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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-09-30
Snsurantr 5grmits.
statement Of the Condition
OF TIE
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OK H
lst OF 5uly, 1859,
By The Laws Of tn, State Of Tennessee.

0N tlt LdMN vi w Dl1tC VI ANAAOooNN-
TTHK name q the oorporanon Is Eeiua Insurance Con-
pauy. located AZ Hartford, Conn.
The Capital Is one Million Dollars, and 4 paldgn
The Assets q the Company are Pr Marta
Real Estate un-sncumbered s70,ios Is
Money due the Company securedby
mrrtEaEe.. tolW "
Cash in hand and IN hank----..-- iSseaA
Cash IN the hands o. AGENTS and IN
HMortrzge Bonds 7 per cent SEMI
annual interest 1900 4sNo
g Mortzare Bonds 8 per cent, SEMI
8 Jersey citT water Boads at PEI
cert ssmi-anuusl interest---.- 5000 &oo
50 UartdCity Bonds s pr cent SEMI
annual Interest. .--.....--.-- 5000 oliOO
srmi-ssnSsi iHssTes -. 5000 $500
10 Brodklyu City Bonds s per cent
semi-suuuai uterea-..---.--. 1000 1000
5Mlwaukee CITY Bonds. TO pr cent,
Eami-annual uteregt....---... oiN1 900
hi sSsrasd iatslit $500 5s,s7s 50
Uuited States stock s per cent SEMI
annual l1eiIco
State q Keutucfy stok, 5 per cent
semi annual nterest.-....--.- l0lo0 1000
STATE Of tennessee Stock 6 per cent
Eemi-auuaal uterest-----....- 10000 5000
State Of New Tork stock 8 per cent
scmi-annual nteres--------.--- 30O Au9
State OF Missouri Stnck 8 per cent
seni-suuual nterest.....-..-. 5000 5000
state % Ohio st1ck 6 per cent, semi
annual interest. u660l-------- 5000 500
State o. Ohio STOCK s per cent, semi
ANIMAL Interest QS5g-.--.... 25JoOe 1870
DeIaware and Huesan Canal Company
60 II,oss 90
500 ShareFH Hartford and New Haven
Railroad Company StDck.---- 5000 5000
$50 Com. River Railroad Co stock 5000 1900
fu7 o. Boston q worcester Railruad
Company Stock...--..---.... 1910 10nB
90 cd Conn. River Company Sto1-- 5000 I,25O
Sc % Cllzens Bank Stock, Water
bury c. .------- 5000 $50
50 oil siaf'd BIZ Sfk, Stard SprinEss
ouW o.0
- " Eagle Bk stE. Provide r. L. ly6oo 1.6E
IS Cd Mech' a mas Do Jersey Gig,
New erFy--.----.---.-s. 100 100
100 " Revere Bank STOCK. Boston,
Nusuu luNNu
Merchants BIZ SIX 81. Louis,
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q The women Of Poland have a wstehful
eve over their daughters, and make thsm wesI
little bells on their persons, TO denote where
they are, ana what they are about
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Dissolution.

ALL persons indebted 70 the late firm q LuWnes, Or
uu a. Co, are hereby notified that The Affair." Of that con-
Germ viii BE- wound up a. speedily a. possible EhebH1s.
viii remain al the old stand. oorner q Monroe sweet tne
Frauf Row. where such parties are expected local and
make immediate and satisfactory Arrangement Cor their
Jebfs. LOwEEs. ORGILL Co.
Memphis, July 1, 1858. IN Liguidaiian,
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LIABILITIES

