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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17
zW-YORK, TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1854.

OWERY EATER
I'D best ventilated and the best heated 10 wn'r
Of any Tkeater In the city
Lower Boxes 50 cts Upper Boxes Is Pit and Gallery L.. c.
~ Ply.ie Boxes - ,,,v
UNCLE ToRs CABIN;
OR; LIFE AMONG THE Low n prcr
'N'LN In Vi Psrs sn5 TX Tsbieia.
TAELEAu I-Elzs's Eseape FROM Shelby's House
iAELEAU II.-Eiiza's Perl On the Ice
TAELEAg III.-Lll1s's Pres'T' stea
TAELEAU IY-The FreemsL's Defense
TAFLEsU v Death Of Litile Eva.
IAsLEAu XI.-Dssih Of Ausustine 81 Clair
TAnIEAU VII.-The Murder II nee Tom
TAHLEAU NIlI-Desth Of Aunt Chloe.
TAHlrAg TIE H sdfE EsiY' R e Fli. NEW
The Thester Renovated -, -,
Gliding and Ornamental Work by MI JoHn . helh' w. ~
Hot A Furnaces On an mroy pueple introduced BY coW'
Go. o. No IN GIaIast ,., 49,. II D., .s yv,;.,,..
Doors open 81 and the euItDn viii rise at O'Clock
DARNUArs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
10 GENERAL TON THUMB,
nor o. NJ THUMB
written expressly the little General By the famous Albert smith
TyERY EVENING AZ o'clock. and WEDNESDAY aud SAT
URDAY AFrERNooSS So,
m Is cher NooNs OF the week besides psrosue
a GENERAL TOM THUMB the usual elegant Comedies Comic
Asfsaee to the whole Museum the Grsas he Bearded
Lady SC well the Performances Is cents children unir
Secured scat in Dress Circles 81 cent?.
CURIOUS. No 81 BOwery.-BOxes 70 cents Pit l25
~ cents Roserved Seats ~ cents siS ree,P91 %
Ma wTbNfsps AFTEREooN brilliant Entsfaiaent
Sixteen Acts in Ring HERR Won sPINGLER N MS extra
ordinary Performances commence at ! o'clock
CIGNOR BLITZ.-EXTRAORDINA ATTRAC-
- TONIC snd Laugh all hearts are happy a. siqyyess2t
Institute No Sroadwty. Perform ENERh EnENls5
t7i and "WEDNESDAY and sAIuRDAY AFIESNOoNS st >
Of VEN TRILOQUIsM sPiRIr.RAPPING MAGIC, and the
LEABNED CANARY BIRDS Admission Is cents children ~
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Just Published,
GEORGE LIPPARD's GREAT WORK!

GEORGE LIPPARD's GREAT WORK
NJ NFW.YORK. Irs LTPPga TEN LowsR MILLION
Author Washngfon and his GensraS The rhzirene Pall
Ardenheuln Jesus and the Poor "AdonlA Inc O4a2er
City, kc-
the book hinges upon the division Of which
IN ne eoufe Of t4erfv-ons wears ses from millions
huncred millions Ia tb erk the author his endea
o picture faithfully Few Of the UFPEa ~ THOUSAND -al tHs
Iowa Mn LION Of The great city Of the New World
"NEw-YOEK: IFs UPPER LIS AID LOWER MLLtos -Oolise
Ii,rsr LAST ard b. ok h novel only sres be re.e
10 be correctly appreciated AZ enchanting work uEaf'
rssted believe impossible ioT person Wno g
this scrk leave Of UE ne has turned over rs &
PAGE Loas, ~ ~ - -.
L1pAsd suihor Of 'Washing0n and his Oelea lle .ss
Psll Ardenherls Jesus nd the Poor Quaker City, Aao
Tbs the best wsrk written by lpp5rd one
the % the end
have read DumaE Count Monte CrS The Aadst.s
Jew tie nprssson will be equally
Novel readers the interesting WORK l4t a-s sue
from the pTess for time ny a.,
For sale BY DE WITT 4 DAVENPORT SeW-Iols >. % e
TERsON Philadelphia 2 tae BOOKSELLERS and Periodical
Agents thrcn shout the United Satas.
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fost ar0 foun6

