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DIR, FRANELlN'S.
ORIENTAL & IYDRoPATY
TNSTHTUTE.
FRrDoNrA N. Y.

Has been IN successful operation seven
months, The amount OF business done in
the Cure has Tar surpassed the most sanpuine
Expectations of the proprietor and the pros
| pcct rs fair Tor full house next spring, there
fore all who wish rooms will do we'll TO ap.
! ply soon Tho new ediGoe is OF brick and
stone 100 by hS Il. Eve stories high, and ar
ranged expressly for a Water Cure. There
are two Bath rooms entirely seperate, for the
sexes, furnished with every variety of Latbes
aud an abundance OF pure soft cold and
warm water. The -oomS are all well vent.
lated, large, pleasant and neatly furnished.
Every room is supplied with soft springand
altered ram watoTof the purest qua ity. II
is hardly necessary 10 say that Fredonio is
one Of the most preferable localities in the
United States, every way considered aad es.
pecally Cor the iuvilid. Terms from dol.
lars 90 10 dollars per week including Room
board and treatment, according TO room ana
attention reQuited. Those who are very holm
less must provide rriyote servants. Each
patient requires one comfortable, two wool.
en- blankets, two cotton aud one linen sheet
aud or 8 crash towels, and a riding habit
foI ladies. II furnished by the prop.ietor
dollar per week will be added AIN bills
to be paid every Saturday Prescription for
home treatment by letter or otherwise, from
TO 3 dollarsi Communications post maid, ad
dressed 90 ID. ID. franklin, NJ d. Ffedopia
Ohaut 90, N, Y. will receive prompt attention
."ln the sweat Of thy face shalt thou eat bread
tin thou return unto the ground' Gen.
10. 'The sleep Of laboring man is sweet
Eool 5,i2 Those who have not much mon
ely may cone, as theirlahor will be taken i'm
part payment. Females whose cases re-
lQmel iwmll be treated upon The aect ssrul
lprinoipls wloh has been kept secret hy
Or lamiltonof Rochester N. r., which viii
be nm extra charge.
Ftedonia,Fcp. %.
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t,V- Sold at ia Market sl,e.,ys, I,
AIinj.y Ssw SE horb and by al Druggists, G ~
possible terms ~ latent Medicines sale on The scs
ket street, 81. Lonis Y' ''e'l"piishment ia, Mar
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20

~ received general assortment AIN 49,.
oith celebrated Wes,era Sfar, elova,sj o,''.s
,,ese this stove swarranted 70 give bettsr
tses ~ VIZ, puma man any other eloyaled oven s,oys.
arew oe'ter. heatu up house and baI &c., ~Joa, ,
a9A o.nss s eleNa'ed oven stove aud Trimmed w
WIZ VIII lar9llgre that can't be bent. For ale ~
--.f '"" je. 81, 56
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w. S. BEERs 3 90 Prnnrt,t0..

I ~ - auway New York.
NI,m al orders must be az ditsssd
fof sale by Druggists and couptr, Ma.L
IN 9llparts Of the United States and CSnensnos
ana by L. s.. John. Gibson & Siank.r 'TTfGEgt''
g. Caplss, Rome. n a L. D Anal ~ m
more. feb IS 1855 1y "''
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Important 60
NAAMNNSNNINSAsTs
MARBLE DEALERS, AND
OTHERS.
Monumental DagUerreOtype Cases.

meth has long hseo sought for. 10 inser,
~ u1v le manner nagueuVoWpe lIkeu,,sc,
nannlncu ng these cases tor the last Two v,,,s
enf can warrant lhcm 90 secure tho picture for n
luHg uuWbcr of yturs
Pc outside case Is made OF Parian Nlarlio,n,t
tns poN Whl'e tncloses ihe picture aud keeps il
oi years, uiado OF brnss--a scrtr bsr. Ii n,,t,
very neat ioo ON Head Stoao or Alonulntn,
hey arc used in Greenwood Come'cry, Moro,
Aphurn, Laurel iiAl, an many other Cemot.ris.
in ihH Onhed States.
a liberal discount made % Marblc Doalers ana
tlsg1eueoNpts' lltino from s 2.25 each ta
9a'. crcuiarnf ensravipga wi3l 10 SOM M
any udlfeis, iree' wiih price list
Address,
T. BALDWIN,
acl2 3n Xt
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I K p A T SPRING FAsHIoNsI
Emerson Co. are receiving their .r,inn v,.,,..-
te liat, Gloves. Cra,ais Ec H. Ia
nice Merchant Iailorwork ''"''Oh OF aIl Mnhng
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10 THEGENTLEMRN

