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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of Che
State of Delaware"
tORioIsAL Mini osEEx, &e)

tDht0ikAh NllL NkhLA. 0c.l
This Company continues oer to the people Of Del.
ware its superior advantages Of Insurance against los
by ire all descriptions OF property, except Niarnp
The Instnlon Is commended by over 90 years exps,
in and attention TO the subject NJ Mutual lnsuran
theiug the nTst To Introduce tho urucpe into our stAt
by OF which, 70 Ia believed the Managers have
been enabled SO 10 adjust md diserminae between tie
different varieties Ol property, 10 render tho member
ship among the most equitable in character Vt the nuner
Gus insurance Companies presented to the public.
II takes credit itself that It's payments losses have
been prompt and Liberal that ia - yeara business AND
losses ryAt hing over SOoOv not single case OF 4a
tnn has occurred, aud scarcely without eutire s4
faction TO the parties insured
Lnokipg to tho safely than the number and
amount Of it, risks II has declined Hundreds of Thin
sands Of Dollars OF Insurance, either requiring too
great amount In a single risk offering unit Oil
ieets OF Insurance for the character uf the Institution
IN this manner It is conceived 1t has the safest nul
most select list of insuunces In proportion to the amuu
-orer Six Millions OF Dollars, OF any other Comraay
As evidence ,s, hss not only reluced the rae
insurance, at all times moderate oue-sixth during ne
asi two years, but 1t presents NOW clear surplus
$4,000, security against any Assessment the Depot
Notes, which sum by the resort TO Scrip certacate-
the btlan,es due to each member now being issued
be paving interest to them from January lS51 al tt
Ateol per cent. per aunum, thus making astl iAtu
deduction.
Ii commenced the year 1862 with real protection
the community in Deposit Notes of S25lHH
Surplus Rund huuU
Total protection, s8pouo
II is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as
Prssldont-JEssE sHARrE
Secretary and Treasnrer-RobRRf MoUABl. NJ. D.
DIRECTORS
Ell Wilson, Brandywine hd James Delaplalu Chi'.,-
Hd. james Webb, Samuel Barr, T. q. stotseuia'-
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington Hd3 robert MeCabe, 'r
Creek lid.; John 7. Willnmrnu, White Clay Creek u
George Janyier, New Castle I'D; Curtis u. Ellison r,t
cader Hd. John Y CLARK, Red Lion Hda WIN qeml.
Smyrna James Il. Butnham, st. Georges Hd. Chiit
7. Fleming, Peter /. Causey, Milford; Henry Todd, Dove
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown.
AdENrS-As we'll tor receiving applications for IL
dues OF members:
Eli Wilson, Brandyvine Id; Robert Meoabe, MIl
Creek Hd.; James DelApiAn Christana lid; john
Williamson, White Clay Creek Hi Curtis b. Bliis u.
PencAder lid Red Lion, St Georges aud Appoquinu
Hundreds, Joseph C. Glihith, Smyrna james Grippe,
Nav Castle Hd Charles \. Fleming, Milford Char
Tunnel, Georgetown Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to tie
undersigned, Wilmington, will receive immediate Aaa
ion
ia RoRERT MeCABE NJ D. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01
EVER AND A0UE.
FEVER AND AGuE.

trlhlean Bitttrs have proved tho most pro,npt and
,,u19ush remedy Rnowu-Huccsssul when luinins hss
i,ared as determined by trials In the United statss
5plAh a. neWark, N j., Fort Hamilton, N Y and
nnvtulpf'i . w., ahl numerous cdseH everywhere ma
,re war; ntod to srrest the chills The rst day
aug IN bnei time expe the disease from the systeln
lot use are strictly adhered to- 'i'"7
We have numerous certificate , ...i ID. ,l ...,.
nut want ol room prev &c. the insertion ofoniy
.i,s ,3"Wlnsi from u s. Army Surgeon. We refer IL
'hcNlsr around bo tie for many others '''' :"
We "Hhrh"ai f'rr 10, u Z. A., dated u a. Hospitsl
~, No, .' ~ ajs' y cured several soldiers unds5
nJ aharge Of obstinate Fever and Ague, shich have %
yn 9l Weeks the usual remedy Of Quinine and wouId
"''hout hesitation use 1t in similar eases"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01

