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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

BARRE AcADFMy ~ The anniversary exercises
will be Examination Of the graduating class July
10 and Y meeting Of the Alumni, July y, P.
NJ, with Grafton, poem, and obituary notices ;
exercises July l3.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

The Burlington Free Press says Hon George
P Marsh will not be a candidate for the Senate
to succeed Mr.. Foot, and that he approves Senator
Edmunds
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

The Burlington Times and Calodonian have be-
come maIingnant r their hostility to Mr.. Morrill,
Worse for them than for Mr. Morrill,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

Barrett has issued the Instructions and Forms
necessary for procuring the increased pensions,
pursuant to the act Of June s. 1866 Promptly
done
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

FRANK LEsLrU's LADY's MAGAZINE, New York
has reached the first number Of the nineteenth
volume. It is exceedingly rich in Illustrations
fashion plates, patterns, etc Now is the time to
subscribe. For sale by Ballou, Lovcland &c Co.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

The bill, to opan the public lands in the South
ern States 10 the poor loyal whites and blacks for
actual settlement, has passed both Houses. 1t is
a great homestead act for these classes Of Southern
population, if they shall choose to take the land
within two years. After Jan. 1, 1867, the rebels
can have the privileges Of this act The land
thus opened fot settlement embraces over forty-six
millions of acres
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-06-29

Much misunderstanding has heretofore existed
in the minds OF the public in relation to the stamp
duty upon a receipt for check in payment of a
debt OF over twenty dollars. The letter which we
print below, addressed 20 Deputy Collector Viii
hanson Of 3D. Mass District will settle the point
IREAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
OrrgE oF lNInNAL REvFNUE,
N1,shEgton, Jane is, 1866. }
Sir / reply y6Sr letter 0f the 18th inst that
if check is rceevei as payment Of money, or
il payment of uebt due, the receipt given there
for is chargeabls vitB stamp duty OF two cents,
ii the amount exceeds twenty dollars
Very respectfully, ID. G. WHITMAN,
Dep Commissioner.
+. Z. Williamson, Esq, Coll Boston, Mass.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

steamer City Of Paris. was yesterday arrested IN
this city for an alleged forgery committed in Wof-
cester England and under the act of the extra
dton treaty, will be returned to that country Tor
trial. ..-...
The Liberals left I'll Paso on March for the
city of Chihuahua, which place they expected to
occupy, about the Goth, when President Juarez
would establish his government there at once.
The Dublin Express publishes, on the authority
of gentleman Of the highest responsibility, the
following confirmation and particulars OF the es-
cape Of the Irish head CENTER: o.
" Dear Sir write to give you positive lniofna
ton of Stephens, which, think will be the hrsI
authentic account of him since his escape from
jail He embarked from Galway in q small sailing
vessel and after being out some time was driven
into Belfast, where he was detained by stress OF
weather for two or three days. From Belfast be
sailed to Scotland thence by public conveyance to
Dover and on to Paris, where he arrived on sun
day, the 18th Of March.
(Signed) - J. b.
Il At the session of the New York Easter conte
renee of the Methodist Episcopal church, in BROOK
gn to-day a resolution was adopted expressive
Of brotherly feeling and love towards the members
of the conference of the church South, now Assem-;
bled in New Orleans, and recommending Sunday
next az day Of mutual prayer and suppication.
The COMMERCIAL says the firm of Beatty Bros. b
Co.. tea merchants, has suspended. liabilities
5000 900. The failure is attributed to member of
the firm having issue bills to the extent Of $3.50 600
upon forged documents The delinquent partner
| is reported missing
| Another member Of the petroleum and mining
stock board, Mr.. D. G. Scoield, isreported as
having failed upon contracts upon Pithole and
| United States petroleum stocks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

