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The New York herald., 1862-09-08
sHIPPING NEW S
Pert Or New York, September :, lsss.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED
s;sa%H;ssS1 Hsi1 sss, s ?, sss south g anspor wosda.
master Had strong Ne gales q Hssserss ssps AZ.
%ss spoken n.sss =
day Pm spoke steamer suwannes from Philadephia
sss%s1p 4,ssS g ..; .s.asso ,ss e:a.asn Eo,. Mo
10 3 Tomptins us ouarermssar 'eDei D''0"e'ss
ship kssisi pssao Load0n ana Isle q wight. July
w'sn Ess 20 u
BARK w'nona Pickett zaza Aug Is with sugar. to Peck
Barr Pike Lowell Boston. days. in ballast 70 mas
IN order Haa c
gales the entire 9TH inst passed brig with cass
Brig T.nsis Ring, Fureer M.sanzas n days. with
s sa to
H.ss foe New s IN Sog e. @ os M
was boarded by brig BainbrdSe Com Lynch from Key
srg Kass Br Mcdonald Cow Bay Is days, with COAL to
schr Volunteer lBr, coalace Salt Cay II, days with
salt 70 Ssssa SSaa % s%ss q jenkins, Lur.n cp 10
ehr DIVINE !Br Clark chOunss. Ms 10 days. with COAL
ss;s
schr II Van Name, Van Name, Washington, Adaya
e.: sfS
cSr schr Berlin D. ssrrymag. chineosssas. ~ 2dayA
sssr sS An Asi Eagle. h; Wider % Gssis Vi. Pembroke
sshr Delaware, Plat ElsSoIsh, sdaya
Schr Nile, Smith, kennebunk.
Schr Quail Brewfter, Vina haven for Staten Isssnd
Schr Admiral, Dover, NH.
scLr Mayaower. Hennessy, Boston. days
Schr II Wellington, Spelman, Boston for Albany
Schr Huntington, Lowell. Boston for Albany.
Schr David q Floyd, Brett Providence.
Schr D Hodsman, Cook, Providence.
Scnr Henrietta, Braman, Newport
Schr Catharine Thomas, Baker New Haven.
Schr Marietta Hand, Terry, New London.
Sci r II Weston, Fish, Fort Even for Boston
Schr Len Kerhrook Roudout for Boston.
Schr Victor, Strout, Bondout for Newburypor.
Steamer Josephine Gus iranspor) GrEmley Wasbinsor
seamerJ Green ~ transport, Mershon Washington,
TO u Quarterlnascr.
Steamer Fire Brick. Fenton. Philadelphia.
Steamer Torrent, Phllbrlck Phiadelphla.
Steamer Rarian. Slower Trenton.
Steamer Falcon, Jones. Providence.
The following vessels arrived Saturday but accident
ally omitted
Bark Celeste tAast Catarnich, London ~ days In ba
last order Aug 2l lat "A So ion Al bl sgnazed ship Co.
celia, steering lat IA 49, lon 49, large iceberg.
Bark Queen Victoria (Br OF Dublin), Conway Dublin ~
Gays with iron and lead TO order Had line weather
throughout the passage.
Bark susan NJ Dudman (Br new. of Yarmouth EsL Der.
kee, Tusket, NS days. IN ballast TO Danl Starr.
SAILED.
Steamer Forrest City: Washington. DC; gunboat
Cuver Portsmouth, NIL
Wind ~ sunset S.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
Majer General Pope Appointed to
the Command Of the Department
Of the Northwest.
General Mcdowell Granted ,
Leave of Absence.
Major General Reno Takes His
Command,
&C., &C., u
WAR GAZETTH.
OFFIoIAL,

Instructions 90 United states Marshals,
Military Commandants, Provost Mar
shals, Police Omcers, sherims, &c.
wAR DEpARrxEsT, WASHINGTON, Sept 8, 1862.
Tho quota OF volunteers and enrolment OF militia having
been completed in the several States tbs necessity for
stringent enforcement Of the orders Of the War Depart
ment in respect 70 volunteering and drafting longer
exists Arress for violation Of these orders and for dis
oya practices win hereafter be made only upon my
press warrant by direction Of the military commander
Governor Of tho State in which such arrests may be
made, and restrictions upon travel imposed by those
orders are rescnded.
L. G. TURNER, Judge Advocate.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
MIsCELLANEOUs.

