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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

THE PO5T OFTtcE.-The Post. Office is TO bs 70
moved 70 building 10 Of erection Nosea
sus street. Cour. street tue Let Of Nay next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
IAixrffisrn rnt

BFEBR X CO.'S
PANT VENTILATED SSH ADJUSTING Htr,,
Of Zoe Spring and sumner Fashions,
AZ. offered TsS Day their Sae-room, No 80 B'osdSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

THE NEW Gas COMPASr.-The Common Couscd
having granted authority the CizsnS Gas Company tsg
their mains through tho streets OF the city IL 10 their insoS
operations prsoticabls The
be esdy In yeS and they prohibited from s.Mss
out b. other Company person corporation Ths prize -
10 be OIL ape loo cubis feet than that
uishsd by the Ca .tht CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
fUTTIemlrat alton

CtsUttriTS "A G@rmsn CIR nsmsd Lo1iss Miller,
srr a, 20. eorr.r q street. ,1d Ni1h svsn1-
severely turrea NtLfsy El BY her co,e. sang he
oru amp th- four. while sn- "a. inasns hie ~ th-
..cvs. she Police Station s1t nscisa
te.'s3. IN =,
WiEar shUrrhsr named T =. Kelly resisting ir Moro
ey, stree aad injured % MONDAY y 50 10
- ID he home ey OF ef sJr'Y
r., t,rb Will. work Ia Roswell Joyce' snip-Jrs
g., of Houn street MoEtay ~a' rua over ~ racs
A. lad -, an sross- n 40 places De Wn isIeu h'r- 70
No 10 sigtth SIRE.
lite ~ p,u,d L, 'rnsn fr.rE sa ~ over sy pee
w.IoD il stanton sire. driven By Hs-, CooI Tue "tes
ca W.. srrstse .aa e,rsni:.ea ~ u, - s.s'.
Joan OAlis3,f, TeAt.I IN ,-s1'l -. - .-.--lr
tween shty-s.oO-G and Essty Ind D.. 49, 49, --5
7lsscby IoILiag- . - -.
O~ea heCsrty alk berl.i srd bruiIei - - p'.Is
tire sXf oslo q tsI. To- Rsstrgoil Cr.us
May hsly o. No. - W,st sxtsent sIes;, VILE iE;-'
cstsc FIJI eo~E AID her cthe. o. IRE She
EtJ badly tgilso ie t3e flames cJg.t Be s1s1ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

SrABBlsG ARRAY BETWEEN ScnooL-noTs.-Dayit
Wsrdel sckool-bcy Of eleven yesrs, resting a. No.
Glib Greenwioh street while in the cellar Of las fabcy
reedence in company with ar ,ther boy named Barney
Fltzpatrck, On Monday evening, stabbed him 10 the
side Fizpstrics a'bsd him Cor piece Of an orange
which he wss cutting Wsrlell refused, when the
other advanced toward LIN in nsnscifg msuner,
which wardell net by stebbng him IS stated. The
wound il severe, but 10. mortal. Wsritl WAS he'd
By Justice Kelly for exsminstiou his father becoming
hs surety
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

5000 200 WORTH ENGLISH CARPETS,
Imported for sprpg city trade.
Velvet. r 5: Brussels, s1s lnlrAas, S7c.
HAN Anderson. No - Bowefv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

Nsdsme Lesderner WILL by speoisl invitation, give
reading from American and English poets at DOB
wo,ths Saloon, tomorrow Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
IAhYsr. Iasment |

GIRSFY's NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC AND FINN
Art GALLERY No 7gT Broadway fret bloch below the New
York Hotel Photographs, DasueueoyP>s, Miniatures IN VI
NJ irnrN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

THE FOUNTtIS.-The proposed fountain in thu
rsfk ha, yet been commenced, but will "a, II
weather proves asoisbs The various Societies trades IA
making preparation, to pntoPstsin the Water celebrates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

DECLiSATIos OF Mr.. BssCH.-Mr. Beach, havtas
received the unsoiuous nomoaton OF the Frst Ward Desc
cratic Convention ot Alderman has declined the bonoT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
BROORX YN ITEMS.

