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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The presb, tcry of Roanoke will meet 10 the
First Presbyterian Church in this city on Thurs
day. the 18th Of April. at 7 o'clock. P. NJ. Open
ing sermon ty Rev. Sam'l B. Wilson, d. d.
There will also be preaching morning and eve
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MANY VOTERS, irrespective of party, will vote
for and support Sam'l Garland Jr. for Congress in
opposition to Mr.. Bncock. MANY NoTERs.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

LyScHBrRG CoLLEGE.-We are requested to
state that the fourth lecture Of the course now
being delivered by Mr.. San'l Garland Jr., on
constitutional law. will come off at the College
this afternoon at II O'Clock. The public nre ill.,
v.ted to attend.
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,AscER CuHMD, WITHOUT RGuCAI.


~ OPlRAT ONS OR LOSS OF BLOOD - Caacers, III
Uas Scroula, Ulcers So cured In sh IT time
the sne, by DIR. MAcNICHOL
Colleague Of the late DR. Lounsbcrry. DocL,A
No So North FIFTH Stree, below Arch, Phiiada
The remark abb. which hns attended the
Of Cancers, Tumors &C. by Dr. iacNcAO for nambr Of
as has attracted the attention and instances
has secured the hearty approval oil eanent scans
in Philadelphia who no longer wiling risk the dangers
and uncertainties Of cnting
Cancer be Cnred III properly treated and promptly.
majority Of the Cancer he eectua cured
The Numerous patients from section Of the country
who been cured under this method Of tn amen guar
Of its superiority other known system
Those no be afflicted with these Diseases and dssir"
further information advice will please address Or aeNlch
ot when they will receive prompt attention and Copy OF
Pamphlet, the treatment If Cancers-free NJ charge
White Soeiin1 Disedse Srofaons I'd Malignant Ulcers
Diseases Of the Month and Throat uceraons OF the Bones
letter Scad Head and nil diseases of tho SAa permanently
cured and proper remedies sent-carefny psckedby Ex
press any part Of the country
In every plain description Of the disease required
Address in. MAcNIcHoL, no So North 5th 81 PHItADA
Proprietor Manufacturer of Dr. ounsberry Co cele
Imperial Dnretive the best and most reiableI iy
aedcine Nineteenth Century for the Of die
Mses originating In Impurates OF the Hood.
l2clawfor3mh stuat
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A WANDERING lliDERNiAN.-A seedv and dilqp-
dated son of Erin, answering to the name OF Pat
rick Cahill was found in the street Wednesday
night. indulging in the luxury of comfortable
snooze. After many fruitlcss efforts made by the
Watchmen to awaken the slumbering Patander,
they compelled to lay violent hands on him,
and being assisted by score or two of tho by
ISLANDERS. finally succeeded in derositing the
modern Rip Van Wrinkle in that delectabe retreat,
the Cage. When introduced to Mayor Branch,
Patrick expressed little astonishment Mt the
strange turn things had taken, and assured his
Honor. that if the present indiscretion was over
looked the City of Hills would not again be re-
frcshed by the light of his countenance--was al
lowed to depart in peace.
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OFFICE SOUTH SIDE RAIL ROAD.
LY>CuBiRG. Apri lst. tsa2
fHNBsROVGU FREsGnT ARRANt:ErENi
TO BAI rIMORE i am authorized totcccipt r Frrigh
through Bliiuore by the South side Railroad 70 ty Por
Baltimore Steamboats, n; the following rates:
Manuflc iur,d II, baccn per box ...........
ir-swax. Dry Goods t;ins and Feathers,
Dried tI,l,s and Flax Seed per 100 ib@ ~ "
line there and but ittltiS "f
the Railroad Car t. the Stcambntfnl TIC IL Ne
in running Iyuchbarg Baltimore oly 30
hours Fer further iuiormatun apply to
a. W IIpk$Ek
april ) dlm Agent = :. u Il co
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ming, on Friday and Saturday. April 18th and
10th; morning services commencing at Ii O'Clock,
and that in the evening ut II o'clock.
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Nrw onLrASs March 18th, 1859

