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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-16

IT Tho New York Mirror thinks that
Marcy has abandoned his old motto :" to the
Nctors belong the spois,' and adopted a
modification A" to the traitors belong the
,poils."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-16
MoNnELltU, bee. 9Th.


The amepdi.rn.s t. the Liquor law are M, and
there j, nu'h feeling and excitement about them.
Mr.. Nccdham has left the chair and advocates the
amendments. Mr. Barber says lac is in favor OF the
unconditional repeal o! the Liquor law. Mr., Bur
rough- (bcml moved to lay amendment. On thr
table and called for yeas aud may. Each call Of
the yeas and nays cost, tlc state SloD Motion
voted down. GA the votc To- adopt bicbc,'s umc, :
mcut., there Ncrc9t yeas and g., mays. On au"tarr
mucnImcnt the pre- lou. question i, Called and the
House refused to second the call by vote of los to
-. Another OF Barber amendments is rejected by
lNotc of2i 60 ~. An amendment i offered Dis
qualifying any man from holding seat in the
House or Senate, If he u Intoxicating, drink ~
s'nrst this amendment is vot u down, h,cau," il is
half the members, Another and another anrnd-
mrut j. oIrrcl and voted down. Mr. Duyi, 81
pan,illc move, to strike cut the words "mauui-c-
turc, furnish and give away" Yeas -, Nays III.
Ballot. for senator J9h ballot kellogg receives
~, Collamcr -, 6c. by an adjournment there can
no further ballot for Senator. IWEp llor,r.
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MnNrrrIlrn. neeemh.r q

The rc-chartrr of the Montpelier bank occasoncd
much discussion hut It finally passed by vote Of
90 to a. Liquor hll.-An anne Gdmcnt was offered
relieving members of The Legislature from arrest
for Violating the liquor law voted down. call
tor the previous question l. seconded by vote of
ltl u .. The Senate amt numrnt, Hic adopted J Y
a vote Of llG t. 50. The House added to the lii,
aui the Scuntr cpucurrcd by vote of - to 1, So
the liquor law is act repealed, hut 80 ended. The
repeater, generally voted against IN, amendments
and only ono riynd Of the law of ~ voted against
them.
EvrNI>a.- (Gallory aud lido .cots Gled with Ia
Il } bin tu@" 'acir1 in~ the c'litl -t.-A Of
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-12-16

EugroSE'd BHs.-l annex II part of Rich
mond t" Bolton. Its. passage was refused -
.iunctiou7 in amendment Of chap. 4G c. s.,
entititd s'>-ipns of Court to pay Horace d.
Bracket: pl-,'d. Rotating - collectors Of
highway taxes; rejected.
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Adjourned.


'N\lJ kpi| , - y. ., y VI
Engrossd HT--l1 extend t.ic charter Of
the bank Of II ,drIri-r; pa, ID. IL addition
to chap. 81 g. ; PARSED. II pay David :.
Churc the ~ "a tIrr'in m mi med r ,Jcctcd.
R'pJnS a. COmH!ltt.oS.-By tho committee
ON Roads, adyc:~ !y to House ill in addition
to chap. - {. s., rrlitiig t. railroA'i-; third
reading refused. By the committc" on .,gri-
culture. in favor OF iiou> viii in addition ~
an act passed Nov. -. lN,j3. relating to til"
location Of School House. lasscd BY the
committee on Gains, III favor of the llousa
bill to pay TDomas NJ Clemens and Roswell
Buel, Jr she sum therein mentioned par+-
I'd. By ,h. committee on Roads, in favor Of
House bill IN cXplanu Jon of see. 81 Of chap.
% {. :. relating to railroads: passed. BY
the committee on Claims, in favor of llous,
bill to lay .\mmi WiIitrd the sum therein
mentioned; passed. iIy the committee on
the Judiciary, adversely to House bill in ad-
dilioA t. clal. IL {. s., relating to iails
and confinement and discharge of prisoners
81 reading reIu> ii. by the S,inc committee.
in favor Of IIous ill to restore Homer Park
to his Legal privileges D.; passed. BY the select
committee Oh the liquor bill, in favor Of
IlouS, bill to rvp,ll the LIQUOR law of the last
session. with certain proposals OF amendment,
(striIinE GA. all alter the cnactiug clause
and in, rliuJ new bil!.) Tie question be-
iuG on the adoption of the amendment, it Was
adopted. The hill WAS then read the third
,ima and ass ID, yeas 20 nays :.
!hc special committee on 50 much Of the
C4Ncln,r ir,slg" as relates 20 the Gcolog-
zeal survey. asked to be discharged from
,urthcr cons liberation Of lie subject request
granted. Adjourned.
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Dyspepsia, its Causes, Effects, and Remedy.

