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lSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attractions--a fine head of har-it
becomes g matter of serious Importance, ana III 8
suesticn is hat shall we do TO stop the hair from
falling off, and restore Its vgor and beauty In re-
ply To this query, we beg to say try DIX. HARRIS,
HAIR PROMOTER AND fMPROVER. A few
remove dandrufi, keep the scalp clean and wbiie'
and Impart freshness and vgor to the hair; and
although yon may have been bald twenty ears the
continued use of 1t two months will insure Won a
luxurlant head of hair. Call snd get bottle and II
not satisfied after the second application, return it
and get The price paid. -
ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improyer.
Sold III Richmond by w. PETERS,IN Drug
End IN Washlngton cty by IL. u. GILMAN Drug
gIs', Bro.ns' Hote Building. Pa. avenue and b,
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hai'iih"ie "hu ohio haiifoad'
VI VI r. X A II X A N q L VI T. ) {,
lV;tL Gre,,y,, y,n.,o,,.S S.Lny,,I..
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IEhEE IukOpSH CON NECTlNG TRAINS
p,n NJ NpM Kun DAILY except Sundayp
FhoM "AoHINGION FOX The WEST,
=, INNS az ioows:
ls:. IHE CINCINNATI E&PRESS MAIL
stsTis at 5i5 a. allowing passengers time for
tro . 10 a. the neiaJ rouse ashinGton anc
Gpait"no o @ W sst. ms Iain paS ses
the Ohio RIver ar 10 LII, h' .9 nh on
Tram for CoInnhus Ctnc,nn.t ~. IN Gn,o
points reaob,ng M "a On .u
ID IUE EREaT SsiNCiNNIri h "a - N In
IOjTIS FIX PRESS .ctinr e,,,os vtat :
Including SundaS al ~ = m reacS;n, cfnnns, ~
at n m rPxt tay nft con ,ng directIx win r. y
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By THE rREslBkSESs; E., pr THE UNITED
STATES.

