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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13
The prc.idsnt and the Germans of ~. Louis

The statement of James Tausslg, esq, III regard
to interview with the PFsdsHs wi! attract genera
report OF his action deiegsie selected by meeting Of
Sd :. one hedsi Concords Park wheh resolutions Of
aeciaedy Isdcs character were adopted These re'ou,
. If me "a detailed in Nj rs report
on the trtwurtiness Of the report ooub be enter
,sn.s Nj T.ussg leading lawyer OF this city, gentle
sn o coed capsy aud undOaoted isndns IN the comuni.
wi.neu sopg: to inquire how i.r the Concordis Part
s,.otions reflect the Of the radical Ensrc
of i.s1aLov iorns decidedly The aree.t political party
A. III sse-the .csatons o. the PIesden, N response
,hen viii serve 10 convince the intelligent public shat be
tos msappreheDds the zeal CONDITION Of tl!Ags ia tts
Stat This perhaps IS not greatly b. wondered al. lie
h ~ hi. Cs5i.ets man VINO while Ms-ouTiaD has
ben IN hr tor years who never IN real
with peope ana Wh9 now il prof undy isBo
of t5.r sTue feelings ii the President TIL.
OF Missouri politics from ATONE yOeDefa bates 81 without
doubt IL measure does u 10 not remarkable thai he 10
beside this the fac, notorious that the Presdeu. has
St,ne OF such men a, Gov Gamble Johu b. Henderson
King ami other CONSERVATIVE. aud coPpeIhsadH who
eopbnc OF the OF the people OF Missouri and
yielded 10 Their ., 70 Goh.e =. ehagse o.
Is d1cay, therefore in undsr'tsndns the inhu-nee'
which yoIA TO mod the Preaidenss views Win
EeSerthele these facts do ignorance the
% Ss n MI. the S noe
nigh, 10 all expressions Contained II the Con
they are favor Of the sdopon Of the most eIpedhiou'
OF ding the State q Sis'tTy-the cause Of rtoei9n
minis aIsb. IL Is certainly 10 be regretted that tie ffes-
he proessiug 10 be AnsleyeTy and ~ iavo oi std
fms the rebellion speedily possible. should be
fosud les solicitor, these points than majority OF TIE
people .. 'l.v.hoidDg ttse and sho9d pisce nlH'e II
sion thst sSmpa;hy with Csnditi,na Union meI
snd the uphodeTs Of the siSvenoldiog system
We ale charitable enough have s5ore stated to At
tribute position 10 nsuL ttsAclIg Of the situation o.
sae!r, In ..oun For full aud correct ooupIehsI.on o
tIe ssoupds occupied by political parties iis STATE,
yelcT ee- here appearing IA coiuGln II
which taken occasion to di'eU'. the whole subject
lot. Louis DenssgsI
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uOSTETTEG'S BITTERS.

To t, precau,ion under such circumstances "
invite CHRONIC INDIGESTION tic most melancholy ssd a'
heattoning OF an complaints.
A.aRrAKDy well 9 Prevrn,vo This celshfa'ed Hoa'
cns cordial ranks the most poieat pepafs'h' % @
age tbr-aks 40 Intermittent aud romtseas fe'e'' p'P
ly and whoa, deJilatins the p4i-u sndb equally em'a
clou, in disorders Of the liver and lie bowels Fo' az Com
plants OF the stomach L f. nearly irsiole " S)'n"s
human gin Do expected be- AMI IN cases OF genera
weakucss Il Il literally WHALING ELIXIR 'onVA'N'D"
will ind the and best luy ornt aud Restorative se'
administered 10 exhausted Humanity. IT'S guhanteea"0e
absolutely foe om all the elements "h'en enter
into the composition ordinary ii Gsi'o simulsns and US
eject upon tho nervous system Is wonderfully soothing aa
quie,inE
Let those wLo wish to insure A, health for the Summer
uOSrETTERS STOMACH BlrrERs
a,a Spring medicine
Prepared by
uOSTETTER 6 SMITH
PITTSBURGH PENN
Aud sold by oil Druggists aud Family Vioes''
Nsw.YorA O.lee, Nv +23 Broadway.
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mnrher.-R,nort,A In Tsl,crnnA.

