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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12

This is somewhat different from Button, but
he sets it down as fixed rule that all the larger
animals live five times longer than the time re-
quired for their growth. This question is one
of deep Importance to the whole human family.
1t is one to which the ingenious Frenchfnan has
brought great amour. of knowledge in nves-
tigation, and he holds up science, as presenting
all meu by a life of sobriety, a very ex tended
life Of sobriety, a very extended fund of exist
ence.-Scientifc American
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12

All my own experience of life teaches me the
contempt of cunning, not the .fear The phrase
profound cunning has always seemed to me
contradiction in terms never knew u cum
ming mind which was not either shallow, or in
some point diseased. People dissemble some
times who yet hate assembling, but cum
ming mind emphatically delights in its own
cunning, and is the ready prey of cunning
That pleasure in deceiving, and aptness to be
deceived usually go together, was one of the
wise sayings of the wiscst of men.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12
poetrp.
For the Green Mountain freeman.
INDHPENDENcE ODE.

Il
By dBqaaswArsys
All hail thou glorious natalmorn
Tha. -arksd our nations birth,
Proclaimed free republic born.
Among the powers of earth.
Wenmay we welcome thee with pride,
And hail the fesial day;
For thee, our fathers fought and died,
A tyrant's hand to stay.
For thee, they shed their dearest blood,
A haven thus to gain
For those who fled the tyrsnt's rod,
Ard Stunned the galliug chain.
Ye sons, be worthy Of your sires,
Preserve their life-bought fame,
Kindle anew the beacon fires,
OF Frcedonl's sacred name.
Fen now there rests deep ming stain
Upon our heritage,
Meier falter. till ye gain name,
Pure as tn unlettered page.
Oh may The spirits Of the sires
Descend upon their sons,
Till Slavery, vanquished, glad retires
And Liberty Is won.
THEN, let glad shouts Of Joy arise,
And cannons loudly roar.
Let songs Of triumph iill the skies,
And banners proudly soar,
THEs " US Of our Liberty,
$50 OSS smiling face,
snon Of the free
hch Of peace.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12
For the Green Mountain Freeman.

For the Green Mountain Freeman
Mr.. EDITOR Il would be much gratifed tx
see these lines, which were taken from yer,
ancient work, entitled the +" Pilgrim of Ninet,
Years." in your paper. Perhaps they will no
seem to Others as they do to me, but to me the.
are replete with interest and beauty Lew
Oh! there are lovely lights that rest,
On Natures varied scene below,
Where the broad sun has gained the west,
And sheds from thence her sotest glow.
OFT have marked the lingering CLEAN,
On ~iIAss bright and woodland brown.s es,,
As II from heaven glorious stream
OF molten gold were rolling down.
And have seen the dewy cloud, IN
Hung loosely o'er the azure sky,
Like royal robe Of monarch proud
Tinged with the richest Tyrian dye
I've watched till all these tints would fade,
The golden light the mellow glow;
And evening, with her tranquil shade
Had wrapt the varied scene below:
And thought as days departing beam,
Shone lovelier far than all the rest,
Its voice was as gentle dream
Man, thy last days should be thy best.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12

and huge fre-place-where we first learned the
A, B, C,--and by the aid of those who taught
the young ideas how to shoot, we have ascended
few steps up the hill of Science. How cheer
ing is the thought that in the confusions and
turmols of this world, there Is at least one spot
where man may find affection that is disinterest-
ed. That place is home, sweet home.
Westfed, VI. H.A.B.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12

Those who have the largest horizon of thought
the most extended vision in regard to the re-
latiOn of things, are not remarkable for self-re-
lance and steady Judgment. A man who sees
limitedly and clearly, is more sure Of himself,
and more direct in his dealings with crcum-
stances and others, than man whose many
sided capacity embraces on immense extent Of
objects and oleciiOns-just as, they say, horse
with blinkers more surely chooses his path, and
is less likely to shy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12

a. the deepest and best affections which God
has given US sometimes brood oyer the heart like
doves Of peace-they sometimes suck out our
life-blood like vampires.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12

Dante, in his lowest hell, has placed those
who have betrayed women ; and in the lowest
deep of the lowest deep those who have betray-
ed trust.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12
JULY 12, 1855.