A BEAUTIFUL IDEA-soME OF THE MANUFAC-
n tufers OF nostrtns under the Of "bttors,n
which might be decterous could people induced
swallow them have the stupidity TO advertise that the stun
thev make is not made OF acoho whskey, n tho
world that the article Of known
"Bcr' Is alone manufactured at Cognac France ~
eminent wine growers. This healthy and
ting bevcage-a sure cure for darrhoa fever and ague,
bilious complaints and teyers fabricated under the dec-
ton Of the famous Dr. Leroux and designated Lsrouss
Cornac Bcrs and thing Of the kind ycnded bters
in this country rurportng the medicinal proper
tues 6 The orr ina either counterfeit whole cloth inn
pOsure Mr. S SrEiNFEIU 20 Nassau street ls the solo
for and importer of the French Cognac Bers. from
IT 10 obtained wholesale and rctaiL IL is like-
Sold under his trade by the drucgss liquor
dcA ers aud grocers brou oughout the Upiop.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
Miscellaneous.

SrKAMsHP SAXON Capp for New orleans, put into
Port Royal sc, Slst ult, III dstress
WHALEsHIr EMPiRE-A letter from Capt John Macom-
ber the ship Empire OF NB dated Auckland May 80,
Chatham Islands He Islands recruit when
gale Of wind sprung and the anchors the ship
rocks Most Of the OIL about 50J bbls sp
saved the stores Of them damaged The captan
Isanas in ship daniel Wood arrived there May 3,
then Auckland search Of vessel after
the effects Chatham Islands The Empire belongs Hy
Taber Co, of NIB and insured for $3.50 at the Union
BRIG EMILY JANE Watts l6 days from Key West arrived
gale on 18th and 10Th ut
FANNIE prize to the steamer Keystone 6tates
loaded salt In leaking condition, left The Delaware
Breakwater the 4th inst for Philadelphia.
UNDER SEIRuRE-There now lying at thu pors
81 vessels under seizure prizes the nal disposition Of
which rests with the Prize Commissoers, viz
sTnAxKns-0
Ann Br) 500 tons Br) 800; Elizabeth (Br)S
Ella Marley rebel, Ills Memphis (Brl Nostra Seno
de Rega lSp) patras (Br Settn (BF) so tons TubaB
Cain (Br), lSA.
Alliance Br, $50 .ons Cheshire tBr sos eend., tBr,.
Gas; North Carolina, 674.
Empress sBr,, sss tons: Hawssha tBr,. 81; wsashss
Gage. S73; Winifred, SIS
BRIo-I
Delta. 2s6 tons.
sCHooNxRs-l<
Anna Sophia (Br), Andromeda, H Ward, A JoAnson,
Asburih, Belle (Br Holmes Mary Teresa, Maria Orb
Br) Mary Stuart Oriente Prince Leopold (Dr),
II Northrop (BD.
Ship Navigator Edgartown tons has been bought
by Brown Wilde, Of Boston, terms not known.
The following table gives summary vessels The
harbors OF New York Boston, Baltimore Charleston 6avAu3
nah New Orleans Galveston the latest Aseoun from
each OF pCrtS.--
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
yHf CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
ruoNT1NuED From YIRsr PA0Rl


