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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

Il appears from the evidence that persons
who were violently opposed to an extension
Of Colts patent, aud who had taken the
necessary steps TO make their opposition
effective, were by some mysterious process
induced 10 return home, and keep silent 1t
also appears in evidence, that contingent
fec of ten Thousand dollars has been offers
cd to an opponent Of Colts bill to buy off
his opposition, and secure his counieuancc
and support To the measure. Intention Is
called to three letters from M'ssrs. l.. &,
Levin aud JfnG ClrnrNs, written in De-
ccmler last, aud which go to show that
these VI. C.'s have been deeply mixed up
with these corrupt transactions.
The. committee proceed to say:
Another fact, that must not be over
looked. is, that in Colts case. a most ex.
traoriinary aud unusual number OF agents
and attorneys have been employed to urge
the passage OF tho bill by Congress. We
haze Messrs, Dicherson, Clemens, Levin,
,shman, Chase and Thompson. and the
half dozen Thompson employed, bnt whose
names he declined to mention on very
frivolous pteieSt Il IS not at all improba,
BILE that thosc are others. us upon this rou,
also there has been a studious effort a,
concealmenl
Now. what !, The fair. the legitimate,
the only inference from the extraordinary
array OF outside influence in behalf Of this
particular measure Can further evidence
be necessary to show tba, the application
g devoid oil merit that iar greater reliance
is Placed opou outside Influence dian upon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

Or Thos H. Benton has been defeated
for Congress, IN the st. Louis district, by
Luther VI. kenueti the Know Nothing
candidate. kenneil's majority was 700
Glad Of it. Benton ought to have been
thrown overheard when he voted for the
Drerou bill
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

Monday In scpistri~r scat.
RI GRows 10 81 csntdalo iof County Surveyed
ior ll,ffison CoanlY. to All the yaoaary ocoasionct
by thr bath Il isnss A. Ill Election Gfl VI 'ndai
n seisein'ef nsst
/ O-9- We are authorized to state that I
! \. IIanrs. EsG, viii serve as ono Of Tho
School Trustees for Precinct No. 3, II the
people think proper to accept OF his ser
y,ccg.
o. Mr. {. l.. Collins, late editor and
proprietor Of the San Augustine Herald
has purchased tho Tyler Telegraph. Mr.
{, called on Us last woek. We were pleased
to make bis acquaintance, and hope that his
future career may be useful to the public
and profitable to himself
0J-1hc Central 1exian is the name Of a
papcr published At anderson, Grimes coua.
ty, in this State, by Messrs. !. d. \ Il. \
Van Horn, the first number of which was
received GONE time ago, and noticed in n
complimentary manner l,nt il appears va
neglected to place the name Of tho Texan
thorrid spelling on our exchange book
4 marginal note on the last number Of that
papor informs Us Of our neglect and we
have reciiied it. The Teaan Is M oxcclen,
paper, aud we would not be without il on
any account
or We take pleasure In calling ailen.
ton to the card of Nr. J.. ". Mason,
which will be found on the succeeding
pagc. Nh VI has opened classes Ia Mar.
shall, in rcnmanslip sad Boob keeping
IS toaehcr of thcso branchos wo are
satisfied tina, be- is moro competent than
any one who has ever Taught IN this place.
Every Que viii BE- satisfied Of the justice oi
this remark, by examining bis syotom. mode
Of instruction, aud the iapid ad,ancemout
Of bis pupils.
0.r The Spa,l. " eslon Announces a
grand anli railroad taz barbecue, To be
given an Friday, f., September, at Summer
Grovo' So i secris that our Louisiana
iicnds arc not as wcll satisfied on the sub
lcct of railroads ms they ought 10 BE-. Cob.
Coleman ought to hayc reserved his Nar.
shall gpccch io5 bis Cadlo Iiieuds
or The editor Of the JclIorssn IIcrald,
under lis editorial head, recommends, IN
very afi,uut manner, soms patent medicines.
lie says. Ia conclusion, Try them, and
YOU VIII be convinced Of their rrai worth. "
rs good luck would have 70, we are IN good
health, aud consequently need be in no
hurry about the matter Docs the editor
speak from experience lIas he tried Them
al Or has he any one employed to test
the virtues OF tho medicines advertised in
the Herald, ,n caily answer is desired,
as we don't know what might happen
o. Count Nessolfole, il appears, is IN
core poudence with the editor OF the
Shreveport Democrat He has taken Dr.
Estes for a DutchmBn, and wants TO stat
u Know siomclhinF society IN Shreveport,
IN opposition 10 The Know Nothings The
Docior informs tho Count that he is not
foreigner, bat was born in the Old Dor,n.
ION, "neat the North Carolina line By
tho way, we should like 10 know il the
Doctor don't belong to the T. rs of Nir
ginla.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

