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The native American., 1839-11-02

pulses Of nature and original good faith would be
SO prevailing with here. can It be less control
ling with the sons Of those countries upon our
shores2 1t cannot be, because the origin OF the
feeling is tho same, the source whence it comes
is divine, and lis impressions are everlasting
We havo digressed somewhat from our in,en-.
ton, which was, to noticethc publication signed
"a German in the ST. Louis Gazette. 1t ap-
pears that in a rcncountcr between one OF the ma
lives and foreigner, thu latter was shot, though
not killed: the formera man Of worth, was tried
and convicted Of the assault, bat upon the repre-
scnta.ion OF perhaps the jury and number OF
other highly respectable citizens, was pardoned
|by the Governor. The foreign population i'nme-
dia,ey threw out their banners exclaimed against
mercy, and Invoked the punishment, not for the
sake OF justice, bnt because their numbers, like
the great Molech, required victim. The cle-
mency Of the Executive, however, was not to be
arrested by the actious voices OF the aliens, though
the prolonged calnors and rebellious vauatings OF
these foreigners show how impolitic it is to ncor-
porate among our people large bodies Of strange
men who, upon the slightest OCCASION, can arouse
their anlipathies to US, ana become jealous euen
Of justice.
The following is an extract from one Of their
publications:
Mr.. Ncsor, a poor, but honest and industrious
German, was shot, without provocalion, i'll his
own house, by villain, with intent to kill. The
poor sufferer recovered from his wounds, contrary
to all expectations but only to drag out his eXls-
tcnce in pain, poverty and distrcss--being shot
through the lungs. The assassin was tried and
convicted bat owing to his yosth and rcspecfa-
biltY, and condition Of mind, produced BY arfa-
}fciM excitement, awakened the sympathy of the
|jltlre and Jury so much as to send him to the Pen
itentiary for tloo gears only. But his Excellency
the Governor was still more awakened to sympa-
thy by the aforesaid excellent qualities as TO par
don the murderer even before he got inside Of
The Pcnteniary.
We, as good natured Germans, are most GER
tainly bound to admire the display OF these SYM
pathies, although it surpasses all our humble con-
ceptions Of fairness and imparlialty, as well as
that murderous purposes are excusable in youth,
that an assassin can be Of any responsibility what
ever and that crime committed in state of arti-
fetal excitelnent viz: drunkenness is also excu-
sable ; but what puzzles us more than all this is
that the fine feelings and sympathes OF the alore-
said parties were not awakened in favor Of that
unfortunate and suffering German, Mr.. Nesler.
But suppose we will get the true light of these
and similar proceedings after little while, by
which it seems we arc to be made to feel our
selves-truy and completely .Anericaa citizens.
A GERMAN.
The native American., 1839-11-02

FIRE COMPANIES. The Perseverance, Fire
Company, as was stated in our last, received an
addition to her apparatus of a new Suction, and
on Monday held Drill Of the Company for the
purpose of testing her. She works remarkably
we'll, and is, we think, the handsomest piece Of
Fire apparatus in the City. We hope in cases
Of need, she may be made good use of.
And we must here enter our protest against the
abominable practice our liremen have of racing
through the streets their return from fires &c.
We were not little surprised last Monday to see
this foolish practice carried outby the Pcrseve-
rance. We hold that set Of men haven more
right to race through the streets with heavy APP
paratus, than have the drivers Of vehicles to drive
their horses at an unlawful gait There is no ne
cessty for it, and il is highly reprchensible. In
going to fire the case is quite different. 1t is
then necessity that calls, and every minute saved,
is, perhaps the rescue Of valuable property from
the flames. Then the 6remen have mark--a
point TO gain-then they have a phianhropic act
to peror.r--tlien the good Of their fellow citizens
require them to !" strain point" and the emer-
Sency is an EXCUSE. Dui, vi uieil it'uiii, VI ol
going to or returning from drills, (Which, by the
by, arc very necessary these things have not their
weight, but, on the other hand, prevail againstthe
practice. We hope the members Of fire con,pa-
panies in this city will consider these things (he-
sides the accidents that might by this racing)
and desist at once from these practices, which
make them appear in the eyes Of our citizens
rash, and unworthy members Of society.
The native American., 1839-11-02

