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any re;cf;rcn the many remedies prescribed W several
respectable practitioners. BY using the panaces am now
Tree from tie above complaint MARY BIANoEf,
Residing u w. corner DwYn ard ST. Iammany SITS,
Northern liberties
Several respectable persons have Witnessed the above
cure, and viii cheerfuy attest the same.
CERTIFICATES.
vas Afflicted, several wears ago, with metcural dis
ease, which estr, I'd ny health and enteebled my cou
tuition that degr that 6espacd Of again
ng from tile effects q Il lad been under the Of a
physician for than months, and my malay sin
continued 70 Increase IN fact had become liberated
when by chance, became acquainted with Mr. Jeha n
Parker, who informed bai he believed he could cure
me in very short time With his PanGeea, five hotties q
which restored to health and couiuIt. G. MILLS.
Witness, J, II. SrEwART.
Philadelphia, February Il, 1927
Thsis 70 certify ha, was afflicted With lie Rheumatism
FIR about two years and under the n eminent ply
scian, part Of that time, but could get very little relief
About the middle OF December last Mr. Parker called on
me and advised my taking his PaHaced a. DC was il
w.nid me, aud proof Of his sineety offered il
gratis; At hs time Wa . great pam and neatt be1t
double. commenced taking his PanGcea, and after the
use Of three boAles feel perfectly restored 9 heath
MARGARET pINkER,
Wife Of JoAa Pnk.r, the Of ScAus Kill
Eli hth street and SAYS Alley.
Witnes,,J II STEWART.
Phla9e 5tiG, February H. 1926
|; Is with gratitude TO Mr. Parker that here declare,
that Two bottles Of his regesade Renoratay P4nacea has
cured my wife of ward weakness which she has been
aboring under for many
4 WILLIAM II. MURPHY, Keasingioa
I Phiiade4N.ia. .Ipril lin 1927.
hereby certify that my wife alt lced III the
aycric4tins Rheumatic pans IL al her limbs two
moatts being advised to y PGrkers fanleea, piocure
so bottles, Que however, entirely removed the pain, and
sae Is nov we'll JAMES G MukCH
The following extract is taken from letter received a
fsa days ago BY Mr. Parker, from gentleman who has
been using his Panacea The pr rfs which constant,
peiag made known Of The invaluable and benefits
. b derived from he Use Of TINS medicine, VII have a
tendency 70 confirm the public ii their good opinion Of Il
and also 2 convince HE mos scepca Of the truth tie
wonderful cures Which have been effected ~ il
). n P,si, Sep. 8.
! "Spring Grove, Lancas'e COUNTY,
Pa August u, 1897,
RESPECTED Sin,
iee crea pleasure in informing you Of the ncacuable
benet have received flom tak bottles ot YOUR
Pauacea which purchased when last in Piadelp
Ae using bottle the pain breast which has been
very AZ times Tor several Years past enely sub
.ided and after the Of the second, my cough ard tile
spng OF blood, etfectualy ceased and 81 mys.
5a per.ect health. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID M'kARAHER.
u Mr.. John A. Parker
4 Sid disappointment By J H3RL.3.a.. 10. l3j
MARKET strest. ,,9ariy opposite TIE Ioun HaH
UilatiRgtofl, Det.
i lane 81 64-a6m
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ne subscriber herehy cefht, ttat she has been tec
tualy cured Of severely liberated e, by using IQrie
RenordAng Panaeed. Il was the decided opinion o, Two
eminent physicians that to preserve life the limb wol 81
o1 Tins ulcer arose from severe rheumatic complaint
wtn Which MAS afflicted ;oT ons time, w,hul. Gaming
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any reicfircn the many remedies pescrioed ~ several
respectable practitioners. BY using the panaces am now
Tree from tie above complaint MARY BLANGEf,
Residing n W. corner D wyn ard ST. 1anmany SIS,
Northern Liberties
Several respectable persons have witnessed the above
cure, and v ii cheerfuy attest the same.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Eor Sale.
