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The Nevada journal., 1858-07-23

PsAcHEs.-A fine present of delicious
peaches was laid OF our table yesterday
by 81. A Hawkins Esq agent of Beach's
New England Orchard, Marysville. Mr..
Hawkins can be found for the present
al Cash & Colley's market, Broad
street
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-23

CHANGE.-By reference to notice in
Snother column, it will be seen that L..
W Dreifuss, who came TO Nevada in
81 land has been one of its business men
ever since, is about to take temporary
leave for visit East A good time may
1e have
The business will be carried on by his
brother and Q. Eastman, two gentlemen
who will do the most ample justice to
patrons they may be assured.
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Daily Stage Line;

FROM NEVADA TO WASHINGTON
rNA19a On and after Jan l. 1856 the above
&a9kazseSf Line viii run az follows
Leaving Neyada, at O'Clock, A. NJ, and passing by
Mountain Spring House, Morgans Cold Spring. White
Cloud Gold Hill and Alpha and arriving at Washington
by o'clock in the afternoon.
1t Is the NEAREST and BEST ROUTE to Washington,
Omega, Scotchmans Creek Poor Mans Greek and
Eureka.
Returning the stages win leave the SOUTH YuBA
HOTEL every morning at o'clock, and arriving Ne
vada by o'clock, p NJ connecting with the California
Stage Cos Coaches for Auburn Sacramento Marysvle.
and Shasta
Ofice-South Ytba Hotel Washington.
A. 8. OLlN, PRoPrfffoR
VS.. MCRoBERTs, Agent Nevada.
Nevada, April 18th, lS56-tf.
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Brick Store TO Let,

4k2 THE FIRE-PROOF One story Building ad
dining John Gricrs aud recently occupied by Daven
ooSt & Co, As a Grocery and Provision Store
For further partic culars enquire or
WM 8 McROBERTS
NesAdx, Tuly g. l55S-H National Exchange
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Musical Instruments of every variety
CheaD PtfhIicafiOrlss

A Circulating Library One Thonsan1 volumes
of the Latest and most popular works published
Also Magazines Periodicals, and Newspapers from al
most every part of the civilized world
Steamer papers and California weekles n.arlr put In
wrappers for mailing--Postage Free
Diaries and Daily Journa ais for JS5sa variety ~ sizes
for the pocket and counting-room.
Magnificent GftBooks Albums Valentines ts for
the HOLIDAYS 49,
liberal share of public patronage Is solicited and
hope by strict attention business AID Is
merit the J.. L HAMIIN,
Adams Fire Proof Brick Building Broad Pine
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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE PARTNERSHIP existing between c. STosE
e. SON, dissolved on the sth of May by mu-
tual consent CLEMENS STOSE, Jr., is authorized to
collect receipt for bills and transact any business
latng to said firm CLEMENS STO>E,
CLEMENS STOSE, Jr.
The Grocery business will be continued by the under
signed at the some old stand. C. STOSE, Jr.
Waloupa, Nevada CO., June 25-3w
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-23
DIR. ROSENBAUM'S
STOMACH BITTERS
FOR THE CURE OF
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation, Los Of
Appetite, or any Bilious Complaints
arising from morbid action of


