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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10
List OfLetters.

EDEMAINING in the Post Office at
EU Brandon, April /, 1889.
Andrews Collin Mcclellan Eli
Ames Noah B. Merriam David Jr.
Anderson Stephen McIntire NJ. A. Miss
Bump Cyrus Newton Rufus
Barnes Luna Mrs. Powell David
Baird Wolcott Richardson Worthy
auckland Jane MissRussaiI CYNTHIA Mrs
BOYD tiletus Rogers Jeremiah 81
Clifford Simeon W.RuggIes w. Miss
Cheney Ephraln Jr.Stephens Josiah Fl.
Gary John Sumner Henry A
Earring Justus Stephens Abraham
Durkee William Stearns Anthony F.
Durkee Harriet Mrs.Smith Esther A Miss
Edminster John Spraoue N ~.
Experience John Tilton G.. w. 2
harrington Gilman Tasker Paul Jr. 2
Harrington Benz, G.Thomas Zebina
Flske Marcia Miss Tanegene Patrick
iske Edward Washburn Lorenzo
Fuller Jonathan Wheeler William
Flint Nathan I'd Winslow s. II. Mrs
Griffin Michael Walker George
Gloos Oliver A. Wright Almond
Gordan A. M. MissWeIls Sally Ann
Hyatt Justus WhitIock Cyrus
henderson J. 3. Warren David
Hitchcock Dan GosHrN
Henry John Allen Noah
June Stephen &. Belknap William
Lashon Peter Brown Levi
Leavltt }. u. Cowen James
L'ndSiy Erastus Stickney Jonas r.
Locke Albert Washburn E. Jr
EDWARD JACKSON. p. NJ
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10
M s C ELAN EOUS.
Surgical Operation.

We copied from a Baltimore paper,
some time ago, an account of the extirpa-
ton of monstrous tumor, in the perform
ance OF which it was necessary to remove
the lower jaw the patient. Although
such narratives, in detail, properly belong
to the medical and surgical publications
we hold that brief notices of them in
Journals OF more general character are
likely to be useful, inasmuch as they con.
Vey cheering intelligence to the afflicted
who seldom or never read professional
books or periodicals, and many of whom
but for information picked up in a news.
paper, might live and die il ignorance of
the tact that science afforded relief
For this reason we willingly give place
TO the sub]olned notice of an operation. re-
Gently performed in this city by DR.. Ho-
ner Bostw;ck.
SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-W. r. %
years OF age, vas suffering from large
lumor on the upper and inner part of the
right thigh. He said the swelling had
originated in slight injury which he had
received from the accidental discharge ola
gun. The wadling struck him on the in
ner side of the thigh, giving him severe
pain, which continued about twenty min
nutes, and in few days afierward, small
lump, about the size ofa chestnut, was per-
ceived, and continued to increase until if
was as large as the head of child of six
or eight years old. The accid, MT occur
red on the lO-h of July, 1882. There
was not much pain in the tumor excent
during rainy and damp weather. The
general health ofthe patient was good
and he was advised to have the tumor re-
moved to which, after few DAYS, he ..on.
scented. He however observed that ba
d'd not think he could stand mnch outline
The operation was performed on the
an day Of February, in the presence Of
DIS. Caldwell, Judson and P. s. While
all OF this city. An eliptical incson was
maze over the tumor, through the skin
which was dissected off from The sac. and
then by careful dissection the tumor was
separated entirely from the muscles of the
tni9h and removed without Difficulty
only one artery, branch of The profunda-
fenoris' required the ligature. The wound
was secured by the interrupted suture and
adhesive s;raps-then simply dressed
and healed in the usual manner. The I'm,
NOR weighed three pounds and four GUN. |
ces He bore the operation extremely
We'll, notwithstanding his previous appre. |
henslon.-N. Y SDpc.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10
A REMEDY FOR
II h e u m atismI

THE excruciating pain-the decrenituda ,nd
deformlty. audthe premature old a@e
which are the usual attendants of ,l,;s J;a'
are suffered by many from desna;r of /. n,,.o >
disappointment in the efficacy Of the nnmer,us
pretended antIdotes used to effect this nurnoSe
But those who have made fair trial of f's'
DR. JEBB'S CELEBRATED IINIMENr
even IN cases of long standing, and of the most
severe character, have received certain relief and
many have been cured in few DAYS, some IN %: d
nours! as a number of person in Boston and vi.
s,ni!y, VINO were formerly afflicted with the Rbeu.
'na''sn' nave very fully testified, Certificates
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10
Il Y e w e II H

