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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-08

great Work viii beremoved from our civ TT.
verdict OF the Washington public has been
pronounced In Its favor in the most emph ATTIC
terms Puo'io
MELANcHoLr FATAL AcCIDESr-Yesterday
forenoon, about 10 o'clock, a dapobts, IaeaS
IL years OF Mr. Charles Stuar,. paver Ees;S
Ing at the corner Of Eleventh and RonnSar,
streets, named Clara Stuart, was accidentaJIy
snoe OF gun IN the hands Of her little broth az
Edward, aged seven The children were slons
In the house, when the little bow esssyed n
get down the gun to shoot q bird on a tree
overhanglng the window. Just as he va,
taxing the weapon down his unfortunate :;
Ter was getting piece of bread from the cun.
BOARD Tor child younger than either, and by
.Sme ehance the trigger was touched, causing
the weapon to explode and sending the cbarye
Of shot into Clara's head, entering the cheek
ana blowing of the top Of the skull. She lin.
geIei until about p. m, when she died.
Is not this sad affair a warning to prevent
PAfents from leaving loaded FIRE arms within
reach Of children.
iHE GRAND CONCERT ro-yrcH, -C.,,s;,,
SAIGON this evening, promises to be the sent, :
~ aulaction TO the musical elite of tho CITY.
nc oonceft 10 be given being one of an unu-
tba esu character. The Grtistes are among
tne nfst In the country, and their selection of
pieces are from the best masters of tbs 81 "a ~,
may De seen by the programme. Wha. love-
VI cnaHe music will not 60 and hear the sweat
voice OF Mile Gomez, the extraordarv VOLT
OF N lie Camilla Urso and the other vocal 90
instrumental performers announced3 We
Pect TO see an elegant assemblags of the fash
Ion and intelligence Of Washington.
LAkxroRD.-We have received through the
post ONCE, a statement concerning the c;rcnm
stances attending the recent arrest OF IsnI.
lord, for recent murderous assault on a man
named Kelly. This account differs in matsr; Al
points from the account obtained bv our re-.
porter at the police Office. The writer's of the
statement are wholly unknown to us The
accused, however, shall promptly receive al
our hands the benefit of a publication Of the
facts as they give them, if they will take the
trouble to call at the Star Office and ,,e,;E,
them. 1t is our earnest desire to do exact ius.
tice to all in our city columns, and when va
faii 20 to do, IL Is only be,ause in some sases
We meet the common lot Of newspsper,. in being
no" and then imposed on.
"ArcH REroRrs.-Mary Ann Utman. N.
grant; workhouss so days. Dan Hay,. do. do,
Elizabeth Hull, profanity; fne and eos,s
Christiana Preston, do; do. Peter Jamsson
drunk IN the street; lot Of.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-09-08

FlFIY DOLLAhS hEWARD.
DAkAWAY from tie subscriter near Beltsvf1le.
H on the 9th Of August . negro BOT. psns6
John Terral. Be II between Is and 10 year, I'D
rather more than Eve fsst high bsch, With q Auu
countensnce, small eyes, fhort psbby hair, eocd ~
Of teeth, rcuod shculdered and very SLOW In M
mosements. He las father living IN Charia %.
and vii probably make his way there. he absvs
reward III be given IL delivered to me- OF sssurud
In jail 90 may get him again.
JAS r. BRENT,
ang 3O-1.s pear Beltsvrrle.
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REMOVAL AND CHANGE.
nsrneuse & Attractive Stock

