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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Daily Grrmal Correspondent"
= ,nf der ,Deptsche CORRESPONDENCE

'A!iLII he shortly published simultaneously i'm
~ Washington and Baltimore, and delivered to
subscribers IN all parts OF Washington. Georgetown
and Alexandria, early in the morning. The necrs
sity Oft Daily Ger1ds Paper has been felt in Wash
IngtoH. which contains about 5000 German Speakip,
inhabitants, tor sametine, TO alleviate which the
| publisher of g The German Correspondent, has
made the most satisfactory arrangements to have the
paper. simultaneously published and delivered il,
" dshuiston, GeorsetoUn, .9ieI.ndTide and BaHi-
more.
r. The publication of Il Daily German Paper at tc
seat OF Government will be, besides this. the great
est Importance to the adoped population OF the Uni
ted states, who, at the present time. look with in
tense interest IN the dOingS of the Democratic Ad-
mnIStratiOn in Washington. to elect which they
sisted in inconsderable degree. The paper, there
FORE will be an exponent of the policy of the present
Administration, and will publis from time to time,
leading articles in the English and German Ian
guageS.
The large circulation of the ''COrres pondcnt,'
which extends through all parts OF the Union (and
particular the South enables 1t to be OF con-
siderable service TO the adopted population, which
numbers nearly two millions: and while diSclaini-
of the people, the correspondent" will devoutiy
prOmugate the principles Of american Republicans
ism and Democracy, which lave made our Country
great and lappy, and to uphold which, ever will be
the aim and end of the German Adopted Population
of the United States
The price OF the paper has b Ell iiyed AT 81 per
ann,ln, and 81 per quarter, payable in advance or
10 cents per week, payable to the carriers.
Subscriptions and Advertisements may h. left at
Mr.. Warmer & Cos Jcweiry Store. Mr. ii. Sfnken.
Pennsylvania avenue. near l1h street, Washington.
regular publication office will be opened shortly.
+. RAiNE, Editor * Publisher,
aug2 Washington x Baltimore.
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DAIhX EVENING" STAR.
D. kI'yel CatohtYo1a.

,AnEnglish lady, who lived in thecom-
try and was about to have a. large din
ner party, was as ambitious of making as
great display as her husband s establish
1nent, a tolerably large one, could furnish.
So that there might seem to be no lack of
servants, a great lad, who had been en-
ployed only in farm work, was trimmed
and dressed for the occasion and ordered
to take his stand behind his mistress
chair, with strict injunctions not to stir
from the place, nor do any thing unless
she directed him /: the lady well knowing
that although no f0otman could make
better appearance as piece Of still life,
some awkwardnes would be inevitable if
he was put in motion. Accordingly,
Thomas having thus been duly drilled
and repeatedly enjoyed, took his post at
the head of the table behind his mistress.
and for a while he found sufficient amuse-
ment in looking at the grand set out, and
staring at the guests. When he was
weary of this, and of an inaction to which
he was so little used, his eyes began to
pry about nearer objects.
1t was at time when ladies followed
tAi' iNiiCh ldSiiioIt vi llt DlCh
and shoulders, under the name of the
neck, uncovered much lower than accords
either with the climate, or with old
fashioned notions. This lady was in the
height, or lowness of that fashion and
between her shout blades, in the hol-
low of the back, not far from the confines
where nakedness and clothing met, Thorn
rs espied something. The guests were
too much engaged with the business and
the courtesies of the table to see what
must have been worth seeing, the trans
iiguratiOn produced in Thomas counte-
nance by delight, when he saw SO fine an
opportunity of showing himself attentive
and making himself useful. The lady
was too much occupied with her COM
pany to feel the flea but to her horror
she felt the great finger and thumb of
Thomas upon her back, and to her great
horror heard him exclaim in exultation,
to the still greater amusement of the
party" n vlea !. a viea my lady. Ecod
I've caught EN-" -LOndoa paper.
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Fauquier White Sulphur s,,,,u-

