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LEGAL NOTICE.

Samuel Stokely d John Shalel Daniel Calen.
late partners by the name andy dine the de.
style Of Stokely & Shane Pitts 7 fendant is
VS.. D hereby Motif
Daniel Calendine defendant ed that at the
instance of the plaintiffs writ of attachment
was issued by John Bray, Justice of the Peace
in and Cor Steubenvlle Township, Jefferson
County, Ohio, on the 18th day of April, A. D.
1855 against the property, rights, credits Mon
debtor SAMUEL STOKELY,
May l-3t. JOHN SHANE,
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Distinguished Deaths.

UlSLlngulSneu UeaLnS.
Our Monthly Record of Deaths Of distin-
guished persons, which we commenced with
the present year, we find to be an interest
ing topic for memoranda, from current
journals, of the events of mortality. We
now have to record the following:
Hon. VIM. JACKSON, sometime since a
member of Congress from Massachusetts,,
and for eight years past President of the
American Missionary Association, died,
Feb. 9th aged II years. He was man
of deep piety, and whcn in Congress, al
ways met with small band for devotional
exercises. He was an early champion in
the cause of Temperance, and was ever
known as the decided friend of the, Slave,
enduring obloquy sometimes, upon this ac-
count The Missionary Association of
which he was the first President, was or
ganlzed upon the Antl-Slavery prlnclple.-
When near dying, he said to his daughter,
"Give my love to the officers of the Amer
lean Missionary Association. Tell them
they are on the right track" Again he
said to friend, with deep feeling.
II want to say to you, for your encour-
agement, that when you come to be as near
the grave as [ seem to be, it will be one of
the sweetest consultations to you to reflect
on all you have done for the poor and OPP
pressed. That is my experience at this
moment. Nothing you have done will af-
ford you more consolation. 1t matters lit
tie how much We are opposed and slander-
ed if we have the consciousness that we are
acting right. 1t is well to have the good
opinion of our fellow-men, but it must not
be gained at the expense Of principle, Or by
refraining from doing our duty. If a mil
lion of people are against us, it matters
not, so long as VIC are Conscious of acting
right Even those who oppose US will
secretly honor and respect u.s.
Abner McGehee, of the vicinity of Mont
gomery, Ala, an aged and leading men,
Der of the NJ. p Church, died Feb. 49,
He was possessed of vast wealth, and was
noted and esteemed for his piety, benevo-
lence and liberality. He founded a Bible
House, of the American Bible Society, at
Montgomery, at a cost of $4,000. He
has also We believe founded College of
the NJ. 2, Church, at a still larger cost,
which is intended shall bear his name.-
DR.. Lipscomb says in the Methodist Prot
estant, that besides all he did in his life
time, the bequcsts of his will to benevolent
institutions cannot fall much short Of $780,
900. But we fear that some of the best
traits in the character of this venerable
man will not be recorded by the southern
press. We are informed by some who knew
him, that being tho owner ofa large num-
Der Of Slaves, he provided well for their
comfort, in food, clothing, dwelling houses
and kind treatment, which is not done by
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Administrators Motto.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
: signed has been appointed administrator Of
the estate of Thomas Marshall late OF the Coun.
ty of Jefferson, ohio, deceased. All persons
having claims against said estate will please
present them in legal form, and those indebted
thereto will please make immediate payment
WILLIAM MARSHALL, Admir-.
Warrnntnn Muv
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On the 10Th inst, by Rev. Petty, THoM
AS j. MARKLE, Esq, of Wintersville, o.,
to Miss ESTHER A. daughter of Mr.. Will
liam Roberts, ST., near the forks of the
road, Jefferson Co., Ohio.
On Sunday evening the oth ult., Mr..
JOHN M'LEIsH and Miss MARY w. RA-
GAN, all of Monroe, Michigan.
Peace and prosperity attend them.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given that the un-
K Nderslgned has been appointed Administrator
Of the estate of Henry Brindley, late of the Co,
Of JEFF o., deceased, Allpersons having claims
against said estate are requested 10 present them
in legal form, and those indebted will please
make immediate payment
j. G. McLEARY, Admr,
Warrenton, May ].
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Executors s Notice .

