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XXTESSELHOEFT WATER CURE, BRAT
wv } Npru

This Establishment, widely known rs the PIONEER NJ
Water Cures In this country, Ia now hotter than pre-
pared for the reception Of visitors Having been unable To
accommodate many who npp Tor Inst year. the pro-
preor has adle nm ther story his front building, besides
making many other internal improvements, which will great
y add TO the comfort aud -nece " patients AMI bs
crs.
All letters addressed to the proprietor will receive prompt
attention. p. D. FRANCIS Proprietor.
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CTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro. S. S.

~ IAIE OF NENNONI I, MAKLBUKO, >. ,.
~ The Probate Court for said District!
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of SYLVANUS
SPARKS, late Of Dover, deceased, Greeting:
You hereby notified that this Court will make assign
mcnt to REBECCA SPARKS, widow of said deceased from
the perso al property Of said deceased ut the session thereof
to he held at the Village Hotel in Wilmington in said Dis
trct the last Thursday Of August A. D. 1861 when and
where you may be heard in the premises il you fit
81 +. lIOLBR0OK, Register.
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BLOOD FOOD

Is offered ms certain and roHqHe remedy. Differing In
every particular from the patent medicines Of M day, Is u
chemical combination of mon, SULPHUR AND PHOS-
PHOROUS, of very great WORTH and many hundreds bear
glad and grateful testimony 10 the benefits has conferred
them.
CHURCH 4 DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New York, are the
sole propr.nrs the article, and have in consequence Of
frau attempted upon the public, changed the color NJ the
outside wrapper from He'd IN yellow and Increased the size Of
bottle BE- very cautious In buying To see that
the c sime Of their signature on the outside OF the wrap
per- All others counterfeit.
L. NJ. Thorn Agent for Dratteboro and yciuty.-lyi3
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TEETH. The subscriber having lately retu ed from
his Southern tour, would In calling the attention Of the pub
lie return his thanks h patrons generally and to those
especially who have continued th'ir support for the past
Eighteen years, feeling atterng testimonial O their
coincidence In his professional skl
ne continues to perform all operations for preserving
thorough manner.
improvements. Please cali m pupNAM
Bnttleboro, May I, 1s0I-ls
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
DNrv lime OF STEAMBOATS, BE-

DAILY LINE OF STEAMBOATS, BE-
DTwFrN UARTPORD and NEW Y0RK.-rhe Steam
err "dRANITE STATE Capt j. IL KING Leaves Hartford
Tho steamer aOiTY OF HARTFORD" Capt H. NJ. sNP-
SON leaves Hartford for New York every Monday, Wednes
day and Friday. o,,
thus giving passengers leaving Springfield by Train at las
n M ample time and arrive in New York about
bocock the following morning This Line affords the cheap
est and comfortable route OF travel from Hartford and
various points north Of Hartford to New York.
The Boats have the best Of State room accommodations and
every requisite for safety, comfort and convenience.
Cabin Fare (no charge for Berths), $50
Forward Deck, 100
Freight taken at low rates. consgn goods to H. n Y.
ST. BIT. Go. 4m26
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Copyright secured
roe FEMALES.
DR.. MlliSOn'S Indian EmmenagOgue. A

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess-
lug virtues unknpSn Of any thing else Of the
Kind, AMI proving 20 ctud after all others
have failed, is designed for both married
dHdsiHgie iadies, aud Is the very best thing
known for the purpose, as II will bring on
the monthly sickness In cases Of obstruc-
ton, after all other remedies Of the kind
have been tried In vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a single failure when taken
as directed. and without the least injury to
health in any case. o. 1t Is put up in bot
ties of three different strengths, with full di-
INJECTIONS for using, and sent by Express,
closely seated, to all parts Of the country
II nNICES-Enll SIrnnglh. slni Ilnlf
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
BgRNARDSTON, MASS.

