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New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

CoustmprIos-DR DR. CHURcmLLs DISCOVER
Wycsx<rEa's ssssiss ps~ps'stion Of
Or. j. n. CBVscBfLL's


Dr. j. y. CBvscHfLLs
Hyro,nosrHrTEs o. LINE. SOFA AID roTAsH,
A sose6o R<uoesy G,r the trcstne1s Of
CossVN,Tos.
ne zrea. which q stdss tbs Of ts HJp'-
vAspsies creating vey General Inquiry not only an0ns
ths <d prcs,p tut also The tseasand who arc
ssios Pulmonary Di-ass. hta rt ~taoa bspe Of re-
let
ksw tinas "a hsoy OF ',e World has rem
ssv bee found that nton o. Pull
paary Di..,se and by rot,s te dedeDt oaemica e'e-
n<ss II The bod TIE principle wSioa eon'ttuse
nrrs~s os vital force ipse rats tse Lut'e fneon aaa
.. ne orly Cores bo, pr.veb the development: Of this
L',A< no pseet fats sooorse Of ths human race.
CAvriox TO rBs Public.
ys. r~,p.rsoo. are sescy In tse MARKET pnpot NJ 70
t< bs..d or Dr. ChnrcbHrs discovery ssnst which We
\, os.tsou 10Th tie profession and the Pubhc
Let no one be deceived bu sss for end uss only toe peps
,,e, ,d from the sole nef. Depot IN The United ss'ss NO.
a, Jehssk and bearings fscsne ,gnsure Of j. "heHEs
,,r nv whom alone Dr. Cb1'chTs prescription s pn' a2 IN
.eiisbss and chemically pure f'rrn
TrsrrsoxY DE- CHUrcHiLL
v.t,,c, f,.m hitter from Churchill dstea Paris, April
-. isa
s,v eure Otherwise they may In appear so-
,,sf er orevep iajaroI In five out Of six the ss'
p.uy sed In Paris atder s Of Hyp'phosPate'
ere tsss \, medical other tr.snen' OF
s.y kind unies rsqsd By toe exeEoe Of complications.
sh na snmson Of the lungs diArhes cardiac
disesse. ks"
Prs 81 or tbre. bottle for es Sold wholesale 5J the 10
ssssgnsd retail by ell respectable Bsgssa Circular.
and information may ~ obtained q. the Office.
J. wIscuxsrtR.
American and Voreign Agency. No. 70 Johns. NJ Y.
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BOSIVN, ISn. y W.
Mu Warren Fisher, daughter Il DR.. Wio<pw
I<vis o,sd this morning from ujortes received %
Wedus sday Last Soc was fatally cut IN the SIDE ao1
sbdonen Iy gls,s, broken and psecp'tatei npos her
Ly an svakr che Of snow whis shopping 10 . ,tse -
NaAhiSeton street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Have you seen DR.. Chilton's Ger iheate. showing
,hs n. an o. did p-~p~uiss 4 Cefsr ADosos
Dyy ave u.c.oos- By sissts seeerr,c es er-s
- er.,s al CsfsT sDoEos No. ASD' hoess
a. To AZ 10R Tug BEsr SPKISG BED IN
EusrsgcE-Bovrs f.fssr
20" P''' ~ (Ernberbvcksf Magazine.
eo"'e"o' "''A " ' INY EssnseHs&.
"Hs accomplished the sbjest oesea from se.fns.
p,r,cIy.L OyricE, No S7s BaosDwav. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Congress did little on Saturday. The Senate
was not in session. and the House. although refds-
ing to adjourn because the day was the anniversary
Of the Battle Of New Orleans, dill adjourn early in
the day. after trantactog itte business.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
Election Of n II. y. senator from
NhiChigan.

DETRoIr, Sttarday, Jan. 3, 1870.
The Legislature to-cay, at Lsnsing, olooted ex-
Governor Bingham u. 3. Senator.
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ncsec,iom of a NATL Robbcr.

