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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
Cheap and Reliable Insurance

AT home, and the duty you owe yourself, your
family and the community at large. requires
You to Insure, and thereby sustain and encour-
age Home Institutions
The Directors aim to do a SAFE rather than
a large business, and to build pan Institution
that will be an honor to our young and grow
ing State and
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

The Burlington Rifles and Burlington
Blues have offered their services TO the
Governor of the State, and voted to aug
ment their forces.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25

The matter between Representatives
Rust and Dunn is in the hands of their
friends. It's not expected that any hos
tile meeting will grow out of it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
NORFOLK, JAN. 25.

The sloop of war Brooklyn sailed yes
terday South with sealed orders. She
took two companies of soldiers from Fort
Monroe.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
INDEPENDENCE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
A HOME INSTITUTION!
Directors /:

The Directors of this Company take pleasure
IN announcing to the public that they are now
fully organized in compliance with the Laws
of Iowa, and are now prepared TO receive ap-
plicatons for Insura nee.
Farmers and those having isolated Town
Property to insure are cordially invited to give
their patronage and lend their influence in es
tabllshlng it upon sonnd basis
10 the farmers we would ask
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

NASHVILLE, Jan. 19.-The House to-
day accepted the Senate amendment to
elect delegates on the 9th of February,
to assemble in Convention on the Goth
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

MIR. Dunn have made all the expla-
nation | have felt it my duty to make.
Mr.. Rust-Very good. Adjourned.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29

The Guardian is tl,e official Paper
oil Buchanan County. and having
"a much Larger Circulation than amy
either Paper published therein. is
the most Valuable TO resident or non.
resident property holders. and is ais so
the best medium for Advertisers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-29
TO All whom ii MAJ Concern.

IHE UNDERSIGNED RETURN THEIR
l. thanks to the citizens of Buchanan eouu-
~ and others generally, for their liberal patron
age, and trust 10 merit n continuance of the
same. They would also say to those that are
indebted, that they are anxious TO close up all
Accounts by the first day Of January. 1851,
and request all who are indebted 10 call and
settle, and commence new with u new year.
PLANE 4 co.
independence. Dee 81 1850 az iw
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

WANTED--A situation, by iirst-elass COOK,
w who thoroughly understands her business in all IL
ofauehes The best OF city efreacs No on TO m ths
III
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
New Publications.
4 PPLETON's RAILWAY GUIDE,
"A FOR MAY.
PuIcE p CENTz
cANIC .-ra hIAN NLMnLn


f-TSsTRrcrioss IRAyHLERs See neat page.
II-RNiWaYs sSrrnEh PEoGEEs-; Succers IN tho World
Ohio and Mississippi Railway The Kllwss Of tho south
Railway Progress the DflSwsre Model Railway Coudnc-
iaos Yoo Travel Dead Heads Population of the
United and Terrto according TO the Seventh Census
85O, Eighth Census 8t0 respectively: Progress Of
Teas iwaya; Mobile ard Great NOnhcrn Railway. Norb
and south bsG The Father - Riyers Land Of hc u,i.
Central Railway Company; Fbursh and Strubenvilo Rail
way Counbu PiquH indianapolis Rlilway; Chicago ard
MwAukee RalN Scw-loh Central RsilwayCO.l-bGrniu;
Locomotives: ewisyen SoDinsto and New London Rail-
a Railway ir1 m Reading to COumbai Illinois Central
Railway; Interesting Railway Decision How 70 Work your
Way through Crosd. Safety Of Railway ifave n France
Railway Conpanc. and Protested Pape Cstte must keep Oh
TArk New Hotel in Baitmoei Time Tab Changer Our
Hotel List .- -
Caught in his Tap Such Nlco fouug iiin Tom Mar
shal Last The Angels Whi perng Ma PCrtinston Plrased
the President Of the Newiork Central Railway and The lsh
c. o. d.. The Tribe Of Yanlecs
Iv-ISDsY TO rPWAKD OP 2uoO ~ THE PRiNCP,L CiTiEs
TUB USrgD STATES AID CANADA In connection with
Railways
V-TstrEp STATS TniE Ispc.qon, showing the Differ.
of Time bcw' the various Cities o. the United States
including San francico California snd London, England with
illustration.
VIA LARGE NEw Mar RAI,wAIs or TIE ISL
TED STATES AND CASADAs.
VIII -rnRoUGH RorrEs 70 and from New York, Philadel
pba Baltimore Buffalo Clevclnd Toledo. Chicago, Cncin
natl st Louis &c, with Maps aud other information fong TO
the reado ofaveng to and from ell the principal cities
South East and West
TX A LIST OP PRoMiSKST HOrEIs ~ TIE PkIhC.LCITks
UNION
X-A GAZETTEER THE UNITED STATE aIrgp god under
the separate maps Of Rnilsays.
xL-sgvEsII-Tyg Mars OF Tns PRSClP.L RAIgAYS
XIL-NRw TEE TABLES, corrected TO date.
d. APPLETON & Co,
Nos 4i3 and ii5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
NM BALES COTTON BATS, assorted

