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x 9'S yo so and r Remong lSs d
,Pci sRg Tri,'rs. on that toaiS We are nov prepared
packages OF every description With dispatch gre
oar Esprss, viz Leave every wednesday anl saur
ocoi vii reesyg Nes yoiE one, 50 SroadTay, Until
Mra3t. ,i ,is - w.. , -, ,nf cay o. salnE' vi,
qo,.e o, g % oIlst sy -,lanl. !. .-lsa,u,lp
marked 60 Va the alad ros;c viii be forwarded S s ssiS
J. l.. "oDoNouGu AGENT, MI Rish%ooG. iia n Nd
N9tCELESPTe', packages isr Noro Pe'enburg AMI Rich
s1S INTENDED for chip gg, Steamer. Roanoke Jameon
':,ip,. LGDLiH Z PLEAsASfs. '''''''
-lrI-dn 80 Broadway, New York.
FALL IMPORTATION.
w - AnDNIIoE y 90. wh'r-aic IoLtins and
snGO1nGs to " s & Mss,9', I Stfra and No'sh Carolina e
The An.,i' Win qltc Of roods or he Isals
msnss uan,.v W. Wien H ,e Ro a. @ @ ys SsE az min n.
by The 4; q spicmpcr) we 'haI have hand $500 C
ntlns rood. & a. ig@ as any Cher toIe i5asd
Sc would invite attention Of buyers 20 this choice .oss Of
gods which viii be oners e dozen ry GarDyd-
iO-, rsErs56 month. er,al,
au27 sigu uof ,i- n'g Gp., wird'i,
HSTfIIdGENCE AM AGHNCS ~ -iNr.--.-Ihr uaagl-
e5uiueuz bushes. Of s ao,e eiarso,S ir,,ir % il
wee sni sdvapre 70 i. g,e1. 81 ' s g' 'i sra' % s'Ti
known IN n onmuuiiy they oGrr hsif extensive acqln.anoe
ing attention t' 'lr iniorssts Of their patrons
c daursof Accountant and serv,ner vii be embraced m
mmani,aon' addressed to AHsa & Crase1 ub, promptly
attended Go. WILLIAM q. AiLFV
BERNARD n. CROUCH
O. Corner 81 Rroli and 9.h streets the store orpi.
~ .tcbiins, ps"pcau 8 o.. ir,I
NEW FALL, CLOTHING.
Nc Nesns h., g . a,, s aaa, '5c nov r
lf rr. les been manufactured ty their Factory
Eyra,s ~ 'r NV Hs ,g.t = elol' 'yp alton t. deemed
prepared ti.s an tutir, nrr efk Ws,.r,f.
KrEy. cHuFs nALnwtE.
an'' SO. i'a M..n street, Kchi.ud.
II UNITS WPHOvFD P4TTNT WHEAT DniLL-Tt. ..,f,r.
Nance or this Dul che aearon uaa reIy sat.f,, E
~ .ud i spoken o terms of high conncuiatou ~ these l1
r 60 none hitherto Invented, % BE- simple n s constructon du.
rlr, nrd not nir ORDER and the us ef be lee
thn thii ~ most other pris Those who Hy be the
% sa'o &c eipcuuly requested 20 ioIsld thg orders
eHtyt 70 avoid Disappointment ". BALDWIN,
anf 40. les Main street
HplCHhOND ANp pANvuLE HAILROAp. .-Passenrsrs Tor
- t1"nHc arc lFnelhurg procure Through Tickets
cation ne the ticket ,f-r of he Hlch.r 4nd pspyt. H,
~ UiikFtri q TAtGOrr. E'
Ar'iog suoetirtcnfeut.
N'"'' ~" '''O' NJ lA's,,. - i.gagE ~ 49,
FHNNoTiY stED-io0 bushels. Tor sale ~
= .. ..ii - VIZ PALVrR
GbNE TIiOVsfND siDra= sOfE t;NTI5r ~ 81 - A..
", sF'd making comrae assertmeni. far sale y
sel' JOHN n GORDON SON
GtuIroN YARNS; MASS LCURtCE; CHOICE TFas. strrr.
- r'r French HANDY Port Wine nrlal sagar Hirs
H. nins Foyae S,tX Fuse Peppers Nlk Hats; Sugar
seiR DAVENPORT ALLEN 4 co
pOASilNG JACK AND sCRFEN.-T most useful co.tri.
turning Until Il 10 cooked For ssis6y
$50 ZIMMERMAN
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TOT IF.Ht OF pahsaFc appy % EDWARD X
street, New York; BROWN sIIIPLEY A Co IyeIroo n g.
koDEHIs CO, l8 Kings Arms Yard London JOHN MUSROE
70 Rue Notte Dame des Ncoires, Paris GEO. ORA
The Of these ships accountable for old silver
euon specie ew,lry precious stones metals unless b of
Adng signed therefor and the
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sLoGx MS wARE-N5T cPeaisg from the nss5iss,S17
Block I.a Ccnee Urns, / % 5 -,lo,s
TO do do Greqles. al siras
10 90 DO steak ard Oyster pishes 10 o., - f,.h..
crn.s 90 90 30 d Dish D. Covers, in st. sinsiy
A'ef Sha'iug Cases, which We CDR At t t " s's
$50 @. J. SINTOS a Co
tt-' Si-l Of tie irrufa- So
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MACHINERY AND MACHINE TOOLS
SCbENCks Machinery Depot 6o Courtlaptt .,,... NJ
cHNEKH, MAcmSz TuoLs and Wcodswortls ~, r. l-
MACHINES. ''''s fAtehi ILANIS0
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eyeTr E shstss Particular attention. stock embrace,
| sept IN Clothing and Furnishing House "a -.
5 | a eagnS, he surpassed BY any in The fnowa
'Fe."'t ava North CdFClfrd -,
anu well made fne Cothiug nit ttsr na,ti. % s OF gooi
AasaaIy c cts prices, respectfully solicited 20 eap ~ IN
J. D. GOODMAN No ist M.fn =,
MA. rb.-. 90. ..-- - 49,, Oppo,ite Eagle square
.onlt-d from I'd lbe. a patrons 49, -" e,y e1l 10
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No .5l Washington street, Boston.
nE,xru Orrr-r No - South iih street, phads lpha.
No. iS9 baltimore street. Baltimore.
No. I.i E.ln street, CincinrNt

