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NOEEGE.
OFFICE SOU rIERN MUrUAL INSURANCE. Co, |
Baton Rouge, Feb. 4lh, 1861. {

OFpIcE SOUTHERN MrrUAL INSURANCE Co..
Baton Rouge, Feb. 9Th, 1861.
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors, held
tins day. II was Rcsoirei To pay sir per ooI M
teTest On the outstanding Scrip. cgEt pr ccHi To
Stockholders Oh premiums paid by Them tor the
year ending lst February. 1861, and to declare a
dividend OF my per cefa on the nett earned pre-
miums OF The Company Tor the year ending 3lst
January, 1851, tor which certificates viii be Is
sued on aud alter the LIST day of March next.
waS further Resoircd, To redeem the oulsland-
ing Scrip Tor The ycarlSjS, on presentation at the
othce u the Company.
D.! The Stockholders are hereby notified that
an eieeu0n tor ten Directors and hlteeR Trustees
TO serve Tor the ensuing Year, will be held at the
office OF the Company, on Thursday, the l4th OF
March, 1901.
mh30 !. T.. HEBERT, Sec'y.
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A- Avery funny, apocryphal story
Is told Of the President. Being asked
before the Inauguration whether he
would ride to the capitol with Buchanan,
IN his barouche, or go alone--''That re-
minds me" says he, "of the story Of a
witness in court, who, appearing in
Quaker costume, was asked, will
you swear. or affirm The witness re-
piled, he didn't care a damn whicA ~ If
!nls ISN'T true, it ought 10 be.-Louis-
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CONFECTIONERY

ERNEST TURPIN. No. SIS Old Levee street,
Il New Orleans, having greatly enlarged his
steam works, is prepared 10 fill orders for every
description Of Confectionery. freshly manufactu-
ed, warranted fully equal 10 similar articles i'm
ported from any quarter, and at the most reason
able prices. His Gum Drops. Candies end Su-
gar Piums, are extensively and favorably known
throughout the SOUTHWEST.
Termscash. or approved city acceptance. o6-6
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A SWEET FEAsr.--The New York Com
mercial say the Polytechnic association
is, at it's next meeting, to be leasted
with sugar made by chemical transfer
nation from old rags, and with a pud-
ding made from the gelatin of old
shoes. Leather being composed of tan
min and gelatin, the fannie acid is ex-
tracted, and the gelatin is then purified
from the di~scoloring tannite of iron, af-
ter which it is fit for culinary purposes.
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Succession Sale.


Siaie If Louiai1no, Parih # BcrriUc--
.SiJiH district Court.
Succession of SIMPSON WIIALY, SR.,
Deceased.
10Y virtue Of an order or decree to me H.
ID rectrd from the Hon. the Sixth Judicial
District Court, Of the State of Louisiana, IA
and for Parish Of lberv,lle, bearing date the
9th of February, 1861, ordering and decree
ing the sale Of property belonging to the sue
crssiUn Of
SIMPSON WHALY, Sr,,
| will oti.r at Public Sale to the highest and
last bidder, for whatever the said properly
viii bring, aud on acredIt Of
TICeIUe .EOHfhS,
With bond and security, en- SoLelo, to the
satisfaction Of THOMAS WHALY, admins,
traitor of said succession, with special mott
gage on the mmovcablc property.
On Monday, the stI day of April,
ESGE, aI IL o'clock, a. M,
At the residence of SAID ThoS. Whaly, in thu
Parish Of lbcrvilIe. The following described
property, - wit:
HINNI, a Negro Womdn aged As gears :;
One HORSE: Oae DESK; one TABLE;
Oae CLOCE; One LOOKING GLASS;:
7r0 SADDLES; One COT, and Dee
HiHKOCR.
IbervilIc, March 10th, 1861.
Ii. 5. ROUSSEAU,
mh23 AuctiOneer.
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30 4 man, in stopping his paper,
wrote Il think foxes doant ort to
spent thare mummy On papers, my father
never did and every body ses he wos
the smartest mann in the kountree, and
had got the intelIygenist famely Of
buOyS that aver dug taters."
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E,cRfe 6e Succession.

