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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-05-05

MRs. PARrIscroN ON THE SEpoYs.-As
Usual Mrs. Partington was seated in her
easy chair, meditaling on the chain of e.
vents which Ike had just flashed reading to
her from the paper Of the day, when invoI-
UNFAIRLY an effusion broke forth from her
fruitful brain, the effect Of an over sensitive
temperament, as she exclaimed, "Oh, Ike,
those horrid sea boys! always thought
that if my Ike should ever incline to be
sea boy, l would rather see him die. Oh!
they are so beastly, they will never sign
'eeto,al in any country. fancy that these
sea boys would not have done all these bad
things, Ike, my dear, if they had been sober
sea boys; bu, their only cry is, 'Jug-or.
nought for ever!" O. tha, Jug! Ike, o
that Jug"' Here her spectacles dropped,
and she rumina,ed again.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-05-05
Untimely Fad Of the Coalition.

II we may believe reports from
Washington, the proverbial frailty OF
coalitions is about to be siynally
illustrated by the rupture of the anti
Lecompton confederacy.
In the first instance the most subtle
art, Of fpoIitical intrigue and personal
address We're employed to perfect the
combination. ltva, only by an elabo-
rate effort that the mutual repuI-ion
of its separate elements could be- over
come, GiddingS 'hruuk from associa-
ton with Douglas, and the Catholic
Republican wa. hardly yoked to the
slave driving Know Nothing.
Besides there were thing in the
Cri,ltnden Montgomery Substitute
which each party to the arrangement
was obliged to swallow under protest.
Such being the chaotic tendency OF
the Coalition, it was obvious that II
slight shock would di@.ipa'- it into
atoms, That shock ha. BEEN Inflicted
and accordingly the Coalition is in
progress of frapid decomposition The
cata,trophe occurred in the following
manner:
In Kan.a. a Convention is now it
ting, anl from it, labor, the DoIslas
ites aud Black Rrpublicans We're AN
ucipatny great results. No matter if
it was called by an illegal Legislature,
No matter thIu5h the All authorizing
its session has been prom ounce null
and void By the Attorney General of
the U, States IL was enough TO the
followers Of Doug a. if Kan-a. should
present a nperl, Constitution to
Congress, he it ever so unnatural an |
ricketty an abortion. Ii sutli cd t,
Seward that Kansas Wa. not to b. al
mtted a. : ave Statr, and he wa]
content if the Lee, npton instrument
was rejected b. ! ,ngsrss. Crltlen
den was only con, ,erned 10 defeat the
policy of the Ad Illustration and i'm
pair the prestige sf the Dem ocratic
party.
In the midst ofthese high hopes,
while the members Of the coalition
are exulting over heir recent victory,
intelligence comes that the spurious
in Kansas has bestowed
the right Of suffrage on foreigners and
Tree negroes! Giddings is in ecstacies
but the other parties to the compact
are disgusted beyond measure. Doug
las cannot endure an equality with
Ethiopians, and Crittenden refuses the
rights of citizenship to aliens. And
20, the coalition is about TO be dis
solved into its original elements. To
that end nothing is necessary but firm
ness on the part oftte Senate and the
Let neither hearken
70 whisper Of Compromise.-Ne
South.
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Poor Living.

A good Methodist minister At the
West, who Lived on a very small sal
ary. was greatly troubled at one time
to get his quarterly instalnent. He
had called on bis ste ewarda number of
times, but had each time been put of
with tome excuse. His wants at
length becoming urgent, he went to
the steward and told him that he must
have his money, as his family were
fn'teFing for the necessaries of life
e Money! replied the steward
on preach for money thought
you preach for the good of souls. -
Souls! replied the minister; Il can't
'at souls, and if could IT would take
. 'aoussnd -ust - y,as. " make a
ssssat nsAl'
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REMARKABLE SIGur-DescENT OF /

REMARKABLE SIGur-DescENr OF A
BoLr oF F,RE.-The New York Jour
mA states that while the New York
and Worcester train, connecting with
the Commonwealth, was passing Nan
tick a few morning. since, a ball OF
lightning, as large as the two fists OF
" man, descended, ran along the tele-
graph wire, and exploded with a re-
po.t as loud AS a cannon. The wire was
cos 1umsd and the posts within a space
nfhalf mile were shivared from top
10 bottom. The passengers on the
train were greatly alarmed, As the ball
of fire was all the time in sight, and
rre explosion seemed as if beneath
',s cars. Had the train been under
III. wire it mus, have been struck.
Memphis Appeal.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-05-05
Volume XVI.
Public Meeting in Virginia. Gov
Wise's Course Denounced.

