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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-29
AUCTION sALn


BY ]. c. Moot IRE & Co. Anct,on..--
FTRNSd NIT AND EFFECTS OF a FAM.
MoRNN seps.mSsr seb az e sopIK
:e.idehee Of gentleman declining % en- 1ne
streets We sh. sell the Furniture and EJECT, s1 of
VAIN, hair spring seat Sofa, Rocker and Parlor
s HsRIs Centre T:1, S 81 frame Mirrors
Three ply Carpets, Oicloth. Rugs,
Bed.teaas and Bureaus, w.1 h.s% dGa''a'n'
mattresses, Bolsters and Pillows,
Comforts, Blankets, Toiler Sets,
Together with the usual a. sortment Of Kitchen
notes sSs
o9 Sc bearing jnt e McGrrRr ,no,.
By J. C. MCGUIRE Il CO. AuctIoneers.
SIEAM-ENGINE, MACHINERY. SHEDS,
gSSop tkS IN rp ssp,. nSs
%,hi u O'Clock, AZ the Steam Brick Mandatory
bridge bridge ssdlng t9 AIIington, shall sell sntire the
tares Baqsaw M NAG Pulverizs. Sheds. FIX
patent right for the District for the making of pressed
nr1ok: the double machine and engine Of these
Iolks are capable of making 80 ,On0 brcks day and
the sale will afford a opportunity Ior a most
ssr n Investment to any one disposed to
=, Terms &C., which will be liberal, made known
se4-d J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts. .
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is UNAvoIpABLy
Rost2qned on accouat of the weather, az iii
~ ~ hSDAf MORNING, Sept. I'D, same hour
seal-d JAS. C. MCGUIRE & CO, Aucrrs.
ID, THE ABOVE SALE Is AGAIN POST
poned In consequence Of the inclemency Of the
Hefatner, until WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept.
sez-d JAS. C.McGUIRE CO.. Auct'rs.
III OWING TO THE SUSPENSION OF
travel over the Long Bridge the above sale is una
SolaablS postponed until FRIDAY MORNING.
September S9th, same hour and place
Acarriage will be waiting at the Aoueduct. on
Posite georgetown, TO convey bidders TO the sale
Sc "a J. c. MCGUIRE K co, Aucts
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOl.DA AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
~ SEWING MACHINE, &c, AT AUcTIoS ON
MONDAf the 81 of October, shall sell, at the
ttsesIusnce OF w m Gueble, north side of north
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-29

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence OF the weather, until SATURDAY
next, the 2ith inst, same hour and Place.
..- w. SELDEN,
seq Marshal for District of Coumbia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-09-29

IL THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER
Postponed until MONDAY, the Sd day of October
next, tame hour and place.
WIN. SELDEN,
sc "a I'd Marshal for District OF Columbia
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-21

Testimony OF Mr.. Abner E!mes, Market street
above Sixth. corrohorative Of the efficacy of vii.
liams' Anti pyspeptic Elixir.
d.. james Uiiiidas:
Dear Sir--it ives me great pleasure to know that
you are again preparing your med iur the cure
81 Dyspepsia, for many of my acquaIntances have
repeatedly asked NE where IL could be procured
know ing that | had been cured by 1t. A. thiuk
that public a. acknowledgements of the gre benefit
I have received from sh use of your me JIcine is
not only due TO you. but may he useful TO others
now make 1t. For several years ! suffered FROM
Dyspepsia, hi cb increased t0 such extent that
my health aud constitution were rapidly sinking
under il. | was compelled to restrict myself to
the most simple ioud, and even that could not di.
gest iet loss OF strens th disinc lination TO ex
ere Use, and las you have IL in your advertisement
general feeling of DIR, ress,on and iBdssc hahle
WEAKNESS. lr the year ISIS, hearing from Others
high recommendations of your Anti Dyspeptic
Elixir, procured aud used il W it'll the most happy
effect; under Its influence languor aud wsariness
gradually passed away, aud my appetite returned,
which / could grsiify with impunity. Ten years
have now elapsed, and my confidence in the cura.
tive powers of your med icne has course incress
ed, for IL completely cured me when failed to oh.
tain relief from any other source.
Very respectfully, yours
ABNER ELMES
The elixir" 10 sold IN hotties al 81 each or six
bottles for IS.
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS,
Chemist and PhaTmsceutist, No. South seventh st.
Philsjsiphs.
IL For sale by all Druggists. sei6
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-21

