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Ilaip STREET nbore tie f0rhs Ii0td
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viii conduct thi
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BlOomsbuTr, AnTil Cm
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BY IRANk CROSDY,


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HH4T hYEhYBuDr Hl.N7S.
THE FAMILY DOETOH>
CONTAINING
SIMPLE REMEDIES, EASILY OBTAINED FOR THE
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PROEESSJR HENRY S. THYLOR, " d.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16

lFr0m 10 L0Q004 NoNe, Juno
ne mpcrsa q ne statement relating 10 Turkish
shars sds ~ IL noes nd Ne 5scrsary fsr Foreign
AfhSs, n anewsr - " qneseccs 81 Mr.. Seymour 1sz
gsrsh, NJ - its surhoe We have authcrtaAvs
vsvsoa u bs prsesafoss formally pat forward By shs
HueAa MNwAsr q Fsrs1gu Affairs n his rsosnt inAN
ccuras win ~ fnTknh Maiser aad uinieGsrs OF
Europ<sa oouYh II \ known that u The cad Of April
TDcs CcrchakcG Informed she rurkish aabesseos that
TIE aeosun0 be received iron NE snerent cnrss pro
voes gsvsrue1 ~ the suaa showed suoh su6srags ssd
sunh erper~oes thai thsy shoaId lead 70 insurreccn
Asc mssaaos The Emperor q Runuia ccuid not rvsssn
I~usasumun wse ua6s II deapaAoA - rarh, and early
10 Msy Wa repeated 70 IL ulnhtevs of IL ersas
ro~erv resident n q ps<ersturg, vhom Priaoo oor<s
chskcH had sss~mbssd rsceive II the rorsgu once
~ ASssSen deierut;sw oen b rvsr6A ~ NJ ekw ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16

The Loscs have refused the Bill for repeating the DUTY
paper and being q money biii the general opinion 4
that the upper bouse eocroached upon the preroxs
tves OF the Commons What COARSE the Commons and
II they submit alt ID r boosted ia holding
the PURGE strings OF the nation is empty SHOW and brsS
In faw ming and crcgpg 70 retain ece the vhss have
always CARED of the palm bevond hi rart;as ma
people Bus ths, in dovuriSnt no,tic.i hsss.sss
outhsrods everything, even 70 Eerod himse1
VIZ uks,v p~a-s."sc. 49, n"o. ua41' su
lsek thai n hsid On, ~ 49,. VII IN. On. x.s Js
shufsne ro,,,c., $780,. - wDy l1s yvuu''
zion succs eds tha ers,,.a ssx,s. S,., orv
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yoush e.por y ~ s,s N ssssmsr . e To.s,srS
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the seinsioss 10 strict Legality end usiciM
which be had tuioeois sssu ned since theu Tan T.
he ssio. com pisAaed that psrses mad boeu
reeed and Kept 10 prison Tor longer imam tweety four
hours without mssisusses warrant but he had forGH
ten that 10 Hnck~oeys umo no had c,uuived at psitcs
Ddess being ncarcerstsd for weeks and montns tose
thsr without such warrant, and without tbs slightest
legal formally, and then dis0hssd when IL wAs found
that there evioencs which they could be pro-
against the Judges the mselyss had rueled 10
the police, aud they wanted TO turn round upon
him and punish him for scs wpics even contrary 70
Lac, much lees % then Others hat had taken plaza
with full ccgD,zAace and Consent fhs President Of
the Court Attempted In vain To nut stop - tbs scandal
sspss the converted into the aosussr
apo the attorney Gcoeral perfectly over Whslnsi by
the torrent Of nvecvs that launched n his devoted
heed After the soqutta ~ss prooouoced he agnia ID hs
tntestios 10 appeal superior tribunal; but presame
the matter sil be alloWea 70 drop, and Suehef will
pepssned oil 70 the authorities from any Of
htg tArrfbla dnoaonuroa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-16
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
THE DETAILS BY THE NIAGARA'S MAILS.
OUR LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENTS.
The Entrance Of Garibaldi
Into Palermo.
The Difhculty Between China and
England Net Yet Settled.
TIE WAR CLOUDS IN THE EAST.
The Hesnan and Sayers Scene at
the ALEXANDRA.
What the English Think Of the
Japan Mission.
THE GREAT EASTERN,
Gs~ &s.s ~


The mails by the Niagara arrived In this city yesterday
afternoon The papers and letters from London arc Or
Me ID inst.
Anons the passengers BY the Niagara IL g h. Yates,
ESQ hs Secretary OF the Great Eastern Steamship Com.
pany He comes over TO make arraagemens for the a.
rival Of the monster New York, which was 70
have ls Southampton week ater the departure Of
the Niagara from Liverpool
The details OF by the Niagara are particularly In
teresting and important.
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~ V""' 49, ssssS u soa 49,
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1860-02-16