TIC amount n Liabilities due or not due % banks o.
uIhfr CelItsr-uuihiuE.
Loses adjusted and due-none.
LeEeH aduzted mt due----.-- u ST a.
Lsscs unaJusiei, in Suspense, waiting proofs
Mr 70 enaN D
All other claims against The Company are snail, for
printing, etc.
Agents instructed totske ~ risks exceeding 500
without special permissiuu.
The greatest mount insured IN any one city, town. vii
laEe or block, varies, and depends upon The Construction,
material, and the mesns Of arrestinE hres.
y g. RIPLEY. President.
THOS. 4. BRACE r..
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT
HARTFORD CoUETT, Hartford, Aus. I, -.
Personally appeared before me. HENRY FoWLER.
justice 81 the Peaoe. duiy qualified % administer oafhs
y g. Ripley President, and Thomas X. Brace, Jr, Sec
retary, and male solemn oafh that tn foregoing stafemeu
OF the assets and condition Of the Aetna Insurance Com
pany Is true FOWLER,
Justice Of The Peace.
OF TENNESSEE. CONTROLLERS OFFTCE. }
NASHVILLE, Aus. /, 1855. (
This s 10 certify that he Aetna Insurance Company. 10
Gated al Hartford, IN Tie state o. Connecticut has c1m,
piled with al TIE requirements % en- ad passed by tn
General Assembly o. he STATE q Tennessee. IN March
1856, entitled An Al TO regulate the aEencitsof Insu.
rance Companies not Incorporated by the Stated ~ eunes
see" and that =. T. ChadWiE is ne legally authrrirei
acento f said Company IN the ioun 81 Memphis, STATE o.
Tennessee. 1T. DUNLAP, Controller.
Peides issued IN ne shove Cd snd rslishie Comnany
On nberai terms BY ]. T. CHADWICK, Arenf.
aur14 Bank Building. Main street
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SOUTHERN MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

CAPITAL 8I9O,
Hon. ". p DEsAUsSURE. President.
p " MCNASTERs AcuzU.
Dr.. JOHN n Treasurer.
Dr.. 2. s FENEER, Medical Examiner,
Memphis, Tenn.
MYTH an experience Of nine years, and large ard
w aocumuiauug fund % Sfsts Bonds, THE SOUTH
r MUTUAL fIFE INSURANCE COMPANT ofens
great Inducements % 81 who desire 10 uss their capital
without anxiety, OF 70 secure their creditors aEainst loss
or q make prgvi1isn fer he support Of their families 10
case u DEATH
The means 81 ne Oumpsny are ample, It's paTment for
loses prompt its rates low, and its prodts are annually
returned o. is Efocthotfers-
Rales on Slave have been recently reduced.
Reports nav be had. OF any Information given. b. an
picauau 20 T ". WILKINSON, Ascent.
% Blur CITY Insurance Company,
auI1-6m Memphis. Tenn.
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8raI estate


HAVE % sale. a FAMILY R~EsIDENOE on
.lfl aHfst between gagoa1 and Beat. The af
To roots my feet nnd runs bscE one huldrcI mH
lnI-afe fsel ne improvements
a put atcElei House win el1ht rooms. and ~
ne uat sHts a business nan. being Wlfhlu
llal ei ne Garaa1 uouae. 9 hsVe also. Poor
- .li4iT aercs % Land, iu Puia-u cylng.
AZ ne AM mlneFr aul wlIIln raD wi1s1f Lluie
Raj ne ores o. these niass a. - 4 s1rrass NEE
~ w. ~ HUrr0N,
ecutheru Fl1lsninE House.
Or n blARD. SAY a "a
~ Hc- on nlfla1l street,
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Ear SHEQ.

LtIFur rev AMI c1ureul eat sulua sore Uduses Or als
II luu fr cash cus-rhirt bai1lce on good tine pa1eri
situated al un l1rth Fl-e ~ Mlurle street. between
hhln ard aecaad Er--fsf here are fra eHf aToeS over
each sore. VIII eel o-r. u- auy uusher. o. ns uhre
hunter tarether PH-a.ian given t1 -1tef -srm ne
~ f Jslusry lCr- AgFF % PEE aI uF 1r N Es
Ctnuan Biock. Mas rrsrL-
spif j. w. HOPKINS.
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I"I|""- y = =" II ------1
4 Valuable Tract OF Land.