n 4ORRIS l.. HALLOWELL d CO., PHILADELPHIA
WI having removed into their splendid New Waee.
house, entrances No. lar Market, and No 81 North
Fourth street, opening for the Spring Trade an
assortment OF SILK and FANCY GOODS, that
for extent emo variety will surpass any stock ever
oferad IN that market Entering in their new storo
which Uf the largest in America, with business
Of an unusual amount already established and intend
ing largely TO increase it, especially with those who
buy for Cash. and believing that the iarest Byste in
jObbng goods, is TO have Uniform Prices they will be
compelled to sell at a much smaller profit than can
possibly be .fforded where long credits are given.
Under their Cash and Short Credit system the ne.
ceesy for charging large profits does not ext and by
selling their goods at a Very Ssau Advance on ne
Fo.eign Cost They mean TO mako il the Interest oi
| every Judge OF goods. 70 bay upon the following
| TERMS Cash Buyers will receive discount oi
sr per cent, il the money be paid impair funds, within
/ ten days from date Of bill.
| uncurrent money will only be taken at its market
value on the day II is received.
| To merchants Of undoubted standing a credit o.
| six months will bo given ifdesired.
When muney is TeRlitted in advance OF maturity
discount at the rate of twelve per cent per annun
| will be allowed.
They ask from merchants visiting fe Eastern cities
the hyor Of an examination Of their stock. beng salts
fed that they will be convinced that fts not for hei
interest 10 pay the large pfeiIs that are absoluse
essential to those wis give long credits.
M. Il. HALLowZLL, J. l.. HSLLowELL,
| II. w. SwEEEY, JAMES TRAocAIR,
| e.. w. LITTLE, Z. n. HUrcHIxsog.
Jun ID, et-2m.
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WHOLESALE
Book and Stationery House
N NEW YORK

IN NEW 1Ohh.
On the Cash Plan! Extensive sales and No Losses
Make it profitable to sell at very Low Prices.
MASON BROTHERS, % PARK Row, opposite the
WI Astor house. New York, offer of the most
tensve stocks and complete assurments in the country of
BOOKS and STATIONERY, for Cash Only.
The amount Of Goods in our line purchased by country
merchants usually quite small compared with their
dry go1s hardware, and other bills; and this very cir
cumssnce absolutely eompels obbers In the book bus
ness who Eel time, 70 get larger profits IN order 10
make uo for the losses aud extra expenses necessarily
involved in q credit bush Of small amounts. IL Is
also eusy for the merchant to make arrangements to
buy his book bill for cash though might not be so
convenient fer him 10 purchase his larger balls in this
way.
These considerations have led Us TO adopt IN our
business from this daie January, 1884, the following
principles. viz; small prgFs, tnpayyiHs prices and
aLpGys rasA
Being ourselves the sole publishers of number Of
the leading and most eztStsa sslliag School Books
ia the country, we'll works in other departments
our faUilites unsurpassed
Call upon us. send order, and judge for your
selves, # the saving you can make by buying Of us io
| cash Ia worth while.
Our location is very central, and easily found
Stand on the Astor House steps, and look straight for
| ward arross the of the Park and you canno
avoi0 saeing our signs Remember. the name Is
| MASON BROTHERS.
| Peb. 9. 1854.
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Medical Relief

rHE Afflicted OF both sexes, in all parts ofthe
l. try, suffering fran any form Of Secret Disease
Disease OF the Skin, and the effects Of Solitary Prac
tice, Pain in the Breast and Sides, FetuleHey, Bad
Digestion. Weakness Of the Spine. Loss of Memory,
and general debility Of the system are requested 10
write to DR.. Finn, 2S2 RACE STREET, above
Elgsth, PHILADELPHlA, end they will receive q Boz
Of Medieines, with full directions, sufficient to cure
themselves sound, prvntcly, sent by tho Express
packed up with care, siyainst risk curiosty. IN
VALiDS remember D. I, is the Oldest practitioner
and has the surest Medicines 70 cure sound and hon
estly Send for his Medicines aud you will bo re
stored 70 permanent health. tlss will oonvine'
you. The chafges foi hin medicines viii, be moderats
His medicines are free from Mercury, or poisenou
drugs OF any KIND and are paatable and easily taken
N. Bills HOOK on these Diseases, will be sent Q
any part Of she country si reeeipt Of IS ceaS sneos
In tssau. pcssYxsu Apxff VI E6Ss}tH
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A GREAT FACT! NO MORE EXToRTIoN FOR
MEDICINE!
100 PiAs tor Yt0emty fee Gents
DIR TOWnsend's Health Pills.

