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UNpREcEpENrED SUccEss.-Ihe excite
nent in hahalf nf RAKER,S CELEBRATED ERE.

Z UNPRECEDENTED CUCGE5S.- Ho cACItcr
ment in behalf Of BAKERS CELEBRATED RRE-
MUM BITTEkS continues to increase in this city,
as well as throughout the State. AZ snre cure foI
Dyspepsia torpidity of the Liver Sour Stomacn snd
Nerqona Haadache. they have no rival; and In add
tiou to the great virtue Of Baker's Premium bitte
We have never heard of case Of Cholers, Choiefa
have been used regularly during the summer months
Should you be attacked with the above ccmPianfs,
use BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTEkS freely Tor 2 q
4 davs and YOU will be permanently cured. With
the sou6dence we have In it. advise all hesds ?f
families to keep bottle or two regularly on band q
cases Of emergency, with the conndens assurance
ssme time 20 harmless Ony 50 cents per bottle-te
be had Of all the principal Druggists throus hout the
promptly filled By addressing e. BAKER, Richmond
Va PHopIotof. -ss4;ssfRE4 lssHSst -fSsss - ~
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CAREER e. Co.'s AMERIoAN HoTEE,
Staunton, Va: w. H. GARBER, J. B. BREcKKNkIDGE, (,
l.. L STEVENSON. PDpretors 20 9s.sz
Travellers will find this nav establishment first
class house, and the ProprietoSs always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests.
The "American" h situated immediately ct the
terminus of the Central Railroad. &c jy 22-Sm
REMovED.-The Subscriber has removed
his Office to No. IA Main st., formerly occupied by
Messrs Smith Roberts Hardware store, ard
opposite to Messrs. Smith Harwood, whore all or.
ders for COAL caa be laf, and will receive prompt
attention. liz y7-2m*I r. c. LARUS.
BATHsl BATHs!! !BArHs.!!-Hot, Cold and
Shower Baths can be had daily at the Hair Dressing.
Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under the Amer-
can Hotel-entrance on 11th street Es1As
Single Bath Is cents, or iye tickets for VI.
"a 'sszs1g=t + 5ftsa45 fsff tGszts1
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

