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IN pursuance law, J. FRANKLIN PIERCE President Of the
K. sssss =
81 sss: g. ps'1 esst .:s;s ~
s y s:s 4. { e .s assS
and Missssipp hereinafter designated, to wit
A the land Office ST STEPHENS in A.s.ma
as and Of being the oSs above referred
North fthe base line and of the principal meTisn
Townships t,po, of range one 90 aeiaHaIE 3
on 0 three and @ range two three
Townships one two, three, four De, and seven of range
Townships three, four, fve and efranee ve
South cfe base line Of the psncipdl neridiam
Townships two, three, four, and fps, Of range
ONE: %1 .as
Township one, Of range four. 20 ~ SaAr3
South of base line and east of tie pincipal aerdsn.
TownshpstAree four, range s5 saa eoe .ao
At the land Office DEMOPoLIs the State commencing
on Monday the twelfth day of for the disposal Of
erred to- as uatedn the townships to wit
North base line and Of the principal meridian
Townships Eighteen nineteen twety of four. 81
At the land Office TUSCALOOSA in the same State
poa Of such sections of sectons being the odd numbers
1l'Fs9lE
North Of the base line and e:s. Of The south
Township twentyone of range four.
Monday the inteens day merit the dispose.
TO- situated in the aforementioned townships to wit
NORTH Of the base line and east Of the Checta0 eridian
Townships eight sneen, eigas and te
ty, Of range fifteen i1al ssi, ss5a. AS 49,,
Townships eight nine, pelue thirteen fourteen lee sirtee
seventeen, eighteen, nineteen twenty
Townships eight
teen sixteen, seventeen eighteen and nineteen of
eight nine, eleven tUelu thirteen, fourteen,
Townships eight nine, eeven and tcelve range nine
teen. H.sf ,aab5ar 70 -s5cf ssf5ni g,a,
At land USTA State, commencing
Monday the next for the disposal Of
ferred situated in the undermenoned townships
wit 81 ~ gss. --or4s !. i 1888.
North the base line and east Of the CAoctaw neridian a4
Township four, of range thirteen. ~ esoA 1q bas
Townships ONE to three four, Us and sr OF range four
Townships two three four five, six, of
Townships to three four fire. six, and of range six
teen +-'t tsqol 5sss q ,-'sal sa8E &
Townships fpe sic, and sepen range
Township sepen of range eighteen. I5 q fqes
North Of the base line, meridian Of Pearl
Townships three 6ve and eight ofrange fve
Townships five, nine, and ter of six.
Townships eight, nine and Of range a.
Townships eight, nine, and ten of eight szfl
townships designated wholly with
in the limits sections in width each side Of said
the diagrams which viii be furnished to the respective land
Offices by the Commissioner of the General Land Office. ~
Lands reserved for schools military and other will be
The lands cold subj right way granted by
September 1885, toe States afsrsad said rail-
the particular land which include road will be cold
containing the quantities respectively shown by the
weeks, applications
the lands offered under this proclamation
will be received until after the close the public sale
Given under hand the city Washington the twenty third
0',"s -'' : - FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY the President ~ H- ssi. .rsss Ia.
JOHN WILSON,
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United states Boundary Commission.
ser-- WAsAnNoron cfrT, March IS, 1885,
IN Of limited appropriation for continuing the
boundary line the United Satcs and the
republic necessity Of economy and the uncertainty
number employees attached 10 the boundary
commission, persons employed said commission, not appoint
by The the United States the Secretary Of the In
ROBERT B. CAMPBELL,
N.,u Commissioner,
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JOHN w. MAURY,
VIM. w. CORCORAN,
VIM. w. Sc ATUN,
DAVID ENGLISH,
FRANCIS DODGE,
FERDIN AND w. RISQUE,
Of the District Of Columbia.