BUFrsIo Jun- Il.--finuK-mArs-t duil. WnrAr oui,t
sAe, Of 1900 bushels Red Winter Western at T. ~ Chi
Spring and Wnto Inter Wisconsin private terms
t0Hs good donsnd aud msrse, ea.o At IA. close
rae. On 900 bushels at 1900 bu.hs AL Eod OArs
and scarce. sales lpoob lushrs ht tpc. BAKFr and
Rvs quiet WILDLY firm at iIto tANAL fHI1nrs On Flour
SOC. NHnat, lic. Com IL u New York lnrORTs o COS
hbl,. -Four, $500 bush WHEAT 1000 bush Com - 400
Buh. C.tt t1roTH 900 bbls Flour a. QUO bu.h Wbcat
100 bush. Corn. % 900 bush. Oats
OswsoO. June fLouE unchanged at SC Tor fancy de.
nand sOod the interior aud Eastern trade. NBKAr au.t
parties apa Ia their yaws. shippers offer 30 fox Winf
n-d and Indiana which fcfusYd sales last
Rcd Indiana 81 A. IoHh mud othor gains .aot and
quotations nominal. tsSAL fHslGnrs doll and UNCHANGED
InPOHIs- OV bbls tIopr 10 100 bush Com EryVLIs-b
bbll blQnT, 81, Oco bush Wheat, 5000 bush Data
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SrHrET CLT.SIHG OFTT,TioSs 70 II ETsrsrr.
Under the recent Te.sls.oni % tho Common Camel.
adopting sfetou. made BY ths Mayo Coluof 'Id
oh. a the CITY Ia'peelof vii TtE~ N rss5uc street
clearing operations which he conrsucod .bous farinss
$50 -hch be oIT.s suspend fo VAT o. fae'
ATcsdy .e HuHt,f sis'A .rts and slrst csallrs
been secured and 'pcel, Auca' AZ Bssu d.
r.ci.d toward fltins tie ely A. oucs = TO sal are wl
"a. cen accommodating 20 hc yet afasA, On ,altay lss
90 torI Iol street ttifiv barre
asL-s ssf.aEr v.ic Bro oisf sf-0s sfra
many i,n~u-li Aogt~s tie s4ls tIis faua 80 &c.
yeg.t.llo t's 'rur iatg fho lahs-~ hrrrs
tie us.t 'ilieuu, lh' matter Ia To- ses
inLl-o become rHr7tive t L.usftssrsf have been
Obliged g. supoy So The eI' 0ll splfo-
rated by Tho Common tourri desois1 ys',sdss
ward psy OF tAr AZ CsucsrE toe cst t.-tscisi
by Citv Inspector ncs TIE 18Th 81 rh 90 BIO
cesrluT oIsr,oa, I.s du'si streets 49, aissa.
ton tf,i sId TIC otlrlsas cary a. pftrt-At.t.
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HF.i.rIso rrs Euo;tHtSr.--Y. f.erday morn
lus El.o.sr uA.,r H.c5 81 tie -iItl D,ie,. repaired
20 the si-cnih wsrJ of the pafpo- 81 oti.n-
b.. zone i,afmaoa With Lsd been re'sei g. another
eLcrI Who previously visited The Wien be .,
taxed by woman $40 attempted drive bin ffon tho
Ni' taIs bot bil M!.ef received tho
blow i.u va. aimed heed and StIch would doubles,
h.y. ed Lil ,tAy upon tle baos Of h, hand tui hep
ply r'o4p'd ibout,e Hy. sac uu ,daely cd
%. aii.-t tn succeeded u wrestling udtroas
weapon hom hc atd hereapeu she loosod h,fof IN her
noun aysi suest She will however be secured and
handed 20 us police 20 SAWYER g. the charge Of
s.a With i .shoi the Punishment of shich IL iupson
shr slle Isson. uoo, stevens. # the dis
,I.ci, house ~ Twenty ninth street yefefday
nouing 10 obtslu the Of two fshen who had pre-
yiousy refused them Roth ohsnced 10 be home and
upon Ito al y being made they sad they would
give their and that they had revoy' aud gun.
Ia the house iLAn they could carry Que Of them
from his when Mr Steven. drew revolver and
Threatened TO shoot either both they moved The
present at this turn Of ahs exclaimed Give tho sne.
yer names" which they finally did and IN few mo
became guthlngy Amiab. and nnGou 10 nave
The officer 80 aud ank with ihr S-yevcia cases OF
NuiEr uGiuo have occurred IN otlcf Districts, bat tue p.
o' after slight parey have given tho G,sTed Lfonnsn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