In pursuance OF law, 1, JAMES BUCHANAN. iresi-
dent Of the United States of America, do hereby DC,
clare and make known that pubic sales VIII be heh
At the aforementioned land Offices In the Territory
Of Kansas at the periods hereinafter designated, TO
wit:
At the land ofhce II LEcoMProN, commencing on
Monday the fth day of jay next, for the disposal
OF the public lands within the following named town
SHIPS, viz:
Soxtk Of ths base Tan. ant east Of ths sirth Prin-
cipoI meridian
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1ect puTgitlVe Which to
man. lnnsmerabe proofs are shown that these
PILLS have virtues when suIPass in excellence the
Ordinary medicines, and that they win unprooedent,
eddy upon the esteem of all men. They safe and
seasant to take and powerful to cure. Their psne
trating properties stimulate the vital activities of
purify the booa. and exps disease. They purge out
the fOu humours whio:i breed dlstemper stimulate
sluggish or disordcrcd organs into their natural ac-
ton, ard impart healthy tone with strength 10 the
whole stem. Not only 10 they the every day
dangerous diseases which have baflst human skill
While they produce powerful ELECTS they az the
phy sic that can be employ ed for ohjdren. Eeing
sUg2r-cnated they are pleasant to take, and being
purely yesstable' arc free from any r,sk Of harm.
they not by men Of such exalted posi-
ton AID character to forbid the suspicion Of
truth. Many eminent cieTgymen and physicians
have lent their to certify TO the pu the
liability Of my remedies, while Others have sent me
The assurance OF their conviction that Prepara-
tions contribute mnencely TO the relief of my aio-
ted suffering fellow men.
my American Almanac. containing directions for
their use, and certificates OF their Of the fol-
Costvenoss. Bilious Complaints, rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, He'daohe arising from foul
stninarh Nausea, indigestion, morbid lnac;lon and
tie. all UlcerOus and CutaueOus Diseases which
reanre IN evaeuapt MEDICINE. So1ofuls or Kps'
would not Pc supposed they could reach. suSh as
Deafness Partial Blindness, Neuralgia, and Nery
Gus Irrtablity, Derangenents of the Liver and Kid
ncys, cont, and other kindred complaints arising
from a low state Of tho body obstruction of its
functions.
DO rot be put off by unprinoipled dealers with
AYERS Pulls, and take nothing else. No other
they can give you compares with this in its intrinsic
AID there is for them, and thcy should have IT.
Prepared by Dr. J. e., AVER, Pract cal ard Ara
lytlca' Chemist. Lowell, Mass. PrIce Is cents per
,ldhy z ID. GILMAN, Washington. and by H.
COOK, Alexandria, and BY all dealers everywhere.
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Wn.DMAN on TRE LAW OF SEARCH,
w Capture and Prize, for naval officers 1 vol,
London; 81 67H. ''
Hosaek's kignts oI Brtish and Neutral Commerce.
VOL. London; Sl75.
1homson's Laws of War as affecting Commerce
and Shipplnr, vol. London; q g.
htklDson,s ShtppIng Laws Of the British Empire,
., vol, London; S375.
hersuetts CO'nHie! c,sl and Slave Trade Treaties,
- 1896 to 1853, vol, London; ss
capture OF the Olive Branch, VOL, thlladelphIa,
l7S7; SAYS.
Tusoh's Manual for BrIrish Cpnsuls Merchants
- and ships. vol London. 7 So Sz2S.
fynn,s British CoaEus Abro. d | VOL, London;
Green on Consular Service, volume, Lon don; "a
GENTS.
h2 FRANcK TAYLOR,
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IL Radford Crockett was hung at Atlanta
Ga on Friday, for murder.
" Rev. Mr.. Gallagher, a Catholic Priest at
Elgi ,, ILL.,, was drowned few days ago.
IL The cultivation of grape for wine making
has been commenced in South Carolina.
o. The Newfoundland seal fishery il is said
has not proved successful this season.
III The City Council Of Louisville, Ky, has
established paid fire department.
IL One of the celebrations of the 4th of July
Will be a clam bake at the home OF old NJ iIos
Staudish, in Duxbury, Mass.
III Chicago boasts public park, the gates
of which are so constructed as to efectUally ex-
clude cows and crinoline.
IL The Legislature of Louisiana has abol-
1shed capital punishment, substituting thereto!
hard labor for life.
III The Atlantic Straw Works at Nantucket
Mass, have suspended operations for the pre-
sent
IL The Kentucky Synod NEW school) has
voted to dissolve and form Itself into indie PEN
dent Presbytery.
IL s'Who was the first dead head 20 "Why
Joseph, of course, did not his brethren put him
IN the pit for nothing
IL The Buffalo Commercial says shipuo-.ts
of seed corn have been made from .-"t point To
tue West
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AT the land Office at I.ECoNPToy. commencing on
Monday, the nineteenth day Of July next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South Of the base line and east Of tke siIth pyia
eipaI y1sridfnn.
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AT the land ofhce at KIcKAroo, commencing IN
Monday the nineteenth day of July next for he %
posa! 81 the public lands within he following psmaS
Sosih Of the base lane and east of the ,ir,k ma,
etpaI rieridiaa
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ID z X & S l. M AR
II ROTECTEl hI RnIli I.eftarx Pafanf al

