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Newspaper Page Texti Hirara ef Bees Wrlk Hiving. 11 patient, B prayerful, B humble, B mild, Jl Iuh t Solon, B mtk a a ohlld, B studious, B thoughtful,.1 lovlag, B kind, B sar jou make matter B subject to tnlnd. B eaoUous, B prudent B truthful, aad true, B eonrUou to all men. B friendly with few. 11 temperate In all things, B tare to ihun crime, n eareiui or conduct, or money, or time. B cheerful, B grateful, B hopeful always, Bread for prayer, and te Juyfal inpreis, Boourageoui, B liboral, B gentle, BJasit B aspiring yet humble, for thou art but doit. B penitent, clrcumspoet, round In the fallb, B active, devoted, B faithful till death. Bkoaest, B holy, tranipaient and pure; B dependent on Chrlit, and of heaven B aire. LOVE TeVNBMIKS. Whin Chrlit, among the toni of mm, In bumble form wu found, With cruel alandera fain aid rain, lie wu noompaaied round. The woei of men fata pity moved, Their pi.co be till panned) They rendered hatred forula love, And avil for hi good. Their malice raged without a came, Yet with hit dylig breath, He prayed for murderer! ea the eroii. From the rich fsaataln of hit love, What atreami of merey flowi "Fat er, forgive them," Jesus c.Im, "They know not what they do." Let not thli bright example ehlno, In vain before oar ye Glre ai great Uod, a aoul like Bit, To love our enemlee. Stilheri Maiifactures. The re appearance in our market of manufactured products from the t'outh era States calls forth remark. It indi cates that industry is reviving, and that there is ground for hopo that with the rehabitatlon of government there, pros perity will also return. This iutelli gence will bo received cverrwhoro in the North with grat Ccation. Before the civil war, considerable at tention had been paid in the South to manufacturing. The physical geogra phy indicated that that part of the coun try would at somo day rival 'cw Eng land in that department of industry. Tho numerous streams issuing from the mountains extending from Pennsylva nia to tho south-west furnish wuter pow er to an unlimited extent. Every other natural facility is possessed there in nlmsdunce. In 18G0 there were 350 woolon mills in tho Southern States, as follows: In Maryland, 25; in Delaware, (J; in Vir ginia, C9j in North Carolina, 22; in South Carolina, 8; in Georgia, -3; in Alabama, 15; in Mississippi, f; in Ar kansas, 8; in Tennessee, 6'J; in Kentucky 92; in Missouri, 99. Capital invested, 2,801,825, wool manufactured, S.OUo, 522 pounds; value of annual product 15,590,094. In the manufacture of cotton good.-., there were 180 mills running in lSti'i; in Delawaro, 11; in Maryland, 19, iu Virginia, 13; in North Carolina, 3(i; in South Carolina, 17; in Georgia, 32; in Florida,!; in Alabama, 11, in Louisiana 2; in Texas, 1; in Mississippi, 4; in Ar kansas, 1; in Tennessee, 25, in Missouti, 8; in Kentucky, f. Amount of capital invested, 912,3C2,400; cotton manufact ured, 55,367,122 pounds, value of raw material, $7,223,859; value of annual product, $11,285,775. But these arc by no means the only staplos which tho Southern States produ ced in manufacturing. In steam ma chinery their product was valued in I860 at $7,620,407; their iron manufac ture 95,486,158; lumber $4,830,122; flour and meal $54,664, 32"i: leather $6,906,601; and in the (our Slates ol Virginia, Tennessee and Georgia, the value of boots aud shoes manufactured was $32,829,327. The total statistics of Southern manu facture in I860, approximated the follow ing aggregates: Number of manufact uring establishments, 27,954; capital in vested, $181,538,000, value of raw ma terial, $158,065,000; help omployod, 168.038 males, and 34.418 females; an nual produot, $238,138,000. Those amounts show a flattering