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The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-17
From Rec. Jesse Haycs. Lewiston FaAs.

In. CLaExEi Every bottle OF the Universal Cougp
Mixture which you 'eit' with me, Is sold, aud have
several applications iori more rs far as heard fony
all have besn perfectly satisfied with the medicine.
One man, who had cough Of long standing, attend
ed with tighiness of the chest aud shortnsss Of
breath, 50 that he was laid aside from business pur-
chased one largo bottle aud befre he had taken one
third of IL, was cured perfectly, and has had ma
cough since he says Is Is the best medicine In tho
world and cannot be recommended too highly
Please send me another lot immediately.
Yours, Truly, JrsE HAfEs.
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MEDICAL EVIDENCE.

We, the undersigned Physicians, having had the 70
cept Of their manufacture submitted Ia US Tor inspec
ton, say, that the ingredients Of which they com
posed make them the best Pill In use for all diseases
OF the Liver, Impurities ofihs Blood, &c:
GEoRaE Woop, ~. d.
q. CROwLEr, NJ. u.
!. BowES, N. ID.
HJ-Purchaso none but those having the signature
81. n. IlOBENSACK," us all others are WORTHLESS,
limitations.
Agents wishing new supplies, and all others wish
ing to become agents. must address the Proprietor
HJBENShCK. at bis Laboratory, No. 100 NoTih.SEc.
oND strset, above Race, fHILADELrHIA.
Sold by all Druggists aud Merchants In the United
States sOldwhocsaie and retail by X. spading, No
% fremont Row, Redding Co, stnie ST., and Fuller
Il Co, fremont Temple, Boston. Also by 7. CILnAN,
Sdeo, and J. sAwTER, Bidisferd.
PRICE-25 cents each. ly25
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an Invaluable medicine IN
many complaints 10 which you are subject. In OBJ
strctl0ns either total partial they have been ionnd
OF inestimabe benefit IN restoring and pnry fing the
blood and other fluids rs Ia cure all complaints
which may arise from female irregular tiles, as head
ache, dimness of sight, pain IN the side, back, &c
These Pills are the only safe and efIectual remedy 90
cure the following complaints, Govt, Nervousness,
Melancholy, Sick Headache, Giddiness, rheumatism,
Dreams, Dmness Of sight, or IN fact any Of
the diseases that arise from affections Of the Liver,
impuriiy Of blood, or constipation Of the Bowels.
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physician AND SURGEON. -odice anf
Il hest dence, South Street, Biddcford. ST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

At a town meeting holden a; South Kingston. on
Saturday, November Is, ID. ls5i:
Whereas. ttere is great number OF railroad corpo.
ratons in this State, compared with the size Of
territory arc from the amount If capital and labor
controlled by them, they calculated. unless pro-
pery regulated, to exercise an unoue influence upon
fne legislation and politics OF cur State.
Resolved, therefore, That our Senators add Repre-
SCI atves DO requested to cndeayor to procure the
passage OF ass to the people of this Stae
their inst and cquai rights upon said roads, in re-
lation 70 passsge and freight; 10 secure to them the
yipht Of passing upon sad roads as cheaply a. tho
citizens Of other States; and to pat II ont CT the
power Of said corporations 70 favor or iujnre any
person class Of persons, In their business pro-
perty; and, also, to provide by law for cheap and
speedy redress for al injuries done by aaid corpora
tioDs or their officers, to any citizcn, or to his
property.
Resolved, That the System cf furnishing TO certain
sluf ntia individuals free tickets for passage over
railroads. is calculated 10 exert corruptng and
dangerous influence upon our legislative and judi
cisl tribunals and ough! to be prevented under the
severest penalties.
Town Clerks Office, South Kingston, November
Is, 1854. certify the above to be a true copy Of
resolutions passed by said town, in town meeting,
Nov. Is 1854 POWELL HELNE, Town Clerk.
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A the Metropolitan HotelE smith, MASSACHUSETTS,; X
Fssrs nenss haors SS.;en New York
kip sssrs. Mr., kipF and ws,,, family c.'if'fns
MIA; ). Weld O 8 KIM, Boston; L. Bruce ana lady.
Assaf &. union' sa'Pi Place ossr Arus and lady rA
NJ Aras,rons and lady, Bss,on , Donaldson, hhisasi
hssIs sIs Hsss
George blake Meas; ward. d9; Morton, a.; B.n
k"g:' 81 dS Hs sar Conn Af 'l'''
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gSss, ssssa and E nsss sss ;y
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John Kes!e Denis German ysnes G'.rm' u t,sl csivs
o)e,on, Charles Iambtou Mts Hal hss iasi' Ss's-
Turner, John WILSON, and " 70 the =, NJ
Fer Chrleston s9u a. s I'nnd blake lady
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Mss Anna Ns nrs wod Tsai ,av rrd two
w..ss Arncd Knapy snd lady Mss hsys NJ, ~ ~ w
hrneld MT iyde Mr. kenhe,a and Lady kev yns .s
. aad lady fhcnrsen aad ady x.i ,epain dtsssi
whs..en saiisSury csnnsShsT pas w% nsmss msssspq
cSssan u X IIiil w BrcyA lu!i. MI, c',ieon,
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City Intelligence.