Et0t della LouisioMc, PdrOisse fIjerrM rec
Cour IN 6me. District Jdiciaiye.
Succession dc SIMPSON WHALY, ainc,
DECIDE.
I'm veriu dun Urdre on decret a moi adressc
par fHon'ble. Cour du Gene. District JudiciaIrc
lie la Louisiana. en- el pour la paroisse dlbervill",
en- date du , FevTier 1861, orddnnant ef dGcTc-
tan, la ven,e des prophecies appartenant a lasuc-
ce,sion de leu Simpson Whaly, aine-
J'exposeraie en- vente ~publique au plus ofirant
ei dernier eucheTisSeuT, a n'plIant quel prx ct
a un credit lie douze mois, avec obligation ecrlie
ct caution soldaire a la satisfaction de PAdmin-
istIateur, Thomas Whuly, ct hypotheque specI-
ale sur les inmeubles
LUNUI b s ATRIL, 1861,
a II hcures a NJ n Ia residence du dit Tho
mas Whaly, Administrators, en- la parois-e
dIoervilIe, les prophecies ci-aprGs decrIte, sa-
voir:
HANNAH. ncgrGFse, agGc dc 40 ans;
IN CHENAL, IN BUREAU, UNE
PENDULE, UNE MIROlR, DEUN
SELLES, UN PLAUT Ell IN
HAMAC.
G.. S. ROUSSEAU,
EacdRteUr
Ibervillc, 16 Mars 1861. mh25
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ESIRAY.

TAKEN up Nv J.. P. CEENLEvILLE. one
j. MARE MULE, no brands, right foot
crooked, aged about 6 years.
The owner Of the said animal can have the
same by proving property and paying charges,
otherwise she will be sold on Tuesday the 30th
day of Apr! next, 1861, at my residence ON
Crosse Tete.
mh30 j. E. BARGAS.
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At the Presbyterian Church IN this town, on Thursday
evening last, by the Rev. Mr.. Sclleck, Mr.. SAMUEL
waRDEN and MARY a.. BAILEY.
With the above notice came the printers
fee. May happiness such as is rarely expert
ny years, under the strong and sheltering arm
of him Who is now her all, for whom we are
sure We can truly say, his JOY thus speaketh-
"She is mine own;
And ! as rich in having such a jewel,
As twenty seas, if all their sand we're pearl,
TIE water nectar, and The rocks pure golh."
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

PRINTTNG MANY CoLORs At ONCE.-ln the
Pacific Mills, Lawrence, II Of the ma
chimes for printing delaincs stamps the
piece with sixteen different colors and
shades of colors in passing through
once There is only Ii other like it in
the world.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

say- The Mobile AdrertiScr thinks Lin
coin had best preserve that Scotch cap
and long military cloak" for Ole Nir-
ginny seems to be waking up, and when
she does, hell have to split for a
higher latitude than Washington faster
than he came there.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, !

PARISH OF f. BAroN RorGE, Feb. /. lS6l.i
Be II rGHomjerei. That on this FIRST day Of Feb.
Tuary, 1861. before me the subscriber. 4 justice
Of The Peace IN and Tor Ihe parish aforesaid, per-
sonaliy appeared Wn. :. Pike. President. and
+. j.. HeOeIt Secretary Of the Southern Mutual
Insurance Company, OF Baton Rouge, who beng
duly sworn according 10 law do dcpo>e and say
that the above accounts are Just and true, and a
correct transcript from the books oi said COmpa-
ny.
Signed WM. S. PIKE, President.
+. f.. HEBERT, Secretary.
Sworn to ami subscribed before me, this Sc
coud day of February, 1861.
Is gnedl 7. A. WALKER,
Justice OF the Pace.
(Signed) Z. a. WALKER,
Jns.i.e Of The Peace.
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TAKEN up by Wm. BILLINGS, on Crosse
l. Tete, one GREY BEEF, about two
years old, no mark or brand.
The owner Of the above animal will please
com forward, prove property, pay charges and
take it away, or it will be sold TO the highest
bidder on Tuesday, the 10th day Of April, 1861.
at the residence OF Mr.. Billings. misc
j. E. BARGAS.
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Plaouemine Saw Mill.

