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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
LowERSco AS As T T.
Pee PLE' LINE

PEOPLEss LIME FOR THE COAST,
HaS h BAYOU sARA AND FORT ADAMS Tho
ine, stannch aud ortalle Passenger Steamer
ssEs11sssss Golden Age. Capt Webbing leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, AT o'clock.
The substantial swlftrnnDin PASSENGER Steamer r.. w.
Powell, Capt, Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENGNa,
au4 tf Wv. AntNs 4 CO.. AGENTS..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Leaves every SATURDAY. at6 NJ. positively
REGULAR VICE. SRURG PACKET

TsT m!n lenneetlon WITH esIN,I isaehezl hs mag
E A master, will D0naldsouyiile, Pla4uemins,
Baton Rouge Por, udon Bayou Sara Red River Landing
Nateiex Waterproof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand
Calf WnFentea and NekbaTg, above. For freight
VIRdTsIus C. DENTzEI.
nlOtf Adyertistng Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Leaves On avery MONDAY. Mt o p. VI
REGULAR EREElNyILLE AND

REGULAR GREEN WILLIE AND
KTY n Veksburg Paeket-Thenew yrry swift md
slt4sk.5sa anticen passenger packet Gen. sInus A.
@ "a ifInay N. John 81. gannpp, ultsier vial
positively eayr above for Argyle Landing Greenyille Deer
Creek Landing, Point Worthuspn Carolina l.ding, Lake
Washington Grand Lake Ashton, PilcheF}s Point, Sipwihs
Landing, Stack Island Landing, Lake Providence, Aksns
Bend, VitAhur WsteHon, tRnd Gutf St Joseph. Rodney,
Waterproof Natchek Red Riser Landing Bayon Sara, Bston
Rouge and al intermediate landings For freight passage
vfR6TNIgs &. .DENTzEL.
sc3 Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
CUMBERLAND RIVER.
r,eayes on MONDAY. NoV ~, at d P. NJ
aNfNNs NJ a GsEA ANrEI.IE GI.A 2

0g \ Vile Trices Landing, Canton, EddyFillet Dycns
aburg, Smithand, Padueah Metropolis, Cairo, Coz
za.ss4Z ambus, Hickman, New Madrid Randolph and ~
inftI ImeIe andngs regular packet steamer fseU
Hover, Wm Strong, master, viii leave as above Foe
b. DUFIEI,n. AEant,
nl6 II camp street
freight.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

opposllIoa maiaiily
III therefore, fonr Southern States should With
draw their Senators, the Republicans, BY the cast
ing sots " The vice President, would have control
OF the Senate.
The result Of Tie recent election, and the known
politicaI character OF tie States which have not
yet chosen their representatives, show that the
next House Will consist Of
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Leaves op TUESDAY, Nov. 20. atBP.M.
For Shreveport Direct

FOR. SHREVEPORT, GRAND
~ H. Bayou CoashGtnt Gamptc, Grand EcoTe, Ajax
sndfia, Nofman's Barbfns and all intermediate
landings on Red siSer-4he elegant, very light
dait and fhsst running passenger packet Texas Chas W.
Snde master, Will leaRe above For freight passage
having superior accommodations, apply on beard.
SIRGiNiuS u. DEhT1HI,
nlT Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
Leaves every aefna5 q u ESDNY, ,*t5PM
REGuBAR u ED 4 iYEER PACKE

IleeNes eveTV alteLna7e WHsDNY, Htb z, NJ. ~
REGULAR n "a EsG RIVER PACKET.
ES r. The gsw. nhcenl. fr4ea=s passenger paeket
DoIfD loon. Wn, q. B4rris0n, nasteF
nK=suass Il, fatk clerk vii regular packet
tween Ne@ or ans AID Shreveport Grand BHyon, onsh9ai
Cempte, GEani ensc Alt=nda sud al intermediate
Ss Rel River commencing her regular tiips rs tie
mvI pc mis. F0s tufther iculafs opny on board.
- 'I NISaINIUE q. @ENIHhIi,
OPP Advertising Agent.
. Fhe 1bDnr built ssy For the Red river trade
t'Hde.
-nntAnM hIIeiuF.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19