c.OOV stock Of our for salc the low
est manufacturers p-ice1 BY buying sayo conuis
sions y. Garrett IINlNO Co. J. Il HARRINGTON,
Agent. No 80 Po1rs, Chanbersst extension We also
invite attention to HAtEiNG TONS PATENT CARPET
LINING snd BED LO.it tOhTERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE, G53 Broadway.
PINEAPPLE DRESS GOODS, plaid striped .cked and
plain; Sumner Wash SILKS paid checked and pla wide
SEERsuCkERs, hANKERNs PoNGELs. FLAG HAND
kERchEts, Grapes &c Pineapple expressly for summer
Bonnc I'll colol Black do. fUr Dresses. the best thin af-
tces In Also Goods be procured elegnoIe.
Chinese Fans American Indian arkwork Cnosities.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
A y MACYS.
~ Ladies yisitilg New.York will iind at
r. III. MACYS
btb-av. and ifth-ft.

btbav. and tfthFt,
A COMPLETE STOCK Of LADIES' UNDER LINEN,
aaioin The best % PER Int LESS THAN sROAp
WAY PRICES.
f1H assofie .to K Of Ladies' snd Chdeu's GERMAN and
ENGLISH HOSIERY and UNDEa WEAR, % FER CENT
LESS III An BROADWAY PRlttS
A magnificent stock of RlBRONS notest s.yes)t FINE
FRENCH FLOWERS RICHES TABS. HGAD-DEgSSES,
Sc, FULL 80 PER CEAT LESS THAN BROADWAY
PRICES.
complete stock Of REAL and lMtTATtON LACES NAN
TlLLA LACE3, MANTiLLA CENTERS LACE AANfiL-
LAS end sHAWLS EMBR0IDEBlES Of every description
end pice
rPAGAsoLs, Ic., MUCH BELOW TIE COST OF IM-
PORrAIlON.
\ dcoi-be st1ck Of LACE CURTAINS, vEsrIBULE
IAtES, DRAPERf ICSLINS &c. LINEN GOODS LINEN
HANDBEHCHlEPS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS Sc,
CliF iPEE THAN ANY OTHER HOISE IN cItE CITY.
\ iu,l stock Of NOTIONS, TAPES BRhiD5 Sc, complete
Ayays o flll assortment OF our
LADIES' CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES,
30 CENTS A PAIR.
NONE BETTER IN TIE CITY AT ANY PRICE.
r. II. MACY, No. 2oi and 2pj Gh-sg
NEUIrARY GOODS.
200 COATS,
1000 PANTALO0NS
on HAND AND FOR SALE BY
MARTIN d BROTHER,
No. lG VEsEY-sr,
THIRD FLOOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
RuslitOn's Troches.

