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GAMBLING HOUSES AT NEw ORLEANS. The
Daily Republican, published at Saratoga, contains
the following description of something we have in
New Orleans, but which few have seen. Il pur-
ports tebe an account Of the gambling houses al
New Orleans:
these rooms are very splendid richer than any
private apartments at the Norh-more luxuri,ms
sofas, touches, mirrors, ptinlings-neotar and mm-
sic OF seraphs enehaUt the senses How many
wretehed forms have recined upon these very
co9ehes low many haggard faces have been
reflected lrom these very mirrors Here che suicide
has lhoushtol his beggaoed wife and his boy, the
lrst born OF their nnion, and burying his face Fl
ms hands, formed the awful resolution Here. TOO
the Old and respectable planter has sal IN mute
despair TO contemplate his bankruptcy and loss Of
reputation, but he did not think Of suicide. Phe
Old love life, though they know it 10 he pain and
sorrow. Can spiendor, and music and gaietv and
youth throw even CLEAN of JOY over apartments
so aecursed The air is DEATH Men will mi
grow wiser by auy Thing but their own experience.
Though all the dead bodies of suicides and All tbe
mental pangs5 personated, sat by TO warntbe gam
pier, he would not stop. Yes all goes on now as
before The cards that are handled to-day. and
The dice that raue so merrily and the Spots SO we'll
drawn, have been handled and ratified ana seen
by fingers and eyes that now clasp the worm. and
furnish nest for the cOiling reptile
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% Judge lrum of ST. Louis (who is democraD
concludes letter, avowing his opposition to Col.
Benton, with the following paragraph, which con-
tans good common sense view of the quaTels Of
the magnates;
So far as Col Benton's cudgelling of John C.
Calhoun ls concerned, have nothing 10 say, for
leave Mr.. Calhoun to defend himself and-to the ten
der mercles of his constituents, 20 whom he is alone
responsible. find consolation, however, in the re-
leouon that thenlerssls of tie people are not likely
to suffer when couple Of political aspirants, Of
W"ty years standing, expose and bring The mis-
deeds and tergjvegsalions Of each otherto lightg'
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Biake's Patent fire and Water Flroat
- MINERAL PAINT
lust received fresh supply az the above sEtiols or
81 ySSis waoesae aud leall at he Office Of A. G. Will
~ y co. Al R.dJFk PLACE. The only depoaiIorv
where tins Paint can be found in lhe South.
myla SHEI.n0 An.,ff
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NOVEL PETs-A correspondent Of the Boston
Journal writing from bingham, Mass, which
place he had visited on pleasure excursion, saws
we took the younger members of the party to
VISIT West River Iron Foundry and the pond near
It, and Miss rhomas's pets-tfe fish and tuFae in
IT, rms child Of nine years has fed these fish four
yetis WIN bread. She was first amused by throw
ing the crumbs into The water when She ear her
meals on the stones Of the bank, and seeing tie
tish dart for them she took an interest in the fish
and has fed them regularly ever since. Strange as
It may seem, they know her voice. On our re-
questing her 10 feed aud call them she did so, and
called turte, turtle, ture" several times; directlv
We could see the turtles popping their heads 10
over the pond, then swim 10 her aud take the bread
from her hands. The fish did the same several
hundred of which, consisting Of large black points.
SIX or eight inches long, sinners and minnows Of ali
sizes, hocked around her, perfectly tame The
turtles were Of two kinds, " snappera," and the
common yellow spoiled ones.
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III 1IVTII|U I7lNT has 0NT01IaT
- rally the last seven yearx while on Com saF- ~
mon street, has induced Us the last snmniafgsa -
% erect agge building expressly Tor tnana- p
iaetuuug and repairing CARRIAGES 80
we have Of the largest Shops m NE eonfhaTa
Oopnfyi sad gre plepaled with good Noharu N0kmen
ana tne peat q aisfas % 9nd any style Of GaIdage
nef. ana GuarN5 them two years used IN the country
aIe as9 petsI prepared than ever belose. 1I REPAIR
lNH "a XXI AGES and restore them almost 10 thriI
onRina psauiy and durability, qth0uah apparently won
ONT SAD qseies We viii freight Canees usfp
snd sECeND hand CARRIAGE which will be sald
vie The ssnso5 N re- y AZ nv, t y & sas
@ theli Old ones gepaiIe 10 call a. Manulecloy ed
Repository aHd Judge l0f themselves tho C1Fner III
ghtdkIeH aH Cal Gljfl r. Sfreais neal d1os7 a
tae iqa % ths 1ommeIesl Watef tVofkE Idlf 81 ths
ags o. eew MATTHEWS 0ENnAN.
