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AUCTION SALES
M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. IS9 AND Ia
lN1s 8, FOURTH 6TRHHT,

M THOMAS q SONS, NOS. IS9 AND IL
1NIs q. FOURTH STREET.
FREE EXHIBITION OF sPLEND1D PAINTINGS.
IN, NJ x KKnoedIer,s t,uccsssoT . e0upII Col colleo-
Sn 9 paintings Pei To% Fine P9 sxaSon IN the
Admission free, from Q M I'LL 2, N daily.
Chas +. Hsseltine, No iiS5 Chesnut street, on Mon
6sy and Tuesday evenings, February and Rt 7K
Catalogues now ready.
Sale at the Auction Rooms Nos, 1S9 and III g. Fourth
HANDSOME FURN1fURE. f1fSE PIANO, CABINET
BRUssE1 8 6fHER EYE xELEFT XFT
nj, ON Thursday Morning.
q. oSl9G6 a. he SOn by csts
nltnre, comprlsing handsome walnut parlor, library.
superior Rosewood psnotorte, Z dne French plate
b pT ebesseS %a9ut @
centre ablesi large showcase china and glassware,
n ment Office furniture; gssconsumins and cooking
govee, cigar pompey; eDgraylngs aud oil paintlngi
ELEGANr CABINET ORG AN,
Esy II stops nSd PEDAL Base made 6y Csrhnrt
Neeehauo, in handsome walnut case. 222s
DUNTING, DURBOROW & CO., AUCTION,
- EEIts, Nos 2S2 and SS4 N MARK ST Street, corner
ADMINISTRATORS, SALE SALE OF FANCY CAss1-
Or Wednesday,
Feb. 3, Will be peTt NJ ptory sold, four month";.
fIedi @ a. 10 oclqek by order Of George
OF T. NJ Hunter, deceased, late nurviving partner
J.. NJ "
ONE no Tw0 TaouUsAND PIECES OF PEppr
:, OMEN AND SIAFtoBD MILL GAS IMERES
fresh and very deaiTS6le styles. sOOus are an
LARGE rs SPECIAL AND, PEREMPToRY SALE
oEE BoNAsIIO GOODS IN ENTIRE PAdiKFH
On Wednesday Morning.
Feb. 3 commencing et 10 O'clock
5SS entne packages cotton and woollen dome,,,o
sBIRTING AND sHRErINes
and 6esyy 6iesUhed and brown musns In ali
ceses 5.4 fine pillow. case muslips
cases Whe S9s sGHIiet syis nan Snd grey awoo snne
= cases cases extra extra heavy pure napkins.
cases herring bone iicllings
| casss fine twIIed fancy plalds.
sse 9TgeT0E Sasg1 %,n quality StSilO5s @ sesas
| cases heavy canton hsnnels.
| plaid N Banchesler gnghams
- cases black and white and high h.colored baIruo.
= cases fine quality toilet Quilts
% O"'eS OfoTI MIITTszRY fIT sfsy Ch6fT1Ne aHSffii1
90 cases Infantry oyercoats, perfect
-csses 81 black Union cloths.
cases g. light fancy cassimeres,
-cnses "A double and twist cassinleres.
sSeswS 03oi Sna lean,
eases - iJn, Trenton and ASbyyllle oassineres.
- cas- es A heavy mixed satinets.
: cases ~ '"Ss YoR% sRtqSot qCSotTToNADEs.
% cases celebrated Y9rk Gqttonndes.
70 eeses fancy spring sSawia.
oataesues nS S Dp to- sae w'A
FIRST sflN FIE8ks sShE 81 3"
| ON FrioRy Morning.
rag csrpeslDgs II cloths, etc
| q Brussels.
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uvEsT JERSEY RAILR0ADs.-
w LEEEI AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
- = loot Of MARKET Street Upper FerryG
CommsneE PPShyH ss6BIti%T%SF F6BI%s iS 1858
For Cane May and stations below Millvnle Sis
h MnlviIle vlneIAnd. and intermediate stations
s.ib A. N :, SI6 p M; . .. ,.,,or. auK ~
For Bridgeton, Salem ana way sta1ionH o1o a. ID
SnS Toy ySS Woodbury. at s15 A. Nj 85 $50 and soO p
EfsUUslighG train leaves Camden daily az IL O'CLOCK
noon. -..,.,od ~ saeoud coxavad vhaaf an
Wsln,Sib WslIn,abt tpIeyered NO. z2s South DeIawareaysq
fEe~"' WILLIAM j. 5EWELL4
ca superintendent
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CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD.

