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tram awaits for the other one hour; bu,

tram awaits for the other one hour: but
the trains are always in time.
Passengers going north from Richmond
.ill find this the most pleasant ronts
Taking the Central road to Gordonsy,lle.
you ride on the heavy rail, at the rate of
from twenty-five to thirty-five miles Der
hour, you will arrive in Washington time
enough to take the Northern cars for
Baltimore: no danger of missing connec-
ton anywhere.
| have said thus much about this road,
because it is the best road in the
State, and deserves the patronage of the
travelling community.
A LYNCHBURGER.
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PROF SCRONENBERG,
TEACHER AND TRANSLATOR OF
~ mOdern Languages and Literature,
NO PSI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
oct l3--tf
. THE EAGLE n
- GAS-FIITING AND ~
6A9 Plrmbin1 Eatahliahmant yAofA

AN THE UoRi Err OF SIXTH STREET a.D
" Pennsylvania Avenue, are now receiyiI the
finest assortment Of OHAND ELIERs and GAS FIX
TT RES ev.r offered to the citizens of Washington,
snd at the same time "cheaper than the cheapest -
ALI that is necessary is to s~e call to be couvi need
Of this fact. Ths Erp"rior facilities Of this house
enaoies taem to sell their goods and do work at q
less rate than any of ths ,etsiicrs this city.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage of the
itizans Of Washington and vioini y the proprietor
them at with the addition of q humber of
the bss. gas filters AMI plumbers Of Phiade phis
and New York TO his present large force he will be
able TO do work in both branches in the mo It gu.
perior style, aud before stated, than ths
cheapest. JNO. REESE
oct 96 dts Zen.
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Alexandria, Va, Dec. IL, 1854.

THE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRA RAIL
RoAD.-Messrs. Editors: Will you allow
ME short space in your columns that
may give to the travelling public some in.
formation in relation to the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad road in which
our city is deeply interested +!
Having occasion, some few weeks since
to visit Washington city, left this place
for Richmond, via the Southside and Dan.
Vile Railroads. Upon my arrival in
Richmond, a friend recommended the
Orange and Alexandria Road, {via Cor
louisville over the Central Road,) as
being the best and as quick a route to
Washington as the Fredericksburg Road
via the Potomac: but was deferred as |
went on from taking the Gordonsville
route, by the suggestion that l would
probably miss the connection at Gordons.
| vile. On my return from Washington
determined to try the Orange Road, hit
or miss connections; so after the arrival o.
the Baltimore train (the regular Northern
train) at about 6 O'Clock, a. m, l left
Washington on the steamer George Page
on board of which we took breakfast
and in about half an hour we were land
ed at Alexandra, where we took the car
of the Orange and Alexandria Railroa,
at I o'clock, and after delightful rid
ofSS miles, passing by the beautiful vii
lagos Of Culpepper and Orange court
houses. we arrived at ,Gordonsyi;le a
halfpast 10 o'clock, at which place W
took the Central Road, o distance of !
miles, and arrived in Richmond at
Iquarter past 2 o'clock, ahead OF the Fred
erioksburg cars. There is no missin
the connection at Gordonsvlle, for eac
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A WONDERFUL DREAM.-We extract
the following morceu1r from letter writ
ten to the Boston Post, by its Partisan
correspondent:
A Partisan wit gives the following rea-
son for the comparative veracity of Prince
Menschikoff's s recent dispatches. The
narration, it will be seen, is put into the
princes own mouth:
had dream last night stood at
the gates of Paradise: within the gates
was St. Peter dangling his keys. While
| was waiting to take my turn there
came up three hundred British soldiers,
who begged admittance, as they had
died at Alma fighting for their county.
St. Peter referred to Lord Raglan s dis
patches, and finding the soldiers tale to
be true, let them 10. Next came three
hundred French soldiers, who also begged
admittance, as they had died 1T Alma
fighting for France and their emperor.
St. Peter turned over the file of the Moni-
teur and passed the Frenchmen through
the gates. Next came up a thousand
Russian soldiers, who begged admission
into Paradise, for that they had died in
the Dobrudscha, fighting for the Car,
under Price Gortschakoff, against the
infiiel troops of Omer Pasha. But st.
Peter shook his head as he held up the
lnvalide Russo, containing the dispatches
of Prince Gortshakoff. in which the loss
the Russians was described as insignifi-
cant. Co. said st. Peter, { 1 have ad-
mitted the British soldiers, for L find
their names in Lord Raglan dispatches.
[ have admitted the French for find
their names in the Moniteur; but Prince
Gortschakoff says nothing of your death.
You are impostevs, and can have no place
in Paradise And so | saw these poor
Russian soldiers wander away, outcast
and forlorn, and it seemed to me they
were doomed to wander forever When
[ awoke, [ resolved to endeaver to con-
ciliate my duty to the emperor with my
desire to gain admittance for our soldiers
into Paradise"
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NEW STORE, NEW STORE.

