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United states Patent once,

Washington, August 10, 1856.
IN petition Sherwood Of Washington county,
York, praying for the extension OF patent granted him
l7h December, 1872, improvement
the OF patent which
place the l7th day OF December, 1856
petition heard
Monday, the LIST of December ~ O'Clock all per
notified and shs II they have why
said petition ought he granted.
Persons opposing required
objections, specially Firth In wrsg twenty
before the day Of hearing all testimony hed by either party
to hearing
oxshe Office, which viii furnished
application.
depoions ohcT papers relied testimony
ded Office beiore the morning Of that day the
ments, II any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also published In the Union Inte
gence Evening STAR Washington, D. G.. Republican, Ba
rcnnsyvanan Philadelphia Day book, New York and
Post Pitshug three pre
vious the s OF December neri, the day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Paicnls.
ofho above papers will please copy,
bills the Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
Aug 2l-lhw3w
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WilIards' Hotel.
]. q. II, A. WILLARD,
Psnnsyirania and fortssnth ars<f,
Washington, ID. O.

THE Undersigned, several years ofhciaI
the Department Of Slate, respectfully tenders his
public for the prosecution Of cams nEnit
anaor foreign
spanish, French Portuguese and Italian. Gentlemen engaged
Of claims against
wise fhfu and reliable ansa0Ds OF legal docu
such land te laws DEGREES, sc will hnd, In
fidelity The
rendition technical phrases which long pscco
the Union desirous
ansaons oreign books literary legal will also find
undersigned
orders being promptly and satisfactorily executed.
For further particulars apply 10 -
l.. FITZGERALD TAsT5TRO,
$40 street, between loth Ith, Washington city, e.
Iune0
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METALLIC Bouts and Army Floating Wagons ny Major Eyre
vi Bengal artillery. I vol
The Introduction and Progress pfopcler vol
Evelynb nisry-hsw edition. 4 vols.
McCulloeh On Taxation ard the Fundjur System vol.
Mc''nllochis Principles uf Political Ecnnony.
The antiquities end Msrhies the british Nurram vol
The ls,hmu. of Dfien shin. Capal CnNlen vol
n 1889. | vol.
Cookery, Carving and Dinner 1able 66.sfsance. vol
Aug gl2 .rgr FRANCR TAYLOR
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THE College q ~. james, msryIsnd-Embracing the
collegiate, Commercial and preparatory departmens has
year. first Of October the N OF August
whole charge per year. for board uon &C. hundred and
CITY dollars No fec.
students admitted at Of year application
JOHN y. KERfOOT, Rector, &C,
July l-lnvbn College 81 James, ?. o.. Maryland
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xvARuANTNorce hereby given that land warrant
Ia No 7st! Issued November 1855, James Caldwell for
undersigned which has never come 70
ssnd and that application has been made - ne .mss or dup
I. of the TIL, buMfkiNt
huausT s, 1855. - - Attorney,
Aug 7--lsv6w JAMks ChLDNhLL'
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st. Joseph's school for Boys.

THE Sisters Holy respectfully that they will
for boys of frsm four 10
l5sh Of September ST. Joephs Male Orphan Asylum
south 1T corner OF 18th and u
exceedingly moderate The maximum charge be
ing 50 quarter.
This school support orphan boys who win be
institution for whose ALSO
donations Of clothing, furniture, money, &C will BE-
gratefully accepted.
Refer 10 Rev Mr. Orroole, pastor Of ST. Pacss Church, Rev
Byrne, pastor Matthew, and The Catholic clergy
orally
Sep 4-eod3Nf
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Misses Rockers English and French Boarding
and Day school for Young Ladies,
464 = sITeti, beiIoecn ;

: F4 n tITfd, btf0tfn sum aTd NtttHFH
THE duties e this institution win be resumed Monday
The principals aided by plshed professors
Instruction s thorough and systematic.
may obtained the bookstores and the seminary
Aug 9l-du
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Proposals for Building Six SchO0ners for the
United states Revenue service.

TREASURY DIR ARTMrET,
September q, 1856.
EALED PROPOSALS. distinctly endorsed Proposals for ReS
Vessel, and addressed the Secretary the Treasury
IL O'Clock, the 9th
next furnishing materials, CONSTRUCTING
ping ahoa ait schooners, of about hf
burden eae for the United states on the
northern lakes.
plans he furnished by the and tho
vessels completed within three months from the signing Of The
contract
proposal received from persons
gagged each offer by
responsible hat be conac
be entered into the bidder Of acceptance OF offer BY
the department.
OF will be paid presentation
evidence panked ceted,
laid balance the delivery Of the vessels
pIeted.
be OF the quality aud the work
faithful and 10 the satisfaction Of The
penntepdent .#..
when received nom the hands o the eonactor 10 b.
furnished equipped, and finished clcai, with
nautical instruments
caniboose, cabin, and ward room furniture and boats
biddids will be furnished with the required
specific application TO this department
for the whole number
liberty offer for suit Their
convenience JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary OF the Treasury.
40 vgI6E hNoy
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liz MlsslsslprI.

