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CREAM OF
Or; CnAMBER's REaEDY ron INTEMrERhNoE

DR.. CHAMBERS REMEDY FOR INTERFERENCE.
R1N.OM the Philadelphia Monthly journal Of Medicine aud
n Surgery, edited by \. II. SmiL, NJ. ID. Professor Of Sur
he relief Of ~diunkard- has been used with success near Louis
vile, ~ ID. cases Of several nesloes. IL completely ielo med
them of then vice"
The following Is from y circular signed NY John Rogers, John
kimlall, and fiecsc Dearborn, Esps. Seloctmcn Of fk.t,r-
" W. would 'uggcsi. III. pi"pi,y oi making an appropriation
tom the lccnoc tax ior the purchase ol ChambcIs' Medic me
We have PLACED u quantity OF this article ~ The hand, III oui
Physicians, who administer II free Of expense 10 all who will
TAX, II, and We are happy TO have II IN oui power 10 state, hat
more than twenty Of our most conf med diankads have tai ~
II, aud those who have completed then coui,., have been cur cd
by it, and restored To ihcir 4 i,nds and 10 usefulness ~ soc, RI -
III every cast where IL has been uiod in Portsmouth ad II.
vicinity, Urom 80 10 f) II has not been known TO lail Of ,iI,ct-
ing u cue.
II is prepared only by DR.. James II. Hart and Nj. A. NJ.
flaming, successors TO ID. Chamber, at thc,I Office Ia Ringers
Medical College, aud al the Medicinal Store of Dr. Hat, cor
nr Of Broadway and Chamber sticci, Ncw-Yoik. The med.
case, accompanied with directions, and tan be sent by mail
All orders enclosing The usual price, G,e dollar., aud postage
paid, will receive Immediate attention. Those who are unable
10 pay, on personal application Of the individual at our Office,
the medicine will be administered gratis.
ChuTION.-In Consequence OF the great celebrity which
DR.. Chamlers' medicine ha. acquired, there are and doubtless
viii he many spurious imitation. Ui hi, valuable remedy. Til,
public are inioim med Tia, he directions accompany ing The gen.
nine mcdicin are signed by JaneslI, Hart, VI. -. and A. NJ.
Fanningi For sale by SMITH X rARMENTER 1T the OiIic,
Of the Llterar, Cadet, and by JosErn BALcH, Jr. South
Man street. May 81.
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DIR. RELIES
CoTANICAL DROPS

have, IN n multitude OF eases, cured these invet.rate and deep
routed complain, ~ then worst and most hopcle., stages. The
Drops ae also gwen with success ,r violent ciuplions after the
poahI ycd b1oi"hts Jtste,1rg ey7ptioHs, aud pinytes on TIE
fare, and in connection with ID. j, bbt I.nimrnt. tkey rcmoye
whic ~sneHings of the joint.. The ;, iophuia, ~ its early
,hap.s OF mcie taaoVrS behind the cus aud under he chm
anl ,wcil'ng of he upper lP ard noe, will not only quickly
yield 10 ths pr' painion, but ScroJuloH ulcers, which have
pfcad 10 such an extent and dc pth, as tocoyodo The cartridges
and eVtd tic 6ons nnh earieN, have Teen gradually aud per-
mancnuy healed, by the pofseyoring admini,u alton oi hi. pow
ninl mc'lcine-'he snnkon 'q1ald eoun,enance restored To its
fond bue, the vital energy II. established and the whole system
purified and ~invigooted. They arc also the best Spring and
Autu,nnai phy'c.
From many ether proofs Of the superior virtues Of Dr
Rty' Drops, the proprietor selects the following
INTERESTING CASES.
IVA Lady, To whom reference can Ice made, was for years
afni' ted with bumou,s ON her neck, accompanied with frequent
itching eruplions, and running sorcs.-She had uied various
r'modie. ahd had taken the tet medical advice, lui could get
no permanent ricI, aud her case daily becoming worse, fesis
were entertained Of a fatal termination OF her complaint, when
= iii,nd pto'ilen,ialIy recommended the Botanical Drops, iour
bottles OF which Effected a complete cure, to the surprise and
IN chId ol s Yeas, had lot the use Of hi. arms, one leg
was almost G. ippl'd, hip dropped out Of place, thigh and AIMS
swollen and tr, ke open IN several places aud many OF The sores
had psrehatod dorm 10 N, 6one. On taxing these Drops no
rcco'ucdIhe use OF his limb, the sores healed up, and lie was
rsioicd to health, although thought incu able.
IVA young MN near Is slon, wa, reduced 80 low by erup-
fi"n' and '"te' N 'a'on' parts OF ms body, especially his neck
and hands week.-mrs. at the stomach, loss Of appetite, general
dobiIn,, and sI'dnal decline Of The whole system, 81 as to
liic,i' u ~ ulpioa, hing Consumpuipn. lie was entirely cured,
and restored 10 Il fine state OF health, by five OF six bottles Of
IA Married Lady was for years afflicted with eruptions.
on The face, h. ad, eais aud various parts If the body, attended
with 'iol'g itching, burning Ae.-had tiled many prescriptions
wihout Ell, ct-was. coniin'd 10 her room, and declined all
comIaIy. She was cured by taking four bottles Of these
Drops.
over with sores and b'otehes, was wholly cured by a lew bottles,
alter every Oiher remedy had failed.
IA Child 8 yeas old, had bi face covered with o scah,
various eruptions about The body, and was blind d both eyes.
She was cured by taking five bottles.
A corc.popd;nl writes lhu,;--"i bave had Ulcer. ON my
legs 50 bad Tat ! expected 10 loe the Isl of them, and could
only walk on ciuchcs-two pieces Of bone came away from
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lD.BOOTS Il SuOE-.-t0


