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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-20
CASE OF Sur WILLIAM DON.


81 can't get sui."-Serls.
Dear reader were yoa ever IN debt hope not have
been siays IN deb, from - yelfs cid up % hs pcss
ett ire SON fourteen years. | oe<sn nv debtor md
crf cior account with ancient venisr Of s-as0eri-s
and crss NJ school found 81 that tune 81 lhsge done
uSny tias siacs plenty If accom- datl ends 20 help
ne through with eoressi lc-l-es, Els-he. tag hap
perad 10 sell or boISe. 81 o II tbs slt Of
the half yesr vhes We were about 20 70 home ti tas
hoyda,s amounted. in my eyes % most rGif oGs IN
remember Mrs roGytop tty creor-ss presenting n with
dirty scrap a. psper, written all over WITH 10 ~ urnt-
eioe looking iesthe only pc csPnbe letters Of WI -
we're most alarming number Of capital thst SEE a
20 stand sertinels the frutlRNarlss which had
stood" the scholastic term is to my oou1rsies.
Now, AL my worldly weslth consisted at this psriot Of
shout very shining soveregns sent from hone t. de-
fray the necessary expenses Of journey from hs nth to
the North of England Little ugh think hsar my
resoer say. Not at ALL AL schsolboys 10 Engsnd gene
rally have their fare paid Such was my case. l WAS 10
so awful dilemma Ii paid Mrs rofytop shoad be
obliged TO bread and batfrIes the whole journey; and
then my Previous magnificent tips TO the coachm-n and
guards Of the Gssgos Mail would be II
sLd should sink lor in her opinion The usua nun
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AUCTIONaSALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
'1123 ACRES u1 OF ORANGE LAND

l1c2 AChES OF ORANGE LAND
roh sALE.-Wisning to move near
sne euy VI nicnmond, will offer for sale mr. farm
number of acres o oOo'o
ABOUT ooo acres have never been cleared. and ara
IimoeIeo with hickory, locust Zine, oak. &c. This
saoIas an excellent range for hogs The cleared
=, well arranged into fields, all of which
$500 so1u STATE OF cultivation, well fenced well
ana set In grass to the production of which
Ine lano seems peculiarly adapted, and thereby
.naA.ug slocE raising profitable business Near
nae eonue Vi the farm 10 an inexhsustible he'd of
n;,s lion. OF good quality and can be uuarried
WIN iltie expense. There 10 kiln now ara ndina
piled TO the land. Nno"s ano up
Nsatly In the middle of The cleared land s,and.
sne mansion 1t has rooms In the cellar an The
nr' noor' on the second and large garrett an the
tne miro. Inere are adjoining the ward kiicben
lwitnln ~ ieet OF which il an excellent pump1 8
aS oae neuses, dairy, meal house, lumber house
ano an omce Win rooms on the first and ON The
second noor. There are also properly arranged 4
granarles carriage house Ice house black s,n;,
snop, carpenter shop, an overseer's house and
cabins tor 100 slaves. The garden certsnjy sn-1
passes thing of the kind in this region of conn
rarely seen any where. ' 40
Bloomsbury is situated directly on the PLANK
Road between Fredericksburg and Orange Court
hoase, 8 miles from the latter place Soon the
RAILROAD from Alexandria ana Gordopsyille rpn.
mig by Orange c H, will be Completed. when
hicnmond and Alexandria will be within Eve
hours ride.
The healthiness of the place has never been
questioned o' Doon
Inc above will be offered for sale publicly on thu
SLn Gay OF September, Cor the frst fair day there
aIser' this should be rsiny) if not sold privately
IN tne event OF private sale due notice will be
snun ,e. FRANCIS jERDONE.
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v sterso.cope Daguerreotypes,