Eureka, lennetts Cocraine, and all other preparalon
for the har sale at the Drug and Prescription s
Of Or j. + Wilson. COZ Market st. julyl5
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01
Cedar Camphol

And hchwerin's Annihilaling Powder, the st,i
remedies for moths and all kinds Of Insects For s
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
Aprls No cas- Market H.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01

The U. $. Circuit Court sits in tho Caur,
Room second story Of the Custom House, in tbs
city, on The third Tuesday Of June and October.
Tie U. s. District Court, meets Al the same
place, on the second Tuesday in January, April,
June and September
Superior Court and Court Of General Sessions.
is held at Georgetown, on the second Monday of
April, and second Monday in October in K .nt
County, at Dover, IN the fourth Mouday in Anil
and fourth Monday in October in New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement of the April term il
Kent and on tue third Monday in Nouember.
The Court Of Chancery and Orphans Court, shall
commence and be he'd in New Castle County on
the third Monday in February, and frs, Mon.
gay IN septemberi in Kent County, on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, aud
on the fourth Monday in September in Sussex
County oo the first Tuesday after the second
MONDAY IN March, and on the first Tuesday
alter the third Monday in September.
The Mayors Court sits in Wilmington on the
first Monday in Marcn, June, September and
December, ''-'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01
REGULATES THE BOWELS.
CORRECTs MORBID sECRETIoNs.
PURIFIEs THE BLOOD
TESTIMONIALS
the
TESTIMONIALS.
TONIC AND RRsToRATI9E.

br. laneway Surgeon In charge of United States
Hospital Newark n J says: ~ experienced very much
benefit from the use Of your Bters after attack
oiyphod fever, and WAS enabled to my duties
In much shorter time than expected after severe
an Illness. Ny appetiie restored, and Digestive
Organs resumed their functions qHe&ly. Ain article
prepared carefully is and from so MANY yALu.
ABLE MRpIoiNrs cannot In my opinion fail to do good
when properly used"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01
Browns Jamaica Ginger,
London Hair RestOrer,

Lows Brown Windsor Soap, and variety Of Perfunill
and Toilet articles for sale at Wilson's Drug aud Mst
nal store, GUS Market St Iulyls
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01
NEW YORK. JnlYlh. 1

he above written records and thousands of ysrbA
statements echo them from other sources
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-09-01
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATIsM.

u W.. PLATT, Ell, Assistant Assessor Internal Re.
VENUE Fourth District, New York, says--I am, irs m
lne nature oi my duties, exposed to all the different
isus "i weather, often saturated the person wet
Ire eie ana have, ~ consequence, been afflicted with
colds ells etc and for long tna with Rheumatism
m o. m 'ne elses Of bad weather. aud my Rheumatism has
entirely disappeared.
Ay SON VINO v in the army Of Gen. Grant writes to
ot ~ 10 send me some Crimean iiers for you cannot
imagine what ready reliei they are after exposure
Wet il use themn ~ " s"e
Nl mere slate that this home on sick leave
@ H,'o shelvlon single bottle restored his appetite
To Join his battery. ''''
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DIED..

