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No 5l8.
NOTICE for restoring TO private entry portion OF
~ he lands recently whdnwn from sale for railroads
Tho lower peninsula Of MICHIGAN.
Whereas the solicitation Of Of the and
part OF tue delegation from the State of Michigan the
President of United by his order beang
June instant has directed that portion
drawn from valid
the routes certain railroads in the States of Michigan
and wisconsin, forth in the public notice withdrawal
50 issued from this Office 10th as
ton situated the lower Michigan
it's of about miles each side of said
given that the referred which particular
showing the townships, and Of townships, embracing
have this day been Offices public
ni0tmoOn will again be subject
and conditions though had withdrawn
from market
my Office at the city OF
Washington this 23d day Of June, Ammo Dompi, 1854.
W. n6 t JOHN WILSON, Commissioner.
June 94--lawt7thAus
Htf HEADQUARTERS MARINE Conrs,
Quartcrmasters ONCE, Washington, 18th June, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received this Office O'Clock M,
Monday the i7h July for furnishing the following
cies CONFORM oil the samples which
application this Office, the office Of
MASTER New York, viz: sf En- tsaH q
800 uniform caps lf Ui
500 fatigue caps
500 pairs army half kings (all woody
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Clothng''
1884 nt as fFa q AUG A. NICHOLSON,
q. M. M. G
The National nieisencer Evening STAR Washington D. C.
Journal Commerce and Day Book New York city, Eagle
Brooklyn New York. will give the absve
week until the nth July poxmo, bills
printed Of the ADVERTISEMENT this Office
June l6-eodtl7Jay R 80
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rRENCH steel pens jnst importsd from Paris, also,
Perry 0iots pens bought person makers
by the and embracing all their best kinds and the best
each together with those
box Of twelve pens gen
Efith FRANCK TAYLOR
JuueQ
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ro Er.rners aud aInnufacturers.


n inform The public that his farmers labor
heshins cleaning sersratin. and baepR
grain, which premium al the Worlds Fair at New
and pronounced by competent Judges
the The medal and be shown at any time
false machine took the nrst premium
wishing machines will nddrss GLAZE, Frederick
city, Md. ND .
Those wishing purchase the right make tho machines will
address Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va .-
tunc 6--law3wt
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TOwnsEHDs Arrangement OF she Ola Tsstamsnt
i vol, ocavo 1919 psgos. %.
Tcwnsends Arrangement Of the New Testament VOL,
9Q7 pages 81 rs. 81 ffH lrfHhlsNf 'a-I
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T. II EBOID'S Japan, ts0lOWmin's Japan Mncfnr-
Japan Kocmers Japan wnss Japan Japon, nstoire
ri Description Jancany Jspon. Historic ct Description
Frassinet Imported by
June ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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MUSsEE HOYAI-Grnvures d'spres les plus
Ia heaux Tnbeaux Bias Ree Volumes large folio;
proved piper made fo first i'm
under sale by Franck Taylor Price
Slo0 Its proprietor having been 1900 francs In
Paris. aa5T III ItNae ~ H't+ N June "a
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NOTICE TO pRE-EAlPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person enledto the right Of presumption to of the
within townships and OF townships above
establish Of
register receiver OF land Office, and make payment
therefor practicable seeing this notice and before the
day appointed for the the public sale of the ands
embaoag claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner the General Land Office.
Nav l9-law13w 4
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United States Patent Once,
Washington, June 10, 1854.