THIS popular Mill is now in the zenith of it.
l. prosperity, and prepared 10 Gil orders foI
Lumber of every description. 80 bring YOU
bills if you want them filled out with good sound
Lumber, at the usual prices.
milo HEBERT & MAYOT.
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REFERENCES

Can be seen, and information by letter or in per-
son obtained on application to the Office,
No. 81 st. Charles Street, N. o.
For specimens or further particulars. enquire
at the Pos. Office OF PHILIP HEELElN, Esq.
PIaquemine, La, MARIO
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

En- vertu dun orlre al decrct a MOI adres-
Sc par rIlon'h.c. CoUr dl S'X'Gmc District
Jud,cja.rc en- ct pour Ia paroiSSc dlberyllie,
EN- date du l2tme. jour de Mars 1861, dido
naut ct dccrctaut Ia veute DIES proprloteS ap-
parttnaut i Ia succession de leu Pierre Du-
rand, srtue"> dams la paroiSsc dIbcrvIi", Joi-
frerai en- vcntc publquc an Plus oilrant ct
dernier cncherisScur,
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

- Owing to the recent drouth in
tedia, 1T is estimated that four millions
p persons are deprived of the means
81 Substance.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

Bl virtue OF am Order or Decree to me
directed i,om the Honorable the Sixth Ju.
d.cial District Court OF the State OF Louisiana,
il ana lor the Parish 81 Ihyrvi,ic, bearing
date the I2Ih day OE NaTCEi, 1861,
Ordering aud tccrycIuc the SAFE 81 the pr"-
perry belonging TO the Succession If said
PIERRE DJBAND, decd, and situated Ia the
Parish Of iDcry.l.r, | WI offer al Public Sale,
to the highest and last bidder on
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Succession Seize.

STATE OF LOTISIANA-PARIsH OF
y IBrrvILLE-GTH JUDICIAL DIsT. CoURr.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

A HARD CRowD.-A dispatch in the
Richmond Enquirer gives the following
picture of the strangers who are now
visiting Washington city
The inferior appearance, pinched and
cunning features, and scanty wardrobes
of the thousand visitors here, is the
subject of general remark. The con-
ductors of the various railroad trains
say that on IN average there is only
one trunk to one hundred passengers.
The rest are supplied with carpet bags.
The hotels and boarding houses ask pay
in advance. The hackmen grumble at
the of visitors. The BARRIERS
and b~oot-blacks are momentarily asked
for the loan of razors and brushes, with
out even receiving thanks in return (;
all of which painfully exhibits the diff
ference between the new patrons and
the princely Southerners.
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DIED.

On "Wednesday Sd April, ls6l, at the residence Of her
son,ih-law EX-Ciov. 4. o Hebsrt, Mrs. 10
LETITIA VAUGHAN, widow Of Thomas e.
Vaughan, in her 9th year.
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Thursday. the ISiEl of April, 1861.
ut ii O'Clock. a, Va,

And on the premises, the whole of the follow
ing described property, sad property 10
be sold in block, T. vii: \ certain
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AZ. II. IL n ",
LATE YOUNG & CO..
8 Camp Street. New Orleans.

J'nfoh maker, .Je,reiIer aud SiJrersmifL.
Ga Importers Of fine Watches @%A
Z j. for Ladies and Gentlemen. OF ~ *
the most celebrated makers Of England and Swift
zerland. made TO his order expressly in heavy
cases, (gold aud silver and warranted standard
fneness. Ladies Chalelaines and Neck Chains
Gents Guard, Fob and Vest Chains: Seals. KEYS
&c. Finger Rings, Earrings, Breast Plus, Cur
pins. &c. Diamonds in Pins ard Rings.
Spectacles for every age, in gold, silver and steel
frames;
Silverware warranted as pure as coin. consisting
OF table, tea and desert Spoons;
Table and Desert Forks, Ladies, Bntter Knives
Mustard and salt spoons, sugar tongues, &c.
Plated ware, consisting OF castoTs, candlesticks
walters. &c.
Having been always engaged in the mechanical
part of the business. all Watches sent for repairs
will have the ~strictest attention, and having every
facility for making any portion of a watch, he
will be enabled 10 work on very reasonable
terms.
IL Jewelry made to order, and repaired. Die
msnds reset in he latest style. Canes mounted
in gold or silver dec3-no7
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DRY Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware, Sc,
I. A MILTON
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

