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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-05

MELoDE0N CONCERT HALL No. $50 Rroadwav..--
SONGS. DANCES, BURLgseGxs. &c.--fRmLANp IN lsai
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN. Broadway. --sptso ras PLoucu--
TooDLEs
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5s5 Broadvav-sox,
DANCES BuRLEseuxs, &c. "''
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GAIETIEs CONCERT ROOM GIG adwav-pp,w,x,
EooA ENTERTAINMENTS BALLgrs. PAAroaixEs FAncss 10
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AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. Az Broadway.-Soscs Bar.
LhTs' fANroNiMks 6c.-M IS usRApR BALL.
CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL No az gowerv -
buhifsouEs. SONGS. DAStEs, &c.--BLAox SrA1uE
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~, with the evident intention OF spending mo-
ney unnecessarily which ought to be econo-
mlzed An end ought to be put to all such
Jobbing. At Willett's Point, Fort Schuyler and
Scarsdale there is already five times the room
that is needed, and every cent of money laid ont
at Fordham or elsewhere will be thrown away.
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NEW YORK HERALD.

OFFICE n. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU SITS.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
New Year.

To-day commences another year, and
it is very appropriate time for each OF
MS to review the past, and take fresh
start for the future. Marking the diff
culties and obstacles we have contended
against, and realizing the dangers that
have menaced US. during the year just
gone, we are better prepared to start for
ward in the way of life, towards a hap
pier goal. All Of us have fault to re-
press, an appetite to overcome, and now
is the time to commence the effort. We
have doubtless learned, over again, how
beautiful is a life of virtue, how crafty.
ing the practice of temperance, how sat
isfactory and beneficial an honest inter-
course. Now is the time to engraft these
elements upon our characters. We have
all seen more Of the viciousness Of idle
ness, and the morality of industry, and
it behooves us to avoid the one and en-
getcally adopt the other. All have
learned essential rules of successful bus
mess. Let us have the courage to guide
our actions by them during the coming
year. All have felt qualification al
business promptness and seen the disa-
greeable weight which debt imposes.
All have realized the hardship of profit.
gacy and extravaganza, and the advan-
tage Of economy and sef-denial. Let all
try to profit by the knowledge. We
have all gained the needed experience to
commence the formation of a proper
moral and business character, and hap
py he who has the courage and energy
to make the start and continue the work
To him the pleasing salutation of " Hap
py New Year" will have significance,
and each recurring year will indeed be a
happy one. The reward we'll repays the
labor. Reader commence the work, and
proper way TO begin it is to go right
off, at the very commencement of the
year. and pay the printer all you owe
him. That will give you an immense
impetus in the right direction.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01

On Sunday morning last. the Montour
House barely escaped destruction by fire.
The fire had caught from stove pipe in
the servants sleeping apartment, and
when discovered had nearly reached the
roof. 1t was burning quite 6ercely, and
had consumed large box in the room,
and had laid hold Of the rafters. 1t was
quickly exlinguished, but few minutes
more would have given itsuch Roadway
that the whole establishment would in
evitably have been destroyed. 1t is a
matter Of congratulation for Mr.. PURDY
.ad for the town that the discovery was
made as soon as il was.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
M arkets.

The market tor Wheat and Pork has
quite firm feeling, and an upward tend
ency. Wheat is selling a, 59@54 cents
but buyers are purchasing on a margin
OF from to cents, and No /, Spring
will bring $1,000 cents. There is nc
change in Corn or Oats; the former i:
selling at Ia, the latter at l3 cents. But
ter is selling at le cents. and Eggs lC
cents. Dressed Pork is selling at 81 sc
@S4 60.
In Dubuque, Wheat, on Saturday, sold
for 5000 cents, and the market had :
better tore. Corn Is cents. Oats l5@
II cents. Butter ll@12 cents. Eggs
l2@l5 cents Pork 81 60@S5 10.
In Chicago. on Friday, No. / Wheat
sold at so cents, No 9 ut rs cents
Corn 30G3l cents. Oats LIZ cents
Pork So OOG5 79. Exchange lo(01l
cents.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Muns0n & Dun ham.

L1- No better place to buy Groceries
Boots and Shoes. Dried Fruits, Wooden
Ware, Blooms, Nails, Dried and SAL
Fish, DC, can be found in this village
than at the store Of of the above enter
prising firm, and we believe the public
appreciate the fact, for we always find
the proprietors busy. They sell at very
low prices, and deal in nothing but good
goods. They have a fine stock now or
hand, and We invite for it an examina
lion by our country readers.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Improvement.

