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The New York herald., 1864-09-06

Marsh's Radical Cure TruM-Omc .
OF Broadway AMI Ann street. under Barnums Mu
Trusses Shoulder Braces and Supporters
description: silk Elastic Stockings and Abdominal Belts
Open uii 2 r. N.
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gentleman shou1 be- tas,ees snoush 10 sss~ that
cash expeud-d IA PHALoN'S ktGHf BLDOMINO
4 kVEus 10 ntney hios- away. let h,s wife ask km how
rauo., oI hhs in & oue vsBishes la Gre aud smoke,
The New York herald., 1864-09-06

sozosoot.-Thts wor6 hss BEEN starting
every In tho fsce for the weeks 10 nov gst
tins u q body ~. preparation for
cleans M besptNyus an,rre ns the teeth, sveeenrg
n,an aud srssng the prugreA ~ deaay sold BY An
druggists.
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G. r q N n .
mr.. 3. DAD waiiadsr's Dsspateh.

mr.. 3. Osdw aiIsdsr's Despatch.
cIrv Pour. sept 4, 1884
sssA. prxrsHAuUx AND DEsrosDEscY,
The silence OF the past few days was broken ysser
day by bc.yy "a aoouAding. continued rreguiary ti
late ia the night The particular osuss, any there
WIS., has not .rausp cd The rebels evinoe great watch
fuaess as all points. and unimpcr.ant movements OF
ours often cause them q small anxiety. From ah we
csn learn Of their moyeA ,t and nisutoos they have
abandoned hopes rsgA ming the Weldon Rairoad
and making preparatory dspostoa o. their foross
for another battle
The Richmond papsrs aeo to n tcuie the idss OF thas
single as Of railroad being vital sher occupation of
Petersburg and Richmond but general ieens of despoo
denoy betrays itself issue correspondent,
writing from the Reams stAtioa battle gfand several
days after the Withdrawal or forces speaks vrowfuy
OF The thorough destruction Of mine miles OF ths arosd
track and iron by hsRoocks corps, and pronoGnox ~
reposscssio0 by the rsbss hopeless and I'm ioesbla
He the crops adjacent " the road both s(de0
are uttery destroyed the entire distance the fencing
destroyed BY using to nre the tImbsrs of the track
and houses and barns generally reduced 70 smoaAsrtng
suobers and ashes.
= PuHsoysI Movuxa~r.
LieuteuAut General Grant and staff. accompanied By
Major General Lew Wallace and pars Of Mia staf rode
to the front yesterday and returned late 10 he eveon!
Today the party intend Waiting Deep Bottom, Dutch
Gap and vicinity and return BY General Butler hsaA
quarters IN the evening -g..
Mr.. 3. r. Buikloy's Dcspatch.
HsADoU iKrsRs, sEooUo CAVALRY nym,oM.7
u Tas tWLD. Amy o. nm PoroMAc,
..r sept. :, 1884 }
The New York herald., 1864-09-06

children Tsehiug. Dysensry and Darrha requisites
IN Stomach aud Bowels aud cures wind Cohe,
The New York herald., 1864-09-06

Noiseiess Elliptic sewing Machine.
RUS BY nor AIR
Be srre and ace them before pnrchas uR elsewhere
onlce and sslssroom SST Er%dway
A. II. sUPLVt, Proprietor
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ro.an.to :e.. ,,,sss. nty -
asKELTY 3. $50 snosdwsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

M pressed desire OF vstors the proprietor OF the Mason
Dores has recently opened 70 the public spacious oon
dining la persons The table Il repete With superb ser
vice. and the ex0ou and reception rooe furnished WIN
luxurous elegance. Clubs and dinner conmttees pease
notice. Dinner served wheresoever lesrsd ~in o. WIN
supplied imprompu. Grams and confscnons 70 ordsr ~
ali hours daily -. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

SESSAHs AND TOBACCO, MADE INTO fiNs HAVANA
hooo seeara Positively humbus s2 csse one dozen
bottles one bottle sample aud directions sent 70 any
states, TH. HAHN. i7sX Water street. New York "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