Louisiana withdraw and following
M @ ,aas N % ~ n, ~ py i,a ,sG ~ MIN, w
!.
IN missAHri'
Office al JAcKsos;
NORTH and east Of he Choefao base line and meridian
Tow nships D. O. B. G, and q, OF ranges q A.
Townships IL, y, =, D and =, OF ranges
East Of Pearl ylpey,
W. a., N ,. =, 10 "a on 10,
= = =
omee al AUGUSTA Z. Is. .
North and east of Ae CAoctap base line and meridian
rr.,,.. a 49,. a. .nax
uownshipso 70 ana :, OF range D. 49,.
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HUMAN PHysrDIOGyg by jobs W, Draper, m, ~.
III voiusie, Illustrated.
Tho Od Rrme Revolution by DE TocqnCyile
lated by John Bonner. I volume
Modern Greece ny henry N. Baird. volume illustrated
Memoirs Of Celebrated Characters by Lamarine. Volume q
Gfotes History of Greece 18th md last volume.
Sept II FRANCK TAYLOR
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DaINTiNG-PREtss sale, cheap for ossh.h double
cylinder Hoes printing In good running order, being
press upon which the Washington Union
printed. Apply this ONCE.
May l5-dnf
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once OF chesapeake and ohio Canal Company,
Washington, september /. less,
PROPOSALS will Office until the FIRST day
for constructing dam TOR The Chesa
peake canal Of present dam No The
will be about 7sO feet the Potomac ver
specifications will be furnished application at the Office OF The
company
The contractor required with a erection oi
with due diligence and complete as early pfact
cable.
Payments will made monthly estimates made by Office
Of company rreiyng twenty cent until The con pon OF
the work. w. >. RiNGGOLD,
Sep 3-eodtlstOct CLERK g. and O. Canal Company.
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The PoIytec chnic College Of the state OF Penn.
syIyania.

The Polytechnic College Of the State OF Penn
sylvania,
Hest Penn Square, PhfadeirLia,
INCORPORATED by legislature Is53 and orRanzed On s
plan Of the industrial colleges Of continental Europe Snds
thorough professional education In engineering practical
chemistry, mechanical engineering architecture Mining enr
neerng.
FACULTY,
Mathematics and Engineering, Prot =. n. Peabody.
General aud Applied Chemistry, Prof A. l.. Kennedy.
Mechanics and Machinery, Prot II. u. BoucieT.
Geology, Mine alogy, and Mining. Prof a. w. King
Architectural and Typographical Drawing Prof Kern
French aud spanish, Prof v. De Amarelll
German, Prof u. steinthaI
The fourth collegiate year will Monday seperle
rs, l6S9 -'Ne"'"'A
For catalogues and further information address
ALFRED l.. KENNEDY NJ n.
Aus Q0-wedSsatt ''s'P""
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Proposals guaranteed responsible persons,
fed postmaster judge of record and
be entered by the successful bidder with
before the 10Th November
pay perlouned, for each Of
omissions satisfactorily explained three times the Of the
may deducted Ear behind time break
depending nails and sufficiently
the compensation the trip subject forfeiture.
will be imposed the delinquency promptly
siactny explained negectng take the mail from
post Office for suffering TO be injured destroyed robbed
refusing, demand,
frequently the contractor concerned in running
hceG The General may
for repeated failures agTeeaby contract for dis
Office instructions OF
The General the schedule He
by allowing therefor rata
lie curtai discontinue
in whole pro rata decrease OF allowing
should addressed the "5econd Assistant
General supescrbed Proposals for s2l9
Rentucky.n
For further particulars pamphlet advertisement, for
the mails IN Kentucky, Tennessee, &c.. Of le4, 49, and S
JAMEs CAMPBELL,
Sep 3-aw4w Postmaster General.
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CARD-In consequence o the death OF o. the Of
6m Of H. r. Loudon Co.. hant taiors, Of this city,
will and al indebted tho above
respectfully seIe the the old place Of
business which all
branches formerly The Undersigned viii always keep hand
and Of merchandise apprrtainng the
Nsa quality military articles for the
army navy. They respectfully thank their friends and the pub
generally, liberal received will
be happy have pleasure II the
" n. z. LOUDON CO,
AuR 2O-eoif Merchant Taors, under Browns Hotel.
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mo. 5e7. 4
Notice

