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.VlNELAND LANDS.

To all Wanting Farms.
Large aud thriving settlement, mild and healthful
climate 80 miles south Of Philadelphia by abroad ri
to producing large crops which be seen grow
in Ten tw nty and fifty nActs, from $50 to
$50 per acre, able within yeas Good business
openings for manufactures and hers Churches,
sch and God society 1t is tn most improving
place east or vest Hundreds settling aud building
pc bcauy with which the pace is lait out is unsur-
pa'sc. Letters answered Papers giving full iniOma-
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Dis Nnolaud Post flee, Lands Township, N J.
Prom rcpor OF eolou Roainson. Agricultural Editor
Of the Trbune IL is one Of the extensiv, fertile
tracts In an almost level position and sui bic condition
fr pleasant farming that We klow Of Ibis side of the
Western pr iries.
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BOsToN-George G Goodwin & Co.
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MistfIla
URATION OF LIFE
Ffom Han Journal Of Health.

The average duration of life of man in civ.
iized society is about thirty three and third
years. This is called a generation, making
three in century. But there are certain To-
calities and certain communities Of people
where this average is considerably extended.
The mountaineer lives longer than the low
! nder; the farmer than the artisan I; the tray
eler than the sedentaty; the temperate than
the seli-indulgent; the just than the dis
honest. The wicked shall not live out half
their days." is the announcement of Diyin ty
The philosophy Of this is found in the fact,
that the moral character has a strong power
over the physical; power much more con-
trolling than is generally imagined. The
true man conducts himself in the light OF
Biblt precepis, is - temperate in all things :"
10 "slow to anger )" aud on his grave is
written He went about doing good" In
these three things are the great elements OF
human health the restraint of the appetites !;
the control of the passions and that highest
type Of physical exercise, going about doing
good" 1t is said of the eminent Quaker
philsnthropist, Joseph j Quincy, that the la
Dor and pains he took to 60 and see person.
ally the objects of his contemplated charities,
30 that none of them should be unwor,hily
bestowed, was Of itself almost the labor Of
one man, and he attended to his immense
banking business besides in fact. he did too
much. and died at sixty. The average length
of human life OF all countries, at this age of
the world, is about twenty eight years. One
quarter of all who die do not reach the age of
seven one half die before reaching seven
teen /; and Yet the average of life of
"Friends," in Great Britain and Ireland, in
1850, was nearly ifty-six years, jus, double
the average life Of other people. Surely this
isa strong inducement for all to practice for
themselves, and to inculcate it upon their
children day by day. that simplicity of habit,
that quietness Of demeanor, that restraint Of
temper, that control of the appetites and pro-
pensities, and that orderly. systematic. and
even mode Of life, which . Friends" disci-
pline inculcates, and which are demonstrabiy
the means Of so largely increasing the aver
age of human existence.
Reasoning from the analogy of the animal
creation, mankind should live nearly AN hun
dred yearf that law seeming to be, that life
should be i've times the length Of the period
Of growth; at least, the general observation
is, that the longer persons are growing, the
longer they live; other things being equal
Naturalista sav
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IMPORTANT TO lows OEPIoKRs The
Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has decided that receipt given by Town
Treasury or other town officer, in the per-
formsnce Of his official dn,ies, IL under ibe
provisions Of the Law exempt. put recep,
given by an individual to a town officer is
not exempt. tt.
John Bull, conversing with an Indian,
asted him II be Knew the sun never SEES on
the Qaeehs domipions. No." said the In
dian. DO you know the reason why ~
asked John. - Because Odd is afraid TO
trust an fnslishm.n ia lie dark. was the
dusky ssy'ge's reply.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-02

GRAIN AT THE WEsT.---A careful and re-
liable estimate gives the amount Of wheat on
hand waiting Eastern market in the country
north, west and northwest Of Lacrosse at
four million bushels, of which at least one
million bushels, is in the hands Of farmers
Some farmers up the Chippewa, St. Croix and
Missouri rivers have three years crop sill in
store, waiting for higher prices, which will
never come. But little wheat is coming for.
ward, held back by the insufficient price and
enormous rates Of freight. On the Minneso-
ia river, above st. Paul, wheat 10 drug at
so cents bushel. In the storehouses thou
sands Of bushels have suffered from dampness
and heating. Some dealers who bought a
year since at dollar. and even ten shilings,
bushel there, have been ruined by the fall
The president Of one OF the upper river pack
OF companies loses at least one hundred thou
sand dollars by depreciation OF prices and
damage to grain from unavoidable causes
Five years since wheat on the upper Mime
sofa was worth from fifty cents to one dollar
and thirteen cents bushel, in gold. At
present rates Of grain and merchandise the
farmers are having severe time.
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No article has been oduced to the public that
isfaonon, thsn
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J. P. DlNSMoRb, 49l Broadway. New York
AHd BY all Dfuggtsie. 2l.72.eop
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHANGES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced phys-
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P.S-Dr D0Y imports and has for sale new article
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May 1866
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ipOetru.
our BoYs ARE COMING HOME


