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ma. =. MORRIII+s FEMALE SPE-

nR. f. MORRILL-S FEMALE SPE-
~ CI9IC.-This remedy, which has been success
fully used in all of Suppression and Iregularity
incidental Married and Single ladies' only to be pro-
cured at the
OMce. No. Is Howard Street, Boston.
The testimony the invaluable virtue of this
tive over all others, is ncontestable.
Sent by mail all parts of the Union by express at
S. So SIS and $40 per bottle All letters enclosing 81
for advice, duly attended to.
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BARNES & KING,
Barre Stage OMce-First door North of the Am.
Temp. House, No. 211 Main-St.
Passengers forwarded to and from Barre, Petersham
and intermediate places via Paxton Holden, in superb
Coaches by experienced and gentlemanly drivers, with
despatch, on liberal terms
Also articles errands by Xpress carried done with
care and promptness Twice each nay daily.
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srsi DRAPER & CLARK,
Commits sion Merchants, and Dealers in FLOUR and
GRAIN Wool, Grass Seed, Lime, Calcned Plaster, Ce
ment, Salt, Potash, and Western Produce,
Nos. 95 and 81 Front Street.
EDWIN DRAPER, S.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

tExPLANATIoN.-Eig to ten words make line-10 Il
IL lines "square,'i nonparel type.l
Under lines From TO lines. From TO IL line,
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Real Gstote.
MOTTO E.--The subscriber would respectfully tende
his seryicse as

"a FOR SALE-Severa modern, and thorough
fs Iy built HOUSES, containing Of two tenements
In ach, With from 5000 to $4,000 feet of land; prices
fro $1,000 to $4,000, payments easy.
Several fine COTTAGES for sale.
Desirable HOUSEHOLDS in various streets, and from
three five, aBd ten minutes walk of the City Hall, be
sold on time
Several good Houses to be exchanged for good Farms
with good buildings thereon situated some Rail
Road in the vicinity of Worcester. A. j. EATON,
% diff Corner of Myrtle and Southbridge SITS.
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l.. d. GODDARD,
Union Block,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Watches, CLOCKS,
And FINE GOLD JEWELRY,
sPEcrAoLEs and SILVER WARE, anil PISTOLS
Watch Repairing and Fine Engraving done by expe-
rienced workmen.
No. 1876 Union Block, the old stand of D. Goddard Co.
EstabHshed 1917.
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J. HOPE, M. D.,

