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SAMUEL KIRK,
Tenth and Fifth streets.

APRIL lIth. 1915
Mr. JONI A. CASTRELL: Having been afflicted with
Rheumatism for nearly two years. and after tr, ing 80
hotties of Syrup Of Sarsapara highly recommended
through the PRESS at dollar each and twelve of
another at fft cents EACH without receiving hene
was induced through the persuasions of several who
had used. and also the beneficial effects of your
Compound Medicated Syrup ofE Sarsaparilla or Anti
ScOrbutc Syrup, to give il a trial After taking two
bottles, there was decided mprOv in my health
and feelings. | continued until | took eight or nine
boules, and am happy TO say, that | am entirely
WELL and can assure Others afflicted in the same way
that your Medicaed Syrup is superior TO any in use
JACOB BECK, Turner,
South Third ST., above the Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22d, 1874
l. Gabriel Johnston, No 10 Reckless street. do cert-
~, that my wife, Jane afflicted for two years with
rheumatism, and at last entirely disabled. so that
she obliged to he confined 10 bed hearing of Can
tre's INDICATED SYRUP OFSARSAPARILLA
or Anti Scorbutic Syrup, procured four bottles which
completely removed all her pains and stiffness from
her limbs; two more bottles made perfect cure She
is now able TO attend to her household duties usual
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Sold, Wholesale and Retail, ny C.4LEB CRES.
SON, at his Drug Warehouse, No. North THIRD
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agents:
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sts., Baltimore, Md.
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tire JOHN Il. C-AN1RELL. mh23f
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TYPE from this mandatory are warranted supe-
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USOURTH VOLUME OF D'AURIGNE's
II HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION. Just
received and for sale by
ID. OWEN s. SON l49 Baltimore-st.
This vol is embeshed with two steel engraviDgs:
the likeness of the author, and of Luther Price 37l
cents Also, the four vols in one at 81, and the 18th
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no COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

IUyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
TIN WARE! TIN WARE! TIN WAREm!
Country Merchants will find it to their advantage
by calling at my establishment and select their TIN
WARE, as am selling very low for cash.
ALFRED II. REP,
No. 1895 Baltimore street,
nhl9 second tin store above Howard-st.
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SILVER SPOONS, SILVER SPOONS. Now
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going to housekeeping will be supplied at low prices
Nv GABRIEL ID CLARK,
fe2s Water street, ID door from Calvert.
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From The Philadelphia Daily Sun. j

APRIL 10Th, 1874.
MIR. john A. CANTRELL:-DGar Sir,-Having heen af-
ected for upwards Of two years, with liberation of
the throat destrymg the whole of the soft palate, then
through the upper part of my mouth into my nose,
from which several pieces of bone came out, which
partially destroyed my speech. Through n kind Pro-
videncc and your Medlcaed Syrup of Sarsaparilla,
am now restored to perfect health, and my sight,
which was so much impaired, is as strong as when a
boy
thought it auty owed to you and those similar
ly affected TO make it public.
Yours, respectfully, SAMUEL KIRK,
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EVNFANTS' EMBROIDEKED RUB Is.
lust received from New York few more of these
French Embroidered Infants Rohcs, from SO TO SIS.
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NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
First door from Baltmore-st going towards the dOc
TNNAKE NOTICE of DR.. ROGERS NAME on
IL different parts of the office.
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6kIL CAKE. Just received by rail road q ion
W OIL CAKE. In store and for sale by
y. CLAYTON s. SONS,
FAA iG2 Lombard street,
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DALZARINE TARLTON. Mrs NICKER-
Id SON has just received from New York, Balza-
rne Tarlton, new article two yards wide, for eve
ming dresses. SO NJ Howard street. ja26
DURSE SILK-Just received per ship Cincin-
III matt and for sale by
FRED'K FICKEY & SONS,
nhl7 No, 2sQ Baltimore street,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24
NUMBER Al.

take a drink. This had the effect to
make the poor laird lose his b.lance, and
away he went over the horses ears into
the very middle ofthe brook. The laird,
honest man, had just sense enough 10 hear
the splash, and TO know that something
was wrong; but he was that drunk that he
did not IN the le st suspect it was himself
'Watly, Us he, sitting up in the middle
Of the str IN and stammering out the
words wit. great difIiculty-'Watty, my
N n, there is surely something tumbled
into the brook, Watty! Faith, you may
say that said Wa.ty, like to roll off his
horse with laughing, .for it's just yourself,
Iardn 'Hout! ie! no, Watlyn cried the
laird, with hccup between every word
fit surely Gamma be me, Watly for I'm
hereh
"Now, gentlemen" continued the doc
tor, there is case in which | would al.
low a man to be drunk, although he had
neither lost his speech nor the use Of
his lim BIS"
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CHARGED accordingly. Payment to be made when
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payment required in advance
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

