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CLIPPINGS.

-O0--
The 1eas on Mary's little lamb
were as white as snow. So the
song says. dina
There never was but one Irish
Mormon, and it killed him; and a
Mormon Irish woman never was
known.
"Lenpy, you're pig" said a
father to his little five year.old
boy. "Eow, DO you know what a
pig is, Lenny?" "Ycs, sir; pigs
a hog's little boy" q
A darued old maid, exhibiting
her "darned" black stockings. ON
a darned windy day, is most
darned sight.
New Hampshire has a stage
driver who has held the lines for
thirty seven years on one route.
1t is estimated that over a mil.
lion bushels of peaches were ship
ped from Alabama during the pact
season.
There are three times as many
men engaged in selling liquor as
in preaching the gospel or teach
ing school.
In Warren county (Iowa) some
boys set the prairie on fire. 1t
burned over about five miles
square, consumed 700 rails for q
Mr.. Gideon Stacey, and used up
several tons of hay.
The report that Lake Nipigon
or Nechigon, thirty Eiles north of
Lake Superior, has been found to
be larger than Lake Erie and Lake
Ontario, is not likely to be cons
frmed. The British fur traders
have known all about that region
for many years.
One Of the entries in the memo
randum book Of I. L. Cotton, who
committed suicide at Waterloo q
few days ago, was "The Devil has
called for me and l am ready"
Springfield, Massachusetts,, has
an enth usiastic Christian who at
tends eleven religious meetings q
week, works at his trade every
day, and goes twenty-six miles by
rail to his work, and finds time to
read his Bible and his newspapers.
A Connecticut traveller recently
took tea with q Mormon elder, at
whose table six wives presided, and
twenty-seven children clamored
for more molasses on their bread.
The new Roman Catholic Cathe-
dral 10 Boston will probably be
finished in 1871. 1t will cover an
area OF $4,000 feet. 1t will have q
chime of bells, and its chief tower
will be 300 feet in height. The
style of architecture is the early
Gothic.
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An Unreasonable Charge.

1t cannot be trutbfully affirmed
that voyaging in steamboats, is abb
solutely safe. Such little accidents
AS "blow.ups" do occur, resulting
10 inconvenience and detention to
the passenger; but be becomes
used TO them after a while, and is
led to regard them us u necessary
annoyance. ST Lawrence, Of bless
ed memory.it is proved by authen.
tic tradition, as be lay on his grid
iron, conscious that be was well.
done on one side, requested his
cooks to turn him over on the 9th.
or. Thus We sec that the body
can be brought to endure the most
exquisite tortures, and the Missis.
sippi traveller can be brought
calmly to undergo the most tre>
mendous blow>ups and the most
be can hope for, is to prefer to the
engineer request as to the mode
and manner OF his saltatory pro
lection into mid-air--a request as
modest as that of the blessed saint
whose example We have quoted
An Arkansas traveller, while a
boat was wooding" at dock, all
at once found himself first hurting
through the air, and then he came
crashing down through the roof OF
u cabin in which u son OF ST. Cris~
pin was plying his trade. Neither
manifested the least surprise in
being thus suddenly brought us a
UiS. Fitz.Crispin continued his
work, and he Of the cane.brake
pulled out his wallet and demand
ed to know the damage "Oh,"
replied be of the waxed ends, casts
ing his eye up 10 the holo in the
roof and scanning the extent OF the
opening, 81 reckon abouta dollar!'
"IW be blamed" cried the other,
IF W give it. IT'S unreasonable.
Tue been blowed up dozen times.
and neuer before had to pay Sich an
almighty CHARGE" They finally
compromised on fifty cents
Western Monthly for November.
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MY DARLING.