IT l. uerr~Slry simply ~ explain Ia the UniniItri
IA illr medical jurisprudence, that the OXIDATION OF
tie E.DUi and IT. di>iflYIIDH into tine Oi al
ptnu, circulation. respiration and secretion. con-
>'uie The pi'uonnnI of Life. These organs are iIEf
hueI with III mo- wonderful sympathetic ;ithntIi5's.
u my one nt Iul hrchrs Improperly affected, they
al i.cunr i-riFJTt ard uilamp'l. the StOmachss de
Jvs",, ;sn~ nf AL Kinds come on especially in the
t",,d ..td hu.bs. accompanied with buIin. heat.
It"> "a appetite, ,NtTcuIr HrTyOtS debility. Nausea
1'tr Nlctv dcIEc>Ion Oi spiriIS, disturbed sleep,
ad G.se i! tn maze the slightest ply seal
eSrritan, combination of several all Of these
syiHptnIs tiiIie disease which affects the whole
y IrEI. Ind - called Dyspepsia. Numerous have
hrrH le prescriptions ut thr Faculty for this Hydra
headed com, ,aIIi but nth l,lp >ucccss al il j.
e common Ininr!-Ean Dyspepsia be cur.I; We
1HsWrriIrau! ONygru1tcd BttcrS j. the real SBcci-
lie Fhl, iIylnabi, Tome speedily ailayS all iHflani
mtrnTy -ymlinus, and >GeEsIheIssg tie PARTIES o
the SIUmIch enables II 10 ycrorB natural illne
It0T,-. aud Health and Strength arcthe result.
REED. AIfSTlN X co. Wholesale Druggists No
~, Merchants Row, Boston. GeneIal Agents.
fftee ~ p.T bottle; sIX bottles IOr -.
s1%-I. Look oui inJ mutations IHd commercials.
f. II. STARLER y co. Ne. 10 Pratt i. wharf,
and CANDY y 90. corner OF Light and Lombard
sis. Nhulr,sle Agents, EaItiIaur, and nn retail ny
al respectable Druggists III this city and throughout
tue cJlnlIs. Do-tf
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E WHITMAN ~ CO.,
~ L. RALrI MlRE M.ptI Am