Passengers Tor DownlugtOwn aud interim ed late
points {! Ike the 30 a. NJ, u 3d. aud 2. Nj trals
rom Philadelphia, Returning from DO wniugGc Nn
OF $50 A. NJ, IL 40 and 5'l5 Z. NJ.
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.AFrERNonN LXPRNs5.
POTTsr0WN ANCoMMoDATIoN

Leaves Phileoephi at so .. ~, for Reading
PuttsVle Harrisburg, etC com Getting with Reading
and Columbia railroad trains Tor Columbia, etc.
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BAGGAGE.

Close AZ the Philadelphia rost Office for all place
on the 7, ad and lis branches a. N. and for LLl
principal slalIOns only at 2I5 Z. M.
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N EW YORK.
AN H. MULLER, AUCTIoNEER.

A DkIAN H. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BROADWAY.
CHUBuH, DUANE, AND NORTH STREETS.
NEW YORK, TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION.
Adrian Ii Muller, p. r. Wilkins tE Co. Will lease
a: auction,
ON TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 1853.
Ati2 o'clock NJ AtIhe Excnange sslesrooms, No
Iii BROS DWAY,
BY ORDER OF TIE UNDERSIGNED,
A COMMIITEE E OF THE BOARDOF GOVERNORS
or THE
SOCIETY OF THE NEW YORK HOSPITAL,
THE FIFTY EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING ALMOST TIE ENTIRE BLOCK
BOUNDED BY ROADWAY. CHURCH,
DUANE, AED WORTH STREETS.
WILL BE LEASED AT AUCTION ON THE
ABOVE EMENTIONED DAY.
This property located IN the centre or the heavy
busInes9 OF the CT y high ground, with dry. sandy
soil and surrounded by hrstClaSs improvements.
TIE leases Will be for term OF twenty. one years,
with the usual cOv0nan s zoe renewal and Will be
similar to those made by the SAILORS SNUG
HARBoR," which have always been considered az
most favorable 10 the lessee. The advan-
tase of holding loug leases on property
in the busness pt Htiou of the city ia demon
stIated by the large bonus which has
been paid tor those made by the ''Sailors' Snug
Harbor," amounting ia many almost TO he
value Of the fee Ihe leasing of the abovedesoribed
property at auction Will afford opportunity that
I'm all probability will never again for procur-
ing leases OF building stes nat must from the
stanty Increasing demand for business properly In
% u TTEM Prsp FROM TAXATION
JOHN d DAVID WOLFE 81
tS9KsSE foGEsF !: ! tsiHXUtHHqfssroN' sHUHfs
JAMES Nj. BROWN.
DESCRIPTIVE lists SEM by mail II desired. [l2ln
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C5ENnsYLvANIA ChNTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, pAAING EsEhOC NOV. 22 1865,
Tue lTalns CI LIE tSIuSyl y0nlS CSusrsA ttslIrgad
iraya JhG DepJ., ~ ~ iSSA &ItC MAlsh La
81 reefs, NDCH Is FeaCLed directly by. tue Msykes
Stree G.yyG JLu sSt CAE Connecting witn irau