No. Al Exchange Street. Worcester,
Having recently purchased the residence and location of
DR. CHANDIgR and removed into the city, DR.. Hope
the public that he will treat all diseases which the
human family liable to from due knowledge and long
experience in most excellent manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction
II Office hours from 7 A. NJ. to 9 P. M.
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JAS. G. ARNOLD,
PATENT AGENCY ond MODEL Mdnufdctory,
Over 2O7 Main St., (near the Amer. House,)
Drawings. Specifications &c, prepared Patents procur-
ed Working Models warranted answer the requisi-
rH lions Of the Patent Office.
Post-paid communications strictly eonfdential
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EMPLOYMENT FOR AGENTS.-Seyer-
H al Thousand energetic and trust worthy young men,
wanted to Agents,-boh local and travelling
10 every State Of the Union for the sale Of patented
ticle of manufacture in extensive demand The ex
elusive right for the United States owned by the adver
Users and agents Of capacity and business tact can easily
earn Two Hundred Dollars per month.
Nc Capital Necessary.
Extract from Communications from Agents.
aIherewth enclose you draft for - dollars, deduc-
ing hundred and ninety dollars my commits
sion on the sale Of the last MONTH Signed IL. Reedn
81 shall realize commission my sales this month,
about one hundred and seventy five dollars Z. c. Field
The occupation will prove light and gentemany en-
ployment-as honorable as 1t is profitable.
No agent will be accepted unless able to produce sub
stantial testimonials to character and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for the first year preferred
SO many to Advertisements are forwarded from
oves Of idle curiosity only the advertiser will consider
no application unless accompanied by One Dollar, evil
ence of sincerity when full particulars will be forwarded
4, Address BURNS, BENEDICT, Il CO.,
fW@ Baltimore, Nd.
To the substantial nature Of the enterpr q
| KENHErH DALE LIZ ROY, SoEs, Co. Al %, to HAM
ILroN r. wEsT Ohio, Hon. c. NJ. DENFIs Rhode Island,
and NJ RAY, Key West, Fla daw2m OF
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NO. Sc MAIN STREET.
Umbrellas and PararOIs Altered, Covered,
and Repaired. METALLIC EYELETS set in cloth, or
leather. CANES, &C. fixed.
PIN KIN q
IN cloths Silks and velvets, for Capes, Trimmings,
Tamas, &C., in great number of styles Please call
and look at the patterns
Sign of the "vARIETY STORE" where be found
many and articles to be had af any other
place. Nearly opposite the netc 4pipSdgdnlond Bank
81 dawtf
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SCHENCK & PILLINER,
Designers and Engravcrs on Wood,
OFFICE, No. Z COURT SQUARE, BOSTON.
Book Illustrations, Newspaper Heads, Store Fronts
Portraits, Druggists and Perfumers Labels Seals
Machinery Cotton Stamps, Maps, Show Bills, Medels
Stoves &c, beautifully executed mchlI dly
JOEL M. HOLDEN,
FURNITURE 4 UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS
161 Hanover, and 119 and l2l Blackstone Streets,
lSign Of the Mammoth Bedsead.l BosToN
FEATHERS OF ALL KINDS AND QUALITIES.
large assortment of Beds Mattresses Bedsteads Blu
reaus, Chairs, Tables, Looking Glasses, Clocks, &c
constantly hand and for sale whosesae and RETAIL at
LOWEST PRICES.
$40 dawSm
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One parent informs his child has suffered to an
alarming extent with Fatuence, or Wind Choic Lately
they have used the Soothing Syrup, and always effects
a speedy cure.
Hundreds of like instances might be enumerated.-
Mothers try it in every where it has been sold
For sale by BOYD PAUL, No. 40 Oourtlandt sire t,
| n Na--
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~ FOR SALE IN MILLBURY A
30 very desirable RESIDENCE consisting of Dwell.
GA&ing House, Barn, and large Shop, Suitable for
Shoe manufactory.) and and half acres of Land
in high state Of cultivation, and covered with FRUIT
TREES of the choicest varieties. This property affords
chance any wanting small homestead, and
will be sold very liberal terms, it will be exchanged
for city property Apply at this office, or to
~ EZEkIEL DANIELS, 224 Pleasant St.
dayytf
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
TO THE FARMERS OF ST. NARY'S

TOTTINGHAM * JOHNSON have
~ now in store and for sale PEN
NOCK'S IMPROVED WHEAT Drill,
AND SEED SOWER. This machine
is the first successful drill used in this
country. 1t has been simplified and i'm
proved by he original patentee every
year for the last six years, and he now
believes that he has perfected one of the
most useful labor-saying machines for the
Farmer that Is now in use.
We are alSoprepared TO furnish The
Agriculturalists and dealers In nipple
ments. The attention of farmers is in
vited to the following articles of our own
manufacture :-Ploughs. Harrows. Guilt
vators, Wheat Fans, Grain Cradles, Straw
Cutters, Corn shelters. Wheat Threshers,
and Horse Powers. Castingsbv the ton.
or single piece for Ploughs and machines.
Also, a variety of articles too numer-
Gus to mention, to all of " hich they would
respectfully call the attention of their
old friends and patrons, assuring them
that all articles they manufacture shall
be Of good materials and workmanship,
and sold on as reasonable terms as the
can be had elsewhere.
COTTINGHAM s. JOHNSON
No. 121 Pratt street, corner of
:. Holingsworth, Bait, Md
August 25th, 1853.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N Office is hereby given that the
~ subscriber has obtained from The
Orphans; Court Of ST. Mary's County, in
rarvIand. letters of administration on
the personal. estate of II. L. NJ. Bur-
roughS. late of said county deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same, with the proper vouchers there
If, TO the subscriber, on or before the
Goth day Of April, 1855. otherwise they
nav be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under my hand this
Goth dav Of October. 1854.
THOMAS l.. DAVIS, Admir-.
Oct. 26th, 1854-4w.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
e1-To Persons out # EmPiOyne"f'-f19
$500 81 900 YEAR.
CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY AND DO GOOD!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

