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, 1861-04-09
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14E.INOIS AND WISCONSIN MONEY.
Hereafter our subscribers and persons
VINO send us bills Of the rejected Illinois
AMI Wisconsin Banks will be credited for
wnat they are worth in this city. We re-
gret a. much Us they can that ne are
obliged to make this announcement, but
it is the only course that is left us.
, 1861-04-09
SPRING ELECTTONS.

The official vote for Governor Of Rhodc
Island is as follows:
sprague,. II ,644 Smith . 400 Scat ,l5a
Spragae over Smith, 1,644-ovet all, 1891. Last
year sptague's majority WIS !, 1,460.
The majority for Sheffield, Conservative Re-
publican, for Congress in the Eastern District,
is 342; and for Browne, Conservative Union
Democrat, in the Western District, Is SIS id
stead of 1900, as before reported.
, 1861-04-09
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Photographic Cor. Cincinnati Commercially
WAeHryErnys Anrft 1ef1

"AsHrSGToS. April 6, 1861.
Lieut.. Talbot, the special messenger Of Ma
lor Anderson, arrived here early this morning,
He was Immediately taken to The White Houfe
" Secretary Cameron. The information le
brought induced the President to convene an
extra Cabinet meeting, which remained in ses-
sion for nearly two hours. Nothing has yet
transplred as to the precise character of The
dispatches.
: Much significance is justly attributed to tie
1MloFe OF number of members Of the Virginia
1tesaslat9re, Eho came here to urge contlnua-
tlon o. the present military stdtus Of the South,
70 OBTAIN satisfactory assurances at an inter
VleW they had with the President last evening.
Mr: segat, one Of their number, openly de-
clared this morning that they could do -noth-
Ing with the Executive, and that the country
was on the brink Of civil WIT.
The arguments before the Naval court mar
tial in the case Of Commodore Armstrong,
were concluded this morning by the well
KNOWN criminal p1eader, P. Phelps. of this
city, with brilliant effort In behalf Of the az
cused.
The trial has been one of the most remarkr-
Ole on record It WIS most touching siglt
TO sec thirteen Commodores in the navy, none
OF whom had seen less tnan forty years GER.
vice, and all Of whom had fought md bled IN
the defense of the stars and stripes, set In
Judgment over one who, after spotless ca
feer OF over ffy-two years, was now arraigned
NtwA SAi0 NAAASS VI ERHAfulE6 AnQ Lte3GOH4
The result Of the trial will probably be
known on Monday.
Ihe sloopof-war Pawnee left the Washing
ton navy yard for Norfolk at r. M. she
eailea With sealed orders, and her officers and
men men are utterly ignorant as to their ultimate
dcstlnat1on- She carries eight nine inch Paix-
han guns, two twelve Founders and hundred
and ninety men. she was put IN perfect fight
Ing trim before starting.
Mr. Russell, Of the London Times. dfned
with the Southern Commissioners YESTERDAY.
He Is about leaving for the South,
: Marshal 8ande aud Gov. Dennison. and At.
torney General Wolcott, arrived here this
. morning, The former two Will nrpe Col.
Swain IS proper successor to Judge Mclean.
They will find that the Presidents old friend.
Judge Logan Of Illinois, stands most in their
WnY.S's. = '.-'-
The nauae Of Secretary Chase .is also coy
nected with the same position BY some Of
! his Ohio friends. But I do not think that be
has the slightest desire to be placed on the
bench.
:. Tom Corwin returned here last night; he
vii embark next week from New FORK On a
Government vessel The Mexican Govern
meat has rendered him an escort from Vera
Cruz to the Capital .. s>t':
, 1861-04-09

; CosTrpMa MAK.-A young man, giving his
name ~ Wyle D. CAT, protesting to Be
young : brother Of the Aurora G1fs, recently
went TO frankfort, Ind, where he purchased
and put a number Of men to Work Il making
.wheelharrows Ina time his creditors became.
clannoroua for their pay; when be gave them :
eheck for 600 IN the Lafayette Branch
Bank. The check Was not honored, when,
protesting great; indignation, he barroWeda
horse to 30 to Lafayette to see about The met-
ter. The next day The horsa camAbsck. but
not Mr, G4f.-Lon1svNS .1essxaI
, 1861-04-09

