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RE MOVAL.

THE undersigned beg leave to announce that
i they have removed their WINE & LIQUOR
STORE to rs Dock street, two doors east OF their
former ssaoii:hmsnt. where they VIII Dc glad 70
whom they offer the attraction of 4 stock not
passed for purity, variety, and excellence by any
establishment in the United States.
THOMAS H. JACOBS K CO.,
July 6 rs Dock street, Philadelphia.
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CONsTABLE,s SALE.

pY VIRTUE Of two write of 6ert facias, one
10 issued by Thomas G. Dom, Justice of the
Peace for Washington county, d. c at the suit of
Joseph Downing; and the other issued by John l..
Smith, one OF the Justices for said District and
county, in favor of William s. MCPHERSON, both
to me directed, against the goods and chattels,
lands and tenements, rights and credits of Francis
Columbus, / have seized and taken one frame house
and lot on 9th street between N and nj streets, in
the city Of Washington, az the property of said
Columbus; and hereby give notice that shall
of September, 1853, at IL M, to pay aud satisfy
JUDI ments az aforesaid to said William 8. McPher
con and Joseph Downing.
Terms cash. DAVID s. WATERS,
Aug l2-d3t Constable
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penny at five per cent, simple interest, for
eighteen hundred years, amounts to seven shil-
,ings and seven pence half-penny, but at COM
pound interest it would TO lager sum than could
be contained In six hundred millions Of globes,
each equal to tho earth in magnitude, and all of
solid gold Gregory's Dictionary
This seems npochryphal, but it is undoubtedly
true. If any one doubts it, let them put out a
penny at interest, and if, in the time specified,
they would not beso rich that Aston and the Roths
childs would be bcggarsip comparison.-Erchange'
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no AMERICAN AUTHORS.

VXTRITERS Of Poetry, Tales, Sketches, Essays,
w Biographies, Scientific Treatises, &C., &C.,
who feel the want of facilities for publishing their
productions in profitable and satisfactory man.
ner, may receive information of interest to them
by addressing the undersigned, and simply en-
closing in each letter postage stamp 10 be placed
on letter in reply. That mere curiosity may
not induce any ono TO write to the undersigned,
he assures all tina. the information he has to give
can bc of service to but persons Of the class
addresses-namcly, ladies and gentlemen whose
writings are meritorous enough for publication,
and vet who have not the means, the skill, or the
in fluence to obtain for them promptly the favora
BILE consideration of the publishers under whose
auspices they wish them to appear.
THOMAS C. CONNOLLY,
General Correspondent,
JuIy 12-eo1m Washington, d G..
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TUsT RECEIVED, st " III THLG&GYso tAints
u OIL. Glass. asd IAnp' stovs. % 7th street, op.
posite Hall I Srosss.'s ~ scods store
do Zinc Paiut
300 gallons raw Upseed OIL
200 DO pure sps.m OH +
SSo 90 90 We Msa' H ga
Also, tanners' Neatsfoot. and Rosfn Oils
CopaI. Coach. Japan, Asphaltom. Daman, and
Shoe varnishes
800 boxes window Glass. singls end double
thickness, including French Plate. eli sisas
Together with complete assortment of Paints.
all colors. dry and ground in oil
Lamps, Girandoles. and Csndeiabras, some
entirely new patterns, gotten up expressly
Brushes of all descriptions
Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
In fact. 1 have every thing usuaily kept In
Paint, Oil, and Lamp Store, all OF which xere
the times and the emergency OF the case.
On all sums of gas and over five per cent. will
% ''''''s' ''' '''' Ion W Tar1i rs e
On 7th street. nearly opposite the Avenue
July 30-2awlm House.
Gentle Havana to puff away care.
Where can ! find thee, pray tell me where:
At tho National Cigar Emporium,
G. 8. McELFREsH.
Under the National Hotel, importer Of the finest
brands Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
LII who are fond of good Cigar should call
IA and examine his stock, containing the follow
ing celebrated brands:
Regalias, Esla ebay,
La Firmexa, Reealia LOndre Abexa
La India, Fl Ebro,
Pransado Consuelo, Negueibas,
Prabucoes, Consultations,
Empire City, Ben Franklin.
MI 20 Ohocc 0f meat mi RON ne
most celebrated manufactures.
July ls-eodlm
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT
49, THE FOUR STORY HOUSE on F street,
HiIl lately occupied by Mrs. Reed as a boarding
house 1t has been thoroughly repaired, and n
large back building has been added to ii. Inquire
corner of Thirteenth and H streets.
July 25-eodf
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MURDER OF A BRorHER.-Wlliam Van Wor-
mer, of Milford, Otsego county, shot his brother
John ON Thursday of last week. The Schoharie
Sentinel says:
"They were in the field together, when Will
liam went towards his house for his gun, which
ho had loaded with shot. Meeting his son "a
young lad) OH the way, he sent him for the gun,
saying that he desired to shoot woodchuck.' The
boy procured the gun for him, when he told his
son he could return to the house, and William
went back towards the field. Soon the boy heard
the discharge of the gun, and supposing his father
had shot the game, ran down to tho field, when
he found that his father had shot his uncle, John
Van Wormer, who was SO seriously injured us to
have little hope ofhis recovery"
The alarm was Immediately given, but before
any ono reached the premises the murderer had
fled. He was instantly pursued, and was caught
the next day near this city. No one W as present
at the affray, but from the appearance of the
wounded man, tho muzzlc Of the gun must have
been near his face. One of his hands and his jaws
are dreadfully shattered, his teeth are knocked
out, and several shots passed through his windppe
and lodged in his neck.
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BY TELEG RAPH.