Amber H. ~ WARD, A. NJ, and s,vGS ASSOCIATE TEACHERS
The FALL TRRM u this School III open upon The last
Wednesday of august and continue Eleven weeks.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
40 GOOD FILTERS AND STITCHERS,
nv to work on Government work. nv
L, X. WILKINSON,
Anr 10 ,se, % Greenfield, Mass.
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GLEENwooD LADIES, SEMINARY.

FALL SESSION begins SEPTEMBER 3.
A full Board Of Teachers In every department.
Excellent accommodation for boarding and day scholars
Self boarers be well accommodated in the village and
those who need to economz make arrangements to
duce their expenses as low at any other School.
West Brattleboro, Aug. 1901. 4w32
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T II. KATHAN DEALER IN VERMONT
~ an1 ITALIAN MARBLE, MARBLE and SLATE
MANTLES, TABLE TOPS, soApST0NE FIREPLAOES,
CISTERNS. SINKS, sc.
MONUMENTS and IIEADsT0NES on hand and made to
order. $50 different designs for and slabs
hibtion to those wishing to purchase.
All work warranted to give satisfaction In price, quality Of
stock, anil style OF workmanship, &c.
Office opposite the Flour Mill the Railroad Crossing.
BrattlebOro, Dec 6, 1860.
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GREATEST ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Annual Closing out Sale of
MILLINERY AND DRY GOODSl
LADIES FURNISHING STORE, NO. GRANITE ROW.
Prices Reduced full go per cent. on nII
summer Goods!
The object being TO close The same in The shortest possible
time.
UT following quotations will give an idea Of the nu
mercus BARGAINS we are now giving
Fine Pedal and ENGLISH Straw Bonuet SO to So cents usual
Black and Brown Hats, 90 to IS cents,
shaker Bonnets, % cents
1000 yards choice Bonnet Ribbons i7c worth 25 and 3o
20 Elegant SUR and Grape Bonnet 81 50 n a. co. worth s5
to IS 00j ~ W ~
EmbrOidcries aud Laccs equally cheap.
% doz. Linen Hdkfs 1Oc, worth lie;
1000 yards good Madder Prints, Ole;
1000 yards Beached AMI Brown Cottons, u To 12lci
1000 yards Printed Muslins, OF to Sc;
1900 yards fine Chalies 12lci
800 yards best Middlesex sackings 81 10;
% French Lace ,lanlas 81 TO Sl2 co. worth 50 sls
Also new lot Of
NEW DRESS GOODS
AMI
Sun U1oaIoro11aS,
that are desirable and cheapj
GJ-Togcher with full assortment Of
GLOVES & HOSIERY,
MOuAIR MITTS,
TRIMMiN CS. &c., s c.,
all Of which will b, closed without regard to cost.
Oh. PRATT, No l Granite Row
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Franklin Upton, Danvers, Ms.
Hon. u. schleiden, Washing
ton, u. G.
Geo. A. Bailey, Esq, Wash
ington, d. c.,
"on. II Wilson, Washington,
d. g.
y Francis, Cambridge, Mass
L. q. Mead, Dir. Higginson,
Frost n Goo1hue, Philip
Wells, Sam'l Dutton, Il. W.
Clarke, Dan. Kellogg, Go.
Howe, X. Tyler, q. d. Kcl-
logg, g. @. FROST, u. u.
Harris, j. D. Bradley, u.
Kirkland, Chas. Chaplin,
Chns. Warler, Rev Y. G.
Williams, Rev. q. p. Tyler,
Charles Cummings, Ros-
well Hunt, Frederick IIol-
brook, II. G. Fisher,
Brattleboro, Vt.
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To all suffering from consumption, ncpient confirmed,
from debility of any ki from melta nervous pros
taon hrought on Ivy cause or from scroa complaints;
from diseases OF the Kidneys ar bladder and To ladies sur
farlng any o the many distressing complaints their
liable TO-, and which engcnder consumption, the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-08-15

