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THE MUTUAL BENEFIT
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MEDICAL.
HEAR WHAT rHR PEOPLE sAY.

me undsrHrned having used Professor HIlM.
PuREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC Ht9ihDItSS
II ,r fSIieT With the meat satisfactory results, and
haring fun confidence In their genuneness, parity,
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Tie Rev. VIM HOSmer, editor OF :" Tie Northern
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az rev. D. l. Ives, Chaplain OF the Auburn State
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9aiEg gutRlliqFntFr.

PAISRUL PosIr1oS.-An unmarried
LADY, perfect specimen of m old maid,
being on visit to a friend who lived in a
large manufacturing town, wen: one Sum
day to church alone, and vas shown intS
large square pew in which half dozen
females were seated. The prayers were
drawing to a conclusion, when the oficia-
ting minister deviated from the afternoon
service into another, with which she mas
unacquainted. This was novelty to Miss
p who Was in the habit of attending
public worship at n fashionable chapel in
London. When this interpolated service
began her co-pewers stood up; she, as IL
matter Of course, followed their example,
and, on doing so, was surprised to see ali
all the congregation, except themselves,
either sitting Orkneeling. HerComPohions
presently knclt down. She again followed
their lead, and By paying great attention
TO the succeeding prayer, she discovered
that It was Thanksgiving for safe deliver
ance from the great pain and peril OF child
birth. The usual afternoon service being
over, she rose from her knees with Grim.
soned cheeks and in an agitated state Of
mind, which were not lesseued by the clerk
coming into the pew, and asking her
"Haye you n child to be christened,
Na'amP' Pushing him aside, she rushed
SuL " LUG CuuEGuinB- pew INTO Wulcn She
had Inadvertently been put, and made the
best Of her way ont of the church. On
entering her friends drawing.room she
look so excited and alarmed that Mrs. NJ
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or assaulted2" Worse, worse-much
worse" hysterically sobbed the old maid,
ave been ehuTehsd"-Lohdon Court Jour
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1909
L0CAT ED,
Cor. Baltimore and Charles-Sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
ETHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
j prosperous and hOurisling condition. Twice d.
ring the last two years Inns il been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in-
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1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
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anil Commercial Calculations.
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y. G.. JOHNSON.
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a.. or spEc1pIo REMEpfEa

No. a-Por Worm Fever, Worm Cole, HHe,ting the
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In all chronic diseases, such As Dyspepsia, Weak
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old eruPiOns the has specifics whose proper aI
picaton will afford cure In almost every instance.
Oen the cure OF a single chronic difficulty, such IS
Dyspepsia, Piles or Catarrh, Headache or Female
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M EDICAL,
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Prom Vanity Palr.I

He l0aHts TO kno,U, you knotr.-Mr. John
Slidell, we observe, wishes to know of tue
Senate whether "John B. Floyd Mt pres
ent fills the Office of Secretary of War;
We presume the next thing he will be say
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
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Or. j. D. s. Charming, of New York City, writes;
Il most cheerfully comply with the request OF yonr
agent in saying 1 have found your Slrsnrariiia
most excellent alternative IN the numerous complaints
for which We employ such remedy, but especially
in TtHlule DiSeuSeS Of the ScrUrulnus diathcSis.
have cured many inVeteratH Of LeucOrrhOea by
ceration OF the uterus. The liberation itself WaH
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
II for these female deraHgenents."
Edward s. Marrow, OF NEwbnry. Ala, writes: "a
dangerous ordtiGH tHil"r on Of the females ia
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract of SRrsapariIla. Our physician
Thought nothing but cxtiTpation could afford relief
but lie advised the trial Of your Sarsaparlla thC
last resort before cutting, and It proved cfectual
AMER taking your remedy eight weeks symptom
of the disease remains"
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Sarsaparlla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Ana for the speedy cure Of the SulOined varieties
Disease:
SerafaIa and S:refoits 4setiens such as T!i1a9rS
EleeTS S1res ETItptioaE, EalPEes, faltaLfE, BOteh
Is, BOiLE, BtdiRs, aud all Sian DiseaSeS
OAELASD. Ind, 9Th June. 1859.
J. C. AYR & Co. Gents: i feel It my duty to &c
knowledge WHIST yonr SaTSapurilla has done for me-
Having Inherited Srfofulous injection, have SUI
fered from It in various ways for years Sometimes
it burst out tn UlcorS my hands and arms some
times Il turucd inward and distressed me al the
stomach. Two years ago It broke out on my heat
aud covered my scalp and cans with sore which
was painful and loathsoms beyond description: l
tried many medicines and several physicians, but
without much relief from anything. III fact the dis
order grew worse. At length was rGiOIce'i to read
In the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared an
Alternative (SRrsa nriIiR) for knew from Your rrpu-
tation that anything you made must e good.
sent Cincinnati and got It, ard used II till II cured
me. took 1t, aS You advise, I'm small doses OF IA
teaspOORful over month; and used almost three
bottles. New and healthy skin soon Begin to form
under the scabs which after a while fell on. My
skin Is now clear, and know by my. feelings that
the disease has gone from my systeni. Yon can well
believe that feel what saying when tell you,
that hold yOu to DO of tho apostles Of the age,
and remain ever gratefully, iOuIs,
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Nav oRLEANs, 25th An

