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DOsTPONEMENT.-iN CONSEQUENCE
NTEAT AND DESIKARLE RESInENCE

y FOR SALE wish to sellIhe house which live
situated the est side Of Summer street. No. 81 between
Broad and Church streets The house thirty feet
from the street. story, and in good repair and album
dance of fine shade trees Forterms apply at McCrea
4 Ter'ass' on Broad street.
dec2I w II JOHNSON.
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n
- AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, FURNITURE,
&Cl will eel TO the highest bidder for cash at the Office
of Glover BOyd Thursday Jan. r. s54, valuable
Law and Miscellaneous Library; also lot of Furniture,
consisting of Sofas Lounges Tables Chairs, &c The said
Books and Furniture be till the dav sale III
office of Glover Boyd, No 81 Cherry street sale to COM
mence at 10 O'Clock, A NJ. ID BklEN,
dee22-td Clerk and Master
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BESTFURNTTUREV

Il 50 boxes Fire Crackers.
100 gross Patridges Matches.
cask best Dutch Nader, received and for sale low
deCl5 EWlN BROTHERS.
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river remains on a stand There
eet N Harpeth shoals.
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DOY'S CLOTHING DEPOT!-The subscribers
have the extensive and varied assortment OF
Clothing for Boys from to Is offered for sale in the
Union Orders for Gentemens Clothing filled at the shot
estnotice.
Persons purchasing Clothing this establishment have
the privilege Of changing them if they onOt suit
F. A HOYT 4 BRO
G w cOrpar of and q ~ Pbiladejphia
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citizcns-by conversations at the fires'de and IN
social intercourse the organization OF
township and county clubs-by the gratuitous
circulation Of speeches and documents contain
ing reliable facts, and by appeals to Heaven
for blessing on their labors. A righteous
cause does not require unrighteous means to
sustain ii, and persistent action in the right
direction will not fail to convince Shareholders,
as well as lukewarm non.slaveholderS, that
their interests and the interests of the nation,
no less than the advancement of Humanity in
knowledge and virtue, demand that the right
of all men to "Kfe, liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness" be recognised and established
We see no ground for despair. Shadows, 1t
is true, darken the horizon. But thank God
the day is dawning
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OPENING OF THE RIVERS AMAZON AND LA
PLATA

The Epoea, paper published at La Paz, the
Capital of Bolivia, publishes o decree of the
Government of that country, declaring free to
the commerce and mercantile navigation Of all
nations the waters of the navigable rivers,
which, flowing through that territory, empty
into the Amazon and Paraguay. The decree
says:
III. The following are declared free ports,
open to the traffic and navigation OF all vessels
OF commerce, whatever may be their flag des-
tination, or tonnage:
"In the river Mamore-Exaltacion, Trini-
dad, and Loreto
"ln the Beni-Rurenavaque Muchanis, and
Magdalena
"In the Piray--Cuatro Ojos.
"In Chapare--Coni and Gilmore, tributa-
ries Of the Mamore; the points OF Asunta, Conl'
and Gilmore.
"In the rivers Mapiri and Coroico, tributaries
of the Beni--the points of Guanay ana Corioco'
"In the Picomayo-The port of Magarinos
on the east coast of the Paraguay, La Bahia
Negra, and the point of Borbon.
PIN the Bermeio--the point situated IN 81
doc a min. south latitude at which embark
ed IA is4s the national engineers, Ondarza and
iii The vessels of war of friendly nations
will Also be permitted to visit these ports.
0IV The Government Of Bolivia, availing il
elf of the unquestionable right which the na'
ton has to navigate these rivers as far as the
Atlantic, invites all the nations of the earth to
navigate them, and promises
II. To donate in the Bolivian territory, by
the authority which the law allows, tracts Of
land from one league to twelve leagues square
to the individuals or companies who, sailing
| from the Atlantic, shall arrive at one Of the
points declared to be ports Of entry, and may
wish 10 found near them agricultural and in
dustria establishments.
40 To guaranty the reward Of ten thousand
dollars--S | 0, 000-to the first steamer which
through the La Plata or Amazon, may arrive
at either Of the above mentioned points.
- To declare free the river expectation o.
the products of the soil and the national indus
try.
". In due time there will be established
and regulated Mt the aforementioned points
where 1t may be necessary, custom houses to-
the loading and unloading Of merchandise thu
Government seeing that the charges for tn
use Of these custom.houses may be ~ moderat
as possible
"VI, This decree will be submitted for To-
examination and approval Of Congress- On thei
next meeting"
The Amazon is tho largest river in the world
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TO ADVERTISERS.

