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AoRICuLTURAL WAREHOUSE.
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A VALUABLE MEDICINE.-ws AVE hses.
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'lNDlAN yESEfzBtE pEcocTIoN,
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hssgen1 None genuine unless her name is blown
~ H ~ f &c as- pesl On re es.s n.
Ssorsstoyp: ~ 9, b. been sPsoin.sd wholsssIs
my prices. IL . II
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THE INREs FEHKySSERkEavE,

THE iA 4HE TchkHoWENP twE5vEN,
49, Jssae The GQSSA HEERl
Rsmoaslssd from the iass PAlis designs, and fcf
6ssssr ~ fyorTftos, $1,000 $500 -.
P'sfse's'" Of Ass5fssssss: :,...
Universally Pronounced 81 = =
UNQUALIFIED RYoxHY GOODS IN THE
( For sale By the prinoipal. lobbers and Retailers
everywhere. w Bewe,e Of countsrfeits. Seothaf
our Name and Trade Marx. THE CROWN, Q, .
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seIeovs1 8 - $50 = NV fonn.f.
NOTICE TO PLEASURE sEEKERs-The
IN Potomac Steamboat Comp0ny. -.
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81 their st.ams! Povkatal 20 Nor-o
folk, Offer tbs public Of and vioiniy a
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Removtlg it In . few houfs. I An now TRIM Il
Tor 6erofnlS, md have already rsoeis Cd benefit J
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500 do. DO. DC. green Dc;
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FEvERS CURED BY THE MEDICAL SALE
My wife was attached with very high fevsrsd
which would last nine day. at time. I vas indeo,
ing il fair trial, it entirely broke her fsvsrs.
yeno eheerfully recommend it 70 others sImiiary
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THE CELEBRATED DR. j. Q. ROSE,i
Il A6HDICIH1D0,


Thsse remedies are the result Of thirtydye Year,
OF extensive and successfui pFaotlee, and are the
that essh e Asi5 70 core pr. 90,
RECIORANT, win radically cure Coughs, Colds,
hoersenessf Bronehitis. and I'll Lung disessea
:. Rx; ! s. ktSsssi 3 1LZEsg1yZEE, sYeup,
or BLOOD Purifier for the cure Of Scrofula, Old Erup
tiSns, Chronic piseases, Ulcers, 3velied Neck aud
~ dise9ses Arising from IN Impure state Of the
DIR !. s. kSsEs DYsPErT1c co4PorHD
Inc only sure cure Tor Dyspepsis And Liver Com
DR. S: fosSES PAIN cpRER. 4 1. no.
cure al but IL aone has stood The test Of 50 cara.
curing Rhsumstisn, Tooth And Ear Aches, Cholio,
Pain: IN Re Limb SOln Bal sDs.
pain internally or externally. Price u, IS and 50
These remedies, and many others referred 20 in
Or; Roses Medical Adviser. (which book may be
had gratis ~ any Of the drug stores where the med
iclss are kept, have been used With .soes.s br
succes! YOU have only 70 that they are ssuuins
e y hee c ne p9Ssos sf'ss sss-sss sc~ sasA
N6 Kept By eli DruGgists. ses-r
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CUP OF SrT sr ss SSfYESgEAL YEARS.