The citizens of Montgomery county
Va, held public meeting at their
Court House on the 5th of April, and
passed a strong preamble and resolu-
tl0ns sustaining the Ad ninistration OF
Mr.. Buchanan on the Kansas ques-
ton, and denouucing the course OF
Gov. Wise. The meeting seems to
have been without distinction ofparty
Among the resolutions passed, were
the following:
lst. BE it therefore Resolved, That
we approve The policy Of M, Buch-
anans Administration in regard to the
admission of Kansas, and that our
Rep' esentative in Congress is hereby
informed that We expect him to CO.
operate with the Administration in its
patriotic efforts to secure the ad,nis-
sion of Kansas into the Union, at the
present se,- zion of Congress, under the
Lecompton Constitution.
ID Resolved, That we disapprove
Of the course pursued b, Gov. Wise in
his recent and continued opposition to
the Administration, and especially IN
hir opposition to the admission ofKan,
sas AS a State under the LecOmpton
Constitution; and we are free to de-
clare that, in ouropinlon, the opinions
and principles avowed By him do not
rrjacct The sentiments ard lettings of ri
ther or any Of the poiitioa parties o.
Southeastern Virginia
Sd. Resolved, That we approve the
course of those members of the Vlr
yinia Legislature who had the manIi-
'nesss and patriotism to endorse the
policy OF the Administration, and to
deny the authority of the Governor of
Virginia to speak for them upon th.
vital question.
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tIeThe influence of the awakening

D-The influence of the awakening"
although now exceeding anything ever be-
fore known in this city, is spreading wider
and wider every day, with the happiest re-
suits Numbers have been added to the
aferen, churches, and many more are
crowding to the affairs. The feeling Is
deepening and penetrating all classes, the
sterner as well as the weaker sex. A closer
union seems to exist among professors, and
a common sentiment and impulse pervades
and moves the whole. When such union
really exists, the Christian Church moves
onward with all conluering power.
TAtlanta (Ga. American.
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Not a Fillibuster.

NEw YoRx. April l9--Gen. Com
nn,ort writes a letter 10 the New York
Herald. denving any and all conn.c'
ton with Walker or anv other fill
buster. anl saws that he has no knowl
edge of their plan nor any sympaih,
with them.
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puetrp.
From the Home Journal.
The Beam Of Devotion.
ny GEORGE P. MORRIS

BY GEokGE r. Mohhis
I never could find good reason
Why sorrow unbidden should stay,
And al the bright joys of hfe's season
Be driven unheeded away.
Our cares would wake no more emotion.
Were we 10 our lot but resigned,
Than pebbles flung into the ocean,
Tia, leave scarce ripple behind.
The world has spirit of beauty,
Which looks upon all for the best
And. while i, discharges its duty,
To Providence leaves all the rest:
Tba, spirits the beam of devotion,
Which lights US through life to its close
And sets like the sun in the ocean,
More beautiful far than it rose.
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Later from Europe.--Arlival the
Steamer Canada.

HALIFAX, April 23.-Thr steamship
Canadd has arrived here, b.lns sin,
Liverpool adviceS of the 10Th.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Sales Of cotton for the week 74,O0)
bales. During the week cotton ha,
slightly advanced.
LIVERPOOL, April 9-Early in the
week cotton opened with "a con.idera-
ble advance Oh all grades, bat price,
subsequently fell of, market closing
quiet at an advance OF to- il Tor the
week.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-05-05

