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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-26
VOIGTLAENDER' DAGUERREOTYPE
APPARATUS

A SRANGEMENTS recently made with their brother in
law, Mr. Vogtaender, Vienna enable the subscribers to
sell nose Apparatus at reduced prices, viz =:
Largest Apparatus with three inch lenses for full size
plates, at Sl5.
Medium size Apparatus with inch lenses for half size
Plates at S78.
Small Apparatus, with oneandahalf inch lenses for
quarter size plates, at $50
Gentlemen sending emtances in accordance with the above
prices depend receiving the genuine Vogtaender
Apparatus, and worthless initiated article, they having
procured the sole agency for the United States.
Plates and Chemicals, Of their importation well
all other articles connected with their for sale lowest
market prices. w. A. +. LANGENHElM.
Philadelphia Exchange.
Referring the above advertisement the subscribers inform
the Daguerrean Artists that the above Apparatus and
other materials be procured the stated prices their Da
guerrean Atteer. Nc 20l Broadway, New York.
mis- m Ian ,tNHEIM & BECKERS.
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EYES, EYES, EYES.
RTIFICIAL EYES made and inserted by DR.. j.
GRAY, No. ll9 Bowery N " the only manufacturer Of
the Human Artificial Eve in the United States myf9 Inns

LEGS, HANDS, ARMS, &c.
TO THE ACT OF WALKING
John +. THOMAS, Cork Leg Maker &c., 53 Grand street
Of Madison New York respectfully informs
the public that he continues manufacture ARTIFICIAL
LIMBS plan the most correct and less complicated hayng
through necessity invented made and artificial leg
forty years been manufacturer for thrty-ve years feed,
confident Of giving satisfaction all who call him for Leg,
Hands, Arms, the common Wood Leg
~, BAH letters be nos Maid. mhl5
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DRS. CASTLE e. EDWARDS, AURISTS,
Dol chesrfuly comply with the request Of Lieut.. Nc
consequence oftoa deafness and discharges from his
while New York, his England he placed himself
under the professional Drs Castle and Edwards Aurs
Under he recovered his hearing, and has returned
to his military duty. II. McNEVEN, M. D.,
Surgeon to H. B. NJ. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncpient Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzzngs
singing sounds the collections of hard vated
secreons of the Their Acoustic Oil has been popular
remedy curative in all diseases Of the for upwards Of
street MT im&dh
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CHIP OF THE OLD BLOCK.
MAJOR FANCHER & YOUNG BOSS RICH
ARDS No. Bowery stick 20 it and know that they
sell splendid article Of French Stitched Boots for s
and So 5O Ladies' Shoes at wonderful low prices s.
top your clack We lovers Of Sociological imposition.
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-, "a TO THE PUBLIC.
DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN ExTRACTOR-Inol offer
VII
$:s:s ..~ Ola <: ...
Pain; Of j " kinds 88ITSiSsi: :,,
S Sss:. S S:'.l. s ss::s 1 Ss:s
Broken Bss; g.. md as so. N ISmst Ess..y
YORK. " None Isis
:; :. IN.
VICTIMS OF INDISCRETION.
A REMEDY FOR SECRET DISEASES.
A BERNETHY's BOTANICAL PILLS are the most
$ $ Of e. o
Sw rich and e.. %
T THY \:
xbsshy i 4. .sf , pr ,s above ss
get their consutious ruined when bax othese Pills would
sale Wholesale and RETAIL by WIN, Watson Apothecaries
H . ciiasT SsI h Maiden lane
TO THE LADIES.
DR. r. HULLs UTERo ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS.
THIS new instrument for the radical Of Prcapsus Uter
ing y 1sss
pc% nj
the 81 mos. aggravated cireumstsnces
s f::'s
and all other painful surgical exedents the Lying
in Hospitals Of London and Paris and universally recommend
ed in Europe by medical OF the highest rank IN this
egss and Hospitals and by all the eminen. private practtope.
Vesey having separate from the business depart
men where lady constant attendance apply Tusses and
Supporters to female patients all I'm
nR ABBOT may be consulted conidentialIy his Office
- IS Duane where afflicted with delicate disea
rosate Gand inxted call Several experience
city oS Ne Trh , dvoied 70 ~ az dcats
diseases enable him speedy and radical in the
without the of mercury Dr. A. feels conf
dent that he has performed and relieved suffer
ing humanity from the above diseases than other Physician
medicine may be had prevent the above diseases all their
varieties Attendance from A. M. till 10 p NJ Chages
sonabe ms 1m~rc
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DOCTOR ]. p. TARBELL'S
LIED PILLS

