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SVTI-UDAY. MARCH 14,
1874.
turwH ebvic-iv
Flri-rPrvafcTterian Cbnrch Fifty
stnv.t. between Slain tnd VVtUiin.1
ilev. I. M. HuKbe. Pastor, 3ervi;t
i-V-hoo! iftlU-fa. f . t4i3
.u u l berry fctnclf, iter 11. 1 wrBbuM,
I'astor. every Sabbath at
10:3) am. and 7 p. in. bumiay School
at o elo aims. . t ) A ) I
Pearl b'treet M. E. Church Broad
way. IVarl and Front' streets. Itev.
N. Oil lam, Pastor. iBervicea at I0:o0
a. in. ciid.7 p. ni,, . Sabbath fckdiool at
"Jt . ta. '. !:S r-.-s . . i-L.
1 mcc M, u jC'hureh Broadway
ami S-venth streets. Rev. II. N. Mc
KaijL',, I'.isnvi S?errice at 10:.V4. .
tnl 7 ,. Filbbath .School at 9 a.ni.
rii ii'.Us (VVUutt'wattr North of
Depot. .Services ltKJU a, ru, ,abbath
School at) 23
Friend-(Ljfbitofl)4-Bro3di-ti)',aBd
High th' streets.' Services at 11 a. m.
Jiiblmth School at 9 a. , tJ
Friends (Orthodox)--Fifth strcetj
letwcen. Walnut and Market&Hfcer
v ice 1 0:,'iU a; u- Sabbath School J at 9
a, in. lissiuj Sabbath.Schogl at 2
p. in. " ' " 1 "
St. ' Pawl''' Episcopal Church -'
Broadway and Filth streets, lie v. J
11. Wakefield, 'Rector. Services at
10:30 a. ni.and 7 p. m. Sabbath
School at 1) a, inji -'c
First J.iptist Church Eighth St
between Main , ami Broadway. niRev,
A. Ij. W'i I krwon' Pastor. tfervioea
at 10uWftWitUld 7 p.-aU.!;: .i vhu
('luisti.ui Church (late Central)
Jlev. A. 4 .rf M&iK Pastor xAterYiee
at i0:h.,i)frnd8 p: fti. everyyab
barh . H dw rV-hool at 9 a. of. ' '
NVw .fiYi.-tTem Church Cor iter If
Franklin and 1 Walnut.-' Services at
10:30 a. ui .aijd2.au p. m .;,: -Vv'i
St. 'u ul'u Lut he run Churchy-South
Franklin rtrwt 'Rev," Wickcmeyer;
I'astor." "fTrff-e at Kr a. m. and 7 p.,
in'.; SaMmfh Kchool at 2 p. in. ; 'I
(JernwH-. luihuran Church South
Front street,
tor. Services
T.A-;-,aIl
t ni - ,., ;,t 7 V, . 1
N.-il!iil h School t. 2 t;ii.
St. A nd row's- Catholic - Clfnrch
South IVatl alrcet., V Row? Father
iltindt. t a. in . ; High laH 10
a. ni. Suu(T:r3:rfchtol at Z p. m." Vcs
Iters at 7 p. i IK - I" - "?
St. Mary.yatholie ChurebA-Cor.
iter Fninklin ;d Brewdway. llev.
I'ather McMullcu, , Mass 8 a. m.,
IfiKh Maw ll a, m. Sunday School
at p. m. Wjwr? at 7 p. in. ,7:
African M., Kn Church Coi neV fof
Market mid Marion streets. Itcv. J
rditchrll, Pastor." Scrvices at 10:30 a.
ia. sud 7 p. uf Sabbath Schooiat2
p. t. ' '
Afri. au Eamtit Church Corner of
Sixth and Market. Itev. Nimrod
Lewis, P;i$tor. Servicca at 10:30 a.m.'
and 7 p. in. Pltbath School at 2 p. ro.
ProsreHsiTo' Lyceum Lyceum Hall
at 1 p. ru. ' ' """ - - "'.-,,'.