THE wiArHsn---h still continues cold ami wintry,
though somewhat warmer than ii the 1st nst.,
will be seen by the following record of the tenn
peraturc
Dec. LIST A. M. cS deg r. NJ. 81 deg, NJ "a deg.
Tee. I'd A. L. "a deg, y. NJ 3s deg, 4P. NJ 50 deg.
HARD TpiFs-Wc have been informed, that owing to
the depression OF business at present existing in ths
city, great many men have been discharged from
poymcnt in the doclsyards and iron foundres the
northeast side Of the city. Ns estimated that not
one third Of the mechanics and 'abourers usually
poycd 1T the Dry Dock and in It's vicinity, have
steady work Onc OF the largest iron founres ths
city, which employs in bnsy time hundred men,
has but two hundred engaged, and they, next
week, will be on two-tbirds time. Another large est.b
shncat ia shout TO stop business entirely for
weeks and thereby throw Vsa hundred out Of EN-
here ss formerly Il % Ps sns ship built asT whsr.
anything but cheering eithor sorthe shpbnIdeTs Or
workncn: Nor Is this distress confined TO the dockysrd
and iron foundriea but extends TO all classes of
canics in the city. Al the winter II doors,
IL becomes serious question to those poor people whs
thus deprived Of employ ent how they wiA succeed
In supporting their families till better times come
TnE FAsrAs1rcsLs, or FcNEy FELLows--we il
in giving the above to the fancy dress
pany that passed the Herald Office Thanksgiving
Dny II should have been the seventh Ward FantascsG
Rangers II is very natural should have mistaken
the name, for they certainly funny fellows, and
every body thought so who saw them O. B. Pohlman
commanded the EargerR, who proceeded to Hobckeu,
and there contended for sixteen valuable prizes After
their days sport they returned TO the city and trust
they viii not misunderstood when say that every
body was laughing at them
BALLOON AscgSsIoy.--M Godard, who ascended in hix
balloon from the Hppodromc Friday, in company with
Mr. Edridge and two French ladies. descended safely at
short distance from Middletown the evening The
ronautic excursion was altogether successful one.
FIRE IL EAsr-BRoADwAy.-- Yesterday afternoon, BE-.
two and three O'Clock, alarm Of Are given
for the Sixth district, occssioncd by the discovery Of
Gre in the dwelling house No 10 East Broadway, occu-
ped by Mr.. David Haywood. The fire caused by .
defect in the furnace Gue used for heating the house.
time they could not discover the locality of the re
They chopped away the flooring the second floor and
ultimately found that the burning the register
in the front parior, where the woodwork found to
be nearly charred through The damage done will prob
ably to upwards Of 500. Mr.. Haywood his
furniture insured for S27b0 IN tho Farmers Insurance.
Company Of Oneida
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charge Of Acsrocated Assault and Butterys-A resi-
dent Of Williamsburg, named Eben. 3. G. Waite, sp-
pesred before Justice Osborne yesterday morning. at
the Toombs, and preferred complaint against David
Brockett and John ~ Briggs for assault and battery and
robbery. Waite alleges that Friday ght he entered
the barroom Of Briggs 11s West Broadway, and that
whc there he violently assailcd with club In the
hand Of the bar tender David Brockett that the Ars
ssaant aided by the proprietor Of the place In his
assaults upon the complainant; that In the nght he re
ccived several severe blows upon the head, ana had
gold pencil and s43 IN money taken from him. bu
which afterwards returned 10 him. Brocket wa,
arrested yesterday morning the complaint Of Mr.
Waite and Briggs, who came to the Toombs TO bail ou
his barkecper, also arrested charge Of aiding am
sbetting In the assault Both parties held 70 ba
each 10 the sum Of f5o 10 answer the charge preferred
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ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST.
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night Days Later from California.
II. sNo~~~>o~>~~>,~~o~>~~~~o~ ss
OVER s7OO,OOO TREASURE.
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ANOTHER FATAL DUEL.
a rM ->~seo~~~~,~-o~~-~~~~~c~~~,-~
THE ALLIED PACIFIC FLEET.
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:1U16ox1D SEA TxQ QHx.
Difficulties Between the Emigrants and
Indians.
sosss>o~~>>~>~~~~-~>o-~,~~ -
a KNOW NOTHING TRIUMPH IN sAHFRASCHco.
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TWO MORE EXECUTIONS.
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IAGES AND DEATHS.
T III f. M A II X E T S
DC, &c, &c.
TWO MORE EXECUTIONS.
T III f nj A II X Z r S :,
~ DC, &c. &c.

