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CURE YOURSELF-PRIVATE DISEASE.

Cure Yourself escape modification and shame
Of applying to the numerous 9uacks nestng this and
health and your of mindwhose its future
consequences nyour children than the disease ITSELF
Delaying and accommodating expense length you
PROSTATE and pennyess forever ruined body and mind Buy
only snaes entrap YOU and make patient So also with
the trashy books which far from giving the least information
are merely intended to alarm into the purchase of their
Black Pills. Blue Pills. mercurial specific The
and I effects daily IN the
men Of the most yire,. and poisonous disease has induced
ing thorough by which who has unfortunately
momentay yielded TO the temptations around him infal
stsa f the 1tOons Of By ADDRESSING letter
Recipe will be sent by mailPrce S. Particular directions
as to Diet mode Appropriation, symptoms ofdsease its differ
rection accompanying the recipe
Connected with this subject suggestion il possible of still
vital importance the by which its contraction
is made impossible and thus the of this loathe
disease and exermnate existence
by which this desirable end be obtained be
tanned by addressing above. Price IS. m27 mD&W+rc
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By Last Nights Southern Mail.
PHILADELPHIA, May 28An Swan New Orleans; Scituate
Boston. Cid w Watson, w Indies
May 27Arr Susan Jane, Boston; Atlas (Br
Windsor, Ms Cid Halowel Boston, Sid Chckasaw do.
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DIR. MARSHALL HALLS
COR d. A L r Z N OVA T R.

mr. MARSHALL HALL one Of the most ceebrseed Physi-
clans in Europe the dscoverr of this valuable medicine
snow used his practice among the nobility OF England md
through the continent Of Europe and every where
suits lno only restores the functions Of life but exclusives
y directed the Of such complaints from dsor
ganizaon Of the generatye gentle stimulan aud
renovaor the impaired faculties of life whether utonal
phc disease 1t will afford decided relief those who by
early indulgence solitary habits have weakened Of
theirs and fallen Of chronic debility by which
the constitution left deporable condition. and thai
mentality kept which places the individual in state of x
ty during Of life The consequences arising
suit but branch moral onesconstituona weakness sexual
debility, brought by habit INDUCED by young
This when too frequently INDUCED the greatest ey that
can befa man. Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect fogetnes paptaon of
symptoms of this disease elects whites irraguay obstruc
Of total impOtency
eectually removed by this invaluable medicine PHILLIPS
BOfNE, Agents for the United States Price $2 bottle
bottles for 50. Sold at IA Duane ST. al lm~rc
nOCTOR CORBlTT, Member of the University Of New
York also Member ofthe Medical Society has removed his
Square; may be consulted condentay all diseases ola
delicate nature Strangers Informed that the Doctor has
clusvey confined his practice from being the
ment OF classes Of diseases (now thirteen
ne CITY Of New York which engages his entire attention
against the use Of mercury il has its thousands Of victims
Recent removed in three four
Those proracted and aeated that have been
the treatment physicians less experienced will be find
has established the Doctors reputation for skill and respectable
~ Structures engage the Doctors profound attention
em %y r my i
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ROWE'S
SUPERIOR STYLE of Gntlemens' Summer Hats are
selves with pleasant light and durable Summer Hat
the richness Of Legho and warranted not to be affected
by wet damp weather.
The assortment consists in part OF,
Smooth white Castor. .,.......... 90
Long nap white Rocky mountain Beaver. so to
Together with of Panama and Bohemian Straw
Hats all Of the first quality and most fashionable shape
ROWE Sales Room 40 William st,
mv24 lmsrh Merchants Exchange,
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MEDICAL NOTION.


STRANGERS AND CITIZENS afflicted with any form or
~ variety OF Syphtic Mercurial other disease or who
have been only half cured by qacks had better
Dr. Cooper-srLas July contracted certain private dis
ease and immediately appedo doctor who
me ~ week continued with him two months but was rra
dualy getting tried after another all the advertising
doctors and each one promised positively me- al
hey Were not doctors concluded into the hospital
the doctors under OF eight weeks
my throat and nose liberated pains all my FONTS and
my body covered with ulcers complete skeleton; the
doctors considered dangerous to give any medicine
ana ADVISED southern climate left the hospital and adj
wee several friends placed myself under your the first
wish this published. THOMAS GREEN.
~ Carpenter and Joiner, Harlem, N. y.
Cooper warrants to every case how long
standing Of Gleet Structure and Seminal Weakness and mild
cases Of private masdes cured without interfering
WIN the a patients habits With the execution Of Dr. johnson
only qualified Physician who advertises in this street.
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Died.
Passengers Arrived.