are important questions. We find that thirty
years is considered generation that is. the
whole world is repeopled every thirty years with
new race, and like number departs from it
In that period. But no person considers thirty
years as the natural term of man Is ife-seventy
years being generally set down as that limit.
A book, however, recently published in Paris,
by M. Florens, which has created no small sen
sation in that city, places old age at eighty five
years, and the complete natural life of man
about century. He first places manhood be.
tween forty-fve and fifty-fve, and second man.
hood from that to seventy, instead of old age at
that period. We are inclined to accept his view
OF the question as the most correct one. Buff
ion, the naturalist entertained such an opinion
Fhe rule Of life laid down by him Il, that ami
mails live from six to seven times the number Of
years required TO complete their growths such
as the horse, which completes its growth at four
years, lives from twenty to twenty-four years,
and man who takes eighteen years to reach his
full growth may live more than hundred years.
There are but few men who live to a hundred
years, and just us few horses that live to twenty
four, but that affords no reason why many men,
and almost all men of sound constitution, may
not live a century. The table Of M. Florens
relating to life is as follows.
Man grows for 20 years, and lives 80 or 100
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-07-12
Che family Girfle.

A lie, though it be killed and dead, can sting
somctimes--like dead wasp.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-11-28
0Aaers " saberaaate Esea n saenf4 far tho Tcrn
= III eadiax Jane &c. ts@5s 1 ssS Wy

&Ncers " 5aberdtahte Efenm pEaenf4 fer tho Tcrln
x ~ enditss June st. tsiFSs S ~ asf-sF
xsAupET5 No l, meets on the nfst and third Sat-
NF1hysof every meIth. ths Enexmpment roon1, 0dd
6ellows' HALL Of Camp sud xfayetke sTeets
S9esrs iof the present kerni--L HofbsB o r. Is Geo
IA 1iztasysr, ~ q; w nslesdesniet, i WI x Gnth-
iss WA seribe; " Wool W sH Williams, Treasurer,
q wv 8axns*Jx Assistant SCRIBE is5sNgisS5
n9a34 Ma 81 meets on tha second and fourth
5ss@Asss " each month ii Eneampmsnt room ODD
Aa s0rzeF q Camp and ivfsyeta strsess. :.
81 yEssEs .eg " present Rooster, o
VI y a heaasaa Y BIZ 0hss w aouid, ews Lsthrop
refir5f ~ :. knonts ! andrew Hero, Treasurer
E q teets dn the tirst and third AioIl-
9 ssrh month 70 the at room odd pe
lows Hall CORNER Of Gsrap and Lafaystts streets .
xceEs suf the present kee1a q p b q
bysriy, u r I'D Moore, sN y AZ pstts9sou Bertha
LMoagsan, \ w Hanediet, Trsaaarer 3 :
EksRrNar0H No. g. meets every second and
foarth Monday II serh month"; At Warrington Hall.
Margny Ruilainxf Third District. odfcsrs for ths
present term "a FiSnza G |; b Schroeder Il P
wehner i W.: d issuxs nbecksr Scribe finks,
W III aIspsngh, rsasnrsr
LApAysrrE No. 4, meets on the 6rst and third
@ Moufaya In sash mouth, 40 Jefferson Hail. Foarth
District ofacels Tar the preeant terTnJ Burke
50 q X ~ VI Mestholtss Is \ ~ n Krantx, W; u
nurn, srxabei 9 AlplnJ " !; = 9srritts Treasurer
PEAsokS Nc.6, meets on the drst and third Sat-
urdays To- each month, in Polar Star Hail a. Lunil
str-sss. pfsress for the present tsrm--0 PoupArt
oP; o voorhiss, III p; + Dennier, w 4 s Il Wagner,
Ssribs; 3 phfyissiJ Lstteradst Treasurer
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TaaR. " faeAnn Buo. urlnar IN 5 ara14 aon

