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UNIAWrUL C0RE3.
The strength of liimlnation In elici ting won
derful cure tat bet n nlierveil in nil ages ; ami
Avicemia ilrolurrs t!,ut to "prefers conti Ware
before art, precepts, mid nil remedies iiHtaiver."
Our lent ni-d Hitrtun ays tlmt "iliis strong Inngl
Bation of conceit U Ailmm llominh, nix.1 tlio
rudder of this our ship, which re.inn hwukl steer,
liut overborne, by jihntitnsic, citinot mintifi', .uul
io suffers )t-clf and the whole ros.-l of ours to bo
Ovcrrulod and often nv. rturne 1."
Mottling ft u'd lie more at xurd th.m the notinrn
repBTrtuii; oiiic of the supposM cure?. A rum
nude of Hit- liinpo of n i ullln b-iJ the power of
relieving crump ; ,ich w, re also miti.ato.l l.y
liHTinH h rust- old sword hunR up liy the tieilsidr.
Mulls driven In an rak tree prevented the tooth,
ueho. A Duller th.it had sem d in hniifjIiK n cri
minal was an iiilal.ihk' remedy lor lie.iiU he,
when tied n unil ll.o head; thin ml'. . ti m w.h
e'linilly cured by the moss gmwiinr on n hum m
hKuII, oi led and punerued, and taken in HC'tplm
llc mull. A dead mini's hntid ciuld ilnpul
tumors of the ftlamls by stroking the pari nine
limes, lint the hand of a nan nho ha I hceii cut
ilov. n troin the pinion .was the i t eilim ion ..
'lo cure wnit, one had mi Mug to do tint steal a
piece of Imf frotn the Imteher, with wlne.i the
wnttHweicto be ruhhrd ; thi n Inter It in any
huh, and h it ro;tcd the wariN would wither anil
full.
1 lie chip-of a R illutvs on whieli several por
aoti had u en hange I, when woi n in a liui r mud
the neck, would cure the anno. A stone l h a
hole in it, suspended at the head of the I ed, would
cllietually stop the nightmare; hence it was
called a liB-8tone, as it prevents the troublesome
witches fruiu i-.ting upon the sltcper's stonm, h.
Hie same amulet tied to ihe key i f a stable-door
diteired witches from riding horses over tlio
tuutitty.
Itlekety children were cured by being drawn
through a cleft tree, w hi h was ulicrwards bournl
up, and as the split wood united the child ac
quired strength. Cieeping through a perforated
htoi.e to cure various disorders was a liriiidicul
rite, still practised 111 the Mast. I n the punsli uf
Warden tin rc is a stone wi:h a ho e in it fourteen
inches in diameter, through which children uro
liiuwn for the rickets ; and in the Xorili infants
nio made to pass through a hole cut in a ijruammi
Cheese the dhy of their i hi stening.
(second-sight, which, as an hereditary faculty,
was deemed a malady, was cured in the Ili of
Man, accoiding to Mr. Aubrey's account, by bap
tizing a child upon the first gig ht of Its head. This
ceremony exempts the succci ding generation from
the trouhlcM inu gilt.
It is a melancholy reliction that nt vari eis
pi riot Is impostors have Impiously e il ed in scrip
tural a:d to promote their soidid or ambitious
views. ( hiroiiiaticcrs h ive quoted the. Hibio ill
Mippoit of their doctrines, and adduced the fol
lowing lines of Job : "lie si tleth up the. h ind
of every man, that all men may kuo.v his
wotka;" while, in like manner, tbu Holy m-nisi-tion
of .Spain and Portugal justiiied their atroci
ties on the score of the parable of the m irriaire
of the king's son, in the twenty-second of St.
Matthew.
l'n!awful cures, ns they were culled, being thus
anathematized, lawful remedies were resorted to,
and the patient was ordered to pray with duo
devotion before ho took the physic ; or, as Itm toti
obsi rves, not one without the other, but both
together; for, as he adds, to pray alone and rc
joct ordinary means, is to do like him in .l-Isop,
that when his curt was stalled, lay tl it on his
back and cried out, "Help, Hercules!" However,
llyptrius maintains that no phytieisns can hope
for ucccss unless "with a true faith they call
upon (iod, and teach their patients to do the like."
C'ormineus, when he addressed the Christian
princes niter the overthrow of Charles of liur
gund.v, bade them ''first pr.ty with all submission
and pcnitincy, confess their sins, and then take
physu ."
but why should we marvel nt the credulity
and superstition of our forefathers, w hen we daily
observu equal absurdities? Amongst others,
spiritualism, fanaticism, and bigotry will over
Btiive to speculate on human weakness, and en
deavor to surround with impenetrable mists every
Kebel to their power who gropes for the shrine of
reason and of truth. Johanna Sotithcote bad her
votaries, and l'rince Ilohenlohe was considered
by many a pious porsou as a vicarious instru
ment of divine mercy.
How appropriate are the lines of Otway when
applied to tne propagators of such absurdities,
who dure lo cull upon our faith to give credence
to their lmpostuies 1
"Veil want to N':i1
My rcuinn blimlMd, like a tin miict-'.t lion
Cheek '0 lit Its noble vlifor; then. wh'Ml baited
llfllvn to obedient lam. ness. mul.u It erolleil
AuU show .trtuiue tricks, which you tall s.oa of i.iitb;
So silly louta are Kull'd, and you Ki t mono."
A curious anecdote Is related of Lord Chief
Jttstlco Holt. When a young man lie happened
with some of his merry companions, to run up a
seoie at u country inn which they were not a do
to pay. In this dilemma they uppealod t ) II lt
to get them out of tho serapo. Our young lawyer
bud observed that the innkeeper's daughter looked
very ill, and, passing himself for a medical stu
dent, asked her father what ailed her, when ho
was iiiloimi d that she suilercd front an aa'no.
Holt immediately gathered various plants, mixed
them up with great ceremony, and after rolling
them up in parchment, scrawled upon the bull
tome cabalistic characters. Tho amulet thus pre
pared he suspended round the neck of the young
woman, and, strange to say, the ague did not re
turn. After this euro the doctor offered to pay
the bill, to w hich the gtutclul landlord would not
consent, allowing Holt and his party to leave the
house.
Many years after, when on the bench, a woman
was brought before him accused of witchcraft
the very last person tried upon such a charge.
Her only defense was that she possessed a bill
invariably erlicacious in the cure of agues. Tho
charm was produced, banded to tho judge, w ho
recognized the identical ball which he bad pre
pared in his youthful frolics.
Not only did these victims of suporstition firmly
believe that evil spirt's had the power of indicting
disease, and afterwards salve the mischief, but
they were also invested with the privi'ege of
killing und subsequently restoring to life. The
story related of tho truly learned Agrippa, who
was falsely represented as a necromancer, is
curious.