Louisiana auenue opposite the Bank Of Washin gtoT
MIR. THOMAS DELEANY respectfully invites
lHl the attention OF the public to examine his
stock of GOODS, which he has op.ned on Lousi .ns
avenue bet Sixth and Seventh street, opposite
the Bank Of Washington, consisting of all dsscrip.
tons of Teas, &C., Imperial. Gunpowder, and Black
Tea Win. and Liquors, of all sorts which he csH
sell at the lowest prices for cash approved paper.
Besides al the nrcessaries for Grocery Business,
viz: Br 7ons, Buckets, Ced IT Tubs, ID atches, &c,
&c. Please call and see for yourselves.
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SUPERIOR BOTTLED LIQUORS FOR MEDICI-
y NAL PURPOSES.
Choice Cog1sc Draudy
Port, Sherry. and Madeira Wines
Families recommended by their physicians th-
nee of any of the above liquors for medicinal pur-
poses, will bear in mind that the sub-c!iber has
them constantly on hand Of the purest and best
quality. ROBT X. TWEEDY Grocer,
corner Pa. avenue and 18th st., g. side.
dec 2l-dtJanl
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COFFIN WAREROOM. &c.

CH@ J. William PLANT & CO., UN-
WDERTAKERH-residence 41S Sew.
nth street, between aud streets. Interments
procured in any ground or cemetery Cofins, Caps.
snraud-, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
int9rments of the best quality furnished at short
ootice, on the most reasonable terms, and at al
hours of the night. Having the exclusive right of
CruEnp Patent Corpse Preserver, we guarantee to
keep the dead for any length of time. oc lift
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DENTISTRY.

nR. MUNsoN respectfully cal public attention
I to his new, patent, and GREATLY sar-zEsss.
IMPROVED method Of setting Artificial essS%
Teeth, with Continuous Gum-ths very SUlf
.fFECTION OFT 4E ART. This style
Of Teeth hiss the follow advantage over all Others
viz: GREAT sTRENGTH, CLEANLINESS, G, M
FORT, and BEAUTY, Tieing with Nature in the e
respects, and some others excsllisg. Public inspec
hon is respectfully solicited. Please call and sec
specimens.
CAUTION.-No other Dentist in the District Of
Coln-hia has istt to make this style of Teeth.
N B. Teeth cnnstitutionsl!y healthy, plugged
and warranted for life
Ofacs and houfc at No. 29S street, near the cor.
ner of Pern,Elvssia avenue and 14th street.
nov fs--sf
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Mrs. G. ANDERSON has this day received q
Nl large assortment Of Fancy Articles. which she
has selected suitable for holiday presents cor sit
ing Of various articles of Fancy stationery Fancy
Letter and Note Paper. Gold and Silver Pens and
Pencil Cases. Work Boxas, Writing Desks, Back
CANNON Boards and Chess, Psper Weights, Ink
stands, &C.
Also, q selection of Miscellaneous Books, consist
ing OF Poems and Juvenile B. ooks, which will be
sold At reduced prices.
276 Pa. av., ID door from Kirkwood House.
dec 21-2w
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SUPERIOR HARPs,