leaving Front ELt urKsL BrUHrg tnrty fdtuut3s ne-
fyrs its CeU8Tt1Ee 4ne Cne,uua Apu NslnuL ntrsets
raTp ru4 WllhD one equRTe Ci IES DSpOt,
Sst ping Cas- llNEetE ENu D5 nsU On application a.
Ire llckel otuce \. W, corner Ninth sud ChesnpS
strgzts, puC at the d3pOt
AEspts OF tas Onion Transfer COln psi!y wa Cau
,Dr 9uo dsiyGr baggage ~ Lng depot. crders &c
Nn gI hesnut eet Ur Mu ll5 Market Street, WIN
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.->1,II ADEIPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
- - srLR TIME TABLE.-ThkOU9H AND
nfRECT ROUTE BETMfhS BETM tbS PHtLL1ADEtss ssa55A' s5t
5A 5SAD p = iii GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNsHL-
VANlA: sIeeuIng Oars all Night Trains. - .
hlesS6S' alter MONDAY, Noyemper ~ dS8SS' ae Lhe
On . am nn he Philadelphia ana Arle RaIifoae wiz
run as t0loWs'- WESTWARD,
~" - ~ ,oaves Phiiadel lphia..........lO'45 2. NJ.
NAIL TRAIN W. Winiamsp0ri. S'l5 Il. NJ,
o.rIyes et Erie...,..,.. ..,..... so =. RI,
- g yes 4 lau el 80 A. NJ
ERIE hAfHN''o" WilliambpoTt-.... $50 p N.
" arrives at tErie.........."....lUtO A. Nj,
xIATT leaves Philadel phia,.,.... 500 A. nj.
ELM1RA, MAIL WllliAmsport.,..... so Z. M.
:, arrives aL LOckhRven..... 7'46 p. M.
I'm aves EIIe 1895 A. M.
MALL thSLN Wiliamsport... IL 50 A. M,
" a.r,vea at Phiad lphR....lUO0 A. nj,
nj, ,7,tai a YES Ere ............,,, 6'25 p M
EHlE EAFnH@00A A'I VVIlnamsporI..... 100 A. NJ,
=, arrives at Philadelp phlR... 420 p nj.
EFau and Express connect .Wltn vi ,OISSSh Ano
Allegheny River Railroad Nv W = az I'D
THKoOSH' General superintendent
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nEAFNESS.--EYER ERY INSTRUMENT THAI
- science and skill have invented 20 RBsBt ths
hearing in every deSree OF deatneas also, RespiTa.
tOIs alBo OrsndAlpE Patent OrutoheB snpeFioP Sc
any others In use, ~ r, MAOMIRAiS No. il6 a
TltNg'H Street, below Oheanut. ENpE
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, III W GS
Leaves New York at A, N, and and p. NJ
passing Readng at 70 A. M,, aud 1850 Aod 10 Ig f. a.
ana connecting at harris uTg win PsunsylysnIs
ard Northern Centrai Railroad Express trains ,nr
PittsbuIg, ChicaSo WllllamsporE Elmira, Baltl.
mOle ETC
arrival OF Pennsylvania Express from PltsiluTg .t
$50 and ~ a. ID" and 10 90 + I'd, passing Reading
at "A and 73I a, M arc 1850 Z. M, and Errivt,g R
New YORK at IL A. r.. and lZLO ana p n. Sieeping
cars mpany these trains through between Jersey
CAY ana Pntsburg without Change
A NIsil Train Ior New ork leaves harrisburg At
$40 A, NJ. AID 205 K. A. MAIL train tor Harrisburg
leaves New York at " M,
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NORTH, NORTHWEST, TIE and THE oANApAs.

