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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF During the pas. week the Baptist
Convention has been in session at Shr-yc.
port. We learn from the South Western
that II was inrgel, attended. much business
transacted. aud lha, several able sermons
we're delivered
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

Hor..-lt has been unusually bot for
soms time, and no rain. Every thing ap>
pesrs t. have dried W.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

w Two Candidates AT. announced in
Rusk county Tor the uflice OF State Senator,
10 Oil the un.xp,cd term OF Hon. David
Gage. deceased. To Wit: DR.. John W. Mas
she, aud Major }. ". Flanagan. The Flag
hoists the former ns the regular democratic
nominee. and advocates HE election. Mai.
Flanagan !. wh'g in politics. but enters
ths canvass under neutral professions
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

~ Cssey Asksv. En-. ~ are pleased
Mae. - rnasd ~ assvs ts.iss Of hi.
A oss<Ais spd - IT, ssss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF The las, J, Trrson Herald contain.
An interesting letter from Frank CLARK,
Esq. who recent, went To the Hot Springs,
Ak, tor his health
Mr. CLARK is much better, aud his friends
entertain hopes Of his recovery and speedy
return.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22


ADMIRATION ov CupA. 4 meeting was
held IN Avstin on the 22d ult. the hon.
John Hancock p'ssiding At which the f"l-
lowing preamble and resolutions were xd"p
ted unsnimousls. Judge Hancock took
occasion to Say il was NOT y iilii,.ssr NEE.
ing
WusRrs. The people Of the United States
have received au,ho, iiativ. mud in.Iispu
table evidence Of the fact, that thu Gov
eminent III Span, urged and inpelled
by other de.p',isms Of Europe. who
have always entertained in cn,n,uun With
Spain a jealous hatred for the happiness
aud prosperity Of our Repuhlic. is pre-
pairing ut this moment H. strike last
fatal blow Ut our dearest interests aud
institution. by The emancipation Of vii
the African saves on the Island Of Cuba,
therefore,
R,soired, That. in the opinion Of this
meeting, II 10 the imperative duty of the
G"v~vn,nrn, Of tho United States To take
pro'at and immediate steps 10 prevent this
dangerous recommendation hy the acquisition
If the island oi Caha, psacesbIy If we
can, foscihiy u we must."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

" ~ ksissv - estJias,e fur ta.,,rc 81 sl,'
reAfe faf MsfshsH Feat. No 5. at the nen Aughs.
siettiua.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF 1t appears that there 10 newspaper
at Waco.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

OF Congress is 10 adjourn on the 9TH Of
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

JUSTICE or me PEACE.
r. ~ SfssAkusy il 4 candidate frf .S:.zs,ss Of fAe
F~ses In ManlAii teal. no. 5. a, the ensuing August
eieetiOn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

sOh tONs ABLE,
c. W Slater T. candidate inr tonsiahle IN Mar
slfeli Hss Ne s ~ The ensuing August election
taaaia Nuf " cnndel,i- hf Constable OF Mar
phail Beat number s. at the ensuing Ausus, election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

ccr,e TX think that wi'es wn1t steal,
Dot esug'f one IL my 'oni felc"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

IN insurmoun,ahle obstacles. II they do not
get the consrssti D.toss the sale OF our
chafters. wc wsve independent Now we
ara uudsr tho guardianship Of hi. New
York Company. VIVA, will he tho posts
tiot, Of those who made The sale. provided
thi. company IL d~iex.sd ! = what the si,u
alton Of our roxdi Every tbing. I, would
seem. now hangs upon tho success Of this
company. Hence. every influence will b.
brought TO bear upo" the Goversor.
Bsfovs any remarks which We might
make W this is.us Of our paper could re~ci,
| Asstin. the Governor will have rendered l.
d~eisias,, aud awarded the contract Tor
hutlding the Pari1s road. There were
lure distinct bids IN. At ths last accounts
and, perhaps, ere this. there ass murs. W.
rsSssms thsss ~ Others a Assiin beside,
the friends Of shs New York Company. aud
tina, everything viii H. then and there r..
vssled The Governor, no doubt. has x"l
Ill the facts before him. We have every
| ssa0dspss IN his savAei,y. 6rmnsss nns
| intgnty. The Influences whlch win b,
A~passt 70 hsar spon hin, Will b great
~ ~ eoa1dsusly ptsdiss hat ~ wi,l sur
msess leGQs sud award IL ecGtfael to ii,
4 Csnesa1s ~ ~ alb = bsiiA si.s road
Il n /. e.fl Z, 80 - ~. ~ -.....-i \ 4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-07-22

Jssss w. itaihss h . candidate ~ Ass.sssr end
Ceti<cfor VI llsnBun county q The ensuing August
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
NEW RICH AND FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS.

