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If we pay out every time one of Won se,.
lows calls, how can We keep it on banda"
Then | shall proceed to have the
note protested.
Very well, sir. You will find q no.
tary public at Indianapolis, provided he
is at home, which is only about one hun
dred and forty miles from here. But,
sir, you had better 60 home, and rely
upon your ultimate security. We can't
pay specie-ind it won't do: but Won
are ultimately secure: you can't lose
yeur money, though you never get it.
Remember that"
we VIII suppose our gentleman so I'M.
reasonable as not to be satisfied with the
representation of the paying teller, or
the great principle of ultimate security.
HE hnds his way to Indiana polls, makes
his protest in due form, and. note in
hand, proceeds to the office of the Hon.
John T. Dunn, auditor of the State, when
another dialogue ensues;
Sir, L have a note Of the SQUASH
Bank, at Lost Prairie, with certificate OF
protest, which want to deposit in your
hands, with request that you make COL
lection as speedily y as possible"
Certainly, sir"
!" How long before can expect to re.
alize upon the ultimate securities of the
institution! Thirty days, is it not !"
Not quite as soon as that, sir. I
shall forthwith give notice to the officers
Of the Squash Bank. If they paw no
attention to it. shall offer it's securities
in my hands for sale; but in discharrinr
my duty to all the creditors of the instt.
tuition, shall not proceed to offer any of
Its assets In this market until after at
least sixty days notice in New York.
London and Paris, so as to insure the
largest and best prices for the securities;
and not then, if, in my opinion, the ulti-
mate interests of all concerned will be
promoted by further extension Hemr'
But, my dear sir, how long will it be
before | shall be able to realize upon nv
demand 2"
Cant say, sir; stocks are down lust
now-may raise in a year or two-de-
pendS somewhat upon the fate of the war
In Europe. But never fear, your ulti-
mate security is undoubted. IL YOU
should never get it, you will never lose it,
remember that. Rely upon your ulti-
mate security, and you are safe"
"Ut'matc se-urity! | want my mo-
ney."
"Well, sir, if that's your game, when
you get it, please give us the inferma-
ton"
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1HE LADY kILLER.-The following
strange tale appears in the Paris Droit.
A young man, aged about thirty, dressed
with extreme elegance, arrived at the
station of the Rouen railway a few days
ago. He was accompanied BY q young
female, who was also most splendidly at
tired. Almost Immediately after he
alighted from the trains he was taken ill,
and IN a short time manifested all the
symptoms of poisoning. He was con-
veYed into the nearest hotel, and there.
though medical assistance was promptly
procured, he died in great agony. On
being taken i'll the female By whom he
had been accompanied disappeared, and
all attempts to discover her were vain.
1t being strongly suspected that he had
died oil poison, information was given to
the magistrates. On examining his
pockets number of portraits Of females,
of rings, locks Of hair, innumerable love
letters, and other trophies of favorits
of the ladies were found. Only one of
the letters contained the address of the
writer.
The Mayor Of Rouen gave information
OF the death to prefect OF police, at Paris,
and from inquiries which the police, by
the projects orders, instituted, it became
rather widely known. The consequence
was that the mayor of Rouen received
great number Of letters from females in
different positions of society, claiming
the deceased; but though all agreed in
describing him as remarkably good look
ing, and all expressed profound sorrow
at his death, no two Of them gave him
the same name.
The lady who put her address to the
love-letter found on him was sought out
and questioned, and she gave him a name
different from that of all her rivals.
The real name of this Don Juan has not
yet been discovered, and the more inqui-
rles are made the more difficult it be-
comes to know who he was. From an
examination made of the body it appears
that he died, not of poison, but of a sud-
den attack of cholera.
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3 A l. L s., &c.
GRAND OPENING SOIREE
AND FyHIRTtTnN