| WINTER ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER
| ~ TRAINS, December a. 1888
| r. leaving The C0mpany's Depot eJ thirteenth aud
| SalOWnu reefs, Philadelphia, at the following
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DEM NSYLVANIA OSPITAL.-
j. PHILADELPHIA, December 80 1858

.
The attending Managers are;--
Wisiar N orrs. No. 900 $ Third street,
S. Morris Vain, No. l2S ;. Della ware avenue.
Attending Physican-J. NJ Da Costa, NJ. D., No.
1905 Spruce street,
Attending Surgeons William Hunt, NJ. D. No. 1900
Bpl uce street.
Thomas George Morton, N. D., No. li2l Chesnut
street.
The Physician aud Surgeons attend at the Hospi-
tai day Sundays eXcepted) 10 receive appllca
uOns for admission,
Persons seriously injured by accident are always
admitted IL brought to the Hospital Immediately
hereafter. 1 22f
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RAILROAD LINES.

READtNG RAILROAD.-GREAT TRUNK
In LINE From PHILA DELPHIA TO THE
4 ~ 1HlOR OF FPENNsYLVANIA,T THE SC dUYL.
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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AUCTION SALES.
sale No 520 Chesnut rtreet.

AEARTIN BROTHERS, AUCTIONEERS.-
lNI tGately selesmen for M. Thomas q sons.)
no. b29 CHHsNU St. rear entrance from Minor.
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MoRNING ACCOMMODATION.
AT ESQ A. ~. for Reading and all intermsjia ate
stations ana Allentown. Returning leaves Reading
al 6J5 4, NJ; arrives in Philadelphia Rt 0kj r. NJ
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Ni Ills

Leave Phi hiaoelpnla oally at so A. M 1880 noon,
ard L. H., Reading, Lebanon, Hsrr sbnT5''
P0tIsVIlie Port Clinton, and all points hey Ond
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The domestic cousuu pton added TO this export
would show that the world has taken for consump-
ton not less than 1900 goo gallons of this remark
allU product, and a value of over S37 600 900 in
currency.
The exact statistics Of iron production for the
year 1868 cannot yet be quoted. From the returns
already received by the secretary of the Iron and
Steel Association, greater increase the pro-
ducton of last year is anticipated than the increase
Of 1867 over 1866.
Tho production for 1868 upon this basis would be
OF pig iron of all kinds tons, Si2,S22
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Goods of all descriptions forwarded 70 all the above
points from the Company's new freight depc, Broad
AID Willow streets.
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These amounts would indicate a value of not less
than SGsOOO,OCO, at the average Of prices current
for the year.
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SCHUYLEILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trsius leave POJlsvile ht b'I5 and Ii ~ A M and
Ga p. N. returning from TamAquA u $50 a. IL, and
2'I5 ana 4.25 r. NJ.
sC6UYLKILL And euSQUEHANNA RAIL
ROAD.
Trains leave Aubnrn 1'j5 A. NJ. for Pinegrove
euQ liz lTrsluTg ana aJ l2'lp noon Tor Piuegcuys aud
fremont. RUturning from Harris rurg p, Al
Rud rom 4LeInonG Gt ~ A. NJ anu a3I L. M.
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SfllPPlNQ.

,eyStla. FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
xxrzssssssssls TOWN .--Inman Line OF Mail 3tssmsra
alo :, ,pUIuLeU 10 sail as lUlioTs:-
ClLn OE BALFIM0KjI, Saturday, February @.
CIEH Oh COt+Kr tuesday, February 9.
CITY OF PARIS, saturday, tsUrusry l3,
C11A OF ANlN EGR, Saturday, February 90,
lINA, TUESDAY, February 13
CITY OF LONDON. saturday, January 30.
slld each gUcgeeQinS Salurds alternate Tucgdsy
at ! p e., from Pier 45, North river.
tsAIES Ct PACSAGE MALL BrRAMAR
CALLING EVGRY sATUEDAIi
payable In Gold. PpyADI6 Ia Currency,
FIRST CA 100 50 AGE
Ju LObGCH....,.,, -, lGJ to LonGOn-",...,. 10
TO Paris,,..,,........ II 70 PSris...... ...., 50
PASSAGE BY THE TUEApAx sTEAMER VIA u LIFA1
FttST CABIN, STEHhA6I,
EEy aglE In HOlJI fdganlO in Currency,
AN Iii
u
-. J0bus, =, F..,...,.i a 20. J0uns, n E-...... RD
~ Branch SJSAt-.eE....g | . BfAuCh 3toaingr,..5 ~
FhSsen gers Slsp fcrHaTGouS 10 EaVES aolburg, hre,
Len, elt,, aI r5uuC.d Es.tSs,
JlCEels be bought hefo W persons aepdlrg tnI
thuiF trlenGs, 81 moderate EsleS-
kos iuIther Information GpLIS aE the Coinpany's
JOBN u. DALE, sent, 80 10 BROADWAY, Ny.
OF 10 U'DJ0E 1.i1i u EAUls4A, AGENTS,
No. Al Chk2sn vi Etrnet, Philadelphia.
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Only DlREUr LINZ. TO FRANCE.