"
HINE1u", ENGLISH, AND AMERICAN sIIIIINERY.-
n The Ladies oi the United States rcp,cu y
NL,t the 1gnifent Shoo Room" Of the subscriber The
she has II
OF Millinery,
6rar m'ine Paris, Mr.. I,racTne, Bond suon
Together with her acknowledged superior s enables her
TO present To her public general
his season, the most extensive and attractive display FA
try
Mrs has acknowledge rec-p, Of many complimentary
letters from the trade throughout the Union safety
VI The transit % the Spring and
prova 81 the style and finish u all the goods
happy to say that the WHOLESALE departm si
same management. MRS. WM SIMONS
l-lI 4 ur,,F Vt
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N0rICE-EyPTes, packages r NorO Pe'ersburg anil Rich
n'ud intended for ship Steamers Roanoke
u hereafter b. received by ADANSk CO. - Hroadw,y
the only authorised asenls ior FNprc privileges y
t.dpi. LUDLAM A PLEA.ANIs
leT-iH gq Bro~Ivsy NJ, y,rt
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EShOhEN CHINA yOIs MENEED-n raslns u a CA,-.-.
- cal aIli Cement fr u,uing Glass Chira, stone N4rt
AAsas.e an Ornamental Wsg 70: every description. All art
sJnu Hil SIS Nl1hc composition Eil become rrl IS
hTHl anu r'ay fr u-r u 'v minutes 10 q
any gglr '1 CO.. cehress VI y a. N1rta ts,.
tls We ryert Tor c stltc ci Virginia, aa1ri Co e
on TIE most reasonable tcr uy ie large ~ small ,n:t
auf7 No ~ T,bk $500 a Ei'f'-,..
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LOOKING GLASS AND PICTURE FRAMES
Va WHiTIooK Manufacturer No. Ioi Canal stree, :,
-'A u GLIDING in all its branches. ' S''e''' -
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ESl Ll.l-f. u l,s r11Elr SiIlusD I, =. ,s-y,l,,,,


