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Most Important to the Ladies'.

nR. GEISSNER'S celebrated Menstrual Pills
Dhave been long and widely known a. invariably
certain in removing any stoppage, irregularity, or
suppression of the menses.
In the Female Hospital. in Vienna, Paris, and
Berlin, they have entirely superseded the use of all
other remedies because, where cure il attainable
by medicinal agencies, they certain Of success
Their astonishing efficacy would be almost incred
ible, If not vouched for by indusitabe testimony,
in numerous instances producing returns Of the
monthly period after all hope had been abandoned
In every case, from whatever canse the obst.uc-
ton may arise, also to prevent pregnancy where
the health will not admit Of increase of family, they
are always efficient for which reason they must
not be ed during pregnancy, though always mild,
healthy, safe and certain in their effects.
Married ladies will find particular instructions
in the directions, in which are stated the various
symptoms by which the causes Of the suppression
may be determined,
Price, One Dollar per Box, containing explicit,
directions.
Each box will be signed by DR.. Il. g. Geis'ner.
Principal Office, l21 4 Liberty ST., New York City.
Responsible agents will be appointed for their
sale as soon as practicable. In tho mean time, all
orders are to be addressed to DR.. r. q. Gcissncr,
1874 Liberty Street, New-York City, or to box
2i5G y. Y. Post Office, and box will be sent by
return mail, as they put up in scaled envelope,
and can be sent with the strictest privacy to any
nf he United States,
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Linen Goods,

SHIRTING, SHEETING, AND PILLOW CASE,
- Linen, Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies, Diapers,
&c. c. +. STAMFORD.
May IA ddw
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Rutland & burlington Railroad.
NUEn iEHsNGEMFNT.
r 'A. 60, A7asea

'-------------- ----~-------- - 80. 80. - ),
IN and aft 3 jI,s 80, I-5j, Tu.i.- 7.l l.r NJ
~ tulloWs. viz .--
Leave burlington for Rutland oul L,il9vs Fall.
at 3li' and 1888 4. VI. aud go =. ~
Leave bellows Falls for lutlpnd and Burlington
at G.UU' A. VI. aud ll.ij and $50 =. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at 90 and 80
A. ". and 2.t5 p "
leave Rutland for Bellows Falls At 90 and
ll.OOf A. VI. and los F. NJ
AZ burlington, trims connect with Lake Chan.
plain steamers, and trains Of the w. Central and
H. ana canada roads; at Rutland, with train, FOR
lfpy, ne" OK, Albany, Saratoga Springs, Schc-
ncctady, and the Wcst--at Bellows Fails Win ,rcir.
OF the Che-hiI. Road for fitchburp. Worcester,
Lowell and 'tm-Ycrmont Valley Road, fof
Bra'ucbor >1-IT1nrfcld, Hartford, New IInvep ana
New lotk-and with sullivan Road, for windsor
White River junction and White Mountains.
freight IIaiIs, with Passenger Car attached.
l.. A. CHAPLIN, Sup,.
July 30th. 1856. dSwtf
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The claim, ~ this medicine to the confidence II
the public are strengthened by the fact of it, having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage Of
many prominent members Of the Medical Faculty in
the United states, some of whom have voluntarily
given letters of commentator, (see pamphlet) sus
iuns all that l. claimed for it as curative gent
Pamphlets containing much useful information
uchins the nature and symptoms of the above
scnses, together with testimonials from ladies of
highest rcspectahility, as certified by the most
thits actory authority to all which the atten ION of
ladies and practitioners is respectfully invited,
b had gratis Mt the store If
THEODORE 4. PECK, Druggist, Wholesale 4
Retail Agent, Burlington, Vt, Also sold by Mel
son Farchd, Milton, :, g. I.ham, Wiuooski
Falls.
4. u. MARCuisi n CO., Pruprietors,
Central Depot, 3oi I!r' AWAY, n. !.
April %, lot'. wilmo'd
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NEW SPRING GOODS
NICHOLS g. BOYNTON'S,
$50 Church Street, Burlington.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING our Spring
w Goods, all Of which were bought to sell and
will be sold Int lotc'r than can be bought Mt any
other We have nearly everything in the way OF
Dress Goods,
Silks, satins, Popns, Tissues, Barases, Linens,
Lawns, Musins, DeLains, Grape, Challeys, Gins-
hams, French, English ard American Prints.
Also,
MOURNING GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
SH A w l. s
Of every kind, both Long and Square. some as high
as S50--from tlat down.
MantiIlas and Cnpcs.
A good variety Of White Goods and Embroideries,
Gloves and Hosiery. In this branch we shall give
particular attention.
Linen Goods of all kinds.
Linen shceting, Pillow Case Linen, Table Linen,
shirt Linen, Towelling, &C., &c.
CrOckcry,
China, and Glassware, LOOKING GLASSES,
Paper Hargings, West India Goods and
Groceries,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest possible pri-
ces wholesale and retail.
CALL AND SEE,
May !, 1885. dawtt
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ParagOls. &c-