The steamship Star Of the West Capt Turner, ar
rived yesterday aftsnoer from Puenta Arenas, Nica
rsgua, whence she sailed on the 2si uls., bringing
dates from San Francisco to the 9th Of November
eight days later than previously received.
The Star of the West brings ESQ passengers, and
$4,000 in spscis on freight, consigned as fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-03

mineD' tax. In Ca!averss county. Col wosdlaf
leaves brother, wealthy merehsns in Ne~ Or
leans. With the brother resides dsughses Of the
deceased, IL or Is years Of ago.
Ahc Allied Fleet and other sq1aarens In the
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Society Islands.

DECLINE OF THE s,i.tLL Pox I.PIDEaiC--Irs DREAD
FUL EFFECTs WHEN BIfE-THg WHITE RACE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIS AND IRA DE pARAI,s zED--
RiroRrs FROM aoosIa AHp AasA---sISKISG OF A
sHIr-
By.tao arrival Of tho bark ReLsoea. CaotaIu
C0r@ in, NJ Hau FsaIcisco, we have dates from Ia
bhti, up tn August 13th- M
The cpidemis, which. during the m ,nths of June
and July. COMMITTED such fearful ravages among the
native population Of tho isan5s seems 10 be draw
ing towards close. IL is remsIsabe that this
scourge has comaietely spMcd tho white race.
Amongst the Europeans there IL not instance OF
death oy the epidemic. Che deaths have been tar
rbe aInoDgst the natives. Ia the district Of PApara,
seventh part Of the population were carried or by
it. 1t spared neither age nor rank. Public affairs
seemed to be peraysed. The greatest care was
bestowed ON the sick. Buryiug the dead occupied
the whole time OF those who not suffering from
the disease Ia certain places, it vas WITH difficulty
bands encngh could be found to register the names
Of those who were killed of. The schools rerc de-
serted, either owning to the children being sick
their parents, or by the sickness or death OF the
missionaries who were engaged In instructIng them.
Tra5e was suspended, provisions became scar,e,
and the irhahifants were forced to depend on sup
plies from the governmelt.
Aflails, however, were beginning to wear differ.
ent ASPECT. Tho streets aud the roads have lost
that air Of ces,laticn BY which they were marked,
ana the death like lcokibg faces are beginning by
degrees TO disappear. The Governor is busejug
himself in filling the vacancies caused by dea In
the ranks Of tbe various ofice holders. The most
necessary stsp to be taken Is the reassembing OF
tie children at the public schools, and renewing
the cultivai ion of public lands.
Our last advicee from Mcorea are extremely sad;
the smallpox continues its ravaees. The districts
of Papetoai and Haunt have suffered badly. The
reports from the windward islands nos less dis
hartening; the proportion Of the victims s greater
than at Tahiti.
The island OF Anna Is transferred into one vast
hospital. The malady is committing fightful
IayaaeS.
The ship Lysia being in want OF repair, an at.
L. has al Ia Inf
Fare Ute but in consequence OF the imperfe ;tions
Of the works the ship sunk.
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The Seal Fishery In the Pacific.
Almost every day exposes soms new avenue TO
smplcgmsat end wealth tq The citizens Qs our city
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BlAn1sc rowDrn-sale of 100 kes. Hazards, on