BARKFR--A, New Roeh-ile sunday evening Feb. Mary
b. only daughter OF " ian H. AMI hate A. baI.er aged
III. relative. and friends Of the family kindly invited to
attend the unerai from the fe,idenee 81 per parents, On
Jussisv the 1th inst. ~ o'clock. Train leave. twenty
hs-NofA and Haven Railroad Depot "
O'Clock.
EAToS-in Broohlyn on Saturday 'ih Inst Mn Marion
NJ. wife u Pioi A. n ta'on. =, 4. .,,.l ,h
Tic friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend hs
Frrnohs) Onnoud place Brooklyn, Tuesday in ln' al
pm.
0ARSIss-At Ecw.,k n. j. Sunday, FEB. s. Thomas
III Isiv, ana feSds ofthe fsmly are invited attend t.
funeral from the Ce,. NJ p Church. MAsso' st. Nswars
- "A .d,..d,v Al m without further notice. The re-
mains viii be taken TO Morhown, n. j., FOR iniermcni
LFWIs-In Brooklyn. on Saturday morning Feb g. Era
Levi. in the 7tih year q BIZ age -...r,.,; 4
70 .,ind hs funeral from h. late residence. NO ia Henry
ct, on Tuesday the 7sh inst. at , O'Clock p In
Mhahl1 q Nm sirS sd Hs :ss@
The relatives and mend. Of TIE family are Ie'peny Ia
v~d attend the funeral on Tu.sday afternoon 20 ih
al o'clock rou he Ie.douce Of Ter parents, No II Ohf
topher at
McCORMICK-The funeral OF James Henry Mccormick,
died October H. 1854 eldest Of John and Sarah
aged 10 years months and six days, will take place on
Tuesday 7h inst at o'clock from the residence Of h'
fhr friend. and rei4tye, Of the family respectfully in
yited TO attend
PATOS-At Canaudlrus n I. on Saturday, Feb T. Euphe
mia. wife Of James Patton
sANBORN-On Saturday Feb in the 18Th year Of her
Ann Augurs sanborn daughter OF es,or and the late
:.
Her friends and tose ~ the family invited TO attend s
funeral from the re.idenc. Of her aunt, EziDet H. Macy
No 1888 East ThTyhfhsi on Iarsdy the 'ih INST Al
O'Clock.
sEELEY-At hs residence in New Brnnswict' " j., On
Friday Feb Of Inflammation o! the lungs, George se"Iey
ia th. C5th year Of BIZ
Tie friend. Of the family invited 70 'ttcnd The funeral
which win take place om hs late residence" ON ednesdhy
m Garri4y~s will be In attendance a; the depot 10
Brunswick erriya. u the II 80 ma train from New
York which leaves nom Cortlsudt It. HIS remains WI be
taken to Greenwood
WATsON-NOBLE-On Monday, Jan. 30. a, the Church
of the Purans by the Rev ~ the"vef, Henry o. h,nh
change London aud Lausanne kilbufn. Midde.eN, En-
gland to Harriet stiles Noble. daughter Of Dr. NH Noble
Albion, Orleans County, NEWTON.
WARD-A Colersin n C.. on Friday, Jan. ~ Giles l..
Mad ir fin, Liousnan Of the l2h New York Cavalry
Funeral services will be held the Church Of Dr. Budnson
Clinton ave- corner Lafayette, Brooklyn, on Weduesdny
the sth INST. AZ Friends and acquaniaaees are IN
Vicd to attend without further notice.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CoYsUMPrIos.-Fromt trust

CONSTITUTIONAL COMMUNICATION trust
born in the United States have 1t birth lungs tuber
ctlous condition. and In Consequence are pedposed 10
Pulmonary Complaints yet i, equally well established that
this predsposon need end in Consumption Asthma, or
erved and all exciting promptly treated Is they
rise II is in just such DR. JArSEs ExPEcroaAsT
exercises It's most beneficial effects, and Las produced
the largest proportion OF its Besides promptly
removing Coughs and Colds. which when left to themselves
the most common Of ubecuou development this
standard remedy says any Inflammation which may exist
and by promoting easy expecoon ceanes the lungs OF the
substances which clog them up and which rapidly destroy
" hen suffered to remain
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To The Editor o. The n. y. Tribune.
SIR: In the letter published in your paper OF this
morning. General Singleton is reported as saying;
That General Lee impressed him at once with the
idea that be was in the presence OF man whose soul
was filed with every sentiment of honor religion ond
a,rio,ism" How this could be is hard to understand
General Lee who educated at the expense Of the
United States Government and always was hghly IA
1nreI tprned traitor and false 10 his oath and las
eonntrv can only account for the delusioI on the
grounds once heard given to explain the opinion Of
Clergyman on certain point that from great verdenc
.,ioYs I'm fame and on being asked VIVA. he thought
Of its mistress, said she appeared to be hind pous
and chsste v oman. w. w. Do
Neu. York FEB. g.. 1865.
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Special Notices.