@a-@-H
Lyinz and being in Fayetta and shelly ~cuut5as. Teur..
near the town o. ColierviHe. ouataining
One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
and described and bounded IS follous, to-git. Being the
frs1ional section No. s. IN township NO .. and range &
west o. the basis meridian Of the Chickasaw cesslo1.
beginning a. the souih-ezs corner ~ sad section, run
ming fheuCe north ll6 poles tca stake win q post oak and
hickory pointers, thence west eIghty-uue poles sud eight
links o. a stake. thence north ninerv-tlree poles and
twelve links 20 q stake on the cd Manchester state line
read, thence west with The HaucbesieT SAFE line, seven
fF-siE poles 10 B. PoEeIrs o0-uers fhenue south with
POWELL line hfty-lue poles % "a stake, thence west two
poles and sixteen links % p. C. Ualy's corner Cr Pew
elPE suuth boundary line, thence s5zfh with P. c. Hal
Tvs line one hundred and ffiy-niue poles e a stake,
uih az elm pointer. thence east one hundred and sixty
poles 10 the beginning.
Trnus or sALE-rhe above s~esaribed tract 90 land
viii BE- sid for uue-thiul cash. balzuce o. equal INSTALL
meuts. stone and tw1 years from Day 81 sale, purclas
ers b execute notes with approved security for The de-
ferred payments, with aieu retained on the premises.
sale 60 u O'Clock A. ~
JOHN c. LANIER,
Eer29-iautis ClerE and Master.
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SIRlNEERI 3 LlNk.

No. ~ Main street,
NEXT DOOR TOT. d. WILLIAMS 4 CO.'S
TME undersigned visa % call ne stenti0n ofme pub-
4 Die t1 their l~-e elegant and wcH selected sioek.
o-u-iriu- In part o. the h-aui=s sriice, to-vii:
Eezsut Dress -rriumir-i
p --sut Riahaasf Cor %
GIsous aU nusteTs
o. IONS Or Irav-lur nreacss
na rs ~ every dea-irudu and styles
Llrhirs. Cruel auf Wsrstei;
mhr1l1arv. 81 n rnf Cheliue;
Eutr1f5erT- Patterns and canVzeGs
gal zuF silver Th-eaf, Braii- Gaioons, Tssseis end
FrHer Cod and Silver stars and Ornaments. A cum
riets ls-rmelt ~ every article belonging o. the en-
lr1.iru line. HaieU-Iadie< Misses and Chiiircu's
Here ~ HrrrT variety. Ladies and Aiszes' Gloves and
FamuIetsi Ladies 1ul Misses sets o. Collars AMI Sleeves,
Jacllet. Swiss alI Linen Fiuuncngs; Edriug AMI Insert
mss Glmhz AMI Brushe. ~ every sfVfe Hnud and
srsHi Mirrrs RuEteu, ChaiEs Oils, Plmatums. Soaps
and PcFiunerT az co desClpfiuuss Eia1tiques, Elufilue
Cord AM Hihbcli SIX, Glass, Pearl. A=ath and Metal
Buttons uf every shape ard description. and a thousand
dif-rrni articles toa numeruus O. meatiou.
Pulrui1r attenuon o. called 10 Ger splendid assort-
mrnt o.
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thursday, october nth, 1853,
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
Two Hundred and Eight Acres,

| leLrept such portions Thereof. a. have been sod md con.
rFT-l hy lie Memphis and L1srauEe Raiiruad Company
| rrl1r b. He 5h q 0caher, 1881 said t-aa q Lsnd D
bounded a. follows, to-slf Beginning % the hank Of
the Mississippi river a. The sruLh-west corner ~ gdlr
OTeu0us Isl acre trsct. running thence suufh-wesi.
Eauly with The mesuier % he Mississippi river u
/ poles 20 ne uorfh-Eest corner 81 a so acre frla. anuf-
4 ted 20 Ahuer FlIgB, thence est With the n1rih h1undzr
line 0f said so acre tract, 2Sf poles o. the center "a
Bayou 6aFoso. hcuce down with The members a. sMf
Baguu GaF1so % o puiut uer where the soufh boundary
lne % said ISL acre tract crosse TIE center uf said
Bayou. thence we1 win the said boundary line about
s1 poles 70 me beginning.
ne whole ~ said tract Of lard has been Tad On and
undivided into blocks and town losoF rarious sizes. with
alnrces arF streets anl alevs audHlub~ sold IN uaurls
Deri purchaser O. numbered aEilald down o. ne plan
o. The tsu % FutPidreriur- fsse Rucferf new nsn
% te city m Memphis and Fgt Pickering1
Trims o. sALE-u8 valuable property viii b
sod rIan ne foiowlug terms to-sit. Firsf Latr b the
fnielter amount q ei3 soo, m three equal iuIfanmeufg.
payable repeelvey 81 seven. twelve and eirhtern
m1uins fnan lbA n AuEEsf. 1853 VITA interest frr
eaT OF sale. Tie remaining lois % So many rherarf Il
may be Necessary o. realize about sTluO. on a credit ..
twelve m1uihs fron lsh Aurusf. 1859. win infr-ssi
frum DAY o. ale. p~urchaEeH in ever laHsn-e II ere.
cute h1lls-vith r0od security for fhe purchase money
Sale O. commence atlI o'clorE A. ~ o. ne urerli-e.
JOHN c. LAETER.
i eer4lzaWfla EarE nuf No.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-09
An Earthquake at Sea.

