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e various affections consequent upon u d!sordered
.SIO.NiET or LIVER

And the various cors consequent upon d!so.d.red
STO.IACH Oh LIVER,
Such Ipdi:eston AeIty Of stomach CucSy Pains
n s ,,, hoS OF Apges pespoalecy Cossyeness
Hsurasie AstiOns it Ia. IN instances proved
hiSnlI ben hcia ana in others Effected decided cure.
scientific principles, uanuer Of the celebrated
li"a" Professor Bocr!aye Because great success
l't q tie European States, Its introduction into
Tilted Safes was intended especially OF our
at3and scattered here and tnere the this
l-t! S"niF' Meeting with great success them
o o5f 70 the Angrsan public, kno'ins that It's truly
It TO those persons con-
have Seen Impaired by the o,
tntanSmH In effect i finds its way directly to the seat OF
: riin and ICicktniTx every nerve, raising up tho
roopns s. and, il fact, iuusiIG life and vsor to
the system.
r. -,-. cAur1oNl
Inc greet popularity of this delightful Aroma
mary nsu.i.s which tir public shCald guard against in
boerhayes Holland Btters fair trial. One bot
nc viii ean'inee you how infinitely superior all these
WHAT IT is DOING FOR THE SICK.
se nse TS Iosnd nPisa: ':y pS
'iH y ~; Tesyes scson and debility"
rs yts fer severe headache, viii. sh!ei had long suf
J. "; woolweI, FIG, says: 81 have used Boerhave,s
s,oGl Us ,Gs. en reeo:naen it to others, know
All Jonathan &s~lr, Of Lower CIair says: at have
sT'.s Eg o'it from its for weakness of the ston-
[apS rh 5, SAYS; Atssr several physicians
TN a,;,5y Of "a; M. .SrI, "g F p
." m best physicians ia the place had failed
!iard ,'ers cured me of the form OF Dyspepsia
trTtc FS, onlr manufacturer .origipal Extrart
q" Core sS: Il know shat your Holland BIiters is ons
or liver" W O'HASH
r LII Tg sdiior Of the Faekel, Baltimore rrouounces
II = inTle ne deserving the confidence of the public
hF Ea-Lliart, the leading German physician OF p.pna
las prescribed IL frequently during the three wears with
sans. O! the v-nern;lv $3.50 Va
Te aH1rer Of the sou's Vinegar Factory says: ST used
Il az s.if nN therefore Induced try its eject upon
1E Tfe ttronie with the debility common to ali Of
| iaal ANYTHING she has ever tlken.'' s
expects to find in this beverage viii
re disappointed; hut TO the sick, loI SnTjti II
@ Prov grateful aromatic cordial possessed of Ensu
lpr"prietcrs, ~ :! ~ ~
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists.
- Pittsburgh, Pa.
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VI request all who do not get their papers
:. .,.r.r tc leave information at the office, as
~ =: are punctually sent.
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CIRQUE, wnooP1NG corGu. 1NrIrr,;zA
Ef0AI coxEEls, NJ. n.

AMOS Ike ESQ, MoSrEaEY, Ia, writes Of January
5o ~ had tedious Influenza, which me ia
y sFsa your PkTonAL 6y the av'ee of Clergy
he uese resred the soreness in throat luncS:
less than one bali the bottle made ne tly we'll You9
medicines are the cheapest well the can buy
| mans friend" "'' PVSt
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THRNEW PRA6 TIoE OF pRoR F:DfiFI9.R Am
= bRGRATais RLRcrRtc on, 1 1
INsrANTANEo1rs nnpr

INSTANTANEOUS CURE
Pro- y1s I-.,.,a - CusnEntGSD, Ml., Aug. g 1850
-. DsSfdt'ileAr Sir have had sic neck frT,
, Tor t'e last six weeks, could with Ji1cn,tr
VIII n my nta Aeeie3si!y met with gentleman Who
SfSjetcS o. DeGraths Electric on the part
go eUIc me IN two minutes. stiffness entjytiv
Eone , ron my neck Therefore, can cheeFfiy rsor;
""4a not be without 1t II IT cost me $I6a bottle
ZADoCK BRASHEAR. :.
ua BE- sure you buy DsGras Electric on All other, ar.
For t9 saeby 7. II. LOGAN { CO., Bridge Corner.
as as Oy LAuGHLINs' & BUsHFIELD,
Monroe Street.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, Js. & Co,
Manufacturing Pharmaceutists and Chemists,

