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II U1LDE hs.-The unoerssne1 having erec ed
ID shop on Bird street, between Main and Cary
streets, Intends conducting the Carpente ring
Business IN all Its branches, and is now prepared
to execute faithfully and promptly all orders that
msy be given TO him. Thankful for the patronage
already extended to him, he pes, by strict per-
sonai attention To his business, to merit contin-
uance OF the same Plans will be- furnished by me
for any house.
fe IA IrnE JOSEPH f POWELL
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D Kinion Mac tendon, u man in the prime
of life and apparently in the enjoyment of
health, fell frenI his horse near Darlington,
8. C, few days since, and died instantly.
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a NVT 81 = d o. ChKTIFICATE.-1rs. D.

a MOTH Eh CEkTIEICATE.-Mrs Daps.
"A Dear Madam.-lt affords me great satisfaction
to otter my testimony in benaf of your invaluable
" Gough Drops.o Not only have found them
excelient for violent coughs colds and other dis-
eases proceeding frcn exposure and neglect, bat
can with conhden SO assert that believe them %
be beneficial in all tae ills which flesh is heir to
have used them for myself and family for some
time, never having any other medicine about ms
OF late the cramp cho,ic and cholera moruus has
been very severe wi;h Us. My wfs and children.
have been severely cramped on several sifferenA
occasions; and have in every case found that, by
administering from one to two table spoonsfuh Of
your " Drops" relief Immediately followed. For
sickness among children nothing can be bester-
IN my opinion they are infinitely superior 10 any,
thing have eysr tried, and have used q sreas
many different kinds ct remedies. earnsssly ro-
commesd them 70 the afflicted. Respectfully, &c.
M. B. GOODWIN
For sale, wholesale and refail by BENNETT 4
BEERS, A. BODEKER, CHAS. BECK, CHAS, b.
YALE, and Mrs. A. B. DAVIS, Main street, snit
BOUCHER & MELTON. Broad 81, and CHAS.
MILLSPAUGH, Druggist. Richmond feI
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E Ths Norfolk Beacon states, on reliable
autG ority, that Hon. Edward Stanley ssrtainIy
intenAs TO remove 10 California.
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The IDELUEDzA.'-The grippe is spread
ing into this part Of the country. We '1hap-
pened to hear the following conversation yester-
cay sbordig:"
Good bordig, Sbith -
Good horhig, Jodes."
Allows your fabily."
"Bad bad They've all go, the iefuedza.
First Johd took it. Nothing would care nib
NOT even How's Cough Caddy confess il
alleviates. Then Add. and Jade, and Baria
took it. You better believe we had fud over
their coughig and wheezig. But our ,ibe
cabe. Be and the old wobad took it dezt, and
dow, there's dobody to laugh AT dobody.
Just then we cabe away.
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EARTHQUAKE IN ViRGiEIA.-On Sunday
week there were two severe shocks Of an earth
quake ielt at Woodstock. The concussions
were followed for a few seconds by o low rumb--
Ling noise.
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A SEDUcER SHor.- A young man named
Robert Peters, was shot at Ripley, Ohio, on
the 9th inst, by Charles Baird, whose sister he
had seduced and refused TO marry. He was ly.
ing in very critical condition on the llth.-
The Cincinnati Gazette, of Saturday, says:
Baird was 10 California when the news o.
his sisters ruin reached him, he Immediately
left his business, and scarcely took rest or food
til he reached Ripley. He sought an inter
view with Peters, and used every argument ard
and eyerF enireaty to induce him 10 make the
only reperaiion left possible. Baird finally
offered Peters three thousand dollars of his
hard earnings, if he would marry bis sister
When this was refused, Baird drew bic pistol
and SHOT the seducer, with the in ,ention, as he
frankly AYERS, 0fkiIing him on the spot. Miss
Baird is said to be partially deraDged. The
utmost sympathy is felt IL Ripley for Baird
and bis sister. Peters is tailor, and formerly
worked in the establishment Of Mf. Haddoy, in
this city.
