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Chaplain, United States Navy.
HOME TESTIMONY.
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS

HOME TESTIMONY,
CURE OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
WARRINGTON, May II, 1853
Msssrs Mortimer Mowbray: Gentlemen-Hav-
ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten years
standing, hersby, for the nett of the afflicted,
take great pleasure in announcing that after using
fsw bottles of your Tincture, 1 found it had &C
complishsd perfect cure have used different
medicines from time to time, bnt have never been
sbie TO account for any apparent good, and it Is a
blessing to stricken humanity that that medicine is
found which possesses the wOndsrous power of pro
longing human life. The many curesi 1t has ght
is suiieisnt guarantee Of the beneficial results
which may De experienced from its use. Yours,
respectfully, ]. CURTAIN HAY.
Gall sna get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, B5oscaitis, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dy4ep-
sG NERVOUSNESS as2 Gen eTal Weakness. As female
medicine tor delicate children believe it un.
equsled. .. ---..'-.
Arsold by MORTIMER MOWBHAT, ] 40 Bsti-
moro street., Baltimore, and 304 broadway. New
York; OHAS, sTOTT 4 CO., WIMER, j. B. MOORE,
D. B. CLARKE, CLARKE BOWLING, W. FILL
OFT, and H MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by Il.
8. r. CISSEL, Georgetown; and G. G. BERRY,
Alexandria, and by Druggists everywhere.
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i citizens Of Waahi1 Ton AMI its vicinity for heir
past patronage, and s.y .hat owing to the
calls IN the Undertaking branch OF ny business,
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give uis esi tbst n!i spare pains e carry out
their p-,lsls ~ thsir antite sstisfsstion
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ti PHILADELPHIA, Marcia, !, 1883.
Dr.. O. n. Js,kson Dear Sir-5or th. past two
years have bsen severely afflicted with Liver Com.
plaiAt Dyspspsis, Biious Disrrhes, and Piles, sui
bring In greatteg-es constantly, tse pains and in
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or aay kinf and feel like a nsw man. unhssita.-
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---------- JoaN 3. ooR7,
-1a - .f-s.s Nc. IL Lagra1ze Place
W. II. sds mas, pnh. Of the Argus, Weston.
NO., July IL, 1861, said I hast sunnfer 70 YER,
Low and weak not to os able TO stand tbs case
longer than one hour at time / trisd one bottle
Of your German Bitters, which entirely cured me.
have used two bottles. sent two bottles $50 Eiies
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time; he has also been cured By thsln. ] believe
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Z. B. Perkins, Maristts, Ohio, Feb "a, 1885,
said: 1four 5iters are highly priced By those who
have used them. IN case Of Liver Com plant ei
long standing, Utieh lad res;stsa ts skiu Of seu-
Bottf.ss =
y. KesssI cir, Jewtiisr, Wooster, O., Dss
ID, 1851, said: Il embrace this opportunity Of IT,
forming you of tbs great benefit have derived frors
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found so much relief from them, that have made
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ly popular hsre, and among ali the prepared medi
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3uns I'd, 1854, they said: "Ts recommend thern .s
an invaluable spring and summer nedieineD
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GYou ask me my opinion Of the German Bttsrs.
have used them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, .
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very best remsdy sxtsnt for the above com paints-
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And By respectable dsslers in medicine every
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esnking Company, payable in; all the principal
owns. Apply to OHUBB BROTHERS,
Bankers. opposite the Treasury Building.
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OYSTERS, &C., for the whole season. wit hout regard
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HIS Bar and Lsrder is at all times stocked with the
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past encouragement, he respectfully invites con.
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DR.. HOOFL AN DIS
Celebrated German Bitters.
PREPARED BY
DR.. G.. nj. J ACKSON.

ASs ~ AFsH ssfsSs, HH~uslPAH%'
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islied, By any oths- preparation in tbs United
6t.te as the eurss attost, In uArJ esses after rk
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Possessing xrs,t virtues In the rcctiE Ion of dis
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REV. VERNON EsKRIDGE, U. 8, N.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, Aug. I8, 1851.
Mr.. T. Boush-Dear sir: While I am, in gene
raj, opposed to patent medicines candor compels
to state that have great confidence in the virtues
Of HAmpton's Vsgetabl- Tincture. For several
months past have used 1t In my family and in
bity, with entire success. So far my experience
extends, therefore, i take pleasure in recommend.
ing it to the afflicted az safe and efficient remedy.
an, respectfully, yours, =.
VERNON ESKRIDGE,
Cha plain, United States Navy.
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CAPTAIN CANOT, -nr4as
UTHOR OTNHE GREAT BOOK JUST Be
! ING PUBLdSH1D, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON's

