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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-24

i and TROY connecting with trains NORTH and WEST.
From Monday, April 30 1860 Trsn. will leave Chambsnst
So M; Albany Mail m. Sleeping Car Train, $40 p.
Sundsys nclu'ed) Way Trains for Sing Sng stS m and
Tauytown S35 and i043 p. for Peekskil $3.50 From
3stt Buffalo and Northern lightning News Trsn S:20a m
Emisrant Sis D. Passengers taken at Chambers Canal
Christopher and 3st Trains for Newfor leave Troy at
4l5 incuded and 845 and 1910 M and 34s and
sos sundsys included and 838 and Albany about half
q hour later A. r. SMITH, superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD = For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via JERSEY
CITY.-msD and Express Lines leave New York at and
m ard and m fare g. Through tickets sold for Gin
onr eli and the West and for Washington, New Orleans and
the South &C. and through baggage checked to Washington
g. NJ and p. trains
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
baggage will be received for trains unless delivered and
checke Is minutes advance Of the time OF leaving
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29


mA' EDiroh' MY at'eh''oh mas been
o'fec'eu lot soihe lime TO the evils OF lntem-
pefahce' ana IL Yves my ln'ention' to send
you '"e ,esu,' o' my Investigations Tor publ
oa''ohi ou' l o'scoVer 'Iat you nave already
a oo".r'ou'or on that SUBJECT IN our village.
l snai' therefore leave the subject for him
70 discuss al MS LEISURE and shall nuke a
lew cohaemnatory remarks on the use, sale
anu proo"c''oh oi tooscco: Is not Inc use
VI 'eoaoeo agtoaee'", ""a' s""', we say
w ~" "ao'' "
u'nS e
"ouu ~ "u0" y Guy 'na. ne is
NV ""y' "e ''"'u' "ao''.
u "' ueS"e = siase 70 very cfue'
.o ,'a' u"ue"'"s "' ooIs''
,o"'"s ."o 'ee'V OF
:" " Wasting Tue
"e"", u"'. ~ ms gwen III" 10. more
.,u, pu,po' uu' '"s nut all tue
w., ..css""o.y ~ P"y'' " '"a'''
.t mtue p'U' "o sau precursor
n"y oo''e. No young man wno
~ !" a"y '""Po ""a'e'or 10 Ut
=. W a'e ~ "aP''o % tn,rS.y' ana
Wv" ' '".'peu quo"o" "s ."'rs'' l,
- S".s s"0"se. i"g US" OF
,"" ~ "Ve ''o"s a''nk 10
"I Ma!o.a n oy creamy : horo'o 'n'rs';
""u 'e'u"a ny 'mPa'r'"s tne appsVhe Tor
'"a,ee'y Encouraging nun VINO
U.s. " SIGN w .aA' s"eng'h ~n,ch 1000
'"o NV eVe wv" =" '"e use OF extra stimulus
NY a'so W. u''na' ,nree ,nousaho per-
'S UaS s,' a""uI,y '"e o".ra a's'es, l,o"
. ''va0o' 10 o'w'h',aha,ns
s.", at. ~ 'se " 'ooaeoo '"n'ch
sy p'.sa'' !" u" a'arm'"e eH,e",') Is
y" '" 'n''ea'e. us Vo'a''es may De 'ound
a"o"s a' v'asseS VI community Inc BOY OF
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denim hih,, as he de6ls out this useless weed
TO his haggard customer, standing before
him clothed In rags, and reduced to u mere
skeleton, by the use Of tobacco! Il it right
to give him this Injurious article ID exchange
for his money, which SHOULD be 1sed TOR the
purpose OF feeding, clothing and educating
his children, which perhaps are being
brought up IN ignorance anu in rags. We
ask in tie name oi humanity is IL right
But with regard to ruis,ng tobacco se
have but iew wards ~ say st present Ii
however, we are.to judge the tree by it's
fruits, we shall BE- forced To the CONCLUSION,
that it Is a corrupt Or at least a fully bus.
ness.
We find by reference 10 reliable statistics,
that t lere are 100000 900 polnda Of tobacco,
raised annually in the United States. This
at an average of 1000 pounds per acre,
would require 900 900 acres of land, and il
would require the labor OF 5000 men, at an
average of 8 acres per nan, to prepare il
for market. And all this is for the produc.
ton OF an ar, icle which is absolutely worse
than use less-all this is for the production
of an article, the use Of which tends directly
to produce physical debility aud mental
pfostration. .y . .I
I. If this land and these men were employed
in raising corn instead Of tobacco the
probability is that we would have fatter
hogs, fatter men and fatter purses than we
now have. Tobacco is oursing our nation.
1t is imPoverishing our soil, impairing our
health. corrupting our morals and wasting
our money. Why should not its use, sale
and production BIZ prescribed! Let the
friends OF temperance more especially,
beware of tobacco in all its forms.
SRw%ELLsvILLR, Ohio. yr G..
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save the fng.Gnds Of each. TIE cause for
this 10 fonn5 10 The Tact, that, the people
generally Step up with the interests oI the
country, aud unite on such a policy as will
best %promotc t,ose interests. The DJctor
who believes the policy of our na,ion-and
consequently the arrangement of parties
never change, should advocate the doctrine
that physic is the only cure for all diseases,
should prescribe though it prove the death
Of ohc half his patients. Because Wing.
cry ,oas right 1t does not follow that Repub.
liteni-m is wrong. Whigery was the best
dOse in 1910, but Republicsnism is the Ger
tain remedy in 1860. a
The Doctor should have known, and
Judging from an editorial in the same paper
aud from u quotation where Garrison de.
nounced Seward, we are led to believe, did
know better, when he closed Phillips, ABBY
Kelly, Gcrrit Smith, Mrs. Stowe and Gar.
: son as members Of the Republican party
Phillips has declared that he would rather
see b Democrat elected President than q
Republican. Smith has entered suit 70,
slahder, wherein he alleges that he was
slandered in being called a Republican, and
We defy the Editor to give evidence thai
either Of the above ever acted with the Re.
publican party.
Says the Doctor: "Republicanism, as al
present advocated, is unadu ltera,ed Abolit'
ionism." Now, Doctor, be 50 kind as to
en!ighten US. Show US The reason Tor the
Nth tina. is in you. t.-
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krGep. Mirsmon Is bombnrtipr Var.