For sore or ifyfamed Eyes, gives immediate
ease and relief. On recent sore eyes, the effect
is most salutary Where the complaint has been
of years standing, and in some exceeding had ca.
ses, the most unexpected and desirable relief has
been found in the use of this EYE WArER. At.
ter every other remedy had failed. MANY per-
sons who have used it, pronounce it the best prem
aration for these complaints they have ever met
with, especially in cases Of soreness or inflama-
ton of long standing. Price 25 cents a bottle.
None genuine! unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper by the sole proprietor, t. KID.
DER, immediate successor TO the late DR.. W. T.
CONWAY. For sale at his Counting Room, over
No. 80, Court-street, near Concert Hall, Boston.
and also, by his special appointment, by NJ. w.
Orchard, & l. BUTTON, Brandon VT
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10

are in the possession of the Proprietor, proving
the most thorough and surprising cures by means
of this powerful Liniment, in cases where other
approved applications had utterly failed The
Liniment is also used with success for bruises
sprans, numbness, stiffness of the joints, chill.
blains, &c.
Price SO cents bottle.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10
PLASTER,
+ Il E SH GR-0GNn

N z ; II g RIO u Nd.
OFA Scotia & Western Plaster
~ ground, & warranted of the first
quality' constantly on hand and for sale
oy the BRANDON IRON COMPANY.
March IL, 1889.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1839-04-10

POTASH KETTLES.
az kGALLON Potash Kettles made
SV from Pig Iron; also 80, so &
30 Gallon Caldrons, for sale 6v the
BRANDON IRON COMPANY.
March l, 1899.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-10-05
From the Lady's Book.
MY UNCLE NICHOLAS.
BY RICHARD PEEN SMITH.

Call no man happy till you know the nature OF
his death; lac is ut best but fortunate
Scion 20 CrcaSuS.
Time cats the children he begets, and the
memory Of few men outlive their monu-
menta; nav, myriads pass into oblivion e.
ven sefore the elements have sullied their
epitaps. Ny Uncle Nicholas, nolwthstand-
ing his deserts, has not escaped this order OF
things. l knew Kim in the April Of my
years-the hower-ime Of life; and as my
mind reyerts TO those sunny days, the first
object !. rests upon is the beloved image Of
MY uncle Nicholas.
He was placid being, over flowing with
the best CT humaniiies. His heart and his
doors were open 10 all his fellow beings,
and there was net creature endued with
animal life, towards which he did not sid
ously avoid giving pain. His dogs loved
him, and he could not walk abroad into his
fields but his cattle followed him, and fed
out of his hand.
" He was scholar, ripe ard good
one" at least viewed him as such IN my
boyhood. His mind was stored with good
learning, but his favor;e mpanions were
those hearty old poets who have retained
their freshness for centuries, and who pos
sess Reproductive faculty that will make
them blossom through succeeding ages
With what delight would he pore over the
harmonious numbers of Spencer, and Dray-
ton, and Drummond and the vigorous dram
a,ists Of those times and there was scarce
ly gem of the minor poets that he had not
.cullcd to grace his memory. These he
would reciie with all the feeling and enthu-
siasm Of early lie, and at times | imagined
they were golden links that inseparately
bound him to his boyhood. They appear
ed TO possess the faculty OF making him
young again.
He was a quiet humorist, but with no
IN orc gall than night be found in dove
His face was ever mantling with some pleas
ant thought, and his mind flowed on as gent
lv as a secret brook, that ever and anon
dimples and smiles at It's own babbling.
He was married, and my aunt was one
Of the gentlest of creatures. You might
have searched the world without finding a
pair whose hearts and minds so perfectly
harmonsed. She was delicately attuncd
instrument, ever breathing the soltest mu-
sic; never depressed to sadness, and sell
dom exhijorated beyond placid smile
If percharce she laughed it was at some jest
Of my uncle Nicholas; not that it excited
her risitle faculties, but that she perceived
by the manIlng Of lis countenance there
was more intended than came within the
scope Of her apprehension; and she would
laugh outright that he might more fully en-
joy the freak of his Imagination. How they
loved each other!
My uncle dwelt on farm in the out
skirts OF a village, He had selected il as
his residence in early life, and lived long E.
nough to see the primitive setlemon! as
sur,e something like name on the may Of
his couny.E was identified with thespot;aH
the vi.lagers in ameasure looked upon him as
their patriarch, and even the children would
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-10-05
OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
Opposite ST. PAUL's CHURCH, MAlN-sr.
TIE AIS:

