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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-08-28
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McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL
IUNUNUENT

iHE miraculous cures that this cesbrsted medicine
l. has performed after all other remedies had failed,
warrants the proprietor Ia asserting that II lie the only
Iinnebt that Wilt cure Chronic or innanmatory Rheu-
msism Paralysis. Stiffness or weakness in the Joints,
Neuralgia, Tooihsche Earache any Pain. II win re
move any swelling Tumor Piles, Hard Lumps, Csked
Breasts Sore Nipples, Bites of Musqutos, or any In
And il will cleanse, purify and heal the FouLEST
ULCER SORES on the legs or ships no difference how
heal Burns, scalds, Fresh Cuts. Wounds. &C., sooner
'nA' any 0t ovs Is%sS MfLLroN OF BOTTLES
Have been sold in 1855 and the demand 10 Increasing
daily ahd have heard of case wherein Il has
tailed TO cure any external disease, when properly sp
wbothsn win suffer from Pains. Sores Or svslllnss
when safe and sure remedy is SO easil! obsaibed.
TsCoSTEsTABIE PROOF
of what we have asserted.
make known hoping they may learn by
my experience and discard worthless stun which hns
been pressed into notice by false cerncaies aid long
For six months was confined to my room cripple
from Rheumatism. My knee was swollen Sfnendous
ly producing the pains. The muscles
contracted that could not straigbten mJ leg at ALL
applied the Mustang Iiniment for four weeks but IL
aOS So on
relaxed the muscles. and cured me permanently
AMERlCUs CAsEDAY Saline county. ILL.,
saw Mr.. Csseday when he was aficted .,s.assd and
be is now well. WIN. ELLIOTT, Pinkneysills.
Reader IL the o1e i. no, suficent to convines you
Of the wonderful efficacy Of the Volcanic OIL Linment
call and examine the 1oss inas which we have In
possession from all parts Of the country. and II you yin
purchase supply from aud does not give satsfac
tion the money viii, be returned TO the purchaser.
FOR HORSES IND OTHER ANIMALS.
Mclean Celebrated Lpme IL the only safe and
liable remedy the Of SPAWN. Ring Bone. Wind
Calls Splnts. Unnatural Lamps, NqdeS or Swelings.-
Ii i'll fail to Big Head Pollevll, Fistula OLD
Running Sores or sweeney. II property applied. For
Sprns Bruises, Scratches Cracked Hopfs Chsfes SD
die collar Calls Cuts or Wounds, Il is sp pfaiibls
remedy. Apply as directed and cure is ceftan.
Read tie forowing from Mr. Wells Of TIE 81. Lcuis
Omnibus Company: .,,l
Linuieht and McLean's Volcanic Oil Lininenf on our
omuibs horses that were lane, sprathed and for SWELL
ings and have found MtLssns Volcanic OF Lnimsnt
to be the best Linfnent. .ERAsTUs WELLS.
ofthe hrta of Csc & Co.
directions accompany each bottle Ii EhgliSh and
German. 49,. :,
This Lrimett. Tow put up In 25 cent 50 cent and I'll
bottles The SO size contains three times the guam
tity The 2s size and on in proportion to the cost
For sale by J. II. MCLEAN, sole Proprietor.
Corner Third and Pine streets, St. Louis. Ne.
For ssie in Evansville. Ind. by KELLER FARMS
LEY & CO.. at Propretors prices. fmh7
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an,lIxisrRArnR,s SALE

IAN Thursday the 18th day % September ext tho late
~ residence of Dr. John Wilcox. deed. will sell the
Of the said decedent. When the
purchased three dollars credit Of nine months wi
lie given purchaser his with good security and
wsvna the benefit valuation AMI spprasemsnt laws with
interest frem date. j. Il. BLYTHE, Admir-.
lad
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III. PLuMER for plaintiff.
sr.TE OF INtiIANs.

NASDERBUKaH, County, IS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. tia. Horatio q. Wheeler
Administrator of the of John NJ blair d. ceased
sell tho said decSdent
his personal being insufficient his debts and that sai
Petition will be hard the term Of ih. Coart Of Com
mon Pleas of said county. JACOB LtNkENHEihER
pu az C.. W
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CURRENCY RATES

