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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-02-11

S. s. WILLIAMS, AGENT OF JOHN WILLIAMS,
81 GR,yIER STREET, NEw ORLEANS
AS taken Office College street. on the second
hoor, above the Merchants Insurance and Trust Com
pany and prepared 10 make cash advances all Cotton
Tobacco, &c consigned TO said House. furnish supplies
to Planters or others who wish to ship New Orleans
sep2-6m
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SUPERIOR ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.

WINDOW GLASS.-Window Glass of all sizes and
w of superior quality received and for sale low by
uoyl0 j. NJ ZIMMERMAN.
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Crock the cradle )" JENNY.
The Dance Of Death-A Custom Of Chilli

Aqua-ardiente and dulces were handed
around, while all the men and women
the dancers excepted, smoked their cigar
illos. But the most remarkable thing in
the room seemed to me a large kind of
scaffold, which occupied the other corner
opposite the bed, consisting of q light
framework, ornamented all over with ar
tificial flowers, little pictures of saints,
and quantity of small lighted wax can.
dies. On the top of it most extraordi-
nary well made wax figurel of little
child was seated in low wooden chair
dressed in snow-white little frock: the
eyes were closed, the pale cheeks tinged
by oftsrosy hue, and the whole figure
perfectly strewn with flowers. 1t was
so deceptive that when drew near at
first thought it real child, while q
young woman below it, pale, and with
tears in her eyes, might very well have
been the mother. But that was most
certainly mistake for at this moment
one Of the men stepped up to her, and in.
vited her to dance and id q few moments
afterwards she was one Of the merriest in
the crowd. But it must really be a child
no sculptor could have formed that lit
tie face so exquisitely; and now one
light went out, close to the little head,
and the cheek lost its rosy hues.
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the Legislature in one part of the new
law dlvest it of the character of property,
and in another recognise it as such, and
tolerate Its sale in one place in each town
for medicinal and mechanical purposes,
should inspire us with distrust of any en-.
during reformation founded solely upon
municipal law. If, however, such laws
should eventually accomplish the object
expected from them, they will afford a
most ready way TO expiate the evils which
atfiict the community but religion has
been generally understood to inculcate a
different theory for the reformation of the
race, and intemperance and other like
vices have been denounced by higher and
more omnipotent tribunal than that of any
State Legislature. >.
Whatever may be the opinion of the
Supreme Court upon the constitutionality
OF the several provisions of the law,
whether favorable or otherwise, still the
law is subject to be modified, repealed. or
made more stringent, according to the
varying opinions of succeeding Legisla-
lures: and the question of temperance
ceases to be one of moral reform, and be-
comes merged in the party and political
conflicts of the day. A very respectable
portion. perhaps majority, of the citi-
zens of the State, regard the existing law
as intolerant in principle, oppressive in
its execution. l, therefore, respectfully
recommend such a modification of the
law which, while it shall preserve the
State from the vice of intemperance, will
also maintain the rights of our citizens
against infringement, and their dwellings
from wanton and malicious intrusion. -
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g. K At - .

JUST PCEL1sgED-A NV DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE:
1 FEW words on the ratons. treatment, without
y Medicine, Of Sp-rmatsrrhsa, or Local Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Iasstude Week-
mesa OF the Limbs and the Back, Indispositon, and
lncGpacty for Stvdy and Labor. Dullness of Appre-
hension, Loss of Memery. Aversion to Society, Love
Of Solitude Timidity, Self-DistruSt Dizziness Head.
Ache. Involuntary scharges. Pains in the Siie AZ
f-ctinn Of the Eyes pmpes on the Face, Sexual and
other lnfirmi,ies in Man.
From the French Of DR.. b. DeLaney.
The important fact that these ala rmng mplsintS
may easily b.. removed IctO'd GIsdicine is in this
smell t7art. clearly demonstrated. and the entirely
lew a1d highly successful treatment as adopted by
the Author fully explained by Of which eve
ry one il enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost. avoiding thereby, all the ad
yertisCd n0Strums of the day.
Sent to any address. gratis and post free, i'm
sealed envelope. by remit ting post paid posta ge
stamps tn DR.. B. Delaney, or Box log. Broadway
Post Ofiice. y. Y. nov S. Bun
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For ALL DISEASES OF TIFF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