Ny darling IL the sweetest maid
That ever lived on marmaIade,
or wanted wings to make her
The angel that she ought to be;
But then -nnluckiIy tor me,
I'm fVeand forty, ami, you see;
She's only twelve-deuce fake her !!
Herhair IS gold in Wayy curls,
Her eyes are stars, her teeth are pezris,
Her boots are bronze and lace up,
Hercheek Is bloony like a plum,
her breath is:sweetas marjorum,
But poetry Is weak to sum
Her figure and her face up.
Alas thetruth must aver
My nephew Dlck's in love with her,
While Prudence says should prefer
Heraunt, who's PLAN and heavy.
Oh, would-but why ask Fate to grant
A boon which I'm aware 1t can'tl
Oh, would that she had been her aunt,
OIL had been my neYvy.
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Gard to the Public.

Mr.. st. Burkley, OF Chlllieothe, Ohio, is tho
authorized sole Agent for the sale Of our Pr
amos IN the following counties, viz; Ross, II gh-
land, Plckaway, Fairfield, Hooking, Vlnton,
Jackson and Pike, and ms we have no dealings
with any other firm IN the above named cou o .
ties, 700 Shdu guarantee ONLY such pidnos Qf our
manufacture, as arc furnished and sold pithin
that territory by Mr.. Burktey whom we tako
pleasure IN recommending to our frieLds and
patrons, as we'll as TO the musical public IN
general STElNWAY &S0NS.
New York, July 10Th, 1860.
The above card Of Messrs. steinway 4 Sons
speaks iof itse lf, further comments arc unne
oesaRry.
DR. MIEsSE, is acting rs Local Agent for
me for the sale ofthe Steinway Piano, at Lam
easter, (room IN the Rising bullling), and vi
cinity. Orders left with him will he promntly
attended 10 by ST. BuRELEi.
| NoY.ll, 30 en-,
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One of the editors of tho New
York Observer was thrown into &c.
stacies on hearing the celebrated
"Bells of Moscow. This is the
holy city of the Greek Church, as
Jerusalem was the sacred city of
the Jew. Pilgrims 60 thither at q
distance of thousands Of miles, on
foot, and sometimes without shoes.
When they are near enough to
hear for the first time the four hum
dred bells OF the city, sounding in
glorious harmony, full, grand, and
all pervading, "llke the voice OF
many waters" they fall upon their
faces and devoutly offer prayer
and Thanksgiving to God. The
writer declares that all the music
he ever heard was tame and tri-
fling compared with the wopderful
effect Of these bells,
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To REMOVE RUsT.--A lady writ
ing from Vermont to the Hearth
and Home, says that she accident
ally discovered an easy way OF re-.
moving rust from steel. She put
o number of badly rusted forks in
a tumbler of kerosene oil, and af-
ter leaving them there some time,
found that the rust had become so
much loosened that it rubbed of
readily. She says that she has
since used The oil to clean her
knives and sewing machine,
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The farming lands in Northeast.
ern Virginia are rapidly changing
hands, the former owners being
unable to work the large planta-
tions as they existed under the
former system. Within the last
few weeks, it is announced, over
ten thousand acros, generally ara.
Bile and in cultivation, have been
sold to persons from the Northern
States, at from ten to seventy.fvC
dollars an acre.
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TOsOMEPODY DOT KNOWS
WHO I'D IS.

Dere Is a female 10 dis tow,
4 lady nice 10 view,
Her harris pfoWn, hersheeks ls red,
Und her eyes q kinder plue.
sheis the darIink OF my heart,
Der best I've Sferseen-- -I.
She y der idol my soul,
Und she has efer peen.
Ven hrss mel dis leedle gal.
Shs looked 80 nice und uead;
Her leedlp frock dot yos 80 shord,
II showed her leedle feed;
Und she vas Llayin on der shdoob,
Vile ! from window high
Vas looEIn down ubon dot gal,
Mita fond und loahng eye.
How Ice die did dink dot dine
Dot Alder many year,
Isbood have losfed dot leedle gal,
TO me she'd be 40 dear.
But 80 dots, und I'm coudent,
Und ofd | gaze NIT BRIDE
Ubop iaT sassT Iesdis vIfe,
Dots sliding BY my side.
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LANCASTER, OHIO, DEC. 2, 1859.
Established 1928.

