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RATHER AWKWARI).-â€"Tlle following anec- (lute has been ass.)ciuted with the name of" more than 0m: \ *gyinun’s hefpniate. Tho <tur had lwiu entertaining at dinner a ttflll l'l imul ': m sume distance. The '1»; v. as unpmjziliuus, and the friend was . ml by the mini. m- to remain durin the night, ‘liltl had no ‘ d‘the imitation. (it‘hey \ixilkcd tbcruthex' for some time in the manse virdcu. AL dusk the minister asked his visi< fur to step into the manse, while he would give (lirecti ms to his niumse' nut in regard to his friend‘s conveyance being got: ready ‘ in the min'uiu 5. As the stranger entel'd the ‘ nmnso, the l]1llll:‘lCi"S wife mistook him for 1121' lmshlzud, she raised the pulpit Bible which chanced to be on the table, and bring- ing the 1-1111 wei flit of it across the stran :ers Slit/ulth s. “claimed mnpliatically. ‘Take tint, 11,-: Ih'lil‘) 5‘ that ugly “watch to stay all ni ght 1’ H'Jw the Lidy looked on discovering 1 her bluwlei‘, is not related ; .lnit t'w visitoris; llill‘lel‘SiOOkl t1 have relinquished his intention l of tirrying for the night. [ i .. “nu-n4 uqu nu: Uuu passed mm the bani-k10qu rifle, The next time Iofircd, and firm er caught my ball in his rith‘. \Ve kept up the hunt for twelve mrmths, kilhn: new If two hunched buffaloes pur \\'(‘l:h‘, and yet brought home the small hull \m sim’ted wiIh. An old sea captain, who was in the habit of spending his time while in port among a sr-t of hzn'd-drinlcing fellows. returned to his hotel one event]; in a partially intoxicated condition. In Iulllj up to his 1‘00111110 walked out of one of the windows and landed upon the pavement. Fortunately he ’as not in- jured by the decent, and upon going back in- to the house met the landlord. ‘Look here, Mx'.~,'szi_\s he, ‘it' you don’t shorten the steps in your stairs, I won't stop with you any \noi‘e.’ ' A \Vcstm‘n hunter and his brother spent a year in and about the-liecky Mountains. Thvy had two rifles, onesbullet, and one he: ofpmvder. With these, he says, they killcdion an average tweiity seven head of lvllllllllfl‘fs‘ a. day. The fact that they did all llllr; with one l'mllot led to the followingr L s' qur-stixm :â€"â€"‘ Huwdid you kill all these 1) wines with one lmllot?’ ‘ Well. we shot 1L lmii'ulo; I stood on one side, and my bro- illor Hi) the (Ill ‘1'. Bruther filed; the bull A Buti'oon at the court of France I com- hlincd tu the kinj that a "rent lord had P w _ _ a . threatened to luludor hlm for uttermg soxdé jokes about him. ‘ If he does,7 said Francxs, ‘ he shall be hanged in five minutes after.’ . .. . . V 1 9 . ‘ I w1sh our M-Ljrebtygvould hang _}11m five minutes" ofure,’ said‘lthe’buffoon. Why is a spider a good correspondent ‘2â€" Bec mse he (hops a liAle by every post. ,, ,_ ._V..e_r~.~- Deacon BruWn latelyit‘ooli occasion to ad- minister a reproof to old Joe for swearing. Joe iistenmi altentivelyto his words, seemed to appreciate the exudation; and when he had concluded repliédfia‘s {‘follows :--.‘ The fact is, (loaépn that {may swear agreat deal, and you may pray a great deal, but neither of us m(':lns my) thing by it.7 ,The deacon alludes ti: Joe as an instance of depravity. Sifi'Walter Scott in lending a book one day tb-his friend, cautioned him to he punc- tual in returning it. ‘This is really necess~ ary,’ said the poet, in apologfi’FYZir’if many of my friends are bad arithgpepicaqs, Ihave found almost allf'of’tfiem Egode bookeepers.’ A son of‘Ei-in cautions the public against harbouring or trusting his wife pearcry on his account, ash: is not married to her. A Jurng suspected of' bribery chided h7s clerk for hm‘in; .‘l, dirty face. ‘I plead guilf‘y,"my lm-d,’ replied the clerk, ‘ but my hands are clean.’ ‘1)0ctor,’ said a person once to a surgeon, ‘ my daughter has had a terrible (it this morn- inf; ; she continued full an hour without knowledge 01‘ understanding.’ ‘Oh,’ replied the doctor, ‘hicwr mind that; many people continue so all their live‘s.’ ' ' What tree is that which is not affected by the sénson, and brings forth neither blossom nor fruit‘Bâ€"The boot Lz‘ee. An Irishman went mto a shop and asked Hm privo Of a pair of gluvos. ‘Four and sixpéucc,’ Was the reply. ‘00}1, by my sowl, t]1in,"_s:\ys he, ‘I.'d sooner my hands go bare- fuuL than pay that price for ‘em.’ How long, 011 Holy Father Shall this dark presence dwell In our fair land, its victims The hosts of ruined swell? We Weep, our tears avail not, Andfivilling axms are weak; They stretch to rescue vainly, And vainly still} they seek. To vanquish 1he dread monster, 0h mudu the 0011 Moss tears,â€" Thc strivmgs weak but earnestâ€" . Be lust. and must the yeafs ‘ StiH bear t ; the dark future . The demun’s countless throng ‘Of hapless writhing \‘iflimS Before our gaze ‘I How long 7 Shall prayer ho unavaiiing; Fochr in thine cm- Gx‘owu heavy, that the wailings 0f grief thou float not hear? Is thine eye dim ; “dues anguish Ain'ucl no more lhy sight; Are 1110' ubod- s of m Sfl‘y Unseen, thine aim of might. Has it grown weak? Oh Father, As thou art chungeless, save Our country’s sons ; Uh conquer Immnpenmce! the brave, But \veulied, stsengthens; hasten Tn Ihine own Hme the day When px-aye1s shall yield to praises, And tems be wiped away. Oh weary one; take courage, Your strifings are not vain, N01" axe your prayers unheededâ€"- The; shall not come, again Unto you void; take caurage; Dclix evance will come, Through Him gild on your armour And chase the demon home. 93w mm i‘éumnx. Intemperance. AMERICAN MONEY TAKEN AT PAR. June 9.. 1855, , .J-tf wanmd everywhere for their sule. Booksellers, Now: Agents, Book Agents. Canvassers. Peddlerp. and others wiH' do. am" to arder n package of our Books and Albums. They will find them exceedingly popular, and tarms liberal. Now so indispensable to evo'ry family. an be- ing manufactured by u: in awry variety n" “We and finish. Descriptive Circulars with prices will be lurnished-pu application. and any swla of Aibum sent by mail post-pgid on receipt of price. I [000 Local 4; Traveling Agents Complete in one volume. .lflmo. cloth extra luslraled with steal engravings, Will be mu to any address postage paid on receipt 0 plice, $1M”, For single copies, or for tarms in quantilioe. ilh other infommliou, apply to, or add-ass, JNO. EDWIN POTTER. Publisher. No. 617 Samson SL, Philadelphia, Pa. It is a, larga l‘2mo, volume. neatly bound in cloth,i'lustraled with engravingu', and will be sent to any address post-paid. on receipt of price, $1.l)U--or on receipt of $200, we will send both the above works, postage prepaid. This. like the above, is a work of great and unusual interest. and will he ongerh‘ read as acompnnion volume to “ FEMALE LIFE.” The book contains 449 pages. will! ongnvâ€" mgs. is neatly bound in cloth. ind wiHbo sent to any address, post-paid. on receipt of price. $1.25., . A Companion to Female Life.