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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18
Taking Care Of Harness.

lib the Ohio Farmer we find the follow
ing valuable directions regarding the care of
harness. written by correspondent. The
editor of that paper assures his readers
that the writer is coed authority in the
matter:
give you the results of my observa-
tons for more than thirty years.
- Whenever leather is wet, it loses
a portion of its oil, and if suffered to remain
wet long it viii lose all of this substance;
and if this be not restored. the leather be-
comes dry and brittle. The grain will shrink
and crack, when the life is gone.
Leather should be kept clean, for dirt of
any kind will absorb the oil. The more
leather is used and exposed to wet, perspr-
alton of the horse or other cause, the more
frequently it should be oiled 1t needs oil
ing oftener in GUNNER than in winter; if
not used at all, it should be occasionally
oiled, to keep it supplied with what is lost
by evaporation. The patent leather parts
of harness, such as winkers, saddle, ETC.,
should be rubbed over with some clean, soft
oil. and Immediately wiped off with soft
wooden rag or chamois leather; this is all the
care those parts need. When not used,
harness should be hung up in dark closet,
as cool as possible. but not damp. 1t will
stand the cold of winter better than the heat
of summer.
To clean and oil harness, hang it where all
parts can be reached easily tit would be bet
ter to unbuckle every strap; wash clean by
a sponge or wooden rag, with blood-warm
water and CASTLE soap, using as little water
as will do the work; when twothirGs dry,
apply the oil with wooden rag, pulling
each strap through your hand; be careful
that where the buckle holes are little more
is applied; also the belly bands, breeching
and the straps that buckle in the bits, need
an extra allowance; let it remain in a warm
place for few hours (not in the hot sun, or
before hot fire until the oil has we'll en-
tered the leather; then rub off all that re-
mains on the surface, briskly, with dry
wooden rag, and your work is finished. Be
careful that you do not apply too much oil,
and be equally careful that goa apply 1t often
enough.
The best oil for harness is one quart of
neats-foot oil, four ounces of beef tallow,
and three tablespoonfuls lampblack; add
four ounces beeswax, for use in summer
weather
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18
An Excellent Impromptu Remedy.

A correspondent of contemporary fur
nishes the following simple remedy, which
we copy for the benefit of the suffering every
where:
There is one thing would like you to
put in some of the papers. 1t might relieve
some of the poor fellows on the bate fields
before they can get surgical assistance.
read of the remedy in an old agricultur-
ii paper, and tried it, with perfect success,
IN two instances; one heifer severely CASH
a in It's legs by being driven through the
ashes over hot-bed, and another on cat
torn by dogs. The remedy is to hold the
wounded limb over the smoke of burning
leather. I. is very simple, aud would,
know. save much suffering. Iwish every
one who goes TO battlefield to assist the
wounded, would bear it in mind and try it;
it might prevent modification. The RENE
dy is SO easily obtained, too; for on bat
tle-6e there is plenty of leather fragments,
such as STRAPS, shoes, saddles, &C.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18
Whefiers ali Annefite.

Halls Journal Of Health has the follow
ing in relation to the use of stimulating
drinks:
No case is remembered, in the practice
of a quarter of a century, where malt liquors
or any alcoholic drinks whatever, have ever
had a permanent good in improving the d.
gestion. Apparent advantages. sometimes
result, but they are transient or deceptive.
II there is no appetite, it is because nature
has provided no gastric juice; and that is
the production of nature, not of alcohol. Ii
there is appetite. but no digestive power,
liquor no more supplies that power than
would the lash to an exhausted donkey. II
torture does arouse the sinking beast, it is
only that it shall fall into still greater ex-
haustion, from which there is no recovery;
So with the use of liquors as whelters of
appetite.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18