Warrington, June ~ 1854
petition George Draper, Milford, Massachasels
praying the of patent TO him the
October, laiU rotary temples for
Ioon from the expiration OF said PATENT which
takes place the 2tih day of October 1851 tsfs W
petition Patent Office
Monday the 6h of October at ~ O'Clock, and all
notified appear and show they have
why said petition onghi moi be granted. M l3ft
Persona extension required file in the Patent
Office objectios specially forth writing least
before the day Of hearing All testimony ad by either
said hearing taken and transmitted
codance with the rules Of tho Office which will be furnished
plicaiion.
closed 9Th October
papers relied upon testimony be
the Office the morning OF that day the
gumens If any, within days thereafter
Ordered be published in the lnon [ni
gencer Evening Star, Washington C.; Evening Argus,
Philadelphia, Scienfc American, Now York and
Boston, week for three successive weeks
previous the 10th Of October the day OF hearing
. tH CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
F. Editors Of the above papers will please copy and send
their bills the Patent Office with containing this notice.
June 2U--Iaw3w
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A : Commissioner COMMIT of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled to the right of of the
lands within the townships and Of townships above
required establish the satisfaction of the
register receiver of the land Office and make
therefor practicable after seeing this notice and before
appointed for the public sale of the
embracing claimed otherwise such will be
feitcd ~
JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
June 4-lawl3w Fs."
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ICE PIrCsItsSS.--W~
Il Stimp-on's Ice pitchers.
years, aud j. now known q
der,ng f,om The country will
For sale ut
Juno lO.--.liif
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have now on hand good number o
This article has stood The lest OF some
b. the best article In use. Persons or
please enclose i've doilars.
HTEVENG'6
Salcs-roosn, Brown Hotel.
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no INVENrORSThe Office Protective Ma
Union 7t opposite portico of the
Office. ! ~ taf .sf
Tue Office ready mako and solicit
IL members with ali possible despatch. II .f1faa
encp w be in connection with the occ models
made nj the shortest nstice.
the Office where any
be had regard the objects the "Union'
addressed central once, where prompt
will be given them. ,f4 sttdaa Ffif 'td
Central Office, Washington, ID. G. 81 n t-L I. ~ i
r. q. CLAYTON,
President Of Invcntors Protective National Union
Mar lS--dy itl5 fIttt tt
Tor commodous attic house,
Honse
ans aud has recently been papered and painted
throughout Terms accommodating and immed
atcl Address 40. Solicitors Once Tehsuy Department.
l5-dU
NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR II IAURYx.--Caavar, a
~ Romance of Mexico by r. NJ. bird.
Genoa, PISA, and Florence. From French. l'
York Crystal Palace. Illustrated. Ftf
History of the l7Bl-2
r. w. Gibbes, Al. D. ENlfa n ~ sittW
~ Turkey; by Ivan Goodwin.
Tho Turkish Empire by Edward Joy Morris.
June " BOOKSTORE 9th
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June 25-iaw5w
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18
Those in won't Of Hat o. Cap. caa
be suited at Richards. \ ','al'3l7.i,-@
THE VIOLIN TRICK.

Some days ogo, there presented him.
self before a dealer in curiositie., Of the.
Palsis Royal, a young man poorly olsd.
Sir" said he showing violin which
he carried,"l am musical artist, this
il the season oibalIs anil soirees; have
had Ion. illness, which has exhausted
my purse; my only black coat is in
pawn; will be much obliged il you will
lend me five francs to redeem il. | would
leave as security, one Of the violin.
which you see; for have two. tits an
excellent instrument. | will return To-
take il again as soon az, thanks 10 my
coat, | shall have earned some money al
balls and parties. The young man had
such an honest beurins that the desler'
lent him five fr,ncs and kept The violin..
which he hung up in his shop. ,..
Tho next day but one. a gentleman.
well dressed. wearing in his button hole
the rihand Of the legion OF honor, was
choosing from the dealers stock Of eoods
some she'll work. Seeing the violin. he
took itup, examined il narrowly. "whs.
is the price Of this instrument" SAID he.
"i, is not ,ni"c," replied tho shop.keep.
er. and he related how he became pos.
sessed Of it. "This violin." continued
the unk nown, sis worth money; it 10 .
C:emona. Perhaps its owner is ignor..
ant Of iis value. II he returns offer him
Two hundred francs for it. lie is a nee.
dy artist. who !, may be, will be obliged
and who can play just os we'll on any
other violin. Then handing fifty francs.
TO the Snowman, the unkno added, in
taking his leave you will keep that fos
yourself il The affair succeeds. will
return in a few days" assss
Two days after. the young man .ssS q
peared. bringing the five (iancs Wisl
him 10 redeem the money, for which the'
dealer offered him two hundred frsncsa
Afier some hesitation, Re agreed. pock.
eled The money and Withdrew. lanenting
the sad necessity which compelled him,
to part with his favori,e instrument.
AT the end Of the week, the dealer,
no, having seen the decorated gentle.
man he became suspicious. He Carl.
ed the violin TO an instrument maker.
who offered him three francs for it. He
acknowledged then. though little late.
that he had been the dupe Of two kuavss
whom he described to the police.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18

