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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16

TIVE OLD CHEAP MERCHANT would once
Il more inioIm tho public that he has received
large assortment Of goods, well adapted 10 the
son, which he will sell according 10 quality ov-
erage fifteen per cent cheaper than any one in tbs
vicinity but shall not brag Of being honest, and Of
telling the truth in public prints, Of NY neigh
bora have done, but | know that have given my
word 10 the public for number Of years that would
undorse ali in this section of the county, and with
pleasure ! can state, by tho evidence Of the large
share Of trade which have received from the public
in general that they believe have done according TO
my promise tor in all cases, il some few have been
led away 10 trade at any other store in Ibis vicinity,
when had tho goods 10 sell, by now and emooIh
stories and pretensOns OF being honest they have at
all times returned when they wished TO buy goods for
cash, and traded with " the old cheap tradci."
SPECIMEN OF PRIcEs.-Bfoad Cloths 80, 80, 3.
8 so, rs, 80, 8, 6 so yd Bodlick, Stout l7cts /;
Drilling, as good as there is in Vermont Sd Sheet
ing, 8, II, II ~, i2cts per y'd do. extra quality,
very line 80 inches widc ~ l2cts y'd by he piece
for four last qualities, hall cent discount on the yard
Prints, to 25cts Colored figured silk for dresses
to Gs y'd Alpines, 6s, Is Cd, Is Cd y'd. Muslin
Delaines, first quality, IS Sd Muslin Capes good
style and quality, double, SIS Merno Shawls, good,
Ga, So IS; do. very fine, Sd wide, So uigbond
do. fist quality. So 3S Cotton Warp &C, 22cts
ID, No 7, ~, No. 10, first qualify, 2S, No. H. 30,
No. l6, So Batting, good, Gets ID cloves 81 !
Ginger II; Spice 8 Pepper g; Malaga Raisins,
new, 9; Saeratus all tie very first quality. Mo-
asses, first quality, 42cts per gallon; Lamp oil rs
do. good quality, sscts gal; and many other article,
too mum 'rous TO specify, but all qua y as reasonable
as the above.
leave it for community TO Judge whether tell The
the truth. ISRAEL CUTTING.
Cabot Ffb 10 I840.
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LOOK AT THIS !

HAVE
~ THOUSAND die of Consumption every year IN
~ the United ates, and millions suffer from trouble
some coughs and colds, that can be cured by DR.. NJ.
Hitchcocks Vegetable Virgin Cream Cough Drops,
safe medic prescription Containing no poisonous drugs
and use extensive practice for several years. will
positively afford relief and save you from tina; awful
disease, pulmonary consumption which usually sweeps
the grave hundreds Of the voung the old the fair the
lovely and the gayl
Have you cough? Be persuaded to purchase bot
de Of cough drops TO day, Tomorrow you may be too
late
tLJ9Have you cough? DR. Htchcock's Vegetable
Virgin Cream Cough Drops is the only remedy you should
take to cure you.
For this plain That in Of the thousand
where it has been used has it failed TO relieve.
Price rs cents per bottle. For sale wholesale and
tail ty A. HITCHCOCK co. No III, Gennessee St.
Utica, N Y and by Their agents throughout the United
States and Canada.
Hutchins, Waterbury, and Erasus Hubbard, Chelsea.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16