49,. l'ls4N ERAL TR ms uLs NpiC COAIPANY's
MA 4. 81 La rpnLl5 . BEIG hES NEW YORK
AND lLLVHiG. CaLLiNG AZ BRESF.
The 81 i-Lutd Ves5ois iuiH taVUrIJe route for
us Lu.I.Ts:-
81. LA UEr l....., B -ocanGa Saturday Oct
NILLl See. .ourLlU GJura.ty Oct AZ
ERG Ducn s...oaturuhy, OCt. "a
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THIS statement does not Include Detroit and
some other lake ports from which considerable
shipments are made, or California, from which
some goes TO the islands OF the Pacific. IL he not
unreasonable TO suppose, indeed it is certain that
these would, If added, close up the full 100 900 OOO
gallons of export The prices at Philadelpbia
have ranged from 23Hc., the lowest to Sic, about
fhe highest, for refined Of the whole export abont
per cent. has been crude, which has been worth
rom H. to 1885, Estimating from these data the
export value at port Of shipment has been fully
s27 600 900, in currency and were Il not thai this
gast aud rapidly increasing production has outrun
the consumption, also enormous and increasing,
tbis article alone ought to- and would have, at its
aal Intrinsic value az compared with any illumina-
tino substance i'm existence, been worth AT LEAST
soo 0OO GOO GOLD DOLLARS. Before petroleum was
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EXCURSION TICKETS
From PbilaGel lphia 10 principal stations, good for
Saturday, Sunday, Rno Mo- day, ST reduced Iares 20
be had only the Ticket Office, at Thirteenth snd
CallOwhiIl btIeetg.
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FREE EXHIBITION OF SPLENDID PAINTINGS.
CARD.
nj. Knoedler's (successor TO Goupil a. Col ooIleo-
ton of elegant paintings is now on exhibition In the
East Gallery Of the Academy OF Fine Arts, II rs
Admission free, from a M Till 7. n; daily.
The sale VIII take place at the Art Gallery OF Mr.
Chas. T. Heseltine No 1926 Chestnut street, on Mon
O'Clock. "
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H7HOMAs BIRCH q SON, AUCTI0NEERe
GR ESEUT Street: rear entrance NO. lOI samoan sst
r IppINCOTT, SON d CO., AUCTI0NEERS,
| ASHHURsT BUILDING, No. 24O MARKET %.
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DUNTlNG, DURBOR0W & CO., AUCTJOHs
u EEIis, Nos. 2S2 ana 2Sl MARK ST Street oornep
o. Bank street, Successors 10 John b. Myern q Co
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r., e,onnIy Agricultural So
cfGlfes.

A. the season is approaching when the
county Agricultural Societies are prcpar-
ing % make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention 70 our
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists. Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
10 get up one. two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or colored inks, at short notice.
We have just added to our Job Depart
ment i've hundred dollars worth Of the
latest styles Of poster type, and our mcili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon ms, or
send for estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL CO.
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pus 'spu![d USES 'sIooG