or We arc authorized to state that I,
\. IIAHrs, Esq, viii serve as ono Of the
School Trustees for Pfecinc, No. 3, II the
people think proper to accept OF his ser
vice..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

toffotsftp UfI.--N VT Nherrnfd, O
Galveston, Texas, it IS announced is pei.
ieci.ng yaluabl. invention by which be
can produce oil hy compre.sufc from cot
ton seed. One hundred pounds Of seed
Yields from ~ to 3 pounds Of on, whirh,
when properly clarified, Is equal 10 sweet
oil Tor machinery, aud is superior TO ordi,
nary lamp oil. While il can DO sold At one.
halt or ohe ihifd the cos, Of either Anoih
sr source ii Income Is The cake formed OF
the see'l. when tbs oil ia pressed out. II is
valuable for feeding hogs aud o,hcs farm
stock. Cotton seed ha, heretofore been re>
gardcd as sasi'ely useless
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

4 CAUTION 10 S,olps.-- The following
&c, OF Assembly was passed il Virginia IL
l1sg.
An lei fer he Punishment # lScaad,'
bnv P,fsoas. Whereas, many halbling
women SANDER and scandslise their neigh,
l.ors, for which their poor husbands are
often involved IN chafsablc and veAalious
suits aud costs IN grea. damages.
BE il therefore enaeted by the authority
aforesaid. that IN actions Of SANDER occa-
stoned by tho VILE after iudgmcn, passed
Tor damages, The woman should be- punish,
ed by duckiug and il the slsndcr should
ho SO enormous as 10 be adudsed at gfoal.
er damages than hsc hundred pounds Of
tobacco, then tho woman To suffer ducking
for each fyc hundred pounds Of tobacco
adjniged against the husband. il he refuses
to pay the tobacco.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

The flag and tho state Senator Of Eusk
1t appears that we committed two errors
ia our notice OF tho election to the State
Senate Of ". Flanagan, Esq, Of Rusk
county. First, his opponent Or. hassie,
was not nominated In convention, as we
supposed The idea hat he was, we Ger,
tainly drew from the remarks OF the Flag !;
but as we have mislaid the paper, We eau
not refer to the language OF our co.einpo.
rary. How came Dr. Massie to run Was
it a voluntary act on his part, or was he
called out and if so, by whom Second
", we are informed by the Flag tha' the
assertion that Mr.. Chiffon took the stump
agains! Flanagan is utterly wilhou, loun>
daton. We take pleasure in making The
necessary correction. Our Information was
derived from common street talk In War
shall. Honor to whom honor is due
Tho Flag. then, is entitled to the full credit
Of Dr. Massie's defeat and Mr. l'lanagan's
election Rusk county is represented by
the Flag AS democratic by considerable
majority Yet in that county, with the as
sistanco cf the democratic paper, which
enibaloned al lis masthead the name of
the democratic candidate, the wing, without
any attentions all, was elected by a
cool hundred - minority. The flag says
"if he wiil examine the columns of our
paper. he will liud that there was no partl
cular expenditure Of euergy on our part in
his support
We do no, know what tho flag cons
aijors particular expenditure of energy.
Nre we To infer that the result would have
boon more o. less favorable TO nr Naa,ic,
lad Il been bestowed Bot tappe.rs Mr.
Flanagan is not the oul, ous who Nos beon
benefited by the Flags opposition. H.
opposed, in q violent manner. THE Pc election
Of ) = Donle, yet that gentleman obs
tanned O pluuli, N Rusk county Of over
two hundred
Our contemporary thinks we have lrs' oar
" sweet tempot' IL never was more
mistaken. We feel tiulis % him and all
the world. Nafc than this, wo ar, satisfied,
Notwithstanding has self roproaebcs, that he
has not lacked excrtion. We eau only res
grot that his Efforts have been 50 uaioftn
uato to those whom we are persuaded he
intended 10 aid
e. Major ", L. Souny, Of the state
Gazette, has sold out his interest in that
ESTABLISH neut to ledge W s. Oldham, Mr..
o. is ssvl to be lawyer Of some distinction
from Arkansas, aud the impression is, he
will make a good editor, While we wei
como him cordially to tho editorial ranks,
we canno, hu, regret The loss TO the corps
Of bis able predecessor.
o. In times long gone by, il We are to
credit old legends, the devil was ia the
habit Of paying II high price (or human
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

