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Me01ermes.
PULMONIC SYRUP

SCHNCKS PULMONIC SYRUP
CURE
Consumption.
sCHENUi&'s PuLMoNIC SYRUP
Will
Consumption.
sCHENCx'S rULSsoNIC sxRUP
CURE
Consumption.
sonnNCR'S STA wEFD TONIC
Will CURE
Dyspepsia.
sUWNNCIk's I'ULNV~GC SYRUP
WILL CURE
Dyspepsia.
sCmNNCN's mANDg AXE FILLS
WILL CURE
Liver Complaints.
SCuENCM'S MANDRAKE PIaI.S
WILL CURE
Liver Complaints.
sOMMNCK's NEANDWA<E PILLS
WILL CURE
Liver Complaints.
DR. J. II. sCHENCK will be ut the Marlboro Hotel.
Boston, on WEDNESDAY and THUR DAY, sept 9Th and
10Th
lie keeps a large supply of medicines al his rooms,
which be had mt all times Those visiting advice or
examination of the un.s. VIII do we to call on him
as apovc, lie makes no charge for advice, but for
thorough examination with the Respiruneter his price
is SO 90
Many persons afraid have their lungs examined
by SCIIt NJ X, nr they will be found n;uralc,
and by tn il is put of anil it il too Late How
much better it wou he their condition At Jnce
as. b. abundance ufcvdeuce, Or. = has shown DV sui
cent certicae this city that he has cured
ed ages Of Consumption
Dr. SCuE\ CK'S Phi cipal Office is No 80 North
Sixth St Fh Il 'ephia. Pa where letters for advice
should ALWAYS lie directed.
Rice the m, MoNIc SYHlP and SEA WEED TOXIC
eacn 81 par bolt - or IS the half dozen. MANDRAKE
PILLS 25 cents per box
GEO. g, GO1DWIN& co. 3S Hanover St, Boston,
Wholesale Agents. For sale by Druggists generally.
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Ayers Cathartio Pills.
u r. H L L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT
No. So Alnin street. vvoreeser.

A FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-Durng the prac
tice of dfteen years DR. Hill has come in contact With
almost innumerable cases of Debility, occasioned BY
dreadtnl habit of solitary self abuse They continue
to warn all vOunk men who arc not afflicted 10 avoid
1t they value their lives, and to advise all who 70
troubled with the habit or its consequences where
they be cured of such trouble and let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of them
in tme ltsno eXaggeraon to say that three Ioulths
OF the insane their maadv to this hOTTd habit The
prOpretoTs OF Insane Asylu corrouOrate the state
ment and if the victim escapes Insanity idOcy, yet he
she is entirely united for the real pleasures of life
either i~or out OF the domestic eirclewth provocative
powers ruined, afflicted with distrust. doubtful
his friends, III fact perfect hypGchondriac what he
hit tor but to be cast cut and die Attend to them once
all YOU who are addicted 10 this miserable habit or
may be too late and you may go down dishonored
grave hardly lit to meet the God who gave you the pow
cts which You have made curse instead Of blessing
they intended. There exists not in the Whole
world object loathsome or miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid it then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven
DR. Hills practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Office No. 80 Main street Worcester omen from A. M
ion FP' ''"
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MeoTtt1es.


WORMS.-One of the most prevalent
w Of tho Ills f,ebencss of children. and
often times c adults is the great quantity Of INTES
TINAL WORMS.
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EOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
DON AND NEW HAVEN. - The Train leaving
Worcester ct 1899 a. m, connects 1T Norwich with
Train Tor new LOEDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving in Kew York by the Shore Line EKpres'
at135 p. z. St. n. ANDREWS, Sup't
Sup't's Office, Nor. q Wor Railroad,}
Norwich, Feb |, 1855.
Esy'TicE for sale the Ticket Office Worcester
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ID Ayers
" ~ ID TT 70
FOR At RR,,u
sCRoFUIA AND sCRoFULoUs DISEASES

