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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

MgEIIyG or the LAGsR-DsgR BREwERs.-A
wei-alieI ded m ins # tie sger-betr brewers Of
this ely ard vicinity was he'd at Pylhag'ras Hall
yesterday, Mr.. James sreier - the chair. Ihe
meeting dhcu-sed the propreiy at remembrance to
,he Government -bon q rrmis-ipo Of the TAX on the
beer remaining IL q cir &C lar. toe LAT II August
all vi which wing been pr.yiou-ly 20 dby contract
and is now mercy stored 10 tie vaults connected
with tie brew er-s for tho PIT pose Of presesvatlop
The ep WAS taken in conrrq euce oil letter
received from Thadd-ns eycns, Cn-ifmnn OF the
COMMITTEES OF Ways and MeaDs who give the inter-
prrtiton to the law that ai b,er lot moved On tie
lst of August il sul eet 70 lie tax. Mr.. Max
Sch-efer Denounced the ne snre as MINIS, toward
tie hee. beer brewers, hey having b.ewed tie
beer before toe bill wes patscd. 4 circular vas
read s,ed by Ito ale brewers of this city. reqnir'
lug AFTER he Let of August on all oIder., the pay-
nen, o! ca5h Of tAe The ale at the lime the
order is gwen viz: q barrels Of - gallons, ana
% on LVgshead5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
tAiver,isemeRtt
THE TAX BILL,

Now READY. pamphl,s Of % psse' on nie' ~
Beside III, BILL which /, word for word In .'S0ta'nc'
tn, original text W. append to it an AOh'o''e.i ass.p ",.
ton OF every oo.s taxed BY the law .Ia the soua:
of the "a. 60 bs levied thereon. This renders compass
and conysn!en, as II 10 possible to make IL a.
Price cent?, postpaid, 81 per ioo cent oJ eipre"
,., loo ~ h, mail Adde'S THs TRIBUNE Nevfon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
CRY ITEMS

MISS MAGGIE MroHEL's BXstFIr-A large nun
Der Of uiaeit ctzois unite 'hl- evening IA giF!hy
Mes Hioael Is complimentary teneft. iaia clever
a.d deserving lirlle lady las made many warm
friends du,iug her brief season as manageress at
L.nra Il ei e'- T.e ter aud we have NJ ooubt that
the house to ui,st VIII be one of which she MAJ
we'll le proud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

C,ou,s EXERCISES or GRAsaAR SCHOOL No.
ia large number Of visitors, principally ladies,
attended tho closing exercises Of Grammar School
No. 10 located Oh Houston street, near Norfolk
st,es,, in the Seventeenth Ward The room III which
the exercises We're held WAS taslefully decorated
with tags and wrcaths Of flowers. Precisely at the
appointed time, Mr.. Henry L. Slo.e opened the ex-
ereiyes by reading the Scriptures. Mr. Leonard
Hazeltine, who has been principal OF this school Y
years, repeated the Lords Prayer; after which
well arranged programme, consisting of songs dia-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
IAdsaffise uent.

Srccrss AND HAPPINESS CAN BE sECUREDo
90 ,, u.e thslr faculties 10 the best nsnns' "A
SIN We ii sxs,aiustion ct FowLDR WsLL~ No ~
b.osdUsy, vii ,ep 5as whs' yaa esa PC" w,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

L.rrynARY AND MUSICAL FEsrW.L.-Tbe ladIes
OF Z.ou Brp,s Church c,lor,c) IA Sullivan street,
b.t,veen P,iucs and Houston -lreers. will holc a
literary and musical festival In said church tli'
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

RECEPTION or GRkNNAR-ScHooL No. u.-Ihe
Su oiner option II the boys of Gfa"mar-Scaool
No. Ii, in Seventeenth street, Will take place this
iOrenJon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