New OaLEANs, August 1.-THE steamship
Texas arrived here to-day from Vera Cruz, which
she left on the 9th. Among her passengers are
Captain Mordecai and the other commissioners
sc9t out by the Government to examine the To-
calties given to the mines of Doctor Gardiner.
The Texas brings dates from the city of Mexico
to the 2lst. The government has issued decree
imposing fine and imprisonment upon unlicensed
foreigners residing in the country. The Calves
ton papers contain definite returns Of the late
election in Texas. The crops are promising.
Mirabeau Lamar was reported as dead.
Deaths in .Neio Orleans.
New ORLEANS, August 1.-THE whole num-
Der of deaths in New Orleans on Tuesday last was
l9O-of which l64 were from yellow fever.
On Wednesday the deaths were 229-0f which
1875 were Of yellow fever
From Havama-.arripal Of the Black Warrior.
New YORK, August 13--p. m-The steamship
Black Warrior, from Mobile, via Havana, arrived
at this port this morning.
She has made the run from Havana in four
days, and is full of passengers.
She brings no news of importance,
Fire In Boston,
BosroN, August ia. l.. Cutters drug
store, in this city, was burned this morning.
Loss about 5000. o1
Death Of Minister.
HARPER's FERRY, August l3.-Rev. John
Davis, distinguished minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died to-day here. He resided
in Hartford county, Maryland.
Condition of the Ohio River.
PITTsBURcH, August l3.-There are thirty -four
inches of water in the Ohio river at Pittsburgh, to
day.
National Democratic Convention.
BosToN, August l3.-Thc National Democrats
of this State have called convention to assemble
here on the same day that the regular Democrats
have chosen.
Tennessee Election.
NASHVILLE, August 13.--Greene county, Ten
nessee, where johnson, the Democratic candidate
thirteen majority. It gave Pierce only five hun
dred and twenty seven
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CHOCOLATE. COCOA, AND BROMA.
VIZ BAKER 4 CO.'S American and Vanilla
wv Premium Chocolates, Cocoa, and Broma,
to which first premiums have been awarded by the
chief Institutes and Fairs of the Union, are for
sale by all the principal Grocers in the United
States, and by their agents:
HussEY & MuRRAY, New York; GIANT b
TwELLs, Philadelphia; THOMAS V. BRUsDIeE,
Baltimore; KENNEL b DUDLEY, Cincinnati, Ohio;
and s. H. HOWELL, Georgetown, ID. G.
WALTER BAKER & CO.,
April 5-dIy Dorchester, Mass
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T AW NOTICE. SIDNEY s. BAXTER, late
IL Attorney General of Virginia, has removed to
Washington to practice law.
He will practice in the Supreme Court of the
United States, the courts of the District of Coum
bia, and attend to any professional business con-
fded to him.
Office in Morrison's new building, on Al street,
east Of Pennsylvania avenue
References: Hon. J. ]. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. G. B. Samucls, Hon
George H. Lea of the court Of appeals Of Virginia;
to the Judges of the circuit courts Of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members Of Congress from
Virginia. June ll-Tri-w6m
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Tennessee Election.