On Monday, goth inst. Of apoplexy Mrs THANxruL
ADAMS aged "a years, native OF Chelmsford Mass
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r Z A d L H E FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENT
COLLEGE
Medicine and PharmaCv
80 NASSAU STREET.
M + DICAL VICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicine
and Pharmacy established for the suppression fquackey
private nature and can confidently promise to psrsons requiring
medical treatment safe and without injury
cusry ieauestsd!o application the College the
% s &c Ct ss: s s
Il M I e s e o
MFSRAzSF II To ; SSs s%rTDsr.-o..
s p s Ss chest to so s
ing all medcne requisite to perform radical by stating
traction and received Z y and en-.
closing s., post paid
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
FOR sss DEBILITY
remedy for impotence, sery, barenness unless depend
Single bottles 81 each cases Of half dozen s. carefully
packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
VELPEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
sa
C % Of wsy T sq 4 s de-
Professor vepesu infabs remedy for ali diseases
as f e Ry ws S' s .Ss % a
the stomach confinement from business Price 81 boz
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
EOR the permanent of imary secondary ayphs
sss sf'sss ny
tenn sSs SsSe.s purifier xRSas delay % per-
without thoroughly cleansing the with this justly DELE
braled alternative.
Sold single bottles 81 each cases of half dozen at
IS carefully packed and sent all of the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsApA-
RILLA, GENTIAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DREPARED by the New York College Of Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression quackery This
refined and highly extract all tie pu
flying qualities and Of the herbs CENT?
IDENTIFY recommended BY the College infinitely superior to any
of Sarsaparla before the public and NAV be
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an i'm.
pure Of the blood such scrofa salt reun ngworn
botches pmples ulcers pain Joints nodes
cutaneous eupons liberated throat any disease
from the secondary effects ofsyphls nudcious Of
mercury.
Sold IN single bottlss,at IS cents each
" in cases OF half dozen bottles, $3N
-. one dozen 900
Cases forwarded to all parts of the Union.
MA very liberal discount to wholesale purchasers
dlHa WIS., RICHARDSON, M. D., Agent
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LOOK AT THIS.

-. JUST RECEIVED by the packet ship Duchess DOr
eans from Paris the best article Of gentlemens French
Boots and offer. wholesale and retail, at the
low price OF s. and the best OF French Calf Boots made to
md Shoes and Gatsrs Ladies' this you will find the
greatest Of all kinds Of CATERS Buskins Slippers
Ties and all other kinds Misses and Chdrens from the largest
to the smallest. don't mistake the No. 67 Broadway cor
Of Franklin street. M. CAHlLL
my6 lmsrc
:. FINE FRENCH BOOTS for 50 50 City Made and for
style and durability they equal to those sold for 81
Young Y Co.'S Imperial French Boot and Shoe Manufac
turing Depot NOD Ann street Of the most Fashona
made 20 order for 81 equal those made in other stores for
Sc and 81 Boots Shoes Caters &c. made TO order in the sho
test notice Mendng &c, done in the store. VIM M Young
Co., Wholesale and Retail Manufacturers No Ann street.
ss% NJ 4 i%1 near Broadway II M jones' u N ana
CHIP OFF THE Old BLOCK.
- MAJOR FANCHER u YOUNG BOSS RICH
ARDS No Bowery, stick to il yet and know that they
sell splendid article Of French Stitched Boots for s.
stop your clack, lovers Of Sociological imposition
my8 lm*rc
TO NTRY MERCHA NTS.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
- L. JOHNSON, (late Wilson Johnson) -
rectly opposite the theatre one Of the best assorted stocks
~ Of Boots and Shoes that be had the city Gents Kip
Calf Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soed Boots and Shoes
pegged and sewed from the Easre manufactures; Ladies'
Caters, Buskins, Ties Slips &C., Of description A
greater variety of Chden Shoes than other store " this
Buckskn Shoes Sportsmen Fshemen's and Seamens Boots
Store till 10 o'clock in the evening giving country mer
chants opportunity ofexamning the goods at their leisure
myl3 lm~ec
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DR.. Wheeler, Oculist.