T.. H. RICHARDSON, has tie pleasure Of inform
~ . ing his friends and the public, that he has taken the
adjoining store, No. ~ Ia l53, Washington Street, Iio-ton,
directly Opposite To the Old South Church, for the express
pmIose Of accommodating those who purchase for the coun-
try retail trade, and hopes by n constant nrmiiting alten
ton 10 all orders, to receive a share Of public iivors.
CONDITIONS.
Under 500 Cash,
Over 100 4 months
800 q mouths.
Any article in his line, furnished nj the shortest notice.
ON HAND,
a complete assortment Of Ladies' black, white and Pearl
colored heel and spring heel slippers.
Misses and IlildIen's black, red and blue Lestry, and
Denmark Satin heel aud spring Slippers.
Morocco, KID, American and Russia Calf walking Shoes,
aud heel pumps, with - good assortment Of Chldfen's red
yellow, green, blue, and tea colurcd iiuoleos, aud au,le strap
Shoes.
Gcnilcmcn's fine calf, horse hide, and seal skin Boots.
ALSO.
Piil,delphia Baltimore aud New York Sole Leather, Shoe
Thread aud Lining Skins, Cochineal, Sewer, all Of those ar
ticIcs are warranted hrt rate.
j. T.. II. u. requests tInsr who wish Ia purchase, 10 call
aud examine h' stock, rs ills fresh aud direct from the dit.
iciert minni1ctnns.
Az those who will favor him will, their orders, shall re-
ccIye the most strict attention.
Boston, May 20 T
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science, not in the raDge Of literature,
not in the p~recepts OF philosophy, not
in the laws Of wise aud polite nations,
il there found a single expression indi-
ca,iye Of respect, happiness, content,
love, or joy, IN the BACHELORS lie. Nor
did ever a wise, prudent, and learned
nation encourage that idlencss and in
stability peculiar TO a single life. A
few popish priests, supcrstiiious parents,
or haid-hearted relations Interested IN
the fortunes aud prospects Of young
people, may, indeed, DO unhappy cx-
Ccrtions, for thcy still encourage the
ascclic monk to entomb himself IN his
dreary cell, or compel beauty, love, and
youth 10 be Immured within the clOlstCTs
of IA convent.
'Such u CUSTOM" says a venerable
divine, as odlous and abominab!c; those
superstitious and rash vows Of poplsI
inconsistencies that bind aud enforce men
and women to lead IA single life against
the laws Of nature, opposite to religion,
policy, and humanity. Modern bacn-
elors may feel thankful that they do not
! live in times aud nations where cOndIgn
punishment would follow their apathy
to the matt Iimonial state. The brave,
wise, and patriotic Greeks attached pains
and penalties 10 the state Of bachelOrship.
Ia this iliustrious nation, as we learn
from Plutarch aud Diparchus, no Spar
tar could live unmarried beyond the
time appointed by the laws: those prov
ing refractory were punished by the
magistrates, in being compelled to CIR
cuInambu!a,e the public forum, and to
increase their shame, obliged to sing
verses, expressive of their chastiscmcnt.
They were excluded from the games IN
, which the women conlendcd; aud this
Punishment from female society, at these
public spectacles, was considered a dis.
grace. Another penalty was Inflicted
at n certain solemn festival, when these
stubborn-necked bachelors were drag
gcd round the altar by the women, who
beat them with their fists! Lastly they
were deprived of that respect which the
young we're accustomed to pay TO the
old.
M O'otV'Sj SO''S'o'',
and legislatures lntrustcd with any pub
lie charge were obliged to marry, have
children and estates in land, thus CIV
ing hostages for the performance OF
their duty to themselves and the com
monwcalth; and it is remarkable, that
ancient generals excited the courage OF
their soldiers and reused their languid
patriotism, by reminding them Of their
wives and children. Some Parthian
generals obliged their soldiers to marry,
and by these means found their horta-
tives more oflcctual. "And l think, }"
says my Lord Bacon, "that the despis-
ing OF marriages among the Turks ma
keith the vulgar soldier more base. In
our own country bachelors arc taxed
more than married men, have fewer
privileges and are accounted inferior in
rank TO these pillars Of their country. In
ancient times the Chinese bachelors
titled the ground, and performed all
mental Offices, whilst the married men
were permitted to tend their families.
"Relcn,lcss walls! whose darksomc sound con.
Ropentanl signs and voluntary pa n
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DUMFRIES' HIGHLY APPROVED
ErJs Z WATER. eli

