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AYERS PILLS.
For all the Purposes of a Family Physic

THERE has long existed a public demand for an efec-
and perfectly safe in its operation This has been
ed TO meet that demand and extensive trial vir-
tues has conciusvely shown with what
pllshes the purpose designed Ii is easy TO make Physi-
cal PiA but not 80 easy make the best of all PAsone
which should have OF the objections bur all the adj
vanages of every other. Th. has been attempted he
and with what success would respectfully submit
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate the pa
tent hitherto that almost every puga,ve medicine is
monious and Irritating the bowels This is not Many
OF them produce much gripping pain and revuson i'll the
SYSTEM TO more than radiance the good be
rived from them. These Pills produce irritation pain,
unless II arises from previously existing obstruction
arrangement in the bowels Being purely vegetable, 40
harm can anse from their use IN quantity but is
better that any medicine should be taken udciousy Mi
which they applicable, given on the box Among
the complaints which have been speedily cured by them
may mention Liver Complaint in Its various forms Of
Jaundicc ndigesi Languor and Loss of Appetite, List
essness Irrabiy, Bilious Headache Bilious Fever Fe-
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all these but the of diseased action OF the
liver As aperient they afford prompt and relief
and Scuvy, Colds, with soreness of the body Ulcers and
npury of the blood-n Short any and every where
purgatve is required.
They have also produced some singulary successful
in Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy, Gravel EIysipelas,
Palpaton of the Heart Pains in the Back Stomach, and
Side They should be freely taken in Nhe spring of
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change OF seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the
stomach into healthy action and the appetite and
vigor They purify the blood and, by their stmulant
non the circuaiory system renovaie the strength OF the
body and the wasted diseased energies of the
whole organism. Hence, occasional dose is advan-
tagcous though serious arrangement exists but
unnecessary dosing should never be carried
cry purgave medicine reduces the Strength, when taken
The thousand in which a phvsic is re-
CURED cannot be enumerated here but they suggest Them
selves the of everybody; and il is confidently
believed this pill will answer better purpose than any
thing which has hitherto been available mankind Whea
their virtues known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need of ca,hartc
medicine.
Being sugar-wrapped, they pleasant TO take; and
being purely vegetable no harm arise from their
in any quantity.
For minute directions, see the wrapper the Box
Prepared by DR. JAMES G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist,
Lowell Massac husetts.
Pnce 25 cents per box. Five boxes for 81.
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NEW AND WONDERFUL.
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A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY has recently been
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with the whole of the aral cavity OF the lungs and thus
the and varied changes produced upon them
when introduced into the stomach and subjected the
process of digestion The Hygeana is for sale all the
druggists throughout the country-N York Dn;ehan Of
January Ia.
The Inhaler is the breast under the nen with
the least Internationally heat the body being
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Hundreds of cases OF like the following might be
named.
One package of Hygeana has cured me of the Asthma
of SIX years standing.
JAS. T. KEEsBERRY, p. NJ, of Duncanson. Pa
cured of the Asthma of ten years standing. by DR.
Curtiss Hygeana. MARGARET EAsToN Brooklyn, V
Mrs Paul, of No Hammond street. New York was
cured Of a OF Bronchitis by the Hygeana.
era years standing and decided be incurabe by
ply scians She cured in month by the Hygeana
j. II. GAUBERr p. NJ. Richmond, Me
Price Three Dollars package. Sold by Curtis Per-
kins aud Boyd Paul No 1i9 Chambers ~ York
-Four packages sent free by express any part Of the
United States, for SO.
". Il. DIR. Curhss Hygeana is the original and only
genuine article; all others base limitations vile and
injurious counterfeits Shun them you would poison
III Druggists supplied by the dozen, usual discount
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sent to spy out its internal proceedings, and re-
mind its officers of their NEGLECT of duty.
/ shall avail myself of the earliest opportu-
NIFTY to lay before you the history of the 25th
of February, put forth by the Dutch Minister,
as having been sent by me to the Governor Gen
eral of Netherlands India The necessity
OF translating important documents in the
Dutch language has delayed this communica-
ton until the present time. shall not antici-
pate the statements which have to lay before
you on that subject, but can only say, that
when it is fully understood, the duplicity of the
Netherlands India Government towards me
will be too apparent for either denial or eva
sion.
! have the honor to be yours, very respect
fully, WALTER NJ GIBSON.
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the Administration which existed previously to
the inroads of violence, in 1920, shall be re-
established. The edifce of anarchy thus de-
stroyed, and our Sovereign restored to freedom,
those institutions can be organized which cir
cumstances require and recommend. In our
ancient laws and usages will doubtless be
found the requisites which, combined with our
peouliarities of character, and in harmony with
our manners and our wants, viii permanently
settle our future destiny"
REMAINDER OF NO. NEXT WEEK.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.
For the Rapid Cure Of Coughs, Colds, Hoarss
ness. Bronchitis, Waooping- Cough, Group