may well be said 1--WE live in an age of wonders:
discoveries upon discoveries follow each other SO
rapidly, and inventions succeed inventions SO nu.
merousy that "the march of intellect" in the fields
of literature scarcely keep psce with the strides
OF imp ovement in science ana the fine arts. We
have scarcely become familiar with the electric
language of the tslegraph-borne on its aerial cour.
eIs from seaboard to frontier throughout our vast
intelligent and happy repa blio-or ceased admirnq
the magical beauty of the delicate and trutnfu Da-
guerreotype tranEhzed BY the instantaneous con
centration of the SUMS rays ere We are again as
tonshed by another and still superior invention
the Stereoscoos.
We have been led to make these remarks after
lsoking at Stereoscopic likeness of beautiful
young lady. made doubly beautiful by the aid Of
this hsnd-maid TO the arts the Stereoscape We
must not forget TO say that we saw ali this Al
SIMON>', Isl Main street a-4
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Yeiiosc Ferer in Ne,r Orleans-ArriraiJ rOns
Departure of Pienipotentiaries
Com. Neuton-Fdtai Duet at Charles.
ton.
CHARLESTON, August 2.-Ths total number
oil deaths at New Orleans during the fortys
eight hours ending the 1st inst, was two hum
dred end nineiy-exclusive OF yellow fever,
two hundred and fiiiy-t
The steamship Black Warrior arrived at
Mobile on Sunday, Oath ult., and reports the
sugar market quiet, ships scarce and freigh1s
advanced.
The trigate Columbia sailed from Pensacola
on the 2Oth uit., for San Juan, W it'll Minister
Bortand on board. Gen. Gadsden, Minister
10 Mexico, left for Vera Cruz on board the
steamship Texas.
Commodore Newton had removed his flag to
the Vixen, at Pensacola, and was still sick.
n duel was fought near this city, this morn
ing, between John Dunovant, of Chester, and
J. Davidson Legare, of Charleston, in which
the latter was killed al The first fire. The diff.
fculiy was relative to a controversy between
Alfred Rhett and Isaac ri. Dwight, concern
ing publication by the latter of commune
gallon in the Courier of the 9th ult. The af
TAR was amicably settled by the interference
OF friends. The card announcing the terms Of
| settlement appears IN the Courier and Mercury
oil this morning. g
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Missouri Election.

ST. LOUIS, August 3.-An election was held
in this State on Monday, for two members Of
Congress, in the Third and Seventh Districts
and for local officers. The result, as far as as
certained, is as follows: In the Third District,
Claiborne Jackson, Anti-Benton Democrat
the author of The famous jackson Resolu-
tions," which were adopted by the Missouri
Legislature, in 1850, has been chosen to Con-
gress. In the Seventh District, Samuel Caru.
lhers, Wing, who was defeated by DIR. Benton
last year, is elected. Edward Bates, Wing,
has been chosen Judge of the Land Court.
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by James NJ Taylor

TX BUILDING LOTS IN FvIrnN
~ AT AU ITION Win be sold on MON0Ay
eth August comm 'acing at O'clock. r M uno,'
the premises, % OF about the most desirable lo,s
IN the town OF fulton, fronting on the PRINCIPAL
Property in Fulton is improving In a remarkab,s
degree, as recent saes indicate and persons desr.
Ing to obtain lots in that very lourishine 10,
either for Investment with en- eye to future ad
avail themselves of this opportunity, as such snoo
Their will rarely again occur
TERMS will be very liberal and will be made
known at the sale. JAS TAYLOR,
jy 29-dtds Auct
AddiuOnal-Will be sold In addition to the
above, lots in Port Mayo being portion of the
real estate of which Edwin Waddiil, died, seized.
and about 90 lots In Fulton.
au 4-dtds INIT
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] NJ T.


