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A Teacher Wanted

TN Dis,ric, No G, qualified TO teach,ihe vfrious
i branches of an EngsISh educsli6p. address I
Kerneysville. SAML. RUGKLE,
Nov 10 1851 School C0mmir.
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For sale, at low prices. Elliptic Springs, Patent
.Axles. paien. Habb Boxes, Buggy Boxes, Hbbb
Bands Mounting, &c.
SWAR TT WELDER e. SMITH.
Winchester November 10 IS5l-Iv
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Administrators Notice.

NOTES given al The sale Of The lae Judge |. R.
j v Douglass are now dae. The condition Of the
estate IS such that Indulgence cannot be given
Those indebted will therefore be expectedto make
payment at once, -oherwisc1snits win he brought.
DAyt8 HOWELL, Aan'r.
Nov Id lS5t-9t
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M. ANSEL s. CO,

1Ni 11NIAA " wi
DHESINT 10 theif Virginia FRIEND. and the
)erally some splendid Lotteries, which
10 November; and those who are 10
prize, will find NJ. Ansel s. Co. the
eeers in the United States. Among
sold lately was ope Of $50 900 to
Va; 20 900 10 Albemarle CO
sen county; 1000 10 Monroe
Winchester; 600 and 5000 TO
lcm county; 1900 / OF 1900 and 1000 TO
Shenandoah county; besides many Of smaller de-
nomination;
LOOK OUT FOR NoyEMBERl
Cari,alPrise $40 600; :, 297 4. 600 1000; ise5er
10 prizes Of 500.
Tickets IS; halves ESQ; qsar;ers IS Ger.
ti6cate Of Packages Of % whole Tickets $50; 20
halves $780, IS quarters IS.
sNorember 2oh
{ The mammoth Lottery Of the month will be
drawn on the eoth. Capital prize 20 600; so 600;
20 600; II $50 20 prizes vi 1000 12 Of 500; 100
Of Q 600; 100 Of 1000
Tickets $50; halves 10 quarters 5; eigh,hs 2 So
Certificate of packages OF o6 whole Tickets $500;
rs halves $50; % quarters u.s. 26 eishths 81 So
gan orders seric,ly confidential, andthe printed
official drawing will be sent as soon as the Lottery
Is drawn.
sc5- All prizes paid ~; US at sight, in gold or
bankahle money. 4.
II For GOOD prizes and pr,stpt payment
Address, NJ. ANSEL & CO.,
Corner IF baltimore and Lieh Streets.
November 10 1851 BALTIMORE Mn.
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no SDortsanegi.

: A MOTHER lot OF gun waddiDg from No 10 70 I
n IL; Walkers, Abticorrosive and French Caps.
Wash rods, Shot chargers, Powder TASKS Eagle"
EFF G" Canister Powder Shot, end Lead. just
receivedon hand only four Of tina. lot Of very sp-
perior Double Barrel Guns. Come SOON or lose
Nov. 6,ls5I. T.RAyTLlEs- IF
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-wr4ss7, Ileeeircd window Glass q FaFions So
snj rntrv ofihs bszt qualify 81 ssls-l,. 1, y
- ssr, lower shsn Cd Price. EAWLiNcs
ror. &. iesl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Woman for sale.

w no is agood Cook. Washer and Irongr APP
w PHI at the FREE PRESS OFFICE. 4
November E 1851
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Teacllcr Wnnfed.