4s!T soIIH mo 'uoI9uoHddB no 'nok
pIeAIoJ OF 6dd8q 9sOm 90 Heqs ga 'noE
40 psIIubsI SuFQ9HuB sssIIdmOo ASH mo
u '9Bq1 uoH 5uIInssV -sousIL9dxs ss9I q1TM
suOsIsd uBql 'sssulU puB 6lHsnb spIuS
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eAu-6lueMa moIJ puB :69IuIOeds e sIeII9l
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sM 'sn 50 puBu no 1doE puu IOJ psInl
-OeJnuem sIBIIs1UW SuIpuua 20 ISL JsIIq
y Ol uOnusl1s Ino6 IIBo 6nnJosdssI o ~
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TF YOU ARB SUFFERING. om
Al have suffered, from Involuntary dis-
/ cnatges, what effect does o. produce upon
/ your general healthf 30 YOU foei weaF.
! debiliiated, easily tired2 DOES little ISL.
/ ira eNcritOm produce paipitafi0u or mo
heartf Does your liver. or urinary organs.
] or your Kidneys freq ueuhY gen one of orr
I dery Ia Your urine Huln6timna thIeif.
/ milky, or hocKy, on b. 10 ropy OF aettluRq
/ Is sediment ~ the bottom after ID has
stood awhile? Do you have So lis OF short
! onuieaiedg is vou have s,,.l 49, f.ft.i-.
| ing, or rushcs OF bloof 10 tine haHdF ~
Your memory lmpalredf Is your mind
constantly dwelling upout his suhlect2 DO
l you feel dull, llslioss, uloplnR. tired of come
! phnyt or lifef DO you wish t0 ne LETT aloup.
% get msVay nom everybody Does nuv
Iltue lhlhg mako you start 0r lump9 100
or your eve ns hrifiiant9 rbe einor, ot
your cheek as bright2 20 you enjoy Your
SELF iu society nH wel2 ID Won nursue
your business with the same energyq no
Are your spirits dull aud tagging, given fo
hts Of melancholy If so da MOT lHv It
tess hlRhLHf Your back Weak, your knees
weak, aud have but little appetite, ANA
you attribute this TO dyspepsia OF liver
Now, reader, selEabuse. venereal dis.
eases badly cured, and sexual eNeesscs are
all capable OF producing a weakness OFF tho
geuerative organs. The organs on genera
hons when in perfect health make tuo
mon. Did you ever thluK that tho q bold.
defiant, energetic, perHeVeEinet successful
business men are always those whose geu-
erHtive organs afn ln perfect health9 You
never hear such men comulnlu 0f being
melancholy. OF nerVOuHme Hs, Of pulpitn-
ton OF the heart They are never afraid
tCcy cGuuOt succeed iu business. they
don't become sad and discouraged they
are always polite an pleasant ln thu come
pnny OF ladies' and look You and tnam
right IN the JMue-nomH OF your uuwucNAL
looks or any other meAnmeha ahuut fheu.
do not mean those who keep the organs
iuhAmed by running tn excess. These viii
not only ruin their constitutions. hut also
those they DO business Win oil for
bow many mou, from bodily cured dis.
ease from toe fficst8 pfself abuse Hud cN.
ceAscs, have brought about That state OF
weak ucHs lu those organs thai has reduced
ihe general system so much as go Induce
almost every other disease fdIoef luuaoy,
paralysis, spinal affections. Rulcldei aud
almost every other form OF disease which.
humanity ls heir 90. and the feal cIuE0 of
the trouble scarcely ever suspected. aud
have dOcsOrod f0fhu but the right one.
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GEEAT SALT LAKE tfNf. t#fANrl
Jau. 1i iaH#.
nv. NJ. n. ffehHb0tfs
DEAR SIR! Your communication Tus
Que.tuW nur terms for muVertl#lHR WNa
duly received. but from "a nrt BudftH uuN
formed against aNVfrifsiaB "eufeH i.r
secret n arnHcs. i" lt WINS left unanswered.
During au accidental conversation iu u
Drug Store the other evening. mg nina
was changed Ou fhc character 81 sour
BUCIU. ID was then mighty recommended
for ofFer diseases 1857 two phHHleIHuH prose
ent. Enclosed please hud our rates for nd-
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BY WI. A. sIGoURNEY.
Where is the snow2
Ills not long ago
IL covered the earth with veil of white
We heard not his footsteps soft and light
ct there is was in the morning bright;
Now IL had vanished away from our sight :
NO trace rem aims
In fields or lanes.
Where is the frostP
Il gone and lost
The forms of beauty last night II made
With pictures ras were window W. arr ay eu )
1t said, Be silent; the brook ooeyed;
Yet silence aud pictures all did iade.
s1sf. At smile OF the sun
All was uncone-
Where is the rain2
Paueriug 10 came.
dancing along with 70 cry sound.
a grassy bed IN the fields 1t found
Each dIOp came on the roof with a bound.
Where is the rain9 II has left the ground.
What good hath iG done,
Gone away so soon2
Ever, thus ever, .
Our best endeaVOr
Seemeth To fall like the melted snow;
We work our thoughts wisely and slow;
The seed we SOW, but IL Will not grow
What doth remain?
Memory and pain.
But nothing is lost
No snow nor frost,
That came to enrich the earth again;
Is waving golden Ger hill and plain,
And the pleasant earth springs from earth
again.
All endeth Ia good
Water and food.
Then never despair;
Disa ppoin tine bear,
Though hope seemeth vain, be patient
still;
All thy good intents God doth fulfill;
my hand is weak; His powerful will
Is finishing thy great Iife-work still.
The good endeavOr
Is lOst-ah, neUerl