Of ifhdraal Of laHds Asissppi, Als5ama and LOU.
ana.
the Congress approved August 1885,
making Of land 10 the state Mississippi aid in the
railroads portions
Orleans railroad Alabama
Louisiana, this day given
land officers ia Mississippi continue the from sale
location ordered by telegraph the s instant the Alabama
Louisiana withdraw de-
respective districts probably falling within
selection, Otherwise directed,
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Miss Brooke's French and English boa raine
and Day school.

Screen B"iians', No ls PeHrsyrunia ureass Bniaror n Q
Nv lit open segmeeI 1856 Circulars satrs paricuars and
pal bookstores and at her residence. '
ETFRESors
The RIGHT Rev, AlonSo Potter, n. ~, LID.
Tue hen Rev. George w. Deane, ID. " IL. q.
Ihs Hight Rev, William X. Wbuuntham, u. ~ LII H..
ffi Joseph Henry, I'D, Secretary uf smb.onan fuido
Prof Dallas Bschs supsrnpdepl Unitsd States o.
survey. o'"''
Lieut. NJ. ?. Maup, LII D., United States navy National On
General John Mason, Washington, n &.
CT sam Cooper, Adjunt General United States army ws,,
ingou, D. q, II ''' '''F
William W, corcoran, go, Washington, D. O..
James =, Nechan, esq, Librarian IN Congress
Hos. iames Campbeil, Postmaster General
Hon. Es Lewis Chief Ju'co ef suptsr.s Csart n Pspr.
Vanin. ' A"i''''.
Ton W woodward, Associate Judge q Supreme q ur q
Hon. George VAN, NJ C. fom Ns,. Jersey
Hon. Robert J. Walker, washnEion. IN. H.
Hon Charles Faulkner, NJ q, ~ m yiryjDr
Aug aU-eof1m : "'''i' II "
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Law Partnership.

N. ] WALkEN. u JHNIN'
DoBERT J. WALKER LOUIS JANIN have ormod q parts
pershp for of
United States and IN the Court Of Claims Addes
Washington City, D. O.. Jan 2-eoduu
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CITY OF WASHINGTON SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER g.

Brilliant Schemes for September, 1856
S67.0g7l
Lottery for the benefit OF the
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass r., for 1856.
To be drawn Wilmington, De Saturday, Sept 1856
7s number io,iery-l3 drawn ballots
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United states Mails.
Posr oyrIoS DErARTMESr,

POsT OTTICk DEPARTMENT,
September ], 1856,
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the United from the
18th December 1855, TO the 30t June 1885 inclusive the
following routes n hEsrUCKY, viii be received the Contract
Ohce OF the Post Oee Department Washington
III D. OF the l5h day Of November 1856, be decided the
same day, viz;
No s2ls From Lexington K Pine Grove Winchester Loyds
vlie and Mount Sterling OWiBgsyIle, a miles aud
back, times week MI Sterling, aud three times
aweek the residuej the mails conveyed with
tanty, celeTiiy, and seeudty,
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at 2 PM
Arrive at MT Sterling same day BY n D m;
Leave MT Sterling Monday, wednesday, and Friday al >
Arrive at owingsvlIe doys by sami
Leave owingsylie Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al
Afnye a M Sterling same days by6pm;
Leave Mt Sterling daily, except Sunday, at s
Arrive at Lexington same day by pm.
.4nd from ia December 10 LIST -lpra Of each year,
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday at sam,
Anive at Mi Sterling same day by pm;
Leave Mt sterling Monday Wednesday, and Friday al 5
Arrive al owingsvillo days byspm;
Leave owingsvile Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
Arrive al NJ, Sterling same days BY sgmj
Arrive at Lexington same dayby 3pm
B29 From Lexington Walnut HUI Cieaveinnd White Hall,
Richmond, Ragenvile Kingston, Joeis Lick, Big HII,
Gooeiland, and MeTshom's Cross Roads, TO London,
TAX miles and back, six times a week Richmond,
and three times week the residue, In four horse
Coaches
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, AT pm;
Arrive at Richmond same day by pm;
Leave Richmond Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at s
Arnve at London same days by 7pm;
Leave London Monday, Wednesday, and Friday al 5
Arrive at Richmond same days by PM
Leave Richmond daily, except Sunday, al 7am;
Arrive at Lexington same day by pm
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sy Of Virginia, and Cabrl
hitherto unpublished, with appendix introduction coupr
'ng hist ncal and hlogralhlea notices Price 81 50.
Physicians bulard diary dssgncd facilitate
ease Al the bed side; by physician of Virginia
81 05. - ~
The Quarterly Law journal for July, 1876 o. rs. Just pub
lthsd, and for sale at TAYLOR MAURYi5
AnEb bookstore, 9th street
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Ice.
Just received per Edward sade hundred
sixty. 1--we tons pare Boston ice,
l.. J, MIDDLETON,
Office and Depot OF y and Twelfth streets
Aug g7-eod3t
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Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of packages the
splendid will popl attention,
of each drawing will be Immediately Ii
10 all who order from Address
L. j. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Augl5 Wilmington, Del.
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CuLumBIaN COLLEGE.