The Temperance people in Bartholo
mew couuty,. we learn, haves fund of
$"23,000 for the purpose of employing
detectives and prosecuting every vio
lator of the Baxter law. It ia worthy
of note that tho Temperance excite
ment runs us high, if not hiffher, in
Democratic communities as it does in
tliof heretofore where there; was
more outspoken sentiment. ,
- Curioi s. The days in February of
the current yeaf are worthy of note.-
The month eamo in on Sunday and
goes out on Saturday, thss being com
posed of four exact wcek, and each
day of the wee i occur i an even' num
ber of timos v If our calcalatar be
correct thin will ooour but twifn aruof
tho present century in 18u3 and
1891. . . " . . "
From the New York World,
BEECIIER ON TEMPERANCE.
He U ikhr tbe Wna(M8pNl Ui
llsrlrCrnaiMlc. ... i. :,
A largo number of new members
were received in Plymouth Church,
both by letter from other churches
and by a profession of faith. Pre
vious to the" sermon, in giving
notice f the great temperance
gathering- Jo take place in MrCuy
ler s church to-morrow , evening,
Mr. Beecher alluded to the temper
church
ance crusade in the following termn f
'I need nosay how truly I synv
pathize wither the . movements that
are being made throughout our land
just now for the reformation of our
morals in one respeot, for the sup
pression of intemperance; for al
though I do not suppose that this
battle is to be fought by any one
generation, or that will not have to
be fought over again Jin, the next,
and wlnle 1 regard it as only one
part of that great battle of the spir
itual man with the animal man, yet
in each generation every effort
should be made to limit and sop
press so great an evil as intemer p
ance, and so great a crime as the
making of intemperance, for1 there
is no crime like that which makes
criminals ; and all other causes put
together are not so fruitful as the
salo of intoxicating drink. There
fore whatever may be , lawfully em
ployed to restrict it, whatever in
strumen tali ties' may be employed,
have my profoundest sympathy,
and should hv our active co-ops 1
ration. We have seen a great many
extraordinary things within the
last twenty years, and another one
is just dawning on us in this revival
of religion in tho direction of tem
perance under the auspices of wo
men by the instrumentality of per
sonal supplication with men and
prayer unto God. It is indeed a
phenamenon werthy both of study
and Of admiration; worthy of study J
uy ui wuu iuv e iu uiki uiu opera
tion of the human mind, and espe
cially of communities. I look upon
it not to criticise it, but : to bid . it
God speed, and it may be that by
this instrumentality Qpd, will ork
out a reformation, a regeneration
that shall pat all our past attain
ments into the background and fill
the hearts of multitudes of men and
women with joy and thanksgiving.
Whatever way may be appropriate
in our Eastern communities difirent
from those isr -the West will be
found out,' ind 'if mistake Are
made, men should criticise them
with great leniency and rejoice
over every success, because every
true man ought to rejoice in pluck
ing his fellow-men as brands from
the burning.
toe snow jGm,
BY T. B. CALXAWAT
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The rnomClW ihilobw
I mantled town of Brattlelxtro, Vt,
- flixxled all the streets with mellow
"light. Doubtless, Jack Frost had
soma unusually fine fic$nrea to ,Vv
ecutj with lus silver pencil, and
had requested her ladyship to shine
brightly.
There was another artist, besides
Jack Frost, at work in Brattleboro
that aigbSrtm-werrfrtraifi
he for the moon s bright shining.
lhu was little Larkm Meade, who,
after the town was fast asleep, had
crept noiselessly from his room and
out into the titreet to work on - a
snow figure. His hearfc was so full j
of bpght, ; beautiful,, uiooghts, he
did not feel the cold asliis little red
'baft da heaped logetheV the4 Bifow;
1 anL shaped rt to nit his'tnncv.