We have been compelled, for want of room,
to suspend several new advertisements lately
received but will give them place as soon as
we can make room for them. We devote but
three columns to advertisements, and are there
fore not always able to insert all received, but
endeavor to do SO as speedily as possible, and
in the rotation in which they are received %
Our terms for advertising are ten cents line
for the first insertion, and fve cents hns for
each subsequent insertion
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For the National Era.
DREAMING AND DUTY Y.
BY MARY IRVING.

BY MANY lhNlNp'
You bid me leave my life of dreams,
And live the life that men call real
To cast from my soul-chrysali'
Its web of gossamer ideal
Go ehids the rose for idly thus
The summer evenings air perdming-
Unve the hidden violet,
And blame il for it, lowly blooming.
Go--train the warbling wren to sing
Another song than God has taught it
Or steal from my own mocking-bird
The myriad tones the winds have brought it
Tell Ocean to he dumb, and still
Niagara's voice of "thunders seven
Teach every star among the spheres
To speak of something less than Heaven
Then come, and bid me cease to dream
When oil that God gives dreamsrs only,
Has gone from earth, and sea, and sky
And am pining, left and lonely
Dear friend He would not wake the flowers
To shake my pulse with yoiceless hymning-
lie would not give the gush of song
That fills my heart to over trimming
If it were sin, with thankful tears,
To drink these dreams from bird and blossom
To nurse n heart-t hrob that has found
No answer in your tideless bosom
Oh let me dream my life along
I'll tread the rugged path Of Duty,
May but SOW its stoniest sleeps
With dream land flowers of Love and Beauty
I'll keep them fresh with happy tears,
From young spirits over-gushing-
| know the careless, crowding world
Their feeble fragrance will be crushing
But after am gone, perhaps
Some humber pilgrim, toiling there,
May pluck them with a sudden smilo-
A fresher stop-a frmer prayer,
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VOL. VII.

and is navigable almost to its source; the Conn.,
try il waters being fertile, and the climate
salubrious. The above decree will doubto.,
stimulate our adventurous and enterprising cit.
liens to embrace the important advantage.
which it offers. The reward Of $40 900 to thu
first steamer which navigates the La Plata Or
Amazon, will doubtless be awarded to a Yam
taa
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The editor of tho Era is absent this week.
He went to New York, expecting to see Mrs.
Stowe before she should sail for Europe. We
regret to hear that Mrs. S. was unable to sail
from New York on the 26rh inst, as she in
tended, on account of severe illness.
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HoY. J. r. GIDDIEGs has issued an address
to the people of Cuyahoga, Lake, and Geauga
counties, which we are unable to publish this
week. These counties compose the district
which MIR, Giddings so long and go faithfully
represented in Congress; and his address re-
captulates some of the changes in public senti-
ment since lie first entered the House OF Rep
resentatives. 1t will appear in the next Era
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PITTsBURG WEEKLY DIsPATCH.-The first
number of this new weekly has been received.
1t is an independent paper, and processes to dis
cuss impartially all questions Of interest to the
public. See advertisement.
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slave traders Any person found concerned in
the traffic, no matter what his rank or condi-
ton may be, is imprisoned or banished with
ont ceremony.
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MARX SUTHERLAND."-We are still able
to supply subscribers with the paper from the
commencement of this story. Persons desiring
to begin with the story will please state the
fact in ordering the paper.
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H. Subscribers who do not file the Era
will confer favor by remailing Nos. 3i4 and
3l5 to this office
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WASHINGTON, ID. &.
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1853.

The following named gentlemen are authorized
agents for the cities Of Philadelphia New York, and
Boston:
William Alcorn, Ne 1928 Lombard street, Pbila
William Harmed, No. AZ Beekman street. N. York.
g. W Light No. Cornhill, Boston.
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twas bat natural, perhaps that stoicism
and asceticism should result the one from a
high philosophy, the other from sublime re-
ligion; for much endurance has ever hitherto
been demanded by the prevalent evil Of the
world; but the duty of generous selfsacrifce
and sturdy selfdenial springs not out Of their
absolute excellence, but out of their necessity,
leaving it still a higher duty to remove their
causes and to replace their mischief BY the
conditions of happier development for the life
of the race. Men look for the better time
coming on the earth, under the same impulse
that they anticipate the blessedness ofshsaycn.
Thorns and thistles from the soil whose PRINT
tive product was good and beauty only, was ut
first, and while they remain will continue to
be- curse-only curse--however the mate
rial evil may be made the indirect occasion oil
spiritual good John the Baptist, the herald oil
the new order, came preaching in the wilder
ness of Judea, saying, "The kingdom OF heaven
is at hand" Jesus never preached from any
other hrt ; and when he commissioned the
twelve to 90 out among the lost sheep Oh the
house of Israel, this was the burden Of 'heir
message (Mat,h, ILL., 8; iv, II; x,I) my
kingdom come Thy will be done in earth as
in heaven give US this day our daily bread,
has the like application to temporal blessings
nor ia the sense Of either Of these passages lin
tied to spiritual or future state. They do moi
primarily look to point in celestial geogra
ply, bu. to perfect order of earthly existence
A religion which has no remedy for the evi
and disorder Of this life, ia for the purposes O.
the earth, q failure, and might as we'll be re
served for that state Of existence " which il
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-18
lL. TERMS
DAILY RICHMOND TIMES,