THE PoLicE DEPARTMENT AsD the VOLUNTEERS.
The Police Commissioners have designated the
Seventh PreciLet Stalon.iIouse us q depot for the
reception Of volunteers obtained by the police.
Capl. Turnbu is designated M the Colonel Of the
lir., regiment 10 he ruited IN this manner. Wien
tho first regiment shall have been h'ed, another Will
10 rni.ed aud Offered under direction oil the BOARD
Mr. Bowen, President Of The Board promises 70
psy, on tie l6th Of September next TO tue metoef
Of tue police force who shall have obtained the lar
pest number Of volunteers, $50; to the nexi highest,
$50, and 10 the next s9o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

s,tys REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, July IL,
1852 nv adrian H. Muller House lot nOrh .iie
lIA t.ys esG Of 5.h-sy 1T sloVJ, 2iots 'eu'o ''s'
200 fees east oil 5th Az, At IS l@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

PRrzr SALE.-Tho schooners Actor, MaTs, Napo-
leon, aud Mary Clinton, were - Mt auction yester-
cay. 1T tie Uncn Sto.ea, Br,o,iyn. Tney were
soidby Mr.. SImeon Draper. 10y order Of the United
States Marshs and uider the direction OF The Prlzo
Commissioners. Tie schooner &c or, - 3-yJih tuns
burden and about four years old, first sold. She
war lr.t rtaried 1t 500, and finally Knocked down
t, NJ. Edward Wright, e coored gentleman, for
Ss25 The Nspoeon, 20 tuno burden, and about
live years Oil, was next anctioned oil. She was
e.! tured while attempting 10 run the blockade at
New bern, n. {. The first lid wac 500. She was
run M 10 $S.J75 ut .hich price tLe . as knocked
down To Joe V.lk,nbnrg. Tue schooner Mars Was
sid TO Mr.. David D. irundy for $500. She wa,
Uut AT lIaiaX in 1913. Tue scAoooer Mary Clinton,
>sS s3-9jin iuns bn,den, built ut Milton, Delaware,
IN 1874, was pureLas,d by M Wheeler for E, 200.
The amount realz ty the Government for the sale
Was J,J05. the vessels brought their full value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18


Ills Board met u, ?. III. yes erday, Mr.. Drper
Whole q. ows that rom July to July Il, 56i per-
sc,. we're transferred from the CRY Pri.on TO tbs
Wurk.uouse 81 Blackwells Island, vi which number
81 were made AID JSi e 1sies. AT TIE reqn e ~
SIR con saiterlce, tle Commissioners recent y ba1
IN Interview with Surgeon Sloan, Medic i d. ect,S
OF TIE United , a'es Army, wien au arfnu- e1e.t
wa. n ade hy wiitn , JJ0 sick and wounded sodi-ra
ar, 10 I've received and cared i,r AZ II levne Hospital
and Ba,kweirs Island. Every thing required for
th IL comfort Las been alresdy prepared. On Sln.
dsy las, thirteen couv4lesocnt officers Jeff iesu no
III s,i'ai. Az teir cep,rture they addressed to tho
Commits iou.rs the following letter:
ssILEvrE HosPTTAL, July l..
10 t,s Cosni,igneys of PYte CaSif,es
BAsrLEyLs Aer serving The battle acid to sntaia
h uou0r o cpuuty retain fJr TIE fag Of O'io
t name dcs,Iyrdly IN q lsie ,cents 10
fore Kichuoid IL officers solder.
cired wolus. icu rendered thr uuht or scge service
io iou sudy ur Is ed 20 the seA sud wou ced 40
ncrf your elas ard IN for hich csuuo iesve
without cipssg sincere thanAs 20 YOU U-nteinea snd
tle OH ul Institution, w:
Nt " ate ts " srden; blr. Hi 2 the Engineer. who
e.rry aha e. Mr. tanos.
CrxAi s,orckoeis E who has been unns 10 s"gpy-
ng Gus aud Ia sduIstTg 20 gn-al cou fo.t,
House conSsourd to tae nurse .o1 hell er n
the nhe locS I'd return siece'e
tu-iks their ste on aid rcnAin, Tor themselves al
fellows, R,-p-ctuliy yours,
r. ". WOODS, Lt.CcL S'Ia Ps. v. AID ~ others
The Commissioners rStui ned 10 the officers
tonchin1 and patriotic reply, md ordered the paper
ON file. Tne ,ipts irom Juiy 10 July Ia, were
.J6l o. Tue President OF the Board Was Instructed
To draw his warrant u2on tho Controller for $UVovu
from he appropriation Tor The Dep.r nent Oh PUB
lie CLanii.s. Tie numOer Of pervons Remaining ~
the various Institutions, Jaly IL, WAS ol2l la al:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