TTANTED Immediately, Tee cher having the
w necessary qualifications % teach in District
No a. "A publications. to Re made to the under
signed = GEO. BACKIoUSE.
Nov G. 1871. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

TNHE9 subscribers having lnst returned from the
East, are now opening an additional supply If
Ladies Goods, consisting il part ii Brocades Plaid.
Plain and Striped Silk. French ana English
Merinos; Cashneres Moaslaihs, BrocNde and
Waiered Alpscas Coiiari, Cuts, Undersleeves,
Neck and Bonnet Ribbons &c
Nor 10. LOCK cRAAfEg. & LINE.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Canal.
11nEH-RN-

TINE splendid Packet Boats FASHION, Capt.
i PetFie. and BELLE Capt. Singer, now make
regular trips between Alexandria Georgetown and
Cumberland. They leave Riirer's Wharf near the
Market House, Georgetown, every Monday and
Thursdayfevening, at o'clock p. M Passengers
for Haraers Ferry leaving Georgetown al that
time, viii arrive al thaiplace on Tuesday moruing
al half past 10 O'Clock. The farcis less i,an cts.
per mile.
The Boats will leave Harpers Ferry for Cumbcr-
land every Tuesday and Friday, al IL o'clock 4 NJ;
and for Georgetown ana Alexandria, every Tues.
DAY and Erilav I'll s n'clncit p n Y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

rUST rseefsea Hunt's Ares, al sizes warranted
j IL he very hest quality, and Handed IN the
bess ssrIe + R4WLINS
80 a tSst
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LEFE .lANUR.4.l.CE.

Tue NATIoyAt LoxS FuSD LIFE AssrrANcE
SocIETy, or LoSDox.
CARr~AL 50 SOC, O0c-SearLrs SiIa.270.
DRlNTED statements explanatory Of the husi.
4 ness, and the advantages Of Life Assurance
will be furaisheeson application TO
B. W. HERBERT.
Or 10 his absence, applications can be made to
Da. q. F. Mason,
Ae&ftai ETaaiasf, ClaxistepH,
. DR. JoRN ID. SrAaRY,
.Mdiodi ErGRiRer, Hlrpers- Ferry,
DR l. II. TArLca,
lfsdiedi Eramiaey, Saepaesas,oss.
Chaflestbwn, Nov. Is, 1851.
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Tickets so HALVES S5-QnarteFs SO go
Certificate Of packages of25 Whoies $4,000
Do do of25 Halves 65 90
Do do ef ~ Qa1rlers 30 so
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NEGRO Boy, and also. a Negro Gill. For
II servants OF good character and industry, lib
oct 90. 1851. JAMES y. HARRIS.
Mar .S4aHn0ada,e.
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Rire Vrons

Al NDIRONS, Shovcis and Tongs, Poxers. &c.
IL oEail sizes and surprisingly low. inst received
Nov. G, ISL T-RAW LlNs.
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WANTED.
Wanted 20 Purchase

TEACHER ii. District, No. If.
"A james, HooFF.
September 4. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

Inn SACKS G. A. and fine Salt, very large
IUU sacks, just received and for sale by
CHARLES JOHNSON
. Harpers-Ferry, Nor. G. 1851
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Tobacco. Tohacco

1oQs BOXES tobacco, va5ious brasds, lust
1OO received and fol sale yervIow 81
g. r., COFFROTH.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.
100000!
sf0,oooi
$4,000 /

$4,000 Sl0oooi
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, for the ben.
Y eft u Monohgala Academy, Glass N, for
1851 40 be drawn in-AlcSaudiia, Va, in Saturday,
27th November ISL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

MOTE PAPER ENVEioPES-of every
in description--als Ladies Bath Post. FOR sale
By L. III. SMITH.
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$4,000!
20 PRIZES OF sa.a5o.