Of the States which fll these vacancies, =
namely, Alabama, Arkansas. California, Florida,
Georgia, Louisiana and Missonri-swill elect oppo-
sikion, and the other five, consisting Of Indiana,
Illinois, New York. Pennsylvania and Wisconsin,
Will eject Republican Senators, giving the follow
ins classification ii
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-19
"A L AB A MAZRIvE Err.
B E 0 r YER

Lea first rigc III the kt4er.
-. REGULAR PDIST JIsHEESTS-
sss n and Btenf ri YER Pack t-Ths saIe ior and
very light drRlght side.gheel Ssamar Esolie,
SGssSs9saa D. II. ood@ih mtstsr Freese and Dorsey,
clerks for Point Jefferson and all
date land ngs sh ppes passengers rely hing
business entrusted 10 her attended promptly aud
reety Frolie Is Of liht raueh she wIa al times
be able Point jefferson thoat detention. For freight
passae, having unsurpassed accomm daton apply on
board.
VTRGEGIUS @. DENT5BLL
n6 Advertising Agent.
ag~ During the last F. has been expressly
for f Bent ver tra and for comfo safety and speed
not 5srpassed by any best IN the rade.
, 1860-09-07
Curiosity 0ratiAed

Some Newporters are renowned for their pFy-
ing curiosity. Their peculiarly Is pointedly hit
BY the following, which, says the paper published
there, Is aimed at sOmebOdy:"
Duncan Pell, Esq, has just commenced the
erection Of . new fence in front Of his mansion,
on Mary street, in this city. On one Of the posts
is the following, In manuscript:
"The proposed fence Is to be 60 feet long 81
feet rails over coping; to be finished this week.
Mr.. Eaton Is the carpenter, and Mr.. Fludder the
mason. The work b 10 be done BY the day.
DUNckE PELL.
"Terms cash.
"Messrs. Finch q Engs furnish the lumber.
81 hope this win be satisfactory TO the public;
"ApTil 26s 1882"
II was on the irst night Of the toIbe dry month
Of Nay, '69-the month Of flowers and balniy
zephyrs, passional attraction, green peas and
other affinities-that Duncan Pell lay buried in
the arms Of slumber. A loud and terrible rap
ping reused him. Il was continued. Rap-rap
-rapl Starting from his sleep, Duncan looked
forth into the moonlight A dark form was
pounding away ct thedoor. As PsA hooked from
the window, the form cried aloud,
"Say-yeou-Miste Pell be yeou agoih' 70
have this ere fence white OF yaller washedf"
A woman's heart, like asinging-bird in a cage,
if neglected, starves and dies; but for mems
hearts, why they are free birds Of prey-vul-
lures and hawks-Or Sbletish uagpiss atbest
An old fellow being visited By his pastor, an
swered him that he could not be q good Chris3
tian unless be took up his daily crossS whereat
he caught up his wife and began lugging her
about tho room.
A prisoner in the dock upon one occasion was
observed to be In tears
, 1860-09-07
A Gallant Greyhound

The following incident said TO be well attested,
and taken from French work entitled IHist0iTe
des Chieas CSSbTes, shows that well-educated
dog, under exciting circumstances, cannOt only
reason and act with wonderful decision and pres
ence Of mind, but can also manifest feeling Of
revenge which Is not necessarily his natural char
acter, but which can hardly be surpassed In inten-
sity by Christian warrior.
"Mustapha," strong and active greyhound,
belonged to captain Of artillery, raised from its
birth in the midst Of camps, always accompanied
its MASTER and exhibited no alarm in the midst Of
battle. In the hottest engagements It remained
near the cannon, and carried the match in its
mouth. At the memorable battle Of Fontenoy,
the master Of Mustapha received mortal wound
Alta moment when about to fire upon the enemy,
he and several Of corps were struck to the earth
BY discharge Of artillery. Seeing his master
extended llsless and bleeding, the dog became
desperate, and howled piteously.
Just at that time body Of French soldiers were
advancing to gain possession Of the piece, which
was aimed at them from the top Of small rising
ground. ASH with view 10 revenge his masters
death, Mustaphs seized the lighted match with
his paws, and discharged the cannon, loaded with
case shOti Seventy men fell on the spot, and the
remainder took to fight. After this bold stroke,
the dog laid down sadly, near the dead body Of
his master, licked his wounds, and remained there
twenty-five hours without sustenance. He was
at length with difficulty removed BY the comrades
Of the deceased. This gallant greyhound was
taken to London and presented 70 George IL,
who had him taken care Of asa brave and faithful
public servant Byron thus apOstrophizes this
animal:
aThe poor dogi IN liie ne armesi h4end-
ne hfIt 70 usooms. foremost % defend;
Nhose honest heart b stl bis masters own; =
Who lnhors, Ayhas3 hVes5 bFeaihss for him als1a"
, 1860-09-07
A Love Story.