DR ] s. ROSL's COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
ELSHC-rhis is decidedly one of the b..st remedies
ever u- i for diseases nf the kidneys. bladder, Ac.
AID also for souty ,GsctiUn>: always hihly recon-
mpnt-I bS the late DR.. rhyS-, AMI many OF the
must ,iis.in3 3uishel medical men abroad Price ~
c1T,f'.
Dg J. :. RJSE'S golden Pulls k.r Falling of the
WOMB. Female Weakness Debility, and Relaxation.
PIre 80 cents
Ur J. ). RosE's FEMALE SPECgiC-A remedy f'r
Painful Mrustruation, Leucrrrh,ra or Whites. Price
Che dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DISPEPsi /, &c.
The Liver being the largest Gland i'll the human
b9ly II is more frequently -rHnGcd than any other.
Then follows dyspepsia constipation, COLL feet, and
los uf Ipprtie-the skin becomes yellow the spirits
dr1ap and there Is a great aversion to society Re-
gGat- the liver, AMI you correct all tn ~ evils -
The I'll ,'st preparations to take Dr. Ross CELE-
Bl,T-D R.LRo tD aR AMI Bilious Pills. They carry
oil tine bile. and soon give aprrtit- ald strength.
His DYsPEPsIA COMPOUND should he taken where Il
person has been troubled with Dyspepsia for long
timr-Price 20 cent. But FIR COLI bilious habits
jauniice &C.. take DP. RlSE'S ANTI BILIUts oE RAIL
ROAD Pills, II p and - cents per box.
All OF the above preparations, with DR.. Roses
Medical Adviser to perS5 i'll Sickness ard i'll Health
.. De hal of L. ID. Gilman, Charles Stott ( Co W.
II. Gilman, John W. Nuirn, Patterson Nairn,
W. Morrison, William T. Evans. kidweli Il Law
renee, j. Il. Moore, Washington; j. l.. kidwsll.
GEORGETOWN; sut by all dealers in Alexandria, Nr-
gnia. sep2i
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U A discovery highly interesting to
artists has been made recently by the
celebrated French painter, Horace Ver-
let. 1t consists of mixing the colors
with olive oil instead of the usual maguilp,
and when the picture is completed the
back of the canvas is coated with fuller's
earth, which draws the oil through and
absorbs it entirely. The painting is thus
reduced to the nature of paste. The
fuller's earth is then removed from the
canvas and coat of linseed oil is applied
always at the back; the colors imbibe
this oil, and it is stated that all those su-
perbly rich mellow tones by which the
old masters are distinguished are thus
produced.-U. s. Gazette.
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My neighbors at last remarked tho Of.
fention with which | looked unon tho
figure or child, whichever it was. and
the nearest one informed me, as far as I
could understand him, that the little thing
up there was really tn, child of the wo.
man with the pale face. who was dancing
just then so mcrrilv; the whole festivily
taking place, in fact, only on account Of
that little angel. Ishook my head doubt
fully; and my neighbor, to convince me,
took my arm and led me to the frame,
where | had to step upon the chair and
nearest table, md touch the cheek and
hand of the child. 1t was a corpse q
And the mother, seeing had doubted il.
but was now convinced, came up to me.
and smilingly told me that it had been
her child, and was now little angel in
Heaven.
The guitars and cacaes commenced
wildly again, and she had to return TO
the dance. left the house as in dream:
but afterwards heard the explanation of
this ceremony. If a child believe up
to four years of age-dies in Chill, it is
thought to 60 straight to Heaven. and
becomes little angel, the mother being
prouder Of that-before the eyes of the
world at least-than if she La 4 raised her
child to happy man or womanhood The
little corpse is exhibited then, as had
seen it, and they often continue dancing
and singing around it till it displays
putrefaction. But the mother, whatever
the feeling Of her heart may be, must
laugh and sing and dance; She dare not
give way any selfish wishes, for is not
the happiness of her child secured Poor
mother s-Gsrstacker's Foydge Round the
World.
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U Omar Pacha, commander-in-chief
of the forces raised by the Turkish Sultan
to contend with those of the Emperor of
Russia, is, according to a French journal,
an Austrian by birth, aged about 50
years. He first entered the Austrian SER
vice, but, in consequence of misunder-
standing with his superior, left it and
Joined that of Turkey, embraced Islamism,
changed his name, married an heiress of
Constantinople, and distinguished himself
in various ways during his career in the
land of his adoption until he reached his
present exalted position in the army.
He is man Of extensive requirements,
an accomplished soldier, and acted
prominent part in inducing the Sultan to
afford an asylum to the Hungarian re-
fugees after the disastrous termination
of their effort to throw off the Austrian
yoke.
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The "CAT" ONLY ABOLISHED IN TIE
NAvY.-ln the U. s. Circuit Court, at
Providence, R. l., Judge Curtis delivered
charge to the Grand Jury, in which he
dwelt at length upon the law of Congress,
forbidding fogging in the navy and in
vessels Of commerce. He maintained that
the fogging that is prohibited in this act,
is only the fogging that had been prac-
tced in the Navy, that is, with the ''cat. F"
The law does not, the Judge says, pro-
hibit any other mode Of correcting sea-
men.
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C0UGU CONSUMPTION &c

