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Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunal

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunal
81. LOUIS. August II, 1864
A little Vtgor has been infused into the proe-
pectiye warlike operations in Missouri, By
Gen. sehodeld's order to the effect that troops
pursuing guerillas will go unincumbered BY
wagon trains, and that they will live on the
seceasionists. when practicable, and on Union
men when necessary. The justice Of the Or
der is undoubted. The secessionists, By their
sympathy, encourage guerillas, and ought to
feel The weight Of the evu Of having an hostile
army to feed. The Union men ought not to
complain, because 1t is for their protection
mainly that our troops are in The field, and to
supply them with food is the slightest favor
they can render them. The moral effect Of
this order Is even better than the Substantial
results. People regard it as token that real
earnest war will take the place Of sham fights,
mimic engagements and big scares. 1t shows
that our military men are tired Of longer tri-
fling with the rebels in Missouri, and that con-
ciliation is no longer to be the rule, but the
exception. The interior of Missouri, in spite
OF the interruptions Of war during the last
year, has produced fair average crops, and the
Inhabitants, as general rule, have more than
enough for their o#n support. Probably We
shall soon hear stories of cavalry seiziug the
last measure Of corn, the last pound Of -four,
the last loaf OF bread, the last piece Of BACON.
the last chicken, ETC., belonging to soma poor
family in the country-whereupon the st.
Louis Republican, the Chicago Times, the Cin-
einnati Enquirer, and papers of that style,
vii set up another howl against the robbery
Of Democrats and the starving of women aud
children by aholftioniBts.
The drafting orders lssued by Secretary
stanton have caused even greater excitement
than the orders to enroll the State militia.
There is no such thing as explaining away the
order from Washington, as WINS done With the
order from Gen. schoaeld, relative to the
State militia It now means drafting, not
merely enrollments, and the secess1onists have
taken fresh alarm. Many good citizens cues.
ton the propriety Of applying the daft to this
State, for REASONS connected with guerilla
operations The fighting population Of MIS-
souri, in 1860 was 272, 600, Tie State has near1o
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

SOUTHAMPTON Jan 3-Arr steamship Hansa, Won santen,
sY THOMAS, jan SIN port brig Billings, wswen. for
N'"- American Ports.
ALEXANDRIA. Jan lA-sld sehr Harriet Ryan, Staples
RosTON Jan l6-Arr bark Sicilan Lawrence, Smyrna
CID ship Charles q Jane, Haskell Havana; bark WymAn
Lincoln surtnam; schr Era sidrck, Baltimore 3d. wind
"BAL4fMCRR, Jan l5-Od bark Empress Thercsa, John
SON. RIO Janero and market schrs sattery, Conkiin
NYork; Arlington. Mott do.
CAsfiNE. Jan L-sid brig Beaver Tspley, cardenss;
schr Homer, Parker, Grenada
EDGARTowN, Jan l3-Arr schr Israel Snow, Savage
NYork for Salem.
it,h-Arr schr Eben Sawyer Of and from Easipors for
llh PM-in port schrs Northern Light Martha Nickels
Jameson, Ella Sarah, SNOW, Eben Sawyer. and
Reed Also bark James Andrews, now at anchor In the
HOLMES HOLE Jan le-sld AM brlss Foster. s.ratogai
schr wlndward, and At Pm. ships Belle Creole, and Will
der Farley for Boston. Also brig wpysw, wyman Crom
Nasnza Boston; schr Joseph Nickerson Gage ron Cape
HayeD d0 and most of the other vessels before reported
In port 10th, ship Reguius brig Lincoln Webb, Lloyd.
from Ragged Island for Porland schr Henry Perkins,
HIGHLAND LIGHT, Jan l6. PM-In sight bark and
NEW HAVEN Jan l6--Arr schrs j Anderson, Heming
way, Elizabethport Tsbitha Hannah do;y Warren,
Chapman NYofk sloop Southport Coe do Cid schr Ger
PHILADELPHIA, Jan ic-Arr steamer Kensington. Ba-
Boston. Sid ship Samuel Locke Sweetser Liverpool
PORTLAND Jan lbCld bark Lucy Frances, Jones, Car.
denas; sehr Dazzle Smith, Cuba steamer CHESAPEAKE
ROCRLAND, Jan lA-sd schr Shenandoah, Nash, NYork,
SALEM, Jan l6-Arr bark Ionia, Powers, Accia. West
Coast Of Africa, via Proyincetown
peler with mass probably propeller saIon from
PhiadephiA for Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

