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This excellent periodical for April, is on our
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cles, from the pens Of the best authors in tn,
country
This mOnthly is dessrvedly popular with tn
uublc. and has an extensive circulation
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BtAcKwooD IS EDINDURGH MAGAZINE, fol
March has come to hand. 1t contains many
interesting articles, among which are, The Qui-
ct Heart, part 4; The Russian Church and the
Protectorate in Turkey, the New Reform Bill.
&C. This interesting monthly is re-publiShed
by L. Scott & Co. 70, Fulton Street, New York.
Terms $500 per annumn.
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DuTcH TmE TARLE,-The following colo.
guy in ''sweet German accent occurred the
other day at one Of our hotels :al.eiT
az shay, Hans, ven dOshe-t ter railroat come
in pc 4aafIa'A-~,xiE zElsQ
"TOshen't know Yacup1shpsct ven ter te-
! pot goshe out. .t'R,F9bsg s9eI 'aai
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Apnl ..
SKxArE-The bin to authorize the sale Of the
stock Of the State IN RAILROADS. Canals and
Turnpikes, was read the third time and passed.
Bin to regulate the proceedings Ol the COun-
ty Treasurers, also passed,
A resolution vas offered By Mr. Sinclair,
calling upon the Postmaster to pay back to
members the extra amounts paid him By them
since the comniehcement OF the session, Re
ferred to the judiciary committee.
A resolution to print large number OF Co
pies ofthe decisions Of Mr.. Barney, the SchOO
Commissioner. on points Of construction o
OF the school law, was debated al some leghth
The proposition is to send copy OF them Y
the several school districts Of the State. II
will take 1900 copies.
The President laid before he Senate re-
port from the Auditor Of State, in relation 4
ihe tax laws Of 1888, also q report in rela
tou to the contingent fund. Ordered to b'
printed,
HousE.-several petitions on various sub
4 iects were presented. arFale d su v1
Bill to regulate agencies for foreign lnsu
rance companies in this state, read the thlr'
time and passed, 81 TO 10. The bill provide
that such agencies shall deposit $50, coo stock
with the Auditor Of State 70 secure the insured
&c., ED. .ra ...Ite. III hf
Mr.. Booher gave notice Of intention to intro
duce bill for the suppression Of u'temperqnce
Joint resolution to adjourn SINE die on n
list Monday in May was passed. So that tim
is fixed. gg asf -
Mr.. Ross made report in relation to the i
legitimate child lately born in the Penitetiary
} The report was recommitteG to the same CON
lmittee. 5aR 4E5d1 -t a..Ng g.lE
The most of The afternoon session vas sper
in committee Of the Whole on McKenne's Ia
bill. The committee have got nearly ha
: through it. Some changes are being made
. Dogs are to be given in as other property.
proposition to strike out the swearing part VIZ
lost. The general features of the bill howe'
er, so far, remain as reported,
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a It 5I 0a. 1g April T.
SENATE The bill for the erection OF House
of Correction for Juveniles, was discussed at
some length, but nothing definite was DONE
Bill to provide for the sale Of the Warren
county canal, was read the FIRST time.
Bill fixing the compensation OF Judges OF
elections, was considered, and several sums
were proposed and voted down. Finally, $l,75
per day was agreed to bv vote Of iU to 12.
On motion of MI COnvers, the Senate or
dered 1900 copies Of the report of the com
mittee on Finance TO be printed. House reso-
luton asking Congress ~ remove duty from
Railroad iron for three years was taken up,
and referred to the judiciary, m 'iat. II
The Senate spent the most Of the afternoon
in Committee Of the Whole on the Temperance
bill Of Mr.. Williams Of Coshoctop, Without
concluding the subject, the committee rose.
Mr.. Steedman reported back the memorial
of Hail. Brown & Co., in relation to employ
ment of convict labor, with.a resolution rec
ommending the confirmation Of their contract.
Laid on the table for further action.