8 Emerson would invite his old pstrons s.a a.. I'm
generally 10 eaH AID sumne his stock rCloib gs -
Veslings and Ready Made Clothing N'''''
The latest patterns OF Fensb Fnallsb .na -
goods ere among his stock. AlsS. shiTts ,s,, i
s'e.ss' asts and caps Noeharge for showing epo3s.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20

C,n :" IVIuFn ne VIII endenvor to lTiyotbeu ~ :,
~ value Of their money in Csbins, 'nS1 w ,ns
nIh,ss' an &C. OF which he win endearor 10 kss,
h. ""nu ' as large an assoltnlentas tbetimesen5
ed l"'S9ans VIII ,warmnLall made Of well season.
'uinoef' and BY competent workmen. Uc.,
Nse' tae place, opposite Commefcial Row
P''-li' D. y Go0DSEII.
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SUGAR. 6UGARl

NeWeln roeeWot LARGE lots Of sugars and wo are bound
10 tclllow. CollandoAainine H .Dn.kiYl A. "a
JutohVrlathaA
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mprudeneo Is life or impuriy OF the blood
ne great Alternative medicine, and purifier Of
the blood is now used by thousnnds of prattful
patients from all parts OF the Tnitcd Etst,s,
who testify daily tOthe remarkable rBrrt rcf-
formed by The greatest Of all medicine. "Car
ltfs 9panlsh Mixture Neuralgia. Rl,una-
usm scroiuia, hruptions on the skin Liver dis.
re- Feverss Ulcers, Old sores. Affection Of
the Kidneys disease ofthe throat. F,naIo cen,
pltints' pain and aching of the bones and Joints.
arc speedily pot TO flight By using ibis 6stns-
For all diseases Of the blood nothing bagytt
oeeniound tocompore withh IL cltnses the
system Of Al impurities, acts gently and tAici.
tnuY on the liver and kidaeys. strenRthtns the
digestion. gives tone to the stomach 6,etes tbs
skln cIoar ana healthy, and restores the con.
sl'unon eniee6Ied bJ disease or broken down
oy me excuses Of yOuth, 20 its pristine yiPor
For The diseases OF females lestispeculiarl,
Pucable and whereverit has become known !.
regularly prescribed with the hHppiest t0,rts.
llnNlBorates the weak nd-tl bi litHtt q enr I'M,
parts elasticity to the worn out frame ci,ar.
theskin and leaves the patitnifreshapd besitt,
single bottle Of this inestiinablt r,p.,g,
worm alltheeo. call parillasfp eAist,nr,
ne large number Of certi6cates Nktrb We
nht" received from persons from all parts Of al.
Onited States, Is the best oyidenr, tbpt tbs,si.
no hnmhug about IL. The press botpIlc,n,,.
m'glsu a'es, physicians, and public n,,n ~
hnownto the community all add thtii tsstip o.,
rider. g" ~ tHt', llcUt ] u
Cal ON the agent and get an Almanac ..a
feau the details of s;onishing cBr,.n,,t,
ny carers SPenish Mixture, fin mo-, go.
,where every Thing else had signall1 failed : IN
nIli',ol an advertisement willnci sdnif tb,i,
VIM. S,BEERs & Co. Pronrt,...
NO. 5O4 Broadway,Ntw Yart
NIom All orders must be at di,.'. Il
In aIin'r,.,t DIrpggglsls 9nd country Merchanrs
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Beauty in Finish g. Style,

we challenge comparison with any establish
menthere or elsewhere Weare prepared sup.
ply friends and patrons With furaliure as neat,
fashionable elegant aud cheap as can be pro.
cured In Ohio nuc az the same time to ensure
them articles which will be
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MNMMNNAa NANMNMAA
cRRPETlWH, W&TTtNH,

add Ruskits Lotthe lodios especially. and Nh,
scnt lemon particularly remember llodbt"oppo
Ito the Conr, Ilouso when they wish NE,
..I .b.,, ,tttro f,r Tho foot
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-02-20

DoO0 yds neaebed shirngs, ,sheetings and pillow oasny
: ofsn"-- -"s"'s s-,1 gaIy oheal W. h os
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

