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7T0HE TRIAL Of GEORGE G. HERsE1
MURDER OF BETSY FRANCES TlRRELL.

MURDER OF BETSY FRANCES TlRRELL.
-..,.u..
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT OF MASSACHUSETTS >,
No case Of poisoning created great interest IN
that Which forms the subject Of this report
Aside from questions in yoved IA the the socs posi-
ton ofbe murdered girl and the confidence which her family
had placed IN her seduce made his acts socOu and un
grateful the attention Of the public at time subsidized
But the proceedings the strain TO
msn could really be guilty After severely contested trisl
before the jury hearing before the Supreme Court upon
motion judgment and hearing before the Gov
and Council upon petition for OF sentence
the prisoner finally executed the sh Of August 1867
two aud quarter his To the sciences
medicine and chemistry his is Of great importance it's
believed the of poisoning by t6ychuine
published In this coaDfy In the celebrated English trial OF
William Palmer the chemists failed TO detect poison; while
IN this case reproduced in large quantity both by Dr.
A. A. Hayes and Prof T. ~ Hoord The psPer, type and
style ths Book equal TO the b.s law reports, aud 10
cold vol eyo, IN cloth binding at 81 rs.
A. WILLIAMS L Co., Publishers,
No. loo Wsshisgton-st., Boston.
For sale in New-York by d. APPLETON Co.
For sale in PHILADELPHIA by J. Is. LiPPINCOTT Co.
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AMONG THE PINES,

In. handsome duodecmo volume, over 500 psse' ooIh
,.,nd n,c. 4, or Paper Covers. price 10 cents
The North American Quarterly, in stwe'vepase review OF
,hi, wonderful work. says; "The book not snove; yetN
,o,e.ses the attraction Of highly wrought and powerful
vo,h Of fiction has an intense and terrible interest iu
sous parts Of its story and the incidents and chsrac
tss are portrayed with graphic and dramatic
lower Yet only not regular novel, but we
are assured that absolutely nothing fictitious In it,
ave in the alteration Of few names and dates. A
very reusrka able book"
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DONT Sell your Books for Old Paper
IL Libraries and Small Parcels of Books Bouyii
100 Old and Scarce Works on FresmAsopry;
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HAMMOND on Diseases Of the Nervous, Sem
i inal Urinary. and SexualSystems NEW aud RELA'
BILE TREATMENr.-By &. D. Hammond, NJ. d., formerly
Professor Of Special omy and Surgery in the Syrscuse
Medical College NewYork author of Medical Information
for the Million" &c. Price = mailed. To be had in mi.
Civ only Of the Publisher L. WARNER, No. Vesey ST.,
ort the Author No 81 East Z7thst
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THE ROMANCE OF THE MUMMY.

From the French OF
THEOPHILE GAUIlEA,
AN INTRODUCTION BY W. c. PRIME,
Auboy OF Teat Life in the Holy Land" Boat Lie In
Egypt" etc.
vol, l2mo, pepper, 75c. cloth VI.
THE Romance OF the Mummy which Is no less than the
life and woes of Tahoser who first loved Hebrew, was
by Pharaoh HE wife by Tce aud succee ded
his throne afer the Red Sea had Destroyed him and his
host The value of the book consists n the marvel.
accuracy with which Gauter reproduces Egyptian i-
palaces hoUses furniture dress dances agricultural pursuits
employ aud all the life the menoIy Of which
has been angey preserved IN the toinbs We RECON-
mend the this valuable New YORK
Journal OF Commerce.
The Publishers claim for this Book that ss the best Boos
on the Aneen, Egy plans published
JOHN BRADBURN,
Successor to NJ. Doolsdy,
Pubisher No. 40 WulteI.st., New York.
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IJ'HE three.story Brick DWELLING-HOUsI

No. los Eat 30t.st, 4tsy for SALE; ~ Ia good
order has modern improvements aud viii be sold al tbs
price Of $1,000 Fer further paou and csId the
prt nuises address or apply 10
J. GHEtNWOOD, ia, Pusgm's nuppm.
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Neu, pubhtaticns.
AN INTENSELY INTERESTING BOOM
AMONG THE PINES;
Or.
aown soura IN SECESSION TIME
BIZ Epsusp KIRK1

One Of the most graphic and 'ruh-.ei0s volume. winch
-. h. written Of the South and Southern Society
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The NEw.YoRK SEM.WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
pabnshsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Contents of No. 1854 March 81:


