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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12
From the Sanitary Ommlssion,

e .r. SaHr.hlm, burlington e. boxes), Mlddie
b.r. y .ah Turbrlee, Est Randolph, East Gull
fond. Colchester, ln, lairh4tae, sudbury P'a
fara Wet Rutland, R4tad, Ci''Ieion Ne'
Haven. Mideletosp Weton, Bridport A'cat
neville, Wea,herde.d Bow Weaibei'fed Cen
re- West Concord, Prc.oisyilIe Tuobrdg.
Wooa,ocs p boxes, Nernoo, Nrgeune', las
bg-,s
The MI taken impression has been receiyec
am pe some O., Inc Ala Societies taa, lho peces
II, hr ourverk oi collecting supple. flf lde di,
,ribn.on c,.c. of he sanitary Commission, j.
,upecaIell ,bo extensive operations Of the
-i,. ,buaet ,be uatry, ni.ng immer'.
.eatornonc, la an uoex.mp.ad manner.
r.ns o.. ceneny explained, and Sc hop'
,iItb, rebnher, Of papers, lbe clergy every
rbere.sud Il. persons Who understand the mat
,or v5I 1re.en, L e.earl, .n their own communi-
r., ,t., he rars, r,..sd b, ,he hirs /. devoted
i. ,bo .xrr... puuore OF carving on the leork
=, 5;.y,l u,;,p ofppplie, which me oluu5t DO d.
,.3 n-r..-:rg those expensive articles the
women ,ftb c,our, c,rno, buy, such as NOR
ohinc. bs,ftrsL, c5odtnsrd nak prep red fari-
n,e.au. fa.d ~ a.. ainds, tea, cof.r, lemons
,,-rrl fuf.-. pa-a i.qlars. and cordial, of various
..,..ee..ofah.cf immens, q .an,i'ies are COM
.,.,,., a.,5 5 f.- distribution nat M points ph-rr
We ,yea1y s.. u wounded men.
Lanb, evsuwt--s known that The di''ribu-
uaaofSHat, stores, ,h, ,.nl,as % every point
finn, Ns.rs "a .te Gu.f of Mexico coupled
1y oaflr.ce. oa tae Atlantic 5s,. and along the
Aij,,.,.ipn. ,i,er ,nd through IL States west Of
n. ra.sy4rv nom, w. oseupr m the southern and
border STATE, and % the ] iTetcot corps the
armsas 10 nicve', coNs large sams OF money.
ye,.e.. afe 10 be- chartered, all the means OF land
t,,,.,ort,,ior. locomotive aud supply trains, hos
pi,i cars. wagon tr,ins mule trains, &C., &C., are
constantly in use by the Sanitary Commission, and
the reason J., has thus far been able to do all this
/. bfo,u.e the people furnished the money tor
these M yemon.s Bu. this ' The work OF the
Central IuMmlton. tuf women ul Aut lAAH
who could do j., have started these woudroas
Sapinty Fair, IN order 70 give il the money
needed.
Oar WORK ,'oi different character We are
connected Win the New England Women,
Branch ol the Slrisry Commission, whose ous
ue.s il is To colec, AID prspare supplies log the
Ceqlnl Commission, 10 send out among the sut
frn,. Epoy comdn has specific la0or to per
form ia TIL, work Of PATRIOTISM and humanity
II +, he rrsp,nti3n ana collection of The bedding
garments. and nade.up articles, which, coming
i, from the hundreds o. ri.l.soclsties," form al
Indispensable mass OF Just those things the poor
fellows are in need Of. II We stop our eork wbu'
ibe hlrs are prodacing the money 10 carry for
ward these necealries. we are breaking IN upor
the Who'll, system of the Commission. 1t proeeed
on the understanding that the loyal women Of the
No,b sack The priyieee Of conducting this por
linn n the work. instead OF seeking excuses t,
,y.d.r
1t calls, from time 10 time, on the women OF tn,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-12

HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT W TuE CUR !
New Orleans, February B. 1860, {
General Orders, No. 23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-25
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ElHEEp.

