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I.anh Marrant Lost.


LANE WARRANT forty OF land number 50 ,c5,
IL day January ls5j, and 10 the
C. Cabblc. Washington d. and lost n's.atd by
him. said warrant. notify all
the for location. And shall
apply publication OF this to the Com
m o for duplicate of said warrant
ALEXAN JOHNSON.
MARIAssA, jackson county, flaride, August 4, 1854
Aug l2-tsw6wf
DDUTLK1DGE's American f,LuuNoak aud Tourists
IL NbntAians
prncpa cities different railroads. and
Union; statistics.
hotels, public buildings, natural cuissies Ae,
accompanied by einap Price 81 cents. ~ =
gT FRANCk TAYLOR
~ kETCHEs n eminent Statesmen of the time Of
y George III by Lord Rroughhm edition. vols.
Letters of Gschei Lady Russell edition. yplIta
Railroad accidents, the wasSh hcy
vented by the the safety sppara'u=i y L.
TurnbulI and w. c. NsEc-. fr,se rs
the .seisioa aud Teeth.
Bshnan' principles OF animal and vegetable physiooxy
Carpenters principles physiology edition
AugH FRANK TAYLOR
lyAY's FABhts, with isS illustrations. voiasnr,
VI London, 1854. Price ST.
Dogs. their management; by Edward Myhv. so"do", 1854
so
The Msrve, so.eao.g by w. FuIom, with i.satous
30
Adventures of M sydcnham Grecnhnch, and Of his fends
with Illustrations London. le34 rcr rs cts.
ASx2 FRANCk TAYLOR
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PhiladcIphia College of Medicine.

Tht WINTER OF this institution win hgin October p
1854.
Fby courses Of lectures given boih The winter and
peEs~s are conferred Ia March and Iuls
Fees; One full sst Perpetual ticket $50 Mancull
le 70 Graduation fee who have attended two
10y e"aresin another $50 ,ncndng graduation fee
Perennial neress welfare and
vsy student, Examinations given daily by the prccore
anoH each branch In all facilities egusl
gtHl TIE country. For icr'her inovra alton, add
'tta. ~ ra .s u. HOWARD, RAND, - p. Dean,
a.. - .iW South Ninth street Phlladelpha
Aug i-in~wpAa av5td
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VlyANTED.A copy Ayshivcs nine volumes
reasonable price viii se rixen eithes Y
books. FAANCk TAXLOk-
July II
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NAVY DkrARrMsNT, july 10, ls5i
TN CONSEQUENCES of applications from different
extension oflmc TO enable
machinery plans aud propos ais 10 be sub
i with The ihe adver,iSeEen of this de
patment specified ia that adv erssment for
reception proposals. &c, extended until the Is, OF Sep
JaIy su-dlw W a. &aawtiSeps j. e. DoBBIN
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lNo. hla. |.

