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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-23

EXPRESS STEAM LINE FOR
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND NEW YORK.
The regular packet Propeller 3. SEYMOUR,
will leave her berth, a. usual, at q, p. NJ, on
THURSDAY, 23rd instant.
WIN. II. F0WLE 4 son,
!, eo-4t No. 1. South Whnrves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-23

bakers TOBACC0.-kNOX BRO sole
d agents, have on hand and will be receiving
during the season. full supply of this most choice
TOBACCO, consisting in part of the following
Lrands-Gold Leaf, joy to the World, and Bakers
Elves. jel Il
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-23

JOHN MURPHY, ATTORNEY AT Ian
y will practice in the Courts OF ~estmoreisnd,
Richmond, aud Northumberland Counties; fost
Office, Rics's Store, WsstnorslAnd County, Va
dee ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-23

nOTATOEs-WhiteM Mercer Potatoes, for sale
i by lie 2O] J. y. HARPER d co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-23

A special term of the District Court of the
United States will be held in Staunton next
month"; beginning on the 9th, for the trial Of
the celebrated Jarvis Cases"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-06-23

10 TIERCBS more of thUse choice SUGAR
~ CURED HAMS, received this day, direct
from Cincinnati, and Tor sale by
- 81 J. F.. DOUGLASS.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

leFt Epn - the apprehension soH fsei un
entering some OF mining tuwus-that vou
may not get ont. Tle court house. the rrin-
cipal building of the place. Is az brick. two
stories. and appears substantial and commo-
dious-many OF the buildings ia the busi-
ness part of the town are of brick. aud fire.
proof. y
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

lTthd Is IHt CtHttT OF traVeI, Trade, aud
for large territory, and large
and increasing population, and is, as it must
be, the chief town of Northern California
1t is contiguous to Oregon, and is on the
highway of land travel from San Francisco
to the Capital of that State.
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

The Spartans were great enemies OF much
speaking. Certain orators came from Samos.
and made n long discourse 10 Cleomcnes
lie said to them the beginning ofyour speech
1 do not remember; the middle, therefore,
10 I 1
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.st.s sasflsnsf ase = sheH gfasslas af
fteht Huetra. Hf..4 nf AF. l.ft0 .afi.ts..,f - s
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

LizARDs.-We have heard many marvellous
snake stories, but we once saw reptile per-
formance in Mexico, which, to use Califor-
niasm, gets EN- all. Our attention was di-
rected to a monstrous lizard over twenty
inches in length. which was comfortably
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

approve"
We beg to differ with our long defunct
Spartan friend, whose chance remark sur
wives to furnish an editorial item The econ
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E.l* aAfHEtHfittlla
"Hs aaF ts..a aus earHt. Z
shei..d sag ihai 'his was falF capital of
manners % hefin with
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

ble--the very part, and the only part, which
we can approve. The poorest speaker sell
dom fails to please US: we are delighted with
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

him-when he concludes
The hydraulic press., 1859-07-16

The French are very curious in their sta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
THE NEW YORK SUN.
MoNDAT MORNING, OCT. 81, 1859.
An lsacp,urs Of ,hs Old.a Time.

IL. xu,.-,.-. ...-.. . p -
~" 'o"""e ""en'uN U IN apprentice,
made In Massachusetts,, q century and Quarter
.ro .h.~. 49, ..al .Ss. = -. a.
es' sV"s "o" sue" 'nnss "ere uone IN 'he
olden time, when the morality Of apprentices
Vas sbsrpJv leaked .ftcr,
Tne 1SDsk1rH made this Twenty ninth Day II
0ctohr-in the tgsth year Of the Rsgn Il 9soAoa
the second Ming ~ 6rcss Btitain DC Ammo Dom (;
usA, betwe n J sePh eheidtn OF HAnusor In toe
Couny OF fymcufh la the Pivvipce of t1e hAssa-
chusdts Bay In New England uushAndman, On the
one laft On the behalf Of his Son .Iotepn SHIELD N =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
Survivors Of PrmnAIln,. Companions.

