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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
WHEAT CROP in MICHIGAN.

WHEAT CROP in MICHIGAN.
Extract ofa letter dated miles, Michigan
June IL, 1910.
troying thousands of acres of as good grow th
of wheat as human eye ever beheld,. The fly
works some. Where the growth indicated thir
~ bushels per mere three weeks ago, now the
fl,ner says j will not be worth harvesting
From all sides Of us The complaints general
wherever the worm is, the work of destruc-
ton is comple,e-people are moving down
whole fields for fodder The above is
frn1ed Ivy several gentlemen, who have recently
travelled through western Michigan, win whom
we have converSed. There can be doubt
that Immense quantities of growing wheat have
been destroyed in that quarter. 1t fortunately
happens however, that so much wheat was
sown last fall, that failure Of the crop in any
particular distsici cannot affect tegeneral result
Buffalo Com. .Adv.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07

A CARD. The ST. Johnsbury Brass Band, ten
Der the ladies' of st. Johnsbury, their grateful &c
acknowledgements, Cor the very fiat,ering and kind
reception with which they were honored by them
S,n their return from the Celebration the fourth.
H. PARKS for the Band
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07

W We learn from Washington that the Sub
Treasury Bill has passed the House by vote of
1874 to 10Y .,.s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
= Ia c q D 40 \ $ "a 4 G

ia PADDOCK intends to dispose Of his flock
A,Ao of fine woGle1 Sheep, and will sell Them in
small lots for the accommodation Of those who
may wish Ia improve their hocl<s; and if desired
o credit Of one or two years, with good securl
", payable in money or wool.
ST. Johnsburv, June, 1910. lo0if
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
SyHNSE LOW XEaATN,
Watch Maker asaas eyeyycSEeP,

HAS opened n shop at st. Johnsbury Plain,
Il a where he intends carry ing on the business of
Il Jewslier, in ali its branches; and from his expe-
Renee aud thorongh acqnainsnce with his business
he hopes to be able to satisfy all such may ex-
tend To hum their patronage. He has supplied his
shop with assortment of new iewehy, among
which the following articles: r-tt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
N O r 1 c L

.NJOTtCE is hereby given that The connection in
IN business between Wm a. Bancher, Jos.
Z Blnucher, and Geo W. Bennett, diss"ived
in February last, aud the Undersigned agreed 10
pay all debts, all the notes and accounts due me
firm were assigned me- and all persons are forbid
uavirr any notes or accounts To any other pe rson
WILLIAM a. BLANCfER.
Bra dtcy Vaic, Jahe %, 1910. lo2-ow'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07

pst week thrown from horse she was Ling,
ind dragged seven miles. The horse was only
iOpped by the last OF three shots from RI
70, and when so, tho remains Of the unfortunate
IDLY were so muIiiated rlla, ,hry could scarcely
le recognz ed as those OF hnnan hcing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
Watches, SILVER aaaGl Plated
SE9D0IaS:

Silver Thinhles, silver bowed Spectacles and Spc
uce Cases, silver pencil Cnses, gold Leads, gold
and pared gnnrd Keys gold Rings and Pins; Rog.
erS Pocket Knives and Scissors, Rogers Superior
Rnzors and Razor Sfrops, steel chain watch Keys,
Trimmings, DC. &c.
II will repair Watches and Clocks, and warrant
them foI ono year, at the customary prices and do
all other business pertaining 10 his calling,
June 1910. 151tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07

Horrible. II is stated in the Wheeling paper,
on the authority OF u letter from Marietta, Ohio,
mat young lady from down the river, who
was on visit to her friends in that place, was
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07

EsEH n dis, 20 @ e 8 sasrd Sa s La
OFF first quality. aud latest style, kept eons'at'-
9 ~ on hand or made TO order, reasonable
terms for cash approved credii-by
JAS. e. RAMSAY.
All persons wishing for either of the above
articles are respectfully invited TO call and see fo
themselves. eoa. . a.t ~f Il
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
Addrcss--JAs R. RAMSAY, ST. Johnsho,ry
Vermont, T. ata 1891
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
STATE CONVENTION.