NASHVILLE, August 13.-Greene county, Ten
nessee, where johnson, the Democratic candidate
for Governor lives, gives him one thousand and
dred and twenty seven
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A RMY AND NAVY PENSION LAWS AND
"A BOUNTY LAND LAWS, including sundry
resolutions Of Congress from l776 TO 1882 compiled
by Robert Mayo, M. D., and Ferdinand Mo ulton,
counsellor at law. vol. 6vo.
July IS .t.4 FRANCK TAYLOR
DLANK DRAFTS, NOTES, AND BILLS OF
I'D EXCHANGE, of various patterns and de-
signs, and Blank Deeds. A large assortment at
low prices for sale at
TAY OR 4 MAURY'S
Bookstore, near Ninth street.
July 80
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DREADFUL SUFFERING AND DEATHS AT SEA-
Captain Young and the only known survivors, ten
in number, Of the Inflated barque Argyle, which
recently foundered on her passage from Bristol to
Quebec, arrived ut Quebec on the 5th instant.
She was loaded with iron, as has been before re-
ported. Captain Young states that their suffer
ings have been dreadful. They were nine days in
one of the ship 8 boats, drifting about on the
ocean, and six Of these days were passed without
food or water-during which time seven of the
men in the boat died of exhaustion and hunger.
Of the survivors, two are Troublesome of whom
is an old lady, turned over fifty years ofage, who,
to add to her sufferings, was doomed to see her
son, fine, strong Young man, of twenty-three
years old, die of hunger by her side. The other
female is young woman-and, strange to say,
both of these females were exposed to the same
privations that the men were, and yet they lived
through them, and saw seven strong men sink and
die under them. There were twenty-five persons
on board the Argyle, including three passengers
viz: the young woman, the old lady and her SON.
all of whom betook themselves to two ofthe ship 8
boats, one of which has not since been heard of;
and it is feared that but ten of the twenty five
have been left to tell the sad tale.
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rINHE PROPRIETOR OF THE IRVING
i HOTEL would respectfully remind the pub
lie that, during the repairs of Wizards HOTEL he
offers accommodations to those who have business
in the upper part of thecity; or who like airy and
comfortable apartments.
June D5-u DANIEL ID. FRENCH.
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Lights, HOT

j II d o., at
GAs-FITTERS AND PLUMBERS,
South side Pennsylvania Avenue, bet,ceen Al and
9Th streets, opposite National Hotel.
CANDELABRAS. ORNAMENTAL AS-BURN-
ERS. PROJECTORS, BRACKETS, &c, sc.
TINE SUBSCRIBERS having lately fitted up
i their establishment, are now prepa red 10 in
troduce into stores factories. hotels private
licences, Gas-Pipes, with all the necessary append
ages, after the most approved and modern ST. les
Having been engaged almost. exclusively for the
last Eve years 10 this particnIAr branch OF busi-
ness, they feel confident that their work will not
fail to please any who may favor them with their
patronage.
They have now on hand and are daily receiving
a beautiful lot of Wall Brackets and ornamental
Gas Fixtures suitable for saloons private parlors,
and halls, to which they respectfully invite the
public inspection.
Orders left at our Cas- Fitting Depot will be
punctually attended to.
The subscribers having in their employ none but
competent workmenx God and faithful jobs may
be expected.
Gas Fitting and Plumbing in all its branches
ATTENDED to promptly and with despatch.
j. REESE co.
N. B. The subscribers have for inspection of
their portable Gas Generators, intended for light
ing churches and country residences-a new and
extremely convenient invention.
July 16-eodlm~ J. r. b co.
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tionaI Democratic Co,,pentio,,,