'ENIIS safe and powerful wash ff SIRE or ipfamod Eyes,
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INFERIOR efficacy had laiicd. Wcdkscss, soreness, and 9th
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n Prepared aud sold wlulcsnlr, b., r. KiDDER, propri.
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dui'frhi aftr'cs " the Conway Medic'pc) by the foIlpwisg
druggists, VIZ JOSEPH BAIcH ". and
JOHN II. MASON n 20.
Observe, none nre genuine without the written signature
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ROMEO
ANAKICE.

There is hardly u vice more opposite
to good sense than this; for the avaric-
lous MAJ prostitutes his honor, his life,
aud even his soul, merely to hoard up
treasures, from winch he derives no 9TH
er advantage than tho pam vi taxing care
oil il, the uneasy fears of losing II, aud
the injustice he makes use Of to increase
it The mIscr thinks himself master Of
hls riches, but does not perceive that he
IS the slave to them. lie bears them so
high a respect, that he presumes only to
touch them; he loves nobody and nobody
loves hun, nor does he even love himself.
La proportion as he sells his chests, his
poverty increases, 80 that, like Il second
Tantalus, while in the arms Of opulcnco,
he experiences all the horrors Of power
ty.
Ii is without doubt the evident effects
OF the DIVINE justice against this wee,
that the ayariclOus N condemns himself
not to make use Of his riches, aud rs n
prey to the dcvouring idea, that he must
leave all his riches to his heirs, who
ardently desire 10 see hin in his grave.
remember to have read, that u GER
ain bishop was 30 avaricious, that he
won't by night to rob his horses OF
thei' oats; aud that this prelate of so ex-
emplary n life, was n night seized by
his groom who, under cover Of the dark,
worked hard with n cudgcl on the shout
ders oil his master, surprising him to be-
some needy thief.
AvarIce Is a vice, from winch the de-
mon himself is not exempt. Ii must give
pleasure to the evil spirit, to sec how
man nbandons his God for so vile a thing
as gold, and dIsrcgurds his salvation to
become a slave to that yellow earth, which
no must leave behind him.
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K

