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P0ggaR.
PrOcraStinatiOn.

Por Ia calle despues ce va a la casa de nunca.
a Spanish PrOrerb
There is a thief that walks the world,
In the quick monday and the starlcss night,
Protoan like now ringed and curled,
Ragged anon, and grim and stark;
And he plies his trade with a ceaseless skill
Defantly, warily, working i'll.
But troll the charm
Will keep you from harm,
If scored in your memory ever
Who walks in the streets of By-dnd By, will stop
at the house of Neper.'
He steals your purse and he steals your time,
The golden grain of deed,
From the chaff of purpose he flches oft,
With subtle hand of greed
lie lings the numbered rust on mind,
And it sinks his captive, chained and blind;
But this is the charm
Will keep you from harm,
If scored in your memory ever
'fwho walks in the streets Of By-aHdBy, will stop
at the house Of NeUer'
Hopes which should blossom into joys,
As the blushing rose uncurls;
Tears which wisdom should aChemise
To glorious rain of pearls
Soft germs whence loves goodly fruit should rise,
He withers, and changes, and petrines;
But here is the charm
viii keep you from harm,
II borne on your mind forever;
who walks in the streets of By-and BY, will stop
at the house of Nerer."
Like the mighty Nemesis of old,
His sandals Of wool are made,
And swift will he glide, and still to your side,
With light touch on your shoulder laid
And wait" there is time, are the dTugged word
given,
And he steals from your soul its last chance .
heaven.
But this playactor bind
On the brow Of your mind
Firm and forever
"who walks in the streets OF By-Gnd-By, will stop
at the house Of Never"
As the stony seeds in the olden time
sprang up into armed men,
So thoughts-seeds sown in the field Of hfe-
Raise goodler ranks again.
Those-mailed hosts in edrths striies known;
Those-angels to stand by the Great White Throne
Then the wisdom deep
or these old words keep
Your guide forever;
"who walks in the streets Of By-dnd-By, will stol
at the house Of Neusr'
, 1858-03-12
California.

CASE OF HARAzTHY.-The trial Of Angus
tin Haraztby, on a charge Of embezzling
100000 from the Branch Mint, was set
for the 18th inst, in the United States
Circuit Court.
LARGE MAn.-The mail by the John L.
Steuens, consisting Of 327 bags and boxes
Of mail matter.
p9-CalifOrnia boasts Of having in her
treasury Golfers $46l, 900, and San Fran.
cisco alone sports upwards of $500, 900.
THE SACRAMENTO SLAVE CAsE.-The Su.
preme Court Of California had rendered O
decision in the case of the slave Archy
The court decided that Shareholders have
a right to take slaves through the State as
matter Of courtesy, but have no right tc
hold them as slaves if they stop in the
State.
, 1858-03-12

LONGEVITY IN SALEM, Mass. - During
the present year sixty persons have died
in Salem, Mass, at the ripe age Of three
score and ten. OF these, twenty-six were
males and thirty-four females OF the
whole number thirty-6ve were between 7C
and 80 seventeen between so and go
and eight between 30 and 100. Of the
most advanced in years, two were 81 ; six
SO two IS one 81 two SO; one 80
one 81 one 80 two 93 two "a, and
one 90. There is now living in that town
lady, wife of Rev. Mr.. Dole, lO3 years
old
, 1858-03-12
The Hardest Case on Record.

He took the ague badly,
And it shook him, shook him sorelyi
Shook his boots Of, and his toe-nails;
Shook his teeth out, and his hair Off;
Shook bis coat all into tatters;
And his shirt all into ribbons;
Shrtless, coatless, hairless, toothless,
Minus boots, and minus toe.nails,
Still 1t shook him, shook him till it
Made him yellow, gaunt and bony;
Shook him till it reached his death-bedi
Shook him till it shuffled for him
on his mortal coil, and then it,
Having made him cold as could be,
Shook the earth still down upon him;
And be lies beneath his grave-stone,
Ever shaking! shakingl shaking!
, 1858-03-12

RAvELlINGs AND BoN-Mors.-A newly
married couple took up their residence in
Poplar street At breakfast next morn
ing, the gentleman said to the lady,
my dear, this Poplar street, and By
putting you (ul in it it becomes popular .
And by putting US (Ous) 10 it, prompt
ly replied his better-half, "it will very nat.
urally become pOpulous'
, 1858-03-12

