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UNION: WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV 49, 1851


Wine store, ~ nutStxeet rhii~delphAa
aE obtaining all wines liquors, &c. good
and cheap. ssnider' has iay Of the
sales made hun 70 Obliged largely tore
faction II Offering Of the best vine. and liquors ever Imported
by He would refer invoices as follows, viz
Dun Gordon Co.'S. shere embracing delicate PALE very
low prices old and some very choice on dfans
gallons, specially SONS Amon,aao
toles up Europe which he ehaensosas equal 10 any
The anaania Amoauiado peculiarly adapted
eonvaeseen they strengthen without stimulating ana h1ss
Ponwnes principally specially his sales :. consul
mers the stock Of Burmas,er al opof'o, ana imported "
These wines are ay delicate and have been highly APP
ali Ports 81 and red wines pals,sd such. :.
They Of sort. and prices N bottles na o. @ rare,
gallon wholesale BY the essk A@ons 'he'" some a
delicate white Pon and Malmsey Pon -, ,,. 1880, no
careful In their choice OF PORT ,, :. u, o, -,
Madeira wines of various soIu airy anu hsn so SUI h,,s
West Indies, sereial ae &e' &C., Oh aaus ""' :"
70 he sparklnx wines OF subscriber well known tha,
The and the splendid sparkling Mosee
od by him. superior and sold al prices
~ " ~ mos, OF The interior the which
champagne wines Of various brands ana
Wines ~snsraiy The subscriber judge and he
here from the very Lowest ssd price, 'y ''s
Burandy wines he and
70 them from his vaults so'a1 ''''e u 'a
ssaerne always hand in bottle. m cs.,. .,
Mo.ms Of cobenz extensive and number
s Hook. and Mosee o ns es Y ss bet Growth
In he articles Cognac other bandes he has now fine
stock embracing old Guard Dupuy
"ClayeI 81 eighth casks. and S oss
brandy liquors. including all Of
Of The above BY quantity desired
goods delivered days reach Of Philadelphia egh,
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent ny mai or teiea
graph. AEON sN,nrp !,
Cheap Wine Store, 70 wanu, street, Philadelphia.
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A COMPENDIUM or the Entire Body OF the Law
A By As. with reference
vols. Law Sheep, svo, pp. +,l7' Retail price, So
40 and 81 Ann street, New York
Opinions Of tAs Protection.
profession that contain body
public patronage. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,<,, -, -
viii, Mr. Justice Nelson in his opinion of,hs
toned work. - Ii
Nrw York, Sept &c, 1850.
The vast whole range
aa e SU ana him s %
reference and will extensively aid the sudent the
ROBERT J. WALKER.
OCTOBER 10, 1850.
eaued viii, the accuracy; and much pleased
precision with which prn
myself profession
learn its merits, and like me, enjoy its advantage -
Nrw YoRx CRY, Oct. l6, 1850.
inpars advantages of and arranged
DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philadephia.
advanced .uhe,o which those The
'e'''' : ~ JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
would allow and satisfied thatit
maby adapted TO the for which was obviously de
trial and From Of the several
titles with confidence that they treated with
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Utica, New York.
help the SUDDEN, than other
"''' = w. l.. HURST, Philadelphia.
The pan and utility accuracy received
unqualified appreciation OF the distinguished uss in the
% MSre Of Nrw JsI.ey tucker Of virginia Crunch
Of Washingon city, Weston Of Maine, &C., &C r,ow
Nova4-d ~ aud 81 Ann strest
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CUDGEN ON vENDORs.-A Practical Treatise on the
Law Of Vendors and Purchasers Of BY The Right Hon.