BuAsu1xo PowprT.--sale Of 100 kegs Hazards, on
private terms
Snoynss-Sale OF lS dozen Collins, long handle at
80 per dozcn.
PICK HASrSrs--Sale Of ., 800 on private terms.
NAns.-Sai> Of 600 kegs assorted at TIC. per h.
PAms-sale Of go dozen, three hoopod, painted, at
So per dozen.
CAMPHsaE Of 800 gallons private terms.
SPIRITS TURIrST NESale OF 15 bbls ON private terms
wAINurs-ssle o. $50 sacks Chilli at Sc. &c. per lb
Ducx.Sale of 60 bcsts cotton duck, No. ., 3, and
on private terms.
SAcRAMENTo Nov. I've notice an Improvement in
teas, and further advarce In China rice We quote
teas gunpowder and imperial in cadiss, 72h 76c do.
black, 65 No. China rice, S5Sc. Carolina, without
change Ia IA. decline ~ observed in domestcs,
with fair demand. Drllings, 9is ehc.; shcetngs;
10 1ohc. Clothing is looking up, with increased
inc uiry.
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and Sfase. BY the arrival Of tie schooner T. l..
Ficft rev days siuce Information Of tue vcysges
OF swo vessels In our harb0r the object OF which dad
been previously shrouded Ia mystery vas rec aivsd
1hs vessel, Edsr the command Of Captain Hemp
dead, ia company with the brig Zoe, Capt. Rogers
ana Dark N. 3. PerSins. Cap. Allen, OF New L ou.
don, had been on sealing voyage 10 Robin Island,
near Cspe Patience, Ia the Ochotsk Sss, situated
10 altitude A. deg. S2 min. IL ssc., and Iongisude
IA Deg. ~ min 1t is cnIy ABOUT thirt5 Ave miles
in circumference. From this island the schooner
took seven Thousand fuf seal fkins and sixty barrels
saN on, worth, cording to quotations, near $780,
COO; the brig obtained ten thousand skios, and
pToporsionate quantity Of ci worth about $40 600;
ana the bark, thirteen thousand skins and SIX hum
died barrels oil, e. part Of the latter probably
whale oil,) worth 100000. .Ts
This was very successful voyage particularly
considering the tribny amount OF capital invested.
Ire bark was less than six months from the time
sbe left Guam. obtained her voyage and arrived at
the SANDWICH Isiancs. The r0okery on the island It
ls likely will reqnire time increase It's stock
bus there are Other places in the Northern Ocean
where they could be found. On the voyage the T.
l.. Frat carried away her mast obliging her TO put
into Mstsmai, (or Masoumay,) the cspital of the
lard 0f Jesse, for repairs. On eutarng the harbor
toe vessel was immediately boarded by number Of
richly dressed Jspaueae officers, each armed With
two swoids elegantly mounted with silver and gold,
who on learning her distress sent carpenters on
board and OIL furnished every facility 70 get
To STA again. Capt. Hemstcad speaks highly of the
kiIoness sloTn bim, but says they expressed great
snxiety for bis hasty departure from their port.--
saa f'ancsco Herald, NOv.7.
The true Democrat., 1854-04-18
sALAMANDER SAFES.