The whale ship Sheffield (of Cold Spring Capt.
Green, arrived at this port New York; this morn
ing from Honolulu. April 20, lat. % So, Ion.
690 To-, experienced three severe shocks of an
earthquake The first was the most severe, occur
ring at .25 AM; the subsequent at $40 and
6.I0 AM. Capt Green, who on several occasions
has met with similar phenomena at sea, says that
these in time of continuance, and also in loudness
of accompanying noise, and the peculiar trembling
motion communicated to the ship, far exceeded
all others he ever felt. The mate on duty at the
time of the first shock, reported that the sea for
some time previous presented the appearance Of q
tide rip the time occupied by the first shock was
variousy estimated from 3-4 to l 1-2 minutes.
The noise might be aptly compared to that of
heavily loaded wagon or cart driven rapidly over
plank road all the seepers on board were star
tied from their slumbers.-SPectdtor
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-09

A Cool INvENTIoN.-An ingenious Yankee has
contrived chair for hot weather, which in eco
nomical point of view may be considered a do
nestle sine qua non for fat people. If we are to
believe the advertisement, all corpulent individ
ual has to do when the mercury is at fever point
is to seat himself in the chair close his eyes, when
he will feel as if he had been transported to the
sea shore, where the zephyrs play merrily and
gracefully with the rpets that break on the beach
Connected with the chair, placed each side, are
two pair of bellows. These, by pressure, produce
an artificial breeze as refreshing to the cutiele as
the aroma which floats upon the atmosphere from
the Spice Islands is to the nostrils of the weary
traveller on the seas.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-09

Thus it appears that our exports to Europe Of
flour, wheat and corn for the past seven months,
have not been an eighth part of what they were in
either of the three preceding years. There is no
reason then for the recent rapid advance in prices
here, based on any present probability of export
demand, and those who speculate on such a pre-
sumption will certainly ''burn their fingers" I'M
less, as before said we have not suciency of the
old crop to last till next harvest.
As to future-it is supposed that the arming of
so many men as are now engaged in the game of
war, will take so many hands from agricultural
pursuits as to insure short crop, which we shall
have to make up. There are three objections to
this reasoning. First, it is not true that these
men are taken from agriculture to any appreciable
extent. Second, large portion of the crops are
already in the ground; and third. there is an
abundance of the last crop still hand, not only
sufficient to supply the demand in Europe, but
with a surplus which will come to US whether we
want it or not, if We keep our prices where they
are
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1859-07-09

Hoes vs. Docs" What dog lives upon will
keep hog" If anybody doubts the truth of the
saying, let him kill his useless dog, and put pig
in the pen and give it the dogs allowance He
will find in a few months that he has a fine, fat
porker, fit to be eaten-a use the dog could not
be possibly applied to by any Christian. There are
too many. If they had all been killed year ago,
there might be two hundred pounds of good fat
pork in the country, to balance against every dog
So set aside, which would be no inconsiderable
item in the present scarcity of supplies. Dogs
are a nuisance, and should be taxed. While every
farmer keeps his dog and every free negro his two
or three dogs, sheep stand poor chance to get
through the world, and yield their annual fleece
with untorn throats. The increase of the dog
population accounts for the scarcity of sheep.
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with the above, keep every kind o. mu
establishments and musical merchandise generally.
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THE TNTELL T6 F.NCER
WHITTLING-A YAMREE PAR0DE
81 REV. ]. PIERPoNT.


