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xxscurIon or AKrnUK srRIso-Ils PROTESTING M
ENooEscg.
PHILADELPHIA, June I0-p. m.-Arthur Spring, the muir
deier. was executed this morang ia the jail yard.
quarter past eleven O'Clock He died apparently without
struggle
few moments before the execution took place. The
Rev. Dr. Street, who in attendance, put the following
question TO the prisoner
" Is young Arthur your son. guilty OF the murder OF Mrs
Shaw and Mrs Lynch T. To this the culprit made the
following answer
" He is no more guilty Of their murder Than am"
ne last words OF Spring We're :" / bed thai
night mean the night OF the murderst seven o'clock
and did not rise until breakfast lime the next morning
knew nothing OF the murder until tho officers arrested
me"
spring denied most positively and ally his having
committed the murder for which he had been convicted
he also protested his innocence of the murder Of Rink
with which he had been charged or these he alleged
just before passing from time eternity, that he was
wholly guiltless
He passed the night with apparent posure and this
morning eat hearty breakfast remarking whilst eat /,
that II was the last breakfast he would have
Whilst ON the gallows he stood up firm, the slightest
reinor was visible. Quite a large number OF persons wit
messed The execution. which has created great sensation
throughout the ciy.
Before ascending the scsiod. Spring asked for
iiqnor, which the sheriff refused TO give him.
thousands OF persons Witnessed the execution. An i'm
mense heterogeneous mob conconrse Of persons, ali
coors and sexes, surrounded the prison.
Inc neck OF inc culprit was broken Instantly the
Trap lainB, which Is ho of his struggling He
was allowed TO hang "a minutes and then cut down. and
the body taken by Doctors Kkbridge and McCntock for
examination OF the brain, after which IL will be han
over to the ev John Street, Tor burial Everything passed
off orderly.
ARRIVAL OF 1iE COMMISSIONERS THE WORLDS FAIR
NEW YORK, June lO.-The British shp-owar Leonda
arrived here this morning with the commissioners on the
part OF Great Britain to the Worlds Fair Amongst them
In Earl Ellesmore
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G Cavalry Corpsh special meeting % the caysly
will bs held the Armory Of the Washington Light Infantry
Monday l3h o'clock AZ business OF import
the be usnsscied hoped that
Der will he present
Gentlemen wishing Join III. have opportunity to do
attending the meeting stated above The first insamsn
fer smbe sbip is Eve dollars.
ny order Of the committee
June lid GEORGE w. McLANF, Secretary.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE IN THE
most eligible position In the fret wsson "Wednesday after
June iSh at O'Clock sh. sell hall
ihai yauab. lot In no. situated the Of and
18Th with privilege the other half The whole
lln
beautifully located the Washington
immediate vicinity OF the Presidents House and the various
IN
Terms Onefourh cash the residue credit OF Eve years,
with interest from the annually secured by
deed on the property Copvsysnces The of tho
purchaser
JAS G. Mcguire,
May 0-d, Aucuoneer.
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py J. 9. MCGUIRE, Auetlon.sr.

VERY DESIRABLE LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD At AUG.
TlONoa Wednesday afternoon, June rs, 81 O'Clock
shall sell following described lots
III Lots and 4, fronting each
lI, and 18Th streets and Of lot s. fronting "a &c
~
These lots Handsomely situated within short distance Of
Presidents House and the public officers
Terms One third and cisbtee
months, for notes sasiaoorsy secured bearing interest
Jas @. MCGUIRE,
MsyV-ds Aucuonssr.
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THE MEMPHIS CONVENTION,

MEMPHIS. June lO-The Memphis convention has adj
Journed sine die The proceedings throughout har
monous and highly interesting Among other resolutions
passed was that the should ne x April
al Charleston South Carolina Most of the delegates have
lett for their homes, speaking in the highest terms OF the
courteous treatment extended towards them by the citizens
of Memphis
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DESTRUCTIVE CoNFLAoRArIos.