CHARLES E. TRAIL,
JACOB Nj. KUNkEL,
MEREDITH DAVIS,
OF Frederick county,
ROBERT T. DADE,
WM. LiNGAN GATHER,
FRANCIS c. CLOPPER,
OF Montgomery county.
DANIEL WElSEL,
JAMES WATSON,
ELIAS DAVIS,
OF Washington county.
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.ssSaA Proposals for Stationery. 7sfs. a5,ss zas
DOES TREASURY DRPARThxxT,5 z...y :.
May IL, l61Sb L

By hi. dulss .es sasas 5sss ,.s.
received until cock the 10th day OF Juae nex
satisfactory testimonials Of ability 70 fn
All the sricss u, very best fourteen samples
the bid The samples Of the pay
parment he others the respective par,iss Nc
the Ses, Quality and suited to the wants Of the
cor Imitation articles viii subject he BID rejection
prop Be signed ~ the am OF naivas making
ssS sba e1 a. an
the department. would feutto make deci.tsu nose win
articles Sc must be ofth quality and de-
itself right Of ordering
less quantity Of each and every article contracted for as the public
Supplying an interior any deemed sufficient
gwen By the
CURED and his suretes shall be liable for forfeit
The subjod list specifies nearly can be donc the
quality and description each of the kinds of articles
IS reams post, plain 6nish ainined
14o do fooscap, handmade, dantned and trimmed, TO
fooscap, machine, fain-ined, and trimmed weigh
70 lbs. per
IL do fooscap plain hasd faint lined and trimmed
do ooscap plain. mschns fain. lined. and trimmed, to
30 do fooscsp, laid, handmade anined garden pat
tern commonly known as despatch st OF consular pa
1894 do quaro post hand plain. faintlned three Sides
80 do quso post, machine plain faintned three sides,
70 do quaro handmade, plain fnined four sides,
+ .tsa- t-sssl ..afs ,t
do quaro post machine, faint lined four sides, per
|, II do quarto post, French, ant-ned sides, per
% q DO note paper, gill; s,,s per re- ssan s
g DO medium medium paper for books sam
46 do envelope paper yellow or buff. royal, per
do do do fiat cap, white or blue do
do large brown envelope per 4ss5- sse.
g do bottng paper, royal do .55s
377 dozen cards Pery's best metallic dozen cards
81 do do Of all other manufacture per dozen cards
rs gross metallic pens, best quality, per gross
IL NJ quils No. So per NJ !
NJ quilts, No. TO- szsstseb 4ae. do I.
dozen silver pencils with gold pens, dozen
10 do gold pens, Browns, equal, do
8 do silver cases fer the same, do
2pnosa of ads for Rper.n0 nfed cils
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Notice OF the Establis of Two Districts
In he California.

WHEREAS by the provisions of the act OF Congress approved
March 3d. 1885, entitled SAN act to provide for the
public lands California, the granting Of rights
therein President of the United States
in his judgment the public
mperavey require and in the absence OF any fur
OF Congress subject divide the
three separate and distinct land
Districts shall determine be eba
cling respectively Upper the Upper Middle
Lomer portions State and whereas fun consideration
public impeatvely that
amd shall be established in that State:
Now, FRAXKS PERcE President of the United
States America and known,
the aforementioned the State of
California districts the
public nearest to the parallel OF the thirty
of north aude and that the land ONCE for the
established BExcIA, and that Tor
love district q Los AN9gLos.
under hand at the city Of Washington this
day Of March, A. ID. 1883. ,....-.---
BY the President -.-e,.. r,e--.--.-,--
ions WILSON Commissioner of the General Land ONCE
a3-2aw3mo
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STATIONERY.
