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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
pOsITIvE PUBLIC SALEOF yALUA
" Bile I'm nfaYed II aaI Estafa IN Daa..-

BY JAS. G. MEG UIRE, Auctioneer
)osiTIVE PUBLIC SALE OF vALUA.
L Die Improved II cal Estate on PeunsyI.
vaala avenue, near the corner of 9Th stree,
west.-The subscriber will offer at public sale
on THURSDAY, the 26th day Of June, 1856. at
O'CLOCK p m on the premises, part OF Lot
NO. l. In square No 461 fronting 22 feet on Penn
sylvania avenue, the corner or 9th street west
running back with that width TO north ID street.
win the Improvements, which consist Of well
and substantially bull Brick Building, covering
tue entlie lot, containing large and capacious
store room and comfortable dwelling house with
all the me dern improvements, &c
ihe above property Is among the most valuable
IN the city, being In the immediate vicinity Of the
National and Browns bo'els and the most bust
ness part OF the city, and pays large interest on
its value, and offers Of the best opportunities
to capitalists for investment The store is at pres
emit occupied by +. Tucker & Co, as hardware
store.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; and the bal
ance in 6, IL, Is, "a &c. and 80 months, for notes
bearing interest from the day of sale, secured by
piled with In ave days after the sale the perty
will be resold, upon one weeks notice. at the risk
and expense Of the purchasers All conveyance
Ing at the expense ofthe purchasers. Title indls-
CHAS 8. WALLACE, Trustee.
je l9-dSds JAS. c. Meg CURE, Auct'r.
GALE OF Landry VIRTUE OF AU-
- thoIity vested In me, on the premises, in Al,
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, June 10th, a valuable
lot Of az acres Of land, part In wood and a part
cleared, and remarkably well adapted to garden
Ing purposes 1t Is Joined by the farms Of Mrs
Hamilton, X Cruit, and the Rev A Hays-about
~ mics ON Georgetown. There are two ex-
cellent springs Of water, and a comfortable log
louise on the premises, which is all enclosed by a
fine fence.
Any person wishing to purchase may get any
desired information by calling on Robert Bal,
or. near Balls Cross Roads, or the subscriber, at
$50 g street, near Third.
Terms Of sale $500 cash the balance In three
equal payments at 6, ~ and Is months.
deed given and a deed Of trust taken
ROBERT BALL Jr,
je 10-ts# Executor for VIM. Ball, deceased.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW.

BY c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
positive SALE OF A Valuable Lot
4 on the Island.-On WEDNESDAY Az
TERNOON, June 18th, at6k O'Clock, 4 shall sell
on the premises, without reserve, the part Of
Lot No. ID, In square No SIS, fronting 81 feet
inches on south Z street, between Sd and X SITS.
west, depth la feet 6 inches.
This property Is located In a rapidly improving
par, Oh the Island, and win positively be sold
Terms; One. fourth cash balance on crsdi,
terest, secured by deed In trust on the premises
Conveyaucing at purchasers cost. - -
je H-ts &C. w. BOTELER, Auctr.
IL Immediately after the above sale 4
Mn sell the south "a Part ct Lo; No IN Square
tween south D and E streets depth IOoieet, con.
tanning Z, 900 feet. 81 ~ p = =.
Terms liberal, and made known at sale,
je H-Tu&W @. w. BOTELER, Auct
IL On accsuuGef the weather the above
at the same hour .. ...
je1 9-d G. w. BOTELER, Auct.
By BARNARD & BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
(WA1L, BARNARD Co, was hineton)
GALE By CATALOGUE OF RARE AND
- Valuable Books, being In part tie private LII
FRIDAY ard SATURDAY EVENINGS, goth
and slst instant, at early gas light We name In
part
S SsnsmR1 ;. Magazine complete, $50 vols
British Poets and Lives OF the Poets
State Trials, United States Statute Laws
Rare Theological Works, In manuscript and print
To which win be added other valuable works,
making the sale well worthy the attention Of the
literary.
Terms: All sums under s25, cash; over SOS a
credit Of thirty and sixty days for notes satsfac-
torily endorsed, bearing interest
je lS-d BARNARD BUCKLEY, Auct.
II The above sale will take place at the Auc
ton Rooms Of Barnard Buckley, on Bridge 1t q,
near Congress, Georgetown.
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TELHGRAPHIc HHWe,
FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BY HOUSE PRINTING YKLkGRaPB.
Arrival Of the Quaker City.
Gov. Johnston's Aoceptanoe

