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New Books or the Holidays.
MRS. KIRKLAND's HOME CIRCLE.

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DETERSON's MAGAZINE

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This superb Number. which has been rvaed just
received Now is the time subscribe for 1855 Peter
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give coored fashions in 1853 As Magazine for Ladies,
for family reading text book Of fashion, it is inds
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GpceiGl Notices.

In DEMocRAric WIG GENERAL COMMITTEES ana
COMMITTEE Broadway House, Dec. :, lSs&'
~ Resolved, That it be recommended 10 the s ssvs
raj WeId Committees hold all election on w hDNf-S-
DAY e 22d OF December, between the hours OF seven
and O'Clock AN for the purpose Of ehoosns hss s
xast from each Ward the General COMMITTEE hve peI
esssts from each Ward the Young Mems General 0o
ust,se anG a Ward Committee for the ensuing year; c
Two days notice to be given by the several Ma =. Ia
miftes OF the time and place where such elections are 20 p
hcld the election TO be by ballot; the Wand Comn'e 70
dvsaate least three Inspectors 70 serve ana 70
tAes far as practicable from the Wing Inspectors ee0'
GEORGE J. CORNELL,
Chairman Dem. WI Gen. Com
WI L. SRARpLow, s,rre,ares
ERASTUS BROOKS,
Chairman Young Mems Gen Com
B. l. Bud, }s.,.,.,;.s
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PAPER for your Family.
VNHE HOME JOURNAL. New Series for


consequence Of the and continually increasing de-
mand for this elegantly printed wideycrculsed and uni
veisay popular Family Newspaper, have heretofore
been unable furnish the back numbers TO only very in-
ted extent To avoid this disappointment III future we
shs on the fret Of January next commence the puoca
ton of new series and print such increased edition
will enable supply New Subscribers from that date
Besides the original productions ofthe Edtorthe Foren
and Domestic OF large list Of contributors
the spice Of the European Mlgaznesthe selections Of The
most interesting public OF the daythe brief noyes-
the piqusnt stoies-tbs sparkling wit and amusing aAec
doe-the and gossip Of the Partisan paPers-tne per-
soua sketches Of public cbeecersthe stirring scenes OF
the world we live the chronicle Of the for ladies'
the fashions and fashionable gossipthe facts and outlines
OF news-tbe pics Of English intormgt0nhe wit hamor
and pathcs of the tnesthe essays life literature
cety and morals and the usual variety Of careful choosings
from the wilderness OF Eng h periodical hieraure crit
cisrn poetry, ETC. several NEW FEATURES OF remark
able interest viii enrich and 1--WE value TO the NEW aud
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~ Miss Baeen,s Plan Of Historical instrn s.,S
s-t the Request Of ladies' connecsed win scaoo ~.
81 bssons Who ccnnot attend the morning ies,oas ~
- IGN win siys on SATURDAY EVENING ISah
y" her system Of Hsiorcai Instruction Admission "s''
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Look sharp for the