INDIANA. NEW JERSEY,
State Bank Branches. par All solvent Bar KS par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. Branchesi in Orleans. par
State Bank 1. Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. 9 ds
State Stock Bank 70 p. IS dis ~: q .. CAROLINA.
In p). par A II Solvent Banks. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. par All solvent banks - ois
VIRGINIA. AL1NO1S.
All Solvent Banks parNew St'kSecurity Bks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONS1N.
All Solvent Banks. 80. Ids All solvent BANKS IS os
MISSOURI. Fire & Marine I'm. Co s. dis
State Bari & Branches. par MICHICAN.
EASTERN. Alt Solvent banEs.-.. $ dis
All Solvent Banks. par Michigan lns. Co. ds
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
All Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks s. dis
EXCHANGE.
New York Buying at L.. Selling II presf
COIN
American Gold. Buying prem Selling. prem
silver Change. 3" ........5 prem
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EXCHANGE, COIN AND BANK NOTE
TABLE,

CoRRECTED DAILY FOR THE JoURNAIBY
q COPELAND, BANKER,
Dealer in EIehange, Coin, Laad Warrants Uneurre.f
Money, &C., &C., Ofee ON Frat sf. near Main
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VuWAT valuhbe trait Of land belonging the estate of
IL A Warner. deed situate about eight miles From the
Evansville Oak W God - containip
ISL is market and for SALE IL will be divided
into lots but will be sold entire in quantities
suit purchasers
persons Wishing country rideece iris sao-ds
facilities the lots frontng the Evantye and Csw
fordsyle Railroad. Terms easy and liberal Enquire Of
NJ. WARNER.
ey3i-1 Att'yat Lawsnd Real Estate Aga.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTJCE,

HAVE taken Letters Of ADMINISTRATORS the Estate
Jehn r. Wilcox, deceased. Those who indebted
Claims s-anst the
be proper Court allowance
yet kno " n whether the estate il solvent, .-t
JAMES X. BLYTHE. Admir-.
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTtCE.

NOTICE here given that the undersigned hasheen
~ pointed administrator OF the estate Of Hulda Ball Ia
Fsaderburgh ouuty deceased Said estate supposed
be solvent. aus23-Jw J. ii. SWEETEN, Admir-.
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STATE OF INnIANA.

THEN German Families 20 Iichiand Iron furnsces
anli GEO. FOSTER co.
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READ! REAUl READ.M
Statement. OF the Rev s. Sumner President OF The Heuy
Female College.
Mr. Sunrer widely great moral worth and
for high and henefsbls beang his school famed
Of his skill schr and the rapid his pupil,
make in the acqufsmeht Of useful know ledge:
NEw CASTLE. Ey.. Msy IS. 1853.
Dr. Bruees Indian Vegetable Panaoes kas been used IN
family and school with entire satisfaction Mr., Armstrong
hiss also used with decided Dement, aad
although have used myself satisfied fro the
statm OF those under and o. family that u Is
a valuabls medicine. s. 8. SUMNER.
Let everybody procure one Dr. truces Aimanacs
Journa sad read he certificates performed
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| TEWELRY MISUNDERSTANDING, Fingerrings
81 Breast Pins. Shirt studs, Gold Pins and Pencils
Watch chains, Keys, Gold and Silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Combs. Purses. Fancy Soaps
Accordans Violins Pictures and various other notions
for sale by
aug23 ly WOOLSEY & NELSON.
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BARN AND YARD TO LET.
rUNHE Yard and Stable on the premises BY Pet
Bark near the Sherwood House. for rent on reason
NJ go. There is large brick barn. with ecmmo do
ard and we'll calculated for the Livery business. For
tieu ns1s,f enquire ~ 'H' BURK's EXCHANGE.
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FURNITUKE.
S0FAS. Divan, Center. dining, Breakfast and Care
| - Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
Bureaus; Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
and plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedseads and Mat
tresses Also large and general assortment Of Wood
Cane and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by
| auge3.lyd wOOLSEY & NELSON.
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sNOWDON d OCTE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CURTAIN, UPHoL.
sTERY AND BEDDING WAREHOUSE.
NO. 81 WEST FooRTH STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND
WALNUT, SOUTH SIDE,
CLNCLNNATJ
XRTE would respectfully call the attention Of all who
w Of goods in liz to superior
ment. consisting IN partof
Fine Spring Mattresses. Counterpaines white and col
80 Hair do. varying from I'll TO s25 each.
80 Cotton do. Comforts and Bed Spreads.
IIusk do Linen aud Muslin Sheets.
Feather Beds. Linen & Muslin Pillow Slips.
Bolsters and Pillows Towels &C., sc.
CURTAIN GOODS,
Brecatells Satin D. Lame Swiss Goods
and Muslin Curtains By pairs yard aud Dapsry Mus
lin Of all kinds
WINDOW SHADES.
Gilt Metal Cornicts Crftan Bands Pins Loops and
sells Gimps. etc
think will be found supetOt other Stock brought
this Market
-stSO-
Tewsngs and sheeng Table L.ens Piano and Table Cow
Door Mats OF variety and other articles
Housvks.pers Our aim will please all may
with their patronage.
20 All work made by warranted
sug6-zw 81 West Fourth ST.. be-. Main a Walnut.
uUsT RECElVED.-2 casks Of ouisley & Co.. Sugar
- Cared Hams.
sugi6 T. BACON l. CO.'S Family Grocery.
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Enquirer and vOlksbOte. copy ]