hcrn, safe AMI permanent for rheumatism, Neural
ga and Salt Rheum 1t Is Internal remedy, driving out
aud entirely cradicatng the disease, requiring change in
diet business and may be taken by children and persons
nf the most delicate constitutions with perfect safety.
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Hon Richard Warren, n Y.
Hon. George Folsom,
$. Shethar, Esq, "
J $. Thayer, ESQ,
Charles Welsoh, Esq, ="
John A. Mcrke, Esq, "
Gustayus Kutter, Esq, "
A. Schnicnwind, Esq, 3"
J. A. Pullen, Esq, "
Charles A. Clinton, ESQ,
Louis Grossman, ESD, "
Chas q. Nazro, Esq Boston.
$. II. Jones, Philadelphia. Pa.
Merton Lewis, "
y. $. Draper, Esq, "
q. D. Bangs, Esq, -"
III. A. Page, ESD, "
Henry Shit, Esq, NO, La.
s. J. Adler, Esq,
Gen. Chs. N. Rowley, "
j. II. DeLacroix, Esq. "
J. d. Peabody, Danvcrs, Ms.
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Alta MEETING OF THE DI.

~ p. WESSELHOEFT, NJ. D.,
W. Homeopathic Physician,
Lawrence Water Cure Brattlcboro.
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LELAND SEMIN
TOwNsllEND, VT.

LELAND SEMINARY,
TOWNSllEND, VI
q. Il. LANE, A. d, Principal Miss NJ WEBsrEh Pr'-
celtresss......The FALL TERM will commence
Wednesday, August 18th.
This Institution ia open both young Gentlemen and La
dipa and offers ample facilities for thorough Of in
sructon Young wishing to prepare for College or for
the business pursuits Of life viii hnd the instruction mere sur
passed by no other similar Institution. Miss WEBSTER, re-
cent graduate Of n French school In Montrea O. B has
charge Of the French and will teach the pupil to speak
as well rs to write and translate the language
For further particulars address 400, r,.,
Townshend, Vt. July, 1S6l-6w3O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

CoSsIpFRABLE HCMBUG ABOUT THE Coal OiL.-
The Lockp0rs Union repeats the story told by prac-
tca gentleman of that village who has just returned
from The oil regions Of PENN vania and who thinks
there il negative ride to the great grease question,
which is not Represented should be- He says that
over half Of the wells dug failures that upon In
yestigaion the welr which said to yield % and 80
barrels of oil per day do not yield more tlan or
barrels and that many, and he believes all OF them,
begin 10 fail after a very short time. He says that
man who goes in and il fortunate i'll locating may make
money; but that two must fail where one makes, and
lie beheves that 500, 900 more money has been sX-
pended in the oil regions than has been produced from
Them. He says that there il systematic scheme to
initiate this oil fever by company who have obtained
possession OF the land in the vicinity, and who
really the only persons that are making money out Of
the operation.
A MEMORIAL THAT SHOULD BE SIGNED.
To the Senate aad HoEse Of Rprentares the UH,cd Stoe'
Of Ameyiea, IN Con0rss assembted;
The undersigned, citizens Of the State OF -, most
earnestly demonstrate against the passage OF any act
of Congress, or any amendment Of the Constitution OF
the United States which shall extend human servade
or give il new guarantee What our fathers would
not grant to their companions and felow-snertrs IN
the revolution we hope their sons Will not grant 70
the present holders of slaves. And your renonsta's
will every pray. February 4, 1851. ~ -,
CAPTURE oT YoUSo THIEF-John RILEY, boy
only 10 years Of age arrested or Aondsy ~ me swey
Id ,,osp watch valued at sSs that be opened
be door sofy and having stole the watch nom the
show window Mrs RsutsnbeE saw hun ana seised hin
fore he bad time :. s e, s, r.s RsusS
lame ~ ou bs cellar end arrested the hs Ans as!tce pasea
-bSuy lsoke3 hiR % 100 tkA
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MINOR ITEMS