the this valuable Fsan has vsu IN extensive use IN
rfnpa TIC Nnhsin S,es Anaby ns per-
aston ho,e a the Proprietor has Vsde
"a The drrs, n ths place that all avail
thcmser-e oil M remedy The dea-e shts that
medicine will remove lls ehet Ots,iNec coughs ry wor-
as oni Is. fatop ndiviiuns voluntarily their
"a The proved il efficacy From the know
sdre OF he rE favorable upon paents,
where we have prescribed tie above Basa ohs
valuable tos Tor Whit Is rGsemmende' Calvin Ely NJ;
H. Alhsr wiaGs D., members the Massachusetts Medical
Scr- Also See tsrtifcaws tho dircction what axtonshirS
ours il has effected Webster. Boston, Horace Gall Bfsol
Me- Th lilskas H. Bos;on Esh Horton, firm Of EakeI Hg
Bau, pU"t Woodbury.. clerk Of Josiah stsadman Miss 70
The,iis OF others could he named vhee II " NsA
kn. sn AZ ec0y against conntere each direction will ts
signed BY the Prepreor, Nj Gafdnsr PcrrateIs rc,enea
si Washington Street. Boston, all orte1 be addesssS
Aco bots, pressed in the slass the name MIS- %
~ ciarinos's Indian Ealsam ef Lverwor,. &
The native American., 1839-11-02

/" CigoRaHrows DAILY ADvoarn. Last Mon
day we received neat little sheet, forming the
first number Of new series Of u daily paper to
be published in Our sister City. It is got up with
considerable taste and nsatness, and bids fair to
be Of great utility. The Advocate was formerly
Issped tri-weekiy, but tie enterprise of the pub-
Usher ana Editor, Alr. CAas. =. Fulton, has rem
dared daily paper,--'loro for the advancement
and convenience Of Georgetown and lis inhabl-
tants, we fear, than to the enhancement and in
tcycst of its publisher. But, We know his dill
g&acc and attention to business fully merit sue
icess, an:l we sincerely hope lie may meet with it,
The citizens Of Georgetown have now what they
f have long wanel---a daily newspaper. Let them
give it such supper, as viii ensure its peFlna-
ne. establishment.
NC regret 10 learn by yesterdays Advocate,
that the people Of Georgetown will not support a
da;ly-.he paper has returned to its old standard.
The native American., 1839-11-02

CRIMINAL CouRT. On Monday last, the Fall
Term Of the Criminal Court of the County Of
Washington commenced its setting After the
court had been opened with the usual formaities,
his honor Judge Dunlop delivered his charge to
the Grand Jury, enjoining them, in brief and for
chile language, to sustain the laws, and to dis
charge their responsible duties with fidelity and
impartiaity. The following gentlemen were
oc4 Lo G.rand Iur1 - u.
The native American., 1839-11-02

'JonN SMrrH''-AeArN. We sec that this
gentleman has got down 10 Holderness, N. H.,
and that he has cautioned all persons from har-
boring or trusting his son George Poor man !!
we heard he was married, but did not know he
would have such an unruly son se
The native American., 1839-11-02

We take pleasure in recommending 10 the SIS
tsring cara OF the citizens Of WASHINGTON, aad
especially to the friends 81 yoah ana cduca,ioa,
neat little sheet published in this ely by all assn-
citation of young men, entitled The Weekly
Visiter," and issued every M2a!ay, at Ssi.25 per
year.
The native American., 1839-11-02

Yesterday week tie Iethaijs.s kept in this
City as hoFyday, IL view Of Tie Centenary o
that denominations Of Christians. AT sunrise,
public prayer-meetings woca held; al ! O'Clock
they had preaching, and took up collections in
aid Of the Centenary faad, and concluded the
ceremonies of the day by lovc-feasts. at night
There was also celebration Of the Sabbalh-schoo
at Wesley Chapel in tie afternoon.
The native American., 1839-11-02

