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gvA GREEN. Auctionser.

nRUsTEE,s SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-On Friday the 27th
instant, shall sell the premises, ats O'Clock, being
duly authorized Lber W. b. No lis,
toos 1874 1885, record for Washington county,
situated in S1, lot No 81
street. fronting 9
niche, back 3o feet sinches TO Ooot
sale. Belonging Oh
Sarah Brown deceased
cash
BY ord o
Juncl IS A. N.
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Addition to the Capitol The Laying or the Corner.
Stone

We understand that the stone OF the addition TO
the CAPITOL authorized by the late act Of Congress, will
be laid by the President OF the United States the 4th
Of July next, the presence Of such officers of the gov
eminent may then be in the city, and Of all citizens
who may see fit TO assemble TO witness the ceremony,
and that address that occasion will be delivered
by the Secretary of State.
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TuE CALIFORNIA Urea letter from New York, I'M
der date OF the 18th instant, says: he California pa
pers received by the Crescent City contain lst OF the
suterets by The fire there, with the amounts lost, show
ing that thousand houses and stores were Involved in
the confagraon and that the loss ranges from twelve 10
fifteen millions Many firms IN this city will doubtless
be rBined By tins calamity and as one OF the local
causes OF the great evuson in 1887 was the great lire IN
this city, may the San Francisco calamity tend TO has
ten another monetary crss in our commercial world"
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Proposals FOR Wood.

oruor PrarESuARy, DIsrRIcr or CoLusnII,
Washington, June 10, 1851,
EALED PROPOSALS., endorsed "Popoals Wood will be
this office until the 20t day of July next for the
delivery wharf Of hundred and
wood, length, medium and from
limbs To be delivered before first day
September.
June 2I-lawiw JOS. b. ELLIS, Warden,
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by DYER e. mcguire, Auc,on-.rs

EoUR VERY VALUABLE TWENTY ACRE LOTS AT AUG
TioN.On Saturday afternoon, June 2isl, O'Clock,
known the Wohngton estate situated
and Piney Branch road,
Market Two OF lots heavily
TIMBER and admirably waered, afordlng opportunity
procuring desirable country residence adjacent
Terms One third purchase money cash. and the
and satisfactorily
DYER Mcguire,
gid Auctoneers.
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THE DEMOCRATIC STATE COMMITTEE ALL pIoHr-At
avery full meeting OF the democratic State committee
held in this city yesterday, elaborate and emphatic re
port against further agitation the subject OF slavery
and in favor of sustaining The compromise measures was
unanimously adopted The report was written and pre-.
snied by General Cushing chairman Of the executive
committee Ii was also voted to hold State convention
aWorceser on Wednesday, The 10th Of August.
Boston Post, 10Th INST
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Hx DYER 4 MCGUIRE, Aucr,onssrs.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTION.--We shall sell,
Tuesday, the 2tth O'Clock,
N. IA, This
lst as running back 50 30
alley residence Mr. Graham the Secretary
Navy, containing about 3,7s7 square feet.
balance months,
n satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
June 20-d DYER * MEG IRE, Auctioneen.
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Nv DYER & MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE LOT NEAR THE OBSERVATORY AT AUG
TIONon Monday the 2 instant al six o'clock shall sell
front Of the part Of LOT AZ fronting "a feet
ono SOUTH between 23d aud 9th
Terms One half cash. with credit Of twelve months on balance
which, shall sell lot 81, 81. This
2lst between and streets, 81 feet running
containing feet and Is nento the residence
of Mr.. stephen Pleasonton.
Also square s5 fronting 931 feet 22d
ming back street, containing 9202 feet.
fourth cash the balance in sir, twelve, and eg
for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
June 90 DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctoneers.
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rELEoRAPnC REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