in crease over tho returns of the census of 1850. The revival of manufacturing will now iooreaso ut a groat ly accelerated ratio. There will bo a groater demand for labor and for tho products of manu facture; and wo shall add in this connec tion, that already the factories of the South, many of them aro changing own era. Northern men accustomed to the business have gono South, ami will give a new impetus. The field is large aud re nunierative. The gineral desire of the Southern men is, that more mechanics and capitalists should cnlgrateto that part of tue country. There is no good roason why the man ufactures of the South should not in tho futuro take a leading place among the products of tho United States. It is an event to bo desired Tho progtfBs of the mechanical arts indicates the refinement and culture of peoplo. The importance tf tbeir further development in thoso States where eivil war has had its ravaj.e cannot be over-estimated; und wo hail with pleasure the premise which Iiuh boon al ru'idy afforded. Omniii rrio1 mid Finan titd (Jhruukk. Five Mtm Killed. Chicago, Dec. 26. A terrible case of suffocation from gas oc curred at the Bremen Hotel No, 137, Lake tired, on Saturday hi, A, resulting in the death of five men, and perhaps six. They all slept in the same room, and it is supposed that after retiring, the cap of the aas pipe, which was merely stuck on with vox, fell off, allowing the gas, wider full press ure, to enter the room. Five of the men were dead yer terdau morning. Another was still alive but insensible. Moaore.to the Flat. Brigadier general G. A. De Russey orders that all American vessels, passenger and trading, en. tering or leaving the port of Mobile, are hereafter required to give the customary salute to the National Flag inpassing the different forts and batteries in the harbor of Mo bile. Captains and owners of ves sels infringing upon this regulation will be held to strict accountability. IYnvigation of (he Missouri. Some of our readers may have forgotten a remarkable trip made in 1869 by two steamboats sent out by the American Fur Companyt whi'.h traversed the Missouri river from its mouth to Fcrt Benton, a distance of 3,120 mil.s. Fort Ben'on is within sixty miles of the Colunbia river, nine hundred miles above the mouth of the Yellow Stone ! and seven hundred miles further than any steamboat had ever before been. One of the boats left St. Louis May 28, and returned Au gust 16, performing a distance of over 0,200 miles in seventy-vine dag. St. Ijouis llcpullicait. A Vienna paper announces that at an early day the use of passports will be abolished throughout Austria There has been, since 1857, no visa of passports necessary within the empire, aud now it is to be dispen sed with even at the frontiers. With the nttv year Saxonu aboL ishes passports, according to a trea ty list February with Bavaria, Hanover and Wurtemburg, But. for the grasshopper plague, Color do would this year have pro duced its own supply of breadstuff's, vegetables, and feed for stock. The insects destroyed the crop totally in many places, and injured it in all. I The Maderia Wine crop, which for ieneral years was destroyed by a disease of the vines, is this year a success. About 4,000 vines of . a. .r wine will be made, and the pros pects of the next crop are even more javorame. " want a sewing machine" said an old lady, entering a shop. "Do you wish for a machine with a fel ler"? inquired the clerk. uSakes, no; dorit want any of your fellers about me. Paddy's description of a fiddle cannot be beat; "It was the shape of a turkey and the size of a goose; ht turned Hover on its belly and rub bed its backbone with a stick, and och, by St. Patrick, how it did squale. One thousand nine hundred