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List Of Arrivals at the principal Hotels up tt
II a. m. this day.

NIional Hotels Brown, Va; J III Barrow, Ga;
) Cids, Md; L E Ballard, do: G l. Sharkey and la
dy, Miss; Col Bennett, USA; DIR Casker, Ga; e
Jonte, NO; w Young and lady, LA; Miss Young,
do; Il III Carter, Md; Com Jones UCN; G e Morgan;
Md; e L Williams and lady, do; Mrs Jameson, do;
ID Gibbs, SC; Mis- Gibbs, do; Miss Elliot, do; L & N
Bailey, do; 4 w Lewis and lady, Va; Miss Lempe;
) Noel and lady, co; Mrs Wrigh! and daughter. do;
Miss Noel. d.; II 4 Noel, do; ) Wallace, do; ] z
Ashky, do; Moncure, do; f Marshall, do; w
Armstrong;, do; + Cane add lOdy, Miss; II Estes,
and lady, NO; J Linton, Ga; T. Bacon, do; s II
Pope, Texas; ; II Allen and sister, No; J Moore,
Mis- es Moore, do; Miss Ilockaday, ST Louis ID 5 J
Ramey, Mobile; J Barbour, Va J VanThone, U
SA; A n Hart, Pa; j Cycs and lady, Va; Mrs
Coles, do Miss Pickens, SC; J ii Rogers, NY; C.
Snlnelle, Mis-; s B Miller Pr; w Read, do; N Sin
mott and family, NO; L Ryan, Texas: J Cartine aud
lady, do II Coomes and ladies, Ga; StrooI,
Va; U N JoIIisOn, SB Miss Johnson, do; Miss Cox,
do; Miss Bruncan, do; f Busey, Ark; J Custer,
do; Faircr, NO, B O'Brien, do; Browner, Bos-
ton; III Way, NY.
Bromn's Hotci.-B Winchester, La; w Hall, do;
G Bennett; J Floyd, Pittsburg; II A Gutter, Va;
Miss Files, Pa; Hiss HOwison, do; Mrs w f Tor
berd do; w kingsbvrg Roston; T Smith and
son, lud; w NJ Seemuller, Bait; w Barry: Gut
all, do; Mrs Daering, NG f J Bryan, Md; NJ l. X
Moore, Boston; Dale, Md r Adams, do; S Ran
del, Bait; e Devin, IA; G Simpson, do; T II
Vanderhof, Fly; & Bowman. 3d. w II Evan. do
A Whitney. do; ) G Csurtendy, do; 4 f. Crome,
Ala; deEampest, do; ID Hubbard, FC; Col Car,
al; Y, do; Hall, MISS P Bailey, Texas; w Bar
do; NJ Pierce; Harding, Phil.
United States Hotel.-A Bond, Md; T Smith and
lady, Ga; Miss Gouder do; Sanford and lady, do
y III Flood NY.
Empire Hotel-J S Cramer. NY; G Johnson,
Pa; Bcdnett, Md; A Flesh, do; Laporte, DC; S
Burnside, Salt River; l. Mcclure, Md.
GGdsby's Hotci.-T f FurgusOn, Baltimore; A B J
RttenhOuse Alabama; II Bartol, Philadelphia;
Fl Mcbride Illinois; r Shutter Miss F 5 Holmes
SC; T III Ward, Va; III u White, Kentucky; DIR De
I.anlans, NY; c Bouger, Va; A A Houston Gin
cinnati; III T Blakemen, Va; l. L Labarbe, Nc; w
Helm. Va; Miss Bette Williams, Warrenton; Miss
f T Whiting, do; Miss II E Whiting, do, F Rel,
Kentucky; w Mitchell, Md; Rec Anthony Ten Bro
eek, Phil delphia; Ramsey, Md; Thomas Glaman
do; ii Hamilton and sistor, Va; Becker and lady,
Richmond; James Pea;, Ky Miss Peak, do; Miss
Tunstall, do; T. Cove, NH Charles Glageit, lady.
and Nd
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Tire Disturbance on FStreet.-In reply to
our query yesterday correspondent says:
Nh. ITENs The outcry made last Tuesday
night on F street, near Fourteenth, was occa-
stoned by the forcible conveyance away from
that neighborhoOd of some person who was not
at all disposed to go. The affair happened
Immediately IN front of the house of ply
sician; and that gentleman, when called up
ID Intercepted, replied that he knew all
about it. and that no person was injured but
refused to state anything further. The quiet
Of peaceful neighborhood has been dis
tlrbed and those who know the cause should
make explanations that would be satisfactory
To others who are still in the dark
The watehman has called at the Star Office
to explain the above mystery. He says that
a citizen had sold slave to person in Alex
andria; that he bad run back to his old mas
ter. and the Outcries inquired about were those
of the negro, on being taken to be returned to
the purchaser.
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NOTICE THIS.

