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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

NEAroLIrAN TRAGEDY.--One night few
weeks ago Naples was tue scene Of dreadful
murder, of which the exact cause remains undis-
covered. One of the most beautiful and wealthiest
girls in Naples, on the moment of returning from
the San Carlo Iheater, was shot the door of her
own house by pistol ball, which passed right
through her heart. The dress and face of the IN
happy mother were splashed with her daughters
blood, and she found that she vas holding in her
arms Il corpse. The girl gave one piercing cry,
and expired.
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Ship St Charles, Conway. IS days FIN New York. to
Woodruff, Mouiton Geo.
Ship Gutenberg, Weeks, I'm Ha7ra, to Baxter
Lowell eco.
Ship Moses Davenport Percival, % days I'm Bos-
ton, to master-ltl0 tons ice to \ Bos-
worth.
Ship Young Sam, Norman, FIN Hayre, Feb. 5, to
Cammack & Converse.
Ship Annie Schmidt, Mleken. FIN HaYre, Feb.
1G, to Baxter, Lowell Gee.
Bark LenoX, Cole, % days fin Boston, to master.
Bark E A Hall.
Bark D G Wilson, Peacoct, IA days FIN New York,
to Geo A Fosdick eco.
Schr n Reinla.t, Peterson, u days I'm Phladel-
phia, TO & W Hynson SEQ.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

Per bark D F Wilson, from New York-U Lar
oussini Eco Cochran & HALL ] Person &co-
y clham-McCombs 4 CIau9s-J 7 Harde &co-
" Crane &co--P P Negroponte- Booth &co-
Poet, Simms &co--Clapp, Mitchell & Jack-J Il
Sel6on-JnO Adams &Go-F Bauer Ferrandon
& Ce>sar--Grcir Byrnes Eco---N Hstcrhcn=-D
Blum frank T Brennan-Smith& Brd-B9,len
\ 5ames-Duryec, JacqIct &co-W McCracbcn-
Z Noye-W Hanncy &co--McStea, Value &co-
CouclP-t'co a Fosdick &co-E ] Hart &co-D NJ
H'llFcth &co-R.eIp8 4 Jones-J H & 1 N Marks
ami order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

BAD FOR THE WoRKMES.-Pho)nipuiHe Chester
Co., Pa, March l8.-The Phoenix Iron Company,
doing business at this place, and one OF the
largest iron manufactures in the United States
nave just given notice to their employees, number
ing from 200 to 1900 men, that their wages would
be reduced from ten to twenty-five per cent. on
the LIST day of April the same day the Morrill,
Tariff bill goes into effect. A WoRKMAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
A WIFE MURDERER COMMITS SUIClDE.-The N.
Y. Herald of the I'D has the following:

William Alison, convicted of the murder of his
wife by poison, and sentenced to be hanged there
for, committed suicide III the Jail at Hudson City,
New jersey, yesterday morning. Alison was no.
tilted on Wednesday that the Court of Pardons
had refused to commute his punishment, and was
advised to prepare to suffer death on the 10th of
April next The convict retired at the usual hour,
but in the of the night the keepers were at
traced to his CELL and there found him in the ag-
onies of death. Alison had contrived to secrete
the blade of pocket knife, with which he cut the
arteries of his left arm and neck. Soon after the
keepers entered the cell the prisoner expired. The
wife of whose murder he was convicted was his
second one, and it was charged in his defence that
she was woman of immoral character and ad-
dicted to drink. He was sentenced to death on the
18th of February last
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27
Imports.

HAVANA--Pcr brig A A Chapman-700 boxes
sugar s Piagaan-l case cigars 4 lWinchar,l-l do
ORDER bales Fcrnoudez-lot lait to j B pignio-
10 &co.
=, EOGKLAND-Pcr bark Elcms-4500 bbs CT
lime 10 order.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, March 81. lS61.-S8 bales cotton to
Carroll, Hoy &co-54 Mcfarland & Barksdale- 2G
D IIenkel &co-l5 Warren, Gilmore &co-14 do
A Hawthorn-12 J Watt Sco-lOJ B Grbbe-7
Rhorer d Zun's-1O Friedlander & Gerson-lo do
Cleveland Bros &co--6 FeIIowes &co-5 Murphy &
Sykes Broadwell & Haynes Byrne, Vance 4
CO. W Champlin &co-4 Patton Smith & Put
nam Lewis Oglesby-3 Block. McAfee Geo
Payne, Huntington &co--l Thornlill &co-l do
Harding, Abbay & Morehead- Thompson & Clark
sunires to order-TotaI 28t bales cottor.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
MOBlLE-Pcr steamer Hy Lewia--lS bales cot
ton to billiard, Summers &co-5OO bbls lime to I S
Holden Geo.
pONTCI pTphIN
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Towboat H Ivy, Palmer, I'm the Passes-towed
down and to sea the 2lst inst, ship Arma-
malta, barks Mary, Buck and Diva brought
up ship Arkwright, barks C Ellems and
Gcsoria.
Towboat Ango-Saxon, Duke, from the Passes
lowed down and to sea on the 22d inst
ships Felicia Old England and bark Antonio
brought up ships Lizzie Moses, Eliza Mary
and brig 4 Chapman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