- Writing Paper, Of linen stock, g.-r 4.
reams post white finish faint lined ana
- trimmed, weighing IL pounds per ream peG ream
do heavy laid, despatch cap handmade stop ruled
n weighing is pounds per per rean
Is laid foosscap, ried white, weigh-
d 10 Owen Hur foolscap white, ruled
wsshlns u pounds per ream or Of any other mani
10 do first cass guarto post wove or Iaid blue or
white, weighing 81 pounds per per
81 40 do PIatnef superfne blue whss laid
.se or woye, Congress 4io post, ruled, weighing 81
% do Crane extra super6ne thick white letter pa
e. per, ruled, weighing ax pounds per per seam
sH ing ~ pounds per per
do best sup roy, writing paper do
S do best French Alto postruicd 80
S do paper, gilt edged ~ Is aat
; 20 do copying or tissue paper, 4to post do
II, 10 do cop copying o. tissue paper foosc.p do
100 yards tracing cloth, per square yard -t
sheets prepared parchment nches per
8 reams boiing paper, royal, roam ts.alaaa
60 quires patent beIing paper, medium, per qure
l5u sheets drawing paper hatman's Turkey Mills from me-
dunn to antiquarian, per sheet
5000 cream-laid envelopes, letter size per 900
1,500 do do note size do
500 do ~ - do card size 500 aanfsrr rss1 ..r-
1000 patent envelopes ~ by inches, 200
$50 patent coh-ned envelopes 5x by 3& inches, per $50
patent envelopes 5X by az inches per
TO- 600 best buff envelopes official
5000 best buff envelopes, government pattern, letter
1000 best heavy white envelopes hand made official
20 goss steel cards he department
The liberty Of eeiecdng from all the different kinds
100 cards Peny's pens assorted per card
6 do engineers pens zi s,g- ~ do
S do ithographic pens a-sl 6..f
gold pens large size holders manufacture
20 quarts Pnceh record and copying ink bottles per quart
10 do Maynard & Noyes's black ink in bottles do
36 do best London copying ink, Arnods or Teny's do
do blue ink
dozen ounce bottles Perne, Guyot superhne
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NOTICE.
N applying General lsaa e ssss cssee
for la&ee r&s<x NJ
4,5os dated Nev~s>et r. te%A
Daring, ensign the Vtrass Ssse e~s 8Ssx
the wAssA
a duplicate thereSA H,&A4
Points, deceased
EStF& =, f<AN~<s
Oh kveastfS ard eest ~ A~~ f<&e&N &&sSseS
An2Q-lAMAM
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TIAE Last le~f NANNY M ~ Nv~ssA WITH
NeAsossaA cf *HtA%S M A~sx~ t<NeA =,
eeANkA 30 S%nvs. -,
f&bss Mrrs ~ndey s Snow me sss~ss tssss aass't
M 5vrS hc,h IN FsfentA a b AwSAas - es~e
xSxaX \ kAll<NTNNH,
MN@ seventh street,
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Every person entitled the right OF 70 Any OF ht
Is required to establish saaoen Of the regis
~ the broper and make there
for az .oon practicable seeing ~ Mots ana before .hs day
The tract claimed such claim vii! b frsed
o'aoins "e " 80 JOHN WILSON,
Sh Commissioner Of the General Land OHce.
Feb 4-law13w IA, - Fe
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4 s:: .s .I I:' q. 4; Sc: .s''''s
A et, board measure, cypress, - feet loas By
81 - ~, So1et - leee@oaR Ah1l9
All the lumber b q the best qualify clear Of
sapwood, rot knos splits, shakes and al other
defects.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-07

MOBILE PosT OFFIcE.-We stated, few
days ago, that Sands. the cashier of the Mobile
Post Office, had been held to bail in the sum
of $4,000. He was afterwards carried before
Judge Gayle, U. s. Circuit Court Judge, on
writ Of habeas corpus. on the ground that the
proceedings against Sands were illegal, and
that the law recognizes only the principal
holding him guilty until proven to be innocent.
The Judge discharged Sands. The Post.
master, Dir. 0. s. Beers, had been previou ,ly
arrested, and his examination fixed for the
18th of Marsh.