Before the regular proceedings eommenceu' A's
miral Gregory called the attention OF the Court 70
latter Of the Naval Reporter, complaining OF
breach Of faith. by some one present, In publishing
Mr.. FuIton's testimony.
Mr.. stimers-I suppose Mr.. Fulton did it himself.
Admiral Gregory-How could he remember his
testimony thus accurately. You asked me, Mr..
sinners, yourself, for permission to print the tes'
tmony, and told you positively you should not
have il.
Admiral stringham-I think it was worry wrong to
show Mr.. Fulton in type, the words be used.
Admiral Gregory-But who could have ned
themthe reporters all deny it :
Mr.. Stimcrs--I will admi. that I copied
Faltons request. 49,
Admiral Gregory-After being refused permisS0oD
to publish it yourself
Mr.. Stimen--Mr. Fulton said he asked Admiral
Stringham if a witness could publish his testimony,
aud the Admiral told him the Court had no power
over a witness when he left the stand.
Admiral Stringham to Mr.. 6timer-You had
Just been refused permission to publish the facts
yourself.
Mr.. Stimers--I told Mr.. Fulton so.
Admiral Gregory--But you wanted him 10 do it
nevertheless.
The Cour. then unanimously condemned the con.
dnc Of Mr.. Fulton and Mr. Sinners in laying before
the public detached portion of lite proceedings.
The only witness in the case examined on Thurs-
day wGs Capt. Worden Of original Monitor celebrity.
HIS testimony exceedingly interesting.
In the Sinners inquiry case the only witness ex'
amined yesterday was Mr.. Mars, an engineer, who
was fellow passenger with Mr. Sinners on board
the Arago. His evidence was of 10 special import
anco. To-day, Capt. Drayton, who commanded the
ironclad Passsic in the attack on Charleston, will
probably give his testimony.
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AZ ACcoNPIisHrD SHoPGuTrH ArGIrrru To
Hii-ln the cI,s = Juis Card, he ssltnosn ,loptsi
aud wife o. the q stolen soodt note
Ehne,. who recently trs.red and folly eoua.o. Goo
s ard subsequently indicted by the urand Jsy fof suts
ns the q ClsGln Meica Co.. IN Me' broadway
company with Mes Duvsl Jane urs ,nd stealing too
pieces 81 ss RrC fdsT SMITH Yesterday appcd tu fh
pn,oner .Imiftrd 70 bal Tho application gsned sd
Juhs Curtis 10 row atlsge s4bs 70 the Il lH bal.
Ia thIs tn- Dlstc Attorney aud again
nhrd lis readiness g. b the pisoref - rai bui Der
c0ulse Away, PIT la come pies pr Euf ners ready SOM
q the counsel bbsytt, and 'oinetine the
too sick g. undergo sueh ordeal TIC is,n0
ny ss.n' ~. prsetef foul NAT her
compelled to plead guilty and there nts L1p-
for her Dut sst onors have been made - ct her se
Il IA doubtful! II size VII now ever spp-sr Tor Via.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

SAnBATH-SCHooL Excursion. annual OK.
cuGson OF Sabbath school No &C. ~ y Uuion was held
Thursday th. lh mt large number Of teachers and
children started from this ,ly in III. morning AMI after
reaching Pleasant va,y entertained tho hearts de.
light The, .,nr chaed rumblsd through III. green wood.
aud eas,-d the good uFs provided for them. DR. Perry
tho Superintendent q ia, school, presided aud the Rev Mr.
Phillips made capital address. n. little orator wa. q.
present and .IoLc ~.th be usual felicity
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NV YoRI. July p. lsi2.

