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Young Americans Library.
A USEFUL and Attractive series eff BOOKS for
n young people. embracing events connected with
the early history of country, and lives Of dstn.
gusaes me n written with much and an enter.
tanng and instructive manner. with Illustrations Of
important events. anu beautifully illuminated title
pages containing the life OF Daniel Webster the great
American Statesman, with numerous arecdotes Illus
isative of his character nnd the following
Young Daniel in the Saw Mill.
Webster fishing at Frysburg
Webster declining the Clerkship.
Webster expouRding the Constitution.
The Bunker Hill Celebration.
Wsbsser at Faneuill Hall.
Marshfeld, the residence Of WEBSTER.
Webster on his Farm.
Ths Lie Of Henry Clay the Mill Boy Of the slashss,
The Life of Benjamin FRANKLIN nine illustrations.
Tbe Iaio OF General Washington, nine ilus.rations
The Lile OF Marion, RRe illustrations.
The Liie Of Lafayette. nine iussraiiens.
The Life OF William Penn. nine illustrations
The Life Of General Taylor, nine Illustrations
Tse Lsfs Of Andrew Jackson, nine illuslrnlious
Tse Lsse q Napoleon bonapsrts, nine iustra tong
The Old Bell of Independseosi or, Philadelphs in
ls7e. nine illustrations.
The Yankee Tea Party, snd other stories Of ths Re-
ve&atsca, nine illustrations 8f3-t
Lonlaining over 100 Illustrations.
Etch volume is well written, possessing q high
moral tone, and can safely be placed nj the head of
ys@iig people. They ceatain numerous anecdoiss.
Illustrative Of the history Of country, are we II
Pfice per set.Haandso~ely bound IN clsfh ss backs
and neatly put up Ia boxes &67s - "A -
Prizes per voiums, neatly soand clcih Gilt 364 cts
CsIporteurs Asens. or School Libsss,ss viii ha
rettSs cf - Issse ~ ~ - - sny vsiu.s
IL, a, l,!3}$peAH 4 ShAkISf0H, NblASn
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A most Astonishing Cure Of Scrofu'ous ULrcrs-A
Case Certified by the Mayor Of Boston. England.
Coy oI Letter from J. Noble, Esq, May or Vi Bos.
ton, Lincolnshire:
TO Professor Holloway,
Dear SIr-Mrs Sarah Dixon. of LiquorponC street.
1osl0n, has this day depOsed befDre for Il con.
lderable period she was severely afflicted with Scro-
iuious Sores and Ulces, in her arms, feet legs aIu
0lher parts OF her body; and although the first of
medical advice obtained, at tho cost of large
sum oil money, she obtained no abatemcnI OI suffering
but gradually grew wOrse.
Beng recommended by friend to try your Oint.
neni. she procured small pet, and bpx Of the Pills.
aud beinTe that was all use svmptpns of aine Il mi
appeared. BY Persevering with the medicines for IA
siorl Time ionser' according 10 the dlrectIOns and
strictly adhernS to your rules as To diet &c. she
perfectly cured. ard now enjoys The best Of health
re'Rsln dear SIR. yours truly,
Dated August I2ih. 1853
An Extraordinary qad Rapid Cure Of Erysipelas in e
LCg. az n'odieaL aid hdd faitcd
Copy OF Letter from Mrs. Elizabeth leains, Of the
Post OiHsc. Aidwick Road, near Bognor, Sussex,
dated Jan. l2th, 1883:
10 Professor Holloway,
Sir suffered for considerable perial from a se
we're attack OF Eryspelas, which at length sriticd in
my leg. and resisted all medical treatment AIy sur
ienngs were very great. and quite despared ui any
permanent amendment, when was ADVISED &c have
recourse 10 your Ointment and Pills. did witlou
de ay and anu happy TO say the result eminenllv
successful iof they effected radical cure Of my ler
and resfortd me 10 The en0vmsnt OF health. [ shall
ever speae with the utmost confidence OF your med
eines. and have recommended them others in this
neighborhood similarly afflicted, who derived equal
benefit. am, sir. youI obliged aud faithful efYani
(Signedl ELIZABETH YEAfES.
The Pills should he used eminenlly with the Oint.
ment IN most of the following cnses:
had Legs. Bad Breasts, Burs, Bunions Bile Of Mos.
chetoes and San6-Fiics Coeohay Chiego foot, Chi.
bians, Chapped hands, @, rus (sofll, Cancers, Con.
iracied and Stiff JOInis Elephaniass, FIstulns Gout
Glardular Swellings. Lumbago, Piles, Rheumatism,
Scaids, Sore Nipples, SOre-throats, Skin.diseases
scurvy. Sore. heads. Tumours, Ulcers Wounds, ,Yaws
Ssld at the Establishment Of Professor Holloway
"a. StraRd (Dear Temple Bari London, and also al
ms House IN New ork. Orders for Medicines IN the
states, addressed IT. Holloway, New York" will
receive due attention. Sold also by all respectable
Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout the
United Status in Post al 37A cents 81 cents, and sl
90 cents each To be had Wholesale 0f the principal
Drug Houses in the Uniou
9J Thefe Is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
N. b.. Directions for the guidance Of patients
IN every disorder are affixed TO each Pot
Jan. D. 1854. =
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STRAW GOODS.