" The circulation of the DAILY DIsPATCE
exceeds considessoIy that of all the Daily papers q
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DnTuaBAncx.--TheS Southsids Democrsf states
that IN STRAY oecnrTed q Wilmington, n. c.. last
Saturday night orignating In an insult offered b
negro toa white man employed ON the Manchester
road. The negro took refuge in store kept BY
man named Robinson, who took the neero's part,
knocked the white man down and then extingnish-
cd the lights In his store The young man went of
collected his friends, returned and attacked RS
house, battsring it in, and destroying great por
ton Of ifs contents. During the melee severe,
shots were 6red, and the negro who originated the
disturbance, received severe, if not dangerous
wound.
GENKRAL scorr IN THE FIKLD roa THE PRxn
pRrcY.-The New York Herald says-"The ru-
NOR that General Scott ID again to be brought for
ward in conjunction with Bell Of Tennessee a.
candidate at the coming Presidential election gains
ground aud deserves attention. We have no
farther knowledge of the Iacts in the case than
what the Herald says. No doubt the rumor will
be new to most Of our readers % Il was to our.
selves.
1t Is stated that VIM. B. Astor, Horace Greeley,
Josiah Perham r. T. Barnun, VIM. H. Burroughs
and Coleman L. Stefson, of New York. have pur.
| chased row of brick buildiags facing the Bow
ling Green and looking up Broadway, which they
will demolish and erect upon the site hotel tor
the accommodation of negroes who may desire to
visit Gotham. 1t will probably prove good specu-
lation.
The Laurensville Is C) Herald states that few
days ago two boys, sons of the late VIM. Daniel,
one about fourteen and the other between ten and
twelve, started on cunning excursion, and in less
than FIVE minutes after they left the house, the
youngest was accidentally shot through the body
| and killed by his brother E-
THE ORANGE MEN.-The temperance question
was submitted to the people of Orange, N. c., at
the recent election to ascertain II they would have
reform In the present liquor law. The result
was, for reform Alb; no reform 1162.
George Brown went on spree In Philadelphia
last week, spent all his money, sold his boots for
shilling bought more liquor and finally fell into
| the dock on Sunday evening and was drowned.
General George Warrington Dixon, who was ar
rested in New Orleans on charge of stealing a
| drayload of hams has been discharged from custo
dy, it having been proved that he had no felonioui
| intention.
The fremen of New York had grand proces
sion on Monday last, the occasion of laying the
corner stone of the new Firemen's Hall, In Mercer
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sENGLISH CLASSICAL AND MAIH-
LENATTCAL SCHOOL, By 3 q fKNDLEf0N,
On 4th street.. bstwesn Main end Fnnhiin strssss;-
The subscriber graduated st ne W iss.tots n.
schooi four years Intending to rsnfssB = the bhsi:
ness for several years n NOT psrmapently, he will
nsfaraily use every exsrfjon 70 q - s1asfzefen
DRILLING Viii be introduced when there y
sufEcient number Of scholars.
Session. from 1T Sept e tst yaiy. gssgIfsssa
Ordfpaxy English Hrspches. and e4c.
FoT IIiekss Ensiish BraBchos end Lap saa-
~ ana 89C
opehah payable staictiy IN advsncs; oseshsif psJ.
able Int Feb. 80 ss -. .-a
jy 3i-2m B. u. kENnLETOE.
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George Brown went on spree In Philadelphia
last week. spent all his money, sold bis boots for
shilling, bought more liquor, and finally fell into
the dock on Sunday evening and was drowned.
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THE ORANGE MEN.-The temperance question
was submitted to the people of Orange, NJ c., at
tho recent election to ascertain If they would have
reform in the present liquor law. The result
was, for reform 4l3; no reform 1862
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Among the passengers from New York for sa,
Francisco. on Saturday were Commander D. G
Farragut and Mr.. Paul Loyal, OF Norfolk. Gem
F., will take charge of the Navy Yard at San Fran
cisco, at a salary of fS3, 500
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NOIIO11 Z NC suUhOIIUcI VIII, UH NION-
IN DAY, the Itth of September, commence teach
ing school in the school house occupied by Mr.
George this year The school-house is on Grace ST.,
near Church Hill. He will teach ten months the
school to close the fifteenth of Juv 1855 His terms
for each scholar for the term will be for Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Gram.
$2 for younger learners $12 payable quarterly
in advance. The school, if encouraged, will contf-
nae for several Strict attention will be paid
TO the learning and morals of all the children COM
mitted to his care. JOSEPH H. ROGERS
su 22-St*
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ADURNINQ TLukp Qf slRerlQy qua1i
~ =, ! hss4 ';is,.s1 fss 5|sf a iasn'aR fsua5! &
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PowERs Is still taking his beautiful FLESH
TINT DAGyERREoTYPEs ct moferate pSicess ana Te
snectfuIy invite a who god pictures 70 cni n
once and procure them, whiis,she westher 70 piee-
SAINT y5ssss *. 50 - s,;-
tnres Of every description accurately copied. re-
cssed cut in Lock eta Pins Rings, &c &c az reasou
meet Call and see my new style Of CeAvoN Z g
t,res at iS9 Main It., over Woodhousc's bookstoIr,
III Rnuara. ~ 10
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a FOR RENT.-Several Offices for
- rent on the corner of 10th ands sBroad SITS. Ap-
ply to
ie q TINSLEY 4 BRYANT.
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DLAN BLACK 6ILK6.-A large and
II h..1.c,,,. lcs n nlain blaek oilka for sale by
q HAkIWELL 8 CO.
an q lis orosd IT.
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Picor's ExrRAcT or JAMAIcA GNeER.-
This preparation contains all the eesen.
~ the Ginser devoid Of it, ussless principles II
III, ba found very efficient In Hstulency and fulners
81 The tosch sffer eating. and the relief Of sudden
sr.mns md cholics nsmed pains In the stomsch, and
SshilItv srisne from the heat of The weather. TIM
veiIerc and families should slwsys have bottle on
hand. Price IS cts. - .s. ....-.~..gf
Prepared By Il. biCVI VS.
a si - Gnrl,ar onaeeita the Old Maykeks
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EDUCATION.

THE FOURTH SESSION of Miss
Il TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL will commence on
the first MONDAY in October.
Every arran cement has been made to insure to the
young ladies the most thorough instruction in every
department.
TERMS:
Payable semi-annualy, in advance.)
Board, per session (ten months ............S $500
Higher English Branches. s................... 90
uO uo -.......s....-s....s oU
Latin and French. each. 20
music-ProfessoTs fees. S-lm&
rNHE Sixth Scholastic year of Mrs NAL
Il LORY'S SCHOOL will commence on the 18th
of September, and close the 18th of July.
Residence 4th street, between Grace and Frank
lin.
Miss Ms SCHOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS in &C.
parate apartment. au 2S-Staw1m
MISS ANDERSON'S SCHOOL will
N1 be resumed on MONDAY, 5th September bat
exclusively for Females. when she a.tters herself
she will again receive the patronage heretofore 80
literally bestowed. au 2l-1m
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steam Saw NTill.