Testimony of Mr.. Edward II RowIey. of the firm
OF Row ley, As shhurner & Co IA, North Wharves,
in proof of the efficacy of Williams Anti Dyspep-
Tic Elixir:
PHILADELPHIA, October %, ls49.
DR.. James Williams:
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in recommending your
Anti-DyspeptC Elk II. for the cure OF Dyspepsia
have taken il myself for the disease, and have
been entirely cured. Yours, respectfully,
EDWARD "A, ROWLEY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-21

Dr. jones WiUidRs:
Dear Sir--Having suffered for a long time from
Irated and having tried very near for relief with
out success, was advised to use your Auti-Dys
peptic Eiixir." II affords me much pleasure to in
lorm you that an en- tireiy cured by it's use and
cordially recommend it to all persons suffering
under Dyspepsia. Very respectfully, &C,
GEORGE WOODRUFF.
Cornwall's Half Way House. Bristol Turnpike.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-21
ID Y S u Il u s !!

s SHOWN bv the statements of the
l Board of Health OF New YORK, caused the
death o IS PERSONS U Gil deaths week,
and ISL deaths by consump lion. induced by Dys
epsia. As it is ell aftested fact that Dyspepsia
the srigin of the suferIngs of arse portion of
those who die of consuIap ton. becomes the duty
OF y to such precautions asains and
remedy. for Dyspepsia as scIen,e and experience
have placed before them, and have proved TO be
eff Ous; of this character is "DR. WILLIAMS
ANTI-DYSPEPTlC ELIXTR," in corroboration of
which read The following testimsnia nials:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-21

Communicated to John B. Penrose Esq from Mr..
Franklin Eye, Kensngton:
1t is with great graf ifcatiOn that testify TO the
efcacy of civilians Anti-Dyspeplic Elixir"
hich you so strongly recommended to me , and for
which heartily thank you; it has completely re-
stored my he b, which cheerfuly publicly ac-
know LEDGE with the hope that Others may be SINH
larly benefited. Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE.
Kensington, Sept. %. 1850
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-04-21
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29

down his cheeks, Il did not mean TO do it,
but was drunk then got angry, and be-
fore | knew what was about, killed him /;
Oh, if | had minded what MY Sabbath School
tea her said, if had minded my mother, |
should never have come to this II should
never have been here"
1t would have made your heart sore, as it
did mine, to see and talk with him. Oncc
he WIS happy, pa ,ful child lik you; now
he is-a poor, condemned young man. He did
not mind his mother, did not govern his tenn
per, aud as he grew older he went with bad
boys, who taught him bad habits; and he be-
came worse aud worse, until, as he said,
when drunk, he killed man and now, af-
ter Il lew weeks, he must suffer the dreadful
penalty. As | left him he said
"Wiil you not pray for me e and he ad-
ded, T." OF tell boys everywhere to mind their
mothers, and keep away from bad compau-
ions
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29
Children a Help.
Family Treasury.

