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conclusions by that process. The dead

conclusions by that process. The dead
are generally stripped of all but their
coats. The camp followers. and black
guards from BAlaklava, and seamen from
the ships anxious for trophies, carry off
all they can take from the field. At par
ticular spots you, see party of. men at
work. Groups of them are digging away
all along the hillside, at the distance of
forty or fifty yards apart, Go over, and
you find them around a yawning trench,
thirty feet in length by twenty feet in
breadth, and sixfeet in depth, at the bot
tom of which, in every conceivable atti-
tude, lie packed together with exceeding
arts, some thirty, forty, or fifty dead
bodies.
The grave diggers stand chatting on
the mounds by the sides, waiting for the
arrival of some bearers to complete the
number Of the dead. They speculate on
the appearance of the body which is be-
ing borne towards them. ats CORPORAL
-, Of the -th, think says one.
" No, it's my rear rank man, I see his
red head plain enough" and so on. They
discuss the merits or demerits of the
dead sergeants or comrades. "Well, he
was hard man (; many's the time was
drilled through him, but it's all over
now" Another says, Poor Mike, he
had fifteen years service-a better fellow
never stepped"
This scene is going On all about the
hillside. Frsnchmen, with litters, are
also busy looking out for their dead and
wounded, and in sharing the sad labors
of the day. At last the number in the
trench is completed. The bodies lie as
closely as they can be packed. Some of
them have uprsised arms, in the attitude
of taking aim their legs stick up through
the mold as it is thrown upon them
others are bent and twisted into shapes
like fantoccini. Inch after inch the earth
rises upon them, and they are cleft alone
in their glory No, not alone, for the
hopes, and fears, and affections of. hun
dreds OF human hearts lie buried with
them. ..-s .....
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VETERAN TUNER.

'INHE undersigned infoI ms the musical public that
i he Is now prepared to tune Pisnofortes, Organs
and Melodeons with dispat b. Ferty years expert.
sn'e in the business affords him qualifications for
&C ae:urateness which few can attain, having 50 far
satisfaction to all correct MUSICIANS and
the exclusive tuner Of Pianos at the Presidents
Mansion at the time Of Madison. - =. -
Or'ers left ct HILBU5 HITZ Music Depct. or
Mr.. Wn. Zsnts'uger's Music Stare, will meet with
Iompt atten n but if left at other establi hments
do not reach him aud fall into the hands of minor
tuners JACOB HILSUS,
st., between l7th and 18th, south eide.
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UNDERTAKEN.

WOULD respectfully return my thanks to the
l. citizens Of Washington and Its vicinity for their
past patronags sod say that owing TO the frequent
ealis in the Undertaking branch of my Business,
have been induced to discontinue the .ranuis ,tu1s
OF furniture, and turn my attsntion fully tn the
UNDERTAKING. have spared no psIns to have
every thing that Is requisite to my business, aad
an therctors fully prepared to meet any order after
afsw moments notice, and assure those who may
give De csu that win spare pains to carry out
eheir orders 10 their entire satisfaction.
.-.- JAMES +. HARVEY,
No. 40, 7th st., between and q.
N. 8.-Oskis attended to ct sill hours of the pishl
mar 2-Iy
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GAYARREsH HISTORY OF LOUISIANA, French
VI Bominati,n, 2 vols 80 =,
Gayarte's History Of Louisians, Spanish Domino
- ton, vol --.'' ,.- -. .i..
Perish Pencillinss, by Kirwan, l vol
D:cksns' Household Words, Dec number
Bruno, by Abbot, tale for the young
Amanach Francai des Etats Unis, pour 1856
Jefferson's Complete Works, MT 9 vols - +
The Positive Philosophy of Auguste Oomts in Eng.
hsh, VOL FlsANCK TAYLOR.
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DENTISTRY.

nR. MUNSON respectfully cal public attention
IL to his new, patent, and GREATLY sSe.naS
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial fS3ES
Teeth, with Continuous Gum-ths very SSLUD
PERFECTION OFTuE ART. This style
of Teeth has the follow advantages over sll others
viz !. GREAT STRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, COM
FORT, and BEAUTY, vieing with Nsture in there
respects, and some others excelling Public inspec
ton 10 respectfully solicited Please call and see
specimens.
CAUTION--No other Dentist in the District of
Columbia has a right to make this style of Teeth.
n. B. Teeth consitutionsliy healthy, plugged
and var ranted for life
0ftce and house st no. Zo8 street, near the cor.
ner OF Pennsysveais avenue and 14th street
nov H-tf
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'I.RANS-ALLEGHANY BANK AND SELDEN
L Withers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
rates. .et - CO. .n. f
= Unc1rrent Money, Land Warrants, and Virginia
Scrip bought and sold. ,.s
Drafts on all the lrilcpal cities Rod to suit pur
chasers. -
Persons at distance sending me Trans Allegheny
notes or Land Warrants may rely upon receiving
the best rats7, End remittanoes made BY draft on
any city in the Union. h.-' r.. v-,a
g. ~ - HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker, ,.
dec 9-rSm, poi. ,,, No 432 Penna avenue.
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NEW STORE. NEW STORE.