Chamber Of CoInmerce.--A special meeting OF the
CHAMBER Of Commerce will be held TIL hSDA1 rat
Fs at oclock receive report from the Special Com
uliiiee the compc an Of tue battery tAti'oh and u"
wharves nd pier. Of the city. By ordrr,
JOHN AUSTIN STE EMS, j., Secretary.
Horticultural 4 $500 inf Hon of the american NJ
tttutr.A meeting Of tho Assoc alton will be held THIS
fTuespyl EVENING "A O'clock at TIA. of the lnsti
tute IN the Cooper Union building The 90 Lecture OF tho
course will be delivered by JOHN HENDERSON snbJea
Winter Flowers" Is. C. TOWNsEaD PresdeHt.
JoHs ". CHAxBKks, Secretary.
American Institute Farmers Club.-The regular
weekly meeting OF the Club will be held TO-DAY TUESDAY
Feb at "a O'Clock at tho rooms OF the Institute IN tho
Cooper Union building Subject, Pruning trees Ind Vines
Mr. C.vensch viii eIphn how fowerr; shrubs should BE-
pruned. JOHN '" CHAMBERS, seefetiry
y. As ord. -Members % Counsil IL stond
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING at Il ocloos at No. J9 9reen-
wich-st. very important A. q BUELL.. President
L. II. CurwsLL Secretary.
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RIGHTS OF CoMMUTERs.-A case OF interest
TO commuters on the Hudson River i1dioad was tined
before the Court of Special Session. Oh Saturday e.
W. Simmons, commuter refused to pay the fdcinohSi
demand of five cents imposed by Che Company since
small cars have been su,stitatod below IlTnet1'st'
and was elected from thr BY the conductor facs
Ueran against whom complaint was mace Tor assault
sno battery The evidence showed that the accused
acted under Instructions rom the officers OF me Com
panv. The Court ruled that the complainant ESQ a
right 10 ride TO ana from Chambers s. by tie terms OF
ms commutstiop The accused was therefore fotnd
gully Of assault and battery ald Gue1.
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Uruguay and Brszil.

To The Editor Of The ~ J. T'ibnns
SIR: | have received communication from
the Minister Of Foreign Relations OF the kepnbhca on
entail del Uruguay, requesting me TO mako known
through the medium OF tie public press that oil treaties
heretofore existing between the Republic OF Uruguay
and the Empire Of Brazil by decree Of the Go'eTn
ment Of Uruguay. declared broken.
have the honor to remain. gentleman, your very
obcdient servant Carlos EymQuE LELAND.
Consul Oriental
late Of Uruspay. Mr. York. Feb. 4, 1865.
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Business Notices.

There's many d slip between the cup and
IN. o- but the cup filed with tie nectar Of health soaA
of wisoln Is he who le,, zip through his fingers Half
rs, full Of HosTETTREs BrTTras taken three tines
ds, Til, season viii ortiy tho body against damp and
cold and keep the stomach liver and bowels Ia good ofas
Do, ,, Let thi, slip your memory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Change Of I1rru.
DIVINE TO THE RECENT DISSOLUTION AND REOR-
GANIZATION OF OUR FIRM,
NE DESIRE TO REALIZE AT ONCE
UPON OUR SUPERB STOCK OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING GOODS.
WE THEREFORE, OFFER THE ENTIRE sTOC X OF
THE LATE FIRM,
AMOUNTING TO OvER
100000
Consisting
WINTER, SPRING,
SUMMER CLOTHING,
AT A LARGE REDUCTION
FROM PRESENT PRICES.
Our fine aoeA Of piece goods will be MADE to ORDER
in our best stiles, OF the SAME LIBERAL ABATEMENT
IN PRICE.
DEVLIN & CO.,
BROADWAY. corner Of GRAND-ST.
BROADWAY, corner Of WARREN'ST
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TIE PHILADELPHIA CUsTOa-HoUSR KOB-
nFRY-G Milton Allen, late cashier at the PhbadsIphi
.r.,I, UoIse ma, been held for trial. bis bail being
G3ed al $4,000 The L. > District Attorney claims 70
have shown on emhezzemeDt Of about $uptb Inc
case will very shortly DE brought on for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

HALES HONEY OF HoREHOUND AND TAR
breathing and oil affections OF the throat bronchial and
lungs leading to consumption. The HONEY HOREHoryD
soohes all irritation THE Tar BALM OF GILEAD pene
rntes ceanse aud heals sill parts Of the throat and lungs
There nothing like IT, Soc per bottle For sale by all drug
gists- CHARLES DOwsER, General Agent,
No. A. Cedar St, n. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