TIE NEW FAMILr AID FU.p.-Controller Hsws
na, announced that payments TO the needy families
Of volunteers will be resumed on the 23d inst. ut the
places and IN TIE order as follows:
IN ,he Iyth senstoal Dist let at the h''unda City hI
p,Tio, t- se,oud rhird aud rourh Nsi. every otnss
ns.y; for FINN AID Eighth Ned' every othe, rdnes'
dy IJt sisth sbd Seventh Wards every other Ihuid~yi
lof rourlrensb Ward every Friday ,,s
n he yth Senatorial Distrct, et the corner o. seenS
,,.st ard s pace r.sr OF T.mpkios MAkrt-For leoto
Mad every other Tuesday tor Eleventh "afd every otnss
sau.sd.y; Thirteenth Ward. every osbsf i"u'esJ
~. Seventeenth Ward every Other fnsss .r.
In the siath ssnaoa District 81 the corner OF i"etV
.,,d strees aud orosdvay-sor Ninth Wand. every onss
rns,aay For Eiiscns aud sixteenth wards, everJ vhss
W,i,,rsds, For EsateeDth Ward eve other thuisdA.'
In te seventh ssnsorla Distinct e, the state At~nsS
OF Seventh avenue aud Thi ~ alta srret-t " t"e'
ana Nieieru ards every onet Tue ddy. For r"en,u
Ward every etAer ednc,eay. For I~rn'y Lrst wan
,yrry other Thursday. For Twenty ~ecsnd Wad, every
oin.s Friday ,o,..of
Tr .e.ky allow ance il hIei st 81 80 for the head Of
FANNY ana my conss ee.h clld no, exc.edu thfcr
DEF fiaftreu year. of egr which VIII be peid ia n'psy
la Two veoAs IL tee ier.on VINO receiving AID % -
peg.fe tsbits, tho Ward Counit oe can n It Do dee
Vlssolo "a, the amour, 10 srocer.s instead o. ""~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

20 more driver call for ms,
No nor. d iyoT call.
No more diver cal fyf me,
Many thou aid die
H. more peck Of corn for mo,
No more L, c. Il c"sn,
No mote pa Of cIro ior me,
Many thousauo die.
No more hundred lasi for NE,
no more bgnd 81 i.'n,
No mofe Eui uird is.h fJr NE,
Mafys tnuusaud ufs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
American 81 F0wcigsa Patcnt
K. II. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF p5IANY'N
Late Ngrutoi q, : Patcut Odcr Washington. un,i.t
me ACT 81 ie37.,
~ state street. opposite kiiby ST., ncsto.,
! FfEE an EXTENSIVE practice OF upwards or twent.
Il years, continues secure Patents intae United s.tr
--aisu u Great Britain Fuuce aud otter foreign can,
tres Caveats Spyclnratons, Assgumentg ana All IA
eis Drawings Tor Patents e,tcutrd on liberal tenn,
aud with teapalch Researches made into American a.
Foreign WORKS, iodturuta che validity ar ut ~ ru
tents r. inventions IND legltur other advioerpnared a.
al matters toacan. the stiue Comics 90 The ,l,os
any Patent furnished by ranittup One Dollar. A,ig.
mcujs recorded AZ Washington.
The Acrurp IS nut on, the largest ii New Gbrl,.
hll through IL inventors nave adv .uiaa,, f1 .r,,,,
patents at ascer,ainius fae pateutaailu, of tg,,t
aususpus>edhy il act Div snaenurtoapv v,s,g
caH be offered them elsewhere. Tho iimpuinis l,la,
given prtve tha onn, /. 4oRt silrrI>sFVi tq'' ti1
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
PROBATE COURT =

