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Kossu,b,s Arrival IN England.

4 splendid banquet was rendered to Kossuth,
Secretary of the Treasury under Mr.. Polk, was
an invited guest. The great Hungarian Patriot
was welcomed by the Mayor, and replied as fol-
lows:
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I'D 1,Tf.fyT AND INDESTRUCTABL

For protecting and preserving the dead for ordinary n,
erent for Vaults, for transpofatsoT' OF Jor any '"
err desirable object. 600
nRICE for an adult size Goethe smallest size wv
including outside wood case plate and s
Intermediate sizes in proportion. Extra charge loi
attendance in the country All sizes VIII DC AeP'
Constantly on hand and furnished the shortest no.
tce. also wood cofns to those who desire them Will
be furnished on good terms at any other estab-
lishment Hearse can be furnished if required
J. WOMELSDORFF.
Cont 90 1871 34:x
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CAUTION.

k-For Sale by Druggists and Dealers ge,eraag-E11
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PHILADELPHIA.
Dodworth's Base- DE scriptisa OF the Req.
borough Murderer.

Correspondents Ct fhe rrih1ae
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesdsy, NAY 8
DodUorth's Cornet Bsnd NJ ,oQr City. ssve a
Ccpcsr here lOt night N ire Ch.nese Museum a,d de
spite the re enent ~rster the lsrr. s., s.s ers Cd
- Our eiuzeNs The opi, ION taat tAis
The urri band 10 The count ANsr the Concert the
bod xsrths ana Becks sand entertained q. he re.
dence e Freemsn Scott ESQ and ws uy occ ssiaa
Of mirth ard music
o~lng .ccur.t- eesrrip0u OF The supposed made-es
th~ Bsnle. 70 oxhoroash bsslse % Der Europa
spesliss hfoarn Enesh; sbcQs Eve feet elk or sssea
feet high: nOely b0tlt vhh stop 10 ne ahoaiers
very heavy for hs age weighing proos,y 40 eeaods 81
exctedirsly yogug look spesfeauy DOT more mta ",
thcueh really frOm y tn 81 years od very dak con- PICK
iOo, nae hat Of 80 Italian -.
co~ncsst esFre-sacn morcse. snd not dls potet 70
iLcInsd shoB every hody s7d Hrsd TO ioos
people IN the face Altogether sr-msksole loohing s al
v'dus his appearance srsnse 10 nsarsliy esens
hsr hch 10 OF hat singular asx-n cha scIer oea wit
tessed suone msnv Germsn limit g'ants. ~iih shsiss
shade resembling hscA ard gray h.r mixed his hair cat
Close 10 he bead This IL th~ description ohe hired mas
vho wo'k,d kcr Battle lsst suuuer
TIE seen niking near Barte's house on Fr-
Cav eyesng sst corresponds in all respects far he
recuuecuob OF thu psrsons who saw him extends he
then dressed in long ses Scs coat Tara psats
with broad pepper and sat spe ard bat Of tho Lag
hlct shape he carried an umbrella under his arm.
A suspicious elbow very much lac this person. was
seen twice IA lh- vicinity - Mnsyuns on ssta day ~
teTroOn The Sress perfect hs h-d an umbreA sox
bis pants and coat were muddy. He also looked worfed
a. n weeping
We may s3i that Robert the man employed BY sartis.
hsd Sat face with cheeA bones smewAs1 elevated saa
sunlen Jaws.
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Items.
Prepa-,d for The Tr1bHas.

