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sag@"WoopLAsp CREAa."-A Pemad,

for identifying the har-highly perfumed-superioi
r. any French article imported. and for half an
price For dressing Ladies' Hair it has no equH..
giving ii bright glossy appearance. 1t causes ue-
teInens hair curl in the sost NATURAL manner IL
removes dsndruf, always giving the Hair the ap
pearance OF being fresh shampeoed Price only nff!
cents. None genuine unless signed
PgTRipGE Co, Propretors Of the
balm of a Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. -
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
NH lI-eod6n Agents for Richmond
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ES~ DIR, CooNs, LATE OF ST. LOUIS
Ao-odice and residence on Sd street, west side, h
tween MARSHALL and Clay streets. NH lS-d6m
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nfA. Dr.. JoHs B. WALTHALL, (Homes'
pathistl offers bis professional services TO the ci6
zens Of Richmond and its vicinity. Office at his
Sldenoe On Leigh street, two doors from 9Th.
70 i-l2ms
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By Goddin Apperson, Aucts-
T EASE-HOLD. HAVING NINE YEARS.


| EASE HOLD, HAVING NINE YEARS
"; MAIN N. ssIrREEIs, OVER TiiE JEWELk STORE
A 4, be sold on MONDAY, the 7sh day
~ aeptepheT 1851, on the premises commencing ats
location oi the property among the best IN the city,
ana = admirably adapted to offices. or Iodxins
l-~Ns-one-third cash; balance at and 4 mooths.
.or III, nsHaoe notes interest added aud title retain
sea G1DDIN q APpERsoN. Auets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND
= PERSONAL ESTATE, AT HENRlCo COUN.
IY COURT H0uSE-ln execution Of the provissons
me- as Tfa S .tsa sS ~ Sto: SoraSa 70
lnrded IN Henreo County Court, Will be sold pub
nc auction at the fr91t door Of the Court Mouse Of
suucuunty ON MONDAY the eth sept next. It Il
O'Clock u, the following Property to Wit:
Ten and half acres Of land. more or less, lying
samuel Cottrell, NJ. 5. BlsckTnrn aud others.
Also. two large Sorfei Horses.
IERMs-Cash as to UGH of the proceeds a NAV
oe necessary to def the expenses OF executing the
deed, (amcunt1g TO ss5sj as to the pss,us shs
''' VIII De made kRoTp On sat The Day d ssls
GoDDrS APPERsoS, Aucts Az Is
100H ACRES OF LAND, FIVE AND
49, A HALF MILES BELOW RICHunNn
FOR SALE AT AUCrIUN.-On MONDAY sent
1871. commencing at II O'Clock ~ will DO soii on
AIW
on ule New Central Road. About 40 acres lies /.
ou4, and mas good dwelling and barn ON il: about
% acres OF which Is in very nigh state OF i'm prove
ihtht, rs the crops now on the land will prove:
arse portion ~ the balance is heavily covered with
"oou This tract OF 800 acres will be divided into
small tracts OF from p to lt0 acres, with conve
loaus 10 them There are many springs Of the best
water ON It; and where they not found water ~
good can be had by wells, within Is feet of ths sur
tce About 100 acres If il is fine meadow land The
"hoie tract being peculiarly adapted to the growth
Oh wheat and clover, having yielded rs much q rs
ousheisof wheat TO the There il a church very
near, ana the neighborhood is improving To Der.
sons OF limited means those dssirous Of healthy
retreat Tor the summer, aud at the same time pro-
ntaple investment in good land, this tract offers
great Inducements, and for healthiness cannot he
Surpassed by any locality in the State.
The other tract, of about rs acres is about three
miles below the above; about W acres Of which have
been partly cleared recently and could easily be nut
IN state Of CIVILIZATIONS the residue is heavily tim.
Dered and wooded. This land lies sufficiently near
to James river to make two loads Of wood = dsY
and ID believed would yield ~ cords per acre
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing, are respectfully
requested to view these lands which Jacob g. Atlse
Esq, will take pleasure in showing
ES- Maps of the whole premises may be seen at
Jur office.
TERMs-One half cash; balance at s, IL, Is and "A
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed, or title retained.
au22 G0BDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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y ENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING .GooDs.-
~ MERCHANT, WEISIGER Il co. have lust re-
ceived by Express and Steamer, a large and beauti
Il assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
'nnsistiug of Morning Gowns. Travelling shawls
White and Fancy Linen and Cotton Shirts also,
md Fancy Scarfs and Ties; Brown and Bleached
IalfHose; Silk and Linen Hdkfs. bemd; suspen-
!ers: Under-Shirts, and all other goods appertanng
% gentlemen's wear which We will sell as low the
ame can be bought anywhere. All we ask is call.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER Co,
M 10 Main strpet
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VALUABLE MILL AND SMALL FARM