lsonnise IIEArsN.--A Boston Iapcs
says, n prejudice exists against the tholera
Hospital on For, It'll among lhe Irish. and
some threats have been uttered concerning
Il. Yesterday, when the hoarse was rcmos.
ing The body OF one who bad died there, 4
was followed by quite collection Of poo.
pie, chiefly women aud boys, and stones
were thrown nj tho hcnrsc. The police az,
rested one woman, who WAS the nlnsl con
rpicnons OF the crowd, bu, she was dis
charged after while with au admonition
from Capt. morrill,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-09-02

" Ut. c. l.. COLLINS, late editor aud
proprietor Of tho San Augustine Herald,
has purchased tho Tyler Telegraph. Mr..
{, called on Us last woek We were pleased
to make bis acquaintance, and hope iha, his
future career may be useful to the public,
and profitable to himself
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
EELEGRAPHIC NEWS
BY the National Line.
FOREIGN NEWS.
AnRIyAL or ,EAE cANApA.

/ %
New YoRK, Oct. o. Canada arrived this morn
ing with dates 10 The 2Sd,, one week later The
newsis Interesting. Ia-
| Eight thousand men Of the Crmea eSneullOI
landed and marched towards Sebas'opol
LIvERrooL, Friday eve.-Mligai IePotls sales
Cotton for week $4,000. Orleans fair g. InlJdllng
81 8, upland fair g, mhldliug 8, demand moderate
prices in favor OF buyers. Rlcur' western canal
Sis Cd, Ohio SIS Cd, Corn, yellow aud White S6s'
Wheat los 9h.
The Canada tingsno news OF Tue ATe'le' whlch
sailed on h,rIeguut day.
The steamer PelTt put back TO Clyde IN u
damaged condition.
1t Is officially announced by The French aud
English governments that an tie l4tl OSUOO men
landed witlrul opposition at EnpalOTIn, anu nm
mediately marched upon SebaSIIpOl'
The RuSsun fleet lind again ran into SevUslopolI
and pitt OF the allied fleet had arrived OIL, =,
II was slated from CunslanlinOpe, butiliS as yet
uucOnGTmed, that The Car, had, al the last
moment, assened to tue Terms, ana steamer was
desl,aiched IL postpone Tue landing oil The fleet,
but at lost adv.Ces had mol TenClrd Tile feet
The fastest ndvIces announce tint it is decided
that neither SwrnbOrg II Constant shall Ou at
tue ked this season. ... ....I
TIE French battle fleet returns 10 France, and
il is reported that The batteries at Odessa are again
bOmUaTded.
Anapa and KeIsh are closely bloCkadsd.
The evacuation Of MOldavia isnOw complete.
GuyOn has heen recalled from Asia.
Greece makes submission TO tue Porte, and
ogrees to sign The tFenly Of commerce.
The rupture between Turkey und Persia Is Off
Cially cUnlrd!icled. ...
Span sll alInirS unchanged.
The Belgian Ministerial CRISIS is over' They re-
main in office.
Tie Brokers' cTculOr reports cotton dill, prices
easier, but not Quoiaby lUweri there was but lit
tie speculative dvmnndj Mobile toir middng l.6;
Upland midjing 8. Stock SS7,6UO Dal's, inclu'
ding 6S5, 100 American.
BleudsluGs are generally firm, with m upward
tendency. The Brokers say: Flour odvnnced "s'i
wheat I'D; corn lsGd.
Richardson's circular quotes white wheat 9sGdu
los; red sS9dn9S. Western Cnnn flour 29SBduSl 81
Bait AMI Phila. 3lsGda33,Gd; Ohio 33s6daS0S ln'
dim corn 3isaS7s.
GaEdnrr'S circular reports bee unohnnged with
limited business at pIeylOnS rates. Pork Un'
changed with limited sales. Bacon triae higher.
Lard, sales Of the week 200 tons OF 62s, holders
demanding an advance. Prices advnnced6J. Con
soils ISL for American stock; lair business doing
U. S. bonds, G's, 1868 ut l05lnl01A Ito do stock
nllOGnlO7; Penn. SIS S2aSSr Md, SIS 92aOi.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
MlRDER.