House bill regulating the manner of pub.
fishing the Ohio Reports, was ordered TO be
engrossed, 20 TO g. % alofY .a1 ~ Hre
HousE.-After petitions and the reading oi
bills, the bill 70 allow the common Council oI
cities to decide whether the police officers shall
be appointed by the Mayor, or'be elected by
the people, was read the third time, and wa:
passed by vote Of so to 8,
Billto leass the National Road to Mr.. Doyle
of Dayton, for twenty pears Vt 5000 per year
was taken up lts,.Tr I.r --r -, '
Mr.. Gest moved to amend by striking ou
Doyle AID inserting ]. G. Cest, and also BY
striking out $1,000, and inserting $4,000 He
would make money out of it, at that rate,
Mr.. Gross moved to amend by inserting the
name of Samuel Cooper, at $4,000 per annum
Mr.. Pain proposed A. Thompson and Thos
Miller, at sS, 100 per annum. Judge Birchart
moved TO refer the subject to select commit
tee, which motion prevailed, a eff 5.s
Mr.. Bean offered a resolution instructing tn
Judiciary committee to report bill providin,
for leasing the National road for twenty year
to the highest bidder Adopted.
Bill to amend the act authorizing the Com
missioners of Carroll countygto subscribe stoc
to the Carroll county Railroad, was read tb
{ third time, and passed--66 to Q.
Mr.. Rogers offered a resolution instructin
the currency committee to report back his res
! olution about democracy and bank bills, DC.
Mr.. Mckenzie offered a substitute as follows
Resolvsd, That it is the duty Of the .Federt
Government to protect the citizens Of the Unio
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A QUAKER's REJoINDER. "A pickering pair
of Quakers were lately heard in high cOnhO-
versy, and the repentant husband exclaimed
"I am determined to have one quiet week
with thee !'
F" But how wilt thou be able to get it ?-
said the taunting spouse, in reteration, "
which married ladies SO prOvokingly indulge
in:
IT will keep the week after thou'rt dead, -
was the Quaker's rejoinder.-A. U.
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SKNArE.--Mr. Foot submitted resolution
that the special committee report back the res
olution referred to them, some time since, in
favor of submitting the temperance question to
d vote Of the people.
The resolution was lOst--yeas 8, nays 10.
Bill to encourage the organization OF hire
companies was indefinitely postponed.
Senate bill to restrict the evils resulting from
the sale of ofintoxicating liquors was taken from
the table and referred 10 the committee of the
Whole II was afterward considered in com
mittee, but without conclusion, the committee
rose and the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE. The House indefinitely postponed
the bill to abolish usufy and authorize persons
to recover as much interest as they contract for,
carry with it Mr.. Browns report against usu-
ry laws.
In the afternoon, the House reconsidered
this vote, laid the bill on the table, and order
ed Mr.. Browns report to be printed.
On motion Of Mr. Davis, the House recon.
sidtred the vote by which it refused to engross
the bill to amend the general incorporation act
Mr.. Cross explained the provisions Of the
bill, and argued with force, that the public in
terests required its passage.
Messrs. Walkup, Mckenzie, Gest .Birchard,
Morris, &C., spoke upon it. The bill, as orgi-
nally reported, made the stockholders liable in
an amount equal to, and in addition to, their
capital stock. The committee struck out this
last clause, and made the bill conform to the
general laws of last witer. II also made the
directors individually liable tor the debts of the
company. eH .t ur.
A dispute arose about the Democratic fea-
lures of the bill, and as there appeared to be
some difficulty on the Subject Mr.. Cest moved
that special COMMITTEES of tive be appointed
to'examine and report 'OhGt is Demoracyy
Mr.. Walkup said the bill did not make the
stockholders individually liable.
Mr.. Cross, with some feeling said il did, he
pledged his reputation as lawyer to that et-
feet. t3H4s t-.al yua.gr
The vote was then reconsidered by 70 to l3'
Several bills were received from the Senate
and were read the first time.
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Gy- Hon. B, T. Wade of the U. S, Senate,
and R. j. Atkinson of the Senate of Ohio. will
please accept our thanks for documental ia
vOrs: 10 r~ sb IA s,f +, bs a, "
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-10

Nmspeiin and Bfscoun.i discovered
that carrot. hsd large Qapnliiie- og pec,ic
acid, ani ihsi this ari3 ia.i il,. power of
ssiaiioiSiug Cunning 90 jrllt) water IN
shirh sugar ar Us ultimate. were held in
so'Hi.oHA II ;. veil known that food iu
a srlaiiniFri form I. more easily digest
~ 10y all aoimal. ihsu when not So gel
nmired. and probably to lLi. fart may
hs auritviel 10 fart. the great ,np,fio
i'y of carrp's oscr other roots a. food i,ir
cattle oi ~ kinds.