SOLDIERS PAY.-The Russian soldier re-
ceiyes annually only thirty-six dollars per
year as pay, and his rations consist solely
of black bread. Tbs soldier in the French
army receives ffty-six cents month. The
estimate in the French budget for 1860 was
S64. 687 500 for an army on war footing
of 762, 766 men, and in addition, reserve
militia, on peace footing of 4I5.746 men.
1t costs the United States nearly three times
as much to maintain soldier as it does the
British Government; and it must be re-
membered that the British Government can
get money at three per cent. interest, while
1t coste Va six per cent or more.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18

CoTroN GROWING IN ILL1NoIs.-James
Coulter, Sen, OF Rand -lph county. His,
writes to the AgriculturiSt that he intends
to plant seventy five acres in cotton next
spring. He is confident that it can be raised
in that latitude successfully DO you hear
that, Southern Kansas farmers ?-you who
are toiling every year might and main to
raise corn, sometimes getting but half a
crop. and then selling it at twenty cents per
bushel? Try cotton.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18

~ RTNEEy FOR FoUSDER IN HORSES A
:. aarse togIdere sIfeeii be Immediately at
tended 10. sassssos er seeds are supposed
go be ia hssi 9kaowh ramedy. Mix one
plut Of - eesa. vha}s, with his feed, and
an sut..4 tpso may % expected.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18

To CURE CRACKS ON Cows TEATs.-Af-
ter milking, rub rnolasses on the teats and
in the cracks. Apply it for two or three
DAYS, and your cows teats will be sound.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-10-18
C.eauins Nm esee.s.

hcbE4spopde4t q. Ike Cincinnati Gazette
trUly says. 1tevs IS Ia pr lrct of the farm
thst pres."ts 50 pU2l difference as butter.
..s This agises chiefly trozn using vessels for
holding &c milk. and Utensils in making
@thefEssijz, u lic.l-a saeE cured. In my notice
u the effects - having soured troughs in
sugar making ! siata.. tuat aci!ity was ia.
tai 10 good 5ical making. II is not less so
"a bu5tef- ma 4 2 MIX has peculiar
PIT %-YeI7 X - ~; y formed, which entirely
taees a~av --Eh-,T Tsch, sweet, fire flavor be-
loHe,ngao gCg nlnsr. Avery little soured
milk 0r cream Or vessels rapidly generates
anourh acil 10 take It away. To avoid this
great oase IS rec lis,se. Cleanliness only is
= nos saftie 80, ashaying the vessels well
. rssheG;- 5Ut.bey n. ust BE- carefully washed
ID boiling hot wafer, aud should be boiled
lritAEc Ba,5as the cream is verv apt to
tsSs stick, asenss with good washing. when the
vessels as boiled in water some pecrlash or
- E3ia'a bepRt in il. which destroys any
:, ssYa,iE 1tts.. play be about the vessels. They
eH5;fi isiseA % web summed. have known
san8 no5a batter makers who dispensed
Rfts ahe5egashhg when soda was used, but
tsss'4 Rrse9o De onmended.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04


