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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

At meeting of the working women Of
Boston on the 21st, it was given out as a
fact that there are upwards of 10000 work
ing women in Boston; that in numerous
shops where there are over a hundred en-
ploved the earnings of each are not more
than sixty or seventy-five cents per week;
that they are, III many cases, obliged to live
on one scanty meal a day, and that many TO
obtain the EeeessarieS of life are forced to
resort to prostitution. Among other reso-
buttons the following was adopted:
Resolved, That the white women and
girls who to-day, in Massachusetts,, give a
fair days work for thirty cents earnings in
currency, are as much objects of enlighten-
ed, philanthropic sympathy as were, few
years ago, the negro slave women of South
Carolina.
The Fortress of LuXem 6ourg, that caused
the European war of 1868, has at length
been demolished.
A party of sixty emigrants from Hol-
land arrived Norfolk, Va, on their way
to the interior Of the State, on the 9th.
Messrs. Ballard & Co., have changed the
name of their paper from Our Country" to
The Sardis Locomotive"
The Locomotive says that two negroes had
a ''skirmish' near SardIs, recently, which
ended by one OF them being shot, not dan
gerOusly however.
The Times says that Summit is to have a
new hotel.
A Jacksonville (Florida) paper complains
that owing to the corruption of juries. it is
impossible to execute the law against Grim
inals' in that State
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-05-13

Lots III us 719 723 755 75G
balance ia 100 s26 S27 s2S
$50 s3l 1872 S36 s37 $50 S67
S6S 500 $40 S72 S73 s74 $50
II .LlLl Ill.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
MORRIS WILKINS, AucrIoNEER.
Nos. ., II and 10 walker street, at auction.

- - :" 49, ~ eei ~ huction, on wednesday,
March a. 1862 70 O'Clock nj The E,bans. n,
Broadway '-~''o'H'' -
walker street.-The valuable Plot OF ero.nd ,,h ru.
ings Nos and u Wake street sou,S s,c in 80. a
of West broadway tor Firth averue extension rl ,.ms
feet. with party walls Possession MAY 1, 1879 - "
Sixty cont rsrssn and NOR ior ,hrss
yesfs. $3.50
Nsps nj the auctioneer's oTcs
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

DRIAE II. MULLER 4 r. n. WILKINS WILL SELL
"A on Mondar. March % at the Exchange Saesroom II
Broadway Is Lots the north side oil see
between Eighth and Ninth avenues Also; IA the rear Q.
curbsd tagged and lit with being all ready 70 nnd on
the north side OF Sixty sixth street. WIN on
the south side commencing 50 feet east OF the Bouevar Pc
Eighth and Boulevard Also Lots south sue
OF l0t street. GU fee, OF Eighth running 70
New avenue which viii take 80 feet OF, which VIII give
front All OF the above lots are very desaoe'
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
rcTIoN SALE. NJ TAYLOR, AuCrIoNEER.

MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture,
p,.roor.a prsnc poom Sus Velvet Carpets, Rroazss,
Paintings satuary rare costly Works oi Ar ana
the eenan, brown stone 81 West Fifteenth street.
between Fifth and avenues commencing at 10Y ocack
Yrawnr Rooms Rosewood Pano.orte, STOOL embroidered
cloth cover Drawing Room Suits covered French satin hro
caieI desrripon arsuetere bos 90 rose
Cabire:s Tables Encognures Etsgeies Bookcase fookF
superb on Paintings b. eminent artists artistic bs9ze
tans scvres China Jardinegs Velvet, Medallion Carpets
Hat Stand rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedseeds
Wardrobes n saAe stye Louis XIV hair spring Mattresses,
Banke Tole 81. Dinins Rnomrytcnson Table; Bnne,
ELEGANT CRYSTAL Ruby Glassware Silver casters savers
Tureus Pitchers Urn, Baskets Knives, Forks Spoons
Linens French China Dinner Se l75 pisces also al Tue
nit. Of the servants N BThe auct oneer
would call attention friends and the public TO ths sac
catalogue comprising the largest and richest
ot Ious4od Furnitre offered auction this Tae
house funished less months At cost OF Slaum
The Fifth stages and Sixth cars pass near the
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
SALES AT AycrIoa.