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CHARLESTON TO PHILADELPnTAs

Fae-S20.. Time. s. boun.-B the daily line Or Sea
Ste4meTs 20 Wilmington North Caroiina theace bT Rails
road 70 Petersburg tienes Philadelphia bY che etab-
Baltimore.
Steamships from ScuqnRah 10 Mem York
Steamships CHEROKEE aud TEN ESsEE leave
Savannah alternately every Me,nssdaY-anv on ths
iolowing Saturday. are S25 Passenger leaving
Montgomery on Monday Morning will reach Savannah IN
time for the above Steamers BY Of extra night
uain from AlaeOR
Steamships from Charleston Ia Neio York :.
Steamships NORTHERNER and SOUTHERN Fp
eaye Charleston alternately Sathulay--auviue n
New 10 X on the following fResliay. T Re. $25.
Steamships from Charleston to PkflqdelDhin.
Steamships COLUMBUS and OSrREY leave Chafles-l
t9P alternately every Thunday-ansing Phiadelpdia on
WM. IS. McGLBONEF. Agent
iY3 If 81 Charles Hotel
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tsMlGkAMIH TO CALIFORNIA should remember
- tfdl the next thing ii mpoftance to that Of having
fo0o supply q PfOyisIOns for the have
que regard % the vents Of the We dHfiactT
ae tnat we are not selling II cost but al low prices
snY ets nogss 10 the city. Th0se in want Of 40lN
lOi me 6ald o. other " DgginRs. especially
invited 70 call az the cash store Of
fyls d&Wn Under re Pisaier-s Hotsf
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JUDICIAL IDEAS OF MARRIAGE-The Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania has recently made a deci.
sion reversing one made in the Court beoyv. IN
which the question Of restraint on marriage was
involved. The facts Of the case are thus briefly
stated in letter to the Philadelphia News
Some time since, gentleman died and left his
estate 30 his dear and loving wife, on condition
that she would never again marry Thinking
Il not good 10 live lone t0dder,' she appealed ID
the Court-the Hon. Ellis Lewis presidiDg--to
help her out Of the serape.' His Honor To bis IN.
hnie credit, and her great satisfaction, declared
the VIII invalid and contrary to the laws If
nature and Of nations, and in a most eloquent and
phosophicai opinion, spoke as follows:
Marriage Is a wise regulation in harmony with
nature and religion, and is Tie only efficient pre-
ventive Of RIGHTEOUSNESS
Il Is the appropriate regulation Of that great in
stlnct OF nature which was designed by the Creator
70 repienish the earth.
The principle Of reproduction stands next in
Importance to ats elder born coreatve, selfpreser
walton, aud Is equally fundamental law Of ex.
lstenee. II is the blessing which tempered with
mercy the justice Of expulsion from Paradise. Il
was impressed upon the human creation by a
benelicent Providence to 1ahltiElly he jy7ogos ~
hlmset, and thus 70 promote his own glory ana ~.
happiness Of his creatures. Not man alone hui NJ
whole ANIMAL and UegeiabLs krigdons are under An
impeHioas necessity 70 obey It's mandates From
the lord of the forest TO the monster of Ile deem
the d0Ue-frOm the elastic embrace of The noun
tain katla to the descending qualification of the
lily OF the plain, all nature bows submissivey 70
TINS pnmevai law Even the G0tCers which per-
fume the air with their fragrance and decorate the
forests and fields with their hues are but o,trtqns
TO The auJtial bed +"
Had The matter rested here, everything would
have gone ON as merrily the marriage bell -
but alas it was " carried 10 the Suprems Conn,
and there the widows joy was turned mo
mourning" by his Honor, Judge Gibson. who.