DROF. Ii. w. MCNDER respectfully announces
i TO the public that his opening Soiree and Exhi
bl ion will take place at Mr. Farnham's Hail. corner
"a. avenue and Eleventh street, OH TUESDAY
EVENING, January 9Th, 1885, and continue every
wednesday evening throughout the season.
No time or pains will be spared to make his Sol
rees the most select and agreeable of the sfason
The following Fancy Dances will he introduced
In the course OF the evening:
La File du Savateur, by misses
La Smolenska, by miss
La Cachuca, by misses
Scotch Pas Seul by misses
Gavot de Vestres, by Mr.. Munder.
Ihe well known regularity of his SOirees last sea
son ls a sufficIeGt gua-a of a full attendance
this year, and all those who have participated will
look upon this opening with many bright n itcipa-
tons, and the beginning Of a 'sure enough' Happy
New Year. ian 3-dtQth
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VETERAN TUNER

He 9ndersignsd infoi ms the musical public tt At
i LIE is now prepared to tune Pisnofortes 0reans
and MsGds0ns ,S with sspsteh Fsrty years expert
acsul atsness which few can alta n having so +.
given entire satisfaction to all corr Ct and
the exclusive tuner OF Pianos at the pras;dent's
Mansion al the time Of Nj sdison oo'N'n'
Or els left It HILbUS l. HITZ, Mu,;. n.,,, ..
hlr. WIN. Z,ntEingers Music Stere. will mat S;th
prompt attention. but left other estahIishments
do not reach him and fall into ths Hand. at ri.o.
tuners. JACOR uII oHS
dec l2-tf '0"u oiuo'
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NOTICE.

nME ls MONEY! have just received q great
L ssortment of Clocks. Watch s, aud R
JeWelry. Clocks from 81 SO to SIS; Geld ~
w Watches from $25 to $l75; Silver watches "
from 50 TO $40; al Of which will be warrant -
Ia 10 give sssis is!sction. Having an experienced
hand to PUT all our clocks in order before selling
them, those in want OF cd Clock will find it to
their sdyantage to buy from Us
Also, on hand Clock Trimmings of every descrip
&c DC.
Our assortment Of Geld eBesry is large and will
be sold on better terms than similar goods can he
bought in Washington
Also, Silver Butter and Fruit Knives. Cake Bas-
k:ts Alhsta Ware and many other goods for Christ.
mas presents.
At the Clock, Watch and Jew elry Store of
j. ROBINSON.
dec I'm $40 opposite Browns Hotel.
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IuVEEILE BOOKS, FOR YOUTHS OF evsny
y age, for sale in great quantity, en- braoino mos.
OF the Woiks The uost esteemed w1iiers Of
tn class in England and America
Also, ie~ London editions of the sams and !. e,o
collection Of French Juvenile BeoRs sslectaS
in Paris BY the undersigned, may of which
are just opened. '-
dec % FRANCK TAYLOR
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ExpRC led NEW YEAR Presents.

nF all the brancbes of business conducted in this
~ city, Grccerie', perBsps, of al othSrs afofd tiis
smallest proft9 and should have tae ference for
cash, and no in th,t bus ness can continue II
his customers not promo in ssttl-nisn: by hhort
notes CT cash DesiVOHs of closing up for the past
earnestly request all who srr ini7bt TO cali aud
settle vi hout delay.
viii further give notice that al future bi.ls
when may be c-Ltrscted with rIe must be made
with fetsr nee 10, and with the dis inc understand
Ing that thsy axe 70 be c'o3ei III uthy by cash CT
notes a. " dAys which have prepares for the pur-
pose except tucn of my Old cott who have ~
ways bean prompt Il NJ p KING
dec T-tf
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UEnERT e.

I EoutsV respectfully return ny t2anks 10 the
= citifsQ3 81 FSsshia ,cn sr3 its vicinity for tb.i-
past psrolsge, aC9 say thft owing 70 the freuu.nt
calls in the undeTta1iug branch of my BUSINESS, /
have bssa induced to discontinue tle manufacture.
or Eurnt,..e snd ;urn nay attention fully to the
CNDERl AS isa. have pare! pains 10 hsvs
every thi1E that is Galaiis;te to np business and
an ths-siar7 fully PREPARED to meat auy orcsr after
lew moments not!ce. s-3 ] ASSURE those gbo ma,
CIV. NE CAL that will spare pains t. crrry o.,s
their oSieE5 to ta@ir eatire sat,sfsceio2
JAMES Z. EksVET
10 lle, in e., tst7>sG 4 sud Il
n. B--Ce!is s-loat<d ;o RI al bour5 Of ths Light
mar 2-1v
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UA country youth who had returned
from the city, was asked by his anxious
father if he had been guarded in his con-
duct while there. ''Oh, yes" was the
reply. 81 was guarded by two policemen
part Of the time"
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DENTISTRY