The Yankee boy before he's sent to school,
Well knows the mystery of that magic tool,
The pocket-knife. To that his wistful eye
Turns, when he hears his mothers lullaby;
His boarded cents he gladly gives to getit;
Then leaves no stone un:urncd, till he can whet
it;
And in the education OF the lad,
No little part that implement hath had;
His pocket-knife TO they young whittier brings
n growing knowledge of material things.
ProjcctiIcs, music, and the sculptor's art,
His chestnut whistle and his single dart,
His elder pop gun with its hickory rod,
Its sharp explosion ana rebounding wad,
His corn-stalk fiddle, and the deeper tone
That murmurs FROM his pumpkin.leaftrombo
Conspirc to teach the boy. 70 these succeed
His bow, his arr w Of feathered reed,
His Windmill, raised the passing breeze to win,
His water wheel that turns upon pin;
Or if his father lives upon the shore,
You'll see his ship "bcam>ends upon the floor, :"
Full-rigged, with raking masts and timbers
Staunch,
And waiting near the wash tub for a launch.
Thus by his genius and his jack knife driven,
Ere long he'll solve you any problem given;
MIKE any gimcrack, musical or mute,
pillow, coach, an organ or flute;
Make you n locomotive or n clock,
Cot canal or build floating dock;
Make anything, in short, for sea or shore,
From achild's rattle to a seventy four
Make it, said L? Ay, when he undertakes it,
He'll make the thing and the machine that
makes it.
And when the thing is made, whether it be
To move the earth, in air or on the sea,
Whether on water, DER the waves to glide,
Or on the land to roll, revolve or slide;
Whether TO whirl, or jar, to strike or ring,
Whether it be a pistol or a spring,
Wheel, pulley, tube, sonorous wood or brass,
The thing designed shall surely come to pass;
For when his hands upon it. YOU may know
That there's go in it, and he'll make it CO.
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No family stouldhe without these invaluable curaves
they the only remedies perfectly adapted for
anu Griyate ss With them the parent Is pre-
pared against the FIRST approach and can meet
at the threshold and keen at bav. tribe of medicine
rightly directed in the first hours eseasc nerfctIv c-es
that which by delay only relieved by long and
Gus hours Of suffering II at ALL Wthese at hand YOU
are not Obliged to await the coming Of that often distant
or Dlistere or be but yourself administer
the simple specific, and restore the rudly current Of If
again TO health and ioy There cannot only no Innry
n any case from their but the general influence non
AGENTS WANTED.
we desire active, efficient agent for Tho .o,. -
remedies in every town community in tile United States
Audresst Dr. F. HUMPHREYS, 8 CO.,
No. $50 Broadway New York
s0-s.la bytbs DruGglsts lo wheeling. nA14-1y.
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Pianos, Mcloaeons, every kind of musical nstru-
nentS tuned and repaired.
81 Algo'is warranted st this establishment nov6
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FREIGHps WE sTwARD


Nv this Route Rreishts of all descriptions forward
ed from Philadelphia, New York; Jnston Baltimore TO
any points the Rail Roads of Ohio, IIenuckv Indiana
Illinois, wisconsin, iowa, Missouri On Rail Road direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also at Pittsburgh
with Steamboats,, nv which Goods forwarded to any
port the Ohio, Iuskingun, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
berand Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri Kansas
Arkansas, and Red Rivers and at Cleveland Sanusky ami
Lakes.
Merchants and shippers enrustng transportation Of
their Freight to this Company rely With on
its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to any point in the West by
the Pennsylvania Rail Road at al times as ftpOrnbLs
az are charged by 0Lter r. u. CoM4i,aMies.
~ BE particular mark packages "vII PESSA r. R.n
Merchants In ;e West orierng goods the East will
do vel 70 direct them to he shipped by hills Route.
Parties attending 10 their shipments from the East
will find to their to call Agents of this
Company at the following places before shipping; or letters
addressed to either OF them the subject freights will
meet with prompt attention.
ID. 9NEEDER, Philadelphia.
MAGR n; W. KooSS 50 North Street. Baltimore.
LEECII & Co., No. 81 Kilbv Street boston
H. H. Ii0USToN, Cent Ereight sgt. Philadelphia.
TiIOs. A. SCOTT, CENT SHpt, Altoono, Pa. jun1
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WINES, BR4NDIES, RUMS.
BLACK rKSNS So,