Mr.. William II. Brewster, the gentleman who
absconded with his sable wif:, Il few days since
from this city, after having sold free coorcd
girl stating her to be his own, was pursued and
ovcrtaken in Baltimore, where he confessed his
guilt, was committed, and has since been brought
to this city to await his trial His spouse was
also committed as m accomplish. DARKNESS has
been made light, and justice, no doubt, will be
done them both. What pity that such an hon.
est, loving couple should have their hopes blight
led in so short time /! ...
The native American., 1839-11-02

yNIpLEf'S NOTES OF The FOUR GOSPELS,
Ia with notes, Chiefly cx .natory, designed for teach
ers in SABBATH schools and bible classes and aid 70
family instruction: 'wpr3nnes in one containing Mat
the. and vi ,r'S. ls raseved ard or sale at W. NJ.
MoRRISoN'S bro! :tcrc, 4 doors west Of Brown.
Ort. %. Hotel.
The native American., 1839-11-02

n-All communications for this paper should be adj
dressed to JAMES G. DUNN.
The native American., 1839-11-02

A CArrA1N"1N A Foe Married, in Epping
Capt. Dudly Norris, to Miss Ann Fogg.
The native American., 1839-11-02

}ENHE WRITINGS Of Jane Taylor in lhrra vols. cou-
4 tanning hlcnoi's and Cpme>p oaAcnce, poetcai Re-
mains, and Essays, in rhyme.
Aso a further SIMPLY OF the Life Of Wilbornrce.
Just received and tnr sals at W. Nj. IL 1RRlSON'S
Book and stationery Store, doors west Of Browns o
tel Il. Nov ,
The native American., 1839-11-02
THE BEST MEDICINE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

THE best med inc fe1
Coughs, Coils, and all
Lung complaints, Hoop.
ing Cough, splitting Of
Blood, rain ii the Side,
Liver Complaint, and
affections Of Tie breast,
i Mrs. NJ. N. GARD
NER,S INDIAN BAL.
SAIL or LIVER
WORT, concerning tbs
strength OF wany roots
and herbs. AMONG the
a,nnhe. arc Llyarsort,
Eleeamraar, Psness,,
.Asclrpi il tuberGsa, lee
Iani Ntoss, ';giils, Hys-
Isop, Ruta glayeolens /:
also many plher herfa
no, 70 be procured IN this
part ~ tie glotc. For
The native American., 1839-11-02

Peter Force, Esq,
Foreman, Nnian Beall,
Nathan LuAborough, John Myres,
Charles r. Belt, George W. Young,
Joseph Forrest, benjamin IS: Morseil'
Abner PIERCE, Roger G. Weightman,
John F. Cox, Edward Simms,
Robert White, George Parker,
George B. Magruder, John W. Marry
Walter Smoot, Jehiel Brooks,
John p. Van Ness, Griffith Coombe,
John Boyle, Thomas Fenwlck,
Michael Shanks, Daniel Carroll
The only trial Of interest Oh the docket, is the
case of the Teller of the Bank Of the Metropolis,
Mr.. Orme. Generally, the rest of the cases are
for petit larceny, or for assault and battery.
The native American., 1839-11-02

T,lITNA, GLASS, AND EARrHEN WARE, :
~ THOMAS PURsELLba has justimporied, per ships
Robert Plnshord and Potomac from Liverpool direct,
Gry.two crates and hhds Of the ahovs articles, part
Of his fall supply; all Of which viii be sold wholesale
and retail at the Alexandria and Baltimore nrices
p. S. These goods have been selected himself I
England and are Of the newest patterns. and Of the
very h4st quality. He so|icts cali from lis friends arr
The pubic generally, at his store. opposite Downs tiotc
Penn. avenue. THOMAS EttsELL.
Q. Ct 1T
The native American., 1839-11-02