.,sS %S:s ~ sS o..s. "a. 4 s%d ss
mum, lei overheard from rom he bowsprii and
an pas.snss as1:ha Co. Dec o. IN gale from
SIP @ John aI Eisss fucker Liverpool Is days with COAL
ssi Iss VIE: is s.E E
S s: :rIns aSan Isndou x d.y ..
TO Thos Dunham of no.,on, pr.em., 1ooao, =, in
A..
,a s q n os 4 s g :ps Fss S.
SHIP vandsiis. Pasn Hoyhs.d. Dec is in ballast
ship .Sg ssy Z,
ship coronst sof BeasD Harding Havre. 0 days in bal
ship City Of New York, sssr Have Dec 10 in ballast
ship Gstc.if Pierce a.re. ~ days. in ballast to Met
so.oq nv: d H.yrs Ssy: .n,,sa IN bal
Ship Gee w.shpston !Sf BSston) Cummings. Hsvrs 60
Rs Hsi.s Soyd Dec 10 with lead
R q sss 81 Yo S a
a. Ion 81 pos: s ship from SSand for
Ship tBfsm) Probs Bremen. days in ballast
been 2s days n Of Hatterss. 'r.''
Bari Sy * Nov Ssa s e ws.s
has had succession Of gales and was twice driven across
Barr RSs.is CT Of Sligo, Mckee. Sligo. Nov ID. in bal
bark Abdel Kader Edridse. Duntirk IS days. in ballast
B.rt Golden Gate, rhouhra Bordeaux. IS days. with
in
s1sa d: ss9 y Il % 1sa: Es.
f1is sehner Pcre D. cunh. 3. us.. . day: With ~.
with schr Mechanic from Boston for Ellsworth took on the
captain and crew. and brought them to this port see Mis-
ss .55 x
Brett Son Co. Dec OF s. Thomas. was spoken by pr
p.s BIS Essn ssDs sr o fsr's
Sessi "s ssnssr 10 days. with um
1ai's w.asr Disa son1s xay.sus days. with fruit to
schr blanche Br) Delap Jacme 70 days. with coffee &C.
sess olive Msld. DR. of P.rrsboro Ns, Kinney Maan
IN distress having had heavy NV gales the entire passage
%;$ :, va
sSr Ns% .SOd Day.
Steamer New York u transpOr) Hunter Locust Point
s!ss%s; Charles ossood ~ transport erumey Locust
Steamer Plane. tU transpor.). Wilson, Philadelphia
Steamer Kenneeec. Carton, Philadelphia.
Steamer Westchester. Jones Providence.
reports heavy and NV gales or che passage
4c Jan lat 81 o. Ion 81 2 spoke Br brig Alice Of Matt
land, NS, from Halifax for Matanzas.
The schr Georgana (Br Of st Andrews NB) Hayes from
Nasoane arrived last night very heavy weather.
snd when Cape Henry pore NV e mis. had heavy gals
ca stoys bulwarks and galley, and was days hove TO in
The schr Eclipse Br Of Pasboro Ns) arrived night
from Matanzas reports very heavy weather. galley
bboom sprung aleak and 10 At leaking about 200
strokes per hour.
ship Bridgewa,er Barstow from Liverpool Dec a. to
lth-Shps Smoda, Melbourne; Adelaide. Liverpool; Hen
n lBrl London; Sailor Prince (Br) glasgow; Merrngon
(Br) and 0arbadi (Nor) Queenstown 81 Peter Havana
Ssrts Queen Of England lB NsEPcri; RoSs Leonard Col
Camilla lfor) do; Melody {Br kingston; Mnona tSard)
snfussos Srs. New York jersey z; 0osand ts.rdj, s.
Contest lBrA Plymouth Jason tHano and Undine DAM
RIO Janero: Hine (Br Arroyo; schrs Darling Per
nambuco; VIM Lancaster r) Laguayra Horace Minatit-
Ian; Arnon Ensscn. Ja Elizabeth Jane, 81 Domingo;
Upsher (Br and Haze, Havana; Newell 81 Jago Also
propeller Western World, Port Royal, sc.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, OF RESPECTABLE FA.
mites aud cpre habits. desire the s,1anianee of two
young ladies' not over ls and mdm in we who arc ~
tucyg appearance, refined end lntciigen
Such IN Acquaintance would \. appreciated AID " mutually
agreeable gut lead 70 bsrpy future, Addrcs IN sincer
~, A. W., Herald olice.
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MATRIMONIAL.

