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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
..v.ements this Evening.

.,ovuv OF MUSIC-ITALIAN OPERA-LAyficAiHS'
"'.rI.CK,s THEATER-LosT IN LONDON.
-rTo,s GARpEN-AREAH' 'yAPoeuE, OR THE ""AN''
WEDDING. ,,n woon
o,yNpIC THEATER-srErPISe BrAurr IN THE "0oD
WINTER GARDEN-THE OcroROos.
mo ADwAY THEATER--"sAx." Matinee o. ~ oe"~
RARNuMs MusEun-Atenoon and EyeninsnaaDa Saogs r,
MussTKR-CIRcps-W. b. HARRISON, ExfEhPoHAS""''
. SINGER c,uop
vby,s Am BOwERY THEATER-SHpAp fhs A'A'
on THE VALLEY OF DIAnoSDs'
,rvu work CIRCUS-l4TB sr.-JAmEs hobiSs0S' D
NE 80 RInKR Matinee at "a o'clock
,,opv cUAPEL-MAGIo-THE WsEhNs
onxmc, MINsTRELs-LKs MIsRRABLEs-CARIE De
VIsrrE-LITTIE MACS tsshN0h-iH
P.RIs-IBE LIVE lH6IN. ~
x,.onn,c uINsTRELs-THs MANAGERS TRIUMPH oh'
.ur RACK MAILKRs DEFEAT in SIX Seebcs'
rruprr or MUSIC-CoRSRR OF GRAND AND CROSBY
~ srs -THoRpB AND 0yERINs MISsTRsLs OF ALL E"
TONS - ~,
pROADWAY ATHENHUM-ScENic ILLUSIONS BY M
-" cor. MEurER or COLOGNE. Matinee at z oelocA
ARTISTS FUND soClETY-23tsT, AND irHAyE-sTAf
uARY AND PksTISGs.
ART GALLERY, No 625 BRoADwAy-ExHrBffioS or @ ~
{ rIseroS PAINTING OF LADY WASHINGTON s Nfosfr'''
| Day
bopWORTH HALL-MR. FREDERICK MoilkNhA''-s
D. ANNUAL CONCERT
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY Pppuc RBBrARsAI IN
AoApExY OF Music at O'Clock
IRVING HALL-MR. XbRoDoss THOMAS SECOND '
PHoSY SoIRKB.
eEBHARDs MILITARY ACADEMY-NO i6i '1HA'@-
FENCING
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SEWING MACHINE CARD.
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

During tho year WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MA
CHIMES have been furnished the poor be paid for in in
staments according their respective ability involving
large outlay and sometimes very slow return In order to
continue this distribution and make both ends meet" the
cooperation Of parties selecting for cash solicited In add
ton to every style Of Wheeler Wilson'S Howes Improved
for Manufacturer full assortment Of silk, Cotton, Nee.
dies Oil. &c for Sewing Machines may always be found
Special pains taken with Family Sewing Qang &C. Com
petent Operators sent into Families by the day week. Ma
chimes Repaired Rent and kept in order without charge
Having increased facilities for the accommodation Of custom
e any increase of patronage will receive the prompt
attention as formerly. j. II ELLIS,
No. 500 Broadway cor. Twenty -secondst
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To the Trade

Owing TO the difficulty OF designating pure Medicinal Cod
Liver Oil-RUsHTONs a. W COD LIVER OIL. will ia
fature be put up each bottle in box with hoaDh label
and warranted Wholesale and Retail at No 10 Assa House
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A.Great Public Need Supplied.
CRAY HAIR AND BALPNEss
PREVENTED AND RESTORED

Use PEARSON Co.'S celebrated HAIR REJUVENA-
TOR twill keep the head clean ard healthy at once re
moving all scurf dandr1 and all tations soreness Of
the scalp 1t will not s.din the skin. II will weeks
restore The hair at ptrod Of o 20 its original
youthful soness and n> urance IL will also strengthen ard
promote The growth of the hair also agreeable and
elegant hsir dressing and delicate and delightful perue
u 10 entirely free from nj nersl preparations.
Sold cy Druggists and Hair Drsssers genefa1r.
PEARSON l. Co.
No. sB6 Jay-st Brootl7n.
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CTEINWAY & SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PA NOE o R Il T. S.