John Mar Of Uecbaricsvi1e, Saratoga Courty, has
been deterted by Ma1 Afeas II Ibr 'ske In robbing
the o. ais q, MechsnicsviIle Post 0aos. He vn ar
rested last night and commted 10 the Iroy jail His
depssdStipSs lave been excessive,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

We are printing the THIRD EDrrios Of our AL.
MANIAC, and filing orders as fast ss possible.
For table Of contents zee adve-tisemen-
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Gubernatorial Nomination.

LOUISVILLE. KY, Saturday Jan. 8, I8j3s
The Stste Democratic Convention al Fonkfor t.
day nominated Beriah M-gvfis for Governor, ead
Lam Boyd for Leuten ant Governor.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
Nep1)o1k Dailp Gribm,re
MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1860.
IN rOsPrspOyDcyTs.

petsee Be tAten Of Ao0nyuoss
intended for insertion nus b. autbeotc.ted ny the
and sodess Of tbe vrit~ot pecesssry for pabics
ton, but susr.1ty for His good fsth-
We undertake return rejeced Comma ojc soss
Buoes letters r TBE TsIsUSr Ofic~ sho1a ia oil csses De
addressed TO HoRAcE GRIZZLY Co.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM MEXltA
ARRIVAL OF tbs QUAKER CIrY.
DOWNFALL OF zuLOAGrs GoTgRsxEn.

GENERAL soslesArr THE HEAD or A,rA,as
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Tux TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOX loS9.

Il 80 resdy. and corssins;
As,,osoreAL CALcuLArIoks cAIEapAnS hs he yess
Ne0l g..
oo,ss.ssx, or rps Usrsp srArrs-Es"eutVs Aaa ~
Saossl ~
poN>lcany classified
Lssv % rus Msstsss rxx HovsE or kfrhssnfA
ssvps politically casAsed. .,. o..
A PoLrrroALly CLassrIEo Lisr OF rus AAANirh e's-
sssss. o. far % yet cle-sn~
a.~~rs or rvs rxountx UrAa-
a.r,.ov OF sms Lave ras.sD AT LAST ssssios o.
Osssa&ss
no,,.ssrvys or Evkoys-RvLIse sovuasIsNs IA
usv v.sv II scr Bcsv, U. b ssssross IN ispsskA
e,.c,,os Rsrrsss rAon ALL TAR srArss HoAoNs exs'
=. sc,,o.. az Is,s carefully eomred and compared vh
e,-v,ss ,aec<,ons @xprss,y for rHy rs'svSs ALs>.c
C,.cy,ox RrrvnKs OF rHs srArs or Ns~'fsnx ~
fcwsssuss AkD wAkps.
LxsY or srArss car,ALs, GovEssoss, I'Nsf es Lhet'
..,,vs nsssuss BetpNe o. ElrcrioAs' No. VIA V'ees
49, q s,nesA and psrmaaens o~'-ssse
-. s....s, srrpsd) single e.pis~ - esrs~ sus'OAn ea
ev,,v, ss,,>s o.; 100 ecpsea o.
ussa !, rxpses, 81 per ico, cotses hs sA
90 ss,..pseS vh the os.h respectfully ssicifeA "A
A.. Hosscs GkIrLrr Co.,
Tneoee Buildings EcS-f@l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
iOYsPvPsIA-WHAr Is TIT How CURED

Dn sspssA kstousl Dsesso-wosh stomach ese Oh
4, Azwess sner estnS, costive habit bilious condition
,ssv sstr with and its attendant symptoms OF io~
~ 0sste ooas~s tongue obstupehed head aud attacks
I.x al Yet few know bow - cure u. 0cperauy,
Is bswels conspste6 reso hal TO oshsrtc or
S> But such condition CURED BY csthatsics,
SA weaken digestion and impair the In
N~vsS, - ~ . entire sssuDsttye system .
Hu.sss unkys HOMEOPATHIC DysPgrsIA PiLLs-s simple,
sSI :. ssr ps-have cured hundreds of the woist aud
z .SsasA oases This Ia done ,mply by Improving tao
- ssssa ring the integrity OF the digestive sgaD nom
~ rsah sppec regular HABITS, oi-sr bess 500
49,. srI,s Such med sine aud only requires 10
4. issWp 70 Be A,p'ec'sted a,
pr;e n eepts box, with directions NIX boxes 81
SR-A full sss sf HUnrnsEys' hoMEopAIh'G SPECIFICS.
MO- vss morocco S5 DO In plain case rfi fs"ly
os,e Of rs boxes and book, ~ ....r -
<.c of ohsse any address, receipt OF the pr'
esPss r. HUxrnsEys CO.,
A"o'e' No broadway, ~ r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