AGATRIMONIAI.-A GENTLEMAN or 55. A RESIDENT
M of California, and possessing fair Income from hts
business there desires warmhearted nndamiabie
young about 25 She must be pcsenaby good looking
neat and good housewife The snbsrbers OF sociabls
and aectonac disposition has bad habits and IL told by
his friends That he will make good husband The lady
be prepared ost steamer of April H. and may
certify Address during the present week, San Fnncsco,
Broadway Post oGlce.
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THE FIRENIEN.


THE THIRTY.THIRD ANNUAL BALI. OF THE NEW
York Fire Department, the proceeds oi which appro
priacd assist the widows and orphans Of dc fire.
Will take place at Nibos Theatre Monday evening
January 20, 1862
Tickets may be procured Of the following officers and
HENRY A. BURR, President
Corner OF Clih aud Frankfort streets
JAMES =. WENMAN, Secretary,
No. lag Pearl street
PETER H. TITUS Treasurer,
East River Savings Bank.
Owen Brennan s5 Elm street; Henry venn 237 West
Thirty second street, l.. Demonico South William, and
Chambers and Broadway James Y. Watkins IL Ca
harne street; VIM. Bates, Brooks Bros, Cherry
and Caharns streets; Robert MGinnis, No. Depuyscr
street; A. Delaour 25 Wall streets Jno. j. Fisher t0I
Broadway; Wm s. OBren IL and 13 Front street, jas l..
Miller lj7 Fifth street, David stanbury I36 Front street,
Jo Garcia 81 Greenwich street: Chas McDouga II Front
Ralph Tremby 70 Broadway; Jos j. Wesrsy, No
William street. A. Snte 20 Fulton street, j. Hrdacn, 90
G. Brown, 70 Eas; Broadway; Q. Godfrey Gunther, ~
Maiden Jno Decker 81 Elizabeth street; Chas. Place.
G2 Dcy street; ~ L. McCresdy, " South street; L. s.
Brooks Broadway and Grand street; j. Anthony, Jr, 10
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

EOR SALE.-A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
for sale, Staten Island, about ve minutes walk from
the railroad depot Tottenvle. For particulars, inquire at
l36 Greenwich street.
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second street, between Broadway and Fourth avenue
with dining room extension. Apply to E. II. LUDLOW
CO., No 5 Pine street. '-f
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

EARMs, COUNTRY SEATS AND RESIDENCES FOR
Il sale and exchange the ctv Of New York and
rounding villages depots schools and churches Of all sizes
and prices and some excellent Pennsylvania and
&C., for sale SOUTHWICK WOOD, 8, Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
BOARDING AND LODGING.

FEW SMALL FAMILIES DESTROYS OF CURTAIL-
"A ing their expenses can obtain Handsomely furnished
Rooms with every convenience for housekeep
conoevaby low rate the private family hotel ITO Macdou
| gal
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

A HOUSEKEEPER.--AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY,
thirty years Of age desires situation to keep house
bachelors house preferred must be gentleman OF some
means; wages $40. Address (exchanged) r. P for two
DAYS, station b, Grand st.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

Nro I BARCLAY sTREET-TuAr II TUE ONLY
place ia Nw S.rk where yoo ean se even ns ssosrl
Welsh Rarebits &C. ALAG luies Of e,err dseri p,i,r
SPENCER yEWBIkK
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e .set1 st
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

LIOR SALE AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMEs-TwEN
ty new brick and frame Houses, seyentyeiehth ant
Eghysecond Streets the best improved parts of York
vile, At prices from $2 800 TO 5000 accommodating
terms Of payment Apply JOHN TURNER, Eighty sixth
Third avenue,
The New York herald., 1862-01-18
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALEs.

