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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-07


From the Richmond Dispatch, Feb. 81
very regularcannonading could be heard throughout
yesterday in the direction OF Bermuda Hundred The
sound Of guns has become unusual OF late II reminded
OF the days before the frcshct when Butler dig
ging away at his canal and batteries pegging
away at his workmen We have heard explanation Of
the firing II possible that the Yankees have resumed
work the canal
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IN rHF HOSPITALS IL AND ABOUT SEw-yoRK
For tie yeek tad,Bg Moroh II. lsdj.
RfPoRTED WEEK. FOR rHE sEa-YOnk TRIIt NJ By A. J.
cAsE, CONVENIENT uYDER1AKER. NO. 30 eRAsp 'rheET
~.
Beach Cyrus r., osed IS. Co. H. 18Th Wisconsin, re.denc.
Bazer James = aged aD O. f. lo,d e. : Cord residence
when enlisted Town Ron, Michigan
eoin J Honlo eyed 25 Co. H. a., Michigan residence
when enlisted Byron, keD' County, Michigan.
when enlisted Iowa. Iowa County. Michigln.
Derrick hi eyed a. Co. r. g'h Indiana, residence when
D.per F,snk. ssed n. mechanic died Fort Columbus.
fayee. lsnes T., aged 90 Co. T. oh L. 3 Cav' died at
elaukin, Robot oscd -; Co. C. ol't llnol' residence
yo, I %sl ssi IT, Co. 6 18th o. 5 Cord reIeuee
Glenn js@e. b. asci Il Go b ii lninoi, when
HorlSics H. aged 1i,ssl SO . Iloy',@,, NY
Hart, Audres D. ased y ~ 2sth t. > Cord e'd'nee
.se s cri.t ~ aeed 80 Co. b. zOod Pen.yyann re-.
iaelce when enlisted. unknown
Han lolu. residence when enlisted unknown.
Jtmeron Frsncs w sgcd 80 Co. b. Goth Ohioi residence
lane. Msr,n Y drsed from Iowa; residence when en-.
Lee Wm' H. aged IS; CO. F. a,d U. $ Cord; residence
Indensn Juiius eyed q died OF No 80 Howsrdti resi-
bo ayD'J joel r. Co. T. it r. s. Engineers. residence
Morb w' ha f,'S Co. g. s t. 5 Cod residence when
uccssrfy jane. H. aged 2o Co. 4ad Indiana residence
when enlisted Davi. Cooniy Indiana ,.
Moderey John aged iG 18th M'inei residence when enlist
Poze.y Joseph aged 10; substitute residence when enlisted
Patterson james reeruit residence when enlisted unknown
richard Herry Co. 18th T. > Cord residence when Ell
Robinson Nose. ", sged 10; Co 9Th Vermont, residence
s,,L Wn s@ed 20 Co. J. 38th Indiana; residence when
enlisted. Orange County Indiana; ,,,.,.,. H..
sOitsrt Orlando eyed a. Co. r. iS' Mtema'n residence
sr,uSins O. H. aged 81 died 80 80 Howard st. resi-
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The Health Quesfion at ~. Themns's.

On Sunday morning DR.. Morgan spoke on
the sanitary condition of the city, taking as his text
And ii shall to pass at that time TINT VIII
search Jerusalem with candles and punish the men that
settled their lees; and say in their heart the
Lord win not 10 good neither win he do evil
Zephsna, Chap. l. u. In It's application to the City
of Jerusalem TINS divine search warrant was cfahF
executed when the Chldeams captured and plundered
the city searching the SubteTanean passages and
oyer the very sewers IN ses ar, o, % =, Mo GoO IVY
istencc bit OF his anger He stretched ont hf arm IN
Judgment and since they would not search iulO thc
inguiteS of their ctJ etn them an army OF aliens
and idOlators. who led them into captivity. IL
was known 10 most of those present that
movement on foot to rescue this city rom
The neglect of Interests which are vital to its
life. to its morality! and to is Advancement.
