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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-24
a Z u MO II,

We hear rnmor that -oliiceholder of the
LocoIooo ranks in this country, having 10 the
mournful conclusion that in Vermont loco(ocnism
must swallow the third party or the third party swaI.
low locofocoism, thinis the first better be done and
is therefore about TO 90 to the third party There
is something 10 This there is a locoGoco movement
this way.-and those anti slavery who have hon
csy voted with the third party need not be surprs-
ed 10 wnie up some fine morning and find themselves
the dupes Of this sort of Locofocos.-- VdichInGR.
docs the Waterman lhak that ything new for
few locoiocos to go over Ito nppcarance) TO the Sd
party along fol few months before election? They
know what they arc about. They operate thus;
come out for the Sd party, and then go around and
talk about the 'poor slave,' (and they would not
part with Carthing to do him good) and no party,
fire off their pop-guns at the ocos and their 74's at
the Wings; and spread Sd party tracts among, the
Wings and beseech them to consider the s'poor
slave,' SC. &c,--but when election comes, if the.
have succeeded in cheating few Wings to vote the
Sd patty ticket they laugh in their sleeves the sue
cess of their games!-Ss vote the ocofoco ticket them
selves. We saw the game played last year-and
hear ii again this year--and by the same men too
and especially in Orleans County, do we know of
such proceedings going Lei the Unigs
there look out for these WOLVES IN Sleeps cIo-
THING-for locolocos, protesting just now, to feel
an awful sympathy for the slaves-but who. in the
end, will vote for Polk and Annexation-very silly
perhaps
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even when they know there are nolN hundred wings
in tho country who 90 for any such plan hut-'he
locos have no scrupes about assuming the debts ana
liabilities Of Texns-from TEN TO HUNDRED
MILLION Of DOLLARS and n foreign State too
II would ool, much better Of the two opny the debts
of our own rather Than those of a foreign State.
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limo p. Redfeld, Coventry, f. Cleveland, Jay, o.
Emerson, Salem. Daniel Chase @
On motion voted, that the proceedings Of this meeting
be published in the Caedonan with n request that
oiherpopers copy them. Voted that like copy to-
gether with the call for the Convention be presented
TO the Judg's Of the Court. Adjourned.
JOHN PAGE, Chairman.
TIMO. r. REDFIELD, Secretary.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-24

lDPGov. Steele, ofNew Hampshire, in his Mes
sage the Legislature, sticks to the radical notions
Of his party in relation to Rail Roads, Sc. There is
some consolation TO those who wish to extend the
rail rond, in the fact, that they go round New
Hampshire. The Granite State is not SO mighty big
to all creationas strangers might be induced
to believe, from the manner in which they talk and
act in that State.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-24
James EE. Polk amd wool.

The following is from speech made by Mr. Polk
at the session of Congress Of s32 and 33, on the
bill Of the committee Of Ways and Means to reduce
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-06-24
G9a 10IeIGEVMG
MON AY, JU N + "a, 1914.
FOR PRESIDENT,
HENRY CLAY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
THEODORE FRELINGHUY SEN,
WING STATE AND RATIFICA
TION CONVENTION.

AT BURLINGTON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1874,
The Wings of the State of Vermont, (nnd all 9th
ers without regard 10 nnme,) who are in favor Of
HENRY CLAY for the Presidency, and TtlEO-
DORE FRELINGHUYSEN for tho Vice Presidency
Of the United States, requested 10 meet in Con.
vention a. Burlington, on WEDNESDAY the Goth Of
June, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the pnrpose Of nomi'
mating Candidates for State Officers and Electors Of
President and Vice President Of The United States;
also TO confirm the nominations made by the National
Convention held Baltimore the first Of May inst, Cor
the Presidency and Vice Presidency; and foe the
transaction Of other mncrs deemed necessary, pre-
paralory to the annual September Election,
As Governor Mattocks declines being considered n
candidate for reelection, candidate for
that office is 10 be selected This circumstance, to-
gether with matters connected with Nationni affairs
must render this Convention very interesting one
to the Wing party.
The Committee suggest, therefore, that the Wings
of the State he represented by delegates but that
the ,rhole wing party appear there in mass.
A number Of distinguished gentlemen from abroad,
il is expected, will be present, and address the Con-
yention.
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And jackson lives driveler and show
TPoPE.
"Hermitage, May 3, 1914.
'''The Senator who votes against the ratification
Of the treaty must be traitor the best interests of
beloved county whatever pretox he may attempt
to shield himself under. ANDREW JACKSON"
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the Tar