~ shsd = SsssT!- ~
The COLUlHBL1 DEMOCRAT tCiH be
PNJA8@c3 5uery Saturday morning, at
TWO DOLLARS per annum, payable
AGf yearly in ddUance, or T9DO Dollars
fyby Cents, If not paid ,oithin the gear.
No subscription wiU be taken for shorter
period Ma1o sac months; nor aay diScon-
tinuaace permitted, mil all arrear0geS
are discharged.
.ADT-ERTYSEJIENlrS not erceeding a
square sciH be copspicuOuSiy inserted at
One DoHar for The first three insertions,
and Iioe3fy,fve cents for cvery sutse-
gucn, Insertion. sE@H liberal discount
made o hose 1Dho GIUertiae by The ycor.
LEII.ERS addressed on business, must
be post pail.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-10-05
BL0011sBURG. COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. SATURDAY, OCT

All things TO end are made.
The plague full swift goes by.
! am sick, | must die
Lord have mercy on US
Haste, therefore, each degree,
To welcome destiny;
Heaven is our heritage,
Earth but players stage.
Mount me into the sky.
! am sick, l must die
Lord have mercy on us
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-10-05

Weusri8ms.-A chiefs amang ye, takin
noteS'-as the pickpOcket said ven he vas
at the race-course.
That's fiat burglary'-as the justice said
ven he saw the women stealing the cake off
the grlddle.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1839-10-05

NJ. lLll..I..IS 7 s Q L. III l2OU&o
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20
McdiCased a.Ozemges,
Wholesale and Retail at No. log Nassau street, one
door dbope dnn.


Worms Worms infaby destroyed by usiag shermans
Worm Lozenges They the greatest discovery made,
and the only medicine that and pleasant that
children may them freely peppermint.
Coughs Colds .4sha OF the chest sumption,
&C. almost incredible short time by using Sherman
celebrated Cough Lozenges They
They have cured within the last months
than all the Basams Of Lwerwort, Herchound &c put TO
ger They have cured great many cases. where hopes
were entertained Of recovery.
Bilious Compaiys-Shermans Cahartc Loxenges par
tculay adapted bilious cases, where active CahAc
required They best medicine and pleasant
Heartburn and acdity Of the stomach dyspepsia &c. cured
BY Sherman Soda Loxenges They heartburn few
minutes and afford astonishing relief to dyspeptics
Nervous Sick Headach Immediately cured by Shcrmans
Headache Lozengcs They ntings oppression Of the
chest wness &C. They highly refreshing to those at
tending large parties keeping up the spirits and cheeuilness
Lrafue L0senges for Of cosve habits common
the sana They Keep the bowels open and after awhile
entirely obviate this troublesome complaint.
Charcoal Lozerges correcting the stomach and bowels
Sarsapariiia Lo<enges for purifying the blood. &c.
Rheunafis Lunbago pains and weakness in the bach,
lons sides neck breast limbs JOINTS &C. cured by Sherman
Poor Mans Plaster 100000 Of which yearly sold,
all other pastes and FOR only l1 cents
Sheans Tsehing Plaster affords astonishing relief when
the back Of the neck Of children cutting their teeth
Liper Complaint aundce, female obsructons &c. cured
BY sheras celebrated Ro, Hepane which has cured more
within the last than all other remedies put oge-
Their with difficulty the proprietor supply the increas
ing demand for this popular medicine.
BAN kinds Of medicine be had made INTO Lozenses
and pleasant O6 Nassau street Also Peppermint
Rose and ali other peasan, eating Lozengs, the greatest
variety in the world
Ash for Shermans Lozenges. jelg-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20
n a n aAV. r
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HIGH
LANDS, ON THE HUDSON RIVER.
THAT beautiful Rs.;danc. Lnown nv he name Of

