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10.
"IfI accept" said I, after rrsa, "g.II
ycu guarantee me"
"Norhiug"' wss the reply ua, cut mo
short.
81 tell you to work, and offer YOU the
means of doing so-iha,'s all.
al accept" cried In desperation.
The Man took a pen. and wrote 4 .tou
note. which he handed me to read. It vas
simply letter ~ Recommendation ofmc, the
bearer, far employment, iu the house of the
firm 10 whom D, wa, addressed.
! handed d, back with thanks he wrote
the direction and rav, me the letter. twas
addressed Sn.rr'cs & CO.
Why, exclaimed !, Ell is 70 the f'hsr
OF"
Euc,ly--,o much lhe better no will
ask yof 10 questions bl, give yoa the 'tun.
ton"
He showed me ou, ofhi' room and when
I ,r4.lnf tls .fra.f I sf,,F str1I C.r fHg
-. T.. .r....,.....,,.....-,
Could This Man over ,hr Way have DEAL
inc, ,,ib H.. devil ,b,, b. exercise, s,
STANCE an irau,rr, over mo. md ,,cr,.l Fl,
-.il, m, ash, r,.,,,dr And ,A.,. ,h,,
could BE- hf, connection with the Sn.rslc'
nmiiv. ,hl, made him ,o corflsr, of myrro.
curing llr situation through hrm' ! deter.
ufror ro deliver r- letter 81 an events.
Im,l- my way 20 Tlrms, street, where
arm .rr- bad never .c' fo' before Ihu0l
no house Of Soi-rlr, { 60.
Enrh how tho r'lr, smel' nj lellhrr ]
asked fn- Mr S0.rc'r', and was 'hosn i--
10 h.. office.
"Gool day." slid Snirr'cs. "r'ad Q, sc
you here"
IharirI lim ,l- no,-. whrihh. ia,l .'irc.
cl over. anI rhsa ,aid. "ollov me-"
ITo lrI me ,o ,h- next room. where three
follow, vcrc driving their quilts With an
,l,.r might.
"Nr Jacls1o." cried o'l gnf-rlc,,o ono
or,hrn "Nr Pbs,'r. h-ro. th,r', r-,r'O
h7, come to foI7 Won - good enough 20 sr,
him 90 work." and so saving, hs lcG ih-
room.
Nr Irlnn ld n, hs r's TOLD llc c.7vr
-r, quantity N things to copy. every lee NJ
which ru17',i me- from ro cunoIr1ry
terms II con,r,-cd. vufls which I rc,rrhr1'I
before. and which. I ann confident, arr NJ 20
bo found In Juhuson's Dictionary. ld.Jas !
was 'o'l though II YOU had a.lcl mo % 'hr
-nl of ihe dav, wha, had dom, cnu'l un'
ravo io'l Won, or-rp, hal was sicra''y
vr.t.n, something or other.
Nv fellow rlrr,, vcrr GOOD r1lur-l ri.
r,,, ror,r ,s.r CONT. v.,, cv.lrr,rr boil,
byhirl r,,e ,,,'or.. ami their rs-.ir.- ucrc
more s'r.sIn-ihar rarrlrr. They were ro'
very t,ccra, either: srl though they know
nr,lia. about ,h, matters WA most "up"
rn--such as The Fr.yar, history oi Madame
Sp.nnini, the rrs1, 'ir,-s., and of tie real
story about the Duke Of Dumps, and Slrnor1
Sllonicl, Of lhe Italian Opera, &c, Sc, still
they were no, badly informed ahou, the mi
nor matters n history, geography, statistics,
and political affairs,
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. NIN'H'NNft NNNN ~ w Nv ".NN'.HA'NN Wv
Iltv ear never believe The me hsl; d
this" Then turning 10 the c,r,,in. NJ s,i
-"Cariain, YOU are an intelligent r,s. an
hom Boston, pray toll me, c,n this 'oun
man her, be aiming 5, anyihinG but to qui
me 90
"No. Indeed. please YOUR crccllcncy," rs
piled lhe captain, "Mr FnnAlln is ns, quiz
ziug you, no Is saving What is really true
. ror | am acquainted with his a,hcr and hn.
.Iv."