The snbsefIllrr. MIR

E0SFHsf; winch lac HnW ftSdes, SITUATE 4 an ~
1+I1sssss elevated guuGd @ilin half mr Any; NV
oack q wilmington; cRn ihins about eighty acre, m,
ding tonitsen acres u Marsh meadow. Ihe ,,,,a,,
beantfu, and frsn long eNpcrienee ,roved 10 il,
The most healthy il the state,- command M an f,n
prospect Of the Rivers Delasate and Clltf,iiana H.,
higly lmttotef! surrounding country, forming .
eaaalltd b f'@ and passed " none IN Le stae f n
ia@ are On fhis Farm Is every 10, yemen, nece.,,r,
the convenience Il family. as @ttoI s.in.nl psi,l.;
or datr!ihs,-a oonnioa,ous d4etthg house barn n e
house, Sranar.l eatiage housc, work shop, and NIL
house, = stones as also, room aid converter two 49,
house, for an osersrer poultry house. ice louse a I
an orchard, containing upwards d tfly varieties Of cL
trut stuauen coh.iatidnG mutt del gttfn ptosneo
and possessing the more valuable blessing of heaIt ~
be but seldom offered % the public II viii Be cisnns
q on terms accommodating 70 the purchasers at least hr
ouflhs OF the purchase money may remain in His hanG
for term Of years, # required OF sttcks in Tie Baft
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taker ~ payment
shoi the property not find purchaser, in Ill he pe
e. Year viii be let, eilicl entlrls, The shares
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and possession gwen in the spring For further ntDn
ton inqnlfe q WI WAY, 10 81 Wonl.sFes,, phla1rs
phia, or we s'b,cIlber. JOHN WAY.
Senemher II, 1927. e3-om
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pARkhR's,
Vegetable Nenovating Panacea.
ron THE CURE or

srefally prepared trom o nal recip
ted equal to any now li.4se
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| 4. NJ. waterman
John Whighton
Red. Ralnh Wiliiston 5
Joseph Walker
Res'd II. White
/ Ann Wells
Joseph worihington 2
Darius Woodland
Moses White
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Lirer Comptainis screfala. j, hltg's Eru.
.uercarial Dissase, Tamours, Patrid sore Throat,
Ietter, Ulcers, Se. a.
y particularly baAefciain Reunatsrts lis effects be.
Ing such as eaupleteh T. feirC, the complaint
In all cuaHeas sea,es, affections Of the skin uer.
haps there medeHe at has been more eminently
successful In early stages Of Coasupbnsa, it viii be
oltd Of eminent service Il affords ecctual relief IN
!, Sais.ta.e and AtreRrt4l Diseases.
several u jaundice have been radicaly
81 the ne Of only few bottles.
Dyspepsia, or indgeson is taken BY its powerful
virtues end where Children concerned il is known a
be sluary operative and for that purpose kept BY FAM
lies 70 be used in the complaints incident to the change of
The e. =
This Medicine is Warranted Genuine and IS equal q any
now IN use, il s carefully prepared from lie original re-
3cpe BY JOHN A PARKER
Directions for using this Medicine and certificates from
respectable persons who has tadeay cured Of various
/, confirmed diseases, accompany each bottle
Tbs Fanacea has been highly recommended ~ many
respectable PAyedhs, and Ftgfsser8 the Bi7ersltv 81
Ptne3i1ana It has performed remarkable cures AZ d
all the etiotts Of experience and skill have failed time
~ use u VII prevent CoasunpHsas, as il carries off The
complaints that terminate this fatal vide spreading dis
case II IS well known fact that die with this dix
ease than of any other 70 which tie human family are i
posed irdeet II ras spread To such an alarmy extent
aud 10 SO certain N its operaen when once has 70; liz
asceHdency, that cannot be careful in nj pln liz
bud the diseases that generate ii.
In where Mercury has been ustd nc ef,c.o y
which remain in the system, ii IS an invaluable medicine
It restores the cons tuition its woned ,iror and
ness, and completely eradicaes the evils that attend
many more can bear testimony its good cfiec,g in M
particular. 80
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ifanuaI, Ann Weeks
Thomas B. Wilson
John Waddell Jr.
Woolsey Naples
Walrayen yalrayen .