Lrasss'd''a aOs'ue opposite Tie Bank of Washingts
Mr.: THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
1y1 ths attention OF tho public to examine his
stock of GOODS, which he has opened on Lousisn
avenue between Sixth and Seventh streets opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of ali deecrip.
tons Of Teas, &C., Imperial, GunpoEder, and Black
Tea Wins and Liquors. Of all sorts, which he car
sell at the lowest prices for cash or approved paper,
Be sides all the nrcessaries for Grocery 3usinees
VIZ: Breoms, Buckets, Ced.r Tubs, Matches, &C.,
DC Please call and sec for yourselvss.
nov l2-3m
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DRUG STORE FOR SALE.

4 DRUG STORE, eligibly situated, doing an ex-
~ tepsive business, and with an ample stock OF
ths best Medicines, Fancy Articles re- with all the
order, Is ole. ed for sale, q great bargain. :,
The price Is 500, which is 600 less than csss
Any person desiring to purchase can learn part:c-
ulars by odd essing letter to "Drpgc ist," Wash-
ington city. dec lS-dtf
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF BOUR.
'.''- .GK0Is TYPE FOB SALE.

uTALLACH 4 H9PR offer for sale, st the Office
wv sc ess EoenisV Star, one MACHIN
PRISE. ea2esle of printing 900 imp -essions per
gisterinS N ia most perfect manner. One MEiDI.
UNI SMITH PRESS, in good order, and cne FOOLS
CAP RAAASE PRESS. These presses will be sold
ing about 3ae pounds, but little used, for sale on
reasonable terms. .-..r. nov 2-tiif
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

J. WILLIAM PLANT CO, UWi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 416 Sew
enth street, between g and streets. Interments
procured in any ground or cemetery. Cofans Caps
Shreuds, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
tntsrnents of the best quality furnished at short
hoursef the night Having the exclusive right of
Crumps Patent Corpse Preserver, We guarantee to
keep the dead for any length of time. oc ll-tf
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SUPERIOR HARPs,

M Il have tGis dag received very superior tone
w HARP, from the celebrated Partisan maui;
fscturers Domsry, who received The highest pre-
MUM for Hsrps at the great exhibition in u ndon,
1851. '.. t'I'-. - .... lr ..-. .-..
% Persons desHous of purchasing, by Swing Us a
call have the opportunity to obtain Of the above
unrivalled instr uments. HlLBUs HIrZ,
Music Depot, COZ. Pa. avenue, 1lth and D sts.
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Mr.. Vanber ure carman nose me-.

U A showmAn's elephant, as he was
being drove through . street ".down
east" beguiled the journey by picking
.up'stray wisps of hay. with his 'probos-
cis,i when an hishmzn among the by
ISLANDERS exclaimed :" All what sort of
,alba.te vas that, shurs. aseing hay with
his tail ll. =. ,u.- 80 -. 80. ~. 80, ~
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MUSICAL GIFTS.

MUSICAL GIFTS.
WE have just received q variety of handsomely
w bound MUSICAL WORKS, suitable for holi.
day presents, to which we respectfully invite the
attention of the pubic. They comprise in part
Beethoven's Sonstas, vol 1 T.: - '.-.
Mendsleohn's Songs without verbs in l vol
Moores Irish Melodies, in embossed binding
Boquet Of Melodies, or Potpour,s of all the modern
Operas, by Beyes, in l vol ......-..
Musical Leaves, an excellent gift for children
Buds and Blossoms Of eacred Melodies, In vol
The prettiest OF Aozarts Works, l vol
Dancers Album -. 80 = - .gF
Mozsrt's sonatss, 4 hds, &C., DC. 5..-r
HILBUs EITY
dsc 2l- Muse Depot.
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j. K. HARTWELL.
AND COMMISSION STORE

fNHE undersigned viii continue tbs AUCTION
J. AND COMMISSION BUSINESS. in the store
formerly occupied by d. B. Campbell Co., No. 2S9
Penn yivanis avenue where he will keep constantly
on hand large assortment Of House Furniture Of
every description. Parlor, Bedroom aud Cooking
Stoves, for coal and wood, Crockery, Tin AMI
Ware and numerous other articles wanted by houte-
keepers, all of which viii be sold exceedingly low
for cash OF short approved credit.
Consignments solicited upon which liberal ad.
yance VIII be made. jos. H. HARTWELL.
nov 20-2n >
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Private Medical Treaties

PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
n.B.LA CROIx, M. d.
ALBANT, NJ Y.
2Se Pr.ss and 13O fine Plain and Colored Atho-
graphs and Plates.
~ Price only % Csn.s.~
r6ent free Of postage to all parts CT shr ,nion-Ga
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CHEAPEST FOOK EVER
PuBLlsHED, snd containing
Nearly d ub'e the quantity OF
rtattng matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
IT treats On the PHYSIOLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret i. fImitiessnd disorder
OF youth and maturity, re.
cutting from ezcess.s, which
destroy the ply sical and men
tai DOWprQ- with nh-orv.t;o,.
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.... -. B ALLs, &c. .....
O. GRAND NEW YEARS BALL i -
T PRRPSltHO RE cLU B.

HE members of the ssTerpsichnre Club respect.
fully announce to th.ir friends and the public
generally that the first Grand Ball Of the Club win
he given on MONDAY EVENING, January the lst,
l83S, at ODD FELLOWS HALL, Navy Yard
In order that all may be satisfied with the enjoy.
ment OF the evening, the Club will spars NO paius
to make this one Of the most pleasant balls Of the
season.
The ball will be opened with the performance of
some excellent music by the "Amphion Quartette
Club" 30 well known to eur mus sical public
Superior Cotillon Music has been engaged for the
OCCASION
Tickets ONE admitting a gentleman
and ladies; to be had Of any Of the managers and
at the door on the evening Of the ball.
MANAGERS
--- Marcellus Marceron,
r Dobbyn, RW Howe,
W Tucker, DIV Jarboe,
j Ennis, G A Barr,
j W Smoot. FGartland,
- 8 McNamee.
dec IL, ,1a, ,26, ,27 ,2S, 20 3o&Jan1%
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MUSIC FOB BALLS, PARTIES, 60.
L. +. w. WEBER

N
u ESPFCTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENnS and
IL former patrons that he continues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his we'll organized
BAND of scientific Musicians. - ~
He will introduce all the new and fashionable
Music .''-.
An accomplished Pianist furn sheI if desired.
90 Orders left at Hiibus q IHtz' usic Depot,
asutiers or Mllers oonfec ionery stores, or at my
residence, near Gen Hendersons. Navy Yard, will
meet with prompt attention. nos 2S-2in :
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UNDERTAKERS, DO.
CABINET MAKER 4 UNDERT7KER.'

fE'ns un1ersigneo would respectfully inform tjs
friends SEQ aaaintances, and thu public generally
that 10 stl Continues to execute ell orders in hf
I'm Of business In tbs best manner and ut the sort
est notice" ~ A.A'
REPAIHINa neatly and promptIy sxssus.h
EUHEHALS sttsnded to ct --H-
the Shortest notice, and IN ths beet 2 ~
manner. Bodscs preserved in ths sseaI perfect mas
Ber, eve,s 80 the s1oTneA reoth<T
.asnkful for past fayora, be would rsspectfolly
solicit and VIII endsayor to merit a continuance o.
the sane.sc a. ANTHONY BUOHLY,
= Pa aTs, Q. side, between eth and 10th sts.
hessdenee: hr. Martins, No. 396 D street, tcird
house sses OF ;th street mar 1y-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE shall have ready for delivery on the q th In
w slant, all accounts due us sud the iste f.ha
Maxwell, 81 are Collsy. All these that are not
called or Will be rendered, and We oarnestly hepe
and most respectfully insist upon their basg closed
por.ant that the business OF the late f IN should b.
settled ss soon - possible.
90. coLLEY 4 SEARS
No. 5HS Seventh st, 2 dcsts sbdves
dec 22-6t .' .'-". 49, 10 4ayenue Eevse
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eTIOLIAN PKANOS.-Ths. incr.ased. d.
AL D and at the North fDs Ha1les & Davis ksau-
aL-R0LIAN PIANOS has induced us 10 introduc.
these unique Instruments In this city. a very su
gsrior one Of which can nov bs seen our Mu+ IL
Depot, HILBUS ffIfE.
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FAMILY GROCERY.
Northwest corner of Thirteenth nad II streets.
THHE subscriber having taken the above ma med
plea ss.sf Mrs. !'ssos' 6. t.ss ssss @RQcER a
intends keeping a general ~ SS-G SsS'
supply OF FAMILY GROCERIES,, of the very best
quality, which will be dipoeed Of at tn. lowest
sible rates for cash, or Oh short credit TO- pupcua
customers.
He solicits continuance of the custom of the fo-.
mer patrons OF the hous- and begs to invite the at
teodon nd inspection Of his numerous ftiepos and
aoqusntances to tn quality Of lis goods, ard the
arrangen .nts made to SECURE the liberal patronage
OF Inc nuolc. A. JACKSON.
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SHIRrS MADE 70 OR DER. R.-sTEvENs, r. wns'
- Hotel, IL prepared to make Shirts to m seeure,
and warrants them in all cases to 1T.
Gents troubled with bad fitting Shirts can be
suited At SfEYESS'S SaleSroom.
dec Brovns' Hofel
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HOME EESIIMCNY.