I3o Water Street, New York.
Agent in Richmond, PURCELL, LADD Co sum
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n koNARDs Machinery Depot, 100 Pearl and go p.,,-
country. '''' sac o's' tnakris IN the
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COME ~ TlNlI Gnnn. NlEEnnLsr.

/ - HblNoN. HNiiNi- ~ MtiIINef-
r.. ~ ilery street. u1cnr Grernwc chD Sew York.
rfa attention i' clr tsHrrrnt NJ Ca-rts Gallery F4ns
. Mul.,4I lnEiIuucuts, Sc .Ar.
f'ft' nr ar'q4tei advantages f connections still
nlnuf ,grers rr take Tc.rt fr ,.i.t. ar f.,lt y, "a
I '' '''.' ~ large ''i c..-H 'Hg'ra rIii-fy
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NAuRY MORTON, Main st. DesisTs In sp..f. ru, o., -
80 stecas Notes asd Dsans collected and money r
e y sioeks or retitted 20 ether points a. tbe on-T % Al
moderate 80 ~'' s4N@ya ior safe upon
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
Eloquence Boiled Down

A writer in the Christian Herald cites the
following, which he heard delivered by a
slave in religious lecture room, Montgome-
ry, Alabama. 1t is not bad illustration in
the way Of an adnonition:
my bredren, God bless your souls ligion
is like the Alabama riber! In spring comes
fresh, an bring in all de ole logs, slabs, an
sticks dat hab been lyin on de bank, and
carry dem down in de current. Bymeby de
water 60 down den log cotch on dis is
land, den a slab get cotchcd on de shore, an
de sticks on de bushes an dare dey lie with
erin an divin' till come mother fresh. JUS SO
dar come vival OBJ ligion dis ole sinner bro't
in, dat ole blackslider brot back, an all de
folks seem comm an mighty good times.
But bredren God bless your souls, bymeby
vivals gone den dis ole sinner is stuck on
his own sin aforc on JUS such a rock; den
one arter nodcr, dat had got ligion, lies all
along de shore, and dare dey lie till noder
vival. Belubed bredren, God bless your
souls, keep in de current"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
A Fair Inference,

A prosecution under the "Maine Law"
was on trial. The State Attorney, who
thought lie was cute chap, was trying to
make out his case through circumstanital
evidence, by showing that the defendant had
the means Of crime in his house. He call
ed an undoubted customer" 10 the stand, a
man who would know rum jug sat sight, v
and with him held the following colloquy:
Lawyer-Mr. Sargent, were you ever in
BENJAMIN Kimball's bar-room?
Witness-Yes s-i-r.
Lawyer-did you see anything contain
ing liquor there?
Witness--Not as knows of!
Lawyer--Did you see any decanters OIL
tumblers there?
Witness--No s-i-r-r!
Lawyer-Did you see any barrels or keg'
there?
Witness-Yes: | see some KEGS there!
Lawyer-Ah, yes, exu!tingly, you did
then, see some kegs? Now, sir tell the ju
ry what there was in those kegs.
Witness-I do'no; didn't look in.
Lawyer-Yes sir; but were there no
marks upon the outside?-tickets, or la
bells, or printing, or writing of some kind
Witness-Yes, well there was; remem
Der it meow; veow Ishould lave forgot
if you hadn't put me in mind.
Lawyer-Oh yes, you do remember; jus
state, then, sir, before you forget, what ther
was printed or written.
Witness 1T was different on all os 'en
none OH 'em had it alike.
Lawyer--Well, sir, tell US what it sal
on the first one you saw.
Witness-Well, l mostly forgot meow
but bleve it said GlY Oh the fust 'un.
Lawyer-GIS! Then, sir, ! guess "
can find out what was in those kegs, if yo
didn't look in. Now, sir, tel! what it sal
on the next one?
Witness--Well, on the next one it sa
Ben KlMBALL, but | didn't suppose E,
Kimball was inside of the keg!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03

