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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-05

@r WHAT STRONGER PROOF

cap be produced than the following letter. received I'm
sOtcited from Rev A w G lrtis
Romeo, Macomb Co, Mich, July 9, 1850.
Hessrs N Harris 4 Co:
fentlemen The confidence have in Perry Davis
PIN Killer, as a remedy for colds coughs, burns,
s4ans and rheumati m, for the of which have
successfully used it, induces me to cbeerfully
few months ago had recourse to it to destroy
f4on although had heard of its being used for
tlpt purpose, but having suffered intensely from fer
ND one and having no other remedy at hand applied
TIP Pain Killer freely for about fifteen minutes at
i4, and repea ed the apple very briefly the
nprnng, which entirely destroyed the felon and in.
ceased my confidence in the utility of the remedy.
Yours truly,
/ A. W. CURTIS,
4 Minister of the Wesleyan Meth pdist Church.
1 old BY ID AY d jerks, and by X. +. COMBS.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-07-05
sss~ THE FOLLOWIN4 FROM

essrs Gage Mather promin ent druggists OF Sp rita,
cves fur er evidence OF The great popularity Of
hedicine
+. Sparta, Monroe Co, Wis, July I, 1859
Msssrs j Harris K Co.
Gentlemen-It s. with pleasure that we speak word
n commentator of your very valuable medicines,
Ferry Davis Pain Killer and DR. Richardson's Sherry
Vine Bitters They of great merit and already too
yell Known to the public at large to need any very
gal notice from particular individuals The Pain Killer
fas become household remedy all through the West
ind the Sherry Wine Btters superior to any bters
We have ever met with, and they become known the
he demand increases and all find from their salts.
factory results.
/ Nest res pectfully,
Sold by DAY 4 jerks and R. F. COMBS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-04-03
4 srPEENATrRaL PRENoNITfoY.

] wa. running night express tran, and
LAD train 81 Ten cafs-eight passenger and
tRp baggage cars--and All were veil loaded.
] vas 0eBnd time, and vas very anxious 70
make certain point; thu, vas using eve
~ eKertion, aud putting the engine 70 the
utmost speed To Which She was capable. !
was On ! section IL tae road usually COnsid-
cred The be.t running ground Oh the line,
and vas endeayoring 70 make the mot u il,
when a conviction struck me that ] must
stop.
A something seemed 10 tell me that 70 20
ahead ~ dangerous. and that ! ms; stDp
ii would save life. | looked back az ms
train and IL Was al right. strained my
eyes an1 peered into tbe darkness, and could
see b. signal III danger, nor anything bet0.
ke1ing Danger, aud there could see five
miles ii die dsy time. listened to tie
workings Of ms engine, tried the water,
looked Il tie gauge. AID al w. right.
tried 10 laugh myself 0gi u what then con.
sidered childish Tear but, iise BinquD'.
ghost, i would MT daNn al my bidding, but
grew stronger 10 i. bold upon me.
] thought u the fidicuie would have
heaped upon ne ii Did stop. but il va. al
u ~ avail, Tie conviction @iur b. thi.
timr Il had ripened iHtp tyuaetiUn- luat
mast stop grew stronger aud shut Of
aud blew he whistle Tor breaker. accord.
ingly ! came 10 dead halt, got %, anC
went ahead little Ny, without saying ans
thing ii anybody shat lhe matter VA.
khd lamp u NV hand. and bad gone abou
ssty ieet. when ! saw what convinced mi
that pfemoniti0ns are sometimes possible
dropped tie lantern from my nerseIes
grasp, and az down on The track, utterl,
unable 10 stand iUr there Was switch, III
thDagbl u which lad neter entered 81.
mind. g Il had never been used since hai
been on the road, and was known 10 be spi
ked. bui was open 70 lead me Of tie track
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This switch led into a stone quarry, from
whence stone for bridge purposes had been
quarried, and the switch was left there in
case stone should be needed at any time !;
but it was always locked, and the switch
rail spiked.
Yet here it was, wide open; and, had !
not obeyed my premonitipn, warning-call
it what YOU will should have run into 1t.
and, at the end of the track, only about ten
rods long, my heavy engine and train, NOV
ing at the rate Of thirty niles per hour,
would have come into collision with solid
wall Of rock, eighteen feet high. The con-
sequences, had done so, can neither be I'M
agined or described but they could, by nc
possibility, have been otherwise than fatally
horrid. This is my experience in getting
warnings from source that know not, ant
cannot divine. 1t is a mystery to me
mystery for which | am very thankful, how
ever. although dare not attempt to explain
it, nor say whence it came.
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FED BY COD.
Wis.