"1he wool growers consider the duty upon for
cign wool M important TO their prosperity. This
opinion is apprclead, founded IN error. Very lii.
tie Of the middng quality, such as we produce, is
imported. The kinds chiefly imported are either the
coarse South American wool, costing eight cents and
under the pound, neither If which do IRE produce, or
If we do, To n very limited extent"
{" IN oun opinion is,tGt wooi should be duty free;
hut ns wool-crowers think otherwise, have re-
tanned duty Of Gficea per rent upon the imported
article - Congressional Debates, vol 8, p. Ii74l
The following extract from n Speech delivered by
Mr. Poll, before the people of Madison County, Tenn.
April 3, IS4S shows that he is and always has been
IN uncompromising opponent; Of protective Tariff
'.The difference bciucen the course Of HE political
party MIN mkichhe MILTON brown, whigl acts and
myself is trhiid they arC The 0duocates Of Distri6u-
ton and a Protective TariG-measWres Which com
sitter ruiRouS 10 HE Interests of he country, and 6s
pcciay to The interests of The planting Staies-I hare
sleaiily anil al MI TIMES OPPOSED"
Folk upon Annexation.
From Folks Letter 10 the citizens of Cincinnati,
dated April 2s, IsIi:
"Ihdrc no tesiiafion in declaring, That in
foror Of the Immediate ANNEXATION Of Ttras 10 The
Territory Of thc United States"
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STATE DEBTS. The old story tina, the Wings
are for assuming, by the General Government, the
debts Of the States is again revived. by locos-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08

ITO LADIES AND GENTLEMKN-IHE PERSIAN
soar is cosmetic that entirely tan, sunbu,n
and kles and Ids beauty and the skinthat the
extoe virtue, OF soaps have val attempted impat
rrice so cents.
Prnce Orris Tooth PASTE while beauties Teeth,
moving and preventing OF Tartar 1t improves
to the " tout en- semdls" the mouth Price 81 cs.ts
For the Ladies, Tdbee de Pearl et Ia Batre for i'm
PROVING tn sea soitnes beauty
0p.,n agitation or other causes, Price IS cent,
Pmie the face be effecusy removed by tn. careful
Use OF A'tle Coo,es Loon one bottle i'll relieve in the
Jsnses's ConeentIted Eletaa remedy for the Taoth
Ache, its succ wit out parallel thoroughly
and entirely de- that dagrssabe to the
Rqy,'. /; ion and sy.up, Salt RI 'um, Ring Worm
the hospitals Of n counuy ano ~ OPP have
relied OF in oil cases Price 81
Fem '.e Monthly Pills. 6om NJ Bandeocque, Of Pars-good
all Of btructoo, or the failure Of nata TO peIf r
rat fa' functions from they IN ls be taken with
strict ca e Z, to the If ctoos Pfce = cents. Wa.
Key sers Worm De r cana fail TO extermnate Worms
Of any kind igvn in the st s'ges many case. may BE
dren ak. i T., ithout daicu ~ Price g cents
Goodwils Det and Goodmans universal
whien in no s.tsn ha, ~ fisd has warranted
v eakness IN "a its stages. Piice 50 ceots.
ALI the above Tor sale l. NJ Guions 1T Bowey. corLei
of Grand IS lm*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-08