THuHE Subscriber publishes number OF
II most valuable Pictorial Books. very pop
uIar, and Of such moral and religious infiu-
ence that while good men may safely engage
in their circulation tlrey will confer a puLie
bene6t. and receive a fair compensation for
their labor
G3-To men Of enterprise and tact. this bus
mess offers an opportunity for profitable tn
pIoyHlent selGCm TO te met with. r.Iw a..
eJ-Persons wishing; 10 engage in their sale,
will receive promptly By mail. Circular con-
tanning full particulars, with Directions 70
persons disposed to act as Agents" together
with the terms on which they viii b. fur
nished, BY addressing the subscriber, post
paid.
ROBERT SEARS. PUBLISHER,
Isl H1jHisrm Sired. Neg ICrk.
September 2lss, lS;il e
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
NEGgsOE;S NTEqs.

FEVH!E subscriber, agent for !. c. Cook
q s Co., takes pleasure in informing
he citizens Of st Nary's Co. that he is
now in the market and prepared at all
times TO give the highest cash market
prices fnr all likely young negroes Of
every description. He will be in Leon
ard town regularly every week, where
all communications addressed to him
will be strictly confidential and will be
promptly attended to. Liberal commits
sioaS Will be paid in all cases for infor-
nation leading 10 purchase.
r G.. SHEkELL.
Leonard Town Aug. II, 1S53-1y.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
500 REWARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber. re-
III siding near Leonard Town, a ne
gro woman named Henrietta Young.
The said woman was lately purchased by
me at the sale of the personal estate Of
John Mattingley deceased she is about
so years of age. common height but
stout built, and of dark complexion, with
perceptibly darker spot around the COR
ner of the right eye. She wore away a
new striped yarn frock, but has taken
other clothing with her. The above re-
ward will he paid if taken out Of the
county. Iftaken in the county $50 re-
ward will be given. In either case to
be delivered or'Sacured so that she be
got again. @
IGNAT4CS THOMPSON.
Leonard Town, P. o.
Nav 18th, 1S54-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
DUyALL q FGE.EEAfsT.
Gr0ccrsand Produce Com ssa sss:O,,
MERCHANTS.

w
HAVE removed t. the large warehouse
IL IL OH LIGHT STREET WBARF. ccrper o
C0nrrGy street. opposite 10 T6baecO Uore
house No. 3. and have in store and will con
trnue 90 keep a large and general assortment
OF GRN EilIES and LIQUORS. to which
they beg leave to call the attention Of AicT-
chants, FaTrrS. Planters aud others. feeling
satisfied thai all who MAJ favor them with n
rail VIII find If ~ their interest 10 deal. am in
all eases where The goods 90 not open sets
ia,:orilY. thng r9ag be returned. They would
enumerate in pant OF which they have always
ofoionts
sare G>rTss;. viz.-Por;o Rico. New Orleans
Az Cuba of aIl grades. Loaf, Crushed. Pull
ve-iZe1 and C,ar.t.c.i. Of different Liakes
%SE~.-Porto Rico. New Orleans
and Cufa.
SYRil'-New ORPHANS and Sugar House
Tor Table csc.
COFFEE-Oid Govt. Java, Rio, W hite
and Green and I.aouarra.
TEAS.-Tapcra al. GrcrowGer, Young
Hy>on and BLACK. O! al grades.
spies OF ever description. ground and uT~
5rcund.
Starch. indigo. Rrawn anil Castle Soaps,
Sperm. AdarAantne and 'Tallow Cant'e-.
Manufactured Tobacco Of superior quality
Fine anu Ground Alum Salt. Cocoa ans!
Chocolate (be>t and Common.) Family. Tx
ira an Superiire Flour. Bacon. Hams. sides,
Shoulders and Jowls. Tar and Resin. Sperm
and Common lamp Oil. Blacking. CARROTS
Snuff. Cigars. MackereiI and Herring. cd
Fish. Cotton Yam, l.. l.. Rope and Rope
Traces.
LiQTOR@ Superior French and Do
,nest:g B.andieS. p,-ach au Apple B.andi,s.
Tamaira. and New Erga!nd Rum. Holland
AMI Domestic Can. Pert. Madeira and Bur
gundv Wins in bottles. drinIlnhns and quar-
Ter casks. Champagne. Hrid>"ck. Crown and
Anchor Brands Champagne. PATE AND Brown
sherry Wines. sweet Malaga AMI Lisbon
Wines. Pur" old Rye Whisky. a superior
article in dciniiohnS AMI barrels. R"rtfi"1
Whi~knv in barrels i"gct;irr very superior
Scotch aud IRISH Whisky.
T6"v would also beg I"ava to sav that the"
give their strict and PERSONAL ai'eEtcn 10 all
produce consigned TO them. an! being III The
Immediate vicinity Of ihe Tobacco Ware
horses. give their attention to tie inspection
Of al Tobacco entrusted tn th"iT care.
and Will sell any othor produce the Farmers
NAV send 10 market Cor sale
Baltimore. June 10Th. lS5I-ly.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
LIST OF GLE L s.