A LBERTS' SrECIFiC q C~IILBLAINS, having
v stood the ted oi many years experience, and received
The commentator Of innnm"raLir spTci es, NJ 10 hs almost I'M
mediate aud Rerer fdiipg cures, -, on the approach of Is ia
ter. again proposed Ia he public.
H. ihns advertising this article, IL IL with n copfden nee ns 10
IL. excellence aud oeriain healing properties. II may be- used
by adults and by cbildren, without the least trouble or incon-
yeni,neo. II operates ~ n prcycntiyej aud ~ slight cases,
cure. are often effected in tneaiyJ four hours, aud severe
case, in Two TO four days. The most respectable reference.
can he piescnied.
Que Pinal will often be found sufficient for The cure Of .ey-
eral persons, when the cases ate slight aud The wash used with
care.
This remedy J., put up in Phiss. each wrapped IN p intcd
d. ctl,on1 for u.., With tho p,iftoR signatu Of Henri Hibrft,
and Ia prevent imppsiion, on the outside ~ each, by Chories
Bpreit, who !, The proprietor, oniy agopt Jor me Uadcd
STATES.
Wholcsalc price, 81 per doycn--ai retail, Is cent. each phi.
~. AZ orde,. will receive immediate aitemi,n.
tiANIFS BAgtEIL,
No. 100, Ws,hinyiou-stfecr BOSTON.
Nov. g. Wfeb.
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LIFE.

Would In gsosa curtain ~ The grave
csc drawn ssuuDd my last cold rest,
A. saAiy - yoss shadows wave
Assnad NJ fss biuo ma mains bresUt
For lsnyfh Of lie - length of va,
Aud buasn hive o. hest dccenj
AL ~ have Known, We -tilI sIsll know,
An We lave mes we sIii must incct!
And weary grows our desert way
Wbiie evssy i'ehs, ss,e lopss, bsti Ned,
Ano ussf \ dim - wmssr's daS,
Nkh vsssiy watching c'.s tne dead!
Herr We mus mingle With ti~ bw,
and ivsf fos0vtsss sp'usvs power,
Ard lesI oar tsssntng bo srDs grow
t:dd ~ tissif ovp WIZ every bouri
Ard 10 lsus wsicb asd wcep md prny,
tn shu1 i've doth INIT u b Kind.
AID ~ tb- Dsvd ~ no goos day
NpxA al Che ssofks u ehs intndl
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Ul A VARIABLE MEDICINE 90


TgyIIE Proprietor o~osileuly o1eis to the public what CT
pcIiontc ha, proved to be ont Of The most eficatious
compounds ~ lhe Aac,id Mtdicd, ir the cure If that class
of di u,ssihg, dangerous and inyeicIate Diseases produced by
an impure safe 81 The blood, acIimun, 81 The humours and
,italcd habit 81 body, and usually exhibiting themselves IN The
variour iorms OF Seo.Juia, Sait Rheum, LePTosy, 81. Anthonys
IRE, Ettr SORES, Uhhe1SttHings, Fopl and obstinate u
c.,S, Sore Logs aad Eyes, Srad Heod, Seuyvy and penertal
InlnI. MhcIa AlcIcuIN las taIled.
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THE NnGRo's LAMENT FOR MUNso PARK.

