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London currespon Gent says: :" have
had opportunity of speaking on the subject
to persons in almost every rank of society,
and the feeling is the same-that the mar
riage, as regards Louis Napoleoa's popular
ity, is decided blunder, and that not so
much from the inse,iority in rank of TIE
lady chosen, as from the particular choice
made. No one is blinded as to the true
motives which have brought about this mai
,iage-motives which, if creditable to the
virtue and frmness of the lady, are very
differently looked upon as respects the gen
tleman. There is no end to the puns. &C.
nurdrums, and quodlibets to which the
affair has given rise Paris is inundated
with them-circulated extensi sely, not in
printed newspapers, but by the still more
misc!ievous 5, stem of manuscript circulars
passed from hand to hand, under the title
If NoureVes a la Kain, and to be found in
all public places. In the upper classes tie
di>approbatlon, even among the Bonapart-
lists, is universal; but this signifies ltsle to
Louis Napolt on, for he seems to have set
the upper ranks at d. fiance.
But he will think it perhaps of more i'm
pnrtance, when be knows that the same
feelings pervade the working classes Of
society, an that it a pears to have descended
lower Of the scale than on any former &C.
casion. The coup d etat of the "a of D, Gem
Der had little effect on the ourrier, who con-
sid red it as merely family quarrel among
politicians, and therefore matter with
which he had nothing to do. But now the
case is very different; there is not work
man in Paris ~ho does not know every par
ticular Of the history Of the marriage, or
who does lot find s. me coarse joke to handy
on the occasion. In the army the fleet has
been deplorable; and, coming as it does,
after such freaks as the domination of civil
ians like Napoleon Bonapar'e TO the rank
of general of division, and the promotion Of
officers, whose only services have been in
the Palace of the Elysee, over the heads Of
their seniors, who have gained their laurels
and rank by years service in thu Fl /, has
crea ted an irritation of which we have not
yet seen the end. The only class of society
which has not expressed disapprobation is
the peasantry, and on them the marriage
has hitherto made but little impression,
merely because they know little about it, 50
completely has all int Hgtlce On rolt Cal
matters te'n suppressed in tie country dis
trcts.
"A g'nt'tman, WHO was speaking of the
talent Of the Empress for craftsmanship,
praise d her skill i'll leaprg. 'Je c,ois Jien,'
said an auditor, 'E'le .tronchie la Bar, is
III Tone' She las leaped the Barrier
of the Throne, one Of the walls of Paris"
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AMCSEMf NTS.
NATIONnL THEATRE.

MI r.. A. VI iRSH -LL......-..........- SOLE LE.,,,
MIR. A W. FEM .......ACTlNG Il Stage N,y..,a
Mr.. Ill IL MATTESVN ..--................ TRE,>,t
Benefit of the greet Ans rcan Com, dian
NIX. CHARLES BUtKE.
THIS EVENING. MARCH IS,
The peIf rma, &c to e"mmen,e N il the cect-y,s,
rama. liz tao &C :. cal ed
the EEVOiCTIuNI
NesSarotamia Japk ns............ Mr. C. Burk
rriss,y Br+xley ..-..............Mr {. Bur-
Iii Inland ing-.-.......Miss Annie Waltr
To be f,iiow,d b. the lnus halle Farce csuS
KISS IN TIE DARK
Dir. se.lm Pet:ib 81 ................ MIR. c. BURKE
Mrs iettib nc--.-.............--.Nrst burke
To conclu le i.h the eeiel II ei Extraragapzi #
tuu, Fia>h H. and Frolie, in art. e4lle,
NkW YoEh IN Slices
---......--Nr. c. Bu k,
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SsB The Washington correspondent of
the Pennsy lvanian has heard an amusing
definition of ''od fcgy." 1t is one who sits
on the shirt-tail of progress, and cries wo
wo..
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CREDITABLE 1t is creditable for those
clerks who formerly attended their Office by
eleven o'clock o be seen going btt~een eight
and nine O'Clock now. What's 10 the wind
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B9~ Lola M.nttz, after "A series of adj
ventures in New Orleans, in one Of which
two officers are said to have been worstel
In attempting to arrest her, took passage
up the river for Louisville, in the steamer
Eclipse, Capt. Sturgeon. According to the
New Orleans Delta she wanted her meals
sent TO her state room. The captain re-
fused, unless she could plead sickness She
then sent her maid and lap dog, and the
captain put Lola ashore at the first wood
yard
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-18

GETTING SMART.-The United States Su
preme Court, at its late term, disposed of
SO cases out Of 1853 on the docket, which is
now lower than for many years.
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Paid Ftremeln.