HO~S0I OAA AMI SChOg ULUUS DISEASES.
From Emery EdeS, we{t- 4notra Merchant Of OEIord
Maine
u have sold large quantities of YOUR SARsAPAEILLA
but never yet ore bottle Which failed of the desired Ell
rect and tu satisfaction to those wEo IT, As fast
as people try it, they agree there has been no mea
cine like it before in
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'T5z:s5757-55sss NORWICH & WORCES-
sl5s-s-::-==sz=5grER RAILROAD. S JN1NER AR
June 2 1863
TRAINS GOING SOUTH LEAVE WORCESTER AT
IQJ a m Way Passenger rrain Arrives at Plain
held in season for train to Providence arriving at ProYi
aence at Ills a,
l03Oa. m. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Wor
cester with trains from Boston, Nashua Fitcburg Low
ell &C. at Orcester Junction with Western and provi
Gehce and Boston rains at Norwich with tram for Eew
London, Mystic and n ew Haven.
4OO p. III Way Passenger Train. Connects at NOT
cester with trains from Nashua, Fitchhurg, Lowell Ne
at Worcester Junction with Express Train from Boston
ana Trains from Western and Providence x Worcester
Roads; at Plaineld junction trains from Providence
and Hartford arrive in for this train E5f-Pas.
sen. ers from WAY Stations for New York by Steamer
lion New London, VIII take this train to Norwich
EOO p. IN Steamboat Express Train for New York
onnccts at Worcester with trains from Boston, Con
cord Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence, Nashua Fitch
Burg, &c. At ilainfeld with train from Providence
caves Norwich for Sew Loudon at 9.l5 p. m
TEAMS GOING North, LEAYL NORWICH AT
POS a: Steamboat Express Train for Boston, DAILY
except Monday,) connecting at Worcester for Lowell
Nashua Concord, Fitchburg, &c (rhis train leaves
Sew London at 3s m, dependent on arrivalof Steam
SEQ am. Way Passenger Train Connecting at Plain,
hed junction for Providence, at Worcester junction
Worcester for Boston, Nashua Lowell, Ftchburg Con
cord, &c.
ll3O a. Way Passenger Train Arriving at WoI
cester junction in for trains TO Boston, Prov
eence Springfield and Albany; at Worcester for trans
- Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Fitchburg, &c.
2fo p. u w ay fasseSerl az
with train from New London, and at flalneid junction
with train to Providence. Reaches worcester in season.
for Express Train to Boston
ieO dt p. st. N. ANDREWS, Supt.
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SILVER PLATED BREAKFAST CAS-
~ TORS, thirteen new patterns received this day of
the very choicest styles and quality also largest
assortment of all kinds of Silver Plated Table Ware at
JOHN FIRTII'S,
ANIL diff Sign Big Pitcher, I2s and 1870 Main st.
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Yzsz7zTsl---- WORCESTER s. NASHUA
.@sszzsss==7sr41 K A Il x 0 AD.-FALL AND WINTER
RIA Nc EAlEhT.-On and after Nov. /,
Trans run as follows: Leave Worcester 62) and Is
8 n, and 4.l0 D. u
Leave Nashua at a. ana Il n. and 5 p. IN.
At Nashua, all trains connect with tine trains O.!
concord L where passengers take the and from
the Northern, the Passumpsc, the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Grcon Junction. trains com ect directly with tn
trains q the stony Brook ReilrOad and also with trains
CT the Ftchburg Railroad with the exception of the frsi
train from Boston; at Ftch5urg with trains Of the
Vermont snd Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with 0the
fOads, Pathfinder Railway Guide for the New En2
land States.'' G. W. BENTLEY, Stunt
worcester, Get lS, 1852. diff
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OTARD BRANDY, warranted perfectly
~ pure, OF the vintage of 1870, for sale by
auH dtf G. x SPUR, POL Main st.
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7E9.fs5a9@7sl5aa PROVIDENCE & WUE'
,s-==zszs5ss5Fs5 CESTER RAILROAD. - Summer Al.
.-.ss.2.----z2S raHeement, July, 1868.
Passenger trains will leave Worcester for Providence
and way stations, at 700 and l30 M, and 400 p.
Providence for Worcester and way stations at 20 AMI
n.45 q. NJ and A20 p.
Valley Falls Trains leave Providence at $50 Sss9,
81, lO5O I985, g. m, 1880 m. ana l.30, $50, 1886
d go, $50, $50 and 500 p. M.
Leave Valley. Falls at 500 90, s.5e, 1850, uOg
/ 81 pm.
Those trains in bold figures the Worcester trains
Inc a. III. and4 p m. trains from Worcester connect
at Providence will steamer Perry fHll Newport
and with the splendid steamers Plymouth Rock and
Commonwealth t. Now York at p m, via Stonington.
At worcester Junction With Trains TO and from this
Western, Worcester ard Nashua, Fitchburg and Wora
ceater Boston and Worcester and Worcester and EoT
witch Railroads.
Through Tickets to all important points at the West
can be obtained at the Office OF the COMPANY in Proy
dence at as low rates as by any other route.
IL TARNR Sr1n,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-17
Spring Elections.