Hrw OUTLAWS March 18th. 1859.
MrssRs olLrR KrfSf nfL1a IN AT tho solicitation
Of friends here have concinied to succeed
brother IN business and wish To IN all tho friends Of
my late brother John that tho business will meet wi very
little interruptions hut that cannot accept or anything
brother, until proeure order from
Court to take inventory ard have his widow gnsed
and eonnrmcd Natural nrlx of her minor children then
shall he able .lmlntc all claims against the estate You
also hts friends tRt they recd have uneaH
their business In his hands tho Of HIS death
his means ample. YoniS Respectfully,
n n OLIVER
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..rotLowlNG THE DRux."-Patrick, slave to B.
b. Taiafcrro, and Albert. slave to William Crump-
ton feeling somewhat patriotiealy inclined, Joined
in an impromptu procession. gotten up by Young
America Wednesday night last. and whilst beat
ing time to the inspiring strains of the drum and
fife, were overhaulcd BY the Night Watch. md by
those unpatriotic gentlemen marched of to the
Cage. When brought before the Mayor next
morning. the embryo soldiers plead Ignorance Of
the statute made and provided for such cases, and
ut the same time promised fr the future, closer at
tention to their law stufies-wcre discharged.
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VIM. p. MUNFORD, Secretary.

CRIcKEr.-I suppose that all are familiar with
the name of this game, for every school of im?or-
lance in England has at least one Cricket Club;
and it is to be supposed that those who are tami-
liar with its name should wish to see that game
played, and | know every one who does so wish
will be glad to learn that we have at length form
ed Cricket Club at Lynchburg College which is
TO he called the washington Cricket Club" This
Club will begin to play as soon as it shall get all
that is necessary t" play with. ).
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AvEVv BOOB Tor .nic ~,

q f.N BOOB - Tor sale ~;
~ PAYNE a BiACKFORD'S.
Tic9s'lian aud his Friends. ly u. shelton MnCk"nz'"i
The Methodist incidents Characters from ie In the
Btillnurr Conference;
Pit, re-, of fppntr, Ltr-a rev work Nv Ai'c Cary
Quaint and D,ipgs ncerlinr Luther BY John
Morris II. u
Bird Bartncas; o., The sigtless Sinner. BY Rev W j
IIogc;
D,rtiuiary of Congress. Rv Iarman;
Iiy of MAJ kiid. r. Traf Gahr l. Of Univ orsity Of Va
Anecdotes e Love. ~ Lola NJ utcz;
Self Made M.n By G G, Is. seymour:
CourtShip of Miles StludiBh BY L,bGfrilow;
II Foster 3roihuis Novel BY the author ct Lows
Arund.l
Pc ts,nt Lie IN Germany. I'y Miss Anna G. John 'nn,
Also The Initials Doctor Atanip frahk faicgh. Lewis
Arundel many other popular Moves
arch 10 dis PAYNE * ELACkFORD.
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j. w. &c j. n. HOLT,
BARGAINS: nAHsaAlNS!! BARGAGNs!i,
TO NJ nan Ar Tht CLOTHING srokE or
SAM u Ell. HARTMAN. gent