Another version of the story is, that Miss b.
was engaged TO man named Patterson. who
refused TO marry her, on account OF receiving
a letter from Peters, in which be stated that he
had frequently hnd illicit intercourse with Miss
and advised Patterson not TO marry her.
Baird was written TO by his sister, Informing
him of her condition, and OF Patterson's faisufs
to perform his obligations, and be returned
home TO settle the matter with him. Bat liz
an isserv ew wilk Patterson be learned the
above facts, and was furnished With Peters lei.
ter. tie acknowledged il 10 bs genuine, but
declined marrying lh > wenian he had so foully
wronged, and was punished, If not VS. he ought
10 have been, YET 10 way which the nsIural
feelings Of almost eyers brother will justify.
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We learn from the Wheeling Intelligen-
cer.that Aaron Pugh, from the neghborhood of
Matameras, walked overheard from the steam.
er Courier on Saturday morning before day.
light, and was drowned.
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EOR HAND sUsiE AND CHEAP CHRIST.
L MAS PRESENTS, call al No 2l5 Broad street.
Beautifully decorated Motto Cups and Saucers,
China Mugs, Flower Vases, with great many
ether china ornaments also, some handsome
Port Monsies, Work Boxes, Hair Brushes Fancy
Soaps, Perfumery, DC.
Also, just received an assortment of Forks, Tea
and Table Spoons, Soup Ladies (sone new pat
terns,) deeply plated on English Albata, or white
metal, an excellent and durable article, nearly as
good as silver, and not one fourth the price
de % e L. HICESON
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AGRICULTURAL ScdooL.-SeveraI gentle.
men in the county of Loudon, Va, have en-.
gaged in an enterprise to establish an nAgricul-
tural School and Model Farm. The farm has
been purchased, suitable buildings are to be
erected, and it will probably be pus in opera.
tion in the course Cf a year.
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'Mr. Speaker said member OF the Jamai
ca Legislature, discussing bill for the regu-
iation of the timber trade, know these lin
Der merchants TO be most egregous rascals-
was in the timber line myself twelve years.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs.-The Ia
ID dies will find IT greatly TO their advantage to
csA at the METROPOLITAN STORE, end door
from l2th street, desirous OF reducing
our stock OF Winter Goods, 10 make room tor
Spring trade Great bargains will be given in Nous,
lanes, Alpaccas Merinos Shawls Cslicos, Hosiery,
Gloves &c. All we ask is call, TO convince you
that we will sell bargains. Also, lot of fine Cor
sets.
Goods sent to all parts of the city free of charge
fe WILCOX g. BELTS.
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Jerome Bonaparte, ex King of Westphalia.
is said 10 be privately married to the Murchesa
Bartolina. beautiful Florentine widow o.
high rank.
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SHOCKING AFFAiR,-Another of those terri
BILE results of matrimonial quarrels, which
hsve been so frequently noticed of late, has
just occurred in Brooklyn, N. Y The wife
OF a man naned Joseph Hagan was found w.
ing IN bed, her appearance indicating that she
had been beaten. An officer Immediately pro.
ceeded 10 the house, aRd found the woman in
the back base ment, her face all covered with
bruises, and marks Of blood about the aoor.
and the walls and ceiling all bespattered.-
He then went in search OF tae husband, whom
ne met on his return from Williamsburg,
whittier he had gone to inform mis- relatives of
the death OF his wife. The subsequent parti-
culars we extract from the Herald
On taking him into custody, Eagan said 10
the officer,
Il am not guilty"
you aint," returned the officer; Chow do
you know what have arrested you for?''
The prisoner did not answer, but hung
down his head and commenced crying. He
was taken to the station house and locked up,
alter which Ctficer Phillips returned and lnsti-
tuted q search about the premises. Ia the
apartment occupied by Hagan everything ap-
peared in disorder; blood was smeared about
on everything,a pair of boots were clogged
v',th it. and long hairs, as If pulled out of a
females head. mixed with it. A shovel, with
which II Is supposed the deed was consum
| mated, was found on the hearth, the handle
| nearly burned of. On going into the yard, a
PAIR Ut drawers and woman's undergarments
were found hidden in q corner of the wood
! house, saturated with blood.