Dyspepsia, Indigestion, constipation, Lo IS of
Appetite, or any Bilious Complaints
arising from morbid action of
the Stomach or Bowels.
A LII OF THESE DISEASES you will soon he 70.
"A lieved of by the of these Bit ers as pcr ;,ee
ton on the bottles This great a,tidv 3neniic Ss 10
result of profound and elaborate study Of one Of she
celebrated Physicians of the present centr m ba
accomplishment of which he has freely exps afed both
time and money do not hesitate to aiva that where
Dr Rosenoaums stomach Bitters used a case of
Fever and Ague cannot occur II has been anayzed nv
the most scientific Chemists in the Medical Faculty and
is now prescribed by nnetenhs othe Physicias of the
land Try them-test tnem on your Constitution and
go your way rejoicing.
Are you dyspepticf-taka the StomarY Pftters
Are YOU Bllous2-try of these Botses and be
relieved at once. $50 W
Are You annoyed by indigestis1 or eonstipation,-
remove the cause by the free osthe Bitters
Have you Fever aRd Ague4-cdrc and prevent this
Bitters -. = 80 " '
Prepared by DR. ROsEwBAUM, Manufacturer and
Propriet',r, Philadelphia
~ B. JACOBS & CO.,
Sole agent for Tire Pacific Coast
"a. II. FUNSTON, Sole Agent for Nevada, at j. S..
WALL & CO., on Bread street.
Jnne 4, lS5e--ly
Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants.
complete assortment of the Oils necessary for ma
IA king and favoring every variety of Liquor, and a
package Of the. articles used giving Artificial
key to 00 gaons and every article necessary to COM
mence LIQUoR STORE will be furnished for $50. And
zf the information conduct surh esta-
shment thus enabling the beginner successfully
compete with the Oldest liquor dealers Address tbro,
the Post Ohice p I,yCOUR New Orleans
Lacour's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar is
put up in gallon packages a. s. per psckage-in good
shipping order. feb61ly
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NEVADA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,

Notice is hereby given that at the regular meeting
Of Thursday evening, July 22nd, election of Ofcer
for the Association for the ensuing will be had
punctual attenpance is requested.
}. c. BIRDSEYE, Pres
I. P. HAwLEY, Sec
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G. F. DEETKEN, SURVEYOR.

SuRVEYS OF MINING CLAIMS TUNNELS
~ and bitches, carefully attended to.
Matnemaucai Drawings of every description made
with Deafness and dispatch
Nevada, July 9, Is5s.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-23

n The Democracy of Butte on the
18th inst in Convention passed the fol-
lowing resolutions by an average vote of
so to 40;
Resolued. That we endorse the Dem
ocratie platform adopted by the Nation
si Convention held at Cincinnati, Ohio;
in the year 1856, and the resolutions
passed by our late Convention held in
the same year. and most respectfully
urge upon our National and State gov
srnments that. discarding all notions of
expediencylan and policy, they strictly ad-
here to the principles laid down in them,
as the surest guaranty of the harmony
and success of the Democratic party,
and of the prosperity peace and safety
Of the Union,
RESOLVED, That we regard the speedy
construction of National Railroad, con-
Meeting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans,
as essential to our safety in war, and
prosperity and happiness in peace and
that. we most respectfully urge upon the
Administration. that it bestow its ener-
gles and influence in this behalf; First,
in order to redeem its solemn pledges to
the people and, Second, that we, citi-
gems of the Pacific coast, may be reliev-
ed of an odious Steamship Mail monopo-
ty, whose capaclous nav. net satisfied
with depicting the United States Treas
nry, is eating out our substance at
home
Resolned, That the course pursued in
Congress, by our able and fearless Sen
ator Broderiek. and Representative
McKibben, and Senator Hart and AS
semblyman Kitchens in the California
Legislature, entities them to the bene
dictioB Of "Well done. good and faithful
serv ants
RcsOlUed. Thar the attempt by the
present Executive. to punish Democrats
who, differing in opinion, dare express
i, by expelling them from office, only
furnishes the people with renewed evi
dence of our forefathers in restraining
his powers, and limiting the term of his
office.
Resolued, That the attempt by the
present Admipistr alton and Congress, to
force on the people of the Territory Of
Kansas, government and Constitution
IN opposition to the wishes of the people
Is 10 derogation Of the Kansas Nebraska
law a violation of the National Demo
cratic Platform, and utterly antagonistic
70 the doctrines laid down in the Declar-
alton of Independence, which declares
that all governments derive their just
powers from the consent of the govern
eds
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-23
Dissolution of Partnership.

