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virtues not widely known hut when they are Will
no longer be question what remedy TO employ IN the great
variety Of affecting diseases that require Alternative
edy Such remedy that could be relied has lOrg Lttn
sought for and the first time, the pubic have
which they depend our space ere not admit
icates u show its effects. But the trial OF single bottle
Will show 10 the sick that has virtues surprising any thing
they have taken. Sufferers struiua, scfuuOls
swelings and Sores and the mpdy with which it
cures. skin Diseases. PimpisS, PuStuies, Biotckfs,
FruPti0ns, Sc coon cleaned out Of the system.
81. nthOnyS Fire, Rose ErysipetuS, refer Salt
Rheum, Scdd HeGd RinyrOrnl, &C. should not be borne
while they be speedily cured ny DR. Ayers sARsAPA
RLIA.
Syphilis Yeneredi Disease is expelled from the sys
ten 10y the prolonged Of this SARsAPARLLA, and the
tient is left healthy II he had had the disease.
Female Diseases caused by Serofu in the blood, and
generally cured by this EXTRACT SAEsAPARlLA
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for So.
For all the purposes Of family physic take Ayers Ca
Pitts, which everywhere known be the best
purgatye that is offered to the American People. Price, rs
cents per Box, 8 Boxes for 81
Prepared by DIR. j. C. AVER co, Lowell, Mass, ana
sold by all Druggists everywhere.
For sale by l. n. THORN and CLARK WILLARD,
BrattebOro 2ml5
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SMOKING TOBACCO,
A NEW ARTICLE,
Equal to the KLLKINlCK at less price, wholesale and
retail The trade supplied at less than market prices
FROST G00DuUE.
BFaltlebOro, APrllo Is
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SAMUEL ". THAYER, JR., NJ. ID
WALTER CANpl MIN Al n



NnAhLt D. MARSH, ESQ, Com, Of Orleans County
DEAR FIR; The examination Of the Liquor sent some time
ce as wen as that recently received completed find
he inherent samples entirely free from authorizations nd
impurities With this sheet send you "a table Of proofs as
determined ny analysis and on comparison with other llquors
you VIII hud the strength Of the specimens all thai coud he
ued The al oho is eyid,n tly that called 90 per cent
Sd" does this kind mark high % per cent; 90 being
me ordinary otrengh The Rum contains more Alcohol than
W. ol'hl! samples Ihe Gin the orl nary The
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1863-06-04