We ere pleased the oher day with the
conversat on Of woman, who old u; much
truth in gent e, simple way. We always
receive insp ration from the talk OF true wo-
me-. Their last net is conscience.
TDis woman said 81 never succ4 eded in
anything | undertook, unless | Lad baby to
care ior.'
This was somewhat differe from the The
talk often heard from mo,hers-"We can do
nothing. SO long VT have children to look
after. Nobody expects women to do any
thing but keep the family snug and comfort
able; aud this is enough for any vile and
mother to do. The most of those who make
the experiment, do it at the peril of their
life--sinking under the effort, and leaving
their families when they most need lhoir
presence aud love-
How much, at such tunes, we have wished
to answer: " Whether or not they sink I'M
der the effort, depends on the sort OF hus-
band the wife has, and on the way in which
she cares for and comforts the family" But
prudence said, Be mum So, mum VIC were.
But this woman, not strong-mnded, rot
strong-nerve not large anyway, only true,
said she had never succeeded in finding bust
ness, and doing it to advantage, except when
she had baby to divide care with business.
She could not tell why it was; but when
she had baby, she had business enough to
support the whole family by her profession
(she is PHYSICIAN; and when no baby de-
manded her care, no business. The baby
gave her inspiration; it supplied the conf
dence she needed, or the stimulus. Certain
ly, to her, it was a pledge of success as had
been tested repeatedly, when her husband,
from the arrangement of business, was thrown
out OF business for twelve months at tin O..
So children are not hindrance, if rightly
received. Anybodys com.~on sense nigh;
teach him that but, often, murmuring and
mewling are listened to instead Of common
sensense.
Yes, children are helps, if rightly welco =
ed to these earth scenes. No mouth comes
to earth, which a way cannot be devised to
to FILL A child is an inspiration-bless its
bright eyes, sunny heart, and trusting soul
The world would sink and fall without chill
dren.-Lye Illustrated.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29
DIR. HENRY'S
ELECTRIC OINTMENT =!

DOR curing Scratches Calls CaIks &c. on Hof, es Salt
khenm, Flesh Wounds. Old Sores, Burns, &C., on
people,
This Ointment, where introduced, is selling very rapid
y, and WHY? Simply for the reason that does what
we in all cases warrant ii TO do witt To cure scratches
on horses in from two tosx days when the directions
companyng each box are strictly followed
! have used DR.. Henp's Ointment for scratches and
salt Rheum sores ve,y often, without single failure
Henry sneiour Proprietor Public House, Higgaie Vt
1t is the best remedy for scratches, gals and caks
ever saw.-lJ L. sanders0n Proprietor fremont House,
st Adams VI.
Win The recommendations If such vett ran horse deal
ers AS r Stneb"ur of Hghgate and j. L. Sanderson OF
st Adams any cher en- easement unnecessary They
say 1t gu Er sc aches, gals, &c. on horses with al
most absolute certainty. 1t is excellent for and
cia X III cows eats, and appears be Just the article
Tor wy fame t" Keep in Constant readiess- Bullng-
has hee" tried aud not found wanting -[st Adams,
Vt, Messenger.
two weeks, when The physicians said would be without
the use Of ii Two monrhs. had all my fingers to the
hone with circular saw.-[A A. d. Peckham, Lebanon N.
had the misfortune to scald myself quite severely and
by mak'n all application of your DR.. Hen,ys Ointment
the pam from burn almost ntly disappeared and
in i've minutes felt no Inconvenience whatever from the
effects Of The fire. Carnda Sampson. Montgomery, VI
tIsusriess to wasle time in writing aiding mo
lengthy adve itisement III this Onlmen-t that
Is warranted to give satisfaction, whether used for
scratches sores bnns or any wound Of whatever nature
on man beast.
| farmers your cows troubled with sore teats! An
| ing.
Sold by the agents of Prot Motifs Magic Nar Invgora-
tor Manufactured at lliehgae, VI, ny A. j. Green.
:. X. GREEN, Proprietor
| l.. F. PURGE F. E. SMITH, Agents Tor Montpelier,
lslyl
Agents of Pi OF. MOTIFS Magic Hair IDvgorator and Dr.
Henry's Electric Ointment.
Barre, J. b. Ciamdeil Waitsfeld, Gleason &
Hastings Waterbury. J. NJ. Henry & sons Waterbury
Centre, W. W. Wells; Middlesex, Gates & Hidden ;
Montpelier, l.. F. Pierce. = L. smith stowe, R. Camp
H. tady NIotrlsve, sam b Clark Cadv'' F;.l Ter
Hyde Park Duttun Hyde Washir r. Down
ing Plainheld, A. r. Bancroft harshfed, G. q r..
Wooster Cabot u j. Lance, Putnam Sprague South
Walder j. A F. Farm; south Hardwiek, 8. Britcn /;
woodbury., j. L. A. Kent; East Calais, z. G.. Pierce
North M"ntpeIier Charles sibey; Northfeld, Jas. ~.
Mills Edwin Porter
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29