SrLENDlD COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HIGH
LANDS, ON THE HUDSON RIVER.
- - nal beautiful Residence known by the name oil
49, the BEVERLY FARM containing four hundred
OF isno' about two hundred Of which 10 fine level
Die SOIL Of an excellent quality in good of cuva-
ton and net surpassed the fertility the
mainder hne and thrifty timber land The situation the
most eligible ON the Hudson extending enc mile and half on
the with bold shore aud dock being
opposite West Point, and within fifty Of New York The
prospects, extensive and diversified reaching ST. Anho
ny Peak the south to the bay city Nswburgh on the
north This estate can conveniently oe divided into three
FARMS giving an equal proportion Of trent river and
Of arabic and timber land EACH Almost every
supplied with living springs of the purest There IS on
said estate PLAN house, ormery the head quarters Of Gen
Arnod likewise necessary carry the business
of the farm The single fact that during the whole time the
cholera ragged throughout the state not
miles Of this place. sufficient to prove the
saubrty situation The facilities Of with
the city, that be reached in four hours OF
steamboats, great and daily increasing both regards
pleasure and the convenience Of market for produce Of
every description
Rich in historical associations connected with the goriou
struggle for independence the Beverly estate presents
gentlemen Of and leisure the opportunity Of select
of the charming and picturesque country seats
the state.
For conditions Of sale, apply to STEPHEN A. HALSEY
ESQ., 1870 Water street, HlCHD d. ARDEN, the adon
ing farm. my26-lOtW
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20
THE HUMAN HAIR.

mr. Personal appearance 10 Influenced by nothing
aeray than luxuran crop Of hair The loss Of the hair
in most cases oecaoned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist TO IL To prevent its de-
cav and accomplish its complete restoration the object
to which Mr. Crehugh has for directed his attention
The growth and Of the hair ITS structure
nected with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain full information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated Psychologists in London
aud Edinburgh deced the daerent layers Of the skim
med nerves. and bulbs connected with both
skin and hair and by these discovered the which
occasion badness and produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowledge Of all these SUBJECTS and after
experiments heads different ssSes OF Badness and
ing according the constitution Of the isdivdua the
result the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHER0Us, or INDICATED COMPOUND
Il 10 composed Of ingredients Of the most viv
combined with those wlch will promote the circulation
healthy action 10 the akin, and restore the RELAXED functions
the nerves. boodvsssl and absorbests II will thus be
evident that emily By such can the restoration Of the
hair be effected.
In proof the confidence which CLTREHUGHhas In
ing hair he prepared to treat With gvntean who
would wish have the Compound applied BY himself q his
Hair Cutting Rooms This win be done ritou amy chse
III hair il restored Individuals OF the highest responsibility
had their hair restored referred to- Who vii
testify 10 the great efficacy ofthe Conpouni.
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become this
or caussdb tying too tight this Con-
pound only restore IT, In ssch all OILS grcasss &c
any fatty matter n pernicious, and eaa only be recon-
mended through the grossest ignorance.
One application Of the Tucopheron suhicicnt TO remove
seurf and Dandrf from the hair and dpate all Impurities
fror the skin
Price, 81 bottle. sold by CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut
ting Rooms. Corner Of Fulton and Broadway and OF his aT
pointed Agents. b. Dodd Druggist corner beecser and
| broadway. m90-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

l9-L@'S HOTEL, Jan. 81, 1889. DIR. Levson Sir
About year since left for New Orleans commence
mercantile business Soon after my arrival became acquaint
ed with several young merchants from the north Unfortunate
for adopted their vices well their virtues
contracted the VI disease. had applied several
medical practitioners who had their handbis posted up
spicuously about the city, paid them Of
ney but all purpose After lingering several MONTHS and
daily growing advised by friend make Hum
er Red Drops and am happy to inform that after
and able return my friends well when LEFT inten
ded call personally express my thanks but shall be
obliged leave in the stage the morning. Yours truly
You at liberty to publish the above by leaving out my
and residence. Blk. L.
ielQ-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

GENERAL OUTFITTING STORE,
There Gentleman every article for complete
Outfit Of the best quality
10. 353 PEARL STREET, CORNER OF FRANKLIN
SQUARE, N. Y.
Here the public may always procure
Fine goods in the Quitting line,
And what simportsnt, be sure,
That untiring zeal will combine,
With skill in preparing each sort
As good as elsewhere be bought.
Here the steamboat and packet ship may
Their ready made linen procure
And prices most moderate pay
For articles well made and secure.
Here they will constantly keep
Every article belong 'ng to that class,
From The Counterpart, blanA ct and sheet
To the towel and cloth for your gisss.
Gentlemen also will find
Their ready made linen complete,
From fabrics the best Of their kind,
And made up exceedingly neat.
Shirts, Under Shirts, Draws, Belts and Hess,
Handkerehicfs, Bosoms and Stocks,
While the skill that each article shows,
Brings customers erowding in hocka
But he need not each item rehearse,
The suspender, the Collar, the Glove,
The Pantheon, Strap and The Purse,
Each fine - those mentioned above.
Linens, likewise, to order made
BY tiose who are knowa 10 excel,
And the very fair price that "a paid
Yields work that llways doss we'll.
'Tis extremely convenient to Know
Where ample assortment is found,
AID at once there be able to 20
Without searching the city all round
Ass Vcshag and Stock Satns In lengths to suit
n20-1
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