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ifE DAILY DISPATCH
Thursday Morning, Feb. 10, 1883.
QuEsrross rog Dsa,TNc soc,gTIrs--

0eEsfioNs FOR DEBATING SOCIETIES. -
ne passion i1r lectures Oh literary and scien-
.'hc TOPICS which has ragged so generally dur
ing tne present winter, is either a sign tha,
American taste has Undergone greatimprove-
ueht' or that American people adopt a new
fashion with unani'ai,y. The ancieu, custom
OF assembling in clubs for debate has gone al.
most out OF date; yet here aud there we n.v
find society of ambitious youths, who !,
the hope OF some day thuudering TO ,is,en,o
senates, assemble for practice in the ;nsn;r;ng
art OF oratory. Foi the benefit of these oe,,,e.
men we have ransacked some antediluyian files
aud procured one or two questions, which NAV
be eternally turned and twisted in debate; and
both, though somewhat dissmi!ur in their ma
ture, are fruitful topics of discussion. Here is
the first:
"When man says'l lis,' does he lie, or
d YES he not! Il he lies, s.e speaks the truth; If
he speaks the ruth, he lies"
1t is said that this was famous question in
olden times, AMI that more than hundred vol
umes were written upon it, pro and con-which
latter statement we do not fully believe. We
should, however, very much like to see il Sc
tied. Here is the second and last question,
which we introduce without comment:
Suppose fellow what has nothing, marries
a girl what has nothing; is her things his "A,
or his herE or his'n and her'n his!
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STEAMSHIP RoAsoKE.-The New York E.x-
press of Thursday evening says:-As we go
10 press. this steamer is announced in the
Lo YER Bay. Ii is really astonishing with
what regularity she performs her trips. She
left here in the dense fog on Saturday after,
noon last, been to Norfolk and RichHiond.
has discharged, taken in a cargo, and perform
ed voyage Of nearly one thousand miles, in
less than FIVE days.
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RUNNING WITH THE ENGINEs.-Several
small boys, says the Norfolk Herald, were
badly hur, on Thursday evening last, while
FIRE. This should be warning to parents
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Chaplain in the L. States Navy.

4mpions Yege,a ble Tncture, oy its mild action Or
t4 stomach liver and the kidneys will cure iyspep-
81 cough asthma bronchial and lung affections pains
Ia tie back side and breast consumption, scrofula,
rlsUuatisr scu:, neuralgia, fisua, piles bowel COM
paSuts wcrE3s nervous debilcy-wirh all diseases ari
s1s fron impure blood, and the greatest eulaame
d.c:1e known
Cal and ge: pamphlets gratis and see certificates o.
cares.
For sale by o. A STRECKER, Main street, Rich
moad; q. B. JONES & Co, Petersburg Va; Doctor
COOKE. Fredericksbqrg; MORTIMER & NOW.
BRAY, Baltimore aud By Druggists generally.
"A IA
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ID X Y Ms PULM0NIC WAFEkS.-
ID CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.--No other
disease sweeps away so many thousands as Asthma
lh5se attacked would adopt proper remedies carry;
but unfortunately, these are neglected, and re
course is had to medicine until the disease ia
firmly established in the lungs from whence (until
the last few years. medical science had not disco
vered any means of disodging it. BRYANS Pull
monic Waters have now s12pfed that hiasaS, and
removed the reproaeh fsom me icsi science, as
their rapidly extending fame throughout all parts
Of the world testfes. They give relief in all cases
of Coughs and Colds withn ten minutes after use,
and effect rapid and lasting cure.
Price 25 cents bex. For sale by
fel2 WOOD
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ALD tiOtsE AT HONiE.

old House AT HOME.
" The Old House at Home, where first learn'd-
to spell,
And the old tashion'd clock, with g loud sounding
bell;
But my heart amidst all changes, though far may
Can recall those sweet sounds of the Old Bell at
Home.
But far from my home, in quiet retreat
Without Watcn or Ccek, no time can keeuc
But II fortune should sEaiie, and the world should
not f-own,
III buy me Clock when 1 first go to town.