70@*06VN "E N1aRkNE 6VSFNTAGs
DR.. RALPH n. IsHAM, of this city, will be
named as Surgeon Of the Marine Hospital,
inp1ace Of Prof Brainard. Dr.. Islam, is,
we believe, a Professor in the Medical De-
partment of the Lind University. He isa
well educated physician, who will credita-
bly, discharge the duties Of the place; and
his appointment will doubtless give gener-
al satisfaction, though there are many who
will regret that some one Of our older physi-
Clans, DR.. Freer, or Dr. Il. A. johnson,
was not selected for the important trust.
, 1861-04-09

Gov. BuckiDgham's majority in Connecticut
Is full 1000. The Members Of Congress stand
as before reported-two Republicans and two
Democrats. The Senate has IS Republicans
and Democrats, and the House is Republic.a
by nearly two to one. i
, 1861-04-09
Netn advertisements.

G. e. s0RlHEN, Advertising Agsns, 9a Dear
corn It,, IL authorized to reessos 46VsrkisenentJ for
thts 0Hd al khe Leading R9pe7y Of tie Norkaw<es.
, 1861-04-09

D I r. d
Ia this city 4pri, 7th st y o'clock \. Of Scarlet
atsJ.V D. Southwtck. aged two years. =
Ihs ta9eIal III take place o. the residence Of her
on Wednesday, at 2 o'clock +.
"a Philade phia aud Trenton papers please copy.
In this CITY. on the 7th Inst, STEPHEN SEXTON,
aged IS yeara.
Fnnssal services YIN held ct his lats residence.
Friends OF the family are invited to sttend
- Memphis papers please copy.
, 1861-04-09

~. Mum, Esq, introduced resolution re-
solution regarding the collection Of: statistics
Of our home manufactures, exports, and I'M
potts Of foreign goods; and calling upon the
commercial papers Of the city to aid pecnni-
arily IN the undertaking. After some diEcus-
sion, tie resolution was carried.
The Board then adjourned.
, 1861-04-09
WISCONSIN,.

The following arc the reported majorities in
the counties named for the Supreme Judge,
being all from which we have any reports:
, 1861-04-09

Cook A McLa1n, 90 Dearborn street, ha7a
made their price for cleaning and dyeing gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
, 1861-04-09

. WA NTED-A frst-rate Cook,
= English or Scotch preferred Must be abs to
&1va good tsierencea- Apply Immediately at No, ~
l&pa- -eSaS.lW 0@ '~@1A~-
, 1861-04-09

tB- See advertisement OF "Herd Rubber Riggs
Truss"-has cured casea Of twenty years standing
in this City. mt1e-1nn :
1 all saou1d not fai1 to read the advertisement
Of Prot Wood IN so-days paper n,h-1y
, 1861-04-09

Miss HELEN H. DREssER.--This young lady
lecturer who has been before the public for
Two years past, and in that time delivered
several hundred lectures, with great aceep-
'tance is to lecture at Metropolitan Hall on
Thursday evening next. Subject, "Life,
character, and designs Of Brigham Young"
, 1861-04-09


Miss HELEN N. DRESSER Youne lady
lecturer who has been before the public for
Two years past, and in that time delivered
several hundred lectures, with great accep-
tance is to lecture at Metropolitan Hall on
Thursday evening next. Subject, tLfe,
character, and designs Of Brigham Young"
PHILHARMONIC CONCERT. The sixth regu-
lar monthly concert Of the Philharmonic 3d.
ciety will take plaee In Bryan Hall on satur-
day, April 18th. The programme embraces
the Overture to William Tell, by Rosaini, and
La Tirene, by Auber; also one of the most
popular and pleasing symphonies By Mozart,
No. 5, in E fat. ss'= >
Observation-Disclosures HIaH1AEp GUARD.
This fine Company gave the ba1l Of the sea-
son at their arno1y last friday ev vening and
brilliant affair it was. A remarkable feature Of
the occasion was the presentation Of q splen-
did tea service to Capt. Macarthur, to whom
the members Of the Company are devoted1y
attached The presentation was INSIDE By En-
sign Maclean, in an eloquent speech. Captain
Macarthur responded in short but feeling
manner, thanking the members OF the Com
pany for their splendid and unexpected pre-
sent. 8 !.
This Company, with their gallant Captain,
deserve the credit Of the community-they
have always been first to offer their services,
when needed, and our citizens will remember
the patriotic spirit display ed by them in offer
ing their services to the Genera] Government
, 1861-04-09