Fifty miles 'reS u Didrid Of Columbia.
THIS establishment is now open ia, m. ,a,.,,
Il of visitors. The healing qualities of In, ,I''
are well established, and by many are r,.,,, ''t
inferior Ia none IN the Stale. The hu,lc,,,,' .
upon large SCALE taStetully arranged uirh -, '
portcOes, bathrooms and pahor<. cNtcl,.i,.' -
walks and covered ways shaded by heautil -
A first rate hand OF music has been secured a.,
most ample supply ot the very best wines t.
and stores which the coun;r, couId ,fi;uJ :, ,,'
regard 10 price. Efficient. Inlite acco,n,,,
agents will cndeavor IN make ilte lmc ..i M %
agreeable As possible. % p"
Terms nt board a. follows: $50 for ,be >e,..., ,
ing LIST October: for three months So. ia, 80, -"
months, ~t0; for one month. $40: Tor iv-n -
Sle; one week, SO; per day. SI.15: NIL. -. F,
lodgings, eacl, 80 cents. Children md -, ''
years, and servants, hall price No char. G
children under two years. Horses ~ Gem. ,.r A.
or $40 per month. The very bet wines ana L.
having been obtained, corkagc OF ~ a nnrr,r ,,i .
proportion for larger quantities. al be- .t,t,,, "
all that shall he brought 10 the pac,sly G,h,r. t
PAYABLE weekly.
The Alexandria and Orange Railroad Is NOW, co,.
pleied to Wanenion, and the cars leave. had :"
at eight O'Clock every morning except SuuJa,. a. .
get 10 NarrCnton In abciIf Two ani a hall nam.
where first rate line OF stage, Will take lin. f,
gers immediately the Spring. ~IN and a lliI n,, ~
over McAdamZed road; returning the cans r.,
Waurnion al y O'Clock. ard plSS,uprrs aa 4.
Alexandria and Washington in mn. tor an. r,,,,, /,
train to Baltimore. Another tram at cars lr,,-..
Alexandria al p. M, and sctS t. B,.alriou In a,
two and a-ali hours, when "A ir,i rate li,.. of ,,.
coaches will take the passengers about ninr mil. g.,
the Springs, over 4 good summer Inad Far, ~,
either route from Alexandria 10 ihr Springs - -
Travellers who come by Gonlonsyiilr VIII L,,-
equally good coaches Ia ru!p,'pcr Cnnr hon.
which place they leave AT n. IN i!,e cars AMI o.,
To Bealeton in 20 minutes, where Ik. coa,hr. MN
taxi, them immediately In TIE Springs Tins maj br
two daily lines from B-a.tan. and ,. :,n,, N,r
rcpton Ia the Springs. Persons MAY ir,l CaSi IA IA.
Springs. dine and spend aIpnt ii.ur "a N,.yauI !,
and return To the Springs bl Sun~, nl the aor dy
Passengers by the evening tram from Richmond a-t
to the Springs by noon Ia, ncNt dav py ;h,. O.,
donsviIe route, th"y sleep al Cupepprr Cnr, nous
and get To the Springs about nine Iir,; morning A
good line of coaches will 20 from la spf-- T., New
Market three times week, c,nnr,tin "a Ga,nes's
Cross Roads with tic Ninchrs,er lin,
THOMAS -. FLINT
w92m Suprrinr,.ndcu,
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IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs!

NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE, WHOLE
~ SALE AND RETAlL.-The Subscriber has
leased for term of years the well known Grocery
Stand at the OF I'll and streets formerly
cupied by Mr.. John ii. johnson; and having relnod-
sled and fitted it up handsomely, Is prepared to offer
an extensive and weil-SelGctcd stock nj choice Fam
lily Groceries, embracing every article OF necessity
and luxury, which he is determined 10 sell, either
wholesale retail, upon good terms as any house
III the city. In his stock will always be found
Welch'S premium Family and other choice brands
of Family and Extra Flour; Shay'> sup. sugar cured
Hams; best country and Baltimore cured Bacon;
Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Pu!vcriSed. Graduated. and
Brazil Sugars: Rio, Java, l.asuyra, and other COT
fees; Roasted and Ground Coffee, Superior 7. K. s.
n. o. MolaSse>; superior Table SyrupS; superior
strained Honey, i'll small cans.
TEAS-Black and Green Teas, of every Grade
Especial attention paid to the selection OF Teas
We can warrant them very superior.
C!IEESE.-lSeSt English Dairy. old English. Pine
Apple, sup. Sage. and other choice brands ri N f..
and Goshen. Water, Soda, Sugar, Wine, and other
Crackers.
FISH, &c.-Shad, MackereI. in barrels. half do.
and kits; Herring, in barrels, half do; Smoked and
Scotch IerringS: Smoked Beef, very superior; Beef
and Buffalo Tongues; Scltzcr's sup. Bologna Sau-
sage.
CANDLES.-Sperm, Alamantne. and other Can
dies; superior Lard, in pals. for family Use; SUPERB
or Lard, in barrels. by the pound or otherwise.
SUNDRIES.-fckics,i Preserves. Branded Fruits.
Olives. Sardines, Pepper Sauces. French Mustard.
Prepared Horse RadiSIi. Catsui,s, sup. Salad OIL.
Preserved Ginger, Macaroni, Vcrmlcelia, Corn
SlafcH fn9liS ana American Gtistard. tEO
colate BrOma Farina, Gro. Spices. SacT:.tII- Soda
Yeast Powders, fancy and plain Soaps. &c, SC.
CHOICE BRANDiES, WINES, &C.--l cask sup.
London Dock Dark Brandy, warranted purr or no
sale. Pale, Champagne. and other brands sup. Bran
dy. Old Rye Whisky. 1879: Champagne. Madeira.
Lisbon. Old Port, Sicily. MuScatrl, and other super
ior Wines; Cnriials. Blackberry, Raspberry, and
Ginger Hrandir>: superior London brown Stout.
Sc; White Brandy, White Wine, and Cider Vine
gar.
TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SECARS.-Wi,!iout
enumcraing brands. will only say thai thu lovers Of
the weed can always find the choicest varieties.
WOODEN WARE, BROoMS. &c-Buckrt<,
Pals Tubs. Sioves, Sugar and Flour boxes. Butter
Prints. Rolling Pins, Br0oms, Scrnbbing SWcrpiu..
W. Wash. busting and Shoe Brushes.
FRUITS. NUTS, &C.-Alm0ndS. RaisinS. Figs,
Dried Currants, Pfunr>, CnrOm, FiibertS, English
WainutS. Dates. &c.
A further enumeration is deemed unnecessary. as
intend to be supplied with every article usually
found III first class Family Grocery.
] respectfully ask an examination oi INV stock and
pledge myself that nothing shall be wanting TO give
entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor me with tler
patronage.
t15-Goods sent promptly, and free Of charge, to
any part Of the city. E.,. MILLER,
july 2leOlm Cor. slti aud T. ST..
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CANFIELD. BROTHER e. CO.,
239 RALTIlIOR STREET.


CORNER OF CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE. Nh
"A IKE daily adding 10 their rich aud elegant >tock ID
"A GOODS, aud invite cilizcns and >traueef> to
can and examine their aSsor1m' M. consisting pr
oil English GOLD LEVERS, OF the best mlhrr
witt! Hunting, Magic, and open eases; fine SulS
Levers and Lepine>, and silver watches OF eyer Va
riety and style.
Rich Diamonds, Pearls. and other PreciOus Stops
set an the most approved st,ies.
Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pms, Chatlains, gold To-
Vest, and Guard Chains, key-s. Pencils. sud,
Sleeve and Vest Buttons, with every variety OF Jr's
eiry.
Rich silver Tea and Coffee sets. Pitchers ts"lirS
Cups, Waters, Baskets, Spoons, Pie, Des,ri. Cdhs,
and Ice Cream Knives
Fine plated Tea and Coffee SETS. plated Baskets,
Castors, Egg Stands, Epcrsnes, leeelali, ,,.-r,s,
plated and alfalfa: Also, alfalfa Forks aud sisrd,,
together with great variety of Fancy Goods, Such
aS rich Vases, Card Baskets. Perfume Bottles Tar
Porimonnales. Jewery Gases. CaSkis. and hHS
Boxes. Also, ladies' aad gentlemen's Writing lE>k',
and Dressing Cases
To- Clocks, Bronzes, Parton and Dresden Good
IN every variety. All OF which can be- had 0n the
most reasonable terms.
jy6-T CANFIFLD. BROTHER x ca
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Sickness and the Slave Trade at Cuba