and forty two houses were pulled down in Paris last year by order of the Government, and three thousand three hundred and fifty one new houses were bunt. Why is a husband like a Mis sissippi steamboat? Because he never knows when he may get a blowing up. ' Ci General Shields has purchased a home in Carrol County, Missouri, aud nettled down in private life. WATCHES ! A LARGE STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, AMERICAN, MUClMSa AMD SWISS WATCHES or the'bmt makers, Wholesale Sc. Retail. JEUUB STLVKSTER, No. 83 North Main 8tret,' St. Louli, Missouri Decern W,l 2 lSfl. JOE AliLiEN, Attorney at Lawt Tnixton, Lincoln Coanty, Mo. WILL practice In alt thelCourt of the third Judicial Circuit. All builneisjentraited to hli ears will bo promptly attended to. Dee. H, 18o6. nl JAMES A. WARD. Physician Sc Surgeon. OSes one loor North'of Hart and Stuart, TROT, MO., December 1, 1865. nl WiiAMPORTER .Attorney at Tn.w9 TROY, LINCOLN COUNT, 310., ORlco In (he Court Iloufc. December 12, 18(5. nl F. 1. WILLIAMS"' Attorney a tJL aw TRITXTOtt, .INCOLN COCNTT, MO. 117 ILL practice In all the Coutte of the third VV Judloial Circntt, and 1 Charlef. Proomt attention will bo given to a business entruttcd to hie care December 13, 18(15. nl JAMES IU. ItlcLELIjAX, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ANP M I LIT A Y CLAIM AU h.i 1 , TROY, Llucelu County, Mo. Office in the Court 12, 1865. nl House. Dec. j j V T ! LKAI.IiR IN STOVES i TIN WARE' , ia wv i-iia- 1KOY, MlbiJUUlH, i TKUIS on hand, or will fill nil orders In hli IViIdo on tlio flmrtcft notice. i A good njiorlincnt of TlnwnrcalwnjfunliiinJ. Mcmlihfr'Vtiil gutlcrlnpromtly utUndcd lo. j live, ii, iooj. ni uliiiiniNlra(or?! Male. BY vlrtuoofan order of nolo lueil from tho County Court of ltnlU county, In tlin Huitoof Mlisourl, 1 will, s Adiuinlftrntor f the eatato ufJohn Owlnga, tlcci'uncd, offer at public solo, nt tho door of tue Court lloute in. Ti county MlMourl. on Tttmlay, February 13, 18(30, , tho following dcicrlhcd undivided hnlf;bctng the It toreit of .lohn Owing deceaied, In and to said land, to wit i Oao hundrod an 1 fifty-Are acroi and fifty-fire hundredthi of nn aero, In Lot No. on north west, aid weniuir soutb-weit, in aeotlon nil )t) towniblp forty -nlno (49) range two (2) west. Alto one hundred and fifty-nine aorei and forty-one hundredths of an acre, eontb-weit ectlon thirty-one (3t)',townsblp fifty '(SO) range two (2) west; all In Lincoln county Missouri. On one of these trao's of land thoro Is one hundred aorcs under fence and a comfortable frame honie. Terror, 'cash In hand on tho day of sale. E. D. MODISETT, Adm'r. of estate of John Owlngs, dec, December 12, 188 nl-dw AdMtnistratars tfatlee. NOTICE Is hereby giren that letters of admin istration on the estate of William Roper de ceased, were granted to the nndcrtigned on tho 8th day of Norcmbor lr)6J by the County Court of Montgomery county, Mo., All persons hiring claims against said estate, are required to exhibit them to me for allowance within one year from me uaio oi sam letters, er tney may o precluded from any benefit of such estate, and if not ex hibited within three years from (he date off aid loiters, aald claims shall be forerer barred. bamuel b. HowiiiH, Administrator. Deo. 19 1883. nl-ptw Administrator' IVofic. NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of Ad ministration on the estate al Geono 8. Wright deoeased, were cranted to the under. signed on the Slst day of Ootober 186.1, by thai Clerk of tho County Court of Lincoln county. ah persons naving oiairat against aald estate are required to present them for allowano to the Administrator within one year after the dateol said letters, or they may be precluded from any benefit ofsald