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The Hartman Murder at Buffalo.

HVFF1AIVi 7 It0"J' mug TO-
A negro man named Howard was ar
rested here this A. splcon Of being the murder
or of Mr. Hartman. Mrs Hartman still iyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21

Scheme 10 kill the River and Harbor BIZ.
Special Dispateh to the ~ T. Tribune
WASHINGTON Friday, Aug. 20, 1852.
Senator DOUGLAS will offer bill to-
morrow, authorizing the several States to levy
tunnage duti-s for purposes of internal improve
ment, and support it with speech. 1t is de-
signed to defeat the River and Harbor Bill. Gov.
Seward is expected to take up the same subject,
and urge internal improvements directly by Con-
gress. EYE.
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MEXICO.
tBy Telesrsph-l
Further from Mexico.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug. %, 1881.
The Southern mail has arrived from
New.Oilesns.
The papers contain dates from the City
Of Mexico to the 3ls,, ultmo
The Rebilledo" insurrection had given
the Government great troubla Retresting upon Hua-
tu.co be yspquished ANAL party government troops.
compelling them to retreat upon Ohzsbs, he subso-
quenty entered Cordoys without striking blow.
His course has been triumphant one, and hs Is sup
ported by the people Of his Section and urged forward
by q large armed force He and hs adherents profess
fidelity TO the Constitution, but demand the abolition Of
the laws rning the National Guard and tbs sepa-
ton of the District OF Arzsbs from the State Of vsrs
Cruz At the last accounts hs ready TO fall upea
Jsspa.
The affair seems to be a'sehoss one. A pronund
mento hs, been made at GusdalssIa, and ono 10 re-
ported 10 have taken place nj Tampico.
The Indians have committed new depre-
dalton, In the State of Zacaiecas Wandering aud rob
bling defenciess inhabitants. The papers teem with
horrible details of their excuses.
The project of establishing a French
Colony in Sonora appears to have completely failed
Crimes of all kinds were rife in the Cap
ita srd most brutal assassnaons not unfrequsn
The diligence between MEXICO and various points In tho
Interior regularly stopped and plunder'd
1t would appear from an announcement
In the Constitutional that the Mexican Government has
taken some curious and decisive, il not arbitrary and
dishonest action 10 reference the opening Of tho sth
mus Of Tehusntepec to trade and travel It calls for
blds or propositions for the privilege Of accomplishing
this resut-ths same 10 be paragrsphed by two Nota
ries made under seal and received only II presented
BY the 18th August After examination the Govern
ment will then decide which shall be received.
DR.. Hines, who escaped from the Sa-
vannsh jail has been recsp,ured.
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conpieed should be done now, Il being necessary TO
protect the immense amount Of timber.

compieted n should be done now, being necessary to
protect ths immense amount Of timber.
Mr.. CARTIER opposed the amendment.
There have been expended In the Navy Yards on- hun
ofrd and forty six millions Of dollVs on tue NfvN
establishment principally the War OF 1879 Th-re
was much ideDess and Orosaey 10 h't branch Of ths
pubic service, when ought sb.ted Better burn
oP Se timber than keep Ia hand, unproductiVe, aid
Az ne old iogyism along with IL.
Mr.. MILLsoN remarked that the gentle
msn nsd DO, said one word pertinent TO the smcsd-
ebI ard then proceeded show tue ursen, necessity
Iof 'ne complete Of the work for which ne sppropis
ton was intended
Mr.. STUART wanted 70 reduce the
amount to one dollar, saying that II we q, on 1 tn
rsiio Il Increase aud to the same means AZ hera
tOfore 70 increase the expenses of the navy mauy
years will net elspse before the Trearury will be a.
bic to supply the demand upon H.
Mr.. MILLsoNs amendment was reject
ed
Mr.. Brooks offered one, which WAS
adopted approprlating $500 for burial ground for
sean en- dyins In the New York City Hospital
Many amendments were offered and de-
clsred Of order n cudiog one by Mr. GArLoR max.
Ing appropriation 20 enable the President 70 send
Commissioner the Sandwich Islands TO inquire into
the expeciency OF entering upon negotiations for the
ACQUISITION OF those Islands by the United States.
The Committee rose and reported the
BIZ TO the House
The amendment of Mr.. STANTON, Of
TenLessee, Concerning decsyed vessels offered the
lsih. wss non concurred In. Yeas 43, Nays IS.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. HARRIS, of Tennessee, asked leave
&c cfers resolution proyslrg hereafter for evening
sessions.
Mr.. CARTIER objected.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Arkansas. proposed a
reeets in order thar gentlemen mis- ht Les of speeches.
pending which the House adjourned.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The New-York Tribune.
Scheme to kill the River and Harbor BIZ.

