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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
aANITARY REFORMS.

The report of the City Inspector for 1862
asserts that the sanitary condition of New
York is superior to that of London, aud that
this city is actually more healthy than any
other great metropolis in the world. Whit
ever qualification We may feel on that account
is considerably alleged by the disclosure of the
sanitary necessities and deficiencies still exist
ing, which are SO important that the COM
parison with London is rather a suggestion OF
the wretched condition of that city than on
assurance of any positive merits among our
selves. That this as well rs every other city
is far behind .he standard which sanitary
science endeayors to establish, that it neglects
the most ordinary precautions, and suffers the
most frightful abuses to continue, is so true
and has been so repeatedly proved that il
may seem hopeless again to direct attention to
the facts. But in this as in other reforms
progress is gradual, not sudden, and approach
to perfection is only possible through Ions
avenues OF uneeasing effort and reiterated
admOnitoD.
We shall do well to dismiss from our minds
the habit OF comparison with other cities ex'
cept as stimulus to improvement. As a source
of self. congratulaton it 10 mischievous and de-
ceptive. Here are certain manifest, admitted
nuisances in this city, injurious to property,
destructive to decency and comfort, and ruln-
GUS to health. IL is wiser to try to remove
them, than to console ourselves with the belief
that as bad or worse may be found in London
and Paris. Consider two or three instances.
Six thousand families in New.York live in
underground cellars, without air, without light
-undrainsd rcoeptacles of stagnant water, in
which decent cleanliness is nearly impossible
and tolernble health wholly 30. These cellars
not merely shorten the lives Of their occupants;
they are pest to the districts where any Of them
are permitted to exist. They present case en-
trely accessible to reform; indeed in London,
to which We are 30 superior, they are already
under ban. In that city the use Of cellars 81
dwellings il prohibited unless they are Of speci-
fed dimensions, and arc provided with fire.
place and window that win open. 1t il in
tho power Of tho Common Council to establish
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GENERAL NEWS.

The Board of Supervisors yesterday su'eoIiH Seo
the Controller to pay 49, 900 out Of bill OF s|VvO0
presented by the Sheriff for his services during tue
last quarter for term fees, &c. The Committee VINO
reported on the matter, were OF OPINION '"a' .p0
duty of transferring prisoners from inc " VIC
Courts. &C.. deyolyed upon the Commissioners Of
Ctaritiea and Corrections, notwithstanding the
on;nion If the Sheriff that he is entitled to the fees
by an unrepealed statute.
Last evening, the Rev. L. j. Fletcher preached
the annual sermon before the New-YOrk Association
~ unversalists, in the Twentieth street Church.
His text was eyes have they, but they see not;
they have ears, but they hear not" The Associa-
ton meets this morning, in the Lecture Room oil
DIR. Chapins Church. and the Anniversary exer'
cses Of the Universalist Sunday Schools will take
place in DIR. Cbapin's Church. in the afternoon.
The great fstcuff fight for $4,000, between Joe
Cobum and Mike McCool, came off yesterday al
Cbarestown, Nd, and was won by Coburn in an
hour and ten minutes. Sixty-seven rounds were
fought. and McCool was heavily punished. Coburr
was scarcely scratched.
Gov. Seymour has not yet made any formal an
nouncement Of bis determination in regard to the
Broadway Railroad bill; but it was the opinion o.
the hes. informed circles yesterday that he would
veto it.
We have received two days later mails from
New Orleans, by the steamship Continental, Capt,
Msrshman, but find no war news Of interest
The trial Of Ann Crosby for the murder of hei
husband was finished yesterday by verdict o
manslaughter in the sec ond degree.
An entire block Of stores was destroyed by fire
yesterday in Lockport NY The Journal and
Courier Office was burned.
The Stock market at the morning Board wal
ctive but the tendency Of prices at the opening W" down
ward Toward the close Of the session buyers came II
for shsres and the feeling stronger At the Boar
there wss frmer tone and the Second Board genera
advance in quotations. with disposition to buy the fame,
DIST The movement In Governments h not large, but quota
tons are strong At the o'clock call the market fAir,
active without important change. There has been fa
activity in Sterling but the quotations have been unsettled
by the fluctuations In gold Sterling 10 abont l6s Freight
are rather frmer and little active Gold has beer
much excited under conflicting from the army Ate
selling 1881 it up to 1914 under purchases by speeus
tors who circulated Of serious disasters to Gen
Hooksrs forces but from ths point 1t declined to 1901
which closed dull number of dispatches received
about o'clock announcing q victory TO our arms which
brought cut free sellers Of gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

