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rival of the PhiEadeIphin.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10
The steamer Phiisde,phia. from Aspinwal. has
arrived I. Butter King is sreong TIL Passengers
Flores was preparing ..r another expedition
agsns. Ecuador.
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Tic .Merliets.

BA-TlMoRE, Jan. 10 Nothing doing IN Flour
and ain.
NEW York Jan. l3.-Foar and Grain steady at
Yesterday rates. with moderate sales
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ByJ.R. ID. Payne, Salesman.

I AND FOR REM Al AUCVEON-The
Ii subscriber will otf,r for rent at puolic auction
Saturday next, the 18th day of this month"; on
the premises, the land, (37o acres) of which John
Hitchcock, deceased, died possessed, lying in Hen
rico county, the road leading to Charles C y
court house, and about one-half OF mile from the
church at four mile creek. Said lands were occu-
pied last year by Mr. c. Micoul They are in good
orcer, aud the buildings and out houses upon them
are sufficient tor the comfortable accommodation
moderrte sized family. The renting will be
for the period Of one year, and the rentor will
required To execute bond with security for the
payment of the rent
EDWARD Y CANNON, Atty for
Z. c. HITCHCOCK. auInx. of
J. HITCHCOCK, deceased.
J r. d. PAYNE, Auctioneer
ECES9 Ii the weather should be unfavorable the
renting will be postponed until the next fair day
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NEw loRK Jan. l3.-The snow is now two feet
dee2 in this city, and has commenced falling
%
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N-JGH ~ BRuoKLVN,-A stroiling band
. -c.3alGels in Brooklyn, n. Y, on Tuesday
...a.a-, a.'at day-ll.h', attacked a man
a-. ai Join " ard, who was on his way home,
a. a..,r c'a.uy heating him, stabbed him 10
r.- h..g.e"u,In- death on the spot. The de-
...-.a ..a,-, u wife and Two children. Four
o.. lie party lave been arrested, named SchgaD,
he b. >car.m, ana Borden. Warrants ale out
'.ry.ntIs.
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BY James III. TAYLOR.

VALUABLE z ROPE RTY ON LON.
BARD ALLEY AND VIRGINIA STREET AT
AUCTIOH:-WIll be sold on Friday next the 14th
INST az O'Clock +. NJ. upon the premises tne life
interest of Mrs. +. w Douthat in and TO that yalu-
able tobacco factory, situated at the intersection of
Virginia street and Lombard Alley, and now in the
occupancy of Mr.. D NJ. Branch.
This property is now under an annual rent of
$500, and being centrally located and in good order
will always yield fair rent
Further particulars will be given on application
to the subscriber.
Terms: one-third cash; balance at six months
for q note with interest satisfactorily endorsed
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR
ia l0--td Auct'r
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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April Is, Is
urs ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskrtdge. u. .. NJ.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August I8, 1871.
Mr. z Boush-Dear Sir: While am in general op-
posed Potent Medicines candor compels me to state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tncture For several months past
have used in my family, and in dyspepsia loss ap
petite, dizziness and general debility, with entire
cess. So far as my experience extends therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted
safe and efficient remedy.
| am. resuectfnllY Ynnrs
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ELECTION OK JOHN III. CLAYToN.-The
delaware Legislature have elected John nj
ia! ton to the United States Senate for six
NeSfs from the Ain of next March.
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no FIOphelUIs, N u.
Chronic Rheumatism of 80 \ ears stand.


Scarcely able to work for seventeen years and the
flesh withered from his limbs. Levi Hills, Esq,
writes OTTAWA Lasalle county, Illinois, August 10
81 have suffered from Chronic rheumatism for thirty
years for seventeen years was scarcely able to walk
or stoop to the oor my left limb had persisted away
considerable and was very weak. had used so many
prescriptions from physicians and other remedies, al
to purpose, that despaired of ever being cured
| was influenced however, to try Mortimores 'Rheu-
matte Compound and rejoice TO say, it acted like
charm. This was eight months ago have exercised
much every day SINCE and have been exposed 30 all
kinds of weather. but have continued to improve IN
health and the flesh has returned to my limbs which
have become strong as ever LEVI HILLS"
IA 9-dif
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE.
l4th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Cla

