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ELEGANT NExv p,,Xo,


NJ ANY persons not that. ucha an
~, w 10 , ms. ass s en- e PIANO roRrEs
al the Subscribers ware rooms, at $50 Main st.
They viii not merely three. In. f,c
TWENTY to Thirty Of the very best select
persons Of ludsms Mt and W
The subscriber has been OF over oxx
SAND PIANO foRrrs and testimonials
om eminent Individuals In the musical world remark. of The
'e heir hror and expressions OF
those Who har. nreur aud th.m. shown la,
and would be Impossible any ne "a
purchase bad or ndiuersn Piano OF
warranted In every OF the word Should they moi
e hey VIII BE- taken back or exchanged Bed.. they xiI ~
SpSn god terms As can be obtained any
Persons at distance ordering Pianos OF IN. ,ubsc,,
nave thsir orders faithfully as when
without injury. " any eohNeSsnee
. ''' 'aAen III sAehahg,. Pianos tuned and repair
we JAMES wooDIoUsE -
Jeis Late Sa,hA woeihcu,el
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THE Coal BUsINEsi or PESNsYLVANIA.-The New York
Courier has interesting ARTICLE on the coal trade and
the increasing demand for the Article Referring to the
Pennsylvania mines, it remarks
when say that the coal mines are in their infancy
that only thirty four years have elapsed since the
gross product OF the egh coal region, the entire
year, three hundred and sixty five tons or one ton
per day Vow the annual supply from that region alone
II Over million oil tons and the aggregate of Tie various
coal sections IS over five millions OF tOns. It IL compu-
ted that thS city OF Ne" York alone is tie recipient OF
about two million tons d coal annually or six thousand
tons per day"
The Courier after giving the coal business Of tho Bali,
more anu ONO rOliio the last eight years down the
present years probable suppp of coal 1865 UGU ton.
which at 80 per ton, viii yield $50 900 900 Assn
ming the RATIO u increase at fifteen per cent annually fol
ten years to come land i says not an exaggerated
estimate, when we consider the new fields opened
aud the Iine- Of RIfOlI in construction W, aha,
show 10 tue year ls6l grand or over % millions
tons OF coal brought to tide water.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.

CORRESPONDENTS.
ss,sfss, ss addressed 10 the "Edito-s or
v1lfl-. $500
a. s'> ,ls, s,tse PsPer will net be Published
'tAa4as, sesht to be known ALL and will
~ Departed e os'a,ry notices exceeding eight
gr,s eN..-srl S< - ss,srtife=rau.
ceDHnulSs,azs va - charged the advertise
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c,TOCKSF OIr SALE

STOCKs FOR SALE
oJ 90 City Of Richmond STOCK, T short date,
gg 800 CI.y Of Rshmopd s oet' short dates
%e Shs.aPsate and Ohio CS.pon' guaranteed BY Virginia
. DO heh %0Rd r IS Ssoei,,ion
% DO R Rsmond an. and Ps,SSss TlS1d Stock
iei9-i7 JOHN 4. LANCASTER 4 SON.
VAL;u,,gu.ls PROPERTY ron s,Lk;-on ls.h day Of
@ y1ahe property In the town of Loery the BEi
Tavern house been recently ~ ore
s Ss 's n "5 . ' H "a, sN n oGS 81
custom There are the lot large brick Kitchen large
I,Sed 10 the Tavern lot containing o. aets @h vii
ere a .od very eligible oa %, So's a.
s'u! Gs Sen'T OF n s %sn ST ' snd sa The
ngn the bu'ne Of Hotel Keeping a the house wbe Cf
Trass made known the day Of sale. ..
TlJME LIVERPOOL PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP CO in
u tend sailing their fAvori'o Steamship a, fellows
STy o. sA s.sny 2igi'. Capt wy.
. G.!s%
81 81 EhHSH5s1Es a5syy 3 Ss
STT 81 !S "
r,,.. ,,o,,.,., Rate. Of Passage, ,,..,
saloon BsrthI, $50 Saloon DerlhI, 81 rulncu
Eo S-.ISd e TorIard Is !"
T I9SIna e.. s.i :. .r.s
and Sr S:Tpeo nd i found pPSyoB taken from PHI
Pam Philadelphia t25 From Liverpool a4o
Certificates passage will be issued 10 parties who are a.
sous bringing out their friends acorespondng rates
Drafts the Agents from 81 upwards.
Al experienced Surgeon will be carried each ship.
All 10 the agents Phiade hIa and Jyerpeo "
b. forwarded with economy and Dispatch ~ '
For freight or passage, apply to SAMUEL SMITH
" Walnut u. Phladeirtis.
Uie-iy RICHARDSON, BROTHERS A co IIysTpooI
BWhen the arrangements completed and snflcIent
good, one 81 the steam vessels will pToeed
20 baltimore calling Al Norfolk Yrsna or other port, On the
Chstapsake, going OF returning. WV
AC,oN.hACoN-Wsss slider and Shoulder, prim, ar
b'-l" gro. /. HERRING,
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EYES TO THE nLIND-

