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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-19
STEAM NAVIGATION COZ

NATIONAL bTEAM NAVIGATION CUM
IN PANY.
NIMTED)
NETWORK TO LIVERPOOL. CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PASSENGERS.
shjp. Tuns Commander
.OroSun.
ENGLAND (builGiogl ......3 40. -
Scott AND, 1858. .Tppp
iRIN Grace.
3.................. PTowse.
PENNSYLV ANA "a. Nc ~ vn.
LOUISIANA. To-
Leaving Per NO. -, North River. a. follows; -
HELVETIA.. Saturday. Sept. %,
ERlN........................ Saturday Sept. ~,
VIRGINS. Saturday Oct Z,
AND EVERY SATURDAY HEREAFTER.
The CABIN board these steamers are I'M
surpassed and the lower than BY any Other line
Cabin passage 80: Steersfc. $50 Payable In currency
The these vessels viii not be accountants for spsc
Nslnsbs bills Of adng having their value expressed
therein, signed therefor.
For freight or cabin passage app'y.o
WILLIAMS e GUION. No. II Wsl-ss.
For steersge passage apply TO No. 20 Broadway.
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TArLg Of The Lo0ns Specie Crcuation and Depos. Il, Ia.
Banks Of Che Guy Of Ae York for the ueek ending Slx
urday September IL, 1905 70 Dhieh AFFIXED he Capital
Of each Bank.
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Hlacbinern.

ANNULAR 'l'.n'n'' DRILL.
THE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY OF
Il NETWORK now prepared 20 furnish their ma
chimes built in the most toIouRh manner and unciuaef Tor
rapdity economy aud precision Of work The simplicity
durability and cheapness the machine renders superior to
aIythng in for all purposes OF miing rnneing quarry
ing and rock blasting The machines be used By steam OF
hand power easily handled and be op-rated al all
angles For further particulars uqu A. the office address
J. WALES, Treasurer No 10 Piaost, y. y.
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The PottSUiNe Miners Journal Of Saturday says:
The quantity of coal sent by railroad this week is
e2453 IA; by canal IS 394 for the week. 100 sa7 IA
tuns. against l02 $40 for the corresponding week last
year.
The trade sums up this week as follows, COM
pared with last year:
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b. captured the forns, place, and /. repor . ecom.
psnies 10 70 The effect that Montgomery tt' also
fallen. These two points were used by the rebels
" depoH for nearly oil the supplies
gathered in Middle and Southern Asbsms,
and their capture will be q death blow to the
rehollion in ths, State. Montgomery is The capital
Of Alabsms, and was the fr-, capita! q ttc Con.
federsey. II is not known on rhs, day MouiRotn.
cry W. captured. bu, selm. vas taken on the 2nd
insi.-,hs day thu, Richmond ~As evacuated. The
two towns Selma and N 1ntgou.ry, being only forty
miles spsrt, by railroad IL lie probable thu, tie frat
and last capital of ",ho Confederate States Of
America" ense.od the nblesu1 of rebellion on or
abou, tho same day notable ooipcidoncc The
notorious rebel cavalry leaders, Fonaksr and RoD-
DY, arc said 70 have bcen captured, with their en-
TIRE commands n the statement Is correct, the
rebels have no organized army cas-, Of the nis,is.
sippi. with the exception of the Mobile garrison
aud JonssroH's foroe in North Carolina
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LNN'nnrRG, the town for which Gen. I've uAs
aEuF 10 his recent retreat fr, IN Potter sbury, has
quietly surrendered to our forces, aud no Virginia
to- Of any Importance nov remains under rebel
ru9' The capture Of Lynchburg, but for the
'sn'tuh'lon Of Lgrs srny, would have been AN
event worthy Of special rejoicing, for It is town
OF considerable military Importance, end is vAlua-
tie az uepo' Tor sruy supplies. Its acquisition
even no" Is WORTHY Of note, and its occupation by
our troops leaves nothing more for ,he army to &c.
comrlsh in Virgins Lyuchburg 4, about s.xly
miles west Of Farnville, where L.E's arm, ,rr.
rendered, and Is the terminus OF thrse ,r,uo,t.r,
railroads, viz; the Souths side road, the ornng. and
A,ysUdria road, and the Virginia and Topuoss,,
rood Previous to the war II had a population Of
about twelve 'houssnd people, and, With the eI
'opHol Of Richmoud was probably the most i'm.
= ant grain aud tobacco depot IN hs State
s''''al sttenHts have been made by our forces,
a. ,.creu' slages Of the war 70 get pos.
session Of Lynchb1rg, bu. in every case
are was '.c result The voluntary surrender
N' I,7 At tbs time will probably he pre-.
r'1 'AA' al Ito lesser towns in tho State Will
..cll follow
VIE 'Ne 'mportaL, events In Virginia have
's'' 'rAnsp'r.ns NE progress Of our arm, I'm ths
"'' states has suffered no abatement. Tho gres,
cavalry exp d'tion which started from Y,stpor, IN
''' n' "e'Stcrn portion Il Mississippi, about two
week +'" under command OF General Wuso,. h.,
'''N nrar1 from. Twill he remembered, tina, In
'i''N" 1nS Hpol Its probable destination, which
''s generally understood TO be Mobile, W. ,po.
GtSie4 that the line u march would pnoh.h,v n.
deIlntet enough T. strike Selma and n,,.....
:" '""ts' We no" have the mems thai Tic column
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BETTER School Teachers Wanted.