How TO STUDY THE BIBLE.-Evcn for tho
scholar, we believe the text, with the usual
apparatus for studying aoy language, is its
own best comment. For general readers,
really true and faithful translation is better
than all notes and comments. And a mind
truly honest, willing to receive light, heart
painting for God and spiritual good, soul
aungering and thirsting for righteousness,
can take the Bible in any respectable versisu,
and find all its own wants met and satisfied
can, if it has gilt OF feels a call, 90 to its
fellow beings with power and efficacy that
will be sought in vain from critical and exc.
getical apparatus. 1t is one Of tho illusions
of young ministers, and still ohener of Sun
day-schoo teachers, that they can find in
books the material they want for the elucd
alton OF the Bible and the instruction OF hear
ers and pupils; and no illusion is more COM
pleteIy and rapidly dispelled than this when
the actual trial comes. The books are found
dry and husky, beating ever about the bush
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29

but missing the bird. The minds Of hearers
and above all oil children, will not respond to
any such bringings forth. The sermons and
the lessons partake Of their source, and drop
dead on dull ears But when pastor and
teacher kindle their own souls at the fire of
Gods altar, fill their own minds with the
dear, sparkling truths of the Bible their
hearts with its faith, hore, and charity, aud
have the word hidden in their souls and
glowing there, they find that their speech
partakcs OF the glow and fervor OF the divine
Word, they see lis meaning and testify as
those who have seen and do know.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29

Coon HABITS LAsr.-Soon afterI was
settled in the ministry, was appointed a
member OF the school committee of the place
where l lived. In frequent visits 10 ore of
the schools, took notice of boy whose
clothing was very coarse and showed many
patches, but still was clean and neat through
out. His habits were remarkably quiet and
orderly, and his manners very correct. His
dispersion was evidently generous and kind,
and his temper mild and cheerful, as he min
gled with his schoolmates at play, or joined
their company on the road.
When last | saw him in New England be
was on his way to school, His appearance
still bespoke the condition oil his poor and la.
boring mother, and his hat was but poor
protection against either snp or rain; but as
| passed him, he lifted it with an easy but
respectful action, a pleasant smile and cheer
full "good morning." which unconsciously to
himself made the noble boy perfect model
Of genuine good manners. His bow, his
smile and his words all came from his true,
kind heart. When last | saw him, thirty
years had passed, and | was on visit to the
West The boy had become distinguished
lawyer and statesman; but his bow aud his
smile and his kind greeting were just the
same as those Of the barefoot boy with tie
shocking bad hat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29
RELIEF IN TEN MTNUI Els.
EsEsYAN'S.
PULMONGC WATERS!