Probate Courts, within and for the Distriot of Ran
doph for the year cnsnipg, will be holden ns follows
viz
At the Registers Office in BrookfeId on he fist Thur
day in each month.
At tho Orange c. unity Hotel in Chelsea, the third
Thursday of each month
AT Chadwck's Hotel in West Randolph, on the fourth
Thursday in each month.
All l.. Bowes' Hotel In Washington. on the second
Thursday in February May and August
By order Of Court.
J. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea. December ID, 1861.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
NJ A n IL O Cd
HOW LOST ! HOW RESTORED !

just Pabished ~ Seaied EHreiopc Price SIR C,nts
Lecture ou the Nature, Treatment Ana Radical cure
q spcrma.orrhna, OF seminal weakness, Involuntary
generally, Nervousness Consumption Epilepsy and Fits
Mental and Physical lncapaoity, resulting from self.
Abuse Sc.-Bf kobI.J CULYsawEi-, y. .. Author Of
the GrftH B0uk
fEe woridrenowucd author, TO hi, alm'rable Lecture
clearly proves from Dos own experience that o.. aafll
ouseqnences It Sefahuse may be.tFctually removed
cwihout medicine and without defv- surrioai operaE
uons, bougas Instruments ring. 1r coidais pointing
Gus mode % cure at ctrtaia ud Hectua by which
every sufferer no matter Wh.t Die nditlou may be- may
cure himself ch-a ly, privately. radically. This lee
turr will prove boon Go thousand. and thousands
sent under seal, 10 plain oye, any address,
on TIE receipt % six cents tea postage stamps by adj
dressing DR. CHas. J. T.. KLINE,
i27 B3wery, New YsrA. Post ONCE Box $50.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

q llItIt glove str5 I.i
''0% %nt' m''' wasp tn." a' H'tg ''Flo
s Il 'or., +, 4 ladg aNio. .r ny ..eom ih'.'
saorar.
4ala.or. .aao. GUARD
N'1t
,g,...c..........''.
ls. summer. 81 tie Pavilion uati.
stopped wees fue't,
Two boot, vi.l r..ea. l.,.he-..as.
Two hoat y4i.s a..-r.lt esa-
"aaansrl tro. around lnas,"
'"'S sio' mN near. a"a'
ana '''eH in my nightly Dreams
iHej s'rrt before my Mca,
= mowers Fro" from q 'as'.
Which struck 4. liEeo.,nro
some other name wa. on the boo.
Those boos were not alone!
ws e.. .I'' lI'' :, o,''r Do'''
.a4sa,l',..,, wv ''''
And with them '' vailed . bride.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

qHi pua hos thoroughly prol0 ...t 70 betle best
? afacieefe Aaorn lor curing LscirARgE, C0lD ~
rHe HEAD, and the HEADACHE. j. ia. boon found an
eAe lent remedy n many cases q Sore EYES. UrAp-
sEss has ben removed by TO-, and igihry4 has ofte n
been greatly improved by It's use. .tpurges out Al. oh.
stracaous, strengthens Che Gland sn1 gives healthy
action 70 h parts Affected. u i recommended BY many
ot The best physicians, and used s gat success ana
sat. faction everywhere.
M0Ie than twenty five years experience las proved
rs great value and AZ this mo nca. t.ndslcler ,han
ever before
large number Of the most espe'.able Druggists In
Boston and New York ina Ger ideate med By them h
1854 say
" The undersigned, having Or many years been &C
quaiutei with DR.. MAgsHALLi CArlsEH AND HttbAcuE
SNUFF, and sold b 10 our vi sale trade, cheerfully
state, that believe it 20 be ECU ueyery respect 10 the
recommendation given of 10 foi Dr. cure n Catarrhal
Affections and that is decidly Ghost article We lave
ever known ior all Che comm IN eases & ihe head
Be are - C0ut ierfelts,
fac smile 81 The signature 0. the jrletor
CHARLES BOWEN b.. rvar bottle SOIL bv nm,
rs everywhere. ..tsAibt'yl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
ScrsN ma Central n Sulli-
van Railroads.
f.s rmw ssLss4srT yuzzuuuuszw1
&a.a H9 aFiK s.H FiiSs- <.ssSF wy E
SlIlli-
Trsins Going sOuth and East.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, January 8th, 1862