Thugoyrrnor then turning 10 Ben, sal
more moderately We'll, NV dear wonder
ml boy, ask your pardon Tor eoub'.ar 900
vord, and now pray tell me-. lor feel asron
ger desire than ever to hear your Obj sc,ion g
learn the dsad languages.
"whv sir object io 10 principally on ac
coun, Of the shortr-,' ofhum.u he. TakinI
them one -lh ,noihsr, mon DO -cI live sbo,l
louy wears. Plu,,rch, indeed, onl' ru,' '' 4
rhirly.lhrcs. Bot .S fcuy. We'll Of thu
lull ten YEAR. ate lo., iu childhood, hsfor. an,
Toy thinks ol l.alir grarm,r. This brlHg
the forty do~n in thrN. No-. of .uth
moment as ihI. 10 spend Eve or ,iI ys'i' %
learning tie dead l4nsuggs', especially "heI
all the b-., J,o,s IN those languages az
lnnsllicd lnlnosr-.ut, beside, We alf'Iil
have more book, on every sshcc, lhin suci
shor,-ll,ei cln ever aolu.fc-seenis very rTe
poit-rous.'
"w,lI. wlsi are you &, Do with their Gr'a
1osi.. Virgil ,rd Homer, frcumple IsuP
pose you voslInc,th.us ofmasl.,iu. Home
ou, ofh-s r.cb native Greek .u,o our POOR
humr.pun English, would you"
"Wby ao,, sr''
"why, should 81, soon rhInk ollnnsplan,
r. f.. pine apple from I,na.,, go F'''nn.
"wcll, ,.ra .Il'al gardener, 9Th p, hot
house, wruli give us nearly A. fre spin. ap
PIE as 400, in Jamaica. Aud -, NJ Pop,
with Dos frc Imagination, hi, rirch - Howe
boo English, with morg of hts beauties ,b,r
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,.,r,, .,.s, or,b. Greek. And b..il-,. .r
.rIInu,, u,.ror translated. / am Gr nau
rh.altu. B., would be worth spending I've or
.yv,l-, TO learn to read him 90 h.. own Ian.
..,.or
..y,. l.r, r,,-, ,rc critic, M Franklin
.r., ,,.. critic. M ,.llu.bi,hauur, ao Zoo.
,n,-,l.r
w.. .. ana the r,,nal..,s ,rll u. la.
o., r.,u,.,. NJ r,beb,,ilIsk are inimr,,blctoo,
.Tg. b,.r.,g. sir, Ilonorromrlrri .i,l
~. s5.l..k, ! really don't understand 80.
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lmmodest WORKS admii ofiiif defruce.
That want " mUle'ty Is want o.senss." +"
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"WeIl, sir, Il might presume to alter 4
line ia this great poet, | would 10 il in ihis
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE su1rpEas.
oFSIoa CONSTRUCTION OF LrrrLl FAILS BRmaI,
Wsehine ton, August 10, 1854.


Wsehinc ton, August 10, 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS for the copstraction and
~ erection OF the supefstructurs complsts Of 4
timber bridge across the Potomac near the "Litt,s
xsl!s," aeoys 0sorssscxn, The labor and materials
Of al kinds together with the requi.its scafolding
% be included, win b received at this pics until
Saturday, the 9th Of septenber, st il s'dpck m.
One abutmsrt asd TITO piers (of stone) are already
nnt, being 100 feet apart from centre to CENTRE OF
$50 feet in the clear, and each thrty-our feet in
length. The leading dimensions and accorimeda.
tons Of said bridge mist sietore, be De t!Iovs
VIZ Total length go feet in two spans Of $50 feet
each in the clear The area of the bridge must EN-
brace two carriag, ways and two foot ways the for
mer situated within three ribs CT truss frames and
the latter exterior 20 the same The whole bridge
must be ctvered with suitable roof shsathsd with
roofing tin well painted.
The proposals mu be accompanied with such de-
scr1ptions, densations, dimensions, &C., a. may be
necessary to full and clear understanding of the
nature and character Of the various parts of the
ucturs proposed; and must exhibit the price ptr
loot lal. things include for every foot In length OF
.ne entlre superstructure-viz: 320-fset-at which
the work VIII be undertaken aad the earliest date,
not later than the first Of December next. at which
1t win be completed.
said proposals must also be accompanied BY Gre
asnais, setting forth the character and competency
OF the propo5sr, aud signed hy individuals of known
reputation, and by responsibi, individuals, who
are ready to cuter into joint bsnds or become
ties Tor the faithful iulment Of contract In con
formity to the terms proposed and accepted.