Onn PARASoLS, SOME AS HIGH As SIX
~OO Dollars, also Fans, Mitts, Gloves and IIo-
siery, Trimmings, Ribbons, Satchels, &c, in great
variety a,
c. f. STANIFORD'S.
May II. d6w
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MantilIas.

NEW PATTERNS, AND THE BEST AsS0RT-
ment in the state.
C. F. STAMFORD.
May H. ddw
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f1'liE largest and richest stock Of hne Watches
y ever opened. Also new lot Of cheap Watches
OF gold, silver plated and galynnizcd-just received
at the old stand, Church St.
d6wf ]. j.. BBINSNAID
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Willow Wapona.
Watchea.

'ARJs, Cradles, Chairs and Go-Carts, for sale n I
- BRINSMAID'S
Old Stnnd, Church slrcnt
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CAUTION TO LADIES.

As various not only ineffective but injuriou. com
pounds purporting to be Female Pills under all
kinds of names az " Iron Pills" silver Plils
"Golden Pills" "Perodical Pills" H., are At
tempted to be palmcd oil upon the credulous CT
wary it is only necessary for ladies to be on their
guard against the attempted imposition, and in all
eases where there is authorized agent for the sale
Of" Dr. Geissncrs Menstrual Pills. to order direct
from him by mail, by return Of which o box will
be sent.
July 18th 1855 wSwly
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NJ PYLEs, NJ D,
Resident IN! .cian Loui-,iI.- Marine Hospital


luuDoN. Ky, April 18th, 1850
slR Permit me tl.tss you f-" lines, and do me
h- Luuo5 reply "a request that will make in the
conclusion # rlis letter, erc
am .raiuH 1t lrausl wanna Medical University
unsr -., medicine N tut, wilderness country, about
'r NH:. Lu owing exposure to bitter cold weather.
hn.r lryu iudi-pu,pi With Acute rheumatism about six
u.nu.uS After having -Nhaus."d my kill In the treat
,' ~, ,a,-, and /. riVn- no benefit, induced
s,r r'ur fyrah,T Or stRs,rARILLA fair trial
I arul.uss pucchsgl bottle Of your me iiciur from
y,urtr-ut. Nj G,prsr T. Brown, about two weeks age,
sci confess that our bottle Inns entirely cured me
u B. uy uruiuu That our preparation Of sarstpats
g. I'iDy superior any other preparation nov Ia use,
All NI AK goat pleasure IN commanding II 10 the
afflicted a. being remedial h'ut Gui vi! advise the
PIE, 81, ,,.l, 10 u.r IL ~ their practice, ETC
Rel rcttu.ly yours, u. Il ALLEN, NJ y
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- Hear what Dr. Sfrpp, ply stefan VITO stands At
the top of his profession saNso Johu Bu Sarsaparia:
have been u-ius John EuIs SatsapsTils, in great
variety If chronic dsrases, win ir most happy elects
aud have hesitation ia recommending TO the public
the Of scroiuia llis, td all tutaucous aud
giarduiur diseases, Your. most trrv"uty,
Iewsport Ky. April q, lsly NM. srAPP, NJ. u.
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ThcCath,lcon /. doing good service here. An
the petient that have tried the medicine have been
benefited but onc-and that one nothing will help.
Truly yours.
WM LAIRD HAZLETT, VI. D., New Philadelphia,
Ohio.
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Notice.
Notice.
Persons wishing to purchase
DRY GOODS OF CARPETLNC