4 UTHOR OENHE GREAT BOOK JUsT Be
"a ING PUBIsHBD, SPEAKS Of HAMPTONs
GREAT CURE OF RuEUMATISM CONTRACTED
UNDRR TROPICAL CLIMATES. ~ r;t
Z fs ID e BALTIMORE, Nd, June 4. 1854.
NJ %oekbridgs, efthe Fos"tain Hotel Light stree,
Bdltimore-- - h-' -9sia-T
Dear Biz: Being on the point Of leaving the city,
avail myself Of few idle moments to thank you
kindly for the medicine you sent me, snd shich has
restored nae to the use Of my limbs. I beg you to
send me four bottles more, to carry ON my voyage.
sirce had the fortune to use DR.. Hampton's Vege
table Tincture my conddsnce Is so strong that in
gratitude 20 the propristors Of said medicine, beg
you to present my respects to them, and induce
them to make it more publicly known % q sure
Rheumatic cure Having called on me on the 10th
sssless in all my limbs, you can appreciate nearly
well as myself the prompt relief received from
DR.. Hampton's Tincture, and am positive had 1t
not been for your strong and forcible recommends
tons should still have been In bed. 7--
1t is really pity this specific should not be sp-
proved by medical men, and like all patent drugs it
should suffer the imputation the public generally
give to such preparations. I myself who was al
cine with reluctance, and without confidence in 1t,
and it wss only through your dsinterested, friendly
recommendations, and my critical situation that in.
duced me to try this really beneficial Vegetable
Tincture. .e.-, ~. 4. r...., -. IT,:
You may inform Messfs. Mortimer Mowbray
that they are ct liberty to make use of my in
the support of the good effects of DR.. Hsmpton's
Vegetable Hncture, 1t has CURED me in five weeks
Of q chronic bsadmmatory rheumatism, contracted
under tropical climates and of years. periodical
duration. have only uaed three bottles, and find
that even the defTmea parts of ny hands are fast
returning % their former natural appearance
have been under the treatment Of several ply
sicians IN London aud Parts, without any apparent
benefit; also, while in New York, having tried the
bompsonisn and Homeopathic remedies, after hav
ing been tormented with galvanic ba teries, Geld
and aromatic baths, and hundreds of internal and
external medicines all to no effect, sm, 80 far,
cured by this Hampton's Vsge able Tineture only.
Therefore, my dear sir accept of the assurance Of
my gratitude, and believe me your we'll wisher.
70. ... THOMAS CANo9.
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SPEECH OF HON. w. BARKsDALE,


On the Nebraska and Kanses bill delivered in the House
OF Representative, 4larch 20, 1854.
The House being in Committee Of the Whole on the
state OF the Union,
Mr. BARKSDALE rose and said
propose, Mr. Chairman, to devote the brief period OF
time TO which entitled, under the rules OF the House,
to investigation OF the bill 10 organize territorial gov
ernmens for Kansas and Nebraska and 10 answer por-
ton, al least, OF the objections have urged against the
bill, aud to declare my opinions 10 certain amendments
which have been incorporated 10 H.
And is, perhaps, proper iof me 10 say that s not
my purpose, in this connexion 10 engage 10 discus-
sion OF the abstract question OF slavery 30 ar as the ar
gument design making s concerned, IT Is mol necessary
that should do so. II is sufficient that should say
that whatever, in my opinion, may be The benefits and
blessings of slavery The master and the slave, not only
in the southern States where II exists, but in the
sIavehodng States. which both manufacture and
sumo the articles produced by slave labor, rest its de-
fence. in his discusson upon the constitution of the
county, where il was placed by the sages and patriots
who formed the government and moulded our institutions
Shielded BY that instrument may safely bid defiance to
those whose business here Ia to assa IT. and whose po
cs existence depends npon the agitation Of this question
NOT do design discussing the general provisions OF the
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Domestic Ports.

