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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the Rapid Cure Of Coughs, Colds; Hoarss-
ness. Bronchitis, Rhooping Cough, Group,
Asfhma. and Gonsaso,,J;op

Ast""t1, uItU COtSNWyftUH.
HS remedy has for itself such notoriety for its
cures OF every variety of Pulmonary disease that is
entirely unnecessary recount the evidences of ia yir
tues IN any community where it has been employed
wide Is the held OF its usefulness, and the
cases OF It's cures that almost every section OF country
abounds IN persons publicly known who have been
stored from alarming and desperate diseases of the
lungs oy lis use When tried, It's superiority over
every other medicine of its kind is apparent escape
auon and where its virtues known the public
no longer hesitate what anudote employ for the distress
ing and dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs
which are incident 10 climate And not only IN orn
dabe attacks the lungs but for the mder vareue
OF Colds Coughs Hoarsene &C. and for children II is the
pleasantsst and safest medicine that be obaincd
As has long been in throughout his sec
ton need not do more than the people its qspl
ny kept up TO the best that been and that the
genuine article is sold by .r 49,, .
r. d. GILMAN. Washington; +. BROWN, Phladel-
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AYERS PILLS.
For all the Purposes Of Family Physic.

'INiERE has long existed public demand for efec-
l. tive Purgatve Pill, which could be relied $
and perfectly safe in its operation This has been prepar
ed to meet that demand and extensive trial vr-
tues has eonclusively shown with what
pushes the purpose designed is easy to make physi
cal PA but not easy make the best OF all Ps-one
which should have OF the objections but all the ad-
vantages OF every other This has been attempted here,
and with what would respectfully submit
the public decision. Ii has been the Pc
monous and irritating the bowels This is not Many
Of them produce so much gripping pain and revuson
SYSTEM as 10 more than 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,
harm can nssr from her use in any quantity but ia
better that any medicine should be taken udciosy Mi
mute directions, their the several diseases
winch they are applicable, are given the box Among
the complaints which have been speedily cured by hen
we may mention Liver Complaint in its various
Jaundice Indigestion lansuor and Loss of Appetite, List
essness Irrably, Bilious He adache Bilious Fever Fee
yer ana Asue, Pam III the Side and loins-for in truth,
all these are but The consequence of diseased action of
liver As sperlent, they afford prompt and relief
and Scurvy Colds, with of the body, Ulcers and
lmpuriy OF the bioodn short and every where
purgative is required.
They hive also produced some singulary successful
cures In rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy Gravel Erysipclas
Ppitation OF the Heart Pains the Back Stomach aud
Side They should be freely taken i'll the spring OF the
year. 10 purify the blood and prepare the for the
change of seasons. An occasional dose stimulates the
stomach INTO healthy action and restores the appetite and
vigor They purify the blood, aud, by their simuant
on the circuatory SYSTEM renovate the strength Of the
body and the wasted diseased energies of the
whole organism Hence, asional dose is advan
tageous though serious arrangement exists; but
dosing should be carried far
cry purgavc medicine reduces the strength when
excess The thousand in which pIysic is
CURED be enumerated here but they suggest
selves the of everybody aud il il confidently
believed this pill will better purpose than any
thing which has hitherto been available mankind When
their virtues once known the public will longer
doubt what remedy TO employ when in need of caaric
mediciner-
Being sugar-wrapped they are pleasant to take; and
being purely vegetable, no harm arise from their
in any quantity.
For minute directions, the wrapper on the Box
Prepared by DIR. JAMES C. AVER
Practical and Analytical Chemist
Lowell, Massachusetts.
Price IS cents per box Five boxc. for Al
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Two sell the largest most complete, aui.icnr. s..
Il snowy Map OF Serdst0TO!, CriCJsd. &c vet lssurg
just published 70 by - inches. Single copies - cent
Twenty or more, cents per copy Sent by mail ovrr,
where. Postage, If prepaid cent per map. Agerr,
actually cleur from three dollars day sclg. m
Let any one who can spare a week more Tor the a,
wages, send US cash order forthwith, the ,,
10 rush IT, before ScrdsfoJ0l is taken We send The mons
by return mail o express Address
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43 rs and IL Nassau St New N,rL
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TOTHER SIDE.

-, n. H., Jan. &c, 1855.
This town is considered by the people of the
region round about US to be a stronghold of the
Know Nothings, yet we have taken from 75 to
100 copies of the New York Weekly Tribune
for the year past, and hare not heard Of any
falling off since the natire fever set in; and by
the subioined list of subscribers to the Era,
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THE GREAT QUESTION, AFTER ALL.
SorrH EAsroN. Mass. Feb. 9. 1856