THE subscribers are now prepared to exhibit at their
l. splendid New Establishment. just completed, oR
the site of their former stand No. Al South Second St.
Philadelphia entire and beautiful stock OF Straw
and Panama Palm and Summer Hats for Gentlemen
which our old patrons, merchants and miiners gene
rsliy are invited TO examine, confidently promising
hem in extent in variety in novelty, and in styles,
sock uneuualled Rr Orders carefully and promptly
arecutsd THOMAS WHITE d co.
march 2e 's4-3m. 'ess't 8'- f.
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THE RENOWNED REMEDY!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

This extraordinary Unsuent s composed of the mos,
healing Balsams, and when used in accordance
with the directions which accompany each pot " i'll
insure cures when all other means fuIi. Cases of
the most desperate Skin diseases readily yield To It's
efficacy. IL Is famous when used in cases nf Cuut,
Rhenmatism, Contracted or Stiff joints In Asihmas
it will do wonders If we'll rubbed into the Chest
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DIR. J. B. ANARCHISTS ~
Celebrated CathOiicam.
For The Relief and Cure Of Sa.fering Females.

II stands pre- eminent {
for its curative powers
in all diseases for which
II is recommended, usu.
ally called FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. Or
these areProlapsis Uteri
or Failing of the Womb;
.Fluor Albus. or Whites:
Chronic Inflammation
and liberation of the
Womb; Incidental He.
lnorrhage. or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed and
Irregular AIcnsiruation,
&c, with all their aC.
'ompanying evils, Gan.
Ger excepted no matter
how severe or of how
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REFERENCES.

p. b. Peckham. NJ. D.. Utica, y. Y.
l.. d. Fleming, NJ. D., Canandaigna, n. Y.
NJ. II. Mills. NJ D., Rochester, N. Y. s-.~~.
ID. Y. Foote, NJ. d., Syracuse, N. Y. ..--.
Prof Dunbar, VI. d., Baltimore, Nd.
J. c. Orrick, NJ. d., Baltimore, Nd.
w. W. Reese, NJ. d., New York City. .-
W. Prestcott, NJ. d., Concord. n. H.
J. p. Newland, NJ. d., Utica, n. Y.
Rev. c. S. Bard, Glenn Springs, S. c.
OF Pamphlets had gratis at the Store Of p,
MANSFIELD, Agent, Smyrna, Del ....s"
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@. u. ROGERS

% ~
SEED AND AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
No. 80 Market Street, Philadelphia.
MA MANUFACTURES and Dealer a all the
t&Suo1 4s1 most approved Agricultural tnd Hor.
- hcultural implements; Imputed and AmerIs
can Field and Garden Seed, Fruit, Shade aud Orna.
mental Trees, Guano. sup. phos. Lime, &c.
Inventor and Manufacturer Of the Cast Steel Extend
ing Point, Surface and Subsol PlOughs
Manufacturer of Ammoniatsa, Super Phosphate of
Lime, Chemical Fertilizer. Bone Dust and dealer in
Guano and Powdereiie, &c.
Oct 26, l853-ly.
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OIIg SIUIIUIlg.
The CaIholican far snrpasses other remedies. in he.
ing more certain less expensive and leaving the syg
TEN better condition. Let all interested call aud
obtain pamphlet QreP) containing ample proof from
the respectable Of the beneficial resnlIs
of It's use together with letters trom highly expert.
enced ysirinms Who haze used it IN their pmeiice.
md AuraE from thpir ONn ObspryatiuIs
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JOHN SEIS SER'S
81 es Wholesale and Retail
GENTLEMEN'S FURNIS G