NEW oRLEANs-Cld Feb ship. Ann washbarn Nj io5 Ant
Nv i61S Arr III MsaihoD Tyler Mobile ahip Elior,
&C. Gray hip. Lgp' Mas ,o1 T5y M S.mpo
Wales J.an Psyso tnler IRom'Ga ors ooa
Pfny Boitcn slips Heoi. Mason Liverpool Pembson Bt
Chapman Lyeruoo baks ueindS smith Baltimore a
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ish ehf Be- jn Strong Smith y YORK .'camshg Empire
fysrSs1 We. indies u s M steamship Empire City Buid
Apinws Arr Fbru,ry a. 'chn Tiger Walker sacO simeon
baker Baker NewYork CD b. brig Europa Fromes W Wee;
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HPRoyiDEScEI SD Feb Is schr Caroline stone Boyntcn
Wilmington c At anchor oil Warwick Neck 'chr Lydia Gibbs
WP0RTFeb p in port bIEk Sssst.' Srs' ca
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Boston for NewYOrf B. F Brai9sd a PrSytenGo for New
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Lemsn fun Richmond for New buryport Moro MURPHY In r0f
ToRTLANDmArr Feb "A bark octsva Woodbury. M'anln
SD. barb. American, Albion Lincoln brig Lion. =,
EIcI MoSp~s SD Feb IA .esm;nir. Jsm'.t9wn csye1i,
York PerIvsna BaymOre Philadelphia seh' James BRA
d. Ward New-YOrk , ~,
WILMINGTON Feb II, schr. L. ID Wentworth Went
worth Boston VIM. Smith Wyatt New-York l2th sehs
Hunmng Bud, Bosert, NewYo n Halloct Pow rfok
Dolphin, NvYork Ceresco Lord Newfork Hill carter
Line, York 18th schrs Blackwell New Bedford
Shue Belfast Bic cid Ilth Ben Lo, New York
Ann Smith, Burns NewYork 18Th schr B Coffin di My.c
Emily Nckeson, Boston Went to 18th, brss
Greeley EewYok Aurora for Bosom sbrs Alba aud
T. Tor NewYork Vermont for Boston r. Potter for
Charleston and >lcyons and J. Darling for West ndes .
Feb 49, brig Sterling Dckey frankfurt Me CID schr Ma
Louisa Adams philadelphia 18th brig Meteor Anderson
New Cean, schr Agnes Lord NewYok. Went 18th br,
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In Exchange there but little dong for the steamer
and quotations declined Sterling is saS cent for good
and signatures with sales Of bankers names at
"a y cent Tie supply Is good
Fr.;ebts were more active todsy, and 10 Liverpool
sems eooOo or 100000 bush. Grain were engaged
a, lad a lsd the latter in ships bsgs 1000 bbls
Four ~; 100 bbk. Pork, and 40 tuns Argos on
privste terms Resin tIa4j3 100 bbls Spirits, 81 500
hale, Cotton, 5l6d 800 tcS Beef 81 Lard &c, 4oI 10
London the market Is finn, 1000 bbls Resin, 81. 10
B.vre LOCO bbk Flour &c. Cotton, &C. lc, 100 tuns
s2 q bales Sponge lie 30 bales Sea Island
Cotton ic; lee bbls Beef 81 50 5000 bush Wheat on
pri,sfe terms To Antwerp so bbls Ashes so $50
ibs Resin S5s $50 bales Tobacco So $50 bales Cot
ic 100 bbls Beef g. To Rotterdam $50 bales C1tton &C.,
100 tups Cedar $751; mate measurement 80 tres Honey oc
4coo bush Rye I'D To California, there is moderate
lusinefs Of zoe a6Jc
The receipts at the sub-Treasury are s222417 pnid
s3e,7Ol. Balance s6243,263.
The Money market continues very easy ON call at =
cent, and for frstcsss pepper at 70lo cent Railroad
sccIsnces are in market TO extent and selling at II
ale q cent.
The imports of Dry Goods during the week show fall
ing CT Of about s2sooco compared with the same week
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Nrm-vOpn nAuv TpTpT1Nr