Agrippa had occasion one time to be absent for
a few days from bis residence at Louvain. Dur
ing bis absence be entrusted bis wife with the
key of his museum, but with an earnest injunc
tion that no one on any account should be allowed
to enter il. Agrippa bupponcd at that time to
have a hoarder in the house, a young fellow of
insatiable curiosity, who constantly Importuned
bis hostess, till at length he obtained from her
the forbidden key. Tho first thing that attracted
his attention was a book of spells and incanta
tions. He spread tho volume before hnu, and,
thinking no barm, began to read aloud, lie had
not long continued this occupation when a knock
was heard at the door of the chamber. Tho youth
took no notice, but continued reuding. Presently
there followed a second and louder knock, which
somewhat ii lanned the reador. The spa 'e uf a
minute having elapsed, and no answer been made,
the door opened and a demon entered. "For
what purpose urn I called f" said the unwelcome
visitor in a stem voice. "What is It you demand
to have done .-" The youth was seized with tho
greatest elarm and struck tpeechluss. The demon
then rushed upon him, seized him by the throat,
und strangled him, indignant no doubt at having
been interiiipted in some more interesting pur
suit to no purpose.
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At the expected lime Agrippa came home, and
to his icat inrptbo found a number of devils
capering about, and pi .ylng strange antics on tho
roof ot I,. s house, liy Ins art ho ctused them to
dcidsl from their gambols, of which he demanded
the cause. The chief ol tin in then refuted to him
what he hud done, how he bad been disturbed and
Insulted, and how he bad thought proper to re
m ni c bin, selt. Agrippa became much aliume,
nt tl c prohnblo conse,iien e or this unfortiin do
adventure, if d he oidercd the demon, without
loss of time, to rc ti. finale his Mctim, and wall;
about the streets with him, that the public might
behold him alive. The internal spirit reluct
ant y obeyed, and went forth wits the aii.l n: m
the maik. t place and pioiin n ides. This cxeur
sion our, however, he maiaiouslv allo.ved lis
conq.u'don to fill down, wli-n life one; more
flitttd from Ins body, lor a tun' It was taoiistit
II at Ihe student hud ben killed hv a slid len
attack ol illnes-, but, pr tu, the m irks of
slinnguiivion became cudent, und the truth
lanicniit. Agrippa was thus suddenly obliged
to quit the town, and seek refuge in a distant
State.
It was further rc'atcd of this supposed wizard
that he was always nc oinpunied oy n la niliar
spirit in the shape of a biack iloi;; and that when
he lay on his iliath-bed he was earnestly evhorted
to r. pi nt of his sins, .struck, with remorse, he
toi k hold ol the I'og, nnd removed from his tic k
n collar studded with taoalistie naii-. exclaiming,
"Ittgone, wretched annual, that has been the
cause of my perdition!" and In! the dog imme
diately run iiHay,and plunging Into tne tiver
.Sonne, disiippeard. it Is to lie regretted tn it li i
t"i in n.i do not rela'e w hether tho water fussed or
not w l.i n the limine devil took hi- lint leap.
It merits notice that the iny-nc and medicinal
ce ebrity ol various -ubitnnees have to this hour
surv-ved the trndlions of tluir superstitious
oiigm ; loral, for instance, which was considered
a- .on's-ed of the Kwcr of keeping ,.tf evil
spir.is, and rendering clleto the nrvoii es of the
evil eye, was constantly worn as an amulet: and
I 'era. cl-us informs us that it should lie worn round
the necks ol Infants as an admirable preserv.it m
ni-ninst tits, sorcery , charms, nnd poisons. W e
still find necl.lnees of tins subsqince su-pended
by lotid mothers nnd nurses round the necks of
intents. In tho West lmlics these i liaplets uro
worn by the negroes as a magic protection ug dti-t
Obilsm, and they even iitlirm that the color of the
coral is allected by the state of the health uf the
wearer, and becomes paler when he is ill.
The irrational belief In the mysterious powers
of certain lctncdUs went so far in former d ivs
thnl when they were applied to the weapon that
hud inliictcd an Injury, their indirect syinpu'hciie
action was eonsidend as cffccunl as If thev had
been used to heal the wrinnd. The sympathetic
powder of Sir Kcnelin Ihgbv, which was nothing
else but pulveii.ed green vitriol, was eulogized
in n discourse ptonounced by its Invent, r at
Montpeller in Kl'iS. Our James I purchased tins
wonuerltil disiovery front Sir Kenclm, who pre
tended that he hud obtained It frotn a Carmelite
I'riur, who bad learned it In America nnd Persia.
This superstitions practice is alluded to by alter
Scott in the "Lay of the Last Minstrel :"
"but stit'oa taken tlie broken tun. .-,
Jln.l vs it s 1 , ' . I It tiotn the rl.iiud nore,
Ami salvi il the splinter o ur und o er."
Dryden has also illustrated this absurdity in
his 'Knehnnted Island," where Ariel says:
"Aie'lnt thr sword which la.-rer.t l,irn w ill, this
W :tou saKi.,nn,l it , ,(.- irom air
'i III 1 have luue tu isll it ua.ll. '
Sir Kenelm's sympathetic powder was applied
In the siiine manner ; the weapon being covered
with ointment and dressed three times a day.
l'.ut it was not mentioned that at the same time
tho wound was to be brought together and hound
up with clean linen bandages for seven days.
'I his wonderful cure was then simplv the process
of what surgeons call hearing by li'rst intention,
which means uniting the lips of the wound with
out suppuration. Dr. Paris apprehends that this
secret was suggested to the worthy knight by tho
cures operated by the rust of the spear of Tole
jilius, which, according to Homer, healed the
injuries it had occasioned ; and this rust was most
probably verdigris.
To this day the Irish peasantry, and even manv
of the superior classes, firmly believe lu tho ma
levolent and destructive effect of the evil eye,
when cast upon man or beast. Hence the absurd
custom thai prevails, especially in tho western
provinces, of adding "God bloss it!" to any ex
pression of admiration ; and if perchance a Sas
senagh traveler exclaimed, "What a sweet child !"
or "Whnt a tine cow!" without the adjunctive
benediction, ho would be suspected of iu ileli. e,
and the priest forthwith summoned to save tne
devoted victim of sorcery. In .Scotland, dairy
maids drivo cattlo with a switch of tho mountain
ash, or roan-tree, considered as held sacred since
the days of Druidism; and in some districts tho
sheep and lambs are made to pass through a hoop
ol its wood on the first day of May.
The toad is also considered to be posscssod of
marvellous qualities for the cure of various mala
dies, more especially tho stone that w as supposed
to lie occitsiuuully found in tho reptile's bend, and
which was called ('rujiumlitut. Lupion, in his
fcuiith book of "Notabhi Things," thus Instructs
ns how to obtain it: "You shall kuowo whuihcr
the tode-stune be the ryght and perfect stone or
not. Holds, the stono before a toad, so (but ho
may see it ; and if it be a ryght nnd truo stone, the
tode will li'tipe towards It and iiiuko us though hu
would snatch it, he envies so much that man
should have this stono." This famous toad-stoiio
is simply one of the fossil teeth of various lishes,
Hnd is chielly formed of phosphate of lime. Its
high polish and convexity have often induced
lapidaries lo have it set In rings and other jewels,
to which marvellous powers were attached.