Joxsvs Telegraph Office Of Haaes~ ard Beas~-'f'
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
SllERIEE.S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias,
- issued from st. Mary's County Cir.
cult Court, at the suit of The State of
Maryland. use James C.. Milburn, com.
mi'tee of Francis A. Jores, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements
vt William Jones and William ". Hall,
surviving obligors Of Jerre Taylor, and
to me directed, have seized and taken
in execution all The right. title, interest,
property, claim and demand, at Law and
in Equity, of the said William Jones and
William NJ. Hall, surviving obligors of
Jerre Taylor, in and to the following
property. TO wit: A tract or parcel Of
land called and known by the name of
KENDALL,
contain 90 acres, and a tract or parcel
of land called and known by the name
Of Part llawley's Manor, containing 80
acres-containing in all 100 acres, more
or less. And | hereby give notice that
on Saturday, the 10Th day of October
next, between the hours of IL o'clock,
m, and 4 O'Clock, p. M, ! will expose
TO public auction, at the store Of John b.
Flower, in ST. lnigoe's district, the above
described properly, so seized and taken
in execution, TO the highest bidder for
cash.
Also, 10 satisfy officers fees.
C.J. DURANT, Sheriff:
Seyt. q, lss2--,s,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscribers have ob'ain"d from i7a
Orphans Court Of S. Mary's county, in
Maryland. le''crS IT administration on
he personal estate OF William NJ Hall.
late Of said county. deceased. All per
sons having claims againS, the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
he same. with the proper vouchers
hereof to The subscribers, on or before
he 18th day Of March next: otherwise,
hey will he exclude d by law from al
benefit Of the said estate. Given under
our hands this 10th day OF September,
1859. MARY 4. HALL,
WM. A. LOKER,
September I6, 1852. Administrators.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

,e The steamboat
A~N PLANTER, VI. L..
EF.szEss,z. WeeIns, master.
will resume her route 10 the Patuxen;
River, on "Wednesday. 25th. of Fehrua.
ry, at 8 o'clock, m, from the Mary.
land State Wharf, arriving al Hills
Wharf the same evening, stopping on
both sides OF the RivzrSss fier usual
landings, going and returning, for freight
and passengers.
Returning, wilt proceed down the riv-
er on Fridays as far as Benedict. leaving
Benedict every Saturday, for Baltimore,
at 6 o'clock a. IN.
The Steamboat PATUXENT, Theo-
dore Weems, Master, will commence
her regular route for The Patuxent River
on Saturday, 18th Of February, at 6 o.
clock, a. m., from the MARYLAND State
Wharf, arriving at Hills Wharf on the
same evening: stopping on both sides of
the River at her usual Landings. going
and returning, for freight and passengers.
Returning, will proceed down the Riv.
er on Tuesdays, as far as Benedict,
leaving Benedict every Wednesday for
Baltimore al 6 o'clock a. m.
Passage TO Fair Haven. sl.00
Z" Pa:nxent River, 200
February 26. lS52-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
A G. F. Mt S
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE is hereby given that tho
~ subscriber has obtained frcm the
Orphans Court Of ST. Mary'> county, il
Maryland, letters Of administration on
the personal estate Of Thomas s. Price,
late of sald county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said
he same, with The proper vouchers
hereof TO the subscriber, on or be!ore
The 10Th day of March next; otherwise.
hey will be excluded by law from all
benefit of the said estate. Given under
my hand this 10th day of September,
lS52.
JOHN w. FORREST, Admr.
Sept. I6tL, 1852.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Stabler,s Diarrl,na Cordial

IL pleasant Mixture. compounded iu agree
nent with the rnIeS Of Pharmacy. of iheraprt-
&c agents, long known and celebrated for their
peculisr efficacy in curing Diarrhea, and SINH
lar affections Of the system. In its action. il
aIlays nausea and produces a healthy action Of
the Liver. thus removing the cause az Tie came
time That il cnres the disease.
Opinion Of Doci. joHH ADDISON. Fhvsician
70 the Baltimore Southern DieDensary.
Having mate trial or yonr j." Diarrhea Cor.
dial. and bring also acquainted with the in
gTesiehis OF which il IL composed. il gives M
much pleasure in adding my testimony TO that
OF others in favor OF its FvrRAoRDTS,RY EvFI-
cAcy in IN" cure of " D'arrhra aud Summer
Complaint in children aud aA@ts.''
With much respect. Sc.
JOHN ADDISON, M. D.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
PRICE, Is cents 4 Bottle.
COpartMerShip Notice.