.,y IN e dsy, rIi,yiedrsfs eti q bot "a oe
,cTiJtions r.nera aid With - ter lay pe
seod ,uaisI rsrd. Baltimore, AEantr. sad GsoF: ~
for ,rfre com edr Ales Of 80 Se- J'aJ 3; - -
GRAIN of firm snd he denaai i2.a'
re-. . i:, IA ~. 2 H' sai red Lsas sa :. q
tssh southern 81 Eye ii'I ~ Esaiy !: the laser
rce Oss are plenty End rather loxe sales OF jersey A.
s5 st,ss 1 SSssr hs aueBes X the rallied
hy The ;O e; Of s1 ~ @Yi 1h, .s Of 5
dsl O. Jersey yellow and "e.ter1 mIsd' tS % ioI
~lls 5Ee cd 9yre ysST M not sale, ~, hi,
fPnovisoNsThs demand for Pork les. se,ve prices
t61 ~. toysI ale. Of 80 bbs Mes. IS IS sad P-
SIS aass 81 Beef tuoysnt VI good inquiry ier
Con; cosiGy Prime III for iPisd chle:'9 Bsqs e.
i ISoS ant and in GOOD demand sales Of ties Ohio q.
go Cut Aesis are r es 70, setve sses OF - ss siG
boxes short mddes priv terms La
+ Ss ,.I Bate ss. ppty .ld a a..
heavy FOR Ohio and &c for STATE Cheese steady
IRoS-Tbere little change Scotch Pigs sale. so
LEADA b1oy market, sales GO uH' Spanish 50 IS Us 80
'roFFTFA b1oysn, market for all descriptions bs
Rio atc 2o bss mAseaOO lie i5c mat' Java lS li' ia
c ,9: s.Rs: z; s.sd ,sSs{ @.isF;
Sc taretitn, hhas ss~ Orleans AZ - s. az 81
MoLAssES prices sales 80 O6s New o'!saa'
foBGoCo TSsrs GOOD d.mani for old Seed Leaf Keut1sty
and I cst5e ass SEED sees c s. DO Flod S5.
EICF or the has been quiet osi1g In
ft TO TIE ncemeney the Westhr putting % oui1oor
bsirs There change The high rates a;
the South preclude Of much falling - in h market aad
tery ts dsmsnd would enhance pics maenliy sales
fer sboat 20 terces a. the Of = 15se
LATH vented 81 - p.
IUMBLR- and flne infrensnd ana pcee
PLbsIER-Calcined il w.nted e. 81 Is.
HOPS dull and prices sbOat the saes - bales
Essiern and Western At a q i5e 90.
BONESNe notice sale OF SoeO o Graade sam Dsi'fe AZ
Iivsl rot ascertdiDed
STARCH has advanced to &C. with fair demand and 70
lie sales are s7o tus E1uua 4,c 1000 bus cu'.coa
fEDIA RBBER-PGa Gni sales have been made OF
Is 100 n a. &c f5r c0ate @ for strictly hne .
WOODS-At pel SIS crOtches 6onases Ma
bossDy 2d4!e is DO do Q2e los logs do u pc 90
Qua Mshesshy e IL log, DO l0'a;e 10 'F0ea 0''es
been made Of )p TINS y Domingo Log
weed rs Isyusyrs terms did not Learn
DrSThe frnness the holder. Transactions and
RIO tirsnde 2}c usual selection 81 Texas Dtc, o
ths and southern Of Ne for dry sailed and la Die less
fFITHERHodsrs aye not disp. SD part with their stocks
materially months English sated saesP Skins
are aud nominal Fench
quiet; the qury chiefly for light egh 65d 81 for
2C1S0 q and 73a 25o for 8 az Y. 1900
7Gc prices steady &C cash
rms uanueuIed previously DO-ed Crude Sperm is dull
and nominal 50 bsyes waiting arrivals Mtnllsctrsd
45ds for HcheJ and bssched o. Olive
some IS bsskf'sst IS slt0+3S7i 4nOn'hs
NAVAL STORES-The tes hrmer Tor Spirits IlrPsniina
with sac ofl5 Ibs &c a6 Grade firmly held and vi n
out Iru.Gcon Common Resins ru wi fair demtd sales 400
bis NlrniI 81 s. I'll 81 delivered. 800 bbs NO az
ard - for No Tar s without change and sell. N
y for thin City Pitch selling - o.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18

SHIP ALBANIA OF Boston, before reported saore ne
Care was full Of Lass seeoars snd eApectea 70 70
In wreehed In the gale OF Dec and atsFwsrd 60 ino
- WAS cold suction lh inst Tor $500 essa
BKy xosvILH Huchns from Calcutta Tor Boston Pl' ioo
Naurius NoT 50 lesky .-.,..s =, uoln.,
BRs AoLuSKUs from E'stport iot rsw y, io.i " ~
srss LrsEsTY Wa-s OF and from Bsih tor Fs RIVER wel
NJ Reach near The an1as NrrAsnsett Per- s1d VI" 9e
90. er,v saved consisting 81 S' ie-t
Is and II hiss been got out nd AnesI "a t
teeeh With vessel 20 haze pa sa A. A1e' "a @
ts-h Vessel land earso insured st the E.lt~aTd
scER sara Philsdephia from Va
eh lat n lost part Of dee< load our
nc oh er dsmeEe 80, -. ,.o-,o.ow, . {
q .. ALLEN ia with la. 81 10 lou % ~ 'of
P,s,t sryed At Norfolk i5h The H. hia iosi N no =.
Az was iu drtio7 The ere" tOus u Nup0e' "
ttker of bv the 2 snd carried 70 norfolk -, 49,.
seas Atoms Baltimore. 18th fom fortune San eAs
,rr5 hesvy weather carried away foremast tOPas o
boCr1 SC ,,,-.-. IN -, 4, .,,t..t
~ - ~ rev, with steamer Relief bound Gown The ; r
IorS csrrbd started deck &c NJ, ~. -.
SCR Of Bucksp0rr AhoTe ~ oi'eA i''-~ INV
been survey aad condemned