acknowledged the best nsiruments in America
well in Europe having taken Thiriytvo FuH Prtmigms
Geld and Ser MedGis at the Principal Fairs held ia ais
country within the last years aud IN addition thereto they
awarded Firs Prize Medal at the Great international
Exhibition IN London, 1852 for
POWERFUL, CLEAR BRILLIANT AND SYMPATHETIC Tosp.
with excellence OF Workmanship shown IN grand AID square
PIANOS.
There 2e9 Pianos from ali parts OF the world entered
FOR competition and the special correspondent Of T4e hmo
says:
"Messrs. STyISwAYs indorsement by the jurors "a
phac and stronger and more TO the point than that Of
EDropean maker.
This creates, triumph Of American Panoortes In England
has cdnsed sensation ia musical circles throughout the
tinen and result the hers. STgswAY in constant
receipt OF orders from Europe. thus phase
IN the history Of American Pianofoes, by creating ia them
an srtieie ol export"
EVERY STKlywAY PIssoroRrF = WARRANTED FIVE
YEARS.
Among the many and most valuable important improve
ments introduced by Messs Stcnway Sons IN their Piano
fortes,
TuB SPECIAL ATTEsTIos OF PuRcuAsHRs
Il directed to the;
PATENT AoaAYpE ADVANCEMENT,
for which letters patent granted them Nov lbS9l
The value and Importance Of this invention having been
practically tested during period OF nearly siS by
Stenway Sous in all their Grands and highest priced SQUARE
Panoortes and admitted TO be the greatest Improvement
modern times they that they have determined
to introduce Their Potent Agrafe Arrangement IN epeI
PdnCfrte MANUFACTURED by them ui0af iacTease Of s coat
in order that al their patrons NAY reap the fun advantage
this great improvement.
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Ebe Southern EXPRESS Courauv.

For the transportation Of Merland se VARIABLE Packages
Specie Bank Notes. Bonds Sc for all parts of the SOUTH
and SOUTHWEST, in connection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
have established then Agency at No. 80 Broadway ~ Y
where orders to call fc. goods TO be rwarded South will re
eeve prompt attention.
MERCHANDISE AND VALUAHIEs deliverodto Harm
<ens, kinsley American and Uniad ETpFese Com
p.ni.s.. parties Tor the SOUTHERN EMPRESS COMPANY, will
for particulars rates Of freight &C. kc apply at the Office
oil the SOUTHERN EXPRESS Co, No. 50 Brj.iway.
II. B. PLANT President
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CHlCkERlNG sc SUNS,
n1srABL1sHED 1899
MANUFACTU URERS OF
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
p A N . S.
SIXTEEN PRIZE MEDALS I'm GOLD AND SILVER
Received rTEMHER and OCTOBER 1866
at WISCONSIN STATE FAIR
| FIRST pIANos
UPRIGHT FIRST pREMUM FOR UPRIGHT rM"s
PREMIUM PREMIUM FOR GRAND GRAND PIANOS Plan -
ssT % rsESWS FOR FOR % SnO
l"''"' g.
FRS
Best aran smiGrands Squares Upright All Competitors
How Committee Chose the Pianos
from Rpna
"YOnCo de~iae honorary
unqndbe guaranty hne. Before making any s
exhibition This ord" vi" strictly carried 1s .na
knowing the ma'% the instrument"
The daedasr~M spuleMe eaLHdD
SILVER MEDAL TOh'"~ fore fine
lsEMLGRANp sLyER MEDAL ~
onoKERkos SONS @ UPRIGHT ] PIANO % SILVER % MEDII
oRANDs ,
"ss G"n ., & & % a ] and % asa % @ elasticity
the require
CHICKERING'S SQUARE PIANoFoRrEs
Ms1. hent Sons Dr." sSn .g % S% I a % . nrs,
he" ton" while ''" was .'"' DO more ~ md
|"N~" IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATION COMMITTEE 49,
ra sSas , onra,@ a%
h Fin Silver
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prepared from honey.
the young and old. Sold
tie. WELLS 4
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A Very Large and Choice Selection
Of the following line Of goods opening for
d, FALL AND HOLIDAY SALES:
REAL BRONZES.
COMPOSITION BRONZES.
MARBLE, ORMOLU AND GILT.
MOUNTED CLOCKS and MAN
TEL SETS.
FANCY GOODS.
PARIAN and BISQUE STATUARY.
STERLING SILVER AND FINE
90 PLATED WARE.
FRENCH CHINA, both White and Decorated
GLASSWARE. Engraved, Cut Plain.
CHANDELIERS and GAS FIXTURES,
IN Bronze, CutGlsss and Fine Gilt, from Original
Designs.
WEDDING and HOLIDAY PRESENTS
in Sterling Silver, and other Goods.
Undeabsedy the largest and best in market
T.. v. .HAUGHWOUT Sc Co.,
Nos. 4ss, 40 aud 49l BROADWAY,
Corner Of Broome-st.
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HALLS, to RENT, for Lectures, Concerts,
nc. Address ar2ly e. b. SMITH, room No. lup
stairs) Mercantile Library Building, Astor. .plac
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Julius &. POhie, VI. d.,