DISSOlutIOH Oh partnership.
FT,HE PARTNERSHIP existing before the 10th day
CO. wAs that day dissolved by mutual consent
WALLACE CALDWELL succeeding to the business
of the concern WALLACE CALDWELL,
JOHN WORRELL,
T. E. MILLS
Nevada, April 16. 1858.
All orders for Lumber left with A. II. Hsgsdorn.
at Mulfords Banking House, will be promptly attended
to- :,
yuns Is, 1852
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Can and Shelf Goods.

Can and Shelf Goods.
EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA
w y e S A n D 10 L 0 r S J..
We would also inform friends and the public that
VIC nave added to eur large stock complete
Of Wines and Liquors, consisting of
Sainsevain's Sparkling Angelica and White Wine
california Wine, Claret, Sauterne and Ginger Wine,
Gum, Raspberry, and Lemon Syrup Peppermint, Hos
letters Boxers, and Stoughton Bitters wolfes Aro-
matte Schnapps
Ale and Porter,
New York fine mixed. and Old Dock Brandy, Whisky,
Gin Sherry and Port Wine
OF We call attention to the above Stock
Our Motto is small Profits & Ready Paw.
Goods delivered Free of charge.
Il. Ellard Beans & Co.
Nevada May 2eth 1858.
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-23
Hostetter's stomach Bitters.

HOStetter's Stomach BitferS.
Corrects the appetite mparts tone to the SYSTEM for
ces off the bile and impure secretons regulates the i,w
els gives strength of body and mind. For dyspep
sia and dispeptc symptoms they the wonder the
afflicted in all of atuency, dizziness, protrac
ton great fatigue and general inability 1t is surprising
how soon the patient finds relief No family afford
to be without Hostetters Biters They require spir
its. Sold in quart bottles by Druggists and Liquor
dealers.
The Btters being very pleasant to the taste also make
delightful beverage
As there eseveral base limitations purchasers should
be careful and take none but the genuine HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS, kept by all respectable
Saloon keepers, and for in quantities to suit by
PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast
l32 Washington st. opposite the Market San Francisco
May7-tf G. o KILBOURNE, Agent Nevada
ErA Card.-The attention of the undersigned has
teen drawn your Card in this mornings Alta h AIDED
To manufacturers of Syrup in which you speak of an
agreement entered into by Messrs Turner Brothers and
other manufacturers oSyrup with parties in this
city, not to sell any of their goods any merchants
doing business of San Francisco The undersigned
takes this method to you, well the public
that he has hand part in such agreement that he
f"iues too ghy le lrdde OF the Sote at large - thus
conne limit himself the sale of his goods He there
fore begs that his friends in the interior cities and towns
will not desert HIM, and respectfully solicts contnu
anccof their patronage.
A. BARBER,
Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials, &c.
14s Washington street.
To Mcwilams & Co. Gushing & Shelden Geo Thacher
& Co: Hill Wooster & Co; VIM Howard Bryant &
Co; p. j. Brogan d Co; Barton, Grimm & Co; Burke
Go; Thomas w, Lcgget; Lady Adams Co; E. II. Mil
Ter & Co; A Dc pecher Field; J. Burton & Co;
Benchey Mcneil; j. c. Jonghaus Flagg, Powers
Culver; w. T. Grissim; Sheath & Arnold; Linton g.
Beck; Booth & Co: ]. W. Mitchell g. Co; Pullman &
Lcoher; ]. H Bulard; P. Vertmer; Hyde & Hawks:
Hamilton & Co.. Wolf & Coz Sam Doake, and all job
bers in California. apr22
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pT D A L Y S 81
Aromatic Valley Whisky.

Is put mp in cases containing One zen Bottles each
For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in San
FRANCISCO may2S
The Nevada journal., 1858-07-23

A. II. HANSON, Clerk.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

ZEE. v. Wilson declines the canvass
for Congress in this District.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
Clark County.