Wilhelm and Mary sat down BY q stream,
where the bee In the wild flower Teteled;
Where the perfume fingered like some sweet dFeami
And the vines hung In fesiOOns disheVeled.
And the old story told Of love that ShOuldIaSt
Through all time Of gladneas or sorroWi
And memory beamed through the gloom Of the past
And hope promised Joy for each morrow.
She was fair as the snow, and pure Is The dew,
And her hair hung In rich golden tressesi
He was noble and brave, answering and true
With bright eye that lovingly blesses.
he called her the sweetest and falrest Of flowers,
She sang TO him songs Of loves SWeetnessi
And thus passed the summer In happest hourS-
But, alas toy's companion Is heetness.
Ere the summer had passed-srs faded the rose,
IRE the greenwood was stripped Of its beauty
He slept tile sweet sleep Of quiet repose,
And Death taught her Lfs's saddest duty.
They buried him where the pale daisy sleeps,
Where his faVOTits stream flows ssrUnely;
They buried him where the wild cataract leaps,
And the rainbow snthrOnsd sits 90 Quesnly.
But years have now led since this trial Of youth
Took from Mary lies beat richest treasure;
Her song is still sweet and unsullled her truthi
FOR her spirit 70 bis sings its measure.
Her football Is SLOW, and dImmed Is beF eye,
And slVered are those golden uesses;
Her smile ID still bright, her thoughts are on highi
For she knows that spirit land blesses.
She knows that the loved who have gone before
Will await us At Heavens bright portal;
That the loved and the lost viii meet once more
That pure lore becOmss there immortal
A AmessengeF, yesterday, pale and grim,
Announced her lies pilgrimage endrdi
She unfoded her wings In the twilight dun,
And sped where their spirit loves blended.
And the grave that had held but wilhelm alone,
Now HcntteFa its nOuers DER Mary;
, 1860-09-07
acient to Keep herself and her two infants in

icient 10 keep herself and her two infants In
liie
The time Of her husbands trial was drawing
near and, as she sat one night in her hut, by
the dying embers Of wooSfre, she was star
tied by the entrance Of person-for she had
omitted TO fasten the door. It proved to be
WaterstOn, Ralph's factor.
"You are aware" said he, that am one Of
the only two witnesses against your husband
Meldrum and have quarreled, and tomorrow
secs mo on my way to Australia. Ere I 90, how
ever, must confess to you that the robbery
was all trick-that the alleged stolen articles
were placed where we found them, by Ralph
Mtldrum, and that he has sworn eternal ven-
geance against YOU"
Mary thanked him with tears in her eyes, for
what hs had told her. and WaterStOn departed
The day Of trial came on. The court was
crowded to excess, for every one bad known the
prisoner. Edward MAy6eld was placed at the
bar. The first witness was called, but no Wa
terston ANSWERED to the summons. Ralph Mel
drum was next desired to step forward to give
his evidence. His hand was laid upon the sa-
cred volume, and he was about to take the oath,
when female pressed through the crowd, and
confronting him, cried" Fofbeari Ralph Mel
drum-giye not your soul to utter perdition."
"Fooll" cried Ralph; "what am about to
speak is naught but truth"
"Liarl" exclaimed the &ofhah. The sound
Of pistol shot reterbefated through the court
house. scream Of agony and Ralph Meldrum
iell to the ground . corpse.
Edward Mayfield was liberated; but his
young and faithful Mary met her death upon the
Scatiold. She was the inurderess Of Ralph Mel
drum.
, 1860-09-07
Mother.

As the son snow falls, swim, and pure, and light,
Covering the earth In its mantle white,
am sadly sitting here,
Mother, thlnking Of Thy bier,
And the patient pale face hid
ny the cruel colin lid.
but thv Image dVslls In our hearts to-day,
LOUhlng - thou didst ere thou passed away,
with Thy deep and loving eyes,
And The faith lhAt In them lies,
Telling Of the fair bright place
where salnts zee the saViOr's faeo:
Thsfe ny spirit dHells, free from care to-day,
L0VelT, rood and ptIrs, ~ thou vert always
Happy In Thy hAllOWed place,
Seeing there His holy iace,
And his praises eli day long
Chanting In thy heavenly song.
, 1860-09-07
A Tale Of Veneeanee.