NIE subscriber, having engaged in business offers
tohis friends and the patrons of Mr.. j. r. Radcliffe
the former occupant of the store i'm Odd Fellows
Hall, Seventh STREET, GROCERIES of the best niaI-
ity, and at the lowest market price. Call and see
him. veg
Just received, Shay's HAMS. Refined Leaf, ARD.
Porto Rico SUGAR and MOLASSES, Stewards
and other Strip, Patent Sperm CANDLES, and
Family Flour. 10. RADCLIFFE .
jy 27-eOaw w. . " e
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G. A. WAT SON.

G. A. WATSON,
MARBLE y BROWN STONE YARD,
Massachusetts ave-, between 4th and 5th SITS
MARBLE MANTELS and MONUMENTS.
W. TOMB and HEAD-STONES, kept con-
stantfy on hand All building work furnished
at the shortest notice and at moderate prices
je 24-f
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MUSIC DEPOT.


fNHE UNDERSIGNED have just completed the
L most perfect arrangements with Northern and
Eastern Publishers of Music, enabling them to
promptly supply the public with all the newest
music.
ess-c@GS We have constantly on hand PIANO
TIE ~ FORTES of the, celebrated ROSEN-
kRANI manutactOry, and being agents for the sale
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
pianos, we fiatter ourselves from practical ex-
pcrience III this department to warrant satisfaction
to the most fastidiOus purchaser.
We have for sale also MELODEONS from the
| manuactory of BISHOP & CHILD, Cleveland,
Ohio, acknowledged by judges to be superior instru
ncntS To any OF Eastern manufacture.
We are alsOsol agents for the uncqualled Church
and Parlor ORGANS of POMPLfTZ and RODE
to excel all Others manufactured i'm this country for
beauty and power of tone.
We have also the sole agency for MARTINS I'm
rlvailed GUITARS, an assortment of which, direct
from the manufacturer, we shall constantly keep on
hard.
We are likewise agents for kelIer's AMERICAN
CREMONA VIOLINS, Badgers BEHM and Di;-
tonic FLUTES, the Keyed VIOLIN and spirited advo-
cate of music, the " Musical WorH and Tiiaes''
We constantly keep Oh hand STRINGS for all i'll
strumcnts, besides every thing appertainng to the
musical line.
Musical instruments of every description tuned and
repaired
t.t. HI.BUS & HITZ,
Music Depot Pennsylvania avenue,
south side, four doors west of 10th street.
aug I-dlw
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I'D OOMS TO RENTING or three comfortable
IL ROOMS in one Of the most pleasant and drsi-
rabe locations on the Island will he rented on rea-
souable terms TO good tenants. Apply al
30 ... II BAKERS Periodical pepof
iy ID Near COR 9Th ST and Nd ave
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A CARD.

