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ST. LOUIS, March 9.-The deaths caused BY
the tornado in East st. Louis yesterday as far
as known were seven, az follows: John Halrin,
employed on the bridge; John B. O'Neill, pur-
chasing agent for the South Eastern railroad
John Vog-l, Daniel Collins, Timothy Drimin,
Isaac Evans, an engineer on the Chicago aud
Alton Railroad. who were burned in the round
house. John E'sley, brakeman on the Toledo
apd Wabash railroad, and a teamster, name
unknowp: Among the thirty or more most Sc
rioTsly Injured ale Henry G, Cleveling, Supt.
OF Wlggi4s Ferry company, right shoulder
fractured and head cut; George ScIone, master
mechanic On the Chicago and Alton road. re-
celved terrible cut on the head and bad his
iegs oad1y crushed; Aaron Stanmes, agent for
mas as 81 Pre- ana Harvey Stockman, yard
heads terribly cut; VIM. bennett. fireman on
the WABASH road, shoulder dislocated. wm
Han, blacksmith, head terribly cut and probab
y p vii not recover; Peter Phipont, cond uctor
Sincrott; the latter will probably die; Margaret
Richardson and child, injured the latter fatal.
~; Margaret Stolan and child, the latter can.
not recover; Frank Edwards engineer. on tha
Vandalia road, terribly scalded. The less Sc.
number the above An immense amount Of
frame work in and around the eastern abut-
ment of the bridge, consisting of derricks and
massive supports for other hosting apparatus
was blown down like SO many reeds. Some
cui!ty iaihiies are rendered nOuseleSS, most OF
Their houses having been totally DESTROYED.
Steamer Mollie Able lost her chimney and
al her upper works which were of iron.
The ram Vindicator, owned by the Ferry com.
pany, was swept away, and the tug boat Hew-
, belonging to the Bridge company, lost her
upper works. Capt: Montgomery of the Hew-
1T was blown into the river but was rescued.
slightly injured. At the sectional docks on
this side the river just below the city, the
storm carried away the chimnies of the steamer
w. B. Dame and displaced her cabin several
inches, and forced the steamer Rubicon and
several barges from their moorings. i
Atthe Pittsburg coal dyke on the Illinois
shore, the, ferry boat America lost her upper
works, and her pilot, Richard johnson, was
very badly hurt. Several small houses were
demolished at this point. -
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 9-The storm last
night overturned the reservoir at the gas works
containing 10000 feet gas No other serious
damage is reported in the neighborhood. =
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TELEGRA.pm ITEMS

In the Massachusetts L tsislature Tbnrs, -
bill was reported for the union of Charles.
town, Somerville and Boston hinder one mn.
nicpality. should the act be approved by a
majority vote of the citizens.
The Brooklyn Independent has been mnlcted
in $500 for charging G. S. Wood, Pacific
Railroad contractor, with seduction.
Robinson & Riley's cooper shop, at Alleg-
n na city, Pa was burned Thursday. Loss
s4oooo. Over hundred workmen are thrown
out of employment,
for tha;. Masons of Ohio have purchased a site
sao nnn new temple in Cleveland at cost of
hv 1,ahs ayor Brand, of Galena. Til was strDck
w .SuenihS GA Tuesday Will 49, 80;
ing. ne IS now recover
0oV. Aus'ln OF MIMI, has vetoed tho LII,
10 sor'ng 70 tne BISHOP OF the State the IN, e.
the property of the Protestant E s.ie 10
Church De also vetoed the bill Iou;n, pa
les aud towns to issue bonds for raiIro,dSs GU,
other purposes. anu
A bill has been introduced into the Nsu
York Legislature for transient railroad in
New York, to cost $60,O00O0O 1t is to run on
avladuct, commencing near Chambers street
and running to Crosby street, where two
branches are to run up, one on each side of the
city.
Filkins, the Albany express robber, testified
IN bis own behalf Thur-day. He denied any
connection with the robbery and accounted for
the money which he had paid out Other wit
sses testified that the description given of
.ne rq0D, by the expressman did not agree
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Z . M Nj IL CJAI

cep,s ny Railroads aud Steamboats,.