GENERAL AGENTS
PlliIGeiphI1 7. W. Sons 1872 n 81 street No.
York Barnes PARK, 3 broadway, corner Duane Bnlti
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H4irT ST. = Louis Barnard Adams & Co. n ORLEANS
SEA IN Nhcens by LauVhlins &-Dnshfcli T. n Logan
Co, and other Druggists and Merchants re ernr I-@,,h
nlt THE CUiIsd States and CanadGs, octsiHvIxH
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GREAT NATIONAL WORK
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do not despair TIL you tried ArrR,s
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Change of Schedule.
ss1szSZI SSE!4as5G
Ts4 IS o,;, g or,rcs B. 50. r. r.

H.
Wheeling Sutton, Aug. eth, 1856.
OS and after Mag the 21t the Passenger Trims (uccom
m0datio express and mAil will leave this station daily at
I:Iu \. NJ. j2h 2. ". and 1u:IO p NJ.
, me mifs9ns and SuThs rlHnI ACCOMMODATION Train will
Cumberland at iU p ~ Leaves Cumberland at Sis A. ii
anu arr Ives at Wheeling at 4:3O, p. NJ.
The srress Train at 42H p NJ and will s.on AT
inc following stations: penwood, Moundsvle, Cameron
ta:FinGnt Newhurg, Howlrshurg Piedmont Cum
ocaey, SykrsviiIe Had Washington Junction. -
The Mail Train leaves Wheeling daily Saturdays exceute
AZ to:ln T. N. and stops at the regular stations.
W. $. wooDs1DE, Superintendent. 90
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AaR
- Pour magnificent line Engraving
From the Originals, at the SPISGLER INSTITUTE 10
1ouH1 LddfGs. UoRgGN D. ABBOTT, Priaeipai. "
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PITTsBuRGu, Oct. 1A-River foot O inches
by metal mark and falling Weather cool and
cloudy.
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The EYe and Enr-

my late tour in Europe, obtained ssvera zsz
~ Instruments, and Remedies ncaleuiabie yslae IN
speciality There is nothing 20 the fseuity In 81
yer hemisphere, with which familiar EhIch ross
ne" lots, enables me ~ restore sIGfrT and AEARfN Ia
gases Altert9 deemed hopeless. Cataract positively
" s~ method, without pain also 6setntfn or roSS
Ayss IN few seconds cured In tic serity az
cases Examinations, Cicers, Films Epees ana .ry
lnSGFiabiy also. Deafness Singing Tie Bar and Die.
py az entirely new process. Ny Treatise On a.
price % cts also, ARTIFICIAL EYES uhIeh move nd
eSsSI5 hEs The natural Eye and inserted v4tout
s 1 ana Al remedies, forwarded hT mall CoSsl
JAMES W. POWELL, 81 n f
Asealist, Auriat, 40. -
-gei4:u4Nty OEHIcKS, 6g9 AEoadRAz. Il Z
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AsToR Housx, New York CITY Marcia 1856
DIR. AVER, LOotH feel It duty pleasure to in.
FORM you what Your CERnY done Tor my wife
enc Ahd been ATe months lAbOEng the dangerous
symptoms OF Consumption, from which aid could pro-
cure gave heT much relief She steadily failing, until
commended trial Your medicine W. bless his tinnts.
as We do your SKIN, for she has that day
her cough and calls herself we'll ~ " $500
Yours, with gratitude and regard
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Fail Style Hats.
ICFCElNED this day 10; Of Beebes Fall STYLE six Hats
can b- found la tie city, ' H ~
au21l s. n. HARPER SON.
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ASTHMA OR PHTHlSIC, AND BRONCHITIS.
WESr MANCHESTER Pa, Feb. i, / S56
st2; fonr CHERRY PEcroaIL is performing marvellous
cures IN ts section 1t has relieved several from aaTul-
ing yErtGIns Of consumption, and curing man
mas laSered under an affection OF tie lungs last
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lOuY Lis. runice stVzie, In slCrs AID i0T soit 6y
4lZs 4 c. H 70,
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PoTlCHoMANIE-

