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DISEASES OF THE
EYE AND EAR.

Bx bftOADW Al. corner J0hn street, up stars.
SHANKS, NJ. ID. respectfully announces the public
that for the better accommodation OF his patients
abroad well those Of tn. CITY, he has removed his Office
above stated where he will attend from o'clock daily
to the Teamen, spd Of all diseases incident the
3o o'clock daily will bs devoted consultations for the
Of cases q disease in departing &c ned-
cine, including those Of private and delicate character
gers and TO guarantee the public against the feeling
Of imposition and quackery. begs leave that he
prac ironer Of medicine Of II DURATION graduate
University Of the city of New York and that his
dissertation for h, degree Of Doctor of Medicine from this
University entitled The Human Eye, Anatomcally mo-
logically, and Pathaogcally considered elected the highest
appobstory from Professor Mott before the
sembed council and professors Of this learned University dur
log the public examination and defence of the
Dr. s. the necessity he under in advemg these
circumstances repugnant the delicacy of
hearted physician but the duty he himself and the
gard he bound have for the preservation of the pnbc
health, mperously demand that he should speak out What
must the regularly physician who has spent years IN
the study OF the qushfy HIM Tor ms art
ard who holds the sealed testimony Of learned and competent
heI respectfully enquire 2remain silent IN hrs Office,
and allow hmset be thurs from the legitimate nround his
n6c exeon, BY the bold presuming reckless quscks-
Ne l. for one, will submit TO IT, And In order to place
subject before the public in proper hight and in such
wxy pub attention the
possible manner propose publish Immediately views
more at length this topic,
Those OF the public and the profession who disposed
second my efforts win please call at Office and subscribe
ors copy. The will not be more than sxpence
shilling. so2i lmsr
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INVENTION NO. 9


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as.Hsv ~ Essa Sap Fssa One. EI
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years and inventors Informed that all bushes. relative
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other respects parties to obtain Ali models &c. forward
ed Patent Once ESDT si
The following extracted from letters Of the Commissioner
10 K II, ED SS ESQ.,
Of 70, % Lave
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much skill and great '''day H0II.s E !TftpsSaKr
Agent Of Patent Office No. "a Pine street, New York.
az lmsr
TRIAL OF BOOK sAFEs-The subscriber deems il bus
duty contradict report which has been ccua ed that
Wders Patent Saanander safes the
late of Safes Coffee House sp-as Wi Patent
Saamander Safe submitted that test but article
newly introduced. called the Improved Ssiamander Saen
py have ed Tbe content. OF one ha.
been Destroyed by fire. They have whs.ood the
makers have been destroyed BIZ the heat in less than
hours The Safes tried and Committees reports thereof
can be seen az the Iron Ss s,ors Of the only
be had, made to order
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STOVES! STOVES!!
BACKUS' PATENT RAREFTER,

OR FRUGAL HOUSEWARMER.
THE Proprietor in offering this valuable stove to the public
would briefly state Of the of heir improve
ment, which consist chiefly in the following particulars viz
Ito obviate the evil of i'm $40 be capable Of afford
pure noxious gas in ing mild intense heat
burning Of anthracite coal $40 avoid all inconvenience
2-To generate and dffuse from dust
warm and wholesome at TO preserve the air Of the
mosPere In places exposed TO apartment and whole
3-To lesson the risk Of acct s-And Z, unite with all
dent by fire. tkose excellent qualities, an
To be quickly knded elegant and durable article Of
and easily managed. furniture.
This Stove of the best quality of Russia
hon. upon the cylindrical planhe furnace ire-chamber
occupying centre cylinder which attached
atmospheric Rareer upon each side Of tubular and
lined throughout The heat that created in the chamber
brtwee the Innings the rareers Tor radiators
continually rushing through the which left open
each end Tor that purpose carries great amount OF raeed
The purity sotness Of the air in room heated by this
peculiar and remarkable the heat being from
the wings sides of the
the entire surface Of the base e BOTTOM keeping the
in the preserving iI entirely contamination
rendering this Stove perfectly sal. and agreeable apart
men'' OF n'ad' sleeping * N:ap Bow ssd
~ B. article of air tight stoves with ranfers also
the ne kitchen companion cook sove warranted equal
IN use IN this city. au2i lmsr
TRY 1T ONCE-The Eureka Backing-This is
uce Of Backing and qualities greatly superior
all other kinds
soitem and preseryesthe leather ima arting brilliant
polish with half the usual labor required in the the
1t further that requisite long sought for the
peculiarly Of the composition never becoming hard dry
Dealers Backing reque,ted to receive sample
OF the article gratis Perfect satisfaction warranted in
Manufactured by JIM. JOHNSON, No. sprucs.t,
The firm Of Burgess Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent, The business in future will be conducted by
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THE OH Sp pS SEB s Elk SAf sTfSSRK
JOHN M. DAVIES & JONES,

