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ORTHOPKDIC SURGERY.

1.-THE USE OF THE KNIFE DISPENSED WITH
THE managers of the Psrkeve Institute (near Philade
pha) have opened ward In that institution, for the
cure of DEFORMITIES or THE HUMAN BOD !,
such spine sdermed bones cab feet
and all diseases Of analogous and also hernia
rupture by which render resort TO the of the
knife unnecessary These patients will be under the charge
Of experienced and skfu Orthop@dc Surgeon (Dr T.
r. Cuen who for four years pupil of the late cele
brated Dr. HEBER CHASE, OF Philadelphia, and who
for the last ten years devoted himself TO this specially
Persons at distance consult with Dr. Cullen, by
letter. describing the and enclosing fee Of ten dollars
directed to the Of Samuel We6b, Secretary No So
South Fourth street. Philadelphia to whom ali applications
for admission are to be made.
TT. CULLEN, M. d.,
March 2D-tf Visiting Surgeon.
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said, "Whereabotts did you lose the cent! Per
haps we can find it again." Not for one single
instant could brave that tone apd that look,
but bursting into tears, screamed out "oh, i
did not lose the cent, ate up the fg." silence,
as of the grave, ensued. No one spoke. In an
instant | seemed to be separated at an I'M
mense distance from all the rest OF the family.
A great gulf yawned between us. A sense OF
loneliness and desolation and dreariness came
over me, the impression Of which, | presume,
will 90 with me forever. | left the table, and
all that afternoon, the next day, and during the
week, my feelings were melancholy In the ex-
IRENE. But as time wore away and my father
and mother, brothers and sisters, received me
back to their love and favor, my spirits recov-
cred their wonted tone. The whole event left
an indelible impression on my mind and heart.
1t convinced me that " the way of the trans
gressor is hard
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sHANNONDALE SPRINGS, JEFFERSON COuN'
TY, VIRGINIA,

THESE Springs situated emnence, on The east
l. bank Of the Shenandoah, five miles south Of charles
town, In healthy and delightful region The repuA'm
Of is well Is deemed scarcely
necessary to mention its qualities Suce 10 10 say me
analysis Of the late r lie Butts in 1871 classed the pp
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the valuable description in the whole OF mn
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from the merits Of the waters ShanDoDdsle
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THIS Institution Is situated in pleasant and healthy
part Of the country about five miles north the city
Philadelphia IL IL under the of Dr. Joshua II. Wor
Ellington, Superintendent, and lillian and Mary d. Bird
SAIL Steward and Matron and is visited weekly by Com
inittee of the Managers
The Asylum WAS founded in the year 1872 by member,
the Society Of Friends with view Of aOrdng TO those
afflicted with insanity the domestic comforts usually found
In private family combined with kind and efficient mora
and medical treatment.
Application for the admission Of patients may be made
either personally by letter addressed to
CHARLES ELLIS,
Clerk Of the Board Of Managers, No. Sc Chestnut
street, Philadelphia or to
WILLIAM BEETLE,
Secretary of the Committee on Admissions, No
Jan. 8. IA South Third street, Philadelphia
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SALT BATHING-PINrY POINT PAVILION.

THIS beautiful establishment recently enlarged and i'm
proved is now open for the reception Of visitors The
great benefits resulting bathing and the sea breeze
becoming known and appreciated No place can he
more healthy or possess finer climate than this does
through the entire summer and fall months fever and sgue
and bilious fever entirely unknown. The drinking wa
ter IL from Of pures springs in the country hns
band Of has engaged for the season The hotel
Ia complete in al it's arrangements active and efficient as
ssants have been procured and exerons Will be spared
render ID In alt respects the most agreeable and pleasant
resort In the whole country.
The steamers from Norfolk, Richmond, Washington and
Baltimore, land passengers daily
Board per day 81 "
Board per week wv
Board per month IW
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LARD OIL.