| We have already mentioned that a man, named
Sterling King, under arrest at Louisville, has
confessed that he was the murderer of President
Lincoln. We find the following respecting him in
the Louisville Democrat:
/ He says he entered the theater as any other per-
SON. purchasing a ticket and paying for it.
At the appointed time he entered the private |
box in Ford's theater, Washington, where Mr..
Lincoln was, and he shot him with single bar |
relied pistol, which he let fall at the time he |
leaped from the box. He gives as his object for
using single barrel pistol that he was compelled
to leave it behind him, and if it had been re,
yover, those in the box might have used II against
him.
According to his statement, J. Wilkes Booth,
whom, it is said, was the murderer OF President
Lincoln, was in the rear of the theater awaiting
with horses From the vicinity OF ford.s tneater
he states that he went to the residence OF Secre-
tary Seward, and, after forcing an entrance, maze
an attack upon the secretary himself, cutting MN
in the throat with Bowie Khle. ne says ', Ia
man begged not to be murdered. and that ne
struck the blow to silence him. His only regret
seems to be that he did not kill the secretary he
says that there was another person IN me alialr
who has not yet been apprehended, who was to
have killed Stanton, but ne failel to fnlhu MS
| pledge
assisting him to make his escape from the city OF
| Washington. He gives in his written statement,
which IS now in the hands of the military, the
route he pursued after leaving Washington, He
says that the man killed in the barn, and who is
said to have been Booth, was prisoner who es.
capped from the Ohio prison. He claims to have
gone. in company with Booth, from Washington
to Canada and from thence to the Island of Cuba
He Estates that his object in returning. to the
United States was for the purpose OF releasing
JEFF. Davis.
In regard to Mrs. Surratt, who was executed al
one OF the consprators, he says that she knew
nothing of the conspiracy. The parties ,wh'
planned the affair, three of whom have never beer
heard Of met regularly at the house OF Mrs. Sur
raft. but she knew nothing of their designs. .
King Is man who, during the war, figured Il
both armies, being convicted by military com
mission in each, and sentenced to death. At tn
time he made his escape from Co7ington he wa
! under sentence of death as a guerrilla and spy
;, He gave as an object for making the confesslo
a that his name would be published as arrested 10
E horse stealing, and there were those in Wast
. ngton who knew him, he would be sent for.
The above statement was made to Generals JET
y c. Davis and Watkins, at the Jail, on Tuesda.
y Since then he asked the privilege Of having sma
:" penknife, which was granted him. With this
opened the veins of the left arm, and would nav
- bled to death had it not been that the attempt WI
% discovered by his cel!-mate, and an alarm gwen
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

do not boast OF having superior advantages over neigh
bora but will customers that from eighteen years
Hence in busness Orleans and determination not 70
BE- updesod inducements to quality and prices
equal to any Drug House In New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
The celebrated PALMER ARM and LEG
Can be obtained by application to the undersigned
These recommended by the Medical Procession OF
Europe and America, superior to all Others -
Every Limb warranted and fit guaranteed PATIENTS are
saved the expense trouble of leaving their homes
Information pamphlets Of free charge
Appiv to ~ JAMES SYME,
-'ff' Wholesale Druggist,
.-7.....- 80 ls9 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

Country Druggists Physicians and Planters may feiy on
having their orders fed in the best manner ao ~ ~
favorable prices. - ..-.. ....IrgE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
yUAsHaNGTON EXCHANGE, 4ag. u..
4 NO. 10 ST CHARLES STREET NEW ORLEANS,
Between Common and Canal Streets,
ID nj. stella, ProprIetor.
OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL.

OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL.
The subscriber having leased tn. property known the
Fot.l at Strings Miss would respectfully inform his
friends the public that he will have for the
ton of guests on .#rs--
Monday, the esd instant.
The which he is prepared offer to families
are Watering Place Hotel in the country
and ned supply lis table with every oecacy OF
the season. - ,... -, 49, w., -,
" SULPHUR AND CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
Which are celebrated for medicinal properties Invads will
therefore this place Of peculiar advantages as they
can have sea mineral baths well as the nest fishing ac-
es ON the coast will be moderate for families
Far tho seas ... T. G. SCARBOROUGH. .
CARROLLTON HOTEL. DBL <.l.-E
The public respectfully informed that this we'll known
establishment having been thoroughly renovated ana newly
furnished is nbw for the recepiion OF have
best cooks and my table always furnished with every deli
cacy The gardens attached to the Hotel are
omen as usual to the patrons of the house Residents Of the
city find this Hotel pleasant place resort during
| " Proprietor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

Our stock Of Drugs Medicine etc. embrace every article re
,ueu by Ply ca and guaranteed OF the hrst quahtS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

pEr.rErIER,s FRENCH QUININE.
,so nv French oUININE for sale reduced prices, by
A"""oA. ~ SYMk, Druggist,
RE- a. l39 Canal street,
aEsZ .as. ~ New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11
Fine Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Per
fanaery, Surgical Anstruments of the
Finest Finish, French, English
and American.

MEDICINE CHESTS AND MEDICAL SADDLE
...r. aa, BAGS. s ns -,ssuDu~a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

100 cases CONGRESS WATER and EMPIRE SARATOGA
WATER fresh from the Springs received and for sale AZ
- Y 'f SYME'S Drug Store
139 Canal street,
New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

An the old Planters in the Southern States know the value
this most the Of the fevers indigo
nou 80 the south Congeve and Typhoid Fevers and for
Fever and Ague its success is remarkable rf- EHrr
i've. w N' - SYME,S Drug Store
~ .,.g,l. IT..Ea g.s :I39 Canal street.
and at E. MoNTEUsE's Drug Store
III 80 n ? corner ChaTtres and Beuvie
New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

. RIsLEY's EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
inst received full supply Of Risleys famous Compound
Fluid Extract of BUCHU, very reliable preparation For
SYME's Drug Store
l39 Canal street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

HOI,LEY,S CHINA MAGIC VARNISH.
Just received large supply of this excellent preparation
Polishing Gu aiming Furniture removing all kinds Of
Stains spots arising spilled liquors. acids, oils, ETC. and
restoring al once their original polish and color.
! For sale at SYhE'S Drug Store,
] l39 Canal street,
New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

The attention Of the Public City and Country Trade 70
spectfully called to the Introduction Of the @.-.
j Sarsaparilla Bitters,
The valuable Bers that has been
in this country The trade in general can be supplied
by the following Greeers and Druggists: J79a si.F
Fatjo Marks Il Co., 43, As and At New Levee street.
Griffin Porch, 81 and 80 Tchoupitoulas street.
H. Hart Co., "a, rs and IT Tchouoitoulas street.
L. Basses cor Gravier and Tchoupitoulss streets.
f. Avet L Csrnbon, 50 and 81 Old Levee street.
John I. Moore. Poydras and New Leyee streets.
VIM. c. Mitchell, Camp and Poydras streets.
Cass 4 Bowling, 80 Poydras street.
7 W. Marsden, Druggist, cor. Magazine and Gravier.
Turner Wales Druggists, Royal and Cusomhonse
G. N. MORRISON, Agent, .!, r
.,,....,.s.. ~ ,f IL Magazine street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

ID EFEKRTNG TO THE ABOVE WILL TAKE THIS
H opportunity of rendering my thanks to the pubic
r Tie liberal patronage extended to AZ, the g.
Of the st. Louis Hotel during my occupation Of II,
viii inform them that the former has within the past
thoroughly renovated painted and papeed
the furniture thoroughly ssansed Vanished and uphc
these much very much needed mprovementS and with
the addition such furniture was requisite the entire
establishment good order and will extend as mahy
has 70 those who please to ~
will be open the public about LIST of December next
80 0rleana Oct N. tS65 - o. e. HALL
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

nIssOLUTION OF C0PARTNEnsHIP-
The firms Of O. E. HALL CO., tst Louis HoteD and D.
NJ HILDRETH CO., tSt. Charles Heteb are this day day
solved by mutual O. E. Hall will hereafter carry
the fer his account and will settle the business
said 6rma -t71 O. E. HALL,
l4e @a& D. N. HILDRETH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