TIE 2. W GeANn ENoAxPAENr or P4TRrAacBs
IN loustAsA o. B., semi annually, ON chs
third 9ussdayA w J&nnary ma Juy, ID Grand Lodge
as &Qgms r. 0dt kelloaH Hall, corner OF Camp and
stseats, Nav orssnt. Officers for the yeas
fuaa * sAisIda A W q n b H4rhys ii h g II r
EYE 8ijislngilAnas " G 8 " Z jas EuraeApx n W e.
SofSRes " ~ tiams, 3 w q rrnaaur~r j "a Dunlap q
zs p y MI 3 Wa Lot thsU 3 !; rnos Bragg & " d
Y !; y T y sAIyn,W :. g ~ Hero, " q q Frank
ford w d q Ait Gates Of Mount einxi No o. II IL
~ Il DC District No Oscar Hxrbaes 81 ssAeuolis M
4RH q + ~ District No 3; a D y. Covert, Of q W
Shaw Earsnpnsut No. ios .. g, Patriarch, Dstrict
No s. ullulon l1 s n ~ IS
All Intended for the Grand Endampuens
should directed, Jamrs EaFnsaux, Grand Eersbe,
6Fkad Seeratsry's ofic4 IL Cad FAifos Hall 4
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H0TET. g. RESTAURANTs.

90 IN LOUIS HOTEL, NV 6RIEANas = n
yVYHE UNDkRSlGN ED most respectfully n
s1isrrs hs travelling oofosnunhy that h
nj sbAse hvor,ts Hcs Duriug sammei,
Hoa1s a been and Improved ard VIII
Inst.
RATE or BOARD, % 10 PER pAf.
It. i be kept asfcrmssi First Glass Hotel, plodFs
all bs attention shah b. IL good
pnt o And rend comfortable home 70 " old
stfAkRers. "a 4 u Js5{.
otam eHAs L. GuMBEL.
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TIME ARRIVAL OF DIR. sHERfDAN IN

ii {
III his city stephens, Hospah
eiy Of Dublin Hsidsy performing his
ing sight tas bind and deaf % thsr hearing
without hs Instruments
II seuna stage rom u 70 Is days. PsHoaE ,roubd with h
will D. -.
Piles cured at piles blind pl4a
logo cured Speedily rheumac pans banhed
atndnuse, DR.. s, will restore good nRif bald.
secrsd loss of
time the patient gratis. country Be- at
tended q, stating exactly the stase they arc iq:
DR. Sheridan aows reference
his ia tina and st Louis
restored TO niahi Dr. his diploma
lowed restoring blind
Dr. s. be ~ his CHICO from N 70 P, NJ
% Camel strsct corner of Trsros
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GAlVEAslTY OF LOUIsIANA+LAW DEPART.
Z MEM 80
TIME Lectures in this Department will COM