We have recently received suumbsr ut cornmu-
nic,,ions bearing complaints against certain teach
ers holding positions IN tho public schools We
have nc, room for tho publ cation ~ these lctte'
but from the apparently reliable statements con-
,.inoi iu a majority OF them, sro LED TO believe
tha, in many instances teachers are employed who
arc totally unfit for instructors of youth. case
il now pending In Court, in which female teach
er in ono Of the public schools is charged with
beating smother woman with = club, and iniictins
such injuries that II was thought advisable 10
hold an ante morton szAminstoa. II rn,y 10, ~
the deiendsn, IN this case AYERS, that there was
great provocAtion for her act. Rut what might
not expect FROM y schoo tcsher who would be
guilty Of such conduct under any circunstances'
We fear, Judging from ths statements OF our cor
respondents, that there arc many teachers engaged
IN the public schools at the pr cscnt time, who
better fitted for almost anything else. There is
lot another class Of City employees who's qu,li6-
catons for their duty should be so thorough rs
,ha, Of shool teachers yet II Is notorious thut
their appointment in mos, instances, is depoaden,
solely upon tho political and personal influence
they can bring 10 SheAr Clerks in the various
departments Of tho City Government are
required to he qualhei FOR their appoint1 rnts as
well as to be satisfactory politically and otherwise
butthc policy pursued in appointing teachers, in
some cases, 10 he based upon the BELIEF hat
anybody will DO to insuc, ,hs children of this city
fatal mistake. No person that Is not qusliGe 10
impsrt Wholesome moral principles, Is 1T Tor a
teacher OF youth; and such pr Iciples can he i'm
parted only a. they reflect tho qualities Of mind
and heart pussessed by the instructor. Teacher,
should not only DO we'll educated and competent to
imparI instruction IN the mos, comprehensive man.
ncr, but they should 10 uneIcepuopsble in moral
point Of view. How many OF the teachers In uur
ward schools would pass scataless If such stcst
were applied Parents should remember that sc
future " their children, whether Tor good or evil,
depends greatly upon tho Influences they are now
receiving in the public schools, The way 10 reform
the evil, as II now tx.ss, ia FOR parents 10 take
greater personal intcreS. In tie instruction which
their children receive at school snd - do hat they
can, TO break up that psrnicous system OF appoint,
| men1s which makes them dependent upon lnlu-
enees foreign to the requirements OF saucatlou.
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mr. Lipcoln's Proclnmntioss.