Pulverized tonds were not only employod in
medicine with supposed advantage, but word aNo
considered a slow but certain po,son. Solunder
relates that a ltouiun woman, desirous of poison
ing her husband, gave him this subst nice ; but
instead of attaining her criminal desire, it cured
him of a dropsy that bad long perplexed him.
lloccacclo relates tho story of Pasqtiiuaand !Si
monu, two young lovers, who, wandering in a
garden, plucked some sage leaves, with which
Pasquiuo rubbed his teeth and gums. In a lew
minutes he fell ill nnd expired. Slnionu, accused
of being his as: assin, was brought helore a magis
trate, who ordered an immediate investigation of
the matter, when, on proceeding to tho garden,
Sin.ona, alter icluting the particulars of the ease,
took tome leaves from the same plant and used
them in a similar ruunuur. In a few minutes the
lovers were reunited in death, when it was dis
covert d that a large toad was under the root of
the plant, to w hich it had commtinlculed its deadly
venom.
Regarding unlawful cures, have we not seen
vaccination, when first introduced, condemned
fruiu the very pulpit as un impious interference in
a disease which seemed to have been assigned to
mankind by the I'reutor as tut Inevitable doom r
Did not these desperate bigots even pronounce
that we were not warranted to seok In the brute
creation a human remedy or preservation What
is still more worthy of remark is the coiucldenco
of it similar idea In India, where the grualust
obstacle vaccination cneonntered aro-o from a
belief that the natural smallpox was a dispensa
tion of a malicious deity, culled Muh-ry-l mum,
or rather that the disease w as an in. ui nation of
the goddess herself iuto the person who was
affected by it : the four of irritating her, and of
exposing themselves to her resentment, nccossa
rily rcudured the nutives averse to vaccination
until it was impressed upon their easy belief that
Mah-ry-l'mma hud altered her mind, and chosen
tliis new and milder tuodo of manifesting her
visilB to her votaries.
Could there ever have existed a moro supersti
tious belief than that which vested in the regal
touch a healing power ? Vet from Kdwar.l the
Confessor lo the accession of the House ol Han
over it wus generally thought In these realms
that our kings could cure scrofula with their
anointed lingers!
Dr. Paris' truly philosophic remarks on this
subject, in his valuable work entitled "Ptiarma
cologia," are worthy of quotation : " Credulity,
although it is nearly allied to superstition, yet
differs from it widely. Credulity is an unbounded
VERY LOW PRICES,
belief In what is possible, although destitute of
proof, and perhaps of probability ; but in ersf.
turn is a belief in what is wholly 'repugnant u the
laws of the physical and mo al world.
"Credulity is a far Greater source of error than
superstition j for the latter mint bp always ni ne
limited In Its Inllucnre, and can exist only, to nny
considerable extent, In Ihe most ignorant por
tions of society : whereas the f inner d. (fuses lto f
through the minds of all classes, by which the
rank and dignity of soirn c nre degraded. Its
valuable labors confounded with the vain pte'en
riotis (,f empiricism, and ignorance Is maided to
claim for it-elf the prrsrriptixe right of del cr
ing luflcli s, ainiil I all tho triumph of trutn and
the progress of philosophy. Credulity has been
Justly defined belli f without reason, while skptl
cisin, its opposite, is reason without belief, and
the nntur.il and Invariab c consequence if credu
lity ; fur it may lie ob-erved llnu men who tic
I eve without reason are succeeded by others
whom no reasoning can convince."
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hi ii a a tl-ni: injrif.liw ami
e, es,,., t! e In, ii 1, raiisii-ff
It (.. .. n I., at fa ,., , a ,
purity and lu r : flun r.-.,.,i.
iinKtiouitlie nvsl'-m allimr
til, . i, ns , ..ii. en M in, u lia . e ut
i!uee,l .Iim'.isi:.
( Ci i n r
II f
lit I
I c
li
I'l l i e,
t i
I! r It li K K K I jr.'.
1 1" ' I. ,,,t. n.l. ,1 a- an a 'v
Ol K -!., .,t .. the I II hl.l)
h I I I.I Ml P . an.l -1 1,1
t io A i, , ..ten, o. n w ,:h
!t.,C ,, '"!!, tli. Ill alt Cfl-ei n(
IC.n.erl,., . l.leet, r'lllnr
Ait,,, or wi.e. In :,.. ta
aie Ic-alin. a, .., tin ,, a, an4
1.',,,, I. . nt , reninvmv mi
a, a! ! n heat, el .r.l. r. and
pa li In-,. a,l of li e teirletnt
a:i,t almost nnendnrat. pain
Hal Is pi-ii.e. ed iMih
to arl all tJ,a ehuap ,uak
It jistlona.
i rpKi ' i r.
vt i.i:i i.i.r.
I.e.
1 K
I I fl-.K
I I KKt.
I I
1 I
i.i vt.m v
l.l. hl.l. 1, 1. 1 l.H
Itr the n.e At ttie I'llrrtO-
K KK l:..lt l'V ami CIIK
HiiM.I. IN.II.L'I 'l')S Hi,
. o n:i',t, In, ,11 Ihe t,a oft
lime all liner, per tl,
etnirijt s ate rem,,v-i ,t. an, I tne
w eaMoic.l . r. ,o, - m e . fee.l
ll re-t .re.l to full ,r nml
atieeith
1 ur fall parti-ulars g-t onr
pnl.'el tnn.i mil dr,
stole III the fi.lucrv, o'
n I te IIS. a, 1. 1 i c . ill ma I
tn e li. any a, I tress a lull
treatise.
tut
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1 1 1 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II H
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un mi
no un
nil mi
t'llKKl'M K CI I'K . An
nnla, in riot t.,r Hiutina
t- rr; , -i ni'ieil v. ,ik ni. -s ,
N" turnal rinl-.l, tls, ae,
oil ,1 i,.im i l a'i.i u hv So it
I- 1, I HO I, US t,' iS. ,!
Mem.e v. f nivei al Ls- -I-11111.',
Pa n. oi in.. ; i, h.
Illumes, ol l-,.tl, To ii,a
l :re 10,1 Ak,. V, nl ,,,n ,
IliHteiiltV ef ll.e.t
T'eint.lii if, Wiike'iilii,
I r:ii.t n. . ti tl,e f , ... l a
I'l'iinn n.tliee, I u.'ine . I 'on
mi ftl, .n. am) all I l.e tlretnl
c.,i,piania e,iii-,a h .let, nt
li, a liem ti e tnitli 1.1 natorii.
F.I Kl H- 1 KK
Kl. Kl.tXl.!.!:
II.
I K
ki rr.
nic
Er.
t t-'i rriT-FK
I KH.KI I KE
Ml. v, I : l , 1 1 1 KE.tr.
