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The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-04-05
a Painful Scelsea

Tho following scene occurred 4 IN
the Mobile City Court on Satusday.
March s.: b .
"Daniel Chase, convicted of h1nr.
der, was call on: ..Haye yons any,
thing to say Why sentence should not ss
DC passed upon you 2'' He answered.
May it please your Homer, * I have ave
oeen . well raised. But, / IshaYe. one I
iault, which / have yielded to, and s.
IS drinking too much. i came 10
this city to seek honorable ern.;
pioymcnt. had been on tte9 St!
Charles at work. I vas engaged 7to
work on boat. On the liieht 4 81 tl,a
murder, went ashore to . friends;
mouse to write q letter. I wrote the:
letter, and wanted to carry II to thes
Post Office, but was advised }it:.,yalaag i.,glag
late' and | had better go and take q
game. l went and played my fiirssI
game Of dominoes. / drank and II he.
came intoxicated. My friends leftI
me. 1 started, as well as my yery
imPerieet memory of what occurred
serves me, for my boat. aoald toi
God some human eye could have; Ipis
seen me, and borne testimony ,rl, hora! a
OF what occurred. I cannot irecolI lIecS;
y, lt, or anything that occurred aE ssf,.
wards tnat night. When q frss,
awoke IN the morning, u thought +
was on the boat. but T found L .s ,ga.ssl
IN the Guard house. / never har,..s.
oered o malice. "a l could not be guilty
OF the offence of which I am conyiics-
ed. Before God / am innoccent iins Of
murder. | could kiss the corpse Of
that poor man now"
The Judge then passed sentence
on the prisoner confinement in the
fenetentlary at lYctumpka during
his natural lifc.'' -
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-04-05
s TERMs.--TWo Dollars KseR "a slaiaa
D lssg.a Hnl Advance.

and jig-ajig, jig-ajig. It is, BY far, the
most ungracetul, unbecoming and re-.
diculous dance ever saw, or any
body else"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11


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JEW buTchERs.-Ihe Jew butchers do not pros
.tale the animal with the axe b9t first susee and
theH cut lhe throat. !! MS musVh PERFORMER in
peculiar manner. It Is necessts4o have long
knile, winch mus,Aee iTee troeEIHst, or plek, or
S.y
n mniv nsoyaa, daHy ior
manly mesisc,Shs1ue lSS afemeH mt ioE
ioou ior the HetHE@s- AVER heiefmal 81 dead hS
Is examined ~ ttsst ev che his gdane bN
cutting mo Eitie
tunnirg Ine lansSp-asss ;es5shg The IS an
Shoui. Fstssf aeseaH De lound adherent to
.,e sues ol SsessasaaYftanps be found in them,
y % sn sss;s,S .a EP.
aid 81 kffs
f9 Y TAX s
4= ,;s g TN
ters fSsaf asat1 s pR re t2fe quar- quar-
brews, 6asdIaMsan 10 ps a ss Is ,'T for ts1
bene m ,,sl rim Nv, &, ~,
US examnet1 sSareher.is 'paid by the socil
l'e Rt ~ AlcR lie 81 p6, faaF saiGrSs ard
in.ddhitidh He4 lscdtSeSA Sifdn aSaA {iefh Hamai
l9p The kespsr AL house tF his
hsS fW sag + ss1. xsss sga sss oil se
essA " ~ era efgotiT$
ssis 8r B @ w. s 81 a
sass afls ss; et
HIlns Inn nm some erneI on Monday m6t Ehhi 81
which neyerfrlaehed shmst lIhes asStS " ednesdaj
aftenfSda q DiaS his r hslS sdaflrtsns IN not
,sisitsd hias saved IA, vounet seat,emad
who dusts fha knives! and came not foF Ind
pupnbsa Off .ahuktoin
Ef9Ent npthat s.NlisstTs wo,ld be-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

The Bs3Bstord Mercury iiiiffeiraates thatEsHnce
the essa9lis e 4 ssers in
that CITY,, not only; has. the medical profession
re IN numbers but the general
health of the community has, become anrnlngIy
bad In proof Of this IT says That there have
bee" more than thirteen of illness,
more or less severe, since last july Us evidenced
blythe 'retOtd Of Medical orders lor. spirits
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
oNLY- HALf-PRIoE.

