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NlIE commend the peru'al of the extract below
w to our readers. Mr.. Bull is a merchant Of
high character.
SANDY BoTToM MIDDLEsEX Co., Va.
August 29th, 1883
Messrs Mortimer 4 Mowbray-Gent.: You NAV
think it strange that / have taken the liberty to
that Justify 1t. As you are the Agents fet BAMP'
TOMS fEGBrABEE TtNCfURE, 1 deem it expedi:
en 10 address you this note, hoping it may be part
If the honorable means of giving this medicine no
Ioriety which its merits deserve.
Being in the habit of vending medicines which re-
late to the Patent and regular system, consider
myself to soLnh extent judge of the real merit of
many of theln. My experience tCsthes me that
HamFt'ns T,nttuPe' is medicine of real merit
of intrinsic value When l say this, do not say
that it is an nfalble cure. in all cases but
to say that "llamptonS Tincture will favoraby op-
crate In all diseases originating from want of prop
er sccretons OF the gastric juices bad digestion. and
consequently bad deposites Of animal matter from
that source l believe that many diseases located in
variots parts of the system, such as 1nfamatisn, H.,
Ulcers, Scrofula, &c, &c, originally have their be-
ing in the stomach, from bad food, had digestion,
and consequently had dispositions of the circulation
to thote parts; and will believe Hamptons Vege-
table Tincture will even react in those cases.
Having found out, myself what it is, / recommend
it to others in such cases have described, and
have done it upon tie mo pay" system,
anu have yet to have the first bottle returned, or
the first objection about the pay 1t is great pity
it cannot be more extensively circulated aiming the
people. l warrant
it in the following Gout, rheumatism, Infa-
nations, which proceeds from the stomach, Sores
Scrofua, Dyspepsia long standing of Ague and
Fever; first stop the chill, and then give the Tine
ture-thc difficulty in this is not in stopping
the chill but the return of it, this the Tincture will
certainly do In general debiltations, warrant it,
and as said before have procured trial of it in
this way, which otherwise / could not: the people
have been humbugged by patent medicines long,
that they afraid of all. This is clearly stomach
medicine it works all its wonders there, and in all
such it is specific, if anything ia the world is.
| Having given the Tincture fair trial with my
self, in my family and neghhorhood, I think 1 am
warranted in what say about it, and which l do
without any other interest, than the wish to it
in general circulation. and in every mans family,
where it ought to be.
Ifwhat say be doubted by any of the afflicted.
,ni they will write to at Sandy Bottom Post OF
flee. Middesex county, Virginia. stating the nature
Of the disease, and recommend it for such case
will warrant it, and ift don't do good will pay for
the medicine. THOS. r. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. VIM. Oldham. of Baltimore custom house, If
fered these complaints for Is months, with both bOty
and mind seriously affected He curpd by Ham p
tons Vegetable Tncture af er other things failed.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER

pR. J. :. Roses COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
FUCHU.-This i decidedly one of the best remedies
ever used for disease. cf the kidneys, bladder, &C.,
and also for gGuty Affections always highly recon-
menieti b. the late DR.. Physie, and many of the
most distinguished medical men abroad. Price 80
cents.
PAL s. R1sE's GOLDEN Pulls for Falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness, debility, and Relaxation.
Irirs 81 cents
Dr. J. s. RGSE's FEMALE SPECIFIC-A remedy for
Painful MenstruatiOn, LeucHrrhoea or Whites. Price
one dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver bcing the largest gland in the human
boty. ii is frequently deranged than any other
Then follows dyspepsia constipation, cold feet, and
loss Of appetite-the skin becomes yellow the spirits
drnOp, and there is great aversion to society Re
Culste the liver and you correct all these evils -
The surrst preparations to take are Dr. RoS's CELE-
BELTED RAILROAD OR ANTI-BnIOUs Pills. They carry
of the bile, and soon give appetite and strength.
His DTSFEPsIh CpNPOUN Nd should be- taken where q
person has been troubled with dyspepsia for a long
tme-Price 30 cents But for colds. bilious habits s..
iaunIice. &c. take DIR. ROSEs ANTEBILIOUs OR RAIL
ROAD Pills, l2l9 and - cents per box.
All If the above preparations. with DR.. Roses
Meicl adviser to persons in Sickness and in Health,
t. be hail of z. d. Gilman. Charles Stott * Co, W.
". Gilman, John W. Nairn. Patterson Nairn.
W Morrison, William 7. Evans. Ridwel & Law
renee, J. B. Moore, Washington; j. l.. Kidw"ll,
Georgetown; and BY all dealers in Alexandria, yr-
ginia. sep ~
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N E w D R UG STOR