NOTICE.
vNHE the City of Evaf willie hereby mott
red that for paid the City Treasu-
60 meet the al interest Bonds Issued the Evansville
and Cfs Railroad Com ady tor deliver
at the Clerks office. Dated Evansville August 10th 1854
aUgiT GEO. ii. TODD City Clerk
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OANn, Ann KISSES Of hest quality. constantly Q
hand-fresh plies received weekly for sale at l2 cen
per PS1na' $. Z. GILBERT CO.. sye. near Water
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tOHVOb
NHE Public Schools OF the City of Evansve will
IL ence the 18th Of August 1854 in the occupied
last year for Public Schools.
Also. High school will be opened the time in the
Epstops School House ali scholars
s1es IN the city, Sufficiently advanced for sdmisson into The
same.
Notice also hereby given that all transfers Of children
or from thu for school purposes for tho must be
Q. WHEELER.
~ WILLIAM HUGHES.
@. DECKER
LIT SnIn Trnx
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IA. NELSON
ID. wOOLSEY.

| '....s..ss...
AUCT ION.
WOOI,SEY & NELSON.
VTTATER street Evansville Indiana. Auctoneers
wv and Commission Merchants, Manufactures Agents.
Dealers in Dry Goods Furniture Chairs Clocks Looking
Glasses Picture Frames Notions &c. Particular atten
ton given hes ale OF all descriptions of Goods Regu
lar Sales every Tuesday Thurs lay and Saturday Cash
advances made on Consgnments.
aug 81 ly WOOLSEY d NELSON.
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CNHAIRS.-Just received and for sale low at our Fur
~ niture rooms Water street. 30 dozen wood-sea'
cane seat. and sofa seat Chairs.
IanI7 WOOLSEy & NELSON
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-27

TIE THREE DRoMIoS.-The Memorial
Bordelais has the following curious story.
A young man wearing a glazed cap and
caoutchonc cloak, presented himself ON
Saturday in restaurant of the Rue Maui
tree, and ordered a dinner. He remained
three quarters of an hour at table, and
ate like q man who has twice as much
appetite as ordinary mortals: then he
paid his bill and went away. In about
five minutes the same person re-entered,
seated himself at table, commanded q
new dinner larger than the first, and re-
tired, after having consumed il as quietly
as could be. The restauratuer was as
tonished at such voracity. He cried that
it was miracle, and related it to his
walters and servants but no sooner had
he concluded than the man re-appeared.
ordered third dinner, and devoured il
as if he had taken nothing for two DAYS.
The raStaurateur went to his neighbors.
The walters assembled round him, re-
garded him as a Phenomena, and dared
not speak to him. On his departure the
master of the establishment, wishing to
know who he was, followed him. He
went to cafe, where he Joined two other
persons who were seated at the table, on
which there were three demi-fasses. These
two personages resembled the one who
entered as two drops of water resemble
another drop. The restaurateur had then
the explanation Of the mystery. The
young men told him that they were BROTH
ers, and were all born at the same time;
they were travelling for a commercial
firm at Paris. They were dressed in the
same way. They excite in the strongest
degree the curiosity Of the persons who
see them together, and in our town moth
ing else is talked of than their miraculous
resemblance, and the jokes which by
means of it they play off On persons who
see them for the first time.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-27
THE SCOLD.NG WIFE.