THE name Salamander was brst applied j. to Wilders Patent, and introduced by the sub scriber in lS4O who in 1S44 purchased the right to manufacture. The superiority of Herings (Wilders) Salamander Safes all others induced many to in fringe upon the patent right by using the compost ton; others more cautious, and to evade lawsuit, made inferior article, initiating the exterior in form, style, color of painting, and attatching the name ''Saamander," ;" ''Improved Saamander,"" Fire Proof Saamander" " The Genuine Salamander," etc., etc., and have succeeded in palming off some of the spu rious Salamanders as genuine. Those wanting the original Salamander, manufactured by the subscri ber should take the precauton to that they have upon them metal plate-' Silas c. Herring, Maker" -all such being the genuine Wilders Patent) Saa mander, or He1rng's Improved Patent Champion Safe, which received the medal at the Great Worlds Fair, and which have never failed to preserve the contents in case of fire Purchasers select from the largest assortment in the world by calling at the sale rooms of SlLAS (. HERRlNG,
 135, 137, and 139 Water, corner of Pine streets
 N B.-Chilled iron safes, with powder prooflocks, manufactured expressly for banks, jewellers brokers and others requiring security from rogues. Bank vault doors on hand, and made to order. All the most celebrated locks for sale at manufacturers prices Second hand safes for sale at less than half price,
 Agents for Herring,s Safes.
 JOHN FARRELL. Philadelphia, Pa.; R. McCAND- LIsH, Richmond, Va. HENRY H. WILLIAMS. Char leston, $. C.; FILBRICK & BELL, Svaavah Ga: GEO. W. SEER, New Orleans, La.; WM. V. MOORE & Co.,. Mobile. Ala.
 Feb 2l '54 St
The true Democrat., 1854-04-18
No. 496.

Notice g 'ohdrawa roao Prrats ent5gq certa5n lands fpfag cftia fttoea H1es eac6 side Qf e route of tte prot@sed Tos2yoaa tinD1 GaiHeS' Ltadiug oa he -HsstSsj2Di 5irer, 4rkansas. ria Cande1, and near Fulton, to tde 16raS boundary line aRd S branc1es 0t Cdnadeh
 N consequence of urgent representation. \ on behalf of the interests of the proposed railroad and branches above mentioned, the President of the United States. by order bearing date the 4th in Sant has directed that the public lands in the under mentioned townships lying within fifteen miles. or thereab0uts each side of said road and branches be withheld from sale or entry, except valid pleemp tOn claims. which are excluded from the operation of this notce all situated ill the following land dis trlcts in the State of Arkansas, to wit:
 n the district of lands subject to sale at HELENA. Soutt J tte base {ine and ceSt cf Me fth F1S8clpa
 mlejtdidn.
 Townships eleven, twelve, fourteen, fifteen and wet fraction of sixteen. of range one.
 S1ath T tte 5ase tae aad acest & h5e ftfh principal
 naeradiQn.
 Townships eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen fifteen and sixteen of ranges one two three, four and five In the district of lands subject to sale at CHAMPAe NoLLF.
 South o e base line and aeest 9 the ft5h principal
 naertdaaR.
 Townships eleven twelve, thirteen fourteen, ft teen and sixteen of range six seven eight, nine, ter eleven and twelve.
 Townshps eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, ti- teen sixteen eighteen, nineteen and twenty ofrangs thirteen. z. lOWnSllpS tltNeI bWelNe3 tAhllOOI AOuiVCOhf A4- teen sixteen seventeen, eighteen nineteen, and twenty of ranges fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and eighteen c. Townships eleven twelve, thirteen, fourteen, hI- teen sixteen, and seventeen, of range nineteen. Townships eleven twelve, thirteen, fourteen, ana fifteen, of range twenty
 In the district of lands subject to sale at LITTLE RooK.
 Sotth of He base qe and acest Gf Me fttb principal meridian. Townshps two and three. of range twelve. Townships two, three, four, five, six, seven anc eight, of range thirteen.
 Townships two. three, four, five, six, seven, eight me and ten of ranges fourteen, ffteen sixteen, and seventeen.
 In the district of lands subject to sale at WASHING TON. .n, Soath @ the base liae and aest et the fth principal Raerd5dR. | Townships five, six, seven, eight, nlne' ana ton' range eighteen.
 l Townships nine and ten of range nineteen. | Townships eleven twelve, thirteen, tourteen and I fifteen, of ranges twenty-one, tWenty-tWo, twenty three. twenty-four. twenty-five, twenty-six, ana ] twenty seven. - l Townships ten eleven, twelve, thirteen 1our'eeh' and fifteen, of range twenty-eight.
 Townships ten eleven. twelve, thirteen and four teen of ranges twenty-nine, thirty thlrty-one, anu | thirty-two. # Townships ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen ei range thirty-three. r1 o4soe l Given under my hand, at the General Land Oinee' civ of Washington, this 9th day of January, lSo4'
 By order of the Presidents:
 C5mmsssioner cf the General L9'd c'''s' April II 1854 1w.
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PEN, INK AND PAPER.