RRAL OBJECT or THE PEACE CONGRESS-
Republicans, members Of the Conference. who e.
se that they have done nothing except 10 elect Pres
ident constitutionsly, believe that the only object Of
tAe,r political opponents ShO haze nothing to ose -
20 d,Uide and destroy The Republican party and TO
Peace Congress are laboring. They openly declare
That the proposition which the Committee viii report
intended 70 satisfy the Border Slave States and win
publican party.
nh mo- very pleasant for a man to walk out upon
Ia, stomach, and south Carolina 10 great fool
." gong on upon an empty Treasury,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12
THE AUSTRIAN EMPERORS MANIFESTO IL
THE UUNGARIANS

The following ia the text Of the imperial manifesto
which the Emperor Of Austria has Just addressed to the
comitats and municipal bodies Of Hungaryi
When, twelve years ago, we assumed the govern
nent of the monarchy disastrous civil war wss reg.
ing In the interior Of our empire almost every Sssas
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1861

are not 20 aversc to settlement by which the tenn
poral porcr Of the Pope would be- restricted 10 u
portion Of Rome, NJ are the priests III France
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fAdvrrtisenoutl

The emphatic voice of the people ., ,s no piso. sa
the vaa ssssmblssess BAHsrss .aa,,a,rst -
he world sdesds e msuy novelties and e meoa
glance q he bills sad s4tCibensnhiasasss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Arms FOR THE SoUTH.-The United States Gfsnd
Jury yesterday examined two clerks in the store II
Syms Co., gunsmitts in Broadway, In refsrenceto
the sale and shipment of by the firm to the South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

The MUSEUM HoTEL.-The Fifth Ward Hotel WIN
be brought to the hammer to-day, together with Other
valuable property belonging to the Riley" estate ID
the same Ward, by Messrs. Becker.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

The new pilot-boats Mary Ann Williams No. 10,
and VIM. H. Aspinwall, No. 81, have gone down ths
Bay on trial trip, with the wind fresh from the
South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

ASSAULT UPos FIKraAs.-A young man naln s,
John RYAN wa, arrested Sunday night charged with
Ing Daniel COnne fireman belonging e ho.s SS = ne Hos
haa,e md a.s Council Ryan followed end ss.eoes
H. wa sn es,ed while rprnins swsy and Justice hsv
him up for TRIAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

AwnoLEsALE PoIsosISG CASA few days ago
a wholesale poisoning case occurred at New-Orieans.
in the "Seamans Home" which institution Is located
at the corner Of New-Levee and Suzette streets.
Twenty -one persons who short time before In
the enjoyment of perfect heahh, were stricken down
from the effects Of deadly drug which had been mixed
with the cornbread eaten at breakfast. At the In
stance Of Mr.. Rickarts the Superintendent of the
Home the Chief Of Police arrested Charles Peterson,
a Young man who had charge Of the baggage-room,
and Hannah Dougherty, the cook The latter says sh.
received tin box, which from the label Purported
to contain yest powder, from Peterson, and that che
used teaspoonu of the conte nts in making the bread
which wac eaten At breakfast. Peterson knew no
more abou, the box than that had been LEFT at the
ce sometime before and not having been called for,
he saw no necessity for keeping 1t longer and gave
Il 10 the cook. Among the sufferers who were re-
moved to the Charity Hospital the following hail from
New-York: Isaac Seeley, Benjamin Beckwith. and
John Decker; and from Brooklyn John Fischer AZ
las accounts all the sufferers were doing well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