BToKs tho details Of General LKss surrender
have been carried out Mr.. LINCOLN isslo. his pro.
olsmston closing certain ports IN the United
States; thereby virtually saying 70 foreign nations,
that all trade with those ssror,s IL forbidden This
proclsmst alton 10 Immediately followed by another
which, in stronger terms Aserts the right OF United
States vessels Of war 70 those privileges We sccord
TO the war ships Of other nations Waiting our har.
bors. Foreign sta.osmen may consider these pro-.
CARNATIONS a. msdc rather too early, and
be inclined 10 say that We should no, lie
joyful before -e have entirely emerged nom
tho woods Of our domestic difficulties Never
thelcss, The people Of this country will heartily
endorse tho doctrine promulgated By the President,
and will sustain him In requiring tina, the anne re-.
spect he shown towards our flag, that We exhibn "
the flags ~ other nations. An early declaration Of
this scntinenL IL not necessarily act Of bravsdo
or n defiance flung at the nations who accorded bel
lgeront rights W rebels bu, u Ia an assertion that
we have been engaged IN putting down domestic
treason, no,withstndng tho efforts q other ma
tons 70 prevent US. II England or France should
undertake to deny our risht N enforce the Vows
contained In tho two proclsmanons alluded
to, II does NOT follow that war will enSuc,
however the statesmen Of thosc countries may
talk and blustcr about II. We have
demonstrated Our right 10 manage our own Affairs,
In our own way and # john Bull or ,ho French
man do not choose W recognize IT, 10 much the
wUss for them. We 10 not, however, anticipate
such decision on the part Of England or France
The statesmen OF those nations arc 700 shrewd 10
support the cause o. Copfoderacy no longer sbl-
10 trade " III them and when they discover that
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a European Challenge.

THE intelligence brought rs yesterday by The
City Of New York, indicates possible serious com.
plicshons with foreign power. The rohel rnm
sIonewIlL which for the past few weeks has been
waiting in the hArbor Of Forrol for an opportunity
to escape sho vigilance Of the sacramento and
Nisgar.-two United States steam freates that
have lately been watching her movements with
serious n1entions-slippod her cable st an oppor-
tune moueuL snd headed for Lisbon. Tie two
men-of-"sr started In pursuit. before-as is
Aleged--Ae time fixed by tho Portuguese
authorities tor ono belhgerent to follow
smother, had arrived The immsliAio result was
that tie sacramento and Ni,rara were fred upon
ty the belem fort; the Niagara was struck, and a
seaman KILLED. OF course the STAR will immeli-
| stsly bo investigated, and " the commanders II
the Sacramento and Niscars were no, entirely in
the wrong, Portugal will he called To immedi a.e
account. Tho tone Of the Presidents o,lsmstion,
published in the Sos Of yesterday, clearly demon.
str .tes that are not in mood 70 he rifed with
/. might have made its appearance earlier but per.
Aen- M ISsooLs Wa vhe In s~ossipg every pos
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

stop that Scratching and use Nhcaton's
Itch ointment 1t cures Itch and sat khenm IN
iorfy-e,.ht hour, and all eruptons Of the sSin. sold
b. 90 UpIrri,ts. By
Prices Greatly Rcduccd.-Spring Clothing
o. eseN vsrintt % =. H "a DIV .u'f, anu - bon rr,
me- lHrts uFsortuput .ui f'orC la the C' ). letGr
s'yl's sad prt's less th,ldfCr'' d, r'mcrt. 'lT
Grover q Hnhcr's FIRST Premium Elastic
siitou and lct su'ca sewing hHchtn'e, iJ5 BipHd-
WV. Nc'' Notk aud $50 Fulton II. bronNivn $50
Wheeler ~ Wilson's Iighcsl Premium
Locs-Sti'Uf sowing Maohncs, nui BuitonhOle Ma
chlne. % NInalwav. NV Nlrk -
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Ne. frL1oN writes " Ne Baltimore AnEuicAS
Ill account o. his Wait 70 the forts IN Charleston
harbor. The following are extracts
Your suNrrR
Tho amount Of work done TO Keep NJ the defensive
Ipsor ~ Fort sumter hAs leen muipuse 10th inside
Nhelr the Dupont attack WA made, and which hat
meyer NlervArds teen reached b. our nels the out
rre marks are deep and effective, and aots the lover
cn mate tinter supports we're erected - sustain Tie
walls uhioh are cracked and broken to an Vtoush-
ms ctieut Fort Sumter, from lsing Al immense
btct iortihohtion, has been rndica ~ tfausioun'i
luio an Immense aud poWoifl oarthpork. htoui
aoHen oi lie casematc guns are eth in.act, sIt al
did on the monitor Acct Nhcn az sked b. Admiral
upont 10 :" enabled &C. effoctualy protect tie line
protect Itself from assAut. Even II an BssauItIug
party should have effected slod-ircnt " ise,i,eut
that IL the rebel intention W tot.ie to their
lgiuh-proots, the rife nom The lool-holts. aud
allow the surrounding fcbel works ~ pour shot and
p'lef N rotirC The immcuru pataie ground IN the
centre perfectly clear of rnhhlsh ard ~ on steui
W s centre and icok up at the tuTroundins d''oa-
upi' ~ strongly reminds you ~ the view ION the
ocuNc OF Tho tuiiicum AZ kOuc
rour NcrtrGm.
Amer spending about All hour among ne historic
ruins Of sumter. We crossed over TO sullivan r.
land TO visit Fort MOultre and it, conilu,us ,urts,
extending several miles above and 20 ov 'hc Oh fort
Including Battery Beaufernrd. battery Bee, lg-t
one hundred guns, among which stlc a numb, Of
English manufacture, and one from tie Vrock 4 g.
keokuk. the i'llow of which h mounted Tie
Charleston battery, These works are Ia nno cordi-
ton and INT few Of the guns are spbed The maya
kincs are hlod with powder, and iumcuso rll,r OF
shot aud ihe are strcwn srouud in cycy dlIccii9n.
Mhrkr ofrhels from the lronsidce md ;ho Monitors
arc visible In aud round old Fort Moultre, front
OF Nhich the wreck, Of n dozen or mofe blockade
rnnnoIr are visihle, which hsd been grounded sud
d.euoyet by our feet. The old Moultre houto and
h'zilH az the coiths's winch once lutihed Sulli-
v.n's leland hay" either Disappeared NJ, 10 7lus
and houiiue'ile i~ m reality. no more. hi. va
formerly tho sumner resort Of the Charlcs'onians,
bu, nov presontra most dcsolate aud ofhidiinf "
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- Il hi n.