SAM - I'll. KAUFMAN. gent,
Ma" n marty opposite the fHii1ns Sqrfags Bank,
HAVE iust return from tho Northern cliicA with Of
l tho most complete lrtmenso f READY MADE Go I'll
ING ever offered In ihs market My aock includes Fancy
French Cashmere SUITS oi NIL snrts and coors Of tho
latest styio black Cloth Frock Coats double and single
breasted Cashmere Pants black and fancy colos Vests Of
Caameto Hs, Satin, Gronadino ani Mars lles-togeher
with superior MaTaes SUITS complete Gentlemeas
Furnishing Goods, from aud Boys Salts of every
description. Hats Caps Boots, Shoes, laiiera Trunks I'm
breas ani thing usually found In eady Made Cloth.
Ing establishment can be supplied at lower prizes than
other stor" In tho city charge nothing GE exhibiting my
goods and buyers requested 10 call aud examine tor hem
selves lmarrh 10 dts. SAML HARTMAN, Agent
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NNTAbI. AND tTHssNti PAPEHS. nor
w nERS AND WINDOW SHADES In st"r'. AID
from ho uariorN h The il' ana m"si
fashionable WAL AMI Gring larr1 lipidcIF Zen
Wtid"w >hIdc- II all rrG,s AMI Tt"st IN
viii frd il I" tHr Interest 10 cal and examnt th
trck m find the Papers please, prices 1ces
than before kpu" In l.ynehburg.
II. q. VICTOR.
made with prompt competent
yurkpen aud VIII 10 All hinds al vAlEk HANGING in a
#rlnt and satisfactory manner. Orders iom town aud
country solicit march li.dtS.
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SCuTHEuN PIPE FOUNDRY,
Rear of Shorkor Warehouse. 18th street,

Rear of Shorkor Warehouse. 18th street.
Fs.lssMSNss. VIRGINIA.
rIllE srribrfs naiFed heir Foundry for the
| pc g % making W Al Err AND Gas PIPES, are now pre-
lar.d make all lmcusors run - - ncl"-
iluicr required thickness. AID To su III" pose
intended out IIi has been tested in tins
ard has entire satisfaction Those in went of
ihg aiyc line wouli do wo,l 10 call hotnr'
urrhasug the North elsewhere, viii furnish them
at q ii and IS III diIi a'ch
continue all Kinds Of Machinery. Castincs
Railroad. Agricultural impiemrn Mil fieornr PI'ws
&c. Nr Irarch 3l.d:4ms EDpENS n HlA&NAN.
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NEGROES WANTED.
FFN1rE Sl ls.t Es . KEH nuts "a buy p1y
ApEaNs. GROCERIES Il GHa.~ SEED.
GEO u DAVIS

opn..,, ,.l i:rc.,.,a 1:LI ifFchbf' ill., Ia.
Is In nj al and we'll si'r stuck ct enc
GrRII,~.SrAIIE DRY GOODS, liARi,W .tKE, SHOES.
.te coisstng in pant ct
Hungarian Grass seed the most productive grass kno
Clover seed;
lmuthV Seed;
orchard GtH-, S""d
1i.lds GINS S'CG;
EnFsh Biu" q 's> Seed
K1nlt t;rI., seed;
And iUInvian Gutno.
the attention at families and hnnh" keepers
u. uhr syrup the best made extra SNmp part he'd
tofr. great saving 81 labor, Ia Mn kctc aud Her
mrs barrels halves quarter aud e'ghths Nos ynd3
S. ~ hammered and toc! Iron well hss"ti
~ SUIT the 81 Farmers, BRc sn h, AMI w gon ani
AM age Makers, Iron AXIS. Cast H. Nea fe"w-, Vi
ami, w.lh yc'y other ar |. In hi. linz ri hun"ss All u
i, viii sell Ulct sl't lit n"rotihil
tHp"r hose VII" buy for cash. Will hhd II h. ih'H trt a
ooxanine has stock before uuy lag. much /, dts
A,s'Es>t: SEASON, fSJ9.-J0vS AGRA
81 \pI.I ANDl hN;N DRY GpDbS lar rsr"rtipg IN -
,.u,n', and c gaucc. thtt 81 ANY t"ner tth al"
IA IA tn, merit Of UNPARALLELED tlfA'N'NN, hay.
ny Yurthtsci ihei ;rr por'an ut my fine pi!sH GOODS
tho late Frn II oa'os nj prices from al W peg cent s
,hau the importation They ,oH4,.l II part ct
ich De- IS Silks nf ti' liirst Stale.
Daut.c Skrt- tomaosi.t4 tn Eetr .. liz,
lu4r \ PARIS IN sil iistoF
'spts Grcnpines l"lari~. Hrgendi'.. jlc"n' Lawns,
On. hams. French Emb,oi res Nc, Sc:
XII ti.vcs Lac Quilts Hosiery Rud tr.-"t-;
III diitci"ft Kinds Of Extension >hlrsi
t,s. rord,d ana Manila skirts
Il~nuc~ oui,, Linen and Cotton SbcrirEs Table Linens
,attkin.. Tuw - Crush.
D. |f - TIM .riIi 4 al 4 LIZ
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~ EC X TlEs .-Fancy Neck Ties for the
~ Spring Net, Lace Tubular, ,ton. Ya, &C.. &c Col
ars, Gloves Hosiery. &c, Just received by
march 25ds. WIN. Il. PAGE.
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Your obeJlcnt servant