There's store, I am told, opposite the Dispatch
where they seil Ciosk cheap, and Gor time hard
to match;
BARTHoLoaEW'S his name, and though small
yet nis stock,
He caa repair any Watch or repair sny Clock.
Ii his name you forget and his address you should
lose,
The Dispatch is the oaace for all kinda of news
For rews such as this you have need for to cara
So now bring your Watches for me 10 repair.
WI BARTHOLOMEW, Watch Maker.
Governor ST., opposite the Dispatch office
fe
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TEskKAL AGENCY.-The subscriber. Of

ItNhhAL AGENCy.-The subscribers Of
ara .t 'nelr services TO the citizens of Richmond
snS G"s Shs erfo1rdibg courtry as General Aoen,.
gs1,I ~oileS'o's. They wA attend to the birisg 81
oaaIr,s s,,ta tte1uhg OUT Houses, and collecting of
= r,ssty ;.s St.y oi htehhond or vicinity.
L w T59eL T5rnsaxs'L having associated with him Mr..
ns,-as oashess. returns his sincere thsnks sr ~.
g. nss1 sS hsfesoieEe bestowed on him, asks for
,sIa "'Aeefh q Continuance OF the same.
ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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CEDAR PA R-Censumption Crred.--
u Ths mos. srec. sstuI remedy now in use for the
cure of Incipient Co asufnpuon' oroncnils Asinnia
Couchs Sore Tam at, diseases of the Liver and
Kidneys, Kings Evil Ieaef' Dyspepsa' &c, pre-
pared by Mrs 3. B. Norns, 3iS 5aiunoIe street,
Baltimore.
Mas. r. r Noasrs Dear Madam /: For several
years have been sfl;cs. d with frequent henor-
Images of the Inn GA ar,ea led with painful cough
tried ysrions rsn,sdis. a I'd had the best medical
advice but ytbor,t relief atil tried yoxr Cedar
Tar, which has entirely cure me- me.
Yours respectfully, @ 1OnGG rAhhS,
io7 Sarstoga am aet, Baltimore, lid.
October Sd. 1859.
Call and get Pamphlets eontA aing certlhc ates.
.E Beware Of counserfeiss ine genuine aru
Gle Ia for sale by
P. HORTON KEACH, 81 IA IN sneer,
Sole Agent for Rch uon1, snd
TO 8 General Agertfor Ea.saS n Virginia.
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SosrHAnProx COUNTY, April Is, 1852.
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.
Rev. Vernon E-kridxe. U, s, N.

P07z SdoETH, VA, August Is, 1851.
Nj Eoush-Dear Sir: While am in generalop-
posed to F-teuI Medicines candor compels stace
tns. have great confidence IN the virtues of Hamp
tols Vegetable TIac5urs For several months past
have il my family, and in dyspepsia, loss OF ep
p.cs dizziness ana general debility, with entire sue
cess SO lar my experience extends, therefore I
take pleasure recommending it to the afflicted ~
est- and efficient remedy
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
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Sergeant O'Neil, General Pieroe's faithful
budy guard, who was with him in Mexico. Will
proceed with the P1eaidcsssiectte WsrAing'
ton.
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ENTERTAINMENTS SUP.

rrn. nNO@
aAaz- scriber begs leave 10 return his
thanks o his numerous friends end the public at
large for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
during the past Il years both Cabinet Maker aud
Undertaken, and to inform them tina, he has formed
a CO partnership with Mr. WILLIAM MURRAY,
we'll known to ;ne citizens of Richmond as c ne OF
the old firm OF Poora, Murray IL Roper, tor the ex.
elusive purpose OF conducting the Undersax king
Business in all its branches His shop is on the
East siGe OF Governor street, next door above the
Old stand OF Roper & Cowling, between Main and
assortment of ready made Collins, and where all
orders left will meet with prompt attention.
