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Soo,tu Routes.

4 SpEClAL MEETING OF Iron Moulders' mon
~ No. % vii he he'd NJ FOwlers ltal cor. az. - and
lutl IT., Oh luesdhy tonight a. 4, NJ,
By order ot
JAMES CARROLL, ircs
luGAK MANER-' INION, Nos. rs. =, 90 81 -
I. VIZ Jes shel. of 70 Nd dtn lane, hayIug reduced
prnos on A' eleJr seed Ion rom slt 10 siO members
all mol allow ed q work uu tult luu.
THE CENTRAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
EBNALECAPMAn kR~' ASSOCIATION
II public meeting " thu association VIII he hcld at
lG,h % ooruarl stik o'clock. All female wOI kos
tht esp irnib lntmuen aud non nlembers, Invited
20 attend lha meeting az ycry !mpnrtnt matt viii
come ~ dscuSsloa TnL COMMITTEE.
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EeIiolous Nutlt,s.

MATER ~. MIS~ION.-The Rev John Miles
W late Of tle Alnany Bethel, good friend OF the
sailor and every body else has consented TO preach
IN Death and Resurrection Of Jesus" At The Water
IT, Mission, this Tuesday evening CONNIE ncInH i:B
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gttIuIts.

a FREE LECTI ne. The Rev. John iieniy
~ Brodt VII deiyer lecture ms Tuesday evening,
In the New York Port Socictys Mariners Church cor
n-r uf CathaT.ne and Manson sts Subject Me go
and lts People, with pictorial illustrations.
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REsToRED TO HEALrlL-Mrs. Curtis, wilo Of
Lewis y Sltusl oI Norwalk, ConRr ~ beSn e9.Iely
gwen ug AL hope owing to he laIuIc Of Others, By Dr.
Rove u " Eat <Oth 49, Tbs ety.--A ~ mug hdH.
-1dr.
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Sails.

SlIIs.
GWtSD MASONIC RAIL-,
~ udvr the ansVcus ~
cay luDNk, 80. an, y. AND A. NJ,
pI~IEEs~ I'm MAsrFR MAsONs IN CyRN
win ne given ~ the
AC lpfMl or NJ sic. FkRRu tRY IS. lsiQ
Two GRAND tECHESlRAS WILL M IN AlIl 50.
ANCE UADERTnE DIRECTION or
W. HEATING.
Conductor OF string Rand. j. O'RfltEN
Auuuurtor % M'Whfi .s....s.s.,...l. hAlIAtll
Tickcts admitting one gentlemen and tive ladies' -.
and entitng the holder to chance in o. on prHe,
now on exhibition m one Of the windows Ot Brown 4
Spa'dugH JTWclry store, corner OF BrondWay and
Pruor A. eau be procur5t from either vi tue CouAt
Tee, Or fruri TIE following officers,
4. q HOLDkL M, Chairman
=! bfnanway.
H. MAHRENHOLz, Treasurer
ana Broadway.
DIR. d. 81. BROsNAN. secretary,
g. Madison T.
Ava all the principal hotCs,
\ 80, from any Ci the members Of CITY Lodge, And
~ h a office Academy NJ Music.
fru.ccnuul aud Drcss Circle boNc can Ne secured
Application 70 I, d. 'OE,
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&'ubhtations.
DIBIi-IiED THIS DANt