I OST-A PROMISS0RY NOTE drawn by Henry
H Klipg the oraer Of b. ROseRAarsh dated
Dceubsr 1857 for FIVE hundred aud do lars payable
months sr dsse. Al psIsoos cautioned against ivas
The The hnd~T viii receive asotsbe reward BY apPl5g 20
J. ROSENBOJRGH, No. IS GTsnist.
= S0 REV ARD.-Stolen from the subscribers
u CO du night lsh rst from he.ool OF 5isht,
North Canal LCckng Of OaA Timber c3ataos from ID
els The shove reward viii be psio r e deseoa Of he
also nformaon ieatng 10 ths
OF ,be mbSr tSsredD CAMPBELL MOODY, No Brosd 81
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TERMS OF THB WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

COPIES, UU
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subscribers Absolutely preuees our allowing ny
somuissions either In money OF by an extra pspez.
Subscriptions may ~ any tune IN svsee e
required n all aud the paper u infsI@oJ eSo' u mo
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Money RENTED for subscriptions Ia letters a. our t
Postmaster the place where the letter malice %
rDsde acquainted With is contents and keep on o
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received at par for subscription ,,,.- -.
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TIE Tybas need BE- called upon for his subscription All
thai him wTto letter In Is 20" wr
possible ineose the money and write the nsIoe the VIII
rs Post Office County and State and direct the letter 20
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THE sEMI-WEEKI.Y TRIBUNE.
PrSons residing points mails oener than once
eek .e requested examine the seniWecky We regard
ell things considered pubshed In the Oueo
States. TEhAS -,
Spale year
Txoc w
EVec copies 80
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TWO GIFT EXHIBITIONS, DAILY,
Ats s4 .3f O II E 4 hI NJ Of the
ArAcAD firfH HALL IL No oit SS5 BRO ADwAY
70 'S GfF FF fi6 sRisIs4 y 81
To get the ~0I o f. sy ao 81 SdI s.issi
Distribution of the ,.oO9 % GIFTS ! u ,.,v =,
1'''" q az naS Hail Hall No. ss BIOsdwsy
H.,5 t fo s,6 mS,s r .aG %.deu.no,
h' cse iGsf pSs Sore No. is FSoni Brooklyn
JOLLIE's GREAT JULIEN, o BOOK
gay md s s5rs sSiIs Ss
uand The Book contains ell te most popular compositions y
PRICE ONE DoLLAR.
Subscription open and the Books deiversds the
Music and PAn0f0f s Ms6sIG; oJoLL No so Broadway
T'ALES and MUSIC of the OLDEN TlME.-Mr.
oUTRM Of osOw grateful fsr bis kipd and liberal Esesp
and LAST with Msles lastTs.iSn IN the front 1909
Celoet By particular Tq1es the ouaItes Ava Wings sw'
WILDE repeated.
VTHE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN ART.
IufIESTc Pictures by Guido ds senns "a Is. 22 cimabqe
G bmm EsS' sSI Ro v . Gur Rub
n DL Ta' I RfSn5 H Sd ws: c. aSa and
Horace Vernet No. Si3 Broadway. Admission 25 Cents
DUCKLEY's SERENADERS, No. $50 Broadway,
P2 % t. S . E isIss3 5'9'i III sad Ga
dres" also songs Operate chorGses p.nss e &c
i o'eioeA. Admil.lon IS esHts
One week
DANYARD's HOLY LAND At the Ge0rama, No, $40
ID Broadway, exhibited EVERY EVENING t4so SUNDAY
EVFNINCS at u O'Clock, and WEDNESDAY and SAIU BDAf
AFTERNOONS at o'clock Admission . eenni front sea- PC
The OTgnal
GEO. CHRIsTY and WOODS MINISTRIES
W No ~ Broadway above Howardst,
Open Every Evening During the Week. .
George Chrkty ';2.See ss.ass.
open At u oeoek Tickets . CENTS
sUPEKISTENDEsI's OFFICE Cryrsl Palace Dec % 1888
INHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the
Exhibition win remain daily during the winter from !"
O'Clock A NJ o5PM.
Children under Gems
Admission Saturdays.
J. ~ BkTCHELDER Acting SlperiateHdent:
broadway MENAGERIE and MUSEUM, No.
ID ST BRoADwAYNow open for the season With he mas
n Eew.York HERR DRlESBACH viii enter ths oens OF
ais Trained Animals ct H. n0onl and 81 u Also 70 Be
zen without charge the real yese sIAMESE TWINS
9Th two Of their children Hours Of reception from III A. " 70
P n 10 and u 10 81 N. Also, the Sounderf7 iess
ofNr. NEILlS the without Arms"
Open from 10 A NJ, to 10 2. n Admission 3 cents ehees
tsdfT 10, hslfpr
SPIRITUAL ATIONs-GeOd Mediums
- nav be seen the Spiritual Phenomena may be witnessed
as Broadway Of every evening" from 70
Sto seloekone public aud free the ether Prvsts Admission
l Juire Edu ondss Work Spiritual SIN for sale.
--
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nRUG-STORF.-A neatly lifted up Drugstore,
~ with oce and attached sale cheap for cash good
opportunity for rh,sieisu. Cal a, No Aay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