NO, y lLATE Dol GREENWICH STREET, NEAR THE
BATTERY, New YORK,
n EOTES his exclusive attention Diseases of the Eye
II nd Ophhamic Surgery and the public that there
amongst the numerous diseases which the human
eye subject any disorder Of that organ which be
of undoubed testimonial. which be his office, will
satisfy the public that his practice exceeded either in
by that Of any other Ocust the United
States.
DR.. Wheeler has made arrangement with the emil
manufacturer in Paris for constant supply Of
ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the organ
to bear the closest scrutiny and observation without the differ
being detected DR.. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them moderate
NJ Office hours from A. NJ and o'clock P. NJ. after
which he visits door patients. my17 Inns lie
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- IS ID lRWeAoM0

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. i2 Peck Slip, Water street,
- New York has been than forty years the successful
practice Of pyc and surgery particularly curing perfectly
stlnae ulcers in the throat scureS &c. caused by
malpractice. Its of the importance for the unfortu
and most experienced his practice great hi, sscs.;
ncrabe His Offices well arranged for privacy Call
Peck Slip and be convinced His charges reasonable
and all guaranteed. ale lm*rc
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MISS MADDEN respectfully informs the ladies' of New
NJ York and its vicinity that her French Millinery and Dress
Making establishment 08 Canal street. OPEN Spring
and Summer Fashions consisting Of silk crss ribbon fancy
Neaposn braid and Bonnets Of the Par
sian and London Styles just received last
Country iners and Dress Makers supplied with the newest
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 Bonnes cleaned altered in the
xfvI s0I INT,
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SH.V FASHIONABLE STRAW HATS wv
CARL KING, the well known and celebrated ~
Straw Hat Manufacturer begs leave inform the Ladies that
be has for sale splendid and fashionable assortment OF Straw
Hats Of every DESCRIPTION, at his store, No. II Division
new shape called the Bohemian Gpey which for beauty and
~ B-Impored Lace, Neapotan Hats fashionable shapes
and warrented to clean, at So so each.
a24 1m*rc CARL KING II Division street.
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MILLS, HALTER, 17S BROADWAY,
(HOWARDS' HOTELl
n INDUCED by the haering success he has met with in
@the manufacture Of Silk Hats imitation Of the French
70 call the attention of the public thereto does the full
rendering perfect satisfaction all who honor
First quality French MClsskin. ...............N@
SScouu
Slrst :, Nutria... ............ ........ ~
In addition the above there may be had this establish
ment elegant article of Nua Hat s. which for elegance
will rival many that sold S. and which abe attention Of
few cases Of Cashmere and Silk Hats. manufactured for tn.
country trade on hand and for sale low
j. D. Totten (late of the firm Of Avord Co,) and r. J.
Tiffany ate Of Albany would be pleased their friends
at the above place. Az 1m*ec
"A GENINS GOSSAMER HAT, WEIGHING FROM
e>2zs to 81 price 50 10-Two ago the Gossa-
Hat introduced the Ne,s York public the ghest
and durable article of heretofore
The success which attended ten evidenced by
tensve sae and the universal of the who
have worn Them induced the subscriber to labor diligently in
the improvement Of the qualities upon which he bases their
and the conclusive testimony of his he his de-
carations Notwithstanding the novel improvement"
caed of the preceding years. that the Consumer Hats
lighter and pleasant than any other liable ike
Leghorns Panamas &c. to lose their shape and color by
ran and last not least they the cheapest Kentse
hat and be two The style Of trim
mngs mating with the subscriber eectuay prevents them
outer surface. commonly case with hats differently
trimmed This advantage alone entities them preference
all Others JOHN N. GENIN,
2A Broadway, opposite st. Pauls.
NIB. The Gossame made without holes in the top
without TN unless especially desired otherwise. Is lmrc
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O na ELEGANT SUMMER HATS. "A
- PRICE So. -
ROBERTSON, determined to maintain the reputation OF
the
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP ESTABLISHMENT,
1903 Fulton between William Nassau East Of Broadway
the cheapest in this city any other begs leave introduce
to the public very superior style Of
SUMMER HATS,
which for ghness beauty and durability surpassed
and gentee these Hats warranted stand all ordinary
exposure to rain without injury which it is well Leg
color For business especially important! keep the
attained These Hats be injured by perspraon owing
the peculiar style ofmmng which the subscrbe has found
horns and Panamas. ROBERTSON, 1903 Fulton ST.,
mil lmxec Sign Of the Phcsnix
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
ND MATERIALS FOR FLORISTS.
~ BRUN LAROSIERE & COURT, 1l6 William
street. have just received by the last Hayre packets
large of fashionable Spring Flowers Of the
most elegant and latest Styles and will continue recev
them by every succeeding packet all 1m~rc
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-10
M | S G L L L A N Y