&ublitaiions.
puBLi-uED THIS DAis
THE ILIAD OF HOMER.
Translated into English Blank Verse.
by WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT.
10 two volumes Inacr al octave uniform with LoSa.
yEttow's DANTE. Tinted paper. beve!lei boards.
git top. Vol. I. nov ready. Price a. (vol. II Will
he issued IN May nextJ
The eminent scholarly and poetic qualifications OF
Mr. Bryant for trln5launs Homer. the conscientious
care he has devoted TO IT, and tho great favor with
which the specimens heretofore given have been
eelvea by coIapOtcnt judges. tho belief that
this translation viii be accepted the best and perna.
neu, English rendering OF Homer.
-------- IL AMONG NY Dooks.
By JAMES RUSSELL LowELL.
iyol. limo. g..
This book contains articles on DRYDEN. witcaeraft.
Shakespeare Leasing, Rosseln. and New England Two
Centuries ago. Their remarkable critical value and
their great literary charm make this volume ore Of tho
most noteworthy OF Its kind and mot import,atil
Iltion 20 AuertIa literature.
f"f sue ~ "a" hpotselsFs sat DOfil at ~ ge-
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FIELDS, osGooD 3 CO.. no,ton.
kPrIETONs' JOURNAL,
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Price 10 cent, per number, 81 per annun o lor SIX
months. tl for tire; months.
CONTENTS.
THE FORTU VI TELLER. Illustsauon)
HARFM LIFE IN The EAST. Second artlr.gD
THE THREE BROTHERS. By Mrs OLIPTASr Goa.
tlnnatonl
BARB ARA THORNE. By Miss X. J. NELLY.
the WOMAN OF BUSINESS. (COutnuatloaJ
FORTUSIO yPAULH. HAYNr.
VERBAL. ANTIQUITIES. by GEORGE WAAE1AS.
FRANCls PARKMAS. (w!th Portrait)
IRoN SHIFTS AND Iron snI?BUILDISU. pJ
HESRY r. CoLroS.
Two PAINrERS-nENEI LEHNNNN AND RI.
DoIPH LEHMAN. By EuCEEg HENSON.
INFIRNIrIEs OF SPEECH ny HxNaY q uupD.
TABLE TALK
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MI-CELLNNY,
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FOR NLE BY AL NEWS AGINTS IUHO rGHOTr
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also chocr English, French, ald scotch stationery.
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Qriniirrg

RUsINEss MES, IL NOT 10 YgB CENT.
saved on your printing and stationery eqnaf to
same amount Of profit your salesp rno thoughtful
will cut this out and paste It for future rafsrence
The Great hmeriea Engraving and Printing Com
psny, u and % Ann st., are printing
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Masonlt.

MONITOR LODGE. No. 5as .. and A. M-R W
WI jerome Buck. r. D, GIand Master. will oficlally
VISIT the shoyv Lodge Tuesday evening, feb. IS
The members are hereby summoned to attend
By order GEOkGL ". WILSON, NJ.
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SPECIAL noiitts.
STEHLING SILVER,
AT AND BELOW COST.

Our stock must be closed out before May next,
and the business viii he continued that date BY
successors, Messrs. NICoL n DAVIDSON, at 6ss
BROADWAY. Il. V. HACGHwoUT a Co,
Corner OF Broadway and Broome st.
Our store Gxf0O. et either entire or the lofts sopa.
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1mnssntnis.

WOOD's MUsEuM AND MESAGEnis.
w l1nccosor to HMuum' ~, =
o RRoAie,wAY, ii,,ASY, C0}SBR OF g1H 81;
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M,thngg.