arrival Of the Steamer Niagara. Three days later from
Europe.
NEw YorE. June 2O--s, a. m.-The steamer Niagara ar
rived TN; moning, with three days later adyces from Eu
O'clock The .Gavs,,s ia.a ~ ~ ,-h ~ Tns o.r
Philadelphia.
MARKETS Cotton.-The cotton market is steady and
the demand fair The sales of the week are as 600 bales
OF which SPECTATORS took Inferior qualities are an
leans 6sd; mddling, SID The Manchester market is
more active, and prices are better.
at full rates. Philadelphia Baltimore llour 2Os Ohio
9s. Cd; white com 3Ss.; yellow, sos, Cd; mixed, 2ss
Money marketzMoney is steady-consos aecouu,
as T. g ISL a ss s No Os
OF Pennsylvana6' s. Ohio SIS, 1870 and 1875 1876
leans cotton Market exhibits declining tendency.
ENeAsp-The Proceedings Of Parliament are entirely
place of departure for their steamships Bishop
Hughes, of New York. is at Liverpool.
the papers being ed with regarding the pres
dency. Commercial affairs are improving The bouse
PoRruaAL-A rebellion had taken place in favor of the
Queen, against saldanha WHICH, however had for the
sadors have combined in support OF the Queen
rALY-laIy exhibits unmistakeable symptoms Of great
ence, in which number OF persons were killed
Isle or BRRroN-LaIe advices from Sydney state that
wrecked vessels had been discovered in the tengls
sound which supposed be the vessels attached 10 Sir
John Frankn's expedition
New York, June 20-a. m.
The steamer Brother Jonathan has arrived here with
Chages the lOh June, and Kingston TO the l4th
She aboard 3S passengers and about 900 worth
gold dust freight and IN the hands OF passengers She
brings mails
PHILADELPHIA, June 90
The brig Delphi from Trinidad de Cuba for Phiadel-
Iphia with cargo Of molasses which ashore Fen
wick's island, and got of again. driven ashore
Tuesday in heavy gale and was much damaged that
she will be total loss Most OF the cargo the beach
PIrrsBuRs, June 20 I
A fire occurred last night, destroying X. u J.. b. Hills
planning machine shop and lumber yard, Negby o.
Brohan's factory, aud two dwellings, owned by Ellis
and Young Hill loses 81 AGO. Negby and Brohan
So OOO and Ellis $780, upon which there was no insu-
rance. Young fully insured
NORFOLK, June TO-
The United States steamer Engineer, under command
of Second Master Omsiead lett here this morning for Old
Point where she will board the companies APP
pointed inspect the lighthouses. and proceed TO Cape
Charles and continue said duty until all the light
| houses have been visited.
The weather to-day WARMER witha fair eastern breeze
Business is quiet.
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lHAR I.ES TC

The ship Lone Star, OF Portland Maine, from New Or
leans for Philadelphia, OFT the bar fire. and II is
supposed wi, be destroyed
Cotton to-day of l20 bales steady prices
The weeks sales 755 bales ranging froU
10 The receipts OF The week 1900 bales, and
the stock on hand 2IoOo hales The market closes un.
changed nidding far, 9! 81 fully fair " 10
cents per Id Freight, Liverpool du; Vessels
putting up at I'll. per Id.
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NEW and beautiful styles Of fney uh,rss, with
IN attached.
Also, super Ise thread under shirts and haf-hose
gsnze moreno wrappers
for weather. Jus, received and for sale At
CHAs. ". LANES
Gsn1emoni Furpishng store, Pennsylvania nv,
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NAvAL-The United States soop.o-war VandalIa,
Com w II Gardner, arrived at San Francisco on The "a
ult in twenynine days, and the United States survey
ing brig Lawrence on the 5,h twentythree days, from
Honolulu
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United states Hotel mt Ph,ls'

ur ,b.o.y ,ssoeny bis friends and
,ns commnnty assumed the popre.orsbp Of the
, $500 ,JotsI Long connexion with
r tho se proprietor feels perfectly SAT- in promising IL cid
re, yothur SHAH confirm
. ~ inc hest the No has
J IN completely reftng the entire esablishmsn and
y pe attention changes introduced
] and comfort ladies', tirmly
ion ne Of thai patronage freely
bestowed ont the old United States
MAY 2g-~nf A. o. ALLEN.
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DIED

In city the Goth instant Mrs. MARY NJ TELFAIR, for
mery of Rhode Island.
Editon in New York and Providence (R ~ will please copy
Alexandria, Virginia. scarlet sunday, the oh in
GEORGE DA5HELL, aged about eighteen months and
On sunday the 5n Instant CAROLYN DENNIS in the seventh
of his sons o GEORGE ELLEN TowLR
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NEW GOODs.-he subscribers beg leave inform their
IN received Of the follow
ing articles, which they attention, namely
Black ohaly for mourning dresses
Grenndine do do
DO POut de Sole, de Rhine, and India silks
Do bombsNns andsl warp alpaoas, very light
nd fancy bercgcs and de LANES
Fancy rene and lawns
Plain and figured iaconcts, for dresses
Swiss and polka muslns
md Foulard silks
French cuffs and collars Of every
and ptice
Very handsome and embroidered under sleeves
adie eauza merino and silk
Richardson audG undreSsed Irish linens
English and American bleuchcd long cloths
Ladies' gentcmeus Kid, silk and Isle thread gloves
variety Of goods all Of which ~I be disposed
he mo accommodating
beg call attention OF bousekeepcrs
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheeinFs, damask table, cloths
Napkins toweng white and coored Msrscles and Aendsle
quilts
Table Piano covers, embroidered and lace curtains
White and buff linen, for window blinds
English and French curtain chntzes
a.. 81, and "a white ma,ngs
49, 81, and ga fancy coored maiinrs, new style
~, 81 and 9 4 plain and coiorcd maitngs
Very English and American floor ohoos new "oses
and handsome
And a large and English velvet Wpe-uy
Brussels spy, and ingram carpets ~ very nsancse PRICE,
May Q1--ifdtf
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NEW ORLEANS, June 20.