SAtStS
NE new and beHutful ornnusnttnR III. ,tups..&
ess vessel TO resemble tie FrNEsT PAISExD CsiEx Al
9AE OF THE CoST, is creating irnraxnse
utes and GeEEnIC alike fascinated Nd, IA. slSt
III 9ccupanon chaste and elegant amusement FOR GI-
1 SCHOOLS encouraging taste for grace In design
san be IN ,e arrangement OF eoIors The Ar
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Rorsaie by OLIVER PRYOR,
sept22- 1td2nlE
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Probably remedy ever been known which cur-
ed many and such dangerous casea as this sor no hu
as aid could reaeh to those the cuxaar PGcro
relief and comfort.
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COnsuInpiion

WeHsht add volumes evidence but the most convlne-
proof Of the virtues OF rs4y found IN It's effects
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A. a. RAMSEY, NJ. D., ALBION. MosRor co,sry. 1,,r,
writes sept g. ls5 "Durng practice os many years
nave FOUND nothing equal to CHERRT for civ
as are curabe." - ---A 7Ns'
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SWEET POTATOES.
o bills prime, from Baltimore, for sale by
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MEJ,OnEONGJ

N4 HAOb1jOINS
IST OPENED-a fresh lot of MclOdeons, 4 and octave
single ana double reeds with all the provrments
eudin= the divided sweli double reed equal an $500
church oFrnn These instruments offered 4 small
guiTcd. AZ
fns asormentOf Piano Fores also at prices,
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IT LS,A GREAT SPRING lLEDICZNEy e.
TIE GREAT RE%UVATOR OP THE SYsTEH
NeeAte ladies and children EIIl please to gfTe IL
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Es..gps, oct. s.h, 1856,
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Mem Civilizations.
ID b l. s II ID THIS DAY,
MAGDALEN HEPBURN,

By the author Of /" zAidee.v Price. 81

By the author Of ZAidee- Price ST.
The writings Of this accomplished lady have already
popularity in this untry The period which relates tn
Scottish Reformation extremely rich thrilling ncidsu.s
which the author has into book natural and
life Ike The loueest andAons Of the press have
ktspsd upon II. We append few Of the opinions:
"As literary work 10 Of sterling crit; the language
always ebsst strong and scholarly The bes. critics give
book the seal ftber appreciation" Boston Transcript
"Th. story Of Scottish history and romance spirited
imaginative full of charming simplicity ane good and of
heathy, cheerful tone Those who have read the former
works by the author Zzdee will read this with much
interest,"" Detroit Advertiser.
1.-THE reader -.snd very much nteres.
while be reads the story Of the Reformation Sceand
villas hills and dale given by the author In style both
qusint ndiattrActve" Savannah News.
mis- elephant has scarcely nval among the feminine
writers Of hetpresen;tase" IN. o. Delta
"Masds.n Hepburn is greatly superior to 'ZAcee'"
[Richmoud Dispatch.
There is nots stain OF sentimentAis Laura Matilda
writing in the book" saturday Evening Post.
Garrett Dick F,zrerd have laid under obligations
for charming Mssdalen Hepburn" Baltimore Dispatch.
49, Cop'pcuous 10 story stands the nhexble form
Of John Knox" Ba tinore Methodst.
Ary proceeding from the pen Of talented writer
the suhoes Of Zsdee fail great expec.s
iiops." [Quebec Literary Gazette.
1--WE consider this Of the best productions Of the
gifted author" cleveland Plaindealer
"Msedaen Hepburn may justly rank with those fsrfsned
productions Of Sir Walter Scott for the eharactes
|, is modern Mandy psnby milk and water moonlight
ard romance but vigorous porrture Of Scot
tish Hfe.r fFal River News
1.-THE auhoress ha. av.ed herself with extraordinary
Of the telling Of the Reformation when began
to break the letters Of corrupt priesthood and Knox sounded
he trumpet in bis native country which Luther blew to the
throw of the Pspal Jericho in Germany" louisville Jour
We could quote leo favorable notices did space permit.
GARRETT, DICK L FITZGERALD, No. 10 Ann'st.
For sale by all Booksellers.
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Ready Tomorrow Nov. IA;
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PiC-

Ready Tomorrow, Nov II;
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY nv
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eresirs valuable PICTURES be found in any PuseA
ton Of the d.y
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Among other CHOICE PICTURES, contains LARGE foh'
TRAITS Of
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| Statue Of America" BY Hiram Powers.
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thai beat all the European Yachts at the sea, Yacht Race In
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6orses. Carriages, Sc.