4 MEXICAN GEOGRAPHItiL ANDsTA-
~ llcltt ~ soClEl1, Cooper institute, "a noor.,
east Sde On Tuesday, Fob ~ toiO, at o'clock, r. ~
The regular monthly meeting OF this society Will 10
held. when
THE HON. y. @. sQUIER, OF NEW YORK
VIII read paper on rhe Geography aud ncent Mon.
unents ~ irru.' The drawings taNen the SPOT will
he exhibited. X. sTRAZlNSiiY. Recording secy.
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1dn
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Our store GaxiO to et either enre OF the lofts sopa.
rstely.
A LlTTLB MONOtsRApH-
descnrtYe OF the new treatment Of Nervous De
hility, employed In tho CONFIDENTIAL DRPART.
MENf OF the New York Medical Universry, IN.
GLIDING an account Of the newly discovered remedies
prescribed, by which $50 case. OF Exhausted Vitality
have reccsiiy been restored. sent nee by address.
ing secretary POWELL, University place, New
lork CITY.
OEyIClAL l. DW Nv ING-.
{. ". MTlliAN'S LOTTERIES.
NlSSDURl-ENtrs Class No. fe1 Fcb. H. lssJ
Ga, %, ", ~, &C. 81. ", ~, 2, p, 81, a. ~. a.
g. ., %. 70. g. %, IS, -, q, g.
ENIltkY-txira Gas No. i13. Teb. H. $50
= -. > 81. -, 81. 81, s.. ~. Ii 81, ~. a5. 81
kEN1uCkl-tlass ~. IL. Fcs. t. ls'O.
~ 81, 10. ~, a, 81, 2. ~. 80. 30 "a. CO.
Pri1 clsnca ana information Iurnishea a. owe,
aud also ROYAL Hav.n LOTTERIES j. CLUE. broker
81 Broadway li5 button st.. and I'ara row.
EOl Al HAVANA LOTTEIiN.
r'U,- pad iu gold. lntOrma1on f1rnl-hel> The
ligno.t raid for doJhOons and all kinds OF gold
silver. lAlLOR q Co, bankers,
10 Wall st.. New YORK.
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Border state i0uds more attention. the prln.
ctpa ranss being In tennessees. MissounS Vir.
rsuias. and North Carolinas. North Carolina state
stNts new " s.pld high Hs 26s Niruuiae, new"
sixcs 6 vhic Teunr-sces late the day fcll OF to
VA Oeursia state sirrs advanced 20 u T. Whii- the
seVeus cent. oG. and tho balance Of the list
RANGED AZ a decline Of Latia cent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY. Feb. H-P. M.-The gold market has
been dull and heavy throughout the day. the opera.
tons Of the bear clique, who arc cndesvorng to thus
deprees Cover nment bonds. being marked than
during Saturdays deaiinRs Small operators hsstened
to throw overheard gold and for a time the
market strongly favored lower prices. About 2 r. NJ,
reports from Warrington thnt resolutions tond.
ing toward innatlon OF tho currency had
met with favorable reception In Congress to-day
stimulated Tuces, and sales were advanced from
i19y to n9v, though subsequently dropping
cent, closing At ii9H. IA volume
Of business has not been large, aud operators
sppear puzzled by todsys Developments the market
Quite a number OF Government bond denlcrp who be.
eve IN higher prices have been quiet purchasers and
considerable consequently passed into the
control Of outside oBerators Al one time there APP
pearcd disposition among the German bankers clique
10 realize. but the movement ceased. for some uuex.
plsined cause, 10 suddenly ss began The rates paid
for carrying gold were So. ~ and 5H v cent.
Tho days transactions at the Gold Exchange Bank
were:
God cleared s2a 81 90 %
Currency balances .....................f f5i9OS So
Foreign exchange duh, with rates OF leading
drawers at iOsHsiOs for sIydAy bills. and iOossiSoX
for short sight There exceptions NJ iOsI regu.
lar customers. but the transactions throughout the
day Of irifing amount.
Tho money market shows no especial change the
rates " hrstciass Government houses call being
cont. while stock brokers pay ses6 cent. The
amount OF offerings by the banks to-day large and
uumbrr Of borrowers paid OF their cent loans
this morning because they could negotiate at a lower
rate Of interest OF the country bank ON ci,s
have been the to-day offering to lend sur.
nus for several months as the PRINCIPAL banks have
duced their rate OF payment on deposits nom 10
cent while other banking institutions, not generally
regarded deposit banks refuse 10 pay any interest on
funds intru-ted 10 their kce ing.
The uovprnment bond market has presented no fcs.
ture OF esnccial signncnnce TO day. AZ the early
pared with Saturdays late prices issis AMI 6s old
beng = cent lower lSiFs, new, = cent. and isiis
and iO-t0s cent. Prices. however rartiaily raj.
lied the day advanced. and at the close the general
market was nrm.
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non \ q, TAYLOR, Commissioner Indiaa Affairs.
~ TO The value Of the lands sold, Mr.. Harlan had
NV NE brotherlnaw 70 inspect them and report.
~ ~ tStNed tho report two weeks before ne made
VI sm, / tsy ggI5 xood oI me lana along me valleys ana
w. ',L'h u these lauds 10 thnber-from fair 10 good
Il nltA.ual varieties are OAk, walnut. and hickory.
Anon ,'oa @ mat al exits IN large Quantities
a. h1Nt Of the VEINS examiner by me were over
u,rY tNo inches thick, n s proOabIe that a more
''-" 'Aalnnatlon may develop tlicger veins"
NJ ,h' frlnrt WIS carefully covered up In the dies
VI VI 'Lr Department, aud so, when Mr. Harlan was
T'. ioh 10 tbe Senate to defend his t1 sal, he
'N' '"r.euoe "a that the lands were worth vastly
H. &C. .H secretary DID or ought TO Know 10. NOW
td ,. ,l hh'" ptronaly That thcy were rot /
Gu, ,. '" means oi kuOAiug that thc reiusa Lands
nom < one tho ands ecicd b. settlers Wsrc Uot
lw nt il.te were HJJ,gjO acres Of land 10 Kan.
ut s 'n fv'o" acres were scleetea by the tet lers
ur. a., heng <oo,0D acres II land ruI raced every
NeaII ,iaHlug timber on the whole TRACK And ever
NN''aje valley" ~ ~ N'' '''' Wv
. eSS vac aot word 10 the report Of tho brother.
""'-h ~""h iasAiy aDy Of tb4so .in,.poahfs
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Prepare to Sow eats.S