LUKE DAVIES < son,
JOG William street, corner John, New York.
PURCHASERS viii at all times find he most extensive
the United States of the following articles
the reasonable terms, Wholesale and retail.
CARS youth and children Of velvet CLOTH
rno silk glazed SILK SC. sc. Full and trimmed with fur
plain. Arm, and Navy officers dress and undress caps
SToGKs Of style and quay-of satin bombaze
&C. made plain trimmed with bows ties, Paris ties
dress apron stocks, sc. &c.
The syrrsosrY Of frames well known by the light
perfect fit and elasticity of every stock.
SHIRTS OF all linen plain and misla plain and lled,
with linen colars wristbands of app
patterns. Fancy cambria shirts Of all quail tiles.
LINEN collars and bosoms OF style and quality oiled
silk white plaid and fancy of manufacture Ladies'
misses and clidren's oiled silk aprons.
OILED silk, medcated the OF gout rheumatism,
JArrANEp leather linen and muslin suitable for harness and
coach manufactures, cap fronts &c Sc
The above articles are made under our own n the
will be found on examination equalled by none,
To which added OF fancy articles oil
various qualities and prices.
Gloves, Suspenders, Cavas, Scars Umbrellas, Handker-
Chiefs Hosiery, Cava Sfners, 0uardC Chains, Under Gar
ments of description and quality Shaker Knit and
The attention of the public generally invited to the above
extensive assortment Of goods Of which OF own
importation and viii be sold such prices tail g suit
JOHN NJ DAVIES JONES,
au25 1m%r LOG William, corner of Jonn.
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ECONOMY, ELEGANCE, AND GOOD

THE undersigned has a. gIe fitted up one Of the
New Yerk in which hundred down
10 an substantial breakfast dinner and Iron
the choice 81 supplies ofthe markets. with bill Of fare
ceed either regards quality number Of dishes by ho
tel in United States and varying prices from, cents
one shilling eighteen DISH The Java and
Moca coffee and the very teas and served at only three
DENTS per cup And all eshments proportion The
walters are uniformly civil and polite, and every may be
assured Of feeling in this establishment quite a home In
fact the business under the
dence Of competent whose sole and attention
guests. HENRY QODLIN0,
Proprietor Of the Fench and American Eating House.
sOpsn Sundays for breakfast, diansr and tea js3o 3m
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TENDER CHINS.

ANY GENTLEMAN may be instantly relieved from all
to the ME rALIC TABLET RAZOR sTROP, invented
by Saunders which necessity ola hone and
b. which the unskful always prodvce keen and
smooth edge as the could by possibility exhibit
under the most experienced hand. z
1t the only efectual which the art s yet
devised to opportunity Of sutng his
his chin with the certainry as he mend
suit his own hand which will be shown BY bring
tail price Of the best article Of Sop and Tablet and So
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NEW YORK. SUNDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER A. 1912
MISCELLANEOUS.
UNITED STATES
TEA EMPORIUM,
III, late l29 Chatham street, Men

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
1'HE CANTON TEA co NIPANY continue 10 offer for
Ths assortment specially includes delicious and
GRADES OF Green and Black Every package bears The
thoroughly secured from light and air hat tier quality and
OF prosecuting business perhaps scarcely be eIceed IL
founded the utmost regard the rights OF the custc
especially with and quaHy, and unrival
LED cheapn-s Az purchasers called upon TO return any
the money will be rheeuly and promptly refunded Country
merchants, public establishments heads Of iames and ship
masters will find decided advantage to supply themselves
from this establishment.
Office roasted every day. .
Orders from all Of the Uniteo States executed with
promptitude and despatch. -
10 The only warehouse in America for the sale 81 Hou-
oua's cele brated Black Tea, au2t lmsr
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DIR. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DIsPENSARY aux Fulton street near
IN GeenwichDr Morrison, Member Of the Royal College
Of Surgeons London and formerly the British Ma
W. continues be consulted daily all disease, ts delicate
and all those nu
dcious and imprudent iquacA medicines
Dr. M. has had experience Of twenty wo Yeas treating
delicate all their and implicated lorm and
mild safe and nfallibe substitute rmercury eradics
the ysnerea virus with certainty without fsubjectng the
patient any risk restricting hun int susua diets pur
suits while his medicines agreeable IN taste and SMELL Per
distractions the urehra such and
i,yemen, Of he PROSTATE gland, mpanied with much I'M
ation and dull about these OF the
quences Of matreatment Dr. M ueatsstrctures ascien
hc manner promoting ABSORB OF the thckensd circular
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBfLlTY.-Thopsand'o Of young
suffering from the consequences Of indulgence
destructive habit further injured from
the Of nostums pretended specifics, which stimulate
purely pathological princples and never fails in establishing
cure-the str1ctest and confidence observed
Letters post paid conainnga suitable fee will
the full advice and medicine any part Of the
n SIT Greenwich. au30 rnsrc
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TOUGH Boards I!