estato; and If such claim be not presented within three year from the date of I saia letter tney win oe forever narre4. THOMAS J. WRIGHT, Adm'r. December 1, 180$. nlptw Administrators Notice. rv OTIOS I hereby given that the undersigned 11 has taken out letters of administration on the ettate ef Ambrose P Ramsoura deceased, bearing date November SO 18SJ, and notice I given to all Mnani hftvln nlftlma iMlmt !! mmtmtm to present them legally authenticated for allow-1 ano within oneyearfrom the date ofsald letters or they may be preeluded f-om any benefit of said estate, and If not presested wlrhln three year will be forerer barred. SARAH RAM80CRS , Dec. 19 1841. nlptw Administratrix' Final Settlement. NOTICB Is hereby given to all persons Inlei ested iii (he eilaleof Edward ita.llp demented that th undersigned admlstrator of sjlde. ite, , will make final scettlemeat of .aid esUlo at tbe next February term of the Lincoln county Court lo be began and held in Troy on Tatiuay Febru-' sry U 1808, being the econd Tuesday in sa'd moath. ALEXANDER T. CUAMDEP.S. . Dee. 19 I6C5. nt-6w Final Settlement. i NOTICE it beie'i.v ','vKo; I e n.n 1 1 ted that Ibe i .dc ,:;ued A'.iu'iil., nlo,- or' ih estate of John Suhinnor, deic. iei', w.. maleatnal jll'eiasnt of his ttlmia'ni.a.'uj of i.'deitaleal ibo next Febiu.'iy l-in i;' ,in Co.iiCouUof Lmcol.i coiniv, m lil j. . , i. b"'u niTioy oa TueiJ.iy the 1: i of l 'n , ts o. ALEXANDER CA11S(1V. A dm' , Dcem'o r 12 ISCuSl ptiw JOB PRINTING. TUB WAT TO MAKE TRADE BRISK AND MONEY PLENTY IS TO USE PRINTERS' INK Applied In proper quantllln with Ingenuity, Taste and Skill. ' The Uerald Oflre ia prepared to print Bills, Curds, Circulars and BALL TICKETS n the shortest notice and moit reasonable ferae. EVERV 1SINESS DUN Needs Nomeihiag In the way J O PRINTING, A Store Bill, a Card or Circular U almoit Indispensable. OUR FRIENDS Who may feel cUepoeed to favor ui with their patronage, may rait assured that no pains snail be spared on our part to serve tneir intcroin faithfully and promptly. A thare of Public patronage la Most Hespectfally aollcltcd. Salr el Real Estate. BY virtue of an order of the County Court Lincoln Coontv. Missouri, at the Novein of Lincoln County, Missouri, at the Novembi-r Term, ISM; I will roll at public auction, to the uignesi Dinner, as me uourt Hume uonr, in i rny, In ild county, on the go.'oud day of the Febru ary Tcrtn nl raid County Court blng Tinsthiy, February YM 18tirj, the followlug de'crlbcd Real Ktte of Phllnri'lcr ....I... . .... r ... .1... ... sola ut tirlvalovuntr.ict ) rt. . O.....I. P... ,.rA...l. n ... .... I ti l'."-" IU -Willi .ii.-uuiii iivii, ;v tlcn 2D. 'i.n.iihi! V.K rni'h"-- - Ka,f. j 12 itetvi llm .utilli wen til'futiib Wc.'t, crtloii 2, tonntlili 49. runi' ienst. I 42 iicrc The north wist of north oat. ctlui, i 29, tiiv-iirl,li 49, range $ cH. 42 acre: The tiortb cut of north wwt, xcitlon '"9. tuU'nliil 19. rnnsc2 tn;t. 4i iicreo 'flic north wl cfo'il!i r.vt, lion Z, town?liii IV, ran i- Sum. 80 acrce TIio wont h.ilfof tiorlli fcllon 29; townfthlMOs inn,t '' east. T1...O....UI,'.,..l, In !,.,.,! n.1 .... !..,! .... a eredlt of ulno uiH'.ii: ilio pjicniKor tiv bond with anprovcil Mcuiily fot- thu ihij Mint '.I tho dclcmul iuicbniioiiiency. of I'hllandvr Liiumii, Ice uJ. Ue1 29 nl In. . . THH ATI.NTtC JIOJiTHLV FOR IS3C Tho Atlantic fur tin year Itilil will contntr. t' r follonini; fwiinri - fxjiecial interest : Pa-:ij.'t" tioiu ll.iwtliorne'ii itulry. llolng n trnoif from tin- i;i(m ii of the lain Nathaniel '.law thorne, licKlnnln Ht u period luimucllately tub fcquint tnlil leaving Uollegc. OrilBtli Haunt; or Jealousy. A now Novel, bj l'liarlv Kcmlc. Tho Chlnmey Corner. By Harriet llcecher Ltowc. Mrs. Suwo will oonttnuoher admirable papers npon dumestio and social topics. Tho three ahore named features will bo contin tlnuod throughout tho yoar. In addition to these tho Magatlno will contain t Stories by Bayard Taylor, tho first of which a Russian Tale, entitled, "Beauty and tho Beast,' will appear in January. 