FREE DISPENSARY.
Free medical surgical consultations will be held az the
New Or School Of Medicine corner Common and Where
Streets opposite the Charity Hospital day. between the
hours Of Sand 10 A. n. e ....fH q .J. ss H. .HE :.
The Lyngn Department will be under the supervision Of
Prof W. Bcke and the Prescription Department under
the charge OF Drs. Mitchell and Perry, assisted by Dr. L.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

INp1AsApoL1s, IND, April 5.-The town of Frank:
In that gave Morton through military necessity GOO
majority. and for several years past has given from
200 to 800 Republican majority, elected Demo.
cratic trustee by majority. Terre Haute' gave
500 Republican majority at the elections in 1864
On Monday last the Democrats, and johnson meI
elected trustee by over 200 majority. In Howard
county, where Democrat has not been elected
for several years, two Democratic township trus
trees were chosen. These straws show how thu
current is setting in Indiana. r1s.srgrft
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

sol sos, 3os and so7 3rayier street, New Orleans
pY AN ACT PASSED BEFORE EDWARD BAR.
ID NETT Notary Public the undersigned Iye entered into
cppar,nershp purpose Of carrying the Louisiana
Steam SASH Blind and Door Factory at the old stand 30
3 a5 and Grayier street under the and title Of
EOBERTs CO. where always be found on hand full
assortment of SASH Binds. Doors, Mouldngs Novels,
0a'1' " - -, : ROBERT ROBERTS. As. s1t
MRS. WIDOW W. WATERMAN,
| ma,rnLsM p, sa5 Ia MRS WIDOW ]. Bk0WNLEE,
| New Orleans March g. 1866, ssE#a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11
spEEn,s ELECTRICAL FEBKIFUGE
AND FEVER TONIC. v-r I'll

.s..-.... q, 49, las-ty@1 ,sa.,.'t-ars d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11
DISSOLUTION.

THE CoPARTNERsHIP IN COMMENDUM
i existing this city, under the style Of TUROnTTE
expired ne 18th February 1851 BY Limitation
liquidation Of the late firm Parties indebted to them will
please settle their account with said Tucot at his
Legal proceedfnrs 777F j. TURCOTTE,
f,-G.- - AZ .lrsrsS G. r. BLAHCAED. z e
A PEPIN, in Commendnm.
New Orleans March 49, 1856 aliTT ITS n st aff
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

NJ Al. CARTEK 81 CEN M GARTER, DIS Re-
N. MOLD, Montgomery, Ala. R. B HOTGHKISS, New
North Common and IS North Front Mobile Ala or
sOna attention forwarding goods it'll
Dispatch -r
Refer to II. ". Farley o.. Stewart, Hyds Co.. q. L.
Kouus 4 Bro New Orieans; Chns leHaron, ESQ.,, r. Y.
Slough, ESQ, Mobile, r x. wsiksr Co., MAJ QrleanA
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11

COPARTN ERsHTp-THE FIRM OF CLIFFORD
u Walsh Co being djssoved by the Withdrawal Of r. B.
Clifford the undersigned Will continue the General Commission
business the stand rsvier New Levee
Streets under style firm Of THos @ WALSH co
THOS. @. WALSH.
ARTHUR COSEEbL.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-04-11
ARTIFICIAL LINES.

snH-H n.- .,~ & ..".'
, 1866-07-23

The receipts for this week and last compare as fol-
tox1;
Eectlpts this fSl2
!e!p4 Ast l9.64
The receipts fall considerably below the rtcc.ptsfo for
any week t1nce March 9Th but the demand has been
cozrespondinRiy light that no incony euence was
experienced In supplying the wants Of the trste The
tntease heat that prevaed for the nrst three days
nearly suspended operations in this branch Of The tive
stock market. but On Wednesday md Thursday, IN.
der cooler temperature fair business spsang M,
and the market has continued moderately active 10
the close.
good business wss transacted TO-DAY, for satur.
daT-1&s head changing hsnds at 50 for com.
mon to medium grades, f.d and wa1ersd, and es6a@
9G fur good 10 choice lots, of the cArs.
The fresh receipts to-day we're LES head. We note
an advance during the week o1 sal0c. And quote the
market quet and eak It the close, With Loo head
lett over untold.
Eatfs YER. fnf1nuh.
, 1866-07-23