DOOK. STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS
I'D STORE business shove line tor sale IN excellent
ard rouFhy sbsbed For for inf rmation address
BOOKS STORE Box a. Tnhun Oee, stating real and 3D.
grpss To he sc1d inn
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VANcLEvE, pKEAN, DRIPPs Co,

The subscribers ready contract With Railroad Compan'
and Baggage Cs Trucks &c hayn
duIina The nas. amman eIeeLed enLlrey now worhs.
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Cbanees for Dusiness Alen.

RARE OPPORTUNITY-FOr Sale, q Clothing
N Store oonsuing present - worth Of stock all sisl
sd Ia Fuonst ard doing good ade VIII Do SOLD tor cea OF
approved properly ghe beat for selling out Address
4. J Tribune Office
A NEW PATENT -HOSEA O. ELMERs Jointed
IA BedFlae sawGummer of dnE al Iunmus saw Ml aud
without taking OF socks vast Ahoun
rad these Machines they will handed
profit His AGENT prepared 70 sell Kshts
state and BE- found the trnes loot Nos
"a "a Wellington Ct Nev-fork ABEL BLANE,LEE
Gensral AGENT tor he United States
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MACHINE SHOP and IRON FOUNDRY for

MACHINE SHOP and IRON FOUNDRY for
IVA sALR-K Known Mercer Works suaed the banks
Of Delaware River EewJersey omprsns thTee-
story brck Machine shop, 4 By q feat
A one story brick fitringap Shop 80 by 10 feet
brick Foundry 90 by 100 feet, with Core Oven aud
Ch1rgiug House
Ahame Smith Shop 4 BY So feet
Atwosory Frame Binding IS b. 100 feet
A Stable OF sufficient capacity FOR three hOrscs
Frsm0 Building for an Oihce
All located $40 feet Fst tb feet on the D'laHae
River ard 1875 Falsf having swser With 1853
petrs lease from the Delaware Fss Water Power Company
The buildings situated within mile Of three raioad two
couas nd it aubOat landing
Six passenger trains leave for Philadelphia 80 miles On dhyi
Eve pan NowYok, 81 miles Oh daj toreo
passenger BY Boiyie aud Dew1e Rdroat rthe
Deawae valley, and Steamboat for fhadoPhia during tho
The facilities obanue coal aud Iron from Penn
syyania TIC eheapnoss communication with the great
alluded renders this Of the best locaDns for
rDy peon who may be DESTROYS Of engaging the oundJ and
chine bu
qh buildings well calculated for niye msoufaeory Of
ard ornamental cons appopraef TO any snd
Of manufactr ring where water power IL required
of the property will be given Immediately dssed
VANCLEvE, pKEAN, DRIPPsk Co,
Trent N HewJerssY.
The subscribers arc ready with Railroad Companies
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DARGAIN.-An old established Drug Store, vel
ID stocked ard avoraby ed for business Ia Of th mes
delightful cities u the vicinity Of Newlork o residence, viii "
sod az . bargain, Il applied Tor Address
wv KTSsTFy A. DARIINl No 81 Vesey.st New.Y3rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-17

HARDWARE STORE.-lor Sale, that well. known
Hardware Too, and Store established since ISIS add
one the business the city Il contains wen
selected House Furnishing Articles and Meehnios Tools
The proprietor cannot attend account OF other e9'n very
ts required Re suit purchases VIII ek htnss m
rar urncumherd city property or for fst mortgage Apply
The PIE uiises, No ~ Dlvisionsf. hewlsrk =, 9,
r. VAN NECHrEN. No % Diyi.lon o.. Now 10rk
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rUHE FANCY DRY GOODS STORE and HOUSE

No s55 SHAY k.tween 2lst and 2ld,s 10 be d
consequenee of the Death Of the propess o1s yes es
from MAY location the best 10 lo u
Gail the premises, H. GRIFFITH No
BrosdNay
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Sc ubou u mae GOursrn.