THE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1927,
and first article of the kind introduced under the
name Of 'PuLNoEIc WAFtRs" in this any other
country all other Pulaonic afers are counterfeits.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN stamp
ed OIL each WAFER.
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve oughs, Gods, Sore Throat, Ito rseness.
BEYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis. Difficult Breathing
BhYaNs PuLMnNIC wAFERs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in tn Chest.
BRYANs PULMUN,C wAFEks
Relieve Incpirnt Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYANs puLMuNIC wAFEKs
Relieve Irrit tion Of the Uvula and Tonsls.
BGYANs PULM NC WATERS
Relieve the alb We Complains in Ten Minutes.
BRYAN PULMuNIc wAFERs
Are n Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYAN $ PULMnNlC wAFERs
Are adapted for Nocalsts and Public Speakers.
BRYAN PULMuNIC WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant to tn taste.
BkYANs pULMuNIC wAFtRs
Nct only relieve bat effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRYANs PULMo>IC WATERS
Are Warranted t. give satisfaction to every one.
JpJ NOSES Sole Proprietor,
Rochester, N Y.
Bryan's Pulnonic Waters
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Dryan's Pulmonc Waf rs
VIII instantly relieve
Viii instantly relieve
VIII instantly relieve
Hoarseness and Sore throat,
Hoarseness and Sore throat,
Hoarseness and Sore throat,
To Nocalists add Public peakers
To Vocalists and Public Sp akers
To Eocalists and Public Speakers
They are invaluable,
They are invaluable,
They are invaluable
They give Ccarness and Tone to the Voice.
They give Clearhess and Tone to the Voice.
They give Cearness and Zone to the Voice.
Is cents Box.
H. f. PIERCE, Montpelier, Wholesale Agent, for YER
mont,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29
IF I had Minded my Morher."

went, a lew weeks since, into Jail to
see young man who bad once been Sab
bath School scholar.
The keeper took large bunch Of keys
and led us through the long, gloomy halls,
unlocking one door aftervanother, until nt
length he opened the door ofthe room where
sat the youngpan we had come'to see. Tho
walls of the room we're Of coarse stone, the
f or of thick plank, and before the windows
were strong iron bars.
Without, all was beautiful; the green
fields, the sweet flowers, and the singing birds
were as lovely as ever; but this young man
could enjoy none of these,-no, never again
could he go out, Tor he was condemned to
death Yes he had killed man, and now
he himself must die. Think OF it, only TWEEN.
ty years old, and yet murderer
sat down beside him and talked with
him. "Oh," said be as the tears rolled
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29

Domestic LrFE.-He cannot be happy
man who has not the love and smile of woman
to accompany him in every deg artment Of
life The world may look dark and cheerless
without cncmies may gather in his path, but
when he returns to the Preside, and feels the
tender love of woman, he forgets his cares
and troubles, and is comparatively happy
man. He is but half prepared for the journey
Of life who takes not with him that friend
who will forsake him in no emergency-who
will divide bis sorrows-iucrease his joys
lift the veil from his heart, and throw sun
shine amid the darkest scenes.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29
Notice..

FOR Sale, equal and undivided half Of the Grist
Mill, located in Wocot Village, known as the Wolcott
Mills. Said viii built few years since by Pinney
Stuart The Mill consists Of four of Burr Stone,
run expressly for grinding Western wheat which is
doing good Touring business. For custom business,
the mill cannot be surpassed in Northern Vermont.
The mill is in perfect reparand better water power
can't be had in the country Also, equal and undi
vded half of good dwelling house the mill. The
above property will be sold cheap For further parcu
lars enquire of the subscriber of B G. Whitney the
miller j. h. STUART.
Wocoit, Nov Is, 1859. 2O6
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29

STATE OF YER NOME In Probate Court, held at
RANDOLPH DisrRcT So BPookiisid, within and for
said District, On he sh day If December, A. D. 1899.
Instrument puIprlng 10 he copy of the The astWiit
IA and Testament 1t l,0ve Albee, late Of Milford in
the County of Worcester, and Commonwealth Of Massa-
cIsetts deceased, duly allowed and proved in the Pro
bate Court fo SAID CmnIy # Worcester. beng
TO The Curt by Charlotte H. Abee The Exectnx therein
named, for Probate
II is ordered y SAID Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified Ia appear AT session of said Court
be holden attheRegsers Office IN Bookeid, the 5th
dry of Januar AID 1859, and shew cause, any hey
may have, aganstT,he probate OF said Will: far which
purpose IL Is further ordered that copy Of the record If
this order be published three successfully IN the
Green Monnan freem IN, parod At Montpelier, previous
to said time appointed for hearing.
true cody of record,
200w7 Attest, ]. H. CLEAV LAND, Register.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29
Vermont Central SsailrOad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Routes for Chicago and the West.
BRITISH AND U. ). MAIL ROUTE
Commences Monday, November 81, 1859