Frost IN TEXAs.-The Fayette County True
Issue of the 21st inst has the following:
A light frost fell here on Monday night last, but
so far as heard from, without any material damage
to crops. A few garden vegetables We're injured.
The weather now is delightful and suspicious.
We learn from passenger in the Brenham stage
that very heavy white frost fell on the Brazos,
doing much injury to the corn and cotton, if not
totally destroying it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

Vigo, Martin, fin Jefferson.
CHINA HoDkins. FIN Mobile.

Vigo, Martin, FIN Jefferson.
Cuba, Hopkins. FIN Mobile.
Laurel HILL Gross, I'm Fort Adams.
Alonzo Child, Detiaven, FIN ST Louis.
Fanny Bullitt, Smith, fin Louisville.
N W Thomas, Phillips, fin Cincinnati.
Tensas, Glascock, I'm Bayou de Glaize.
4 D Hine, Muggah, fin Attakapas.
D R Carroll, Kimball, I'm Red River.
Iberviie. Baranco, fin Bayou Sara.
Hy Lewis, Winters, I'm Mobile
Lake End JEFF. & Car. r. r.
City of Memphis, Kountz, fin Cairo.
Minerva, NeriauX, I'm Crosse Tete.
Gray Cloud, Massie, I'm Mobile
Now Basin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

lady alta party in town he ether evening was
sle replied & The chops"
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Exp01Iss

New York, March 2l.-Sailcd, steamship
Soto, johnson.
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COnSIGnceS.

MOBlLE-per steamer Cuba-sundr,es to order
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Leaves on SATURDAY. March 80 nj & P. NJ.
&ttalInnos via Pla0ueTline.

&tIEhn0S win P1a0neHine.
E4g& AEVfta fS& PAS-TTIE FINE FAST
~ b and liTa' dr"Ight steamer FicayUnc No.
II. II. Broad, master, ready receive
s8a6iSszk eight Ter st, Murtiusvvle New iberia, jean
LtrIe:ts, Gene Vile Franklin Cir rclon Pnrs nri,le.
all intermediate landings Bayou Bnuf and Boy TeChp
and will leave above For freight passage apy board
VGRGINIUS G. pENTHELI,
m25 Advertising Agent.
fNARANBS E3GGSAE2S-aOgU BREVAS SUPERIOR or
~ Pressed CgGr of tho bova celebrated brand o9 ~
niy7 If BAREIL t co
ETAIlEhN. WAist3E4E.. Of VARIOUS DlIENsIAS
BAEELLI h Co,
uelB.E 81 co62;aOr stvsst
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sa.S h. Sm5nllnl, Eiuou, Port CndIo Albany Sbrrya.
t-aAE5+tn port, G'Ard BnYou rou*hRta, CWnns Grand
etESa f. re- s. Maurice Montgomery, Culr hIcxln
dril No'mnn's: I}uhjnr and all Intermediate nding.-
tue new sP!'Gi! and fast running passenger packet ino
Martini "ter will leave Is above For freight or pa.sl t
appl. on board. 80
FTRGINTCSC c. DEETzFL
me- idrHrt.Inp A
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
NJ ea-fnr Jefferson, Smilhlml, Beaten Port Caddo,
l,fs{N %w&nsoE's Landing, MORNINGS Landing. Albany,
|lreVcrort Grand Bayou, Coushn,, Cnrnpte,
Grand Ecore, ST. Maurice, Montgomery Cotle, Aexandria
Norman s. BArhit md nj! the intermediate landings Red
iver-Ihe splendid an! ftstru"nn- light dnust passenger
pAcke steamer W. Burton, p. A, Ho&nt, mister will
cave aho7 For freight pHssage Ia yig sucor uc-
comm 2datons apply boatd
fIRG1E1U6 G. NFNT2FI.,
m]3 Advertising Agent.
The W. Burton connects ut Shreveport Gamer Flca
for l'f' SON and I'LL inferno late landings with The w. NJ
levy for Fulton and ahuvr ~, r.. {.
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leaves every , tESDAf' ut : T. n, positively.
THE SPLENDID PASSENGER
, fSsg Ia Steamer L. w. Roberts, Capt Ben. Konns;
will leave above Jefferson Shreveport and
"h2 2,. the Raft sBr,ng Bank; Rooleys Ferry,
giving clear bills and through tickets. Apyly TO
G. l.. k0UNS Il hRGS..
NILS No. Front street.
NJ The T. W R. connects at Shreveport every Friday
with the sidGheel steamer Fea for Jefferson and
Fra No. for Fulton Eas Nos and for White Oak
Shoals.
urday Mt 10 NJ, Grand Ecore Sunday Mt A. w. Alex
hndr at Il NJ, stopping Mon passengers
Red River Landing Bayou Sara, Baton Ronge and as
M- The W. r. has clerk the lcyec receiving freight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-27