NEW YORK, June I'll The Quaker City
from Havana, arrived here this morning.
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Thankful for the many favors conferred on hin
for the last three years he begs TO remind all In
accounts must be closed by the LIST Of August
Jelo-ot % .s..- EH III w.
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DACHEL AND THE NEW WORLD
~ Trip to the United States and Cuba Prics
81. lie le-trl FRANCK TAYLOR,
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EVENING STAR.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
REPORT OF fHE SUPERINrINpENr OF THE
GoyERExENr HOSPITAL ron TEE Insane

REPORT OF TEE SUPERINfINDENr OF THE
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL FoR TIE INSANE
The report Of the accomplished Superintend-
emit, d. c. III. Nichols, Of the Government
Hospital for the Insane, for the year ending
October 1, 1855, presents q number of inter-
esting facts.
The house was organised on the frat Of j an
usry, 1855, and domestic Preparations for the
reception Of patients were at once commenced.
The first patient was received on the 18th of the
same month, and between that time and the
9Oth Of June following, sixty-three patients
were received. Fifty-one Of these patients
were removed from Baltimore, where the in
digsnt insane of the District had been main
tanned by the Government for many years,
and eleven were sent to the institution by the
marshal of the District, and the remaining
one was United States soldier, who was re-
ceived On the order Of the Department Of the
Interior
Sex and color of patients under treatment
between January and June 30, 1885,,
White males. neutrality-suspicious.. FL
White females. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
- So
Colored males ....................... 5
-
Grand total. SO
Three white females were discharged in the
same period, who were considered aceH.
There we're no deaths nor other discharges,
so that there remained in the house July /,
1855:
White males. neutrality-suspicious.. Fl
- So
COlored males. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Colored females Observation-Disclosures. 2
-
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

ny . ~ AQCuOncef.
(I0SING OUT SALE of GOVERNMENT
" Lots in the City of Washinateu,-On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 2stn az
O'CLOCK, at the Auction Rooms, shall sell, by
order OF the Commissioner Of Public Buildings,
me following described City Lots belonging 20
Square. No. Of Lots
g I
l ia P a:t S6ii
and "a
$50 south half OILS
ca T. TO- TO- Il and IL .-
8 ., s. s s En-
5. Of 1868
Ills la IL, u, IL, "a
liss I,2, u, Is, "a. IS, 10
i iiS I,2, IL, II, 1914
1l2s LIZ, 9, 10, IL, ~
1872 1,2. Ii, u, Is, Ia, Is
Il8 l,2, IL, 12. 10, IA
I Iist I,2,s 10, III
las 1Iss i H. it, S' &, Is
1877 Ia III, r. I3 Ia. Is
IIss Ia, 10, ii, Il, 8, IL
I IlsS I,2,s 10, II, IL
Il4i I,2,n, u, Is, Il, Is, 10
lli2 3, 4, Sc, 7,s,9
l143 La, 9, 10, III, IL
1lii I2,3456 e. IS ia
Terms OF sale One third cash; the residue in
terest.
The terms OF sale must be complied with with.
IN nve days thereafter, or the property win be
SOLD al the risk and expense Of the delinquent
purchaser. J B. BLAKE
Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
Je 2O-d j. c MCGUIRE, Auct
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pOARD.-A FEW RESPECTABLE ME-
- chlnics can obtain good board and pleasant
rooms by applying at No. 3s7 18th street, between
II and l. Also, two young ladies can be accom-
modated with board. Terms moderate.
m 2-1m& ....t ......
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BOARDING,

GENTLEMEN CAN BEACCOMMODATED
" with their Meals, at No. go F street, betw.
18th and 18th. jel7-eo3t#
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A RARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

EIFTY TO SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS
L per month may be made by the manufacture
of an article In common demand, and from the
sale Of which at least one hundred per cent NAV
be easily realized. IL can be manufactured with
liue trouble In any family; the materials are
cheap; net over $40 SIS dollars are required 10
start II Many persons In different rarts OF the
country are now engaged In It's manufacture, from
which they are receiving handsome returns
Full directions and particulars for Its manufac
ture will be sent TO any part OF the country on the
receipt OF Sl
Address, ERASTUS HOPKINS,
je Ia-eo1m* Washington, ID. G.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
[sKK TIRsr PAGE FOR Other NOTICES !

EOR RENTING. 263 ST, A THREE
u story Frame House, containing 8 rooms and
Kitchen to rent for 5 $50 per annum. Apply to !,
II. DRURi, City Post Once. s2l-3t
ENoH RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, SITUA-
ted on 9th stree, near the corner Of NJ In
quire Of +. M. MAGRUDER, Dry Good and
Shoe Store, corner 9TH and street. lie 91-tf
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I A n d A Nd T A x A g ENJOY
LINDSLoCATRD, BOUGHT SOLD.

