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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-11
IN PURSUANCE of an order of JESSE C.

SMITH Esa OF the County King, notice hereby
gwen according aw 10 Al having clam. Against JOHN
DAKLINGTON h;e of the City OF Willis B-burgh decea.ed.
they 20 exhibit the with the vouchers thereof,
the ,uL~cr. sthe office joseph g. Palmer M ~ Chatham
the iotk before day Deccmber
ntx'.-Dated, Mav 20. l,5..
MARY A. DARLINGTON ! ADMINISTRATOR,
lAwGmM' GEORGE Is CLARKE. anil Administrator.
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1nsuranre Companies.

MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE, with CASH
W CAPITALIZE Republic Fire Insurance ComIpsr, :
OF the City Of Sewiork, Insurance Buildings. No q WA
st- corner Of " liarn-.t.
The Charter Of this Company requires TIA; iour-hhs o.
sprof latter paying per cent per Ennun 70 KS
Stockholders are 70 be divided with the policy holders
ROBERT 5. HONE. President
D. >. CURRY. Secretary
n B-COpies 4 the Charter of this Company may DC 3D.
tanned application az the orlce.
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Observation-Disclosures about purchas-

L ue Planes viii fI.l It TO thcr ADVANTAGE TO call at
GLENN cos Mandatory. No l9i Fult1ii-st, t"est
Of Broadway general assortment 0fmahoeSaN aud ros-
weed Planes consiautv hand which wall b. sold low for
t.b or aprr,,d paper Dealers supplied liberal terms
X GLENN 4 co, No l94 Fulton-st.
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ALBANY. TROY andLEBANON SPRINGS.

Vh-The car Of the NETWORK aud HARLEM RAIL
ROAD leave the City Hail Station, Newly ors, daily tSun
DAYS eNcepted At ~ O'Clock VI Mail Train 10 Chatham
-Four Co-Is connecting with Western Railroad tor Alba
nv and Troy Lebanon springs, rttshed, Springfield and
other intermediate Stations.
At 3 o'clock ?. NJ. Accommodation Train 20 Chatham
-Four Coruers connecting win Western Railroad going
~ Passengers for Lebanon Springs viii take the lOo'clock
NJ Tram Chatham, Western Railroad 20 Canaan, and
Stage "a Lebanon. arriving early the afternoon.
Fare through, 60 NJ SLOAT, Superintendent.
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MAIL line ria stoninntor

DEGULAk MAIL LINE. via StOninQtOn
h tor BOSTON, Providence, NEW-BEDFORD
and TAUNTON-The steamers C. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE, Of this line, regularly as hereto
fore alternately. leaving Pier No North River rst wharf
above Battery place, daily. Sundays excepted NJ NJ,
and Sionnstou at O'Clock 7 NJ. ARRIVAL OF mail
tain. " hch leaves Boston AZ ) I. NJ
The Steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays ~ 2 p NewBedfori and Taun-
passengers proceed Immediately the arrival OF the
mail train At Mansfield.
For iEht passage apply a. the Office No 10 Battery
place, on board the boats.
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NEW ROUTE.-RUTLAND to TROY, via

NEW ROUTE-RUTLAND 10 TROY. via
~ BENNINGTON -Openius of the WESTERN YER.
MONT AID TROY and BOSTON RAILROADS. makin {
the Line complete from MONTREAL to NEWBORN.
aid the only carrying the Through Mail aud EApr
between New-lOrs and Montreal.
Cars leave Rutland for Troy upon the ARRIVAL Of the sns
from Bellows Falls and Burlington. Al 0n VI arriving
in Troy at iO NJ. al-o upon the arrival Of the trains
from Burngon and Boston at 10 T III arriving AZ Troy
at T. NJ passing through delightful and romantic SECTION
of Vermont which has formed interesting part OF the
history of the State.
Tickets ~ procured az the Stations Of the Rutsnd snd
Burlington Railroad and OF the Conductor. on the
BE your baggage il checked BY Western Vermont
Route
This the shortest and only through without change Of
basgage) r1ute between Rutland and Troy.
W. = JOHNSON, Sup't w Vt r. r
5. Y. JOHNSON Sup't T. 4 b. Il. X.
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EOR KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON.

