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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-02-14
ROWDYISM IN CONGRESS-.

In some respects, the public manners and
morals at Washington, are rapidly improve
ing. For when the members are TO busy to
90 out Of the District and settle conirover-
sizes, as men Of honor, they just fall too, and
have regular hst-fght upon the floor of the
House Of Representatives. This is great
saving, and when members arc receiving on
y eight dollars per day, and their travelling
allowances, they WILL of course, be anxious
to hurry home, as fast as possible, and thus
husband their own resources, and also prac-
tice economy for the nation.
The recent attack, by Mr. Black. Of Geor-
gia, upon Mr.. Giddings of Ohio, upon the
floor Of the House, was one Of the very
grosscsl things Of the kind, which has ever
happened, even in that national hear garden.
For, it was destitute of the usual decency
winch characterizes such matters. lie did
not wait until they left the House, but en-
deavored to pummel Mr.. Giddings, while he
was in the very act of addressing the House.
This is redressing private injuries, with
vengeance. This is giving an example in The
national councils. which the people are
tempted TO follow. Captain Ryndcrs, of the
Empire Club should make another visit 10
Washington, with his forces. He will find
employment. He can give the members
lessons IN The arts of preserving Locofoco
principles, and would excite a sensation. If
Benjamin f. Butler and the other magnates
of that party in New York can spare the
captain, we hope he will pass the remainder
of the gay season. in Washington, where his
qualifications will come into full play.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-02-14

"DEMocRATIc REAcTIoNs" IN n. Y.--The
Spring elections, in New York, thus far,
indicate tremendous change, every where,
IN favor of the Wings. Montgomery Coun-
~, one of the most thorough Loco Foco
counties in the State, has elected majority
Of Wing Supervisors, the Wings carrying
Cana joharie, Minden, Pala,ine, Mohawk
Glen, Amsterdam, and Charcston-seven;
the Locos only lhcc-St. townsville, Florida,
and Root. Last year it stood five to five.
In Sullivan County, another Loco strong
hold, the Wings have thus far carried
Thompson by l64 Mamakatlng
by 06, and Bethel by 46-306 majority in
all.
Broome GOETHE town elections have
come ont noby. The Wings elected their
Supervisors in Chenango, Conklin, Wind
sor, Colesvlle, Barker, Triangle, Lisle,
Nan,icokc,-S.
The Locos in Union, Nestel, (part Of
Wing ticke, electcd) and SANFORD probably
3.
Such, says slip from the Republican, is
the grand result in Broomc Our majority
in the county will be over 800.
LemiS Co.-The Whigs have elected
their Supervisors IN Marinsburgh, Turin,
! LowvIlle and Waston. The Locos in Lev
den and West Turin.
Croghan, Denmark, Diana, Grcir. Harr-
'sburgh and Pinchnry to hear from, Diana
and D'nmart are probrhly Wing.
Ulster GOETHE Whias have about car
ried of everything. Eleven Of The fourteen
towns have elected Wing Supervisors.
Os~cgo CO.-EigM Wings and twelve
Locos are elected to the Board of Superv-
sors.--The towns, Redhcd and Greensboro
to hear from. Both probably Loco.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-02-14

"You are always in a hustle Llzzy," said
nm old lady 10 hcr daughter. "l'ts the fash
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AN ESSENTIAL SNUB.

FRIDAY MORNING, FEB.21, 1915.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
Messrs. Curtis s Smith