THESE well known and truly valuable Pills. so justly CO.
i LIBERATED for their beneficial effects now becoming
s o X. ssie Of % y Y y
that flesh heir but for the fo!lownsLiver Aec
tons, Dyspepsia, Piles Rheumasm Headaches, Jaundice
seG1a BILIOUS and Diseases q the Chest in short they
BE- and safe remedy persons Of all ages At any
time Directions enclosed IN each box, and
without bearing the fac smile Of the proprietor the wrapper
For SALE Wholesale and retail the principal depot Ha Of
PHARMACY, f. r. HASKELL & Co., corner Of Broome and
Mulberry streets.
Dr. TARBELL will be in his Office Of BrooMe and
NIB Those wishing obtain the sole agency for these Pills.
IN county in the State make arrangements that
effect by addressing the proprietor above liberal discount
allowable. mo 1m*ec
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IL IAlLORS
THE Second Edition Of tremes celebrated work
ting garments OF every description style Of elegance
eQualed published and ready delivery. Those who
desire TO avail themselves Of the advantages be derived
from the Of the instruction contains would do well to OBJ
tain seopy without delay The book IL to II inches square,
ents at the present day with full and ample instructions
for cutting easy and scientific manner The following
few Of Che many highly respectable who testify to the
The being acquainted with Mr. Slime
NETS Treatise Cutting Garments with pleasure recommend
II work complete IN ITS arrangement and IN its practical s
plication TO cutting superior heretofore published either
in Europe or America
Coz T.. W. Tiyon& Co.. b. f. Homer James Daily, John Iia
viland, J. H. Banker.
above be obtained Of the author No ils Broadway,
New York 3ImSec
pEESWAX3 bbl first quality Becswax just received and
ID for sale by L. X. COLLINS & co. Sc South 81.
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DAGUERREOTYPE.
B. BINSSE CO., 80 William street, up stairs respect
fully inform phosograph that they have now on band
IL D. B. Co mark" avorably known throughout the Uni
ted States They have constantly hand the chemicals and
preparations used in the Daguerreotype process well
French Tubes of very superior quality Cast Iron Mercury
Baths Plate Poshes Coating Boxes and Head Rests Of the best
city make. mis- lmErc
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| MILLS, HALTER, l78 BROADWAY,
tHOWARDS HOTEL)
INDUCED by the hatering success he has with in
1.-THE manufacture Of Silk Hats in imitation Of the Fnnch
70 call the attention Of the public thereto does the full
him with call
First quality French Moleskiu. .............HA
SECOND !.
First Nutria ......... 80
In addition the above there may be al this establish
elegant article Of Nutria Hat 81 which for elegance
will many that sold S. and which abe attention Of
the public is respectfully invited.
Anew Of Cashmere Silk Hats manufactured for the
country trade, on hand, and for sale lew.
J. ID. Totten, (ae of the firm Of Alvord Co.. and r. j.
Tiffany ate Of Albany would be pleased to their friends
Il the above place. al lm*ec
GENIN's GOSSAMER Hat, WEIGHING FROM
ner Hat the New York public the lightest
and most durable article Of summer heretofore
The which attended the evidenced by
tensive sa and the universal probation of the who
have Them induced the subscriber labor diligently
the Improvement OF the qualities which he bases their
claims liberal Fully warranted by experience
and the conclusive testimony of his he repeats his de-
claraons thstanding the recent novel Improvement"
are lighter and pleasant any other liable Ike
Leghons Panamas &c. lose their shape and color by
ain and last least they the cheapest gentse
hat and may be The style OF
mings originating with the subscriber eectuay them
from being soed by pespiraton hair OIL extending the
surface is commonly the with hats differently
all others. JOHN N. GEN!N,
ga Broadway, opposite St. Paul's.
NIB The Gossamsn made without holes the top, and
without unless especially desired otherwise Is
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/ - LADIES'
0v FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS, ,0
~, CARL KING, the well known and celebrated *
Straw Hat Manufacurer begs leave inform the Ladies that
he has for sale splendid and fashionable OF Straw
He particularly calls the attention Of the public examine his
shape called the Bohemian Gpsey which for beauty and
taste stands unrivalled
N B-Impored Lace, Neapotan Hats fashionable shapes
and warrented to clean, at 81 so each.
a2i imsrc CARL KING, II Division
MA1DEN respectfully informs Che ladies Of New
Making establishment 1903 Canal open Spring
and Summer Fashions consisting Of silk ribbon fancy
sian and London styles Just received per last steamer
Country ners and Dress Makers supplied with the
Patterns the shortest notice Dresses and Robes of the latest
fashion made to order at the shortest notice.
Southern and Western orders promptly attended to-.
All descriptions Of Bonnets cleaned and altered the newest
style. a2i 1m*m
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All the Goods warraned to be geuine the prices hy
ercent below the market prices and by this plan
ton. Ifs
You will also find in the BAZAAR, the complete
somen of Sugar Pumbs and Candies from cents to So
pound Jujubs Paste Chocolate &c.
Two large Saloons have been fitted magnificent style
a. iCE, CREAM SALOONS. competent person, from
Philadelphia establishment has been engaged take the entire
ohe Ice Cream Department and ladies and gentle
will obtain the Lafayette Bazaar real Ice Cm Pha
delphia style
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CARPETING
454 PEARL STREET
THE SUBSCRIBERS have large and
CAitPET WARE ROOMS, No. 45l p arl street forTsr
ly occupied by Smith, witt Co.. and now re ,dy to offer
the spring trade Of which exceedingly rich new de-
signs and coors. Among them be found
Entirely New.
Is PS. ADMINISTER THREE PLY,
Rich Shading.
SUPERFINE FINE AND COMMON INGRAM
CARPET1NG,
:, OF every variety and description.
rugs Druggets, Table and Piano Covers Worsed, Tufed
and Jute Mats; Oil Cloths very heavy and varieties
from to p feet wide together with all other articles usually
found the trade The public requested call and
PETERSON HUMPHREY,
mzO 2msm 45i Pearl sfreat
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LOOK AT THIS.

