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Acsds my OF VI esi.

Academy of aasie.
The comuire. OF have sreE. PLEASURE in 40
HON EDWARD EVERETT
FHE CHSRXcTER OF WASHINGTON,
On FRIDAY EvENIHG, Nr'h hsa
bsfDe the completion Of seventy Jeas from The ernatSoa of
TIE tEvEsTy-FIRsr RE 7rsgNr Win .ssor: NJ. Ever:
the House tie Academy ana oscs seadsd
~, pcsss. vii 10 70 Mr. Everett. fer the MOUNT YER
cIKbs o. ADMISSION to re D.' cel. sOa Pa,'us. 81;
n TIE INIT and second cce. ceats the Amphnbea,r
WAssIKGTON AND EVERErT, add, being .hS#n 81 the
n. Csid, are the Book and ma.ie Stores ard
st ,be AesdeHy Of Music
Entrance 10 kmphlhesier from l4th-st
Dop op~p ,t't 20 comrebce at u o'elosk
ExecuIor,- saI.-No 81 Wet 32e.,t between Broad
way .S6 6b ss-A. }. BLEecKEa SON c., -hi .-1 =,
so.t,D. TUESDAY, B1ch !, les a. p oeocs at the
House ad Lot 10 81 ws. So 81 II 1a g. on.e s. fs =
70 e room deep tsIonsaoa' is.oosd roo0. "a 81 aoien
No ts 1ssso.lsoe or 70 CaAsLE, EDWARDS, s.q
Byerdsr Of the ESeuto 'of "m 9. "in'Ie' decd O'T5
nu,ie Made Eas,.-CHEyE's SYSTEM. VOCAL
Mis sAUvAeEor invite, the s.riou. s.,sOtIon Of the
~tb sre I ,.ssd in gqrop, and Ia.r The tson of al
lovers of arr I'D D
FSEE LBcTWRE. sso1assas, t Of the system, viii be d..
Hvsr,don TUESDAY, Mach Gs P IN room No. q Cooptr
lDsitO's
The Com@.n6s en- Es,roi'ts o Ibis In'tniion vii
place OF TUESDAY Bsfc1 T. n O'clo IN. Tn. NAls-
dietniy OsiOn viii be del ysr-t By t1s Hon JAMES Y.
BRADY. hsnbes Of The neoe' sra Legal oe'sioos and
the publ gepsrsy 'ssrecy iuyi;so 10 Be pressot
GEOROc WOOD Pfesioept BosId Of Trustees.
HONEY Balm for Coughs.
BOSFY BALM 'or Colds
HoSFY BALn FOR 4shns sod BroDchihs
PoSEY BALM for Wboopiog Consb sod Group.
Hosty BALM 'or al di's.s o. the Throat AID L1nsa
Bo,S BALM strictly uha, its 90 plies oonpo.ion
Of Honey sna Balm PI,ce e-p's per bnttle.
3. NJ. KEENEY Co, Brooklyn, N. T.
Sold by drnststs and medicine dealers generally.
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6taiionerp anb fantp GOODS.

Sn PER CENT AVED-in ruling
cO BY the AID - P..'nt s;sam Rlins. H.,hiHe
Ola bend Pointed PESs Iuius 0oo sh.sts hour We
funh peI dealers books.ss sAton. aEd pTDters Ruled
BID besas r printing 70 the sheet IN suaotpel syle o.
Rufns toErthsr With large .tsck Of Wiring Pa
pso CARSON HARD, No. "A BsetmAa st
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rNHE CHESS MONTHLY for March Is NOW
READY. Cor Por,rsi' Il Paul A-rpby and % zen
games besdss variety Of iutsss'n sI;tss
q Aver L5c apurnS-r ". MiLLsR No ~ Nssssi-st.
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New publifaiions.

DUPLICATION DAY, TUESDAY, March /.
THE NJ Il r III o d 7;
Or,
INCIDENTS AND CHARACTERS FROM LIFE, IN THE
BALTIMORE CoNFERsNCE.
By HIsIAh FLETCHER
With introduction BY be Bev. w. Stricksni ID. ID.
In two haDsson1e l2mo. volum.h Price 81
IL.
NsV Boob By AlIoe Con:
PICTURES OF COUNTRY LlPE-5y Alice Cary suthor
fthe "Clournoot' shes "MAIrisd net Mated" ka vol,
emo PIice 81.
New EDITION tssvelib l,oOO)of
MARRIED NOR MATED; Or, How THEY LIVED AT
WooDaDr AND THsocxsoRToS HALL. By Alice Cary 2no.
Price 8l.
DERBY JACKSON,
Publishers,
Hs~YUh.
Copies Of either Of The above BY mail post paid
.t.t,T q
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fUbLi5 ~ si
MASON BROTHERS.
IN PRESS,
i ard shortly viii be published BY

