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Wilmington.
WATCHES,
JeWelry & Silverware.
GEORGE Eia1E.sDTT,

No. 81 Urhct STREET, it0rc Thud,
WiL.Ni,NG7UN, DELAWARE,
ii Nl%G enlarged and improved his store" is
1 1 now prepared 10 OF + TO the public II very
large and c,rciliiy s'le,i'd assortment Of lac
Watches } w"iy and riverwarc. His stock of
W i"hcS viii couSis in u r., oil tilc following uc.c-
br,tcl English mak rs:
Win DiX"n's Nh .oapm ..cr Watches. sole ascncy
jos. S"mi', celebrated hallway Time Nvepcls
VIM, Coopcr .. bupI'N aud Lever Watches.
NJ. J. Tobias Cos Liverpool Watches.
3"S. Jo'nSons, (ou'y schi'nc)
Mcs'rs. Geo. John ljoll Chronom .ter and Du
plea Watches
l!cnty Taylor Liverpool Watches
Geo. Chadwick Northampton Square.
VIM Read 4 Sous, Liverpool.
james i'rIhanl, do
John iiotShton. do.
john ieibury a. Co. do.
Rae zine Swiss Watches Of
Nont,udon frcr,s. Girol
II n 'hry fcy lieu, licnly Thurnesien,
Mdtnry Dcrct, Jam = toroS olSicr,
AInul nicr, &c. &c, Nc.
The above Watches are all guaranteed to be per
feet timc-kecpcrs, and persons pmrrh .shng them
will be referred 10 gentlemen of the highest res
portability in the city and country.
JEiTELRY.
Our Jewclry will lie of the finest quality and lat
cst styles, We are constantly adding to our OK,
tcnsive scotch.
SILVER " ARE.
In the Silver department will be found all the
many styles 81 much lmired, as well as every
articc necessary 10 4 complete outfit D Every
article warrant d IL good az coin.
CLOCKS.
Fine French Mantle Clocks, various styles: also.
Clocks for Churches, Schools, Halls &c.
TEL SETS.
S"vcra hfarrn styles OF Tea Sets, of the ccle
hratc! Sheffield and Birmingham Ware Dinner and
Tea C.tst"rs, Cake Ba.kc,s, Trays, Spoons Fork
Bat CT Knives &c.
FfNCY ARTICLES,
Such a. fine jet Bracelets Neck ,ces Drouches
&c; inc French Fans, tancy Boxes, Nc
Nprl 81, -.
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LisPiNG.-Conversing one day with FASH
io,,Able and pretty belle the iareious Mr.
Spriggs observed that ''ladcs that lisped
wished to he kissed" The young lady had
before spoken unailcct,dly, but now replied,
"1ho We heard hny
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Losses OF THE FRENCH Army IN THE CRI-
MEA The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
dan Times states, on authority Of off al in
fornation that the number of French troops
sent out to the Crimea, from the commence
ment Of the war; is lS2 goo, of which nun
her 10000 are now effective, Sous ieSSarntcS.
The loss consequently is GO 900
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miscellaneous.
washington ut school.