iARRIsONiAN STATE CONVENTION.
The Wing State Convention was held agrcoab)N
tdprevious notice, at Burlington, Juue 25, 1910
Te Convention was called to order by ib'rry
Bhdey, Esq ch'ssnan of The State Hommi'tee,
ard the following gentlemen, reported by the com
mtee, were elected officers:
For President
Hon. SOLOMON FooTE, of Rutland County.
Far Fice PrcSid6ntS
Ap"los Austin, at large
John g. Ohm. Bennington Co.
Ebenczer Weils, Whitman Co.
Moses Strong, Rutland Go.
Ryland Fletcher, Windsor Co,
Jonathan Hasar, Addison Co.
A w. b. Tenney Orange Co.
Ezra Mech, Chltendon Co.
WIN. Martin, Wnsiin gton Go.
&. b. Chandler Caledonia Go.
Heman Alien, franklin Go. f..+
Samuel e. Crafts, Orleans Co
Joseph Waterman, of Lamoille Co.
Stepbea Howe, of Essex Co.
For SrcEctnrieS. f'
Geo b. Marser, .t't..f'
Leonard Sergeant,
Jedediah > Bushnell
f. II. Billings,
Geo. s. Foster.
The following resolution, introduced by Charles
Adams Esq. were adopted.
Resolved, That committee of thirty be raised
for Electors-that in order raise this committee,
each county be called on to nominate many gen
tlemon as they havs senators,
The following resolution, introduced hy MIR Pier
point, was adopted.
Resolved, that committee Of seven persons be
appointed by the chair, TO report resolutions to this
convention, and an address TO the freemen Of this
state
The committee appointed consisted Of Nlessrs,
Charles Adams, Charles Paine, Geo. p Marsh, E.
p. Walton, jr. a. l.. Miner John II. Prentiss.
The convention then djourned for one hour.
ATTE"NooN.
Convention met MIR Plcrpont in behalf Of the
committee appointed TO report ticket for State
officers, and also for electors, presented the follow
ing:
For Governor,
SLASH. JENiSON.
For Lieut., Governor,
DAVID NJ. CAMP.
For Treasurer,
HENRY +. JAMES.
For Electors at large,
SAMUEL G.. CRAFTS.
HON. EZRA MECH.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07

From the North Star Of May /, 1927.
Iy''rhe reply of Col. Charles II Hammond
to the Elk Governors Manifesto is received, and
will appear in our next. 1t is written in manly
and temperate tone, and adds much 10 the voum-
nous catu !oguc of evidence which goes to cow let
his Excellency of fnIsehood, nordinAte ambition,
and
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-01-31
SELECT TAIFS-
AN ESCAPE
During The Reign of Terror From the TEN
pie Prison.

During The Reign of Terror From the Ten
pie Prison.
CConclu5ed3
"What is to become of thee, Oh nv country -
exclaimed Blondville, one day throwing himself
upon a sofa, and giving vent to his feelings
Twelve, fifteen and twenty executions in a day in
Paris; what is to become Of France. Robespierre
is the most bloody tyrant in the universe"
BloHdville started from his seat, and gazed a.
9round to see if any listening ear overheard his
words. Finding all SILENT he again exclaimed :
Nero and Caligula could not surpass him in
Aeir thirst for blood
= AT this moment knocking at the door of his
5arlor reused him 10 sense of the danger he bra
aSed in speaking thus harshly of Robespierre, and
: Of being overheard. The door opened, and ser
want handed him a letter. which he knew came
from the fair Rosalie, for the superscrption was
n her hand writing. With a smiling countenance
he dwel upon every line, and after reading it twice
exclaimed:
Yes, beautiful creature, fairest Of Heavens
wprks, VIII with pleasure obey your commands
If it is to cross unknown seas, climb mountains
and explore the traclLess desert. l viii soon be
with you and gaze once more OF the idol aud angel
Of nay heart
That night Madame and Mademoiselle de Bourg
were sitting with Rosalie in their little parlour
= conversing on the awful affairs Of France.
Il appears 20 me- said Madame de Bourg, that
that villain, Robespierre. is determined to extemi-
nate every noble, wealthy ard learned person in
;he realm
He appears to riot in the blood Of the Royal
flmily,' said ;he beautiful Emily.
BE more cautious and speak not 50 loud ex.
claimed Rosalie, some one may be listening
There is an ear that never sleeps said a voice
without, in hollow and husky tones.
The ladies screamed, ami the next moment the
door opened, and frightful object entered; his
face covered with blood. Rosale had nearly faint
ed, ere Blondvil,e could snatch the mask rom Ais
flce and discover himself
Though an SO gay said 8,oadville, 4 have
but little while ago Witnessed one OF the mos
horiaic scnes that ever appalled, humanity. Hear
ing that Rolespierre had condemned Brissot and
twenty-one others fthe Convection, went to the
prison, and from thence to the guilotine. You re-
member, Resale, the fine looking man we Were
ldmirng the other day in the street! Well, that
vas Yalleze. lie stabbed himself Immediately
sier hearingh sentence, and such c0untenance,
Oh Cod, ] never can forget it,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-01-31
JOB PRINTING.