Tha p,.rd +hoz, oa,o,,.,,a
--~ >.
!. Height OF Poltcemen.i -
Our maring' slanaer:peddling mayor abuses
Inc fonce Gofnn1se1onera because they hare
selected good sized men for their force. The
men mast be over fVe feet eight inches, and
under erty years OF age, stout built and able
bodied Why Is five feet eight too high, the
reader Kould like to knows There iP no man
in the United States would Offer the reason
tor the objection, but Long John, which is
given, ~: That the majority Of Germans are
men; of s!o~ stature, and. that the rule was
aoopsea 20 CIT them on! Ihe true reason
~as' thas the Board wanted force ::of stout,
Auecu1a*s large-712ed men. AS the number OF
poi4cen9n 4. III nmltea TO about e1xty, 1t was
necessa1Htto pnt On Inc most efficient men In
0fess fe9peet tnat coala 90 selected!
Inose 3 our readers who have been In New
and powerful annearance If the no1;ce,1er A
majority of them will weigh over 17O pounds.
and measare t14e feet eleven inches. They are
emphatieallY biz fellows and men Of muscle
1se1y ons fan nanale Ills man Win ease. a
great oes*zqf the peace and security Of q
city depe1as upon the impression law break
ers and dad characters hare OF the police
tofce' 1lstney afe Ano"n 70 % powerful, res'
~ tsa, III AZ +he;, Nh, i1h 40 =. .a ,.......
h1e In 4 citv like ch;cavo ,ube-e +tera IA
gno,, .,;,,arat,,,,dar,,a ~ ,xo,s ,,..a-;., ..s
.so~1s -, .5.,1oa 80 ~ ;.-."". -. w
"o"to ""9o e<N'4e~e 1.1' 1lto e.AneAeo 1'leue
enooiu w n'7 loe1 ane' naaAi@om III age %
years.
The 'tal4 about excluding Germans tB q
"ent"orta edadfd. a German regiment Of
LOGO men can be raised in this city, and not a
man Of item will measure under five feet
eiQht inches. MANY Germans NAV ha short
LIED, bnk tnefe afe d e4peIapundance tall
, 1861-04-09
ILLINOIS.

McHEKRT Co.-Thc new Bosrd of Superyi-
sors stands, u Republicans to Democrats
same as last year. =:
sAEeAMoS co.-The Board Of Supervisors Ct
sangamon county is politically divided 10
Republicans to u Democrats
P1KE Co.-The Republicans carried Pitts
field aud Perry on Tuesday Of last week.
WARREN Co.-The Board Of Supervisors
consists Of Republicans and Democrats. ;
DuPAaE. - Napervi1e, LIsle and Milton
elected Republican Supervisors, on Tuesday
last. These are the only towns heard from.
ST. PAUL, MINI.
The 7fnscs and other Disunion prints are
shouting over 3 Democratic victory in s..
Paul The fact that st. Paul has always been
Democratic city, and generally by largtr
majority than that obtained this spring, ought
tosome~hat modify their exultatIoa. =
, 1861-04-09

NcNArLx.--R at the Literary Emporium
Of AcNaily &co, 81 Dearborn street. an extensive
assortment of stereoseopes and stereoscopic
views; Ballop'a Dallar Monthly for May, late New
York papers. and we'll assorted stock Of station
cry. together 9Th Charleston and New orlcanspa-
pers of lateS&ate
, 1861-04-09

~ For AN1 operation upon yo1r teeth, or for
rERFzcT artificial work Of any desirable style, call
On DR.. Albaagh, No. IS West Randolph st.
, 1861-04-09

WANTED-A A situation as Cham
- Der Maid and Sesmstress. by young wuuap
81 scaon T. :sfing care OF Children. Can At IL
110<A1oH CQuTE'- ap9Ilt
, 1861-04-09

w WANTED-Board for gentle
man and wife in ttlvats family who're there
Post Office ' -n sno7aS 80
, 1861-04-09