Detailed advices from Havana by the
Empire City, state that the Spanish war
vessels in port carry over 200 guns.
There is one steam frigate, six steamers,
two sailing frigates. and four briggs.
Letters from Havana represent the
whole island as very sickly. The yellow
fever proves very destructive this season,
upon those who are not natives, and tie
same fac, proves true in New Orleans.
While the soldiers are suffering in the
city, beyond all precedence, we are told
that the cholera, yellow fever and small
pox are making fearful ravages on the
estates in the interior. The thousands
of recently introduced Africans have
brought with them a terrible kind of
diarrh@a. which is carrying off vast num-
berS ofvictims, and rapidly extending its
Brightly progress through the island.
Many of the military Companies have
been decmated by disease, and no won
der, since the Spanish troops. except
upon the surface, and in clean clothes oc-
casionally put on, arc the dirtiest of all
creation.
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q Mr.. llonan, ''our own cOrrespon-
dent of the London Times, recently de-
ceased, uttered the following in the full
ness of his heart:
know Of no state of slavery on earth
like that attendant upon newspaper life,
whether it be as directors or subordinates.
Your task is never ended, your response
bility never secured, the last DAYS work
is forgotten at the close of the day on
which it appears, and the dragon of to-
morrow waits open-mouthed to devour
your thoughts. and snap up one morsel
more of your vexed existence. Be as
successful as it is in the nature of things
to be be indifferent to praise, and lion
hearted against blame-still will the
human frame wear out before it's time,
and your body, if not your mind, exhibit
symptoms of dry rot
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JOR DAMS
Frederick White Sa,pAnr Springs

'INIlS long established watering place. laNina ra-
scd into the hands Oi The sub lIIhrr they beg u,
announce To the public that ihy arr. pn.v prepared
for the reception and en+rrain,. - Nl-inr>. An
extended panrgyric of rfc dial ,ie.r., OF t,.
waters they deem unnecessary. popular opinion. dat
Ing back eighty wears. having approves, them
These Springs are brauiiiuli, Siiuaicd n Fr,!cr
lex county. Va, five miles from Winchester and
one mile ami halt from Sieprn>on-S D.pt 4. o.
on the Winchester and Harper Ferry Railroad NJ
are therefore nf easy access from North and Eas.
F>iters lea. ing Baltimore. Washington &c. Ia he
morning train arrive IN dar tnne 10 dine. '
Facilities for The accommodation az c-,esjs an
more ample than ever before, a Ian sr H.l, buid.s
having been recently erected.
For the following disease these waters are found
10 he highly efhcacInas: dyspepsia. liver tiS-s>rs
eruPtlye aiircils, Sc ana a. duretic ana alb,
alive they are unsurpassed.
x. NJ. X G.. n. JORDAN
~ oIlStScp PromeiafS.
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A MARKED OMIsSION.-A New York pa
per is responsible for the following story
respecting Mrs. Stowe. now of world wide
reputation as the slandcrer and enemy of
the South:
6 Some year ago she and her husband
prof. StOwe) were at the water cure es-
tablishment in Brattleboro, Vermont. Be-
ing unable to pay their bill, even their
board, they received notice to quit. The
physician offered to treat the Professor
medically, ifhe could pay his wife's board:
but himself and his friends could not even
do that. At this juncture a citizen of Nat
chez, cotton planter, got up subscrip-
ton. and heading the list, obtained sum
sufficient to pay the expenses of the whole
family until the Professor was restored to
health. The chief, if not the only sub
scrlberS, were Southern men and planters
Mrs. Stowe, has not mentioned this Incl
dent in Uncle Toms Cabin, nor in the
Key"
We have heard that Rev. Mr.. Beecher,
many years ago, married at the South. by
which act he became the owner of sundry
slaves. The proprietorship of such stock
not sulting him, he did not emancipate,
but sold them all and returned to the
North. Our informant, if we remember
Alright, was of the opinion that this said
MIR. Beecher was some very near relative
of Mrs. Uncle Tom, which is quite likely.
South CMoliaion.
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A New TURN IN TIE TEMPERANCE MOVE
MENT.-A real, genuine, out-and-out tee
totaller says he likes this tabIe-turning
vastly; for. though it keeps folks to the
table, still it keeps them from the bottle.
{. The table may go round, he says, ssbut
the wine does not circulate" There may
be more in this teetotaler's chuckle than
wine-bibbers imagine. We ourselves
have heard an instance of wealthy city
man, who is nearly as mean as the Mar
quis OF Northminister, who spares his Port
regularly, by proposing to his company,
rs soon as the cloth is removed, that t.. they
should try little of this table-moving
that is so much talked about" The de-
canters are removed, and he keeps his
company with their fingers fixed upon the
mahogany, until coffee is announced. We
warn all persons who are in the habit of
dining out, against lending their hands to
this favorite trick.
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MAKER & UNDERTAKEN,
METROPOLITAN HARDWARE ST0RF