The steamer Hermann with 1Syernoof dstcH m
the 1oth inst, was teleerapncd ,bi. morninr- m,
por,.rg Brcads,u3s eeuc1sily drll; Wheat beayy !.
Com Cd lower; F1se-Twepnes, G7,fc, ills also Re-.
ported thu. 1,eace negotiations were in progress,
The general narkete TODAY. under the influence
o! the stesn1,s news, we're uult ard hcsry. AID We
hive 10 note decline in soma Of the Lending artt
cles.
proyistons were neglected and dull. md IN The
ab<ence Of t1unsaesaops, the market WIS entirely
nominal Mess Pork = n held 1T "a, 50 with buv-
cre nj ks1 %. Bulk Meats verr ueelected and non
iuat, Lard yas dull and heavy.
uirh wines were in lIcht rupu,y md nrmcr. with
sale Of so 1,taa. Free to arrive ut ss,2a. Bonded
wines were held 4, sc.
-r%~ sr,on+ r,,,re, rms n,,afn fnsctfye There ane
ncycrai crdcrs her. but a. holders arr above The
1pan of those who havr 10 ill the puschs.es t1ade
i. almost at dead lock. We po,c re~ trauacf1oua
At x1875 iof While Winter apc xsSoR10.00 for
Snrfnp Extsas
hesyy wcIrbt is eeft1pc On The Wheat uanrket
.xh,rh Uas amin dul] and loxer-31t5c On Regular
ona &c on Northwestern No. Spring. No. WIS
=, Es tor Msnnr.ot, s,nr.nr. Fl ssa1.m for Eorth.
. ~ ..a - osne1 ~ ses ro,z-,,sr NJ a., az.
dor North stde. and SIC for Nofth"estern No. ,
Elostng nomfnal II $1.o Ion t<eRular no. spring
The Corn market w.xa eIox, ann 49lc lower, IL
though Ut the decline me volume Of bnsincss was
aouftn ,tpe We note eaes Of sIEl O00 In nj S51k6a
scnc for n =. ssSss.c for No ?. a. far e,ectrd
oo4c sot 10; a.ss-e 'o0 W.: - soe W Meaeo.
nsHe No. anost--cos,ng dull a, sc tot ffesh re-
eipts Of No. il store.
The untayotabe ady,ces from the Eas, caused
~ .,a,e d.:,,ns ~ 191,c ,.t,h ua,, so,.. n. ss
@aa[s tcr ~ : ~ 81. ec. r., r. a-~,o.,r1
.e.,,;n.% =, .hort ,ned,n,, Nonr,.
There vas acarre,y INV demand tor Rve. which
, 1866-07-23

sHEEE~I1t mERtt h38 btea decidedly dull
throughout There but little Inquiry. and the re-
ceirt. though light ate ample. About the only de-
nand has bern for GOOD hcasy mutton Sheep aad the
market for such hss ruled comparatively hr1n at
Ae5@4.50. Ont or two lots Of extra sold at t5 bat
these aaIes furnish criterion Of the general Market
Common and inferior grades neglected. The total
receipts for the week s25l; entered sales 17s7. ne-
ceipts to-day 800 head; sales none.
1Eans q. run to the Union STOCK Tarda orcF the
t1ttsbufEh Fort Wzyne Road, leaving the deto. u
the corner Of Madison aud Canal etretsA Tue !a1s "A
70 ceuta each VAT. When fatt u paiu ln the Ia1u s
f,e rhprwa M
, 1866-07-23

meU1QfaudR.