nhes been some tune since wrote you about my
assured We have every o0n6dence in you and your
Medical Salt We have sufkoient evidence thai the
rapidly improving, and We are ENCOURAGED ssescis
ally from the bot that be has not had return 81
sincs. WIN. r. HARRIS, 6roton, Co n.
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80. Q6es fsein 11S.gs. 6.p..Stw o. = D
SEALY fn?yp9APs. en4ossed .Iyeeossis Ios
Vii s sssa g & isd 4: a
AZ; shs ys.ty bert ~ q 0ssSss. ssxf' ~
Mseki.ee Bsss1ss., cstAs esd Dy Gsess. .
M: rI s:hs ISL sS s'ss I:t:
$50 p..s ss: sr.lss VIZ Hsss3ses S'sskss:. q
::;;i: .ss ~ S:sss g; g; I.
30 peirs i-roint ykits Msekipss 6|a.tses %
,:;: SRI ,.s:.s N.sP1.s ,s:.s
50 psis: x ssis9 se.ll RsI Hsefiass .
,.s: p .ss .shs ans 'ss ISSs e
100 pairs S<-eoint afesl Maokinse 6I.nksts, r.
,,: .6s ? .e1s s seS .sh y ISsass
measure . b. = inches. and vesSh pounds
| 80 pairs ~ point green Mickipso blankets, 20
re. are = b g incs'ss spd E:sa I. losnds
o msesnre s b a inches, and weigh ID
90 ptirs point indigo blue Naskisas blanksts,
= MEASURE NJ q inohss. ana vsish
50 psirs * pointi indigo blue Mackiuae blaaksts,
70 measure s. b. 6 inches, and weigh 6
100 psirs So point GsntlnslIa, blue Maekinas
esnisss, 70 %%sasars o By u inches and
500 ,sirs s-Soint q ntinslla blue Msckinsc blan-
kets, 70 measure 80 By z7inches, and weigh .
$50 ps,r s * point Gsntipslle blue Msckipae blaa
kets, % measure 81 bJ Is inches, and weigh
1so psirs poin. Gentinella blue Maekinse blsn-
kets. to measure 81 by - inches. and weigh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-21

I've tFo16lsd vita iniammstory khsSmsns1
for long tune, Ind could find nothing % relieve
ne AtienGthl Wa advised BY friend 20 tFy Dr..
coSsYslps Medical Salt, vAles entirely cured ne.
ivosld adyics ~ Eh9 s,s Aaictea 70 sivs Il sia
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IEenisst e vriss yea Provided ye4r nsAsens
e" i Il; so1 .Ss e; SS. :s
Inle.sassfy Rhsa1stisns.ths krss PSeksgs dia
ssi Hors, S2o - f.ssS,iiy. TOO, g ioe yss.{s
. evLl vnsin my life. Il would roeo1mend 70 II
& D Bis NMc:Ss,S: Is ~ W. AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-21

STILL ANOTHER CASE or RH1 UMArIsM
lyas eeriouely afflicted with Rheumstlsm and
eoaAsed 70 my, bed: purchased box Of Dr. Cosgs-
xeifs Msaical Salt, spd fonnd radical esrs. {
so1vsiss tsissI HIGH gATkiNs0N..
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THE KYEElING zkAk:
I'm IAsf noo = AUxpBan.

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A. 1ag - pssssnt - - = -.
when thou art the treat, -zA -
. FQx IN, ooDoo q onumgooS 49,
Who would not eotS os-,at-t zt.ss s - =.
Hhop people are hungry, "a er
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Ae0 sbs Hes. Sscvssasy q Ssses aT Vsyr,ass.
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Is ssisii g g X y. 3D. p
~ ks:ss Z. issHsa = :s:sss 3.
E.sS: "a .-an TRUeK STONE srAs.vy fo..-
LA.fs ~ map WHEELING STONE for v,lls
z: f s:1 s:s:s j. sel
s$!ssS ; 5: & .,II !, l::'.:st. su,..D
100 s|Sss!ssssvs. Or 1szsadsis. On i: soss
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8 : ,'sssfi Ell = rs %.
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q ssS; &c. e sl g: = :: g
$50 L45lS9Ssf. ~ - Fs1.svs1 8 ~.
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81 e e :: :: g: a::
81 SIS, III e 4 4 q -. =.
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8q..s ~ = 81 3. yzE
Igkas z2z syss o SlEasSSs!a dl. !.
Ss:Isss::s r q = sseslss.s 49, 6
g: zs;S.ss:! - !! 3 $! /; {: ::
|, 80 r.:.s:sss:s!ss:.s ssies go ~
~. - ~ e 8 g. s! - s = (. 3:
80 y . = N = ss3s,'S go,
lsss ass ~
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M. COooeWKLLp


U 4EDIcAB SALT. =
e g; s;:s n .;scf.iais s::itss ::
800 s:. H1sssi 8. os ss TIL.
pQvS9 tAe fsessss Of nlammasiou. That invs-
- ySe4 q NJ! g give e riai, nay - -
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OCRlNSTRAMERS SAILING DAYS
Hpoze Pm UHYln g. Axpa L...- -