PmLA pELPurA, Oct, ia despatch from Bright,
on, N. j., says that on Thursday night about
O'Clock, man named VIM. Cay, a resident q
Melville, N. j., whIlStTelurning home hOm PM
adelphia on OF, and within one mile OF his home
was Shot aud robbed, and lett lying on lle Ioad
where he was found in dying condition, the
persons who attacked hun are supposed lohnve
been Frenchmell, one Of whom is described Us
/ aving had ON a cap, and lie other low crowned
bnl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07

CnnD PrLL FIONA WISDOM Yes, erday child
sd,bout $ monrhs, whose Cather's name is New
Dunn, aud who occupies lie ICONS above Q.
'ljJy's Oyster Depot, on Monroe street, crep'
tough one of The windows and fell 10 the alley
bw, distance OF over 90 ieet. II alighted on
Il eIuh ant, extetUulIy, was IOt much injured,
o1gh it may be severely hurt internally
The accident was one which SLOWS the great
re which should he taken with upper stories 90.
Ped by children. The window was not hOisled,
Ahe child CreRt though square IN The sash
Ubch there was no glass, aud which would not
ne admitted more than 10 by IL pane.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NEw YoRK, Oct. 6lh.--'rhe anniversary Of the
American Bible Union was calculated to day
Rey. DR.. Cone was chosen President. The Tea
suSrr reported The receipts Of s36, OOO.6li aud the
expenses al S35,379.
The New Ycrk Colonization Society have char
tered the bnrk E7tee 10 take emigHnls 10 Liberia
TO sail on the 2Ulh.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
HUSBAND, WIFE. & YOUNG LADY CURED!
IWa LETFAC7 SFEdK!!
nnELylLLE, AIIggIlony 81, Md.

May 4ih, 1872.
70 MSss1A Motiimtr 4 MoHS g!-DgAr Ers-lh ju'tlSe
to d.. llamplOns Vegetables lineiure, wish to Inform
you that was taken sick on tue I'd day OF January last
with an GleGIlOM vi the stomach, bowels aud hdneYS
WNsSueWded by four eminent plysle9ns for more than
TWO months all 10 little or no effect hads0me knowl
edge tile seat tue In liamr tOS TctTe iIOn
bottle which my wife lad taken two years since.
cans tie conclusion that would take no more me.
dcIne ION my physicians but try the nStplei anu an
fJe Tell liz powerful Influence upon NV stomach have
confined using the lcuIe, and an now able 70 leave my
,OOniI and cat any common die: Without much hcOh'
vchicure or pi eSSu,o on my SiOnucl.
The Afflicted, their IIieuds, are daily visiting mo,
TO lear, Of tile great virtue there Is IN the "TinetuIe" OF
HaInrtOus.
eSI eet ~ send you several certificates ~ levy days
one especially, yOuag lady WIN had heehGOnhneh
ker room Tor ~ months, with dibease Of the head, al
leCtlnE tie bIaln r....- q -. ID. . ai,,!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07