" mGtNlA STATE LOTTERY for the bene-
1T OF Monongaia Academy, Class No. 2O2,
FIR 1851, ID be dra wn Ia Alexandra Via on Satur.
d3f, the 21lh oisDecember, I65l
is Nsmtcr L,tto1--la Darn IBalivis,
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80 $50. NNN-SIl-.N = - n.
SHAREHOLDER & SMITH,
WaEd Ware Rnsfness

III A1IING associated themselves together for the
IL paxFpose ST constructing The
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Brilliant Lotteries, for Dec. 1851.
= w MAuRY 4 CO, MASAcERs
$4,000!
I5,oOot $4,000 /

JYIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY k,r he bene-
iii OF Mononkalia AcaIemr. CESS No 100.
flr 1851, 70 Be drawn al Alerandria va 81 Saiur-
day 6lh Of December, 1851.
II Dsarh Ballafs ert ~ - M,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
CI,eaD esrocerfes,

T HAVE very large and general assortment Of
i Groceries, which | am selling unusually dow.
being agent or the r. r. ca.9 lie trsnsporstfon /
cost me but trifis. j. w. CRANE =
Dufield's Oct 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

Air JarEes TlanYan's Fan has ben uFed AMI tried
against anoiher celebrated Fan on the "a, "a or the
late Mr.. John Myers this season wiihieniire salts
faction. 81 far ss-my exvsfienee enbblrs me 10
Judge il has no SC peror in speed or excellence oil
work JOHN J. a. ERAITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Smndries.

A LBATA and Britannia Table Spoons: Knives
"A ana Forks, Tea Trayes, Pocket Scissors, 6
and % lacks Bnteaers Saws Washers, KEYS
rings, Curtain Bands, Iron Bake Pans Wrought
Nails. Sad Irons &c, &c. just received NJ
Nov. 81 1851. +. RAWLINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

have tried one Of James Runvan's Wheat Fans
and find 10 De firstra,e, and would recommend il
10 the farmers. KEMP.
Winchester Nov. 5. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Carpefing.
TO the Ladies.

Inquired, striped. rag and list carpetipg, floor
Il and table Oil Cloths, tor sale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

This II 10 certify that have tried onS Of Mr. Jas
ROMANS Fans and have no hesiiaiioh in SAYING
il is The best have used and hare no hesifa-
tlon.in Recommending il to farmers.
Nov. S,Ils5I. JNO II. McEN DREE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

Thars purchased one Of Mr. Runyaa's Whea,
Fans and consider 1t the best have e9pr used on
myafarm. II. II. OPIE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

lihave;ried on Of lanes Runyan's Wheat Fans
and !: isthe bsstthat hRxe ever used, and would
recommend II ID all the farmers.
Nov s, 1851 JAS. G. HURST.
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Ike o1ices authorized b existing Avs g ee'.
~ c9ntocl etaer1i elections, <n@it A.,1 s.:sS r
81 nd ri olbsr persons shall o. esgsEasa Eng
saa.'oie1 therl'n 81 ihe provisions Q. sse =
q, =. - sand may Be appic1' 90 t,.s';,-..
n .e proper sc1n11eli1E 2. I, III Cover.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

have from experiences proved Mr. James Run,
yan's Wheat Fans 70 be good
Nov. 81 ls5t JESSE WOOD. E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
salt Tar and Fish.

November 81, 1851.
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WANTED.

INCUR. Wheat, Bacon, Corn. Potatoes, Beans.
+ DrieI Apples Wool and Rags pasable tn
Goods al CASH r.oes. yEREs HARRIS. :
Nov b d {
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

Mr.. DISNEY, OF 0Ho.-Will this gentleman
be elected Speaker? We do not know but
everybody is talking of the affair as future
ance with him, yet a very favorable impression
in regard to him in all points. He is Demo
crat, to be sure, but perhaps sins ignorantly in
that! He is also an anti-abolitionist. 1t is q
part Of his history, too, that he strenuously and
eloquently advocated the annexation of Texas,
having freely contributed of his means to aid
her in achieving her independence. He is a
man of indefatigable industry, great energy Of
character, and superior abilities-and gances
upward in his progress through the world Of
politics. Will he ascend to where his friends
now wish to place him? That is the question
Of the day
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20
European News.