The text suggests remedy against fraud and public
punder and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and that remedy is the
flashing flight" land search of candies" into trans
actons and the exposure OF men who are so barren OF
principle and welded 70 shame that they attempt 10
promote their own sordid interests when they are
pointed To advance the WeaTe Of uuhapply million 81
souls. regarding their own pockets, their own
prosperity while filth. and maaroas influences.
aud epidemic and social demorahIal!on are
dseUrng the glory and bgh'ng the reputation OF our
magnificent city He alluded to those tenement houses
in whch ~ many as 20 or ~ families reside. where
each family often numbering eight or ten, oecup! ono
close apartment Here are 20 be ionnd drunken ahu
diseased adults 1iOtic and crippled children suffering
from neglect, girls just sprnging into woinanho0l
occupying III sane apartments with men Of al ages ana
ali color. beings destitute OF ana o houlsheh'
as TO make ~ carly grave tie coveted place Young
faces haggart piii Gaze. marked With premature f.
roci,y Decentralization, ruin degradation. deprayty
everywhere corrupt COnscences, ioathsome unclehnil
uess lpiamatic air peIyadng the whole establishment
He said il was litey proved IN Liverpool thet crime
especially among tie young. has cost tie city many
times more money than it would have cos, 70 search
them out and ciyze and Christening and elevate the
whole rising generation Of tha, city In conclusion be
urged his hearers 70 support this great effort al reform
which ias been iuargrratCd, until this city shall be as
a.. In 4 ID
beauty Il its situation the yss'ness Of ts wealth and
the uberaliN VI lis ciiiI Us.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. MARCH ~ 1865

CROSBY-On Saturday 18th Inst bis residence IN Rutgers.
plsce Of pneumonia, William Bedow Crosby in the Soth
year Of his age.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, eIs inst a. 10
IN Ia the Reformed Dutch Church in MsrAese
COWE-At Patterson. on Thursday, March Hannah NJ,
youngest daughter Of VIM. II. and Carrie NJ. Cove.
Punsm County papers please copy.
HUNT-ln this city. Sunday Mz-.h 49, Mary HINT,
daughter ofhe late Rev. Christopher hdt in the 18th year
or her age.
Her friends are invited 20 attend her funeral without; rser
notice, at the Reformed Dutch Church Thirty fourth st.
Oh Tuesday evening March a. at O'Clock.
HARRINGTON-On Saturday, 18th inst at Harrison New.
Jersey, Catherine Esther wife Of D. W. Harrilg on, ana
daughter OF the late George Carter Of Newark.
Relatives end enis OF the family invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence, Tuesday " ocock
Cars leave foot sCousnds at 10 O'Clock for East Newark
station
Beth and Bristol (fAsand) paper, please copy.
JOlSSONAt HE residence in Brooklyn, Sunday. 18th
inst, the Rev. T.. NJ johnson.
F1nera on Tuesday Dist inst at o'clock n at ST. Johns
Church.
NARSELLU Sat Psssair. n. J.. on Saturday morning.
March II, Jessie youngest eid Of J. c. aud Fannie Mar
eius.
MoLENAN-0n Sanday, ,ilrch 49, John McLenan, artist
aged - years.
I friends are invited attend his funeral on Tuesday
morning. 2ls inst ut 10 O'clock from his late residence
NO 49, NJ yrte ave, Brooklyn.
Cincinnati papers please copy.
RUTrER-On Sunday March ~ ss o'clock D. M Edward
Vincent youngest child of iam aud Nehetabe Augusta
Ruer. aged years and months.
RELATIVES and friends Of the family respectfully invited TO
,ttend the funeral at O'clock p. NJ Weine.dsy, I'D
inst the house Of his parents IN Eighty fourth st. be-
tween Avenues A aud Is.