Drawn Nos Delaware, CLASS 10, Jan II:
rs Al 10 II A. as 81 10 "a ~ 81 L
To-6ay.-rhe Delaware State Lottery Glass u.
Capitals ? of S!6,666, . of 7777. ? OF 4444, of
223O, 20 of 1000, &c. 7S numbers, 10 drawn.
Tickets So ia IA
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M ANTED-A wet Nurse. Eoeuire OF
w ia l2-4tF kBTYLEp.
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NnW .;RUP n. %. sUGAk.-zo hhds prime
IN New Crop New Orleans Sugar In store, Tor
/. 10 ASLEE.
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- The uial OF the parties indicted in the
oase VI the steamers Henry Clay and Reindeer,
was oegun On Tuesday morning, in the U. S.
Daulcl COurt Of New York.
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e 4 second examination of the youth, Co
1"ioa7 "lnkIeman, on the charge of murder
ing lad named Thomas II. Miller, in Balti-
more has resulted in his commitment for Trial.
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HE SToRM.-ln New York, on Wednes
Gay evening, the Storm ragged with great VIC
IeHce' accompanied by heavy fall of snow
he steamer Illinois, with the California
mus and specie, was reported below, but
could not get up.
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tIRE.-The dry goods store of Guggenhei-
"ef Il Untermyer, in Lynchburg, was des
uoysd ty fire on Monday night last. Partially
lnsureI.
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BY Alexander Mott 81 CO.

OUR EVENING SALES will be continued
" until the season Closes commencing seven
O'Clock, at which time will sell from the shelves
in lots TO suit purchasers good selection of piece
and cut dry goods hardware, cutlery, guns, pistols,
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time pieces
Of every description Also general assortment OF
f6ncy goods. allen MOTT q co,
no Auctioneers,
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House ANDLOT IN RAKER sTREET

~ UUSE ANDAUT On BA "a Elk STREET
D. i AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on Wednes.
day next, 18th inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon
upon the premises,a framed House and Lot situated
on Baker street, near the late residence of Capt
John Prentiss The house contains some three
four rooms and the lot fronts about IS feet and
runs back l20 feet.
TERMs.-One third cash, balance at 4 and 8
months, with interest, and the title retained until
the payment of the whole of the purchase money
ja7 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
POs;p0nement.-In consequence of the in
clemency of the weather, the above sale is post.
poned to SATURDAY, the 18th inst a! O'clock
ia 10 ]. NJ T.
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-3 he stable belonging 10 Mrs. Bull, at
-'o''o'N' was des iroyed by fire on Tuesday,
w. quantity Of lime belonging to Messrs.
A"eIlng d Praif, and the blacksmith shop Of
As9sTa Page Il Allen partially consumed
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TbNHREE ILDIN G. LOTS ON
l. CHURCH HILL AT AUCrION.-Will be
sold on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at o'clock Z. NJ.
upon the premises Three building Lots, beautiful
y situated the west side OF 18th St, between K.
and l. Streets these lots front 81 feet eacn and
back 1872 feet to alley these lots arein an eeva-
ted and pleasant situation, and about the pref
uest now to be had in that vicinity, and persons
wishing to build convenient to the principal places
OF business, and at the same time at moderate cost
shOu attend this sale
Terms: one third cash bal in six months with
int and deed of trust or the title retained.
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
ia 10 A,ot,-
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= Letter to be Rend aud Thought upon.
3 a u ~, u n, " N :

L SPOkEH.-NOW SPEAKS TIE SOUTH
THE SUNNY SOUTH Hear the tribute given by
oae ct her sons, in his 74th year. Can there be
hI,y mind So ejudiced not to yield to such Il
mass of estimony daily given in favor OF namp-
toms Vegetable Tincturc, in every hsmet,
village ana city where il has found its way Crate.
tul hearts sueAk It's urnise
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Fly Dunlop. MOncure ~ Co,
RGCERIES AT AUCTEON.-OnT TIES.
~ DAY, the 18th instant commencing az 10
O'CLOCK. we vii! sell at our store, general assert.
ment of Groceries, consisting in part CT
4O hhds Sugar, part prime quality
Laeuayra and Rio Coffee
q hiOlasses ana Syrup
Rye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality
Adamantine and Tallow Candles
Apple and peach Brandy
E Rum
Gunpowder and Pouchong Teas
Mustard
$4,000 genuine Havana Cigars, superior quality
so hhds prime Bacon
loo bos Coffee Sugar
TERMs-Unoer 500 cash; over that amount four
months credit Tor approved negotiable pape-.
G3T Sale without regard weather
il II DUNLOP. MONCURE a. co Aucts
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sTRATTON;s f5FEIUE.