DR. HUNS0N re pectfuily c4l public attention
~ to his new, patent, and GREATLY ----ss-.,-.
IMPROVED method Of Sc ting rtjRG..; % {
Teeth, with Contributors Guu--th4 sery -3yYsIr
PERFECTION OFT Z AIT. FAisstyls
OF Teeth has the fol;ow sd.anC4 ss8 I'll others
viz: GREAT STRENGTH, CLEAEiIEE5e, con-
FORT AMI BEAUTY, sieing VITA N&turs in the /.
respects and some hera exceIisg Public iuspsc
ton is respectfully soIiete,, PIeass call and
specimens.
CAUTION.-E0 other Dentist In TIE District cl
Colurnbia has night TO make this sty ie OF Teeth.
B-Teeth colstltutinnsly J Eral'hy, plugged
and warranted for life.
Office and hous> E: No. 2s3 street, near the cor.
per Of Penn.s;vxzis avenue and l4th Str ct.
nov IS-tf
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VIM. HAUNSCHILD.
PAPER HANGER & UPROLsTERER

A MEXICAN and French Paper Hangings and
"A Uphoister Goods, Pennsylvania avenue. beiv.
Se.snteenth and Eighteenth streets, Washington.
G.
VIM. Haungchld bsgs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has hand large stock Of
French Gilt and American Transparents
Aiso, Hair. Moss, Cotton and Shuck Mattresses.
which he will dispose of at the lowest prices.
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COFFIN WAREROOM. &c

Co., J WILLIAM PLANT & CO. UN-
hsstz l@=S DERTARER f-resideuca 4JS Sew
enth street, between anl III streets. In.erments
pr0cuIei N dnJ ground Or esmeters C7fins. Cans
Shreud;, Carriages, Hearre, and every article for
interueat7 Of to- best quality furnished at short
no:ice, 90 the uest rfsosahie tarm., and at sill
hours of th- night Havinz ihs exc,usive right ~
Crunp Patent Corpse Prese-yer, ws ouarsnt-p to
Keep tne 1eSl 1or any ienssb cf t.le &C lit
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UN1NT AKRl2. &c,
lPJNET MAKER & UNDFRTAFEP

CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKEN
mG3 uESrsgpei Eou'd respsctiullv inform, Ria
friends. SCI 5aiDtanc's. sni the public geperaIIv
that he still e"n.ocse 70 execute al orders in his
lus Of b1sicess II -" '5t r.sDDe- sd ct the shot
est nctieo.
REPAlftsSH neatly End PROMPTS aseovtsd
FUEEhAE ES ATTENDED ~ 81 d,
III. ,hor;est nosi.s. sn5 n ths b.s+ =s=-esss-Fr'
r.aasr- R7'iFr r'-sSrr-UcS III Hc -1es r--f.c nor,
y,r ,rs., q: a. ,cITrn-;t ,rscrAsr
.Aankfri <cr rsst faTo-s, he vonid RESPECTFULLY
solicit. All vii an3ssvor II merit p contirrso.. =
the ssns. ANTHONY EUJELY
Ps- %-e., sjie, ba Ecsa 9th and 10th sts
kssidencs: q SsTt'n's, No. 2SS, y street. { ird
houss ssst OF IN strss.- rar Ir-5y
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A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
EHREE PRESSES AND A FONT OF B0UR.
n HDIs TYPE FOR SALE