will find an extensive assortment at 80 Church st.
selling prices Hhich make it for their iutrr,. to
call before bl; inc H.rwhcr,.
.ti.-l.....
Burlington y an. $50 I&vti
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CoNursyE.- Rev l. ". srhuu L. widely AZ generally
kuoNu eloquent and accom- Pl-hri pastor ut the NJ
church. aud Rev. Stevenson las been known as ons
of the most talented and cauus m"mh-rs that the ken
tuckN tout could boast Of for many aud at
this time filing the high aud uusbc savu Of agent
tuT them 4 BOOK Concern.
LoUisyLlE, Mal .uih, lsi9
Nrhuyr used John Bulls Slr-ararila. aud have known
u To bee used, with rnurr Subtraction aud We have no
hesitation stating belief, that IL safe aud
valuable medieval compound, aud calculated To produce
much good aud relieve much suhruusi and Therefore
would Chrt aud me- earnestly recommend ~ 10 the
afflicted l. ". stllON,
tsiaurl srE\ENsON
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%, stephen Paul Il Co.., 80 Chambers st., Israel
Iinur a co.. PA Fulton ST. Curt, 4 Ptrniu. l4g
lan,her. ~, NrEc..nn { R1Ittny - V,i,cn
y, - ~ .''''"
anc, lIaviland, llarral RisIey, 80 Maiden Lane,
tebbins, Morgan Butler, CiiH st., 4. L. Scoyil
Co. 3iG broadway, G. Y. Clickcncr 4 Co.. 81
o,.I,, e, II y,,rI tt,.o I a., "a N.;lor I ,,o
.r,y Va
.II. l,.' ,,cli.i,., l,,I.r. c,..-,.. ,,lro
,Nr- !, mrs. ny ,..,.. tf;' 80, ,..
n u, ~ n ~ 'l-' '"'''''"s "s'H'Io' 'ci,,''u''
ApnI =. wIlmpsJ
-
TUE GREAT
1rr1T---.Trr1TyvD rNTEnvi
q KIM 4 - - "a Z SS5M11C
IN -,
VI. &N-
$aA So Ei:,TlA e,[., *
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tS.h " * p a. -..sl..h ,EitS4AGkF
NN[ \ = sf-tl y a5,sF.sSE ~
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Il, ~: We Ia u IA -*sSst;adAysasLz RI
w IS 81 III ~ jssSssS, hiislsssSES Iy5S<s
SsiafAt,s XXI ~ $ESSSLe
~ sfS n ~ "a q r. sssSSA&sH
- III ssstist3s11sSnSE4N
St5rh&sxp5. az ESJEs fSxK!ptkHYS2MtE
tssiSssSss ~ ~ " ~ H1Sgs4 AH8xrS
SSySc Wy 90 ~ y 81 sI ~ ~ t@&&tSJ
fte&Siisss .;.s.>5 S sxNEH
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~ .SEfsssftsss ff, Se$s = z5S,S
ttIsfs2SrysSS-sssssz. 49, -SaSrX&sSS4S1s9
J. " = IA tsY,AS SgiSaN 81, \ ~V&SSASSTss
- I{-A " 7Fg1EV&$, -:>/fsI&
= s.t,.-J XII "A 80. \>kS + t.rtEt&s-
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= =. 49, ~ ESNL.ls NttSSnsSe-
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This medicine when used according to directions VIII
cure WITHOUT fail
Scrofula,
Kings Xvii,
Cancers. EruptioiA
Tuiuor-. Chronic sore Ey-s,
Eiugwurm or l"-'"r-, Sctlt Head,
Rh"unih'i-uI, Pans "a flr Homes o.
Joints, OFT >uIrs AMI il'er', swelling OF
Diseases OF the kin.l s. De-. o. arising FROM the
u.e OF Mercury los u Apl' .l.~ Nr VA lie >d"un
ss"hllrrs General h'hhi'. hl" '' 90. ,""fh', o"ia,
Chez sore Iro. nigana'' A''r'',", gql all ether
Disease, ending ,oIf"inrr Consumption Liver Com
Chfouir n.,itu.ionni n..,,.r.. and ass
Spring aud summer prina, ami GeurraI
Tonic for the system, ant gentle
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Beautiful Tapestry Velvet