Drawn Nos OF Delaware, NO TO- Jan. Il:
rs Al l6 20 40 46 81 10 "a AZ 81
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra 10, Jan. -:
81 63 90 20 81 65 "A 80 40 u So 80
To. day. Delaware, No ~ Capital S33 332
75 numbers, - drawn. Tickets SIS ia14
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WANTED.

w the city, good Prizeman or TOBACCO box
prizeT; tor such one, a tar price will be given.
Apply at this office. ia ll-3ts
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NINETY THOUSAND COPIES SOLD
" WEEkIY-Di c EN- s. Il on Sc q l. D
WORDS.-Tne subscribers have become Agents
for the aboye named popular Period cal, 10000
copies of which sold N England, weekly, and
from the peculiar character of Its contents it can
net tail to become equally popular in this country
Yearly subscribers received al 81 So per an
gum, payab lie in advance.
We also Agents tor the Illustrated Magazine
Of AT, and for PutnaIn's Monthly
subscriptions received Tor all the popular
Magazines and Newspapers
e. III. WEST & BROTHER,
ia - Under Exchange EoIel
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WALL be sold on Friday, the 18th day At
w January, in front of the COnstable's office, |
Table, Barrels, containing Brandy and Wniskey;
lol Smoking Tobacco, pair Scales show Cases
Bureau, Press, let Chairs, lor Chewing Tobac
co. lot Mackere lot Jars and sundry other articles
to satisfy distress warrants in my hands
ia ID B BLAIR G. G.
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= Mr.. Newell, who was injured by the
recent accident on the Boston and Maine Rail
road, died on Tuesday last.
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{ ANT BE SURPAssED.-Bfead, uoIIs
materials aud workmanship, At ''
Nm FALCONER'S
"a - Bakery, III Main street
Al SODA.-Z1 b1ls tur sale Dy
- ia IS DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
{ ,oFFEE @UGAK.-I5O b5!s RECEIVING and
- Tor Ea.e Uy
80 DAVENPORT, ALLEN L. co.
EkFHNTS E0H ALE.-yy. viii -,-7I =,
Ie4'a-3 la richmond, H Woman about IS
go =. sse, ~a" Is 4 good Cook aud Washer -
/, remain IN the city "s'' '''' -'S
.'-a IoL@K Il COOK, General Agen.s.
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90 CASES HUCH WINE, Johanniberg
~ Cabinet, l6i6, TO arrive and for sale by
WILLS a. LOMBARD,
ia ID l42 Main 81, opposite A. Duval's
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u Mr.. James Il. Wilson, Of Prince Fd.
"o'1 county, has been appointed = tobacco
Inspector Richmond.
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NURSE WANTED.-We wish to buy or
IN hire good Nurse Apply to
de 30 l.. d CRENSHAW & CO.
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OUBLIC SALE.-On TUESDAY, the 25th of
January rext, il fair, If not the next fair day
thereafter will be offered for sale the tract of land
on which the subscriber now resides, containing
1875 Acres, onefourth OF which Is in original
growth, the balance cleared and in second growth
Pine 1t lies in the county Of Chesterfield, twenty
miles from Richmond, and one and half miles
from Tomshawk depot, on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad. The wood land is heavily tim
oered with oak, suitable for Slaves, which at the
present price OF barrels and being near railroad
renders it valuable. creek runs Through the
place. giving fair proportion OF Hat land, some
OF which is very good, and has been made secure
from reshets. There ali necessary out build
ipgs, most OF which are in good repair The barn
Is very large and has Threshing Machine at
tached. The dwelling contains six rooms and has
been lately repaired. There Is an lce-house with
pond very near, well stocked with fish. There are
coed orchards, including young one OF three
years old, of choice trees from Mr.. Sinton's Nur-
sery. The well Of water in the yard cannot be-
surpassed A further description 10 unnecessary,
as persons disposed to purchase are invited to view
the premises, which will take pleasure III showing
At the same time and place will be sold the crops
Of Corn Fodder, Oats &c, together with the stock
of Cattle Hogs and Sheep, Plantation Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Terms made known on day OF sale My ad'
dress is Hallsboro.
de 2l-2awtd WIN F. LOCKETT.
.E.-There viii be sold wednss.
I day, the 18th day of January. 1883, II fair, II
not, the next fair day at the residence of Mrs
Ann Hatcher, near Beaver Dam Church, In the
county OF Goochland, between twelve and ntteen
likely Slaves; The most of them are young. Anon5
them is good Blacksmith, between twenty nse
and thirty years of age. Crops OF all kinds' !ae
horses and stock OF every description, ana 'h0
plantation tools. The Slaves will be sold ior gas,
the other property upon credit purchasers gr Us
bond and Good secuIity For all sums under Ten
doila s. cash, and all over ten, credit Oh niae
months All persons to whom the estate o. 'ostan
Hatcher, deceased, Is indebted VIII please osing
per,ons VIII, are indebted to teests;e, will please
'A''' ANN HATCHER,
Executrx of Josiah Hatcher, deceased.
ia 4-dld
nuLS.-best sperm, soigf, Goa flt and Olive
~ oils, for sale BY o,r,., 80
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RlTISH PEkIODiCAi1 LITEKA.
" IuRE=NASH 4 MOlQaQIISE axo ..