~ respectfully informs the public that he 49,
AA has opened his pew DRUG STORE.NL \
- and solicts a..shrre of public patronage. ID .
Having laid in entire fresh stock of u r U Il S.
MEDICINES, and FANCY GOODS, he will, at ali
times be enabled to furnish the citizens with genu
inc medicines and all other articles in his lire OF
business. All ord rs and prescriptions will lie
promptly and carefully filed.
VIII keep constantly hand Surgical. Dental
Curping, anil Gal'anc MACHINES, and all other
Instruments uSsally kept in the largest establish
mcntS.
ALSO
The best quality Of Havana AMI other CIGARS 4
TOBACCO, rejected from the best brands.
A. J. SCHWARTZE,
Chemist Druggist,
Ia. avenue between Sd and % streets.
Oc 2l-dtf-
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW MILLINERY OPENING.

MRS. ANN H. CLARK takes great pleasure in
Nl FALLING tho attention of Her former customers
and the ladies generally to the anre1s1 advertise
ment of Miss Z. T.. Mcdonald, Successor to Mrs.
Clark The assortment and styles are beautiful.
chaste and complete.
Mrs. c. feels grati6sd in presenting one 20 fully
competent to execute to the entire qualification and
wishes of her former customers and adi generally
The opening will embrace all the most approved
French and New York styles.
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
PIAH0S AND MUSIC.

P1AH0S AND MUSIC.
The undersigned desires to a,.a
6esrWllsf call the attention of purcha- G
TN H RI M to his stock of PIANOS, IIx+s
Il v aconsisting of 8, 81 81, and aas~TfsE
7-octaves, with or without metallic frumes. These
pianos remarkable for great power of tone, from
the lowest to the highest notes. with elastic and
ready touch, being suited to any performers MU-
SIC for pianos and all other Musical Instruments
constantly on hand aud received as publish
ed. The trade supplied on liberal terms.
JAS. Z. BOSWELL,
No. 223, Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
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BALTIMORE PIANO
fG@sHsH FORTE MANUEACTQRY

II W n u WISE Z BkOTHER Manufac
z sturers Of Grand Squ,rc and Boudoir
ifiNOS, request special attention of Female rian-
lists to aD"at, simple, and convenient method Of adj
luStng the same Piano to any degree of touch heavy
or light the performer requires. Touch being the
principal means of Playing the Piano, it should he
agreeable and eIual the elasticity of the fingers.
Call and see it. j. j. WISES BRO
Oc S-3m-
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po YOU SUFFER WITH ANY PA1N' If you
J., Won will find Immediate relief by using DR.. j. $.
Eosr's PaIv CrRER IT is the only preparation which
rurss almost ins antly Snro Throat Rheumatism.
from Colds Pains in The side. back or limbs, Face,
g,r or Tootharhc Stomach or Bowels, Side or Back,
Stiff Neck Bruises. CornS and Chilblairs. Where
ever YOU have rain. the fain Curer safe to all
s-rs Price l2l5. 25 and 50 cts.
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rEn1crNEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
~ GIVE SATISFACTION.

pJS : ROSE Ia an honorary member of the
pbii,delphia Medical Society, and graduated
4 i.,n from the University of 2, nnsylyania, under
10 I,rc, Of the truly eminent Professors Phys
"a Cb,pn1n. Gibson. Coke, James and Hare, names
r.;'brs,ei for meilcal science; Being solicited by
~, - ,ar o.rs to the public, the results of his ex
- ;c for The past thirty years, the following val
M Family Medicines, each one sUited to spe
: f, diss'$t:
G RneF's NERVOUS AND IyyTGoaATIyG Cor
The greatest discovery in medical science
,,o,isl;n- preparation for raising up weak
,.,itution d,biliatrI by care labor, study or dis
go. arts like charm. 1t gives "rensth and app"
- ,,,ss.esr. great invisoratins properties.
- Uas-t Disease all Nervous Affections, Flatu-
,.ncs Heart Burn. RpStle,sness, Nunbness. Neural
80 rsisinr the spirits. and giving power to the
Who'll. svstem it j. almost miraculous in its effect
81 cents bottle.
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DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. VIM. Oldham. of Baltimore custom house, If
ered these complaints for Is months, with both body
and mind seriously affected. He currd by Ham p
tons Vegetable Tincture, af other things failed.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