Cover fool with gold aud he will pass current.
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leaves on WEDNESDAY. March 27. ut hP.N
REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND
f. Nncot'"ehes Pnckct71For Nate! itoehes Grand
ESzzzrimnu's, iarbu's and all the landings
Red riverThc magnificent aud fast running side
wheel steamer n. II. Carroll, VIM. Kmha, master, will
leave as above For freight passage apply hoNd.
m25 Advnrti.I q Aren't
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05
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4 NEW DlSCOVERY.-THE ASCAk-
4 dcs Pin Worms, the removal Of which has ever
bahed the sk u tho most eminent physicians and uui-
VERBALLY considered By them beyond the reach u
define are entirely expelled from the human system BY
ihe use OF
Dr. Z. G. GOULDs PIN WORM SYRUP
A Cure warranted ia every case,
Relief afforded in to cnty-flur hours
This syrup Is purely vegetable PREPARATION harm
less with the youngest child
SYMPTOMS Intense itching. biting and distress in
the lower part Of The recum aud about the scat llfcn
mistaken Tor the Piles, dsagreeabe sensation the
pgasc region or lower part of the bowels rcstessncsa
"aN'ulntss starting aud screaming in the Sleep faint
ing, ana not unrequently tpasns or fits
CAUrioN.-lhe genuine has the name Or. e. @.
"'ulds fn Worm Syrup" 10 each bottle his portrait,
and a Fac similc " his signature ON tho wrapper.
HtkNkN a. MOORE, Sole prapriciurs
Address GEO C GOODWIN 4 Co, II and y
Marshall st. Boston, Mass, General Agents for New
England.
~ Sold by Druggists generally. 507
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05

THE So1pfFR.-Thrce years ago, a pi-
Gus sergeant in the British army was mortal
ly wounded at the storming of Lucknow
His last words directed his Bible to be given
to his mother In It was found scrap OF
paper containing these lines Of Shakespeare,
from Henry W"
every subjects duty is the kings, but
Every subjects soul Is his own. Therefore
Should every soldier in the wars DO as
Every sick man n his bed, work every
Mote out u his conscience, and dying
So death is to him advantage; or not dying,
The time was blesscdly lost, wherein such
Preparation was gained
1t were we'll if each soldier in the wars
Of our own army should keep similar re-
membrance Of the duty of working every mote
out of his conscience, and should use the on
ly possible means to this end, the one reveal
ed in him whose blood coanseih from all
sin.
to "Dr. Hamilton, in his new work on
Military Surgery, in treating Of the subject of
temperance in armies, mentions the interest
ing fact that during the Revolutionary War
the Fourth Massachusetts, regiment lost, in
three years, by sickness, not more than fge or
sir men. This was at time when the troops
were not paid, and consequently were cut off
from the luxury Of sumulauts. Similar facts
were noticed during the second war with Great
Britain, under precisely similar circumstances
We don't know, adds the Boston Medical
Journal when we have met with stronger
argument for temperance than this it cannot
be too diligently remembered at the present
time
ONE WEAroN ENoUGH All experience
ed writer's upon arms for soldiers continue
to disoouutonance the use of pistols for pr-
Yates, and they ridiculc the idea of knives
In close fight the boyonct must be the
means of attack and defense and, say the
officers, the skillul use Of one weapon is quite
as much as the volunteers arc likely to be-
come perfected in. Tho bayonct is the fac
vorite weapon Of the French As against the
Mexicans the bowic-knifc is powerful and
efficient; but in this war nobody need ex poet
TO fight with Mexicans. and before the knife
can be of any use, the soldier must elm over
pointed bayoncts.
~ The rumors Of the advancing lunacy OF
her Majesty Queen Victoria would seem to
derive substance from the announcement oi
the Gazette de France that "Dr. Schmlin has
been sent for to London Co attend consul
tation Of French and German physicians ON
the state ofthc Queens health, which tsecms is
such as to give rise to uneasincss.' Another
journal learns from Berlin that the Prince and
Princess Royal. with the little Prince William
are going 10 visit London about the middle of
July, the object being to procure salutary
emotion for Queen Victoria A Parliamen-
tary explanation is looked for in England.
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THEONLY pREpARATIoN WORTHY