BY MRS. EMMA c. EEBURY.
We strangers lady, strangers do We part;
Long VII Thy memory remain enshned within my heart
would not these unhidden beneath mine eyends
swell,
As standing the pebby Shore breathe my sad farewell
VIC met strangers but that breast must be cold,
which asks revolving years before loves blossoms can unfold
look aword simple tone oft wakes the SPIRITS strings,
Ana calls forth al the melody from sympathy that springs
The chambers Of my imagery added treasure show;
y graceful form pictured there, thy calm and cloudess
brow
Tacd by affections slfu hand iumed by nenorvs light
aleess those nts viii sun found when years have sped
their fight.
Oh, dark indeed would be this world did We not sometimes
find,
That best Of al earh's fairy gs-a gentle, kindred mind
And though We only meet TO part yet pleasant thoughts remain
To cheer ard path when has srewa hat path
pain.
Farewell, sweet end-I speak the word with VAN but fond
regret
= MAJ oe long shall again have met;
Bat al The quiet evening hour, o let my memory seem
The hatraced image Of pasi and unpeasng dream,
Brooklyn, Ii.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1840-01-31
JEFFERSoNIAN, REPUBLICAN.

TERMS.-Two dollars per annunln advance-Two dollars
and quarter half ycaryand If paid before
ih wear dollars and half Those receive their pa
by stage drivers employed by the proprietor
i xii be charged g ID cts. per year, extra
No papcrs until arearageS are paid except
al the option Of the Editor.
nAdveTSenentS not exceeding square sxteen lnes)
wu be inserted three weeks for dollar twenty-five cents
r subsequent insertion larger proportion.
liberal discount viii be made 10 yearly advertisers.
HAn letters addressed 10 the Editor be post paid.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

tCopy rightsecured,


A PROPHECY TIN years J,onthis tire no men Vin
A think Of using other rensdic Whsp sickness dSsds his
Tans, than those phich CLANS, aud Dppfy.
The BRANDRETH FILLS cleanse ard purify, and cannot
The become WIFI. they used. We
nay bark" any onos, what IS their eheeti They
bind disease the foul humors the body, which u
naey become great IN quantity that spopery
the result the pstert then finds tso late his mistake How
the when the simple method Of p
hying the body with Brandrsths Pills y adopted.
that touchssne Of all human knowledge has
proved beyond doubt that this celebrated mescas and the hui
man body naturally adapted for the cshsr by their aid
the whole Of the huds and even the seds or not
the solids nade and renewed from the fluids be entirely
evacuated altered and completely regneated and m amanncr
so simple as 10 give every day ease and pleasure.
The that hundreds Of thousands have been cured yf
nveterate diseases b. the Of these Pulls alone IL
well to enumeras the diseases BY L.. the sct
pain, whether Of internal external
this medicine weeks ri-lhere will be
sty any further aerw ardss he
true until perfect u eecied which will be generally
much sooner thar could be expected.
Brandrths Pills less cure than prevention Of dis
When feel su the head back sldeweary
the creron-ts then ought TO take dose Of these
Pills This will always have good effect, because IL g i'm
humors which produce III and only by their being forced
out with purgIsg that health can be restored.
recommend two thi gsr,rer be hed and nerer
20 Druggist for Brandrefhs Pills. The first w-sksns
the pncpe Of life and long keeps the blessings Of health from
body Ard the last opurchdse Phi called
OF DRUGGIST 10 insrt the purchaser base courier
an, that be purchased Of Of the
Offices which for its exclusive SALE 81
An. duly appointed by and who hold regular csr
agency. shh renewed yearly There an fgenf
hoss purchasing wholesale must remember that all
travellers Of Attorney regularly proved 10 be
act, before the clerk o. the county Of New i9rk; ,
s poxs, and Isl Hudson aud 75 second at are ass my
Mi g. BRANDRETH. VI. %.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