A "FEAsT OF HoNoR.n Capt Fremont
relates that when he was at Fort Lara
mic during his expedition to the rocky
Mountains he was often invited by the
Indians to the feast of honor, a dog
feast" He went TO one Of them, the wo-
men and children were sitting round tho
lodge, and the host and his guests took
eats on buffalo robes. The dog was in
a large pot over the fire, in the middle Of
the lodge; and immedi ,tely on their ar
rival, it was di.hld up in large wooden
bowls, one Of which was handel to each
person The flesh appea. ed very glutin
Gus, with something OF the flavor Of NUT
ton. Feeling something move behind
me, says Captain FremontrI looked
round, and found that | had taken my
seat among litter Of fat young puppies
Had been nice in such matters, the
prejudices Of civilization might have in
lerIered with my tranquility; but for
!unately am not Of delicate nerves, and
continued quietly TO empty my plate.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

Tue TRuE DocTRINE.-A friend thus
eIoquentIy speaks:-'The true doctrine is
this--il man has ten cents in his pocket
and owes no man anything, he is rich
YES, rich!-far above those who with all
the externals ofweath and pomp and hol-
low hearted fashion, are in reality poor
in purse, poor in heart, poor in pleas
ure. Just as a man increases in dollars,
he decreases in the capabiity Of enjoy
ing this life And hold it true that tho
world was made to be enjoyed, and that,
daily hourly--eyery minute. would
not give fig for such a pleasure as
springs alone from wealth. A man must
nave it IN him.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

CoURrsHP, is a consequence Of original
sin. Adam and Eve did not do any
thing OF the sort. There was no blowing
out the lighta and kissing behind the door
with them; no popping the question nor
sending wedding cake TO TIE printer
The great mother Of the human race
as'nt as delicate as our modern ladies';
she loved Adam dearly, and said so. and
there was an end to IT,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

Now Kiss MA good and true story
is told by some Of our wags Of respect
able gentleman, Judge, who was a
few years since candidate for certain
county office in ii ce. lin county in Mis-
sssippt. Jndge---was travelling the
aforesaid county in order to make him
self acquainted with his fellow citizens,
as is usual with candidates before the
people for office in all the southern part
Of the Union And indeed SO common
has been the practice, that sol3r minded
citizens have complained of being
frequently annoyed. Among others,
udge---visited farmer b, who
seemed disposed to treat him with I'M
usual civlity, with all the kind hearted
hospitality of the Mississippi planter; he
possessed an open blunt cordiaIity, we'll
cacula ted to lascinate the visitor, and
particularly one in search of votes.
Farmer B, met the Judge on the
door step, invited him in, &c. In few
minutes. the comedy wife and handsome
daughter made their appearance. Intro
dutcons Of course took place. "My
VIE, Judge--- nc Judge arose
and bowed
Kiss her, Judge" continued far
mer B.
The Judge very gracefully saluied
lady b.
"My daughter, Judge--."
The Judge bowed as gracefully as pos-
sible and smiled most handy.
kiss her, Judg -" The Judge
was little surprised, but not abashed; he
saIuted the young lady with all the mod
esty and grace which so delicate a piece
of gaIIantry would warrant.
"Now," said farmer b, "Judge
you have kissed my wife, and you
have kissed my daughter, suppose you
now kiss NEIL"
The Judge fainted,-Natchez Courier.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

A fellow was asked what inference he
could draw from The text in Job-"And
the asses snufed up the wind" "Well'
he replied, "the only inference that can
draw isths; that it would be a long time
before they would grow fat upon it"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

An exchange paper says there are
many hogs in this world with invisible
shouts. Their bristles grow inwardly, and
their souls walow in the m,re, until they
become fitted for The devils pork barrel
into which they 90 after hard scald
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-01-24

The Judge very gracefully saluied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
VOL. vi. NO. 1874.

