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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
THE ANNIVERSARY OF SUMTER.

Two years ago this week, the guns which
the North from its deep dream of peace, and
their echoes summoned q million Of freemen
to arms. Massachusetts,, instinctiyely welcom-
ing the war which had become at once the
only hope of honorable peace, fired the first
answering volley going all the way to Balt-
more to aim it. The Free Commonwealth Of
the North swung into line for the defense OF
their Government and national existence so
rapidly that of almost any enc of them might
have been affirmed what her nObest orator
said of the Bay State: "She has been sleep
ing on her arms since '83; but the first cannon
shot brings her to her feet, with the war-cry
of the Revolution on her lips"
The national flag went down from the walls
of the fort and pirate signal replaced it.
But not because it was defeat is Sumter
any the less O sacred name to the nation.
Bunker Hill was defeat, but We count it.a
glorious day, for it showed US our military
strength, and helped the colonies to understand
their capacity for armed resistance to tyranny
The virtue of Sumter was that it unmasked
Rebellion, dispelled tho incredibly of the North
reused the Government into resolute action,
and united the Nation in deleuse Of its exist
ence.
It was q week of intense and painful interest
another such we shall never see. The en-
thusiasm which followed it is likely also to re-
main without parallel, but if anything could
stir the blood of this people with On exultation
akin to that. it would be to hear that the
Stars and Stripes are waving again on Sum
ter's walls. II IL the hope of that news which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tho Loyal National League organized in the different Wards
Of the city requested to make arrangements 10 attend
q MASS MEETING OF THE LEAGUE called Tor the
ELEVENTH Of APRIL. the anniversary Of SUMTER, on
Un.on.squsre
Notcs should be q, once sent to the Undersigned ofhe par
may desire take in the ceremonies OF the
day JAMES A. hooSI'bLi' secretary
No. 81 Maiden-lane.
NB-Bsdses can be procured application at the Hall
the League No. sl3 Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth
real
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

Hartford County. Conn, on poll Of nearly
Sixteen Thousand votes, elects the Union
Sheriff by ten, gives COL Deming (Union) for
Congress sirteen majority, Gov. Buckingham
si1ty-t,oo and is probably about tied on the
rest of the State Ticket. Who says that one
vote is of no account
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
NJ, Louis Elections.

ST. LOUIS Wednesday. April O. 1862
Official returns give Chauncey j. Filloy radical
candidate for Mayor 2,647 majority over Joseph
ONeil tCopperhead). The combined Radical and
Conservative Emancipation vote give majority OF
5l56 votes over the Copperhead Democratic vote.
The entire Radical ticket received about the same
majority 40 Filley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09
CONNECTICUT.

We Judge from the nearly full returns before
US that Gov. Buckingham's total vote will be
about 4O5O0 aud Col. Seymour's about $4,000.
Considering the number Of voters absent as
soldiers, this is an immense poll. 1t has not
been exceeded on six occasions when there
were none absent as Volunteers. We judge
that the residue Of the Union State Ticket will
have 1900 neutrality-suspicious. a little over.
For Members Of Congress, the majorities are
nearly as follows:
l. Col HENRY c. DEsrSs Urnioul............ 3os
II. Hon. James f.. En0i'h tDem. ............llOO
III Ausrsrrs BRAsDEGRE CUnion). ....."..".2,3oo
". JonS II. HUBBARD tUniou). .....'.,....3to 400
The Union Sberiffs are chosen in Hartford,
Litchfeld, New-LondoD, Windham, and Toll
land Countless the Democratic in New-HayeD,
Middlesex, and Fairfeld-the two latter by
some $50 majority each. Both these Counties
did better than we expected.
The Hartford Press Of last evening has the
follnuyIun fuuraa.
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THE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. 1.-The Conduct Of the War.

Now Ready
The Report Of the Joint Committee Of Congress on
the Conduct War respecting the management and oper
atoms Of the Army of the Potomac while commanded BY
Con- Mcclellan Is issued by in pamphlet of thirtywo
p.gss Price cents; 81 per 100, S35 per 1000. II
sent by mail one cen, in addition will be charged 10 prepay
postage.
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Netp2lprk Dailp Gribaote
THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1868.
nn nnppropnNnENTS.

