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The LONDON CRYSTAL PALAcE.--Thc crys-
tai palac. at Sydenham is one Of the won
dsrs Of the world. 1t is the old Crystal Pa.
lace Of Hyde Park, removed to Sydenham,
about seven miles from London, and so vast
~ enlarged and rcmodeled al to be new
creation. The grouads around it are spa.
cious and laid out with consummate taste,
and their mngniticence is crowned with q
large number Of fountains, several Of them
on grander scale than ever before concc.
we'd Of. Tho building itself, in vastness and
splendor, is said to surpass all other palaces
in the world. But the interior Is more won.
derful still. There, beneath the high crystal
roof, tall tropical trees lift their heads, and
tho floor CLOVIS with the smaller vegetable
wonders Of tho Torrid Zone. There may DO
seen specimens Of tho art Of all ages, from
the winged bulls and frescoes OF Nineveh to
those tho pencil and the choel In our own
day. Tho Palace Is at the same time vast
basaar for tho exhibition Of modern industry
and art in all departments. II Is . splendid
achievement, but Il pays poorly a. peeu.
sisry speculation. On. Pres
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

The AacHED Rock LAKE SUPERIOR
A correspondent Of the Lake Superior Jour
nal furnishes the following description:
The Arched Rock of Lake Superior is cav
ern followed by the action Of the water in
the sandstone rock, resting on a belt Of con-
glomcrate. The opening faces the lake tc
the north, and presents an arch Of singular
regularity and great beauty, with abutments,
more or less perfect on either side. The
arch does not spring Immediately from the
water. but stands upon wall slightly bat
tered from vertical line. Tho interior pre-.
sents q magnificent saloon. tits powerful
cavern for revcrberations Of sound, both
from without and within.
It's immense proportions have not been
fairly represented by travellers, and the mis-
cradle pigeon.hole picture in Foster Il Whit.
ncy's book conveys no conception CT this
wonderful recess The cavo is large enough
to hold and hide completely a brig with all
her sails set and top.galants flying. By
measurement the width at the water line is
IA feet, its depth 2lO feet. Its height ap-
pears to be equal to the width, but writer's
who ought to be reliable have made it some
what less,
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A JEALOUS WiFE.-An AZ &C lote is re'at d

A JEALOUS WiFE.--An a; &C lOte is re'at
Of wife who was very jealous Of her hus.
band, vho was worthy member Of the
Misons. One evening bundle came to the
house, marked for him and labell, d "pri.
va,c." OF course this was sufficient for (,
male curiosity, and therefore she indulg, d
in an inspection. Horror OF horror Blan.
kets, baby linen, birds eye &c, greeted her
aston'shed ey"slght, and dreams Of "tw o
families tioaicd through her brain. The
husband soon came in and after tea, when
his wife discovered in his eye the t cachery
OF his conduct, as she supposed, he took the
bundle and went out-but not alone, for the
jealous vile was on his track. The faithless
husband little imagined that sho who sup.
posed herself so iouliy wronged was hover.
ing after him. IL. stepped into the house
Of a friend, who also joined him, carrying .
small bundle. The wife became doubly ex.
cited, for the prospect Of having q compan-
ion III misery did not impress her with the
idea Of division Of her grief, but only an
additional TO it, She followed closely, and
snon hated before small tenement which
hsy entered. Here she paused to meet a
council OF war. What tactics to follow she
was in doubt, but determining to storm the
citadel, she knocked, and hastily brushed
by little child, and in second burst upon
the astonished husband, the embodiment of
injured innocence. Her feelings were about
to express themselves when the scene be-
fore her caused her to reflect A poor wo
man on sick bed, babe not old enough
for christening, child in crib, two little
girls in bed, met her eye. She read the
story At glance, and returned home under
escort OF her lord and his friend who assured
her that she had discovered the great secret
Of Masonry. She never arrived at q false
conclusion from Appearances again.-Albd-
ny KaickerJocker.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1855-06-23