ILer,,y sesi', that h,y, suffered assls many year frou
trouble hearing a. lss became entirely DEAF and
tts onsf render conversation very diacGt
apF led 70 Dr Lghth Of No - st. MARI. place who 10
,Lon ns and witAost pam, restored 70 the u
.af, 20 ,uli nov hear pssisoty well
DISCO, no. IS3 East 2sd st.
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congratulate the troops in FOR the Union on the
probability that tho ApuLrsTArxp CoSrs,cr srisrLAxrs.
1t ps.sen. used medicine. BY tae Army Surgeons will coon
30 .upcr,dod by tho pnr-s; ard BEST Tonic Attentive and
that has bren presented TO the Faculty 10 ths
other eounry. Since the commenced consider
able quans, OF the preparation have been Forwarded iso
tim. 70 iuo Geld and lin, both In tho Western and
Eastern armies FOR their pes.5aL sui letters Gom
some OF the euuen, military in the service s'e't
the e1Iso.lin.Ty YiItgss OF tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

No. 80 WATfR VI. SKv YORK, June s. lSt9.
~ LIhusI is. .sec,sdod In completely restoring ny
..Nin. which .sossy impaired although previous TO
applying 20 Ln treated by sewers. physicians without
TOO res. b,lslt Aoy further information should b. pleased
10 f.ns, application 80 al my TssdsHes, No III I'd
o.. IIoeAys h.. D., a. my place Of bssne". No. 40
Nst.yL WIN. II. WATERBURY,
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Tlis MY certify that, having been afflicted during tie
~ With .c,cge sud total dcsuei and having tried
tic Ordinary medical and surgical aid under Tho Of Iho.o
cuurut Iasttoae' was induced a: ls put
myself uGdes DR.. r. h. Lshhil His Treatment,
brief and successful compictcy restored and tho
apparently permanent have all confidence ia Dr.
.ulI and lntssnt iu disease. he mstos speciao.
JAMES CRulKS!IANk. LII d.,
Ed..or Nc~.loik Teacher.
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No. 10 CornrIlSDr sr, NEv.YoRx. Jan. 2.
AisAsy, Oct { 1872.

No 70 CorKrLiSpt sr., NEv.YoRX. Jan. 2. 1862
Dr. F. Is. LiGnTuILL-Do!y Sir IL is With the aiudest
feelings toward you aud hoping do service sous one
who IL afflicted ha, forward the ncoscd doccunen, 70
you.
10 Wso~ 70 may coaeos.-I am personally acquainted
with tho which attended Dr. Lshths uoasuon. IN
OF dehAIGo rou the and chronic Inflammation OF
the throat aid would be pleased to give further informant
OF application. v ID. W. WEEkES
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Their preventive operation simple Acting directly upon
the stomach and through the stomach upon the hver TIE
bowels the circulation and the nervous system they in2sr'
"a IN, vhos orsniLAiion degree OF vsor and elasticity
which enable. 10 to rests. the unhealthy atmospheric inhu-
.pee. BY which 30 many distressing maadies produced
and prolonged Tee sss. predsp0Gns canse Of sickness
Cos.rrurIosAL and PHYSICAL DEsLIrr Disease, Aescow
ard ssas feeble and turns aside from the strong
And h. especially OF the forms Of disease which pre-
vail 4. The breaking up Of Winter The hst warn days OIL
sprins sun ,haw from tia frozsn earth the sle
ent. Of innunerubis ailments Tie m,sma which The frost
had Dramatically sesed up e, oo.o In clouds of vaper and
Fever and Age. Bilious Renii!ent Fsvef' Indigestion
Liver Conpsn., Dph,hsr., Rheams,ism Bilious Collie,
Asthma Coughs Colds Physical and Mental Depression, and
condition al the vital functions
tho consequences Of the great Spring 'haw,
vh oh III, the air with wholesome danps FefVy IN 3D.
rlaes ss,irs ths.e prosrstaE and destructive ssrneies
Iron PLATE III. by resor'pg TO rure tonic
I'D ssraye which will brus every and fiber Of the
,me ia.o best possible state f0r resisting ne dying AZ
row. Of dsle which the fog. and wind. Of March, April
and May bear upon their mePhiie wnss Remember that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

