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DIR. MORSE. tao inventor Of HoRSES IADlAN

DIR. MORSE tao Inventor Of HoRSLsS INDldN
ROOT PfLLS,hls spont the greater part of his life
In travelling having visited Europe, Asia, and "A
~ well as North Amnrice--has spent three years
thus Way that the Indian Root Pills rst discover
Ell Dr. Morse the Gfst man establish the fact
that all diseases arise from lMPUklIf OF TIE
BLOOD--that our strength, health and life dependeu
upon this vital nuid.
nel tue various passages become clogged. aud do
not act iu perfect hafnony with deren functions
OF the body, the blood loses ITS action becomes hck
Corrupted aud diseased; thus causing all PAINS sickness
and distress OF every Names our strength Is exhausted
our healtIw are deprived vi, ANA huureis not AS
sisted IN throwing OH tue stigmnt hun0rs the blood
viii bee me ehoked aud cease 70 act, ami thus Uur
lignt OF e Will forever he blown Jnt. How impor
tant thui tnat SHOULD Keep the various passages
The body free ald open And now pleasant to US tnu
have III power to puta medicine III your reach
namely sOrses Indian uO95 riIs, inanutd0 Jared from
plants and roots which grow around The houtahlons
cliffs IN Natures garden, for tie health and recovery
| of diseased one vi the roots from which tnese
| isnre made Is SudOrhc, WAioh opGns the pores OF
the skln, and assists Nature IN throwing out the ueT
parts OF the corruption within. Ihc second is plant
which is an ENpecortnt, Chat opens and uneogs the
passage of the lungs, and thus IN soothing manner,
performs its duty by throwing JH phlcgub and other
hunors from the lungs By copous splitting ihe tnird
isa DIuretct which gives ease and double strength 10
the Kidneys; thus encouraged they draw large am hnts
of impurlty from the blood, which Is then thrown out
bountrully by the urinary or water passage, and which
could not have been discharged IN any other wal.-
The fourth is Clthartic and accompanies The other
ppI e 'na,1er nnrtices OF mI,urity which ,snnnl
@ hy 'be otnsr nntiets are inns taken nm md con
|. vey ed off in great quantities. by the bowels.
tifom the above, II is shown tlat Dr. Morse's Indian
nnot n.n. nor only enter the stomach, but become
united with the blood for they nd way to every part
and completely rout out ana cleanse the system from
Mi imnnrity ana tue lie of the body which il the
IonJ b,,r3,aes perqcctly Ihoathy conseuuen5ly all
cItncss and air Is triEcn from the syseih Tor they
chnnotrrmnin when the body bee 4 so pure anu
H., - ID st - ~
Tho reoson why neonlc nre SO distressed when sick
, and why so naiy die a becauso they do not yet Il
mndic;nc which win in,s, 10 the afflicted parts and
70 be east out; hence large quantity OF food ano
ntLcr matter IA lo e and me ,c and intestinc
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Range o, town, sec, SO r. II so
Range ., town D, section z, N. pit. N w. Ia 81
35 N.pt, of W tfr'lsec. so
80 s.pt. OF 5. Wfr 1 s0-24l
A choice tract Of land halt mile above Otsego, aud
containing about 40 acres OF Prairie.
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How noiseloss builder Of nOlure is. Thlhk
OF the pair oi green leaves that have come ,t o9'
OF the sruund, a, they make their way sleohuy
~ through the rain aud through the SHINE, lnro
the dav and through the darkness, until Ihey
reach the limi vi the law OF oaks, ana Inc
brceges make music in their branches, when The
noon is bteuthiess. How lightly these ponder
Gus arms swing out into the middle region ol
the mir between clod and cloud; how tht birds
flash in aud out from their grccn rccrsses; how
The shadows in sunny weather, VibrhIc east dnd
west. far out from its base beat day how
the rosy liugcrs of Morn Orc laid IN blessings "n'
lbs cor0nol, aud hs leaves burn with The inger-
iug Suns "goolnig
So. like the temple of God, has it gone noise
lc Sly up; the stroke oI its great pulses is never
heard; more silent in buddng than the nests
tint the rohins are mektng softer IN gong thnh
th, crysn lapse Of ihc reedy stream
And all the way along 1t went without a
sound. rh, stag of ten rubbed his antlered head
against the swuying saplns li'tlc while ago;
,6e oak wresteS wih tue wind to-day, and i's
nems prevail.
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BOOKS! B0oKsI! BOO 5s!!!