The remains will be tsken to the family buryins ground at
Trinity Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-20

EoBBlYG OF SOLDIERS We read much OF the
robbery Of soldiers by the Rebels We have robbers Of
them Of home -Four soldiers just returned from South
eru prisons were charged g each for bringing them
from Courtlandt.st. ferry 10 Barnums Museum. and
then Sc; adrln They were on their way to the Sol.
diers Rest and had Dodges tickets for the ride The
drivers of the hacks said that their vehicles were
Dodges. took possession Of the soldiers and treated
them as above stated This occurred Sunday March
49, The establishment Of line Of omnibusses foE the
purpose Of carving soldiers only would stop lis fraud
C. ". n
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in tho .h. and massiyely rich In harmony. Tie too
constant OF the full orchestra robs it OF that variety
which is the 100 to tedOusnesS. but il is nevertheless
noble movement. Tie second movement is beautiful
throughout and the pedslpoint, which is 50 infinitely
and charmincly varied in its suporsruciure, is worthy
Of any master Tie andante is ballade. rich with
melody ard harmony. and full Of sentiment and expires
sion. he fourth movement In to fuguc style is @
mastery composition, and is deeply interesting from its
varied and scientific treatment, willie the finale is
grand aud spirited IN ts subject with brilliant and
effective close The work was listened TO throughout
with profound attention. and warmly received in
every part. Il was very ably executed, but it WI"
inferior TO the Brooklyn performance in sentiment ana
feeling and in artistic colorng. Mozart's symphony
was however. well performed. not only in accuracy
but in delicaoy expression and in dramatic effect
AT the Academy Of Music this evening
will be performed La Figlia del Reggmento.' with
Miss Kellogg as Marie and the last act Of Isoleto
with Mrs Van Zandt Us "G.da.' Morensi Bellini
and Susini viii also appear. This is the last perform
ance but one Of the Italian Opera Company. and the
programme is certainly very attractive.
-Signor Muzio announces series OF con-
oers the attraction of which will be the last nights OF
Gottschalk in this part of America most probably for
many wears. as the arrangements of SignoI Muzo will
probably carry the party from California to Australia
and to India. and thence TO Europe. The vocal star
will be Miss Lucy Simons.
Mr.. StrahOSh also announces two concerts
at Niblo, Saloon for Mdle De Katcw and Mr.. James
81 Wcli Oh which occasion the distinguished pianist
will perform some classical selections.
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DIED.

BRINCKERHOrF-M Mpiifsns, Wes'ch.steI Co. oil
Saturday, Mach 49, Jacob H. GcksIhot aged ~ years. -
The relatives aud friends OF the family ee respectfully ~
vited to aed the fun'ts irom the residence o, NJ, son
Fulton ave, ore door shove Seventh H. on lue'"'y '
inst. ut lVi O'Clock s,m. -, =,
Carriages III be r.ai,ing at the Twenty s1th'' depot
o'clock, for Gree Awood Cemetery.
IT, an Of III o, r. and Elizabeth C. B.oodgood in the ist
yer OF his age. ,,,. Alan
Tp' relatives aud friends OF the family are invited 20 nte
Lis funeral ON Tuesday morning 2lst inst, at 10 O'Clock
IN, fIpm No a West Wsren.st, corner OF hon'y ~
His remains will DO taken to the family baryns zround
Flashing
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Books on EMAsCIpArIoS FOR BRAzlL.-We
are informed by Rev. j. G. Fletcher That u,eI.
peced opportunity presents itselfto send to Brazil the
works on slavery requested for that Empire Professor
Agassz has kindly consented to take them with Lin TO
Rio de Janelo and it is earnestly requested that the
friend. Of freedom will send al least one volume or
pamphlet bearing on this subject. before o'clock p M
Tuesday. to j. O. Wood. esq. at Wheeler Wilson,
No 625 Broadway.
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MARRIE ID.

AMBLER-FOWLER-At Bsdf9fd. N.sohes'ef 70 y. l.
ON Wsdne day March ~ 1868 By the Rev Peter H. ifrrsy
u Augustus Amber Of Yorktown 10 Char ,tto A. ro"eh
daughter Of Needen Fowler ESQ. OF Bedtosd 10 'A'ss
E,BIE-BlGSBEE--On Saturday. 18Th Inst, ~ ne ,y.
pr Morgan Of St Thomas Chufch, Nr MILAN X Esdse
TO Miss Lizzie =. Bigsbcr al Of this city.
Orange Coanty papers please copy.