Eer ineidsatal sxPtnsos Of he suarfoFns-tSTsIT
dSplEtnent thr6s hundred Hixty.dV6 th6uSInd md
thiEtSan dollars aud eighty eentE
M fTRnEportatIon Of tkS STfST s,s M, v,,,-i,.
two million two hundred aud 6ffSl,lIr ~ ~
hundred and 0IEhty-Six dollars Snd sfEhfT.ooS
eents-
For transportation Of oniesrli f-apRavn ah.sn
thousand three hundred and Et1ty-sSTSn dnIinrg5 -
For purchase Of dtagu0n horses tU0 hundred ana
ninety-SoEen Thousand thrOS hundred and thirty-
5Sr clothing, camp and garrison equipago, one
Inilion, threo hundred ana my thousand one hum
dTSd and my one dollars and thirty-eight cents,
thousand dollars. -
Tor ordnance ordnance stores and supplies, ineIu.
ding horse equipments for an mounted trf,s- fof1r
hundred Thousand dollarE
6or manufacture Of arms, sixty thousand dollars.
tor increasing the manufacturing capacity Of the
national armory, my thousand dollars.
E9t P1EenAse OF gunPoWdsr and lead, forty thou
R9rpgrohase Otartfllsry horses, twenty-five thou.
For hire Of quarters for troops Of store houses for
me sie keeping Of military stores Of grounds foF
summer eantouments, and for Temporary huts, one
Iu9 1 and hfty-eight thousand two hundred and
elgnty'three dollars and eighty-one cents.
sec. ). And be &c further enacted That all apprO
pFtatton5 and al provisions Of law herein contained
4ppueAole to three years volunteers shall apply Il
Two years Volunteers, and all other volunteers WHIT
have been or may be received into the service Of the
united states for period exceeding three months
Approved, July IL, 1861.
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=
Sc Al b II further 0Elletld nat Sftfjli :
sou lt9s ~ y daslistaElf M
e the as % bis HVpointmout, Be net Id tliI7i
EWontysone yO4EE0 d 1go nor moro than tRGutTsl5e
year9; and that preViOus to his appotutmsuE, his
Physical, mental and nSoCal qualifications SlrSiilIs
Inquired into and hyoEGbly rSportsd upon by 4
tons n he nay prescribe.
Rlpayof Assistant payIAStGrs shan 81 a. flI0y1 Viz:
On duty at sOa for the fFSt fVa ysSrs after dSte al
eon1nious one thousand thn0e hundred dollars: AZ.
Ter nTe years from date Of eonnliio on0 thonslnd
dVe hundred dollars.
On other duty, for the hrst i've years amer date q
eotl1lis1on one tno1aAnd doLlRrsi after hYO yslrS
from date Of commission, one thousand two hundred
dollars.
On leave Of absences OF waiting or,iOrs for the trst
ave year1 amer date Of eonmAsipai, eight hundred
dolaEi amer I'VE years from date Of comnssiGn ono
thousand dollars; and when attaehed TO yessels foF
- service, each assistant shall be entitled
Sec. 4 And be II further enacted, That from and
amer the pallEo OF this act no commanding olieeP
o. any yesol In the navy fhaI Be- required 70 par
form ths duties Of p4ymAstsr assistant payraas-
ter; and when such once shall become 5Tasant BY
death or Otherwise IN Gps At SEA or on foreisn sta
the senior olieeF present may make an acting ap-
pOintment OF any ht person 10 perform the duties
until another paymhster or assistant paymastsr
shAIl report toE duty. Any person performing the
duties Of pay2ster assistant aylSter In Secor.
dance With this section (but not ptherWisel shall DO
entitled TO receive the pay Of such grade whilst 50
Sec. 5. And be It further enacted, That each a.
sistsnt Paymaster shAl upon his appointment enter
into bonds In the amount Of ten thousand dollars,
with at least two good and sufneieut securities for
the faithful Performance Of his duties and that as-
Sistant Paymastera shAll have rank and precedence
with assistant 5ui gems not passed, and that all ap-
pOintments TO MI vacancies in the corps Of payT1aS
ters shall b made by regular promotion from the
list Of assistant paymRsteFs-
Sec 9. And be it further enacted That within sig
months after the expiration Of the present insuTrec-
ton the eorps Of pGymAsters and assistant paYmas
teF5 1hlIl be reduced TO the number Of seT6ntydvs
In the whole.
Approved, July II, 1851.
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ON and amer the 18th Of April. 1861. the tasseu-
" ger Trains viii be run follows, viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling, taIly except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ. BenNood at 1910 A NJ. nrrfT.
ing IN BalumoTe At 40 A n, Connecting with tie
Express train for Philadelphia, New York, Boston
and all the Eastern cities. leaving at 6:I6 A. NJ ar.
EiFeS At Warrington Al SEQ A 81, making close con-
necuon with the Southern lines for all parts OF the
south Thia train StopS At the principal stationB
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore At S:l5 r. NJ and
Warrington City At 245 p. NJ. arriving at Benvrood
At A. NJ and Wheeling at G:27 A. n. making direct
connection with the RXpTesstFAin for all partS OF lie
West Southwest and Northwest. ThIS train EtoDI
only for meals aud wood and water.
The AAtl Train leaves daily including SnndyaG At
OBI p. 81, BenwOod At IDS p. H., and arrives In
baltimore At Sl5 r. NJ connecting with the Mall
train leaving for Philadelphia, New York Boston
aud all Eastern eties At AS p. h. arrives at wash
tnEton City At $40 +. NJ connecting with the South.
eTn lines for all parts Of the South This train ronq
on the west end OF the ro at SIoundsViIle CamerpD
hanbington, Water Station FaiTmont and Graftnu
Returning, leaves baltimore at $50 A. NJ Wash.
ington City At i25 A. N. and arrives At Benwood at
1910 PM. and Wheeling at 1922 p. NJ, connecting
With the Express train for all the Southwest
west and Northwest. This train gtops at the prfn.
OlpAl stations only. 80"
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation rms
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at $50 Al
and ATrtEes At Wheeling at $40 r. 81.
". p. sNHTH, Master OF Transportation.
u VI CpLE, Genl Ticket Agent. ap2O
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Approved, July 10, 1861.
[PruIc.-No. 2l