1.-THE RArH on THE Roor."-H. M. Higgins,
lit Randolphatreet, has published that sweet hal
lad, The Ratn on the Roof" with piano accom-.
pan1meat. + was composed by James q. Clark,
snd Is sung by hima his concerts.
, 1861-04-09

PHILHARMONIC CONCERT The sixth regu-
lar monthly concert Of the Philharmonic so-
ciety will take PLACES In Bryan Hall on satur-
day, April 18th. The programme embraces
the Overture to William Tell, by Rosaini, and
La Tirene, by Auber; also one of the most
popular and pleasing symphonies By Mozart,
No s. in E fat -. :.
, 1861-04-09

EsG11sH PAFERs,-The illustrated London
News. Times Punch, oncs Week, &C., &c, for
March s3d, have been received BY John r, Walsh,
at his book and periodical depot, corner Madi.on
st. and Cust84a House Place,
, 1861-04-09

rn1STILLERY. TO RENT OR
49,. FOR SALE. f-.c,@
mo ptstnesJ It Esst Clinton, On Fox Rsyer. On tbs
Ha4A e .tM z Eais4E9 upi,n hatlfoad HfeA miles nom
e4 20 most favorable tefmk Apply to DAVIS Nls-
htsnh* ~ 1A8a11e street., Chicago . -Hlhll-e2910
, 1861-04-09

~ am now cleaning and repairing gentle
mems clothing cheaper than any house in the city.
Try me- and ses Il it Is not 80. JoHN JONES,
apGx2t !. ia Desrhorn street
, 1861-04-09
2@aH{fn.

:" "ANTED-To Purchase q good
= - light second hand E1pzrss Wagon. E19.iFs
, 1861-04-09

ITO LEASE.-.Wha1fngt:Lot.. on:
l. South Branch, 70 teet By $50 feet dsepto Franz
In street. between Van B1Ien and Harrison stTe6t1
With 6ood dock, suitabIs fur Lumber wood Ccsi oF
Stone 1e,d Apply 70 I'm =. SAMPSON.
, 1861-04-09

.NOTlCE:-1o rent or sell; "a beau
-4N dtul Summer Residence IN the.t e
-: z: :110HFN!0H 0HEVANSTNN, :. .-z4
AA8r the depot IN that Hace about elsveu mI1a usn
tnltago. Iht4 prtmse8 b known thn Benson House,
-for particulars inquire at GEORGE HUNT00N. EsQ1
Of that plxca. mhI{- f238. i'm :,
, 1861-04-09

H1aHrY-TIaHr1~ 1~EHLonuK.-The recent for
making oil which will burn In Kerosene Lamps
initiative Of ofKerosene--and which wa will warrant
to e7plsde like gnppowder. can be had gratis at
Mobiles Lamp and Oil Emporium, 12a Clark
street, anGdt
, 1861-04-09

H a1oAE's Elliptic Lock Stitch Sewing Ms
chine, with The improved Henmes and Gauge, the
very best ever invented, at 81 Clark street. unde.
Sherman Rorse.
, 1861-04-09

ITO RENT-Store and Cellar No.
Il 81 Kinxta Btreet under Foster Hou.a, with good
Ao4sa Po4sesdon gtyea tnaned!.teiy Also sto.Mss M
with good Cellars under each OF No III 183 aud t98
KInzie street; and aEo, stmcs with CeIizfsNo e and
q Noth Clask atEeek nnder Foster Anass P2ssssaoa
n =: BAXTER. as foatHr aoass, corner Herth C1ark
and klnzfe street. mh16kZztInu
, 1861-04-09

i If you wish for bushy whiskers or fasci-
mating mnstache, eend for q box OF Be1ling-
hams Stimulating Onguent. It IL warranted
to bring them out in from three to eix weeks.
Sent on receipt Of price aud postage $1.1s to any
address, by ]. Fl. johnson, 10 State street. Chica.
90, ILL., rnh9s 3m
, 1861-04-09

AZ Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters, 3 valuable med
dcine for spring: Prepared only by SARGENT.
apothecarJ, Randolph and state streets.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01
GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS, COLDS AND KIDNEY
DIFFIG
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
PREPARED BY
DIR. J. vs.. POLAND Z CO..
Gofsf7lrH Cenfre, " n.