tapestry brussels, Ingligh l,ru.erI.
Patent Velvet. Venetian rLrrc ,,I,
Extra Supcrinc, SupclHnc,
Fine Il common Ingram, Cotton Wool,
Cotton and Hemp. straw Mating.
Druggctt, Crumb Cloths, Door Mats 4 Hearth RUS.
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pl.I>iIFNi. uFtitL-i No. = Gtler,
UuiIdiug. Curilnud--Ir'et. N'w i"rk ""'
Nn. Fiith-,irrrt, Lout-Nill'' Nv
&C. S,s\e, A;,ut for Burlington and vicinity
n,c II ls5l wlyear
,,REsU Lemons AND ENGLISH CuKRANTs
re,eiyedby Express, in less than three weeks
romBoston. For sale by A. >. DENE
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vermont Ccptral Railroad,
SPRING ARHtNf:l)it

l.::,-,.,..-s- ~. ...,. ST. I'll
-. -------. ,1g-.i.- - n. iL-i.csr
-nE--.-s...- g l. !. {, -
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DIR. JOH& DULLES
s AIRS Ap kRIi-L l. A.
md { unggrss " alter
salts or -riliiUz
lHtntigrs

It's remarkable fact. that among the hundreds of
eminent Nh suilt- VITO hHy" examined the recipe by
which Bults sars'Wtrl.n Is prepared, not one has
dened II, but ali approved IT, Hui couneud it In the
highest terms Many rhl siriuis express themselves
strongly Ia the belief that j. is decidedly the lust pr-pa
ration OF SarsaIara that has teen placed before
ruhr. Although there many ply siri4u- Who feel
reluctance to having their names appended 70 he
of particular remedy, notwithstanding
they may approve "a It in the highest degree there
other who frankly WELD their support in favor of
remedy which thry know j. capable OF doing much
good il IN effected community 4. evidence read the
Following old aui respectable phi, sicAns, of high
Standing In the community in which they live:
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Floor Oil Cloths

All widths, from thrcc-fourths to four yards wide.
Table Oil Cloths,
window Shades and Curtain Fixtures.
Morecns, Damnsks Curtain Mu Inns Blankets.
Bed Spreads and Table Spreads.
May ]. 1855. dtwtr
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The above statement know to be true,
T. p. NEWLAND, VI. D., Utica, Y. Y,
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Tt.slINlON

IL Testimony like the following renders sup-riuous
all comm-ufs the efficacy Of lulls rar-apsra From
lr l. T. lahdr Professor Of Chemistry ia the Louisville
Medical College: have U' kei the list Of ingredients
po.ug john uils Compound Extrac. of sarsapara,
aud hesitation ia sAiu that they form a safe
compound ni orr Ht prou!r-s we'll in chronic diseases,
TO ~hcu Il T. NJ FIcthr iANDELL, NJ d.
!tuI.E t,-. luI.r n. i-is
VIVA, pr. pyt-. IA, siru u, apI'iur nrnt 10 the Lou
isyi.s Marine Hosp .. ~ OF Fun -Hr-aparillA
louisyILIC, March 20, lSiS.
have examined the pr-c for the preparation Of
Iuhu BUN, ptilt aud ltiryo j., combination to
an excellent vnc Iul wei cicu!a.-l to produce an
Alternative iWpI,-,i the have used II both
IN pubic ant private pr,c0r aud think It u4e best
aitirt - Ssrsapa.ii "a nnN ~ uss
NJ PYLES, D,
Il,.ilrnt Pm .icl.n l.nni.N N. Marine Nespital
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BURLINGTON
9 AR = e L w AR lGIIO USE,