PrrsuaG, June 81, p. m.1he extensive glass.works
OF Messrs Blackwell, Pierce ~ Co., on fire. and
from the fearful rapidy with which the flames rushing
through all parts OF the building there doubt that
whole establishment will bo consumed. The mandatory
is the extensive of the kind west Of tho mountains
and the loss sustained is very heavy.
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PROM THE sourH PACIFIC.

BOSTON, June l0--p. ma letter received here from
Payta, dated May H. says that French steamer had ar
rived with the report OF The being ended between the
French admiral and Ecuador under direction the French
eet there The ships and moored before the
city, and the government willing to accept any cond
lions rather than have Guayaquil battered down.
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On the 9Th Instant her es,h Mrs JANE mcGARvEY,
native Of DinnyraII Ireland.
Her funeral will take place day. Saturday, lh instant
O'Clock from her residence and g7u Her friend
respectfully invited TO srsnd.
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By E. n. srRATToN. Auot.s.ss,

tPenHsypana avenue south side nsGr lOM strsst)
II ousEHoLD FURNITURE, FAMILY CARRIAGE, PONY,
III aucoaOn Saturday June III at o'clock,
ton shall sell general assortment OF furniture and house
bold effects, belonging a family removing fom the city
Also, second hand family carriage. ia good order
One Spanish bay cid perfectly gentle and Kind
under the saddle may be suilon livery stable ON eth
street, ID street
June 9-duA
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ny E. y. srnATrOs, A9es,o.ssr,

tPsnnssea"i~ ssssA side, TsntA shsss)
SQUAkE SOurH or SQUARE No. gl5 AT AUCrIoN.-on
~ saturday June i al the premises sell
south of 9l5 containing square boundd
Maryland avenue street s aud Bin Streets being desirable prop
n or investment Improvement
residue and two years with In
lsrsst saisi geory secured.
lime M
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THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE or uoxo,op.

CLEVELAND June The me citing of the American Ips,;
tue OF Homeopathy convened here yesterday DR. Rich
ard Gardiner of Philadelphia chosen chairman The
morning occupied with the reports of committees, and
tue annual address was delivered in the evening by Ed
ward BayaId, NJ. D., OF New York.
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STEAMER BUR Mt.

BUFFALO, June lO.-The steamer Admiral. OF the line
running between Toronto and Rochester was totally de-
soyed by hre this morning whilst lying her dock To-
ronto She burnt the waters edge Fortunately no
lives were lost She pretty well insured
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ny GREEN 8 SCOTT. Aao,loD ..,,.f.

HANDSOME HORSE, BUGGY, AND HARNESS, FURNITURE,
III &c. aucuonon Saturday, Illh inst,
on OF O'Clock, handsome buggy horse and
harness The hose young active, aud perfectly gentle.
Also good assortment OF household and kitchen
GREEN SCOTT
June l0-2 Aucionsen
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Nrw YosK, June i0-p. m.Ths stock market closed firm
todsy-Uned Stale. g. Of 1857, 1921 .sles Of Canton
Company at 3Ii Erie, 81; Long Island, ast Reading.
800 Parker Vein, 33s Cumberland Coal SOY Phnux,
25Ij New Greek, "a; Morris canal. ali; Nicaragua, 3i
Sterling exchange, 81 a 10 premium.
Flour heavy-srles 5000 barrels at 81 ~ 81 so for
State, and 81 rs IS for southern Sales 5000 bushels
Ohio white wheat lis Ilg cents red ITO Sales
IL 900 bushels 81 for yellow Oats 10 cents.
Cotton rather heayy-priecs dropping Wh,ksy, 2 22i
cent?.
Nsw ORLEANS, jane S-Cotton is firm to-day with sales
Of 900 bale. foil prices The stock hand exclusive
OF ,hipboard, Is lis, 900 bales.
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ARRIVAL OF TnE PHILADELrHiAs-noRK GOLD.