AcCIDENTs.-Patrick fHzPatrshi . IIo .S 70 sss
c,otou Naa Al the Of Fourth avenue ana
treet v.s run over yesterday morning By trim 90 sh
Ax.nne abroad AID had Of bis icrt 'eiios e'"u
vas cony CIV ed to Bellevue Hospital A., D.. ,,,..,
Fien OConnor % yesp OF sse resiaint .s ~ ~
wSb he Accidentally upset She vi. taken to the Ne~'i@h
native Of Ireland IS years Of died "a
~ Nx Yorf Hospital ndsy, hom njoe. received "a
ths i'm ut BIZ failing nom bis cart =,
' assd Johnona native Of Ireland q OF age vho
inur,d three BY falling from ladder In the new
2s corner Boadwa and White street. died hondeys
A. The Hospital Coroner Gamble eld.nqussu BEN
Al.
a u at the Eleventh Ward Station House where hei eioses
tooh Are while she scubbinf died on Moaesy,
Hosral She native OF claha 20 yoels"
.se Coroner sclirmer held inquest upon the body.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

LIGHT GUARD BALL.-Tbe annual ball of the Light
Guard will take place at the Academy of Music the
evening OF st. Valentines Day. Everything is being
done to make this the most brilliant and attractive "a.
tertainment ever offered by this crack eorps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Bold RoBBERr.-JuEus Carmsza, an Italian ped
der, was passing through the Five Points yesterday
afternoon, when a woman approached and threw q
bao owe, hi. head Two men then came up riaed his
pockets and ran of with his pack Of hs goods valued
at $50. Theresa Townsend and Michael Cronin were
subsequently arrested by the police, and the Peddier
identified them us the robbers They were taken De-
fore Justice Kelly and locked up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-12

Work OF THE HEALTH DEPARTNESr.-The weekly
report of the Inspector of Sanitary Inspection furnishes
the following facts relative TO the operations during TIE
week ending February 9: Ashes ard O--'--o- -----N,
Ios,s oius, -sound and diseased meats seized, 2, 100
pounds nuisances abated, under notice. So sinks and
water closets cleaned n; loads of night soil removed
from the city limits AS; dead horses, 81 dead oows
); dead hogs % dead dogs and other small animals.
80; r50 barrels Of ofial were removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
Bhruins s.nio, Oils, &t.

NAPTHALlNE LIQUID GAS,
Eabsitpte for Burning Fluid; be used 10 al
hud Lamps end oenersoEs VIII burn 80 cent longer
ROsENE COMpoUND SAFETY FLUID,
sale, ces1 and ehsep.
Sfn &c 9sasne. aad b>uays Of eH i1ifGiIoss
kEhOsENE COAL Oils, ALCOHOL CLyPHEyE and
CoAhON FLUID foE sale by $3.50 '-' "-@
SAFETY FLUID. COMPANY.
stse ard Comfy Rights for sale. SWIM
Oraefs by mail promptly fneL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
Groceries anh 31rcpisions.

TEAS, GROCERIES and PROVISIONS.
IL TIE CHEAlEST STORE IN THE WORLD.
IS PER CENT SAVED.
The gre,teb bargains ohfredi 100000 worth Of Gro
eess Wlnrs Tets Flour sod Provions being sold
auction M T. These which hous6nds testify
Give me and yon also viii be satisfied that t!. the
buy Flour So 90 and $6 50 Groceries and Proyons
Consult yoR own lntsrexla and buy your gooos from
.f THOMAB r. A0NEW,
No. 2Co 0respy ich-st and No. 90 Auusyst. Sew-York
Goods delivered nee In the city.
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Gntlers, 6aroware, ST..

Tim PLATE, SHEET IRON, ZINC, &c.
L. TIN and TERM PLATE. CHARCOAL and COKE
SHEET IR0N-Belgisn Russia English, Amensmt
ZINC, COPPER, SPELTER, BLOCK Tin, WIRE &o
FOR sale b, a. A. THOMSON Co. No. as wsterst
vINO DEALERS in HARDWARE.-ln conss~
auerce Of the death Of senior Mr. Edward Corins a
26th Of January becomes necessary Tor the surviving
ner 10 close as Of late firm For the present unth
rev made for carrying tie business We ssx
se goods very low prices. for cash for good sig monshH
n3te, Send your orders 10 EDWARD CORNING 1 Co,
Per JASPER Z. CORNING. survivics Partner
No. IS Dusue-st, New.foxt-
PS-On all remittsnces viii allow you ftD Of s
exchange.
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6omeopatbie AleOirines.

