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Sup't Five Points uouse ot industry.

The following Certificates Of Fred k L. Hertls
and ilenry Meier, are among those peculiar ca.
ses in which permanent cure can be effected
Notwithstanding their continued exposure to
predispOsimG causes. At the time the cures
were perfected, they were engaged in the Chem
ical Works of Ncssrs Chas Prizer j. 90. of
this city.
Alter having been troubled with Fever and
Aguc Tor nearly whole month, aud swallowed
lois Vi eai;:c, -: acquaintance OF mine re-
CONNIE ndcd me TO uy bottle of what is ca!lcGi
the South American Fever aud Ague Rem edy,
and sure enough it worked like a charm.
took II only oac day, aud that was the las.
saw OF the lever. Its with right pleasure tnat
1 state this fact for the benefit OF all whom il
may concern, aud wish everybody the same sue.
cess IL mastering this distressing disease which
II likely enough, II they Will follow my example
FRED'k IT, iiERTLE,
Aug. 1853. ~ WhIppc 81. BrovkkIyn
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Scoril & Mead. n" III, Charters Street
New Orleans, Gen"ral Wholesale Agents for
The Southern States, to whom all orders
must ba addressed.
Sold by THOS. II. MAGIIL., Lancaster
April 80, 1856. n-Iy.
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BIanks! Rlani1sit

A SUt'pLf of blanks on hand at the
Ledger O'6ce, thai will lie sold exclusively
for cash. Persons will oblige us by moi
askhfg III tEtm 0n nf kter nrms.
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PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY

with the greatest accuracy ard Chemical knowl
edge and care devoted in its combination See
Professor Devices Valuable Works on the Prac.
tice OF Physic, aud most Of the hate Standard
Works vi Medicine
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|~$1OO 81.

One hundred Dollars will be- paid to any Phys
lclan who can prove that the Medicine ever in
Jnrcd Patient; aud The testimony OF thousands
can be produced TO prove that il does great
good. Gases of ON one week 20 thii teen
years standing have been ELECTED. The mass
OF Voluntary Testimony in possession OF the
PROPRIETOR, vouchng its virtues aud curative
powers, Is immense, embracing names well
known To
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Sept 20, 1855. % McK:JDin st. WiI.iansburgh

The certificates Of Mr.. j. G. Underhill. Drug
gist, of Jamaica, n. Y, aud those received
through him, will be read with much interest
not only from the very respectable character Of
the parties, but that the medicine was used
under very unfavorable circumstances, and only
when other remedies had been used without
success.
Mr. G.. A. Leonard, N. Y.-Dear Sir;-In
closed you will find some certificates of the ef
iects OF your medicine in this place. 1t gives
satisfaction To every one that has used il, and
the sale will increase as it becomes known I
take the responsibility to warrant il. Mr.. Ste.
phen Henderson, OF this place sent a bottle I.
lIis wifes sister, with like good result. as whe,,
used by himself and wife. .Rr. II. is an old
man, very respectable citizen Of this lace,
and is well known.
Truly yours, &c,
JAS. G. UNDERHILL.
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Medical Advertisement.