.IsrsT II. NIcoIAy. ArcTIoSRrI.- POSITIVE
s. nss n. sa and s' ss
LSs 'se ~ sIcY eqs w s. a. public suction
loa wsdnssday Ma1sh u is :. = Ssiosh M
a. the Esesnse G nj ilee m story ssun Stone high
sisop hasemen and sucea House and Lot No. 81 south
X @ y se en s Of seeand Soosn
lot 2 feet inches IRON. and rear sy y ase TeeP house y.
tcaaiy fescoed and decorated throughout; al
with marble baers panty the parlor aoor Kitchen
floor walnut and ash non, cellar agged ana nagg ee e o
ing eco lbs Of ice. No o2pense has been spared IN iae
time ~ the present. owner without resar cost and Is pro-
to be O The most con caieny arrasea nos o
desirable Lots adjoining iauaing he corner af o seSoaa Sss
sas s' d Il s sSss Ss as 'a Te
h excel and no more gens sesaDe b.
hess 10 lie city Of New Yo!s whia Three mages' rnss
war late South Seventh Property IN this vicinity Is
90 nslHniy rising In value an hs sac ar proat
lie investment Terms OF sae-Fiy per ccEi q the rar
ass The @ .eey Z ssn p Psoson May
s ne S2gs Ff f Ard m Tas New York
A eo'ioN Noiins' Ills DAY ooNDAN,
Atil O'Clock.
SEVENTH REut LAR STRING SALE
n.x1,g.erpgpp STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS
AND SOFT HATS,
comprising re HUNDRED CASES,
LATEST biEsr ASP fEoE zEI sSspS u Eas
Aseution 81 buyers Inscd Catalogues and sooas r."
wM TOPPING CO.. Ape.oaeers
.l-cIroN EorICE.-R. T. HAzEII. ACcTIoSEER
"A TUESDAY, MARCH -,
snd rs ou-ip. davs iHis O'clock at our Saicsroom,
IS ,sortiunds street,
lMFGkfA II TRADE SALE OF
HEAVY AND SHELF UhHpWARk,
POCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY,
IISaED AND ENANEt4LED NARE,
SILvE. PLATED wAEE, &C.
Il. T. HAZELL Co.,
AuctionecTs. 81 cortlandi street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

IAMEs cAGNEy, AUcTIOsEER AND REAL ESTATE
- Agent, oncc 5l5 W Nsshngon srect-tLEshST house.
HOLD FURNITURE this day at 100 o'clock Of the story
fTe rssidence ~ hniy street, consisting o rosewood and
walnut Parl0r Furniture 10 plush brooae rosewood
seven octave Piano, VERY large and valuable OIL Paintings
one set of four Coles Voyage Of fe), very beauu
Curtains, rosewood walnut marble Centre Tables
Mnsse 1py and ingram Carpets Brnssels Stair Carpets,
sold wanut maho1on and chestnut Chamber Suits
Lounges IN fop reclining and rocking Chairs cured hair
hasse hne bedding bed and table Linen, &c Extension
IAie. Twelve Dining Chairs Heater Dining Furniture si-
Ana 'olre service. ~ peces Pated Ware, Kitchen
~ a,,.f , ae. catalogues ~ house. N. B.This sale "
~ ~ ohets without limit and wish public
70 distinctly understand sell only such James Ceney
at private residences. " ~ - 'S
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
1nrron Nnrrcr -ELEG ANr ANp COSTLY HOCsE.

