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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
sNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

CNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
- New York, Jan. Q, 1861.
y ssTeSy sssn ~ sn sl,% On p,ne sns ~ Jurors 81
4 tolowing Courts<to be held In and for the City
Jury Of New Yoft, on the 4th day of February,
pa,el. Of 100 Peti. Jurors each, for a Supreme
paeis q i0i Petit Jurors each, for Court Of
p%es q r risi fetit ' Juror, each, for . Superior
q Court Of General se.dons; ,, ,-S
HI MATTER OF CONTINUING THE
Of he eopartnsrship name Of PHELPS DODGE
Apsn'-Chy and County Of New York. The un-
lsLS DODsiE q Company, hsfsby esrtiiy and
tht ths following are tn. name aud plaoes o.
4 be pa ssns deallns undsr ,speh c1p,r.nerAhiP
VI ESIobGE ybsfst cyAHEs 3 sroxEs Nse " WiI.iha a
yDNs yRief. p. WILLIS JAMES and AN5Qs
iLS, ,sIbKES, an IN the city Of New YcTk
antthat they continue to have busins~, rel.tlons
eRfsJtfSokEs i admitted . me%Se, q aid @.
VI rIG d: bos Sssf bxsIfI s III gAHss Hss.Ss pr
JI, law !, |1ffs M y1HEs NE AsSs ssSS g. fHkLfs II
q, Of January, one thousand eight Sundred and
sE6KEs, WILLIAM u BoplE, JsqiSI5
2na.n 2Ms 70 ana %s tSSSs e 81 inai,,da.i. a E ds'
- aud who executed the foresoins certifc ste,
sily .etn9wlsdssd that they they executed ths
u'efore IN me that he eIscuted the ssms q the act
j Of DANIEL JAMES, also therein described,
e OF power Of attorney duly executed BY the
Sr N ,ss aoe q sss Rseq S tie St saa
Of New York JOHN j. LAriafiiaa. a.fiiia..iss Eissss'''
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EIGHTH AVENUE BANK.
~ The final dividend will be paid 10 the creditors sf
this bank at my office, 30 broadway, from this date,
Uan Ia 1SGl) Y. r. COwLES
nlb 9'l2o Receiver.
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MECHANICS AND TRADERS SAVINGS
lu Bank, +s2 Grand st, cor. Willett
Open daily from 10 a. IN. 10 p. m.
SIX PER CENT Interest allowed on all sums from
" % $780, and per cent all amounts from $500 to
All deposits made on or before the 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY Will draw interest ~ above from the LIT
inst
HARRISON HALL, President
JAMES p. HAIGIT, Bee. jai 6WThFNWP'
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THE TRUSTEES OF THE SEAMENS'
Il BANK FOR SAVINGS, have ordered that intsros
be paid 70 dePosto entitled thereto, Tor the sx months
endins ala ultmo,
- foliows:
On sums Of Five Hundred DoIlan and under, st the
rate Of dx per can't per Annum and
On sms exceeding Five Hundred Dollark a this rate
nve Yer cent per snnuu payable ON and after Mon
fhs issst win Be pl.esd 70 the credit Of dspsstors
pnns'pAl New York January 2ts, sss4T dssi ip,,a,,,
wHIiAn Nnsos, Secretary. j.io o:iiS
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DOSE HILL SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
~ q 14th It. and sth aysnae; open daily from 70
rom 10 CENT. TO Sbooo Teved intsre a The rsts q
gpar efut viii b. aoSed on sum, q $500 and undsI
draw intere.t from the Ia RICHARD II. BULL
dr1s 94acs1T2 Secretary.
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,NpI.OYMENT-Male.

ITS WANTED TO SELL 4 PATENT
'Pt, pays large profit. No money required.
. - making 50 per day. Also Comfy and STAT
= sal, 4cap. Call at iG Nassau st., room I.
Miss
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
l. CORNER Sd AVE q 2oth ST.
CHARTERED 1894.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST
allowed all deposts from dollar TO thousand
DOLLAR.
ALL DErosirs MADE ON on aEyoHn yANuAnr 90rH, WILL
nTnysT pR0h JkEUARY 1sr.
Bank open daily from 10 10 3, also Monday, We'd
pesday and Saturday evenings from TO O'Clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, Pres.
8. 3. CHII4Ds Seo d92 elac'lT
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WANTED.