UE4LISO N
ADAM BEuE by G-Srys Elliot T,les from German hb
tory chiio UNi A, story for sondsv Grsrnoon
NkW PICTURES end OLD PANELS. By oorai
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Edward n. DIXON, NJ. D., Editor Of The scsp@L e..
ka su,ivsy % Tsve susery and Office Consult stion'
zoe noie obscure diseases 81 the Pelvic VScera Piles. rE
kr F,sure and Proapsus cured by comPas-
paples and wbout toe Knife gsturei or the isst
,ansmsspt from business Dr. d refer 70 sa number
t,.p a. auost every part Of the Union whom he hss
r.a Every De pronounced cursbe or othervt'e
examination the oou ditons are always apparent 20 to
ksctieAl observer. -, 81.
O6oe from 70 ds'y, and 70 evenins. No -
kb. .v.y comfort Of domestic M provided for taose Who
ka,,. .u,.c,I operators csT-fa det-c treatment
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alarbiuerp.

DETER NON-EXPLOsIVE GAS-BCRNER
vi P.Oares or. hS. a. -.s kperse thAn o.her Wa
r.sec sale TIE oE!y tAas EsDoo1 iSc.ot sttsened
Seeos D.: to Be sssy 81 D-pu: No - bnadUsy,
New ioTf S,a.e acd CO~-y Rshs fs Asenis s.n.S.
DEL nee FIRE REGULATOR,
H FOR SAVING FUEL IN srEAf-BOILEsa
TAe .enstiye and .fc.-rt ins,raos1i q se kt-1
CHAs- ". COPELAND 70. - srosivsy " =.
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THE GUNMAKER OF MOSCOW


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SILVER BULLETS.-A SKETCH.
By DK. 8. C0sPToS eaGrR.

Besides s:orer Sketches. POem. Essay, AID EG.st' TOO
-umeIoGs 20 mention
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GREAT EPIC POET
GOULD e LINCOLN
WILL PVBLIsH,
On MONDAf, tss .sth tust,

LIFE OF JOHN MILTON.
Ean,;d Ia oopnrethn With tie PJhneA Eo-les.s.cA and
Literary History of his Fine.
By DAVID MA5sON, y. A,
Pssiesor os Frs Lt~rane IN Uuiverny College London
from 10 s-ih59
Tbs vOIk has The bsDs from EoGtb ecs,
ssutt b. Of tbr hIeS housph,vs In tne >n-
susEs. Is Ains sdmsbe porirss vi M,1n-ooe n
ih. in h yeAiand
ens. of h hard sTtin, - different p,Tiois OF e. u
oil, rsLr s'cin ,iIs volume, AID vorsJ tnbce ~ ne
sfesl poet of ulisnd.
k,lIcEs from ISGLiss REVIEWS.
The Juboi iA' d,syo-d ony 10 sketch Mtoo uah
he va the prsptrye pet ana e'ay msn of bis Gay,
sIhbt him ection 9TH be Dotso- posnaD
10 ~hicb bis e os,t t' Sat. poiiie' hastica
yaon' ia and speculative tboust Such an his-
tori does A sson Life Of ton Ocenpy Tn.rs
Shicn does Dot bar ~tnsss of csrsui to1nan
Jss.reD and minute well s,tsn'ive resdGs TIE bis
TsphSr large Sequ tsnee th hs period deep ose ioE hs
suisat ~ An eDsam.
hr thoroughly to understand The character
tf the psrod te has chn for iDstrs on. We have,
readers toleT,by ooneete inpresson
tho ste and oehsnJ of ia era1rns ans a@rsl
Tbs ~hos reading publ; bound 70 Afford hn
th. ,emeots .nd 20 o'gst all mi or difr
enc opn 10 cuDremp sting sbos defined W. trust 10
EurOPts tAon sf hteTstGIe Ltorny
GGEette.
Rr.Dy inTB oF MiBcH;
TIE lSNUaL OF sciENrlFIC DISCOVERY, Or YEAR
BoIE oF f.cTs N fcIL,cs AhD Art 1889. BY David
A. Rtns NJ Ulih. Llk.b.ssof Prof O. NJ. MsehsL 3 IS
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vT,HE PARKER LIBRARY SALE.-Orders
r rurst ssius hi. vii carefully s-.nd-d 20 By
CaARLIs g. NORTON Asea; for L4b1sr,es, Ses fOIk
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printinq.