Leave Montpelier y s 40 A. 200 p and 10 pm
AZ AL IRAN leaves 81 ana ~ az b25 a. Burlington
vi 100 A. NJ, connecting at Wine River uncien with
Trains Tor ahd from NellS hVeiS. J0hnsbuty and Lit
TETON, aud with Nef tho" IL l. ~ Bos;on aLowel Wof-
cester &ci ana connecting az Bellows Falls with hesh-
re r. r. ior boston ana WIZ vermont Valley r. R for
Springfield, New Haven ana We" York, arriving in New
York NJ TO-. p. n.
AeooM0psTos Tam leaves b1le's Point Al 50 A. N
for Burlington and Northfeld.
Nom Eywcss TRAIN cuvrs oHensttupat If 80 M.
Mont cat % $50 y ~, bbus's latt OF $40 p ~. arrY
lng at Burlington al 92o NJ, ~ aortonNtsA0 NJ con-
Meeting "a Bellows Fails with Cheshire e for Boston
and Worcester and with Vermont AIev 4 X Cor sorine
Hei and Ne" Haven ana hfflt|1n New Y0f, Al 4.2O
g.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
Gn1fDDIINn ~
COMP OUND.

A certain and permanent for Rheumatism Neural
Il Pa and Salt Rheum. 1t is an internal remedy driy-
ing out and entirely Graduating the disease acquiring
no charge IN diet business, aud may be taken BY
children and persons OF the most delicate constitutions
with perfect safety.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-13

NDLILIIUR OF p1IANY,N
Late Agrutol q. Patcm Oacr, Washington. nnl.t
the ACT 81 e37.,
as state street opposite hiiby ST., iiostoa.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
ApMoNTrIoN o. JAcKsoa
rRarsr.ll Addro.., MsIch 3. ls7.l


"Bu. the Constitution cannot be naDtained. nor the
Union preserved In opp tsn 10 puoc lee ing, ~ ne
mere exertisn Of the o1eoNs powers c nhjed 70 the
General Government he fOuhdationB nust - lai T.
the adee ions OF the psVple In the security which II
gives 10 s b<riy and property in every quarter Of the
ctEsr Of the several States besr ne TO ahother a. mem
hers OF or political ni ,. mutuiy eopnouting %
prt mote The happiness Of each ther Hence the eii-
Ee of each state should stuc i0usly avoid sVe ythDg
calculated 10 wound be asnibii or tnehd tne JUST
de OF the pc plg % other 5atesi and they shoild
iIosp upln any pnoceedipgp within their own DO, des
likely to dlSiufb tranquility OF ther potlcai hrstn
Ten IN othtr portions Of lhs Union. 81
'In a country so tzenAiv, the Uuled States, and 10
pursuits VARIED the Internal regulations Of me several
Staes must fsequsntD dfrr from one another 10 i'm
3rtant par and dis cineence Is unAvodaeS
the varying uTinepss upon which the Amer
lean colonies originally plated; pIcPles which
ad en- deep In their social re aons before tue
Revelation and At rere, Of necessity, influencing 10 IT
policy since they became free and indspe dent states.
BuL each atate has the unquesopAble rghtto regulate
It's own internal cJncer according to It's own pleasure
and white does not interfere With the IRhs " the pe0'
pie Of other SAtea, or the rikbs OF the ULion very
ate mast be the sole Judge Of the measurts proper 10
sfcure he taeiy Of its c and promote their hapi
ptts and all sfofts on the part Of be people Of other
States to cast ooium upon ueir insutuions' ara az
a easures cAonlated TO disturb hsi rights 81 popery
or 10 pu a. jeopardy their eaca and ira quniy,
Ia 0itecl opposition ghe spirit In which tho nion
eas formed, AMI must endAnRef Its safety Motives oi
phi may 20 sgbed for this unwarranahs in'
reference, aud weak men mBy p rsu. .oe Themselves Tor
momer, III Il they are abonn IN the cause o. huu an
ty al ASSERT he rghB Of the human race 'nltvefy
one upon sober Ieasctlon Will aee that nolhing ou
uischisi can cOme fro these improper uS upon the
foe ing, md Iighls Of others. Rest assured that he
en- found husy In this VI disco av not Worny
Of your confluence and d.Sse yoaT kho enN ISprooa-
too .n1e ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
ADMoWrTIoN OF wAsuINaToN.