DsvfANCy SALAnAxpgR SAFEs-R0BgRr n.
p.ys,cx so ma of the above sbsfed sAfxs .sd
70 sesP.wss rp'oos psksacs LOCKS and Cross bAss
ris A. Pso SdssosId AID PGoI sArts ~ saver
ease ke pepo< No iss Peshs, door esow MAees are
MATCHES AND JgwsLRy,
srLvtn Axo PLArsp WARE
Impostcr saa Nsrtfsetursf
Ne. 40 Rrosdwxy. eSe dor eelsw Cscsist
BEAhpRETHs Pulls
Rsoelre o char r. IN Diet or
Eses<tsi q snst oold.
yyAan 40 have psir thsy se~sd be usoA
PtHo.psi usee
Ne ~ csss.sl, Bss-~sssh kssalnG
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sANRoRD,s
FAMILY GaTlEARTIG PILLS.
COMPoCNDED FROM

rare IGgrtE5t: Extracts, dMa PIT APP IN CLASS CA
SES, Air Tight and tcii Eesp in 01g cljn,Vte
Tho F-i4NLLY CAL I. ITYIISYIC: IILL.S ia n
gentle but active Cathar 20 tic which tIc Dr0Drictor
mas used IN his practice more thRn twenty years
Iiec"nst'Itly vi ncN'1s-t ing demand from those
who liavO long used the.A PILLS and tile satis-
Elction which all express - In regard Il, their lsr
has induced me to place them within tho roach
OF all. H t'''1''
Tho Profession well know that different Co
tartlc5 lct on different pOrtiOns Of the bowels.
The FIlAI&Fe CtTH-i, i.4JPIIC PILL has, with
Iue reference TO this II well established Iact,
been compounded from IA In variety Of the Dnresf
Vegetable Extract is y. which act alike on cve
ry part of tho eIemcnta- RI nv canal and are 0o0y
and safe in all cases ~ where a C;athartic is nee
1gu. such Us DerGMge-, nIeRtS of the Stomach.
!SlcelIi,ESs PIiTS ia The b hack and Loin* Csiii
meas ram and SoreHcsS orer The EboIi body, from
sudden cold which fre- I0ueutly;j if neglected end
in long course Of Etrcr, n Loss OF L,p-fe a Green
ing SENSATION Of CaH ~ IOrrr the IfIkjv RESTLESS
ness. Heache IrCiIE o lin The hc6IE all T,tgNi-
Rla0ry DiScNseS H0lHIs in CSiirSu or rdl5ttS Then
Rld'iSHl, great FARTHER of the blood and many dis
cascs to Which flesh Il heir too numerous TO mention
in this advertisement. Dose l to3 10
az, PRICE 8 DIMES,
nv, Ih = , LtS1tIS lSElGOKAToiI and FAMILY CA
IilAhTlC PILLS arc rctarl by Druggists general
" and sold wholesale b. the Trade in all the large
towns e.tl $. 4. W. SANFORD. N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Sil,, Broadway. New York.
agents, L. II. 1IOGAN& co. dei2-d&wly
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s. ORE TORE ADHERED TylIA1S THE
RICHEST DIADEM
49,. EVER -.
WORN BY KINGS OR EMP ERORS.