] would close this letter by saving that another
subject OF consideration, which is pressing itself
upon the heart oil the Nation more and more every
day, IS that OF Education At the People 1t is I'M
portant 10 observe here that such 4 system would
have been adopted in England years and years ago
but Tor this reason, to-vit that the RELIGIOUS PoR
TON OF TIE COUNTRY HAVE INSISTED THAT so
SCHOOLS SHOULD BE ADOPTED WHEREIN ISsTRUc.
TON N SOME THEOLOGICAL CREED SHOULD not BE
a st9e qua non. Nov as there many creeds OF
course each Sectaran clique would fam impose It's
own,--and so these mis- guided bigots have keptthe
People IL the blackness and blight OF ignorance for
years rather than bulge inch from their re-
spective platforms. Truly, not Reform ever bles
sed the earth which had TO fight its way through
the serried ranks of Priesthood. However abetter
day is coming. The children Of the Country are
not always to be confined in the healthlese atno-
sphere Of factory-e, but will Tor the agitation
which will effect this is at hand, be rescued from
so heartless treatment and allowed the united
benefits Of free and abundant air and free and
abundant education. AS Charles Mackay says -
" There is good time coming boys
4 good time coming
Little children shall not toll
Under or above the soil
In the good time coming.
Ru: shall play In hcalthtu fields
Til limbs and mind grow stronger
AND every one shall read and write
Vat a iiule longeT - a NEW ENCLAHDER.
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about the uncertainty o: tie laws AID lie practice z-sr
once opened as lip
NJ STOW spoke Of me importance OF tle question.
but proposed Ho:a.nc. IL. htaz-.,,.o nsde motion
hut did no- hear il NJ. STOW as.ei Th- N- Hrs-
Ianc ead others on the Jr1iciar Co,ca.,r5e had re
Report tE.s sutec- i tney -sa wished . reform
the svs:ern.
NJ BEReEy rro-ed ire r-e-iors question Me=srs.
Eov and White suggested Il nm % move 10 lay The
vince on me table
proposition By NJ Chatieid amended by Mr.. Joy.
dan then adopted a section providing Tor the
appointment OF three Commissioners - revise the Forms
Of Practice and report 10 The Legislature per
Telegraph Nothing done 10 general -evisiop
G: lie laws. Reform is not n fashion here. X.
S-Tms IS the anniversary Of Perry and Elliott:
victory On Lake Ere. Tomorrow Of the later Battle
OF Plat;sburgh and OF the Battle OF The Brsndywne-
Mex, day the Ba;e OF North Point-and the 18th IS the
dag on which Welfe defeated Moaicaln and death 10.
feated both at Quebec, 90 years ago. Thank Heaven
our toes II I3if always excepting the continuation Of
the Florida mode Of plunder in rii- of 3fcxco are
more excusab!e than those Of England II no
France and England in l7J4.
About the last thing tonight NJ Watsr5c-r brought
up his section Tor al 20 be eligible Judges and
Other Judicial Offices On; the lawyers laughed 1t once
under the table Tney may meet more than their
match vct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

THr DRowNlSG CAsr.-The verdict Of the Cor
oaers Jury n the case the who was drowned
by the upsett;nc OF a ssil-boat OF Brewery Wharf,
South Boston, Tuesday afternoon last; was Is iol-
lows:
Tha, tine :aid female stranger csIne 20 her death Hy
accidental drowning and that her presence in the boat
and in the water was concealed and denied By her COM
panions when The knowledge OF her presence II commit
acated 10 those who picked Up her companions might
possibly have been the means OF sav.r. her lie.
INT, Two men who were IN the boa; with her and sus-
pec;ed OF having purposey caused her death
rested Yesterday bar the above verdict did not justify
tteir detention; they discharged last c7et-- hey
we're iouruevrrer ;ailors named NcCsrtv and Do~t =
The name OF the woman was not MCGOWAN. as '"e
stated yesterday ner naras = YET unknown
LRostrn Trans
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,tyvood's CeIehraTcd Empire Cool, stove
Grbouls.