ltt DelnR called IOr, from ali paris OF the land
n they are rapidly superseding other medicines
both OH account of their happy effects upon the human
ystom in removing diseases and impurities and a
the exceedingly reduced price at which they Of
fered
The rich aud the poor find in them q real boon
each box contains 100 PILLS, being four times
many usually to be had Of other kinds Of pills at
the same price. They contain mineral poison what
ever-thoir ingredients are Extracts, Balsams, and
Gums Of great efficacy.
SARSAPARILLA. IN a highly concentrated form,
is prominent Ingredient They will be fnlnd ex.
ceedIngly eficaciOus in removing the following COM
plants, vIz impurities Of the Blood, Costly eness,
Jaundice. Female Complaints, Sick Headache, Pains
in the Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheuma.
tism. Constipation, Pains in the Head. Pains in the
Sido Liver Complaints Febrile Affections Piles IRE
guartios Pains in tho Breast, Pains in the Loins DC
Now for thess. and kindred diseases, Townsend's 4
Pills are sovereign remedy, and they are moreover
| the Cheapest Medicine IN the World They mos
speedily and eie9tualy do the work. in Bubduing in
nammatlon and Fsveni opening obstructed pores pro
motlng perspiraoR and ssothing morbid sensibiIties
In short, they warranted bettor than all others
heaper than all, and destined 10 supersede ell Try
them. invalids. sufferers and all, and recommsnC
the PILLS to your nGghtors. or Directions accom-
4 pany each Boz,
Remsmbsr the Priee, 100 PILLS for IS Cents.
Jan. 25, '54-euw. ly
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-12
DAVIS d., CULIN

Dealers an Lamps, Lanterns d Chandeliers,
NJ E. corner FoURTH and CHERRY Streets, Phiiu-
IN. deiphia, having enlarged ard improved their
Store and having the Ia gest assortment OF Lamps in
Philadelphia, they new prepared to furnish ? PINE
OIL, CAHPHENE, BURNING FLUID ETHEREAL
OIL, PHoSGENE GAS and LARD OIL Lamps, Lam
terms, Of all patterns. Fancy Hotel and Hall Lamps
Chandeliers, Girandoies and Candelabras and Britain,
mia Lamps tthe ManufsciTrers lowest prices. Gloss
Lamps by the package, sta small advance over Auc
ton prices Being large MANUFACTURERS o.
Pine Oil, Burning Fluid Ethereal OIL Alcohol, and
(he only true) Phosgene Gas, they furnish these
articles at such prices that Merchants will find it II
their advantage to buy Call before going elsewhere
| If you want bargains Also the Safety Fluid LAM
| for sale. IOct. ~, l953,-ly.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-12
Farm ers. Attention
Psb. Q, 1854.

LEINAU'S AMERICAN
AND UPPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME
HAS NO EQUAL.
nREPARED expr sly for WHEAT and GRAIN
l. Of al kinds. CORN POTATOES and RASS; ls
suitable for all Soils One barrel is sufficient for
Acre Of Land far superior Guano, and at hall it's
price, can be had at SO 50 per barrel or sa5 per ton
Of 22i0 lbs. Method OF using it, scatter Broad cast
and Harrow in. To be had of the proprietor only.
GEO A. LEINAU, Prop'r.
No. 10 South Front st. Philadelphia.
Used successfully, by DR.. William w. Clarke. OF
Phila1elphia. George Graves, Esq, Mr.. Field OF Fox
Chase, Pa. Mr.. David Of Mount Airy, MIR, Janny.
aucksi County. MIR. Rhoads, Montgomery county,
Mr.. Charles Wood Isaiah Wood & Brothers, New
Jersey, MIR Boudinogt of Burlington City New Jersey,
Mr.. fIond of Salem, New jersey, Mr. Trontwine
| Abington. Bucks C0anty, Pa, Me. Trainer Of Della
! ware County. Mcssnl. Coisaan 81 Kitchener OF Salem
County. New jersey. MIR Mahsaey Of Marietta, Pa.
\ and host Of Farmers in Delaware, New Jersey
Rennsy lvania and elsewhere
Eatmers making Muck Hills, will find few barrei
invaluable. For FRUIT TilEES,--which il will
greatly benefit by hoing scattered around after tho
have been dug about-a light coating For Sale onli
n BY. GEO. A. LEINAU, Prop'r
Il No. 10 South Front ST. Philadelphia
, N. B.-The American Fertilizer has been used sac
,esssaiiy the Islands Of Bermuda and Barhaaees
' August D 1858. aSl..
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-12
6uano! fsuano! Guano !