National Democratic Convention.
BosToN, August l3.-The National Democrats
here on the same day that the regular Democrats
have chosen.
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CARPET BAGS, for sale at extremely low
~ prices, at LAMMOND'S.
Aug l3-3teOd
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The Weather-Deaths from Effect of
N the Heat. rs

In New York, up to 5 o clock Friday afternoon,
no less than thirty deaths reported at the
oners' Offices; of these upward of twenty were
caused by the excessive heat of the weather. The
coroners were busily engaged during the day in
holding inquisitions upon the bodies Of those who
died on Thursday, and many inqusitions will have
to be deferred until to-day. s gE
The weather yesterday was most intolerably
hot. At 3 p. IN. in our publication Office the
thermometer marked one hundred and one degrees.
AT midnight it was 90.-.Ns,o York Tribune, 18th.
For ourselves, both by night and day, we have
no recollection of such week as tho one Just
closing. -.Nsw York Express, 18th.
1t has been intensely hot to-day. Two persons
fell dead in the streets this afternoon from sun
stroke. --Boston Advertiser, 18Th.
The week which closes to-day has been one of
the hottest of the season. The weather has been
oppressive and exhaustng. At 3 p. m. the Their
mometer ranged from 80 degrees to IS degrees in
the shade. We believe that tho hottest day in
juno it reached 81 degrees. The general health
Of the city is nevertheless good, although several
deaths have occurred from excessive heat and the
effects Of cold water taken imprudently. Too
much care cannot be exercised at this of the
year. The human. frame is deblitated, and UNI
necessary exposure is apt to be attended with Sc
rious consequences. -P Philadelphia Inquirer, 18Th
Tho heat was so intense to-day that many out :
door workmen were compelled to desst from Ia
Dor. We heard of several who were taken to
their homes overcome by the excessive heat, but
have not learned of any cases which terminated
fatally Philadelphia Evening Bulletin, 18th.
WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y.-Five persons died
from the effects of the heat on Friday last. We
are informed also of deaths in Newark and other
places, from the effects of the heat on Friday.
A thermometer placed in q large and usually
cool room of the Sun building, where it had never
previously attained to more than 80 degrees, went
up to 80 boldly, and stuck there for couple of
hours. In other places the mercury rose to SO and
100 degrees There was a slight breeze all day
from the South.-BaItim,orr Sun, 18Th.
This is the hottest day we have yet had-the
thermometer ranging from 80 to 80 degrees since
IL O'Clock. Patriot, 18th.
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WArcn.--Seoing advertisement in one of
the city papers that "a gold watch and gold chain
were taken out of tho watch fob of plastcror
while he was at work ,on Saturday morning in a
dwelling on Pennsylvania avenue" reminds us Of
the advice contained in verse
SHE that would wear watch this he must do,
Pocket his watch, and watch his pocket, too"
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NIOIICE.-The members IF the Mercantile
IN Library Association are hereby notified that
the reading rooms Of the Association will be Open
ed on TUESDAY,, Goth instant, from O'Clock to 8
O'Clock, a. M, and from O'Clock to 10 O'Clock,
m.
The rooms to DO reopened daily at the above
hours, until further notice
BY order Of the Board Of Directors: ia
THOS. Z. LLOYD Sec'y,
July rs
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Condition Of the Ohio River.
PITTSBURGH, August 13.-There are thirty -four
inches of water in the Ohio river, at Pittsburgh to
day
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Death of q Minister.

