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GAU TIERS HERR
~ COughs, Colds. Brnn.he FOR

'-.nis inVaiuabie Candy has been ,.,ana..sS
Sggeston OF enc OF our eminent AZ me
VIC eAuaorolnary property of immaS taI, ana mas
osgns, cotds hodrseness, d,6cay ofbreotIy renewing
ostamd, and huskness Of the urogt r. oroactatss,
free expectoration. consequently causing
Those who are troubled with tina. unn,..
!. me throat which deprives them ef rat ~! licking
ulght py the lncessant cough which :, go sh' AFTER
oy using TINS candy, find immediate RELIEF ~lh
Inns Candy is composed of sir si,ar,e So.
ctpdiy % heros, which are known tn no Pln-
IN the cure OF diseases resulting from ehcacious
some OF which, being rather nausoons in =. oios, and
SIs, would deter many from resortng to tbs,n I
when made into candy become palatabe w;,h,e. out
any OF their valuable medicinal properties iosins
Inc subscriber, in presenting this csnsr :.
nouc wishes IL TO be expressly understood tbt puonc
NOT claim Tor 1t any miraculous curing nron.; ooes
ooes ne present it with long string ofoert;6t, nor
commentators, although he might do 60 OF re-
rous nave been rendered him by those wSo &c hume
.eVeo great neneht from It's USE hut he nrsasN re
the true merits of the Candy should he IFS That
Inc Medical Faculty of this city have ,.o,, 81 :.
'ogse IL very favorable notice and inyar;s please
the kind. vi 'ne BEST articles Of
Price l212 cents per stick
prepared, and for sale, wholesale and ret,u -
c. GAUTIER
der ia c.n A La Vile De Paris
uec 10 Corner of Penn. avenue and lltb .,raa.
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A BEAUTIFUL STREET INCIDENTAL friend
who was present and witnessed the incident
below narrated, has furnished us with an
account of them. We cannot do better
than to tell the story in his own words.
He says, under the head of 'sStoppage in
Broadway :" I'm passing through Broad
way at noon on Thursday, stoppage oc
Cured on the sidewalk at the corner of
Liberty street, of rather q novel kind. An
immigrant Irish woman, with three chill
dren, was the object of deep and heartfelt
sympathy from crowds Of persons who
focked to hear as well as to alleviate the
cries of one of the children, who was only
two years old, shivering with cold-being
barefooted on the flags. The mother at
tempted taking the child in her arms, but
could not having another, an infant, al
ready pressed to her heart. The third was
better off, being three years, and having on
shoes. Some ladies looked on, but speedily
passed by, as if not able to endure the sight
casting look at the gentlemen significant
of the question. Are they not safe in
your keepingr
The heart being touched, the pocket soon
gave way. Some gave cent, some more,
one young gentleman handed shilling, and
some shed tears in abundance. Finally,
they were taken into the store of Messrs.
Rosenfeld s. Levine, No. II Liberty street.
1t would appear that the crowd knew where
to take them to, for Mr.. Rosenfeld, with a
heart which must yield him great comfort,
at once supplied the children, from his
shelves with comfortable stockings, and a
comfort for the neck of each of the little
girls; he ordered them to comfortable
stove, whose heat soon made the little fam
lily forget all else but their present comfort,
so benefcently bestowed by the hand Of the
stranger. What feelings must have perva-
ded the heart of that mother! While Mr..
r. was engaged making the little ones COM
Portable, two gentlemen left the crowd, say
ing they would purchase shoes, and SO they
did; and l had the consolation of seeing
them put on the feet of the POI. children,
ere made my exit.-N 7. Times.
1t is very much to be regretted that the
name of the gentleman who contributed ga
cent" was not given by the editor-the
names of those who gave even "more
than a cent, and of those who (" shed tears"
should at least be printed in letters of gold.
Benevolent souls how their hearts must
have been touched! 1t is wonder that
the Wristbands of their trowsers did not
give way, as we'll as their pockets and the
food-gates of their eyes.
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n u
IL Coffee, &c, now landing
rs hhds. Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
Is bbls. and boxes loaf, crushed, and powdered
Sugars
hhds and 20 bbls. Philadelphia and New York
Sugar-house Sirup
Is hhds English Island Moasses
125 half chests and caddy boxes fresh Green and
Black Teas, part of which of high grade
and flavor
200bags and packets old Government Java, Maricai.
DO, and Green Rio Coffees. Also,
Roast and Ground Coffee
cask fresh Nutmegs do. Mace, together with q
full stock of 81 ices. ground and in the grain
30 dozen jars and bottles of Underwoeds and other
Pickles, Sauces, Catsups &c
English, French, and American Mustards, in boxes.
bottles, and jars. Also,
Brooms Buckets, Pals, Hemp
Manrilla and Jute Mats
Scrub and Shoe Brushes
Clothes Pins, Sugar Boxes, Wash Boards
Willow Baskets, Matches, Cards, &c.
ALSO,
1000 gallons Bleach winter Sperm and Whale Oil
so boxes patent and plain Sperm Candles
125,000 Havana and other imported Cigars
100 boxes Pearl Starch &c.
Now landing and for sale on pleasing terms, by
MIDDLETON BEALL,
dec IL Opposite National Hotel.
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HEESE, GOLDFISH, MAckEREI
~ &C, Now landing nhL, y
oo quintals Grand Bank Codfsb
a., oo barrels Eastport Picked Herrincs
lUo oo4es scaled Smoked Hprrines
os par parreis and barrels Nos 3, and
1 tierce Picked Salmon
l0,10O lbs. Eastern Dairy Cheese
ALt0,
o' ooo superior canvassed old Shoulder Bacon
For sale by [dec l6l MIDDLETov
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CLOAKS, MANTILLAS, &C..