- Male Life among the Mormons, BY AUSTIN N. WARD, ‘6 [IATone-helf of' the world cannot Ima- gine how the other half l-ive." is no less true than trite: end the lesson 1he adage affords. our experience Mid cheervation ditin tends to verify Then. too. when we consider lhe ever-varying plm‘ses of human passion. and the discordant elements from which all novel and fanatical sects are moulded. it can scarcely seem surprising that a faithful record of actual events should exceed in singularity the wildest dream of romance : or that crimes. both strange and unnatural, should be perpe- hated in a far ofi‘ country on. the outskirts ot civilization, which people in nnotherstele of society would never imagine possible. Know- ing. as I do know, the evils end horrors and abominations of the Mormon cystem. the de- gradation it imposes on females, and the con} sequent vices which extend through I" the talliificatluns of the society. e sense of duty to the world has induced me to prepare the fol- lowing narrative for the putbllc eye. The ro- umntic incidents connected with my experiâ€" ence. many may think bordering on the mar- valouu; To them I would say, that ‘this‘nar-i'e. Live ofdny life only proves, what he: so often been proved before that. “ TRUTH ls S'I‘RAHGER nun Vacuumâ€"Author: Prgqu, THE WIPE-01' A MURMBN MB! ! BIUKENS’ LAST mu wunxz We were told the other day of a case which don‘t often happen in this part of the cmintry.._ A 'very worthy man of the old school lately started business in this neighbor- hood. and after he had been open for some time. a friend chanced to ask how he was succeeding. His reply was, ‘rather dull.’ that the people had not ‘ found out that he had commenced business.’ We fancy that the first idea that will occur to the reader will be, ‘ why don’t he let the people know.’ Any one who means to do business in this age, will haw. to become more liberal in his ideas, and bring him- self before the people and into com- petition with his more enterprising neighbors. by a free use of printer's ink. Gentlemen, that’s the point. FEMALE LIFE AMONG THE HORMONS E ‘6 HAT gins A SPINNING WHEEL FOR HER MA- JESTY.â€"â€"â€"Her Majesty was graciously pleased, some time ago, to favor Mr. Peter Stewart, wheelwright, Spittalfield, with an order for a twoâ€"handed spinning wheel for her Majesty's use. Mr. Stewâ€" art, who is 77 years of age, although an adept in his profession, at first hesitated to execute an order for such an illustri- ous personage; but, conscious of the honor conferred upon him, resolved to do his best. The wheel, which is manu- factured of mahogany, is of plain but beautiful workmanship, having a silver ilate inserted in the stock, on which is tastefully engraved the name and resi- dence of the maker. The wheel was sent to Her'Majesty before her depar- ture from Balmoral, who, having tested its merits, personally condescended to ex- press herself highly pleased with itâ€"so much so, that her Majesty caused her photographist to take her likeness sitting at the spinning wheel. The Queen at the same'time gave instructions to have the wheel in question removed to Wind- sor Castle, and authorised Mr. Stewart to make a one-handed wheel of home wood, to be reads7 for her Majesty on her return in autumn, which Wheel, we understand, is to be made out of a par- ticular tree that grew many years ago on the estate of Delvine.â€"â€"Perthshire Advertiser. Truth Stranger than Fiction. A STARTL|NG WORK! PHOTOGRAPH ALEUMS. GREflT XPECTfl'I‘IONS, BY CHAS. DICKENS»? ' fiany Years Personal Experience, ’ BY MARIE W ARD A NARRATIVE 0' Fogyism, Agen'a: Enemy 6; C... 75. Funingdon Itrect. London. sud .‘z Messrs "a. &L. Panama Co’l. Wuohsah Depot, No. 19, Bernors Streol. Ox: for! Straet. London. In infallible cure for. qll diseases of the skin: auch as Scurvy. Scrofula, Ulcers, Boits, Blotchea, Pi )les on the Face and body. 6w. Prices Ills: ME 338. per ha);- lummu uuugluu, unrivuu Il'ulll HUB PERRYV’S PATENT CONCENTRATED.