OotIh EASioN, MASS, fcO- ~, 1000.
From the result of the late elections in
Massachusetts and New York, it is evident
that the great American question, Slavery, out
strips all others, and is paramount to every
thing else in the public mind. The stakeholder
may rave, the Old Fogy groan, the political
demagogue attempt to get up other issues,
Young America and the Union Saver strive to
throttle it by building up Know Nothineism,
with all its prescriptions, its anti Democratic
and anti Protestant principles and discipline
Still il is no go. What caused the disturbance
among the Brothers" in Massachusetts,. i'm
choosing a United States Senator? What
made q minority of eighty-three break over
one of their rules, (yiz the majority princi-
ple,) set up and vote for another candidate
Nothing but the certain conviction that Gen.
Wilson was sound to the core of his heart on
the Slavery question. What caused that signal
triumph in New York, by which that champion
of human freedom, William H. Seward, was
chosen, in spite of the tactics, discipline, and
despotism, of the so-called American Order,
which in that State had gone over to Pro-Sla-
very influences, horse, foot, and dragons?
From these and many other events which have
transpired, it becomes a fixed fact" that,
whatever other issues may be attempted to be
brought forward as great leading questions, and
which may for the moment divert the public
mind, still this plague-spot Of the nation, like
the ghost of BanquO, soon reveals itself. This,
then, must be tie question, Slavery and Anti
Slavery, and parties must be organized as
their expqnents. Consequently, Know Moth
ingism must soon follow the downward track
of the old Pro-Slavery parties, and pass away.
Its midnight conclaves win then be changed
for opsp caucus jts secret grips, PASSWORDS,
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FITSl FTTS!l

I + you wish TO be cured OF Epilepsy. or the falling ,
i ness, Dr.. Harris FtgetaJis Erfroc, II Is H. ..
remedy for you. The OF ID. W Stewart E.. nt ...
well-known hrm Of Browning, stewart. & Allen ,,i.
sale boot and snoe dealers No. ~ Warren sfe,; y.s
cured by this medicine. after all other means had f
hundreds OF others have also been cured by See pm
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CAN'T STAND 1T.


am covenanter of the old school, and /
can speak for my brethren, and say they are
entirely dissatisfied with your course in relation
to the Catholics. The time you spend in de-
Tending their principles ought to BIO spent in
defence Of the cause of the oppressed. Next,
a large space is given to the speech of Joseph
X. Chandler. Now, Mr.. Chandler stands at the
lower end of all men, and could not raise a
decent corporal's guard. He stands where all
Catholics should stand, and where all will
stand, as soon as men can be taught to see
that wicked system in its true light. And, as
to Mr.. Chambers Speech there is not a word
of truth in it, from the beginning to the end, so
far as it relates to the doctrine and practice of
Catholics.
Now, | hope we will have no more defence
of Catholics. 1t is not what We pay you for,
nor viii we do it much longer. | hate to differ
from YOU, but your course, to me, is past ac-
counting for; and if you continue, you must
expect to lose whatever subscribers think as
do. Yours, respectfully, GEORGE ORR.
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ONfUhD, MAINE, jan. OF, 800.
Governor Morrilfs Administration will be a
popular one. He is the Andrew jackson of
Maine and has more of the elements that 90 to
make up permanent popularity among the
masses, than any man that has ever been ele-
waited TO the gubernatorial chair in this State.
He will be reelected next fall, by the people,
by at least ten thousand majority Mark that.
The old Slaveocrat Hunkers in Maine are
giving up in despair, and are talking about
finding more comfortable quarters, either south
of Mason and Dixon's line, or at the head-waters
of Salt River
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Rumored Death Of the Emperor Of China.

Rumored Death Of the Emperor Of China,
EIoNo KOSo, Nay lo.-The progress Of The re.
beIIion is little talked Of just now. TIE pteyaiI.
ing fsmiue has compelled the insurgents to give
oysr Sighting, at least on any scale. Starvation
slstes every one Ia the lace, and The ImpeTASts
have neatIy all their UWa ways but the frigAtful
famine now dominant may produce not less EeAt.
ful reaction, augmented and fastened BY the hot
tor1 Which famine inevitably occasions. TheEs IS
report current that The Emperor HEyvXo is dead,
but no conkrmalOry accounts have been received
ofsuch an event. The insurgents still hold Man
kin, but we 10 not heal Of their making any sd.
vancement towords Pekin. Canton remains quI.
Ct, IN political sense, hui lis domestic state is
frightfI in consequence ofthe famine.
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morning In the mosquito season. sad millions Of
Them will ay up IN yout face. Close the windows
Of your room u night, at he nsk Of being sno.
Ihered for want Of aiT, being careful at The sane
| me previously 10 exclude every mosquito. and 60
10 bel With pitcher Of that same citizen waIetln
The loom, anil enough will bEeed from II during the
night TO give you any satisfactory amount Of tFoa.
Bile. la fact, SlGndiag by shallow, half stagnout
pool, in nidSutnHeFS DAY, yon may see tue
Tlgg!e tails become perfectly developed mosque
toes, tnd AZ into ysut face aud sling you. What
itb necessary to know at this Jay s-has there yet
been discoveItd Suy positive eXternin0tOr Of that
infetnAl pest, and dIStu15et VI nIsAvs iIuMbeFs,
the mosqultOl
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FLoua GalSa BpaorXa.-AI wellsbutg. last
Week, - lOt VI Anur VAS oeted tot 81 pei barrel,
byan Individual who bad been holding up'' lnt
ahieh price, 4ot being wiln, suIne time sgo, 70
take EiO net barrel. The a0ur would not bring
the 81, sud was left 90 commission 10 ind put.
chaser. An odeI, we Understand. vas also made
70 tuTnlsh AOuE from new wheat al IS pet batteI,
ale, harvest, tut no one was fOuud willing to
purchase 81 thai pIice. The tables ate tutAide-
instead t'golOg LeEsiRg' tor aout At two prices,
Aouf ia going begging tot price adequRte to
Gust Of producing it. THIS will be glad news 10
the pool in more localities than OHe.-Sieutta.
vile HergM.
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