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FOR ALL PARTS Of THE WEST.



BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Nsp and Improved Ar,Gnge1sents.
THREE TRAINS DAILY FROM BALTI:
more, for Cumberland, Wheeling, and oil
LIST. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will
leave, Except sunday at as a m connecting
with trains from Philadelphia, frst train from
Washln2ton lat Junction)-wil stop at way s'a
lions and arrive at Cumberland at O'Clock p. m.
ID. The MAIL TRAIN leaves Camden sta
reaches Wheelipg by a. m connecting at Ben
wood with trains for Columbus, Cincinnati, Day
ton Indiana polls, Louisville. Cleveland, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, st Louis, Cairo, and intsTme-
diate points.
"a. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily al
~. m, connecting with express trains for Ci.,-
cianati, St. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and interms-
diate places. The distance to Cincinnati and
other central and southern places In the West, is
nearly 100 miles shorter than by anv other route.
The time TO these places is also rnequalled.
III Baggage checked through 10 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, ar d TT Louis
ID Passengers and Baggage transferred at all
THROUGH TICKETS win be sold to all tie
rates, ettbe Ticket Once, Camden Station, ana
az Washington city.
Tnin. ~ ~'N'' - " WIG ~ 81
Passengers from,B al,imore or Washington may
| ciew the entire road By daylight, by taking AZ
commodatiou or Mail iISin, and lying over az
Cumberland or OAKLAND. They resume next
morning by the Express Train, which leaves
Cumberland at 2 SO q. n. and reaches Wheel
ing at p. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time
for meals at Washington Junction.
This Is the only route by which Through Tick.
cts aad Baggage Checks can be obtained In
Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGER
The Accommodation Train at IS, will stop az
all stations cast Of Cumberland, and the Express
at ST lions between Piedmont oofr o. ue<f East.
wardly the Mail Train leares wheeling at rs
a m, and Accommodation leaves Cumberland
at 8. 90 reaching Baltimore at S IS m
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at p. m
except sunday stopping at way stations Leaves
Frederick ats q m, arriving at Baltimore at II.
The ELLICOTT'S MILLS TRAIN leaves
Camden Station at q. and % D "a. Leaves
kllicou's ills at 30 a. m +, and 7.30 m, ex
cept Sundays. w. 8. wOODSIDR
Jan 16-E Master Of Transportstioa
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BOOK BINDING.

CerssY E!svsnsh street aad Maryia~d ssssss
Ssar TIE SSnsthsoxiGs I1stifHfica.
EDWARD I.YCErI RESPECTFULLY IN
Il forms the subscribers to Browns Bible and
Shakespeare, now Just completed, that he Is pre-
pared to bind those works In q superior style o;
mole reasonable terms than can be done in Balti.
more, Philadelphia, or New York. A letter i'd
dressed to him (per post) will enable him to ex-
hibi to the subscribers specimens Of his style Of
aouted se37-&m
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,