AREsoN-In Brooklyn, on Thursday June p, Hurry C.,
youngest Of Richard and Susan NJ Areson aged year
and 10 months.
Funeral services from the residence Of hi- thor Gu
svenue between Gates and Putnam avenues Sat day,
June p at 2. m.
BOGEBT-On Friday evening, June a. Charles, only Of
Timothy j. and Elizabeth o. Boger. aged year,.
The funeral W.. take place o, the residence Of his pren's
Broadway between Fiielh and Fifty !r.t streets sun
day, June 20 az O'Clock.
CORSONDr Edward f. Corsor, Surgeon T. :. Navy died
the pa ns s the residence Of his laher Dr.. Hiram
Corson Plymouth Montgomery County, ia. DT. C0lsou
entered the Navy IN May 1889 aud ordered TO China
and Japsn IN the L. : steamer Hartford (a- slip where
b. remained until tie inter OF 1851 IL ordered 20
the Nay Asylum in Philadelphia whore be remained for
short time snt theu applying 9r odes Tor was or
degcd 90 tlc Nohcau Ah' absence OF u months IN tie
ho' cmno ani cruise Of ZOO miles, the vessel returned
ts port without tie los Of man by irknes. DR. Cor
born in Montgomery County Pe Oct Il, 1894 and
gentleman OF nigh euis aud cheerful disposition and
beloved by oil who know him.
DFCKER-On Thursday evening June o. Of diphhoria,
MARY E1rc aged "a ycars months aud - days daughter
o. L'vi sud Hannah Maria Decker.
The relative and friends Invited 20 attend lcr funeral
from 'he residence q hT ptreui Paisade avenue South
Bergen on sunday at O'clock
lNGERsOLI.--At Ca,sil, n Y, Wednesday. June %,
the Rev John ;. lnsersoli, in the 5lh yer Of hi
R0WF-On Friday. June "a. Tlz-bcth Rowe, solict O.
Thomas Rove ia tie 9Th yesr other age.
Noslce o. tie funeral hereafter.
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The Government Loan
OF
G2OO.OOO,O0O.


THIS LOAN IS AUTHORIZED by Act Of Conyros d
March Sch. 1864. which provide. for it, REDEMPTION m
COIN any period net less lt ten more than forty years
from i,s date At tie pleasure Of the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION i've per cont interest Ia to DO
paid SEMI. -nuua,ly N COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN srs received by tbs
Naoni Bank, United ssch currency OF
other fund. as are ilSen By shem deposit at pat
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL. TAXA
TIOE I'D from one 70 three per per TO it, value
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan, although but
five per cent IN CON- Is a. much greater currency the diff
ference between The market value Of currency and gold
AsARLE the Eve Per specie securities Of solvent
government, are away, par above and currency now
funded in the National Loan viii be worth it, face in oh
beside paying reglr and liberal per cenase to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT o. Til, loan is TIVE
Hundred Million Dollars, The o. subscriptions re-
ported to ta.TreAsary at Washington is over
s67O,OOO,OOO.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL Be RECEIVED by tho TRgAS
unEn or THE UsrrED srATEs at Washington, aud the A.
ssrasr Taz,scazRs at New Y,st, Boston and PhadsphA
and by IT,
FIRsT NATIONAL BiSX or NV YORK. No 4 Waist
sRooND N,rIoSAl BAyE OF NEW YORK, 23ds. & Brdwsy
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NEv YORK No. 5 Nassaust.
FOURTH NATIONAL BAsK OF wYoRK, 2 and % Pn'st-
FIFTH NATIosAL BAsS Of NEW YoRK, No. 358 jday
SIXTH HArIosAL BANK OF NZw Yonx 6tiay. i Br'iwiy.
METH NATIoyAL BAsE OF NV YoRK, No. 3G3 Broadway
TEyra NArIosM BASE OF NEW YORK, No. $40 Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF YonS, No IL DuaneH-
NATIONAL EzoHAsGE BAsx OF NEw IoRK. 1874 Grwoh st.
AND By ALI NATIONAL BANKS
which are depo,iiaries OF public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout y country acting j, agents OF the Nlond Do
posiary Banks) vii furnish further Information appca'
ton ,nd
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS
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A Proclamation.