RICHMOND, NEAR TIL + BROOKE PLANK Road.
Joseph VanIeventer, whose engagements reSuir4
bis presence in Albenarle where he is employed in
the lumber trade We VIII .el at public auction,
.sn,ber, o55, at o'clock. p NJ, the valuable Mir
and Cottage Farm, located above, adjoining til.
Nathaniel King. Attached to the Mill (besides IT,,
lani covered by the ponIJ there is absut acres
and to the Farm about Sc acres. The improvements
on this Farm are neat and comfortable, and sum
cient tor the use OF the place. The nei hbor hood
excellent The null will lie sold separate from the
Of sale. TO any one disposed To engage in the mill
ing and ice business, the above property present
many Inducements
TERMs.ons-fifth cash; balance at 4, 8, IL and IL
months, for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
au27 GODDIN IL APpERSON Aucts
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TIE BURG'S NO. / MANIPULATED
~ GUAN0-We will receive. in few days. a car
go of this valuable fertilizer which has been high
IL approved by all who have used it, and now
prepared to take orders for it,
T.. H. SKINKER Co.
M sfyae
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL

VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE DWELL.
ING, on THE SOUTH SIDE OF FRAN
LIN, BETWEEN JEFFEkSuN AND MADISON
STREET, FOR SALE AT AUCTiUN.-We shall
sell at public auction, ON WEDN ESDAY the 9Th da,
Of September 1851 at "A O'Clock P NJ, if fair ii NOT
the next fair day, the valuable Residence formerl,
occupied BY Joseph Mayo, Esq, located as aboyt
Inc lot fronts q feet and runs back l35 feet to
and are ample for the accommodation of large fam,
ily, The location of the property is among the best
in the city.
TERMS: onefifth cash; balance at 4, s, IL and le
months. for negotiate notes, interest added secure
by a trust deed.
auA GODDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts
NEW DWELLING, WITH TWO ACRES
~ OF LAND IN SYDNEY, Nos 232, 235) ON
ELMWOoD, FEDERAL AND SYCAMORE SITS
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wil be sold on TU rs,
DAY, sth day Of September, 1857, on the PREMISE
commencing at "a O'clock z. NJ. the above desirabl,
located property The house has rooms the lot i
WILL enclosed, and j. among the most beautiful in
Sydney, being nearly opposite the residence OF the
late Mr.. John Crouch twill be divided into smaller
lots of suitable size.
TERMs.-0ne-fourth cash balance at g. 6 and 9
months for negotiable notes, interest added, secured
by a trust deed or title retained
au2s GODDIN Il APPERSON, Aucts.
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sSy~ How TO CURE ALL PAIE.-Th,
thou sands who are suffering with rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Nervous Headache pains in the face, sid,
limbs and back will find immediate relief by usin,
HAgTsH0RNE's cUREALL. Being "A preparation by :
Chemist il is found 10 be the best application To-
pain in the bones, muscles, nerves and sinews IT!
By PURCELL, LADD CO., and
M 2T-lIa WM. L. LADD.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY Goddin q Apperson, Aucts.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
ON 7rH, BETWEEN CARY AND CAV Al sTs
FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N.-Wiil be sold' on EKi.
DAY afternoon, the 18th Of September. 1857. On the
preinlses, commencing at ~ o'clock, the valuable,
site the tobacco factory Of WIN. Anderson -, i
Also, the valuable building Lot adjolnjnt IN H..
North The house Is In good repsir, and "a wei cal-
culated for q residence above and n store below
TzRNs.-0ne-fourth cash balance at D. II aud ~
months, for negotiable notos interest aiel secsred
by trust deed. GODDIN 4 APPERsON.
40 Aurf
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DEAuTIFuL COUNTRY SEAT. FOUR