M have by express
w 10 Napo con Cloaks
Cloth Salinas
10 Union, very pretty
13 Circulars nice article
LIE GRANGE, new and pretty
Circulars, with sleeves
Embroidered Chenese
Gabrielle, very choice
The whole very cheap.
VERIFY & MILLER,
corner of It'll street and Pennsylvania avenue,
dec 10 Miss Dermott's New Building.
WOOD WARE, BROOMS, BUCKETS,
w Mats, &c.-We receiving from the New
York Packet
60 dozen Brooms, various sizes
do Hearth Brooms
35 do painted Pals
10 nests painted and cedar Tubs
rs do covered aud other Baskets
15 dozen nests Sugar Boxes
10 do sheep skin. jute, Brussels Alicant, and
rope Mats
100 gross Hyatt's Imperial Matches
Also large assortment of Cords and Lines, Brushes,
Clothes Pins, Washboards, Barrel Covers, &c.
For sale by SAMUEL HAMILTON co.
dec 16 Penn. avenue, opposite Jackson Hall.
MUSIC JUST RECEIVED
Vl My home, my happy home;
Pm afoat;
Katy Darling:
Will you come to my mountain home,
My Mary dear;
The voice of bygone days;
Little Blossom;
The Sisters wedding;
Oh, how love my mountain home;
Strike the harp gently;
Somebody's coming, but I'll not tell who:
Old folks at home:
Young folks at home;
Wait for the wagon;
Sweet memories of thee;
rewe my Lilly dear;
Don't be angry, mother;
The separation;
Thou art false to me;
Poor Uncle Tom:
Siciiana Polka, Clinton Polka, Military Polka White
Violet Polka Silver Lake Waltz, wager quickstep &C.
&c. at Winners Stationery and Fancy Store,
9th street, one square from Pennsy lvania avenue
@-MINIFIES MECHANICAL DRAWING BOOK,
Just received-the entire work and i'm numb4rs No.2
is in hand at the agents. above. Price 25 cents
a number dec l6
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TO THE AFFLICTED

SRAEFFNEL'S GERMAN cYprrR.N
~ JULAP the safest most speedy, and efecuaI ra,
of tSe 1Or the of elect
Just received and for sale by Pei OO'Ue'
-, s. X. SYLVESTER
DEC 10 Druggist and Apothecary. cor, 9Th and IT -.
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LADIES' DRESS GOODS,