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o''S a' NUM- a'''. 'i'e ., 'ui',o
-. ''''ol' 'hc S'N ,o'I' Denny LOO t''i','eu ior
Wv 9'o"l's VANS 81 ,"9 P"P'I'. 49, "a'
~" He', =" 'eSHte wan augustine nah'''s
'o'' d. o.i'acS SL'GN: a'i9 ENJOY 'ne u','ei 1
VIZ. ~ M $3.50, 80
N.p' ~ ~, i'''''H rs ei Nv Nv"
1870, va :. p'"i' ".''t i,e
VA Wv WV 'is' "a .'o' I,". Ia,
-" any ~ ,t,.oI.O 81
~ W ~, S ~ fl t, h;,,, rnr
~ NV ~. w. 49, ",, ,,aoI
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.nl .,n0 o ".' ta, Il !. - t,,n 81;
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1rar,,o7 .',n.i 49,. ~ al.
XII Ivy a'. - ,i,
r. ,.>nlGI,, or c,, ,,nnl,,.
Ill., ;ntond, ~. , H. nri; srh"oI n'atc,.
~ ro,.t n III All h,.;nos'' ii,,n P.,
f,,o hr,r,y ,,ro'.', ,,,',, Of ,,ro ho h,l CO.
nicd ;,,n - ,,nir'rn r,,ns r,r oil l;nds ormrr.
camilla and lnol ,,,,o,.s. ,,;Ils If oy,h,nrr
nn,., ,rh.,I l. },,,1. AMI ,hn H.
mss c,,lv solrfr;,;on rarn Linn thron,rbout
III. Iewycr's .I,;ll in ,ror,n. ia,,,n,ont and
- m ',,.h,nt,s cx,n,nnss il, kcen;nr accnnnts
S, That al t',c O., urrrrs Of his y,,ous c. ,trs
lis d,al;n~ Win his domestic steward. and
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THIS remedy has won for itself such Dotoricty
from its Of every variety of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary TO recount the evil
dcnces of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its use
fulncss, and SO numerous the cases OF its cures,
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous atfec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the mildcr varieties
of CoIDs, CoUGHs, HoAKsENEsS, &c; and for
CIILDREN it is the pleasantest AID safest medicine
that can be obtained
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality is kept up to the best that ever
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by -
AGENTS DR.. J. WALLiCg and DR.. II. III
MlrcnELt. Elkon: r. l.. THOMAS, Nor h East: JAS
WILSON, Port Deposit. Jan q TN
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ia merchant, not so celebrated for the
elegance of his diction as for the length OF
his purse, wrote to his correspondents in a
distant city for lot Of flour adding, by way
of showing his Impotence, that lie wanted il
"thc worst kind" He was not less srpris-
cd than chagrined on reception Of this article
to find it full of wecvil, sour and muSty.
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A M.srAKg.-%,me one has called the
telegraph ''thc highway of thought" This
is an erTor-it is 1.-THE thread of converse
ton"
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Group in Ten minutes.
Iianhct in fifteen minutes,
10 Ithtche in one second,
Spaam in five minutes.
Sick Headache in fifteen minutes
thill-F,vcr in fifteen inmates
thjlbi rins III five minutes,
Sore Throat i'll four minutes,
Influenza in one hour.
SPINAL COMPLAINTS, StT Joints Cuts.
Eru scs Wounds, Frost Bites, Choera Morbus
bye itcry. Tic DolorcuX. and all o her complaints
where here are severe pains, RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF will insanity stop the pam. and quickly
cure the disease.
In al cascs Of accidents. RADwAr's READY Re-
LET Is 'FRONT.' IN AFToEpiNG RELIEF.
TRgE PROOF.
All the certificates. we offer are from parties who
ir well known III the communities where they re
side. Every person who's lI,mc is here recorded
will answer any commune .ton relative 10 the cf-
ir'ts of she X X Il. bcnrdirs. in their respective
cnS"s. I he reader will do Ms favor by StaichinG
out tn" facts in relation To the eff .icy of our RENE
dies. We publicly in>i { an investigations
RmI~uy's Rcaly Relief VERSUS the best Phy-
siciunS IL Ffcdoaio, LicLiny Comfy, OHIO.
FsmuoyA. LrrEIXG County ONO.
FOE FIVE EARS | laid upon my back, unable to
riS; WAS attended BY our bcS; physicians. hut OBJ
tuincl II" rcli,t-Io; even ray OF hope Of my re
cUycry wa left me. ONE SIEGLE APPLICATION EN-
rEnNiLLY OF YOUR READY RELIES ENABLED ME IA
pa
'''' 80, ,.>., , ,,,,,,,,,,,t ,,I',,
ava ~ ,'''', va,
ARCHIBALD 0Nlrh HH2' vac, ,e, tos'ihaS'er1 bADLl
b' hNhp'
IN. JONI R,DwAY. Jn New Orleans La.
Last Saturday night had The misfortune 10 have
my Gin aud MIL burnt to the ground While aid
ing without hat or coat. to rescue cotton bales from
the dcyouring flames. | had my back. face. neck
and hands terribly burned. Cold water failed to
give me ease H. r. Relief was then Applied 10
my head. face and neck, In few mnna$ | was
comp "i"1y free from pain | was as oni,hci Mt
the good nn'l rpl clie;'s of X. Il. Il. in my case.
The burns ! thought would not hen' up Tor months
,.arr,I !" ,'"v n,.c..,;, .',,, lJc I,,,J ,L.,,
,yi,'I, III, @ i ,,,: .cc r,,.crcJ with III;
.,nJ drcn.I,Irrt s,r,.s :, ,,n,y we'll md s,u,,l
Ar,u,I;>.n ~viru
,.;., ,,,r,, t,Gc.,,, g., MI,
Nun ,',,,,,
=, ->ht' W II E.NpAcHh'. !,
Persons 'r"'b!ct wan 'hT"''ihS j. ms III inc
mead her sues Slrhhc'' a. *'"i'"'m' "iHE,"tI'
PAM over 'hc eyes VIII ma .h-'3' tS'%' ~ n''h
lhS inc ho"' ana h,oN %''h 'Ic ~: y hc!''i an"
taking icasponnlu "i me kcil,I internally IN "
niue water, Hc'r ~ mint mat III "l! r",'S Oh
lci,tichr me DOVES should DC E'i' regular i""'tH
at7 an9 lh"u+hn'!N OF persons nave ga cure IN
II lev m'n','c' oi :'th hV""thV ~ 'i!e use VI i'"u
way hcahy h'Ii''
MIR PETER OGiEN'S FAMILY. OF PEORIA
LII, CURED OF RiiEl MATlSM. AND
OTHER PAINS DI Il. Il. X.
,p,n,;.,tc Icttcr If .I,,,v >, 1881
,,. y
S,'s..I L"rchv ,nr,ir, ina, / II ,ycu.clE T.
Rc';cf and ;hat it has cured in my family IN ohsti
nntc c,Se Of l,hcu'nnSm, Sick AID Nervous Head
ache Pains in tAc shoulc Bowel Compnmts
discuss Of the Hip 10 nj 81. j have recommended
it % all my arunnauccs. | have never he rl OF
complaint In all ca.cs it cures as soon as APP
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WIN. PINKNEY EWING,
III Law