Look sharp for the
CUNDAY DISPATCH of THIS WEEK!
~ The number for December 10 viii contain large
1TiHf EXCITING STORY OF EyELEEN WILSON,
the unfortunate eigrant sr who threw herself into the
LEAVES FROM THE JOURNAL OF AN OLD
NETWORK DOCTOR, in VIII ch the author gives us some
the interesting and events in life OF twenty
IAN An lRfsHMAN's NoTINos IN NETWORK, or Con-
nsugh which rhsddeus Seaman gives
one his friends at home his opinion matters aud things
here as they come under his observation
THE OLD MANS STORY IN which - narrated one OF
the tugca and exciting Weddings or the way he got
FANNY FERNS LAST SERMON or Midnight Sketch.
&c CRIMINAL riSI, INA DoINGs FOR THE wEEK-Gathered
NEWS OF THE wORLD-A carefully prepared digest
Of all the news that has TO hand for week.
TIE WoRID OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Musical Items,
the Theates Actors at home and abroad aud Items OF tn
THE SPORTING WORLD. giving all the Items that
have nanspired or come hand during the week.
AN INTERESTING LETTER FROM PARIS, giving
the rev. and SesslR Of The French capital With
swers 10 knOtty questions OF all sorts.
ITEMS About EVENTS IN THE CITY AND SUB
URBs which all that has transpired IN and around this
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS on subjects of interest, aud the
LiGHT READING embracing jokes, faceua, Ge. from
joe Miller and other sources.
INTERESTING EDITORIAL MATTER on the events
Making perhaps. the largest amount of reading
matter offered weekly paper az the low Prics OF
THREE CENTS
Tie circulation of THE SUNDAY DISPATCH il now
OVER 27,OoO COPIES PER WEEK,
sp6 steadily increasing making of the best adver
tsug mediums open TO the business portion oil the
NewNOTk population Prices moderate. circulation con-
sdered All adveTtisesents intended for rae Dispatch
should be sent in early Saturday morning to secure
f''f'' -'''1' OFFICE, No IS ANN-sr.
few doors above Nassau.
The Dispatch sale every Sunday morning by aoout
1900 News AGENTS Carriers and Cheap Puocson
IL ale in all parts of the city and suburbs ot
ing ocrmuense edition. 1t syery seldom tnat copy Of tne
PAPER can b. procured after 10 O'Clock IN the morning IN
man, stores they all gone by Hence all who desire 70
Get copies TO prevent disappointment should make early
application.
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amusemeuts.

METROPOLITAN HALL -
On Saturday Evening Dec 49, on which occasion ne VIII
NJ ALLYN DoDwORTH,
MFR q. kNOEPFEL, Solo Pianist,
Grand Orchestra of FIFTY Performers,
Military Bard OF FORTf.FlNE, asd
THE CORNET RAND.
Conductor, HARNEYB. DODWORTH
PROGRAMME PART l.
l. Overture 70 Jessando, full bandl .SpoM
2 Tcrz,tte Bellisairo, (Cornet Bandl DonizetA
s. Ouckstep, Lone Star, military Band HaTm.
4 Sextette Sounds from Home. .GInee.
Messrs. Thomas, Ziesc, Ritter, Wey-
rauck Glopeyelt and Downing 49,,
s. Tho LucIezia Borgia, Military bandl 'Doni1e'u'
Part II. $50,
6 Overture. JUnel. ''eSe4
Full MILITARY Bard. first time In Aufe,lea
T. Comet Solo, Rondo Finale. MsfeI5eA
Q ro,o.,,.,, g., Piano -. .Mendelsolin.
Mr. Knoepfel and fun Or.hestra -.
Dirse ST. Paul, (fQll band) b. poawo'SI
By request. As performed BY the Band az MettoP'N
tan Hall on the occasion of the webster Oossq
TO- Medley Ouickstep, full band. ...h d. poa"o''i
Doors open at o'clock, p. NJ Concert to commence a.
Subscriptions S. emitting subscribers to Two hese''ea
Seats TO each Concert. upnOn
NORTH Co.'S Muse Store, No 4S broaaMsy' -,
S,nsle Tickets to this Concert FIFTY GENTS iof SO
At he Music Stores and the door on the evsnns o. e
Concert A.. ,.~,,, the sa.ts marked
Fngsred unless they hold the ticket ee-Soe the e0fe
Ing humber.
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NEW VOLUME of PUTNANrs SEMI