What! Why a Benrtifu1 Head ofH4ll.
DEGAUsETrIsEHBoR NA6ESEtFop
ID provided for all race. Reader, although the
may bloom 40 brightly in the glowing cheek,
pearls tho head is bere Of its covering, the hair
6e-snarled and sflriyelcd, harsh hnd dry. or worse
than half lor charms Prof Woods Hair Restorative
IL used two three times u week, will and
permanently AacuTs to all such an ornament. Read
the following, and Judge Tie Nrtortdf the first is
he csls5rtrtsd Eianist, Titalberg: 8, -E,.gE.
Dr. woop.-E ERwYosk! Rptil.19. 1853.
Dsar Sr:-Pcrnit me to express g you the oRli-
cations under fJr tho chsiFO restoration
hair It's original color; ahouttlS time of my arTi-
val In the Unite States it rapidly becoming gray.
buti5n the application Vt. '.iI0ir RestorAtiva'
It s9o.l re:o Ared it4 original huS. consider Your
Re5t0rative very vSonirrfuI Invention, quito en-
catiOus as we'll aS agreeable. Flrxrsek=-s. r.,
am, doAr sir, yours stt':.y: y
0Drych ar c'wyl:edydct' . = ~
pRop. o. j. Woon:- Dsar .Str:-Somc Innnt!, or xix
weeks ago IrecciTed bottle of your Hair Restorative
and savs my vito. who concluded to try it on her
thcEray hair to it's original canr. but toYhcvas we'll
my surprise infer few weeks trigl it ns bhrfirh!
ed that wonderful effect by turning; all the gray hairs
toa dark brown, Mt tho Game time Identifying aud
tHCkening u,e hair. strong recommend the above
Restorative TO all persons in want of such chPp,A Of
their hair. -. CHARLES CIhtDEW.'
i.,...rs.-,t = SEw ToRK, July %, 1851
PnbFs o.. j. Wo0D:3-JSth confidence do recom-
mend your Hair Restorative, being tho cica-
storatvc my l1Nir and whjsIGrs which werc.al:Ost
white have gradually grown iesIs; aud feel
coHhd0nt that few tppro applications will restore
thepHtp their natural color. 1t also has relieved
of all GHnlrntf and unpleasant itching, 50 con,;nOn
among persons who porspirc frasiy. 2 ~; * -
~ C. KTEBY!
PROF, MonP-Alopt two yGar7 aga my hair com
nenee9 Glin OF anil turning grave wE4 fast berntn
lIS bald and Ind tried many iIem"esto cIrcct.-
commencci Using your Restorative in JanuaFyInst.
"A few applications ftstenel my lairtipWlY. ltbsgau
TO fill mn, grow out and turned buck to its former
extraordinarily at shin time it is fully restored to its
original EDorv tf.anInpperanc and Ichecrfully
recommend its TO all. = tx ~ 3 J. D:II0ES.
CHICAGO, ILL., May l. 1851, 5-s.s., = - .ss.g.S
TheBestorativa is put up in bottles &c ? sizes viz
hrSe. medium, and SMALL tho small hold Il Il pint
and retails for dollar per bottlh the Medium holds
at least twenty per cent more in proportion than tho
small! rctaiIs foE,two dollars: large holds
quart 50 cent. nlTcsfn pro portion, and retaiIs
for S3.Esf fE--s : - - 2 } 81 y = 81 -
O. j. WOOD CO.. proprietors, Broadway, y. Y,
and la Market ST. st Louis; Mo- 2 {. II III . =
And sold by all goOl Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. f.a- dec2-d&w3nl-ly
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SSPAIEDINGls I3p AIRED agI4lIIFl.

Ae accidents NIL bpppea eDen in aueIlye1urated
dmtcs it Is NerytdesirRble to have soma Cheap and
convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crosk
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- SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEVER DEBILITATE!

I
TT IS COMPOUNDED JENTTREDY FROM GUMS
\ md las become m established fact, n SaudRli
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College