Having successfully passed the ordeal to which
new discoveries In the Materia medica are
subjected, must now be received as an
established medicine.
ITS EFFICACY, I'm CURING
d Us P E PS IA,
Affections ofthe Liver, Dropsy, NenraIgio,
bronchitis and Consmmptivs Tendencies,
Dtsor9ere6 state of the Blood, Botks, Gen
eraL Debility, and all DISEASES ichich re-.
qHfrs a Tonic and Lucrative medicine Is
beyond question.
The proofs Of It's efacacy are so numerous, 30
well authenticated, and Of such peculiar charac-
ter that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to re-
ceive the profered aid.
The Peruvian Syrup does not profess TO be a
e1re-dI, but Its range Is extensive, because MANY
diseases, appdrssils ualife, are intimately re-
lated, and, proceeding from one cause, may be
cured by one remedy.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro
vides cure, is precisely that which has so often
facts are tangible, the witnesses accessible, and
the safety and efficacy Of the Syrup incon;rovert.
ible.
Those who may wish for an opinion from dis
interested persons respecting the character Of the
Syrup, cannot fail TO &c satisfied with the follow
Ing, among numerous testimonials, in ths hands
OF the Agents. The signatures are those Of gen.
highest respe, liability.
CARD.
Ine undersigned having experienced the bene.
fcial effects Of the ''Peruvian SYRUP do not
hesitate 10 recommend 1t TO the attention Of the
public
From our cwnsxperiencs, Is well a. from the
testimony OF others, whose intelligence and In
tegIity are altogether unquest.onable, we have no
doubt Of Its ecacy In cases Of lncipient Diseases
OF the Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dy,pe psia,
Liver Complaint, Dropsy. Neuralgia &c indeed
Its ELECTS would be Incredible but from the nigh
character OF those who have witnessed them and
have volunteered their testimony, as we do ours,
to Its restorative power.
JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A DEXTER,
3. H. KENDALL, NJ ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS c. AMORY.
For sale by Z d. GILMAN, Special Agent,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, and at the General
Agency, corner Of Ian osreets, NAVY Yard.
feb 8-
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STOCK IN ThK OLD DOMINION COAL
ComfANx, kANAWHA COUNTY,

SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
~ ut the Banking House Of Chubb Brothers for
the remaining stock Of the above company, be-
Ing three hundred shares. The capital stock Is
Sio0, 600 ldollars,) Of which $40 600 has been
subscribed. The mines are now prepared FOR
active operations, and per cent interest viii be
guaranteed upon the stoek now onertd for sale
by the original stockholders, for the period Of
twa years.
Particulars In regard 10 the stock. and its pros
Pects, VIII be made known upon application TO
jsaH Pr. DANDRIDsE, Aren't.
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Medicines.

RR. DUPRIE,s REMEDIES are Tie only
II eRsctual cure for External OF Internal Pies,
saltrheum, Ring. worm, 60. They are mrival.
led for purifying the blood
SO cents per box. Once ~ Nassau street, Nov
York. WIN 10 sent by mail.
For sale by FORD BRO, conner Of nn q.
and Pam av0nuo. 80 % -
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GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE PRICE OF BOOTS AND 0AIfIRs
HAVE ON COMMISSION, FOR PHI.

n daelPnia manu-.
Gcturer, q frst rate
Sewed or Pegged
Calf-Skin BOOT at
1915, full as good
- those usually sold
ut Is or s.; aad a
French Calf Patent
Leather CATER at
%. so, as good as any
at 85; ahfstrate Calf
6aiterat % so, these
are the best goods
that Is Tor ever were)
sold In tho District
for the price; for the
proof, como and goo
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D. A. MCCLURE, Attorney a, Law.
wILKsBARRR. Pa September % 1854
30 900 PEACH TREES.

A IIEN DOLLARS PER HUNDRED-FOs
TIVE go my nursery, near Washington e1sA
A. he love Sn trees are ali OF sne growth, and TX
also, "a general assortment osORN.MrNT.,
W - KEEN, SHADE, and r. TIT TR E "a
JOSHUA PkIRCE
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Tor yourself. Terms positively cash. No extr,
pront charged to oKset bad debts Call at the
NEW YORK HAT STORE, Seventh street
near Pennsvlvania avenue.
BEST HUBBERS for gentlemen 81
IA ~-u ANTHONY, Aren't,
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NOTICE TO PaE-EMprIoN r, .

