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MEDICAL EVIDENCE

We, the undersigned Physicians, having
had the receipt Of their manufacture submit.
ted to us for inspection, soy, that the ingre-
dicnts of which they are composed makes
them the best Pill IN use for nil diseases of
the Liver, Impurities ofthe Blood, &c. We
say this not only from our own Judgment,
but also from that Of the best medical nn
thority in the United States All diseases
requiring the use Of an ALTERAT1VE,
DlAPHORErlC and PURGATIVE NED
lClNE, that came under our notice, has been
treated with the above pills with the most
satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD. NJ. d.
+. CROWLEY. ". ID. ~
l.. BOWEN. VI. ID.
Purshasc none but those having the sig-
nature. J. n. HOBENSACK," upon each
box, as all others are worthless limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and al! oth-
ers wishing to become agents, must address
tho Proprietor. J. N, HOBENSACK, a: his
Laboratory, No. 100 North SECOND street
above Race, PHILADELPHIA. ,
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in
the United States.
Pamphlets giving Certificates ofeures per-
formed in different sections Of the country,
by the above medicines, can be had gratis of
the agents.
For sale by BILLINGS, g. BELK.
Lancaster, G. H., y. c.,
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To Keep Young.

Mrs. Cowden Clark says: "No surer
destroyer Of youth, of youths privileges,
and powers, and delights, than yielding to
the empire ofill-temper and selishness.-
We should all be cautious, as we advance
in life, Of allowing occasional sorrowful
experience to overshadow our PERCEPTION
OF the preponderance Of good. Faith in
good is at once its own rcctitude and re.
ward. To believe good, and to do good,
truly AMI trustiuly, is the healthiest of
humanity's conditions. 70 tax" cvcurs
checriuIIy, and promote the haprucs Of
Others, Is the way 10 ensure the enduring
spring OF existence. Content and kindli.
ness are the soft, yernal showers, and fus-
tering sunny warmth that keep n mans
nature and being fresh and green" would
be no less wise prayer than the one so
beautifully recorded respecting a mans
memory. II we would leave gracious
memory behind us, there is no better way
to secure it than by living graciously. 4
cheerful and benign temper, that buds
forth pleasant blossoms, and bears sweet
fruit for those who live within its influence.
is sure to produce an undying growth Of
green remembrances that shall flourish
Immortality, after the present stock is de-
parted and gone.
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~ ,,.,;s h.c'"'u'e' science and
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i.h ;n,oros,a ~" upe"ucn' i'n.: o' all merely sell
mos v'.S " ~ P"r.l.'i or sectional lead
nnn,o,om. S, :" n,"m"se'"el'' '' II VIII be open to
svnh ,on;". (, ".''eI' ,ol rTe discussion OF
of nuhIio go, 40 ",' "'e'i'eo important and
Tbo or "r;,;ns, ,H.s''1a, Ia,,o .r,
;ndenon,"n, ,n nr ~ ''r'nie", 1T VIII DC wholly
as npss;hIo ;"s' ", ane puo'SnerS' ana as Tar
" t,Ss' ''Ii'"c're or bias wholesome
81 S c';. GSII - 'u"''c ABUSES VIII DC allow
- A. '"n nio,,e,', "e,u without rear or iavor.
An,nr;,n', ~" oae'"'e' I i'',o"ai tone and spirit,
na,;nr and S ;"o, '%u.Penueht hn.t yet d'scr'n',
70 ,ho m soo;. J"s'' oc.i 10 'he literature and
botL Lemisnl,ouns '..Gn .'';'r ana prospects o'
Isad;na ,,s, nr;pn;,,ie .s WIN oe cultivated as
Sncc;aI a,,an,;on ~ 'm: ';r %o'k.
tcrs connected ] w;,h "n' "n";aI Ie gwen 10 mat
''' connected WITH social policy, munici.
amI m ,6o "moas' mra,,;r 'uoI'c hea''h and safety,
life. ''"''''eS o' everyday
yho
nc,or,l avam,,yo es ,r netus :1, Illustration, OF
occasionally g;vcr Lnt ,''"',o"s :, :. o. WIZ DC
:, gwen, out IL Is not expected
on what are tcrmct u.s. ".mIoI;aS mJ.S y 10 depend
Tho fnIIow;na n,nl.,S' e"'"e''s'',ieh's'
oxnrnss"n o ,",Jmi.S ,I: "'nohg many Others, have
and will all aiyn !, y L"pPronal ~ ol Tie plan
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COLLEGE BCRNED.-At Jacksonvill, II.
linois, on the 3Oth ult. fire occurred in
Illinois College, which destroyed the
whole building except the south wing. The
loss is estimated at 100000 Of which
%, 900 is insured in the Hartford Protec-
tion COMPANY.
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Answer to Riddle.
Conundrums.
Four Cats.

