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ELECTRIC VOLTAIC CHAINS, constructed to
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III! discovery in medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent DAY. They relieve, without pain o. shock, in
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those dreadful diseases in children, commonly called
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they will forward free ot postage, TO part of the
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= 11t I1I'I Hatf an cur 70 hcaT Ict hi3n Hcar."
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, IS45.
Dear Hadam,-Ihe duties Ofmy business have ey-
posed me to coaghs, cold, asthma and pnlmonarv At
fec,ions. have been deprived of the power OF at
tending to the duties of my profession and sbopId
hay" been had IT moi have been for the benign effects
o. your MEDfCtTED CANDY, tried il bur few
hours before began to reap the advantage of its
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MY LUNGS ARE HEALED
and my appetite greatly improved /, therefore have
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many who have eXperiencedh the benefits of your valu
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MERCER.
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Varieties.

STRIKES OF THE WIVES OF ENGLAND
Mr.. Punch has received a letter, written
in bold feminine style, and sealed with
crest, hand, and patten-a letter, of
which the subjoined are the contents:
cat the present moment, when every
thing is rising, it behoves the Wives of
England to be up and doing too. There
are thOusands-perhapS millions of my
oppressed sisters this minute married to
husbands in human form who, with a
meanness which ought to make them
ashamed of themselves, allow so much
and no more for the expenses of the house.
No matter what are the markets-the
weekly allowance is the same. Bread
may rise-butter may go up-legs of
mutton may advance-and still no rise at
home.
Therefore, it is desired that all wives
suffering in silence under the yoke of the
tyrant will take their remedy in their
own hands; and strike.
"All ladies willing to co-opcrate-that
the blow may be aimed through the cup
board at the husbands on the same day
are requested to communicate (post paid)
with eNIRs. MARY ANNE Hen"
"&oulder-of Mutton Fields"
JEWISH PRAYERS AND SERVICE The
following is part of the daily prayer of
every devout jew:
sBfessed art Thou, D Lord our God,
King of the Universe, who has not made
me woman"
The JcwesS, on the other hand, SAYS
blessed art Thou, o Lord, King Of the
Universe, who hast made me according to
Thy will"
In Jewish synagogue females consti-
tute no part of the congregation conse-
quently, they are separated from the
males-nor are they allowed to join in
any part of the public worship. All the
duties of congregational worship, whether
in private mlngan, or in the synagogue,
devolve entirely upon the male members.
UThe following toast was given at
railroad dinner at Detroit, lately:
"Editors on which politicians
climb to power-pioneers in all great en-
terprises-the only class whose labor is
its own reward-the hardest worked, the
poorest paid, most selfsacrifcing and
best abused of all the professions. ''
UAn examination Committee, about
to test the capacities of an individual for
school-teaching, put the following ques-
tions to him: ..
AT what period did France produce
her greatest General !''
"Atwhat period ?''pausing and scratch
ing his head; Z" at what-ah. you've got
me there" -......
"Well, was it before or after Christ 2"
Before or after Christ? Before or