> y. GREENE, tlaie with l. J. Levy 81 Col having
openes tie large aud splendid store. s. corneroI Arch
aud Ninth sireeis Phlladelphia with stock OF rich.
aad is-i,oslle Dry Goods pf ih latest nporia-
iHs esslssiing part of rick plaid and striped Silks.
manlffla ve.ycs, Bsreges and tiouseliil lie LANES.
large pl..sd Gngiams piaid and figured De LANES,
sprsng nfz~ and Prints Of elegant patterns, PLAIN
sso.sr suaoIe for Frenas, Liaeis Lawns. Cambrics.
la rs. Gloves TloseY. ETC. Of every dessr'po1, m,
GLIDING aud beautiful assortment df hlahuas 1f
every rlsde sfyr and color got up with special care
under his own supervision, is now ready 70 iursh the
Iader 81 snIs aud sicsy, with any oi The above
pnsss 81 lhr Tery lpwes. prices,
The LINEN Department 'compnses every known
syss f g~is sastabe for Families, Hoteis fharong
h.4~es es<. .ia
Tisa HOSIERY Department consists OF tse iarges1
and varied that can be iOuns in any
sstai, ,isipneas ln phfiadelphia.
D. O. rosp his long experience and conneclion WIN
fhe exs7sise houses in the United States, ana M
sxiesse facilities foels ssxured that he can offer IN
duceineDs 70 all Who nay favor him with cali seldom
met with u phadephia or eIsewhere. a II
Tstssx invariably, ons Prize and no Deviation
j. b. GREENEs -
sE cor Of Arch aud Ninlh Sis. Philadelphia.
A. a. i q Ef
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
A VALUABLE FAR nj
A TPUPIIC SALE.


TTNE subscriber will offer at public sale at Sudlers
IL vile, on SATURDAY., THE IfTH DAY s,F JUNE
NEXT tract of Land situated directly the road from
Sudlersvils TO Beaver Dams in Qusen Annes county,
containing S35 ACRES, more or less, The situation
handsome, in beautiful and oIrishing n,Ighboi-
sEsSs kood. The improvements consist Of good
3.,,I Frame DWELLING, and all other necessary
t#iiil Out-BildIngs. There isa thriving Apple Orch
ard Of choice fruit. and also, variety ,f other
fruits carefully selected There spacious Garden,
rsl peep, containing variety of garden fruits &c,
and Pump affordng water plentiluliy thai unsu:
passed by any in the vicinity.
This Farm lies about four square, with arabic land
fronting the road and full supply Of sOeH 1sm5erc,i
LAND adjoining in the II is well known for It's
kind qualify and ppoduclveness is easy of tillage and
very susceptible of improvement and though hitherto
used az Gram growing Farm il would be profitable for
grasng purposes being very produ;tve Of grass, and
considerable portion well adapled to the growth Of
'rimoI y. = ... ..s.l. .t.
THE TERMS of Sale will be as follows = Fifteen
hundred dollars cash, the residue be paid in equal
instalmens OF six. twelve and eighteen monihs-ths
purchaser giving bond with approved security. Pos
session given on the LIST of January. 1885,
CHARLES w. tSLANDING,
Sudiersyille, Queen Anne's Co, Md.
MAY "a, 1e5.-ts,
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
TRIMMINGS.