The YoRKyILLE ExrLosoS.-1he Special Com
mitt,e OF tho Board Of Aldermen. sppolted investigate
facts connected with hs explosion Of The Cartridge Fac
tory IN 18th street: aud fepo the damage oecsoued thoreuy
met yesterday afternoon Aldermen Farley Long and Oul.
well being present The Chairman ssd that ths claimant.
could not expect to be paid lot every dollar Of JAss hy
had sustained and that the Common Council would do Lot.
than to make donation 10 zach IN order enable
them 20 extent to mako good the Loose. suffered
About thirty thea in their and
their claims which amounted IN the tguesa- g. CO. 90
the claim, vary from $50 to $1,000. "A all the sufferer.
represented the Committee adjourned until Friday
afternoon sIt whom they hope to obtain full statement
with vouchers IL Is generally understood that the
claims presented grossly exaggerated. or the
Committee will duly guard ssaus, all such fsud upor the
city.
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No. AZ Fr,rn..r.. NKw.YoAk. Jan. IS. Is

No. AZ Fyrusr.. NEw.loRK, Jan. ?5 1861
Dr. LloHrnILLDea SUs take pleasure In tesnfying 70
the fomarssbls sail aud Judgment you display ed tho
Of my daughter who had been partially deaf accompanied by
discharge from the since early IA infancy aud now
thanks to your treatment able t. bear well auy one
whio her tree on the discharge. Although IL 10
nearly two suce she has been under yous care her
hearing remains good and her sound the day she
len you. q. s. HOLLY
~ Farther reference to parties q the highest repes,sb
~, ItslullS bore end slsewbtie, Oh application
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A SMART TnIEr TmPPED UP.-On Thursday

A SMART THIEF THIPPED UP-UD ThuTs dAy
evening. while Jo.eph NJ. b. Wilton OF Nblo. Garden
Thessr engaged In counting bills 10 tho ticket
Office Charles Miller slapped up TO ,ho aperture through
which tickets obtained and bonded IN counter feit
bin s,kins for ticket at the time MI itlon
the bill up 10 examine H. and holding 4: up before tho
light when Miller passed Ia hs hand and snatchsd ,ons
Of the bills aud H. s. Treasury notes which lying
tho aperture rei.Hedto. Detective Bennett who
spot arrested him and be t,ken before Justice DovB
Yesterday and duly committed for trial
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Board Oh ExcIsE.-The Board met on Friday,
according adjournment at u o'clock Several store and
inloopeu licenses granted payment Of go each
The Board meets W Saturday, " u o'elOci p. u.
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Ne. . 0n.sp..r-. Nrrnrnan. N Y. n.e. "a. lnf,

Nc. - GR.sDsr. NEwBvRGH. N Y. Dee. - 1862.
placed my wife under tho Of Dr. Lishth tor dsaf
OF nearly three standing accompanied
by constant noises hagpy state that her hearing II.
entirely restored, and the noises removed Those 10
siding in NewYofk who DESTROYS Of further Information
apply to my broherin.las. Capt. william EdwaI. Al
No % EasJht. who 10 acquainted with tho Circumstance.
OF the case FRANCIS GOULDl.
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have been suffering for tme with no. IA INV had
and deafn,a Having applied to Dr. Lghtl have grea,
pleasure In 'syips that ho mas completely relieved mo-
eau hear well a. ever and sm not troubled with Ga,
pol.- In my head.
may also mcntion that young named Henry Laws.
staying with me- afflicted In similar nlannor aud
Dr. Lishthlli "" equally .ucco.sh, In his case.
JOHN MURDOCH, No. 49, Fu.on.t
IhOokINE Jan ? lht1
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gDOsATIOss FOR POLASD.-Tho Central Polish
Committee Icque' to state that they do receive
tons for bonoht Of the cause bat that Mes Schuchst
GebharI Bankers, No. ~ hssau street, have opened
account receiver ~ such donations Nor any Of
their cognuJmeu, other than Mess Z. CO. sutboled to
receive these donations.
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NEW PAVEMENT on BROADwAr.--As soon N
material be- procured the wos Of laying the pave.
en On Broadway viii be commenced and prosecuted vsof.
ou,y inconmodo travel that tLorou.haie little
Us posaiblc Tho pavement will bo the Belgian trap
block which has been found almost durable tho Ru.,
and offers foothod to hoes ia any weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-13

GRAND LAKcLSr-Abram Wari, was arrested
ye.tedy taien before Justice DowuF at the Tomb.
Police CoIn charged with stealing fro John W T1ylof 40
- Beef street "a pocket knrs u TIN yaluo Of 40 III.
accused was Committed fOf tlH!.
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The National Finances.

