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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
EXTRACTS FROM AN ADDRESS OF
= THE WINGS OF VIRGINIA, ASSEM-
BLED IN STATE CONVENTION ON
THE 22r DAY OF FEBRUARY LAST.

CONDITION OF THE COUNTRY ON MR.. VAN Bu-
REN's ACCESSION TO THE PRESIDENCY
aFeliow Citizens. are familiar with the
memorable declaration of Gen. Jackson, in S37,
on bis reiirement from the Presidency, that he
cleft this great people prosperous and happy;
in peace with all nations; and 1ourishing be-
yond all former example," But the sagacious
statesmen who opposed his violent measures
the removal Of the deposits and the initiation of
the State Banks-fOretold, with the accuracy
OF inspiration, the evils that must inevitably
follow his interruption Of the commercial rea-
tons Of the country. What was the character
Of this prosperity, was soon visible in the sud-
den and overwhelming revulsion, which, in less
than three brief months, followed this self-com-
plnccnt saunt. The public debt, it is true, had
been discharged, under the authority oil an an
nual appropriation Of len millions, as a sinking
fund, beginning in 1917, from the abundant
fnnnns A.,,u;ne into the nationaicufitrs from the
customs, and from extraordinary sales Of the
public domain. The Treasury was not only
disencumbered Of all its engagements resulting
from two wars, but large surplus had been
distributed to the States. An ample fund was
transmitted to Mr. Van Buren, BY his predeces-
sor, and the party which, for eight wears, had
revelled in the spoils, entered upon new lease
OF Office, with buoyant hopes of a glorious har-
vest for eight wears more. But the seeds of
disease were sown so deeply in the commercial
system of the country, that there was not only
diminution in the receipts from the customs,
ofmJre than one-half, in 1887, but falling off
in the land fund from the enormous amount of
twenty-five millions in 1886 to seUen millions
in 1887!
But with this rapid decline of the means of
the country, let US see whether the reduction |
ofexpenses kept proportonate pace. Facts
speak too audibly and intell'gibly for contra
dicti6n.
From the official statements of the Treasury
Department by Mr. Woodbury., it appears that
on the 1st day of January 1887, there was a
surplus in the Treasury, arising from ordinary
SOURCES of revenue. of seq ENTEEN MIL |
LIONS ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND |
DOLLARSU
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The Roman Catholics are preparing to build
very large monastery and college within two
miles OF South Bend, La. IL is to be brick,
lhree stories high, two hundred feet by forty,
ana VIII cost about $4,000 The Roman
catholic church own large quantity of real
estate IN 81. Joseph county, which property IS
70 ne used towards defraying the expenses Of
building this lnrge monastery. There are
seventeen nonks,and two priests there now.''
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

EXTRAORDINARY DANGER AND EscAPE-
The following startling relation is given in
the NatchItoches Herald of the 25th ult.-
During. the late lreshet in Red River, R. II.
FINN, Esq, of Lost Prairie, discovered man
up gum Sapling, where he had been for four
days. Mr.. f. was in his skif' at The time, the
water being nearly eight feet in depth. The
poor fellow was quite exhausted, and would
undoubtedly have fallen into the water but Tor
a Judlcious continuance he had effected upon
ascending the sapling. Lashed firmly around
nm were several jack vines. These were
again wound round the tree, and in this cond-
ton he sat, as though in a basket, and SO
firmly secured that his exhausted energies
were insufficient TO extricaie him from his stu
alton, even should he have desired We
learn that the name of the unfortunate sufferer
is Anderson. During the four nights he was
upon the sapling The weather was extremely
cold, and he was wet through. In this silua-
ton It is wonder that he survived. Care
was taken of him, and he is supposed to DO
now out of danger
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