The following testimonials will tell something
about a Medicine that is now becoming popular
pcv.J. X. Chase q Rumncy y. H.. under date
of AMI { 1850, SAYS: d. Whom your favor. 1.-Two
hotties or White Pine Comp0unI) was received.
,v,s s 7.ripc, from a most severe cold. I tooktEe
Corrpo1Dd. and was able % preach in two DAYS.
= | believe the Compound is an invaluable
,-o5i.fro = IN Wish thousands ho know notbI1,
20 5.,.. ,yo,,rl ber.ue better Accumulated with
:,
o. -.-- p..+--,r Tho D,-ti.t rtr-.b
L. - l-+J r. 800
al U'-''o"i o'-I.'' ~ - - - - ~
says my ~ -''' -. y.
I'm ~ T., 90 r., ~. ,,,- r-,1,rsd Be-
sldcs iis 'elrs -7 :. .--e '.--'
rels u - .e''-' r,t-t-. 80
hlIAty Di7.i' II
Ar. Ast '''--D-, ~ - -
tI'''o1 ~ - H., +t1.,-I4 ~. h.
hlul7c'' d. .. '-l r--,,.L 80 ----.T 49,.
oouII posi- i1 .-7.lI - - r.. D..
s'I'' -e '-.-7 ..-.7 D.. L.t.I. g. 81 b..
C1wP74" -- l-et If - IN -.
began TO take d. anu ~. = 81 rIl
diaItiv showed Signs OF amen -1--.- -1iI - o-
atterwaId ttop- - L9t9J Al III, y.
his case, he says peiiGFe 1T '.--N " N--.
Pine Co-p9lal' uA1eI 'oi' Ids '7-l u -l-''''
my recovery i-us far
Hundreds oi eases Of Kidney Complaints CURED
ENTIRELY ~ taking the White Pine COMPOUND.
have been reported By druggists Here are two
as -auD.es-
an a5-i man ii H. -
-omi'll -, ".-1- - y. - -
com plants I'--- - -.
-ui'y' N- psi, '- III ~ -, ,1+L IA
Iney 90 FL. -.- ne sam '-'- W.
dollars lie --- SINCE SOFA 5'o- i-i-y 0o''i-2
Linse--- t. -
me S.t- a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01
kasII1lllzO
Shine I!E!.IzyIa
MRS. WINSLOW,
S o O t h in g Syrup

FOR CHILDREN T'EET'HING.
with greatly facilitates the process Of teething by
softening the gums, reducing all Inflammation
viii allay ALL PAINand spasmodic action, andis
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01
ALBANY
General Infirinary
lG1 BROADWAY


T,co doors from Hon. Erdstus Corning q
Co.'S Store, and merit to the Building
occupied by the Albany Board OF Trade.
Is the only Institute founded in this ountry for
exclusive treatment of all diseases Of the heap
throat. Here every operation which the wisdom
Of the Old and New Worlds has shown to be ad-
visable in this class Of diseases is daily performed
new and efficient remedies have been introduced
and many diseases supposed to be incurable are
here permanently and speedily cured
c \ I \ Z Z II
Is PERFECTEY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
This disease, which has blfled physicians for
ages, and brought consumption aud death to mill
ous, Is permanently cured. This is said positive
y for during the last ten years VIC have cured
thousands, and have never failed in cfecting a
ure, in producing satisfactory results. This
no mere boast, for we give names Of persons who
have been cured. Neglect CatlrTh, because the
suffering is not intense, and we have POlypus II
the nose or the various
THROAT DISEASES,
Enlarged Tonsils, Soreness, Cough, HJGrse.
ness, Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis,
&C., &c., dc.
These we cure speedily aud permanently. Still
slight deaths WARNINGS, aud a neglected Catorrh
becomes iueGrab!e Consumption. We cannot
cure this-we do not profess to. God alone can
save. still, those who suffer from cough, pains,
nightsweats, are emaciate1 and raise much, should
not give up until examined by Us for as exam
lining physicians 10 one OF the largest "LIte IN
sura1ce Companjes" I'm America, we have every
opportunity Judge whether the lungs are Affect
de OF nos.
DISEASES OF TIE EAR
Roaring IN the E1rS-Noisss-
Running from the Eqr-IUmors ~
The Lar, &C.,
q. E.. w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