DIR. JAMES II. Chiffon e Co.
ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEMIST,
No. 4oS broadway, N. w. coz. BIoome-st
Particular attention paid TO the ,aysis Of Ores Metals
Minerals Mineral Waters Commercial i'roducts &C. &c.
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FOR ALL FORMS OF~
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

Either of the NosK THRoAr. TONGUE, SPINE FosszfDs
SCALP, no remedy has ever proved i;s equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depeudaF'
the diseased action of the liver very unpleasant
LIFE SYRUP will correct the secretion, and rene" -
deposit which is directly under the skin.
In diseases of the Liver giving rse LanguOr DELE"
Indisesto Weak Stomach or an liberated eanoe'~ ~
dition of that organ, accompanied with burning or u"
pleasant symptoms, will be relieved by the use Of to'
TUITION LIFE SYRUP
rV- AsAGEyRRAL BLOOD. PuRIFyya A6rSr, fsi N''
SYRuP STANDS uNRIvALSD BY ANY PREPARATION -
WORLD.
THE RICH AND POOk
are liable to the same diseases. Nature and ses''
made the CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP for The '''
of all.
PURE BLOOD
produces healthy men and women; and If the e'''''
neglected in youth disease and esryldesh is As ''
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. ID,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEw'ioh"
MORGAN ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggist,
Agents
No S cHsst., Newf'"
GEO. C. GOODWIN & Co, Boston.
JH. REED 4 Co, Chicago.
COLLINS BROTHERS, ST. Louis.
Jp. PARK, Cincinnati
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY Co, PhilAdelpi'"
BARNES, WARD 4 Co, New-ors'n'
BaRNEs, HENRY L Co. Montreal ''n''' cL
uosrEyrER, SMITH DEAN San '''''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
FOR THIS WEEK CONTAINS:
To the Readers OF the Journal
View Of the Week.
Colonel Rene T. De Russy.
Senator Sumner and State Suicide.
Foreign Armies aud Navies
Competition in the Navy.
Velites OF Voltigeurs
How to Reward Old Officers and Benefit the Navy.
Reconstruction.
Xxxixth Congress
General Grant and Mexico.
Army and Navy Personal
Organization Of the Epgh-h Militia.
Parade Of the First IHyision n. q.
Militia Personal and Other News.
Resignatons and Appointments in the ~ o. g. NJ l.
Army aud Navy Gsze:te.
Orders and Instructions In the Quartermaef Department
Movements Of Naval Vessels
&c, &c, &c.
FOR SALE BY NEwsDEAJERs CENTRALLY.
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I IFE AND ACCIDENTS.
THE NATIONAL LIFE
AND
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Co.,
NO. Dab BROADWAY, NEw-YoRK,
Issue, LIFE POLICIES on the purely MUTUAL
PLAN, AND INsUREs AGAINST
ACCIDENTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ti,Ce. two Kind. Of traveller tickets covering only
es.p. 10 tn. vehicle and the other every kind Of accide
Roth nay weekly compensation in ease Of accident can ns
total disability. 49,
travelling Accidens-Por - hours 10 cents for $50 o. with
els per week
General Aecideus-For - hours, 25 cents FOR 500 with
GENERAL Accident,-Yesrly Policy, sa' for 5000, with
gas per week - , ,ovrs p,s..
WM. r. PRINCE Nice. President.
As. MILLS. So ~re,arv
T. VAN BUl tES, treasurer
sTFATs NJ d, MedicAl Examiner.
J. D. ESTZ. Consulting Aetu~fy'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