Mr. Henry C. Winn had coul for years: great
weakness, &c had. in all or physicians: tried all
their remedies, but was cured only by
HAM TONS VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Cal and get pamphlets gratis, with history of dis
c1yery Of this wonderful Blood Purifier. and Ger
aea:rS of our own citizens. of Rheumatism. DIV spep
la Scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness
NeryOu-nes, Gc.. &c.
30 Sold by MORTIMER K MOWBRAY. 40 Bal
timore street, Baltimore: aud 3ri Broadway, New
York; CIIAS SrOTT & GO, WIN !.R. J. Il. MOORE
u. b. CLARKE. CLARKE BOWLING, W. Ell
LOTT, and II. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
K. : T. ClS>ELL, deoIse town and G. c. BERRY
alexandria. sep 29-
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MAINE LAW IN VERMONT.

1t has already been announced that the
Governor of Vermont, in his recent mes
sage, took strong ground against the pro-
hibitory liquor law. The following is the
portion of the message alluded to. It
gives very unpromising picture of the
efficacy of the law:
1.-The truth cannot be dissembled that
the present law has proved Intellectual and
inadequate to restrain the use and traffic
IN intoxicating Liquors and the fact that
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NIE commend the perusal Of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is a merchant OF
high character.
SANDY BORON, MIpDLEgEx Co., Va
August 29th 1853. I
McSsrs. Mortimer Mowbray-Gents: You may
think it strange that have taken the liberty tn
write you this letter but do under circumstances
that justify it. As you are the Agents for HAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTCRE, deem it expedi-
ent to address you this note, hoping it may be part
af the honorable means of giving this medicine
tOrirty which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
late to the Patent and regular system, consider
myself, To sone extent judge of the real merit of
many of them My experience teaches me that
champions Tincture" is a medicine of real merit
of intrinsic value. Whom say this, do not say
that it Is an inallibie cure in all cases. but mean
to say that champions Tincture will favorably op-
crate in all diseases originating from want of prop
Secretions of the gastric juices bad digestion, and
consequently bad deposites of animal matter from
that source believe that many diseases located in
various parts of the system, such vs. Infamati' II,
Ulcers. ScrOfua &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach, from bad food, bad digestion,
and consequently bad depositons of the circulation
to those parts; and will believe uamptons Vege.
table Tincture will even react in those cases.
Having found out. my self what it is 1 recommend
it to others in such as have described. and
have done it Hpon the mo pay system,
md have vet to have the first bottle returned or
the first objection about the pay. 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated among the
people l warrant
it in the following cases: Gout, rheumatism Infa.
mstinns, which proceeds from the stomach. Sores,
SHrhfu;, Dyspepsia. long standing of Ague and
Fever; hrst stop the chill aud then give the Tine
tux he difficulty i'll this is not i'll stopping
the call, but the return of it, this the Tncture will
certainly do. In general detilitations warrant it,
and rs l said before have procured trial of it in
this WAY, vi hch otherwise | could not the people
have bets humbugged by patent medicines long.
thHt they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine, it works all its wonders there, and in all
such it specific, If anything in the world is
Having given the Tincture fair trial with my
self, in mr. family and ncighborhood think | am
warranted i'll what say about it, and which l do
without any other interest, than the wish to see it
in General circulation and i'll every mans family
where it ought 10 be-
If what say bp doubted by any of the afflicted.
II they W Ill write to NE. at Sandy Bottom Post OF
'ra MidteSex county, Virginia, stating the nature
u the disease, and Recommend it for such cas-.
viii w-.rran. it, and iii don't DO good will pay for
the medicine. THOS. r. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &C.
Mr.. VIM. OF thaln. Of Baltimore custom house, suf
irrGI these complaints for IS months with both body
and mini seriously affected He cur Il by Hamp
t0u'- Vegetable rincture af er other things failed.
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DIR. Hole, Compound Peach syru

DR.. H0lt's Compound Peach syrup.
rINuIS COMPOUND now established in universal IA
Il yOr by it, ackGowedye yed merit, for the cure Of
Sod CHS colds Group. hopping cough, and every dis
OF the throat and lungs is without parallel.
Every family should supply themselves with q
supply Of DIR. Holt's PEACH SYRUP, to be used as
preventive medicine.
Sold in Washington by C. Stott, d. d. Clarke, ".
Elliott e. T. Davis, J. II. Stone, Evans, Sylvester,
Dr. BItt, Gardn ar, and by the Druggists generally
10 Baltimore, Georgetown, Alexandria, and Rich
Huld
Price twenty-five cents per bottle.
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POPULAR AND FAMILY MEDICINES