A Coop JoKE--A certain legal gentleman
was employed last week TO defend Jack
Ross. the man who broke into the store OF
Davl Pierson short time since in this
place.
1t seems that the theft had not he means
about his person to pay the lawyer but pro-
posed to give him $15 that ne had hid in the
ground in Calhoun Co The fec was readily
accepted, and we understand, plot of the
ground carefully taken, with the various OBJ.
jccts surrounding, pointing out the whcrea-
bouts Of the hidden treasure. After all al.
rangcments were made, and the money al.
ready secured in the Imagination Of the legal
gentleman, the trial came on, and it is said
he was truly labo,ions in his efforts in be.
half of bis client and did him justice as far
as he was able except in one respect. In that
one respect however, it is generally supposed
he was excusable, as the failure was made
during burst Of eloqucnce. We were not
present as a matter Of course, and cannot do
justice in the description. but only attempt
it as We heard it. 1t ran somewhat as fol-
lows:
gentleman Of the jury look at my client !
See what an honest countenance he has !!
Look at him, gentlemen Could any man in.
dulge the thought for moment that my eli.
ant was thief? As fine, good looking
young man noble appearance honest coun.
tenancc as that be Thief Never-never
lie has to-day yes, gen,emen-he has any
day as honest q countepance as haze"
At the conclusion of the sentence, an in.
voluntary smile was seen through the entire
house, as all were ready to acquiesce in the
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From the Knickerbocker for May.
What Young Man saw in broadway.
Suggested by well-knOw Engravingl
BY MEIsTER KARL.


stood on the steps Of the Astor,
And gazed at the living tide
OF vehicles down the middle,
And people up either side.
And | saw maid who was pumpkins"
In q shawl of real Cashmere,
Jump down from the step of q carriage,
While her robe "got cought" in the rear.
Obi the robe was of moire sntique,
very expressive "rag:'
But skirt peeped out below il,
And that was coGec.bas.
knew it had once held coffee,
Though now twas another thing;
For on it was "FI,E OLD JAVA"
Unmarked in store blacking.
And I thought, as she gained the sidewalk,
And the ''muslin" again was furled,
How much those outskirts and in.skirts
We're like mans heart in the world.
How many Pharisee humbus
Plays q lifelong game Of bIsS,
His words all silk and velvet,
And his heart but cotfee-ba
And I turned me into the Astor,
For my heart was begnn ing to sink,
And told the tale 70 my brother,
And it rung him in for drink.
1t ruhg him in for cocktails,
And then to myself l confessed,
When thO't no" | came by the ardent,
That was as bad as the rest.
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RAILROAD UNDER A CEMETERY. La
Chaisc is too small II can no longer &C.
commodate the applicants for intcrmcnt, and
in view, l suppose, Of the Exposition, it's to
he enlarged, like tho Hotel do France. An
"annexc" Of sixty acres has just been added
to Il. Directly through and underneath this
added land, passes railroad tunnel, and in
ono portion, the archcd roof will touch the
floor Of the tombs. II is to be hoped that
the passengers will be kept in ignorance Of
the precise moment when they are passing
through the Tunnel Of the Shadow Of Death.
Unlike the valley Of that name, II has two
ends to Il, an entrance and an exit.--Paris
letter, N. y. Tines.
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UHExrEcrEp ADDITION TO MS FANILY.-A
few days since, as the Cleveland train stop.
ped at the Grafton station, young lady
with an infant in her arms stepped out up.
on the platform, and requested one OF the
gentlenanly engineers to take her child
for few minutes, as she wished to transact
some business. The kind.hcarted man com.
piled with her request, but when the bell
rang, the mother Of the child did not make
her appearance, end the engineer, who has a
wife aud four children Of his own, was some.
what surprised at thcisuddcn increase Of his
family. However, no took the little limo.
cent TO his home, where, according to tho
last accounts, Il was doing we'll.
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A CuriChitY.