LAND AND TAX AGENC Y.
LANDS LOCATED, BOUGHT SOLD.
DALLAS d STEELE,
East Saginaw, Mich, (Heyts Bleck,,
PROMPT attention paid to all communications.
A. J. DALLAS. RH srERIu
Hon Walker Wash'n. 20. Sam Brewster Syracuse NY
Albert Steele, Chicago IN. Hon DsHs PhiI.del a
John WILSON, fOry Com. Gen. Norman Little saginaw M
y nAE1 n UmHe SnsSso III John GsLstLer s.gin.w NJ
iel6 I'm
MEDICAL CARD.
nR. III. PERABEAU, GERMAN HOMEO-
- pathic physc an, has the honor TO offer his
services TO the Inhabitants Of Washisg ton and
vicinity.
Once on ID street, two doors west Of 9th where
he will be found from to IL q. m, and from 20
p m Residence on l street, No. lSs, between
Goth and 21st streets.
N. B-Homeophathic medicines for sale which
the Doctor prepares himself with the greatest
care, for Fever and Ague, for Bilious and Bowel
complaints, &c, &c. m l6-3m
GREAM.-A CONFECTIoNER, HOTEL
~ keeper, or other persons can be supplied with
from six to eight gallons Of pure fresh CREAM
per week, sent In daily or thrice q week from q
dairy and garden farm near Washington City, by
addressing a note TO Box No. tar Once, so that
the advertiser may call and make arrangements
for It's delivery je l2-u
CLOCkS-CLOCKS-C RE-
" ceived, great variety Of CLOCKS,
which will be sold on fair terms, and war 2SI
ranted one year, at J. ROBINSON'S,
$40 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite ~
Ss-im Browns Hotel.
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CURIOUS CALcuLATIoN.-A correspondent of the
Baltimore American, writing under date of the 18th
inst, says:
In todays issue of your paper appears paragraph
with the caption, "Curious Calculation in which an
estimate is made Of the earths surface, and state
Iaent also made of the number Of human dead, and
the conclusion is reached chat the whole surface of
the globe has been dug over 12S times to bury its
dead" This calculation is certainly false, as will
show in such clear manner that every man who
knows anything about mathematics will see it. five
suppose that man has been the globe 1900 years,
which accords with the Greek version of the Old Tes
lament, which makes the human race about 1900
years older than the Hebrew text we shall have, by
allowing % years to generation, 292 generations.
Suppose in the next place we take the average pop
ulaton of the globe at 100000, goo, which is very
large estimate shall have for the whole number of
human dead 233 500 100000, The whole surface of
the globe is zoe, 000 900 of square miles about QUE
fourth is land, which gives so 100000 square miles,
The number Of square feet in square mile is n S7S
400. Multiply these two numbers together and we
have 1898 500 900 900 900 (sixteen fgures) the nun
Der Of square feet of land surface. Now, allowing
fifteen square feet for grave on an average and we
have for the quantity of land necessary to bury the
dead $500, 100000 900. Now the land surface is
about three hundred and nnety.Seven times as much
as this number. Therefore, one three hundred AMI
ninetyseyenth of the earths surface would bury its
dead "a fraction more than the half of Texas woalt
\ bury them all. S~
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$S ..sg IA III nh mn Al os All II i ;Esl5 N
81. Louis, Aug. 2O.--T The correspondent pf4 tie
ST Louis Democrat, writing from Sansas under date
Of the 18th, cefnlng the attack on the town Of
Franklin says that a large company of Misseurians
and Caronians were encamped at Washing ton Creek,
and were committing depredations on the fields and
barns Of the settlers il that vicinity.
The settlers having sent to Lawrence fol- assistance
MI Hoyt, Of that place. proceeded to tic camp to as
certain the truth of the statement and tie reasons for
tile depreciation. 3lisSs ,ss#f III 58Sggs q
On his arrival he was seized and shot which pro-
ceedings the Democrats correspondent claims led TO
the attack on Franklin e. E t$a
The Kansas journal contains intiammatory appeals
To the people Of Missouri, pointing to the attack on
Franklin asa signal for the active resumption Of
Ihostilities. @
Cen Lanes party had arrived in the Territory, and
had attacked the guard Of United States troops which
was placed over EXC Governor Robinson and other
Free State prisoners. s
The guard sulrendered the prisoners without firing
a single gun. S4 81. I'd #33 @
Lane has about four hundred men, all well armed,
and he is driving the men from the Terri
tory, and destroying their property. i5 81
IS battle took place near Potawatamie on the / 4th,
in which fourteen abolitionists were killed. and six
4 teen wounded We have no account as to who com
menced the fight, what the Pro-slavery loss was.
A 4 Georgia Colony had been pillaged and burnt by
Browns company. Seven or eight persons lost their
lives on this occasion.
It is runored that Capt. TreadweIl and his party
4 have been captured. MI ss8sa
n The excitement in the border towns Of Missouri is
intense and hourly increasing. ~. Is
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n9rByvfr of the powers with which Il
invested by tie Supreme Government Of the Republic
documents deposited and the office Of
W. Christy, Esq., Notary Public have constituted ap.
pointed Messrs. MASON. PITCHER and SHADRACK F.
SLATER the sole agents Of the said Republic the purpose
of eecins loan and of settling such advances may
been heretofore made to the same rrSS ~. Toe
They fully accredited to that effect anhaye alone author
ty hereafter obligations contract for Nicaragua
Z jY2l Up u. DE, GOIGOURIAZ
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Doneson met in goodly numbers at the Courthouse,
on Saturday, at noon 1.-THE object of the meeting be-
ing to fully organize for the campaign -.
Ralph North, Esq, was elected President of the
Association, and MI. S. Dryden Stocknan Secretary.
Mr. North, on accepting the position, addressed the
meeting with appropriate remarks.
Loud calls were then made upon Giles NJ. Hillyer,
ESQ., who, in obedience thereto, addressed his fellow
citizens upon the great questions of the day. for up
wards Of an hour and a half The enthusiasm of the
meeting and the applause with which his remarks
were received told well for the truthfulness Of old
Adams to the Union and the American cause.
@ [Natchez Courier, 10Th.
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Regs'aE .R0gg..
THE THIED GRAND DRESS soIREI
''h 4--r Will be given at the ----7.