UcTIoN NoTTcr.-ELEGAET AND COSTLY HOUSE.
hold Furniture. veye;, Brussels Carpets, magnificent
rosewood Piaroore beautiful Paror SUIT at public anc-
ton this onday morning a iae O'Clock precisely a. me
elegant private rcsenee, .0j West Twcntyse street.
near Eighth avenue. consisting Of medallion Carpets orocse
Curtains PIER and oval Mirrors, Bronzes ciok
works Of Stary Paintings by eminent artists China
Dresden Vases Centre Tsoe Easy Chairs ana
Lounges parior Ornaments rosewood Writing Desk walnut
magnificent rosewood ~ octave Panoiote bea-
tful French brocsie and reps Parlor Suits AL made
oder and walnut Chamber Suits style OF Louis
XIV. sprag and hair Mattresses Eeddinss Linen Wanns
aud mahony fcds,cads Bureaus, Warhsisnds, Soi az,
Chairs Rockers with haircoih; walnut Buffet fx
tension Table l2 Trims ChaTs, Glass, China and Silver
Ware; Table Cutlery loih star carpets &c sale rosi-
tive deposit required. LUKE FIrZGnRALD Auc'oneer
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
IAMEs NJ. MILLER. AUCTfoNEER.
81 win Sc ! 70 public auction
on Friday March rs,

az Il ocock, nj TIE Exchange saicsl0om, III Bra1dway
trinity Balldng New York. b. order OF se -
heirs OF sena Herman, de ,cased the valushie 1T Of Land
with tbs story brick ling Houses thereon
c front ard resr) the soIth side OF Sixth
between nseles and u known ~ No. ts2 formerly
lnl, sixth
For map further particulars apply 70 the auctiDneer
Pin1 street, or 70 WIN. A. W. LOWEhEE, attorneys, rs
street, YORK.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

TosEPH MCGUIRE, AUcTIoNEER;.-
81 THURSDAY. March %.
At 70 O'Clock, Mt the Exchange Sacsroom Ill broadway,
lapcs.snt and pestnF.siy sac
OF valuable brown stone Houses, on
Fits ninth street, near Ccairal Park
Brick Houses Thirty seventh syyan aid Seyentfourh
streets, and
Store Property on Second avenue.
Also Valuable Lots Foryrn.h street. near Third avenue,
seventeth street. between Third and Fourth avenucs,
And on Eighty-cghh street. near Eighth avenue.
Fyninth street, north side commencing about 10 fec:
Lexington avcnuc-Two first class three story base
en and nd cellar high soop eoT , oSe IA e as an
elegant manner. and are repe:e with al the late Inn
provements, such as marble tiled halls. circular
Doors heavy silver plated hnscs and faucets costly marble
manels sunken areas iron railincs &C. hc siiul
tion delightful being surrounded AL sides h the very
best class improvements and win about 2u teet OF the
Grand Entrance tue Central Parks size Of each, 2Ox5n lot
2cxib9.s.
ayenueThree three story basement and cellar Pha eiphia
brick Houses with white marble trimmings, and known
23, 25 and 2l7 houses contain ali The improve
cnts such bath gas hot and cold water speaking uoes,
uaTbe nantes &c.
sxtyfth street north SIDE No. 5s story basement
house repleie in every rUspecs contains All The Improve
meats and 10 complete order The walls throughout are
painted u oil.
Seventy fourth street. south side ils fco wes OF Second
avenneTe -four story and cellar biick House and Lot
This house IL ARRANGED for family on each roer has mar
bic mantcs yas- water ami water closets thrurgOas he
back pat the cellar nise kitchc1 AMI the front
washroom; sire ie.syas 10. e.x1o1ejE
eighth sirce1he four st0ry and cellar lrck House with
stoel Lot known Noloai This house has gas and
well located FOR business sike sOx43: lot s0xer.
Forty ninth street north SIDE Ito icet cast or Third
ayonuoSix choice L0ts These the only lots in
the block and they Immediately adjoining rss brown
stone houses.
seventeih street between ThIId and Fourth avcnucs.-
Third avenue and ten on south side 70 feet west OF Third ave-
nue.; 25xIon.5 each.
Eighth Tue proximity n these lots
the Central park makes them desirable for Investment
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