,o EYES TO THE HIND. -
DRor W. DONALDSON, who ben deprived Of s.,,,,
from his Infancy will deliver a LECTURE .ho, In. .
TEN Of EprcAriso BiISp. AFRICAN CHtJRc ~ ~,
DAY evening, the Goth Instant oa 'o'<'-
During the entertainment, the audience will ~. an
ssapinns the hoohs with Raised Letters states Wrtint Gard.
hahed maps and other Instruments nstructinr bs
Blind "N'Ns NAAue " me
80 Door. open O'Clock. commence At O'Clock. -
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II ENNINtSS ESrATE:-Ag general meeting Of psI.on,
- ntereed In the Jennings Estae will held in
on The 18th Of July This meeting called at The re-
nss OF ,he Cooin family by Jamson Corbin others
ding linz this county aud OF ali m.
Is part eusrly requested on that occasion. ''
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~ bill similar in lis provisions to the Maine Liquor
Law has passed both Houses Of the Connecticut Legis-
| laturc.
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. The sa6.3.aed RESOLUTION was adopted, a day OF
ago. by meeting OF cooreI gentlemen in the city
Philadelphia
THAT thos. who, without crime are ou;lawei by an,
government, allegiance to It's enacunents-
that being condemned and treated outlaws by govern
men' for no crime bat that of claiming nen rather
than beasts aud chacs. hereby declare ourselves ab
solved from all obligations to Ocey its savehoiiin be-.
hests and isl! back upon natural rights tia,
We adopt, and advised all oppressed to ADOPT tile
motto, Liberty DEATH nor will allow any fellow
beings be enslveI II prevent it, that resi,ta nee
TO tue slave hunters Is IN obedience God aud we pledgs
ourselves resist ali such laws by such means as we shall
deem right and oxpeiieut"
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81 The iooHing account OF Silstril, which the Rus.
slams now besesins with prospects OF success
take from the Albany Journal
Sis,ra the Turks call it, Dr.tra which Is lust
now SO hard pushed by the Russians, is important
post, at the head OF slip navigation the Danube /,
il town OF about the siza o.: Syracuse standing the
Souhsite Of the river in bulgaria. about 275 miles from
ConstGuIiuOpe. Ii is the capital OF the province
which is situated. Il Is strongly fortified and its cap.
ure would give the Russians, that point, command
bo!h sides the river. A. the La; adyces $4,000 men
had been detailed To storm IT, The bridge which the
Russians said to have constructed the river is
OF boats probably, as tile stream there is very wide"
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GRAND EQUESTItI IAN FESTIV1I..
Asihs NJ. JUNE a. co.'s Newly Equipped Europe m an
- American
m CIRCUS!