HAVING located at Plaquemine will devote
IL his entire attention 10 the pratice OF his
Profession in the Parishes of
I~berviile, East and West Baton Rouge.
He respectfully solicits the patronage of his old
Trends and the public generally, who can al.
ways find him at his Office on Main Street
near the Court House. between the hours OF 9
"A. M. and S p. NJ, unless otherwise profession
ally engaged.
Plaquemine, La. ocl6mh23.
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"That trouble in my Throat,
tor which the "T'roches' ave 4
specifc) having made me otter a
mere whisperer.n n. p. WILLS
Il recommend their use 10 TuD
lie Speakers.
REV. f. H. CHAPLIN.
.Great service in subduius
Hoarseness.'
REV. DANIEL WISE
"Almost insian, reliefin the dis.
tressing labor Of breathing pecul'-
ar TO asthma"
REV. A. c. EGGLESTON.
"Contain no OPIUM or anytime
iniurious.3 DR.. A. A. HAYES.
Chemist, Boston
"A simple and pleasant combrn-
alton for Coughs &c.
DR. u. +. BIGELOW.
Boston.
Beneficial in Bronchitis"
Dr. j. +. LANE,
Boston
al have proved them excellent
for Whooping Congh.h
REV. II. w.
Boston
t.Rene6cial when compelled 10
speak, suffering from Cold"
REV. 5. J. p. ANDERSON,
81. LOUIS.
"E6ectual in removing Hoars"
ness and Irritation OF the Throat.
so common with Speakers and
Singers
prof NJ. STACY JOHNSON.
La Grange, Ga.
Teacher Of Music, Southern
Female College.
cGreat benefit when taken be-
fore and after preaching, as they
nreyent Hoarseness. From their
past effect. ! think they will he
OF permanent advantage TO me
REV. J.. RoWLEY, A. NJ
President OF Athens College,
Tenn.
W-sOId by all Druggists.
CENTS
III BOX A.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
SOUTHERN FIRE-PROOF
ER N&-.
-
Patented by r. Glennon, March 23d, 1858.

THE Cheapest and most durable Roofing
l. in use. Sent TO any part OF the country with
Directions for application.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06
Charles MCManus.

A TTENDU, que ADOLPKE GRASS a ce
II jour depose au bureau d'Greffer lie la Cour
son compte a administration CONNIE curateur de
la susdiie succession.
Avis est par lie present DOME a tous ceux cue
celia conceme de deduire sous trente jouTs de la
date de &c present les rai>ons pour lesquelles lie
dit Tableau Final ne serait pas homologu6 ct fat
lie ~lugeruent de cette Cour,
l~berville, lie IS Mars, 1861. m30.
VI. A. ESTEVAN, GreGfer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

Succession Of Pierre Durand
DECEASED.
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

Fiat GeIa Louisia Ac-Pa r0isscd 'Iberriiie-
COur du Gene District yudJclaIre.
Dans Ia SurcpSSton de f.n
Gazette and sentinel., 1861-04-06

mint NJ AtfN
demuI.
lrritati'
BROWNS J
BROWNS !
TROCHES !
BROWNS |
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BROWNS |
TROCHEs |
BROWNS |
TROCHES |
BROWNS |
TROCHEs
BROWNS |
TROCUEs
BROWNS
TrOches
BROWNS
TrOcIies
BKDN y -
TrOches
| BROWNS
| TrOches
| BROWNS
| TrOclles
BROWNS
! rOClies
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Jcudi, L. Iscmc. 5Our d'NvriI,

proclaim, 1861, a II heurcs \. NJ, sur lts
iirux. touleS les proprcto- ci-aprts dccritcs,
leSqupIles piopr.cIlcs scront ycnGueS en- bloc
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a safe and sure remedy for

Coughs Gods, Group, Asthma, Wh9opiRQ.
Couch. Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Hoarse-
ness, Influenza, Ferer ans Agrie.
Itiswarranted to relieve Group in FIVE min
utes.
To break NJ q common cold IN q single night.
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases o. lie lungs,
previous 70 liberation
The matchless success and unprecedented popu-
srity which This remedy has attained in one short
year would seen 70 be q sufficient guaranty Of its
&c cheney. If any one doubts it Jet such give it
one trial.
Read the following: From Hon Levi Under
wood Lieut.. Governor Of Vermont.
Messrs. /. B. Magoon 4 Co. I have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds and
sore throat and it has proved al efficient remedy.
II is a valuable accession to the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs &c
! an, &c, Yours.
LEVI UNDERWOOD
Burlington. Oct sth, 1850.
From Hon. Timothy P Redfeld.
By using your Weeks Magic Compound a short
time, was entirely cured Of one Of the severest
and most obstinate colds upon ny lungs that
ever experienced. know Of no remedy equal 70
it Tor coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY P. REDFIELD.
Montpelier, Oct. 18TH 1850.
From Rev. Z. B. smith, D. D, Principal Of New
Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished D.
last Spring when was suffering most severely
from the effects Of long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like charm. The first night after
taking it, I coughed less and slept better than for
weeks before, and the use Of iti uslly removed
the difficulty entirely. I should use 1t again in
preference to an Y iue I have tried when
similarly afflicted.
Yours. uly,
E.B. SMITH.
Fairfax, Vt. April -, 1000
v2syrl
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Catarrl, SnuT.