MOST IMPORTANT.-Majame ZADOC PORTER's CT
ratiVe Ealsan Is sold NJ price which brings reach
brewery one to Keep It convenient for use The timely
NOTICE SAVE YOUR MONEY DO not be PEI suad-
ed to purchase articles Mt As to which do the
virtues Of 10 cent Bottle OF Madame poers Curative Bal
sam, the cost Of Manufacturing which is great that
almost any nher mndicne and tie low price which
1t is ID makes the profit to the seller apparently small
unrncped dealers will sometimes recommend other medi-
Dimes on which their profits larger unless the
insist upon having Madame Porer's and other Ask
Tor Madame Porters Curative Basam price 10 In
large bottles Mt 25 cts and take other II you cannot get
1t at onr store you can ut another
~ Sold by all Druggists and Store.keepers at 10 cts and
In large bottles at 25 OTIS.
HALL RrCKELL, Prophet RS, New York.
@. &. q edwin Co. No. IL Mar.hall-S Boston, General
Agents for New England 1yi
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REFERENCES
s. W. THAfER, NJ d. Dean Of the Medical Faculty In the
University Of Vermont.
CApENTER, Professor, &c in the Vermont Uni ersity
5. PIERCE, Ill CIIITTLNDEN Agents Burlirpton
ANsON BARBER, Agent, Brattleboro.
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those cases caused by secret and solitary habit which ruins
the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate individual for
business or society Some Of the sad and melancholy
produced by early habits Of youth, Weakness Of the
Hack and limbs Dizziness Of the head, Dmness OF sgLt
apitaton Of the heart, Dyspepsia Nervousness
men Of the digestive functions, symptoms OF Consmtiou
&c The fearful effects the mind much be dreaded
loss OF memory Confusion Of Idle rs depression ef spirits evil
loebohng aversion OF society selfdrust timidy, &c,
nre among TIE evils produced such persons should before
contemplating matrmony consult physician ut experience,
and lie at once restored tn health and happiness
Patients who wish tn remain under Dr. Dows treatment
few days weeks will he furnished with pleasant rooms
charges for board moderate.
Medcn sent to all parts Of the country, with full drec-
tons for use receiving de eruption of your cases Dr.
bow has also for sale the French CapOes, warranted the
best preventive Order by mail. Three for 81 and red
stamp.
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strength, sos Quarter Strength, SO per bottle
REMEMBER-This medicine is destined erpreSsly for
OBSTINATE CASES, Uhich all other remedies of the Kind
adue failed 10 cure also that is warranted represent
"a IN EVERY RESPECT, or the price riii be refunded
~ BEWARE OF INVITATIONS! None genuine and war
ranted unless purchased directly Of pr NJ at his RENE
DIAL INSTITUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. rs Union
street. Providence, X. |.
II This specially embraces all diseases of Prirafe ma
ture both of MEN and WOMEN, by regularly educated
physician of twenty years. practice, giving his uhoie oen-
lion to them Consultations by letter or otherwise are
strictly CONFIDENTIAL and Medicines will be sent by Express
Wcure from observation to all parts of the United States
Also, accommodations for Ladies from abroad wishing
secure and quiet RETREAT and good care, restored
to health.
CAUTI0N.-I has been estimated, that Ttro Hun
dred Thousand Dollars paid to swindlng quacks
nualy in New England Alone without any Gtntft those
who pay it, All this from trusting ifhouf inquiry,
10 who alike estitute honor character and
SKILL and whose only ndrton is The false and
eXtravagan assertions, in praise OF themselves there
lore, you would droId bang hUmbugged, take mans
word, matter uhdf his prttnsionS but MAXI IN
QUlkY;-it will COST you nothing and may you many
regrets; tor, advertising phys clans nine
ten bogus, there safety trusting any Of h6
less you know uho and Ubdt they are.
n~Dr NJ will send free by enclosing one stamp as above
Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMkN and Pirate Dis
eases generally, giving full information, with The
doubted references and Testimonials, without which,
of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
II Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write your ad
ress plainly and direct to DR H. N MA1TlsON above
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q Cd! BLOOD! BLOOD!
.lielmbod's Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA

r,,-,. SYPHILIS.
This is an affection OF the Blood and attacks the Sexua
ugahs Innings OF the Nose, Ears, Throat Wndppe and
3her Mucns Surfaces making its appearance in the
Ulcers lembolds extract sarsaparlla purGes the Blood
una removes all scay Efuptons Of the Skim giving to Ia,
complexion Clear and Healthy Color 1t being prepared
expressly Tor tins class of complaints, its Purifying
Properties greater extent than any othe
preparation OF sarsaparila.
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Copyright secured
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR rEMAL LES.
DR.. MattiSOn'S Indian EmmenagOgue.

This celebrated Female Medicine. possess
Ing virtues unknown Of anything else of the
kind, and proving effectual after all others
have failed, is designed for both married
dndsingie ladies, and is the very best thing
known for the purpose, as it will bring on
the monthly sickness in cases Of ohstruc-
ton, after all other remedies Of the kind
have been tried in vain.
OVER 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without single failure when .lken
as directed. and without the least injury to
health in any case. 1TItis put up in bot
ties Of three different strengths, with iull di-
rections for using, aud sent by Express,
closely seated, to all parts of the country.
T PRICES,-Full Strength. $40; Half
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M RAPPlNG PAPER, SUITABLE FOR
Dry Goods and Groceries, for sale at the lowest rate,
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MEDICINAL.
IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

DR. DOW connuesto b, consulted at his Office Nos 7 md
0 Endicott street, Boston, on all diseases Of n
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long course Of study and practical experience of
limited extent Dr. ID. has the qualification Of
the unfortunate with remedies that never since he
introduced them failed to cure the most alarming casas of
GONORRlIEA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors vencrea and i'm
pure blood, 1mpotency, Scroua Gonorrhna Ulcers pain
and distress in the regions Of procreaon Inflammation
the Bladder and Kidneys, Hydrooele Abcesses Humorsf
Rhtu Swelngs, and the Long train Of horrible symptoms
attending this class Of disease made become harm
less as the simplest ailings Of "a child.
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cash PAID FOR RAGS, OLD NEWS
~ papers and rooks. By
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Purify the Blood.