UNIVERSAL CONFIDFNCF AND PATRON AGE
.......
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Ladies Ar- Vtn.c.,n n 90 parts 9i he world testify o.
lhr rupa NJ lf'. % . Woods ilA.t hc. i#, aud
gentlemen of inr ir.'. arg unanimous u iis pia..c
f." t'stmonla only com De- h'rc given ,ca circular Tor
more ana I W., .' ini"'.i',- I'i l'', TOO i'nni
Al WON Street, Ne" york.. Dec. 20. lojS
Henuonch 1oW note ni Poe ION lH-i' Dos Been re-
c,ia' 'ns 'Nei you h'9 nc3Id mat hH1 been oene-
hl'u N3 N use q" goo H.l' l' i'iAt 'c- ana request
ns my ecilh'aic oi 'he i'ei % hAa no objection 70 eNc
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In this UNPLEASANT prcdicament was induced 10 try
Woods MN Re.nrative n.ainl, 10 arrest bc fIino II
Of y hair fr rea, had no cvpc.tlou thai rrc, hair
could - be- ro-tore s oreiua col cAceut rom dives
was. h,v,,fr rrafly ,iIfprs. 20 6ud amor t.e "a
two bnites on thai not only wa. the falling etf arrest
ed hut ua rl o,s rc.torr, IN bo ,,,, b.,rs and s,i
blity no Inc scalp ana dandrla ,9.cd IN f,fn, an nv
head very much 10 Nc ealRcation Of nv wife Al whose
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OUT OF THE WAY.