Ev Gradually the vacant spaces on
Main street are being filled up, and it
wiil be but short time before we shall
have 4 compact mass Of buildings on
both sides Of tho street, from the bridge
UP to Court street. Mr.. EIKEL has filed
Up the open space above BLoSpES's bar
Der shop with neat little store. and the
pas! week another small building has
been moved upon the vacant lot west OF
the Post Office. We would gladly see
hess Improvements more solid and sub
stantial, but even as they are they are
'ery gratifying. Could We have uni
form grade adopted for Main street. and
siie walks built along the business p"r-
non Of it. j, would add greatly to the ap-
pearance Of the town.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01

EU The Sunday School connected
with the Methodist Church Of this sil-
lage is 10 have an Anniversary on the
10Th inst..--two weeks from this day
The little folks are to have supper and in
he evening will treat the public 10
series Of exercises. consisting Of music
Jislogues. defamation. tableaus, DC.
he arrangements are in active prepare
lion. aud first rate time may be cx-
pected
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Post Office Change.

CI Rumor has it that Bombastie
LORENZO is not going to wal, to be kick
ed out Of the Post Office. but has re
signed his official position in favor of a
Republican, with the expectation. prob
ably. of trying to forestall the action OF
;he Republicans. We note genera
feeling of satisfaction, however, at the
prospect Of getting rid OF LoRESzo, and
should he conclude to relieve the town
sHd the county Of his presence. we think
that general satisfac ton would be large
ly Increased.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Contested Election Case.

GF- The contested election case of
GLYSS Us. HART was tried last week be
fore Judge TABOR, w. CHANDLER and
JAS. BRowS. and resulted in favor of the
defendant, Mr.. HART 1t will be remem-
bered that at the last election there were
81 votes cast for l.. w. GLYNN for JUS
tice Of the Peace, which, it was contend.
ed, should have been counted for Ii. w.
GLYSS. Had they been so counted. Mr.
GLrSN would have had majority Of one
over Mr.. Hart. The election board
however. gave the certificate to Mr.. HART,
and the Court has sustained their action,
which is undoubtedly the only course, un.
der the law. they could pursue.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Cold Weather.

Es- On Friday last we had quite a
ali Of snow-soms four or six inches
teep. Saturday and Sunday were very
aold, the thermometer reaching Is de-
grees below zero. On Saturday, for the
greater portion Of the day. several mock
suns, or sun dogs accompanied Sol
on hs voyage through the Heavens, and
AZ times beautiful bow extended from
ono to the other. In the evening Luna
also seemed to be in company with a
sister moon on either hand of her. The
air was full of frosty particles during the
whole day. and dyed with vermillion the
the noses, cheeks and ears exposed to it.
We think the day. as whole, was the
coolest of the winter.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Ball.

EF To. night there is 10 be an excel.
ent Ball at Morse Hall, aud every one
sl.o wants a nights enjoyment should be
present. Messrs. CHANDLER and BARNES
have determined to mako it The Ball Of
the winter, and they will succeed. The
music will be excellent, and the supper,
furnished by Messrs. SHERWOOD & KIM
s.LL. Of the White House, unsurpassed
The affair could not be in better hands.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01

There win BE- au Oyster Supper served
up IN the Temperance Hall, in Aliens
block, on Wednesday Eve. Jan. 9th, for
the benefit Of the Good Templar Lodges
Of Independence. A general invitation
10 extended 10 al friends Of tho temper.
ance cause.
Tickets Is cents. 10 be had at the
stores Of Messrs. Clark d Hallam, A. H.
Fonda a. Bro. and A. ]. Bowlsy.
e@ Bv order Of Committee.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
yota1 Matters
Wood.

Wood.
EY- We are in want of fifteen or TWEEN.
~ cords of wood. Will those who owe
SIS see that we are supplied ? Many
l.ave promised to bring us wood. Will
.hey make good their promises immedi-
s.ely? We hope they will.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Also, new improved editions of
The Boat Club, Now or Never, Try
Again. All Aboard. and
Poor and Prone,

Making !" Oliver Optics Library for Young
People" Six volumes, in neat box, each volume
illustrated price, per volume, 63 c.
The author of the above unequalled books is
q teacher of one of the Boston Public Schools,
and the chief editor OF the " Schoolmate' His
books are, without any exception the most pop
ular, interesting and instructive of any books
offered TO the young and the publishers look to
the Great West, and especially to Cincinnati.
for the same favor and appreciation which is
extended to them in Boston. New York and the
East generally.
Any volume sent BY mail post paid. upon
receipt Of price, by
RICKEY, MALLORY & co..
% West Fourth St,
CINCINNATI, O.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Religious Service.