NJ winter food v III enable cows to
give ~ good m.lk. 90 yield a. good bat.
ter rs carr1fs IL, horses they are
nearly equal IN the same balk Of oats.
srd Ior working oxen carrot. may o.
ra.t'ually IT,. substituted for ground
irel y hen misri wub cat hny
Grated rarrols worked with winter
mad" butter, after !, learr. the churn.
sltcs 10 ihe favor nni color If good sum.
mer b'hirr.-- Working Farmer.
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Ecoxos, or nay woop ron rrrr..

si"nt itr-"ns are under the impress
sion. that II stove OF 6rr pinre be- 80
constituted A. 10 have draft .iIicient,
strong 10 buru grrrn wood, that they
can radiaic a. much into the room a, Il
'hc wood Vas Day
The i an error, AMI 'lm philosopli-
ral oa1-es ler ibc loss Of heat during
he combustion Of damp or green wood,
are ra-lly explained
Az substances in certain conditions.
are capahlt n rrcrising hcai and rem
dcfu,g h is'sa,--nnd The quantity Of
iite'eni or sensible heat. which may he
rendered latent or insen,ible. j. in pro.
lsiiiun 10 hr Increase IN sizc Of the
material uhieh absorb. H. Thus. one
81 be substance. Ia grpcn Or wet wosi
Sc water, add during the combustion Of
un"d. ,his water !. transformed into
steam. sol ~ cnrh pni 81 wnirr will
form al'oaf ls1n pint. If steam, daring
iis increase q hnik Il ah.ofl,s and rem
irr- laicat large amauui 81 hrai --ihr
sieam pa.'es 81 ihronzh The chmnr,.
earn ing The hrai Wiih II. in.irni Of
permitting lhr heat. a. formed. to be-
rsdis'ss into lhr room. II u in Ian
from Shes cause. hist charcoal. which !.
free fra'n mai.iars. viii uake much
hotter Gre than wool. Wha has 90,
noiiced she aiparcH wasting aaay n
=fvsn NoJ ia siasr or Rse-plser.
s'ihooi icriing any material sarmih ia
'he ramf Hal tho rhimncy tor
is'rn % ronin,ed a, 10 eondoase the
a-e'ni'ns sapor, liry vouhl have dc.
cutersi hat be- heat sas contained "a
ihs ascending ,apar 4 salrf. hsieaa oi
hs'ins bvrn ra4lsicl into thg rosm be-.
las.
one oorl q noal well dried. ~ill
gi,r monr beat dnfins d. c,gntae,ion,
si'~l mss be- awaited Of far uss. han
tao afn' half cord. shirl ha, roi h,eu
30 dnrd. 'rs,r,forr, never barn wood
ihs SANS wear II !. cot. noT II parties.
tir 20 prevent Il. shou.4 woni escr bs
exposed a. at from rains, d~as. &c 49,
The burniag 81 pesi m piai are ,.sli,vl
hir'iishi stoves. illustrates al. pfinri,l..
Nry eisrriy. n peat b. on'y % mach
dried - - menrly barn. ihc amouni a
heat siren a ~ill b. bat slight: Lu. II
pres io'i'ly baked Ia an osca AID then
harmed 10 a siose, ns sides . 20 general.
!, D. fsaul % b. rel bot AMI Il lhe
dfSh u regulated ~ a. 70 Fr,arJ iis
burning ou'ii Il'e quahfiiy 81 beet radi-
sled = equal 10 hat obtained b. ll,e
hHfrins u usbskc4 peat. ~, ZANE
qasniiiy wsll last tpo sHd a half tnes
=. .sa. --L<<4GA..
