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War! War! WarM

Our Army on the Rio Greade !-Rrssa
end Turkey !!!-Austriq, Merioo, andfs
rest of mGnkindM
II RESpECTFuLLN hasten to inform my custom
Il ers and tl'e public generally that | am ready 20
supply them with GROCERIES Of every description.
acr, fresh, and good for Family usp. I would call
your attention Ia my BLACKBERRY VINE which
Is recommended a. n wholesome and agreeable hey
erage for the fall campaign. Persons troubled with
DanhGa will find this wine paiatable and infs NJ
bic remedy.
Please give me Il call, at the corner of 10Th ,rreer
and New York avenue, south side.
aug Elm JOSEPH II. FENWICE
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ALEXANDRIA DAGUERREAN GALLERY
aug lat

ENChangc RtOCk. ChRDgrd hands,.
n HAAS having bought ont ihe entire interest
iJs of f.. l.. Rroci"if i'll the above Gallery, aud
plcniEhrd his stock with a beautiful variety of new
Plain and Fame; CASES. LDCkETS. RINGS.
PINS, and Ornam-i tai FRAMES. Is prepared TO
take PICTURES with ereru improvement ia The At
PICTURES TAKEN IN ANY WEATHER and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction. HeViH not permit
any Pictures to eGre the Gallery thai not perfect
MINIATURES for Lockets. Rings, ani other Or
naments taken in the hest possible manner and on
the most reasonable terms.
The Public arc requested to call and examine !or
themselves.
g,@- Remember the placs-the only Daguerrean
Gallery i'll AeNaujria No. 3 ENclIan &c Block. King
street. Alexandria, Va. aug lS-tf
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UJohn Gathers. corner of Baltimore
and Holiday streets, is the authorized
Agent for the Erening Star in Baltimore,
at whose store the Star can always be
obtained. Mr.. Gathers is authorized to
receive advertisements and give receipts
for subscriptions.
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House, Sign, end Ornamental! Painting.
CEORGE H. kRNEIL ofcys b;, M,

III
~ cer 10 nh" public in the above brRnchre, ana
promises his best c,prions To all those who NAV re-
qGire WORK in has line. Ills charges viii be- moderate
and he work execute in n manner that cannot fad
10 please His shop H. on the corner df 9th and &
streets. Immediately adjoining The Office Of squi,,
Berk an. l6-.a-
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B The large circulation Of the Star makes
it the most desirable advertising medium In
tbs District. It has more readers in the cities
of Washington. Georgetown and Alexandria,
than all the other Washington dailies COM
bined.
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OF THE
Young Catholics Friend Society,".

oN~~" The Young Catholics Friend Soci-
y ety announce to the charitable public
ut tho District most delightful and brilliant
trip down the Potomac, for the purpose of raising
funds clothe and educate the poor children during
the coming winter. The Society has chartered the
splendid and commodious steamer COLUMBIA for
the trip. which VIII take place "n TUESDAY. the
2}d of August. The steamer 20 lrave Georgetown al
one O'Clock p m. Washington at tive. Navy Yard
ai half past two. and Alexandria AZ three. Tickets
admitting gentleman and two ladies. 81.
CHARLES :. JONES.
NICHOLAS CAILAN
GEO. HARVEY.
EDWARD VI. HAMILTON,
EDWARD F. QUEEN,
WM. J. FITZPATRICK,
EENERANDO F.. KING,
aug lat Committee Of Arrangements
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JOHN n. EIBREY.
LID BRICKS FOR SALE.

