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To the Editor of the Union

nifty
To the Editor of the Union:
We perceive that one or papers in Baltimore
nounce the appointment OF John Glenn district judge
OF Maryland, with the assertion that IT is satisfactory
and popular with the wing party OF Maryland. This,
no doubt good polcyto make the best Of bad bar
gain. II not mistaken the new Judge, as poll
tcan is unfortunately below par with his party Indeed
from our observation and the history of wing influence
and power in Maryland Mr. Glenn and his peculiar
ciates clique very unpopular; but whether they
deserve it is for say The democracy OF Bai-
and Maryland should therefore be pleased at such
appointments II has occurred to passing strange thai
from the several applicants for this station among whom
were Judge Martin and z. Collins Lee esq, now district
attorney the President looking TO the future OF Mary
land has stumbled this choice, unless the maxim is
invoked: 'Quem Deus quit perdere prius demenfa!"
Judge Martin has been for several years judge OF the
highest court in Maryland and certainly esteemed as
sound lawyer any in the State; while the claims OF
Mr. Lee enhanced with equal professional msrts)
by his eng ardent and eloquent advocacy and defence
of the wing party and among all who esteem high quail
tiles of the heart and head and independence of charac
ter Mr.. Lee is deservedy popular; and, without invd
icus comparisons may speak OF his reputation
surpassed for cloquence and accomplishments. both in
and out OF his profession. The name OF his successful
competitor is, believe, seldom if heard out OF
Maryland; while Mr. Lee has acquired high reputation
III many otdteS ne IN pIocssiohd dttan
ments, and advocate ranking far above hm-a long
and Jealous friend Of the whig party, and greatly con-
trbung to the elevation of Mr. Fillmore at the last cleo
tion-recommended, we believe by the delegates ID
Congress from Maryland, and eminent whigs-judges
and lawyers there-besides the influence OF leading wing
senators and members in Washngton-a descendant OF
the revolutionary sres Of Virginia whose services
part OF our cherished history. This is the whom Mr.
Fillmore and his cabinet have passed by TO appoint John
Glenn, who if good lawyer, is the choice Of the
whig party OF Maryland But it seems the influence OF
MIR. johnson aud others is still TO rule. So much the
better for the democracy Of Maryland. The results in
Maryland at the next election will open the eyes Of
Messrs Fillmore and Webster. We convinced that,
whoever the democratic convention may nominate Ma.
ryand will in November be ranked with her sister State.
Virginia, under the flag Of victory
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TO THE PUHLTC--The undersigned respectfully announce
10 the public that they
transaction Of the auction, commission and business
der the firm Of
ISRAEL GREEN.
Business nusted them win receive prompt hhu s,,en
non. ROBERT ISRAEL,
JOEL q. GREEN,
-. Ware rooms nearly opposite Banking House %
MmN-sof2v selden, wither, Co,
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ny A. GREEN, Aucs,on.sr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTtoN.-on
Thursday the eh instant, shall
oc,oc ms handsome building lot fronting 81 fee, nebe.
norm ~ between Fret Second
es being bot No g. IN square the
Capitol handsomely located win MAKE
three nne hasIdinGs running North
TO be built Second
hntuhsd the present year.
Terms Of fourth cash. in g. H. IS and
mosths the purchaser giving bearing
sse deed and deed OF
Aprls- A. GREEN, Auctone.r.
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The following despatch was received by the Hon. c. NJ
IngeIsoi. from New Haven yesterday afternoon and has
been placed a. our disposal for publications
The democrats have carried the State, AssA aad dry
Both branches OF the Legislature decdedly democratic
Seymour is probably elected governor by tho people
-. GALLAGHER"
All hail, Connecticut!
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ITO OWNERS Lands In Texas.A gentIcmaniA yslsAa
who is good surveyor and lawyer desires oremove T.nm
woud like the agent fot ne
Of lands in that country with view to bring them int
market.
lie has family and small capital and u dssiIous o.
agriculture He give the most cep
integrity and responsibility and his general s
considerable emigration 70 TexAs
ofexas wsud be inclined 70 avail hih
pacedtn couespoudencs with h
suitable rcsponscs by addrcssng post paid
WIN. COULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond vrginis.
Mul3-u
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A TURNER Il COMPANY's Ccunbfned meraxeris
N, Circus Monday, April
York Brass BasA and w srhist fs three days
which exhibited throughout
cips The perfrming sssphan
Abdah NJ isdfvssaI
has his aiu7ossin incredible performances,
The equestrian without in superior IN We ssews wc>
all clowns, J. Myevsesa
blht The 5h, 9Th, and TIN days
lRa
Doors open hs,f and hapss, g. Performances
as and ~ Admission rs Children under
half price.
Anerhccn performsnces Tuesday and wednesday.
An 3-dl
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NEW autograph edition OF Daniel w.bster's works,
~ with Biographical memoir by Edw
Just Issued from the few subscription copies. fine
per, with Mr. web.ters autograph for sale BY
TAYLOR MAURY
Ap6 Booksellers, ph street.
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DRIvATE TUTOR--A young Bnslsb gentleman who hs
received good education, and resided ~ Ps
obtain the position companion T
. private family Of respccabasty. -.
family can
given parties highest responsibility either in this COUNT"
In England, -,
Mar la-dhf
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United states Patent once,