Pennsylvania dreiaue, betcCcn 9TH and l0th streets. :
NEXT DOOR TO GAIT s. BROTHERS JEwELRY STORE.
WASHINGTON, ID. e.
EOODS AS Low, wholesale or retail, rs in any
~ city in the Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Particular attention given to this department in
procuring and Keeping constantly hand n great
variety ni the latest and most approved style of
Goods required by Carpenters and Builders.
COACII1AKERS AND SADDLERS HARD
WARE.
The only complete assortment in the District, con
slstng OF everything required in the business.
CA3INET-MhkERS AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
Looking Glass Plates, Hair Cloth Curlcd Hair
Moss, Gimp, and Gimp Tacks, Webbing. Spring
Casters, Walnut, Mahogany, and Rose Wood
Moulding, &c
SPORTING GOODS.
Guns, Rifles, Pistols Ammunition of all kinds
Bowie Knives, Gun FNing> Fi>hin" Tao kc, sc.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Very superior Table Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils,
Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, German Silver and
Britannia, Ditto.
FOR VARIETY STORES.
Bird Cages, Bat Balls, Marbles, India Rubber
Goods, Percussion CaIr> Fishing Lines, Penknive.,
Tack>, Pistols, Re, very low at wholesale.
Iy i1-en.'n II. LINDSLEY.
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IMPORTANT & VALUABLE INVENTION

glands AND CUMhiINGS'S BRICK MACilihi~
~ Patent Rishts for sGie.-MICnAEL MOI RSt
co, OF this city, have been appointed the .Nci-i's
agents for the United States for the sale Of rights u
the above machine. Ii has been thoroughly Tesla
and pronounced by practical bncllmaker- through
out the country to he the best machine i,T the put-
pose that has Yet been produced. IL IL siIccesrinP
worked by the application of any motive p"~rt
steam, water Of horse. With two light horses ut
clay is tempered, and at the time SIh brcks ae
moulded in five seconds in the very best manh''
thus eXceiling IN rapidity OF operation any Other hA
chine for that purpose now known.
The issue of the American patent is only DELAYED
until the machine can be projected abroad. M'ah
while, NJ. N. l. Co. prepared 20 negotiate fof U.s.
sale of any amount of territory, and 10 give goo"
title 10 the same.
Apply by letter, post paid,) or at their office cor
ment. E6
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House Furnishins Goods.

OUCH as American and English Knives and Forks.
- (Which took the premium at the late Fair) fine
Plated Dining and Dish Forks Table and Tea
Spoons, (premi;im,) Alfalfa Tea and Table Spoons.
Carvers and Forks. Stecis, Butter Knives. &c;
Brass and Plated CaHte>iicks, Family Grindstones
Tea Trays, Hand Walters, Tea and Dinner Bells,
Coffee Mills SOyels and Tones, Irons. Flat Irons,
Tenders, Curtain Bands and Pins busting Brushes,
Sweeping Brushes, Sleeves, Pots, Ovens and Lids,
Tea Kettles, Sc, &c, such to be found in a
well regulated Hardware, Store, at
+. WIIEELER'S,
YS-lInen Opposite Browns Hotel
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LAW NOTICE.