Tor SALE-A fine blood bay HORSE, years
L old sound and reliable can trot mile N mssn'es
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YORK, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ID, 1856.
Published this day. Nov. L. 1855:
MARIAMrNoE E rae or b. TsE Or EEaSn FATE
q. ~.
One VOL limo nearly 900 PAGES, beautifully illustrated.
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OPINIONS on THE PRESS:

OPINIONS oP the Press:
Christian Secretary. Hartford. Conn.
there 10 lack Of producing dsep,y
,hS work for the life and times Of Herod marked
voc n,erestine and viii be read We have no doubt 81
muliitaces with absorbing senon Several fne enrsvns
,On ,he ns .aohe Of the ced 1.ss Of ''
HAiA'HlN' Old Colony Memorial, Plymouth Maa.
TIL: n =. % and with al nc iHeres Of To,5c.
nsrrve Of scenes in he fe and At The death Of Marianne
~ ,b,t unHssrns kind whic Ireeude the FEASIBILITY OF lay
M . the wronu son o he
nee with which every Chsis,ia should be familiar wbo the
slIS .Id every thing Of herr which bears powerful AZ
pres. genius df ss.s sAs sG sa! sss s..
wv. are always glad to stones founded scnpturl
Us suciys manner ~easins around them the charm Of
enneci.d nsIstve The author Of the present work LAID
s but tnns many passage. describing many
people q that pshtd y oustt . Be ~ldsIy circulated
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in Jerusalem the time in the days Herd The heroine is
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the characters are Drawn WIZ skill A..
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nd calculated to im press on the mind the events Of the
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II
lLWnI be published Saturday, Nov Is;
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Republican Central Committee.-An adjourned meet,
ing OF ths will be held Academy Hail. No 663
Broadway, THIS Thursday EVENING Nov IS at O'clock
precisely h. kLTCHOM, Chairnan'
WV. PEEL, }so.rs.or;es
GO TERWILLIGyR, '0''
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Board ano Rooms.

DOARDING, 4: Nos. 4, srd ~ Ess. Brc ,dsay.
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Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-10-03


He at Georgetown College and Convent. ana
principal teacher Of Washington city has the oooT
to announce V his former patrons and the uEhe
generally that he viii the duties OF his cho0l
on Thursday November sth, 1855 at Munders AS
scnnbly Hall adjoining the Star ofhc~, at O'Clock
r. NJ, for ladies, misses, and masters, and On the
same evening, at71f for gentlemen.
He feels assured that the unequailed progress o
his numerous pupils in his former classes Is snlh
Gent guarantee Of his superior skill as an instructor
Prof NJ begs leave 10 remind the public ~ the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Bali, at the
National Theatre, which was attended by upwards
Of 1000 persons.
his new Hall, which is one Of the largest, most
beautiful and conveniently arranged in the city with
two large dressing and supper rooms added, which
can be rented for balls and parties. The location is
convenient 10 persons residing In any part Of the city
Days Of Tuition On Tuesday and Thursday, at
o'clock, p NJ, and on the same evenings, at for
gentlemen,
A class for young married ladies and gentlemen
will be formed shortly. VI aG
All who desire join his classes will please apply
at Mr. John +. Eliss Music store, Pennsyl ave
nue. near Tenth street. or TO Prof NJ, at his rooms
on the above days. subscription list is now open
TO receive the of those wishing tickets
TO the Soirees. Only 70 for the season.
oct 30-du
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ing tone and health 10 tho general system they are
therefore an etfectua remedy In all cases Of difficult
painful or obstructed menses having been used in
multitudes OF cases. in the private practice Of the
original proprietor, with singular success in which
they have proved to be Of the highest value and ef
cacy Price 90 cents. 81
DIR. BROTHERS. DIAPHoRETIO POWDERS. +
These Powders form very valuable Anodyne, Di-
aphoretic and Sudorhe compound They are bene-
fcially administered in Fever, St Anthony Fire, or
and in all cases where an anodyne combined with a
sudorinc, is required In these diseases, It should
be administered In small doses II IS also applicable
to many other diseases, such as rheumatism and
spration without increasing the heat of the body and
produces constant moisture Of the skin for great
length of time, while il allays irritation and gives
rest. so cents. sep l5-eodly