- American -"e
m CT RCUS!
Wllperform at Richmond. COUNCIL CiIANnpR mn ,
49, 22d, ySi and 9Th.
The stud OF Horses IL in count,x an,
preios have secured the services rom ynrou, ,,
ahd Eastern hstabishments) Of the
yelled In the West. $1,000 ".' '''' h"-
To be aeeompancd by the Celebrated Buy and String M
Richard Wills from New York who challenge
for list OF performers bills.
Gn Doors open ut IN o'clock p. NJ,
.tse,, h 90 cents Children under 10 age and
81 AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE on qaa and s,h ,,,,,,,
-. ~. jeit-diOt
NnrD ,oNukRT. ~ cosruNE, by the SCOTTISH CIITT
PERs 'NDo'''-'' anu ms WANDERING PI
m. meDoSALD who challenges world TO equal him In
CoNcrpr on o. ms enchanting music will rive one GRAND
H.. AZ oDD'fELLOWs HALL TUESDAY EyeSiNu
s I'm consisting OF various Scotch and Irish Airs
cents children half price. N'a'' m" sehueuAh 70
O'Clock. ' NNe.' concert Commences at 81
~,,,,,,;,- JeT-3t
~ a. i, the repair. Of Loeb from 9th June Ia
he sh July our Packet Boats run daily ia
mnr, :, week through to Lynehburyh lie ayipr Rieh
ohu AZ the usual hour p NJ. Pas,enrers voIn. hts,
Fridays. -''' wednesdays and
On the 9TH Of July retumc our regular daily trims .
Lynehburg. boyd EpMoNns x MY r,mn,poush to
jei6-2w = DN'1NroRr
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The aei that this property Is decided trustees In tru
dents OF the District Of Columbia, Of IN,
efa sna every sarehodsr receiving Dagueoypr wort t
anu OF ie very hnest quality and elegantly the hV
heer and position OF those great and
reputation and business Of Mr. Whehurst he deems
GUARANTEES That the promis- Of
promptly and faithfully Performed the pietnres taken viii
DC uouted among many Galleries capable pfoduc M.
pictures per diem Not than nifty shares viii bo
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JuAss, cvNHERclAL CuLLEGE.
Southeast cor. Of Washington III. and Third-sf

Southeast cor. Of Washington III. and Third-st
SAINT. LOUIS. MO
INCORPORATED by the General Assembly, Januar,
/ q, 1919, with full authority :" TO grant diplomas
award degrees confer honors and exercise all and SIN
gular the privileges common to commercial colleges
authorized by law in other States. '-Charter,E
full course of instruction in this institution EN-
braces Doubleentry book keeping, commercial calcu-
lxtions, commercial law, and penmanship
Gentlemen can enter for the course separately, anu
1t any time. as instruction is impaired individually
and not classes ard each department is independent
and under control of its respective Professor whoaone
IL responsible for the progress of his pupils.
Young gentlemen wishing to prepare themselves FOR
business pursuits respectfully to during
business hours and examine the mode Of imparting in
srructon the progress OF the pupils and the superior
facilities extended to those DESTROYS Of qualifying
themselves for the practical duties of the counting
house. Personal rcferece given 10 one hundred
and eighty 1901 practical accountants, now in charge
OF books in this city, all of whom have completed their
business education in this institution.
N. b. Por circulars, containing information in re-
gard TO the terms the of instruction. and all bu
siness connected with the above call at the book bind
ing department, or addrese JONATHAN JONES
Jnne 30:wly. 49, - St. Louis.
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rot IN NJ.

Thousands Of Parents who use Vcrmfuge compose
IF Caster Oil Caomel, &C., are not aware that Will
they appear to benefit the patient they actual,
laying the foundation for series Of diseases, such
salvation, loss Of sight, weakness Of Limits, &c.
If Hobs nsacks medicine to whichw We ask the after
tenion If all directly interested in their wal
their chi',lrens health. In Liver Complaints and
disorders arising from those If billions type. shout
make use Of the only genuine medicine, Hobeusack ;
Liver Pills.
EsFs- BE not deceived but ask for IIubensaek
Worm Syrup, and Liver Pills, aud observe that eacl
has the signature IF the Proprietor, j. n. iioBEN
SACK, rs none else are genuine ,em23 j3lyr
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PURIFICA7ION or THE BLOOD,
Liver and Bilious COmDldinfs.