DR.. STRICKLAND 8 MELLl-
fbUOUS COUGH Is ALSAM Is
warranted 10 cure Cous hsl Colds,
Hoarseness, Asthma. hWhooping
Cough, Sore Throat. Cons, 'mption,
and all affections Of the Thr 1at and
Lungs. II is the only prep ration
known to cure Chronic CO ughs,
Asthma. and Consumption. TIN ever
fails 10 cure Whooping Cough md
Group. Try bottle directly. IL 10
II Is particularly recommended fm
by all Druggists at 80 cents per bot. |,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17

AN INEFFECTIVE HIECE.-I give Won .
"reminiscences of our first assault upon
Nicksburg -
Early in the engagement, when the
rebels had just fairly opened upon the
Second Division, and Battery b. Second
Illinois Light Artillery, had begun TO an.
swer shell for shell, General ID. Stewor,
who is very short-sighted, role up to the
forge of 'B,' which was standing some dis
t"nce IN the rear of om laundering guns
and called out,
why don't you get this piece into no.
sltlon, and answer the rebels THEY'LL
shell us out DIRECTLY"
The Dutch smith, standing near, re.
piled,
swell. Sheneral, me has nothing to
schultz nit tie blacksclmit sllop but Ioss-
shoes"
The infantry support roared. AMI the
Hhentrals' duties called him to another
part of field very suddenly.
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n EW SKIRTS FOR 1865.
~ THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE N
III q q II . *

n EW SKIRTS FOR 1865.
~ THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE N
IL q q II . TX Z RTs.
}, W. BRADLEl'S New Patent DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor double) SPRING Skirt.
WEST, BRADLEY * CARY. date j. I.&JO
West) Sole Projectors and Manufacturers. ~
Chambers and ~ and 81 Reade Streets, New
York.
This Invention consists OF DUPLEX Tor two)
Elliptic Steel Springs, ingeniously Braided Tightly
and Firmly together, edge to edge making the
toughest. most tleAible Elastic aud Durable S1rinD
ever used. They seldom Bend or Br ak like The
Single Springs, and consequently Preser, e their
Perfect and Beautiful Shape Twice as Long as any
other skirt.
The Wonderful feasibility and Great Comfort
and pleasure TO any Lady wearing the DUPLEX Eel.
liptic Skirt will be experienced partic,larI,, in al
Crowded Assemblies, Operas Carriages Railroad
Cars, Church Pews Arm Chairs, for Promenade
and House Dress the Skirt can be folded, when
in use, TO occapy small place easily as a Silk
or Muslin Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience of wearing the "Ddpex
Elliptic Steel Spring skirt" for "A single dav will
never afterwards willng dispense with their use
for Children, Misses, and Young Ladies, they are
Superior to all Others.
They are the Best Quality in Every Part. and
unquestionably the Lighiest, Most Desirable
Comfortable, and Economical Skirt Ever Made.
FOX SALE in all First-C Class Stores in this CITY,
ana throughout the United States, and Canadas,
havana de Cuba, Mexico, South America, aud the
ca INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
shlkT' Ilil3w
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Opening Court.

An Iowa patriot writes 1t was nj
the first term of Judge MIS- Cont,
held in B. County, that the following
good 'un' was really perpetratcd;--
a new sheriff had just been elected, and
The Judge, wishing to have everything
done in order, called the newly-clccted
official into his room to instruct him as TO
iIlS duties, and finding said official deci l.
edly verdant as TO the proper manner OF
opening court, wrote out the entire pro-
ciamatlon, and gave him all necessary in.
structions in relation thereto. Now, il
SO happened that r, Of p Coun-
", .tnn-loving attorney, was sitting by
ut the time, aud SEEING chance for fun
ahead, prepared another proclamation.
and bya little ieigerdeman succeeded in
substituting it in the sheriif's hat for the
one given him by the Judge. Eleven
O'Clock came, and so did the order from
Judge MI, "Sheril. opcn court"
Drawing his instructions Deliberately
from his hat he commenced in a stonto,-
IAN voice :--"llear ye! hear We! hear
ye! The Honorable District Court of
the County of l. is wound up. and
all ready to grind. All having orist,
may pitch in, and their grists Shah be
ground !" The laugh that came in can
only be appreciated by Western men.
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a Certificate
Worth II Million
An Old Physician q
Testimony.
READ.
Waterbury, Vt.