and volunteers called Into the service OF the Uni
ted States, from the time they were called into
service the thirtieth day Of JUhs, eighteen hun
dred and stxty-Oue-
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntatiyea Of the United States Of America IN Con
gress assembled, That there be and hereby L apur
priated ont Of any money in the Treasury NOT 9TH
eFI-ise appropriated, the OF five millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars, 50 much
thereof a. may be neeeGAEy, to enable the Govern
lnSnt TO pay the militia and volunteers called into
amount required for the fiscal year ending june
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty-ons.
Approved, July Is, 1861.
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
IsSa4 as as FFrst Ss4Si01 Of DE TAiTtESsVsssk
OongrCJ.

LPuFuo-No.Ll
AN ACT toTefund and remit the duties on arms i'm.
ported by States.
Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentaGtTes Of the United States OF AaFica in Con-
grsSS Assembled That the Secretary OF thaTreaSury
be and he Is hereby authorized and dirSetSdto re-
fand and remit the duties and impoStS all arms
imported into the United States since the drSt day
q Nay last, or which may be imported before the
mt day Of January next By OF for the account Of
any States Provided, the Secretary Of the TreaSuTy
shall be sAEded that the said intended in
good flith, for the Of the troops Of any State
which e Of may be engaged In aiding to suppress
the instruction now existing against the United
1ppr0rea, Jolly 10, 1891.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College,!
LooATBD,
Cor. Baltimore and Chnrles-Sts.,
TIMnR 2 n n


BALTIM ORB, MD.
TNHIs INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
Il prosperous and hOurishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years has been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the In
ereaslng number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
II now occupies one Of the most Conspicuous and
de2tEably located buildings in the city The rooms
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, to obtain
thorough PTuetedl ButiaGfS Education generally afe
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar estab.
FACULTYt
Elk. LOSIER,
Prtndpal-Lecturer on the Science Of Accounts, Com.
mercet Business Customs, etc.
J.M.PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice OF BooK
and Commercial Calculations.
H.H.DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Bookkeeping.
n. @. JOHNSON,
8. II. WILLIAMS, ESQ,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REy. E. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios.
TRUSTEES:
Hon yno. J. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua vansant,
Hon; Thos Swami, VIM. II. Keighler, Esq,
Tho College is provided with COMMERCIAL Library
Of Standard Works expressly for the use of the Stu
Zach Student has a desk to himself. and I, ssn,.
rately Instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, STUDENT,
can enter at any time.
Thetime usually OcompIetsfh full eourla
from 8 to IL weeks H
A DTFLoMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular con,
tanning upwards OF SQUARE P1ET rcpresentin tbs
Exterior and Interior View OF the COLLEGE vRFioIiI
eharaeteEtStic designs penmanship, &C. sent by mail
particulars. Address Z. &. LosIER
Baltimore M.
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Bridal Presents