Payments will be made in two equal instalments /;
the frst when 1t shall be mad to apbesr that two,
thirds of the work, including materials delivered,
inspected, and accepted, has actually been aeon.
piished: the second, when the entire structure, In
Guiding all Its parts and appendagss, shall have
been duly comp eted and accepted
Inc entire wo.k, In all its parts, dimensions, &C.
Will be at all times subject to the inspection and d.
rection of the undersigned, any other person 20
authorized.
All proposals will bs forwarded to the undersigned
In sealed envelopes, mark ed outwardly, "Proposal
Tor building the 'Litle Falls Bridge" under Gov.
er to the honorable Secretary Of the Interior.
GEO. THOM,
Captain Cerps Typographical Engineers,
In caalge Of construction of Little Falls Bridge.
20-IfCapQ
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE.

M NANCEACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPES.
NJ JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES
fc-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
nvorite wherever it is introduced It is equally
Pslataoe, more wholesome, and not halfthe price Of
other foreign wines. Many ply sicians use il ex-
flat1lency, Dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Diarrhaa
and DJsentery. Person. subject to Chils or living
In districts where Igue prevails, nd its occasional
use pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
with little cold water it forms the most refreshipe
end wholesome cooling drink In wsrra weather that
can be taken.
Price so cts per bottle, s. per dozen.
J. BALMER corner OF Baltimore and Hish streets.
AnG BgOwN BROTHERs, Liberty st. Baltimore.
STOIr CO, Washington.
PskL STEVENS, Alexandria
JESSE lands, Frederick.
a. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va.
ROBERTSON CO., Petersburg. Va.
WM. CISsEL, Georgetown. jv loft
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TO CONTRACTORS AND BuILpERs

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
i public that he Keeps constantly on hand and
for sale at the lowest prices, ayge assortment OF
articles necessary for building tpcsss, which he
hopes will prove for their interest to call and eX
anime before purchasing elsewhere.
Among the most important are
PENRHYN MARBLE AND IRON AANTELS,
which for oheapness, bematy and durability,
are unsurpassed
PARLOR AIsD CBAEBER RNANELLED
CRATES, the latest New York etyles
DUNLAP q cos HOT AIR FURNACES, for
heating private and public buildings, churches
&C., the very best and the INST economical
Furnace nov in use
PONDS LAPROVEO DOUBLE OVEN COOK
INE RANGES
CAST IRON WINDOW LLNTKLS AND SLLLA
IRON COLUMNS, &c.
ENCAUSIYC F1LLNGr for Hall, Sestibule, and
Church floors
IRON RALLLNGS, Of cast and wrought iron, and
wire These are manufactured in New York
and for their beauty and variety OF pattern
and finish are unequailed.
The above Will be put up if desired and every Of
fort will be made to give purchasers satisfaction.
Apply at the
Ornamental Iron Ware House,
Pa. avenue, tesween Sd and ~ streets
jy N-sotf X. HAsKINS.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

y
DROPOSALS for conveying the mails Of the Uni.
4 ted States frcm the 10th Of October, 1854, to
tbs Goth Of June, 1883, the following route. IN
the State Of TENNESSEE, will be received at the Con
tract Office of the Pos. 0moe Department, in the city
OF washington, until o'clock . m. Of Thursday.
Septsmber 14th 1854 to be decided bv the next day
No. s6Ss-Prom Chattanooga by Kellsy's Ferry.
Oats Landing, Jasper, Battle Greek.
Klepre,'s, and Pelham, TO Hillsboro', 63
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Chattanooga Monday att am
Arrive at HiiIsboro' next day by 6pm
Leave Hill. toc' Wednesday at Tam
Arrive at Chattanooga next day by 6pm
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
and a.o Instructions embracing conditions 10 he In
eorporasd In the contract to the extent the depart
E,snt may deem proper, zee the advertisement In.
viung proposals. for mail servios for the term osn.
msneing July l, 1854, and ending june 80, 1883 in
tne States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, Ac, dated Janu
Zach proposal should be marked +" Proposal fol
route NO -, Tennessee" and addressed Second
AsSstanf Postmaster General"
,- JAMES oAMPBELL.
w. Postmaster GENERAL.