COR TUE sPEeDY AND RADICAL CURE Of Gonor
r ho.a elects and al Urethra discharges Irritation ofhe
Kidnsy e. Ursihra aud Prostate GLAND.
heae fills made fro e yrsscr Of the late csle
brsrd DR. Aheruethev who for years
fully preserved them in all stages Of the above diseases not
only IN hn piyots practice but IN several public hospias
The different contained in these PILE only
prescribed by the m u Pacca and scientific in the
ssion, bat ~ pecgar emical Irocess 80 coaeentraea
and compounded that drug greatly increases the efficacy
Of the other. -
They possess great sdvsnagss all liquid medicines, BY
sgesns with the stomach affecting the breath which
der them extremely convenient TO take without exciting
least suspicion Besides these advantages they
the part subject TO the troublesome weakness whch
sofregasntly occurs after taking other medicines,
In the first the disease Dor usually sufficient
20 effect few days, Ia case the tent strictly adj
heres to the dire ctlons
long proreisd Chronic stages Obstinate elects SC they
equally certain having cases where every
other medicine had failed They may be taken a. any ime
and under cumtance with but little regard TO Diet ex
cent In abstsippq from spirtaous aud rmepted lluors
The genuine pills sold in New York only by " Watson
Chemist Sc Apothecaries Hall, 80 Catharine street
.tca .s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
ny THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
The Murder on MT. suydam---latense Ex-
acknowledgements observation-disclosures
OF Robinson's Brot her--The Gold w atch.
Correspondence Of the Herald
New BRUSs wIcR, Dec. 10, 5 +, Nj.


Correspondence of the Herald
New BRUSswIcR, Dec. 10, 5 r. Nj.
DEAR SIR:-
The greatest excitement still prevails IN this com
munity, and is spreading rapidly. So horrible a
murder was never before committed in this quarter
of the State There is scarcely doubt but that
Robinson was the murderer of Mr.. Suydam. His
brother James, who was arrested with him was ex-
amined to-day. He stated that his brother offered
him fifty dollars to set fire to his dwelling
Mr. Evans, of Newark, with whom Mr.. Sydsm's
watch was found, also testified to-day. He imme-
diatelv identified Robinson the person who eX-
changed Mr.. Sydams watch with him for another
watch and several spoons, SC. The spoons he or
dered marked P. A. r. Robinson initials.
Several places have been discovered in Robin
sons house, newly planed No doubt where the
blood was split.
The examination is going on, and fresh disclo-
sures are expected tomorrow.
Mr.. Sydam was a member of the Dutch Reformed
Church. He has left young wife and Almost inter-
esting family. He inferred this afternoon at 4
o'clock, amidsta deep sensation.
The only cause TO be assigned for this hor-
rible crime is that Robinson expected TO gain pos
session OF all the papers belonging to bin that were
in the hands of Mr. Suydam as security.
Robinson answers questions. He says he dent
care for any body, and tells them to do what they
please. Yours, L.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
SHIP NEWS.