/ WOULD respectfully call the attention of the
IL public to an examination of the choicest assert
uent of genuine HAVANA CIGARS ever offered i'm
this market, lis, 900 of which have received with
in the last ten days direct from Havana. They will
be sold wholesale or retail, at moderate prices. 49,
| would also ask attention to my fine stock of
WINES, BRANDIES, TEAS, Sc, which will he
found 10 compare favorably with any be found in
the city as to quality and price.
E. c. DYER, Penn. avenue,
iy 2l-10tifd bet Iat and l3th streets
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RRlCkLAYERS.-Wan immediately on Elk
- tension of United States Capitol, Washington,
fifty Bricklayers. To good workmcn steady en-
ployment will be given. Wages depending upon
skill and aticntion-the average being 81 %.
Nj. &. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers,
In charge of Extension U. s. Capitol.
jy 91-ttf
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7. F. Kirby, Of Missouri, and E. Bell, Of Ohio,
(La'e Clerks in the Pension Ofice,)
HAVE established i'm the City of Washington an
l. Agency for the prosecution of Claims against
the Government. They will pay special attention
to Revolutionary Pension and Bounty Land Claims
under the various acts of Congress. y l3-lm
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DY ADAMS & CO.'S. EXPRESS we are this
Id morning in recei.t Of select assortment of Va
riesated, Cannine, Tissue, and UItamarne PAPER,
for working artificial flowers, ROSEATES, &c. Al
20, few more of those magnificent Crystal Palace
and Papier Mache PORTFOLIOS; Riding Whips,
Canes. &c, at JNO. +. ELLIS,
jy2S Fem. ave-, bet 9th and 10Th SIS.
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
~ ii is better to laugh than be signing; Woman's
Rights; Honest hearts and willing hands; I'll prav
for thee; Postal or, th die cast Ida May; Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie dear; Juney at the gate; Happy
Birdling Sisters Wedding; Willie nv brave; Black
smith Polka; Very Best Polka; Tip Top Polka; Ma
poleon Polka; Holiday Schottsche; Geranium do :;
ThoughtIeSs do; Snow Drop do; United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces. in addition to fine assortment of Duets
Guitar Pieces, &c. JOHN F. ELLIS,
jy % Penn. ave- bet. 9th and 10Th SIS
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Tie Dramatic Entertainment This exhi.
bition was but thinly attended last evening
Miss Renwicks made rather favorable i'm
preston, and Messrs. Cullen and Sheriff re-
cited and read with their usual ability They
were warmly applauded
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Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, August Sir m.
Flour and grain have advanced.
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4 LII PERSONS IN WANT OF TOILET ARTI-
"A Giles, FANCY GOODS, &c.-wiIl find well
selected assortment, such Lubin's, Meakim;s
McCianS, and HarrsOn's Extracts for the handker-
chief; McCiaIn's Oil; Oriental Oil Roses ; Barrys
Ircopilaous; Lyons kaibairon; Wells Chrisla-
line Ok marrow and Ponatunl, for the hair; Float
Ing Soap; Sand, Honey, Military, and Chinese Soap;
Shaving Cream; Christaline Balls; German, French,
and American Cologne; Dales, Swans, and Char
coal Dentirce; Mouth Cochous; Hair, Tooth, and
Nail, Shaving, Hat, Clothes, and Infants Brushes;
kidder,s and Payson's Indelibe Ink; Powder Puffs
India Bat Balls; Volatile Pungents Buffalo, Ivory,
Horn, and Wood Combs; Playing and visiting Cards;
ard many other articles too numerous TO mention,
all OF which will be sold at reduced prices, for cash.
by WALLACE ELIOT,
~ S-2aW3w Cor. + and 10Th Streets d
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BALTIMORE, August 81 p. NJ.
The following additional news by the
steamer Niagara, at Halifax has just been
received:
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TIE CoRrerSGftoW Wtth Woodward.--We
intended to say yesterday in our report of the
conversation with Woodward that he almost
referred the sibb,t to tie penifeMt.ayy for life
instead Of saying that 'he almost preferred
death to the gibbet." The error was however
topalpable not TO be observed by the incl
li.ent reader. 1t may be added, that we spoke
10 him of our visit 20 Connor in the Baltimore
Jail, in regard to his exc ,ution to-day, telling
hin that Conner seemed even anxious for the
day of hisdeath to arrive. Woodward replied
that he did not doubt it; he often prayed for
the consummation of his sentence In refer
cnce TO the shooting of his wife, he also re-
marked that all he remembered of the matter
was that of seeing pistol on the floor His
continued denial of the killing is singular,
III view OF the universal conviction in the
public mind that he was certainly guilty
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New AUnrsf"S.-At a meeting of the Per-
severance Fire Company. last evening, the
committee appointed to ascertain the prices
and qualities Of the apparatus of various cele-
brated mechanics made report entirely ia
NoriDg the engines built by Agnew, of Phila-
delphia. 1t only remains for the company to
select the size, and send the order, which will
he done by the officers Immediately The COM
Tiny did not act upon the proposition of Capt
Birch, to use the bell for FIRE signals 1t was
an oversight, most likely; but the use could be
granted by the officers, and the company would
certainly consent to their act, when they see
the benefit that would ensuc from such use o
the bell.
Il Man Of his Word-YeSterday morning
the Captain of the Auxiliary Guard rather than
zee a stranger, who was under commitment to
the workhouse go down for very triAing Of
ence. told him to 20 and look for friend to
Fay his fine. and he would 60 his security for
lis payment until his return. Ramsey sought
in vain for the required sum, and returned TO
undergo the thirty days punishment; he was,
however suffered to go his way, and remit the
fine when convenient. lie was charged with
having got drunk and cut his own head
The Now CarafTy Corps.-The presi-
Icnt's Guards assembled yesterday after
loon, near the Capitol, to the number of about
tyen.y-seyen, in ordinary dress, and with two
tumpetcrs arrayed in red uniforms, paraded
through the city, attracting much attention
Iley we're commanded by Lieut.. Clark Mills.
Nt"ht Paytfc IF the Walker Sharp>toof.
eas-The spirited corps Of Walker Sharp
shooters had a night parade last evening, pre-
raratory to their excursion this afternoon
and made fine military appearance by th'
light of the lamps on Pennsylvania avenue
They will doubtless have a pleasant trip, anC
probably large company, rs sufficient prepa
rations have been made for the occasion. Sue
cess TO them.
TIE Race tbs AGerAoou.-This will be il
time for many of our sporting readers to hitci
IN and see the trotting match Mt four o'clocl
this afternoon. 4 fine race is expected by tn,
knowing ones.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
CITY IT E N S.

