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The daily union., 1854-12-19
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
MONDAY, DECEMBER l8, 1854.

MONDAY DECEAnRR IL, 1904.
No. A. The York aud Maryland Line Railroad Company
Ross Wnans Error circuit court United States for
the district of Pennsylvania Mr. Justice Campbell
delivered the opinion of this court affirming the Judgment
the said circuit in this with costs and interest
No l3O James Montgomery a al rs. The Steamer Jew
ess SC J. F. Fardy aI, claimants. Appeal from the
circuit United States for Maryland On the motion
Mr. Reverdy Johnson of counsel for the appeee this
appeal was docketed and dismissed with costs
No l3l. The Norwich and New London Steamboat Com
pany owners of steamboat Worcester, appellants The
Steamboat Bay State &c. r. Borden ct al, claimants. APP
peal from circuit United States for southern district
of New York. On the motion OF Mr.. Lord of counsel
for the appeees this appeal dockeed and dismissed
with costs.
No IA. Samuel Mayer & Brother appellants, ps The
Ciaiot venilia &c Appeal from circuit court United
States for district of Pennsylvania This cause
was called and dismissed with costs under the 55th rule
No. Is. The United States plaintiff in error, Jules
Levois claimant, &c.
No l6. The United States plaintiff in error Paul
! Tricon claimant &c. 81.
No H. The United States plaintiff in error Lion Pin
tard Co, claimant &c s lge
No ls. The United States plaintiff in error Lion Pin
| tard Co, claimant &c
These submitted the consideration Of the
court printed argument by Mr. Attorney General
| Cushing for the plaintiffs in error.
No. TO- Alexander NJ. Lawrence ct all claimants of the
ship Hornet appellant Charles Minturn The argument
of this commenced by Mr. Cutting for the ap
pelant and continued by Mr.. Lord for the appellee
Adjourned till tomorrow, ii o'clock, a. m.
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
BIZ and cith tie adpice and consent Of he Senate.
t. SURVEYORS OF THE CUSTOMS
William Nolen, Paducah, Kentucky.
William Shearer Lake Port, Louisiana.
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After further remarks this sut9ec and In de-
fence Of the know-nolhings, ~
On notion the committee rose and reported progress
Mr.. HOUSTON then moved the previous question on the
Indian and Military Academy bills ordered
The Indian appropriation bill then read the third
time and passed.
The Military Academy appropriation bill was also read
the third time and passed.
EXECUTIVE CoMMUNICArIoS Iif
The SPEAKER laid before the House communication
from the President Of the United States IN reply TO the
House resolution calling for information the subject OF
the removal of the Greek and Seminole Indians which was
laid on the table and ordered to be printed.
On motion, the House adjourned.
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PETITIONS, ETC.

BY Mr. MAXWELL: The petition Of Albert Dodge and
Others citizens Of Apaschico Florida pray
ing Congress authorize the erection of marine hopita
at that port.
By Mr.. PARKER The petition Of John r. Jones, reg
ister John c. Heberd, receiver of the land Office
Vincennes, Indiana, praying relief
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BILL FOR THE RELIEF OF THE OFFICERS AND so,
DIERS OE THE LAST WAR