Every person en- tiled to the rich, ~ %
ton u any of the lands within ,br ,o pfe-emp-
Tarts OF townships above enumerated 1, r.l' and
es ab ish the sans 70 the eat ion OF re 10
and receivcr of the proper land odi.a Isgistrr
payment hcTefor rs son as practicable after go
tils mott and before the dav appoint fJr The
IN nee IN snt OF ID" public sale Of tbs lands NH.
,ns Tue tract Gained; otherwise su:h cia m will
forfeited THOS. A HENDRICKS.
Comm's i)ner OF the General LAM Once
{ b TO- laHl3gt e'
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q PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
PHYSI0L 0GICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
lL, TREATISE

M. b. La CROIX, M. D., Albany, n. H
$50 psges and 80 fine Plain and Colcrea h'tnosfaFss
and Plates.
AHPRICE ONLY IS CENTS 10
ASent free Of poste &c 10 oil parts Of the Cn'oH ~
DR M n Ia CEOIS,a PSYCHOLOGICAL
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IL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.
A new and revised edition Of
ESQ pages and1So plates. Price SUI
25 cents copy, A popular
and comprehensive treatise
on theduties and casualties Of
single and married life hap =
py aAafrui,ful alliances mode q
ofsecuriDg Observation-Disclosures ES{1SkS
aud infer lie ones their oh >AI.9l
Walton and renewal NEW ~&&
Gus debility, its causes and >$SN
cure, by process ri once 80 >SSNk
simple, safe, and efcctual,
that failure is impOssible-Iules for daily MAJ
ment-an essay On Sperma. orrhoea, with pra,
observations on a safer and more successful mo
neutrality-suspicious. hints on the evil re
from empirical practice; 10 which il added
mentariss on the diseases II femaIcs-from inf
TO old age-each case graphically illustrate
beautiful plates IL pGints out the remedi
those SELF inflicted mi e,Ics and disappointed
so unfortunately prevalent in the young.
tru kful adviser 10 the married and those con
plating marriage. Its Perusal IL particularly re
mended To persons entertaining secret doub
their physical condition, and who are consci''
having hazarced the health happiness and priv
TO which every human being is entitled to.
Price Is cents per copy, or five copies 70
mailed free OF postage to any Part OF the U
States, by addressing DR.. LA CROlX, (post
Albany, New York, enclosing IS cents.
N. Is Those who prefer msy consult Dr.
CROIX upon any of the diseases upon wbic
book treats, either personally or by mail. His
icin"s often cure in the shoit space 81 six days
completely and entirely oradicate all traces Of
disorders which copa va and cubsbs have d
been thou chit an antidote, To the ruin of the h
Of the p uirnt. His "French Secret, In the
continental remedy for that class Of disorders '
unfortunately, physicians tn at with mercury,
irretrievab!e de IructioD offhe PATENT consitl
and which all The sarsaparila In the world c,
cure.
o. Once No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,,N.
feb IA dhw1yt
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TWENTY Five PIANOS IN STORE
- being the largest stock In this city to selec{
nom JOHN r. ELLIS,
u ~ 8o6, near 10Th stJaet,
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PROPOSED DATES OF SIZZLING.
FROM NEW YORK FROM rIyRRpoor

For freight or Passa e apply to
EDW'D X COLLINS, No S. walI.st NY
BkOWN, SMILEY CO Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD co No "a Aus
tin Friars, London.
b. 6. WAINWRIGHT CO, Paris.
TIE owners Of theme ships will not be accom-
table for gold, 'flver, bullien, specie, jeweiry
precious stones or metals, unless bills OF ladtne
are signed therefor and the value thereof express
cd therein. Fer a
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We q. METZEROff,
.tSsccxssoR 70 GIoRsI HILBysJ
ASsAS q Raven q Baeen,s md Wiluau
mtllsf'S
lag ALWAYS ON HAND THE LARGEST
SUCK OF PIANOS from Sl7s up to 81 ,OOe,
mELODEONs from s45 to $3.50,
vESrsA wi0LiNs, BRASS INsrRU.
oONS, and SHEET MUSIC, cheaper than IN
any house south Of New York.
H S,ons Pr t 1 and received svsy DAY.
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NoRPoLK, September 2, 1884.
S.r-The Spectacles you made for me sui, vsry
well, and seem to have improved my sight more
than any other have lately tried.
LIFT. w. TLZEWELk,
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have tried pair OF Speotacles obtained nom
Mr.. Tobias and ind them Of great assistance to
my sight, and corresponding with his description
Of the focus. 1 recommend him as a skillful OF
ttcinR. HENRY A. WISE.
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TWO DAILY TRAINS SUNDAY NIGHTS
III excepted) leave Alexandria for kichmond-
Far. ss 50. JAMES A. EVANS,
feb ID Agent
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Having successfully passed the ordeal to whicl
new discoveries In the Materia Medica are
subjected, must now be received as an
established medicine.
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BARB tRt.