gprssd aad universal empire II slsvs'y
will neel those. ~ho ~ pot sfsaia to
.sssi.a,s" sssins, y; spd Dsmossats too.
who wjllnst bsEtersiisd. nor csjolsd
either ID, lbvnidsbls ihrss,enIpss end
epi,hstl Of "sbslItiosiss." "faalosis."
sad The like. nor By any subtle allure.
nssss spd promises Of Executive pat
ronses, bs, a. The sdvoes,es Of the
rights of fFss Ier~. swsksasd. ssd de-.
,srminsd people, viii nsipiain those
rights sad in,eseTs with . 6snnsss that
the roar ofsumSl. csnnee drown. sos the
elsmor Of violent spd viadietivs oPposi.
tion subdue. t
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SPIRIT OF THE TIMES
Tuesday, July 10, 1854.


Landed pssoersey. an eternal tss. sos Rspsb:.
les-A Landed As,atoeraey, ths foundation Of
monsrchrs and despqusas.-- TssSg Anssrss
The Land shall not BE- cold forsvss-Btts.
The mass Of mankind has rot been besn with sas-
dies on their bseks.-Nor Q iavossd few. booted
and spusred V ride them isgtipaisly by the grace
eftiod.-Je6UseNS last Lsftr.
There 10 No faundauon N nature, or In nature
lsws why SGT efwords upon parchment shosld con
vsy tbs dominion oi iands.n
BLACKSTONE.
rs worship God, the Psthsy Of oil men-,o hope for
. life IN ueaven,-,he reward Of good accomplished
O. eaI,h Tolovs our fellow men, and do for them oil
that we desire for ourselves To respect all forms by
which men ere pleased 10 worship God. To combat
srror not with violence, with Are bat with truth
TO love our country, and 10 devote ourselves III
We are even to the sacrifice Of our lives. Tewaict
with tender care over The happiness Of our fames
rnd 10 educate children IN The seniiments of love
- nani,y, and pstr'osm To instruct the ignorant it
s.ohs the naked, 10 furnish work for the strong, and
the aotsnd every where proclaim the 'ss~sify fed
sqrai ways,of sH, and the tibsrfs Of sA"
The earth is the hsbtaiion, the natural inheritance
of all mankind, Of ages present. and U come; habita
toi belonging TO no man In particular but to evsry
mani aud enc In which ~ have On sgNoi right il
DWELL" J0mS GRAr.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18

Last Wednesday night the house o.
Dr. Orvills D. Owen, At Burlington,
known % the White Hall Ho,sI, With
all the furniture and household goods,
was destroyed by 6rer-.he loss TO the
fsmily IL severely felt, because the house
and goods il contsinei were their sole
and only reliance for mskins living.
The 6,e. We understand. originated
from burnt rags that had been thrown
down, nepf by the house where the fami.
ly had been taking honey from q bee
hive,
We hope the community will do some.
thing for the relief Of he family 10 .heiI
present extremity,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18

came In eollision with The rssulss train.
and crash Nss terrible, killing shout
iort! Psfsons and wounding one hundred.
more. The bodies Of the dead wers
cFushsd IN an swful manner. They we're
mostly Of The poorer clsss OF society, snd
the scene on The arrival a. tho ti,y -
hesrt.re"dine. T
On the 6Mt sumor OF the asd14U
thousands congrcgs,ed u the depot 70 :
hear the result, and ss'tht pisGevlsfs
csms in, llIs mos. dreadful ihilsks and
cries rent the air. t7
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18