fffpaFrd y0F INC AFlyHnf
The Grand Duke of Tuscany has gone iae0g.
to Rome to see the Pope:
-Ex.King Louis, of Bavaria, who, as crown
Prince, was so great friend and cOmpsnioR Of
the artists in Rome, is again there.
-LIszr has published in la Musique, a musical
Journal Of Paris, a crtique of Chaplin, which Hec-
tor Berlioz praises in the highest manner. He
says it is ful Of exquisite sensibility and Of Sc
ductive poetry.
-GoTTscHALK the Pi anst, born in America
aud composer of le 5am6Oula le baHanier, le man.
ceHilir, la sarane, &c, fullof the lsuguid melody
OF the Tropics, is at the hight OF success in Paris
-VIEUx TEMPS goes to London to play during
the Exhibition.
The young men Of Milan and the other North
EN- Italisn towns have again resolved not to use
tobacco, which is one of the Austrian monopolieS
In Paris there have been recently Concerts OF
the finest German music. Mendelssohn has been
heard, and the critics say that all he wants is
melody. The overture to the Midsummer Nights
Dream charmed them, and of 4 scher=o in that
music one ecstatic admirer exclaimed, speaking
Of the extreme skill with which it 10 worked up
from simple material, " God alone, believe, who
axes everything from nothing, could surPsss
Monsieur hendelssohn."
-ALExANDER DUMAS is writing new 70
nance in the feuieton of the Presse. 1t is called
Apge Pitou.
LOUIS BLANC writes to the PreSse from Lon
d, that he means himself to continue his history
of ten years, and that he knows nothing OF Mr..
Psgnerres work, announced as the history Of
eight years to continue that Of NJ. Blanc.
An inedited work OF Louis XVI. is annouced
-"Refectious upon my conversations with the
Duke de la Vauguyon, by LouisAuguste Dau,
phin, Louis l6) accompanied by a fac smile o.
the MS, with an introduction by NJ. de FatioHr'
formerly Minister of Public Instruction" This
gentleman 10 well known as an ardent Romanst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
The Southern Rights COnventien at
Charleston.
SECOSD DAY.
Cuaur EgTnA


CHARLEsTos rue'dsy, May s.
The Convention opened with prayer; II addI-
uousi members appeared Al assocstion'' nov present
34s members A co rmiuee OF II was appointed 10 70
port The busnets OF the COuveuln VIII ca "a niIld
without previous debate Several strong s-pHae sa's
action resolurous were intro duced snd referred.
Al midday the Convention adjourned unli 4oeocf 70
enshe The Commiuee 10 report
read excusitg bis nODsuendance he deprecAs7s ssps-
Sste action thinking hat one State cannot stand aon7
a. H. id,t Of her si,ter Stars: be recommends fObear
spce and copciison and thln4s h9 SOu'h will aim ga
sirly rely The Democracy OF the country IN 70,
the Democrat party anosr JensIsOn iIs1 ~
cept ,hst the object OF The cd Federaits vas suOng D'
honest government while ths' OF their successor was ADJ
ma ed ~ OdOn principles ard frenzy OF fs0Aucs
He advised the Democratic sp0iy 10 put iOfle 19eli
strength 40 II embraced great strength souihofh s's n
even Southern Wings are Democrats houg $1,000
placed IN false position by The Wig parry lime Demo
crGis sm vigorously, the South viii triumph bs 80
erned by old principles &c He Advises the qnes "a 70
be put polls. and whether the people VII saSt -
suhversion OF rights ard present degradation o. 'ne Sou
he thinks the result not questionable ~, -,
He further ssys be understands the Convention viii &C.
ton " ID be unfortunate. az each s'ae VIII De syloe no
factions and present unsnmiy destroyed II on'n CHo-
liza be wise abe will walt on her sister States yet while
loDger let her be prepared 20 sc pu cave Vtuel oEtes
u lake time deliberate determine Tor themselves
Jet South Carolina be prepared to Join other states but
she ceInoi 90 foremost without puhng he1 OWL snd lne
csuse; thinks holding 80 any Corrections an
error; organized power or Government 10 ihe sAeh
ground for relsncs Concert between State Governments
Ia pest: be wsnt OF the union OF the SOah was VftuAB
nullheo by not calling them esruer lntO acuou SouOsN
Is bts attained by Legislative sciiOn aud the executive
functions Of their respective Governments
Tho letter Wks laid The table aud ordered 70 Do
printed.
The Committee reported resolutions and an Addre'S
The resolutions spirited, end tho Adoreas states naI
gOulh CsroliG could submit TO her wrongs without
dsboDor and ruin and It 10 necessary TO relieve herself
iherefrom whether with or without the coopesuon OF
other States Cooperation IL worth many sscrihces, ou
Lot The sacrifice involved 10 submission
The right Of secession essential 10 the ,Ovetegny OF
States and denial OF would furnish the strongest
Cause for s exercise This meeting looks with conhdeo1
hope to The Convention the people 70 exercise tne soVe
IesDy OF the State IN defense Of it's rights, AZ the mos,
practicable period ard In the most efecius manner ana
10 The Legislature to adopt most speedy and ehee1ua
measures toward the same end.
The Address and resolutions were made the specs or
der for tomorrow. The Convention Adjourned al = I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
FROM THE ISTHMUS.