" ESTATE.-In pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Courr of the city of Richmond, pronounced
on the 9th of June, 1853, in the suit of Robert w
Crump against Richard F. Bradshaw, will pro
coed to sell at public auction, MONDAY, the 9Th
misses, certain Lot, piece or parcel of land lying
and being in the city of Richmond, fronting Is feel
on the southern side of Baker street. (be the same
more or ess) beginning at the distance of It's feet
from us Intersection with st. Peters street, and
running back at right angles from said Baker street.
i4o feet (be the same or less) to an alley, Ii
being No. as designated In plan and survey an.
nexed TO deed from David Judah, of Baltimore,
to =. A. Hughes.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash, one third al
sixty days, and one-third at four months credit
from the day OF sale, and the title retained until the
whole purchase money is paid.
THOS. w. BOSWELL, 8. C. R,
ly 2o Commandment
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E Tooth Achs cursd by GRrssck &,
Ct watnnaey's Teosa Ache Sneclac.-Is /,
warranted to contain nothing zrrioxs to TIA sseth
ana aas never yet failed IN snse lHsIanse 70 rssys
In few minutes. See the certificate of Sr EsEasaSs
. practising Dentist OF Ehis city
MEssRs. GARLIcK l. GwArHHEY; Cent kavs
sed nearly fifty pkiss OF Tozr Teoth Aahs ssesiiis
and am highly pleased with It's good sFesta Ii asr
tainly VIII relieve the pain whes caused ~ axEsrns
ag enc1es does net iniure the Teeth and il excellent
for inramed and spongy Gums. sossissr it the beE
article used for foath Aske, and ahesxfslIy rssom
me M IL 10 Dentists and those aistsd vita ssAisl
tsesn. Yours, .eGpestfalty
THOMAS E. EbAUUHS
Sold by BENNETT BEERS, PURCELL. LsIE
co, and Druggists ssz orally. Friss IS esats
- S0-sz
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MOulsOu's Pictures.

They stand in al their Iovelness, unfurld
Like soma fair beings of another world
Their cheeks vefmilion and the eancing eyes
Bright as the starry diamonds OF the skies;
The hair SO sweetly dark, and the ri7h ringlet
hung
As II they lovd the snowy reck round which the,
chung;
The forehssds furrowless, ike marble wrought
Seem stamp'd WIN inward majesty of Thought;
Tbs ruby ips ana seeth like Eastern pearls,
Form rich contrast with the ietty curls
Wild waving round her beauteous face divine,
Like tendGls clustering around the plant vine.
MOULSON alone such wondrous skill displays
In taking pictures ihsI the throngs thar ggze
With admiration at his wonEerous art,
All have picture taken ere they depart
FEMOULSON,
au lilo Main street.
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alabama Election.

MONTGOMERY, August 2-The election for
Governor and members of Congress came of
in this State on Monday. We have few scat.
terlng returns, which clearly indicate that Col.
Winston, Democrat, has been elected Cover
nor of the State by large majority.
MIR. Abercrcmbie, Wing, il would appear
fsom partial returns has been elected to Con.
gress from the second district. He was preyi
ously representative OF that district.
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A CARD.-H. P. LEFEBVRE, A. NJ will, on
II The first of October next, succeed Mrs Mead In
the charge of her Boarding and Day School in
Richmond, and will be prepared on that day to re.
ceive pupils at her late residence Grace street
Mr. Lefeovre was for seven years connected with
Mrs Mead's School, and subsequently becams
Principal of the Williamsburg Female Academy,
the charge Of which he now resigns, to engage in a
larger work In Richmond
He proposes to conduct his school ON the same
general plan of that of Mrs Mead, retaining several
of her teachers (Mrs Bartlett, Miss Anderson and
increasing the strength of the department of For.
eign Languages, by the assistance of q resident
French Governess and other suxiliaries.
The members of the family will form christian
household, under the parental care of Mr. and Mrs
Lefebvre The School will offer every advantage
for the acquisition of q sound English education, to
which viii be added the Ancient and Modern Lam.
guages, Music, Drawing. &c,
Terms, the same a. those OF Mrs Mead. Apply
to a. p. LEFEBvRE, An,
az 2-d&wts Richmond. Va.
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THE MARKETS

