The Sun (New York) Newspaper, October 6, 1859, Page 4

MISCELLANY| | — Te Asgylise. T doerly Lay the stn ‘And little bursin Ls | deerer far than ali the wurld swote voyce to me, ind, OF rgey deep le daddy's well the @or : Soverum be miner denpect in m, "The luv I bare for the? deer Angytine, onerai: ag an’ Til com te. SIDNEY GREY, a TALK OF BOHOOL LIFE. Wy the Author of “ Miu and Charite.” They were saved by the energy and courage of one of the young girls that worked tn the man- ufactory. This girl was one of my scholars, and had often seen Helen at my house. She caught aglimpee of her standing by the oven that night; bat as she saw nothing more of her when she ‘close to the place, and as it seemed oxtreme- Jy unlikely that she shoul be there, she imagin« ‘ed that ber eves must have deceived her, till she came houre to this ~illage, and beard that the children were missing from my house. Then the rea struck her to forcibly that sho cvul not put it away again, that the chiltren had crept into the oven, and had been fastened up, Her friends and fellow-workmen, to whom she tol her be- lief, laughed at Ler, and even the servants at my house refused to histen to her—i: seemed such an Improbable story, and there were so many other places where it seemed wiser to soarch for the children, The girl's father, «ho was the fire- man, who bad bricked wp the oven, was very angry with her for persisting in her tele, and flatly refesed to unbrick his oven, and the well-doing of bi: crockery fur any such unfound ed fancy. Be had been there all the time, and he must know. This however, was not a to be turned from her purpose, She talk- ed, and scolded, and argued, and at last persuaded two of her fellow-workmen to co back with her tothe yard. They hal great difficul:y in get- ting in, for no one would believe such @ strange tale; but at last the girl's determination conquer- ed, Sho assisted in pulling down the brickwork from the opening, and ran in firat; there she found the two children still asleep, ‘The a'r in- side was not yet so much heated as to have done the children any injury, for it takes a long time for the fires to become thoroughly lighted; but little jeta of smoke were beginning to rise up from under the gratings. A short time longer, and it would have been a very different burden ‘that the brave factory-girl would have had to carry home in her arma, and [ should never have been awakencd again by little Helen's pattering feet on the staircase, or the sound of her voice singing in the garden, ‘I took her out of the midst of the burning fiery furnace,’ the girl said to me when I saw ber; ‘and I think the Lord must have been there with ber, as He was with the three holy children whom you told us about last Sunday from the Bible.’ “Aunt Ellice,” interrupted Charlotte, ‘I should like to see that girl; I would go anywhere to see her. I am certain she is just the sort of person I should like, There is nothing I would not do for her." “Nething !"’ said Aunt Ellice in a tone of sur- prise, “What, Charlotte, would you sit on a chair covered with brown Holland, walk on little aquares of oll-cloth, and even sometimes wipe your feet before you come in at the front door ?” “Ab, Charlotte, you are caught!" said Amy, “Now, [knew who the girl wax the instant Aunt Ellice came to her in the story, It was Sarah.” “Sarah! Oh!" said Charlotte, with a very Jong breath, “Did Barah come to live with you direcily after that ?” asked Sidney, “Very soon after, Helen never rested until she bad persuaded me to take and the last request she mad in this room in her white t 1dr years ago, was, that I would ve kind (0 Sarah, and bear with her faults for Helen's Do you wonder now, Charlotte, that I care about pleasing Sarah ?” F ty live here; all these id Amy, after all the ebild for a fow minutes, ren had remained si “there is one thing I want to say to you. OF course, you knew mania and Unele Walter Dest; but I can scarcely fancy that they ever were the sort of ¢ ing; that mamma, kuew ber, and so patient uli that lung tiv she was ill, could ever bave been self-wiled and dominerring,and that Uncle Walter, the mission ary, whom we have heard of so much, who bas done so many solf-denying things, and braved 80 many dangers,could ever have been that lazy, dreamy boy, fouder of talking than of doing, and spending bis time in reading story: books as—as 1 do?” “It is true, however, my you are going about this mote interesting to ber that two other children have lived bere, and straggled with the same faulis that you have now to tignt against, and sought and gained the help thw ‘as ready for you as it wasfurthem, They fought, and you baye seen how they c now one is wearing the crown, Y figuratively, Charlotte, Now, there isa figura- tive warfare in which I should very much Jike to see you engaged; aud you need not go far— not further than —to find mou- sters and tyrants enough for you to struggle against.” “Aunt,” said Charlotte, “ell me one thing. Do you think it possible for mo ever to be as you~ Ue and pationt as mamma was 7” “Or for me,” said amy, “to conquer my lazi- nesa, and get to bo as useful, and practical, and self-denying as Uncle Walte “do, my dear children,” sai! Aunt Ellice, gently; “if you fight your enemies wader the same banner, you will besure tv conquor, Shall I give you a moito, Chariotie, us you are foud of such things? “I'he weapons of our warfare are not carnal, but mighty througu God.’ sow, J fool as if I bad tallied as lone as Lowght to do, and I have given you luren you haye been deserib- who was so wende when we and perhaps, as ise, ity make it you to re pquered ; and 1 Like tu speak ough ty think about for one night. You bad better all jo prepare to-morruw's le: ons; aud, Amy, you T have asked arab to help me to undress to-night, for 1 have w litte story to tell her too.” “Edward,” said Charlotte, as they went down stairs, “1 very much like Auut Ellive's way of taking about figuative fighting. You see 1 was not so very far wroog in what I said, thoug’ I did not put itin the right way, 1: will be fighting abyut Saraa still, though it will be with myself instead of her; aud 1 shall not despair of having tome dey a sirujgule in a yood cause with real, live tyrant, Ln the moan time give me your Jacket \o mend, and let me por a pleco of Peper on that bamp on your heat, What was the subject of Mrs, Viilice’s story to Barab, the children uever found out, tuough Charlotte gave ber aunt inany broad hints about her curiosity on the subject ; but twodays afer, to the astonishment of the whole Louse,the brown Hollaad covers disappeared from the four chairs , the squares of mat!ing were taken from the dia- Ing -room;‘and Bidney found, to his, Edward's, and Charlotte's great r:lief, that he could walk up and-dows stairs without being followed by Sarab, with a little dust-pan and hand- brush ia band, to brush away the marks of his cratches Oa the caryet. — a ae CHAPTER VTL. FLOWER: SEEDS AND THISTLY:-DOWwN, For some time after Edward's battle with Wycombe, of which Charlotte hal had a hint, Bidney's position in the school was very much Amprover’, ‘The affair had come to Lyon's ears, and he had bestowed great praise on the little tor) huy's pluck, aud shown more intorest than he ver before