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ToALL
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The great value of
Linn - Mcdicin.

The great value Of
Iron a. Medicine
is well known and acknowledged by sill medics
men. The difficulty has bern to obtain such pre-
paration Of will enter the circulation and
simulate at once with the blood. This point says
attained In the Peruvian Sy rup, By combination IN
a rdy before urlknOsrH.
The Peruvian Syrup
saPROTECTED solution Of the PROTOXIDE OF
IRON A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
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blood with its Vital Principle or Lie Element
IRON
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia, Liver Compl int, Dropsy. Fever
and Ague Chronic Diarrhea Loss Of Energy, Low
Spirits.
The Peruvian Syrup
muses. strength visor and New Life into the ,y,-
TEN, and builds up an Iron Constellation"
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections, Female Compisints,
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Kidneys and Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
STATE OF TIL r; BLOOD. or accompanied BY Do
bility or n Low State Of the System.
ITO all the WEEK the WORN and the
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Peruvian Syrup is one OF the few advertised
tcines which Is worthy Of notice, and a personal
LOTT for many years has shown US thai it pos
IS all the qualities claimed BY its prOprietOrs.
Is Il tonic in cases Of impaired he slth or weakened
constitutions IL has no superior Unlike most TONES
and Bitters il is entirety free from alcohol ami
therefore It's emerszing effects not followed by
corresponding reaction. 1t will he found far
Perior q wine or brandy In all cases where these
have been prescribed for weakness and debility
The certificates Of Ut. Hayes. State A.sayer q
Mass, and of Dr. Thilton, the celebrated Chemist
ofNew York, agree that there Is In its composition
no mineral or vegetable poison, or Objectionable
substance whatever. Its principal ingredient Ia a
salt OF the Protoxide OF Iron combined and pro-
tected as to form q durable and palstabie medicine
We can most unhestatingly recommend Il to all
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remarks voluntarily and Of our own prompting
having richly experienced its benefits" =
Thousar<s sare bees changed ny uss srfAss rem
s1s, ron reok, msserabie creatures, 10 strong
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Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, and
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-YoR sALEBY-
SETH " fowLE : CO.. Is fremont st., Boston.
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In DYSPF PSIA, with its attendant symptoms. In
digestion, Nsuses, Luss Of AlPttite, LuSness q
Spirits Flatulence, Cello. Cost veness SIX Head-
ache. Lassitude. Inarrhea. General Debility ETC..
appended, aad will be Immediately apparent upon
a trial We do not assert that ''Crimean bitteTsr
will cure ever 81 Dy spepsia In such As have
bee hronic, only promise relief, out
Ia ordinary cases 81 cbly feN SeaTs' standing.
failure has eJme 10 our knowledge where the use
has corresp0nded with tn accumpan ing directions
Nery many cases have been cured By or two
bottles. Dy speptics are inpatient, and fly rom
Temecy u Their all ask is persi-tence in
the use Of two bottles and proper regard 70 exer-
else Bnd Tecimen When either essential relief or
radical cure 10 guaranteed
BYSPEPsIA-rr, m the Hon. Rohsr. Morris, Of
Kentucky, 50 exten>iysly SHOWN 10 the Masonic
Fraternity Il the United Stafes:
NEW YORK, July Is 1865.
DEAKSIR have lived in the southern States
much OF the time in Missis-l pp-fur than
twenty years, and have had my share OF those
plants that Affect the liver ana produce Dyspepsia
This has n ndered regular Use % t0nics medical
necessity TO me, and am familiar with tie action
Of all the Standard "hitters" n the day In my
opinion none Of them is So eifcaciOus in the Con-
g-stiOn Of the Liver ant Dyspepsia a. Crmean bit
tiers .ay this after a fair trial upon my own syE-
TEN and upon others to whom have recommended
sons whose ~ stem are eneryatsd, they would re-
lieve and eventually cure 4 large proportion OF
such cases
saws. "Your Crimean Bitters excellent for d.
gestion, : rrecting diarrhea nausea. irritation OF
the stomach and the creation of a wholesome sp-
petite The ypleassntly exhilArate but followed
by no supplying reaction. They are the best bit
tiers have ever used
The above are written records. ssd Thousands Of
verbal statements echo them from other sources.
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MACHINES.