TO CORRESPUNUkNI ..
No notice can be taken OF ANONYMOUS
uha.,.r Intended for insertion must ne authenticated
nv the name nno address OF the wrer-nos necessarily LOT
n1blieatiop bu, as agusIsnty for his good faith
undertake return relecteo Connuhicatloh
All business letters once should DO addressed TO
..IhK TrinrNK.n New. YORK.
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Total. .4l,O33 80, 1913

Total vote Of The State, 7y,3o6
Backingham's majority, 2,7IO.
The full returns from New.Fairfield (says
The Press) will increase the aggregate vote
slightly, but will not change the majority
probably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-09

twul be ready Saturday. April H.
The Great Speech of Maj. Gen. B. f. Butler at
the Academy Of Music, April 1852 Price censs 80 pei
100, els per 1000. II sen. by mail cent each il
addition will be charged to prepay postage, when twenty
under ordered twenty half cent each, to prepa
postage. Cash orders solicited.
Address The TRIBUNE,
New-York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

CHARLESTON. Aug. 27.-The enemy's at
tack on our rife-pits, on "Wednesday nigh''
was about o'clock, in overwhelming force.
On Tuesday the firing on both sides was
slow with no unusual incidents.
CHARLESTON, Aug. %. The bombardment
Of sumter and Wagner proceeds sluggishly.
The enemy is working hard in the trenches
IN front OF Wagner.
No further attempt has been made 10 shell
tie city.
Rebel papers received at Morehead City
say that JEFF. Davis has decided, after con-
ference with the Governors of the Conteder-
ate States, to call out 500 600 black troops,
who are to receive their freedom and 80 aercs
of land at the end Of the war.
The Herald has a dispatch stating that the
bursting of the 300-pounder near Charleston
does not prevent the Smelling Of that city, a.
the shells thrown thence were from the 2OO-
pound Parrots.
Advices from Leayenworth, Kansas, say
The loss Of life already reported by the Press
is substantially correct. the loss OF property
a million and half Of dollars. Hundreds
are homeless and destitute. The business
portion of the city is entirely destroyed To-
gether with nearly hundred dwellings.
| Leavenworth and the neighboring cities have
| already contributed largely, but much assist
! ance Is vet needed And can be sent to Peter
/ r. Cushmau of the Aid Committee OF Law
! renee. President j. VI. Wilder and NJ. j.
| PARROT, ii. II. Adams and Nelson McCack-
en-, Leavcnworth Aid Committee.
At a meeting held on the 2sth, Gen. Jim
| Lane iei ell resolutions which were unanim-
| ously PASSED. calling on loval men on the
border that can be spared from home, to as
semble at Pamela with such arms and ammu-
milton as they can procure, and organize
themselves into companies of 100 men under
a captain Of their own choosing. Several
speeches were made denouncing Gen. Scho
field and Gen. Schofeld and Gen. Ewing,
and the policy pursued by them in the de-
partment.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
RUTLAND 4 BURLINGTON r. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

vi ? ~ M F4aNl
Commencing May y. lc63. trains will run A. fol-
lows
LEAVE BURLINGIus-
s15 NJ, MAIL TRAIN, for Boston, Lowell. Worccs-
ter, Bellows Fails, keeue. Ftchhurgh, Brattle-
horo, Springfield. Hartford New Haven, Troy,
Albany, aud New York arrive IN Boston d p
NJ Troy IS p n, New York l5FM.
Thro ugh 20 Troy and Boston iifiou Change
Of Cars
% l5A A.. EXrEEss TRAIN Tor Rutland. Troy. Al
hany, New York. Schenectady and the West ar
rive al Troy 8 80 ". New York hv Hudson River
Railroad or Steamers next morning.
g. N, MIGHT Express from Montreal % New
York, arrive in Troy sd N, New York 81 ~.
FROM The SOUTH AND EAST TRAINS ARRIVE At BUR
LiNGTOS As FOLLOWS
9 On ~, AcooNN0DAuoS TRAIN from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland at o0AN.
IS ", MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, WoTces
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy. Al
hany and New York. Leaves Boston 80 A
New York on N, Troy - Is ". This train
RON Rutland stops only al Brandon, Mddlehury
and Nergcnnes.
: 90 II, Passenger Train.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga. Troy. Albany, New
York, Schenectady and all principal points on the
New York Central and Western Rail Roads and II
formation given by
r. c. ROWE No T. American Hotel BlocE.
~ Fare always as low as by any other route and
baggage checked through.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
THE GREAT ENGLISH RFyIFn,
SIR JAMES CLARkES l.
CELEBR ATED FEMALE Pills

Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. CLAIR
Physician Extraorc nary % the Queen
FHHlS well known medicine IS DO .ur.
Il but sure safe remedy G. Female I'F.-
aud distinctions, from any clGss wlatesa-. Z.
althoush powerful remedy, it contains 5.-.
hurtiul o. the c0nst tuition
To = NRRIED LADIES it is peculiarly .....
WILL IN snort time, bring on the mH-t. D. ..-
with regularity
In ali cases % Nervous and Spinal affect. .-. d.
in The Back and Limbs, lleayiue--. Fatigue m.
eXertl0n, Palpitatinu NJ the Heart L.---
Spirits, Hysterics, Sick deaiacLe. Whites. .-l
the painful diseases occa-Iauet ht O. ....r.a--.
TEN, these Pills viii affect d cure Wff- .r
means have failed.
These Pills have never been known 20 "a. -
we'll observed.
For full particulars. -e' pamphlet. f-as .-
agent.
y B-sl and postage STAMPS a-...a.+ .
authorized agent, VIII insure d 1.-t-. 49,
over 81 Pills, by return mail.
JOB MOSES SHE
l--.ll.r-- IS r...
Sold rs all pru--Ist-.
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers A very rare crare
L one wishing to invest money DO real -e.
IS Farm situated two miles sUuth-'s' .-
hurEh village, on the main road p - d.
Bristol and Huntington, formerly s1eN- a..
Posi- FARM. II contains 2l7 acre 1i ~
with two dwelling houses, seven tarn,- %
Gus other out buildings. Also twn hlae-.
trees. part grated fruit, well wa-ere-. " ~.
springs and a running stream Of waieT. --' no
and Is in every way suitable for the AerH--
kind ofstock. All the subscriber might 'lt $50 b.
the quality Of land would prove u1s,'. g.
purchasers. Therefore he invite, them
examine for themselves.
Owner and ae
July 3lst, 1868.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
4 FRIrNDIN NEED. rRyIr.

DR. SWEETS IsFALLlHLE LTNrsESr, - al external
Semedv. i- without rival, snd will alleviate pam
more speedily than any other preparation For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders 10 is truly inial-
linle, and a- curative FOR Sores, Wounds, Sprains
Bruises, SC. its soothing. healing and powerful
Strengthening properties excite the Just wonder and
sstonishmeut 90 an who have ever given il trial
over one Thousand certificates of remarkable cures
performed ty e. within the last two years attest the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

OF Fine White Britannia, finished as nice as sii-
~ yer and equal Ia Dixon 4 Sons, and will out-last
four rolled Britannia Pots and retain their ustre for
may years. sold at BRiNSMAIDS Old Stand.
Church Street.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

:" JOURNAL OF a Residence on Georgian Plant.
~ ation,n by Frances A. kemble.
e Life and Writings Of Rufus ChOater . vols
'Sights Afootn by Wilkie Collins
q Brathwaite's Retrospect Of Practical Medicine
aud Surgery Part y.
Received and SCR sale by
Aug J. f. A. FULLER.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
Commencing June %, 1863.

TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington At lis A. A., $50 A. n. and $40
Man TRAN leaves Rouse's Point at 40 A. N.
Burlington us A. NJ, connecting al White River
Junction and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston
Worcester &C. and with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield and New York, arriving IN New York
at l0.Ij ?. y
CHlcAGo EXPRESS TRAN leaves Osienshur-h at
330A.N, Montreal at 600 a. ~, Rouse's Point AZ
> IS A. ", for Boston, Troy and New York.
NiGHr EXPREss TRAIS leaves Osdenshurgh st
Il IS p NJ. Montreal at Is ?. ~, Rouses Point at
GOO Pm, arriving At Boston AZ - \. NJ, con
Meeting At Bellows Fails with Cheshire X Tor Boz
ton and Worcester, and with Vermont Valley r
New York at I ~ P n.
TRAINS GOING NoRrH AND wEsr.
Leave Burlington At 4c) A. n, 50 A ~, 80
CHrcAGo ExrREss TRAN leaves Boston at 6o1 A..
", White River Junction az IRIS ?. ", Burlington
at 81 ?. n, for Ogdensourgh, Chicago and the
West, making close connections.
MAIL TRAfS leaves Boston az --3l A. W. via Low
ell, Lawrence or Fitohburg. Leaves Springfield at
80 A ~ Bellows Falls at I1sl e. ". for ST. Johns
bury, Littlet0n and Burlington, &c arriving in
Montreal at 1890 ?. w. and osdrnsourgh at 80 A.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Mortified At 500
A. NJ, and burlington At $50 4. NJ, for Rouses
2 int and Montreal.
NIGHT ENFREss TRAIN leaves Bellows Fails n s.l5
P ~, receiving passengers from the Vermont Val
ley X r. leaving New York al $50 A. ". and from
Cheshire r leavin. Boston 4.op r. ~, eunnertins
at White River Junction with train leaving Boston
al 5. 81 2. ~ via Lowell, and al ~ P " Via Law
renee. Leave White River Junction az Has P. ~,
arriving at Burlington az 40 A. ~, R0uses Point
al o % A. n. Montreal az so A. n, and OetenS
hurgh t2.l5 ?. ". Both the Mail Trains and the DAY
Express Trains connect at White River function
with Passumpsc Road TT and from Boston and the
White Mountains.
Sleeping Cars are attached 60 both the Night
Express Trains running between Rou-e's Point ami
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
q. MERRILL, Sup't.
g. Allan lime % I-Fg
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
HAIR w OR n.