NEw ORLEANS, June l0-The steamer Philadelphia has
arrived here from Aspnwal, which place she left tho
3D.. She brings large number Of passengers The Phla-
delpha cted with the John l.. Stevens, which left
San Francisco the l6h ut, with two hun icd and fifty
passengers The shipments Of gold by the Illinois, togerh-
with that Of the FL Dorado and that via the Nicaragua
route nearly three millions Of dollars If
dsyr ending May I6h, exclusive OF large amount
brought and being forwarded by the passengers.
The general news from Panama 10 unim portaut The
steamer Illinois to leave soon, with m ion six hun
bred thousand dollars worth OF gold and three hundred
passengers, for New York.
The health Of the I.hmus good.
No other Of moment beyond what has already
been sent
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Dollar. Premium for a Plan for =
msrket-house.


Washington June !, 1881
Under Of Board Of Alder
" of approved Sh
April 1883 authorizing appointed obtain
building the location Of
the Mafkebousc suitable for market and other public
hereby n three hundred dollars
building said
on present OF the Centre Market house.
offer by application the Mayors
ONCE, either personally letter. obtain Of
with It's dimensions and the adjacent thereto
The building be aford
Moor for al with large the
fps capable being divided
with various office. and rooms for other public purposes tbs
on
further information the subject obtained app
cation nj tho Mayors Office.
Fsch plan must he accompanied with specification.
The plans b. len the O'Clock
Monday, the first day Of AuRus,
The premium be paid person
proved Of and adopted by this corporation.
JOHN W. MAURy, Mayor.
Ia 2-2awtkusl
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(Pennycania agenus, souih side, TENTH strssf)
CEyENTEEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION
Monday, iune H. O'Clock, the premises sbsl
fourth sohdvided
building fronting North Capitol street, street,
wide.
u, each lot having front Of so feet and from ITO
lsS In depth
The location and healthy, and sfords
pouniy for capitalists wishing desirable 10
cation n residence
fourth cash residue In twelve, and eighteen
months, sariSacionly secured, bearing interest
p-dE
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DISEASES OF the LunRs-R. HUNTER NJ ID. M. K. q. g.,
EDgandae pupil hospital
gronpon Royal nhmary consump
City Road Street Dspcnnry
SUMPTION and diseases Of the heart Londsn, England Ac
returned Washington, and
block Pennsylvania
be consulted during the ensuing
and heart, which specially Dr. H. has
voted his exclusive attention.
Office hour, from III. 6 p.
After the 18th Instant Dr. James Hunter OF London
socated with DR. Hunter and Dr. Wellesley
l0-dlweod4ws
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DOZENS by Thoma. Il. Read. A and enlarged
L
John Randolph OF Roanoke other Sketches
GLIDING William Writ by y. w. Thomas
Memorials Of English Martyrs by the Rev C. b. Taylor M. A
Lay ards Second Expedition Nneveh and Babylon
edition, Svo Many engravings
Labtie, Pirate OF the Gulf; by J. III. Inarsham
Man Search wife Adventures Bachelor in
York by Walter Seaion
Biography Of Father Gsvazzi, by himself
June IL FRANCK TAYLOR.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

MATERIALS IN THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AMI
u outouidngs at aucuonOn Saturday June
o'clock on the premises shall sell bricks, building on
the south side OF l4th The whole 10 bs
removed wllhin two weeks from the day of sale
Terms IAs 4 MrCuIRE
'unc W. Aucuonocr.
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MOTICE.-Bounty
IN sued under OF September 1850
application will be
weeks after this date a duplicate
All cautioned against purchasing said
General Land prevent
OF a patent said ID. II. WOOD
June ll-law6wsws Attorney.
GyHoung Mems ShTistisn Assoc NJ o.
er building street, below Il,
The library and reading day Sunday
c.taed) the m religious
newspapers and standard country
and Great Britain regularly received Citizens and
vii be cordially welcomed.
By order OF the Association.
Mt-eodG
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BY J. g. MCGUIRE. Auc,,one.r.