Versy, ths UnSon men have been compelled 70 leavss
st sacrifice Of nearly al their worldly prospecs day
Of the refugees ventured 70 ressrD Tor
ne purpose Of securing portion Of bsr effects Instead
- finding guard their hsuses, IVES the expe'
sosce Of rebss until lately they found soldiers ranssck
ing tho sp~rtments smashing furniture and carrying o6
sothBs and the between the paserirg and clap
boards stuffed with hay and other oombnstisle materia
ready 70 be nrc. On the RappahauDock receipts
gwen for nearly every article Of forage taken In
Fairfax during the weeks, Northern men Of
doubted loyalty have been stripped Of hay OATS wheat
end frut for which receipts have been given,
spt N very rare instances then for small amounts
Numbers aresdy In tho city sndsavorng 70
soe means Of support for their families and II possible
for their Losses but without the required
papers show that such property has been taken tho
prospect Of compensation 10 poor indeed.
Everything quiet the the river none Of
sne enemy being in the vicinity, save small force Of
cavalry evidently watching operations Our cavalry
busiy engaged scouting beweenshs nes and ocsa-
Sicusliy bring in . few prisoners.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08
FROM GENERAL BuELL's ARMY.

The City or Nashville Ordered 10 be
Evacuated by Gen. Buell..
CINc1NNAT, Sept. z, 1862
Important news is expected from Nashville. General
Buell. has ordered the city TO be evacuated.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

The Evacuation or Huntsville Steven
SON and Decherd-Army CalumnfatOrs
within the Lines-The Evacuation Of
Battle Creek-Important Movement
A Vision or Success, sc.
The New York herald., 1862-09-08

made by particular request
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-09
THE WAR IN THE WEST.

possession of by fifteen thousand Contederates
on Sunday The telegraph operator lett atnoon
on the appearance CT the advance guard. ten.
Heath. at the head Of COME lerate force Of
thirty thousand, is reported to be at Williams
town, in Grant county, forty miles south OF
Cincinnati. A Federal force surprised party
of Confederates at Morganfeld on Sunday OF
last week, killing some and taking several p1s-
oners. Wednesday morning, ;he same troops
attacked six hundred Confedel ates encamped
on Gieger Lake, and put them to rout. The
Confederates rallied on the opp oslte side OF the
lake and opened fire. A severe engagement
followed, lasting two hours, but the ammunl-
ton of the Federal troops becor ing exhausted,
thew retreatel at last. The Federal loss was
eight wounded including the ctl lionel
Gen. Wallace has been reliev. ID from duty at
Cincinnati, and is to repair to s1ovington, Ky.
His duty there will be to organ re and brigade
troops. The resumption Of all lawful business
in Cincinnati, except the sale Q liquors, is au-
thorized until O clock in the afternoon daily.
All the military organizations II the city are
to assemble for drill every aftc} noon excepting
Sunday, and the members OF such organ1za-
tons will hold themselves in re adiness to rally
at the place Of rendezvous at moment warn
inc. Tie organization of all )le-bodled cltl-
zens into working corps is t. be perfected
with the aid of the civil authorize There
was no excitement on Sunday.
A dispatch from Cincinnati b. lefty announces
that Gen. Buell. has ordered the city Of Nash
vile to be evacuated.
In his report of the recent operations OF his
army in falling back to the Qualifications IN
front of Washington Gen Pope, it is current
" said, accuses Gen Sigel Of C wardice, Gen.
Fitz John Porter of refusing 20 obey ORDERS
and Gems. Franklin and Griffin # Intentionally
delaying the movements of their several COM
mands, SO as to prevent the success OF his
(Gen. Pope's) operations.
On Saturday, scouting party from Pieasan.
toms cavalry brigade, c1ossed t1e Potomac IN
the vicinity of Leesbrrg, proceeding some ten
or twelve miles inland, and came IN contact with
and cantured s1rall Confederate scouting party.
Th steamer Rhode Island, ;rcm the Gulf,
has arrived at Hampton Roads, and brings IN
telGcence Of the death Of Payloaster Jos. c
Olinhant. of the ST. Lawrence; Acting Assist
ant Paymaster E. D. Barton, Of the Hunts
Vile: Acting Assistant Surge N Samuel T.
Gould, of the same vessel, and Carpenter JAS
4. Kim, Of the St. Lawrence Of yellow
fever
Lord Palmerston, in a recent speech, COM
plimented the Z. S. government on the settle
ment OF the Trent difficulty; an Lord Brough-
am advocated absolute neutralit:. and non~inter-
yention in American affairs
terrific hoil., o,,1alncior tn. / ,aacn Satill,=
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LATEST FROM FREDERICK.