TINS snuff has thoroughly proved itself % b.
the best article ever known for curing .bs
CATARRH, COLD IN TIE HEAD, and the HEaD4c.T,
1t has been found excellent remedy in MAJ,
cases OF SORE Eyes. DEAFNESS has been removed
By 1t, and HEARING has often been greatly i'm
proved oy its uss. 1t PU-ges out all obstruction.
.treug-uens the glands and gives healthy actio7
tthe parts affected. II is recommended bv ma,
OF the best physicians. and ia used with GREAT 80;
lsfacuon every where.
More than % years experience has pro,sd is
great value; and his moment II stands ii ~
than ever before. ''s"'i
large number Of the most respectable Drp,-
glSts In Boston and New York, in certificate
signed by them in 1854 say
The undersigned, having for MANY wears been
acquainted with DR.. MarshalIs Catarrb and Head
acne snuf, and sold it in our wholesale trade
oneeriully state, thatwe believe it Ia be equal in
every respect to the recommendation given of i.
or the cure Of Catarrhal Affections and that il il
ueclGedly the best article we have ever known for
the diseases of the head
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs
=, Iae smile Of the signature Of the Proprietor
n IL BOWEN, is on every bottle. Sold BIZ
Druggists everywhere
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remedies Of the kind have been tried in vain ms
NAV seem Incredible, but If it fail in any case INC
money will be refunded.
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOTILEo
have now been sold without slhsie
failure when taken directed, ana Hit \. -
the leas: injury to health in any case .i.b
mt M IL bottles Of three different strengths VIII
fuu directions for using, and sent by express
closely sealed 70 all parts Of the country
PRICES-Full strength, $40; hall s'reng'n'
s.. quarter strength, SO per oottie' .,
[Remember This medicine Is designeu eA-
presely for obstinate cases WHICH HI o.nei -
de- ~ The kind have failed TO cure; also that II
:; a~,snted as represented in every respect or the
nice will be refunded. r Beware Of limitations :
None warranted unless purchased directly Of d.
n or 81 his Office. PREPARED and sold only at
Dr. Msttisou's Remedial Institute for Special DIS
eases, No. 2s Union Street, Providence, r. /.
SDr. II. is q regularly educated phyAcin on
Of twenty years practice giving his whole a'ton
tpr TO this speciality.
Consultations by letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential and medicines will be sent by express
secure from observation, TO all parts OF the Unltec
States. Also accommodations for patients from
abroad wishing for secure and quiet hetreat
VIII good care, until restored to health.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
Intlese days of medical imposition, when m,
ASSN, 10 be physicians without sny knowledg
Of medicine whatever, persons cannot be too care
ful to whom they apply, before at least making
some inquiry, and especially in relation to thos
who make the greatest pretenslons- AdFertlsln
Nh vsicsnq in nine cases out OF ten are inpostors
and If Won allow yourself 10 be mislead by thei
false statements and 60 blindly into traps set fo
youu without making any inquiry, you vii hay
reason 20 regret it when 1t IS too late. Dr N
win send free, by enclosing one stamp as above,
Pamphlet on Diseases Of " omen, and on specs
diseases generally; also Circulars giving full IL
formation, with the most undOubted reieTepo'
and testimonials, without which, no advertsln
nbyeician or medicine Of this kind IS deserving
arr confidence whatever
Dr. Mettison is the only educated physician
Providence Il not in New England, who MAKES
gcislty Of Private diseases, and he gives the yer
nest references and Testimonials, both OF his hol
ysty and his skill. If there are any others, i
t5em &c the same; otherwise you had better ke'
( away from them.
Orders by mail promptly attended TO- Wri
your address plainly, aud direct to l'r. Mattisc
a. shove.
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HE TESTIMONY OF THE
WHOLE WORLD
HOLLOWAY's PT,cTuFyT

