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SELECTED PCETR y.
HOW CALMLY PASS EEER QUIET
EeATS

How calmly pass her quiet days
IN womarly rcp9sc!
AS sometimes, BY the dusty ways,
\ stream. halfhidden, flows
So softly, that the travellers ear
Scarce hears its Current bubbling pear.
Most beautiful, yet never proud
Beloved, yet never vain;
Though courteous TO the idle crowd
That come and go again,
Yet happiest when her time is spent
With those she loves in cain content.
She knows but little Of the art
BY which we learn the right;
Her knowledge lieth in the heart.
In woman's keen ilSi git;
And much she teaches by her looks,
That we could never iind iii books.
With patient grace she moves along
Through all her duties: oil =
Beguilimg them with sweetest song.
Snd rhastcncd niirth and Syt;
And all the day like some sweet bird,
The music Of her voice is heard.
Long may she live sec clearer STILL
With every frightening eye,
And learn screncly TO fulh!l
Her woman destiny;
And happier, purer grow cscA day
AS steals her quiet life away.
oHy'tgat:tnotSt. E. &. EASTMAN.
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CLERKS OFFICE, FAIRFAX Co. Court, !
Dccrmhcr y. 1850.

December T., 1859.
.Mndu~. Yours Of the 9th instant, has
been received John \. Washington, Esq. OF
twenty-five acres of land in this county, known
a> the Mount Vernon Estate 1t WAS con-
vcvcd TO him bv his mother Mrs. Jane c.
Washington, on the 18th day Of September,
lS49, under the authority vested in her by the
Will of her husband, John \. Washington the
glider. The conveyance WAS in fee, without
any charge or reservation whatever, except to
Mrs. Washington, the fishing >!rorcs thereon
daring her litr and Charge {. six thousand
dollars to Mrs. Wm. T. Alexander. The prop
cr;v at the time OF the CONVEYANCE was clear
Of all incumhrancrs whatever. and Mr.. WASH
nwtom, since the said conveyance to linn. has
never norlgaycd the Same, or otherwise CHI
cmmbcrcI it, nor is there any Judgment against
him, or o:hcr lien npon the said land, except
,hat in the decd from Mrs. Washington to him
as aforesaid
The contract between the Recent OF the
Noun, Vernon Association and MIR. Washing
ton is dated the 9th day Of April, 1858, and
WIS admitted to record il til, Court OF thc
l9lh day OF April. lS5S.
Most respectfully, yoHrS,
ALFRED MOSS, Clerk.
Isl. Grant from - Cmlpcrpcr t" Niclo!-
- Spcn<rr and john Washington, 1914
2d Grant from Cic ,lwc II. Jcfircv> 10 NicEI-
u,> Sprri>cr and john y. Washington, lG11,
!or 5000 acres of ianl on record in land Office
ui Virginia. Richmond.
L., f.
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Ilox. ". J.. IAycEY.-Air. Imrcy lrll
Charleston last evening. So many nli>rrrre-
scntatinns Of him were made hv correspondents
oi Papers, that We annex the more truthful re-
mark of the Convention correspondent OF the
Washington E'"r"i"Y .N'T:
Mr. lanccv, Of Alahama, +" Ihc a>ioni>i-
nrlt Of ALL haS shown himself one Of the most
pr.n:ent and least rAtrrInc mrn Ill his r"ilr>''
here steadily cas:iu. h!S influence which turns
ont to I,c ar greater than expected against
extreme views amd extreme mra:Hirca alike.
Ills simple ohirer is the maintenance "I the
Constitution amI Southern R"lri> Whatever
else is uItcror, lie is willing to await, and meet
the cSiycncv as 1t arises.
Chur',%t"9 .Ic~s.
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Platform
OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL IEMocEAcf. ADOPTED
N TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION At

! OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL IEMocEAcY. ADOPTED
IN TIE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION At
CHARLESTON, Cd MAY, 1860.
| These resolutions wcrcr reported by the ma
iority of tile CommtteeSf the National Con.
vcntion, and received in tlat body the votes OF
the fifteen Southern Stats, and Of California
and Orcgon-tle majorit.' Of the States Of the
| Union.
Re 0 rel, That the platform adopted by the
Democratic party at Cincinnati be affirmed,
with the following explanatory resolutions:
First, That the government of Territory
organized by an act Of Congress, is provisional
and temporary; and dulIng its existence, all
citizens OF tic United States have an equal
rirhr to settle with their property in the Terri,
tory without their rights. either of person OF
property being dcStroyed-or impaired by Con
srcssona OF Territorial legislation.
Srcond, That it IS the duty Of the Federal
Government, in ali its departments to protect
when necessary the rights Of persons and pro-
pcrty in the territories AID wherever else lis
constitutional authority extends.
| 1H:rI, TIa: wAcn' t'e@Ssettlcrs in a territory
having an adequate popV V'"1ion form State
constitution i'll pursuance Of law, the right oi
sovereignty comncncc., .5'd. being con>umma-
ted by admission INTO the Union, they stand on
IN equal footing with thepcoplc Of other States:
and the State thus orea. lied ou@ht to be adj
miltcd into the Federal Union, whether its
constitution prohibits Or recognizes the il$tittl-
! t;nn Of slavery.
FDr..:A That the neerpcralic party are in
favor OF the acquisition q the Island Of Cuba,
on src! terms as s!ai; hekonorahlc to ourselves
and just 10 Spain at tit earliest practicable
movement.
ETtH. That the cnactltcnts ol State Lrgi>ll-
lures 10 defeat the faith Ill execution OF thc
Fugitive Slave Law, are hostile i'll character
s;bycrsivc o: the Constitution and revolutionary
III their effect.
.Sirih, That the Dcmdcrac OF the Unite.
States recognize il as til. imperative duty Of
this Govcr,lnant 10 project the natural;zcrl
citizen in AL his RIGHTS, whether at home Or in
i reign lands to the SaIe extent rs It's native
BORN citizens. n
Whereas, one Of the aRatcst necessities Of
the AGE, il. a political, ccSnmcrtial, postal and
military point Of view, is |; speedy r"lnnHnica'
i"a between tic PaciIicfamd Atlantic COASTS
| Therefore be it
H~oirrd That the Democratic party dc
hereby pledge tircmscIv@ to IiSc every means
i'll their power 10 secure the passage "t some
hill to the extent of thclonstitulioraI authori-
y Of Congress for ;hr Construction OF Il Pacific
Railroad from the Mississippi River to the
Pacific Ocean, at the carl!csl practicable mo-
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-l:;r Southern Convention.

We copy the following among the many
paragraphs from the Washington corrcspon-
'l,ncc,o Northern papers a>indicativc Of opoinn-.
ION amouc Washington politicians as to the
probable future action Of the Convention which
i> to assemble at Richmond OH the llth of;
June:
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W WAsHlNGroS, MAY +.

There has bccn much excitement to-day
among Southern Democratic Congressman
upon a proposition for their uniting in re-
quest 10 the Southern delegates to Charleston
that dM poi mrcic from the Convention to join,
at Richmond. those that did secede. hear
from most prominent gentlemen that the cf-
tort will be nnayane. For all that several
Sruator> and Representatives, from what is
termed the Cotton States. will sign a request
20 the effect above stated.
hear that Mr.. Seward no longer hesltatcs.
,l,ou running or the nomination At Chicago,
but the Republicans have plenty of trouble
anon" themselves as to who shall be their
uomimcc.
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BFfoADlzR GsSEEAl.--ln the 26th Ill,
Lieutenant Colonel j. ?. Bates WAS elected
Brgadicr General OF the I'd Brigade Of the lst
Division 5. &. ~, to fill the VIC = occasion
=: ~ re !:,G.Hatic., ~::,":'. 'or.'2,s
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gsai. Geoad Meeting.