UCCESS in BUSINESS.
No busiuefs an be truly successful which not founded
real fitness Of things The article made sold must have L.
asic merit snd supply public want. Success issuing cas
the clspr.p of advertising OF the Of sdo poo
enson and display will TO only apparent srd ia the end bet
deceive the operator and thOse who trust him
But an article supplies public want and fairly mcets s
souable expectation and general adoption
question otime. II may Re retarded BY advers iuaoe1ss
or sped by posperng ses but In the end Is sure to win
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS had thor
orihn IN gres. public wsutmedicires for all the wants.
Of enlightened lifecursves tts father, mother nuse
Traveller could always have BY them and always rely Gponsa
simple that mistakes could not be made ia their seeotiou -
harmless that all might them with impuuty and 90 eshcssn
that al might rely upon them with ofeiy Such they hsss
proved THOUSANDS Of families them daily for all the al
and scknesses Of life and rarely are serouy sok a
have need 10 call physician
Thousands taking single Specific have cured themselves
Of chronic which have been tho ssue Of their lives and
upon which they have spent hundTedsin vein and snons III
million who them are found to question then Par
efficacy.
Bot "a no coed q found without s evil and genuine ooB
without It, counterfeit So the shadow Of HUMPHREYS
SPECIFICS, number Of tosdsool specifics" and rssN
dsp have sprung whose chief Office to bcM iuvoiunta
testimony the value Of the original All these ePhenera po
ducas are but tee oh which throws TO tho surface
un.ubstautisl and worthless
LIST OF
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEpIE&
H. Cure, Fever Couges.iOn and Inasmstio-Hest P.,n,
oass. |sa F:vcI Worn Co vcoa: :
3.Cures Collie, Teething. Cryng and Waseures, blow
Growth. aud Feebeuess Of Infants y
t. Cures D.s..hcs Of Chdien or Adults Cholera lniapu 80
SIUlu.ar Comp eints
Cures Dyscu,rry bloody flux Cole, Grpipgs Bilious
Colo Fsli Dy.enery =
q Cpes Cholsr, Choiera Morbus Nsusea and Vomiting
Ahu.ic Bresthna Is
cnr.. Cougbs Colds Hoarseness BrcucLitis, In6ueazo
and nor, threat. -
aud Tic -
Cores Headaches Sick Headaches, Vertigo, Hush o.
" blood 20 the Head -
TO- Cures Dyspepsia, Weak Acid or Dersnged Stcnsch,
Constipation, Liver Compliant .....;..s...:.... =
H. Suppressed henses or sctiy OF Desytng 0fcsu
Sosless .s.s.s.. %
a. Cpre, on NhAs Bearing Down, too Profuse
-
II Cures Croup Hoarse Crouoy Cough, Diicult OPP
n,o,All Bre.bins .,,'.......................... Is
L. CO.. ssi, Rheru Cusy Epp;!on. Exyspsle. ecsld
Head B.TLers -
Is Cnres sr,s,,sn Psn i.nsr,s, or Soreness. 10 DE
Chest BscS side OK Imb, %
Old iaToetste sss ....,'.' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
furniture.

EfNAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
~ NTURE In oil color. and styles al Wholesale and retail
al pZs aud upward Al.o; MATTRESSES and PAiLLASsES
WARREN WARD. Ne. 277 CsnGl.st,
-Four doors east OF Br ,sdwey
ETRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
T. Plain Decorated and Grained Solid Walnut and Oak Sets
Naste.ses Spring Beds, so.
No $50 BROADWAY, bet. Beeeker aud Bond eta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-03-09
il1atehes, Jrme.rn, &f.

GRAND UNION PIN-One OF which was prs
W and highly approved Of by the President the Hon"
ABRAHAM LINCOLN aud adorned his breast on h lns
rsiiou fac se sy be had Ia pure gold ct WHITES has
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