tleman in one of the public offices showed
him paper, the Frankfort (Ky.) Argus,
containing powerful and spirited review
of notification speech in Congress. He
inquired for the author, ascertained him to
be Mr.. Francis P. Blair-not the editor, but
an occasional contributor 10 the Argus-and
had him written to on the subject of taking
charge of paper in Washington. The APP
plication took Mr.. Blair by surprise. He
was not thinking of changing his residence
and pursuits. He was well occupied where
he was--clerk of the lucrative Office Of the
State Circuit Court at the capital of the
State salaried president Of the Common
wealth Bank, by the election of the legisla-
ture, and proprietor Of a farm and slaves i'll
that rich State. But he was devoted to
General jackson and his measures, and did
not hesitate 10 re!inquish his secure advan-
tages at home TO engage in the untried busi-
ness of editor at Washington. He came,
established the Globe newspaper, soon after
associated with John c. Rives, gentleman
worthy Of the association and Of the conf
dence Of General Jackson and of the demo-
cratic party; and under their management,
the paper became the efficient and faithful
organ of the administration during the
whole period of his service, and that of his
successor, Mr.. Van Buren. 1t was estab-
lished in time, and just in time, to meet the
advancing events at Washington City. All
that Gen. Jackson had foreseen in relation
TO the conduct of the Telegraph, and all
had been communicated to him through Mr..
Duncansan, came 10 pass; and he found him
self, early in the first term Of his admins.
tration, engaged in triple war--with nulli-
fication, the Bank Of the United States, and
the Wing party, and must have been with
out defence or support from the newspaper
press at Washington had it not been for his
foresight in establishing the Globe.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
No Sabbath-The Working Glasses.

In "Prize essay on the Sabbath" writ
ten by journeyman printer of Scotland
which for singular power and language, and
beauty of expression has never been sur
passed, there occurs the following passage.
Read it, and reflect for while what drea-
ry and desolate page this life would present
if the Sabbath were blotted from our calcu-
lations:
yoke fellow, think how the abstraction
of the Sabbath would helplessly enslave the
working class with whom we are iden-
tilted. Think of labor thus going on in
one monotonous and eternal cycle--limbs
forever on the rack, the fingers forever
playing, eye-balls forever straining, the
brow forever sweating, the brain forever
throbbing, the shoulders forever dropping
the loins forever aching, and the restles:
mind forever scheming.
Think Of the beauty it would efiace; o
the merry heartedness it would extinguish
of the giant strength it would tame; Of th'
resources Of nature 1t would exhaust; o
the aspirations it would crush; of the sick
ness it would breed; of the projects
would wreck; Of the groans it would ex
tort; of the lives it would immediate; of tn
chcerless graves that it would prematurel,
dig! See the toiling and moiling, sweatin
and fretting, grinding and hewing, weavin
aud spinning, strewing and gathering, reap
ing, razing and building, digging and plant
ing, unloading and storing, striving an
r struggling,--in the garden and in the iielC
in the granary and in the barn, in the ware
house and in the shop, on the mountain an
in the ditch, on the roadside and in II
wood, in the city and in the country, on Il
sea and ON the shore, on the earth, in day
Of brightness. and of gloom. What 81
70 picture would it present if we had no Sa
bath"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
MY s0UL-BRIDE