The National Iniegencer contains the Of
fetal publication BY The Clerk of the House of
Representatives of the appropriations made by
Congress OF its last session. We are unable
To find room for the whole document; but, To
place our readers in possession OF the official
evidence Of the economy which the wings in
two short years oflegislalive supremacy, have
effected in the administration of the national
affairs, we subjoin the following extracts:
Office Of The House Of Reps. U. States,
March 8, 1913.
In obedience to the 9th section of the "Act
TO authorize the appointment of additional pay
masters, and for other purposes" passed July
4, 1886, which requires "the Secretary of the
Senate end Clerk of The House of Representa-
lives, as soon as may be after the close of each
session Of Congress, 10 publish statement Of
all appropriations made during the session; and
also statement of the new offices created, aud
the salaries of each; and also statement ofihe
offices the salaries of which are increased, and
the amount of snch increase" the Clerk of the
House of Representatives submits the accom-
panying statements.
INV. ST. CLAIR CLARKE,
Clerk House of Reps
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s62,sO0,0

sss,oOO,Ooo
al 075 000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

Additional sum accruing from Jan.
Il, 1887, TO March 4, 1871, from
Other than ordinary sources,
Bank, U. S. Seq
When the extravaganza of the
party ran beyond the income of
the Treasury, so as to require
'the 4th instalment to the States
TO be Withheld, Treasury Notes
were authorized, and these
were issued during the four
years up to the 4th March, 1871,
TO the amount of
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21
$l7,100,OOO
9,l25,OOo
5,65o,OOO

-. Total, S34,S75, 900
Making, in all, from other than the regular
recetpfs from the customs and the public lands,
dining Mr. Van Buren's term, nearly THIR-
TY-TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS!
Now let us see what was received from the
regular sources olsincome during the same Pc
Rod.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-04-21

From January, 1887, to January,
1871, the receipts were
The receipts from this source
having run up from eieren mill
ions in 1887 TO sixteen millions
in 1881
From the Public Lands, ia the
same period of four years,
Making the ordinary revenue of
Mr. Var Buren's term,
To these "eighly-three millions"
from the ordinary sources, add
the foregoing sum from extraor-
binary sources,
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m ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE.

'iE hOLAOWiN0 REMARKS WILL PLACE BE-
4a e s ssfs ., ss s ssHs
1ss, sss, 1 s:e AZ.
ssss y: % s. ss t RI
rs g esr ,ss free ro~ pain. ana generally aeeossksd
With regard 70 Inc nrst OF these rsm.,k,:-
s, nell fpeT r. tina; sta:sufs ,e result d b Y
nue from month month. slides into see. Now,
o 9ss OF ee and therefore i
that gee implies chrome inflammation one passage Mhic
OK other he ans s
hGnsh tTc!urs may thus Re main unnoced or length
serious mssde. not only ola SEXUAL bat those sss Of
But what especially leads enson OF from this disorder
me idea h structure annot ex 50 long as no impsdimens
c.n yes1s without prodncaH : any very
Or IN % q OF
prevent this very state that these remarks published
take ofhis very cruel Every body knows
how %s ." III. swarm about hi: city The.
NoT i is se, and one which every real phynean win
common ths! for the consulted BY persons
and pills, and corda and like many months
but whom On seeing the real nature Of the cures
With view Of preventing inpo.sons therefore.
stance: y which Which can Be- s.s
%
stated very breaythey III. following Inc s relates to
noe. sns:
lively aiter finished and tho clothes readusted wheh
drop or two VI, ever steal away % " TO wet little
The TIVE G?n0ryhoeo h0f reRaned Nnct1ed-It il ni
suto say how long 0onouha elect may run and not
.nohs bS Sas to
TO 20 beyond weeks this alone would afford suciem
ground a least for the suspicion Of The last
btcure il to depress the spirits olesen both bodily and
mental activity. This also Of IN most common eects
Not howsvsr that il J. seen sliL. in Individual but
nc sees many every day) in which the
more OF less that he capable formerly
graufyIng also TO witness uniform
the disappearing OF other thccure
With regard to the OF Structure, subject
nciept TO observe land STATED with confidence and plea
pshed,n very little time 80 much this could not have
been advanced but such been the i'm
srovement this art and such the experiences Of the
wcr that he can accomplish the structure 10
many days a. formerly il demanded month";
Inc winter also DeKs TO sas that for those who wish
LEILA 1s cu5 he bss pub,hed little volume.
but the oil those delicate diseases which reouiye
cal care and privacy directed in the panes mailner
be should consa the author personally and nothing ilsur.
prise fhsm more than the snd certainty Of means
suIe Separate rooms also. arranged for those who may
only now remains to two on the ground
when the public and especially strangers coming this
nay rely With confidence what has been advanced. Wild
sae oil Edinburgh &C. &c-hs has been in the
q these disc es bot! in hospital and city practice for
tn gsnn AZ ns Published two editions Of york q
Amsscs 81 xaisy Cooper q e Dr. Mot, 81 Yorp
VI hynck Of Phlsdepha and others and that he 70 psp
atty.
D. Ralph scon.uitsd At his private residence No. Green
:onsultsd ~ The ts volume referred 10 Is one
soiisr III I5t.r
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL CARD.
"SCIENTIS CREDE 81 VALERIE Wis.,