MH-fsAL ANNALS The Etblel fnsts Cd! offheas
are not perhaps 50 waadroH .hry 81 hg-i appear.
Certain notes, Tor example suands ga H'v or "1ei
wind instrument will Cause do L. sVt up lament
able how evidently from the pain il produces, eitnef
in the ear itself the connected with H. Inc
war-horse seems 10 derive life and vgor from the
sound OF he drum and trumpet and AZ the circus,
two horses will not pace regularly without music.
Outrageous bulls have likewise IN several instances
hee= elimrd into gentene>s by music OF tins musical
feeling ia oxen, Mr. Soulhey gives singular instance
IN Ia letters from Spain. TIE carts OF toruna mahe
50 loud sad d agreeable cracking with their wheels
firm the want Of oil. that the Governor once issued
m ar - have them grea dbut 1t wasspcedt5 re-
Yos ON the petition Of the cariers. who stated that
the aNra u,yl tine saanl aha would not draw with
ont is music. Eycl fish uIan GOOD authority iHde-
pendent Of the ampaoa and the dolphin, aud OF the
old harper, who is Tire httad has it, harp d llsh
ont al the salt water. are -a.I 10 have shown .ens
Of bsine aft ycd by music aud seals crowded to hear
II eieii1. q are told h. NJ. Lting in his voyage
10 : tzbarg Scoresby. junior, also tells ns that
laaze. particularly person whistling, draws them
II the surface and induces them 10 strcch Their necks
H. IT, utmost extent II prove snare, 10y bring
in ficm within reach OF the shooter. "Gdpde3dH
e5taats p orJ -, says Nalerins Faccus which IN
Walter Scott translates.
Rude Iciskars seals through surgc7 dark
VIII long pursue the ministries bark
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

The scriptures have been translated into Is
languages and slialects, of which I2l had, prior
to the formation Of the british and Foreign b.
bile Society,"" never appeared. And 20 OF these
languages, existed without nn lphabet in an oral
form. The first division of the divine orncles
into chapters and verses is attributed to Stephen
Langlon, Archbishop of Canterbury in the reign
Of KIN John, in the latter pnrt OF the I'm cen
fury beginning of the 18th. Cardinal Hugo,
in the middle of the 18th century, divided tho
old Testament into chapters, they stand IN
our tim, latlon. In lG6l Athas. jew Of Am.
~ierdan, divided the sections of Hugo into YER
>os rs we now have them. Robert stephens, II
French printer had previously I55l) divided
the New Testament into yeises MS they now are
The Old Testament contains % books, 92O
chapters. 23,2l4 verses, 592.l}9 words, 2,128,
100 letters The New Testament contains ~
books 260 chapters, 1853 verses, 1888 words,
SIS. $50 letters. The entire Bible contains 66
books, | lS9 chapters. 3l,l75 verses, 1902
words. , 566 $50 letters.
Tho nafne Jehovah, OF Lord. occurs 6,955
times in the Old Testament. The word Selah'
occurs 20 times in Psalms, in IIabakkuk 3 times
The word "nnd" occurs i'll the Old Testament
b 5l3 times in the New Testament lO,6S1 times
Ia the Bible Is 227 times.
Tho middle book of the Old Testament is
Proverbs. The middle chapter is the 29h of
Job-the middle verse, ID Chronicles, Xxx II.
The middle book of the New Testament is I'd
rhessaloninns. Tho middle chapters are Ro-
nuns - and l4-middle verse is Acts xvii u
The middle chapter. and the least in the Bible is
Psalms cxviii, 8. The middle line in the Bible IS
ID Chronicles, iv, 16
The lenst verse in the Old Testnm'nt is 1t
Chronicles i, |. The least verse in the Bible IS
John tx, b. The 10Th chapter nt II Kings and
-aiah 9Th are the same. In the 2l>t verse of
the 9TH chapter of Ezra are all the letters of the
alphabet, | and J being considered as one.
TIM preceding facts were ascertained by a
gentleman in MS Also by an English gentle
man RESIDING at Amsterdam, i112 and II is sand
10 have tokcncnch gentleman nearly three years
in the investigation.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