Il Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves MEr5lyst Pier,
dsily NJ p VI. Returning leaves keyport at A. NJ,
(Sundr vs. eXcevtedJ
kElIORT DIkECT-Steamer JOHN HART leaves
Murrys' lIer az A VI. Sundays and Mondays eNcepted)
Returning leaves keyport daily, saturdays and Sundays
excepted az = I. NJ
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NEW.HAVEN and NEW.LONDON Rail,

~ ROAD-SUNMER ARRANGEMENT,-On and
after WEDNESDAY. Aug IL, 1882 Trains viii to
lows:
Leave New.Haven at 7d0 A. ". Accommodation Trsin
or London stopping ~ all stations II . A. NJ, TX
pres Train for Guilford Connecticut River Lyme and
London connecting With the steamboat and rsilro,d
line. for Stouinstrn Providence and Newport. o5 VI,
Accommodation Train for London, stopping s all "a
Leave New-L London at $50 A. II Accommodation Train
for New Haven stopping NJ all statious lofo VI TX.
rre.- Train Lyme Connecticut River Cuiford and
New Haven leaving Newport, Providence and
Sfonnrton the morning, arriving at New-London,
t.s- TIL. trsin for NewIork SS0 P VI, Accommodation
Train for New-Haven, stopping a. all stations
The II y Express Tram leaves New Haven on the
arrival OF the 4 ". Exrress Train from Sew-fork
The 6b5 z VI Accommodation Train leaves New-hayen
on the arrival the $50 VI Express Train from New
York. $500.
The Train. leaving NewLondon AZ $50 A. ~ and 1910
A. NJ connect NJ New-Haven with New-iork Trains at
eS5 4 NJ. and lis ? VI.
Passengers by the $50 ? NJ Train from New London, can
t1ke the Exvres Trains New Haven for Hartford and
Springfield. for Newly ork, the same evening.
RICHARD y. DOWD Supt
ewHaven. August II, 1882
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

OF the County New or notice hereby svsnt TO all
having claims ELIZABETH PINkNEf, late OF tho
cry New York. deccsd To prent the -sme with vouchers
residence No l Fulton the
sew York before the tenth day Of December newt
Dsttd. Sew YORK. the twenty ninth day Of May lisa
u3i laW6mM JAMES ID. PhlfE, Executor.
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Tor BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL

Il RINER-The splendid and superior steamers BAY
STATE, Capt. VIM Brown, and ENTIRE STATE, Capt.
BENJAMIN Braytou leave alternate days. SUNDAYS
ccpied Pier No 3, \ r. the Battery, T. II.
For freight spply board AZ the office Pier No
~ The Boston by Empire STATE and
Bay has been reduced - cabin and g for deck
passage TISDALE & BORDEN AGENTS
Nos. ~ aud II Wcst-st
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~ best papers IN other cities aud towns al T. PALM
FRS Advertising Agency, Tribune Buildings
BUSINESS and PUBLICITY.-NOt0r is
- the important element Of in business 1t il
through the newspapers Of the county that this be
thoroughly attained. Fortunes accumulated in few
years by those who avail themselves of this power The
vast benefits resulting from systematic and continuous ad
yertng only beginning 10 To- understood IL demon
siTsed that the merchant, the manufacturer, the
ehaIic may increase his bus pleasure in proportion
the energy and he employs in gaining publicity
Then why do not all advertise Because business
only beginning 10 realize It's importance Still the amount
OF advertising IN the columns Of the journals has
doubled within five wears and will double again En- five
more Those who bang back will their younger and
more energetic rivals Outrpping them There -
IN contendng against the spirit Of the they won't
jump INTO the cars and pay their fare they must be left be-
hind to travel on foot
The opportunity advertising in the best papers Of all
the cities and principal town. OF the country afforded
the Agency Of v B. PALMER where the papers are fled
for examination. lie il authorized by the propnetors 10
the business and give receptsior subscriptions
and advertisements
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DEAUMONT,s PATENT STARCH

ID POLISH FRENCH LIQUID BLUlNG, Slows
CHEMICAL ERASINE SOAP-For sale by j. I. JOHN
son 4 co. Nos. 80 CourtaEdtst and 3l7 Bowery These
articles can he bought other place Newly ora, az we
are the exclusive proprcors OF and pateutecs OF the
The Starch Polish Is stamped on every cake " Beau
ucnt Patent starch Polish" and both II and the Blung
have fac snle Of j. T. JOhnsOns signature on the label
and wrapper None other As there are in'-
tiors rretending 10 do the work Of Slows aud some
times sold for lis purchasers should that John N
Slows C. : Chemical Erasiye Soap" Is stamped on every
bar. None other is genuine.
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iilcoiral.

GREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA-Dr.
VI HOUGHTONS Pepsin or Gastric juice, prepared
renret The natural remedy os this distressing eo-
plant Agents. J. BALL CO. No 100 Nssssnst
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DIED ASH COAL-Stoye and egg sizes,
IL warranted pure Red Ash Peach Orchard, free from
sste and shells for sale moderate prices Cor first quality
Goal a. No is West lthst between 5th and 6th-avs.
CHARLES LOWTHER
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paintins, Sc.

ZINC PAINTS Warranted Pure The
II NEW.JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No. - Dey-
arc trepaIed TO supply their Znc Pants the follow
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EnLIAN pIANO-EORTES-T. GIL
EOR SALE-At 80. 3 Barclay.st.. next dOor

Il TO the A,or HouseA variety Of G. aud octve rose
wood Pauo.Fores warranted TO give satisfaction IN every
r,pect sale, for cash approved p!er Pianos on
kIC. JAMES IhpMfSON.
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NEW-ENGLAND LIVE STOCK INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY, OF New Haven COna.-BRANCH
OFFICE, No. 10 Wall-s;- y. y.
CAPITAL $4,000.

This Company Live Stock such as Horses Clt
lie. &C. &C. from death occasoned either from natural
cruses or accident desc description whaisOever
THOMAS kENDRICk. President. e.
GEORGE T. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-30

HEAD THIs
From the Hon. John Mclean. Assoc late Judge Il the
Supreme Court
ClHclsNArf 29th Der. 1872.
Dear Sir: think you for The engraved likeness 81
General Jack-on; san excellent one. Ia the hitter
pnrt Of his life his grey hairs his tall and venerable rame
the sincerity aud kindness ct his expression aud mhn-
ncr, captivnted all who became acquainted with him
There were few it any. pcrsuns cdncntcd at home
abrond how much they may hive associated with
foreign WHO equnl the grace and effect ct Gen
Jncksun's manner in social cncle. whether We con-
-idcr him in the field, in the da" ing.room, at the
head Of the administrations he u remarkable man.
With great respect.
JOHN MCLEAN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


.ssss<s2m@- 10 Pt4s5i,rg md M Ues.-ll" uad'1
.i-ed wauil respectfully iuf flef friends and fliz
itarr. thai th Penny i,iui Caai ~ "p" e'' I'm
March. a. whrhtnia viii be fsrafrd - t"r*nfa aa
afraiu pf H,regiise To- al point 1p Tie Nes'efi. M
irrs with dispatch, at the very lnsse- rites
1t May.-fime dav-.
No Conui.s ion charged for forwarding o. Ba11ei'
81, PFilndcInlfIa. Z. II. kOONs.
N.rrltillf. AGENT tfninn Lie. Baltimafe
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mERCHaNUILb.
acaoRKaE. slMrsON a. 49,