The following bill for the relief of certain Officers
soldiers of the army and navy who served in the war
1872 has been introduced into the House of Represep,
tiyes by Hon S. A. Smith, Of Tennessee 1t may not h
OF place here TO add that national convention to p
the objects contemplated in this bill will be held
this city on the 9Th of January next:
SECTION l. BE Il enacted, de-, That every officer non
commissioned officer musician, private of the regu,,
army, State troops militia, and every officer,
mssioned officer musician mariner, marine, of the Up
ted States navy, who served in the war with Great Britain
declared the 18th day of june 1872 at term,
period of two years. shall be authorized to receive pen
equal to his full pay in said service, according h
rank but not exceeding in any the pay OF captain
infantry and that every officer, commissioned Officer
musician private mariner, or marine, as aforesaid WIS
shall have served aforesaid terms in the Who'll
ess than years. but not less than three months
authorized receive aforesaid, pension bearing suA
proportion the annuity granted to the same rank for Ii,
years his term OF service bears to the tern
aforesaid said pensions to commence ON the fourth day
March, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, and continue for
life
SECTION g That ii any officer commissioned officer
musician private mariner, marine, who served The
specified in the first section OF this act has died
shall hereafter die, leaving widow, such widow shall en-
titled the pension that her husband would be ent
to- fying under this act said pension to The
fourth day March, 1854 if her husband then
but he then living, to from the day Ii
DEATH and continue during her widowhood Prorded That
second marriage after the death of her husband for
service claims shall be bar to her claim, she
again widow at the time Of presenting her claim.
SECTION g. That if any person entitled to pension unda
this act shall file claim for the during his her life
time and die during the pendency of said claim such pen
sion the time the right accrued to the death M
claimant shall be paid to the widow of such claimant
survive and if not, then to the surviving child chd
such deceased claimant to his her executor adm
hsue
but where the pension not claimed in the
time of the person originally entitled thereto shall the g
said pension survive his her DEATH descend his
her children, other representatives.
SECTION That the pensions granted by this act shall
payable semi annuay in the pensions unde
the entitled San act supplementary to the act for the
lief of certain surviving officers and soldiers OF the rev
tion approved June T. 1882 and shall not be- in any
transferable liable to attachment, levy, seizure
any legal process whatever but shall inure wholly to Ii
personal benefit of the person originally entitled thereto
the widow surviving children of such person. in case
she shall die during the pendency of the claim,
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Hon John X Kane Judge of the United States court for
the eastern district of Pennsylvania and father of the
renowned Dr. Kane of the American Arctic expedition is
at the National Hotel
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CAUTION! CAUTIoN!!
Thomas Armitase,s aseus

ELECTkO-MAGNET LlGhrkING RODS
" BEWARE OF lMPosTERs AND SwISnLERs =.
"rder To prevent repetition of the frauds ~
tonsPoiy carried ON during the last two years hv
set oil scoundrels who travelled over the eounlrv
and repFesent, themselves as IN, and h, ~,
instances exhibited iOTged certificates Of agency i
now give nstiee That all my agents. carry with them
printed forms, authOrslng them 10 eel as my Agea.
tegally executed and acknowledged before AIdermo,
HENRY SlMrSON, OF Philadelphia; they have aiso.
my name anu place OF business on their wagons 1
hsheve taem all 10 be strictly honest, and fully ae
qualnted with the business OF putting ap Lishtnins
kods, which tney will do at as low pr ca as theS
San 90 oo'alDed at the factory. AS many schemes
have been fcsOrted TO- to Geraud myse and Ihe nnh
lac, purchasers should be on their guard lhonsans.
have been grossly deceived by purchasing useless ar
ucles an the shape of Lightning Rods having nev.,s
iead' copper, zlnc and iron points, either or aiI f
which are good for nothing. NV EIeetro Maano,
Lightning Rods, have been examined bv MANY OF th.
most selehIihc men in the world, who have sronsmc
ea them TO oe the only rods, that they have aver seen
mhich are ealeulaied 10 save lives and properly from
oy MISUNDERSTANDING these are Psolesss re
Henry M Murtrle, James McC Cliniesk Walter ri John-
son, oil ihe U. ;. Patent Office, E. j. Carr. DR. IT
Mauer and many others who recommend Them in the
hlghesi terms Oi appreciation.
All orders WHOLESALE and RETAIL will meat
WIN prompt atlenhon. Spire Rods and Scrolls nads
70 order Cardinal Points, aud all kinds of weather
vanes, for sale cheap.
ST afy Agent, SAMUEL c. WILT. will loca,s
himself during the summer OF 1854, at No 2l North
Seeea street, LANCASTER, Pa, and AUGUSTUS
CANN, at PENNSG kONE,N J. Prorerty owners m
lnoNe sectionsof the Country, will do Well to call on
them. - -
THOMAS ARMITAGE.
Vine Street, 4 doors above Twelfth, rhilad'a.
march22. '54,7m.
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WHOLESALE :"
Book and Stationery House.