De Kalb Musgrove, Esq, is The Ameri-
can candidate for the Legislature, in Clark
county. The County, Convention which
nominated him, adopted the following reso-
lutions:--. .h-<ea.r9v. c77a ae4. r-t'-
That, believing now as aforetime, that
the recognized and cardinal principles Of
Of the American party are just and in entire
consonance with the spirit of our Republi-
can institutions, we hereby avow our firm
and unwavering determination 10 endeavor
by all fair and honorable means 10 secure
the ultimate triumph Of the principles
which we have ever cherished SO sacredly
in our hearts. .s--s-
That the platform of principles adopted by
the American State Council at its session
in April last, meets our entire appreciation,
and that we commend it to our fellow ci,i-
zens as the embodiment of moderation and
conservatism.
That the persistent efforts of certain par
ties and individuals TO make the Emancipa-
tion and LecomptOn questions The issues in
the present canvass, meet our unqualified
condemnation, and that we can but regard
those who are SO eager to make these issues
as enemies TO The peace, quiet and pros per-
ity of our State, and as foes 10 the Union
around which should cluster the warmest
affections of every patriotic heart. ,-..-
That we will permit no side issues, sought
10 be lugged into the canvass by our ene-
mics, to divide and weaken US, bnt that we
steadfastly pursue our course, maintaining
at all times and at all hazards the time-hon-
ored principles Of our party, and looking 10
the peace, quietude and welfare of onr
great and growing State, and TO the perpe-
,uiiy of The Union as The only guaranty Of
our future happiness and prosperity as q
people. -- s.- l.s-ra ..-.....--l ra- ...s
That we recognize as Americans all who
endorse the principles Of the American par
ty and are honestly desirous OF witnessing
their triumph; and that between such per-
sons and those who have been regularly in
i.iated into the American party. we will
recognize no distinction in the selection of
candidates for the various offices. .,-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
Tobacco Manufacturing in Missouri B.
i''a~T W. Lewis & Brothers. -

[ The purchase Of the Premium Tobacco,
the other day, at the tobacco, sales, by B.
w. Lewis & Brothers, Of Glasgow, Mis-
souri,, makes more ample mention Of that
house. just tribute to them. -1 1-'",
The house is now composed Of B. w.
Lewis, J. w. Lewis, and J, T. BarthOlow.
This house commenced the tobacco business
in Glasgow, about twenty years ago, when
the trade in Missouri was in its infancy
They have increased their business with
the increasing trade in the article. Their
great liberality to producers has stimulated
the production Of the country, and aided ma
fterially TO cause the great wealth TO the
State that The tobacco crop now yields.
Their manufacturing establishment at
Glasgow is large and perfect in its arrange
ments. They employ now about one hun
Fdred hands-and manufactured last year
about 100000 pounds tobacco, in boxes
They bought and sold last year, nearly l.
5G0, 900 pounds in all sorts, and will handle
as much more the present year. They put
up, last year, Ten thousand packages. 80.
B. w. Lewis s. Bros. have bought Che
Premium Tobacco sold in St. Louis, each
year, for the last 8 years. They gave, last
year, $l02 so hundred for the Premium
Tobacco, and the same this year-making
the one hogshead cost them $1,000. Be-
sides, they bought. this year.. much 9TH
er high priced tobacco-One hogshead at
$6l 25, another at $4l 25, and several
others ranging from $50 10 $40. :; -, -,
This House has imported much leaf to-
bacco from Virginia, to be manufacture9at at
Glasgow. Two years ago they bought from
Virginia, not less than $4,000 wcrth. r.
They import less now, the increased
abundance and fneness Of the plant in Mis-
souri, rendering it less necessary. s"~-
81 The tobacco manufactured by B. w. Lew
is s. Bros, at Glasgow, finds its chief mar
ket up the Missouri river, and in the Far
West-in New Mexico and ,elsewhere.--
And the rapidly increasing business of fhe
House, now rivaled by few in the West, is
sufficient evidence that its manufactures
have the public endorsement for their ex-
cellent quality. 1-is - - as
The liberal purchases of the best leaf Of
fered in the West is guarantee that B. w.
Lewis s. Bros. mean 10 maintain the high
est rank as tobacco manufacturers, and will
ensure them, in the future, the best rewards
for their enterprise. '1+' '' -
The house Of Lewis, Perry & Co., of ST.,
Louis is allied 10 the Glasgow house, and is
doing about an equal amount of business
only little different in character, which
we may note more fully hereafter-[St.
Louis Eve. News. - - ......,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
Anti-Lecomptonism in Virginia.

