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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
Col, NEeRErx.-The Comnandant Of
Lower California il thus described by the

Lower California il thus described by the
Commercial Advertisers:
"He is a man well advanced in years,
and caunot be less than sixty years Of age.
He states that on the night of the attack
of Santa ToI,asa he WAS stationed ut the
head Of II neighboring canon wi h forty
men, prepared to make descent upon
the invaders, hut that considering this
would only exaspernte them, they re-
Trained. The Colonel says that he is one
of many in favor of the American occu-
patton Of the country, and, owning pro-
perry on American soil, he will never OPP
pose their movements He is low in
stature, with small contracted forehead
of keen cunning and not without courage.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
Malll.

Maud.
folded my sweet little Maud in my arms.
And fondly kissed and oaressed her:
gaxed with eight ON her manifold charms,
And close to my true heart l prest her;
Md 10 Of Sudden she sprung from her place
With a shrek. AM ere l could spring after
She folded her lily white hands Ger her face,
And sobbsd with hystsrissl laughter.
foadled and soothsd her and eOA1sd her in
vain,
In vain / upbr.idsd sad scoldsd:
Then whisp p'ring I woo'a her ~ tsA ~ her
pAil.
And h.r lily Vito As.ds I .aiAlAsA;
4ad vsps vAss s.w sAss ~ tssss - A.d
shed
All DER her sweet soantesanss tSieAlssi.
And laughed when At lsss. all IN anger, sls
SAID
You kno,D l can't bear 70 bs tieklsd -
A HIsrORIcAL ANEcDOrE.-1h he fol-
lowing is said to be found in HD ancient
history Of Connecticut :-"Soon after the
sett enent Of the .own Of New finven,
several persons went over to what ia now
the town of Milford, where, finding the soil
very good they were desirouS to effect a set-
tInment But the premises were in the pea
ceable possession OF the Indians, and some
conscientious scrupe es arose as to the pro-
priety of depnSing and px'elling them.
10 rest the case church meeting WAS
called, and the natter was determined by
,,,lo,,,. tn ~ that SunroH hAIx Attnr
several speeches had been made IN re-
lation to the subject, they proceeded 10
pass votes; the first was the f"llowing:-
Voted, that the earth s the Lord and
the fullness thereof This passed in 'he
affirmative, and Voted, that the earth is
given to the saints This WAS also de
termined ike the fnrmer-NEM. CON-
Thirdly, Voted, that ,re are the saints,
which passed without IA dissenting voice.
The title was considered indi>putable, and
the Indians were very soon compelled 70
evacuate the place, and re- inqnlsh the
possession to the rightlul owners"
DODGING THE RESPONSIBILITY --"Sir,"
said Fierytacias, the lawyer, to an unwl
ling witness, "tlo you say upon your oath, j.,
that B impkinS is dishonest MANI"
81 DIDN'T say he was ever accused of
being An honest man. did l?"said PipkiIs.
"Dops the court understand VOC to say,
MIR P, that the PLAINTIFFS reputation is
bad?" inquired the Judge, merely putting
the question To keep his eyes open.
81 didn't say it was good, rerkon'"
"Sir," said Firryfhcias, "slr-r, upon
your oath, you say b inpkins is rogue.
Vi lain and thief"
"Y"u say So" was Pip's reply.
"Havn't you said so?"
"Why, you have said it," said Pipkins,
"what's the use of my saying it 20
"Sir r." thundered Fiery facias, the De-
thunderer rf 'rhumptnn, 'sir,
| charge you, upon your sworn oath, do
you, or do you not say, that Blimpkins
stole thngs?"
"No, sir" was the cautious reply Of
Pipki ins, 81 never said Blimpkins slo 2
things; but do say-he'S got great way
of finding things that nobody lost I"
"Sir-r" said Fervfacias, "You can
retire." and the court adjourned
Nor SO PoOK.-' har es Jarvis, the art
II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
The GREEK INSTRUCTION.