fe l4-3nl & w ROPER
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ID McCANDLaaH, Jr, l36 Cary Street
AAs has in store, and for sale on accommodating
terms-
200 bags prime Rio Coffee
25 Old Government Java Coffee
10 packages Superior Mocha Coffee
25 half chests Superior Black Tea
100 bbls Coffee Sugar
so bbls Crushed and Putverized Sugar
50 half boxes Loaf Sugar
, $50 bbls Superior Mountain Flour
$50 Superior ra,ciiv do
loo bags Trirre Clover Seed
$50 kegs Nails
SO barrels Machinery and Tanners OH
Herr.ngs Salarnander Safes, all sizes
MarMeized Mantels Table Tops, &c
fe o-dtf
v Neck Tics for Gentlemen
Rufied Apron Ties
Washington Scslop Ties
Satin Apron Stocks
do Scsyf do
do Sef.sdjusting Stocks
Gro Grain do do,
Black, drab and fancy Caters
4 linen and silk Pocket Hdkfs, half Hose, under
go y >'''' KEEN, CHlLEs g. BALDwINs
fel'H Clothing Warehouse.
CR EENE & HEATH, COMMISSION
" N ERCHANTS, San Francisco, California,
will att end to shipments of Tobacco, Flour and
Merchan disc generally consigned 10 them, and
will max prom pt return. AS the BarGue Psrshisn
is about leaving the port OF Richmond for San
Francisco persons desiring agent there will
meet with prompt attention By entrustng their bu-
siness 10 tn, IN. Refer to
Messsrs A q A Lawrence Co, Boston
An en- e. paxson, New York
Pal seson, Adams 81 Co, New York
Cou rtney L. Gushing, Baltimore
E6m ond, Davenport & Co, Richmond
Dave port, Alien & Co. Richmond.
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A CHANGE TO OBTAIN CHEAP DIZZY
"A GOODS-TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
As have determined TO sell my entire stock 6
Winter Goeds al cost, would cali the attention al
the ladies' and the public generally, to my assors-
mens OF Silks, Delanes, Merinoes, Aapsccas, Flan-
nels, Blankets, Shawls, Kerseys, and large -
sor,ment OF Mutis, and . great variety Of otbsx
Goods, tso numerous TO mention.
MORRIS w ROSE,
ja6-2m a03 Broad stree1.
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u YOA,s KATHAIhoN, Fok fKk-

q
IL SERVING, RESTORING Ard BEAUTIFY.
ING THE HAiR-The Kathsiron neutralizes the
effects of Disease, Climate and old age, in restor-
ing the human hair, and after a badness of Il
years; cleanses the head from Dsudruff ead rs
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
ache, diseases of the skin, such as Scald Head,
Eryspelas, &C; and is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, IN the
world. 1t exhsles the perfume of the most deli.
ciuus flowers and being free from rancid oil or col
orng properties. gives the hair that aot. fch, curl
ing appearance obtained BY no other preparation.
The use Of the kathairon Is adopted by the frat
Physicians IN Europe and America and has a sale
and patronage unprecedented In the history of tie
Mqterid Msdica Words alone are supeEfiuous;
trial only attest its real virtue, as lts million
friends wia certify.
To be had of all dealers Throughout North and
South America, Europe. and the Islands OF the
Ocesn, in large bottles, foi 15 cts.
The old cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon. Use the KsthaiTon.
E. THOMASLYON, Chemist
l6l Broadway, New Yorz.
Sold Richmond by ADik & GRAY,
a6-6m lat Main street.
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CHAmPAGNE.-6 cases pins, superior, un.
~ der Custom Hosse lsck for sale by
= feA JOHN Fl. CLAIBORNE.
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A ffLEs.--So bbls Northern Apples, rsceiy1ns
II end tor sale G@S VIZ. TiYKOR.
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SETTING OF KAX0RS.-The undersign-
~ ed would respectfully announce to his friencs
and the public generally, that he has returned to
Richmond and may be found at the Columbian
Hotel, where he would be happy TO serve all wish
Ing work done in his line. Any work left with Mr.