8torlea by Mrs. L. Maria Child, the trst of which, entitled, "Poor Chloc," will be printed in tto February number. Dr. Johns. By Ik Marvel. The concluding chapters of this Noral will exlond tome thrco or four months Into the new year. The last days of Waller Savago Landor. Con taining a variety of interesting incidents and per aonal remlnlsonees, by oaewLo knew blui. Bestdea the foregoing articles, especially enu merated, the Atlantic for 188S will rurnlsh Its readers with Its usual rarlety of the best Essays, Stories, Poems, etc. from Its unrivalled corps of contributor, comprising many of the first Amer ican writers. The January number will oontain contribu tions from Henry W. Longtellow, the late Nathaniel Hawthorno, Charlea Reade, Harriet Beecho Stowe, J. T. Trowbridge, William Cullen Bry ant, Bayard Taylor, Donald Q. Mitchell. Oail Hamilton, the author of "Life in tho Irou Mill.'," and other popular writers. Ten (t.uO nor snnnm. ,-Aaarets XiLK.'.utl it FIKLUS. Publisherr. 12 Trcmont .Street, Boston. ST, LOUIS TYPE FOUNDRY CO, No. O Vino Btrent. ttf FOUNDERS, r Manuruuture and fttrnisb MACHINI AND HAND sirociM mmu, METAL AND WOOD TYPE, Mm, Rilts, Ciui, Cliuft, Siitlt, Ctlltji, md ia riir svastrmto thit i arrsuiav ni a coansrra numi omvs. PRINTING PAPER, ALU Or GOOD QUAUTT. 1 Colored and Manilla Paper, AUO Nele. Letter, Cap, Flat Cap, C.mmrr cial, racket, and fell l'osl Taper. Si' ss White aad Colored, all qualities. rKirsixiiva ijics, KMIO STAWPC, (JEA13 im SEAL rCCSGE:, io. Alt of Vl'kh IH Imi soli U luM hllccS tot tAill )Vorilcli-,M(fherr'ri.irr pi.tilhlilnx llilsn tur lNi i..it.iM I riu.Mi1iiM.MiTK, M amount III "ll I 1 1 ' .J i i'liilii'Kiitanip) ul tliiirnKr ft In I' i ! tiiiTll.'Mii'ul I'lioil llixlllnfi't juili.n i'"i u,i,.,vi i'i ,1'iot i ! ilii'lr lilll tio'i ilir iinr I. ii. l.i - nri ill' i:ii"i "I In tpe ur oilier man rf .si I iui-i.v n i'i.o i.i.,. i ii ri. Wu; i iinmli riodrotvperonlr of llu advir tl,tiiuul i wiisu iutsvi.d lor ILiiu. Ayer'sSarsapariHa 1 compound remedy, designed to be tha moat effectual AUmlitt that can be made. It ia coneentnted extract of Fan rtampuOla. to combined with other mbttanc of atill greater alterative power aa to afford aa tttte Sire antidote for the diseaaes HaraaparUla to retrated to'enre. It la bcllcTed that such remedy U wanted by thoae who attffcr from Strumous complaint, and that one which will accomplish their cure muat nroro of immcnae mice to thU large class ol our afflicted fellow eltUeni. How completely thU compound will do it has been proven by experiment nn many of the worst cases to be found of the following complaints : SCHOrVLA AND ScROrtllOUS CoMfLMKT, KaurrioKs and Buurrtri Disxisxs Uloibj, Pinplks, Blotch, Tumobs, Salt Riisum, Sc.m.d Head, Svrmtts and SyruttiTio Ar ricTioN, MencvniAbDisRAaK, DHorar, Hzv BAtoiA on Tic Doolouhivx, Deiiilitit, Drs rcrau and Indioestion, EarsirnLAs, Rosa on Sr. Anthony's Fihi, and Indeed the whole class of complaint arMnj from Impvuitv or tub Blood. S This compound will be found a great pro moter of health, when taken In the spriii ', to expel the foul humor which fitter in th.' blood at that aenion of the year, lly the tiina. ly expulsion of them many ranktini di-ordcrs are nipped in the bud. Multitmlea can, by tho aid of this remedy, spare thcmiclvcs from the endurance of foul eruption: and ulceroui sores, through which the aystcm will strive to rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do this through the natural vluumjls of tho body by an alterative medicine. CLtuhu out the vitiated blood whenever ju-t fln.l Its Impurities bursting throiigrro nktu l:i pimplei, eruptions or soren; cleanssVft when you ilnil It ij ob structed and sluggish in tlii vtlmi d.ante it whenever it ii foul, end your feelings will tell you whon. Even where no particular dboul t ts felt, peoplo enjoy better health, and livj onger, for cleansing tbo blood. Keep th? V!ood healthy, and all is well ; but with this no'vulum of lif.' di'ord.ircA thero cau b nu taitfng health. 