The citizens Of the Unlo,, suHe, u uch from dis
orders of the liver and stomach scarcely any free
FROM the influence Of these dest uctive maladies,
hence life fast. The fair SEX perhaps the most
handsome in the world. up 70 certain period VIII H.
distressing to say. many loose their teeth and COED
looks, while in the hcydav ii life, such sad evils may
be efectualy remcdied by continually Keeping The
blood pure and the liver and stomach in a healthy
action, when life will flow smoothly and resemble
plants in congenia cline, where an eternal spring
appears to reign A il regards the preservation of
the human frame, and the duration Of life much
may be effected. and | say fearlessy that c;lth aud
life can be prolonged fot many wears beyond their
ordinary limits, If Hollway's Pills are taken to
purify the blood according to tt rules laid down for
health contained in the directions which accompany
each box.
A case of Weakness and Debility of ten
years standing, cured by Holloway's Pills.
Copy of letter from Capt. John johnson. Astor
House, New York. dated Jan. 5, 1854.
To PROFESSOR lloLL WAY, 80, Corner of Ann aud
Nassau streets, New YUk /:
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The Americans Friend
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

SIR: 1t is with the most heartfelt pleasure have
TO inform you that have been restored to health and
strength by taking your Pills For the last ten years
| suffered from arrangement of the liver and stom
acl and reduced to such an extremity that gave
up my ship. expecting to go to sea any mtre as
l had tried every remedy that was recommended to
me- but all to 10 purpose and had given myself up
70 despair, when was at last recommended to take
your pills. After using them for three months, the
result is that am in better health than have
been for clever years past and indeed well ever
was in my life. You are quite ut liberty to make
this known for the benefit Of others | remain, sir,
yours respectfully John JOHNSON.
These Celebrated Pills are Wonderfully Eli
cacious in the following complaints:
Ague, asthma, bilious complaints, blotchcs on the
skin, bowel complaints, constipation of the bowels,
debility, dropsy, erysipelas female Irregularities, fe-
vers of all kinds govt, headache. indigestion, jaun-
dice. liver complaints, piles, retention of urine,
scrofula or kings evil stone and gravel. secondary
symptoms, venerial affections, worms Of all kinds,
weakness, from whatever cause.
Sold at the establishment of Prof Holloway, So,
corner of Ann and Nassau streets, New York; also
by all respectable druggists and dealers in medicines
throughout the United States. 81 cents, 81 cents
and 81 80 cents each. To b had at wholesale Of the
principal drug houses in the Union.
Es> There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n B-Directions for the guild, anee of patients in
every disorle, are affixed 10 each box
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LYONS BATTALION.

The kathairun neutraize> ne fleets ef q seast.
climate, ard old age, IN pcarrirg md restoring lie
human hair even after la d,ie>s { n, ta. ,eo,.. .
censes the scalp from dan,liuh AMI is nt{lai m
purliles; Will cuie the nervous head he dfd all
eruptiye diseases If the skin and Is he tost IL, ira
bic aftic for curling and martila CLOS, 10 lie hair
IN the world. 1t happily unites the effects f ia,
choicest Pumadcs to the best French Extracts and rx-
hales the Perfume OF The most delightful flowers. No
person should be without it. Price only - cents in
large BOTTLES. Sold by all dealers. everywhere.
d. 5. BARNES, Proprietor, 161 Broadway New
York. For sale bv II II sGITr
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PROF. LEX. &. BsE l'S
rRICOPH EROUS, OR NEDICATEDCOM.

