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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-05

DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, con-
IL n.-rcirs or sAfUROAf. April 2 isi9.-rhs new aud
,o-pcie steamer 5ETAMORA vii leave Pier 100. Of Jsy.,
e.ery TUESDAY THURSDAY sne SATURDAY, a. = a.,
uaAirg tire gsu.. landings
DAY BOAT for ALBANY. - Steamer ARME-
- MA every MONDAy, WEDNESDAY AID FRIDAY
t,oIn foot Of nsrr i.sn-s.., at O'Clock n.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-Fer PHILA-
~ DELPHiA ,nd %. SOUTH .ad WEST, Vi. JERSEY
cITf.ssI ed Express Ines l-sye EswYogk .. md 1;
sat and fare IS Ytrogxh r sold for Cln.
s.nnss ara ne Vest ara for satHoe, WssaEton, NoEI
kc- ana t1roryh eazgsge checked W.hi tu1t
.rttns J. ". WOODBURY. Assistant Superintendent
No bsEs.s- VII e received for 1rss delivered
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.MARLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared.

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
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lnslts. as showr ab1Ye:

IEc Ptc0ysNe OF tho ~utd says;
"Tbs offerings OF S.erhrg bills were free :, day,
Influenced by lac heavy sses Of Cotton. DrsTer',
however, exhibit disposition to rels1. snd prices
remsio as last qco,ed Clear bills have been taken to
some ex,elt al :, as aud 3 2 cent premium, with
exception al sales a, ~ -. Bis With II Of ading
ATTACHED, Tul- A. 81 ara 81 cent premium win
mod, gao demand. Ffapcs BumiIal a. 81 III oil. !.
sixty Gays on Nes-iork arc very ncm a. l. Il aod
u e c~t Discount. Sights stif az par 81 bank. and
4 cent disctpnt Outside. An Effort wss made on
t1e psIt of some Of the banks 70 OBTAIN . : csot
premium on Sight checks, but II was unsu cccssiaL
TIE Sa't'Hore FrcAange of Saturday rays:
Here was some appearance Of stTingeucy il the
money market last week, but 1t has passed away aud
money may be sSld 10 be essy agsin, although s)me
parties stu represent the market being rather tight;
81 than Was tao VI thee weeks ago. The bsDks are
dsCuunus agso quite freely and there is no difficult
" in placing fret clsss paper the street q; Der
cent For second cisss paper rates range at from 10
10 per eeHt, ard We quote call loans with railroad
stock as collateral AZ a 5 per cent
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Deoreue. .................,...tS ,b5p 10