yrom a,,s...sf saaiI,'s Srv Boos 81 Fs-m..
On Sabbath day.
Through the churehyArd old and gray.
Over the cri,p and yellow ieayes, ! held my
rnrtliBg way;
And amid the words Of mercy, falling on my
soul like bsims,
Mid the upward streaming prayers, and the
rich and solemn psalms,
stood careless, Barbara.
Ny heart wAs other here,
While the organ shook the air,
And the priest. with ou,spread hands, bles.ed
the peopis with aprsyeri
but when rising to 60 homeward, With mild
and saint like shine,
Cleaned = face Of airy beauty, with IA heAF'
emily face on mine
Cleaned and vanished In Il moment-o that
face was surely thine,
OCT Of Heaven, Barbara.
o paliid, psllid face
q earnest eyes Of grace
When last saw thee, dearest, .twss q another
place
You came forth 10 nee, ne win my love gif'
On your wris,
The Hu,,er u a long white dress, then al was
A purple stain Of agony was IN The m9'ih
ssed
Tina, Wild morning, Barbara.
'MoBg angels, do you think
or the precious golden link
clasped ar0and your happy arm, NA'.e N't
ting by yon brink
Or whes that night of gliding dance, q laugh
ter and gui.Ara,
Was emptlsd OF hs uln,ir, ahd We "a'chea'
through lattice bars
The silent midnight Heaven creeping DER rs
with II, stars
TIL the day broke. barbara
In the years I've changed
Wild aud far my heart hath ranged,
i'ssa, a., a9A sS''1sn2s,AAs: s:e@9a.@:
avenged,
ia, 20 YOU I have been faithful. Whatsoever
good lacked
loved you, aud above my ltfe sui banss That
love intact
Your love the trembling rainbow, the fccksc1.
cataract
strii love you, Barbara.
Yet. love nm upblcst.
with many doubts opprest,
wander. Ike . desert wind, without place of
rest.
Could bu, win you Tor II hour from on 'ha,
starry shore,
The hunger Of ny soul were sisiled int Death
hath told you more
Than the melancholy world doth know; ihngs
deeper than all lore
You could teach ne, Barbara.
In vain, Ia vain, In vain,
You will never come again
There foup. upon tho dreary hills q mournful
ffiuge NJ rain,
The cleaning closes alowly round loud winds
ara IN the tree,
Round selfish shores forever means the hurt
and wouuiod sea,
There {. uu test upon the earth, peace Il with
Death aud thee,
Barbara
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The I-o"dlo" Tiuses on the Moaey Pre.-
sure liz this County