eU-Gcn. Mirsmon is bombarting Vera
Cfoz, which has already resulted in great
damage to the property Of the City. HE
prospects are not very cheering in other
localities, which may debar his progress in
the siege. W. un,st make sumo ullon dnce
for oil accom- hear from this source, 40
every hing Is cone to prejudice this country
sgainst NJ ramon. And We are led 10 he
belief thai high officials IN the country con.
nivs Of such reports. We may expect a war
with Mexico, rs inev,rble, should M,ramJn
Prove the victor.
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x~ssIGNEE,s SALE.


THE qndersigued, Assignee of -Jossph,s
Waddell, will offer at public sale, comnss.
WEDNESDAY, the 4th day Of Apri.is ~,
the following described personal and real
property, TO wit: Dry Goods. Quesnsvars,
Tinware, Notions, Books, Drugs. Glassware
Wagons, &c SC.
ALS0TThe following dsscribsd resi-
estate, to wit; The undiyidedbsli Of 4 hosss
and lot in Seweilsville. Belmon, county,
Ohio, in the nome OF SsRYsl Curtis, b.,
ard Josephus Waddeh late psrnsrsra sui
undivided half spprsiseds at $50.
To be sold on the. following tsrms, On
sales ofpersonsl property. ali suns Of =
and under, each in hapd, and all sums over
% q credit Of fvs mpnth,. with note and
approved surety; and on realty, I ia Mad,
! in sig months. aud in twelve noa,A..
with ipieaest frop thsdsy, Of sale. viii ss,s
snd approved surety. Vo
y Ssle on the premises, IN sewsIkv,n..
belmont county Ohio and to commsnes a
10 o'clock. A. M On, tbss day Aforesaid, And
TO continds from day to dsf pptiI aIris soA.
= JOSEPH JOHNSON, Assisnes.
February ~, 1860, 6w "4
fHH MNA - ar Is = - - o. q
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ID G-'We ret 7 our readers 10 the adydr.
.tiamentiol Mcssrs. Chpr9n Il Dupont No,
4o9 Broadway, Nee Y rk. The Blood
Food i one o|the gre ,e!li medicines Of
,he'"s", and is rapidly driving out OF the
market ail'the qnack nos,rums Of mod.rn
tunes Its efficacy is SO great, and ia su!
'gEiprity 80 justly ackno~ le,iged that it is
i9und d lthoul % supply me. immense and
!noreasIng demand or The article. Dr.. Ea.
tons celebrated ''fnianliIs Cordial" is a
medicine prepared by a regular physician
OF eminence in his profession, and one who
has devoted his life to the peculiar phases OF
lnfuntile diseases. II IL no humbug, but u
medicine which ads itself TO those
only who can appreciate il. See adyeitise-
,ment. - ,t-4. - rHLF HEIlr
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arriving at this, time, again wrapped her in
a quill, which seemed to smother the fire
entirely. M, bakin then called a neigh
Dor, who FASTENED for medical sssis,ancs.
Her LETT arm is burnt almost into crisp,
and about her body, she is So seriously m
jured that her re covery is despaired Of
Lahr,=Mrs. d. died Oh Wednesday
morning, the l4th inst:
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@Ws should NJ y knoS where the
Asoliionisls are o1N, wa ,'fmcrly ,xisled
% consPicuppsiy as a,p',V Have hey
sunk tpto, ms gnlbeAurH, 'apk 'H NIX anu
o~nkno*n," or do infN 80 Il't ,u't4, T !notn'
RI Mans, inlen tpn rnin DC i"fn''oyi Wlert
!, wendell Rlitp !, Am he.Q, q rtt
smith. dale Mr' ) - ne 81 Cay
ns oAI''on' " '' 3opa'"'s
~ n.,nh,i. ~, ao,ed,' w.
/, ID, RepusllcAn u, Ao51 ,jn az; ior /, is
evident there's only he party now Of that
stripe ready to do b NE u .hs approaching
n. Vp'"
u.d.mso hks Inc A-toitong.,. ,,c ma, an,
10 change, end OF consaqu zee suppose
that the Repub, 'an. have Il they have
MOI cnsngeo VI ''"L' 'o'm snow US ny
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The State Treasary-.Whnl's Up?