kNTOKE, NO % North Sacond Street, kbOVe Arch-
- opposite the Mount Vernon Honse, Philadelphia,
Manu- facturer of Stocks Shirts Bosoms Collars, Cra
vat Buckles, Suspenders, &c, &c. Also q general
sortment of Gloves and Ready made Linen. Under
Garments, Cravats with numerous articles nthe Fun-
ishng line kept constantly for sale, at low Prices
and good be bought at any Store in the City
N. B--Stocks made 10 order. [Oct 10, 1851
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Equality 10 all Uniformity Of Pricesu
A NEW F AZURE IN BUSINESS:
Ever'onc his Own Salesman.
JONES a. 60.

OF THE CRESCENT ONE PRICE
. u % ~ III ! ~ g S. TO l3 Ia o
NO. goo Markes Street, a60ge S;zte,
ia addition to having the largest. mos, yaned
M and fashionable stock Of Clulhnig IN pLila.
III delphia, made expressly for retat sales. have
e0nsltuied every his own SALESMAN, bv ba wins
marked IN figures, on each article, lhe yefy loves
price il can be sold for SO they cannot possibly vary
all must bug alike. F'' 1fyT
The goods are all well sponged and nrem,sai :, a
great psiss taken with the making SO thai an hav
with he fall assurance Of getting good ar,,cls a. NY,
very lespest price. y sas
latest styles and best qualities v hic viii he ~ -
order in she most fashionable and best manner %
cant. below credit prices. g.af.s ~ '.' ' ~o psf
Remember the CRESCENT, ia MarAo,. al,,.. -
Ne. 400. Wer s aAoss o'hs
ecs-ss. isss-iy, ".
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mWAyssy.

Nos. " and 79 North Second street, Philadelphia.
FMNTANurAcruRRR and Dealer in Straw Goods;
AA tS1 has Just opened beautiful assortment Of
the most Fashionable English, French and Ameri-
san Straw Bonnes, Flats. Boys and Chdren's Hats,
.oesthcr with good assortment of Straw Trimmings.
~hich will be sold at Wholesale and Retail at small
pfo6t for Cash Merchants and Millners respect
FUZZY invited to call and examine stock before pur-
hasing intend to keep the prettest stock that
can be found In the city. "A. [march 90, '54 Pm.
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RuEnA VISTA. Dec ooh 1852

BuENA VISTA, Dec. 29th, 1852.
Ihave witnessed with much satisfaction the working
in my barn, Of new Corn Shelter put up for my in.
spectinn by the Messrs. Reading, the Paentees and
have hesitation in saying that it to me great
ly superior to amy other have seen in use Its
capacity is fully one thousand bushels per day. and
this exhibited by the employment of only four horses
and four men; the cobs separated by il from the
grain, and the grain itself much less broken than by
the others. think il a very great improvement in
Smelling Corn. JOHN NJ CLAYTON.
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j. T.. GO I'D
(SucccSS0r to Il. FYOTl

wrO =. Z" III 4 TO y n. p II. ,
n ". iOl. Chestnut Street, Swaims R,ilding
4 lhlladriphia, Extensive Music Publisher. nnd
Degler IN Musical instruments Of every de. crn,ef h
Exclusive Agent for The sale Of Halct Davis A
Cos (6os'"nl Paieni Suspension Bridge Eo.Ias
Mel"decns' Marn's Guitars. Harps, Violins. Sheet
Music, Music Books &c. ''Oi'''' '"ee' "
Residents OF the country will he supplied bv sI.tu
rnes as il purchased in person Having one os,h.
largest stocks in the United States feel Confident 81
satisfying all who may favor with call or ordrs
ri To let Secondhand Pianos for sale
may 49, l6531yl -. "3st'
THE WORLDS GREAT EX0IRITToy ppT7v
MEDAL AWARDED TO C. MEYER
FoR HIS Two PIANOS IoNnoE Ocroa.. "a ,o..
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Window Shades.