‘ limral finfilmem of l’rophecs‘, (pro- ESSENCE 0:“ cm):le .ANU LUBnB mser Illustrated). . . . . . . . .. .. SUGAR-C011 FED GLOBULES, the must 5 Laird‘bf Logan 0'. Anecdotes and Talzh; WWW." flamed." k'mwn- V The (“0""163' 00‘“ I ' illustrativn of lhe' Wit and Humour mining thg Quiatesseuco of Copniba, CUIIBhSiI .o‘f Swami . . . . n . _ . P. . . q H , . ‘ o . Buchq,&c.. at owe cure. without the pnksibi- . Leighwu.8. Amhb'ishbp' c‘n'mplew worker “W Qf failure. GQ‘W'Th‘Eav QbSPHQW Gleetgl ii) aim handsqme volume. . . .. .. . . . Strictur-e. etc . immediately subduing all in, I pale. ’3 Coumgem works, in one'fiwd. fiammatory action; Encased in suga". from? ' 'some volumé. _ ‘ _ . _ . . ' _ . I . _. _ _ . frog: taste ornsmell. 4s 6d. axlld llsbpar bux, ‘ Smith’s. Re.“ Jur‘ne's": our Heaven“, HEALTH Dm’mns npou Puma Pinon"; PERRbei l’UfllFflYl‘Ng $1’l‘i0lfi‘l§?.Pil.,g4_S, H RRY’S OONGENTRA'I‘ED DETER SIV ‘ ESSENCE. a remedy for SVphilis m ’1'. its stages,ulso for purifylugthe system {row contamination. xecomumndod for secondar} symptoms, Matches on the head and f‘nce, en. lqrgagwm oflhe throat, tmlsils. and uvula: its beneficial influence on Ihe system in Imdpui, able. Price [15. and 335. per bottle. glsoa saving of HS. \ Established nearly a century, and know 1 throughout the world mithe “REA I‘EST KE- GENERATUR; a naverfailmg remedy t‘n Spermalotrhtg, loss of manly poWHr. p‘oduue‘ ‘byonrlv indiscretions. or any wher cause.~ I: enriches the principal vital fluids, eugbh‘n those who hava demde thevmaives inuurab’ at once to fulfil the most sacred obligations- married life. Price 119. per boule, or fun quantitieé in one; 33s., which saves HS. : am; in, £5 bottles. efl'ucging a saving of £1 1'35. Perry‘s Cordial B‘le qf Syrzatum qunnwz AND Muscuun Poww. REGAI’NEL m! '1 HE usu or 1M 26, 1895; Maui's. R. & L. PERRY (R Co. are only It. be consulted at their residence, No. 19, Borne..- Street. Oxford Sreet. London, as timv never undor an circumstances, travel either at. home or abroa . and they herebv. caution the Publxr' against any person using their name. and as a further precaution against fraud. the l’ub'ir- is notified that none of their medicinns are g9. nuine. nniesa the snhjoinad fac-similic of limit signature is attlached to their different wrap pars. 0N NERVOUS RELAXATION and EX- HAUSTION. New editions enlarged to IQU pug“, illustrated by 100 Anatomical Colored Engravings on Steel. Just published, price ls. HE' SILENT FRIEND, the greatest Me li- cal Work oflhe Age. on Youthful Indis‘v cretioné and cons9qnam Impedimelm to Mar- riage, describing |he Anatomy: of the Repro- ductive System in 4 health and disaps‘e, and pointing out tha sure means of parrot-t restora- (ian to manhuod; with an Essay on Single and Married Life,cmllainiug n. 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(Illustrated). . . . . . . 5&3 00 Keith's EVIdances of‘ the Truth of (lip ' Chxisliau Religion, derived from the limral finfilmem of l’rophecs‘, (pro- fgsely Illustrated). . . . . . . . . , H, 2 00 Laird of Logan ; or Anecdotes and Tales, il‘luslmtivn of lhe' Wit and Humour ‘of Scotland.,.,,...,,,...,,,,.... 1 50 Leighxou‘s. Archbishop. ,cnmplete works,- - in mm handsome volume. . . ._. _.. . . . l 75 {PVERY work, Scientific, Theological or Fic- titins, whether published in Britain or 'lmerica, can be obtained at the Publisher"; vices. We hnve direct communiuqlion wnh Britain, and with lhis facility can bring goods uuch mm‘e puncmally and expediliausly Ihqn nest retailers. As instances of the ohenpnoss ..f our pricas we append a lust of 'some 01 [he books we keep constantly on hand;â€" Josephus's ColnplelEHWorks In one handy, A BOOKS! AGENTSâ€"~We want agents in every regi- ment. and in every town and county in the country, and those ncling as such will be allow- d 10 cents on every Cenificam ordered by hem. provided théir remittance amount! to me dollar. Agents will collect ‘25 cents for wary Certificate. and remit 15 cents to us. fl'fWrite plqinly, any only what is necessary. and be prompt. Aronl‘u NB 2 The EMPLHYMBNT' ‘I'IIR EVERYBBBY. t Agents wanxed throughout the United States and Canadas. 