Nov. u. 1918. |
Although | do noil
like the uractirc off
/ Physicians rec MI
mcndir,s. iu,li,crimi-
uatclv. the pntenti
medicine of the ,lnv.
/ vet nl'ter "A trial of fem
wears. | am free to Il i
init that there Is one
/ medicine helnre thrl
[ public that any phv-
sician can use in his
Practice. and RECON-
/ mend to the public.
with perfect conf
deucc , ilat medicine
j. Rev. \. II Dnwn.
We ectabl BIl-mmic l.
liNir.
L have used it NV
self with the very
I,..4 s,,.,,.. and u,,.I
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Draught in Flowing.

Many suppose that the draught of a
plough is, to some extent, dependent IN.
ON the speed of the team. 1t apnears ia
some that the friction, or resistance If
the pillow is less when the cattle move
rapidly Others perhaps, think it is in.
creased, but the fact is the draueht is
wholly independent of the rate of move.
ment through the soil. 1t is import,nt
therefore, that we should employ animals
that naturally walk quickly.
The actual labor of drauaht being no
greater, the oxen or horses that move
naturally, at rapid pace, accomplish
nearly double the work wti tie same cC-
I.To'f, pl'sd Others, whose pace is sluon;sb
and lazy, will do; and SO the actual ~.
pense to the farmer is no greater. or in
other words sIe saves half or nearly half
tthe cost o. blowing by the use of a quick
" moving team, that is, if this rapij mace
is me natural movement, and no. one in
duced by over urging.
ms is point which we think is too
often overlooked. One yoke of oxen NAV
1'low an acre in six or eirht bonr.
another will do little more than half the
amount, If the former is DISTRESSING tbc
cattle and thus causing a great wear and
tear, 1t is obvious that it has cost no
more.
IL is to he borne in mind that n GER
tam amount of physical effort is spent and
iost to the farmer by the labor rcouirod
10 move the animals own weight. This
expenditure varies, of course. with the
SIZE and weight of the animal frame. II
rs as plain as day, therefore, that for or
dihary farm work, light built and active
horses and oxen are most economical
lhey DO greater amount of work with
the same effort, and therefore at less ex-
pense to the farmer, than very large an
finals.
lake an animal TO plow a hillside,
ior Instance, up and down, and see the
diIerence OF effort TO carry his own
weight between a heavy and a light one
The exetion required to pillow the ND
lliIl furrow is immensely greater than that
down, and yet, strange as it may appear,
inc draught OF the pillow does not vary. or
II at all, but in the slightest degree, in
The two burrows.
ms difference in effort in blowing up
and down hill is owing to the Labor Of
carrying The animals own weight almost
rhtrely, and SO the great advantage of
i,'ght or medium animals over heavy ones
becomes very obvious.
When pillow is rightly constructed
me use OF wheel does not add TO is
dIraught, or if in any degree, but vcry
slightly The difference in draueht with
or without wheel is imporcepliIle.
The chief resistance IS due 10 the emf
ting surfaces of the pillow, and hence the
Importance. of keeping them in GOOD order
Only about ten per cent of draft is dine
to turning the furrow slice by the mould
board IN properly constructed plow
Probably about so or So per cent, on an
average, of the draught of blowing, is due
10 the process of cutting the furrow slice
leaving from thirty to thirty-iive per cent
due to the mere weight of the implement
We ought to aim for the greatest strength
IN the smallest compass. Keep the sock
and coulter, the cutting surfaces, IN order.
Mas. Plouglmaa.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17
IMPORTANT CAUTION.

~ Thousands Of Do'llrsare paid to swindlina
qnackS daily, which is tcOrSe than MrotrR a,ray
his comes from trusting to the deceptive al
verti,cmcntS of men calling themselves 'D7c'0rs
whose oH.y recommendation is wh8 they s0g Of
Themselves. GITAdvertising physicians in nine
cases ont Of ten. are lmpost1r, and mcdi ines OF
this kind found in drug stores. are generally WORTH
s,-got mp to sell, and not to cure. The Sure
Remedies can he obtained at my Office only. and
are warranted as represented in every respect or
the price will be refunded. Persons at "a distance
may be cured at home in the shorte.t possible
time, by sending for them. L{fr DIR. Madison is
an educated physician Of over twenty years ex-
peTicnce, ten in general practice, until compelled
10y i'll health to adopt an office practice. treating
all accidents resulting from imprudence in both
scIes giving them his whole attention. rIf' Cir
culars givina lul information with undouhtcl tc.-
tirnonial>; also Il book ON Special Diseases. in Il
sealed envelope, M tree. tTf-l}e sure and send
for them. for without testimonials no stranger can
be trusted. Enclose stamp tor postage, aud di-
rect to DR. MATrlsON, No. IS Union Street.
Providence, K. |.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17