OUR BOYS ARE COMING HOME.
Thank God. the sky IL clearing
The clouds are hurrying past
Thsnk God the day is nes ing
The dawn is coming fast
Aud rhsn elad herald voices
shan tell US peace his come,
This Thought shall most rejoice ne,
Our boys are coming home !"
Soon shall the voice q singing
Drown wars irerdndous Din
Soon shall the Joy bells ringing
Bring peace and freedom IN,
The jubilee bonhres burning
Sh II 50 n light up the dome,
And soon n southe our yearning,
Our boys are coming home.
The vacant hreside placesl
Have waited for them long;
The love light lacks iheir faces,
The chorus waits their song
A shadosy fear hiss haunted
The long deserted room,
But nov our pray ers are granted,
Our boys ere coming home.
o mother, calmly ~,iiius
For that beloved son
o sister, proudly dating
The victories he has won
o maiden. softly humming
The love song while you roam
Joy, Joy, the bois are coming
Our boys are coming home.
And yst--oh. kecnest sorrow
Thy're coming. but not all
Pull many dark tomorrow
Shall wear It's sable pail
For thousands who are sleeping
Beneath the empurplcd foam;
Woe woe Tor those we're weeping
Who never will c1me home
o sad heart. hush thy grieving.
Welt but little while
With hoping aud believing
Thy woe and fear teguile
Wait for the joyous meeting
Beyond the starry dome,
For Il ere our boys are waiting
To bid us welcome home
REPUTATION.
Reputation. JEFF has shown.
Excludes all law, and reaches
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Iron as a Medicine
il well known and acknowledged by all medical men
The difficulty is to obtain such preparation Of 1t as
will enter the circulation and assmilate at once with
the blood This point says Dr. Hayes. Massachusetts
State Chemist, has been attained in the Peruvian syrup
by combination. way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
Is a PROTECTED sou'iou If the PROTOYIDE OF
IRON. A NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE that
strikes ~ the Root " Disease by supplying the blood
with its Vital principle or Life Element-Iron.
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Dyspepsia. Liver Complaint Dropsy, Fever and
Ague, Loss Of Energy. Low Spirits
The Peruvian Syrup
infuses strength vgor ndnew life into the system and
builds up "lron Constitution "
The Peruvian Syrup
cures Nervous Affections. Female Complaints and all
diseases Of the Kidneys aud Bladder.
The Peruvian Syrup
is SPECIFIC for all diseases originating in BAD
STATE OF THE BLOOD. or accompanied by Debility
Low State Of the system.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures, aud re-
commentators from Of the most eminent fhysi-
clans Cergymen, and others, will be FREE any
address.
We select few Of the names TO show the character Of
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HELMnoLp,s ROSE WASH.

HILHIbULD'o hOSE WASH,
An excellent lotion for diseases arising from habits Of
dissipation, used n connection with the Extracts Buehu
and aaeapara, Ga euch diseases recommended. Evi.
dence OF tho most rcaponabe and reliable character VIII
accompany the modicnus Also explicit directions for
use, uM halrci Qf Thousands living Witnesses and up
wards Of 1900 unso1licd certificates and recommends
tory letters many Of which from the highest eouroes
Including eminent lhycians Corgynen. Statesmen, Sc
The Proprietor Las never cored 10 their publication IN
the newspapers; no docs 20 tha from fact that his
articles rank ma eiandari cp saigls aud do not need
TO be prophcd up by ccrN0"0tts.
The Science Of N..t .ia1t Pod BE- Cnlumn, should
ttand simple, pure iaaesuc, h-lfl aCt for Its basis
Induction for ia pillar and Truth alone for Its Capital
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
GATE HEALTH

CATE HEALTH.
DIR. DOW, Physician ~od Surgeon. Nos. 7 and En-
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incident 10 the fsmsie system PIolapsus Uteri, Fall
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mel sual arrangements, all treated upon new path
ologi al PRINCIPLES and speedy relief guaranteed in
days. So inyArAbl' certain is the new mode Of trea
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
and the afflicted person soon rejoces In perfect health
Dr. Dow has no do b. had greater experience Ia the
cure OF diseases OF women and children than other
ph stefan IN Boston and has, sin lSi5, confined his
VII lie attention to the cure Of private diseases and fe
male comp ANTS
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