,-4 = n II n y . y Ms
$50 CHURCH STREET.
u lCHOLS BOINTON have now CONNECTED their
arrangements with all the PRINCIPAL Garnet
Manufactures in the United States as well as with
the importers for all desirable styles of Foreign
and can now exhibit as great variety
as most OF the Carpet houses in New or aud llos-
ton, and can sell as low, and IN fact
Are now Selling Lower.
anu arc receiving weekly all the desirable new
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-
UNITED -IArES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains Going North.
Leave Windsor at 90 p. N q, connects Al Rou..'s
FONT win trains for Montreal same evening. mi
ioi ogden Iut5h, ard The We. 1u the royttnqrnir,
Leave Nlndspr at 70. ~ =. NJ, stop over ujyllt =.
white River Junction and proceed next day, con.
Meeting with train. for Osdcnsburgh and steamer,
for the wet, leaving Osdonsburgh the same eve.
ming.
Leave Montpelier at Q. u 4. NJ, and 3.55PM
" Burlington at $50 and 1915 A. NJ. Il STOP. NJ
and connect at kouse's Point, with Trains for
psienslurgh aud Montreal the same day.
TRhiNa GOISG SOUTH.
Leave Rouscs Point at GOO !. NJ, 75i aud
$50 =. ".
St. Adams, at 1904. " a,j2 p. N.
burlington at :. % A. NJ and 10 p. NJ,
% MONTPELIER at . IL \. NJ, and as Pm.
The 600 4. VI. Train from Bou.c's Point con.
meets Mt bite River Junction aud Windsor, with
Trains for Boston, New York md intermcdiate
Stations, arriving in Boston EARLIER THAN BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE, and in New York the same
evening.
Tickets for Niagara Falls Buffalo. Detroit CHI.
cago, -. Louis Kansas, and places West, for sale
at all stations Vermont Central route, and BY VI
i. ClfI RCU, Ma. Town Hall.
r. SlIERBURNE, supt
Mortified. Jqly %. 1855
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1855 LAKE CfiANPBAIv. 1855
f"" to Troy, Albany and New Yort.
ONE DOLLAH LiSH
tntd by any other route fr'u burlington
The new and splendid steamers of the Champlsin
TRANSFORMATION Co.. viz
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LIGHT LIGHT y

>''sN lJlA
4 GREAT VARIETY JUST H.GEi,..b Ar
'uuc a. ddwtf IINNS-
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May 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
HAyGO AND KERTCH.

In another portion Of our columns VII
found an amusing, but We suspect rather col"
picture by an American, Of the ferociE
angry animal Of 1.-THE Ball species at Wn
termed in the language of Bowery meledn
"tbe horrible massacre of Hango" Ih&
the picture Of Johns Indignation wean
much Of the exaggerated outline Of the
which provoked his reputed wrath, it cor
somewhat shaded, not untrUthful repre~
ton Of the feelings and language Of manTS'
and ferocious Englishmen on this aud tbe@
side of the Atlantic. Ii was for the purW
rousing this very feeling which our or
pOndent portrays, raising the res
ing market and kindllog those
and brutal passions on which war feedl
this story was cooked and presented ID
horrid dressing to the gaze Of the
less and ignorant English mass. Eros
fret It bore on its face, TO US, so susPla"
aspect that. notwithstanding TIE a onizE
into which The London Times threw itself "
ceiytd its tale of horror wi b that cauis"
In practice We have found most c0aYeaea-'
which we commend TO others in sqch cise'
this Instance, this virtue was, happily n"'
placed. Two telegrapbic accounts, fso'
rom different sources, give wholly OBJ
version Of the affair, and represent LieaLO W
anc the others who were $50 brUtlllg m''''
as at present Russian prisoners o. wih
Clarendon, the British FOfiga Mlnl'F'
expressed in the House Of Lords ~
disbelief Of the story in It's ex's.'
shape. The London press had BEEN VIZ,
few days preceding the last NATL D''
nously silent The next or the sac"
steamer, however, will give US the plan
nished truth. Until then it were useless
ter into the discussion Of details, so nee'S
imperfect, aud useful for such Ens'''n,
San American" so playfully pictures
their premature indignation and mooeI'~
ire. As it is, the tale has doubtless cue
purpose. "Giye me-" az OConneli WV,
keen observer Of English feeling Use"
claim in his humorous MOODS, "but wv
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trely speeches. Such the doctors aid "" neve,
20 eaomei and made cripple Of for the space OF ff
Ny tunernes while IN that condition VIII not st1eiP' ~
describe obtained Temporary relief but found 20 euio ~
my aadie until applied 10 you BY letter for ad'cs lss.
STfDg speechess and coughing almost incessnt
day night and with short breathing and pam 10 ny
der commenced usng your remedies aud foowoE stnc,
your advice ana was relieved o. my cough Your ed
sreng h syssrn, the Tesu i voice PEREZ
restored entirely free from bad Re ling neh se
never lo me hour for the last 20 You nsve a
for me number a physicians IL i've oireie NM
lied 10 10 hu filled Of ssccess-tbir skl was baiieL
kaye lived than p bui Tor tns ~,
months have teen able 10 and SIG Ike was wont 70 40
h he ds,s Of ny youth Ny health is good have no ns
10 complain Of but brkea constitution AeeePt ny H2"h
now and ever believe very truly yours, - r 800
CoRRoBORhTvE TESTIMONY. -
JyFFFReosvfLLE. fInd.) Nov. 80 1854
DIR 6 FfTcH New York Cy-Deag Str Having witnessed
the ,rppdeifu ana almost acGoEs cure Of my iend aud
neisbfor M Loui. m city, and Learning from her that Il
Nv n. blessing God trsaneut that her voice
b- been fully restored and that sh- in the enjoyment Of good
health and request solicitation, beg leave to place
under yCuT treatment my wife.
Very respec fully yours &c, J. X. McCAaFBELL.
GRATUITous DIsgKIBuTIos or VALUABLE Book
Dr. g. s. FITcH's SIX LscTUREs oS DISEASES o. The
LUNGS etc. book OF Ss3 pages handsomely bound IN mus
lin with Il illustrations in which The whole mbec, Of Luns
Dice at length and the conunptye pointed out
the be h will be for iuyads application
for H. either personally BY letter IL Can De- ,eht
through tie mail pos IS To insure the good fsts OF
the sppcson require payment Of the nominal charge Of
5. S. FITCH A. ~, NJ d..
ia Broadway, New. York.
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There are two steamers now due at this port
the North Star, now in her tenth day from
Havre, and the Pacific in her tenth day from
Liverpool. Either may arrive before night, AID
neither can well be expected to be oct Logger
than noon tomorrow. BE- these vessels Wa
must receive more complete details concerning
the fighting at SevastopOl or June l3, enabling
us TO Judge with some thing like correctness as
70 the true state of the facts, and the effect
which recent events must have on the progress
Of the war. We hope to be able to furnish our
readers with some precise Information GA this
subject in our impression of tomorrow morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
FREE TRADE AND SLAVERY.