VXTALLACII & II AZ o'sr - sale, / the Office
w - iee Erening Slrr, Cue i &c HI NE
PRISE, .3Lbie Of printing ou0 imp esyions per
hour a,a5le Eleliu shset, BoTH SIZES AT oEc2, To-
gistsrinSi In sas ni0st perfect nls1Cer- One MEDl.
UNI sMfra PRESS, n coed order, and one Fools.
CAP RAaAlE PRESS. These presses will be sold
low. Also, ore font OF B0USGE EOls TYPE, weigh
ing about alj pound but little used, for sale on
r,ssonahl. te4ns nov Stiff
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TAYLOR a. nAURy have the honor to AZ

TI'AYLDiS a ~ a Uit Y have the honor to an.
i noun the c,mpetio1 OF the preparations for
the Festival Sesson.
In 'd,ion to their orIinary stock (Which has al
Way5 been characterized by elegance and va-iet J.
they hsSe r5c iv-d choice selection o BEAUTIFULLY
Illustrated AMI tastefully bound books articles OF
''ver u" In Porcelain, Bronze aud other manufac-
ture
Writin5 Desks Ia Papier Mache aud ROSEWOOD
Gard Basket, Inkstands
Laii-s' Cabss, Cigar Stands a1d Cases
r0rce Mon aies, Taper Stands &c.
Together with g gener assortment Of Novelties
r+mai kaoie fer mbina.iOn Of the useful WITH the
ornsneDtsl, prices suitable the artizan or mil.
lOnaiIe.
- Ok and Stttionay store, near 9Th e..
Il
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Rkv. VERNON EsKRIDGE, u.s.N.
TEhNUIs AJA NIUUE.
Chaplain, United States Navy
HOME TESTIMONY.
oURR OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS

HOME IESIIMONY
oURR OF LIVER COMPLAINT OF TEN YEARS
WASHINGTON, May II, 1868
sisasrs. Mortimer Mowbray: Gsntlcmen-Ha
Ing been afflicted with Liver Complaint of ten years
standing, hereby, for the nett of the afflicted
take great pleasure IL announcing that after using
\ few bottiss Of your Tipcture, / found il had &C
eomplished poriec. clrs i have used different
medicines FLOR !.cs to tins, but have mover been
Able 10 account for any apparent good, and it Ia
blessing to stricken humanity that thst edicne ia
found which possesses The wondorous power Of pro
longing HUMAN hfs The many cures It has wrought
h : su:noient guarantee of The beneficial results
aa.ch Dsy as experienced from its use. Yours,
respectfully, J. CUsrAIN HAY
Gall and set ainphlets gratis, and see cures OF
co.x l. Bronchitis, Rheaaadtlsln, Neuralgia, Dyspep
ia, NlTues,tss AID Gen eral Weakness Az fsrele
mediums or tor delicate children We believe IL un.
:cualed.
s47-sold by MORTIME ER NOWRRAY, lao Bslti.
more street, Baltimore, and 304 broadway, New
gork: oHhs. sroTr 4 co, WIAER, J. D. Moons,
Q. 3. CLARKE, CLARK d L BOWLING, W. ELLA
0T'T. and Ii MCPHERSON, Washington; also, by Z.
.. =. CI5JsL, Georgetown; and G. c. BnRkY,
tloxandEia, and by Druggists eyorywhare.
suu 2i-tr
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GLENWOOD CEMETERY

t'aE Ru'es and Regulations, and the Act O. In.
l. corporation OF the Glsn~oot Cemetery have
b, en- published in neat pamphlet form Anv a,e o,e
vishi ga copy can receive it at tho office If ,bo
Cemetery or at the counter Of the Star Office '1'
dSc Civ ~A onso'
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EINa EDITIONS, FINELY BOUND, OF HAL
Z lam, Ha,auiay, Rescol Swift, Robertson, Glib
bon, Prescott Baacfoft. Irving, Scott, Theirs,
Alison, Mackintosh. Burke, Bacon, Mills,
Hume, Cooper, Bulwer, Gi!Is, Milford, Rollln
Arnold, Ranke. Milton, Lamb, Schiller, Web
stgr, Schle1 1ei, Johnson
And many others of the r1ost estesmt prose wri
ter, most of thsm Imported from London by the
subscri' or, many Of them just opened.
dec 23 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE THIRD ANNUAL GRAND BALL
N D D TG0 MERY CD ARD 5

