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Our pride is grati1ed by the Acknowledgements we
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cases, and where other remedies had wholly failed
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For Lirer Complaints. arising from torpidity
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LOST ALICE.
BY W. b. GLAZIER.

ALICE, the veil is lifting
From the passion haunted Past;
lis forms, like snow flakes drifting,
Gather around me fast;
Though fair and discriminating,
Some of the throng may be,
Yet am seeking, calling,
Lost Alicc' only thee.
Alice, thou matchless maiden,
loved thee in Life's spring,
Ere Hope, with grief o'er-laden,
Fluttered in flight her wing;
Ere Sorrow in Loves chalice,
Or Falsehood, found a place,
Ere Goodness, Scorn or Malice,
Lost Alice left trace.
Alice, twas golden summer,
When, in my open breast,
Dung Love, the sweet newcomer,
Sought smilingly rest.
then spoke in accents burning.
And in broken tones to thee,
And thy lips, my vows returning,
Lost Alicel answered me.
Alice, like dews of morning,
Upon the thirsty Hover,
me thy kisses without warning,
In that unforgotten hour;
And thy long and silken tresses
Seem to mingle even now,
With mine in soft caresses,
Lost Alice DER my brow.
Alice, thy lips pressed nearly,
Yet their kisses long have fed,
In thy heart that loved SO dearly,
know that love is dead;
In thine eye there is a coldness,
And its steInness and its chill,
Rcbuke my spirits boldness,
Lost Alice! loving still.
Alice, the pallid ashes,
Alone are left of love,
And the tide Of Lethe washes,
lis memory above;
And no more may render,
At thy once familiar shrine,
A worship now too tender,
Lost Alice to be thine.
Alice, though thy derision,
never can forget,
The light OF Youths sweet vision,
CLOVIS in remembrance yet;
Aud tho dark and very lonely,
LIES weary path may be,
Ii is brighter If [ only,
ost Alice think Of thee.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,


such as Coughs, Colds, WhoopIng
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
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upon the confidence of mankind, as this excellent
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mllder forms of disease and to young children NJ
at the time the most eneCtual remedy thar can
be given for inCpient consumption, and the dam
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vision against sudden attacks of Cr0'tp, 1t should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed as al
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this antidotC for theni
Although settled Consumption is thought i'll
durable, still great numbers of cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely curva
and the patient restored to sound health by the
cherry Pector0t. So complete is us mastery
over the disorders Of the Lungs and Throat, That
ing else could reach them, under the Guerra Pee
toroI they subside and disappear.
Singers and Public Speakers find great pro.
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1sthnaa is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PectOr7i in small and frequent doses.
SO generally are its virtues known that we need
not publish the certificates of them here, do
than assure the public that its qualities are FULLY
maintained.
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Kidney Complaint.

j. p. MIST of hidgcood Long Island, under date OF
Ja 3oth 1860, reports substantially as follows Spent
constitution, and among other complaints, Disease
Of the Kidneys. Nothing IN the shape of medicine
relieved him. Bought six boxes OF HsbslTIt Il
row DEUs, took them according to directions, and
was cured. Also lady friend of MIR Mist has little
its birth gave unmstakobe signs Of Diseased Il i'd
ncys. probably inherited. The Positive h'"wde rs
were administered. rhey gave 1t reet, and il has never
been troubled since.
The magic control Of the Positive and Neg
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WOMEN and Children find them silent but
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The POSITIyES cure Neuralgia headache RHEU.
MATISM, pains of all kinds; Darrhu,a Dysentery
Vomiting, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Worms; all Fee
rsme 81 Virus SANc e ali hsh grades
OF FEVER, Small Pox Measles Scaratina Fry sipelas
all acute or chronic OF the Md
gan Of the body; Catarrli. Consumption, BrOn-
chstis. Coughs, Colds; >crofula, Nervousness,
The NEGATIVE cure Paralysis, or Palsy,
whether of the muscles of the senses in Blind
ton; all Low Fevers such the t. hold and the Ty-
phus; extreme nervous or muscular PrOstratfOn OF
Both the POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE are
needed in CTIILLs and FEVER.
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Fever and a que,
Dysentery,
Coughs and Colds.