THE annual session OF Wedncs-
L day scpcmbe Students viii be examined for
Monday Tuesday previous Application should be
made tho president.
preparatory will the 10th Of September,
Apply fH adnittanee 10 Mf. ouinche, the principa.
Aug 30-aaw4w :. PhENTlSS. Registrar
TgE Misses UawIey's Frcnoh and English Board
Monday, September 92d
ylvaDia syeauo between l7Ih and lrth streets,
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HOALi COALf-we are now receiving
Pine Knot Broad Mountain, and Mount Laa white
Black Mine, Peach Orchard, and Lykms Valley
Also, Cumberland lump and smiths coal.
WorT 81 the best quality always hand,
Coal kept under cover, $3.50 pounds 10 the
T., J, 4 w, NJ. GAIT,
Northwest corner 10Th aud G streets, No. 5f7
Aug B-gn Until
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Frederick Academy of the visitation u. V. M
for Young Ladies,
Episcopal High school Of virginia,

AT Horard The Heights three miles We'i of Alexandria
Rev. JOHN P. MCGUIRE, Rector.
THE next session will commence Wednesday, 10Th Sep
tember.
Terms s5 FOR board tuition in the regular course &C. Modern
languages, music and drawing extra charges.
The Bishops other the diocese
Dr Johns, Of Bamore Rev Mr. Cummns, Washington
Rev NJ. Seymour, Of Frederick city, Maryland.
Circulars containing the study, government m kc
those who request them.
Direct Rev Jobs r. Mcclure, Theological Seminary, FaI
county, Virginia.
HowLRp. July II, 1856.
July l5-lawew
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10 he holders Of bonds, eerafes, other
e State Of ITa the late reyuH ihsrso under Of 9ol
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Orders for tickets and shares and cencsiss II packages in III.
will the attention.
each drawing will be sen, Immediately amer is
all who order from -----
Address P,J. BUCKLEY, Agent
Wilmington Delaware.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-11-12
Linn in Church.

by what singular system Of Theology do
churchman reconcile their practice of making
and selling Intoxicating liquors with their
professions as Christians? Have they a new
version Of the Bible that tells them, 'blessed
are they that putteth the bottle 10 a neighbours
mouth and maketh him drunkcn?" Do they
enjoy religion with a greater zest by virtue
Of their vocation as whisky and brandy man
uflcturers {? Does the sacred promises of
the Gospel fall upon their ear with greater
JUNCTION because they have many gallons In
store (? In q word, are they more Jealous
and more devoted than colagao" Christians ?
IL their vocation %carries no blessing with
it and brings no honor or great glory to the
Cnu-eh. the church is not justified in retain
ing the custom within its holy pale. II the
fruits IF the system are evil and evil contin-
u,lly. the Church is not free from reproach
If il does not put it's seal Of reprnbation upon
1t. Let any person, being a member of some
evangelical church, engage in any pursuit
thnt w5ulI entail upon the community one
half ot the all ctions AMI curses that the
liouor business does, and the church w"ul Id
hurl said person over her pale iasta"ter! Lie
might say his pursuit was lawful-he m'gh'
pray might aud morning. might give hlm'
Of AL he posscssed-he might utter devou.
Amcns, bat il widows and orphans groanec
in his pnth if the CHASTITY corpses OF muir
dcred men rriunrd wherever he went ant
If crushed humanity shrieked out a will
alarm in his wake made desolate by his un
hIly calling. the church would pronounce
,y,rd. of OK com nunication against him II
decisive tones, as being unworthy OF a sea
among the saints. Let the church look tt
his.
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8vtrtf # t@< Is<-9ge f<tse, q. s.
VERMIFUGE.