FOUNDED, ARTEREp, 1854
LOG ATED,
Cor. BNItiNA orc and Ch0rIcs-Sts., Ii
BALTINIORE,N MD.
Evils INSTITUTION is NOW IN THE NOS
4 prosperous and iourjsng condition. TwicSiIt
ring the last two years has il been necessary to obtin
larger apartments for the accommodation of t6en-
crossing munlher Of students, representing Aierly
every State in the Union.
, y nov occupies one Of the most conspicptr ana
deArabiy located Buildings in the city. Tie OOms
are c3nI'n"d":=y arranged spacious and slsantly
The advantages nnl facilities here offered tt young
men desiring to qualify themselves proportion the
vmrionS d"tes OF the Counting Room Ortq '5tNtn
IR0F0hlh L0clIcdt sisSS ElWcttfi0gl EeHe1lly, are
unsurpassed in any particular, by any iiar estab-
lishmemt in the United States.
FACULTY.
l.. X. LOSER
Observation-Disclosures on. the SceDce OF AGountg Com
ltiCrCe. RnsncSS Customs etc
j. II. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and plctrc df housekeeping
and Commercial CalcuLItiOIls.
H. IL. DAVE
Associate Professor of BOX Keeping.
-+t n. G. JOIINSQN,
Professor of business ami Ornamental PcnInanslip
ST. WILLIAMS Esq,
Lecturer on ATeffintfle Law.
--r- ~ REY. +. N'EATES GEESE. D.D.,
Lecturer OF CqiEHertal Ethics.
zg TRUSTEES:
Hon inc p Kennedy, o, !; Xans2nt,
t@j i rsf T Ga VIM S Ka Hsis Esa ESD
THE College il prOyidI with Commercial Library
o. STANDARD Works expressly for the use of the Stu
Each Student ilaFa desk to himself, and Is stpa-
There being no SSacltiOn during The year, Students
eau enter ut any inc. -
The time usual to complete The full course
from to IL weeks
"A DIPLOMA is nwar,lcJ to ali Graduates.
large and beautifully Orliamcnted Circular con-
tanning upwards of sIt socARE PgET, representing the
Exterior ard 1ntert' View of the College. various
characteristic design pcrmanship &C., sent by mail
free IF chang, accc paMied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Addr&5 +. *. LOSIER
Baltimore Nd.
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a clergyman Of tho Baptist Church, well known in
illinois, writing t" says; II have been for some tiuo
seriously afflicted with hleling pil and have rcclrl-
ed my case rs severe nncat tins indeed hope
les; but lave uEedHui medicine ic Sprcific) and
under great and lasting Obligation
gentleman of so years. well mil Iavnrab3S known
" Cetti, Delaware county. New York, ;ltl been lnr-
tyr to the piles for 20 ycars. Sometimes from cxr"--
sIYe hcmpI14age, pain md suffering, he Nv:ts rcrrrd
t" the verge OF h'egr7,yc For years he had dragged
ont n mseI.hl" existence. confirmed invalid dis n
fled for any bushes, and life almost burden il is
needless 30 aid that he bad tried al SORTS Of srlees.
iT'h mttt2vts "t doctors, 10 little purpose lie
suited me v'' wears ago aud recommended cur Tie
SpnciiiH with occasionally. Dyspepsia Pill. Prom
TN. lie began To improve and since has never lad
serious turn Of plies. FrIh tic :irst uaY;l. VI,
year pest he had occasionally symptoms of his old
Soinitaint; bur few oscs VI the Pile pills would Dis
perse ALL and tDl more sian yeArp pest lie ,,4 ren
entirely well Of Tie piles a nor. brilliant yutz is
scarcely to 30 found in The nnraisof MEDICINE.
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+ i ~ COMPOUNDED IESTIRELY FROM GUMS,
J. nnd las bccomo IN established fact, StaIlJptIi
Medicine, known andaIl- proved by all that have
used it, and is now rcsort8 cd to With confidence in
I'LL tho diseases for wl,ich lit ia recommended
II has cured thousauls - within tho last two years
WHO h0't given up allE IhUpcs of relief us the
numerous unsolicited; <d certificates in my pos
The dose must be adar q itel to tho Temperament
of tue individual taking lit and u.ed in such oual-
titles as to act gently on q itiic Bowels: E''
Let Icdictaes of vOrr1IS Judgment guido Won in
tue use OF the LIFEHiIL t[NSiIGOISs TOR and it
Will cure LireE Conn., FI'IiaiS bilious 4itL1cLs,
dyspepsia, Chronic DEP NtTThdG SKINNER C0Nl-
paints LyScNLeFy DrOpI ~ t Sur StORIdcA IFNLEt-
ltaL C1stjrGeEs. CH0ljc iCYQlerG CLcIcr0 OTIIt$.
Gn2tGrG I1Jdnfln, El1l kuleIce, INWIltIics, EsRGc
IIedhhcSseS. and may be used successfully Os an
0rd'RHry FsttniIY ciHc. 1t will euro SICK
jSEiD. Il CIYE, ti4 tiln-i - sands can testify in
ttreHty minMtcs, tc0 or e three 7at-sD1oR EtiS are
taken at ccnImcncementlA of attack ,Iii'fE
ill trl.o use it are Civ, ing their testimony in
its favor. .,s .,it@,i
4IA-i IiTER -IN,k4 THE MOUTH WITH
THE LNIIGOR.t TOR, AND SJTIELOlV norm
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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1fIg QptF.
F'lfsy-Is1Isht ana El9 & e