anf c,-. o, plss In tie r,ig Abrahlm whose
Lincoln. IN the eighty and sixth year Of lie lnls'
Indcuce Of iAe states Of America that might! Tcoe-.'H
arose n tla' land
And Abralan aid unto Simon from the Keystone State,
% BE thou my amor bearer
And simon dil a De- was con maudci and aej I'm
ho, u young ani valiant wrior from TIE ta even
from the kcrnJec from tho great river Mississippi
from beyond rho Rocky BIO M lsil0n every stlte
called he Aud being Of The lind whose hair car.ed
not litle they sid;
hey behold banners they VIII surely run"--bss they
didn't
Aud cano 20 PISS these two mighty armies went forth
i.a' the plains u Aiaua.sas.
and sr.Ons though valiant and bravo were slote
Tip aud Thigh much hl hsy hurried brilliantly back
10 lean or AbrlhIm's bosom
Ard many were IIa'n bu, moro were wounded.
Theu ere great comm0ton throughout the ,ni. And
Abraham called aloud upon the VIE md OF xii to
save the sick and give strength unto the woinied
And To- there IN the North one Drake cunning III
medicine BIT OF exceeding modcsiy.
AID when Abraham aid tue rrope behei the wond,tn
crrs which were wr0ugh. by Drake, Abraham said; Ny
children nri, suses, give thy drink 70 drink, aud
iwil give Il naulc. go
And ~ AJriham dr1nk aud said these nothing Ike
i not even Sangaon County; that II bite. 70 e
time -L.n- the masters o. tue pnta;ious IL A4i ioi
b. called Plantation Btter And 50 u has boei
And the wonder work which h4 peTiornei witnessed
thi. town. parish, village, ard hamlet where
the habits % civilization produce dyspepsis. where creates
accidents AID whtie climate OF eAone destroys siensh
aid appetite.
and breadth Of the lsud from the valleys and mountain
top. that al who from sger- dyspepsia weakness
loss o. appetite nervous hesdiehe and mental despond
ery viii md relief through the Plantation Bors They
add the stomach aud b,ihney to the mind oil winch
D people. am living example
Aud D.akc did he indei and 90. him place
IN the great City OF NewfoTs And as many a. came IN
unto hun healed aud wea. their way re 'ieins
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Dnslnes5 Notifies.
A Down ToWN MERCHANT,

HAM: pissed several seepess nights disturbed by The sgon
les and ccs Of suffering child and becoming convinced that
NRs NiNsLows Soothing SYRUP just the article
tejd procured supply for the child On reaching home
hnd siuss his wife With what he had done SIN refused
70 have administered the child she strongly In
lavOiol Homeopathy Tina, might he child passed in suffer
Irg and the parents without seep Returning home the day
following. the father found the baby sl wose and willie
Contemplating another s.eepess night, the mother eplod
Ee .e room TO attend to domestic duties, aud len hs
Ebe with tie chilli. Daring her absence he elniris,ored
potion Of ne Soothing Syrup 70 The baby, and said nothing
rs y all hands slcy. vel and tie little fellow awoke in
Ole hot.ng bright and happy. The mother del GIFTED
With De dden and wonderful change end although Al first
easa3ed the deception Psaceed upon her has continued to
ts e Sysur and suffering crying babies and restless nights
have disappeared single ial OF tie Syrup never ye, failed
10 relieve the baby and overcome the peuiices Of The
yno.bel. 81 cents bottle Sold by oil Druggists.
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NsA fsREED

HrNT-EPPFS-On Thursday june o. Al the rcsidencc %
the brides psrcnts, ~ the Rev Mr. KeeeT, Richard X.
HUT to Mary +. Epp"s, both Of this city.
MISUNDERSTANDING Brooklyn, Thursdiy, June
p. by tic Rev William Altman anthony J. NsN!ne o.
De.m aud ABBY 4. Stewar; OF brooklyn No cGrds
MANN-PAIERSON-OnW "Wednesday, June 10 az 81 Pau =
Church 81. Paul, MIMI by he Rev g. w. Dubois, ID. D
Charles A. Mann ESQ, Of NewYor 70 Alice Coasctt, old
cs; daughter Of the Rev Andrew Bel Paterson ID. d. Rec
tor of the above Church
NOORE-YOUNG-At Upper Aqusbogue. Long Island on
"Wednesday, June %, by the Rev Richard A Mllcry Of
PhiadeiDfs p. M. Nathaniel : Moore Of brooklyn ~
Y. 10 Miss Mary NJ. NouDg Of the hrst-naiEcd place
WAlkEE--NCCORMlCK-O Ihur,day. June .. BY the
Rev. DT. H. q. Weston, Dexter H. Walker Miss Sarah
NJ daughter OF the late Richard c. Mccormick, esq. OF this
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lAdycf.i eaent.l