AM HAVE o. hand a large supply ci Cloths and
Wv CnssImeres, which we viii sell b. AZ yard d,
piece the most reasonable terms, bit su not have
them male up as we have formerly done, desiring TO
leave this pa Of the business exclusively 10 the MAJ,
chant Iao.s. BRADLEY & CAfLETT.
Oct. ;. .@
The native American., 1839-11-02

rN>HE POLITICAL WORKS OF ROBERT
l. sOUTHEY, collected BY himself, 10 volumes com
plete in one. te" copies just received for sale by
W. M. MORRISON,
At his Book and Stationery Store, doors west q
Browns Hotel. saOeto
The native American., 1839-11-02

&MnPAckiGGS DRY GOODS At REDUCED
-SOEPRlCESsA-We have on hand hundred and
twenty thousand dollars Of goas, we bought, which
Kill bc SOLD at very raluc,i prices for cash. We
particularly DESTROYS &C ralHriys oni stock. Goods SOLD
10 pu:staa Customers IN ear usual terms.
Nov 2 BRADLEY :. CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-11-02

A N INQUIRY INTO TIE ORIGIN OF The
IN ANTIQUITIES OF AMERICA, by John Dell
field Jr, with appendix containing Notes and yaiI
Of the Causes Of the Superiority OF The Men OF Nofyh
ern over t;to;s Of Tie Southern Hemisphere, By Jane
Lake!y, NJ. D.
few copies are received AMI for sale by -
w. VI. MORRISON,
Oct5 doors west Of Brow IS Hotel: ~
The native American., 1839-11-02

rE1HE yoIuG LADY's GUIDE to the Harmonious
Il development Of Christian Character, by Harvey
Newkills.
Also, further supply of Walker on Internarriage or
the Nlode in which the causes why, Beatty, Health
and Intellect result from certain Unions and Deortnty
Discas and Insanity from others, with eight Illustrative
drawings. Ftirc S. Is.
just received and for sale by W. III MORRISON,
At his Book and Stationery Store, doors west Of
Browns Hotel. oct 5
ltREAT BARGAINS-AT THE NEW DRY
W GOODS, Shoe and Variety Store, Immediately
Icpposite tile Buildings and near the West Market
where the subscriber has rls opened and general
assorted Stock Of Seasonble Dry Goods and Shoes all
Of which will be sold at the lowest City prices, together
with variety OF Fancy and Desirable Goods, among
which are the following, viz
Cloths. Cassneres Cass;nets and kerseys
KeoSuck and Kentucky Jeans
Black Silk and Cotton Vevets
Mcrino Vala,ta and Swansdown Vesliags
American, English ard French Calico.s, from 64
cents npa ards
Domestic Co,tons Of all kinds, from 81 cents up
] wards
Double width Figured Merinoes, cheap
Ladies' Gentiemcn's and Chdrens Boots and Shoes
of al kinds which will be sold low at re nced prices
| for Cash.
| S9nt 2S-Gt JOHN ii DRuRY.
The native American., 1839-11-02

NJ O.rICE.--rhn subscriber woull re-, crnlly cal
~ the attention Of his friends and thu "atiic gene
ally, 10 II, New, and Splendid assoime. q goods for
Gentlemen consisting q HE Best y. col dyed and
NVoosn Ci''s and Cassnefes Of every c1pr, uhc.lhe
will ,aAa nr TO order the most reasonable terms, ard
most Fashionable manner Tie has also great variety
Of ic.tiH.s Of the faost ta.toLabic patterns,
Persons DESTROYS ofrlfHhasng elosNg, wonl 10 we'll
% give him call at his store opposite The Dnidings,
Penn. Avcrne, r. W. BATES.
Oct Set. mat. lHt--nGt
The native American., 1839-11-02