u NJ FL Ted py hOJGi LettorE Patout OF
England and secured by tho Seals of the Ecoie dc
Fhsrinaoio de rarssnd the Imperial College OF NJ ed
c!ne, Vienna TrIesemar No. I is q remedy for Re
taxation, SperIna tonhea, aud Exhaustion OF the
System. Fresenar No. efectualiy, In the short
space OF three days, completely and sntirely eraii
categ races of those disorders which copavita and
cubebs ayc so long been thought antidote for, to
me rum Of She health OF vast portion of the Pnpu
iatIOn. IriesrIHar No. Is the great Continental
remedy tO! that class OF disorders which. unfCrtu-
aately, the Eng gh ply Siclon treats with mercury
10 the inevitable destruction OF the patient COAST
luton, ard which all the sarsaparilia II tne world
canno: remove. Triesemar NOS. l,2, and are alike
devoid 81 taste or smell, and ofal nauseatlng quail
tee; They ma, he on the toilet table without their
use te,ng suspected. Sold N tin cases and divided
IN separate dose administered by Velpcnu Lad
lerlsn, Koux, X ioOrd. &c, &C. Price SO each
or four cases in one f9T s., which saves IS; apd in
81 cases,
Sold by DR.. II. A. BARROW, No. I57 Prince std
lew books west of broadway, New York lame
diatety on receip Of the amount DR.. B. will forward
the 80 caaes OF Tresenar and the large sizes car
mage pad, ths insurIng genuine European prspara-
Ions. IA" -3 Gases also gent, but not free Of car
rage. Consultations usual from II A. m. TIL
e. m and trnm4 TIL p ~, nj No. Isl Prince ST.,
lev hGcks wet of HroadUaJ. Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. fell,
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE
ONLY REGULAR LINZ
ASh WITHOUT FAILrRK FOR gI6RT IKAls, Fsl
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD,
Rsss!ar Ss,lins Days. B,L + eOtI st sssI 80.

CANTONESE many frauds ard imposI- AA~>
tions Of various kinds have been lateiy S,G&4K
per petrated travellers bound to CA LII s<&k<&>
tOkNlA, that the SUBSCRIBER, the Only aut horizcd
agent Tor passage by the y. s. Mail Limo, Pans
ma, In the city of New York, feels II has duty 10
caution all persons seeking passage 20 California
ina, 70 hyoi1 IMPOSITION. they must - careful TO
IND the true yflce of the Steamships of the u, 4
Mai Line. yin Panama Railroad, as no other Office
IN New DIRK is authorized to engage passage.
Inc Companies have only one oflca in New York
which - NJ IN W est street, corner of Warren street
fronting 2n the North River at tho head OF the Com
IL Observe my sirn over the door.
81, l. w. RAYMOND, Agent.
ia 48V vafk,
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID WISHING TON BRANCH.
A I'll sE G.

From ard after IU ESDAY, 18th of June Trains
viii leave as follows:
Sis a. III. Express Train connects at Annapolis
junction for Annapolis, at Wash rgton junction for
al parts OF the west. and at Baltimore for hlade
Phia and New York.
7i5a. IN. Way Train for Baltimore, Philade PHI a,
and New York.
$50 p. H. TX 7rsss Tram connects at Washing ton
junction. with train for all parts OF the west,
and at Baltimore for Norfolk, Philadelphia and New
York.
Al" m. Way Train for Baltimore connects ut
AnnaI Oils junction for una polls and Washington
Junction with Express Trims West
8 ~ p. m. Way Fralu for Baltimore connects at
West.
TIA. Is a. ard 8, p. m. trims are ex press and
WI! stop only at Annapolis and Washington juno
tons.
GA Saturday the $50 p. m. train goes to PhlIadel
phip unl,.
Ga Sunday but one train leaves, at eo I'm.
je IL #. ii. PARSONS, Agent.
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EVENING STAR.
SOLITUDE.

SOLITUDE.
BY HENRY MIKE WHITE
IL is not that my lot is low,
That bids this silent tear to How;
It IS not grief that bids me moan
Il Is that am all alone
Yet IN my dreams form view,
That thinks on me. and loves me too;
] start and when the VISIONS flown,
weep thai am all alone.
Fanny upon thy breast may not lie!
Fanny! thou dOst hear me wnen speak!
Where art thou, love! Around turn my eye,
And as turn, the tear IS on my cheek.
Was IL a dream or did my love behold
1. deed nay lonely couch? MethOught the breath
Fann'd not her blOOdless lips; her eye was cold
And hollow, and the livery of death
Invested her pale fOGhead Saiottd maid
NV thoughts of rest with thee IN thy cold grave,
Through the long wIntry nlg I, when the wind and
wave,
Rock the dark house where thy poor head Is laid,
Yet bark my fond heart bark! there Is a shore
OF better promise; and known at last.
When the long sabbath % the tomb 10 past.
We two shall meet IN Christie part no more.
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Sold everywhere.
NJ A X u l. T. w o RKS,
,WM. RUTHERFORD,