~ able lot the Of 1th street and I.ui.,
ann avenue will be- sold low il applied for earl, \
they must be removed.
Also, the Fixtures of Grocery Store. Cnan;el
Bmns, Drawers. Shelving Nc.. which wul hr sot5
cheap. Inquire OF JNO. h. kIRPEY
aug l1-hH No. :, opposite Cenirr MarL,t
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OrOur readers are already anxious to
hear again from "Peregina. When will
she favor us with second letter!
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PROPOSALS will he received until the
Il Both inst, by the Superintendent for tile supi ~
OF DOG cords of Hickory and 100 cords Of Oak WOOD
(or potion thereof not less than - cords) and
of go tons of Cumberland COAL, for tho OF the
Treasury Department. The wood to b. of the hest
qHality-we seasOned-and delivered. corded and
measured in the Treasury yard withOu, expense to
the Department. The Coal To be, also. of the best
qualify-alI lumpcd-to be delivered in the Treasury
enclosure.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. II, 1853.
aug
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DRESS FOR SALE.-A Super Royal SMITH
pKEss, ." ereells"f order, fog sale low, al the
''@ oHice' Bugf-u
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DELAYING CtBDS constantly an hsni. ani for
Il sale low az IAMaOND'S
Dug lS-.,tend 9Th street
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HEAD QUARTERS tor good fitting Fly
j l. Shirt Collars il at LAMNOND'S :
aug IA 3.eOd 9Th street
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GRAND EXHIBITION
PRICE 4 TIYL RS

Performance every day, (sdndays excepted }
Door will open half past S.
Scenery presented at 8, free satnittance TO all
without distinction.
Front view for Ladies.
We now offer to the citizens of Jackson, and
vicinity, an opportunity, to crafty the mind,
and please the eye, in selections, from our large
Stock Of Fancy and Staple Goods. In dress
goods for Ladies we have. g..
Ginghams, from l2, 25; Printed Lawns, l2,
81; Nous. De LANES, l2, 25; Alpacas %, I!'
Mohair and Embroidered, De LANES, Embroi-
dered plain Swiss Bishops, and Victory Lawns,
Book and Null Musins, Bobinette, Grecianette,
plain; plaid and Darred, Jaconetts, BOnnets, Rib
bons, complete assortment, Silk and Turkey Satin
Dress Goods, Silk Satin, Braid and Gimp Bon
nets, Silk Wells. long and short, lace Veils, Of
all colors Lined and plain ParasOls, Gloves
Mitts, and Hoseries, Of all kinds Ladies black
silk Hose, French worked Collars Cuffs
Sleeves, &c, French flowers of all kinds, Prints
from Ga to Is cts; men and boys ware, from "
| 25, Cloths, and Casimefes and Satinets, Brown
and Bleach ShirtiDgsi Ticking Hickory Shirti
and Shirting, Boots, Shors, Hats, Caps, Hard
ware, Queehsware; and Glassware, and Groce'
ries, at wholesale and retail, with great varie'
ty of notions, too tedious TO men ion.
Call and examine our goods, and Judge btl
prices.
Our goods were bought in the East, and fol
cash.
Thankful for past favor, we hope to share
liberal portion of patronage.
April 81, '53-tf. PRICE & TAYLOR
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IMPORTANT

-
GOODS are too high-L of cent, clear
profit, on the pound Of Sugar, Rice or Sal Era.
tus, is an abominablc extortiOn. have resolved
that hereafter, will sell much lower, and at
more reasonable prices for instance, of the arti-
cles above named, will sell l6 lbs, to the dol
lar, or Imperial Young Hyson, or Black Teas,
so cts, per 1b, &c.
1t seems to grippe the Clique that prices just
now, should de brought down on them, and to
counteract the effect, and still sell as heretofore,
they tell the people that some Gentleman in
Portsmouth, told them that my goods were poor
things, inferior goods, bought at auction, and
not worth buying, DC, &c. Now say, they lie
like dogs, that my goods are Of fine quality, and
as good as they dare have. And say further, that
no Gentleman in Portsmouth told them so. As to
condemned Tobacco, old, Molasses, toet dark Su-
gar, and buggy Rice, it is all high betty Martin.
Come IN and see.
Judging from the boldness of these lies, they
suppose they can yet humbug the people, as
they formerly did. 1t is all a mistake, some
weak old woman of fellow they may cheat out
of his eggs, or his coppers, but that such CANNON
should have any extensive effect, in an intelli
gent community, will not believe. The peo-
Die will go and see for themselves, they have too
much sense to be led by the nose. Old fellows,
you can't come it.
| have large stock Of Drugs, Groceries, and
other things in my line, and sell will, at some
price, if forty CLioUEs were arrayed to prevent.
So fetch al6ng your vessels, and provide your
selves for the year, while prices are down.
JAMES II. G. MILLER,
s. cor. Broadway and Pearl ST. jackson O
April 1s, '53=-tf.
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COMPETITION Is THE LIFE OF
RUSINESS.Ss