ANY PERSON who was present at the collision OF
N the Third Railroad sliEh Jenny Li with eMt "a ne
sisf o. pees b,r between and o'clock NJ In the rordrE
between lh sud i6hs BY which gentsaa lea was bFoteo
, con sreei the thereby By csioe
adSt,sur ISADoRE WALLER, No. IS hurayst, Nes'ferk
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TEvO -MASIERS-Th Ohio River Land and
Msrbe possess thousand Of rich sst valuable
teds of Iron Ore with q miles fthe Ohio River Ia tho state Of
Esntre.y rppose Porsmoufh Ohio This land covered Nth
dense erS timber and lies adjoining the property OF tie Seg
mrie Iron Furnace said Farna-e sad tho Ohio
River believed h.t this and presents one the o. ates ,or
be found t1e ONO Any parties
nR 10 epgree sme1E busness the most fsy0sbls
ts can gan t Information the subject BY addressing
'4"-Hs u INC ''' ~ EDWARD WARREN sscretsry
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1 ful Interesting business adapted either travel
receipt Of e. Postpaid viii forward intrue-
on By return by which make from sl5 % 80
per week II you have or o leisure hours dahtg the day or
epng YOU can pass very pleasantly aud probably 10 this
e and very lucrative business Address ABE5 SHRUB Box
A. psfete I
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epI 00O PANTHER WANTED in an Elk.
p ,UOU. HIBITIOS-Tbe advertiser wishss 70 ness-
tae for silent or Active for the purpose u bringing be-
the public Exhibition Of hh moral and nstrssye ehs.e-
ter permanently this city snd Which
become popular and probable To possessing shs shove cash
capital chance presented UnsSep
fTrihed Asdress PRICE Cha;hamsg5ars Post O;e, with
Mace OF interview
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6orscs, Carriages, sc.


HORSES For Sale, valuable pair OF family
Houses years Old aud Kind, aud wlthOa falt WI
be sold sies sscfdce. Apply % RfDBRs stable ~ %
L-urrus SpE pg~t.
HORSES for SALE.-A pair of dark gray Horses,
youre Kind ard rAtle, suitahe fer family Can DC sen
stable Ngslingon. between Court audi and Ltoe g. fnhr
Information AZ No. g. Courtlau6tst, up stars
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-12-16

give understand that an expedition
II Americans is about - start from TINS
city, Texas and other parts, TO establish
republic III the territory purchase d II
tie Mosquito country. Il is SAID the pur-
chase covers some twenty-five millions oil
acres. TIE purpose IS 10 bring IN, also,
the town Of San Juan, or Grey town, b.
the consent and cooperation of the aa-
thorities. From the character oil tie
gentlemen engaged III this enterprise We
should anticipate brilliant future, lot
only for the territory NJ question, tut iof
all tie Cealrai American states. Tbs
nav be the learen that wtiI Ieayen the
whole lump, and give vigorous govern
men. 70 tie feeble and disors antze4 pop
u.atiou Of that part Of the world.
I'VE are informed that The celebrated
Col. Kinney, Of klnney's Ranch, nov
Corpus Christi, who Is 50 we'll known u
the American people for lis en,erPrisln2
cha aCter-.ur the prominent part lie TOOK
in the revolution o. Texas, and III tie lats
war with Mexico--is 10 lead the expedl'
ffan. and to De the President u the new
republic.
THIS look. well for the enterprise
Sun man-who has made his mari
wherever he has been, and whatever lat
has undertaken Is hot likely to fail
VIII the people Of Central America IN
4erssaai what IS "mamiest destiny, an,
what Is for the good Vi their States =
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PREMATURE GRAVE.