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rfasrst ifsHa Nisasti. fas tafiA sfsFtth % H.
ft aiisf a.gsfaltass nf HafNN ifffls. tit ssssi
frtaaiagsal tfrai. - . hni eft lNN.
a. fa-iatst0ilss -.
fIshis a. Natss.'s s~n ftensd, fsr an
\ HgA'AIlls -liaaafh S. ~ cd aiNF re- fafhAi
.ts HoFsfftr ssa Ff A. ldHraift go tlffit iafifft
afsss - falaaaai afars. O. if ftftiffi a4fftaiie
AZ thsts ava ntat D. atfh p Toe nta4f $3.50 w.
fifrts b. fssssar usfaf rfRftff wtfitt afsiif
dsstisss ntease " afuffio iaiiitnstih Ffain q
nia fraf.
faiins 10 tffHt. taa e. Descriptive ftsfHisi
sfssts rleftF iasss siuaasf a trleaiuf rFlftNTf
fsiu iifhIr's Aaiistl tlfAifaif ~ tsalfH z ftts
aiart "a iAeesfisie ~ Ffft'fi 'p Tee go is,Hi
H. lids "a iafaimf. fi Nte NssA frtfffasf1 ffsi
nana i.'Issr's Ftfet SEQ FHf rdiiH.ar ~ fa'r'ht
ifgf ~ afFrataf's ltf sHtafF A.. tntfhft nith
D. ss-fs ui fas f.siu fi' lanr 70 fhs hifeA ~iHtef
Fys pAsEakE rms ~ ffelt h.fnc - shr fsn,-
Ftis iaf. ilf es'lies sifuatuis % . - i'oath.
t.aH. A.. ss.is ffa{asrt.f. fuiaafpiiia "a tof9-
fist.f ed iftdf Hiats SECURES.
30 sd De sd i'raft'ts md i'ea.efs in Medicine.
pflte. Dfs ii..Haf 90 trfile.
uAaAfl-i 4 SOS, FaNns MnnsE q ai'HTN
PIN. Keflslsi. 81 i.arssir aas Ntish A4fut iA-ig
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100 FARMS.
wnuTu OWN ssissa. .sp
, Onn pIfII LOTS.


4, -. ,.syf ~ 49, n nsrG
900 BUILDING III y.
To ~ atsfstHatsa asssaH rae ~sesss1-
49,. on thf astuts,n sftiss ssah 90 ~ h.
rs~t. tasa
n.na -. ....is.s sss s.....g. rsasfNt Nrft ~
e =. 49,, 49,. t.s.. 49, 40 Il f.ia qU o.
q ...s .s.'.... 49, A. .'f.as i,t s.f.sls fts.4
a.. ~, -. s.is sis 80 fi.si 60 Fisfttais riu
trs..st.tt.t....s Falt ..i.si.i.af faan nNIa
n -stahs l. s..sss .i..sits a 81 fsft. est nfafs
Issif IL rt.I ttff. al y. rs. irrt. .4a gaaa.
l. at.. 49,. fa..... ~. ass t.aa.afiIiis hst
- ~ ttR4tsRu las gasns ehsfs > tsn
.'a,...s 40 .s..a ta,s.f aad uutahst ~ faattis
$1,000. 4, -. ,.s... ,f..... 49, f.sa tsvt 81
.... 49, ..,t ..',,g.i -. 81, 49, ,,su t.sirf hr..t
49, ...f.f s...Iaat ,.IH 49, frrltsf tiis r..strs
sssaa
1900. a a.. .....lti.rifr asf fer fidsf ~ astfuf
81. -, T.. 80. a Ma IA ana -, a.ff ) asafia
81. ... ......-. 49,. 49, I,t, a. a.rl an alnls.
~ ....l. ~. 49, y. $500. 49, Ia. tnnt s,stsff
80 $50, =. -. l..a5rs Il. ,.s sh.at slU iaf.s..