NIyHEELER 4 WILSON'S Sewing Machines, AZ
w lowest N. Y. City Prices for sale b,
u. ". q. G. BENEDICT.
Burlington. Vt d&vtf
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To INV mind there v.s I'm, ono v.y ~ re,finv
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DIR. WIsTAR'S
HaIsam of Wild Cherry,
CONSUMPTION,

RGiSGM of ssfid Cherry,
The GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION,
and acknowledged BY m'ny prominent physicians
tob far the must Reliable Preparation ever in
trOdueed for the RELIEF and CURE Of the
L WR g com JaiMts
-
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sanctioned hy the experience OF over fosty years.
sad Which esoTteu % 10 season, seldom fails 20 ef
Get speedy cure of
Coughs, coif, Group, sronesiiis fgaeas1 Ti,oging-
Cough, HoEseHss'. Pans or SoreHct' intis
Cse,f aad>iis. 5iesaiHy Of the LuEys,
Lirer Complaints, &C.
UnsoIieited Testimony
Prom REv FRANCES LCBDELL Pastor Of ne Sosh
Congregational ChuTeA Bria5spoTf, Connecticut.
BRrDeEPoRr, January q, ls6a.
MesSTs. SrTH ". FowLE & 20.
-Geutlemen - consider il "A duty which owe 10
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tues f Dr. NisTAR'S BALsAa or MILD CHERRY.
have used u for Coughs. Colds OF sore Throat-fo
many years. and never, in a single insta nee, has
failed 70 relieve and cure me. | have irequen
be n very hoarse on Saturday, and look ed forw
% the delivery OF two sermons on In Q follow !
CAV with sad missivings, but BY ii1er al use II
Baisam my hodrseue ss has IN variahlY beenremov We
and have preached without difficulty
icrmmend it To my brethren In the ministry and
Y.
fer the bronchial troubles u which We are peculiar
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Entirely unsolicited send sou this testimonial,
which you are at liberty 70 use in any way you
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persons ALIKE but il always removes my hoarseness
and its me for the minister's hard working day,
FRANCIS LoBDELL.
CLERGYMEN. LAWYERS, sIGNE!',
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\ small guar tity allowed to pass the irrita-
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VIEW BOOKS.
MARY theHauinaid % The Ler: BY. the author
wi OF the Gotta Family.
L. tiers. by Benny y. ThSrsaD.
Looking Around a novel y ~ Re
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Fitzpatrick and our Cavalry. ~ %. % l-esl
Life in Camp, by J. c. Williams
Belle Boydin Camp zud Prison written BY her.
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RIindness of Forty Years standing Cured

l. Samuel steere of Fly Greek, Otseso County,
do hereby certify that have been totally blind for
FORTY YEARS, and have been under the treatment
Of the most experienced oculists and surgeons or
New YORK who h we pronounced my case incurable
have been under Dr. II A. Oaks treatment for
seven weeks. have seen him but three times, and
for the first time to-day these many years, was en-
ahed discover objects clearly rents rods distant
can also % read his name on his " ncOw shaies
which have done in the presence II taesses from
excessive delight at returning vision When hrst
-aN IL Doctor, 7 completely prostrated IN
bodily health. He has completely restored ne, and
an. very happy t. say that l feel fully tsenty
ears younger. am nearly 70 vars old.
SAMUEL STEERE.
Utica, September 9TH, 1862
WlrxEsSEs-J. \ Kidney and Or. Calvin Kinney,
Franz ford, Herkimer County.
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how 70 sSQe lAsscps-ahe sconnoesst
>lisoo ass dsssss1 With Hear, china, slay,
v- st .siol "a
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~ FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
=. Has fully estsblshed the superiority d
REDDING'S RUSSIA sALvE
over all other healing preparations.
49, --poR sALB BY
SETH W. f0WLEA CO., is fremont st.. Bostor
and by all Dr., kists and Grocers and at ali
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daw2tav
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MAGAZINES!:
A MATTER OrINrEREsT,

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MECHANICA.aoYs,

MECHANICAG.lOYS.
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VERMONT CENT? AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nay Is, lo6j-