Henry Sugden In With
Of American decisions the OF Vendors Purchasers
the present time ByJ Perkins, Seventh American from
eleventh London edition. Springfield Published
by George and Charles Merriam. 1851.
celebrated Treatise of Sir Edward Sudgen
Vendors and Purchasers standard
relating transfer No the
contains such thorough satisfactory all
VIII CHI In the legal construction OF contracts relating
real their maton validity the evidence that affect
them and the modes Of resembling enforcing them Thai is
appreciated by the profsson wherever the
evidenced by the fact hat has reached editions
this country Of which
"Thc tenth English edition. which many
additions learned author,
the additions
'Te wrer he afterwards adds, shas bestowed
and labor upon this than former Production
he and references Of the American editor
and for the American practitioner exceedingly vaua
BILE No decisions Of Leading authority to have escaped Mr.
Perkins while there for
he introduced authority which
Of making edars piled
Illustration of undisputcd points
We add the American entirely The
volumes
occupies ~ double columns The index the
everything about scientific and thorough II embraces
hundred pagesNcw York Erening Post Oct 4 1851
For sale by FHANCk TAYLOR,
Oct23 Warrington, for the Publishers.
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DRIVATE TUTOH.--A young English gentleman, who has
received good education and resided Paris
anxious obtain the position OF
In some private family Of responsibility
References family be
given parties the highest respectab either in this country
England,
Mar l5-duf
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY
(MORSE LINE.)

wAsmISaTos orrcs, PEsSsYLvARA AVENUE,
Fifth house Of National Hotel, NOD
THE established by company the United
States and consequently the pioneer ne extending
Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. and
Stations Have
Gee Wilmington Trenton Princeton New brunswick New
Jersey Cte only line in the present
having wehas lately undergone extensive repairs and Il
deliver which
required for the of the public with
accuracy popness, fidelity hitherto unequaled This line
with companies Morse
SOUTH extending already fifteen thousand miles, either of
which and will be delivered desired The
Of this line have lately thoroughly sstsmazed It's bust
both transmission and mode OF delivery Of Its
all with With the iaei
ties for bushes. by this one nvi
they find reliable tele
graphing The offices of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
city, avenue MN house east o. National
street, Quincy Granite buiding New York. No.
S Hanover OF Beaver.
VIM. NJ SWAIN, President.
March l4-3mds
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.sa,.r.I AGENCY and Law Once at Washington,
DE SEEDING wYLIE,

DE sELDING WYLIE,
NJ ya, ButLdsnxs avenue, door vs, Of
''' BROWNS Hotel, Washnxfoa, b. c.
rHAs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLIE, jrS having formed
Il the purpose OF prosecuting
departments before board
the adjustment of spoalons or other
claims against ofsgn government prepared
fI and faithful 20 all business that iutIused
,h. bouay
iand duties claims arising under treaties
rents, he.
will attend 10 business which
be
,be District Supreme Court 81 the United
Cha. De seding being United missioner notary
public Of deeds for all the Union,
tbs taking OF
ment other duties which
Charges will be moderate and regulated by the claimed
and The en- Of services required
(post paid will receive immediate attention.
sept8-dly
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WILLIAM HONNER,
RNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster. GraSf cO,lsafy. Wisco,.sf&

(LATk or FAUouKK COUNTY, vA.,)
WILL attend the of Grant, Dune countless and
w federal suprem. nj will give
prompt and particular attention the collection of claims the
chase SALE redemption Of lands for
non-resdent landho.dcrs In any part Of the state
Refers Hon. H. s. Fooe, U Senate; Hon. Jamos M Mason,
u. 8. Inman Homer, Wanenton Mess Knox
Mason, .tornes law. New York Professor W = Homer
Msssrs b. Crockett John Kaason at law - Louis,
Missouri. Ap l9-lawly
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MOSES L. HOLT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Co. LLuu e..no n.y:Cc~...,

RrrrREscRs Hon. g. w Inge c. Alabama John s. Taylor
esq., Mobile, Alabama Messrs Rhodes Wright Co., New Or
Loa!slan. Henry Clark TaTboso' North Cao Una
Portsmouth New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
NEW York and California Millionaire AssOciatiOn.-
IN thousand dollars Capital 81 O
limited Of be obtained by influential
capital special admitted In
conformity with the revised statutes OF New York. from
sonal liability future the of 81 900 cash. and
certificates of shares issued therefor cent annually
with fair of doubling the whole In sa operations In
Unted Statas under the direction and
trel Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
As the General Partner Agent Company,
No. II Wall street, New York.