MONEY ORDERs.-An exchange says
'1n regard to the plan Of Money Orders,
the Postmaster. General says that his pre-
decessor Hon. james Campbell, submitted
to the committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads Of the House, the outline Of
such plan as would be feasible and bene-
icial in this country; but it does not appear
that the committee bad any action upon
the matter" 1t is to be hoped that the
present recommendation will fare better
A system Of postal exchange would be Of
immense value to the public. A man liv-
ing in Texas, or in Oregon, could send bis
order to New York, or Boston, and pro
cure what be desired, thus saving the ex-
pense Of a journey thither. There is no
part Of our broad country that would be
more benefited, by the adoption of such q
system, than this coast The rates of ox-
change are high, amounting almost to q
prohibition. When the annual production
Of gold, yielded by California and Oregon,
is taken into the account, together with the
fact that the most Of IL goes into the cir
culation Of the Atlantic States, their claim
TO the benefits Of the money order system
are by no means inconsidsrsble-Paafe
Christian AdU0oate.
sSrThe losses by fire in the United
States, the last year, are estimated at SIS, :
792, 900 against $2l l50, 900 10 1856.
, 1858-03-12

SINGULAR IDEA OF DEoEScH.-A witness
in tho Mccain case, at Albany, named
Francis Cox, testified that be drank TWEEN
ty-sight glasses of liquor in an hour and .
half, and was not drunk, but merely stop
ped drinking because be wouldn't make a
hog Of himself n
, 1858-03-12
Epigram.

In modern schools, the scholars sage,
When they are sixteen years of age,
Profess to know, yet never speak,
The French, the Latin, and the Greek.
These prodigies, when fully grown,
Speak every tongue-sresPt their O'cn.
, 1858-03-12

BR- One hundred and ',seventy-four revo.
lutionary soldiers, aud seven hundred and
lightweight widows Of revolutionary sol
diers, have died during the past year
Total number Of deaths Of all classes oi
pensioners, ,45l.
, 1858-03-12

bS- The Providence Or. I.) Journal
gives the names Of 95 persons of 10 years
and upward who have died in that city the
last twelve months. The oldest was l0S
years Of age at the time Of his death,
, 1858-03-12
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"a Silence is q cheap virtue.
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