- JUST RECEIVED by the packet chip Duchess Dor
LEANS from Paris, the best article Of gentemen French
boots ever zen and now Offer wholesale and retail ts
order icr ~ Greatest assortment Of all kinds Of Boots
eatest assortment Of all kinds Of Caters Baskins Slippers
lies and all other kinds Misses and Chden from the largest
ner Of franklin street. NJ CAHILL
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GU ART RM AN & SON,
| PAINTERS,
| NO. 10 BURLING SLIP,
| New YORK
HOUSE, SaN SHIr PAINTING GRAINIra, MARBLIra AND
| GLAZING,
ALSO-LEAD SASHES.
FoR CHuRcEsEs AND Gothic BUILDINGS, MADE ORDER.
| mi lm*ec
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style and durability they equal those sold M s.
Young Co.'s Imperial French Boot and Shoe Msnnfac-
Bile Boot Manufactures in th. city Fine French Dress Boots
made order for equal those made other for
IS and ST. Boos Shoes aiters &c. order the shor
test notice Mendng &c. done in the VIM NJ Young
ECo Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers No Ann street
New York Broadway. VIM. M YOUNG, and
m III. b.. JONES'
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ND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
- BRUN LAROSIERE & COURT, 1i6 William
street, have just received by the last Havre packets
large assortment of fashionable Spring Flowers of the
elegant and latest Styles and win continue recey
II them by every succeeding packet. all 1m*rc
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T +. TRACY has taken Rooms at No. 233 Broadway M
stairs second floor where he is executing Of the
beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean in this city The
ONE TO THREE DOLLARS.
Those in of perfect Pictures requested 10 call and
anime his specimens Mr. T. happy that he has
engaged the professional services OF N G. Burgess for short
time and those who wish Pictures in his peculiar beautiful style
would do well to call soon.
Plates Cases Chemicals &C., always hand, and insruc
tons given in the Art moderate terms. ala I'm
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In0 nllA HAVANA SEGAHS, imported by M. AN
4OO,VVU GTLo. Tor sale It g Liberty street. Among
Cuby Werner Segars do small sizes Napoleons Normas
Uraca San Keenan, Decs Colonas do Panetelas and var
known house. just imported by the Chrstoph Colon and
Rapid a3 3m*
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-13
FARM FOR SALE.