responsible throughout the Union
obtaining with the United States app
association, be employed ut DIFF
points, and be made
available for trade carrying the ma passengers and freight TO and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas ,
There and increasing business doing with Cao
Pacific and long the supply Of gold continues
goods and manufactures win astonish the
most liberal calculations And this
being formed,
der the firm and style of .. HOLDEN q Co.s :,
Mercantile Commercial and Commission Mefchanis banking
Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 100000
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Uats Mrs. D. II. Durr's,) corner Of 9th and streets
THE subscriber will
day the 2st of April and will give his personal
English, French and mathematical education win be taught
The religious instruction OF The Institute will be
fomulnries OF the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The principal
hs look for the Of the public and for
ing Of success.
For boarding pupils, as per quarter.
For IS GIG
Payable always in advance.
Music, drawing, Latin, ninn, Spanish and German,
Reference permitted Rev c. NJ Butler d. d. Rev. J. w.
Fitxbugh Coyle, Washington
AieIandna Rt Rev Aonzo ID. d. Clergy
generally Of Phadeipha; and Rt Rev Alfred Lee, d. Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2i-t25tbAp
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A. - u. A. ARMOUR,
DR.dPERs AND TAILORS,

-fb0ps Ite Tf0uEe, NeW York,
ESPECTFULLY invite and the publlc
IL their spring GOODS newest patterns
prepared make and
their usual moderate prices. Fresh cloths,
vestings elegant light
for vests do; patterns Of Paris
There sk employs In this
pants, and
pamen complete IN Itself Army and
and despatch
ner Strangers this metropolis find al this establish
everything their and perfect always
N. b. PRKMpM coATs-These elegant waistcoa that
much admired Castle Garden the
first premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb l6-dlm
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SUPERIOR DnRuerreotypes !-First Premium III. II.
WHI1EHU RSF has extended The field
ground than dnguereotypstin the county galleries
No n baltimore street BALTIMORE broadway and Leonard
street, New York; No n Main street, Richmond Sycamore
street, Petersburg; Main street, Norfok and Main Lynch
burg, Virginia
His beautiful highly finished are an
extraordinary improvement, inuring faithful finished
hkenesses in few seconds.
The rotary back ground invented by H. whehu gives an
airy and living appearance TO the picture.
Wh'sharst estsbitmen distribute
sand pictures annually and have given dissatisfaction This
certainly hstering prooof the of his
H. W. calls the attention OF the public generally
furnished gallery over Lane and fuckers store, where
exhibition Of pictures with given.
Notwithstanding the composition the
recent Far Of the Maryland INSTITUTE he
medal by the judges,
Lkenees ofeve description copied, and post eases
aitendedto TO. Nov 2s--dly
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William and Mary College, williamsburg, Va
THE session OF this will Wednesday
9Th Of October Since the last session ample
full organic aud agricultural
cheisy The Of the college have been carefully revised
and Of study adapted the wants Of all classes
The whole Of the law Department. includes
een classes For proficiency In eight o. these the
Bachelor Of Philosophy conferred proficiency twelve
GLIDING the ancient languages the degree of b. and for h
cheney in all, One degree Of A. M. t l.gt
## Fac,a4y. t.5#
Right Rev. John Johns, D. d. President and Professor OF Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences Of Christianity a.
Professor Of Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Benjamin Ewcl Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan J. smead, Ph. d. Professor OF Languages
Henry Washngton History Political Economy
Totem Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert Lakewood, Adjunct Professor Of Mathematics.
23-law4w
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pAKciiMEST Copying Paper, Yossesstng three or
four mss the strength the copying piper generally
making perfect copies with a~ any kind ordinary whiting
Ink an entirely article offering As the advantage OF surface
snd texture which may upon with pen and without
spreading For sale dr the mnnusctnrershy
FRANCR TAYLOR.