MONEY WANTED-3300-w BY
Nl firm Of good Standing 5000 for 3 or Q month";. /;
security given. Inquire Of Mr. p DRElIN, la Iowsry.
jsi4 3'l2O
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MARINERS SAVINGS BANK
lN No THIRD AVENUE.
Interest commences January 1st, all deposits
made or before the 10th Of January.
a Pyids1a viii b paid on and si,er January slst,
cent gums Of $500 and under and per cent
over siyD0 =
Bank open daily, from m 10 apm.; and on Mon
day, "Wednesday and Saturday EVENING" from to
O'Clock. ----
THos. D. sTILLNAN, Pres't
..... P;W; EsGs, Vice prssid.nt
ISAAC 7. SMITH, Secretary. ds21 24Ac'142
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Foreign Intelligence.
TIi. BRElIE>'S MAILS.

The steamship Brrmcn, from southampton
pyccmnyr 81, arrived here yc,terL'y.
Tic stX.nH arrived NJ Crw,s, on Drcr nhNr 30.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
THE LOAN AND REVENUE BILLS.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The bill which
passed the house, to-day, authorizes the secre.
tary of the treasury to borrow, within twelve
months, two hundred and fifty millions, for
which he be authorized to ssne certificates of
coupon on registered stock, or treasury notes,
the stock to bear interest not exceeding seven
per centum per annum, payable semannually
and irredeemabe for twenty years, and after
that time redeemable at the pleasure OF the
treasury the notes to be fixed by the secre
tary at not less than fifty dollars, payable in
three years after date with interest, at the rate
of seven and three tenths centum, payable
annually on notes of fifty dollars, and semi
annually on notes of larger denomination, the
faith OF the United States to be pledged for
payment of the interest, and redemption of
the principab and for a Iull and punctual pay
ment OF the interest, the duties on tea, coffee,
sugar, spices, wines, and liquors shall be
specially pledged also such excise and other
internal duties and taxes as may be received
into the treasury
The other bill passed provides that whenever
1t is impracticabe, in the opinion of the presi.
dent, TO execute the revenue laws and collect
duties on imports in the ordinary way at any
port OF entry in any collection district, he
silali De authorized to cause such duties to be
collected at any port of delivery in sald dis
trlct until such obstructions cease, and i'm such
case the surveyors at the ports of delivery
shall be clothed with all the powers and be
subject to all the obligations of collectors at
ports of entry. The secretary is authorized,
with the appreciation of the president, to ap-
point weighers, ~augers, etc, and the custom
house for any district may be established either
on land or on shipboard for the collection of
duties in cash The president is empowered
to employ such part of the army and navy, or
militia, as may be deemed necessary, and if
duties on imports cannot be cffectually col
ected lie eau close ports OF entry in the dis.
trict by proclamation. The president may at
discretion license and permit commercial in
tercourse with any part Of state or section
the inhabitants OF which are declared in state
of insurrection. Vessels found in ports OF the
United States fifteen days after such proclama-
tion is issued shall be forfeited. Forteitures
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
NEW VIRGINIA,

WHEELING, July 10-A resolution passed
the lower house today, instructing our sena-
tors and requesting our representatives in con.
gress to vote the necessary appropriations of
men and money for the vigorous prosecution
of the war, and to oppose all compromises un
til the rebellion is crushed out. The f,llowing
resolution was offered by Mr.. Vance of Har.
rison -
Whereas, one Owen Loveioy, member
from Illinois, has offered a resolution in the
house Of representatives, having for its object
a repeal of the fugitive slave law, therefore
Resolved, That our senator's in congress be
instructed aud our representatives requested
to vote against said resolution, or any other of
lilyn object
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
GEN. MCCLELLAN CROWDING THE
REEELS.-A EIGHT At HAND.