GOOD order as prevailing in the city. There
had been no invasion Of private rights.
Bradley T. Johnson was in command as pro-
vost marshal His constant declaration was
that eve want it to be understood that we are
Southern gentlemen and not marauders.
There was but one regiment in the city, and
that was composed principally OF Marylanders'
zen. Jackson was not IN the city, all the troops
there being under the command OF zen. Hi,
who occupied the house of Gen. Cooper as his
headquarters.
Our informant states that he does not think
that the troops that had marched through
Frederick exceeded fifteen thousand in num-
Der, though they gave it ont that they com
posed merely the advance guard OF one nun
dred and fifty thousand men that were to toll
low them. ~,
DR.. jerks, the postmaster, had taken all the
mails and government funds IN the office, ana
started with them for Gettysburg.
The whole value of the hospital and other
government stores destroyed at Frederick by
Marshal Faithful did not exceed $1,000. 1t
consisted principally Of old blankets, tents and
harness. All the most valuable stores were re-
moved Baltimore american.
A STORY ABOUT GENERAL BUTLER.-A
story is told concerning Gen. Butler which IS
not calculated to prove his confidence IN the
safety of the political element by which he is
surrounded
Some time, ago Gen. Butler, finding that it
was almost impossible for him to devote to his
wife the cares to which she is entitled, resolved
to part with her and to send her homeward -
The day of departure arrived, and he went with
wife and children to the boat on which they
we're to embark Unfortunately the water
was high and the boat of difficult access. The
plank thrown upon the water between the
deck and shore formed an acute angle, and
Blondin himself would have found it difficult
to maintain his equilibrium upon it. But
General Butler, confident that his center Of
gravity was sufficiently ponderous to secure
him against all accidents, yentured bravely
upon the sleepy road. Hardly had he walked
two steps, however, than his feet glided along
and down he went, measuring the plank with
all his length, and producing at the same time
a noise somewhat similar to that of an old ket-
tie. His servants ran to his assistance, and he
Was soon up again.
When it had been ascertaned that the gen
eral was unhurt inquiries were made concern
ing the sound of metal heard at the time Of
his fall, It was not long before the mystery
was solved The clothes Of the general having
been torn in his perilous descent, people saw
protru. ing underneath his coat, one large
breastplate; rcaching from his neck down to
his thi Chs. THIS was the object which had
produced the noise. 1t was ascertained after
wards that the general wears this kind Of ar
NOR since his arrival in New Orleans, and that
be never goes out without it.-N. T. WorzN
IMPORTANT News FROM EUROPE Carl
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SOAPS.

WE have been appointed agents tor t M M.
w of new and very superior brand Oh LIZ 70
LILY WASHING SOAPS, which we WISH y
introduce in this market. .4ouoc+c hy
Our customers will con lit their lnsere s our
using these SOAPS. WeEavc IN store pT6rI ~
usual large assortment of FAA 7H1I;lo 10 Ho-
SOAPS, viz: Brown Windsor, " mite I9 a., and
ney Glycerine, Almond, Silver NJ, hI5z Bars a
Notified CASTLE Transparent in Balls ana an &c., &c..
also Soap Powder Concentrates, ~ = co.
tor sale by LEA y SEA l I, -, ;nfa~ street
mo q Nos 5 and 7. Sn''+' falrla1 - 2"---
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He CITY H0 T E L