Tire Southern Cultivator fol+i August,
in,its Thoughts for the Month, urges
aBon the planters of the South he i,:1'
Ip3rtance of preparing nor foys,lL.i
icrop of oats: They shoul,X So So.
dhring the present month Of p'.,Aye,
sSowed after the midd1N Ys ae.soJ
Days the Cultivator) thef~y S"o...",
lHut cannot be relied on w
' f sst'S ~ou,a most c,ls,1y usssag pom
~ Jnwn S W I1,W breadth Of oats.
|Esrs I'M ,dIo,raFithout delay, if the
arnd nc np'n.nomlj5rder. Manure well.
NAV the n a., 2well, aud then run q
{H, r,.o, wv ov"r Il field until the soil IS
dweil ,,,lve,,Ed. When this is done,
4scntter evGy over the surface ten
Eno"nIs cSHer seed, fourteen pounds
kprcl,ar,,;&as seed and six pounds Iall
Eo,t nnSHanford Or Irby's grass seed,
and .SN,er leave the, rains 70 cover, or
rmx2T3ller over the surface. Upo1m,
fraAk hxfkpwed land, The rains WILL
L1.4siafiy cover sllGls>stt ds sufficiently.
xNersthe. oatSyG harYested, let the
4iela femain I'd 6astnred the remainder
'off rshe .ysaS aAd ensuing winter, and
the folleYhg spring the Scene 1T pre-,
sentsIyM dclighss the farmers exs.
HfAE been repaid by his oat cEo 2{,a.,
III dabor and manure bestowedts In here G
Snes.s without ADDITIONAL aoo i, a
beautiful crop OF hay, 2 ,sn a,pV wo ,JS
g slhii1ir sfofsNill gtsla hif , the next t:
IadSisedly, and feel. that werould not
in any way imprpveithe condition Of
| Southern agricuh more than in sc.
curing the general introduction OF
tclover and the grasses. Let these who
have doubts, however, try on aSmal
lscale-not on small lots near the house
which have becn marrured from simt
immemorial, because the results wsule
! not be regarded as conclusive but "
the average or even poor land OF TIN
! farm All that is necessary is Il goo!
manuring Of tho grain crops with whicl
4 the clover and grasses are sowcd-
which manuring the grain crop SHOULD
nav for.
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Substitute for Manure.

The following recipe for raising pota-
toes is worth the price of any paper for
one year to a farmer who is short OF
manure. 1t is the same as the super
phosphate of lime, and will not cost
half as much 1t has been tried two
years, and is good on dry land: Take
one cask of lime and sla Ike it with water,
and then stir in one bushel fine salt,
and then mix in loam or ashes enough
that it will not become mortar, it will
make about five barrels. Put half a
pint in hill at planting. All nanures
containing potash arc particularly suit
able for the potato. Ashes contain more
than amy other natural fertilizer, and
should be freely used and carefully
saved. Any farmer seeing the analysis
of the ashes Of pota toes can readily I'M
agine what fertilizers produce the
grca test effect. and what the plant mos
needs
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PATENT MEDICINES.
I II:NoSkI'S 'BiiisEE
CELEBRATED REMEDIES.


THE NINTH WONDER: OR. or En-
ru >,.r or, I.EporENr an internal nndeXter-
nal medicine. cures Cholera ana tm'icfa
Mornls; ard VIII cure Inc i"li""ihs "iS-
Elondv i'lu< and Diarri,en in on" day.
Headache and i.arari,e IN tire" minutes.
foot hachr IN one half minute.
Neuralgia IN i've minutes.
.\sthm. and TILES instant r"iici.
Sore. t.lroa; IN ten nii'iitrE
collie and tritnip ~ four minutes.
Rheuma:isin III one DAY
SpraiuS in twenty minutes.
sore. or Weak .G.:t.- IN on" day.
Pain il, the brc: or side III ten minutes.
Fever and .A..llc i'll one day.
Breaks IL chs, in liz" i.!in&;e~'
r.nlar:rrniri, OF .h~ Spleen III one l" 'iitet
rails is the greatest family medicine in the
world and the only one known That VIII
break IL Chill IN five minutes, AN" leave 'he
person clear or i"|cf. !, 49,,
You knn. not W hen you may ne SICK ana
should keep ii III the family ~ ,
I.i.snnsili is found blown on the bottle
LlGNoSKrs ElErris1" LISlMENT;
For NAN OK FEAST. Try one h'''e an"
| vou will never he without nho.hcf.
| The principal inGfedchilH ans rci"br'ifu
| medicine il, AN oil procured from me l'"i-
ans of the ks.t;<v Mountains. J. alone pos.
sesScs wonderful! car:,tiN" properties, and
! being chr;li"ul!r ,oinhinch, =! III III" i,i-H'-
rHIc LlNIMh>l, With s"I::" o. ~" mos !n nM
crful, vet 500 hing a;,d tr'!:tiS:, ftiii'dlil
| agents known the H:ift, il'':hc"@' the
| most l.rt,r.g and c::ir.sr.o..s .rnc'ty ever
|
y,,, friends tha: arc suffering: from external
! diseases. Then go tcii ih";,i 20 call AZ once
! and &c: supply of i.i'iNbSkl~ ELECTRIC
| LINIMESr, :i,d ID. cured.
| II CURES THE FOLLOWING DISEASES:
! For Man-In il;,nl..atorv khcun':u ISM,
Chronic and Acute Rheumatism. hr"is,S,
Sprains. Pains, stiffness @: soreness ~ ti.c
! Back Jnin.-. burns and sc;,.a'. tir,'fS
and old Sores, i-iics, Deafness ami E-lfi'chc'
Iootilache, Headache. sore j,t;io;iv, N:tltpS,
! As.uc i'll the face ar breast. " titr 'N"HiitliI,
| sore lnilan,,,i Eyes, Para: .>'i' or y uhi',
Palsy, Erysipel:'S S:t;. .ihc;!in, S':iii ii'i'"
| or SciOtuiOtS stores. - ,
! For Hu,srs-l;i:- Head or Zig jaw, l'nii
| Evil t'Stull, Manage, Scratches, fir,tl".S,
| Swcrny, String Hall, Ring iionr. W nid::;'!i,
Saddle Collar Calls, t.Ttc:irH llt'HlS.
| Wounds and Cas-, Sore and Weak Eyes,
| Founders. .
| None Genuine unless the name on IL. H.
l.iynoSki is found blown on the bottle.
| BROOKS SALEE. Itcurcs-Tcitcr, Fry
| sipcl:,s Salt l:hcun, Sctld lead, ltch, Ring
| worm, Ulcers i'll the Ear, l'iinnl"S, l'ln ch'S
| Intianci Eyes, torns, iniisnl;nn;"rN lth"u-
| matiSm, Cont, pics, al!h all itrulti"nS OF
the Skin.
All who have ever used this sSatvc agree:
that it is the greatest remedy ever used
! After trying: one box You Will always have
| it on hand.
| II. Il. I.IENoSkI,
! Druggist, and Chemist, Monroe, La.
| June Is 1870. n!?-lN
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Sbe fittIs 8olhs.
y = -.
APlea For Little Folks.

Don't expect too much OF. them; it
has taken forty years may be, to make
YOU what.you are, with all your lessons
of experience; and E1wil dare say You
are a faulty being at best. Above all,
don't expect judgment in Il child, or
patience under TRIALS; sympathize IN
their mistakes and troubles; don't rid
ieule them.
Remember not to measure a chfid;s
trials by your standard. AS one
whom his mother comforteth, SAID the
inspired writer, and beautifully does
She convey to us the deep, faithful love
6hat ought to be found in every woman s
heart, the unfailing sympathy with all
her children's griefs., When l see
;Ehildren going to their father for com
3brt, Il am sure there is somethlngwrong
nth their mother.
iELet the memories of their childhood
~ as bright as you can make them.
Chant them every innocent pleasure In
sVS(ar power. We have often felt our
Shper rise to see how carelessly their
VA were thwarted by older persons.
ylIken little trouble on their part
would have given the child pleasure.
the memory of which would last Il life;
time.
LASTLY, don't think child hopeless
! because it betrays some bad habits
We have known children that seemed
to have been born liars and thieves, SC
earlyldid they display these traits, yet
I'VE have lived to see them become or
namehts to society. They. had wise
affectionate parents. And whatever
else ydumay be compelled to deny YOU
child by your circumstances in lite
give it What it most valuesTplenty o
love.-EEchange.
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Manure Making.

Manure making should be part of
every day work. When our people once
acquire the practice of saving daily.
this great nced--eve7ything in the shape
of manure-thcn, with the aid of the
fertilizers, we will know the father may
make, and the son, too; yet to waste
the blessings we have and buy tertiiiz-
crs is certain poverty to thbs son. Our
allegiance is to the farmer he sustains
all and we say it is absolute madness
to sell cotton seed at ten cents and buy
the same value in Il fertilizer at Il dol
lar. Grind up cotton seed, compost
with manure from the stable, COW lot
and hog pen, ashes, sinks, wash water,
house waste, etc, and keep all, if pos
siblc, fromv-the sun and rain. kksT.,,
stock under. shelter, so as to pre- VOW,
solid antIEquid manurs. Gathsar sbat.
morn all waste and Place. 1t un5 =
tel, and in ten years be far rich M.
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a Laun,lry IseeipeCon-M

MaaiNsiieoii 4, izth i1is1: snated s'ssSsp
in satisfactory results. An effort 9,.aI rs.
to exclude colored dclegateeessS,tt; ; n,a
properly and sucsssssyssSsS:sss ,s ht or more
The platform adof sSsag covered it,
prehensivc in all ny * h the morning
spirit. 1t leaySefully fayshe dregs s INTO a
Gates standing Soonful Of gs.m wafer, stirred
spects both Hltbf starch rnadein the usual
The norpr,s will give tolaWns, either white
Allen .Junsinted, Il look of newness, when
.n} %, ing else can restore them after
INV WI fhave been washed. .7sse--
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- ~
Once ...s.re, on. yen sae more
~ dt in days of y2re
Their gentle clasp hath tiound me;
And bold me 70 that heart -
Which heRVes 50 full with sorrow-
Who knows whore may, rest
In the darlEan blank Tomorrow?
oh, weep not, it shall be =
after thought to cheer thee,
That while mine-ewes could see,
And While mine cars gould hear thee,
Thy voice and smile weresstill
: The spells on which doatcd-
And they, through good and i'll,
To me and mine devoted.
And calmly by my tomb,
-Whc1th low bright day declineth-
& And ,thwart the cypress gloom
The mellow sunset shineth- ~
ThOMlt sit and think of him, y q
Who, of Heavens immortal sJlendor
Had dream, ON earth, though dim,
In thy love so pure and tender:
Whom thy voice can rouse no longer,
But whose love on earth was such #
That only death was stronger. II
Yes, sit, but not in tears
Thine eyes in faith uplifting
From thy lot of chnnSeftlf years
To the Heaven where naught is shi fting :
From this world, where all who love,
Are doomed alike to sever,
To tho glorious realms above,sN, -sa.
Where they dwell in peace forever;
And then such hope shall BEAM
From the grave where lie sledpSng,' =
This bitter hour shall seem az
Too vague and far for weeping - s
And gricf-Oh, hold me now!
My huttering pulse is falling l. y,
The death-dew chills my brow S~~I
!. The morning light iSpaling! q
Iseek thy gaze in vain: II
Earth reels and fades before mo .E
i debut fec1 no pain- y
Thy sweet face shining Ger aoas -.
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Dle. .M'LtNE'S
CELEBt.\TED LIVER PILLS,

TYR. M'LANE'$
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS,
For tie tuTc cf
HEr.>rIr1s OR LIVER coMrL.AI>T, DYSPEPSIA
AND SICK HEADACHE.
.Svmp,o",s Of q Discussed Lirc,'.
Pain i'll the right side, under tho edge of
the ribs increase on prc-Sr.c; sometimes
the pain is il, the left side; the patient is
rarely able TO lie on the lrf: side sometimes
the pain il left under TIA" shoulder-h!ad",
and it frequently extends TO IN" :op OF the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken for Il
rheumatism III The arm. Tie stomach il,
affected with loss, of Irl,"ti;" and .ic>nc&s:
tho. bowels; in general CO.'S, v.., sometimes
alternative with lax; he head j. troubled
with pain, accompanied w!ih IL hutl. heavy
sensation III the back part. Ih"rc Is
generally Il considerable los of memory,
having left Hnhoir something which ought
to have been done. y Sign, dry cough is
sometimes an :,tt"n'itnt; Tho i!ticnt com
plains of wcari,.es, and debility: he is easily
Start led, his feet cold or bnrnin.s. ana
he complains ola pr:cill" sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low; and ;,:t though lie is
satisfied that exercise would be beneficial
to him, vet he c1l scarcely Summon up
tnrtitude enough 10 try it. IL tt''', h', dis
symptoms attend the disease, bat cases
have occurred where few of them existed,
vet examination OF the body, :itCr death,
has shown the LIVER to have been OK
tcnSivcly derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER. =
DIR. M'I.>SE'@ LIVER PILLS, IN CASES
-\t;UE AND FEVER, when taken with Out
nine, are productive OF the most happy
results. y" better "i:l,ar;ic can he used.
preparatory to, or after taking tluininr. We
would advise all who afflicted with this
disease to give them y FAIR TitiN"
FLEMING BROS. PrrrSn,' re-. Pa.
PEoI'RlEToES.
+. S.-DcaicrS and Physi"i:lis ordering
from others than Fleming Bros, will do
well to write their orders distinctly. and
take name hw Dr. MLr"cS. :,r,y'"Tcd Lr
EIe""J Bros, IfttSinsg. Pa.
Sold by, all respectable druggists. and
Country StOrcSccrcIr> generally.