IVsu HITIVdIs WttKIy AT n ||I1|
II o r. S q o K S T. ORE
sign OF the Book, consisting of School Books Of alb
kinds, also Latin Greek, French German and the
higher mathematical works. He also has the standard
Poets, Histories Biographies Travels, New and Popu.
lar Works, etc, etc. together with commentaries ana
notes on she Scriptures; works Theology Annuals
ft BOOKS Tor all seasons and ages alarge assortment
of Holiday Gifts, and Toy Books with beautiful
pictures ion the children. Of Stationery he has the
eastern market affords and in great variety.
~ fAS--Black, Blue, Red, Carmine, Arnold's and
s.. q fthpe h.peFEAS-Mammoth, Engrossing CONNER.
c1ai 4sadies &C., at Hn! s.a. asH HOhT'S.
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q. s. r., town 4, .cticn 3, west $50
3NB.l less so acres ll0-t3O
Very desirable land 1 miles from Perrysburg.
u, ) H., town 4 section 1. ) bNEt so
- ~ SWt l6O
Near Perysburg well tmbered and good land
q, S. X. town 4. section ~, N II l6O
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F.& ID. X. .HOLLENBECk,
deal ESTATE Agents offer for Sale at alr prices,
IL and upon reasonable terms the Following Lands;
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Iu ,,eu,er Township.
In Eeednm Township.
In Mnshington Town.hin.

IL, o, 80. ~ BN
Half mile from New Rochester.
~, ., u, ht sw qr& eqr
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In Jncksnn ,rnwnshir.
In l,liseIly Township.

Ranrc 10, town 4, sec. !, n. ot ~. h. 81
10 . Ma OF N. WI s,
In Liberty township--timbered.
=" W tr of N Il "
About 80 acres prairie go witn aoove-in Liberty.
~ a, IL . " n W Al
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Three Pictures.

CLIPPED FROM n r. TAYLons "TRlfLGs'
A charm that will not fade. fingers around
the sea aud the ship the true old SHIP W. i'S
clonI of canvass aud It's oaken ribs That SITS up
an the waters like bird, shakes the sproy from
bows like gunt, and rides out the storm
like the spirit thereof.
son with its curve Of sky es If nothing would
hinder ones sailing lght into Heaven sense
nC mower. us with wing abroad 1t seems to sweep
M the wind, aud ricochct around the bllIow'
lirAed WOrl.
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JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BINDING.

We have SEVEN PRESSES RUNNING nv STEAM, ana
very large assortment Of job Type, which enables W.
do all work IN our liDo with the utmost oSpoc
A orders addressed as above will be promptly attend
ed To. Mafch 10, lcOo'
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DIR. MOI2SES
INDIA N ROOT PILL s.:
-. MORSES INDIAN RoOT PILLS, -

NTNNT FWWe
Ne chants aud traders viii be on their guard aud
auot be upOsod up0n by Counterfeit Of Morse's
tludan ,oot Pills signed 4. ~. Moore All genu-
inc tndian Root Pills have ths name and signature
kof A. H. tif,e r. 10. On each lox.
DR. MORSE the inventor Of MoRsE's INDIAN
oot Puts, has spent the greater part OF his fife
iu travelling having visited Europa, ASIA and Africa
as well as North. Anerica--has spent three years
unong the Indiana of our Western country--it was
this WY that the IN lan Root Pills were first tis
.ovrcd. DIR. Moore the hrst man to establs
70 fact that all diseases arise from MPUnfrY ot
Il ng BIooD--that our strength, health and life do
,jeudcd upon this vital luid. a. j. WHIrE& co,
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: :"
December II, iS57-32ly,
DCUEIRSE, AUEsaS 4
AND
GENE s uRGE hfg
Jrer Cross J.irtlrg Store, As SHRaf Street fosefo
~ 4 e