New YORK, Auaus 4.-Sales of 10, 900 bbls,
Flour; State 1912 to IS Is, Southern S.. 81
to s. Sc. A, OOG bushels Wheat-white sI.33
to $l.35, an advance oftwo to three cents; 90,
900 bushels Corn-yellow 79 cts.
BALTIMORE, August 4.-Sales of 1850 bbls
Howard street Flour at 1926. Grain un-
changed.
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v DR.. ]. g. ROSES Nervous and In
MIGRATING G ordiaI.-lR no instance Aas sciense
contributed more to the comfort health and hap
piness of man kind than by the constant discoveries
which are being made in the vegetable kingdom
The productions Of the earth aoeosd noi In mineras
alone OF great vslue, but they yield plants which
contain medieins! properties requiring great ex
perencs Ia botany and shGsEstrY 10 ASCERTAIN rnair
true use. After q iGES sSssss .; -===f <-@ r.s-a'
10 medicine, and making many cnemiea! tests OF TIE
vegetable kingdom, DR. J. s. ROSE, of Phiadelphia,
has discovered property among its various pre-
oacuons, wAich completely overcemes and su1dues
al nervous conditions of the system. His Nsr-
voas Cordial may truly be considered one OF the
discoveries In the science OF medicine and
Is oeneved 70 bs equal 10 any OF DR. Roses ether
prepsrstons. Those who have used II, say its
5enenclsi effects are almost miraculous In relieving
,ne mino OF BODY worn dewR by fatigue, care,
labor or strdy. Price so eaats
SOD ~ y strecker, L Bodeksr, d! Wood,
rupeeii, Lsdd Co, Ads Gray, Bsaness IL Beers,
4 Davsi, Il Duvsi h Gre, VIM p LaAd. LssIie.
IN Zaehrissos, and by dcalers gene.sIly throurh
out The country sae STATE iv II
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WASHINGTON affairs,

WASHINGTON, August Sit is runored
that Secretary McClelland's visit to New York
has reference 10 an astounding scheme of gil
gantic frauds which. have just been discovered,
and are kept profound secret by the govern
ment. He cannot we'll return home before
Saturday night.
Secretary Gushing has returned.
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BY Alexander Mott d. Co.
ON SATURDAY MOKNING. III q eth ,

sATU RDAY MOkNING, the 9Th inst
~ commencing at 10 O'clock we viii sell at pub
nc aucti9n, to close sundry consignments, lot of
piece and cu' Dry Goods; also, a lot of Hardware.
Cutlery, Britannia and Glassware; also. 10 COO o.
mesic Cigars; l pipe Brandy; 25 dozen Shoe
Brushes; also, a lot OF new and secondhand Fn1oi.
,ure also, lot of School Desks and Benches.
(nesry nev j also, very fine Cutting Knives; and
l Dinner Set, containing 1877 pieces-witb NAM
other articles.
aus ALEX MOTT f. m Ar...
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARAAT
HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, N. s., August 4.-The steamer
Niagara, with Liverpool dates to the 23d July,
arrived here this morning.
No apprehensions existed relative to war
from the Turkish difficulty. The matter was
nearly settled.
Cotton had advanced Lied to 1.sd. Sales
of the week IS. 900 bales.
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THURSDAY MORNING