A SITUATION is WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, IN
IA tegent and Of several years experiences IN the ous
for honesty &c. furnished Apply to c. g. Browne boz 327
Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

UNOR sALE-THE TWO STORY HOUSE AND LOT
l2s.lool, No. Hudson street HoSoksn House con con.
from the ferry Price $6000 only $l000 down Apply 10
@. W. HUNTER, S26 Washington street, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

TNOR SALE-SEvERAL PARCELS OF LOTS AT HAR-
1em opposite the (Which is to be bult).
Apply TO JOHN MCCLAvE, l,2Al Broadway, near Thirty
first street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

A YOUNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION AS CHAM
"A bermaid and seamsIess. Good reference given. Call
n West 2Jth
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

TIuDsON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
III Troy. he brh AMI West, leave Chambers sticetaU
and II A. A., aud 3;15, asd i0;lj n NJ.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN For Albany, Troy Nor,h aud West. -.
Winter arraprer nj. CONNIE ncing Monday, Nov - lSt
FOR Altanyi0 30 NJ. Express Mail Train from twenty
sixth STREET depot -
For al loca trains see Time Table.
JOHN BURCIIILI. Assistant Superintendent
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

T,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE--FARMS CITY AND
i County RESIDENCES, Merchandise Exchanges, &c &c;
Groceries Saloons Hotels Boot Shoe Stores PovsoDs
Partners &C., &C.. Business Chances.
F. b. RICHARDSON co, 81 and 81 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-18


aeoUl
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

A PRIVATE FAMILY, WHERE THERE ARE NO
IA boarders will let handsomely furnished Rooms to-
party single gentlemen, with without Breakfast Apply
81 Seventh Unexcepionabe references given and
raaut utrad
The New York herald., 1862-01-18

It(NOCRTSHIP AND MARRIAGE"
AN ENTIRELY NEW AND HUMOROUS LECTURE,
on "Couriship aud Marriage will be delivered by
MIR. DE CORDOyA,
at Irving Hail. ON Monday, Jan. 20 at O'Clock.
Tickets the music Messrs Firth, Pond Co.,
57 Broadway aud MeSsrs. VIM. Hall Son, Ji3 Broadway
and at the door ON the evening OF the entertainment.
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ROCK ISLAND POST OFFICE
MAIL tRRtNGEMENT.

Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Mail arrive. at
ASA NJ. and 7.4jP. NJ Closes at "a NJ,
aud $3.50 I. VI, ,,,-l - a..
Siphap aud Rock Island Railroad Man, via p ho,
line. Wa,cituvu, Hampton, kapids Its, i"tt
Byron and CufloNp arrives at VIC L. '''' ""u
close. at p. M aud Oh ,
pIrGEpuri MIH arrives ai".l' A. H'' az" '''' -
n, Closc,at g 4 ii aud D T. H.
Ogul,pkl uiIl, ga rloaan, RIDGE hatl'i' ham
Iot. M.lef.burg, Monroe, New boston ana
Kctb,yuu, Igl,cs Monday, Wedhcsda! ana
p,t,y. aig..M. Arrives Tuesday, lhufsda!
aud saturday, at irM, r..
Mlroab Nal wa. Presumption, FARO"
Grove, VIol, Pope Creek, Notth iehu't'
son and A.clo, leaves "Wednesday aud SATURDAY
att AN Aruy,s Tuesday and Friday al
c,q,rs P,.ai MAI, via praflcdcId, Rleh,and
Grove, Ccatfo Ridge, oxford, Rural, North rfaI-
re and Henderson, leaves Wednesday at ~
NJ Arrives Tuesday att -.
caaari3g, snail wa. Pennsylvania, Orion and
An40,ef, lease, Wednesday At ! a. ~ Arrives
Thursday alJ =. ~.
Caaifa Vah MAI, leaves Monday, wednesday
Fnll, aud saturday, att A.. ~. ARRIVES tues
G.,. Thursday, Friday and Saturday at Pm
Co!i VUsy Maj, leaves tuesday, Thursday and
S.t4rla, f. has no regular hour tor departure
No mali, sent or received on sunday;
Office hours from : 4. N. to y ?. NJ.
On SUNDAY open from to lOa m
{. TRuENDALE, 7. VI.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

