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WATER ~ CHURcHEs.-The Washington
Telegraph, speaks out lis wishes 10 regard TO
Churches in the following language;
Plenty Of cir, plenty of iee.seater, conifor-
table position, good organ, good eongrega.
tenal singing. an earnest and sincere preach
CT, aid an attentive people.
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TaE Discovery or ErHER.-Trial for
Liat-.-The committee of the House of Rep
yeseGtatives, it is said, have decided upon
auafIng 100000 to DIR. Morton, of Boston
fr lis discovery, thus settling his right to that
discovery. DIR. Morton, il is also stated, has
caused his competitor, DR.. jackson, TO be ar
rested in Washington for libel, growing out
Q. ..-e controversy between them.
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NEWFOUNDLAND Doc came 10 his death
N 4 strange manner in Morrisania few nights
stree. He wore brass collar in his neck.
a~a 10 attempting to jump over picket fence,
toe eolla', caught on Que OF the piekets, and
ia thal position he was found in the morning,
s-apended by the neck, cold and stiff.
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NEW SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
OF CLOTHING.
IA 5. MERCHANT e. WEiSIGER, No. ll2
HA Main street, are now receiving their Spring
mi and Summer Stock of CLOTHING. en-
>-'.@- bracins every variety and quality Their
goods were manufactured by them selves expressly
terms Merchants are requested to call and ex
anime our stock which they will find well aiapted
to their trade, in style and quality
5. MERCHANT 81 WEISIGER
N: B.-A!so, large stock of Shirts and Collars
well made, and of good material
NH ID 6 M &, w
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Supposed SUlcIDE.-The body of an un-
Known man, supposed TO be from New York,
v,s found on Saturday, on the farm OF Jos.
Brady, Esq, OF Washington, near Tennaly-
.aw9, Montgomery county, Nd. Itappears he
Lad committed suicide by blowing out his
bfaUs.
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CEDAR TAR, MANUFACTURED BIZ MRS
u B. B. NORRIS, BALTIMoRE-Which = De-
cidedly the best article yet introduced for the
cure Of Bronchitis, Consumption of the Lungs.
Dyspepsia, Asthma, Kidney aud Scrofulous Afec-
tons, Piles, &c. Price Oh per bottle, which lasts
from six to eight weeks.
Recommendations
BALTIMORE, March IL, 1851.
Mrs B. B. Norris: Dear Msdam-If gives ma
great pleasure In recommending 10 public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar TaY) AZ % excel
lent preventative or curative Ia the hysf ngcs o
bronchial affections or diseases Of the lungs, ana
also as very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully ,,cvr wn
Home Testimony.
DR.. William G. Crunp. Dentist, Of tnn e1ty, -.
been suffering from Consumption 81 the Lungs Ios
the last i've or six years. and has tried almost ever
article recommended In his case, wfsnous M -
benefit When the Cedar Tar was edscrnseo -
ssle IN this eity he purchased bottle, and fnfee-
diaselv benefit from IL healing and Strength
srjrg r,ronerfies Al the time be commenced -
Vim II ~ Was very low, inasmuch that he Weg
ahIiReed 3, aiye no his o6ice for practice He u
-, = much relieved that be b able 70 efteUd 70
~ uatisuts. and, By continuing tho medicine ha
sonSdently hopes 70 Be fully restored pr. G. hes
indy volunteered that bis caae shQpld be mado
public. that others might Be hene1leod there are
sthers who are taking the Cedar IAr viii decaond
benefit, who can be referred %, hee1des nunces
81 Physicisnsin Baltimore, who ~ adsniAiseeF1n9
L IN their daily prnttiee.
For sale % Richmond b
r. HORTON kKAcH, - saess.
GsneFd Ageat tox keelesn Snkas
e. Can and - eeffiaesses g ssy&
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DUNLOP, MONCURE & co