IMPROVED LARD OlL.--Lard Oil OF the finest quality
equal to sperm for combustion also for machinery and
wooens being manufactured without acids always be
purchased and shipped in strong barrels
prevent leakage Orders received and executed for the
Lake Atlantic and Southern cities for the Wsstndss
and Csnadas. Apply to
THOMAS EMERY Lard OIL Manufacturer,
Jan. 30. u Wster street, Walnut Cincinnati, u
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VIRTUES OF MnK-lt is a most perfect diet.
Nothing like tit contains curd which is ne
cessary for the development and formation OF
muscle butter for the production of an ade-
quate supply of fat; sugar to feed the resplra-
ton, and thereby add warmth 10 the body ; the
phosphates of lime and magnesia, the peroxide
Of iron, the chlordes of potassium and soda,
with the free soda, required to give soldty and
strength to the bone, together with the saline
particles essentially necessary for other parts
of the body. 1t contains lactid acid, or the acid
Of milk, which chemists inform us is the acid
of the gastric juice, so requisite for the proper
dissolving of our food in the stomach. 1t is
therefore obvious that milk should be chemically
correct in all its constituents, and that its bene-
fetal effects on the constitution should not be
neutralized by adulteration. SIT is" Prout
properly states, " the true type of all food"
How necessary, therefore, is 1t that 1t should
be pure otherwise this wonderful and wise pro-
vision of Providence would be curse rather
than blessing.-Bugg's Observation on MIX.
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A TT0RNEYS and Coupssuor, ot -. -, g..
II !" CAa"oeTy Youngstown MahOnins county OHIO
a.. "a K J. POWERS
g. W SRhTON
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SUMMER ARRANG EMENT-is5i

From Mem York and Intermediate Places.
TINE Camden and Amboy Railroad and Phadelphs and
Il Trenton Railroad lines leave Walnut Street Wharf
Philadelphia for New York, as follows:
LIST class. ID class.
Ate "a NJ, via Camden and Jersey City,
Sundays excepted,) fare % 81 30
At A. M via rscony and Jersey City,
Alto A. M, via Camden and South Am
boy, fare !"
At p NJ, via Camden and South AM
At5P NJ, via Tacony and Jersey City,
daily fare 4 W
Emigrant Transportation Line from Philadelphia al
p M, via Bordentown and South Amboy except sun
dsys) fare 81 50.
W. r. GATZMER, Agent q, "A X. n. Co.
May S-3m JAS. HINkLE, Agent p. q L K X. Co.
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YOUNG MEN.-The most anxious moment is
when he iorsakes the parental roof, and goes
into the wide world to seek livelihood. The
interests of life are crowded into that period
The tears of mother and the counsels of IA
ther consecrate the eventful moment. Away
from old associates, and settled in some new
home, how apt the former restraints are TO be
cast Off The trial of virtue now comes--the
test of principle is now applied. lfhe holds fast
TO integrity, the prayers OF his father and moth
err rising oft when the still dews are falling
will bring blessings thick as the mamma that
fell around the camp Of the elected nation, upon
his path. But il he proves iailhless, then will
memory embi,ter his life, then will his parents
welcome the grave, that they may hide their
dshonor in the dust.
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MARLBORO HOTEL
l. 2se Washingsss street, bsseses ~ PAIES
March SD-ly9
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SCHOOL CHARAcTER.-Everys choolboy has
a character. Let us go among group of them,
and all doubts will vanish. There are selfish
Harry. lying Tom, slovenly Peter, gluttonous
Jim, sly Charley, cowardly Dick, and fighting
Jack, as well as generous George, truthful 10
seph, and honest Bob. Ask for evidence that
these descriptions are truly applied, and we
shall find the same rules of judgment are adopt
ed here that are adopted among grown men.
There is commanding public sentiment in
every play ground, and the same right princi-
~ th"t H0NugTe- fnF grown man. and great
man, the respect and confidence OF his feTi6w-
citizens. will, other things being equal, secure
for boy the ioSs S.y., <,on,s1e1cS * ee.I
A long face may be put on-a fawning or hyp-
ocritical boy may play game with an easy,
credulous teacher, and for a while retain false
place in his estimation. But the veil is
too thin. The true character comes out broad
ly in the play ground or on the ice, and the boy
that deserves to be loved is loved.
As it is among schoolboys, so it is all the
world over An honest and virtuous man may
sometimes be unjustly suspected, and the breath
Of the slanderer may tarnish for moment an
innocent reputation but the right side comes
up sooner or later, and truth uiumphs.
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AMERICAN AND FOR EIGN AGENCY
Ctr of Washington,