NEW VOLUME of PUTNAMS SEMI
IN MONTHLY LIBRARY-G. p. PUTNAM 4 CO.
will publish on FRIDAY: - -
A STORY or LIFE on THE ISTHMUs. By J. w
Flbsns limo. Paper, -1Sc.; cloth, &c
CosrExrs-Iife in Dishatile; Vale and Parkns; Life
Saved; Monsieur Crspoiep Preparations for start In
Route; A Tramp in the Woods Afer Dinner; The Bottle
Maru.cripts; TIE Padre; Developmen,s Chaues River;
Dc. Herunanus; Night on the Rlrer: What Day may
Brng Forth An Official DISCLOSURE Seems az PAenqas
Go-gona
II or SATURDAY;
MEMOIRS OF A HUGUESOT FAMILY. Translated
and corriltd nSm the original autobiography Of Rev.
James FontAre and other family nanuscpts eonprsns
an orrns Journal of Travels Virginia New-fork. kc,
10 5l5 end 7I6 by Anna MsuTy, with an Appendix con-
iuing trass on Of the Edet Of Nantes the Edict OF
Revocation AID other interesting msroncai documents,
with Two Portraits. vol, limo. Cloth, 81 3D.
This repste with passages Of quaint and curious
interest II presents gnpses Of e and adventure and
Illustrative OF the history Of the Hng1erots IN America
HOMES on AMERICAN AUTHORS. illustrated with
about fty enuzvrss steel wood and stone and desczp
five kr,chss by some the writers Second
edition--iz various elegant binaines.
TIE TENANTS OF THE WOODS. Spsndid,y Illus
,red with exqu,ey eolored pictures Of brs and no"e
Imperial evo, elegantly bound
NEW MISERIES OF HUMAN LlFE-sn oo H'sAH
undermined a.. r.. u..a
A FORTNIGHT IN IRELAND BY sn ffAicn ne-''
ssrhor Of Fsgeot Of French st'en ke-
COURSE OF ENGLISH READING Prepared of sne
Mercantile Library Aasei<een-
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~ Tenth Ward.-The Wig Electors OF ths Asn
Wesd requested to meet a. heIlensers oly ,,h
hsecme and l. dridse-s,s on MONDAY EVENING. ttn
49, at " O'Clock for the purpose OF making !eket p u
0e1ia and " ard Committees, TO DO supported 81 tne
essy Election or the 22i ins..
~ Ward Committee, sixteenth w ard
nsered That TIE Wings OF the AVIth " ass " 40 - "a
@ed Committees 20 be voted for at che Primary see
be and they are hereby invited to atena
@yUeetng at the Wing Headquarters, ltast, neHl ''A
w. % MONDAY EVENING the snth, az 4 . o Sosa.
BY order. H. SMITH, oH"N
~ SasvsOs, seesesane.
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DARGE for sALE.-The Barge CLINTON,