The subject Of paying fremen a fair price
for their valuable services is being agitated
quite extensively. la Cincinnati the press
has taken hold of it and the Legislature of
Ohio, has passed an act regulating the Fire
Department of that city on the pay plan.
This act contains some thirty six provi-
sions. The following is an outline Of the
Department, as now organized, which will
consist of one Chief Engineer for city at
large. Four Assistant Engineers, one for
each of the four districts. One captain for
each organized company. An engine house.
One lieutenant for each organized company 9.
and twenty five men to each company, and
as many hook and ladder men as the num.
Der and quantity Of fire apparatus belong.
ing to the city shall from time to time re.
quire.
We did not learn the amount of compen.
tiona to be paid each person, but will en-
deavor to ascertain that fact at some early
day.
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g Tie Brownsville Fig of the 18th
February says the affairs in Matamor IS are
assuming an ASP ect 0: content and quietude
not experienced Def re for some tine.
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the stand, bu, his examination was not con
cluded when the Court adjourned.
THIS Day, MARCH 10TH.
The CourtLid not sit until nearly eleven
o'clock.
The witt ess, Mr. Lewis, was recalled to
the stand on part Of the defence, with a
view to explain certain points of his former
testimony.
Examined by Mr.. Bradley.-The sign of
DR.. Gardiner was painted on two parallel
lines. DR.. Gardiner performed the opera
ton on my young sister. l hid relatives
and friends residing ut distance from the
town. l have relations residing in Texas
They are Irish The mails arrive at Guam
ajuato somewhat irregul ,rlv. The report
in the Republic stated that left Gu.naiuato
in 1915, it should have said 1877. This was
wrong.
DIR. James S. Mackie, call ed to the stand.
The map OF Mexico was h.re handed to the
witness by the prosecution. Curucupasas
Is distant from Moralia So leagues accord
ing to the scale in Spanish miles. Mex
leo from Guanajuato one hundred and fifty
leagues. Morala to Gu,najuato nearly
ninety eight leagues. San Louis de Potos
to La Vindad = Leagues Guanajuato to Mex
'co nearly one hundred and seventy leagues
| Witness here was examined at considerable
length with regard to the relative distances
between the several localities already re.
1erred to Ill the testimony put in on part of
the prosecution. The examination was
long, tedious and of no particular interest
to the general reader, who, (if feeling any
desire Oh the subject) can take a glance at
the map of Mexico by Destonell "a Mexican
authority whose map has been already be-
fore the commissioners, or at any school at
las in this District.
Considerable delay in the proceedings
here occurred in consequence of the jury
having spent some time in examining tn !.
letters already put in on part of the prose
cution. This added not a Ii tie to the dull
ness Of this foren.ons proceedings.
Charles A. Bouse, Translator was ere
placed on the stand "A voluminous Cor
respondence in the SpanisI, language was
here handed to witness, which he proceeded
to translate. 1t consisted of a series of
letters between DR.. Gardiner and various
other parties residing in Mexico, in relation
to the mining operations with which he had
been connected. The examination of the
witness took up good deal Of time. We
shall give an abstract Of the principal points
Of the correspondence, which witness was
reading before the Court when our Reporter
left.
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E9 The steamer Cherokee arrived nj
New York yesterday morning. She left
Aspinwail on the 9th inst, and Porto Bello
on the 9TH, and brings $50 passens ers, the
California mails, and "A large amount OF
geld, though her specie list is not reported.
On the 9th inst, she exchanged signals
with an American sloop-of war, stee, ing for
San Juan, which was sent there by govern
ment to protect the interests IF Americans
at that place.
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BasA We learn from the Caceta de Costa
Rlca that war is going Oh between the States
of Honduras aud Guatemala
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L-UGlNU.

aILL LIT ROOMS ~ tie week IT month fr
/ CASH ia ad,sLc Meals also - nv d'pw Ell
,a,l, for ia the huu u. tiers other rsihb -
Z, sa al part E la iva e Ionm G- rseio~ Ni,h-
ing. on. AID eouutry fri sih thir , liver or
uy 1T ill., he attended Tn tn Nil due IesI- Il
,a.i la all Cas- Wy psce - he1t To !. " Ba"eu.
H,d"srr store, Pa. ave, p, ulh sia. "'@r from tn
street. IVES. -JAAES DAvIs.
mar 0-2S
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Gas M On0poiy.

