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Madame Za, Port-r> Curative galSarr Is warranted
il Used according /" The iir-Ctiu> cure ia ala ca-'S
t.u-l~. Cords. Incoming Cough, Asthma, and ali s-tc-
tvIls 81 the Throat ard Lungs.
Madame LiIcc POrter Bai>lD : prepared with ali The
requisite AID -k;ll from combination al jht t'-
dies lie vegetable kil.:1a affords H. remedial
qualities based "I its power tu ASSIST the healthy ais.
vigorous circulation ni the bio Il through th' uis- /
NiO' cnt remedy lat cirsllient.- searching
ar! eject be 1ker! 10y Tia" ',ict iTH young
81 child.
Malamc ZaG"c Porie:S BalSam Has ,ec i. ( ia The
l.v J. years. and :.- acquired IL present sale
simply hy nc.I!- Trtili.'e : to-. = 40 have lee. u
tothyI- Jf.iyt' friends and uI..eT>-
Mr>T lsr"gTaNI-- i,an- Zaioc Porter CT i've
Bai>A. i sold at a ir!,r Hhi,l rings il IL tie
"f ever, one 10 keepit convenient fr The ;i:leA
II single bottle viii rvIe Ia Ice worth l1 times IL
cost.
NOTICE-Sayr your money. d. iUt lie persuaded ="
purchase article ii 4 Z" 81. NlCu IL nj contain Z &c Nr-
81 tie l3c-iI bottle IL Madam" Poster Curative h.
the Cost 81 mdI.i I.T- which i great that
Il almost Any "eT MEDICINE, Id III" low rri' =
which il i SID makes the pTtIt in The >-lr apparently
small! AMI TpTIECiriei d' tier- w!ii tines eCai
nJs. other me,Cc> GA which th"lr profits a--"r
Unless insist w. haVl Madame f-J"r>
sIi hone ui.,'.- Ask Tor MdsIAr P'TIvT~ tura1Tr BAL
s,,i. price Is ar III large l-,tes - - and
Iafc la other. II yvG Il get Il Al one store Hu ca:
al another
Sold by ali druggist, All stoTele ssrs At u CENTS
iii. ~ larger t.'iti' - - cents
HALL RUChFL, Pruprict"T>, Eew YORK.
l.. {. GOODWIN 4 co, N. Il Marshal street. E's
ton Geleral ! gents iDr y. - England 39--J
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ST. JOHNSBURY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

II. b. BLACKSTONE'S
HAIR ESSING SALOON
First door to the right, up stairs, Union Block
NEWELL s. BROOKS,
? II YSlCIANS & SURGE ONS
HowARD's BOOKSTORE.
DR. Ms residence, Summer 81, opposite Union School
DR. BIS residence Ce.ra St, Sd house from Summer ST.
EMILY A. VARNEY, VI. ID.
7 II y 1CIAN AMI SURGE ON :.
Office, first hose North Of the North Church.
j. RO s,
ATTORNEY, COUNSELLOR & SOLICITOR.
Ofice over F.. Vets.
JOHN ID. MILLER, As't,
MANUFACTURER
CARRIAG ES OF ALL KINDS,
OPPOSITE DEPOT, ST. JoHNSBURY, v1.
Il Carriages repaired at short notice
j. MUTT,
FILE MANUFACTURER. STEAM MILLS,
posii, Passenger Depot.
Z. JEWETT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS. CRUCkERY HARDWARE
BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES OILS, PAINTS, &C
MalG Stree
Miss e. NIcDCJGALL.
Dealer in
M1LLINERI \ DRY GOODS.
Opposite CALIFORNIAN Office.
=. q. GAGE, ARTIST,
Amtr5typec, McIainct!p pes All iii,-s:se Photographs
Better and cheaper Than elsewhere
GEO. :. SHAW.
ms RANCE AG F T.
Office with Ross. Jevett's Building
n. b. FILM
Manufacturer of HARNESSES, etc.
Opposite Passump>tc House, Railroad street
c. c. CHILDS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AM
PLATED WAgE, SPEcrACLEs. Boz S-SiAuo>ERT. FANCY
Re pairing and engraving done with elegance and rOmpt
hess. Opposite Post Once. Main street
WM. IL. HORTON.
MERCHANT TAILOR; and dealer in Gents Fur
i.ising Goods. RIi!f"4. street
III. L. DICKINSON.
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE.
Buffers Pudding. Railroad street
/. .RMIN GTON,
Manufacturer X Dealer III Furniture and Chairs
~ JUillt>bhrN ttDtt-
4. TRE-S(OTT.
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carried t. and from the
Stable central street, near ST JU>burN uu>C
|. ID. KiLBOURNE, ID. ID. :.
DENTAL SURGEON.
Office. Corner Main and Central streets.
A. J. W l. l. A RID,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
SOLDIERS BACK PAY. BOUNrIES AND PENSIONS
obtained. No charges unIess s1!cC e>>:ul.
JOHN BACON, I'd. Il co.
DEALERS IN HIDES. LEATHER AND Oil.
ST. JUiIu>tUEy Centre, Vt.
ELY n VII DER,
MANI FACTUEEKs OF AXES AND HOES.
Keen at wholesale Hay and Manure Forks and
hes, Antrim SnovelS, at Moose River Works.
no YOU WANT \ GOOD LOUNGE
~ FOR \ LITTLE MONEY
You can get a good one OF Casino for $500
Do YOU want Real Nice Lounge: You cal
get any style quality shape or prlcc."f CAs>IN"
and they al warranted.
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ORDER 81 NOTCH at SETTLENEA