For sale BY f. p. WALTON& SONS, Montpelier, VI
NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE.-Thls
~ valuable vegetable Medicine stands unrivaIied
for the following Complaints, viz: Dyspepsia or IT,.
digestion, Diseased Liver Bilious Disorders, Dropsy,
Asthma Costiveness, Worms and loss OF appetite,
aud by cleansing he stomaoh and bowels pains
in the side, stomach and breast colds and coughs of
long Standing hoo rscness. shortness oil breath, ner
vous complaints etc. which frequently the effect
Of disease. For Fever and Ague ii is a most yalua
bic preventative as we'll as sovereign remedy. Irs
virtues sutplss any hing heretofore known in reno
wing ST. Vitus Dance, two bottles have been known
10 cure this affecting disease, alter having baed eve
ry exerlion for four years. II has most powerful
Influence in removing nervous complaints II is
pleasant To take, end easy in its operation, that
may be administered 10 the infant with safety.
| The above medicine is highly recommended by Inc
Rev. E Scott, Of Barre J L Buck, Attorney at
Law, Norih 5cld S. Hicks and L Beckley, Hard
wick Rev Charles D Cahoon, Lyndon; Rev Jor-
don, Bellows Falls Doct Cyrus BultsrRcd, Brat
tleboio'; G Horn Rochester, W. Rev Geo Storrs
Portsmouth, N II; HarrN G Raymond n and
many others who have been cured by this medicine,
II may he had wholesale retail Of S Britain, Barc
| ] Farnum Wlamstown, sole proprielors; E II
Preniiss Montpelier, and it may be had in most Of
the principle towns in the slnte and of Z Walton
& Sons at the Montpelier Bookstore. SIT
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"A Heary CaH.--lt is well understood that Mich
igan for The last three years has been under the
control Of the Loco Foco purity who have ours
ed her with Locoioco' general Banking law,
the fruitful mother Of her red dog, 'sandbnnk,
and wild cat banks and have run the state in debt
something like S5,000,000 The 'ong and short
oiihe matter is, that this year, Michigan must
raise by tax the interest on her State debt [she
having no other way 10 raise the money! S447, $50
THIS will he pretty severe tax upon population
of 100000 inhabitants and will efiectuaIly cure
them of any remaining faint of Locoiocosm.
Springfield (El) Journal.
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sa,IIIlaI
rou GENTRAL HOTEL.

n 0LEf retuf 'ns thnles " W.
l. poonc at large Tor thtt We liberal SUI port 10
ance of their iavofs, II has Glt"d M the House H.
The best Of style 1t "a situated in IA, centre Of Moht.
pclier Village convenient 10 all he Store, Pos, Of
fee &c
The Village Hotel will now 60 by til name OF III
Central Ho;cl aud he assures tho pub c that ihef
will be nothlr wanting on his part at all imes,
accommodate the gentleman Of bus ness, genileh'sf
| Ut pleasure, add The weary traveller in style no
surpass tol accommodation and reasonobltpess y
terms by any in the State.
iEJSAl Stages that leave Montpelier call at ih
House Tor passengers.
! p S. There Is first rate Livery Stable kept a
this House.
! Montpelier, March g. 1910. 4:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16

Good Feeling. The great Democratic Harrison
meeting at Columbia, on Washington's birthday,
voted unanimously to join the administration par
ty, in extending an invitation TO the Hero of New
Orleans, to visit Ohio in July next When thc
General arrives at Cincinnati, he will be received
as the guest of the people OF the Stale, und not Of
n mere party.
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SNUFF -! SNUFFl!

ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
nR. M. HITCHCOCK'S newly invented SNUFF
- The best article discovered by Scientific men
in Europe America fos the and absolute relieo
Catarh, Dizziness of the head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
Headaches Falling sickness, Fits and infants troubled
with snufles, parliaI shocks of palsy, &c.
For sale wioesa ale and retail by A. HITCHCOCK and
Co. sole propeto III Gennsseee Utica and by their
agents Throughout The Unlied States and Canada
Also at S, BURBANK'S, Montpelier, and by G. w
Hutch Us, Waterbury, Erastus Hubbard, Chelsea
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16
THE CONTRAST

Let it never he forgouon that while General
HARRISON was barring his bosom to British
balls and bayomets IN defence of his country du-
ring the last war; AlR VAN buren,, was Intriguing
ioith The Federdliss, to defeat the election of JAMES
MADISON, the war candidate for The Proficiency.
tGS-For proof read the sSth page of Mr.. Van
Buren's life, written by his riend,W. II. Holland
tcy-QUrRY Which is The Republican candid.
ate 2 PLnNsburg Whig.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16