BROWN Annie. dlurhtcr Of James and MARY
hio~u, OF scarlet ieyc- ssed years, - month. and
IL day.
she viii no removed from the residence Of her ps-
rauU, Second ave, 'hi- Ihurday, ~ o'clock T..
v, = butuwOol Cemetery Tor intaunent. IN"
relatives und friends OF ihe family requested To
attend tho 'uuorsl, without turthcr notice. ll5
CONWFLI.-On Tuc.dlv, Arril II, William Con-
well, youngest sou OF len AMI tho late Edward Con
we'll
The friends and relative, Of the family arc rn.,ct-
hIlv invited 20 stcnd the funeral, tlP iIhu4lIAyJ
nitcinoo n, a. oc...E, IRON TIE r,sidcno" OF his
bIothor-iu-lsw, ." L,-, oh ~. lul
ThFr-On April IT, .i5, after lonr and sovero
Hin, A.. Harriet r. W" 90 An I".. p. ar. aged %
years 40 months aud ds,t.
No more, my fri, nd, dou't weep for me-
ain l0r' into CttrIttyt
lh' va O. death sou al must 'rcal,
And fl'ep - me tnonr the do'd
Tho ircudF sd rcllivcr of tho 'amilr arc respect
tuli invited 90 tend the H.uVru THE dat NJ =
o'Coct, the roe,utu,o o. h,r parents 800 ssvouth
t. ''sr Ave. G. l2l
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
-hlte'h aH'rsuted vitAout pain, or Ln cbars. r.
iIsl ''t.t inherited. each. Teeth inlr.tei ,sith
TN. Jay NlLLEHs, lob GIa.i st., : blob,
Bag
4 SIT OF TEETH MADE IN q HOTrps
- al 70 oAlh ave, bet 2lst ard 22d sta Cbesn
HknI uu'hbe ulN't sou ~. pumurrs 10 ne, ~
!inu'ulut hP-7N 1iooi alsn wei N.cd love. ,ots IN
i'It ,5lN"1loH oI no Nay. No advance rrguiIcJ
l"HI lnht s'@ mesh every day, gwen without extr.
-. "A
hrAtliFIL AND TSENIl.-TFETu on
CO.,, '.E' OF rod - i'.2 each tooth: llILler. mil
ts} -it 10 y, .'ttl ektuctc! vithout Min. or
.,rl tlln tod or other ilinps, So cents unvaiat Al
OPP site e. I'D Theatre - a" "a e'y'
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unsettled market With declining tendency. Until
sod to stand stu" need hardly hope for
better Butter is doing better Egr, in excellent
demand, IL bsins Eater week Acats shov de-
cline.
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m 4 IA RhAGsRz.