Formerly resident Physician NJ WINS Hospital
liladopAia, and for many years Principal OF the
anyille Eve and Ear m6rmary, Professor of Anatomy
va ice,Urer UpuA Physiology has taken an office in
nledo, and Will operate ON all surgical diseases
al begs leave 70 inform the public, shat all diseases
the Eve aud Ear, with r5w eNcepuonS) are curahe;
ud Mil operate ON Cataract, Cross Eyes, artificial
tnpll Opaoitles OF the Oornea, Inverted Eye lids
orc Eyes, aud all diseases of the organ, Deafness
iculty of hearing, teyen when the drum is entirely
one will insertHn ARTIFICIAL answering nearly all the
nirposes OF the NATURALLY lie will also operate on
lub Feet rumors, Cancers, Morbid Gr0wths, Oetorm
tes from burns, Contracted Limbs perform tho ope-
ltiop for Artificial nose, by healing On new one
nd insert Artificial Eyes, giving HON all the motion
nd expression of the natural deying detocton--they
re inserted without removing the old one, or pro
Iuengpain.
The superior advantages he has had in Europe and
his country in perieetng himself in all that is new
lnd vUlaabe in surger, warrants him in saving that
yeything within the bounds OF the profession may he
expected of him.
TO TIE 3 A Id;
You can have your hor restored, no mltter how
iald you urc. One weeks zine in most eases being
uhcient to produce hair from every oiole that pro
iuced a hair before. Come ini | will satisfy you
uch Is tbs csae. Gray hair eau be restored TO is
istural color without dyeing
H0~Wil be evory Friday at the Eagle lioteli
daumce City,
Perrysburg, Dec, B. 1887,
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Gold lockots Bracelets Brooches, Ear Drops, Brea'
Pins, Gun Pins, Sleeve Buttons, itngs, shirt stud
Match KEYS gold and silver fhimbles, and Narlet
of other articles worth FROM % cents 20 Slo each,
lmnediatoly ON reoeipsof the subscription mo1el
the subserbers name viii be entered upon our sW
,ription book, opposite number, aud the giit e@
responding with that number will be forwarded within
three DAYS 90 tho subscriber by mail or express pc
paid Every yearly subscriber will receive one OF "a
above giGs. No subscription tor less period than ~
wear Will he entitled to II gilt
Ssy~ All communications should bo addressed to
CAluDWELl. OUrllWORlH Il Wnll NEN,
Proprietors OF the New York MEeorM
g. 29 Spruce street, New lurh
- Specimen copies sen. free,
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In Henry Township.
plain Township.

Range TO- town >, sec. 10. east 800
10 o "a tue whole $40
10 d 81 >. W. d S. W,t 24O
" 10 III from west side n. l.. 100
'' art prairie and part woodland
" 10 " 81 ). W. OF 5.E 40
all improveJ-frame house.
10 " 2S n. tN. n. Wa w. N. Il. l20
Principally prairie, but sufficient timber for fencing
and fuel
10, g. 10 N s w fr. 1874
H "a ." SENW Az
Above coniderubly improved.
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Howard Association.

L IL IL a ~ u u II
Rep )lcm Institution established 6y SPsciGL eHaoig
meat for the relief Of the SICK aud distressed
afflicted wih IruieRt and Epidemic
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TO TIA & 3 a 1 D /;
pARM FON SAJ.G.

EAIiM EOR SALE.
'INHE farm known as the Battles tarn In Washington
L towrshp 30 acres 80 acres well improved, good
house and barn, valuable orchard we'll See ke Will
esold very low fof cash or dine II soNr also in
connection there With 50 acres Of School d lying SO
rods distapt all excellent qualify otlaut convSdenttS
mills schools &c, s. JEFFENSON, Agent
Nov 5, 1887 For John buol~S
INRESII TENs, RICE, sUGARs, aud Mo-
II LASLS. a. Jnly l9l SLu' FoNhhs'
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StNouIAR oRGiN OF THG WELSH LANGuAGI-
William Migmn told capital story OF the orr
giue OF The Welsh language II was to this ei-
feet: When the Tower OF Bih'. Was being built,
,he workmen all spoke one tongue. JdSt al
that very Instant when th'"coniusion' occurtd,
a mason. trowtl in hand. called for brick The
assistant was SO long handing it TO him, that he
incontnently 'w Into towering passion, and
discharged from the said trowel quantity OF
moatsr, which enleye the others windpipe, just
as he was stdmmering ont an excuse The air,
rushing through the poaltce like mixture, caused
"a spluttering aud aurglng, which, blending with
the hall formed wards became that ldnsuage ev'
er sin.e known us Welsh.
"A Kansas correspondent says money com
mands from four To seven per cent, month n
the Territory. weA securcd on real estate.
The city o. Cincinnati has paid during th'
past Ieor, interest uiOnsS TO ths amount ol Sl90,
900.
The 81. Paul Minnesotian publishes lis
Of eighty inur OF the lakes of AhnnrsOla, whicl
vary IN siza from one to ihity miles Ia leuSth
There are man, more lakes in the r,UloN, bu
these were omitted in lhs list bSsaasS hey hav
40 names
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IN LAME WNSuIp

Range IL, town T. sec. II 5 W quarter IL
UGoicc lands wen dra ned. IN settled nciShborhoot
Range II, town I, sec. 80, 5. h. quarter 1t
VIII be sold very cheap.
Range II, town Z, sec. 81 u 4 3
~ T. 26, NE 1t
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In Milton rowmship.

Range ., town sec. -, IA 80
In Million toIusilp cnoicely umDered' ana Win
small improvement. -
"2I, ~ E.l l6O
tract of good land. 49,
Range ., town 4, sec. 8, N. half >. w. oO
- o, 4, 10, n W SU
., 4," 3, N Il n w ~
Range 9, town 4, Sec. -, u s ; ENE 2Ou
,t,u9,a q to,vn 4 sec 2J IS W a. w ) T., l2U
Ron'sso u Town A. section % $ ws u &ssw 120
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20 THE FUEsFIC

EU THE FbBR fE !" ---"
notwithstanding the reports to the contrary we
would say to our friends and patrons hat the Perrys-
doing goodwork (if not betterl than any Mill in
the country furthermore would saw that il is our
intention TO depend upon Custom Work mainly and
10 TO- make IL the Mil forthe people Flour and feed of
all kinds on hand and for SALE and any orders left at
our Store will receive prompt attention, and will be
delivered free Of charge. "" ~
Dec. J., lS57-3Ous s.l +. r. MILLER Co.
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q = TOT SaIe,F N n ~ TI1I1
~ the most reasonable terms, the southwest quar-
~ teT Of the north half of section num er o. town g.
81 range number IL, containing 50 acres; also that
part of section number 34 southeast of the
IlNSf iu t,wn 6, of range o. containing Sc acres in
Mood county, Ohio JAMES MJRRA n -
reutember TO- lS5T-lStf
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IN MONTGOMERY TOWNSHIP.
Range L., town 4, oecuun u, half 3 h.

IN MIDDLETON TOWNSHIP. 'o
Range 10, town u, Section 81, w. half n. W. Or.
a choice iarm-2U acres Improved.
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g. IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
Optioian, d. WOOLt SON, who EsS
has arrived from Europe with his ~ "
own. as well a. the manufaetSre Of good many
EGE,GLASSES; among which are the
fEhiSSOPlC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
BRAZILIAN Pebbles. CRYSTALS, Etc., ,
when are warranted tn improve any EYE affected
Win weakness, cataract or tending to it also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons who are compelled to use glasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at FIRST sight. Those
wonderful .
DOUBI.E-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recommendations al the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing
olearness and easness Of VISION heretofore unknown
in any other Improvements. x- o,
Also ali STYLES of OPERA, Spy. and MAGNI-
FSING MASSES, Compass ses. and Microscopes
are for sale AT his store corner Of Eighth street and
Pepnsy lyania avenue, or Eighth street NO. 49l be-
tween street and Pa. avenue.
U = Do aof mistake the corner Of 8th street.
Prices very reasonable, the same as at his estAb-
shment in Europe. n9-n
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Travellers DIRECTORY.
E ~ - -; go
ITO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