1T Wedding Cards, Notes,
IN ke Te,- celebrated Cards .pendeJ e0sr.ysd only
BE- hsd Broa4gsJ Of DuAie odsIs received sy mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF.PRICE.
~ -HeodbI At Home and Visiting Carts Bill Hesd', Basi.
n.s. Cards Checss kc.. kgLLfs, No. ~ Pultou T.
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Gpefial Noiires.

u,fI, an .otai o. M stse sl be M o, ssr No
nj BIondsa AZ, on MONDAY EVsRIHG, Ye5 q, st u
Pesssk. A put stus 81 sDSa es ts requested.
ALASsOF JUHeS. Chairman pro tern
sss',n =; Coorss' Secretaries pro tenn.
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Rutgers InstiInto C0urse
AsTRoNO OhIC.L LECfUREs,


Prof O. ~ HITCREL
5se FouTb and isst LsosuIs in this Course MONDAY
gvLElk0. Psb. .8, st RUg,rsst Church sabec'; "The
kAtAis Account Of Creation" =.
open II Ga; 20 At ~ Tcsets Is
BE- ob,absS the door and ostvsy al the
al I,e.s d.p1,it; Gfsnds. at Lord TAyi0r's aud
Adms Spenees tnera,s IN the eastern section ot the
atty and al the Institute, Ho. 2e4 Madison -
Hatfield Youas Mems Christian Association
fb. eighth Ia the CouIse ei b. delivered Dr. Hat
tsds Chmcb ooIn.. 9bsv AD0 s-st &C MONDAY sVtN-
bRa RsbfuaIy 81, BY the Rev BeNRY WsaO bEECdER
ksojee' CbJbttD Common stRth NJ. & Lssar viii play
sn ogan Mrodelsso bns Autgone Of S1phoelss"
kencip, "a stlcek Lecture sil comm st O'Clock
k,oh.L, Is csLu Can be had a. the dOoI OF OF John
ksKschue No. 40 sb.sv Samuel Campbell No 35 ath-sy
RsDn, y 2s3 BF s1-sy, pAosburn Candee, No. 100
s4V. A W. WAbsr, No SIS 9to.as.
Kew.Yeik YopBg Meas Chr,-Giau Association,
-. So NAy.Tlsi place. hsntbly Meeting on hoNDAf
evs MING Feb So. ~ oOct 90 the University Ohsps
HARH GOD VERNON esa, ~ih real an Essay on " iuhu'
nee aou Y"uns oords s invited 20 attand
| EUGENE THOMPSON, kec1Idns Sec'y
Lyseum of N.tuta nj History a, nua' meetnt DT
be hiee. for III UiH be held 10 te
ko m ie,y In hedk o. College, litH st., MON
BAY EVENING, 2sh ilstant az clock -
ROoT H. BROWNNE, See'y.
Yoe ro< yitAbIe ssrcers OF DythisH based upos
ka and jnsioe 10 vel nussted oy the great rePuta-
kop n the 6rsek Family Medicines The reader
kxreS 10 our genera aaveItisiIR columns -
sre,.rv and Attending Physcan Grsefenbets Company
| No 81 Psrkr row, NewYork
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MAPESs SUPERPHOSPHATES Of LINE
Ni The best aud cheapest CuculAxs
/, f,auhsd- ADD CH4s V. M,PEs,
Ofee Of The Working Ylrmer, No. l+s futons-
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fine ARTS.

A RTISTs, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS are
"a r.sp~ctflly iIhrBed Ia. he irbscris-r .el
rt he t.,. gsh CsTy.s Oh aud War Colon Brlfhss
ra;e. pft-tnf Paper. a. o~er 1ress han tny o.ssr
so-.s Y me city. W. sCHAUs, Aris,S Co@rDA7,
No. &c Bros1way
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Dr.. :. =. FiIch,. :: Bliary Corre,tor {. .