OUH1 VI LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
WARRINGTON, hay II, 1859
Messrs. Mortimer q Mowbray: Gsntemep-Hav.
Ing boon sfctsd with Liver Complaint Of ten yesrs
standing, hereby, for the neht Of the afflicted,
take great pleasure in announcing that after using
. few bottles Of your Tincture, found 1t had &C
complained perfect cure l hsve used different
medicines fsoo tine to time, but lave never been
able to account ttr sny apparent Sood, and it ~
blessing TO stricken humanity that that medicine Is
iound which posss 4ses the wonderoug power Of pro
longing human Life. Ths many curesif 'ies wromght
w. sufficient guarantee Of the beneficial results
which ray hs experienced from its use. Yours,
tesrect;ally, J. CJRfAu HAY.
Gall and get pamphlets gratis, and Bee crr.s of
Coug., Escncfi.is, Rheundtisn Ntaera;aio, Dyspsp-
sd, NcsuoVH%na.sd Gen eral Wsdxpess. As a female
medicine for delicate children We believe Il un.
squaled.
SEsoid by MORTIMER MOWBRAY, 14o B.ltt.
mora street, baltimore, aud 3o4 Broadway, New
York; 0dAS. STOTr CO., WIMER, ]. b MOORN,
D. B. CLARKE CLARKE 4 BOWLING, W. ELLI-
oTT, and MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by r.
8. =. CISasL. Georgetown; and g. G. BERRY,
Alexandria, and by Druggists every where:
aug g-tr
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HOLIDAY. PRESENTS.

MFRS. G. ANDERSON has this day received q
Nl large assortment Of Fancy Articles, which she
has selected as suitable for holiday presents CONSIST
ing Of various articles Of Fancy Stationery, Fancy
Letter and Note Paper, Gold snd silver fens and
Pencil Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Back.
CANNON Boards and Chess, Paper Weights Ink
stands, 30. -
Also, selection Of Miscellaneous Books, consist.
Ing Of Poems and Juvenile Books, which will be
sold 1T reduced prices. 81, = :
276 Pa. Az, Cd door from Kirkwood House.
dec 2l-2w
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CUPERIOR BOTTLED LIQUORS FOR MEDICI-
~ NAL PURPOSES.
Choice Cognsc Brandy
Port, Sherry, and Madeira Wines
Families recommended by their physicians the
use of any of ths above liquors for medicinal pur-
poses, viii bear In mind that the subsc riber has
them constantly on hand, Of the purest and best
quality. ROBT K. TWeEDY, Grocer,
- corner Pa. avenue and 18th st., S. side.
dee 21-dtJanl '
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4 PPLEs, POTATOEs, sc.
"A A superior lot hourly expected to arrive per
sohooners Village Gem and Pearl, for sale by
NJ. ELORIDGE
dec 2l-tf Union Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
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4CGANDARDRRENoH AUTHORS ane editions I,
- Tine Pa Is bindings aye for sale IN variety b
the undsr.isnen; imported by himselff IA Pa is-
psny Of them Just opened. . : '''-
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IL Is boxes prime LEMONS, in Store and for sale
by NJ. ELDRIDGE
dec 2l-H Union Wharf, Alez apdr,s, Va
,"AY DOWN EAST, Jack Dcwninrs
Y! lat, with High Lie IN New York, the Wide
Awake T. f,r 1866, &c, just in at the New ok.
STORE, AZ Pa avenue. dec 19-tf
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CAPTAIN OANOT.