According 10 published accounts in the Austrian sn9
German news papers, the instruction Is spfeanng ou'
nriNc,e ativces equally reliable, from Eprs Ia MarOh
IS mako contrary statement The former say that suit
and nearly all the southern maritime districts OF Albania
have risen that the instruction exte nds from one end OF
the pndus Mountains to the other aud that lsaVeias's
proea med Commander in Chief of the insurgent army
eters he 9TH II March mention the taking OF the
town OF Arte by the insugent Greeks anu THAI numbers
of men had ioncd Captains krona and Jako, VINO noa
o.sessiou OF the Districts OF Armona Demeko ana h~
titzs will IN twelve hours Il Volo We have, however
two dave later news than the above 20 the lth broaSh
10 Corsfaunople from by the Liverpool ste amer we
a confirming previous reports that the Turks htd ~
e at Aria driven them across the tf)a
tier end only stopped when red upon by the Greek foSn
There various ombe shmsnts 70 the above WhSh
We need occupy space by repeating ferhaps hs
tue state the is that The insurr3ctioo hhOuSn
temroraiiy suppressed is far from being eGinSulshei
1be letters now md state that 90 the remonstance
of the LmbasadoFs o: the four Powers the Greek hOF
eminent bad repled that with the small number OF troops
compCsng the IL was impossible 10 cheek any gen
eral movement of the people. Ii severity employed
,e troor would probably revolt end revolution zo Greece
iscf Tie Government therefore, could not hope 10 in
tercre with
Further st ten.ents that have hand direct ON
Albania and hossgy report that the Sultan troops are
re,ane s the positions which at the outbreak Of the ia
sunection seized by tho insurgents Besides the
5CCO Turkish troops landed Volo $500 had been dis
embarked al Preyesa The position called the Five Wells
was again in the hands Of the Turks and The inueen
force Was laplly dwndng away Fifty revolied villages
had submitted 10 the Turks Al Corfu agitation con
tnued he lonian Parliament had been prorogued for
ss months The expectation of grain has been pr hoie
fr,r, no I,ufa lands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
Dates. Liverpool and London, March -.

The Cunsrd steamer Europa which left Liverpool
On Saturday March % at P 81. arrived at this port
at 81 o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
The West India Mall steamer Trent, with the mails
from Chagres TO Feb % Jamaica 2G, and other West
India islands, had arrived at Southampton.
Advices from Cons4ntinople state that tie tfpar-e
treaty between the Porte and England aud France
sgued on the 18th ult
According to advices from ST. Petersburg, the
Russian Government proposes publishing various doc
uments On the Ea,tera question. Among the docl-
cts destined for publication are some letters written
by Prince Albert
The Duke Of Cambridge. and oumcrous stat Of
ofcers left LONDON The 9th ult for the East.
On bis way through F.ance, the Duke will be enter
tanned by toe Emperor Napoleon, at the Tuieres -
Geo. Brown had left LoniOn on the previous day en-
route for the East
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
ARRIVAL or THE STAR or THE WEST

The steamship Str of the West, Capt L rnksPaagh
arrived La. evening in q days from san Juiu with loS
PASSENGERS end s67 4so gold freight She expercnc ID
,eyere gales from the north most of the passage We
notice in her list Of passengers the names OF the on Mr.
Duer and family menbro of Congress from Madison Co.
in this State and nty L S Consul at VALPARAISO, al
present prominent member OF the San Francisco bar
Col w H. Russell the fret Secretary OF State FOX Caor
min under Col Fremont Col Rabbit, Secretary of state
for Utah Territory, bearer Of dispatches from Gov Young
md Chaies w Cook and family, Of tie bsnkins firm of
Palmer Cook s. Co OF San Francisco
We are indebted to the gentemany Pursef OF the Sarot
the West for the prompt delivery OF favor'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
-nIG YOUNG MENs GENERAL COM