DUNLOP. MONCURE & co,
I'm FRIDAY, tue 10Th instant, commencing
- at loa o'clock, we will sell at our auction store.
general assortment of Groceries, &C., consist.
ing in part Of
lVe hhds Sugar, Gne to prime quality
100 boxes and bbls loaf, crushed, DO ydered and
clarified Sugar
70 bbls superior Syrup
10000 choice Cigars
Mustard, Indigo
Gunpowder and Powchong Teas
Cognac Brandy, Holland Gin
Madeira and Tenneriffe Wine
$50 boxes tallow, sperm and Adamantine Can.
dies
100 boxes Soap
Coffee Ginger, Pepper
1900 bags dairy Salt
TERMs-Under 500, cash over 500, 4 months
credit TOR approved negotiable paper
4. Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO,
Inn 10 Aucfioneers
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UALUABLE BUILDING LOTS O,

Y ruIIpTu nIr IN DpsWc, ~ y "
29TH AND BOTH STREETS FOR SALE AT
AUCTION VIII be sold on Friday Afternoon.
the 10th March, 1882, upon the premises respective.
ly, several handsome Building Lots on Grace,
Franklin, 2sth aud 30th streets. These Lots are
beautifully located, are in a most improving part
of the city, and some of them are in front of the
Public Square recently purchased by the city The
attention of those wishing to build in good neigh
borhood, and in an improving part oil the city, is re-
spectfully invited to this sale.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and 6
months for approved endorsed negotiable paper, or
title withheld.
NH Is w. GODDIN, Auctr.
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Ell THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in.
<SlAtorms his old customers and the public that
ne has now ready for inspection an extensive stock
Eastern manufacture. The stock consists of the
usual variety of Fur; Silk, Wool and Cashmere
HATS, stiff and SOFT Panama, Maracaibo, Cur
raova India Plat, Swiss, Leghorn, (olack, pearl,
and Magyar Hats, with and without Feathers: Bows
and Chlldrens' Hats and summer Caps, of all quail
ities and patterns; Ladies' an1 Misses Riding Hats.
all the styles OF Braid, Alboni, Trpoi, and vari ty
Of young and old Gentemen's Fancy Straw Hats
tor summer use; all the various grades of Pallesf
Hats by the case or dozen
Merchants and the trade generally are invited to
examine the stock, whether they intend purchasing
in Richmond or not. The subscriber has No donb,
but the extensiveness and variety of the assert.
ment, with the prices and easy terms will be found
inducements strong enough to keep purchasers
from going further North.
JOHN DOOLEY,
NH Sim No. 81 Main street Richmond
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Sniclde.

PHILADELPHIA, March l6lh-A German, named
Kerry JuAenburg, aged about so years, committed
sic'5e in the county prison last night by hanging
E.2-se.t with his hanikerchief He had been com
ra-tted for abusing his wife and daughter while
--2;
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TRU1ssTEE's SALE OF REAL Es;

i TATE.-By virtue of deed of trust executed
to the subscriber by William +. Depriest and wife,
bearing date 9th February, 1e47, duly recorded in
Richmond Hastings Court, to secure a debt there
in mentioned to the Richmond Fire Association,
shall, in execution of the said trust proceed to sell
at public auction, upon the promises, on MONDAY.
the 22nd March, 1852, if fair if not the next fair
day, at Al o'clock P. NJ. the real estate conveyed
by the said deed, consisting of three LOTS, with
large brick tenement thereon) fronting l27 feet
on Rockets street, running back 20 feet to Water
street.
Terms cash. Such title as is vested in the trustee
will be conveyed to the purchaser
JAMES BOSHER, Trustee
Sale conducted by w. GoDDIN, Auct.
y,,h
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"a WM. HOLT RICHARDSON, nj er.
MA chant Tailor, 18th Street, opposite Elk.
NM change Hotel, would most respectfully in.
-- vlte the attention of his friends and the pub.
lie generally to his stock of Spring and sum.
mer Goods, now receiving, selected by himself
with much in the Northern cities, consisting of
the most beautiful assortment of Cloths Cassimeres
and 'estngs it has ever been his pleasure to offer
them, which he will be happy to make ND in the
most fashionable and neatest style and on reasona-
PIE terms. NH l7-d2w
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Supreme Court Decision