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
: testameutary upon the last will and testa
nent Of Jacob Creamer late of the County of
Jefferson, Ohio, deceased--have been issued TO
the undersigned, All persons indebted to the
estate Of the said Jacob Creamer, deceased, will
please make payment, and those having claims
against him, will present them in legal form.
JOSEPH M'CLEARY, Executor.
Warrenton Nav l.
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, q. S. Shaving and Hair Dressine
Emporium. gi-1

II .EWIS SThVENSwculd respectfully
- inform his friends and ile public that 10
has taken room adjoining The D. s. kouas
where he is r.ady at all times to visit on Iis
patrons in his liue. in the most polite lpannrs.
end would be plrascdto receive 4 liberal share
Of patronage, W ll.t 49, fiae
april alth 1855.
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SECOND ARRIVAL. ]

A T Fisher & Die FeeIy's, market street
: Steubenville, if not the largest, the BEST
assortmentuf New JDoats aud Shoes yet Offered
in the city. Theasspnmentis eomplete;allas-
tlcles Of mems wear, from the slipper to ths
California boot-lades, choice stock or The
substantial, the fine aud the fashionable, b all
warranted work. and at Lower Prices Than
Eyerl For neat or tasty--a Substantial boot,
shoe or slipper-at prices TO sliit The times ~
not alta cheaper fgure7-the place to buy, and
the only one where you can get more Than the
worth ofyoar money where the new and fresh
stock are just openrdat
FISHER q McFEELY'S,
On Market, below Third street.
T. S.-Please call ina pleasure to exhibit.
andno charge made for showing goods ply
hnril l7th lS55 Nft - stsN
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
= signed has been appointed administrator Of
The estate Of Henry Gossneu. late Of the Coun.
ty of Jefferson, ohio, deceased All persons
indebted to said estate will please make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims against
said estate will present them in legal form.
J.O. M'CLEARY, admir-.
Warrenton, Nav /.
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Attachment Notice

4 7 my instance writ of attachment was
" issued on the 2nd day Of April 1855 By
John H. Furister a justice of the peace in Wayne
township Jefferson county Ohio, against tha
and effects Of Abraham Scott d. abscht
debtor. Am'nt $780, DIVINE II, COLE.
april l7th '55.pd
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
OFFrcE, s. q 1. R. R. !
CLa..L.n...lla Al 1GlL 1oEE z

StcubenvilIe, April 10th 1865. !
A FREIGHT TRAIN Is now running
: = 10 Newark, leaving Steubenville daily,
Sundays excepted,) at 5 o'clobk a. m.
Shipments To- all stations, except Unonport,
Cadiz, Fairview and New Market, Urchsville,
Port Washington, Nav Comerstown, Lafayette.
Ceshocion, Adams Mills, Dresden aud Newark
must be prepaid,
Shippers will please'concludeihe shipments
and receive their cOusigumeuls previous to 6
o'clock each evening,
LAFAYETTE DEvENNY,
ap II, 1855. General Freight Agent.
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ATrAcHMENT NaTICR. !.

A 7 my instance an attachment was this
day issned by George R. Shane, jastiec
of the peace Of Ross township. Jefferson eouWty /.
ag nnst the properly and effects Of Solomon
Millirer, an absconding debtor Of said county,
Dated this 5th day ofAprA 1855. s's''7 ~
3trd J.W. GRATTos,
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MILLINERY & MANTAUMAKING.