most unpoetiealy declaring Judge Lewis to have
impibed wrong but beautiful notions upon the sub
the following sedge-hammer" style:
4 know Of no policy on which such a point
could be rested except the policy which, for he
SAKE q a d'otS'on Of tqbor, would make ono man
maintain The children begotea bg another. n would
be extremely difficult TO say Why husband should
not leave homestead 10 his wife without being
compelled 70 LEI her share iDih successor 10 bis
pea, and 10 use 1t as nest to hutch a brood Of
Sfrg40erS To ms biood 80 y
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Aionteouery, ~ IN fpaika. ~ ii Raioai 81 Silsl
gpelga, Pm BaTuesV5e lQt Il Hiares qsrile-
isarnesville, 81 Pm Macon. 6P Ralilaai % niia1
4iacQns 8 An Savannah FIN Nailfaad $50 riiss
savannah; p NJ Charleston eA- n 81 Hboal Igomil6s
fdre-B 1ntgoHzerB 10 Charleston. $23 5O-T0 Srrrr.
ndh $50 80. Time through " hours ipaindinr fr
nights rest, viz Al Savannah and Mao0n
The steam Packets composing q dhaiesfon and l.vnu
nan Line, 9Ie The MeiamOa- William Ssabiu0k and Gen
finch wei kn9wn ot her safety neaness, and sumptu-
The Cars the Genital Mac0n and Western Railraaa-
Of the finest description.
Staging reduced IS miles.
Two DAILY LIEEs Of fouT-hOe Pest Coaches from 0Ds
hka 70 Balresvia COum hns-basdes extra fnsr5qa
always "a readiness 70 cary forward any numbeE thF0agh
passeneeIs. without detention.
For tnOngh tickets, apply the gent She Exchabra
Hotel; MoneomeFy Hall. Madison House. a Aonteai
cry, Alabama
~ Passengers procuring through tiekss OF tIls AGENT
At Montgomery, win save about -.
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MISSOURI AGAIN. The democratic press Of
Missouri is divided in relation to the Benton con-
trovery follows: The St Louis Union approves
fully OF the views given by Col Benton at Jefferson
and at BoOnville; the Hannibal Courier declares
that Congress has the power to enact the Wilmot
Proviso, but says is mpoltic and unnecessary to
do so, and that if Col Benton finally refuses 10 oev
the instructions Of the Legislature it is his boundn
duiyto resign. The Metropolitan disapproves Of
the whole Of Benton's views, and wages outright
war upon him as political traitor. The Fayette
Democrat, the Glasgow Banner, the Grand River
Chronicle and the Platte Argus coneur fully Win
the Metropolitan. The Jefferson Inquirer. the
Boonyille Democrat, the Lexington Journal lie
Frontier Journal and the ST. Joseph Gazette come
ont in full for Benton. The Cape Girardeau Fa.
gle is against Col. Benton fully, and the Spring
field Advertiser is for hun. . The wing press 1
pretty unanimously with Benton in his position
but very shy Of supporting him personally. The
St Louis New Era holds the following tone as ~.
pressve ofthe feelings Of the wings in re ference to
a charge that they havs changed their opinions il,
supporting Mr. Benton:
For, gr.tied as the friends Of the administrator ave n,
the mob and highly ofeslahe stand Col Rento has aks
be to give him er support mi 6s nsgbegs a. thsy may
down the slavery propagaudutl Of own State and
and his he basey presented upon so npoin
SUBJECT and fenahl silent, smpy because Col Benton
anu thousands Of his political associates lake sides with
us against the extension propagation of slavery The
question 0Re that should far aOve all party consider
aohs ana De Kept separate and distinct from The ordinary
issues that divide us But it nothing else will the loco
ioeos p4 mekhg Il party seue oar pOieal friends Ger
lhhy should make no capQns objections They now
here they have alwa stood und where in heaven
they ever viii ever be flund-te m friends and supporters
q az the cons iuonal rights OF every savehedng State ii
We mon but AZ the same time the decided and nvinei
ne opponents oil the extension Of slavery another inch
q tenn oLy that we nov have may hseatter acqae ii
tue lust Of stttaTa conquest is IN the future prevail with
our opopenis el The evil consequences Of such ambition be
eSsensd by making II at least free terTftgrBf Whatsver
other calamity as people bsfal US, God forbid we
Shal ever be seourged with sayeteiOry Rather
dignity free labor
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Fine through 81 hoqr-ineudns stGppaeas. staging
reduced % ~ miles Three DAIfY STAsE LiEKs between
Opea and lililn paslIn through Point rnfa
and SreeRvile 70 Coffin besides extra Coaches aWags IN
readiness to carry orwufd number of toueh pasn-
without detention.