St0Wp, Il. Dec "a, 1865.
PROF SrENCE-Encosed please find 81 for which
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and reaches one against which her nature,
the interests Of society, and the laws OF
God contend. Woman has her sphere and
her work, and she is only happy when she
finds pleasure in lovingly, patiently, and
faithfully performing the duties and enact
ing the relations that belong to her as wo-
man. She is not the natural head OF socl-
ETY.. Man, though stern, cold, ana almost
nervelcss, is made to be the head OF human
society and woman, quick, sensitive, plant
las her name indicates), gentle, loving, is
the heart of the world. AS the heart, she
has the power. She rules through love:
and becomes blessing greater than we
can ever acknowledge, because it is great
er than we can measure.
Let woman take heart. She is not IN
captivity. The law Of service is on hel
as it is on man. With her much of hel
service consists in suffering; with mar
much of his consists in toll. Before botf
there are fields Of endeavor white with
Reckoning harvests. In literature, IN re
forms, in ministering to the wants ano
woes of humanity, woman has open doo1
Sc. before her, which no man will desire
to close Let her enter it and work. There
is a law of companionship far deeper thar
that of uniformity and equality, OF similari
ty-the law which reconciles similitude ant
dissimilitude, the harmony of contrast, IL
which what is wanting on the one side
finds its complement on the other for,-
Heart with heart and mind with mind,
When the main fbres are entwined,
Through Natures skill.
May even by contrarieS be Joined
More closely STILL
Such was the exquisite companionship o
the sexes as they were represented by on
first parents, and such, however they ma.
be momentarily disturbed, fhey will remain
as the ideal for all the generations OF mel
and women. Let woman repose her trus
in man, and then, lifting up her heart, she
may sing
Though Gods high things are not all ours.
| 'Tis to look above;
| All is not ours to have and hold,
But all is ours to love-
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FITS,
4'A's'sssssAs, EbYsPsE0~z
NEURALGIA LIVER COM
AMT, CHRONIC
DHAEkIsEEOs5A.

ALBERT FROST, Of Buchsport Ne, under date OF Nor.
27h 1868 writes follows "When first told the people
here about the POSITIVE AND n e3& AEHnE
POWDERS, they laughed; but they getting
excited about them, and the Doctors and Apothccares
want to get hold Of them. lady here who troubled
with Fits sent for one box and they cured her right
away
make the following extract from letter written by
A. s. BRAINARD, Of North Manchester Conn, oct 18Th
1S6s MRS. DAFT and daughter have been taking the
pow DEHss, the one for Catarrh, ard the other
for Dyspepsi:, and Neuralgia. They are about as
good My wife has taken them for Live.
Complaint and Chronic Diarrhsea She is now
we'll MRS AMEs gave them to child five months old
for Fits. 1t is now well.
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NICELY CAUGHT. AT the masked fire
mems ball in New Orleans, week before
last, grey and handsome man who had
refused to take his wife to the ball on the
plea Of business, was much struck by a
stranger, lady in mask. On her he ex-
erted all his destinations.
"O,ho, sir, you quite PIT me out with
your hattery | suspect You are mar
red man. said the lady.
"No, indeed but | confess a wiling
ness to get married since have had the
pleasure of seeing you,' was the gallant
reply.
'Indeed but you haven't seen my face
yeti
"No, but know it is beautiful. The
exquisite grace that accompanies every
thing you do and say tells me as much
Indeed ~
81 think so but You will no longer deny
me that satisfaction for assure yon, lady,
am deeply in love-
"Indecd p
st is true. Until | me; you toni ght
women have looked to me homely and
commonplace.
"Oh, you are TESTING
"Indeed, | am not"
''And you never loved any one before:'
"Never. Your sex appeared to me al
ways deceitful, and my heart refused them
all sympathy, but for you feel a passion
ate attraction l have no power or incl!na-
ton to resist"
"Can this be true?"
at is, indeed
81 am mad with impotence, since it will
be the only face my heart will ever mir
ror. 1t has upon it now no rival impress
sion"
"You are so persuasive | can no longer
deny the privilege-look T. and the mask
was removed.
1t wac his wife.
'sThe devil! said the discomftted Ben
edict, indulging in prolonged whistle.
''Oh, no, my dear, only the face that
has no rival impression on your heart p
"Say, Mary, let's call it square and go
home
81 think we'd better
And they went
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Milk-Leg,
Rheumatism, Fits,
Dysentery, Deafness.