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GAMBL1NG.-There is one case told of
q lady who lost three thousand guineas
at one sitting at loo. Among the men,
Brooke's Club and Whites are men-
toned as more especially the seats of high
play. Dir. Wilberforce, coming up TO
London as young man of fortune, has
related the endeavors that were used
to engage him at q Faro-table in the for.
mer, where George Selwyn kept baI.k.
And, he adds, 1.-The very first time / went
to Boobies, l won twenty five guineas Of
the Duke Of Norfolk" Many in that
age were the ancestral forests felled, and
the goodly lands disposed Of to crafty
this passion-scsreely less than in the
days of Charles the Second, when the
King himself would hold the die box, and
when Lord Carnarvon used to say that
wood was an eXcrescence Of the earth
provided BY Nature for the payment Of
debts! But, although the high play con-
tinued, the games were wholly changed.
Thus the terms in Ombre and Bassett.
which Pope in bis '.Rape of the Lock, +"
and lady Mary Wortley in her Town
Eclogues," assume as quite familiar, BE-
came by degrees almost unintelligible.
The discovery of new game in the years
of the American war, tended greatly to
dlffuse the spirit of gaming from the
higher to the lower classes. This WAS
the E. o. table, which was thought to be
beyond the reach of the law, because not
distinctly specified in any statute. In
1882, q bill was brought in providing
severe penalties against this or any new
games Of chance and the bill, after some
debate, passed the Commons, but in the
Lords was lost, owing to the latensss Of
the. session and the pressure of business
at Lord Rockinghsm's death. In the
debates upon this subject, Mr.. Byng, Is
member for Middlesex, stated that in two
parishes only of Westminster, there were
two hundred and ninety-six Z. o. tablss,
and that he knew of ins; -nces where
bsnkrupts had gained 100000 by &. O..
McMohon's Hstors.
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A HrMxpY FOR "4AcH DIsKAsx., y

A HEMxDy FOB "1AcH DIsEAsx."
| A the request Of many Of my patisnts, hAys
~ consented to put up class q ny most sa.
s,snf grssoriptions b The form q MML1 AkDt
not, like the nanufasurers Of the nostfums snd
panscess Of the day, promulgats to the world that
any enc compound viii cure al diseases, and who,
On the words Of tie great lssi.n pnysci:n , spsl.
]. q. RosB, N. D., Phila.
Fbr Cholera, Dysentery, BotSsi Complainaa, g.,
Dr. ]. 3. ROSES CARMINATtVE BALSAM. !.
This mixture is one of the most important medi.
cinss, and should be kept in all families as "spe
cifc' for Cholera and Bowel Complaints it has nev.
er failed. Dysentery ranishss In few days when
this srtiela is Used Is dire,ted. Price 25c.
Dr. J. s. RosPs PAM C6Rks will cure stiR Neck,
Sore Throat, Pains in tha face Side, Back or Limbs
from Gold, Cholie, Cholera Morbus, 4c It cures
Sprains, Chiiblasns, Cramps Or Pains m the Stom-
ach or Bowels Price 121fS, ce, sud 50 cts.
DR.. ]. g. Rosrs EXTRACT OF BueHu is one c. the
best remedies ever used for diseases of the Kidneys
Bladder, &c. Price 500.
On. j. Ross's NERVOUS AND IHvIaoaAfMa Ool-
DIAL for Heart Disease, oil Nervous Affections, Flat
uerice Heart Burn, Restlessnsss, Numbness. Neu.
whole SYSTEM, is olmost mirssuleus In It's enest.
30 cents bottle.
Dr. J. 8. Ross's DYsr1Pfio CoffouND, q sure cure
for Dyspepsia, Liver Conplai aints, and indigestion,
when taken In conJ0ntt.eA Wien DIS Alternative or
Family Pills. Price Of both Toe.
DE-. J. 8. RI sl's GOLDEN PILLS for Falling Of the
Womb, Fema W ,akness. Debility, and Relaxation.