boon known to take in the concerns of atown boy. Le asked Wycombe, before a large circle of his retainers, whether lo did or did not know that the Greys wore his friends, and further increased his discomfture by producing, on the only vacant place in the school wall, a new and striking caricature, in which Wycombe was represented weighing out meat in his father's shop, while a boy with « hatchet was about to cut off his hand, being sup~ posed to mistake it fo: a piece of raw meat. Of course, such wit as this could not be without its effect on public opinion. ‘The tide of favor for a time sot in against Wycombe; and, instead of its being a favorite joke among the stapidest of the town boys to ask Sidney after his dog Toby, thoy amused themselves by calling out Butcher whenever they wore beyond the reach of Wy- combe's arm, end by pretending, when he was not looking, to tarn away in disgust, and dis- like to touch anything that passed through bis hand Sidney was about the only one in the school who did not ayy caricature, or adopt the nick-name. He was even heard to reprova using it; and when 8 asked ion of the. caricature rk of h Lyon was standing looking 1, ae he always did whenever any « were canvassed, he actually had or the truthfulness, to say that euny particular wit in laughing at y because his father happoned to keep a p, and that did not think the likeness so striking as every one else said it was, .yon cut pens to pieces while the discussion went on, and suid, Pshaw! Of course, it was Daily dene—a thing dashed off in a micute, Of le no pretensions to draw as well Why did Collins always make a nd Collins winked mysteriously at his friends, and whispered about fools who couid not keep friends when they had made thom, and courtiers who always stroked the Lion's mane the wrong way. To be Continued, FOR SALE AND TO LET — egy DAIRY FARM FOR 8ALE—140 ACRES, fa CI hemung Co. 11 11 pike north of Kimire, four miles from ral I, with &. EDDY & 00 81 Lib berky ol" OH Bathe ep e100 FOR BIX ane OF LAND, Northport, L. I, having @ house, « good garden locnatarove: More iad Ifa ated. Also Nik oroye shoves sod farming toes il ere ui ton Shore: eed ichloe a ais store, Biiisa Amn eu ie be LY - $20 AN ACRE FOR EX OEL- ae Patan Een Gate as ear ak MORE Cok Poe him cece et es ‘with a Seory and Sheadenee& frit Se ater walk ane Ee by] pe ery dail McGULRA. on TRE: a Sa aE Ber UK BAI AN QUANTITIES TO SUIT 100 building lots on Weehawken Hill, hs ers i and pealthy loustion, within O° sainstes ferries by stages running eve ten erage peice S160 ulstron easy tortaa of 'PAY- the come plage, 0 treme bones with 91.500, ranean, hd, containing ater eats, ia rth, 09 batting tote the pect village of Peaefie tee eters Spee TStuinates ug aE iey be fo. an the Bie a * consi of pare ’ bs aor i Ee iy Fala ing vowetanen a oind for berry ee a ro Ak ries mara eda SER rs to por BONN, the Qe TO BE SOLD CHEAP—THE 7 YRARS lease of « lot, with balldings thas, op rent for for sal an the fe Mi Oras cataulre on ¥ necoud aty bat Bioadwe FOR TO LET IN WiLLTAMSBI RG 1.18 lenannt wtreet, care pers the door, and boder , on th Root, to SALE AND TO LET, dy, iy at 187 Hroad dren Walismebureh. Nore but & teed FOR SALE--THE STOCK AND FIX- shop and situated cor. of iby and Hi cheers Beli 3 a a vee FOR SALE Ea FIRST RATE a STORE TO I TO LET—THE STORE AND Nt gas, de. Rent, 411 Alo 0 room nant Le] Premises ahd 114 kases 00. nn “ap py fi FOR SALE—THE RECRUIT OYSTER ed dining saloon, 45 Eighth ave. | tnasire as fant? JUTCHERS—A BARE CHANCE— fect Sie Melt ond Soe pe fof st Shs ar aa ae fi, FOR, SALE—THE FIXTURES Scie Seey Reser a fa 2% so om