WE have this day received q very superior toned
w HARP, from the celebrated Parisian manu-:
fa,t1rers Donsry, who received the highest pre-
MUM for Hsrps at the great exhibition in l. ndon,
1851.
Persons desirous Of purchasing, by giving us q
cali hsye The opportunity to obtain one of the above
unrivsled tnsIums snts HiLBUS 3 HITZ,
Musie Depot, cor Pa. avenue, llth and D sts.
dec 1h-.
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AVOID ALL OUACKERY

A ND TAKE MEDICINES PREPARED BY A
N REGULAR M PaYSLC1AN ONLY. LIFE PRO
COLDS, CONSUMPTION, GROUP, WHOOpTNG.
COUGH. LIVER COMPLAINT, DYsPEpsG4 in
DIGESTION SOUR STOMACH, SCROPUI,AI All
skiN EHUPTtONs, AND ALL FEMALE COM
DIR: J: 8. ROSES CELEBRATED FAMILY
mEpiUINES are the result of thirty years practice
IN Pmisdelphia. His preparations are for each
SonPlMnt, ana nave been well tested and approved
Dy hundreds OF Physicians, and thousands Of Pa
tients.
REMEDY FOB 'iEACH DISEASK."
DR.. J 8 ROSES ExpscroRANf Oh COUGH SYRUP.
for the radical cure Of consumption. cold hosrse-
ness asthms, bronchitis, splitting of the blood in.
hammation of the lungs or throat, and all pulu en-
ary dis sases This preparation not only cures con.
sumpt n, taken in time, but 1t fortiss tie sys
TEN against future attacks. As Oongh Medicine,
rs the best IN the World. 1t is now used and re-
commended by physicians at home and abroad. In
bottles, 25 cents, Soc. and 81.
DIR. Rosss WHooP1Ne Cough SYRUP.
This preparation always gives immediate relief
prevents Inflammation of the Lungs, ard Dropsy
In the chest, and effects cure in few days-Prce
30 cents
GROUP SYRUP.-Tbis remedy is never known
to fail, and has saved thousands of childrer-Prics
IS cents.
DR- J. g. RosI's pYsrlPrIo Oh LIVER COMPOUND.
sure cure for Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Indi.
gsstion, and Liver Complaint. This Compound Used
With Dr. Roses Family Pills has cured thousands
Of confirmed Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. IL ia
. tonic. Alternative. stom,c ch and Liver Medicine.
and was highly recommended by the celebrated iate
Dr.. Physick-50 cents
Dr.. j. q. Rosss ANrI-sILIous OR RAILROAD PILLS.
30 called, because they GO hsad of all other pills
In their good eh1cts; as active Purgatve or Ca
thargic Medicine they have equal; fres from
gripping, carrying of all secretons and bile from the
stomach and bowels, they can b. taken at sll sea
sons by both sexes, of all ages and without r-sard
to weather or exposure. If taken with DR.. Roses
Rn~ o~,a Ar-rta Ta,,
and cure The most stubborn of Fever and Ague
or Bilious Fevers-l214 and rs cts.
Da. J. q. aos.'s GeLpzE Pills.
For Falling of tn YoIob. Female Weakness,
Debility, and Relaxation. This disease heretofore
treated by bsndages, trussea and external support
which csn only prove palliatives yields completely
to tbs use Of these tonics, strengthening Golden
Pills Soc.
FEMALE SPECIFIC. A remedy fer Painful
Hcnstrustion. Leucorrhea or Whites-s1.
Dr.. ]. 8. RolI's PAIN CURKR will cure StifY Neck
Bore THREAT, Pains in the face Side Back Or Limbs
frem Cold, Chnlc, Cholera Morbus, &c. 1t cures
eprains, Chilbsius, Cramps or Pains in the Stom.
och or Bowels. Price l211a Is, and so cts
- Persons of delicate constitutions by nature
or those who have been made so, by the use of the
quack m-dicines, any ether cause, should read
DR.. j Rose's Medical Adviser to per IONS in Sick
ns's or ia Health, which book can be had without
charge, Of
NAN, ]. W. MARIN, PATTERSON I NAIRN, D.
KIDWELL 4 LAWRESOE, j. 3. MOORE, Wash
ington; j. l.. kID BLLs Gecrgstonn, and by ell
dealers ia Alexandria, Virginia.
nov Str
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UNDERTAKES, DC.