above all the uproar was the sig
nal for mirth. Even the minister
joined in the general biIarity; and
his laugh was almost as joyous as
The brides own.
Uncle James took advantage OF
the confusion TO make his escape.
and II is my private opinion that
the last accident saved him IRON
suicide, .r rV
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To KEEP A STOVE BRIeHT.-An


To KEEP A STOVE BRIGHT.-An
exchange gives the following re-
ceipt for the above purpose
Make weak alum water and
mix your British Luster' with it,
put Two spoonfuls to gill of alum
water; let the stove be cold, brush
it with the mixture, then take a
dry brush and luster and rub the
stove till it is dry. Should any
parts, before polishing, become so
dry as to look gray, moisten with
a wet brush and proceed as before.
By two applications q year, it can
be kept as bright as a coach body"
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UN DE PIT A KIN G.
r. GETX g. SON

espectIuIIylnTorm Che !icthNtthey
have
Gases, CdsEets and COnfns
obvery description constantly on hand and a
good earso always in readiness to attend fu-
nerals in town and country at the shortest no.
tice Gndatth lowest rates.
SS-0ont forget the place, North End
OF Columbus ST., lancaster, ohio.
Dec. s, 1868.
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S. A. KISTLER,
ATTORNEY At Law,
LANCASTER, OHIO.

Prompt Nttentiongiv to all branches file
gal business.
ma Notary Public always'on hand.
Special Attention given to:
I. Partition, Division and Sale Of Lands;
Q. Foreclosure Of N jrtSiges and collection
of Debts;
3. g tocutio o Deods, Mortgages and Con-
tracts;
1. Business traitors, Executors
an d Qua rdians;
S. Bounty, Pay and Pension.
once, up stairs, TaiImRdge u lock
soVth side Main street.
pAo. IT, 1s6S-tf.
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BRENNE MA N.

M
Book Sc lie and stationer, ain street, ono
door west of Tallmadge House entrance
school Books, Blank, Miscellaneous Books,
Pietures, Gold Pens, Envelopes Inks, Stat op
and Stationery ofall kinds. feb 27. 'GS, "
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oTROPEL g. EVERsOLE

Nan lfarturersani dealersin Furniture ar d
Cabine ct Ware of all kinds. Undertaking at.
tended promptly with tine Ilearse, and all
kinds o ftIndertakingGoods furnished ut rea.
sonable rates. Shop and ware rooms two doors
cast OF Hooking Valley National Bank, Main
treet. feb. ~, 'dS, 1y.
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TAMEs 3IcMANAMY.

Ntnufacturerand ID dea lerin Tia Copper and
Saeet Iron Ware, stoves, 30, Main street,
north ide ,adjoining Center alley. Spoutins,
Jobwork and Repairing done to order.
Feb. 81, 'GS. II.
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FOR the Lancaster Gazette
NEVERMORE.
by CHARLES W. BABcoCK.

Not the voice Of nightly rpyen.
Perched above tbeehAmber door,
Where the mourneV like a craven
Sits lamentIng lost Lenore-
Not the words Of solemn preacher,
'0 Counting this llfe's changes DER
But time only IL the teacher, e..
What the phrase is-neyermore.
Scenes on earth nre ever changing,
Nothingis that was Of yore;
Elements are still arranging
Into shapes unseen before;
Hearts all glowing will cease eating
From LIES dawning TO age koar;
And while days continue Heeting
All OF earth Is-nevermore.
Hought that mortals are amassing
Ofwfat mortals love TO store,
Nought on earth but deeds surprising,
Clam the ttle-evermore.
In that cline where is no morrow,
Whltherspirits blest will soar,
There no chan se is; only sorTow,
Sin aud death are--neyermore.
Lancaster, Ohio.
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Ageh tror Whe sler and Wilson's and Howe's
Sewing Mtchines, machine Findings, sheet
music and instruction books: all the latest
Newspapers and Period Gals from the oastand
tho est, II ithotf Bloc k Main st feb 27, Co. ly
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Brackets, Drawing and Drafting Paper, Pen
Holders, Portfolios, Writing Desks and Cases
for ladies and gentlemen. New Combination
Inksta nds, Copying Rocks, Letter Presses,
Rubber Copying Sheets, Gum Bands, Erasers,
Reward ofMert Cards. new styles Visiting
Cards, Bristol BOARD, Perforated Paper, Treas
ury Blotting Pad, Rulers, Drafting Penoils,
Ruling Pens, Playing Cards, Business Cards,
stcreoscopes and Views NtTuthll's Book store.
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4 NDRE BAUMAN,