Joshua G.. West
John Webster
Elizabeth Walker
II. w.
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Hugh aiagoveTa
Jane Mnrphey
Peter Mason
Eliza Mendenhall
Margaret Maxwell
Margaret Morrison
Edw'd. Marsh
James Mason
L bert Mason
Mary Maxwell
NJ
william McGues1
Patrick McConnahey
l,a3ella McClu skey
Jane sicGenni,s
Alexander McMchael
Catherine McCall
John McCanna
Flenur Mccall ?
M4rg 4ret McClAy
Christopher Mclatire
Albert McCsrie} 2
Isabella Mciirt 4
Thomas NicEinnan
James Nick gilt
Fancy Mickey
Am Naghel
Samuel Noolet
John Nields
Sarah Noblet
Mary Ann obricn
r
Alexander Porter
John g. philip. >
Ann Powell
John p Price
William Paterson 2
William 5 Philips
Hannah Pierce
James Person
Joseph 5 Paxon
Joseph Pindergrass
DR.. Purcell
James peary
EiaMd philips
william Pogne
George W Powell
Isaac Pierson
Edmond phy.ick ?
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Jacob auchon
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Ma tilda Rutter
DAVID Reed
Moses Ray
Elizabeth Robinson
Ann Richards
Lewis RImtatd )
CliritsIu X shin
Mir. Robinson
Ann Russell
Rachael r. Rswsel
Thomas Robinson )
Thomas Raw lings
Joseph + Robinson
Margaret Rumfurd
james Richardson
Jonathan Rial
John Ransom
Henry RAIN
Isaac G Rush
William 5. RumfsFl
w. g Roberts
Mary IL Rush
James Read Jr.
Henry Read
Sarah Robinson
Rachael Rawlings
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Charles stuard
Abraham shad
Robert Street
Joshua Stroud
Thomas Stcrrett
Samuel Stevens
Ann Sadham
Elizabeth slipley 2
George Steen
Thomas 5earles
Samuel Smith
James staulcup
Augustus Scout
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Laeonics.--'fure wit consists in its
incnpacily of being defined the uues
Wit also excites the least laughter.
Every one IS physognomist in his
own way that IS, there Is scarcely a.
ny person who cannot distinguish one OF
his own class, by some certain yet ineN-
plicable and mysterious mark or token
which habit or Sympathy impressed on
the outward man.
There Is universal falacy, viz. that
no persons opinion Of the manners OF
what IS called the ,royH is entitled to a.
ny respect unless he has lived 4 source
y speak ALPHABETICALLY h4lfa century
IN il. lie sure that experience CONSISTS
nat in seeing great deal but in o6serr-
ing little.
The wind, hike the Great Spirit, is
composed otnathing but Itself, it takes
aought from my other element, though
II assists, and may say, sastains, every
ofnes, and therein IS IL a symbol of the
Great Spirit.
In our emily days We are told that
happiness Is not consistent with human
nature but in the ,hooehtlcssucss oi
youth, we consider tins plthv aphorIsm
more as the cant q, hrkneycd philo.-
ophy, than as the result Of ,ast sad eN.
perlencc. The immature mind is vii
ing torcsist every Idea Which IN CHI tend
10 create d cloud IN the BRIGHT nlurty,
and sickens n the thought Of crosses
and impedments IN the smooth aud de-
llghtiul course which the innocent and
telvld Imagination hath traced out =
and it is wisely ordained lhat youth is
thus sceplical; for if the happy child
were TO anticipate the mlsformncs and
Struggles which his manhood must en-
counter, world of signs and SORROWS
truly would this be Let him be happy
while he may for the dreams ol child
hood, how seldom are thcy realized
TIN lJorH-Remember Inc world
IS Theatre, and thai your pan in this
play OF Life is determined by the poet.
Upon him it must depend whether You
shall act 4 long or short one, whether
your character shall BIZ hieh or low. II
therefore he assign You that Of a berpn
take care To humom il well, if cripple,
or prince, or a private obscure man. or
Whatever il be, make the best OF 1t; Tor
consider that the playing Of the part as
signed You commercially, depends up
on yourself. Tins IS your business s;
bnl thc giving ON Of the paris, and choo-
sI"2 the actors, is not yours but anoth-
er's. |sfHhopGs Egirtetm.