[. OR Beautfying, CARING Preserving, Restoring
4 and Strengthening the hair, Relieving diseases Of
the SKIN Gu in Rheumatic pains and healing external
wounds. Bounded by no graphical lines, the reputa-
tion IF Bauys Iricopherous presades the Union.
The sale of the article Of late years has increased III
ratio that almost exceeds belief. Prof. Barry after
careful exaunat ton Of his sales book finds that the
of bottles delivered to order, in quantities Of from
half gross upward, during the year 1852 within
a trife Of $50 co...
1t is unnece airy to present at length the evidences
of the wonderful properties of the Trcopherous when
the public have furnished such an endorsement as this.
The cheapness Of the article, and the explanation Civ
Of its chemical action upon the hair the scalp and
in all of superficial irritation, first recommended it
to the attention Of the people. This all that the in
yentor disired Every bottle advertised itsef The eff
fecs 1T the fluid exceeds expectation. II acted like a
charm. The ladies would not be without it. Country
dealers in every section Of the United states found that
they must have it; and thus built up wholesale
trade of extent hitherto unhear Of regards art-
ces Of this kind. The hes. pon. has not vet been
reached, and 1t is believed the sales this year will be
million and half of bottles.
ES-Depo: and Manufactury No 1877 Broadway
Retail price 25 cents large bottle.
EE-Lberal discount to purchasers by the quantity
and by the principal merchantsand druggists through
out the United States and Canada, McKee, West In
dies, Great Britain France &C., and by Robert Charles
II c. norsan & Co., B. Bakcsly, Barnard Adams &
Co It Louis. sept23iyr
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HENRY !. SCOTT

Is Nov in receipt OF his spring and summer stock,
i which will be found inspection to consist of
beautiful selection If fabrics adapted for the eomBg
season, and which he il determined to offer at such
prices as will defy competition. lie would pcctfuy
request persons in want Of any Of the following arii
cles to examine his stock Of goods, an prices before
purchasing elsewhere II consists in part as follows:
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
81 to 81 inch black silks, French and American dress
lawns lawn robes ber,ge delaines plain and striped
popllns new style shay bereges, striped ustrss ard
chambrys, plain and fancy dress linens, new style
spring prints and ginghams, gauze, cashmere, Grape
and delane shawls, silk and linen pocket handkets
chiefs kid, silk, Isle, and cotton gloves full assert
ment Of fans, sik linen, and cotton aces edglngs.
and ribbons.
BoNNETS-Satin, silk, Grape, Florence, and braid
bonnets.
SIIOEs-Bronze, kid, and morocco walking shoes,
faucy CATERS and buskins.
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS-A full and complete
stock Of spring and clothing that for .tl lc
and material cannot be beat, and will be sold at as
tonishingIy low prices. French and American black
CLOTH casmeres, satinets, tweeds, and jeans, brown
linen drills, and complete assortment of summer
pant sufs. large stock Of boots, shoes, hats and
caps.
DOMESTIC GoODS--Bleached and brown shirt
ings and sheet:ngs. Irish linens brown and blcached
damask tablecoths eyedaper and crash checks,
drills, 0snaburghs furniture prints, and curtain goods,
plain and fancy window shades.
- A rfinae stock of groceries and queensware.
i. Call aud will convince you hat will sell goods
cheaper thsa Any: house in this city. Mind;
= 's' = Maflfstreet near the Market house.
n lx
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Essence Oi jamaica finger,

HIS esserce Il preparation of unusual exec
i lence In ordinary diali hoe, incpent cholera.
in short, III all of prstraion Of the digestive
functions, it is Of inestimable value During The
prevalence OF epidemic cholera and summer com
plants of children, 1t is peculiarly efficaci,us n
family, Individual, or Traveller should lie without it,
CAUTION: BE sure to get the genuine essence
which sprcrared only by +. c. BROWN. a. bis dr.. 9
and chemical store, Meth east corner If Fifth aaC
Cues nu reefs. Plade ha, ard f., sale by all tn
respectable aphhecaries in the United States, ami i,
BurlIngt"n 10y L. Z. GAY.
anil II Gm.
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IRON EElbSr r.iUS.
COMSTOCK, BROMLEY 4 Co.