AC0 CERTIFICATES -HAvrYG HAD oNR
;cS'h extracted wilhov, pain by Or y Jay
checrfuly inser this RECOMMENDATION to those suffering
oothache ExNA OrDycHE, le2 Blocker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

On YEARS REPUTATION AS BEING THE BEST
ana on,y genuine preparation fnr navernE aonests
applied 70 scnrs aiendy made FORWARDED 70 an; adrsss
y sspc .c. Ssles ~ BELLOWS "" VIDA"
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POLITICAL.
cIscLAIa uousE, CORNER OF BROADWAY AND


- Eighth street Jan. Z. 1854.
Aameeting OF the New York Democratic General Com
unanimously adopted ani ordered 10 he published
Resolved That the confirmation BY the daSoefatc MEM
bers Board Supervisors or the nomEa,ion oy me
abolition republican Mayor t0pdyke) IN the last day ~ hs
Official term Of abolition republicans for the onces OF Ceh
OF Civil Justices aud for Marshal was n violation Of he.
DUN OF those democratic Supervisors and 70 the party which
eeoed them And that the democratic party had right 70
reoure that money And Ahod not be put into the
hands OF oppoasnts 10 be used against the acmosra
Resolved respect for the viii OF she reope OF ms
city which democratic By majority OF Owe. MY ,no
sand and which The late election declared sy az oysr
iss nus. sdmnisered by demccrsse ire =, ann
until lac lately elected dsmocres mayor should nas
Assumed Che duties Of his oce: and thas the
bv democrats or the nomination OF the Mnyo,
dykeJ must have been the result OF bargain snu
Ana with the view OF defeating the viii 81 me
Resolved Thst Supervisors BriWs Sonnyr q repub.
leans for the oces Of Clerk and n man and thas
these have forfeited the confidence o. zoe oeno
cratic voters Of this county JOHN McKBoN President
Taas NATTER MAalrs5oy vice Presidents.
RUS '' JS m 7. c %s,s.G.r' }sesstar,e..
n BuLyrr, Corresponding secretary.
THEop0RR MAnfiNR Treasartr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

mHR PHEASANT RESTAURANT AND OYSTER
Saloon Corner of Nineteenth street and Broadway:
The undersigned wond respectfully inform the efeus OF
New York thai be has opened the above ess0lehment
superior maHner egaidess o. expense wnere may sms
found Al An hours the choicest OF meae, niry, ehmc.
oy stcs aies wines &c, that the market a1eis
bv strict attention business 20 merit The pen.te o. n
on the cheapest terms by the day Or wssn
C.,r "A, 10 4 no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

I 400 CERTIFICATES. HAVING HAD ONE MORE
t.IzC tooth attracted without pain By Drn| jay vi
era Two blocks from Broadway. cheerfu insert this
recommsndacno those suffering tooshsche Mile Brews
ter b Willett stroet. NM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

vxyHITyRy HOUSE REsrAURANf-HHOApNfA.,x
wv ce,nes Of Twelfth street klades' eptFAnr ~ iWenn
strec Open night fos tho sccommcdavon - Ve sss
other parlieE HNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14
fCREAT HARGAlNs IN LINENs.a !, .8nse.4a's y
NJ ARNOLD, CONSTABLE CO.. ~
. will offer on Monday, January IL.
1000 PIECES - IRISH gHIRTIHG LINENS,
rNf.f1 celebrated makers, 4
At 20 PER GENT BELOW MARKET PRICES.