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Francis Pulszky, the companion and aid o,
kossuth in his travels through this country,
arrived in New York, in the steamer Humboldt,
from Havre. His object in revisiting the United
States, is professedly literary. He does noi
encourage the expectation that Kossuth will
revisit 10 ct present.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANPRI.
Three Oaus Lnt. mia.

eer from EuroDe.
nALiFAx, March 3, The steamer C,mp,;.
az &c sE nsIe ~ u O'Clock this morning. hr;nr.
ing % passengers and Liverpool da,.s =, lug
18Th The Baltic arrived out al mid m;dr;oh % eD.
the 18th alt. ahunignt on
ENGLAND "A discussion in Parliam.r, -
Friday night, relative to relations with Franc.a ~
ELECTED strong assurances from Goyernmsn.
TO the peaceful aspect of affairs. The ns.s,
estimates, amounting TO f7 ,0Oo, 600, had been
Both Houses of the Church Couvoc.,;o,
were in session, with full attendance Of pra
lates and clergy. An address from the Queen
had been presented.
The returns of the Board of Trade show
quarter of nearly f3,000.00O. Metals show
an increase of over fl,000,000, and cotton
manufactures E150,000.
Sixty.eight passengers persisted in the late
disaster TO the steamer Victoria, Oft the coast
ofIreland.
Heavy forgeries had been committed by A..
H. DenricksOn, Danish Consul at Dublin, who
was engaged in the timber trade.
FRANCE.-Much speculation exists in Paris
regarding private interview which had taken
place between the Emperor and the Russian
Ambassador.
There is a prospect of an active spring trade
U. 5. The American orders at Lyons are
larger than can be filled.
Thirty ships had been chartered by Paris
Merchants to bring ice from Leveden.
MARKETS.
LONDON, Feb. l9. Flour sells at 25 27s.
per bbl. Red Wheat, 43 Ass. per Or; White
| A a 46s; Coffee and Sugar firm and tending
upwards. Cotton quiet-sales yesterday 1000
bales. Lard dull at Cos. Tallow firm at ASS,
Iron dull.
There was increased pressure in the money
market, and first class bills were discounted at
| q a 8 per cent. Consols closed al 99A 993.
The bullion in the Bank had decreased f350,
| 900. American Stocks unchanged-U. 6's,
lbds.) 1868, 1104; Mass. SIS, 1879; Maryland
SIS, 9S1.
Freis shts unchanged.
Trade at Manchester had slightly declined
LIvERPoo Feb. 19. Cotton which opened
heavy at the beginning of the week has i'm
proved towards the close. The decline of the
week is 1-l6d I'd. per lb. The sales have
been Al, 500 bales. Imports 5000 bales. The
quotations are Fair Orleans, 63d; Middlng
5 13-l6d Fair Mobile, 6sd; Middhng, sgd
Fair Uplands, Cd; Middling, SID. Middlins
qualities ha declined least. Spectators took
| 1000, exporters 1000 bales.
Breadstuffs were dull, but prices showed lit
| tie change. Western Canal Flour, 26 Sd; Phila
and Baito., 81 81 Cd; Ohio, 81 2Ss. Red
Wheat, Is 10d Is Sd; White, 7s Cd Is cd
Yellow Corn, 81 32s.; White Sos.
Provisions-Cheese was unchanged. Infe'
rior Beef had declined %. Sales Of Mess Bee
at 9ls Sd a 110s. Pork scarce and qust-the
prices unchanged. Sales of Bacon at Sos q
SIS. Lard and Tallow were firm at advancing
| fales.
Ashes firm and advancing-Pots, 26s. 3d.
| Pearls, 27s. Cd. a 28s.
Sales of 1850 bbls. Common Rosin at 5s Cd.
Sales of 1850 bbls. Turpentine at lbs Cd
| Spirits had advanced to 65 67s for British.
Rice quiet at 22s. Cd.