GOLD BY KiDWELL LAURENCE, Pennsyl-
- vania avenue and 18th street, Washington, and
JOHN L. KlDWELI- High street, Georgetown, d.
c., comprising in part
Or. Jayn's Family MedicineS-Dr. Roses Family
Medicne--Nistars Balsam of Wild Cherry-Avers'
Cherry oral-Sauds' and Tswsands Sarsaparil-
IA. u. aud John Bulls do-Rose s and Schwartzes
do-Nihau Elixer Calisaya Bsrk-Wolf Aromatic
Seheldam Schnapps-kidwelPs Extract Beech Drops
Watt Nervous Antidote-Osgood's India Cholo-
gosue-Rowamds Tonic cMixture-Hampton's yegeta-
Die Tineture-Greens Originated Bitters-Toofiands 8
German dO-Blake's and Cannon's do-Rushton's s
aud Sim! Cod Liver Oil. together with all the most
approved eiicines Of the time.
AGENTS for the sale OF SEYMOUR Galy anic Abdomi-
nal Supp rer, SeynOurs Obsterical Supporters aud
Mr.- Belts Abdominal ulcro Supporters
fresh supply of Saratoga and Bedford Water.
sep30
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BRILLIANT ATTRACTION,
M G r. A w g. JAC nn g

tOfnT FsnnSyLrdnid drenue and 18th street
FENN Would respectfully inform their friends
EI ustomers, and the public generally. that
hey are prepared to supply them with the
finest family GROCERIES, old and choice LIQUORS
and every article large and small, in their depart
ment at remarkable low prices In fact we shall es.
tablsh one of those novelties often spoken Of but
so seldom found-A CHEAP PEOPLES GROCERY
STORE.
Our stock will be continuously repleni.hed from
the most celebrated importers and Clau1fac.ories.
Thankful for past fsvors, ask an enlargement
of the same.
All goods delivered promptly in any part of the
city free of charge nov 3-eo1y
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Washington, Nov. s.Is53.

- ESUMED BUSINESS AGAIN.-IIayinp mr.
IL chased of Mr. E. 2. Miller his entire stock of Gro
ceres the subscriber respectfully announces to his
former patrons and citizens generally that he has re-
commenced merchandising at his old established
stand. corner of eth and streets, occupied by him
for the last five years.
thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to me- should tie glad to have the honor of
serving my former customers and others, assuring
th-m that courtesy, promptitude, and fair dealing
sha characterize my every effort to please all and
WIN their regards. and by adding to this a constant
and well selected stock of fresh FAMILY GROCER.
les, procured from the bet Northern markets and
sold at inducing and uniform prices hope by dill.
gent attention to business to merit a share Of the
public patronage. JOHN ii. JOHNSON
Grocer, corner Of 7th aud ctreets
nov lin Opposite General Post Office
kt>TO my Friends and Patrons who
have SO kindly and generously patronsed me during
the time was engaged in business at the above
named corner will say that it wi afford me ,reat
pleasure II they will continue their dealings with
tne present proprietor, Mr. J. ii. Johnson whoi wor
thy OF their confidence, and who will extend to them
every RECOMMENDATION. Z. p. MILLER
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MORE NEW MUSIC.

DPINA DONNA WALTZ. by Julien.
L Iugomar Polka; Saratoga Polka; Emma Polka:
Isabelle Blanche, Jessie Claire Polkas; Forest glade
Polka.
Rainbow Schottische; Saratoga Schottische &c
SjRgy-The grave OF Lilly Dale love the snow:
Mary A-tore: Melodies of home; DAYS Of chdhood;
Come, dearest, the daylight is gone; Take NE home
TO die, &c.
Es- asmmonds Castor Oil Pomade, an article
highly recommended for beautifying and aiding the
growth of the hair Price % Gems jar, also Just
received at WIMER'S
Stationery and Music Store, 9th street
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, GROUP. AND wIIOOP-
ING COUGH.