TTisa remarkable fact that thousands have
been brought to premature grave by neglec-
ting TO take some good and efficient medicine 10
time TO arrest the course OF disease. IL 10
,lso a startling truth that thousands have been
heralded to an untimely grave BY the use OF
noi,onous nostrums. The author therefore see
ing the necessity OF some good and efhclent med
icine, which could be relied upon when the ser
vices OF com petent physicians could not be OBJ
famed. has been induced to offer his MAMA
LUKE EMINENT, and ANTl-BILLlouS
PILLS to the public These medicines are com.
nounded strictly honest and from medicines OF
virgin purity, being warranted a. purely vege'-
able.
40. 900 cases Q rheumatism, burns, ulcers,
snrans, fever Sores sore throat neuralgia, tooth
ache. head ache, pains in the back,side or breast,
bols. ring bones, pimples, diarrhPa, nave oeen
cured in the last year. Also numerous cases OF
sweeny, galds, splints, fstula, big head, DIG
shoulder, poll evil sprans CHAMBERS bolts, chol'
ic. yellow water, SC. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases Of the skin, jaundice, nervous
Mains Of oil kinds, bilious affections, costive'
ness, female affections, &C.. have been restores
to perfect health by the use Of Gilmore's Anti
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
and premature badness prevented By the use OF
T. j. Mckinny's Circasslan Hair Tonic. lhi
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
falling off, promotes its growth, and renders 1
| soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
In every town throughout the United State
| for the sale of +. J. MeKinny's Celestial Balm
an uneaualed remedy for cholera, dysentery
diarrhea, hux, cholic, and all pains in The bow
| esl.
POISON,
T. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contains
| no poison and is warranted purely vegetable
| This preparation has expelled worms OF al
| kinds from the intestine canal when other prep
arations Of great repute failed.
FEVER AND AGUE
| in all its varlovs types, permanently cured
without injury TO the system, by the use OF i
J. McKinny's Fever end Ague pills. This ton
| ic preparation never has been eqaaled. 1t new
er fails. Try it, and be satisfied that agae cal
be cured.
| Agents--A. Gilbert, and Chambers & Son
| Upton n. Baker, Rochester; Henry Lang
Moscow Amos Merrile. Pedee |; L. Shawbsr
Cedar Bluffs.
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TuE AcaUtrrAL or May c. BAKER

THr AcaUirrALo or May L. BAKER
" esteIday morning Mr.. Wright con-
.laded his argument for the defence 10
the case against Mary c. Baker tor the
shooting Of Hoffman. He was followed
by Mr.. Dlanneluasset for the prosecu-
ton. 1t was about two O'Clock when the
Jury received the charge Of the Court and
retired to consult on their verdict. Al
four o'clock they had agreed, and coming
into Court, gave verdict ct "not guilty
The accused with her father, mother
child and other relatives were presen
when the acquittaL was announced sue
did not appear to g!Te way great deaI
10 emotion, but her parents AMI brothers
aid sisters were much moved and mani
tested their Joy at her delreTance by
repeated embraces and plentiful shed
ding OF tears. The scene was most al
feeling. After the Court adjourned SHE
proceeded to her room In the jail, where
She has been living since the 9th day 0
las, April. to make arrangements lol
quitting the stony dwelling houss.--S
Louis Democrat.
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w. DA9WoN9
Old Stand North Side Court square.

Old Stand North Side Court Squafe'
-pEALEA IN
DRY GOODS GROCERIES
QUEENSJV.ARE H-4RDWARE
BOOTS SHOES
HITS CAP
READY .M.aDE CLOTHING
NgUS GL.7SS
OTIO.NS Sc.
WE are in receipt OF the best stock oil
goods we have ever offered In this mar.
Ike, and will sell extremely low Tor cash.
Thankful to the public for past favors
we respectfully invite the attention
of the community to our Stock OF
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Satinetts, Flannels
Lindseys Edgings, Prints,
Delaines, Shawl., Handkerchief
| SC. &c.
| Our clothing ID partment is full and right hne
! lot too Look at ii before purchasing
! Doors 1 saoEs--
| q good assortment and a. chep as the iowest
| HATS CAPS
| as fne us sk-iook at them. In fact we have
almost everything usually kept in q country store
| 90 Give Us a cait--weW sell as Tow IS the
best ofthem.
| Upton. Oct. 1lth, 1854, 46-u
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1000 BOOK AGENTS
WANTED.