Eyplosion ofa Pine OIL Lamp and Fire
-. evening about o'clock, brass lamp
ming in the show window of the tobacco
h,r Of Mr. Jas E. Power, 'on C street, in the
ar Of Browns Hotel, which had been filled
-;,b pine oil, similar to camphene) exploded,
hursting the glass gloPe of the lamp, and
.,.tinr forth a blaze which startled the family
e Mr.. P. and ncishlors into apprehensions
3 8, FIRE among the o,mbustible houses in that
,,.,lity, and creating an alarm which awak-
.,ed the bells, ard brought out the fire ap-
aims with tb. usual vigilance of the COM
,,;cs The olazo was soon extinsuished,
,-r.rer. an. on ascertaining the damage. it
=, found that twelve Panes of glass were
h-oken, I'D lot of canes and fancy articles
:. tho window were burnt, the flames and
ar;,, globe scattering this much destruction.
T,,lamp itself was not injured, and it is one
Inc mysteries Of these explosive oils that
,cluse can be asccrtaincd for the singular
COW up.
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Resfenation.-Police Officer John Davis has
resigned his place under the Corporation, and
retires to his Old position as county constable.
The reporter for the Star says for Mr.. Davis,
that in all his efforts to perform his duty, he
has sought to be a gentleman.
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TIE ihJ"red La1iies ami boy recorer,ng.-
The two ladies who were thrown from the car
rage yesterday are slowly recovering
Mrs. J. d. Stewart was seriously injured, her
arm being fractured and face much bruised
The Doctors cousin, Miss Louisa Stewart,
did not fare quite so badly, although she was
much injured by the fall. The little boy (the
son of DR.. Stewarp jumped from the carriage
just before it upset and was slightly bruised
in one or two places about his head We
know that they are in The hands Of skillful
physician and trust that Providence may
smile upon the efforts made for their recovery.
Weekly Exhibition of Fruits and FIop-ers
The exhibition of yesterday was unusually in
teresting, and evineed great progress in fruit
culture in this vicinity. Peaches, pears, ap-
PIES, enormous plums, pine apples, nectarines,
and Hunter canteleupes; besides a superb
contribution of flowers made altogether rich
collection. The exhibitions speak we'll for
Washington, and it is to be hoped that all our
amateurs in fruit and flowers, and the profes-
siOnal gardeners and farmers will sustain the
enterprise. The exhibitions are held weekly
over Clsgget's store, corner Ninth and Penn
sylvania avenue, on Thursdays.
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TIE Race tbs afternoon. This will be in
time for many of our sporting readers to hitch
m, and see the trotting match ut four clock
this afternoon 4 fine race is expected by the
knowing ones.
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WANTS.