Robert Duvsl, Mr J Il Anthony, near the Column
bian, or Messrs Andrew Johnston IL Co, will meet
with prompt attention NJ. MEADOR
go Price 25 cents fe l6-dSctmarlu*
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AUUh FLATES.-Ihe most beautiful ard
- ouraoie style OF name Plates ever introduced
we now offsr to the citizens OF Richmond: ana ~
trust that any person at the head of family and
resident OF the city would immediately favor us
with an order for their name on an exa,inatioa Of
our various samples, which can be seen at Tyrer's
Gun Store No II o, Main street. This article is not
oIly neat and tasty ornament to dwelling bat n
also of much service TO the friends and acaaaiu-
tances of the possessor.
HENRY s WELTON General Agent.
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,As A. CowARDTN, Proprietor.
~TTnu r PLEAS ANTS. EDITOR.

TcftPT 10 &c s<ead ana AnonGn. ~pSn,
s~T, WEST AND NORTH hAtE
f'hos',5c = - m NOW SPEAKS tbs SOUTH
- 's,.xNY SOUTH Hear the tribute given ey
li1', -. ,5ns. in hss 7tth year. Caa there be
o'- r,i.4 en- p eicdcsd 90 not TO ylesd to sncn a
az 's.I...n,,ry daily given ia favor Of Hasnp-
as vegetable TtncTRFe. IN eFeFy nstA'es'
sc ar5 city n here u Aas tooAa Us way TFaie-
,Lss,,s speak is praise.
l. -'''' cugs-ER DIS-STc-, South Carolina,
January 3d. 1853 (
49,, sf,-,s-s- s Wo.jrdy- Gentlemen For
fs.., +ve wears have been a severe sufferer
G cber,nsijssn I'll seeing your recommenda
80. 80 s,,rtnns Negs 5abls Dnc;ure, purchased
".41 md the fret dose has 40 muca relieved me
c1. .ljpr it bGt justice 70 give to the suffering
- ,A.s result OF tie sppEcaiion.
N,Be was 6cuta RheIsnaiisla IN the osck-so bad
~. coudre1 20 my bed tor the last SIX
-,bs - yne trst bottle acted Ike a charm the
u -5.- -ed strength 10 my poor afflicted back
.. an, nov as well and fee! as young wheu
T.s .nteen an now seventy four years OF
az. .-....-.r., ,l,, rr,o,os. ,I,,.,.--.
- sr.. anc poor suffering honanity ought 10
- Ta,,gtnertto 70 d. Hampton. who has saved
>s..,srs. from paiL.. ana you, gentlemen, have
- the part @! public eeaeIsctors IN d:sseE1pst.
The benefits " wa;ca have resulted from your in.
Ys-Gs5e Tlnctu'e.
-, sSr literary fame, 5rt when my fellow beings
a., saac,ed shall hesitate or, through modesty,
S.-rbola any inio~nstioE valuable 70 my fellow
r,93 50 il you consider this worthy OF place in
,ov Of year newspapers, your are at liberty to
make use oflt "
Yours, truly ALFAH hEMBALL.
Til Sra1zcr rkz1 Fiction None need Despair
a Latys Testimony after thirtg-sigtt years Of
S.ferr9.
We,s :ae-s not real virtue in this wonderful nedi
fas cguld perform the astonishing cures made by
ScRTHAAProN County, April Is, 1852
Nsszrs Tyler & Alair:
Inave be afflicted with rheumatism. at times from
ms tpe.th year; Will be fifty years OF age the 18th
q -as rlou;l the attacks were at times
I, -a3er helpless have tried various remedies
I, very :;Ia effect Last October was attacked in
NJ shoulders sides back and hips; could not rest
ray OF r.ht; could not move any part of my body
without rrylag with pain, at this time also tried ma
n remedies internal sd external without receiving
aa7 relief was a. last advised to try Hanpton's We
es.sbe Tiucture; bef3re l had taken bottle O:
When fe!; much better, and IS continued taking n
let strength coming into my back and limbs and my
s-5l.ach strengthened and revived every way have
taksa ge bottles. ara much better than expect
ei IN be ] intend TO use II whenever l need it. and
xJui recommend It - the afflicted, believing 1t
d1isd. -,--
Yolrs, ELIZABETH BAG" ELL