Also, copying presses sizes English sad
French copying paper, copying Rks Ne. SC 40. OcsW
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Fgns,Ivrn ply ply SooD s,c, n ss~s
found beat newest sps and most reasonable pee
Freseh cashmere piano covers match which
will be sold by the set single as may be desired all
Sol s iains pier covers. Oriental weaving.
These goods and elegant than OF tbs
ssss .ssn ~ .s s.' ssa,, es s, 10 match
Freseh tides, dsans, chars, amsof chairs back
es cake g fruit s..ss.s sas 's n
by napkins and oyeays,o match For me design and
SMILES OF which may with The goods
case ns ys 5sm..k curtain new aud pey ma
,e,a and ysy cheap Win p ana as ,o0s 70 %s,
wide, with centres side pins arms .nd bands % match
sh s s,sI., TOR ssp .as bed
general assortment Of Whitney. Edinburgh and Maeknaw
vcesDe srss 70 which attention
sd They win be sold q sss which VII p r. object e them
table md chamber linens and !. ,hs, articles y The
Of which engage E1 g ;sl q ~ %s;,
Sep, a-d4wif Pa avenue. Of The Of 9Th
University Of PennsyIvani., Medical DepsSssasas.
Eighty s1tA session, (ls5i-'5a)
L terminate !. The close o. March ensuing. ~
In nss ss fssssf 4 George D.
s es% ss1 ss. n g. aas
Surgery, William Gibson N. .. ,vo -, c.n..., ~.
Hodge, M. ID. q y. tfs n 49,
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel Jackson NJ ID.
Clinical instruction Pennayvana Hospital by George
Wood NJ D.. and by Geo. w. Norris, M. ID. 7aas.5
professors faculty " W Ge'ha, II. D.
und Henry H. Smith, M. D.. t.Ftf*'t cal sa s..
Practical anatomy by John Neil, M. d. demonstator.
Amount of fees University CLOS
MANIPULATING fee, tpad once only
Practical anatomy ~
| .tt w Il. HORNER, N. D.,
Medical Faculty
1856 Chestnut above Thirteenth, opposite the United Slater
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug I--2awtOctl5 Bz H5e
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ssnees brewery description copied and post morem
prom London.-Ths Young ohocrs Companion by Cot
Ih, Law and P,see ,s % Naval by WIN Kick
The Mining Manual and Almanac for ie5l. vol.
Military Event" in Italy in 1913 'ai by The Eari Of Ec.mers
Rudmen,ary Treatise Lossrhm. by H. Law, engineer
The Water Bearing Strata Of London reference water
supply Of toe Metropolis and remarks Springs by Joseph Priest
Yes, Punjaue Frontier by Major Edwards.
Lights and Shades Of Mlsy Life edited by Lieut.
Charlie. Napier, Commander in chief in india vol 1851
Tate's Strength Of Materiaorpna and applied
to Tabular Bridges Wrought Iron aud Cast Iron Beams Columns,
The nefsne'e-. State Of ocs, Rrsn by sir
British Nautical Almsnac for 1854
Aug5 FRANCK TAYLOR.
IRON LOSDoN.-Thc Search for sir John Franklin by
Weld vol and map, 1851.
volume and map, 1851,
London Vicinity in Is5-i volume, with map and
Hand Guide London, ensrsyng.i vol, lssso
Industry, origin progress. many ensrav
fosIe Al Of Reasoning ! VOL 1851.
The Culture and Commerce of Cotton IN Indie and elsewhere by
England i.-poocai, social and Industrial, by VIM John
Mscsescs Commercial s,.'',,e. q all Nation. VOL 1880
Aug rRAScK fxYLoR
7 Evils ARUNDEL. or tn. Railroad or L.,fs , by tho
The International :s Mas.,,ne for sep.smtsr.
he OF MARY, oneen OF scoi ny Misc Benge author Of Life
Anne Boieyp.. tn
staars Dictionary Of Architecture topo
Raphca decorative, theoretical mechanically
" hzuB drawings II subjects referred
Katharine Walton, the Rebel Of Dorchester W. Gilmore
Hinms. ~
The Confessor; historical novel.