Not a few Of The worst disor-
ders that atilict mankiuI arise
from the CORRUPTION that
accumulates in the blood Of
all the discoveries that have
been made 10 purge II out, none
have been found which could
equal in effect AYEK's COM
POCND EXTRACT " SARsAPA
KILLA. 1t cleanses ANA rsuo-
Yates the blood, instils the yis-
.or OF health in" the syst -m
and purges out the hui-ors
which make disease. 1t SUM
ulates the healthy functions Of
the blood aud eXpels the disor-
ders that grow and raukle in
the blood. Its eNtruOrd mary
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In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract Buchu
is unequal'ed by any other remedy Choorsts or
tenton Irregulary, Panluuess, surre sion of the
customary Evacuai ms liberated Schrcu Of the
Uterus, Leuconhea, Whites, sttrity and for all com.
plants incident to the whether arising from Indscreon
Habits Of Dissipation or in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
IMPORTANT FROM BRAZIL
DIFFICULTY WITH The ENGLISH MINISTER
Hostile Demonstrations by the British
Naval Forces.

y.rrvsl of schooner Louisa A. johnson, Lean
a.. on davs from Pernambuco, we are IN possession
.TS.,e, from Rio Janeo to 9th ut, by which it ap'
nears difficulty had occurred between tie British
Minister and the Brazilian Government, arising ont
Of the wreck of the English ship Prince Of Wales
near Rio Grands GO Snl, ard also the arrest of the
Cbsnlsin and two officers in citizens dress Of the
English frigats Forte ~. The Minister hsd de-
manded payment for cargo and freight of the Prince
of Wales and specified satisfaction for the arrest OF
the officers, which being refused, the Engish admi'
rsl acting under the orders Of the Minister, rent
several vessels of the squadron to the mouth of the
hsrbor of Rio de Janeiro and they had seized seve'
raj Brazilian vessels thus taking the law in their
own hands. When the Brazilian Government re-
FUSED /, treat unles, tie seized vessels were given
up which was DONE and the matter settled by refer
ence in the case Of the slip to the Brazilian Minister
in London sud The English Government, and in the
sase Of the arrest of the officers to Tue arbitration %
the King of Belgium. Great excitement had pre-
vailed in Rio, and even the Emperor himself and
several of the Cabinet Muisters--among Others. the
venerable chief the Marqri. de Olinda-had ad
dressed the people, giving assurance that the honor
Of the nation should be maintained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
UOuSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House took up the Naval Appropriation bii,
as reported from the Committee OF tue Whole on the
State Of the Union. with amendments
The House, BIZ "a vote of 81 against 20, rejected
Mr.. Calvert proposition TO Dismiss The seveniy-rh
Mdshlpmel alleged to have been appointed BY tho
Secretary Of tie Navy contrary 10 law.
Tie House, by q vote OF So against e, concurred
in the amendment that hereafter, while the REBEL
ion asis, there shall DO one additional Midshipman
for each Congressional Distinct in the loyal States,
to be recommended by the Members and Delegates
Of the House, as heretofore; and such additional
Midshipmen from the next class nhsl te appointed
in recommendation Of Members and Delegates Of
the present Congress
The House, By vote Of II against "A, agreed to
the amendment striking out appropriation OF
S4G3 800 for the New-York Navy-iard, and insert
luz al 3l3 900 for floating sectional dry dock,
of sufficient size aud capacity Tor raising any oil the
vessels now built.
The bill passed.
On motion Of Mr.. COLFAX rep, Ind, the Sec
ond Auditor directed 10 inform the lIouse II
some plan cannot bs devised by which tho $I0O
bounty can DO promptly paid to the families Of de-
ceased soldiers leaving the arrGsTs Of pay alone 10
be settled by the pag-rolls.
The House then took up private bills.
TIE CoNFIsCATIoN ACTS.
Mr.. BINGHAM rep, Ohio from the Judiciary
Committee, reported a bill smendatory Of tho sev-
eral cor fscation acts. which was passed. IL pro-
vides tha, in al cases now hereafter pending as
TO ships, vessels or other properly seized ana con-
demued, the Court rendering judgment shall first
provide for the payment from tue proceeds OF the
sale, Of any bona hde claim filed by any citizen Of
tie United States, or subject OF q foreign power,
and properly established; provided no such claim
shall be allowed If the claimant shall have partci-
paied in dsloyal practices in connection with the
property.
HOME FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS.
Mr.. WRIGHT I'm. Pal introduced II bill TO pro-
vide comfortable home for poor, disabled and dis
charged soldiers. Referred 10 tho Committee OH
Military Affair.".
The House went into Committee or the Whole on
private bills. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