March, $780,. if1Uo -
ue......................."sS65o Is
The Pittsburgh, Fort Wsyue aud Chicago Road re.
sev.d from the 2lst 10 the 2sth Of March S5S Sl3 o.
loon the NJ lw aukoe ana Mississippi Road, the
mss Of Jsnusry, February a,d March were SlitJS9.
asaipst $l35 OIL lastyesr. The n. Y. Genital Rosd
is expected will shos shout the same esrnngs a. IN
March, 1853. The Erie Rosl shows a very large de-
crease in rtoips say $50 0OO s9Oe0, bat the fall
hg of in tarn,ags will be much smsler. The Rock
bland IN Msrcb, will probably show 500 900 decrease,
end Galens about tue same. OF course, these are
partly estimates. Nestsrn letter stStes thai Cleve-
land and To'edo is in bad way; thst the hoa' Dg
debt is $50 COO and that ii is oely question of tns
when tue road viii SO into the hands of the bond
holders,
Earrings Of the New York and New Haven RsilrOsa
Company for the week ending Marca 81, 1885,
Dor pa.seDser'.... 2se 90
For hesei'....... 'S"' VI
Tsth......... ........ .......'.''''ss> 70 o.
Lees ooes oIeoI <lS<o -
R.sss.. icl M.,S las: IS ssi @
ineress-........... ...... ..........S i060l %
TIE Brooklyu City Railroad continues u show
Ase u,r Of traffic Toe MGIcA receipts $3.50 q
hAeh n'5 ~
/ is
" A
increase for the six months epong 3lst OF MNch vas
over So GEO. which s. 900 than the ak months
dividend This rosa mss been psyipg = cent diyi.
, de1d for the Ast Is months, with large surplus.
Exohsrge on NswIork mas recently sivsuosd :,
oil points at toe West aud the tendency st upward.
The vill .urn the carfsrt Of specie this Way.
The rates al the priscipAl Western cities is now;
Caasto per ccot prem
~ Louis New Per ce-t prem
Sncant at on Nes per csA prem
Dv'ieN on Pei oeS' Pi'n
Tn. annual uesti'g Of the Paoaua Company for 1e
Gle ton Of Directors wa held to-day when the follow
ing gentep'n were IN ,timousy chc'eO: hes'rs.
David uo.aey Wiihsm II. A'pin val Eiwio Bat
ktt, Henry Chsutc'y, Samuel W. CoIstock Edward
CunsId, Wiinsm Felowss, Governor Ksnbe
Theodore W. Ruey, james T. S,utter Jooa Sessrd,
IT.. Isa., rovnse'd, and William W inter- gat. jr
Mr.. souu-r Is the only nes Director. IL taxes the
plses Of Mr.. IL. A Cot, absent 10 Europe Foe
Fsb,n. earnings Of THIS Road less than these Of
Fsbrus,y, 1853.
Toe number Of passengers for California is great
the, the Msl c. ppsny have been Obliged TO pat %
Isos,r SIC smsr the Moses Taylor, to sell % the 'th
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-on

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-0n
IN srd after moEOAf, Apr fh 1852 AID until flrSssr
tee Passenger TTsibs ia leave Pier foo. Of Duan-, fo
DINKIRK EXPRESS a. g. m, for Duu, oh AMI Buffalo
,pl ofiucid Al iuts rmediste stations
MAIL TaAHnSs Tor Dor Kirk and. Buffalo, ard insss
uect.tr Stations.
rs,p Via Pie mort bt sude'n' aud ioernediA Ssona
WAY PASSENGER stf P u, for Newt urgh, Middleton
and a. {. frns diate Atiots
MIGHT EXPRESS At p. m for Dunktt and Bnhso.
fine above Trans I'm osi,y, eGnIsys excepted.
rhesr Express Trains conuect III Mia With tde Eirs
Csn.ndssus and Nssss "a s Rsirosd, fer Nsssa FAILS
EughsmP toD, Vim TIE aud Biz CHAMPION R.road x
WITH the Rufsc Corning and NogYork
hsrc sd for Rolkes bUfa Great Bend N the
Dea1sre Laks West Rero,d, for sorsnon se
Horr ee.vi- 9th tire Blao sae Ns~York City Railroad:
ard BUao Dur tk 9th the Lake Shore Rsihoad tor
Cleyel.rs, Cincun .ii Toledo Detroit. Chicaso, &c.
CHARLES MORAN President.
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TT'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE o
i ISIrED Arta NAIL SrEA MSuIPs.

Observation-Disclosures, T. T. Lef-rs,
EOhTb sTAR......CaP- A q. lOnef,
ARIEL
OCEAN QUEEN
will firm SFORfNIGhTLy rs between SEWfoRg SorrNAMr
and H.vsE h. eide each ss:ns:e Saturday AID
the other side ed alternate "Wednesday. VII;
sEw-yosK FROM NAVE
ron soUrHAsPrS soUrsANPrN
AND BAyRE. iFos Kew YORK.
VANDERBILT L.fevre Saturday. Aprl q Wedy Nav ii.
SOhTH STAR Jones. S,ruIcsy Nay =. We'd Nay %
saturday MY q Wedy June
EANDs hBILr Saturday, june g.. We'd June y
These Steamships haze wal. Right compartments
Ca able Surgeons.
No s,eersg- P,sser g-r
Pace or PAss,GE-EIrHEa WAY THE SANE.
Fst Csb go, Second Cabin, So and q %, ac-
cor dIg 20 locstion of sta--r3Oms
CERTIFICATEs siusa OF passage from Europa
Specie a-nset-a II. toodJl AaGP ifis
D. lorraine No b. Wing Green, New York.
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Htsamboala anh Saiiru&5s.