So says dealer, and thereto follows his offers,
though he never BLOWS. l said, and say still,
that some of my Groceries were bought at a
wholesale auct on, in Cincinnati, but | never
said, and they lie who do say that they are in
ferior goods, damaged, or otherwise unfit for
use. There are some other things TO be SAID
| say that had at Portsmouth, three quail ties
of Coffee, Sugar and Molasses, and SO published
with prices accordingly, and that after left
with my goods with the cars, sample of cof
fee was exhibited, and charged as mine, at the
Depot, and discredited and laughed over, that
such an act savors strongly of lying or theft,
1t either was no mine, or purloined. That at
all eveLts 1t was dishonorable act, and incon-
sistent. with merchant of integrity, and tina,
those who puck and carry such dirty infences
are like unto them. | say further, that it i'll be-,
comes GENTLEMAN to run down his neighbors
goods, or character to build up his own-it is
foul-foul play, and only the resort of black
guards
1t is known that goods have recently had
quite a decine---Molasses by the Dbl can now
be sold at 80 cts, and Whisky with the water
left out, at "a 2 or with less than "HALF WA
TER" at % cts per gallon. And this too, with
out FREE Tickets for the dscou agement of for
eign trade. Other channels Of trade will soon
be open TO us with tickets, and chance to all
alike. JAMES II. G. MILLER.
Nav &c, '53.
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COMPETITION IS THE LIFE OF
BUSINESS.

A S a certain dealer of the town of jackson,
n has advertised, that he sells goods at Ports
mouth prices, and then goes on to enumerate
what those prices are wish to inform the pub
lie, that buy my goods in Portsmouth, and do
not buy them at auction either. Neither do | pre-
tend to sell them at cost, or &c, per ib profit Ell
ther. But will sell them as low as those who do.
For instance, | will sell Molasses at 81 cts, per
gallon, by the barrel, thereby saving cts per
gallon, on his prices to the consumer; Prime
Rio coffee at l0$4 cts, by the sack; Whisky at
2O% cts by the barrel, (and it shall not be more
than half water at that.) would say to those
who wish to purchase Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware, Queensware, Nails and Iron, which l
will sell in quantities to suit purchasers, and at
prices to suit the times. And relating to the
subject of buying groceries at auction heard
certain person who resides in Jackson, and
sells goods there, that he bought his groceries at
auction, at Cincinnati, and that individual must
himself Judge whether he is gentleman or not,
on that subject have nothing to say, let him de-
eide the point himself.
All persons wishing to buy goods, would do
well to call and examine his stock as he is bound
to sell, and will sell lower than those who spend
so much of their time in blowing
ELISHA +. SWIFT.
Cross Roads, May 10, '53-tf.
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Notice lin CIlancery.