CGOkkAs-E, SfMSsON AZ .sS,NH.
VI 1hoiesaie ami Heot G,tor,s and IS
Ne cLanss. Nam sree' Lyachbu,g "a. ar. .,..'"H
rpi,iug md iayeIn sour. tlei fresh FAB suppl, e
Good-, viz:
$50 ,ass Rio. Lasura lava anI Mnr,icsiI.,...o
- hh and i'i- y ori'ao. I'"rto Rrco a. {. Cl''e
90 hhos and bbls Orleans aud West India NJ.
lasses, ~"
20 bib superior G, flee ugar saf
go -ack. Livrrloni and ern,lnd alum sab
GO0 kegs Nails and spikes, all sizes
! .5G0 b. Snie Leather
% l.,a. rolled and country iron. part on co,.;.
mei) consisting 'd squire. rouad, BAL
halt round, &r. &c hil sizes
10000 ibs Cotfnn Yarns (iflrt consignment l...
brands
5000 fbs Naiiors, square and octagon cast-steei all
sizes
$50 H., Shear steel
. 800 h. bli.tcr,d steel
G0."00 f,.,i hesr safety tase
jo0 hogs Dupoot', best ba-tine Po"d
30 do do squirting do
10 balr- } aud 4 Domesics
10 do No and ? Oznahurgs
- package, Gunpowder. black and imperial t.,
II bblS Tam, ard Lump Oil
10 boxes 8<I0,9rI2 l0 ><i2. II I'D Gh-s
40 bbls and half bids No l. ) a,i Herr. and
MachrrcI
IJrO Nean Blankets all riiccs
40 l,air bed do do
% ,tozeu Wool Hats, al qualities
10 do Gloth caps
81 cue. Liquurice, vely fine
o. Baskets oil
60 boxes IaIl"w Adamantifa an ) Perm t.z.
T. bbI- bel Culnlifat8r
80 keg. Lrv - white Lead, Sol, gtrl all plr.
10000 1hs prime Bacon Sid
- am wrapping
Also. CaIicoc~. Bcd-r',a.- t,rrhed Domestic.
PIi lir-,v. \ gro ClotlIioe Hlirp. PEPPER tiaa,,
Corpcra<. Alum. Satpcue Indigo Madeer. B.r4,1.
over and Timothy seed Manilln Rope ,dI sise. Ilc.
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n Office 20 TilE PGHLlC.

~ II Of the charter of Il he Lynchburg aud Ahng
don Telegraph Company read. rs follows:
81 hat If any person. persons, ha wilfulv or know.
ingy break, nlurc, destroy, OF interrupt the fccgup
lines or communications, any part thereof,-tn h
erected 10y the said company in pursuance Of this act
lac, She they, shall pay the said corporation, one
hundred dollars for said offence aud shall be urthc,
liable for all damages which the said company ma,
suffer in repairing the injury, aud from the interruption
of their business be recovered in action of
pass,and il any person, mourning tine penalty afore
said SHALL through insolvency any other cause be
sble shall fail to pay the penalty damages af,ra
said and shall second time commit resspass upon ia,
said lines. any part thereof aforesaid he she, 81
they, hall be liable, upon conviction thereof to i'm.
rsonment in the county n of not less than month";
than six months >"
The penalties of the section above reced, will be
'tgidy enforced r. h. DEANE, JR
President l.. & A. Telegraph G o.
- w sehmoud (semi-weeky) Times and Farmvill,
Sept 3--dts - '' - ''' 'I~
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gY The SAME ARTIST
PORTRAIT OF JACK son.

Eogrnvcd (by prfmi.,or) from ftomn- S"l'N' ONLY
original pninling, uthr po-.c-s"n ii Francis ffes-
ton Bhir, E.q.-(20 by % mrhes.l
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
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REV. VERNON ESKRInGE. L. S.N
JOHN Il. HATHAWAY,
M. y Main Street

PonTsMOUTH, Va. Aug. IL. I83I.
Mr.. j. Il. Boush-Dpnr Sir While | nm IN general
opposed to aicnt Medicines cnndor compcs me tn
state that hive great confidence in the virtues ct
llumptons Vegetable Tncrurc. For sevcrnl months
D,a- have used il in my family aud in Dyspepsia loss
Of appetite. dizziness and general debility. with cnre
success. So far my experience extends. therefore,
tnke pleasure Recommending it to the afflicted us II
safe and efficient remedy
am, respectfully. Yours.
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George w Childs, Esq.