: SOLID SILVER WA RH.
JUST RECEIVED PER ADAMS RYpPPsq
superior stock Of Silver Ware, eo6siSfi1S ~ eiS
Cakss Ice Cream, Jelly, Toast and Pfsh Rnfye. 81
q 5ets f1sh Knives and Forks in sotS IndfTi5ToI
e; napkin Rings Pickle Kniyea and P6fFI sJI.s
80 - 49, and Port Aonnaies, Spoons Cups Cob
.. .sl e. &C. ttanlsI J.T.s0oTT { 90.
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peeembog, 1sSJs % r e tbs Sauls can o. s, an
~ . he It1I 81 81 ali 0t flenasis.
y tnefqV ~ eE9 herlby fOTfYsdpr r6-6nagtsI (
&C. II A1dbo Is further 6Eiscted. That 10 dsfrav
~ tho exPensal Tat may attend the aTssution Of
ms ac the sum Of two hnndH6d thousand dnIiSrs or
5lll aneL 81 = may Ne b and the
n1e = hereby appropriated, 70 be paid ont Of any
Ea9tey m the 1re9!u!y not 0therWi6s appropriated
Approved, Jaly Il, Is8l.
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Be It enacted BY tie HanA4s aud Eoa16 n p.,,,l,
suntatfTa q tie gnitod st6tl q AniSFieS q ~,
EreoI a!sonhfeds nat ne gradS q 6slflfa1f ~
By = o1tAhl.hedj ol th4t tFoIi ana hfE6r az -
1ASO q this aet fko Pred II TIE United RttfeS
by 1d'EtEh th9 a4V1o8 md consent d TIE ElD1fst
nay appoint fFS1it IN = 81
- ehoy Iha1 b nooaS1 Ii aetfV6 Sory3oa a -
W. net OEeoodtRg tkiTtyliI n number.
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Bilious Disorders-Liver Complaints.

ESo1l Or. TFro6OFe Ben, If Neg York City
Not only are your pills admirably adapted 70 their
purpose as an aperient, but fnd their beneficial tf
tects upon the Liver very marked indeed. They
nave In my practice proved more edectual for tie
cure Of bfLii0ig complaints than any one remedyI
can mention sincerely rejoice that we have at
length purgAtiye which Is worthy the confidence OF
the profession and the people.
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Chnreh. Boaton.

Oh. ATER: 7 have used your Pills with extraOrdl
nary success In my family and among those am
called to visit in dltre8s. To regulate the Organs Of
and purify the blood they are the very bert
Ee!nedy have ever known, and can confidently
commend fSS1iE them @ my friends-
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TRANSPORTATION.

Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheel-
ing Rail Road.
- z5E.Z5lf5
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, January aOth. 1892
" Passenger Trains Win leave Bridgeport a. fol-
lows (sundayu oxceptSd:j
ll:lb A. n Wan LE45n, E.;OpplnE Al All ration,
Tiyes at Pittsburgh At s:1o P. n, and
Cleveland AZ $40 r. n.
1000 P N. ETpTeEs Train. stopping at All stations
except Rush Kun and Beaver, arrives 1t
Rttts61rgh ~ 295 A. u. aud Cleveland
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland ~ e=55 A. n aud 8O0 P n, Al.
riVs Al bridgeport At Tn F. n, and 6s3S A. NJ
Leave Pittbugh st l;4O A. n, aud l.lo p ",
arrive AZ Bridgeport At 6-25 A n, and Go P. NJ
Connections are made az Follows,
At Pittsburgh With Pennsylvania R. r for Harris
SaEE; B&Isin9Ee, washInston, Philn-
Cleveland with Cleveland Toled z. r. for San
dnaky, Toledo. Detroit, Chicago and
AL points IL the NORTH WET. With
Detroit steamers EoE Detroit, jackson,
Chielgu sud tha NORTH WEs9 Will
Cleveland EEie R p for Rrie Dun
kirk, BunGlO and Niagara Falls. With
Cleveland. Columbus / Cineinnati Tor
CEatLine, Delaware, Columbus aud
At Hudson with the c. z. SC RR for Cuyahosa
RanH, Akron, AlIlsnburgh and WOOS-
ter
At Alliance With p. Et. wa C. r r. for Canton,
lurabus, &C
AbbbSApGaNL19 Wild r Y. = u Line and At BEILAIR
with c. o. R-R- for Zaneavilie New.
ark Columbus, Geuia, Dayton Ind.
huApplisr osiru, Cincinnati, Louisytile
81. Louis, st. Joseph and al points
Ntst and South Wet
Excursion Tieksts % Pittsburgh and return eSI6
FATe always as low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points In the West, North
and East can be procured 1t the once No. 81 Water
Etreet next door 10 sPriEE House, WheelinE Va aud
At Bridgeport station.
IeiEhteoptr4ets uiIl Be made atIovest rates to
any point accessible by this EO&i and its connections
70 ihe East, North, West and Northwest a once
No. 81 Water street. with Freight gent At Bridge
port Station. Z. HAMILTON, A gent,
WheeIing, Va
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
IN. MCCULLOUGH. President
T. R. MYERS, Gent Ticket AZ't noT6
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DEPAITlfENT OF FaR IITEEIoR,

- = :, ', .l.lIll sV0lli y. "a "a EsD.1 IeOg.
ptal practice ever since you made them, and cannot
hesitate to say they are the best eathaTtc employ
Their regulating action the liver fs quick aud de-
etdedt consequently they are an admirable remedy
for deangementS Of that organ. Indeed, LaNs
seldom found of biEliOGF GiseaSe go obstinate
that It did not readily yield to them.
FTaternally yours. ALoEZO BALL. MD.
phvHfrfOT nF f1,S No 90 7IT.-,I,,t
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Diarrhosa, Relax, worms

From Or. y. G. Green Qf Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, aud
hold them in esteem - one Of the best apSrienBI
nave yer found Their alternative effect upon the
N small doses for bfI0tts 6ySeRteTV and diayTGga
Their sughreoating makes them very acceptable and
convenient for the nse Of women and children
Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.
From Req. J. Y Hiue,, Pastor Of Advnt
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-04

PILIsBuEs, Pa, Nay i. 1855.
On. ]. @. ATER. Sir: have been repeatedly cured
OF the worst headache anybody have by dose OF
two Of Your Pills. It seems to arise from foul sto
mach, which they cleanse At once.
Yours with great respect. I'D. W, PRABLE,
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
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New Stock of Fine pianos

NE subscnber has lust recefyeij a 1ralZl,t,.l. -,
nne Pianos from the celebrated fsrsS y
SSIiekeLlng sons, Boston, which for beauty 81 fin
~, .5 Power OF tone and elasticity Of touch are s1ps
nor % any lnstFuments ever brought to the civ
Lnese Pianos were bought tor essh aud lin IL.
. q sss than Eastern prices for CASA and eqSS
examine for themselves - 'tt94 20 eall AMI
va Pianos taken in exchange for heW.
,.-o JESSE B. AfBLLOR.
a0tS M 7I3n 51TsT,syy. ~
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From Dr.. Edgard BoVd, Baltimore.

DEAR BEo. Arm: I cannot answer you 1sAot com
plaints have cured with your Pills better than TO
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