N.
On the Cash Plan, Extensive sales and No Losses
Make II profitable 10 sell al very Low Prices
NJ ASUN BRO OTHERS % PARK Row opposlie The
4FA Asior house. New York. oil, one oi the must x
eiiNlVt sD"k and Cmpsle lsSurments in lhe cuunlr of
bOMhS ana D ~ .ONERl, Tor Cash Only.
The amount of Goods in our line purchased by countrv
merchants, Is usually quite small compared with their
dry goods, hardware and other bills; and this yerv cir
Cumsiance absolutely compels j0bbers In the book bus
ness VINO sell on lIIne to get larger prots i'll order
make up for the losses and extra expenses necessarily
involved in credit BUSH ess of small amounts II Is
also easy for the merchant TO make arrhngements IN
buy his book bill for cash though It might not he so
convenient for him to purchase his larger bills in This
way.
'hese CONSIDERATIONS have led us to adopt IN our
business, from this ddIe, January 1854 the following
principles, viz; small p5gfts. Gnrarying prices, onS
dLDdyS cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers Of a number of
!e eualiS anu most eTteaSt0ty selling School Books
IN the country, well as works in other Leuafmeuts
our facilities unsurpassed.
Call upon US, send an order, and Judge for vour
selves. il the saving you make by buying Of Us for
cash Is worth while.
o"r i"'a''"" IS very central, and easily found
o''I on 'h' """f iio"se Ste' and look straight for.
WuCd ar!ua, me corner ul lie Park and van ruunn,
avolr seeing "Gr >Isns. Remcmurr The name Is
MASON q BROTHERS
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DAVIS d. CULIN

Oe0teTS ." Lamps, Lanterns d. Cha,meiiers,
~ e. corner FOURTH and CHERRY Streets. Phi!u.
Store, and having the la gest assortment Of LoginS IN
rn'a9eipha they are new prepared TO furnish : IN f.
OIL CAMPHENE, BURNING FLUID. ETHEREAL
OlL' FltOStiENE GAS and LARD OIL; LAMPS Ian.
terms, Ot all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hall I,mI.
Chaldeilers Glrandoles and CandeIabras and Britain.
ma Lamps. the Manufacturers lowest prices Glass
Lamps by the package, az a small advance over Auc
hon Pfic.s Being large MANUFACTURERS OF
Fine ~ Burning Fluid. Ethereal Oil, Alcohol and
tihe only rue) PA"sgene Gas. thew can furnish these
articles at such prces thni Merchants will find il IN
lher advantage to buy. Call beure going elsewhe
II yOu want bargains Also the Safety Fluid Lomr
for sale. TOct.I ,. Is53-Iw
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Men and Bows Clothing

lNVERYBODY should embrace this opportunity 10
Z buy Clothing for Men and Boys, at GEORGE
CULIN'S CHEAP CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, s. f.
CORNER MARKET AND SECOND Sis, PhIladeIphia.
embracing q choice of the BEST most desirable, and
FashIonabe Dress and FrCck Goats. Habit Cloth do
Linen Drilling do, Tweeds. etc. with great variety
Of BOVs' CLOTHING, consisting of Sack Coats Polka
Jackets. MOakey Jackets made of Tweed Linen
Drilling. Cloth. Alpaca, Kerseymere. Doeskin etc
FURNISHING GooDs-C0nsI- ting of Shirts, Stocks.
haadkerehiefs etc.. all of which are oferen at ihe
LOWEST possible cash prices and cheap any other
CIotblag Store in the Union.
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly in.
vifed 10 examine the stock.
ar Country Storekeepers can be accomn odated at
cry lew rates.
GEORGE CULIN,
s. 4. corner Market and Second Bts
Aprii IL '5f-ly.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMER.
r ADING's PREMIUM IloRss PowER
CORR ShekSen.

'hE subscribers having purchased of VIM Read
ing oi washington City. the Copy Right Tor hs
Faient Horse Power Corn Shelter. for the State of
Delaware' Eastern Shore Virginia and MARYLAND,
Monid respectfully inform The Farmers within said
Ieirlt0ry tha they are now prepared TO furnish Them
al he low price O. Thirty live dollars
This Machine has taken the following Premiums the
past season:-The hrst premium, with Mcdai az the
worlds + ar IN New York city. The first premium
al FaIr OF American Institute in New York cIIy The
IrSt Premium al Fair OF the Franklin Institute Phila
delphla The first premium al following STATE Fairs.
New YORK. Michigan, OHIO ai.d Indiana besides nj
a score oI County Fairs in different States
IL shells Corn upon entirely different urin.inle
rom the other Shelters. The mac hine sepernles Inc
cobs from the corr, thereby saving TWO lands in
atIRg IT, Ii shells l,UOO bushels oi Corn IN one dav
employing iour horses and four men and II has 6x
en- pOylng SIX horses and men. sheed much more
ne subscribers do not deem it necessary 10 say any
thing turher in lis recommendation, beyond he co.
lowing certificates. ava
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ssssayrIaa Machine s hop.