A NokT RI ERksN GENrkk sEf kHft EHtNiS
On and after January 18th, 1853. Two Daily Trains
viii leave Calvert station, batlInIe, for
Cleveland. Cincinnstl,
-: louis; and all cites and towns IN the West and
THE MOANING MAIL TRAIN
NJ for Fit .burs and ali Western Towns "a and
THE ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily tSunday excepted) at r.
l'' TIE VIC HIT EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves Baltimore every Night at 10 ,. m, connec.
ing with the Lightning Express over the Pennsyi-
The a.l5 a. and 10 p. trains connect closely al
pittsburg with trains oves The Pittsburg, Fort
Southern and Western connections.
;. 10 Passengers for Chicago, Rock Island, Bur
Madison, and other lead ng cities in the Northwest
will save ONE HUNDRED Mills OF TRAVEL and TEN
HOURS IN time, with FOUR LESS changes of cars, by
~ Passengers for Cleveland Sardusky, Toledo
equlled being IS miles shorter hanany her route
III Passengers for st. Louis, Indians pnrs, Terre
per ssssippI make less changes Of cars and arrive
IN advance OF any other routes and to Cincinnati. Co
lumbus. ayton, Louisville ard other prominent
cities ss quick as by any other route,
Al Western baggage check ed throu sh and handled
Wllhnmsport. Niagara Fails,
Elnlra, Buhalo,
WESTERN NEW TORK and CANADA,
VIII Ind this the shortest, cheape. and most expe
Passengers for Hsnover. Gettysburg. Emmitts
burg. Wnghtsyllle, Columns and Lancaster leave
Pas.sneers leaving washington a, NJ connect
with the r Is a. train and those by the trains AT
&2,snd $50 with the 10 p. train for all parts Of
For further 90 rect and reliable inforrns,ion plea
Rsllwsy. Calvert station. oorner Of caIveTs a Ia
Frank lIn streets, Baltimore.
t.er IH.w.R Ma Il RDR K Et3N' snlt.
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HI religious paper takes advantage of the
nash style of advertising adopted by publishers.
ana mus announces sensation work which
may have been heard Of by most readers:
For story of thrilling interest read the Bible
you would know how much safer Il is TO act
IRON from principle than from expediency, read the
NO better book can be taken with YOU In the
country than the Bible.
Have YOU read
This book, these sentences these lines,
Zach word and letter
To me better
Than chains Of pearls, and golden mines,
II not, you have lost pleasure and profit Call
and get copy.
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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-C Morgan. Va: n
I2leh1n, n Wilson, Nina; q w Woodward
20 w Eldridge, Kan; L Redwood, NYk; r
Md: VIM Ross, Ga; ID Imbod-n ID A stofer. +,
w shattuck and lady, Va; A b Patterson Md: j
Warning, o; SAWYER, Ill; II Erben, Beeson,
Mich; J. III Abbott, Nh; weare, do; Jones'
I'LL; DR. b Gardiner, Md; p ID Lyon, w Coch,
ran, Robert Stepel and lady, n Y; F Glestis and
family, Nina; Jeffefds and lady, = C.; ID l.
calender, Mcclellan, Mass: A Hill, Va; III w
Hey, Mcllroy, Pa; DIR Wynne, NY.
WiLLARDS' HOTEL-Major Hill and lady,
Stein, r. Rogers, X Nj MagIaw, Md; s
stewart Pa; stoepel, Mrs Stoepel. N Jer. II
Pa; Mrs J v l. Puryer, Joel Rathbone Miss
Efsthoone, Hon Hollis White, N Y; Mr. and Mr..
r. NJ aus, pa; Jno Markoe, Pa; Dan'I Johnson
n R.I ESoseh' ny; Cabot, Pa; e Palmer, 8
ba4dwin, Ct; Martin, jr, Ny
BROWNS HOTEL g s,odd,rd Md
VI feIegoy, do; Mcclure. Pa: Mr.. Jennett
nay and daughter, Va; John Bvrne do. AT
solomon, NY; Hsrn, do; j ID Imbode5 Va. n
~ -, ION 90, mL "limer, Nd; p ii Carnes. do; A
w 09ld,0orongh, do; J A Muir, Val Mo1i,i.
son; do; O'Bryan, Tenn; Thos Rut,er wv Nv
w Corbin, Va; Il Mills Sc " e.
A w Campbell, Tenn; ii s Eldridar. No. 81
Cannon, Pa. NO. Nj
KIRKwOOD HOUSE, Fraser and ,.,-
Mich; w Melvin and lady, do: Miss Pin. NJ:
Mr. Moulton, Conn; } p BALE. Va; II BTjscos'
Ky; ID Watts, do; Tillow, Kan; b Rroynsu
o; Gregory and lady, Pa; Gilri- aud Iadu
Md; E l. Barnes, Pa J yansant, Nd; b r.,
simens. Md; c Thorp, do; White, Va; At
Day, Pa; Keller, DC; w stapler, Cherokee
Nat w Shields, Pa.
HOTEL, IL. q. SMITH s.-R Garter
SS Hale, do; l. II Loveit, I'LL; l. Du Bots
~ Hume, Ny; n Smoot do; r Smith
simpson, Va; A Cahsn. Ny; J B Smith ,
Hsckett. CT. 'e''
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A LIE AND POR TER.