KIP-KINNEY-On Tuesday keb. "a, In Irinhf 'huten
Nice France by tie r. Rev. the II -iop OF SshoIuis Is
sisted by the Rev. l. thder. Eng.ah Chaphn es N'ee
VIM lnraham Kip. r., son Of the officiating prhIp y,
Elizabeth Cernenns, cde. dnushs-t OF the hon !" NJ
Kinney Minister II the uuad States 10 tn. 'ou'
IUFu
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Mail. Close AT the Pesi.Omce.

a.. Ma,rb II loi a.
Cnb, Wednesday Mach n................. ici D. m.
yor Havana BY steamer Columbia, Wednesday,
M,,cb aa ..'..,,..................... u p IN.
ncs"n Queen Mareh 70 observation-disclosures. lOi IN.
NS ond f and nS fs M and "a D.
No ol., ''' - - a VF..,.....3 a. IN and p. IN.
D 49,, Mai wis Ne ~ Haven II K..3 o. M, aud Y. ~
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To CURE DISTURBED SLEEP-Add one table
spoonful Of d.. TALBors INDICATED pINr,pPiE CiDER
o. lumber el cold water. and drnk before You ie
tire II ,ha, does not make you sleep take two table
spoons full OF the CIDER.
For sale evervwherr. n. r BlBBrTf Sole Agent
Nos c. 65 60 d. o., o., 20, - and - Washington st.
New. York.
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Business Notices.

-UALE's HONEY OF IIoREnoCND AND IAR-
cltsln for coughs cold inaaen4a loanene'' dhen
breathing aud oil affections Of the throat bronchial iube and
LUNGS leading to oonsumpon. Tnr HONEY % lioRrnorNp
.oo,hes all irritation. Inn Tan BALM OF GnEsD r'ne
rste cleau.e and heal OIL par q hc throat aud iung'
there Il nothing lie Il. 30 per bottle. For sale by al Dr..
r., CnAHLTs DovSER, General Agent,
No. A. cedar.,..n y
For COUGHS, COLDS AND THROAT DISORDERS,
use BRowx. BRoscnrAL TRocnrs, having P'or@ their
efficacy by test Of many years The Tfoche' sre highly
recommended and prescribed by Physicians aud Surgeons Ia
the Amy. Soldiers and ohcer' brns e'Po'ed to sudden
changes, should always be supplied with TIM IEoohK' a.
they give prompt relief
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S Highest Premium
Loci stitch SEWING .MAcHISEs-ho G'5 Broadway see
WHEELER wiLsoS's BurroS Hour MACHINE
NEEDS Sewing Machine Cos highest pre-
MUM Lock stitch Meclines No so ftotdNsy, ;. !.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMER, IL.
GIyss Tug BlsT" PATESr LINBs TO 5OtDiSEs-rKrE. 'N
BwAY Ny 1000 CHEsTSrr 81 .rha 10 GREENE -. 70.
ton. GoMsrssoxrD ny srHoEoS q EsraAL Barnes. e. :
BATcnrLoRB HAIR DYE.-1hc best in the
world Perfect napra reliable harmless "a ,'9,rro'
!
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES
Carte, Vi,notte 81 per dorm. Duplicates AZ Al n.sa
ves registered. II. a. Lrwrs No. l54chs,hsm't, y \.
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS cure Indigestion, Heart
bum, &c o. cent? pr eor. Prepared by , w. "lLL'No
No. 55I Broadway. sold by all dug:ilts.
TgUssEs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SCsPESsoRy
B,NpAGrs, suPpoaTEns. 1c.-MARsm Cos Radical Cure
Truss Office only at No Vefey-st Lady attendant
GROVER 4 BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
nc Stitch and Loeb Stitch SEWING MAcnlNts Nof'o bioad
way, Nowiors snd No. 80 FULTON H. ntOoA'!"'
Orr, KXox's SPRING STYLES or GENTS HATS.
No 2l2 Broadway, corner Of fol,on.,t.