HEART DISEASE gentleman IN tins city
who was troubled with papita,lon Of the heart in
duced 70 try DIR. TALBoTs PINEAPPLE CIDER lie as
s1res the doctor that after using the CIDER short time
according 10 the first direction night and morning be
ind himself entirely ed and in perfect health.
Il. I. BABB!TI. Sole Agent.
Nos GA 10 "a WnshingtOn-gt.. Now York.
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TAdvert @IneuiI

GIVE CONSTITUTION WATER \ FAIR TRIAL
We mean Won who are under specialist care from
venr ~ ar and We particularly slude 10 ladies who
Re constantly resortng 10 i0cdi Treatment and Gil sOita
OF local applications for diseases with NJ mach chance oil
success ns there would be- from local applications To t.
throat for Diseases Of the brain. sold wholesale by
MORGAN & ALLEN. No. 10 ChfIst.. and ell druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

DR. Schenck will be at his Roomz, No. " bosdw, New
York every Tuesday, from IN until oo %A p IN AL
vice Free but for thorough examination Of the unss win
the
RESPIROMETER,
hi, charge will be three dollars When thoroughly e1end
expect to be told the true condition Of his lungs
Schenct Pulmonic Syrup Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills, will even in the advanced stages COnsump'ons
Livercompan, aud Dyspepsia which Is generally the fore
runner of Consumption cured by the OF Seaweed Ton
ic and Mandrake Pills.
Persons they enter Dr. schenks receive ticket
giving them the number Of their Persons unwe 80
be obliged to in carriages viii receive attention se
once
Price for the Pumouc Syrup and scsweed Tonic 81 %
per bottles 81 30 the hall DOZEN bottles Of Syrup and
one Of Tonic for % 75- Mandrake Pills Is per box
supply OF the medicine, always kept for sale at the Doc
tor. Rooms No. 80 Bond-st.
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Demuicent .
Dennlcent.
DFMULCENT :

This entirely Soap ia beyc1d all comparison the ese
con pound yet offered for
CHAPPED OR TENDER HANDS, - .
THE NURSERY, AND ALL TOILET y iES
Msnuiactui ei only by
J. G. HULL'S son, No 50 PARK ROW " =.
Who also oers upward of go varieties OF roiet and taps
Soaps and CandeA For sale by most all respectable dearA
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Medical Hydrokonia,

THE sAyK, BrvtyEST AND RATIONAL TREATMENT OF
CATARRH AND ITS COMPLICATIONS,
INTRODUCED AID PRAcrcED pY
DIR. s. CLESSON PRATT.
Tor .iq wear. Principal of Tre-eq Eye and Ear Institute
Boston; Lecturer on Di,eos7 ~ the Orga"
Special Sense; author O. shs M'diea!
Specialist, Hydyokossc, &C.
PROFESSIONAL ROOMS, No. 70, BhOADWAi'
NETWORK
Opposite Z" Grace Church"
RECEPTION Hours FROM 10 A n. TO ~ L.
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The Remedy Of the AGE
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY CARRESO BEOrHEHS & Co.,
KNOWN A NYALLIpLx YoR IRE SPEEDY CURB or


PhaHlSS, GROUP. and all other diseases Of the CHEST
and THROAT Affections rcsu.ting from FALLS,
BLOWS, or BRUISES, however severe:
PHI l. $,
HEMOsRHAGEs, WOUNDS, COMMISSIONS. BURNS
FELONs ALL KINDA ULCERS, CRAPpED
LIPS, HANDS. ETC; HEAyacHE.
TOOrHACHE, EARACUR,
and all oths- NEURALGIC, RHEUMAgtC, SPAS
. MODC PAINS.
This Balsam Is especially odapd for the sse OF the my
and no soldier sbould without it, aDorg the anv-
tues possesses its power and efficacy in stopping henor-
rhs-s preventing T.TASrs and cleansing md
healing WOUNDS far superior to those Of aroeher reno
dies heretofore discovered.
Full directions for use arornd each botsie.
Circulars containing said directions ane large number d
valuable letters certifying tie wonderful eeeted by
this precious medicine be he'd upon application " the
TROPICAL BALsAM COMPANY'S GENERAL DEPOT,
No. Wall street New York and will be sent 10 fvate re
dences by mail. request.
Price Of bottles 81 cents and 81.
The Company will the Ba.a by Express o1receipt
OF price.
Heads families adys.dto keep this Balssm certainty
on hand In order 10 time oil WOUNDS txhok
RuAsEs BCRys BRUISES &c, thus obtaining i'm 'ediafs
cure saving time suferng and money also, the who
devoted such occupations them to dan or OF
requ. the instruments wherevh they may be II ared
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IAdyertiseraeat1