VI-N'ATINII H.IMU: or,
l.asenee ol I, lie! t'repatrd
Ir-nii puro eii.t.iti!e k'.s
tracts, lotitahitnn nothlmt
tlnloii.ua to tho in,, st deti
nue. 'II,.' It, luvptiathitf F.llxlr
fa the result ol inom-rn
ill-eo. .' I. s In the yeieta
hie V.IIU.I.IU; lieil.' 101
cniirv'i n. iv and iio'riiel
niettt,,, it cure, trresieo
tiiei.t all the old and worn
out 1, stent".
ki i;iti!Ki!i:n
Mll.KKI.KKIt
l:lt!t l.ltlt
1:11: Itltlt
Milt l.ltlt
l!l:i;i:l;Hlil;l;
1. lilt It it It
1:I'K l:l:
lilt It l.'it't
lt ii ri 1 .i
I liiOil.i
I'M llll
ni l.n
imi mi
un tn
toi III,
I'l. Kit
lini'Miinioi
M'l'l'lil'll
TtCs melleine la nslnip'n
vok'el ih.e evti.icl, and ono
011 ii I1I1 ti all 1 all iciy. as It
h is tuen ii.e,t n, iiiirpnio
th e t,,r uiani yeiir., and
null It. nisaieli 'treat.-,!, it
has not laiied la ,1 sinete
tnitaneo. It. curative pow
ers have been mullet. -n t lo
cam v. nn v ui,,r tin, m.'
atiintsirii ca-e.
Ml
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III!
P,Tt,li tne.tl, Ine has been
te.te.l to tne uio.l enil
lli'lit nodical tin'ii of the
dai, an, I by t'leio pro
llu'Miee,l tO be on Ot t lie
vreate.t tneilicat dncoofici
ol the aLO.
line ls tie will cure lleue
r.ll lo lel.lt.
A lew.t, .sea cure II t'Tlel
In 1 email's.
Kill! ItltR
A
few doaet restom the
PI"
tile.
'1 Lin ti.itties enre the worst
cis. ol In, pot. in y.
A lew doses euro. the low
a,n ne.t.
nee bottle ri"ihr'i men
tal power.
A lew do-es bring tilt- rose
to I tie clil'i'k.
'I his uiedletnr restores
tn manly vigor and rolm .1
healili the poor d.hill
tat. il. worn doviii, and ilea-pali-nc
idevoU'O ol aeiiaual
pleaaura.
coi'ii:
I'lUlVil'
I I!
10
I'l'
Ol'
re
ClTOCl'O
IXi CO
THIS P.MMK enrea llri-
tena, ileueriil l.-llliiy, i'al
Intatloli 01 the Heart, and
Imiiotetiey. It rustoiea in. 11
tai power uml toe apiieili..,
and eainea ttie rose 10 mount
the cheek of pallor, and th
debilitated man or woman
lo ti'i'l vliioroai, and atr,.n,
the young and amtlt,,in
blooa to rourt.u thnuiith
every yeln, the nefvea to
become stri, nil, and the tire
of new life nml viicr to re
animate tlm t'utlra body,
boil, 1,11 l; up ih" constitution,
restorliu loviind lliot,, in any
a sad and dukeiuil flrealdu.
nr.oo
OOllOOD
01 in
f mo
1 11 10
Ill'O
10 o
O' "
111 10
inn)
(!.
In
nun
0110
,110
1 101 n
Uinui
CIIVmiKPP. I'M 11
HI IIAK I'OA'I CL 1
IF.MAI K Kl.lllU.A I'Ut,
IIKAI.'III 1'KK.sKKVlU,
CKKI AIS AM) H VKK.
lor the Itetuoval of oh-
trmtjona, and ttie Inanr
anee nf HeulsrUy In Ilia
111 ftirrenoe of the Aloiillily
IVrloils.
1 hey cure ar obviate thoae
niiinuioiia dlieasea that
sptlni; troin Irii'K'itatlty, liy
renioviPK 1I10 irt'snlailt'
luel.
KK KK
KK KK
KK Kit
KK Kk
KK KK
Ml
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They euro Nervom and
Rpinal Aite.'t oca, I'aina in
trie I'.aek anil lower parts
of Ihe llod v, Heat In
Fatigue ota ts'lhl Kvenloii,
Palpitation nt tni) lli'art,
f.owneHl of H)irita, livale
r.a, Hlek Ueadaelio, 10,111
liesa, Ae., ,Ve. In a word,
by removing tho Irre-uiar il y,
they remove the caice, aa.l
witii It nil the oi.eeU Ulal
apriUK troui It.
KK KK
KK
KK
KK
KK
KK
KK
Kit
KK
rompoafd of slinp'e vee
tablo extracts, they contain
nothing deleterious t,i any
coiitllilti"h, however dell
cute, tlo-lr function helm: to
aufstitute utreiivth lor weak
ness, w Inch, wio n properly
used, they never bill 10 do.
They may be safely used
at any ace unit at unv petlod,
en ,' tfurin, lAe nnl thvti
fin'tiths, diiiinu which tnu
unullitiU nutuie ot il.eir ac
tion woi.ul infallibly 1 kk
1 r.sr prri;Danei
t.t r.l'.r i'.KI'.I.R
KK.KKhi.i.i:i.ia
'K
I.K
tl KFK
Kl.
IK
f.Ki t:FKrr-t'F.
FKI Kl l I.I l.K
In tlieCHKKUKI' 1. M 1 : 1 ' 1 -Clin
a, tlie uuf.uli.ll'iti: V ill
fnnl a iioy of demcranco
treua sutterlna and pain, s
day epleudiil act! iiloriniin,
w in n lb. y s liB'l no lo itn-r
Miner ii'ihout eefeaiilton or
r.-poe, ettlier thromih iner
renar.. n no kaor tl.e tnetl
cl in y 01 nau.t.uiil pripara
llniia. rirp.i-rn 1 k
1 .1.1.1. t.r.t.i 1 K
KK
KK
KKI'.K.r.
1 1 i.i.i;
UK
r. i
I KKK.I T.KI 1 K
;i.Ki.j:i.i.i.hi;
SMS
IN
N N
.sf
NH
Xtt
NIK
N S
NSf
AN
N S
k N
S S
M.N
.SV NN
M N N M
A.SN
Prices of tho f'hernkeo
Aleile Inei rt.eioee Henie
dy, W a tsit'la or ,1 bottles
l.ir$i. t'lierok"!) Inleeimn,
tl a bottle, or 11 bottles for
f 't. rherok. e Cure, a
h.atle, or .1 hotl.uH liir $A.
Dr. Wrhtht's Klixlr, i
bottle, or 11 l-otitea l'.,r .',
(tbeiolii'e Pills, for faiuales,
$1 a box, or il boxes for .').
KIMK.IT.Itfi:!-.
PrKI.KbKhl.U
H.
l:i:
KKKKK
k.i;
1:1:
liKKiKr.i'.r.rR
f.Kl.KKKICKI.K
We send all tlio I'HKKO
Kl K Melili lsKs bv Ka
press (exee'it the I'herokea
fills, theae are sent by mail,
free ot po-tiutel. on receipt of
prion, 10 any part 01' the civi
lized world, aeeiirol packed,
lu sueh a manlier that no
one throiluh whoso hands
they may pais woukl know
the t'oati-nls.
KKSS
BSsuiSSR
HSS HU
hSS HA
SOIX H-i
lss
S1 .-lUsi
HH HHS
S NS4
fetsmsNa
The rilKROKKK MKII1-C1M-.K
are sold by all kilter-
firiiiiiii ilriiu'Sisti. in tin' col
iieil w,,r.d. Nonie utoirm
elplid ileu:rs, howeier.try
to set' worthless cnmK. inula
In place oi these those
whirli they can set at a
cn. ap price, nnd make more,
motley by sclllrta than thee
ran on tie 01 ll.li K 1.1C
Mr lilrlNI'ti.