MAXWELL, SEARS COLLEY, at the New Dry
WI Good Store, Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th and
10th streets, have just opened splendid stock Of
Rich Brocade and Plain Silks
Rich French CaShmeres ard De Lancs
English and French Mcrinoes-some of the fashion
able tan colors, which will be offered at reduced
prices
Rich Lustre Black Silks
Canton Cloths, Alpacas and Bombazines
To which they invite the citizens and strangers call
and examine before purchasing will offer great
bargains.
Don't forget the New Dry Good Store. dec16
WELCH BUTTER, FRUIT, &c.
w IS tubs choice WEIGH Dairy Butter
200 whole, half and quarter boxes Bunch Raisins
10 cases Preserved Canton Ginger
10 do Genoa Citron and assorted Sweetmeats
casks Currants
25 boxes Italian Macaron and Vermicelli
25 b skets fresh Salad Oil
100 boxes fresh Sardines
cases fresh PruneS, in glass and in fancy boxes
1000lbs. Languedoc and Bordeaux soft-shell Almond
Currie Powder, Arrow Root, Rose, Lemon, Orange,
and Peach Water, Cologne, Extracts &c.
ALSO
so barrels Genesee white wheat Family Flour
5000 lbs hulled Buckwheat, &c.
Now landing and for sale by
dec Is MIDDLETON BEALL
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The Buried Alive.

The following from the Eainburg Rerieu,
will 60 far to neutralize the effect of the
absurd rumors, frequently stated, of per-
sons being buried alive:-
In the midst of exaggeration and inven-
ton, there is one undoubted circumstance
which formerly excited the worst appre-
hensions-the fact that bodies were often
found turned in their collins and the grave
clothes diserranged. But what was ascri.
bed, with seeming reason, to throes of vital
lty, is now known to be due to the agent of
corruption. A gas is developed in the de-
cayed bodies which mimics, by it's mechan-
ical force, many of the movements of life
So powerful is the gas in corpses that have
lain long in the water, that Mr.. Devergid,
the physician to the Morgue of Paris, and
the author of the text book on legal medi-
cine, says that unless they are secured to
the table they are often heaved up and
thrown to the ground.
Frequently strangers, seeing the motion
of the limbs, run to the keeper of the Nor
que, and announce with horror that the
person is alive. All bodies, sooner or later.
generate gas in the grave and it constantly
twists about the corpse, blows out the skin
till it rends with distention, and sometimes
bursts the coffin itself. When the gas ex-
plodes with noise, Imagination has con-
verted it into an cutlery or groan; the grave
has been reopened; the position Of the body
confirmed the supicion, and the laceration
been taken for evidence that the wretch had
knawed his flesh in phrenzy or despair
So many are the circumstances which will
occur to support conclusion that is more
substantial than the fabric of dream.
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An Israelite in Boston was arrested for
working at his trade on Sunday. His ssfence
was that he observed the seventh day, and
it was deemed sufficient.
Definition: Snow, Winters dressing gown.
Ice, the sheet Of the rivers bed. Icicles,
Natures pendants, manufactured from the
gems of the purest water.
AFFECTION, like spring flowers, breaks
through the most frozen ground at last; and
the heart that seeks but for another heart
to make it happy, will not seek in vain.
A grave friend of ours tells US that he and
his wife always 60 to bed quarreling. "And
yet, said he, with all our difference, we
never fall CUT"
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PORTSMOUTH, (ya-) Aug. is, 1851.
Mfr. j. e. Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general
opposed to Patent Medicines candor conpes 10 state
that have great confidence in the virtues Of IianT
have used it in my family, and in Dyspepsia loss Of ap-
petite, dizziness, and general debility with entire sue
cess. So far my experience extends therefore, sfo
pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted as ssie
and efficient remedy. VERNON ESkRIDGE,
For sale by c. stott Co., Washington, D. G.
Wallace Elliet cor. and 18th sts.
d. b. Clarke, cor. Nd. sv. llth Of.
j. Winner, 9th st.. near LOUISIANA T.
McIntre's cor. and 9TH st.
Gray Ballantyne 9TH ST. near l.
r. S. T. Cissell, Georgetown.
G. C. Berry, Alexandra, Va
And by Druggists generally, everywhere.
MORTIMER & N0WBRAf,
General Agents. Baltimore ~.
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LADIES, GAITERs.-Go