Messrs. Curtis s Smith
Gents;-I became acquainted with the
virtues Of Downs Elixir many years ago
and have USED it in my family ever since,
having always found it a safe and etlica-
cous remidy for all ofthe diseases for which
it is recommended When my children had
the whoopng cough, we administered it to
them with the happiost effects. 1t mltga-
ed the force of that distressing complaint,
and rendered it light and of short contlnu-
ance. One night | woke up with tick
ling in my throat and commenced cough
ing VIOLENTLY struggled in vain 10 sup
press the cough, which was incessant and
unremitting, Dispairing Of relief or re.
pose, got up and took tea spoofuI of
Downs Elixir, which instantly aIIayed the
irrtation-lhe cough did not return and |
slept soundly until morning. In cases of
colds, coughs, and inflammation of the
throat, to which | am subject, | have al
ways found ii to alldy irritation and relieve
cough with speed and certainty.
1t is impossible to estimate the advan-
tages derived from the Elixir in the hume
rous families who, approaching its virtues,
have brought it into use.
2S4-3w Yours truly.
LEMUEL GREENWOOD.
SommervIle, N ]. June 20, 1915,
eD~Prepared only by n II. DowNs,
Troy, Orleans Co., Vt.-Sold by CURTIS
g. SMITH, ST. Adams, w., the only whole
sale agents, and by agents supplied by
them throughout the United States and Can
ada; or by R. Richards, their agent 40 Di-
vision Street, New York, who keeps sup
ply on sale at proprietor's prices.
Persons wishing for the agency, where
there is not one already established, will
be supplied, upon application by letter to
CARTS g. Smith, upon fair terms, they al
ways stating the best and safest mode Of
conveyance.
The above medicine is for sale by CHA'S
CHAPMAN, Druggist, Woodstock, Vt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

lCORRECTED WEEKLY FROM TUE ". Z. FARMER
SEEDS, Herds Grass, 50 90 to Is per bushel. Rec
Top GO to SO cts ClOyerNnrthcrn 9tol0 southern
sc. Flax Seed, 81 so per bnshel. Lucerne, 80 C
per lb Canary Seed So 90 toll 80 per busheI.
GRAIN, Corn--NOrthPrn, new ,bushe 60 1000 South
ern round yellow ol 57a 30 Southern hat yellow, new
81 56--do. do white So OO-dO New Orleans Sc 52-
Barley 90 OO-Rye Nornern, 70 7O-do. southern, G.
70-Oats, Southern. 3G 38-Norlhern do 3S To 90
Beans, per bushe Eat 90 shorts per double bushe Oh
n 00-Bran 90 90.
FLOUR Baltimore. Howard Street A mos. or. so 90
Il 7jdO wharf, 5000 aS0 O0do ircc OF garlic, so 90 n
0 O0-Phndelphia do, mos. 90 0 90 --Fredericks-
burgh, low I'd 4 mos. 80 Il 6,62-hleXandria wharf
mountain, 8 50 3 62-Gonessee, common CASH IS 7ja
500 do fancy brands SG,l2 5OOh ovia Cana,30 90
so OO--do o New Orleans cash 90 100. rye y 90
0 0O-Indian Meal in bbls. % co.
PROVISIONS. Beef-Mess 4 mo. new Dbl 50 90 n . 50
-Navy--Ss IS u 7j--No. L. 90 OOO-do Prime Sc 90
So 5O-Pork-Extru clear mo. bhi SIS 80 lG 90, do
Clear 500 90 1900 do, Mess, IA a 10 50-dO Prime
10 75a Il 2Ido Mess from other States. 90 90 90 90
do Prime do do 80 90 90 do Cargo do. OOOClehr
do 90 90 90 OOButGr shipping, l2a ID do store, nnin
specled l2-do dairy, Is cents lSIard, No |, Bos
ms n l2-do south and Western, ga CLANS, Bos-
ton, 0 a 8 l-2-Southern and Westerns - Cheese,
hing and meal, 6 s--do new milk, l-2 "A 3 l-2
WOOL. Duty-The value whereoiat the place of ex-
portnon shall not exceed cents per pound, per cent
nd yaorem. All whereofthe value exceeds cents per
pound, 40 per ct nd. val and 3 ctsper pound,
Prime or Saxony Feeces, washed ,lb 40 81 Gamer
lean full blood do 81 35-Do "a do 81 $500 l-2 do
81 a 32--l-4 and common do 30 25--Smyrna sheep
washed, 2On 22-Do unwashed, lOa l5-Benensido u
-SaXony clean 00-BuenOs Ayres unpcked,7a l0--do
do picdkcd, 10 l4superhne Northern pulled lamb 80
36 No J do do do 34n 35--No 2 lido do do asa 25--No
do do lial7.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
onoih

ofboth s O8
For twenty-five copies of either,
or part of both 25 90
The money may be ramitted by mail at
our risk. 1t should be here by the 7th Of
December, at lartherest, to procure all
the numbers promptly.
Propretors of newspapers who copy
this Prospectus, and send to US one copy
of their paper containing it, shall have
their names entered on our books for one
copy of the Congressional Globe and
Appendix during the session.
Our prices for these papers are so low
that we cannot afford to credit them out (;
therefore no person need consume his time
in writing for them and not sending the
money. BLAIR y RlVES.
Washington City, Oct. a, 1915.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
P1PER HA.NGI.NGSl