Purer she than autumn starlight,
Gentler than the cooling dove ..
Gentle as the voice of evening,
Gentle as the dream of Love.
Broad and beaming, high and holy,
Beautiful her fair young brow
Beauteous as the smile of morning,
Beauteous as the drifted snow.
Lips of beauty, love and feeling,
Eyes of purest, mildest light
Purer thon the light of Hope is,
Milder than the summer night.
Voice Of Music's softest numbers,
Voice to plead Loves fondest suits
Whispering hope and peace the sweetest,
Melting as the tones Of flutes.
Hear her there, in secret kneeling,
Sweetest prayer for me prolong-
Sweeter than the breath of roses,
Sweeter than the Bul-bul's song.
Hush, my heart, thy boisterous beating;
Calm thy fevered pulse to rest
Snothed 10 know there's one who loves thee
Soothed TO know that thou art blest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03

ia widow lady, The rel,ct Of de-
ceased pyrotechmist, had somewhere read
the beautiful sentiment upon Handles NOM
ument-"Heis gone to the only place where
his harmony caa be surpassed, thinking
to improve upon this by pointing its appli-
cation to the case of her defunct consort,
she piously inscribed upon his tombstone
-''He is gone to the only place where his
rIREwoRKs(D can be surpassed"
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
TO THE WINDS.

Talk to my heart, o Winds
Talk TO my heart tonight;
My spirit always finds
With you new delight
Finds always new delight,
In your silver talk at night.
Come up from your cold bed,
In the Silly twilight sea,
For the dearest hope lies dead
That was ever dear to me;
Come up from your cold bed,
And we'll talk about the dead.
Tell me, for oft you go,
Winds, lovely winds of night,
About the chambers low,
With sheets so dainty white,
If they sleep through all the night,
In the beds so chill and white?
Talk to me, winds, and say,
If in the grave be rest;
For, o, life's little day
Is weary one at best;
Talk TO my heart and say
If death will give me rest.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
rar. II. ILL. GRAVES.

II RESPECTFULLY offers his professional SER
II, vices to the citizens Of Glasgow and It's Vi
cinitv.
N155s Office with DR.. Vaughan.
Glasgow, Sept. l, lS53-r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
ATTENTION THE WHOLE!

AIIENllON AA1G " AAoA'
Ga The subscriber begs to announce to his
E.ssA friends and the public generally that ne
has taken the store room formerly occupied by
Dunnica & Hutcheson, where he will be happy 10
wait on ali the customers who may favor MIN WIN
a call. A general assortment of
Saddles, Rridlcs, Harness., Trunks,
constantly on hand.
Custom work and repairing done at the shortest
notice.
4 call is solicited, and no pains will be spared to
give entire satisfaction.
NGY Entrance either from Water or First streets
March II 1883. JOHN E. DEY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03

BDuring the last six years nearly two
millions of persons have arrived in ,hi.
country from Ireland.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
Moral Character.

There is nothing which adds SO much 10
the beauty and power CT man as good char
acter. 1t dignihes | i'm in every station,
exalts him in every period of life. Such a
character is more 10 be desired than every
thing else on earth. No servile tool, 10
crouching sycophant, no treacherous honor
seeker, ever bore such character; the pure
joys of righteousness never spring in such
person. Ifyoung men but knew how much
good character would dignity and exalt
them, how glorious it would make their
prospects even in this life, never should we
find them yielding to the groveling and base
born purposes of human nature.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
Oats and Corn wanted.

0nnn Bushels Oats, 1000 do Corn, wanted,
I(bUt) for which the cash will be paid by
ENGLISH, DoHANEY & co.
ALSo-2O good choppers, to whom liberal ao wa
ges will be given. T. u. w.
Q Glasgow, Aug. II, 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
THOMAS B. REE D .