a. Resolved. That the plan of Charles Ellet .r.,
for the improvement OF the kanawha River, be,
and the same is hereby adopted, and that the said
by the construction of dams and sluces on tlr
Kanawha in such manner shall be adapted to
the accommodation Of the local trade, and to the
future extension Ct the Water Line to the Ohio,
making the latter the paramount object Of such
improvement.
- Resolved, That the plan Of improvement
reported by John A. Byers. on the Goth of De-
c"mbor. 1858, and approved by the kanawha
Beard, being in conformity with Mr.. Eets plan,
is hereby adopted as part thereof and its nme-
dia,e execution. is recommended to the President
and Directors Of the Company"
Extract from the Records.
WM = MINEORD Sncretary
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Ei"fois.
Fishing TntisIr.
Fancy Esn-trfs,
oil Cloth, &C.. &c.
Comprising the largest ard hest assortment we have o
tered Ia the lubi". uur CT LEliN Is on: pWN IMIOR
fATlDS, III compare, both Tor aud eh"apncs'
with stoci in il We invite all ns keepers
thaur- and others give call eng sa -atii ION
in Rll casrs tu,H'tN 5 dis Ch1ll,HNN ~ Wills.
N-EW cover RN.-Wc bnve n~s"cintcd our
~ sclsrs tu-ctlur under tho 81, lsuf l.ANtbRb An
pER~ttS purpose c,ry H. fnnbtr tOGi and
Ucod Rasiacrs. the old yard OF huiesuu Lauor y Go,
VIII re They M be p.casod 10 sea their "'i customers
" u. LANtDiD
n,tt5dlw. ! ". ANDERSON.
Pure Goal OIL and Coal OH Lamps.
A LARGE STOCK OF PURE CA$&iti. coat OIL, Mt
II ~ 50 per CATION received md for safe AlJp, COAL
OH LAMPS, I. various y tierns by
S1ABi.EE ( JONES.
uqrci IA Iynrlhur1. Va.
k.aaARTs. IUstERY, Nc.-sbi''-, Dvawer~.
~ C,lns Govos Hosiery. HAndk het4 Stocks Neck
Ties. Sc, the latest SIiing style, just received by
march ID DIS WA. l. PAGE.
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NEW STYLES! NEW GOODs!!

NEW STYLES! NEW GOODS!!
HAVING just returned from the Northern cities where
taken than ordinary in the selection
good and complete stock Of BoDrS SHOES, HATS. CAPS
TRUNKS, UMBRELLA CARPET Gags. &c. &c. and
having gotten them and ready for pee
lion, would respectfully solicit call from friends
and the public. l.. l.. ARMIaTEAD,
march 26.dis-Rcp. y. Next 10 the Cabel! House
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INOR - Eta Campbell county, Rud in rarn
y sight Lynchburg, very desirable FARM Me-
tanning 1885, 90 acres in Wood fine Orchards i.
md the inpr ,vements good and extensive Apply 10
is. o., through Lynchburg Post Ohco.
m dlmif+
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At meeting Of the President and Directors Of
the James River and Kanawha Company, held on
Saturday. February 26sh, 1859, the President laid
before the Board communication from the Com
mittec Of eleven, to-wt
RIcHMoND, February Goth. 1859.
To tie President and Directors Of the
.james Rirer ant kanorha Comp7ny:
GE>TiEMEN-At Il meeting Of the select Com
mitiee appointed ly the Stockholders Of your
Company to decide upon plan for the improve
mcnt Of the Kanawha River, held At the Compn-
ny's Office. in this city. on the Oath instant, was
instructed to communicate to you the enclosed
resolutions which were adopted by that Com
mittce. Very respectfully,
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sCORpCE PAsTE.-JO half cRscs a. q. q.
IL LICORIUE good article OF Mass Just received
sgnment and for sal. by LEE ROOKIE & CO
aDril a.d
, 1859-01-22