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PREPARATION or
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For Diseases Of the Biddcicr, Eidueys, Gravel,
DropSM Weaknesses, Ob@ruciion, Secret
Diseases, Femate Complaints, and
all Diseases Of tie Ser
udI Organs,
Arising from Exccsscs and Im,prudencies in lif,
and removing all Improper Discharges from the
Bladder, kid"cys, or Sexual Organs, whether
existing in
MALE or FEMALE,
From whatever cause they may have origin
.atod,
AND No MATTER OF HOW LONG STAN.
DING,
Giving Health and Ygor to the Frame, and
Bloom to the Paliid Cheek.
Joy to the Amioted!!I
1t cures Nervous and Det,atcd Sufferers, and
retnoves al the Symptoms, ameung which will
be found
Indisposition
to ENetton, Loss of
Power, Loss Of Memory
DiNculty Of Breathing Cen
er;'l Weakness, Horror of Dis
case, Weak Nerves, trembling. Drcae-
tu Horror OF Death, Night Sweat, Gold feet
Wakriulness, Emness of Vision, Languor, Uui
vcrSal LasStudc Of the Muscular Svslrm Often
Enormops Appetite, with ID spcptic Symptoms.
Hot Hands, FluSlngof the 3odv, Dryness
of the Skin, Pallid Councnarcc and
Evuptous on the Face, Pain iu
the Back, licavinCSS OF the
Eyeuds. frequently black
spots Flying before
the Eyes,
with Temporary Suilusion and Loss of Sight.
Want OF attention. Great Mobility, Restlcssness
with Horror OF Society. Nothing is more
Desirable to such Patients than Soil
tudc, and nothing they more Dread
for tear OF themselves no Re-
pose Of Manner, no Earn
eStncss, no Spccula-
ton, butu Hurried
Transition from
one question
to another.
These symptoms, il allowed to 20 on which
TINS medicine invariably removcs-suu,, fellows
Loss OF Power, fatuiiy, and Epleptic Fits-in
one oil WHICH the paticn, may expire Who can
say that these encesSes are not frequently fol-
lowed by those dcciul disca>cS-lnSanitv and
NOhSuh'p'ol| IHC lcCOriS OF the Insane ASy-
iums, and the melancholy deaths hy Consump-
ton, bear ample witness to tic truth of these
assertions. la Lunatic Asylums the most mel.
nmcholy exhibition appears. The couutenancc
Is actually soddcu and quite dcsttutc-ncithcr
Mmth or Grief ever visits it. Should u sound
Vi the voice occur, II Is rarely articula,e.
"With woiu measures wan despair
Low sui!cn sounds his grlvt bcguicd."
Debility is most terrible! and has brough, |
upon thousands to untimey graves. |
mus blasting The ambition ofmany noble youths. |
1t can he cured by the use of this
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have had the Fever and Ague for severa
weeks, which kept me ut home, unable to work
! tried number Of prescriptions, without fud
ing any relief, until my factory boss sent Inc
bottle OF the South American Fever and Aguc
Remedy, which 1 have used, and alter some
days found myself entirely cured have had
no attack since that tinie now fourteen mouths
anu feel great confidence liz this ya!,.aoi,. fasL.
icine, TO which owe my recovery.
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READ! READ! READ!!!
IT WILL TAKE YoU BUT a FEW MINUTES, AND
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THE GREAT PURIEJER or
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IN public. Oh
SATURDAY. NOV, 18th, 1857.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

We find in late number of that sterling demo-
cratic Journal the Rock Islander, candid and ably
written article on the administration, from which
we make the following extracts:
''Though Mr. Buchanan has been but little more
than month in Office public confidence in the future is
restored Men no longer fear disruption and civil war.
Sectional feeling has lost much of its bitterness. The
crisis is already passed. and the successful days of geo.
graphical paes are over All men already feel that We
have at our head statesman whose vigilance for his
countrys welfare sleeps whose wisdom has been
matured by long years of experience in great affairs and
whose moral courage enables him TO gappe with the
gravest emergencies. In the ripe age, experience and
vast legal and political knowledge of the srous states
men who form his cabinet they have additional guala
tees of the wisdom of his administration Mr. Buchanan
appointments to subordinate stations have been such
to show his wide and deep knowledge of men They
have universally becn hailed-even sometimes by the
bterestopposiion journals as eminenty tand proper
''The administration has made most fortunate begin
ming We anticipate that its will bc omincntly
successful that its usrious chief will retire in 1860
accompanied by the love and honor of the whole nation
the peaceful calm of Wheaand while his constitu-
tional advisers will be greeted by the pauds of CRATE
full people with We'll done, good and faithful servants
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
INDIAN UosTTIrrIEs IN MINNESOTA.