1HANCERY shBS.-By virtue OF decree Circuit eour,
Of the District OF Columbia for the county OF Warrington
In the OF Mahon Roach al Gaskl
chanoev, and dated May 90 1853 will offer public
u Jas. @. Mcclure, Friday,
day June O'Clock, m, following ground
Washington, viz
square s lots 10, ~ 10, 49, and 20, In LOIS lots T.
49, and 30 in l.oJ0 lots and q,
~ H. H. Is aud l6 05t l. Q, H. a.
square oo2 los g. g. TO- and IT, in s3j lots
TO- ~ 49, ~ and a. square lilo lot. and IN
Ills lots and s. IN square i7l and lot In o
Terms eird OF the purchase be paid
residue
with be secured approved
failure with
sale night reserved sell
All convcysncing at the expense Of the purchaser
WALTER T. cox, Trustee.
June 2-2avhds JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auct.
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Bank Metropolis
Washington, May -, 1853
A GENERAL meeting stockholders Of bank wi be
II held The banking house Monday, day
July for the purpose eecnE the year
The polls viii o'clock and close at IL o'clock,
BY order OF the board
May 3l-eodtl7J une SdiftiJuy RD SMITH, Cashier
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Nv J, g, MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

TRUSTEES SALE or A VERY DESIRABLE FARM NEAR
WAsHNGToNon Tuesday afternoon, May 81, at O'Clock,
the Of Jas. c. McGue shall SELL by virtue OF
deed bearing March H. 1885, and duly recorded Lii
j. 20S 49, of land records Of
Washington county Of of land called haddocks Hill
Bladensburs about u miles
Washington containing about oland, with good
substantial dwelling and all necessary oubuildings.
residue payments,
able March H. 1884, March H. 1855, secured by deed Of
THos CARBERY, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Ap 29-eod Aucioneer
ny-Ihe above sale is postponed until Tuesday,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
May 3l-eod Ancuoneer.
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NIuNIhEAL, June TU
At Gayszzis lecture Zion church, last night an i'm
mob collected outside. The troops called out
who fred twice, killing and wourding fifteen twenty.
Intense epcemen
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AW NOTICE.-SIDNEY 4. BANTER, attorney general
IL of Virginia, has removed 10 Washington practise
He will practise the Supreme Court the United States the
District Of Columbia professional
business couhded TO him.
Office Monisons building AZ street, Pennsyva-
mia avenue.
Hon J. ]. Allen, Hon. VIM Daniel,
Hon Richard Moncure, Hon. G. ID. Sanuels,
Hon. G. II. Lee, OF the Court Of Appeals of Virginia.
To Judges Of Circuit Virginia.
To the and members of Congress from Virginia
June ll-lydsw&w
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FROM UTAH TERRITORY.

Advces have been received down 10 the Ia, May
The Desere, News states that Gov. Young had issued
proclaim aiion in consequence of "horde Of Mexicans
having entered the Territory and stirred up the Indians
make aggressions on the Inhabitants and for hs put
pose furnished them with arms and ammunition. de-
ischment Of thirty had been ordered 10 proceed to
me south TO r.connoe in that part OF tie Territory and
warn The inhabitants against surprise The governor
orders The militia to be in readiness, and cautions the
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ETSA INSURANCE COMPANY, or Utses New y,,E
I'D srsns, fire. losses and lou.
nfN.s, Wesiueh'j ~ H. bAwLry, secresry Capital 470npo
- = CHAs. DE sETDfNG, Agent
nay 5-@~u Seventh St. opposite Odd Pslovs' Hall.
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DRIyrIS9 Materials for Sste.-some printing
na n. Hamilton, left hand sale private
sale by j. =. MCGUIRE.
JuDep
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NLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, 81 Utica, New York.
sgsnst hre marine losses and insnd O. u.
CoyssTry, president; JoHs RRowN, secretary.
CHAs. DE sELDING, Agent,
May l3-2swu Seventh ST., opposite Odd Fellows Hall
Three Hundred Dollars Premium for a Plan for q
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ERENCH SHOES AND PUMPS Just received direct
from importer, French walking supe
Also pumps drawing room
Gentlemen wishing display handsome foot will please cali
fashionable Mills whom
Fair Of the metropolitan Institute
held in Washington, February 1853.
JOHN MILLS,
ll-3t Fashionable ma kerr, Browns Hotel,
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DOEMs by Thoma. .aeMan.n n.ad- aa,. ., !, ~,