BUoKHANNoN, VA, July 20-Messengers
have just arrived from Gen. Mcclellan. They
report the enemy very strongly entrenched
less than two miles from Gen. McClellan's
camp, and he directs that the forces within
radius of 40 miles shall join his column at
once. The Indiana 10Th regiment leave here
early in the morning. The Ohio 10th will be
recalled from Glenville, and proceed to join
the main column, which is now about 5000
strong.
After messengers got under way they heard
an exchange of shots Dispatches from Gen.
Mcclellan intimate that he would attack the
advance position OF the enemy, tomorrow
The forces are so near together that the rebel
flags eau be distinctly seen by our forces. Col
Tyler, with the seventh Ohio regiment, occu-
pies Elenville. The rebels had, fallen back
some % miles into the country, to Arnolds
burg.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

NEW YORK, July l0.-COTrON very firm with an nm
ward tendency sales OOOO bales at l5s for nidng ap
lands NP
FL0URReceips % sos bbls sales l3 100 bbls. state
and western opened shade nner but further advance
in frcght the mUrket closed quiet at Yesterdays nrce
superne state 3,65 @ 375 extra state 4OO a 400 round
hoop Ohio S455 a 4,15 superfne western $3.50 a 3T5.
common to good extra western 3S5 a 43O; southern "a
SIS, T'''' "
GRAIN-Wheat shade fiTmer, but the advance in
freighs materially checks upward tendency of rce
sales 1874 09 bush Chicago spring 6S % S3e Racine snrin
IS a 81; Milwaukee club 7l@ @ northwestern club
81 a So.
PR0YISI0NS-Pork a shade frmer; sales 700 bbs:
SIS. Whisky shade easier; sales 800 hblS AT id
g 10 sugars 6uoya sales 22B hhds; Porto Rico "a:
NEW YORK CATTLE MARkEr-Beef declined sc
receipts 42i9 at 81 "a She sheep steady; receipts Ii 900
at 81 q &C. Swine steadyi receipts 1900 at 81 a 81
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
WMIsTLING TO KEEP THEIR COUR-
AGE Uls.

LOUISVILLE, July 10.-The recruiting officer
for the southern contederacy informs me that
two thousand men have left Kentucky for tie
confederate army, within fifteen days while
in the same time, federal enistments in the
state had not reached $50. lie further states
that he shall send southwark, tonight, five
deserters from Rosseau's camp, and would get
plenty more if the rules of the camp were less
strict Other accounts agree that from sixty
to seventy-tive per day leave Kentucky for the
confederate army.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
FROM RALTIMORE.-A CREDITED
REPORT THAT WISE HAS BEEN

BALTIMORE, July lO.-Col Thomas, the
French lady, has been presented by the grand
jury Of the U. S. district court, for piracy and
treason, and is now in Jail TIE troops quar-
tered in this city left this afternoon for camps
in the suburbs. Col Lyle's regiment, before
leaving, went through the manual in Monu-
ment Square.
report from Washington, by the evening
train, says it is very generally credited there
that there is reliable information that Gov.
Wise was shot, and either killed or seriously
wounded
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
REPORTED FIGHT AT NEWPORT
NEWS.

PETERSBURG, July 10.-The Express of the
9th has an account of fight at Newport News
between $50 Lousianians and Duryea's Zou-
aves, in which the Zouaves lost great mum.
ber, Hhile the Louisianians lost only two,
among whom was Col. DE Kussey.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
SENATOR STANTON

CINCINNATI, July 10.-F, p Stanton pass
ed through today for Washington, having
been appointed by the governor of Kansas to
fill vacancy in the senate, caused by Gen.
Lanes acceptance of a brgader generalship
in the regular service.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

STOCKS easier but less active; Chicago & Rock
Island 36; Galcna e. Chicago 81; Michigan southern
l3s Erie 23 southern 80; Pacific Mail 20 Illinois reeis
tered bonds 49, Georgia skies 624 Tennessee skies "a
Treasury per cent l0l L. s. skies 81 registered Sf
Ceveland IL Toledo 254; Illinois Central scrIp G6i
Hudson "a; New York Central Is; Illinois coup0n bon1s
10 Sl4 Missouri skies 4s Virginia skies 4Sl CoIifo
sevens rs; U. s. skies 81, coupons sSt
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
BRITISH SUBJECTS IMPRESSED
INTO REBEL SERVICE.