A friend at Vaudala sends us the following
ich was posted on the door Of the old
State House in that city on the day Of the re-
cent election. We copy verbatim:
ELECTION NOTICE.
Look out For The Political Monorchal
Temperance Partey. And The Preastcraft
Hypocrisy, And The Monnrchal Prohibtory
Law, For They viii Stoop to Conquer
Stand BY the Constition And The Union.
And Let Them Know, That your Alright
And Still Frecmcn.
yours Against The Frohbitory Law.
The vote in vanda'ia on the liquor law
stood l0i for to 1s9 against How many Of
tho latter were Influenced by the stern logic
and th'ilng pathos Of tho above appeal wo
have not tho means Of asccrtaining -U.
Press.
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The Double Baby at Lancaster, Ohio.


The Cincinnati Commercial stated, = few
days since, that strange case Of mslforma.
ton had occurred at Lancaster, in Ohio, and
adds moro full description:
From the lower extremity Of the breast
bone-where the junction Of the two bodies
take place-upwards, there are tho upper
parts Of two perfect and well developed in.
fants--two heads, two pair of arms, two
chests, two stomachs, two hearts, two pairs
Of lungs and two liyers. From the Same
point downwards, the b'endngs of the two
system into one becomes more and more in.
timate until il seems almost complete. Tho
intestines and the lower organs are in com.
mon, with common tcrmini, and the legs,
made of the right leg of one and the left OF
the other, are q pair, standing the proper
position relative to each other and 70 the
organs in their vicinity. In the rear, how.
ever, the union is less perfect, there being
two well developed spines, each separating
in seperatc os c9ccygie; and what is par
ticularly strange, the two inner legs, dislatcd
to the hip joint and thrown back and up.
ward, and joined together, are found pass.
ing under the true skin Of the back Of the
body upon the right, the feet being sxtr.
Gated and standing up heel and heel, nearly
in its face. The child is female, with ap-
parenay perfect sexual organization. Tho
bodies do Not exactly face each other but
are more nearly face to face than side to
side. One is apparently more robust than
the other, and it is evident that in many Of
the characteristics OF their constitutions they
are different. As one is capable of suffering
while the other is unconscious of pain, il
follows that their nervous system are sever.
al, from which it is, VIC suppose, to be in.
ferred that in case they should survive, each
wili possess a character and individuality Of
its own. This strange phenomenon is tho
offspring of respectable parents at Lancas.
ter. Although delicate, it is thought tho
chances are in favor Of its surviving. Tho
case is in the hands Of Dr.. RGtlcr, ono of
the oldest physicians in the state, whose
skill in its treatment is spoken Of in terms
of aigh commcndaton.
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A SMART BoY.--To tho Eaicierjoeler be-

A SMART BoY.--To tho Kaicicrbocker be.
longs the credit Of the following
"One pleasant day last summer, took my
seat in the stage coach bound from Fall ri.
yer to c.. Among tho passengers was a
little gentleman who had possibly seen five
summers. The coach being quito full, no
sat in tho lap Of another passenger. While
on the way, something was said about
pickpoekets, soon the conversation became
general on that interesting subject. The
gentleman who was then holding our young
friend remarked:
"My fine fellow, how easy could pick
your pocket"
mo, you couldn't" replied he. "rve
been looking out for you all the timel"
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Agricultural Implements,
nACUERRCOTYPEs.

TIME tubs, riber would respectfully inform his
old friends and the rest oi mankind, that lir
hkrnrsses in superior style 10 any ever taken IN
this civ belo,e, Tor have made new discovery
in the arrangement oi light which enables ine to
give more truthful and life like expression to
the likeness thnn is otherwise Obtained. Call In
any weather At my new dagns rooms,
Tor only al 30 ; timer eases at small extra costs
Extra heads Oh same plate tiny cents each. Al
weyscome in Ozark dress, as red, orange, green,
or black.
N B. Ny pictures cannot be excelled any
whe'e--can be .Quailed at but lew places IN the
west. Come In and see. .asl will be glad " show
luc.s whether you wsn, anything or not.
March 81 iAxHs MARsYcS.
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J.ov W Atm m -ur JTpp,n M,sstss,rPi. =