The Cans on the Railroad Of the approved con-
liIuciion. Those the Geo Raiifaad provided with
State -iqQnis aud hanhss for night tfavel.
Fer thtQ1 gh tcess ezpiF The Rpnt the EErfnnng
Hqts Montgomery Hail. Madison House. AloatFoniaFy
alabama.
t4-aeAael4 rrocnnnE through tickets Of the Ascent
y Niontgomelg wall saws about 81.
GiRra5 cr,ru.r No - ,s Co.,
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NEW YORK. via MOBILE and MONT
GoMERK, Ala and CHARLESTON ST.
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BY the superior fnt-elus sieamens--leavng Mobile a
p NJ and aFyinR al MONTGOMERY secnnd day l4 a.
n II he line consists Of tie following hnais SELMA,
lapt hurrs a ttAA as Capt zen; CLAIR a Capt.
June. and SUNNY SOUTH, Capt. Nahe4.s Pare.
80 me ihr2ggl q 70 e houg By taaDaily hlal Line
GOach--fare SlO--lIme through. 40 hours.
mONIG8MERf TO .GIiAHLBETON-
NEW eBLkAEs AID NEW KoHK MAIL E.trE--Yia Gnfiu.
Atlantis and frrnsfa
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DAGUERREOTYPE.


n. wgud respectfully rstgsa thanks liberal prfaa.
- age bestowed him h. fut hRd the honor 81
Introducing he DAGUERREOTYPE into Newt sna
I'VE yean ago, during which tma be has taken naoa yoIu1
nq1 any ollef perrQn IN the world. dis gpecmanH
AatDiled a. the Fair. IN Sompoti0N with 0thess fa1u -
ne best operator from NeY ork. and Re awarded the
fs Rf8miru. Maspecmaua bis
oat those taken by hana she puhic that Ms
oaita viii c0nfinue 70 Be what they always have bee
ne BEST His long 8Epsfencs and constant practices
ne bert Inducements Il nes1ls DESTROYS o. instruction u the
1sautlui at Genuine Vogfiandsr Camefua % per cent
cheaper than in the city al oisf aI1iss he same
RATES al 81 dozen 5coxIlPs No foI IS gunlanfsd
bt plates made IN the United States Cases 81 Is aRd
" ~ NswR ork EaIuaraa az af8
grdeFs lEOm The country promptly aftsndSd
tit .Entrance No. 8 Carr rirarf
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CARRIAGES. .oARRIAaEs.

fsHE Spbscnbers have now 81 hand large and wei
seleufed assortment Of CA RRlAGESs
ela sie constantly receiving from The hass ~ - -
AtDfthefu MANI ucf0rieg. every STYLE and -
ssnetys Purchasers would ~ WI 10 give ~ r..
rs call tVCfllyRF1fF n f.ft
ap1a bm1NW Ia5 ST Charias Il.
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QST received by the subscribers supply Of COZ TBS
q q RENQLNERs and Y. $. NAuGER H.
s ltES Aso-TGenuiue IleHnRer Pistols filed
BOWIE Knives. Pocket COmpasses, Percussion S5lsts8
For sale BY ~ ~
miro HYDE n GnnnRIcH ~ 1,hn,4,.... !
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aa sH ss9.s SsFsHA' 'lAi' V. os'asa ilsssu
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$50, SHOWER-BAFHS
NEW and improved SHOh ER-BATH Al the Iav,
"A Price of S14-eombning Shaa5er- BAH and BotISs
Bs91n9Y be found 81 No. To- Camp street also Patent
FAN-ChAAkAss OF yariOns patterns For sale by
MRS. L. PAPE, i52 Camp street
- ~ Z. 80, = Opposite Lafayette Square.
~ PIANOS TUNED A Mi q n fsoo.l
Workman. MI ~
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE vVAREHOusR,
Ne, lis and 40 CRATER STREET
& yAhRiAG AND HARNESS Of - - :.