pleasure IN SHAVING secured by the use use of Char
L mani MAGIC RAZOR STROP, with METALLIC
HONE forming Of its four sides, with which every
may keep his in perfect order whether on
pertes commencing with the Metallic Hone Of times The
Retail prices So 90 LES and 80, each according
ward size and finish The performing part OF the y cent sop
being sl,0 Wholesale prices $3.50, ST. Sc,
$50, 50 and &i2 per don.
l.. CHAPMAN, No. 100 William street.
N. b. The performing part Of my IS srop warranted to
be George Saunders best at 50 and the
returned Il the purchaser be dissatisfied. aus im.r
John GABHlEL VERtEN or WERREN, Naive OF
swltzeIland-Any one who has ever known heard Of
this individual OF OF similar will please
communicate thief act 10 this information Of import
to Of his family. His real John Gabne
Verren but in foreign land like other
have been changed, become corrupted in its spelng
He the United States in the 785 and he
posed to have resided the State Of and to have
died there but OF him has b.en discovered
the information received by the sub probably
Incorrect and this means Of making in
quiry throughout the Union. $500. 49,.
cod imsr Pr. STAlGER, Philadelphia, Pa.
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New YORK ALBANY Rail RoAD COMPANY,
2 Park Place, New York.
NOTlCE hereby the Stockholders of the New
York and Albany Rail Road Company that the President
and Directors have directed call nstalmen of FIVE
fifth day Of September
Subscribers resident in New York and Weschester will pay
their nstamen Josiah Rich Chairman Of the Fnanc. Com
mttse and Treasurer for the Southern District 72 Front
resident in Duchess Putnam aud Coldmba
will their nstalments Jona Akin Taber of FL
nance Committee, and Treasurer for the Middle bsc,
Rawlings. Subscb resident in Rensselaer, county, will pay
and Treasurer ofhe Northern District his Office the city
ofTroy
By order Of the Board,
az tsep5r JOS. +. BLOOMFIELD, Secretary.
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CHINESE LEMONIA

A ENTIRELY and splendid article for the TonEr
"A surprising ragancy article Of the Kind that has
been introduced nto this country Every housekeepe
will highly appreciate 1t indispensable family nvgon
tor.
Also Lavender, Pine Apple. Vanilla and Cologne highly
a with Of fragrant odors liquid
fora. sale wholesale and retail the Depot Of Health
and Strength, 50 Canal door Of Broadway
auto 2wsr A. v. II. WEBB, Agent.
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80 80 ~

HE OLD LINE OF Packets Liverpool will hereafter be
despatched in the following order excepting that when the
hy ofsang falls Sunday the ships will sail the succeed
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1842-02-15
vA'gae ElioEa OF tine gBay.
THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA
BILE PILLS