Having, at 4 very great expense, erected IN Estah
IiSinuent :,t tlfe Manufacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. MACiii merry ami TOOLS, on an
extensive scale, eNprcsSlr 10 meet the wants of. the
E.rincrs ind Planters OF the sinHlh ani West would
therefore IT,. s.nlIy solicit their patronage. .t
With our present tarrs, and the experience OF
lie past to, vears feel confident nt BENG able
SIIppIv the demand tor Farm implements. Machinery
,iid Tools. We therefore oiier GOODS with con-
iidenec. Of their superiority and prices that can not
i;,d To secure 10 Baltimore This branch of trade.
As evidence Of the superiority ri our goods, we
Iu:l,Sl liz, following list of Premiums. showing the
standing of orr implements and Machinery, when IN
competition " ith others and examined by competent
la 1919, 2f9, 1851 and 1872. the MARYLAND State
Agricultural society. awarded tn T.. WHITMAN
co the L: inSsT Premium for The largest and be>t
display 0f la strongest ana most useful Farm lmpe
mcntS and Machinery.
tn lSjI and lSI2, the Mechanics institute Of Ma
iyand awarded In T.. WHITMAN & Go. heavy GOLD
MEDALS, tor the largest and hest display Of useful I'M
plrineniS. And ILL addition To the above we havere
r.'iyrd Special Premiums on Implements TOO numer
iH detail, hut in all amounting to more
ian OO0 winch X three times the amount received
by any other Exhibitor OF Agricultural Implrmenfs-
A. the al,ov.' named Exhibitions, implements were
exhibited b, learly every manufacturer in the CONN.,
try. and tin. ct'Ision OF those Societies NAV wei he
cunsIrFei rs the highest authority tint he gwen
of The superiority ofour Implements .5 .....-.i.
We particularly request the attention OF Farmers,
PIaA,ers aud Dealers. To stock before making
purchases, determined 10 sell Oh pleasing
terms. s...r. ..f. ..-I -. .sif .
Sm particulars see Catalogue, which may be had
staIls by application either hy mail. "r in person.
,Ir. fHrfa, j.. WHITMAN CO., o.
81 LIGHT STREET,
y5-r Baltimore, Md.
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at is now late in the night, and the
Thracian has drank but little: even the
calix | sent him with his health, he but
tasted with his tongue. By Jupiter, had
ne slipped it, even one half, he had not
reached this hour alive" "IH nrGu r.aa
Ills true, he remains sober, replied
Macenius. -.,......--, >. :,
Tonight he must be dispatched, Ma
Genius !: now, how is il to be mi tell
thee. When, at length the fumes Of the
vine have drunken most of the guests.
make you preparations to close the ban.
quet. Then, behind the columns OF the
lmplurvium, station your three friends
with daggers ready. Myself and Julia
Will lead the Thracian and his wife by
them, and while we pass, let each one
strike a blow. Let not too much light be
there, either, but have them be sure he
fore they strike. Then. in the confusion
which enSues, the frightened wife shall
be conveyed to the palace by some secret
way by my attendants thus will two
endslbe accomplished your rival will be
overthrown, and my desire for the enjoy-
ment of yoluntina, the beautiful, be in
full tide of success. How say'st thou ~
~ But, how with these two old men
her father, and the old barbarian. Home
dus Z" asked Macenius. .... -
" All, their clamor soon will | silence.
IN showering honors upon the father of
the maiden. The other barbarian, he is
naught,' p was the Emperor's reply: and
both again resumed their seat about the
table. l.., ..l, ............''
This conversation was not long out of
the possession Of Maximin, who nearly
betrayed himself into open rebellion, when
ne heard that the infamous Carraculla
plotted, not only against his life, but the
honor OF his wife.
" The day Tonight he dies ~ he ex-
claimed, but suppressed his voice ere the
words were fully uttered. .F14 ,d -
IN ar .~ Ht* - 5re. -
,lhe hour for departure came, and the
emperor led the way by the impluvium.
Maxlmln had given Toluntina into the
charge of Ormerous, while Plantanius ac.
companied him. Approaching the reser-
Toir' Maxlmin, drawing Planfanius after
MN, they passed around the impluryium
on the opposite side to the course led by
the Emperor, and thereby avoided the
fate intended for them. ID ,.D! SIT I-E
II I. q tTO be Continscd., ..ii.E tH
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Law School of Cumberland University,
Al LEBANON, TENNESSEE.