? RiTlSH PERIODICAL LITEKA.
~ TURE.-NASH & WOODHOUSE are agents
for
/. The London Quarterly Review, (Conserya.
tive)
The Edinburg Review, (Whig)
3 The North British Review, Gree church,
The Westminster Review (Liberal)
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Although these works are distin guished bv the
political shades above indicated vet but a small
portion of their contents is devoted to political sub
jects. Il is their literary character which gives
them their Chief value, and in that they stand con
tessedy far above all other journals of their class
BLackT02d still under the iatherly care of Christie
pher North, main aims its ancient celebrity and is
at this time unusually attractive, from the serial
works Of BulWer. and other literary noables, writ
ten for that magazine, and first appearing in its
columns both in Great Britain and in the United
States.
Such works as "The CATIONS" and "Ny New
Novel" doth by Bulwer) The Green Hand"
katie Stewart" and other serials, of which hume
rous rival editions issued by the leading pua-
fishers in this country. have to be re printed by
those publishers from the pages of Blackwood after
IL has been Issued by Messrs Sbott 4 Co., SO that
subscribers to the reprint of that Magazine may al.
ways rely on having the earliest rea4ing of these
fascinating tales.
TERMS: Per ann
For any of the four Reviews 81 90
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They are also agents for Harper's Monthly Ma
gazne-S3 per annum
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annum
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The London Lancet, nonta!y-95 per annum
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quarterly-sj
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view. qusrterly-S3
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aunum ia Is
DON'T BE AN CRY. OTHER
~ Don't get angry, mother,
No time is III the house,
The days seem sad and dreary,
I'm as quiet IS mouse.
There is store on Governor street.
As you cross from the Dispatch.
where father had his watch re0aird
And for time. twas hard 10 match.
But now my fisher he's from home
ARC time we cannot tell,
But bid him fetch it to repair,
know he'll do it well.
So now adieu to al my friends,
Ano il you are cut wise,
On 18th street just take peep
And me do patrorize.
BARTHOLO MEW.
ia Is Watch Maker, opposite the Dispatch.
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NEW FAMILY RAKERY.-TO

SfeTfa NEW FAMILY BAkERY.-TO
SkaAsS THE LOVERS OF GOOD BREAD!-
ga The undersigned respectfully announce
sssAaaS to the citizens of Richmond that they have
entered into partnership, under the style OF ADAM
& co, for the purpose of conducting the Bakery
business at the stand NO IA Main street, former.
ly occupied by Mr. James Simpson. The store end
saloon have undergone thorough repair aud been
fitted up in a tasteful and elegant manner.
From the long experience of the senior partner
in every department Ct the business-he having
been engaged for period OF eight years as princi
pal baker, at the Aston House, New York, ami en-
ployed for many years at the first class ests bish.
meats in this country and it being our intention
10 all times the best materials that can be OBJ
tanned dater ourselves that the quality and va.
riety of the articles manufactured By Us will not
fail to please all who may favor with their pat
TOnage.
Particular attention will be given to the manufac.
ture OF bread, and We feel confident that we will
produce ali article which will commend itself TO
the approval OF the public. Hot Rolls will be fur
niahed every morning. Buns and Tea Biscuit every
evening.
Our assortment Of Cakes plain, fancy and orna,
mented, viii be large and varied. Fruit Pies Of diff
trent kinds will be made daily
Ur1ers ior any article IL our line will receive
prompt attention.
Relying on an opening visit, and share Of CUB.
lie patronage, we subscribe ourselves
JAMES ADAM,
JOHN GRGAME, II.
B-We will open on THURSDAY, l3tn inst,
when families and others obtain Bread or hot
Rolls in the morning OF That day ia i2--Gt
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD STAND