a
~ Greenwich strsct-Doctor MORRISON, Member Of the
the British Navy continues to be consulted condentaly
from o'clock, NJ to 10 r. M. daily all diseases OF
nature and all those distressing on
iniudcous treatment and the imprudent Of quack
ticnes regular medical educaon with an extensive prac
of enbles Dr. NJ adapt tho proper rene
dies the various we'll the various FERNS
of those nsdious malades Dr. is daily consulted BIZ pa
tents where the leading nave been only Checked
st leaving the poison Iuk in the system until ultimately
developes itself in the deporabc shape Of Secondary sy
phis.- IN all d. M. warrant, perfect without
mercury dcleteriovs dug confinement from bvancs
forms Of the disease cures performed in from 10
5 days and in proportion with malignant cues.
Structures Of the Urethra-Obsucton the urohra such
structures and enlargement Of the PROSTATE gland accom-
panied with much irritation and dull paia those parts are
some Of the consegccnces of malteement DR. NJ cures
structures In scientific manner promoting their
structures, SYMPTOMS defned-I deuson because
enlargement Of the posate gland &C. would produce anaa
gous symptoms IL " cruel to patients with bougey
&c. when reality there structure Dr. NJ frequently
consulted where patients have been injured by course
Constitutional Debiy-Thousands OF young mon are suf-
erIng from The consequences of indulgence secret de-
suct habit, and Whole I'M from the
Of Nosruns and pretended Specifies which stimulate
only to induce greater depresion d. M such
cure strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Letters post paid and containing fee Of S. will pre-
scrpiions and advice or tor medicines will be wardcd
and cure warranted by his history of his de
tal-OHce 20iK Fulton II. Greenwich
with two three excep ions, DIR. M 10 the only
qualified Advertising Surgeon in the city. iel2 imer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-24

A A. SAMANOS.
MO WALL AND 289 BROADWAY, offers for sale
~ toe following articles,
10 Bales Of superior Guisa Tobacco.
70 Biles of various qualities of Havana Leaf
40 Drums OF superior Turkey smoking Tobacco.
IL Bags of choice Coffee, Tor family
A flsall lot OF Arrow Root and Cocoa Nut
10 Cases of 10 md doZ Scaarlat Smoking Tobacco
Dor bottles pound each Nachitoches Snuff, OF New
Orleans
10000 Lord Byron Regsla Trabucos, Canones Pana
tellss.
La Norma DO and medium size.
Venus Regalia IN boIes Of 100 and 10 So
Plantation Segau and Manii Cheroos.
Aurora Cazadoes Woodvile Segurdad Port Hayanos La
Empressa Gui'a, Small Yara and Prncipees
German Tobacco in different qualities and Spanish.
An of chewing tobaccn, pipes, bowls tubes
nmbeIs snuff boxes matches OF different qualities
tong Turkish cherry stems and general OF
Garcia Me ndoza fez Star and Lord Byron
a wholesale and retail.
AIso,s casks ef Pill Wafer Boxes of different sizes
MP Int
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NO CURE NO PAY.

DR. COOPER, Of II Duane street. betwcen William and
~ Chatham Streets takes this method of the
zens and strangers that he still aod The afflicted Of
Doth and always with
hdence Ill the worst Of delicate dseases Dr. Cooper
from residence Of many hospitals, Europe
practice in this city, for the last years. this particular
branch OF the speedy and
cure to such person. themselves his treatment
Recent cases cured in three days, Dr. Cooper
mild and udicious mode of treatment will require no ntenup
ton from business alteration diet Persons afflicted with
protacted and depobe despair Of complete
recovery Dr. Cooper informs the public that he only
regularly qualified who Duane street. and
exhibits no diploma from the Stuyyesant Institute Of this city,
procured by false certificates and false The in
voable observed all consultations Separate Offices
30 a, patients cannot come in Letters, post paid
tended to. Charges moderate Office open from in the morn
ing until 10 O'Clock at night Office IA Duane street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-24
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDERS

~ .
1Thsse invaluable Powders have bocu university adoysod
Europe bat France in particular Of thirty years.
we'll y :hessand.in this coansy bsns the only mild
foYbids rapid inereasa OF family.
Madame Resel ~ well known, was for thirty lei
ropethose Of Vienna and favored BY her srsas
experience and opportunities she med celebrity
those great medical science specially ADAPTED
tho female frame, for which her medicines
vailed we'll n this country q in Europe Her scqsain,1ee
with the phynolosy and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
hsI-by tracing the decline and i'll health Of married fsmsIss
in the meridian Of o, and the rapid and
often apparently ineypeable eansss which eonsgn many
nve at knowedg: Of the primary cause; q fsmsi: ndpo:
the discovery her celebrated Preventive Powden."
Thar adoption hiss bsen the Of preserving only
the health bat the life Of afectouas wife and
fondmother
The advertiser feeling the Importance OF this subject ss
tang benefits reuing thousands By their adop
ton would respectfully attention mari
red By ali that they hold and to their
not wise and prevent evils which Ne are p
ec bysimple and health mean, within our control Every
dispsssouats virtuous and enlightened mind will unesst
nsy answer in the srmatye Price fye dolsrs package.
be ioIwsdedb By mail any rlt Of United An
TELL, Fem.e Physeisn Principal Office, Ns Greenwich
.rset, Ner York Office horrs from AM 70 clock N.
Dcstop ofi4s No. ' Essess ai0 amsr
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EXTRAORDINARY CURE.


DR. JOHNSON taket this Of informing the public
- that he still affords relief afflicted and
may be always consulted with the confidence. The
WORT cases OF secret Diseases Of effects
from The oil mercury, the malpractice of quacks The
following extract OF IN the possession Of Dr. Johnson
clearly iusacs the triumph Of knowledge experience
over dcs quackery and the shows the great
necessity the public discrimination between regularly
educated physician and tbs charlaan.
Dear SI myself under the of vend,r
when disease first appeared he
dollar and made but light of my affection. Instead proy
ing wore every o2y-my faedl unable
to aend to business and after expanding 100 vile mpos-
tor had the impudence tell he DOCTOR
~ sold his stun In this hopeless friend hired
rage not being able TO- walk at the tmel and
ofce, Duane You examined promised
TO cure You have performed undertaking in short
time As now caJoy perfec health, think my duty
those afflicted 10 make this public
THOMAS J. THUkSTON,
Carpenter, | Monroe st New York.
medicine may he had Of DR. prevent the above
IN Of its FORMS Office open from
ing TIL ten at night je20 lmsTc
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A DEATH BLOW TO OUACKERY.


lust PUBLISHED, and for sale. Wholesale and retail,
102 Nassau street, "The Medical Guide; Every Man
His Own Physician" in which is contained lucid aud
thorough examination of certain disease In all its features
with simple and eectua modes of treatment which all
and practice the aid OF john
Dublin Lock Hospital.
Ths the only really book the subject"
the London Lancet; and must by cure IN tho
for shilngs eectuay break Tho
business of the quack doctors" -
postpaid order, enclosing dollar directed to HOL:
LAND GLOVER. New York City, will copy Of
the work being of postage OF the United
States the Canadas three copies will be for dol
lars. I'm dy&wysr
T Owe, COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE Just publish
ed Physiological Mysteries and in Love Court
ship md Maascan infalble guide book for married and
single matters of the utmost importance to the human race
By Eugene Beckard NJ D. Translated sm the 81 Paris edi
ton. by Philip M Howard.
Amongst the duly considered this work. MAT
s OF serious importance single and young married
1.-THE Of and certain for barrenness 1.-THE
OF beauty md courtshp" 1.-THE danger Of solitary practces
and how the habit be removed and its effects cured p
1.-The causes of love and es lousy with naibe remede. for
py passion" Offspring with WY mOdes based
on scientific Tor the prevention, prop aon there
Of" lntermaIiage Dress with forms and eooTs most
becoming TO the various shapes and complexoHs The most
for wedock" Add other Of
eres in single and married fe relates the PRINCIPAL subjects
above noticed"
For sale wholesale retail Nassau street, N York
LAND GLOVER, New York CITY will procure copy Of
work. being sent to of the United states the Cana
das, or three copies will resent for two dollars.
les dlm&wys
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DR.. J. FRANCIS, OCULIST,