The DAILY TIMES is published at SIX DOLLAP3
per annum, payable in advance.
ADVERTISING-Foron one spare of FIFTEEN LINES
less first insertion so and every succeeding in
serton 25
Thrice oueek-For square first insertion 6al cents
every succeeding insertion 37l cents.
Thrice areek, ueek-For square, first in
seron rs every succeeding insertion so cents
Advertisements gilmore than square will be charged
the proportion according the number of squares
But if the advertisement exceed square, any
Der of full sques by less than eight lines the additional
lines will be charged aha square; if it exceed
square, any number oul squares by lines the adj
ditiona lines will be charged as full square
The number of insertions of Advertisements must be
ted the MS, they will be inserted until ordered
be stopped and charged accordingly.
Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 80 lines, and in
that proportion for advertisements OF greater length; and
$50 for Is lines and in that proportion for advertisements
fgreaer length except Auctieneers, who charged
s100 paper included for all sales before their doors
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-18
SIMON B0NAVITA,
COnfecti0ner and Fruit Dealer, No. 16S

Confectioner and Frmit Dealer, No. 16S
MAIN street,
NETOULD respe. fully call the attention of
w try merchants and the public generally to his
of Fall goods now receiving consisting of every
article in his line, which he is determined sell
reasonable they be purchased elsewhere He
sclicts call from his country friends surfing them that
he will do his best to please.
~ Remember l6s, opposite the Banks.
OCT SIMON BUNAVITA.
XX7ATCHEs. JEWELRY, CLOCKS,
w COMBS, BRUSHES, PERFUMERY. &C.
Purchasers should "be wise their interest" and
buy where they buy the best and cheapest goods in
the country Dea from the city country wishing
bargains las is bargains i'll call at the place, they
may go farther and fare worse. ELIAS HALE,
ia 90 LOG Main st.
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RANJOS AND NOTWITHSTANDING tone Gui
tars Banos, Volins, Flutes and Musical Boxes for
sale by
NH II ~ r M ZIMMERMhN
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IL J. w. RANDOLPH ha. / RS, lie. Ma ch 18TH
A Irettis- on tn American Law of Land ord and
ie.a 1t revised and enlarged by Joo. Taylor
4 aIet.se op Maritime Law. ny Henry Flanders.
Woman's Lille. The Trials Of Caprice, by EmiIie
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@S&l GkNTkEMEN's NsSHsss EsslOTg-
wv Miles asons make-jus. receive and for sal at
@Hs- JOHN THOMP ON
de- M ~ N,;,g...aa.
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VENEAs.-25 half chests fine black Teas
IL 10 half chests and cases Gunpoyder do
Ftp SO small boxes. medium quality, Gunpowder o
cases very fine Young Hyson do
For sale by K. H. SKINKER
mn 10 --+ No 5 Pearl st.
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&Ss1 SERVANTS SEssES.--I have on hand a
R&S large supply of city made Brogues heavy pegged
"a. Brogans and water Boots.
= JOHN THOMPSON
de g. No..
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asssfsfA The steamer CITY OF RICHMOND will
tzSleaye for Philadelphia f iday .le lsth at II
M. For passage or freight apply to II RANKIN,
mn - Corner Water and Goth sts
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NEOLAN STfkENdss.-Iuitar aud Vlo.iu otrlugs
sale by '"'- so'''s' ~.
NH IL iga aa r M ZIMMER AN
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ENIsH HOOKS, FISH HOOKs-El Files ant
= silk and sea grass Lines, Hooks, Fishing Rods.
Reels Sinkers. Floats. &c &c, for sale by
mn IL r M ZIMMERMAN
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SIX DOLLARS PER- ANNUm