ii AIR Jewelry 81 more than 80 patterns, made
Il OF the Hair furnished, in the most artistic and
beautiful style, orders received and patterns shown
NJ BRlNSMAlIrS Old Stand, Church Street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
OGDENsBURGH RAILROAD.
1853. 1868.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

THROUGH NAIL.
Leave 0gdensburgh at Il Is W, (dine az Malonel
arriving at ROuse's Point at > % n, connecting
with the Vermont Central Railroad. Night Express
with Splendid Sleeping Cars attached, for Concord
Manchester, Nashua, Lowell, Lawrence, Portland
ftchburgh, Worcester, Sprin gfeld &C, and srriv-
ing at Boston early the following morning. Also
connecting at Burlington with r L r r. for Troy
Albany and New York, and at Rouses Point with
Lake Champlain Steamers for Saratoga SPRING.
Troy, Albany and New York. Also With c 4 ST
Lawrence r r, for Montreal and Quebec.
NIGHT THROUGH TRIM
Leave ogdensburgh at 30 N, (on arrival Of
Grand Trunk day train with Sleeping { ar attached
connecting at Rouse's Point with Vt Central r
day Express for Boston and all points East and al
Burlington with r 4 r r, for Troy, Albany and
New York. arriving at Is Also connecting at
Burlington with day line Lake Champlain Steamers
for the south. Also at ROuses Point with trains for
Montreal and Quebec.
RETURNING.
Leave Boston at 30 NJ and % Pm and New
York at 90 A ", arriving at 0gdenshursh at II Is
", in time TO connect with Grand Trunk Railway
R, R r, and Ottawa Prescott r Also
with Lake ontario Steamers and Northern Trans
portation Cos Propellers for all Points West
e. V il0YLE. Supt.
Malone. MAJ y. 1862
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04

which it is managed. and the chcapness and superb
ority II the light has gained for il the favorable
opinion Of those acquainted with its merits. Tie
machine takes up but little room no disagreesble
cdOr j. experienced in its fire j. applied 10
gas pipes used for coal gas, and is burned through
the same kind of. fixtures.
These Machines manufactured by the Bur
lington Automatic Gas Light Co. and may he seen
in operation and for sale at the store Of g. s. BLOB
GET Co, College Street, Burlington, Vt
For further particulars address
7. T. SWEET, Sscrsfarg.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EzPrEt-

The COM ES>iON> AND EEPrrf-
EycE OF An Invalid, Fu.-s-s- ..--.s.--.-. b..
a. d warning and CAUrI-y r- I.-s5 .-rv r....
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature us.a.
Manhood, etc, supplying ST. PIE sane --s. In
MEANS or SELF CURE. BY one sla la, ---.. .-
self after beng put 90 great ezls-ss s-. Ina.
through medical humbus and q-acssrg-
By enclosing a postpaid ad-rssl=+ s---
ugle copies may be had Of the AUTH
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Es..
Bedford. King C.--. g
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rRrrr rRrIT. Fruit.


THIS day received, Oranges, Lcn1a.. -
Il Piles. Cceoanuts. &c. &c. a.. y 80 E ..
{. l. HART, ". 5--'
Aug. 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
uAIRDYE: HAIRDYE B,Trs.

HAIR DYE HAIR DYE :. BaICs.
ELoH's Celebrated Hair Dye ls -,s 5ss'
The only harmless, true and reliable I's- l-.4-
This splendid Hair Dye is Pcriect---l--- E..
Rusty OF Grey Hair, instantly % a Clos. 5.-.
.y4tu--l Brs,rr. without in5ur.ns Tie Has G.. 81
inE the Skin, leaving the Hair ST ana a,--,-
mparts fresh vitality, frequently restoring
tine color, and rectides the III effects O.. E-- --
The Genuine il sisned WILLIAM A. BArC-z-
all oilers are mere limitations, and should .s--
Cd. sold By al Druggists. &C Factory ---
LAY ST, Y. BAICHELoE's NJ" .---- .z-.
FOB DaEssING IHE HAiA-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-09-04
FISHING TACKLE.