MA a M AE s l.
lfEMALE PHYSYClAN, Once and residence iss Saresu
witch street. between Couaudt and Liberty Streets where
pleints incident to the female frame
Madame Hestel experience and knowledge
q obstinate Of female regnlay stoppage
ac such a 70 require bur few days to elect perfect
Ladles desiring proper medical daring confinement
g other nd:position will he accommodated during such
Preventive Powde" TO- married ladies' vhose delicate OF
precerous health ofbds rapid Increase fan W. Will BE-
sent BY mail to part United States Price IS pack
es Az etters addressed box. ass New York
N. B.-Madame RASwE ELL would inforrs LADIES residux
,ut Of the city, whose health would admit Of travelling
that she would devote her personal attendance upon them
my part q the United States within reasonable distance
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VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q and Chilblaina
-Dr. Chnrchs Chemical Essence of Mustard. The use
Of this stimulating embroeation NEST ehectua "a cases Of
nary will be found sufficient perform SOLD
bottles at so cents each
Emptons the Face-Church's Vegetable Lonon.-Ths
..:I VIII eradicate all eruptions, particularly
omples botches freckles ring &c for
hort time will establish clear and brilliant cOmDeXon Bot.
ties at IS cents each.
coughs and Colds.Dr Church's Cough Drops eIec-
ua remedy for Coughs Asthma Influenza diseases the
lungs. Sold in bottles, at so cents each.
Itch Itch1Ths loathsoms disease cured with a single ap
pcaton ofChurchs Scotch Ointment The valuable
emed'es Did at 1888 Bowery, Of Spring street.
d,6 I'm m
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THE
IN Wis BL +
HTr

SO closely resembles the real head Of hair that seep1cs
aodnary invention Of the day The great OF this
aovel and unique wig its being made sewing or
weaving which appearances closely resemble
hs natural hair both in lightnsss and natural
defy detection, its being beautiful and
Tree that in all of Precipitation evaporation unmpeded
and evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The
and cennosseur alike invited this
tful Wig and the Pecniiar method Of fitting the head
manufacturers L. Barry Broadway corner Of Liberty
sfr~et. sfsirs d77 Inns re-
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DOCTOR- CORBITI

MAY BE CONSULTED con6dentiay at his Office No
W s Duane sttest two doom from Chatham stran-
Of the Univey city Of New York. that he has er.
cusvely confined his practice to the treatment Of
class Of {now eleven years in the city
of New York; which engages his entire attention The
annals Of medicine do not record greater than be
The Decor cautions unfortunate against the Of
has its Thousands Of victims an n
few days removed entirely from the system. that you are
judciously treated BY legally qualified not BY
pretende and Quacks there several of the
Penons afflicted with protracted and nvae cases need not
despair Of being restored health by applying DR. Corbtt
practice Of has established the Doctors repu
ton for skill and responsibility Structures eurage the Dortor
profound attention A medicine be had prevent Ger
tain disease in any OF its fonps -
Office hourn 4. M To PM daq lmsre
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MEDICAL.
HF csEArED MEDICINE ocT o. TaE r1aTE. 1rD
NE THAT w,sT va s9r HiHcs rnSM"-Eccl. xviii

HI s.p c...rnp ksoicIsI odr % TaE FzRTE, AND
THAT VI" sx f;is ;S' LIFE liz: ai
aR s :ss II. IT,. Invalid:
S : 9 Or 6 t. tie
%.Is IF s. iay;.ssii.n By letter indy
MOI Washington street Jersey City.
To Me.srs Thomas Roberts Co sOa Broadway.
YonI medicine named PARIS LIFE PILLS having at
god deal Of s,.spon IN our Ely t o%
s: Il
sy ss s s.S i s:T
Neither myself or family will ever b without supply
'"' 'lY9 ss" if ;;tsf:!!y MILLER
County; wiz: !. follow
have sold many bo... ofrARRs LIFE PILLS and they
hs, % rs t s,1Sd . IN
be mild opers.iou, and fine basamic properties will
s% them
The following certificate is worthy Of particular attention.
s% d esss ssliSi S 81 d.
f ;rs.sssf The
% cough and n
more ann sometimes c"uhned AIer
GUS medicines at last tried Pills and find been
greatly beUehttsd by their this statement
J. j. JAMES.
No ~ Apple street, Phil .delphia.
No. 1875 Christie srsst.
hi: seafy that have been afflicted for this twelv.
III De had ana .o VINO
pointed the report of PARIS Life Pills. aud after
attsayely md ea.efaly taxing few small boss. began
from the grave. M. FLING
1893 Christie street.
The above with hundreds testimonials can be seen
at the Pr petor's Office, 304 Broadway
This medicine be purchased OF all druggists
through the United States
An Injunction in tn. Court nance Of Massachus.
lately sgant George Roberts of the Times
and Notion Boston-(no rel,ea Tnomas Ronerts
for fraud len,y attempting issue spurious article
famed and excellent Mediocre PARIS Life Pills The Oh
eello 3dge Story afrE ordering the dsfspeart &c into
pQntsoncRh for-berg the conduct
Of the defendant Although Agents constantly the
alert and hegest dcui,y aad expense Of initiating labels
etemed any cost % prot ourselves from the cupid Of
THOMAS ROBERTS co
3" lmrc. No. 3O4 Broadway Of Duane I'd, fsor
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HESITATE NO LONGER

