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UN1VEh SITY MEDICINES !


UNIVEhS SIIY MEDICINES!
Nveraad -fgxe cured by Rowaad,s TONIC
MirtWe.
f4saE Unive~ity of Free xadicine and Popular
knowledge; chartered by the State Of Pennsyl-
wanna Its last session. viz 10th April, 1853 manly
~ the purose OF srrestng the evils resulting from
The sale OF spurious sud dangerous nostrums also or
the purpose sf supplying the public with rc,bIs
Esd'es IN cases whe.ep the petiept cannot obtain or
will nos employ ihe besi medical advisers; hayIng
perchssed that inyalpabls remedy, Rowand's Tonic
Fixture. on Ascpppt Of it's just celebrity and kpqWh
seacv IN the trepiment OF Fever and Ague, and its
kindrsd anectiGps,t-has hesitation in recommend
fnE IN NE hishsst terms to the patronage o. the
HQWEL COMPLAINT cured BY Roy nd's Black
1sry RSN Ehe above instituted extspds it's sanction
IN hksH Hnprss. ~ the gemedy for "Bpwel Complaint
~ ws4 Known as Rowapd COMPOUND Syrup ofBinck
hesry kyot,and earnestly reeoHepa ito the confidence
If pAHspts afflicted with these com oEpiaints.-beieviag
HlR Rs invslaable in the trsssmanl Of such cases
Hon Henry X. Strong,
\ Hon. J. r. Flanagan.
~ eFdsF Of hs Trustees John r. Rowand, NJ. d.
4 ID. r. Ashton. Esq.
Hector Orr, Esq. :.
S5 All ConHanlcatioas be addressed.-John X
Rowand. III. D.. Head Of the Pharmaceutical Depart
msnt. and President Of the University.
Home lispepssry and Office, No. AZ South Seeon'
Street, Fhilsdelphia.
Branch Dispensary at the Stores Of It. Magens, 7
Mansiield, Smyrna, Del. [Oct. IL, ls53.-ly.
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JOHN sEISER'S
Wholesale aud Retail -
GENTLE LEMEN's FURNt tSHlN G

kNIUFkE NO 90 NQrJn Secunu otI6eI, AlluN6 AICIl-
- opposite the Mount yernop Honse, Philadelphia,
Manufacturer Of Stoke Shirts, Bpsoms Collars, Cru
sertment Of Gloves and Ready made Linen. Under
Garments, Cravas with numerous articles in the prn-
ishing line kept constantly for sale, at as low Prices
and as good can be bought at any Store in the City
N. R.-Stocks made 10 order. [0ct. IL, l853-ly
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CUANO! CUANo!

CUANOs CUANOt
mH1NT7HE subscriber, sole agent for the sale OF
- PERUVIAN GUANO in Philadelphia
asis is now unloading the following vessels. direct
from the Chncba Islands:
Ship Sorooco.. 1900 tons
ss Ship Burlington, 750 tons
Ship Hornet,- 500 tons
Ship Topaz. 200 tons
which will he sold in lots suit purchasers at the
low est cash prices. S. j. CHRISTIAN.
formerly Giading 4 Christianl
46 North Wharves. and 81 North Water ST..
April 19. '54.3m. Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA
Spying az Summer Dry Goods.
I2K6

df IA r v. DEPUY, returning tharks for the lib.
libllllLJs era, patronage extended 10 him by his
w country friends during the past season, would
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The newest styles OF Goods will be constantly re-
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city. w. DEPUY,
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march % '54-3m
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STEAM DYEINt: aud SECURING: Lsi Az.

STEAM DH ElNt:an SECURING: Esi ABx
- LlSHMENT,- Mrs +. w. SMITH. tVidsw Of
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PlECE GOODS Of every description, by I'd 10 any
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Ladies' Wearing pparel uf every lescrip,ion ,lvea
~ me most iashlolable and permanent poars and I'm,
ished IN good stYle.
=, MEklNo, Cashmere and rrspe Shawls. Table and
the c0lors 'e
foNGEE and sikl Dresses re.dyed all eocrs. ana
watered equallo new. ~
style. Tmasrb y "a iIrlN'"'f
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n MEYER, respectfully informs his Sriends aud
~. the public generally that he has constantly ou
hand Pianos equal te those for which he received
the Prize Medal. in London. 1851.
All orders promptly attended to, and great care
taken IN The selection and packing the same.
WarerOom, No. So South FOURTH street. belo,u
Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA
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