LIVERY Article in the line of F sbing Tackls .ar
u be found at -
June y, 1871.
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pRrp,prn uoRSERADIsH

Dosr Office Directory.
L LDiu' ana stamp c 20 o FRENcul'
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JUST RECEIVED.

A Ii Shades and sizes Wisps 9n- II. $50
n nished to order, at BRINSNiAiD9
Church Street.
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VOLUNTEERS.

ECRUITS enlisted for the Nera., y. r.,
II Cavalry and 1T Regiment Artille' = -.
mont Volunteers. Pay, besides clolhil--
twenty dollars per month, from date 81
IoffHtssrs rfcsire one huHtrsa
TWENTY-FIVE in advance and four dolial'
Apply o. .,
Capt arb " ~ -
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SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
5rss Frsss 5.t9ize.
No. COLLEGE ST. BURLINGTON. Vt
C REAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES.
DIR. Mattison's Indian Fmmacogue


- VNHIS celebrated Female Medicine
Ht i possessing virtues unknown Of
e. anything else OF the kind, and prov
MA ins efectusl after all others have
fffyA failed, Is prepared from an Indian
HGk plant used by the natives for the
~ al same purpose from time immem0rial
ck-<Sl and now for the first time offered 10
s{SISSn 10 the public IL Is designed for both
GfT's W married and single ladies, and is the
ErrseSS1 very best thing known for the pur-
<FTrqTA, pose, as Il will bring on the monthly
asErf X, sickness in cases Of obstruction from
SAVf ~ any cause and after all other rene
~ 81 .laA dies Of the kind have been tried in
s-ES * vain. This may seem incredible,
but II ii fail in any the money
will be refunded.
OYER Two THOUSAND BOTTLES
have now been sold without single failure when
taken as directed, and without the least injury o.
health In any case % Ii is put up in bottles Of
three dlnerent strengths, with full directions for
parts Of the country.
PRIcEs-Full strength, SO; half strength. s.
quarter strength, 50 per bottle.
~ Remember This medicine Is designed ex-
pressy for obstinate cases which all other remedies
OF the Kind have failed % cure also that il Is war
ra1ted as represented In every respect or the price
Will be refunded. ~ Beware Of limitations None
warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr. NJ or
at his office. Prepared and sold only at Dr. Matti-
sons Remedial Institute for Special Diseases No
> Union Street, Providence. r /.
- This speciality embraces all diseases Of april
s va nature both Of men and women, by regular
giving them his whole attention.
50 Consultations by letter or otherwise are
strictly confidential, and medicines will be sent by
express secure from observation, to all parts Of the
United states Also, accommodations for Ladies
rom abroad wishing for a secure and quiet Retreat
and good care until restored 70 health.
CAurioN 1t Las been esteemed that over two
hundred thousand dollars are paid to swndIing
quacks annually, in New England alone, without
.ny oeHent 10 those who pay IL All this comes from
tausths rlfaoUf INJURY, TO men who alike des-
utute OF honor, character skill. whose oHly re-
commentator Is their own false and eNtravas CANT
asserttons IN praise Of themselves. IT, therefore,
you would auoid being hEnbHgy,d, take mans
Nvru no matter lrhGf his prstess0Hs are, but NAME
INQUIRY 1t viii cost you nothing, and may save
YOU many regrets; for, advertising physicians
IN nine cases out Of ten bogus, there : no safe
" IN trusting any Of them, unless you know rho
and ,ehat they are.
. DIR. NJ. will send free, by enclosing one stamp
as above, pamphlet on DISEASES or WOMAN, and
on praf. discusses generally giving full Information
with the most undoubted references and testino
nlalsi without which, advertising physician or
medicine of this kind Is deserving any confidence
igka,suer.
n Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
your address plainly, and direct 70 pg. MATriSoS-
as above. Mar. I-l&wf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
B RY ANS
r L L VI MIC AFERS

VANS
PU l. VI MIC AFERS
The most certain and speedy remedy ever disc
for all the Diseases Of the Chest and Luss, "
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Bronchitis. Influenza, Horseness
Difficult Breathing, Sore
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THESE WATERS give the most Instant.
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blessing and cure-n0ne need despair, no mae,
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one afflicted should give them impartial TIA. '.
To VOCALISTS and PUBLIC SPEAkERs Oh.
Waters are peculiarly valuable they Will ~
dag remove the most severe occasional h0ar.--.'
and their regular use for few days will ats ~
Increase the power and hexibility Of the voice -
ly improving its tone, compass and clearua..
which purpose they are regularly used BIZ ~
professional vOcalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Prouris-..
p COrtlandt 81 y I D..
Price . cents per box. For sale by al i-a,,-.
Nov. 18th, l56l. d.