.'ttjilIN lion. ABRAHAM ,ARI-TIIERS, late
I oU.' az Ia ,sfcuI; JI'.sg- "a rrmc-:,.
Iinh. NhTiiiN GREEN, lat onr oi Ilie Judges of
"a -npr'hIr conn ot Tennessee.
Ron. E&nNIfiEl.D l.. RiilIEY, c..e 81 ti.c Chan
r.!Il pi ihr tai-.
Iale,.. CAGtfi:GES ah.l GREEN d.yoie rieir
Y 60 o. t,t,'' -, .T-iyr'y 20 lhr school.
.'tr g. ia.ir,Lt5H.l. Daily examinations OF
r-ct riS- tn. books. NJ r,.rii.ir course at
IrcInfr bui ~ panannns Oi tie :iiIy lessons n the
pr'sIrrS- uf the EXAMINATIONS. ....
.. Nc,AIy moot courts at common law and ,.ataiy
81 Nutrh ia 'El~ cOhnCEc% suits or Il stai,aItui
1J-i !E IT, lie Professors. and lIG$CCItf them
tit,.:i al TIE processes kaawU ~; :.sIeal pr.iciicc.
Ia odsrs aTr - !r.lud q fo .,qti:sr them pre-
EIr' bed, hi'.S rec,G;.S s.I. m sorts nf dacnIrRiS
u ir- Tr,a A. ty,,,,I.cn Il Iii. trials. Snrnr Of tire
oils,h ,- bc.d mlItii't III te cla. Iuti in puIc NJ
a." nd - every GH. The ~iud'ni- act "a clerks
s-.i!i=. jrnT, vLctt Judges, and chauccIlOrS. and
~ u Nh cal capacities r ifh Their ~Il>
.s>tph--liir iI;st S'.ssinn commences the ti.fTd
MIey ~ S"ri'rilrar and rn.is tinrl Ths,G,ttly in
February. TIE second cOmnrnca Ii,s. succeeding
slnnGy IN t"hriiar!, and ends -.,,.Dhd 1hurSJA i'm
jail.
Erpe,srs per .4l.-fnion fee so m o1vance.
eolinIr,,. -, =; b0Jriiht Ih0nt .s-a Students
,,faif ih"t! own hook, which ga ic had in tiir
..ralG0G h1D~~lnI"s.
iuUT -,.-s"n required "a cOr1lri, Ile course. nm
i-= the Su''Eis cp:rE ~ :,.i:anc-,i cIg-S No me-.
vrHs siu'E Tr'frn,st tnr aini.Si0n There are four
Ts..,s 'E'-cs- STUDENTS ,i,iy enfcf III any ttin..
,.'l,u.: liz c"Il"-iat,. year. a
l,p'nc T. a Ta'ol testsia1ure connected with the
SHu,i. ,... s.E..
FGo nGnhrr 81 Students the last coileaiae year
W. ti5hty-SiI.
ROBERT l.. CARUTIIERS.
~ y9-fm President Board Trustees.
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REII., uELIS.REIEs,

FINiIE ,lb ;cribers manufacture and keep constant
L Il On hand ali sizes OF Church, Factory SlraI.-
Br2i. Ferry, Locomotives schOnl, house, and i1ana
BELLS. Icse bells are han, The i;iien
y1ir wIth oyCi!e ait,l- -,i.ii.y can b turG
~ Ground - that 10 ,s,pP~r wA stFike in new
Il3CF wiish - desirable amer I.i hcen rug
IN. years Springs are atINr,i in Il new way To-
,frvcEI tn tiaPpFr from on tch bell thereby
yrGOaqng The sound. These hlis inanuiact tifsd
the bel stock and cast IN non Castings
ii thI; fouHdry these rs; Used, and found
1" I.. "a r,..ct Improvement. We gave written war
r.H-. So. ,i' bells break WITHIN ore year iron.
fiI -. win fair Usage. viii recaSt
Wit lH f'ip, tone OF ;t,l 5etis Is warranted
Nr.j- :,!i ltye been cast and sold from i!il-
tEpii,. ICE = iEr 3c.t evidence OF ineir Superi
f.1a,. Ne hIva fifteen gold aud silver medals.
lTied fon Ilc various iaiTs for the hest bells
IN, >rn0rnuSn,s> and purity Oi lone" We pay par
l,sl4: aitrnliOI getting up p.tlS chimes, and
ca G..eT 10 llip-@ furnished by u. our foundry is
Wiibin t,w rus Of The Hudson river, Erie canal
tnI E.lgJlts running iii every direction A. This
ir I,se>l r-iib.I I>!hriit OF The 1ind III ih9 EHded
Sriii-, and ha> The largest assortment "a bells
drl- can hy I'll Il with great ,oSialch. We can re-
E., 20 'il- any Of !ha 3taIrs. Old bells taken in
exchange ~ new ones. Levels, cOmpa>scs, &C.,
C.-astIIty oil lI.,ad. Address
\. MENEELY-S SONS.
NG- West Trey, N. \.
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PAPER WAREHOUSE.