RvEI ASo SrsANaoAr IrENs.--We take the
i'Iow from the Louisville CoutieE
InE AVN ADAMs--UNION LiNE.-We learn
al this fleet packet, lie Inslest that ever sailed
l.lOl PlllSbufg, has been purchased by Tue Olu
1ncnnali and Louisville Mail Company The
nee paid Is supposed 10 be S21, 600, to which may
f added $4,000 fot repairs, and then She viii
!. good boat again.
With The withdrawal OF the Alvin Adams ex-
ios' Tue ghlning Line, as we understand iInl
'r owners Of thu David White have determined
'sIi her slotlly.
! IN Tie mtontme il is hOI ell tie manaHeIs oil lne
nIoa Line Of packets will not forget Their OLD
Connexions, but lake immediate IneuSuTeS ~ Sc
re aud peJpeluale the trade brtwetn this port,
4 LseiIng and Baltimore. The Soulhetn route Of
,dt and travel must lie kept up. Ccpt. MaSon'
| hhrl.lO.beat, with the Falls CITY, Captain
VI,5ln. the new BoStona, ard tue CITY oil wheel
3 Virginia. Baltimore aud HhOS. Swonn, con-
Use line Of six boats WneQualled OH the ono
SINKING OF THE MALrA-LIVES Losr.--Fhe tel
f'iapt, Saturday, brings tie information Of the
Us Of Tue little steamer Malid, by striking snng
lie Lower Ohio, near Little hurricane Island
t'c5IPlnill with the loss Of several lives. Tie
9l wsSon her way To Cairo aud Memphis, Iron
Va Pou aud Cincinnati, with cargo OF drygoods'
Ns leetiyed considerable freight here, which was
'e ulJtrsiand, covered by 100000 insurance ~
Nrous local Offices. 4 puEiion OF this cargo
'''yt Memphis, Hickman, ORd 0sceola, Ark.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07

TaE Nays0iIIe Eagle Of Saturday says a 6eau''-
Ia new little slern.wIleel steamer, cnlted the
EAA passed down on Thursday nigLt-On " $S'
Nki out ltom Pittsburgh!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07


THE Uyd Onlagen rs valuable discovery for proieCl-
ing Tie ee IRON damp OF cold, aUd Therefore preventive
OF mny Lung diseases Without 0Hy dorioring IrhaisTeT
The HydrOmaf rs In tile sole, ard worn inside
tho gHOlO huOe It's btdcdisd chaBceT is pOWe UIul
Antidote 10 disease
EoT gentlemen It win be found agreeable, warm, aud
healthy, TO wear IN The Coldest Taniesl weather. as tile
lo"t cannot become wet II The iIy omascn is Inserted
LADIES' may wear tho shicsi sOed bVos shoes In the
lnOst hcehct wca her with lnlpuuty, while GOnsuUi
non, 50 prevalent among The young O country, may
DC lIwarlei ~ er general adoption. They entirely SUI
PeieeIc over shOeN as the later tile feet per-
hPIe avery unhealthy msuueri and heSidcs. not
uanee Gus wear To PEDESTRIANS In icy weat0 like India
IuhOor. While tile latter cause tie eel To appear
tcney large, the ydloNaEen, being jnerc thin slice Of
kperaed peculiarly placed inside, docs not InceSs
Tie SlLO u the hOOtI tic loot appear untldy-
To CldTenihey ave extremely valuable as they M GU
taSe III exercise with cOmOrt and healthy effects. Their
expense Is 80 slight 10 need merluni besides,
ihose wIO atronze leni Will td their yearly doeioT's
bits much dlmiHfsh6d hsTtby.
hs tile HydrOmagen is becoming more known, Its sale Is
Increasing 10 AZ almost incredible extent Last year IN
LONDON, Manchester, birmingham, Liverpool Glasgow,
Leeds, Dublin, PIlis Antwerp, Hamburgh, and Berlin.
our sales reached 1324jO pairs u cork sUs THIS year
The humber VIII lar SuInasB that.
ASK tbs Faculty their opinion OF their value as pre-
yenave Tor coughs Colds bronchitis asthma, aud con-
Mems Size, per pair 30 cents.
lsadies' do do 81
foys d misses do %
NOTCE,-RIOm the einil pCes we make vOlY liberal
allowance TO JObbcTS and Who osgleTs so that any Store
keeper may make hnc profit their sale while they
ae article that may be kept In any ore among any
class OF gOWds.
" HARCOURT, BRADLEY & Go.
sep 2;3m ~ Ann 7irCel, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07

Irrle baltimore Boald OF Ttnde has just pub
9A'd lis ann ral report. TheOnIyfaOlof special
ti'! We noie in it is the statement that the
GAOlgh and Conuellsvllle RAILROAD is steadily
.,an0ns towards completion.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07

SAvAw>Au, Ca, October 3rd,--The weather is
cooler and more fnvoInOlv-but louI deaths yes
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
FROM NEW YORK.