TJOrEL AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Ia ARNOLD. CONSTABLE co.
Will open Monday January H. large line OF all he
POPULAR MAKES OF COTTON sREEfINGs AND
~ SHIRT1NG4,
!. Beached and Brown Canton Flapnels, "Glibeyt,n
"ehater,r and other celebrated makes Of FlanDee
lAncae and Marseiles Qllts Blankets great iva
rey "A irish Linens, Pillow and shee,ng Linens Dam
Table Cloths and Napkins Table Damasks Towels aud
Towelings, together With an extensye assortment Of
8EN e4.r 4tg WHITE GOODS. .tF
Consisting IN part Of Organde Taletan, Swiss temboder
ID and plain) NaDaook plain, striped and checked
and Cambria husiins, &C. greatly below present
value u Canal street, corner oil Mercer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

COTn WAND DEMoycRAyIc tH!yrnos AesoCfA-
WEI y Ga ss s'sfha~ds u ssless.
n D. NhsDry scns's,s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN DESIRES TO FORM THE ACQuAINT.
IA ance Of some young lady, with view 70 msrimony.
Address. in sincerity. O. J. B.. Herald Office -
Two YOUNG MEN IN THE SERVICE WISH TO COR
respond With tome young ladies o. rennerpept With o
view 20 matrimony mus be between ne aees 81 and 0
aud Henry J. aheid5n Con,rany b Tbsrteepn new yors
etposst fclt Hodwan, Portsmouth, w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

mr. LARMoNT, Author OF THE PARIS AND LON
IL don and New York Medical Adviser and Marriage
0nidc 18th edition. 400 pages nearly LOO illustrations
cennes relieve patients Incompetent 70 fnnl the dntea
Of hfe from ndiscreon aud general de
by l73 Broadway Of cortland see from 10 .
ESWARNER, No. vesey street mails the book sealed
Ter 81 I'VE with other papers In recommending
DR. Larmont and his work Courrer des ats upis, DIS
match. Stats Zeung Atlas, Medical Review.
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

"GREENBAcK" AND "REDBACK" .sEGARs-Ho.
vel keepers and others would do well 70 give them
exprcss collecting on delivery General depot 80 Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-14

GALWAY LTEE.-TnE ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL
" Mail Steam, Navigation Compsny -ADRIATlC, 100
aors o power sUT 9ns ,nE ~ iOo horse power
ANGLIA. 1000 horse power: 5000 tons The magnificent
sail from Boston for Galway and hyspool Tuesday
York February Rates Of passage payable in gold s
equivalent currency-Eirst Cabin, $685. intermediate,
$40; Steerage, 500 New York ST Johns $40 $50 $50
Passengers forwarded also London. Parts Hamburg,
Havre Bremen. Rotterdam Antwerp. &c. at lowest rates.
Fare from Liverpool Galway 70 New York and Boston,
$40 40. S65 and $l06 For passage apply 10 SABEI, 4
SEARLE % Broadway For of freight specie
all other information apply to LAWRENCE, GILES CO.,
ii South William street
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22

for its removal. Shss was irritating we did
not like TO loose our labor, nails we're scarce
and we hardly knew where TO look for more
TO refasten our stockade, but little consider
alton showed that it would be unnecessary to
uudu much of our work. Tho posts only
needed loosening, few of toe stock AIDES were
knocked off, and then after running two poles
across the ends underneath the plates with a
little extra assistance we carried it safely to a
vacant spot on the same side aud about mid
die way, or one half Of the distance OF the
street. Our trials did not end here sickness
deprived me OF the assistance OF my tent
mates, and the bulk OF the work devolved up
on me. Still preserving under difficulties, the
work progressed, and on the night of the l4th
had the satisfaction Of lodging in a shanty
which for nestness, convenience and comfcyt,
would bear favorable comparison win Any one
in the Company. lfeny Of your readers doubt
this, let them come'a aud see for themselves.
On clear day, seen from the neighboring
hill, the Camp Of the I'd VT. with its regular
and well policed streets, and neat canvass
rooted houses, presents beautiful appearance.
Strangers often mistake it for Brigade Camp,
and all concur in declaring it one Of the finest
camps they have ever seen.
have perhaps described some things too
infinitely for the patience Of your readers, but
the world is made up Of little things, and
offer no apology.
CoNsCRIPT.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22
HisrfIlaurnlls.
A sTRANGE ColNClhKNcE-