[ Or. ;: :. Fltchss :, BihaTy JorrostoF -
-nedl for BLIoUsNEss IL al y, r., t'Ims' IT s.I'
bi1 BILIOUS HCAOAcBE. SOUR STOMACH all "ahsI
tpner" INDGFSTION, Tendency II The Blood the Head
kp6 DIR sas Jaur dce Lve Pu IN the soosoh
S Bovss Common Gods SC. prevents fevers and both
ard pres.n;s Fever Asne Ia most cses cleanse, ne
"a. t om bad be snd clears ;hs complexion. sor sale bf
.,pec.be DruEsit, and Whole'ae Aad Retail By B. g.
kIICh Co, No 7Ii eIc.dway, propneors
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DELLHAM FARM SEEDING POTATOES
for orsALfPe i>csd q years ffUn TIE SEED they
wtfs ueAy ohhe o three four seeks earlier than
Ay to vito item n rs country OF E1rop- are "a,
ranisc rotto 70; 10 ground al other varieties 70, s
nound thsn and will ieep U.riecy T~o crops nsY
Be o4il'o 'iuul1nousy By ps,ing ihe 'prou and '.t
tseh PedscE eqGs qusDtis hey are PACKED IN De Ia
op tets coranns u bGihe ssh, snd Be delivered
inneoistly. Appy 70 EO8r PELL, Nee York City.
REMENBER that y. HALLOCKs PATENT
~ FbUlr BOXES, pnts and quu,s, % only Sis n 80
~ hoe,AId Fer gsracUAs sddss ~ HALAoCk, Greens,
Queens Comfy, ~ Y.
WAhlED-A hTst-class uOtrHg STALLION.
w Give iull pSTricu.rs and 10 wee; cash prrs.
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Go farmers an0 Others.

NOLEhANs FARM MILL.-This NH has
~ int received the FIRST PREMIUMS a. sse STATE Fair
Syracuse, and L. g. Fair Richmond, Va, and s creating
great excitement among the fsrmep Aroashout The couay
Can ee sen IL operation he 0fcs Of the COLEMAN
sARh MILL COMPANY, Tribune Ruildinss No. spraes
o., ke~.york.
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4 stSisterss I'm q Tight Place.

4 ssS10terss In Tight Place.
The following rich note is credited to the
Chicago Christian Advocate and if it isn't
full Of fun We have no appreciation of the
article. How can we sinners be expected
topass joke without notice when the or
gans Of the Church dish up such good
things for a dying world" If we could
get more laughing and less dying into the
world we would serve God better but
here's the revival item:
At-, one Saturday evening. fatigued
with his long journey, WAGNER, with his
son John, drove his team into good range,
determined to pass the Sabbath, enjoying
. season Of worship with the villagers at
their church When the time for worship
arrived, John was left to watch the team,
while the WAGNER went in with the crowd.
The preacher had hardly announced his
subject before the man was sound asleep.
He sat against the body slips. just against
him, separated by a very low partition sat a
very heshy lady who seemed all absorbed
by the sermon: she struggled hard with
her feelings until unable to control them
longer, she burst out with q wild scream.
and shouted at the top of her voice, routing
the old man, who but half awake, thrust
his arm around her waist, and cried very
soothingly, "Wo, Nance! Wo, Nance!
Here, john" calling to his son, ''cut the
belly band, and looaen the breechine, quick. l
Or she'll tear everything to pieces" Twas
all the work Of moment-the sister forgot to
shout, the preacher lost the thread Of the dis
course, and the meeting came prematurely
to an end, while deeply mortified, the old
man skulked away, determined not to 70
70 meeting again until he could manage TO
keen awake.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Gin Cocktails :