mellow McCLDt Din Bto1i lvu, r. ~, or
SuuiR. evening" March %, bJ Rev. \. p Ink .. VI
Jam, l'sclos. u NoN Iotk. to Ann Eliza Me- loud
OF brooklyn. l.. u. -
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nsI-nY 4 TNOK MOMAN. a POCK.
SAVINGS lsANHs.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANk, CHATHAM
.u,,r,. Sas sa, H 10 YorL: r...,, r.,..
ma h'Io, a. on o. before Aprli nh, viii draw nto-
rest from Apyii let
s'5 ,joSFpH + COOPER, sec,y.
CITlZENS' SAVINGS BANK, BOWERY,
~ w ,,r CGhASAk QE ( G. GANAL sr, .r
Of l'.vc Hundred noll'"' and under, and Five Per
S,SutttS22 'r'gf. -P9qtins;> On n,,ron, .rn,
@1Gh El blw rEa2 Or t REPaH tpk AhEI
Bank ore11 dHy iron 10 70 ., and on i9naay, wod-
hfaS bcoAs IN Elsii,n ,.crnan ena French.
sr,Eprr 4 Br,cr, sccrc,sr,. '''' S'I
FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
pr cent, u5S,s idc icio.e the S .l, S Of Sm
sf%di. rfc-ias%i JAMES T. GEAs&,plihHfAsi'sl..
hjEN YORK SAVING, BANK, COR OF
l4th t and III sve-Dpcu tsill f-oin / 10 N.
W'dn".aaga Hud Saturday iron 70 pm. Six rcr
rit ON dr hs.,re Am ~ gra w. ~, .v,
ouc". THOMAS ChRlsrY, P.e~. Ri. 81 LII,
:, .-cta.y. Us
SIX PER CENT.-FHEE FROM GOVERN.
TiiniD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
corner h,id gv"pue and rscnty,s!y'h street.
SIX PER ClNr luteies, psid on nh sums fiom :.
10 n w. L., nom toy, nACnt tax. ,,.,..
draw interest from tho lat.
nANk 9rEN DAILY from !. A.Mto3P. NJ. md
o. MONDAY, WEDNtspAf ana sArtEDAT
,,,,,,.,.s 81 lNCERK. GREEN, President.
RICHARD KELLY, secretary. ~
| tNION DIME SAVINGS BANK, NOS. 42S
oroa d.nr fSa 1i Is 4. To- {. sr sli on Mc,,,,
Nedre d y sld .turday evening" from to7 SIX
5 . S5n Of 81 e, ,nd iG sn DE- AMI tax aos
tGmS. Money Deposited on or before the 2uth NnTil.
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Now l. THE TINE TO USE DR.
X AILE'a YELLOW DOCK sfkI-P.
tog Diseases Of the sk4n as
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T"TT.T- T'TI"I.
Import, ndse ...... eia1,a, ~ IS Sii4aup t3s
Exports Produce. l9Aisl ~" ~, thN,tat
Exports Spccie.,..... 30 Stiles @Ilblb3i
On Change to-day Flour was dull, gud Sc a l'c.
lower Wheat opened steady and ,osed duh md de-
c.luins. Corn was steady. Oats were quicl. rorl
WA fr'rer. Beef quiet. Lard vss steady, AMI
Nhiskcy ~us duh and lower.
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Wholesale Prices Of Country rrONnce.

IRtp,rtel E1pres,ly ior "TuE Sus," by NAs ALLEN
Bl0THELJ, Produce Commission Merchants,
ii Washington street, y. j
NV YoRK. "wednesday, April u 1895.
We have only 70 notice in our renarks what has
been oSerysbleioT the pat seven or eight weeks a.
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CU.s. d. DALEY, Tfc,slrer.
a'3 JOSEPH t. COOPER, secty.
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ONE Young M'N'S FATHER MATHrg