L laTged ediuon
The Sword aud Disiad; Fair Forty story of IN,
South by the author OF Paresan Walton &c. -
John Randolph Roanoke Sketches Of Chnr.cY
including William Wit with Tales OF Real Life r. Thonas
ctg. Just received and for sale by TAYLOR b MAURY,
June III Booksclers near 9th
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DETER sCHLEMIHL I'm America
i Scene. and Legenss Of Scotland; by Hugh Miller.
Noble Deeds OF Woman Examples Of Female Courage and vr
tue BY y. Startling.
Feejee Five Years among the Canniba by Lady
Life OF Mrs. Dean, missionary 70 China -
GRAY a BALLANTYNE,
Jun,7 9TH Odd Fellows Hall
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by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

by j. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN--on Tuesday aner-
noon H. O'clock auction shall sell the
following described properly viz
Square 5al, the south half
yJ5, Iot IL
Do ,02i, lot 3
Do 6J2. lott
Do Ito, all
III, all, improved by brick dwelling house, &c, and
known O'Neal's Farm
Do g7l, all
Do 1884, lots 4, s. g. g, 0. 10, II, IL, 10, IA, and Is.
residue in twelye and eighteen
satisfactorily secured bearing interest Convey
ancing the expense Of purchaser =
JAS. c. Mcguire,
June ID Aucuoncer.
DLANK BOOKS Of every kind, size, and quality for
undenigneda large additional received
blank hooks oolscAp in soag binding, lax
| cents quire.
! Finer blank books a is and is per quire.
| June FkhNCk TAYLOR.
GAMES, Canes, with silver ivory,
Also, India rubber and superior
/ Gle, al
/ CHAS ii. LANES
| Hat, cap and gentlemsn's furnishing establishment
/ Penn. avenue ~ street.
| June SID
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% Masonic.A regular meeting OF National Lodge
will be held Masonic Hail OF Streets this
Saturday evening at 7s O'Clock.
Az business OF importance will before LODGE the bre
are requested 10 be puncual in their attendance.
By order of the X. w. M:
y. BULoW ERWIN,
June III Secretary
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THE not TO he Outdone I'VE have this day from
IL
embroidered collars, 81 cents
$50 pair. lace unde rsleevss, 81, worth 81 so
rs chimzettes, 81 so, worth 50
100 dozen cambne handkerchief, ST. worth 81 20.
The goods worthy the attention Of ladies' they
Just half the usual price, -
YERBY, TEBBs, a VERIFY,
May o9-dImif Until Corner Of TN 81 and Penn, sv
TORE q side,
y the business stands city
Inquire Of Mr. Ellis In
or Of Miss Morley, nert dosr
Also large airy lodging room, fronting the avenue, will
&c few days
June 4-eodG
MEDICAL BOOK Agency In Washington Cny-for
MI books and all medical published
Ia the United suites, al Philadelphia prices.
A large collection constantly on hand, at
TAYLOR a MAURYs
Bookstore, near 9th street
Among them viii be found the latest editions Of
Wood Il Bache's United STATES Dispensstoy.
Woods Practice.
Druitts Modern Surgery.
Founei. Chemistry for Students,
Horner's Dissector
Wilson's Disseeor.
Dungiison's Works.
Churchil's Works.
Merss Works
subscrp,ion received American Journal
Medical Sciences and all medical works recommended
faculty
Al IL. medical books Immediately publication
June
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TO run in sixty days. The engines have been procured
and workmenlengaged for the enterprise.
The Srw TERRITORY or WAsHIseroN.-The citizens
north OF Columbia nyer separated from Oregon
Territory, and territorial government is extended over
them under The name of the Territory Of Washington
The north OF Columbia is naturally separated from The
Willamette valley, well as from Rog ne river Umpqua
and southern Oregon. Their isolated condition led them
early to aci IN The matter OF separate territorial organi-
zalion their efforts seconded by memorial OF the
last legislative assembly Of Oregon and have received
through the exerons and influence of General Lane
the crownnE consommaiIon OF their desires That they
have bad accomplished for them by our delegate
than they could expect they free 10 acknowledge
They now have most responsible trust 10 fulfil A
legislative assembly will probably be elected about the
hrst OF August, at which time delegate Congress IN
have 10 be elected. In the selection OF these various
officers, and The organization OF the Territory, i, Is well
that prudent counses prevail and the best men selected 10
give the infant Territory her proper tone and character
There are good men ans true there II is extensive
tract Of country, well waered and wooded, and access
BILE to ocean navigation by that noble sheet OF waller
Poget sound With all bese present and prospective adj
vaptages possessed, we opine gorioos and onward
career for the new Territory Of Washington.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-09-30
LlPPITT,S SPECIFIC.
L1PPITT'S Specific.
For the Cure Of Dysentery DarhGa, and Summer Com
plants.