1tRATES! CRATES The undersigEat takes this
In method Of Informing the citizens gen ally that he
has j;tst received full assortment OF FWa BFieS and
Backs; ard be is at all times prepared to &itend TO ine
setting OF & aes, or any other brick work
An orders left at my house. 1t the corner 18Th street
and New York sent through tie post office
will ~ tended to With despatch.
2s 81! WILLIAM T, DOVE.
The native American., 1839-11-02

fT7Hn rO3F!CAL %ORKs OF ROBERT SOU
H. THEY. collected By himself, ten volumes complete
MORRIsoNS book and stationary store, doors west
Of Browns Hotel. Oct. &c.
The native American., 1839-11-02
MARRIED.,

tt+iitthtEb, y
AT Mountain View Virginia on The 22d.rsta!, y th6
Rev. GEORGE LEuMnY, HENRY ANDERSON 10
FRANCES ANN. daughter of the late Ggl2GE u. Wti!-
TING, all Of Washington city.
The native American., 1839-11-02

TC>D;l's Drug S'nrr,
w d n.',n C.iy
The native American., 1839-11-02

Fall ofa Great Bridge. The Florence (Ala.A
Gazette says that the great bridge recently erect
cd over the Tennessee, at Muscle Shoals, and
which was nearly two miles in length, fell down
on the 9Th instant with tremendous crash. Mr.
]. r. Henry, its protector, was on the bridge at
the time. lie was thrown off, but not seriously
injured.
The native American., 1839-11-02

LEV EOON--,A Practical Exposition 81 the Epistes
~ to the Seven Churches, by The Rev. Henry Blunt
a. NJ, Rector Of S!raash IN, Surrey late fo.v of Penn
broke Collcse canh and chaplain to a' Grace the
W. III. MORRISON,
Oct5 .s doors west Of Browns Hotel.
The native American., 1839-11-02

AIEW 30UNS.-The Worlds Religion Us contrasted
| In with Genuine Christianity, by Lady colquhoun,
daughter of,he Hon. Sir. John Sinclair .......#
My Saviour, or Devotional Medtaiiona, in prose and
verse Ga te naaas ald titles Of the Lord Jesus Christ
by the Rev Jnn East, NJ A.
Also, tie Confessions Of Schcomastcr.
Trarspla,'ea Flowers, or Memoirs Of Mrs Rumphr
daughter Of Holm JACOB A*or ESQ and the 9etess lie
Brcglis daughter IT MADAME dc Sae with appendix,
by Robert Baird.
Just published and for sale at w VI. agORHIsON'S
Book and Stationery Store, doors west OF Browns
Oct ) = =. Itotel
The native American., 1839-11-02

kI1NGLlSH VENETIAN CARPETlN G.--We have
IA Just received fill set3 sEpa, Vchans, all worl,
Oct IS BRADLEY s. CArLETT.
The native American., 1839-11-02

rE7HE YOUNG LADY'S GUIDE to the Harmonious
4 development Of Christian Character, by Harvey
The native American., 1839-11-02

NJ ~ BOOKS Adventures ri din Attorney in Searc,
IN .. Practice, by the author Of an AZ eiture of a
Gent a;aan IN searsh OF Hose, 3 vols.
THE Dam. Of D.rita by the author OF .e Yamassee,
GUY Rivers Sc. 2 vols.
Mlrons Hope or the Memoirs OF Pro-, ;ncia, vols
Blancha of Navarro a play by q. z. Il. James, Esq.
author Of Gentleman Of tie Old School, IT, Hnsuenoi.
C. lust published and for sale or crcnla,nby w. NJ
MORRISON, 4 doors west oi Browns lie. l Oct. y
The native American., 1839-11-02

ra7UFTED RUGS.--We have Just received
Z 100 handsome Tufted Rugs, medium size
Also, 80 extra large Tnited Rugs.
Oct 10 BRADLEY & CATLETT.
The native American., 1839-11-02

fBiHE Obligations Of te World Id Inc Rhla series
ofLectnresto Yonag Man. BY tiar,,iGer Spring
Pasnr Of tie Brick Presbyterian Church III lie city Of
New York. Just received, and for sale at
w. III. MORnIsON'S I
BOX a, Stationary store, fonr hopis west Of Browns
Oct IL. w Hotel
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-02
CLEARED.
April 81, sch Planet, Robinson, Marblehead.
ARRIVALS, c1EARANcEs. &c.