AaA I win sell my farm in Berlin, Washington county,
sIItU VT lying Dog River Stage Road Mortified,
llNQ and three miles distant from the State House
Montpelier Said Farm contains $50 Land, $50
cleared, large proportion of meadow is good
provement There upon said premises good house,
barns and Sheds nnd all convenient oubudngs
Temsone half cash and any reasonable credit for the bal
ance. JOHN PAINE.
Berlin May 10, 1915. Ifif-S3f5m.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-13
CONVICTS RETURNED.

The Montreal papers announce the arrival o
David Green, Joseph Goguet, Etienne (Stephen
L'Auglias and Jean Morsette, who took part in the
rebellion and were sent to Van Diemans Land ii
1889. They left their place of punishment in De
cember The Minerve says:
Morsette was not in company with the Other
Canadians at Sydney, but belonged to a party Of
American convlcts who were landed in another
part of the penal colony; these last arc reported
to have been cruelty ill-treated during their cap
tviiy. Morisette did not take his passage home
with the others they did not meet until they
reached Whitehall, and their surprise was great
as they had never seen each other since their sep.
oration near Buffalo. The remainder of the ex-
lies at Sydney were all well some had the means
of returning, but were waiting for their other
companions in misfortune 1t is said that pecunia.
~ assistance has been forwarded to them, and that
there is no doubt that they are all now on theil
passage home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-13
USE PARIS LIFE PILLS WHERE
TEALTH is A DISSIDERATlM

- IL "A
IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES. In no season does
the blood and secreions of the human system undergo
more striking change than in The fall Of the year. Ii we
10 nature the chlnges the vegetable world nd
not only stkngy analogous but 10 have strong lnAu-
the health diseased condition Of the body From
the decay Of autumn and the morbid and death Ike state
Of winter there springs life beauty. The efiec,
of his decreased activity IN all inanmae tier as well
as on our ply seal system, renders the Of simple
medicine especially TO those ui slender constitution
absolute Importance. This is the time tfrcualy to as.
ss nature in renewing aud srhenng the power Of The
vital organs. Ofthesc funcuons have a more init
connection than The stomach and liver The pres
Of food in the stomach and the healthy operation Of
the digestive powers furnish The only natural slimulant
to the ver But whenever The coaiings Cihe fmer be-
weak and morbid, both the quantity and qualify of
the e,lOns are greatly modhed the natural stimulus
is dmnshed-the bile is Improperly secTeted, and dis
ease tho liver chronic affections form or annh
are almost sure to follow In this crllica condition
give healthy to the stomach and free the blood
Gifts impurities thereby preventing months, and may
be years of su ieng, PARIS LIFE PILLS are a
perfectly gentle and eftclual medicine, It's celebrated
author Tor more than century only close and
constant student Of the nedlcns properties of plants,
bu Of their adaptation 20 the Of every class OF
nal diseases Although III cirly life apparently hope
less invalid the use oi this medicuc restored and conn-
uud him in health and vgOr the extreme age o. 1872
years These Pills exceedingly mild in their operation
and may be given Ia children well adults with the
utmost security. 10 their superiority in this spect over
of the vegetable medicines in use thousands are
constantly leslityng.
The Piopel6s have seduously avoided that system Of
putting generally resoued 10, yet their pills have
degree VI popular favor unexsmpled In the history 0
popular medicine. IL is now only twelve months since
they established their agency in The United States and the
monthly sales upwards often thousand boxes They
give these SIMPLE facts, wishing the medicine
alone on its intrinsic value No ship going to sea should
be without them. Families having used them will
always have a supply
SETH w. T0WLE, 1888 Washington st. sole agent
for New England,
AGENT-Montpeer, S. p. REDFIELD,
Waterbury, J. G. Simpson,
Chelsea, Dickinson Noble,
Bennington, II. X. Parsons,
VergenUes, John ii. Bowman,
Stow, ii. l.. Camp,
East Berkshire, Rubee Butler,
Burlington, Peck a. Spear,
Bellows Falls, Norman Harrs,
Woodstock James Ross. Jr
Pomffet, Otis Chambe lain,
Norwich, f. l.. and r. w. Old,,
STAFFORD Royal Hatch,
Washington b. r. Diokinsoa,
Barre, Orvi, French s6eopiy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-13
MILKING COWS.