EAMES WILSON, William G. Wilson,
81 Edward X Wilson, James Grihis and Mar
garet his wife, late Margaret Wilson, James T.:
Clafk ard William G. Clark, Ezra Fleehart
and Eliza his wife, late Eliza Wilson, Jared g.
Strong and Jane E. his wife, late Jane w wilson,
SaLin Grifhs and Maria his wife, late Maria
Wilson, and Martha Heath, late Martha VIII
son, are hereby notified that On the goth Gay OF
September, A. D. 1852, Jesse CartIich Of Jack
son county, Ohio, filled in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, of said Jackson county, bill in
chancery against them, the defendants above
named the object and prayer Of which bin isi
to obtain from said defendants, heirs Of William
Wilson deceased the specific performance Of Il
certain agreement entered into BY the said WI
sol in his life time, with one John Eotkin land
by him assigned, 10 Joseph Baker and Samuel
Scooley, and now held BY compIainant.) for the
conveyance Of one hundred and forty acres
of land, being part Of the South East quarter
of section twenty eight, in township eight, and
Of Range fineteeh, aftef taking twenty acres of
of The South East corner OF said quarter sec
tion," and that they maybe perpetualy enJoiui
cd and restrained from proceeding in acertain
suit in eiectment therein set forth, and the said
defendants are further notified, that Unless they
appeal. and plead, answet, or demur to the said
bill within sixty days after the next term Of
said court, the said Jesse Cartlich at the term
next after the expiration of said sixty days,
will, apply to said court to take the matters Of
the bills as confessed; and TO decree thereon
accordingly.
B.. +. MOORE, & T. R. STANLEY;
Solicitors for complainant,
April, Tth '53.-G W.
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Sherin'S Sale.

DY command Of an execution from the Court
D of Common Pleas, of Jackson county, |
shall expose to public sale, at the door Of the
Court House, in Jackson, on the 2eth, day of
NAV next, at one o'clock p NJ, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit That part Of the South
East quarter of section no. fourteen, Township
no. FIVE, in Range no. nineteen. which is bounded
on the East by lands of Enos Smith, on the
North. by lands of Belinda Mercer, on the West
by lands of Robert Chapman, and on the South
by the section line and lands Of Solomon Deaver
and James Smith, containing sixty-fve acres,
and eightytwo hundredths of an acre, more or
less. Levied on as the property Of Levi NJ. Mer;
Ger, at the suit of Belinda Mercer. Appraised
at $40O. VlNTON POWERS, Shf. J. G.
April 81, '53-tds.
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The Russian authorities in Poland had
issued an order to con6scate the property
Of absentees who have not accepted Of the
amnesty.
The affair of the holy places, between
Russia and Turkey, has been settled in
conformity with the demands of the for
mer. Turkey has suspended the erection
Of armaments, and has recalled her
fleets. .A#
Persia was preparing another expedi-
ton against Hcrat, and the British AM
bassador had announced that he would
demand his passports if the expedition
would proceed.
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Oak Hill, April ls, '53

JOHN H, STEPHENSON,
rs Petition for Partition.
SYLVESTER WILEY and Jackson Com. Pleas,
JAMES HILLS, Jr.
CNILVESTER WILEY, and James Hills Jr
y of the State of Connecticut, will take no
tice, that petition was filed against them on
the 10Th day of April, A. D., 1853, In the Court
of Common Pleas, within an for the county of
Jackson, and State of Ohio, by John II. Ste
phenson, aud is now pending, wherein the said
John H. Stephenson, demands partition, OF the
following real estate, to wit: The West half of
the North East quarter, o section number thir.
ty-six, in Township number seven, and of
Range number eighteen, containing eighty
acres, more or less, and that at the next term Of
said court, application will be made, by the said
John H. Stephenson, for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
JOHN H. STEPHENSON, by
H S. BUNDY, his Atty.
April, 18th, 1885 W.
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... ... CHILLIcoTHE May u. 1883.
Wheat, 5000. Corn, As Oats, 4O@45.