ARRIVALS, c1EARANcEs, &c.
At st. Croix. April T. sch Ayora, Lemont, Of Bath,
from Norfolk, dischargng. eft4
At 81. Thomas 18th Empire, Merryman, waiting
freight Baltic, Port Royal. do. do. Ceylon Trott,
st. Pieres, do. do Brig Antioch, Barnes, arrived
two days before from Bath, and in lying off, got
ashore Packet Shoal, and fell over on her side
cargo of lumber &c. and sails saved, vessel total
loss.
At Havre March 10, ship Girard, Parker, of Bath
for Havana GOTH
AT Guayama I'd ult Napoleon, Patten, from St.
Thomas for N. Y loading.
At Trinity Mart, 25th March, brig. Splendid,
Johnson, for Bangor ID.
AT ST. Thomas 18th ult. sch Butler, Eaton, from
st. Vincent, just arr.
Ar at Brunswick, Ga. 18th, sch Delta, Moores,
Galveston.
Ar at Charleston 2lst ship Glasgow. Little, OF
Bath from Havre, March l.
a at Baltimore oath, brig Charles Thomas, Thorn
as, Havana II.
Ar at N. York oath sch Hudson, Wyman, VII
mington, N. c.; Shakespeare, Umer, and Betsey
Pierce, Crockett. Thomaston, Cid. oath, ship Con-
stellaon. IIoudlette, Havana sch VIM. Henry,
Ihomaston; Cornea, Gray Bangor Vanderer,
Marvin, Bath.
Ar at Plymouth st, sch Laura, Bartlett, Kenne-
Ar at Savannah 18th, sch Desiah, Hutchins, Sa-
vannah
Ar at Richmond 2Ist sch Robert s. Rowland,
Thomaston.
FIR at Norfolk 22d, sch Com. Perry, Blanchard,
Prospect Baltimore, Wnchenboucb, Waldoboro.
Ar at Newport Esd, sch Dodge Haley, Camden
for N. Y.
Ar at New Bedford 9th, soop Leopard. Konne-
bee.
Cid at New York gath brig Charles, Snow, Bath;
Boston Moore, do.
Ar at Boston 18th sch Victory, NSdl Thomaston;
26th sch .Marcngo, (of Belfast) Moore Cainlito;
9th, brig Androscoggin, Decker (of Brunswick, }
Mayaquez LIST ult sch Isabella (of Relfast) Patter-
son, II Johns, Fa. 10 sch Eliza Ann, Brown
Bucksport Gen. Brooks, Dyer; Wave, Keazer,
and Hero, Bangor; Comet, Young, Belfast Han
nah, Robinson, Wiscasset Iiberius, .Breokinss,
End Relief, Nicke.son, Gardiner Primrose, TAR
do. s'oop Mechanic, Calef HalloweA
AR at Portland Goth sch Richmond, Croker Path;
April Flower, Faddin Wiscassct I; Orbit, Prince
Camden. 37th sch Frances, Prooklngs Gardiner
for foston 2sth sch Michael, Perry 1homas,on;
lydia NIckerson Cape Ann for Faith Helen Mar,
Deiano, Ihomaston for Virginia slop Betsey, Nc
Clure Bath for Poston.
:, ar at Savannah 22d, sch Madawaska, Small, OF
Bath from Havana
AT Mobile 10Th, ship Augusta, Given, Of Bath,
for Liverpool.
Ar mt N. Orleans 10Th, slip QIeen Victoria
Thomas, Vicksburg.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-02

GRATING. On Scions-Any healthy
piece of limb, less than one third of an inch
through, containing two or more sound,
uninjured buds, is a suitable scion, whether
of one or more years growth.
Time Of Catting-Any time after the
leaves fall, and before the buds open, is
proper, but the scion should be kept from
drying, negotiating, or rotting, till the time
of setting
Time Of Setting-Is between the first of
April and the first of July perhaps May
is most suitable.
Stocks-Are better to be of similar ma
ture to the scion, and should be healthy
and not more than two inches through
when cut, the smaller the better.
Manner Of Gra7ing-Is any way that
will bring the inside bark of the scion to
bear against the inside bark of the stock,
and something placed over the wounded
parts to thoroughly exclude air and moist
ure.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1839-05-02
TO THE AFFLICTED.