[YTyHE Lectures in this department will COM
s1 MoND 1855, con-
uail,hs hrs Moaday " April las They w the
bran hes Of III ciy cemnan Consultation
tsen.es sill bs delivered by hur PI6fe.n
tn ny Professor Nc alsb will treat OF go
Admiralty rms Law, embracing the righa aud obliga-
ous IF Massrs and Msfusr other dariims Tor
.v and Mlax, Ma ioer Cont
Marine and and Conrae for MARITIME
ss,ysss in Ba,liins. asra.Is nd Supp wing shies
IL InismHiota embracing the Prize md ths Prac
ee Of Pxe Courts, snts lights
hosls Of n Priyas
INK The Original and Appellate tbs Supreme
Coufs, Of the Cours
Iosrs Of Rssenus and he and Admiralty.
Il BY Professor hsndelI Hunt will embrace . r
elai has M-reApts Persons MecAn
lie Property Confacta md Msrcauss Remedies.
S0s Traders, Pabershps Corporations; Of
ppga arriafs CONTRACTS 81 Al
eyh Charter Pay and 70 Ship;
Freight etiton and Avsase savAzs and lusnrance Sae
u The fIseics c,ms Of Criminal Jaraidic
dictou.5 7 z
H Lbs Civil of Loasrnn cnnsction with the Ronian
she Sapf nst Q State. ai1f Fl
IL Land TeB, wbsthef from England Spaiu France
the United H,atss. ~ e = ~ - ~ =
ciyit Juri.dIction in Louisiana
Thoss by Professor % lnsen will en- =
i tbs common Law and Jufprudenee and
Pieadnss IN Civil Cases Common Law. -
ii. Constitutional 4a sl54ss
Bseha Of Lava will Do ccntsrrsd on those stu
only who shs fall es or
The fnl hyng twelve months
Of psctabie Ccuns or ut La who sp
th vrioua Prosa deserving honor THIS
This Of fac
fse dollar tbs dfpona.
Al must ~ adarsssa tho Dean Faculty
at Nov oiieana. CHRISTIAN ROsELIuS,
( spsa l.5fi, = can az tbs Fannie
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E0uisIANA No. /, mssts avery friday AveninS,
b rnon ~ !, odd fsllsss. tasis Eco.
:ssss.sy Lssssl., - lssiss.s; aiiiaslsa
4ssisa zoAI M. Inssts ssssy Thsrsday even,
Y ~ aa.s ssisas aasss sssss
my 7; , Luis, Pa Sssfstsry ~ Hooper Trsasnfsr
kros l.oDon Nj. 8. snssts svefy Monday even
ang d Ee6& Nos5, GA fel0sa p Az 01lesfs5sJno
IN Il sss a i Il ]; SsLs ss ssss
ii 81 :.I|s. sss'sE sssssss
.s.s' - s ssis'
IN ;. d. snosts every Thursday evening
e jsssrson Hslia Fourth pissrict ofhcsrs W v
issyi Dssso1s 81 ssoisssssis = cSralsli rssss,
Il ysprossA M. IA, nssss sssry Tuesday evening
net4 Y g igA Y 9 Esnsk, sscfsssry
IT, oss s5ss ssssy IassssR evening
Pstssso1 d y fsohis, y VI ] d WsDb, seossts-
II i v d HI
% nseRo4l. NJ. IL, NESTS every Wednesday
wstss Siool N 8 d 4 sssess ten N Lsagniin
sss5s.ss5 TowsF, Pss sssrssAsy y = s'o0ss
Hsw4ap IN Il, meets svsrs rhursds9 evening
Hltss, II q b asnrlqus II g 4. p yanhern, sesrss
fary Manner Per ssasstsrs De soi*s Treasurer,
HcFE No. "A, sneets every " ednesday evening
I; ss, sss@ NJ o sars ssss
tAEy ohAs RossiteI5 Fss sorgs Rsxsshid'
~ Treasurer. IS ~ hzs 4
Dsls ~ i. aests svsry lenaay evening j
assaessi n B. i y csiEcs 0sins' ss d"
q sstsks Msunlleoh, Psr sscrsssry Homes
=. g3xs5S- : II 4. & .ss "a
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

n WRlG IL L ~ Co.'S CATALStiiUE Ut
eB GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY aIEDefNEs, which
offer to supply Druggists and Dealers Prppsio lowest
Wholesale prices. en-. rs
~ General Depot and Special Agency ls Ghsrira.sss
Ma rIarnaI.
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kANIEL EDWARDS, Successor to TwI-
~ BILL EDWARDS) Nos. Lsvss and VI
. Fulton every description Copper
Tin Sheet Iron and Bras Work He ready
making Of Steam Trains Clarifying EYAporsng
Juice BoIea everything Appartaing Sugafhouse
Cocks Coupling Valves, ETC., constantly hand. -
He would call the attention
have been operation the Col
Camp Hass g. 4 HARRISON e. j. Forsta Nelson
good Lawrence W. q A. 5aekhouse Thomson Il
fess city, whom respectfully fn psficu
| Laws"
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fHyOBACCO Long Black Rich TOBACCO, for
she Me Ican And Tsras hafrats Also TOBACCO
ton IN hhds and bbia and ToBAccu constantly
Z 70 4iv "a TURNER RENsHa W % Camp srss. up ssa.
W. o. FEUER, UNDERTAKER,
oil Tchoupitoulas street, New Orleans.
GSOFFINS AND HEARSE5 ALWAYS in
~ readiness Collins lined wish lead
a. : = .anhn LIZ
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NEW YoRK--.NEW YORK.


ca ava the noo manufacturers
heaa INN Rsnr without rives entirely Of
Wr Railing INV made II the
ststss Tbey make oupss Window
NM Sbptcys Oeeand Dssk
Railing Anchurh Chatting,
whale
from woyk M buildings Of every casr Sections
i'm Eos 81 Duspe
Foundry AZ North Rivsr. nvat
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fe EMOVAL OF DIR. FEUoATw ANH Ahsl