WANTED.--A rped colored
~ Cook, Washer, and 1roncr-a slave preferred;
for good servant the highest wages viii be given.
Enquire at this Office. sns aug 5-d4t
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19
SHERIFF'S SALE OF
aluabIe Land.
Mathew Gay, Plaintiff, J

W. IN Cilancefy.
Selby Wade esal, Drfs,
Pursuant TO the Decree rendered in this
cause. al the Fall term, 1852, Of the Cir.
cui, C5ur, Of Mnnonaalla county, ! will
on the FOURTH MONDAY m MARCH
next. 1888. iii being the fl S, day Of the
March tenn Of the County Cnurt Of Nun,
ongaliu county, in front OF The Court,
house door in Morsan,own, proceed 10
sell the Land-in the hill aud proceedings
mentioned, tsubjrcl to the widows inw.
el) to the highest bidder, upon IA credit Of
six, twelve md eighteen months. with in
icIrsl on the purchase money from the
day Of sale until pa d /; the purchaser or
pumhaseia required 10 give bond and ap.
proved srclri y Ior the payment Of ,he
same and the tile retained until the pur.
chase money is paid. Said Land contains
by estimation 81 Acres. and are situate on
the watels Of Dunkard creek, in this coun.
ty, not Tar from the mills of Andrew and
Abraham Brown. The title is said 10 be
indisputabie, bu selling as Sheriff ! will
only convey such title as is vested in me.
F.. r. FITCH, Deputy for
a. c. Dnrspy, Sheriff Monongalia Co.
February IA, 1858. hats
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All. THESE DELAYS

Sometimes Cold is suffered TO accumulate
upon Cola whole winter through. This Is
waking shor. route to the long home.' stop
the mischief before 1t has fixed itself incurably.
With Rogers, Lirerrort, Tar and Cdnrkalagaa
the rcsni, is not merely probability, but
certainty. See pamphlet in Agents posses
sion and advertisement in the business depart
ment Of this paper. october2.
NO CAUSE FOR DESPAIR!
IT weakened by q rackng cough, and suffer.
ing all the symptoms OF n violent Pulmonary
attack, still the sufferer mist not despair
Meier gire up says the poet, and why should
the Consumptive despond with Rogers Liver
wort, Tar and Canchulagua within his reach.-
Hope, LIFE, HEALTH are its results. See
long advertisement in this paper. Oct. 2.
Hoofrad'S German Bitiers.-We would call
the attention of our readers to the advertise
ment of Or. Hollands celebrated German Bit
tiers, prepared By Dr.. {. N. Jackson, No. ~
Arch street, Philadelphia. In cases Of Liver
complaint, Dyspepsia, Disease Of the Kidneys,
and all diseases arising from disordered stom-
ech, their power is not cxcclled, ii cqualled,
BY any other known preparation, as the cures
ut,est in many cases, after the most celebrated
physicians had filled. We can conscientious
" recommend this medicine, as being what it
10 represented, and urge our readers who are
afflicted to procure bottle, and they will be
convinced OF the truth VIC assert. lin6w.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