OAPIAlN UANOT,
A CTH0R OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST BE-
Z; ~ IN9 PUBL1sHsp, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON's
GREAT CURE OF RaEUaATIsM CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
.. BA.TIsoRE, Nd, June 4, 1854.
NJ; &oetoridge, Of the Fountz5n HotA Lsght street,
Dear Sir: Being on the point Of leaving tho city,
avail myself Of q few idle moments to thank YOU
kindls for the medicine you SAINT me, al which has
restored ne to the use Of ny limbs. beg you to
send me four bottles more, to carry on my voyage
anee had the fortune to use DR.. Hampton's Fege
table Tincture ny eonndence Is 80 strong that, in
gratitude o the propr.etors Of said medicine, bog
them to make it more puslisly known as 9 sure
kheunasic cure. HAVING called on mo on. the 10th
OF April last, and sesn me Frustrated on my bed,
useless in all my abe, you can appreciate nearly
. well as myself the prompt relief received from
Dr. aampton's Tircture, and am positive he'd I.
not bsen tor your strong and foroible recommends.
tons should stu have been in bod.
Iti. really . pity this specific should not be sp.
proved by medical men, and like ali patent drugs
should suffer the imputstion the public generally
give 10 such preparations myself who was al.
ways opposed to paten ted specific took this medi-
cine with reluctance, And Without confidence IN it.
recommendations, and my critical situation that in
auced as to try this really beneficial Vegetable
Eratuzs.
You may inform Msssrs. Mortimer 4 Movbrsy
tnat they are at liberty to make use Of my name In
ths support Of tbs good effects of Dr.. Hampton's
Vegetable foturs yss it has cured Ile in five weeks
Of q chronic b:fammdtory rheumatism, contracted
duration have only used three bottles, and find
that evon the dyoT1ned parts Of my hands are fast
returning o their iormr natural appearance
=! have been under the treatment Of several ply.
sicans IN london and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
TAonpsonisn and Homeopathic remedies after hsv.
ing been tcrmented with gaivanie bsi tsries, cold
and aromatic baths, ana hundreds Of internal and
external medicines, sll to no eject, am, 90 fer,
,ured By this Hsnpton's Vege able Finetare, snly.
fhecssore, my Tear Sir, accept of tho assurance Of
my gratitude, snd believe me your we'll wiaher.
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e.. PROF SCHONENBERG,
TRACHER AND TRANSLATION OF
MODERN Language and Literature,
NO. 257 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct 2S-tf
THE EAGLE
- GAS-FITTING AND -
4Plambiue Establishment. 6>A

" PennsyEVsnia Avenue, ara now receisng ths
finest assortment Of OHANDELIERS and GAS FIX
TURE5 ever offered to the citizens of Washington,
and at the same time "cheaper than the cheapest
All That Is necessary is to give call to be convinced
Of this fact. Ths superior facilities of this house
enasses them to sell their goods and do work at .
less rate than any Of the retailers # this CITY, j,
Thankful for the very liberal patronage Of the
citizens Of Washington and vicinity, the proprietor
assures them that with the addition of number of
the best gas fttsrs and plumbers Of hfadaphia
and New York to his present large force, he will be
able to do work In both branches in the mo st 81.
perior syfe and, before stated cheaper than the
cheapest. - JN0. RNkSE.
oct 25-dtltJan.
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Rev. VERNON EsKRIDa., U.s.N..'

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug. l8, 1851.
Mr. j. e. Boush-Dear sir: While am, in gene.
ral, opposed to patent medicines cander compels NE
to stste that have great confidence in the virtues
OF Hsmpton's Vegetable Tincture. For several
months psst have used 1t in my family and in
dyspepsia loss Of appetite, dzzness, and general de-
htty, With entire successes. 30 far as my experience
extends, therefore, tsks pleasure in recommend.
ing 1t to the afflicted ss safe and efficient remedy
ana, respectfully, yours, ...
VERKor EsKRIDeI,
Chaplain, United States Navy,
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENT
nposALDs Housr, io9. IT..
TIE WEST POINT HOTEL.

Tsox srosAtDs lo9. sissAu
TIE WEST POINT HOTEL.
AN THE UNITED srATks GROUNDS AT WEST POINT, Is
built By the Government Anopg convenient landing the
sesmooas Steam Ferries plying Cold sprinv
Point and also between Girson Depot and West Point
been esolshsd 20 meet every train Of the
Hudson Rv Railroad.
elegant steamboat Aida leaves York daily
At the Point In time witness the evening the
Cadets and returns TO the city at ocek, A. NJ Other
boat communications will be during the
The Hotel has freshly painted
son. and the .ubscrber will be happy his friends
and the public.
jeiT-U-tNl q. X. ROE.
THE NEW YORK STEAM
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MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT
Caps bounj numerou, Styles cents que
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do do Russia do do do SOC. do
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