MIcHIGAs.-The Republicans have done molly IN
this State having reelected Judge Campbell by n
majority Of Il 00Oi the Republican Regents oil The
University, and nine at least of the ten Circuit
judges. and the tenth probably. The Democratic
n.iority in Copperhead Detroit was 100 less than
last fall.
ILL1NoIs.--In Fayette county, the Unionisls have
elected their tickets in Of the IA towns. In Rock
Island county, the Uniouiss have carried II out Of
IL towns. In Livingston county, the Unionists carry
II towns and the Democrats 4. la Peoris comfy,
the Democrats cany towns and the Republicans D.
In Stephenson county, as far as heard from, The
Democrats carry only one tOwn-ihat OF Erin.
In Ogle county, the Unionsts have carried every
town. In Lake county, the Unionbts have made
almost clean sweep. In Henry county, only one
town hos gone for the Democracy, as far "a heard
from. In 10 Davies county, all the towns but one
are Union In Sangamon county, the Democrats
have carried majority of the towns. y out OF IL
towns in yermillion county elected Union tickets,
ard that seems to be the proportion Of those reported
from all mart, of the State. The Union victories in
Southern and Central Illinois, where the Copper
heads thought they were sure OF success have peeh
numerous and decisive
WISCoHsIE.-The COpperDeAof hs'o Ooou Wv"
inc over the election Of Cothren for Judge OF the
Supreme Court, by 5000 to 10000 majority Inc
large gain for tbe Butternuts in Milwaukee, where
tbey have entire CONTROL gave the first impetus 70
the Democratic cry Of victory; but tue rural oi'-
triets. which were counted for the Butternnb' went
so largely the other way that oil their pleasing n"'
ucinations have been disspsted. Dixon, the Union
candidate, is elected by the home vote; while out oil
500 votes cat by tho soldiers his majority Is
The army vote 10 not half in yet, 10 that bis majority
will be from 5000 to 10000. The election turned
mainly On the farm mortgage question. Some oil 'ne
farmers who mortgsged their farms build railroads
now wish to repadlaLe their Obligations Judge
Dixon, it ia believed, holds that the mortgages
were binding. The Copperbeads nominated Com
ren, repudiaor hoping TO carry the sIatoi but IL
now appears that they were unable TO bride ma
ory Of the people 70 the support Of t1e candid ave.
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DIED.