I The moon might well hare koaj
;that night, if. only to hght np the
face of the boy artist, gazing up so
'proudly, rapturously" at liis""work
when finished, for andc iutfkd4
,the form, of a angd had grovn out
joiiuf snow, n. , wl
It was rute, to be sure, but there
I was holy beotrty tn the 'japgiriied
face and folded hands, a lnaj&tiu,
'grace iatiie eweeping wings and
flowing raiment, tha betraje4 the.
iliands ot genius. '
1 t The bouse tops were shlniDg now
5 ik et silver, the streets; were spark -.liBgot0,oagb
strewn witb pow
Iderejti pearls, and the Angte-of
fnow shonewiffiluitjonsidnaa
Sn.theniooiUJirliL.j Laikia.haclen
just such an angel fac '.bending '
jgazod crupoftl it, ithe sn6wy - form
eeened tu chango into one vf unut
terable liuliance and beauty; the
smiling lips Msmed to part, and hts
fancied, he heard a. soft, low v6ioe,
Bwwst , as the s echo :o4 :silver."4KUs;
P-uriuuig 111a sou W1141 wjn, f?r ,
. 1. 1 1 : 1 ,r 1 z . .
I "Dear cluld the, voice yseemed
10 say, -Te gianr x nave opened
for you the tiate -Isesmnral, and
through it ou shall be- led to un-
tli'eamed of heights of happinesa.
It nigh have been the cwhispezv
ings of unseen angels, or it might
have beeu4ulv the wind stirring
the icy branches "of "neighboring
tree, and echoing the longings of
;hisownLtartvs-i ?"
i The nest moment the moon drop
pod behind a cloud and the radiance
depaxttid, A .wai ning clock struck
twelve, and the young sculptor,
BtArttetft fro ms-drewmy ran rrom e,
and stole in as noiselessly bs- he
1 l,n.l .,4
j j The next morning, the good
i people of Brattleboro, were amazed
na aengntea oy toe signs 01 a
naiestic Snow AbgeL sianding at a
eorner of two f the Jorge avenues
f tho town. Th6 children flocked
around it in crowds, and it was the
wonder of tho whole village until it
'melted, away. -'-- - ' ' '.
. j In the meantime, it became whis
pered about that this . wonderful
creation was the work of Lark in
Meade, the son of a prominent law
yer of Bratielboro. The tnarvelorts
story was even talked about in the
i papers.' In this way if reached the
' eye of good old ifr.,ltongwoi th, of
x Cincinnati, - a jnan who lqved to
I cherish native art, especially sculp-
1 tare,' !wa j?-.. t - t
' f Now, what should this good man
I do, but sit jlowri .and write to the
Postmaster of .Brattleboro, inquir
ing about the young artist. Hear
ing good account of him, he wrote
H.0 Iiarkhi Wmself, telling him , that
ii ho were, really ambitious to, be
come . a sculptor he would " gladly
lend him a helping hand. " One of
"the proudest naomentff in Liar kin's
life was when he read thai letter at
home. ' It seemed as .if the Gate
Beautiful had swung t open sure
enough, and he gratefully accepted
the kind, helping hand that was '. to
lead him; through.? Vt , t
I n smaiea au lovea art patiently
and earnestly. 'The s first work"he
produced ' was a statue of ,Ethan
Allen, which is now standing in the
portico of the State house at Mont
pelier. . Since then he has ; studied
inj Italy, 'and" produced ' several
works of artHisl'RelarnedSol
dieor'Story of the BattleJVs the
vmost famous. This,, is a Union
soldier . with a little girl upon his
knee, leaning on his shoulder in
childlike abandon, while he relates
the story of the war.
' Little did Larkin Meade dream,
as his boyish 'hands modeled the
,6now Angel that moonlight night,
"so long ago, of the honor he would
one day receive from his country.
He haa now been entrusted to carve
in enduring marble a monument to
her martyred President, Xiincorn.
This is a trust the greatest sculptor
might feel honored to receive. - - -1
Truly,;; little beginnings ' often
lead to great endings. '
!F0B PRESERVATION
Ii
War letter from 8atr Chaadlcr
- laManrr.lMI. ;,r .
f ThfFlint Globe, ; Michigan;
prints the following - correspond
ence:
Fxnrr, January 15, 1871.
To the Editor of the Globs. ' I
, Deab Sib : The' inclosed letter
ssritten , by the .Hon.. Zach. Chan
dler one month before thai of Caleb
Cushing to eJefiTerson Davis, " ac
knowledging as f fixed fact the dis
solution f of the' Union, has - just
come to Bght, .hut not from the
rebel arehivee, "After being receiv
ed and read, it waa sent- te a pa
triotier gentleman, then traveling . in
Europe, and aavmg been - carried
in his poeket all ; around, even - to
Old Moscow, was returned to 'me
Vfith the rasnarkr Mr. Bacon, von
can tot afford to lose this letter.