MISSES GEUKGE q SCUTT have en-.
tered into cerartnairhipin the above business
inNew Al, xandria. aud beg leave 10 announce
to the citizens aud community that they are
prepared to give general satisfaction TO all who
may give them call in their line Of buisipess.
MISSES GEORGE 4 ScoTT.
New Alexandria. Ohio Anril q 55I 9ftlI47
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6. COURSEY

RARBER and fashionable hair dresser.
- Razors set, and al kinds of Surgical in.
siruments pnt in good order. Room under
the Mechanics Saving Fnnd, Market ST., near
the Washington hall, between 3,l. and 4th, 81.
april 5lh, 1885, . t'p+' ''s's' i'sto taE
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. K Attention is respectfully directed to the
advertisement of Sterling & Dunlap, in
this days paper More honorable dealers
we believe cannot be found in our city
They have now on hand, fresh from the
east, an excellent variety. Call and suit
yourself 'ss''t '.'e'l r'''
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si TAL Tho latest case of absence ofmipd
istsoordsd u i lady about d whip up
sOlAeeggslof sponge ceke,yho, whipped
ths,baby aai. sung sIVaitasl Cradle, hymn
to the eggs. sssi : 9''aA'e
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Administrators Sale.


0NWednesday the 30h day of May 1855
" at3 o'clock. p. NJ, at the front door of the
Court House, in the city of Steubenville, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the follow ing
premises, as the property Of David Foster dec d.
to wit Being part Of lot No. 900, in the city Of
Steubenville, in Jefferson county, Ohio, begin
ing atthe north east corner Of said lot, and run.
ming thence southerly along the west line Of
Fourth street twenty feet, and extending back
westerly twenty feet in width. 10 the west boun.
Diary line, as conveyed by Joseph g. Davidson
toJustin G. Morris, subject to The annual pay.
ment to the widow of said David Foster, as aud
forher dover therein, the sum of $25. Apprais.
ed at 1888 dollars.
, TERMS OF SALE-0ne third cash aud the resi-.
due IN deferred payments Of one aud two years,
to be secured by mortgage ont the premises.
LOUIS ANDERSON.
. Admir- af David Foster, decd
Nav /. 1855. At
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Grne Amtrlfan.

THE CIrIzENs' BANK still continues to
pay interest on deposits D.MooDT.
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Attachment Notice

B. F. Payne, pltff. J D. B. Holton, the defen,
VS.. dant is hereby notified
D. B HoltOr, def't that at the instance of the
plaintiff writ of attachment was iSsned by
John Bray Justice of Peace in and for Steu-
benville Township. Jefferson County ohio. on
the Odd day of April, A. D. 1855, against the
property, rights, credits, moneys and effects of
the defendant non resident debtoE
May Ist-3t B +. PAYNE.
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RETURNING.
Leave Newark at II o'clock NJ, and ar
rives at Steubenville at $50 P, NJ, (Pas-
sengers by this train leave Cincinnati at
6o'elock A. NJ
FARE-.F From Stcubenville, Gall the
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ssx@ ia tAsh %%s'A y - 80 tNp
slPlcnscnotice the card Of Mr.. Blackburn.
Tie hpusc which he Occupiesis reftted, and
wellacalcnlatcd to accommodate those who
give him 1 call, MI b. will no doubt
doubt keep q very orderly and respectable
house. wye wish him good success. 4
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1EThc dnys'uf man are few and full
of trouble. = 5e'" " yH ', gu
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TRUE AMERICAN OFFICE,
Nav | 1888.
LATEST ARRIVAL.

STERLING & DUNLAP
| AVE received their new Spring and
hSummer Goods, to which they invite the at
tenton of the city and country trade. Being
determined to sell our goods as low for CASH as
any other house in the tr. de-
STERLING 4 DUNLAP.
Steubenvile, May lst '55.
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BOTANIC MEDICAL OFFICE
TO THE AFFLICTED