r%TI FOX ROsTON-Ffrs Vessa.-Tbe gu
sss perior tine fast sailing guar packet schooner
hAINBOW Captain f. Morris having portion of her
cargo engaged, and going board will sail with all
possible dispatch For balance of feight or passage
having Superior accommodations apply TO
mh IL DAVID CURRTF
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DAVENPOKT, ALLEN 4 CO.,
Auctioncers and Conn issfOn Merchants,
MAKE liberal advances consignments of mer-
WI chandise.
GBsSales at auction of Groceries, &C. Thursdays
At privats sae-Ground Plaster Cement, Rifle and
Blasting Powder; Safety Fuse, Sugars Coffee. Moasses,
Oils. Brandy, N E Rum, Whiskey, Candles, Pepper,
Starch. Bacon, Teas, Mustard, Salt. Cotton Yarns &c
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'EaOBACCO RaXEs FOR sAEE-Weboys
several hundred newly made Tobacco Boxes.
made OF the very best materials and in good condition
which we are desIrous to sell imnaediate,y
NH IL TOLER Il COOK Agents
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Waae5.-A RAILROAD down iSs Vale,


Wanted.-A Railroad down the Valley
anda Daily Paper,
Ne,o AdrsrtissmSnts.- 1T will be seen, By
their advertisement. that our old friend
link has associated himself with Mr..
Bish in the Bakery business. They will do
what they promise, and more too. Give
them q call.
The dissolution notice Of Giant g Brandt
will be fohnd in to,day's paper. The old es-
tablishment Is now carried on by the former
who will always be found at his post ready
and willing 10 supply tie wants of the pub
lie.
"Tis last roliseofMr. Weaver will doubt
less call out'the multitude Of D~eltHqNsnts!'
That veteran physician, Dr.. BGrstler, has
removed his Office to High street and neal
his residence. Remember the Doctor in
your Affections. See his notice.
The followers Of Mammon have an opr
portunity offered them in our advertising
columns.
The notice of the President of the Agri
cultural Society should meet with a ready
response. Wehave referred to this matte
before and intend doing so again. Let on
farmers come forward and help along tn
good work.
6y-see Advertisement Of farm for sal,
by the executive committee Of the Agricul
tnral Society
See advertisement ofFraneis Myers es
tate.
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Dnyiness Notice.

Ihovs this day disposed Of tbs Gazstto establish
m ut to TnoMAs S ~sLAUaurEp, Esq. All those in
iebtad to me for Subscription, Advertising or Job
Work, are respectfully solicited TO settle without de-
lay. Until the first Of August next subscription ac-
counts an he paid at the rate oftwo dollars per year.
After that time, I will be compelled to collect at a
heavy expense and shall necessarily be under the
necessity o. charging the highest terms. l give am
pie time, however, for a settlement, and would much
prefer that those Indebted would pay their accounts
under the first offer. GEORGE WEAVER.
May 5, 1853.
N. D. In my absence, accounts can oe settled at
tho Office.
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& RECEIVED THrs nay
IA AT JAMES G&RAGHTYiS !

Watoh-Mnker and JsweIry Estabiishnaehf.
A Fresh 8 complete assortment Of the latest STYLES
IA of Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks Il sn
endless variety and Of the best and largest assortment
Of everything in the Jewelry line in the city Of Ls n
caster, all of which | shall not alone Warrant in re-
gard TO qualify, but cannot be SURPASSED In price even
by calun mons competitors. In connection with the
above articles ] have Also on hand . NEST splpHdia Goe
heavy sock Of Pocket cutlery, Colts and nep's Re :
%yoIgers, Portnonies, card,cases, spectacies, chains
and guards, and thousands, ofother fancy az tic les.
Thankful for the LIBERAL patrosrgc have received, I
from an enlights ned public ~tlstthey will Try me be-
lore being misguided. by men Of no yerscily what
ever. In Gene uslon l would say. that any srficle l
l. gs.a-. JAMES GARAEHTY,
APrit2n. doors East ofHoekirg Pdqcy Ba K
q Telegraph copy
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IOsEPH HOWELL q cos

HIDE, KIP, OILs& LEATHER STORE
No. 81, south Second ST., Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
eather sold on Commission. fres OF storage, atb
A. per cent with no other charge. Of value adj
vanced in cash on receipt Of Leather IN. Philadelphia'
and accounts sent with balance on sale OF same.-
Leather being in great demand in Philadelphia, quick
sales at remunerating prices may be deoended upon
Best Tanners Oil, per bbl, 3li gals Barrel So; cash
Calcutta Hips $3.50
do do l,l2
RefereneeNG W. Swan, Pre- (. State, Bk, Colum'
bus, Herbert GeigerT Tanner, Rushvile, Fairfield Co
Goddard \ Eastman, Zanesville; Stone & Cochran
Merchants, Newark.
Communications addressed TO the above firm vii
meet with prompt attention.
Seioto Gazette please copy l-6n.
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NnTICE.