EA3A NJ Respectfully INFORM our Frlends and
ksss6,s.s3l Wv Customers that wo shall hereafter
rs7xss& occupy the ENTIRE STORE, No. 2S South
Wkarvas extending through TO No. IS South Water
street. p ~ et
OUR BUSINESS has heretofore been transacted in
THIS BUILDING, hut having now the WHOLE Of
IL, with TWO ACCESSIBLE FRONTS, one on THE
WHARF the other on WATER STREET. we are
enabled to offer groater facilities 20 ameTs both
regards space and the Delivery Of Goods We invite
those in want Of articles In line 70 favor with
call at our OLD STAND.
$500 tons No. Government Peru EN- GUAN0.
1000 " supsr phosphate Of LIN, q,
1000 bbls. gOUDRETrE, superior quality.
Also, general ssBorhnsnt Of OILS, CANDLES
| SOAP, STARCH, De-, for salo at the lowest maIke
I prices by ALLEN a. NEEDLES,
| Jan. 10, "a 3a. Philadelphia.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-12
Weakness and Debility Restorati0n q lIea!h Of

Weakness and Bebility--Re Restoration 10 leaIh Of
Gentleman, aged 45 whcn al Deaths door.
Copy Of Letter from the Rev. Charles SMITH
dated Norton, ST Phillips, near Bath, SomsseIshIre,
l7th August, 1853:
To Professor Holloway.
SIR-A Mr. Joseph Pux'on, formerly resident OF
this place. had been in a declining state OF health for
upwards Of three years. gradually wasting away t.
shadow by nightly perspraicns and want OF appe-
tte, which caused great uneasIncsS TO hIs i.iens as
lac had consulted various medical mon IN Bath Win
out effect lie at last used your Pills, and under
providence, restored to health by their means
lie lately emgraled - New YORK, ard Just viii
ten say that he never III better health, and ue
sired me 20 acquaint you with The CIR, ums.ance.
ought also 10 mention that my wife mad derived great
benefit from he use Of your Pills.
] remain sir, yours respectfully,
CHARLES SMITH. Dissenting Minister
A Permanent Cure Of Diseased Liusr, Of many
Years Duration
Copy of Letter from Mr.. CAMS, Chemist, Yeovi to
Professor iioilJway;
Dear Slr--In This Isiriet your Pills command
more extensive sIio tlan n o.her propnrt t1ry med
enc before the public As proof Oi iheIr efficacy III
| Liver aaI Bilious Comr,aln;s may mention the fol
| loving case. lady ot ihls o~n with whom | am
person ly acquainted, for years severe sufferer
IRON disease Of 4 Liver and digestive Orglns he
medical attendant assured ler that he could do
nothing TO relieve her suterngs and L was not likely
| she could survIve many months. This announcement
naturally caused great alarm among her friends ant
relations and they induces her to make trial OF you
Pills. which so improved her general heal The 4
was induced to eGnsARpse months ago and she hu
Isl exp feneed any symptom" of reapse. snd oiei
declares that your Pills have been the means of saw
ing her HE. l remain, dear sir. y.'urs truly,
| tSignHd) }. CAMS.
! July 23rd, 1853.
These celebrated Pills are wonderfully elLcaciOu:
In the following complaints.
Ague; Asthma; Bilious Complaints; Blotches on III
the Skin Bowel Complaints, Coics Constipation {
Bowels Consumption, debility; Dropsy; pysenter!
Eryhpeas Female Irregularities; Feyers OF all kind
Fits; GOui; Headache; Indigestion; Intamaoni Janu
dice; LIVER Complaints; Lumoargo; Plies; Rheumt
tsm; Retention OF Urine; ScroGua; or Kings Fvl
Sore Throats; StCne and Gravei Secondary Symptom
Tic DouoUreaux; 'Fumers Ulcers; Veneral Affection
Worms Of all kinds; Weakness from whatever caus
&C.. DC
Sold at the establishment Of Professor IIoLLowA'
pa Strand, near Temple Bar. London, and also
. his House IN New York Orders for Medicines in Il
States addressed 10 1T Holloway, New York." wi
receive due ate ntlOn Sold also by ALL respectful
: | Druggists and Dealers in Medicines throughout Il
United States, IN Boxes, at 315 81 cents al
81 so cents h. To be had Wholesale Of the pri
: : cipal Drug Houses the Union
or There is a considerable saving by taking q
larger sizes.
N. B-DirectIons for the guidance Of patients
every disorder. are affixed to each Box
Jan. 5, 1854.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-12
Animal Report