30 saying, he placed his daughters hand IN
that Of Edward Mayheld, and sank bGck upon
his pillow. In few moments the old man was
no more.
Edward Mayfield vas L young Hdn Of Eve
and.twenty years Of age. Sober and industri.
ous-kind and gentle-beloved by all who knew
him; it is not to be wondered at that he galned
the heart Of Mary Leslie, the daughter Of .
neigboring farmer. When her father died she
was Just nineteen, and the following year saw
her the wife Of Edward May6eld.
The father Of Edward was man mot over
burdened with worldly gear; and when, upon
his marriage, Edward took farm upon his own
account, he had only his own industry to look 10
for the provision Of his rent against quarter-day.
For some time, matters went on pretty smoothly,
Edward being always able to meet the demands
Of his landlord until the third year Of his lease,
when bad season threw him rather back in the
world. However, the sudden death Of Mr.. Mel
drum his landlord, and the estate in the absence
Of Mr.. Meldruns son, falling into the charge Of
an adjoining proprietor-one Of the most hu.
name men in existence-Edward was not called
upon for any rent The following season was
an equally bad one, so that Edward was still un-
able to make payment For this be was hear
tily sorry; but Mary always kept up his spirits
by bidding him hope, as there was little doubt
that matters would sOon mend, and the next
;a-; ~. Is'a'~ "a .o,,,;n,. III Nc .rro.rs
"s ,,;s s Ue 49, y, ,h;s @ s,",a TSbs'. one evening
In dark December" 4 stranger alighted at the
village inn. He was q coarsc, hard-featured
man, with Villainous scowl upon his counte-
Tn a"I .h- :" s-;nlo.I .s,,oen, IN -h;ch e..
seated all those Of the village who had little TO
uo ~ nonei isss ss,s L NY "s .~S .on,.n,,dS, I.
nc'gG"er OF anAIIs " sne:I owu ~ Svs S".a ~ ~
eAnyu W iI ~ Ptes';Sso. W.
.,, .leI mn'on M s:s =. - sI cL.S on ,s;,S
sne n";s nOSsS sOu a"U il.n Us ."r,I.0 IN thr"sJ.
~ ~ s,'.. -, - L. aS;o;n;"s ,shs Az.
oas Su'sn Nv, w" ~ .,n.,I h.a. M IA ",. ~ ,hose
euss"S P"'i r;a y. s.-L IsSSLs ,oi"n, a sn"IS.
;spo,GS'Gst ~; l" E'""A" '''uuO'N'' ''''P' 'p''O
e. M ,,,, LnO,- ,,. ~ s,;j th. s,r.D0.r U that
~ yos nuoS ~" " T.e, ,i" ~ ~ s'''
you III =. '. nhS - - I.I ~. L. 0.n,,.,D.n ,vho
y, o,,,s" .ha sa ". % ttor.,;n ,s ss;nv."nss ,hs
WIS ~ Ose' IA.. ~" ~" u; J".% L''n'. "I,I,,
49, =, 80 sC ,,,ano 80 1870 T;s
naPs yoI ~ t ~" " !. ~ -Ils..a Tan
scn yeas ~ s'Vs ~. ~; q IA fs.,d.r,,,
" w: -" nOw ~ . w
sM.Sds",S ~ M or A.. S.;,. ~ ..ho.d An. ,no,h.
"Wh. - s... s..S A .". .,,,s. ~ ! s,r.nss,
ecsy WY, man yo1 nus ~ 49, ~ 49,, 49,
"0 yeI -, a.. ........ ,,;,h =.
.uIeo J nv tus ~. ~. ..-s
JCyous 'OOS ~ ~ vvu.U Ps' s ns
seet.eu " 1eusut nluh Auu PS."sPs, ~, IN
0o"uuuey e'eI v~Ps ~ ~ - 'S'
me something s,, " sl"Ty DyseI " - A.,
Lu1e cA"' S"-s"Ss "ee" '"~4''SN '-''S'
iOur yeATs
!, ,nS nSIreI 70 mITn'
a, EoMaIu naynelu NJ ..5n. .........
Curses hgnt upon nun c.eu tne s,Ienssll
nali rs'hg ircm nsseAS a11 se.1iue III s.euCne1 s
net upon the nOle. MaffieQf on0 70 nlmt
, 1860-09-07
odds and EnAs.