SCIENCE OF DANCING, Waiting, sc
1JE. ". WHALE. in Acknowledge III sincere hanks
4'ior the rery liberal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT be pa received
his The city rsfecil!y announces 10 the
ladies' gentlemen o: NewIcrk and Brooklyn, That his
Classes IN the above viii commence to- the 1851
at Ms $50 Broadway Tuesday. October T. and
a; Gothic Hal. Brooklyn, Monday, October - Nj w
will give instructions ladies' and gentlemen IN the new
and popular waltz La Redoyva. now danced IN the "a
looms oil Paris and London. his Private Academy. No
IS SiNtlaveuG--
Private lessons nj al times NJ the Acadcr'v.
Y B.-Paruculars IL GJure advertisements and eirct
icrs - Inc
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--ay truly be
sad, that no ore as
e-er been 80 -u-ce--iu. = com
. -. -, @aIi-.. ne human family. - roo

- al ri. t.r-1rs ard restore the lur--4d 70
-,-Fos i==et.or AID Proprietor OF nal llosl
5--if, -.,-,,ar flc!lv medicine, Dr. SWINGS C9H-
Potyt SYErp o. WILD CHERST. eai 1Qnr he- oeei 20 ~
ersIIr patrurilei cy tie Profession sAd oIhef' Do - ~
a. -- IN he short -uace Of % y or seven .etis, :"
deceive. tAe c-edU-ol- and urlh.-AIns " p!--.iz -
-4r,t. Of WILD CHERRY sad much o. - nain~ "
gTrG! preparation wi! screen --eH4 - -.
ulou pGr:goric Of h- shops and Gals i .e w
CHERRY ma mad tre irrpudelcr 20 cannon .ue -,
Tie Original Pepars:l9n DR. s".fSL , - os
or NiID CHEazT, rAieh = dong - ---e- 49, - 49,
0'? BEWARE OF sUcH IstPos E y Mn: ~ y,
- az 80 By Dr. SWIM winch L ne Oh. o-s
y-a-. cose atieaon 70 The Prset.ee Of -e 20
tb9lsa-i OF me ae-t te=t-ngu. OF ne IFa1-c 'se
: cess q Dr. "ayae.ir PRESCRIPTION.
Si5 So,.trr Blood. LIVER Complaint, Ticking
- ..- ,H. r1-p-t Nervous Debility, "e-iEr':.. %
- - ~ Tj--a-e OF he Hear Pam the >lie
- 45t-5ss-z Constitution from Thl11s r1i!sesr iAe
a,use OF I4lQ-2el. &c, oFoaeal-l-, Hss.-l-t- ~
,Ea-t- ts-lsre. 20 the word years 0.i,re AZ
- ,y..soa Of WILD CREgEY cLLae oct ~ IlJ-'
.k.e.ica may SATISFY ht.--s-ise- d = - 49, ~ E =
- s MUIR N PhilaaelPhis Inc gt7f'af asi.e.e =
r-l Il, \ u corner cf ST. AID ksrr - Palt'i1 Ae
40 Other sy-lrisus Gr:leiS Of Nd IarfrF Hs5
- -, 10 sE3ooD and SrEATA ESf 10 maze. Le-f or l
os 81 l. TIE genuine article & put up n pam s54e w
b,t..s covered win blue VIA Vl-A ye-.o"
iss-i with ne p-uprlstors signature atacte'.-
- Tf ,c are requested 10 remember tG2: = D.
S,Iyrf CoNiPoCSD STRIP OF " lid SHEski III. i- a1o
. stily performing s.ch miraculous cures Of diseases
-b ,aTe oa-d lie Ine skill OF Ice Profession AID sci
Al dance The whole catalogue OF Psnf Nrcieaei H.c
rs 1av rtre6 through he organs Of te press Ier-:oe
az Tor Dr. SwAYNEs CoMFocSo sTRrP or LID CHEa-
~ sd purchase no otasr
Joz.i-s;-: r a Sands, lss Bovyery; : Warner, 20
Bieeckerst C. Far, So c:ranG-sI; J. L Le'Fs q
Iy-. & Oas Z son Newark; Heacley, Phelps 10. IL
Wa:er-s and b Agents II I'll ?sris ofte United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

PrNPING THE WATER or OF Lane MICHIGAN.
III is well known 10 readers that by m arrange
r,. with the English Bondholdcrs the state OF Illinois
Las r;ven over 10 Them the unfinished canal from the
a,rs of AXE Michigan az Chicago 10 the Illinois RIVER.
They are about completing it, but the principal difficulty
now is to supply with waieE OWNS 70 zee evei OF te
overcome This the present company after various prop
ostons finally bethought themselves OF raising the Wa
Ter of the Lake SO as 10 supply the canal
They wrote to Messrs Knapp tot'on OF t'S GU! i,s
frn;h ,han with ds, to calculate whether Il could
be done and what force and WHAT machinery would ac
complish it These gentlemen soon furnished an an
swer and the other day received N return an ol' %
build some powerful machinery for the; purpose
steam engine and cish pumps OF four and bali bore
and six feet stroke We glad TO near that TINS emf
nenty scientific have been selected 10 execute ti'
order. Their shop and mechanical force are NOT eA'
caIjeI by any establishment, in the United States.
''NV" " 40 Pittsburgh Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