y IU
TIMER the direction OF AARON HAIGHT PAbbppITTf
u Of New York, and WOR THING TON GAn nIs cauu.
SON SNETHEN Of New Orleans Attorneys a"'
sellers Of the supreme Court Of the Unitei otatrs
rhi. Is formed for the following
For pras,icns Law In the supreme Court Of ne Tn
States, and conducting professional business "'''
For the pr.sscution and recovery Of all eailns ~,
or ,oni,v against the United States before Congress
Executive Departments, OF against foreign "V'"
Tore boAras ~ accounts with the State IreA
49, W., Nav Pest once and Interior Department, .
obtaining the remission Of lines pena'les a. a, other
o.. .ua~st violstious of the revenue, poet omcsi '"
laws, -. ..,.,, IN, tryentious from ne
United from foreign eo'.,nnsn nsnson
land warrants and pensions unaer '"e
Of the United States ......,,x debts legaeiss,
and the United States apo states
% e. -. nurchase and sale Of lands IN sny an mort
AZ rsry,tor,es Of the Unon and c~n'hs
rage Of real lying therein limited and State
For nvessmen, .s,,on Of the dvideads ,nsIsGn
n.s ,na Co. ~, tran saossa ofsii business
law loan and b.n.iss sssrs. post paid 70 Messrs Pa
Al S".,Ssn American and rsrss mi s',.,,,on
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vH,C MEDICAL COLLEGE,
c.,.r n Wsfan Rowand Fvh "'sef, C~e'H"ah an a,
THE FAN and Winter Session ., ini N S 1851 and
.: s"%% sirsssn weeks; sin Lectures per day
FACULTY.
IA Pevos, M d., Professor Of Medical ana 0r'
slas'T johnson, NJ d, Professor Of Theory and r''''
Of Payrin, NJ ID, Professor Of chsmistr, ana wv
AL Jurisprudence - u,.nv M.tsria Md
,ca ssd Pharmacy. ...v and Phys
8. H. sfock,psl, M. ID, Professor Of Anatomy '"'
ic'cey. a, r, p..,...., ~ oh,tetrtcs and Dfs.s''
Of Women and Children.
y IN Sfockssea NJ d., Deuenssrai.r r..aty
Joseph Bre~., NJ ID, Dean Of the mea'eA "a, ara.
r,cksss 10 the full course, e6o; HssresA"'"'
uatiss fss, ~. la,, r--@
CiscisNsn, Jx:y 10, 1851
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AN ALLEGoRY.-A humming-bird met a
butterfly, and, being pleased with the beau
ty of its person and the glory of its wings, made
an offer Of perpetual friendship.
90 | cannot think of it," was the reply, " as
you once spurned me, and called me drawl-
ing dolt."
Impossbe!" exclaimed the humming-
bird | always entertained the highest respect
for such beautiful creatures as your
I" Perhaps you do now" said the other, Z" but
when you insulted me was caterpillar. So
let me give you piece of advice. Never in
suit the humble, as they may some day become
your superiors."
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LAW OFFICE, COLUMBUS. O.

NLTILLIAM b. JARVIS, Jun, Attorxsy and CossIsId
w stLs,o, Columbus, Ohio. Once in Platte nswbuh
ing State street, opposite south door Of State House
business contested With the profession dhs
euslly attended to. Ian
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All the world is complaining of the want of
friends, and yet scarcely anybody gives himself
the trouble of bringing the necessary DISPOSE
tons to gain and preserve them.
1t is not what we earn that makes us rich,
but what we save; it is not what we eat, but
what we digest, that makes us fat; it is not
what we read, but what we remember, that
makes us learned.
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THE SOUTH BEND CASE.

PAMPHLET of ~ PIP. has just been published, entitled
IA The South Bend nd fugitive Slave Case involving
the Right to writ of Habeas Corpus IL is for sale by
William Harmed AZ Beekman street. New York Price 80
hundred, and s cents single copy. Aug. 7-3m
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ATTACHMENT OF BIRDs.-Singing birds, if
we would narrowly watch them, possess the
most singular attractions, and exhibit the most
romantic attachment. Not a movement of
their master or mistress escapes their observa-
ton. They may be taught, easily taught, by
afiectionate care, to come ont of the cage when
called for, or to sit on the finger and sing when
requested. A single movement of the head or
expression of the eye will accomplish this
whilst the reward of bit of hard-boiled egg, or
a morsel of sugar, will speedily cement an in
timacy terminable only by death; the attach
ment of birds knows no other limit.
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New DISCOVERIES IN AssYRn-Mr. Layard,
in excavating beneath the Pyramid at Nlmrod,
has penetrated a mass Of masonry, in which
he had discovered the tomb and statue Of Sar-
danapaulis, accompanied by full annals OF the
monarch's reign, engraven on the walls: He
had also found tablets of all sorts, all of them
being historical; but the crowning discovery
he had to describe. The palace of Nineveh, or
Koynupih, had evidently been destroyed by
fire but one portion of the building seemed to
have escaped its influence. Mr. Layard,
in excavating in this part of the palace, has
found large room filled with what appeared
to be the archives of the empire, ranged in
successive tablets of terra Gotta, the writings
being as perfect as when first stamped. They
Were piled in huge heaps from the floor to the
ceiling,
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TO THE TRAVELLING PIJBIIC.