Tho London Medical Times says Tho news re-
Gently brought h me ss 70 the Ats sic JnHS fh.sx
LIN shows Very remarkAoy inc hnit o'mmi"@d ~
Goyerbment, IN neG getting " follow the sdy'e of
weh.kno~n memter of our pro'e e.sion-Dr. ktsa IL
u now Known that fRArkLtss ships were wfecsot
close to an island-king Williams islald lying ~
the wett IN Land OF Norh somerati aad uAcs os
the expedition have been found on the southern
shore OF this sans, a. fJnt Ogs on the mtlnaut OF
America, sno ~ houtresi hAud, IN tue estuary III
the Grrat Fish kvrr' Now, In foorisry, ls'n, DR..
kisa pr"yo-ed TO Lord SsEr. then Colonial sse,eta
ry 10 go by the orest tsn ivor % the wosssrn land
o. North Somerset, 70 aid the expodieon In
ita survey. Two years eItoI.srds' wh,n An1tty was
fet or ths fste OF .he osp-dtion, Dr. klSo made hs
eopd onn Loro esss 70 60 y we same rou'o %
the same osstto search Tor Aud assist toe sxld'ton
In ~ dhcuty. The ,euer m.hinx this on WAS
a.td june ~, iot', eLd, suhousiy en- ugo' now
sho~huAi fkAnkas di.d on tne ii'h ot June, one
d'y only Aitef ills iat1r was written, asar ths Yofy
SPOT wtich Dr hNu ppPD~u u explore =
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
Murder Of q French Ma yor.

In France, as 10 Parma, pubic man has been
murdered In tho streets IN open day, from mo-
iivss Of private vengeance; In FlADcs, as La Par
mn, tbs armed force arrived too lata 20 be Of uss
10 france, Q. 10 Psrma, the popatacs looksi on
snd did not prevent tho orims, and at 0is dA Q
q tho last accounts the criminals were not all in
custody. Here Is the story as told by the Sen
tu.'As du yura:--'fhs oommuns Of St. Gsrmain-
iet Arlay, has Just besI the theatre OF scene ol
unt 4 am pied violence. On the 9Th Inst, q band
Of hAwkers, consisting Of 0 man and o women;
refused 70 show their passports to the snthori-
ties, although repeatedly Summoned with all due
legal formal,tios TO do 80. Armed with Irou-
pointed sticks they fatally wounded NJ. PoIG-
sAsT, the Mayor; n. ErsHg gEsAsp, an hotel
kserer, ard q man servant, named CousvoIsIkK
They rasis,e ed the cards 'ehsmpatre, laid about
them furioutly, and Knocked down and loft In I
state Of unc0n sciousness tho persons above
named, and that IN the presence Of all the inhsb
itants II the village, who did not Interfere
They made o6, threatening to burn the piae'
down. Tni. s a. great Surprise" As tb
Hsrpsr's Ferry affair.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
The Army Of lsartbnldl.

A correspondence from Turin gives some in
teresting details respecting GARiBALpI. There
have been various reports coaocrnlng his designs,
and II was snd he concentrated aa invasion Of
Nsapolit.n territory. Whatever his secret in
tentlons may be, says the letter, he has liked
his head -quarters for tue moment at Bologna,
where his presence is all the moro encouraging
to the peopie, ON account of the idea enter.
tained and propogstsd by certain pen sons, that
Sipnor CIrRI.nI Is not quite so decided a. ihs
other chiefs Of the Government Of Central fialy,
One ~ tho mos, curious things In the army oi
the League Is, that whils on tho ono hand
emigration brings is fresh recruits, on the othsr
hand desertion supplies It with experienced
soldiers. Swiss, Romans and Aus,rians, c,n.
tinuai'y Join its standard. In single week, 750
youog Vsnetisns, (work men and psssants,) ar
fiyec In The Duc6y Of Modena, and were on
rnlled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31

bread aisio, and disappear. The minister died
~ my nrn's. Tho last tius was In Nsv York
,aw him tste pccr suffering child from its
mothers arms into his own, and kiss Il AMI dc
sppeG. Tne cbild died few minutes after :
wards, which masss mo think that the soul
leaves the body bsfcss iiss is extinct. The angel
Was then robcd In gren."
Jos told many other strange stories Of tho
angel Il dta'h and Lis doings, which Left . de-,
impression upon the minds of bis besrcrs, who
beieved his every word. wben we cJns,dst
the Isolated life Of seamen, how much they are
thrown on their own resources for mental food.
and how ofen they are exposed to death, 1t IL
not surprising that they are superstitious. And
this naturally suggests the Importance Of fur
nishirg them with the means of religious in
sruc;iou TO dispei supsrs,i,icn, and to eleva .
their minds to the contemplation " tho glorious
truths OF the gosF ct. - Boston Trur.iier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31