p HoDES, McEAlR e Co. have just received, lis ID.
LII don 10 their other stock 500 pieces fine FeiSsh
Lawns which they selling at lower prices than was
ever known in the city. No. IS Main st mali
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

HST rcceIXed, fresh OF Ke2tIng's Rat and
NV sl1 Vail fssloSsi ssrs sp'll'f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11
DAILY INTELLIGENCER
-2UOI ElaEnaIoI. TD -.IgITMI
?TEeRItsbaTshl papeEsFe= ppb Iish 8he aEtieIafron

ip4peFsFf pHblish The qrtsGlefron4p
the WsasEai 4iefaid, hfchf pipeafed IN out
papeD ofNbHdayg atptit the ttstatrgh nd w heel
apjf1iIwod asoIi 2yfJ 81. b7r2'" s, @H''ASse lsii
,sEa iiln Jlsu9sd .ioJ LHsUanI sIil "a elh .n1
VaSs, and doubtless thinks ftsa precious mprSel.
!YTIInEGy IGuT3GSZI 40 IslI
Wnnid alta not begi0rtous forP ttSburgh too beat
WheelRs on ller' own Eoill u Makeup ,Nrginansi
1st g. M Y; hF
B 4Igh OH Wheeling: 1IaTsta:i a:l ,sEsI1
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

Gov LA8E:-tThe Washington cQrresppndensof
thu Sun, ' ss5ds 81, a,,s,,.,
of Gov, ELaRey fcrthe selzdfg
i6Esa
commission lexicooi t.even,hi1 the GogeinoR
Emuch surprise as ttlk as G Mexico. If it
viii h8 otKetet,d, IT. vi sefye 70 efb};eg
esdngs Of tie Mexican people ,
Governor Lane Iasa adted without waiting
orders from the Federal exeeptye 1t:s7s
Ofscorsej nlsoactgw i'll doubtless rbes Promptly
Sqnat he himself @ilt9be promptly ndis.i
|FJuih ~ II
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

..s ILSe PAlsT VERSUS GyAS9.r7i Boston rnan,sWf7
has lately remove I'd 4 retteat in or
toiS county aifew! weekS.sihceso rdurettsome gu
and from Baltimore. In due time it arrvei;5 ain
hs llsefllt last tyeekl IN Flaming oneta
tQes.t 4 painter ordered some barrels, Of ZINC
als9, and oaqs pd
usJthesnano2wentstesth md ;theIlin5
to the farmer. An investigation took pl ace fsllfi
it vas tht tiaeri fstl1ae
nHred an.acTe.qfit poiat9esjf ith thez pnint and
complanefthat 'iuPoisoned hisslIhnds dfeadful-
ly,'--BOSi0n ITdhg cTi1tL etS'Ia .sFrcaT OF t&S
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

| GTFast horses Sb6h Mise9 IRRdHlast young men
aresa ;aeap IKE Thel YOUTH JAatfASeS
PA I'D ftid Iagf
fyelwit fpRetgtowing out of his head.eqs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

enough can obtain as many fine "sne@ potatbes as
they want, fresh fiom Bermuda, .ior tGitt y3seSen
and half censsper1 half peck. SthreeSelars
hushel; asparagus, for fftysi&4 1eeitsga fbpnch;
straw hs5gie&, oRe dollar ba$ket.oS itty espls
matoesg thirty-seven and half cents:ptrtquart.tas
rhe later fy4f Ign Z paper
anges teI .inaotteu. q Alosr ofithes gfeeuyegeta-
asTsR III ssss e.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11
DEHEEL Sc LEDGER. Pron-;.,o
Inc public are rcspeetfu fully inforIned that ."
.HGreaE through Lime for the Easl