with the Dispatch into every family
in the city and State and lef the Ladies know
that hthey want the prettiest and best Caters
they ever saw for very small sum of money, they
must come to No. 43, at the sign of the Big Boot,
just below the City Hot !, opposite side of Main ct !,
where there Is also large and general assortment
of every thing in the line which win be sold very low
by WILLIAM WALSH,
Manufacturer and Dealer In Boots, Shoes, Trunks,
Valieses, Carpet Bags. &C. fe3
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LIFE INSURANCE.

VNHE subscriber, as the Agent of the New York
Il Mutual Life Insurance Company, would again
invite all who desire TO lay up and secure small
und for The willow and orphan to give him a call,
at No. BOB Main street, square above the Banks.
This Company being on the mutual principle, all
profits accrue to the insured Books explanatory
furnished gratis, with all other information, by
ia % CHAS. WORTHAM. Agent.
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IOsRPH r. KEININGHAM is prepared to

j execute orders in every department of Book
Binding and Blank Book manufacturing. His pa
pers and binding materials are of the best quality;
and he fatters himself that his long experience in
his business entities him to speak with some con-
fdence as to the good charater of his work. Mer-
chants Clerks of Courts, and others can be sup
piled with books of any pattern and STYLE at short
notice, and on strictly moderate terms. Orders
may be left at his store, at the Bndery of Brown
and Keining CHAM, over the Printing Office of Colin
& Co. opposite the American Hotel
de Is JOSEPH r. kEININGHAM,
226 Broad street.
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HEAD QUARTERS FOR FASHION

II ABLE CLOTHING.-The subscriber mas now
In store complete assortment of Fall and WiE-
ter Ready Made Clothing, embracing every
article OF Gentlemen's wear. His stock is coma
Preed Of the very latest and most approved styles,
such as Lam artine Over Sacks, kossurh Goats,
Turn Coats.
Body Sacks, Getaways, Dress and Frock Goats.
VESTS-Pain and fancy silk, rich embroidered
Cassilneres, black and fancy, plain and figured
Cassimeres and Merinos.
PANTS-All shades, colors, and qualities.
herino Shirts, c 1lars, Cravats, Stocks, fancy
lies, Gloves, Suspenders, Socks, &c.
Also. diIect from the manufactory, large ss-
sor.ment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Silks, Satins,
party Vestings, something really rich and racy
aud, in fact, every article in my line OF business
al OF which | am prepared TO make to measure
st the shortest notice, and in the latest and ost
fashionable styles. B. SPENCE,
No l2O. corner Main and Gavernor streets
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RICUNOND STOVE WORKS.

gIIUESE WORKS are IOcated IN the lWtnedlate
vicinity OF the Tredegar Iron Works. and
s-c NOW in blast The principal business of this
os,ahishmen, will consist in manufacturing the
best improved Air, Tight and Premium Cooking
stoyes. parlor otice, and factory heating Stoves,
Fronts, Crates and Tenders, ami the most useful
kinds of Hollow Ware.
81 to the above articles they will be exclusively
sdap,ed to their trade; and we pledge ourselves to
furnish them of as good quality, and at as fair
prices as they can be procured from the North.
IN addition TO the above we will execute orders
for plsin and ornamental Fencing for dwellings
and graves: do Balustrades; also, Cornice and
Capitos in architecture, and for almost any style
of light and fancy Castings.
10 -1mdSw' BOWERS e. SNYDER.
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THE LADIES, SALOON.-W