THE THIRD GRAND DRESS so1REE
'.' us Will be given at the
HOTEL GARDENS
On Saturday Evening, August 23d, 1850,
Under The direction OF the following gentlemen
Managers
Hon. Chs. NJ Waterman, Hon. Gerard stith,
Hon. Viaor Burthe, "a, MO-, Hon. NJ NJ. Reynolds .
Frank Preston, Esd, W. i. r. Ferrier, Esq, "
W.,P. Coleman, Esq, Col. j. G. Foindexter,
Z Pascali Labarre Esq, G. W. Muncaster ESD,
B. Bloomfield, Esq, samue! T. Jones, Esq.
Aug. Mquercron, Esq, j. B. Sarpe ESD,
P. S. FayssouN, Esq, j. T. 3iiciel Esq.
Applications for Cards of Invitation for Ladies' may made
Of any Of he above named gentlemen only
h- Gatlemens Tickets, 81 80 Steam train for the city
IL or O'clock. aul9 2ptd
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.a1stoae .Mygatt s. Co.,

Formerly Burnett 6 BostWickJ
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
rs c-aJG.Zs STREET,
Will issue the first day of January next the NEW Or
LEANS DIRECTORY, embracing the of all citizens
statistics regard public Institutions and also Planters
Directory containing the of the prominent planters
in LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI, ARKANSAS and TEXAS
number of competent and experienced have
the last six months constantly engaged upon this part
work and it will be compiled at expense sufficient to deay
the whole cost of publication of ordinary Directory. All
business applications should be addressed VI H. RAINEY
Box NJ 22S. or left at. Is Ca1np street. ie2 2pSGa
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SAVING WH1skT.-The Louisville Commercial has

f SAVING W HIskf.--Ihe Louisville UomneTclal has
the following good thing: l
S. among the freight of the Rock City, recently sunk
in the lower Ohio, near Amsterdam, was a quantity
of whisky, also, with other items a consignment Of
Blue Lick water. The sovereigns in that locality
were quite active in saving the whisky, fishing the
barrels out and rolling them ashore to a nice dry
place. The Blue Lick, too, attracted particular at
tention-being in nice barrels and aqnantity of it
who, thinking it pure old whisky concluded to tap
barrel and have a treat all round. The vent was
made, and out came the pure liquid, which was
eagerly gulped down. dozen dry Threats, though the
flavor was anything but sweet, and the taste was
found to be very different from whisky. Without
touching another drop, they unanimously pronounced
it the meanest Cincinnati liquor they had ever drank,
and two were of the opinion that it had been
rectifed with rotten eggs and bge water.
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NE hear very disastrous accounts Of the destruction
Of the Eomng cTops I'D ts vicinity tlie storms of
entirely prostrateds One third may one
half-is freeIy spoken 81 the amount of injury
fen days, however, viii make the quality more
evident IL will be very great In any event
fNatchez Courier, 18th inst,
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"A PnRiFesU1lMl I BnRArHwhat lady Or gentleman