EDW'D. 1. TEEkHAm d co..
BROKERS, AND DEALERS IN EXCHANGE.
Corner Clark and Lake Streets.
CHICAGO.
, 1859-01-22

bed sickness, but the sickness that shortened
mans breath TINT made man less than
strong, less than tough that made man
work half day when he should work twelve
houra day or fourteen. Society, like great
factory running on lhort time, vas deprived
Of fifth Of its poEer, because sickness In.
Vaded it and this, in nn economical point Of
view, Tas tremendous burden and evil
GENERAL crSCLrs1os.
In conclusion, he said that though be point
ed out evils that necled attack and RESI- stance
it was not as one who did not believe that
Tue time and The nations had God behind
them, and that tue world was yet to be higher
aud better than it it ever had been.
It is our 81 .red duly to zee that the COM
munity in which we live is kept clear from
vice, from crime, from the burdens TINT weigh
60 heavily on it, and that are such mischief
to us and ours. Nor do l think that any
man is virtnous man who, WAcu lie
has said, sour Father in Heaven" and has
blessed the children in tue household, has
not looked with equal fetTor outside OF the
sanctuary and OF the family, into the COM
munIty where lie lwells. aud has not sworn
that lie shall spare no labor us . citiz.n to
cleanse the people frcm evil and build them
up in virtue. And bye and bye, when men
shall hive learned this aud the ages shall
have ripeued this. we shall begin 10 see
emerging the fair proport ions Of that glorious
nation which the poets hare d'eamel Of,
which has dawncl family through tue pro-
phccies Of old, which has ever YET been seen: :
q MUTTON whose foundations are Justice; 4 ua-
ton whose laws are rightcousnc=s i nation
whose heart is love and spercy-pure. true
and strong Us God caa make it.
, 1859-01-22

Tic Portsmouth Journal mentions thc fact
that few days before, vas seen in Ports
mouth the solemn spectacle Of funeral in
which we're two hearses in succession. bearing
to their last resting place the remains Of q
husband and wife. whu, alter pilgrimage
together Of tor1y,fve years. had together,
upon that fame morning. gone upon that long
journey from which no traveller has vet re.
turned The husband was Mr.. Richard + IL
gerald, at the age Of s.. He died in the
house which his grandfather built, and in
which be and Ills mother we're born. and tin
the last week he occupied the rooms which
we're his birth place, and that OF his mother.
He never entered rail car, or stage coach
IN biz life. BY his first wife, who died about
fltT years ago, he had six children, most of
whom arrived at mature years. but have all
been dead for the Lust fifteen years.
:: During the last season be gave to the edi-
tor Of the Journal d cluster 0l da1nask roses
from bush In bis garden, which, 76 wears
ago, he transplanted there with his ogn
hands When removed, the bush was well
grown, and had probably borne roses before
the Revolution. TIE bush had Lis personal
care during threc.quarttrs Of century, and
1t usually bloomed ior six years in succession
then 1t took season Of rest, dwjndled.
aid ceased to bear for three years, and on the
trat VI II n"uGls tAlue Uut III ITeSQ FlT1f aud
bioomed again another >i1 years.
Tue garden spot which he uscd to cultivate
when boy, he dug personally every success
s've year, 1rom tue age of ten 10 eigh,y-six.
and the list summer b. might have been sren
bending, over the soil he lovtd, with his hoe
in hls hand, bauishing the weeds against
which he ever felt 'enmity. "Stones must
grow, said the old sen1lt man, " tor have
picked III the stones out Of the garden every
year Tor seventy years, and jet / fiod lew
more every spring" The garden was alwavs
pattern Of neatness-and even ia the little
blacksmith shop in the garden, the smoke
seemed to ascend without blackins the cell
ing.
The last three days Of the lives ofNr.F,
and his wife, they were both iuseusibie, and
both died on the same morning, without a
consciousness Of each others condition. She.
having been born On the dark dag, May 10,
1850, was IS years Of age, and be had reach
Cd the age Of 81.
Thus have passed away the last of the fam
l!y: and there is none OF its members to con
tinue the occupancy OF q spot which has 50
hoor r.
, 1859-01-22
H e
CIR e a T VIC MI ER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOODS
H.1Ix1 I{I:STOR.4TJE-E.

