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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

NOTICE. Sirs your Moa 20 not be pers add TO pur-
which 10 contain -
Is h're of Madame Pnrrr'a Curative Ba.am
~ manufacturing Which is great as hat Of almost other
medicine and the low price at which sold
profit Che seller apparently small, uupHnciped dealer,
times recommend other medicines which their profits
are larger unless the customers Insist upon having Madame
Poer's, and other. Tor Madame Portrrs Curative
Baam, 10 crns aud iu large bottles aud
take no other iyuu not get 40 one store
auuthers.
n sold by all Druggists and Store keepers and
In larger bottles az % cents
TALL a RUCKEL, PTopre.ors. New York.
General Agents for New England. 3Isq
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH.
CERTIFICATE OF CURES.

From eight to twenty years standing, names known
TO NCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties Of Buchu, see Dispcnsatory Of
the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable work on the Practice
Of Physc.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr. Phy.io,
Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. Epbrsim Mcdowell, a eee.
brai'd Physician, and Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons Ireland and published in the Transactions
Of the King and Queens Journal.
See Medioo Cirurgieal Review published by Berj,nn
lrayers Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
See most ofthe late Standard Works ON Medicine
EXTRACT BucHU, 81 90 PER hottie, OR SIX FOR So 90
EXTRACT sARsArARILLA, 81 10 PER BroTLg OR SIX
PoR s. on 1APRoysD RosB WASH. so PER BOTTLE, on
SIX roR ~ 80
Or halfa dozen Of each for S2 90 which vii be sufficient
to cure the most obstinate cases. il directions are ad.
hered to.
Delivered lc any address, securely packed from obser
Walton
uf Describe symptoms in all communications Cures
guaranteed, Advice gratis.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01
A WORD or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS AD-
IIlE IL IHnNE IIILn IIILL RLLI ElT

IiCE 10 THOSE VINO WILL REFLECT.
CLASS OF Maiadles prevail 20 fearful extent com
munity booming al least one hundred thousand youth
OF bonn annually early grave those diseases
are very inpttlecty understood. Their external mani
estatuns 90 symptoms are Nervous Debility, keaXAuOn
or hXhausuuui Marasinus, or muscular wasting and
ounsumpuuus of the TISSUES OF the whole body short
ness Of breathing, hurrird breathing ascending
hill hight { stirs--great papitation Of the heart
Asthma, bfonchius sure Throat shaking OF the
n ands and Liubs, Aversion society and business
% STUDY Dmness OF kyesighti Loss Of Memory Dir
illness OF the hcad Neufalgc rans IN various parts Of
the body Palns IN the back aud Limbs Lumbago,
DeanBed seeicohs OF the Kidneys and other glands or
the buuy, as Lcucui gohna, or Flour Albus, sc Like
wlac, Epilepsy Hystcna, and Nervous hpasms.
NuS, IA ninety nine uut of every one hundred
all the above named disorders aud host OF others not
naincd Consumption OF the Lungs, aud most tasid
oHs and Wy form OF Consumption OF The ApHai Aeyte,
have their and ongn diseases of the Pertc Iiscera
Hence the want Ut ON the part Of Old School
practice IA treating symptoms only
De- Andrew stone, physician 10 the Troy Lung Hygen-
c Institute, 10 nov engaged ia treating tins class OF mod
ern maiaWeB WIN the most astonishing success The
Treatment adopted by the Institution il Is based
upon 'ci huhc pfhuple wan new discovered einedes
without nihcfai posuhs The facilities Of cure such
at patgln can lt cuted at lhei homes IN any part OF
the cuunl nom descriptions ~ their cases by
letter and havc the mtdc ,hem by mail or ex-
ress 'untd mtef"ss'oncs wall be iofwafded on
d. consumption, Uatarrh aud diseases OF the Throat.
cured well tho home 4 patients al the nslitu-
uun, by soudng the Cold Modcaicd luhahug Balsam,c
/ and direct correspondence.
! ID fAuthls applying Tor mlcHugatoucs advice,
must lneluae ie'ui "a stamps to meet attention.
The attending fhl sciau viii be- found al the lnsutu-
] in Tor consuilauo from A. N, to 4. ~. OF each
Addi,ss, Or ANDREW STONE,
Ply STEFAN u the Troy Lung and hlgeno Institute and
Ply for Drases OF the Heat Throat aud Lungs.
! 70 ram street, Troy, \ \. 1884
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