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN.
THIS undsrsizned would respectfully inform Ihia
friends, acoBaintsnces, and the public generally
that he still continues to execute all orders In bis
ps of business In the best manrar and st the short
.st notice
REPAIRING neatly and promptly executed
FUNERALS stteDded to at
the shortest notice, and In the best s6xSHEE.s
manner. Bodies preserved in The NEST perfect mon
ner, cusn in the i0GTnsss ceather
.aankful for past fsvors be would respectfully
solicit and will endeavor to merit continusnoe O.
the same. ANTHONY RIJOHLT
Pa. ave-, 9. sids, between eth and 10th sts.
Residence: Mr.. Martins, No. 800, D street, taird
house east OF 7th street. mar 1FAlv
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
GERMAN YAGERS,

'E'HE "GERMAN YAGERS' respectfully inf rm
their friends, both civil and military that their
ANNUAL BALL will be given MONDAY
EvENlNG, Janusfy lst, 1855, at CARUePs
SALOON.
Everything sha be done IN the part of the com.
pany to give satisfac ion. and the committee pledge
themselves to do their partin every particular
Tickets can be procured from the Committee, and
at the door.
Price Of tickets ONE DOLLAR 4 FIFTY CENTS.
No hats to be worn in the ball room except by
tn military.
Committee Of Arrangements.
Ensign Eopp, Klotz,
Or Sgt M Ruppell, G schlegel,
J Angermsn, g Govemondor,
G Opens..in.
Floor Managers
Ruppell, Os, FW selihausen, Or Mr.
doc 20-WdS6dlw
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The ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA BAIL
ROAD

MEssRs. EDITORS: For the information
Of the travelling public, who may be Wis
iting the seat of Government from the
South during the winter, please publish,
in your widely-circulated paper, the fol-
lowing article from the "Lynchburg Daily
Virginian.'
The connection thus made with Wash
ington city by the Orange and Alexan-
dria Railroad and Virginia Central Rail.
road has been effected during the past
summer, and is not generally known
through the South.
From the report of the General Super
intendent, 81. W. Vandergrift, ESQ, Just
published, is presented the gratifying
fact that no accident has ever occurred
upon that road to injure, in the least de
gree, the life or limb of traveller. All
the officers and agents connected with
the working of the road are selected and
reliable men, and the head of the depart
ment, the General Superintendent, l ven
ture the assertion, has not his superior
as an efficient and energetic officer.
,JIrSTJCE
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CARD MUSICAL.

NaE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that We
have this day opened our nes and splendid mu-
eic depot, with large additional stock of isir,
musical Instruments, and mu ical merchandise Ia
general. A Call !, rsspee. fully solicited -
HiiHUS BiTG.
avenue, Eleventh and D Streets. dec II
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j. K. HAnTWELL,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

HE undersigned will continue the AUCTION
/ AND COMM SSIOV Blu SIN G55, in the store
formerly cccupi d by p. B. Campbell 4 o., No 239
Pennsylvania avenue where he wili keep constantly
on hand laege aesortr ent Of House Furniture OF
every description Parlcr, Bedroom and Cooking
Stoves, for coal and wood, Crockery Tin AMI pls ed
Ware, and numei other Iic.es wanted by hou e.
keepers, al of which will be sold exceedingly low
for cash hort approved credit.
Con,igrments solicited, upon which a liberal ad.
vaaE' will be made. JOS. x, HAkTWELL
nov 2O-2m
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FORREST HALL, GEORGETOWN.