nR. W. y. PADDLEPoRD, once at No. II Exchange
~ Street, Portland, may be consulted on all Diseases
ncden, 70 the human frame. Dr. = give. particular a..
great sue In those long standing and deult cases.
such as we're formerly considered incurable sufeent
To commend him TO the public as worthy the patronage
e. Of the above nature no matter how dicut long
standing the case mar BE- would do well 10 call on Dr.
Paddefori at his oe, and no, efectualy relieved,
no remuneration viii be Required for bis services
Read, Reflect, and be Wise In Time.
II Acknowledged by all Physicians Of reputs, In AL
countries that no medicine IL sufficient To cure all
complaints and also that with the exception Of Neural
gia no one medicine viii any disease, but that
every complaint requires change Of Medicine as pro
BY prusgsts, =. curing ali eo%plaS,. should BE- svc
cd, IL You wish 10 avoid being humbugged.
To EemnIes.-An diseases peculiar TO females,
As Ths sessy Of III Te%ss. Os IL. cure " Il.
above affections have been wed tested In extensive
practice for the last II years.
To Young Mrn.-iou who are troub.d With
Seminal Weakness, generally caused by bad habit In
youth, the effects OF which nocturnal emissions,
pains and dizziness In the head forgelness sometses
ringing In the ears, weak eyes, &C., terminating In
permanently cured by Dr. paddietord.
u. Beware Of all kinds Of Elixrs and eoriIAls, az
| they are Of no use.
Dr. Paddlcor gives particular attention to oil diseases
OF private nature In both sexes, and warrants psr
feet cure.
Dr. Paddleord ID not only making improvements by hi,
daily Increasing practice, but also informing himself o.
the treatment Of the most difficult both In this
country and Europe. lie IL determined let the expense
be what Il may that his patients shall have the Destined
Ical treatment IN the world.
Recollect, all you who afflicted, apply ut once 81
my ONCE, and but few days win be required to Attest
cure.
Rooms adapted for the privacy Of patients The poos
advised free Of charge. Physicians or patient. wishing
his opinion or advice, By letter, sni lneosps the usual
fee, 81, will be answered by return mall. ely
lT''' VIZ. PADDRLF0RD.
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Coniinutd q ON last rstk.
n. n. r. sCovERY-No. Q
RAILWAYS RENovATING REs0 LVENT

Possesses the most quick and potent power over all
Ebronir ssrotlious, syphilic, and SKIN Cisoases.-
In six hours after the first dose Is taken, the paeht
will feel Its health renoyaiing efficacy, fos AT
IIuNons-The most foul and corrupt humos VIII,
In few days. yield TO the cleansing, purifying amd
renoyating influence OF the X. u. Resolvent- The
Ios ioaib Sores, Ulcers, Nodes, Swelling, ana
the most Frlglnful SKIN Diseases, nags teet ealef
In a few DAYS BIZ Railways RsnoyatiIR Kesolvent.-s
IL pleasant take and the patient feels no disagree
able sensation Of sickness M the stomach. CHRoSic
DISEASES that have been lingering IN the system, coz
rupting the blood, soienng the eonss pfostnting Tue
muscles, fot ten, twenty, forty Year., have been
tudicaly cured by Railways Ronovating Resolvent.-
GREAr Lusa MEDICINE ToR ALL Luso CohrLAisIs.
Persons affected with weak CT uleerated Lungs: ~.
hercules, Bronchitis, lacking, Dry Cough, Difficult
Breathing. or splitting niood, Rndway's Renovating
EesoIvent will Ia short time, remove nv opstruc-
tions from the Lungs and Throat, and hpar strenem
and soundness to weak aud diseased Lungs. Inere
4 no medicine In present use that has made 30 many
Tapid cures Of Lung Complaints, as Hndwayfs Reno.
yaiing Rssovcnt. One day will alter the diseased
condition OF the Lungs, and check the rayages OF de
cny. The pnbs may rely upon an ;nse.aai cure OF
solvent ,-Cbrunic Rheumatism, serofuia, Glandn.
lar swellngs, Hacking Dry Cough, CaneeIous Alec.
tions, syphilc Complaints, bleeding OF me Lungs,
Tic DolorouS, White Swellngs, Tumors, Ulcers SKIN
Diseases, Pemsle Complaints. dyspepsia, Wafer
Brash, Govt Ricketts,, Salt Rhenm, Bronchi iis, Con-
sumption, Liver complaint. Feeble men ana women
whose nun, ial beds for years have been couchss Of
disappointment and regret viii find Railways Renoya
ting resolyent tnle renOvaor and nv'rofntof OF the
diseased and disabled parts. Al unsoundness 10 70
moved N q few days, and evsry organ IN the system
restored 10 health, strength, and vsor, Nervous PEG
plo should take Radwayls Renovating Rcsolyent. II
win make the mo-i nervous, weak, gloomy, aud dc
ecied vic inns Of nervousness, feel healthy, vigorous
and happy Pric Of II. u. Resolysnt, per bottle.
For the remarkable efficacy OF nadways kegula.
tors the most perect pleasant and efeetual remedy
la the form Of pills, In use see nert weeks paper
one uf the II. Regulators 10 q dose. Sold by Drug.
gists everywhere.
u. ii. HAY Druggist Portland general agent for the
State OF slaIe. AGrxrs.J. sawyer u. w., b'dde,9ru
T. Gilman j. O. Durham, j. O. Rollins, saco A. War
rem, Kennebunk sIlas Derby, NJ L. Webber, Alfred "
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On. W. III. HASKELL,
Fo, eclosurc Of Mortgage.