Contents Of No. 1854 March 3 ]:
I.LHADING ARTICLES: Rebellion 10 Abolition
New-Jeuey; Insurectoni A New Method In
Journalism; Suppose You Try II; I. "A. Sey
Peace Through War, Our Naval Glory Editorial
Paragraphs
u.WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
u..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Iv..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
.THIRTY-sEvENTH CoNGREss-TmSD sr,
Proceedings In the Senate and hou'e Of
Representatives.
U.THE WAR IN THE THWESr
VII. .OFFICERS FOR THE ARMY; Nominations by
the President 20 the Senate.
VIII. THE CINCINNATI DEMONSTRATION
TX INTERESTING TO SOLDIERS; Army Pensions
aud How to Get Them Bounty and Back Pay Of
Deceased Soldiers
KNEW PUBLICATIONS
M..THE INDIANOLA AND THE vICKsBURG
BATTERIES: The CONSERVATION Caused by the
Monitor Battery; Rebel Communication Between
vlcksburs and Port Hudson Destroyed; Condition
Of the Rebels at VicksbGry
xll..FOREIoN GOSSIP.
Kill ..FROM EUROPE.
xiv.NEwY0RK LEGISLATURE.
xV..THE FREAKS OF MAJOR-GEN. FOSTER:
Coriespondenee Of The N. Y. Tribune.
xvL.oUR FORCES NOW READY TO ATTACK
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH The Hun
eer-foster Controversy; AIRES. of Cen Fosters
S1 Ss, sa r Robert Small the NegIO Pilot
spondenes Of The N. Y. Tribune.
xvlivEkNERs PRIDE; By the AutAore,, Of East
XVIII SCENE IN THE ILLINOIS LEOIsLATURF.
Speech Of a Brave Old Patriot; lis Terrific Phil
hPic Assns; Traitors.
Ix..AMERiCAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
Xx..TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
XXI. DEATH OF COL DANIEL D. TOMPKING
XXI. PROPOSED MEDIATION OR ARBITRATION:
Concurrent Resolutions IN the Senate; EmphA ic
Protest Against Interference
xxIII..THE SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT: The
Wsys and Means Bill
XIV. FROM CINCINNATI The Inv a.ion OF K.ntueiy
by Rebels; The People Greatly ETightebed; Tho
Rebels Attacked sod Whipped; Exaggerated lie
pors. Movements Of Gen. Carter Correspond
eDee Of The N T. Tribune
xxv..WAR ITEMS.
XVI. POLITICAL
xxVu.AGRicCLrC3AL ITEMS.
XVIII Personal.
xxx CITY NEWS
xxx MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
XXI. .MiSCELLASE0US ITEMS
Stock, Money, Cotton. CRAM and Cattle MsfKstA
specially Reported Tor The ~ T. Tribune
TsRss-Ons Copy for year. ~. Two Copiss one
ysaS %. Five Copies. one year. p1s. Tsa Copies |
a11 80.
SU Club Of Twss.y, ws ssod an Es.rs Copy
AStrsss 1IiE TRIBUNE. ksw.ysSk ]
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DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE

ceuteeI two-story aud attic frame HOU 81, with wing
two story the whole containing 10 rooms built H. the best
pleasantly located Evcrgreenav and oodbine-
together eight lots Of Ground within TWO blocks oil
broadway cars three minutes to cars to Fulton Fefy re
c,,ble AZ all hours For further Information. apply to H. b.
LOOMS No 81 Pine-s Security Fire Insurance Company
or 10 A. NJ. SUIDA ~ on the premises
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AMONG THE PINES.

To the large and increasing demand for this woS
Il on the following terms;
Single COPIES in cloth. in paper covers 70 cents
tsingle copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt o.
Twenty-Five copies psper covers....s'.'''Sppc- co.
One hundred copies pepper covers. .....;..f'o' 'sN
Cash must accompany Inc oTdef'
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nor SALE, at PRINCETON, N. IA FARM

Of 90 scrs all In good condition. with ffui, OF every de-
,crptou. Buildings spacious And In good epsir Inc lOcA
10 the very SPOT make the ground valuable Tor
city Ia fact the fast Forging toward H. and
in ihot time wil connect and portion OF tho property
could sosdy be adysniagvou,y disposed OF Ia ot' ms
Offering eQIsly desirable residence inve.tmen
and TO gentleman wishing to locate his family degh1Iy
.t,Iar,i,. ,pdeed c. G. PRATT.
No 81 Finest, Room 40. ..
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NOR SALE--A frst-class RESIDENCE,
within one p,iie Of Pous hke.pse the Hyde Para
Dad In loo atty containing scre'-a rat o.
which Is In Garden end the remainder In Fruit ena
Tree. FROM road the Hudson River, conmand
ing view OF the same. The House 10 good containing 10
Rooms with spnng aud rinwa'cr carried INTO the b"ans
There are ali necessary Outbudings IN good order Price
a. SO; Part can remsin on The same. Inquire OF
THOMAS CLEGG. Main.st., Poughkeepsie.
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Hmnsements.