8o)n-r cr later nomethiiii must ni wrong, ami tlr; firm', inarliincry of lif.1 Is iiwrderi'it or uvertliMwn. c' Sa-mparilU lnii, nnd :loieiv:s mu'.li, the rcputoVn of neeoniillJiina thie cn.l. Hut the wo. Id ha i been cgrcglmi-ly deceived by nrctiaratioiK of it. nartlv b.cause the ilrut aione hit) nit nil the virtua that is rluiined far it. hut more beniuio manv nrcDaration?. pretending to b.1 ronftntvnteif extract of it, contain but Iiin . of t:ie vivuij oi &arnpatuia or nny thing f1n. Duriiia late yo.iv the riuVilu Law been mii' led Lv 1:iil'o Ii.,;. l.i i. tii( iniihn J to cive a nuirt of Kitraetof SnritnpaiilU lor one dollar. Mo.t ef thec liav: brtn liniiji upon the s'.cfc, fer ajiey no: only contain it nay, sar-api-rilla, but often uu curative iiiotieities hattv- r. Ilenee. bitter mid tainl'.tl (li-jip;ointiiie:it lixt followed the u-;c of tlie v.uiuu ixtracU of Bat iripa, ilia IIim.I the inntct, imti! the name itielf i ju .tly it ").iicl, nu 1 lint become ynanymoui with iminilum Hi d cheat. H till '.vv call thi coiipoii:iil Sur:i,iaiil!a, and intend to stipuly atuli a r.iiiu.y m fliuil resetie th? name from thu loa.l of ob'oruy which rest! ?ipoti it. And w tliiiik we Ii.ivj ground for luiieviiw it lut :iti:. whi'.h I'.ie irresistible by the uidiii'irv itm iii't'ie dUensesitii ::iti:id' cd to cure. I.i oul.r to c.curo tlulr cmnphtc cradivatioii from th. '.s-ui. the rcniidy !.tml.! by !n(lit jmlv tjt. ui'-'9.J:nv; to directionj on I'uu UUitl'.'. rni'ATir r.v IS It. 3. C. A UI!t & CO. ),ovi;i,i,. Msrs. Prlro, t.l ir ttotlle i :.Sx lloltU f-ir 03. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has wn:i fur itself t uch a renown for the euro of every variety of 'l'h., Ml und Ii-.i Coinriliiint. that it ii ciitirefy u.m J .ry f it in u recount the jvidencc of iti ivtu -. .'Ii' fciir it hn been im pl'irn). Ah It lui I'.' 'itm ia constant mo throiwliuiit tliis Kcrlio'i, u l noUlo mure than aaiure tho people its iinnlily 'rl up tii tho lest it ever Ii Ihivs, Mid tli.it it . ' felled on to do for tlia. tlic' all it h h ever o. ... found to do. Ayer's Cathartic Pills, sou . . ouas or Cottbmti. Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Indignticm, Dytentery, oaf Stomach, lliytipeltu, Headache, Piltt, Rheumatism, Eruptiuni ami Skin Diteaiei, lAter Complaint, Dropy, Tnlter, 'ftunori and Salt niieum. Wo.nis, Gout, Xetmlgia, at Dinner Pill, anil for Purifying the Blood. They are sugar-coated, to thn th no it arnKt tlvc can take them pleasantly, ah'i they are the best aperient in the woi'.J for all (he purposes of a family physic. Vrloo 85 eenti per Bos ; Tiv base for SI QC Oieatnnmoera of Clergv men, rhystcinns, States men, and eminent pcisonriKeit, have lent then nanus to certify tho unpar illeld wcfiilness of these remedies, but our space here nil! not permit the Insertion of them. The Agents Iwiow named fur nish Kratisniir Ambhioan Almanac, which they aro given I witn also tun dearripl tne aoova eomplainta, and the tr"tincui mid be foU loweu ior inoir cure. Dn not be put off by un,irii other preparations lh"y mi Demand Avcu'n, nnd tiVo n w.int tlie best aid there Is foi ll have it. All our tmMn at for ml . i: ders with ii pi oft on. Vh sick