~ Hsyane paal sfsenefs leeye New York %
~ c..5,sssi. - ~; s.s:Ss ls... Nsv yerfo %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-21
MARRIAGE.

members efths Royal College ofssrr Lssdes sds.t
from eas 81 tss ensst Colleges the TAXED ot<sss
and the part Of vhsse life spsst
R.s Of Loadea P@rs Phi.dslPhia sad has q
eetsd some Of The most sstonishag cures Tat
knowni many uosblsd win ringing hssd and
when asiseP great being alarmed a. sptds
sosnass esssnhsss VIII frequent hlsshihg sussdsd sss
The weekly Anglo-African. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-19
SMALL TALK.

OF all the expedients to make the heart
dull, the brain gauzy, and to thin life down
into the consistency of a cambria handker-
chief, the most successful is the little talk
and tattle which, in some charmed circles,
is courteously styled conversation. How
human beings can live on such meagre
fare-how continue existence in such a
famine of topics and on such a short al
lowance of sense--is great question, if
philosophy could only search it out. All
we know is, that such men and women
there are who will go on from fifteen to
fourscore, and never a hint on their tomb
stones that they died at last of consump-
ton of the head and marasmus of the
heart The whole universe of God,
spreading out its splendors and terrors,
pleading for their attention, and they won
der "where Mrs. Somebody got that d.
vine ribbon to her bonnet 7" The whole
world of literature, through its thousand
trumpets of fame, adjuring them to regard
its garnered stores of emotion and thong Mt,
and they think, 'Its high time, if John
intends to marry Sarah, for him to pop the
question: When, to be sure, this TRIP
perry is spiced with little envy and NAL
ice, and prepares its small dishes OF scan
dial and nice bits of detraction, it becomes
endowed with slight venomous vitality,
which does pretty well, in the absence OF
soul, to carry on the machinery OF living,
if not the reality of life.-E. T. Wh2Ppte.
The weekly Anglo-African. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-19

A LAWYERS ORATIoN-I remember once
when / was young man living up in New
Hampshire, they dedicated new bridge,
and invited young lawyer to deliver an
Grafton. The lawyer had never yet, after
fortnight's practice, had the honor of be-
ing retained, and the opportunity of estab-
fishing a reputation was admirable. The
day came, and with it to the bridge came
the multitude and the orator He had
made no written preparation, that being,
he had been told, unlawyer-lke, lawyer
being supposed to be capable of speaking
without note or notice, any number of
hours, on any subject, in style of thrill
ing eloquence. SO our orator trusted to
the occasion. He stood out upon the plat
form, and amid the profound attention of
his audience, commenced:
"Fellow Citizens-Five-and-forty years
ago, this bridge, built by your enterprise,
was part and parcel Of the bowling wilder
ness p He paused moment. eyes, fell
low citizens, only fve-and-forty years ago,
this bridge where we now stand was part
and parcel of the bowling wilderness"
Again he paused. Cries of "Good-go
ON Here was the rub" II feel it hard
ly necessary to repeat that this bridge, fell
low citizens, only five-and-forty years ago,
was part and parcel Of the bowling wilder
ness, and l will conclude by saying that l
wish-I aotSh at aoaS part and parcel Of 1t
m0a0."
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BOOKS.
FOR SALE BY
i THOMAS HAMILTON,
46 Beekman street,
Nav York