A Plain and Unvarnlshed state ent.
NYE commend the peru'al of the extract below
w to our readers. MIR. Bull is merchant of
high character.
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pa s. R1sE's GOLDEN Pulls for Falling of the
Womb, Female Weakness, Debility, and Relaxation.
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Dr. ]. s. RGSE's FEMALE SPECFIc.-A remedy for
Painful Menstruation, LeucHrrhoea or Whites. Price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-30

~ optnies, ths vessels o. ehs class ceuid b. ma
srecges shiio using less timber the Hbsrs oeulS -
mscs IN oce piece fSoa ksol TO top This pressss oAa
20 uss IN house snndtas furniture. and many otnsr
purposes .bere crooked timber q req sirsd.
ksspeoUuhy yours, SAMUEL SyEDEN
HHw Yonx, August Q. 1858
Of ship M ber. eight inches square a. we a. sov
Of end pressure ard am happy to add my testimony to
h great usfuloess In tbs building Of boat barges szd
coating vcssels, 40.
Il must also prove TO be OF greet value to m.uso.ur
ors OF faTbifue OF al knss shore circular forms
curves ere desirable. DANIEL d. WE5rERvELr
The Ship Timber Pending Gem osny has been organized
with capital OF se0o Geo. divided isto sh.rss Of IS each
Tho following gsntlsmsn impose tho board CT tustss
J. W. Gsihiths Esq; Gen. VIM. Norris Q. s. Martin,
tsqi james II. Cooke, Esq. John W. Allen, Esq.
President j. W. Griffihs Secretary. b. Benson, Jr.
Mr. Griths Is building = steamship at Green Point,
with timber bent By this machine Tho advantages Of
this Invention may be thus briefly aammsd up-Whea-
sr in the formation OF household furniture or any
other fabrics Of wood part req1r, to be ms Of
circular, CURED oval FORM this machine win pro
duco the desrtd form from the straight stick OF timber
no matter what may DO the size tbs stick 70 be ussd
ard accoDph ths wth great economy the use Of the
material, sEd Win like economy Ia time and OK penss
Samples Of bent wooo produced unisr thx Invention
including white osL timbsrs sight nchea square and
variety of forms for household furniture may be
mined at the oloe OF tho company, No 81 Truity ad
irgs Broadway where books nov open for subscrip
tions to tue capital stock.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition Of tho
ssdiae Of banks shis CITY On ths 9th
goth and S7th a August.
NV York Crr BASxs
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Died, at Jefferson Barracks, Missouri on the 32d
inst, Brevet Captain Hschaliah Brown First Lieu.
tenant Of the Third Regiment OF Artillery OF bilious
fever. in the 3lst year of his age.
The deceased graduated al the Military Academy
10 1872 and entered the service az brevet second
Lieutenant In the Fourth Regiment OF Artillery, in
1s45, when he WIS transferred by promotion 10 tie
Third Artillery. He remained on duty upon the At
lantic ses- board for some time after the commence
ment OF hostilities between the United States and
Mexico. and received orders fer the field shortly ater
the administration had determined upon new line
OF operations, beginning with Vera Cruz, the con
troll Of which was coniided 10 the Geneyalln Chief.
He joined at Tampico the battery OF hight artillery
under the command OF Colonel Steptoe, (then sub
altem) and served with il until the evacuation OF
the country by the army. During the siege OF Vera
Cruz, he was detached with body Of troops, under
General Harvey, and part! sipsted in the affair %
NedeliD, for gallant and meritorious conduct In
which he received the breyet OF csptsm. He was,
also, distinguished in the battle OF Cevro GOsdo. ard
In the valley Of Mexico, while attached with his
company TO General Quitmans division, served In
the battle Of ChepuHcpee and tho attack upon the
Gsrits Of Bo!en.
Soon after he returned from MEXICO. he was APP
pointed The Adjatant OF his regiment, IN which ca
pacity he served until 1851, when, 2fter brief so
iouin In Boston hsfb0r, he was ordered 10 duty with
Colonel Brsqgs battery, and near the close Of his
period OF service with il. was stricken down by the
stern hand OF death in the prime of life and IN the
vigoy OF manhood In the expressive words Of Holy
Writ. which he desired might be his cpitnpb -
as the tree fhllAth, so II Eeth."
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9As F~seuEo 0rOuna as Twensy- SsxsA S<rpos.
hohE or fHE WILD SPORTS OF NEW YORK
Gentlemen fesd OF sport will DO hspov 20 Iearp
that terc Is no need Of going out Of 70 IN 10 enjoy
their elegant entertainments. The public strrcts n
this great city oi6r al that can be desirable to the
anatpurs 70 this line. Twenty.sxth street may be
regularly used for such purposes hereafter. tThs
part Of that highway between Seventh aud Eighth
avenues has been converted into pasture ground
already. There may be seen every evening sfter six
O'Clock. number cf horses, free as their unshoed re-
lations Of the pralies gambOlling aud kicking in ali
directions, rolling about running to and FRO gallon
ing trOttiDg, or pacing just as they have mind TO-
to the utmost delight or the male population in the
vicinity. They do not ccnfine their exercises to tia
street, Of course not-why should they not use the
sidewalk just as we'll tits not surprising. then. TO
see ladies or children (ana there is no inconsiders
BILE Number Of the latter in that quarter) amost
frightened to DEATH screaming, running from one
side of the street to the ether and often the horses
following them to their utmost terror until they find
hiding place. But why net keep out OF the
wayf People ought to know that they expose them.
selves to be kicked or knocked down by passing over
pasture ground. Let the children stay lnside the
houses, and they are safe. Where are the Police
Yours, very truly, BPP0raILAss.
There Is TO DO fapoy dre ball at Newport this sea-
The dsoss ball will b given this evesing.
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An EYcELLESp ScHoot MAsTER. Que Moses A.
Certland, 4 pedsgoguc IN New Hampshire, made
speech al the wolfbcro Free Soil Convention. IN
which be said-"He had hung copy oi the Fu9t-
tive Slave law in his school room, and taught his
boys to curve II every time they went out" The
science Of SWEARING Is quito novelty 10 be taught
In New England school. although we believe i
was prsfesad, to limited extent, By the ceebrnt
sd ~. Squcsrs " DctheAoys Hal. 70 Y0Exv.
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from thu Charleston Courier, Aug. 20
The British schooner Dfeadnought, Captain Nc
Kinny, arrived at this port yesterday FROM Nassau
Mp. Among her passengers are the widow and
family Of Governor Gregory, Of the Bahamas, who
died at Nassau on the 30th Of July, OF enlarge
ment oi the heart and John b. burnside, Esd the
late Governors Private Secretary.
The only papers we have received are copies OF
the Nassau Royal Gazette, and the Nassau Guar
dan, OF the 18th instant.
The schooner Ida had not arrived from New
York, nor had the schooner Eben Herbert, which
had . cargo Of ice.
The Nassau Guardian says that the pine apple
speculation has been a losing one this season.
Many fruit vessels have returned from tho United
States, to the out Islands, and all make the same
complaint. Pine apples have been selling at New
York a. low 50 80 per hundred, and there can be
now scarcely probability OF an improvement in
price, as the American fruit season Is 30 fast ap-
preaching. The extreme backwssdness Of the fruit,
and the consequent detiment TO its size and flavor,
has had the effect Of producing this unfortunate
result which was, however, anticipated at the early
part Of the season.
II Is stated that there has been great failure in
the crops at Grand Bahama, which win, in all pro-
liability, cause considerable privaton 10 the Ahabi
tants
One or two vessels had arrived at Eleuthcra from
the United States, but the papers do not mention
their names
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Another Elan Arrested for Attempting % MAJ
der the Pe0lef I'm Greene County.
CTrCm he lhan Ex Au~