3,000 Gold Fob and Vest Watch ‘ Keys.... .... ..‘.. .... 2 50 4.000 I‘ub and Ves' Ribbon Sides 3 4,000 Suns of Solitaire bleeve Bul- Spring........ ......V.. 3 3,000 Gold Toothpicks, Crosses, etc.................... 2 5.000 Plain Gold Rings. . . . . 4, 5.000 Chasad Gold Rings. . . . . . . 4 8.000 Smne Set and Signet Rings 2 50 8,00l ‘alifornin Diamond Rings. 2 7.500 ets Ladles’ Jewolry~Jot and Gold............... 5 6,000 Sets Ludles’ Jewelry- Cameo,l’enrl.etc.... .... 4 6,000 Go.d Pens.Si‘lver Extension Hulders and Pencils. . . . . . 4 [3,000 Gold Pens and Gold Moun- ted Halders............. 3 5.000 Gold Pens and Gold Exten. - ~ ‘ slum, Holders..’.. .... ..".. 6 5.000.Silver Gublets:and Drink- ing Cups .......’....... 5 3,000 Silver Cnslors.... .... .... 15 2,000 Sllve‘r Fruit and ' Cake Baskets................ 20 3 "150 Gold Oval Band Bracelets. 4 “(W Clmsed Gold Bracelek ... . 2.000 Chatelaine Chaim' and tons,SLuds.etc........... 3 3.00" Gold 'l'himbles, Pencilsch 4 GNU” Miniature Luckels. . . . . . . . 2 50 4,00J Mmimme Locketsâ€"Magic A Certificate of each article with its value printed upon it. is placed in an envelope and sealedâ€" these envelopes are thoroughly mixed and sold for 'l‘wtmty-five Cents ouchâ€"the per- son receiving one of these envelopes in entitled to the article named therein bv returning the (‘ernfimrte to us with one dollar. and lhe article. n0 mailer huw valuablc ll may be, will be for- warded [0 him or her til/once. There are no B'ank Certificates and therefore every one is sure Iogel. at least. Ihe full value of his or her money. Should the article named on the cer- l‘fiuale not suit,any ether which he may select of the same value will be substitused. We sell lhe cerkificaxes as follows: One for 25 015.. five for $1, eleven for $2 llnru' for $5, sixty-five for $IO, one hundred for $15. This dislribulion affords a fine oppor- vunizy for Agents. as what lady or ganlleman will not mvesl TWEN'I'Y-l-‘IhE CENTS with a pros- pect of gnuing fiva hundred or a thousand times as much. All orders must he addressed to us at our old stand No. 15 Maiden Lane, ew York. Brouches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.000 Coral. Opal and Emerald Brooches.... ......... . 2.000 Mnsaic. Jet. Lava. and Fiorenfine Ear Drops . . . . 4.500 Coral. Opal. and Emerald Ear Drops.... .... ...... 4,000 Cnlifurnia Diamond Breast Pins.................... 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CHEAP PLAIN CIRCULARS, York Herald BLANK CHECKS, LAW FORMS, DRAFTS, AND AND BILL HEADS WAddress Hie HOWE Sewing Machine, 473 Broadway, New York. low York. J we 9, 1865 Send for Desériptive Catalogue of styles and prices. A few respectablo Agents will be dealt with liberally. ECEN'I‘ and important improvements hnv. L . ing been put to this Machine. renders it how the most perfect before the public, aui‘l persons at a distance pap order a Machine with a guarantee nfils prompt and safe deliverymud that they will be able to manage it to their en- tire satisfaction. No more breaking needles!â€" No more musing stitches! No trouble in mak- ing any garment. howeverdelicate or heavy,on the same Machine, either in caliihlip, cloth or leather' and for dress makers. shirt makers tailors. lat uiuders. shoe binders. or guitar fit- ting, as well as for every varietv of family sewing, they have no superior. and Will he sold at a much less price than any other machine aupable of doing the sanje range of! vgurk. THE ORIGINAL 110m: SEWING MACHINES! Consultthg Old English Physician: ' Sold in bottles. at ls. lid" 28. 