NUTICE OF withdrawal Of railroad iAEds--NheIcas
N under making land aid the Territory of
railroad therein, approved June
e5i solicitation and dele
Congress from ths States OF WIcoSsIS and Iowa and the
Territory the President Uaited States BY
his order bearing 2 Of July directed that
townships said within about
Du
Paul. Mnnssota Territory the mouth OF
Fond shalt be Withdrawn
from sale until further oIders except for valid pre- epon
lands the United States
purpose (Which includes former
military Fou Smelling recently advertised for sale 0
therefore notice
described Withdrawn sale entry
ucro ucIy, 10 wi
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AMkRaCAN STATE PAPERS and AnsssSean
"A chives Msusy, sooksslers, IN
WasAs0sa cay desire purchase several q e ss.vs
Hop3 c1ahan9e hx other hs"ks rabished IN ~
UniteA 4eGDss u easops.
O43 toilua<s Win atsd - purchased
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py agTiiONGTY - act of the Legislature OF
ID Virginia. passed February ~ 1854 entitled An act to neo
posae company James French,
Alexandria and Washington city, and in conform
y ereof hereby by the under
thsi books of receiving subscriptions to '
capital Alexandria and Washington Railroad Company
opened day September and con'nne
open days, Inclusive. rn TO- 20 q p ms HE ff
, itw.Rg Egcss tD
Alexandria Newtnn Ioe ia The city OF Washington at
JAMES s. FRENCH,
JOHN W. NAURY,
A. MARSHALL,
CORNELIUS BOYLE,
GEO. FRENCH.
EDGAR SNOWDEN,
Aug l6--lawiscpl2 RW. LATHAM.
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OrrIoE OF CONNIssARY GENERAL or BuBssrKNcK,
Washington, August is, 1854
SEPARATE PROPOSALS viii be received this Office until the
y lst October delivery provisions bulk,
ioI the the OF the United States, nspecon
follows
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UHlTNEY's MetaMsc Wealth Of shc United states
w vol, evO.
Life J. Quincy; edited by Joseph b. Braiwaite.
Mem0ries the Water; by Henry Nancy.
Lamartiue's Travels in the East vols
Angi9 FKANCA fAYLOk.
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"The American state Papcran Wanted.
rNAYLOR MAURX, kpokseIes Washington dssiye
purchase The above books "AmeFcan Ar
cvcs which have been BY members of Con-
gress for years past
liberal will be paid exchange raade for other
books Odd volumes wlli airo be purchased
Aug9
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1. LUTZ,

iCABINET-MAkER AND UPHoLSTERER,
No. rs South Eiepeaih Street, Philadelphia,
A, ESPECTFULLY the public
IL band large Of pao
aud chamber furniture. comprising
Sofas, S35 SU0 Arm chairs from GIG $50
puror chairs to Bookcases 10
sofa tables 6 100 Esicns,aa tables, 55 To 100
Etageres 70 to vs. Wrhns deskt, 10 to luo
made expressly
prices good furniture be
bough, any whers else
of the Union, aud packed under his
sonaI
r. 21--Jdnosit
plain children, girl and boys, like
"; limited o District aud Maryland.
For particulars apply 10 JAS G. MCGUIRE,
Aueuaneer and Commission Merchant
Aug lg-eod3t
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UNITED STATES MAIL.

Jaiy 9, less.
ROroS pntel States Oc
1854, 80 1853, The following the
the Contract Office OF this
department O'Clock, Thursday, September IA
be decided by The next day.
so sGe From Chattanooga Keeys Ferry Oats Laading JAS
uer, Creek, kleppers, aud Pelham, :" Hits
buro, G5 mites and back, week
Leave Chattanooga Monday at q, a.
ArrIvc Hilsboro' day by q, p.
fliisbcro' Wednesday 7, "A
Arrive Chattanooga nest day by o p nj.
Tor Of posa and cerihcatc and also notes
embracing ioss be incorporated the
tracts eec,ed BY fe hScepled bidder To SUCH eten
expcdien noper adveriisews
commencing Juy
1854 ending 1854 the States Of Kentucky Tenn.s
see, &c, dated January D 1854.
poposa sealed marked Proposals for Route No.
adiressca second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral, Washington, u. g.
~' JAMES CAMPBELL,
fuly fl - law4yv General.
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Ex,en..vs Boot and shoe E:stanii.hn.aat


