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No.l-POr Fever, cOnge,tlntr, and Inflammation.
10 2-Tor wonn ReSer, Worm Collie, %ehins the
SEC 10. s-Eor Cole. Crying. Tse.AlnE, and waketal.
No. 4lTor Dlnrrhosa, Cholera 1nfan alum, and SUN.
Il. 6|FoF Collie, eriplng,, Dy.sntery, or Bloody
No. s,-Eor Cholera, cholers Morba,. Vomiting
No. s.-For ToO,,,-nshe Fass-aehe, and Nesraigta.
No. 9.:-Por Headache Vertigo Heat ana tnisnels
No. io.EDTsrrPslA Puls-For Weak and Deraaged
Stomach Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
' SS Q. is@PFSf IsaooFrhea Profu,o sn,e, and
So is@ oFa c Group Hoar.e Cough Bad Breathing
No. ll-sIIT RaEust PrLIs-ROr ErySlPelaI, EruP-
"G S5 fsPRIT Gn PrIIs-For Pain, Lameness
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, lolns, or Llm6s.
A-For Fever and Ague, Chill ReVer, Dumb Ague'
" P1RoT PsS, Blind or Bleeding, Inter9Si or EE-
tSEnAL v.,,.
O-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
With obstruction or pruiuAe hilehaTge.
w. C.-POr WhOOpinE Cough, Abattng its violence
and shortening its course. 500
In all acute diSeaseS BuelI as ReEeFS determinations,
DiRuhea, DySentery, Group, n'eunlatiSr', and such
OruptT diseases Scarlet Fever, Measles Gnd Fry.
EiPelRsS advantage Of giving the proper remedies
promptly Y obvious, and In all such cases the spe'
arrested ~ once, and in all violence OF the
attack L. moderated, TIE dis ed, and rem
deTed less dangerous
Coughs and Colds which are Of such frequent oc-
eurrence, and which often lay Tie foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronelills, and consumption, may all
be ut once cured by tile Fever and Cough Pills.
In all chronic diseases, such as DySlcpsA, Weak
Stomach, Constipation Liver Complaints, Piles Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, old iIeadaehes
Bore or Weak Eyes, CatArrl Salt M,eum, and other
old eruptionS the case has specifies Ehnse proper APP
Peahon will Afford cure In almost every instance.
Omen the cure OF = single chronic difficulty, such a.
DyBpepSia, Piles or CHlArrlI, Headache or Female
Weakness has more than paid for thecaSe ten times
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Also SPECIFICS.

FoR ASTHMA on PuTutstc, = Oppressed, DLmcult,
Lhbored Breathing, attended with Cough and Expec.
toTalion. Price, 80 cents per box.
FoR E4R DiscnARGEs AkD DEATNEss.-DlSclAFges
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever Menses or
MercurialS. For Noises In tile Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and EAr.aciIe.
Price, 90 cents peF box. ~
FoR soAOEULG.-EnlnFGe Glands, Enlarged ana In
duTated TOnSIlg, SWeinEs and Old Ulcers ScrolulOuS
CaeheXy Of Children. Price, so cents per box. ri
RoR sGENERAL sDEnitlTT. = Physical or Nervous
Weakness. Ether the result Of sicknes, Excessive
Medication, or Exhapsting Discharges. Price, 50
eent1 per box
PoR DRoPsY.-PIuid Accommodations, TumIh sWeTI-
ingl with scAny seeTetions. Price, 80 cents per box
ROR sEA-SiOEHIgs.-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, NEu-
"a, Vomiting. sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 90 cents per box.
Fm URmlRT DUHlsEs-Por Gravel, Renal Cal
cuH, Difficult, Painful UriEAton, Diseases Of the KID
neyL Price, 50 cents per box.
: foR EnEIHAL Observation-Disclosures Discharges
and Consequent ProstratiOn aud Debility, Bad Re
suits OF Evil HAbitS The most sueceEsfnl and ell
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon a. a
cure. Price, With full directions; clipper box.
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under The
professional care, or TO seek advice Of Prof. Hul-
PHREIs, can do 20, At his Office SEA Broadway, daily
from AM to 8 PM, or by letter. .
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BALTIMORE
Commercial G olege!
FOUNDED, 1882.
FOUNDED, 1854
ATED,
Corr Baltimore and ChaFIeS-Sts.,
nal N n NTnu AN