Excelsior RefraShnent Saloon. Groceries.
Confectionery. Bread, Cakes. &c. Mealsnnd
seasonable Refresh 'nents AZ all times, Main st..
samuel Beery's old stand. Ice Cream and
oyster 3ilo IN up stairs. may I, 'GS. ly.
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IT CART Err,
yUy E. KILLINGuURST,

Dealertn Corn. Oats Coal, Lime fresh ground
cement, Salt, Groceries, 30. Corner Main and
canalstrcets, % ppos site Brewery. [Ap.27. '6s ly.
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W ALENTINE MAYER,

nf,,turer and dealer in Boots snd5hoes,
Main street ,seco ond rosm eaStof HockI ng Val.
10y National Bank. The best of work made to
order,and repairing promptly done.
Oct.l, '6S, ly.
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One of the darkie members Of
the Virginia Senate is worth $780,
900.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ERE ID NJ AY t.R,
III OfYNN lnD a

NRED MAY ER,
SUCCES5oRo JACOB KELLER,
Dealerin Ciroceriesand Provisions, southwest
corner Columbus aud Chestnut streets.
complete stock tlwayS on hand. Highest mar
ketrates paid for all kinds of country pro.
ddce.
April 8, 'G9-ly.
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JAags NJ. WoRK.
NN7ORK 81 BRO.
JouN W. WoRK.

Minuilcturers o { Boots and Shoesand deal
ers in Boots and Shoes, sale Leather. Moroc.
cos, Tinings, Kips, French aud lmercan Calf.
skins, andUppcr Leather. Lasts, Shoe.pegs
and Shoemaker's tools. Custom work made
to order and repairing doneon short notice.
Main street. North side, second door Wesl
oLCenter Alley.
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GOAL, WOOD, AND LIME.

Alarge supply Of the best qualities Away
on haad at tho depot of the C. 4 2. r. n.
T. IL. GIDDlNGs, AS't.
April 90, 1860 II,
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II r. O'DONNELL,

81
marble m oauments, Tomb and HeadstoEes,
Broadway,one square south OF the Market
House. march 2G, 'GS, lY.
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WINDOW SHADES AND
FIXTURES!

Tuthill.at hsnew store, keeps constant yon
hand sil the latest styles Window Curtains,
com mpnsng every variety. From the cheap
paper curtains nt y, 10 and l6cents piece to
The elegant oiled and Gi II Linen Shadesior sit
ting room and parlor. lie is sole agent for the
new improved Curtain Fixture. the best and
only good one now 10 use, which soils ut the
same price as the old fashioned ones. Go and
zee them
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J. G.. SMITH,

MANUFACTURE OF CANDIES AND
wi Confectionerles, and dealerin Groceries,
Fruits, Nuts and Toys; Cakes, Ice Cream, &C.,
urnished parties and families to order.
Oystors1ni Ice Cream saloon for LADIES' and
gentlemen. Northwest corner of, Columbus
and Main streets. march l,lSGo-lyjO
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PAPER AND ENVELOPES.