Another Nan Arrested for Attempting 70 Mur
der the fsdler I'm Greene County.
[Frcm the Albany Express, Aug. 20 l
II viii be recollected that, on Friday, the 18th
inst brutal attack upon, and robbery Of, pedley
took place on the road, some eight miles from Cox.
sackie. Efforts have since been constantly made to
arrest the perperator and we are glad to state that
they have succeeded.
who keeps the Buckingham House at Coxsaokie,
was out cunning with another boy, In the woods,
some two miles from the village. While there they
saw man hanging some shirts upon the bushes.
The strange occupation and the fact that the mur-
derer was reported in the vicinity alarmed them
aud they ran back to the village, where young
Buckingham coInmuni Gated the tact to his father.
MIR. buckingham, with c0mmendable alacrity at
once started 10 pursuit. followed by some citizens.
They had not got out OF the village, however, ere
thinking the man. at once made after and
arrested. When the officers came up Mr.. b. snrren
dered him into their custody. He was shortly after
taken to where the pedler was lying who. the mo
That's The man who shot me-" and turning over
~ept profuseiy. Tie pedler is said to be gradually
sinking, and little Or 40 hopes entertained OF hts
recovery.
To Mr. Buckingham great credit is due, and for
bis pr0mptness and resolution ne is entitled to both
reward and cODmendation
We have heard, since the above, from one who
witnessed the arrest that the prisoner is man OF
slight bid, about thirtyive years OF age. He made
no attempt TO eyade arrest AND acted as though de-
ranged, expressing willingness to go anywhere the
officers chose to take him and avowed he had plenty
Of money. On searching him lie had not cent He
gave his name a. John Hendiichson, sud spoke OF
HeDdtickson low in jail here, stating that he intend
ed to "clcar him."
Our informant Gays we are mistaken in saying he
was identified by the ped!er, the latter was too
low to see him, ard he was taken at once 10 Cats
IL.
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These Is TO DO faroy drea ball at Newport this sea
The dsoss bail will b given this evesing.
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MEXICO
From The n. o. Pics,gne. 23d u