"OccneSunai" Whites to the Philndelphta Pres
sfesch O the Promnent men In The struggle for the
h scso,s have sfssssy rAr~i from ths Congress
ioLsl O. Id. BowuL Coss 10 ne Secretary q tho
TTr.,sry 5..,. o. !. "a, = And..ss, s.'sh osro.
eststc Cbsrirseon WitssAn A. RpuaABDeos, 10
nov resdilg :. Quincy, l,linasi GLAscS Jesss, n
nov dong. The cssnt With his family - Amertcsn
Jtss CApwAlsb,u is rcposing IN tho tudgcship Of
the ea.tetn district q Pennsylvania; TRoxss
ru,.%; q Ms.ne, y sceacy,ng sn a,as,sot.sip
tpe u domiiabs Hard q New y'rh, Ia hoip,ng On
tho hgnt for Douatss, In tho "Eppirs state !"
TnoA.s B.,.sr asd W. Goops, Of virsn,,.
l., rows is row Governor oS the sams star
Tuos.z l.. Ctisos.s, q North Cs-oins, lies IN
/. ocvcting h'm,er 70 hs prof, s.ign Joss ourr,
s.r, OF Nus is'pLi, sleeps oo bis plantation near
Match, q; GFonsrw Nh, ,of rcuues.ee the Sestpruf
-, n,r Ts,r IN PI'y.sr % ,s NE ~ pySs s , .nt
THosAs l.. HAKns, " Illin'is, has aso gono
=, his o,g home iIEsRt N. Rios, dslssA.s ffon
the STATE cf Mum. ,,s, and Jos.ra L.ss i. now q
seLstm from the State of Orgnn Cn ths general
0pp,.iuon s,dc, N.nssIsLP BANKS, Jr.,is the dow
YcrI, rs practs,ng law; Hs.sy N FuiL.n, Of Penn.
sylSani., 10 ,nsaRod IN tho bski ing and oeal bust
nrs'; JAoon BHcons. of same state, n practising
isw orsrnAs krtour sleep, In the quiet chuIchyard
N wae.nge n, Pa; Joe,,uA X G,bpisss, ot oiio,
hasbech ctg,d uom hs .tooi by snccersfui rival
LSwhO CAMrnxLi OF the SANE State - s,vun gay
tNtho Den,cciat NAtiArriGHAn, HUNunsy MAa-
tBAL d Nv hAa thro~n ~ ms plars IN disgust.
fuJx X. zoiLiuosrsR, q Tonu vii not be p.esan'
and CnsniE RsApy, Of the same Stnts,--an A0s a.
can four ytarn sgc-- defeated - Democrats
candidate for CorRrss nj tho stsfa election. OF tn o
who toek pant In tho urrnt struggle o. lsoS tber
viii 10 In the coming @ ndict yoHs HiCKnAs, fub
MAS FiotEHos, Wa hILLAHD las u CAsrssLI-
Jonr Covopr, and GALusnA A. Gsow, Of fsnnsyl
yan,a q. n. PrssSoros, of New Jersey, rsos II
BcoocH and HHrar A. EbAospeor, OF Virginia
JOINS sUHNAN aud BEsJ.ns bIAsros, OF Ohio
ENrnsos huvriDon, Of Teun.Ss-oi WV II ESQ
Iiss, ~ Indiana; Jons 4. PnsLrs and SASuxI
CAnpu,kRs, of Missouri, and AlnnI Rear, OF Ar
kansas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
Hard Times among Western Preachers.