WINTER GARDEN.
w Open at II besiu q; 0eloth.
Second week Of the highly successful enRsseusp4 Of TIA
distinguished Artistic,
&is, MARY PROVOST,
Miss MARY PROVOST.
Supported by the fsr0ri,e young Actor,
Mr.. l. p. BAkRhTT.
and the entire excellent company of this Thester.
LUCE DAkVILLE,
LUCE D'AkNILLE.
A MOST GENUINE SUCCESS
ANOTHER TRIUMPH.
received by crowded a0d fashionable audiences with t.
enthusiastic de monstrsiions Of appreciation. wv"
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Marchl Us.
Miss Mary Provo'es Isansoon ard Adapts,ioo NJ
paln Sep aion DIsa, IN POL gI- four Aot, en a
LUCE UARVlLLE
MARY PROVOST. Recommendations pApvlrre
SIR. l.. BARRE TT. FfTnESTT
Mr.. w. DAvtDGE.............,..... p0piti X
Other characters by the Company.
FRIDAY EVENING March g.
Miss MARY PhoVOSl'S hst BENEFIT IN beI nat W ei,
Places may % securel II advance ''
Box Book open from to o'ciock.
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nUINSY-THROAT DISEASES. TOU-
w SEY, No. I2l Nauaust, has pnblisned lecture by Dr.
sh-ni It, ia which IL gwen mode OF treatment which
has proved folly successful There also directions for
nursing for families BY which tue disssse Will be iavoTaby
infuenced,
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lJrintlil9.

CARDS, 81 per /, 900: BllLeads. 81 per ream;
Crcusrt 50 cent, Dor 90; Label- Posters ani 81 kisds
Of JOB Wors equally low DlCksO.i, the Chosp PriHier
No. 1Ty on.fow oppos.e C4ty Hal
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Nem Publications
NEW EDITION. NOW READY
TWO SUCCESSFUL BOOKS.
TRIPS IN THE LIFE
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER.
Paper, so cents. Cloth, 81.