HIR GlNTA:-A, Rules held in the Clerks
Office vi the Cirui, Court Of Mononga.
liza county, on the first Monday in Feb.
ruary, 1853.
Samuel Beall, ct al Ccmp',s.
Us. I'm Chaneery
John Tasscy, Ell. al, Def'ts.
TNIlEobject of this suit is to recover the
l. rents Of the Monongalia Iron Com.
pany in The hands oil the Executors Of the
Receiver, john Hanway, deceased.
And the suid Samuel w. Semple and
William Morrison not having entered
their appearance. aud it appearing from
M aft lavil filed that they are not mhaei-
i,anls OF this Commonwealth, it is ordered
that they do appear within one month at.
ter due publication Of this order aud do
what is necessary to protect their interest.
1t is also ordered thai this order be pub.
lished funr successive weeks in the MIN.
ongalia Mirror, a weekly newspaper, pub.
lished in Morgan!own, Monougalia cnun'
". Va, aud he also posted at the front
door Of tho Court House Of the said ccun-
~ Of MunongaIia on the frs, day Of thu
next County Court Of said roun'y.
A copy teste. G. S. RAY, OK.
Alien & Berkshire, Alt'ys. for Pills.
February IL, 1852. 1873
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Rt,lcdge, Granger county, Tenn.
A Ill a-IL- iSEA

!hpH S1th3 ioS@.
J.D. PARK, Esq., Cincinnati, 0.-Dear Sir
1t gives me great satisfaction to add my tes,i-
mony in favor of DR.. duyso.t's Extract ofYel-
low Dock and Sarsaparila,' to that oftho nu-
mcrous and highly respectable persons who
have been benefited by the medicine.
My wife has been suffering for the space of
nearly five years with ScrvfJa and Cancer,
which, think, found its origin in the derangc-
ments Of the system peculiar 10 her sex, whi!f
in the mean time she was under the care Of tho
mos. eminent Physicians in this Section oftho
country, without deriving any material aid from
Interpretations. t
T. Upon the Recommendation of Dr.. Cookies,
one Of our Physicians, who had seen the med
icine used with happy effect, ! obtained ofyour
Agents here, Mcss's. Rice & Mcfarland, ono
bottle Of sDr. Guysott's Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapariln,' and as my wife found
relief from that bottle, | bought some six bot
ties, which she has taken with the most aston
ishihg benefit, for am pleased to say it has en-
trcly cured her, for she has entirely recovered
from her Illness, and tho scroiula and Cancer
arc cured sound and well. Il..
Accept my gratitude. Respectfully,
MICHAEL GOLDMAN.
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Extract OF 4 Letter from an extensive Merchant
in Plainieid, Liyngton County. Michigan.
PLAiSrIELb, Mich, April 8, 1862.
Mr.. John D. Park-Dpar Sir-Dr. Guysotrs
Yellow Dock and Snrsuparila is performing
some astonishing cures IN this place. a Mr..
$. y. Strickland has just informed me that one
of his children has been entirely cured ola
severe case of Scrofula by the use ofonly one
bottle. He had tried almost everything that
the Doctors had prescribed; but all OF no avail,
as tho child continued getting worse. The
sores are nowall hualed up and the child appa-
rcntly well, which IS Justly ascribed 10 the use
ofthc yellow Dock and sarsapnrla. Signed
Yours, truly. Il. a. BEALL.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-02-19

II Aaother Scientific TYoader!' Important 10
Dyspeptics DIR J S HouonroN's PEpSlN, the
true Digestive Fluid, or Gastric Juice, prepared
from RENSEr, or the Fourth Stomach Of the
Ok, after directions Of Baron LIEBIo, tho great
Physiological Chemist, by J S tloucHroN, NJ D.
Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful remedy
for Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jaundicc, Liver
Complaint, Constipation and Debility, curing
altcf Na,urc's own method, by Natures own
agent, the Gastric Juice. Pamphlets containing
Scientific evidence Of It's value, furnished by
agents gratis. See notice among the medical
advertisements. oc25 If