\ FUGITIVE SLAvE-The Second Edition OF The
Chronotype OF Thursday morning states tha, fugitive
slave arrived in the big Ottoman Tuesday from New
Orleans When TIE iact known. The Captain landed
nm on Spectacle Island 20 be ictHin-t I'll The next We
sci sailed that he might be returned 10 his owners
While on the Island he took advantage OF his keepers
rook their boat and sail for south Boston tie was
pursued and captured south Boston Bridge accused
OF stealing pocket5ook AMI borne of in boa; 4o'vu
The harhor vhcr, they waiting tor me sai
n- OF the Niagara to-day and intend putting hum on
board -Four boats with proper wits were out al! n=h
and ;hus far their search has been N Vain
- Writ was granted Tor the arrest OF Capt Han.
nan OF ;he Ottoman on charge OF Kidnapping the
ground tina, ne had forcJly carried of the con
t-ary 70 law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12
pR0F. BNSSEr VIII

DROF. BN~SIT VIII open az evening C4asses 10
Frrgch ensuing sea-Ou AZ lc following places
Mechanics Institute school, y" - Chu4nhcrs-si ON The
h sept. IGi5 For uiutnIr on Sc inquire Of NJ BGrT
Acugrr. Citv Hal se school. \ class ls already
formed for hose ina; advanced IN The language on
MONDAYS Rud Fridays % each week, al 3 o'clock.
NJr. Imu5rrN.u- school. irl BroOme-,i Nonh Broad
yesy o the 2t SEPT Tneu03 isopeucd for subscribers
). Rasset i9i hi!-71 - t. 9TH door enore - i}kc'
Ciifrh an tie sDh seu3-iia lts and improved sys
tenn OF teaching French without study; the pupil can attend
10 hi business u-EIlr iAu Ne net be- charged wilh
b, ass Of commiltug memory; all that vii. be-
r1.rrd = p!nctunl al,cndsncc On implication I'll the par
-'a :, NJ he EXPLAINED! p 1rhASbw'
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EDuCATIoN.-ClassIoaI. French aud EqgIish Seaqol,

EDUC tTI3N.-Cla French aud English school,
Il 80 Broadway, opposite Aslor-pace-ics.rs FOlG-
NET TAYLOR Priurip The Fall Term ut tbs Insii-
tui1n VIII commence Monday ~. pien:5er Ae-sf-
f. < T. beg leave n;9fm their friends and te public
that tcy have completed ,her arrangements for the ensu
in on ,.ic viii afford their pupils Increased adj
van,ace the departments Their Assistants af'
gentlemen of cdUcajoa and experience The French vii
be- taught and SPOKE, exclusively tree hours day, and
t most untirng efforts made render tie pupils
az nome fro every hriacl ot French education. BOYS are
received M ans stage OF education. snd thoroughly pre-
pared for College Business. For terms references g
see Circlar. wiki Nr-sr-. Deuc $ Co Park Row and
ISL Broad yvnT; Mil-~. BroatwEy Bpy1nt Broadway :;
and q IL. school Room nu-F biHNltn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-12

THr ST JOINS FrET-The Halifax Recorder
contains the iooyvn. extract OF Letter from 81 Johns
Newfoundland dated 18th August
Not rr,fe.lar has yc, received iathnz OF relief
unless h. was n utter de=ututor- ! there get an
sign ofit the Government and tine Reef Committee are
al variance about the distribution oi the fEcs-;hey are
each N possession Of distinct funds Tor me sane
purpose-the Government mas The moneys Sent from
the home and Colonial Governments. and tne Commit
Zee what has been publicly collected The Governor
wanted ID; whole TO be put into me MiGry Chest and
only ss,ed by MS warrant The Relief Committee are
not dom. am thing but iTn= daily supplies which IN
many cases s;houzh dorb; is people are poor taey
are no; really sufferers By Ire me