~ every description always hand fer ~ -
hslel low ioE a91h gT approved papeT. Also
Sgnngs AAas, 1sampa Bands, Ciotiu,- x =
fg7spd&lT Ew. HALF LUXE
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-, MAN0MRTERs:
'"aae ~ iAomGs ~ hordglt., Sold bB R.9LPH g. CO.
,.xur,s,r, 49, NO, IL Nkw I5EvEE.
At.s'h Steam saapges are now used on the following
steam qqoats Ferry boat Two Brothers, Alex Scott
Antocai Illinois Sultaua. Grand Turk Eudoia Naa9oa
AmaIaneh u e. Watkins, Elisha Pnnoess P,ineess Ia
NJ dteN5zl new Orleans, Mary EOfa, Oltsa-p Row. boats
LAY Taiy hlngsand, Ph@nX, swan, pesrn Hercules and
susquelOi AH by enqurng Of the Engineers III thes4
onas any 1ersOu be satisfied a 10 ne nraetesi s ~
the steam Gauge ~ ''7 pi'e'ual W a. OF
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Through in Seven and half Dsvs-sssee Travel
heduced % Nlnar-- laraa MLlea-
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NEW ORLEANS TO AIOBILE-BYl the daily line Of
aiaii Sieamens OREGON. Can't HEN. FOR
STA, Canf. Reynolls aud JAMES L. LAY. Capt. Glib.
eifqn leaving NeW Orean5 at II o'clock H. and arriving
q Mobile next m0fning AZ O'clock. Fare. SSEini8
ehiough. 70 , lep5fss-r :, 49,. ...-- $500.
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Cr0CkerV, CHINA and Glassware

ruvur CaLlf ORNlA HOUSES.
III III nna9ssgned Is now constructing elegant p0RTA-
a Is LIZ FRAME HOUSES suitable Tor (,aljior-
MA ANY number OF Portable Houses, Of such d. 10
sh0r test notsce on Die terms
lev ttouses Of H. by "a feet on hand to which
te attention OF California eugrants and Oerns esiron
o. sieetigg, Houses on the Lake shore, scalled.
~ Orders from california will be promptly attended to
when accompanied BY cash or a eify gtnranfse 1900 "
leu In HENJsHOtV A RD Bnil5sr 40 ~ -.
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-.,, CALIFORNIA HOUSES
NAllFaRNlA HOUSES-POR TyfBI F1--buih win
III dispatch Al7o, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap -
ana pc inotel, % be seen AZ the Shop-where an 81
; mus OF y atFENTE3iNGi WORK and JOB BIkGsl Ia
F" done. I'll ST CHARLES STREET., near .Jaiia
sses9 MILLER h DfBOLIs-
] G. W B D R. b o ~ and 8 -. . -. =
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.FOR OALIF0RNIA

heeis constantly hand ever thing in his ne-noudipa
great variety Of LADIES' AND GKRTIEMRN's Doors AE5
Sn9ss-and will sell al the lowest Cash PTces share ~
pubic patronage $ respectfully solicited apg "
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FURNITURE PACKED AND MOVED
D McCUIEHEON, 100 ST. CJIyaRL rs SSreft, Two
- DOM above R0yifas street. will attend 10 PACKING
and MOVING Or sBlFPiNG FURNaTu RE. foI rsslaons
cnangng their TesdPnces, eaFinE teciE. Os9m lsHt
% hn viii be attended with Particular ears and executed
with dispatch.
Itotes Boarding houses, Steamboats, and Sins supplied
WITH funitnre, MatiFesss Bars etc. veIy reasonable
teIIss. d Mcts teg e.. Chadea street
~ New and Second. hand FurnifnTe Bonaht sold
Repaired. Vanished and Polished. nvl1 7ra
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-06-09

GERMASY.-At Frankfort the Assembly
laughed at the King of Prnssia's oIder recall
Ting the fr,ssian deputics-55 of them re-
fused to return. A new cabinet is formed
Wir,emibers, the latest accounts from there
state, is as ye1 traquil, but a meeting of sixty
thousand at Nurenburg had vowed TO stand
by the Frankfort Constitution.
The landwehr called out in Westphalia ex-
hibt spirit of characterization which shows
how little the Government can depend on
this all-impoc,ant force At Paderborn one
of the wehr.men made speech rejecting on
the illegal mode in which they had been
summoned, BY single men, and not in COM
panies. Tic major wanted to arrest him,
but his comrades, who highly apPAzuded his
speech, would not permt him TO be touched
and the major was foecedto digeShSs spleen.