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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

back pay and bountie~ due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto by acts q Congress. viii be OBJ
tanned by the subscriber FOR reasonable cvmpca-
sation CHARLES e. NEWELL
EaS. Burke. Vt, July ). 1862. u
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no THE LADIES. The celebrated IL l. DIX ;sariiyf
i.r!V all la,e> Uii.t il,,.l leata
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III, inr,liyr' are lr par Eisl l.ie Cli-eS- I.- So
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>eN. al. iIey are respectfully -I-.-.f. Co.
No. q ESDICuTT STREE. Bs,SIC..
Ani.;ier> -q-ring a.vice must contain ,-e dollar
in>i-e an answer
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-09-25
\ \ r NJ 70 K SALE.

subscriber will sell his farm formerly owned by Cal
WI! : CuSman. Said farm is pleasantly sua ed on the
p p fo leading from North Danvle TO st. Johnsburv
iih 'hiee ul!eS from the dept Said far contains
ioo acres OF most excellent and well divided into now
s, uaIe ana paslrnI the very best Of falling
suhlli'S ooth 10 the house and barn. There Is al
s9a hop yard containing 20vJ hills The farm will be sold
T, without the cro to suit the purchaser. For
S 'tte' particulars please call and euqur, OF Calvin II
'us!iiiaI oil tLe premises
81. Johnsbury, July |. 1853 s3tf
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] y y d N
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORI.

The subscribers having engaged the services %
Ar VI & MILLER recently engaged IN ii, Car
age bUsine $ n Bra:t!choro, wnus" sill and cf
i"iencv aye tno well known u require comment
anu having put the shops and machinery III p,r.
Gcct repair. now assure the public 'h.' e will
conduct the business in all its depcrtn. Is i'll
manner calculated to meet the appreciation Of
rLelr patrons.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing in the
various branches.
PAIN $. N LLEA B II | X o y =.
and general assortment If "arriagc Furni ,hil .
kept constantly on hand and sold at The lowest
possible prices.
ALSO, A LOT OF SLEIGHS
Ike those heretofore sold by Miller K Trull, for
ale on reasonable terms.
All order gratefully received and promptly al
tended 10,
TRULL & MATTOCkS.
Lyndon, Jan. |. 1862 21tf
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

.SV1lCE Ut ASSESSMENT FUK Io63,
The m ,mbers of the Vermont MUTT al Fire Insurance
ComEan! are hereby notified that the following
meniS have been made by the directors all notes in
force on The following days, " wit
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o. S e V E N S
MANCFACT"T Err OF

the lowest terms. At the old shop. Paddock
Village, St Johnsbury, Vt. 3S-tf
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no YOU WANT \ GOOD LOUNGE
IL FOR \ LITTLE MONEY?

You can get a good one OF Casino for $500
Do YOU want a Real Nice Lounge: You can
get any style, quality shape or price OF CA>>INo
and they are al warranted.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
The Yazoo River Expedition.