LOUISVILLE, July 10.-The New Orleans
Picayune having denied Mr. RusseIl's state
ment in regard to the impressment OF British
subjects into the confederate army, the Brit
ish consul at New Orleans carioborates Mr..
Russell's statement
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
NEWS FROM wAsuTNcroN.

WAsHiNGToN, July 10 The confederates
have camp in the neghborhood of Great
Falls, and 1t is supposed, from Indications
that they are endeavoring to plant battery
there.
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nor SALE-At47 Front street, splen-
IL did Bagatelle Table and fixtures. d6t+ jy6
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETS.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN OF $1,000,000,

SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER AND RECEIVER GENERAL
BOSTON, June "a, 1861. {
Pursuant to the provisions OF An Act of the Legsa-
ure of this Commonwealth passed the 2lst of May
of the current year, entitled IAN Act for the Mante
nance of the Union and the Constitution" the under
signed under direction of the Governor and Council
hereby invites proposals for the purchase Of scrip of this
Commonwealth to the amount of One Million OOO)
of Dollars
Certificates of said Scrip will be of the denominations
One Hundred Five Hundred, and One Thousand ($00,
$780, and s000 Dollars bearing interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum, payable seml-annuay on the
first day of July and January interest to commence on
BILE specified in the several certificates, as follows,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

Certificates of $500 and $1,000 Will have interest war
rants attached to them payable they shall fall due at
the Office OF the Treasurer Of the Commonwealth.
Certificates OF 500 will be without such warrants, but
payments of interest upon them Will be made at the same
place on presentation Of the certificates themselves
Bidders are particularly requested TO designate the
class and denominations to which their bids apply, not
lug that the accrued interest from the rst day Of July,
from which the interest runs to the time OF their pay
meN for the scrip Will, in all cases. be an additional
charge to the purchaser.
Sealed proposals for the whole any part OF the
above scrip will be received at this Office until the 10th
day OF July next ensuing at two o'clock p: NJ, when
they WIN be opened, and awards made To the highest
bidders rsServng the right however, 10 reject any bids
for These proposals must be enclosed
in envelope to the address OF the treasurer and
marked ..PRGPosALs FOR LOAN M
Parties whose bids accepted VIII be nothed there
of and Dav,mnt tor the Scrip must he made within ten
davs from the 10th OF july Aforesaid should the scrip
not be prepared at that date the treasurer rec ipt VIII
given enng the holder To receive the same as soon
as II can be prepared. HENhl n OLlNEh.
ie25 dtJyl0
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
SpettaeIes. dc.

SPECTACLES DEPOT, 172 1-2
Main Street The undersigned most respectft1l-
yinvites the citizens OF this place and veini-
u ty, to call and examine II superior selection
III. OF SPEGTACLES, containing his lately i'm
EI1M proved PERIscoPIC CONSERVATIVE LENSES,
H. which he viii adapttO far sighted, near-sight-
III / ed, aged, and weak-eyed persons who may de-
III sire them, according to the true state of their
HI ewes. The material used to make the above
III mentioned Lenses, in its natural state, in puri-
III ty, brllancy, and transparency, rivals the dia
Nij> mond, andfOrms the most beautiful and perfect
W. Spectacle Lenses ever introduced, and possess
I'm es great advantages over the common glasses
Y in general use. Their perfect spherical form
III i gives more extended field O. vision Their
NI~ purity and transparency OF terra akpresents
III less ODstructiOns to the passage of light-over
N1fI\> comes, in great measure what is called by
4 III y Opticians alteration flight. Consequently
4 lI objects seen through them present themselves
III in clear, distinct, and natural form, avoiding
/ vi that glimmering, wavering unsteadiness un-
Ill pleasant sensation after protracted reading
Y tN b sewing; in fact approaching as near the per
feet lens of the natural eye as it is possible for
III art to approach nature.
Many persons unacquainted with the Optical
Art are left to select glasses for themselves
without due regard to the condition of the eye;
W practice often productive of serious conse
Quences udcing the minds of the people against the
of Glasses Glasses selected by skilfu optcian
made of the aforementioned material will instead of
njuring the eye, STRENGTHEN AND BENEFIT IT MATERI
ALLY
He keeps constantly on hand small and large ny
Glasses; Gold Silver and Steel Spectaeles, and Eve
Glasses all kinds different patterns Opera Glasses
q large assortment, for sale and to hire; Magnfyne
Glasses, Telescopes, Microscopes, &e
Artificial Eyesnserted and made to order.
Having taken the agency of one of the first manufac
turers of Pebble Lenses am glad to be ableto sell such
for less mouey than they have ever before been sold for
thus giving everybody the chance of getting the
the eve.
j. ROSENBUSH, (Agent) Optician,
MO i successor to L, Shrsneim
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH.