Good business Envel elopes at 81 o5per 900.
Good Letter Paper, Commercial Note, at 10
cents quirC OF u sheets. Tuthil has just re:
ceiyed $40 Reams Of all sizes and qualities Of
Letter, Note, Bill and Cap Papera. First class
Srhool Paper, FoOlscapat at IL cents quire, at
Tuthilrs.
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.ATTOR NE Us.
DRUGGISTS.
~ EOKGE G. BECK
.LOCUM d. WHITE,

lancaster, OHIO, have Just received a large
and We I'll selected stock of American, French
and English Chemicals, Drugs, Medicines,
BairBrushes, Dye -Stufs, Patent Medicines and
Fancy Articles. april lG, 'GS.1y
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GOLD PENS.

TuthiIl IL solo agent IN this county for the
sale Of tn celebrate Fni HID Gold Pens, the
best III useand warrantedten years. Theyare
used in all the mercantile houses and county
oficos.
Blank Books, Memorandum Books, and
Pocke. Books Of every description, at Tut
hilfA Book Store, In the room formerly oocu
pied by Smiths JowelryStore, Green's Block.
Lancaster, ohio, August &c, lSSo-2atf.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

We have received numbers 81, 32, 80 q "a OF
Zell's Encyclopedia. 1t is all excellent work.
Price 10 cts. per number. Address I. Ellwood
Zel Philadelphia
-Packard's Monthly, the Atlantic Monthly,
and Our Young Folks for August, have all been
received Also, the Ladies Repository and
Golden Hours. These are all Mogaz ines that
are worthy of public patronage and should be
lead in every family.
A Coon NUMBER. Wells Phreno-
logical Journal for August has the following
among its varied contents; Rev. John P. New
man, ID, Chaplain to the U. s. Senate j. Ed
gar Thomson, President Pennsylvania r. X. Co.;
James A. Whitney, Henry j. Raymond The
Old North State The Wallachians Small v.
Large Heads The Laughing Deacon The Lyre
Bird The PhrenologSts Prophecy, or an Incl
dent in the Life of MettGrnlch; Bible Expert
ences Observations and Impressi ions of Day,
or Reading Faces on the Rail; Marriage Gus
toms, etc.; How to become Christian; we'll
balanced Mind etc., with Portraits and other
Illustrations. Price 80 cents, or So year. s.
r. Wells. Publisher, 8S9 Broadway, New York.
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EARLY MARRIAGES IN JACKSON
OUNTK---IS42.

Henry Milhough and Gorilla J. Dawson Sept.
20, by John Stropcs, j. p.
Edward Salts and Matilda Morrison, Sept. 30,
by p, Murdock. j. p.
VIM. Poor and Lydia seurlock, Oct. 0, by
James Miller, j. p.
Peter Bum ir and Maria Frazure, Oct. B, by
James Miller, j. z.
Joel Bondurant aud Mary Frazure, Oct 10, by
Reuben Hawk, j. p.
Henry llalterman and Martha Cook, Oct. 13,
by John Swain, Minister.
George Phillips and Malala Stroud, Oct. 20,
by Newell Braley, j, p.
Warren Chapman and Sarah A. Wood Nov.
10, by Ihos. w. Leach, j. z.
Henry Stiflier and Nancy Clear, Oct. 20, by
Samuel Carlick, j. z.
Evan Shadrack and Sarah Thomas, Oct. %, by
John a. Davis, Minister.
VIM. Martin and Mary lin, Oct. 80, by Newell
Braley, j. p.
Anderson Vernon and Rebecca Zin, Oct. 20,
by Lewis Leach, j. Z.
Andrew j. Reed and Margaret Halterman
Nov. ., by John Swain, Minister.
James MeClung and Patsey Scurlock, Nov. J.,
by Aaron Walterhouse j. p.
Richard Rice and Elizabeth Hawk, Nov. 10 by
George W. Hale, j. P.
Alexander Stanley and Clarrissa e. Jordan,
Nov 0, by Aaron Walterhouse, j. 2.
Andrew Seurlock and Matilda Poor, Nov. II,
ny george w. Hale, j. L.
Richard Vanbanten and Nancy Gregory, Nov.
~, by Newell Braley, j. P.
Alfred Wilcox and Keziah CalhoOn, Dec. 8, by
S. q. Howell, j. P.
Joseph Brown and Catharine Leach, Dec. 4,
by Newell Braley, j. P.
James Ray and Susanna Sample, Dec. 6, by
NJ oses Ray, j. z.
VIM Darby and Sarah Chinaworth, Dec. IS,
by Joel r. Skinner, j. z.
Henry Canter, and Rebecca Carter, Dec. 20,
by Levi M. Mercer, j. P.
Thomas Scott and Mary +. Cassell, Dec. p, by
James Rhoads, J.'P
Andrew Martin and Martha Overly, Dec. 20,
by John Swain, Minister.
Philip Shuster and Polly Miller, Dec. %, by
j. b. Gilliland j. P.
On the 29th Nov. 1912, license was issued
to Joab Graves and Elizabeth Shreck, and the
marriage, on the Sd day Of December, of Jacob
Graves and Elizabeth Shreck, by Henry Cozad,
j P.
On the 22d December, license was issued to
Jeriah Wilder and Catharine Collens, but no re-
turn OF marriage.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Let NOS Prejudice usurp your Rea-