Our pen trembles in our hand, saws
the editor of the Empire City, as we
write ''scolding wife," for, of all the
curses and torments on the face of the
earth, this demon is surely the greatest.
Her horrible temper has driven her hus-
band long since to the tavern, where.
notwithstanding the terrible penalty he
will have to pay for the association, he
meets at least with smiles and jovial COM
paniOns.
A man could lie down in the swamps
of Louisiana with mosquito sucking at
every pore of his skin, and bear it with
more equanimity than the everlasting
clack of scolding woman's tongue.
What should be her pleasure-the care
of the household-she max misery to
herself and all around her, and particu-
larly to her poor husband, who has to
listen-if he comes home to meal, to a
r. cital of all the details of trouble she
has with the servants ; how Billy dropt
little oil on the landing, which she
knows will never come out; and how
little Eliza, being left to take care of her.
self, whilst she was looking after the
servant, threw her spools of cotton into
the fire, and lost every needle she had in
the world. The husband anxious to
molify the irritation, says: stNever mind
nv dear, let us have dinner; I will
bring you plenty of spools of cotton and
needles when come home this evening" !"
"There. that is just like you; declare,
Mr.. B., it is no use of my Shaving and
working, and saving, to make both ends
meet, with your eXtravagant ways
Heaven knows, your income is not SO
large, that you can purchase spools and
needles when misehievOus children chose
to destroy them-but it is Just like you
What do you care about your poor wife
working her fingers ends off to make you
comfortable 2 not bit, as long as your
shirt buttons are attended to, and your
stockings mended, that's all US poor wo-
men arc worth"
But, my dear
Don't dear me, sir, I'm not to be
smoothed down by your fine words, for
while am about it, will have my say.
Do you see that, Mr.. B? Oh! you do;
it's bit of cigar, it is. Well, I'm sure,
and so in spite of all have said, you 60
to smoking in the bedroom after break
fast. Upon my word, what will you do
next! As though 1 hadn't worry and
vexation enough with the servants, with
their nasty habits, but you must add to
them" @'.s. CO - - @
"D-n it, ma am, am / to have my
dinner 2" .-,5,-..
e There, that's right; begin and swear;
it is so manly-to an unprotected fe-
male." q. r..5r...-. -. 50,
Soup, madam" ga q
"That's right 60 on 60 on. -" .7s
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-27

AMERICAN HABTs.-Bunn in his new
book thus, alludes to the habits Of our
people:
We have no intention to write a dia-
tribe on coStHmo, nor TO play punster
by talking of customary habits as ordi-
nary clothes, or Of abandoned habits as
cast off clothes, and such like ribaldry
neither do we propose making any ref
erence to the org ganization Of society, or
the general phases it presents. We here
in only refer to the existence of certain
peculiarities, as we have met with them,
whether they relate to habits as dress or
habit as custom. There are no beings
under the sun who are more the crea-
lures OF habit than the Americans and
In Selng one, you may say, in many res
poets, you see them all. To appearance
they are one and the same person they
dress upon the same principle and after
the same fashion, especially i'm the same
style of hat, which they wear in the same
manner. They all smoke, they are all
industrious, and yet, (curious anomaly9
they are all indolent to the last degree
they prefer the same yiands and wines
and have all the same method Of eating
and drinking them; their carriages, hor-
ses and harness are alike and they all
loll about in rocking chairs, the men us
ing extra ones to put their feet upon -
and as further odity (Which may eRa-
bic them to do this with greater comfortl
the women wear no stays, and the men
wear no braces, generally speaking
They know one one another in every
town, in every State in the Union: they
all disparage one another, but allow no
one else to disparage them they are all
g posted up" as they term it, in every
thing concerning their own country, and
are all of opinion that It is the first in the
world. There is no earthly reason WHY
they should not: for upon the same
principle that " every crow thinks its own
the blacklist" the people Of every other
think their own the greatest. We only
mention these bare factS-not doubling,
for moment, that the Americans can
trace an equal amount of peculiarity in
us, TO that we cannot avoid detecting in
them.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-27
FIRST MARRIAGE OF GEonGE IV-T

FIRST MARRIAGE OF GEORGE IV.-The
Princes passion for Mrs. Fitzherberr.
according to Lord Hollands Memoirs,
was very strong before they were united.
We are told that he frequently came to
converse with Mr.. and Mrs. Fox on the
subject; that he cried by the hour !;
that he testified the sincerity and vio-
lence of his passion and his despair by
the most eXtravagant expressions and
actions rolling on the floor, striking his
forehead, tearing his hair, falling into
Mysteries, and swearing that he would
abandon the country, forego the crown,
sell his jewels and plate, and scrape to-
gether a competence TO fly with the
object Of his affections to America.
Mr. Fox, in December, 1885, wrote to
the Prince to dissuade him from bis
union, pointing out the evil consequences
which must ensue from such step. The
Prince replied in letter, beginning INV
dear Charles" and assured MIR. Fox that
he might make himself easy on that mat
ter, and that "the world will now soon be
convinced that there not only is, but
never was, any grounds for these reports,
which of late have been SO malevolently
circulated. With respect TO the per-
formance of the ceremony, we are told
that it was the Princes own earnest and
repeated solicitations, not at Mrs. Fitz.
herbert's request, that any ceremony
was resoTted to. She knew it to be in
valid in law, she thought it nonsense, and
told the Prince so. 1t was performed by
an English clergyman. A certificate vss
signed by him, and attested by two wit
nesses, both Roman Catholic gentlemen,
and one near relation of Mrs. Etzber.
bert, Mr.. Errin2ton.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-02-27