Wa wish 10 send ovory rei ki of this paper ourtldrtjr.
two Daee naninlilMt ttea.
Address all letters and ordera lo f)r W. R. IEKV1N dl
CO.. No Kl I.IIIKKTV Street. ew York.
Hold wholesale and tetail by HYOT P St CO.,
V-H aw-.lm No. 'I'l K SKIttlNIl Btreet. 1'nllad.
OVERCOATS CHEAP,
DECEMBER 7, ISM.
I HIHT! I.K.HT! I.Wilir I.KUIT H
li RTftt tt'lipr It! tln. AirX ihM 111 MN
Ui U H I' A ( KM iHf H H V K UrM.H nnm, f. f ',(,,!,
iUt an 1 iHi-lu. ht I Jim l( "ii -toi -r wuutu v , witii t rro
burnt rn kiv0 uiore lliflit lliAti tlx buniv-r. with ib ktiiil
Htw in nf,
f lltihdBf drk rooTM, and 'niin' nt rhr!4, Ac , witti-
inl 11 mi oi fai. 4'ii!rt
II -In I in Hh.Ui nfKAN'i'T Htt-Fwt. Phil Wphl.
W inr fjv
c y
A WEIGHT & SIDDALL 'J
4
No. 110 ir;irk.-t VXrort
prTWFFJI ll'.DNT ASt) M fllMl St ttrr.TH.
0. V. . WRioliT. r. . eit.nil.l..
I) U V (1 U I P T K, I'B S I C 1 A N d,
AMI
oi NvrAi, 5T"Ki ni:i;prK.
Can flefl at our e.ti btlat meet a II 11 ai.ortniert .if Importef
and Domesilr Dnu'i., P,.pular Pat nt MBilhnos, I'alnta,
foal Oil, Window lilass, Preserhition Vtala, Ao., at as low
prices as s. niilne tlrnt-claas ao.U can he sold.
FINK. K.SHr.N 1 1 . I. l)ll si
For Cenleettoncrs, In full Tarieti, and ..f theheit inattty
Coeblneal. Itenual llid'i,a, Ma.tCer, I'.'t Ash, (mtUar,
Foila Ash, Alum, Oil of Vliriol.nna't,), Copperas, Kstraol
lit laiaw.iod, Ac, l ui, liYt.Ksi' uso, alw.is on hau l, at
lowest m l ra-.h ptlces
pi'i.i: spicks roit family I'Ni:,
imtinit espn-i.iy f r onr s ites en.t tn which wa lovtia
the attention ot tiioee in want 1 t re'lat.le articles.
Also. IM'IU'.; .7V1 (', Ml .s 7VIR', fr of tl.ra
910111,
Or.', rs by mall, or rttr post, wl marl with prompt at-
1. ntton, or spectl quota. I"ns w ill be rumlsbod when ra
UeStlsl.
WHICH IT ,t StIVT,Ti.
W t.o e .ale llruu W arrhoasa,
Jatl-lr No. Hi MAIIKKT Street, shove Front.
JOII1M XV. SIM I')M .V MON'.-4
BALSAMIC CORDIAL
IS TIIF. Sill! KF1 lll.'TI L HIIMI.IIV loll StDlH.N
(JOI.I)N,
NO UK TIM to AT,
1NKI.1I-N.A,
i'A IN IN 1 111 . I'.ltKAS I'. itM.l
INCM'IKIN 1' C.'OrsSIIMPlION.
rrepnr, d hy
JOHN W. Jr., CiVniist,
TWI.NTY HF.i'OMl AM) MVItKK.r KntKl.TI.
I'or sale by all In m-vists and Slorektepera. 11 l.'.tuthilui
DF.Al'NKSS,rtl.lNI)NKS.S,ANDCATAUUH.
-.1. IH Alls, M.I), Professor of the K.ve and l.ar,
tri'iits all diseases appertaintni' to the a'x.ye inemtu'ra with
ti,e utmost sueees.. Te.Unvolula liomthe net reilaMa
soaic.a in O'e rlty ran be si en at his oitlee. No. oil I'l N l
ttset. The Mtslleal Faculty are luvtled 10 aecomnany
It'elr attel, s.as he bas no secret! tn hts practice, liymj
4ffjk rHII.ADKIlMlIA. SUROKON.'.'
HAMiAUK mnTITITTP,, No. 14 NorU
.IMI1 Htreet, a'.oivo Market. Hoplun
radically cored by H '. l.vi'.ltKI' r s premium Pau.nl
tiraituatlnn Pressere Truss. Superior K.lastlo BeJta
asllc Htoi klnKS. Supporters, Rhoalder Braooa, Huspan
Series, ('nitclies, Ao.
laidk'i atlemlud by Mrs. D. C. KVKRK rT. nvyU-tF
Mirrk vii.'iiiN wax of antiiVlksw
TI 1 his esiiuiMte ro.meth-tias no e.inal icx heautlry
ttili, wh'ianlnir. ur,d iresi't vhur the compi. iein. It ui pro
paie.l rroiu pine white wax, heme IT a estraorilinaryuuall
tles for piesen-ltia' ttie skin, nniKliiK It sou, lair, smooth,
and transparent II is mo.t soothlns atter sliai tnu, cures
chapped hands and hp., removes pimples, blotches, tan,
freealca, or siinboi n. and Imparls a pearlv tint to to
fa a, neck, and arm.. I'r'. e m , .',0, and 7.. ernis. HrT
A :o., Jiv.1.4 S.dtVKSIll hu-eet. and ,o.l . KliSHTil
Btroet. ld-S-Dtu
J)I51tHOJNAJa.
dh. ciiARi.rs iivin'.itT's
riirely triyorleil KKI'NIIH FF.M AT.R I.tijrm and Plt.1.1,
warrantid io all cases. Mrs. ItHA Kl.KS, lit, 11 Kill , IHi
stetileal I'h.vsn-ian. Kntiause and oilteea priraia for
Ladlea. Apply at too Uvll'ANIO Hut 11 810KK,
No. 1019 OOATfcH HTUICKT,
H-'rt-lm West of l entil.
-ft WE ALTI1, HEALTH, AXD
1 If to gain admlrlnit oyci ;
If to rat- luvjtinj itwhH
if t If tiliMinintw; Mow or,
I udliig, ilylHH lo un hour BbacttI
I tit hiir a hott of rrleaili i
II ftc virfi to muxt mui-imIh ;
If with hiirb-lMirn IWotnl to wd ;
Ii a mtirhle tune when dead WkalthI
If to lire tvinei(VTr and ten,
Wrihint; lite at ItvtiK HiiJiln,
It u live a lite ot iiitM.(;
If W dM and ko tu trf(is Uksvltr I
If you wUh a life nf plownroji ;
ll yon vlu DiIh wnd'n trwiutuifsi
Tf cvwy coinliirt von wouiil mcu,
Tko my advkc, nnl .nh nit 'ArM,
Tlifrrt, hftTlnv fdii'ltti, Wcilth.anil Ktauty,
Too II b prf jmrtvi f,,r etery dn:y.