HUpBM & Co.'s GOLDEN BIrTEBs.-No
pcdcino OF modern times has mes1Yith success supe
ior to that Of the Golden Filters Of Messrs Hnbhel
30. They have rapidly obtained wido and wel-deseryed
celebrity and are at once TIE purest andmost ecacious
pedicnc of their kind They arc composed of the gen
lsn root caainus calissya bark &C., &C.. all the
Ingredients being vegetable remedies preserved in
For these most distressing and yet common complaints
nevyOus debility heartburn, and worst anu most COM
mon, alas, Of all, dyspopsia-thc Golden Bitiors act
Utmost as a specific, while they not only remedial,
bot delightful, serving agreeable tonic drink, as
wei capital medicine Tie demand for the Golden
Biters has been somewhat astonishing and is proof
nd the best proof Of their really wonderful merits.
lAew-York Daily News. April -, ls64.
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THg SUPPRESSED NEwsPAPERs.-On the con-
rlusion Of be arguments in the Arguecs in the
Court Of General Sessions, yesterday District Attorney
Hal said that at the commencement of the Term his
Honor had made some remarks 10 the Grand Jury with
reference to the action OF the Federal Government in
appgcssiug certain newspapers in this city Some DIFF
ference Of opinion had eydeny existed in the MINDS Of
ibe jury and had led TO the passage Of this resolution
which had been placed in his hands that morning:
Rr7's,d That the Grand Inquest respectfully represent 20
The honorable Court that thc. IL t. neX edient 70
Examine into the subject reess g IL the cation Of
he Executive Of tie STATE sud c charge oiie Court name
ihs action Of the General Government certain newspapers
n this city. Cyrus MasOy Foreman.
JoHS AUSTIN STEVENS, JR Secretary.
Mr. Hall then said he should lay the matter before
che Grand jury at the next term.
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From The Christian Times.
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS

Ofthe i've senses that which call seeing 4 tie most i'm
portat and most valued In proportion this falls
we aTe reduced to hopc.nei If entirely destitute Of sight,
how slow would be progress knowledge, and how Nm
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness Endowed with H.
the universe becomes creation clothed NTH beauty and
diversified BY tia, Infinite variety which fails to attract
tio mind and heart.
For several months past this Aas been Practical subject to
us An nfsmed condition Of the eycds, communicating
sef,a the pupil rendered tie discharge Of daily dntes noA
ONLY painful bu, dangerous Asbu'ig !, to the effect Of
cold We endured through the Spring with the hope that
With the return Of warm weather voui entirely disappear
pu, IN this we were dosnod Disappointment Sumner re-
turned but weaed sh. What might have been the
result either Of aftbss neglect Of incompetent iresnen.
we canno, say.
Stating our case to friend he assured u' sba. similar
one in bi. own family had recently been treated with entire
success, b, Dr. Won Eisenber, Of ,h city. Satisfying our
selves by more particular inquiries tina, the Doctor
pc bu, .endc oeus, and suris, concluded to Geek
the benefit Of h trcs,nen which have reason to
acknowledge 90 very great Though but few week. under
his care the appearance Of eyes has totally changed The
pupil now full and cesr and the lids entirely free from
Inflammation The Doctor says thst tho optic nerve has been
weakened and tho rsiins assumed chronic nsammatory
state affecting more less all the other tissues and threaten
ng II neglected, to end in Amsuross Ophhsms We be-
eve is the term which oculs apply 70 eyes Oted were
ours Having obtained the much desired relief We take great
pleasure in acknowledging indebtedness to tho talent OF
Dr. Won Esenber and Of calling to ID the attention Of others
who may be suffering similar worse condition
Of their eys lis said that Providence provides snid0's
for every bsne certain that the eye b. In these tines
subec. To soversr trials than formerly Let be thankful
than that a. We increase the tendencies which destroy tho
organ Of vision the progress Of scspSs tssps pee with these
t~pdsaeiss II not In advance Of them.
! ogTlCR NJ SIC RRQADWAy
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ID l. AEN T. 5 : & l. Il T. ID.
From TAe Tribune.
EARS 10 THE DEAlE.