CONFECTIONERY AND STATIONARY.
MRS MARY A.. ROBERTS takes this method Of
1FA informing the Ladies Of Smyrna aud vicinity,
that she has now on hand and extensive assert.
ment Of TRIMMINGS, consisting in part as Iojows
Velvet Trimmings, Cloak Trimmings. Cloak Patterns,
Acrl lo,s. NeivcIs, Lace Goods Md Gloves Hosiery
>''. 4 lsn, good lot nt CONFECTiONARY sush as
ahdIcs Oranges, Lemons, &c. She also keeps con.
Niaht.y an hand an assortment Vi STATIONARY
such as Letter Paper, Envelopes. Pens. Ink, de-
She would embrace Ihls o, poriunty of returning
er unielgned thanks those who have extended their
patronage TO her heretofore, and OF soliciting a con
nuon@e Of the same, promising that she viii spare no
pains 10 please her customers.
MARY A. ROBERTS
Sn,,rn, No, o fpr1 f.,
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
Amy This4g Thai You yVamt!

HE subscriber RESI- ectluly inf,rms lhe citizens of
SIN ma, aud vicinity, thai he ha. .waya IN h nd
a large add splendid aSsr,menl U LsOOkS and
'id'ionerv; also, SNUFF, : CARS aud TOBAE.
90, Sarh ~ tihe Cut, Anu Nervous and Cavendsh
winch he has HIST received from BALTIMORE Fishing
icki" 81 all Descriptions, Harrison PERFt merry
0!uEIh IN Nk, and line a:snrimtn Mt Of JfWELRY
F"ri A!"HacS, Porket KNIVES Glass :nd Britannia
LAMPS AccOrdrOns, NIOI.lNS, 80 hour and eight
dat CLOCKS, TOYS, a grca; Variety of onicc-
I'h@tIes Nh'e flaiing. such a. lasts, Shoe Thread
n WIS anu Hats.
~ lie hasaiso large variety oimany other articles,
winch are 100 nd meIuus ~ nt1AIun, Please cali AT
e. WARDS, rexi door IT, ;stlason j. JeliersoH's,
COmmcIc' Street, Smy RIA.
JIu /. 1898. EDWARD WARD
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
Farm crs. Attention

IEiNAU'S AMERICAN
FERTILIZER AND UPER PHOSP ATE OF LIME
HAS Nd EQUAI.H
DREPARED expr SLY for WHEAT and GRAIN
l. oi ali kinds, CORN, POTATOES and Grass -
suahle for all soils One barrel is sufficient for m,
Acre of Land: far superior Guano, and AT haJfils
price. can be had % 80 FER bnrrcl or S25 rcr Ton
OF 10 lbs Method Ol using it, scatter BroudcasL
and Harrow in. To he had oflhe proprietor only
GEO. a, LEINAU, Prop'r
No l9 South Front 81 Phlladelphia.
Used successfully, by DR.. William w. Cln'ke.of
Phlade pha, George GrGl rs. Esq, Mr. Field o Fsx
ChaHe, Pa. Mr.. David of Mound Airy Mr.. JaI,i,'+
Snehs County. Mir. Rhoads. Monigoiaer rointSs.,
Mr. Ci1lres Wood Isaiah Wood & Bro Gcfs New
Jersey. Nh DOud dnO OF Burlington CIty New Jerscy
Mr.. Bond of Salem, New Jersey, Air. Troury me
Abingdon, Bucks County, P,. Mr.. TIainer OF jeias-
ware County. Messrs. Coleman g. Kitchener Of Salem
County, NeS JelFay, Mr. Mahahey Of liasIeila Pm.
and most 0l Farmers in Delaware, New Jersev,
Peinsy' vaHa and elsewhere. s,Fs't
FarpcrS making Muck Hills. will find few barrels
invaluable. For FRUIT TRi.ES,-Mhich il v4l
greatly benefit. by being scattered GROUND after tle
have been dug abou-a light coating For Sale tuI;,
by. GEO. a. LEINAU, rror'f
Ne 10 South Front ST. Phila,eIpbia
NIT Amercan Fertiiizer has becnuscd suc.
;esSiuy IN the islands OF bermuda aud DariauUes
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
Young Arnerican,s library.