There is n language common 10 all nations \
language, in the use of WHICH, the PuSssian un.
der,tand4 the American; the Frenchmun the
Ger nan, the Turk the Pole The Vocabulary Of
this language is the same Tho world over. Even
It's written characters are The same among all
civilized races. The moth r.tongucS Of the M
tons have all laboriousiy IL be acquired by Us,
one by one; bat the accents Of this universal
language the child murmufs IN its cradlr and
having once acquired its nphahet, ii has gained
an alphabet of universal intelligence.
But more than this, there is IA language which
connects this world with another; this life with
other life; the Present. in which we live with tho
mysterious future in which we are all to live; II
language. which. .ndging on The authority of
Revelation simply. is the only ono we have any
reason to suppose we shall take with Us to ano-
Their world; the only language Of the use of which
are assured in that world. The significance
OF this language lies not in thorght; it lies in feel
ing. Its softly brrathel words address themscl-
themes 10 which it most delights to give EXPIRES
81 n are Joy and Love. How natural. then. tn
suppose that the angels should make use of such
language' How reasonable - think that the
Supreme Love should be aadre@ sed in this Ian
gGage, And when all the nations of the world
are gathered into one comma brotherhood, i
il MT natural that our hearts should enquire of
us-"ln what language they to speak" The
name of this language j. music. Often first ut
the erade--otten last at the graye-it comes with
Us into the world and goes with US out Of il.
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4 Good Reason for Marvin

leave the girls to answer all the objections
that the old people make when The young ones
hay" made II up between them. There was Phil.
ip Henry, the father # him who made the great
commentary on the Bible. Now Philip had
conrled the daughter Of Mr. Mathew. and being
very dtfdent youth, the young lady undertook
Il get her fathers consent To their marriage
The father admitted that Philip was gentleman
n scholar, and an admirable young preacher, but
he was a stranger, ana they did not even know
whore hr had come from. True" said III
daughter hut know whore he is going and
should like to O. with him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

The New Bedford STANDARD says that five wo-
men, candidates for admission to the Baptist
Church in Bristol, Conn. werr bapi,el in that
llaee IN Sunday week, nj half past - o'clock in
the afternoon. The Thermometer stood Mt thu
time at seven degrees below zero, and the snow
was twelve inches in depth. hoy stood by the
cut tlat had been mnde in the i'e for a bapii,.
NAL font. clearing it Of the A9ating masses Of
snow md ice. These women certainly exhihi
ted the faith that was in them, and illustrated in
mn>t unmistakuhe manner their devotion TO
tho cause which they had espanspd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

We are requested TO state that Robert X.
Irving Esq.. will no, be a candidate for re cleo
ton To the senate from the buckingham District.
In the retirement of Mr. !. the Senate loses
one of it, most popular members and The people
Of his District u most faithful aud Efficient Rep
rcseniaiiye. Immediate steps should be tnken
10 SUNNY the vacancy
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would remain under the of osagceahc breath
when by using the "BttN OF THOUSAND FLOWERS" as
dttricc would only render the teeth
white as aabacrt Many persons do not know their boahs
bad, and the 'icC delicate their friends will meyer
mention it. puura single drop Balm your tooth brush
and wash your teeth night and morning itty cent bottle
will last
Beiutul Compile xion easily be acquired by using the
"Bsm of THOUSAND Flowers 1t will remove tan pimples
aud reckle from the SKIN leaving of roseate hue
Wet towel two three drops, and the face
iEht aud morning
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in either
warm cold water. three drops of
Thousand Flowers rub the beard we'll and make
beautiful soft ather much facilitating the operation of shaving
Prize only Fifty sale by all Druggists Beware of
counterfeits. None genuine unless signed by
W. J.. FETRIDGE &
OF ad6ms Franklin Square New York
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contribute direci, Ia available line IF e.'mmu
nicatan between the Mississippi wiley aud the
prriGe oeean
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The sIn.e ENennpIian seh.me.
The Richmond correspondent # lie \
Herald saws:

interest in it. a result which this Immunity vii not
fail to ompiish. The only cass in the south IN
reference to whose fidelity 10 this institution any
doubt could exist the poorer classes. aud there
are none who would more readily avail themselves Of
this guarantee II invest their little IA this spe-
ties ot property lnderthe doubts and uncertainties
ofth,ir position. ther would from motives Of person.
al interest resort any strpagcm offering the best
security against posertr. Moreover, As matter OF
speculation this mode of investment offers great adj
,antapcs there heinn in fact description OF prop
crtv which Yields more profitable return 80 That
under he contemplated immunity there ts every fet
san 10 believe that the interest in this institution viii
| be materially enlarged.
This sort of morality may suit The New York
Herald, but We shall be much disappointed If IT
finds favor with the people of Virginia. Al hon
est ,nnn. if he owes debt, and has property.
will pay it, law or no law-nnd we want no leg
isla,ion to encourage aud protect dishonesty.
a writer in the Georgia Chronicle expresses
our sentiments on th- subject. lie says.
It is argued tint men Who do not own slaves will
hasten to possess themselves Of property which they
may hold in defiance ol their crcdilor# aud will
thus become secured 10 the support Of the iasitu-
ton.
Let US look at tbs la.ir. II assumes, first, TINT
the institution eeah. anil secondly that all Who do
not own sl1yes arenefarol enemies to IL Neither Of
these assumptions IS truc The first Is sufficiently
dsrrovcd by The recent prices Of neqroet. Poti
clans tell us hatthe institution viii certainly all
less they succeed in the elections, aud then
scarcely be 1aB#l rs u Commentary on this alarm
ing text, every one Of them will demand Tor his slave
property almost double It's value ten years ago The
other assumption IS ajation1 both to those who
slaves, aud to lbo=e who do not. The former
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saturday Morning. Feb'y II, 1871.
The Resource. OF the south.