proposed Rail Road to this place.
The meeting was organized by calling Col.
Jas. II. Wilherspoon TO the Chair, aud V. NJ.
Connor$, ESQ., was requested 10 act us Sccrc-
tarv.
The Chairman explained the Object os The
meeting and impaired some appropriate in
formation in relation TO Tie proposed route by
way Of Bi>hopyiilc, connecting Lancaster with
the North Eastern Rail Road, obtained in re-
cent interview with the President ofthe North
Eastern L. r. Company.
The Chairman also appr;scd the meeting
that Il meeting had lately been hcI'i in Camden
to consider the practicabiIitv ofbuiIl:nc road
from that point to Lancaster. The report Of
said meeting WAS then cl!!cd tor and read: y
letter from the President Of the North Eastern
Rail Road WAS also read.
Mr. S. B. Massey submitted resolution
that delegates be appointed to represent Ian
caster in the Rail Road Convention to b. held
at Dishopyc on thc 18th inst, to which We
have been invited. Mr. NJ. resolution was
adopted, and one hundred delegates were ap-
pointed 10 represent the District in the Bishop
Vile Convention.
On motion, it was resolved that the Chair
man and Secretary of this meeting be added
10 the above Committee.
The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by W. NJ. Connors, Esq;
Whereas, We. the citizens o: Lancaster Dis
trict here assembled, having the best interests
Of our District in view, are firmly convinced
o' the Importance Of conuccting her by rail
Il, L.. e
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SAVANNAH. May Sin the United States
Court. to dar. the Grand Jury returned true
bills against Me>srs c. y. L. Lamar Carey ".
S,iL,. J. Mott Middleton and VIM. Hone, for
the ry,cuc Of Capt. Farnham, from the County
jail. last week.
4 large and enthusiastic meeting WAS held
at the Masonic Hail. tonight, to approve Of
HE course Of he Southern delegates in the
Charleston Convention.
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SAD AcciDnHr-Wr regret to learn that
yerv il.ciailc"iv ncci,!eu; occurcc! Il: L"!l,s-
bury. on Friday iasr. Mr. Strauss, Il that place
WAS takin. ride in 4 buggy OF carriage, When
the horses became aAirig!,tel and ran s"ar,
breaking the vehicle 70 pieces. killing one Of
!is .i..::en, and i;;jug;ng his wifi 50 eeriocsly
s. - < ::ss,>s:~a =. ~ C'.,rt'',.'l;;.
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BALTIMORE, Nav 8

Washington Hunt. Esq, oi New York, waS
chosen permanent President, and one Vice
President and two Secretaries from each State
were elected
EX-Gov Hunt made a powerful ln'on
Spccch and WAS followed by othcr prominent
men, in similar language.
Tic proceedings, 50 far, arc characterized by
Great ulIanilnity, and Il vast amount OF cnthu-
Sia>m.
\ Committee ot one from each STATE was
appointed to confer regarding candidates and Il
Platform.
From the tone Of The speeches delivered to-
day, 10 platform will be adopted that DOES not
recognize Il Constitutional Cnion, and the Ell
iorcclncirt of existing laws.
MrSsrs Bell and Houston are most promi'
nentlv named as til. candidates for the lrc>i-
dcncv. and Mr.. Everett for the Nicc-lrcsi-
dcncy
The Convention adionrnc& to meet OIL Thurs
lav morning, at ten o'clock, when the momin'-
ton promises to be harnonious!v y effected.
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Death Of BR1eADIER GENERAL WILLIAMS
r. DrSovAx7.-We learn with murh regret,
ron! + private source, of the death Of Williams
L. Dunoyant, Brigadior General ofthc Sixth
Brigade Wimsjoro Reyister
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$50 OO!t ii

From this statement, YOU derive the cnconr-
aging assurance, not only Of having raisr'l the
entire purchase nnoney, with lis interest. but Of
possessing, over aud above any remaining la
bilitir>, abont $4,000 toward the illn" Which
will be necessary 10 meet aIl the rr>pon~ibiI;-
tics We have assumed for our country, VIZ: 10
place Mount Vernon beyond III! contingencies
p"hhc us well us prir'M. By raising Tie
nIcars,o effect the purchase, We lave rcdccrI-
ed the are p!rdgc. Mount Vernon is uow no
longer IN "o"y"t tin"~ o"n contingencies i"c'-
dent TO 1,ic"ie po>>cs>iou.. 1t rc'n'ims now
for us to consider what is included i'll the other
ohgation, i'll "rtr 10 prevent contingencies
incident to public possession, viz: 10 provide
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MG.,l:t VcT.:ssR.