HIS Celebrates preparation, 70, Diseases OF the E e have
proved TO be the discoveries that h
been made They perfect cures for all a mvstory dis
Of the for weakness of sight and hthamia and
IA 20 pebulas of the longest standing without
surgical opeIaton their efficacy IN curing osis AID
has bern truly astonishing when hope hal
fled believed be ncursble by many of the
faculty The certificates be the office will
attest the truth Of these observations.
We the undei signed having witnessed astonishing per
formed by Dr. Francis the blind and in believed
incurabe when All hope had recommend
him safe and skul ocust and believe his preparations
OF the greatest discoveries made for Diseases of
the Eyes
Duncan Dunbar. Pastor ofthe McDousals Church.
8. H. Conc, Pastor OF the First Baptist Church,
John Peck. Agent ofthe Home Missionary Society.
Jacnb Bronner Faster Of the North Baptist Church.
A Wheelock. Pastor Of the ltth Baptist Church.
Joseph Andrade, Roman Catholic PRIEST Peters Church.
Barclay
James Minor Rector Of Saint Georges Church. Beekman
street.
George Glenny, M D., Member OF the Royal College Of
Surgeons, LepdoD and of the Medical Siety oil New York.
Patents TENDED to the Office yeafph ib etrerms
Hours Of attendance from 9 A. M. to n. NJ.
Due confederation for the poor.
These preparations only be had at DR. j. FRANCIS
638 broadway.
Artificial Eyes inserted, which be distinguished
from natural, without giving the slightest pain.
1mdy&Wysr
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SHERMAN'S LOZENGES.

ENORMOUS quantities of these popular medicine
II during the and s the demand increay
Ing In five the Doctor has gone few pounds y
10 81 tons and where will
While ShcImaBs LozeDsex pleasant that "cden
for them they fully efficient they would not
patronized by worhlest for
Clark, Sherman Brownel, Esq Register Of city, H.
Bum Esq DEPUTY register. REV NJ Dunbar Of the McDoug
street Church. Rev. Sebastian StreeteI OF Boston, Rev. Mr.
Anthony q the Oneida Conference. Hon Senator Arche
Col C. Zabriske Of New jersey and hundreds of OF
the like high rospectability.
Shermans Worm Lozenges-Tested in over a million of
aud acknowledged by the medical faculty only
safe and worm destroying medicine in the world They
prescribed daily by nearly all physcans Shemans
Leienges alone have reputaton-he Doctor member
Of the Medical Society and skilfa practitioner.
Shernans Camphor Lozenges-leadache Sickness pal
pation owness of spirits and dependency cured in
Of cases and never known TO fall
shemun's Cough LozeDges aay all tickling irritation
the throat or lungs, promote expectoton and
harassing cough colds days Also asthma
cough and tghness of the chest Consumption has
peaedy only relieved but eectuay cured by her
mans Cough Lozenges, when all other failed.
Sore Nipples positively cured by Sheman's PapllaYv Oil
Sod altos Nassau sse and sold BY agents. at 50 Bowery
Y Ea Broadway 22l Blocker ST. 227 Hudson Rushon
A a New York; 1879 Eaon st. Brooklyn VanYerk
Baltimose Thonss, ~ Main st. Cincinnati, Ohio A Gath
me- S,anwix Hall Abany Dyer Jr AZ Westminster st.,
Providence; RcddIng, 8 State Boston,; m
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HULL'S TRUSSES.
NOTICE TO RUPTURED PERSONS.

pERsONs afflicted with rupture. rely upon tho best
instrumental aid the world Affords application at the
Office No. Vesey street, to either oil the agents ia the
principal towns the United Staies De carcu 70 examine
DIR Hull writing None genuine, or TO be relied upon
good, without his signature. .... . 49,
Many persons undertaken 10 vend limitations OF Huh
celebrated sses and thousands are upon IN coDse
ououce These limitations be relied
made Nv unskIfu better than the oid
nary trusses -.
for ladies, having separate entrance from ne busne" depart
female patients- n1e I'm