a I. ihcyshaaM HOOFLAHO'S V ORE A-T TAMOAItS RrMEOIES r Uw preMnt rgr, ttnrr Kijulrnt llirlr imst pop slsrll ealy through yews of trial Unbound! aalbteUiiu Is rcudsres by Ihi-m lu all cum. HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTCRt wiu rosiT.Tar cess vr Ceaptalnt, BjtiMpala. Jausdtee, Karma V. Mllir. Diseases of the Xidatys, sad all dlwasM ulilnx from dlsord.rad liver, it weak sts of lb BtnuiAcU tud DlgMllfs Org us, io viu rosmrsir rstvsirr feufw nra, laiMi tmt, aim rtvu ah ahl Iw our Alm-uac for rojf. Pares, "6 c.uts t llvtlle. Holland's Balsamic Cordial wiu rosmriir ccaa Oosjas, Oella, er Eearstasss, BrtatMUs, latanal. Onap, rasumosla, Iselrlcat Ceas"itb. ad hss perform til Ike most wtunlsliliif cnmhiTlmW COSriltMED COXSVMVTtUU. f a CIaiiIiw.1 Cordkl Ui unequalled, FlsaTooratl Mr bottle. HMFLAKf't lEIfRAN Pill, talu; we U known thrcnuhoBt Europe and America, a4 ao orameuditlon here. Thry an purely TCfrtatls ail prried wltb gnat rsuctnrm, sad are eafar-cualod, K belttr rathartlc Hit can le f.uud. raic U ctt. ct Ua, These medlclars an prepared by Or. C. M. Jaciwv I Co., I'hltadtliihla, Vx, aud w eeld ker orefirtiu th4 di-siers la UH-Jlduas cterywliere. Ihe ,iiatnrt of C. M Jacsj:i will bo ou the oatiidd of tr uuttl. or Ui t lu our "AvrytooVs Mmmae? sbtlui-4 aanaslly, you win flsd testimony and -"n TrT lln from Jfl parts of ttwrouDtry. MMN4rBMat4iflvoaainj raarsjsi)M ". .... Fover antf. Ague, AejawTdcl- mankind suffer ovtr a Ure .art s the globe, i the emissqueiies of a dseaaed. actios aa the s s' a, Induoed by th potsooous m!um of vegeub atiS act! GBf. IBM MUM.MUU .IUIIIU U stur bnt on wn mil ua ne wit apor fromtt. WMlt th ran it Ulow aWI. Man aaTaaai jajtTst Oh isa4kss SMaa.. is wati trorl fats, aad the vtm Is takea with It thrpugh th saoga into th blood. Then It acta as an lniutlr uTI UUI TBlfajor uauaafatf SJ saa at kU" BOtSen on US mwraat ihrii hv ncnuai uxkkov if th body. The Urer becomes torpid and fills to secret not only this virus, bnt a)ao th Mis trorsi Ik blood. ttv4r4andthMeeumoUt7 HonU disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and ttt omaca iTiapiuw "im w-www TT" fM.,, IV. InMlnM Af M as seudsm. at If in an attempt to expel th noxious Vslraskw. concentrate th whole bbod f th bedy ktbs latensl sxcretorles to force them to east it st. The btood leaves thswrfaee, and rushes to a . I t . . aJ MlAiaasu WawIaL as eenerai organs wiiuotitcthtb iiuiousj. .uv Is thsOatu. Bot la this effort It falls. Then the . Ll.V. ,1,. MmJ I a a v.a K aA tral organs and rashes to .the surface, a IfTti another effort to expel the Irritating poison throuA that other great eieretorylhe akin. In ta also it fall, and th system abandons the sttsmpt Wbtusted. and ratu for th reeovery of strengt a a lv. . laulau a. AT. annlVii. rl.v. ThMA an u flu or paroxysms of Fbvir and Aov Such constitutional disorder will of courte udei BlnetheheaUhlflt Isnotremored. we nave ueorea to ana, oa wmaa, tfddote, Ayerfi Ague Cure, which neutralise this malarious poison in thr Moat, and atimulatea th liver to ex Del It tma tha body. As It shonld, so It does cure this afllctlnt disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more, or rather doe what Is of 'nor service to thoae sub ject to thla infection. If taken in ceason it expel it from the system a it I absorbed, and thus keeps inose wno use it irec rrora iu anacas i aeeps me system in health although exposed to tho disease. Consequently it not only cures, but protect from, the great variety of afleetiona which are induced by this malignant Influence, such as Remktenl Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague, Periodical Headache, or Billon Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Bllndnena, Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita tions, Painful Affection of th Spleen, Hysterics, Colic, Paralysis, and Painful Affection of the Stomach ana Bowels, all of which, when arising from this cause, trill be found to assume more or leu the Intermittent type. This " Aoui Coaa" removes the cause of the derangement, and cure the disease. This it aecompUabes by stimulating the exrrr torles to expel tho virus from the system ; and these organs by degrees become habited to do thla their office of their own accord. Hence arises what we terra acctSmtUation. Time may accomplish th same end. but often life la not long enough, or 1. sacrificed in the attempt, whllo this " Aouk Cun" docs It at once, and with safety. We hare great reason to belicvo this ia a aurcr aa well aa safer remedy for tne whole class of diseases which us ausca by the r,i-.irmatic infection, than any other which has been discovered ; and it has still another important advantage to the public, which is, that s cheap as tvcll a good. rneranco ur DR. J. O. AYER & CO, LOWELL, MARS. Vucs One Dollau i eu Cunts. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral N won for Itself such a renown for the cure at 4vcry variety of Thmtt and Lung Complaint, that it Is entirely uuiicccsnuiy for us to recount tho vldcnro of its lirliies, whcrecr it ha been era ployed. As it has long been in constant uio throughout this section, we nrcd utt do more than, aemue the people its quality in kc.t up to the best it ever has lion, nnd that it iiim be relied nn tiv do for their 'Uif nil It haj cur lu n found to tin. Ayer1 r's Cathartic Fills,; (SI ML THi PURPOSES Cf A PURCATtVX KtCICWl Fob Costivbnem; to tub Ctmi or Utsi kmia t Vou Jacmdkb; Foji mi! Ct'HE or Ixuior-niofi i FOU IlEADACItEl For the Ci'ue or DtseNTanT; Foil a Foix Stomach ; Fob iup. Cuiie of EnuiniAS; For the Piles ; Fan tub Ct'as or ScuorviA i Fob ah ficKoruLovs Couflaikts i Fob thb Cube or ltiicrMATisMj Fob Dheases or the Bkik i Fan the Cure op Liver ConrtAwvj Fob DBorsrt Fob TU Cvn or Tetter, Tvkou akb Iau Riiedm s Fob Wohmsi JV 1 Cure or Ootn , Fob a Dinner Villi Fob the Cvbe or Nei'bvoui Fob Pi'HirriNo the Blood. They are sugar-coated, so that the most an tivc can take them pleasantly, and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use la aiuy tjuintity. Fria ti OMts far w:Fivke for tLOfA Great number of CUrgrmen, fhyslcisns, States, men, and eminent personage, have lenx there names to certify the unparalleled usefulness of these remedies, hut our (pace hero will not permit th Insertion of them. Tho Agents below named fur nish gratis our American Almanac in which thry are given ; with also full descriptions of tbe abo.s complaints, and the treatment that ahould be for lowed for their cure. ... Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers wnh ewer preparation wry mans more prom u. aWVUjnill. D .-ipiw a.v vm...." " ' want tue rest aiatnersis wrutst,tMuiqra MVS It. SM our Beatdta are let sal ,- -w. AasvartdllMAatMottSjtaskBaad. ' . k acbe,PnpeBel vrrsr ana jasi WIUOB 8 HUM mlranany m kunbdndtakatfeskastBMkasak AssDsaiDy uirficlasthsntartloalartynessBtwe-aaafi. ai.d karaslea twt tdftly Baakaaal kaJtMr rai uaatioa. una iui a ao, " tataeitet. lWiaaaMtkslas1M .oka -wh , w amis c SBiife -a s s. swiunt.'a Mia.vsrMttss la as Mr 0WBarrasaa. tsrssiw tmiMTXOH, aass4 wlU-oal a skwtaaaSMIoaai n.asnwi. rain Mk ACDK. BBASAcn, nrmu. m xmm, oTumiufneeHvuxxT, Biinnu, un NDUin, CostiTSnsss, BiMowsBi onralgU. Onrtlnmaaa. HkMIH, VnmtUtuk I ItUlf tnMUtiftBBintmyvlw.! nmWAumm aa B. lu VABHB8TOOX OO. Imptrten & WholtuU Druggliti w an mmm Wood ui 4th Its. I I PITTIIUROH, PA B. L FilwMttr'a Vmilfuaa. I BlUBSBissbHarlCsM) I Veisavsa appsNta. wm- i V dssdlJiiisi,TtMli ir j OWnoctsatsfta, 1h5ii ')