49,. i.t-it 49, 80 80 ssls. So aati. ta4nf
tr.4r y. .tidaai. De. snst rsfahl slsfatnsfsn
III n tt.s 49, -. ~ t.1,s 10 1atit. "a d. ...il
=, q ~. 49,. ~. ss-9,s,l,-','i ,..,,-s,s 80,
r,a - ~, 81 ss.8 - rfsap snd ssitnisisd o. ia
, =. f...4., Ia ,si.s "a - Is4 " 4flN ID Hsiira
49, az 49, ,,..Is III 80. tsso tao an
,..s.t.t 40 -. $50 - esissiea 1s,sf. hs ~
-, 4..,..s ~ = ....,s...ss T.. "a a. L. ut,Asf14
II 49,. a., ,st. .,ts, a. i..fr larrs ale. have
49, ,.s. 80 . a,-s. ~. ..,ta aesf t'as..s A. isfrs
,~f ., a. go ,..rt,fsi etsrsrss sua ,iitisslea
ris l. ,lse,,.tt ,a. ,l.assnnt t,a8sftt,et al 80,
r, ttsrs a,th
. $500 .e-.,.s. * 49, ..,.t, an tt.t. ,if, sna
s.t t,...... ,..,s7 49,. ..,.,.a..'I,t t6..a.
1910 ~ 49,. sl.. .lt, st,i s,ifts 1.si4ers. tn ..as,
49, i, 49,. So. -. ~. .,fs.t s.ss,,- ~, ti.if
49, s,,..-. ~ t,,,s,.,s 50 49,. 49,, A,,,iii..
d..lYr,e I'd ~. tsr..s.sf... "a tIie Arnfr sd iits
ss,,,. si,. =, ~ nav, i.,.n selected mas III,
49,. -. ,if.tta .t.5 ,.tent,f a. ti,f.. y, ~ bsVr
ntta, ia t,s 49, r,.r, - H. sts ai..tt 4. le.,, We
s., I'd ~, No.. =. ,,.it,t5 st1 a h., ..,,e limo
$500 II 49,, ..,f,tt T., aet,,sl .,fttr,s a. ~.
$1,000 -, a Ii-5,tf,.f ,its., "a sispa az s,tts
~, t.,-t t,,s, f,is,ss, fsas ti-.lits D., t.t.r,.
~, n.st ~. I'd IN. fisud ,,,ti iha hssni,fli
isEs Frntarkauta l,4rr a.e mile n,rth afd the
-, a,.5tt ~. ...i u'.a Aslart.r IN ~ ss.tb
mn a., ,,,, s,si,i,, v,i fst,f,ir~ sif rnptnnsliy
vsflur &C. gffts byesEs af,ssa aisA q archtai
residence Ef ne rtuiiruau " risurr ~ Ass e bgs
uess Hets ~ ,p1D families, "a bu aosHft croWd-
60 aA ollcaf -lsftafeut- 90 tiir rft, pas iur
niuas frets, s1iEH hnd pheasant homestead while
trt dn ba.iuss. in The ciis, manufacturing tfcirs
ai tar ris usle. The improvements which he
ing nisd. ~ Lakeland end other liaco. the iHr
islanl Raiirisd, have paiced thl kaiifnsd rempanN
g. rNeau the facilities witiia their I',,rT Ia aoetu.
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fuow The ahosr iahlr. we see ahy
q p rs afon isaafnr. aai liar.4y me4i
-aaa fsura and krep 10 heslh, ehcne-
as vh,n supplied vith potatoes ouls.
ihl h.rame f,f iu' 81, aah.a'ily Il
aiii a'.7 lrarh 81. that the mi x of rows,
fruin which batter 3. 20 l.e n,.,i.. would
he lseat fiirl by misipg their Gs,l ui,h
erri-a PCS. AID h. so. ~ rw,han.
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aarGaullural.


q r WANING N.
W. eaf1 hs,os ars n - tssf s,.l ses
n w. lvga sf'seaHnai o. 49, ssef
vfrer ht nas vesstf f8ss Pro-
Msiot fae ~ fls Wot rm.f
Ffla We tnre,s N as.es af a~frs ae,
- wfat tfnsf .sas. erri g., tl ,s.
reg rsrs 80 nai pA Msas
'es'siet ip'a't es ~ SOFA BtN
la~ rg Hs s1t j.sti, y. vg isssn ha
20, thra,e a ~ ieas.ss ssi,.8 b f~a.