ALL GOODS WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH.
Every lady will at once that selection of the bar
gains can be made with but little trouble to themselves
or any one else,
800 yds PRINTED MUsLINs. costing from 20 to SOC
One Counter of MOURNING GOODS Of all kinds.
marked about half price.
One Counter of THIN DRESS GOODS, marked 2Oc,
worth 40c.
Large pile of White Plaid CAMBRICs, CAMBRIA
MUSLINS, &C, at IL to zoe.
Twenty-Five MANTILLAS, at at a discount of 20 per
cent.
Thirty FRENCH LACE MANTILLAs, for 20 of them
in small sizes, SO each.
100 Gent3' SHIRT BoSOMs will be sold at sixpence
One Box REMNANTS of GREY GOODS, suitable for
Capes, &c
PARAsoLs and sun UMBRELLAS, all going
100 Hoor SKIRTS, at 37lc, former price SIC
HOSIERY and GLOVES is,laved the length of the
Hosiery Counter all marked in plain figures.
One lot of Cotton and Wool DE LANES marked 69c.
Alltne balance of DE LANES marked One Shilling.
Every PRIN + in store sold at Sixpence.
FRENCH PRINTS marked One Shilling.
White Ground FRENCH BRILLIANTs, Chintz Col
ors, marked l5c,
SILK COUNTER.
and see the The E S Be- So OF dlss hS
customers can examine them they hang.
gz5ILadies; take notice that this Mark Down means
something All can see that am determined 20 turn
my stock into money during July
GEO. II. BRYANT,
No, 4 Mechanics Building Worcester
N Blades will please take notice that am Agent
| for the GROVER G BAKER SEWING MACHINE;
also, that will make discount of 10 per to ali
| purchasers for fifteen days from July lSt
Also, one second hand Wheeler 81 Wilson Machine for
sale cheap. du je2g
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

and penalties incurred by this act may be nit
igated or remitted in cases where special cir
cumstances may seem to require it,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

The plan for this Clearing Sale is this Prices for
nearly every article is marked in Plain Figures; all
goods in cOuspcuOusy displayed so thar ladies
can examine without their being removed from the
shelvesi DO deviation will be made from the marked
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
Worcester, July 10. 1861. St A. ASPFEws' az SUP z
DEGTMENTAL BAND FOR THE

REGIMENTAL BAND FOR THE
~ 18TH REGIMENT.-Twenty-f Musicians are
wanted to form Regimenta Band for the 18th Regiment
NJ v Leaders of Bands wishing to enlist in the U. :.
service are invited to make application Camp Scott
Instruments VIII be furnished, and the pay is quite
HDeral II VIII be an nducement to musicians wishing
permanent employment: Application made in person
ton. CHIrRCH HOWE ~
iylO diff Quarterrnaster 18Th Regiment NJ V
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

Every lady will at that selection of the bar
gains can be made with but little trouble TO Themselves
or any one else,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
A RMY SUPPLIES.-$5OO is now being

Worcester. July .. 1861,
Those wishing Circulars Samples OF the Stencil
business In general will address he American stencil
Tool Works, Springfield, Vt d6tt iy6
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