povTDsON--N hi. late residence, Frsndon Clermout
Couty OHIO ou Saturday, April ii, Christian Donald"h
f,fmefly Of TN, city. aged b3 years
yterVp Al Fordhsm. Westchestcr County. on Wednts-
- AMI IS LAuru daughter Of william Jewh aud MAN
ia Fishsr A. ths Sd ysst OF her age
r relatives friends OF the family are IespecIuy hFsu
s,,,d the funeral Friday, tho l7ih inst ~ the Ike
t,n,ed Dutch Church. at West FARMS at o'clock p M
cuAuAu-N 81, Luke, Hospital Tuesday April IL, OF
r.n.nm otlon Mary Giaham, aged 20 years =, -,
Nsy was admitted to the ONO for the Friend esq no -
p Thlreth street lat Fall She was 10 feeble heslh'
~ mat she came from Canad In search OF her sisters
cc,s,lu efforts were made ~ lind tben She aiefward
vent 10 81. Lukss for treatment.
aRAHAM--On Wednesday afternoon April lo Robert hy
Ion g. shan eldest Of tho late David Graham jr
m aud friend. OF the family sele pectluJ invited
40 attend his funeral Saturday afternoon, etf oooch
om Grace Church, Broadway, without further invitation
oifACkESBUSH-O Tuesday, April "a, Nm. H. Ouacken-
bush only OF Wan. and Della Ooscssnbu'h, aged II
months aud % dAyA ,-,.
t nd aud relatives Of the family requested to attend
an, funeral o ndAy. l7th inst at q O'clock az tho resi-
dsocs vi his parents No. 1873 souhfoufth street. brooklyn
ID. q,
potGET-At Manhattssvie, Thur-dsy April TO- Jndeth
COIN wife OF Jane. KOugrt Ia her Bist year , L..
Tn, usra will take place the rrsid Of her danshts
Caheoe Poole at the above place, on sunday 'he 10"
int at O'Clock. - ,a,, Avn.
stTTEKLY-ln this city on TUESDAY. April H. 1855 WI
u,u s. Sau-rly, IN the 60th year OF his age.
The rsaiis.s dsnJs OF the family and also the
Inc West Presby enAn Church respectfully lhNeu
10 attend his funeral. ffom his lae Iesdence no. 20 jan
street on Friday, 18th inst at o'clock p n without ui
th~f invitation. ~ - IT,.
'T0MPkINs-At Woolcot Wayns County, N. Y, on lhes
day April H. Gilbert H. Tompsin-, ssed 40 years =,
Relatives friends invited u attend uo uusls
White Plains, on Friday the 18th inst al SoelocN v "
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naHRyED.

gARNUM- NORCROsS-lI Brooklyn. on " ednesd,y Apr
II Ly the Rev y. 4. Staples. K. W. BaIeu 10 Afs lss-
bella Noicros. both Of brooklyn.
LAEGF-CHARLDCK-On W-dnesdfy AlTl - BY the
-. 4 d. Anderson and T.os. Atmita8e, d. D., MI I'd
va, L,ngr 60 sits. Magic ChaTloCk b1tn o. ihis city
Wednesday April IS. in Trinity
Ctur,b Elmir b. the Rev. \. lluui or llcAAd :.
Palmer Of sewl ORR. 20 hs fannie Z youngest uAush'
Of John Aruot, eco Of klnifa
pFCK-STAUNTON-On "Wednesday morning, A1r - a.
ZION Church Madison eVelur, by che htH Dr. St-Iaioa
h.fs Boadsood Peck Mary Frances Stauutoa, dAa5
tor OF the officiating cergy man, al OF thls ci'J.
"Wednesday. April Is, by the
K,y FrAuci. /. Hawks, u, y. LID, b-oigr l. honalis
:, P.aIus Antonete dsushte; u A. Wnthau,. esq.
POUERS-COOH-On Tuesday, Ap,il H. " tue IeeY loi
I5Irs Al, Iander c. Roger 90 Miss Mcgee X Cock
sT,rvTON-CAPEN-On wsdue.d,y morning April Is,
a, Zion Church Madison aEehu" ~ the KEY Or 's@uul -
a. Re- IoLu Aruage Sttuntor, Rector o. Chrs, bhufcu,
Adrian Siicb flOcucs Isabel, youngest Gassues oi
Henry 4. Cspcn Of thii city.
Observation-Disclosures A-csu.ion Church on IhursiAy.
Anil ib py the Rig Rev. HorAto Potter. ID d., tue Lry:
CbaIs. L. sykes. Hector q ~ Johns thnIch ilrh"i
SurisF. 10 Lizzie second daughter OF d. b. W. he,r ready
OF Sev.fork.
tuONsOY-TYsON--In the Reformed Dutch Church. a,
Pod Rlchnond on Wednesday. April - by The Rev Jas
Browulee NJ. Henry Simonson " Mise Emehno iysop'
al Of Port Richmond
TWFFpY-HICHoLS-In Brooklyn on Weines isy' April
~ =, M. fe-iene- Of the BRIDE father by the Rev h-nrl
Ward Be@cher oliver T. I"evdy 70 bse' uush'oi oi Hu
4. Nichols No cards
v,TsoN-PfERCE-I Brooklyn, on wedussday April
r. by tho rev. Z. b. Murray Gavin IL. Watson 10 Miss
M,ry A. Pierce.
New Bedford paper, please copy
,,-turr- EHs-On wednesday. April 49, by the Rev.
n, po,t. Oyden White Sus IN Hubbard, daughter OF Id
ward H. MyeIs, all OF this city.
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Travellers Guide.