BROWN S'HOTEI..--J = HubbelI. Nd; II Il
Robards, NC; Miss Richards, do; w Lee and
lady, o. Rev IL Williamson, Va; ID X Eggle-
stOu, Va; Miss Brooks, do: Missiles Archer,
Miss; Mrs Mitchell and child, do Z Martin
and family, Md; ShPblp, PA J w Harris
Va; & NJ Dickson, Pa; ID E Small, do; c n WI
son, NY; L Sinclair, Pa w Mclean, o; Miss
NJ Martin, Nd; Miss A Dare. Va; Miss Buck
ner, Texas; Miss Long, NC; Miss n FtrTall, n
Z; Miss LeSdnnay, GA; Miss VI ii Jones, Ala
Mrs PanneIl, Va; III Draper, Ny; w Barnyn
do; X PortlnStOn, NY A Allen, do: W :
Cor6ins. do; BeursnO, do; d BeurSino, do; J
Warren, do; g Z Lawrence, do; Rev Mr. AID
Mrs freeman, Ark, Rev Fl Win1fsed, do; ]
Gilm-r. do; w h Bowers Tenn Miss Nj w
Bowers, do; Miss ID Bowers, do; @ Stuart and
lady, Md; Miss vi Cannon. do J Brinkley
do Mrs w Laugh and family, Va; Miss "A
Leigh, do; Miss Robinson, l. Ugh, NY.
HARDWOOD HOUSE-R IA Kelley, Ala; Il
Fanshaw, Pa j 4 Amrs, Mass; A b Comstock,
Md; Patterson, do; Miss DUNCAN, d.; W
DUNCAN, do; J NJ Hall, do, A VI SChell. Cal; A b
Hanson, Md Morrison, Pa; w Blakev
Va; w Lilly, Ala: Prof Mahan, West Point; IL
Harris, Mo; Jamison, Pa f. Rea, Md: n X
Collins, NY; B!!lmyer. Md; Miss ] Potter, O;
J Wheelwright, Md; Miss Phillips; Il Whit
worth, Ala; Nj ThuTston. Mass; A Thompson,
NY; n ; Bailey do
w Fell, Va; y Wheaton, NY; F Murray, ~;
J Boardman, Yk. g w + Convers MI; ] l.
Snyder, ID w Hudson, Col w Maulshy, Md;A
Kelly, Va; MIS- Wilkes, y WEBB, r. Gibbs, Z
w hensy, SC; y StiTrr and family, ID Conrad
Va; ID HaTdsnburgh, y Yk; G Garter. Miss NJ
Carter. Miss; Il Il Hawkins, XIV; Ed Hopper Pa;
w n Farrall, Va; l. Slemmer, Md; Miss BAN
ball, Miss Beebe, NY.
., United STATES HOTEL Crawford, Ga;
L kincheloe, Va; NJ Kincheloe do: A W DeahI
90; Dung, DC, Withers Va; A Cal
yo, do Woolton, Md Woolton. do; r. l.
cotton, DO w StrotheT, o; 4 De Grahenrei',
fenreid, do; Miss C Nicholson, do; Tracy
and child, Va.
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~ A young LADY, about to be married, sitting
in the woods with her intended. at Newaygs,
Mich, was shot dead lately by a person who
was hunting, and professed TO mistake her dress
for a deer
III Governor Cumming tsstiGes to having OBJ
served wagon on the road from Salt Lake city
10 Provo, which was drawn by pigs htrnessed to
the tongue by an ingenious combination of straps
and cords. In ii was seated Il fat man, who eX-
cited his team even into trot, by the aid of a
black-snake whip.
III A western Baptist paper has received an
article advocating the duty of washing feet rs an
ordinance Of tue church. The editor says that be
considers il a subject of minor Importance, and
does not wish to enter into 4 controversy on II.
But tn the washing Of the saints feet, he saws
III they need washing, they certainly ought to
be wJShed = - ....-.
IL Its calculated that fluent speaker uItprs
between sven Thousand and seven Thousand live
bundled words ia the course OF an hOuI : Uniu-
terTupted speakng. Many orators. OF more than
usual rapid utterance, will reach eight thousand.
and even nine Thousand. But one hundred and
twenty-five words a minute, or seven thousand
nve hundred an hour, Is counted upon fair
average.
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n FROM WASHINGTON
III RECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE
w e. g tt,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
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baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
> u M Err ARIA NGE ENTS,
Vlh GTe@tfv Improved Scheiules.
THREE THROUGH COMMENTING TRAINS
FROM f TAsh fS foY 4Ra f"p %Esr
LIST. THE cINci X lSicFS; EXPRESS MAI.
stssts al o. 32 a. M, a9Eins Passegsers Tune bf
tao before proceeding West. This T'rsIn pssses
Gfnlton at 40 p. IN aud connects at Benwood ON
Tram for Columbus. Cinciunatl, and InterIneJIat a
points reaching CINCINNATI at ~ 81 a. nex day
ID; THE GkEAT CINCINNATI AND ST.
LOUIS EA PRESS connection leaves Washington
tncludIng Sunday, 1t 9 ~ p M reaching CncInn6ti
at p H. mex day and conn. citing directly with FIX
press iIaih Iur Louisville, CAIRO and the Southwest
aud Tor ~. Louis, Kansas, etc. Time. from W ash,
ington to CincIanatn - hours, to 81. LOUIS only
81. CINCINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAPo-
Nil NH III Cth, TX 81; L0N'S CHICAGO. AND
saturday and Sunday, at 68G D. ~, eunncciins, M
Washington JunctioG or Baltimore leaving BaltI-
with this nm rs I'm ma S@qay The eES the t%
TO view tile Grand Mountain soenery ofthe r Dad
Washington.
For paTk"rslurg and all Stations on the North
western FITglnrt Cad tai the 6.D D. Tram. For
all points on the Marietta Railroad take the same
>, he western connections from Washing an and
Datinore 10y all these Trains, the clos est, most
direct ahdhmp that have yet been Offered to the
t.sseilnt public and every Improvement and advan
Oh the ia tlmOre and OHIO
aha lts assoclHtenes could suggest, have
Desh secured under this arrangement,
through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all omar
tels, ana every other possible facility will be found
upon this route. ~
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem of the
baitnmore aud Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
ION as follows; Or all points between Washingto ton
JUNCTION and Piedmont take the s. a. m. train For
az stations between Piedmont and w heeing take
Iraln take the ~ p. III. Train.
iErFor Tickets of all kinds, Baggage Checks
and further information, apply to
THOS. II. PARSONS, Agent
At the Ticket Office. Washington Station.
Or. l. II. ENGLA Nd, Agent
AT the Ticket OfEce, Camden Station
".P SMITH, alastet Of Trans ortation.
l.. Nj. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
haithhofe' MAY III, 1888. mas
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rNHE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
PANY.