LADIES USE STBRLIYG's AMBRosIA for your
Rsi, Mice Rabbits GTeeian Ours Waterfalls and omp'ns
tie Han
"TmE LUNGS
SrRIcKfASDs MgturLuous CordH bAsAh - tne on
.uye cnre for oughs Cold Bronchitis Asthma and 1oup
ton IL never fails affect permanent cure; tef a,e
y C. WELLS 4 Co. No. us Franklinsi, " J. III sihi'A
| LANDS Tosic cures the worst cascs OF Dysp-pns
OLD EYES MADE New.
AP,xpHIHT directing how 70 speedily restor sight ana
oys M, snrcacle without aid OF doctor medicine sent
/ mail fee OH receipt 10 cents. Address 40
h. B. foorE, NJ. D., No. l,i9o Br'sdway n !.
FAMILY SEWING, Of every description neatly
done on the Grover Baker Machine, No $50 bIosaway
between Twenty frat and Twenty seend'' ohovn HOVER.
BAKgE MAcHISrs for sale and machines, WITH operators
sent to families by the day or weeh
SgCOyp.HANp SAFES ia large numbers, OF
our own and others make taken in exchange Tor our ne"
p.eu, ALus and Day r,i:r.r s.rr No sf Bc.dwsy
GEsIY, No. 5l3 BROADWAY, ushers in thu
ins styles OF SILK md CAssIxrHr hAr foI GIsTLrsns
Nav sEwISo-MAcnISEs.i
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To THE PUBLIC.

CARD FROM THE FnsT NaToSAL PfrRoLErn ConPANr
People aye hereby cautioned not to coniound
lately 100, In this city under the maize Of the FIRST Ma
riosAL PHrRoLEuS COMPANY with tue company for which
the undergued officer. snd whose Office I. at No loo
Broadwsy It i believed that the srea, with which
the original snd nuine company met md the great value Of
their p opefes hsve induced designing persons to attempt
, .r.ad upon Il public by Tie Of theis lime.
Til. belief .eems fully juilaed 10y tie feet that this last
concern have many names attached % their prospectus and
advertisements which canno, be found n The Directory aud
which ere made resemble prominent names In the com
luiy aud bccsuse they hAv. sudueuy copied OF forged
editorial notices. sud pretend they were designed Tor tLeu
aud yariog. other Circumstance, aud PARTICULAR which vii
BE- given on application 10 this Office.
& n. APPIEGATE
Pre.id.n, Of First Sa,iousl Petroleum g..
Ioux u Horr. s.cre,-ry No. 100 BRoADwAT
DR.. TRAYKLIN AyD THE South CAROLINA
PL,SrEa-A ncud rrcs tbs; the suuimeT before TIE
War az the house 4 Lospisbe South Carolina planter he
ap morning viii The sum- and vi" shout to venture
forth on morning wsn When he was CHECKED by the planter
q, tie door
..You csnno, p,.. Sir. Too early"
"r-. ..sly Why. ny dear Colonel wha. says d.
FTanaini
Early to bed md early to ri.e will make healthy
AID wealthy md wise.
"ysry the sI, but al hlscy Early rising snl the in
b.s,on upou al empty stomach Of the morning malaria Of
tile county North aud SOUTH lave been tie death n thou
.aud,-,l, dcah o. thousand sr-om the time OF Captain
John Smith 10 this day Rest til after breakfast fory your
stomach with cup q hot coffee and then the noSou' 'epor
Of the i, being eIhaed 10y the sun, we vii lake no9nny
ride
But ny dear Colonel am always fortified with wine
sla.so HosrE1rEKs CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrErs'
All then SIR you may stick to Dr. FRANKLIN hosrErrsRs
AGENT At Charleston supplied and ala expecting ro'
yt. lTTTFHs |
protective aeeu.t Oh the resulting from naiTA Dr.
fauklln hold good Sir the swamps Of south ,aio
lima. iffor,iEed with 1Io.rEIrrE's BrrrERs"
DO not WASTE YOUR MONEY buying any OF
~. uun.rous worthless articles called Gold Pens w,h have
flooded the msTkc, oI tie sst few years when Ut over
price. you can set pens whc Acknowledged to be the
EFsT ~ the WORLD.