The owners of Cows should pay particular al,
tention TO milking Children should not DC .Iu 'o'
with this business, and there are many g,ow" poo
pie who never milk well, though they ha'e 'eer
brought up to the business; al. &C.,, u,o c,o,u
Won must front her with the utmost genteness
che must not stand trembling under your blows
49, do vour threats Soon after the bag has
H., Lr,,sIed BY your hand, and the ends of the
,oots have been moistened little with milk, II
flows in rapidly, and the veins or ducts near the
teots are completely filed. Then 1t must be drawn
ont Immediately, or you will not get the whole
You must not sit and talk-you must not delay one
moment, if you would have all the COW is then rea-
dy to give.
The udder should be moved in every direction
at the close of milking, and the hands may beat 4
a little in imitation of the beating which the cal
gives il when sucking. An expert mixer will
make the COW give one quarter more IN butter
than majority Of grown mixers will.
One season. says an experienced writer, we KEEP
fonr COWS in the home lot: there was but little diff
ference in the quantity of milk given by each. We
had a very steady hired man Of forty years of age
lie had carried on farm in New Hampshire, ant
had always been used to milking; but he was sc
slow the cows had no patience with hin.
We MIXED two of the COWS, and he the othe
two, and we were but little more than half as long
as he IN milking, though We got the largest mess
by about one quart On our demonstrating that ne
did not draw out all the milk, lie SAID his cows
would not yield so much as those MIXED by u.s.
We then made an exchange: he MIXED our two
and we MIXED his. In three weeks time the case
was reversed, our mess exceeded his by nearly
one quart He never tailed to strip his cows t.
the last drop; but his ,ntOIerabte moderation pre-
vented his obtaining what an active mixer woult
have done.
Young learners may practice on Cows that arc
soon to DC dried off. They should be taught, a
first, how TO take hold of the teats and they VIII
remember it; but how common it is to let each
child choose his own mode of milking. Learners
should know that the hand should be kept very
near the extremity of the teat, if they would milk
with ease. The left arm should always press gent
ly against the leg of the COW; for then If she Is
inclined to kick, she cannot, with any force she
cannot strike an object that leans against her; bu
if she raises up her foot, as she often will wher
her tcats are Sore the mixer will be ready to ward
off and keep it from the pail, much better than wher
he sits far off from the COW.
If heicrs are made tame and gentle by frequen,
handling when young, they are not apt TO kick the
mixer. But if they are suffered wild till al
they have calved, they cannot be expected to be
gentle when you first attempt to milk them; they
often acquire bad habits and are not broken o.
them through life.-Emgrants Hand Book.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1845-06-13
VALUABLE MEDICINE.
n. Ii. DOWNS VEG ETABLE BAL.
SAMIC ELIXIR.

THE most yalual e medicine known for curing
l. Coughs Gods, ConsuuptiUu, Whooping Cough,
Asthma Bronchitis, Group Influenza, and all dlseases Of
the Lungs and where rs known has Obtained des,W.
rd, p ouar reputation, by promoting eXreeinrahon by
which means the irritation Of the lungs ia mime.
diatey stopped giving azure united with lbe Basam-
lie properties of the MEDICINE opportunity 10 effect a
cur be atrstcd by thousands OF ind viduas in N
England and n. York. aud the sk-plcal hive only
bottle to prove the truth OF the statement.
Pamphlets canianIns shprl history of the diseases,
resnectu6e certificates vi with full directions &C.
company each boe, can be had # the agents. tratls
AGENTS can be supplied by application to CURTIS
and SMITH, st. Adams, Vermont
iCJeSuld in This village by CLARK & COLLINS
aud p, REDFlELD; also by A. T. BANCROFT
PllEfridj ALDER Il andG r., CAMP, Stowe oSS
u HuTCHlNS Waterbury. 10