RushtOn's TrOchet.
For Bronchitis, Sore Throat, HoiF-eress,
CATAItRAL AFFECTIONS. &C.
No 10 Agof House aud No ~ Broadway tor sale also a:
RUsHTONS NEW STORE, No. f39 BROADWAY, corner
Broome y.
For snic-Thc entire LOT OF SPECIMENS OF the LAW
R-CE GALLERY, consisting Of DasGcTfcoypcs, Aubro-
Types, Photograph lyo.yDpos Sc, Of pomuent ccrs'mon
notahies together all the Negatives from which 20
pilu Photar apis durinS the Old -gstom's
wishing possess their lcgaves purchase them ~ the
Gallery which will open this for the above purpose
LAWRENCE GALLERY,
No. 3gl Broadway, corner " hite u.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Medical Bonrd.-A Ndicai Board will convene IN the
Chy Nea.lok on the i ol May ensuing r the ezn'li-
lion o candidates for adrieon the Mcdll S1J OF The
United States Army i1 asyTia With he Jl1w order.
There hge "a -an1ies IN the Medical s:sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

VOIuuceers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t0a' could "ot acco4n-
corps
90 Jow 69th and will find roll az the h0uAe Of Hose Co.
elo %, 81 No. % y or'h ~. from m % l1
BY Aid RICHARD BARRY, COorel
l.a,e Maior o N alh Rot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Special Noilres.
Spring

Spring.
prepared 20 offer extensive ,;0cb Of sPRiNB
STYLES Of CLOIHlNO ready made order ~ NV,
aud made iH too .iy Custom Room 30:
rquaed Fun Thing Goods ,uj thdfrns D-parurnt
passed Goods in iL' Inc WI he sod 40 lE>S PEl'tS
ih luy 0thcf establishment hOGey returned not s4d
CIo hing " log. Is. BALD YIN.
Lsi.est ia "a. city Ncs 20 end - Bovsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Union Defense Committee,
OF Tu- CITIZENS Ot NLN-fORk. -
Ovytcr No 80 PIEg-sr. Ngw YoRK Apul D. 1861.
The pcrraueu offices ,h Cor1aiitce established
in this vsner o and after this dse. all coumanies
O.Fce hours from a. m to 5p ~
The taecg,iye Coiater viii daily IN addition 20 the
above a. the Rhh-Aveu Hotel, a. p
The nit.d States Government the stat Government. hs
Nnniral authoie and citizens o Newly oIk are M cordial
and active cooperation with this Committee.
The Committee is Organized as i'ii " :; r,y ,,,,
SIMEON DRAPER, Vice Chairman.
WILLIAM NJ. ENkRIS Secretary.
NOSES P3YtoR, Rl'''o'' MOSES H. GRISNELL,
EDWinDs PiIIERREr0ST, WI i DODGE,
ALEN' r STEWART GREETE { BRONSON,
JOHN JACOB hSrOR, WM. r. HAyEMEYER,
I1s s WADSWORTH JAMES T. BRADY
lS.AC BELL, RUDOLPH 4 WrfTHAUs,
5fhs 1a1Es q MNssSsuALr fRosrE RIs 4 W@EruoRr
EOGEEr II MCII fDY, A c. RICHARDS,
The Mayor o. tbs Ci.y Of Ncw;YOrk.
The Controller Of thc City Of NewYork.
TIe Pc ,ident of the BoaId Of Coa.cincn.
g1RCrnvE COMMITTEE
SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
THEODORE DEH0N, IIetsnroI eiG
TROSPEH,M WfTMORt. secretary.
MOsE6 II. CRINNELL, JAMES 5 WADsWokTH
fiiitH y. HthTcHfoRD, Gn4s. i M&asMLAGtL,
SAMUEL SLOAN, -. I0.ts 11Oob ASiOh'
cHAs. II RUSSELL. Gss''''' o. q. hL6W. tL>a6
JAMES BOOAAAN.
oos"'T3EFM BhMiEf0N IL r0sFIiEaiDHS'h FisH.
w M EvARTs, EDwARbs PIERREPoNT,
ALIEN oinslITF sTEWAEr r. WM f>R S3llsG
WILLIAM =, DODGE. RuDOLPh :; WIrihAUs,
an ,p1IoproH viii be s on 1srt en- sppstions a, the
office Of the Committee room No. B Pine A., No ~
Recepts and disbursements at tho odse OF the Treasurer
Pubiished by order of the Executive Connit,ee.
Prosper NJ wrrsoRE, Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
.Adyance Gunrd-Col. nuryea,s RegInent.-ThI