fRreWel Aonfebo' eepVsnUs' ~ Ho,'i =.
In contemplating the causes which may olstuIo SuI
Union II occurs as matter OF serious concern. mat
any ground shuuid have iurnished of cnarseerW
ing parties By geographical
and Southern, Atlantic and WeSt rD-Shehee osngning
men NAV epdesyor 10 excite belief that Ihsr nal
difference OF lucslinte, and viswS One OF etApe'
dients Of party acqui nustcs Sithn par enas as
tres Is to msTepre the opinions and aims ~ other
districts You SHE yourse ives 90 much egstnst
the jealoubies and heaIt.burunes which sPhng rom
these they ted 20 render alien to
each other those who oush. 70 be bound together by fra
ternsl affection.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

~manN aAOARA an u BASQAN EH
- NAV SFTLEB--n nnin 4 Son, No 2S soutf
Hiah utseet hsys up opened nev styles q OLQTB On
%c-f rtgliab . manner, Also tuperD Ft1ln
0,aeF SfIks, ven heagys csnlsned expressly tcl
Esre,,,r, and Rasopipes THpnl5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
rns osmoora.le PIa,form

The following ADDREss and PLATsoRM we're
unauimoad5 adopted BY tho Democratic State
Convention which was held in the eity Of Co
lambu., on the Fourth day Of Inly, 1852:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

rtaEAgHE gEkEETANGs AND
ncp odsIsa b srsasusi variety aneas ~ lgs Rns's
e,A1 ~ ne. - aoalh High stFest.
taA.lt s.iH diflt ge esgt
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
.,T.IInTRDRA ~ NI CID.
IoBH q wHKKLKR,

"A GENT FORs HON b, COST IN y a. a.
"A MARaATT An. BEruRITr And tHxinP FlRs lha. Oc.
Nrp YoRK; MnRpEAaru' and orr lLnE op hARTFoR1
Nsw ToRH LUa and oorH.. Mutual hvss
OsSScs, 81 aatgh So, savage's ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24

II AW1RG THtS DAE sOhD QUA
III sloch q Groceries 2 9 p.pghlnQ Neehsprinliy
recommand hrn % cur ola pnisons and frsenda l 40
- \. '1.-.- NJ ~ - TH0e WALKER \ SON
Oeiunbaa uagsh 2alh, iesi-@aptdn z sasiss g
.Fgl ss'sa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
F4rDou IT,, April IA, 1857.

A WONDERFUL cukk,--ooenA aAAs a1v, Al Old
os,ahbor ol ans gAs ,sI, iii siGa bad cough which
eTey, ens suYauss5 10 be conHompuoI. Hn SArvss
old a. thsI ns pAa paAob even rsniSdS nsy heard VI
sIthvgI bsHsnli DIS erothsI ce V sss es@ os al az
sT sonaIued 10 tt,S uelei that DC oould not i've.
oad shouI Ihs third VI b0Iss VI O1 Pastoral nyrsP,
Snrh ays him and 1t enureiy our0d him, 70 ths aston
shiasut VI ala NhaL mASes the cass @oS rmarkAois,
wv ~ JvhEN' aLNNIH.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-24
PICTORIAL SYRUP.