ClDNEY s. BANTER. late Attorney General of
- Virginia. has removed to Washington TO pjac-
tice law.
He will practice i'll the Supreme Court Of HE Uni
ted States, the courts of the District OF Columbia
and attend to any professional business conlided to
him.
to Office in Morison's new building. on AZ ST.,
betWren =, ~y'lvania avenue and & street.
References: Hon J. J. AIien Hon. VIM. Daniel
Hon Richard Moncure. Hon. G.. b. SamucIs, Hon
George H. Lea, of the court of appeals of Virginia
To the judges of The circuit courts of Virginia. and
to the Senators and members of Congress from Vir-
gIna. iy l9-eOly
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
FOR HARPER,sFERRY

r~s. The splendid Steam Packet CON
EaI4A=N GRESS, Captain VoLNEv PURsELL,
S,1sSsz<zFs.s having been thoroughly repaired and
trips between HARFER'S FERRY and GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday, August sth, leaving Rtter's
wharf, Market street Bridge, west of the Market
House, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. al
9 O'Clock, a m, arriving at Harper's Ferry in time
for the cars going west. Returning leave Harper's
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
O'Clock, a. m, arriving in Georgetown the same
evening.
Way passengers will he landed at any point on the
Canal. at reasonable rates.
Parties of pleasure can obtain passage at half
price.
All packages intended for the Congress to he left
nj W. H. Ritters warehouse, where all information
concerning the boat may be obtaned
Through passage 81.
GEoRGETowN, Aug. 3, 1853 an 6-eolm.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD
@ 9 q sIEa

VJRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
l. Leave daily, except Sunday, at and a. m,
3K and p. m.
On Sunday at a. m. and p. IN.
The Train at 5 p. m. Is Express. and stops only at
Annapolis Junction and Relay the Others all way
stations.
Trains at n. m. and 3k p. m, connect with An
napolis
Trains at 6 a. IN. and p. M, connect West.
Trains at 6 and a. and p. M, connect East.
Fare from Washington to Baltimore 81 p
Do do do and return 80
Do do Annapolis = y
DO do do and return I 30
The round trip tickets must in all cases be pro-
cured at the office, and good for the day upon
which they are issued Il. III. PARSONS,
iy lott Agent.
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY..

OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL FACULTY..
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mr. Is. y. NOrris-Dcar Madam Ii gives me
great pleasure ia recommending TO public favor yonr
valuable medicine. Cedar gar rs an excellent pre-
ventaiive curative the rI StasGs Of bronchial
affections, diseases OF the lungs and aI>i. as a
very valuable tonic. Yours, very respectfully.
4. ii. WRIGHT, NJ. d.
BALT,HnRR, March 81 1851.
Mrs. b. b. NOrris-NIadaI. il gives Inc pleasure
TO recommend TO the favorable notice si he public
your valuable medicine, Cedar Tar,) in bronchial
affections and diseases OF the lungs.
THOMAS OwINGs, NJ. d.
We invite the attention OF the pHLlic to the follow
ing certificate from the Rev Augustus Webster d.,
of the Pastors of ST Johns Church. I.iLenv st.,
Baltimore:
BALTIMORE. October %, 1851.
Mrs. b. =. Norris-Dear Madam: Having used
your Cedar Tar with benefit to Hiy throat very
checrtuy give my testimony to its excellence
Witt! respect, A. WEBSTER.
BALTIMORE, May 81, 1851.
Mrs. N0rriS-Dear Madam: Permit Inc 10 say to
you, for tie benefit of Others similarly afflicted iat
was taken last November with 4 severe cough and
general weakness that completely Frustrated me-
For several months was 50 far reduced that Icould
no. attend TO my business. | became so weak that
was not able to sit up for more than half hour ut
time, when would be compelled to lie down 10
gain strength tried Il dozen different articles,
commended TO me Is cures, but received no relief
from any OF them. My cough and weakness increas-
ed and. in fact, was so far gone that seriously
thought should die, when heard of your valuable
medicine, the Cedar Tar. tried it, and had taken
II but few days before found great relief. My APP
petite became so good that could eat ANYTHING that
was placed before me. / would recommend il to
all afflicted like myself, as n certain cure for con-
slider myself now perfectly well.
Yours respectfully, J. F. MARTIN,
No. l2S, franklin street.
For sale by Druggists throughout the CITY and Dis
trict of Columbia.
90 Price 81 per bottle, or six bottles for a5.
~ 5-H