Axu,rxESrS-lt is all follyo i~Anp
% priv people Of aniS-rn ats. B,1u
ani lectures are very g,,ii1thei- riy. b.
there mus. BE- music, dsnc ng, and ,aea.ri.
Gals. and good people nut eac~ur,re sH't
give tone t, hem "All w'-k ,ai n, pla '"
makes Iaek no: .aiiy "dSJ" so2. tssa 80
ma
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1858-05-05
Teacher Stabbed by a Yur!t

hr' brd"her, teacher b. c gIa-
tion, was fatally stabbed on Meaaai
evening, by one of hi, student. ,.I.
twelve years old Whiir he b..
were at play, during recess. " B.t.v.
ner heard the l.tlI- BOY making use 81,
prolane languagr, he aIJsp,.,I ~.
boy-Nm Cullins-ani h,krg nm
wnat he said. rh. lai repeated ~.
oath, "he!eupon the teacher sa,t 10
hun, william come into he !,.5.n
and VIII settle VITA you. Tar lad
walked To the hOol room ana ,,tlI.
on lhe way, report say, maj Ia,.g,
boy sand 10 William, 1.-The a!truDrs
TO whip you stuck you- knife in han"
Mr, B'awner struck h.m once or ,y.ce
with ii switch, William returned the
blow, anI made hi. escape BY running
oil, Mr.. B. ran after hin some dis,
tancr, and on his return wa, oh tfArd
to tall several times. He died fom
STAB rrcrivcd in jhr lfr b,ea-i be.
lore reaching the >ahool hou IL .st
f0trL GA CAcca, 2)A.
---.S.------
aerolc conduct OF 4 J2i.o.'s VIE.
lhe correspondent OF the New
York T.ncs relates the tlyow,ova.
-, W.,.Ja. y v IT,
.,. ''' ~ 1 no
Early on Sunday morning, three
,l'oher'' named Wilson, Eddy.
'i''Sle AMI ward, by Ieignins the sick
'o'' ol one OF tiei: nl lnb5r, got the
Ia''or al ta's place, Mr. E.&er, in thele
power gagged aHh bound him, aud
''Ih"H alm ~ r r"I' fh', done, they
.oop'" '" II ~ hI7 money aud the keys
d u pr.oH, tad wsre cli.nly taking
-'1'' '1''1 when th.y wea- Jrought
Il" tr 'l"hIhS by brhoi llg, tba jail
D. s"''.a A1 e!oinlng At h IA Trough
E'Il'35 ai'atcL revolver, and calm
y informing them ,Aat -he would put
Ballet through the ir,t man who at
tempted 10 come forward.
4 1onversat,on something like this
Iol.0wcd:
PRISONER The devil you will! You
lon't know how to shoe, it.
Mrs. BAKER.--Try it and see, ifyou
AXE! lhaNe been praciicing with thl>
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17
The Great English Remedy.
ThOrn's Compound Extract of
COpaiba and SarsaparilIa.

DOSsEsrs ad yantagcs not enjoyed by any other med
cine Cor the cure OF sexual diseases. which mus
with enlightened public render N Assgredly high
popular, ano desideratu long sought for IN the
cal world. IL needs confinement change Of diet.
In It's approved form, that OF paste, Il Is entirely
less and causes Unpleasant sensation 10 the patient
has acquired the fame In almost every part
Of Europe; II has been examined, approved Of, and
sanctioned by the faculty Of medicine and Tecoulmen
ded by the most eminent Of the profession. Prepared
by j. W. THORN, Chemist, London, and for sale,
Wholesale ami retail by JOIN A. TARRAST &Co, Agents
the United states 27S Greenwrh street, New York
As the above valuable preparation has been exten
sivcly countereited by unprincipled parties In the
United States the proprietor has adopted precau.
tion against imposition consumers, label, OF which
the following is a fac simle, and which viii be found
burnt upon the bottom of each pot OF the 0>nHIne
intended for sale the United States CAnadas British
provinces West Indies aud South America.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17