We ha We no pener news here OF interest number OF
" ip rchans re heavy losers by The San Francisco fire.
Business generally dui Ono hour, % Az Lard W %
NJ 80 Polk branded A. o., Sl4 i2t. Co m meal, 10
M ssour sides, n cents Cincinnati DO II cents
'npe krg lard iQi loi cents st"r cande. i't cents
sugar firm a 81 oents Rio coies sein. at 81
pou d.
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CARD-Tbe subscribers respectfully NOTIFY persons
II them that according usual CUSTOM
bills will be rendered in full 10 the 2th of
In. present month
They that prepared make early
be paid maturity order that the better be
successfully, and, II possible,
who have 80 literally
zed house since the organization Of the present hrm
GLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June lQ-dlmf
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Hy DYER IS MeGUIRE. Auctoneer..

by DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
DIVE HUNDRED PIECES READYMADE CLOTHING AT
AUCToNon Saturday June 2lst 10 O'Clock,
ready clothing and ock
panialoons,
The solicited Sale positive Terms cash
Goods ready for examination.
DYER MCGUIRE,
June d
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English OllcIotbt 70 Iest Wlde
do super American olcloth twelve eighteen feet
wide
rs do ow-pnced olcloth from three feet
wide
mattings, for basement, &C,
full Of i'm,
ported aud American carpcung, such -
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial three ply ingram, fine and ingram,
priced rar hemp, cotton both striped and plaid toEete
line o house furnishing which
prepared offer upon good
Az is-n r. H. HooE Co
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~ n. CLUsKEN, Architect and civil Engineer. hn
", Taverss budnr north side Pennsy'
yania avenue between 18Th west Feb A-du
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IVES Of Civilizations the F.ttoloUy Of
tory religious, mshetica, potcal,
Amazon by John r. Warren.
" r, wills--with Illustrations,
Juns " FRANCk TAYLOR
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NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.-Auival extraordinary, a.
~ rect from the West indies Annapolis, baltimore sho Vs,
ke lot OF turtle, soft and hard oos, Noy
superior in markct) woodcocki SC
We solicit all crl, and we pledge ourselves '"
please ost fastidious.
Q-soup ready II O'Clock. Families served ~ nm
June 1g-.lteodf WAbkEh n SHAbb,
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Bonds Of the Chesapeake Ohio Canal Company.
NOTICE hereby that the interest the bonds
~ Chesapeake
Cumbernnd
issued
payable Of July viii be paid
delivery Of banking house,
mi
checks BALTIMORE New York. Boston, Ac of
exchange. SELDEN, WITHERS, 4 co.
2l-dlw
ny DYER q MCGUIRE, AuctIoneers.
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS CORPORATION & OTHER
STOCK AT AUCTiON-on Monday, June 49, O'Clock, o.
at following
In lots purchasers,
Corporation SIX per cent quarterly
Niginia do
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal six per preferred.
The be advances. VIII be added
ST. Louis per bonds.
DYER MCGUIRE,
June 2l-d AuctioBeers,
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THE Universal Refrigerat.