Religious service will be held at the
Presbyterian Church in this place on
Friday next, that being the day appoint
ed BY President Buchanan for fasting
and prayer. Services will commence at
10Y A. NJ.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Nip the Evil i'm its Bad.
Doctor Whittier

TURES all Private Diseases and diseases mr..
~ ising from self-abuse. His theory and ex-
position of sexual diseases is a clear dehneation
af all the diseased conditions. Send cents
Cures guaranteed. Consultation free. Box
e59 Office 81 Pine st, St Louis, Mo Is S2y
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Glass & Glassware.

4 large assortment constantly on hand snii
aide for Druggists and Housekcer.rs.
At WALLACE'S Drug Stors
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
CORN STiRCH SJGO. TapIOcl

Ontlnssl. Pearl Barley, Chocolate E<,ract.
for Cook ing. Rose Water, &c, So
~ WALLACE'S Drug Store
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
FANCY SO

Honey SOAP. Windsor Soap. Campiora,ei
Soap. Der Soap Transparent Soap from tho
mandatory Of A W Harrison. Philadelphia
II WALLACE'S Drug Storc.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
Machine and Lamp Oil.

Camphine and Burning Fluid alwaNs an
baud, 70 supply the trade.
At WALLACE'S Drug SCR,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
To Physicians and Dealers,
otter large and we'll selected stock of
DRUGS & MEDICINES

Selected with care. ana Warranted pure. AZ
prices that defy competition To Country M.r
chants aud Dealers generally. ott,'r induce
ments that certainly will lead You To .xamne
my Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent for all the Popular Patent Medicines
The Trade supplied al Manufacturers prices.
At WALLACES Drug Storv.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
PERFs EssN

Lnbin's Extracts. Wreht's Extracts. iu..
Haules Extracts, Hair Brushes. Tooth Brushes.
Fancy soap. Toilet Powders. DC. Le.
At WALLACE'S Drug Sisr,.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-01-01
To Painters:

Paints, Oils. Vnrnishes. ST Louis pure White
Lead. Buffalo Lead. French and American Zine
ground IN oil. and Dclnar yarnish \ large
sSsortmen, Of Colcrs. dry and ground IA oil
oopal Nataish. Nos ! and 2. LIGHT P.ei,r,.
Varnish, Coach Body Vnrnish, Asphnl,un Var
nish, leather vara!sh. Japa, Varni.h. rurpea
tine DC, fog ssia Al current marke, pri,.,s.
AZ VILLAGES D,ng ,,os>,
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MEDICINE.
The SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW wEApoS or pErxScz.


BOLDIERS who gsIisrtiv ,,,,,..,..- .,-....
'he Cove Ihneni, should be ur,te-ted 49,,
hit knesl and DestL by inglarioua d,...,.
~. tset tnat IN al wars since y,,rt.
petaIs sclenc'i m re deaths have .es,,l.., -.
sickness thsn from the cNsualit.-s Of war,
lie, every soldier b. armed with RADWAv,o
READY RELIEF. II will prove A serviceabls q
fnuss a. pistol, sword OF hayoua with a no dan
ger will result 'rIfn suLstroke, Darrhsa, Dysent4ry,
Fever and AR'ie Typhus and Typhoid Pevesn
R'eumstism, Neuralgia, Headaa uv, or other paius
Coughs, Colds lnhuenzA or Asthma With hh
remedy penuiuuy useo IN 'he camps, no ackneu
NlL break out or pestence prevail
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has b,.a s,u,
proved n be the most inn ertant equipments o ~
med cal stores II saved tie lives Of Thousands al
soldiers IN NeneEuelA, NeS GranadA, and Ecuador.
3 nth America II also proved u great value " ths
Y ghth Regiment, during their encamptnsni =
Q arantne, as vouched FOR by AL the ofhcers and
upw ds Of $50 privstss Of the gallant Eighth
bAnnld the chances Of war require tire presenos Of
Our ho"re in the mslarious regions, lagoors ard
mars - anu nee pantati ons " the Southern StaAas
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will prove Of more
Seryce " used than all the batteries and artleris.
o. he e'th. WIZ this remedy, the los- Of life ly
we ,es.es OF climate will he srnalls without a and
dependent upon the skill Of the srSny snrvrsns. an
'limated, and without aNpafi,nce ~ u the di-~.-
ses a. they prevail n thosc localities the loo Of ufs
= II te fearful.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will save IN. B,s
OF thOse who may he se7ed with any OF the elm 40
diseases n the Boutlerl States FIR twelve y~.r,
u tAa tstted successfully with tie most f1rtnidAhf
~ rest lenres ~ the ce. outtnn and sugar tanA.
hons, Railways READY RELIEF, A. prevsa-
i've and curative OF diseases incdeptA 10 the South-
err States, Is 10 experiment but an absoluts ia
In ~ NuIuda, Bruises SprainA Gun. 6hos
Wounds, sabre ur layune, wound, the applicable.
OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will I've ~ sTesA
SCI wee, ana n uted iudicousy will prevenl inhr.
nation, mort hcston, and ssre tho nsoes.iV u sn.
putANOn.
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MEDICINES.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINES.