CHERRY PEcroRAL-We have departed from
our usual rule in regard to the advestising Of
Medicines, in admitting the notice of the Cherry
Pcetoral to onr columns. 1t is not patent
medicine, but one, the contents o, which, are
well known to the medical profession, and which
has proved highly beneficial in the case of a
number Of our acquaintances, who were serious
ly afflicted with pulmonary complaints. Some
of our most skillful and eminent physicians rec
ommend it to their patients in their regular prac-
tice, and we feel that we are conIerring favor
upon the public by making known its virtues
.-LouisuiLie Oh. Advocate.
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Jamestown Addition TO the town
Of Jacn som"

- ~ gNC SO "
Of JRca son."
~ HE undersigned having laid out ai1 addition
u 10 the town of Jackson In Jackson county,
Ohio, with the above title, will sell to the high
est bidder, at public vendue, over ONE HUNDRED
In-L Lots, and FIFTEEN Out Lots, part of said ad-
dition.
On Thursday the 2Sth day of
July, A. d., 1853.
Sale 10 commence at o'clock A. M.
Terms Of sale, one-third cash in hand, one
third in six months, and the residue in one year,
with interest from day of sale. Deeds 10 be
made when the purchase money Is paid, or Sc
cured TO be paid.
The DEPoT of the ScIoTo AND Hooking VAL.
LEY RAILROAD, and also the EXCHANGE DEPoT, of
the S. & Ii. V. and the HIILsBoRo and CINclN-
NATI RAILROADS are upon said ADDITION, which
renders many Of the Lots very valuable for busi-
ness purposes. There are also quite number
o Lots well and pleasantly situated for private
residences. Persons who wish TO purchase
Lots In Jackson, will find it to their interest to
attend this sale.
To those unacquainted with Jackson county,
AS IT IS, we would say that it is situ ated In the
heart OF the mineral region of Ohio, and that its
great mineral wealth Is just now being opened
up, End rendered available by the construction
of the aforementioned Railroads, whichcro IS each
other at right angles, upon Jamestown Addi-
ton to the town of Jackson" thereby afFording
direct Railroad communication East, West,
North and South. The S. & H. " Railroad
will be in operation to Jackson against the day
of sale. The II. g. c. Railroad Is rapidly pro-
crossing, and will soon be completed TO the same
point. Jackson county is destined to become
great manufacturing and wealthy cnOmmuty I;
with this certain prospect in view, men are
pouring into it, from every direction, and to
gether with our older citizens, both in town and
country, are engaging in and prosecuting all
kinds of business, with zeal and energy here
tofore unknown.
Those who have heretofore known this town
and county, CONS now and see the happy
change, and those who have never known il,
would do we'll to como and witness its bright
business prospects and facilities. THE DAY OF
SALE will be good day to come.
JOHN D. JAMES,
ANDREW LONG,
II. c. HOFFMAN,,
Jackson, May &c, lS53-tds.
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Road Notice.

Office is hereby given that a petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners, OF
Jackson County, at their next regular meeting,
praying for an alteration in the Road leading
from the town of Jackson, 10 the town of fPike.
ton, beginning near the house of John Burn
sides, Vi where the Cincinnati Hillsborough d
Parkershurgh, Railroad crosses, the Jackson and
piketon road, thence to run west along the south
side of said Railroad to a small elevation be-
vond the township line, on the lands of A.
Grafton, there to cross the railroad, thence run"
ming along the north side of said railroad to a
suitable point on VIM. Jacksons Farm, thence
a North. west course SO as to intersect the high
way, at the Bridge across Buckeye Creek, near
VIM. JacksOns house.
Jackson, April, 2Sth, 1853.
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TUST RECEIVED
sE 25 bbls Molasses.
20 sacks Coffee.
10 bbls Whisky.
90 bbls Kanawha Salt.
tierce Carolina Rice.
51s chests Tea.
9 bbls city Pure Salaratus.
sack Pepper.
sack Alspice.
10 Kegs prime Rifle Powder, F. 7. r. G..
100 bbls Pure Spanish float Indigo.
10 doz Buckets nests tubs.
1000 half Spanish Cigars.
Also, Gloves, Nutmegs, Cinnamon, Salts,
Alum, Copperas, Tar, Rosin, Sui
phur, Madder Loaf Sugar,
Brandy and Wine.
ALSO.
90 kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
5000 lbs assorted Iron.
500 Tbs CASTING.
Patent Lever Plows.
300 lbs assorted candy, together with gene
raj assortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware Boots and Shoes, of all sizes and qualities
10 suit the times, which can sell as low and
little lower, than they can be bought at any othe
store in jackson county. Being desirous to sci
goods, will sell them lower than they have bee'
sold in this region, and will try to accommodate
those who may favor me with call
May 10, '53--tf, ELISHA r. SWIFT.
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60 Dozen No. 2, Canal SIlOvcls,
SADDLERY AND CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS.