THE Universal Refriger"sorThis new refrigerator was
erough, GU. last season and widely circulated mOush p
give entire salts
Universal Refrigerator altogether different from all Others
before The public m rs comenauons apartments vessels anu m
% pasp s ons o"S ne sa surface
aud IL interior vessels stonewe 50 arranged that each
facility BY he plan current q eo,d AZ !
circulation around each vessel and within each apart
men simple vcnlatpr continuance the complete pu
" whole insured thereby obya,ne all me Old OBJ
other for the
purpose avoiding liability engender local Or relative
s S S% S s'aa s.a g @
The purity and S good !. SaS s &c
everything cold Is most economical destferd'ua
viii compare Win i, and he teep provisions
ard w halt ese % s hGg ean
gera,or Of the ordinary Kind and win held
We ordinary kinds Of Of all good
an" ',Ss i os agent @ the sale
W june nUos ai1s - W. : E. $ rARsoN
Array wrrpping-pnpcr, as cents per ream.
straw wrapping paper a5 cents per ream; ,,,r -, n
Colored shoe papers, white papers and Manila ana yeow
en I"a papers, "'O''''pO''8' FRANcK TAYLOR
JNo. NJ. McoALLA
WILL practise law H. he court and ae various s curt
gress and the departments may N-eodon 1on sep.
,oR rent or -.ie-a two--tory house, with basement
in FIRST ward, nearthe corner OF 18Th stree, Appy 70
North side II, between and oIst
June t3-dd
LgIoN *. pARHIs viii attend 10 any business In
United States that may be intfused To-
=
business before Congress and the executive
departments. N"p ~ ahcW1
DUgNyER's .Not o Had Seem "a comedy.
ID rue Daughter pf Night-a story by - w. FuIum.
Eastbury-s tale by Anne II. DruY For sale by
TAYLOR MAURf,
June 10 Booksellers, 9th street,
NEW Books n Taylor & M.ury's bookstore, near
~ 9th street
HamDodts Cosmos, vol 3 Para Adventures river
Amazoni by j. H. Warren Trenton Fails illustrated edited by N
r. Willis, VesuRes Of Civilizations the Euoogy OF History rr
sous, nheical, POLITICAL and philosophical The Young Govern
the Eduoaton Of Circumstances
June ~
NATIONAL EATING HOUsE.-Ariva ertraoIdinsry, ~
~ rect from the West Indies, Annapolis, Hamoe o
ke lot OF turtle soft aud nara cfo, Nosy
superior in this mnrkc,) woodcock &C.
We solicit all favor call and we peose ourselves
please mo hs,d
Inns 10 aeoJ,f ~ WALKER n SHADD.
~ n. CpUsKEN, Architect and Civil Engineer hns
N. buiding north side OF Pennsy
ynnia avenue between 18Th west Feb A-du
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NEW Books mt Taylor ~ Maury's bookstore, nes'
~ 9th
Hnmboidrs Cosmos, vol 3 Para Adventures the riye
Amazon by j. H. Warren. Trenton Fails Illustrated edited by
r. Willis. Vesres Civilization; Eoogy re
Rous, nsbetica POLITICAL and philosophical The Young Govern
the Education OF Circumstances.
June ~
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fire occurred last night, destroying r. y J, b. Hills
planning machine shop and lumber yard, Negby o.
Brohan's factory, aud dwellings, owned by Ellis
and Young. Hill loses 81 AGO. Negby and Brohan
W OOO and Ellis $780, upon which there was no insu-
rance Young fully insured
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The brig Delphi, from Trinidad de Cuba, for Phiadel-
phia with cargo Of moasses, which ashore on Fen
wick's island, and got oil again, driven ashore on
Tuesday in heavy gale, and much damaged that
she will be total loss Most OF the cargo the beach
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-04-25
FEMALE PILLS,
For Females oriy,
Invaluable to Young, MARI I'd and single.
B;p S,sIHDsN,S
Restorative and Monthly Pills.
Price 2J cts. Box.

Price 25 cts. a Box.
4 CCOMPANlED witha small pamphlet, con-
N tanning full directions, useful hints, nurua
ton and advice females from youth or puberty
to old age.
Nature will he much assisted by their use, in
anticipation Of certain periods where there is
rrcguluriiy, suppression c. Of the natural
changes, and will reiiev suffering, pain and
distress common 10 man, use periods. There
arc other times, also. when the married and single
will find them useful
Mothers do not mistake the ailings uf your
daughters; when afflicted with Head dache, Dizzi-
ness, Painting. Loss of Appetite. Sickness OF the
Stomach, Pains in the Sidos or Breasts, Pains a
cal or Nervous feeling, Depression or Low ness o
the Spirits, Melancholy Dislike 10 exercise and
society, Papit ,ton of Heart, bleeding at the nose
&C. Too often are medicines given them for Iiv-
er complaints, ID spepsa, Consumption, &c, when
the real cause is not suspected; and through i'm.
proper medicines and Treatment their cUi,stitu.
Stions are destroyed and their constitutions are de
stroved, and they become miserable during life.
rhuussnds of Females in PhIladel phia, New
York, Boston, Baltimore and elsewhere know the
efficacy ot,iose Pills, and many could be referred
to- but delicacy and respect 10 the sex forbds it.
Sod whole sale and retail at Dr. Ledy's Dis
pensary No la North Fourth Street. Phada.-
also by J. r. McKan, Camden; Toland d Curtis
Columbia; Black & Ehhy, Orangebur. DR.. p. M.
Cuhen and DR.. j.. A. CIeavelani, Chares,ou; and
by Druggists and Storckeepcrs generally.
Aug 20 66 ly
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Temperance Hotel.