NyHEEIVRIG 81 NUDGE. Wholesale deal
w ers ~ PAPER uf falidcseTipiiuns, No. IA HAN
OVER STREET. csIner nf German street. Balti-
more. Md. nox "rirs in lotS ~ Snt purchasers
llrg,. and desirable stock oi PAPER. Bi.EACuiNG
POWDERS. BINDERS LEATHER, SC, &C. at
mannfactnTsrsi pCcs - Ist-l ..s. 4.
Among our stock may be ftnInd the following de-
srTipJinnS oi Paper: %
Printing. Writing. Colored- Enveiop' Tissue, Plaie
Pank Notr Hanging Copy ing, BioIimg. Music. Silk,
Fitering MarhIr. Iiatlers'. Cloth, Sampilng Hard
ware. TIP. Manila, Sand. Wrapping, Siitaihing,
Match R0V Shoe. Tea. Tobacco, Carpet, Log Pa
pr. Sc.. Se. .-t.
BOARDS Binders, Trnuk, Bonnet, Straw, Gard
AMI Press Boards. ifff 2. d
Rlrachna Powders. Alum Cards, Gard Sheets,
Printing ana Writing INK, Russia Skins, sc.
u PAPER Of any sue made 10 order ~ snort no
ice. y u
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morning cock, to bring me word that
Aurilius Victor lives no more" "ao 40 ."*a
aft shall be so,'' was the reply, and
both entered the palace. 10 .re rp4zaet
''I think here be treason enough against
the Senate" said Plantanius.
"Aye, that there is; but It's we'll we
happened near, for now one friend of
Rome is spared" answered Maximin. III
Come, let us immediately to Victor s
house. and give him warning of his. inn
pending fate, and fritter away the horrid
intent ofthese bloodthirsty hounds, ''said
Plantanius, and thither they went their
way. 81 = .-FIga
The next morning Carracalla, instead
of Aurilius Victor's lifeless head, saw
that of Galba and those of too notorious
robbers fastened upon pole, extended in
row over the main entrance to his i'm
perial palace. They had attempted Vie
tors life, bat themselves met his destined
fate. ..-,
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spY LETTERS PiTENr SFCrTRTD IN 1873
- Pliiv vERMAriER'S PATENT HYDRO
ELEETR!'' EuLTAIC CHAINS, eoIlst ructed To
De- w"rd Gii'i'r ia" ..Tincn:. are the most wonder
iI discovery III medicine a!;t electricity Of the pre-
sent dy They relieve, without pain or shock III
Simultaneously, actl;c ncTy"HS pains=,ich Il head,
ear and ,"'Itache, rheumatic pans; tic ColorcauX,
&c; id By their mild bat continuous and percepii
he action ol tho body, diseases u years +.JHdng-
such a. eont, local paralysis nervous complaints,
vSr DISEASES, &c, disappear i: by mfI Gle, tLcy
haze breI aPpliGd with the greatest suecess in all
tGS isic'Ii diseases in children, cOIin'nlIV called
COM nsJoe, "a also III cases OF tec,Bug under dii
cIiliIs and disorders ni the bowels. They prcciptae
metals from their solutions: Gec0mpIsp wafer; de
trci lEr magnetic needle; Ia short sivv I'll iie pine
nnEI2nnm i powerful y'dtac p'r. 1nN IN nsirulrnt<
pr0dHcn" thee eiicc!- weigh about Two ounces can
he Folded Ip III pn"k,: book; ai,v;,y> ready Tor
nstantIhcGu and VIII last Easl his life lime
guarding himself! family ali iTittdS, SC. against
th1t nrInhcr or diseases and complaints in which
mild streaming electricity Il perfectly sai. certain,
a:iG wonderful speedy remedy. The pic" of Il COili-
plcte chain i truuI &! to -. batteries lG To SD 30.
meredith my sccrs TN: above facts. any per
son can Ct convince himself beforehand. at the
der. OF their trtrii. The Importance the ypn-
ioa has acknowledged America by the Aea-
,lamy Oi Medicine or New York, and the chains have
been aplhiesl wiki great success III thp medical col
EGGS, the t.,iy- BeeVUc ana Wards island Hospi-
tis B-OOHl!n City Hospital. &c: Europe. nv the
don. by the Acad einies Nat;1nale lie Medicine at
!dris; ~ the tmP"Tlhl F;icniiN at Vienna; by the
ROYAL fdculE al ber ana other -'ifnIc
Ois al the !gneIt order, Including the principal hos
;TtHls ia El-upe.
The prnpretnrs are in possession of testimonials 10
iIc sair C'ct IIOm ;I,i iiic above Institutions IN
anirficl aHd Europe - wen Is ol the most eminent
and distinguished tm tmbers of tie profession in both
hami> phrreS, aad l,ile The pubic examine them.
Full and ILLUSTRATED descriptions, one lnr per..0a;d
Use, aid one tor scientific sn,a, with copies nfesG
mnnialS ans. Il uIInier of cases cured III New York
anI Europe, may be ob;aincd gratis at the office.
1hry III forward, free of pOSIac". to any part OF the
United States. in answer to pre- paid inquiries, con-
tain ug ,Erce cents postage >taInps.
+ | !. STEiNE2T,
I No. t6S Broadway, cor. Prince Il.
Agent. il. ;'a';I.orc, McS>r>. CHAa. WIN. CAS-
FAR, No. , y. GAY <t: iii Washington, DR. SUHUcK
.S,.. corner /. and llth ss., near Penn. avei.ue.
IL 5-u
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Written for the Evening Star.
THE OCEAN SHELL
BY LUCY A. RANDALL