CAYSTHE ST. LOUIS (AO.} DEMOCRAT !:
~ Below publish lett-r = Dr. Y OF os ,ais cit,
q H s Ts III q
T. 10 :ns9 na & Il ~ 81 ;os
oooa& nor ''s's.' **' sz Il X!sz S,H jan u 1885,
aaes 70 d. isa5 eea|el eaecs Il 1oul III fes.or.
ee me- q ID
saite 1hls1e,s ~ef. o. aare character rome urr~
"a "a i ! .oss S' 5sqoj =. o;o,5a: .5.si s.9
sot., Gstn1e..:d sosa o. ~ ID sn i.se I md q 9;
so slos,7 than i aas bern before fot xros, a1e
=; j.: 13.: :t 3D. M xees %
ns ahore notice d.su dae . 5on fo. ,yus va!aaols
.aseasat. =, = st1sa of =. ~ *ad re.lden.
a. aa =. T. 90 s;
s Is :lS's g p 10 osass e.
others i well = aJsek IN truly nun
,u % %xoope h aA1H r. REEsIyt14fiyE:
e: & =
= Dc ~ thtax eeeded: ~ h4iF i ao- thic1 md
e 9: e. sa:s NJ e''n' "
seaaa ID e. 5s.or = d. g.; AGas1 =
NJ. s,,d1sd gentleman of VI
Professor wooa-De.r T.: 1?G a.!,as 9.ae ID i - os1car
:s d; Z I pn I'd s h .s
.9ted ~ aar .htca ~ oee,fan. s e H. qrz'na
'saas pleasure Of af2a5 a., en,, 1r pu.ca
1ass soid' d f 81 I'd
Feth FOR oae dollar oer oots!e: she Etuna hots =
, 1859-01-22

The next burden he mentioned was that of
old and waste Institutions, which, he said,
we're like the bark Of trees, in that whcn the
bark had nourishcd the trunk. and done its
appointed duty, it ought to crack and fall off
md let new bark and the tree grow. Old
Institutions we're like bark, not alone in that,
lut because they we're full Of aphides and
inRects md vermin, who we're 80 satis1td with
their own quarters that If the question as to
the removal OF the bark we're concerned, they
would oppose it unanimously.
, 1859-01-22