Where the Wild Joiita
Rods hrs deep waters,
Sale al tTIt eve nng tiI
Afrr = DARK daughters;
Where The lii,k ~ upgnves
Brnd shadows we've llinRing,
Eaci, ueI lar low hpm
Bent inoumiuIty, singing
" Ala fr the white man, "''t deserts a ranger!
No norc shall we welcome is W ~. b,~mned stranger!
"TI,n3h tho doep forest
terr lhns are proving;
Md lhr ksts rDlaugl Ing
iiJen,s are inw lng.
There siOuit he wander,
ahsre danger lurks ever,
To l- home where the sun sets
hetum shall never!
Alas fos t@ " Lne rnan, o.i deserts a ranger!
30 more shall W. welcome the white bosomed stranger
"rhs band Of the Moor,
IL his wrath do they bnd him
Oh, sealed ,s his doO'n,
IL the snvage lpr mud him:
More nercs han ly-tas
Thrrel, darkness advancing,
IL the cut ~ NJ tie Msr,
Aud his eyes fiey gla,cng.
Alas fos the wlInc man, DER deserts a ranger!
~ more snail we welcome lie whits b,son'ed stranger!
Z" voioe from the desert
sly wIids do MT h,id hun
Pale thirst d,a, no, rack,
NOR TIE sand Storm eniold him!
Tbe death gala put by
Aud hr breath iaiied To smother
Yet ne 'rf shall is wake
To te vvtce OF hs nrctber y
Ala los ts white nmD, Ocf deserts a ringer!
No nsose shall We wscuane tie white bSomed stranger!
40 loved Of the Louhs,
Thy waters sl,Tning
Pour, Jvliba pnr
Thy full stream 10 tho mo ming!
Tlss balcyon maj NY
To Thy wave ~ her pillow
Yet wo ~ the white ioan
VIM trusts ~ Thy biOw
Mas Tor tbs white man, DER deserts a ranger!
NO nuss sssll We wcicon'S The while bcsoned stranger.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR THE
sDs TTGTx sF1H
MFRIE'3 OiNTuENT.

T3SHiS filthy aud infectious disorder, he il ever 80 invete
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use of
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nj The breast.
Price 81 - cents n box-with ample dilcctpns.
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ATLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1920.

"A tHKISThAS md New Years Pnscnt-bcnutifuiy
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rhle Faye Love Aslrop, Tire Glove, the Power of Love,
, lnp"ii "" Piilr. Hesitation, The Lady ~ Rmhven, Tho
unwelcpne 'u'-i, The kbipwtcck, the Contcntco Captive,
External nrcnri inns.
ALSO, iuii fetis ~ ainplc numbers n. The Enatav,prs H.
lnft,iing the above work, Tor sale hy
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Oct. ". No. Z, Mifkci Stfcet
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POETRY.
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EOiOn, Nov. 2Jih, ip2G.
This is TO certify, that ! have used paioni. celcbat'd Pile
Elcciuary and was ca, ed by The use of II in one woeh, after be
ING afflicted more ,han twenty yeas (SigncD
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1828-03-22
THE REPOSITORY,
AHMED THE CoRHLER.
fCoNCLUDEn.l

On entering the palace Of the chief astroo
ger, he was surprised TO see that dignifed per
son come forward to receive him. and lead him
TO the seat Of honour, and not less Sc to hear
himself thus addressed: The ways of heaven,
most learned and excellent Ahmed, are IN
scarchable The high are often cast down and
the low are lifted UP. The whole world de
ponds upon fate and fortune 1t is my turn 10
be depressed BY fate it is thine 10 be exalted by
fortune
His speech was here interrupted by messen-
ger from the king, who. having heard Of the
cobbIers fame, desired his Attendance Peer
Ahmed now concluded that it was all over with
him, and followed the kings messenger, pray
ing to God that he would deliver him from his
peril. When he came into the kings presence,
he bent his body to the groumd and wished his
majesty long life and prosperity Tell me,
Ahmed, said the king, who has stolen my
treasure
was not one man. answered Ahmed after
some conslderation;-' there were forty thieves
concerned in the robbery
Very well,' said the king: but who were
they? and what have they done with my gold
and Jewels p
These questions,' said Ahmed, Il cannot
now answer, but hope to satisfy your majesty,
if you will grant me forty days to make my cal
cuations'
Il grant you forty days said the king but
1hen they are past if my treasure is not found,
your life shall pay the forfeit
Ahmed returned to his house we'll pleased;
Tor be resolved to take advantage of the time
allowed him to fly from city where his fame
was likely TO be his ruin Well Ahmed, said
MS wife as he entered the house, what news at
court?'
No news at ALL said he, except that am
% be put to death at the end of forty days, IN
less find forty chests of gold and Jewels, which
have been stolen from the royal treasury
But you will discover the thieves
bow? BY what means am to find them?'
BY the same art which discovered the ruby
and the lady's necklace
'Tbe same ART? replied Ahmed. Foolish
woman! thou knowest that have no art. and
fna' / have only pretended to it for the sake of
pleasing thee. Blu. have had sufficient skin to
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