AUNuncc tuIrd-(OI. Uurye1s HcHIN1thts-IHs Hs
ht6me stationed a fort SchuyitI Ea RIVER VIII continue
20 ctol men Tor fevfJays t the remaining vacancies are
hled None bot able bodied aid Intelligent viii be
Ved has niy is 70 express congratulations TO
tIe member Of the Regiment their orderly and gentlemAnly
behn,i9r snt attention 10 their duties
,.saent being IN service pay commences % merber
C ~. Oo Noinp lcs 0m ,ho o. eoepT In cIyice Re
edmhag occ', No o2 Broa5wry cud c 6.hay and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30


Medical Bonrd.-A M'die,i Board viii convene in the
Cy on the 1t Of Nay ensuing o, ne esa,3a. &
lion Of candidates for adrson iu' the Medral 500 Of The
United states Army i1 aceoId Sh he iJlows OrecT
There are now h7e "a -ansies In the Medical s:sa.
WAN Drr.Krrryr ApIr-, VT G2yxrir's Orr:cg,
NAsHfSl roy Mach ~, lsil
Board of J,d'a VIII assemble N ysaYork cry
on 'he lst day 81 May ner % Thereafter - paefl"
nch ;aaddic cr appointment nay 5c pyi'rd 70 esoat
'herrelgcs vslof. the ro1rr,
H-ruL roE ran g,Rp. go.,Rp.
surgeon chsrc, N'Dsosel.
Snrr.on W. J. y %.
l.. THOMAS, Adj ...n: Gonosl.
Application ust ss ad1scs,ed tho ssre:9y q war eo
tho residence Of th' applicant ard hs do al ps;c o.
i,tenirn) ~ respectable .inonib Of BIZ nroie nc
moral and physcal idoaos felai.ito 70, hll5 sd}
dn'ies Of an O,or tre N,dca Stl Applicants must
DC SeiHeen twenty one 'nd iay ( AZ lii oi 'se ss,
A Regular Meeting of ,he Eirhfcrnth Ward
Republican, A-rociaisn YIN be nr1 iiiio ,ias, re,
~ -SNG at O'Clock, a. tie H-a5lua-te coF-ts o1 ~
'''' '''' '''"' 6IoEGt oPOyKF, President.
SEYMOUR MATHEW b, Secretary.
Military ORGANIZATIONS
Mtry pepSrtmcnt Of he State Of Now.Yors nd who have
supplied Col Dnpea. Reggert Of Advance iiuaid Col VOC
Lite Guard Col Allen. Regimen; Of National Gurri Col
With Stationery they folly pared o i al oTi,ri fr
MILITARY STATIONERY, aud know oyac.iy what is re
9uiied oEol.bb .t'bil' -,
The Ncv-YorL Ladies', Army-Aid AsssOcia-
tionD viii held a DAILY MtETlNu in The Chapel Of the
Home fo the F,ield!css from 80 D5ns)ps AZ ,oney
or ools collected and may be directed 70 the Home NO.
- Eat 2ylh-st OF - tne officers
Mrs DUEL. No B0ni7t.
Mrs NJ. q ROBERTS, No 07 Jth av
Mrs SKlOMORE, No. js Clinton feec.
Mrs q. SMITH, No 10 MAdi.on-squaTe.
Letters msy De directed 10 the Secret.rv, 49, .,
Mis.E f. CHESTER, no. f2 West 32dst
pra,sr il in
at3p m.
Arouse, Volunteers !-Mechsuics Laborots and able
bodied Of every nstiJn wanted for FkSr REGIMENT
NEW-YORK LEGION. Also, Frst Li-uicnqnt, four 'r.
gean-s md Corpots Nos ? 0ri t2 Bo9oWay, and
INTO enlisted Apply early tie Regiment
IL preparing leave for " ashngioD ia few days.
BADGES. Banpers!! Bills!.
vnre,y OF appropriate Badges hsnj and printed % order
SPIRITED NATIONAL DESIGNS Tor Badges. Banners, Flass
6c. Every description Of PATRIOTIC PRlS1lNG at the
shortest notice Gad II the Lowest Cash Pno's.
BADGES printed Satin. 10 each sent by mai. upon
reoep, Of price and Scent stamp to preps, postage
BAKER GOODWIN Printers,
Tribune Building, Printing House Square.
Knnpsecks, Blankets, and Hsvcrsacks.-kSAP.
SACHS add SItAtS. ~ 5gSO ~ Complete HAh tNSAChS
aud 81 RArS ~ TO - each Rubber BLANhEIS i,om
81 to ~ each. For sale by
noRACE II DAY, No. 81 Liberty-.i.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Attention. RECRUITS WANTED -Abe.bodied MLN,
from yes-s Of agc, lor Col. G. HAWkINso NEW
YORK ZCUAVE5, qusuerci In Cssue Garden. Recruiting
Stations IN i.h and Thompson sis and the battery
Iuuerlol youryps.-This neY volunteer Regiment l.
recruited under tho supervision OF Col W. MERRITT
who l. determined t. make A. IN point VI elcacy discipline
drill iu service Great vii be taken
n selection Ocer and Men The Uniform with slight
notifications i be tho French Gcnilemen are re-
qrested 70 c.l nd cl!roli thcir names forthwith
Headquarters No 5 Bowey whore company rolls are now
ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