toe that he has Removed his Steam Saw Min,
and erected Il anew. Il Is now situated within
few yards Of tho Stage road from Lancaster TO
Camden, about SIX miles from the former place.
Il il now In operation and in good order, having
botha new engine anda new saw. The lumber Il
Of An excellent quality, bleng sawed out ofths
very best Of timber and win be sold at moderate
prioes. Captain Cohen, the former nenager,
4 stiIl IN attendance, and WIN be heppy 70 &C.
edsnpaodate al persons disposed 20 hvcr him
with their patronage.
at shoFt uotice JAS. N. INGRAM.
march ~. H
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Who would not have an

~ Who would not have an easy neat fit
N ting Boot, in preference to one which
squeezes up the toes, and an unsightly looking
thing at thaty
The Subscribers are prepared to furnish the
public with Boots and shoes, which cannot fai
to please the most faStdious. They have re-
Gently procured a fine lot Of fine French Calf
Skins and will ensure fit to all those who viii
patronize them. Boots made by them do no,
burst open few days afterwards, but will las,
as long a. boots can last; and :hcn, what bles
sing that they do not hurt the coms.
Ladies' and childrens' shoes, also manufac
Iured in superior style.
Give us a call, and you will not regret extend
Aug. Is, 27 ON.
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READ HIS OWN woRDs!l
To PROF. UnLLnMAY:

To PRoT. HOLLOWAY:
SIR,-It is not my wish to become notorius,
neither Is this letter written for the mere sake of
writing, but TO say that your Ointment cured me
Of one of the most dreadful cutaneous diseases
that flesh is heir to, and which was considered
10y all who knew me, to be entirely beyond the
reach Of medicine. For nine years was afflic-
ted with one OF the most paiuful aud trouble
some sore legs that ever fell to the lot of man;
and after trying every medicine 1 had ever
heard Of, l resigned in despair all hope of being
cured; but friend brought me couple OF
large pots Of your Ointment which caused the
sores on my legs to heal, and entirely regain
ed my health to my agreeable surprise and de-
light, and to the astonishment Of my friends.
Signed w. j. LANGLEY.
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FIFTH ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTIT u TIE

IlHE Fifth Annual Fair of the South Carolin,
| Il Institute for the promotion of Art, Mechani
cal Ingenuity and industry, will be held at the
New Hall, now being erected on Meeting Street
in the City of Charleston, commencing OF
WEDNESDAY, 18th of November, and continue
| open for Exhibition until the Goth day of Novem
ber
Suitable premiums will be given to the bes,
specimens in Art, Mechanism, and other branch.
OF Industry; also, of Cotton, Rice, Sugar, To-
bacco, Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats, Potatoes, and
other Agricultural products.
The Ladies, to whom the Institute has been
80 much indebted, are respectfully informed
that suitable premiums will be provided by the
Committee, and awarded to the best specimens
in every department of Ladies Work.
The following special premiums are offered
For the largest quantity of C0CO0NS, raised
on one Plantation, not less than ten bushels
n Silver Pitcher, or $50.
For the largest quantity of SPUN SILK, the
produce OF any one plantation, not less than ten
pounds--a Silver Pitcher, or $50.
For the best improved SEA ISLAND COT
TON GIN, on some new principle superior to
those now in general use, or for any real or
important improvement thercon-a Gold Med
al
For the best MARSH TACKEY GEIDING-
Silver Cup.
For the best specimen of Sun Fower Seed Oil,
not less than One Galon-a Silver Cup.
For the best Cashmere Rama Silver Cup.
Bor the best Cashmere Ewc-a Silver Cup.
For the best three quarter blooded Cashmere
Kd-a silver cup.
For the best Rama silver cup.
For the best Boar-a silver cup.
For the Invention Of a suitable Machine for
pulvcrizng Red Pepper-A gold medal.
- For tho hast Eaaay Snnthnrn
Ruffin prize, Silver Pitcher.
For the best specimen of American Sculpture
"A silver pitcher.
The Directors Of the institute..take great plea
sure in stating TO the public, that by the liber-
aty Of the State aud City to this Institute, they
have now in course of erection, to be completed
by the lst July next, and in ample time for the
approaching Fair, large, commodious. and cle-
CANT Building, capable of holding in its main
Hall $500 persons and also in connection with
it a very well adapted and spacious machine
Room, which will enable the institute to fur
nish sufficient power for any kind of machinery
that may be offered for exhibition.
Every attention will be paid TO allarticlcs sent
for exhibition.
All arsiclcs entered for premiums, must be
sent in on or before Saturday llth day of No
vember next, directed to the care of the Clerk
Of So. Carolina Institute, Charleston. Articles
may be sent after that day for exhibition only
Contributors to the Fair are respectfully request
ed to send full descriptions Of the articles, and
such general information as may be ofuse TO the
Judges, and suitable for publication. Addres.
CLERK OF THE So. Ca INSTITUTE,
Charleston, So. Ca.
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LAND FOR SALE.