The following is one Of the cases to which
we alluded recently. 1t rs one Of the best
authenticated, the parties all being persons
of highest tepute.
DIR. John Donno dean Of st. Paul's, whose
rough but expressive satirical rhymes oven
Pope eondescehded to retouch, accompanied
Sir Robert Drury, the brother of his wife. to
Paris, leaving the lady in London. Having
dined together, Dome remained alone in the
room in about an hour afterward, Sir Rob
ert entered and found his friend 90 altered in
his countenance as to excite amazement. To
che anxious question what had befallen him
in the interval, the divine replied IL have
seen dreadful vision | have seen my dear
wife pass twice by me through this room,
with her hair hanging about her shoulders,
and a dead child in her arms" This -
said the barnnet, was merely dream for
get it, for you are now awake" Dome an
swered cannot be more sure that now
live than that have not slept since | saw
you, and am sure that at her second appear
ing she stopped, looked me in the face, and
vanished" This poets biographer, old Isaac
Walton, informs us that a messenger was at
once di 'patched to Drury House, from which
Drury Lane derived its name, who brought
information that Mrs. Donno was very sad
and sick in bed, after having given birth to a
dead child on the same day and at the same
hour that the spectral impression occurred.
al the Year Round.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22
NERVE INVIGORATOR,

For Nervous Debihty; Ssfainat Weakneai Loss Of
Potoer. InpOtenoy; Confusion Of Thought, Loss Of
Memory, irritable Temper Gloomy APprehesions ,
Fear Dependency and Melancholy iohieh may end IN
Loss Of Reason. " This remedy for that fearful
train u mental and physical evils arising from pcereai
ercctses and secret habits Of the young is composed
Of the most soothing, strengthening and inygorstpg
medicines to be found In the whole Vegetable Kingdom.
forming In combination the most perfect antdote for
this obstinate and distressing class Of maladies yet
discovered II has been 10 nearly every State
In the Union relieving the untold euerngs Of hunireda
who have the inventor, restoring them 70
health, strength and happiness One large bottle lasts
month. Priee $40 half size, IS 90 ~ THESE
FOUR GREAT REMEDIES are the result of over
twenty years study and practice, and prepared
they knoEn be the very best for their respective
purposes am Therefore induced 10 make them public
for the benefit Of those who Otherwise could avail
themselves 81 their virtues They wauaf tod
presented In every respect the pTice ti Be- renacd
/ ~ Prepared and sold ONLY by DR.. MATTlSON Al
his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
| EASES, No Is UNION STREE, PROVIDENCE
r. L. aud sent BY Express to al parts Of the county
in closely sealed package from obseTtdfon,
receipt OF the price BY mail
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22

THE VERMONT VOLUNTEER.