an the petition of samuel George Wolf Of Columns.
Pa james Doughery Of Philadelphia Pa praying ior d,
extension pal0nt grontcd them for Improvement m
making wheels be used raiosds nm
applicable purposes, from expiration Of
ID. 1852
lii ordered said petition be heard the Patent Once on
Tuesday, of March IL O'Clock and an
notified and show cause they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opporng the extension required to file In the Patent
Office their objections specifically set forth In writing, lea.
twenty before the ofearng All testimony filed by either
party be used the said hearing must be taken and transmitted
In accordance with the rules Of the Office, which will DO furnished
application.
Ordered ALSO this notice be published the National n.,
gencer Republic, Union, Washington d. c. PHILADELPHIA Ia
qucr Providence Journal, Providence r. l. Pisbrr o.
xee Psbug Pa. Express, New York, NJ r.; and Daily
Boston, Mass week for three
vious 10 the sixteenth day Of March next - .
THOs. EWBANK
Commissioner Of Patents.
p g. Editors Of the above papers will please copy their
bills TO the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Jan lB-IaWjw
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II OWEN 4 SON. military and Naval Merchant Tat
III ors ske this method Of informing their friends and
lie reressy TINT they have received direct from
their stock Of and goods,
bsck and fancy cloths blue black and
choice Of the styles with variety
articles Of gsnlemens
Thankful fo tina, their friends
and for
Az 7-3sawIm
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The following letter, from correspondent in Balt-
more shows the view which is taken Of the above APP
poinment by one OF the besnformed citizens OF that
city There are other signs not less significant OF the
decline OF wing popularity in that intelligent commu-
nifty.
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New FAN and Winter Goods.

New Fall snd Wintcr Goods.
LIOOE, BROTHER, CO., PennsyvaRa avenue, between
III and Bah have just received and prepared to Offer he
citizens Of the cities Of Washington, Georgetown aud Alexandra
surrounding Maryland and Vgnia, full
complete French Enga and India fancy and
dry goods, Of the importatons They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark colors
Extra rich hrocade silk for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole
Heavy watered silks, all colors
Real Irish poplins richly watered, all shades
Very black Silks all widths
Superior wide coored silk yelyets shade
French Merno and Thibet cloths, great variety
French nous. de aincs, new designs
French cashmere de cOsse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemseues, with sleeves TO match
Real Valcnciennes lace chemisetes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shaws from $l2 es
Velvet cloaks and mantilas, styles
Silk maniIius and yisites, also styles
Real cashmere shawIs, long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajious celebrated kid gloves, every size and shade
Black silk Iaces, black and colored silk inges
Thread iaces and insertlngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and eanbric insertngs and edgings
Sash, neck and rbands &c., &C.
Together entirely desirable goods
present approaching which
will made that purchasers be assured Of finding
during season. fashionable styles, the lowest
prices ,, ,ua...
lent If
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pyira. cn heretofore from
market IL Tfsoi on accop,i Railroad
prevent dicuy, the land odcer closing
MI the public sales above proclaimed will
BY land warrants, double ytos)
day. day land
unsoa IN which ssch townships win
applications the close the public
and All applications made day will be examined
and be acted the and where shall
be discovered that have applied the
day enter locate the tract such applications win be
rded being simultaneously made and win
the day thereafter spcon such aesn and be
awarded IN the highest bidder, according TO law.
Amer having acted pressing for the double
imum lands the land officers will that written applications
will be received for entries by Gosh locations by land
of the sections each side Of the said railroad
branches heretofore Withdrawn from market to enable the State Of
purpose sppca-
order which the will
applications above
toned.
Esredsriue and Springfield Districts.
There being lands within district
vrsod ands within the srsrorstp district inne within the
mile mif- Of the railroad such unsppropstcd
lying
been withheld from " said road and found
grant have been completed w like aforesaid
stored private location the following Periods to wit
the lands in prRor on Monday the t~e day Of
July and the lands the srsfsertp DISTRICT on Monday
the frerty -srfh day Of yaiy merit.
No right Of the public lands which
recognised thereon
subsequent TO sepomber ~ 1885, snd prior 70 the day when the
land shah again be made susee. 70 private entry aforesaid
price Of the land pu
chase must p.d in cash. accordance with the
Given under hsnd A. the General Land Once, day
Of April, 1850
Apr J. BUTTERFrEIp, Commissioner.
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morning Of the Oh instant Rossrr, MI.
DWIGHT r. WATERS and Miss MARcELA EDMoNsToN, all
OF this city.
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MONDAY. ArRlL 5, 1852.