A. USEFUL and aiIr'cuvc series ci BOOKS ior
IA yOnng people, embracing events connected with
the early hisiury Oi our c0 niry, aud lives Oi dIsn
gulshes Men, written xth much care and n an eiter
tanning and instructive manner with illustrations of
important events. anu beautifully illuminated ,tie
pages containing the lie Of Daniel Webster the great
American Staesman with numerous anecduIes illus
Irauve Oi his character, and the follow ing Illustrations
Young Daniel in the Saw Mill
Webster isIlag al Frysburg
Webster declining the Clerhship
Webster expounding the Constitution.
The Bunker Hill Celebration.
Websler at Faneult Hall
Marshfeld the residence of w bster
Webster on his Farm.
The Life of Henry Clay, the Mill Boy Of the SIashts
nine lllust aIOns.
The Iile Of Benjamin Franklin, nine illustrations
The Life OF General Washington, nine iIustrauoEs
Tho Lite OF Marion nine illustrations.
The Lie oil aiayetle, nine lusTaiIOns.
The Lille 0l William Fenn, nlne illustrations
The Lie OF General Tay or, HIne illustrations
The Llia ol Andrew Jackson nile illustrations.
The Lille OF Napoleon BUnapaTie, niue us,rauous.
The Old Bell III independence; Or Philadelphia IN
I776, nIne illustrations
The Yankee Tea Party 9nd Oiher stories OF the Re
vOuion. nine Illustrations
CONTAINING over loo illustrations.
Each volume Is well wrlten, possessing a nigh
moral tone, and can safely be placed la the hand OF
young people. They contain numerous .anectutus.
ILLUSTRATIVE OF the history OF country, AMI are wg
adapted Tor family or school libraries.
Prlcr per set, hapdsumely hound ia cloth, i bucks
aud neatly put up boxes. So.l5.
Price per VO.ume neatly 1Ound, cloth gIiI, jp3 cts
ColpOrieuI' Agents, or School LIbratIes, viii 6e
supplIed al n lDertl ds,Oun,,
Copies viii bc by mail. postage free upon The
receipt OF the price of The set, oF any yolame
LINDSAY ~ DLAhlSroN, Publishers.
Feb. %, iS5i-5m -s.- -
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
STEAMBOAT s;saES s;sIE=S zEPHYR.

TRIPS resumed 10 Smyrna, Dover, New Castle.
l. Delaware City and Port Penn
That swift aud sphsiapiia Steamboat, the Zephyr,
having been thoroughly o~evhaulCd during the winler
has resumed her trips beYsen PhiladephIa and the
above named places and Will continue lea We Phila.
delphia. every Cnesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings, at o'clock returning rverv Monday,
"Wednesday. ar Friday mornings, leaving DOnD
Landing, al olock, and Smyrna Landing at 81
O'Clock touching at all intermediate places bOIh ways
Stages connected with this Line al Delaware Civ,
for ST. Georges Canwell's Bridge. and Middeiown ;
also, at Dover, for Camden Fredcrica Milford aud
Georgetown.
Freight taken at low prices. Breakfast and Dinner
on hoard. &. j. VANDEGRIFT, Captain.
March 9th 1883
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House

L N.
On the Cash Plani Extensive sales and MOI LOSSES
Make It profitable 10 sell at very Low Prices
NTAS0N BROTHERS, % PARK Row, opposite The
IHl Asior house New York. offer one Of te lnost ,x
tensve sofsand complete assrmenis IN le country OF
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only
The Of Goods m line purchased by country
merchants, usually quite small compared with their
dry goods hardware and other bills; and this very cir
Cumslace absolutely els Jobbers m the book bsi.
ness who sell on time, TO get larger profits IN order 20
make up iBr The losses aud expenses net.essari,
involved credit busI' oi s,nnlt ainonnls A IS
also easy tor the merchant 10 make 10
buy his book bill for cash though II m,ghI moi be so
convenient icr him 10 purchase his larger bills IN ths
way. ~ aeb
These considerations have led us TO adopt IN oar
business, from ibis dare, January 1854. the following
principles viz; small Prsfts, aRUarying prices. and
aLways cash.
Being ourselves the sole publishers Of a number of
the leading und most eiteasiue y-Ssllg School Books
in the couniTy, well works other departments
our facilities are unsurpassed
Call upon Us, or send order. and Judge for vour.
selves u The saving you can make by buying Of US for
cash Is worth while.
Our location is very central, aud easily found -
Stand OH the Asor House steps, and louk straight lar
ward across ihe corner of the Park and YOU easnol
avoi0 seeing our signs Remember. the .asae is
.%.. MASON BROTHERS,.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
LOOK OUT FOR RARG&rNS