=
Co Tnbuns Office.
DARGE for SALE.-The Barge CLINTON,
offered for sa saSis 23 tuns burden with g, dragt Of
water well fitted for freight with suitable accommodations
for Ses b. .ss am rA Ss ri
|. the Per foo, Of Munsyst y x and o. Tss.isy ard
at q r. csSptw, 20 s NIB
scnberS az PokeePas. DOUGHTY, WILKINSON Co.
IRON WORKS for SALE.-The PROVE
i DENCE IRON COMPANY, TO closs IN, Offer
I.nsitetaIs lion, situated tide water At SoI Point ia
These wols have all been erected within sven yesrs
are rood order and ready 10 be into immediate opsr
an and to the production OFF, tnns ofsoa into
Connected With the above Wire Mil capable Of run
s Demand IN a. ; Ss
uent least equal " the ertire produet Of the MIL
Also ReyncssPatent whousht Spike and Nail Mschnes
capable of turning out $50 TO us czsks per day. and which
c1nd be easily arr ranged TO double thar product
spared hsvins everything il Of the most pesset
hind and the inventory exhibit. complete estsblah-
Its thought that no place the United states presents
better opening for the successful prosecution, BY practical
the City Providence center large add Dy
lcIeeiDg manufacturing dsrct requiring To- connmpeon
the entire production ofthese works
Of vessels which frequent bay c.o load and receive
carso<s without hgt~rzxe allows of their Receiving their
supplies Of coal and iron the lowest rs OF eishe and
afor at all times be had good terms - elsewhere
in New England.
Asii ssupposed the purchs.er would desire % sn.nns
The properly viii be sod cheap and the terms Of
win be made essy. A. m, .,
For On eIaminssion of the property spply 20 M n.
HENDERSON, on the premises, and Coz term = s2phca-
''S- ~ " ~ =, HENRY l. KENDALL
DANlNE PAINE,
EDWARD PEAHCE.
Providsses, r. l., Dee. M, lsA
~ M A~oA nj
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A GREAT CHANCE 10 MAKE MONEY
"A for an ACTIVE MAN-For Sale, the night Of this
Co Trihune Office.
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,,tp MeclaEics' Society Lectures, S5l.'3-
Msehsnies Han, 472 Broadway, MONDAYS, at II
D,ce mber so-PrOf II. o. Dorenus Chemistry, with e1
December z-REof r. o. Doremus Chemistry, with ex
Jsn9ary 3-Rev Thomas Stan King Mountains, and
January no, Rev E. H. Chapin. John Hampton, or tn.
Progress Of Popular Liberty
u Lecture-Progress Of Empire.-Col. JOHN
H. DORRANCE (by particular request) viii deiivr lee
ture at Clinton Hall, On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. 20 on
the ProsTets Of Empire in Ancient and Modern Times"
Tickets q cents nembers usually to be had Metropo
htsn Hotel Halls Music Store and desk Of the Library
Lecture TO commence at Q O'Clock.
~ Franklin Lectures, at the Tabernacle. Pro-
fesOr OIMSTED viii awe bis third Lecture Astron
omy' On MONDAY EVENING Dec. n, at O'Clock Sub
jet: Survey Of the Starry Heavens" Admission one
shilling.
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GAMES! GAMES! GAMES i!!-Just pub
N Ished and for sale by BUNCE BROTHER, No.
lS4 Nssssu-st., the rev games Of
SPECULATION
YANkFE PEDDLER.
SNIP, SNAP. SNORUM,
CHRONOLOGICAL CARDS,
SOCIAL GAME,
UNCLE TOM ami LITTLE EVA,
With large variety Of other Games comprising TIE best
esorsent in the city for sale by tie single one, dozen or
mes BUNCE 4 BROTHER
pockseners and p blishers Nc. lSi Nas.a-st.,
opposite Clinton Hall
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Now ready and for sale by all Booksellers,
A GOLD MADAL awarded for the be

A GOLD MADAL awarded for the best
"A Book binding, given BY the American Institute,
nj the late Fair, 10 T.. WALKER SONS, New ork
Book Biz derry, No ia Futou-st.
T. w. 4 Sons respectfully inform their friends and the
public that they give special attention their elegant Pic
oral and Substantial Book binding, of all descriptions OF
large illustrated works, e.
Boydelfs Shakspere, Field Book OF the Revolution,
Uo1arihs Works Virtues Bible and illustrated
HaIper's Bible and Shskspero, Works
Uarper's Magazine Tails 4 Co.'s Shakspere,
Iucorographic Encyclopedias Audubon's Qualrupeds aud
Family Deyotions Omitbol0gy otAulerca.
The Life of Christ, Royal Portfolios aud Aliases
~ All descriptions of Pictorial Library aud Job Book
binding executed and elegant styles reasonable
PRICES at their old stand, No ia Falton-st.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS for I3j3-Elegant
Books and other articles suitable for Christmas and
Now-Years presents, at RAfN0KS Book Store:
English ard American Animals published for 1853.
Fine Illustrated and Illuminated Works in eles ant bind
ings
Standard and Religious Books-by approved authors.
Beautiful editions OF the Bible Prayer and Hymn Books
English and American POets-various editions.
Books for Children-av very large assortment.
Fancy Articles in great vGrty.
Games, Puzzles Building Blocks &C. &c.
All offered at the lowest prices. .
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ID THIS EVENING, Dec. 10, will be played,
DAVID COPPERFIELD
Miss Trotwood, Mrs Hughes Rosa Dartle . Mrs Dyott
MIR Mcswber Mr. Burton Mrs Mieawber; Mrs 5kerrett
ONE THOUSAND MILLINERS WANTED
Joe Mr. Burton Angelica. Mrs. Hughes
Doors open at 6. O'Clock; pertormanees commence At J.
vate Boxes IS; Orchestra Chairs, IS cents.
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ADVISER and MARRIAGE

MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE
w GUIDE-A practical rea,ise never before published,
% a copy, free of postage. sold by SfRlNGER
TOWNSFND, No ~, j. c. HARRlOT, No. 1927 Broad.
way; and by the author, NJ. LARM0Nr Physician and
Surgeon, No ~ Reade-st, corner OF Broadway, n y,
where he oil these complaints, om IL H. till NJ
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THEATER-Br Broadway.

w w WAILAcK, Lessee-J. W. LISTEN, Stage Mn
sgsr.-TTiIS EVENING, Dec. 10,
MORNING CALL.
Sir Edward Mr. Lester Mrs Chingtone. Miss Keene
After which, Goldsmith's Comedy of
SHE STOOPS no CONQUER
Mr. Hardcastle Mr. Blake Toney Lumpkin. Mr.. Walcot
Young Marrow Mr. Lester Miss Hirdcastle Miss Keene
Doors open at 50 O'Clock; performance 20 commence at
Parquet and Dress Circle 50 cents Family Circle - cents
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~ The Canal-st. r.. Ii. Society meet at No. ls5
SpTiug-st- in Merits new hail. on SUNDAY EVENING
Eminent spta positively engaged The friends OF
Temperance respectfully invited 20 attend.
JOHN QUA, President.
RORyRT Cam Secretary
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DANyARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA.

ID LEM and the HOLY LAND Is now open-atne~on
so cts-ehidTen half prlce-at the new and spacious
GEORAMA,
in Broadway. adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel and con.
usde III on the spot by Mr. BANyARD during an excessive
tcur undertaken expressly for tine WORKS. Mr. b. viii
nlsn The PAntips. personally Picture al and
WEDNESDAY, and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
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NIBLO's GARDEN-JoHS SEFToS, Mar
IN azer.-BENEFIT of CAROLINE ROUSSET.-THIS
EVENING Dec IT, will be performed the
EEIGHBORS WIFE.
Mrs Somerton. Mrs Mseder Mr. Smith. Mr.. j. Seton
To be follOwedb by last time in New. York,
LA VIVANDIERE.
Kathi. Mile {. Rousset Hans Mile. Adelaide
Tickets 50 cents Private Boxes s. Doors open at T. To
az "a,
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Religious Notltes.

~ Eastern Coneyegntionai Chnrch.-Rev.
GEU. ID. N. FOLSOM. of Syracuse. will preach Morning
and Afternoon at lOt and O'Clock.
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Observation-Disclosures BALL
Il in aid of the NETWORK FIRE DEPARTMEni
FUND will take place al the Aston PLACE ofEhA
HOUSE on MONDAY EVENING Jan ~ 1853 Tickets
10 he lad of the Cnmmlttee.
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ROBERT CARTER L BROTHERS,,
No. 225 Broadway

No. rs Broadway.
THE DAUGHfERs OF CHINA BY Ms. Bridgeman.
L. no IS cents .. 800, -, ,
SCOTTISH COVENANT. By George Giifllan. 10 mo.
Illustrated. 81 cents.
THE COURSE OF FAITH. BY John Angel James
IS
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n TakP IlIht
Others besides Old Father Time have only let themselves
forcocks 10 he taken through their carees-nes IN not
sdoptng sure remedies for Badness When the disease
which causes loss of hair begins TO manifest itself Try me
HYPERION FLUID, invented ard cold by WILLIAM
BCGLE No z77 Washingtonst AsapTevennve OF cure
of Badness IL has no equal
May be he'd of A b. D. Sands No 100 Futon:st Rush
ton CLARK Co. No 27S aud Rice Smith, No ~ Broad.
way; Cary CO. No 2s5 Pearst, and BY Druggists aud
Perfume rs throas hout the world
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" Gifts aud Presents for the HOitdays.-
The Ladies of ST. Paus Church. at Tompkinsvie Staten
Island, propose holding Fair, in and OF the above
Church, on TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Dec. Il aud
o. from 10 A. NJ. to 10 7. NJ in the Bas ment of the
Church The articles offered for sale will be various and
beautiful suitable for presents at the coming season.
large supply Of useful articles will also be offered for sale az
fail and reasonable prices AL Interested in benevolent
and praseworihy object earnestly solicited for pa
trOnage.
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TWO LECTURES on NTEMPERANCE.
Wanis.