The st. Paul (Minnesota) Pioneer is disposed to
regard ihe late reports in reference to the alleged
Indian hQstilfcs - that Territory az gross eEaggera
topseF to pse the emphatic language Of thai paper,
as IA great hamhug." IN its issue of the 18th pt:
- end the following statements
". --,~r arrived on Friday night from
ssTbe steamboat In.. 40 came down on
Travers DIES Sioux. The passengers Wa
the Clarion confirm the correctness of the statemen
made by us yesterday relative TO the gross exaggeraton
of the reports of Indian murders in the neghborhood OF
Mankato
As we stated yesterday there is not the least evidence
20 sustain the report attack by the Indians on the
settlers on the Watonwan and Blue Earth rivers. The
only murders of which have any intelligence were
those committed at Spirit Lake, Iowa. and at Springfield
in Brown county but five miles from the Iowa line, in
March and the carly part of April Nor Is there any ev
dcnoe going to show that the band of outawcd Indians
who committed the murders ut those places proceeded
north in the direction Of Mankato, but the contrary
Il is believed by gentlemen at Fort Ridgey, conversant
with the character Of the Indians that Immediately upon
the commission Of the outrage at Springfield they departed
in great haste for the Missouri This marauding band
did not number twenty-five men, and composed OF
outlaws from the various annuity bands in the Territory
with sprinklng Of Yankons, who, II is well known,
have a decided penchant for robbery"
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
THE COMING ELECTION IN KANSAS.

The election in Kansas takes place on the 18th of
next month. A Kansas correspondent Of the st.
Louis Republican writes on the 10th utimo as fol
lows .......
The great question is, 'Wi the freesolers vote p
They have sworn that they will not. Should they per-
sist Kansas must necessarily ask for admtance with
constitution admitting slavery or at least not prohibit
ing it, The census act provides that one shall vote
whose name does not appear on the corrected lst Of
voters prepared under its provisions It certain that
they have refused 70 he registered thus far and as they
have but days to go on II Is most probable that the
roslavery vote, shown by the returns viii h vastly
in the majority The truth is that the policy OF the abo-
tion leaders is to let Kansas be slave State without an
effort for the purpose of keeping up agitation This pol
icy dictated At the North has been adopted in Kansas
Let Kansas come In as slave Staa, as il must ndoubt
edly do should they persist n the course nampd, aud
then what hurrah and fuss they viii make about the
.extension of slavery They will 1--WE told you so
it the object of the democratic party when they re-
peaed the Missouri Compromise. Down with the slavery
propagandiss."
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
THE DEMOCRACY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

We read our exchanges from this sterling demo-
cratic State with very great pleasure. They show
that in spite Of all the efforts by the opposition to
prevent it, there are union and harmony in the demo
cratic ranks and that they daily becoming strong
or ana more spirited. The electors are becoming
fully sensible of the gross frauds practised upon
tiem at the last election and fast leaving stand
ard principally sustained by gross deceptons, and
attaching themselves to the party of the Union.
Leading men, az well the rank and file, are
abandoning the black flag of abolition and dis
union, and arraying themselves on the side of the
constitution, equal rights, and the democracy.
With 80 noble and popular leader as General
Packer the election next fall must result in COM
piete democratic triumph. The opposition now
compelled to fight the battle without the aid of
A'bleeding Kansas " but upon the ground OF pfinci-
Pile. unaided by false news and manufactured des-
patches All is well ip Kansas in spite of opposition
attempts to create new difficulties. The democracy
of the keystone State will confront their enemies
and those of our free institutions face to face and in
that event The result cannot be doubtful The policy
of the President she has given tho patton and that Of
the democratic party in the State must triumph No
efforts of the backrepubiican party can save II from
defeat and ultimate annihiation.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
THE TYRANNY AND OPPRESSION OF REPUBLI-
CANISM