We yesterday announced the arrival of the
Asia at New York. She left Liverpool on the
9Th inst, at 10 q. m.
Kossuth would certainly leaye in the Wash
ington on the 14th for New York He had an
interview with Mazzini on the 4th. Kossuth
was still received with the warmest attention.
A committee had been appointed to raise q
Kossuth fund correspondence had taken
place between the British and Austrian govern
ments relative to Kossuth's reception. Lord
Palmerston replied that his government had
nothing to do with the matter. Kossuth on the
Sd addressed large meeting of the working
men in Copenhagen Fields, in which he eulo-
gised England and America, and denounced
Austria and Russia. His last address to the
English people will be delivered on Thursday.
The political news from France is interesting
The Assembly met on the 4th, and re elected
M. Dupin president. The message of Louis
Napoleon was violently attacked, and its senti-
ments treated with incredulity and irony. The
electoral law proposed by the president is at
most complete return to the old law, as drawn
up by the Constituent Assembly. The Journal
des De6ats and the organs Of the Legitimists
and 0rleanists are particularly severe on the
president, and represent the effect of his mes
sage on the Assembly as most deplorable.
The president represents the financial condi-
ton of the country as unfavorable, and asserts
that vast demagogical conspiracy exists not
only in that country but throughout Europe,
the object Of which is the overthrow of society
as at present constituted Louis Napoleon de-
scribes himself as free from personal interest,
firm friend Of order, and an honorable OBJ
server Of his oath.
The President states that agriculture and
commerce are in furnishing condition.
LIVERPOOL MARRETs.-Cotton has advanced
Id, with an active demand. Flour had adj
yanced Cd. on better qualities Wheat had adj
vanced Id. Corn was dull and unchanged.
Consols had advanced to 90. Money was easy.
Bullion in the bank had increased 100000. AT
Manchester prices were frmer, with good
business.
Another account of the market states that
the advance in cotton was mostly in middling
qualities. The sales of Friday were 10000
bales at firm prices Western -four is quoted
at lis. 3D., and Ohio flour at 18s. cd. Obs Cd;
yellow corn, 26s. G926s. Cd; white, 29s. @29s.
3D. Coffee is dull. Rice is active at advanced
rates. Molasses is unchanged, but more in
quired for Sugar is IDOLS lower, with q
good business. Hemp is unchanged.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20
jackson Democratic Assooiat,on.

This body, comprising the collective wisdom
patriotism, disinterestedness and beneyoience
Of the city OF Washington, assembled at Apolo
Hall last night, and proceeded to business IN
pretty good order, as we felt convinced they
would as soon they found we were giving them
the light of our countenance and counsels.
The important business of the occasion was
announced to be the election of ON Executive
Committee; whereupon one Mr.. w. w. Curran,
a small, sharp, gentlemanly looking man, with
light voice and an emphatic style of oratory,
proposed that the prescriptions of the constitu-
ton be set aside, and that Gen. Robert Arm
strong, of the Union newspaper, be elected in
stanter and by reclamation. This was vehe-
mently objected to and voted down, when Mr.
Curran Indignantly withdrew from before the
Association the name of Gen. A., but the more
quiet friends of that excellent gentleman pro-
ceeded forthwith and in due form to elect him
member of the said Executive Committee,
which was organized by the choice of the fol-
lowing gentlemen, viz: Gen. j. McCalla, Thos
Thornley,, VIM. A. Hacker, Daniel Radclitf,
Gen. Robt. Armstrong, Phil. Barton Key, and
b. b. French.
We will here mention as worthy of remark,
that although our worthy friend Capt. Robinson
was present, and evidently interested in the
proceedings he made no speech, and the fungi
escaped unscathed!
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