1.-THE article below from the Christian Citizen
under the head of "Storming Quebec" was
marked for insertion in the last Voice, bit the
insertion of Messrs Greeley and Buntt's letters
to the Cincinnati Convention, crowded this arti.
Gle out. was designing to comment upon il,
but finding the following in The Herald of Free
dom, chose to copy It, instead of hsing to re,
mark upon its worth. believe no man in the
United States can give more graphic descrip-
ton of matters and things, than Nathaniel p
Rogers, the author Of the following Hear him.
and then Elihu Burriu.]
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From The Herald of Freedom.
"STORMlNG QUEBEC"


1 give The reader more than double his
annual moneys worth, this week. in The
following magnificent article from the
forge of EIihu Burnt. Verify he is n
second Vulcan-lhIs Learned Black
smith," And the old Knean smith HIM
self, never hammered out on his "eternal
ANVIL shield and panopIy, for man or
god, of such proof as our Vulcan here
fashions, for the taking Of Quebec, They
want 10 %ake Canada" every once in
while, our yankee heroes Now let them
try it. They have tried it, their ArnoIds
and Montgomeries. "Braye Wolfe" did
take ii, / believe, scaling ils heights, like
wolf lcaping into a sheeptoId, lie died
there, Zone day
'Under the burning sun, where the caunons rattle
But EIihu Burriu's plan of assault tran.
scends all heroic history. Quebec has
recently been laid in ashes. Not by the
hot shot ofan invading fleet, bu! casual
domestic fire, or the incendiary's torch
The proud Queen oil the North is in ashes,
and her wfc,ched people left sheItercss on
her fire stained, batlemented rocks. Now
is the time, says Burttt. to fall upon them,
and take the city, and let me add, take all
Canada, and all England, all Europe, and
'lhe great globe itself, with all which i,
inherits." Let the war ship Ohio, DO
transformed, by The government Of The u.
port, freighted as Elihu Burritt proposes
all its hateful iron thrown overheard
into the sea--himseIf put (not) in CONS
mand--with crew OF such good nalured,
unlearned blacksm!hs MS would suffice to
manage her navigation, and as he could
summon together in fornig ht,--let the
striped, and spotted - snake skin flag. that
now streams in her rigging, be hauled
down, and dove white sheet run up 10
lis place, and let the great ship put out
forthwith, for the gulf of S.. Lawrence,
loaded down to the water, dent care If
she touches at Portsmouth, and takes in
Samuel E. Coues.-- Supercargo. One.
bee would open her harbor, and ali her
gates to them, wide open, if she had as
many as Thebes
The news of i. would reach England,
quicker than steam. The old Red Cross
flag would SILVER in the wind, from the
heights Of Windsor Castle. 1t would
droop along its staff. The people would
haul ii down, and run up The white sheet
OF the Ohio man of war. The mania
would spread over Europe, and over the
world. The Nations would quit War,
and run 10 Bread 10 Agriculture, beat.
ing their spontoons into pruning hooks,
aud their broad swords into pIowsharcs
They would Iearn war no more. Hadn't
James Polk better take The hint aod try
ii Doesn't he dare to
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From the Christian Citizen
sTORMING QUEBEC.