PORTLAND & KENNEBEo RA1LRoAp-2 cars no,a.
Toes, l 90 shocks, do hoops, 2 do oil cloth i Do
nousenod goods. 10 boxes axes 20 Oil bbs Ia hhIS
po,aIoss " odls forks bales goods 4 cases do "a
nides' u pigs mdse, "a cars freight for Boston. W.
STEAMER FOREST CtrY. FROM BosTos- ~ cases
snoes, ~ bags cohee25 bales carpeting bhds hams
mas mOlas es 20 boxes dye stuffs 100 casks nails
Ddis piper IL boxes fresh fish, 100 do oranges. liz
COILS cordage, IL cases sewing machines Is bbls beer
on boxes cheese crates crockery, 16 bales Irvine *
erces lard 30 boxes Spices 305 bars iron 6
fresh beet % bbls -four, corpse, trails dates *
Dds OIL bdls salt fish, 120 pigs to ORDER tor Cana
ga and country 120 bbs. dye stuffs SO plates of
iron ~ bales bagging, 10 boxes tin is coils cordage
ti0 DOS: phosphate lime, 80 bales rags organ 35
Dolls leather 26 kegs lead 40 coils cordage 10 bales
Irvine, 100 pkgs to order. ~ '"e'
STEAMER FRANCONIA FROM NEW YoRk-12 bales
mooi, 90 Junk, 81 do rags. 4 do busks q do ,lrv
70 Tolls leather 10 bags nuts so do steel 10 do
OF 10 cenee, 80 boiler tubes $50 bds FL 81 Hates
100 10 paper hangings. 6 do paper II hhds susar
10 glue, 90 glass ware 10 do molasses 10 20 Il .
Dieachlng powders, do asphaltum. II ". lead ~
tierces satpefre DO rice, 10 bbs stone clav M do
6rimstone, 40 sulphur, So do sugar, 10 do ro 1a9
DO bone black 100 do -four 80 do salt ~ do oins d
S syr%p 10 40 90 tongues Is kegs syrup 100 do
ms 20 DO saerarus, ~ do soap, 10 do elass "a do
81 ties, 6 do tobacco 70 do cheese i43 do lin Mates
IL cases hats, 10 do dry goods A do fancy a. I'D
sewing machines. o. crates do. do earthern wSre 9
hIkins butter, pianos $50 pkgs sundrles.
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NEW YORK. March 9.-cotton tc better and in
tar demand; sales 1886 bales; Middhg uplans ~
HE. F'ou'-sa'es 10.SOa bbs; state and Western
dull and slightly in bu drs avor; state 90 q IS;
konnd ho"p OHIO IS q IS; Western 10 q Z 90
bush; No. Spring So; No Eat S. 61 So: VIM
ter kt d and Amber Western 60 a 1 S. Corn les
active and "a &c loser; sales - 900 BUSH new
mixed Western s. q SIC; Oats quiet; Ohio and " es-
tern SO q zoe. Pork dull; new mess II S a. PITS:
13tc. Butter dull; Ohio is "a Csc; State 20 a. Acc.
Wh'skey linn Western tree 80 a 93Ic Rice firm
Carolina ct SIC. Sugar fair request; use ,vado
" g SIC. Coffee in IA demand; Rio at IA lO ID
Moasses In far request; New Orleans So q Csc Spir-
It's Turpentne firm at Ac Rosn quiet; sales at z rs
fined 242c. Ta'Iow gu ct.
Freishs to Liverpool quiet.
CHICAGO: March 9.-Flour unchanged. Wheat il
quiet; No at 25. Corn higher at 52t "a 52sc Jas
steady at 493 q soc for No.. 2. Rye firm at SOC Tor
No. 2. High Wines steady at SIC, Provisions are
weak. Mess Pork 20 373 a 20 6O. Lard steady at
12ac cash. Live Hogs quiet at 6 2S a TO- Dressed
Hogs quiet at 70 q Z IS. Cattle firm at 425 "a o.
keceipts-HO0 bbs. -four, 13.OOO bush. wneaf, 49,
hogs.