HAVING associated myself in business with MIR. JOHN
IL A. PARKS, Of the "MARLBORO HOTELp /
would invite those whom for the past years been
sceusSmed 70 meet sc this and the Ad.s House
-. q 90 - -. IL while in the city.
w to the utmost strive 20 those who
may favor me with their patronage.
5,a,Soro ~ M nm. ua,cn, tSs-s 800 80.
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsYL-


FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PENNsYL-
yANIA.
THE regular Of Lectures In this Institution will
l. commence on Monday, September LIST, 1861, and
tiDue four months.
FACULTY.
~ r.. Moseey, NJ ID Professor Of Anatomy and Pbysi.
ology.
abraham Lirezey NJ d. Professor of Practice of Medi.
cine.
Janes s. Longslore NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases Of Women and Children
G. w Gleason NJ d., Professor of Institutes of Medi-
cine and Surgery.
M w Diekerson, NJ d., Professor of Materia Medica-
Ddpid j. Johnson, M D., Professor Of Chemistry.
Hannah T.. Longsh0re, Demonstrator OF Anatomy.
n Degrees will be conferred aud diplomas granted
the successful candidates practicable after the
close Of the course OF Lectures
FEES.
To each Professor 3l0
Naturalization fee (pad only
Graduation fee Is
post paid, to NJ r. MOSELEY, NJ D., Dean Of The Fac.
uhy No. 229 Arch street Philadelphia June l2-3m
Joseph c. Butler. Peter L Brorn. Heary H. Stout.
JOSEPH c. BUTLER CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, COMMISSION
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Corner of Main aud Columbia Streets,
July 3-3m CINCINNATI OHIO
THOMAS EMERY,
MANUFACTURES of Lard Oil, Star aud Adamantine
WI Candles 80 Water street between Main and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati Ohio.
b. Cash paid for Nos and lard grease, mutton and
beef tallow. May l5-tf
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Fron the New York Evening Post
TIE BUFFALO OUTRAGE.

DogbSry.-YOu thought here TO be the most
aud NJ for the constable Of the watch therefore
bear yon the lantern This Is your charge You shall
comprehend all vagrom men; you are to bid any man
stand in the Princes name-much Ado About Nothing.
First Cl0nn But is this lsw7
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GIN MAKING, &C.

We arc prepared 10 execute orders TO
any cNtcHt IN The above Inc, both for new
Worktnt repairs. Oar Cans are no, sur
passed II any made III the State, possessing
ali the ;.,.aiinGc- oi the Falling Breast
and SInng Ribs, wl.ch saves great deal
III WAY d repairs. We also Use the Steel
Plate S.W#, viii teeth Sc, III an angle that
cannot possibly lnlurc lhc finest staple,
wiiii n! .HgGu nsHnr - regulate ,i.c lno,iur
II the cotton; 0.:r brush 5 CONSTRUCTED, Oh n
plan, gang at once, the advantages oi
Irghtn"-s, Strength aud torcc-all very
nAtcr., II II" ,ucccSsiUi operation o! n
G!n. We would invite planters To call
III orr shop and examine ior themselves.
whilst :" ""uii assure The public general
Is, ihn'iFny shall lrvc nu cnusc to COM
pian either ol our work or prices.
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared To do work III the
Cabn", ilnc--sg,h rs Brdsicads. Ward
robes Safes, BpDk eases. Stands, Tables,
tnpl"ar'ls, Nc &c. al short notice, ON
Iihcni terms.
HUDSON & BROTHER.
tlp>j', iFt Pr,yIWcrinn chRrch.
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