.wHIG YOUNG MEMS GENERAL COMMITTEE.
special meeting of this Committee was held on Sl'gr
day enng at the Broadway uou.e' justice Jlmes II
dental business and other matters the Charm IN OF
The Committee introduced 10 the members Soma n Brooks
~ the Legislature Mr. Il. returned his thanks for the
compliment paid to him by body OF which 10 was for
four years member, referred to the present political con
dion Of the county ,nd to the feeling waich pf5Va2a
ccved with applause aud Judge Woah responded in be-
helC OF the Committee showing the condition 81 ah IN
bs Cty and thanking Senator B. for bis attendance Inc
Commit, broke up shortly aterwad nut not before par
tai py nj a collation..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

ra,s over IN shencs III. {, TIA rsssonDg Of grsa
Tortion O. e. people
Ihags lGst been toll by person In moment arrived
IN IN Leo0, fhst Information he'd reached here taat
serer cor Faroisco Dis pate a. Tyre Island in
command c party Of 900 we'll armei men awaiting the
arrival 81 GLoibeT pary which Join him, and thft
lie WOv pToctcd IL few days - Leon to take fJr.6le
Posse sion 81 tla' city This news has created great
scraton here 3 'ie next s'asuer judging from pres
Ont sp esTances hali hsve of most interesting
character 10 rlDrica,e. AMI with nv next Letter
lanless should IN the tGe receive q. least
1ribuTe from your Office for hsve but one 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Ir.fr. n n C,..a1t;a.Ule 18th s,4;o tG- tho ( gl-a
scam li.s.e Reiriia end the krsn.l sle-n inkHie
Cation tLL been cent T. iore ihs Ssie4 70 Il -
si1s have established q ire r1cafh o. re oIheo7 az
Nc cr-let-!v preveL Il. merchant iAi7s from ee
erc.nr IL river, al - AIalsE-l-i t-po-as Oily,
iL.v t-- L-el cded. 80, 3
II -. L-.-- orrose tie destruction - tie so-.te
az ~ go Ist & orsers - 1rr ad = D iJrcS
Ii.- all mi 1hl7 b IL fr,t a. e hcs'li.os
Ths inf ms,ioo thar he kas.ans were ohr52ii7y M,
Ei,er reu,8 vas communicate in = ,.llass fryl :le
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

R,;,ss Con.ul a. Gslstz. who. % - llh'hsrch, "a
nounced 70 sl2ownen that the Russians wsIs u,oslas
la ss1bags anchors sni ru6bish into the 8, Georges
Ibsrn.l ami bsi stretched chain seross the Sulns
mouth. a., =, -. a..
There WIS 3 rrmor Corsiinope March H. ma, me
49, n,sn h. the f,-t on the Circlsisn coast tas se
rrfuelv doubtful The Sampson steamer sno rrooo.
fricsfe are cruising of SevsscPo ans wonl haNs '""'
S;stf'y communicated the news - tue allied hse'
Nv i..t accounts from Odessa. the asian naya ic'S
ssoo Is ten line Of battle and forty two other ships
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
TUE RAITIr EIEEl

The fleet under Sir Charles Napier Il being rapidly
.,rsretbered Sir Charles sailed from Portsmouth lith
W.S Win fifteen sail but BY this time the number has
been made up to twenty six ss cfwhich twelve are ships
OF tie lire. ..,a,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
From ASIA

Almost the only intelligence we have from Asa COMBS
in Ire shane of diary OF journey from Ireos nae 20
F--s-,rTr' r1aSe bv a correspoaient Of The Losfe'
M In company with Major Bonfsns. IA American "a
III Turkish service They LEFT Trebizonde on me Slss OF
TIE 1hoe r Ute being deeply covered with snow lae
travellers passed Numerous parties OF scdiery ouas,as
nm gups ammunition &c, ard on arrival NJ h'se!oa@
found Gen Goyon busy and zeslousiy engaged 's o'
gsnizing the army under his commtnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