rHLtprtrA. Dee t5Air Harry Auch,nlsck, Mstanfasi
CID Ianrisr Chsreston, Augusta McNurtrie aItgus
Batrtwosr Dec i5-Arr Ulysses Gslt - Ubes-lsft He
raid Myers dg 20 sail newt days Ex,te y, Stscr r Boston,
iE iror fresman Of Do, ldg for NOflesaslai 90 Lon -
spoke Ahtxa % IN Alexandra Tor Dsfha
does m faV Arr Robinson RIO Jsnerot sarah.
Gvs 3. rdcsur Nl1rk Laurel, Portlsnd Ida, Taylor,
Nlork. Henry Kirwa dos Ruckman Pierce, Do. Eliza
aroire. MaaaEss Tsrlgin Turks u md w. o. 'dn %
kls. plymouth. Naumksar Wsneet, Mass cid Orb fBesl
Kisasf %. "a. J0f o. u fsuavra
NFwssES, 30 Dee s-Arr - Pisrrs NYorki Mitchell,
10, cd Bounty, o.; srr Robertson W Indies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
Gil REH UGH'S
SYSTEM OF PRESERVING AND RESTORING
HUM IAN II AIR.

This system effect BY the fhe Tricopher
indicated Compound, prepared solely by himself Ia
the matter OF :.
Whole hair has be thin or fall
from effects of fever 9th disease
what sy Re termed csnttu ona predeposion to badness,
red II faithful and resuSrly applied when he hairrst
shows symptoms of decay after has "a len s-Eo matter
from what canse-C CONFIDENTLY both ladies and
emen that the hair will be lo but Will be restored to
its natural healthy visor.
GRAY HR-At all the appearance gray hair d.
cates of he and God vss,s
ed with the Numerous tend to sfaencc the
of such sndy fright fevers long sickness
headaches to business the
prac ice of wearing tie hat within DOORS The progress
ed thosc hairs that have premaurey changed, Se
restored 10 their original color To effect this end II Is
nended that all the head be COOL
the hair short the free of The hair brush
log and and the apple OF this Compound
evening time will increase the activity of the skn
their healthy action. in this and the
res IL is certain. =,
scuRr AND DAspRFr.-This Compound is strongly recon-.
cndcd TO keep the head entirely a. all and danrf
Nothing Injurious to the growth and beauty ofthe
hair healthy Of the skiD In all the
head subject it. where hav. accumulated in the,
hair apple alton will readily all appea Of it,
am ts will keep the hair soft glossy
without Of the greasy appearance which OIL pouau aud
ether fatty tiers give . 49,,
hal that fallen the divisions, occasion
being ued tightly tied; at the time
all the OF wash and oil Tor while 1T
the hair adds all that soft glossy and silky ehsrac
the curs without that which locks
SO i'll where oil or pomatun has been used;
Fulton street where he gives advice gratis all diseases
Lectea hair. do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
TO THE l. A DIES

NO EXCUSE FOR HAIRY UPPER LIPS.
DE- Wfftk fPEEAUis PEErRoadTfPkkffL t aHR
WIN TFf RAFE GEh5 @ r. skS
c2.S! a S x Pa nd Fh e3SRAgp Ef Ss
anweard aud application to the study Of second
nature her works chemical anal, medical
.n g. pasipss Sr When he owih Of lair may - pro-
sue.S .sf,raS retarded q completely S,.,r1ysI IN
and rrsct ofhe capillary system "a all its whimsea ram
wease1f powder. are recommended to snBoJ ed with su
Pruogs hair either the upper r sides Of the face brow,
i would lie deny he di.hguT,msPt,o beautiful f.
0Sirsss inflicted on lofty aud aiseiSa brow SSsn r.
hair srchsd forehead :. indispuably IN, sir
One ia; scarcely s,Issd since these powder,
' spi sty h sP1Ss s0 e
been nad,qrae 70 the destruction Of HAIR, bui have with
ecyey qf,h,se Dspstoy yi, tss, tbs yus9assr
ins from Tumb temopisis arc geeesS from he New
DTfiLAroRr rowDEe.A smooth, white transl aren't skin
/. ssso1'y Pee,siary 70 female beauty y ma,Ts not l9w
si vbHcss Of surface sbon, It. even such as can only be
discovered by nspectopshs have real claims %
are our utter lsiioatbs former especially we never
bears resemblance 70 the back q hafPek,d gooss, ard
woRdr body s eyer s0Ss So s' e., w
rauds Oeplaory Powders will remove every urerhous har
many vile comp stcrs which have ben put forth 10 effect
object We checrfully recommend The powders Of Dr..
6eura1d 10 tic attention u the ladies they the
tice with perfect mpuny. Dsndis, who troubled with
lin and cnin might improve thur looks BIZ
single application OF this remsdyN sunday Mercury
We have tested pr GorRAuDse Depatery Powders,
and recommend is with confidence to all ladies annoyed
with s,rrruous hair ID efectuay hair ia
nnis s without the mnry the skin"-N Y I've star
To be had No 81 Walker street door from Broad
way, west ste ~ per bottle Single toles sent By mail
Letters must he post pNd.
ARents-Mrs Brown a. Pear Al. Philadelphia Mr. L. G.
Fsrre. MddletOwn, Cohn.
Rscoec that thse powders Ne had else in
New York but 81 Walker street. and that druggists never
sethem.
These powders equally sfieaeious uprootng the
strongest boards. MS I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