THE undersigned having this day as.
ISOLATED with him in the mercantile
business Mr.. James c. Greenwell. the
establishment will for the future be con-
Quoted in the name Of Spslding & Green
well. A continuance of the patronage
heretofore extended to the house, is re.
specially solicited.
E. LEO SPALDING.
4 April 9, ls52-tE
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
TondrrfM Cure OF HfrSdifa-v Scrofrla
In H,uD,on's VeOei0bIp IIurguYe

This certificate il from the pen III a gentle
man whose name appears on the journal Of
Congress. one who is extensively and favora-
bly known:
"lt affords me pleasure 70 state that DR..
Ranpton's Tinciure has effected most ex-
iraordinarv err. OF rny slave hcy, Al5sIt. The
psiien' was three years old. and had the.
ScrofuIa This father was scrofi'onsD The
toy VAS a moving msss ~ sores from head 10
foot ne uoosr eve-'i3s were much swoI-
len. and 'urnai IasI e out. sx7ihi-ing horrible
rna''>ring ulcers that prn'rndsd over the eve
balls 81 as - psohace bli 1dness. IL is strange,
yet true, this child. that felt resigned 10 see
die ss . relief from suffering, has been restored
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
Notice TO Creditors,

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of St. Mary's county, in
Mary land, letters testamen'arv on n"
personal estate Of John Guy. late Of said
county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, 10 the Suhse riber
on before The 18th day Of March next
otherwise. thew VIII 6e excluded Nv law
from all benefit cF said estate. Giv"r
under my hand this 10Th day of Sep
TENDER, 1882
PETER II GUY, Ex'r.
Sent 18th 1872
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
REV VERNON EsKRIDGE. Z sN.

PORTSMOUTH, CVa..) Aug. Ia, 1851.
Mr.. j. +. Poush-Dear Sir: White an in
general opposed to Patent Medicines, Carfor
comfels me 10 s'a'e that have great confidence
in the virtues Of Hamrtnn's Vegetable Tincinrp
For several months past have us~i it in my
family, ard in dyspepsia. loss of appetite, dHZ-
zness. and general debility. with entire success.
SO far as INV experience ex'en'S. therefore. !
take pleasure in recon nsniing il TO the afflicted
as safe all efficient rpn1.hy.
] am. rnspeC'uIiv. vonrr
VERNON ESKKIDGE.
Chanlain in he [. 8. Navy.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
- va 10
PRICE. 50 eta. a Bottle.
srABLER'S ANopVNE CHERRY