GoVNDApS CHAAfEREn, 1854
Loo TRD, a
Cor. Baltimore and OharIes-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD. -
TTNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hOuriShing condition. Twice du-
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II now oeeuple! one of the most conspicuous and
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eTe eommedio1Aly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
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Thorough Practical BuEiRE1s ElueIiOH generally,
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1883 - FACULTY1
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Prtncipal-LeeturerO on the Science Of Accounts Com
mcrce, business Customs, etc.
y. n. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory aud Practice Of
and Commercial Calculations.
H.HDAYIEs,
Associate Professor Of Book Keeping.
NO. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Business aud ornamental Penmanslip.
s. Z. WILLIAMS. ESQ,
-- LectuFcf Mercantile Law.
REV. Z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics. -
TRUSTEES:
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dentE
Zach Student has desk to himself and is sepa.
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The required tOcOmpletot full course,
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DIPLOMA is awarded to all Grnauatcs.
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Syph1fi asd WsrtliHFr,iaI Dissale.
NEW OhLEANs, 2btii Al

MEN OALEASsi 2oll August, 1853.
DR. J. g. ATER:- Sir: ehecrfully comply with
tho reIuOst Of your ageAt and report to you Of
the efleets have realised with your SArSapaTih.
bAre cured with Is In my practice, most Of the
complaints fur which Il b reeommended, and have
found Its effects truly wonderful in the cure Of PeHe
real and AeTcttridl DfsedSe One Of my patients
had Syphilltic ulcers In s throat, which con!
Euming his palate audLths top.of his mouth. YOnF
sarEIParilla steadily taken Cared him In i've weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms In hId
nose and the liberation had away rOusidera:
bic part Of 1T so that j belieTO the disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill him.. But yielded ia
my administration OF SRFEaparfila; the ulcers
healed and ha Is we'll again, not of cOurSe without
some dishguratiun Of HIS face woman who had
been treated for tho same disorder by mercury
suffering from this poison In feT bones. They had
become 80 aensitiSs to the Weather that on damp
bones. She, too was cured entirely on yonr Sarpa
p1riia In few weeks. l. kHuW from It's formula,
which your. agent gave that this preparation
from yOnr laboratory must be = great remedy; CON
sequently, these truly renaFkabI6 results with It
have not surprised me. ia e M .lvy
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70 MS Agent and Attorney, n
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MANHOOD.
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BY ROBT. y. CULYRRWRLL. n D.
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oun RnrEp1Es pY MA11..

Look over the list; make up 4 case Of What lind
you choose and ln6loSe the amount In current note
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy cure Of the sutoiued varieties
Disease; ar
Sc1qjWia and iSrreJulOus 6sefiORs, sueh 7IROri
Ulcers Sores, Eff1lti01s. piles. ElJtuISS, BlOse
e. BOilS, BldinS, and aI Sisi1 Dissa1s5-
OAKLAND Ind. 9th June, 1852 :
I &c. ATER & Co. Gents: feel it my dhty to AcI
knowledge What your Sarmpurill1 hNs done for me.
Having inheriied ScrofuiouS infection, have aus
fered from u in various ways for yeaT4 Sometimes
IL burst out in Ulcers my hands and arms;
tinesg It turned inward and distressed me at the
stomach. Two years ago It broke out my head
and covered my scalp and cars with one sore. which
was painful and lOathsonlO beyond description.
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief from anything Intact, the dis
order grew worse. At lenRihl WINS rejOiced to read
in the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
RlteFptire (Snrt, Rrillg) for knew IRON your repu
tatlOn tlnt anything yoH made must lie good. L
sent To Cincinnati aid got II, ard used 1t till it cured
me. 1 took Il, sou advise, In smnl doses of
teaSpOOnfll over Q month; and used almost three
bottles. New and heartily skin soon begpn TO form
under the EcAbs which after while fell OF. Ny
skin Is now clear, and know by my feelings that
the disease has gone from my syLtem. SOu we'll
believe that feel Ehat am saying when tell you,
that hold you to be one Of the apostles u the age
and remain ever Tutefnlly, Yours,
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DR.. J. n. 8. Claiming OF New York City, writes:
81 mnst cheerfuly comply with tbs request Of your
agent in saying I have found yonr saTsaparilla
most excellent in the numerous complaints
In female DiScnFns OF the Scruf1lous diatliesis /
have cured many ilTetsrntH of LeueoTrhoA by
IL, aud some where the complaint caused hy ul-
ceration Of the IEsruE. The liberation itself was
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge CQunls
1t for these femaig arrangements"
Edward s. Marrow, of NEwbury. Ala. writes: IA
dangerous 0ruriuR fupoT one or the females
my family. which lad deHed all the remedies we
cOnld Employ, has ut length hSeh completely cured
by your. Extruct. of SanRpariIln. Our physician
thought nothing but extrpatjpn could afford relief
bnt lie advised the trial Of yonr SarsapaFlla the
last resort before cutting and It proved eheetuRl
of the disease remaIns1
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ALPRED b. TALLEY