Il is said The editor Of the N Msssseb ..
sstss Life Beat 10 delighted 70 Isssa shss
"lbs Csss refuses 70 tfsst." The nsxi
sssanss bs hePs will bdas he new. Of
his joiaIos the temperance society.
They who babe Ia salt water. Il Il
ssid. never have The eholsrs.
The New Orleans 1slss ssys there
10 murder eommi..sd IL ,hss city eve.
" twelve hours!
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<1-|I&@<%1<l- ffIf - - e~YyY< - : y = ~
I NV az {sks mail reached here lisl
"a Y, Z ksiaEiag VI bot Iist's nsslligsncs
~ talersss Iron sha valley. Businss,
8 aelk eed sIl parties wsss svstlal
n drrjvsl Or shs msrchsns trains Ms,
7 ~ J( lhs tSadars Wiih thels trains wsEs
sssd6s slsag q veil % could bs e.
3oesed Ron ibs smopnt Of sain that had
lilINu. Almost every strsam wss i'm.
paSsible. snA some srchsnia and emf.
Sfsat parties ~ The South. Platte aed
other Slsesms were watcrboand.
The Pawnee lndisns had been trou.
blsssms to few parties Of emigFsnts.
Sad mads demand Of provisions snd
,obLsd them Of annimsis, with lntls
lsss Of punishment from the soldier q
abe forts. Sickness sssmbling cholera
Aed commence Ia the different trsins
bsswsen Kssraey AID Laramie. and
many Of The haads and emiyrans he'd
disl, The names of many Of the par
iiss could no, be ssceuainel, - they
wsre hurish of from the road.
A very estimable young man Of this
place--M. Rilsy-ia charge Of Ligsst'
anJ Moos's train. died on The 18th.
There had Dcen no registery kept s'
Fort Kesrney this year Of The numbeI
of men. women. and childrel who have
gone out, OF the differen. kinds OF stock.
il is estimated that not as many emi'
gents, other than Momons, by one
half, ore on the road; nor as many cat
tie or horses by Onc.third OF one.half
The frs, party Of Mormons were ou
about one hundred and fifty miles. the
other companies ofthem got ou. by For,
Riley. and opsneI up new road 'e
Laramie.
The new mail contractor to Salt Lake
and Santa Fe commences operations TO
morrow. They are now stocking th'
ground.-Missoui Republican Of July 8
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Extraordinary Instinct in a Fish.