THE FEET IN WINTER TIME.-No per-
son can be well long whose feet are habi-
tually cold; while securing for them dry
ness and warmth, is the certain means Of
removing q variety Of annoying ailments.
The feet Of some are kept more comfor-
table in winter if cotton is worn, while
wollen suits others better The wise course,
Therefore, is for esch one to observe for
himself, and act accordingly. 20
Scrupulous cleanliness is sessentiaItc the
healthful warmth of the feet; hence, all, es.
pecially those who walk q great deal out of
doors during the day in cold weather,
should make it a point 10 dip both feet in
cold water on rising every morning, and
let them remain half ankle deep, for half q
minute at time, then rub and wipe dry,
dress and move about briskly to warm them
up. To such as cannot well adopt this
course from any cause, the next best plan
is to wash them in, warm water every night
before going to bed, taking the precantion
to dry them by the FIRE most thoroughly be.
fore retiring; this besides keeping the feet
clean, preserves natural softness to the
skin, and has tendency to prevent and
cure corns.
Many troublesome throat affection, and
many an annoying headache viii be cured
if the feet are kept clean, warm, soft and
dry. -. s:,.s,5 80
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ITO BE CONTINUED. !

CoLDs.-Dr. Halls Journal of HeaM
says there are three things every mar
should do the moment be is is satisfied tha
he has taken cold 1st, eat nothing; I'd
60 to bed and cover up warm in warn
room Sd, drink as much cold water as he
can or wants, or as much hot herb tea as
he can; and thus using himself, in three
cases out of four, the subject will be cured
in thirty.six hours. On the contrary, il
he allows his colds to 90 two days unmoles
ted, he can swallow nothing that will af
feet it in the least; and the cold, with such
a start, will run its course of about fort
night, and whatever is swallowed then by
way of physic is useless hindrance. 1t is
a mischievous, though somewhat popular
fallacy, 'feed cold and starve fever
Feeding the cold is feeding the fever; a
cold always brings on fever, and never be,
gins to get we'll until the fever subsidies
and every mouthful swallowed is so much
fuel to sustain the fires of fever. 1t is in.
deed, fortunate that as soon as the cold is
fairly seated, nature allows no appetite
otherwise the most common cold might be
followed by very serious results, and unless
upon very sturdy constitution would al
most prove fatal.
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first evening; and I never mean to love any
one else. Now, you give me your sister
and I'll give you mine; is it bargain ?
sYou forget, Pm a poor fellow said
Fred, with lachrymose air.
Poor! why father thinks the world o.
you. Wait till you're twenty-one; see il
he don't take you into partnership
you don't think 80, though, said Fred,
his handsome face Frightening. Don't I
I've heard as much, any way returned
Marshall. Come, is that bargain Your
hand on it; but stop-do you suppose
there's any danger of her liking this Mr..
Carlisle-this outwardly respectable, but
inwardly dead-ashes man p .
Nonsense calculated Bogus swhy, he's
old enough to be her father .. .
But SO rich !! said Marshall, despairiug
ly. .... ...~ r
sStar never would care for that Bogus
exclaimed with emphasis. The heartess
treatment of our rich relations made hel
hate, almost, the very name of gold. I'll
put her on her guard, though; Star abhors
impurity, and she shall hear something that
will make her sorry she ever allowed him
to speak to her.
Then it is a bargain
They crossed hands, and dropped the
subject for the present Some one tapping
at the door cried out, 'come boys! times
up-processicn starts in precisely one mo.
ment-hurry and hurrah"
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A REMARKABLE ANSWER TO PRAYER
"A few years ago the Wesleyans at An;
in the county of Essex, occupied small
cottage for public worship. The Lord re-
vived his work, and the place was too strait
for them. They sought and obtained u
plot of ground upon which to erect chap.
ell. Some of 'the baser sort in the village
were opposed to its erection and one to
whom large tree belonged, one of the
branches of which overhung the ground,
resolved that it should not be erected. His
opposition was bitter and protracted the
people did not wish to go to law: they
therefore held special prayer-meetipg,
and besought the Lord to interfere. That
night there was violent storm, accompani
ed by thunder and lightning; the electric
fluid struck the tree, and severed the branch
just where it would have been in the way
Fear fell upon the enemies of Zion, and
the building was erected, and still stands a
monument of the liberality of the people,
and one of the sbulwarks of the land
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pS- A mans force in the world. oths

n@ A mans force in the world, other
things equal, is just in the ratio Of the,
force and strength Of his heart. "a full-
hearted man'is always powerful man if
he be erroneous, then he is powerful for en-
ror; if the thing is in his heart, he is sure
to make it notorious, even though it may
be downright falsehood. Let man beney.
er SO ignorant, still if his heart be full Of
love to a cause, he beomes powerful
man for that object, because hehas heart
power, heart force. A man mny be deficient
in many yof the advantages of education,
in many of those niesties whichare so much
looked upon in society; but once give him
a strong heart, that beats hard, and there
is no mistake about his power. Let him
have heart that is right full up to The brin
with an object, and that man will sdo. the
thing, or else he will die gloriously defeat
ed, and will glory in his defeat. HEAHr
IS PowER.-Spurgeon.