beg TO inform the inhabitants ana vigitors of The
oltles OF Washington and Georgetown, ID. C., that
have snt shall constantly keep on hand a stock Of
manu- faotured here entirely from Malt and Hops,
warranted free from all injurious lngredents, put
Restaurants, Boarding houses and private families,
delivered by my own drays, IN any part of the above
cities, at the Brewery prices.
Orders received by post will be attended to the
day following.
Also, Malt and Hops for sale.
Brewery and Mathouse corner of and nth SITS.
Washington city ID. Z.
d IA Pm JOSEPH DAWSON.
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These ships having been built by contract expressly
Tor government service. eyery care has been taken
10 their cons motion, also their engines 20 IN
sure strength aud speed, and their Accommodation.
fort.
The steamers of this line have improved water
tight compartments, and < pense has been spared
10 make them al as good new, the thorough exam
natlon gwen them proves their mode OF oonstIuc-
ton yet uueq lal led.
PIloe OF passage ffom Ney York 10 LIverIool. IN
hrst cabin, SiS; an second do, ST5; From Liver
pool & New York, 81 and % gulness. An expen-
perienced Sn econ attached 90 each ship. No berhs
can be eecurc0 until paid for.
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PROM LONDON BY LAST STEAMER.
Climate. - ~
SCOTS Secular and Domestio Architecture. present
and future.
pelamotte'. Practice Of Photography.
Mortimer's r rotechny, Sd ed tIon, .-..
benson on Clocks and Looks, . q
Hughes, Duties of Judge Advocates.
Jeans Nayisation and NAUTICAL A Astronomy
aco0mpanimenfs,l vol. 800 '""0
snsxs "e'a'ure Oh American Aboriginal Lam
Roasseau,s Emilias. translated into English. -.
Ronsseau's Nouvells Heoise, transIated into
English, 'i'"
na FRANCK TAYLOR,
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EVENING STAR.
LABOR AND REST.

Can any one tell us who is the author of these
striking lines?
Tive hands upon the breast, and labor Is past.
hssstas PTeusTb.
Two hands upon the breast,
And labor 10 done;
Two p lie feet crossed in rest,
The rnce 10 won:
Two eyes with coin weights shut.
And ell tears cease;
Two bps where grief il mute,
And wrath at peace
30 pray We often times. mourning our lot:
GOD IN his kindness, answereth not.
1.-Two hands to work addrest
Aye for his pi sIse;
Two feet that never rest
Walking his ways;
Two eyes that look shove,
still, through all tears;
Two lips that breathe but love-
Never more tears "
go cry we afterwards. low At our knees;
Pardon those erring prayers! Father, hear These !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-13
"DELIvER Us FROM EVIL"
A Sacred Melody.

By GEORGE p. MORRIS.
Deliver Us from evil" Heavenly Father,
IL still besets us wheresOe'r We go
Bid the bright rays of revolution gather
To light the darkness in our way Of woe
Remove the SIN that stains our sOuls-forsye,.
Our doubts dIspel-Our co. hdence restore!
Write thy forgv eness our hearts, and never,
Never, In vain petitI on for II more.
Release us from the sorrows that attend us
Our nerves are torn-at every vein we bleed
Almighty Pareus with thy strength befriend US
Else we are hel pies IN our time of need.
Sustain US, Lord, with thy pure Holy Spirit
New vigOr give TO Natures faltering frame =
A nd at llfe's close, permit us to inherit
The hope that's promised In the Sayiour's name.
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