COLUMBUS, Ohio. March IGth.-The Su-
P.aaae Court has decided unanimously that
county subscriptions to railroads are consti.
t3;:orai.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-In conlor.
" nifty with decree of tine Circuit Court of
Chancery for Henrico county, pronounced on the
10th day of June, 1850, in the suit of the Mutual
Assurance Society against FIRE on buildings in the
State of Va, plaintiffs against Ann Lursay, Norman
Meade, and -, his wife, who, before her inter
marriage with the sad Norman Meade, was -
Lurvay, heirs at law and legatees of Benoni Jack
son decd defendant l shall, as commissioner ap-
pointed by sid decree, sell at public auction, on
the premises, to the highest bidder, for cash, on
the 19.h Gay of March next, the building in the
bill mentioned, described as lying and being In the
on the south cas-, of Nicoson street, at Rockets,
between Richard Denny's ground, on the north
east, and Sylvia A. Hopkins, on the south west,
subject /, the dover right OF the said defendant,
Ann Lurvay therein. Sale to commence at
O'Clock, P. NJ. p. b. JONES,
fs o3-dtds Com missioner.
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MERCHANTS and others who are dealing In
lt1 his line would do well to call M the subscri-
her, and exsnline his large stock OF Plain and Ja-
panned Tin Ware, Stoves, Pumps and Fluid
Lamps, with a grest variety Of Fancy and
Housekeeping Goods, al his large Wholesale
and Retail Stove and Tin Ware Depot No. g. Main
street, ioors above the old Market Richmond, Va.
Tin Roofing and Conductors doae at the shortest
notice. and as cheap and good any other establish
ment In the State. WIN. SEARS WOOD,
NH film APracfical Workman.
all PRISONS indebted to DAVID BAkER
u deed, are respectfully requested to make pay
Let April, a. longer indulgence csnnot b. given.
The remnant Of III tie claims win be placed N he
hands Of the law for collection.
D. BAKER In Ex'or Of p. Baker, dec'd
nh ls-d1H
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NH 10
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE fo,

SALE-The subscriber is authorised to sell
very desirable Brick House and Lot, situated on
9Th, between Clay and Leigh streets aud adjoining
the property of Conway Robinson, Esq. The house
has been very recently built, contains about 10
ment for the C 1mfort of a genteel family The
Kitchen has rooms of good size, and there are ex
csAent wood and coal houses, &c. The house will
be sold with lot fronting 9Th street so or "a feet
as may be desIred The whole premises present a
very handsome and neat appearance. In point of
location, style of finish and neighborhood, this
houseis inferior to rome in the market, AID bel g
WITHIN short distance of the heart of the city, offers
attractions TO the professional or business man.
long credit will be allowed for a portion of IN.
purchase money.
NH lS-eots IAMrS AT ,r,yton
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BY JAS. r. SUTTON, Jr.
q BBLs. OF CORN: AND HORSES

m BBLS. OF CORN; AND HORSES
lUU COWS, &c, FOR SALE AT AUG TON
Win be sold, at Public Aution, at Woodland the
laie residence of Geo w Gardner, decd, about sew
en- miles from Richmond by way of the plank road,
on FRIDAY, the 18th day of March 1852, commenc-
ingat the hour of IL o'clock, one hundred barrels
Whiae Corn, one good riding and harness Horse,
one work Horse and five Cows. Terms, Cash, for
fifty dollars and under, and credit of months on
all sums that amount for negotiable notes sat
isfactorily endorsed, interest added
JAS. T. SUTTON, Jr.,
NH Is BY request Of fhe owner.
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- kOSSUTH AND MONTERREY
TIES Oxford Ties and Congress Caters
OF various patterns all of the best French patent
leather; Also Congress Caters, of black and drab
cashmere Gentlemen win please call and exam.
inc the above beautiful Shoes at No 40 Main street
at the Sign OF the Boot, opposite Geo w. Greter's,
at WILLIAM WALSH'S.
NH II
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RAPTIsT BOOK DEPOSITORY, No.