They have q peculiar affinity for the debilitsted
muscles of the female and In no instance have they
failed In radically curing thoss distressing com.
plants fsaes sre 80 often subject. Price SO cents.
Dr.. j. 8. Rcsss AE...suaous OK RAILROAD PMS
These pills are not warranted to cure in every NAL
ady or disease incident to man, but they are grand
rd-cdy for Bilious state OF the system, and com.
mon fsvers. When Hssd with Dr. Roses Tonic Mix.
turs, will cure the most stLttr-n cases Of Bilious
Fever or Fever and Ague. Price 121S and 2tc.
Da. J. s. RosE's sARsArARr1lA COMPOUND, for all
Skin Diseases and for purifying the Blood, it is su
perior to all others. Price Soc. and 81.
DR. J. B. Resrs ELIXIR OF OPIUM, free from all the
bad effects of Opium Or Laudanum, such as Head
ache, Constipationj or Sick Stomach. Price 25c.
Ali wSose Constitutions are impaired BY disease OF
weak by nature, scnd issd Dr. J, 3. Roses "Medi-
cal Adviser, (Which contains description Of the Dis
eases Of our climate and the mode Of tTsatnsnt) It
can be had without charge Of
z. D. Gilman, Charles Stott 4 Co., " 81. Gilman,
John ". Nairn, Patterson 4 Nsirn, D. D. Clark,
Il q Mcpherson, William T. Evans, Kidwell 4 Law.
rence, J. B. Moore, Wsshin2ton; J. L. Kidwell
Georgetown; end BY sll dealers In Alexandris, Vir
gnis. je 2T-
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he now began to think that this might b

ne now DeRo1 70 tOl0k tDaS t0l9 miGnt %
the rightful owner of the gold, aud he
brought himsel! to concede 50 far Is to ny:
Il will not give up the hope, ay, and
opportunity, Of possessing what my soul
holds too dear to relinquish, except with
life nevertheless, if you will consent to
share the treasure"
At this monstrous insult, ss he under
stood it, to the delicacr and sincerity Of
hrs love, the youth seized the tnp-door.
crying out furiously:
wilt thou come forth 3"
The lsborer paused.
What !" mnttered he to himself, "to
be beggar again, or work in the Geld 2"
Then raising his voice, he answered
sternly, "No, will not come forth-ee
let death put us to what use be thinks
fit, for III sweat i the sun no mere :"
He had not concluded, when the youth
dragged down the trap-door, and tearing
out the handle Of the spring, they were
both buried alive.
The young lady was unable TO keeP
her appointment with her lover, being
intercepted on her way by her father,
who, in part, guessed her intention. After
sccluding her for few days, he sent her
to convent in France, to "gct over
her girlish attachment, where she fell into
a consumption, and died in less than q
twelvemonth.
1t is always wrong to thwart sincere
aud intense affection from any worldly
or secondary causes whatever. The re-
suit is always tragic or miserable: spd
what father or mother will admit tn ut
this is their intention But it ever turns
out so.
Many years afterwnrd, the cave was
broken into by accident, when the mould
ering remains Of two men were found
lying at the remote extremity with their
bones grappled together in decay.
1t is thus shown how Q low passion
may equal fine one in its last results,
provided it has equal concentration Of
purpose, and strength Of animal will to
support it. And thus do all men of strong
passions, however unworthy, feel equal
with the highest; the object, in such case,
being secondary to the sensation Of iden-
tity. Iti is this which prevents those who
are mean of soul from railing at the mean
ness Of their creation; and herein is su-
preme wisdom shown m mems varied
characters, that require not monotoneus
similarity, as necessary to their indivi-
dual satisfaction.
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HUSBAND, WIFE, YOUNG LADY
Ill Curedy
LET ELCTY SPEAK.
EARaHIvIlLs, AIIeehany CO.. Md.


May 4th, 1862.
To Mes.rs. Mortimer Mowbray--Dear sirs-In
justice to DR.. Hamp,ons Vegetable Tinoture, wish
to inform you that was taken sick on the Sd day
OF January last, with an affection of the stomach
bowels; and kidneys. / was attended by four emf
nent physicians tor more than two msnths-aii to
little Or 10 effect l had soi1e knowledge OF the
great virtue In Hamptons Tincture, from one bot
tie which my wife had taken two years since.
cams to the conclusion that I would take no
more medicines from my physicians, but try the
Tlncture; and en- happy to inform you that had
not taken it two days before felt it's powerful in
huence upon my stomach. have continued using
the Tincture, and am now able to leave nay room,
and can eat any common Diet without much incon.
venisnce or pressure on my stomach.