n Offer TO sell my Plantation on the Caa
Il .awba River, ~ miles below Landsford.
in Lancaster District, containing seven hundred
and sixty-cight acres, about one half Wood land,
aud the other half fresh land, and in high state
Of Improvement for cultivation. It il but sell
dom that such q Plantation il offared
for sale, and to any one desiring most yalua-
examine it.--An necessary Buildings are on the
plantation, and Il lies within eighteen miles Of
Ebenezer Depot.
A long credit will be given. Possession given
at once. GEO. Nc. WITHERSPOON,
Lancaster, Feb. 8, 81 II
sB-Weakly Carolinian, and Chester Standard
~ win insert 4t.
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Hoe & Co.'S Patent Ground Saws,

NE SUBSCRIBERs manufacture from the
L best CAST STEEL, CIRCULAR SAWS, from,
Two inches to eighty inches in diameter.
Their Saws are hardened and tempered, and
are ground and finished by machinery de-
signed expressly for the purpose and are
therefore much superior to those ground in
The usual manner, as they are strengthened
and sttfened by increasing them in thick
ness regularly from the cutting edge to
the centre, consequently do not become hea.
ted or .buckled, produce great saving in
timber.
They also manufacture CAST STEELE MILL
PIT AND cRoss-CUT SAWS, AND BILLET WEBS.
OF superior quality, all of which they have
Tor sale, or they may be obtained of the
principal hardware merchants throughout
the United States and Canada
X. HOE '. Co, 30 and 81 Gold.st.
GS Publishers of Newspapers who will
insert this advertisement three times, with
this note, and forward us n paper containing
,he same, will be paid in printing materials
by purchasing four times the amount of their
bill for the advertisement.
New York, April 20, 1854. June-Ie.3
THE BRITISH QUARTERLlES,
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CHARLESTON STANDARD.
PRICE or suBscRIpTIoN.

This Jourual presents daily report OF
the Cotton Market Of this city, daily re-
port Of the markets Of other cities, n daily
report Of the arrivals and departure Of ves-
sells, aud daily summary of news and tele-
graphic information.
II also presents a,eskly report upon the
groceries, stock, exc freight, &c. &c.
accompanied by coml live tables of the
receipts and exports OF cotton. Rice, LINN.
Der, &c Also tables showing the price Of
Stock, Bank Bills, Fxehange. &c.
A brief but careful consideration is given
to all the leading questions TINT arise, spar
ing neither labor, pains nor expense to keep
up with the times; with as little eircumlo-
cution ms possible, we will tell our readers
all we know about them. -.
All Postmasters in the State may receive
subscriptions for us, and persons paying
money in their hands, will have the paper
sent 20 their address.
L. w. STRAIT g. CO.
August 5 l5
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N O { / O @

rs hereby given, that an ELECTION
il will be held at Lancaster G. III. on the
Second Mondey, the 9th day Of October next
Member Of Congress, and also for Ordinary.
Polls to be opened two days at the Court
House for Senator, Representatives and
Members of Congress. and Monday only for
Ordinary. Polls 10 open at the usual hour.
]. a. CUSNINGHAM.
r. A. CoUsART. ...
Lancaster c. H., Sept s, 1854. 30-4t.
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IN THE COURT OF
ORDINARY.
In the matter of John
Mills's WIN
South Carolnina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