II tie OFce,S and MnJsrS Gf The .Uad lIerngn La
dies .IsSociaton Of t= LiuO@:-
1t is with feelings OF no ordinary gratilica-
ton, that announce to YOU, that the Home
and Grave of the Father of his Country, is now
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FulLY-Thr .S9aM 1Groiimiou is absurd
enough to attribute the =. ton Of the Southern
delegations 1t CharIcstnE. to the great intu-
clcc of the Cu-uicratiol Marty Of South Caro-
G,,1 < ~ Z =; =, n, :.
triumph "vc: What it call
Of the State. We are such
parties existed, either mS 1igarizat;oll,
IN >uGrlI Caru!ir.a. Il zsazH there ha> hrcn
defined, division, it Ir,s IL INTO stn,c Rights
Democrats and Natiunal. >uhni>>om party
seeking AMI Orr--l)ru@ las Democrats. in
truth ,llc division, on nodes OF action in 1850
u, have lor- I.a>>c'l SWAY. and throughout
South Carolina and tn. So#ih. the sentiments
ami purposes which h#ic lead 10 rI,c late dis
rrrton and >iaul nj Charleston. have been the
twit ol au advanced Az! r"rn"on sa;' ii pUl'-
lie opinion uYnm the rr-h;> and r"I!c! Of the
South.
1t is !o!Iy 10 rm'ira;nr 10 produce jar arHii
hcart-b'!riiin@> IL The ,'alr, whrri AL aGr n"w
united i'll opinion AMI acton, ami al look % 4
-cm>:a c"njoimt n!ovcrrEl
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The Washington GYayt'iutio" annonntcs the
rc-estabishment ot i uost off, = x L..ori:
= '.-7,.~ T-"i r,.r.-G!::-.
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NOR Of Mr.. Washington's insolvency, will please
give Publication to tho falsity of the statement
lis contained in the letter below.
ANNPAMELA CUNNINGHAM,
Regent Mt. Vernon L. y. [.
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the noble Everett, for morc than onc-toi!rth.
500 0O4.77, Of this laryr sim, lis follows:
Amount received from Grafton, SIO.nl2 Is
From y Y Ictlycr and connection l209I ii
Donations 1850 IS
Ladies' 90 90
Increase Vi Interest, 5,l1I W
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l'rnllc ME1|ixG.- Judge T. j. A:rlcs, :,
Delegate from this State am,l }. }. Williams,
E>u u.c u!llr a!tcrnatc>. arrived i'll tic stealth
rr t;ur!op on Wednesday morning. L"arnil:..
tIiat the community WAS cytrcnrlv amNoi> to
obtain the latest information from Charleston,
the distinguished gentleman first manned, kindly
acrccJlrd to their wishes, and in Il clear and
>ucriuct malrucr reviewed the action o. the
Convention and defended the coarse lnr>Ucd
hy the SnHihcrn States. He WAS IistcMcd to
will. The cI"Sr> attention AMI WAS frequently
interrupted !,v >ir"Tt> Of ap''a'i>". Il i nr"'!-
Irs,, - XIV that til" ci;zrn, cf Frrn:m'iiia
warmly approve Of the c"nr>c Which ha, b@cn
pur>'.r, Iy the Florida DcIrysai;on. 1t the
coM>!!@ !!@s,:: =: Jutgr lppe> a'!trcs> Col. ii. ".
Gall ma'lc few remarks upon The SAME >lib-
jact Col. Gail took the m"an'"s apVrohi-
l;on OF i;s hcarrr~. I.H.Gov. H:o"mr tlI"'!
offered the follow ir@ resolutions. whicl; wc?c
unanimously a'l,iic...
Ec&,InJ. That the thanks ii this meeting
are 'IIic !" .Irigc Epf~>. o"c Of the Del lr"ac>
1T Iar.r iion this State. 20 ilIc rrrcnt Demo
,ratir Conventional Charleston. for the interest
ia~ and instructive address delivered 10 ti-
meeting.
H,>1ir1, That Tie failure Iy tI,c late Demo-
cratic Convention. to adopt what WAS !rmon'-
mated the rm,iori;y Platform, left the South II"
alternative but secession from ,he b"iy or dis
graceful Submission 20 injustice and lncpr'aI;-
lv.
RraV'r,I, That this lnrclim@ ltigitir approve
;hc cnursc pni>ucd hy the Delegation from
,I,; S..,. in ur,,u,,Iiv Withdrawing from that
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PulSDyED EY Gvhyu.-.ES it may nu !"
generally knuwn that ..lia!i" is r"s"Ii"U>. VT
deem it important /" rmr Iirnn" :ricl'c> g.
nc;aIlv. to state iaial case that occurred
hear this yIagc !a>l week. \ negro man be-
ouviur to the estate ri I. .. Fulton had a
woiind oh one OF hi> LaniS, and, while work.
in. in tuan", he icramr POISONED with it, The
,m!~nn extended ur lis urn, "u! WIS conveyed
into the system. the ci;''rlS Of which carl,rd
him 10 suffer the most 'in;cl,Sc pain He SUI
,iycI ten day<.
The Physicians wI." attended him related
these facts to Us. We chronicle them for
what th"y are worth. Guamo we believe, !,
CONFUSED ot vegetable and anima matter,
the latter Of which, III 4 stale %: decomposition
is POISONOUS --K'in9>'rrc S"r.
Ak EXPRESS Worthy OF THE NANE.--Wc
received, Yesterday hH 3 o'clock, =. ~, by
Adams Express, New York papers pt the I'd,
Charleston papers oi ting 81, and New Orlram,
laIrr< Of The ! lh iIsl%rt How great a blessing
i, would lac, If such AM institution As this EN.
press could T.: suhstit;I ted altogether for the
icrrapin-paccd mails Tliich our Democratic
Administration inilict Il nnn Lis.
i l.
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Spfrtkant5.