Avoid The shameless UpsaG;s whose lax Of brain 'ompes
them 10 aemp, IslTAroS, "a e ddreri"eS'e"L y you
want the fi value Of your money In another column
aThe Pen {. NJ shter than the sword"
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Travellers Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson II. r.. from 5oihs Depot.
4 sld ~ a. M, aud $40, ., and loi D. M. sa'
day train hom :ioth 81 p. City cars run be-
tween Chambers aud 30ih-sts. stations.
IL Albany. BY Harlem Il. r., 16th-s'. iih'av 10 a.
To baltimore bv the Ney,.jer.ey Il. L., loot Of
Colrisndtst 8 aud III A. M, : p NJ ana Il -
midnight Sunday. .;.....:,...,.' y III
To Boston, by New london line, Pier 81 n; x.
Norwich Line Pier 30 y r.. Neptune Line, Pier
2 " r. and stonins 'on line, Pier 10 n. R.,daiiy
tsurday excepted. .......:.....:..:...'.:.,., ~
To Boston by New-lIaven II. H., via springfield
To Boston by New Haven X. r., 2'ti-st. aud 9Th
az. via Shore Line. Ia and p. IN. Sunday.. r. IN
To Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport, foot OF PEEK .,
To iudso aud the West by Erie liafoad: loot
oChamhers-st. and !" g. m and p H.
To Cleveland. o.. by Ataptic aud Great W esiern
R.R. via ire Railway foot Of [ ham0eIs u, con-
Meeting with Railroads for all principal cii's IN
the West a. M and :'.'''..'.. p H.
ToGFeeupori pa ~ lant on Saturday, T. NJ 70
laphsuk. lsip. taruiusdale. Long Island, Nv H.
]. Railroad, from James slip and foot Of 5ith 81.
T.. A. M and D. M
To Hepy.Haven H1rtford sad sprinsird-5team
erslenve Peek Slip at y aLd ................. II
To New. Hsvon by the New Haven RR, 2-th-.r.
sud 4;hsv.. OF T. II, l2l 3 3i5, ~ and p m
To the Wesi. by Pennsyyan t.ntial Railroad
from foot ~ Cour'laild -. via Ptad'rhti, o IN.
and p m. Sunday tran.........:.......'...s p IN
To the West. by Central Railroad OF Ncw'JeI,ey
via Allentown, nom pier y. r. y o. NJ IL ~
and $500 Sunday tram. ;;....;:;.'; p ILL.,
To PLiale phia.by steamer jesse Hcyt,dlily lSun-
day. excepted from foot of Nalsti brooklyn
connecting at Port Monmouth with trains ior
To Philadelphia by New.Jer.ey i,niroad. ioot
Courtlani st. :. 10 aud llt a. nl., IL H. and bP
aud y midnight S1ndav $3.50. p m
t. Philadelphia pr Raiway sud Steamboat. 'Sun-
days excepted via Camden and Amtoy, tom foot
o. Barcly-st., EIwess.............:.... p III
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co. Line
day pier %, foot Of Robin 81. y H.. At T. H.
To R.d Bank aud Long Branch. By steamer fsse
daily from pier foot OF Moneys ai....''' y p M
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Adv~itls-inentl .,,
GOLD Is DOwy-So are Ladc, mad children,
Shoes. and Gents fine Slippcrs. at jEFfrE- No. 3'J
BroadWa~ Can ana zee.
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A HINT To Born SEXES--HoH TO GAIN AND
RErMS ArrgcrrosIt has frequently been suggested that
PLANTATION BITrERs are, in another form, the Elixir
Love OF the Ancen Tia, they DO mech to quiet family
jars" snd reconcile fre,fu wives to hu,bsnd' verify
believe. When domestic que, is restored and connubs
felicity r.igns supreme,
O. How geat the charm, how swee, the biz,
That finds expression in kiss."
free and proper use Of PLANTATION BirrERs vi inspire
tie souls Of both with pure and hshtoned sentiments
Of aaecon and capacity for and exquisite enjoyment
in each other, society Remember there |. place ke
home and passion like oveand nothing to link the two
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