AT a meeting of the Liverpool Li,era.
ry ard Philosophical Ins, i,u,ion, the FOL.
lowing curious facts were narrated by
Dr.. Warwick, one of its members, with
respect to inslinc, Of animals. He stat.
ed "lhat when he resided in Dunham,
the seat Of the Earl of Stamford & War.
rng,on, he was walking one evening in
the Park, and came TO ponl where fish
intended for The table were kept. He
took notice oFa fne pike, about 6 lbs.in
weight, which. when it observed him,
darleI hastily away. In SO loing, il
struck its head against a tender. hook in
D pos, (of which there were several ia
the pond to prevent poachine) and, ns il
afterwards appeared, fractured its skull,
and turned the optic nerve on one side
The agony evince'l by the fish was most
horrible. 1t rushed to the bottom, bor.
ing its head into The mul. whirled itsel
round with such violence that it was al
most lost to the sish, for short inter
val. Il then plunged about the pond
and a, length threw itself completely ou
Of the water on the bank. He (the doc
tory went and examined ii, and foun1
tha, very small portion Of the brair
was pro,ruding from the fracture Of .h'
skull. He carefully replaced this, ant
with small silver toothpick raised .h'
inden,ed portion Of The skull. The fist
remained still for short time, and ,her
he put it again into the pond. II sp
pesred at first COON deal relieved, bu
in few minu,es il again dsrted an,
plunged obout. until it threw itself ou
Of the water n second time.
i A second time Dr.. Warwick did wha
he could to relieve il, and again put
into the water. Ii continued fof sever
al times 10 throw itself out ofihe water
and, with tha assistance OF The keeper
the doctor made kind ofpillow for tn
fish which was then left in the pond /,
its fate. On mskins HE appearance at th
pond the following mornking, the pix
csme towards him 10 the edge Of the wa
ter aud actrally laid its head upon hi
foot. The doctor thought this the mos
! extraordinary, ani examined the 6,h'
skull, and found it was goinp on al
right. He then walked backwards on
forwards along lhs edge Of the pond 70
: some time. aud the fish continued l.
swim up and down, turning whenever b
turned, but being lind on the wounds
. side Of the skull, il always appeared az
. itated whom j. had that side towards III
bank. Is il could not see its benefactol
On the next dsy he took some youn
friends down 10 see the fsb, which cam
10 him as usual; snd 1t length he ac.u
) ally fought the pike 10 come to him q
his whistls. and feed out Of his hand
With other persons il cof,inued % sh
% 6sh usually ere. He (Dr. Wsrwick K
thought this most rsmar able instsnc
Of gratitude Ia 6sh for bens6t sscsis
I'd. and % II slwsys csIne d his whis
lie, itpfoved ESQ whst be had previous
|ly with other na,ufalists. .d,sbsiisvea- :
y thst fishes are sensible to Sound., =
: cer,s.posdsncs ef t1s Dsr5y Rsporss'
Railrsa1 Celll1lsn.
An avfnl accilsnt occufted on thea,
siiAss., a. ~ Sssqnst - 6ue liilwsy. ~
Enlise IT, nelitngg ~ e1ehuis
] - sA - - - ysgSs1sl
49,
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KossuTn's SisreH.-A sis,ss ar Gov.
Koasush 10 70 Pssior orm the duties Of mat.
ron st Yellow SPrlnss. this season..
two gentlemen Of Nsw Yo,k City having
purchased the Hotel.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18
Later from Barbados.

NEW YORK, July o.
. By IN arrival al this port, we have
dates from Barbadoes to June 18Th. The
cholera vas on the increase. The
dsaths had reached four hundred per day
and the entire number who had diel oI
tho epidemic. was five thousand. The
shipping in the por. was entirely free
from the disease.
Mr.. Nelson. the American Consul at
forks lslsnl, was liberated from Jail on
June %. he having paid the 6ne.
Salt was very scarce.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18
The Meeting Of the People.

THERE IS NOT IN THIS WIDE wosLp, wardrobe
complete minus shoes, fitting neatly and closely The
till stitch from its resting place ventures 70 ster.--
Tis ha, Industry adds to The scene her varied coli
ors or fashions we en- Ts not that soft solder hows
here like ril Oh. no-it is something more exQui.
site still. 'ris the VERY Low PRicRs we ask for our
stock that makee ali the people rush 10 like hock
10 purchase Of US, tell you beiimes the very best
Ills now the less true-you will get the best bar.
gains Of WILLIAMS DREW. IA
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18

q sbni single ssatsnes, II you can give
tNye4 nissss. s ~. 8 viilb. hls Il
ih9 end ofthe ysAr, Ihoughts take up
90 rooia. When they ere light. they q.
ford ; povtabls plsssurs, which ons
iusy lssvst.ps Isbes Wish wigbous ~
tsoubls Of .ncumbssnes. No. IN
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18

Drownsd.-On Fridsy last. little
boy, the son Of Mr.. Murphy, was
drowned, while bathing in the Ohio riv.
er, opposite this place.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18
3 W. srs compelled 70 admire sops ef
The pictures ,sken BY MH'ChsRBlr
at Cole suL Chamblln'a 1slissx ~

subject may bs a personi6cs,ion
linsss itself, yet 80 great il his pSefsA
ton in the sn. that the lights and
shsdss in his hands give siehsrm ~
'oslinsss' that is irresistible. and sivss
N least. an ides Of what i,should be,
But il is impossible for W 10 describe
the besu,iful effect which hs, Invariably
gives 10 tho many pretty faces whose
shadows he 90 sk:lfully preserves. bs.Y
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1854-07-18