nF THE PRESIDENT ANIL. pIRECT0RS OF
" THE KENT COUNTY MUTUAL INSU
RANCE C0MPANY.--Att the annual meeting Of the
Stockholders 1f the Kent Coul tv Mutual Insurance
Company, he'll at the Presidents Office, Smyrna,
,nuary Cd, 1854. The following named gentlemen
werc elected Directors and officers for the ensuing
Directors--Dr s. NJ. Fisler, George w. Crmmins,
James r. Clements, VIM Dennoy, of Duck Creek
hundred; james Staais. of Appo9unim nk hundred
Hon. S. M. Harrington, Rev. Thomas b. Bradford,
James Cowgirl, Geo. B. Dickson, &c Dover hundred.
President: DR.. $. M. Fisler, Smyrna.
Treasurer; James Cowgirl, Dover.
Secretary. Geo. B. Dickson
General Agents TO make Surveys: William C.
Robertson, Delaware Cityi A. POulson. Smyrna !;
Thomas McClary, Leipsic Geo B. Dickson, Dover 5
Thomas simpson, Cnmden; Jacob Follk, Milford I;
George NJ DAVIS BrIdgeville; James Poldei, Milton;
John Rodney, Lewes.
The Annual Report of the President 10 Stockhold-
of the Company, showing its financial condition.
\ was as foIlOwsi
Whole amount of property insured to January I'd
posite notes, $4,000 Of
Ii per per cent on sa45.OOO amt insured, as
i additional security, $3.50 VI
ed S.43l 81
Total amt of capital and security, $2SS8l 81
The Company has sustained 10 loss within the las
three years.
!, The prlnciples of Insurance n this Company ar
perfectly mutual. No one ind vldual can reap an
profit or advantage of another besides mutual secu
rity. The insured becomes member al ce tain ike
and uniform rates. for which he gives deposlte not
of lin per centage on the amount insured tn
interest on which note payable in advance 10 ior
' a fund for The payment of losses. All Faym nts al
placed TO the credit Of the insured, and invested Il
their benefit and after losses and expenses deducte
any savings that may accrue are reuraable. agrceab
. | to b. Laws. without deduction, and with inere
, thereon
O. Communications on general business of the col
pany addressed 10 the tary post. .oad, at Dove
Del, will receive immediate attention.
81 GEO. B. DICKSON, Sec'y.
Jan IL I654.-3m
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Cheap watches, Jewciry

A Nd SILVER WARE, Wholesale and Retuil,
IA at No. 72 North SECOND Street, opposite
Sihs Mt. vernoa House, Philadelphia. Gold
Watches, foil lsweied, IS &. cases, Se8 90 /;
Levers. full jssseied, sl2 90; Silver Lepines,
a, 90 90 (; all warranted TO keep good time.
.ens and Silver Case, 81 90; Gold Pencils.
- iCasss with good Gold Pens. sn low as 90 25
:. always on hand good sssor .lnelif Of Gns Gold
IN, Gold Curb. Guard aud Fob Chains. Gold
sains. Ladies' Cioid Fob Chains and Belt Pins.
'r Table Spconi from si4 70 sl3. Dessert. So
:. and Tea. ~ 75 70 s6 80 per set. warranted
i com. All goods warranted 70 DO what they
"a for
Watches and Jcweiry required and warranted.
Al! orders sent BY msfl or otherwise win bs
;pally attended 70. NJ. AyISE, Agent.
72 North SECOND Street. opposi 2 the nj
- House. Philads irhia. April z, 1881
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Caution.