VIE SIf SffouiI heeling to
Branch n9t sea Ty
House milas lr9a BasSi more Ssim the PhiisJei
aBd q5lAHJso4loo Philadelphia
iAS6IeH 6qmetS upon the line now compile
most pisurssS ts s$ wS2S
The new and splendid Atqlpera orthe Union Line from
iS@ aNs 9oaE9et Wheel
washington, entatehia ia ana bad OF the agents
OF NJ AisiesaSMH isIOTpt.1 .ssniF bat1oqIn1
IAss9PISs pail tBln eaIS sae1ipg1bdt4 sd fsquar ter
pasa tGnDbrland C20I niies) at Z
case miles 61 e ixa mofnins te pos
sage th{snz|bRieIt 30 hs1Ish tas Slbaiofa1ages
wFa SefSs5 to sH
Passengers and 81 fhe cars for
W1shtas me- ana hftadelphfht Bal
tiIp[aa R1 4igedSt 4E& TrifdagAa EdM4e
ptg RI I hrn any g meals
eSeF saFssseEe
Masnlnston ~ = eRhis, be had
tae Rail agents & " Fs#r5t Sat,is
IT -eF.--
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,1AtfEkIs4a ta2ITfM
w just received dtIAeIHAeR IhhEtktl5tfbhoot
uidSs1 .sV t3nlsSdH .15oIte EfCSDI5SlE DfVOL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

ar ,1' ao5 = a, fu1aaI1asG1lA ss All
BIZ sAsfaS & sdfs ne Ss
mar .Sl1lM n I6pAA &DEVoL.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-11

city. anu ing Ee'YIJTlE Not! Sl5.
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fg 41 RS s Is, ssSs,,sr zh.d a,
pay 'i ogS FSSesRS y Fs
e. .s{
OF his creditors-e- -'''9 o' hef ks5snH III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05
MARINE NE VS..

Brig Maine, Arthur, from Richmond, arr at New
York lst inst.
Schrs Lion, Harris and Sea Witch from Frede.
ricksburg, arr at New York ID inst
Schr Flash, johnson, from Norfolk, arr at New
York % inst.
Schr Marcus NJ, Damon, from Fredericksburg
arr at Boston Let inst.
Schr Mercer Taylor, Hiram Croweil, from Rich.
mond, arr at Boston LIST inst.
Schr Olive Branch, Mathews, from Norfolk, arr
at Boston ST inst.
Schr l. Crocker, Padetord, for Norfolk, sailed
from Taunton Dec 49,
Schr Betsy Ames, Wilson, from Portsmouth for
Norfolk arr at Gloucester Dec 90
Schr Bay State. Wilson, from Norfolk, arrived at
Portsmouth, N II, Dec 49,
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VERNON ESKRIDGE.
Chaplain in the U. States NAVY,

Hampton's Vegetable Tincture oy its mild action or
the stomach, liver, and the kidneys will curs dyspep
sia cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
in the back, side and breast, consumption scrofua
plants worms nervous deblity-wth all diseases an
sing from impure blood and is the greatest female me-
dicine ever known
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and certificates Of
cures
For sale by o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Rich
mond; G. B. JONES L CO., Petersburg, Va, Doctor
BRAY. Baltimore; and by Druggists generally
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

EAHEs BROWN, DR., (who has filled th,
Office OF Second Aucnor Of Virginia for 30 years
pas offers his services to the public, after the Ist
day of January next as a stock Broker.
he wii as agent. purchase and sell State Stocks
Bank Stocks, Stock and Bonds of Railroad Com.
panies, and City Corporation and every other des
cripton of marketable Stocks.
he will for moderate compensation, &C, as al
torney for the transfer OF stocks sold by persons
larry OF State Stocks teing familiar with the laws
and regulations governing the same; and will col
lect and remi: interest and dividends, payable in
Richmond, on all description of stocks, and also
claims On the public treasury.
J. b., Jr., being well known throagh bout the State,
deems it unnecessary TO annex any references.
de 12-3swts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