L 3, i,ty No. g. uI y. !. vii Aoid . .r...c t,i....
h't irtN.'t tt l.ti. Dob. cor. uF.1 90 ~ ave-,
me r'"1Iu- a. - ,locE. lh' Lert.nE w,u q % ~
1.ess,u BOZ !. Il, fu.ovI. E,4~ 4. l., %. ley. f4I
h4 I..t, n.A-.As ny Mrss.r. StoEsr, Add, N. 40
~ h4hnh"y, al. o'-e.-, uEO bEJMN, lrtS.JNU.
1. BAhLll. Ecc. SO.
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NARSHAIL DIVISION, 10. II, G. on T.,
w wi4 hold pui b. tgirnou.Aru mte.Iu! a IA In
hal, a-i bov'r'. tins ryruiu-, IA.Isd-,, 81 , =,
u,luCt. fllru4' ui ,AV uILc' aud tins noble cgu.r
cone Hnu nnng your ilnugs Sith YOU. Z ne uc.tug
Nl 10 ,4.Wtntd b interesting oXoIcres anu u tooa
time iH o.. fcteu. NJ
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INTERESTING "REMINISCENCES. A Newport
correspondent of the New York Eceaing Post
announces the death on the 10Th inst. of Julia
who sailed out of Boston har9or f(,y',,ro ,a.,
ago on tie first of June, to fight The Br,i,b
trlgate Shannon. He died in Halifax of,he FL.
tal wound received on that occasion four dave
after the capture of his vessel. The intelligence
was concealed from his wife, who was in hehIe
health, until September. She had lived in n
pleasant cottage in Newport for many years.
Just before her death she requested an attend
ant to read aloud little memoir of her hus.
band, as il feeling the powers of her mind fail
ing, she desired to renew in memory every in
cident OF his brief but brilliant career. Too
feeble TO listen to the whole, she requested that
the leaf should be turned down and the remain
der read next day A few hours after she was
struck with paralysis. and never spoke again.
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

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and Endicou Street, Boston, on all diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
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GONORRIiRA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his AL The horrors Ut yeucr1al and
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attending this class Of disease made to become harm
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. H. devOes great part Of his time to the treatment Of
those caused by and solitary habit, which
ruins the body and mind, undtng the unfortunate indiyd-
ual Tor business society Some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habits Of youth Weakness Of
the Back aud Limbs Dizziness the Head, Dmness Sight,
NJ the digestive functions, symptoms OF Cor sumption,
eds loss Of memory confusion ideas, depression Of spirits,
&c, the evils produced. Such persons should
before contemplating matrmOny, consult physician Of
perence, and be at restored health and happiness
Patients who wish remain under Dr. BOWS treatment
few days weeks, will be furnished with pleasant rooms
aud charges for board moderate.
Medicines all parts ol the country with full drec
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Dow has also for sale the French Capoes,
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stamp.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-10-06
SUFFERERS
FROM DYSPEPSIA
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TARRANT 4 CO.,
Gentlemen,
am a resident Of Curacao and have
often been disposed write you concerning the real value
of your SELTIER APERIENT a remedy for INDIGESTION
ara Dyspepsia desire to express To my SINGER graf
ituie for the great benefit the SEL1ZtR has done MY WIFE
For four or five wife has been sadly afflicted with
Dyspepsia, and at being under the several
Doctors for two or three years, she finally induced tn
seek the advice Of learned Physician, Dr. Cain en-
eauela who Immediately trea ed her with your EFFEV Is
CENT SELTZLK APEkIkNT she began t. improve at ono
aud is PERFECTLY WELL.
feel it to be my duty for the good OF humanity make
Ills statement, feeling that medicine valuable should be
widely known.
Trusting You will give this publicity, and repeating my
earnest gratitude aud thanks.
am very respectfully yours
5. D. c. HENRIQUER,
New YORK, June 2o 1860. Merchant, Curacao, S. A.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1865-10-06

TIE CANADA PLUM TREE-If woman
should allow a deposit of wooden rags to re-
main in her house year after year, breeding AN
annual swarm of moths to pervade her carpets
and destroy her furs, we should not call her a
very careful or very intelligent housekeeper.
What shall we say then of a gardener who keeps
Canada plum tree among his Washingtons
and his Lombards, his Astracans and his Green
ings? Every Canada plum, which falls neg
lected to the ground, has Graded one or more
worms, which after few days in the ground,
change into bug, TIE famed curcuio. These
bugs are as fatal to fruit. as the weev is to
wheat. When they find no plums, they attack
apples and in seasons Of scarcity like the pres
ent, they either destroy the whole or so mark
and scar them with their crescent-shaped bites,
that they all become knouy and worthless. Let
us then cease to regard the Canada plum tree
as fit ornament for our dooryards, but rather
as pest and q nuisance. w.