BALTIMORE, Nov 1916 p m
No sales Of four-Howard street held at $3Sl14, but
buyers refuse give than $780, last sales OF City
Mills at $685. but 1915 is demanded Sales OF
Baltimore bbls meal at s3124. Sales OF good to
prime red wheat at 73976c., white at 76@S0c, family
-four white at $4,000, and lots extra prime white
at 93c Sales Of old Maryland corn white and yellow at
Soc. prime white 5Ic, prime yellow, 55c; Penn
syyania old yellow, 56c Pennsylvania rye 73c; Mary
land rye7 Oats 32@36c sale of Pennsylvania oats at
soc. Coverseed s475@5, and $5121a for extra prime
Whisky 22@D23c in bbls., and 81 40. in hhds.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

In this city Tuesday evening the 18th instant, by
the Rev Mr. PYNE, DR.. BERNARD M. BfhNE U. >.
Army, TO Miss LOUISA daughter OF Colonel j. j. ABERT
Typographical Engineers, u s. Army
On the ath Instant, in Trinity Church. Pass Christian,
Miss, by the Rev. THOMAS g. SAVAGE, ID. D., Professor
huEL Keith, " Navy, to Miss MARTHA Is. CLEFE-
LAND, daughter Of WILLIAM CLEVELAND, esq.
In Richmond, ON the 10th instant, ALEXANDER n.
TAYLOR, OF Cuipeper county, 10 Mrs ELVIRA NJ Hl0-
dINBOTHA AM, daughter Of JoHN HENRY, Of Charlotte
county, Virginia. ~ 49, $50
In Camden, New Jersey, on Tuesday morning, 18th
instant, by the Rev ABEL O. THOMAS Lieutenant BAYSE
NEWCoMB WESTCoTT, U. S. Navy, to MARY, daughter
OF SAMUEL HART.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

Colonel Bragg's Battery of Flying Artillery,
which did such noble service at the battle Of
Buena Vista, had drill parade at Jefferson
Barracks on the 9th instant in the presence Of
q large concourse Of spectators. The company
now consists Of seventy effective men; and of
these, only three-First Sergeant Swartwout,
Sergeant Heron, and Musician Ketthery-were
with him in Mexico. They were in every battle
with General Taylor, and the iirst-named was
wounded twice.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20
NEW STYLES OF GOODS

For the Fall and Winter Trade.
r +. MUDD has constantly on hand general assort-
l.. ment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, such as
CLOTHS CASSIMERES, D0ESKINS, and VESTINGS Of
Silk Cashmere and Fancy Velves to suit the taste of all
A fine lot of Black Doeskins and Fancy Cassmeres.
Persons about purchasing Clothing for the winter will
a. find at his establishment a superior assortment,
well-adapted to their wants
NJ Every article will be made of the best materials,
-lLk-- and warranted to give satisfaction.
fine article of BEAVER CLOTH for oyercoats, which
will be sold at a bargain and no mistake.
Ga Call and examine before purchasing elsewhete.
i. II. MUDD,Fl
nov 20-tr ID street, bet n It'll and 8th SIS.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

THE REV. THEoDoLD MATHEw.-We are in
formed by respectable gentleman that some
of the charges made against this gentle
man have been refuted, and that it is believed
the others can be successfully We shall be
glad to be furnished with the evidence on the
subject; and, at least until the facts are salts
factorily confirmed, shall withhold the structures
we have received for publication They are
just if he is guilty, and infamous if he is limo
cent
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

EATEN BY CANNIBALs.-The ship Alexander
Long arrived at Tahiti, Sandwich Islands, on
the Goth of August with officers and crew of
the French corvette Alcemene, which was lost
on the west coast of New Zealand, about the
middle of June. Fifteen men were lost while
getting ashore, and she also lost two officers
and eleven men, who were killed and eaten by
the cannibals in New Caledonia.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

The PREsIDENCY.-The Chillicothe (O.) Id
Urtiser, printed at the home of ex-senator Al
len, has the name of that distinguished gentle
man at its masthead as O candidate for the
Presidency; but the Pittsburg Post remarks
that, although Mr.. Allen possesses all the tai
ents requisite to fill the presidential chair with
distinguished honor, his time has not yet ar
rived-that Pennsylvania will claim the next
President; and the Post thinks its Democratic
brethren throughout the country are disposed
to unite with it most heartily in elevating the
distinguished statesman, James Buchanan, to
the place filled by Jefferson, Madison, Jackson,
and Polk
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20
Pamphlets.