9d., 45. 6d., and 113. ' It is 'a WELL-KNOWN FACT that SAR- SAPARILLA is the greatest purifier at" tho bloodin the world. KEEP YOUR BLOOD l‘URElâ€"The Bowols regularll-And DEFY tho DOCTOR!” These Pills strike at the root of each disease, and are for the cure of every ailment incu’iental to Man Woman and Child, such as all eruptions on the Skin, Indi- gestion, Rilious, Liver. and Stomach Com- plaints, General Weakness,Gout. ‘leema- tism. Lumbago. Pains ill the Limbs, Head- aches. Sore Throats, and every complaint caused by irvegulzrities oi the bowels, ob- atructed perspiration. and deteriorated and on- healthy blood. These Pills work their way to the very roots of each disease. cleansing in their passage. especially where mercury has been taken, and removing every unhealthy ac- cumulation. till the blood is purified: the whole system renovated, and all the functions acting according to nature, the duties of life hecome a pleasure, whore before thev had been sad and weary burdens, Do not hesitateâ€"do not de- lay S a olenn stomach must make aclean body. ‘ A clean body will contain pure blood. when the stomnoh,hq_dy, and blood are pure, from regulating and cleansing the bowels, health is certain. Begin at the beginning. waste no time: strike at the root or“ your ailment, Again. I say, look to your stomach, Que lrigl ofthese Pills will force conviction. Richmond Hill, June, 1865. The lreaitménnhoy adopt is the result of up- wards ol'thlrty years’ extensive and successful practice in London. A MOSI’ SCIENTIFIC INVENTION. An instrument forlhe cure of Genital Debi- lily. of Nocturnal Emissions. more'pl'operly known as Saminal Weakness, &c. Can be pernmnently cured in from 1510 21) days, by tho use of this instrument. when used con- joinlly with medicines. ASTHMA, INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH ANn OLD AGE, &c. DP flfiTAR'S PULMONXC SYRUP, in 22:531.- .ommonded, {or Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Group. uni pl! diseases of the Lungn and Throlt 25 canth hem: V Esuamg'uw 1H 1945â€"PKBFFCWPW 1369. RE the onlv Physicians in the State who 7 are members of the Royal College Surgeons, London. May be consulted from 8 o'clock in the morning until 9 atnighl. in every state and symptom of disease. RE within (he reach of all, by the use of DR. BUCHAN’S VEGETABLE DU- MESTIC MEDICINES, prepared from .the Prescriptions‘ol'the late Dr, Buchun, Fellow of the Rural College of Physicians, &c,. &c.-â€" Cules Ere daily made, and their eficacy proved in thouisand'ol'cases, attested bel‘oge the Alder- and sitting Maginrnles of Marlborough Street, Wes‘r:fi|i§i‘6|‘,JWéiship Stu-eat. Bow Street. 51c; Used by the mom celebrated -Medich| -Men’ Clergymen. and others. DR. BUCHAN’S SUGAR-COATED SARSAPARILLA PILLS. Dr Amos ch 5011, 43 EAST GENESEE ST.. BUFFALO, NEW YORK, Dr: Amos & Son. in order to satisfy the most skeptical as to the merits of their instru- ment. pledge tlieinseives that in any instance where it may prove unsatisfactory, after a fair trial. the money will be refunded by returning the instrument in good order. Price Ten Dol- lars. by mail or express. YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. Those who have injured themselves by ucer- tein practice indulged in when aloneâ€"a habit frequenJy learned from evil companions. or at school, the efl'ects of whiuh are nightly felt even when asleep. and if nct cured. renders marriage Impossible and destroys both mind and body. should apply immediately. ‘ Salt-abuse is one ot the most formidable enemies to health, for no» thing else in the dire catalogue of human dis- eases causes so destructive a drain upon the human system, drawing