S2Wvcr'a Flufd Extract OF Bark, an
alalaho remedy forihe Fever nd Axue Aaa the va-1.
'rs 1orus OF Bilious Diseases Intermittent! Ee:ueat
sa Feser ind nacls hAu-, hEy13 :teir o-ign In maa-
"a Q. EcE7 feste and Gsly dls.c:4 prc7ared ty H..
T. g. sawyrs 1uIst and Chemist, AID iole bs E.1Ycs.
Paige Cc.. Nc Is Lake 1trce:, Chicago.
sh!t re1sedg Is p-cated entirely roto ves-:atle s:-
ttAaceA tad cct1ts r7crc1.S, zrseuic c. acythss
"aat ca2 -cve :-nteE1 10 She sr,trm Its egrcs a1e
Aois Of dsoAstEe1 AMI to1Ie, well zap,rl to .es:c.e
.ae healthy 2.:on Of the Live AID Rto1.a.L. Ehose
functions rec:rsli. lara-cd Ii :tr class c, 4s
.24eA
Qo!Gct a1e c:e; tan1c1 ec-sr ,E!, l. ,-A.5 1ascs IA
areak tie clA iEt 10 cui re.=ny- Is dsea.rs Of ,ae
4vcr srd ohe: o7,acs l!s1.!c1tei on Vile. the GILL
a1d fese. aeacE5 ltGce the u+e!rneEa OF the "Plud
tx1sact of lark" tIAeEiatls In setons xtere rnrs
aaas c2alot be readily con1CHed). which contains al
he qualities ,!.el T. til lodcalons Of t:1e.t r,atatrs
Hucdrt's of teFiao1l1s IL regard to the eGcacy :;
Ee medicine :roco ,erbor. Ct !toec.At.5. have been
dven to The p:crtte1-tGt lie does not MAKE pre o:
hen s re.e's!e =vr tx .r.c.re lrtrodnce I;se!f
-etuTetS hy HRtr t.th
, 1859-01-22
FOREST CITY WATER CURE.
CLEVELAND, t0HIo,

THIS RESTITUTION IS DELIGH Z.
i FULLY MtaAied on hi ou,skrss o! besHafAlfore
Nnhln tae h. Of lnn city OF Cleseland and ~ ml'se
from the PoN OIce- The binding new, Of brick, and
fur1hed IN the best sty!e The BATH rooms are aappe
with sot aIra. 1te large patronage Sna
tha esoilsan - as preaen. rseelrn< dom hcasa
aod o<aer We etn e.ues Il dAss,ax rtesn a
IL popularity md nouF11n.uE co4d4Mou IT. 1Ess. Ind
LADY, torr er!y Of tae Lake Flev Wafer C1.e Rc4Ffh
tako, ueeted with this Institution
Lei; ~ OF Inquiry 10 either IT fhv.ezu4 will ~
eaIve prnza pt attention. DR.. Il. n. nrnON0.
IAAkf b. GRO4A, u, D
, 1859-01-22

g U Il E 7 H I n G NEW
, 1859-01-22
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher m
''The Burdens Of Society,",

Rron the y. 7, Tncsl
Tic Rev. Heury Ward B-echer, lecturcd on
Thursday night in tile Cooper Institute. NV
York, before large aad alnirins a=sembiage
Of the members and friends of tue Youty
Mems Christian Association Of this city. The
subject he selected 'or his address ,y:.s, s4Ihe
Burdens ot Society," In its treatment,
he displayed many Of those quiet felicities
which form the principal attraction Of his
Etyie
, 1859-01-22
THE PRESS AND TlkERUNE,s
Great Job Printing Establishment

Great Job Printing Establishment
Is the arrest and anes ezabliahueut Of the kind In the
Wes 1t has more Bsean Press II and Mschine7; raore
Printing Materials and more sklllful worknen than aoy
other Job Printing House wes: Of New York.
The psop1etozs prepared 10 execute On ztort
lice. e7ers variety Of BooK JOB LETTER PRESS
andFANCY PRINTING in The BEST MANNER
ii tie LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention xiveu to the printing Of
Bunnea Ca1ds, Posters,
Whiting Cards, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Pamphlets,
Letter Heads, Cuculars,
Bill Heads, Checu,a
BYLAWS, Blank Notes,
Receipn, Labela.
PRINT1H In OoLoRs5
IN aila Ea:eues- done In beautiful sty.e and at odey
&te rztek-
An examination Of 8PEC1MENB and PRICES Ia IT.
spe51fuIs invited
E1-ordess fron the County promptly flled Ind rent
home By Exrrez