They declared in body they would not fire
on the people, and they pledged themselves
to stand by the German Constitution.
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WALL PAPERS.

1UVHE Subscribers have on hand the largest a..
u sortment Of WALL PArERs in the city Of Phi.
lahelphia. Wholesale and Retail, consisting Of
every variety suitable for Parors, Entries, Dining
Rooms, Chambers. &C., which for quality and
style cannot he surpassed. Doing cash b,sincs.
VIC are enabled to sell better article at a much
lower rate than any store doing
TRADE BUSINESS.
On hand, large assortment of WipE PlpEu,
for Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders. &C.. which will
I've sold for Cash. Paper Hanging done in the
country at city prices.
n. B,-Dealcrs are invited 10 call and examine
their stock before purchasing elsewhere.
FINN Il BURTON,
No. li2 Arch Street. South side,
Philadelphia, May 26, 1si9.-Iy
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SORES CAN BE CURED.
Burns, Sealds, and all kinds of intqamcd Sor
Cured.

- '1""'" "o'eS
"e"'
VVOrSEY'S UNIVERSAL. OINTMENT, is the most
4 rsru,,tc Burn Au,I,ue ever kn,,yn II ;r.,n,i,
(nd ii by NIagc) stops pains oi the most espere
Burn and scal. For old Sores B,uises Cuts s,aains &c
sz,st it is the best application that be- made
Thu,sis bay, tried pul thousands prse IT, II il the ist
perfect al pain ever discovered An WIN
commend IT, Every family should be provided with it
None tel how soon srIie ~ the family may netsii.
TO obs.rv, ,-,c ic of IN. oer,;, C,,m., h,s ,hc
name of = rnrsrv ,,r,, % ~, H. ,,, ,, MiJ " o. ,n;,c
m ibis il ,;wg.,v ~ " ~ ~ ~ " ~
Bn,men Livery Me, Farmer, ,,, or ,y,,o ,., Horses
will find ibis Oin,imrn, IN. ,,,. h, ,l;,, ,h., ,., s
tr r,,, 5,, S,h. % xL p" .,,''s .ta , ."i ;,, mIe
surely every n,crcvuI na, ,y,mJ I, hi. ,m,nals a fr
le,n an ,s r,rsibc Emsrv,s inv.r.,l iu,,n.n, /. nj,
,i,, l.; i,n,., ,r. A"o'' N"''''' '''"' 'e "'
BITES or INsE;,iS rm,be sling or ,i,e Of r,son
s i,.n,, .r,.,.,. r,;a,, ;.'..:n ,', n, Ps'" ,
tri,,l !, and ionn, omI '' INV
pIi rs ,,i-WEn, t. ,h, p;,., ,r,s.,. t-,;, ,,;,
men, is one %, the hes, Remedies lin, can ia. a,i An
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BROWNS
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER

DREPARED and sold only, NJ FREDERICK
L BROWNS DRUG and CHEMICAL Store.
n. T.. corner d Firm and CaEsxur streets Phi
ladelpha. This Essence is warranted 10 possess
in a concentrated FORM all the valuable properties
OF Jamaica Ginger and will I've found on Trial sis
excellent Family Medicine. 1t is particularly se-
commeEded as tonic, 10 persons recovering iron,
fever or other diseases. few drops imparting tn
the stomach glow and yigor. equal Ia a vino
glass of brandy or other stimuland wnhou. any Of
the debtating effects, which are sure TO k,llSw tho
use OF liquor OF any kind and il is tssrsfors
especially ser,iceabe To childrn and females. To
the aged, IL will prove great contest to the
dyspepfc, and To those who are predisposed to
goui rheumatic affections, il gives great relief
and To the inehriatc who wishes to rctorm, bu,
whose stomach is constantly cravsag tho noS ious
liquor il is misunderstanding bone 10 the dces-
tive organs, and strength 10 resrss emptaton and
is consequently great ageat in the cause d TEN.
perancc. ~ Full directions accompanying each
bouie.
The above article can be had q, the oniee Of the
american.
Philadelphia, June :, ls49.--ly
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