az a SAVING or EIGHTY PER CENT .l1S
10 every family thctc will be found more or less ~
wearing appatc which could be- dyed and made to look
as V, As new. Many articles that hccomc litue worn,
snied, ont NJ le thrown a,idc. BY using these
Dyes, they can be changed 10 any color shade ia
very short time alta small expense. You can have a
number OF shades irom the same dye from he hghtcs
shade 10 the iul COLOR by following the directions ON the
inside of package
Al cycr) store where these Dyes sold be seen
samples VI each color, on silk and wool.
an who have used these Family Dye Cnofs pronounce
them 10 be most usofu economical and perfect article
Numerous testimonials could be given from Ladies
who have used these Dyes but in this is re.
trial
Manufactured by HOWE a STEVENS, Practical
Chemists. 2jS l}roNiway, Boston
For sale 10y Druggists aud Dealers in every CITY ant
Town. 40 SO
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

DAClFlC GUANO.-AGENCY FOR rHE
Il AMMONlAfkD Pacific GUANO. - We a.,
receiving constant suppl, Of ths superior Guauo whch
Viii be tuud of the cheapest and Fertilizers in
the market Us adapted TO all Soils and all the various
ciVps,-ngassi Gram, Corn, Potatoes, k0o Crops, To
bAcou, Ac Sc a. viii be seen ~ the numerous letters
ahd teaumo mas received the ast season. Pamphlet
cOntaning testimonials Sc, will be furnished spph
cation
Also continue The Agencies IA Fertilizers, Seeds, &c ,
Goes super Phosphate Of Lime Fish Guano Ground
Bouei Bone MeA, PuudIottei Pulvenzed Charcoal
Grass seed &c at the lowest market prices,
GEO. DAVENPORT A. CO.,
1901 lt3 MIR ST., Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

BLOODl BLOODll BLOOD!lI
Heimboid's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
SYPHILIS.

This is an affection u tho Blood and attacks the Sex.
uh Organs, lAnugs Of the Nose, Ears, Throat Wind
pipe aud other Mucus SlrfAce' making its appearance
ia the form Of Ulcers Ilembolds Extract sar.spsrla
purihes the Blood and removes al Scaly Eruption of the
Skin, giving 10 the Complexion Clear and Healthy
Color It being prepared expressly for this class Of com
plants us Blood Purifying Properties are preserved TO
greater extent than any other preparations Of sasapAa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

MAfch tath % -htlt
d Lstier on, ts REy. HEARY MORGAN, pisi,r qrAe m
ION " 'on aud f"st i"a'Pc',t Methodist Cfa'cA b''gH
Dr. j. H. senEscE. sr,-i fg IL ny u5 oS me sake of
TN ck and soldering OF humanity 20 relate 90 you The follow
ias May was attacked With lunorrhaggo OF te lu s., and
fully ompfghen dg, ilg % ei all cat ao1ut me foi an
Natur1ly skeitca, ,rul athcn. duted, having an
with regard To- your medicine e,eu ault,
Not nnti the ns ni.n-s7rs' heayd recovered With iul
until te fceg,us balm purchased aud brought Co my
room, ana ,ie,d .i"n me- eol9 Up Do 80 VI my parish
onrrs irmed me o 'heir wp ui recovery one bad aiken
nineteen hvtues of the fumuuc syrup or prrdns
angs ahd wa enret edre anh i- no" doing battle ~
verge Than year uegiu al every
fn ay . cay si e a s ,''hl i ne
very bloom ol health, win brilliant lorI cduutrnauce aud
lug ever pyen under tue pale sheet Of New Lnsaud's fen de
size looked to go a. the mshy ds,erer from It's scourge
aud 20 your syrup panaeea ifum u complaint She
member OF nS church, and ei a, interest ia recovery
70 n because he hvrsef sd been hsd there sood he
fuse remedy mild paaiahs So 10 eihcacuuss
No Lig was zoo precious, se .o prgesnou' 20 DELAY mo-
went into the country Tor three months or che hgeht u the
But the could not benefit
went without that, aud after bleeding again resolved
come nacs was much lasued on arriving "a Bosopi and
ately apsd tor the syrup ami soon ocsan RAPIDLY 10 i'm
prove anu recover what lost Lam s under r amtnt bat
never 90 iu te chca, and, excepting nervous
.,t,- -,a,.s Il,r..' bau~..r 80 -,s,.ir'
Mandrake lil- and pe Tome have uikcn them but
appearance Dc ~ 70 eagn agn WIS soon, and
come out oil ths tfHcr hah ever was before.
hEiyou Tor the body, Tor The slri you ir the sck, aud
N preaching 90 The puol i,el my duty TO- lay netory the
world my testimony ,niaYur Of your iulmnnt - tup.
Pastor OF The lniun Mission and fifst Indie cndcnt
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