IfChristians had more faith, they would
oftener receive direct answers to their pray
ers. The same God who fed Elijah BY ra-
vens, and supplied the children Of Israel with
mama, still hears the petitions of this peo-
pie, and supplies their wants from bis infinite
resources. An exchange gives the following
incident, aud is responsible for It's perfect
trulhlulness:
A poor minister, with a large family de-
pending upon him, was suddenly left with
out employment, in the depth Of severe
Winter. The last penny had been spent fol
food, aud the last morsel VAS placed upor
the table, affording only scanty meal fol
the hungry children. The poor distressed
mother retired 10 rest with her little ones,
but the good minister could not sleep, and
So ia The darkness Of that mIdwinter night
he Wre.tled with God ID prayer, pleading all
his precious promises 10 his people. Al
length his soul grew ralmer, ard strong
fai,h sprung up 10 his heart, that from some
source, then unseen 10 him. his Heavenly
Father would furnish food for them. With
this thought UpperGost IL his heart, he too
sought repose.
Bul morning da.nsd. and they were still
destitute. The children cried for food, aud
with almost burstlpg heart the parents told
them Ihey had none 10 give.
II uuald put Oh The kettle. dear" said
the father, " and speatd cloth just as usual.
The Lord nav send us breakfast yet"
She did IS requested. but the Kettle boil
Cd, and set there was no food.
The loving father stood beside the FIRE,
and r.zed on the weeping group with feel
ings to which you. nv irseud., who daily
gather your home circle about = bountial
table are utter strangers. But "as father
pitch hi children. - the Lord Pitieth them
that fear him."
4 knock vas heard al tire door. and a LETT
ter was handed IL Tor the minister then the
gentleman Who brought IL walked away. On
opening il several b4nk bills we're found,
which be was requested to accept Words
cannot describe tie emotions u the family
81 such timely relief, aud when with user
flowing hearts they al down 70 an abundant
meal. which pas quickly procured, i seem
ed almost - il Il ilad descended 70 them q.
manna I'D 10 GOi's people u Old.
Il Was afterwards sscefiainrd that the
gentleman Who sent the money had telt im.
pelied that morning 70 take walk, cold .,
il was. and rscolIecnng Tie minister, u,
thought u fuel was - high, tribe u none,
might not be unacceptable; but he had NJ
ihouglt u tie straits to winch they we're re
cgred.
T4us dpes God override even the heart
u men. u accomplish his pB poses q Low
and mercy iyEarl itOss WhO serve him.
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ROMANCE OF LIFE.