HAvRE, Feb. l5 Sales of the week $3.50
| bales Cotton at francs decline chiefly in
| Uplands. Orleans ties ordnaire SO francs
Stock 1000 bales.
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ACCIDENT NEAR CHARLorTsvILLE.-Friday
last, during the operation of blasting rock at
Pennington, the residence of Gen. B. Peyton,
near Charlottesville, premature explosion took
place, whereby slave of Mrs. Carr, of North
Yardu, was instantly killed, and free Negro
was so severely injured that there were but
little hopes of his recovery.
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e We learn from the Washington cores.
pondence of the New York Express, dated
March 1, that the Senate Committees on Post
Offices and Post Roads, had just declared
A!.ssrs. Ramsey and Cormac's contract null
and void.
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E We have several numbers Of that in
teresting and very handsome paper. the Mobile
Evening News, via Baltimore. They had been
on pleasure excursion, to the North.
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IL yCuisi
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Chaplain in the U. States Navy,

Hampton's Vegetable Tincture ey its mild action on
the stomach liver, and the kidneys will cure dyspep-
sia cough asthma, bronchial and lung affections pains
in the back side and breast, consumption scrofula
rheumatism gout neuralgia stula piles, bowel COM
plants worms nervous debity-with all diseases ar-
s;ng from impure bood and is the greatest female
dicIne ever known
Cali and get pamphlets gratis and see certificates Of
cures.
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich.
raoud; G. B. JONES l. CO.. Petersburg, Va. Doctor
COOKE, Fredericksburg; MORTIMER & NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore and by Druggists generally.
jaI
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A man got up the other night, and took. as
he supposed, card of matches, and began to
break off one by one, trying to light lamp,
untiltie whole card was used up, without ae'
complishing his object, when he discovered ne
had used up his wife's comb.
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WELLINGTOk & GAITE IL y Just re-
w eeiyed the new style Of Caters csiied the
Wellington. Caters, 70 which would invite the
sttention of the ladies'. ALEX HILL,
fe7 ~ Main street
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In the House of Representatives on Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Smith said, ''lhat in the FIVE min
utes to which he was entitled, he would lay
down four propositions First, he expected to
prove that the delay in the business of the
House was chargeable TO its members. Sc.
cond, that they had adjourned over enough
days to constitute an entire short session of
Congress, having adjourned over during the
last session forty-nine days, and some twelve
or fifteen days during the present session.
Third, that there was regular average abb
sence ofsixty-6ve members of the House, who
received eight dollars day without attending
to their duties. And, fourth, that when inem-
bers were present, they were not in the habit
,f attending to their business. These were the
causes to which he attributed the delay of the
business ofthe House, and he should attempt
to point to desideratum-a proposition that
whenever aUy member should vote to adjourn
over, except on some very extraordinary occa.
sion, or voluntarily absented himself, he should
not receive his per diem. This was the gener-
al tenor of his remarks. and he should, with OF
without leave, write out bis speech and make
il good public document
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According to the Catholic Telegraph, the
Religious world is soon TO be astounded with
the announcement that very distinguished
Protestant Preacher has been converted to
Catholiciiy, and joined the Catholic Church.
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DR.. Copeland says the sap or oil Of walnuts
put in the ear on cotton, relieves the worst
cases of ear-ache. He also recommends de.
coction Of walnut leaves to wash bald places
on the head to restore the hair.
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STONE CUTTING.-JoHN w. DAVIES &
- CO., rracticsi Stone Cutters & Masons, South
Side of the Dock aear Mayo's Bridge. We return
thanks for the liberal patronage We have received
and trust By strict attention to business TO continue
10 merit the confidence of the public. de l6--6m
% UTTK3.-a0 kegs goshen Butter, for sale by
ID fe - CHAs. T. WORTHAM e. co.
UUTTER AND CHBESK.-75 kegs Goshen
to "a WIN. TAYLOR
nHURNs, CHURNs, CHURNs.-Patens
Y and Plain Stsf Churns, Johnson 4 Austins Ice
Cream freezers, fresh supply on hand, for ssls bs
nm I'm ZINNERHAN.