rRAISs GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Darlington At ~ A. NJ, u. - P. NJ, and
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uecun- at ~ tie River Juactun and Bellows Falls
Nith trains tu Ba-tol, Worcester. springfield and
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N-lf Express leaves O-lrusuurr-h AZ d % A. 81,
NHfrgf. p. PA. Roase's Point SIS Pm 81 Johns
at f.+' f. 'i.. arriving - Boston ~ $50 A ~,
lcct.- 90 -ltlss ssils with Cheshire hailrgad ior
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Bailr.ed f.- -r-.. dvit. sc. and arrivinsin New
Nofs % .-.su 4. 81.
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington a. 4.l0A. NJ, sIOA. 81, 40
p. ~, ana SIS Z. ~
Dsy express caves Boston via Lowell Of o. A
VI. Tor Luri.u. ton. 81. Adams Montreal OZdens-
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Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell ~ s.OIA.M.
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fell 81 -.'l q. connecting at White River june
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4. ~, Bgriin-te- st g ID A. NJ Tor -, Ai1ans-
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west
Sleeping cars are attached 70 both the Night *
press trains running between 81 Adams and
i-'on ana 81 Adams and Sprinsteld
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y. MERRILL, Sup't.
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One WAY To GET Down MoUSTAIS.-A
young lady who bad an ankle badly sprained
or broken. On Noun, Monadnock, che other
day, made a descent which is thus descrihed:
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poYs AND YoUrHs auBs.a BOOM $40
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SETH v. FowLE Z CO., Is fremont st., Boston.
j. =. DlNsMoRE. <7i Broadway, New York.
Andby all Druggists. Fol
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This well known remedy is offered % he public
sanctioned 10y the experience OF over f0.ty years
aud which esoTteu % 10 season, seldom fails 70 cf
&C: speedy cure u
Coughs, Colds Coup Bronchitis. ffusHz1, Wi1opiHg-
Cough, HoEvssHsss. Pans or SoreHet' IN the
CAesf andNi4,, 1iesaiHy Of the Lungs,
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Dr. Janevay, surgeon in charge OF United stAteI
Hospital. Newark. y. J., says II experienced
very much benefit from the use Of your Bitters az
ter a severe attack 81 typhoid fever, and va enah
ed u ny duties in a much shorter time than
/ expected after 50 severe an illness. Ny appetite
restored. and digestive ORGANS resumed their
functions quekly. An article prepared so carefully
IL Is, ADD from so MANY VALUABLE MEDICINES,
cannot, in my opinion, fail TO do good when proper
ly used
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wng c plants.

and acknowledged by m7ny prominent physicians
10 lie far the most Reliah.c Preparation ever in
truduced for the RELIEF ard CURE OF the
The sun., 1865-05-16

vous, twi'ehiue. hasgsrd young man wh'ee '''H
rove Wildly slrut, .es'ins nowhere 10 Nrn'l "
also 10 said to have attempted his ovn HE Inc o'het
prisoner Harold. and spaneler the stage cafpcn-
ter N Ford's Thestre
And nov, turning from the mouruful and imrle--
sive picture thesc unhappy cteatufcs ptescn|~c o'A
upon the Iour shich sits Ia judgment upon them
You already knou the uames Of the ohcers posing
IL sent them In my las, letter. They are dressed
g. full military uniform. Gen. Hunter 10 located A.
he eastern end Of the table rith the other ur ''-s
on si,hsr eide. down the length Of the table A. The
other end Of IN. table IL judge Aivocac Holt with
h. assistants Col. Burnett and judge Bingham. he
cluster Of men IN civil dre.. Who ''t ro1uu- The
table the prisoners counsel no make use Of so' e.
rsi TALES ylsrod ior tncir convenience
Tor some time aaer EsInins aimtsucc ~ the
court toou NV eution occupicd with these A.
rnneement, Wien the drst vitpc.s VS. esH,i he
wss Li-cc cd &c position on aplstiorm nc,' the
sou aldo the room. The wi'res'e' enter ''n'lr'
and they r.snce tosalds the ffi.ouefs 20 l. difficult
to recognize which the sccu'od, cving to the i,
tcrtivc' Who are sitting amous them, all sp7sr,nty
p.e.entins the same appearance uccpisnaliv =
cham clsnt., and a man moves thea i' is,lv to
tell who are manacleI and eon.c. .lentIy which Of
those persons are the cot,rira'ur'
As you viii receive full report Il the trial b. te'e-
graph need not ,peai Oft furthcr-elcep, to
you Of the profound interest Il eicitcs here Every
one Who emerge, fretu The arscu, budins is eagerly
qucr.oncd sud the port, Of the Trial sro comment
ed upon in all quarter rr,.iieut John,ou hs, te-
cs.yed" the French Minister lie 'gc.cha, ora both
.Ios are criticised iAvoutiy fot bo'h par AID
they look a. II each distinsu.,Led u.n uude stood
himself thoroughly NgAo.
BY TELEGRAPH
Washington, May l5.-Ihe Nitae'so' examined
this afternoon ia the Court Martial showed the ir'.
macy Of Booth, Arnold aud O'Lsushlin. Mr. CuAe.
for the defence, objected to the whole of this evil
deuee the ground that the mere fact Of Intimacy
"a, not evidence Of eou'piracy. Judge Advocate
Holt said they hai fully established the intimacy Of
the party Ia Washington, and he simply proposcd to
,ho- that the intimacy existed in Baltimore The
Court overruied the objection, but ordered It to be
lut on record
II c!poarcd from the testimony % Daniel Stanton,
thA, On the nisht Of the Illumination. the i3th Of
April, uLsugAln was provlng in tie house Of TIE
Secretary VI War, hut having uo bu-nss' there hs
va. ordered cut. General nunt was IN the parior al
thai time.
The Court remained I'm session til seven o'c'ock
A number Of witnesses were examined NJ 10 the oc-
eureacss at the theatre tho nsht OF the afiasi-
! nation.
The sun., 1865-05-16
The Latest News
By Telegraph 10 the v. ". Sun.
Washington Letter
The Great Conspiracy Trials.
APPEARANCE OF THE COURT ROOM.
Demeanor of the Prisoners.
Mrs. SUrrntt Chained ny The
Ankles.
IMPORTANT TESTIMONY YESTERDAY.
The Night Of the Assassination.
Singular Proceedings in Front Of
the Theatre.
TIME CALLED BY THE ASSASSlNS.
Important Miscellaneous News.
GOV. BR0WN CAPTURED {!
&c, &C., &c.
Important Miscellaneous News.
GOV. BROWN CAPTURED a!
&c, &C., &c.
From WASHINGTON.

