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Under the charge and control Of GniliOrd D s..
born, NJ. ID.
TTNHIS Institution is established for the ercln,.
i treatment Of all chronic diseases Ct the -
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ing, or breathing medicated vapors. In Effects"
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any kind IS green into tire stomach, but IN. -,
ment is directed and intended to remove The ,,
and not to palls0te or smOther symptoms. Dr. S.
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cells Of the Lungs. and not an The 6iood az is 4.
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cavities arc formed in tho Lungs, by his ne,bs5
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A WoRp IN SEAsoE-Never be cast down
by trifes If spider breaks bis thread twenty
times, twenty times win he mendit again. Make
up your minds to DO thing In compass, and
you will do it. Fear not if trouble comes upon
you; keep up your spirits, though the day be q
dark one
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ARREST OF MAZZrNI.-The Jot3 mai de Ge-
nere of the 9th ult. contains the FOB owing:
"a letter from Berne, cf the 18th informs us
that Mazzini has been arrested at Basle He
was coming from Berne, where b had spent
some days in the house of a patriot %, to whom
he described himself as an lea ian Count.
greatly attached to Austria and driven into
Switzerland by the fear of the chols,,a. Accord
ing to our correspondent the pol &c had dis
covered his residence, and was Efeparing to
apprehend him, when he abscondi d, and left
for Basic, under q false name. DO Govern
ment gave notice to the authorities of his arri-
val, and he was arrested on alif htipg from
the diligence"
SIR WALTER ScoTr's TESTIMONY TO THE
WORTH OF THE PooR-I have read books
enough, and observed and COM crsed with
enough of eminent and splendidt cultivated
minds, too, in my time but assure you have
heard higher sentiments from the lips of the
poor, uneducated men and wopaea, when ex-
erting the spirit of severe yet gentle heroism,
under dficulties and Elections, orspeaking their
simple thoughts as to circumstances in the lot
of friends and neighbors, than | ever yet met
with out of the pages of the Bible.
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THE LATE ELECTION IN n ZINE.

Il is amusing (7eys contempo ary) to read
the Administration papers publish ed IN Maine.
The Bangor Mercury very I" rankly" &C.
knowledgos, with shame and mort GSatiOn, that
il has meddled with politics, and PROMISES to
abstain hereafter. "We dry up G all things
political" it says, "and viii be '0snd meek,
useful, literary" &c.
The Piscataquis Observer looks ~ the result,
and meditates thus: Reed, PATHS, Carey,
42,659; Morrill,, AZ, $780, This in IA towns !!
the Observer saw in this the old pl tsform and
dead issues--Reed, dead; Paris, dead; and
then Carey But let it speak for itself:
eve passed on, and found another whom
we recognised as an Old Line Daaocrat. A
heavy plank lay across his breas, and had
crushed OUT the vital spark We hastily re-
moved it, and, in doing SO, our eye caught a
glance of what appeared to be aI inscription.
We commenced reading and soor discovered
that it was one of the planks of sbe Baltimore
platform. It read thus
60 Rssoiued, That the Democrstfa party will
resist all attempts at renewing, ifi Congress or
out of it the agitation of the Slapeesy question,
under whatever shape or color the kstempt may
be made.'n -
Ii closes its meditations By. po,t ing at the
Congressional returns already reea7ded, and is
for "retiracy"
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PRINTING.
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A MOST wonderful discovery has recently been
n made by DR.. CURTIS, for the cure Of As,bra
Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Cclls, ani sj
Lung Complaints, by Medicated Inhalation =.
Curts's Hygeana, or Inhaling HySeaa Vapor end
Cherry Syrup, has accomplished TIC most woad,
ful cures of Astbma and Consumption in The c.;y +!