TTs B.g' C0tLJf kyrup 40 The HOTF0.
Ur R,Ss-s CELEBRATED CoUGH syrup gives imnedi-
at rrll-f to t. the worst Courh, whether ConSump-
t,yr Of proceeding from cold. 1t alHyS any irri-
tefilo G the Lungs an1 fDrtiheS the system against
f1lIre attacks In bGttles ut 30 cents and 81.
Chs lr-n arr alsO iial,le to Group which dangerous
c,ulamt yieiIS imnie liatrly u DR. j. kOsEs NEVER
J.ui, Coup STRIP. Prize % cents.
Whaopng Cough. another complaint. always
ylr-, ia c5lf aud damp weather. The afflicted find
graf rr!iei in the use OF DR.. j. Ross WHOOPING
Cousa SYRUP, which always relieves and prevents
In lis-a>e from runnins into ether diseases, such
D. iG1amasion of the Lungs, Dropsy in the Chest,
sui Consumption. Price 30 .eutS.
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PORTMoNNAIEs, PORTFOLIOS ar

" are this day In receipt of large consign-
w ment of PortmOnnaies, Of various STYLES and
superior quality.
Also. few handsome papier mache inlaii Port.
folos, which, together with large assortment of
Fancy Goods, Je*elry Perfumery, Cigars, &C., we
are determined 70 sell at the lowest n Y. prices
DOWNS HUTCHINSON
Atheneum Building,
Pa avenue, between a and 9th streets.
ltI-anat-
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Z. NJ. .BOTELER, Practical Gas.Fit.
ter and Plum ber

Souttlcest corner OfeM and d streets
rs prepared at all times to supply the public gene
i rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES. of
the latest styles and patterns, on the most reason
able terms
Churches, Hotels or any public or private build
iRgs, fitted up with GAS PIPES aud FIXTURES At
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for Dr. kidder's Pds,at Gas Reg,Iator
which for economy and superior light should be DOS
S"S-ed ny all consumers of gss. sep 22-tf
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTIONS.
Prafe =

WoeLD respectfully inform the citizens Of
"asMn2ton that he will be prepared 10
S Ssae ms Instructions on Ike Piano. Sc, the lst
VI September All orders left at the Musical Depot
- nIoas Il hitZ, or at Thompson's Daguerrean Gal
~! I "ul meet with Promps attention. Prices made
snwn S on application. Aissral deduction made 10
S~A''''s ssg i9-ameo
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
lFoR THE STAR.
HOPE.

ks
HOPE.
Life, 'tis said's bubble--the measure of span
Yet, though heightened years doth short appear,
When seen through re,rospectiOn's mngc eye,
Hope, fruitful hope, points the pilgrim onward
To length of life that he may see
To happiness he'll surely never know.
But why despair that heaven sent spirit
Hope-which we are wont to worship ever,
Is here to lead us onward cheerily
To some great end of final goodness:
And though life and talents be but poorly spent,
She seldom does desert the most unworthy.
For has the mind strength of capacity
To conceive the dire, the lost condition
OF him whose hope is gone forever,
Believest thou not that hope is All inspirer-
leader full of noblest purity
A director, that would not we should err
Ask millions who've felt her heavenly pow'r-
Who've, watchful, listed her pure teachings
Who conscience pangs have felt, when they did
WRONG,
And then resolved, Virtue should be their aim.
WASHINGTON, November, ls:13.
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
Ersr tsc0rsred for TIE certain Of Aguf and Fee
Inf"rmHfstf diti BTious Ftrcrs.
Ober i Co.'S Vegetable Sleciic.

UDC1 ~. tStldDlt SItClilG.
''IlE pruprietorS Of this valuable Meiicine have
i never Llade any efforts to introduce it tefore
the public yet it has found great favor far and near
Certtc ties without Eumher have been furnished of
its virtues. without solicitation, and many cures
performed when ali other medicines have failed. Al
H Is asked tTai 1t has stood the test for sew
er:l years. aud say without fear, that no better
preparation for the cure of pue and Fever can be
produced As evidence publish u certificate
If gentleman we'll known:
81 take great pleasure i'll recommending the Spe-
ciic prepared by Uber Il MsConkey, for the cure OF
Ague and Fever, the best article for the accom-
Plishment OF that object have met with. In
my family it has succeeded bevOnd my most san
suine expectations, and therefore, consider it ID
priSi eSe III well as duty to recommend its to
all who may he suffering un ier the inue of that
distressing afiiction. (Signed)
ID. EVANS REESE
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
Fer sale by the proprietors, ODER CO., Bati-
more:
by DANIEL B. CLARKE, ApOthecary, Potomac
Hall. corner of Maryland avenue and lIth street,
Island;
by CLARKE L BOWLING, eth street, between
south ID anl streets Island;
Aud 10y JAMES III. STONE, corner of 7th and L
streets. Northern Liberties, Washington, ID. G.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
sep l6-3m-