HrNIUfEYN II lhpHOfATUo di1fHF1M
had their origin in grea, pubic wsps,--me.iisnes
for all the wants Of io-eurNtivsat si ia,heT, moth
sr, nurse or traveller could always have by them,
md always rely uron,-so simple that mistake
not be made In the selection; 70 harmless thst al
may Ne WIN inruru7. aad ~ efnceni tia,
all may rely upon them with safety Such they
have PrOvcd. Thousands Of families use therl daily
Tor Al the ills and ailments OF every day life, AID
farely are seriously *. or have neel 10 call aphy-
Selan. Thousands, with some single specific, have
cured themselves q serious chronic Diseases " years
Standing and upon which they have spent hundreds
In vain, and among the million who use 1he1. nons
question their purity or efficacy
But "a no genuine coin is without liz c,irta,..,.
% under tie shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPECTFICs.
number Toadstool "CurStives" &C. Remedies.
have come up, whose principal Use "a n lear invo-
untsY testimony " the worth Of the original Such
trash Is but tie frOlh thai success always throws W
the surface.
These shallow knAves iuSs knov enough " COPY,
bot not enough n INYENT-they know enough "
STEAL but not enough - ORIGINATE g. they
have stolen tie names and numbers Of my med-
eines and even copies my Advertisements, and v ia
those borrowed garments the ass essays W act tbs
lion, and even fNncie- his baynR IL the rear Of the
monarch Of the forest. But the pablo are acquAn,-
81 9TH such pa'try devices, and we'd know bo- I.
take the true coin and leave tic bNss oountsrtei
with IL maker.
They are now RECOMMENDED BY the mos
EMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
They are used by the most INTELLIGENT and RE-
FINED 4 every commusity. All have found them
all they have been recommended PROMPT, EFPI-
GENT and RELIABLE every -sy vothy u pub
Ito oonhdeacs and patronage.
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can't think Clever fellow, Pinch but want
il curious trick Of tho poor skipper 10 box him
M below herei I fancy hed guess We would
al soon be under the mates cJmnsnd! It's
queel thing, the BRAN, isn't H. Mr.. Collins
for example. row, there's the captain il makes
thirk something O. oilot a clock near indon
with everything ac'oringly, Macleod lancies
il a soopeina,ural incl, and twad lie, about
some Calvnist stuff he learnt ~ school. Then
now. yhueh is il aftor alli NohiBg-maybe,
eh p
Tho fellow capped all with sheer, as much as
10 say wa a fol, which had stood from him
several times bcfcs, though now could have
kicked him, moro Tor his hesrtless way than
aught else.
an tell you, Mr. Small, said / "what
think you-you're neither moro nor loss than 49,
but turned on my heel.
'Im Of, however" sad he, ito turn in
again.
-. l.
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TESTIMONIALS