4 JOHNSON, in, AUcTioNEER.
PEREMPToRy SALE
OF the balance Of the
VAN MATER ESTATE.
Conss,ng OF
$50 DESIRABLE LOTS
AT Maspcth.
BY JOHNSON & MILLER,
Arcioneers,
On Thursday, March oS, 1862
=. ~ u O'Clock ~. nj the
Errhan4s Saicsronns. Ill Broadway,
Ry order 81 the agents of ,he cststts
J. r.. MALLORY and
WILSON ". BLACKWELL.
Free tickets and maps obtained al Tho ocs af lis
aucti0ncera, x5 Nassau street \ -
TAMES JENKINS, AuCTfoSEER-w SELL, AT
- auction Monday, March q, II O'clock on tllc pre
naes. House aud lot OF Ground located on Railroad ave-
me betwn Eighth AMI Ninth streets nOfrsinia; house,
2ex50 containing ~ rooms lot loo r. front nnd l5l h deon
good wei and csern on the premises. Sale positive
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

AT PUBLIC AUCTION, THIS (NoEDAYl AFTERNOON,
N O'Clock precisely, eegan Household Furniture.
Al Furniture. Carets the fcur ence, III
Eighth Sixth the highest bd With
reserve consisting o Brussels. Carpets rosewood
Panofore = n anl Cover, elegant Paror its,
covered with orocac, reps and arc OF Centre Taoies
Mirrors. D Paintings, BronIes,
Cocks vsas Be- steas Bur au Wa.hsiaadi, Mattresses,
Blankets Quilts Sofas, Chairs, Rockers. Sdeboard LAlen
Ten and n sets iass AMI Silver Ware, Cut
icry Oiclohs Stair Carpets N. BAH goods must be
- T. ftfIVvA AHt faa a&.Ip
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

TARNS For SALE AT AUCTION.-THE UNDER
signed viii offer for sale al auction on Thursday March
25 at 10 O'Clock H. valuable Farms located within 0
rods Pawng station the Harlem Rairaad 80 hours
New York city farm contains 10 acres the
other acres the dwelling house IL large and commodons
the outhouses In good AMI everything
in perfect order plenty OF good water, &c. sAML ADEE
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
10y a. ". CRIsTALAR < SOY, ArcroxEr n.
ID MORTGAGE SALE or NEW AND FLl,gANT
FURNITURE,

TITI
ALSO A CHTCkERfNN GRAND FIANOfORTE. al tb,i-
rsfep fI5 Broadway. beween Canal and Howard
- Iuesiag, March 30 comprising general III
The FINEST ani most agilccnt Furniture offered IL
auction Ia tss country consisting Of PAIsIhN IS
LAID TABLES and CABINETS Per'or DnInr Librar, and
shamher suits, Etngeres Bookeases, Armoury R'ITts,
Wardrohcs kc Gi Ind ronye Clocks Lace CURTAINS sc
tOOda LankeA ami sApnAlt also ttOfaa nntl NAY.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

JJENEy DREHER 4 co, AUCTIONEERs, % BOwERY,
will sell this day Monday, 10 o'clock Mt 1875 Diy
by virtue of chattel Mortgage the Stock and
Fixtures OF Yankee Notion Store. VIZ Ink, Buen.
Isces Blackng &c Horse covered business
Wagon and Harness. r. BApFNH0P,
Attorney for Hori.ageo.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

CEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER.
" SECOND HAND FURNITURE. &C.
Tuesday ii o'clock 1u Liberty street.
general assortment OF hand Furniture Beds and
diing Kitchen rces, &c. Removed for convenience Of
sale.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG. ssy
M Mr.. MAX STRAKOSCH respectfully announces 80
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG "
In her last few farewell operate shs
THIS MONDAY March e. FAUST posvMeiy M lat s'me)-
MISS CLARA LOUISE KEOLOGG.
SATURDAY, March "a, LAST KELLOGG MATINEE
Academy ia Broadway, and at Schirrers 7O
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
EDWARD scHENcK, AucrIoNEEs.