The upper Iowa Conference, which closod its
session, last weok IN lows City, We learn by
the N1rt1taes mohodist ddrocdfe, must bs
hard iie'd. Many of the preachers have labored
In the face OF absolute want, not merely Of mo-
ney, hut OF the necessaries Of life. The "daily
bread has besn wanting, and many families ON
the fiontier have lived on hominy Instead. Tho
editor rcu arks:
1--WE have ssid that there wore hard trucs In tho
Northwest, such nowf ere else, aud 50 we say
now. What would scmc OF Eastorn brotl,ern
say to going to quatteriy meeting aud after cum
ing within hvs ruies, 10 bc compelled 10 esss their
horses and wax through tho slush Alter prssoh-
but fnds that In the meantime some mea, has been
procured, and tie seschen share L. Next morning,
vc sst h held without bread and water, for broad
there IL none Tho sermon In preached and tho au-
dicnce d, snp sd without tho Standardization Of ire
Lcro's Supper, for the people provide No bread
In some INSTANCES, but tor the ANAL missionary
sishops, onr brethren and trir families would
have been utterly pennlsss. Yst thcro Is finch
Ing Men stand true b. their poet. They share with
abundance shall come, the people will share with
them u their plenty. snme 81 the preachers woro
c7n'pcled To labor with their own hands 20 provide
for their farnifss.
But Methodist preachers are not alone In their
sufering.. Presbyterian missionary In one o.
the western States, whites to the CeSfrdi He' aid
Of In tho house. OF tnoss who subscrbct
sat0 10 my support last November, know not
man % whom can go cor . measure of maal or {
puund Of meat Times have boon awfully hard fof
six mouths past Johnny cake has boon the stall o
life, snd almost NE ikclf.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
Underground Railway Operators
Tho Rechsstsr Esprs Of tho 25ih inst. sayi
~ q ~. TuA> nd R.tl - hN.

The cpsrssors u ths ,fnstitntion" do not usually
come 10 the hnowlegs of tho puoic, - there is no
msnts of tbs sfrsigbt and ra~ssngvrs" IL conveys.
viswed In hpsncisi light, the business Of tho rai
u Of csmddersbis Importance. On Saturday evsu--
psa~d shruush this city on trsin OF tho .Undsr-
ground" fsrly rivalipg tho Central. ,ut tho most
wonderful pavt of the story is that In the transit
psrty" suddenly mcssmovpho~si sb,ut . dozen
smart, Intelligent, vring and middle aycd mon and
women. These "coss'clu pss%rsl" were part Of
tima Il the uArper'n EnrIY lnaurractinn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
The Cnsr or alsAsr Onas rdonk.

Bishop ON EspoNE, having he'd lsave "a
withdraw the pc,i, ion addressed TO his psers,
lately IN session at Richmond, and thus rscsiv
ing polite in'imstion that they viii not con
sent to his bcing rcinstated on any terms has, Il
Is said, decided upon . novel mode Of rsdressing
his grievances AZ clearing hi, &c iesias ica char
acter. Acting under the sevicc ofa distinguish
cd member Of Congress, and prominent Ia sy@,
he has resol, Cd to bring legal action TO recover
dan sg,s which he has sustained through the do
leees and derquisites.
It Is said that certain documentary evidences
bearirg upon the Bishop--svi,lencs nsver be-
fore prcscnted--was forw arded from New York
city, and that Il wss tho influence, thus exer-
cised, which induced tho "stsr Chamber" to dis
pose Of the whole matter by simply giving leave
10 Bishop 0sDKnDosK 70 "withdraw his pcti-
uon."
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,a.T--7 q. - - - - -.
~ oIosr ~ pecli Pessef " ss bupssyfsnD
-, o.n sHnascot ~, Novihng ~ se1Me0 -
"is am hds IN ssy. - aff 90 hii ~ .
Mr.; 9. @. Horn q New Hsysa, lsntly
from B.ooklyp, N. ,H..vas shockinafy 49,
on uesday niehf, by IL buruefdw q 4 - -
while endeavoripq 10 an 4 lnyDb 8um n. 4 ~
1orr and child was slss coGs6dseAhav huHA
A bed and bedding In the rosm vcv SrnsI -
and other furniture damassf.
Cor. MARTIN Ros,tst,rw,c, . a..s.- "a
ed Polish exile, who cana n IA. sssss-L
1882, disd at Cincinns'i On tks sise -. n
eafIy ysN4 81 his exile were passsA n ~
Iosk and Phiisdelphia, and more rscsakIy r.
Chilte0he Onio, but the lest htssa ysisS a
M NE he had bssa residsnt of Clnsh1nA. +.
A Dry csmtsic rssils NAV b. ~ swvHun-
ON the sprface a the . atsr and M MI ~
Ono md Of the needle may be rendsrsd 49,
nct,c by rubbing II With : maens< Or uss1s-
tised .,.el fsem the csntrs 20 u: ps.s. Vs.
and south, subject to the ssnc isvs - -
pocket com, ass. : - ~ 1--'' = - :
Tu,pr !, on ,,,. ,,,,,. ~ a. 1850 "A ..w
shout tw o bundred and s,eb,y milss - - n
Psso, q spring, said 70 bc one hundrsd - 1Hv
fee, In diams,er. vhich bas Iesn sossrasd - ~
den, al .iob, tboos,pd see, vithout f,ndi,sw y -
tom. 1bc spry.cc is ss smscth n r,c,sstSs.
lake II Ia ,iipbtlv impreguafeS with slksa
ahd contains five ysIiet ies az dsb. II is eslis3
Leon Hole
A. ,r,o,,.r, ..,,.s ,.,,.;. ~. 49, -
rsns,r,d in C,n-,nn.,i oh,a tn. Ii 80" 49,,
Al ~, ~ -, Az, ar W, s'S,s i.
,osd eo,,nan;.. ta nl.J,,a and 80 80. 49, -
rom. nr,psrt, tbay hsS na ,a-.ssa se u,a-,-.--
th.iy rcsd fr.ncbiscs &c ana hat svs. ~ -
had ,uoh pon.r. nns.r ,h. Ia. ~ q, - ss.Z
the courts could NO, decree .ais of ,bs ssms- !.
A oEsr, puAr out w,st. having male ssws
mic. dimes" out ~ deer alleged to have bssa
l shot by his son, withdrew the lad from b,ssusua
and set him deer hunting "ss the mos. psofis 49,
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A eats0r,s I,e9enA.