BAPTIST BOOK DEPOSITORY. No.
- 2O3 Main Street.-The Society has now
viz:
Libraries published by the American Tract So.
ciety.
The Religious or Pastors Library, "a vols IL mo;
$40
Evangelical Family Library, Is volumes, 1s no.
for IS 50.
Youths Library for Sunday School, 40 vols IS
mo tor SlO-and an additional supply of the Life
of A. Brcaddus.
Evils OF lptant Baptism, by B c Howell, d D.
Bsptist Psalmody, by Manly, d d, aud 3 NJ anly,
jr-ot which liberal discount will be made 10
persons buying to sell again.
CHARLES WORKMAN,
mn 10 Deuositarv
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GEO. J SUMNER.
BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

SALE OF TWO TENEMENTs ON 3RD
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Wiu be sold on WEDNEs.
DAI AFTERNOON, the 18th March, 1852, upon the
premises respectively, commencing at half past
occek, small framed tenement on the east line Of
sa near Preston street, occupied by color
menf on the east side of st John street in rear Of
the Duyal Street Chapel, occupied by q colorei
man named William Tyree Terms: Onathird
endorsed negotiable paper, interest adSed or tis,s
".n nsa w. GoDDlN, Auct.
EY In consequence of the rain, the above s,is
hour =.
NH Is w GODDIN Ar..r
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SPRING Fashions

Eli SPRING FASHIONS, III
- Gentlemen who desire to wear a fine ELI
well nnished and fashionable Hat, of Richmond
this city, are requested to call ON the Subscriber
who has just commenced distributing the Sprino
style OF Hats, warranted equal to any made in this
or any of the Northern cities
He would also call the pubc's attention to his Az
softment OF Magyar, Kossuth and Hungarian Hats
Just received and receiving, which he will sell low
Call soon at No. 49, Broad street, sign of the yell
low Hat RICHARD MO0pE
p S-Keep i, before the people, that they can, for
81 80, get Moeskn Hat that sell every where
tor 50 and all others at the same very low rates.
mh,6-1m* p AT
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LOOK HERE!

f00 WHOLE, hall and quarter barrels MACK
lUU EREL., No /, 2 and 3. for ssie by
mnl5 FRY & McCANDI ISL. !,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMES M. TAYTOR.

BY JAMES m. TAYLOR.
SCHOONER POLLY BELL FOR SALE
- AZ AUCTlON.-Will be sold on SATURDAY
AFTERNOON next. the Goth instant, commencing
~ : o'clock, at the County Wharf at Rockets the
s s Folly Bell, now unloading near said wharf
On ane Is m superior order, having recently been
" os.oueny overhsuled and repaired has capacity
" 10 TONS draws feet of water and Is adapted for
'hg coasting trade of fisheries.
80. aMsIone.half cash; balance in months, with
INCEST De. auoed. Tor approved negotiable paper
by request OF the owner
A JAMES a. TAYLOR, Auctr
MD BUILDING LOTS ON OREGON
~ hill AT AUCTION Will be sold on WIN.
NESDAf next, the 18th instant. 9, mmenc;n9 =,
. CLOCK In the afternoon upon the premises Two
Building Lots on Oregon Hill, near the GuaSe nocL
ana adIsiang the house lately occupied by Andrew
Wray, Esq, as grocery The lots front an "a.
eacn, run back 80 feet, and are well adapted for
building purposes. fo1 'oA
BY request of the owner Terms at sale
NH l1-eotl4dtd JAS. NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr.
~ In consequence of inclement weather tho
above sale Is postponed to Saturday, the Goth
mn IS J. NJ. r., Auctr
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w. GoDDIN, Auctr.