Al, how happy we might have boom
Afchy md /, in the golden VEST
only twenty years old, aud a chin
just as brown as robins breast
Am the girls in the village know
My love, and urc lightly Whispering
" After all. he was ali untrue,
Aud hcf heart is broAcn-puor sly lmng
o. ii dared to SPEAK tho truth
And say. BOO spite vi each lifted brow,
With al che strength Of bis manly youth,
Archy lo,cdlmo, and loves me now Nv
ua. may not even speak through prayer
tustom-thc sanctions " all the past
Shut me in the exhausted air
That slowly kills. though kills at last
Tho bird hos her season 10 build and sing
The rose her time 10 be sweet aud red;
Bot /. 10 the flush aud flower Of my spring
J., Che living. must De as the dead
And am less than ihc birds and flowers
That have no fmshinrnced wiihinf
To hold iu reverence al The powers
That God has given mc-this is my sin.
And am living The DE he meant
Where mothers are smiling and children gay
SO Uu'a band within niuc--poutcut
IUs.tIu corner out of thC way.
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fpsiianti, Mich.
From nle Eeamp.rr, NarfH. ra
Ccrhai. Pills accomplish 'he object 'or which they
were mAic viz Cure Of hc'd'ehc Do all It's forms.
Fyoo the Examiner. NorfoH, We.
They have been tested n moro than thousand cases,
with entire success.
Fran the Democrat, 80. Cloud NiaR.
Ifyou or have been, uoubled with the headache
send flr box Cepha.ic Pills So that you may have
them in case Of an attack
iron, the Daily Necs, Nsrpoo. R.L
cophalic Pills are taking the place Of all kinds.
From, the Adcertiscr, Ptoriacarc R.L
The Ccphac Pills are said 10 be a remarkably effect
i've remedy for the headache and the very best for
that very frequent complaint which has been dsco,
cred.
From The Western q. r. Ga-effc. Chicago, H.
We heartily endorse MIR. spaldug and his unriyallcd
Ccphalic Pills.
From the K1narha IaiLy Stgr K,aa,rEa Va.
Wcare sure that persons suffering with the headache,
who tiy them, will stick to them
From the southern Pai4 Fi,dry Nesr Orleans, la.
Try them You that are afflicted and we are sure that
your testimony be added 20 the already numerous
-t that has received benefits that no other medicine
produce.
From the 81. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article JCephalic Pills is
rapidly Increasing.
From, the Gazette, Davenport, Ioioa.
Mr. spading would not his name with an arti-
Gle he did not kaor to possess real merit
From the Adrerttser, Proridsnce z. l.
The testimony in their favor is strong from the most
respectable quarters
From, the Commercial B,diefia, Boston, Mass.
Said to be very efacaeious for the headache
From the Commercial, Cincinnati ohio.
Suffering humanity now be relieved
u A single bottle Of sPALDlNGs PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times ts cost annually IN
sPALDING's PREPARED CLUE
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SAVE TIE PIECES
qT"A srrcH ~ TINE SAVES NlxE" IN
As accidents Will happcn, even in we'll regulated fami-
lies II Is very desirable 10 have some cheap and
neut way or ropa ring Fdrnitue, Toys Crockery, Sc
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
meets an such emergencies and household can afford
70 be without it, lis always ready and up the stick
"usEfUL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
n "A Brush accompanies ca'h Bottle. Price rs
cents. Address
HENRY C. SPALDING,
No As Cedar street. Sew Yo k
CAUTION
A. certain unpncped persons are attemptingio palm
on On me unsuEprctng pubiic limitations Of my PRE-
JARED GLUE, would caution an persons 20 examine
before purchasing, and see that the NIL name,
~ sPALDlNG's PREPARED GLUE, IN
trrfciis
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Wounds, PRes, Headaede oadaH Rhcamat-
ie oud Nervous Dsofders.
Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut,
The great natural Bone Setter
br Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
i known all over the United States
IN stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
Is 'he author Of e DR.. Sweets Infalble Liniment'
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Cures rheumatism and never fails.
DR.. Sweets Infalhblc Liniment,
Is a certain remedy for Neuralgia
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Cures Burns aud Sealds Immediately.
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Is the best known rcmcdye N sprlins and Bruises.
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Cures Headache Immediately and was never known to fail
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Affords immediate eiefor Piles and seldom faisto cure.
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Or, Sweets Infalliblc Eminent,
j. truly friend innccd and every family should have
it AZ hand
DIR. Sweets lnlallible Liniment,
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RICHARDSON q CO.,
son pbprieor Norwich, c..
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gent for Vermont and by dealers everywhere 3IS9
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$500
A SAFE AND 81 EEDY REMEDY FOR
"a COUGHS, GROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOPlNG
COUGH, SORE THROAT
AND ALL DISEASES or TIE
THROAT AND LUNGS.
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which this remedy bias attained n short year would
seem To- De a sufficient guaranty Of its exocllonoy. II
any doubts b let such give 1t one trial.
READ THE FOLLOWING;
Frop Hon. Lcri raderoood, Lieut 1oreHor Of w.
Mrssns. p. b. MACON. q Co. II have used your
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND, for severe colds and
sore throat and 10 has proved efficient remedy It's
valuable accession to the list Of remedies for colds
coughs, &C.
LEVI UNDERWOOD.
Burlington, Oct Sth, 1850.
From, Hon. Jo,ph Poland, State Senator q Ieymtnt
Ihaye used your WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND in
my family, avid have never found any remedy so e.
fectua curing coughs and throat, and other dis
JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier Oct J. 1860.
F,om Ton. Timothy p RedfeH
By using your WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND a
short time, was entirely cured of one OF thc scycrcst
aud most obstinate colds upon my lungs that ever cx
pcucuccd. know of no remedy equal to it Tor coughs
TIMOTHY P. REDuELD.
Montpelier Oct 1871, 1860.
From Rer. y. b. Smith. u. D., Principal Of New
Hampton Institution.
The MAGIC COMPOUND which you furnished me
last SPRING when was suffering most severely from the
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A NJ T. r | c A y II O U S e,
"a MONTPELIER, TT
The -uhschher would inform tho travelling pebble that
he has remodeed enlarged aud newly furnished, the
A M H. II g A n HO Il = T.
formerly the " Eagle Ilotcl,w
in Montpelier and fitted up in the best possible style
for the accommodation Of those temporarily stopping in
town, aud assures them that nothing bis pant shall ue
wanting 20 render pleas and comfortable hume
a liberal share OF public pau iuagc Is solicited,
G. S. NEWCOMB.
Montpelier, Sept /, 1860 ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-07-05
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