Low WATER on THE UrpER MrssisstrrL--
The st. Paul Democrat Of the llthsays:
The river has not been SO low for yo,rs
during tho month of June at this point, ~ Il
is now. Tiis is the period we usually have
our June rise, and It's non.appcarance this
season is cause Of great Icss 70 lumbcrmsn
and others.
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NANxEEN AND PEKfN,

As once my dassld eyes ] set
Where Julia's neck and bodice NIT
She ask'd what was seeking;
"There- that" said T-"is that Nsnkeen
The lining Of your waist mean"
mo. air." said she, chats Pekin |"
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An editor down East says that he falt cal.
led upon to publish Father Walworths scr.
mon on the 'Locatiou Of Hell," asis was .
question In which nearly oil his readers were
deeply interested.
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A COUNTRY editor, rhyming upon his own
occupation, thus begins his "few stansas:"
First I psnn'da paragraph
And then pcnn'd my pig
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ST SSl; Il EEG.S.

~>A WhOLE,sALE and retail
EJ>sEy:AtM in all kinds OF harness, saddles,
k(ZsSsfSSN N,,ides, mlrlingiles, franks, va
lses, carpet bags, whip lashcs.
collars. In ters, grts, surcinges, &c, mih
ras, corner o, Nam and Columbus sis., Ottawa.
limos .nav5
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CITY MEAT MAssKE'T
TAlJORING,

WILLIAM CONNELl7
u ESPECTFULLYin Y informs tie citizens ofOt.
IL t,wa andthr surrounding country, that he
ha Iusi received a new stock ui
B,oaioiofhs, LasImsr.s and Pestipgs
OF IN. latests,ylr, and all kinds OF taiiors' trim
nings, all ot which hr illscl cheap ior cash.
Also. all lkindso Ready Made Clothing OF his
own manufacture.
Being IN old r-sdieniin Ottawa he would wish
Tor his oldacquain,ances TO give him callbetore
purcias ing elsew here.
Done ON the shortest notice al his old stand orpo.
sit. the old Guy Hotel on Madlsonst. next door
~ Danl Lcahy's Bootand Shoe shop.
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TOTHE PUBLIC,

ECO : ANIL HUko ii ALL KINDS
- IF you want 10 save your time. money ,and
h'arh. then come and buy your
Roots AND Sl1bGS,
,,h. SIGN of The mammoth boot. IN ilossack's new
block, where you will ind the slbooIs and shoes
in ,he ri Y Of Ottawa, Of our own manufacture. ;
and also eastern made work, Ot the very kind,
so ,ha, the economical buyercanno; help buying.
Please call and examine Tor yourselves. Our
moitois, small profits quick sales, nndnocred.
IL !" NJ u. PRscoTT 4 Co.
B.-TVork made to ordcron the most reason
nblr terms, in the most fashionable style, by the
yerv b, ,,tworkmeu. Long experience and know.
edce of,he business, enables the subscribers 10
ou,do those who know nothing about lenthrr;
Iiv i5-lv. MH.P & Co
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l. adies' Dress Making Rooms !
MISS A. SHEDD