The Panama Star announces that MAYOR NOD
bic has made arrangements by which letters from
the United States aud all the Pacific ports OF
South America will no longer be detained AZ "a
mama az heretofore but will pass directly to their
destination, without the necessity oil being In
closed to an agent at the former place.
The GoRGoNA ROAD This road is in better
condition now than we have ever kno "a IT, fss'
seDgers came through on Tue'dsy IN IRE R0HT'
and a halC and among them were ladies'
Panama Herald
Among the distinguished strangers now In this
city, is hon John L Stevens, the President Col
Totten the Chief Engineer and DR.. rOtten. OF the
Panama Railroad Company. They are here "a
further the business OF the Company, and take
measures to push forward the great enterprise
with all possible dispatch They have no doaO'
but in July next the cars will run from Gorgons
to Navy Bay. Panama Eoho'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
FROM THE PACIFIC.

hon. Samuel r. Tburston, Delegate 70 Con
sress from Oregon Territory, died on the 9Th ult-
on board the steamer California, bound from Pa
mama to San Francisco. he had complained OF
Illness at various times since leaving New'Nork.
bat was not considered in dangerous state I'LL
the day preceding his death. His disease was
dysentery. His remains were taken to Acspu'oo
Tor interment DR.. Gwin, L. S. Senator from
California, was also i'll on board the same steamer
though not dangerously.
The Express has letter from Acapulco April
18th, from which we take the following statement
serious affair took place this evening Dc,
tween the hremen OF the steamer Tennessee snd
toe guard, in which the former, John Wel'h' was
20 severely wounded that his death IS cer's'n'
when the gun was fred st l0I IL. TOR the pas
sengers to SO on board. the fireman attempted 70
get on board canoe but was resisted by two ma
tlves who attempted to prevent him.
Seeing the contest one OF the soldiers on guard
ran down 10 the besch and without provocauo1
commenced stabbing him with bis bayOnet and
concluded by discha rging the contents OF bis mus
ket into his body. Another fireman vas seriously
cat boz will recover. DR. McNsughton, Surgeon
OF the Tennessee who was on shore at the time
demonstrated, when the Captain of the guard
Drew bis pistol and presented s TO his breast bat
seeing the Surgeon unarmed returned 1t to bis
l.ieat TOtsen, commander Of the Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

slowly resainirg their position They do not yet
venture to sppeE in their peculiar costume, f)r
they know too well the popular sentiment
toward them.
All these facts are symptoms OF a sta.s OF
thlpgs Lot at all new 10 the history Of modern
Home. They indicate that spirit which has
several times defed the dying thunders of the
Vatican, and which, every time-althOugh mo-
mently repressed-has recovered itself and
more terribly poisoned the mortal wound ii
has Inflicted upon the mOriOund papsl govern
ment Another outbreak may be predicsted
upon this state of affairs as accurately as
harvest upon seed-time- although. Of course,
nothing can hopefully be attempted by the pOpu.
lar party while the French are masters OF the
city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
sx,yy sUsK-SEyEs LTEs Losr.-A depIora

exfyY sUsK-SEyEs LTTs LosT.-A depIora.
bic accident took place yesterday stsrroon about ons
;clorE al CsTroDlon. As skf 10 which were Dr. Lo-
S.n OF thai place bis lkee sons and Eve negroes was
crossing from The opposite side Of Inc river came 10 coz
tsci with rs spo r saLy espsized The ave nsxfoes
and two Of The Doctors were drowned me Dos1
and bis rems ming son were saved The Doctor vssn.
oulv lately arrived here and settled IN Csrollton
WIZ IN o PicsJune, April zslh
Destruction or FRUIT.-We learn tnn sne
On Anbrfn species q frrf raee -
orcms.d mos sbur6sht ed, have bee van e<s -
-. oUm, r.sf kss p.ans ssd sDpsA snsesnss a.
orally 20 have s.cspss. Onpes have sossfse 70 y
tsu-b0~ much esaA"s Js' - rcsesssa ssz'ss D.
As AFFLIcTIsG CAsUALTY-On l1 e..s.ee -,
tsrbosa .bsuto oeoet, tss slOep ssssay Aid.
- M 81 ssr oooe-sts BarJ - - VI. k... "a.
c,.sas ksr % spss ssaatze "a. eshn a. ts t4s
cspssD sz1 y. ss a. sss ses,
Tor 1', So y - 49, W &srss@ tasa'ss
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upos being informed Of these facts. at once came
on shore and with the Consul, Mr.. Mcclure, pro.
ceeded to the government officials and demanded
an explanation. The only one, however, they
could give, was tina, the soldier had no orders 70
Ere This was all they had to say, and they re-
fused to arrest the soldier.
A full statemen t Of the facts was made before
the Consul, who will report to the Government
and urge the presence OF national vessel here to
prevent the constant ourrages that are committed
upon California passengers.
UpOn the arrival of the Tennessee at Panama,
Lieut. TOtten made a report Of the case to Capt.
Hudson Of the Vincennes, which ship would pro-
coed at once 10 Acapulco. SIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

The WEALTH OF NEw-YORK.-John F. Whit
ney has published pamphlet containing list Of
the names Of persons in this City who are as
sessed on 81, 500 and apwArd. Il vas compiled
by the DePaty Receiver of Taxes, aud caa
therefore, be relied on. OF course the assessed
value is far below the real vAlae of the property
-one.hsh, We should say, st lesss-so that i,
would be safe to double the amount put down to
arrive a. the real wealth OF those named. We
copy few names that are well up" in the
large figures:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

FROM .BUESos AYREs.-We have received
files Of the British Packet OF Buenos Ayres, 70
Feb. o. no. so late a. former adyices. The Packet
publishes the will Of Gen. San Martin Ia which
he bequesthes bis sword 10 Gen. Rosss, and 70.
s.or.s 10 Peru the banner Of Pizarro.
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By telegraph to fht ssw.YOrk YribunL
WahinEten Items.

wAsHlEGrsS. Wsisestsv, N.Y..
The complete returns AZ the Cessus Ohce from
NewMexeO show the entire population to be 6l559-ths
numher OF free bseks being d
Chief Justice CIsDch i be Ter today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

r. CA1EB Lyon of Lewis Co. has reslsne4
biz sea. in the Assembly, and is running a. an IN
dependent candidate for the Senate In the X Al''
District against the fugitive Skinner. The Gov.
emo, b,, ordered an election on the 9Th inst to
Gil the vacancy caused by Mr.. Lyons resignation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

FATAL ACCIDEsT on TIE EkIE hAiLoAD-
CLntptsf DsutOn Of ire t tras on hs hss ion
sas Ens ssnsssJ mornas 49,
Of Bofbssse vhck caused NJ sss,s
.sht ADDER The ehsrss q NJ Dset 90 eon.a
Cameron be had dstschs5 tss 10 oss
81. "a uh. .tarots % Dsrt - ne one dsess
s.rs te usu.l cog prseesd, acc ]ss
detached Tor ms Psf1-s ~ PAVING
% he bnt.s bat hsa ara 90 c ,es
oDs Of hs ss lg go 1850 -hsa tie zane vhssl 20.
81, ths .oes Ne ,gsa sns.soTsa % sf
- 80, ,eron ,hshibs The iorsnd resi 81 us nsft Gag
- hi, sks osloS The khees BE hfs1 10 gear <sos ~
-, 81. .eOes snd thea sIprsd M DsH,oa =. .os o.
49,, I-rtou of Elmifs, TAI axsEi Bag hseee aSaasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

MORE sPoRr.-The LocO-Focos OF vermont
have issued two calls for State Conventions Tor
the nomination Of State officers. The radicals
call their Convention At Burlington, May 2'' and
that Of the Hunkersi is 70 assemble At Monspehef
Nay p. Two tickets will be nominated and the
union Of the Free Democracy. with the Liberty
Party dissolved the eve of the Prs''deHt'al eee'0"
kav,nq arriped. Oh, consistency
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

FREE Soil CoSvEsTfos-The Cleveland pa,
ns,, co,,,ip . call for Nssioasl Convention Of
The friends of Freedom, without distinction OF
party. to be held in Cleveland on the 4'h OF July
mart sor the purpose Of taking appropriate Podti'
cal action pssinss tie Fugitive law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ADMISSION OF ATToRSEYs-At the deneral
r,r Of u. suor.ns Court he'd udsy es0rs Jasss n's
Bro-u an gsreao tie ol0wog g dssss T'fs aaess
trn,v. sn4 Coursslors Law % practes - ne S"l'
sac Him Hammond Jr, Jslus ssf~t-, 1919 csl.
n. Jrbn Jsuli.s d c. stokhtsa0efg Sl-ts Y,
nrOned James D CLARKE, stsphsn " F1hsfioo ~
EEr,a Johu B Fczsrty. James Howard, James Ais~V'
CoRoSER's IsQUEsT.-An Inquest was neio on
s,tg,e,y 5uor ne BODY nargsrst aanst s
Of Coutn su To- Fatoa 81 tho 81 io.a $500 - -. Inn,
go, a.. I'D s-pued isv m0nsnts fsi''l " ~
% -. N N. bsst" Decsass4 vss z4tFs 81 ire
- 80 80 So 10 the couaify soo1t Two NOUNS
Cry MORrALITY.-The number OF deaths IN
d., -, II grooGya for he vsst ssang May FOL are rs?ofs
-. g.srb OHcsr % o. chosfa aisntam cstksteo o.
- ~co.snuoa q; coIVusors, D sfopsy 10 eDestti 90.
s..rf ever poe penal 90 scaf.t 40 yp1S1 lss'
,,. ns,xusf,ou o! bowels 50 liver, 90 ldsks - 10
suenIs Il nsasuus d % sgs pas-y q 1spra t-"4s
ID fsms<s, l7-t41s, 10 ehilfisn s7-lot4, u
CouRT OF SEssIoss.-Before Judge Johnson
Justices slssl aEa strtsr-rss Nay ts'n o. tns - .ors
-.nesf YESTERDAY Ths Grana Jury usfs s1psosss
80 he P.t jay called ard Discharges ass -
The spps. easnsss consists 9f i-soty causes, a1i ~"
y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
Wreck OF the Bark Brenda.

EEw-ORLEASS, Saturday. MAY J..
Ship Osborne, from Boston, reports oarz
Brepoa from Boston bouud TO N-w-Orlesns. Nth cargo
OF ice and hsy wrecked GllEerb vessel and e-rso
tsts loss; lives lost freight advanced tafee snP'
tAken for Liverpool a. 9-l61hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

The president AND CABINET COMING TO NEW
YoRK.-President FILLMORE, accompanied by
Secretaries WEBSTER, STUART, GRAHAM, and Mr..
HALL, Postmaster General, will leave Washing
ton on Monday next for this city TO be present at
the formal opening Of the New-York and Erie
Railroad They will go through to Dunkirk with
the Directors and invited guests and participate
in the celebration at that place. They will be ab
sent from the Capitol for a week or ten days.
ARRVALsFRoM THE EAST. The steamer Knick'
erbocker brought to our City, yesterday morning,
fifteen hundred passengers who took advantage
Of the low price Of excursion tickets Tor this
week, 20 see our metropolis attend our annlver'
ssries and hear Jenny Lind. They filed fifteen
long passenger cars, on leaving Boston. They
come to US from Worcester, Boston, Nashua,
Lowell, Lynn and all the coast cities.
~ We had the pleasure Of a visit yesterday
from our friend, FRANCIS w. RICE, Esq, of the
California Courier. Mr. Rice left San Francisco
on the 18th of March, but remained In Psnama
long enough to wed the daughter OF Don Mariana
Arrosameno, one of the most influential add pop.
ular citizens of the province. We believe he In
tends visiting Europe with his wiie's family, IN
the course Of the Summer.
n The Aldermen have passed RESOLUTION
directing the New.Jersey Railroad Company to
establish ferry from some point 10 the imme'
date vicinity Of Csnslst, in conformity with the
conditions Of their lease.
" Among the passengers by the Packet'ship
Germsnia. from Havre, which arrived on Tuesday,
were Gabriel Ravel and lady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
u...tn,. If Prodace.

p.I. Noyth RfreT Bodts-W edH>sd0y, Nay q.
Dy ~ ~. FIour; IsT do Ashes 3l9 DO Lard sn Dc
~ sss 20 PoTE go do Whisky; Stts eass barsy
iI.7ST DO OsDi &,SE ae Cs1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08
CITY ITEMS

e During the month Of April, 1850 persons
were arrested for various ofFsnsss committed IN
this City-An increase OF lsl over the same month
lsstyear.
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o. MoRrAL1rY.-The number OF deaths
Court Of Common Pleas 80. wEDss'Oir' h'y :.

Thomas Cred sgt Ez~a b. CresaE ss,sssur !,
slvoros--Or r,por Of r.fsrss soa noosos ,.s 49,
plairiif attorney, decree 0! sifofls s'a-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

~ VIM. Lloyd Garrison addressed large
s 81. Uu.srsa churrh u syrseuss % susaV evening"
ass, ga yAs sVseS; 81 Fsssh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

Superior Court. .wrOSr'OA'' May
before Judge Paine
Caroline MDerSlot VS. Daosa ~ y,s
S. -, On report Of re'esss sae no.s..o ~ " ~
- 81 Al. ,rtorusJ, secres Of srofes ssA'sa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-08

~ Among the passengers by the pscket-shi
Germsnia, from Hsvre, which arrived on Tuesday
were Gabriel Ravel and lady.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-07-05
MORE HOME EVIDENCE.

J,HE TESTIMONY OF ONE OF OUR LAWYERS
Il Mr.. JAS. u. HAMILTON--DEAR SIR: Although the
number and responsibility of the testimonials of which
you are already In possession, to the efficacy Of your
Medicine, " THE GREAT VA REMEDY in the diseases
which " is designed to cure, sufficient in my opinion
establish It's reputation it such patronage
will adequately reward you for the discovery of ines
timahe Medicine-yet the great benefit which have
Witnessed nom its employment In the of severa
friends, to whom had recommended 1t, constran t.
contribute for such use as you may think to make
Of it, this formal acknowledgment of its sanitary virtues.
Ny own case was Dyspepsia Of long duration and very
aggravated In its character, manifested by almost total
destruction OF the digestive functions great debility
yousness emaciation, and impaired appetite, with pain
and burning sensation in the left s Of the chest papi
snd many other symptoms Indicative of the worst type
the disease by the of three or four bottles of your
paraon been entirely relieved. The of my friends
mic Headaehe and Sore Throat in all of which it proved
eeacous, after the trial of vast number of other rene
dies without benefit Your medicine is pleasant to the
taste cordial and in my experience corrects all de
rangeent of the stnach restores the wasted enfebed
energies Of the digestive organs and impars strength
termination to the whole system.
.ta a Very respectfully, yours, &C.,
. j. HOWARD GRIFFITH,
Marshall Buildings,
Baltimore, Ang Gath, 1850.
For SALE in large small quantities. by the Proprietor
or by those buying it to sell again. .!4 cgI4
r Office of the Proprietor, 200 N. GAY ST.
mar A- Baltimore, Md.