The money article Of the London Times
OF the 10Th, contains extended remarks in
regard TO the financial crisis in New York,
and American securities generally. Itsays
that il conjectures that the amoun, Of Amer
lean securities held in England is from eighty
TO hundred millions, and ii appreciates
the apathy exhibited by capitalists as to the
management Of railroad affairs, concluding
as follows:
While this total absence Of organization
prevails in England, there is actually pow.
erful combination on the other side for the
avowed prrpose Of bringing all the principal
undertakings to ruin. Unlike those of any
other country, the majority of the leading
SPECTATORS Of New York are devoted to
tho task of depreciating national credit
Whether this arises from the extent TO which
American liabilities are held by foreigners
need no, be disclosed. A large body of ac-
tive persons arc known to be associated for
this purpose. They influence the press TO
work out their views, and are able not mere
ly to operate with joint capital but IL hold
regular meetings, and permanently to retain
legal advisers, whose chief vocation, it may
be assumed, is to discover points that may
enable the validity Of each kind of security
to be called in question, and thus create dis
trust. They are also said TO succeed in a
vast number Of instances in getting their
own creatures into control Of companies os-
tcnsibly supporting or opposing them, as
may best suit their tactics in each partlcu-
lar case. Each new revelation Of fraud Is
haY,;itas ,Yfr1.r, ard ';,1cn iir'y'.tsoTs '7i
shareholders as may show a disposition to
take advantage Of technicalities to defeat
all equitable claims, instead Of being booted
from the Exchange find circle Of ADM.
rers. OF course this state of things would
end, or be greatly mtigated if stock and
bondholders were to exercise vigilance. In
most instances, the proceedings are 50 noto-
rlous, an the laXity OF management 80 com
pletc and long continued, that English III
vesters, if they had any rational agent on
the spot, could not fail to be warned. But
there is no London committee Of American
stock and apparently no possibility Of Grm.
ing one. Yet something should be done, if
possible TO remedy the evil. Some persons
will say the best remedy would be found by
an avoidance of American investments al
together, but this, although it seems likely
enough to be brought about, unless the re-
spectacle portion of the American mercan-
tile community can coItriye TO influence
public opinion, is not Il result that any one
ANXIOUS for the advancement OF the best in
terest Of both countries would wish to see
take place No field for the employment Of
capital is superior to that of the United
States, and the symp,hes Of business bcget
a universal disposition here to seekt. I'm
der such circumstances it isdeplorablc that,
owing to want Of concerted action among
portions Of two communities, depravcd
minority should command all the channels
Of enterprise and render confidence impossi-
hle
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Now that all eyes are turned towards
British India, brief historical notice Of
the gigantic Corporation that controls
the destinies OF 50 many million; OF peo
pie in that far distant country will be in
,cres,ing We clip the following from the
Canadian Ncrchant>' Uagd:nc:
Two hundred aud tiity-thrte years ago
some traders in London united together to
raisc a capital of 100000 whcrcwi,h TO
trade to the East ladies. They obtained a
charter, under which TIN management OF
their affairs was entrusted 10 committee oi
tweu,y-ioar OF their members. chosen by
themselves. In 1924. authority was grant
Cd 10 the Company by the X ing to punish
its servants abroad, either by civil or mill
tary law. In lGGl, new charter was
granted. 10y which the company was allowed
10 make peace or war with or against peo-
PIE or princes. not Christians, aud 70 seize
al unlicensed persons, and s,nd them 70
England, Other parties attempted to ct.
into the trade by bribing the various gov
cgnmenis OF the day; al Que time, when the
Old company offered to loan to the govern
mcnt 100000 at four per cent, their rivals
offered IL ZOO 600 AZ eight per cent.
In l1o- the rival companies united, and
hy loan Of Il 100000 to the Government.
without interest purchased further priyi-
l'SeS, which have been the basis II their sub
-,qu~ut charters. In l,s4. a new feature
was introduced into the systcm-,hat Of the
Board of Control, by which in ciYect the
political power though under the name If
th" Government WAS vested in the Direct
ora In 1873 tn trade TO India was thrown
ol.p. aud in ! -33 the trade 10 thMa was
not only male free hut the company was
precludrd from commercial operations; and
thus We End that the functions for which il
was Originally organird ceased altocrther.
and hy combination Il circumstances. il
had gradually assumed others of uos,
anomalous description; whom n l-i2. q
committee Of ,w,uty-iour private gcntlom n
wen ah>J.o,r soyyrviguS OF loo 900 eco %:
Ieorlr.
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To Mall Conf, actois.