Lay it down as a rule never TO smile
nor IN any way show approval or merri-
ment at any trait in child which you
do not wish to grow with his growth and
strengthen with his strength.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17
DIURETiC COMPOUND.

ct For DISEASES ofHc Urinary O,g',as. rc,uit-
ing from mp-pdcace, causing improper discharges.
heat. irritation, &c l. contains no Copiya. Gu
bells, TI'pcntine, or any other offensive or iniu-
riuu, drug, hrt is sale, sure and pleasant RENE
dv that will cure in one half the time of any other.
been taking BIlsam CGpriva for month. withont
benefit, until sick and pale your breath aud clothes
are tainted with it, offensive olor throw it a,vav
and send for 4 bottle of this Sure Remedy. II viii
not only cure Nuu at once. but also cleanse the
system from the huruul drugs you have been k
and even years duration, it is 4 sure cure. TRY
1t once and you will never taste the Disgusting
miNturcs Of Bal-am CoIniya again. r{r- one
large bottle generally sufficient to curc,-Prce o.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
WINCHEsTER's HYPoPHosPHITEs

WINOHLoILh . dIFUEHUSFHITL5
are the best remedy known TO Medical Science. in
every case where the physician commonly prcscrlhry
'oA'cs'' 'To', 'e"tsey, ood-Itrer o't Qu'aiae," DC
Wmcho5ter's Genuine Preparation
or TIE Hl-POPHOcFLITrS Is mo on5,, ,,S,i',,,,
L9m OF ms Remedy, and proved tyt,c Med cal
Troession rcncrc!'y. l. Emo OTXLIi, = or ANY
HLNLDi COYTAINING LOO.
81 PUICE5;--In1 OF Bottles. sf-efx rot,ics ro-
90 In To o.. Bottles, s2--TArcc for s.. { rculgrs
iree sold by all respectable Erurrists, and 1t tho
sole General Depot in the United States, by
J, WINCHESTER, SO john Street, II, Y.
IN Pulmonary Diseases. the most ac-
= tive treatment sbouGd be pursued
curing the summer InO,stbs. the period
when most p'tt Tents t.1lyylsC1y sIts 1cDJ
the SIsc CT t;.c L-C.:2ed.-.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17

lI\D HIM THERE. A friend of o,,rs
VINO Is "A clerk IN Il New York mercantile
establishment relates a colloQuy from
winch SprghIly youth in the same store
came out Seconl best A poor bow
came along with his machine. inoniring
,h my KNIVES r scissors 10 grind p
D0nt think we have" replied the
Young gentleman, facetiously; but can't
you sharpen wits %
i es' At you've got any, was the
prompt rsert, leaving the interrooa,or
rather at less TO produce the article.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17

New faiths easily take root among the
ignorant, and the latter are by no means
unwilling to become either the apostles or
the prophets of doctrines which they can
not possibly understand
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-17
N III. ID o w MS
VEGETABLE BALSAMIC
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y This old time tried
tandard remcd, still
maintains lis popular
Fly. When all others
~ have proved iicilicicn
II he EliNir alone con-
fmncs to give salts
laction.
Use it for
md Cough,
= Colds,
CatarIh.
~ Asthma,
y Group.
= llncipient Cuusump-
p ion aud all diseases
: oi the Throat. Chest
and Lungs.
. ~ Years go the
4 Elixir made It's first
ipUoafance:aud even
. n its primitive and
: Imperfect tate pro-
Z luced such eNiiaor-
binary results that it
= became, at once. n
! general iavorite. Ma
hN have m a,l e it,
, what it really is, a
: Family Medicine.
For aS ulurr than
l hall the diseases $40
(which flesh is heir"
4 originate from colds.
I 80 thi, may he con-
iieied Il general pre-
: vcntivc Of all III cas-
s. hv removing the
r!Mct.l O. rso.
ApJLIs
Should always kcci
his fImiiv Pnvsici-
IAN at hand; and bv
its timely use save
Hundreds Of dollar,
that wuLlG otherwise
he expended in dis
charging doctors lrc-