BY LUCY A. RANDALL.
bD the southern oceans snowy strand
II lay for ages bright,
And sang sweet lays 10 the silver sand
OF the deep sea-cave>S delight.
Ii caught the low and mnurnul sigh
u! the waves that washed the isle. %.
9 And il stole the hue O the summer ky
And ihe sunsets rosy smile.
For Fairy lwflt in tha: tinted shell,
With harp 0t silver tone,
Whose charmed murmurs rose and fell
With the oceans changing nom.
The foam as il crept DER the silver shore.
And tie tone Of the sea = deep swell,
Told oiordu3 legends. tvermon'.
~ 10 the spri.e OK the ocean s,il.
OF he mieIty cavernS beneath The deep,
OF ih2 c1rdl tree, they told
Oh ftiia huc trans parent depths where sleep
The ggIus, and the burning gold.
And the Spritc sang swretly % sapphire skies
And :ijG sunsets golden glow:
Of lhc fragrant Zcpllyr'S loving siehS
That ihurmnr"i 80 SWEET and low.
Now far away from lis naive seas
From the silver southern shore
u mnrnurs I'LL iH0se melodies
And echoes, evcrmOrc,
For The captive FAIRY is sill confined
IN tie rosy tinted shell.
h;'d mdni,lS ior rte song of the passing wind
And i!tr nCcan'$ mighty we'll
w hsGnyhToy. u. e. .'.
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PORCELAIN GOODS

I HAVE on hand n full supply of PORCELAIN
L GOODS, from the celebrated factory of Cart
lidge & Co., such plum white, gilt edge. grape
vine, and fancy Door and Finger Plates, Nnnicr
Plates, Meuthpieces Door Knockers, Fancy Es
enicheon, Door Knobs, Shutter and Drawer knCsDs
of all the different fancy patterns Porcelain Sign
Letters several sizes, an ARTICLE superior far to The
gilt sign letters. both in appearance and Durability.
ann prepared to fit up door plates at short notice
of any patterns persons may select which arc far
neater man any article yet introduced. Il gstlEt
f. WHEELER
jy 9-lmeo Opposite Browns Hotd.
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MEDICINES.
% y!E4LTH FOR THE S7.4TES.
H Q Il o w AVS PILLS.