What sort of success the Administration
is likely 10 have in its efforts TO make its
Lecomp,on policy test in the party, may
be inferred from The following from the
Richmond Eaqairer:
The South knows as well as we do, that
the Anti-Leeompton Democrats, not only Of
Illinois, but of Virginia, will new er subscribe
10 LecOmptOn platform, that any attempt
10 insert in Democratic platform the prin-
ciples either Of the Lecompt on ehednle or
the English compromise, will meet with un-
yielding opposition. T. ...'-t
The issue of one experiment of This sort
is now pending in North Carolina. 1t is
already boasted that The Lecompton clause
of the platform has driven off the Anti Le-
compton Democracy to the support of the
independent candidate for Governor
Whether this be true or not, it is sufficient
10 demonstrate the folly of multiplying
chances against the Democratic ticket, by
raising unnecessary issues. II, then, it is
not only useless, but dangerous, to make
Lecomptonism Democratic test, it must
certainly be deemed advisable 10 abstain
from recriminaiion and abuse, which can
serve no purpose but TO keep alive roliti-
cal rancor and personal animosities. "a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08
Ticket of the Free Democracy in St.
.... Louis. -

For Consress-Francis P. Blair, jr.
Senators-Henry T. Blow, John D.
Stevenson, Alexis Mudd, D. H.. Gardner.
Representatives-B. Gratz Brown, F.
H. Mante, Benjamin Farrar, James B.
Eads, Michael Powers, Andrew Krug, N,
Mcdonald, William D'Ench, Jno. C.. Vo-
gel, Jno. Alt, Chas. II. Askby, John II.
Andrews. ...... -a.
For Sheriff-James Castello.
County Marshal-W. c. Smith.
County Jailor-Louis Kessler. .-.
Public Administrator "A. S. Jones.
Coroner--Dr. E. M. Powers. ,.'s.
County Treasurer--Thos. Richeson.
School ommissioner--James H. Bacon.
County Judge for Southern District
Isaiah ID. Brown. t s.- ..4 -..-r >ar .
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

DouoLAs AND THE ,DEMocRAcy,-A
Washington correspondent of New York
paper writes as follows: l-- Sod. -s-.aT
Some Southern members of the Cabinet
are ready to become reconciled with Judge
Douglas, for the sake of the union Of the
party, and his future cooperation, and 10
dismiss the offensive office holders who
have badsered him inIilinois. The President
is willing to forgive, but cannot forget
Messrs. Grund, Carpenter, Cook, and their
fellows received their inspirations from the
White House, hence Mr.. Buchanan is dis
tinotlv committed. q sI!' z'a = .la-i'~.' -..'e
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

CAucus.-The American word caucus
is introduced into English politics. The
London Star speaks of q ''caucus of Lord
Palmerston's friends.'' This word (Which
Webster is at loss TO explain in bis die.
tionary) is derived from early revouliona-
ry history. The North part of Boston,
which is celebrated from its anti-tea demori-
strations, was The field Of labor of the cauHi-
ers and other mercantile laborers. These
caulkers were the most active in patriotic
movements against British oppression, and
"caulker's meeting" became gradually to
be called caucus. The word thus derived
from the revolutionary patriotism. is now
adopted even in the land whose tyranny
gave occasion TO lis origin.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

FobEY ONcE MoRE.--At Washington s
the other day, gentleman said to Foley, !
the Democratic letter writer:--ssl rl,,sgs,i 4
SWELL, Foley, they rather had yealiisihasf 4
letter, didn't they?n i bsilAsz as8 tafa is''
.sa"Yes, J" said Foley, arather so-wslI,, r
vrii it, that's a fact, but they n.usilatea it,
most d-mbly in publishing fa' sss. sos.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