p TIERNAN & son, no. 70 North Charles ST. Baltimore
otter for sale the following articles, of own i'm
portation, particularly for family usr -
SHERRY WINES-Pemartnes finest mile gold a nj
brown SherricS, in wood and in glass 80 go
PORT WINES-Sandemans competition red and yrb;,o
Port, in wood and in glass. ~
MADEIRA WINE-J0hn Howard SIarc,e 0Da NJo5o,ro
in wool aad in glass also, Crane Juice. -
ltoCK StLnbergcr. Marcobrun.
ner Cabinet. Leb- frau. milch. BrOnneberg, or iS4G
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Moet and Chandon's finest in
quarts anil pnts. : ' ~ :"
DIssotard and Iennessy' fine old pale anark
RUMs-nli aud fine, Jamaica, Antigua Grenada an,
from the Islanls, mp0rted direct from London.
hoLIAND GlN-The best ality-Tiernan branl-and
no mixture Of aromatic poison in It.
600 haltehesss Of the ansstsoUoAoXG TEA m,5-,v
GSARDlNEs, Said on, Frensa ana American Mustard
misc W. a. EDWARDS RRo.
ITTOR0ESTER and Yankee Sauce just received and f3
Wv sale by [mh3NI w, A. EDWARDS & bro.
p ERLlN Wire Belt Clasps lli AMI Iu1I5eT DenIs ~
~ nS24 ?. SIcoLL & BROS Varsity store.
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- - - - I ~ -
hEF"EEN PITTSBURGH AND PHILADELPHIA,
Connecting direct in The Dcpot ut Pittsburgh with
Through Trains from al Western Cities for PhadriphIs
New York, Boston, baltimore and Washington Oitv: Tins
furnishing tile of
surpassed, Cor speed comfort by any other route
Express and Fast Lines through Philadelphia with
out change q Cars or Conductors
Smoking Cars attached to each train; woodrun7s
Sleeping Express ara. E'lS. sJDrcIT
runs GSnti Mali and sundays Three
Daily Trains connect direct for Mes: Yort All Trans
connect for baltimore ana washington. All t'an'
Mail Train leaves Pittsburgh at A; NJ arrives in Phta.
HetPSla af' z M Baltimore ut M and New York
Mt ~ u. VI.
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady Of 2Ghad been with Indigestion for
several months render great necessary in the
selection Of her food After eating the stomach became
acl food rising in her mouth with WATER unpleas-
ant, heavy, loadke sen'atonIn her stomach continuing
for oe hours, frequent headaches novels Constituted
depressed mental condition. See taking the
Dyspepsia Pills, morning and night, than
week almost symptom of her disease vanished
and size felt like a being.
Gentleman somewhat advanced in years, strong, robust
constitutions had lately been good deal affected nli-
geston, weak stomach tongue, bad the mouth
and attended with peculiar vertigo whlrIing In the
head, much render his riding u carriage, or
even mounting emncnce, quite dangerous After irving
several things Intellectually, he fell upon the Dyspepsia pills
which Afforded prompt relief pill every night morn
ing works like charm relieving all his vertigo and other
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New E'aIl and W W ii5ltef GP0os7s

Just receive from W aI yOt er1Nyg
ton n pdcd
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.
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PILES.

clergyman Of the baptist Church, well known In Illinois
writing to 81 have hePn for time seriously
afflicted With bleeding piles; and have regarded my ctse
severe neat time indeed hopeless; but have used
your medicine (Pe Snecinc), and am cured / have
obligation"
gent eman of nrtvye1rz, well and f1vorably known at
Cehi, Delaware count, New York, had marty to the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive hemor-
rhagc, pain and suffering he reduced verge Of
the grave. For he had dragged miserable exs
enSr confirmed invalid disqualified for business,
snd life almost burden It nreIt that he hal
tiled all Of ramecs all doctors TO little
purpose lie consulted two years Trrcommen
Ell our Pile Specific with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
FROM this he began to improve. and since has
serious turn of piles. From the first month up year
past he had occasionally symptoms his old compain
hut few doses OF the Pile Ps would disperse all,
more than past he has been entirely well piles
brilliant scarcely to be found in the annals Of
medicine. -