CosPLIsYSr,RY CoNcgRr.-It il scompsrahvay
easy thing in the City of Ne~YOrk, where there ere
~ many musicisns, to organize 8 Lyrical Socsey.
But the difficulties increased, aud heucs the ment
Of suco ess is greater in smaller town. Our Williams
burgh friends deserve much credit FOR an exoesicek
society which they have sustained for the purpose d
giving pleasant concerts. Tns association is cosiuossA
by Mr. Gulick, whose CREST seryices ara TO b 80
kuowejgsd by complimentary benefit rendered hin
by H. THIS will be given at the Oieon this ssiax.
March 30. The principal performers will be Mrs No
zsrt of the Handel aud Haydn Society, Boston, MAJ
ame Toma.eh, Mss Hsttie Cushmsu, Miss Need,
and many other principal performers. beside al the
chorus of the Society II will be Of the beet Geo.
certs ever given in Willsmsburgh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

EorSDLIS6 An infant abandoned by It's motaer,
found or Aord.y sy-u O'Clock tEr csp a. ~
ho-a- No Is Eas; Taiy third street. AID seat 20 tas Ans
House n-rsery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

ALLEGED BCRGLAE.-Oficer McTsggyt o. tie
Sixteenth Nsrt Ed-Ari Kelly y.ster3sy WON
d Lat lie DENTS o. d. wno b0se ma
r. '.etcry q NJ Jones' IN SIe-utl rH--, bst~-sE
f'h AID Tsna nfa o. the 2fA list Jzi,s
k,.iy committed he icca.ea i5r snAHinst.oG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

CASE % SIEPHENs.-Ths sentences WAS not pro-
rcunced upon James Stephens Taesjsy morning, 10
copseouenoe Of an application Of his counsel FOR TINS
TO prepare biG Of exceptions. judgment WAS po':-
poned ull Thursday, q. II O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

GRASD LiRcESY.-Two colorsd girls named Dora
S1as Aas GsbrieLA johnson rsst yss,sres fr the
Dlrs as servant 10 TIE fsEiy q Nj Maurice w Locs
VOC. A. No l5 ElEstt sEe1L- and on Monday evening
GAbrss ~5o soi-g bal called 70 her- foss.asr
hey resolved 20 re5 TIE house From -as wardrobe Of Ma
LoCESood sty .oot about IS worth G. w.x1s apparel AZ
ffrH lie tElIIs q Ar MAN. HAIRS LOGGER Z he bose
other articles or yA-e. Nh-1 Ares;et pr.oc Of ta-
80 a. srtss we've ioUle upon Asu AID tie Remainder Al
booss IN hArHsnsy sEeet Jas:s Kelly co--aisec iasn
ffr Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

Bulls HEAD.-Notrtbstsnding the heavy rain
storm tina, prevailed all day the cattle market exhibit
Cd good dea OF animation and drovers we're decidedly
Jolly over tssr good luck-the prices ruling good
cert pourd higher than last week and something ike
balf Of tbe 81 cattle yarded were sod at from to
y cents apourd net and there was 20 prospect last
evening OF any very considerable addition to the num-
Der were very firm, aud buyers toersb'y
wiling to sccede to terms fading the fates sga not
them. Our Albany repor. sta.es the number there
about coo head sss than the week before, AMI that
larger number than usual went east yard. Prices did
rot nm So mech higher here would have been paid
ifspecustors could have ahead into this market
a, the freight frcm Albany here Is now al very low
fsuie-s2 per car. The weather clsIed oil hne las.
rgb, jus, sales closing AMI the cattle brokers
were generally in expectation Of being able to sell al
the cattle rcudirg some stae ones, at the prices OF
ye5terday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30
Atverrtsenent
B1ADY's GALLERIES.