SNNAoiNS IoUEG LADf.-A friend of one
OF our contemporaries tells the following:
In nay young days was extrayagantlv fond of
amending psrues. and somewhat celebrated for
playing oe the hute. Hence it was generally ex
pected that when an invitation was extended ,bs,
my mute would accompany me-
visited splendid party evening and WAS
caliea upon to favor the company with a tune on
tne hule L. OF course, Immediately complied with
the request The COMPANY appeared 1eIiobtad
but more particularly SO was Young Jadv who
raised ner hands and exclaimed it was besutifnl
ue,snuai, &c. OF course was highly DELIGHTED
ano immediately formed resolution to serepade
the young lady on the following night
started the next night, in COMPANY with savs,.I
young friends. and arrived, az / su1nosed at tha
iaoy fesid ence. but made glorious mistake IN
getiing under the window Of an old Quaker =
nov, Boys said /, behold the sentimentaIity of
I n yoans iaoy the moment strike up the i. ast
Rose 81 simmer" lstruck up, bur The wind, :.
remained closed. and the boys began TO smile
on, sad |, that's nothing; it would NOT bs IN
good taste to raise the window on the 6r,t ,ir .
next struck up "old Robin GRAY Still the
~ t,a remained closed The boys snickered and
"once more boys" said /, ''ar d she mus, come
! suoe1 up agsin. my love is ike the red. red
AosS, Gun tnere was no demonstration.
ar ooye; SAID l. shes a humbug Let us sing
IN o~re' Home and if that don't bring her,
We struck up and as we finished the Iss. line the
WINDOW was raised
ha' me ticket, boys, knew we could fetch
Dat' instead OF the beautiful young lady, it turned
out to be the old Quaker in his and dress
ing gown
need' said he. 'tbee was singing of thy home;
ana recoliect right thee said there no place
NE nome and 1t that is true, why don't thee go e
my nomef Thee is not wanted here-thee, nor
none oil toy company. Farewell
We, AMI our hats, went home.
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CONGRESS S-MoSDAy.

0ESArE'-Mr. Houston of Texas, and Dir.
ZONES OF Iowa, appeared for The first time and
took their seats. '''''o anu
VIZ. Shiith OF Connecticut, presented nett
tioa iFon' Horace Wells of Hartford. ask ;nr a
reward tor the discovery of chloroform. Mr..
smith expressed a wish that il mi ,bt he 70.
J. red 10 some committee not committed
againstt Ni''eu
mr. Cass presented petition in favor of
some action 10 secure American citizens
abroad the right of worshipping in their own
c eilh' ne accompanied the presentation by n
lew remarks. ~ !"
moved ITS reference to the Committee Oh
Foreign Affairs, which was agreed tn,
Mr.. Mason moved to TAKE nm b;s raso,,,;o,
calling Tor information regarding the Tr;nar.
'tite treaty, guaranteeing the Possession of On
oa 70 SPAN by England, France and the Unit
Gu S'a'es. Tie SAID he understood the debate
" oe postponed until after the Presidents an.
s~e 7 10 Inc resolution, adopted some DAYS ago.
calling on him Tor information regarding the
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIyEs.-M Hons
'oh OF Alabama. moved that the House 90 in
10 COMMITTEES of the Whole TO take up the Sc.
veIai appropriation bills. On this the yeas and
neys were demanded. and the motion was car.
The Navy Pension bill was then considered
apn ia'u aside to he reported to the House.
i"sdtid rension bull was next taken up,
considered aud ordered to be reported to the
The Military Academy bill was next taken
up.
Mr. 'enable of North Carolina. spoke in re-
ga'd 10 the acquisition of new territories
ne was opposed TO all administering. and would
stand by the Monroe doctrine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

II ARM FOR SALE 7I.2 MI Z >
L NORTH OF RICHMOND.-For sale, valua-
BILE little Farm, TX miles North of Richmond, on
the Road leading from the Brook Turnpike to Han.
Court House containing 2D9 acres 100 cleared.
The wood land is well set with Pine and Oak. The
improvements consist of dwelling house and the
usual out houses; adjoining the land OF DR.. John
N Powell, DR.. Mica George and others, in excel
lent neighborhood and remarkable for healthiness
There is seeded upon the farm, 3 bushels of wheat,
nearly ali of it Guanoed. For terms, apply to
ia At w GODDTN
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon Eskridxe, U. s.N

PORTSMOUTH, VA, August 49, 1851
Mr. E Boush-Dear Sir: While ana in general an
posed TO Patent Medicines candor compels me TO sta
that have great confidence in the virtues of Ham,
toms Vegetable Tincture For several months past
have used 1t In my family and IN dyspepsia loss ofap
cess. So far my experience extends, therefore |
take pleasure in recommending it to the afflicted a.
safe and efficient remedy.
1 am resneaffullv vnura
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

kHARMEkS' BANK OF VIRGINIA.
l. The general meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held st their
Banking House. in this city, on Wednesday, the
18th day OF January. 1858.
mo officer or director OF bank shall hereafter
vote as proxy of stakeholder in any election of
directors or oficera of bank nor shall any proxy
be valid which shall have been executed sixty DAYS
before the time OF election.
de 7-3,aWtd J. A. SMITH Cashier
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-05