The Cincinnati Sun has the following
outlines of till regulating Gas and Gas
Companies 10 Ohio:
81. gives City Councils of asy city. in
which gas or gas light aud coke companies,
are, or may be established, power to regu-
late 10y ordnance, the price Of gas, and
such con panies shall in DO event charge
more for gas furnished to such city or to
individuals, than the price specified in such
ordnance. This section also authorizes
Councils to regulate the price of meters.
II such companies shall mcgee; or refuse
light any streets, then such Council may
lay pipes ard erect gas works for the sup
ply of such streets, and all others which
are not already lighted, aud thereafter such
companies shall be forever procluded from
any Of the streets not already furnished
with the gas pipes of such companies.
A neglect to furnish gas i'll accordance
with the prices established by ordinance,
sba forfeit all rights of the company, un-
der the charter by which it has been estab-
lished, and the City Council may thereafter
erect, or by ordinance empower individuals
to erect gas works for the supply Of gas to
such city and its citizens.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-18

FIRST IN THE FIELD. joe Shil!ington has
received the April numbers Ut Graham's and
Godey's Magazine. Gail and get n copy.
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A The st. Louis Iutelligencer publishes
letter from an overland emgrant to Cali
fornia, which gives fearful account of
tremendous snow storm in the mountain,
near Carson valley. On what is called the
Second Summit, the writer says he caught
hold of the tops Of pine trees, and was con.
adent they were one A.sdrsd fas 1. leigasl
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AZ Joe Shiiitagton rec.ivesaH tn,

ne" 10 ks "ud sc siai er, ~ fast ull sh.d liz
Is agent tor itari"r and al the other Msgszi
our r-ad' will AWAY ftd large and gool ss>ult
u.nt Of blank Uks and stat onei AZ Ia, lu ok sr,
uieon EuiIding, cor er of . stree: al d ieun ~,
feb =
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N The great tunnel Oh the Baltimore
and thio railroad was completed yesterday
so as to allow the Cars to pass through it.
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6Gr Julia Bennett has assumed the en-
tire management of the Peoples Theatre,
at st. Louis
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ia why don't you send your bor
scbools" asked peightor of Mr.. Y
Oldtowu.
whats the use ont, eli ?" returned =,
miserIy old chap. Il gave my FIRST b.,
good eddication, aud rs soon us be uo,i,
died aud 80 that ere was time and M,
thrown away -
"a "Bru.der Bones, can you tell no
difference twene dieing anI dietng?"
why, ub corse can Lemuel. ".
you diet you lib on notfin, and when ron !.
you hab notfn to lib on "
We'll, OATS different frum what 7 To-.
WIS. tort il wus race atween j.
TORN stuff and stan walton, to see WI.
wood Kill fust"
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MAHaAkU,

On the 10Th insta' /, ty The hev. DR. Ju, u, MI.
En- ANhLlN BIZ ~ III flLLD, II 1 Il oil and iilss
aAANiL H.. lighter VI 4. Al. WAITS, ,sq, vi his
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-18

ApPoINTMENrs.-The President, by and
with the ADVICE and consent of the Senate,
has appointed Alpheus Felch, Of Michigan,
Robt. A. Thompson, of Virginia, and Thomp-
son Campbell, of Illinois, to be commission
ers to ascertain and settle the private land
claims in California.
Russell NJ. Bishop to be receiver of public
moneys at Genesee, Michigan.
George W. Carr to be receiver of public
moneys at Jacksonville, Indiana.
Robert B. Campbell, of Texas, to be com
missioner for running the boundary line
between tine United States and the Republic
of Mexico in place of John R. Bartlett.
QUICK WoRK.-On Wednesday afternoon
an advertisement appeared in this paper of
the losing of a black leather trunk. Early
next morning information was left by a gen.
tlemau from the Island where it could be
obtained.
NJ A married man is like candle be
canN he somstimes goes out at night.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-18

New WoRK.-The iiarp,rs have in press
work by Mrs. Denise n, the very able as
sis ant eIitur Of the Olive Branch. 1t will
comprise the most valuable uf her contlibu-
tons to The Olive Branch, and many origi-
nal papers, the whole to form a volume of
$50 pages. Mrs. Denisun has done much
towards restoring healthy tone to our ma
tional literature, among. the grossness of
which the infusion of her spiritual intellect
has cleaned like water brook in the de-
ert.-Ca,pet Bag.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
EA0 ' &C