The State Treasury--Whal's Up?
IL ~ said ihn q s-ri IL discrepancy exists
between the books % tn Audit, " ~ Treas
nTer,o B ate, Il Cr umbus, Which cannot
be.reconciIed, o,o tor the purpose OF in.
curing into ihr matter, = reroiution was
offered by Mr.. Parr. OF Lick ny. IN I, iday
demanding the uppo'n mrnt OF a committee,
with power to send Inr persons and p,psrs
TO Investigate the iacts' Tia made the
Republicans Quirm n little; and one oil
their number a.. Robinson, OF Union
offered Q substitute Tor NJ PARIS ~resolu.
'ion, which vss adopted The iltee
are instruct I'D To report on the 2sd inst
Gazette 4 i, gu.
Now Mr. Gazette have you the honesty
to tell your rea1ors whats upr You here
throw out your dark in4muntion that some
thing was y ron :. and tell your readers thai
the Republican SOU rm d a lule under the
proposition 10 invss'igaie Now the frs
was e false alarm, ar.j the second u false
Insertion. Their prove T. BE- q decrepency
10 the eno umuup, uf three e,ni,H Phe
Republicans, ~ tar from squirting a little,'
put the resolution TO investigate, through
~ unanimous vole. The case is not on
record where they have cured ~investig alton,
and the Democrsts. VIII have yer Stunned
the ligh'. are the luoI who shoull say 80
vii ks Editor IsI,his ra1dare ,,,b,t,s u,3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29
r. WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch TO the Cincinnati Gazette
Washington Match 80