GENERAL INFORMATION.
students can enter at any time. No vacations Usual
time 10 complete the Course from TO ~ weeks As
s'l"nce rendered % graduates 100 procuring situat
Graduates are presented with elegantly engraved hi
~ FOR catalogue Of 70 pages, specimens Of penman-
SNIP Ne'i enclose two letter stamps, and address
LOWELL x WARNER
Us 10 Biughamton n Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

Il st b l. II ID 76o.I
PETER LoRlLLARD,
SNUFF AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURER.
10 q ls CifAynnns STREET,
Formerly AZ Chambers Street. New York;
Would cali the attention Of Dealers to the articles Of
bis manufacture VIZ
BROWN SNUFF.
Fine Rsppos Pure Virginia,
Coarse lappec, Nachitochccs,
American Gentleman, Uopenbagne
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch.
Luudyioot,
~ Attention Is called 10 the large reduction IN prices
Of tmc- CIT ChcpuW and Sa,0kuY Io5accos, whoh
,ciH be found Qt superior Quality.
TOBdCCO.
SMOKING FiNE-cur cHBwiEo. SMOKING.
onp, r. A. b. or plain s. Jaeo.
No. /, Caycudsh, Sweet. Spanish
No. sweet Sccntc Orunoco CANISTER
ava Nos / S mixed, Tin Foil Caycudish, Turkish.
n IA circular Of prices will be sent on application
TEAGGARD AND THOMPSON,
~ CORNnltL, BOSTON,
Publish toe following valuable and popular
= & II . . !. Is = . Is =
Worcester Elements of Universal History,
Worcester Historical Auis.
wsre ,mslis' r9le.ogly qi Natural History
The Un,crsal Speaker, by Adams * Calkius,
Shcfwood's Writing Spellcr
Browne Series ~ dfammafa,
Eatons series OF Anthmchcs, cumpr sing
l. batons Primary MISUNDERSTANDING
illustrated,
II Eatnns intellectual Auihmctic--IN rRgss,
III. Eainns Common school Arithmetic,
~ Eatou's Treatise on Wnucn Arithmetic
This the series u Arithmetcs used ia the hools "
Boston and extensively DO Massachusetts, Copies sent
to Teachers for examination on receipt OF postage
Address TAGGARD ~ THOMPSON,
~ COkNhlLL, BOSTON.
TAGGARD AND THOMPSON
Have purchased of The Assisnass of the late Firm Of
B.. A. BnuwN IS Co.
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK AND STAND,
Ar ~ COHNhlLL, BOSTON,
Together Win the complete h-t Of their former. Publca-
tons.
As they constantly adding Am extensive variety Of
NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY GOODS
10 THE Large Bankp, Stock they prepared 10 con
dlct thu general Book BUSINESS n all its biauches the
same heretofore.
AT % CUkNlliLL, BOSTON
Orders from Traders, Teachers and other purchasers
of books, solicited Pftocs i0tc.
TAGGAkD & THOMPSON,
~ CoRNHtll, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

COLLEGIATE COURSE
lhis Course embraces Book Keeping in all It's drpart
ments Pcnmanship Commercial Arithmetic. business
correspondence, Commercial Law Political ECONOMY
commercial Ethics, Partnership Settlement, Detecting
Cogutetieited and Altered Bank Notes. &c.
Ahe sp'ncerau system Of Penmaushpis taught Ia all
~ varieties by the most skilful masters of the ant
Inc booh-k coping department is under the special
I'LL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-05-01

GEsEKAL kRFmsoHs - Edward ryor Cashier
Suffolk Bank lieuryP shed. Esq, Cashier Bank Mn
tual Redemption, or CIV Of the Boston Banks Mont
p'ner J 4 Page, M Cashier Vermont Bank 1909
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.