- AND HALF MILES SoarH OF RICHMOND, on THE
BROOKE PLANK ROAD, CONTAINING 100 ACRES, roGErH-
ER VITA Crops AND PERSONAL ESTATE fHERE9S, FOR
SALE AT AETi0N.-At the request Of Mr.. Wm.
H. Boweoek, (who Is bout to engage in business N
hlchmond) We will sil, at public auction. On the
premises. on THURSDAY, the 10th s. ptemter 1857,
commencing at II O'Clock the beautiful country
on which lac resides located above. containing 100
acres OF which about 81 are open land and 10
acres heaylf set in original oak: II I'D ,oius the
lands OF Messrs. Abler billiard, Nath1 King, and
James G. Voss. The improvements on the place con
SYST OF large and elegant Brick DWELLING l6x36 ert
recently erected. containing rooms above BASE
ment having ala Observatory ON the top. The dwell
lng y supplied With water from force pump. There
are tue usual out buildings-sueh Us Kitchen STA
pie Carriage House. Barn. &C. After the sale of the
iand VIII be sold parcel OF excellent Household and
Kitchen Furniture together with the other personal
estate, consisting OF fne Mule, anexceilent younl,
Horse, two Cows one Wagon, oae Cart. all the Farm
ing implements Also, the crop OF Wheat Straw,
ana the crop OF growing Corn standing IS acres VI
land estimated to make from $50 to 100 barrels
IERMs.-for the land one-ffth cash: one fifth at (
Inohtls and the remaining three-iths at IL, Is and
~ months, Tor negotiable notes. interest added,
cured by trust deed Fur the personal estate all
sums under $50 cash; over that amount, 4 months
credit. Tor approved endorsed negotiable paper
GnnUIN d AbpEp snN 49,.
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lever AND AGUE CURED, by LEO
he iIni,a1 far the above Sseases Ifcontinu
lily taken from the first dose according odirections
It will entirely eradicate the disease. References
given TO those who have had it, of long standing and
AN prove the efficacy of this valuable medicine
Price 81 per bottle. TIEOS. LEONARD,
je 80 Corner Of Clay and Adams streets.
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER.-Child

4
cry for i'll This valuable and popular prepare
ton is recommended with the greatest confidence
ast experience and test Of years having proved 1t to
of the best, safest and most reliable Worm De
,troyers in use.
Being prepared especially for children, it is sweet
md pleasant the taste and readily taken by Them
md may be given to the Youngest infant with perfect
afety, it contains OIL worm seed, turpentne. or
,ther nauseous drug.
Prepared only by E. ]. PICOT. and for sale by
1rnUCista penprallY. AL II
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THE VALUABLE FARM CALLED

- .CRANEY ISLAND" ON THE VIRGINIA
CENTRAL RAILROAD. NINE MILES PROM
SOLD, ON TU ESDAY the sth day of September. lsI7.
f fair not, the next far day. upon the premises
commencing ut II oclJck, that valuable farm known
as .Cranay Island" near Atiee's Depot ON Ger
trial haiiroad . miles from Richmond. containinr
4les acres. Uo OF which cleared and under cult
Walton, ~ acres being well adapted Ia grass Their,
Is Dwelling with seven rooms, Barn, Stables &C
There Is mari Of good quality in the oeatre of thu.
open land. We deem u further desoription unn,r-
essary persons iisposed to purchase are exp.cte
10 eau aud examine for themselves Mr.. Vaughan.
who RESIDES on the promises, will take pleasure in
showing the farm any who may wish to So, in
Terms very accommodating and made known nj
the hour of sale.
C.ODDIN Il AppERSnE A.,nto
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Y,om The Poatnn Pest.

YE MAYBE SERvAxr.-A Damsel of pleas
ante disposition US a verie great helpe to We
goode Housewife Ye chearful Mapden yvyll
synge righte merrielye abOvt We Hovse. She
lyketh letter n merrie songc than We PsalmeS of
SterneholdeiG HopPkyns. She lykevvyse loueth
not to abyde in We Hovse Of We 'Lordc vpon
pleasant Sabbathe; but VI soc be that she might
vvolde rcadylie wake ju We Fields & WOOdes
vvyth herr syvete-hcarte, & slit vvyth hym yn
some shade playces yantyle ye going dovvne of
ye sun.
Now take ye heed, lisc & hearken vntoc me,
ALE We Hvsbandcs;-yt is mott vvyse for We
Goodman Of Sc Hovse to have mvch talke vvyth
We DAmsel,-more especiallc yf she be comelie
& faire to look vPon, -leaste, peradventure, ye
GoOde-vvyGe shovvid be trovbelled vvyth ieal-
ousie thereatt-the vvvch VS. mott guode YIN
mayntainyng ye peace of We HOyse-holde.
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I,etter from Elihu Burritt.
NEw BRITATN, CoNN., July zV'