Oqs q the Steamships OF this Company, csrryin,
fhe United States Mails for hCAPULO, 0eSxs
PPh.nE6p Ok AZ. and OREGON leaves &
val OF the United States Mail s. g. COMPANY, ,te,n
ors, winch leave New Orleans and New York resH
AIRY on 9TH and Goth of eaoh month with the mill
ROADS. AVN RAIL
These steamships have been inspeotsd and ,.-
proved the Navy Department. and guarsnt " s,ssS
Inc Panama Railroad (&7 miles Ionr) il now com
1900 nTin ooean 10 eoean, and ls crossed IN or
Hpu.s Inc bssEase Of passengers is check ed New
snhar aa O 10 san ranclsco, and PASSENGERS are
expense: The money paid in New York covers al
expenses OF the trip. :, =
reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
San Idnesco To prevent detention IN CASE OF aoci-
aent SO that the route is entirely rstabIs-no fail
tre having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the same day they A.
rive az Aspinwall. =. % ... ...|--' - =
Conductors 20 through by each steamer and take
tors. - - y.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply q
The sS ENJOY, In West street, New York. to ~
1. w. RAYMOND,-ort to
ARMSTRONG, HARRIS CO.,
hx-u c.L. BARrLETF. 30 Boston. 2II:'n''-'
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'i'nE GREAT HEALTH REsTOWERE