Present The Hons John Mclean, James M. Wayne,
John Cairon. John Mckinley. Peter v. Daniel. Samuel
Nelson. Robert c. Grier. and Benjamin r. Curtis.
ciate Justices
Walter Brooke and John A. Wilcox. esqs. OF Misss-
spp admitted attorneys and counselors OF this
court
Nos. as and 10. John s. Buckingham 81 al. appellants,
ps Nathaniel c. Mclean, assignee. &C., and NJ c. Me.
Lean. assignee. &c. appellants Us Lafayette Bank OF
Cincinnati al al The motion 10 dismiss these
was argued by Messrs Chase and Read.
No. 1856. James A. Stewart si al Lessee OF Philip
Hickey Il AL Error TO the circuit court OF the United
States for the southern district OF Mississippi On the
motion Of Mr. Reverdy Johnson stating that the matters
in controversy in this case had been settled and agreed
il was ordered by the court that this writ OF error be dis
missed with costs.
Adjourned ill TO- morrow, IL O'Clock. a. m.
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THE Principal wausnscn IN CO. Male Academy wishes
teacher who quslihed 70 ss
English branches and the lower mathematics
unmarried man. e sober hsbiis and good moral chs
Al applications Immediately, and By letter. pos
TO Principal.
lp-dH
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INFORMATION WANTED.--Nr r. G GORDON recently
Hospital California, and effects
public His
dence in the Stale Of Alabama 10 unknown The that will Be
after estate upon will be Of service
his relatives Any upon subject
VIM. Walac, pubic administrator r. r. Raney Sacramento
city, California; Charles Sexon Washington
d. c., will be responded to without delay
WAsHIsoToN Cry March IL, 1852.
alabama papers please copy.J
Mar lQ-Iawlm y
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NY J. c. MCGUIRE, Aaos,oneer.

ny i. c. MCGUIRE, Auosioneer.
00Q GREEN HOUSE PLANTs.-on Thursday, the leih
,UUU O'Clock, tbs auction shsIl
collection of house offered
m
French English, and American hardy blooming
roses, climbing roses SC
Also double camilla aponcas, and lemon with iu
and flowers
Cape jasmines, double oicsuders double carnations
Dshlas, sxnoias, Chinese tree pcouy
And choice plants all Of which good order and
by A. Jsrdn florist and 18th
AID }. c. MCGUIRE, Aucuoneer.
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TUESDAY. April 8, 1852.

TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1852
Present The whole court.
No. los The United States, appellants. rs. VIM. Mac
cullah 1t al This cause was argued by Messrs. Law.
renee and Attorney General Crtenden for the appellants.
and submitted printed argument by Messrs Janin
and Taylor for the appellees.
No. 1909. ]. S. Morsell, plaintiff in error, u.s. H. A,
Hail. This cause was argued by Messrs. Stewart and
Johnson for the plaintiff error and by Mr. Dulany for
the defendant in error
Adjourned till tomorrow, Il o'clock, a. m.
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UUHATMANs ENGLISH WRITING PAPER, old ns.h-
ioned made by hand the best from the beet
land.
small supply foocp letter. paper imported direct
BY FRANCK TAYLOR, this day opened.
Apr
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ny-L d. a. F-Tbe regular session Of Mascnepa Encnmp
earnestly requested all members viii be present
importance viii be brought
consideration
Ap7-r w coI.LEy, Scribe.
no asniths onian Leetures-Dr. n. A. Could Of Cam
bridrc Massachusetts, win hs
prosers Monday
unucd on "Wednesday, Friday, SC, at O'Clock, pm
Ap4-u
~ Lecturcs.rrofs.-cr Loui. Arsssx,
will deliver
evenings Monday Wednesday and Friday Of each Sub
Foundation Symmetry AninaI Kingdom
The viii take place Monday evening ADD
O'Clock.
Dr. proposed postpone Of his
lectures until that Of Prof Agassz is concluded
03-d2w
NATIONAL THEATRE
Mr. u. A. MARSHALL Le.-se. Mr. w. NJ. FLEMING, Stage
Manager
Third nigh, snsasemsn, Of distinguished sgGUN
OPERA TROUPE.
or wsprsspAr EvsHre, April 2, 1859,
win be presented Beuini'. grand opera Of
LA soNNAMBULA
--------- ------------------
To to tho ar,t thcse) comedy In
two acts entitled
SIMPSON co.
Private boxes. ss circle paqoeue cents. reserved
third Tier, 50 cent?; eo'ofed gallery, Is cents.
Ar
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EIGHTH SrREET, General Post Once
II New Of We a large varied
the
spring Styles
sdcpa, which, together with full supply Of home work.
the complete and well worthy attention
wish good and beautiful boots and shoes.
HENRY JANYEY,
hp 7-dwif 9Th street, the General Post once
yAPP's NICHE GOLD PENS, patented 1854, en,brs-
IL all properties in the finest quill with
Of tho metal Recommended by wclknown citizens
Washington.
For sale the
TAYLOR h MAURy,
Apr Book sellers,
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Private A dress circle and paqoee 50 reserved
seats rs cents ochc-s rs family circle,
third Tier, so cent?; eoiofed gallery, Is cents.
Ap
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soururps Thos H. Bayy, Beae Breckn
ridge Cobb Edmundson, Freeman, Hail. Hamilton, Hammond,
Jones' Lechcr Mason McMaln Naber' Penn Po'k Riddle
r. stanton, H. III Stanton stone, st.
Mauin. q. w. Thompson, and Wicox-3
NoSrHrHr pEnooRArsMessrr Alien, Busby Clark Curtis,
&, Dsvis Dawson Durham Fickn, Pitch, Florence r. j. d..
Fuller Gshe German sr IIendek Henn Hubbard Ingerso,
Lanahsn Murray, rcasice Price, Richardson Robbins Rosnson
O. Seymour, and Sutheriand-B
sonTurss bowie, Cabe Cuiom Dockey,
iua Gentry Landry H. Marshall Miller Moore,
stany suohcr, Walsh, Ward Watkins,
Aldson White, Alexander White, and Wiiiams-1.
NoRTurnx VIM Appleton Briggs, Brooks Goo
Brown Chandler Fuller aws, Haven Kuhns Martin, 8.
Puke and Shcemerbom-l2.
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ny- smith onisn Leetures.-Dr n. A. Gould.
bsidrc will hs lecture.
be
unuca "Wednesday, Friday, SC, at O'Clock, D. m.
An
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1852-11-24
l. A N D And MILLS,
FOR S A lie.
In Equity
Lancaster District

h''A'ISsH owl ct II.p al. Wild Lancaster District
FINDER the decree of the Court Of Equi
~ ty in the above case, will sci! at
the Court House in Lancaster on the first
Monday, the 9th Dec. 1852. the following
tracts ofland belonging 10 the Estate of An,
drew r. Culp, decd. viz
L One tract containing ninety and half A.
cres, situate in Lancaster District, on Meal
pins Creek and Sugar Creek, bounded by
the lands of VIM. Semblcr, Mrs. Culp and
9th ers. Upon this tract is situated n valua-
BILE Merchant mill, in excellent repair, with
never failing supply of water.
Also, one other tract containing 80 acres,
bounded by Mc.Alpine Crock, lands of
NJ. A. Culp, estate of John Mills and others.
Also, one other tract containing l6l acres,
bounded BY lands of VIM. Culp, estate Dam
iel Mills, JAS Ptttersen and others.
The above lands are located near the
Charlotte and Columbia Railroad, almost, if
not within hearing of the " whistle" of the
cars.
TERMS A credit of l, 9 and 3 years
with interest from day of sale, { except as
much cash rs will pay costs,) purchaser Civ
ing bond and two good surcties.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Com'r Eq. L. d.
Lancaster c. H., S. c. Oct 90, 1852.
Printers Fee 80. 81 IT
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

