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that has engaged much of his attention, and con-
cerning which be entertains far more conservative
and substantial opinions than he has generally had
the credit of maintaining. He viii speak of it with
great earnestness, some dogmatism, and in
ner which cannot fail to interest and instruct all
whe would care to hear him.


We understand that he is to address the Nc
chanics Institute on Wednesday evening.


g This evening the Fourth Lecture of Mr..
MooSEY's Course the Antiquities Literature,
Music Manners and Customs of Ireland will be
delivered at Concert Hall. Thus far they have
been highly interesting and attractive, and display
much research and ability


q DR.. BErHusE of Philadelphia delivers this
evening the Introductory Lecture to the winter
course of the Franklin Society at Brooklyn, in the
Chapel, Pacifc-street.


20 Mr.. BRewsoS will lecture before the Me
chanics' Institute on Wednesday next, and Mr..
| BROWNING on Friday next. See Advertisement.
G BRARAM gives a Concert this evening at
the Society Library, if the weather will permit.
He has several new songs which he proposes to
bring forward.


The TREA1Y.--A London correspondent of the
Evening Post concludes his comment on the Treaty
| thus


| a. In a word, we have substituted the certainty
| of future war for The certainty which we had ot
settling every question between the countries
| in way that would have rendered war between
| these powers impossible.


U We give the following paragraph from the
Saratoga Whig in relation to the Pavilion Water;
it is said to be more medicinal than any other min
eral water yet discovered in this country-the i'm
mense quantity of gas in this spring renders it very


light on the stomach and effective in its operations
as a powerful catharsc, tonic and alterative-the
gas holding every thing in solution, unless what is
here alluded to- Ii can be drank in the winter
with as much efficacy in The summer in the cure
of diseases. Messrs. Gassner Il Young of this
City are the agents, and it is sold by them at very
low prices.


around this Fountain and its neehbor, the MagneSa, has
been discovered to cure eysp.las salt rheum aud other
these springs, with view TO obtain OF the
tsrials that been sought after for transportation



pound of Slick, decomposition OF Flint and vegetable
substance"


% SAMUEL G. ARNOLD, formerly editor of the
Brooklyn Advocate, and recently OF the Highland
Democrat, at Peekski, has left the concerns of
edtorship, and taken charge of the Female Institute
at White Plains Westchester county


SUCCESSOR TO BISHOP ENGLAND.-It is an
nounced that the Rev. DR.. O'Connor, pastor Of the
Church of ST. Paul's, in Pittsburgh, has been ap-
pointed Roman Catholic Bishop of Charlestos, in
the place of Bishop England, deceased.


% The Jail of Brooke county, Va has not
now. nor has it had for long period of time, any
person confined in it for any whatever; nor
has the county solitary tavern in it licensed TO
sell intoxicating drinks. [Wcllsburg Trans.
20 The Weather has been excessively cold in
Ohio Last week, at Columbus, the mercury sank
to within eight degrees of zero. During several
days i, was thought that the Ohio weather would
have done credit even to Vermont


" The ever comica winchell performs at the American
Museum this week for the last time His piece called Old
and Young Nick capital. The eipsey Girl, besides dis
pensing fortunes 10 all applicants brings the concu
sive scripture testimony prove the tasty OF Mles the
ory Of tie end OF the world in 1913. On Thursday next,





by exhibiting the most wonderful ving curiosity
| in America. So look out for 1t.


u Good performances and moderate price of admission
al the Nex.York Museum Signor Bliz and host OF 9TH
| er attractions


SANps's SARsArARILLA.-Dseases Of the skin are very
and their pathology hitherto has been involved
III much obScurity Salt Rheum instance, embraces
less than forty different varieties OF cuaneous diseases but
the itself simply implies The discharge satish
fluid from the a5raded surface All these Diseases
r.ngworm, letter Scaid Head Lep1a Eczema, &C. have
|
condition the digestive organs generally The soTach,
owing unhealthy flow OF Bile, unable perform It's
functions properly and the skin syDpabises with it,
Ing dyne. and ,,sh,ng al one ae at aeo,1e1
| noyed with burning and peculiar iDgng in The skin,
which induces rubbing; short time small watery Vesi
ces appear that discharge and run, leaving the skin
and sore: then follow scabs scales which dry up and
for short time there appearance OF disease But
continuing gradually increase in extent until the hole
| body is enveloped IN disease.


sands's Sarsapara s from experience, proved to be
operation she system Iteners into the circulation and
gives and energy the powers OF nature, and the
hoodhe grand foun,ai OF health end e-is renovated
BY its the constitution rallies disease thrown oh and
| the patient restored 10 perfect health.
| Sold Wholesale and retail, by A. B. Sands i Co.
Druggis:s Chemists. No. 273 Broadway, of
Druggists No 7s 100 Fulion-s,.; David Sands Co.
No. n Eas, Broadway. Price 81 per bottle.


u PETERS CoucH LozENcEa


| Disease may approach but Il cannot destroy


Though II comes with a ravenous band


There's healing that fills be NEST sickly with joy,


'Ts the LOzenge oil Peters al hand.


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you try Dr. Peters famous LozeDges that have cured thou
coughs, colds and ashmas These Lozehses
pleasant The taste, formed from the valuable
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cor plants similar Il should be remembered
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cold Try Peerss Cough Lozenges al once and never
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