It shosild be kept as ait heirloom in
your uly and ought to go down
into hfatery ; ; ;
; j.- ReenentlallT; yamnr - -1 -
WAattDioxcuv February 16, 1S61T
" W. f AJ Bacon, A. Ml : ; .-V V .
MrDftiit Sni-: The great agony
is nearly over, and if no untoward
4
ppenes to Mr. unco in.
before the 4th of March, the Union
is saved. Never was it in greater
t peril than during r the-rpAst two
and imbeciles, in all its branches,
is it not strange that our old ship
has weathered the storm? but it
ias, and now there will be no comr
promising with traitors.' I bare but
two arguments to offer thera, hemp
and lead, and am willing to let
them select.
Truly youis Z. Chaxdleb.
From the Miwenta, edited by stuUenta of
Harvard Coilege.
Editors of Magenta: Reading in
your number for January 16 a let
ter front Cornell University, wbieh
stated that- rraaay"' of ; the young
women, students of that institution,
failed to ketrp vifflf tneir1 classes,
I addressed a' note to' President
Wliite, asking, for' more detailed
in formation. I rely on 1 your j love
of fair play for the pnbbeatioti1; cd
bis answer. , .""
At Gbadttate.
I Dear Sir."I have heard of bat
a single instance, among the young
women at our University,' of inabil
ity to keep well up with the class.
As a ruletlie jSit? wopen aver
age, about ten per cent", better- on
the examination papers than do the
young men. " The one young woman
who took a degree at the last. Com
mencement stood easily among the
firet fifteen in a class of a Lundred.
But the ypung - women havo done
better than that; they have -raised
the average of conscience and mon-lim-ss
and decency more than - ten
percent.. As to health,:, they seem
quite as well as the s young; men;
eertainlyr they present a smaller
number of etiBes-tT remain; very
truly 'yours, . it"
-1 President Cbrnell University.
i The iobfyfyte fear, is a victim cf
misplaced "confidence in his ability
to predict the advent of springs ,
j rThe first bird of spring attempt
ed to sing ; .j a 'i ,tt wn, .'' : ,t:
?! But, ere he had sounded a note,
; I He fell from tho , limb a dead
bird .-was . Lim-r--t ,i
i : he , music had friz in , his
thrOOit.,r,--t, WW. ,rr
' j . " " ' ' ' ' ,v
4 j Gen, Tom Browne, late Republican
candidate fat tJovenor, has ; removed
from Winchester to Indianapolis and
re-entered tha old firm' of Gordon
Browne & Lamb ; He positively ' re
funesi to allow his name to be mention
ed in connection with the Congress
ional jrace' iu ; the Fifth District.'
Madison Courier'' ' . .'' '
The late Horace Greeley, speak
ing of a Very wealthy man reiaark
ed that hodid -not-see -what he
wanted of any more money; .when
he died lk could not carry itrwith
hiawtnd if .ha could it, would aiot
do liuoj an j good, 5f or it would.meit,
j .ti rf
J A girl, sixteen years old, is , in
jail at Indianapolis,' awaiting trial
on a charge' of horse stealing. " v
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, ; If any man wants your umbrella
give it to him over the bead. , .-
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Truth i Mighty and will Prevail-
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rrBiriN the ? blood axd ' nt-
i ' STOKES THKIIEAITH. "
(krniUiWie Ynn ( A(e .,
' ; Ea MAjb.iiFisxxs Aug. 22, 16. V
m r. W whw- Prr1tr: I w W7w
rear of a hav-KUrel loaiur yeatk witU
Ktduy ComplaJnt, weakneSK XA my Imelc
Mkl ifrarli. l as iJot menqs wo
try ur Wgetiiie, aiul XUiiuk ttllw best
ta'x3icluo tor weakness j the Kiilny I
pv-h ti I have triid many reuuntiuj for
(lifin:lriiii. and nfVfr fonnd K ntacb
relief um (rota Uie Vuitilne. it tt remit he na
and iuvieorau-n the whole aystem. iian
rf nraniiisiiiutHH tiave takea il.and
U-lievt- it to be good fur all the otulaip
fw vbKli II M Ntiamwra..-
, VouxtruJy,'
A (Mn( efemit Aaxlfly.