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7umStanced must be wound up, if not
ioa species often Of frenzy, yet To 4
state Of feeling Of which indiyidrals or
dinarly situated can have little eompre-
hoasion.
Provisions for forty thousand men
and forage for their horses . dc
writes the arrangements which are 10
m'sieod his troops collected al WHcpsk.l
Sire, thcfe are not supplies for two
Thousand men, and 10 collect Hn ounce
OF forage is IMPOSSIBLE The division
of Ncywith sixty thousand men. Sie,
The maishal has not two thousand
men ia aims The division Of Mar
shaI NeA, Nuh sky thousand men, will
cover the passage Of tho.Bnesina =
fncso are The moments in which |
Will taee Inn, those Of hurry bankrupt
CIV, confusion, ruin ! when hr dictated
dispatches, every syllable Of Which was
idse; commanded services, VIGOROUSLY
impossible aud d,sposcdofeorps which
he knew were no longer ia existence.
! Will take him, surrounded, not by ge-
nefai' soliciting crowns bur by pcner-
ais, like Mural furious at losing
lhem ilear'ug the news, mol of fresh
kings dethronod, and waiting humbly on
his order but III kings IN arms again,
reused 10 revenge, aud laundering al
The gates OF Paris will take him in the
midst u snow and ashes, bie0Udckcd a.
mid the wreck of his odd Guard on
the field OF Borodino q forgot whether
he rc-uossod il al midnight. will
take him in flight, ruined, ashamed,
dlspaced, leaving his friends to their
lIll, his soldiers TO destruction This
VIII look Lie TRAGEDY Then | will
take him, once more, meeting his minis
ters in the Cabinet at Paws; once a.
gam, abdlcalmg; once more at Water
loo aud after Waterloo, he ceases to
be tragic, for all the higher purposes OF
the theatre again. II is but the differ
cnec Of day, or an hour | only take
my choice OF the situation, the character
IS tho same.
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DR.. DRiSDEN'S celebrated Rheumatic
POtCdcrS Recommended by the most
respectable physicians in Europe as well as III
America as "A safe and certain cure tur the
Rheumatism and Rheumutic Gom.
~ Judicious practitioner in London speaking
~ fthese powders. expresses himsefHtUS s.
" have (says he) employed all my skill and tals
ems Ia find out an useful PREPARATION for the re-
lief and cure OF rheumatism. and most sOiemRiQ
Gtji5m that have never found amy thing 50 good
safe, and 50 eficacions, Dr. Drisden's Rheu
matte Powders You may depend upon it Says
he for have often experienced il, that fhey
POSSESS every virtue that can justly he ascrihed
10 any medicine for that tormen,ng disease.
Here then tsay he, AGAIN. you have medicine
Of srrpcrlatEe efficacy and of intrinsic value
mild i'll its operation and certain IN It's effects and
which mdy be gwen with success III variety oi
chronic diseases, but especially IA obstinate
Rheumatism. II may be given 10 the youngest
children and to women in the most dehcGte sttu-
atoms. I'm pains OF the face, &c. a powder taken
al bed time will give relief.
Dr. JENNINGS OF EdjBb9rgh, speaking oftheSe
powders, says, have used them in my practice
as well as Ia the hospitals, and find them to be a
most valuable remedy i'm cases of rheumatism
and well calculated TO do much good, and there
fore recommend them TO general use being con
ers, thai 40 one will be disappointed who may
have occasion 10 use them
Or. Clark ofNe1O York, in a letter to the a
gent ofthe proprietor, concludes by saying, The
poorer class Of people will find in these powders,
a valuable and cheap medicine, for | have gem
orally found from one to two boxes have produ
ced d cure, and Ia some cases bdif a box has had
the wished for effect, and in one instance gen
tIcman who came under my care, labofmg under
obstinate chronic Rheumatism, attended wlth all
the symptoms OF approaching consumption by
continuing the use of the powders both diseases
were completely removed, and am, 81 au op,n-
ion, that this medicine will prove a valuable rem
cdy in complaints ofthe chest, as wei as Rheu-
mdtiSm Prepared and sold by
NJ. 5. DRESDEN. v u,
No. 10. ST. PdlIis, Lon ~.