THE CITY HOTE 1, rc
CORNER OF ROYAL and CAMEROA . l'''
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
SAMUEL HEFLEBOWER, PRoPR1Elokt.o
THNHlS I'D and well-knoWn house continues tI;n
l. offer to the residentsoj burning ana lE"' e''"o
public every comfort and convenience, !, rood
Obliging and attentive assistants well-spTs na
table and pleasant sleeping rooms baHe l on5
Teen among the essentials OF this establishments
~ 1T
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ALEX DRIA GAz EI r /,
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We are prepared execute at short not:c CARDS
est terms all orders for job rntinS-iA ~ nv new
81 LII HEADS &C. &C. Our assortment o 1op 49, axceled.
and excellent anu the style of Printing cannot DC
NY ls-tf
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~ ALEXANDRIA AND MASHc,
E Ezzzslzzz==l INGTON-The steamer ~ MAP
COLLIER, Captain Samuel Gedney, VIII 4S ia;.
the wharf at the foot Of King street, Ale2aloi"'
regularly.
Fare, Is cents c,.4o;n
my 2b-tf SAM Il NEDN 4 i, CiP .-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
FROM WASHINGTON,

WASHINGTON, Jan, 30-It is reported at
the navy yard that short time since, while
our vessels was firing at rebel battery, one
of the guns couldn't be discharged, when the
load was Withdrawn, and the cartridge found
filed with sand.
Tue committee on ways and means find
that they cannot report tax bills for long
time. The opinion prevails this morning thai
the legal tender clause of the treasury note
bill will not pass
Postmaster general Blair has written a
strong letter to a member of congress in de.
fence of secretary Welles.
Gen. Butler will leave Washington this eve
ming for New England. lie says his expedi
ton is not given up.
strange and unaccountable misstatement
of facts appears in the London Post, which
says, the reason why Secretary Stewards note
to Minister Adams, dated Nov Both in rela-
ton to the Trent affair, was not laid before the
British public is that Mr.. Adams did not com
municate it to that government, but withheld
il in the exercise OF his own discretion. So far
from this being true, Mr.. Adams, in dis
patehe received by the latest European mail,
says he not only stated its contents to Lord
John Russell, but read every word OF II to him
ON the 10Th of December. This misstatement
has here given rise to the question whether the
Post is really the organ OF Lord Palmerston,
or does it willfully impose itself as such on tie
cruduIity of the British public?
Dispatches just received from the British
government show that the disposition of the
Trent affair by Secretary Seward, is satisiac-
tory aud justifes the expectation OF peace be-
tween the two countries for long time to
come.
The Hon. Hamilton Fish and Bishop Ames,
reached Washington to-day and had CONSUL
tation with the secretary of war upon tbs sub
iect of the mission for the relief OF the union
prisoners in the hands OF the rebels These
commissioners will leave here tomorrow for
Fortress Monroe, and endeavor to reach Rich
mond under flag of truce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

NEW YORK Jan 30 -COTTON-Slnce the arrival of
the Anglo SaXons news the market has ruled heagy,
and prices nominal at 81 q 33c for mitdng upands
FbOUR-Saes IL POO bbls; state and westernsteady and
quet supcrne state $40 a sos; extra state s. %
$3.50; round hoop Ohio S5,95 a supertne western
% 5,55; common to good extra western $40 @ SIS; south
cru unchanFe |; sales $50 bDls Canada quiet
GkAlN-Wheat quiet and nominal; sales $500 bush.
Corn without material change in prices sales Al 900
bush; mixed western 633 a 64c. Oats dun.
PROVISlONS.-Beef quiet; sales 200bbls. Pork more
active and rmer; sales 4442 bbls in the sales
2D00 bbls deliverable in Apr S325; mess Sl2 %
u; prime $3.50 @ $50; western city prime Sl3 a
1880 Cut meats are dnli and nominal. Bacon sdss
more active sales lS4 boxes Cumberland middies
6sc; long ribbed do st; short city do II; long
do c short clear western &C. very choice short city
do dc Dressed hogs are in fair demand a l-l6 for
western aud Ate Tor city. Lard heavy: sales 1900 bbs
at Il @ So, aud 700 kegs at Sc. Butter unchanged
Whskey steady; sales $50 bbls at 24c. Rico quiet
sales - bags; Carolina at @ &c. Sugars steady ;
sales SiS hhds; Muscovado @ &c: Porto Rico q % Sc
70 bags Siam at So; 500 bags Penambuco on private
terms. Coffee quiet. Molasses dun.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
Additional Foreign News.
THE VERY LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 1.-THE Tuscarora, after
a days absence from Southampton, during
which she steamed through the Needles, has
again returned. Notwithstanding the ru
mored sale of the Nashville, the confederate
flag continued to fly. No sale has been regis.
tered at the admiralty. The publication of
the correspondence in relation to the Trent af-
fair has led to some very bitter structures on
the dispatch OF Mr.. Seward, particularly that
part OF it whera it is announced that the pris.
oners, Mason and Sidell, would have been de-
tanned had the interests of the Union re.
quired it. The London Times doubts whether
any nation ever committed blunder SO palpa.
bic and SO enormous. The London Morning
Post says it is clear that the law of the stron.
ger is the only law ruling in the United States
The London Herald says that the last four
lines OF Mr.. Stewards dispatch is the only part
OF 1t that can be accepted as an answer to the
British demands.
BERLIN, Jan. lit is reported that Eng
land has no objection to examine the question
of a guarantee for the rights of neutrals By
diplomatic correspondence but would be op
posed to congress on the question.
PARIS, Jan. 18.-The Moniteur denies the
report OF an imminent rupture of diplomatic
relations between Prussia aud Denmark
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
AFFAIKs IN MISSOURI.