Mr.. DANIEL LovEJoY, ofNo. ls7 Wet 42d IT.
New York, has been afflicted with the Piles for
uSerty years. lie used tho Patent PHO Pipe with
Ointment, and in three weeks was completely cured
Mr.. ANDREW VAN HORN, OF Greenpoint, Long
Island, whose store is at No. 20 MAngn st., New
York, WAS troubled with the Piles very severely, but
by the use Of the Patent Pile Pipe and Ointment was
immediately relieved, and in the short space Of three
weeks vas completely cured.
Mrs. VAN HORN, wife OF the Last named gentle
ma, Lad painful attack Of the Piles, used the Pipe
and Ointment and WAS cured in one peek
DAVID McCARTIIYNo. O24 Fifth st, New York,
who had suffered acutely from the Piles for a long
time, WAS cured by the Pipe aud Ointment in six
weeks.
Nj. THOMAS wILDES corner OF Beekman and
wsn sts, New York, after suffering many years,
TIE. I've Patent Pile Pipe, and recommends il As the
WY best article that can be used.
" CHARLES TODD, No. 10 Wall street, suffered
Intensely for years, aud after trying every known
rem,, within his reach, was wholly cured by the
Ppea Ointment
BENJAMIN IRVING, ofNew York, engineer, was
sradnay sinking under the depressing and agoni.
Sing Influence OF the Piles, was induced to use the
Pipe and ointment, and experienced immediate re.
hec-sradu ally improved under their healing In.
huCnce, and in a few months VIA entirely cured
lie claims tat the Pipe and Ointment, under Prov.
ldenoo, saved HIS lie.
We might add pages OF statements, but these will
suffice. Persons wishing fr further evidence can
nave by calling at the Depot
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rIERcYs ANTI. BILIOUS CORDIAL,
FOR DYSPEPSIA, BILIOUS FEVER, CoLIC,
COUGHS, LIVER AFFECTIONS, %.
P1ERCY's
PATENT PILE PIPKl
A NONEI-T IN TIE MEDICAL. WnRIn
PATENT PILE PIPKi
A NOVELTY IN THE MEDICAL WORLD.

This Pre-, recently patented. Is an entirely new
invention, being a mechanical contdvancs for the
more convenient and complete application o, cura
tive, sejatiVe and lubricatng ointnenta, IN the
treatment OF Piles and other Diseases Of the rectlm
and for these objects Il is unsurpassed in simplicity,
cleanliness and efficiency OF operation. No family
should be without one; for when once il advantages
and couyeniences are known, Il will be deemed A
useful and as Indispensable, in ita way, as tho com
mon injection tube.
In addition u the unqualified appreciation which
this Pipe has met with from every Physician 10
whom il has been submitted, we have oommenda
tory statements gwen us by those who have expert
enced benefits from use OF the Pipe and Ointment,
and We invite attention to tho following, as An aver
age sample Of the whole
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EU RS-FURS--FURS-RE
moyal-f fancy flTs, cheaper than tls cheaps1
Al 1871 Eighth avenue bet 26th ard 2.,l streets
tremember up Saup this only place up
Town where they make the mHnufsc.urin.
OF fancy fnrI their exclusive business; II
crns,qucnce u removing, 1 odcr my sltiIs stock
c0mlrisng all the varieties Of .adies ami chidrns
fancy furs, at go PER coii than thu original cost
lsdes now IL tie tim" H. supply yoIueve, and
ia ldion with inrs a. moderate cGlt can sell (.
g"t no and 7lifs, AZ l,S a. . 4 liars Furs made
ltarcd and UpsiTsi carefully sni promptly, by
prAffB' rries IINIGAN. ua9N 24ac'iQi
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RADwAY q CO.,
No. rs John a., n =,


We have completed Arrangements wth phyE-
clan Of extended practice ~ furnish us With fr.ak
vaccine virus from healthy infants In ohe.nin.lly
sealed glass tubes, and will supply physicians and
81 Eeons IN the army with either vaccins naster N
seats, in tho tubes for 80 cents ea0h-or tubss-
one containing vaccine matter and ths other soNhs
Tor % cents capable OF vGccinAting at least ten par
sons We viii guarantee every tuba Of vAoans 70 ~
hesh and pure and from healthy infants
AddresH RAILWAY * co, gs John a, Including
Tie amount In postage stamps
$1,000. RAILWAY d CO,
my24 uwo "a John -. nj
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railways READY RTIIRy

have e'mm tel SERIOUS IA stake fur tnAs runSc4,
fIeeiy 8ed among TIE troups viii prevent and sart
In doubie quick time Small PoH. MeNsa., Yellu~s,
Typhus Typhoid and all ether malignant dssarss.
LET tie Guvanameut supply every military dept 80
sncanpment VITA RAl~ays Rady Relief. ~
sickness ia serious nature viii prevail. Hv@J
volunteer sho.dd provide themselves With . isv bot
ter Of this remedy II will protect you AIins, sud
deu stacks ~ the meet malignant disorders, ant
will In al oAs~s Of ueEne- expedite curs
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BaAII, Po-.

TIE fal tafy O,lruns .nnOl.cs t1st B,nan ru1
hei-,lsE, and Ma xpA Fsvots, hsvs btpkan ,ni 10
stI d,ta rei- May 22I-Ai wil,trs PoipI and oaI
tcofs ~ Whsh.ngt N, Annapolis, Fortress NonTss
Ars swelling tie sex Let H. m Alarming ettS,I rhs
Government ~ netlNctng v supply tRs msdiaal
- .