HnIilarn Notices.

STATE cr NEv-YORE, sURsEosGESFMa.H'ss nav g. Office
tsrncra, ORDERS, No. 2.-Ibe Sus,o of Regiments Of
& which have been mustered into the sor zee
sood " bs Colonel Of the Resrsn, receive the order Pop
Mdcs prveyor OF the Uliied states fox req ie Tediea
Sars-on General
Yoiuuceers Wanted.-REcRulrS toa, could "oi accotn-
p 5no% TIE 6Sth and viii find roll at the Hose Co.
sio 2S 81 No "a " oTh 81 ron n. 20 I9P mov ~ Oh,
Late MAJOR Of the 9h Rcst.
Homo Grard.-yOHS a. DIX, CoDnandant. VILLA
WARD ATTENTION Citizens Of tae NIlllth N@d
9o iSn as 3 sSi9 F, a. Nc % w., i5tbst CISs arv NJ"
~ s'2sd'y M - t'f IS5 NS Mss No 81 f "a
Fs,ie No. - Wes; l5th; Marshall Pepoon No 80 5th
SeS Sd ay: John j. Cbsnsad No ii5 Fas i;. Geo
No lO7 Eat lh.t ThOs L. Watson, No 239 ID ay and
osb-Is
MNpic,L DmgcroR's OYrcE NEw.YoRa sr,rs VolUY-(
TsER foRcEs, SEw-YmE. Flm s,d WhheIa
Surgeons OF Regiments of the New-Xork state
uade by siek Volunteers in the
Hospital None but enrolled ,orcd vou
however eligible Admission viii be granted upon the or
ar Of the EegEenta Surgeon subject 70 the 3pp'G Of t-e
SrATE oy Nswl ORR,
SURGEON GENERAL's OPuCE,
General Orders No. s.-ras Com liae5 q! exam
iOsiion Of csndidac0 for aod Surgeons Maies &C
ips equipment Of Mie, and provide for the
tSs CDoi tse c, ef AL, ON WHD$FSDAY May
NON " 70 oAKLEY TSbERf0E s safeon On General
Fifteen'a aWsrd.-1ETROPOLlTAN HOME GUARD.
The ciliErns XVIII Waid invited TO meet TtlS
MOnday) EF ENNG, April 29 at u Gcocs al The Hall
Phes oisrd Ssloo1, Of Broade and 0ht 70
ron he,r and ni,e the XVII Ward Regiment OF The
Ne,Topollou Home Guard.
Tel oroer the Committee OF the NNtb WGr6
INLRSON w. KNAPP. No. i6 Nest thst
JAMES c. RICE. No. % Cliuior.psce.
J. WILSON GREEN No. Is1 BeeekeT-st.
Republican Central Club, No. p Cooper Insti'
sate. CHAUNCEY SHAtFElt leo will speak q toe
inR THIS Craesdsy) EVENING, O'Clock. Hon HANNIBAL
HAMLIN VICE President Of the United states hss oeen invited
Wit the Ilgb Pstoic singing by COOKIES UNION
eLEE CLUB. By order, SIMEON DRAPER, President
EDWARD Vt. SKIDNORB, SecTesry.
ergnized aud n0uEsiDs contI u cinnentJ mon
sfsG All sdie who vii ins 20 cooperate earnestly
as.ed 70 attend The regular bu-iless meeting NEDNES
DAY o'clock at Church O. the Ppri,gns Weae
Informed that made, and ,ugg
a,ay Dc 2pected
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