M. ( II eu1scrlDers beg leave 10 announce
1&S5&E L. TO the public, that they still con
ztSAzEzssa ihue' al Their Old stand in Commerce
O,u,,,,, =, street, TO ut mp all KINDS of MILL and
~ ~ nm NihGiilNEhf, having Lathe$, Drilling and
urHhg hIachlhes by steam SO they are prepared to
turn M RI ana pore 10 order MILL SPlNOLES, SHAFTS
"hEELo, Yc. 1hey manufacture superior Thresh
ing ana WlnnoWlng machine, warranted CORN
9hELLhhS, when VIII smell 1870 busl Iels per hour
or from 1000 TO 500 per day aud the cnhs
from the grain They are prepared to furnish FARM
ING UTENSILS of all kinds Please give tLem
call and they will accommodate on reasonable terms
CLEGG, ELLIUFT u CO.
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most Astonishing Cure Of ScrofulOus ULcers-A
Case CERTIFIED by the ALayOr Of Boston, England
copy oil Letter from J. Noble Esq, May or Of Bos.
ton, Lincolnshire:
To Professor Holloway,
Dear SIr-Mrs. Sarah Dixon, of LquOrpond straet
BOSTON mas Tins day depOsed before that for con.
iueraDie period she was severely afflicted with Scro-
iulOus Sores and UlceIs in her urms feet legs an,
oIher parts OF her body: and although tne first of
Medical advice was Obtained at the cost of a large
sum ol money she obtained abatement of sufe
but gradually grew worse.
Being recommended bv n friend 10 trv vour O,u,
ment' she procured small pei, and box ui the Pits
and before that was all use SYMPTOMS of amet In,pIi
appeared. By perseverng with the medic mes Tor a
snort Time longer. according 10 The dIrecIIOns and
strictly adhermg 10 your rules as TO diet, &C. she was
pFricctly cured and now enjoys the best oi health
Iremaiu, denr sir, yours truly,
(Sgnedj J. NOBLE
Dated August l2lh, 1883
An Extraordinary md Rapid Cure IF ErysiDelos in The
Leg. gft-r medical aid hal failed
Copy OF Letter from Mrs Eliz beth Yeates Of the
Pest ohise, Aldwick Road, near Bognor Sussex,
dated Jan. l2lh, 1852
TO Professor Holloway,
Sir-i suffered for a considerable period from a Sc
we're attack OF ErySpeas, which length settled m
my leg aud resisted all medical treatment NV sui
iernSs were very great, and quite despared OF any
permanent amendment, when was advised o, have
recourse to rOlnIment and Pills. did so ilhout
de ay aud am happy 10 say the result was emineuly
successful, for they effected a radical cure Of my ee
aIid restored me TO the enjoyment of health. shall
ever spea with the utmost confidence of YOUR mod
cines. and have recommended them 10 others in this
neighborhood similarly afflicted who derived equal
benefit am, sir, your obliged and faithful servanl
(Signedl ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pills should he used eminenly with the Oint.
ment IN most Of the following cases:
Bad Legs. Bad Breasts, Burns, Bunions. BIe Of Mss
chetoes and Sane Flies CocO-sny, Chiegoloot ChI-
blains. Chapped hands. Ct rms (solD, Cancers Con.
tracted aud Stiff JOINTS Elephanasis, FIsIulns Gout
Giar dular Swellings, LunbagO, Piles, Rheumatism
Scads, Sore NpDleS Sore -throats. Skin.diseuAes
Scurvy Sorc.heads. Tumours, Ulcers. Wounds Yaws
Sold at the Establishment of Professor Holloway
244, StraSd. lnear Temple Bari London and also at
his House IN New ork Orders for Medicines IN The
States, addressed ct. Holloway, New York" will
receive due attention. Sold also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout The
United States. in Post al 37A eenis 81 cents and
90 cents each To be had Wholesale of the principal
Drug Houses in the Uniou.
Or There is a considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N. b. Directions for the guidance of patients
In every disorder are affixed TO each Pot.
) Jan. 5, 1854.
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BOOTS AND SHOES

srsssp THE best a cheapes.- ock of Boots. SHOES
E#4 Callers. Gums etc, - -rhe citv. aI hin
' "a -BARR'S. 70 South Second street pbiIadeL
phia, corner Carter 81
Being mostly oil his owl. Manufacture he guurar.
tees them to wear and will so! who esae or reia,i
cheap the cheapesI
Easy Shoes for old Ladies; plain and fancy Boots.
SHOES CATERS etc. always on hand great variety,
for Boys. Youth Misses and Children.
Prces-Ladies' Caters. Of every quality and sty lie,
from 81 90 10 $3.50. Genllemen's Caliskin Poots
from 50 10 S.. Patent Leather Shoes Cater Boots
Congress Boots Button Boots,eIc from 81 so TO 81 SO
Gum Boots, Shoes, Sandals and Clogs aIways ON
hand. Old Gums bought and repaired.
July 10, sally.
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Caution.