.rsus rOrs n ponp, nufLlsp.
ssas IoS, , ,ssSgsh a. sunny s.s
Npa @ hs esse. gsst nss droHpd es
Sal % sSsSsr s Ois lied On hi ds snu ID
Aiore ana snvi mill and loom In all The msrts q trade,
Aud where rfmsvsl forests throw grand, eternal shade
They raised the msrh. bed, The mountain ,dsi
JSeS .S s,a a9'Ss. ps.s. & iIGn sSrss e ssse
breathing hTh words Of ohy cheer. bless their Fellow men
9 :s"s,:S - s q Ss : ali;
cloth o es GU .r SDd matched Win s 3,
And sometimes souls, -hen thrilled by quaint
The brought down 20 halosd with solemn story,
S5 ne sSPs sssS Ssy ssy qasS fcr,Ss past
And cheeks q maden flushed paled deeply ponderug
s@s Page q I'D .S%snse or tale oilss lore
Whore knights for ladies love proud noby
pqsle blast through the land, sry shrl.
& ~ - ss1St TP The s'sslph emit Pen ioe
And Tread yourselves the glorious paths noble
s ts not nov S.ysiSoa ae I'D P.S avg we
Where Persian thousands their blood, DARK euern-
& 9n, g ~. 20 me. n is v.h ,rs ssss Cd
Won iss%, ''n ""' 'A'' Shields to bloody d' and
on peled for the golden light all old rom.noes
We know Che ..Vty Of 70 day "a. al ,hs Old as .psnso
And 'ss hearts are bod and brave as they are true and
stood
Firm and unyieldng the rock, upmoved by hood
We glory in thsir Story, In the bright, unsuied fame
That cTelss 80 halo, Each patriot heros
That feafui charge a. Lees Mills across the rushing river
Where they In lines Of rifle pits the form-ns
CULVER,
while cannon Numbered them the BalakiavA
30 famed In story and In song did nothing any bfaYer.
And the Fh at Savage Station they unfadng bars
ws Pour ' bs nas sna ssr MIN e. ~ s
And they took hembut alas half their
Al Bethel and Manassas from yorktown on TO where
The swAmps ofCbckahominy poured death the airs
on the deadly held OF Antetam and beside, disd
Nefmonters Nrote their blood chesrd the
Al Frericksburg Maryes HUI Gettysburg they
Their cOlors brayty In the front until the strife
At BATON Rouge brave Roberts fell sound
AZ Newburn nsbe Jarvis poured his 0ood the ground
e tried, and true and 10y what
How In Your country nmost heart your memories shall dwe
he record % glorious deeds shall live
TIL Heaven and Earth shah and Time se be DER
Aud Oh hopored dead graves this day
Ocr which no friend wife
Yet Earth shall hold In glad sacred trust
Add God and all His soldiers dust
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Secondary Syy,hihs Ertptions on the skin Sore
Throat, Mouth and Nose Loss Of hair Old SORES 4.
Seeihnqs Pans IN the Bones and al oihee stg's n
Secondary Venereai Disease fNo Remedy ever discov-
ed has done what has been achieved BY this Under IT'S
liz cured and in short time the subtitle poison Il com
pletely eradcaied from the system, and health and
strength are permanently restored. " 10 cds ms
remedy that cured gentleman from, the South then stop
ping AZ Newport aud for mich he presented DR.. N
eh $3.50 5csiacs his biH after having been under he
treatment Of The most eminent Physicians IN Baltimore
Phiiodeiphia and Neto fork, foV PIvB YRARs. UFOne
large bottle lasts month";, $40; half size, 81 90
Sent by express in sealed package, sectrc from 0bSr
walton, on receipt Of the price by mail.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22

CURIOUS SCENE IN A SOUTHERN THEA.
TRE.-He attended the Theatre in Atlanta on
the 10th Of September, when Metamora
was brought.ont. In the scene where Meta
mora is assaulted by the British soldier, a
rebel soldier exclaimed, Why don't you do
like Gen. Rragg-fall back on Atlanta S--
Another exclaimed, "rll bet they don't be-
long to Bragg's army they don't know how
to retreat" In another scene, where one OF
the characters is in danger,a soldier created
much merriment by exclaiming, Don't hurt
him; he is one of BraPg's commissaries. II
you kill him we will be entirely without ra-
lions. We are bad enough off as it is."-
Sull another cried, Thanked again, by gol-
ly. Well, Rosie, is great fellow hurrah
for Rosie" This was signal for loud cheers
for old Rosie by the soldiers present. Tn,
provost guard interfered and ended the dis
loyal demonstration, by marching off seven
or eight of the participants to the guard
house.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22
DIURETIC COMPOUND

Foy Gono,yhaa elect and al Di'easos ofths Trim
ayv Oygans. - This new remedy contains neither
Bssam Copaiva Spirits Of Nitro Cubebs. Turpentine
or any other nauscous drugs but Ia elegant veRea
bic LIQUID pleasant 10 the taste and smell cooling, cleans
iug and healing in It's operation, speedily aaying all
heat and Irritation In the urinary passages you there
fore who have been swallowing down Bai'an Copaua
either in capsules mixtures for months without bono
it. until sick and pale your breath and clothes are filled
with its vile odor throw away the disgusting mixtures
and send for bottle Of this Neio Remedy which will
not only cure you At but will also cleanse the sys
TEN from the Injurious effects Of the mixtures you have
been taking long II Is warranted to cure In one nag
The tins Of any other medicine the price oiH Be
funded One bottle often sufficient Price S3,-doubl'
sixc as.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22