FROM MEN YORK.
Ger G.--rhe Evening Post lenrns int the can
ddates for Governor are uhjtCiOnab e to the Know
NUihmlgS now in convention here.
HAupAx, Der. 6.-No signs Of the steamer Arc
lie YET.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
To Make Your Flair CURL
The Wonder of the World

TTNHE eTcat wonder OF tile world las at length been dis
l covered You cannot make one hair white or black,
but Mr. BYRON II. RObb has al length procured the
truth OF Tie great secret aor much study, toll and eH-
beautiful and graceful for life. The Proprietor
has Travelled through various TaTs Of Europe for upward
OF nine years In search OF tile celebrated chemist and
Psychologist, NJ. Jacques, and has al length found him In
Italy, and purchased OF him the receipt for $500 all
persons having the most unCou AMI looking hair,
cIm have 1t Transformed into tho most beautiful and curl
ing appearance that could be desired The composition
OF which the article is composed will not than
Rny cents and but application Is needed 10 the hair TO
cause it 10 curl and In The most uniform and perfect
order @ and thus improve the looks and appearance
100 per cent we NOW oheTthiB wonderful discovery to
the world for The sum OF 81.
u5' Direct all letters TO Byron II. RObb, Farm
ngOn, TTumhull county, Ohio, and the receipt will he
Immediately forwarded 10 the person. AIslsTs must De
PrcPgid 70 VcuTs attention iy6d3m
j received and for saleby PETER LECHBR,
.a 4st. be- tween Monroe and Union,
ie2l Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-10-07
Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Serof.Ld, Cough, Aslh-
nv, Consumption, Liper Complaint, &c.
TRIlVH is MIGHTY !.

i
AIo YOU sick beware OF limitations I-Ask for Harp.
TOMS PtEslaHs Tineims The many cures made " Inn
pleasant aud sale remedy may ndUce oOunteI letting
\ medcInc must have mUIit and gre merit, too, To
Sald The test Of public 0plnIV No art olruhnE cNnGol
vamzo worthless article, 50 as 10 keep 1t w good
medicine II II BE not really so.
good medicine will live, become popular, and extend
its sales yea Siier year. IN Snlc Or opposition Tho reo
from niouih to mouth with more Tapdny than news
papers slneadIt living witness Lsliying 10 the
cure medicine has made him Is OF scIvi, Iia
any newspaper advertising.
In proof OF what say above, we 10 Ell you 10 HlWP
TOMS Psgriglls TiciiTs, aud its elects.
The vie nj T. w. Yeake, Grocer, 7S Pearl ST., cured
81 Rheumatism Of eight years. SNndlng all other RENE
dies failed,
Win 81. Oldham, Clae OF the CustOnl House, dweln:
No i!6 Pine ST. Vi Dyspepsia, great debility, permanently
ured, Il.
w. A. SchacEcr Esq., on, Of the Oldest nasstratcA and
most highly respectable CL:ns, cured OF great weakness
| and restored 10 robust health
JaTTet Pummet, 1853 Baltimore ST., suffered intensely
years with hp disease and meTCuTia rheumatismi cured
alter all other remedies had aiied,
space viii not permit 10 rame hundreds OF othsrS,
Geo. w. Good iClI, Capt. ThOs not, RObt GRu JaA.
Smyth cured OF rheumatism. .
john PcTvail, y. 4, GTi!n, John lake. Rev. v. ESk'
ridge H. s. Navy, aud thousands others cured OF UySntp
ScrUrula cough, liver Complaints, bronchitis saint
Vitus Dance, DC. We refer TO our own cltiEenS-cal on
! DR. HAMPTON the author o. this great Hampton's
thai II will be thati is not amaee got uto nPOse
gHUSBRRDs III this city will bear the same ,estI-
mOny. N' ~.
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