MGp,C.I DIRacroRs OFFICE, NEw-loRS ST'rs NolUS-}
TeKR FORCES, SEw-NORE. Fm 81 Nhitesta
Surgeons OF Regiments of the New-Norix state

FoIpVtccfs 40 IFreDy IilH"o blI 4rIe pIl'lol ~
made by the the OF sick volunteers IN the
NrR YORK Hospital None b1t enrolled and ctcd volunteers
however eligible Admission viii be granted upon the
T OF the Eeglents. Surgeon subject the .ppcys OF tie
Medi,Al DMecor. G. r AuNEM. Medi,Rl Ol-.cior.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
Military ORGANIZATIONS

Arouse, Volunteers !-Mecheuic., Laborots and able
bodied Of nation wanted for FIRST REQ lMLNV
NEW-YORK LEGION. Also, First Li-nIcngut, foI 'r.
gean's md Corpors Nos 0ri coz Broadway and
Coarauis st between Front and Washington Mu taken
INTO arta as oon enlisted Apply early lie Regiment
IL preparing 20 leave FOR ashincioD few days.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-07-25

NTNA FIRE INSU RAN CE
HI Company. Capital, $500 900. Applications receive
ed for insurance in this Companyone Of the oldest in the
Union. =. II. FESSENDEN.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-07-25

fought on this Continent -Yea?s after he rem
derd his country very important service in adj
justing our Indian troubles in the territories of
Washington and Orgon-troubles, as you may
remember ABE, which at one time threatened to
crimson the golden shores of the Pacific with
the blood of the White Man.
Last winter this military gentleman of the
name of Wool went on to Washington and did
his utmost to infuse little life, little nerve,
into the Rye-embalmed Mummy which I'M
happily for us all, was President. That he fail
ed was no fault of his. lie wanted to hang the
ringleaders of the rebellion and make clean
sweep of the traitors in Washington. Had this
been done the war would have been wholly un-
necessary. But Wool could not move the
Mummy.
Now what we want to get at is this Why is
such a man as Wool, at such time as this shut
up in the Arsenal at TroyP
In short, ABE, VANITY FAIR, speaking for the
people wants to know why General JOIN l..
Wool is not in the field, at the head of Grand
Army, carrying terror to the hearts of the foe
Pleds speak to SCoTT and CAMERON about
it, and
Believe us, dear ABE,
Yours truly,
VANITY FAIR.
To President Lincoln, Washington, d. c.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1861-07-25
NIGrLY DISSIPATION.
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So Main Street, Worcester, Mnss.
STIMULATES, ENITLNNATEsi INFIIVNATLsi III Viii -
ISToNICATE OR STUpEfY.