AUWIINL, I66g.
Dr. j. C. AYR: Sir: 1 cheerfully comply with
the reque' Of your agent and report you some OF
the effects have realized with your Sarsaparilla
have cured with II, 10 my practice, most OF the
complaints for which 1t Is recommended, and have
found Its effects truly wonderful in the Of TeHe-
real and Ne1cuTidl DiSeGse One of my patients
had Syphiltic ulcers In his threat, which we're con-
summing his palate and the top Of his mouth. Your
SarSapnTlla, steadily thken cured him in Eve WeekB
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
nose, and the ulceratioI had eaten away cOnsidera
bic part Of it. Tint believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill him. But Il yielded 10
my administration Of SarsaParilin; the ulcers
healed and he Is well again, not Of course without
SINE designation of his face. who had
been treated for the same disorder by mercury WAS
suffering from this poison In fer bones. They had
become E" sensitive to the weather that ON damn
day sho suffered eGcruciNting pain In her joints and
bones. She, too WIS cured entirely by your Sarsa
p3rtliA in few weeks. know from its formula,
which your agent gave me. TINT this preparation
from your laboratory must be great remedy; con
sslucnt!y, these truly remarkable results with II
have not surprised me,
EEnl
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FrHterualIy yours, G. V. LARlAIER. n, D.
Rheitnlatispa, Govt. Lircz Cgnplnfni

1NDEPENDENcE- Preston Co, Tn., 9th July, 1859.
On j. G. ATER: Sir: have been AFFLICTED with n
painful chronic RhsundtiFm Tor long time which
baiuGd the skill Of physicians. aud stuck to me in
spite OF all the remedies could find until tried
your sarsaparilla. Quo bottle cured me In two
weeks and restored my general health much that
am TAR better than before was attacked. Think
II n wonderful mediCiue. J. FBEAM
jules Y. Getchell. OF St. Louis. writes: II have
been AFFLICTED ioryears with dBeelion nj Le Lrer
which destroyed my health. tried everything and
everything failed TO relieye me; and have been q
broken-doWn man for some years from no oilcI
cause than GsraBgs1ae4f Of ne LiTsI. Ny beIaTsi
pastor, the Rev. Mr. EspY,- advised mo to try youI
SnrsaPaTiln' because lie said he knew you and any
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Of uOd u has cured me, and LUIS purified my blood
o. TO make new man of mo. ] feel young ar-nin
| enough" s''''
'SehiTTuR CInesr 1iiaoTS, Enlargement, liberation
Cures and En- Collation. Of the Bmss.
Agreat variety of cases have been reported 10 ma
where cures NJ these formidable complaints hay. re-
!ited lnom the use of this remedy. hut utiT sTacr
;:eTe Viii not admit them. Some nf them may ~
Inund In our American AlmRusc, which file RScttS
DeIoE pamed are pleased to furnish gratis 10 ali S
Dy'PEpffd, Hart DiseaSe, Eff. Epaep4v AHsLane5o
u, Neuralgia.
Many remarkable cures Of these affection. h,,.
be"n nade by tho alternative power Of tItfs rnecjs
the vital functions into Vigorous action
and thus oTercomes disorders which Wonld 30 mn
posed beyond its reach. Such remedy i,5s in1o
Deen required by the necessities of the Teonie ana
We are confident that this will do for them an tbi
medicine can do. '''''- 'i' 'HA'
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
Cor. Baltimore and ChRr1es-StS.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

FOUNDED, caARTERED, 1854
CATED,
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NEWEST ARITHMETIC.
Modification Is voxatIon,
Secession Is bad,
The ChIyalTy doth puzzle me
And CharlestOu makes me mad.
The best liberty eqp.-A good percussion.
Il World to the tOise On. A.)-Shut up.
HoNELY RuT TRUE.
It seems an old thing
That the SOuth will still RnR,
In spite Of their stOmaGlis
That Cotton Is KIngi"
Por 'tiSAn old adage,
Aud frequently said,
I'VE can do without brooches,
But not without bTeAdE"