l. confidently recommended n iHyalids az
unsurpassed r: any known preparation. for H."
cure ut Coashs. Hoarseness aud other forms II
Common Colds; bronchitis, Asthma, CTonp,
Consumption in an early Stage, and foI 'he Re-
lief Of the Patient even in advanced Stages oil
that Fatal Disease
" combines, ina scientific manner. remedies
ct long esteemed value. with others Of more
recent discovery. and beside IFS soothing and
and WITH great efficacy, for the cure OF nisciAss
Of diseases.
A nur.beT of The most respectable phvsieisn
h whom we communica:ad a knowledge 81 the
constituents of these Medicines have been
Pleased 10 favor with their opinions. ('ona
OF them in swrilihg, That they are the beat
remedies they have ever been acquainted WITH
Tor the cure ni the diseases for which they are
AecomnenhSd.
OPINION Of DR.. SAMUEL B. MARTIN,
One Of the most experienced OF the faculty in
this CITY. and 'nng ceahra il for his sue.
Csssful practice.
GENTLENES--i have carefully examined the
component parts of your Diarr!.ra Cordial as
well NJ sour nodvne Cherry Expectnrant. and
find them beth vaiuabl- compounds. tie d1ses
are safe and consistent with medical practice,
and do not hesitate 10 recommend them.
s. B. MARTIN, NJ. D.
Baltimore. Jure. 1851.
Certificate from DOct JoHH ADDISON, physician
10 the Baltimore Southern nisCensnry.
HAVING been made acquainted with the
ingredients which enter into tie c".npo=tion oi
vour Anodyne Cherry Exper .ora.t." AMI
having also made trial Of lie viriuFs, have IN
hesitation in recommending il - The confidence
AMI patronage of i'e pnb'ic. az most vALUA-
BE medicine in the treatment OF the various
diseases for which ii 80 intended.
JOHN ADDISON NJ. d.
We beg leave, ne convincing evidence Of the
highly valuable prnV,-rties OF the above named
medicines, TO refer - ne anneXPd compliment.
taFV notice from sixspn Of the most ros pectahle
Apothecaries and Pharmac eu'i.'s N the City OF
Baltimore, whom we have appointed our agents,
and who have the several articles for sale.
The subscribers. APo'hccaries and Pharina-
ceu'ists in The City OF Baltimore, are satisfied
that the proportions known as STABLFR's
A"oDTNE CHERRy ExPEcToRANT ana STA.
BLER's DIARRHGA CORDIAL, are medicines OF
great value, and very efficient for the relief and
cure of the diseases for v hich they bear the
evidence Of skin and care in their preparation
and style Of putting up. md We take pleasure
81 recommending thon to our customers.
& 4 Moore, FP Scott, SIX Fleming,
j. Gilpin, I J Grahame. n Lowe.
Barry l. Co. l. Phillips. Jos Roberts.
G w Johnston. j b Stanshurv. 4 W Hughes,
ii Grahame, NJ Larogue. MCPn X Marshall
PRICE, SO cts. a Bottle.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
STABLER'S DIR. CTTAPMAN'S
WORM MIXTURE,

Prepared from Receipt iIrettrd By DR.. JOHN
CHdPM.7N, q member Ofthe ROT.3L COL
LEGE OF SURGEONS or LONDON
4 Remedy more efficient than this is not knoYn.
Many tpsrha?s one half) OF the diseases from
which Children suffer are occasiOned BY the
presence Of Worms in the system and IL ne.
elected, give rise 10 the most uncomfortable and
Irritating feelings. violent pains, sickness al
the stomach, emaciation and frequently TO vomi-
ting.
This medicine is an efficient safe and plea.
SAINT remedy for their determination it contains
all the virtues Of the most approved vPrmiGrg-s
ant although IL has been used bV many thou.
sands, and has been before the public for several
wears. u has never been known 10 fail in eiIeC
ting complete cure.
Extract from letter received from s. S. FORTE.
NJ. D., member Of the ROYAL College of
Surgeons. London.
TOE. II. STABLER u Co. October Goth. 1851. .
Genhemcn.-I some time last year. by "a
cident. got hold Of few bottles Of your Sta.
r'"r'S Dr. Chapmar's Worm Mixture and used
II IA my practice aiih such Iaequaled succ rSs
a. induced he 10 send Tor 80 dozen. .
last month ordered, through the same gen.
tleman, 700 Dozen
You can ship me so dozen every three
months from date OF receipt of this, and
draw for the amount SC. sc.
Numerous certificates OF cures OF the II ost
aggravated cases OF disease could be reaJily
appended hereto, but we feel assured 'ha; thu )
would add but little 10 the strong aud respecta.
bic evidence here given by persons competent
to Judge of the merits OF these remedial agents.
E. H. STABLER 4 Co., Frop,irtors,
Baltimore,
PRICE, Is cents a Bottle.
For sale in st. Mary's county by Richsr dson
l. BIiscoe and Loker & Ahell. Leonard Town !;
WIN. II. Garner & Co., Miles Town; and J,
). Morgan, Chaptico-and by merchants gen.
orally Throughout Mary land and Virginia.
September 2, 1s52-y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
4 CLOUD OF WITNESSES

We have certificates from Captain Canot
brother to the eminent rhy stefan 10 Louis Ma
pneon, President &c N" French republic, vino
was cured &c rheumatism ol seven years s,an-
ding: on from Hoh' Can't DO &c ssy en- wears !:
on" from Nr Oldham. Baltimore Custom Eolse,
~ a dr"adfr' case of dyspepsia one from Jnn.
Iui5s, of \ case Of dvsnAps'a and general de.
hi'y: and one from J. X. SiRpleton. esq . OF
Baltimore, with hundreds OF Ctheis.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
WINDOW GLASS.