LACE CURTAIEs,
New Persian Styles just received
Il L. d j. l.. KELTY No. $50 Bsoadway.
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Advertisement.
CHEROKEE Pills - FEMALE REGULATOR
Sold by all druggists. 81 per box. Thirty two page
namphict free. Address Dr. ". X. MERwIs & Co.,
no Is I.iherly-st, New FORK.
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Low PRESSURE STEAM HEATING
BIxKR SAITH 4 Co. No. lS2 CKNrRpsr.

UuL's HAIR DYE, 80 cts Black or Brown :
sli.L,.. Dspo, 10 BATcAyst. Sold by al Drusssis
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IAdvertisonnentI

WINDOW SHADES,
Gold holland, g., new style Shade Fixtures at re
duced prices ,,
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IAfvertis.ueni.i

TNfVeTtlsrfntnf.I
JEPPEfs, 573 Broadway, is selling his stock OF
Ladies' and Children Boots and Shoes aud tine Gons
Slippers q low prices Jefiors, 5'J Brosdwey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07

Among the catalogue Of diseases with which humanity sui
fers there is complaint common troublesome so
offensive dangerous in its ultimate results little un-
dersood and unskfy treated by medical in general
Csarrh The truth i physicians in this country At Least
educated to doctor the bedside and not treat eedi
diseases Hence In the MAN, the disease In question nes
ec,ed by the subject and overlooked by the physician until
reaches the lungs when all attempts at at best but
little better than blind experiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
Adriaiic Fire Insurance Company,
TO. l39 BROADWAY, NEW.fORk.

CASH CAPrTAL 500 O0o.
This Company has this day given notice to the board OF
Fire Insurance Compsnie that Withdraw It's assent 70 the
Tariff Of rses adop,a hy Board aud TO the Rules
respecting Commission bEokerAgr' ana otoAe's'
Vur.r, A seaver T. " Morgan. VIM II MHrston,
Andrew Csrrigan, N l. Cogswe rIrsohtr nefpel u.
James Saydan, J. Grand toIer yohh '" hNIef'
Joseph Stewart J. Il Agnew, oiset NIn'4t - .
Nm q; FARGO Paul $ Forbes, sheppard y Knapp
n A Wi.haus James NJ Motley G. GODFREY Gun,LeE.
Edward Rowe, Geo. W. QupiaTd Ibos ho"~b.'
John Garcia, w. r. Everett, = n. oixhan,
Thos. r. Sturges, Daniel Deyln- J. ogdei. 49, hp'an,
W o. H. Guion, John +. Deyiin. Marshal o. Roberts,
VIM T. Blodger. VIM. j. Schenck, r. '" Lewis III,
Property Of al kinds including Ships in Pot and theF
csr goes, insured Oh favorable terms -,,, p,,,
W Irvts
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Office Of the Laboratory OIL J. q. Poll
late of Jas T.. Chiffon a. Co.,
No 90 Prince Mercer. ~ y.
JAMES r. Chiffon NJ. d.. julius q. PoHLg, NJ. d.. As<'
lyticai and Consulting Cheni'; , ,.e.
have made a chemical analysis of the Tropical Bass pro
pared BY Messrs Caueno. Bros Co.. and found, alter
thorough examination 1t, that 1t composed exclusively
vcpeb ,ubstances-prncpay Of gums aud re,nspossoss
ing decided medicinal properties contains at css
prove deeterou health when taken Internally or spneo
Internally; its astrngent and healing properties penn wen
cau!a,ed 20 stop hemorrhsees and heal wc nds ulcers &C
1siguedl JULIUS q. POhLE NJ. D.,
Successor to Dr.. Jas. X. Chiffon Co,
Anelyt,cal Chemist. al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-07
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