STATE OF VERMONT, Washington District
a.. ln Probate court holden at Montpelier, on the
2slh day Of February, Il. d. 1874
A NDREW CUMNlINS, administrator on The
"a estate Of Ira Davis, late of Montpelier, in said
dslicI decreased makes appl cation io said court for
license 10 sell all the real estate o card deceased TO
raise The OF oui hundred aud fifty dollars, which
the personal estate of said deceased is insufficient 10
pay; aud SAID administrator represents 10 said court
that part OF said real estate cannot be sold without
great injury those interested in the remainder, he
fbeteorc pays Tor license all said real estir, ac
eordng 10 the statute. Whereupot It IL ordered by
Court that said application come under consider
alton and be heard on the l7lh day Of March, A. d..
1910, at the Probate Office in pelier; and 1t 10
urhnr ordered that the heirs al law Of said deceased
be notified hereof by publication Of notice Of his ap-
plieaton ard order thereon three weeks in the YER
moat Walchman and Slate Journal print ed M Mont
pelier hclotu said time oil hearing That they may give
bonds for Tho payment Of debts against said estate,
unpaid as aforesaid, agreeably 10 the statute IN such
case made and provided.
| BY The court, J. T.. NJ ARSTON, Reer-
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DISSOLUTION.

VIE co-par,nership heretofore existing under the
l. name Of A. &. o. PITKIN, is by mutual con.
sent this day dissolved, ALFRED PlTKIN.
OlliN PiTKlN
N. b. The above arrangement will render il alb
souiely necessary that all unsettled accounts with
The late firm should be settled and all demands due
must be paid We are not tridng
tUJsBusiness will be continued at tho old stand,
whore offered for sale ten IONS OF good salt Pork,
wo tons OF Pork Hams and fifteen barrels prime Beet
al the lowest prices.
March a1 1870. II
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On TONS OF HAY for sale by
wv ISRAEL CUTTING.
REVISED STATUTES. VERMONT.

KEY SED STATUTES, VERMONT.
'ENdEItevseG Statutes oil this State passed by the
Il Legislature al its last session, in press,
and viii DC completed with all possible despatch. A.
'hp State wi have for sale, or tor distribution in
the State, ~ waning the book must buy. Speci
mems of PRINT with proposals for price, &c. will he
sent 10 every town in tie State and those first order
ing from agents will receive the first copies ready.
Any oHe wishing 10 receive he sheets thew are
printed, will have them sent by mail weekly, stitched
covers, for 81, SO application 10 the subscriber
CHAUNCEY GOODRICH.
BURLINGTON Feb l. 1910
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16

"A very pertinent question for Farmers The
Dayton Journal asks the following questions; let
every farmer answer for himself:
(which will he most benefited by the opera
tons OF the gold and silver Sub Treasury the
President with his 81, 600 hard dollars year; or
the farmer with wheat at 80 or 40 cents bushe 2?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16

DR wM. EVANS celebrated Canon c Tonic
~ and Family Aperi' Pills, for Ds pcpi ia, Nerv
us diseases PROSTATE n of Nervous and tai Ener-
ey Liver Complaints, AMI any Weakness and DE
rangement OF The DlseEliy' Organs for sale at the
bookstore of e. p. Wahon and Son, Montpelier 8
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-03-16

But seveuty-hve thousand hogs have been
slaughtered in Cincinnati nnd vicinity, the pres
ent season being falling off Of a hundred and
S;rieen thousand from last year!
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no s f X EPTNG ARTICL 8,
CRCHEAP--AT TIL CASH STOR e.