On the second page Of this mornings paper
we print the Ohio Soldiers Voting bill, the bill
for the same purpose vetoed by Gov. Seymour
of New-York, and the speech OF Mr.. Havens
of the Assembly thereon. On the same page
we give correspondence between Gen. Scott
and the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue in
regard to the Generals income tax; also, the
official report of the operations of our colored
troops at PascaQOula.
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ruR RALTIMORE MOE.

Alex. Augusta, a black doctor, has Deen CON.
missioued, upon due proof Of his capacity ana
fitness, az . Surgeon in negro regiment o.
soldiers Of the Union. He 10 thereupon s'y'oo
"a negro Major" BY TAs Baltimore Cs'r1~.
HaviLs Occasion recently to pass through BAL
timors, and wearing tho uniform Of biz rs'h'
he wss- eoufessedly for this aud nothing c'se-
at upon By q crowd Of several hundrsd per.
sous" and badly beaten, amid cries u "AN
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To Advertiser.

TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE has tue largest circulation
of.ny newspaper in this country no. the world 1t is
taken by the enterpsDs farmers mechanics merchants and
aaufscturer throughout oil the loyal States and business
men this city who dee reach those classes can DO 90
quite eHectusy by advertising in THR WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Price 81 line Advertisements for this weeks Issue must
be handed In to-day
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Subscribers to The TRIBUNE who desire the ad-
AZ their paper changed will please state the old address
:, vel as the newslso whether the Daily semi-Wseky or
Weakly edition.
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Charleston Bar 90 Saturday and all the Monitors
were to follow on Monday. This looks like another
trial at Charleston. -f.'.
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Netu.Dprk DAILY Gribn'te
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6. 1863
nm CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPUNUH4'I0 ..
A. ,..,.. -. h. Ian OF Anonvmous Commnnicanons;
W. .,nt.nS-d for insertion must be authenticated
by the name .nd address Of the wrtern9s io'
publication bat sgusrany ioi In f s"nnic,.;on.
etnhOl a ,or this once should Do addressed to
"rak TRIBrsR." New-forL
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Messrs Joseph Burnett Il Co:
cannot refuse to state TIE s2nary effect in my own
agyrieVed case, of yonr excellent hair o-Cocoaine.
For months my hair had been failing OFF, until
fearful of losr it entirely The skin upon my head
became gradually and infamei, that |
could not touch it whoutHain. This rrated co ndOn
attributed the of various advertise hair washes,
which have since been told contain camphene spirit.
By the advice of my physician, to WHOM you had shown
rocess Of purifying the oil commenced lis Use
the last week in June. The frSt application ay ed the
itching and irritation in three four days tn relness
aud tenderness dstppeafche hair ceased to fall, and
have a thick growth of hair rust lat 9TH
similarly afflicted viii be induced try the same
remedy. Yours, very truly, SUSAN r. PO Pr.
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- TATE OF VERNON