- The LII, Of the Flash is in the Blood"
When the Blood becunIes vItIat ed, impure or too
weak the iirsh nsos ITS yitIty. the skin Lecoinrs
yellow ana Paid. the Liver dIAUTdered, by spepSia
and Indigestion follow the Spirits drnop Nefypus
ness commences, aud Life becomes Il burden
HARTS no RNE'S HEALTH RESTORFR
or H1RSAPdRiLL1 Cordial,
Acts Gp"n TIL Blood, LAYER, Stomach and kowels
lhFtTt nS new NIgvT and lone 10 = cunSLIiut nm
paired 10y disease from ally cause IL removes Pm
pes alid al SKIN eTuptIOHS; aTOuSts tine ply steal
powers oi bDtn Seles. gives bloom to the paihd
tErek. ana makes one JOY ous and happy. Though
mrilcinaI IA Hs elects. o. Ia perfect cordial I'm
taste: ~ as particularly aGa? trd to Female com
pants, winch IN tneIr very nature are pNhausting
thd d"hiitaiirs. For DTopsV. ar drOpsIcal swell
lugs, or kIdney and lila der affections Il acts ike
cnartn. Quart b.iteS 81, small hotties ~ cents
= SCId iy %t"t, McPhersnn, Clarke, Waite Kid
well Lawrence, Dr. Culver, and Ford, Washing
Ton CITY; cIscell n kIdweIl, Georgetown.
% dSm
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PILLS have virtues which surpass IN excellence the
ordinary medicines, and that they VIII nnprooedent-
eddy upon the esteem OF al men. They are safe and
pleasant 20 take and powerful TO cure. Their psne
trating properties stimulate the vital activities of
the body, remove the distractions of its organs,
purify the BLOOD and ex pei disease. They purge out
the foul humours which breed dlstemper, stimulate
slugZsh dlsUrdeTed organs into thor natural
ton, ard mpart healthy tone with strength to- the
whole system. otonly do they cure the every day
complaints Of every body, nut also forInidabe and
dangerous diseases when BAIL cd human skill.
While they produce powerful effects they at the
same time in Diminished dOses the safest and hest
physIc that can be employ ed for cn;ldren Being
sugar coated. they are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetabe, are free from any Tie of harm.
Cures nave besD made which surpass belief were
they not substanlated by men of such exalted posi-
tlOn and character to forbid the suspicion of un-
truth. Manv eminent clergymen and physicians
have lent their names TO certify to the public the re-
liability of MY remedies, wh!e others have sent me
the assurance OF their conviction that nv Prepara-
tons contribute Immensely the relief of my affii
ted suffering fellow men.
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use, and certificates of their cures of the M
Costivensss, Billions Complaints, Rheumatism,
DfOpsy, Heartburn, Hs'daone arising from a foul
pam aIIsInk thereirOh, latulsncy, oss of Ape
ute. al ticerOus and CutaneOus Diseases which
nesnire an evacuant medicine. Sorofua or Kings
tNu. Ihey also. by purify ing he blood and stInu
!a:inF the system. cure EI3ny complaints which II
Euaed not be supposed they could reach, such
Deafness Partial blindness, Neuraigia ami Nerv
Gus lrTtSmhty, perangements Of the Liver and KID
from i"W stale Of The body ar obstruction Of ITS
luactlUns.
DO NOT bs put Cd by unprncipled dealers with
some Other phi they ina ke more profit Ask for
AYERS PILLS ard take nothing else. No other
they orn give you compares with tins its intrinsic
va,ne or curative powers. The sick want the best
aid there Is for them. and they should have It.
Prepared Icy Or. J. G. AVER, Practical and Ana
box. Five boxes for 81 ~
Sold by u .. GILMAN. Washington. and by n,
COOK, Alexandra. and hI all dealers everywh
4-iIUT
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WbEN IN THE COURSE OF HIJNAN
events, LADIES' and Gentleman lose one oi their
$500 patufSi attractIoHs-a line head of har-it
boc"tfes n matter OF serIous Importance and the
sue stLnn 10 what shall We do to stop the haIr from
Idiiing on ana restore ITS vIgOr AID beauty In re-
ply 10 this query, we beg to say.tTy DIR UARRiS,
llAi h PROMOTER AND IMPROVER faw
applications Will stop the hair falling or hras King
remove GaTfrJI, keep the scalp clean and whItss
hnu inIPart freshness and vlgor to the kair; and
aitnoGSh you Eay nave be en- bald twenty years he
continued use of it two months Will insiyTe Won
luxuraht head of HAIR Call aud Get q bottle and If
hO5 sssked after the second application, return IL
Ask for Dr.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Sod IN RICHMOND by w. PETERSEN, Drug
Slst corner Main and 18th. and MAN ANA W All sta
and In Washington city by ID. ID. GILMAN, Drug
Sist, BroIns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and d,
avenue. - ''i0e' hhu Il d.
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
iMrRovEfoUR EYES

IhENGEH Snd assist them, by the Paris
Ooteial, u. WOOl'fSON, who e1sala
mas arrived from Europe with his
own, as well As the manu- faotuTs of a rood Ius,,
others 0i the latest improved SPECTtCLI.S ANA
E.U CLASSES; among which are the
PEKISCOPIC CONCANE ami CONVEY. Til.
DOuBhE FOCUS anu DOUBLE PtJIISE Ill
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRY STAIS Etc
Nnob are warranted {" improve any EYE affected
Yin wSakn9ss, oataract tegiint 10 IL: rIyo
SHOkF-SI6H fEDN ESS, ~ - N'I0
PERSONS who are compelled 20 use Essses or tbOss
wonderful MOI SEht' lhose
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received sie highest Recommendations, -, Oh =.
WOrd's Far, AZ PsrIs, through Their DTndnnu. =
ooarness and easiness of VISOR heretOC5rs untnnyn
In any other improvements, "o" II
80. al stJ leS Of OPERA, spy, and MkGNI-
fflN6 GLASSES, COmpssses, and M,crpsc,ns,
lOI safe az MS store, corner of Elgt since, nd
fennsy wants avenue, or Eighth greet ~, sSI -
tween street snd Pa. aveuI,e we WI DO
W DO NOT mistake TEs co,axy of a,A ,,,..,
fIloes very reasonable, the same AZ Al his esi.b
Hshment IN Europe. ~ HE esLaO
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NEW GROCERY NINE AND LIQUOR