. by 10. o by l2. 10 by 70, 10 by IA
y IL by l6-of superior quality-for
sale by the half box $50 feet). at Balti.
more prices. All sizes furnished, at
short notice, on same terms, bv
Dee IL Z. LEO SPALDING.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
10 health under the treatment OF DIR. Hampton.
"W. p. THosAssoN.
Louisville March 90, $751;

Hampton's Vegetable Tincture IS fhe grca.
purifier OF The biood by its mild but powerful
action on the Stomach. Liver and Kidney
viii cure Dyspepsia. Cough. Asthma Brohehi.
al aud Lang Affections, Breast, Side and Back,
Cn"s"'nption. Scrofnla, Rheumatism. Sout,
A'Era!cia. Fistula, Piles. Bowel Complaints.
N"r,nS. Nervous Debility. and as Female
Medicine, IL has no equal. W.
Call and get pamphlet gratis. This Hamp.
TONS Vegetable fincture. acting on The Stom.
sch, Liver aud Kidneys, cures Coushs. Rhea.
nais'n. all breast and throat diseases. Dyspep.
sia. &c &c. with all diseases arising from
iInr"'" blood. in nervous debility, Sc Nor.
timer s Mowbray, $40 Baltimore street, Bali.
more. havrj for sale.
Solt by Snaidins & Greenweii. Leonard
Town; g y. Mcrssn. Chaptieo and WIN. II.
Garner & Co. Miles iowa.
June II, ls52-tr.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

'" HEAT FANS.-A large surplr
" of J. Rarnborough's Whoa,
Fans received and for sale bv
SPALDlNG Il GREEiSWELL.
August 10.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

lob PRINTING neatly and expedi
a. .;le0sly executed at this office.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
State Of MARYLAND.

A T an Orphans Court held for st
IN Hlry's county, al the Court House
in Leonard Town, on the "a dav of
August. in the year of our Lord one
THOUSAND eight HUNDRED and City two,
Preserr, Banedic; T. Heard. Chief
JIIge, Richard II. Reeder and James
L. Iiopewcll. Associate Judges. G. ].
Durant, Sheriff, and George Combs
Register,
Among o'hcr proceedings were The
f3l'owinI- viz: Ga application of Gideon
ID Harrison. Al niniS' ratOr of Julius C.
Tvcer, late % ST Marv's county, de.
ceased, il is ordered by the Court. that
the said administrator give the notice
required by law for the creditors to file
their claims against the estate of the said
deceased. in thn Office of the Register Of
Wills. or or before the second TUESDAY
Of October next Otherwise they may he
excluded from all benefit of the said
decreased : estate and that this notice
DO published in newspaper printed in
Leonard Town, once week till the said
second TUESDAY, in October next.
In testimony that the aforegoing is a
true copy taken from one of the records
{ ~ Of the proceedings Of the Or.
L. S. phans' Court for St. Marv's
I ~ county, have hereunto sub
scrIbed INV name. and affixed The seal of
the said Court, this Sd day Of August, in
the year OF our Lord eighteen hundred
and fifty two.
G. COMBS. Register.
tn conformity with the above order, |
H. hereby give notice TO all persons
having claims against the estate of the
late Julius C. I'ycer 10 file the same in
the Rrg. Q! wills office Oh or before the
SECOND Tuesday IN October next other.
wise. they will be excluded from all
benefit Of the said estate.
q. D. HARRISON, Admr.
Angus ), 1882.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07

ny After IN" almost miraculans cures dii.v
made by champions Vegetable Tinc,ur-, i"
on our most respectable citizens. men well
Known and tried. we challenge the lc0Fid 10 show
aEV Thing On record in Medicine 10 equal il.
Read! R"ad,
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
The Stca.ncr " Farmer


sxw- The Steamer Far
q mer having been tho.
!s:s::ssss.:Sz roughly repaired, will
resume her regular
trips to and from the Paiuxent River. on
Tuesday, 9th INST. leaving her wharf
a! No. Tobacco Warehouse, on tina,
AMI every succeeding Tuesday. at 3 o.
clock, p. IN, touching at Persimmon
Creek. Deep Landing, Hollands Cliffs
Magruder's Ferry, Lower Marlboro.
Nottingham, and all other landings
where freight or passengers may offer !;
arriving a, Bristol on Wednesday.
Will leave Bristol every Friday, at
2 o'clock. p m, stop az ne inte .n.edi
ate landings as required, aud proceed
10 Lower Marlboro. remaining there I'M.
iii 10 O'clock. notwithstanding, will
then leave for Persimmon Creek, leav-
ing there at sunrise OH Sunday morning,
for Baltimore.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-10-07
~ 10 Vs. NPF'0S. 'NE' IA bGIA, AIN
IN THE SIDE, &c.
Baltimore, May 7, 1852.