Tie second question addressed TO our cotem-
poraIy of The National Era was: "Is it not
the price Of grain here beipg dependent on that
which rules in England" for the interest Of the
" farmer everywhere that the price in England
q" should be high :" and to this we are furnished
with the following reply:
Ii Is the interest Of the fsmer everywhere that the
rice Of food ID every market should be sable-not 30
high as to reduce consumption and depress Industry
lot so low as 10 deprive him of renuner ition"
A man who has a good cause to support can
afford to be frank and candid, but he who labors
in bad enc cannot. The Era labors ibcessantly
TO prove 10 our farmers how dependent they re
on the English market; collects figures exhibit.
ing exports to the amount of $50 millions.
chiefly to England" proves in this manner to
the farmers that low as prices may have been,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-10
AGILE srrrrRrRs CURED WITHOUT Poison /!

Fever and Ague Malaria and the perfect sntdote to that
stmospbs nc poison. called RsoDE5s FEVER AID AGvE
CuRY" never fails insure perfect health Every other
medicine pill mixture in the ms'ket contains Arsenic
Quinne Mercury stychuine other noKou' drugs which
though they may bresk the chs temporarily are sure 70
break the constitution Of the poor sufferer at the time
they are the offspring either medical principles
epuv ouack None Of them offer such testimony as the
following from the mos; celebrated chemist in the United
' "NEw.TORg June H. 1855.
have made chemical eXaroDa ion OF RHoDEs's FEVER
AND AGUE CUsE, .aNTIDOTE 10 MALARIA' and nave
relied IL for ATsen Mercury, Quinne and Strychnine n
lave not found particle Of either in ~ nor have found any
gubarce IN composition that would prove injurious 70 he
,o,ettufioD JAMES H. CHILToS, NJ. d., Chemist
GEO II. BATES, Wholesale Agent, No. 1873 Waier-s'.,
end for sale by c. H. King C. v Chckeuer Co.. and druggists
rerernlir
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IRISH AID SocIErr.-The Irish Aid Society held a
meeting last evening at Grand-st. Hall. Mr.. Thomas
Mullgsn presided. Committees on Organization,
Finance, Sc, were appointed, and several new men,
bers were enrolled. number of applications for re-
lief were received and referred Seyere donations
were announced and after the transaction of some
other business he Society Adjourned to Monday next