II Matt Damon late Kirsy in the county a. "a,
d.la ioN supposed 10 reside in the State "a, i,ri
q paris Lfhi.aaa
a. q the Vermont r.u ,-a
l. Cfaiui;alsl Ia raar hc the Ccuri 81 Chance,
k he'll - II J.iii>lfT in The COUNTY a..l,ss
sasa m line iirf tuesday 81 June A u l~ l. n,a,. an
Snrr I" The ll 81 complaint al Horace Paddock 3d. -
hiii>lTT. aiTe>ad. settling foTsh In substance ihsr 3D.
the seventh aE al August A ID. lS5l. sal Nat : ara
b. Ni.r Slah Cuied Ia Ephraim Paddles ana Thomas
IL tEIe-. mortgage deed lad ia kirla Do
qcaI-T = III "r right number l. Twelve q SAID r
10 cAltu l1'li THE Fiihery corner hall q the l--1H
2iu llal lliv laih Il sad right ana supp Scd cora
T IL >lh- lailti t-iiA br the
and la! SAN" LAID dee led ~al Damon the ghirl s
Jui- 4 a. i>s reie'ilCet- il had 10 said deed ia r
lail uiaT description L So either piece pare,
land >aid kils'y described follows w . ins ,g
Il Aity, and - Tie cc>ieIly tur,icr 81 Saf ID
meaning from sid C,lcT nall the l,-fh and h-eadl m
sia i. 10 include fourth al said lul 81
mated contain ,hts sc fait same rl.r.
>> .,! = The Land decided Ia iilr saa p.ra .
the uh ,.al January A ID. lisa 10y Eb,n Da-,u,i
IeirTal ,r i,rii = had io said deed
Cnnd'lirs,i ir the payment OF the following dc~,rl
iral,>>IN nefc>. viz IfOfe Tor huua.ya A.
iNruIy->cyru dollars and tNHensy-six cents, gla,ai,
Fuller g. order. NeAr from The date Iil,-,.f
villa Interest ANNUALLY and for two hundred twenty
tx" 'lar> llia rNeiiiS live Ueut> i,aN aide Fuller c.
order three YEATS from the dale -Icrei, win rirr-
anIiuaiiy
that lie said onslanant the oNIeT,a - ,f Q.
AMI nleT-s-t- ami i;lai the unpaid ,il.
AMI ihr com claimant -aNS that the equity grl>l.-
tl"ii - Tie sad NAH ) Damon - that
parties, naA lie fsreclsSsl. eic.
CHARLES 5. DANA. Clrrl
J. RosS. Solicitor Ala
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9?alI

BOSTON, Nov. T, loI9.
Gentlemen--When first USED your CocOane, had
been bald years, In the antime had tried q
dozen different preparations, specially recommended for
badness (and all claiming to be .nfao.e) without any
beneficial effect The ladies OF inv household urged
to try your Cocaine, which did TO please them. no
having myself, any faith the power Of man to re ore
my hair. hay. used the of one BOTTLE and my
bald pa is covered all 5ith young hair about three
eish;ls OF itch long, VII! Gil app strong and heal
thy, and determined to grow.
In word, your C"c0ane is exce!lent-tle best prepa
ton FIR the hair have known, and the only
which accompIishes more than il promises.
Very truly your obliged and obi. servant,
d. T. MERWIN.
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Dandruf.
BosToS, Oct. 50, 1889.

BOSTON, Oct. 50, 1853.
Messrs Joseph Burnett Co:
Gentlemt nj have use your Cocaine about weeks,
nd its effect marked aud extraordinary that deem
my duty to state it to you.
Ny worst complaint for several years has been Dan-
uf with itching ana irritation ofthe scalp. After brush
lug my hair, M coat collar would be covered with tn.
white scales, (danlru) which too ked like shower Of
snow Ny barber 'rie various Applications without ef
feet His abuse of y0ur Cocoane, and his obstinate
fusa to use it, provoked III: t. procure and tiy it,
have used less than bottle. The iandruff, and the
irritation winch caused have entirely disappeared and
my hair was never before in 50 good condition.
Your obt servant, A. FULLER
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BUrslett's Cocaine.

compound of cicoanut Of, &c, for dress1g the hair
Tor efficacy and agreeablencss, it is without equal.
II precents the hair from taiting cd.
Hproniotes its hea'tby rigorous g,o'cM
II is not greasy or sticky.
II teares no disagreeuble O,for
II sCttens the har rhen hnd and dry.
II sooties the irritateI scalp ,ktn.
II affords the richest iustre.
IL remains longest IL! effect
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From s. NJ. PETTENGILL T. Go, Boston.
Indian Medical Institute.
OFFICE, 80 BRoMFIELD ST, BOSTON.

d
r. GREENE, VI. D., SLrrnteuding PLY sician
This institution established for the cure Of disease
by ,r ~, Of innocent vegetabl RENE dies entirely dis
carug poisonous drugs, lnyal', therefore,, VINO wsh
TO employ sensible means IN sensible way, Tor the re-
coyely of health will iud advantages at this Institution
not TO be f ind elsewhere.
Many Diseases such scroiua, humors OF the blood,
diseases of the throat and lungs dyspepsia, liver com
plant heart complaint, rheumatism female compi iints,
and great var ETY. Of Ord diseases are successfully
treated by medicine which may be sent any part Of the
coun ry with full directions Persons having cancers, or
those a c,cd with complicated diseases should immedi
a,ely avail themselves Old Greenes personal attention
Consultation a, the Office, by mall free of charge
DR. Greene viii be at the Office from A. ~ to P. N
The Office will he open, an petent persons in ateHd
ace from = AN. to 6 Z. ii.
Not-.-Pcrsons wishing to investigate this method Of
practice lis superior Success will be furnished with
pamphlet descriptive Of treatment, free, by addressn,
K. Greene, D., Sc Bromfeli Street, Boston, Mass.
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!