1000 rolls and bonG,iful style orSATlN and Con,
mon room Papcrs also new Article Of Paper Window
Curtain and Borders tor snle, very cheap, by
GEO. II. CHAPMAN,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
BRIGHTON MAR KET.
MONDAY, OCT. 20, 1916

At Market $500 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores. $500
Sheep anu'l250 Swine.
PnlcEs.-Beef CattIs.-We quote first quality Si,jO
600. Second quality 1926 490 Third quality, 3d.
% $50
Working Oxen.-No sales noticed.
Stores. Two years old So, II 1853 years old Is MA.
Sbeep,--Sales from IS to Sl,75
Swinc, Old hogs l2u Shoats to IA At retail from
3 IL tO5. ". E. Farmer;
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30

Saw Factory. WILLIAM MOUSLEY
uaverhill Street, makes and warrants all kinds
of Saws viz. Capbonrd, Single, Lath, Cross
Cut, Wood and Mill Saws Circulars
ground to balance and warranted true.
Orders executed with despatch.
Il, lIOSMER, Agent, No. 80 Milk St,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
SELLING OUT

FENHE Subscriber vii sell the Goods, Wares and Mcr.
Chandzc now on hand, which comprises in part
Broad Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Pilot Cloths, Muslin De.
laincs, Prints, Lawns, CumbrieS Musns LaCes, Gmps,
Glover, &C., &c. Also, Brown aud Bleechcd Cottons,
Crash Diaper, and Ticngs, Cotton Yarn, threads, also,
Superlne and Fine Wool Competing, striped Cotton and
Wool do. very Rich-COt and Wool Bockng-oil
Cloth Garnet dO-also prime assortment of w. !. Goods
consisting part of loaf and lump Sugars-Bro. H. and
Porlrico do-Moasscs Coffee. Ginger, SnlTratus, T. l.
Salt. Western do tlry do. in Bags-ihc above togeh-
with grcnt variety of other articles, will be sold most
ly a cost All who will avail themselves Of good bargains
call soon the must be closed the present
mOnth-now is your time.
C. F. SIIEDD. Agent.
Woodstock Oct. 10, l6l5. 2sl 2w
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
ASE II I'D.

In this town, on the 25rh insl of consumption
Miss LUCY DARLING; aged SO years.
In addition to life of constant industry, I'M
blemshed virtue, and generous piety, the de
ceased, surrounded by the kindest attentions, man
Tested, during n protracted illness, the most
cheerful resignation and patience. Nota murmer cs-
capped her lips,nCt a shadow passed over her mind
but, as she had long lived, so she died, strong in
confidence, and increasing in hope, in the ultimate
lulflmcnt of Gods promises of Infinite goodness
and mercy, through him, who is the Way, the
Father, and the Life May the Angel of comfort
and hope, spread his hrooding wing over enduring
relations and numerous friends, that they may be
blessed according to their various conditions.
L. s.
In Windsor, Oct. Is, 1915, of consumption,
Mr. VIM. R. STONE, aged %.
His daeth is deeply lamcned rot only by his
immediate connections, but by large circle Of
friends. lie was young man Of unusual prom.
Use. He had Just qualified himself for the work OF
instruction, and was about locating permanently
as a teacher with very bright prospects of use
runess. But God had otherwise determined
and his earthly work is done His sickness was
very distressing, but was born with remarkable
patience His last days were full of peace and
joy. About three weeks before his death, be saw
that he was rapidly approaching the dying hour
with no preparation, and for few days his an
guish Of soul was very great lie lamentcd with
bitter tears that repentance had cen delayed so
long He cried FOR mercy himself, and called
upon all christians TO remember him in their
prayers. AT length the Saviour spoke peace TO
his troubled mind and his sorrow was exchanged
for great Joy. He died trusting in the atoning
blood of Christ, having hope ola blessed immortal
ity. 'Be ye ready also, for in such an hour as ye
think not the Son of Man comeh."
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
lLLtNCS, Rcri
STOLEN!