FRIDAY, Feb. 1872. N.
In the Stock market there WAS fair amour. of
busne,s to-day with no important change in prices.
The Shares were steady generally, but Pittsburgh
recovered under large transactions, 1900 shares, to
Gsl. The movement Of tho street appears TO have
but small infusion OF outsde strength, the public
appearing disposed to await tie action of Congress
upon the financial question before taking large III.
terest In the speculative arena. Governments were
firm, and in fair inquiry touching " for tho Coupons
Of 1881. At the Second Board the market was
steady, without important, change. The activity in
Pittsburgh continued, and tho market again I'M
proved to 70. The other shares were firm,
but Governments were trlhe off, At
the o'clock call the market WAS firm,
without much activity, at the following quo
tations: United States 6s, 1881, Registered, 9ii9
-; United States ia, 1881, Coupons, 9Gi a97;
United States Treasury Notes, 1910, 1923 elO3;
United States &c, I-year Certificates 95l e95i; De-
mand Notes told ssaey, 1914 a 1885, Tennessee State
Gs, OF G5; Missouri State 6s, 66 aG6i American
Gold, 1854 % lj5i; Pacific Mail Steamship Co., lG6
0l66i; N. Y. Central Railroad, l710llSi Erie
Railway. 7iiS7fl; Erie Railway Preferred. 992
994; Hudson River Railroad, 9ii095; Harlem
Railroad 3ij a35; Harlem Railroad Preferred. 70l
all; Michigan Central Roi!road, go $50; Mich
igan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad, 59l
a59,; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, Guaranteed l0Ji 9lOji Illinois Central
Railroad 9Os 09l Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
roed, 7Od7Ol; Galena and Chicago Railroad, 92la
SO; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 90. a90ii Chi
cago and Rock Island Railroad. 9li a92i Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railroad, l0s4alOsi.
The foreign bill market is unsettled and not active.
Sterling is l700l7li. Francs 3.55 $3.50.
Freghts remain dull and heavy, To Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