Drawn Nos Susquehanna, 7, Jan. 70:
46 10 81 81 Is n 62 63 SO 80 as 8 "a SO l
Tickets, 3 10 ST. do 80 IS II. 500
T0-day.-Md- ConsollGeted 6. Capitals l of
$4,000, Of $500. OF 500, IL of 23l, &c rs mum
beIs, IA drawn. Tickets S4-sharas in proportion.
Als0-Patapsco No SO Capitals l of $500,
OF 1000 l OF Isl, OF 600, OF 400, / of 200, 40 of
% 70 numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets S2-shRres in
proportion
il IA SMITH.
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OLE BULLS FAREWELL CONCERT

OLE BULLS FAREWELL CONCERT
IN AMERICA
In consequence Of great many families having
been unable to obtain seats for Ole Bulls FIRST Grand
Concert. and by particular request, a SECOND
and LAST GRAND CONCERT will take place on
Tuesday Evening, Jan. IS. 1858,
AT AFRICAN CHURCH,
On which occasion he will be assisted by Signora
Adelina Patti, the musical Phenomenon. and ~.
strakosch, the great Pianist
Price OF admission One Dollar.
Seats may be secured without extra charge, be.
ginning Saturday, January 18Th, at 9 O'clock, at
Messrs. Nah Il Woodhouses Store.
ia Is
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IA OhE1 l1ORE's KHEUnlATlC COM
I'VE POUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness 70
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured. More than one
thousand of chronic rheumatism (of the wont
form OF this dreadful dsease) have been cured pens
nenty during the past year by the OF few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties of high standing, many of
whom have been cripples for years. from the effects of
this hitherto incurabe disease, but who now affirm
that they sound and WELL made by thIs great
medy, which is a vegetable sprit-an internal remedy
prepared for this disease alone and this it VIII
cure in every case either infammatory (acute,) OF
chronic form Testimony o: the most undoabted cha
racer will be chseruiy submitted the inspection OF
all who may feel sufficiently interested to call the
proprietors their Central Office, No. Barclay st.
Astor Hsuse New York. One bottle g. three bottles
$40 PURCELL, LADD CO,
Sole Agentsfor Richmond
ALEXANDER a. Co
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CHESTER DISTRICT South Carolina,
January Sd 1853

CHESTER DISTRICT, South Carolina,
January 3D. 1853 {
.Messrs Mortimer s, MocJray- Gentlemen FOR
the last i've years have been severe sufferer
tom Raeumatisn till seeing your recommended
toG ct Ha,nutons Vegetable Tincture, purchased
a bottle and the first dose las so much relieved me
that CO.. slider it bat justice to give to the suffering
world the result oftha application
Mine acute Rheumatism in the back-sO bad
that | was confined TO my bed tor the last six
months The first bottle acted like charm; the
second restored strength 10 my poor afflicted back
and am now as wei and feel as Young as when
l was sixteen | atn now seventy four wears Of
age.
l consider your Tincture the greatest discovery
Of the age; and poor suffering humanity o,sght to
erect monument 10 DR. Hampton who has saved
thousands from pain. And you, gentlemen have
acted the parL OF public oeneIactors in dssemiuat
Ing tn benefits which have resulted from your in
va!uaJis Iiucture.
am plain cotton planter and have never writ
ten to- literary fame; but when my fellow beings
afflicted, shall hesitate, or through modesty
withhold any nformatlon valuable to my fellow
man 80 |! you consider this worthy ct place III
any Ct your newspapers your at libesty TO
make use OF it
Yours truly, ALVAH KENDALL.
Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Despair
"A Lady 5 Testimony after hirty-eigh years Of
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful medi.
cine, could it perform the astonishing made by
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April Is, 1852
Messrs Tyler u Adar:
have been afflicted with rheumatism at times from
my twelfth year; will be fifty years of age the 18th
ofths month; the attacks at times SO severe as
to render me helpless have tried various remedies
to very little effect. Last October attacked in
my shoulders sides, back, and hips could rest,
day or night; could not move any part of my body
without crying with pain at this time also tried
ny remedies internal and external, without receiving
any relief; was at last advised to try Hampton's We
getable Tincture; before l had taken one bottle Of
which felt much better, and continued taking
felt strength coming into my back and limbs, and my
stomach strengthened and revived every way; have
taken five bottles, and much better than expect
ed to be. | intend to it whenever need it, and
would recommend 1t to the afflicted believing it
qualled.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL