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Good News from Vicksburg.

CAIRO, Jan. 4.
The Memphis Bulletin, just received
says the steamer Rather has arrived di
rect from the fleet at Vicksburg, which
place she left Monday evening.
The fighting had been going on five
days, commencing Wednesday.
Up 10 Monday morning Sherman had
captured three lines of the enemy's
works, and the firing on the fourth and
last line of defense on the jackson &
Yicksburg Road had ceased, and indica-
tons were hat it had surrendered.
This line was just two miles from
Vicksburg, and nothing between Sherman
and the city but the trestle work of the
railroad.
Before taking the Notifications Sher-
man sent ii brigade to cut off communi-
cation with the city by the Shreveport
railroad, which work was successfully per-
formed.
Sherman was reinforced OH Sunday Ly
5000 men from Grants army by way of
the river.
The whole federal force before Vicks-
burg is now 10000.
The latest accounts are that we had
captured ten guns and 700 prisoners
Nothing yet has been heard of the forces
below Vicksburg.
The steamer Judge Terrence was twice
fired en- while passing Millikenville in
retaliation the steamer burned the town.
Gen. Sullivan, with a force of 5000, at
tackled Forest on Thursday morning at
Hurts Cross Roads, - miles from Lex
ington, Tennessee. Asevere engagement
ensued, lasting all day. A. gunboat pat
rolling the river, prevented the rebels
crossing.
They fought desperately but finally
were routed and scattered, with the loss
of |, 400 killed and wounded and 400 cap
tured. We also took $50 horses, nearly
l 900 stand of arms and a battery of six
guns.
The Union loss was 500 killed and
wounded. These losses may be xagger-
ated, but it is certain they were very
heavy.
HOLLY SPRINGS, Jan. 4.
To Hojor General HaHeck:
y dispatch from General Sherman and
the naval Commander was received at
Helena on the 3Ist ult. The gunboats
were engaging the onemy's batteries
Gen. Sherman was only three miles from
Nicksburg, holly engaged.
From various rebel sources ilearn that
the Grenada Appeal says the Yankees
have got possession of Vicksburg.
(Signed) U. S. GRANT,
Maj-Gen. Commanding.
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Ashtabula and New Lisbon Railroad.

The Stockholders of this road met at
the Court House on Christmas and re-
commented EZRA FRosT for Director at
TINS END OF tbs route. A resolution pass
ed showing THAI the members present
were willing to give their stock TO any
railroad company that would agree TO
complete the road. 1t seemed f0 he the
opinion of some present that tbeG Great
Western Railroad Company would eocent
such a proposition. Unless the sto,t-
holders of the A. & n. L. r. r., are will
ing to double their present stock, We see
no other way than to give the road, now
half completed, to some other
that will put it through. We have no
doubt that, should some company under
take the completion of this road, much
stock would be taken to aid them. We
must have a railroad cost what it NAV.
The necessary outlay would be many
times repaid by the great increase it would
produce in the value of all kinds of prop
erty, and the new life it would give TO al.
kinds of business.-Buckeye STATE.
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MARRIAGES.


On the 3lst, by j. l.. Lamphear, Prof. J.
III. RHODES, of Hiram. to Miss ELF
ABErH WOODARD, of LOrdstown,
In Cleveland. December Both, 1862, by
the Rev. DIR. Aiken. JOHN D. GRE
HORE, of Washington University, St.
Louis, Mo, TO LUCY, daughter OF VIM.
Williams Esq, of Cleveland, Ohio.
On the 18th inst. in Bazetta. at the resi-
dence of VIM. Fee. by A. j. Larnard Jr.
Esq. Mr.. DAVID MUSSER. of Warren.
and Miss MARGARET FEE, of the
former place.
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A FOREST OF NUTNEGs.-Intelligence
has been received by the Dutch Govern
ment that DR.. Burnstein. while under
a scientific expedition for the
Colonial Government of the Netherlands
TO the Molucca Islands and New Guinea,
had made a discovery in the Islands Of
Batjan which may lead to important re-
in the spice trade. In his ascent Of
the ISABELLA range, he discovered az an
elevation of from 1900 to $500 feet above
the level of the sea. 4 very extensive
of nutmeg trees, laden with nuts OF
unusual size and excellent quality.
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DEATHS.


Died in Hartford. Wisconsin. Dec. 9th
1862. CANDACE BUSHNELL. relict
of Capt. William Bushnell, late of
Trumbull County, Ohio, in the 9lst year
Of her age.
She died as she had lived for the past
30 years, at peace with all mankind, and
strong in the faith of the final salvation
of the whole Human Family.
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House and Lot for Sale.

THHHE subscriber offers for sale, his
House and lot at the centre Of Braeeville.-
The house is large and well built, suitable for Il taV-
ern the lot contains three acres, ON which fruit
trees Of all kinds, are in bearing. with an album
dance Of shrubbeTy. and plenty OF water, eOnven-
Gus. and in good repair. The place is only about
10 rods from the A.. q e.. W. Il. X. The place will
be sold low. or exchanged for other property.
If not sold by the first of April. the property will
be for rent. Enquire Of the subscriber at Johnston,
Trumbull Co. o. LkNENS
Jan. 9Th, lS3-tE.
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AIaj-G len. Commanding.

\ live male gorilla has just arrived
safely at Liverpool. lie was brought
from Africa on board a steamer, and APP
peared docile. His skin is of an olive
color, and he is yet very young, only
slightly covered with hair. He is remark
ably fond of good living, and appears to
have an especial relish for .beefsteak,
mutton chops and fruit.
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NI-N Wit INVWN- y IT
TERMS OF TIE DAILY JOURNAL.
Probate Settlements.

Settlements Ordered to be Advertised.
L is ordered that the following ac-
Il counts Of Executors, Administrators and
Guardians, that have been filed in this Court be
advertised for three consecutive weeks agreeably
to law, and that they remain on file for inspection
and exceptions till the Slst of January, 1853, when
they will be examined and ordered 10 record if no
exceptions appear thereto, 10 wit:
Luman II. Bennett, deed Final Set'nt Of Adm'rs
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CLEVELAND & MiHONING r. r. 90.

CLEVELAND. ONO. Jan It'll, 1862
T1hr annual meeting OF the S:ockhOl-
dersof tins company. for the election Of Direc
tors and for the transaction of other business will De
held at The Office of the Company. in Cleveland on
Wednesday. the 18th inst.
The Polls will be opened at II o'clock. \, VI and
closed n = O'Clock, Z. NJ.
The transfer books will be closed from the lsth to
the 18th inst. both inclusive q. VI. BURKE,
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A company has been formed in Greece
for the purpose of cutting a canal thirty
four yards wide and six deep across the
lsthmus of Corinth, in order thatthe dan
gerous voyage along the coast of the Pelo-
ponnesus may be rendered unnecessary.
Such a canal was often contemplated, and
was even begun, in ancient times, but it
has never been formed.
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New Advertisements.
Sale of Stock, &c.

fNhe subscriber will offer for sale at
4 public Vendue to the highest bidder. on Sat
urday the 10th day Of January 1863, at his residence
in the Township Of Champion Trumbull County
erty: 20 fine young sheep. ] pair 4 year old Mares.
broken to Harness, . or thirty tons Of Hay. -
bushels Of Corn. % bushels of Oats, ! two horse Bug
~. Sundry articles Of-Farming utensils, a quantity
of seasoned lumber, and other articles too numer-
Gus To mention. Acredit Of six months will be Civ
IN ON all sums above five dollars, the purchaser Civ
ing approx ed security.
HENRY L. WOODROW.
Champion. Dec. I'd, ls5.-lw.
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EStraV.

flame into my enclosure, half Il mile
- south Of Warren. about three weeks ago. =
yvarIiGg steer. pale red. with some white on his bel
". The owner Is requested to pay charges and take
him away.
SAMUEL PHILIPS.
Warren. January .th. 1S63.-3w.
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Special Notices.
LYONS Kathairon.-

This delightful article for preserving and beau
tifying The human hair issgain put up by the orig
inal proprietor. and is now made with the same
care, skill and attention, which FIRST created itsim-
mense and unprecedented sales Of over one million
bottles annually 1t is still sold at > large
bottles. Two million bottles can easily be sold in
4 year when it is again known that the kathairon
is not only the most delightful hair dressing in the
world, but that it eleanses the scalp Of seurf and
dandruf. gives the hair 4 lively. rich luxuriant
growth. and prevents it from turning gray. These
are considerations worth knowing. The kathairon
has been tested for over twelve years, and Is war
ranted as described. Any lady who values n beau
tiful head of hair will use the Kathairon, 1t Is
finely perfumod, cheap AID valuable. It's sold BY
all respectable dealers throughout the world.
DIS. BARNES d CO..
Nov. 10. 1862. New York.
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Notice.

indebted to The underSign-
ed over one year. please call at his Office or
house, and You will find some one 10 wait upon you
10 settle accounts on Tuesday and Saturday of each
week lie needs his dues HOsr, to recover from he
ing burnt out. DIR. G.. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford West Street. Dec. u. $50. -awE
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Turnpike Notice.