JUST received by the late rise new and complete assortment of all kinds ofstationery and fancy articles.
 Paper-Lawyers' brief, commercial. note and let ter packet folio, medium, embossed, note grey sil yer and patent plotting.
 parchment.
 Cards-Plain and fancy visiting, printing, ond playing, drawing paper, bristol boards water colors drawing pencils etc. Mathematical instruments. ruling pens ivory and pearl foders fancy and plain letter clips; Draper & Whitneys patent inkstands: notaria wafers best parchment Is by 24inches back gammon boards, dominoes, bankers cases French pocket books; ladies and gents new style portmones: plain and fancy card cases date cases quls and quil pens indeble ink, dressing cases work boxes read ing desks, jewel boxes adhesive gum Rogers Crooks and Worstenholm's pocket and pen knives; Harro sons best carmine, etc.
 Having been lately burnt out of my old stand, have opened upon the N. W. corner of Main and Markham streets, opposite to Fuckers corner, where shall be glad to receive customers. A
 April Il 54 JNO. E. REARDON.
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E. ~<S D0CT8g Y0URSELF! &s ENiE POCKET HGSCULAPIUS,-Or eyer


 The fortieth edition, with one hundred engraving Ihowing diseases and malformations of the huma |ystem ill every shape and form. To which is adde | treatise on the diseases of females, being of Il highest importance to married people, or those cor femplating marriage By WILLIAMYOUNG. M Let no tather be ashamed to present copy of u ESCuLAPIUS to his child. It may save him fro an early grave. Let no young man or woman ent into the secret obligations of married life witho reading the POCKET HSCULAPIUS. Jet no or suffering from hacIlnied cough, pain in the sid restless nights nervous feelings, and the whole tra of dyspepc sensations, and given up by their phys can, be another moment without consulting the 4E ~ LAPllS. Have the married or those about to married. any impediment, read this truly useful booE IS 1t has been the means of saving thousands of u fortunate creatures from the very jaws of death.
 Szgf Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CFNT enclosed n letter. will receive copy of this work Address (post paid Dr. WILLIAM YOUNG. March z2 '53 ly No l52 Spruce St.. Phladelpha
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
W. BRISTOL. E. CHADBoURNE.

s. wMsHIRE T. ". BRISTOL. B. CHADBoURNE. WILTSHIRE, BRISTOL & CO.,, Whole w sale Grocers, Commission Merchants, and deal CTS in Flour, Bacon, Whisky, Foreign and Domestic Liquors, etc., etc. .,, Arkansas orders respectfully solicited and VIII be promptly attended to. Address,
 r Sycamore street, Cincinnati, Ohio. Feb 21. 1854, 1y.