THE DREAM;
Or, The true history Of Dea CHESS Distiliery and
Dea. Jones'S Brelcery.
GEO. B. CHEEvER, D. D.
Price per single copy 10 cents, 81 per dOz or 81
per hundred.
g This Will continue to be an excellent work for
circulation so long as distileries and breweries
continue to send forth their poisonous stream.'-
4. s. Bugic (SaLem, o.
We have received pamphlet copy of that re-
markable production of DR.. Cheever's-" The
True History of Deacon CHESS Distillery," which
is now being republished and illustrated by Thos
Hamilton, at As Beekman ST., New York. 1t is a
scathing article, Astounding in the fire and hammer
of unfinching truth. 1t was written originally
for q paper called the " Salem Landmark" pub
Gshed at Salem, Mass, where DR.. Cheever then a
young man, was engaged in the ministry. 1t pro-
duced great sensation at the time, and the whole
rum-fraternty were in arms about it. Cheever
was arraigned before a court of justice. The re-
production of the article at this time is called for
and is eminently Opportune, when, on either
hand, the hellish floods of Intemperance are surg
ing back upon communities once reclaimed from
their devastating fow-Irue American Erie, Pa)
No work on Temperance ever had such wide
circulation as this and the exgency of the times
seemed to call for its republication 1t purports
to be q Dream, but it is not all a dream, but
an awful reality''-Nelcs Letter (Westfeld, Mass
A dream that is worth dreaming. Generally
speaking, we have very little confidence in
dreams dreams are liars" yet there are
dreams that tell truth of vast import. This is
true of Joseph's dreams, Daniels, and of others
recorded in Gods Book. Bunyan dreamed a
dream that astonished the world, that scattered
light and life the earth around and this same
dream is still doing wonders But to the dream
before us " 1t was dream, yet not all dream"
It's dream or true history of Deacon Giles's
Distillery and Deacon JOnes's Brewery" by Geo
B. Cheeyer. Friends, it would be impossible to
give you even a faint outline of this dream. Sut-
flee it to say, it is of the authors happiest eff
forts on a subject that ought to interest every
one. This new edition of this invaluable dream
is put up neatly in pamphlet form, with unique
enGravings by Thomas Hamilton, As Beekman St.
Golden Rule (Nelo York;
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FUN AT HOME.

Don't be afraid of little fun at home,
GOOD people2 Don't shut up your houses
lest the sun should fade your carpets ; and
your hearts, lest hearty laugh should
shake down some of the musty old cob
webs there If you want to ruin your
sons, left them think that all mirth and So
cial enjoyment must be left on the thresh-
hold without, when they come home at
night. When once home is regarded as
only place to eat, drink, and sleep in,
the work is begun that ends in gambling
houses and reckless degradation. Young
people must have fun and relaxation some
where. If they do not find it at their own
hearthstones it will be sought in other, and
perhaps less profitable, places. Therefore
let the fire burn brightly at night, and
make the home nest delightful with all
those little arts that parents so perfectly
understand. Don't repress the buoyant
spirits of your children. Half an hour o
merriment round the lamp and freight o
home blots out the remembrance of many
care and annoyance duriug the day, AM
the best safe-guard they can take withthen
into the world is the unseen influence of
bright little domestic sanctum. --L1fe II
| EaLStyaed.
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R0~ A resident Of Northampton, Mass,
who busted himself very theoretically in
the suppression of the sale of spirituous
liquors, called short time since at drug
store in Amherst, and with significant
look asked the proprietor if he "kept any
thing"
eyes" said the druggist, II do"
"Let me have little brandy said the
other
The bottle was handed him, and the tee
totaller helped himself to little and drank
it, putting down S. bill, which the drug
gist Immediately pocketed. The teetotal-
Ter, after waiting some moments, asked il
he was not going to have any change
90, no" said the druggist, II don't sell
liquor; I give it away, and accept what is
given to me to help pay for it."
The druggist knew his man, which the
latter did not know.
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PRETTY HARD ICE-Deacon Johnson is
great temperance man, and sets good
example of total abstinence as far as he is
seen. Not long since he employed car
penter to make some alterations in his par,
lor, and in repairing the corner near the
fireplace it was found necessary to remove
the wainscoting, when 10 /! discovery was
made that astonished everybody. A brace
of decanters, a tumbler and pitcher were
cozily reposing there, as if they had stood
there from the beginning. The deacon
was summoned; as he beheld the blushing
bottles, he exclaimed:
"Well, declare, that is curious, sure
enough. 1t must be that old Bains left
them when he went out of this house, thir-
ty years ago"
perhaps he did," returned the carpen-
ter; "but, Deacon, the ice in the pitcher
must have frozen mighty hard to stay all
this time !"