By james II. WTaterspoon, Esquire Or
dinury Of SAID District,
WTiEREAS, Joseph A. Cunningham,
w has applied to me for Letters of Ad
ministrotion on all and singular the Goods
and chattels, Rights and credits of Mrs. Ma
ry ANA Cunningham, late of the District a.
forcsaid, deceased. .............. ........
Tcese are, therefore to cite and admonish,
all and singular, the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me Mt our next Ordinary's Court for the said
district, to be holden at Lancaster Court
House on tbs Sd day of December next, to
show cause if any, why the said administra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this 10Th
{ ~ day of November in the year of our
( 4. s. Lord one thousand eight hundred
~ Sand fifty two, and in the seventy
seventh year of American independence.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
o. l.. d.
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DISSOLUTION.

WIlE Mercantile firm of James d. Mcllwain,
l II. +. Wylic and Samuel b. Massey con-
Lucted BY J. B. Boyd. clerk, under the name
of J. ID. Mcllwain, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
So All persons indebted to the firm, who
wish to save cost, must pay their indebted
ness by the first Of January next.
The stock Of goods on hand will b. sold
low for CASH only, until the FIRST day of
January next.
..... JAMES d. McILWAIN.
X. E. WYLIE.
S. b. MASSEY.
Nov. 9th, 1859 a 6t
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The Newspaper Convention.

The following journals have expressed
their approval ola convention of the pub
fishers and editors Of the newspapers Of
this State, to be held in Columbia, on
WEDNESDAY,, lst Of December next. As
others signify their approval of the pro-
position, their names will be added:
Winsboro' Register.
Lancaster Ledger. ~
Palmetto Sentinel.
Elgetieid Advertiser.
Abbeville Banner. GE
Laurensville Herald.
Greenville Mountaineer.
South Carolinian. .h ga.
Keowee (Pickens) Courier.
Camden Journal.
Unionville Journal.
Yorkyille Miscellany.
Black River Watchman.
Yorkville Remedy.
Palmetto Standard.
Carolina Spartan. ara
Hamburg Republican. au
Due West Telescope.
Temperance Advocate.
Palmetto State Banner.
Darlington Flag.
Cheraw Gazette.
Southern Rights Advocate.
Marion Star
Anderson Gazette.
Family Friend.
Sumter Banner.
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ESTATE SALE.

pY order of James II. Witherspoon Or
ID dirary of Lancaster District, will be sold
at the late residence Of Mrs. Martha Cum
ningham decd, on the Goth of December
1852, the whole personal property of the
said deceased, (except the negroes) consist
ing of household and kitchen furniture, car
riage and harness, four good young mules,
three head of horses, about 90 head of cattle,
some fattening hogs, n find lot Of stock hogs,
plantation and Smith tools, two wagons, one
new and good, about 900 bushels of corn,
quantity offodder, and many other articles
TERMS: IL months credit with interest,
note and two good sureties. r.... ..... g..
HUGH SUMMERVILLE, Admir-.
Nov. "a, 1852. 42-4t Pr. fee. S3,75
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.

Important Dyspepiics!-Dr. ]. s. Hough-
toms Pepsin, The True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet OF the
Fourth Stomach of the Ok, after directions
OF Baron Eebeg, the great Physiological
Chemist, by ]. s. iioughton, NJ. d., Phila-
delphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundce, Liver
Complaint, constipation and Debility, curing
after Natures own Method, by Natures own
Agent, the GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets.
containing Scientific evidence of its yalue,
furnished by Agents gratis. See notice
among the medical advertisements. 81
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AN OUNCE oF FACT, is worth pound OF
theory: and the swarm Of conclusive facts
that cluster round that incompatible prepar-
ition, iloofiands German Btters, prepared
~ DR.. c. Nj. Jackson, Philadelphia, cstab-
l!shny its value as q tonic and restorative.
chronic, II may be recommended for IFS
soothing. cordial, and rcnovating influence.
Dyspepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nau.
sea, nervons tremors, relaxation, debility, &c
are relieved by the bitters in a very shor
space Of time: and a perseverance, IN their
use never lie to work a thorough cure.
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