ENROM the pasture OF the subscriber on Monday
l. night, the SOlh Sept. n black, French horse
about 10 years old, one fore foot with viii, !,
stripe around it--long mane-and tail hrol down
by fall OF limb Whoever will return said horse.
give information TO subscriber where he may be
found shall be handsomely rewarded.
LEONARD HARLOW.
Pom(ic'. Oct. 6, 1915 esa.3v.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30

STATE or FREMONT ! At II Probate Court held \,
DiSTRICT OF liNRTruD S. Woodstock within ind tor
said District. on the 2Gth duy ot Oct A. u. 2si5
Present the Hon, Gro T.. WALES, judge
A COPY OF the last will and testament Of JAMES BAR.
~ NARD late OF Boston in the county Of Suffolk and
state of Massachusetts deceased duly allowed and proved
in tho Probate Court for the county Of Suffolk aforesaid
being presented The court here that s,d copv NAV he
lcl mud recorded in the prohnc Court for the district nC
Hartford Aforesaid agreoahly the statute IN such cnso
made and provided, it hereby ordered that MI persons
concerned be notified 10 appear before said court nj
session thereof, to Sc holden the Probate ONCE =,
Woodstock in said district on the 6h dHy Of November
next, and contest the filing aul recording OF tie copy or
said will aforesaid ifhor cause for winch rnrno>o
il further ordered, that copy OF Tho record of This or
der he published tire weeks sucCcSsivcTy IN the Wool
stock Age printed II, Woodstock aforesaid as soon n,
NAV he.
A lr1c copy ofreCorJ
ISL DEL BILLINGS, Rcri
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Stoves, Stoves!

TIVE Subscriber has just recci' ed from the 9th
j. err side OF The Mountain, a large assortment
of STOVES, from Conant's Furnace, Brandon,
consisting of the following
Sizes YANKEE NOTION Improrrd,
2 " PARLOR COON,
" AIR TtGHT,
6 d" BOX,
Also, from Bhke's Furnace, Brandon,
" YANKEE NOTION, late isprorci,
. " .AIR TIGHT:
Hiiteren, Sizes BOX.
Also, Caldron Kettles, Hollow ware, &c., which
he will sell cheaper than can he bought in tho
County o: Windsor, and Hiurraaiei ugains.
JrrrOkiag.
Also, Rnssia ant Ensl sh Iron PIPE, sheo Zinc
Tin Ware, Of all kinds, and finally, most every
thing that any body wants will be- found II, his
shop that is usually kept in his line,
PHiL0 HATCH.
Woodstock, Sept, 20. 1915. 2sl.V
BARAGE SHAWLS s. MANTLES.
DARASOLs, Pmssoletts & sun shades for SHE by
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NOTICE.

The Conference to be holden at South
Woodstock, is by particular request, pos
pOncd to the fourth "Wednesday and Thurs
day; in November. II. S.
Woodstock, Oct. %, 1916
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1845-10-30
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ME the subscribers, heRg appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district of Windsor Com
missOncrs to receive and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the Estate nj, l. -
HOLDEN tate OF Readinghn said District deceased, rep
resented insOvCnt and vi claims and demands exhibited
in Offset thereto and sin months from this date bcirg al
lowed for that purpose, thereby give notice that viii
attend To the business ONpr appointment vt the Inn Of
u. llarthon in said Rcalug the fourth Wednesday OF
March A. y. lSl6, from to five O'Clock L. VI. ON the
said day. w. T.. HAWKINS. (C,, ,,j,.,o,,cr,,
CALVIN WARDNER !
Reading, September seth lsi5. 2SI.3w4
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
rcoMMuNIcArkp.l