Asthma, and Consumption.
THIS remedy has for itself such notorieiy fot us
Il cures OF every variety Of Pulmonary disease ,n' =
entirely TO recount the evidences OF M VIZ.
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wide is the field of usefulness, and SO INC
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abounds in persons publicly kaow, VINO nave peen re-
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cyery other medicine of its kind is too apparent TO escape
and where its virtues are KNOWN the pubic
No Longer hesate what andote employ for the distress
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which are incident climate And not only in forni-
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~ ds Conrhs Hoarsenes &C. and for children, il is the
est and safest medicine that be obtained
As /, has long been in constant use throughout this
,; xe need not do than the people its quail
inv i kept up the best that has been and that the
ge nuinc article is sold by
" d. GILMAN, Washington; r. BROWN, Phladel
phia BROWN BROTHER, Batimore and by al
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And when you make out a list of those who
viii go farthest and strongest, within constitu-
tional limits, in favor of the repeal of the Flu
gitive Slave Bill and the restoration of the
Missouri Compromise, and against Slavery
everywhere, remember to let the glorious name
of Anthony Z. Roberts occupy, as it deserves,
a proud place in that righteous category.
Faithfully, your friend, JOSEPH GIBBONS.
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THE PEOPLES DEPARTMENT
VALLEY FORCE, Pa, Jan. %, 1855.

VALLEY FORCE, Pa, Jan. %, 1855.
The Peoples Department" which you have
recently organized in the Era lin still greater
degree than the brief " Extracts from Cores
pondence which you formerly gave,) forms to
me one of its most interesting features. Many
of these articles are no doubt written without
much consideration, and often with means of
information far less than you yourself possess
on the particular subject treated; yet they are
valuable, even in such cases, by giving the va
rious impressions made on different minds, and
the aspects presented by a matter from different
points of view; while on the other hand no in
considerable number of them are highly inter
esting and valuable in themselves, for the in
formation they give or the able arguments they
present.
A communication appeared in the Era of the
18th inst, from NJ. Auge, of Norristown, which
every reader of the Fra and every friend of Lib
erty, who has been inyeigled into the new po]it-
zeal Order, would do well carefully to read. In
the early part of the fall, there seemed TO be a
disposition on the part of some of our Norris
town, and especially our Philadelphia friends, to
look with some favor on this specious scheme
some no doubt because of its tendency to break
down old party lines, but others from a ID Oct
(but perhaps unthinking) justification of its
worst features ofsecresy and prescription. From
the first mysterious whisperings last spring, 1t
appeared to me that this was new scheme to
divert the minds of men, aroused by the Ne
braska villany, into another channel, and allow
the slavery propagandists quietly to pursue their
schemes, while the people were amused by the
bugbears of Popory and Foreign Influence,
always most easily conjured up in cities and
towns where this Order has most prevailed.
/ am glad, therefore, to see that some OF the
more intelligent and thinking men In the ranks
of Liberty are combating this delusive scheme;
and in this connection / would call your atten-
ton to an able editorial in the Norristown Pa
Olice Branch of the 9th inst.
observe that you republish and call atten-
ton to the proceedings in Susquehanna county.
for organizing the Republican party in Penn
sylvania. l hope our friends in the North, who
have taken this matter in hand, will not suffer
it to drop. Judge Wilmot is perhaps the most
suitable person in this State to take the initia-
tive in this measure, and the opponents of slave
ry extension and perpetuation will not Il think
i can speak thus much for them) throw any OBJ
stacle in the shape of former organization in
the way of this movement if it is based on proper
principles. We invite communications from our
Republican friends, as to the course they de-
sign to pursue. c. P. JOKES.
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NO NEED OF 1T.
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January 3. 1855.

January 5, 1855.
In our country there is no need and no ex-
cuse for secret organizations, to secure political
ends. In despotisms, they may be the only
means of accomplishing good object; but
not SO here, where every man is free to act, d.
rectly and openly, on every public measure.
Has not secret association in France, under
pretext of liberty, resulted in despotism?
With regard to Romanism, utterly despair
of success in meeting and overcoming it, if
light and truth are insufficient. Our cause
must be weak, if it requires secret caballing,
to sustain it. / cannot consent to meet Jesuit
ism with jesuitry. Here | cannot but apply
the Saviour's words, He that taketh the
sword, shall perish with the sword" And
l hear the Apostle saying, The weapons of our
warfare are not carnal.' Opposition to Sla-
very is too holy cause to require or admit of
any measures of questionable honesty. | am
no politician, and preach against Slavery as |
do any other sin, on account of its exceeding
snfulness;" though, in fact, seldom introduce
the subject formally into the pulpit.
The Know Nothing effort, on the whole, l
consider an ephemeral thing and it may do
an Incidental good, in breaking up old, effete
parties. But l cannot doubt that in the mean
time it will be seized on by Slavery Propaganda
ists and made to subserve their purpose. The
men of this world are wiser than the children
of light, and can always succeed better in
using carnal weapons. Hold on to truth, and
eventually you will prosper. Yours, in the
holy cause, THO. LIPPISCOTT.
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Romanism politically, as it may appear in in
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safe way to deal with it is as an organized
system, just as you do with Slaveism-at least,
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