ANsfoYYpEs Aso DAsuxrtforTrra
nos rn sss .na 50 Bro.1ysI nss rstk al es ~ s'sa
sytySa,aSv- wNkisssoa- .. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

WoRTET CosPGIyESTARr CoscERT.-Mrs. Lucy
E.cott, the operate singer has not been fortunate in
her musical enterprise in pecurisry wsy, snd WAS
indeed, almost ruined by the failure Of the Eeglsa
Opera troupe a, Buttons. Her husband, 10 sid 70
her troubles broke hs leg, and now lies helpless Al ST.
yncen,s Hospital Such double calamity has s1-
cited sympathy among her professional brethren. and
corcert with voluntary all by most sll the clever
musicisrs, vii bs gwen in Chickering'S Rooms,
Broadway and Fourth streets, on Noniay evening
next, April 4. Mrs. Escott bas suog with sppsuss ia
Isly, arI We believe that she VS. the frst American
lazy who ever appeared on toe italian lyrical stage
The occasion one which commends itscf 10 the kind
attention OF her country somen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-30

A demonstration by the friends Of Temperance viii
be held At the lSge Hs Of the Union, Cooper lesti-
tute, this evening. The Rev. T. l.. Cdyl5r William
I. Dodge James Briggs aud Others will address the
meeting.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

pR frwsKp's SiScfNe MoJ-r-Dr. Tom q.
Ed~ards tho hvss % LuFindsr avenue above
the lorindsr House. has a canary. which - q
very noe singer. Some time since The servant
girl. whc w. sitting one light az The kitchen,
VAS much As;oaishsd a a. imitation 81 the ca
nsry's noses. which proceeded from The cup
hoard fhinking. perhaps. Il vAs he devil
she prseipitsisly led. bui The n~xi night al
the next u vas no better. lavesti sstion how
ever. rescsled the cause. The cupboard was
ieft open. and watch placed. sod soon after .
mouse came cut, got % on IL launches. curl
81 - Xxi squlrl fashion over - back. ard
ccmneneed wsrbiiog exsetly like The esasry
10 sweet but Tow tone. THIS has been ~
Ysatsd nighs sflsr nlght. aud has beca Stiffness.
Cd by boasts Il people. This - serv sirgn
lar pheucsusuon. and leads one % thiok that
Ioiee are capable II better thlngs Than 10 NIB
be cheese % sfIcrd dinner. t. prowlsns eats
pEbs7s< Hrfsid
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Rocky Mountain Meats.