Hy a parcfnl puriiiJii of Dr. WM.UAM YortHO'rt Ww
HfHfc, thk AI.liiKirH.K i(!iii.;, which slioulJ da read
1'orU.r a oOlc; Ho. ilti di-UUUJt bTIUs.il I i nric W
cciita.
tJlXKEX IJISKANKS! .SKCliKT UI.SKASKS !
tO hAMAMITAS M lil.TI
HA.MAKI I AN (.11- n
Tmk IMffT ffiiTAis t'ritt. l,vp.K Ikh.
1 t'l , h KltHi' enrv fur
('ONUKKIKKA, (.LKKT. HTUICTrTKKS, Ac.
('oiiianiH no Mlnentl, no ItitiMftui, n Mr:iiry,
t'nly len pi)t io d tiihrn tu irct a ( uro.
( urei Intn in two to (.,r il ivn, .unl r.Tnt raioi la
tweiuy-hnir hiir." l'nari'l l.y a ifrnd(mi f Uic t'ni
verhtiyoi fciiniyiviktiln, niic ot Uiu iuot i'iiiiiiMuctori
and Chin. tut i( iAe orfitftrt dy.
hikkl'i-l lt , Nti i It'ir. . lt flUV'.R VrtATKVKK.
h'-i thoi wlto hfivo ili'iialrt'd iii'tfi'ttiiiif rurod, itr win
liavd l.ci n ptirKi-il wlia liulmia Copalvii, or Mifcury, at
oiicu U iliu
SAMAIilTAN 8 (HIT.
Hrrtt mull In n pin in iiTlnie.
rrlne, uiajv pjieii:.-, tJ. hviuairH,
lil.OODl
m.ooi::
jii.ooi::i iw.ofii)::::
SCHOKn.A, lfI. Kltrt,, H(KKM, HFOTS, TKT1XU8,
MCA l.K, HOH,M.
SYl'lllUd OK VKNKKKAi. "IsfcASfi, Ac., Ac.
bAMA KI 1 N 8
11M0T AMI Hi.UH JUMT.il
In oitVretl tin- imt-Ur m a fltivf rtir,
PVPHfl.lS HU VKNK.tr. A I.- hi -K VHKH-thii BMA
HITAN ri KOOT AM) HKHH .11 U K, U the iu l pnti-iit,
ct rtaiti, ami Milct tual riDit'dy vr pri-si rittt d ; it rfAohta
and f ratilciiH B i-vi-ty iiartldc f vcncri al toltfM,o
tiiai tlit r-ire in Ihitroiiiih hi id j'rmn'iit. Tk Umti uf
tint purtf y mir rt m?f1y tuid t h- .tlt d, and do t frrirmmlt
to yur puiUiUy tliat ur wltlcu un may rtcnt in afUr
jiait.
IK) V"T DKBT'fK!
AlthoHjrh nn mnr ! mtioiiiri ti .ni-nrnblti, IIio HAM 4
KIT AN ( Rt'OT Alid HlCI.ll JllH'K"iL r. in vo i-vvrv
vtntLnv ut uiii'uriiii from Uiu (Jijui, u wtil at all tu
bud elfCtK oi luwniury.
KKMAUrH! FKMAI.KS!
In litany mr-'otlnnn wltli w'llch nunib4'ra ol Kunal'-a
itn-fur, U.o R0 T A.M.HEKIi jri.'h uro iii r,t tmpi'lly
ai!m,it il, in rirrrah d t 'Utiih. in I,urfrr' a. !n ta nim
down, r HtllTuj ii tiiti WuiJib.IeUiiiy, and lur aiit-omj,ilaluu
lacliti-ht tu liiu
bvtkt Ij exprwif. Prlf U l)ttl(. or f, bottles f.rr $&.
AK11 AS H WAtt
if. In raff" of Svi-dilu, u l tn rmnu ti'.n wfh the Uoot
and Herb Juliet, fuli riir?.tt'Hn. l'rlrt 'l.'t cvU.
I lie enicao in tlifHf! n uie'l m a Ukn nrkmtw cm IiOtl bv
iihysiriani. nml patu Dtg, Tli y rc und in th I niKnd
rsiitt.'a Ji-intnl, li ud roitU'iiTifr'itt'&Jm to uiaiiy ui fuur
bni' o iiiiln rt.
roiu t'H' linlilmope"Hnn.
UA "I Ml-: M K.iKONS RAY Or Till!
t BAMAICJI'ANrt HI MKi-IKs -
l ip r II"Mi-irAi.. KnT M i"ht.l,
"Haltitnortt, ilil., r Vbrnary !.
1 havo i,TPat mitihim tiuii in ;uiii(( thai I liavo- unci
Tht Hnniaritan Kt'iiit dieM f tr Ven r' dl iMUt-ntsO lu lid
mBtcutruHry furuot; tlmt 1 luxe ti-id thui witii jiitl.
ni tut, diMt rt-tloii, and i-r-jnriv, unl have found li.s-ia
r"iond to my anticipation's iomttMv mid t'A,c'u.ily.
Kiiuwiiik Hiir curujiomiii'i., I h iv tlie lulkit r.-nO'linco
in thHir t-fiicury, unit un .ur m ioy uiu ui Uu ux vxiwiat,
rcii.imend lliem btroiiKly.
''Atnlitant R nr.'. un Md Ntm Vura Vlt."
I,ot H be ondfTMtoud that tln Hf rfiiic.lip au a rACuni-
nu ndi'd, ami will i)oJtiv)Jy curu IJit dUcamig fur wUUli
tlo y r oilarud
buW by . I'rti a m,
No. 2hH KK'.Hlil Hrreet.
bKSMOMl) A OH.,
in-12 Wl-Sm No- fl ' "Al HuvuL
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
;. Tosiiirc.rTAfN.s and own km.
Tpe i,nArrlrrrn hirliif lp, ft RNMI WnTr-
. -fl'Kl.r. x k biif to ,Mt.rii. IUt fr'-inu nl tn
iin-ri-i. ..I to HfK.lui h i. ,,r.vr..d wmq mor...
w arr.-mni'KJfiU Uiouk hnvinx rrMnl ti ralMxl
y ""M','i, :! tH-in a pr.-ttl pMp. caam- a
11 ,t",,r1 ttwiltoi tk. aU tmmm
Mi.iii. f.r A ., est,-.., HMp cnntT-ni. and Maohinuta
ill'1'. "".I 10 r,f- ' '"1 t., rail.
mi lnr lharrm v for thr nM ,4 -WfUnrMMn' Paiarrl
h. 111 r",:iv'ft,ot'-" Pr I'ami. tor v.. prrT
au) ian.i-.n'vjTabl.n.i pnpra t
Kf.nfnk-un Mrr.- iwii.
nrii-w flawr anna, a(rT lnrH itrMt
i ou m:v youk.
't TtHiiK. .yt..