The afflicted, or their friends are daily visiting
me- 20 learn OF the great virtue there is In the Tino
ture OF Hampton's.
expect to send you several certificates in few
daJs-one, especially, from young lady who has
been confined to her room for twelve months, with
a disease Of the head, affecting the brain.
E. W. HALL.
On the perrnansncy of the cure hear him. stu
another letter from the above:
BARaELyILE, Allegheny 60, Nd,
October 13, 1859.
Messrs. Mortimer Eowbray: Dear sirs-I am
happy to inform you that this day finds me in the
epjoyment OF good health, by the use Of your Hamp
bled TO pursue my daily avocatons as usual, and l
nave great desire that the afflicted should know
the great curative powers of the Tincture.
am, with respect, yours,
e. W. HALL
Gall and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Oougha
bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, and
4crofula.
~. Sold by MORTIMER L MOWBRAY. l4o Bai
tmore street, baltimore, sud 30l Broadway. New
York; OHAs. STOTT CO., WIMER, ]. B. MOORE
D. B. CLARKE, CLARKE BOWLING, W, ELI.I-
OTT, snd II: McPHERSON, Washington also, b.
4. d. +. CISSEL, Georgetown; and 8. @, BERRY
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
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TO INVENTORS.

V'HE ofhce Of "The Inventors Protection National,
i Union" is On 7th street, opposite the East Por.
Eco Of the Patent Oce, and is now ready 10 attend
to the business Of its members, namely in making
Inventors are invited to call and yst conv NJ th
Constitution and Bylaws. and where any ih;Otms,
ton viii be given respecting the Union.
All letters on business must be directed to this Of
A model shop Is In connection with the nfY,c.
where nocsls can b made to order at the shortest
notice. r. a. m,HvT0N
up 10-1y President 7. n
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NHOLERA MORBUs,
" DIARRHGA, DYsENTERY.

CRAAP COLO,
With all diseases OF the STOMACH and BOWELS
by HAMPTON's VEGETABLE TINCTURE. In
tact it will be found that those using this article
have an almost ExsMPr1oN from this diseases.
Every family should have Bottle at hand for q
SUDDEN ATTACH.
Delicate children, all individuals, and Travellers
for health, should try this great Restorative-its
praise is spoken BY thoussnds;
As Female Medicine HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
cannot be excelied. As identifying agent II Is fal
superior to any Of the cosmetics OF the day, produe
ing beautiful clear skin, and giving to the cheeks
the color Of the rose, imparng to every muscle that
life and elasticity which gives to eli who enjey
health, such grace and beauty.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris, Eggs Letter, Alex
After speaking Of wonderful cures on himself, b,
"Mys Il. has been suffering with Liver oouplsin
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now an
joys better health than for thirty years. being entire
Y restored s4s hy the u's Of HAMPT0S's VEGETABLE
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Extract from letter from ]. Grimes, Esq, Lou
don county, Va:
"My wife has been for years afnicted with grse
weakness, pain in the breast side, and back, pa1pi
tatton Of the beart fsebleness Of the nery ,us sa
tam, loss Of sppetits. complexion sallow, the 9gn
OF one eye almost gone, the other very week. an
pleased to say that HAAPTOPS 1INCTURE ha
restored her to perfect health. Her eyes ere - goo
now a. ever they were.
Gall and get pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs
Bronchitis, rheumatism, Nver Complaint Scsofula
As family medicine 1t is unrivalied.
~ Sold by MORTIMER q AOWBHAx, A1
baltimore street, Baltimore, and SoA Sroaa1sy.
York; CRARLES SFOTT co, WIAER. !
MOORE, d. b. CLARKE CLARKE q g0H
LING, II. ELLIOTT d It MCPHERSON, Veal
ington; also, by Il. g. n ClGGkkLs GeorgstoWn
and by o. O ARRRY, AlszendEta, end by Hoa
gists syeryxhsos. VI