tya,.amS. 49,,
F'" 'F"'
"~kNDhL1s hh~vELAIi'Ss- coRRurioS IN
hlch fbAohs'
i"e NoVoos i'Ve'''sa''hg |onm''tee
ha, Wcndsn haeas, ,Sam a. 60
wns nrsoisrly ,hs some ~ siyen he,ara ~,
S.n.te prin,ing Inyes,i,,,inr romm,,,aa
81. sek .Ia,Iss az as.n a,o..n - 49,.
tisns' and rsnsra,sd ,h., no nm. nan, !,
because he lhouvbt i, ,voul1 be ,,f.s,bIr
to ,be presiae,, VIVA, n eo,nmennnrv !.
,hs J%pon The political ,n,orshty Of men in
Dirh places,
,m. 60
~ ~ ~ 49,
" 'ND AND lsu
Ihe Senate PriDtlng investigating Com
mlt'ee h"u foru, HOUSE rf'nter' before t'eln
'h'S "'orh'h9' III s'a'eu 'ha' ne hau maoe
temporary ~atrahse'nents win Ehghsn ana
hafkmah wv endeiis IV'eman) 10 40 inc
"ofk uhtii he cooid arrange h%'nseiiC ior It's
eAeeu',on' MS statement was stra,ght-
forward aud satisfactory, and Will do away
WIN az charges oil eoiIus'on between Wen
uei' ana hihseih Deifees was also before
.he committee out his testimony was entire
y unilnportant. He sustained in no way
tue ihsihoatlons made against Ford.
TROUBLES ON thE TEXAN FRONTIER.
The Senate Committee on Military Aff.ir,
had a session ,his morn;n IN which, ,hov
considered the,bilttb call cut the two fegi-
ments OF Texas. Senators and Represen.
.au'es' ano COL Forbes, Br'tton aud Gen.
iioue'on . messenger, were present, and
u.eeu WIN great yebeInence The necessary
u an 'n,,eoia'e appropriation to equip the
rangers Gaming that they had advlces
'u.er tha" tnose received ,oy the President
winch showed 'nat inc war was not yet Ter
mlna'eo' ana would oreah out at any mo-
"en.' d. r..,... .r
Inc took no action and ad-
Joulneu tili To- morrow morning, when they
WIN come 10 some decision. IL is not likely
IN view OF the Information in possession Of
me war Department, TO the effect that
matters on the frontier were quiet, and that
mere were plenty OF u. y. troops present
10 meet any emergency, that the appropt ia.
tion' even II reported W the Military Com
mittce, can pass the two House of Congress
me anxiety OF the Texas representatives
ana Tue ardor OF Gen Houston are suspi-
cious circumstances, taken in connection
win the designs evidently entertained upon
Mexico.
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RI ~ - n "ma
'CoSsPlRAcY AGAINST THE KING OF SAR-
DISIA--PLors TO AssAssIKArE G~ARIBALpI.
The Ecg t'ttalia Of March "a contains a
.remyrksble statement, Tue editor says:
From private letters coming to us from
Milan, dsted. February, i7tl, we learn that
the police OF Milan have JUS: discovered an
,a.rocious scheme, the obiec, Of which was
to assassina'e, Victor Emanuel on the ,oc
caolon Of HIS entry into the capits.. Of LON.
hardy. One Of the ,conspirators, a certain
Count Brambilia. the same who in i849, alb
slracled the golden medals from the Grego-
ran Museum, was arrested, and ON his per.
son were found susp lciouis documents and
large sums o. money desuneG for the Pom
rlheal court, Other consPifai9rs, all AUS
trians or priests, are ~. the hands u he
police.
BY any correspondence, we are assured
that he indsfatigable Furin, has discovered
a vas, conspiracy organized By vrrious Off
cisls at Verona. aided by the anti Napoleon
party OF France The intercepted CORE
show nat he conspiralors in
tended 10 make use OF the dagger aud of
poison in carrying out their schemes. One
q. the intended victims was General Gar
The Courts OF Naples and Rome
were ignorant Of the conspiracy, but would
have been informed Of it.. The director Of
plot was a famous rufiap Of. The ex-
Duke of Modena, lone Virginia Alpi Of Forlp
the very type Of the desperate assassin.
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ty-rhe Editor OF the Gazette is hugsIy
sxofcised over the Constitution Of our Sta 4,
SLOWING Muls'toes to vote. W. have on,
70 reply, that it 10 ol Democratic origin AID
the Democratic Courts decided il To ul.uA
Aalstt0es 20 vote, hence the Editor knows
whore 10 set his consolation.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-29

e-The National Democratic Convention
haze been called to meet at Washington
City. April 9th, for consultation or impor.
ssnt tusiness, supposed to be a change o.
Place Of holding the National Convention.
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ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.