Why is n circus actor like glass?
Because he is a tumbler.
Why arc stars like lovers!
Because they shine best at night.
What is the difference between lazy
mule and postage stamp!
Because you lick one with stick, and
stick the other with lick
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The GIANT WEsT.-What constitutes
the State Of Illinois, Indiana and Wincon-
sin, having twenty three Representatives
and six Senators in Congress, was not
many years ago one Congressional Dis
trict--and the delegate who then repre-
sented all this territory is yet living.
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SMOKE TURNED INTO FUEL.--A late
number Of the Scientific american states
that the smoke in the factories in large
cities in England and Scotland is now
consumed, il having been made penal
offence, by act of Parliament, for any fac
tory to allow their smoke TO escape. The
smoke Is all burned by simple contrivances
Of furnaces.
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CANE CREEK
. ACADEMY:
Is MILES NORTH OF LANCASTER c. H..
EDWARD LIVINGSTON, Principal


TRUSTEES: 'Hf'
Rev. ID. p. RosNsos, q. w. GAMBLE,
X. ID. NJ. DUNLAP, Il. ii. CRocKEr7,
HUGH DRAFFN l. u. Williamson.
TIME Academic year consists of two ses-
Il sions the first com mencss on the 3d
Mouday in November, and closes the al
Fl day In April, and the I'd opens on the 4tb
Monday In April, and closes on the 4th Fri.
day in September.
Esates % Tsiti0n Per sessiora.
Residing. Writing, Spelling and
hrithmetie. a. 90
Same, with Geography g. r Grammar, ,Ss 90
Same, with all the higher branch
es Of Mathematics, Natural, Intel.
leetual, and Moral Philosophy, ~ l5 ~
Chemistry, Astronomy, Geology. 6la. IA
Logic and RhetoFie.. ~. .s. .S..,.i. AlkoO
The School recommends, itselfto parents
and guardians asweli by the aealthiness Of
its location, as BY The competeney of its ln-
stnetor Bcafdcrs viii find good accom-, I.
mediation near the academy upon rsssoBable
terms. rgs't}e-ni { ,6SlEI ~
Nov. 10, 1864. 1.s} gifa 1oL.Iv. n
I tIf.8sl 4 : = 4 - -. L. 80 - sH.
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= RY N
MY muse a bird of passage flies,
From Frozen climes to milder skies
Young.
A Song of Solitude.


SWIFTLY the shadowy eve,
Steals DER the landscape of day;
Paleiy diamond star,
Sheds its first silvcry ray.
Laden with balm is tho air,
With rest and a ealmDess DIVING
Would that such heavenly calm,
And such rest were eternally mine.
Where are thy wales ofreposc,
Beautiful land of my dreams
Where are thy nightingale groves,
Meadows and musical streams
Loved ones are wandering there,
Secure from the storms Of the past,
Life is so sorrowful here
1t were sweet to escapcit at last
Cease, my disquieted song,
Sink every sigh to rcpose,
Rouse thee! dispirited heart,
Rise DER the world and its wocst
Life has its beautiful hours.
Though transient their exquisite zcst,
Gull the less permanent flowers,
And contentedly wait for the rest
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A DETERMINED spirit, breasting great ca
lamities, and victorious over them, should
not doubt his success. The pledge of con-
quest is already given him in fore-assuring
nnrnnsn
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From The Eremmg Post.
City Rhymes.

saw two children in the street,
Two little maidens, yestcr eve.
And one was pale and both were fair,
And both did make me grievc.
Nesting in robes of silk and down,
On vclet cushions one rolled by,
One went wan and ragged thing,
A tear-drop freezing in eac h eye.
One sped to fashions princcly scat,
To learn the guile that jewels sin,
The other grouped through dismal doors
And found her mother dead.
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There is an army Of at least FIVE hun
dred Shoemakers IN Marlboro, Massa-
chusetts, who manufacture six thousand
pairs Of children's shoes every worhing
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TIL e DE w DROP;
AteURSAE roR THE
CADETS OF TEMPERANCE

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Young Men.