THE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN VEGETA-
BILE PILLS.
vi 10 the citizens of the United States and the
u Canadas is respectfully submitted this Drec-
tory to the means tor reganng that which has
been partially and in some instances, totally lost.
What blessing should be priced above that of
health,and who knows better how to prize the bles
sing, than those who have been deprve ed of it? 1t
it is an old adage, (and one that contains wise in
Junction. Sin a time Of ponce, prepare for war"
We should in lime of Health prepare for the at.
lacks of tina steathy foe, Disease. 1t would be
wisdom TO observe his movements, TO scan we'll the
form in which he approaches, and then TO meet
him with those means which are calculated to eff
feet their overthroW.-Those means are now be-
fore this enlightened and intelligent community
They are accessible to the poor well as rich and
trust that those who regard the Constitution
of man one of the finest specimens OF Divine
workmanship, and the laws by which the system
is governed and directed, as orig natng IN no 9th
er than in the councils Of heaven, will far obey
the inJnnctons Of the latter provide the best
safeguard for the former ... ...'
1t Is with the most fiattering recomc M aons sub
scrlbed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen,
not only in this country bat also in Europe that
offer this valuable Medicine to this American Peo-
pie. .... ....
Time and full opportunity for fair aud impair
tia! trial have placed the Lion Of The Day be>
yond the brand Of imposition, Hu,ubug Quackery
&c.
This pill is composed OF xtracts Of nine parts Of
the vegetable Kingdom. (Geiug entirely free OF any
drug % deeterou. nature and adapted poIttcutar
IN TO cleansing ri the stomach, Blood, and the
various sccretions Of the Bgmau system, Bill iious
Fcvers and Cholic, Fever aud Ague, Jaundce Scar
let Rosh Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Costiv cness, Asth
ma, and liver Complaint have beeu cured, by u.s.
ing these Pills according to the direction acconpa-
nving each box ..... .,ss ...... ~
1t is not intended that this medicine is cure
for all Diseases To which the human system is liza
BILE.
Many efforts have been made TO compound a
Medicine winch would cure all iseases, but have
FAILED. Those Diseases enumerated above, are
within the power Of these Pills and a sure cure or
relief warranted.
For SALE BY DIR. LUTHER JEWETT, ST..
JoHNsBURY, AND AT THE PRINCIPAL STORES IN THE
U. STATES IL CANADA.
Price 81 l.2 cents
AGENTS. Baker Judevine &Holton, Lamo,
vile; A. 81 Nj. II. Cheever, HardwIck; Aiken 81
Vincent, Walden; Warner 81 Co., Cabot; ]. Cut.
ling, Cabot; E, Eaton, Danville; s. Humphrey ST.
Johnsbury; j. r Brown, Lyndon Corner; Morril
& Rankin, st. Johnsbury East; Il. r. Fairbanks,
Waterford; John NJ Parks, Barnet; K. M. and
Skinner, Barnett Isaac Waits, Peacham; Chand,
Ter and Brown, Peacham; ]. d A. g. Denison, Sut
ton; Charles C. Newell, Burke; J. M Hoyl eco.
Lyndon. 2lSy1.
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The Green Mountain Bo!s

A HISTORICAL TALE of the ea,y aphs
IN ment of Vermont, in 2 vols.-oya .a
VA new supply Of the above work hos .
received at this Office ~
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Rev. H. Covcrt's Balm ofe,iG

A NEW and valuable remedy for the cpro /
"a Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, CvuI
Whooping Cough, and all diseases of the Iuua
and Windpipe: extensively used and rccomuenl
ed by the Medical Faculty, to whom the recipe M
been freely made known.
l COVERT 81 Co. Proprietors Auburn, N n
HOADLY, PHELPS, & Co. Wholesale DlusgsA
l42 Water Street, General Agents, are prepared I
supply all orders on the Proprietor's terms.
The proprietor is now receiving, almost dll I
testimonials of the highest responsibility in ra3
OF his medicine, from Physicians, Ciergymen nd
OF hers who have become acquainted with isn&
ture and effects among w hich are the following !
From the Boston .Mer. journal, .4ugust &c, laA
The following is an extract from an artiARH
that paper, on 'tMorbus Laryngeus ConciaOrma
Bronchitis" by Frank I'll. Hamilton, Professor II
Ma,eria Medica and General Pathology in GenGVi!
Medical College.
"The Rev. Covert's Mixture, also NOW used so 4
extensively for this affection byCergymeu,N aNesI
to the same class of stimulating expectorantsO being
or Q of those lucky combinations of medicinal AZ
gents which, while it promotes expectoraOn, dOei
not impair the tone of the stomach. OF this msd]
cine we ieel at liberty TO speak, since lis compoSj
ton is not held from the profession, and we hOP1
tho propr'etors will fit TO give it 10 be
lie. We, therefore, venture to recommend It bNI
ing employed II in our own case, and IN The casj
OF many others, with decided benefit"
"I0 all tchom a. may concern:-This may csII
that have examined the Rev. l. Covens iHgr@j
ents compounded under the name Of the BALM
LIFE; and believe said compound is happily csscI
lated To relieve persons of all ages and sexes sm
ed with acute and chronic diseases Of the un;I
aud wipdpipe, as indicated by coughs, om
breathing, and pains In different parts OF the c01j
If admin istered under suitable circumstances ~
in appropriate doses.
joseph Il. PIrNEY, Physician and Surgeon
Auburn, Angus: 81, 1883.
This cer,lfies that having examined The Kew
Covert's BALM OF LIFE, in all its comP0ot
pats, we do believe It TO be Of the hes, cOuI
pounds tor coughs, consumplions, chronic '"""
uons, &c, Of which we have any knowledge,
do most cordially recommend its use 10 all ahU'
with the above named diseases.
w, DANIELS, vi, ID. 1SaIua.
W. J. LovEJov, NJ. ID, :
GORDON NEEDHAM, M. ID. Onondae"
Il. LAwRENcE, M. ID. Baldwnsy''ie
DR.. q. II. PHELPS, Hartford Conn. N. aFNl
LIST OF AGENTS IN VERMONT
St, Johnsbury, Luther Jewett,
Waterford, NJ. X. Parks, Co.,
Marshfield, E. d. Putnam,
Danville. Andrew McMilans
Wheelock, w. and s. Bs19|
Lyndon, Fuller, lde ~ wa
Cabot, b. +. Goss,
Wells River, Hiram Tracy,
Mclndoes Falls, N. M. Looms, ,r
Poac ham, Chandler ~ Dlo""F
Hardwiok, Strong and Deaooa,, In,
lI.amoilleville, B.Judevine anu ~ e. ca
Greensboro, .t.a l.. f. Waterman, IA
Glover, w. Is. Palmer, ~
Barton, II. Robinson, o. n,
Irasbureb, p. barrow, Jr. CO'
Albany, p a.t. s. s. Hovey,
Craitsbury, w. E. Padsoc en- Ola I'll
Barnet, .,. J..Jewett: " oo~-I
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EB CD H. Tim q CEI OF HI =
AND
UFr NHHHH 9 4 mes.