WILL BE GIVEN ON
MONDAY EVENING, Jaw. Sth.Is55.
AT JACKSON HALL.
fL'nE MONTGOMERY GUARDS rrs .ectfully in
l. forn their friends civil and Mi isary of Wash
!ngtoD and Georgetown that thas they will oive
their third Annuli Or nd Bail at JACKSON HALL
m MONDAY EVENING, January 8 :,
1855.
Toe Montgomery Guards pledge themselves that
q, pains or expense shall be spared TO make this
equal to any of the season.
PFoSpeIi's corno5 Ban; is snga ed for the oc,a
81
Rsfrsshla .nts will be supp led by able aud ex.
perienced Caterfr
No hats to be woIn n the Bali Po1m axcppt nv
the Military
Henflsm wishing ievitstona for ladies' will
Ease leave their names AM addres at Lit. Feen,'s
Penn avenue.
Tickets ONE D0LLtR-admitt!ng a Gentleman
aad ladies; to be had at the Resta ara1t of James
Donnelly. Pa venue, Lit. Fceny's, WIN. Greasone
Michael Brsdy's and at the principal hotels.
C5mmiits> Of arrangements.
Capt Kew. l. RsiIw.
Dr. Duhame!, Lii Fespy
Surg Moore, sgt Mcfpiry
LIT helleher, Sgt Burk.
Or Mr. Maher.
Commute or part Of the Md.ta.y
Col W Hi kay, Gen Jones,
II Col heiiy, Mi Keyworth,
Or Mr Nc3uiom. Mpi !acon
hdj J NJ ddleton, Capt b iata
Capt Darlington, Capt Towers,
Capt TAFT, Cpt Fohwarzman,
Capt Byrne, Gait Bright,
Cap, Reese, Capt Saith,
Capt Jamison, Cap Peck
Capt Shekels, Capt Lasss!le.
On III. part ofthc CRissnS.
John W MtuIy, Pichd Wallach,
Jcnah ID Hoover, Beverly Tucker,
McNerhany, Jro Towers,
" y Ssaton Jno c. RIyes
Floor Managers.
Lieut. Reily, Sgt hcEniry.
dec I9-drJan8
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fsNRAN2-ALLEG4ANY BANK AND SELDEN
1 Withers Co.'s Notes purchased at the highest
ratee
UnczTrent Money, Land Warrants and Virginia
Scrip bought and sod.
Drafts ali tn prime. pal cities sold to suit pur.
chaserE.
Persons 1t distanc seniic me Trans, Allaghany
notes or Land Warrants, may rely upon recei wing
the BEST ratsJ, and renittances msdo bS draft On
any city Ia the Union.
HAMILTON G. FAINT, Banker,
dec 9--3m No i32 Penna avenue
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INTERESTING NEW BOOKS.

5AST Merriam, new Book, by Mrs. Sigourney
J. DscourFes on Truth, by DIR. j H. Thprnwell
Land of he Forum and tbs Vatican, by Newman
Hal
The Fad Of Controversy CoItroverted. A refutaton
Of Mlllners End Of Controversy, by Bishop
Hopkins
New supplies cf Fanny Ftrn'3 New Book, ruth
Hal"
Also, Of Paris AID her Penciiing5, by KirwGn
The Heroi1es Of History, By Mrs A 4 Owen
History o. the Crusidss, their Rise, Progress, and
Re is by Ha or Proc'or
Autobiography and "reminiscences Of the Rev. VIM.
Jay
The L tnds Of the Faracen, by Bayard Taylor
surney 20 Central Africa, by Bayard Taylor
Republican Court, Ornament Of Mem. ry, and other
tup5rbly bound Books for gifts.
GRAY d BALLASrYNE,
dee q 4oS Seventh st.
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MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS.