The Commissioner Of the Genera! Land
Office has issued very important circular
in relation to pre- mptions allowed contract.
ors carrying the mails through the Terrific
rics west of the Mississippi, under the gen
eral provision for that purpose, in the act
of Congress, approved March 3, 1888. and
the special act Of March g. 1857.
The principal points in this circular are:
LIST. That to constitute right Of pre-emp-
ton under the law, the mail route on which
the claim is based must form part Of
system stretching literally across the Ter
ritory, being a link in, or part Of, a connected
ro1,e from the line of the States west OF the
Mississippi TO the Pacific.
I'd. The party preerrng a claim must
furnish map showing the station, with a
certificate sworn to by the Postmaster near.
est to each Of the stations showing tina,
said stations are between the points desig-
mated in the contract; and the map must be
fled in the District Office and be accompa-
MED oy evidence rom he f"st Office De-
parlmcnt that the party claiming is con
tractor gu the route indicated.
3D. The mail contractor or claimant mus,
file in the proper Dis;ric, Office his written
declaration Of his intention 10 claim the bene.
fits OF the law within three mouths from the
selection Of his stations" IL on surveyed
lands; if tie lands be not surveyed at the
time of selection, then such declaration
must be fled within three months after the
return 81 the township plat to the District
Office.
18th. Satisfactory proofs, showing the ex-
tent OF the improvements on each station,
and that they are OF character 10 fully OBJ
serve the purpose Of the station, mus, be
furnished the local land officers.
9TH. There can b. but one station for
every twenty miles OF the route; The distance
may exceed. but cannot Tee less than twenty
mil"s between the tracts pre-empte}. and
proof on these points must be required.
9Th. Iron uno.Fere,l lard the claim must
De proved up and paid for. during the exist
cnce of the contract aud before the day fixed
by the Presiien, for the public sale Of the
and o'hervis" any RICH, which ,hc party
may have had will sc forfeited
eth. Eaeh contractor bringing himself
within the law Is entitled 10 n pr>emption
not exceeding Go acrrs in contiguous tracts
to inc'nde his own improvements, bu, Of
course not embracing mineral 81 other re.
served lands
9Th. Notice 10 adverse claims 70 any por-
ton Of The land selected az station mus,
I've given in writing and ,ho1,d b. served in
time 20 allow at least day for every ,wcr-
y miles the party may have 20 travel in 20
lng TO the place Of taking testimony
The administration Of the act Of lsE.
rests upon the SAM principle as the &C, Of
lsj5, except ,hs, il restricts the stations 10
ten m'les apart, All the presumption 20 800
accs.
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that particular drink. Two or three up.
feared 10 have bottles Of their own behind
the counter, and winking one red eye to the
barkeeper, be forthwith produced these
choicest and peculiar cordials, which It was
a matter Of great interest and favor among
their acqusintances TO obtain sip Of.
AgrcabIy 10 the Yankee habit, under
whatever circumstances, the department OF
all these good fellows, old or young WAS de-
cor@s and thoroughly correct. They grew
only the more sober In their cups there
was no confused bubble nor boister0us
laughter, They sucked in the joyous
fire Of the dccanters, and kept II srnonl-
deriny in their Utmost rcccs.es with II
bliss known only 10 the heart which It
warmed ard comforted ] cir eyes twin
ked n little, 10 he sure they hemned Wig
orOusly after each glass AMI laid hand up
on the pit Of the stomach IA il the pleasant
Utilization there was what constituted the
tangible par, Of their enjoyment. In that
sp0. uuqu's,ionably, and not in the BRAN
was the same 0f the whole affair. But the
true purpose Of their drinking and ons
that will nducc men 10 drink or do some
tHIbx 'Ih'F"Nbt ~ l'hS nv Ahia "'"'t WIN
shall ondurc--was the renewed youth and
vgor, the brisk, cheerful sense Of thing
present and 10 come, with which, for about
4 quarter Of an hour the dram pcrmeate,
their systems. And when such quarters o.
an hour may be obtained in some mode ltss
banclu 70 De great good Of mans life. but
nevertheless with little spice Of propretJ
to give il Wild flavor. W. temperance men
may ring cat oar bells for victory.