A special dispatch to the Cinci nnati Gazett
dated Memphis, March ls, says:
We have intelligence from the Yazoo Pass ex
pedition TO Saturday morning. The feet con
sisted of the Chillicothe, Iowa, De Kalb, an,
FIVE small gunboats of the Mosquito feet, ant
eight transports.
The Chillicothe, three miles in advance, q
the town of Greenwood, at the confluence of tb,
Tallahatchie and Yalabushs, on Thursday eve
ming, met with check from battery of iv,
large guns which opened ON her. The figh
ceased at dark. The battery and Chllicoth,
fighting all day Friday. t
One Of the enemy's guns was dismounted.--
The Chillicothe received in all sixty-four shots
One entered a port.hole, killing three ant
wounding fourteen men.
On Saturday morning, up to 10 o'clock, only
few shots had been fired very little spiri
was shown. The Chillicothe 10 said to be short
of ammunition.
The final result of the fight is not yet known
Besides the Greenwood battery, the enemy
are said to be strongly fortified at Yazoo City
and Manchester.
Our feet, at last accounts, was three mile!
above the junction of the Tsllahatchie and
Yalabusha rivers, FIVE hundred miles from Hell
emo, and one hundred and fifty from Yszoe
City.
There Is nothing later from Vicksburg.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Abolition Family BroiIs.

The Cleveland Ledaer the other day correct
ed blunder which, 1t says, the New York Trib
uns of March l6, makes in calling the two mem.
bera Of the late House Of Representatives "Cop
perheads," who voted against the CRITTENDEN
resolution passed on the 2ad of July, 1861, by @
vote OF III to2.
The two members who voted in the negative
the Leader ssys, were JOHN F. POTTER, of Wis
consin, and A. G. RIDDLE, of Cleveland, Ohio,
The Leader says the Tribune "makes very
funny blunder" in calling these two gentleman
"copperheads," for they, the Leader asserts
fare among the most thorough.going anti-sla.
very Republican,
But the cream of the matter lies in the jus.
tifcation which the Leader makes cut for the
negative votes of M essrs. POTTER and RIDDLE
"since then, July 22d, 1861, Congress and
the President" the Leader says" have thrown
the CRITTENDEN resolution overheard. and
planted themselves equarey upon the POTTER
and RIDDLE platform, by passing the confsca-
ton bill, interfering with slavery by issuing
the emancipation proclamation, and literally
making this war one of c>nquest and subjuga-
tion."
The Cleveland Leader aud New York Tyi.
buns are both organs and th-pieoes of the
so.called "Union" party. The former corrects
the latter as to the epithet ii bestoWs on Messrs.
POTTER and RIDDLE in styling them Cooper
heads" But there is graver difference than
this between these two "Union" Abolition or
gans. The Tribune, in the same article to
which the Leader refers, says that "every
word oi this (the CnTTENDEN) resolve was
true when uttered, and has been true ever
since," and that "whoever asserts the contra.
ry is o virtual ally of JEFF. DAVIS, and pyima
faeie dishonest one"
The Lsadsy does assert the contrary; II al
leges thas "Congress and the President have
thrown the CMTrEEDEN resolution overheard" !"
According to the Tribune, therefore, the editors
and supporters of the Leader are virtual sllies
of JEFF. DAVIS aud pyims tacie dishonest ones
OF that. Yet the editors of the Tribune will
unite with these dishonest sllies of JEFF. DA-
vIs in the same bogus Union party and in by
pocritical National Leagues. Wo have no
faith In the political honesty of either
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Bounty to Discharged Soldiers.

The following is u ccpy Of the sixth section
of an act passed at the last session OF Coagr ress
entitled can Act to promote the efficiency OF
the Corps of Engineers, and for other pur.
peses:"
Section g. Aud be it further enacted, That
all payments of advanced bounties to enlisted
men who have been discharged before serving
out the time required by law for It's payment in
full, shall be allowed in the settlement OF the
accounts of the paymssters at the Treasury,
but hereafter, In all such cases, the amount 80
advanced shall be charged against the enlisted
men, unless the discharge be upon surgeons eer-
tgIeate Jor tcounds Teceiued Of sickness incurred
since their last enlistment.
IL appears from the above that those soldiers
who are discharged sick or wounded, are to
have the benefit Of their bounty advance with
out deduction, and that all other discharged
soldiers are to have the advanced bounty de-
Quoted from their pay at the time Of final set
Element, r.-.,.. .-..... g.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20

Union, snd establishing upon the common ru.
ins Of the liberties of the people and the soy.
ereigny Of the States consolidated military
despotism. tN
ResolUed, That In deep reverence for th,
Constitution, which II 10 our privilege .ant
sworn duty to uphold and protect, We do here
by enter our most solemn protest against these
usurpations of power.
Mr.. West demanded the previous question
which was sustained, when the foregoing pre-
amble and resolutions were voted down. TIL,
Welsh resolutions were then adopted.
Mr.. West offered resolution, alleging tha
the above preamble aud resolutions. offered b,
Mr.. Dresel, are disloyal and insulting to th'
country, and that he be therefore expelled fo
offering them.
Before the vote was taken on this resolution
the House took recess until nine O'Clock th
friday morning, March 20Ih.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Negro immigration.