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&c A. CowARDIN, Proprietor.
--nu PLBAsANTS. Editor,
==7--,o he Read and Thought upon.
4 letSI z, xxRsT AND NORTH HAEE

-T.a,,o he Read and Thought upon.
AA,uK EAST. WEST AND NOhTh i.a,, aAnh
V'Hnn1EsN NOW SPEAKS TIE SOUTH
- my SOUTH Hear the tribute given by
TIE hars,ps, in his 74th year. Can there be
e1e "a ~ :, ,eiadiced as not 10 yield to such q
say .'f,s,,;rlouy daily given in favor OF HamP.
r,as. ysgr,able Tincture, in every hamlet,
.gs-s AID city where !, ass ioaha ieS way uia'e'
49, ". .Ls,.,ts speak its praise
~ AeN' CursrER DISTRICT, South Carolina,
January Sd, 1853.
49,. u,-,i,ns- & Moabray- Gentlemen :--For
Sla., I'VE wears have been severe sufferer
3 -o,a Rheums;is'n, TIL seeing your iecomtnenoa,
TIE gsu,pton's Vegetable Tincture, purchased
&c ~ sra the first dose has so much relieved me
s;3er il but jusce 10 give to the suffering
"',, 1-", ,Le rasglt OF the application
kUs, mas scute Rheumatism in the oack-so bad
40 uas confined to my bed for the last six
na T,be hrst bottle acted like a charm the
s res, red strength to my poor afflicted back.
~, n,S AZ well and feel rs young as when
'N0 80 .;x,eeu. | am now seventy four years OF
age. r...,,,-s .hs greateat discovsrv
80 sge. and poor suffering humanity ought 10
~, u - . nsonumentto DR. Hampton, who has saved
t.0rssnd. from uan. And you, gentlemen, have
80 the psri of public SeneisctoTs In disseminat.
irs the benetss which have resulted from your In.
valuable TfoctuTe. .-,.
80 for literary fame; bat when my fellow beings
-. es;;c,ed shah hesitsse. or, through modesty,
vrt.bbold any information valuable to my fellow
.sri Soft you consider this worthy of a place in
sny 0 f your newspapers, your are at liberty to
rake use OF it -
Yours. truly, ALVAH AhMBALL'
Trstk Strdrger than Fiction Nom; need Despair !!
"A Lady S Testimony after thtrty-etSht years ef
S.fertng:
We're there not real virtue in this wonderful medi.
ae could perform the astonishing cures made By
h2 ,o-o
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April lS 1882
Messrs Tyler Adsir:
nave been afflicted with rheumatism, at times, from
nv twelfth year; will be fifty years of age the 18th
Of this month: the attacks at times so severe al
% render nae helpless; have tried various renedie.
to very little effect. Last October was attacked II
my shoulders. Sides back, and hips; could not rest
dsy or nj git: could not move any part OF my body
without cryng with pain at this time also tried ma
rs remedies internal and external, without receiving
any relief; at last advised to try Hamptons We
es-gble Tincture; before | had taken one bottle o
which felt much better and as continued taking j
IGelt strength coming into my back and limbs, and
stomach strengthened and revived every way; have
tsken five bottles, and much better than expect
Cd TO be. ! intend to it whenever need it, enc
would recommend it TO tie afflicted, believing it une
Quelied.
Yours ELIZABETH BAGWELL
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridge, U. 8. N.

PORTSMOUTH,, VA, August 18, I851.
Mr Bousl-Dear Sir: While am in general op-
posed TO Patent Medicines candor compels to state
that have great confidence in the virtues of Hamp.
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used my family, and in dyspepsia, loss
petite dizziness and general debility, with entire
cess So far as my experience extends, therefore,
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted
sGfs and efficient remedy.
an, respectfully, yours,