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Vly dattit-r has m-ei vd rfit Iiem-IH from
il.iin.M.f V--tin. lU-r 4ieelininK hi-tUth
waa a sooirwe gmtt niJTlHty l ail of hr
frit-uiix. A few Uiit'.i-a f Hie Vt-jfetiua -
torvd her lienllh. strength nnd nj-pt-tit.'
lnsnr:Vn-e an-1 Iti-aT E-stata Afcent, ,i. 49
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l-im BrfBMii4 It Hetrttly. -
Mr. Stevens Ikiv sr: I ;av taken.sev
cral tolrtes of xutrr Veitw, and am in-
vUul it 1 iuahW, rJty fcr Itjt
tf tiw - ui. ;J c-n lit-ait:ly TeocMiineud
it to all auitrtrXug rrtmi iiu?a)xve counJainw.
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H. Steven Ieur Sir: A boot one
! year aiDeo I fouttrl melf ito a feejle eondt
itin mini ti uerui debility. tin-UW' wua
;ftrougls' recoinmermed ta nitr ty a friend
j who lil bmu roui-h 4Jk.-uU4td iiy up.
ii orocarert the article anI. afU-r us!ne v-
eral boulva, was reMontti to beultlt, and dia-
(emtiiin;i its use. I fiel utiiteeunfltU-Ht that
: I titn la no med M ne ant erlr to It for thotte
-eoniplainta .for Ti-iiichtll is. eapeciuily
pa-n, autf woaKT-crteermiry nwTr.niCtid u
to ilioae wlioteel Uiat tiy nel aontvthlBC
ton-More tm in to jri iect tieaun.
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tirnaof 8. U. PettlUKill to., lout ate St.;
tr?"!?, : s-l i'-p Hiw Uts
i Veswt! ie exteada 4tu laffuenre tntrt ovry
Jart ot tue )iuiiiHt iyu4i-m, eomioeiicing
wUliita a-ndaten,''eirreetins diaM-d ac
tiuji null restoruot fviuil laiwen, chuui a
lititffhy fonruititirt ntid purification of the
liiood. driviiiK out disetiM-, aind ttvisa at-
, iurt"1 to irform its allotted tafk. Vein-tine
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cure Salt It It cn in or Xcttcr, Pintplca
on 1'aec, Boiia, i:rjrslpelaa and
Liver Complaint. Mx t twelve Ix;t.
tie, warranmd - t . enr - Srrol ulo t
Swell I uk ami Sores and ail Ski a diet
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Pectoral pruixrrties It will euro I'm most t
BCTero recent or liniTring- Conali in tail
tho time rcipiircil liy nny oUier raodicina -ami
is crfer,ty safo, InoserJn eonh, sooiV
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lwii"ilith's Jionrlv eipcoted from
VaiMHinvptkm. all remedies haviae fnileil,
ami lir.H.jA3tis waxperinieutinav he
'iM-etdentall v made ft prcpanttton of INDIAN
i U EMP.which cured hisonly child, ad now
aires thia reciiie free, on receipt of two
namu to pay epejsl HEMP also urt
nicht xwoiits. nausea at tle stomach, ana
will tweak a fresh cold in SI hour. A!dr
Craddock Co., lii Race- street, Philalel
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made -with onr ppleadid -
Kfpresents OA diOeient boo too wanted In
verv famil v. - As-ente' "wanted in every
t'oanty and town in tii Unitefl, States, o
make a permanent buinesou tae -works.
I Hair Sow and Prontu f -a rare.