IL !
healing powers Of lEampion's Vegetable Tine.
ture Wy wife had ben Athlete, for three
years. l.horing nripr constant hacking Cough.
Nth 4 mast tiOE"ut Pam IN the right Sid
" irh'gid 81 the iead. aud Dimnes> Of SHIT
rev IItfi- f.S' "tF nf night, and much ernac,a-
'nr. a"' 70 ~ appearances a Tanid Ccusur -.
ton innluItv ". had tile most eminent
nhvsici'R in Arr1nolis. bit his medicine tl,d
not give Ter relief al alt, bat groxIns worse.
il any chang" il the hast ;--ari after having
read one o. your Pamphlets in July last. ,h,.
concIn'ed n Try Hampron'- r.g"rabl, TING.
'ura. snd ii'.r taking but i'so bo'ti.S Of which
(und-r a kind Pro, r'"nre) "" r"rce we'd gr.,t
change tor the better: her .rurtitr irrpfoI "a
he skin became quite cias-. coughs pair
a"rralgia, &c, entirely left hrr ard nv tn
'i'na she had taken a frw hottie. move -.
So CO orlete'y curer. snh j. a"ry IN ia. ell.
ol'nont nf most excellent h.'ifh
hlvs seen aiso ir1 h~n.f=, i'll effects OH
several 0ih.r Iad.-- Of iuulpn:is. an! tLink
can sV from what have <""n o. The NIL
cine. do not b"Iev- i1s Cur,'iva Pnwers can
h. 20 Ia'lni. A sens" Of duty To IN" hlcrcA
has INDUCED me 10 drop these irw lines for
their benefit.
llesnsc'fu'v.
EDWARD SANDS.
Master NJ We srir Gro 3 .r!,pr, SruauciiS
Packet, VI. 3, Tobacco Ware rouse, Llsht
Street Wna,f.
TRTr'. S'r'n.a- rn,n Fiction None
need I"zulir-a 'lav'- t"-iI nos & ..ter thirty
eieh' wears Of <u.i-r;n ,-W-rs Tier. not real
virtue in this wonderful n-dirIra could il
perform 'he as'o'.i>hin: cures made by IL!
Npr;'a-np'on County, April -. 1852
Mess-s Tyi4r = Affair: have been ailic-
ted with Rren nrfism. ~ times. from NV l2th
\ ~, v.,rs NJ ~, IS,h oc
ihi. month 'hn attacks were II times 90 severe
"a to rr,!h fn- helpless {; I have tried various
remedies 10 very Ii'ti. - f'cf i,,St October
I was attacked in nv stnTisrs, sides, back
aud hipS could not rot day nor night;
could not move any prri nj nv body without
CRYING with main; al MS. tia" | also tried
m nv re,nedieS. internal AID external without
receiving any relief: .yas AZ last advised 10
trv Hamntor's Tsga' aha finc:urs: before had
taken on. hr,'s If which felt much better,
and as | c7rt.ar-i liking il. felt strength
coming in'o ny h.ck and lirnbs. and my stom-
ach gihensd and revived every way !
lave taken five bottles. and am much better
than ever expected to be. intend 10 use it
whenever | need IL. and would recommend il 10
tie afflicted. believing il unequalIed.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGwELL.
Mpssrs Mortimer & Mogbray: Mrs. Eliza.
beth BasweII is a lady Of the highest respecta-
hi'iiy. wealthy and influential. The cure in
her case speaks volumes IN favor Of this won.
derfuI Tinctnre. Several other persons we
have heard Of have derived great benefit from
It's nae in on eorrfy We are entirely ont Of
the article and have daily anxioTs inquiries TO
know when we will receive another supply.
We expert large sai-s Of 10 from the present
demand. and want you 10 s~nd IL = hoX as soon
"a possible YonTs. TYLER 4 ADAIR.
Northampton Co, April IL, 1852.