-, 49, az, HUNDRED AND yIFTgESTu
A., 0cck Saturday mcrning ERE broke out in the
.,,,v frsns bulldog in Oae Hundred and Fif.eanist
GAR AvsuueA Several fire companies we're early On I've
,,orrd Int before thoy could extnsush the flames TIC
Sun6pr was eriircly ce.'royea Th. building bong IN
occupied TIE sre ia ygQossd 10 have boon the w'k o. an
inoeodisry
rIRE IS THE EiGHrHAy
On Saturday morning FIRE wss discovered Ia tue yea
.,ore Of Angsyre No l65 Eighth az The hre caugnt
from dc quo eadir ism he s'e,g engine 40 tie oa'3
mem, The frenen wcr; promptly o. he ground aud by
Their Wen directed Efforts speedily oHng1i he'd me IN g
The bucing was owned by Jacob Herzel and Is ns1f
r 1880 Mr. Angcyine Insured oE Is 900 on biz stock
!, be Greenwich Insuf.n,e Co The rooms Of Mr Iuylar
Daguerrean Artist, we're slightly damaged. Dance to
building and stock about 81 600
FIRE IL BRooGLYy
On Saturday Morn ng fire broke out in frame hone
in N,vy # near TilaTy owned by Michael Brown, and oc-
CUPID by John Gray - qlor store Mr. Brown lived
in he upper part The G,es commune wi Heagher
Hal on one side owned and occupied b. Daniel Glsn rs
Houor store ard 70 the dwell NJ house the other,
owned by William Deace aud occupied by his w fan
Nv and ihst Of William Grange and Edward Seuly. The
Iree buildings totally destroyed
Mr. Gen loss il about e. nsnredfo for 81 900. Mr..
Desgons loss is about s20O0n.ured for $500 on the
boue New York. and for 500 the furniture in the
81 2CO-usured for $500 aud Mr. Crazy lost about 5000
The damage sustained by the faules viii reach 70 about
O. 600 more. , 49,,
Shortly after tie above there alarm in the Vth
District which occosioned by the burning OF stable
in Water Gold 1t was exingaished without much
damage
Ssrnege Of consequence wns occasoDed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

cmemr Co1HT@Nos. 49, SO, 555, 36t $50, 3Js. sol,
H. ls IA lls, I'D $50. 43l, 43b
tonMor Pins Part I-Nc'. 5lS 1873. 43f, tO3, 3js,
a, t 452 asa $50 fs7 80 go iENos 3ii ST.
"a sS7 f3s isa fH ~ "a ii,, as as az, a. 40
. USnED STATES DisTnicr COUNT-Nos. A. 20, - d.
10 r.
1SrpERIoR Contributed on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

IspEFEsDRHr NONivATIOS.-Mr. Lorenzo Jaquns, OK.
Sheriff Of Hudson County, old and respected czon OF
Jersey City, has been nominated an independent cand
date for the office Of Collector. Although Wing in his
politics. bis nomination has been arqliesced in by tne
Democratic City Convention and TIE prospects are that ne
will be elected by large majority lie is no" one OF the
As,cssnrs and has alNnys peonnod his dnilo5 hiuly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

The above dgures are accurate as can be oosaned
with regard to the number OF men. They may be slgat
" above or below the atua numbers on board some OF
the ships but they are materially wrong In course VI
few GAYS The aeet would be further reenf ed by the
following ships irrespective OF the French sque'ron part
of which had already sailed from Ioulon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL or THE EUROPA
WAR NOT YET DECLARED.
NO MORE FIGHTING ON THE DANUBE.
COT TON HE AVY.

DEPRESSION IN sRsAosTUFFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10


rersree IN tho South. West
NopixATros roR TIE JERSEY CIR CHATTER ETC.
Both The Wbg and DsmOcrac City Conventions
pub'icl, announced their nominations Saturday night
Their Conve nobs had met on two Or three different
evenings during week and had agreed upon the noni
matte NJ to be made but had waited Tor the other CoDven
ton 10 snuounce its animation first; rs Amendment to
their own tickets might be deemed expedent. The tc1-
ets new are follows;
WHiG-FOr MqyOr David s. Mauuers, re nom mated ;
for CONcctor & Danmeri far Sctool SHpsrfnte"4eat
Louis Colby for Asscssors Isaac Van Saun Ire Cisrk
DrsocRATIc- Fer Mayer, Alexander H. WaI' t0r
Collector, Lorenzo J0quDs; for 0e6o0< SHDeT'ate41e@
Ie.is Colby: for Assessors Samuel Brdg4rt Potor d.
NIoom
The places desigurted for holirins the elections are
o. follows:
F,rs Iiard-The Hook aud Ladder Ilolsen Sussex at
Second IFdrd-The Engine House at the junction OF
York ard Gregory SITS
TIird Ward-Rosevelfs building in Grovcat, near
Ntrcerst.
Fourth Wharf.-The Engine in South Ninth st near
Newark Nv.
The election will take place tom9rrow, April II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