son.
1t is a fact that, in the minds of many persons,
prejudice exists against what are called patent
medicines but why should this prevent you re-
sorting to an article that has such an array OF
testimony to support It as H0STETTERS
STOMACH BITTERS7 Physicians prescribe it;
why should you discard 1t? Judges, usually
considered men of talent, have used and do use
1t in their families; why should you reject 1t
Let not your prejudice usurp your reason to the
everlasting injury of your health. If you are
sick, and require medicine, try these Bltters.
When the bodily energies are worn out by
anxiety and need stimulant, this is the best
that can be taken. 1t is tempered and modified
by hygienic herbs and roots, which prevent 1t
from fevering the blood; and hence it does not
produce mere temporary excitement, to be
followed by Injurious reaction, but communi-
Gates a permanent potency to the entire vital
organization Some of its herbal constituents
are lightly soporifc, SO that in cases where
sleepl essn ess is one Of the accompaniments of
nervous disease, dose of it taken towards bed
time will tond to produce quiet and refreshing
sumber. For ralpitatlon of heart, tremoIs,
Mysteries, fanting fits, general restletsness and
the causeless fears and distressing fOncies to
which ladies are especially subject under certain
morbid conditions Of mind and body peculiar to
their sex. the Bitters will be found the most
agre cable and certain ofOl counter-irritants.
The constitutionally nervous may readily keep
their infirmity in constant check BY the daily use
of this healthful vegetable tonic; and those who
have shattered their nerves" as the phrase is,
either by imprudent indulgence or undue phys
ical or intellectual labor will find in this vital
izing elixir aprompt restorative
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS,

They remove all bad accumulations from the
bowels, and purify and invlgorate the system.
All whose health is not perfect owe it to them
selves to take fe W doses of Brandreth's Pills,
because the seeds of decay are constantly erad-
icated by their use, and the principle of life con.
firmed thus giving vigor of body and mind to
q period when we have been used to see the fal-
ter ing step and the enfeebled intellect.
General P aez the distinguished liberator Of
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for th lrty years, with the most salts
factory results.
For Costlvcness, Dyspepsia, and as Family
Medicine they are unrlvalled.
Daniel 1 Tenney Esq, Astor House, New
York, cured by Brandreth's Pills of Dyspepsia
and Costyeness, when all other means used had
failed.
gentleman, whose father died Of consump.
tion at SO years, was also attacked, when about
21, by the disease. He had cough, night sweats
and general debility. Doctors recommended
cod liver oil, but he wasted away. AT last he
determined to use Brandreths Pills. In two
months they made him sound man.-jy15m.
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To CnnSnmntives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in very few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that read disease,
Consumption-is anxiousEto make known to his
fellow-suferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used Gree Of charge), with the
directions for preparing and using the same
which they win find SURE CuRE FOR Con-
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BEoNcmTIs, etc. The OBJ
ject of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceives to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as 1t
will cost them nothing and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address, Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
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