INHE WORLD NEVEH BEFORE SAW
Il SUCH MASS OF HOME TESTIMONY
CIV EN- TO ANY OTHER MEDICINE-Hamn.
toms Vegetable Tncturei The great discovery
OF the age. Read, Read, Read. Joy to the world,
hope for the affiicted. More testimony from home
Can any unprecedented mind in the world All
stronger testimony or more convincing proof of
the great restorative and curative powers Of Hamp-
writer is one of our most highly esteemed citi
gems, man of integrity, anc i, lie extensively
known, has been for long time suffering under
disease, his altered appearance now is subject of
remark and gives additional testimony and weight
to the certificate below He is also the son of ina
old Doctor Dunan, whose great skill as Physician
is well known to most of the Oldest inhabitants of
this city.
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AUCTION SALFs-
THIS DAY.
ny GE0KGF !. sTT57E1T

crnc- unO6Gk y. sUMNKK.
ID ATN IA q sALk OF FINE FURNITURr
tending 10 close -. STREET The subscriber in.
7rIse1 M eel a, saetion wishor, On han
hs en ire r ss,s nsa.. sona.ncas :. 10
which comprises good .a Frn g
Elegant mahogany Wardrobes. I.d;... 49,
Cabinets; fne nigh poet, French ,nd dressing
sIeads OF mahogany and black walnut: ms,ss. nea
mahogany top centre. pier and card Tables: MAJ
gany and walnut Sofas and Tete-a-tetes Il 10
cloth and plush; Rocking Chairs to match. rr ns,
gany spring seat Chairs, of the latest French ps,
terms; cane-seat Chairs; Rocking Chairs: slds.
boards; dining breakfast and tea Tables. best ~,
hogany Extension Tables; Cottage Chamber Sets.
Ottomans; mantel and pier Looking Glasses: fancy
Tables, OF various patterns; Hat Rscks-tosether
With many other useful and ornamental articles -
Sale positive, and without reserve.
TERMs-For all sums under $50, cash over that
notes.
NH 10 GEO. ] SUMNER.
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SECOND WEEK,

Nv FOR SALE, two well broke NnIes
6&3 years old, with or without draw and bs >
ness. ~ AA"A
NH 17-2w MACE f. xurNoror
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
23S Broad Street, ShOckOe Hill,


23S Broad Street, Shock0e Hill,
oPoSIrE THOS. D. oUARLEs DRY GOODS STORE.
q PETER TlNSLEY informs -
bis friends and the public that he&
has opened, at the store above named, an en-.
tirely new and well selected stock Of Boots.
shoes, Carpet Bags, &C., to which he in.
vites the attention of all in want of Goods in his
line.
For the ladies' will be found select assortment
OF Caters, Slippers, &c, amongst which we emu.
merate French Lasting Caters, assorted colors
some entirely new and beautiful; aso half Caters,
same style; bronze kid Slips; Jenny Linds and
Linds; pump spring Slips and Buskirs; Parodi
Ties; French glazed kid Slips &c.
For Misses and children, all descriptions of wear
For gentlemen viii be found fine stitched Boots
pump sole Boots, Congress Caters, Oxford Ties,
kossuth Ties, Monterey Ties, and select assert.
ment of Shoes
For servants, a general assortment of Shoes
Northern and city made
Ladies, gentlemen ., Misses and children's Boots
Shoes and Caters made to order.
The whole stock having been selected in the
Northern and Eastern markets with great care by
experimental the trade win be sold at small
advance upon cost, for cash, or to punctual Gus
toners PETER TINSLEY,
NH l2-l2t 235 Broad street, Shockou Hill.
d. SMALL HOUSE WANTED.-A
hi:a house containing 1--WE or six rooms, convenient
to the business part OF the city, Apply at this Office
NH l6-3t+
- FOR RENT.-Aiarge room in the "Law
El.t Building" heretofore occupied by the Histor
icaI Society. Apply to US
ToLER e. COOK,
NH General Agents
an MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
II DWELLINGS IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND FOR SALE.-The subscriber Is authorized
to sell hose three handsome Brick Dwellings on
the West ride of l2th street. opposite I, the Carl
ton House, now in the occupancy OF Mr. VIM. ,.
Donnan, DR. &. A. Darlington and Mr. G shafer.
These tene nents nearly naw are well built and
most conveniently located for the merchant or
man OF business, being within five minutes walk OF
the principal places OF business.
Also the Lot at the corner of 18th sud Marshall
streets, having thereon several small buildings,
yielding fai. annual rent. Applyto
NH I2 w. GODDiN-
NOTICE. have appointed SOLOMON Low.
IN ENsTEIN. of the county Of Henrico, my agent
for the conducting Of Dry Goods and Grocery
siness in the ssid county, at Erin shades.
JOS MYERS.
Richmond. February q, l552.
nah ed 1T
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EIyE ACRES OF LANDIs HENRICO