CASH, WILL BUY A Soop att a alien ve ‘and Toeal it 2 Itpmediate pesca Wee Pretats Upwalre, -¢ apointe, @ FOR SALE CHEAP—THE STOCK Aixtures of a grocery fon rare, eat Te gins the parle Hin = anya . bsingse to aitend to up town. “nga rea e i fi TO DTCHERS—LEASE AND FIX- tures of bateher shop for sale e Jenee ai an Sate at Techie eatabl SPrearrvable terme "Ay'ou the p FOR SALE—A THREE STORY HOUSE, mattt tn the beet manner, all the molern improve: mente gor lo of bet 2d and 84 A srt paved with Bolglan pavement vomient: “Ai at 91.100 WILL BUY A NEW Vv STORY fam frame house and fall let, ¢ roome, 9 * from carnet, araded snd paved,with fine view rotthebey. ma$00 down,the balance $38 au anti WANTED TO PURCHASE,AT A PRICE eroaoding S120 cma house and 7 ta Ma teh cr Brooklyn, "Addrem BE He, bos pie FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE — 04,000 —— mites fay FOR BAL E_THE LEASE, STOCK AND ize sted in one of the "the heat eae at Inquire af 31 Oliver oe —TWO FLOO! iF Taken pete RS OF A BRICK Seren PRSiS hs cae yah movies pi Blase bmn = DKUG STORE STORE } FOR SALE— James ot, New York, of 6°108 ‘Opa. HtoeR, tools, £00 main ou mortgaRe, I {EAP LOT 25x10 Mott or Vlizadeth ate Adt- W. FL Wa box 917 Ban of- 08 F119 ‘ow Mulder Areee, with (ull particulai fee, $5,000 FOR A GOOD FARM OF 124 cron, comfortable bufld aay ee grater et i two wlio weN 4 FOR SALE—THE OLD ESTABLISH ED drug store, 431 Grand at, with lease of three years from next May, of B*102 BAKERY, HORSE AND WAGON FOR ed bakery doing a busines kK, will tw eolé cheap In ‘vec iu the barber sbope BAKERY Fc quite 406 Fir Ti health cor Division snd Eooex sta, |) SE FOR SALE—AN OLD ESTAB- Nisbed bakery doing a business of 35 te 40 bbls be sold cheap. Inquire 16 Hicks ot, ‘903 4°100 1 separ ste. bere at: several farms for eal, si for pullava Luquire ct ur, IMM No agents need apply A WELL ESTABLISHED Festauant, with orlvebo rooms, ih eb Reason tor GROCERY YOR SALE—ONE OF THE Veet and olf extablisbed corners in the city of Brookls u. wba be sold, aa, the, present Owner ts, he country, Toquire at 4 Boda, FOSTER & sod ocd ai FOR PALI E_THE STOCK “FIXTU! Lt ood will of the old establithed grocery and Hauer stare itoatedon the south east cormer of Greew je and Houston sta, Inquire on the premtars fa.’ 600--FOR BALE, A CORNER HOUSE ng tot on 2d 0 store all pew; ory rasta ebandeliors anid shor el oe ‘vil FOR SALE-—THE LEASE, STOCK and fixtures of the liquor rtors, 26 Maat Lit be said cheap, if applied for immediately. he store fy COTEAGE IN BROUKLIN FUR GALK— ndaome cottage Li Dombertand S. bas, at Lafay- us end ‘to Puts 629 Yaac’ DY a Go, ot ibrty wt eens ave, and el i} BE = MISCELLANEOUS, WATCH ES AND JEWKLRY— y L4ND¥R. Ly porter anu Dealers m4 Ine our stock, Onore KR, VT Fulton at 680 Bact fas aa Risa fan ebeap tor enah. anatpianoe tied, y Prot. ‘Wec"19 PIAN AT GREAT B. ET PANO8 Roa iy ease ooh Sass TGs TO THK TRADE AND OTiiKRS— 7D Pianofortes, now and econd hand. me to lat city makire “cheep for sae fal Bama ‘st gousral assortment, wer: EE: TO TAC aie che 0 . Tied iroeer ¥ vir of | J RET oes ceil FOR SALE—ONE PAIR OF GRAY PB een; At for 8 priv rotry, aDd will be sol pleasant crivers, Luquin Bar raion s BALE GERAD —A 01 GRAY HORSE, woen at ‘as. J Lig hel welee Sie HORSE FOU ND WHICH TaROws. Aaa natch Ree wre a IPadbuttta ABT ch Oe fa FOB SaLE—A GROCERY STOKE, now dolug ® good exh bus will be wold at Ypiagtion. | Wor vertiqulars apply of 1, DRUM WOLD, FOR SALE—AT 4 NEW ST, NEAn Wall, N; ¥, one of the moat poputar bar ead dla p in the best st daing au trade, Rrasse ‘for vollinie the to another business, — of S*2im ot altar ore TERT, Weal bat rend et eto hs . ner ace rene si other wcconata couectod a per eeu FOR 8ALE—HOUSE AND TWO LOTS White Plains Kor sale cheap, a first rate Handor etuker For perticutars, inquire of WH KNIFFIN. 