NHE subscriber IS now opening large and extensive
L. assortment of NEW GOODS, Which he has Sc.
ected with great care, and will sell them CHEAP
lie would particularly call the attention Of the Ladies'
to his extensive assortment Of Dry Goods consisting OF
Cacoes Tissues, Bareges, Barege De LANES Ginghams
Lawns, and as large ane handsome assortment of Black
Coored and Plain Silks has ever been offered III our
town. Call and examIneE
THOS. CARROW.
Smyrna. April 26. 1854
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
wen amd TsOys CIotI,img

LIVERY B0i X should embrace this Opportunity TO
II buy Clothing for Men and Boys at GEORGE
CuIJN'S CHEAP CLOTHING EsrABLIsHMEST, s. T..
CORNER MARRET AND SECOND STs. PhIladep phia,
embracing cLOIee OF The best, mos desirable, and
FashIonabls Dress and FFCck Goats. Habit Cloth do,
LlBen Drilling do fneedss etc., with great variety
OF BOYS. CLoTiNe consisting Of Sack Coats, Polka
Jackets. Alonkey Jackets made of Tweed, LINEN
Drilling, Cloth, Alpaca, Kerseymcre, Doeskin, ETC.
FURNISHING CooDs-Consl ting Of Shirts. Stocks,
ltandkerehieis etc. al of which are ofered at the
LOWEST possible cash prices and cheap any ether
Cl0lbng Store in the Uncn
Parents who desire Boys Clothing, are earnestly in
viled 10 4 Samine tie stock
OSr Country SoTekeepers can be aceomn Odated al
very low rates.
Y = er ft GEORGE CUIIN,
S. b. corner Market and Second SITS.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
SMYRNA Machine Shon.

SS-sA II 'HE subscribers beg leave ieannounce
x2S&kC IL 10 the public, that they still con
- unue, at their old sland in Commerce
Street,. 10 fit mp all kinds OF MILL, and
OTHER MACHINERY, having Lathes. Drilling and
Turning Machines by steami so they are prepared 10
turn and pore TO order MILL SPINDLEs, SHAFTS.
WHEELS, DC. They. manufacture superior 'rhresh
ing and Winnowing machines, warranted CORN
SHELLERS. which will she'll $50 bushels per hour.
fromthe grain They are prepared TO furnish FARM.
ING UTENSILS Of all kinds Please give them n
call, and they will accommodate on reasonable terms
sz - cLEGG, ELLIOTT & co.
Smyrna. march %. sally.
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
$50 REWARD !!

tHJ LII ne PAID to amy peIsOH ~ hp Will huy hoa
w OF DIX. Tr.RRELS ttEALl NC t)l\ \fiitNt.
a hu use u according To directions # they will call
at my Office and say uIh "a cI,ar rl,s,u,, thai n
will not completely cure ChaIped Hand tLilInjn,.
haing, Sore Lips, Burns aud Freezes Sof,s ,r CIi
en-. aud greatly alleviate, ii cmurc, care Salt
rheum' RES, Inflammation OF the breas Bites ol
Insects, PImpes the Face and all Discusses Of tlr
Skin.
MONROE TERREL, Manga urs, Conn.
10 whom all orders should be uddrc.srd
" Sold also by the principal Urugg isis d Co .ntry
Merchants generally
Jan. %, 1854 cow. ly
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
Straw GOtsUs.

TTIE subscribers prepared exhibit al their
i splendid New Establishment, just cUmplelcd on
the site of their fsrmer stand, No II South Second st.
Padc phIa entire and beautiful sOg ul Straw.
Fancy and silk SOnneIs aud Flats Flowers &c and
and laiIaula Palm and Summer lais Tor Gcitlenleil
which old patrons, merchants aii mncrs gene
rav, invited cAau.ne, confidently pruiuislng
them in extent, IN Varely. in novelty, and styles,
STOCK uIeIualied ~ Uiders carefully AMI i,rJmtiiy
axeciiel. THOMAS WHITE & 60. ~
march % '54.3n
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
I'd. SfGYNnsnYn.