The Convention re assembled ander the auspices
OF bright day, and several new delegates ap-
pe8red.
Mr. sturdlvant proposed, by way of compromise
a substitute Tor the series of prohibitory reso
lutions offered Wednesday.
The discussion was renewed and continued un
til II o'clock, when the previous question was de-
manded, and the cars left before the question wal
taken.
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oNA' "A usus' 81 ne steamer Wash.
ington has arrived with Liverpool dates 70
July 2e-four days later than tine news NV The
Asia.
Lirerpool, July 20.-Cotton active at firm
rates; sales of the last three days, 1000 bales.
Brea dstufs active and prices steady.
CalaA.
Adyces from China to May IA state that the
iasu rgents were in possession of Nankin; that
they had hoisted the banner of Christianity and
tolerated Protestant worship.
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
Eastern affairs are regarded in Paris and
London as more pacific. A proposition for
compromise reached St. Petersburg on the
9th of July, and the Cabinet showed dispo.
si,ion 10 compromise. 1t was believed that a
reply would be received in London on the
ed.
Advices from Constantinople of the 9Th state
that military preparations still continued. Or.
ders had been issued to admit the French and
| English fleets into the Dardaneles at any mo
| ment. A conspiracy against the Sultan had
| been discovered, and fifteen of the ringleaders
executed. The object of this conspiracy was
| to depose the present Sultan, place his brother
| on the throne and declare instant war against
| Russia.
THE AFFAIR AT SMYRNA.
Advices from Smyrna, state that the affair of
| Commander Ingraham and Koss,a, the Hun.
| aran, threatened to be more serious than has
yet been supposed. The American and Aus
TRAN vessels determined to fight, and actually
| cleared their decks for action, when the British
| and French consuIs interfered, and Kossta was
| delivered TO the French consul, 10 remain until
| the matter could be arranged with the authori-
ties Of Constantinople.
GENERAL MISCELLANY.
The rebels in China had translated the Bible
and given it an extensive circulation. This
created an intense excitement, which seemed
likely 10 lead to the total destruction of the
Tartar race. Nankin is represented to be in
state of ruin, and the whole district in state
of anarchy. The rebels were preparing TO
march upon Pekin as soon as they received ex.
pected reinforcements from the South.
The commander of the British steamer
Hermes had returned from an expedition to the
seat OF the rebellion, where he explained the
neutral position of the foreign powers. He
states that the rebels had adopted the Protes.
tant form of worship.
In the English House OF Lords, on the 18th,
Lord Clarendon stated that an answer, in en-
tire conformity with the note published by the
French Government, had been returned to the
last diplomatic note of Nesselrode.
Paris, July 19.-Funds have experienced
decline. A despatch from Constantinople states
that England, France and Germany have
agreed to basis arrangement, which is to be
pTopo sed to Turkey and Russia. The head
quarters of the Russian army are established
at Bucharest. Eighty tho usand troops en-
camped on the snvirons of Vienna on the 10th.
and large bodies of troops were still marching
south. Seven,yIwo guns OF heavy calibre
arrived at Iassy on the 9th of July.
The expectation of corn has been prohibited
at Naples.
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Fatal Railroad Accident-Ten Persons
Killed and mann Wounded.

Killed and many Wounded.
PHILADELPHIA, August ga sad and la.
mentable accident occurred about o'clock
last evening on the Belvidere and Delaware
Railroad. Whilst the train, consisting of ten
cars, with probably two hundred laboreIs
aboard, was nearing the Bulls Head Station,
COW suddenly jumped on the track, which
threw the locomotive and first five cars off,
some of which were completely overturned,
whilst others were jammed up into a heap and
broken to pieces.
Unfortunately ten of the passengers, all la
borers, whose homes have not been ascertaned,
were killed instantly, being bruised and
wounded in a terrible manner, whilst many
others were wounded, some ten or fifteen it is
feared mortally, and Others very seriously
The scene was most painful one. 1t was
impossible TO prevent the accident, as the
COW umped so suddenly upon the track that
the locomotive could not be checked.
AS soon as some degree of order could be
restored, and those who had escaped could
free themselves from the confusion, the dead
bodies of The following ten men were taken
out:
Names Of the Killed Matthew Molone,
Michael Caveny, John Irving, P. Coffee Thos.
Murray, Jerh Leary, John Dignan, Nj. Nc
GaIrck. Bartholomew Shenan, Michael Dali
ton.
jured, but it is impossible TO give a list Of
them. The whole number of Ijured was from
twelve to fifteen. Three men rad their legs
broken, and three Their collar bones. A man
named John Conroy was terribly mangled, and
was expected TO die al the last accounts. None
OF the others are likely 10 die.
Some of the dead and wounded were remov-
ed by their relatives. Those Of the dead
who were not thus taken charge of are to be
buried on this afternoon.
As soon as possible after the affair occurred,
udIngs were sent to Lambertville, and loco
motive was fred up and despatched to the
spot conveying Drs. Lilly, Koon and Reilly,
OF Lambertsile, DIR. Foulk, of New Hope,
some OF the officers of the company, and q
number OF citizens. TO render any assistance
that might be possible.
They found nine dead bodies stretched upon
the cars, and number of the wounded lying
there also receiving such aid as could be af.
forded by the distracted crowd. The physi-
Clans attended to the most urgent wants of the
injured men, and everything was done that
could be done for their injuries md their COM
fort,
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Citizens and STRANGERS Visiting