A PERFuMED BREATH.--Wh hat lady Or gentleman
would remain under the Of disageeable BREATH when
by using the Balm Of Thousand Flowers adentrifce,
would not only render but leave the teeth white
baer do not know their breath Is and the
delicate their friends will Pour
single drop of the Bam your tooth brush and wash the
teeth highland morning fifty cent bottle will last year.
beautiful complexion easily be acquired by using the
Balm Of Thousand Flowers It will remove TAM pimples
and feckes from the skin leaving it Of soft and hue
Wet towel three drops and washthe night
andmornng
STARTING Made your shaving brush in either
cold water pour three drops Balm of Thou
sand Flowers, rub the beard well and it will make beautiful
solaher much facilitating the operation Of shaving Price
only 80 cents Fetridge Co.. propretos For sale by
Wright \ Co., Q. q Woodman, and all druggists
fe1b dEyyeoflGm 3F# $s tsf G.sS &I$i&2= GEfH ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-22

sass indebted to Tie GERS of the tII1e
ons attTdas asssf7
aout sisxt, forsAl beS river tay
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BV"sster Coolers.

splendid article all Sizes for sale at reduced prices For
and the enjoyment Of cool drink of that delicious
beverage cold WATER during hot weather. these articles
rivalled for cheapuess and durability. For sale by
F. ROBERTS,
je3Q 2p2m - Camp street.
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Wanted.

"A SOBER Man to drive day. inquire at the Vinegar Es
tehlshment corner Of Canal and IRENE Streets t"sa
au22 2plts: NE. BAILEY.
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a State Convention Of the old line Wings Of New
York, met in Albany on The morning Of the 18th
inst. Hon. Francis Granger, Of Canan ~ was
elected PRESIDENT and twelve distinguished gentle
men from different parts o. tho State Vice Presidents
The President addressed the meeting IN q very elo-
ausnt speech, which was frequently interrupted with
loud applause afterwhieh committee was appoint
edta report an address and draw up resolutions, and
the delegates from the Cong districts were
requested 10 meet during aecessto select the names
of delegates Vi Tie baltimore Convention The Con
yentien then took areeess till3 o'clock 2. ~.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-22

THE NEW York EBlToRs IN Il Fix.-T The Even
ing Mirror Of the has the following inter
asting item: y
A gentleman in Newport has recently received a
letter from Major who Is accused Of having
ra aff With d young lady of this city denying the
charge and asserting that the lady question went
81 Is Europe Z ia the company Of her Iiendsa He
adds tint be Is about 70 return to the United States
h commence libel suits against all the editors who
have denounced him for taking away an old mans
gdanphfer,1 49, a8
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Notice,

j. P TODD, of the late firm of Todd Co., and TODD
GANDOLF fully authorized to collect all monies due the
late firm of Todd Co.. and use the in liquidation they
having purchased my entire interest therein.
iy23 2plm WIN. II. FISK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-22

III. Jas, u Ring an eminent lawyer Of New York,
died quite usdsnly 81 on the nth
instant
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EK'Ascgtes etaae1 Clocks.

Jewelry, Precious Stones, Watch Materials Glasses and
Tools; Silk Guards and Ribbons Clock Findings, Jcwery
Boxes and Card Boxes and everything necessary for Watch
making and Jewellers in the repairing line at rs
FL. FRANKO'S,
au22 2p1m LOO Poylras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-08-22

" "a ~ SHErFIELp, III, March 49, 1856. Il
expect to sell great quantities Of your Befs this year.
Many customers speak very highly Of its good qualities
having proved itself excellent Fever and Ague pre-
ventaive great purifier Of the blood and the very best thing
record to aid digestion and create good natural appetite
In short am sureti Of the best medicines known
for family use; being safe and pleasant for to take
G. 10. D CIR oCKWELL says: I 8s#sR &fsS sE
ss$5l is4f 835s6 ANAMos4, Iowa, May 4, 1854.
The Bers give unbounded satisfaction all that have used
them and do and always them all that
afflicted They have cured many of Dyspepsia Of
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