Is now pre- pared TO execute n the best manner
i all kinds OF ladies' wearing 'parel. Gentle.
mems shirts nnd-. and nil klnds OF plan sewing
done to order, A share Of public patronage is re.
spcctIully sohciied.
Rooms over h. Y. Grisgs dru . store. north
OF the court house. April 2l-lf
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/. Francisco was powerful built
standing six feet and one Inch in heJghts
and weighed 2G0 pounds. His muscular
system was cxtiaordnary developed, and he
had been known to shoulder, with ease q
cannon weighing eleven hundred lbs and Z
gentleman OF undoubted vcracity, (still living
in Virginia. who knew him well, says, ''hs
could take me in his right hand and pass
over the room with me, playing my head
against the ceiling, ss hough had been q
doll baby. My weight was 1876 pounds. -
His wife, who was u woman of good fze,
and fair proportions, he would take in his
right hand aud holding her out at arms
length, would pass around the room with
her, and carry her up aud down stairs in
that position. He could take barrel oil ci.
der by the chimes, AMI holding it to his
mouth, would drink from the bung long
and hearty drausht without any apparent
exerton.
Yet, with all his strength, he was a very
peacefully disposed man, and never made
use oi his power, except in case Of necessity
about his usua! yocations, or in defence OF
the right. On occasions Of outbreaks at
public gatherings, he was better at rushing
in and preserving the public peace than all
the conservative authorities on the gronDd.
Although uneducated, he was q man of
strong natural sense, and of kind amiable
disposition. lie was withal q co,npaniona.
BILE man, and his anecdotes and stories Of
the war, of which he possessed rich fund,
rendered him welcome guest in the first
families Of the State. Ills industrious ana
temperate habits, together with his kind dis.
position, made him many friends, and
through their influence he was appointed
Serseant-at.arms Of the Virginia house Of
Delegates, in Which service he died, in 1896,
and was buried with military honors in the
public burying ground at Richmond.
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Millinery.

~ A Il Mrs. Greeg's old sand, corner oi
SA Maia and Columbus streets, mny be
~ found a new aud iull assortment oi Millinery
goods suitable for the spring aud summer trade.
Al branches Of millinery aud dress making done
70 order Thankful foi past patronage, Mts.
I,reug solicit "a continuance OF the sanie np2S
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DENTISTRY,

- I'VE the undersigned have tli.
E.s day entered in to n CO partnership
CYYY for the practice OF Dcmiistry, ten
der their professional services to
the citizens Of Ottawa. and vicinity. All operation.
performed in u scientific manner and warranted
Qual ~ utility to the best. Office hours from A
NJ. to5P. NJ. WM SMITH. NJ d.,
Ottawa July 81 R.F. TAyLoR. ID. b. s.
Having entered into the above CO partnership
DR.. Smith requests nil persons indebted to him ior
past services. TO call II, d settle Tor the same,
lie as"is obliged for past patronage aud socits
a continuance of the sa,nc,
Office in Sanger g. A ArmOur's Rlock
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1855. ". D. BRISTOL, 1855.
Forwarding and Commission
w n,s a& EAA n ~.@S
| OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.

Cash paid for all kinds Of Produce At the Cush
man " are House, Main Canal.
Nav 1874
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1000 MI sSSes pas q. S sny "".is p s snfn
Fash sls ~ Gtc SrLrurrsES br"
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establishing nj. at the s'de.cul lock near the main
tnnnl, Ottawa, to manufacture in style and a,
n cl eapnrss hitherto unapp. oached In Ottawa
all kinds of
Agricultural Implements,
Such as common securing, one horse, aud prairie
FLOWS, harrows, cultvators, horse rnkes,
&c IN short all kinds of heavy farmers tools -.
Their machinery isnll new, perfect. and prcpe. led
by an abundant never failing water power. Far
mers ar. invited to cn, an examine their work,
whe,,er l,y wish to purchase or not.
An their ,rork ia narrdnfrd.
Orders from dls,aRr promptly attended to,
and implements placed ON board canal boats or
cars fee OF chaige. ieb3-tt u. q IL.
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Farmers, Attention
Drew g. Waierhofer

III AVE the pleasure OF
IL inforn'in +, the farmers
OF La Sale and surrounding
counties that they are now
prepared at their larg" new
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-21
TO THE LADIES
OF Sunbury and Vicinity.
AGNEW & CO,
1876 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.