COASTWri-K HIJ AMMlip rOMPANT.1
NtW ritKIUHT LINK
Mik NKW tiW.
apdr..nii.Tt(i. rr ml Nurti.r.t. an i Ka-Wm eltlM an4
Now ii''''.in. m i.iiik r v
Tl r.M'A) ,
llll HHDVY,
, AVI STt'KIAV,
frt-ti : C.nu .1".--" W.irf. .Ire-t a'.'T4- U. f trci.anj
I 1 M '"m Kivt-r, mii atii Onyt, at
! 1 - r r r'a hf , w'.-h II- IS- r'Tfl. r d ttlv, band'nl In Ota
I mi-' Mil -f sniii r. h- 1 1. !t f-n-il nut, Aronli'tt d.t
j I'.ii h, H'.iiir rt A, npt lv o
Wll. 1,1AM .!. T At LOU A (.-.,
1 1 10 iiin o. i ji,,r ti tA h-, ,
. r,; 7 M HAM M KKKIsY TO I.IVKK-
wv-. i pi "l lonrMtit; at '.iiiffrntnirn. orlj lUrlnir.
iii ... tv..s r. ,,nii.,r ol tie l.tiftcii, N I'ura,
m.d riil'mU n ! i hu niMsl.ip 4 tinp tuy aia In'Ldad U
kai1 a-s fi,i h
I I 'I MM i.l, HfitnnlTV, Hc'rinNf'r li
1.m.w Rti.MfJuT. lhivni(rr 17.
i 'V Ol MAMHI.-FIK fM,ir.lrtv li iviiIi.t 24
Ati'r..r auc c-dth Maiutdar, iu n hh, rrmM I toi N
U Norll IUvit
1;a 1 1 ir I'Af-s.v.y T- YAHI K IN t'UUlcKNCY
"" t ."rtMn fi'il 00 MMllJf $)
V l-i ChMii tu 1 ndon I i" M. raf ti 1 '11lun... i.h nfl
t ir-t ( H'"n I'nn.v I'1" i l Hi. .th.H" t-i t'rifi w fH
r I' it ('Hi ir- to M-uniit 'nt in 1 Mi("-r r tn Utiini. it-af , Tl.iiu
Tns i" h-.M t all. i .i v aide I tn 11. Urnuui lau
tvrilfim. A' ',-,(.. Ac . at t'Muallv liw rniw.
f ir- fr. m I ,i ).. I r t.'iM'i'i.m ..w n Klrtt rabln,
1 -i. .i7!l. S-rii :,." fti.tn lMrjixV and CJiifi-n-t'n,JM
I !! w'im wmfi ti finiiil i,r timir tneuUi cam
but tu fi !ioi at tJii'c rat J
ror iintl.t'r :niii uitiUoh t thr t'nm.iany otTic-na.
.IOII.V ii. a!,k, AktfTit,
No. Ill WAI.NL I hum. fliilaW-iiriia.
-Tif?- iif'STON A IN I riilLADl-LIMIlA
fciA; J -(tftiiii''ti. I. in., n.iitii. ft m firii ort
o . 1 1 Ki..l s. rri.in flisi w ii,r h i s k tr 'e;,r,ntia
dripn a n'd l.nnt; v hurf Mimfn. Knn, rtrt wharf
ah -v. l'IN rNtrt--. on .NAtiirdHV, lon'inbr lo, is;
tTtiP ..)ti,,1l, NnKMAh. KaA.t. wl'l aail mm h laln4U
put ,r ItuKion. on ninrdiv). I -o umVr In, at 10 A. U ,
nml tli Btiiihfrt Ho, MiiMN.'wi. irom Piston lor
0 iCt t p rS nt, on naniH da , at 4 V W .
1 hi nrw ant1 iitnia'ititui Ht4'ii'nirip firm a reatuiar
Mm . iva'iHifji fhirii ttvh jTt tiuni innll n Hatordayii .
Ififu t ancf rtl. ..um) hi ono -liai' tlie rrtmiluui cl.arvM on
gtili- vin.rli.
1 n-ikliiij iaki-n at fur rtp,
Hli't'i.er arc- ni,urH!ri io iud Hllp Kocelia and Bill
I.a'linv ith tl.i'lr uimkIs.
i'T l tiht or I'ajMHi (havirf nn p"on:mi(tAtioiM)
Pl'ij to HKhKY WlNmiK A tH.,
Jt;tf Wtt.kii H. liKl.AW AUE Avtiua.
r r KOU NKW VOKK .DESPATCH
Jim. Iuiiiin4T.v. tmnd Hwrnmrr tun, via Heiawarw and
Kui .iiii t anal. I'htt aicaiiifri of thane hum are 'waving
dail.t ui l'iuci,K;Vi M .. aim 6 oiotlv 1. M., frutn iMrd pi
aJ u aliiiu ittert
Knr firiklit, hich will be tftkon on acommodNttrtf
Uriui, a! U UII.I.IAM M. HAIKL A CO., .No. IM H
nKI.AW AliK Artnua
1 1 AURA NO EM I!NT3 OF lo
J'Hi NKW tOKK IllM. J,
Th riiiil4n and Am boy and F Hila.l(vlphl and Trwntoo
Rttllnmil Oi UMiaui Lli.u from flaUdektliia to Ntw York
ami Way V
Kltt.M WAI.fnT BTRllitT miAKr,
Will lcav an b IK) wi,, via. : FAim.
At f A M . , via 1'iuiidun ftiid Aoibuy, C. and A. Ae
coraiiioilutlnn $
Ats a. M , via Cauidin ajid Jivrn.'y t:jtj. JUomliLaf
K ri mh
Atll-;ui.M , vlu.Cajiidoii and iVui boy, C and A. Ao-
Crin)m.ilatmi
At If V. 21. la Cuindvu and Amixiv, O. and A. Km-
pn-M
AtlWhOr1. M.,vUi Ciimirrn and Aluimy, Aco.)iutui-
dUir ( r rfbs'lil nnd imcr
At f. r M., via Caiiniwi tuid Ainliry, At rorunvf Jailou
1 1 r ltitit and l sfjtainKt-ril.it ( lamr. Tk kt
81 1Hi
Atl K P. M., via f'arudi-n and AiutMiy Arr-minioitA-
1
in
I'M)
u"i , 1W41111 ai.a i'iimTiKTj, ihi L'u.ai Tiuairt...,
8d 'Jrtn d
1
I-(ir IsftlvhlfM-fn. K-ltfitAn. I ittnt.SM-lwlll.i Vl.imlnjfnn Mil
Z"A) P. M.
rur Ianilirtvini and tntrmivTtati Rtatlonx, At R P. M.
K.r Miiint Moll v. KvaiiRvllio, 'icabrton, and Vlncaat
b'vin.ai ti A. M ., J and ft 1. M. .
f or nhold at tl A. M. and P. M .
Kof l'alniyra, Hhititt, (ianon, HoToriy, TrMjriwaf or,
rur struts rhriir, ltTdiiUwn, Ac, at K attd II .UIA.
M., li Mti i.fi.ti.and lM'.M. Tbi- a ,H) and 6 P. M. Una.
run direct Uiroujrt toTniton.
rT l'aluiyra, K Ivor ton, itelanco. Bovurly, And Burthu
b n at 7 1'. M.
Hiramxat T ronton, fHr Ttrlstnl, Bniilr-rton, Vaveiiy,
Tem-idalf-, and 7 ncony ot JO A- M. aitdt St) I'. M.
LINKH FKti,M KKNMlNdXVN UKl'OX
Will IfViVf hi fulUiWii
At II 16 A. Al., via Ktinlnrt-ti and Jormy City P.-
prvaii 8 Of
At 4mi p. M., via KoiuliiKion auid Jirney ,01tyJiU.