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; 1 HISTORY OFTHEm
GRpG!f!TOyEr.1INT
F ARMEff S .' WASGrnNSf' KOKOPOtfESl
' Bein afttU and" incenrate eeonrit of the
" FtrnKH-"H- of the American fanners ayainat
the extortions of the Railroad Companies,
with a history of toe i iut mie ppog i ( sa of the
Order of Pat ions of Husbandry. It sells at
-fsht. 8end40r speMmen paiesi ani Ml ins
to Agents, and see wh it-eeUs fasuer than
' any othe book, Addnww artojnf Pub-
UahlngCo,CUico,illorScijc4iis,llar
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f Male or -raal. Sit a week warranted J Ka
capita "reqnired. Full narUcoIars and a
. vsaaaMe sample eeu Ae-- -ikirtga, wtth
' cent return stamp. A. D. YOTTNC
51-4 2S0 Fifth street, Williamsburg, N. Y
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CHrope My tbe stroji- loai.-, PunBtr
and DwoiKArueut kuowu to the medical
, V; , JT7RUBXSBA.
' It nrrwstsdecnvof vltJirf nw,exha'is:rftn
of thp irrrout y(eii) restore vwor tt the
UelalitAted. cleauttva ViusUl Jilooxi .rt-uio vob
nwieie ebntrm-tious.anti artsdiTpniT-tiii rt-e
UveraBdpteen. Prtttetrte.v,OHN
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I Dr. Tr Waaer'CrTiOUbniia
! Vinegar; Bitters are. a purely ,Veg
i etable preparation, raade chiefly fiom
: the native herbs found en the lowtr
I ranges of the Sierra -Nevada naoun-V
tains of California. ; the mediciaiU .
I properties of which,, are, extracted
; there froiuv without tiiooae of Alcohol
; Tbe question Is almost daSy asked
f " What, ! tiia caase of the uiiar-
aileied success or vijrea ar Uit
Teks T' Our answer is, that they
remove the cause of disease, 1 and '
the patient recorers his healUu Ttio y
S are the " groat blood purUiar. and m .
itifo-giviDg priuciple, a perfect Reno-
jvttoctaud. InviiroratiHr -f the system.
; Kover bafore ia liio hktorr of the warkf
hat a mediciue beea ooiujioaaJed po
scssiaetke reinarkaUK; oualitias.oft Uf-:
BGAa Citteks in Jieolyig th sick of
every disease man !s teir, to. 'Tiey are .
a (rentle Pttrgativo as well ai a Tonie.'j
relieriog Congestion or Inflaaimarirra f
the Liver and Visceral Organs, hj 0ilioii;!
Diseaeea..-f4 aai -'t aj'sfotiv.t . '1
' The properties of Dn;-Wii-
SB's V rxiia A BrrrEU are Aparietit, Dia
phoretic,; Canuiaative,' Nutntiou; taxa
tire, Di arc tie, Sedative, Ciouu tar-Irri taut,
Bodorifits, Alterative, atulAati-BiliaaaKti,
I Grateful Thousands .proclaim;
VrNKGAB BrrrERs themos wonder-,
ful Invijrorant that ever sustained
the sinking system.rtJ '' r'J"
I No Person can take these Bit-1
ters according to directions, and re
main long unwell,' provided; their''
bones are not destroyed by ' ..rninctal)
poison of other means, and vital or
gans wasted bevond repair. " " r " '""
t Bilious, ftemittent,' and In
termittent Fevers, which are so,
prevalent lu tho valleys of bar great
rivers throughout the'TJnited States,
J especially those of the . Mississippi,
Ohio,1, Missouri, Illinois, ' Tennessee,
Cmnberland, Arkansas Red, Colo-a
rado; Brazos, Kio Gran do, t Pearl,
Alabama,., Mobile, Savannah, Ro
anoke, James, and many others, ?
with their vast tributaries, througU-
' out our entire country 'daring ' the .
Summer and Autumn; and remarks
bly" so, during seasons ; of unusaalO
, heat and dryness, arc invariably ac3 ,
conipanied - by extensive derange
ments of the stomach and liver, ana;
other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, cxe rtingf a ;'
powerful influence upon tho&e vaifrHi
ous orcaus, is essentially neeessarv.
There is no cathartic for tjie puymso,
.equal toDR. J. WAtKEirs itiktar
BiTTEas, as they wU I. speedily rcmo-.-a
the dark-colored viscid m attar witli which
t tbe bowels are loaded, at the same tlmo
stimulating tho secretions of tho liver, r
and generally reiitoring the hcaitliy.luuc
tlous of the digestive orgaasn , , . , f j
j f Fortif' the body against t.
ease by purifying allots fltiicl' with ,
"VlKBOAIt . Hittbbs. -K cpkleinie raa;
take bold oS a system tliu lore-nrntoil. i;-.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,' u&uk
ache, Paia in the Shoulder. Coughs,.