Failing in their attempt TO control the constitu-
tional rights Of the South, the black republicans
have turned their attention to the subjugaton and
control of the democracy at the North, by way OF
Furnishing them for the free exercise of their political
opinions The city Of New York, at the last cleo
tion showed herself strongly democratic, while the
State, as a whole, gave the black republicans plu-
rality, giving them the governor and the control in
the Legislature. The city elected democrats to Con-
gress and to the State legislature and hence must be
punished for her alleged political sins. This could
only be accomplished through the instrrmentaty of
the governor and legislature at Albany; hence the
port-warden bill, authorizing the governor and SEN
ate to appoint nine port-wardens, with enormous
fees and comforting upon them the control of ships
vessels and certain goods arriving at that port and
also with arbitrary and exclusive authority over
divers commercial and legal questions to the exclu
sion of courts and juries, in many cases Old and
Iong-ried and useful laws have been repealed to
fer upon these new officers powers which should
never be intrused to partisan tribunal and to give
nine favorites princely incomes from the pockets of
the shippers and merchants.
But the most extraordinary of all measures is the
new police bill. The people had elected demo-
cratic mayor and other officers from the party.
These must be stripped Of authority; hence the
passage of law to take from the mayor elected by
the people the police powers of the city, and to
fer them upon three commissioners to be appointed
by the governor and senate, thus trespassing upon
the rights of the people, who are entitled to self
government, and violating the solemn charter grant
ed to the people of the city guarantying them GER
tain privileges. These wanton outrages had two OBJ
jecs ia view to wit to deprive the democrats in the
police service Of their employments and to enable the
governors back-republican associates to employ in
their stead partsans Of their own stamp. The con
trvers of these violations of the constitution and the
rights of the people yainly hoped to crush out the
democracy Of the city and to force them to join the
disunion ranks but they mistaken The courts are
open, and these aggressive laws are being pro-
nounced null and void while the people have aroused
themselves almost as one man, and denounced the
tyrannical attempt. Instead Of driving the democ-
racy of the city into the backrepublcan ranks the
mass of the electors of the city have joined the de-
mocracy in resisting this assault upon the liberties
of the people. This tyranny and oppression have
kindled a fire that its authors cannot extingush,
but one which will run over the State and annihate
their remaining hopes, and will give the de-
Inocracy the control of the Empire State.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
GUANo DISCOVERIES.

The New York papers notice the arrival in that
c;t,, of NJ AtI,,, poso ~ tha last Cal;forn;,
' S'o" ~ VIZ
steamer lie went out (says the Mirror) as the
agent of the American Guano Company of New York
~,
anu ii'' NSi'eu JARVIS lSiaIiu ho"iaiu ieiiu' "''O
New Nantucket in the Pacific ocean, and brings
With hin, Com, tons of ,lo ,,o,,o 90 n o.,n,la Tn od
.' ''''i io"- '' - '"' e""'' 90
diuon, large quantity had been shipped Tor New
York The supply of guano upon these islands is
iePoi'eu as peis aioS' ieNiaustlpie' anu Vi q'""
y not inferior TO that OF the Chnchas The schooner
Iihol;bo had orr;yed at UonoIr,, with loo TONS of
guam, hoh Jarvis anu N"nluohet iniahuo, a"aNoh-
ing good deal of interest as the expedition had
- - ;;
'eoi ''oAo' "po" 90
As everything connected with these reported dis
coyeres will be read with deep interest in many sec
!. ru
uoiiS Vi 'ii's county VIZ haNo rom ioi .o ionowi"s
intelligence, which appears i'll the Honolulu Adver-
t;sar of Morob 9
ARRIVAL OF THE schooNfk LhoLlho WITH ONE hosphhp
TONS OF GuASo-lhe arIVa OF the hne schooner Loiho
.apuun Johh faty ON SATURDAY, win ABOUT u nuhuieo
IONS Oh guto, from JerNls anu ne" Nahtuohet isaius
caused no little excitement IN our town when the ex
peuitoh sied Oh lie Zoth vi Dccenpei, oohe aPle'ou
10 take much interest IN III ur.her 'ah 70 express gen
eiiu remuneration OF an humousS'
Inc appearance Oh che specimens oi sua,o wihcn VIC
have seen IL that OF line powder very mnch resembling
snuii, without the strong smell oi ammonia which the
ohncha guaho mas ohuer hiiGloseopc' IL appears ei
tlfcly composed OF cfysazed substance ana resembles
snow Good Judges pronounce IL 10 DC hrst-qoality
guano but what It's value ls, compared WIN Chincha
guano, remains 10 DC determined ABOUT eisnt IONS "
ths guaho goes forward py 'ne paque iaes " pe SEM
on py the man steamer VIA raaia' 70 new ioih, ho
object being to land IT III New YORK as soon as possible
Inc balance Is being shppeu on the Ghpper snip Aspii
to New York direct ana VIII feach that port ABOUT ouy
20. ,
fam from, lul tn tbp
and the same number Oh DAYS oadg Whch was eiecteo
with whale boats.
On the 18th OF January they sailed iof Howiahu ;
island where they arrived on the ah OF February landed
ana erected NUT brought on sample Oh the uepose