ID F. WHITE, No. II, Milk st. Boston, con-
A1s tinues TO import direct from the manuIaclur
eeIs, all kinds ofDutch Boiling Cloths used in the
New England States. From long experience in
the manufacture ofthis article he is enabled fur
nish MIlers with more perfect and durable Cloths
Than can De Obtained elsewhere, and lower prices
Also, BURR MILL STONES, of all sizes. made
10 order. July, 6, IS4I 2tl7ewis6mewos6m
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FOE' Sale ae this Geesice

VIE following Blanks may be obtained q,
q Office OF the Caledonan: ~
WARRANTEE and MORTGAGE DEEDS.
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
JUSTICE WRITS.
HIGH WAY TAX BILLS.
BLANK NOTES,
VENDUE (Land) BLANKS,
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Ell q Eg HD-yy A as 81 .

NO. "a, UNION STREET, BOSTON
ETOMES, HOMER, & CO have received by
< n the late arrivals from England, complete
assortment of
Cutlery, 81 Hardware Goods.
which they offer their friends and customers on
good terms for cash or credit.
April "a, l841 I66tf
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M rO n al clOtla 8 .

ENNGLISH, German, and American-superine
E-A medium and low priced; also, Diamond aud
plain Beaver Cloths, and PHO. Cloths; superfiae
medium and low priced Cassimeres, and Buck
Skin; Rich Vestings, common do; Talor's Trim
mings--a good assortment at
SiEDD u JEWETTS.
Nov. lS4I. 223f
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Short HORNED DurEaam HsULL.

TgIIlE subsorjber has first rate Durham Bull or
H. the best blood in New England, four years
old weighing Eighteen Hundred, and perfectly
docilo, which he wishes to dispose of, cheap Tor
ANY one wishing 10 improve his stock, both as
10 size and for mixers, will do well to call upon
The snbscriber SOON LORiN KINNE.
Barnet, Jan. is, 1912. 233lip3w
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Sabbath School Book FbepOsE-
GOrY.

ri ME undersigned has taken the agency for the Mas
A sachusetts Sabbath School Soc,etv's Books for
the northern part of Vermont, and will furnish up
reasonable notice any of the ubllcauons Of ,he
Society at the price Tor which they alo sold in Bos
ton. t'' $500
Catalogues OF the books NAV be obtained bv an
plica,ion to us. t..
Beside Library books, all OF the Question books
published by said Society may be obtained on the
same terms '~.' .sta $3.50. .'
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EHRESH CASK and BOX RAi E,Ibsris al
4 English Walnuts, Pecan NUS ..Ia BY -
Castana Nuts, just received and for saIe eWNETT
Nov. 49, 20 SH EDD N ~! -.