10 Mr.. Greely's last letter. dated June 9th,
al r. Laramie. he makes the following men.
ton Of the various meats obtsinable on his
route.
By the way, there was discussion AZ sup
per between my three companions--sll noun
tainers 81 ripe experence--as 20 the relative
merits Of certain meats. of which give the
substance for he benefit OF future travellers
through this Wild region. Buffalo found To
be a general favorite. though my own sxper
isnce.. of a. makes i'll tough. DR., wooded fiber.
only to be eaten under great provocation
infer that II is poorer in Spring than at other
seasons. and that have not been fortunate 10
cooks Bear. WAS surprised to learn. il not
generally liked by mouataiueers-my com
pleased with age. The black tailed Deer OF
Mountain Hen or Gouse; 80 10 The Antelope.
the Elk and Mountain sheep less de
eidedly 80. None Of our party liked Horse. or
knew any way OF cooking II that would make
II really palatable. though Of course il has TO
be eaten Occasionally. for Necessity hath no
law--or rather. - ~ own law. Our conduc
tor had eaten broiled " olf under compulsion
but could not recommend n; but he certified
that slice OF cold boiled Dog--rH boiled 30
a. 10 free IL from rankness aud then suffered
~ cool thoruughly--is tender, sweet and deli
cate as lamb. | ought TO have aseertained the
species aud age Of the dog IA whose behalf
this testimony was borne--for young New.
fouadland or King Charles might Justify the
praise, while it ould be utterly unwarranteI
in the case Of an old cur or mastiff--but the
opportunity vas lost. and | can ouly give the
testimony a. ! received Il.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER OF SALE ISSUED
ID from the Vigo Circuit Court, 10 me- directed aud
delivered. In favor Of William IS. Tueil and John r.
Usher, aud az ainst salmon WoOtmancc and Marian
NOodmauue. am ordered 90 sell, as the property Of
the Defendants the following Real Estate, to-wlt-
Los Nos. one, ~ Two. CD three, % four, ca ard ave
f5 la block No four, 90 Of Tueli and Usher's Subdi
vision, being part ofthe south east quarter sec
ton eeu, (5) township twelve (l2) north Of range
nine (0) west adjoining the city of fefre Haue. In
Nigo county, Indiana and according 30 the recorded
Plat OF said Subdivision aud on Wednesday, the
3lsi day Of August. 1850, within the legal hours OF
said day, ~ the Court House door I'm Ierre hauie,
will Ofer the rents and profits Of The above premises,
together with the privileges and appoFtenances 10 the
same belonging, for term not exceeding seven
wears and should the same fall 10 sell for sufficient
sum % sasy said order OF sale and costs then the
simple the 10 satisfy said order OF sale
and costs. W. n. SIkWAkI,
Aug01s50 lw3w-prsfees4 sol sheriff V. c.
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Tux ToN.To.-The New York Epsning Post
eontrovsrts the generally received opinion OF
The value Of the tomato As vegetable. and
says:
As an article Of diet. II must be who'll use
less. md even dslsieEioos. Indeed the blarny
which for twvnty FIVE years has bren written
and printed about this esculent ought by this
time TO have passed into oblivion. along with
the exploded doctrines Of remedial virtues pos
sessed by the carcasses Of living spiders. bugs
reaches aud fsA-. which IN some generations
were 50 rife. A. d,etic the tomato his littls
value, beiog more than nine.tenth~ water, aud
almost destitute Of nutritive elements It,
medicinal virtues consists IA the acid Il Con
sains. Which probably acts beneacially on The
system IN hot weather. though IN those re
speets. q - greatly inferior TO the apple and
other fruits. ~his It's close rela; ship 10 the
night shade and other poisosoos herbs. must
give u always suspicious character. It.
merits. whatsoever they be. have been over
rated and so far from being particularly hssish
fol a. article Of food. u - 81 little value
either for the uounshment Il gives or lhe
hsalihful condition u The body !. Is said 70 IN
duce.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

A Rs~Ask.sls srsIss GsIiasia.
Tenn Ersninr ss,ss
Col. james Glover. Of the Csiiforsia Cvr
land Nal Compsny. isfcrms % 81 The sxlsi
sncs a 9 remarkable sptsng. on b.. rouse. 80
miles east 81 n Ps~o. 90 The rosd leadirx q
San Anionie. II = faliy $50 feet IN diameter.
and has - n sounded % the depth - : oo1 fest
without hsndiog bottom. Tbs surface - a.
smooth a. that Of mountain lake Il brsaks
out. running about three miles when n dissp
pear, aud sgssu six msies distant respp~ar~
forming siren hissn 10 tvenlv feet deep il
many places. II - slightly imprernsted - th
sIksli. sDd CONTAINS i've vsrietis OF h-h. IL !.
called he Ieon Hole"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

IL The following lines. fOund written in
hymn book, which Us ouwDer had incautious
ly Left in in her pew. explains the eau>
which impels many Of our young ladies TO at
tend church:
look In yaia-he does rot come
Dear, dasr. v hat shall dol
cannot iisten a. ought,
Unless Is listens 100.
lie light have come well a. nor
What piaguesth fellows are.
III BE- he's fast asleep al home.
or smoking cigar
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H0 " ARD ASSOCIATION
Phi1adc1Dhta.