- Ed. Tribune IA ,ery celebrated physician pa,
,sdly .tp IN his works. that constantly IN
,he Sab Of u,n- the hot bath he would insure nm,
h. provided thnt herci,ay disease existed
he exec; and that tins certain. all VINO use tS uA"i
unite in the suHr testimony, " =
The question thea aTes why do all mankind partak OF
the Messing From fact that because the remedy IS
simple aud ohnine the natural pc,vcrity e humanity
leads society TO suppose that worthless Were u ,oie
goat undertaking accomplish the act did some celebrated
thousands VI nlc 10 hr'ng Us the information oil
the rnnac,g which could only be obtained great eXpcse-
which the hot Baths really areew :tcnt
wrud bc The tuor with which would be sought but !,
only b, he spread this excellent truth that the public will
ore ,;sy be convince of how h they have lost,
How folh idea that salt viii not clean,e the Kin
Ike son ffch water Why. does more 1t purrs the whole
hc.y; IL c,ve> hy smp:e application, general impulse TO
ihe whole economy "t every function inc 10 ae',
ana no rrnuntion follows Often the case m INC use oil
which th, the greatest eri The ey IS
% The phc ARE m some degree getting nS the coy
who ilrt 10 Cav ( Rabneaus Baths nt Brooklyn fnltHl
Ferry ana foot of Desbo,scs st New-fotS now aonnaaniy
ct Tsc ne the only pla whcrs warm sea water hehs
can I've had IN this State. lR'l NEpiSNs'
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
EDUCATION

REV r. T HUDDAR,;S CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Fourteenth ST.; between University flace and Fh avenue
FHuS E>,ahl. .shmemi prepared or ho rrceptin o
BOARDtRS. No eSiense las been spared 10 render 4
complete well arranged school los boys i has hen built
,nrsiy for the purpose Intended under the direction OF oDe
OF the frs, architects the CITY, aud r Hndnart has great
satisfaction pTeSeatirg his Friends aud the tubIc an
convenience aud comfort Of his pupils comhnei and such
as e experience of .ny wears has suggested The nt0n
s hsns the most eligible which could have been selected
for the purpose esar hrah aud facility OF access All
The advantages the best Instructors and Professors
available whilst the benefits Of crrry residence gained
y the ont athletic which ca be enjoyed IN tile
spacious play crouad.
Further information terms, OF studv, ard Other
particulars interesting may be ohined on elica'
'o" " ''' alNlWSS 3nis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
DIED:

Yestcrday morning. 18th inst CHARLES LANSING,
Of Rev Charles H. and Tryphcna L. Read aged years,
8 month. ard 4 days.
The friends Of the family Invited attend the fnne
raj this "wednesday afternoon. i6hnst at O'Clock, from
No. 80 WsI.er street.
On TuesGay, the 18th Inst. CATIIARTHE, daughter CT
the late Jacob Masen In the 26th year of her age.
Her friends and aoquainances and the members OF the
Alien street Methodist Church. respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral at No. ST. Marks Place on Thursday
at B o'clock, 7. NJ
Suddenly the l4th inst MARY JERUSHA. youngest
daughter Of Andrew and Eenc Johnson aged three years,
two months and ten DAYS
The funeral will take place Wednesday The 10Th inst
from a2 Delaney ST. at half past one o'clock The rela-
tons and friends Of the family also the members OF Enter
Prise Lodge No. sc o. OF o. F. respectfully Invited to
attend The remains will be be taken 10 Sewtown, l.. l..
for in,ormcDt
18Th. chas L. son of Rev. chas H Read % Mrs. Han
nah iIaower 63; Mrs Mary Prince, 10.
I5,h. James II Hill, 80
]2h. Abraham l.. son OF DIR. A. l.. Cox.
At Platshgh Both ult. Mrs. Jane c. Roberts 20; sth
inst. Mrs Mary c. Webster, Sc
At Newark. n. j. I4th, Mrs. Caroline NJ. Young.
At Albany, i3th, Mrs. Caroline a. Van Orden Hannah
T.. daughter Of David +. Mink. 4.
at Rochester. llth. FLances Moore. 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
Great BARGAINS FOR CASH