Just published and this day received for sale by
TAYLOR h MAURy,
Aug 20 Book.elers
NJ E0RO MANIA, being examination ef tho falsely
IN assumed equality Of the Of
the Investigations of Champel'oo Wilkinson Koni, Van
minar, Gideon and other celebrated writer's Ny John
suihnr Of " A Theory OF Equality" vol I
Sept l6 FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW YORK ORATES.-I received. direct from
New York. large If enameued sas OF
latest which,
anything this place. moderate Please
call and examine before purchasing.
sG G. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania svenNa, hsUeeu 10Th snd ilth streets.
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NEW YORK ORATES.-I have Just received, direct from.
~ New York If
latest styles which, for
anything thai has heen in this place. Tevms moderate
call and examine before purchasing.
II 49,. G. WOODWARD
Pennsylvania avenue, hstw.eu io,h s.d ii,h srset.
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NEGROMANIA, being an examination ~ the falsely.
assumed equality Of Of
the Investigations of Champeon, Wilkinson Ko~. Van Ar
minRr Gideon and other celebrated writer's ny John Campbell
suhor Of !" A Theory Of Equality" l vol.
Sept l6 FRANCK TAYLOR
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MADAME DEIsARUE would respectfully invite the
wi ladies handsome Of fall nbands,
Also sdes' morning and dress flow
thread laces bertbes and
embodees collars. founcnr nseriinx and edgngs
falls cooed for wells
Spanish and other fans perumery powders soaps, &c
would her last seasons nbsnds,
which she will dispose Of at reduced prices
Penn avenue between 18th and 18th
senfl -nnaf
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NOTICE IL hereby given that all accounts
unsettled upon Of the late firm Of P H. HooE Co.
together firm, will be made
s,sn and handed either
change in which took effect upon February
Ias, renders all open
closed At the expiration Of the present half year
June 04--0wf HooE, BROTHER, CO.
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MATHEMATICAL and Drawing Instrum ents-n IL w
MI Of unusually fine quality and finish, the temper
Of which will be warranted.
Also separate drawing pons, dividsrs, bow
pens, the be made, without
of the cheaper knds OF grades OF
quality md price. Just received by .. -
Nov 4 TRANCK TAYLOR
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OF these heavy durable
ap goods, e. 81 1914 dice diaper,
Also OF mandatory, "a, lad, Ia Ia - 4
seer which will be found the heaviest goods Of the Kind
in German pillow boil
s,er linens which srnins
Inc above durability Prices very
CLhGETT n DODSON,
ere all kinds Of carpets maiDss oil cloths, rugs
curtain materials furnishing goods generally
ems, Of the and rennylvania avenue
June
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THE History Of banking. with Copapre hSnsive
Account Origin pise ard Progress ofthe hanks Of Eng
land Ireland, Scotland @ William l. lawson vol Lon
don, 1850. FhANCk TAYLOR
me
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CLAGET-r, NEWTON, MAY. Il CD. most respec sfaiiy
announce 10 Their customers and the public
daily receiving their fall supplies fancy goods They WV
open this day (uesday) ladies' dcss sood
including the richest styles both they ha
ever had ,be pleasure Of befre Offering We invite early exam
nation from the Indies ey and much richer good. than
a, later period OF the season, and quite cheap.
. CLAoETf, NEWTON, MAY, co.
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nII-CIlDTHSJus received the warerooms OF CLAS
DODsON and superb stock OF moor on cou' ~
tapestry panel and Mosaic pave pa'efh "
coiored in the highest style OF he art ~ an
low price, all or any OF winch We WI"
ROOM hall, passage, according TO diagram . ,
Also, of oil cloths for covering furniture IN "io
ol-cloths expressly or
A'o IT, IA sSvy " ' CLAGETT s. DOD5ON
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TAE Public school Books and all those used In the
private academies in the District OF Coumb
and adjacent country For sale at New York prices BY
TAYLOR b MAURY,
Auql9 Booksellers, 9th .