FENHE STOCKHOLDERS of the
Trumbull aud Ashtabula Turnpike Company
are hereby notified that their Annual meeting will
be holden At the Bloomfield Tavern, at the centre
of Bloomfield, on Tuesday, January 18th, at one
o'clock i. NJ, for the purpose Of choosing five Di-
~TectOrs, and transacting other business that may
come before the Company.
SALMON HILLS,
SW President of the ]. u A, Turnpike Co.
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Warren and BraceVille Plank
Road Company.

INHE Stockholders of this Company
are hereby notified to meet 1T Messrs. Ne
Combs 4 Smiths Counting room. AZ two o'clock p.
NJ Tuesday, january 9th, 1853, for the purpose of
eleeung seven Directors to serve the ensuing year.
HARMON AUSTIN. President.
Warren, Dee, q, lS62.-3W
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lO5th Repimont-

Chaplain Van Nostrand, reports to the
Cleveland Herald the following as the
condition of Company B, Captain Kee,
recruited in Trumbull county, and mus
tered in 100 men:
l. Sergeant VIM. Hughes; at Mumfords-
vile slightly wounded, accidentally.
.. II. L. Beebe, paroled, at Perryville.
3. E. NJ. Bell, wounded severely at Per-
ryville; now at hospital, Louisville.
i. Abner Beare, do. do. do.
5. Simon Hart, sick at Mumfordsville.
6. Jas. w. Hathaway, Louisville; wound
at Perryville.
I. j. S. Kitteridge, convalescent. at Gal
latin.
s. E. j. Kinney. discharged for disabil-
ity.
9. E. D. Lewis, nurse, at New Albany.
10. John j. Landau, discharged.
IL. Lewis Long, paroled, at P~erryville.
-. Harvey Mahanna, supposed in Louis
vile hospital.
IL. ). A. Murphy. B~ardstown, severely
wounded.
IA. Albert Prentiss, sick at Mumfordsville
Is. Edward Prentiss, convalescent. at
Louisville.
l6. Dwight B. Phillips, nurse, at Perry
vile.
II. Stephen Praden, Louisville. sick.
Is. r. F. Raglan, paroled at Perryville.
10. Jas. Sage, Mumfordsville. sick.
20. L. III. Sparks, nurse at Perryville.
81. William j. Shaffer. sick at Mumfords-
vile.
D Charles Stewart, supposed sick at
Louisville
% Hugh j. SnodgraSs, left regiment to
enter Parsons Battery.
p. Albert ?. futile, nurse at Mumfords-
vile.
%. Newton L. Wolcott, sick at Mum
q. fordsvills.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

UNhe undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed Executors Of the last will and tesla
ment Of Nathan ~. Downs. deceased.
HARRIET DOWNS.
WILLIAM HUNT.
bristol Janunry Fl sew.
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JOHN EDWARDS.
SALE.
Charles Howard

JNErTes HOWARD,
". In Irumbull 20. COm. Pleas.
james Austin
b. virtue of an order Of sale in attachment in the
shove easel shall expose to Public Sale. at the
Court House in Warren
en- the 18th day OF February IS63.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day, the following described Real Es-
tate to wit:
One-ffth undivided interest Of said defendant in
three acres of lands in the southeast part Of the
lot No. Seventy-One. Now occupied by the widow
OF the late George Austin deceased. and subject to
the occupancy Of said Widow and children until
the youngest child becomes 10 years old; said land
Is bu0uded on the North by South Street, on the
East BY lands Of c. c. McNutt on the South by
the Cleveland x MahOning Rail Road and on the
West by a lot willed TO the widow Of the said George
Austin deceased. the said piece or parcel of land
to contain 3acres. Appraised at $40. Terms Cash.
J. g. BUTLER, Sheriff.
Sheria-s Office. January ID. 1863.
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NOTICE
~ Is hereby given the creditors of Josiah Rob
bins that dividend of FOETY-FIv per eent-has been
declared upon the nOn-prefeTred claims allowed
against said ASsignor, payable a. the ONCE of Cox
x Spear. Warren. Ohio, on aud after the 10th day of
January, a. d. 1876. Creditors will present their
evidences Of debt on application for dividend.
A. NJ. ROBBINS,
Dee y, lS62.-2t Assignee e. of Josiah Robbins.
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A ENACTMENT NOTICE.