Shpments-4000 bbls. -four, 5000 BUSH wheat 1900
bush, corn, 1000 bush. barley. 1000 hogs. !.
CINCINNATI, March 9.-Provisions dull Bulk
meats &c FOR shoulders and tic clear rib Sides
Whiskey IN fair demand at SEC.
CHARLESTON, March 9.-Cotton firmer; Middljpc
uplands 1890. =" 'ou''ns
SAVANNAH, March 9.-Cotton in good demand !:
Middling uplands 13sc.
MOBILE, March 9.-Cotton firm Md1ling uplands
H4c
Nnw ORLEANS, March 9.-Cotton active and high
er; Middling uplands lac.
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CALIFORNIA.

5AN FRANCISCO, March 9.-The colored citi.
zens at meeting last evening resolved that it
would be lnexpedient and impote tor their
military companies to parade as escort to the
civic procession on st. Patrick's dav.
They are having heavy rains in Oregon.
Herman Pool, whose trial vas to have taken
place yesterday at Sonora Toulomne county,
for the murder Of G. P. Harrison, hanged him
sell in a, his cell the night preceding.
j. w. Hewitt, of Pleasant Valley. Salapo
county, who killed Parker Adams last summer
and was acquitted few days ago, was assas-
sinated on Friday night few feet from where
Adams fell by two men. They were disguis-
Cd and called at the Willis House and asked
MIN to point out the way to the next rancho
where they could obtain lodgings. Hewitt
was shot through the heart
plumber of vessel owners having -educed
sailors wages from $50 to $25 per north and
aoohshed the system of advance pay, the
boarding house keepers and runners with a few
sailors made riOtOus demonstrations to dav at
various points in the city front against the sea-
men who accepted work on vessels at owners
terms. The police several times dispersed the
crowds and made a number of arrests of per-
sons charged with assault and riot. The sail
Ors generally are willing to accept the terms
but the boarding masters are not disposed to
submit to the reduction of profits. Ali is now
quiet.
Stocks weak and declining.
A deed has been recorded by Horace Howes,
h-vAuS ~ uUoo ACnIiy paw WOIGu VI
estate in San Francisco and San Mateo coun-
ties for the foundation of Mt. Cape University.
The deed contains the most minute directions
for the government of the University perpet.
uaiy, requires to be raised 10 addition 100000
within fifteen years, $500 600 in thirty years,
VI 100000 in fifty years and $4,000, 900, or &c.
OOOOOO altogether. In the event Of failure to
comply with any of the requirements the en-
dowment is to lapse. 1t is believed that the
provisions cannot be carried out and the trust
must inevitably lapse.
William Parker, alias Bill Brayton, an old
Californian, was carried last night in an open
boat through the Golden Gates. To-day the
boat was found capsize1 and crushed.
The first installment of spring clip wool has
been received from Santa Barbara, and is in
tine condition.
Ben Halliday leaves for Portland this morn
Ing. He has completed arrangements for for
Warding $4,000 German emigrants to settle on
the land of the Oregon s. California railroad.
a special line of steamers is to be put ON be-
tween Bremen and Aspinwall, to connect with
new line which the Union Pacific Transpor-
tation Company will establish between Pana-
ma, san Francisco and Portland in opposition
to the Pacific Mail Company. Passengers from
Bremen to Portland are to be landed for $40
The American Hotel and adjoining buildings
IN Santa Barbara were burned yesterday by an
lncendiary fire,
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CIVIL TERM-GoDDARD j., PRESIDING
THURsDAY.-Luke Conner VS.. Jeremiah Sullivan
Assumpsit to recover tor the use OF a dump cart six
mon his at Is cen per day and repairs on the same
sls, amounting In all to about $780, Defence. that
the cat was hired by defendants step-son for his
own benefit and without defendants knowledge.
Tue Jury agreed and sealed up their verdict to
await the coming in Of the Court tomorrow.
o"aiu oieaVes. Read-Motley.