~ g s''f - sfsuscs ii rufrrss go. 81
rsrgstnr 90 w.svHr w naRs
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S3 Az l. II y
.Z-Ft PILLS.
roR ALL THE ruarosrs ORA
"a MILl L III Y : lC.

Towns br, tfra existed pebble dt1rard fr 30
effective pnfriffr rll vhigh oouiA De- irira on b.
fo ard gfte.tiy ssie go Jog grsfst'u ih's hss
Hre liHFsrsa o. nrr usai drnatl. sud an eaten
s.t. Nfl ~ Its tffuta h4s aauf lavi,tf shown oih
stai tf,trs' q toHmplshcs ~ rer'asf DESIGNED
" e. rHsf OBJ make physical fsl hui noi 0set in
rIakr flv Ntst 90 90 fts -- one ~h.,h sh-ed hsff
nuut oi thc % rltais, lut sii thc advantages. Of
rffr' HAeg. lAit has tp,u attempted hffc. ati
rih ~hai '1crrss ue vana RESPECTFULLY eu'eni %
t.e VuflH decision. u has hcru unflHtutair ir
U.r patient hithefin thai sluott rtrfy puvfat.tr
u.a3lsne Is aetImru.',s aud ittttsung 60 tho har-
rs th, 81 nor MANY ~ them ptoaatr an fnurh
..uInr lin ap1 tctulson W. the .satrua Co., t1afr
than oauntfhalsnfe Tie good Co. hr derived hom
uatn, These ltis pruduct ho Irritation 0r rHin,
ofirss Is elise ifoiu rfc,intslv existing ohstfur-
t.ou 10 1etasstsncut iu The bowels being rulf
tclff5hlc. nu harm f4u uise lofu Their Use in ANY
rulrrfv. hut It b. better thnt anf medicine should
30 taken inaian,isi, Minute difesusrs tor thcH
asc in tho sfycrI Diseases go which thrl sfr ap'
pl BE srs given ou thr bux, Among tho com-
uiaiDts which have bstn speedily CURED hy ihcnl, vc
MAS mcrii1u Liver tnmrlaint, Va i' ,a'inus forms
rf 1suuaifc, Indigestion, lnnEnoi tnd lnss Of Az.
petite. listlr%sus,s luitabNt,, Bilious lcAdathc,
bilHu tc,gt fc,u and Nru' Tam iu ihr SIDE
aul iofs Cor. in truth. sl these ave hut thc con-
sotutu,c OF dsrasoA apuuu n the liyor A. sn
srUrenf, Che, aNti prompt ari surv rrltci in Gus
t,eue... llr., Caiia p,rotcN, humoTs. sret
rl1 aud Srur,N, Colds with soreness ef o.. body,
Jlacr- and imfWrty OF de blood pa short, any
and every case WHERE purratl,e s. required
1Aty have al4e produced s.anr sintuiatly site
c-s. 'ui cutys m Ghcumuti,na. Cont, Droi~y, Gravel,
Wv. irrlls. rafiaiiou of the Heart, rains n The
Back. Stomach, md side. rhry should bee freely
t1l cn ia tAc spring NJ the wear. 80 pnih thc blood
and prepare the system fuf the change nf seasons.
An ocrasipu1l dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy nciion, and restores thc appo-
Use and viru Tho, purify thc blood, and, DIV THOR
ftnuulant action on the cirCnlatory system, tCuo-
waite the strength Of the BODY and restore the
wasted ot diseased energies OF She whole organism,
D.. 90
though no serious arrangement exists, hat I'M
nccrssaty dosing should never Dee carried too Ear,
as every purgatve inodicipe reduces the strength,
when taken 90 cKuVss. The thousand eases iu which
"A physic Is required cannot bc enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves 90 the reason Of every
body; and it IS confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which bAs
hitherto been available 10 mankind When their
virtues aro once known, the public viii no longer
doubt what remedy TO employ when in need of
caihaftic medicine.