MRS G. Anderson has received large and
MI complete assortment of Mathematical lnstru.
melts and Drawing Materia OF superior qusllty
The Math ma:ical instruments are chiefly OF s siss
.1Uf Glory in cases, well ssparats pieces
WAR colo re and oil colors Drawing ps,ers of sv.
cry quality. .n
dec Aft S1O rem. aSenus.
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< uIRTS MADE TO ORDER.-STEVEN8 ~ Tne'
- Hotel, Is prepared to make Shirth to n ;ssurs.
and warrants tn I'm in all CASE to It.
Gents troubled with bad fittug Shirts can be
suited At SrEFE,SS 8 Sale,roOm.
dec 6 Browns Hotel
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CAPTAIN UANOT.

1 UfHOR OF THIS GREAT BDoK JUST BE-
TINCTURE.
GREAT CUKE OF R4EJjlA!I5M Contracted
UNDkE TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALTIMORE, MI, June 4, 1854
NJ &oakbr'd9e, Of the Fountain Hotel Light street,
Dear Sir: Being on the point Of leaving ths citv.
L avail myself OF few Idle moments to thank YOU
kindly for the medicine you ne, a. yhich hiss
restored me to the Use Of ray limb. l beg you to
send me four bottles more, r. carry On Iny voyaTs
since had the for to Cse Or. Ham, ;2n's tese
ta Die T1nc-ure ny confSsD-s 10 SO stro.ls that in
gratitude tie proprit tors Of eail -,s;icine be-
you to present iny respects to them and iriuc-
them TO make 1t uore pub'icly known as a sur.
Rheumatic cure. Having c-slsl on me ou the l9 =
OF Aprll last, and ssec me prootrst,d on ny btd,
nsssas in all my Il Hhs, you rsn appreciate ueary
As we'll as lnysel: te prompt relief receiqsl frcn
Dr.. Hanp pton's Itncture, and IN positive he'd /.
not bssn iGr yoUr strong and forottls ra,or,aus..
ions ! snoui still Lave been N bed
II Ia really pity this spsciSc shoul2 not be sp.
proved By mettcai men, and like al patent drugs il.
ahsaA suffer tss lmputation the public gsneraliy
yivs to sacn preparations. 1 nyEc!f, VITO ,Tss al
Hays oppos4d - patented Gpooi6c, took this ned.
sine y1eakreluctaDce, and without confidence in It,
and tee9 oniJ through your t:fintsroatcd friendly
reconnA4datiors, and .ay critical sitsation that ia.
duced naste try this res.ly beneficial Vegetable
You may inform Messre Mortimer & Nov, b,,y
that they e liberty to make s- Of r-y na11e IN
ths support Of the good effects OF Dr.. Ijernpton's
Vegetable faoture, It has cured ne In Eve weekE
Of chronic Ft.dmlo.atory Rh.'sncttsg, contracted
under tropical climates, and OF seoe years. periodical!
sisTGtscn. have only used three bottles, and find
that even the aeorine parts cf ny hGads ere fact
returning o their torms naturs appearance
have bean IN Ter tie treatment Of several phy-
soisns In London God Paris, without auy appare at
benefit, ALSO while in New York having trisd the
rhompsonisn and Homeopathic remedies alter bay.
ing been to1G1entei with gaivsnic be teries, cold
and aromatic baths, and hundreds of internal and
external medicines, all to no effect, l am SO tar.
,ured by this npton's Vege able TiGeture only.
Therefore, NY lear sir, accept of the assurance Of
my gratitude, snd believe me your well wisller
49, THOMAS CANot.
Rkv. VERNON ESKRIDGE, U.sE
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Aug. is, 1851.
MIR. j. =. Boubh-Eear slr While am, in gene.
rs opposed to patent meiicines, candsr compels ne
to state that have great confidence in tbs virtues
OF Hampton's Vegetabls Tincture. Foe several
months past have used it in NY family and in
1yspepsia loss Of appetite dizziness and general de-
biity with entire success. So far my experience
extends, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
ing 1T to the afflicted N safe and efficient remedy
ara, respectfully, yours,
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on ma-r;aga, us duties and 1isQuaIifcatiors and
their remedies; with Ii hOsraphs, Illustrating the
anatomy a physiology and diseassa OF the rerro-
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