GIN Cocktails:
Poverty and the blues take to gin-cock-
tails for consolation as naturally as sur
geon does to bone-sawing. There is some
as yet unexplained charm about that peculiar
concoction of gin, sugar, bitters and lemon.
peel, which appeals directly to the finest
feeling OF the human-appetite. You new
er hear poor devil who is borne down with
cargo of blues asking for brandy, even if
he can get it for five cents the nip. No, sir !!
he buttons up his faded Renaissance Of q
coat, and with spasm of sternness cross
ing his features like the shadow Of flying
buzzard fitting over a muddy creek, throws
his battered sixpence upon the counter and
demands gin cocktail-strong. No bland
request for Otard no meek and lowly sug-
gesticn Of ale; no allusion to whisky; no
grinning over Santa Cruz rum-the omnip-
otent ruddy cocktail must come and meet
its doom and go down into that awful vor-
tex where the ..innumerable caravan of its
oucsrTrn iIavc g0tie Deiofc.
Oh! Poverty, where is thy victory; oh
Blues where is thy sting, in the presence Of
thy arch enemy, gin and bitters, made the
more powerful by reinforcement of lemon
peel and sugar? There is old Strokes,
worm nall mlliOn, patron OF DeimOnl-
co.'s coffee and Windust's beet, and, as his
countenance indicates, devoted worship
per of Otard. Once week he gets bull-ed
or beared in Wall street and is monument
ly stricken with fit Of the double breasted
blues. What does he do? Rushes for re-
lief to the all-potent gin-cocktail; abandons
his brandy, his coffee, his beef and his game.
The essence Of juniper triumphs, and he
goes to glory and his bed, his senses lulled
to oblivious repose by the soul-subduing
fumes of that last cocktail. Even as the
redoubtable Sancho Panza blessed the man
who invented sleep, so letus in our moments
Of misery bless that wonderful genius, that
intrepid knight of the Muddler who invent
ed GIN cocktails, retail price six cents.
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EIYIcTUALLY; CLEANED Our."-Col.
Dick Nash demanded a cross-grained old
Alabama planters daughter:
Squire, my business to-day, is to ask
ron for your daughters hand"
ut is, is it? What, you marry my gal :
Look here, young man, leave my premises
instanster, and If you ever set foot here
again, III make my n;ggers skin you
Marry my daughter! YOU"
Nash had left; be saw that the old gen.
tleman VAS angry. After getting of to .
safe place, hs thought he would turn and
take last friendly look ct the home of his
lost idol, when he espied the old man busy
ehovsling up his tndet from the yard and
throwing them over the fence.
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MEDICAL ADV'S.
ore Than 100000 Bottles Sold in
New England States
IN ONE XEARl


vUVHE RESTORATIVE Of Professor o. J. WOOD
for restoring hair perfectly and permanently, has
h6fer yet had a rival volume after volume might be
Qyer from all parts Of the world and from the most in
teigent to prove that it 10 perfect Restorative but
read the circular and you cannot doubt read also the
- The HAiR.-psopls have for centuries been af.
cted with bald heads, and the only remedy, hereto
fore known, has been those abominable wigs. BY a
recent discovery OF Professor WOOD these articles are
patronize them because they have been often mpos
ed upon by Hair Tonnes OF different kinds. To all such
try once again for in Woods Restorative there is no
such thing fail.-Ws know Of lsdy who was bald,
WHO used the article short time, and her head
curls imaginable. We know Of numerous cases where
hair rapidly falling out which restored in greater
perfection than It ever had been before.
keeping the hair in good condition, making soft and
glossy. removing dandru, and has proved itself the
greatest enemy to all the ills that hair Is heir to.
appearance, though may differ in regard to the
ways of doing 1t but every one will admit that
beautiful head hair, either in man or woman, Is an
object much to be and there are no means that
should be left untred to obtain such consideration.
-w0ma"'' ADVOCATE, Phil: 80.
o. J. WeoD 4 Co.-Gents As have been engaged
selling your Hair Restorative the last for
Of your local agents, (R Hackinson) and having
perienced the beneficial effects Of myself would like
to obtain agency for the state of Ohio state
ia the west, should you wish to make such arrange
ment, nvinced there nothing equal to It in
the Uaited states for restoring the hair have been
engaged in the drug business for several years, and
have sold various preparations for the hair but have
found nothing that restores the secretve In
vgor.tes the scalp IS we'll as yours being fully con-
WINGED that your restorative what you represent Il to
be would like to engage in the sale Off, for sat-
ned usu scxiI. =
Yours truly, ST. STOcKMAN.
wayland Mass. Feb. 5, 1857
Prof o. j. WOOD CC.-Gents Having realized
the good effects Of your Hair Restorative wish state
that finding my hair growing thin well gray, was
Induced from what read and heard to try the article
prepared by you promote its growth and change It's
color 1t In YOUTH both Of which 1t has effected
completely In the operation have used nearly three
bottles. yours, &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
O. ]. Wood 4 Co., Proprietors 3l2 Broadway, New
York Din the great N. Y. wire railing establishment
and ia Market street st. Louis Me. Sold by oil good
Druggists.
~ For sale BY Hoffman, Benton 4 Co., McGr.gor
olm3
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ga young lady in Troy. N. T., had
her sass pierced, and placed in them color
Cd worsted. nom the effects of which she
died. The "authoritiss'' say that no dan.
ger can arise from piercing tho ears, pro-
vided silk, or silver wire, Be placed in the
ofi6cee.
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AZ - assembly Of friends, ladyl was
a1o6Gizsd for by ausa9qpaiptance, who
said ehe Was detained By little incident.
"Ah, yes!" exclaimed Clatterbell, Il
weighs just nine pounds and half"
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Seleft goetry.
THE DLOOmS OF SPRING.