lorkULte, Ill., Dec. 2lst. lists.
Dir. SrENCE-Dear Sir; | received letter from you
almost year ago asking to give account OF the
cures made by the POSITIVE AND NEG A
TIVE pow HDEH1S under MY directions. one
was of Nj il leg of sixteen years standing, one
of determinations, one of Failing Sickness or
Fits of 81 >teen years standing and number of cases
of Dysentery. The Powders have also helped my
You my name. Powell. HAIIot i.
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Seed Potatoes for Sale

HARRISON, GLEASON, CAEsCsb. EAR
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AND CUSCO.
Price for the above varieties. 60 cents per
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DEAFNESS.

make the following extract from letter from +, W,
GREEN of Cotatn5ia, S. G., dated Ian 23d, 1869: " ]
got half dozen boxes of Mrs. SPENCE's POSE
TIVE AND NEGATIVE POWDERS OF
YOU about four and half months since and have not
missed curing in any instance where have used them
took the NEG ALIVE row DERS which you
complmened with for Deafness. and am cured.
am treating two cases of Neuralgia. One is cured
OLIVER PErrARp, Kansas city, No, under date OF
FEB. 2d, 1862 writes follows. Two MOI tbs ago got
TIVE EssssS DEKgs Tor Deafness OF three or
four months standing and happy TO state that am
much relieved: in fact. nearly rs well as ever.
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st. Vitus Dance,
General Prostitution,
Djptheria, Scarlet Fever,
Cholera Morbus.
Fevor and Ague, Spasms Of
Stomach,
Delirum Tremens.

Winona, Ninn., sept. 2jh, 1865
This certify that have cured thu following
and many others too to mention with VI ~
apENCE'S POSITIVE AND N EGAIst r
POWDERS:
young lady of at. sitGs Eyance. Of nearly six
years standing, and given up by all other doctors Cur
ed BY five boxes of E'aesaTIEES
A lady Of General PrOstratiOn OF the nervous
system. She had tried everything. One box of E14l
ATEYES cured hcI. She is in better health thar
she been five years, and delighted at the hap
by change.
PO&lTIsES cured her, after the Doctors had made
her worse with Iodine and such harsh things
A little boy of Sea rics Fever.
A woman of Cholera MOrbns. She was so bad
that her lite was dtspaired OF. She was cured in e"
hours.
A woman who had the Fever and Ague all spring
and summer. Cured with one box of POSHTlN
4ayD NEG ALIVE go ~ DEIsS. after trying
almost every other remedy.
\ of Hpaiiriunf TreFneHs. lie Is now Il
good Iemplar
A woman OF spasnas OF the stomach from
which She had suffered for five six years The Spasms
bad that when she took one her friends would
despair Of ever seeing her come to again.
JANE N. DAVIS.
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CIVIL IN A MINUTE" Here is what
a good man says about the way boys and
girls ought to mind when spoken to by their
parents:
The other day | heard a mother ask her
little son to do something. ''In a minute. "
he said. She spoke again. But it was
one, two, three, four, five minutes before he
minded her.
1t makes me think Of the switch tenders
boy. What if he had waited minute be-
fore minding his father. A switch tender
in Prussia was just going to move the rail,
in order to put a coming train of cars on a
side track, when he caught sight of his little
son playing on the track. The engine was
in sight and he had not moment to spare
He might jump and save his child but he
could not do that and turn the switch in
time and if it were not done the incoming
train would meet another train, and terri
BILE crash and smash take place.
The safety Of hundreds of lives depended
upon his fidelity. What could he do? "Lie
down lie down." he called, with loud,
quickvoice to the child and Selling the
switch, the train passed safely on in its
proper track.
Did the heavy train run over the little
boy? Was he crushed to pieces? No, for
he did just what his father told him, and did
it instantly. He fell flat between the rails,
and the cars went high over his head; and
when the anxious father sprang to the spot,
there he was alive and well not a hair
was touched. 1t was quick obedience,
thot cauo1 hi, lfo In Iil
stop a minute. Even moments hesitation