The New York correspondent of the Buff
falo Commercial Advertiser tells strange
story, whose dtn0ument has recently been
accomplished in this city. In 1856 young
Englishman was obliged, BY pecunlafy dis
asters, to leave his wife and enter the Brit
sh army in India. His father in-law soon
coniriyed TO publish report OF his death, and
married the widow (not very disconsolate
one. il seems, To wealthy sea captain. sea
CAPTAIN and wife came to New Ynrk sea-cap-
tain died, leaving fortune OF 500, 900. Mean.
while the irst husband, who had really lived
his wife, heard Of her marriage, plunged INTO
| dissipation, was court.martlaled Tor some o.,
! fence committed in drunken brawl and dis
missed the service. He also came TO New
York, where, destitute, despalring, miserable,
Ns old habits chung to him. He sank rapid
! IN from dissipation into crime, and in Sep.
TENDER last was sentenced 10 three years
imprisonment for forgery. On the day he
went to Sing Sing, he gave reporter who
visited him Bible, present from his vile
on their wedding day.
& gave her one precisely like IL"
The reporter took ,he Bible, and probably
forgot the siyer. On New Years day, how,
lSNEii ne was NtsttluS MS tAlCAhsi anu a. wy
house saw the counterpart Of the conylcts
/ Bible; it belonged 10 her who was the widow
OF her second husband while still The wife u
| her first. An interview took place, Bibles
were compared. stories told. circumstances
explained Ali the old love came back to the
womau's heart all woman's persistent ur-
gency was summoned Up. Important people
we're seen, efforts made, letters obtained, and
the wife finally succeeded IN procuring her
husbands pardon from the Governor. She
hurried to the prison, and last week threw
open the door to HIM who had M hope Of cross
ing the threshold for long aud weary years.
So the wealth Of The second husband spa.
ees the first one. who had been 50 soon for
gotten and man and wife 50 strangely re-
united have returned to England, where some
of the ignOminions particulars Of their histo
RI are not known. One an unwilling biga.
mist, the other pardoned trlon; vet both
belonging, originally, to the respectable class
IS ia life. But both are still young, aud have
strangely enough. good prospects before them
II happiness, after passing through such re-
mlrkable yicissitudes. What rOmancer would
dare ooneoct 50 improbable story as Tin.
. Ger true tales" What playwright wuul,i
venture to make his plot turn out 30 unlikely
an incident a. that 81 the Bibles % singular
y recognised:
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By the use Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of Ner
yous or Sick Headache may he preventedi andh taken
al the commencement Of an attack immediate relief from
pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Head
ache 10 which females are subject.
They act gently upon the Notwithstanding Cos
tiyeness.
For Literary men, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons OF sedenlary habits they are valuable as
Laraiip improving the appetite, giving tone ani .lgnr
to the digestive organs and restoring the natural eas-
city aud strength 81 The whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result OF long ~,
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been in use many years, during which time lhey nave
prevented and relieved vast amount OF pain and sui
ierng from Headache. whether originating 20 ne ner
pous system Or from ieranged state Of the don'aeh
They are entirely vegetable IL their composition ant
NAV he taken at all times with perfect safety without
making any change Of Diet aud the sbsenee OF any dts
agreeable taste renders ii easy 10 administer them 10
children.
( BEWARE OF coUNTERFErrsl The genuine
have i've signatures u Henry z. sPaldlng on eact
Box.
sold by Druggists and other Dealers in Medicines.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid on receipt oi TIL
Price d Cents,
All orders should b. addressed 70
A HENRY G. SPALDlNG,
As Cedar Street, New York.
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THE FARMERS GUIDE
TO Scientific and Practical Agriculture

BY Henry stephens PRS. o. Edinbufsh and The late
y. Norton. Professor Of Scientific Agriculture In
Yale College, Nes Haven. vols. Royal Octave.
1900 pages, and numerous sBgiavinRss
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From the Journal Of Commerc,
GIVE US PEACE.

- -
Great God 10 thee our prayer We hambly make,
Oh ! hear our cry,
And save Us for thy gracious mercy's sake,
Ere hope shall die
"PssOs in our time" grant, Kins Of Kings
And bless Oul land;
And may ,hs Heavenly Dove with healing wings
Ger all expand.
Remove this curse which bKgats each cheering ray
This penalty Of SIM
Cause truth and justice 10 assert their sway,
Our hearts within.
Deliver Us il mercy rom that woe,
brothers, strife
And LET the future Of cur country show
A better life.
lie, discord cease, envy and wrath give Piass
To far nohler aim,
AID the discovered members Of our race
Be one again.
Thy bounty to us give in patriots true,
With wisdom rare,
So that our country, blessed With life anew,
lis errors may repair.
Obi Giver Of all good, to thee We Prey,
And never cease;
In mercy turn this gloomy cloud away
Lord, give Us peace. W..
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Blackwood's Magazine and
British Reviews.

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SOUTHERN FIELD and FlRESlDE.
4 Weekly Literary and agricultural Paper,
Published In augusta, Georgia.
DIR. D. LEE, Agricultural Edllof.
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June "a.
Prospectus
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REIDEMADE CLOTHING
70 CONsu MplIyES.

E'IE Aiserisef, having been restored % health u
les weeks BY sefy simp.e remedy. atis. hsSing
suffered -etta years with lang Affection and
hat dread disease. InnsumptieDis antlo1- % make
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To all who Write
Wore NeWkGoods.

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