~ & II. MOSER, Dealers IN Foreign
~ and Domestic Dry Goods '.ardware. Groceries,
seersware. Boots, Shoes. IS, Caps. Ready Mad.
CiothinR. &c. Marker ST.. Marran- Z.
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WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE
FACTORY. 1T WaRREN.

~D The Proprietor desires to inform his
N4-&(fr friends and ratross. that he may nov
SIZE be found on Libert, street. south Of the
NNBank where as forzleTly, he Is manu-
facturingt TO order. AND for sale Carriages and Buggies
Of every description ;and Eiilcunstautly keep on haad
a good assortment oithe most approved ST, les which
for material substantial workmanship nd ELEGANCE
Of finish, shalinothe surpassed in this section osOhic.
Those wanting q vehicle Of any kind. win do we'll Lv
giving me a GALL a. they can scarcely fail in being
suited. either in style, quality terms or price.
PaiutingAnd TRIMMING done in a up~eriormauner
ard at prices that will give satisfaction.
Cash Willie paid, and good prices. for the best or
ali kinds second growth carriage lumber.
Warren, April 90 80. Z. X. WISELL.
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Is unhesi'atingiy offered as a reliable remedy tor all
those complaints to which every N-alan Is liable. and
which g-siualiy affect the mind as sell as the body. sc
that to think, talk lr work becomes alike a source oil
suffering, il not an impossibility. Among other com,
plants for which the Catholicon is a remedy, is the
Falling OF the WOMB. Whites, Suppressed. Irregular
or Painful Mehstrustion. floating. -inhsmmations and
Diseases OF the kidneys or UriEAry Organs. Retention
or Incontinanc- Of Crime. Heartburn, COstiyeness,
Nervousness. Paintings. PalPitatiOns. Cramps. Bis
turbed SLEEP, and all troubles, organic or sympathetic.
connected with the uterine organs.
Ladies who are troubled with anv OF the above Sym
toms, or with Spine Liver ct Lung complaints. are
invited TO address DR.. BRIDsE. with full confidence
that they will find relief. harshslI's Uterine Catnoli
con is not n quAck medicine. but its ingredients have
he-n made knoWn TO the lie teal Colleges. and th-y
are at the service Of any respectable phy sIcian in The
country.
Tie Price Of -HarShaIrs Uterine CafhoffeoH IL On,
Dollar AID a Hay per Single B0te.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED
gE9E5AFa 5gTI2RSs