In money tue market is working easier at odI v
cent on call. The banks are lending rather more
freely this week. Good borrowers lind 20 dimcuity
in supplying their wants.
The Gold market has been rather active, between
I55! l56, closing at 1851 bid-an advance OF u v
cen, suce yesterday. Cus,omlIouse Notes sold at
l54s, having approached within ! y cent OF Colo.
The usual difference has been about v cort. Inc
One-ysar Certificates have been in good demand, ut
g5i a 96. Seven. Thrties sold at lO3
Tie Toledo and Wabash Railroad Company has
declared dividend, on the preferred shares, OF y
y cent in bonds The transfer books are now closed
The twentieth annual report of the Mutual Lie
Insurance Company gives the receipts from all the
sources during the year ct 1885, aS5 ST. The dig
bursements of all kinds were S616,SS5 CO. The net
assets Oh the LIST inst were s39lS l67 %, being an
increase Of 81, O7S, 399 49, The number of policies
in force is Il, 9sl, insnrng the sum OF s3 1871 49O
exclusive Of reversionary additions.
The imports OF dry goods at this port for the week
arc only i79l ,Ol7. The details are as follows;
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bv comn-on,se. willie the Senator from Michigan
and his party refused ell compromise for party
purposes.
teption of the Senate to the amendment. He was
opposed 10 it, because he believed 1t was Intended to
exterminate the banks.
adop.ed-Yeas 90, Nays To-.
The question was then taken on the amendment
as amended 1t was adopted--Yeas 20, Nays IL.
Mr.. LANE Of Kansas said he wished 10 state
that from FIRST to last, Mr.. Stanton had advocated
the reinforcement of the forts in Charleston Har'
bor. md maintaining the authority of the Govern.
ment everywhere within the United States; and
any other statement was untrue
Mr.. RICHARDSON said he did not desire Sens-
tors to make points Tor bin, which he did not make;
and all this talk about untruth was foreign TO the
discussion he had made. And he desired TO say to
the Senator from Kansas, now, here. in his place,
that while no permitted 10 man TO make statements
in reference TO him that lie had said anything untrue,
be had made statements In reference TO reinforce
ments of troops ut Charleston. Ii they sought 10
make foreign issue with him, they could have tho
issue direct without seeking q foreign Issue.
Mr.. LANE said that the Senator from Minnesota
had said that there was no evidence that Secretary
Stanton had advocated such Te-enforcements.
lir. RICE tDem., Mimi said that If MIR. stanton
Lad taken that course, DO one knew IT at the time;
reiterate il. II he took that course say he would
have appeared much better before the American
people il he had followed the footsteps of Lewis
GAGS and left the Cabinet.
Mr. FESSENDEN objected to this discussion as
ont Of order.
Mr.. LANE-I want to say TO the Senator from
Maine that when any Senator makes wrong s'aie
ment, injurious 10 any member OF the Cabinet,
WI denounce it, even if IL be by the Senator from
Illinois.
The CHAIR called the Senator TO order.
Mr. RICHARDSON in his seat-And want 10
sov 10 the Senator from Kaneas, or any other man,
that an responsible for everything say here -,
Several amendments were rejected. and tho OIL
wa reported to the Senate.
The vote was again taken on the amendment tax
ipp bank circulation per cent for two years AMI Z
per cent thereafter instead Of the gliding scale pro-
no, ed BY the House, which wac agreed TO by the
following vote: nit
4 YEAS-ies.rs CLARK Owen, Doolie. fessendsn luoE'
Howard Howe, King Lane lind Lane hLn.ssj' Mori
Ne.mi.h, Pomsroy Rice. McharIson, SheIinan snm9ef
" ode, Wilkinson Wilson (Mss,.)-2o. c,
NAis-aesafs. Anthuuy, Arnold, tame cnNri
Cowsn Davis, Foot, Foster Gmel lielsu Harris, Hen
defson Powell. Seulsbury, Too hyoA Wsli-lb. ~ "
Tue bill was then passed by vote OF 81 cas-
aeenst Nays, viz; Mcssrs. Garlic, Powell, hieh-
ardson, and Wall.
Mr.. RICHARDSON made a personal explana.
ton aud withdrew anything he might have baid
offensive 10 the Senator from hausas.
Mr. LANE (Kansas) made personal explana-
ton and said what hs SAID about any statements
being untrue DID not apply TO tho Senator from
lliinOs.
At 7:4j D. IT, tic Senate adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
ASSEMBLY,.


The Attorney.GencrI fent in communication
giving as his opinion in reply TO the inquiry Of the AS
sembly, that bills signed by the Governor ten days
after the adjournment Of the Legislature ore consti
tuiionally passed.
Mr.. DEAN gave notice Of bill for the construc-
ton Of anugc track railroad through Courtandt and
other streets, New-York.
Mr. OBRIEN gave notice of a bill to locate. the
State Capital in the city Of New-York.
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the Albany and Vermont Railroad to
construct branch road.
TO change the place Of businees Of the Starr Arms
Company.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. GOVER--To incorporate tho General
Sangerbund Association OF New.fork
BY Mr. DEAN-To authorize the appointment OF
ttenographer for the First JUDICIAL District Court
II gives the appointment to tue Judges, and tho Su-
pervisors are TO fix the salary, which the county
pays. IL also repeats all laws relating to the cleo
iion Of constables and gives the appointment OF two
narshals for each JUDICIAL District to the judges OF
the courts thereof.
Bv Mr. HUGHES-To Increase the salaries of
the Brooklyn JUSTICES to $4,000 per anrum.
Also 10 construct singe-track railroad through
Sackett and other streets to NOsrald avenue. 70 ei
fec. junction with the Glove road. The
interpretations are Cornelius Dover, John Hughes,
Patrick j. Meehan, VIM. Stutyiord, and others.
Also, TO require gas companies 10 charge uniform
price, except IN contracts with the municipal authori
ties.
By Mr.. WARD-To legalize the Brady contrac.
with the Common Council of New-York.
When Mr.. Hughes's bill for the Sacket.street
Railroad Xas Introduced the SPEAKER said that
the bill properly belonged to the Committee on
Cities, but since the action Of the House tie
Grand street Railroad BILL he hestated to mako the
reference.
Mr.. I. C. FIELDS moved to refer the bill TO the
Committee on Railroads.
Mr.. FISHER moved to amend, so as to refer the
bill TO the Committee on Cities
Ur. FIELDS argued that the proper Committee
to refer the bill TO the Committee Railroads.
lie .lspght II Singular !ls. wvlaber Of tls Cow