Irm , t-041
At C-U. V, M., via Kiinlni,('in and Jnuy City,
Waahliivton and N-w York iVinrm $'00
At lif I. M . (nU;lit), via Krn1nftor. and Jorm-y Oily,
w ani'hiKion Mtid New ,oia TV
Tne ii t.'. p. m.Uiu! "Ml run dally. All o'her SundA
xcei.tcd .
i.r lu.iTfdn, DiinUrX, Klnirn, IhAra ftwoa;), Kophea
tor, lUiuhainfitAfi, (iroat htwnl, Wt'urc-o, Wiik,fltrr
Horftntoti. hlruu.lLir, Vt ATr (tip, Munch ('lunik, A Urn
town, biitb,in, Ili-.v1d.'i, K im Laintwrivilb. Krm-
rtmtor, Aft . ai 116 A M. U iu Hue u -ihhtIm with the train
IrxMnH Kantov fi.r Manch fti'ink 1 t p. M.
Por I.tmii-JTtvUii- ai .' P. M on SiUn.l i imly.
tor lU'ifcioi, T rcnu ii, Ac., al 7 iian I li l& A. M., and 6
J'. M., nnd 1'J mMinfiiU v
Ki HidmehhurK. I wony, Wi-M-ionilnn, BrlrtrAbtir, and
yriuikrt.rd t ! A. .M.,ft,6 nnd I'. M.
iVfKnr N'w York and Way Lin lravtn KnrnlnHton
VtjKtt, tnhn thi orirti on I' ti'th mroct. abnva Walnut, half as
bour b,fiir dejturtnro. Tin- t'uri run Into Dm IAIjoI, and
on arrival of oaiih triln run frmn tho Depot.
Hfty poijiiilaof bfii-k-.un only allowed r pamflnrar.
l'aini.vri are pruhlMted from fnainir ajirtbioir an imu rmc
hut thi ir wtitirliiK atM'nrel. All b.iarirHr uir iiAv pound
to b r aid ur r&tin. The 'otnpany limit thetr r-npunts.
blltty fur bA.'rxar t'i One )"llr iwr pouinl, and will tint b
L.tlHe fur ajiy Amount leyon,l $hn), okooC by ipoolal oon
traft. Oraliain'R Ttajjme KpretN w ill rail Air And ddlver baf
tv at Hit UepotM. Ordssr lo bv led at No 3 WALNUT
W!U. il. UA T2Mr.lt, AmuuU
Iicrciiibi'r I, lhft4,
LI.NK8 fKOM J.KW YORK FOB PIULAKU-inA
WILL LKA V Ai
From foot of ronrtbiid tir t at PI M and 4 P. M., vt
Jriy'ltyanli:aiiiden; at 7. 10, and II HO A. M., fj p.
M-. And IV ISlKit. ma Jemey City and Kt-nnlngton.
Frotn foot ot Kitriiav alrtujt, at (1 A. M. aud i 1'. M., vtA
Am boy and Oumit-n.
From Pi.-r Ku. 1 N. rth Itlvwr, at 1J M.( 4 And 8 P. M.
nl(ht and Pasiftnuorj via Amboy and CAtndi'R.
IREIGIIT MNES FOR NEW YORK AND
.1 All thr tattona oo tht C'atndrn mid Amboy and ojb
necUiiy ItailrwaiU.
INTHKAHP-D rKlPATfn.
ThCAmd'n nud Amhov hailmad and Tran t porta ttoa
Company Kreirtit l-ina rtr New ork will b ar waiuui
atrt-it wharf, on mi. aftir January k, djtliy (Minulaja ax
tci.ir3 ) nt 4 o dork P. M .
Kituriiiu. Uieabov J.inti will leave 5(w York atl and
4 P. Ai.
Krvifht niant be .illvtird brfure J'.P.M.lo b -Wank
I th i.rnr day.
Prolylit for 'J ri nton. Prtnoeton, K1ni,'iitont Vow Bnina
wieji. and all point on tb ('atud'n and Am'tty Kftllntad t
a)m on (be Htdvidi r, Polawari', and PlemiQifton, i)io Now
JcrKfT, lliit PrtH'b'tld and Jaruinbury, an J tn HurMiiRton
and Mount Holly KaUroailn, rt- eivel mut forward itp tm
li.Si o clork P. M. Small uAokaat, forMuunt Holly rooolvedj
U to 'i n ru.rk p M.
The HalvUlere lp.l.wiir Hallroad oonnvcii at PhlUlpa
trk' with the l.rhu h Vallev Kaiiroad. Thu Nw Jory
Railroad xniMi i at tbiaSetJi with tint Nw JttrMiy
OntraJ lUllroad, and at Newark with Uit Mrru aiid
Ktsvi Kaiiroad.
A alip miJimiran-Jiim. upcvifjing the mark! and oar
brt, aiiippiiii und OTiU.'iif-i a, nmst In vry innianoa
Atnt w lili i arh lo.nl or iuods, or no n-reipt will b uivniv.
Incn-aMMi titrlinii baviiiL' bvn uiado Un th trannpurtA
timi nt 1,1 t; h i vK'K , Ciovith art) luvitd to try Oil rout.
When tli- it rk tt. fvrnnit tl In inantUluM of TWO L'H
I IjH or tnoi., u win bo d.'llvri A at Ui- fit-it of Furtb-th
lrt, mur the lro Yard. or At Pier No I Nortft
kir, a tla ibii (Kirt. omy iWirtrnate at the time of u
iJpnili.t. vS Al.l r.lt r Itl.KMAN, Krwurtit A'ul,
Io. 8. Hrlaware avinnue, I'hUaawr-ltl.
It KA MUNH, t-rtsu'tn Ay-itL
K' tf I'lvr u 1 North UWur. Kew Vtuk.
VJIiW RAILROAD UNK NORTH.
1 Pilll.AhKl.PMlA TO HKOOM-VM,
TilUOl Un IN HVK iilbii.
PACK tl.
IIOTHHION TIOKKT8 .ooi TOR TintP.H F-ATtS.
On anil afitr yo.MfA V, Aan'it 1. 1"-. traliu wlU lav
otof VI SK Nuift, ftiilBtU''pbi, arury Dior nit t at 0 A .
M. (Hiinilay etctptii K Ui". b tb t'aiinlan and AW
Ui.tlo and itarllail innll)lwr Hay Hatlro&dji to Port
Monmouth, ami by ih" couunudiam iteamer Ji ai Hoyt,
tob otuf AtUnik' tfif, hrooan; raturulntf, laatti At
Iflbtie bui wbarf arydy (dundayt ajicoptvd). At U
Traverart th rlry f Kaw Ytrk ara notMed not t
Apply hrr paJK by thia Una, tba Htata of Nw Jwraoy
baviiny (iranit'd io Ihtj 4!anidn and Auiboy mn.o)sly lhA
xf-liiai ii- IIuk ofearnlinr pafiauiuttris and fri;iiitit h
twua tif ' PlM.hMnhia Anl Nuw York. tj JU H
YV. f. illllY JUTS, (.ancral HupartuUttdentv.
SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.