TO canvass for the best snd most saieaole boon,
published They are written by the most poPn's .
Authors of the day, including among others \.
ARTHUR, of whose last great work,
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR ROOM,
10000 copies have been sold within amontn
of publication
These books are beautifully
illustrated (many Of them NTH nneiy
coiored plates aud are p.ia:ec ~" ee""" ~
the best manner.
Agents will find . pleasant and prohtabie
employment in their circulation.
nss- FOR particulars address post Fa'dl
PUBLISHER,
No. IS North Fourth Stree. Philadelphia.
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER AND .AGUE.
nHE University Of Free Medicine an.

THE University Of Free Medicine and
L Popular knowledge, chartered by thsesats OF
Pennsylvania, April 29th, 1858, mainly - arrest
the evils OF spurious nostrums; also to supply the
public with reliable rene les here the be1t moAI
cal advisers cannot or will not be employee kav-
ing pure hased the Invaluable remedy, Row. HD's
ToSic MIXTURE the first and only known for
twenty years, the certain cure for Fever aal
Ague, and its kindred complaints confidently
recommend u to the afflicted. The above instit1-
titution likewise recommend for bows complaints
RowASDs COMPOUND syRUP OF BLACKnnRnY
ROOT,
and In due time will furnish its oan remedy ks
every disease that can be safely treated in Ms
way by order Of the Trustees.
JOHN r. ROWLAND, Il D.
President Of the University, and the head Of
tory and office, No. 6s Arch st., Philadelphia
f. w. CARR, agt. Philadelphia; M c. l. slAnr
BERs, Upton. n3b-ly
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pie or those contemplating marriage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, w. ID.
Let no .uther be ashamed TO PRESENT. copy os
the .acrIAriusto his child. Let no young man
or woman enter into the secret obi gstions u
married life without reading the POCKET lxscu~
LArius Let no one suffering from q hachnicd
eau gh, pain in the side, restless nights nervous
feelings and the whole train Of Byspept,c sen
sations, and given up by their physician. be A.
oiae r moment without consulting the xscrLAp-
Ius. Have the married, OF those about to -
married, any impeachment read this truly useful
book as il has been the means Of saving thou
sands Of unfortunate creatures frsm the very
laws Of death.
taas~ Any person sending TW ENTi-FIyE CeBts
enclosed in Letter will receive one copy Of this
work by mail. or We copies will lie sent for oDs
Dollar. address, post pail,l
pE. WA. YOUNG,
No i52 Spruce Strset phiiaIelphiA
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IA Ia ~I~-A- Ia @3VF y 1850
10, the seal Of death is breaking,
Those who slept lis sleep sre waking
Eden opes her portal fair
u.rk the harps Of Gol are ringing
H.rk the scraph's hyma issing'ng'
And the living ribs are a'ns'ag
Music on immortal siri
There, now no more at eve dechhihS'
a.n, without a cloud are shining,
Der the land Of life and love
H,,yo,,s owa harvest woos the re'ps''
Have ,,sovn dreams entrance the sleeper
No. tear is left the wcsper
To profane one flower above
No trail lilies there are breathing,
There no ,horny rose is "reathlnE'
I, the bower. Of paradise:
U,sr. the founts of live are flowing
Flower, unknown TO time are blowing
Mid surperber verdnre glowing,
Than is summed BY mortal sS's''
There the grove. Of God, thai new"
Fade or fall, are green loFe'e''
Mrros'd in the raalanCtde
There, along the sacred waters
unprofaned by tears and s'aagh'f'
Wander earth's INN ortal daughters
Each pure immortal's BRIDE
There no sigh Of memory swei'e'h,
There no tear OF misery dweileth,
Hearts will bleed nor break no more;
Past is all the cold world scornln.,
Gone the night and broke the morning.
With seraphic day adornIng
Life's glad waves and golden shore.
Oh, on that bright shore TO wander,
Trace those radiant waves neander,
All we loved and lost to see;
/, this hope. SO pure, 81 splendid,
vainly with our being b!endit?
MOI with time ye are not sad"d,
Visions Of eternity