leu" " " SuTtStc'.
HARPER's FERRY, August l3.-Rev. John
Davis, distinguished minister Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, died to-day here. He resided
in Hartford county, Maryland.
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THE GRAND jury have been discharged by the
criminal court for the present term. They sepa
rated without finding presentment against A
J. Morrison, who, it is well known, occasioned
not little excitement some weeks ago by wound
ing certain parties by shooting them with pistol
It is said that the material witnesses were absent
from the city. 1t is not certain there will be fur
thor proceedings in the premises
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GEORGE w. CUTTER, Attorney and Coun-
" sellor at La,c, Office in Todd's Building, Penn
sylvania avenue, one door west of Browns Hotel,
Washington.
july 28-3m
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The TOLLS on the Chesapeake and Ohio Ca
nal, for the past week, amounted to $2,365.
Within that period seventy-ive boats arrived at
Georgetown, nearly all of which were laden with
Cumberland coal; the farmers, it is said, keeping
back their grain for higher prices, anticipating a
general war in Europe.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-16

lIiINJ NlNl''IS,
tF'i5ltS &i'U .. NNNr4rt NA
W ~ ~ ~ ~ 80. - ~. ; ~ a%S
IE SuU,CEIHl'R returns h' 'occ'c ,i,rl,, %
- w W, ~ 't|'n.V, ., i'wnohl on Hcnnty, "Fa,n"u.
u,y 10 mt .u,'C' '"t 'mf hHr,a' patronage, Dr' .c
"lH, WIZ !" ~ r,v,r C.'uuUo'' ION =, 'h" snnr.
lnc I'ont'em WI, counurl his business n hc saue
W"u OlN P,i" PCS Wa' Ike S'oblHhre,t IN EaS
t.rW nnV h%,. w.. NV ""'gcieI Nill edUrrc
Wc,y 'o w" 'VNh P,uC' SYSTEM - EAery
", MI" W. ~ W. morN'l " Ne WY "LNNCst CHsb
,nnro' N ,,,,o '" WV WV " I'ole, ulIe's Tor
E."W,ycl /, ~, 49, i ,, ,u", y, uu"ue WEnR wlI
,,Y,rt .nL a. r,r a., 'iI,,,,.U,'ol 70 Ho SI"st'
,,,Ls a., -, ,p,,o, ., ,l ,L. ~. wv" veg l,om lne
'Nmcm IN p''luclve ard desirable osou 10 1urcha,.
rs,lnr nuilhnE under the name sl d Y Goots
horams w be Jared IN procuring for nv custom.
as uuWtW df"y such muc'c, which nle not 10 bo.
nWd m hts ma kct.
Enlmg only from 'hC hpo' icrs. md The beet Whole.
, al, llm."S IN ~, LoujS Nv selections are uade
~ goat rd,r, a. - Ecgdnct of Nlylc hnd drrd5iliiv
"li n' IL rctcr' e guooS Wrkiy 80 lotg rs nn,iIa
! I"n lrmNlus orrlh Nmtd W enable me- at all times
:" mNc comr'"" assortment on lMul Tor the mipee-
ON OF lh's- wrl"g to purchase Fancy, Variety, AID
Staple Irr Good'.
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G,l:.a?ry and Dress Goods.
Mas, H. ! KIM,
Il Rh.nnh slrhAt, North Of Hill Rtreet,

On Second Street, Ecrth Of Hill Street,
Sr,,,. ,ecr,Nrv nrd opouu9 her SPRING STYLES
! =, GOODS, ~ ahnug ct 10 supply her customers
yi.h wi N,uI, uf lAnV silN BOnOe,1 EmhroGetd
Gimhs, anN my, nj rve,y Nesedn,olAnt SIZE, Sc
Mil rn ~ hmd pVa,iry OF Sp,ug MAnilaS, Ola new
STYLE yut Ai.srN AID cNRd eN's BasqNcS Also, a
hordscoa as or,mCu, or Ve,lS, Ribbons, and Flowers.
Dresses m,or anN patterns cut TO ord IN tNC ate'
styles Gloves, LrlngS, Feathers, Ladies' K9'hg
Hat, Nrd every thing else usually called Tor IN sN'h Nn
e. NhNshwtnL
NnIr cNrnAmg a general invitation 20 call, she
Ivishr, ,Nr act Arp IN mind, that she is delclmhed
There Shall W. 20 reasonable ground OF compliant on
,c.,u,l .. vr,es, (mch.3nwy)
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GlLGlIRS%T lGHlER,
AtioliINy az Law,

II AvING located at HAENiDNn Missouri, Will
ii M Cu,c IN the courls rr tie counties OF Mar on
Rolls Pike, Montgomery, Warep, Lincoln, and ST.
Chatlea ~. ..s ,,.;...A
NIsSiSsl - pWaSI. twly'
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NEVER FAILING REMEDYll!
NNLn0WAY'S OINTMENT.