tts kks tx
X. X R--Radway's Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether sick o. nervous Rheumatism, Par
alysis, Lumbaco, Gout. Neuralgia, Tooth
ache, small POK, Fcvers swollen Joints,
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever, Pains "a
round the Liver, Peurisy, Measles, Heart
burn, and Pains of sll kinds Railways Rea-
d. Relief WILL in few minutes change the
81. mlseries you suffer TO joys Of pleasure
R -isadway sRenovatng Resoly yent for the cure
of chruaic diseases-such as ScrofulOus and
Syphilitic Complaints ,Consumptive and 9TH
er reflections Of the Lungs and Throat, Indu-
ration aud eniargements OF parts, Eruptive
and other diseases Of the skin, Nodes, Iu
mors, Ulcers, Dyspepsia, ana all other dis
easeses arising from an impure state OF the
Blood.
r r R.-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectively
and speedily, CostiVeuess, Indigestion, In
t0ihPEiift1 iHstases - Ihe IIaiigsP PsH1 ~
ueys, Female Complaint SmallPoX, FeTers,
Measles, &c Whenever the system is out
OF order a dose OF Radway' 3 Regulators viii
restore il u regularity No female should
be without them.
r. R. Remedies arc soldby Druggists every where
marIo-lydkw RAILWAY q Cl.
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it has been pleasure offer to the Trade.
We would ask the par ocular attention of strangers
visiting the city well as all persons who buy for
Cash, t. careful examination f stock before
making their purchases, We sell exclusively for
Cash. We are Ceerm ned to offer such lnduC efnents
cannot fail TO bring the larger portion OF the Cash
trade TO Us, as very many persons who woald buy
for Cash, and 10 when sufficient Inducements are Of
fered, have already oppressed thtiT delight that
Cash House bus been established IN Nashville.
W. 4. x j. q. McCI4EI.. AND,
oCtS-f 81 and 50 College st.
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THE GREFENBERG MEDICINES

A RE we'll known and eagerly sought for throughout
n the whole Continent Of Amerira.
Never Before their introduction could any Sc
res OF popular remedies be found that were equal TO
any emergency that always 10 be relied on and
were within reach Of the poorest persons
Never Before the Grnleuberg Pills, could you
obtain for 25c CERTAIN remedy for Bilious Diseases,
Liver Complaints Dyspepsia CostIveEess aud Asthma
Never BEFORE this Fever and Ague remedy
could any .hnR be found that cured all cases OF Chis
and Fever for 5Oc.
there 10 be tou.d, for 25c. any immediate cure
for Burns Bruises, Cuts, old Sores, Erysipcas and
Infammatons either external or Internal
Never BEFORE Marshallss Uterine Ca-
thoIicon was Falling OF the Monb, ana other
Uterine diseases found 10 be durable Now, ten cases
out of twelve are cured by this medicine.
asg- any physician supposcs that Tins rs merely n
quack remedy, would reply, "that 1t Is prepared
by Dr. PumerOy OF Ltaa,a wealthy and old phsy lean
Of the Aiiopathic schooithat We will furnish any re-
putable phiscian any quantity of its graiutoasly To
test its merits on his patentsi and furthermore bt
writing 10 lr-Pomeroy, he can be Iurnisheo WITH iIs
component parts II IS the greatest blessing 10 the
feai that the science Of medicine has discovered
in a century.
Never BEFORE the Grefenberg Dysentary Sy.
rup there certain remedy for Bloody FiuI, Dy-
sentery, Darrea or Cholera-now, all can be cured IN
Never Refore the introduction Of the Chldren's
Panacea could a mother feed the life OF her babe safe
Tor day, while under ave years Of age feutlfu
diseases aud strong medicines carried them oH-nVH
ts medicine cures them. even after teh doctor and
nurses have pronounced their cases hopeless. Pries
only Soc.
| Never Before was Any Tonie Bitter populai
the Health Blcr. that casts Z5c. Why should tbs
| world suffer FROM Dyspepsia or hiiions diseases
while this simple medicine can, at all times, prevent
III
Never Before was any preparation Of sarsa
| nartl powerful as that compounded by the Grn
| feubtrg Go.
never Before has tho Consumpuve's Balm
| found equal. Hnw many the now IN life aud
health, who would. ere this, have entered Death
! dark portal, II they had not been recommended q
| use this in preference TO many nostrums thai are
loudly vauntedY
| N.,,a- sEa,.r. ware piles and kindred diseases
| certain OF core. We have ceru0cates Of persons en-
tirriy recovered after Dr Note aud other great ply
sicas had asserted that nothing but the knife could
An,trd reiief
| Never Before could inhamed eyes and weak
Of sight Dc cured for tgenty ave cents The Eye
| lotion does H.
| Never Before was any Book published tha
couLaius as much medical know ledge the Srseien
| berg Manual of Health, for twenty I've cents
| ought 60 be IN every family IN the land. .
| Never Before haSRny Almanac been Pubisset
so valuable as the Health Almanac IL Is furnishes
AIfX. MACKENZIE,
| oct2!-U IL Cuiiege street, Nashville.
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Communication to John K. Penrose Eso. rro., -
Franklin Eyre, Kensington
II is with great gratincaton that testirv - ,h -,
ncacy OF Williams An'i-pyspepiic Ehxr vb,ch vov
50 strongly recommended 70 me- and for which I
heartily thank you; It has eompetev reS,o-.S -
health, which ] eheerfully publicly acknowledgs
with the hope that others may be similarly benz ntSs
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-12-17