ITEMS OF OHIO NEWS.
Ten thousand dollars worth oil property
was destroyed at Mt. Auburn, on the 2Oth
inst. BY fire. .1 lnl ,maI' 1.., .u -..
Mr.. A. A. Ernst, long known as one OF
the most z alous aud int lligent pomoIo
gists Of Ohio, and for his exemplary worth
10 private life, died at Cincinnati on the lath
Of last month. His loss will be severe,y
felt. '-
The amount of money collected a,
the Catholic churches in Cincinnati, for. the
sufferers by the ST. Xavier Church disaster
is $l,i3I So. The amount collected by
citizens committees is over 81, 2ho. The
whole number of persons to be relieved ii
3s--children 2s, widows 10.
FEMALE HoRsE-THIEF "A novel head
for a paragraph, truly!--But strange and un.
likely as it may SEEM 1t is true AZ we learn
from the New Lisbon Buckeye State, that
a female, named Eiisabe h Cramer. ut the
late term of court ia Columbiana county
plead guilty to a charge OF DEMONSTRATING
and has been sentcnced to the pinitantairy
for three years. .J... ..r.fA Hu ..rr.y
-Washington's scarf was exhibited in
the College Chapel at Marietta, sethe sd
dents' celebration Of his birthday on the 24d
ul:. Tbs scarf was worn oy the htro al
the Revolution throughout tht -,rirgIs 10
American lndependen e AMI 10 nov IN pos.
session OF family deccndputs liylne Va
MARIETTA, '"7 "r' AF
~ rl-4ga4 li q. ID ... ..H.
Five CHfLDssN BUgsEo ALIVE The
Salem Republican says that the dwelling
81 Dir. Owens aeu ..patmps, Nahoning coun-
~ was burned On VI nday night OF last week
and five OF his chiidren persisted IN the
flames The parents slep, on the FIRST huor,
and the children occnpied the second, with
an oder sister VINO e, capped with a young
child in her arms, but could render no as.
s~istance to the rest o. the children.
1.-The Cleveland Herpld says that the
ship-plank saw mill OF Mr.. d L. Oviatt, a,
North Dover, o., a large building valued at
81 500 was swept away a lew days since
"a part OF the tinbers OF the dam having
fallen in, thus letting the water out with
tremendous force. The Joss will be abou,
1000, the machinery having been saved
IT, u damaged condition. r'7 1ia @
-TnE Peach CRoP,--The Dayton Ju+r-
al says OF the Peach crop In montgomery
county: 1--WE are glad TO learn from Mr..
Daniel Garst Of this vicinity, that the finest
buds on a large number Of his peach trees,
ma IN mn h.,,a nnt haau tn,,.,l L.. ~
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Gbt Belmont Gbramtls

e1rHon. Clark b. Cochrane has so far
recovered as to take his seat in Congress
sod resume his duties. .4. .
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e1-In the New YORK Tribune of the goth,
the Brennan mystery Is solved, and tt were
better Tor all partiss had the truth never
come to light That paper says: oq pa.
We learn through a private letter to from
Florence, that Mrs. Brennan. whose disap.
pearance from Staten Island raused so much
excitement some fifteen months sgo, and
who was supposed to have been murdered,
is now in Italy, as was recently for q shor.
time in Florance. BY whom she was nc,
companied we are not informed. but she is
thought not to have benn alone. She was
seer and recognized there by persons VINO
kne" her perfectly. This would seem to
set entirely at rest the story Of her murder.
which Ye believe has FOR some time psst has
bseTf shppssod To be without foundation in
asct. .,II, ~ .Hl.. RI ir -urei ldsgaT al,
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.-- -
BUsTuy, March 94IS6O

+. !. BOSOM, March "a 1860,
The ship Norway, Of New York. when
five days out on a passage from Macao for
Havana, with enc THOUSAND coolies, was the
scene of a terrible mutiny, in which thirty
coolies were killed and ninety wounded
The fight lasted from six p. M till daylight
next morning, when the coolies yielded.
Captain Major had his vile and two daugh-
ters, ais, a lady passenger and child on
board The lady passenger died of fright,
and her child expired soon aftrrwara.'
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Burglary and larceny 3
Petit Larceny r,,. ,i,l-.J..Fr !
Assault and Battery 1
Destroying Timber /
tFrcn the wheeling inteliisenesr, asd insi.l
FRisHrFUL AccIpESt.-Bast night about
Zine O'clock, un accident OF a Shocking
character occurred OF the Belmont Mills, in
Centre Wheeling. A little son Of Mr..
Overall. al employee Of the company, was
sitting near a lathe used for turning and
trimn ing ihe rolls. The machinery was in
operation, and by some unfortunate heed
lessness, the boy approached too near the
belt, wher be was suddenly carried inta the
ponderous cogs and instantly, bis Body was
literally ground to pieces and the whole
lathe despatched with blood. Some por-
tons Of the body could not, be found, but
most OF the ,msngled remains wero gathered
up and removed TO the. residence OF, the un.
fortunate lads father above the Belmont
Coal Mines. He was about len Yeah Of
age. ,in.f D -if apc' af- "a
.I'i.H - iu7a hoo I'usj'
From the BsrnssviIIs In,eIliseneer Of 2Isi instI
SERvERLY INJURED. Will engaged on
a building near the Depot last Friday. Mr..
Israel Mount, a carpenter residing near this
place, was severely injured by the tall of a
scaffold. He had chiselin his hand which
he let 20 in his descent, and upon reaching
the ground the tbol entered his leg just
above the knee, making a wound several
inches in length and Of Considerable depth
DR.. Wellons dressed the wound. and the
patient is now doing as well as could be ek:
pected. ... h.. .i., g., IA
Rev. Henderson of the Methodist
Church, preached his Farewell Sermon on
Sunday evening last, to ths largest congre-
cations that ever convened in the village
He went yesterday to the Annual Confer!
ance, which will appoint him to another
oh arge, he having been in this place as long
as the rules permit We are sorry 10 part
with Mr. Henderson, us wiz be HI entire
community; for his upright character and
genial, kindly, nature has won the esteem
Of everybody. May his w,ys be ways of
pleasantncss, and ali his paths be peace.
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NE ~GHBORHOOD NEWS