o suSscriDer pegs leave TO say that he has
opouoo a view store, corner of 7ih an,l r strea,S
I6fa 1I menus t4 KEEL an assortment of " INES
0FCOnS, CIOA ne, aud hne GROCERIES
approved brands and quantities. ' " Vi INC iiiost
Families and msInil. rs ,t Enu9raSs N 20 49,. -
chasing elsewhere. "eiOio put
-, sShslaI assortment of hne Havana CiZars m
retail. 0'' Mt wholesale ana
Canal Boats supplied on reasonable ,s,r,. -
produce taken IN excnalss. 'e'"''' aAu
Levy Oid w hisky OF 1870 constantly ON hapd
g., ppSty oiu9Is P9Ictual y ate, ded to- and Conn
menf. ~ SSSSSi'1u on caIHeIgI-
o SuceesS9r 20 breTetOa Bro. No 46t I'm st,ee
coIher ol = oPposIte the Patent Office ma 81 fy
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By THE rnEngSSSei%$ pr THE UNITED

In parsuance Of Law, 7, JAMES BUCHANAN. Presi-
dent OF the United States Of Amerca, do hereby de-
clare and make Known that public sales Will Be held
81 the aforementioned land ofices an the Territory
Of Kansas at the periods Hereinafter dssis TO
wit: ,..
At the land ONCE st LHroapToN. commeue,ns ON
Monday the hh day Of JAY asxt, for the disposal
OF the public lands within the named town
ships, VIZ =. 81.
Ssxth af tls base liss asi east Of tks ssxtk p,,s
eipaI 1ssrtdtaa.
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
h Il ~ f. ID 70 Il DYSPE PSIA.
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
TRANSFORMERS CURE-ALL-Prepared h, q
Chemist,
Bottles I25. :5Hni 81 cont,

Chemist.
Bottles ia. - and 81 cent7
FlF!Sh ONE 3 are dN should bc kent IN all fami-
IIe33 IN case of accidents or sudden sickness.
f"ftSfOrHs S Cure cLt cures RhCuH.atisIo
F1r',h0Ins'S Cure al cures Cramps Collie
Pa IN me stomach or Bowels. 'o'
ifGrtShOrds'S cure al! cures Pain IN fhs I i,nts
SIDE, Back and Breast " i-''iiDs'
- HGrfsh9yns'S CHrs-aH cures Sprains, Bruises.
H"viShoTas'S TUrs-GY cures Neur1lgia Tooth
acne ana StHnCss OF the JOINTS.
aid all Pam. N'.''''H' hiti ihHd
HaLtShoI"e'S Cue al cures Ear Ache and Dsat-
ness if"n cold. ~ N" Deoi
HdTtSkoTHs'S CKrc-dH cures Dyspe,si, aud IA.
GIIHeat on ALSO, CankcT and Sore Month and Soc
IhIual; also uts aud Sores. ~ 'e
HGx!NHoiHsS Cure al cures all spinal Affections
aud w eakDess IN Limbs. A 0o''ohs
Ha'thorae'S Care-GN ~ great tonic IN weak
Strnlach ard Bowels. and mpToveS Digestion
IL As me frequent changes Of the Waat,Ipr nro
duGe Dad C"Id, rheumatism, PAIN in rhe f,nbs
ana BODY also, sun Neck-every person snnnld
Sinews. Blood and Bones and, by ITS warming lee
tTomagnetlc power, expes al pam from the system.
Get a bottle and try II. WV y '
N.Y.; Eli you have Cough. use UARTS-
nnnKNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF Vim
VIII Rl-lt Is the best Cough SyrIp in the
a Mr. 4r are Bilious, use HARPSHOCN
eT nbII.lOC PILLS. They act upon the Ljy-
Foui 'cIp,i anu Bowels. carrying of all Bile and
-, ne sb"ve medicines 10 he he'd At all Drug s,ors.
town. n D. ei,i KIqweI Il CIgceIl ~ GEORGE
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