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SIM rSON'S
PILGRIM PHYSICIAN.

TOR The instantaneous relief Of tic Innsi y,ol, nj
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YOUNG LADIES BEWARE,

wr.haa THE luxurious EFyEcrs Of Face Powder, md
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s sou would have fresh. healthy and vonihf"I
"pO' use hsIm1'ds Extract sarsspsIiiia. dppear
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has swindled the state out Of Thousands
ot dollars bv the blank receipt trickeTyi
Iwish TO touch upon another point.
I am satisfied that DR.. Hills treats the
patients under his charge With neglect
aud cruelty, ms I Will ptoceed TO show
hereafter. Look ut one Instance:
have seen meat covered with gan-
creme taken by the servants or the Hos,
pltal TO be served up, Rs / afterwards
learned, for tho patients, -rneat that
the laboters had refused 10 eat because
II was putrid and spoiledi VIII the
people OF this State allow Or. Hills to
iced the insane inmates ofthe Asylum
with diseased and nAnseailng flesh,
while he and bis family live upon the
fat ofthel land. Hels an epicure, and sur.
feIts upon the good things Of the tai BILE.
He eats 10 repletion, and, II Is believed,
drinks 10 elevation. One thing L. sure,
his eyes are frequently swollen, red
and inflamed /; but his good la1Ty at-
tributes this TO tho excessive use OF
sweet milk I-perhaps she allades 10
milk.punchesf
] will spare the Doctor further re.
marks for the present. lam preparing
some strictures for another occasion,
and do not deem II necessary to 70 Into
details now. 1 will give such reher-
sal OF facts "a should consIgn this sell.
asb, beartless Medical Superintendent,
this ambitious, scheminR, hypocriticai
Jesuit, to everlasting iniamy.
r p. n, HALR,
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Pmre RerOsene mot E.pIeslre.

NEW YORK, Friday, Dec. 0, 'G7.
To The Editor Of tho NeO YORK Time.
In reply to II notice In your paper to.
day, headed "a Lady on Fire." will
thank you to publish the following
from the December number Of the Bos.
ton Journal Of Chemistry, on the sub.
Iect Of kerosene, in which tho editor,
DR.. Nichols, says:
at Is mistake TO suppose that II Is
explosive, md lis use attended with a
considerable amount OF danger, In lts
pure state II Is no more explosive than
water. The accidents that occur are
from two causes: tirHt, Imperfect man.
ullIcture Of tho article; second, nduller.
alton. To test Its purity the following
simple expcrimOnt only In necessary
FIJI q pint bowl twO.thirds fnll of hoil.
Ing water, and into II put common
metallic thermometer. The temperRture
will run up 10 over 20O0, BY Rradunlly
adding cold water bring down tho TEN.
perature TO ll0o, and then pour Into tho
bowl " spoonful OF the kerosene and
apply lighted match. II It takes Ore
tho article should DO rejected Ns danger.
Gus, II not, II may be used with a cont.
dent feeling of It's safety.
This experiment lIRa recently been
tried In this vicinity, aud proved to b0
successful. d. H,
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In what Ages Of the World have wo.
men been Most Honored? 3


A late paper in BiaektVood's Maoa.ine
maintains the argument that women
were held In low estimation til the
coming OF Christianity and the Chris.
tian intluences-n charge which French.
men are very iond OF Attributing to the
agency and character Of the Virgin
Mary. All this seems to be d piece of
literary or pietIstlc sentimentalism.
Ancient history shows that women
were queens In Asla--a great fact In
this case. We may remember SemIra.
mis-, Miriam, Deborah, Jezebel, Zeno.
hIa, Roman Corneha, Arglve Telesilla,
British Boadicea and crowd OF others,
all proving TINT women could DO held
In the highest possible honor and re.
gard. The Germans, Gauls, GoIhs and
others OF the old West especially reye-
tenced the female character AZ having
something divine In II. They hnnored
their sybilS and prlestesses aud allowed
women 10 sit In their councils. A mo.
ment's reflection Will greatly damage
that favoriLe nrgHment OF our moralists,
and further examination will confute
Il. Women seem TO have hud more
"honor, love and obedience" In the
Pagan days than In our Christian ages.
Historic facts are too strong for this lit.
ernry sentimentallsm, or Whatever peo.
pie may please to term Il. This would
be very Interesting subject for our de.
biting sOGIeties-if we really have any,
thing OF the kind,
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The Philadelphia Ledger says: II Il
understood that all, or nearly all, the
National Banks In this State have
agreed TO pay for their stock kholders the
three mills tax levied by the State up,
on the appraised value Of their several
stocks. We learn that the banks IN
this city wished to make an arrange
ment with the Auditor General and
State Treasurer, by which they could
pay this tax here for al their stock.
holders resident in this State. II seems,
however, that this arrangement could
not be effected for the present year, but
will be hereafter. Under these circum,
stances, it will be necessary for the
stockholders Of the banks In this city
residing out OF the county OF Philadel'
phia. to pBy the three mills tax now
due TO the Tax Collector OF the county
Ia which they reside and we are In.
formed that the banks In this city tina,
have advertised 10 pay this tax will re.
fund totheir stockholders, whu shall &c
pay, the amount Of the three mills tax,
upon their presenting the Tax Collec.
tors receipt that II has been paid by
them r,
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WEEKLY
spLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED.


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The White Pine Compound.

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