X.pT =
a. Pearlsifeet-Ths
undpFaiEnsd informing
country thnt he enppF Dnsor
Pyrosenss sud AIsIss N
With Hs Eospe
the The mont
ChemicEa he Bromis, both
and
ypoaaphida Cyanide X hptsrss;
Salts grain vials Nra Cyanide aud OH d. Silver
walls; PlnmAxo ID b1tieR,
Baryta Afnps; Cafins aud Tpo Bise ytrist Vienna
Lane, poshy steel. For the Pyrntsouist tho
fensh Nitrate Soniia, BaytA Oxaate Strona
Soda Chorae Potaat Metals such Piatins Buh Oxide
Nickel AHhosto, IpAde
ds Patent Msdnss Fly PnpsI. Phosphnrn
Pnse Persian Powder. Fumgsting PaIea
Specific Thons Extract Copava 0a
yellow Oil OF AtpIs,
Janaics sd St. Grpx RAM Hoand Gin.
Cherry Cider erndy Eassace Of MaonrAhea and s Whisky
Oils Of Cloves Pimsno Jnnipar Berry 0reuss CArpwag
Gsranium Aoxsna s6iphurons Nitrous Ehs Fig
variety Drugs aud Rare Chsmea All ns
terms, for ane by Dr. LEWIS FRUsHrwANGEAy 81
| t4 NV n
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\ sUPARTNERSHlP--H d. r. BEACH, hav-
T. ing ,o,rnsd pa nth W W. CRANE of Ne Or
sesns. MILEs, tho Carriage
Csrondslet street, under thu
snda w. W CRANE CO. sgFgF
4 m ~trlesps. 0ttnf 1855
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-09-26
MEDICINAL.
Dr Halls Ceiebrqted Pukmonic ELlrir

DR. Halt S Celebrated PtttRlOHtC EttTtT
DOR the permanent OfcOushs, colds, consumption.
bronchitis asthma, Influenza, Group, whOoping cough
inflammation the bFOcea and hOaTSeHeSs caused by pub
ic speaking; all affections Ct the organs of TesTa.
tiCn.
Warranted the pleasancst and best medicine for dIseas
eS o he lungs ever sold in America.
In presenting this medicine 10 tile public have the
satisfaction thlt not only nrescnt them with
Invaluable autioe for The class of diseases II profess
cure which is perfectly harmless ia its cf
ftcis uCn the constitutions be administered with.
any Of mInetal pOiSOn>a for IL contains uoHe
The tact, large portion OF the suffering, and death
throughout ecouITy Is caused 10y disease oil line orgCS
Respiration upon exposure aud cold, haSiE
duccJ 10 put il within the reach oil every rdiVidUal
who may need recdy that has proven Itself SO invaiu.
able.
This medicine is the result OF long experience, and
study OF those diseases Of the lungs which are 50 frequent IN
changeahc climates and c!air 1t TO be in advace
OF all medicines before discovered fur those peculiar
cOMPl tiHts, Improvement ALI and consequently
ulrrior 10 all others.
We shall make eXtTavagan' assertions of its efficacy
In curing tl=cG>C Ike The vendors a. too many GOStTuS,
wl0 deceive all Who trust the, shall we hold any
Inducements which CNi,e rlenCe docs not Justify.
lF1ucHIS Will pcr>cyce IN The OF thus medicine,
and use GUctc, they viii be cured IN every instance
that it's uo; beyond tile power OF medicine. here are
ANA er"us persons euoyJHgt he blessings oiheahand
renewed LIE, As II who Otherwise would have long
since been In their grave. but tue timely aud pcSevc
ring Of thi> invaluable remedy. ltis UNPRECEDENTED
that il IS Htlbie IEeve-y stage OF cOnSumP'ion but we
know II TO b. better Gda:eG Ie various diseases Of the
ssSiOry Organs than any other Medicine ever offered 10
the public. Al ask is trial and in every instance. II
sed freely according 10 lie directions and Il perfect salts
faction is not :iv"H, the money VIII be returned.
Genuine signed +. HALL ~ co. For sale By Jam rs
BAKER, Druggist, Wheeling, Va Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country arS-ly
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MEDICAL.
Prof Woods