A CHuDs NURSE by respectable, steady
"A fonns Woman Il willing to make herseh son rally
useful Csn De seen q, her las; place untl suited CLi st
No q Fourthst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-18

~ Why Tny most INhOrDitIht Itatts.
Or delays most provoking endure,
When ELKINs comes forward and states
Where bargains yen all may secu.e
Where Shirts, made TO order, all fit,
And 30 home the specified day
IL you're wise the eNtortioners quit,
For Four Eeighty- four in Broadway.
81 SO for new STYLE corded front Shirt made TO me
ure.
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yUyHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

ART containing a series Of authentic PAINTINGS BY
the most celebrated srr.s, in chronological order ron
Guido de Sienne tA.D. l22l) down to toracs 'ernes
now one for exhibition the Society Library Rooms ron
SAN TO p NJ and II TO 81 Pm. Admission q cents
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(Y- Ladies, Fair Mt Williamsbursl,-Th The La
dies OF tho Uniyersas Church and Society Will bold Ear
and Festiy al on WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON and EVEN
ING ed inst at the Odeou 1.-THE Metropolitan Hall" of
Wisnsbursh) 5th-st near South 4h An ample assort-
nent of useful and fancy articles will be displayed and
plentiful supply of refreshments be provided Admission
IS
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"ANTED-By a recent graduate of New
w England College, employment Classical Msth'
emstics teacher either IN the capacity Of prvss tutor or
of an assistant ia some established Institution. Cen pro-
duce satisfactory testimonials as 70 qualifications and refer
20 many gentlemen resident In thus city Terms moderate.
Address q. A. X, at this Office.
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~ S12J.-FOr Snle-A few Of those choice
BUILDING LOTS, situate the depot at Jamaica L.
where are all of the advantages of good schoo academies
churches and the best society only S25 each Cal
on S WILCOX No. 81 John-sf., Newlork.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-07-22
Hobensack's Liver Pills.

No part of the system is more liable to dis
ease than the Lioer, it serving as filterer to
purify the blood, or giving the proper secre-
ton to the bile; so that any wrong action of
the Liver effects the other important parts of
the system, and results varioasly, in Liver Com
Plaint, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, sc. We should,
therefore, watch every symptom that ght in
dIcate wrong action of the Liver These Pills
being composed of Roots E Plants furnished by
nature TO heal the sick Namely. lst, An Er-
PeetoraHt, which arguments the secretion from
the pulmonary mucus membrane, or promotes
the discharge of sccreted matter 2nd An A.
teTnattoe, which changes in some inexplicable and
lnsenslble manner the certain morbid action of
the system. 3rd. Tome, which gives tone and
strength to the nervous system renewing health
and vigor to all parts of the body 4th, A Cath
artc, which acts in perfect harmony with the
other ingredients, and operating on the Bowels,
and expelling the whole mass of corrupt and Vi
uated matter and purifying the Blood, which
destroys disease and restores health
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-07-22
say- $500 CHALLENGE.

WHATEVER concerns the health and happi-
W ness of people is at all times of most val
liable Importance. l take it for granted that
every person will do all in their power, to save
the lives of their children, and that every per-
son will endeavor to promote their own health
at all sacrifices feel it to be my duty to SOL
emnly assure you that acornss, according to the
opinions Of the most celebrated Physicians, are
the primary causes of large majority of disc
ases to which children and adults are liable if
you have an appetite continually changeable
from one kind of food to another, Bad Breath
Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hard
ness and Fullness of the Belly, Dry Cough
Slow Fever, Pulse regular-remember that all
these denotes ecorns, and you should at once
annlV the rnmRdv