BE II a ~ .
We hare now on hAna unusually large stock q All
,s T nlan aud cciered Cogons, ior house and Bed
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ClaibOrRe's Machine Works,
Removal.

TNHE subscriber takes this method of informing his
i old customers and friends and the public general
ly that ne has removed his Hardware from the
old stand Market street. No. 5 the large brick
building lately erected the south side of Broad ST.
where lie keeps constantly on hand and makes 10
the various articles embraced in his line Of bust
He invites especial attention his large assUFt-
ment of CASTINGS, ,HOLIJOW-WARE. BRASS, &c, such
MaAte and Coal Crates Wagon Boxes, Pow MUlds,
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters, Corn -Crnshers, Mill
CrUshers, Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea kettles, Brass Kettles Dog Irons, Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety of other articles
Jan Zg-f ANDREW ANDERSON.
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Nome Again.

n Ek. N u ~AesNs - to&o4At as
WI asa tts ssao!ss scaesatiy thai le As
I4fAsi ais N0rtsefa to4f .A14 - Fuaay Ia oEoE
Ihe tzt canlIa.ss.
fslly pssstssa "a all receHt improvements "a Photo
srAthls laAls lIl1zgeiy sHs heFetaIsrc, siisy
upon az ssfrss ~ hz istagos, AID dsteF aiaed -
spare % eort pcsss, he cenGieatiy invites those
who have never giNea Ani lair q all, to DO &c.
I.sties sill ana hls prrssnt fg0uls ths mesl eeaTe-
n,eatfy aud pleasantly iccsasd 81 eay In she Clsy
Cnsxgy sEsssss eexpes % Issee. scPs2l-s
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oI1alUN TAFf-hs
"A the proessdlnEs u NE eeznins coasress MI Be
a great intsrsss - t~ Nhos cnsiatry .'faE &fs
!. II Keep - readers fuIiy stvssd uIo1 al aubloco
.nich alAy b. discussed b. that bocy.
Tie Psrs " sabscrlption log Ms arssssn all Be As
foEoes,
l4iiy-1l1e coFy-. ....----.-....-.- .-..------t@ %
+a1 essiaun-- .-sss.rs . "
s-fni -NssAiY Y--tfcT copy -.--.-..- %
fOnr ceslca . = clso.-....- ; 70
MeEEty-Ntu1 tSIfy sss ~.sa - - ~
nFe eos,lss - = ciao ---.-.......- 90
a II (" o. oas 91drcss.-.-..- . %
es- Posslassters wae sui lprsArd elah II
snCsr ribeFs Weekly for yeeF. a. lie cieh
pr,ssss wil - snttsa - eops q tes WssAs &aiz'
faF ens yeaf.
ss-Alll lssisr<. = rsl~sios - NE ns~ arr~Assmsai
rRYOR fIFiss,
nasiq EasAiAss-s nc
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Rio FIGURING Mills,
For Sale or Lease.