CHANGE OF TINE FOR CAMP
- SCOTT. Trains leave the Norwich Depot for Comn
Ground, until further notice at 10 80 a. M Is and az
p. m. '
Leave Camp Groun | at 30 and 6 80 D. M
Inc iU ~ a. M ana 4 A p m. Trains from Worcester
also the $50 p rain from Camp Ground are the reg
ular accommodation Trains. No other regular Trains
stop at Camp Ground in going either way
Tickets to go and return to be had at the Ticket Office
for ID cents Persons who do have tickets will lie
charged 10 cents each way. "
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

every day, follows.
Leave Lake House at a. m and and D. m Leave
Worcester from Frank Kerbers SO Front street at
IN, and and p m. Fare each way lie.
Good boats always to be procured ladies and gen.
temen Good refreshments the Lake House new
ielpln Alley for the use Of ladies and gentlemen is
now opend. Suppers for parties be furnished at
snort notice II. P0ULOWSKY.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11

EEHHMsAH\~[ [AGROUND. STONES OAINIBUS
HFllzt.Iz9 NzS4fSl~ will leave from stand opposite Bay
NJ sfSN ~ state House, passing by the Camp
~ NJ Ground at the following hours
from worcester at93O a m, IL m 23O D. m and D. m
from New Worcester at $50 a. m 10 80 a. m. 40 n m
p m. and p dtf ia -
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-11
Not1ti,ss,-
(NRAND EXCURSION To

w URUENTER FIVE CENTS NV
-, lNGS SAVINGS BANK - Notice is hcyehv
orcest 'f Anna Meeting of the Corpora tfon OF the
he cents Saw ings Bank Will be held AZ thc
Vnre ot e stSte Mutual Lie Assurance Company in
NJ ~ ~ T ny kSBAN, July H. at four O'clock n
H. ioI the choice OF officers the wear ensnin, a ~
the transaction of any other business which a @ I9r
come before said meeting ''" lnaN properly
Worcester, June 2B, 1851 dtna A'' ireasurer:
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
LIFE BOTH IN CITY AND COUNTRY

IN a very extraordinary degre The scene is
laid partly in thr country, where it will trace the
rural experience of al American country lad, and
partly in the city, where the hero will lead to the
portrayal of the city virtues, vices, and character
istie traits,-panics, sash times saints and
sconndrels, nobs and snobs, and so forth.
This tale is not one Of those hastily written pro-
auctions which are furnished week by week, e
occasion serves, TO "story papers but 4 work
hichwas projected and partly completed some
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
THE TOWER HOUSE.

This tale is one of peculiar and novel characters
and absorbing interest. It combines humOr, pathos
and practical knowledge Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
THOUSANDS OF CASES.

1t not only relieves the child from pa1 s.t
invigorates the stomach and bowels c.--e..s u
ity, and gives tone and energy 20 the whole sy=t.
en-. L viii almost instantly relieve
Gripping in the Bowels. and Wind Collie
and overcome commissions, " mich, i. lrt srss-s
re.nedicd, end in death. We believe IL tie --s- s-
surest remedy in the world, in al Gases e -gs--
cry and DiarrhQa in children, whether Fl a--
from teethiDg. or from any 9th cause. NsF.-
say % every mother who has child SUFFERING .--
any of the foregoing complaint ua- le- v..
prejudices, ror the preiudices of othe-s. st2-l
tween you and your suffering child, l1- t-a 81
.lat is sure-yes. absolutely sure-.1 follow -.
use Of this medicine, if timely used. Foil -.-,.
tious for usiIg VIII accompany each 01--.e. l.-.
genuine unless the fac-simile ofCU NI.-E Pl-5.
ms, New-York, is on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throu gh0ut tie world
Principal Office, , Ceiar street, ". Y.
Price eufv - cents U=r H--.a.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
FAMILY NEWSPAPER.

Terms-s3 a year; two copies to one address,
$. Eve copies do, ST; ten copies Dc, $50.
THEDaILT WORLD has already, in the few
moatl. q its existence, had q success unknown in
the history Of journalism Is circulation is equal
TO that Of tie ola established daiiies.