RoLLA, Jan. 20 The latest information
from the west is that our army is encamped
at Lebanon in large numbers. Major Wright's
battalion is quartered in a house lately occu-
pied by secessionists, but the greater port on
OF the troops are encamped just beyond the
town. Only our scouts have advanced beyond
that town, nor is it probable that they will
until other regiments shall have arrived, which
are now on the way.
1t is reported that Capt. Freeman, who has
carried on the thieving and robbing business
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31

in Webster, Douglass, Wright, and other
counties, was killed about a week since, in
skirmish in Webster county, between some
Union men aud rebels.
Gen. Curtis and staff lett several days ago,
to join the army in the field This indicates
that the campaign will be pushed forward
with energy. Gen. Siegel has arrived from
st. Louis, and it is understood that he will go
forward with the expedition now under way.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-31
Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. SO.-STOCKs arc more active but
irregular; quite plenty and easy at percent
on call sterling exchang fiat at lS @ ll33 Chicago and
Cleveland and Toledo AZ; Galena and Chicago 81 Pam
ANA ll33; Michigan southern guaranteed 4l5; Michigan
Southern 2l5 Erie preferred 5sf Pacific Mail So; New
York Central S3s; Ere Railroad 34a skies '6S,
pons 80; skies ST. coupons S9s Treasury 5 TO- 973;
Missouri skies Az; war loan 7s4.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-

~ CHUSET TS.-Worccstcr, ss.--Probate Court To
all persons Interested In the Estate Of JOHN GRAHAM,
late of Leicester, deceased, testate:
You are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
holden ut Worcester the first Tuesday Of February
next at nine clock In the forenoon to show why
the account rendered BY bpda Graham the EXecutrX,
Of her administration Of said estate, aud nle In
this office should not be allowed; and the Court orders
service Of this citation by publishing the In the
Massachusetts Spy, newspaper printed IN Worcester
three weeks successfully, before said Court.
Witness. HENRY CHAPIN, Esquire, Judge Of said
Court, this ninth day Of January. ~ the year eighteen
hundred and sxty-twO JOHN j. PlrER, Reg.
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as missionary IN Japan, was cured Of consumption,
when all other means had failed, by a reci obtained
from learned physician residing In the great city Of
JcddO Ihs recipe has cured great numbers who ere
suffering rom consumption, hroT chtis sore throats
coughs aud colds, and the debility and nervous denTes
sion caused BY these disorders. DESTROYS Of
others, VIII send tis recipe, which have brouRhf
home wiih me % all who need IL. free Of charge Al
arcss, KEW. WM. COHGROYE, 439 Fulton Avenue
BrOOklyn, N. wan ' rciqso
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