GREAT ISpucEMENTs To cLuR SUBSCRIBERS.
In ordcr cnnbe ALL to POSSESS copies ct the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the
folowng inducements for the formation of Club sub
-criWinns
ro-wi, :-Fop II club of FIVE $40 90
ten b 90
fifteen a. 90
~ On The receipt ii the subscriptions. The Portmiis
viii sent free oi postage. (at the sole risk 81 the H.
.rrihcr address, orto ouch nf the s"id club a.
,le-lrrd. hddr,s.. ROBERT KING.
Agent fm Wrch's Portraits of
Warrington and 'Jackeon for State Of Va,
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va
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aAh GROSS OF steeI pcns--Among
a wv othcr-,
The Genuine AIbuta Pen
Self Supply do
Reservoir do
GloIts ccebr5ted BOB do extra fine
Spring ba.hregisered points
superior Tutnnic Pen, e.,
Among the nboye, are Pens Of the latest impora
ton from dies, aud the best style anil qunlitv thai
can be found. Price 25c 10 81 b u gross.
Please call aud examine the above, South End
l}uuk~to &. MORSE.
30
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i OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

IL FRAME MANDATORY The undersigned
manufacture aud offer for sale the following articles NJ
Northern Iiices;
Portrait Frames, richly ornamental add plain gilt
Picture Frames ot gilt and tnncy wood and guilt
Dngueneotype Frames, urge beautiful assortment ei
goods
Looking Glass Plates. OF all sizes and fitted in
Picture 6lass. French, first quality from 50A36 inch.
Is down
Plate Glass for stores and dw cnEs furnished cords.
Composition Rosctee of all sizcs for Builders interior
work
ALso-old Work re-gt and iobbing in all the above
branches
Picture Glass cut to any pattcrn--and large size
French Mirrors furnished 10 order.
r. Country orders by mail wreceive prompt attcn-
ton. FRANCk \ GLOVER,
1913 Main street between 9Th and l0ihsf. Richmond
Va. Iunc q-is
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MEDICINES.

FlstGE WORLD never before saw
= such mas # hume testimony given 10 any 'the1
Medicine.
IIANPTON's NEGETABLE1iNC1URE
r. grea' aiseasf9g = ftf oR Reaa ifaa' - hfaas
--sa 10 tbs IIsla-J 5a5, 10, M -A,,r f..
f54sasv fr,sg Han,
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|. GOME AT EAsT.

& COME Az EASE, jHARLES A.
IA ENARD WATCH MAFER y JtWElfK. / gpct.
ESsuaeS du1g, Ia, would respectfully cu the alirg-
ou ri the citizens Of Lvnchbarg and the surrounding
country his fine and splendid aseortn ent Watch.
Jcwery and Silver ware just received from the Morrill,
If the atest styles and patterns, selected ty himself
with great care to suit this market. From hi, long cx
prrience in the Watch and Jewelry business, he flat
himself that he Plensr the most E,stdious.--
A. for his workmanship he leaves it those tlar he
mas done work for judge. All he asks II a lal. ard
il you perfectly satisfied and ii his goods are
not exactly what he recommends them he. he binds
himself to fedoub, the money and clur-e tot tile
goods.
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange for anything
in my line. G. A. ENARD.
March SIS , doors above Exchange corner
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tNNE Brandics- ehave Just received i"t
- VI N'lN superior Pare and dark Bmndes, among
y" may betound the tnvorite brands of Guard, Dnlef
~" Old L"ndo Dock. Permit. Cushion < CO., ana
tennessee X Co ,&r.. &c. all warranted pure ana
l"r' the vintage of 1928 and 1882 Thnse in want Of
'eHune hne Brandies, will please call on
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HOLIDAY GsENTs FOis