Public opinion and Its Resuit The Capture
Of Davis-Description Of the scene In the
Court Room How the Prisoners Appear
Prospect Of q Not Protracted session.
The sun., 1865-05-16
The Night Of the Assassination.
Singular Proceedings in Front Of
the Theatre.

TIME CALLED BY THE ASShSSlNS.
The sun., 1865-05-16
The Latest News

Our Washington Letter
The sun., 1865-05-16

Mrs. Surratt Chained ny The
Ankles.
The sun., 1865-05-16

The Great Conspiracy Trials.
The sun., 1865-05-16

APPEARANCE OF THE COURT ROOM.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-07
The Return.

"Three years. Iwonder if she'll know me !!
| limp a little and left one arm
At Petersburg, and | am grown as brown
AS the plump chestnuts on my little farm :;
And am as shaggy as the chestnut burrs,
But ripe and sweet within, and wholly hers.
The darling! how long to see her!
Nv heart Outrtlns this feeble soldier pace {:
But remember. after | had left.
A little Charlie came to take my place:
All! how the laughing three-year-old brown
(His mothers eyes) will stare with pleased
surprise.
Sure, they'll be at the corner watching.
l sent them word that should come to-
night;
The birds all knew it, for they crowed
around.
Twittering their welcome with wild de-
light;
And that old robin, with hating wing.
saved her life three years ago last spring.
Three years-perhaps am but dreaming,
For, like the pilgrim of the long ago,
I've tugged a weary burden at my back,
Through summers heat and winters
binding snow.
Till now l reach my home, my darling's
breast
There [ can roll my burden off-and rest.'
When morning came. the early rising sun
Laid his light fingers On a soldier sleeping.
Where soft covering of bright green grass
Over two lowly mounds was lightly creep
ing,
But walked him not: his was the rest eternal.
Where the brown eyes reflected love super
nal.
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-04-07
Josh Billings on Shanghais.

The shanghi reuster is gentle, and
speaks in forum tung. He is bilt on
piles like our Sandy Hill crane If he
had bin bilt with legs he wud reSembrl
the peruvian lama. He is sekond hest in
a ruff and tumble fife: like the inlins that
kant stand civilization, and are fast d.
appearing. Tha roost on the ground SIM
liar few the mud-turkle Tina often 90 20
sleep standing. and sum times pitch over,
and when they dew they enter the ground
Ike a pickaNe- There feed consists uv
corn in the ear. Tha crow like jack
AS, troubled with the bronkeesuckS. Tha
will eat rs much TO onst AZ district skule
master, and generally sit down rite oph
few keep from tipping over Tina are
dre'liul unllandy TO kook. You have TO bile
one end uv them TO time. You kant git
them awl into a potash kittle 70 onst-
The female reuster lays an egg as big as a
kokeenut. and is sick for a week after
wards. and when she matches out a litter
of Young shanghis. she has tew brood over
them standing, and then kant kiver but }
NV them. the rest stand around OH ihe out
side, like boys around a cirkus tent get
ting peep under the kanvass when ever
they can. The man who fust brought the
breed into this country ought TO own them
all and be Obliged tew feed them on grass
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but one. and he got choked 10 death 10y a
kink in clothes line, but not till he had
swallowed Is feet or If. Not any sllanglli
for me, if You plez; l would rather board
4 travelling eolporter, and AZ for eating
one, give me billed owl rare dun, or Il
turkee buzzard. roasted hole, and stuffed
with :. pair of injun rubber boots, but not
eny sllanghi for me, not shangi,