NAA.E-'RN-A AtHR NJ n
DUDLEY p, HALL IS. SOLOMON ANDREWS. 10
wniTCoNB.
VilsfiCeTg Jul,lSurN ia said ,,urlE t lie.
,l-~f TUESDAY ia June l~t3
fir Big saie~ tiat GA The 9Th March l,sl The trr ~
llliiT tirlilaai were partners asi cuTIartior- ga
ol L. l>aiIl Pond Lumber snpay The II a.
aJl aSvr each oWni,l- se-ioIIlh l,arr 81 -
-,,-, a ,.l Tsl,.r aud Kli1I,nl, ,,,y,T,1,1 "a
and 10 D,>e NJ the concern said Defendant, rl
resented L. the pa lhat The debts said cala,arly u
eiliS la TIE iil>and hre hundred nty-lelt la-
AID +. T Fart aks Co. which liley also r.,,-' 4
that Ih-A has settled IL fhcr should do. Ilal i a:
Mould hc further debts oi said apaIy alu "a 70,
pialEih !" >eitr lAe SAINT which lTu>l he aOrvc @
undertook ilic performance thercr upon The ia.i : sad
relur>tiaIil III beng true and 81 said Company s.>
ii funds L. The iiiuii 81 >ald indebtedness. r r'-
TIM ms PARTON thereof. which said
10 d. bA or> IA lAIa al Ia iTolisa;S n"i> L. lac
II N42 AID ass 81 one Thousand d'llai>
L. cOraliet- mn and treSsle work inclusive q; l, i-
NM SAfe thereof thai OF the noie> 1.crIli w -
IN u ccltllAaiil> - wand aud aHalIatlc iair
March =. lS54. layAtle years after dale 10 1f l
81 Soiaen Andrews 1'r three Thousand -elarS ,iIh -
tciti, ur'Tilng 40 ir Tor alUc Received >iSI
has -ord- On lvCeipi ui which funds and notes d. "a
and aEalia', ard commensurate n lin sad demands s
iiri >ild 9Th March uy his sealed , ASSUME
holden Sati CsmI,anv> account l--j.A ~ ~
representations 10 Toe true i, 10 amount an tias ,
Hrne EAll I aug ava a;e- when Ia fI1 said AS r.l-
tote q Ia edd IbisS l'rd Tor Inutsas !,st, 49,
invalid. 81 uo razr and not paid. having sI.s
mistake And upon Seficm ut. sad debts sala
Tar eNoeeced said estimated amount. said .-
ai II thirty rFe hundred dollars, L. .Ilgy RlH,a .-
lry line sane .ui u hs private fluids AID d ,t
e., al. which defendants daily luiia.4 4a.
promised III 10 pAE which l. paid aid Thar
SID ais f,i'>'>-ltiliS a. m-ia kt> sd f-
trad rIjrf,i y the sad Hall 20 lag sud ,ell-
debts -ivg lial.' ana unjust and lra .-
relieved tlrrcrul ia al said mlSrvli
mistakes ana Iuat 5eirIdaus be d-orced L. au,
with ihe sac Had all payments and tNirlal-tI,-
made Ia Ina - rcA-"-i a sid mistakes and erT, 90
GlsIc> pertains Io Their respective share> ia
ll- pad Ire >au-e- said tiG Jeuc nrd AID >'ts =
iaA Uvr granted AGAINST defendants Ia apiar
ill al ~ JuiltsllrN said
JEI,. and IL Appearing thai said Asslreg>G n D.,
zillvut This SlaIe.l ordered that 1iltN e iuti
81 bN publication THIS nstoe ggelks eGygr,-. a..
>,,,;l : De IL the Caedulliau.
CHARLES 5 DANA. Tea.
- Johusturs, Aprilc., LIS
43-ss tieo. {. 4 tIeo. ". Catg,fl, SulgfDf--
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Rheumatism and Neuralgia

You need suffer no longer unless you choose.
White, Elixir
Is remedy 1t has cured persons who have suffered
80 years. Ore who was months in the Mass General
Hospital! Many persons suffering the most intense
ralgc pain have been cured in few hours. Sold by the
druggists eyerywere-or it will he the receipt of
the prize, 81 Address j. White, druggist 80 everett
st, Boston.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
From S. VI. PETTENGILL & Co, Boston.