ST. AHLEoRy's Fire Rose Or ErysIDsIaS, 7sffsr aa6
SUIT RhsitRi, Sedld Had, Rin0SorSi, Sore Eyes,
Dropsy. ss-a
DR.. Robert ~ Prebls writes from Salem, Y, 18th
Sept, 1850 that he has cured inVeterRte case Of
DTopTy, which tlreATened TO terminate fatally. by
the peEseVering use Of our SanaTaTilla. aud also
dOsos Of the same; says no cures the cpInOn ErHP-
tom by 1t constantly. $500
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Ayers OherryPe PICTORIAL
FoR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, In1uenza, HoarseneSE,
ifcrOup, BrOnchitiSsIn oipient COn-
4unlptiORs and for the Relief 3
OF COnRnmptiVe Patients
In ADVANCED Stages

This Il = remedy 20 unISersaIlS known TO EuFpa5s
any other for the cure OF throat and lung complaints
that It Il nsee here 70 Publh the evidences Of is
colds and Its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
disease, have made II know thrung h6ut the cfVEEh
nations o. the eaTtll- Few are the eomm1nities "
even families. among them who have not some pFr-
sSpal Of tta living trophy y
their midst Of iis victory over the subtle and dap
know the dreahfpl fatality Of these dsorsFH and 3
they know. toi the effects OF this remedy, we need
nos do more than to nare them that Il has now all
the yiEtnea that it did iaYo when making the cure
mankind.
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MHHy remarkable cures Of these affections hare
been made by the attentive power Of this medicine
1t stimulates the vital functions Into vigorous action
and thus oTereomes dISorisu which would be aup.
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy has long
been required by the necessities of1th6 people, and
medicine can do a.3ti = ~ ,7TiIsEi
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:. FF..?FnRliy yours. : ..y,IARlhIER. NJ D.

lNDEPENDExcE, Preston Co, Va, OIL July, 1880
In J. Q. AIEE: Sir: have been a1iIcteL with .
Painf1i chronic RheiaadtigIa Tor long time which
Gnled the skill If plyseiSns, and stuck to me in
spite OF all the remedies eoud find. until tEied
your sArsaparilla. One bottle cured me in two
weeks, and restored my general health much that
am far better than before was attacked. think
It u wonderful medicine. J. PREAM
been afflicted for years with an Fiction gJthe Lirer
which destroyed my health. 1tried everything and
everything failed to relieve ms; and have been
broken-down man for soma years from no oihei
caDso than derdHgsMeJit Of ne Lirer. Ny beloved
pastor the Rev. Mr. EsDy. advised me to try youl
SnrEAnArila, because he said he knew yOu and any.
thing you unAdo was worth trying. by the blessing
Of God It has cured me- and has % purified my blood
as to make new man Of me. I feel ynnng again.
The best that can be said Of jon Is not half good
SeatTTHt, CdnceT, TiROT1 Enlargement liberation
CaSis1 and EEfnlfatiog Of tbe Bones.
A great variety of case! have been reported to ~
where cures OF these formidable complaints have 70
suited from tho use Of ths Temsdy, but our space
here viii not admit them. Come Of them may b.
found In our American AlniafIAe which the RRenti
below named pleased to furnish gratis to ali WE
call for them. III 80
TEs1Tk DSesVas ESPr Es,T.,s.,.
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NEW CROPfN.lOs- 9UGAR..&9O, hhlis
IN pr1mSs FOettVo3 and ~ J1llO By
'sdTaI RAITNS, D0SIl6S 4 OaEEpAT, /
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y. A-snbecdptiQnS5 FeoeEYed and faFuGfjed IN
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BroncNOctle, GGitre or !Ypelltd NeeIs.

bottles Of your sArraparillA cured me from GoiFe
Ia htieOus swelling on tho neck, which / had sai-
fsrpl ftOul over two years.
LeucOyrh0u or IVAftes, 0ruridn Titmor, Uterine
liberation, Female Diseh&Gs.
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C.L. DERBY, ActaartSt q. "A. A.,
SAG BAoAp&AY, SkEws YoRk..
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DISUNIONl

svsaro All [SlTl Z, s.DiSSTs on the IN Of No.
IA VVnbsT, want to sell my Fancy SIlI<A and
have reduced them u such prices as VII -Astonish
every One lOct5ll J.S.RiIoDES,
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UDoLPH0 WOLFE's PURE CoGNIAC
BRANDY,
Imported and bottled by himself warranted pure
and the best quality, with his certificates on the bot
tie, and his seal on the cork.
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTsBURGIIA PHILADELPHIA. !.