TRAVELLERS for the NORTH, SOUTH,
4 EAST EST sbosli bay, before starting. APPLE
IONS RAILWAY GUIDE Price Is The clear
ser 10 ~blch u. THROUGH aOUTE MAS arc dshHs.,et
pnsbes the Traveller 70 81 glance how he SHALl
saAyLL de vii n.any dollar oy secsIinss copy.
D. APPLETON Co Plbshs,s
Ens and Hrnah
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NETWORK and INV. HAVEN RAILROAD.
IN lsa SPRING RASGrMENT. 1854
CoumyDal & April I 1883.
Passenger station In NewYors of .7thst and fAay
Entrance on 27thst
TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN,
For New.Havsu sa m (es-), l?:t5 5l5 Tex u $50 and
4;i5 D. M For Bndaepor tsx.); l24S, 5:i6 texli
$3.50 aud IS 81 fond, Strs.toon Fairfield syathron
ard Nestrort i2t5 $50 snd ass For Nor sAk
79sm;is p, SIS (exl $50 as, $50 p Sor Dsrsn
and Greenwich, T. 81. l.:'5, $780, $50, $50 Yer
Stamford. 7. (sx) l2:45 5:ls (sx.) $50 t4S $50
o. IN, For Port Chester ard tat. fueoise Stations T.
/. AS, $50, it5, S:S,, t:S p. m.
CoNNECrlSG TRAINS
For Boston, IN. Tex StS For Irtford sn1
Springfield (eI 3i5 ~ (ex) For Conuectieui River
RAilrosd Montreal, .. tx aud Sl5 tsx) 70
Norbsmptor. For NS haven, Nss London ard Sonnstoa
Ra roac sad 1913 For C,D.l R.irnsd " Nora
suptop (sxD aud IL: IS o. For honsstonic Rnlroh
N For Nsugstucs Railroad m, Sis p. For Dan
bury ana Notvslk Rsiroa1 Ia m $3.50 D M
JAMES f. HOYT, Stp@rint<nd.nL
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-Nom April
1859 treius will leave Ch.mh.rsst station - follow;
E,tr.,s rraiu. and Albany Mail trstn 1t
for Poushksepsis. ana l:5n .nd Sio 10, Doees'
Perry ard H. ass md AMI 1880 p Tor sios sing SIS
n M f-r Pee.kl $50 o an Ttr Poushke-psis PesSsAil
Sus Surg aud Dobbs Ferry Trans stop the Way ssona
Puseutrs taken Chambers Caus Chrs'ophsr sod S.sta
Tslu. Tor New York lew Troy a. IS AID 80 and 3S
D. H. ard Albany about IS nnuel ..ter On suads" m
T. SMITH Superintendent
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DOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA.--U. s.
T. NAIL LINE sbs fsyor,s steamship ALABAMA,
Cart Geo. s~nsnck viii lsavs on WEDNESDAY, april g.
4 O'Clock p. from Pier NJ. ~ K Through icf-.s
r.ven Montgomery Columbus Atlanta Albany aud Macon
Ia .dins tyued only board For freight psssAse
AprlY sANL L. MLTSHlLL son. No. Is 8rosnsay
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BRUSHING RAILRO aD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
Il tet Wharf, ~ s,s,n.r tNoCh DEAN se;e al
::S ana 0s IN and .od >. N meeting and eIehsse
ius passengers VIII ths hos' a. HGn..r. fenL ss - een
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TNBE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM New-YoIf TO Liverpool:
Chief Csbtr Passage
from Boston 20 LyerpGo
eniei cenn Passage ....'..'-.....''...'.'.''eIdo
Second Cabin Passage. 80
yhe ships from sosten cal II Halifax
fIhsIA, Capt JudEins CANADA, Capt LsnE
ARABIA. Capt J. stone AMERICA, Capt hblsf
ASIA, Capt Lott NIAGARA, Capt AaaersoAi
AFRICA, Capt shannon, EUROPA, Capt J. Lsitch-
rtse vessels clear white is. a. mssthesd y-esp %
"a board oov; red on port bow -
ASIA ~ York. Wednesday March 30
MAC Ara hlsr 5oSton. sdne-isy, April
PERSIA j5otns Leaves YORK.. Wednesday, :. ~
CANADA, Lsnk..... Le.ves Boston. "Wednesday, n
ECE0Pa Leitoh....L Leaves N York. W edussdsy - y
ksA5IA stons. Leaves 3ost0n W -dnes1sy Nay
AFRICA Shannon. Leaves New York WeGL-siIy Hay
EIAGARA bfisT.... Leaves Boston. Nsdsestsy - 10
PERSIA JUokiDs leaves Nsw.Yok .Wedaesdsy, % y
Serbs net src4isa 4atI paid sot.
An experienced bsrseon on board.
fne o. uese ships I'll aos Dc Accountable Tor Scis,
slvsr Bullion spsce Jews.ry Prstous Stones 1etss
bs Of sdx rsnst therefor aud the value tnsreo
.hersin expressed yor fr-ish. or Pzss1Ss s2ply %
l. cUNAkU. No. Bowling tIYssrL
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rot. lss l2s ac2 boz IsI 7ss s77s7Iv
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L,OR SAVANNAH .nd FLORIDA.-The A nel