a .4.NGDON & WRIGHT have Just received
n from New York & Boston, very great variety
OF useful Housekeeping Articles. which in addition to
their lornlr stock, make their assortment moro OK.
rrnsve than any before afforded IL this market
Aud which The Offer for sale 81 reduced prices The,
have now band
Rich Chin "a s. printed Tea Sets with plalcs to match
Elegant Viii do, Persian, Dining Chamber &. Ware
Sup ond common glass pressrvc dishes and plates
Sup. aud common plain and cut glass un.hlcrs
Splendid astral and PLAIN and cut gla,. -amps
Elrgant gilt and mahogany framed Looking GLASSES
Brass & japan CandIeslicks, Lamps 4. SHUTTERS and
Trays;
Snperhne and common Tea Waters
Eyira and common Knives' and Forks, Carvers.
Bread Knives, Siels, &c;
German Silver. Plated, Britannia and Iron table and
tea Spoo"
Extra ana ,:.,.non Britannia Tea Pots;
Brass Kettles, Iron, TIN, Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans;
Larae & small Fiat irons g. Rullie LIONS
Waffia Irons, Wire Sleeves Bed Cords;
Fancy and common Brushes and Bellows;
Brass Fire Sells aud Shovel and Tonss, &c;
Wooden Keccrs, Morturs, Bread Trays, &C.
Floor Brushes and Brooms
Green Winder BIiads;
| Paper Hanginss and Borders.
LLen and Cotton Shooting, from "A TO l2.4 wide ;
Linen and Cotton Table Spreads, sd 7-4and s.4
square;
Dammask NAPKINS, TowelIing, Russia Diaper, Crash,
| &c.
Curtain Furniture Furniture Chlnlz, Dimity and
| Curtain Muslin
Ticking ga and A wide, FEATHERS, Batting
wickng, &c. &c. sc. sc;
with many other useful furnishing articles too numer
Gus 10 specify, 10 which they invite the attention,
Hose who may wish to purchase, ana TO such the,
would only say, their goods will ne warrontcd an,
sold cheapfor prompt pay.
MonIpelier, Oct lsl, 1884,
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X'ceI as .S'D0thtng .SvrM %.

~ Paris celebrated Soothing Syrup, Tor children
cutting their teeth. This niallibls remedy has pres
crvcd hundreds Of children when bought past rrcoy-
DRY from conyulsons. As the rup is rubbed
innocent. ellicacious, and pleasant that NJ,
child witl refuse 10 let its gums be rubbed With it,
When Infants at the age of tour months, though
there IS appearance ofteet botc ,f the syrup
should be used on the gums, 10 open the pores. Par
where there are young children for il a child wakes
in The night with pains in The gums, the syrup immc.-
diutly gives ease bg opening The pores, and healing
The gums, thereby preventing convdsons (cv-rs, SC.
For sale at 100 Chatham street, New York, and at
The book store Of Z. z. WALTON and Sons Montpelier
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MARRIAGES..

In Orange. 9Th ult. Mr.. Amariah Sanborn, r To Miss
Mary Move.
In Barre 9Th inst. Mr.. Charles Waterman to Mis-, Luz
nda Clark nr Orange.
In Berlin, 5th inst. MI, Aaron Andrews Miss Be,sey
Andrews
In Worcester the 9Th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Kellogg Mr.
Thomas Culver of Mddescx, to Miss Caroline BigcIow.
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sTORRs & LANGDONs

Al FER for salo 500 bushels G.. w. and Turks
" Island Sail; 200 barrels fine do; and 90 bags
inc LivcrpoO do. will sell by The loud at cost and
height. Feb. %, ls4O-6mo.
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SMITH'S GEOGRAPHY, NEW EDlTION-

SMITHS C GEOGRAPHY, NEW EDITION.
4 NEW Eje1 ha just been published, by Spal.
n ding 4 Stors, Hartford, and i. believed 20 be
superior TO any similar work offered 10 The pub.
lie. The book has been thrown into unlnrm lal GO
type, Is sslrnted ny about 30 additional cuts and is
accompanied by entire Atlas, engraved in a
very superior manner, containing eighteen Maps as
follows; |. Map and Chat OF The W Grid Ton a new
pdnl g The World on polar projection. ;. Can
lral Europe. 4. North America. ). U litcd Stme.
G. Mexico and Guaiimaia. T. Eastern States. g..
Middle States 9. Southern States. o. Western
States. II. South America H. Europe. 10. Brit
ish Isles Ii. Asia. Is, Palestine Is. Africa
II, Siberia. s. Occunca.
For sale by E.P. WALTON SONS.
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lL-J= No report of The Brighton market received.
NJ Office. The coparncrship recently existing
IN under The firm Of E. s. J. Sicknpy, is this day