GliJt III All :" W IiCIIf. W O(BD NOrtn
an immense fortune to any one,
valued Il, $4,000 90
PROF HART';' ELEGANT OUN-
TRY SEAT. with 100 acres of
land IN u high state of cultivation,
the buildings ON which cost $500,
situated on Long Island Sound, and
commanding magnificent view Of
80 mics IN every direction. valued
at 25.D00 on
4 CASH LOAN FOR l0n YEARS.
without interest or security 10000
The Celebrated MODEL OF THE
CITY OF SAN FRANC'E>iO o, val
ucd at 5000 CO
PROF HART'S lar-Gmpd RANOR-
ANA OF TIE HOLY LAND. 10000 0G
! MAGNETIC NT CITY RESI-
DEM T. in New York. II 900 co
100000 Volumes of PROF. FART'S
extensive TRAVELS in he Old
and New World. interSperS,d with
remarkable Adventures. Amusing
Anecdotes. and Thrilling lBcidfnts,
elegantly bound. with gilt edges.
including portrait ofthe autfpr. $4,000 90
TWENTY-FIVE BClLDINGLOTS
each containing 10000 SquFe feet,
in a beautiful village in the .uburbS
of New York City. each Valued at
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
CIGAR MANDATORY.

"HE subscribers are extensively en-
Il gagged in manufacturing CIGARS in
Leonard Town, St. Mary's county. with
a view to furnishing merchants, hotel
keepers and others in this section of the
State with their supplies, at price far
below that paid by them in the cities, for
similar article, and upon satisfactory
terms. Orders are solicited, and viii be
attended To with promptnes~. RELYING
upon our country friends TO aid US in our
new enterpriSe-we ask trial.
HARRIS s CAVALIER
Leonard Town. April 81, 1654-tf.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16

g1vee Won the following statement for
publicity. Until receatiy, for tide last
six wears, | have been sufferings anh
gradually. siuking under the effects o
tina. distressing and alarming disease the
consumpti1n, attended with a painful
cough and frequent hcniorthage OF the
lungs. By tie advire OF iuends an
phv>iciau-,, tried a residence of few
months farher South. bat not receiyin
anv detided hcnIfit, re>orted TO means
which il Is natural for s person to mak'
Gus of when given over by medical at
tcndantS. a. hopeless casc, that Is, the
various advertised medicines | con
tinued to try orc remedy after another,
without obtaining any relief, until by
your Recommendation commenced using
the Cedar . al. AT that time had be-
scme "a weak that was ohhgra ~ give
up my office and practice. | had souly
taken one bottle. when was convinced
that the medicine was doiHg good: as |
continued to take the medicine. | con-
tiuued 10 gain in strength. and my
disease 10 Weld under its influence. |
am now able to perform The lahors OF my
practice, and confidently hope Ia be soon
fully restored TO my former good health.
consider the Cedar I ar the very best,
if not the only remedy for The cure OF
diseases Of the -lungo aud chest, x&~.~.mS
Vcryre>pcctilnlly yeurJ -
WV. {. CtTP. Dentist
PERpAED AND REFINEDBY'.
MRS. B r. NORRIS NO. S4S BAL
II OF STREET.. BAIT.
For sale by WiliiarF!t Garner, Fila
Town Mo. aud oy alIYc> prrtabIe drusgis,
throughout the United >tatrs.
July 2S, 1891.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
REMARK ART T CURT OF KINGS ElIL
OF TWO YEARS STANDING!
Baltimore N'ay %. 1859,