In China there IA free trmun in unWnGA-@m w|m.4
principle enough, but which "a liot VET Iei %
Chinese medicine Is quite ! curiosity. Itie ahouf
the sire Of half . pound Of moist inn,r. nnd con-
sists Of twenty separate packets--lour oF fva.
kinds Of baFh, 4 little orange Decl some ,1In111,
some eentian, and half a Dozen ofher ao-1-' ~ 4
unlike 4 small cake Of backing. Thess ~ =
boiled together, and . GOOD half pint q ths a.
coction e 70 Be taken quite bot e . dosa 1hs
IOWsse " ~ Ilst y aooa. W. - - ~
coohes o. tne ssoah nave ano to os plt, tsS
iee ae.ances " t"o Penes - une, 70 l..t 81
oGi oei IVeJ &c, ~ tne IaIea aeeora,ng U
ceIeOLl.y VIZ seiIo.l , .lels W.
enargee more snan slzpeeee. Mnen {os eons2n
Pnysei,n, nls mooe o. PIoeeeo,ns |. ms ne
as tne Wrs.3 ASKS your ege ena ,ne synP.o9a
q your indlsposlnon, looks yon aiien,,yey !!
the ace, saPlenuy strokes hls moe,..e.e, ena
.nen Wn.es ~ PlesefiPuonl PeIn-p. 10y PLY
tWice cay
Foiglef saysi A Shtlrf and ouick rlon india
Gates brisk and active, but raihor ronirScl.d
mind, whereas ihOss who take long steps rrnsF.l
any have long heads Those Who sl9f o. dl.w
. .nelI nssS, oLss .. anu U e.s,y snl'
tnoso .no NAlk WIN hprinemg, o9analns Yep,
aoonno ln mental snap ana spnng: i.o.o Nno4
wax . mlnc,nei anec.ea ena arnnel.t i.I,.yi Y
ever accomplish mncnl whereas ,ne.e we .alE
eaLeles.y tnal y nataIellyi ~ ~. .n.t .nsy
Those whci IN walking foll from aldeto slde, lnek
nD rsG.neIs y. 2. ena..s.s sno " ~ ss.'y w.y se-
eoralng 20 e,Ieumslancea IN snori, every M
olxuual s. nas nls own peenn., ~. q t.l.'pl.
Nn.sn aecorus WIN W ~ = mat
pher such outline Of character.
II is remarkable how few of the eminent men
among the discoverers and eonousrorl of ihe New
World died 70 peace Columbus died broken
hear.sai HOGAN ana nooaaln ssie eIos,nsls
vvanoo ~ n.t.nY s1PeIssesa y. - o.l--
Sougus refuge " eoWli yea. olee IN e1tismo
poverty knciseo was deposed ~ me- on1meni
Nlcnessa penshee mlsesaoly ~ ne cruelty cI
nls own parsy3 ssseo tune. was eall.erl9il
dvnseon M e5 of C-,-s
-.s J;si,o,,,-,ds I1..-.S. - 1--irrl,.-1 -
asshnsh. xl,sssrn -, -sr,.,s5 /, p;---,,
murdered and hir f.nr b-oshers ,ens N. ss5
there vss no end 81 he assnssinsticns and Green
lions n the sect6d.rv ehiefs a1pon, ~ on,--li,
and enduring adventuFera
ls.,,;,,onv 1. d. ,,,,fi,.t ,f n. .,,.la - -
1870 L;ns9Io,,s mi ana r,,ies sr5 ci,,,,.
srS h.svs5 ssle A. N. .n'',s,, >- M
Az IN ths h,.rt III n ai1ie. dWsIIs 7Iose, ~
i confined and dies IN sinsularity. Bui nifs
rage, like the useful bee builds house. and
lAbors and unite. into soels.ie. and Felubllc9
and sends out colonies and leed. ne p1l9 with
Ssss ~ ,. nv sze.s'. " s. . ~. 4. ~, W. ~,
~ sS ,h.~- \, h;sh e 49, '. ~
so,sss;,,,;o, st;,- N ~ -nra ',,riI -
=
.,nss =, ~. % sr',a- ,,,,s u - ~. y ~.
so;ng, q p,,t shrs.r a. f,nr .s sf
Win hsii tsas,conial ., of srv,nne p,e5,, n
tnmbier ana An n win bos Sr1e1. ~ a.
sugar Z di3clssd, drink. I.Iseoi ealy tls.s.
, 1860-09-07
The sympathizing Woman.