INDWAKD SCHENCK, AVCTIONEEH.
IL Mortgage sale OF
Elegant Cabinet Furniture,
by EDWARD sCHkNck, Tuesday, st y o'clock, at the
saesroom 60 Liberty OF the largest and most
Cabinet Furniture offered at
public sale. The stock comprises article OF rar'o
Drawing Room. Chamber, Dining Room and Hall Furn-
ture both in rosewood black bos ao rose and buh
also large quantity Of elegant Paris made
Furniture Of the unique and modern styles some OF
the above having been exhibited at the Paris Exhibition.
Also some very choice Paris Clocks, Bronxee, &C.
n B-Pchasers have their furniture kept Tree OF
storage until The Isl Of May next.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
EDWARD sCHENCg, AUcTIONEER.
ELEGANT PRIVATE ADJUSTMENT
hkhUrlfUL SPAN or KENTUCKY HORSES.
ELEGANT NEW PHAETON.
ELEGANT TOP WAGON, SLEIGH, HARNESS..

ELEGANT TOP WAGON, SLEIGH, HARNESS.
BLANKETS, ROBES, BELLS, LAP-ROBES.
THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN GOING TO EU-
ROPE
Bv EDWARD SCHFNCk, on Monday the S3d inst. at
O'clock the Francisco stables, No. III West Forty
sixth street, sixth and Seventh elegant
span black Kentucky Horses, los hands, warranted
perfectly sound kind aud gentle only coming sa years old
both saddle horses and elegant drivers.
An elegant Park Phaeton, shifting top and patent
folding step, bnt order by Cobet Scharch. beau
fu shiitngop Wagon with pole and shafts but to order
by r. n. stvers Light double and single Harness, made by
Dunscombe Pony Sleigh, Robes Bcs Blankets &C., &c.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

DY J. ". CAMPBELL, JR., AUCrIONEER.-CAMP-
ID BELL & co viii sell Wednesday. close business,
O'clock fne iiorses Carts, Harness, Tools Implements
entire Stock Effects Further particulars
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

IMPORTANT PROCLAMATION
Public notice is hereby given that, by order of the SUI
frcmc Cont, .~.. ,,r,
viii sell without limit ton 70 the highest bidder,
go attractive Lots
the
Williamson Homestead Farm
Of
East New Torl,
un aaby the best suburban property to public
competition. The sale IL Fixed for
MONDAY, MARCH "a
Exchange salesroop, Ill Broaaw,sy,
and suffering from Ia, gu rents poor
Recommendations aad ngs somd not neglect
to attend. The penalty for Noncompliance win be
disappointment,
from which there IL no appeal maps the great
sale to johnson Millcr's olce, % Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22
10y N. DoUGnTY. AucTlosEER.

ID Mortgage saie Of Household Furniture
Monday, March p. f0L O'clock II tie ssezroon "a
Nassau consisting u Parlor Suits rep.
hrocatei walnut mahogenv and Chamber suits
cnricd har Mattresses, feather Bolscrs and Pillows Book
Msrdrobes, Bullets, Extension Dninz Tables Pier
Aante Mirrors china. GrDckrrv, Oc0ths CARPETS
wood Psnoore We oe0r and the whole w0rfhy
logue at sale.
Also, private sale, the Fixtures OF q Restaurant viz
Counters RHures GrocaHrv Table, Chairs
thc auc.ioueer.
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