Recounts his professional ske,che, with humorous OF
The American Rsrosd Jeupa. saws, Th.. very inter.
etng volume containing the singular eIPelepce
American locomotive Epsinee aud we have nae IN Fog
IN s perussl Among the contents are: hu9nlns ~ M @,
Collision, The Conductor, The Brakeman; -, Ge-sl
an Hour. Explosions The Duties Of an su5 require.
ments OF he rail The passenger rarely thinks % ne
along like Lightning what Immense and even
brskomen This little Book gives most lively snd
account Of them they are pna be in the hands all
railway officials and travellers. hathsy may pe'e' ANO"
The Evening Post printed copOui extracts from
IT, and saws: We close extracts from TN. 'nsuas ps
which inteTe,us as is ssei U%y o .sV aDou, T.
TIE BOOK Is sE NE pi9iiT kI nd
Fron The New.York Commercial ADVERTISED ~, T.,
oHoe IL something in literature sud We pSa book
;hs eayan .snss sensstiona but sensation !. VII
create will beperfecy lestmste-te tIs and such
- com. hons 10 he business and oosoms OF men ely
one travels less BY railroads now % ~" T, Volume
viii show the railroad tina, lie often gees through
per and close by the jaws Of oea, iif N The contare
read this volume without thinking more highly ,aAn oe'ie
se eT m we WR STiys s' LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEER
THE face aud correct style evidenced IN the composons
the on . ss s IF shc tn. Volume up
strong suspicion that the hand OF the writer 10 moco more
familiar with the pen haa the starting bar OF locomotive
and that the materials lo has pleasantly wrought up were
not obtaued by personal observation but have been
by some aide driver drivers Of tie iron.AoIe Hen
entitled to the benefit ofwhatver doubts We may have on the
subi.c shall to say he 10 BOT
most unu,u,y accomplished engineer There Is original
y aud freshness about his book emitting TO very voTaoe
consierson aud rendering IL real literary treat
Express 49,, H..
In the shers would say the book wa, written
by Locomotive Engineer, who Ie!t ms machine 10 hsht
for his conutgy and came "a member Of Billy Wilson's
Z0usyes." o., 3,
1t contains record Of personal experience incidents and
accidents In the course OF a varied fAlioad oATeet
Many Of the chapters powerful and thrilling tAetehes
and tlere Is much practical wisdom snd instructive obse
walton OF lie mingled with the narrative Throughout. -
lI lucinua;i Commercial.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
cRoWtDf'E1D1 nc HoTsEs. CoNTlNUED SUCCESS
Second week Of the
CELEBRATED NATIVE PKIMA DONNA,
MISS CAROLINE RIChlNGS,
MIX PETtR RlCuINGo,
wal appear 10 Bsfe. -
sATANELLA,
THR POWER or Low
The greatest Dauseuse on tbs Americ al stsze
MILE. ANNEITA GALLEIIl,
MONS MARZETrI.
EVERY EVENING.
New Scenery by Me.u, j. E. HAYES and J. II sslwyn
New Music and full Chorus under the direction Of Harvey
u. DoJsorth. -, ,,ra.
New Costumes. new Appointments. and Mechanical Effects
by Mons Philippe, Nh ). Wsis. and hnnJon Deinh'
notice will be performed the new romantic opsfatic 'pS0'a
'''' '"'' sATANELLAi
TIVE POWER OF LOVE.
Ssiansls, the Spirit Of Beauty 49,, n,cu,.os
Julian, Demon Page, i........NiinS u hiNhi'"'
Ahnane. the Master Fieni. - ...,, ,,,,r,,,.s
Matino the Imp of Michel stegward Flick,
MONS. MARzErrl.
tensassd expressly for this pst,,
@...r. H. II shewsii Z Lanib, Geo. Anlrews C. W.
Wilson J. w. Bla.de &C, sc. Mesdsmesf D. Chanirau
L. II, shs~en. steTeti. r Gfi'an' &C.
!" ''' course u GRAND BALLET.
BY MI. GALLETrf. Mine. MARhEr It'll Nile kAIhlNE.
aud a FULL CORPS. under the distinguished 'iA'e ae
Ballet, ,.,.,, ,,o,.,,,,
SEATS SECURED three days Ia adsancs
Boz Book open from m, 20 ?. ~ ,,.,
Win the exec ption OF the Press, No FREE LIST.
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NINE. DEMORESl"S Grand Spring opening
wi Of Patterns Of all too novel aud Desirable iaIis Spius
Fashions for Ladies and Chlfen's D,e. illustrated by
cuslr AID esauty trimmed fe size psP. models u. the
Emporium VI Fashion, No. AZ broadway, aud oil the
branches -
Waist Patterns cut 10 fit the form at l2o The Spring
number Of tho Quarterly Mirror Of Fs.hions" roady,
March 10
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WALLAcEon,. .. ., :. ,....
IHl5 kbEATyD WEDNESDAY,,
SECOND NIGHT OF TWO POPULAR DRAMAS
j. X N T. STINE
FREDERICK. LESTER WALLACE
VI5COUnT DE cHAMPEVILLE, gucle
70 rie1sIiGh' Mr. JOHN GIL6ERT
CHARLES DASPkEMONT.......... REYNOLDS
MARIE PERBOTr foster sister to JuliettsMss CANNON
JULlLrTE, ward to Chanpoyiile..... Nj. RENRIQUEs
AGATHA. ........................Mr JOHN SETON
Concluding with the very favodte Couedy Of
THE LITTLE TREASURE.
With the accompanying admirable distribution,
Capt. WABIER NhlDENBLUsh.....Mr l. WAtt4CK
Sir CHARLES HOWARD. c. FfbHER
Hon LEICESTER ACKNOWLEDGMENT NORTON
GERTRUDE. ..................h ias MARY CANNON
Lady NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hi.s FANNY MDhANP
highly appreciated ad attractive eeIsdy,
MASKS AND FACES.
FRIDAY,
Nh. JOHN GILBERpS BENEFIT,
win be acted (hIs. tine 10 ton yea.,
TIE BU5YBODY,
SATURDAY,
AMERICANS IN PARIS,
OLD ENGLISH GENTLEMAN.
AONDAY-A fine bill
TUESDAY-ihe great programme 81 Monday A
FAIET HEART NEVER WON FAIR LADY,
TIE YOUTHFUL QUEEN
scted to the most crowded audience assembled CT hia
ssts blishInentl will be repeated. .x,
In preparation, BLUE AND CHERRY snd THE LADx
AND THE DEVIL.
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A SMALL FARM and COUNTRY RESI-
~ DENCE, IN the outskirts Of the beautiful village OF
Booncd y. hss decsptand comfortable buildings noout
Il acres OF excellent Land with ffut shade and water oil me
very ehoioe location pleasant aud perfectly healthy aud
few pisces within IL miles Of New can DO found 80 cheap
az this, Price $500; terms very easy. =,
@. q. PRATT. No. 80 Pine-sta Room, No. v
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DOY WANTED-An active, honest BOY, IN a
ID wholesale shoe house; ssary first year. Que hundred
dollars One residing with his parents aniiou. 70 learn 'ne
business, NAV address In own hand writing stating aud
refe.ences j. ). o., Box No. ,29G Po.t-Oaee, n T.
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A FINE full sized HOUSE and TWO LOTS
n for sALE-A great sacrifice. Elmo neghborhood mod
ru elevated situation near ferry IN BROOK
and ono Of very bsscf borscin Terms very easJG
sOITUWICK WOOD, No. 81 Nassau-st
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TO N1N4Nf TO IN4NVN
Il where BRIDE Is carried home IN cage read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE.
curious book for curious people good boob for
Contents ,sbes fee ct the principal newspaper depos
throughout the country; at + WARNEHS No. Veseyst
Of the Author. Dr. f. b. FOOTE 1870 Broadway. ". y.
LNREEMASONRY ALLYNs RITUAL Or
Il Prce 45 Iy IeHittDg viii be sent % sny address
postage ppsA just published: NiLLERs HEW-IOhE
1856 q Coanss Csa oue, No. Is Rare American boots
10 be had gratis sent BY mail fort eeuts Of Tos
,t.upe W. GOWANS, No. Is Ctnire.I'
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Amnefmfnis.
RARNUM9 AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
IMMENSE, ATTRA