Who has appointed DIR. ROBERT II tlGN2.
in of Phiiqaeiptjd, the only agent in The aijed
States, TO vend the Rheumatic Pord,rS, with
fall powder 10 appoint other agents where h
may think proper.
H. THE subscriber is appointed Agent and
ha, for sale few dozen boxes Of DR. brinups
Rheumatic Powders, each box contains . doses.
Price 81 - Per Box
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Apothecary and Druggist.
july Sd. t24Ae2
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March 20

I'D OOK BINDEfY The subs -.ibef hns lat
- ~ procured an additional FIST rate BoooE
Binder which enables him To de all work
thai line, vita neatness and dispatch lie he
received direct from Philadelphia, serF iarge
supply of paper of very superior quality wheh
enables him 10 do any kind Of Blink Boft az a
minutes notice. Merchants Clerks, and the pub4
ic generally may rely on having any work or
deled of me, faithfully done and made ont Of the
best materials and al very low prices Persons
visiting books buand are requested 10 bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat AZ ieis-
ure and can do them much better than when |
am pushed with work The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known 10 be done at IN this
pat of the country aud in much more supes~
or manner ADRIAN r. NORTH.
Fec, . ts2g
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AN EXTRACT.

from The School for Orators a
small book published 10 riaicule Bonn
bat and pcdanuy. The matter is
thrown into the form Of debate, each
dlspulant rIsina aud speaking nhIs turn.
The Question is--Does tha poor man
ENJOY as much happiness as the firh
man Ono gentleman rises and speak,
rs follows
III. PresidaHt--The poor man sit
TIM under the shady shadow ofan UNI
br1geousIreo At whose ycroal loot flows
lmpue book, ell, around Inn his
VITO and the rest Of his children, (which
I dare say, Nh President, tho li,h nsn
never had any and disiils into their
youthful minds the useful lessons Of viz
tue, and guards their juvenile youths a
gainsi vice aud immortality. Thu,
while lrilling transports crowns his
views, and rosy hours attunos his san
goInary prospects, nc points oul TO them
BRIGHT considerations IN tho arch Vaul-
led,concave OF ETHEREAL ether, and thus
he leads ther minds TO that incompros-
slbc Being, who rides upon the stormy
wbrlwnd and who darts his vapid
hehmings aud rory holy allsts through
he vast expense Of both the homls-
pheros. Pleasure, M. President, don't
persist in wealth--.it's like the ignus
iasIus it preludes the most eagerest
grasp.
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I - EVlEWS.-The subscriber hegs leave to
- lsiorm The public thai he is appointed
agent Qor this part of the country) by the
publishers, for the following valuable Perio
deal Works, viz:
North American Review, published in Bos-
ton.
Edinburgh Review, published in Boston.
Quarterly Review, do do
American Quarterly Review, published in
Phiadelphta
Mcdico- Chrurgical Review, published in
New York, and Edited by James Johnson,
Nj. ID.
Philadelphia journal of Sciences, Edited
by N. Chapman, NJ. d., w. p. Dewes, Nj. d.
and John Goldman, NJ. d. NC &c.
will remark that the above Reviews have
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edited by the most eminent literary MN in
The world, and the typographical part exc
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The subscription prize for each Of the a.
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place free OF all other expenses which will
save to those who take them from me about
two dollars a year on each work. hope
gentlemen will do me the favor of calling and
subscribing tor one or all of the above yalua.
bic works. ABRAM X. NORTH.
Dec. IS.
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

FAiE Medicine now offered 10 the public
"a Is one which has been fully sufiecte
to the lniallible test al experience and IN 9.
vefy Instance where il has been feirly tried
IT has been attended with the most complete
success. In some OF the cases, the patients
bad been aboring onder the disease Tor years
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II is not QiSe those usually nd-
vertised,) offered as certain cure tor long
catalogue Of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone it Is recon.
mended, may rely with confidence upon OBJ
timing relief, even in IFS worst forms, in a
short time and they themselves are the best
Judges OF the importance OF such remedy
Price Oh cents per box, with directions sign-
ed by the proprietor.
Fhe subscriber is appointed Agent for the
sae of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov o7.