FssINEti.
Bad Legs, Bad b. g., ~.
4 LII descriptio- .eaStS, sores ana Utce7S
a proper o. L Of sores are remediabIe by the
nreparatiop. al diligeRt Of this estimable
treatme- The only rational anu successful
inas. -, indicated by nature, is t reduce the
= -Gnation in and about the wound, and to soothe
4e neighbOrins parts by u bling in plenty Of the
Ointment as salt is forced into meat.
j eria, liberated Sore Throat, and Scarlc.
and other Fercrs.
Any Of the above diseases may be cured by well
rubbing the Ointment, three times day, into the
the chest, throat and neck of the patient; it vii
soon penetrate, and give Immediate relief
Pics, FIstuZas. Str7clureS.
The above class of,omplaints viii be removed bv
nightly fomenting the parts with warm water, and
then by most eiectually rubbing in the Ointment.
Il should be understood that II Is BOt EUflcient
merely 70 smear the Ointment on the affected parts
but II must be well rubbed in for some considera-
be time two or three times a day that 1t mEy be
taken into the system, whence it viii remove any
hidden sore or wound as efectually Gs though pal
| pable 10 the eye. There again, bread and water
| poultices after the rubbing in Of the Ointment,
| viii do great service.
lnliscretIons Of Youth Sores an Ulcers.
BlOtc0ee, aS also EWelllEgst CO... WIN ,
be radically cured II the Ointment be used freely
and the Pills be taken night and morning re-
| commended in the printed instructions. 1t will
equire time, with the Of the Pills 10 ensure a
sstiDg cure.
Dropsieal Seedlings, Pe-a,ysls md Siif JOINTS
Many Of the worst cases, Of such diseases viii
| yield In comparatively short space of time when
this Ointment is diligently rubbed into the partI
affected, even after every other means have failed
In all serious maladies the Pills should be taker
| according TO the printed directions accompanying
each box.
| B0TH IHE OINTMENT AsD PILLS SHOULD BE USED Is
TIE FOLLOWING CASES:
Bad Legs, Chapped Hands, Lumbsgo
Bad Breasts, Corns (soft), Piles,
| Burns Cancers Rheumatism,
| Bunions. Contracted and Sore Threats,
Bite Of Mos Stiff Joints, Skin Diseases
chetoes and Fistulas, Tumors.
Sand-FHes, Gout, Ulcers,
| ChiIblains, Glandular sven Wounds.
ings,
4 L T | o y None are gsnuin
| unless the words HOLLOWAY, NV YORK AM
! LoSD0S.' are discernible as Wafer-mark in ever
leaf Of the book Of directions, around each pot
| box; the same may be plainly seen by holding q
I lcafto The light. handsome reward viii be give
4 10 any one rendering such information as may lea
70 the detection Of any party OF parties c0unte
] teitlng the medicines or vending the same know
] Ing them TO be spurious
- Sold at the Man ufsctory Of Professor EoI
/ LowAT, so Maiden Lane. New ork and BY all
/ respectable Druggists ard Dealers IN Medicine
throughout the known world, IN pots, at &c, &c
| Id 81 each.
| = There If considerable saving ny taking
| the larger sizes.
Y. B.-Directioas for the guidance Of pa. ants
Z every disorder, are zed 70 each box
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-09-06
THE STEAMER MONTREAL
CAPT. Lor cHAyBERLAiS

CAPT. LVT CHABDERLAif,
IeIves PlattsburGh every morning, except Sa ur-
DAYS and Sundays, at A NJ, Burlington 10 30 a
NJ. arrive at Whitehall at 4 80 NJ in time for
passengers to take cars for Troy, connecting with
Steamer francis Skiddy and Vanderbilt and ar
rive in New ! ork early next morning.
Leaves Whitehall every evening, except Satur-
days and Sundays, at z NJ, or on arrival OF
Trains from Troy, Albany and Schenectady ar
rivcs at Burlington at o'clock mex; morning ana
Plattsburgh ut o.
The morning cars from Montreal, and cars from
the White Mountains via Vt. Central +. k. con
meet at Burlington with this boat, and with the
other boats make complete connection with the
Lake George Steam Boat each way.
Tickets for sale on the Boats for the South, las
and " est; and also at the Office Of the Company
west side Court House Square.
burlington. AUG. $, lS6l dawu