AOR SAS ANNAH tnd tBOhlDA.-Ih ne n ner'
icsa A-srti Ssrev hi0 Com psuys aud eraut
,trsushio MONTGOMERY ftedE Croker commander will
leay, Psr Il Nortn River SATURDAY April Ei O'Clock
Passage 20 Savannah, Win uusIrpss-d sccommodsinS
4l5 through tick.t 70 SesO-sns $50 IS Noble fS5i
Montgomery % Albany "a, slii Atlanta and Co1 nous,
3d. .sooI. so; Augusta SO also TO pdccpsl pscss IN
Florida o~-st st-sn-r. leaving s.yscla1 NON
OAy, WEDNESDAY ana FRIDAY MORNINGS. Ersish. 10
per foot" and propocnsts rates. Insurance onehsf
'F' 4. B. CROMWELL L Co No 81 ve..st.
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STEAM 10 GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL
- FAST pUBLrE and LONDONDERRY, without daisy, foi
go Return os- eth- Of th above places good Tor I
rlrnths ~ ssy of the line S5'.
EDINprR6H Capt Cumming Wednesday, April ~ - m
GLASGOW Capt Thomson saturesyi May ~ IL m
Rates Of Pas-Caon. S75 Third CssS found Slth cooked
provisions, $50
Ror hsisht or passage apply 70
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THE NEW LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO,
u ClIiEAQNIA

BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and the WEST.
40 The steamer, Of the NETWORK ana BALIlMghs
sFylN.HfP LINE eave Pier No. IS worth River sUES-
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, mssins ,ae pssssse
IL forty hour. F-snt Baltimore six eens Per eot 70
zen cents Per foot and prcporonse rates fof
through Wes. covering rss apply 20 .
o. h z Co.'S Ofic-, No. 20 Brosissy. Appiyto
". e. GHOxUELL Co., No. rs WestSt
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C,OR BOSTON sad PROVIDENCE va NEW
l. roRs sas FALL RINEA-rhs spisEdid ana vaPsrios
seAnsr BAY STAT 1sp. ysws,t leaves Nov Yors .y-y
vUrspAy raURspAf sns SATURDAY ct IS oecct p n.
ans he FAPIRE STATE, CAPT. soytoa. or MONDAY.
"WEDNESDAY sni rEipAf. at o'e'Oes n, hen rssr Ne.
sSR.
sant uDtl ~ zane stsh have b-eu Ped fer.
rrs.ss' . sOou sor-,ass sAroass .th nes: &spseA ~
Nm. sosprS A.snL No. 70 ard n w-..-A
THE REGULAR NAIL LINE gia srONIN0-
Il TON, for BOSTON .nd PROVIDENCE Inland Roo.-
u e0: .1s T s s6ek ne u s:.'jn m MAJ
s.osSeros md FsovoEScE' md sosros u:
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS lawns New.yors ssly tsus-
days eIc-P-dl from Per No North River e ws.f sSoss
ssf.sry-Pso- st o'clocs II, stonins.os ssSe n
or % n arrival o. y. vi. sri- vhcs lssyss sos.sn Z
Tbs conMoDOsE nom se~.rorI, Monday. w.A,..l.v
nod Friday from s,cniuron Tr.dsy Thursdsy and sstiay
The PLYMOUTH ROCK. non Ne~.york, Tuesd,y fsoss-
Ay 'ns Saturday, rom stourgton, Monday Wednesday ~
Passenger, proceed ncu sorHs.sn p. r.ircs1 Prov
eenc~ and soston in TIE Express Nail fr.in reseSrs ~
ces 10 savsnce Of tho BY other rortss and h ample tine nc
a. Ice early mornHl hzss connecting North and Lst Passsn
ters that prefer rens hoard he steamer enjoy nShtG
est unsi'snsed ee'tsr desired, sct lssvs seph<too
Vie q u train.
rsre ron, Providence 70 Ne~pcr, % esn,a
sste aooonvsaisa ths and ssin through
sS5 ss.1 ss s 9, right ;ss so. u:
Sssnsi q M S M s1.n, n"e re' No. North Aver cs -
T1ENTRAL RAILROAD of EEW-JERSEY-
~ Ceunec:irs ~ New WITH ne peisw,re Lscks-
ard ~sssrp Rslrosd sna =, Eaton vtsh The LaA
sPRiNG Isk.sGEssNr oonmsnc,n, March 10, 1854
leave Nex YoTE tor Etor A. intermediates place. trom Pier
10 North River at :. " snc for sozasrvils
We ,v, .r.r. q Fhraseh ~tta train. - he New.
Jersey Railroad witch leave New York nom the ioo Of cour
.nts,st AZ 100 n ssa I. q, and .aa p m
Salrual viii lesve n only por LehiSh Valley Ra0s
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-06-03

KINDNESS. Kindness to domestic
animals makes them love you, and even
the hogs will give cheerful grunt CT
recognition when they see you. 1t
promotes kind disposition in all an
lmals-m makes them feel nice, and fat
ten easier. 1t also reacts on yourself
and will make you kind to others. Try
it, farmer.
LONG SpEEcHEs.-The Spartans
were great enemies of much speaking.
Certain orators came from Samos, and
made long discourse to Cleomenes.
He said to them: "The beginning of
your speech l do not remember; the
middle, therefore, l do not comprehend;
the conclusion do not approve"
Es0@ The parent who would train up
a child in the way it should 60, must
go the way himself in which he would
train up lis child. ..., .....
BaKnow what thou canst do-then
do it. This is the proper object Of
self-knowledge. w..
DEFINITIoN.-Li/e to the rich a
farce to the wise a comedy (; to the
poor a tragedy.
ssJ Those that seek the destruction
Of others, generally find their own.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-06-03
For the Journal.
For the Journal.
TO MARY.
on HnR 5BRID AL,