4 GRAND Vocal and Instrumental CONCERT Will
~ be given by the Washing on EUTERPEANS
v Hashington, complimentary to the young msn of
Georgetown, on January 1, 1855, when the fute--
Ieans will b4 presented By the young men wth q
SILVER GOBLET, as tokea to heir vocal and in.
st-Gmental ia euts.
For Programme gee future advertisement
tickets fer sale It I. KidwelFs Drug Store
&c rgetovn; Kidweu Lauren e, and Elliss Music
Sore, " washington. dec IL eOSt
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,UTAY DOWN EAST, Jsck Downing's
w lat with High Lie in New ork, the Widt,
Awake G;ft for 1885, &C., just in at the New ok
store, q 4 Pa avenue. dec 19-tf
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Private Medical Treaties
or THE
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE,
NIB. la ChIOlX. M. D.,
ALBANY, " Y.
$50 Pages and l3O Five Plain and Colored Litho
graphs and Plates.
a. Price only as Cents EA
A6Sent ftes Of postage to all parts of the Uuion1s

CHEAPE-T ROOR EVER
PuSLISHE Ell, .nd containing
nearly d ub!e tie quantity OF
RIA ing matter in II at Of The
FIErY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS
It treats On The PHYS;OLO-
GY OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret /. firmities and disorder
of youth and maturity, re-
fulting from excessss, which
destroy the physical and IN. n
tal DoWers. with ohserva finna
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NERNUN EbKkIDGX,
Chaplain, United states Navy.
HOME TESTIMONY.
oUae OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS

OUas CF LiFEh COmPLAlNT OF TEN YEA HS
WASHINGTON, May IL, 1853.
hessrs Mortimer Mowbrsy: Gsntlemen-Hav-
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten wears
standing, hereby, for the ne6t of the afflicted,
take great pleasure In announcing that after ucing
Q few botlss OF your Tincture, found It bad &c
coEpltshsd perfcSt euro hsye used different
medicines t-ou tin. TO tiue, but have ne.er besn
able 70 account for any apparent sood and it il d
blessing = stricken humanity that that medicine If
found -h'ct possesses ths wonderops power OF pro
lonslns hUGan life. Tne many cures il Gas Erou ght
u . cC!a2isCt guarantee OF the bsrsioisl resl;tg
vh.ch ~ be experienced traln is pss. Yours,
fsspe1tfoiy, J. CURTAIN NJ
CSll >n3 get pamphlets gratis, AMI ess cures Of
Couy1, B.ossS.Sls, RheumGtisss Ntu1ulqis, Dgspcp-
sis, NeTrSi,ssG,sd Gen eraL Etak,,s,s Asa female
medicine or fos dslicsts children wo beiieve Il ua.
squelei.
s4g-so,5 By aoaTIMER 1 MOwBGAY, 40 BALI.
moro strsst, Baltimore, and 3o4 Broadway, Eev
Yo.f; CHA3. sFOrr & co., WIMER, J. z. MOORE,
.. .. CLARKE, CLARKE 4 POWLiNG, ". Ei.LI
OF, s2d II MCPHERSON, Washington H. ulsc. by T.
z, :. Ci5GsL, eeors"town; aud G. G. BERRf
aug s1-tr
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lust kECE1VED, per Schooner
u Paulina, TWO HUNDRED AND NINE TUNs
WENHAM LAKE ICE.
L. J. MIDDLETON.
Cf1ce so side F, next t. corner 18th st,
Depot corR Rer 18th and ets west,
nov IA (Nat Int, Union, aod Sen inell
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FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