So s,,S sJ4. NEW sTyIxs.
Tn :. niiLLth Co, Manuacturer aud Whole.
80 saie and kela, Dealers in WINDOW SHADES
@ wes. gosseE OF Second and Area streets Phil
soeh as cetiie Landscapes. Bosders vs.rs
Sc'eies, boQnefs. Geld Rorders. Ac o1 she ,n-.
neaaal designs and perecsn af finish in III. corn.
ahu al such Law Prices as challenge al. co,nns.
ru.a. rno bun and white Hollands cambrics, Tasss..
Ieentrs Trade. We invite an sraa,asrsn 81 .,'.
STOCK at The Depot Southwest corsBr Of seeo,, ~,
Arch street. Philadelphia. 5 s1a
hanch ~. '5l6n. i-ls gst
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PAPER Angling

NJ WILSON. No 9 South Fourth stree, ph;,.do,
w phia offers for sale large assortment oT W.
rapsn. a. prices ranging from six cents per piece mn
o. snoce patterns asd superior stock compris;og
CheaP satin Papers, Fine satin Papers r''"'s
Borders and moul ling Firs-Soard prints
Fine gold papers, Fine decofstive papers.
Marble paper, Oak uapcr.
NV STYLES A Window Curtains. IN grcs. 49,,
eJ'Dealers supplied al Law Rates. fmsr ~ 's4.sr
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CARPETS & OIL CLOTHS.
Il. 6. WORTH &c CO..

L. 81. WORTH &c CO..
nOOR, BLIND, Shutter and Sash Depot east side of
~ Broad street, below Wood Philadelphia where
ray De sound constantly hand an extensive assert
msnt of DoSrs Sash, Blinds. Shutters and Nouldir o.
warranted equal TO any that ca4he made
Also, sash ready glazed, alwaJk kon hand
Orders by mail or dispatch Will receive promp
""' tmarch %, so.
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DRUCsi DRUnSr

DATENT MEDICINES Of an .,os.
4 hined al the Drug Store OF '' % W
s~-.y THoS. MAGsENs
4y'""' Su'e ID 1898. Csmae rec "a
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% %EKuIr, oYsTEN a OTIlERg TIN CANS
Elm q ENERETf manufacture Tin can;s,s,sss
~ nSd sfey aIe p y superior D machine
cans oyster cans and canislers Of eyer Size ss
SsJ asO ,os any purpose. Having extensive fac,rs
nes. themselves exclusively to Tins line III bas;.
low prces. RstiNn y s'sse ss. .is,lss articles atyeY
Z Iaar y. 9i.3ml No. fs No rih Enni :, Phll....
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PaaspECr Fam Y,

PROSPECT FAIR, Jan. 81, 70 3.
MEssRs. READING, Gentlemen-This is TO csrlIly
that have purchased ore of your Corn Shelters and
il is now in operation on my farm. with which an
much plessed. IL combines several advantages supe
rior to any have seen suth Smelling the corn very
clesn, and not breaking the GRIM. Also. separating
tbs grain from the eobs and Ehelling very fast.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN Z. CLARK
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Spring Stock Of Dry Goods. 1Ioea ~. =.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTH AND mATTNcs, II
- aegn
#1t AT
No. a. G.. II. CLARK'S, No. 72
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MDMHK aE9D@DMD5-


CARPETINGS, will
lowest Ia in
DeI@ne DeIan Cloths Gng%s and Ceoes MOURNING GOODS
Espange Tissues Hosiery
Furnishing Goods of all kinds Call and
purchasing elsewhere,
May Market Wilmington,
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STEAM DN EN-. and sCOuRIN(: ES:I A m.

SrEAM DY ENG and SECURING: Es.r a..
- - LlSliMENT.- Mrs, L. W. SMITH, fNidsw al
Maiier smith, successor TO John Juncsl No 2s Norh
rum street. between Market and Arch Philadelthis
IlECE oooDS of every description, by ID 10 anv
coIo'i re dressed re.ioldadf and se.papcred. =
Ladies Wearing tpparei OF every description diva.
~ 10 .he most fashionable and penaanent colors and 60
ished IN good style - lts isr'I-,' c'''- $50
N. MEiiNo, Cashmere and Grape Shawls. Table ana
the c0lurs. f>- n fel7l-llt ' 'Aa'As
waiered eqnalo new - a"~
seylc. [march go 81 Nv go
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most Astonishing Cure of ScrofuIous Ulccrs,-A
Case Certified by the Mayor Of Boston, England.
Copy OI Leuer from J. Noble Esq, Ma, or VI Bos.
ton. Lincolnshire.
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Men and Bows Clothing.
Young Americans Library.

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Information for Married or Single Ladies'.

A LABASTER STARCH GL0SS.--Thc most pure,
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in their light tho Constitution Of the United
States Is TO be interpreted that TO them the
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sake Of Freedom and Progress; and Lam, not
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