RARNUM'' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS.
A SHORT TIME LONGER
A SHORT TINE LONGER
SHORT TIME LONGER
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN and CON. MUTE
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN and COM. MUTT
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN and COM. MUTT.
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN.
THE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY,
Sister Of the late
MISS LAVINTA WARREN.
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
though not haf her sizea speck Il humanity ae small
lady will be exhibition at oil hours
anu appear In Songs aud Dances IN company with -
COMMODORE NUII, THE SJO,OVO MUTT,
tn two making by fiI - ,,-.>, ,,,,.,oc
TIE SMALLEST PAIR ON HUMAN BElNGo
seen-smaier even, than
GEN. TOM THU NIB AND WIFE.
THREE. BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
THREE BEAUTIFUL ANGEL FISH,
gorgeous Ianbow colos together with other
brantifn Tropical Fish have just been added to The
GRAND AQUAKlA. the crystal ponds Of which contain 80
dtnct specimens OF Living Fish inceddg specAed bIook
Trout, weighing over four pounds each!
THE GREAT LIVIN0 HlPP0POrAhUS!
from the River Nle-ths Benenoh of tho Scrltures-the
only ani@a Of Il, md sy-r zen 10 A%ssa NrD
pays tuusg upon q musical instrument. The GREAT
ROARING BLACK SEA LION; WHAT II ~ AhBi-
No FAALLY BEAR SAMSON; GhA4HHD [AoDxAKEIIAAi
NJ HARRISON, COMIC IMPRoMPTU SINGER
appeersa performance in bis inimi' able Songs
:" '"' kAouL, OR TiIE Wick OF A LIFE.
every afternoon and evening. at and !. O'Clock
Animation rs cent? CIiidren under ten, 10 cents.
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Boots an6 Shoes.

ATS3 So 50, 81, and - 5O.-sHOEs arg
~ CATERS. Al JoNEsS Nos 10 and u AHs" -
8 -Pss,e call and examine before puIcnsslng
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! NELLAR-DIGGERS.- TO hire, 20
~ CARTS and HORSES. with DRIVERS, to woik In tue
eounrv about zinc miles from the city stablns will be
provided eIpsnse Steady cmpio mens VIII be gwen
Tor two months Apply at No. Bowling Green. Mont Ioo'
second
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Giants.