u ESPisC III L Lily announces 10 the public
II u gene aiiy that he sihi continues his
IA MAlibLE tUSi NESS, in a. It's various branch
"--~ es at The CORNER OF COMM .kCE and NJ 4R-
kEf STREETS, SMYRNA, DELAWARE, where
lac will Alanuiac are, and piake to order, NOM.
NE rs aud GRAVE STONES of the most an, .roved
md modern "iyirs Ie " Ill a!so maEiIla, ure NJ r.
BILE AlANft.iSS and do all KIN Is Of WORK IN connec
iIon with 'lidIngs, with nealness and despatch and
al Phliadrlpha PrIces. lie would state hai ali work
IN las ilne IN pom; If heauty, ch 9apnes, and excel
'ence" "t workmanship. shall be unexCeed lie there
IOre ASSURES the pabr iiat he can make ii 10 the
icresl U all 10 extend To hn share 0 Ihclr paIron.
gc. 9cI- orders from the country attended 10 With
tFsrdicn. Ciec. %, l533-lv
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
Window Shades.
t:K. 1874 xEy

~ l.. MILLER & CO, Manufacturers and Whole
Va sale and Retail Dealers in wfNDOW SHADES
s1alh ruriier OF Second and Arch streets Phila-
deIpbs such (;ahe's Landscapes. burders, Vases.
Scrsl~s. Boqaets. Gsid Borders. Sc, OF the most
Lesatlfui designs and periec nf 6nsh s
try xnt ~ such Low Prices challenge ali conipe-
Siia EIaH and White tialIands. canbries 'fassels.
Cords. trssses. &c. every variety. Dr City or
Country Trade, We invite exaa'Insiiun OF our
siark arGhe Depot Southwest Of Secl,nd and
Arrh siftset. Philadelphia.
Aafth ~. .54- -6n. 1a sala
The Delaware herald., 1854-06-21
s = 'A'ge OAGb "!

GOOD NEWS FOR TEE LADIES!
Prof Nanhufn, Ike celebrated ;rslrof0.cr of the
l9h Century, has le secret that guides lie Single 10
a happy Marriage, and to make lac Married !iappy
Ladies' vino were unhappy through trouble or mis-.
fortune disappointed hopes aud false Promises. have
been made happy Ivy him. .aa's1 aef-sS ss
His Medical ui Yiro was never known 70 Hse 'sis
lie s married man. man o! family. wilfrh makes
The Ladies consult him in the most dciieate easeswiih
periecI confidence s-i-t e-s. sas
Thousands cousnlt him uboui taeir business ef.
fairs; those who had ba'i luck aTd found the more
hey tried to get forward the things eai apaDst
hem, consulted him, their bad luck has leit Them
and they fortunate, rich and haNpv a7s sas5
lie has The secret hai stops he SANDER a.id envy O
Your enemies He shows YOU the likeneSs Of Sour
iutnro husband Many 90 10 what is heiore
IhenI MI leave tum perfectly satisfied with his hon.
urabe and genIlemaniy conduct, and sat isded that
they coniide IN HIM u ven vaiae yOu. happi.
you will consult him yourself anil be happyaiso
Al interviews strictly private and tal.Ieuftal
No. George Street. 2d house. North side q base
SchuyAi sixth, Philadelphia. -s-s-..s1sg- .s.s
WkALFn EMiNENCE AND sG0OTa
FORTUNE! ss
Gentlemen look 10 your interests before il Is TOO
lao Consult and follow Iie al vice cf Pruiessor Van
harn the only correct AsirUlOgeT Oi . 18Th Cen;ar,
Avoid those Iterate aBd uneducat people, Who's.
Igaurance Of me rue prncpe le science brings il
Iiiiu niSrepuie A slugie FYirw viii convlnce
man u edUcH iOn, of Inc Vasl diff TSli be 1--WE hin,
and the Illiefaie prstvIders OF Tie ay. II yOa fol-
low tue Priiessors aOviee Nllt SRceeeI in ali
your un=fakines NJ n " ilu hn sc been aufilrauDat4
anu uhSuccessiul IN ne air ~ rlisiless--lnen
who have worked hard and struggled against adyer.
sRd misfortune the greater pact teir live s. ami
iVnd tie more they tried 10 get forward tie Morii
tie things went against them m!Iesc aieh have
consulted him iOr the fast 80 Yeas. An .huae pho
wisely followed his advice now rich ai.n pan5v.
while LhOse blinded by prejudice and ignoiance, neg
lected his advice sut la5orng againat adveTaity
aud poverty.
lie shows you the likeness Of your future Wife
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