WHEREAS SAMUEL J. MCKINNEY
w has notified me that he requires the
will of JOHN MILLS, late of Lancaster District
deceased, to be proved in due and solemn form
of Law; and whereas James i. N Davidson.
Executor of the said John Mills, has fled his
petition with a similar prayer, and i appearing
that Nancy Mills, (widow), Mary Mckinney, Au-
gustus McKinny, James G. Mills, Washington
". Mills, George Mckinney, James Mckinney,
the widow and children of Thomas j. Mills, de-
ceased, names unknown, the widow and children
II John n. Mills, deceased names not known
the widow and children of William Mills, de-
ceased, viz: - Mills, widow, and Jefferson
Mills, Nancy Mills and Amos Baker and wifi,
Harriet Baker, most Of whom are legatces under
the will, and all of whom would have been en-.
titled to distrbutive share of the estate, II the
deceased had died ntestate, reside without the
limits Of the State: These are, therefore to notify
require, cite and admonish the said Nancy Mills,
(widow,) Mary Mckinney Augustus McKinny,
James g. Mills, Washington ~ Mills, George
Mckinney James Mckinney, the widow aud
children Of Thomas j. Mills, deceased, the
widow and children Of John Il. Mile, deceased
and - Mills, widow, Jeffetson Mills. Nancy
N ills, Amos Baker and wife, BarIiett the widow
and children Of w ilIiam Mills. deceased, together
with Samuel J. Mckinney, Wesley Mckinney,
and James y. n. Davidson and wife Emily, lega-
tees OF the said John Mills, deceased, aud also
distrbutees IL he had died intestate, 10 be and
appear before me on Wednesday, the eth July.
| 1854, In the Court OF Ordinary, to he holden AT
Lancaster Court House, then aud there to show
cause, ifany, why the said win should, or should
| not be proved and established In due form oi
Law, or for what cause the same should be sci
aside or established, and 10 make such other and
further showing and proof as you, or either o.
you, the said parties, may deem necessary
proper and advantageous for your respcctiv,
rights and interests In the premises.
\ ~ Given under my Hand and Seal o
! ( Is ONCE, at Lancaster Court House, tn,
i ~ 10th April 1854.
j JAMES II. WITHERSPoON.
Ordinary T.. ID.
/ April ie, pf. 27.26 en-
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD
BREAST, WHEN NEARLY AT THE
POINT OF DEATH.
Cory Of a Letter from Mr.. X. Dlnant. Nep
Orleans, Norember oh, 1853.

To PRoy. HoLLowAY, 8S, Corner Of Ann and
Nassau streets, New York: Dear Sir,-It is with
heartfelt gratitude have to inform you that by
the use of your Ointment and Pills, the life Of
my wife has been saved For seven years she
had bad breast, with ten running wounds, not
Of cancerous nature. was told that nothing
could save her: she was then induced 70 use
your Ointment aud Pills, when in the short space
OF three months they effected a perfect cure,
to the astonishment of all who knew u.s. We
obtained your medicines from Mrs. Wight 4
Co, Chatres ST., New Oreaus. / send this from
"lIotel des Princes" Paris, although had writ.
ten Il at New 0rleaus before we finally left, at
that time not knowing your address at New
York. Signed, r. DURANT
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State of South Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
In The Common Pleas.

THE Defendent NJ. s. Sorrell WHO Is In the
curtody of the Sheriff of Lancaster District, by
virtue ofwrits of eapias ad respondcad,nn, at the
suits off. L. and n. ). Hunt, and others, having
filed in my Office, together with a schedule on
oath Of his estate and effects his petition to the
Court of Common pleas praying that he may be
admitted to the benefit of the Acts of the Cen
eral Assembly made for the relief Of insolvent
debtors, II is ordered that the said j. l.. and \.
s. Hunt, and Sparrow & Lane, and all others
the creditors to whom the said N. S. Sorrel is
in anywise indebted, be and they are hereby
summoned, and have notice to appear before the
said court at Lancaster Court House on the 10th
day of October next, to show cause, If any they
can, why the prayer of the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
Office Of Common Pleas, Lancaster District,
sM day of flnr 1854 ~
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WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS, MATRAssEs,
AND
r APE H IN AN GIN G 3

TINE Subscriber has in Store, of his own
Il Manufacture and importation an enoL.
nous stock of WISDow SHADES, Grrr
CORNlCES, PAPER HANGiNGS, Matras-
ses, Satin DeLaines, Damasks, Lace and Mus
lin Curtains, Tassils. Loops, &c. All Of
which arc offered ut prices which are appre-
eiated by all close buyers and economical,
honse- keepers.
II. w. KiNSMAN, lit King-st.,
Charleston, s. C.
March 40 2 ly.
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A CURE FOR ALL!!!
Holloway's Ointment

Citizens Of The UniOn:
You have done me the honor as if with one
voice, from one end Of the Union to the other,
to stamp the character Of my Ointment with
your appreciation. Il is scarcely two years
since made il known among you and already
il has obtained more celebrity than any Other
medicine in so short period.
THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
80, Corner Of Ann and Nassau steets,
New York.