e Citizens and Strangers Visiting
the city, who wish to have their Hair GU. in the
latest and most approved s.yle should call at the
Halr DIesslng Shaving shsmpooing and Bathing
Saloon, under the American Hotel
Blot and Cold Shower Baths esn be had
daily, from half past "A d to half past T H. and
on Sunday TO llAM.
SiRgie Bath IS cents. or ave siskets for sl. En-.
trance on 1lth street to I'm
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I'VE D0LPH has for sale--August
Angus, No. OF Dlckens Household Words
Lie OF Alfred the Great TO which 10 appended his
Anglo Sax IN Works; London, mus IS
norway and its Scenery, bv E Price and T Por-
roster; Bohn's London edlton-l IS
kennedy's Specimens of Greek and Latin Verse,
chit Il +! translariops-l 90
Romance OF Abelard and Heloiae, by o w
Wrighi-T5c
commentary of Medical and Moral Life, or
Mind and the Emotions considered in relation to
Health, Disease and Religion, by w Cooke, n D
l 90
Flanders on the Law Of Shipping, 6vo sheep
so an
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B Augustus R. Sellars, of Calvert coun.
y, has been nominated for Congress by the
Wings of the 18th district OF MARYLAND.
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Me0oker Festival.

BosToN, Aug 3.-The festival in honor OF
the birth day of L. F. Meagher, took place at
taneull Hall to day. Five hundred ladies and
gentlemen were in attendance, and Mr.. Mea.
CHER made an eloquent speech.
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SECOND DESPATCH,

LOUISVILLE, August 3.-The result liz the
lOth district between Hodge and Stanton is
not yet settled, and today the probabilities
are IN favor OF the latter. The official returns
can alone determine the contest.
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EDUCATION.
ST. JOsEpa,s FEMALE ACanRnl

CT. JOSEPH'S FEMALE ACADEMY,
~ H!CHAohD, VA-Conducted by the Sisters
of Charisy-corner of Marshall and 4th streets.
This Institution will resume studies on the 18th
August.
boarders. for board, tuition, bed and bedding,
WISHING snd mending. pay sEMI-ANNuALLY in ad-
vsDse Sll0 per annuaa. Doctors fee 49,
Day scholars, according to the branches thew
stacy, pay QUARTERLY in advance, from 81 to Ss
per quarter.
An extra is charged in the ornamental brant hes,
as Music, Painting, French and Embroidery, for
tuition and use of Instruments.
Letters addressed to sister Rosalia Green ST.
Joseph's Academy, or to 1T. Rev Bishop McGill,
will meet promDE attention.
Children OF any religious denomination are sd
mitted, on condition of conforming to the general
discipline of the school. au 3-lm*
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~ Thore are few things which ford

US greater pleasure than sitting down to write no.
tice of the celebrated Hoorand German Bitters, be
public benefit, and our heart tells us that by our
notices many have been Induced to take these Bit.
ters and been rescued from death by Dyspepsia.
Liver Complaint, DC, for the cure of which 1t Is
certain. Il is prepared ana sold only by DIR
Jsckson, at the German Medicine Store, No 100
Arch street, Philadelphia. au4-d&w2w