To Albany by Hudson !liver RR., 80 Nauri'
u - 10 ard 81 D, and l,ip g. sondsl' ~ p N
10 Albany by lahem Iit, Ioll-'t aud 4tE'av pi . IN
10 Boston. by New.Londou line Per 81 n.
r. stoulnsion line, Pier 10, n. X. hno fal
is'.l ~ ' 5p IN.
IA 22tst and ttb.ay......s a. a. and q and D.
To rostou, by New.liayen Elt. .th'1 aud -
4thav via Shore Lnn. Ut aud p ia oHhdHJ 'P' IN
TO Bufe o. by Ehe itH foot OF ChalbeI'- -
80. !" ~ 1855 " ~
40 81 cna,9nJ - To- IN a. "a M Sunday, u p
10 Phlladelphia by Camden aud Amby
Railfoad Pier ~ n. H.. foot # Baclsyst. H. M
To Wsshngtou, by New jersey Rh.7 lOs "
"a s0d l D. foot Of Court Andt't 'suhusy HP' tn
To gton. by Camden and Amboy tan'
toad Pier % H. r. loot Of bsfcey-st 80 IN NaE p M
To the Wet. BY Central Railroad Of Neg
jersey. foot Of CouItlsndtst . and ia m q,
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Dnsmess Noilces.
The FIRE OF THE FLINT.

The Con, uitse Of Arrangements for the LOYAL UsIoN
MEETING e.. Ted for MosDAr MKT have announced tina.
LEur GEs 81 OFT would preside the meeting from the
balcony Of the N tbAvenus Hotel oppOc to tbs principal
forum for orators
The spirit Of the OIL hero {, shown IN thi, assent TO the
wishes Of tbs Committee, When first applied to- he re-
marked that hS had thought he should not again present him
self before popular sudeue but in the present condition Of
public affairs he consent 'hserfuy to help the boys
take battery more" The spIit shown by the General
In usrng these words, should aovs the determination Of
every loyal in the country ointain the national
honor Al this crisis In public affairs.
The announcement that Gen. Scott will preside at the
meeting is made public with hi. approval.
JAMES WApsvoRrH, Chairman.
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ATrTMPI Al HiGHwAI koBbgRY.--le ri erday
VIM H.wk,woT.h and James Uown-y slo ATes-d by
Oesr Irwin of the Precinct were taken bee
re Justice Dowling al H. IomUl Police Govt charged
vii b,vpy on We nesday Lght assaulted JHuss iohusIl
t intent 10 rob him. la the Icy way NO g. Isniy pace
\. neu as.asd Johnson called out Ia loud tone, U'tt
stgks me- and ri rye II % Son" Tho officer heard Tue
both 81 the club I'D kne we're found IN
h. possession Of Doucy They wee committed In default
OF > l. Ol1 bail each, 10 suswtf.
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Rr.r1r OF Tow Mrr1res.-GRrrsE-Ash