EzzSA under many obligations to the Ladies
Tor the liberal patronage extended by them to our
new and pleasant store 73 Main street, fitted up by
u at great expense and in such style as to have
met with their general appreciation. We have yet a
very general asso tment of those handsome Phila-
delphi Caters, at 81 so, of assorted colors, and
other styles equal handsome and cheap. There
tore, for bargains, call on WHITE 81 PAGE,
tel2 7S Main ST.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-l have now il

A NTHRACITE COAL.-I have now IN
N yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the yery best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at S. so
per load. Orders left with John A. Lancaster q
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through the
post Office will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf.
10
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NEW BOOKS, NEW RO0KS.-TI

logical, Medical and Miscellan sous.
Sweet on the diseases of the Chest; treatise on
the diseases OF the Chest, being course of lee
lures deliveaed st the New York Hospital. " John
II. Sweet, NJ. D vol 6vo., cloth
Characters in the Gospel, illustrating phases OF
character at the present day, by the Rev. E. H.
Chaplin. / vol limo, so cents
Confessions of Convert from Baptism in Wa.
ter to Baptism with Water. From the second Eng.
lish edition-37 cents
Sorcery and Magic. Narratives of Sorcery and
Magic, from the most authentic sources, by Thos
Wright, "A. F. S.A.
Dream Land by Day Light, panorama of Ro-
nance, by Caroline Chesebro.
Clovernook. or Recollections of our Neighbor-
hood in the West, by Abel Carey.
Nineveh and its Remains. ] vol l2mo., una
bridged, 81.
Evidences of Christianity, being course of lec-
lures delivered al the University of Virginia Fur.
ther supplies, received and for sale by
fe 10 A. MORRIS.
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
pICuInNn VA

INHE subscriber begs to inform his friends
Il and the travelling public that tee Anne rican
Hoteiha just been elegantly reitted and furnished
IN the most costly Inanner The situation of the
mouse Is unsurpassed, being Main street, front
ing the Capitol, and com mandng fine view OF
the James river and surrounding country.
Having had the experience of several years at
soies Hotel, Philadelphia, the undersigned assures
MS patrons that no trouble or expense shall be
spared TO make the American all that first class
hotel should be-
f. 7-lm+ J. MILDERERGER SMITH
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T-lm@ J. MIL ITDFRERGFR SMITH


4 VEISs-JUfI TtGtIYtU
the manufacturers, a splendid assortment of
Cots celebrated hye-shooters also, Aliens FIVE
and six barrel Revolv ing Pistols. ] have on hand
oueihng, self cooking ard rife Pistols, Bowie
Knives, bifks, Canes, with and without Swords
Liquor Flasks, Pocket Cups, Compasses, Spy
G,,ssses, Pocket Books, Money Purses, Razors, &c,
al OF which offer on the most reasonable terms
for Cash LANES WALSH
Successor 10 Thomas Tyrer No Main st
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Gun NAND RIFLE MAKING, GUN

ala Tor sale, all Kind of Rifles, double and sinela
pafrei Guns Rifles and Pistols restocked, altered
tnlo @ rcnssion, aud repairs, In all the varieties Of
"oaulhsmithefy, done iu superior style ard on &C.
s'iaLaoda'ing terms. ja3l-2aW3w
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O. No. 63 MAIN STkEET.-The above
LII very desirable store is for rent, (next door to
Alex. Mott & Co.'S at present occupied by Mr. Geo.
), S0mner Furniture Wareroom. Possession
given ON Let April. The present tenant would yield
il sooner, if desired Apply TO
fe ll-2awpp% JAMES THOMAS Jr.
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NEW ANNUAL DIGEST-For sale by
l w. RANDOLPH. Eehruarx 18th