ATTORNEY 1T Law.
"AEING returned from the West. and
i l. permanently located in Elkton, will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted to
him.
REOfce-with Hon. Alc Xandcr Evans.
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Medicinal.

Il. II. Il.
IMPORTANT MEDICAL DISCOVERIES !!
The Three R. R. z. Rene lie
RE the most important discoveries for the quick
Z removal of the most tOrturing pains ard the eff
fectual cure of disease recorded in the annals
of INC lical science.
TEE FIRST
Of these Three Great Remedies, and the only rome
dy ever giyel TO the bel rildel and pain stricken
aud e,iechled invalid. that will free the sulcrin &
victim Of the most torturpg pains. either Rhcumat-
jc Nenalsic Nervous, or Miasm,tc, ~ a FEW
SECONDS is
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
Which has been uscl by hundreds of lhous mls
thuughout the Unite STATES giving instant case to
all trouble | with pain or sickness:
One application externally. or II few drops taken
externally will Instantly free the sui from the
most violent and terrible paiI ), aud restore the
weak, feeble and PROSTATE frame TO st.c..sih and
vigor
No person has ever used RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF without derived som" sreei 4 benefit in
less than fifteen minutes :Iirr It's use
Let those who are now suffering any severe pains
give II 'raI. for i'll iiitcc minutes they will e. y
c.sc AMI comfort.
1T will cure AID protect the system against sud
dcn attack Of
CHOLERA. DY,ENTERY.
DlAl;EliEA, CHOLERA MnRbCS
BlLlO | collie, FEVER AND AGuE,
PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA.
Bear in mind, it IS powerful disinreciant an
tacid dtfns We stimUlant, heryinc. antispasmodic,
aud cuunt rrtant
Jhn Il. Il. REMEDIES are medical discoveries
Of the present century. They are prepared on AN
entire new and original theory. 40 sop pain i
stanily" and protect the human system aga INST
sickness or any Sudden attacks The doses roqui-
Ell 10 be I ken are small. A few drops OF READY
RELIEF exercise powered influence over de
.p,S rI rtinu
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FINE SWISS WATCHES
jules Jurges"n Cop l,hlgcn Chronometcr
a. hcndr"s Geneva Nhrnnomc.ci
u Capt '''nc', Lever aud Lcpinrs ivory fine
Nachrron u Con 'auiuc Geneva VERY lincl
.Jnmcs Go 'ry"i 'cr Gcncy...
ii, ahcy p"ytiru
Rrguct, Paris. Nrry fnc)
Char. +. Iiasot & son. ll.ocIc) &c.
JEW LRY
Fine sets consisting OF Breast Pins Ear Rings
and bracelets. of the sam" pattern; Gold Chains
Mcdlllions, Pencils, Cuff Pins, &c
SU.NERWARE
In the Silver department we arc prepared tc
furnish the --latest patterns. The Tuscan and Eliza
b"t'Ian warranted coral 10 coin in purity, and Il.
cheap can b. purchased in III is cnniry Also a
tr;c assortment of plain Silver spoons Forks &c
Tea Sets, Plated H'orr, Mrltc uud Bronze
Ciocts.
Yankee Cock for Churchcs, Halls and Schools
Richard Willis and Chas Stevenson $ Celebrated
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New Stock Of Clothing.
WILLIAM G.. LOWE,