AS the conquest Of Canada seems to
have been leading objec, in our Two de,
fensive wars with Great Britain, we would
respectfully call the attention Of all The ,ru
ly valiant, and of all those whose patriot
ism is not "run' 10 pair Of bullet moulds,
TO the present jancture Of affairs in Que
bee. We are firmly persuaded that that
redoublablc city might be easily overcome,
if well arranged descent were made W
on it, without a moments delay. And il
Capt, Polk would but commission us TO
fit out that grea, lazy Ieviathan, The Ohio,
which lies basking its crocodile back in
Boston harbor, and permit US 10 man and
arm it with such men aud arms rs we wo
Of, we would engage to reduce that Amer.
lean Gibraltar in ten days without the loss
Of single drop Of blood Who cares for
Wolfe and Montgomery Brave men
they were, in certain sort of fashion but
they did "nol know anything about war;
about the overcoming of enemies III, v
had not the gospel knack Of taking a city.
Their tactics and tools were all shon.
sighted and short biped The difficulty
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TheVeSeiabIe Balsamic Elixir has
now been in general use for more than
ten years, aud thousands, taught It's incom-
parable value by experience Of its wonderful
curative properties, have accorded TO il &c.
Iebriry unparalleled in the whole wide
range of Medical science in this or any 9th
er country.
Since his powerful medicine frs: became
known, immense numbers, who believed
themselves in the last stages of a confirmed
consumption, and pronounced by The most
skillful physicians in the country as past all
hope of recove y, have been rescued mirac-
ulously from The grasp Of Deah, by its use,
and are now blessed with health & strength.
Ii is Natures own simple Restoratve-a
Healing Balm prepared by one who was
brought 10 the very brink Of the grave by
Consumption, and from plants celebrated
far their great medicinal virtues. II is the
employment of natu al means TO overcome
and couneract the evils If Nature healing
the lacerated Lungs Of the afflicted patient
in the worst possible cases and restoring the
functions Of the diseased members TO strong
and healthy action. II has effected cures
where all other medicines have failed.
In all cases of Asthma, Whoopng cough,
Group, or the accumulation of Phegm, so
destructive to The health ard life Of children
it i, particularly recommended as an unfail-
ing cure, ard no firmly in the Union, if they
wish to preserve their children from suffer-
ing and death, should be without it,
Almos, countless testimonials Ct its re-
maIkaoIe cures, from every quarter Cf the
Union, and from individuals in every con-
diIion of life, are its best credentials,
sowinhg in the most conclusive manner
tai hhis Preparation acts upon the
human system III manner little short Of mi
raculous. These may be tonnd in the daily
papers, and also may be obtained In pamph
lets and handbills o' agents free Of cost.
This Incompatible medicine is prepared
only by N. Fl. Downs, Troy VI, the origin
al inventor and proprietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. Adams, W.,
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents
can be supplied in any part Of the Union, up.
on the best terms. vol6,no,42
Sold bv especial appointment, by
V. ROSS, r. BLAKE, Agents in
Brandon.
w E. C. Soddard Rutland,
ID. Andrews, Manchester,
o. Smith, Wilmington,
W. P. Russell, Middlebury,
SI1 Pt & < GcII"s' Montpelier
Charles Morgan, Rochester,
Peck & Spear, (RurIno,or
Hagar e. Arthur, D0'""s'0"'
w. E. Hawks, North Bennington.
G. w. Parmalee. Bristol.
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P @ ( 7 R Y .
Gently Scan thy Fellow Man.

Gently Scan thy Fellow Man.
Deal gently with the strangers heart;
Thou knowest not how look or tone.
May joy or grief to him impart,
Who wanders weary and alone
Thy smile may be the sunny ray
That pierces thro' the clouds of care;
Thy frown may bring the mu'ky day,
Sad usher CT the nights despair.
Tread gently DER the strangers grave
Thou knowcst not who may slumber there
Whether the true heart, bold and brave,
Or one borne down by heavy fear;
Life's passions, like earlh's rivers flow,
Only the upper tide appears,
The locker on can never know,
What floods the inner current bears.
Speak gently of the strangers fate;
Thou knowest not what his doom may be,
The view that opes beyond Deaths gate,
Is barred alike TO thee and me.
Keep thine own steps in Lies straight way.
Guard thine own heart from errors ban,
Thine own impetuous passions stay,
But "genly scan thy fellow man."
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TUE subscriber having established an Ex-
Il press running between Boston and Mon
treal as follows :--Leaves Boston on Mondayo
each week by Fitchburg Pail Road, passing tho
keene, Walpole, Bellows Falls. Chester, Caven-
d'sh, proctorsviIle Ludlow, MounthoIIey, Cut
tlngsvle, Rutland, Pittsfold. Brandon, Leices-
ter Salisbury, Middlebury, Verecnnes to Bur-
iIng'on, where he intersecls with JFALhER s.
CO., for Montreal; Leaves Burlington Ued,
nesdAy morning, passing through Brandon al out
noon same day going to Boston
The object is TO transmit Specie Bank Notes
Collect and pay Notes. Drafts, and Bills, end DO
all kinds of business That may lie entrusted and
charge Patronage solicited, Charges leascn-
able
Parcels aud orders may be left al the Stage
houses Oh the Route, where he will get them and
pom?ly attend to them.
G. X. LEWIS, Proprietor.
Brandon, Sept, 1874.