For the Cure Of Dysentery, DiarrhGa, and Summer Com
plants.
In presenting this Justly Medicine to the public
make rash assertions of its efficacy is any hope
held to the afflicted which facts do not warrant
This remedy having BEEN for years used this place. for
the the above diseases and those pperang the
GLASS; the proprietor has been induced to offer it
human suffering have known it to fail when the di
rections have been strictly adhered to:
Many useless Oss have been palmed upon the public
and hestasd for some tims until thoroughly convinced Of
its efficacy.
Extract of a letter received from 8. j. Carroll.
BALTIMORE, January 10th, 1851.
saying that your Specific of the best Medicines eramt
for Dyse"t9y. DarrhGa &c You possibly may recolect
briefly the facts. had tried every thing that had
used but with little success And after using enough to
when you kindly offered your invaluable Medicine, which
cured me efectually. Yours truly,
WILMINGTON, N. c., August 18th, 1851.
WN H. LrpTr qmDe.r Sir have used your spe-
spoonfus effected complete curein the other three had
the like effect, RssgSeetfnlly, &c, y, .,
HARRELL's STORE, New Hanover county, N c.,
October 10th, 1851.
Dear Sirl with pleasure state that have used your
Specific for the of Dysenery Darrhea &c. snd have
after the usual remedies have failed. it with
confidence to the public. Respectfully, &c.,
sAvAnsAn Ga, December 26th, i85l1MR Wm H H LIP
PrTear Sir 1T is with pleasure acknowledge the
derfu effects OF yeur Medicine for curing Darha or BoWe
complaint as am satisfied the MEANS under God, OF
saving the fe first of my Child and then of my Brother
Asmy Brother given up of the most eminent Ply
sican in this place. Drs Richardson and Gregg and when
consulted the latter the propriety of trying him
lOw he said might satisfy myself that had left nothing
unted but he did not think that Medicine would be of any
use to him. But thank God he mistaken, the
sautary effects in "a hours and in ten days he able
be out of bed remain yours, very truly and gratefully
WIN. BAILEY.
Prepared and seld by VIM H. LIPPITT,
Druggist Chemist n E. Corner Front and Market street.
Wilmington, n. C.
A liberal discount viii be made to Dealers.
May l3th 1853 26-6m