FRIDAY, April Z4-o r. M
Various propositions, formal and informal have
been laid before the Secretary of the Treasury
since he came here, and from oil that has trans
pired we are led to believe first, that no foreign
loan will be attempted under any circumstances,
and secondly, that new ten years loan Of $50 000
900 will probably be offered to the public here in
the course of day or two. The argument against
lo&h at the present time---viz: that the govern
meny is already borrowing each day as much
money as it is spending-s very specious and plau-
sible. But, on the other hand, the temptation to
take advantage Of the present condition Of the
market and the present temper Of the people
must be very strong to n business mind. There is
no question but fifty million six per cent loan
could now be negotiated at or above par, without
materially interfering, after time, with the sale
of five tw enties. Who knows how long the favor
able circumstances which insure this result will
last? In January, or February Last. it would have
been impossible to negotiate loan. The public
temper-now so buoyant-may again give way to
depression, and negotiations become impossible.
Is it wise, when the fever Of lending money to
government is on, to be content with borrowing
two millions day, Moreover, at the close of
another week, the limit fixed by law to the tenn
porary deposits will be reached. After that time
Mr.. Chase will have no other resource but CONVEX
sions, which hardly average IS 100000 week,
and Treasury notes. Would it not argue good
business tact to prepare for the emergency be-
times and secure q reserve of fifty millions, espe
cally as the people seem SO anxious to lend money
to government
Money continues drug at q per cent. Debt
certificates are steady.
Gold fuctuated to-day between 1907 and 1871.
closing at five p. M. at about l5l% The death Of
the AntiGold Loan bill in the Legislature appears
to be conceded. Exchange was feverish; at the
close the rate was about l65.
The stock market buoyant to-day, and
prices Of all descriptions were higher. At the
morning board United States skies rose per cent,
Pacific Mail 70, New York Central "a, Erie 70,
Erie preferred a, Hudson "a, Michigan Central "a,
Southern old u, guaranteed a. Pittsburg TX, Ga
lena q, Rock Island 1, Toledo n, Terre Haute 8.
Fort Wayne TX. Northwestern There was no
change in Harlem. The contest appears TO have
reached stage which induces good many Of the
original spectators to realize profits, and the new
buyers are freely met. Bonds were dull to-day,
but firm. At the one p. M. meeting the market
was strong and the prices of the morning were
maintained. In the afternoon stocks were greatly
excited. Erie rose "a, Cumberland q, New York
Central !, Hudson 2, Southern old "A, guaranteed
X. At the close Of the call some weakness was
shown in Hudson which lost the previous advance;
in Harlem, in Toledo and Pittsburg-caused
mainly by sales to realize profits. At the close
the market was rather weaker. At the four p. NJ.
| call stocks were steady. The following were the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, APRIL rs, 1863
Married.

KAvANA-H,G0Ns -On Thurs lay evening, April %. at
the residence OF the brides paren by the Rev Edward
Hopper JonN HAVANA TO MARY kIIxABsr daughter OF d..
@. Higgins, Esq and niece Of the officiating clergy man.
all Of this city. .etE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday. April %, at the Re
formed Dutch church, Little Fails N j. by the Rev j.
c. Cruickshan Ed. hERGaIo and MARY A. daughter OF j.
ii. Cushin.
Rev DR.. Adams JAMES MILLION REQuA TO ELzAHxrn A. g..
ARCHER, both Of this city.
SuLYK--Ksox-AtI rinity chapel on Thursday evening
April % by the Rev \. Y Hgbee assisted by the Rev.
Macurdy, EDGAR srLyE and hILzABKIH b., daughter OF
Alexander Knox, all Of this city.
VOoRHEns-BARkB -On Thursday evening, April %, by
Rev. s. A. Seaman, CLARK @ VOORHEES, TO SARAH j. BARnss,
daughter OF the lato James Bar mes.
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In Bergen street. between Grand and clason avenues,
this day Saturday, at twelve O'Clock.
WoLs-On Thursday evening, April %, after . long
ard PAINFUL Illness, Jons FRANCES son % Iohn q. and
Mary A. Wolf, aged years. 7 months and 10 days
The relatives friends and Sandy Hook pilots are re-
spectuly invited 10 attend the funeral Sunday after
noon At ono O'Clock, from No. south Sixth street, VIII
liansburg.
woRrs.-At Fatbush. L. l. on Friday, April "a. Gsosds
81 years
His friends and those OF bis father respectfully
vited TO attend the funeral Sunday Afternoon al two
O'Clock Fatbush avenue leave every fifteen minutes
from Fulton ferry.
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r's Ambulance Kitchen.

US Ambulance A1tCnen.
t<<RAL HEApouARTxRs. STArE or NEW YORK;
ADyuTANr GENERALS OvyIcK,
ALBANY, April 20, 1858.
Jour Ambulance Kitchen this day submitted to
' s Join l. sspRAGuE.
<RAL HBADoUARTxRs. STATE or NEW YORK;
ADJUrANr GENERALS OvvIcE.
ALBANY, April ~, 1858.
1.-The Undersigned having been appointed by
lncy Commission TO witness :. q trial and report
patented by Captain M. Pinner. OF New York
honor to snbmit 70 your Excellency the FOL.
rave this day Witnessed the trial of a locomotive
Eratus, called ''Pinner's Ambulance Kitchen;"
and il 70 work well for MI practical army cook
ine. s os rs wsss and that, n sSe
rom q military, sanitary, humanitarian and
POINT OF view. our armies would greatly gain BY.
eave TO nauns tho following A. the chief merits
Pinner's. Ambulance Kitchens might do the or.
X cooking for hve hundred men. and two OF them
|ffore, sunce for all tho cooking purposes u
|ordinary strength.
sion q battle wasc ne ssn, ssef al 81
~ preparing what Ii called stock soup or stock
Hprobsbly issue hot coffee or soup TO three thou
Is, Ambulance Kitchen would also prove the
ing many iivess ana treaty Iessen tne sun eii ~
ieo ooioro tnry couio pc Iomoseo rons , .ns o.s
umo wnrn, IN consequen,e ~ sxe =, ss'
igue,, snock o. wouno nno ptson - y, .ou.
neusuon .ntes'cns uer.n' ~ =. ~ n,,, .sss
uAnce Altcnen ooulo % nnui.a W sns s'siniy
neid, and not 1000 IN pals. s.iinulan's, meai-
rgioal ins,ruments All tfsns por.ea III 'n's S"cn-
~ easily % carried 70 sne wvunogu. A.. 49,
ne SPEEDY aenS, So"ta ce s,"h rnn,anc.
IN nen nosp!tAis, ~ nnuhns sucn Al =, .s
one hospital 70 another, COOKING WINE traVei-
enahs troops In.o scuon. OF wniio vi ~ po.s..y
them from the neia; not 1000 couiu " issuco
n sucn k,tcnenS i[voPs wvia snus veeo ,s
enecuve tnAn noIe'oIore, ana 'ne P'os'@''ns
unas wouia Aiss pe ies,e lneo..,n, ,h,
roops are mxIcnns, sner ny s.. III.
y couid c9ok ior tne,n' sna VILE ~ s.stsy
1000 couto pe issued. IN rainy OF o"u ~, IT,
ps are reacnins camp n'e ~ n,sns sarn
y nuisance Of struggling on the march IN ques 1.
oe diwinfshed II not ato2etner pteven.su, ~
lon o. snch smpnancs x'cnsn, nen 'nennJu :"
men falling scx on the roAa wouia mus A's''
Ior SPECIFY fenei; -, Ar. .-..,.,,,,, 81
statoned IN iocsnues Mhers ,ne scrrs nns NJ
ec, ana VINO nsretoiole nno 70 a. ny,
hrdless OF weather. could be suppned win not
ch travelling Kitchens ,s ivan ,orr,,,s mar. Of mi.
tchen fres,l bread could be issued much oitensf
tnan has peen poss'pis unart .ne pi ',s -
ana wounoen IN particular TINS ""u'a 10 ITO
, p, ,.,.. ,,,.s.c
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Movement n Real Estate.
RY Ihofnaa n Eranklin.