No. 81 MARKET Street, Wilmington, Del.
DESPECSFULLY informs his friends and the
IN pub ic, that he has laid in a large and well
suecteI nssn rtment of
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Mercantile.
TO the Dress Circle Of EIkt0n.

TO the Dress Circle Of Elkt0n.
INLAY & BRO. inform the ladies and gen
IfI tlemcn of Eliiun and vicinity. that they
have just received from Philadelphia the
present week. II choice lot of goods to suit
the present and approaching seasons. They
we're all bought rigM, and will be sold accord
ingly. Purchasers are invited to call and
examine.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT:
Brocads. changcable, plain, fancy and black
Dress Silks.
French Painted Lawns, American d..
Fancy and plain Bcragrs, Challie Bcragcs.
Pink, Blue and Green Tissues.
Prints and Gingltms.
Collars, Spcncrrs, Undcr-slrcvcs and ITdkfs.
A great variety Of white dress goods, laccs,
cdgings, parasols, fans, gloves, mitts, hosiery,
&C. nc.
GENTLEMEN'S DEPARTMENT:
White, buff and fancy Marsciilcs Ncsth IS;
White. fancy and brown Linen Drilling;
White Coating Duck, Linen Coating, Tweed
Coating;
Kid, Silk and Lislc Thread Gloves;
Black Silk, Panama and Braid Hats;
Black and Fancy Caters, French Calf Boots.
variety of cravuts, hdkis, hose, fine
shirts, collars, &c.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
new invoice of cheap and fashionable
rcady-nladc clothing, for summer wear.
Elkton, May 10
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ADDITIONAL BOUNTY LANDS.

T!lE surviving soldiers widows and minor
Il children entitled to Bounty Land under
the act OF Congress recently passed. will have
their claims promptly attended to by calling
on the subscriber. FOURTEEN DAYS SER
VICE in any Of The wars since 1870 win en-
title the applicant to n warrant for lG0 arccs,
the amount heretofore received to be deduct
cd. Transfers, Wagon.Masers, Sailors,
Marines, &c, arc entitled under the new law.
JAS. 7. McCULLOUGH.
Elkton, March 10, 80.
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Rcady-Madc Clothing

TUST Received and opened, a large and
Csplcndid assortment of Spring Clothing,
such as Goats, Pants. Vest. Shirts. &c. and
for sale by ALDRIDGE X GRANT.
DR1NTS u LAWNS.-The stock Of cheap
prints and lawns for sale by ToRpEnT, at
only 81 crs per yd., cannot be surpassed by
any for style and quality.
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Cssr0nNll Watches,

Having sc"ur"l the Agency of the above finest
quality English Watches We are prepared to furnish
acorr'ct tine keeper. at aRGASUAA ELE price VIII ch
for finish and accuracy. cannot be cxcclcl by any
watch made Each watch is accoup MED hv u Ger
hlcntc from the manufacturer. which guarantees it
Ito keep time TO the,s isi tion of the purchaser
or 10 be returned. WecaIgve the best references;
from gentlemen Of the greatest rcSpccahlity in our
city; and we respectfully request he attention Of
those wishing Watch which they can depend
upon.
q WATCH REPAIRING done in The best
manner and all work warranted to give entlc sat.
isfaction for one year. Mt the old and of
IiBA FERRIS x SON,
Corner Of Fourth and Market SIS
Dec. 2, ji-fy WILMINGTON, pei
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N Z W OP E N ING.
JUST OPENED, AT
WILLIAM TOP nV.S