PUT " you couch trv boz Of Co tors Cough Lo
.e gsS are Greps'ed with skill and accuracy aud
Mr. Michael Cox. of Ma ket derived more ben. h
from them th,n any thing else he had d. Mr C. Afford
corner Of >nurch and Wake cured of
cold and occmsh ey boz ehidsa have worms: The
q has been 20 year, ia he business, yeas In tins e "
this must give him advantage the advertiser
by some sudden impulse all p.sparer
medicine. ~thout knowledge Of their proper The
above, with other valuable remedies prepared only
T.. l.. COTION Chemist, &c,
dSI Imsec ass Blocker srct n v
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IAYNE,S EXPECTORA NO r

OOK bills of mortality and you viii 6ud that Con-
sumption destructyAo humsa fe in this country
than say other disease We all know st cough like the war;
of the rattiesnake always prrrece wen
this terrible s fair that CIV rv e0uuh
terminate pulmonary check ID esrv And
where the rsk is great the dagger immueut s Is acton.
shng that individuals should be u mad negecr
the means Of cure Or Jayncs Exftsraas prc
cured IN part OF the United Stvs and the esporenc~d
and untay testimony Of thous the result Of hei,
analysis I'D the decsious cf professional who
the ss:t preparation ever Invented BY the Of
ted with the process Of respiration us in e9ulaf prac
ce by the most celebrated physicians the day Tn fol-
lowing nose y presented as one smoag many fenishiaE
Thy Of nocs-We learn from the Mouat Ps?asn! Resissg
been cured Of asthma. with which sh. ha, been scsi ioi
rant The disease was deep seated and aggravated, kut l
g,sier adds--we make this public for the infprm<top
same motve-nd may be allowed to add, fhAs this
medic,oe il not comnon aaack medicine OF the day.
but the regular receipt of 'dacated and well known
ph stefan Dr. Jayne drsrvss well Of posety TO- his lahars
e the su erngs Of his fellow He saved
hose caressnes aud ndcreton have brour
the ard his Expectoraut is w I'd
bat openly died. by all the hest and most mi
for cough umption We know OF
nothing invaluable has been found b. great
afflicted With opp The breast, and
of the liver Its hov best recomm
ton Spiu by A. D. Ssuds, druggists No 70 Fulton st.
2T3 Bro idway and II East Broadway. d22 I'm RE
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PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSGHES GRIESMEHL,
TN the Germany

FARINE DE GRUAU (GRUAU D,EPAUTRRA
I'm the Frenck Language)
entire ascle in thi market resembles Ssvo I'm,
nucious, and Of 90 In u,nre 4. lar
three pounds Of ordinary whest -four
kmisants from Euos HAVING looked for il In vain manv
conoe delicate Wholesome money saviop
food use for soups, puddiess damplngs &c &c small
handful Is sufcient 70 be e into two of milk The
be American physicians pescr their recovering pa
tiens and order children the sha Of Dan
a light and very healthy diet. '''
To mnaf ,cure Of vermiee and Macaroni, Pearl Grain
desirable requisite, they ger right Kind
The sale increases daily manner sho ing that
whatever family tries it, can hardly do without IT,
The OILY 0ensrs Depot f-r this ia the United State,
Is bur!ng sliP foot OF John East River
New YORK City, where can be ha who trade
osc.t ,s. IN .sg q Is lbs ,;sh j. any au.aay
in the lower Of this retail groceis aud
consuming amilies faclats its aai.ton TO every
body. GEO PEUSCHEk soie a psnf
New York, November 18th. l0l3 - -,
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THE NEW YORK
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