From The n o Pca,une. 22d ult
Nv the bark Gov Hnckley which arrived at this port
Yesterday from Vera Cruz which place she left on the 9th
nst have been put in possession OF the S'S" o' the
9Th inst N
deserers FRI m the army in order that the punishment
provided by law for them may be inflicted IS published
Tie conclusion Of report on the proposition % establish
bank is also published The report Il unequvocaly un
An climate Of the public expenditure for the year be
tween ihst Of July 1888 and the JOth OF June i''' -
given at s5,7i3tsO u. -.
cimusr LA. been issued requiring the abrogaton Of
the epthes sovereign free and independent to the sew
eral States. implying Inconsistency with the reue'n
c;rcplar has been issued relieving foreigners from the
Inconvenience they have hitherto been caused by being
70 give way 10 the employment Oh their eate
tIe Government service when there are none forthcoming
- tIe ordinary arrangements The liability 70 this
,rv for sueh IT, il henecicrth to b. eonhned snreiy To
Meycsns Tho Sigi0 protests against su'h paf'i' us
III. Uiq,o publishes official commune alton from me
Prefecture Of durango, dated July 5 in when II Is stated
Lrt on Tie i3h the Justice OF the fesce 81 Maya, WEN
~, with ,hy two men, TO explore that portion OF the s
80, Nad,e ir, III which some Indians had lnhe ioray
and carried ~ live stock belonging to the 'haoas 81
lie lnce The result Is said 10 have been me re- ~
iii he s len .tock except three, which they found deal
~ tud;ue Of The corpse Reyes Hernandez WI thiity
re wounds inflicted il, aud tie ob-ef' ''n t "a
,Lo track q the Indians went IN the direction q Lo' "
or h.. been issued granting full pay to all sol
der OF every rank IN actual service N carson 1T. -
Gen Bravo has found il necessary 70 aie,5 s.
the Irirersci containing n.sui ah'es Vi HIS P'' ~
+, To de exiting order 81 things. .o.....a Ri.
sonor u Antnio de ilaro aIhl!.s nas 'TDei to
f,e Of Min,tor of F,nanee The S'g'O = ,'' i'r "
,,,1Ite tL .tcp to some differences arising OFT u h' oP
TO, 10 The Bank project above referred - Hnl seems
/. consider Til. change IA the cabinet a. I''''"s -"
coed. - u.a Maria yiliaIa j. an
rorncod lie dod ct lhta IN GaeHYro o. "n .a;J
H. I'D rst s.,rrned the government bl''N ''h = a'
. ,te cause OF his death The disease Is 's'a
",c been introduced by bark from ranain = wh.e
snVed At Acopul'o. and spreading .n""'e many '"''
,e'ler yiet n 70 the algnaut eestToyeF' a., M foo
mimi Trdce- have issued notice IN 40 -
J., tanned rom offenders or ther ihehir w y.
er fc or pr,teat whatever by subordinate on's'' VI
/ q = -.
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i..,,e,-Hop Lou. Bgsh refuses 10 Psr@n mo
- rs,.e sa.ilft ibe regular VIII. eandds'e bf
c. ','.s.nile 10 Dai.is', Co 7 g. Hunt
,-....,-pr. John " Lis ha Si,sdlaFo i'om
'.g.-''.,i'r,l r.i',,' g. hrNfh Disris'. Caysef "
.,-ifr s. .tc --'. Do Dc Fi.iin h-'ris'.