IN tots or Subdivisions, 10 suit purchasers, or
| persons that may desire to leaset o. term
FEARS, the following property in the CIT. OF DaEen
'Ort. VIZ:
I'm block 1925 feet, fronting on I'd street,
100 feet, fronting on Water street,
IS feet fronting on Sd street.
IN block lT-Near the Market House
80 feet fronting on Warren street,
tending 100 feet back, with an
each side OF the lot.
in bIock $50 feet fronting on Third street,
1875 fronting on Scott street.
In block 2O--32O feet fronting on ih'rn street,
APO feet fronting on Fourth street.
500 feet fronting Harrison street
400 feet fronting on RIPLEY street.
f. t,ock o7-i60 feet fronting on Sixth street,
$50 feet fronting on Warren street,
L. blocL 21--lEO feet fronting on Fifth street,
$50 feet fronting on Scott street
Ia hiocL 36-3OO fee .fontIng on Western ayenu
Ice feet fronting on Saith tTeet,
100 feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3s-l5O feet fronting en- Brown street,
loo feet fronting on Seventh street.
In block 3s- e. feet fronting on Sixth street, and
extending back 80 feet.
For particulars inquire OF Corbin 4 Do" Attor
neys a, Law, OF JAMES MAY.
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BRIGGS HOUSE.
CHICAGO, ILL.

TIE undersisned respectfully announce to
their friends. patrons, and the travelling pup
&c generally that owing to the strlngency OF 'he
times. they have reduced the price OF board TO
TWO DOLLARS per day.
Thankful Tor the patronage so Literally besto"
ed on them, they respectfully ask for continn-
ance OF the same, assuring their patrons that we
..bRlGGS'' will be conducted on the same lloetaI
plan that has hu5.tViore characterized ther es
Enlistment, WN.F TUCKER Coz
Chicago, June Ist, 1851.
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G.. u. PUTNAM. Publisher.

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REGULATE THE Row ELS.

Depend upon 1t, mothers, II wuI give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOU INFANTS
We have put up and sold tins lrtce Tor over ten
wears and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRl I'll OF it, what We have never been able to
say Of any other medlcmc-NENER HAS IT
FAILED IN \ SINGLE INSTANCE, IOEFFECT
A CURE when timely used. Never did we know
an instance Of dissatisfaction by any one who used
it. On the Contr1ry ali are delighted with lis op.
eratIuus, and speak IL terms OF communication OF
its magical effects and medical virtues We
speak IN this matter "WiiAT WE DO KNOW >"
after ten years experience, AND PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATION FOR TIE FULFlLLMENT OF
WHAT We HERE DECLARE. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from PAIN
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes after the syrup is administered.
THIS valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one of the most EXPERIENCED and SkILLFUL
NURSES IN New England. and has been used with
SENER-FAlLJNG SUCCESS IN
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@eaieal
4 FREE GIFT
10 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