No. IS Chambers street.
THIS Institution este bshed render the afflicted sound
and scientific medical and surgical aid already been
successful nearly M s;'; a;,,
their cases investigated and their
diclne directly under the eye Of the attending n
those who from ndsposOn other from
applying personally, are visited at their residence.
Surgical Operations Of every description are also p.rrmed
by aa,ssd s"d s.l-ncrd surgeon 1n al cases charge;
for their medicine only The poor will attended 10
every day between and o'cock, without ch,rge.
HOMER BOSTWICK NJ D.,
att niing Surgeon and Physician
This Institution under the and commentator
the following gentlemen:-
Rev DR. ED. Y HIGBFE
Rev. DR.. GEORGE POTTS,
Rev. Dr. q SPRING.
d28 lmec Rev. Dr. SCHROEDER.
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~. nv
Pastor ofthe Episcopal Church. Harlem
MADAME COSTELLO

FEMALE PERIODICAL PILLS-4uar anteed in eveyy
where the monthly periods have become irregular
from colds &c Their certainty Of action ha, long beer
Ssa NAVE useev .d varou' possd remedies" Car
sometimes necessary to their use though they con.sia n
all these who the Pills, By Madame Costello, Lspe
ard street. between Walker and Canal where the Pil sold
prlceI Del h0Y dR m
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PU,bisHED DAILY BY

" w. CORNER jyLroN AND NASSAU HIREErs
THe New HoRK fhnALb A daily papcf, issned every
morriug of the we~L-pfsce TWO copy Countrx
subscribers furnished e sams rate for specific peI,od
remittance n - vnHe< Ne Mess seid in sd
ten o'cioct na. 81 svAhIss GENTS pe con, ~
" b, q. 70 csSa.y 1919 pI I'd sH"u DE- ''''n's'
cSsRssr"rpsSes Nq2esesd . addgssc thar Letter, 70
,.n . o. t SSsDsn - I~9l - -
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To The LADIES.

I'm y; HULLS UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
HlS new instrument for the radical Of Polsnsns
or Falling Of the Womb, by external spplcation .nne,
sscnr the use Of the cbectona Peasary Confidently
70 the hicted a. the Of perfect ON N
he mos, aggravated circumstances 49, ~-"e'
The supporter has attained very high character /. Europs
well - IN this country 1t il adoped the entire suss ~
ss n ns e E 2, London and fs. sld universally ~
TIM is ined by the leading member Of shs
ni lolleges and Hospitas and bY eli the emnsnt
vRoo@s have sssa sarai.hed exclusively for ladies' AZ No.
vesey strc having separate from the bu 6r
garnen waIe lady is in constant stsudsner ~ snr,,
ivnsses so Support.rs femsIe pasuts. "a i,rrvs
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SANDS SARSAPARlLLA