HAMILTON and RossynLE, Butler County, Ohio,
have and the City OF EGmion with nhab
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Sir Charles he'd arrived at Copenhagen and had an in
toryiew With the authorities IL expected the Ming
would receive him The fleet is to rendezvous at kiei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

Cen A. W. RILEY Of Rochester, is speaking for Tom
r,r.tee IN tho South. West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-10

The following Is her specie list
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28
nR. LOUIS NJ. STEIN, LATE CHIEF

M. LOUlS NJ. DlEIN, LATE CHIEF
~ SURGEON THE HUNGARIAs PATRIOT AR
MY, AND HomGPATHIC PHYSICIAN. tenders his pro-
fessional services to the citizens of Richmond. He
may be found at his rooms on Clay street, between
7th and 9th streets.
DR.. STEIN, after few years rea dence since his
exile in this COUNTRY has had the goo fortune to gain
the confidence of many highly ressectabe persons
and physicians, and, being a strange he will be par
doned tor referring to some of them
the in b: i hind and
Dr. BACHMAN. of Charleston
EDWARD PADELFoRD, Esq, ofSav.nnah in whose
family Dr. practsed. says TO frisa, under date of
18th May, 1884, 81 feel assured that Tou may recon-
mend him with perfect confidence a q scientific and
skillful physician and a gentleman &C education"
Mr.. ALEXANDER, of the Savanna Republican, of
date June Goth, 1854 says: "Dr s. Il gentleman of
great accomplishments, and physician of integrity
and eminence."
Judge c. FoLGER, of Geneva NV York. under
date Sd September, 1858, says: "Dr STEIN has oh
tanned the confidence and employment Of many OF
best and most intelligent and cart ful citizens
There have been instances where what has
bafied other physicians of both Allopathic and Ho.
meopathc schools has been met by him and removed
efectusly"
DR.. MARCY, of New York, one of Re most distin-
gushed Homeopathic physicians Of That city. says
"Dr. STEIN is gentleman OF supelior medical &C.
quirements"
DR.. VANDERBURGH, another dstil uished practi.
TONER of that city, says tDr STE N is one of the
most accomplished physicians of the tee."
These are specimens of number in his possession.
Can be found at the residence OF Mr.. Thllow.
Professor of Music, on Clay street. htween 7th and
9th streets. ga 2l-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28
Tnr powr. or PRIV,