its information from table lately submitted Il
Congress by the Secretary of The treasury CIV
inc the value of the real and personal property
II the United States in 1856, makes an estimate
of the relative pr capita wealth OF the lnhahi
tants of the free and slave States.wel calculated
to satisfy rs with the status of affairs in the South
and rnsLle US 10 hold. at their real worth, the
..ra,uitous sympathy and oiiieious informed ding
of Northern philanihropists in our behalf
BY the table of thu Secretary, rs tie Adver'
tiser says, it seems that the sirisen FIRE States
have an aggregate population of 1907 w per
sons; and an aggregate wealth of S5.11e 83'o'9'
five thousand, seven hundred and seventy NIL.
lions. three hundred and ninety seven thousand
six hundred and seventy nine dollars) DIVIDING
this sum by the population IT gives US tue fete
of property to each person, s3o2 lhat Is II
the property were equally divided among The IN
babtants of the free States without respect 10
noe. sex. or condition. the share of each one
would be $3.50. On the other hand, the fifteen
STARE States oontain according to this table, an
aggregate population of sl0,7934I3 with
aggregate wealth of S3,96s, 3l9 0l6, three thou
sand nine hundred and sixty. eight million. three
hundred and forty-nine thousand and forty SIX
dollars) This gives as the share of each per
son in the South. whether free or slave, white or
black, old or young. 1870 $1,000. The South
ern people are therefore even if they should di.
vide equally with their slaves, Individuality richer
than the Northern.
But it is unfair, the Advertiser correctly says,
to institute such eomParson the true test Is
the relative wealth Of the free inhabitants North
and South. Deducting then the number Of slaves,
three millions and half, from the tohoie South
ern population, it leaves seven million two hum
dred and ninety 1.-TWO thousand, four hundred and
thirteen free inhabitants. Dividing the wealth
then among this number, ii gives rs the share of
each S54I,40, being 81 per cent. more tbnn Tint
of the Northern people Bat if TO the wealth Of
the South be added the negroes. who nre est.
mated in this table ms persons, aud not as prep
erty. the contrast is much greater, Naluing the
negroes then at 5000 each it produces the
sum Of 80 100, 900, Twenty. hundred
million dollars,) TO increase the wealth of the
South This gives, : the share of each of the
free people (white aud blaok) of the South, $500.
&C. more than double the individual wealth of the
Northern people
These figures, continues the Advertiser, demon
s.raie that slavery, far from being inimienl 10
,ho r.,or;., oavanoor,o,,. o,a vol, I'm, >, ITO
oomn,r;,v ri, e,i.,s ,c,oouv ,,amo,.. -.
that in the acquisition of wealth we have surpas-
sed the North with all its boastcd enterprise, IN
genuity, skill md devotion 10 money making.-
We have among us neither the vast fortunes nor
a,,,omo nover,v which a;.f,,,. ,l.,, .aa4s1
.rs,,n, hn, oroo,or individual vooI,, md =,
I..s, aonoI s',o;al md ,,oraI ,ir,no Tha yo,,h
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= pcrfumcL E rrnth.- What lady gentleman would
atar rnr the dsagreeabe broa when using
boApENS DENTAL FLUID it will not ouiy rem Ter it.
Int make thr teeth white alaba>er prevent
ache preserve them decay Recommended
t,- and Pty,riauS everywhere.
beautiful Comp leSon may he atfai' cd by its 1t
pul ,s trcckes reinlaA the skin
full upartng rich roscate hue. II the
ho,pt from all injurious Price 30
reuts. For sale by SrhUIHER 4 WHITEHEAD
SfABLER & JONES'
an1n IA fetu