g r HOOVER fitted up. the barge
D. and paeious in Iron HALL avenue bfwen
and sests, furnished with perhaps the largest
stock OF boots and ces ever exhibited IN n
city.
pare other Of The kind IN the country
Win this view he has made ANNOUNCEMENTS o isiar SUPPLY & m
this and IN future every variety boots aud
ladies' gentlemen chdfen and servants hers be
No expense ha. been spared fitting up this establishment
Of business lie VIII spare no ehor
Of public His prices sl,i' be mod
apnrosmang as closely as possible to those Of M "ap"ar
Ths following among ,be arlic'ss just received.
FOR LADIES.
Black, bronze, ssiers, thick aud thin soiss
French American and KID slippers
Morocco yyalklnR siops u evssy vari-ty
is. spest. saa5's,s and az Nosa si % @ a1d .s assaH
soa GENTLEMEN
rrsncn patent leather boot.
DO calf dress baois hall boos and slors
Do calf aud plteut-eather ostafd tas
Cloth sa,ers bilack and coored
Enameied top fxed cutters English ties, &c
An common boots and Shoes aessea aad seyed
ron YOUTHS MISSES AND CHILDREN.
Youths pumps dress shoes aud bocts Of beau'sl ss aSd o
sacs slippers walking shoes Of --latest
chidrems saecs embracing every style and qualify
ron boys
burness the hcys fr just such shoes a. hey
fancy ~h'ch have heretofore been 80 aer q hns
FOR SERVANTS.
Ny of all kinds ana ver'
iIsaks.as nJ0d the citizen. gen
Monfzo<ry and the couny, Also Viu
the city. to yor with ca benre purchasing desire
n.iou asa BY 10 challenge ne confidence
'lssnd win ssscrs' in my new enterprise. ,,,
] ,.ea Hal zoo; s ae5 snos lls'ae,..eE,r,:i, y: %
ss. I.-dlwSsoaw
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IIIsTO&Y OF CUBA, notes of Traveller In tbs Tss.
Ill POLITICAL ef the island
m discovery the ne BY Msarin NJ Ballou.
paper, 50 in cloth, Is For sss By
TAYLOR MAURY,
Auss Booksecrn, 9th
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DOSSUET-OsaksAs Fune;ves VOL, l2mo.
StaeiConsiderations Revolution rOL
Descartes- iEnsrrs lv0i.
GARNER Ecou0mie Politque 1 vol,
CoeHcile-TheaOe; vols.
Conversations Moderncs n ErAscahs g Angas.
Also assortment of French novels in pnnphlet FORM
Just received by FRANCk TAYLOK-
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anN,sEIAEx poL, rnCuNIc rysrIIUTE.

nsS NED aud thorough education
" cbiecss engineers incudng railway hydraulic 30
graphical, and mining engineers.
For cop. Annusl Register giving full information rcspcc
u. FRANKLIN GREENE
Director sc n r l.,
Aug l5-d2m Tpy, N. Y.
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r rTflOaRAPH V<ew the City e1 R1ehIn0h1
s xvlAm Macleod
esq. For sale ~ FRANCk TAYLOR
July la
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YlARD TIMES . nsvsl ~ Charles DAeAsns-
n Tho Metallic described,
pared with that VI oiAsr counHes; BY }. Whisnsy.
" Joseph tohn Cuney with sesscuss s hi josnni
denes Edited by Joseph Bevss Bs.Awaisc In
vulu@es.
ssse,sss stray hsxsAh long suoi; by
Henry Nancy.
Os sale VI rAYLOR MAURyT
Aag Bookstore, near Nh st.
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at Baton Rouge Barrceks, Louisiana.
60 barrels Of pork
loo barrels of freah supertne douI
30 bushels of white deld beans
400 pounds of good hard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
IS bushels of good clean dry
100 gallons of good cider vinegar
At Barraneoi BarTaek,, Peasaeoia, Fforida,
60 barrels of pork
loo barrels of fresh superdnc flour
- bushels of new white field beans
400 pounds OF good hard soap
$50 pounds of good hard sperm candles
IS bushels OF good clean dry fine salt
80 gallons OF good cider vinegar.
At Fort Gibson, .arkaasas
30 barrels Of pork
io0 barrels Of fresh supeIhne hour
B bushels OF white field beans
800 pounds Of good hard soap
J OO0 pounds Of good hard sperm candles
W bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
400 gallons Of good cider vinegar.
The whole 10 be delivered in all May 1858.
1T Fort LearsncorfA, Missouri Risu
lao barrels Of pork
J0 barrels OF fresh super6nc hour
~ bushels OF new white field beans
400 pounds of good hard soap
TO pounds of good hard tallow candles
.B bushels of good clean dry fine salt
$50 gallons Of good cider vinegar
The whole to be delivered by the lst June, 1885.
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CROM LONDON The Soagu scctIand, music
Il piano accomplishments. l vol,
The Book Celebrated Poeum containing
three Of the n"st popular In The Enssh language un
bridged. London, 1854.
Ruskias Lectures Painting. VOL 1854
Richman's GOihc Architecture. vol, Many enRfavInfs
sosy Of Bisds ny Stanley, lard bishop of Norwich many
gravingr. Lon1on 1874
Roya Sshionahas sssister
1854
Bosuo uonh's Anglo Saxon and Ensl-s D'ctrsry vos
Hhostrede's Lolarithms.
Dana Coal Mines.
Muars <s0al Mines
Hedley Coal Miass~
And nanny other, jsst imported by -
yuy - fkAACk TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
MEETING IN PHILADELPHIA IN FAVOR OF
TIE ERIE RIOTERS.
PHILApEIPuIa. SATURDAY. Jan. o.. 1876