The Capacity this Road is now equal to any in The
Country. - -
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J.N. MCCULLOUGH, President. O''as'lO'''O'
?. R. MYERS. Gent Ticket AIT noy28
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-06-05

sian girl at Sebastopol, whom you rescued
| from your savage comrades 70
And now, at last, light broke in upon the
poor mans darkened brain. The whole scene
of that long forgotten day flashed before him.
But was it possible that the graceful and BEAU
tiful lady who was still holding his hand, had
been the pale child whom he Lad saved 20
sis mademoisele indeed the person whom
we found in the recess Of that large house in
SebaStopol ?''
:sThe very same,' said she, smiling, 81 have
never forgotten you, and you would have
| heard from me before but my father was un-
able to leave Russia until about month ago,
and had set my heart upon finding you out,
that he might thank you himself for the care
you took of his orly child, and that you might
learn that Russians are not ungrateful."
'sBut how it, asked the still unsatis-
fed sergeant, .sthat mademoiselle was lett
alone to the hcrrors of deserted city ?''
s.Ah that was horrible indeed,'' said she, a
cloud passing over her usually joyous face.
Then, turning to her father, she left him to
tell Philippe how, being himself engaged in
ordering the retreat, he had intrusted his
daughter to the care of his servants. with di-
rectionS to take her across the harbor at once
in his own barge; but that, loud explosion
taking place near the house, they had lost all
presence of mind, and rushed tumultuously to
the boat, leaving her behind. 81 could
scarcely believe it at first resumed the
young lady, with slight shudder at the rec
objection but when the loneliness and danger
of my position became too apparent, deter
mined to try and find my way across alone.
AT this instant your party entered the house,
and | had only time to hide myself in that re-
cess when you all poured into the drawing
room. The sequal you know we'll as 1 do.
but not the irtense gratitude feel, aud which
can never cease to be part of my lfe.''
Charente was petted and feted for some
days, and introduced to all the friends and
lations of the lady, who loaded him with at
tentions and presents. The Russian nobleman
settled pension of six hundred francs year
upon him, and as they parted, the grateful
girl took . handsome ring from her finger,
tied il round Charente's neck. and said
'sThere! you must not forget me again that
s6uuenir will remind your wife of your good
deeds, and yourself of u Russians grattude.''
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into the profanely sublime. sspeople's mind
wouldea't be immortal if it wasn't for printers
at any rate in this ere planetary burying
ground. We are the chaps that manufacture
Immortality for dead men, he subjoined, slap
ping the pressman gracefully on the shoulder
The latter took it as If dubbed knight of
the legion of honor; for the boy had put the
mysteries of his profession in an apocalypse.
''Give us one good healthy mind,'' resumed
Ezekiel, ssto think for us, and we will furnish
dozen worlds such as this with thoughts to
order. Give us such man and we will insure
his life. We will keep him alive forever "a
mong the living. He can't die, no way you
fix it, when once we have touched him
with these bits OF pewter. He shant die nor
sleep. We will keep his mind at work on all
the minds that come TO live here as long as
the world stands.''
ssEzekiel,'' / asked in a subdued tone of
reverence, s'will you print my thoughts too ~
ssYes, that | will, - he replied, elf you will
think some of the right kind
eyes, that we will,' echoed the pressman.
And L went home and thought, and Ezekiel
has printed my ssthought tracks, ever since.
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To KEEP Butter SwEET.-D. Edison Smith,
contributes to the american .Agriculturist the
following directions for preserving the butter
in good condition for any length of time. In
May or June when butter is plenty, work it
thoroughly two or three times, and add at the
last working nearly grain of saltpeter and
a spoonful Of pulyerized loaf sugar to each
pound OF butter. Pack it tightly in stone jars
to within two inches of the top, and fill the
remaining space with strong brine. Cover the
jars tightly, and bury them in the cellar bot
tom, where the butter will keep unhurt for a
long time.
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THE RIGHT MUST WIN.

o, it is hard to work for God,
To rise and take his part
Upon this battlefield OF eartn,
And not sometimes lose heart.
He hides Himself so wondrously,
As though there were no God;
He is least seen when all the powers
Of ill are most abroad,
Or He deserts US at the hour
The fight is almost lost
And seems to leave US 10 ourselves
Just when we need him most.
Workmen of God o lose not heart,
But learn what God is like;
And in the darkest battlefield
Thou shalt know where to strike.
o, blest is he to whom is given
The instinct that can tell
That God is on the field when He
Is most invisible J
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presiding elder, who was holding meet
ing without assistance, was Overjoyed on a
Sabbath morning, to see brother King, who is
a good preacher, ride up and at once insisted
that he should preach the morning sermon.
NO said brother e, s:the people came here
to hear "a, and would not be satisfied with
any sermon l could preach but if you notify
them OF the fact will preach to night sIwill'
answered the elder, sand in order to do so more
etfectualiy, | will preach from the text. sHe
that comeih after me, is greater than L. sDo
says brother K, 'and for my text to night, L
viii take the passage, sAI that came before me
were thieves and robbers