BIZ THOMAS FRASER.
Again, thank God the woods grow green,
Again the skies look blue,
And birds from out the bursting buds
Sip up the pearly dew.
The streams with songs that sound like praise,
Are gurgling round the hills;
Bright bloom time daunts her joyous wings,
And earth with rapture thrills
The sun climss higher, higher still,
As day by day wheels by
And low-laid hearts are rising too.
As summertime comes nigh.
The FIR, high, dim liill-tops begin
To glow with sunny sheen,
Aud golden gems are glistening mp
Through silent CLEANS Of green.
Glade sings to glade, and globe to glebe
Sends forth a lively lay,
While nature from her long Sound sleep
Around her, heart shouts out to heart,
And somehow, now, we deem,
Man, heart creeps closer up to CODE
When bloom-time glories CLEAN.
The young bright eyes that gazed so long
With longing look to SEQ,
The last snow yield to show the flowers
And brown buds on the tree,
Are searching now the blue-birds haunte,
And list when robins sing,
Deep through the cedar woods, where glesm
The cedar birds on wing.
What though our looks To .tesled With gray
Their joy and earth's JOY bring
Our childhood thoughts once more TO dance
Around Us ia the spring;
And smiling ut our own wild joy
With hearts brilnful of glee,
We mingle with the laughing imps
On hillside, bank and lea.
The peach.trses' white rose tinted blooms
emils down to tell the flowers,
How close the golden summer comes
With long bright balmy hours;
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08
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nR. MORSE, the inventor Of MoRsss INDIAN Rosr
PILLS, has spent the greater part Of his life In
we'll a. North Americs-has spent three years among
the Indians ofou Western countryit in this
that the Indian Root Pills were first discovered. DR.
Morse the first establish the fact that all the
diseases arise from IMpuRIrY OF THE BLsoD-that
strength health and life depended upon this vital fluid
When the various passages become clogged, and do
in perfect harmony with the different functions
of the body, the blood loses its action, becomes thick
corrupted and diseased thus causing all pains, sick
ness and distress Of every name our strength Is ex
hausted health deprived Of and nature Is
not assisted In throwing OF the stagnant humors the
blood will become choked and cease to act, aud thus
light oflife will forever be blown out. How impor
tant then that should keep the various passages Of
the body free and open. And how pleasant to us that
have it in power to put medicine In your reach
namely, Morfe's Indian Root Pills, manufactured from
plants and roots which grow around the mountainous
cliffs Natures garden for the health and recovery OF
diseased man. One OF the from which these Pills
are made il Sudor6e, which opens the pores OF the
skim and assists Nature in throwing out the finer parts
of the corruption Within The second is plant which
is Expectorant that opens and uncOgs the passage
its Outs by throwing of phegm and other humor from
the lungs by copous splitting. The third Il Duretic
which gives and double strength to the kidneys
thus encouraged they draw large amounts Of mpurty
from the blood which is then thrown out bountifully
by the urinary water passage, and which could not
have been discharged in any other way The fourth Il
Cathartic and the other properties OF the
Pills while engaged in purifying the blood the coarer
particles ofmpurity which cannot pass by the other
outlets are thus taken up aud conveyed on in great
CAUTioN.-s:Merchants and r.nae-= lie IN their
guard and not be impo,ed upon by Counterfeit OF Dr.
Morse's Indian Root Pills, signed A. h. Moore. All
genuine Pills will hereafter have the name and sigma
ture of B. LAKE JUDSON, Successor to A. J. White
4 Co } on each box
sA orders and letters relating to said Pills must be
addressed to B. LAKE JuOsoN No. SO Leonard street,
New York, sole proprietor Of DR.. Morses Indian Root
Pills" 5F
DR.. Morses Indian Root Pill. sold by all dealers
| IN Medicines.
Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet in
the land Parties desiring the agency will address
alb sye for terms
Price rs per box Eve boxes will be sent re-
csipt of 81 postage paid. 105-ly
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-06-08
Nof1oe-

Our stock so Large, it Is impossible to snumerate
Il in an advertisement We will fill all orders prompt.
ly and consign the Goods to the Agent f Exprsss
Company at Prairie du Chen. Parties ordering Goods
can pay for them at that point when they take them
away, or the money may be enclosed to US with the
order. ..ss HENRY 4 MARIO = f.n
Milwaukee, May rs lssems w.