Gem Of the Season for 1888 beautifully bound aud illus
tHtrd,
Gift Of Remembrance beautifully bound and illustrated
The Gift Of Sentiment. do do
Pearl, u lift Of Friendship, do do
Remember Me-, Gift # Love- do do
Gitt If Affection. IA Souvenir. do do
Gilt al flowerr Luvr'- " reath. do do
Wmreiercen Always Rcn'cd, do do
Woodbne, II jiday Gilt do do
Gilt of Love, Il Souvenir, do do
Na,~"n's PoctlcHl Medations, do do
Scenes in the Lives of the Apostles, do do
do do saviour do do
The Women Of the Scripture, do do
The Young Ladies' Home, by Mrs. 'luthill,
Montgomery ePoetirnl Work., beautiful,
American Female Poet, illustrated,
British do 90
Female Poets by Bettum,
" &" by Caroline May,
The II yacuth fol 1852,
Gem for All Seasons
Toy Wreath with beautiful illustrations
Book ot the Heart Loves Emblens 80 fine steel en-.
cravings, sopc'bly bound
III" keepsake, beautiful book, do do
Iris, do do
Gcm of Beauty
Cabinet OF Modern ART,
The Perpetual kee6.akc,
Shakespeare Bal.ads,
Elegant a h"s'o Bibles vita Gold Clasps, splendid,
English Illustrated Prayer DO KS in Velvet
other >tyl,s,
Albums (tIord and othcr) beautifully illuminated
elegant bindings
ALSO.
An assortment Of Il" best lnveuilh and C6Ha,,.,
b""hs, Colanfed Toy Book, &c ,Bark Gnnnon Boar,
1"ml"oe'' Portfolios with Ioek>, Paper Weights Porl
Monies. Al>p
Anrgo variety of Pootca Works of the hest and nos,
popular Authors in small volume, neatly bound NM
'ult, suitable for pre~eut,--tog, tl,r with r,prv ob
rhces too numerous to mention. The public nre mo-,
''>p'citus Invited To caand examine eools and price
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10 Testimony Of George w. Goodrck, Esq, in case
ofGhronic InAnmmatory Rheumatism oi two ycnr- stur
ling:
BALrrMonr. jim. 90. 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer 4 NJ wb,uy-Gent-: / feel it
duty | owe tony elf and the community to speak III
commentator ot your lnstl, celebrated Hampton We
gctoblc Tncture hnyr been Inflicted for the last two
years with the chronic nhammutory rheumusm in its
form, unable walk without support. Having
honrd OF your valuable medicine deemed it cXpcdiet
II give it trial aud, after using se'emI bottles, WIS
aereeably surprised find myself entirely relieved from
tlmt most horrible disease which the human frame Is
subject
do take great pleasure in recommending llamptoI,'s
Vegetable Tncture to all afflicted, WIS certain
and permanent remedy
feel cannot dol that Justice your celebrated med
icine il merits but in coucmsion would say to all who
are ALL ctcd, give il tar trial.
Very respectfully yours, &c,
Il -, II
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LongI'Io" do
Co"Pcr's do
llo"d's do
Dirii"nory II foeticaI Qgotatioas'
Records oi Women, 10y Mr. hemans,
British / null Poets
Iuppcr- PreserblaI PhiIos"plH,
lays I'll Aurrlt Rome, hy ] Is NJ Cau'ay
Macliut, -I'- Miscellaneous woihs,
Eynng,lHe. by l.ongicIluw,
Morr- Melodie-,
PrycrlialI,t aud the jolt,
The Land of Bondage,
The illustrated I.adie, Keepsake,
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GEOuGE " GOODRICH,
Ne. 80 Second street. Baltimore
A CLOUD OF WITNESSES


A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.
We have certificates from Hon. Henry Clay and X.
M.JohnSon-one from Capt. Canrot brother to the
eminent Physician Ia the Prrsidcn, of the French Re.
public, who was cured ofn Rhe ,mutism at years
ling-aso, from Rnbc,t Guult. Rheumatism seven.
year--Nlr Oldham, Baltimore Cu~tom House, drcud-
ul of Dyspepsia and from hundreds of others All
mu~tadmt Il ere has been such OF tcstimo.
ny in favor otany other medicine, which is pleasant
and taken in such Quantities.
GREATER WEIGHT or TESTIMONY CAN
NOT BE GIVEN
Were there many cures-wonderul oires
made bv any other medicncl All weasl orthc nfllict-
ed is, that they try lamptons Vegetable Tincure. the
purifier of the blood and for all chronic discusses
rs Dyspepsia Rheumatism. Scroiulu and all complaints
of the stomach bowels. &c.
Pamphlets, with history of the medicine with GER
iifcates of many wonderful may be had at the
stores having the Tincture for sale, gratis
You owe it to yourself call and get pamphlet il
may be the mcuns of curing you. For sale 10y
JOHN II. SEAY Lynchburg,
MORTIMER & MOWBRAN Baltimore
may lO-wIy and Druggists generally.
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VERNON ESkRIDGE,
Chaplain L. s. Navy

10 Testimony Of George w. Goodrck, Esq, in case
ofG hrouic nlammutory Rheumatism Of two ycnrs stur
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