"Spsak up" ToM Hardy" said the fairy,
Say whst you want to mako you contented
captain ofthe fofocastls. III give you four wish
es, provided they srs for a. many different
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FINANCIAL.

DANK FOR SAVINGS
ID sJ Bleecker street
20th Oct, lsoo.
NOTICE TO DEPOsIT0R5
In order 10 avoid and correct Incidental errors and
10 furnish Information that is wanted the Trustees
regussi drpo in this Institution, having accounts
not acted on fr more than seven year 70 sena theu
pass books 70 the Hank, to be written up.
BY direction OF the Trustees
JAS De PEYsTER OGDEN
on tfs109 Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31
Hissins IN Actor by steam.

A tw nights ago, says the Rich nond, Va,
sag, Mr. u kD0BkS, tae comedian ct the thss,ru
ssA very npon snhsyed by sibilsLt sound whi.b
sauted the typ pan. o bis whenever be made hs
sptsrsncs uIon tie stage. IL seemed b. prooeoi
irun tie pAiqpe.ts, and ~ss regarded By NJ, H., .
AZ us's,snce dir.rtso6.a.n direc.sd aysinst lin
onvIoe, az couplAinsi to M PaILLirs, the stss,
sLsser, q the sapposed expIession of oensur. NJ
y css forsard % The foct lights and sddr--edS ShT
sudh nce. he desb I'd 10 know what ofsnos nr. u.
had ccDmissd ~ provoks the hissss II any one
An ong No audience. secsismsn in tts psrqrss,"
supges<d thsf Tho 'shissiAs" procreded fro@ io 49,
noavo standing ON VI ralhoAd trsck, 10 hoas y W
thts stt, and VAS caused By the escaps Of ssss :,
the boilsr. The coIrectnsas q teis eHPAnsA -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1859-10-31

once cccDrrvd 70 Mr. Pnurrra and he utrsd With sr
thegiste he eoud sDid the laughter a The audIapco
NJ. Roosns eIs.ls the only sctor, hytpg or dsad
n Q great cpuntry.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
TO TIE SICK
Nav Amendments.