New BRlrAN, CoNx., July go, 1897
EprroRs WHEELING INrrLLIGENcER--A l1ser
Sirs:-By the enclosed, you will SEQ that the
friends Of Compensated Emancipation propose p =,
to hold a convention next month. The eau
has been signed by influential men Of all par
ties and professions, from Maine to Nebraska; !
including 100 highly respectable citizens of Ne
lt,snye. We earnestly hope that several Save
States will be represented at the convention
that especially we shall have the presence ana
cooperation of good and true men from lpg y.
mia. How much wish that many Of your c''l-
zcns would feel free to sign the enclosed copy
- aC't no C,u and that several from your city
,,,;,,bt attend the convention am sure Tany
Of them sympathize with the spirit and aim OF
Ibis nacitic and generous movement send you
= svnonsis Of the plan of compensated emanci-
nation. Yours truly, and ever,
F>'O ELmu BuRRlrT.
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written for the 1ntelligeneer
AN AFFETUOSO STRAIN,
rom an unpublished Poem-I7edtcdted to Miss Y. C.

AN AFFETUOSO STRAIN,
rom unpublished Poem-pedtcdted to Miss v G. p
Of Philadelphia.
The last lingering echo died away,
Aud left her standing all alone, beside
1t was the holy, sweet
And noiseIess hour Of night; and through the long
DreaEy looking street, there was heard no voice,
To mar the stiffness Of that quiet room,
So sacred to a mothers bleeding heart.
Softly, through the Window-shade caE1e gently
Stealing in, the risen moon, bearing on
Her silver wings the sweet perfume Of all
The garden sIumbering iowers. And thea,
Face Of the cOldly quiet sleeper there,
Until the white folds Of his snowy shroud
Seemed like Angels wings through the soft twilight
The mother for a moment looked
Upon the little one, so sweety pale
Cry, fell pTostrate beside her child, and twined
The icy arms about her neck, and kissed
The cold, unfeeling lips, and In the deep
Cohyulsive agony Of despair poured
She wept until her eyes were sadly
Dimmed with scalding tears, and each memory
or departed joys stood like d hooking thing
Beside her trembling form. In every tear.
Some sweet vision OF other days was SEEM
Some dark prophecy of coming voc.
Remembered them-Oh how keenly-!hat sweet
And blissful day, when first this little boy
she laughed and wept and sighed and joyed By turns
BoundidV heart, in the Wild, imptuous
Gladncss of a mothers never-never
y - $500 How In the days
OF sweetness and peace that toll0Weti AFTER
she had hung upon his soft cradle bed,
And toyed with his dark brown curS, and Wills, tred
Softest words Of love, and dreamed beautiful
Dreams of his coming greatness, goodness
Aud glory.
But alasl how silent
Cold and speechless was her beloved boy
No more, forever would he smile again,
Nor Irvine his little arms about her neck,
As she kissed him q thou5Bnd times, In all
The unbOunded gladness Of a mothers heart.
Strange thought Had she, in The wild and dreamy
Worship OF her beloved boy, so far
Neglected the Girer of this great joy p
Alas twas true And kn~eling lower still,
Beside her cof1ned child, she prayed In all
The eATnestness Of = breaking, contTite
HeaTt,-khdt Jesus InOuId bless heF GriLi lis love
When 10 She heard Whispered-psace be still!
Aud suddenly through the darEenei chamber
Of her SOUL there shone the glorious light
or Fdihl; und lifting up her tear dimaed eyes,
AbeautiOuS pathway she btheld, crowned
With living bloom, and musical with birds
Leading through golden gates into the sweet
And peaceful home Of her departed boy.
God IL reyy good. From out the darkest
Clouds OF human woeS He showers sweetest
Blessings trembling heads. J. D. NC.
WHEEIISG, July 94th, 1857
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DIR. M. DIE WALLETS
nnnnnnnInA Dill

These pills have been private practice Of the
Proprietor as Hospitals of Of France for
years. meeting unparalleled successgyIng the great
est satisfacton-curing where other remedies fail.
They act as charm correcting rregularty and OBJ
strucOns, producing regular the monthly dis.
charge.
mild gentle stmtIant They produce agreeable
exheration and happy influence on both mind body
Pregnant females suppOsing themselves so,
agaIns. using these pills. they will produce
miscarriage, although Injurious
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAuGHLINs { BUsHF1ELD.
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Ambrotvpes FOR Sl,

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms, with fac
ties operating and arrangement for light equal
any the country, and far superior any in the city,
producing beautiful pictures which unsurpassed
in the country. He prepared to make Ambrotypes
they be by mail without extra postage. Also to
them in Iockets and pins price Daguerreoypes
Pictures good exhibited
and warranted to last fol- ages unchanged.
AIlkinds of materials used in the business for sale
Rooms of Main above Monroe, over Marsh
TavIor's stnrs augIs
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Charles, London Cordial Gin