rhsy arc at home andany one who has doubts can In
qulrs Of the person who have been cured By It.
DR. KEHBRR 10 PREPARED AT ANY TIMH TO
EXAMINE LUNGS WITHOUT 0HARaB, FOB ALL
THOSE WHO NEED HIs MEDICINES.
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MILLIONS or MONEY
3 For an Inch of Time!

sNXTAS ONOE THE BXCLAmATION Ok
w adying Queen. That inch Of time oan be pIocuT
much cheaper rate and many long yearn Of
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS "
enjoyed By consulting DR.. MERRVwEATHRhy Eh9
securing the most obsnate and andine dlseess
Of the LUNGS HEART, LIVER, KIDNBrn, BLAge
OER SpOdhoH RHEuMATlSM DISEASES PEuG
LIAR TO FBMALES, SKIN DIBEAoko, AND ALI
AFFRcT1OEa on THE EYE AND EAR.
Facts are StnbbeFn Thingsi
Hear what the PhIladelphA correspondent says in ts
Commonwealth" Wilmington, Delaware, sh o. Apr''
l459 AhM .s,. n
British Army, and who styles himself the 'indlAr
Botanic Physician has Of late gained an extensive repu
Ation here by his skill In curing all manner o. com
plauts, Some Of his patients have conveIssd Witn
and they pronounce his remedies and mode OF teaen
as very superior. Some have been restored as ~
magic. The medicine he uses 10 distilled ny nlrnAen
from various herbs possessing rare curative PEoPerteS
white acting In the aipt ne devoted his leisure mo
ments 70 thorough study OF the effects produced Dy
certaip medicinal roots and herbs all manner OF dis
easf II seeEhs he has found suTe and speedy rens
dy foF All the ills that aesh Is heir to-. His practice
already extendye and is daly Increasing. In the cop
pisins to which EenAes subjected be has no equal
a. large npnber here have testified that they owe NO
only their present good health but their lives 70 inc
Ilnll Of this Indian Botanic PhysicaD." i..asp hoS
/ Office 81 East State 5trcet, COlumbuA
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PrTTAsuRsu, December, 81, 1855.

PITTAsuReH, December, 81, LIDS.
4 uRRAT CURE BY pk, KEYSkks fkOTORAL
81 yRIJP-I live in PEBBLES township Allegheny county
mad coughing and spttins, Shieh commenced Eoout
he 4th Of Rebrnary zsi and continued eghi montna,
vloyed Ihe bss, physcisnS ID The country, and ny
suugh continued ansuatec until early U October. a.
anal pnie wa ADVISED Y tTy youI pSOTUhAL cOUeb
sg .utiten frss Ifvn the coughing spitIng had
eotaireu " sssi ssgus we'll, sndl hinh u should u
Srcsb ths, this yauaps eIIeay will d. toI othsts What
Il hat doBs IL Ipy case SVnr -. hAhLhsi
Vtsnss1-b. y. kksh' Essp'sa teWnniP'
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ssTho naost EteiiabIe standard Aus
thority OF tho Ensiisn Language"
Sis Hwndrsd Ssnsnsns SdSca'0rs Of 0Aio
"rHH BEST nNaLisH DIoTIonARS sxrAEr."
sr~y Asa Ss~YUAsrs
'He'e are upwards o. Hundred Thousand Words,
Ehose nutisroas msanngs aud deriystions, togeshsr
9Th thei correct spelling, and pronunciation are clearly
set before tho eye"
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prrrrnuRen, April "a, Issf .

PrTTSBUReh, April "A, 1857.
AEAU THE Truth. H.--DR. KKYsKz; have daugh-
Ter VINO has taRep several mecoLnss for bad cough
gthoG; csnent--among them Ayers cherry Pectoral.-
1 ourchassd from gou bottls Of your PEOTOnAL
lYRIJP and before she bad used half bottle she Was
relieved The second bottle cured her enttey oi he'
eongh JOHN DARN,
Robinson street, Allegheny.