THE subscribers would hereby inform the publi,.
that no person or persons authorised 10 sell Read
Ings Horse Power Corn Sheller. unless they sell in
our name ane arc authorised hy u.s. within the terri
tory above described; and all persons are hereby in
formed thoi we shall hold ANY persons liable 10 dam
age who either sell or offer for sale an, machine
involving our patent or use any such machine unless
they purchase 1t of or our authorised agents os ye
have granted nc shop rights. And all .hop rIpnIs
granted by the pnIentee became null aud void al tLe
time we purchased the copy right 0i said territory
MI machines are warranted to give satisfaction
9JOdt RS addressed to the suhscrIitrs at Delaware
City, Delaware will r ceive prompt a IcntIon.
t.. J. III BE d CO.
Dec. 90, 1853.
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window Shades.
l.K -

SO4t NEW STYLES.
l.. MILLER y CO, Manufacturers and Wba..
~ sale and Retail Dealers in " INDOW SHADES
nonih west corner of Second and Arch streets Pima
Selphla' SUCH as Gothe's Landscapes Horcers Ialts
Scr9tes BOques. Citld Rurd.rs Ar HI ~. 50,
beautiful designs and pcrleCIItm nj insh m I'm co
uy ana al such Low Prices 40 challenge All tg,u.
E Et.on. buh and White liuauus CamirI ,. 1as.sls.
Country Trade, Nc invite an eIa,nina,,o, -, oUr
Arch street, Phlladelphla ~
March %, '54.6a
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WestcOtls IL WIIsey.

n NTANUFACTURER of Sash and Blinds n F.. cornerof
WI Broad and Wallace Streets Philadelphia Con-
stany hand ar5e assortment Of Sash of all sizes
and thickness Ecluding thlck with general assort
ment o Rolling Blinds warranted equal 10 any that
De made. A general assortment OF sash ready glazed
always on hand All orders by mail or despatch. will
receive prompt attention. and Goods delivered 10 anv
part Of the City or Districts, free of charge
Shipping or the California market SUP pplied at the
shortest notice. (march 29 5l.3m
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IMPORTANT 10 FARygERG

Q$s he subscriber having secured
SN \ the exclusive agency for the sale
s&sxzxzAoi oi inc celebrated Prouly IL Mears
p,,,,uLa -, =, Nehtre Draught, SelEsharpening
iousns anu CaStllgs would invite all who wish 10
tne very pest agricultural implements. call
a. lS seoLe 10 decatur street, between 9th and 7th,
eaI Fhiauelphia where they will find
IIoughs OF various sizes; dehill and SUBJ
0 So SqilVators SlrawCutters CornShelles,
AZ fohes ana BOWS, Hoes Shoves, Spades Hay and
MA oIhs uai1eh hakes, Horse Rakes etc. either
"noiesaie OF hetall. CliAS. HETTE.
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FOR SALE.

\ g TONS best Government Peruvian Guano
so 5000 bushs best Plymouth Stone Lime,
10000 bushels best Schuylkill Fine Lime,
20 thousand good Hard Brick,
10 /" Samon Brick,
80 perches Building Stone,
300 bushels Ground Alum Salt,
20 sacks Ashton's best Salt.
\ 80 bbls. Fresh-Ground Family Flour.
25 bbls. Eastern Herring.
5000 lbs. Bacon, in Hams, Middlings, &C.,
Best Building Limo constantly on hand.
Amy quantity of good Stone Lime, from Ply
mouth quarries and kilns. may be contracted
or by Farmers, for the land Of best quality, at
cheapest going rates. .efess q
GEO. w. CUMMINs q co.
sulyrns, June 30 le54.--em. ,.,.-....s,.s...
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Y 2N N lL1 N9S
SPLENDID NoRTH.LIGHT
EbaGUePreOfypa R0OreaS