Jofn Edwards. Plaintiff, Before :. A Davidson
against PIP. OF Mecca Up Iruin
James ". Gurnsey. DENT bull County Ohio.
On the Z}rd day of December. A. ID. 1867, said
Justice issued an Order Of Abatement. in the above
action for the sum Of ffty-One Dollars and seventy
tive cents, which has been duly served and return
ed and the action continued To the 10Th day Of teb-
ruary 1861. at 10 O'Clock A. W.
Mecca Jan. 7th ls63-3w.- JOHN EDWARDS.
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H-EIISTREET'S
Inlmitable Hair Restorative
ITLS DYE

1T IS NOT DIE,
But restore gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenance
impaired by age or disease. Al instantaneous DIES
are composed of lunar %eoustic, destroying the vital
ity and beauty of the hair. and afford Of them
selves no dressing. Heimstreet'S Inimitable Color
ing not only restores hair to its natural color BY an
easy process. but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth. prevents its falling of. eradi-
Gates dandruff. and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test of time, be-
ing the original Hair Coloring. and is constantly in
e~reasing in favor. Used by both gentleman and Ia
dies. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers, or can
be procured by them Of the commercial agent. b.
S. Barnes, 202 Broadway, Ny. Two sizes. 50 cents
and 81. Nov. 70, 1852.
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L. Walkers Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has been appointed and qualified
as ADMINISTRATIVE ON the estate of Matthew J.. Walk
er. late Of Trumbull County deceased.
ESTHER WALKER.
Liberty. Jan. eth, lsG33w.
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Delinquent Tax sale

AUDITORS OFFICE. TmmbuII County. Warren '" DT To-
THE Lands. Lots and parts of Lots returned Dehnquent
L by the Treasurer Of Trumbul County: togetthGdd W. ~. Nv me-. in the EIIoWipz
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Loft And os notice %si i thereby hereby given that the whole of said several tracts. lots or parts Of
thereon, will be sold By the County Treasurer. It the Court House in said omit on
me tHu LW 5mn y IN January next unless said taxes and penalty be paid before
that time. and that hesale will be continued from day 10 day until the said Several
uaet,l0 S n dpark Of lots shall have been sold Of offered for sale q H4l
o. Z. W0LC0TT, County Auditor.
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PROSPECTUS
OF The
Daily. Tri-WeekIy and weekly
STATE JOURNAL,
FOR THE YEAR 1869.

The wonderful events which are now Transporting
in this country, upon which the eyes of the world
are liked. renders a GOOD NEWSPAPER necessary in
every-intelligent family.
Thankful for the increasing patronage that has at
tended their Efforts to make the OHIO STATE
JOURNAL, in its various editions of Daily, Tri-
Weekly, and Weekly a First class Family NeIrSpd-
per the publishers are prompted to continued eff
forts, In the direction Of progress and improve
N Cu7s.
1t is their aim to make the Journal a complete
compendium of news, a chaste and pleasant fire
side companion; n faithful market guide, and a
fearless and truthful exponent of political matters,
a ~punctual ehrOnicleT of LEGISLATIVE and CONGRESS
SIGNAL proceeding; and, in short, a weekly summa-
~ Of events in the political, social, religious. scien-
tifc and commercial world. With this end in view,
il will contain n full summary OF current news, Con-
gressiOnai Reports, Legislative Proceedings, Mar
ket Reports, Foreign and Domestic; the Latest
Telegraphic Dispatches, Political Intelligence, Lit
erary Gossip, Choice Poetry, original and selected
Editorials on current topics, Stories, Sketches etc.
Due attention will also be given 10 Agricultural
and Educational affairs.
The NEWS DEPARTMENT will embrace the latest
Foreign and Domestic Intelligence, received by
mail and telegraph. carefully eOllated, down 10 the
hour of going to press.
lHE WAR FOR THE UNION Will be faithfully chrOn-
icled each important event down to the latest mo-
ment being presented, with full details of Battles of
Army and Naval movements.
III OHIO STATE JOURNAL, now, as heretofore, will
heartily sustain the Administration in its efforts to
put down the existing fraticidal rebellion against
the best and the freest government on earth. In do
ing this it may be called upon at times tOspeak plain
~; but II will always speak upon conviction of du-
Is. and never as an adulatOr of men in high places;
and il will not hesitate to strip the guise from trail
tors and sympathizers with rebellion, who cloak
their reasonable sentiments under the hypOeriteal
cry for Il peace that is TO be obtained only by a COM
promise with rebels in arms.
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&c. Corp. J. n. Dickerman, disch., disab.
%. &" s. F. Senter "
2S. " n. B. Cobb
20 D. Lodwick "
80. II. II. Center
81. Marshall Davis
%. Z. W. Sager &"
SO. II. w. Stow d"
81. Jonathan Ballad, killed at Perryville.
s.. John Drennen d"
Sc. John F. Helsley
81. Jacob Ryan "
SO. Christopher T. Reker" "
80. VIM. C. True "
40. Sergt. j. E. Wannamaker, died from
wounds at P~erryville.
II. Albert Grim, do.
II. Benjamin T. Kennedy, do.
Is. Sam. X. Taft. do.
A. Jos. Hardman, died from disease ut
Louisville.
45. Addison Perkins. do.
&c. Marcus B~urlingame, died from disease
at Mumfordsville.
Al. Henry Hurst, do.
Is. John B. Thomas. do.
40. VIM. B. Price. died at Louisville.
50. John H. Webb, died in hospital at
Danville.
81. Joseph A~pplegate, killed at Perryville
80. Albert Miller
SO. Michael McGinty ="
81. Henry Niblock
So. James Williams "
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DIR. OBED ANDREWS Vapor Gum
Cures Dyspepsia. Vapor Gum cures Throat and
Lung Complaints. Nnpor Gum cures Nervous Dis
eases. For sale by j. r.. Woods.
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SWEET FLAG CHEWING GUM-The
best known substitute for Tobacco, and Remedy for
Nervous Diseases, Dyspepsia and Lung Complaints.
Ask agents for circulars. For sale by J. II. Woods
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$4,000 BUILDINGS have been
cleared o fRATS and MICE by using DR.. L. COTS
- Death TO Rats" 1t never fails 10 Kill. For sale
j. r. Woods.
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ien' OF the State are in a most
prosp erous condition. | have carefuIIv
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n'' Pielnium, 10 the extent reouir-
ca 70 pay the semiannual interest on the
present Eorki1n daht af H. cL-I Ho
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ument Of interest, and should receive
great consideration at your hands. You
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1t IS an important part of a good educa-
ton to be able to bear politely with the
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF PROBATE Court.
j. ". TYLER Probate Judge.
Warren, Jan. Tth, 1863.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-05-15
A Word of solemn conscientious
TO those who will reflect