Baltimore Nav %. 1852.
Mrs. B. B. .Norrie-D eGr .li0a|Gn. In
tn" early part cf 1850. took sever"
cold. in consequence Of which various
and great >uiicrings came upon NE. 4
large scroTulou> tuiEUr was form cd on
The right side OF NV neck sometime
after my limbs ahd Joints swcIled. and
and eruptions appeared on my hands
and arms lungs became verv mum
affected. and experienced great diff
Cultv IN breathing. NV face become so
much swollen and distorted that my most
intimate friends did not know me. Soon
after this. eruptionS began to make their
appearance around nv throat and ears
ana increased in ,ize and number until
thew amounted 10 more than a dozen.
and some of them large enough TO admit
my finger. ] was then made aware, 20
nv horror, that wa afflicted with that
dreadful disease, Kings Evil, in IT.
worst and most aggravated form. i
number of the most ,kiiIfui physicians of
this CITY attended me for a long tune.
but without any decisive relief Some
eight months ago, | commenced using
your Cedar Tar, according TO its direct
tionS, inwardIy and outSardly. BY the
time bad used two or three bottles, |
felt a change for the better. The erup-
tions. which had been inactive, apparent
Nv without any vitality, and emitting
nothing but a thin watery substance,
commenced to matter freely and assume
healthy character. ] an now using
the eleventh bottle Wy improvement
has been gradual and onward, and
embrace this opportunity to inform you,
and am happy to do so in the hope that
it will prove useful to others similarly
afflicted that i'll all respects my health
has wonderfully improved, and regard
myself, indeed as quite recovered. The
tumor has subsidized, the swelling and
eruptions have disappeared, my breath
ing is natural and easy. and am now able
to 90 about a heretofore. In fact nv
usual good health has returned TO me,
and / feel as though had never been
afflicted, blessing which / attribute to
the virtue of the Cedar Tar.
Very respectfully,
Sarah MULLEN, 90 French street.
CONSUMPTION CURED!
Richmond, April "a, 1852
Mr.. p. Horton Keech. .fgesi far Cedar
Tar--Dar Sir: 1t is with sense to
gratitude. and de sire that others, suffer
ing from disease, may be induced TO tr-
the Cedar Tar, that am infuen psooy
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16

~ If any Orders re receIved after the tickets
heav ali been sold. the money viii be.promptly
tIuerned. post paid. 10 the person sending it,
Cores rendents will phrase Write distinctly
tEeir name and residence, county and State, 10
Prevent errors.
his advisable for these DESTROYS of securing
years subscription to the unique Pictorial
Journal called
"THE WHOLE WORLD"
to remit IN" ,acney immediately. in order TO
commence with the beginning Of TIE first vol
unc.
J. WCODNAN HIATT.
Proprietor and Editor.
NEW YORK REFERENCES.
l.. F.. Huikiey Esq. % Wall street.
z. j. EiS>chey and Co, Real Estate Brokers.
$40 Broadway.
AGExTs-perScns desiring to become =
gents TO- the sale Of text. b. forwarding
(poSt-pa;d) One Dollar. Shall be sent a gift
ticket and a prospectus. with tie paper con
tanning I'll necessary information.
June 10. iS5i.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
100000 GIFTS
100000 90
A VALUABLE GIFT FOR EVERY
TICKET