Hut NTSVIL e, M S 5 0 X l.
NFFlCE on south side of Main street fronting
[ ttbo CLERKS Office. June 2Sth 1853.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
IT. Gentili,y is neither in birth, wealth

u Gentility is neither in birth, wealth,
manner nor fashion-but in mind. A high
sense of honor-a determination never TO
take mean advantage of another-an ad-
herence to delicacy and politness to-
wards those with whom we have dealings.
are the essential characteristics of gen.
tlcman,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
q. HI. BURCAHARDT,
orney at Law, Huntsville, MO.,

yx7UJ. nractice law tn the counties of RAN
w dolph, Charlton, Howard, Boone, Monroe,
Adair and Sch wer. All business entrusted to
him will receive his prompt attention.
Office in the second story above McCampbell &
Coates store. loci 24--o4.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03

The entire population OF India DO not
spend siSPence per head year for clothing
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
uaadx.,lade Clothing,

OF every variety of style, quality and cur, for
" sale by LoGAN u pAhrfo''
September l
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
EuR M L 81 u F- e .
EAVV. TR AIDE. n

II II R IN i II a Lid Ii
~ FALL TRADE. a
" am now receiving direct from the Sea
TT1manufacturers, the largest and most ~
complete assortment of ornamental and useful fur
nitufe ever opened in Glasgow, All who Wlsh ~ 10
make purchases are respectfully requested to call,
as we pledge ourselves to sell as low as any mouse use
in the State. Our stock consists IN part ot he
following articles;
u cupboard safes; . CRIBS;
81 drawer do; D lounges;
150 bedsteads 4 wardrobesj
IL dinner & breakfast 80 doz chairs;
tables; "A rockers
40 dressing bureaus; ~ work stands;
10 sofas; 10 card tables;
]. S. THOMSON.
Glasgow, September %, 1868.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
HulbrOideries.

Ladies, Collars from 5 cents to Ss 5oeaeh.
do Handkerchiefs from l0c to $40 oo.
do Undersleeyes from soc TO ~ o.
do Chemosettes from 25c to VI 10.
Edginps and Insertings at all prices, up to three
dollars per yard. All Of the newest styles:
-aur25 LOGAN D. CAMERON.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1853-11-03
JOHN c. CRAwLEY,

ATT TOR.NE. Y II T L II w,
KeytesviIlP, Mo-,
WILL practice in Charlton and adjoining
w counties; prosecute all claims entrusted to
him with promptness, and give special attention to
Administration business.
CrEF Office up stairs in the Court House.
March 81, 1858.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-05-28
DR.. J. S. ROSES

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use DIR. Roses PAIN CURER.
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Price 123, % and so cents per bottle.
& To be had at all the respectable Drug
Stores in Washington, and Georgetown, D. c.,
and Alexandria, Va feb Is =
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DIR. j. S. ROSES NERVOUS AND 1NVIG-
GRATING CORDIAL.

The Greatest Discovery IN Medical Science
T>HE thousands who are suffering with any
L NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, will find immedi-
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1t cures Neuralgia, Heart Disease, Palpita-
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found medical skill has hitherto had no con-
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weak constitution, already worn down by dis
ease and debilitated by other medicine; its
lnvigorating properties act like charm, and
its beneficial effects are almost miraculous
The weak. the nervous, and those suffering
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quently cured by using single bottle
Price 30 cents, and to be had at all the re-
spectacle Drug Stores in Washington, George
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GEORGETOWN, May Is, 1853.
MIR. EDITOR: Many thanks for your
little Evening Star" which has been a
pleasant visitor, especially these last dark
gloomy evenings. We welcome the "Sun"
IN the morning and the ssStar'' to throw
It's light On us when the evening has
come.
Give us, if you please, all the informa
ton you can obtain as regards the Jury
now sitting upon the Gardiner case. It
has truly been trial to more than Dr.
Gardiner. For weeks have gentlemen
been kept from their business at, we
Know to some, very serious losses. The
pltiful compensation they receive by no
means repaying their loss of time at their
respective places of business. Men with
families are kept there, and have been for
nearly week, and under circumstances
OF great anxiety. We know of one gen.
tleman who was obliged to leave home
an ill child, and that interesting little
girl even now only able to sit up in her
bed supported with pillows. This may
be only one of other instances. And why,
we would ask, in this free country are
men to be locked up for days, to force
them if possible, to agree upon verdict,
which they inform the court they cannot
do. If your ''Star" can give us any light
upon the subject, you will oblige
A CONSTANT READER.