THE idea il prevalent in some commune
ties, that the young men are unfit for gener-
ais and statesmen, and that they must be
kept in the background until their physical
strength is impaired by age; and their intel
: Iecsuai faculties blunted by years. Let us
look at the history of the past, and from the
long list of heroes and statesmen who have
nobly distinguished themselves, we will find
shas Sncy were young men who performed
those acts which won for them an imperisii-
able need of fame, and which placed their
names on the page of history. Alexander,
the conquerer of the whole civilized world,
viz, Greece, Egypt, and Asia, died as thirty
three. Benaparte was crowned Emperor Of
France, when thirty-thrce years of age
Pitt, the younger BROTHER, was thirty-three
years Of age, when in Britain's parliament,
he boldly advocated the cause of the Aneri-
can colonies and but twenty-five years old
when made Chancel,4i Of the Exchequer--
Edfaund Burke, at the age oftwonty-fye
was the first lord Of the Tseastwy. Oar own
Washington was but twenty-five, when he
covered the retreat Of the British at Brad
docks defeat, and was appointed to be Com
lnandef-in-chief Of all the virginia forces
Alexandcr Hamilton, at twenty, was Lieut.
Col. aud Gid 70 Washington; at twenty-five
meinbcr to Congress, and at thirty-two
Secretary ofthe Treasury. Thomas Jsifer-
SOP was bat twenty-three when he drafted
the ever memorable DESIGNATION of Indepcn-
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PATENT MEDICINES, &C.
$500 CHI ALL E N G. E.

WHATEVER concerns the health and
W happiness of the people is at all times
OF the most valuable Importance. take it
for granted that every person will do all
IN their power to save the lives of their chill
drcn, and that every person will endeayor to
promote their own health at all sacrifices -
! feel it to be my duty to solemnly assure
you that WORMS, according to the opinion
of the most celebrated physicians, are the
primary causes Of large majority of dsea-
scs to which children and adults are liable
hyou have an appetite continually changea-
bic from one kind of food to another, bad
breath, pain in the stomach, picking at the
nose hardness and fullness Of the belly, dry
cough, slow fever pulse irrcgular-remem-
Der that all these denote Worms, and you
should at once apply the remedy
HOBENSACKS WORM SYRUP
An article founded upon scientific princi
pies, compounded with purely vegetable sub.
stances, being perfectly safe when taken, and
can be given to the most tender infant with
decided beneficial effect Where Bowel
Complaints and Diarrhra have made them
weak and dcbiltated, the tonic properties OF
my Worm Syrup are such, that it stands
wothout an equal in the catalogue of medi.
cincs in giving tone and strength to the stom.
ach, which makes il an infallible remedy fol
those afflicted with Dyspepsia. The aston.
ishing cures performed by this syrup, after
physicians have failed, is the best evidence
OF its superior efficacy over all others.
THE TAPE WORM
This is the most difficult worm to destroy
ofall that infest the human system, 1t grows
to an almost indefinite length, becoming SC
coilcd and fastened in the intestincs and
stomach, affecting the health so sadly, rs &c
cause st. Vitus' Dance, Fits, &c, that those
afflicted seldom If ever suspect that it is Tape
Worm hasteaing them TO an early grave. Ir
order to destroy this worm very energetic
treatment must be pursued. Itwould, there.
fore, bc proper to take 6 to 8 of my Liver
Pills, so rs to remove all distractions, that
the Worm Syrup may act direct upon the
worm, which must be taken in doses of :
tablcspeonfuls times day. These dircc.
tions followed have never been known to f,i
in curing the most obstinate case of Tape
Worm.
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<Yuutb's Dtpartment.
Answer to Puzzle,

understand that you undertake to over.
turn all my undertakings.
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TERMS