TNllE undersigned would respectfully inform his
L friends and the travelling public in general,
that he has again rented the above Hotel for a
short time and would respectfully solicit portion
of the patronage so literally bestowed upon him
heretofore, as no pains will be spared 10 make the
traveller comfortable and at hame.
The Stages, and Omuibuses will call regularly
at the House for passengers, going by Railroad.
Also, Horses, and Buggies can be had from him
on reasonable terms to 90 in the country.
j. b. F. BOONE.
Feb. IL, II If
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Among the distinguished authorities who have
given their names to recommend Cherry Pecior-
al" AZ tie best remedy that is known i"r The A.
icclions OF The lungs, are "Londun Lancet "Ca-
naiar: Journal oil medical Science" "Boston Me-
dica and Surgical Journal" "Charles,nn Is. s }
med cal Review" New Jesey Medical Report.
err Prot Webster, Harvard College, Prof, Bart.
lett, Transayania University OF mecicine. Presi-
dent Perkins. Vermont medical College, DIR. Val
cntine Mott. New York City. Parker Cleveland,
Bowdon College. Prof. Butlertieid. Wioughby
College, Ohio, P'oE Brai:hwaile, Leeds (Eng)
medical Scho"l. Sir Richard Kane, Queens Col
lege, Ireland, Prof Rnscubaum. l.eipsc.
The public have but TO know the virtues and as
tonIshns SUCCESS uf tile "Cherry Pcc,oral." IN
curing diseases of the lungs, when they will feel
secure lrom these dangers, whenever this remedy
can be obtained.9
Prepared by J. e. AVER, Chimst, Lowell mass
and so din Camden at MckAIN'S Drug Store and
by Druggists generally throughout the Unite States.
Dec. 10, le50. 81 3m
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For the Cure of
s. COUGHS, COLDS,
HoARsENESs, BRONCHITIS,
wHooPING-CoUGH, GROUP
ASTHMA and co MS U MPT1ON

The annals of medical science. aifDrdlng as they
dn ample proof g. The power aud value OF many
medical agents, have furnished no examples to
compare with the saIuiary effects produced by
"hYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL"
The remarkable cures OF the disease OF thf
Lungs which have been realized BY IT'S ,lse attest.
ed AS theyare bv many prominent professors ana
physciaUs in this and foreign lands should ehcour
,pe the afflicted to persrvere with g strong as
sHrance that the use OF The .Cheary Pectmaf will
reE, ve and ultimately Cure them.
We prese nj To the public unsolicited te;tmoni-
ais from SOME of the first men in our country up
ON whose judgement and experience implicit CON-
tidsnce may be placed.
DR. PERKINS, President W. Medical College,
one of the most lca, ned and intelligent physicians
in the country, considers it composition ot rare
excellence for the cure uf that formidable disease
Consumption
NoRwrcH, April 26, lS46.
Or. J. c. Ayer-Dear Sir Agreeable to the
request of your agent, We Will rheerully stale
what we have know ni the effects of your CHER
RY PECTORAL and they have been astonishing
indeed. Mrs Belsey Streeer had been afflicted
with severe aud relentless cough, Which reduced
her very low ; so law that little hope could be en-
tertained of her recovery, Numerous remedies
had been tried without effect, before the Cherry
Peci0rnl And that has cured he. Gearge Wat.
kinson Esq, had 10 our knowledge been afflicted
with asthma, Tor eleven years, aud grown yearly
worse, until the Cherry Pecioral has now removed
the disease and fieis as free from any OF lis symp
toms as we are. The Rev. Mark Dane had been
su severely attacked with The Bronchitis as 10 dis:
able hin, from his duties, aud nothing had afforded
him relief until (Mr. Thornag) carried him
bottle OF your Pecloral, which cured him at once,
and he now officiates usual in this pare.
These are three of the cases in which we have
kdown il successful, but never tail. W. have
great pleasure in certifying % these facts and ale
respected sir, your humble servants. 2.
RER. ID. THORNlNG.
HON. J. BATTLES.