Although Of a high magniiying
power, this Microscope is so sim .
pAthAt a child can use it--for il
requires no focal adjustment 4,
therefore 1t neither faiigues the
eye, nor wearies the patti, nee, like
other Microscopes.
"rhe Microscope tells me that
in the leaves Of every for st. and
in the flowers of every garden
and in waters Of every rivulet,
there are worlds tceming with
life, and number ess as the glonos
of the armament
Parents who wish to instruct
and benefi their children as well
. as interest and amuse them, will
here End the means Of doing so.
The popularity n this lnsifu-
neutis constantly on the increase
Its perfeo ness as microscope,
its power and its cheapness, are
certainly wonderful.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22

How TO THAw FROZEN FLESH THE New
York Evening Post says frozen flesh should
never be rubbed. The juices of the flesh,
tissues, when frozen in their minute sacs Of
cells, at once become in each of these enclos.
ures, crystals, having a large number of angles
and sharp points and hence rubbing the
flesh causes them to cut or tear their way
through the tissues so that when il is thawed
the structure of the muscle is more or less de-
stroyed. The proper mode of treatment is
this
When any part of the body is frozen it
should be kept perfectly quiet till it is thaw-
ed out, which should be done as prompt,
as possible. AS freezing takes place from the
surface inwardly, so thawing should be in the
inverse order from the inside outwardly
The thawiag out of portion Of flesh, without
at the same time putting the blood from the
heart into circulation through it, produce,
modification but by keeping the more exter.
nal parts still concealed till the internal heat
and the external blood gradually soften tn,
more interior parts, and produce circulation
of the blood as fast as the thawing takes place
most of these dangers are obyiated Ii tn
snow which is applied be colder than the fro
zen flesh it will still further abstract the heat
and freeze it worse than before. But if tn,
snow is of the same temperature it will keel
the flesh from thawing till the heat from tn,
rest of the body shall have effected it. thu,
preventing gangrene. Water in which snow
or ice has been placed, SO as to keep its TEN.
perature at thirty-two degrees Fahrenheit, i,
better than snow.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22

The ice has rendered Johnsons Island no
longer an Island, and fears have been enter
tanned of new attempt on the part OF the
rebel officers at that point 10 effect their es'
cape. To meet any movement of this kind, q
large force has been forwarded to that point.
A Western man proposes to bring in TO-
900 buffaloes for army beef.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22
BLOODi BLOOD!! BLOOD!!
Helmbolds Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
SYPHILIS.

This is affection Of the Blood and attacks the Sex
uai Organs, Innings Of the Nose Ears, Throat, Wind
pipe, and other Mucus Surfaces, making its appearsnt
in the form Of Ulcers. He mbolds Extract sarsapar
Puhes the Blood and all Soaly Eruption Of the
Skin, giving to the Complexion Clear and Healthy
Color II being prepared expressly for this class Of COM
plants its Purifying Properties preserved TO
reater extent than any other preparations Of sarsapaa
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1864-01-22

III This Microscope, in hrass, is sent by mail, post
paid. for 1928 with beautiful mounted objects
for SO with "a objcts for IS with As objecs for
SS-postage paid In hard rubber Jt So cents in ad-
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Mounted Objects any number desred-from half dog.
en- different objecs-can be had at the rate Of 81 80
dozen.
Also we have interesting variety of Microscopic
Photographs.-among them is the Lrd's Prayer con-
tanning 26S letters space less than half the size Of
Pins head but in the Microscope be read distinctly
These beautifully mounted glass slides, and will
be sent by mail on receipt Of fhy each
Illustrated Circulars, with lists Of mounted Objects
and Microscopic Photographs will be sent on applica-
ton.
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