Copy OF OLottcr from M Thompson, Chemist, Liv.
c,pool, dated August gUh 1892.
To Professor llnLL0w
DE,R Stp- am ~ aided 10 iun'sh yon with most
tN,rauuiinaty cwc rl crd by your invaluable Oint'
vet nrd ni hI which hN, nSoulshrd every ptison &C.
Q,a,u'cJ with s.tr,cr, About 10 yours Ugo, Mr.
". LuumIs, ol B,n"y Suonl, In THIS town, was
tho N om lcis', Whereby he received very scr.
nIs uiwice hl hal the b't medical advice AT The
inH. and va hrls,wMts m intimate cf different IN
hTmitH, We, hc g."w ~u'c aud a. last malg-
nNm wnurr ulcer settled Ia his hip, which 20
completely crippled hm, that he could not move with
out cm'chcs 'o NEARLY OlCnrsj recently he began 10
use your Omlm, On puls, which have now healed
ne Wound, Strengthened hi, limb, aud enabled him to
Suspense with hE clutches, so that he can walk with
the greatest cnse, aud with renewed health and yigour
A NSsSTT" SlIx,RAoRpMAnY cGRE oF' 4
DREADFUL SKIN DISEASE WHEN ALL
MEDICAL AUD uND FAILED.
Copy OF a Letter from Mr. ltri, Diaper, Of Ready,
near GamSbrui dated Mach lst, 1902.
To professor hoLLowNY,
81, Some time since, one Of INV children wa, Nr.
0irlcd with dreadful cruptionS over the body Hnd
limbs obtained the advice Of several emiuent Sur.
grcns end Physicians, hv all Of whom the cosc WIS
considered hcl eleSs. At lCng h tried vor Ointment
aud Pills, and without cNag seraion. the effect was m
rNculous Cor by perserlg N Their use oil he erup.
tion' aNickly disappeared, aud the child was restored
to perlect heath,
previously lost cht,d from similar complaint,
and firmly believe, had | in her case adopted your
medicines sho would have been saved also, shall be
happy to testify the Truth of this to Hwy cUGnnrr
crRrNSITN; R&MEDrroRscGIRR' Tic TIC HUMcps
AND AN ASTONISHING CURE OF AN
OLD LADY SEVENTY YEARS OF AGE
OF \ BAD LEG,
Cory oE . Letter Clom Mrssrs. Walker aud Co Chem
ISIS, DOth
To Professor HoLLowAy,
DEAR SIR,--Among the humorous cNrca effected BY
the use or your valuable m drinrS IN the ncighhor'
hood we may menton that oI az OLD lady uvug ~
the Village m Preston, about Eve nd,ts hom wis
CIV She had UleRraled Won rdS N hrr L. z luI many
Years aud Nllerly they iOcr a,ol 10 such M ALARMING
cy,rnt ~ To dCfV ~ the nsuR rome lies her healll
rspIlv giving way Hnderthc sutI She cUdnred. II
,At, distressing conihoO she had rvcoplso 10 you
Ointment aud Pills, aud by the assistance OF hs
friends was enabled 10 perSerere IN hrrUe nulil sh
trcchsl perfect cure, We nave on ,eNes bre,
greatly N,tcnishrd At the eject upon so old person
81. iny above TD years Of age, We shalt be hAnp!
to SATISFY " enquiries a. to tho authenticity OF lhl
t,pgy wCau,rlW case, either personally or by le,ir"
Nrriya'c IN the Bath Police Folc', also, has bre
ne, Erlly rmcd oi an old Scorhntic affection in lh
lace, aIsr az other means had failed lie StMes tha
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