VIM. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIFICER IN MARBLE,
II street, between 18th and 18th Streets North,
-. WAsHINeTON CITY,
Invites public attention to his extensive stock of
beautiful designed aud deliberately Carved MAN
Tells In a variety of Marbles, together with a
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for the Garden or Tomb. large assert
stones at very low prices.
Monuments Of any design executed TO order with
punctuality and dis patch.
Estimates given Tor Brownstone or Marble work
our line. WIN "
Please call and make an inspection of our stock.
w. b--mdkeh note OF the ADDRESS. ia i7-6m
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AT tire land Office at KIcKAPoo, commencing IN
Monday the Firth day of July next, for the disposai
ofthe public lands within the following named town
ships. VIZ:
South Of the base line and rest of the sizrh p,;n.
cir0l ,usri6i1n
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commissioaer Of the e. Ge1ers pn .aod .,sso.
NOTICE TO rRr-EMprJoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- -empt on
70 any OF he above de scribed lands under "A . r,
visions OF the act Of Cong ess approved Nav 10 iRs
Krequired 10 establish the same To the sat-. acton
oI the Register ano Receiver Of the proper land of
inaoH a.eT SeetHs fhTS HOfics, and before tbs
Gay appointed for the commencement Of the pub-
lie sale OF the land embracing the tract oI,,,ped.
Otherwise such claim vii he forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the q euerni 4 Ard Ofho.
ma 81. Iawtds ~
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TNHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE WILL
Il run as lows: IT.
Leave AIexsndTls at 4, 8, 10. u o'cl'k sSalhs~N
an, 2. 4, and O'Clock p. IN s-S1171~7
Leave Washington at 6, o, IL O'Clock ,. H. /, 5, 5,
and O'Clock ?. N.
will run a: opposite hours. are Is cents.
Whaley's UmnIbuses. come citing with the Page
and Coy er Will leave the Capitol and of l2 h
street and Penn. avenue the same tine the boats
leave Alexandra.
Je 9-tf RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
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Traveller Directory.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY, ID. ,


l-. MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA,
ARKANSAS, and TEXAS.
THROUGH TICKETS can b. obtained at the
GREAT SOUTIiWESTERN RAIL ROAD
OFFICE, corner Of PENNSYLVANIA avenue and 9th
street, Washington. on board of the Steam Ferry
Boat George Page, at the office of the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandra,
Richmond, DamviHs, LynehJarg, Bristol,
Knorrttie, Daiton, atlanta, Chattanooga,
Noshrtiie, HNntsrfIke, Grand function,
Memphis, Montgomery and Neic Orleans,
BY direct route, a. d continuous railway connec-
tIons tn Memphis.
AfOTdiug greater Expedition and Comfort and
being over mills shorter than by OF her route.
The steam Try boat George Page leaves the foot
of7ih street at q a m. for Aexandrla. where Pas
sengeTS take The cars OF Richmond Charlottesville,
Saunton, White sulphur Springs, Woodstock, K o /,
anu At "a p. m for Richmond and all points so TIL
west, making sure and close connections to Mem
ph's.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the office,
Pa. avenue, 1t o'c ock a. IN. and P. IN.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
lie lift WASHINGTON.
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THOs. A. HENDRIcks.
Commissioner Of the General Land o.tiOe.
NOTICE TO PRE- FTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled To the right of pr--er,ptjor
TO any OF the cnGs within the townsh De and p- ~ Of
townships above enumerated is required to estsb-
ish the same to the sais fiction Of the register AID
receiver Of the proper land office, and saaE. pat-
,isHi IhtTsJor as soon rs rTacttraLl, afr ss-fSE
th,s nohes. aud before the day appointed for tire
commencement Of the public sale OF the lands err
bracng the tract claimed ;oihe sc UGH cain will
be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner ofthe General Land Ofice,
ap S-lawtds
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I w. PLANT, UNDERTIRER. No. Ala ,,b
s',..s street, between and II keeps -,
c0nstsniy 90 hand eyep article re- s,--ys.t1 .5.}
fatent Corpse Preservers, c., &c. His charges are
ana hls attention instant Oh call any hour
OF the day night. Hacks furnished for funerals M
lowest possible rates. sn ~
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ON MANHOOD,
NND IT'S PRE- AZURE DECJIN

year ISIS. by Eugene rGpuy In the Clerks
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Tobacco and its Baneful Effects.