ITUNTER's RED DROP-Thanks 10 d.. Hunter Of Got
nberg the ~ disease dssrmcd OF All its terrors
single bottle Of this nisib remedy now proved to be SUI
kcient the nveterte The medicine v pro~p,
and decisive in its effects and requires hut lev days. aud IRE
qneny but few hours o every particle oi disease
from the system In its operation be said TO act like
magic without IN consequences or aconv nenees what
ever Both may With perfect safety witheut
rard TO circumstances situations respect 70 diet
Price 81 per bottI.-warrsnted to IN Sold
only at Dvirion street All shall be strictly
6denjal jeieN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

NOTICE TO INvALIDs. Halt NO longer between two
lN opinions listen TO the unset ~ Interested ADVISERS
dismiss your aouh you be restored to perfect health and
sounness. by calling Division st. where sure and safe
remedy for all VI corp u be obtained add The strict
eat sccresy observed HUNTERS RED DROP, the mighty
conquero Of this disease which has DESTROYED ITS thousands =
obtained only at this Office Dost forget the NUMBER DIVE
SION st. jes II
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

HUNTERS RED DROP.-This medicine is the only
absolute that has been discovered for the i
disease which has been known when seated in the system 10
down from generation geseraoa deyng the skill Of the
eminent physicians II 10 allowed every acqusnt-
ed with it, he the csraia safe and quick mode Of
known II roots every vesgc of this poison from the sys
TEN in few days. matter how old the and also be
ssed with the greatest safety by both Il dees discovery
there restraints laid the patient Office Division
treet no other place in the city. Price 81. je3-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20
RED DROP-For the cure Of the "

JVUNTERs RED DROP-For the Of the VI
disease The subscriber has great satisfaction IN recon
endax this valuable medicine TO all persons afflicted with the
above disease He does offer this quick sostrum with
NE hope Of deoeving intelligent community but on the
contrary he feels sctuated with strong desire TO benefit all
who may abourng under the above truly distressing
complaint II 10 an interesting fact that notwithstanding the
great demand for this medicine and the number Of bottles that
Rave sold for the last feur years. that instance has
failed. Proptnes. certainty and safety its known char
throughout the Unios Remember, the only place. D
vision st. Price 81 per bottle.
je6it Dr. U. LEVisoN.
vINHE INNOCENT oen suffer from the wickedness OF those
in whom they place uumed confidence Ia order to re-
form deporable state OF things the work Of reformation
with the rltyasd are necessary TO
accomplish desirable object let them apply At Dvsios
street where they he supplied at all hours without Tear
with all the necessary means. JeI.it
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

HUNTERS RED DRoP-Dinerent from all other rene.
dies for certaa disease. Unlike other medicines that
are con,uuay sprngng up the invaluable Red Drop main
i en,abe supremacy unialng remedy Tor the
~ disease, without regard TO diet Price ~ per bottle
O5ce Division 81. Ju5 IL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

DANIEL SWEENEY, n Ann street, returns his nnesss
IL thanks TO his friends for the liberal uppothsy
have uniformly rendered him since he first opened his Rsfeo
them that win be his constant endeavor TO sa
continuance Of their appreciation His table always funissa
with the best the aarket affords and those who may honor h
table with their presence depend upon being served with
cleanliness civity and promrtitude. iie6
ID GARD Atthe Walton Mansion House No s26 Pearl street.
ID Franklin Square, at - 90 per weekThe location
trial. and il Of the pleasant resorts in this
city Young doing business down town, gentlemen and
their wives will find at the above place comfortable home
Rooms to let at the above house without board.
Aiso splendid Hall for masonic, odd fellows and other
lodges referees committees, musical parties &c jei.im'
DoARDING-Is a genieei private family in Brooklyn
from the Of Henry, the le only two minutes
walk from the south Ferry The French, English and Spa
nsh languages spoken in the family Apply as above
my2l-lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-20

NEW REFECTORY.-J SWEENEY informs his friend
IN and public that he has opened Reectoy in this.
large and elegant bsdng No. i4l Fslton street Fish, Flesh
and Fowl always be found his tables and delioa
CIV Of the provided appears the market
No attention will be wanting his part give general
satisfaction and he hsp-s to find that generous
which he 10 determined to reserve.
ilO-n j. SWEENEY