The ting Cyclone, Capt. NauyEh, made this port
| yesterday morning IRON Saginaw. She Is osned
py E. Doyilje ESD. OF Cleveland, and built In
| VesmslIton last spr1ne.
The tug Ortoie, Capt. Mahoney, WAS sent from
this port bY the Rome Insurance Company on
Thursday In search OF the echr. Coquette, which
met with stoin few days since nca. Kenosha,
bnt returned Friday evening without euccess.
| The prop. Lady franklin, Capt. Mann. arrived
yesterday from St. Joseph, heavily laden with 1uu-
ber. She departed In the evening NTH passengers
and eundries.
TIE prop. Galena, Capt. Penny, departed last
evening with goodly number Of passengers and
| merchandise.
Tho stmr. Sea Bird, Capt Mc1lcnry. arrived
here yesterday. and left tn the esentn: fr Manito.
| woc With a full compliment of passengers md
| eundrles.
The prop; Drffal o, Capt. John Caison, arrived
here Friday evening, and left yesterday morning
for Milwaukee to be loaded with gra1n and wool for
| Buffalo.
The Tug Benjamin Drake was sold yesterday 10
/ Meekre. Dlckey, Whitney and brewer OF this city
for FIJI, Co., The cabin ts to be eomcwhat reduced
| and put 1n1o service as soon as possible
The propeller b. F. Wade, Capt. JAS. snow, LEFT
this port With luil compliment Of passengers ind
| general cargo for Port sesna.
Up TO tlx O'Clock this evening twenty-five ar
rivals we're reported at the Custom uou.c, lncaud-
| ing two stesmcra, three psopellers, eesenteeu
schoouest. The lumber laden ve.sels Numbered
| four. The elearanoes numbered tcventeeu Of all
| descriptions.
The propeller Alleshany, Cspt. Boynton, which
has been In this port undergoing repaies, for sey
eral weeks, departed last evening for Grand Haven,
| with Eurdries.
| Ann1sA1s AND C1EARkxcEa AT Bu7T4Lo-The
following sestels arrived at Buffalo from Chicago
| on the 18th:
Pynns flrp1fs pntnmse Harka Alfce Tanner
, 1866-07-23
5,0Erlal RpttrRH.
Keen Asfs<ase at hay,

Iur~nds, bsoken don " hesth aad sp,sA y ehroa.
Vb,Ga Eho ss lbs stack. Of acute dnesse taa reai
mon3 OF Thousands vho h se o?en 5se9 - n MR.
TBRS S fUaACa RITTERS. i asute Eussantr thss
By lhe Eoa TOO un'f es s.tsaS aenEa M md
E.so q .he reasoa q R51'1Sps sy 4 "a
ami nj he tfrtcStn coVn fhis pxsctAph Is Usoss par
.tca!a..g no rpaa:iey sadEes:sd, 1eG ~ Ma9 ~
aKsnst The danger that measces y0u- Tune 7cd te:u
late TIE system xlth nj. hatn,te9. au=de
abf aitrra.iEe apd wi}l he tnse1 s.al3s the
mafaofts who're setds Cost a1ound you a iae alt
4esu. HOS tE1IEk'S STOMACH III flEaS afe aot
United SIAies. but they by tao efffi1
Gates Of tbs mo4s distinguished ctizens Of the Gneo
ant the West IroIes. thet are gradually taking the
place OF al Other 5-cArhles, whether native or for
1tlasioo oyefnsows aoub th-y viii errntuzllJ Bnoer-
asdE e.trJ 9th fnvs of1lt AID restorative now -u
rioset In l1t u.edtciual practice. tY1ioNl-N W4J
, 1866-07-23
HOS1ET1ER'S STOMACH BlTTERs

will build up tbs strength md repair the damage -.
cssved By The contribution, Ia \ CONFLICT with turan-
mallory disease with r.ptd.t5 and certainty thsa
my other medicinal sttu1u1aat3,