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ceived ut par. All money remitted by mail
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~ A seotehman ccmplame1 tAns No
had got a ringing in his bead. @Do You Ken
shs tsason . shat 3 asked Isla worthy crony.
! No.r
t.sfai ss'I - iis besaane Itsshpty.s
aAa' haze ysheera s;ngingin inyouFbsad. :
~Nos hsseks
: And ken sc INC Feasen9 IT'S because
! L crnrk eli.
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MEDICINES 4 PERIODICALS.
Ii YER MPL INT
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR
NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS,
AND ALL
DISEASES ARI-
SING FROM A DISOR-
DERED LIVER OR STo-
MACH, SUCH AS CoNsTIPA-
TON, INWARD PILES, FULLNEss,
OR BLOOD TO THE HEAD, ACIDITy OF
THE STOMACH. NAUSEA, HEARTBURN,
DhsGUsr FOR FooD, FULLNEss, OR WEIGHT
IN THE STOMACH, SOUR rRUcTATIoNs, SINKING
OR FLuTTERING AT THE PIT OF THE sTO-
MACH, SWIMMING OF THE HEAD, HURRIED,
AND DIFFICULT BREATHING, FLUTTER-
ING AT THE HEART, CHOKING OR sUF-
FocATIs, sBssA rtONs vuSs a
LYING POSTURE, DJMNESs OF
VISION, DOTS OR WEES
BEFORE THE
SIGHT,
FErERs AND DULL PAIN IN THE HEAD,DErIcIES-
cY OR PERsPIRATIoN, YELLowNEss OF TIE
SKIN AND EYES, PAIN IN THE SIDE, BACK, CHEST
LIMBS, &c, SUDDEN FLUsHEs OF HEAT, BURN.
ING IN THE FLESH, CONSTANT IMAGIHNGs OF
EVIL AND GREAT DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS, car
be effecutally cnred by
DIR. HOLLANDS
CLEBRATED GERM.iN
BITI'ER.S.
PREPARED By
DIR. e. M. KSON,
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Suuaay Rtnhing.
SERVANTS of GoD in joyful lays,
Sing ye the Lord Jehovah's praise.
MOntuOmeru
Revolutionary Sermon

the sword"
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Elegant Engravings.
DANIEL LIT, NJ. D., and y. WEuHSS. Editors.
A'OLtME Flew On commenced Ist Of Jan.
u'y, 1888, each number will contain
Thirty-two large octave pages, "a by n in.
chcs,) of closely printed matter, embracing
the contributions of some of the most intel.
ligent and practical planters in every section
of the Southern States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-31
RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 80, 1873.

The Wing is hard runfor materials Of opposition the
Administration when it is compelled TO call in thaL Lous.
vile Journal sustain i,s position that the Presuen' Is
aiding the Of abolition by his appointments
worthless witness such subject is this same ouS>
vile Journal, which is supporting the election
gress OF Ex-Governor 1.etcher whose cfeeu o'' ~ '9
OF slavery thus reported by the Wing ha''o " i'a"'
apolis in ls4s:
"I is only the ultra men Of the extreme oou, M ue
e;ro tho of overy and those men nre thesHp
porters of Gen. Cass Kentucky dd nol aesle l.e
the peopIe of Kentucky would soon noid Consen'o "
amend her Constitution and would pso'ue III !. eoe sa
for The oradnnl emancipation of slavery IN 'ha' o'ae
Taylor would not bill preventing ihI @ ,T
s,,ysrv jn,o New Mexico and California he personally
j ,t | win Cen TAYLOR and more honest ana tp-
;b, n does NOT ve and he would be the last man 70 &C.
.a ~ he ncone He would leave al such quesuons as Ne
rranizntinu of more territories 10 the people, h!oueE
,ir Congress- Should THIS question:
o yib Fillmore as Vice President the Tree States
because of his casting vote President OF the Senate
How can the President be blamed for not prescribing
those OF his party the North who, now, In good iai'h
support the compromise measures No one has been a
pointed 10 office who is bound by the sound and con-
servatiye doctrines of President perces Inaugural ina
platform Is the true es and they must stand upon OF
mo more be officers" the country has guarantee that
their official influence will be exeed in putting down slave
~ agitation ami securing justice for the South and peace
for thu Union Every public manifestation goes 10 show
that the South has confidence in President Pierce and in
hs s,arn and mistaken determination maintain the noble
docrnes of his Inaugural and TO put down, 50 far as his
official mower extends, all anti slavery agitation.
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CTI.PEPER.