YNCH b URIC AND ABINGDON
IL TELEGRAPH COMPANY.-This com.
psny have removed their office in Richmond to
Twelfth street, between Main and Cary, and are
now prepared to transmit dispatches with great
regularity and promptness.
Rates to Lynchourg for first 10 words or less, Soc
Farmyllle I" 50 SOC.
K. o. CROWLEY, Operator
de 0u
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MRS. ANN b. DAVIS: Dear Friend
IVA Please send by the bearer, two bottles
more Of your Cough Elixir. My last supply
is nearly exhausted and never like TO De without
in the house. l. is upwa ards OF twelve years
since frat made trial of it, aud have taken it 70
neatediy since in Of cold and cough and have
also administered it to other members OF my tami-
ly-my children in particular-with the most hap
py effect. | nave tried nearly all the cough RENE
dies of the day, and have hesitation in saying
that believe yours to be the most valuable pre-.
paration OF the Kind now in use, and family
mecicine almost indispensable. | therefore take
great pleasure in recommending it to the conf.
denee and patronage of the public.
Very respectfully, your obt serv;.
WARREN.
Richmond, Non. %, 1852.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by BENNETT &
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, and
BOUCHER e. MELTON. Broad ST., Richmond.
jas
ri OW IS THE TIME! INSURE YOUR
" LIVES-Insure the Lives of your Servantsi
The National Safety Lie Insurance Company,
Agency in Richmond in Lisles Row, 18th street,
next 10 Messrs Toer 81 Cook, continue to make
assurances on Lives, upon the most reasona
bic terms. The rates OF premiums for aite per
sons have, within the past three years, been re-
duced 25 per cent, so as to open the door to ALL
(even those OF the most moderate meRnse to pro-
tect their families and friends from the uncertain
vicissitudes of the future slaves will be insured
at low rates, for period of from one TO seven
years. Traders or dealers n slaves are informed
that they can insure them in this Company to carry
to any Of the slaveholding States. all losses
promptly and satisfactorily adjusted. Pamphlets
and Circulars containing full particulars will be
CIR BRICKEN, MD.
Agent and Medical Examiner, Richmond Va.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS Al MiLLhlsEk ~

CHEAP DRY GOODS al MiLLhloEk q.
v BROS.-We beg leave to call the attention OF
Ladies and Housekeepers to our yet well assorted
stock Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, which We
are enabled to sell very low, all having been bought
before the late advance in cotton and WOODEN
goods 1t is also desirable thathe goods should be
sold in order to make room for our new Spring
stock.
The following goods particularly, will be sold at
bargains: white, red and yellow FIannels. bleached
and brown Shifting and Sneetiug, Prints, Mousiins,
whit goods, such as Checks. Swiss and Cambria
MuslIns, Embroidered Swiss for party dresses kid
Cloves, Lambs Wool and Cashmere Hose, Flo
rencss and Sattins in all colors, Needle work goods
such as Collars, Emoro dered Handkerchefs, Cam
brio AMI Swiss Edgngs and Insertings In great va
riety, besides great many articles too numerous
to MENTION to which we respectfully call your ear
ly attention at J. MILLHlSER e. BROS,
is3 1913 B road st.
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Having disposed Of my interest in the above ou'
siness to my partner, | take pleasure in recon-
mending him to my friends and the public gene
rally. w ROPEA.
ia 3-Jw
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SPLENDID CHEWING TOBACCO