NJ Office. The copurinership recently existing
IN under The firm Of E. & J. Slickney, is this day
by mutual consent, d ssovcd
EDWARD STICKNEY,
JAS. f. STICKNEY.
Barre, March 4 1910.
The Subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants
Barre and scinily that nc will tnrfy on the la
lorlng business, all lis various branches, at the old
stand, formerly occupied by L. s. ]. Z. Slickney.
The former business OF The oi finn will he settled
by M. EDWARD STlCKNEY.
NJ Office. The new Meeting Honse, erected
IN by the Con gre gatlonai Society IN Ruvaon will
be dedicated on Wednesday. the 18th Instant Ser
wees will commence at eleven O'Clock.
The RoyalIon Association md other cicrgymen in
the vicinity arc hereby invited To a md.
CYRUS b DRAKE.
RoyGfton, March IL, 1910
5. These who take the Vermont Chronicle will
perceive tundrr in printing This notice there
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OLDRTDGE's BALM OF COLUMBIA

FOR THE HAIR. It's positive qualities iol.
lows,
istFor infants keeping the head free from scurf and
croatiog luxurian growth Of hair
2d-ii ladies' after childbirth, restoring the kin It's
natural strength and rmness and preventing the falling
out Of the HAIR.
9d-fr any person recovering from any debility, the
same effect is produced.
4h-lf used in infancy till good growth Is started it
may be pesevedby attention the latest period of life
9th frees the head from danduff, strengthens the
impas health and vgor TO the Giro ulaon and pre-.
vents Inc hair from changing color or getting gray.
Chit causes the hair to curl beautifully when done up
IN il over night
No la|cs toilet should ever be made without it.
7lh-Childrcn who have by any means contracted
min in The head, arc Immediately nd perfectly cured by
its use. 1t is nnlallibc.
THE MAYOR.
The late Mayor Of Philadep ha has certified, under tho
seal Of the city, to the character of several Dvnes ply
scinns and gentlemen ofhl Standing who declare posi-
lively under their own hands al Of which may be
the drug sOres,) that the Ba Of Columbia only
certain prcservatve, but positively restorative OF the hui
hair; also a for dandruff Who shall dispute
who 90 bald Inquire ut all respectable druggists
CAUTION. None can be genuine without spl ndid
steel engraving, which is the Falls Of Magma DR..
Comstock's, the Amer loan agents name, etc.
h. J.. WALTON SONS, are ageats for Montpelier
VI and the genuine Article can always BIZ had at their
Bookstore.
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LOOKING GLASSES.

II II ''"''" 'F' "0IO UT IVuV
~ SPALDINGS g. FOSTER.
Feb. 49, 1870
70Do,%. PALM LE.r HOODS, "ew new.
~ " aud neat style just rccere Tor sale suit
pmchas rs 81 ALDlNCS < FOSTI II.
Erhmn L. 1910
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u OTC. have given my sen, AUSTIN
~ MORSE, his time after this date, snc shall not
hereafter claim las earnings be accountable for his
debts. ELIHU MORSE.
" i'hamsiown, Feb. IS, 1910. 40-3+
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DEATHS.

In Orange, 2d inst. widow Molly Richardson, aged &C.
on the 4th inst. Mr.. Henry Dearborn, aged so.
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VOICE OF THE PEOPLE
YOUNG MEMS CONVENTION.