NOTICE is hereby given that GeIshOm L. Fal
~ aud George n. Fall, both Of Maiden, IN the
County Of Mlddlssex. aud Commonwealth OF Mas.
sachu>etis, carpenters, by their mortgage deed
dated July the 9th, A. ID. 1917, aud recorded the
9th day OF August, A. ID. lSl7, Book 1876, pages
500 & 80 Of York County Registry OF Deeds
murtgaged to one Sally Fall, Of SOmersworth, IN
the County OF SlriifUrd, aud State OF New Hump
shire wi luw her heirs aud assigns, the following
DESERVED Real Estate, situated in tue town oi
Lebanon, in the County Of York aud Stale OF
Maine, bounded as follows, To wit:-EIsieriy by
the pleading from the Town House. To Moses
Rollins house, Soulherly by land Of Samuel Her.
som, Westerly by land at Noah Lord; and North
ehy ~ land OF Moses Rollins aud land occupied
by Daniel Thunpson. Also one other lot OF land
situated in said Lebanon, bounded Eastery by
the road leading from the Town House, IN said
Lebanon, To the house formerly owned hy Moses
ROlliiS, SOuiherly by Land at Daniel FALL late vi
Lebanon, now deceased, Westerly by land at
Noah Lord, aud Nurihefly by land Of Samuel
Hersom. also one OtGer lot Of land situated in
salt Lebanon, bounded Nortl'-Ea>terly aud South
Easlerly by lau OF Joshua Lab ev, Southwest
erly hy land OF John COr>On and 81 Sccl COrSOn,
and y rh.Wrsiel " by land OF John Blaisdell.-
SAID mortgage was given to secure the payment
at the said mortgages, piOInl>snry note bearing
even date with the >,I mOrtgage. Tor the sum Of
sixteen bundled dollars, payable to the >Did Silly
Fail or order Ia i've years iheu next with interest,
and ssi SILLY Fall therrsitrrNurlS tie 2Oth
DAY OF January, a. ID Isis, lura valuable cOnsi-
derlilnn, granted, bsrr'n,d. sold, assigned aud
set over the same morlgagrd properties, and all
her right title aud utter u L. the said described
premises, iOsrther with >aid mOug' deed, aud
the drr secure thereby, aud all evidence there
OF. Ia rhoui> NJ Wrni worth. of Lebanon aiOrt-
sgrl, yeo nan, aud endnrss,l said notes 10 said
Wen Worth, aud silncd aud se..led said assign
meui ut s..ld mortgage, aud delivered the same,
with >aii prOn>>Jry antc, Ia said Wentworth, on
the day a,Or-s,id, acknowledging sail assignment,
To b- her act AMI dee {; which ~ igumeut wus
recorded May 3Dlh, A ID Isis, IN Bss'k 20i, page
2sl nt York COuniy Rggi,ir W DecdS; aud tile
condition Uf said muf gage deed has becn broken
by nj n1rtgsgur,, by uIrdnS whereof, l, the sub
scribet. =, i'm Ia .Or,cloSe said mOugagr, accord
ins ~ the Provisions Ofthe Statute. of Maine Ia this
behalf provided, aud this n,tiSe j. sven for the
purpose OF fOreclosing said mortgage.
Dated at Lebanon aforesaid, tile 10Th day OF DE.
cemlper, ia the year of our Lord eightecl hundred
and hny four. THOMAS NJ. WENTWORTH.
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STRANGE! BUT TRUE!.