II HAVE opened the largest and best selected
stock of Saddlery and Carriage Trimmings
ever offered to the trade in this market, embra.
cling every variety and style, consisting In part
of
900 gross bright t nd japan'd round leg Roller
Buckles;
IS gross tin'd i'm. stitched Bride Buckles;
100 silver and brass
100 =" iapan'd w. Fl. S. Harness "
50 q" silver and brass Harness and Trace
Buckles;
IS gross silver, brass and japan'd Harness and
Martingae rings;
co Goz. bride and Harness bits, of every style
and finish;
60 doz. pair stirrup IrO' $, japun'd brass and
silver;
90 pieces fancy Rein Webb;
1875 pieces bright coIored Girting Webb;
50 doz. cart, carriage and riding Whips,
10 pieces Worsted Plush, assorted colors;
20 pieces Coach Lace, some beautiful patterns;
2000 yards Scanning and FASTING Lace.
Together with large lot of black and fancy
colored enameled and patent Leather, Hog and
Weltne skins Goat and Morocco do; Japan'd
silver and brass self.adjusing Pad Tress cart,
stage and buggy Hames, Side Trees, Fall Backs,
Dina, Peak'd and Raw Hide covered Spanish
Trees Silk, three cord and Shoe Thread Al
so, full assortment of Carriage Trimmings and
Saddler Tools.
" Dealers will find my stock as complete and
Nav, 5th, SO. T.N.DAvEY.
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NOad Notice.

nj Office Is hereby given that petit, n will
lN be presented TO the COMMISSIONER of
Jackson Codntyi at their next regular nTeetingi
praying for the location and establishing Coun-
ty road commencing, at the County road near
the residence Of Hiram Strawn In Washington
Township, in said County Of Jackson. thence
running a south eastefly direction the nearest
and best wsv 10 the north end Of the lane that
passes through the farm Of William Walters,
thence to follow said lane TO the south end near
the residence of William Walters, thence a
soush.eastefly direction along the new cut road,
until itintersects thenotth aud south line between
the land Of Samuel 5. Pain and Charles Rob-
bins. and along said line running south until it
intersect > the state road, leading from Richmond
in Ross County, TO liamden in Vinton County
Jackson, April, 2eth, 1888,
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER! PErsIN, the
T,w Diqestiue Fluid, or Gastric JHice A
great Dyspepsia Curer, prepared from Rennet,
81 the fourth stomach of the Ok, after directions
IF Baron Liebig, the great Physiological Chem.
vt. by ]. S. Houghton, M. D., No. ii NORTH
Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. This is truly
sonderful remedy for Indigestion, Dyspepsia
Liver Complaint, Constipation, and Debility
atIcng after Natures own method, by Natures
ov agent, the Gastric Juice. Sec Advertise
ment in another Il II.
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An ounce Of fact is worth pound of theory:
and the swarm of conclusive facts that cluster
round that incompatible preparation, Hoofiand's
German Bitters, prepared by Dr. c. M. Jackson,
Philadelphia, estab ished its value as tonic and
restorative, are snch as would prevent incredu'
lity itself from questioning Its efficacy. In all
cases Of disease of stomach, whether acute or
chronic, it may be recommended for its sooth-
ing, cordial, and renovating influence. Dys-
pepsia, heartburn, loss of appetite, nausea, ner-
vous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c, are re-
lieyed, by the Bitters In a verv short space OF
time; and perseverance, in their use never fails
to work thorouh cure.
Oct. IA, '52