|
The returns are complete but from three precincts.
CoUaT Housr.-Egsborn, l30; Field 76 Snowien l2'
Smith, 81; Price l24; Graham, IS
CoLviS's TAvERS-Eggborn 81; Field, 35 Snowden, IS:
Smith. AZ; Price, &c. Graham 49,
srsvENsnuRo. o.-Egeborn IS; Field, G5; Snowden So;
Smith, g. Price SO; Gruham II.
Al; Pottesyie To- Fields majority Ga,hwrighs Is i9.
AT Rxey'lle tie Eagtorns majority in the county, ls2
| LATER.-Snowden's majority lG0
| Eggbofn (Whig) elected (,vhig san)
SPOTTSYLvANIA
Al Fredericksburg the result is fellows
For Congress, Snowden, 22l; Smith, l69 Jas Barbour
II. Snowden's majority over Smith, 81 For Commission.
er Price goo; Graham l75 Prices maior,s 6. ForSen.
ator W. Moncne (no opposition 352 For Legislature
o. NJ. Crutchfeld, (no upposionD 344.
Spotsyyania, c. H. and Charlottesville precincts al
O'CLOCK Thursday had given aggregate majority Of 3
for Smith Two other precincts not heard from. At Fal
mouth in Stafford county The polls closed witha moIory
vi 40 for Smith,
HANOVER.
To the Editors of the EnIurer:-Beow you will find the
result of The elections in this county far as heard from
Al Dentonsvle Precinct-Commssioner Public Works
Graham Is Prices For Congress: Caskie rs Is Co!emans
Negrofoot- "a Price So. Caske 03 Coleman 81
Jones Roads-Graham "a Price 50. Caskie S., Cola
man S.
Independence Graham 49, Price So Caskie lO7, Cole
man 9i
Court House-Graham 95, pdce 50. Caskie 90, Coleman
|63
So far Caskie leads Coleman 56 and Graham leads Price
IT, Cold Harbor 10 hear FROM which usually gives de
mocralic majority OF 40 or so.
Chastan White beats Dr.. Chas. F.. Thompson (Whg) lor
You will thus old Hanover mas done nobly.
Coal Harbor-Caske Isl, Coleman 81. White $50.
Thompson 72.
CAROLINE.
To The Editors of the Enquirer :: GoLASsrILLE, May .:
ls53At the close Of the poll yesterday this place The
soudDr Graham IS, Judge Caskic about the
W. A. Moncure 49, Clayton G. Coleman 20 S Price 10:
Daniel e. Dejarne 81; b. f. Dckenson candidate, 3s:
the election very thny attended ana excitement which
will make very much against Judge C. and DR.. G.,
opposition for the Senate House Of Delegates and
turn out.
For Board Of Public Works-Ur Graham, II; 5 NJ
Price Is. Graham's majority g.
For Congrcss-Judge Caskc, IS; e. G. Coleman, ~
Cuskie's majority So.
Fur Senae-W A Moncure 79, opposition
For House of Delegates-D. q. DeJaneu 81; Col b +.
Dickinson, c,nddae 49, Majority in favor Dickensons >
REEpY CHuRcH PREcIscT.-1hc following - the state OF
The polls at this Precinct The vote is by means full
For the county candidates the Wings generally re
fused What commentary is this upon their party
principles. have doubt, there will be Democratic ma
jory in every precinct in the county, and the aggregate
am satisfied, will not fall short of $50.
For Dearnet 81; Moncure 44-For Caskie i3; Coleman
3l.-Dr. Graham 81; Sam'l Price 27.
NORFOLK CITY.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS.
CONGRESS-,

HALlrAS DIsTRicr. despatch from Lynchburs, on Sa
turday night, brings The gratifying intelligence Of Mr. Bo
cock au election Under all the circumstances this
great triumph Bococh's majoes ore as follow: Appo.
mnttnX SO7 franklin 5O Halifax $50, Henry 79, in all 756
Woc:tons maoriies arc Campbell 1870, Pittsylgania 75
in all 305.
Bocock is iSl ahead and Patrick heur rom- which
cannot thange the result
FREpEsicH FAreuIER DsTRicTs.-We are grathed
10 hear from yesterdays Union that The Democracy have al
80 carried these districts which thought TO be in dan.
ger.
HARpERs Ferry, MAY 2S-We have reported returns
n"w from the entire district Loudoun gives l,037 majority
iof bneef, lNhie Page 700 for Faulkner Dem Berke.
Icy ley !o5 Tor Faulkner; Morgan l55, Hampshire 5O Clarke
The majority tor Faulkner in The whole district therefore
about 32o The following recapi,uatiou and compar