I'VE COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JAUSDTCF,
Ckruuie or Ne rOHs Debiii g. ID ssases II the KID
BeEs. aad all diseases arising from a disOrdered
LIUtr or Stomach
Such as Constipation. Inward Piles. Fulness or
Blooi 10 ;he Head AcidItY Of tn Stomach NAUSEA,
Heartburn. Disgust for food. fulurSS OF Weight ia
the stomach, Sour EIuciatjous. SinainE or Fluft-riug
At the PIT Of the stomach. swimming Of the Head.
Hurried and DifEcult Breathing, Fluttsriug at III
Heart. Choking or SaGosat.ng Sensations Whtn in a
lying posture Dimurss OF NisiuH. Dots or - els before
tue sight. Fever aud DulI Pans In Ihr Head, Deficiency
Df perspira;ios. Aello~ ness o. the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the Side. Back. Ch-st. Limbs. dc. Sudden
Flashes Of Heat. burning in The Flesh. Constant Ina
gininEs 81 Evil and Great Depression i Spirits.
rh= rroTrirtOrs. in calling the attention Of the pub
lie TO this preparation. do so with a feeling Gf the Ut
mnst cOuG IrHce in Is virtues and adaptation to the
diseases for which is recommended
1t is 40 ueS and untrici article. hut one that has
stool the t,>t OF ten years trial before the American
people. and its reputation and sale are nHrivaied by
any similar preparation extaIt- The te>tin ouy in its
favor given hy prnEli irnt ant welHknosn Physicians
aud iEdividualSm all parts Of the country IS immense,
and a careful paru>nI Of the Almanac. pz,lishSi anEu-
ally ~ the proprietor. and to he hal gratis OF any Il
his Agents. cauno; hut satisfy the most ~skeltical that
this remel. is really deserving the great celebrity it
has obtained.
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From these figures it will be seen that marry one
fourth Of the total deaths in the country are caused by
consumption. TO sal nothing OF the numerous other
diseases 81 ringing from a slight cold.
Do not tTihe with sour health; but. II suffering IRON
a cough. or cold on the lung-- huy a bottle Of lOOF-
LAMPS BALSAMIC CORDIAL. aud you may safely
count on a cure. ThOusantS have done so, and have
certified 10 its wonaefiui effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed rom a disordered or dys
pertic statr OF the stomach. in which case the German
E!tierS shOrld be used In cas~s Of WeaSness or Eru-
eral debility OF the ~ Strm. resulting irom a pratrac.ed
cough, the Germin Bitters will be found OF greet ben
eft
Prepared only by DR.. c. VI. Jackson, ais Arch Street.
PhiladrlI hia. aud for sale by druggists aud store
keepers throughout the United States and Canada
Price - CENTS rer bottle
Local AGENrS:-E A.Smigh & Co.. Warren; En-
sign d SuuIe. NcNtOn Falls, DR.. IuLes. FsTuibgtOn;
Williams & -quihs- MesDpoiamia; Howe q Green. y.
~Blovmheli; Ernsi * Hahns. Ur-ngeyilte; u. Rrown,
UhLon JaDl9y
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FROM PHYSICIANS.
MARsHALL,s UTERINE c-ArHoLIcoNl

MarshaH's Uterine Csiholicon will certainly cure al
the diseases for which it is recommended. In the worst
cases ! have ever met with, MarshaIIs Uterine Cathoi
icon is & cerGsin and sale remedy.
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DR. HOOFLAND'S
BAhSAE8IG CORDIAL

Coughs. Colds. IEfaeH-a. Group. B0G-sReSs. BrOH.
ckifis. PacHmgEtH. Disea-cS Of fhs B0reis rising
from CsldS fnriBic-f Consumption. and for fkc re
lief and If a. al possible care Of Patients ia aS-
Uaaesd stages Of the fat'er dise1ss.
This c 'Irbrat-i preparation like the 9it,ers. may
he confidently relied On Il is dvs;gLe5 for a class Of
dssea SIS . ore genera and more fatal thaH any otter
u which th- people OF thIs cuuutry are ~ jrct-thss-
Swinging from a slight cold That eminent author
inv DR.. Bell. ssy-: II will not say that Colds are 10
orr inhabitauts " hat the FiagEs and TeIyOD Ferer are
to those OF other countries; hut l can aver confidently
that Ihsv usher ia disease OF greater completely and
mortality than these latter
further proof Of the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from a'eOmn0H cOid' may he strn by n glance
al thu FOL-. sing statistics. taken from he records o.:
the Board OF Health of philadelphia. confessedly one
OF ;he NOS; health loealities ii The Union:
Is5a. Tota deaths in Philadelphia, IO.26I