VERY rich styles of LADIES' DRESS
' GOODS.-Slk, Linen and Whitc:G Gods,
brown and bleachcd Shcctings, Domestic
Plaids, Summer wears, &c, co mprsingin all
one of the BEST assortment of Goods ever
before offered in the town of Elkton.
April I tt
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

II BROWN, JR., has opened at his Dry
~. Good Store, 40 cases very desirable
Dry Goods, suitable to the wants of the pco-
pie, to which the attention Of buyers is re-
specially invited. Prices made low and
custom solicited. [Apr IA
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Caters and Morocco Boots

TUST RECEIVED. The Ladies will please cal
y and examine n handsome lot of Caters Morocco
Boots. Buskin Shoes. Misses dressed and undrcsscd
Morocco Boots; also, an excellent lot ofchidrens
boots, for sale by
Nov IL 3. F. MAY
GROCERIES x PRONlSIONS.-Wc de-
" sign paying particular attention to the
grocery and provision trade, and solicit the
attention of families to that fact
APRIL MAY x BRO.
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Cards.
w M. J. JON f S q,
NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned will give attention to
l. securing LAND WARRANTS, for persons
entitled to the same under the late Act Of
Congress. EARLE & CRESW ELL,
Elliton, March 10 If Attorneys.
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SURVEYING.

~ TIE subscriber having resumed his form
Il er business of Surveying and Convey
ancing, promises to Accommodate all who de-
sire to patroniZe him. JOHN JANNEY.
Elkton, Md, APR 1tf
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SPINAL COMPLAINTS. StH Joints Cuts.
Eru scs Wounds. Frost Bites. Cholera MorbUs
bye itcry. Tie DolorcuX, and all o her complaints
where here are severe pains, R,pwAY's READY
RELIEF will insanity stop the pam, and quickly
cure the disease.
In al caScs Of accidents. RADwAY's READY Re-
LIEF is PROMPT IN aFrOEDING RELIEF
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NAMES OF AGENTS.
Or. MircuEiI., Elkon; r., j.. THOMAS North
la I; JosErH p. IRELAND. Georgetown =: Roads;
Lockwood & CO., Mnlllctown; CEorCn a DAVIS,
cnnwrIl's Brlg"; d Lo"kwoon, smyrna; JonN
". CoLLi>S, Chesapeake City; +, Il. tnooksIiASkS,
Crnilt"n; joins +. SrErnENS, Warwick
April -, lSJ5--Iy
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-22
THE WOgL1N'S RIGHTS cONFENTIOs
Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune.

Ceuespcndsnce of The ". Y Tribune
SARATOGA, Aug. II, 1855.
The Woman's Rights Convention here closH
yesterday, after session of two days. thn
old prophecy, that the last shall be first. To
last darling Of mother and lobbyist is al@sJsn
improvement upon its predecessors; bat cer
tainly we have had few Conventions, and surslf
10 State Convention, which, on the whole, ~
been greater success than this. Each meeting
has been fully attended, half Of them crowded
one evening numbers were turned away for waH
of room.
The longest and principal addresses Of 'n'
Convention were made by Mrs. Ernestine j.
Rose and Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell Both
these ladies we're radical and fundamental IN @
yelopiDg the principles of the cause they sdsocaN'
and also in the incidental allusions TO kindred
forms, and the expression OF individual opinion,
Mrs Rose is always logical, always eloquent y
ways powerful, often very apt and witty sae W.
wholly equal TO herself The first evening soc w
cupied mainly with the educational question nsr -
were ready heartily to indorse all she said VIZ
were vet able deeply to regret that the pontic~
question was 10 have large place In the Con'er
ton; but after they had heard her and oshsnr
mark upon the different phases OF tho latter ihepe
if they could not find truth aud reason-s nee'
and Justice for allowing Womans claim Of PEI.
feet ciyIl and political equalityt must have oee'
for one of two reasons, either they could s0f 1r
prehead the arguments set forth or else they Sss~
no, comprehend them, forseeing the pracncai" "
suits. -.
Mrs Lucy Stone Blackwell has all the toucnIs.
beautiful eloquence which seemed SUI genels,
Mss Lucy Stone. The needed rest OF fe" n.as
and doubtless the harmony OF her new reis." is.
seem TO have wrought well toward all ber slns al
have never heard her speak with more estg ;,as las
clesrress, with more freshness and aptness "
traion, with more wit aud sparkle OF phrase.o,s, s.,
and more simple, selfevident logic than !. y ssst
Convention Surely ber last days will be pc, a
days! Many echoed this thought with plo0sa
they listened. - -, ..thsreJ
throughout the country who would, at near, M 20,
less like giving an enthusiastic recePnoh Yet
who ia prominently the popular srssS.,, mind.
whatever prejudices may have existed ~ ts mors
of any or all, she can never have produces .,eept
marked expression Of upon her and'rhcsl ha.rers
in those rare moments eben speakers an. ao;ut Of
were Ill wrought up together " the n'sDs'' '
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LIVER COMPLAINT.