PHILADELPHIs, Saturday Jan. ., 1851.
large number of citizens and others assembled
hi- evening III the Rounda of the Exchange to consider
tie Erie difficulty and hear the sentiments OF Mayor King
ind MIR Lowry.
These eentlt men gave tie origin of the troubles, the
awlo acs of the railroad companies owned or bought
10 with New York capital The citizens of Ede were
d. sros Of having the matter tested in the Courts but the
Companies were fearful of results. ard proceeding with
the alteration of the gauge the police of Erie removed the
ras and bndges pronounced nuisances by ordinance
The city government in pursuance Of the provision OF
the original privilege given to companies to lay tracks
puatios If riot and msrue cast upon her were the re
suit of by those deep ia New York in
foresfs The gauge act Of ronnsylv ania
TIE only protection Erie has TO prevent herown ruin u 10
require he brc ak TO be made within her boundaries lhis
she has the IL al right 10 do and her rights she will main
tain at all hazards.
Danil l. Miller followed
Mr. NJ McMchae expressed lis warnest sympathy Tor
Erie because the cuii against her was unjust Her
acts had all been strictly legal When the track had been
laid down in defiance If law and pronounced nuisance,
il was rilhiiuly removed In abiding TO the assertions
that Phiadei, ha had caused the difficulty, lie declared
that liz fellow citizens falsely shameully magsed
and ho sired that the statement that Philadelphia money
opcenderod the trouble should be nailed to the counter
as an infamous lie. Philadelphia sympaihizes with Erie
in whatever she does that is right but when she goes be-
yond the law she can claim aid c0unienince. no
su1ror Hey ask no such aid ard have. la con
oinson be ofered resolution declaring that while Erie
pursued the strictly legal and mali aned her rights
her citizens would ever be entitled 10 aud receive the
waImest sup Or and sympathy from Philadelphia Inc
resolution was adopted unanimously
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MAZE The Portland Adrerf.ser contains the opinion
Of tie Supreme Court of thGt State the questions pro
peupded by the House OF accompanied by
these comments:
The Court fully sustains the position Of the II onse on
the prao al que sion in issueon the point which me
AdrCrfs has considered, from The hrst az 50 maniesy
fatal course If the seven factions senators that it
las cus.ec 10 other The Court distinctly declares that
lie Copsufron does contemplate that the Senate shall
determine who are elected Senators in all the Districts
ana that the existing vacancies shall be ascertained
and declared before pr,ceedn- TO al any of those va
anoos in Corve ntion And the Court further declares
exIlici,ly that the horse may rigtJHHyrtfr to NEE
tic senate in Convention iol sling part only o. N
racdHc.fs The Senator, therefore according 10
tie decision Of the Court hav been in the wrong from the
becirnirC willie the House has been in the right The
House Las been rghfuy waiting for the seven Senators
to discharge constitutional duty which they have neg
leCied and refused 10 perform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

The Senate of Ohio has covered itself with glory
color,d man, named w II Day, editor OF owpaper pub
shed at Cleveland entitled The Aeed Amercan had been
permitted 10 enter the Senate Chamber to report for his
journal This marveously liberal boon however has been
revoked by the Senate, Mr. Day being pronounced too
much like Day & Martn-his native backing excluding
him from the presence of these puissan segnors Ih
evidence of growing intelligence the part OF the essa
tors OF the West be hailed 10y the Cotton interest with
afeconate sympathy. The Senate OF Ohio are 'emphat
ically great people.
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.-er OF THE OHIO At WHEELING. s.
81 w WHrf1isc saturday, Jin. 2-. 1854