ITO promote the health vi the hoay increase the tranau
Sn q; e ar iSs,S 70
with inc .sn ard aa55sm,,tng 70 Tns
:SSss: q II sS;Ss.s.
tst ana m o h end
ply a9a power Of reason wee turned
% he he ling for be .oa u.
pS s Ia: q. e. % . s
Or os f ss soaS IND b G" IN az improve 1
%s he y." s% the sub D.
lie poison aafa.d and the seed. being .owed bring forth
glands ia as s%f 8. che
d.s s ae sra eSHs
sr a'a to S O. s%Nb hurry
purely vess able medicine w. ,eh is the result of years labor
ssiGII . w arrest and DopssS
The apsas action Giving ,Uns 10 %s
general suerse. Of the ya" and blood 20 course
p. rn.a. r; &c. from the a,se, q il Ere
sGs; s sas s Ths s
ss.ps liza furnished saiat q.y ali VINO are unable:
charity The following ,sssa s1 1seev ss
referred winch faaised WI s,H bout n" change By
NEW YoRK, Dec. 1. ls,,
Parental feelings induce folio wing statement
%ho he s S1r f F %sr s
t,o. The body which a, b,I with IN
roots hair STs ss s iesS as
the hole head was eoyeopsd and then attacked
!
most Of the body. IL commenced small pmp or
pustnie from Which water az first discharged this poduced
great Itching and burning then or pus formed The
SKIN cracked and BLEED and the discharged freely The su
lerIuRs Of The chiid were wholly
natural resi- and the odor from the discharges so to
The %s sa head hs ns Of
salt rhum We tried various remed with little bneft and
considered her case almost beyond the reach bu
fm the ksown virtues Of your ipauia We wrre Indeed
., give trie Before the nf,t used we per-
ceivef -n improvement the app Of up los bn
change RAPID for the er that could SCARCELY
give credeoce We cont use for lev,
steI, aud The result psect To all parent, We
gouit say you have ohidf saBsins with any OF
the skin, "a Sands Sarssparlla
With feelings Of x at'tode and respect we are
Your, &C.,
ELIHU and SARAH SOUTHWARK,
D., . No % Madison ST. New York
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail and for erp
oy o. T. sands Co. drusssss sed chemi Bald
tro ~ broadway, corner of Chambers st. New York
2o,a oy Sands dugs,sts No 70 fulton st; David
osa1s 20 no ~ East Broadway, Of Market street.
'n1 arasxsu generally throughout the United Btass
fncs III per bottle-~six bottles a. Is i-su.
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DANDRUFF.

DANDRUrr OR Loss on HAIR s s:s:;a By l.sga.s
w
which Il: PsI.rtOn become. h;s. s9d s.%%y ana Are:
.Ia and y is
He sS
: sss s fall sa T 81
S:;: 81
:SS T Il "
. nS We q. a, benefit
her head h but hs nSG
Si Ss ds Hsas ss ssfS H
1s e n sanx had and with the third
.s e.;
use Of the Tonic. ard would rscomnena ali who need
by pH ss :t SacKsS ss
sold Wholesale aud ,e.,i BY A. Sands. Druggists 70
js a.. e.: Sss.s%:S
SIGHT RESTORED, =
5sEEHSsH aS5R pIs$ssss "a Saf E4Hfs:
q: IL
say for weak and namsd eyes that has ever been Of
sys: S,cySd much GI the ball
peson By ss
% es SsS 81
,es any Pc nf
signt where almost total blade
caused by excessive has existed for years lna-
tbs eve or BY bodies Of an nature ntrodu
cd under the removed by the application
Of the Bas. The blowing certificate from the Of the
Episcopal Church H4r will convince the acredu
ous Of It's astonishing elcacY:-
Harlem, July, 1872
Messrs Sands CO.
Gents
From motres o. humanity prompted to inform you
that few applications of valuable Roman Eye Balsam
have made perfect the OF aged mother who
has ered under most painful inflammation of the
for fifteen Physicians had the
hope.s on account PATIENTS but by the be.si.
fei tie adage-"wnile there is life there is hope"
Yours, respectfully,
Pastor of the Episcopal Church. Harlem.
Many more certificates of its virtues might be given, brit
will erm the introduction of 9th hsrs this
oeemed sufficient a trial by al who Athlete
Its healing will be its best Full di
reetiUns accompany each jar. Price rs cent.
PREPARED and sold by David sands Co.. Drug and
Chemists n East Bro dway of Market ulton
Of Gold and s73 Broadway Of Chambers
tpSa
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WADAME CYsTEhLO.. FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

MAUAMk CUSTELLO, FEMALE PLY SlClAN-
saacstsd a, The Medical Faculty in Paris and qrsdust.
this city and Having had long experience and
zing the treatment Of diseases incidental
on .uvprs::on irreeusrsy ob.suetions &C. ;aa; w
dence where they always have the best medical
md the most natronly care and nursing il preferred will
covered Madame c. particularly begs impress minds
the delicate, she personally case
hat hssitation or dread need never be spprehended
he city whose health would admit Of Iavcling thai she
youd devote her personal attendance them por
ne United States within reasonable distance
Madame c. con be consulted her residence Lspenaro
all tpes and 18th the srctes wishes Of
patients All snicatoss d letters paid