THE subscribers would hereby inform the public
that person persOns are authorised 10 sell Read
ing's Horse Power Corn ShePr unless They sell IN
our nnme and authorised by within the tern
tor, described; and all persons are hereby In
formed that We shall mold aEy persons liable 20 dam
age who either sell oder fur sale any machine
Invo Fng our patent. any such machine. unless
they purchase It of authorised agents. as we
have RraIted no shop rights. And all shop rights
granted by the pateniee became null aud void at the
time we purchased the copy right OF said TERRITORY.
Al machines are warranted To give satisfaction
gJO. d, rs addressed TO the subscribers at Delaware
City, Delaware, will receive prompt attention.
i. J. HYDE g. co.
Dec. %, 1883
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IncorDorated American

EIIIG GRANTS FRIEND SOCIETY,
Office Removed to S. L. corner of Spruce and Water
streets, Philadelphia
TNHE object Of this Society is TO guard the Emgrani
/ against fraud and dece pHon; and to furnish Them
with situations advice aud relief 9c Free of Charge
~ The American Emigrant Friend Society's'
Office the ONLY INCORPoRATED Office IN this Cly
and has no conneKon with any Intelligence, or 50
called Emigrant Offices
GEO F. GORDON, Sec'y. w. G. CAIRNS, SnpL
Best City Helps be found at this Office. Farmers
supplied with men and women Contractors furnished
with any number of men.
August 10, 1853 llyl
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
READINGS PREMIUM IloRsE PowET
Corn Shelter.

THE subscribers having purchased Of VIM. Read
j. ing, of Washington City, the Copy Right ior his
Patent Horse Power Corn Shelter. for the State Of
Delaware. Eastern Shore Virginia and Maryland,
wonld respectfully inform The Farmers within said
Territory that they nfe prepared to furnish them
at the low prize Thirty i've JollarS
This Machine has takeA the following Premiums the
past season The first premium. with Medal al the
Worlds Fair in New York city The first premium
at Fa OF American lnslitnie in New York city. The
first Premium at Far of the Fsanklm Institute phila
drlpha. The first premium at following Silre FAIRS
New York. Michigan, OHIO a d Indiana; besides al
score OF County Fairs in different States.
IL shells Corn upnn entirclv different principle
from the other Shelters. The machine sepafaies Iht
cObs from the corn, thereby SAVING Two aids Oper
aing it. Ii shells 600 bushels Of Corn in day
employing iour horses and iOur and II has, by
pluyiug horses and men. sheed much more
The subscribers do not deem necessary LAY aIy
thing further III lis recommendation, beyond the TO!
/ loving certificates.
The Delaware herald., 1854-04-12
A TR 0LNGYI
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES!

GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIESn
Professor Vanhorn the celebrated astroloper of tho
9ht Century has the that guides the Single to
a happy Marriage, and TO make the Married happy.
Ladies who were unhappy Though trouble, mis-
fortune disappointed hopes, and false promises, have
been made happy by him
His Medical advice was never known to fail
lie is a married man, man OF family, which makes
the Ladies consult him in the most delicate cases with
perfeci confidence
Thousands consult him ubout their business nf
fairs; those who had bad luck and found the more
hey tried to get forward thefaOFe things went against
hem, consulted him, their bad luck has left them,
and they are now fOrtunate, rich and happy.
He has the that stops the SANDER and envy OF
your enemies. He shows you the likeness OF your
inttiro husband Many go TO see what is before
them. All leave him perfectly satisfied with his hon
cradle and gentemanly conduct, and satisfied that
they conGde in him. If you value your happi.
ness you will consult him yourself. and be happy also
All interviews strictly private and confidential
No. George Street. ID house. North side, above
Schuykil SIXTH Philadelphia.
WEALTH EMlNENCE AND COOL
FORTUNE! f!
Gentlemen, look TO your interests before it is too
late Consult and follow the advice Of Professor Van
hon the only correct AstrOloger of the 18th Century
Avoid those iliterae and uneducated people, whose
Ignorance of the true principle Of the science brings
into disrepute. single interview Will convince
of education. of the vast difference between him
and the illiterae pretenders Of the day II you iei
low the Professors advice, you will succeed in all
your undertakings. Men who have been unfortunat'
and unsuccessful in life and in businessmen
| who have worked hard and struggled against adver-
sty and misfortune the greater part Of their lives AMI
found the they tried get forward in the wOr
the more things went against them!-these men have
consulted him for the last 80 yeaIs. All those Who
| wisely followed his advice rich ana nappY;
while those blinded by prejudice and ignorance, neg
eced his advice, still laboring against adversely
and poverty.
He shows you the likeness of your future Wife
All interviews strictly private and confidential
No 5 George St, North side above Schuylklll sixth
Phlade phia.
Dec. l5th-lY.