A VALUABLE GIFT FOR EVERY
TICKET
Each 81 Ticket entities the hoLtr TO One
Years subscription TO the ILLUSTRATED Family
Literary and Commercial journal .pgii,4d 1 he
WHOLE " oEI.D, and II -Four Admissions TO
The Exhibition OF the Whole WorI. and also
TO cof the 3O0. 900 Gifts. thus en- ring every
person investing in this Stupendou enterprise
the full worth Of his or her money and a rare
chance 10 realize fortune beSids. Ticket
buyers viii also receive engraved ti tlleirtich-
ct. wien purchased. an elegant portEai; OF
Professor Hart. and correct all elaborate
drawing Of his Country Seat. onepf the Gifts,
to which Grand and Flee xctSion will be
given.
When the 100000 tickets re sold. the
property will be placed attheGi,Fbsal ola com
niiitee appointed by the ticket hdders of any
place wherein the greatest nunb4 have been
sold. to be distributed as shall b. Ifrfectlv fair
and satisfactory 10 all concerned: nd Juggling
from the Increasing rapidity widAE hich the
ickets are being purchased By all classes OF
people. in every part of the country it is rea-
Sonable to conclude that the enteirise Will
soon terminate in the kappieS, styld
twill not b. necessary for ticket hCaers TO be
present at the distribution of the Gis, unless
they wish to. as they will be duly not I'd of the
time and manner Of the partition Of Il prop
er,y. and ali may safely rely on thesonora-
be fulflment of the undertaking. aldIhe per-
fectly fair and satisfactory disposith 4 thea
bove named Gifts. When the Gid areawar-
ded. holders of tickets shall also b p1mptly
notified as to what Gifts they viii hcete.
Any information relative &c the OTIS pay be
Obtained through the Office Of fe Worlds
Hall. where also may be had an1espAsible
reference desired.
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WORLDS Hall. 277 and 80, Brosway. New
York. and tie tickets. with a cor OF the pa
per, viii be promptly forwarded tany part Of
weird
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16

The most successful remedy now in
use for the cure of Consumption. Bron-
ciitis, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, ilys-
pepsia, Pies. Kings Evil, Diseases OF
the Kidneys, Liver, Sc.
It is simple Tar, prepared from the
Cedar Tree. and refined according to a
family receipt which ha- been In posses
sion of her family for the last twenty
years. It's action upon the system is
not. in the least manner, of purgatII c
nature, but tonic: rengthening the
stomach and whole system, and assisting
nature to throw OF impure Secretion>,
which, if remaining, are the sure beget-
tiers of Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver. Rheumatism, and all affections
arising from an IMPURE state of the
Blood.
A=s= Read the following opinions of
THREE OFTiiE Mos! EN:lNEN I FTiY-
SICIANSlN THE cry BALTIMORE
Baltimore March II, 1851.
.Nrs. B. B. .Ni3rrjs-Dear .Eqigm II
Dives me great pleasure in rccommcn-
cling to public favor your valuable mSdi-
vine, Cedar Tar a. an excellent Pre-
dentIye or curative in the first stages of
bronchial affections, or diseases OF The
lungs, and also rs n very valuable tonic.
Yours respectfully. Il. Fl. WriEh!, NJ. ID.
| Subscribe, with pleasure and full con-
fdence to the good effects of the Cedar
Tar, a. prepared and sold bv Mrs. Nor
ri$, III many cases Of disease, having
prescribed il frequently and always with
good effects.
March 81. 1851 A. Rich. NJ. d.
Ms. B. 3. adam: IT gives
me pleasure to recommend TO the fayora-
bic notice of the public vour valuable
medicine, Cedar Tar in bronchial aifec-
tons and diseases of the lungs.
March y, 1881. ThoS. Owings. VI. d.
Mrs. n orrls has received. unsolicited
more certificates of cures performed bv
the CEDAR TAR than were ever given
o any patent medIcipe extant.
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
SDW IZ.JU UJ
THIRTY ELEGANT ROsE-EOOD

q. 900 vols. MRS. PtRTfNGfON's
C'ARPETBAGOFFCNa5af. ln.GC0 90
10000 pieces Of the most FASH nahle
MjSiC. at - cts. $50 90
5000 elegant STEEL ENCRAN-
IN(iS. nj - cts 1850 90
S0.GW Finely engraved POCKET
MAPS OF THE CITY OF VIEW
YORK. l4.i27 Is
81 $50 PORTE-MONNIE:S al gle. .772 %
St. Mary's beacon., 1854-11-16
Sarah MULLEN, 80 French street.
CONSUMPTION CURED!

RICHMOND, AprlI Y, IS0Z
Mr.. p. Horton Keech. .Ageai far Cedar
Tar--Dar Sir: 1t is with sense to
gratitude, and de sire that others. suffer
ing from disease. may be induced TO tr-
the Cedar Tar, that am infuen psooy