w have just recei ed the finest ami richest as.
w sortnent of Crsyats, Sea- f. Stocks, Hdkie,
Ties, Gloves, Collars Suspenders, Muf1ers, &C.. to
be seen in this city, making most splencd variety
of suitable Christmas presents.
WALL STEPHENS,
Ps. avenue, nex. door to the Iron He'll.
dec 21-3t
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4 PPLES, POTATOES, &c.
n A superior lot hourly expected to arrive per
schooners Village Gem and Pearl, for sale by
NJ. ELDRIDGE,
dec 21-tf Union Wharf, Alexandria, Va.
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DRESERVRs, Jams, Jelltes, Mar.
III malade, viz:
Peaches, Quinc s, Damsons, Blackbsrries, strsv
berries and Raspberries, and Pine Apple Prs.
serves
Black Currant Jellies, in half and one h. Jars
Red do in half pit and Qs. DO
Grape, Ounce Crab Apple and Piums
Fine Apple aed do MarnalaGes
Peaches and Pine Apple, in cans Theoretically sealed
Jelljes
Pine Apple, Peaches, Green Cages preserved ir
branty
Thee Preserves Jsllies, Sc. are of the best quail
ity, put up to our ord r for our sales.
SHEKELL BROTHERS,
No 40 opposite to the Centre Market.
do. 16-1v
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RaY. VERNON EsXRIDaE.U.s -

FoAIsAoUTH, Va Aug. q, 1901.
Mr. J. e Boush--ear sir: While er, Ia gene.
-, oppossl to patent medicines candsr corlf lis
70 state that have great eonfdeIce in the virtues
OF Hampton Vegetabi- Tlnctur-. For several
mouths past have used it in my family ; and IN
dypepsia loss Of Appetite Dizziness and general DE-
btltty, with entire success. 30 far as y experience
ex.snis, therefore, take pleasure IN recommend
ING It to the afflicted safe and efficient remedy
ana, respectfully, yours,
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CAPTAIN OANOT

A UTH0R OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST BE-
"a IN3 PUBLISHED, SPEARS Of HAMpTuN'S
TINCrURE.
GREAT CURE OF RHEUMArIsM CONTRACTED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALTIMORE, Md. June 4, 1854
H: &ockoriagc, oftie Fbuntata Hotel Light street,
Dear Sir: Being on the point Of leaving the city,
avail myself of q few idle moments to thank you
kindly fer the medicine you sent ne, an =hich hes
restored nae to the use CT my limbs. / beg you to
send me four bottles Lnore, to carry on my VOYAGE
atnce had the fortune to use Or. Hampton's TeSe-
table Tincture NJ confidence is so strong that. in
gratitude 20 the propristors of said medicine beg
you to present my respects to them and ino1cs
them to make it more publicly known az q sur.
Rheumatic cure. Having called on me on the 9th
OF April last, and seen me prostrstsd on my bed,
useless In all my ubs, you can appreciate nesrty
- we'll as myself tie prompt relief 1 received from
Dr. asmpton's Tincsure, and am positive had Il
not besn tor your strong and forcible recon
tions should still have been In bad.
It's really pity this specific should not be sp
proved by medical men, and like all patent drugs il
should suffer the imputation the public generally
give to such preparations. / myself, WHO WAS al
Ways opposed to patented specific took this IaeGi
cine WIKI reluctance, and without confidence in it,
and 1t was only through your dsinterested friendly
recommendations, and my critical situation inst IL
auoed ms to try this really beneficial Vegetable
ftnstCrs.
You may inform Messrs. Mortimer Mowbray
that ehcy are st liberty to make use Of my IN
tia support of tho good eisets of Dr. Ham, pton's
Vegetable uncture, it has cured me in I've weeks
Of o chronc IT.ti1nnatory Rtenratispa, contracted
under tropical climates, and OF years. sT sodfsGl
duration. have only uaed three bottles and find
that even the dctoTn,sd parts Of my hands last
returning thsir former naturai appearance
/ have been under tee treatment OF several ply
sicisns in London and Paris, without any apparent
beneht; slso, while in New York, having tried tts
TAonpsoEisn and Homeopathic remedies after hay
ing been to-mented with gaiFanic ba teries, ccld
and sror,siic baths, and hundreds OF internal sni
external nedicinss, ell to 10 effect, am. SO far
cured BY this Hsnpson's Vege able Tineturs Only.
Therefore, my uear sir accept of ths assuraIce Of
my srs:itude, aod believe your we'll wishe-.
THOkls CsEC1,
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I EmONS.-
IL 25 boxes prime LEMONS, in Store and for sale
by NJ. ELDRIDGE,
dec 21-tf Union Wharf, Ale, andra, Va