Caution 10 Parents and Othsrs.-lt has
been affirmed that of twenty deaths Of
young men between the ages Of eighteen
and twenty-five, ten originate in the waste
OF constitution BY smoking! The vicious
habit destroys more than the public-hOuse !!
The use OF tobacco Is the chief source OF
general debility, nervous trembling OF the
hands, weakness OF the extremlties, cancer
of the tongue, disease Of the stomach,
jaundcc, aud in very many instances OF III
sanity, as the reports oil the luna,ic asylum.
plainly testify. IL the habit is contracted
at too early an age fat the present moment
too prevalent u habit II stunts the growth,
and causes permanent; muscular weakness.
DIR. Webster remarks that ON post.mortem
examinations Of the bodies OF inyeterate
smokers "cretenism" is always present.
Lord Carlisle, in his recent work on Turkey,
strongly condemns the use Of the weed.
He remarks that he had every opportunity
of Judging for himself from a residence
among them, and that the Turks have from
constantly smoking well earned for them
selves "the title OF the lazy Turks" The
late Professor James Johnstone, in his Chem
isiry of Common Life, after recording the
opinions of one or Two German savan,s in
favor OF tobacco, adds, al regret to say tina,
never in my own case derived the same
benefits aud pleasures from the use OF The
weed as described by them in their own IN
diyidual cases."
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AMERIoAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS.
r, n, EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
LATE Aorsr OF L. $. r.rrsr orrleE, wAsniso'

LATE AGENT OF L. =. PATEST OfricE, WASHING
TON, (undsr the Act Of 1871
No. 20 State ST., opposite ikiiDy h'.' nos'o"
A ITER an extensive practice OF upwards OF twent!
n year,. continues 10 secure Patents In the Shneo
states also In Great Britain, France ana otneI .ofex
countries. Caveats Specifications, AssgnmeNs, anI
all Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed on nF
terms and with despatch. Researches msae into n.
lean or Foreign works, to determine tne ,"nu'G y.
utility of Patents or Inyentions,-and esn oI o'''
advice rendered In all matters touching W. ',i,.
Copies Of the claims Of any Patent iuim,hea ~ 's
ting one dollar. Assignments reeoruea ~ Washing
ton. l.. ~ r,o,. ,d
but through ID inventors have Advantage Io seeuns
patents or ascertainng the patentabiity OF
Unsurpassed by, II not immeasuraby superior 70, any
which can be offered them elsewhere. Inc ssunon,
ais given below prove that noneis MORE sUCoLostoL
Attic PATENT OFFICE than the SUBSCRIBER; aha
as SUCCESS Il THE BEST PRooi vi apNhS.
TAGHs AND ABILITY, he would add tnat ne ha'
abundant reason TO believe, aud can prove, hn az 10
other Office Of the Kind the charges ior
Al service, 80 moderate. The immense praetee OF the
sub.eribsr during xenty years past, has enabled nun
Ia ccumulate vast collection OF specincations anu
ofnriI d,ci,iops relative to patents These, besides
hi, extensive library oflcgi aid Teehameai wolk',
and full accounts Of patents granted III the .n
states and Europe, render him able, belon question"
10 Offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity Of journey to Washington 10 prVsis
a patent, and the usual great delay theie, arc H'''
saved inventors.
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sHERIFE,s SALE.