Bsnsreisaf fssfifsrsr. sstsbbshed ~ sysasI o 1.
dewaeHf Ter fke reiisf Of rae sscl and sssfrssss<
sesefss wsfA J1rsienf as< kpsSe-1 s.ssssss.
The Howard Associatfon IN We. Of to
dseases End the deceptiOns prscfised upos the ss.
for innate victims OF such tlseasfs Qusfks
al Year, ago directed their CoEsDiine surreon ssa
Charits bic Act worthy 0ftbeir name. TO epse
eases. IN All their forms, and 10 give meaSeaB A
vice Gratis. 20 All Who apply by letter wffhs
description oftheir condition. fsge, hsN
ts ollie de } and in cases Of extreme poverty 10
y needlessto add that the Association comms s6s h
highest Medical skill ofthe are and al furnIsk So
mos; approved modern Treatment
The Directors Of the Association. In their ANIMAL
Report upon the treatment - sexual Bfs<s~<s -
press tie highest safsfacfon With the suecsss mn
has attended the labors 81 their he enc
- >perma torrhaa, seminal weakness, Goaorlo<s.
elect. syphilis. the Wee % Ona nsm OF Self ~.
Diseases Of the kldnfys and bladder 6e ana o.Se.
Continuance % the same plan for me sn.ulns rear
The Directors on revtcw ofthe past. fee a ssurol
that isei aoofs Ia this sphere Of benevolent efs7s
have been Of great beBt6t - tks Afflicted. e.p~cia
- 10 the young. and they have resolved 10 devote
themselves. with reueweo real TO this very inpua
sAat bDi much desuiscd cabse
Ah Admirable keport on sPermatorrhas. or Eesf
nE. Weaknets. the vice o. Onanism. Ussurbtrpa.
or kelf.Ab0se and Other Diseasss Of the SERIAL OF
gsns. hy the Consulting surgeon. will be cent ~
meal On = sailed lett.l). FRfEk OF sHARSu o.
ans Tfaefs on The nstsr~ and treatment Of selusi
dIsssrts. tist. &C. constsnty being publisb<d
Tor efatulfaUs distribution. and viii be ssnf = a.
q fffeted. Some ofthe remedies and mesAso1s &C
greet Fslue.
Address. Tor RepoFt % treatment. DIR. J. Skl-
In Hot6hIoN. ActHg Nurfeeo, Howard Asss-
Ga lion No ? south Ninth street PhIls dslu,f, p.
~ order 81 the Directers
LIZA y HEAkTw ELL. PresidenG
CEo. FAIkChlLD. seeretary-
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Fever and Aeue.

from which nank nd suffer over large part Of the
Globe. J. The consequence % diseased action in
the system. induced by the poisonous miasn Of
veecf able decay This cxhalstion Is evolved BY
the action Of solar heat on wet soil and rises with
the - stery sapor nom n. While the sun Is below
he horizon this yspOr fingers the earths sur
face, and the virus il taken with IL through the
lungs into the blood. There IL acts ss an Irritating
poison the internal viscera and excreting organs
ofthe body. The liver becomes torpid and fails 10
secrcte not only this Virus but also the bile from
The blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
In the circulation. and produce violent constitn-
tional disorder. The spleen. the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathlre with the liver. and become
disordcret ais Finally, the Instinct OF our or
ganism, A. " In an attempt 90 eNpel the noxious
infusion. CeEtratcs the whole blood the body
in he eternal excTctortr~ 60 force thea TO cast n
cot The blood leaves the surface, and ruskes 10
the central organs with congSstive violence. This
= the CHtG. But in .his efcrt ~ fails. Then tie
FEVER foliows. ia whi.t the blood leaves the ces
trail erranssrd pushes q the surface. a. II n
another effort - expel the Irritating poison through
that other great eNcrciory-the skin In this a. 90
10 fails. and the system absndons the attempt ~
hausted. and waits Tor the recovery Of strength to
repeat the hopeless effort another day. These &c
ths fis or psroxysns 81 FFvrR $50 Aaux. such
constitutional disorder Nd II course undermine the
beath tfifis not removed.
v'ehsve iaboged e fpd. AMI have fssnd, an an
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state OF Indiana, County OF Nigo, 50.
Iico Court Of Common Pleas Oct Term, 1859.