hear an old mans dying stgi1, .izi,i ,tl.isE
s.ssk And an infants idle laughter 3t-f5.i3
The OldYear goes with mourning by, = o+=s
'sTs The New comes dancing after. iIIri ~
Earth's high and great still keep thotr, state,
.E And drink of Life's purple wine; 1,- a.. tgie
But somo who were rich In IS, ar ttia j.
Are poor In $50. isEa ~ 80 =! f4--yttsE--t
,,sJ Beauty still rnlesand conquers hearts, , -.
"a a. Aud tnlks OF the latest fashions;
And men still yield to EntnnS arts, 80.
And, Of course, to their evil paEsionS So
X And pretty Kate will scold her nlate, n & ~.
49, Ina dialect nat divine; 5.7s..t3 ~
- They parted in. so. D I.liftzi ~. 80
Crime get nBounds in the worlds highway ~
But is gently called 'ibsinity:" - ai / .t'it
men who fritter Gods laws away, = 80 -:
And mans, By their own insanity; - ~
- And folks " i'll relate poor John Browns dte,
=. = As they hurry home to dine, - i-3'5
Comparing the hanginGs of '53 - 1900
With thehanginGs Of $50. =
1Theu good man dies. all the vulgar herlsS' So
~ Who CAPPED with admiration, NJ alta rati7
Will flock around him, like carrion birds, 81.
To pick holes in hisreputation ilttf " 49, Es
NJ matter how great, or how high his btateS
Or his character, how divine. ~ ttit7= 3tT'i
The deiffed hero Of 6s,
Fond mothers have wept Der their poisoned babes,
~ as. the failing eycs grew dlmmGl; $50 f5
5, but the bItlimeI tnTFed from their little graves
: zee the bright gold glimInor. .si,.5..f.5.
What good to relate the dreadful fate - ls.,.g
0fan infants slow decline! r.5 30.
81 There was joy over their birth in '5s, - tg.,
S., There was weeping in $50. s,t, lLAt. ats!
~ There are Innocent souls gene.i1p to God, es.
f-si From this #Eene OF their toll md sorrowi
Happy they look from their blest abode, 9-u'-i
80 Nor fear for dark tomorrow. it.''+ ss III
y ser6ncly and bright ttiOy shine; 81 t9,5f'1
~ Labortng on earth In '5S, ~ '@''ts
- In Heaven in 59: -
.-Alas, we find from day to day, s.sssa.5g, il
lyo How this Iifo of ours grows older 81 ~
laugh affection Say,- 70
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No fa:nily should hs without thesc Invaluable c.
t!yc5. They're the "ly Remedies perfectly adapted
tor 'i9nSstc and private With them tie rtianE
IS artd AMI prepared against the approach If dscasr,
AMI can nectit nj tile threshold and keep it hay.
rifie If medicine r:tiy directed in tie Ers ilu5
o. disease perfectly cures that which by delay
4 y" relieved ey lIng aid tedious loHrs IS suffering,
II t 4 With These - hand. yon are not obliged 10
leslvs luxury doctor nor table dragged nr poison
ed or Clustered or hGd but may yourself a'ni.,sier
Ie simple 'isecEC AMI restore tie rudy current .!
:nry arise in amy case from their use hu tle scuef@i
influence upon the constitution beyond ll question: is
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\ Young lady of &c had been troubled will in!igss
tion for several months render great cS ne
ccSSarT i'll the selection of her fid After eating tho
stomach became acid. food risie; in hrr month viii.
water AMI an unpleasant heavy lO:, like sen .ation in
cr stomach, Continuing Tor some hours. frequent
heA.1ccs, bowels constpatt4 ani depressed mental
condition.; She commenced taking the dyspepsia Fills
one morning and night and In les than We almost
every sy'tPrem OF her disease had vanheI and =I.s
teit like new being.
a Renti"nE". somewhat advanced in years. strong
robust rJIi h't lately been isl:t . affected
with indigestion weak stomach. coated tongue bad
taste in the llnUth and attended with peculiar veri-
go an! wri;nS III the head, mucI, as render
ms riding in acarrias'. or even nlnntn en'::enrc
quite GRs.roaI After trying several thin : nciicc;
"aiIy he FELL upon The Dyspepsia pills which afforded
prompt relief Apill "Tery miSliS and morning works
pleasant SvnDtous
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CUR REMEDIES DY MAIL.
Look over the list. make up casa Of ylat kind yo,
cho6S and enclose Tie aa!on,: in n current nur q,
STAMPS +" nsil to our Address. at No. SEQ Froai,,pf
Sew ORR, and tho medicine w;r lac duty returned T.,
r::'il oI express frSs Of charge.
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gentleman. public lecturer. took a severe cold tho
latter I""t of last month whc travelling and eru-
ing IN northern Pennsylvania, thol addressing; pub
lie audiences every evening yet in two days, by tr
III" OF tho Specific, he entirely recovered aid -r-
able! to pursue his calling; without Inconvenience M
public sjhc llIcr should lie without thom
married lady If 70 hal taken violent cold which
settled on her lungs causing severe cough pain in the
side ard considerable fever Esl oIrsngs >rch colds
were usually very lasting c. troublesome: hu, y tit
King the specific Corg rillS four times per day in
three days sllo was entirely we'll
YuunS man Of - had "a cough sn; lIoarscur,, f,r
fifteen mOrtlI. During cold weather his voice was
lost so as "Fy to spc@ in whispers. pain inucel Gu
e"ngig COLL dry or rns;!, only tTiu the morn
lug quito feeble and eDacia;etI Had taken several
medicines with litts no benefit. lie commenced
with the Cough i'll|'ne pill three times per I,S-
a'l soon found himself improving. Ills cough mil,!or
and softar. hcHicncs5 passed on strength ;tMd npp,-
tito improved and in few wec:is was entirely we'll
having taken no other medicine
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-15
Pulpit Anecdtse,.