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
Foa SursEnE JvDoE-SHEPHARD F. NOR.
RIS, OF Clermont.
Ro.lp Of Pus.rc woaks-ALEXANDER
MILLER, or Butler.
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IOH ADS

INH1s-S #
In Rowley, Mass, June Goth, NJ C. PssLsy, formerly
Of this place.
On Friday l4th inst Mrs. SARAH A. CtARx, wife of
NJ. r. Clark in the Goth yeur Of her ase, leaving an
iy ofseven children.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. -
A NUMBER OF AcREs- OF VALUABLE
IA GROUND, adjoining the corporation hns Of
Eve minutes walk Of eitherfof the iron works. Also
some acres of good Soncquarry, Fre.clay, and Coal
land All can be purchased IN lots sul,lng the
WIN. Williams, corner Of 4th aud Lawrence Sts, o.
to c G iawley, Attorney at Law, Rodger,: Block.
Irou,on Ohs. July i6th 1854.
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CRYSTALS! CRYSTALS!.. .CRYsrALs
Twill he put in Watches for 20 cents by Sioathill
at the Lone STAR opposite the Buckeye HouseS 49,.
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JAMES C. TERRY, A. L. C.
Auditors Office, Ironton, June 20, 1854.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1854-06-10
EITSI FITS I FITS !

The Vegetable Extract Epiieptic Pills, for The cure
NJ FITS, SpasmS, Cramps and all Nervous and Con-
StitirtiOnal Diseases.
Dersons who are laboring under this distressing
| malady will find the Vegetable EpiiPiie Pills
to be the only remedy ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy, or Failing Fits. These Pills possess
specific action on the nervous system; and, al
though they are prepared especially FOR the Pur-
pose of curing Fits, they will be found Of espe-
cia benefit for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros
trated or shattered from any cause whatever.
Ia chronic complaints or diseases of long stand
ing, superinduced by nervousness, they are cx-
ceedingIy beneficial. Price SO per box or two
boxes for S. Persons out Of the city, encIo-
sing a remittance will have the Pills sent them
by mail, free of postage For sale by sEru 8.
HAEcE, No. l03 Baltimore st. BALTIMORE, to
whom orders from all parts Of the Union must
be addressed postpaid. For sale by JOSEPH
EErLER and F.. C. WILLIAMS, Shepherdstown.
November 20 1853. l-ly
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Triumph Of Science.

Mrs. Pharnun's Cough Candy Uondsr and
Blessing ofthe .lgs Coughs, Colds and HOarse-
ness cured in from one to t,celre hours
Mrs. Pharnum's Cough Candy is composed OF
III TWENTY-FIVE of the most curative medical
herbs in the materia medca, and can be used
by persons of any age, from the youngest infant
TO those most advanced in age, wihperfect safety
lie that hath an ear to hear, let him hear.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1852.
Dear Madam:-The duties of my business
have exposed me 70 coughs, colds, asthma and
pulmonary affections. | have been deprived OF
The power of attending to the duties of my pro-
fcssion, and should have been, had it not have
been for the benign effects of your .uedieated
Candu. tried il but a few hours before be-
gan to reap the advantage of lis effects. My
cough and hoarseness soon left me. My LUNGS
ARE HEALED, and my appetite greatly improved
|, therefore, have no hesitation in adding my
testimony 10 that of the many who have exPe-
rienced the benefits of your valuable cough
candy. 10 Mrs. Pharnum. orn
Price % cents per package or 50 80 per doz.
For sale by Joseph EntIer and E. c Williams,
ShepherdstOwn. NoVaAP loo5-ly