Some time ago, MIR. WEsT offered resolution
requiring the Auditors and Assessors to return
the number of negroes who have immigrated
into this State since March lst, 1861, which
was adopted By the House Of Representatives
We uud erstand that Mr.. MLRrIN, the Auditor
Of franklin county, has declined to procure said
information, on the ground that there ispo law
requiring either the Auditors or Assessors to
perform the service, or to provide for paying
them for their labor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20

spirators, the Richmond ERaairer holds toward
them the following fraspnaI and encouraging
language: l
We begin to love those worthy conspirators.
We also regard the old Unios as couenant vith
death and an agyeement iOiih hell Only death and
hell were In the same region where Satan Of
old mustered his host-"in the regions Of the
North" We also, like the inestimable CON
spiratora aforesaid, will never permit the resto
ration OF that foul covenant and agreement, II
epirators.
Its this LibsrafOr and papers Of its class
that have poisoned, and are poisoning the
Northern mind against the Constitution and
the Union under it. Some Of the so.called
Union journals and individuals in that party
may affect to disoWn and condemn the doctrines
preached by the LibratOr. But their practice
gives the lie to their professions. The men
who hold that the Constitution is ga covenant
with death and an agreement with hell" be-
long to, and are the favored ones OF their party;
vote she same tickets; fraternize with them
politically in all ways; and are often their can
uiuasOo AoE tuo uiSuenb OmCeu III buo obhto VT
nation. The union s as complete and indis-
soluble between the pretended conservatives Of
the Selfstyled Union party and the radical
Abolition defamers OF the Constitution ss that
between the Siameso twins.
| Such infamous sheets as this Boston Libeya-
tor are circulated among our soldiers in the
field to imbue them with like spirit OF hatred
to the Constitution and Union, and to make
them turn their bayonets upon Northern men
who uphold both. We have all heard Of Or
ders excluding certain Democratic and Con-
servative papers from the army lines, but who
has ever heard Of al order excluding the Bos.
ton LibsTGtOr? IL is known TO have free crou-
lation in many pofdons of our army as we'll as
other Journals Ci a similar cast. By admit
ting such poison freely into the army and forbid
ding all antidotes, the Abolition leaders calcu
late upon making our sons and brothers In the
field the tools of their nefarious treaeon. But
IT they persevere 10 this course much longer
they may look out for day of terrible and
fiery popular indignation, that will consume
them politically root and branch.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE. b
A TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE. ON OAK ST
IA For particulars enquire at this ONCE.
mch20-dn
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

The following resolution was passed at meeting o
the City Council Of Columbus, on the 18th day O.
March, 1863: .U
Resglved 6y tho city Council of the city Of CoIun.
bus That his honor, the Mayor. be and Is hereby di
Iected to Issue his proclamation offering reward
Ave hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction
each and every person who red caused to be fed h
buildings In this city on the 18th instant.
Now, THrRESoRr, and In pursuance Of said resou
tlon. I, WRAY THOMAS, Mayor Of the city of o,lom
bus, do hereby Offer reward of Five Hundred Dollars
for the arrest and conviction Of each and every person
who red caused to be fred the buildings in the city
Of Columbus on the 18th day Of March, 1862 to be paid
on the conviction Of such offender offenders. And
earnestly request all citizens to aid and assist in bring
ing to condign punishmsnt such reckless vioators Of
law.
Owen under my hand aud the seal Of said city of CO.
[sEALl lumbus, this 18th day Of Ma roh, 1863.
WRAY THOMAS, Mayor.
n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
The Vote ia the Senate ON the Cincin.
natl Canal Bill.