4 GUIDANCE GOOD SELECT SERVANTS
"a ready at Large Institute. No l39 llhs cor 6hsv
Enp.b German. ITsh Scotch American, end PToes'ant
help civil end capable to suit all Also. neat. tidy Small
.G,I. condnc,ed Nv MRS FLOYD
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IOIlN b. COUGH at the BROOkLlN
~ ACADEMY OF MUSIC. WEDNESDAY EVEN
$50 Msrch4 His for the in BIooklyn
Subject; Here ADD There in Britain" Tickets 70 eens
revr,rd scat. had Sweues bookstore. IN
Futon and a. Roses bookstore, ia AtiaHte-'i Apply
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-FOUR GRAND PANORAMAS on the same
nisht BanyardI Hall Of Art No. d3s Broadwsy-THE
OHIO. THE MISSISSIPPI THE WAR. and IhE Mis-
SOURI, Ouly IS cents children Is cents EVERY ~ IN
LSG a. a. On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY .ti o'clock
DROADWATt MENAGERIE, No. 600 Broad.
- way l.. u. LENT Manager. Open from 10 a. m 20 10
.. m. with unrqualed collection Of LIVING WILD
ANIMALS NOVEL PERFORMANCES ~ HIGHLY
TRAINED ELEPHANTS. MONKEYS. PONIES AND
MULES. At III a. M snd u ?. IN. Admission % coats
Children under ten IS cents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-12-05

go, No'"S, S'o"p, '"ooP"5
Cough, .4sthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam aad Wenkness Of tie
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, SC.
THIS is no new remedy. 1t has been
l. used for number of years in Maryland
and parts Of Pennsy vania. and has, wher-
ever known acquired an unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which it j. recommended uour
so apparent is its usefulness, and SO re-
markable have been its cures. that il is fast
superseding every other remedy for those
diseases The afflicted can rely upon its
doing Us much tor them. and in many cases
more than any other remedy now before
the public. mi
1t IL recommended and prescribed in the
Practice OF large number OF the most intel.
ltsent and able Physicians of Maryl nd 1t J.s,
Is used and constituted an indispensable ''"
household remedy by large portion Of the
first families OF the II 10
1t is used 10y all Glasses Of society. and the SUR
universal opinion is that it is good. THIS
SYRUP is ruHELr VEGErABLE COMPOUND. =,
1t is pleasant to take and never does injury. No
But ing to its purifying Qualities must
90 good under any circumstances Its effects
allaying the most violent Coughs rurif, ims child
srtng henng and mvigoru.in. the Whole
system calming and soothing the nerves.
aiding and facilitating e&pe:toration, and
healing the need
DISEASED LUNGS.
Thus striking at the roat Of disease, and
driving 1t from the system
GROUP. die Of
This disease is aunouucel nv difficulty of
breathing. shr wh,s.us or Wheeling.
hacking cough AMI threatened suifJ. tiyu
&C. II mostly "ccurS IN young chi .dren. Group
y" ehiid need die oi Group If th,s >yr.pi,
properly used, a"i used IN time. Mothers
who have croupy children >h,ull witch
show of 4 ;i. a.,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-12-05
FDIGE'S MIXTURE,

HE Is safc and reliable remedy for the cure
L Of rheumatism. Painful Aersou. fec
tons slrinS Eurt.s. Swclliug- and al
EST diseases requiring an external "ppicauo..
ON Man.
On iiorsc> it will never fail to cure the
iASl- P"ii-LNil. Fistula. old running Sores q,
NEAT s"eery, it properly applet. For S;run
Scratches. H-uise- Crlcl ed lloofs, t'lal.>
FOR Saddle "r Collar Calls Cuts or Wuuads il,
Is an int.rItitc remedy. Try it and be CON-
WINGED OF II, great ,tfr,cv.
IAN REEL NAfI~M
Persons hi'l cred with ,Es tisease, no mat
ter ct how long san,itt.-. can he ,romp
ND ard eiir"'uaiIy cnr'd by u>na this Mixjur,
Here is HuthEg IN the world - sure an /,
so g""'! to take away htd COINS. ara cure
''eAs' Frost Bites aS this preparation Try it md
satisfy yourselves. Pr.ce % and 50 cents per
''~ bottle Prepared by
:. A. IGLTZ & BROTHER
eStminster, Md.
II use For sale by Dr.. II. II MrrchgLL. riktou.
'hd rus4sts and storrkcepcrS everywhere