DRS. HILL & THOM PSON,
PHYSICIANS and DENTISTS, continue as heretofore,
consult with the afflicted Of either personally by letter
Drs. H. r. consider superfuous aue the uniyers
al success which has attended their practice since the esab
shment Of their office in Worcester
The prs take pleasure In informing the frer portion Of
the readers Of this advertisements that they have highly
popular European Remedy for Female Complaints. 1t is
from the original recipe Of the distinguished Physcan Sir
VIM. jams Of London, entitled "nr VIM James Female
CatholicOnn 1t will he found certain remedy, and
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the Monthly Caamenia, Whites and FIinl of the Womb.
Married ladies' whose health will admit Of increase OF
family will find certain preventative, hut at the
time, it is necessary caution those who enciente that
il they use 1t, miscarriage is sure to be the result
This invaluable remedy will be sent free, anywhere with
advice, receipt Of s..
The limits Of this advertisement, will prevent Drs H. T.
from aludng to the many advantages patients placed
under by consulting cr and in conclusion they would add
skill. attention, experience will be wanting their
part, In treating successfully, the obstinate of
private nature that come under their
$500 REyVARD!.
anything that will exceed Hill Ihompson's Pure
" Vegetable Specifies Gonurrhea Gctt, and
syphilis all its various and stages Affections of the
Kidneys Gravel lmpotency, Seminal Weakness and all dis
the Urinary Organs also, Coughs, Nervous Com
plants Dyspepsia, Constipation, Piles, Scoriua, Rheuma-
tism Liver Complaint Jaundicc and diseases generally.
friendly advice they tender ALL at upon the approach
OF infection disease, to apply Mt once t. them by adopt
ing this precauton the greater difficulty is avoided in elect
ing speedy and sure cure.
NOT 1 { E.
DRS. HILL n THOMPSON will continue their usual mod
crate charges in medical or dental treatment.
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A NEW DISCOVERY. The Ascarides or
IA Pin Worms, the removal Of which has bafed the
skill of the most eminent physicians and universally
sercd by them beyond the reach Of medicine entire
ly expelled from the human system by the use of
DIR. e. G. GonId's Pin Worm Syrup.
Cure warranted in every case.
Relief afforded in twenty-iour hours.
This Syrup purely vegetable preparation and harmless
with the youngest clll.
SYMPrONS.-ntense itching biting and distress in the
lower part the and about the seat Often mistaken
for the Piles dsageebc sensation in the epgastric region
part the bowels resessness waeulness starting
and screaming in the Sleep fnting, and not unrequeny
spasms fits.
CAuroN.-The genuine has the name, "Dr +. q. Goud's
Pin Worn Syrup" blown in each bottle his portrait and
FAC sime of his signature the wrapper
HERvEY & MORE, SOLE pRoPniEroRs.
Address GEO. c. GOODWIN CO, IL and IL Marshall
street. Boston, Mass, General Agents for New England.
1T'Sold by Druggists gencrally.-1yl7
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RAILROAD NOTICES.

EsesI5lilss55s5 SULLIVAN RAILROAD NO.
fs...,ss.-1a s5rlCE WRITER ARRANGEMENT
- - On and after MONDAY, DECEMBER 10,
1860, TRAINS will run as follows,
SOUTH-The MORNISG TRAIN will leave Windsor Mt
0.15 A. Nj Connecting with trains from Montreal and Og-
densburg Claremoni at GAS, and Charcsown 71s A.
NJ, connecting ut Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Lowell Worcester and with W. Valley Railroad for
Springfield arriving Mt New York. 4i45 r. NJ.
The MAIL TRAIN will leave Windsor at 12 55 NJ Tor on
arrival Of Trains IRON MONTREAL Ogdensburph Barton and
Leon) ClaremOnt at 1;16 and Charlestown at 1922 p.
MI connecting mt Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester &c, also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield, &c. arriving Mt New York. at I'LL p.
and with Rutland end burlington Railroad.
NORIH-The MAIL TRAIS will leave Bellows Fails at
1920, Charlestown at 124l and Caremont 1i16 T.
connecting at Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for
Montpelier, Burlington, Rouses Point Montreal Ogdens-
burg, &C. and at White River Junction with Passumpsic
Railroad for Wells River, Lttlcton, st. Johnsbury, Barton
and the White Mountains.
The EVENING TRAIN wcaye Bellows Falls 5.45, ION
arrival Of trains from Boston and New York; Chaestown
q13 and Caremont at $40 p. NJ Connecting at Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier Burlington
Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh &c.
EDWARD THOMPSON, Supt.
Charestown, n. H., Dec 10, 1860.