~ TIE ,ub,eribrrs having purchased OF Ms'1F'' . :"
r Ieayit their ,u;Ire stock Of coons
- STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOoLEsii,.-. GOopsii :,
.,. p-ep,red sell the ssme N lots TO ,n =,
REiT BARGAINS for ash Cy Aeest1pae't a. ne
iii ,tsud 6f ". Y r LEAylTs No: lee psaii-.,'eet
Purchasers fer Cash will hnt II to tbe Iii -
ine ..d stock before ru:ea,oS ss grsat @
ted forth IL tS shape Of Dces order 10 close II b-iofe ~
This isr and ,peadid stock consists IN part oi the i0lo"
iny snur1s7ares articles. VIE
irsuch AID sco,eh Pnsted husiins'
Lawns ard laconets.
oss De- SCI l.eas. az o:er sIyl. OF Dess Goods
B,o,rn inc, Drills. White do Fancy Co.
PLAIN Bro. LiBens. Grass Cloths
ether pant-ioon siuhs .,.o
f-,mbric, asd Jaenues plaid and figured Null Aluxlia5
swis. DO plia ard figured Book EusPs, TaIi.;on 90.
Cambria cod Furniture Dlmiiies together with large as
sos'ansa' cf LACES and EDHiSS0S- !fSS
Linen S,irvisgs and Shee;ngs Pillow Case Linens.
Long I.syyns Brdseye Diarer.. DaL.aik DO.
Liaen Table Cloths. and Napkins.
Linen Cambria Htkfs,
English French and American Prints
a'ni'0i' 0"'A'i ''' ALSO.
English, French and Amsrican Broad Cloths,
Do to do plain :nd sney Ss''ihe'e''
six and Cotton Velvets, Beaysilesns
Cotton Il1g Hdkfs, foagee sEd silk flag do.
Crava I'D GlOYe. with extensive assortment oi Hosiery
ALSO,
Browp =, Bleachei Shirtings md se-tipgs, &c kc
Al Of which will BE- Offered such prices c.Dno; fail 70
give sstisfsction 20 cio.s jay-rs.
az 3wis COOKE, ANTHONY L MAHoNY.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
GENUINE HEARS OIL.

r- Pny the celebrated naturalist. speaking Of bears in
forms that their oil used BY Cleopatra the most nutr
Science es given the modeu compound for this purpose
equal the provisions afforded By Nature in Tie grease OF
wonderful The capillary roots strengthsned the bulbs
nourished and the ysung hair qunutiy
Even bald spots become fertile under its influence e the
roots been totally annhiaied aud this is rarely the
cas. advanced Ia fact the Genuine B"1
Oh is uGues;ionably the best preparation for the Hair that
the world ,is yet seen.
pose Of the toilet, by a. D. SANDS co Chemists and
Dmcgs 279 broaway Chambers ST. Sold also at 10
Fulton St and II Eas, Broadway Price, 50 ccns large bot
ties, - cents small. alb 5tis
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
ROMAN EYE HALsAnI.

t. TitE LIGHT THr Bopr IS TIE ErE.'-What a
calamity 1t he for ,ho. who have weak to live IN
rretua twilight, They read pleasant books
yr;e pleasant letters their friends enjoy the pleasant
sunshine o. bright day Nature may be joyful IN
Not nece,saiiy however Science has Produced many
ders ard among others the Roman Eye Bqssam. 4 caa-
ogue of the p:tents who have been cured by lis application
could be read sitting the eyeds inamed
cycha bloodkhot what the may have
call the Of Mrssrs sands Co IN Broad.
eud they will furnish with of the Baslm for Is
csus with printed directions for PeTseyere in the
p,icaton for n short time. lou vii succeed
Prepared snd sold by A. b. SANDS x co. Chemists and
Druggists 2;3 Broadway. Chambers Sold also al 9
Fulton Al aad IL ta.t Broadway ais 3iS
New-York daily tribune., 1845-04-16
~ DIR. Hcnch's lectures on Anatomy. Physiol

~ DIR. Bcnch's Lectures on Anatomy; I'm fhy'loGi o.
gv lw Ifery the Reformed Practice OF Nedic'ns WI
corr,rnce at Hall OF Broadway and Grand street
ON rue,dy April 22d. o'clock T. and m continued al
The snr hour each day during the week The rst Course
viii be delivered exclusively Females Thee Lectures
emhrace the oi the system
rncions ard the diseases which they with e
rropre Medical Treatment; SH N T o %mG,,
nrs germ through its develorments including me pea
Sc, recuer Eem,es The VII c OF these sub
trs,ed by a CIR AND ANATOMICAL. FIGURE OF the AZ
MAN SYSTEM imported from Europe expressly ior the
pnrnose and hch will be d>cced from the Bran o the
Fxrmtcs Also by series of rrarsrarencies lates No
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