Hair Restorative is now FOR the first time intro
III duced To the citizens Of Wheeling, at No 1S9 Market
street which is the only remedy invented that
will restore grey hairs and whiskeTS
original color OF youth without dyeinl: the bald
head in short time with the natural covering, remove
daniru prevents the hair falling andis free
from the hv sediment Objectionable in divers prepa
raOns different before the public; the Ky
ATIVE is beautiful article for The toilet, old
yOurg and only be appreciated by its uses all
areesPeetiuy invited 10 caat the nepot and examine
testimonials OF ladies aud high rePuta
tiOHin the South and West, where it Invented but
will refer TO the certificate below OF the distinguished
statesman and Senator, Judge Hreese, of Illinois:
CARLYLE, Ii. June %, 1853.
have used Prof o. s. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired tue wonderful effect My hair was arcom
lug, as Thought, prematurey grey, but by the his
'Restoraye't has resumed original 3Oor, and
no doubt permanently
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator OF the United States
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PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA
Curtain Warehouse,
III Chestnut ST., Philadelphia opposite House
HENRY W Stafford,
IMroRTER AN@ DEALER IN CURTAINS, CURTAIN Ma
TERTALs, AND FUENITuEE COVERINGS,
WHICH he offers at the lowest market prices,
WHOLESALE AND HETAIL.
The StOckCOmprslug, III pant, the following:
Embroidered Lace Curtains; Gill Cor niCeSj
40 Muslin 30 do Pins:
Orapery Lacr> d. Muslims; do Bands,
French ElOCatells all widths Canopy Arches and Rings;
and COlnrSi Cords, Tassels, Gmps,
Saiimde LANES. Eruses Curtain Drops,
DanIasks; &c.
AlarIcstock of FRENCH FLASHES, of all colors and
qualities on hand.
%lINTED WINDOW SLIDES, anI HOLLANDS OF all
CUOrS for shading
n Il; Persons ordering Curtains will give measure
othe heishth and width o. he entire frame wndov.
ma
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Professor woods. Oriensnl snnn,ire

This Liniment is valuable AUXILIARY in tho treatmen. OF
some Of the formidable diseases with which il
lot 10 cOneH for inst ance Inflammation NI- iltgs GI
6ocsLs. by thorough and continued application
Lnnent the region Of tile affected organ these 9th
erwise iOrmidl bic diseases disaret
than hall their terTois, particularly among children, and
thousands OF mothers, they allowed speak, would
with all the eloqGence OF feeling and affection, hear their
united testimony The fact that had suatcheeir
dIen from the very Jaws or DEATH ard restored them
their former health and beauty. Again, will
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
Aguc Cake, enlargement OF spleen. in all
cases external application is service, this lin
will be found useful
General Depot G95 Broadway, New York; and III
arket ST Louis
Fnrsale wholesale ana retail in wheelinsby
-
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. l, sprigg House Emporiuml!
CLOTHS, CAssMEREs AND vEsrlNGs!
New sprIng ,1a,l Summer Cood.,

New Spring and Summer G. Gods!
Enclosure IN being able to say to MY old custom
i eTs and the fashionable community, that have Just
returned from New York. aud have been able to procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the that the great
Emporium, New York, can import from France and the
old cOuntres and having dispensed with tile sale of com
mon clothing gives me more and fine attend
The wants OF my customers in the fashionable way My
new stock now consists Of
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, BLUE, OLIVE AND
CLOTHS.
Also. silk and cashmeretts all shades and colOrs
hobaZine, dIapIter summer clot hs linen grassc
&c, for making ffOck, dress. sack and business coats
French, English and American CaSsimc res; also,
linen drilngs, &C. for making pants As Vesmgs,
have the most beautiful selection looked in any
W all oil which anu MOY prepared to Giake in the
fashionable and best STYLE as ha Nj RUssELLs
services cutter Tor the coming season. feel certain
Sayn that can furnish better cloths thanamy west
Of the Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful
ment Furnishing GOOhs all 6He seasOnabie, and lash
lnabe, consisting OF CLOTH cashmere, cashmeTett, hom
bazinc. grass nen d'abta and plain len fVOCk, dress
an business coats, vests and pants made from the
fashionable and seasOnab!e Goods in great variety; also
ltHen and cotton Shirts, silk, en lambs and
tUu UndershTts and Drawers; CraVas, Stocks collars
gloves and Suspenlers.
Hosiery great variety Also every other article suit
able for CnmPletinga Eentiemam's wardrobe.
AL the above named articles, together with many other
articles that be found at store No l. SprSg House
Please call in aud take look, and much Obge yours
sn2l s. RICE.