l96 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
A RE now offering TO purchasers a splendid
1A STOCK Of New Spring shawls, Mantillas and
Dress Goods their assortment Of Paris made
Mantillss, is very extensive. comprising one Of
the hast selected Stocks in the City, aud at eI.
tremeiy low prices.
SHAWLs-Btoeha, Cashmere and Gold bor-
dsFed shawls, long and square. Also, large
assortment Of Rich Embroidered and PLATA Can
ton Grape shawls..
sILKs-PaEsieuisr attention is requested 10
our stock Of Broeads, Plain, Plaid Stripe. Moran
Antiuue aud blk. Silks. of sil qualities and
prices. Wash Silks in great variety.
DRESS GoODs-fiouuesd bssese Robss.
Gtsnadinss. Tissues. bsseses, ossandinss.
Mousilsas Challis Dslaiass. hTIlisnl.. ffensh
sad EnglisA chiniz1s &e, Embsoitsriss of ell
dsserlpuons Collars. slsssss. hpfies, iaseEt.
ngs, With full slaek Of Rlbhsas, Ladies and
lisallsnsns' Glssss. HoissIy, &e,
conslsnlly receiving hssh supplies ei season
able Goods, pes steamers hsm HAVE. LissIpeel
New Yofk and Philsdslphia Auction saiss'-
PuIshsssIs aIs requested " call sad sraalns saI
slosk u splendid spsins Goods before pa shas'ns
AGAEW a co,
ls6 chssiaal 81, fhllsds-
APni =, issa.--3m,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-04-21
JAMES MccLINTocK, MD. Late

e PROFESSOR Of Austomy and Surgery in the phI
adelpha College of Medicine, and Acting Professor u
Midwifery OF the Consulting Phys ,d the Fhil-
adepha Hospital Blocklcy; late member Of the Natua
Medical Association member Of the Phisdephia Nell
cal Society member OF the Medico Churgicai Coege
OF Philadelphia; formerly President and Professor 81
Anatomy ana Surgery in castleton Medical College vcr-
mont and also, 1te Professor Of Anatomy and Physu-
ogy in Berkshire Medical Institution, PisGed Mass
&c &c, &c.
Has lately introduced popular form several Of hi.
f,vcri.e PTescIplons for the EnncP- disease Of hi,
for which il Is intended to be used.
DIR. .MectINTocK's PECroRAL SYRUP. Price 81
DIR. McCLINToCKS ASTHMA AND HooPlNo
COUGH REMEDY; Price 50 cts
SYRUP-For Purifying the Blood. Prize 81.
DR.. McCl.INTOCK'S DYSPEPTIC ELIN1R-Fof
giving tone to the stomach relieving pains after eating
indigestion Price 81.
DIR. MccLINTocK's RHEUMATIC slISTuRE--A
Purely Vegetable Remedy internal Price so
DR. MccLlNToCK's RHEUMATIC LlNINENr-
For Rheumatism, SPruins Swelings, &c, &c. Priee
DIR. MccILNTocK's ANoDYNE MIxTURE-Fa
Pains, Toothache, Headache, NeunSis &c. &c. PFiss
DIR. McCLINToCK's FEVER AND AeUE sPE-
DIR. McCIINTOCK'S DiARRHCEA CORDIAL AND
CHOLERA PREyENTivE-A safe remedy.
PlILS.-Fo Cnstvencss, Hcndaehe, &c. Price Is cts.
DIR McoLINTOCK's ANrIBIlIOUS PILIS-For
IIregnanty in the Functions Of the Liver and Bowes-
the best Liver Pill made. Price % cts box
For sale by DR.. J. McCIINTOCK, at his Medical De-
pot w corner ninth and Fbert ss Philadelphia. and
at all Druggists and Dealers in Medicines An Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines who wish 10 be agents. will
please address DR.. McCntock, furnishing References
meme OF POST Once, county and state.
mokin; VIM. weimer, Northumberland C. Brown, M
ton F. p. Lutz Bloomsbury; Jacob Harris, RuckhorR
John vanleco, Light Street, | sharpiess Son, csa-
January Q, tsss-sn.