p-+borse Of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
Ne mr. Sick Headache may be prevented; ana
r t,Len ut the commencement Of an attack lmIne-
5i4o relief from pain and sickness VIII De OBTAIN
,rbev seldom fail in removing the Nausea and
J7,4gGcbe TO which females are so subject.
Tbev act gently upon the boWels-remo7lng
Far I,srqrv Afn, Staf,nt, Delicate Females,
81 a1I 7,s-so-s Of ge}cuf1rV h4bfs they are valua-
7easa Lqrafi1e. improving the qpD the, giving
,,,a-d ri7o7 to the digestive organs, and restoring
tho natural elasticity aud strength Of the whole
system.
Tho CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
meut.. having been IN use many years, during
which time they have prevented AMI relieved a
vast amount Of pain and suffering from Headache,
whether originating in the qvroas system or from
q dcranred state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their campos.-
tion. AMI may lie taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change of diet, and me
sl,ace Of auu disqrresa5i taste reales u elsg 90
ADMINISTER t4ea. % cu,drn.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT$!
The genuine have five signatures Of Henry G.
Srauliing on each box.
sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Med
i.ae
ABox win be sent 10y mil IroTHi on receipt
Of the
PRICE - CENTS.
Al. orders should be addressed %
HENRY c. >PAJLDING,
4, CEDAR STREET. y. y,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01

As certain unprincipled persons are a,temptinr
to palm of on the unsuspeeting public, limitations
Of my PREPARED GLUE. L would capt;on 81
persons to examine before purchasing and see thar
the fnll name,
"SPALDING'SPREPARED GLUEp
is on the outside wrapper; all others are syindlipp
eountsrfeits.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01
TBIIT. TRTIT TETIT


C. ~.
C...l 81. 7--. p-.,.... 49,.
u is warranted o. relieve --.u7 IN five .-ia-
u-es
IT, break ma common cold To- a SINGLE rf-lt
Tarelicve tie Asthma a. once.
To cu-e al coughs and diseases Of the lungs.
previous % u,.e-lti.r.
The matches success. and rrr-c-sier.ei r--r-
llritv which this rene. has atc-iaei in one short
wear v.-,I ..s- p. ~. n S.. .s.- .l-l--,- = lis
CXcel.crcv. T. any she ..a.-- l- Pc such give il
one trial
r.--'.. .... -.,.
~ - '- ---l
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-03-01
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR
INFANTS

We have put up and sold this article fo- over
ten years, and can say, In confidence and truth Of
it, what we have never been able TO say Of any
other medicine ever has il failed, in a single
instance. 10 effect cure, when timely used. Never
did We know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used IT, On the contrary, 0ll arc delight
ed with its operations, and SPEAK N terms u COM
incubation Gifts magical effects and medical yirtu.
es We speak in this matter 'vhat VIC do know.
after ten years experience, anj ledge our rcDut-
alton for the fElfllment Of we here declare.
In almost every instance whoI the infant is sud-
cring from pain and exhaustion, re..f VIII De
foaud in fifteen or twenty u.iuute after Che syrup
is administered.
This valuable plratiol Is tile prescription Of
one # the most lEpe-. euccd and skilll8l Nurses
in New England. and has been used with never
falling success IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Il not only relieves the child from pain, but
iviu-5-a,cs the stomach and bowels, c5-rcets acid
itv and gives tall AMI energy t. tie whole syst
EN-. Il VIII almost instantly relieve
Gripping ga t!se Bowels. ana NVind Collie
and over. ING c11vuls,ons. which, if not speedily
rc.r.liei end in death. We believe il the hes. and
slrlst remedy in the world, ia all cases Of dvsent-
cry AID Ii8r-aa4 il children whether il arises
from tcetLiuc, or tr.n any other cause. We would
say % every mother who has child suffering from
any Of the foregoing comFlaiuts-do not let your
prciuGices u.r the Ir.uaices Of others, stand be-
tween You and your suffering child, and the relief
that Is surc-ves. al ,lutelv sure-t0 follow the
use of this medicine, j. timely used. Fun direc-
tons tlr using VIII accompany each bottle. None
genuine unless tie fac-simile q CURTIS & PERk-
IN~. Ncw-l ors, is GA the outside wrapper.
sold by Druggists throughout the world.
PIil--pl. Office, - Cedar street. X. J.
Price orly p cents per bottle.