And so thou'r bride, little Mary,
A gay, little, light-heartad bride;
With all of thine Olden attractions
AID many new ono beside.
In the years that have lightly passed FER us
What change from the past do find,
You're teaching ca school Of ono scholar
And l. of different kind.
Dost remember those hours of mischief,
When our school life had fairly begun,
When we, wild and frolicsome school girls,
We're leaders in mischief and fun?
Sometimes when I grow sad and weary,
Thinking mine is the hardest ofways,
laugh and grow quite merry. hearted,
When think of those sunshiny days.
But now you are married, dear Mary,
You must be staid, serious uss--
Never smile, look sage, and pcdantic-
Il fancy Sec you look thus y
10 be serious, Mary, wish you,
All the happiness this life affords
May your pathway in life bo the brightest,
And your heart glad by kiudliest words.
In conclusion, my dear little Mary,
If this you should happeE to see,
Let it bring to you cid reoolloction,,
And a kindly remembrance Of me,
I'm we'll aware all have scrubbed,
Does not possess merit or moral,
Save that you possess the best vi she's
or your till loving friend,
KITTY CARROLL.
Muscatinc, May 2Sth. 1859:
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l. 0 G. A L n E w S


MEssRs. DUNsMoRE & CHAMBERS. Oul
readers will not fail to notice the very unique ad
vertisement of this wellknown firm in another col
, umn. During the last few years they have cstab
lished reputation worthy of their best efforts to
build up a Dry Goods House which will do credit
to our city. They buy directly from importing
houses, and have arrangements for receiving every
thing that is new and durable in market as soon as
opened in New York. Of course everybody will
visit them.
THE FLowERs.-We sailed out, the other
evening, after the business of the day had been
completed and just as the sun was casting his last
lingering rays upon the green bluffs back of the
city, to rambe among the flowers The fragrance
of the "sweet-williams filled the air. and the 'bue
bells modesty hiding themselves away meath some
larger and ruder plant, seemed to shrink from the
gaze reluctant to disclose their delicate beauty to
every passcr by-satisfied that those who appreciate
their exccllency know where to search for them.
The "lady-slipper," "johnny -jump-up," and many
other pretty flowers, the names of which we do not
now remember, dotted the grassy knobs and brook
sides. We loitered an hour, perhaps, and just as
the twilight reccded into the more sombre hue of
night and the ripples of the Mississippi were lost to
our vision by the sable mantle of darkness which
homeward The notes of a "whip- poor-wil" away
back in the gloom, echoed along the bluffs, like the
voice of some Borrowing spirit, and, as we passed
silently along, the words of the Scottish poet came
to our mind:
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-06-03

the cool, refreshing fountain--oh! let
her slumber there awhile in the shadow
of your love, while the spice winds
from tie foliage, and your heart S
fountain sings checrily its happy song:
tFond, faithful and true!-Jond, faithful
AMI true %
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
SETINGLESl NITINGLEgfv

TUNHE ndersigned win alIordersfor Shingles on
u short notice this season, having made arrange.
mentsto gettimber with hOre certainty than hereto
fore. Shingles made of Oak, Ash, Walnut Chestnu
&e., call and examine then Factory IN Columbus
St.. South OF Main. CT. BEVERLY
March 2B AT
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-10
AYERS
Ague Cure,

n ~
~ "T10 FA
AS OO ~ AL O9
, , c,,,r ox
&ttb
Intermittent Fever, or Eever ana Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache. and bilious Fevers, indeed
e.. arc ,,boIe class of diseasea origi.
:. 1,:,;,.,, do,,,,.,o,,ent caused
mains - :'9s,:~. -~..,,.-:,,
py inc 'h"iari" VI NiiasN0
NO one remedy Is louder caled ior Dy the
necessities OF the American people than sure
and SAFE cure ior feVer ana Ague' Suen
we are now enabled 10 oiier' WIN Perlect
certainty that II VIII era9lcate inc Sisease,
and with assurance, founded on PROOF, tha'
no harm can ARISE iron hs use III any quaii-
tity.
That which protects from or prevents tins
disorder must be OF immense service IN the
communities where 1t prevails. Preoe'fion Is
better than cure, for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run IN violent attacks OF
this baleiul distemper. This "CURE expels
the miasmatic poison of FEVER AND AGUE
from the system and prevents the develop
ment of the disease, If taken on the hrst ap-
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. 1t is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class of complaints, but also the
! cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
| n dollar brings it within the reach of every
body: and in bilious districts, where FEVER
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