Va No remedy ever invented has been SO
successful as the grdat worm medicine of DIR.
M'Lane. All who hare Used it have been equal
ly astonished and delighted atits wonderful ener-
gy. nd efieacy. To publish all the testimonials
in its favor would I'll volumes we mnst therefore
content ourselves with a brief abstract of a few of
them.
Japhet G. Allen of Amboy, gave a dose to a
child 6 years old, aid it brought away S3sworms.
He soon after gave another dose to the same child
which brought away SO more, making I33 worms
in about IL hours.
Andrew Downing, Of Cranbury townsphip, Venan-
go county, gave his child one tea. spoonful, and
she passed III worms. Next morning, on repeti.
ton of dose, she passed lib more.
Jonathan H~oughman, of West Union, Park
County, Ia. writes that he is unable TO supply the
demand, as TIE people in his neisbborhood say,
after a trial of the others, that none is equal to
DR. MLane's Vermifuge.
Messrs D.. i J. W..Colton, Of Winchester. Ind
happened last spring to get some Of this Vel mifuge
After selling a few bottles, the demand became &
great for il, that their stock was soon exhaus
ted. They state that ii has produced the best efecr
wherever used, and is very popular among til,
people.
ny~ Purchasers viii be careful to ask for Dr.
M'Lane's Celebrated Vermifnge, manufactured b,
Fleming Bros. Of Pittsburg, Pa. An other Verm,
fuge, il comparison are worthless. DR.. M'Iane'
genuine Vermifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills
can now be had at all respectable drug stores
None genuine without the signature of
FLEMING BROS.
Fer sale in Raleigh, by 2. F. Pescud, and b.
Druggists generally. s
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N G. Rantist State Convention.

This hody convened in the Baptist Church
:, ,bis Citv On Wednesday last. and the del
eoatcs were called to order and welcomed by
tbe prssident Of the last Convention, Elder
las. Mcdaniel. Elder solomon acted as Be-
crctary.
the time was occupied in preliminary ar.
r,n,ements. and the Convention ADJOURNED
70 meet in the State Capitol at hall past .
on Thursday morning.
Al night. the Introductory sermon was
preached by Elder J.. B. solomon.
~, Thursday, the Convention met IN inc
C,pit,i. Elder j. Mcdaniel was eiec'eu
President. and Elder j. Is. solomon oecrer
t,rv. The annual report OF the board o'
Managers was read, AMI the usual comm1T
tees appointed. ho
o,,nnti,n Of the Convention the subject OF Il
rbeni,iccnl Seminary for the Baptists Of the
S'nth and Southwest. A Convention in re-
c.renre To this matter is to be held in Louis
IN. XIV. in May next, in connection with
,ho nae.ina of the Southern Baptist Blennl-
~ T,,vention. The delegates to this Con,
,~crtinn were appointed and instructed tore
..s,,+ tho \. e.. Convention in each OF these
I,o.t;ngs These are EldersB Bradford, Thorn,
NI;t,Ln1 prilchard, Hooper, Mcdaniel, Skin
= C,rsl-r. Jordan, Tobey, james, Duuson,
Winaate. r. II. Prichard, Solomon, Wheeler,
and Repiton.
m@,nrtion Elder r.. G. Teasdale, d. D. oI
Wssbineton CITY Elder i. Kiu-ford, d.. D
" Aiexnn Iria; tad Elder 4 NJ. Polndexter
Of Richmond, Va.
RE meeting was very interesting ole
IF whi,h we shall give Il more extended nc
count next week.
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ORIGINATED BITTERS.

PROOF THAT DYSPEPSIA CANrBE CURED.
Boston, January Is, 1851. Gentlemen Re
garding all patent medicines with distrust, it was
not until | had been reduced to helplesness, and
confined to my bed. and after the skill ofphysicians
had failed to benefit me, that l could be prevailed
on by the solicitations of friends, to try your Oxy-
agenated Bitters, for Dyspepsia, q disease from
which l have suffered in all its most terrible forms,
for about eleven years.
Some four weeks since I commenced using these
Bittters, and the trial has proved the ~virture
and efficacy of the medicine in my rest rat on to
health.
| am lad of an opportunity to use my influence
in recommending this medicine to those afflicted
with this horrible disease, believing that in all
cases ofDyspepsia it will prove a positive benefit,
if not an effectual cure.
PHILIP IRISH, No 5 u shburton Place.
SETH w. FOWLE II CO, 1873 Washington St.
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where.
None genuine unless signed L. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
For sale by all the Druggists in Raleigh, Colds
boro', and throughout the State.