10 THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
WHAT TIE FEDERAL TROOPS ARE F.rl.
ING TO SUSTAIN
HOW Our SOLDIERS SHOULD BEPREPAREL
TO FIGHT
itsa singular fact that \ large majority of tL.
people the United States are uHac 4uanled with
the great importance of the cause tor which th.
soldiers otthe Union are fighting let every man
and woman throughout the United States care-
fully read aud study the Constitution the United
States, they Will become convinced OF the holiness
II our cause aud of the wckednrss oi those who
az" tlfNng to overthrow tho grand palladium ~
freedom,
we believe that had the reading of the ConsiI-
tntl"h n'eh adopted ~ dalN lesson IA every
school throughout the United states the doctrines
q" secession aud states rights would ueycf have At.
hlh'u we position OF political question nor
"oulu 'ht country have been called upon ia mourn
iot'U' unfortunate "flt Cling aud mscunsifuutIuus
that have afifon and which ~ many of our states.
men have lost their time IN attempting II. inter,
probation,
Millions oiour cluaeis have never Thoroughly
studied vac constitutions hhd even Htthc present
time, when II ~ the duty every citizen of tbl,
country 10 inform himself otthc right, aud prNr.
lcges secured To- HIM, under It's protecting arm n
is Iot IN one household to i've hundred, In Nov
therefore, al correcting tbs great oversight and
To- furnish every man, woman aud ChlI through
out the United States with the means Of STUDYING
thl. great palladium of liberty, aud To protect Us
against future falls" doctrines and political dsa..
.H,
DRs. RADWAY 4 20
present To the American pupc, tree ut charge,
/ the constitution Of the United States of America
/ neatly bond, together with an improved Almanac
/ for the year 1869, called "Ur, RAILWAYS CunstItu.
/ uondl Almanac As soon ~ practicable, DR..
Railways Agents, ~ every village and town
/ throughout the union, will be- furnished WITH 4
supply, tor tree circulation, \ copy oi the same
viii be sent to ali who Will enclose stamp I, the
payment Of postage.
/ Druggists, booksellers, urwsdcaIcfs throughout
the country, deslf0us 0taIdlng rs ~ distributing
Ia the people the Constitutional Almanac, are ~.
Ntcd To send N their orders No charges viii be
made for IN. same,
We also invite the people Of the Canndas, Brit
Ish Provinces, and, N tact, all who can read IL"
English language throughout the world, To accept
as pIts from us our Constitutional Almanac.
We wlil send tu any one Who Is wiling To pa,
the postage on II a copy; or # the citizens of any
town or village will accept from 100 To 500 copies
We will furnish them free of charge. Being Cony,n.
ccd that II our foreign friends will carefully read
the Constitution, they Will become satisfied that
our people, ~ supporting our government m wlp
ing out this foul blot Of secession from our ga
cuichcon, are not on'y right, bat are establishing
on sound basis the freedom utthc people through
out the world.
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which greatly facilitates the process of tceihng,
by snitenIng the gums. reducing all ntamatlOns-
viii alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodIc action, and
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dMcaica.


aNrdiea.
DR.. H0oFlAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or
Coughs,
Colts, iHiusRsd,
Group, HudTSfHsSA, BT0HfhiiiS,
FHsum0Hid, Diseases % The B1wtIs,
gri4.ag from colt, hcipifEi Consumption, and
for he rcIiq and ~ Po@biel
cWeW pd'icRistR adraRfsg
stages 81 hc latter
tfSsdsf,
The Balsamic Cordial rs entirely \ Nrl etabe
production, combining the healing properties vi
the Bllsam, with the tHygUutIus qualities of
CoHdlal, producing combination y" well adapted
To the purposes intended, that there are lev Cases
Of disease winch vii not, At ga raflh period sue
cumb to tls healing and lI"sgNug properties,
For ages, has the treatment al pulmonary dl-
seasts occupied the greater purllOn al the atten'
ton al the sclcntlhc ol the medical world, hut
none acquired more rmlucgCo ~ hts treatment al
those diseases, than the celebrated Pfussan, hr.
iioohlnd, the originator of the Balsami. Cordial,
HIS ii, was devoted To the production Of remedies
that would stand unrylllcd, How well he has
succeeded ne American people are able to Judge:
and Ne positively assert, that M preparations
that haze ever been placed before them, have
conferred the same amount of benefits on suffer-
Iug humanity, ar have ELECTED ~ many commend
atoms from all classes ul society, the remedies
ui Dr, llouland, prepared 10y d. [. VI. Jackson
Co., of Philadelphia.
III" Cofdnl d, designed tor a elias. of diseases
more general aud more fatal than any other Ia
which the people al tins country are subject
those sprnglng from a''siigh colt" 'fha' rmln-
ont authouty. DR.. Bell, SAYS "lwIli not say that
Colds are To our inhabitants what the Plague and
ieIiuW Ffyr are 10 those al other Cuuutflcsi hui
can aver confidently that they usher N diseases o
greater completely and mortality than these
latter"