49, hero has risen ,lrven feet ant ie 'ii.i on he
-. Tbero is some footing zee bat na''2 aon Is un}b
- - Rosfs arrived o. DAP with hea i'oighn for
usI,oore and Ohio Ralr0ad, which 4 transporting
81 20 iuns daily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

NUsTNFAl, 7 my, y ID y ~
H. postponed trials GayozI GOTH b asdt Of
ing tuetcc Tho Co. La' o. oa e,ieoc .n the rest
for :, En- slonted On the ground thai the
hsSs W. a,grt TO destroy tn church instead oil N rely
ssssn},ire 4 e Padre.
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There have bee, admitted since The foundation Of the
White the feel N,

In ! OWING nuch brneht the past yeaI 20 the uniofu
nae thew regret that they have mention the very
fnvo1allc eli cum Gncee under which it was accom-
p;ishrd For number Of years the only pecunisTy
sorces q the InnaTy have been ANIMAL apprOpria-
ton q $1,000 ard eco $3.50 from the New York Com
men Council The utmost economy therefore Deces-
sarv and the average expense Of treatment in each
was only forty two cent But In the last year both these
entirely cut off petition presented las
the Legislature Tor appropriation OF $4,000 to
not buildings &c. This was granted in the senate bat
rtsequently reeonsdered and lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

FrrprnIck DorGIss has been appointed to address the
Literary Societies OF Western Reserve College Hudson
the ueAt Commence in July 1854 and has accePr
tie Ell uoin,meut
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We ore assured that Capt Partridge was member OF
the Sophomore class in Dartmouth college when he re-
eeiyed his arpouinent Of West poip \ degree after
ward of,red hm which he did no. accept
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y. .cRANCE ON III CLIppER MEKMAID.

TUUN IUtNtf, Jan =, IsJi.
u ,hip Mermaid. lost the Irish Cpat wa5 insured
!, III dy Tor as 800 III the following o.cs namely:
AM can. $4,000, Atsnc, $500; Roger Williams,
s6OJJ; Merchants, $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

From ArsTRAIIA.-Wo have receive files Of TIE Argn''
rubhed ct Melbourne Australia TO Nov. Thirteen days
later than our advcosbu they contain nothing OF
intel, Il 10 our readers.
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COID WEATIJR IN TUE ElsT.

BlsION, Satlrlly. Jan = I'd.
IL has been very cold here TO DAY! The term az
shutdown was at zero.
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TIE [ s MARSHAL RELAXING THE TRACK
ALL QUIET.

ERIE. saturday Jan. 2s 1854.
All is quiet here TO day The l. Marshal has gone TO
Harlor Creek 10 relay the track and rebuild the bridge
Gov bigger has autographed the Erans that the State has
taken poss session of the Western Road
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

Euorr Is1AsD-Resolutor against the Nebraska bill
have passed both branches Of the Rhode Island Legsa
ture ty u anmcus vote
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AVFD,I SLAUGHTER!
A FACTORY B.'oNN 10 Aso ~.

SIxT3EW IIVa. -~S-
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prorca.tzarfOS al, THK sFW YORK POLICE bkPARTNENT.
Nh NAEE This morning introduced bin with The FOL
low rg tide blic summary Of tho provisions vi which
seIdNOu:
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DOINGS IN THE lEGISLATrRE.
ATM. Sa,urlay. Jan 3.