LIVE ACKES UF LANU ~ HENAHCU
IL COUNTY FOR SALE The subscriber has
for sale FIVE acres of LAND, about 1t miles east OF
Richmond. on the New Bridge Read There Is on
the land dwelling house. stables barn, and other
improvements Il Is me location for store, and
theiana is well adapted for market garden. Ap.
DIV to WIN. p. BALDWIN,
NH PTS Or the premises.
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STRATTON,S OFFICI

sHEPPERSON'S OFFICE,
Main Street, opposite the Va. Banks.
Drawing of the Be, Air Lottery, Glass H. March Is:
10 4 81 u 40 IS "a l3 SO Al Al
To-Day will be drawn the Carroll County Lot
8 of 3000 3 of 1900, &c. Tickets only SIS
Also, the Patapsco Lottery, Class 93-Capitals /:
$4,000, 1000, &c. Tickets only ST. NH I8
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O. FOR RENT, an excellent Brick Dwelling
M.a House on 7th street, nearly opposite the resi-,
dehce of Conway Robinson, Esq and at present
occupied by Mr. J. NJ Poindexter. Possession will
be given the first Of April.
TOLER e. COOK,
NH II General Agents.
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'editary

teft"t y
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a gentle
loi Con-
y known
Or. Jesse
,Xtrsnrdi.
le patient
this ia
|ingmass
Is of the
side out
rotruded
SIS. II is
signed to
h0lE
pton.
SSOE.
| amph!ets
ef.
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- FOR RENT.-A large room in the claw
Ea:t Building" heretofore occupied by the Histor
cal Society. Apply to US
TOLER e. COOK,
NH General Agents
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DLASTEk AND GUANU,-avy tous Iu,nn
flaster, and 500 bags Pure Peruvian Guan0
adoat, for saleby r. JEFFERSON PEYTON,
NH 1871 Basin Ban
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 9th, 1852.

health to the use OF the Tincture and kind Proyi.
dence.
You are, my friends, at liberty to use this as you
may think proper, and believe me
Yours, very respectfully, G. DUNAN.
- N B.-I can be seen any time at the Mayors of.
flee. a
REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. s.N
PORTSMOUTH. Va, Aug. 10, 1851.
Mr.. B. BOUSH Sir, While am In general or.
posed to Patent Medicines candor compels me- 70
state, that have great confidence in the virtues of
Hampt0n's Vegetable Tincture. Forseyer.
al months past have used it in my family andfp,
dyspepsia, loss of appetite, dizziness and general
debility, with entire success. So far as my expe-
rience extends therefore, take pleasure in recon-
mending it to the afflicted as safe and efficient
remedy. / am respectfully yours,
VERNON ESKRIDGE.
Portsmouth, Va, Aug. 10. 1851.
Still Another Witness for Hamptor,.
Vegetable Tincture.-This Certificate IA fror,
one of our largest and most enterprising farmers
- the owner OF those splendid oxen exhibited AZ
the late Agricultural Fair and who. in person. done
the ploughng, with the same, that took the pre-.
MUM. We mention this, as before Mr.. Horne took
the Tncture, his condition was such az to despair
of even visiting the fair, much less taking such a
laborious part as he did, to the establishment of
those who had seen his state short time before.
BALTIMORE, February 4, le52
been afflicted with Chronic Infianamatory Rheums
tsm for some time, in its worst form, tried every
remedy that came within my reach, without any
success in fact, my suerings increased with every
new remedy tried, until was scarcely able 10
walk, from the dreadful pains and swelling in my
limbs. | had also an ulcer formed on my right
wrist, which gave me intense pain.
When in this condition, Mr.. Scott. Conductor on
the Susquehanna Railroad, with several others,
called my attention to the many wonderful cures
made by Hamptons Vegetable 1incture. deter
mined to give it trial, as last resort You wen
remember my sutferings at the time got the Tine
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