Every man. and especially every woman, believe In ' or
her physician. There pho,oPlal minds which hod to
abstract faith ia Aopahy, Homeopathy OF IydFopaly
or some Other form o. sctlc ce1 but With The world
large the belief is not ia Tho system ili Ia ic Doctor Is
roci.y ,hi- rss.sd. ~ari-t. and oellsia Tie
paien, who has recovered A hs o. DIS hearing suTe TIA,
the blessing could been Io..s,d a By no oshar
practitioner than tina, particular one by whom h, eyes Or oss
were opened Dr. Won Esouber- T. among or bet Known
auris,s lie las lent brother Traconsr has
eyes and in whose m therefore 'e breve above oil others
But we bear Of lin hom those WHO esteem bin not merely
u a seon but brucaror recent case has been re-
lated TO us fr the Of which yoaeh though
we can name no names The patient lady who h4ibcen
deaf from inncy consequence Of some Of the ailments
10 which children ore liable. La,oy Tire dis'rc had taken
al acute form aud the pacr, subject TO intense suHens
The deafness Wa rsply becoming complete, ard The general
health breaking down der lie rhy-al exhaustion attend Mt
uron constant pain Ordinary remedies AMI ordinary advice
were useless and Dr. Won Ecibes called h. We need
no. repea hi. diagnosis or Tia, would be- only M u hsrd
names 10 the general reader But be- detected O. sight the
seat Of dease Grsi portion Of the osai. then In
another, and with manipulation lal M Iufsh,wis ac
curae be removed tho causo and she who, from inancy
had heard with difficulty and aoly hasdly at all,
sto ed r.. 70 perfect hearing and then pece, health d.
Won Eisenbergs ad,cr,,cen, reminds oflhi which
we thus briefly relate though ii bis soicta0n lie, him
tia, hath not ears, hear.
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CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

CURES ALL SWELLING or TIiE GLANDS.
i4r. e ~ 1@es R-oA 'uaas Breast rnh should De
taken the swelling &. detected thus prevclus e
breaking ami ou uf 70 some Dischsing sores, which
dsGsuo many u te younger portion u iho community
ou az ~ twenty ysar ofare. Yogu cdn arc very sub
let 20 Dscir- from 'tc Ears watch d-ietds upon sc.o.
ulous c1nlaon Iacie iec0ssg by ia.ng sew
dosei OF Life SyIup
AL sor1.ua Pors'u ErTias rom general Deh.'y Ena
citation Dy,ppria eud Dr0rsy 4 tho limbs abdomen aud IN
O.. female Drory the ogarcs and womb generally accom
pmiei with elimination md Liberation o. the Uterus.
permanently cured by Constitution Life syup TIE disease
Known o. Gore svr,d Nrrk the Lille Syrup all rcmogo
entirely The remedy should be- taken os iie a. the
disease &. - gy chronic Ind stubborn ard w.l lot be
removed i,iout extra Ell II.
Tumors ofihe Oyar-. TumoFs % the Breast lld swelling
Of other gland. q The body w be completely raueed with
on, rcsonug tie knife, operations Of ans hild
Eplepac Fit syupltleuc o. ors1nic Diseases Of the
Heart as pspisou. Dscaie oir Nslsc pf'ducinss graf,
ns or filing sound Dop-y = tie Ie' Case srd oh tie ae'
os Of this important IN lpelou, suffering Rom amy acae
min IN the region Of tie helr.l will be soa.y relieved by
Cou.uiu'ion lie syrup.
BROkEtDO|N fND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS,
Suffering from nj.poon 70 e2erfion pam in the back loss
Of memory orodny. horror o., cluy 'sr Of disease dim
urs on dry hot skn snd eXt'eucs, want Of sleep,
re.tenes pie hag7ard couuance end ia's.ude Of the
mn, ular sy.s,m a. require the I'D OF the CONSTITUTION
ITLk STIlfP
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FOR ALL FORMS or
TICERATINE DISEASES,