The vote in the Senate on the bill, ceding t
the city of Cincinnati that portion of the Miam
and Erie canal which lies between BroadWs.
and the Ohio river, was as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Biercs, Coates, Eggleston
Groesbeck, Gunckel, Henkle, Hood, Johnston
Kinny, Lang, Niles, McVeigh, Neal, O'Connor
Quinby, ROby, Robson, Sherrard, Sinnet
Sprague, Whetstone-2l.
NAYS MessFs. Finck, Gardner, Godfrey
Harsh, Hitchcock, Humphreyville, Kelley
Marshall, McBurney, McClung, Psrrill, Ready
Welsh-l3.
Mr.. GuscKEL voted yea, so that he can mov'
a reconsideration when he finds favorable op
portunity.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20

since when he had gradually given way, his
early demise being doubtless hassened by the
afilctions Of his adopted country, which We
know completely overwhelmed him and recon.
ciled him to an early grave. AT this moment
we are 80 afflicted by his loss, that We are IN.
to this community, where he was so we'll known
and universally respected.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Francis p. Blair, the Father of the
Present. Postmaster General, Upor
tho Erepdom of the Press

"Under no possible emergency, not even il
insurrection, or amid the throes of civil war
can this Government Justify official interfer
ence with the freedom of speech or OF th'
press any more than it can with the freedom oil
the ballot. The licentousness OF the tongue
and of the pen 10 minor evil compared Will
the licentiousness Of arbitrary poWer.''-F. p
Blair, senior.
The above is an extract from powerful ed
itorial article, which appeared in the W ashing
ton Globe, when 1t was edited by FRANCIS P
BLAIR, in the days of JAcKsoNs Administrs
ton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Prohibition of the Sale of Arms in In.
dianapolis.

"A dispatch to the Chicago Times, dated In
dianspolis, March Itch, says
Gen. Darlington has, by a general older
prohibited the sale Of pistols, bowie knives
arms OF all sorts, powder, percussion caps, and
lead. The reason given 10, that Indiana is
filled with disloyal men, and only those to whom
he gives special permit, can purchase the arti.
cles above spoken Of. This places the imple
ments of war all in the hands Of particular per-
aOng,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20

THE Ohio Statesman pronoupcss "War Dem
ocrat" political guerrilla -ZanesUille Courier.
The above 10 simply lie. The 5TATEsMAN
does no such thing,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
The House to Meet at Nine this Morning.

The House of Representatives took recess
last evening until nine o'clock this morning
when Mr.. WEsr's resolution to expei hon
orro DnEsrL will probably come up for action.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20

VIZ conclude this morning the publication of
Senator JoHNsToN's able and unanswerable
speech upon the Welsh Resolutions. We trust
that no one will fail to read It,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
HEIMSTREET,S
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
TT rs NOT A DYE,

1T rs NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color. by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus
tenance, impaired by age or disease. All in
stGntaneous dyes are composed of lunar caus
tic, destroying the vitality aud beauty Of the
hair, and afford themselves no dressing. Helm.
streets Inimitable Coloring not only restores
hair to Its natural color by an easy process, bul
gives the hair
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes iss growth, prevents it's falling Of
eradicates dandruff, and imparts health and
pleasantness to the head It has stood the test
Of time, being the originol Hair Coloring, and
lie constantly increasing in favor. Used by
both gentlemen and ladies'. 1t is cold by all
respectable dealers, or can be procured by them
Of the commercial agent, D. S. Barnes, 2O1
Broadway, N. Y. Two sizes, so cents and ST..
nove5-d&w6m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Fact copy.)
500

WANTED, WI M e DIATE LIZ, AT
w Armstrong; Livery Stable, in the city OF oolum.
bus Ave hundred horses and mares, not less than fifteen
hands high, free from all blemshes, good coorsi for
which fair price In cash will be paid on delivery
ian. It SARGENT & DOYLE,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
FoT HeSaf.

TWO STORY BRICK HoUsH-wIrH NINE
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Death of John Maginnis.

The New Orleans Tyuo Delta, of March 81,
comes to us In mourning, on account of the
death of JOHN MAeiRNrs. its founder and pro-
prietor. who had been for years prominent and
influential citisen Of that city. The Delta thus
announces bis death:
TO oUR RRADERs.
The founder Of this journal, John MsginnIs.
10 no more. He breathed bis last ct four P. Nj
yesterday, after painful and protracted illness,
The disease Of which be -oonsumption--
he contracted, II is believed, some years ago,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-20
Luxuriant Beauty,
COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRrrATrD THROAT

AooUaH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED THROAT
II allowed to progress, results in serious Pulmonary ant
Bronchial affections. oftentimes inourable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected part and give almost instant
relief In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, and Ga they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the use Of
the Troches and their extended use has caused them to
be cOunterfsited. Be to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the 0ssgias Brosoa's Bron
o1tdi Tocsss which have rousH their efficacy by tes
Of many years PUBuo sPEAKrEs and SINGERS should
use the Trochss Military 0h3cers and soldisrS, who
ovsrtax the voice and are exposed to sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at 25 cents per
box. T
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