Ear RICHARDSON'S elebral ed Sherry Wine
q y Bitiers for the euro of all those prevalent
diseases, called, Dyspepsa. Jnnndi;e, Bilious or
Liver Complaints Dizziness or Headache, Wnnder
ing or settled pains, sinking Faintness, Nervous
DEBILITY, Cosfiveness, Piles. and an general de-
raneen ent Of health caused by unhealthy state
of tic stomach and bowels, Which Iluye been Justly
STYLED the " sorchouse of disease. These Bilters
have proved certain and speedy remedy. They
preclude the necessity Of using Pills. Dr.. X. con
siders ii unnecessary 10 publish long list Of pufirg
recommendations. upon which Tie hole merits Of
many advertise d + cdeincs depeEd
GPCAUTlON TOPl RGiAS Frs They arc
puup in nat Battles with ihe following words blown
in the glass s. O. RchmdsoB's Biitcrs South
Reading, Mass" with "A label which covers the
cork aud be sure that FAC FIMIlE e my signature
is upon the label. that the cork caunef BIO drawn
without destroy ing it. also FAC sisiILE of my sic .
nature upon the outer envelope, without which
are genuine. The great swc IS Of this medicine
has induced numlpr of pnprinciped persons 10
initiate il in various ways. Remember his Biiters
cannot be banedof pedlars on amy prelence what.
ever.
PS. Barnard, G. W Skinner, RI velng Agents
for The New England Stitrs. Prepared i.on Med.
cinal plants and roots at Richard $ Labatory-sod
W oesaIe aud retail at lis Office, No l5 Hanover
street, Boston, and by most Druggists throughout
The N. 81 Stats Merchants in tho country can
receive them safely packed in FOXES by forwarding
an ord r, and the usual discount wlli lie allowed on
the sale. Price IS ets per EoiIc. HIS dry buers
put up in pressed form 20 els. per paper.
The genuine are sod Inlcs;,lr and relail at my
Office, No Is. Hanover STREET, Boston. and
by Hall If, druggist corner of Elm and Union
streets, also by NY advertised agents,
J Wilkinson, c G Wadron. N Weld, Bath E
Fuller, Ladd, Augusta; + Scannon S Adams,
Hallnwcll; S Cay If, Tarhell. Gardiner; Tooth.
acher d Thomas, W Avery q Co, Richmond
Vi'lage; Sampson, Morrow, Eowdpinham Vii.
age; W bennett " Co 1hopsham; w S Muir.
ray, Geo W.llison, Brunswick; G ID Iiobrook,
Fleeport; f'.Chase, jr. North Yarmouth
II Kelley. " " Liacoa. a Carter, d Coles
soorlhy and e Bradbury Portland; J. n Berry, S
1 Goodale, Mcintire & Back Saco; s Mithhea,
Scarboro'; Brmnt e. Wdrren, 5 Jordan, ID Rcmitk.
Kennebunk Hatch, B .'lan,ceii. Wells; J II
Spar, ogunqni,; 4 Douglas, s Albums, York;
NJ Ha'oes, G d Mason, Wesbrook Z 8 Bosoles,
Euxton; J Rumerg, Hollis; c Taylor, Wa;crl oro;
+ Ch0diomne, Alfred J Lord, S Hobbs, North
Rerwick; NJ .A0Jle, Grcat Falls n fl Tufts, Do
YER ~ H.; Dudley, Goodwin's Mills; Ie,ks T.
HihsOn. South Berwick.
Apr 81. 1899. 6m5