A LARGE kND rosIIIvE AUCTION SALE OF
"A Household Furniture fire Carpets, 2c SC,
which arc IN perfect order and nearly new Ncssrs
j HARRY CO., Auciarrers, will sel Nontar,
the entire Furniture, contained IN
the large residence tSi East Nineteenth street.
commencing l0. O'Clock precisely consisting or an elegant
rosewood ocase PiaIoforte, magnificent suits IN
French satin brocate ma FINE rep Centre Tables 6c also
large variety superb bedroom Furniture In fine carved
walnut &c. pure Lorsehar Mattresses Sc hne Dining
Room Furniture Tableware, &c Full particulars ia caia
lnlue n. B.-sale nnsl.ye and without reserve
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

(tOLLECE or MUSIC,
~ rs East Fourteenth street, between Union square and
Fifth
FOR INSTRUCTION IN VOCAL MCSIC
A few vacancies for private and class instruction.
Genemen's classes Monday and Thursday from TO 10
Pm, Directors and Instructors:
Mime. GAZZANIGA and Signor ALBlTES
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

py J. W. CAMPRELI. JR, AuCrIONFER-CAMP-
ID BELL co. viii sell on Tuesday positively, in lots,
entire Stock o. Corner Grocery general assortment Full
partieularsaiay OF sale
The New York herald., 1869-03-22

AS PIANoFoRTE MANUFACTURERS JENNys SON,
N 2 25 East Tweniyrst street, between Second and
Third avenues rank rst In America Parties would
money examining them teforc making their selec
tons Second hand Pianos bargains Pianos
TO rent and sold monthly instanents.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-12

taken sick and died. The livery mar
sued him for the value Of the horse, rep
resenting that the horse had been killed
by fast driving. One of the young man:
witnesses (rather green, or supposed &c
be, and who had peculiar way Of talk
Ing very slowly was called to the stand
and questioned thus by the proprietor:
You are acquainted with tho prisoner
at the barr ...t
'Y-a-a-s,' livery slowly drawled out.)
slow long have you been acquainted
with himg
About three years.
Well, sir, please state to the court what
kind Of reputation he bears as regards
fast or slow riding on horseback
'w-a-a-l, suppose II he was riding
with company of persons who rode very
fast, and he did not want to be LEFT be-
hind, he would ride fast too. And II he
was riding with company that rode very
slow, and he did not want to 20 ahead
alone, suppose he would ride slow too
Judge Every much enraged)-fou
seem very much inclined to evade answer
Ing questions properly. Now, sir, you
have stated how the gentleman rides when
he rides In fast and slow company. Now,
sir, wish you TO state to the court how
the gentleman rides, when he rides alone.
'w-a-a-l, having never had the pleasure
Of riding with him when he was alone, l
don't think can tell
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-03-12
Schenck's Pulmonio Syrup,

sesveed Tonic and Mandrake Pills will cure Con-
sumption, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, IL IA
hen according TO directions. They cleanse the
stomach, relax the liver and put Il TO work then
the appetite becomes good the food dixests and
makes good blood the patient begins TO grow In
nesh the diseased matter ripens In the lungs, and
the patient outgrows the disease and gets we'll.
Thisls the only way 10 cure consumption
Phllsdelphia, owes his unlivalled sueeess in the
treatment Of pulmonary consumption: The pul.
lungs. nature throws Il OF by an e.sy eIpectorH.
ton. Cor yh,s the IhlsEm 2, matter ripe slight
and The LUNGS begin To heal
To do this, the seaueed Tone and Mandrake
Pills must be freely used To cleanse the stomach
and liver, 50 that tie Pulmonie syrup and the
Schencfs Mandrake pills act upon the liver. TO
moving all obstructioos, relax the duets of the
Fall bladder the bile starts freely, and the liver 10
soon relieved the stools will show what the Pills
can dol nothing IA. ever h.sn invented eIeept
10 use unless With x eat cArs9 hat win unlock the
ali bladder and start the secretions or The liver
The Schencks Mandrake Pills
Liver Complaint 10 one Of The most prominent
causes of Consamption.
lspt and alternative, and the Alkal In the Seaveed
which this preparation 10 made or ass'.ts the
stoma 90 throw out the gastric juice 20 dissolve
the fOot with ths Pulmonic syrup, and 10 10 msde
into good blood without fermentation or soaring
The great reason Why physeisns do not eurs
Coosumpt ion 10, they Try 10 do too much they
give medicine b stop The cough, 10 stop ehiiis TO
sop nixht sweats. hectic feyer. and By % dsing
NJ he ssefstioss, and eventually The patient
Ds ssseosl. IN hls tr.aimsnt, does not try 10
stop Q cough, night s.eats, ehills OF isvsr: ks-
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miscellaneous.
Excitement and short L,fe.