Esmaralda, the Italian Peasant Girl, Romance
of Rsvenna, by George Chsnning Hill-25 cents
The American Pomologist, attaining finely CO.
losrd drawings, accompanied by letter.press de-
scriptions OF Fruits of American origin edited by
w d Brinkle, A NJ, M D, vol 1-S2
Narratives of Sorcery and Magic, from the most
authentic sources, by Thomas Wright, M AF A.
Characters in the Gospels, illustrating phases of
character at thepresent day, by Rev Il Chaplin
so cents.
February No. DeBows Southern and Western
Review-per year S5.
Popular Account of Discoveries at Ninevab,
by Austin Henry Layard, Esq; abridged by him
from his large work plates-75 cents.
The Corner Stone, by Jacob Abbott, very greatly
improved and enlarged, with plates-Sl.
Florence Sackviile, or Selt-Dependence an Au-
photography, by Mrs. Burbury-25 cents
Maurice Tiernay, the Soldier of Fortune, by
Charles Lever-50 cents.
Quintin Matsys, or the Blacksmith of Antwerp,
y Pierce Egan, author of Life in London plates
so cents.
Vol for 1850 United States Annual Digest-s5
fel6
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKs--Vol 1 Al

nusl Digest, for 1850, being a continuation of
Putnanls great United States Digest
Vol English Reports in Law and Equity
Vol 65 English Common Law Reports
Vol IL Howard's Reports
Vol % English Chancery Reports
Vol Grattan Virginia Reports
Vols 4, and Calls Reports
The Virginia Cases
Tates analytical Digested Index of the Virginia
Reports, from Washington to vol Grattan, inclu.
sve. The price of this great Virginia hook is re.
duces to Ss. For sale by
fe IA A. MORRIS
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MAURICE TIERNAY.The soldier

MI AURICE TIERNAY.-The soldier of
IsA Fortune, by Charles Lever-50 cents.
Armand: or the Peer and the Peasant; play in
five acts, by Anna Cora Mowatt-l3 cents
Layard's Nineveh, abridged by him from his
larger work-with numerous wood cuts.
Women of Christianity, exemplary for acts OF
piety and charity, by Julia kavanagh-75 cents.
History of the Jews in Great Brit in, by the Rev.
Moses Margoliouth-3 vols, So SO.
The Universal Songster, or Museum of Mirth;
forming the most complete, extensive and valuable
collection of ancient and modern songs in the
English language, with copious and classified in
dex, in 3 vos.-S3. o..
Quntin Matsys, the Blacksmith of Antwerp
by the author Of Robin Hood, Wat Tyler, &c ;
beautifully illustrated, and only so cents.
The illustrated Hand Book, new guide to
travellers through the United States of America
81 so.
Democracy in America, by Alexis de Tocque
vile, avocat la cour Royale de Paris &c. DC
Translated by Henry Reeve, Esq. Third edition,
in two volumes.
Disturnell's Railroad Steamboat, and Telegraph
Book, being guide through the United States and
Canace-25 cents
Children of the Abbey a Tale-75 cents
The History of Tom Jones, the Founding by
Henry Fiedng-50 cents For sale by
fe l3 GEO. NJ. WEST & BROTHER
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STOUN NDING EFF F E CTS!!-THK
II WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD READi-
A LADY RESTORED AFTER TWO YEARS
SICKNESS III
NORFOLK. Dec 6, 1851.
Messrs. Mortimer e. Mowbray-Hamptons Vege-
table Tincture is certainly working miraculous re-
suits here in the way of cures but there seems to be
difhdence the part of those cured to give cer-
cate, which, in justice to the afflicted, should NOT
exist | could mention dozen cases of Importance
in which it has been successful, in curing theworst
kind OF diseases but appears to them so easily,
andts effects magical they do not appear to be
able to realize it. though they perfectly satisfied
they are cured.
| will mention two cases which have lately come
under my notice. A lady who had been confined to
her bed for between one and two years. and on whom
the doctors had been attending during that time with.
out any success induced to try the ncture, and
after taking bottle she enabled to sit up IN
her bed and after taking the second bottle she was
enabled to be up stirring about her house, thing
she had not done for two years, as was informedby
her husband who called on me, in perfect ecsacy and
and said he had last found the much needed panacea
think he win furnish you with certificate OF the
strongest character.
Another gentleman informed me that he had avery
valuable negro woman far gone by disease that ne
would have taken twenty five dollars for her. but the
first bottle effective that he felt confident Of
perfect cure Yours, respectfully,