MANUFACTCRERS.
Room No. 90, Leonard Street, New York; one
door west Of Broadway.
Nommon and folding, plain and ornamental BEAD.
~ STEADs of all kinds. Hotel, Hospital, Prison,
Family, Servants. and Children's heseads always On
hand Also general assortment Of Iron Furniture
spring beds, hair and other mattresses.
These bedsteads are superior to all other. in
point Of cleanliness neaness and economy They arc
always free from vermn and are exceedingly durable.
portable. and nyenien. Orders to any extent may
be addressed 01iST0Ck. BROMLEY d Co,
No. o. Leonard ST.. NewzIork
ETAgents snte FIR the sale If che ubevc. De
scriptve circula sent wherever requested.
Nov, 20, 80. e
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MUM & hUEY,
Arch Row. Main Street,

lave in storc and offer for sale, of Ihe largest
Hand best assorted stock Of American and forec On
dry goods exhibited in this market. Their stock
of domestic goods contains all the latest styles that
are usually sold, and their asso, tmen Of fancy good
ard small wares is fine and varied as that If any
terms.
We invite the attention of the ladies Of the cry
and surrounding country who are in want Of good
and cheap goods to call, examine our gmds, and if
they don't purchase before leaving, the fault will be
all on one side. Gmav 2al
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To the Citieens Of the United States

most hunbiy and sincerely thank you for the inn
mense patronage which you have bestow,d upon my
pills. take this opportunity Of stating that my
ancestors II American citizens, and that en-
terrain FIR all that concerns America and the Amer-
cans, the most lively syInpathie,. much that
originally compounded these pills expressly,to suit
your clnnatr. habits, constitutions. and manner , f
iv,ng, intending to establish myseIf among you.
which have now done, by taking premises III New
York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80. Corner of Ann and Nassau streets. New York.
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NEW GOODS AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. s. SCha.aslhsal u co.,

(At Lyman Cook 'snew building ON Nam street,
W liens Of Burlington and the surrounding country
TO their well selected stock of dry goods, groceries,
boots and shoes, queensware, &C.. &c, all of which
have been selected with in the eastern markets. at
as low figures as can be purchased from the manufac-
tories.
Cali and examine before purchasing elseeh here
No charges fo, showing goods.
Noy2ti. 53.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

I AN in receipt of very extensive and se as
sorted stock Of boots and shoes, comprising every
variety desired by merchants, to which / would call
their attention. | am constantly receiving Of manu-
facurers all the newest styles which renders my stock
full and complete. My long experience in the bust.
ness enables me to make it an advantage for persons
DESTROYS of purchasing TO call and examine my
stock, will agree to duplicate any bills bought If
the regular trade in the West, with the addition Of
freight. r. S. ADAMS.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF. rs.
The Pocket EscUlapius!


OR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
T>nE FiFTiEru Edition, with One EflEA
L Hundred Engravings, showing Dis @&x&V.
eases and MalfurmAtions Of the Human VRnkAsnW
System in every shape and form. 10 which is added
Q treatise the Diseases Of Females being Of the
hi hest Importance to married people those contem
plating marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ. D.
Let no father be ashamed to present copy Of the
ESCULAPIUS 10 his child. II may save inn from
an early grave. Let no young man or w,al,n enter
into the secret obligations of married Ia without
reading the POCKET ESCULAPIU: It no one
euffering fr m q hackned Cough, Pain ir the Side.
restless nights. feeling. and the whole train
of Dyspeptc sensations, and given up by their ply,
scian, be another moment without consulting the
4ESCULAPIUS. Have the mari led, or those about to
BE- married any iinpediment, read this truly useful
beck ii has been the of saving thousan Is Of
unfortunate creatures from the v,ry jaws If death.
ne Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
cnclo cd in letter. will receive copy of this worl
by mail, or FIVE copies win be sent for Que Dollar.
Address post paid} DR.. WM. YOUNG.
No 1872 Spruce Street, Philadeii hia.
Jnne 90, sally