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"Macaronack,-
A CERTAIN ctHE ron PILES,

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| HAVE been AFFLICTED with the piles
i ti TIE tat HiHferi ltaft tried even thinF thai
Wa recommended o. nae, but ia ho sHccess I he
gan 10 ihink NY case hfJries-. / had nimust gwen
~ 10 despair aud thuifzht wunld noi Use any more
ni@d''ih"s hat when beard a your sNiscsfanack "
Ahd hat wonderful cures u bad made not believing
ihai eifiiing wuuid help nir, thougtt would ~
some 81 Yeuf medicine, med one bits nrsf aud
~ ni great snfpr'ss innd -fne felief taak seven
bottle m I'll, aud Il entirely cured me- snd ! have
never had any trouble VITA them sinre.
ANTHONY GARDINER.
quincy, April, lesa
raid by rOAb a MORSE Drusrists and AisIihe
CARES Rutland.
fnoe u ger bottle. a HboTai discsunt made 10
desiersi BY fhe Jenofsl AGENT, TFfsarr TfNrLr
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Tremendous Bargains.
At IHE CELEBRATED LARGEST aud CHEkf-
EST CARPET ESTABLISHMENT IN THE
UNITED STATES.
No ~, BUsery, New Yors,
III IL 4 NJ AN ID Il II SON
EIGHT SPACIOUS SALES ROoMs,
Hholesa!f and ksisA

"A"fe4f ana httsu
saLHs rpSa 30 J.,
Contains tho most extensive, fashionable ard hama
some assortment ct flares celebrated Fneitsh aud
hnisb, marble, Italian, frcsco, and Scroll Paintings
ever offered IN this e from p, Cd 10 the square
yard of 10 Z yards wide.
-sLEs Eooss No 2
There are two hundred aud hfy pieces the choicest
most beautiful aud desirable patterns Of English
Amcursn tsGHAis fAnrIrtNo, a. unparalleled low
prices from ave shiiiugs and sis shillnrs and as
pence per ysfd- Manufactured for our city salss
sttts room 80 g.
i"niains three hnndrod pieces Of EnFiHh and Amer
icaH lmIrliai mas ~ rAHrnriNG, 81 magnificent
scroll aud Gothic nsufe. imported and manufactured
9" order soe Of which otf'nd be found at any other
establishment IN the United rtstcs.
saLEs no. T.
Contains one hundred and my pieces ~ hne ,-o,s~
csHfrfIrG, Of splendid new patterns, asieuisb-
tng los pfiees, Be- p. 3D. b. Cd aud Is per yaFa
sAtTs Hooh NJ. =,
DISPLAYS wonderful variety ui ISGLi.H ppuas,rs OF
iyafds wide. Aiso 1000 yards at DuFeots, OF i-42
aud ards vice, AZ s., -. 3D., and a., Dr. and -
pof yard. Also magnificent Mnsaic and Administer
HrsftH sues, and lo1p rustFD nuss, al a0s. each.
ROOM 80 D.,
u iuiy Stocked with even variety % Striped and
fisuTed 'r,iH and Hsll rAErtriN6, st p. p. 3D. %
t. PER yard. Also English Tapestry Brussels and
Nefe star cafre' al D., - - and lo- per yard
sAAEs nuos z.
Rayal Velvet, Administer, Tapestry and Brussels Car
peiing impned ifum the celebrated English maRufae
torres 81 John Cross SON and henderson, express.
~ iorour city trade.
Also Mosaic Carpet, 81 one enure piece, the s,,.
- feri by n, Hnd ~ leot inches By Il feet Monh
$50
,ALts soos 80 8,
Ar the rirrNT ThFIs1Hr iNGtAfa ctPFrrt, exhibit.
ed Al he NorGs Far, and 10 be exhibited at the New
heft Crystal Paiare.
Asn, Window Shades, Al e.. H., Ia, qQs. 10 SO
per pair Table and Piano Cavsfs Plated and Rrrs.
star Rods, English shospstin, Adelaide and Tuned
fhfinf u'sH NRts.
Aso, White and Checked Mating a.. 81 and
- and Cocoa Mating Al the alasr goods IA be
sid ~ Ief cent less than any oihcs establishments 40
Tie GATED Tiatrs
HIRAM ANDERSON. % BnN.rg.
" B--fauies and Merchants visiting the sfeai
meisopiis, Wiii mud It much their advantage h. "a
siHbe the ebOfuInilr sturk
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