TA colossal sailsr, full of whisky
went into the 'Bether' one day last winter,
The day was cold outside, but the air of the
chapel was hot, and being crammed with
poor people in all stages of dirt, its air was
not pleasant. This state of things produced
visible effects upon the sailor. He became
squalmish, and being jammed up amOEg the
crowd and upable to get away, his face was
twisted into strange contortions, and he be-
came verp pale. The preacher noted these
changes, and attributed them to the sermon,
when he all at once turned to the sailor end
q Exclaimed: '.Brother Mariner, how shall
we help you2" "Burn rag" was the
sententious reply. =
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

J. E"OccasiOnal," the Washington corr
respondentOf of Forney's Press, says: -.
at is said that MIR. Senator -Slidell
(though 1 cannot believe it) has assured
Mr.. Grund that if he could succeed in eff
fecting such an organization against the
regular nominations, and the established
principles of the Democratic party in llli-
nois, as would secure the delat Of Judge
Douglas, he (Grund) Should be appointed
the resident minister at the Austrian court.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

the ocean strand. The laughter Of child
hood ever blended sweetly with the song Of
youth, the voice of manhood and old age, in
that old mansion beneath the shadow of the
hills. And without there was no lack of
Natures harmonies; all the long summer
days the birds, streams, and trees sang in
unison, and on neighboring hills herds
lowed, and lambs gamboled in the warm
sunshine. es .--s..s --.r .rH.. y'sss. .
f Long years have the gray haired ones
who sat in the chimney nook been sleeping
beneath the sod Of the churchyard; but they
were not the first wemissed from the fire.
side. One by one the circle diminished /;
each had mission Of love and labor to per-
form, and as they were called, went out in
strength and beauty, other homes 10 create
and bless, leaving the old house at home
quiet and lone. And Time hath taken even
that; no trace remains to tell us where it
once stood; but in a modern cottage, snug
and cosy. they who were the presiding ge-
muses. of the old homestead now feeble and
silver-haired, wait alone 10 welcome the
smiling faces Of child and grandehild, that
now and then come like rays of sun
shine 10 their deserted homes, bringing Joy
and mirth TO cheer their declining years.
The old homestead! aear let it remain 10
every heart, however hcmble it may have
been. He who holds in found remembrance
home, humble, but pure and peaceful, has
talismanic power within, TO resist temp
tation and flee from evil. Time will steal
from US childhood and youth; but we may
cling 10 its joyous memories, and SO keep
the heart from growing old. ss r ".
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

AcT1vITY NECESSARY TO HEALTH.-
There are many almost inaPpreciable sap
pers of our life, any one of which might be
in operation for long time without causing
any alarming condition Of the human sys-
TEN, when a multitude of these are at
work, critical symptoms appear with alarm
ing rapidity. The purest water will BE-
come putrid, ii. allowed to stagnate. The
purest air from the ocean or the poles, il
kept still, becomes corrupt in The cleanliest
habitation in the land, and the heallhiest
blood in The system begins in moment to
die, If, for moment. it issarrested in its
progress through the system. In either Of
these cases, of fresh waller, Of pure air, and
healthy Llood, corruption is the inevitable
result of siagnation.a To keep them all pure
and lifesgiying, activity Of motion is ply
steal necessity. Whatever. tendsso arres
or impede the flow Of blood through the
body, does, in that same proportion inevita-
bly, engender disease; any otherlresult is
physically impossible, because impure blood
is the foundation or an ATTENDANT Of all sick
ness.-[ Halls Journal of Health. ss
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-07-08

a5="When the face is red, so much so
we mean. as to be objectionable, the un-
pleasant effect may be remedled,- or al all
events very much lesseued, by the use Of o
dress in which-that color predominates, the
comparative brllliancy and mass of color in
the dress serving TO relieve and soften down
that of the complexion. ,., The use of blue
or green dress will, on the contrary, ag-
gravate the evil, and should be summed"