its thousands of vic- tims through a few years of suffering down to an untimer grave. It destroys the nervous system rapidly, wastes awaythe energies ol'lil'e, causes mental derangement, prevents the pro- per development of the system, disqualifies for marriage. society. business, and all earthly happiness. and leaves the sut‘l’erer wrecked in body and mind, predisposed to consumption and a train of evils more to be dreaded than death Its-en". HIS ASSOCIATION has transferred their LIBRARY lo the ' Hymn: ’ Book Store. where Stockholders and othars may n‘ocure BOOKS nvery Friday‘aftornoon. ‘fror Ho 8 o'clock. PM. , llealthflappiness & Long Life. may be successfully treated by forwardingn correct detail of their case. A. SCOTT, Librarian. Richmond Hill, June 9'. 1865. 1-“ Address Dr. Amos «S1 SUN, 48Enst Genesee Street. three doors West of Ellicuu Street, Buffalo. N. Y . l THE? RIGHTiHbNEQH'E. MAYOR OF LONDON. RICHMOND IIILL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 7J7»: . .. ml. WW '3 PERSONS IN ANY PART OF THE WORLD No Murcury Used. IMPORTANT. FOR ’EMED) I-Lf SUBSCRIBE for the ,“HEBALQ'! Stoqfi'ville.. . 'mh (if each nth. Brougham .. “mm u {my-“’- Mmkham Village. :3 Brown‘s Curners...... ".21‘3t- 92 '5 Thomhill......... " " Riclnmqud Hill a: 3‘ anle........-‘..... - ‘9‘ ;' Burwiokl... .. “ ....‘28lh "' ;‘ Kleinhurg............L..29lh 5! " Nobleton...,............3’lth ‘9 " gaskey................ .3lsl “ ‘- Algrora.~...... ......... 1st 4' 9' Sulloxl....'.-......-... a 3rd .‘Q ?" WhefeAhe will altend to any busin'pss pgfe L" changed his time of visitingthe follléwiug plqces, and afterthia date will be; (Sundqu oxcgapted) V in_ Aurora, June 7, 1865. SURGEON DENTIST I umnnem once or muse a any. L g Great benefit will «mm be; attained by an applicator! of Ihe remndy externally to the ab‘ domeh. ‘m cnsg of severe attack of pa'ii) in'lhn BO'vels, Prepared at the Proprielor’s residence, 4th Cuncession West York. C.W. Put up and so!d in bottles at 25 cents each. hear- ing the Proprietor’s written signature thus... Solo by Drugists and Storekeeper-s. price 250: No evil man need be fear‘sd Dom thin remedy. notwithstanding its neat pqwlar. . ~ DR; N. J. BECK, l ESI’ECTFUluLY announces that I19 has . changed histime of visitingthe following Wet tha head with the Linimeilt. antfiafw a dose inmmullrevery’ihalffhour until relief in obtained, Bathe the part frealy with the clear remedy as often as necessurY; llll ,will in 3 grqu must- nre prevonl blackluoés. take out the swelling 'W‘iw amt! It to heal. Swellin‘gl‘ ’c‘tn be_ ueatadtho same way. - r ~r= . "’1." |:‘r ft, FOR FLESH CUTS. ; Il' Bind up‘lhe cut'wi'xh a cloth. slid day-lint; r L the cloth with the renwdy. ‘ ’ SO RE THROAT”, Bathe the outside with the ‘l.inihmnl;"é19ni’.: and gurgle the inside with the same. or slighlly diluted with water, every few hauls.- u...- . uu nun} nu IAALQ U-luglt1\/11. An adult may take a small teaspoonl'ul in cold water or sugar. \vhon-~roqunr . > A teaspoouful in water or sugar three timoa a day. before or afier eating: [in the,_ ivy. hathn fleerA between: the shoulders Vii h 1h. Linimem mice or twin 1: day, ' n . . For an adult. a small tympomflul in cpld water og‘sugay. taken every hali'honr,jf te- quiraa. » ‘ ' ‘ ,V I COLDS AND COUGILS. . For an aduk. a teaspéonl‘ul three‘timesra db",L aspecialhj on aging tgu bng _!f {l}ng is a diffi- cu'lty ofibroathingu, ' butho‘ remedy. CHAMP OR PAlN IN THE STOMACH. DISEASE OF THE LIVERJNDIGESTION, LUSSVOF APPETITE. BILE. 0R BILIOUS COLKC. . Wet 1: piece of cotton wool with the Ii‘l'ti- mont. and put in the tooth: bathe.tha than with the clear Linimem. and take a dose on the stomach in cold water or sugar._ For "Rheumatic. apply the remedy to tho‘ parts effected once or twice a day. Do'ubl be‘ afraid to put plenty on, as there is no danger o! Coldt or any evil new" by in use; Bathe lha feel wiih the remedy on gum; ('0' bed ' We need not go to New York, Japan, Mexico,or some other place afar ofi'Tor the proof of Illis.