The Human Hair.-Hcw many persons abuse
this delicate and beautiful ornament by burning it with
Alcoholic washes and plasterng it with grease, which has
no affinity for the skin, an is not absorbed Bunetts
Cocaine compound Of Co:oanut OIL &c, is ulrvalled
dressing for the hair, is really absorbed and is pr
culary adapted to its various conditions preventing its
falling off, and promoting its healthy growth.
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~ CALEDONIA DlSTElS-T -

Ia PROBATE ouTi. held ~ J~huSlurv p;rliii and -
said district. Uai the OH iSy oi April. A 10 lS6s
AN Instrument. urpsriiu 10 bc ihe iasi Wi; AID g.
lament ci Sias !. SoaelSh, ate o Sutton ia -a:9 d.
1G4,i- deceased, bcin. presented The Court p, l..
EaTTi,5i- executor therein named Tor Probate
IL l. rrel IN sad caari, taai al ,,-r>y> ,r,.r.
la, rein. - tied - appear II session >ald c--
~ @ lea Al the Probable ll'., Ia 81 JonIlSirN col, d
- iag lay. liS AMI >ieW ii any lli,r may l
a-siE>i the probate o >ii Mil ior winch ;,rl.r,t =
iirI!e- "i. rcd thai oopH ol The record o li> .,.;
I,lbiI>sl-! IiIrer weeks SCcc>>lEey IL, Inc Cal, -
iTlaieG a. ST. Jva>5Ty previous IL SAID ti:nc app,
lug hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge 90, Proof.
4 irEr copy of record
i3-ii iti,>;. Asa l.. FRENCH Judge ui Pr,..i,r
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DACK PAY AND BOUNTY.

Back paw and bounties due deceased soldiers,
entitled thereto BY acts of Congress, will be OBJ
tanned by the subscriber for I reasonable compen-
sation. CHARLES c. NEWELL
East Burke. VT. July s. 1862 III
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IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS.

IRON IN THE HUMAN SYSTEM.
The principal VITAL FORCE in the human svs-
TEN is the iron contained in the blood
The PERUVIAN SYRUP or protected solution
of PROTONiDE OF IRON supplies the blood
with this LIFE ELEMENT. and in the only form in
which it is possible to enter the circulation.
This is the secret of the wonderful success of
this medicine in curing SO many diseases.
Being free from Alcohol. its eneJyt-Htg effects
are not followed By corresponding reaction, but are
permanent. infusing strength. rig0r and nee LITE
ing up an
IRON CONSTITUTE
For SPRING DEBILITY it is specific. Try IT.
Pamphlets sent free. Sold by all Druggists.
JEWETT 4 COMPANY.
is, fremont Street. Boston.
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TUn.iiSSIUNERS NOTICE.