"SSI rUDhaoHEV-A NEW DdcCUFkEf
A FEW words on the rational treatment, without
IA Medicine, of Spermatorrhsa, or Local Weak.
ness, Nervous Debility, Low Spirits, Lassitude eak-
cess OF the Limbs and the Back, Indispositon, and
lncapacity for Stvdy and Labor, Dulness of Appre-
nenson, Loss of Memory, Aversion to Society, Love
of Solitude, Timidty, SelfDstrust, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains in the Side AZ
tection of the Eyes, Pmples the Face, Sexual and
other Infrmities in Man
From the French of Or. B. Delaney.
The important fact that these alarming complaints
nay easily be removed iUithoa medicine, is. in this
mall tract, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
aew and highly successful treatment, adopted by
he Author, fully explained, by means of which eve
y one Is enabled to himself perfectly, and at
ne least possible cost avoiding thereby, all the ad
vertised nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in
sealed envelope, by remittng post pai two postage
stamps to Dr. B: DELANEY, or Box log, Broadway
Post Office, N. Y. feb s-3m-
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ARE YOu SICK

BEWARE OF LNITA ATOMS
Ask for "Hampton's Vegetable Tincture." The
many G cures made BY this pleasant and safe remeay
Medicine must have merit, and great merit too
to stand the test of public opinion No art of putting
can galvanize worthless article so as toa keep il
up as a goos medicine it i Le lot really SO.
A GOOD MEDICINE will live. become popular
and extend its sales year after year. in spite of op
position. The people readily find out its virtues
and the fame OF them passes from mouth to mouth
with more rapidity than newspapers can spread It.
A living witness testifying to the cure a medicine
has made for him is of far more service than any
newspaper Advertising
In proof Of what we say above We refer you to
HAMPToN'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE, and its eff
fects.
The Wye Of T. " TsahIs, Grocer, T6 Pearl street
cured OF Rheumatism offs years standing; all other
remedies failed.
nentiy cured.
W. A. Schaefer, Esq, one of the Oldest MaSis
trates and most highly respectable citizens cured
great weakness, and restored 10 robust health.
jarrett Hummer, 153 Il. Baltimore street, suf
fered intensely for six years with hip disease and
mereuriai rheumatism; cured after all other rene
dies failed.
as Geo. W. Goodrich, Capt. Thomas Csnot, Robert
dault, James Smyth, cured of Rheumatism
John Pervail, 8. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. V.
Eskridge, U s. n, and thousands others cured of
DysPePSla, oofoluid, BfOn-
chitis ST. Vitus' Dance Sc We refer YOU to your
own citizens. Call on them.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. g.
Mr.. Henry C. Winn haI ovdgn FOR years; great
weakness, &c, hau in all Or physicians tried all
their remedies, but was cured only by
HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
DR.. HAMPTON, the author of this great "Hamp.
toms Vegetable Tincture, is in his seth year. In good
health that it will b. seen it is not an article sol
up to impose on the public.
Call and get pamphlets gratis with history of dis
eovery Of this wonderful Blood Purifier and see GER
thcates OF our own citizens, of Rheumat:s Dyspep.
sa, scrofus, Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
Nervousness, &c, &c.
Is Sold by MORrIMER & M0WBRAT, l4O Bal
t1mora street, Baltimore; aud 3O4 Broadway, New
York; ClIAs. sTOlrT & co, WIN Err, j. B. MOORE,
D. B. CLARKE, CLARKE Il BOWLING, w. Ell
LOTT, and Ill. MCPHERSON, Washington also by
r. 5. +. CISsELl, Georgetewn: and c. @. BERRY,
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
jan 12-tf
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TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION

A0nlh 70 mouth testimony by some OF the h0Gs.
dnds cured BY Hamptsn's Vegetable T.scture.
~ PALPrrATIoN OF THE HEART
PoRT ROYAL, Va, July 9th. 1852.
Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray Gents-We have
again to send order for more of your truly won
terful "Hampton's Vegetable Tincture." Since it
was first tried it has sold without effort, and we
have not seen the first person who has not been
greatly benefited by its use. A gentleman of our
neighborhood was induced to try the Tincture for
violent paptation of the heart. He had suffered so
much from 1t that he said he had prayed for death
tie had taken but three doses when be assured us
he would not take five hundred dollars for the ben
eft he had derived and that he should never cease
to remember US with gratitude for calling his atten
ton to 30 valuable medicine. Yours truly,
GRAY & PENDLETON