PHILADGLFHIA, tii-Ay. Jsuo u. lk1
4 million and u quarter legal tenders were con-
veIted into Ive-twcuiIcs today.
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DEAFNESS
CATARRHs
DrsEAsEs OF THE EAR AND AIR
CATARRH.

DR. lIGHTHfLL, No. ~ 81 MGf'@paes teth'") can %
committed daily (suud.y' srssptsd from 10 NJ onsh M
Patients will not bs received except during tho regular once
hous unsss in cases Of BY special
Parties residing distance hereby Informed that per
,Op, mammalian 10 requisite In every case before correct
opinion can b given or appropriate treatment prescribed
Letters Of Consu.ssn must contain Five Dollars, ohsrri's
they win remain unnosicod.
DR. LIGHTHILpS recent work. "a Popular Trostise on
Deafnsss-Is Csuses and Prevention" may be obtained OF
CARLETON PublisLs No. All Broadway or any respect
able Bookseller Price III.
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4ostetter's gtomaeb Bitters.

pROTECT YOUR HEALTH
H0STETTER's STOMACH BIrTERA
Strengthen the stomach,
Invisorsts the nerves,
Regulate the boves
RsgsDersts tho i,sr
Improve the sppetits
Animate tho spirit.
Equalise the circulation.
Tone the whole systsm,
And thus prolons life.
WITH
HOSTETTERS BITTERa
Defy unwholesome air,
Qualify impure water,
Guard against damp,
Prevent malanous fevers
Anticipate Indigestion,
Bsfne fever and ague,
Brave al climates
Recruit exhausted nature,
Sustain body and mind,
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS~
Enfseblsd dyspep.ics,
Toil-weaTied operatives,
SOLDIER in the hospital,
Pale citizens
Settlers lands,
Travellers and explorers,
Victims Of sea- sickness,
The aged and decrepit,
Should oil be provided
WITH
HOSTETTER'S BITTERSs
Harmless a St.mulsnt,
Powerful Tonic,
Quick q Corrective,
Safe Alternative,
Mild a a La1stive,
Sure a. q Restorative,
Good a. an Appetizer.
Pleasant ss Cordial
Life has ss,~- nard
EQUAL 10
UOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
THE PERILS OF THE SEASON,
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
III. 0, Infinite importance to the public to know ,hss
HosTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
mast nyeyaleut IN
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The sinners Cours Of Inouiry.

The Sinners Court Of Inquiry LET on Thursday al
10 o'clock.
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THE PERILS OF THE SEASON,
HOW TO AVOID THEM.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
SPRING OF TIE YEAR

prevent, relieve aud cure the complaints most pIeVaens
,his climate during the
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uosTErrER's STOMACH BIrTERS

aye Ds slfoas garrison thrown into for' before the ap-
pro,ch Of the enemy Tar orearn As dfIad IVs agd""
ne aIez. II a!ad .sd.e from sudden changes Of
,np,sul, i pur. AL pnvlon exposure excessive labor.
AM uaarieas e1aal.tioaa Hence they are
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NEW TESTIMONIALS.

NEW TESTIMONIALS.
EHvYonK. April 10, 1859
s daughter Of mine has been affected with trouble
seine discharge from both the result Of scarlet fever
DR. Lshtk under Whose placed her, has removed the
discharge completely and improved her hearing
W. H. RAYSoR No. Plnos.
FyO~ the Rec Joha Nes d. d. Procure, IN Un'0" C0AfSs'
Schenectady.
Scu.sscTApr. Jan. IT, 1863.
d. LiohHil-
SIR; Having been cured by you Of discharge 10 an ear
which has been very offensive ofla,e and " fax bach eaH
rsmsnbsr always less and having been entirely
restored to hearing ,ncs under your care feel that esnno
withhold this acknowledges. from any use 1t may DO q
ether. especially have applied in vain to my family ply
,ician and other physisans Of reputation.
Yeurs, truly. JOhS Null
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INVALUABLE IN CAMP,

aud no military ho.p, ought to Be whOa. sHclent sup
ply both 5r preventive and rene s PurPOsI Happily the
a,leGt.on Of tie
MEDICAL STAFF OF THE ARMY
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HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

la. s.on drsslsl to the .ase and ths proprietor q
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DEAFNESS
CATARRH.
DISEASES OF THE EAR AND AIR
PASSAGES.
CATARRH.