The PowxH OF PRHR-A True MaacAesfer
Nory-The Rev. J. B.Owes, n. A., Of Bliston, 10
the course Of alecturc delivered 10 the Liverpool
Concert Hail, In connexsn With the Church of Eng
land Institution upon "Pbulsr Insurance." related
an snecdote strikipgly Illustrative Of the power
which lies in the hand Of the working men to pro
mose their own social q \foIt and independence
they would only exert Il Manchester ca ico-prin.
ter was, on ha wedding lay. persuaded by his wife
Do allow her two halfpinp Of ale day % her share.
He rather WINGED undeqIse bargain for, though q
driukcr hmsef he wod have preferred perfect
u sober wife. They bot worked hard, and he,
poor man, was seldom o,t of the publichouse a.
soon ~ the factory cosets The vile and husband
saw little of each other kept At breakfast but,
a. she kept things tidy abs ut her and made her stint
ed and even selfish allowance for housekeeping
meet the demands upon Ter. he never complained.
She had her daily pint ana he perhaps had his two
or three quarts and neither interfcrej With the
other except when at odd1imes she succeeded, BY
dint OF one little gentle lice or another to win
him home an hour or twoearlier at night and now
and then to spend an entisr evening In his own
house. But these were rike occasions They had
been married year andv on the morning OF their
wedding anniversary the husband looked askance
at her neat and comely peieon with some shade of
reruorse a. he Observed
Mary, wen had no hol day sim We were wed !;
and only that haven't ,annyf tn world, we'd
take ajaunt TO tn village zee thee mother"
'Wouid'st like to 20. JohSf' asked she softly, be-
tween smile and tear, &c hear him speak kindly
ms Ia old times. eff theeft like to 60, John, I'll
sand treat
sThou stand treati" sai he, with half sheer !;
'has got fortune, wench u
May" said she, shut In yotten the pint o. ale"
"Giotten what2- said be.
1.-THE pint o. ale !" was ths reply.
John still did not understaSd her, till the faithful
creature reached down loose stocking from under
loose brick up the chimn 81, and counting out
her daily pint of ale in the sbpe of three hundred
and sixty-ive threepences, Fe,, "a lie. 3d. put
1t into his hand, excaiming-S
'Thee shall have the holytsy. john"
John was ashamed, sstoniafed conscience smit
ten, charmed He would Mt tsuch 1t.
"Hasnt thee had thy share Then III ha' no
more" said he,
They kept their wedding da, with the old dame
and the wife's little capital wis the nucleus OF
series of investments that ultimately swelled into
shop, factory, warehouse, country seat carriage;
of his native borough at last.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28
nR. LEON GELBARDT, Broad street

- eoTnsT ioth, kiehmond, Va, formerly practi.
oaen big professional services 'FOR THOSE Az.
FLIcTED WITH CHRONIC DiSEASES," such
Rheumatism. Gout, Piles Hypochondriac Disesses.
Hysteries. Female Complaint, YELLOW Complexion.
originates from Bous and ali kinds OF
his medical adyices are composed Of Pure MEDI.
CiNAt HERE'S. He may refer 70 many 6rst Drag
sists OF New York and Richmond, not less TO many
patients Of both cities who were successfully cured
Of yarsous chronic diseases undsr his tYeatment-
wnieh real names and addresses msy be sean Ct his
- 7-dlms
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-28
MEDICINES.
nAPTAIN CANOT-
NJ man HERO OF THE CELL

u rae HERO OF THE CELEBRATD WORK
aTWENTY YEARS. OF IN AFRICAN
CURED 81 hAI TiSRr VEGETABLE TING
Captain Casot's brother has long been the attend
ant and friend. and q now Msdscm es cher Of the
We extract from letter written to Mr.. Stock.
bridge. Of the Fountain Hetel, Baltimore The let.
ter should be read In fall does credit to the head
s e ,s nssTs 2, the 4 all who had been cured
many nov .udsrins might be induced to try this
Having called ON me on the 18th Of April, and
limbs you can appreciate nearly as we'll a. myself
the prompt relief received from HamptoHs pegs-
table Tiaefsye.
You may inform Msssrs. Mortimer q Mowbny
that they 1t liberty to make use Of my name 10
the support OF the good effects of DR.. Hampton's
Vegetable Tincture, ash has cured me in five weeks
OF chronic hsaommatory Rheazdtism, contracted
under tropical climates and of year, periodes!
duration have only used three BEETLES, and hnd
that even the dermtd parts my hdnds are last ie-
turning to their former natural appearance
III have been under the treatment Of several ply
scians In London and Paris without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York. having tried the
Thompsonian and Homeopathic remedies, after hay,
ing been tormented with ealvanc bait cries. cold aud
aromatic baths and hundreds of internal and external
medicines sill effect am, so far. cured by this
Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture only Therefore, my
dear sir accept Of the assurance of my gratitude
and believe me your welwisher." THEo. CANer.
TDelcate Ladies and children will please give 1t
Cali and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Coughs.
Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint Serofuls.
A. . female medicine 1t il unrivalled
Sold A. e x an1& fuHGE aAD
{ HoWBRAY. Baltimore. and bJ DrasEists aad
ste.sasssp per s sss.,.hss assl., ,o, s
SIS 16-dActs