II we were called upon to describe Mrs. DObbsi
we should, without hesitation, call her o sym
pathizing woman. Nobody was troubled with
any malady she hadn't suffered.
"She knew all about Il by experiences and
could symPathize with them nom the bottom Of
her heart"
Bob Turner was wag, and when he saw Mrs.
Dobbs coming on the road toward the house, be
knew that, in the absence Of his wife, he should
be called upon to entertain her, 30 he resolved
to play little on the good woman's abundant
store Of sympathy.
Hastily procuring large blanket, he wrapped
himself 10, and threw himself on asofA near BY.
GWhy, good graciousl Mr.. Turner, are you
sick ?" asked Mrs. Dobbs as she diseOtefed his
position.
"Oh, most drsadfully, /" grOAned the imaginary
invalid.
whats the matterT
"Oh, . great many thihgn First md fore.
most I've got congestion Of the brain"
"That's dreadfulT sighed Mra DObbs. al
came very near dying Of Ii ten years ago last
spring. What elsef"
"DrcpsyI" again groaned Bob.
"Therel can sympathize with you. ! was
troubled with Il, but finally got over IL"
Neuralgia |" continued Bob.
"Nobody can tell, Mr.. Turner, what have
suffered with neuralgia. It's awful complaint"
"Then I'm very much Distressed By infanma.
ton Of the bowels" ,.a. ,elf !.
"If you've got that pity you" commented
Mrs Dobbs. "I had It three years ego, and
have not fully recovered yet"
"RhrumaiismI" add.d Bob.
"Yes, that's pretty likely to 60 along with
neuralgia. It did with me-"
Toothache," suggested Bob
"There have been times Mr.. Turner" said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27
MEDICINES.
EEHER IND ACHE

10 cansed By the mIssm exhaustion evolved frr.,
deosyed and decaylng veg station = moist sot al
When sbsOrbrd Ikto the eircqlsqon, ~ becomes an
m. sSs So sSss Ss1Hss and
long sought. and have st length found a. antiaote
AYERS A6uE CURE,
which neutrelIzss this nalerlous poison In Il o
blood and stimulates the Live- 90 e1pel il from the
body. lts aotion npOn the stem s lnyarabiy sure
an1 its cure OF Fecer asd AEss, and Kindred oop-
plants certain. III taken IN season 10 expels the
virus from the system "a 10 IL ecsoroed. and thus
ksepe those vho use the "cUREo free from its at
tseEs, keeps the system In health, although ex-
cures, but protects from the great variety Of afec
tlons which ore Ipduoed By this malignant inhu-
ence, such as X emittent Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
or Masked AGue. Periodical Headache, or bilious
Headsohe, Bilious Fevers, NeUrslgis, Rheums-
the spleen. Hysterlos, Colo, Parsl as, and Pain
ful Afso ions of the stomach and boyels, al Of
which, when sriGing from this oanse, will be fou q
to sumo more less the Intermittent type. This
"A6UK CURE" removes thecause OF these oeranEe-
ments, and cures the disease.
This II aooomplishss by stimulating the exoreto-
rice TO expe the virus from the system; and these
organs by degrees become 20 do this their
Office of their own aooord. Hence arises what ne
term dcclimdtatioH. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life 10 not long enough, or is
sacrificed IN the attempt, while this nAaUI CURK"
does Il 81 once, and with safety. The extepsIve
use OF this in a varieties OF Gases has shown u 70
be & surer well "a safer remedy for the who d
class of diseases which are caused BY the mlasms-
tic infection. than any other vstch has been die
covered; and 10 has still another important sdvan
taEe to the public, which 10 LAT II 10 cheap ss well
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER q CO.. Lowell.
Mass no Is colin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-27
McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


Ths only ssf. and certain for Csnesrs, Piles, Tu
svsings and Bronehils or COitrs, Parayss Neu
ralsa, Weakness Of the Muselss Chronic hfammntory
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