class of maladics prevail TO a fearful extent Il
mnnity, booming at least 100 900 youth Of both su
nualy- to an early grave. These diseases are YER!
tons are Nervous Debil ~, Relaxation and esh,,
Marasums wasting and consumption of the tissue,
whole body shortHess Of breathing, or hurried In
on ascending hill flight Of stairs great ,alaisl
the Heart; Asthma, Bronchitis and Sore Throat \
Of the Hands and Limbs aversion 10 society and n y
or study dimness of Eye sight loss Of Memory =.
Of the Head, Neuralgia Pains In varbDus mari. "a NJ
Pains IN The Back or Limbs; i.unstago pysnans'ssj
gesti0n irregularitv of the bowels tie5ang~j ~
the hidueys and ether glands Of the body Is geu41
or Fieur Aibus, &c Likewise Epilepsy Hystrrfn ana
yous Spasms.
Now 10 ninety cases out OF ever ca, hundred
the above named disordert and host o others not ns.
Consumption Of the Lungs and that most Hssdisva
willy form Of Consumption Of the Spinal Nsrr.s knos
Th5eS D0FSGleS and Tables mesenterca have their ed
origin in diseases of the Pslse Tisesyd Henee TIE u
success on the part Of the old school practice in n
symptoms onfy
DR. Andrew Stone, Physician to the Troy Lung xsl
sienic Institution, is engaged in treating lh i
modern maiadies with the most astonishing sueos
treatment adopted by the Institution Il new iths
scientific principles with new discovered remeds
out minerals poisons. The faculties Of cure are u
patients can be cured ut their homes, In any psi
country. from accurate descriptions Of their ease
and have the medicine. sent BY Mall or Express 4
Undergraduates will be forwarded ON appicatios.
IL Consumption, gatarrh, and diseases of ID, 4
cured as well at the homes Of patients at the lad
by sending the Cold Medcated Tahaliag Balsam9
with inhaler and ample directions for their use al
correspondence.
10 Patients applying for ,ntsrrosasories or aSsis
inclose return stamps, 10 neef Alteration 4
9Y The attending Physician will he found al th i
ton for consultation, from A. NJ. to r. n Of es
sunday, In the afternoon.
Address, DIR. tNrREw srpIE
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygiene lnstz
Physician trr Diseases of the Heart Throat All q
so fifth Street, Troy, N. Y. III