after? Well, old hosses you have got me
again"
q The New York Sun is to celebrate
its twentieth anniversary on the Sd of
September, by re-printing the first num-
Der of that sheet, by Illuminating the
building and giving collation. to the en-
ployecs and their ladies, to the number of
300, more or less.
OAt the Fourth of July celebrationin
Marion county, Illinois, young lady of.
fercd the following toast The young
men of America their arms our support
our arms their reward. Fall in, inen-
fall in" ..f.
L-"Mr. Smith, you said once that
you officiated in pulpit do you mean
by that, that you preached e.
No, sir; held the light for the man
what did,
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
II 1t is better to laugh than be signing; woman,s
Rights; Honest hearts and willing hands; I'll prav
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smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
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Waltz; West Point dream Waltz Silver Lake
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pieces, in addition to fine assortment Of Duets l.
Guitar Pieces, &c. JOHN F. ELLIS,
Jy Is Penn. ave. bet. 9Th and 10th SIS,
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
BALTIMORE, NGrcA II, 1851
MIs. B. b. Ncrris-Dear Madam 1t gives me
great pleasure IN recommending to public favor your
valuable medicine (Cctar Tar) as an excellent n,,-
ventate curative In the first sta-ts of bronchial
affections. or diseases OF the lungs and also As A
yer! valuable tonic. Yours. very resp, ctfuiiy,
L. III. WRIGHT, VI. ID.
BALTIMORE, MGrch y, le5l.
hirs. D. p. NOniS-Na,laIn: 1t give, me pleasure
IN recommend tn the favorable noic. oi the nuhiic
yos! Vsluabl" medicine. Cedar Tar.l in bronchial
affections AMI diseases nf the lungs.
Thomas OwISGs. NJ. d.
We invite III" attention Of tho pIhlic to the follow
sSc'rt'frat' ':rm the Erv. Augustus Webster y d..
ont nj IN" ra'ors .: st. Johns Church, Liberty St.
Ba!iimo.S:
B,LTIgoRF. October 22. 1851.
W. u. Z. NnFTi~-Drar Madam: Having used
!naf Cedar Tar with benri; 10 my throat I very
ehe@ri,y give NV testimony t1 il cT.- -lIence.
iu respect, =. VI EESTER.
hsrrINoRr, May u, fe5I
Mrs Norri--Drar Ma,taIl: Permit me tn say tA
u mF ht h"nrh' o others similarly atiiictcd that
"sS ;1krI last November with severe cough and a
general weakness th1t CnmplnrrIy praStrtred nnr
tW several months was - far reduced tilt icouid
"'' dtiHHd to my h'I'In.Ss. | became weak that
twas not able 10 1T up or more than half hHur ri
attn"r when ! would tc complied To Ii, down to
gam strength. 'Ti"d dozen different articles re-
'"hi'sni"d 10 me : cures huf received no rriief
h'h any NJ iifm- My cough and weakness increas-
- and, M fact. Wa ~ far .-rn. that seriou. .,v
'F'I@ht should die. whe heard af vOnr valuable
medicine, tie Cedar Tar. ;rir, IT, ana had taken
sRt few days heor" found great reI,t NV an
PeHe oecah" so good thar couIi eat ANYTHING tina
va placed before lne. | would recommend il 10
an a'Acied like myself, "A certain cure for CON
sIl"T myseit now perfectly We'll!
Yours respectfully, JFN.FrIv,
No. i,,S. Franklin street.
or sa!" hy Druggists Throughout IN" C;ty and Dis
n 5-if
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Yer H"rcH RGii'5nd DEPOT, Ha,put.:rfnTq CORNER
go, NeI- York
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some OF the advantages ia tbis discovery consis
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MEDICINES,
NFYER.FAILING REMEDY.
HO LLOW AY'S OINTMENT.
CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS cRurCHEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING

A CRIPPLE SETS ASIDE HIS cRUrCHEs AFTER
TEN YEARS SUFFERING.
Copy Of Letter from Mr.. Thompson, Chemist, Licer-
pool. dated august 90, 1852.
To Professor HALLowAY-
DcHr Sir: ain enabled to furnish yOu with most
extraordinary cure effected by your invaluable Ont
ment and Fills, which has astonished every person
acquainted with the sufferer About ten wears ago.
Hr w. CumminS, of Saltncy street, in this town.
was thrown from his hOrse whereby he received
very serious injuries: he had the best medical ad-
wee at the time, and afterwards IN inmate of
different infmaries, yet he grew worse and at
length malignant running ulcer settled in his bp
which so completely crippled him that ne could not
move without crutches for nearly ten years; recently
he began to Use your Ointment and Pills. which
have now healed the wound, strengthened his limb,
and enabled him TO dispense with his crutches so
that he can walk with the greatest case, and with
renewed health and vgor.
(Signed) ]. THOMPSON.
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CEDAK TAR,

TllE most successful remedy now in
l. use Tor the cure of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS.
COUGHS. COLDS. ASTHMA
DYSPEPSIA. PILES, KING" EVIL,
DISEASES OF TIE KIDNEYS LIYER DC
Prepared and refined bv
Mrs. B. E. Norris, No. 3i3, Bait. st..
BALTIMORE, MD.
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF DREADFUL
SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL MEDICAL AID HAD
FAILED.
Copy Of q Letter from sfr. Hird Draper, Of Kcady,
ncur Gctnsbro', dcted bfarch |, 1864.
To Professor HOLLOWAY,
Sfr-sohe time since, Of my children Wis
afflicted with dreadful eruptions the body and
limbs. obtained the advice of several eminent Sur
scons and PhySi 'ians, BY NIL of whom the case was
considered hopelcss. At length 1 tiled your Oint
- ent and Pills, and without exaggeration the effect
was miraculous, for by perSevcring in their use, all
The crupuons quickly disappeared, and the child was
restored to perfect health.
previously lost child from a similar complaint
and firmly believe had in her case adopted your
medicines she would have been sared also | shall
be harry to testify the truth of this any inquirer
(Signcd) J. iiRD, Ora per.
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.oU and calling attention 10 II Cditori2y, will be
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The Pills shonld be used conformity with the Oint-
ment in most OF the following cases,
Bad Legs, Gout,
Bad Breasts, Glandular Swcnngs
Burns, Lumbago,
Bunlons, Piles,
Bite OF Mosquitoes and rheumatism,
Sand Flies, Scalds, ,--. &C. ..
Coco bay, Sore Nipples.
Chie"o foot, Sore Throats,
Chilbalns, Skin Diseases,
ChaPped Hands, Scurvcy,
Corns, (soit Sore Heads,
Cancers, Turiors,
Contracted and Stiff Joints, Ulcers,
Elephantiasis, Wounds,
Fistuas, Yaws
Sold at the establishment of Professor HOLLOWAY,
3ii, Strand. (ncar Temple Bari London and by all
Vendors of Medicines throughout the United States
in Boxes at 371a cents, e7I cents, and 81 so each
Wholesale by the principal Drug houses in the
Union; and by AIessrs. A. B. & d. SANDS, New
York.
G5-Thcre is considerable saving by taking the
idrger sizes
n. B.-Dirertions for the guidance Of p1tic;r,s In
every disorder are affixed to each box.
je eco.
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FOR LIVER CUNpLAINrs, DtspEpsIA 4

All Of the above preparations, with DIR. Roses
Medical Ad:iser IN persons in Sickness and in
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Co., w III. Gilman, John w Nairn, Patterson &
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Lawronce, ]. B. Moore, Washington J. l.. Kid.
well, GeorFciuwn; and by all dealers in Alexandria,
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For oil Bo,rel Compluints.
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For oil Diseases Of the Kidnts and Bladder also q

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also for gouty Affections always highly endet
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LAW 5 Or 0 HIO
TPUBirsHED by AUTHORITY.

AN ACT OF Jurisdiction and Procedure be-
fore Justices of the Peace, and of the duties
of Constables in Civil Cases.
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ARTICLE TX.
APPEALS.

SEC. III. In all cases not otherwise
specially provided for by law, either par.
ty may appeal from the final judgment Of
any Judgment of any Justice of the Peace
to the court Of common pleas of the coun.
ty, where the judgment was rendered.
SEC. liz. The party appealing shall,
within ten days from the rendition of the
judgment, enter into an undertaking to
the adverse party with at least one good
and sufficient surety to be approved Of by
such Justice, in sum not less than fily
dollars in any case, nor less than double
the amount oil the judgment and costs,
conditioned
THAT the appellant will prosecute
his appeal to effect, and without unneces
sary delay:
9-That iJudgment be adjudged against
him on the appeal, he will satisfy such
judgment and costs.
Such undertaking need not be signed
by the appellant.
SEC. 8. And the said Justice shall
make out certified transcript of his pro.
ceedngs, include the undertaking taken
lor such appeal and shall, on demand,
deliver the same TO the appellent, or his
agent, who shall deliver the same to the
clerk OF the court 10 which such appeal
may be taken, on or before the second
day of term thereof, next following such
appeal; and such Justice shall also de
liver or transmit the bill or bills of partic.
ulars. the depositions, and all other orig.
lnal papers. it any. used on the trial be-.
fore him, 10 such clerk, or before the said
second day of such term; and all further
proceedings before the Justice Of the
Peace, in that case. shall cease and be
stayed, from the time Of entering into such
undertaking
SIC. ia. The clerk. on receiving such
transcript, and other papers as aforesaid,
shall file the same, and docket the appea al.
SEC. ll5. The plaintiff in the court Le.
low shall be plaintiff in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas; and the parties shall proceed,
in all respects, in the same manner as
though the action had been originally in.
stituted in the said court.
Sec. ll6. II the appellant shall fail to
deliver the transcript, and other papers,
II any. to the clerk, and have his appeal
docketed as aforesaid, on or before the
second day of the term OF the said court
next after such appeal. the appellee may
at the same term Of said court. file tran.
script of the proceedings and judgment
Of such Justice, and the said cause shall
on motion Of the appellee, be docketed
and the court is authorized and required
on his application, either 10 enter up 9
judgment in his favor. similar to that en-.
tered by the justice Of the peace. and foI
all the costs that have accrued in the
court, and award execution thereon; OF
such court may, with the consent OF such
appellee, dismiss The appeal. at the cost:
OF the appellant. and remand the cause
to the Justice Of the Peace, 10 be thereaf