House lot 100 iso Bowsry 2srloo, Y interest q s75
House lot 24s 2lsk Bcvery, zlre5, interest. $500
Houses lot az az bwery, 15xlo0. interest $500
BY James n. Miller.
Broosiye sssioo ...'........,.... l,rso
Lot IN rear Of above, Amity st., rookn 2sxlos ,2T5
By w. Ludlow Co
s .se aeS acsss q both - - - 5000
Two lots n o. lxth a., and lots SIS I2sth at, i2s
feet Of TN sv, each zSxse. III each 1,x0
slx Iots a. 1880 st, 1850 of Ttb sv., and lots
e. g. 1s4th o. 20of .. Of 7th av., each 2sxSs.il,
Two Ioss O. cor broadway and seth s2xes 10 % 600
we vs. s Z, sssioo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
w Muller, wilkins %.
I between sss.os ss1 ssh ava. larss 1850
between Mercer ara cr.ss. 80, ss.ioo $500
Two sto r brick house snd W f9T Hester 81. BE-
tween Noft and k1s&beh sfs, ~ gxf0o. e,Too
Two story brck SIRE, reliing ssdiot las ssih Ct,
ITO fees cast e % az. Exloo. ..........,. $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

l.uuy HERALD, ready this Saturday morning,
5ock, will contain an interesting account Of the
kted operations in Tennessee, accompanied with
the Great Battle Field Of the Rebels, under
Johnston, and the Union Forces, under Gen.
'sh Revolution-lts Spread, its Importance, les
Observation-Disclosures with Map, showing the
Active Operations.
,st News from North Carolina, Chsrlestons New
iirginia. Europe, Mexico and all parts Of the
l-,tAntietam.n
fkly Report Of the Dongs Of the ssKnights Of
h Circle, from which We take the following
svALnR-wendel Phillips has not joined Loyal
=. He stands alone, like "ths last rose Of sum-
bss my soul I'll put that idea into verse. Here
ynas.)
The LAST OF WENDELL PHILLIPS
AIR-''Ihs Last Rose Of Summer
Look at poor Wendell Phillips,
Left scofing alone
All his former companions
TO Loyal Leagues gone.
mot even poor Greeley
Or Gerritt Smith nigh.
10 give him compassion
And never say die
Permit me TO contribute my mite. Cheva-
bs)
t'll not leave thee, thou lone one,
To pine away here;
Since thy comrades are loyal,
Go, creep to thy bier
Thus kindly advising,
Permit me 70 say.
TITS pity the RalloWB
To rob Of Its prey
fALHR--Wait moment. We must have an
J TO make the song complete. All have III
10 soon may follow
When l0yalty's dim,
hnd when, like you, barter
Ny soul for an ism t
When niggers are sovereign
And white men have flown,
D who would inhAbit
This cold world alone9
lion OF tho novelette, ssIn Fix"-The Irish
nd Story. tn sse
The Prize Ring-Trotting and Racing-Bil.
20 Shooting, &c.
rai-The Field-rruit and Vegetable Gar
piary-Manures-M Miscellaneous Items, &c.
o contain Reviews OF the Money, Provision,
be and Family Markets; Editorials on Promi.
Ship News, &c.
pies five cents. Annual subscription price,
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pr number, addressed 10 names Of subscribers,
lh. An extra copy viii be sent TO every club
Eenty copies, TO one address, one year. SA6,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-25

FOR HALE EVERYWHERE
TO PRESERVE AND IMPROVE TIKI HUMAN HAIR
The emily article discovered for promoting health and
stieng OF the hAtr aud giving the hair rich and aossy
appearance. u PAALoN SONS COCIN. and recon-
mend all 10 buy It,
The Mcssra hALOk have hundreds OF letters from those
who have used the Coon and daily receiving etteru
from al parts OF the country Tho cputon howevcs OF
the AessIs Phalon Sufficient OF is good
lities.--Boston Post.