sales Of Stocks at Phiiadslphia ysstersay,
$500 state Fvs 1854, -. 500 DO, Iss 81 81 shs Bank
~ Girard Bank. - 1. ia tiirsfd Trust, 2ti.
Amer fret Bosrd-ssso Guy fiv,s 1850. t0o 500 do Sizes
is los; $500 DO fres ISL ioo 500 Lehsh Loans snes
sod Boari-sioo Will RR 90. fat 81. 20 a. 90 fat
a. ss9 Drafts Baltimore, cash, iss $50 .s Ncksburg b.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
PARTIES PARTIES = PARTIES !M

To Ladies giving Parties this Winter.
WILLIAM REID Hudson street Informs the Lads Of
w New and vicinity that he has reduced the prices
of hi, goods 10 su The and viii supply them with the
following articles equal to any establishment in the city, for
cash. = = -....-.,a
LOOK AT THE FOLLOWING fRICES
Calves feet Jelly, rs cents per quart.
lee Cream. rs cents per quart.
Charlotte de russo 81 per quart
Pyramids HON 81 so to Sl2
Plum AXE, IS cents per ID
A variety Of all kinds Of Notices
dla I'm Don't forget, 50 Hudson ST.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

DIR. j. FRANCis, ocULisT, 10 Bsrslsy-st New York
maf ss IT. oo SS
had been in diseased state for twelve attended
wards an Eye SSTna1y for %Osss With no Ssisr result
My connaed TO become much worse and although nu
tally blind consequence of nebua grown the
sight Hearing much Of Dr. Eransiss Celebrated Eye Wa
bua completely removed and sight restored
which could not do for the twelve previous years hope
til remedy may be soon extensively Known as believe
eyes may be ia any way Affected il any person Will cali
upon me- vi" be most hsPPy 70 gss ihsT every ss.sss
certify the above being true statement in partcu
Pastor OF the stsnton 81. Church.
child who has been Afflicted With diseased eyes for nearly two
years large ulcer covered the sight, after rgess appca
was apprehensd the Eye Wafer BY Dr. Francis has
effected perfect cure go ~ s. H. CONE,
We the undersigned having used Dr. Francis Eye Water
in our families with good effect and know its astonishing eih
INTERESTINGLY recomnend to the notice of the public
valuable remedy.
c. c. sommers pastor Of the South Baptist Church.
]. Harrison, pastor of the Thompson st. Church
Joshua Lane member of the Presbysry at Buffalo, and
:, row residing at II 3D. avenue
been received from The Hamilton Literary aud Theological
Institution Of its astonishing efficacy many of the Students
This Eye Water prepared sold by in America
q Artificial Eyes inserted which cannot be disag 1shed
from the natural without giving the slightest pain
M am dySwy within two doors of the Aston House.
THE UN 9EKslGNED Informs the psbe that he posses
ss rs%edy to cure the hhssnat,s@ and
It. to with certainty at very cheap rate and in short
also has another enedy for the publication of the skn
and body It particularly mil reekes and 2pies Of the
Certificates Of Lancaster ennsylvana ana here
Alse is be has the very beet Of Cologne Water
NIL im' L. FRANK. Chatham street, s2l.