In his line OF business a, Ross's you III find,
OF every description assortment and kind,
That fancy Gun picture or art can suggest,
AID wrought by the workmen acknowledged the
best.
From the niccs, Of Turnrounds that always wi
iii her,
Down TO the cheapest Of Ladies' made slipper,
Or wells, il you choose, that tastelully greet,
For winter companion, the Ladies' small feet
II these will moi answer 10 keep the feet dry,
We have some nice rubbers that none can ouiyie
All these are now offered nj the lowest cash price
Just give US a call and we III trade in irice.
To the gents who would revel in beauty awhile,
Look in at our boots got up IN FIST style;
Kip skin and Calf skin We keep both on hand,
To supply al moment our increased demand.
Our stock Of all sizes - of every hue,
Ladies and Gentlemen We offer 10 you;
OF our stock and lis texture we VI now say nc
more,
gu, convince you a, once, should gou call at oul
s.oIe.
B. K. ROSS & CO.,
Ar Liberty Street, Biddeford.
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House and Lot for Sale.

TIME Subscriber ntIers for sale his House and
l Lot, situated on the concr Poss aud Birch
streets, on Biddeford Heights. The House was
Ibut i've years ago. Of the lest materials, aud was
finished under the personal inspection Of the sub.
scriber l. is a one and half story house, with
IeIl aud barn attached. II has six rooms, indepcnd.
en-, Of closets and pantry on the lower iioor, and
two we'll finished chambers on the second aoor,
crery room 10 ;he house Is papeled aud finished
IN the most thorough manner. There IL nm excel.
lent celler, under the whole house, with soft wafer
therein, and u well Of hard water near by.
The lot contains near 5000 square feet, portion
OF il being garden in which there are number
Of rare fruit trees just coming into bearing.
For heslihincss and convenience Of location u
Is not exceeded by any residence In town.
Fer terms, Of payment and price. enquire Of L.
o. CowAs, Union and Journal office.
LYMAN w. YORK
Biddelord, Nov. II, 1851.
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no one suffering from haeknied Cough, Pain In the
side restless IaEis, nervous feelings, and the whole
Train OF dyspepts sensations, aud given up by their
nhyscian he another moment without consulting the
dsSCULkPius. Have the married, ei thoss about TO
s. married, asy impedimsnt, read this truly usst
book 10 " has been the OF saving thousandy OF
unfoftunatc creatures from the very Jaws of DEATH
O1rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter will receive one copy ofths work
Address, (post paid,) DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l3l Spruc" ST.. Philadelphia,
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Albion e. Moody,
Sash. Blind & Door Manufacturer

~ER MOODY may be found at all hours Of the
MI Jay. in Ia. Shop, in the Yard Of the ssco
W.,er Power Co. formerly occupied by }: W.
trrnIesf, ready and prparrd to make sash
S,,,nl. and d ~. .t ,bor notice, and nj fair pr,
f, "a ami 10 attend 10 iobl ing generally.
DiIiefo,J, Dec, n, 1854. no 81 II