either Of the Nose Thloa Tongue Spine Forehead Scalp
no remedy has ever rroscd r. equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon the ualc iaso depending upon a
diseased cotton Of the ver very unpleasant, the young
wife and noho frw bottles Of Constitution Life Syrup
viii cores The secrooa and the deposit which IA d.
Ieciy under the skin.
In Diseases u the LAYER giving rise to anUs Dizziness
Indigestion Weak stomach liberated con
d.ion Of tina. organ accompanied with burning other
pleasant sympoms win DO relieved by tie d CONSTlrC
TON LIFE SYRUP.
rY- As A GTEERAL WOODWORKING AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIVALED By
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Doases OF the SPINE usually developed IN tie young Hip
Disease Neurgga aid al Diseases and Lsde. who
are suffering som Diseases far which they at loss to
know uha, 10 do, We would advice the use OF COASIITU-
TON LIFE SYRUP twill restore theig paliil coanse'
nance .treusen then eak back and side, give them new
energy, new lilo and happiness.
THE RICH AND POOR
Areliebe TO the Same disease, Nature and Science 10,
made the Constitution LBo syrap Cor the beneat Of all
PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy and wouen aud II .he contribution u
NEGLECTED. in yoh disease early death !, the result, Do
not delay when The 81 hand. aud within the
reach Of el.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
II 1. the safest and most eiecua medicine discovered
upon childbirth. is,rensheas both the mother aud the child
prevents pain and disease and increases and enree' The food
Those who have used 1t think Il indispensable. 1t hsh
useful both before aud after confinement prycuss dseae
attendant upon childbirth.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
1, the Poor Mn. Friend and The Rich Mans Blessing
BUY IT. TAKE 1T. AND BIZ CURED
1T Is UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS.
VIM. IL. GREGG, M. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK.
LABORATORY. BROOKLYN. Ia
Price 81 Der Bottle; SlI Bottles fer %.
CYSeua BY Express to all part. Of the country.
MORGAN & ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists. Agents.
NO 40 CLIFF 81, NETWORK.
Sold By oil Druggist. In the United States aud Canada
Sold Wholesale BY
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY cOwDEN. PhDsdclphia. ps
GFO c. GOODWIN & Co. Boston, hsHA,
JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati. Ohio.
FULLER. FINCH 1 FULLER. Chissso %,
And By " DIasa'iA
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Delicious.
HELMBOLDS lCE-CREhN SODA
TWENTY VARIETIES OF SYRUP.
Lemon sarssparl.a, Orgea..
Rispbery, Ginger stra"oerry'
Catlw5a Chocol.e, Vanilla,
Nectar Hook Pelch'
Pineapple Jsiglnea Pear, Blackberry,
Banana Wild Cherry, Orange,
Spice Coffee
Eiasengrn and yichy Waters draught or in bottles
PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
All syrups made Of the be,. material Fruit yrups Of fre1b
and selected rlt o. pure cream, and water drawn
from nnsl fountains The objection that many
have 10 the drinking soda that tue water Is from copp7l
fount aims syups made OF extracts and cream OF artificial
Character Tie proprietor spared expense to oveoms
tho above objections the marble from which the syrups are
drawn on COP OF counter aou costing thousand dollars
Your patronage respectfully collected
HELMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEMICAL NAREHousEs
No. So BROADWAY.
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For location and time II o. Gdter
fsrmcrts IN other columns Of tfs paper
RALIACK's IHEAIER-lAc HuncbDlck.
kIBLOs UARDEN-Bei Demonio ,
DLYMPic fHRATER-AlaGdn; or The Wondcriu Lamp. -,
BROADWAY IBEATER-ro Fayents and Guar dlans-the
Widows Victim.
BARSuAs MUsEUn-Lovc IN bivc-y-Phenomenon In 9
Suock fr0ck-Aiiss Major Qusllnsn
iRvlNG HALI-Fal0ns Storeon'icon.
rs BRoADEAY-ielers Dcn0uiacai PeEiornances