New York and vicinity, for icw Ico1ths past ev,.
known to man. 1t is producing impression o.
diseases of tho Lungs mover before witnessed by u,
medical profession. SEQ certificates in the hands q
agents
The Inhaler is worn Oh the breast under tho lin.n
without the least Inconvenience, the heat Of II.
body being sufficient to evaPorste the fluid-sapry
ing the lungs constantly with healing ard agree
able vapOr, passing into all tho air cells and papsl
of the lungs, that cannot DO reached by an tll.i
medicine. Horo is a case of
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

NEW DIRK, Lec. u. 1000
came to New York in the ship Telegraph u7
native place Is st. Johns New Brunswick; When
reached this city, my health was very poor bad a
very bad cough, raised good deal of matter, which
was frequently mixed with blood had pain in ny
left side, and very weak and emacia'sd. Ny
friends and physician pronounced my>casc ConsumI.
tion and beyond the reach of medicine. accident
ally heard Of DR.. Curtiss Hygesna or InhaIrg Hy-
gean Vapor and Cherry Syrup and obtained Ia's-
ago, which verify believe the means Of saving
my life. Soon after wearing the Inhaler, l found il
relieved the pressure en- my lungs, and after Wta'
the disease made its appearance upon the surac'
under the Inhaler. ! took the Cherry Syrup "a d.
rected, and continued to do so, my cough gradually
growing better, until it entirely left nc, and nov
consider myself cured. / still wear the inhaler o.
the use of it is rather pleasant, and believing il
Strengthening and purifying to the lungs fee III
willing ct present to dispense with 1t.
JOHN WooD.
Sold by BOYD PAUL, No. 40 Cortlandt stree
G. ii. RING, corner of John street and Broadway
NeE York. Price, SO package.
n. B. Any person enclosing SO to Boyd F2gl
or Curtis Perkins New York, will receive PACK
age containing BEETLE of Hygcan VaPor one .
Cherry Syrup and an Inhaler, in a noat box, by e.
press, free to any part Ct the United States OF fox
packages for $40 Aug. .
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ASTHMA CURED.

0sOOkifH, n. l., Ifc. ~, l-t'.
For about eight years have been severely stls.
ed with tho asthma; for tho last two year Ear,
suffered beyond eli my powers Subscription n'alas
ct time have no. been able to sleep in ned &c.
ting what res. l could sitting in my chair Ey Se.
Guilty of breathing and my suncrings we've SO sra.
at times, that for hours together my friends expected
each hour would DO my last. During the es, az
years have had tho aid and attendance Of some O.
the most celebrated physicians, but have received
permanent benefit and bat little relief l at iengi
had tho good fortune to procure DR. CuTiss lygcara
or Inhaling Hygean Vapcr and Cherry Syrup. !.
tho time first obtained it, suffering under c5s
of my most violent attacks and in great distress
aim ost suocating for want of breath. In less than
ten minutes from the time 1 applied the Inbalc- 10
my stomach, and took teaspooufui of the Che-fy
Syrup. was relieved in a great measure from p.
difficulty of breathing, and bad comfortable nigh,
have since continued it with the greatest possible
benefit ond am now comparatively well. God OILY
knows the amount Of suffering this medicine has &c
lievcd me from. Ny advice to tho suffering is
TRYIT MARGARET EAs TOS.
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Z Z z z Z z z Z 3
M c LEANS VOLCANIC OIL
LlNIMEET.

1NHE miraculous cures that this celebrated medicine
Il has performed ster all other remedies had failed,
warrants the proprietor in asserting that IL Is the only
liniment that will cure Chronic inflammation, khea
ma,ism Paralysis, stiffness Or weakness in the JOINTS
Nearasa or ToaS"ch MssGes' BTses
move any swelling. Tumor Piles Hard Lumps Csked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites OF Museuitos, any in
And il will cleanse, purify and heal the FOULRST
ULCkR SORES on the legs shins, differences how
heal burns SeaIds. Fresh Cuts, Wounds. DC. sooner
thaa any other remedy.
OVER A MILLION OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1852 and the demand is increasing
daily, and we have heard of case wherein Il has
failed to cure any external disease, when properly ap
piled. .rs..r : - -.'r.l
Who then viii suffer from Palms. Sores or swellings
when sale and remedy is so easily obtained.