The Rev. Ar. Pctcie. OF Tcnrcs.ce
was prmching, and. huyinga n large rift
OF con,iluan-e, was somewhat protr.sct.
cd in his discourse. Several of his
hearers left In the midst Of the sermon.
Ono young man was ON his way to tho
door when Mr.. Peters pointed his lony
finger ut him, and said Brethren
that young man has just as good righ,
TO 90 out ms any one" IL is needless 10
say that ho was the last dcserler.
At another time, while Mr.. Peter.
was preaching, young man started TO
leave tho house, aud making some noi.o
Us he went, Mr.. Peters paused. and said:
III will finish my discourse when that
young nan gets out"
Tho fellow very coolly took his seat.
and said:
"Thcn It will be some iimo before You
get ihroughl'
The preacher, however was nm "a
him: and rcinarking. "a bad promise !,
better broken than kept went on with
his sermon.
The following IL attributed 10 the cell
cDralcd Roland Hill;
Two y trangcrs passing tho church
in which he was preaching, entered.
walked up the aisle, and finding NO sea
stood for awhile aud Listened 10 IN. sar'
mon. Presently they turned 10 walk
ont Before they reached the door tho
preneher said-"But will tell YOU a
story"
This arrested the strangers, and they
paused, turned aguin aud listened.
"Once there was u man." said tho
speaker "who said that ii he had all
the axes IN the world made into ona
great axe, and all the trees in the world
were made into one great tree. and ha
could wicld the axe md cut down rho
tree, hc. would mako it into ono grcat
whip TO thrash these ungodly men who
turn their backs upon the GOSPEL. and
stop to hear story"
The strangers thoughtthey bad heard
enough 10 satisfy their curiosity ard
resumed their walk ia the street