10 Area ST., one door below Sixth south side PhIla
PEk>oNS visiting Ise city during the approaching
Honda s. should call on and obtain one or more Of
our superior DaguerreOiyPes. and have them set in
PiaIH 0r aucy Gases
fhe rcp1iausn of our styles of Portraits is as high
rs any IA Philadelphia. and they ofieredat a much
lower cost, thus giving equal chance to obtain
go'd Picture Of the best materials Terms One Dol
.aF aud upwards.
.TDaguerreoiypes of deceased friends or relatives
copied equal to the originals and of the same size or
larger il desired.
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c. B. ROGERS'
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHoUs

DEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 90 Market Street, Pttladelphaa.
E43ra M MANUFACrURER and Dealer in a Il the
(s5Az5 1f1 most approved Agricultural and Hor-
80 ucultura implements; Imported and Amer
can Field and Garden Seed, Fruit, Shade and Orna.
mental Trees, GuanO, sup. phOs. Lime, &c.
Inventor and Manufacturer Of the Cast Steel Extend
ing Point. Surface and Subsoil PIoushs.
Manufacturer of AmmOnIated, Super Phosphate of
Lime, Chemical Fertilizer, Bone Dust, and dealer in
Guano and POwdereGte, DC.
Oct Dc. lS13-lV.
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BuENA VISTA, Dec. 29,h. 1852

=, IUENA FIsIA Dec. Zylh, I6JY
Ihave witnessed with much satisfaction the WORKING
IN my oarh oi new Corn Shelter put up for my in.
sPeclion by the Messrs. Reading the Paentees and +
nave no hesitation IN saying that seems TO me grea
y superior TO any other have ever see n in use It
capacity Is iully one thousand bushels per day and
thS e&hlblted BY The employ OF only four horses
and four mem the cobs separated by il from The
grain, and the grain itself rnuch less broken than h
The others. think II very great Improvement m
Smelling Corn. Join NJ. CTA\T0N Il"
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-1ia-'g [ 81. ~ ..tl.I..- -ln..t.I !
rfpr|"a9 1gte curecl bu RoayQ,aa,s Ya0;c

S
AIt2tu9e
'hE University OF Free Medicine nnd Popplar
N"o"ieage chal tered by The State of PenrsvI
''io - iast Se9sion,Iviz Goth 4pril l>S3 Nns1Il
~ '"I FufPose ol errestiue the evils resuIr,ng fr,n
e sse " spurious aud dangerous Tostrums also tor
sne purpose vi supplying the public with reii,ble re-
% f'Ss' m casea wherein the patient cannot obaln or
VII VII not employ The best medical adviqers: hny,ng
p94leh4sed 'hst invaluable remedy Rowand's Yonie
N.A'uEe' on account Of is just celebrity and known
t'' ~ 'hc trehil!eEt OF Fever aud Ague and lis
AIhuiea aieciions,-has no hesitation in Recommend
1Ig a. IN The highest ICrns the patronage Ut the
BOWEL COMPLAINT cured by Row Ind's BIack.
perry ko0t The above Instituted extends its sanction
IN Ike manner, TO the remedy for Bowel CompIant
SO wei known as Rowand Compound Syrup ofBlack
Derry kOoiand earnestly recommend il 10 Inc confidence
oi patients afflicted with these compiaints-beIevipo
II 10 oe invaluable in the treatment of such cases
Hon. Henry K Strong
p,c y HOn. J. r. Flanagan,
~ 'Aoer Vi the trustees, John r. ROwand, M. D.
d. r. Ashton. ESQ.,
49, Hector Orr, Esq
- O- All Communications be addressed John
howand, NJ. d.. Head Of the Pharmaceutical Denort
ment, and President the University.
! iiome Dlspensary ard Office, No Al Souih Sccon5
Street, Philadelphia - "o'0''u
=, hranch Dispensary at the Stores of It. Maeens p
' --ou' "'A5 A5l"a'Oe- lOct. II, lSj3.-ly
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY! !.
HOLAOWAY'S OINTMENT

ms extraordinary UnSuent is composed of The mos
healng Balsams, and when used in accordance
with the directions which accompany each moi Will
insure cures when all other means fail. Cases of
the most desperate Skin diseases rcauiy weld to lis
eihcacy IL IS famous when used in cases Of Gout
Rheumatism, Contracted or Stuff Joints In Asthmas
IL Will do wonders If we'll rubbed into the Chest