WORK ss.-Pebruary 10, 4. ID: 1858. BY
virtue Of an execution which issued OF
Judgment In favor Of Bradford Oakes and De-.
yid ID. Kicker, both Of Kennsbunk. In said eoun-
~ Of York, traders and partners In business. I'M
der the firm. name and style Of Cakes q Kicker,
Al the Supreme Judicial Court began and holden
at Alfred within and for our said county 81
York, ON the first Tuesday Of January A. ".
1858. have taken al the right in equity tnai
Elijah Cunningham. Of KennebunhPoit. 70 ss,a
county Of York, yeoman, had on the nrst osy OF
December A. ID. 1853. the day When the SANE
was attached on mense process, 70 rsueem :
certain mortgaged real estate. stus~ ~ ,ro
Ksnne bunk port, on the road 70. and near the
Piers, and icing the same that J: described IN
deed thereof from the said Elijah
TO John Curtis. recorded IN the
Registry Of Deeds cor said County, Book 2S2,
Psae SO and ON Saturday, the tsenty-ssventh
isy Of March next, at two o'clock In the after.
noon, ON the premises, shall offer for sale By
public auction, to the highest bidder. said right
n equity In redemption to satisfy said sxscu.
ion, and all fees and charges of sale.
A. W. MENDUN,
$40 Deputy Sheriff.
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~ rxPRyssION or GRATITUDE East Cam
n b,iJy,. June ~, ls3A To IHE AtrLicrkp. This
c.,,is. ,bat have suffered for several Year, with that
,.o., An, OF ell Complaints, Seminal weakness-
No one but a ph, stefan, " person smit'd ss N,
a. rs.,r the situation VAS In. applied 10 an od
snd Al ll dosor lac told me that my eass did not re-
oai,. medieine-that should soon get well II vas
t..cI N INV habits waited aud waited until w.
-. a. x,at ard nspeus that ! could hardly Walk
,hsn ropsultsd ply stefan who pretended 10 under
m, disease took his madeleine three months
no reisf sinee. have applied TO other physielAn:
hn, r,esi,ed no bensht. bsgan 10 despair. Wished
never had been lorn-hAd continual pain 90 as
tres, in my hesd-diIIinsss, ringing In my ssr, @r
friends supposed me In q decline fIou in,,s.s ..sa{
and eoDhns,psnt. The zlst Of last April, l'hn ~ a.
.h,l never forgst) friend and felbv ssudsrs ss
me ..Ch.rlss have come TO advise you ! nn u,
,r,,,hl.J the same a. sou Afe-thsrefore, 49, -.
,o,,r had fselipes and the rause Of them' ~" 49,.
an Dr. Cudworth, aud he eursd me- ana 49, al
xou IN you take HE nsdiclDe. I.ks ny 49, =, him
,.o viii never rssrst u. The nsst d1l . ~ mn
- 6,llov ed HE impTo,s I'd eouIse OF ussa 49, .n
over nine wteks-grsduAily imp,osirs' AZ. an. -.
s,r,,s nd v,ii boih in mind add tody. M 49,
n,s Zion sL.uld meet the eye OF any one ane'ee .
I.ss / advise them az . ffisnd II sanenrs humsni!
:. 90 nd ,rs the Doctor and they WI be snsd ana
,s f,,m en- untimsly grave, and snty All th. o'ess
-. ,,sDd ant upon health. Header, do Lot delay ~
90 srs I'M trouLis, male OF female. ..,...,
To Dr. cud~srth- "S
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Good Husbands make Good Wives.

There is something very lovely IN seeing
a woman overcome those little domestic
disQuiets which every mistress Of family
has to contend with, sitting down to her
breakias, table in the morning with cheerful
countenance, and endeayoring to promote
innocent and pleasant conversation among
all her little circle. But vain will be her
amieble efforts at pleasure, unless she Is
assisted by her husband and other men,
bers around and truly it is an unpleasant
sight to see a family when collected togeth-
,r instead Of enlivening the quiet scene
with little good hundred chat, sitting like
statues as il each is unworthy the attention
Of the other. And then when stranger
comes in, o dear! such smiles snd ANNA
ton, and loqutcity! An ingenious writer
says: eli painter wishes 10 draw the finest
object in the world, it would be the picture
OF a wife, with eyes expressing the serenity
of her mind, aud n countenance beaming
with beneyolence; one hand lulling to rest,
on her arui lovely infant, the other EN-
ployed in presenting moral Psge to anoth-
er sweet babe. who stands ut her Knee,
listening to the words of truth and wisdom
IRON its il comparable mother"