â€"bnt it can be had in our own country. Hundreds ofnumes could be added to lhvs list if it were necessary. but I will only add two. which were handed in {or publica- tion. This remedv has hulwrto stood on its own foundation, and I wish it Still 10 do so ; it can ulwavs be depended on as Agenuine article so long as-it in prepared under the su- perinlendency of the proprielop, Mr. Jon.» Puss. and hearing his written siguamve. Read the following, . -‘ Victoria Square. March 30. 1881', 1mm PAYNE, Esqâ€"Dear Sirâ€"'1 suffered much’ (rum Rheunmlism for upWerds o! ayenr, hm homing of your Pain Eradicator l was induced? Io lry it ; and aner using ‘hree bottles. 1 was- entirely cured. Irecommend it to every one“ suflering from Rheumatism. Yours. &c llumvnnu Warm. Sew. Butlonviiie, Markham, Mr. JoHN Puma. Nov. 30.18612 Dear Sinâ€"Having for some time past been ~ in passession of your Pain Eradicator. and [854 led HS great value.) 1 [can with all confidvnce ' recommend it to ['18 pnhiic. I was for a long? time very much afflicted with Rheumatism in' my limbs. from which I han been entirely freed by the use of your valnlble Medicine :1 and [hue used it in” my fatnin for varimt‘sr . other things to good efi‘act. My wifs was for" runny years a} timbsuer‘ufuu an afliic‘tt-d‘ Ntlv Y. .r‘ the sick headache. for which she has tried. va- rious reinedies with the aid. of several ph'ysicio. ans, and all proved a failure. She used to bv for several days at a time unable to do any workâ€"having been indu'cod to t'ry'your valu- able medicine, she wns omit:er cured ui‘ the djsens‘e. Way have also l'o'und it ygry bengfieia‘l in relieving the Phthisic. and 'an exc‘eilsnf i remedy for Colds and Coughs. Yours truly". , JOHN S1‘IVI'ZEV 'I‘OUTHACHE 0R PAIN IN THE FACE; Thi-a remedy is a pure Vegetable Compound; containing no Avid. Turpentine, orMeICury, or anything which 'can In any wav injure the Stomach ; it acts as a tonic, creating a good‘ appetite. bringing the organs of the slomach’ into a heaithy action . it has been taken by' those who have me weakedislomach with guad” effect; it Will etta'ble the Stomach to dlgest’ such particles of lood,which before it could notgf thereby causing great distress. and that‘ distresaj can be efl'ectually' removed by the use of tin! remedy. ' ’ ' ‘IPAYN§$'* Pam Eradlcator. IN introducing this remedy to the pulilic. the Proprietor does not ‘wish to set it forth as a cure! of every Diseases incident to the human race,' but in many cases acting as a preientive. as it' is well known xhat many diseases originatq from Colds, and much distress is often caused! from a colleciiun of Mud upon the Stomach." This mmrdy in well adapted to remove lhesd’ calamities : in cases ofCholern Mnrbus it never has been known to fail to effect a cure where“ it has been tried. Many people who have been“ afliiotcd with Rheumatic Pains for many years.’ have been cured by the means; of this remedvr It has indany cases heel: known to cure the. fmostviolem Cough by the administration at“ rrom onolo. four doses: it is also a_ certain‘ em'edy for that dreadnt diseases. Sore Throat,“ it is one of the best renmdies that can be Ip-‘ plied to Bruises and fresh cuts. ‘,l. HSPRAINS. ,The same as for Rheumatic. FROS'I‘ED FEET AND'CHILBLAINS. only $1.00 P01; 43.319192 mining to any branch of hi pro'fenéibn: COLIC AN!) ‘CHOLER‘AJLQRBUS. , SICK l-lEAD‘A‘UUE. DIRECTIONS. FOR BRUISES. {est wit] I-tf