IN and aft u, nday Marh IL, the Poss-nl,r
" Trails wi.i lee f
I.erse WxshIr gton at = and o ock A. NJ
DO do at j; and q clock T. ".
On sundays at orc ock A. NJ ana 5 A. "a
Leave BiI,imo e At u aud o'cI, OK A. ".
10 do ut 81 ai.d ~ minutes q. ".
Un III days a. II EEK A. NJ nd ~ oc.'h pm
Tie Ist anu Ali Tom. from Is I III III aud tie "a
AID !ih irDm Washington. vi be- xIr--s Trans,
sulI Ing only at nuaIu;is aud W sLi gtou Juuo'iOn
1t u
lie rain aying Ssurdty evening goes 10
far her than ihi sdelpLJa; The al SundnJ nu
ing only 10 b II mole.
iLruu- Ia iIcke,s aid Baggage 'fecks TO Philsd J.
phia ai.u New io.k vii lie given by Jrs, e.vIsg
vi, an" q. ii EXCEPT Oh ruTia, u'ord,ng.
By Urd,r: u. TAa:UAs,
MAJ Is
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CRIMINAL COURT.
Reported for the Daily Evening Star.
THE GARDINER TRIAL.

THURSDAY, SIXTH DAY.-(Continued)
The sitting of the Court yesterday was
principally occupied in the examination OF
James Wright. DIR. Mackie was called to
the stand, bu, his examination was not con
cluded when the Court adjourned.
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ROOFS Won d ifui Dasusrreotyues

10 10 Rot >. No ms tier " Ia, tier
II be clear Cloudy weaII,rr
Still, with rqnal tru;h lie traces
Multitude OF lovely faces.
Roots Gallery, Penn. yiyania avenue near Seven 4
street i,u3;
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e. "hhshur.i's Gallery VI herr til.
best Dagu.rrrot Us in this city, in the world
m de- L. on leunsy iy .nia avenue near four aud a
ia fs'reet.
He has splendid assortment OF gilt f,pes, Lo,k-
cts and fAncy Ca just received call AID ticm
JAN D.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-18

~ A married man is like candle be
cane he somstimes goes out at night.
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Benefit of the greet Ans T'can Com, dian
MR. CHARLES BUkKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23
F FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.
NJ o N e Y M A II X r. n.


We have nothing new to report In the stock market
All the leading fancies remain without any material al
teraon regards both prices and demand and the pro-
liability there will be movement Of consequence
way or the other until after the holidays The brokers
make the best Of the bad bargains hand and walt
patiently for return Of better times Any changes the
moaey market that may within the next week or
two will not alter TO any extent the complexion OF the
stock market Outsiders have other matters Of more i'm
porance to attend to just now and will not trouble fancy
stocks much They have TO give them wide berth
Many outside spectators In fancy stocks for rise will
recoect the year 1858 to this longest day Of their lives
and the materials to get up another imitation in the
market, will BE- wanting for long Inc. The pros
pect L. therefore, gloomy enough for holders, and well
may they look with fear and trembling upon the piles Of
scrip packed away Ia their pocket books The nuctua
tious recently realized have not lghtensd the burden
bit The blocks have not been reduced In sise fraction
and the Item OF interest less formidable. The year
closes with tls hope for those who have been unwise
enough 70 carry stocks at present prices The from
Europe BY the Am erica ut Halifax contains nothing
couragng To the bull interest this side Of the Antic
There had been no change In any Of the principal
kets ard the probability Of any improvement vas Just as
remote ever.
After the adjournment Of the boerd the following sa'ea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23
Mines and Mining,

THURSDAY, Dec. 22-6 !
Sales to-day were much larger than usual, at &c,
proved rates. The leading feature Of the marx
the introduction Of the new stock-Amerioan
Zinc. Some two thousand shares sold ct ~, or
This company has pursued the wisest course J
ever heard anything Of Its stock until the work
paying handsomely. 1t promises to be active an
ly. North CarolinA demanded AZ Lehigh Is sta
st g.; Gold Hill does not advance beyond ~; g.
closed at y on time. For the first time for mar
small lots Of Fulton went or at N for cash, and
or sixty. For Parker Vein TX Is offered; Ulster,
Lawrence, &C.; Phoenix Gold, Acc. New Jersey y
offered at OK; Douglass Houghton at b; Conrad y
q host OF other small FRY, which were evoked fror
accustomed obfcurity fy the activity Of thi
bos I'd, went begging for 10 cents.
The Presto Dt and one OF the directors OF the
Zinc Company returned yesterday from q visit
ruanufactory ut Bethlehem, Penn sylvAnia, whe
found the damage done by the recent FIRE TO be .,
siderable and uuimportant ~ to require refut
the urfoundej reports Of loss tn It have been
ously circulated by some Ill dspo led persons. VIII
ly seized upon the false ana upfoundsd telegrf
sps'ct, that was copied by ,hs public press far Al
Of the entire loss OF the buildings Of the COO pan
text 70 ipjuse one q tae mot promising and /
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