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-30
PUBLIC NOTICE.!
s. 7. Townsend abandoned the Field I
THE WAR ENDED!

This vouE ran who sought to make the people believe his
SsrsaPnra original hes finally abandoned the field
selling hi' business - STRANGERS Beng convince
OF the nuty of warning the Judgment and
convictions Of the people he has at last disposed Of his bust
and retired from contest thus admitting ali
that was true in our publications. Acr the Old
Dr. OF selling the rss Ct his for - week and getting
up false aadav respecting tic O,d prs orginal Recipe
altar trying TO seduee wofnen disclose him
knowledse of the Old Drs Recipe by Offering high
SieV after making the tempting thu Old Dr.
himself Of HOUSES. LANDS. MoNty and rkRrNERsHTr
through his counsel Horace Dresser leave
Thompson. ski'lman, Co aud 2, =. T.wnsend
with his Recipe ari teach h uake qars
to Soi r. FERMENT and 1T t>T the BOTTLES After Ii
eelinS the members Of srm calling unprn
'plei men and other hard he has finally up
the whole business heavy load carry
the rrRprN upon the shoulders Of some STRANGERS.
whom he induced take place uuser the rretcnee thas
they could make money ~ tho >pera tinn.
These strangers understand intend placing chem
On tie bottles redeem it from past character
Tor SOURfNG ard PREVENTING. which is really the
highest Of The all hereto
fore sad Of it, Il is NlETUAL CONFESSION that 10
was neither made Jy ehcms:
tages Of chemical science in s manufacture win the
reor'e NOW see the imposition and humjug calling Ps.
article good 3jc,ue?
En-: confess all tie ras-ality ToRrsRLv displayed
Is nothing to that ~ these STR NNGFRS in placing upon
bottles The name chemist for EFFECr while tho
same tame the SarorariI,a made the reRAvLA Of
5. !. Towuseuls Recipe
II the Recipe is cUNNeEn. then it becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE. asi should called the STRAIN
peI'atiou- Come uu', GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show your hands and les public know whether YOU in
tend to make S +. ToNnscn4's SQUIRTING, PREVENTING
COMPOUND with tie chemist on the label for
certain purposes whether you making another and
tally dGeren, article intend put. MP N $ rs bot
Ties with his labels signature. and Tins selling under
false eoors The Of sticking HIs,s on
the bottle. Will chan - glaraste-.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-05-30
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS, and thus eTc5y ran can
judge for himself wL:thcr speak rl-ht or
GARD TO THE PUBLIC"

We the UNDERSIGNED, Physicians and Druggists Of New
York, Brooklyn aud Wams lurh hayng advertise
addressed to and others vi sell SarsaTaria by s.
p. Townsend which is calculated bring aud hui
into rrproach feel called to state personal
thu real of the Towrscnd SarsRParilla
Having been called swuders" and willing commit
any fraud money" ~ the Young r. Townsend, be-
chose scOld Dr. Jacobs Soraparla instead OF
his article, feel that ought give the why
aud sell Ola Dr. Jacob Townsend SarRpariila
to Mr. s. p. Townsend's, and leave the public judgs
whether deceiycrs and swiudlers, and be
trusted by doing
Our experience and observation have satisfied Us that tbs
Old Drs Sarsarara possesses medical power and virA
than I. rownscnd and the testimony Of the public
would he the always make matter
and duty. when articles bearing the
and PurPortnE the diseases in mar
ket sell that which consider the best The fact that
s. Townsends Sarsaparla has greatly sourcd, ferment
ed exploded bottles thereby giving disasfaSA
toE to has Influenced in preference OF
the Old prS preparation. We do not feel ourselves called
to decide the merits Of either articles standard
hut when asked by customers for OPn-
which believe under all DO the best
Jacob Townsends With thes leave the public TO
justified giving the Old Drs prerara
preference which deserve modicinsi
compound we'll the shess the people universally
ed in