AfTANf, NaUTIdyf Jul y WI
IHy SPECIAL ELLCTIOS-A HEctss ~ sfNATE
Their. j. q movement Oh foot to have the leg -laure
-sorr- over one week in February in order - allow our
eisI.,os an opportunity e. 20 home ana attend the cleo
n an nc Canal Constitutional Amen ment, which takes
~, uTo
Smyrna times., 1854-07-12
Dec. %, 1853.
CAUTION! CAUTlON!
ThOmas ArRnitaSe's atent

ELECTRO.MAGNET LIGHTNING RODS
QSr BEWARE OF lMPosTERs AND SwINpI.ERs. IN
order to prevent u repetition of the frauds SO ex
tensiYely carried on during the last two years by
set Of scoundrels who travelled over the country
and represenh themselves agents. aud ia MANY
instances exhibited forged certificates of agency,
give netce that all my agents, carry with them
printed forms. auihOrisng them 10 ect as my Agents.
legally executed and acknowledged before Alderman
HENRY SIMPSON, of Philadelphia; ; they have also
my name and place OF business on their wagons |
believe them all TO be strictly honest and iuly ac.
quainted with The business oil putting up Lightning
Rods which they will do as low a pri &C as lhey
have been rcsurted to- 10 deraud myself and the pub
lie, purchasers should DO on their guard thousands
have been grossly deceived by purchasing useless ar
icies in the shape Of Lightning Rods, having pewter
lead, copper, zine and points, either or all OF
which are good for nothing. My Electro Magnet
lightning Rods have been exami.cd by many of the
most Scientific men in the world. whO have pronounc
ed them TO be the only rOds that they have ever
which are calculated 10 lives and property from
destruction by Lightnng,-InOmg these PrOtesst r.
Henry ArMurrie James c(;Iimissk. Walter X John
son, of the u 5. Patent Office, T.. J. Carr, Dr r. T.
Waller and many others who recommend them in the
highest terms of appreciation.
All orders WHOLESALE and RETAIL, will NEE
with prompt attention. Spre Rods and Scrolls mad'
10 order. CARDINAL Points, aud all knls of wealhe
Vanes, for sale cheap.
a5- Ny Agent, SAMUEL c. WILT, will locat,
himself during the Summer OF 1854, & No. 81 NOri
Queen street, LANCASTER, Pa, aud AUGUSFU;
CANN, at PENN SGROVE. ~ J. Properly owners II
| them.
| THOMAS ARMITAGE,
| Vine Street, doors above twelfth rhiaJ'r
! march 90, 54-7m.
Smyrna times., 1854-07-12
A GREAT FACT! NO MORE ExToR1ToN FOR
MEDICINE!
100 Pills for Itce"ty frs Gems.
INV T9Wuseud3s Health Pills.

A RE be- Ig called for. from all paris Of the land
"A they are rapidly supersedng other medicines,
both on account OF their happy effects upon the human
system in Temoving diseases and impurities, and 80
the exceedingly reduced PrIce at which they arc Of
fered.
The rich and the poor fad in theu real boon
eoch box contains 100 PILLS, being four times as
many usually " be had 0loher klnds oil piIls at
the same price Th Oniain no NINE al poison what.
ever-their ingred s are Extracts. Baisams, and
Cams Of great ellis
SARSAPAfuLI Ina highly concentrated form,
II n proranent inp ieui ~ ev will be nnnd ex.
eeed,ngiv e(fioaci In removing the following COM
plants, viz; lin itics ol ihe $1,000 cpsuNeness
Jaundice. Femnl omplainis Sick lleRdache, Pains
IN the Rack Iyil,,sa Affections Dyspepsia Rheuma-
tsm Cbnspalior Pains in the Head. Pains IN the
Side Liver coaplainis Febre Afectioss Piles, lire
gulartlics Pains in tho Breast Pains la the L0lns &c
Now for these and kindred diseases, TOWNSEND
Pills are sovereiqn remedy, and they are moreover
the Cheaues, Medicine in the World they most
speedily and efectualy do the work, "a subduing IN.
Illumination and Feyers nnening obsrucled pores, pro-
noting per7iIniior. and seoIhing morbid senshlies
In short. they are warFaDlcd better Than all Others
heaper than tl, and destined TO sHpnrsesc oil Try
them jDyalids. spffbFo one and all. and recommend
ahc FILLS 10 yaug neighbOrs 8~T Directions accom-.
pany each Boa.
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