~ TIE subscribers have on hand over 100 boxes
Of very superior Che wing Tobacco, put up by the
best manufacturers in the world, Among others
we have
Gaiiams' FsvoIi;e Wine Sap Brand
w b Jss' Superior Oronokp Leaf
J 81 4er. ira Mary Bell + visit
DR. Jos, phi mosbys Finest Brands
Dr. Saand~rs' .rrs of the West
Samples VIII be sent by mail TO any part of the
United States
Geadsmen In want Of 6ae Tobsc 20 can have the
choice OF the above brands, which are made Of the
finest crops OF Leaf grown in Virginia
BENNETT & BEERS.
WhoIessle Druggists and Manufacturers Agents
Tor Fine Ehew.nS tt baccos, LIS Maa street. Rich
mond. Va. i.I
r kDGkhs, JOURNALS, &c Blank
IL Zoos OF every description We have made
expressly for tail ssiss the best lot Of Blgp
We have ever seen in the city, and we sell them for
cash or 70 prompt enstemtrs credit al least 20
10 Is per cFnt less than Ii usua
BIZ Paper-Bue Americsn--l2H cts. per quife
Supfae Laid English IS ..
Pes Books, hemoraDeums, Diaries, Cash Books
Chseh end Bill Boo ks. Day Books. Notes, Drafts,
Negro Btnds. &c, 6c
GEO N WEST BRO,
deS and Exchange Hotel.
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tails z r. T. marked upon one end OF II. and coz.
tanning servants clothing; tor the return .,
which. or any information thereof ioera' 'e"afu
will be paid If required Apply 70 -
il janis DoohIA>-
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I've speak as 20 Wise Me,.y
MERE EVER SUCH CURES NAM
w by amy other Medicine thar M. u

We speak as 10 Wise Ms,.,
WERE EVER SUCH CURES m.n
y any ctner Medicine than Has,
aDn's Vegetable Ttucture!-GREaT ZIP.
CAL DISCOVERY.-Withs such testimony ,s LID
ger proof can be gwen, unless il be trial OF
derful Hamgtons Vegetable Tincturs. '1' ~'a-
Let the afflicted read, read.
BARRELLvrLLg, ALLgeAsY Co. Mn
To Msssrs Mortimer Mowb.ay. = iSo%
Dear Sirs: In justice TO DR. Harnp.on,, w..
Tincture, wish TO inform you that was sSss1a5is
on the Sd day OF January last with an Sex
stomach, bowels and kidneys ATTENDED h. tae
eminent hys1cians for more than two months II i9ar
tie or no effect. | had some knowledge Of ~ .oi
virtue In HamPtons Tincture from one bottis b ia
my wife had taken two years since ''' winch
came to the conclusion that gouId ,,L.
medicine from my physicians but try the T, ,aos
and am happy 10 Inform you had nat 49, 4.
days before felt its powerful influence upon M I'VE
acn. have continued csing the Tincture and - o
able to leave my room, and eat auy connTn n 1
without much Inconvenience pressure on NV o.s'
ach. ~ ny SION"
The afflicted or their friends are daily ,;.i,;
learn OF the great virtue there ia in this Tas,.
Hampton's. A1'ofs OF
L expect to send you several Certificate.
days-one especially from young ladv VINO 80 sW
confined to her room twelve months with a. O0en
the head, affecting the brain. saSe
Respectfully yours Ew HALL
On the permanently of the cure hear hin, S..f
other letter from the above 'i a.
BARRELLvILLE, ALLEGAsY Co. Mn
. October IS, 1852
Messrs Mortimer Mowbray:
Dear Sirs am happy 10 inform YOU thar tb;. \.
finds me In the enjoyment of good health by the ma, "
your Hamptons Tincture and the blessing of Co
am enaeied to pursue my daily avocatous as usnaI az
have great desire that the afflicted should Eno -
great curative powers of the Tncture "'
am, with respect, yours,
Z w HALL,
Truth Stranger than Fiction None need Des,,,-,
Il Ladys Testimony after hirty-sigAt year, ~
Suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful ,,as,
cine, could it perform the astonishing cures ms5s -
itl W
NORTHAMPTON COUNTY, April Is 1872
Messrs Tyler l. Adair:
have been afflicted with rheumatism at times from
my twelfth year; viii be fifty years of age the IAN
OF this monta the attacks at times so severe az
to render me helpless; have tried various remedias
to very little effect. Last October was attacked :;
my shoulders, Sides back, and hips; could not rest
day or night; could not any part of nv bodv
without crying with pain this time also tried "a
ny remedies, internal and external without recsiv1,
any relief was at last advised to try Hamptop,s Va
getable Tincture; before had taken one bottle NJ
which felt much better and as continued taking II
felt strength coming into my back and limbs and NV
stomach strengthened and revived every way: Thavs
taken five bottles, and much better than eynsrt
ed to be, l intend to it whenever need il and
would recommend it to the afflicted believing II ups
qualled.
Yours, ELIZABETH BAGWELL