No. 5f9-Jonas Little. Harrison Monnett, Lau-
son Monnett, Polly Monnett, sarah Collins, VIM.
Collins, Nancy NarfOrd, Wilson NarioTd. Matilda
Nise. Henry Wise, Charles Wise, Carter Wise
Abram Wise, solomon Hogan, Jr. Nancy Iharp,
stephen TharP and James Howard. heirs at law OF
John Sebastian, deceased.-Speoine Performance.
DEn remembered, that on the l2th day OF August,
ID le5s the plaintiff per Cooper, his attorney, filed
IN the Clerks Office. his complaint together with the
adaNit ola dsinterested person aud competent wit
ness that the defendants, Polly MOnnett. Sarah Col
Inns. William Collins, Nancy Wanord, Wilson War
ford, Matilda Wise, Henry Wise. Charles Wise. Car
ter Wise, Aeram Wise, solomon Hogan. IT,, Nancy
Iharp, stephen Tharp and James How ard, are not
residents Of the State of Indiana. The said defend
ants therefore hereby notified thai unless they be
aud appear before the Judge OF this Court on the first
day OF thereof hereafter ~ be held at
the Court House in TeTre haute, the first Monday
Of October next then and there, before the cali
ing of the FOR trial, plead, answer demur TO
the plaintiff Complaint the matters and things there
IN contained will be heard and determined In their
absence and decreed accordingly.
AND. WILKINS. Cl'k.
Aug. ~, ls59-w3w lpr's fee $500
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" The Genosse have seat . SPIRITED 81
Ter affirming their con 6dsnee in his good faith
they say Of The admissible agreement Of yllla
FrsDes. 1T 10 not stroke ofthe pen that Gao
ssnesl he sentiments Of twenty six a.SlioB.
hearts"
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24

THE under.ig ned has taken out letters OF admin
4 istraton on the estate of James Bland, deeeas
ell late Of Vlgo county. said estate H. supposed to
b. solvent. THOMAS MCCULLOUGH, Admir-.
july -. lS59-w3w prs fee l-5O.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-08-24
School Books.

The standard School Books of the dav. com
prising McGuffey's series Of Readers and
Spoilers; Rays and Davies series Of Mathe.
matics: Billions. Buffers, Smiths, neo's
Towers. and Nutiing's Grammars; Mitch rs
and Cotton Fitch's Geographys: Buuit's
Smiths AsTonomys; Goodrich's, Nillard's
and wilson's Historys; Billions. and Nc
Lintock and Crooks. Andrews and Stoddard's
and Ollendorn's Greek. Latin and FfeUch
Books: Comstock's and Olmsted's Philoso
phys; Cutters Physiology. and Mrs Lin
coins. Comstock's and Woods Class Of Bota.
nv. Webster's Spoilers, and Wehster's Die
tionarvs. from the Pocket To the Unabridged
edition. constantly on hand
IL Country Merchants and School. supplied
with above mentioned works, on the Lowest
rnsaiilo lnrrns n
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Ayers Aguc Cure,

which neutrnixes this maiarious poison IN the
blood. and stimulates thc liver 50 erptli from the
body. A II should - u does cure This affecting
Disorder wtth perfect certainty. Aud ~ does more,
fafber does What 10 81 more service 10 those sub
ect - his Injection. fftaken IN n expel.
from che system a. g. absorbed. and thus Keeps
thos~ who 81 free from tts suacks: keeps the
systems in health snkoagt exposed to the disease.
tcnsee uerfy ~ not ony cures. bit protects from
the xfeat variety ~ affections which are Induced
- thas mallgnant inanenee. such Remitient
Fever. Chti Fever. pumb. Masked Aeue.
feriosiisai Headache. or Bilious Headache Bilious
Ferets. Neufslga. khcumaiisn. Gout. Blindness.
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