WE have determined 10 retire from business,
w therefore, wlss 10 cell (ur lease for term OF
wears } oar uiA knoxn the Rio Mais, al GGrtrees
bore Tenu. ne xil Atsempt 10 give a aeserip-
lion OF ths Mil IN ulis aayeruseent as we presume
ANY one xlshing - bay lease would eesre 10 see
tis Mlis loF t1easslVrs- Tie I balitlng 10 5Ilek
20 81 S0iuet, ~ stories hgh, covered ~ith ua The
Boiler Oase is oI brick 80 by 40 foet, covered With
t;n. The lot which ssia mil Is situated contains
about ak acres u grouad with Two Cooper snels-
Also a good dwelling house., lth SIX rooms aud a
Isassage and g0uI houses. sad lot s as seu
sdApge 10 raising fLtteglng hogs ANY in IA tAe
state having a nnulber u shade tFevs IA t, and =
never lalliag stream ~ water running tAFough n
rallroa gaanias Lie mil door, Gal soo feet track,
same .asge AIA the Nashville and Iaatta
nooga Railroad Aud a contract xsth the Nashville
aRa ChalsAns-la Railroad ~ receive ami deliver al
freight going fruIn the mill, ~ the mlli thus
savlag the enlre expense q df@yng. Five FaE q
feet lAlrrs, everything IN perfeet Feaning order
Tese nis have caienccs and sozszss real
eF sivangAges Ia sltaatlo &e-, thiak tAan any
other mill "a the UaIted States
We oacF ne saole, above described Tor 81, 900
-slo aoo dowa N cash good eAsA aoiss, the bal
Ance IN one and thrse yeaTs
The proats a the mIli, righuY attsndea 20, vii
mo tan ali tbs pay tacuts lcxcctt, 9t coufss,
the arsI kor g2t tiu1e have raa ths fnt.l thas
,.s., II viii pay the Fstes ol over S4peF crat Is-r
aaalsa Two % three snssgctic ucn eoist nfAke
With tAsze HsiIis three fertaa ., ~hiie tosY
sxatfI maze oHe CaiEoFnlA - kaAsas - ue tlink
Those Wishing bay o. lease viii piease apfsy m
x4y af ghs other by the Hrst ~ January asxt- We
We have charter from The LegisfAtafe of eGf S&A.e
oFtzFsfieg the mlis, which ihe purchaser c@a n@e
sf not ~ ne thinks beat Address
HuGGINS 3 RANSOM.
eeue-srfsAal AareFeesbsTo', Isaa.
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Meoifal
r. r.. r..

HEALTH will, in all cases, follow the use OF Rad.
IL ways r. K. Remedies. There none so sick
or diseased so weak, feeble, or crippled with pain
infirmities but that Railways Ready Relief, Renovat
ing ResOlyent, Regulators the nature Of the dis
ease or sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Relief
Radway ovating Resolvent Rad way Regulators
Each of these remedies possesses special curative
certain diseases. Yet there other diseas
es, wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required and when thus used If there is sufficient life
and strength within the diseased dying body to
tain their action, the patient Will live and be restored
tO health
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S T O r A G E.
New Fire Preof Warehouse.

TIVE undersigned have taken Abe large Warshes's
i gssestly eFvoted Tgnniag thfougs fssai Ma @es
a. iiese sIrect and ani,y pteafed 10 steiS 90
favorable terms, ali a. IllS sss tst mas b. oisrSa
ana attenIlon merchants IA tie Gay rztecsi1
,,, ,,t 10 oar laolInsrs lf t.slns sugar Sai
fss rs.sk salt saa A0asees, ASa ~ lie TACT thai "a
s.aacs against GFe be obt4lnsd ca goods s1ofeai
,sstb "a oa Elost l4VOfAble teFuss.
w. utlI also ke-P a constant supply q bALkD la y
and ClllS "a ls.cks whigh sl DC sold oD nast Toas
onabs terms. share - papils Izstfohass - TO
saTs NV hA FAKEa co.
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Testimony or Nj, Edward II. Rowley OF the nrup Of
| Rowiey, Ashourner Co., IL North wharves /.
proof oi the eineacy OF Williams's Arti-Ilyspepus
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CoustttuttonaI n,sense.

Many diseases that alict humanity are Inherited as
heir looms from the diseased bodies of sckly sres
Scrofula, Consumption, syphilis and Fits, among
the most common Of constitutional diseases. Now we
not how many generations the seeds Of these dis
eases may have been established in the system,
eradicate from the bodies OF the afflicted every part
Gle of diseased deposits and I'LL the veins with new
pure and healthy blood.
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Children.s nisenses.

Rddsodys Ren0ratin0 Resolpant should be hailed as
blessing by every mother, throug the land
infants afflicted with Sores. Humors, &C These
bI eakinGs out (thus early evidence Of disease
transmitted from tie parent stock. few doses OF the
helOrGtiHg RESIDENT viii eradicate every vcstge Of the
disease and insure the child sound and healthy body