Ohoce OF houtes Tor chicago and the West.
BRITISH AND U. 5. MAIL ROUTE
CONNIE noes Monday November 81, 1859
Trains Going North and West
Leave Montpelier, dt 1915 P Nj. and ( O5 Pm.
M All TRAIN connects ut Windsor Il White River
w Jnnct"h w1h trains leaving Boston al d Springfield
At 73O SANE dayaHd New York the previous evening
Leaves Wlhdstrat l50 P. arriving at Burlington at
1l0 p Ne. 81. Abans at 1855, M, lodge and arrve at
Montrea at 1000 NJ, and a Opdensburgh ut 1910 N.
connecting nj Ogdensbu,ph with Grand Trunk, train for
Detroit and The Wesi. without delay
Express Train connecting al Windsor with train which
leaves New York al 800, aud at White River June
ton with tam which leaves Boston at 90 the
v"us day. Leaves Windsor a. $3.50 arrives at BIZ r
lneton at 2 IS Rrnse's Point at Is NJ, Montreal
at 100 aud at Ogepsburah at 80 M, the same
day. and proceeding by Grand Trunk train TOT Detroit and
the West the same night
passenger attached to freight train leaves North
field at 90 M, aud Montpelier III 80 M, for Bung-
ton. arriving there at 11.0O A. NJ.
Traius Going south and East.
Leave Montpelier at 800 M..and 3 90P.M.
Mail train connecting with trains lea ting Ogden. burgh al
200 p NJ. and Montreal at 430 leaves Koses Point
at $50 P. lodge AT St. Adams, leave at 49, NJ arrive
at burlington al BIS A. and Windsor at 10 NJ
necng al White River Junction With trains for Wells
River and Carton and for Boston, Lowell and Worcester
arriving in Boston at GAG Pm, and connecting at Wind
with trains for Boston, Springfield and New York
arriving in New York at lilo NJ.
Express train leaves Ogdrnsburgh at 90 AM Montreal
at o45 M, Rouse Pout ll.40 Nj. arrives Burning
ton ut lbs a Windsor ct 720 M Passer gers BY
this train reach Troy, N Y. and Concord day. nd
Boston and New York next forenoon.
Through Tickets inr Chicago and the West for sale at
the PRINCIPAL stations. G. MERRILL, Stunt.
NuH hied, Vt Nov. 81 1859
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1859-12-29
NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS.
THE ONLY REMEDY,

THE Eastern States, included in that section of the I'm
l. ion which is most widely known as" New England"
contain thrifty industrious, intel gent people, who have
achieved an uncommon degree of prosperity with eli
mate extremely trying to certain constitutions and soil
Of small fertility, they have conrved to surpass more
favored communities in almost every thing that conduces
to social comfort and happiness. Unfortunately they are
occasony so absorbed in business and mental cultivation
that they neglect the precautions which essential to
bodily health Dyspepsia and physical debility are prev
alent among all classes The first disease is produced by
natention to the digestive organs, which suscepta
OF arrangement Thousands paying the penalt
h this neglect and suffering daily the trying pains
almost without hope of relief. They have
eve that their ailment is chronic, and that they
bear with it to the end 1t grates us exceedingly
nounce to these afflicted individuals that they may now
command remedy Of unquestonable potency and virtue,
which has never been found to tail in all digestive
weakness arrangement Hundreds of tongues are rea
dy to grow eloquent in praise of this wonderful conquer
or Of dyspepepsia, which is known as