The following, by an unknown writer,
accords with observation: The deadliest
foe to mans longevity Is an unnatural
and unreasonable excitement. Every man
l. born with certain stock Of vitality,
which caunot be increased, but which may
be husbanded, or expended rapidly, as he
deems best. Within certain limits he has
his choice to live fast or slow, TO live alb
stemlously or intensely, to draw his little
amount of life over n large space or con-
dense Il into narrow one; but when his
stock Is exhausted he has no more. He
who lives abstemiously, who avoids all
stimulants, takes light exercise, never
oyertasks himself, INDUCES In no exhaust
ing passions; feeds his mini and heart on
no exciting material, has no facilitating
pleasures, lets nothing ruffle his temper,
keeps his account with God dress square
up" Is sure, barring accidents, to spin
out his life to the longest limit which Il Is
possible to attain; while he who lives in
tensely, who feeds OF hlgh-seasoned food,
whether material or mental, fatigues his
body or brain by hard labor. exposes him
self To inilammslory disease, seeks con-
tinual excitement, gives loose reins to his
passions, frets at every trouble, and en-
Joys little repose, Il burning the candle ut
both ends, and Is sure to shorten his
DAYS
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uiesr.tsd Threat unless the liver and stomach
In some way are diseased either tubercles ASSESSES
bronchial Irritation, pleurs adhesion, or tho lungs
are mass Of Inflammation and fAst decaying. In
such cases what must be donei IL Is not only the
lungs that are wasting, but 10 10 the whole body.
The stomach and liver have lost their power TO
make blood out or food.
Now the only chance Is to take Or. Schenks
three medicines. which will bring up tone to the
win digest easily and make good blood, Chen the
patient begins 10 gain flesh, and rs soon a. the
body begins TO grow. the lungs commence 70 neal
up, and The patient gets neshy and we'll This Is
the only way 10 cure consumption.
When there Is no lung disease and only Liver
Com plaiut and Dyspepsia, Schenck's Seawood Ton
10 and Mandrake Pills are sufhcient, without the
Pulmonic Syrup. Take the Mandrake Pills freely
10 all pillious complaints, as they arc PERFECTLY
Dr. schenck, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health for many years past, and now weighs 20
pounds va. wasted sTsy TO msfs 10
his ply seians having pronounced bis case hope,
Tess and abandoned him 10 his hte. He was cured
by the Aforesaid medicines, and since his recovery
many Thousands similarly afiicted have used ~
success. Full directions accompany each, making
II not absolutely necessary 10 personally zee Dr
schenck, unless patients wish their lungs examin-
ed and for this purpose he 10 professionally ut his
where ali letters for advice must be addressed lie
10 also professionally at No. -, Bond street, New
York, every other Tuesday, and at No is, Hanover
street, Boston. every other wednesday. lie gives
advice free, but for . Thorough examination with
his tesplrometer the price 10 s. once hours ut
each city from "a. ~ TO 3 Pm. -
Price OF the Pulmonic syrup and Seaweed Tonic
each o. 80 per bottle or $40 hall do,sn IN
Is Hanover street. Boston, Wholesale agents. FOR
sale by all druggists ly3