| nR. H. TUBES will be in attendance as fol-
PqLAwARE, American House, Monday and Tuesday fore
noon. % and "a May.
MARYrvHIE, Union House, Saturday q May.
CARDfyGToy. Exchange Hot i, "Wednesday IS May.
MARION, United Stat S Hotel, Friday - May.
For Consultation upon all Diseases of the Throat. Lungs.
Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen.-
| Also. I)ropsy Gravel. Rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility,
Dvsuepsia. Female Diseases. Ague and Fever, Fits, tnpu-
rites Of the Blood, %Eruptions, Cancers, Ulcers. and all
oth"r varieties of long standing complaints, both External
and Internal.
For some ten years, Tr. Tubbs has devoted his entire
time To Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually,
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource With
in reach. IL NO CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER IGIsoNS En-
PLoYEn, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE WELL, OR TEAR
DOWN To BCHD TIP Again. The medicines can be taken
with safety by the most delicate, and patients may remain
at home. and continue, W TIA prudence, their Ordinary diet
aud exercise. Hundreds have recovered under the treat
mcnt after friends and physicians had given up AL hope,
! the inliSputahIe evidence of which can always be furu-
iShel. IuvaIids, however reduced or dcspIiring, are in
vitrd to call, and may be assured that no encouragement
Will b. gwen or expense incurred, without Il correspond
ing prospect of recovery.
The writer Of the following has been for two years JUS
tee OF the IIcace in Fremont, and is well known to the
citizens generally.
Fremont. Sanarssy Co, Ohio, Feb, 1859.
IF. TUBRs-Dear Sir: Eariy last Spring, my wife,
whose heath has not been very litm lof some me, toN
a cold, which was followed by Il continued cough, sup
preston. and prolapsus utcri. The liver also seemed very
sluggish. and there was scarcely any action critic b"we!S-
She suffered a great deal from pain and weakness of the
back, likewise pain i'll the sides, and became very weak.
thin III fpsh, and feverish. During the Spring and sum
mcr | employed three physicians, but the suppression
continuing and debility increasing, they thought Little else
could he done than s'patch up y or paIliate, and one final
lv told me that consumption had been gradually advan-
cling, and she could not probably survive long. Within
two weeks after commencing your treatment, IN Scltcm-
Der last. she began to improve, and gained rapidly until
health was restored. At present her health is decidedly
better than at any time before since first residing in Ere
mont, about six years ago.
She had suffered so much before, gained so fast after
beginning your treatment, and has been so well ever
since, that ] have felt it my duty to inform Won by letter,
April, l5,-Im. s. W. REED.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-05-13
AZ RsS
Ague Cure.
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent Fever or Fever and Ague,
Remittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers; indeed
Tor the whole Class Of Diseases orig
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
BIZ the Malaria OF miazm2tie countries.
No one remedy Is louder called for by the ne
cessities OF the American people than 3 sure and
safe cure for Fever and Arue. Such n remedy
we are now enabled to offer, with a perfect Ger
taintv that il Will eradicate the disease, and with
assurance, founded on proof, that no hIrla can
arise from its use in any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this dis
order must be of immense service in the commit
mites where it prc-ails- PIereation Is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
lie must run in violent attacks of this baleful
diStemper. This "CCRE" cxpels the Inias-
matte poison of FEVER AND AGUE from the
system, and prevents the Development Of the
disease, if taken ON tie first approach of its pre-
monitory symptoms. 1t is not only the best
remedy ever vet discovered for this class of COM
plants, but also the cheapest. The large Guam
lily we supply for Il dollar brings it within the
reach of every body; and i'll bilious districts,
where FEVER AND AGCE prevails, every body
should have it, and use it freely, both for cure
and protection. 1t is hoped this price will place
it within the reach of al-the poor as well Is the
rich. A great superiority of this remedy over
| any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure of Interinittcnts is, that it contains
! no Quininc or mineral, consequently it produces
no quinism or other injurious effects whatever
upon the constitution. Those cured by it are
left as healthy as if they had never had the dis
ease.
Fever and Aguc is not alone the consequence
of the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of dis
orders arise from its irritation, among which are
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma,
Palpitation, Painful Affection of the Spleen,
Mysteries, Pain in the Bowels, Collie, Paralysis,
and Derangcnent of the Stomach, all of which,
when originating in this cause, put on the inter-
mittent type, or become periodical. This CURE
expels the poison from the blood, and conse-
qpently cures them all alike. 1t is an invalua-
bic protection to immigrants, and persons trav-
cling or temporarily residing in the malarious
districts. If taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed to the infection, that will be excretcd
from the system, and cannot accumulate in suf-
fcient quantity to ripen into disease. Hence it
is even more valuable for protection than cure,
and few will ever suffer from lntermittents, if
they avail themselves of the protection this rem
edy affords.