TIME subscriber respectfully informs the Ladies'
and Gentlemen Of Lancaster, that he intends stay
ing for a short time only. All who wish any article
in his line, will please call at his room over kaufman
& Co.'S Drug S%tore--or leave a motto. which will meet
with prompt attention.
LADIES', WIGS, HALF WIGS, Bands,
Bralds, Curis. &C., &c. GENTLEMEK'S
WIGS, SCRATCHES, Toupees, Whiskers
Moustache&, &c., &c, Colored DIRK Of all de-
scription-tiair work Of all description made 70 or
der Cleaned and repaired. Long Hair bought OF
taken in exchange, by A. RITSON,
Laio with j. W. COLLIER, Columbus, Ohio,
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Lancaster O.. July %, 1859.

SATURDAY EyEstSs, July 93.-Tha Com,
mittee above named, met at tbs Office Of
tho city Mayor, and organized by the up.
poiHtmehtofD TaIlmad9e, Chairman, and
John Garaghyi Secretary.
On motion Of J1hn +. Brazeei il was
Ras9iDst, That a. Rdlro.l m ,etins DO hold AT his
Guy on the l6'hef auguyt mkt In which tbs who q
'onnty - lpvsei TO participate
Col. MedilL A. MeYelgh. w, p. Creed,
John L. BraSee and 8. q, Foster were, on
motion oCG, g. Beck, appointed n special
eommiitee To- report npon the propricty of
calling, township meetinIs, in aid OF the
present cnterprize, whereupon sail com.
mite reported in favor of holding Railroad
Meetings al the times and placcs following,
TO wit:
AteCaFsoll, on tbeA5th lay of Al sus..
Sugar Grove, on the 9Th day uG August.
LlthoPols. ON the 10th doy Of August.
Winchester, on the 18th day Of August.
Whereupoa said meeting, on motion, al.
iourned.
D. TALLMADGE, Chm.
J. G%ARAdHTY, Sec.
July 80, 1853.
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IMAM KNOW THYsELF."

l
An inVaiuaDle hook for 25 Gents.
EVERY FAMILY sH0ULC HAVE A COPY,
lO(FtUb otorn1 soID oLnss LHAs THREE
innror 81 ;,stis.,aa q = outloh' revised ana
"bs' HnST~a,s NT,r,o
,oor non r1v ~, ,nn.en 5000 AND HAhp
~ he or;a;n nroa,ass 49,. Vnelnng an outline
town ~ i; = = "sonts, tesT m ana cure oievery,
iniorcnnrse Sv .oIe ahase = Promlscuous sexnal
aJvice far ,heir nra,.on, " py ssxuai excess, WIN
49, :. ,ni5;ns ~ 1871 wien IN a iamliiar
'h;r9 t SvI' ,nnSn ~ : a ae nd f. ,ecnnicaiNles, and every
MI unt Mou'u menu tne ear o. ueeeney, irromsthe
result OF some twelty years successful practice, ex-
elusively eeVo.ea 70 mcclure OF diseases oil a deli
'ane OF PiisSte y. lurs
y Mhleh Is au, ed, receipts tor the cure OF the a.
ooye aisehsesi ana ? treaise on the causes, symptoms
snu cure lne feyer ana Ague, Tor Twenty-Five
eentse eopy:sx copies one dollor; Will be forwarded
oany PsIIoa inc United states. ymail tree OF post
age Address, postage paid, rosden eco, Publish
er sE SrsGoN ly6, post Oliee. Philadelphia. .
ihs r. wttnout eAeePto1 me most comprehen-
Si'e ana nteIlig,Dle work published on the class Of
diseases otwhieh IT treats. Avoiding all technical
I H i ~ IL Ssar n Fl tseli 70 the reason Of its readers.
" - iree from AZ Objectionable matter, and no pa
rent however lasndious. can o~hjectto placing it in
ma 1nIA nj ~ @nhd Ihn y H.
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- Thousands Of parents who use Yer.
mifuge composed Of castor oil, calomel, etc.. are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the patient,
they are actually laying the foundation for a Sc
ries OF disease, loss Of sight, weakness Of limbs etc.
IN another column will be found the advertisement
OF Hobensack's Medicines, to which we ask the atten.
ton DIAL directly Interested in their own as we'll as
their ehildren's health. In liver complaints and all
disorders arising from those Of a bilious type, should
Liver Pill. ~ VlTnE
ILF"Be mol deeeived,, but ask for Hob nsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each
has the signature Of the proprietor, J N.Hobensaeki