435 Greeuwich »t. ‘on uns & FOR SALE--THE STOCK AND FIX rea of a wholesale and retail liquor good businees. fat 865 Mast Lith ot, factory tearch and bas 80 Third aa mit tte! fa TO LET—A NEAT STORE, ee for a Licht business, with beck. ¥ water nih ave, Apply to J, Fy tesa gl 70. KET AN OLD ESTAB:ISHED 1 factory, No. 207 . feo goin ‘inuures gee Pate rs aT ui Bical: oth th ceiemaalaeiei Bish FOR BALE VERY LOW FOR Cant mca eat complete Poe nae ae , HORSE, CART, AND HARNESS FOR sale, with the "good wi wilt of Sao Aoi ‘AD be seen on the stand cornes Bowery. tit | BE: FOR SALE—A HORSE, WAGOS ‘ ud harness, At for anv kind of light bust i be la cheap, fir can, Te botee six years aod warranted sound aud kind in all haruess. Gan be seen at dd Wooster st, 000 8°10 FOR SALE—HORSES, WAGONS and oe (4) Lovers has been used in a Liver “wt rate trotty ra and pacers, sad good wor! Aw OH rocks) bugales, trotting wagons, rocer rad Lusiuoed Wagous, For aa! aye ry +, Brooklya, i | Fas FORK SALF—AN INDI Aw PONY, Rs handy Ligh, rouad and kind: aod for Bias? 1 be wet lat Ge OLDNEN'S livers ets me Becond ave, cor bth, ‘068 1! FOR SALE. A PAIR OF GOOD th aleo two roan borate, ‘ob Wagon, acne Y dau tert tn Sit. aboly at FOk SALE—sSEVEKAL CANADIAN hore , 14 to 8 hans high, T BAS TD bande very corviceable aus fed by kind, and )) pirat Of Rinne ee FORSALE—A GOOD HORSE, MINE ag Cy Sadefr drm eegare, apply 40 ¥. BEWARD — STOLEN MISCELLANEOUS, FOR BALK — & GOOD STRONG faire i Reventa ov, Vel°e—At Wr any buetoaet, I a BOLD — A pasDes fa alt a atopes i To: sire af txcalleat B Fears Petals Pistia Apert kara oe ec-losronsurpar everngg |_—__DENTISTRY, Dog. with ey Oy anew*rs to © | aN deem, Goris ate hee & REWARD—| 08 T—ON THE iwi tos on the cn’a of the Pert. cosrve har, wt ne tes CERT ge ce eats Samarra now no Errbrtiener ak Reeves matin prises 1 Bicerepont Btoren, wens Wall ef ates, etaogsey aes beet ern BAY Cat firtenar ac for hse Loiutre of JO MEiuh, Baath ake near Penny tales, South th ge L, BINNS MILLINSRY AND UHI ta oxycontin ftirs Bei Mh &C.—S3OLD! Mors ana wthern whe harstccvpd any of tot 7 can oltain their warrants by, eR Atorney tor United Babes alana Ear OF SOLDIERS, BE SEAMEN, AN a free Bayes a San as. w= | FEW TQRE ape amo | Bese HARLEM Spore Bue meerns |e FOR BRBIDGEPORT—FARE SEO ead bi ror vale whey bo, rine epi ant Eerie Reach Tae Va oe SHIPPING, ATLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM Miz: o vaca devartary ou! low York wil La and. powerful “OLRCABS! Fy tone horee LS ing rt ‘ol =e SE 7 5 & ae 33 i eae. z Ha (4 Biaton to, Olasroe seadondarry, fret ee pal Prete gy. fond rae vind a hit v Iverpoot, STEAM AY tannin OU DIRECT for eae THOKr, Getobene Rot Highest Tee Cre ork oe Holten sicher gt Bute id pole La calling of © at Joh "th fe ht Sacre TAS &GtI0: Soe 6 00,, 177 Broadway, alton at or 80 pos FOR NEW ORLEANS—UNIOM LINE 6. Poet bepery a meer ‘Wail ve FOR LONT ON—THE CLIPPER SHIF meters iota So + f Fatge Wa'ncot vo libs. ita Rt a cor Pine, 3 FIRST 8 HIP, eae FOR ew Orleas AW CHOOKER wil sall on hom Mou ay, fb Rae ino us aut oteet age easengr re i ee 18 Bart River, oF WoC, & ar raeenehy” FOR | LIVERPOOL—OLD | BLACK ne. Pae AUSTHALL A, NTON. lor 84 Bi Eat river, ahibe bare excellant no" ‘Apply on pt, Hy Oct rie rt mall 8 Cot, Thewe fonds ir a, law ore boariorto WL AM “aUibie, Palko Ld FOR LIVERPOOL—THE SUPERIOR Wack Hall, Line Clipper ship YORKSHIRE, le positively ou T? y, Oot. 6th For % eving aneuualled § state room eemnetetions, 80) Ui ap kur nice Ht: Got of Beekman a, a Gos Ww) 08 out wt, i) > TAPSCOTT’S LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS. nt cori U & LAT MAT POINT,” | RWITZEREAN! =e al aM Gu} together wat every ‘The substi Cre sro aioe a0 aS SHIPPING, am ieetgpgae amF OOAL, HOUSEKEEPING, Be Sit anh bo sycarmmcmmnlo hha EN AT,QQAL YARD, COR 2ith STREET AND = eo eetiee [ay fe ioe (AKAM puree on te ore nore aml Se eas Coenen tog DENTISTRY, age Ses Caeana neta 78 a. anes sre ae Fee BEST PRAC ae pyee rors (CoarLoasr PEACH O) Cettiraianas gmeoe pee ord ama ah aa si. ied and batt aoe veo Chntia Sais 4, FOBNUT, ¢4 80 FOR STOVE, EGG or broken coal,, red, of white sah. Onr'eoal t3 HALF THE LOWEST PRICES—O. BOUGaRMT a CLARKE, coroer ith ead. way, corner TLL VIN pe ceeasreenean | =, 50, oie At a Qos ae a == TEETH 1 EE WIth oR facroy Seve neeuae = ra ASR BOLL PERSONS: WITT tos $4.25 re Sierigts air eres Rede Sema ata | aire fate] ae trate cer i TEER UN DIME. ek asa ten tae A SENILEMAN AND. HIS wt pel Krues iy ob anes AND SUEY Ok Pe furntebed ai rorm, and use of | lady hi Reman ceed Re A BALL BED-KOOM, WITH FIREPLACE —— AERIS, ne, cage onal foi 4 T: “REDIOANG: oot Lut Perry euucd Bi ies CURE WARRANTED OB WO Par OSTEOPLASTIO DENTAL OPEka- hie Py & Eade ser iiving GENERAL BUSINESS, __ (ores. t Bair iy, FOR 53 ee = oe FEW RESPECTABLE TOUNG GEN- A ith board and oper —— TO LADIES—A FRIEN) tees hear? CARD Ue TRIEND IN WEED, ° TE i wee frreguiarities und — Moshanical eee fers aa ae Bey sae Uharges moderale,” Advise trea” i Pecans bot De. CORRETT_MAY, BE _OONSULTED on on to hi rely on red. ARW caer era MEN CAN BE weakly, ta iotaice ta SMALL PaIvaTe FAMILY oar ac- be a fea. me prreone ets ieem madara kerma pfu Bavesth bet pve Gand Dt ‘ls’ Syoung ition, ar Beiitenoeg: _ ae BALL ye. ee pean aaa C . eos tg pede ei pee ree twine | PR CooPE me. DUANE ST, MAY EB mee ty years Boarpixc—a GENTLEMAN ABD | wos Gounaups ITALIAN — MEDICATED | 1) can te acconvodated with, front at o foes. and two cingle oakamen, at 10 Honan co Bote ING—2 OB 8 GENTLEMEN CAB ni SrareER tt OO8 CONSULTED xa AS = have good board and etry rooms, where 6 or n Shenae Gee | ot | ROARDING—GENTLEMEP AND WIP D*. See ane ST, 1 oom. = | sae | cance Oa, ‘ Bin pas, ete iy Hi Piala 4 aa com= rally, zy EN AWAY—PRICE ONLY 12 CENTS 7 ISHED ROOMS— OR TWO Dov tle for z sonksOL0 RAL HAIR RESTO- | Jap. (fam ittind rommete let without term Rakon (SOT cova PING OS p watt #, Ferries; apply Td Pineapple st, Breoklyn. sity Wi wow O04 Brontiwad tid Be HU AT FIRST, AAP eg \prookiyas a M6 sei Varick a. ii Vine "is Foy ISHED SINGLE AND DOUBLE oon to et, in Bt som Hotel, corner Hueon and Laight #1 wo parlors, first tloor for ‘thls le genteel [hoa conver leet for down to ines mek. A rests rant is attached. 104) ST. MABK'S PLACE ROOMS. bg 2 Lot, with board, hot and colt w ec, Terms very moderate, Apply at the abs ‘bee, Pt MEDICINES. EASES OF TAS HKakT, LUNGS, i, ‘other remedien tails fentetction ja the habits 4 he dag seed sshealng Teinedi jp new cance Io hs ety pe yt Greadtyl arly raat OTS Fae of the turned ae ee MoM. DEMORRITY. GRAND OPENING if? ists ph siefan ny some toad ea fs ay la pis bal Uhrir lee are etend that they make tk tas the oltained eenoine an ‘fice, No. 8 Division wt. Hook, 900 pi for aatuing, fre a ows 18 Boonie 5 Bini micencfieg warrant Tis ae fADAME RESTELL'S FEMALE MONTH- ¥ PILLS are the only medicine married ot ladles ean Fe ae oo pareve peat ha ch et tn wate RE'’S TRUE RESTORATIVE. BANDS" SARSAPARILLA, RICAN REMEDY THE GUE Ataf hla sod W OVES OND BXCBLSIOS SKisiD— ped se SS Beye $ WHIT) NG CLASSES—MR. PAINE, Ss Bowery, Lt "