CharIeS' LOuuOu COTuIa4 O4H
Is shown by the Records of the Custom House to be the
only London Cordau Gin IMPORTED and sold in bottles
all others are made here in imitation OF it.
delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar Favor
$50 different from gns) universally esteemed by all
who use it. 1t adopted with great in cases of
DrsPEPsIA Gour, RHEuMArIsN, DRoPsr, Gravel coLIc
CHOLERA srRcrURE, DISEASE THE UH1-
DR. YGLESTIxE of York, in letter to the pro-
prIetOr, says:
Charles London Cordial Gin is the pursst, best, and
n ost rsliaJie Extract Of Juniper Ihdue
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL. GIN is sold by all Drug
merous poisons called "London Cordial Gn'ttO avoid
them buy only CHARLEs'" Reject any other offered to-
you as you value your health dollar for quarts
sT,,, cents fer hints EDMUND c. CHARLES,
nhl2s-smdkw Sole Importer, 40 broadway y.
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NorIcE TO POsrxAsrERs.- are
cautioned not to send money to the Postoftice
Department, or to either Of its blank agencies,
for the purpose of paying for printing signature
post bills or mdrEiRy stamps. As there is no
authority for such payment on the part of post
masters the department has directed that all
money forwarded for such purposes shall be re-
turned Wash Star, July 81.
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Neat Carpenter work


have business in las, to the fac; that
myself on Main street, below Mr. Reilly Grocery, where
carry Job Carpenter1nG In all branches make
rant all my work of whatever kind respectfully solicit
orders. Tiy2l:2Wl w e COLLINS.
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boys like IT, girls like it, the Old folks it. young folks Ike
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hoHSe tcttot LIFE ILLUSTRATED No plantation should
be Without it. Only 81 year, q for half year. and on
trial months for 2S cents. Address
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lTE IIusIRATED-We have previously called attention
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TnREE DOLLARS FOR KIss.-A few days ago,
in one Of the western cities, mon named Billy
Smith was fined three dollars for kissing Splump
article Of breathing humanity weighing 250
pounds, the wife ofa Dutchman, who witnessed
the larceny, which ''made him so mad he could
not speak" II the size is to be taken into con-
sideration, the kiss must be set down as cheap.
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@sOS~

CoNNEcrrcur IRox-There are more than
Is, 600 tons of iron dug in the town of Sails
bury, Connecticut every year, and some / 900
tons of pig iron made. The Salisbury iron is
the best in the world-Nejo Haren journal.
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PorsosED WuskY.-The Lebanon CO., Star
records the death Of four men from drinking
whisky with strychnine in It. Il also says that
tens Of thousands of fish in the stream below the
listillery have died. Two tons Of dead fish
have been taken out, a mill-raee being literally
ehoked with them.
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THAr last letter of Mr.. Marcy, addressed TO
Hon. John NJ Bolts Of Richmond, was TO in
troduce the latter as his friend, to Eol. Thom;
II. Seymour, United States Minister at St Peters
burg, Russia. Mr. Bolts expects to spend seyc-
raj Of the ensuing months in tour through Eu-
rope and will visit most Of its celebrated resorts
before he will return.
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~ Call on them. apea-1v-dnw

Black or brown Hair produced in 1--WE minutes,
from the Gryes Hair by the application of W.
A. BArcHELoRs HAIR DYE. WARRANTED to defy de-
tecton and never to nure the hair skim matter
how often applied long continued Use the genuine
and no harm can possibly Markhe steel engrav-
ing box, wN A BArcHEIon, 23s broadway, on
the four sides WA A. BACHELORS Hair Dye when
you purchase. For sale in Wheeling by
np3D-1rl T. u. LOGAN co.
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From the Baltimore Pttrios and Commercial GdEette.
HAMPToN,s TINCTURE.-ThIs medicine, which has been
before the public years. but more especially for
the last year. by Mortimer Mowbr0y, as sole pro-
prietors has with remarkable as We have seen
from the respectable Aarse number of pa
tients who have relieves, number Of the medical
profession also who have in their practices have
voluntarily given their certificates Recommendation to
the proprietors. ,,,,,,,, ,,u,,x uos,ruus, but
as we have seen so many letters Mortimer Now
Bray from the sources mentioned, feel 1T to be
nothing more than justice call the attention of the people
to their advertisement in to-days paper.
T. H. LOGAN co,