Tightness of tho Chest Bisrinc.sV'Sotrr" 1
ruetatkB of the Stomach, JJ.ui Xastfl
ia the Moath, Bilious Attacks, jt'alita- j
tkin of the. Heart, Inflammation of pie
i liUTiffn, Paii in the report of the KideytV"
and a lindjred other paBufaV sinpitfotii,u
are the offispriags of Dyspepsia, .-One. hotr
tie will prove a better guarantor of rts
mnrita than a. Iflnrthr advai tiseincr.t-' 133',
Scrpfttla, rJaJncfsEvilWWtftuI
fcvreuuigs. Ulcers, rrjripcia.v "caa
5 Neck, fjoltre; Scrofulous laUaitir.iations
Jodolent Iaflainniations,-Mercurial ntlec-
tiona.' Old Sores. Kruotioue of Uio bkuw
Sore Eye?, etc. In these, as in-all tthcr
constitutional Diseases, w a ixkts svi
XOAaBiTTKBshave showatfaeirpraul cur-
ativa powers in the. mos otouuata aud.
intractable cases. ' . . V,
w For Inflammatory andChrotilrj "
Khenmatism, Goat, Bilious. Ke fni u
tout, and lstannittent ftwv i iMtisa
of the Blood, Liver, Kidneysaud JHaddvsr,g
taese xiitters nave no . cqnaj. siu-u sus
saaes are caused by Vitiated Blih 0
i Mechanical Diseases. Persons
engaged in PainU and JUiuerals, &uih tut
Plunbers, Type-setters, Gold-beaters and ,
Miners, as they advance in life, are snb--'
jeet to paralyau of the Bowels, 'ro eaani
against this, take a dose of W.iXk.Kji's.;
Vinegar Bittebs occasionally,
For Skin Diseases,4 Eraptioiis,-
Tetter, 3alt-Khem, Blotclies, Siot, Fi iif
pies, Pactdlee, Boils,. Carbuncles, ltmg- -worms.
Scald-head, Sore Eyes, Erysi;e-i.
.' las,' Itch, Scurfs, Disoolorations -of the '
is;iu Humors and Diseases of the skin of j
whatever name or nature sxa lxtoraliy.
dug up an parried out of tjie svisteiri in a
Aort time ly the ase of these farters."-'
I Piii, Tape, and other Wonns,
larking ia the system of so mauy thoa-
sands axe eJTectually destroyed and re
moved. No sj-stem of meiJicrne, no ter-
ID if u ges, no- anthelmirrities "m iH tree-the
system from worms lilto-.tbese Bitters.
For Female Complaint, m jcb g
or old. married or single, at th dan t.
womanhood, orthe turn oflife, Uiese Ton-
ie Bitters display bo decreed an rauuence
that improvement is soon ps-rarpttbfo. s - - ,
Cleanse, the, Titiated DIood
whenever yon find its imponticn bursting
through' the skin fh Pimples, Ernptfbni,'.
or Seres cleanse it when you rind it oi '
strnetedaBdelaggfehin the vens;,:l0anrj
it when it ,ia foulj year.fooliag w.il telj'
voo when. Eccp the blood trtirc. a-ul the.
, health of the sratem Trill itahwwj i
It. II. ffltDOXlLl) i-W C(l.. . .
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(which produces cough) of tbe tunousiaem
brane and bmnialal tubes, a tula UiaJons
to r et and Uiraw -otT tfx anlMNkJthy aeere
llons, and pturfloa tlie'tdocxl. . '.' , ,
Third. It Is fre bom shuIIIh, lolioUa, ipe
cac and opium, oT which moat threat and
lum riHxlk-a nra cojupoeJ, whk alUy
couu outT aad oiaoiKasus tiis loasacn. It
haa a soothing enVot on the stnaiaeh, acu On
the Uver aoJ kldiwya, tknd IvmpkaOc and
nervous region, rhrm reaching to tvery
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