The Grand Jury Of Guernsey county al
its last session, returned the following in
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The Great Ambassad6f 6fEe.irs
HOLLOWAY'o PILLS
A BOON TO THE sICk,'

- A1zkAo
A BOON TO THE sICki''9s
The want o a sterling nsdieinsr 10 NEE, M.
Ills and nseessitisSo OF this suffering por,ion Of IN
msnity. aud one %sntirsly free frsn mineral, IRA
,hi..n .nowe, fi pmsdicins was r.Ssrse2 i isn e.
world; HoLLowAr's tSvALUAsLr Puts have bcSoSns
butte 10 s"sy ,s,"s" y y" W II =. =! ' e .s Tn:i' .mH
the kADix or ROOT OF tho complaint, andUhss hy n,
% and r"s,e sSe a,sa q rso sas.. 81 S,:ss;; ':i..isS..
SITTING nature in her task OF vital and AnesfoaGi
reformation. .f IT -Ts
DYSPEPSIA. N
The great secure Of this continent yjeits suishlv
1.-Two organs are restored, 10 their nronsr to,s.
matter In what hideohs shape This hydra Or diGsss
disprrsss i. from the pa,i,nts syssm .' "
GENERAL. DKsiLrrf AEp WIAxrss.
From whatever cause, Iowme.s OF spirits, s.s
otner sig'.y OF a diseased liver, and other disoHAii.
hatiJn OF lie spsiem vanish under tina srsdis3ains
,naasnes oI'hii all powerful s~n.issp,is Spd Setsr
| BILIOUS DISORDERS.
Tho proper qnsntum and rishi s~eondi,is, A. n.
sniet Of monientop . importance TO the hsaIth oSlhs
anmsn frame. this snti.bi !ious medicine sgpsaS ~
rsid. and secretion. pure ."i fluent, sis.a.iss y y
hesu'i'atihg the vital fur ctpns of,hs BODY.
SlCKLY EEMA Evf e.
Should lose no tine IN trying 4 lew sssss q ssi,
ieeufAtihE ana reiovating rem sdy, wha eveY -
be their complaint. il can no taken with sstty r
e., P~sriodiesl and otssi disorssniastlons NJ Afsss
HoRoway's Pills ars NE 6sst rssASR Lasss'
" ms porfa Jsr tbs J0iso~iss 1;ssss.sAv1
Asthma Bsad.sbs, "t
owei Coupisiuts Indises.Isu. ave
oughs Indssn.s D. "rtar
olds . IrN.m.,Irn sri % hr..n
nest Diseasss Inward Westnsss
os.vensss lLIuL Livsr Compfists
yspspsia Lownsss q spisks
rop.yn stoas and a,avu
yer aud Asws yspsrsbis A AsSts..J
male Complaints Worns Of ali ktrS. ia
HTChUTiONi-NsBs ara ssnu,n, 49,
o,u hsssSat, wee Tsrh. sad LssAsa,S ~ d
. nstsr,msrk In every leaf Of the heSS
OF anscuens around essh poi OF box; ths sans ~
nc plainly seen by AsidisS tAs Lssf % tie MN.
hsndsoms reward will be given 70 any one rsnsGNn,
sucn ~ formation 90 may lead 10 the detection ofsNs
Pstty or parties counterfeiting the msdisibe sSySW1
ing the came, know inL them 10 be sps rieuS. 'n'T
q sold stths Mandatory Of Prosssa HaLL>vAv
e. aaidep tsHStNevsY3t. lnA ~ Az rsspeesaAS
nfugsists and Dealers In Msdisins tkfeashcss ~
United stat ties ana civihisd wsfld, In - ~
cents, 62t cents. and 81 each. ss.
larger sizes. f-S
n. i~reetfons for the guidance Of a-aih.l
nverV disorder are an gsd to each beI q