EXrt fnINARY CURE or LOSS OF HEALTH,
DIS'E:fERED STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
.f ntt 5.RNINATIoN OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD.
Copp hs'a LETTER from Mr. John Ltoyd, of
T.. oo-are', Hartech, Asr1onetshtre. r.f.
To Professor HOLLOWAY zH,arfGH arid .l-
SH. avail myself of the frstfopportuni-
ty OF i.rnrming you, that for a very long pc
riod ,,s afflicted with a dangerous giddi
ness frequent swimmin:;s in the head, at
tendc : loss of appetite, disordered stom-
a&b, -, generally impaired health. Every
mean, had failed to give Inc any permanent
relief. nd at length it became so alarming
that ,A-.s really afraid OF going about with
out al l'tendant. In this melancholy condi-
tiOn lited personally upon Mr.. Hughes,
Chem j. llarlech, for the purpose Of consult
ing hIi,, is to what had better do he Kind
ly recommended your Pills, | tried them with
ont dc. :. and after taking them for short
time "a happy to bear tcstsinony to their
wonderful efficacy. I am now restored to
perfect health. and enabled TO resume my
usual ,ir'ies. You arc at liberty to publish
this le'7er in any way You may think proper
am, sX, your ohedicnt servant,
June s, 1872. (SigneD JNO. LLOYD.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-04
MEDICINES.
WILL YOU READ THE TRUTH,

A MEDICINE must have merit, and great merit,
IA Ia stand the test oi public opinion. No art OF
man can gaivanISe worthless article Us 10 keep
il up rs , good medicine, if ii be not really 50.
a GOOD medicine viii live, become popular. and
extend its sales year after year, spiIe 0pposlon.
he people readily find out its virtues, and the fame
of them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pdity than newspapers can spread it. A LIVING
WITNESS testitying TO the cure medicine has made
for him. IS of far more service than any newspaper
advertising. .4H,
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TtNCTURE. and its
effects. Its praise is the mouths OF mullitudes.--
The hest men III olr coitr give their testimony ia
its wond, fiul cures. Among them we name Hon..
II. Clay. Hon Mchard NJ Johnson. Vice President
OF the United states, with hundreds ot others. Capt.
Thomas Canot-bfotief 10 The celebrated PHYSICIAN
of The Emperor of Fraice--was cured by il q ts-
of years standing. after The skill OF all
the Doctors OF Europe and America had fliieG 10
cure. sF 4 f....
In fact, tie rich and the poor, young and old, in
every place, iu the city and country, ind thar thr
same success attends lis ure. ... ".. ..-F ..t..l.
CURE OF COUGHS, VERTIGO. EHLIMtTISM.
Cure oftIIa venerable Doctor DnnanA; son, OF the
city of Baltimore, man we'll known and whose
testimony adds 10 tn, iriH:"ph Of IlAMPr0N'S We
GETABIE TlNtTuRE:' -a' af
BALTIMORE. FrnIafv9. iS.1. .-
Mc2srs. MGGTINER X M0WERAY--G GehiIGH;cu: It
i with f, pleasure that able 10 attest 10 the
general healing and curative powers oi Dr. iiamp
ions Vegetable Tmciure. Some time during last
NOvPmhc, WIS tahrn will! very bad ald >rriOu=
cough | was advised 10 take cod lIiv,r Oh. ana
did 81, hut getting better. was induced Ia try
your Tincuc-. col one bOlie. and bciur I!ld "a
ken il a. my cn"ii lett lne. Permit also o iate
that ur e last lIlEeCu years | have s!!ii,!td very
much from acuiH RhcEiaiism ana Fer ig0. cOnfn-
inc me ut times 10 my bed :Im fully convinced
that owe my present go0i health Ia the Usr O iiIt
TiHrura, and kind Providence.
Sou are friends. II liberty 10 use this rs yDu
HAY tiiIik proper, and believe ne, I..,.s
hnIif-. Very respectfully. q. il'NAN.
n B.--l can he seen any time al the Mayors
Office .. ..- q. II