The Young men Of Washington County, in
accordance with previous notice. met ut the Free
Church in Montpelier, on the i2Ih instant, at ii
o'clock, forenoon, and the meeting was called to
order by T.. II. Preutss, Esq. and on motion,
II. II. Reed, Esq Of Montpelier, was appointed
president pro tempore and G. b. Manser, Secre-
tary pro tempore'
On motion, u committee consisting of Geo. w.
Coamer, H. c. Mcintyre, l. T. Davis, Heman
Carpenter w + Burnham 81 Z II Preuiss was APP
pointed TO nominate officers for 1is Convention.
Messrs. e. p. Walton, jr, James Green, Grin
Smith and H. w. Carpenter, were appointed u
committee to draft resolutions.
Adjourned to meet at the Brick Church ut Que
O'Clock P. NJ,
ONE O'CLOCK p. NJ
Met agreeahly to adjournment.
The committee appointed to nominate officers
for the convention, made report Of
Colonel CHARLES PAINE, for President.
For Vice Presidents,
Messrs. Henry Mutt Of Montpelier,
Osmond Dewey of Seiln,
Justin Ketchum of Barre,
Nathaniel King il. of Mortified,
Stilman Ruggles OF RoXbury
James fkn of Marshfield
VIM II. Hooper oil Worcester,
George II. Lewis of Middlesex, -
Russell Butler OF Waterbury,
Ebenezer w. Cose of DuXbnry5
Hiram Jones Of Wailsfeld,
F. A. Wright Of Warren,
Justus Kinney of Plainheld
Horace Phelps of Moretown.
For Secretaries,
George b. Mauser of Montpelier,
J. Wordsworth Ellis Of Berlin,
r. e. Smith of Waterbury.
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DYE. F'tiy bushels al Rye Of superior qnnliy,
N for sale bv LANGDON WRIGHT.
WANTED,I
DY STORRS LANGD' Ms. 5000 bushels
- Oats, 200 DO. Flaxsccd. 200 do Fl g. Seed,
1900 los Clover Sr.d 1000 do Drcd Apple
5000 do Butler 1000 do 'raow, 500 do lard,
1900 do Poultry, 600 Hogs from $50 TO 400, and
1000 Sheep Ptlts Dee 2O:3im3
SALTS SALTS!
ON TONS clean salts OF I'VE aud 1000 busiol,
a4sU o. nshes, wanted at their pearl ash by SronRs
2LANGDoNs. Dec 10
SHEEP! SHEEP!
vNNO let or sell. Apply 10 J0NATHN SHEP-
n HARD. Montpelier, Dee 10 1889.
ELOUR FLOUR! GA hand and Tor sale
NJ lowestprices Il large quantity Of the best
western -four (Jan2 ., ls4ol S. BURBANK, JR,
TALLOW
LNOR sale AT lowesi cash prices, also prime mutton
n for sale, which will be cxchang ed for most kinds
Of country produce, by S. BURBANK JR. Jan II.
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DYE. F,tty bushels oi Rye Of superior qualmy
N for ~nlc bv LANGDON & WRIGHT.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-02-13
ON CERTAIN DELICATE DISEASFS


~ be so9sSisd hsrsioors residence GOuranSi
of Aw ware Of the s as that
he in these diseases Of whom in almost
Besides the rank hold Graduate Of Edinburgh and Mem.
S T sra sa SsdS f
IA u sso ~ inc letters from the most eminent ply eians
New York Dr. Physe Of Pbiladephs which letters
find has been Of surprise to some, that any one
to Which desepn pens ia sms
easily however houssndh part Of the
til. afsTs tsE fsPss'
;ssi sP;!s5 5 to- g
ss Thdn not % & remain 50 in the
no WITH regard % he immediate train Of evils perhaps
q advertising bottle of drops boy of pills for the in
remedies good s"eR are the symptoms
diseases der one from another that sens must a0 I
that What good in one nay be desucye in another
oSTb mq aP to %i r u With
Others venerea remedies proper only IN gonorhGs
while not few had entirely complaints
were neither one the other but totally different and
and finest field r fnavery IS that Of s1seT %'
Alter alter meb RGor ssn Obliged t pay for pills rops
& a5S BAY Whether be to a 51 again
none ne better on Now every real surgeon or ply stefan
sT s m and y ie % I woS YOSS
easily and speedily be removed. do scruple
many structures be cured many days they had
csted years before.
To any one Of common prudence therefore would saw
II these remarks just land appeal to the most csi
nent physicians Of city for their th) how important
a every patient should know something Of the
:
For the convenience Of hos~at distance, we,f trs
who wish 10 treat their the
private have conryed little chest with
TRrATsE fitted in the lid and which contains every theory
for the Of these complaints That for gonor-
eGa beside The medicln contains also my Patent Pocket
OF which $40 That for the yenereal containing than
enough for the ordinary So and the chest,
te larger containing thing necessary for the
both complaints, is SIS.
With respect 10 the little patent Syringes which
here describe, no who has not H. properly
credit its and utility And, indeed with
20 the intrinsic value Of the chest uniformly
the most sangune expectations that engage iii any
ul to DO aud returned immediately the price shall be
instantly refunded.
New York. sIgtf