This dangerous and often fatal disease had long bafied
the skin eminent physicians, when the d~cov
cry Of Dr. McIane's Liver Pills solved the difficulty, AMI
presented the world fls Seei6e for that cOmpca
ted mslady which has attained such widely spread celeb
rty for Its certainty of This successful remedy
the result Of many years study, IN which the sypns
narrowly observed and thus described by th:
Doctor himself:
Symptoms Of Diseased LirerPain IN the right si-,
and sometimes in the le under the edge OF the nb'-
patient being rarely able lie the lett pain soneuns
under the shouderbade, frequently extending Ia tn
OF the shOulder-Ofen mistaken for rheumatism ln t-
arm; sickness Of stomach and loss Of appetite bowels
mostly costve but sometimes alternate with lax tt',,
heavy sensation in the back part OF the head los o.
memory with uneaslness of having neglected something
sometimes dry cough; WEAKNESS and debility; nervous
lrraby feet cold burning, and prckly sensation Of
skim low spirits assude, with Discrimination 10
cise although satisfied II would be beneficial Ia fact
patient distrusts every remedy"
Have you any all of these symptoms Ii So YOU wall
find a certain remedy in DIR. McLanes Pills
NJ Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. McIanr's
celebrated Liver Pills, and take else There arc
other Pills. puporng to he Liver Pills now before the
public Dr. MeIsne's Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Vernfuge, can now be had all respectable Drug Stores
IN the United States aud Canada -
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THE MORMON EVIL.

That evil is before us in connection with these
people, we have never doubted; and the events
are pressing US onward toward it. The daily
papers publish full details of the trial of three
Indians, for the murder of Captain Gunnson
and his companions; and the New York Times
remarks upon the subject:
"Our readers will recollect the excitement
which pervaded the public mind when news OF
this bloody and brutal massacre reached this
country, as well as the vigorous efforts made by
the Government to detect and capture the saw
age miscreants by whom it was perpetrated.
These efforts were successful. The murderers
were captured, brought within the jurisdiction
Of the United States, and tried before the Dis
trict Court in the Territory of Utah. The testi-
D,Ony Wds clear and undisputed. The accused
parties were proved beyond all possibility OF
doubt to have been the murderers. No attempt
even was made to rebut the evidence. The
guilt of the Indians was conceded; and yet the
jury returned verdict of mdnsldughter only
The facts stated by our correspondent show
conclusvely that this result is due entirely to
the interference Of the Mormons, who seem to
be in league with the Indians in resisting the
authority of the United States. The verdict
was rendered by Mormon jury, acting under
the direction of the Mormon leaders.
"But the whole story is not yet told. The
sentence of the Court was, that the Indians, fol
this brutal massacre of eight or ten American
citizens and soldiers, should be imprisoned fol
three years. They were accordingly handed
over to the authorities of Utah, (Mormons, and
committed to prison to serve out their terms
But, within less than week, they were permit
ted to escape, and are again at large. We learr
from our private correspondence that no doub
whatever is entertained by COL Steptoe and the
authorities, that the whole thing has beer
brought about by the Mormons, for the express
purpose of conciliating the Indians, and exas
perating them against the Federal authority
For some time past, Mormon missionaries have
been maintained among the Indians, and Brig
ham Young has proposed that intamarriag
between the Indians and the Mormons be intro
duced and encouraged as much as possible.
"These occurrences indicate the commence
ment of system of tampering with the Indians
on the part of the Mormon leaders, from which
the worst results may be apprehended. W.
have reason to believe that the United States
authorities are fully alive to the extent of thu
danger, and are prepared to take such precau
tons as may be needful."