Head the foIowing certificate; which is
- 1NCoNTESTABLE PROOF
Of what We have asserted. 't.tla
j. H. McIx.s-sir feel its duty owe to the public
to make the following hoping they learn by
my experience aud discard worthless stuff which has
been pressed into notice BY false certificates long
advertisements. -,
For six months was confined 10 my room cripple
from Rheumatism. My knee was swollen tremendous
ly, producing the most pains. The muscles
contracted so that could not straighten my leg at all
applied the Mustang Liniment for four weeks but IL
done more good than any other grease. obtsined
and used your Volcanic Oil Lnimen-in three weeksit
relaxed the muscles, and cured me permanently.
AMERlCUS CASEDAY Saline county Ill.
saw Mr. caseday when he safncted. assta;sd cod
s. 6 L the owe is not sn Wosap Sc OH uen
possession from all parts the country. and sou wh
supply and IL does not give sasiac-
ton the money will be returned TO The purchaser.
= FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
McLean,s ebrated Linmen is the only safe and re
liable remedy for the cure Of SPAWN Ring Bone Wind
Calls Splinis. Unnatural l.umps, Nodes or sMenes.
IL sill never Big Head Pollevi Fisna old
Running Sores sweeney. IL properly applied Fof
Spra Bruises Scratches Crack ed Boots. Chaies, sad
die or collar Calls Cuts Wounds. IL IL nfalble
remedy. Apply ss directed. and cure is certain.
Read the following from Mr. Wells, Of the ST. Louis
Omnibus Company:
This is L. eerf that have nsed the Mexican Mustang
Iiniment and McLeans Volcanic Oil Lnimenf, on our
omnibus horses that lame, spraned and for swell
inas and have found McLeans Volcanic Oil Liniment
10 he the best Liniment. ERASTUS WELLS.
ofthe firm Of Case d Co.
Directions accompany each bottle in English and
German 49,.
Thin Lin imenti put up In 25 cent SO cent and 81
bottles The 50 cent size contains three times the guam
ty of the p cent and In proportion TO the cost
For sale by j. H. MCLEAN, sole PROPRIETOR.
Corner Third and Pine streets, Il Louis. No.
For sale In HyaasviIlc. Ind. by KELLER, FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Propnetor's prices. lmh7
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The French government 10 said to favol
the insurrection.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
Flour-Western canal 30s; Ohio 3ls.
Corn-Yellow 80
HAvRE, July l9-Cotton and breadstuffs
are dull.
Richardson's circular states that the mar.
ket opened heavy, but improved under the
effect Of the last four days advices. Inferi-
or 81 to Al. Sales on Friday of 5000 bales
closing steady. Stock, including shpboard
95 |, 100 bales, of which 669 900 were Ameri-
can.
Breadstuffs The market is dull with a
declining tendency. There is quite o panic
in -four, and prices are considerably lcwerl
say 3@4s Sd for the week. Western canal
2Ss 6d@29s Sd. Philadelshia and Baltimore
29s@ 30s Cd. G 'od Ohio ais.
Wheat is considerably lower-say L.
White Is ld@Ils9d; red IS EDGES Cd
Corn-White aud yellow 32s@32s Sd;
mixed 3ls.
Provis,ons-Gardner quotes provisions az
unchanged with moderate demand at pre-.
vious rates, excepting pork, prices Of which
are a little lower. In beef prices are firm
but transac tions are dull.
Pork-Transactions are large but at low.
er prices.
NASHVILLE, Aug. /.
The extensive flour, cotton and wooden
mills at Labenon in this state, was entirely
consumed by fire Saturday night. Loss
$4,000; insured for S3l, 900. Two hun
bred and fifty hands are thus thrown out Of
employment. The fire is supposed to have
been the WORK Of an incendiary.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 2 NJ.
The river Is stationary. Flour IL hrm New
qroted 30c Corn ut 50c Whisky has declined IKE
Cheese Sac There transactions in Provisions this
morcing.
NEW ORLEANS, July 50
FLouR-The market is unsettled; st. Louis nominsVy
al 81 On
PRovIsloss-Pork has advanced; uninspected Mess
at Sill 50
BAooS-Is firm; sides 6 to 6xc.
CURs-Dull ATS TO sc.
CoFFEE-Advanced; Rio 10 TO 10t<c
SUGAR lsfrm; rair 80 TO 10.