RESULT oF Tows MrrTrsGs.-CRETSE-A
Aia-ts David Whi ius Is usj Css.A4 j. n. BSser j..
30 maj. Cairo. l. DuioAef i's MAJ. C'Issclie. @.
l8ucbt.Iiug ItI moi, DnfAsnl NJ n. batics IA usJ
Gt,rpvlle b. McCsbc. 10 maj Hunter, Noimsn h.
cray. - mali H.icott. John Mo..naA, J-~eu n. A
u.fr EdsI ia .s-d = s ffaits,is Lsdocs Pratt NJ
%. NiBdhaIn Ja. LapsLr.n, ma Dsui0eIats II Lot
VI 81, RspublIcsn Union :. b-mScfs'' 10
.i..AHA-Psl1..lou. Aeon "a. P,kafd, Wilson. Tuui,
Cutsaisf. Lewiston Nose. Bs,t0i C.apris A. ". Com
d ca so.nos Geo a rF.in. iorttI 49, Holden IL ~
istd nan. nat gssi RsplbiDan rHlln. LocEpou Rich
AID u. Hoas Niasafs v. W. Wilson Wneslhr.d Gsoi.s
n Sherman Roy.yioa. p-rsgA Ht fale 81. NGshbltA
Dtiuocfsis, ;. A llspu5.ioan gaig OF one.
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For V,Bl butsiu AMI 40 Continent b. steamer 49,
City of kew.I OH Saturday ArIil ia....... ~ IN.
lsgd ifSay. ASfi observation-disclosures. Ia ?. ~
For Hamburg aud tie Out0ian 5tatet, b. steamer
Bsva Ia saturday April l8................. 100 a. M
Dor haysns. by steamer Bosnose, Saturday, ADh .
Fcr "a .iorniA &C.. daily (sanisys oscePedl, .
OVERLAP riA 81 Joseph Mo.......9 q al. ana " r. m
Hs,L Aib,rt Euf,lo aud Canal.s...5 a AID ~ y.
on sad Wet tp.y Mail ........................
W,.T, III via Efir Rsilrosd .......3 md y p.
s,r,trtn spJ souh.We,ttrn Ma5a m, 4 aud 10y D.
ffseru ha. ~ o. NE - ANU " y H
Nr,y Il, dfoid Newport and Fall River .......... r. m
The Long Island Mall closes a. - 8 m, enh % ~ III
sunday Msls-On sunday all mails Close at u y IA.
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Er,e,,niomcn,-.-Fridny, April

ACADi Ely OF III SlC-Norma (hi-tori's b. nehtl.
NALLACk'S-My Noble SOn-n-Law
t-lNIEk OAHUEN-IAo AC.fes, u PsdlL
hIBLOiS-t aniile.
NATIONAL ACADEMY on DEalbN-No 6l3 Elo,dway
GtNEARVS PANlRAMA-No b5k bI0.d.a -.
COOPER INSTITUTED Lecture on oJuag,tcs.
ne NEW IDEA-Bencht Of Soldiers wives.
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mr. hIerIing's AmD rOsIn q slnuI,ting. oy e,tract

Dr. Sterling's AmDrOsin l. stimulating oily extract
~ Hoot, Bstks aud Hvrbs IL will all diseases of the
,lp and itching of tho head entirely etidcates danduh,
uryents the from iang out turning prematurey gray
sau,ips IL to grow thick aud long.
CERTIFICATE.
This to certify a aboet 70 mouths ago, corinssSea
p.ipg STERLISOpS AMBROSlA My hair was short tnin
and apdy falling Of had tried many hair Tone' inys
oTato &C.. without receiving any benefit Soon sl.st
the Ambrosia my hair ceased falling ou', ana mir
rowina 40 RAPIDLY "A 10 s,tonish me Now my bai u
sof and glossy and IA feet aud four inens. ~ ,sat
when let down reaching to the aooI Ihs OSIA as
since have commenced using have fsa Brecser.st
my hair MRS. LUCY A. BROWN 10 p,n. Al
Put up 10 a boz contAing two boes NJ s91 broadway.
Dr. Ii. IL STERLING Sole Pr0pne'''' wv
Sold By eli Druggists.
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UNITED STATES TREASURY. Nsw.YoRK.(
April 10. 1868. )

Aprl al. 1868 )
DEPOSITS of United States Legal Tender
Notes received at this Office Temporary Loan. to
reman least thirty 3 days and payable time thsre
after at the expiration Of ten o days notice together with
interest at the rate Of five @ per cent In like From
persons residing Of town. drafts this city viii be
cepted In lieu Of the Notes themselves
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Tres'urer U. 8.
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IIlJffZ.
IODINE WATER.

IndHZ. IODINE WATER.
Pure IODgE In pure WAfER.
It, genuinsne. pure solution and its excellence
medicine stte.ed by the Of such distinguished
Dr. j. r. Chiffon. Prof E. H. Parker, Prof j. C. Booth,
u s. Mint. Philadelphia and others equally well known.
The unparalleled in private practice, and the In
dosment Of high medical authority enables to recon-
mend Iodine Water specific for the OF scrofuA Con
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