" Tie Subscribers APP, liItr ty Ia, Probate e. t
w iT thc district 81 Caledonia. commissioners. rl
vEailr alb Just -. claims aud demands all i~.I
alill>l the estate u Jonathan .ltlkili> late al A-y
Ia aid district deceased ana The claims 81 r,,a-
exhibited ia offset r-Tete hereby give neii,r tta1
illfi r. IL Ia liza CAY 81 iIli A. - ln Are ll5.y,
1r creditors present claims comm -f.-
iT vAasuallpI -4! ALLOW 8iUc. and Thai NIL li,r
thai purpose II The dNrll--lallSe 81 widow lvf
J'ih> IL haI!y- ia said district. The >l iav a1
sI.a ia l7 dAy 81 OF leNt, Al one O'Clock - IA on
each 'bi said ,iaNS
= " SPALblNG- ,,:
.J-IJ H. H. YOUNG. o"-uh 'lsSi"i'eFs-
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NATENvILLE, BE, SEPT. 10, IobO.
Messrs Joseph Burnett X Co:
Dear Sirs-I deem it but just to safe to you OF
the benefits have derived from The of your Cocoa
Inc. Twelve years ago had The typhus fever after my
recovery found myselfiroup'e with irritation Of TIE
scalp, which had inuel to annoy very mu'h, AM
TO allie viate it had failed to fad Il remedy.
Having your Co:caiue a ivertsei, purchased Il
bottle only for the purpos: Of hair dressing, but my
surprise, has entirely removed the irritation of so lOr
staining. Rerivng much bcI eft from its use have
recommendedit several ofmy FRIENDS who atct-
Ell in the way and j: has wholly era!icated the dis
ease. JOSEPH HILL, Il.
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4 L
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
Composed of Sarsapariila, Wild Cherry. Yellow
Dock. Prickly Ash. ThorOughwort. Rhubarb
Mandrake Dandeiion. &c. all of which are so
compounded as to act in concert. and assist ma
ture in eradicating disease. THIS medicine has
been before the public for over fourteen years
with constantly increasing success. and is now
The standard medicine of the age Its effect upon
the system is most Misunderstanding directly
upon the seat of disease, cleansing the bowels
removing all distractions from the internal or
CANS, stimulating them into healthy action. puri
flying the blood divesting it of all humors, build
ing up the weakened system, and restoring the
invalid TO health and usefulness They cure and
eradicate from the system. Liver Complaint, that
mainwheel of so many Diseases Jaundce in its
worst forms, all bilious diseases and foul stomach
dyspepsia costvcncSs, all kinds of hun.ors. indi-
sestion headache. dizziness, plies. heartburn.
weakness, pains in the side and bowels, hatu
ency, loss of appetite and torpid or diseased
liver. disOrdered stomach. or bad blood to which
all are more or less subject in spring and summer
1t is highl; recommended ny physicians every
where Try it, and you will never regret it. No
medicine can be like in its salutary effect there
fore inquire for Langley's Bitters and take no
other.
81 and 80 cents per bottle. Sold by dealers in
medicine everywhere. Orders addressed to
GEO. C. GOODWIN & co.
s. Hanover street, Boston. c39-6i
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ECON Monty IS WEA L ] II
CURE YOUR COTGH For IL CENTS
The best and cheapest household remedy IN
the World.


MAD. ZAD0C PoRTER'S GREAT COUGH REMEDY
Madame Za,uc Pur;er'S Curative BalSam i warranted
Coughs Colds. whoupng Cough. Asthma. and al aiiec-
tioIS uf the Threat ami Lungs.
Madame Zadoc PortcS BaSam Is prepared with all the
requisite care and skill. from combination o iie i'>i
remedies lac vegetable Kingdom affords lis Teineclll
qualities IaStd 90! lis wvr To- ASSIST the healthy ana
VICIOUS circulation U the blood through the lungs IL u
nul violent remedy. but emoliieltwa- ming. searching
and effective; 5c taken 10y the oldest person or Young
est child
Madame Zacc Poricr'S Racarl has leen in Use by she
iubc FOL Is years AID has acquired it> present sale
simply lay being ei hv ti-Se who have Used al
. 10 their afflicted friends and oiLG>
! MoST lNPoETANI-Aaiane Zaluc PorierS Curative
BaSam Is sold price whiCi; "Tl-s IL IN the reach
u every one to kept Convenient ir use The Timely
single bottle viii prove 10 te worth l'0 times liz
Gust.
NoucE-Sare your money Do be persuaded 10
purchase articles II \ 81 which 10 moi contain the NiT-
tues d" the jCeni bottle ui Madame Posters Curative Bal
sam the cost OF manufacturing which Is a great a. itli
81 almost ANY other medicine and the very low ice al
which II i sold. makes the profit Ia The sell apparently
small, and unprncrleI dealers will times Teo'i-
mead other medicines which their profits larger,
Unless the insist upon hay MADAME. PoricT'
ai ojier. ASK Tor Madame Purter's Curative Bal
Il cents ana al large bottles AT - cents aii
idle np other II You nj get il AZ ON, store You can
Al another
G Sold bv all druggists and Stcreeeptr> al - cents
and in larger bottles II - cents
HAL!. \ RUCXEL, Proprieiors. New YORK
ton, General Agents Tor New England Rs