Excess of exports over imports. ........... SOL
Independent Of the shipment of specie the value o.
ports was very nearly tlat of imports. The exports
Of specie during the week large which, added to
Of merchandise made excess of exports over impo'
nearly one million of dollars More tnan one half
value Of merchandise shipped was in breadstufs. BIZ
this our exports would be exceedingly limited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

The Canadian line OF steamers on Lake or,aro i, :.
gone MIC winter quarters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-23

The Albany KnickerJockr says that 8. n. Hammond
Esq OF the Register, has comm enced proceedings against
its editor for libel
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their duty 10 keep orderr It vac
own ,ectouf A. Well. suppose had the right to sesp
the ne In the line slopg the whole procession chose
Q How many sections were behind ct the time A.
cannot tell.
Q. How many we're in your secton9 A. About
sixty.
Not tAr he keeping the men In their ranks when
left
Q Bow FAR back did you go' A. Within . block Of
Q Did you go beyond Hammond street, A vest to
the opposite side oft.
Q. which Size of the square was it, A. The down
town side OF IT.
Q Did you 60 as far back the squArei A did not.
md you go bach as far IS Troy streeg A. Yes
70 Hammond street, IL may have been three little
Before you got to Han mosd' A. No. the strsst this
What did see at Perry street. street this side
o. Hammond street, A at the end of the
down Washington street .'s
o Was that the street that you down. A No; the
O Then you went down 70. Hammond street, A. did.
o. Was it in this mel, hbort that Won an M, p.t
fsrson arrested by the polc.7 A. Yea
O. Did you go there and attempt 70 rescue hm9 A. No,
q. Did you take hold OF the pohce' A. No, sir
q. Dd you touch any ones A. ! took hold Of my men
and told them 10 20 mp and Join the ranks
O. Was there any ranks them A. No; but told them
where we're your sts officers at that timer @ saw
soma on my way coming down. ,.u,,u
O. You never went back to wnsio tney "oio i"As
behind your A. No, sir. :
o. when on last saw the big banner that you spoke
vas IL 1t the head Of the liner A. Yes sir.
O. Are 700 that three or four oiocka
Hammond street, Yes, sir
q Can you tell hov your banner GOV pacA ]" nsA
M -esty A. never saw u since turned back =,
q 1sappose you very cool and not excited 70 IN
IsasiY a was excited; did al could 10 get IN
away. . ....
Patrick Lynch depossd-That he belonged 70 sso.o
rs 3 whent The muss took place We we're part OF w
back two three blocks 70 see what was 'ne IN
fft-w come AZ our men being struck by men, boys en-
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-08-12
DIR. STRONG'S
PICTORIAL STOMACH PILLS.

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cases. Dyspepsia Costveness, Eryspeas Diseases of the
Heart inflammation and Pain in the Chest, Back and Sde
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ach relieve the distress and bad feeling from eating
too hearty food, in weak and dyspeptic habits,
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE
These Pills act Expecorant, Tonic and Aperent-
One 25 cent box three times power to
diseases dollar bottle of any of the Syrups, Bal
Sarasparas that was ever made and simple trial
They promote Expcctoraton Loosen the Pnlegm, and
Clear the Lungs and other Secretory Organs Of all morbid
matter another remedy the whole Matera
capable of mpartng such healing properties to the
Lungs and Vital Organs these Pills They Cure Costye
ness produce good regular Appetite and Strengthen the
System.
Price 25 per box containing 5 doses of Medicine
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get the Plan
tes gratis giving full particulars and cetfcates
of cures.
Both kinds of the above named Pills for sale in Will
mngton, N. C. by w H. Lippitt and D. DuPrs, Drug
gists who also keep supply of DR.. SPENCER'S VEGE-
FABLE PILLS, and DIR. HULLS CELEBRATED
PILLS. which stop the Chs and Fever the m day. and do
not scksn the stomach or operate on the bowels.
May n, ,53 SS-ly