1he following assignment OF jury trials has beer
made by the Judge for the week:
FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
3l2-Bond VS.. Bond
3l5-Mosher VS.. Westbrook
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FOR EIG N
FRANCE.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.


>. PARIS, March 9-The mayors of all arron-
dizements of Paris have unanimously gnaran-
teed mat the national guard will surrender the
cannon in their possession without coercioD.-
IL Is thought when they resign their seats in
tue Assembly the Partisan deputies will re-
dMrn to Paris and the agitation will then cease.
Inc government maintains concIliatory atti-
t9oe towards the disturbers in Paris. Upwards
OF one hundred battalons of the national guard
nave congratulated De Palladine upon his ac-
cesslon to their command.
%, .- REVOLUTION RIpENING.
Inc national guard are strongly entrenched
WIN % guns on the heights OF Montmartre
awa,uns TOE signal OF their leader to proclaim
open revolution in favor of communes
Great Britain.
THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
LONDON, March 1t is rumored that the
Russian loan introduced by ROIbscbid will De
withdrawn because the conference is still ait
ting, and it is also Intimate because there are
Tears that the loan may not be successful in
this market. .t..5 -.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT. ..la.
An explosion occurred in the works at LIE
Crequezat,. France, by which eight persons
were killed.
HAVANA, March 9.-Advices from Hayti to
LIST have been received. The American Consul
at Cape Haytien had informed the Haytien
peror bad crossea the Haytien frontier TO join
IN the revolution against Baez The Consul
reminded the commander that non -nterfer-
ence with the Dominican affairs should be the
policy of the Haytie government The COM
mander promised to look into the matter. -
Venexu ella. ..--r T.
:, venezuela advices state that Guzman rules
tne entire republic. He is making efforts to
ABOLISH smuggling. 1t is reported that the
steamer Dudley Buck has been temporarily
seized for infringement of the revenue laws.
Sam Domingo. N
PROGRESS OF THE ANNEXATION PRoJECT-A
r. BITTER OPPOSITION. .t
PUERTO PLATTE, March 6.--The San Do
mngo Commissioners left here for Monte
Cristo yesterday, accompanied by Baez off
Gals. The belief here is that the annexation
scheme will be carried on, notwithstanding
there is strong party in opposition to Baez.
Threats have been made to burn the town if it
is annexed, and already two houses have heen
set on fire. Guards constantly patrol the town
at night. Tue partizans of Cabral predict
general revolution and there il much excite
ment in the island. 1t lis reported that the con-
dition of Baez is critical. The annexation
party, however, remains firm
An attempt to assassinate harrington, tina
British consul at Puerto Plata, failed.
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Foreign N arkets.

LONDON, March Oil 80 A. M.-Consols 91s for
money and account.
American securities quiet-U. S. 5-20s, 1862 92s ;
do 1865 old 91a do 1867, 9Os do 104e's 50. Stocks
quiet; Erie 1e9, ILLINOIS Central 109s; Atlantic &
Great Western 80.
LIVERPOOL March Oil 80 A. M.-Cotton stead
Ter; Middlng upla eds I'D; do Orleans 7id; sales es-
timated at Il, 900 bales. Corn 36s. Pork 92s Lard
rOs.
LONDON, March $500 T. M.-Consols el3 q 91S
for money and account.
American securities quet-U. s. 5-2o's 1862, 81;
90 1860 Old Biz do 1867 9oh do 104O's SO. Stocks
EIie sa Illinois Central 1904; Atlantic Il Green
Western 80.
LONDON, March 9-5 P. M.-The amount of specie
In the Bank Of England has increased eO2 900 dur
ing the past week.
LIVERPOOL, March $500 P. M.-Cotton steady /;
sales 900 bales; Midd.iUg upland n "a TIA Wheat
California White lis Id: Red Western No 2 TO
No. at lis 10t g lis 4d; Red Winter lis Cd. Corn
35s Cd g 36s Cd.
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THE WEATHER.
SYNOPSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TIKI
DA

SfNUFSIS OF THE WEATHER REPORT FOR THE
PAST "a HOURS.
WASHINGTON, March "a IS p. M.-The low
promoter Which was yesterday central over
Iowa and Missouri, after extending its influ-
ence with high winds to the gulf, has travelled
due northward and now covers Lake Superior
High southerly winds and gales have been ex
perienced from the gulf northward, with heavy
rains in the Gulf States and light rains aud
SHOWS on the lakes. The pressure has some
what recovered in the gulf and South Allan
tic. 1t bas remained nearly stationary on the
middle and east Atlantic, with cloudy and
threatening weather. A special off.shoot from
the low pressure in Missouri passed westward
into West Virginia, and is now pursuing a
northeasterly. course along the Atlantic coast
with all the characteristics OF feeble tornado
Probabilities. weather is indicated for
the Cult and South Atlantic States. On Fri
day fresh winds in the middle and east Allan
tic States and lower lakes, and brisk winds on
the upper lakes
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YESTERDAY noon the Hon. Phinehas Barnes
was operated upon for the removal OF tumor
in the groin. We mentioned his illness some
time ago, resretting that he was confined to
the house, but forbore stating in positive
manner the real nature of his trouble, trusting
that the fears of his physicians might prove
unfounded. The operation was successfully
performed by Dr. R. n. Hodges, the well
known surgeon of Boston, assisted by Drs.
Wood, Gilman, Dana, Robinson, Foster, Ger
rsh, and Others we believe, of this city. At
last accounts Mr.. Barnes was as comfortable
as could be expected.
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SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
mutual Lie ms. Co. w. d. Little & Co.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Minstrels.. :. W htmole g. Clark.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Real Estate d.. F. o. Bailey & Co.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Farm for Sale :. :. II Copper, Eaton & Co.
Feather Renovator. 80. VIM. w. Ruby.
Picked Up. Boat.
For >aIe -. Engine and Boiler.
Firm tor sac. :. Rufus Stanley.
Man Wanted. :. h. Il. Hight.
Real Estate for Sale. -. Geo X. Davis q Co.
\ ct ce. Cough & Howard.
10 Let. Tenements.
Wantei. -. City Employment Office.
SILK hats. :. NJ aher q Co.
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ANCIENT HARMONY CHoR.-The following
are the officers of Ancient Harmony Choir:
President-T. G. Lewis; Vice President-Elias
Chase; Secretary and Treasurer-Geo. L. Kim
ball; Conductor-Jame s. Staples; Assistant
Conductor-Charles Pearce; Executive Com
mittee-James s. Staples, Chas. Pearce, B. F.
Kinds. Lyman Batchelder, Orlo Fullam, Miss
Fannie Chandler; Mrs. Marietta G. Batcbel-
der. The Socienty will rehearse this evening,
and all will please attend.
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NEW RAMPsHIRE,
WEATHER ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

SUMMIT MOUNT WARRINGTON, via LITTLE
TON, March 9-Observation taken at p. NJ
Barometer 1912; change minus .03; thernome.
ter 36; change plus 6; relative humidity w;
WIND 3. S. W.; velocity IS miles per hour
Ihere has been gradual rising in the toer-
momettr from 70 on the morning of the TN
nit. to IL NJ. to day, when it was do. Clouds
passed Oft the mountain at II A. NJ. Since l
+. NJ clouds have come ia from tho ocean ana
overspread Maine and New Hamp.hire east OF
the Mountains. The upper surface OF the clouds
is about 5000 feet above the sea level. Occa-
have been passing near the mountain, some OF
them being driven oyer the summit, giving us
sunset which in exciting sublimity and gran
deur has been rarely surpassed.
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Can't be Heat!

Splendid results of Life Insurance aoith the
Great Mutual L.te Insurance Co. of New York.
Cash assets $45, 900 900: There being at this
time so much to disturb the public mind as to
the soundness, security and advantages of Life
Insurance, we give the results of several
(among many policies snbsisting at our agen-
cy, upon which dividends have recently been
declared, thus showing not only the security
but the superior advantages Of lnsuring with
this great company:
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THE OLD CLUMSY FRENCH SCREW, and the
expensive Hand Screp. which have .each done
good work in introducing screw fastened boots
and shoes 10 public notice, are being rapidly
superseded BY the CABLE SCREW WIRE goods.
These comfortable, economical and durable
goods are for sale by leading dealers in all paris
of the country.
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1t will thus be seen that several of these
policies have doubled, land others nearly SOL,
by the addition of the annual dividends. (com
pounded) and that the cash dividend is more
than the annual payments, SO that these poll
cies are self-sustaining, after being doubled in
amount. No other company in the world can
show such results. Let those who doubt call
at our office aud see for themselves. We have
recently paid several policies with similar re-
suits. W.D LITTLE & Co., Agents.
USE nothing but the Lightning Polish for
cleaning Silver and Silver Plated Goods, Brit
ANNA, Brass, Copper and Glass. Manufac!ur-
ed by N. D. Stevens, silver platter, Ill Ex-
change St., Room 5. 1t gives them instantly
beautiful polish without injury to the most
delicate surface. II satisfaction is not given
the money will be refunded. If
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WEBSTER, under Fluent's Hall, is prepared
to furnish all kinds of Pastry, Cake Ice
Cream and Oysters; all kinds of Fancy Dishes
for weddings, private and public parties. at the
shortest notice. isn11eodtf
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THE PR SIS.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.
CITY AND VICINITY

" our aaeerf'sing patrons are requested to send
in their copy as early an the day as possible. Id
refreshments to appear Monday morning should oe
sent in Saturday, (no. Sundav1
u free Religious Notices must be sent in as
early as Friday noon.
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$2e.sss.oo $26, Sc

CAUCUs.-The Democratic members of the
new City Council held caucus last evening,in
the common council chamber for the pur-
pose of nominating candidatef for the subordin-
ate city Offices. They hope to smuggle in some
OF their candidates as they did last year. The
Republican caucuses will be held on Saturday
evening 10
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THE NEW York University Medicine is max
ing more cures than all other medicines COM
bined. Branch Office, $50 Congress St. Ad-
vice free. P. Staples agent. tt.
GRIEF, EXCESSIVE ANXIETY, or Prolonged
Study will produce infirmity of the Nervous
System. In proportion as the strength of tina,
system is expended upon the mind in troubled
thought, SO are the organs Of digestion, assim-
lation and nutrition rendered inactive and
sluggish in proportion as the system becomes
infirm. Every individual has some enc organ
weaker than the rest, and this is always the
first to suffer during nervous prostration; for
example, affecting news sometimes causes to-
tai suspension of the muscular action of the
heart, when the patient is deblitated, produc-
ing sudden hemorrage and death. No doubt
any longer remains Of the practicability of re-
storing the nervous system, and through the
nerves and muscles Of the impaired organs
FELLOWS COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHos-
PHlTEs has been proved to possess such power
in numerous instances. 1t will impair strength
to overcome trouble or affection. Persons
who are accustomed to look npon the dark side
and who see no pleasure in living, on using
this Syrup soon learn to value and enioy life
and those who study deeply or during long
hours will find in the Syrup promoter of the
power of endurance in the brain.
THE WAY "to minister to mind diseased"
is to take Peruvian Syrup, protected solution
of the protoxide of iron, which gives strength
and vigor to the whole system, restores the d.
gestive organs to perfect health thereby restor-
ing the mind to its natural vigor.
D1 A profuse and many times extensively
offensive discharge from the nose with 'stop-
ping up" of the nose at times, impairment of
the sense of smell and taste, watering of weak
eyes. impaired hearing, irregular appetite, &C.
crsional nausea, pressure and pain over the
eyes, and at times in the back of the head, Co.
casional chilly sensations, cold feet, and feel
ing of lassitude and debility are symptoms
which are common to Catarrb, yet all of them
are not present in every case DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy cures Catarrb in its worst forms
and stages. 1t is pleasant to use, and contains
no poisonous or caustic drugs Sent by mail
on receipt of sixty cents. Address R. v. Pierce.
1873 Seneca street Buffalo, N. Y. Sole by
druggists. mar7th-eod1w tu-th-sSsw1t
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