We have received from the press of the Up
per Marlboro Gazette very acceptable pam
phlet, containing the proceedings of the Prince
Georges County Agricultural Society at its
eleventh annual meeting, and the address of
Col. GEORGE w. HUGHES, delivered on that oc-
casion.
We also return our thanks to JOHN L. Dor
sEY, esq, of Md, for copy of one of the most
invaluable productions that has proceeded from
the press during the present year. 1t is the
:" Documentary History of Slavery in the Uni
ted States" This pamphlet was compiled by
Mr.. Dorsey, and exhibits in a striking manner
the accuracy, patience and industry in inyesti-
cation, and erudition, for which he has ever been
remarkable. We understand Mr.. D. is soon to
receive desirable position under the Govern
ment, and are well assured that, while his many
friends will be gratifed thereat, the public in
terests will profit by the services Of a most eff
fcient officer
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

PRoMorIoN. Gettysburg Sentinel says
that VIM. King, esq, late of that place, has
been promoted to the desk of first clerk in the
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery in the Navy
Department at Washington, at salary of 81 400
per annum.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20

Bas- Major Buck, of the Post Office Depart
ment, is at Savannah. He and his wife and
child escaped from the wreck Of the schooner
Tybee, on the coast of Georgia, short time
since, after suffering many hardships Major
b. was but a feeble invalid ON his departure
from this city three weeks ago; but he says
that he is no worse since his exposure and pri-
vations Mrs. Buck and her infant are not
seriously unwell
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-11-20
Great Medical Discovery.
s. ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL.

DINs - % AsOSh' A1h
NOR ALL NERVOUS CONDITIONS OF THE sYs-
since which time have found but little difficulty in
ring most NERVOUS DISEASES, but very recently
have added ingredient which acts like magic in
dering my NERVOUS CORDIAL far more certain in Gu
ring Nervous Tremor of the Muscles, Shaking OF the
Head, Palpitaton, Flatulencc Heartburn, Tic Door,
Pain in the Face, with Twtchings of the Muscles or
Flesh Wakefulness Heart Diseases Neuralgia, and for
the mind body affected by labor study This
truly wonderful Medicine from its peculiar happy effect
in aayng the most violent Nervous Affections and com
pletely Graduating them from the system may justly be
the grandest discovery in the science of Medicine
1t subdues and ayerts all those NERVOUS DISEASES,
which the most profound medical skill has hitherto
had control 1T Ii grand restorer in building up
weak constitutions already down by disease and de-
biitaed by other Medicine its invgoratng properties
act like charm and its beneficial effects almost mi
raculous. The weak the nervous, and those suffering
with constant pains and uneasness, frequently cured
u.s. ROSE, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
Price SO cents For by
u. ID. Gilman, w. H. Gilman,
Charles Stott Co. Samuel Butt
j. Il. Caan, John w. Marin,
nov 20-tr Washington city, ID. O.
GREAT CURE FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
D\R. j. s. ROSES EXPECT0RANT or COUGH SYRUP,
is decidedly the most valuable Compound for Coughs
and Colds. Even Consumption is curabe IL attended to
in time. 1t allays irritation of the Lungs all
Bronchial affections, and is certain cure for sudden
cold accompanied with Of throat and cough.
The great demand for this medicine in Philadelphia and
elsewhere is the strongest evidence the thousands who
using it will testify of its superiority over every other
cough preparation. Price only so cents per bottle.
by u. d. Gilman, w. H. Gilman,
Chas Stott Co.. Samuel Butt,
j. II. Calan, John w. Marin,
nov1T-tr Washington city, ID. O.