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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

MRS. DAVIS, COUGH ELIXIK-Thi
lVl excellent and never failing remedy for Coughs
Colds, Whooping Cough, Pulmonary Complaint, and
giving great relief in Consumption and diseases
arising from Colds and neglected Coughs IL rapidly In
creasing in popularity. The following testimonial is
from gentleman well known in this community
RICHMOND, May o, 1858.
Mrs. d. B. Daps: Dear Madam, take great plea
sure in certifying to the beneficial effects Of your val
liable medicine, named and 10 well known az "Mrs.
DAVIS COUGH ELIXIR" Having used 1t In my
family for the last seven years. in the Of which
my wife has been greatly benefited and myself re-
stored from disease of the chest contracted during
my campaign in the late war with Mexico, with all
gratitude, Madam towards you, for its good effects
you can make any use Of this letter you may think
proper, for the benefit of the community at large
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS C. BALL.
For sale by Mrs. A. 3. DAVIS, Bennett a Eeen,
Alex. Duval, Paterson jackson, Chas. Aillsyasah,
z. J. Pieor A. Bodsker and Charles D. Yale.
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7 OCkSMITHS AND BELL-HANGEKss.
IL The undersigned respectfully inform their isnds
and the public in general that they have now COM
menced the above business in all its branches 9th
street. between Broad and Grace streets. All work
done by Us will be warrented.
de 30-lm. M G. DELARUE BRO.
10 EMOVAL...ED. ID. KEELING has re.
IL moved to his new store, No. 1s6 Main street,
where he has in store an elegant assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, &C.
Also, good assortme Mt of fine Cloths, Cassimeres
and Vestings "a hich he will make up In best style
and on accommodating terms. ia Sim
a GENCY for a Southern Mandatory o
"A Stretched LEATHER BANDS and LEATHER
HOSE, all sizes, of superior quality, at manufactu
rers prices
~ The public may depend on getting the best
article that be had. The bands will run straight
hold their width and run fat to the pulley All made
Of the best oak tanned Leather and the solid part
only used. Cemented end copper riveted An assort.
ment generally hand and all kinds made to order at
short notice.
n Also, superior Lace Leather and Copper Riyet,
with Burrs
All orders for the above promptly attended to. Ap
Ply TO GEORGE C. REID.
no zS-zm Corner Cary and 18th ste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

MIND we'll tho place, Tor u - lIaes
lVl "3rest bargains ere in store for yoam
SCHAAP 4 co. are selling the most fsshionasIs
patterns Of Glass Butter, Preserve, Pickle soa gu
gar Dishes Lager Beer and other TumbisFs ana se-
canters Cream and Water Pitchers; Goolefs, Mlss
Glasses Egg Cups, Salt Cellars, etc Locking oises
e. (hseken ones epaired, land Cooks Ne ffossone
China Plates and 6shss etc richly guided and Or.
namented Flower Vases and other P1lor ornamehes'
Walters rini1 and Oh Larnpe aud thousands o. osasa
articles ct prices 50 and rs cents lover thea tssy
generally can BE- boueht for Our cash purchases ON
Northern suetionA enable us 70 defy eompeuuens.
Our Confectionery establishment = spprned witn
complete assortment. Riease call q fss treses
Ccnfectioaazy and Variety Store. corner bresa sha
Third streafs % e
NOTICk...Tko beat lnventiea ever onss,.
q % the pahtie Ii tbs Eloaup9 Bali % Aness,s
Wsehins Machine. All pazsons living ~ ne eouatlss
Of ChsstsrheId, REiaee 0ecrre and 80 ~
tain them Of W. H. Wood waFd, North aide o. LIN ~
6stwssn 9Th and sth strsstA and on EAse side o.
bstwssn Grace and Bsankitn stTesta Or Jsnes -.
Iese, n Aanshsstsr. ard Of J. W. Ao~sH' -
ReseFsbura. cs,e-
nLD siDKs AND HMNULpkkA Ter
~ sale " 1Ho2, Jones w
1xIITxRH..FHTxYLy nas lasss n.
fzR :. ''A s'1::tU ssS r 8 ' 9 Governor en-
1S HHOs. r. 4. eQ9An e. &C so
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NIOTICE...The subscriber having rem0v:
~ ed to the WALL STREET HOTEL, the Ar
BOUR will be closed for few days for the purpose
of making alterations when it will be opened again
by another proprietor. X. w. ALLEN
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azFs, cars, sa5s5, 60 I p ].

80 sss 49, ~ > ..zraEas
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TAYLOR6 WILLIAMS.

- FOR SALE, LEASE, RENT AND
ii HIRE.-The weather, &c having proven ed
LEE the public sale Of my late residence, nesr st.
Paurs Church, the Is for SALE lease rent.
accommodating terms, also the new office and
dwelling corner Of Eighth and Grace streets Also,
for sale, houses and lots en- Governor and Eighth
streets, and lots in Sydney, fronting the Pubic
Square.
For rept-A convenient Law Office and other
rooms in the Law Building. .
For hire, dining room Servant and . shoemaker.
de Palm B. B. MINOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

- FOh RENT..A house and garden
n with six acres In DuvaPs Addition. and house
Rex on Union Hill A. B. HUTCHINSON.
de 12-ta
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TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
Pain in the side or back, take Hamptons Tineture
Diseases that esh is heir to, take Hampton's Tine.
ture Wherever used has been successful in curing
disease after other remedies have failed.
n Delicate ladies and children will please give
it trial. Call and get pamphlets, and see cures of
Coughs, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint.
Scrofula. As female medicine it is unrivaled.
Hundreds will testify of cures themselves and
friends after all other remedies had failed.
Chronic periodical nervous, or sick Headache
oflong standing has been cured by it-as an invgo-
rstor and restorative, where a gentle stimulant is
wanted believe it superior to all the cordals
before the public To the Youth and Old Age the
Jingle and married, we offer the most valuable rem.
sdy. Call and get pamphlets gratis, and cures.
MORTIMER MOWBRAY
No. A0 Baltimore street.
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
L CO., Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; BY
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and By Druggists aaa stors.
keepers everywhere.
-. 81 per bostls; bottles for cs.
Lat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

40 * Ell an now In regular receipt of
SOFT and HARD COKE----the former de.
ightfal fuel for CRATES and the latter an excellent
and economical substitute for anthrscite coal for
stoves, ranges and heating furnaces. Apply at tbs
coke yards corner Of 10th street and Basin bank on
corner of Byrd and 9Th et,sets south side Canal
NH S---o JNO. J. WERTH. AIT
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- FOX RENT.-.Thc cOmf0r table Ten
$a ement ON Second street, near Main, opposite
1x the residence of Mr.. Sam'l Demon. 1t has nine
or ten rooms, with comfortable Kitchen, hydrant
&c. Possession given December LIST. Apply to
no 2l-ta MORTHAM 4 COTTRELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

COUGH TO CURE
" TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
RHE UMATISM TO CURE.--
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
DYSPEPSIA TO CURE
TAKE HAMPTONS TINCTURE.
SCROFULA TO CURE
TAKE HAMPTON'S TINCTURE.
NERVOUS SICK HEADA Che
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-22

=, TOBACCO FACTORY FOR RENT.
EkHs The Tobacco Factory now occupied BY Mr. NJ
1Ex B. Dickinson, 18th street, between Main and
Cary, will be for rent next year. PossessOn given
lst January. Apply to
BARKSDALE l. READ,
oc 8---tf Shockoe Warehouse
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c. HARTWELL will continue the business at the
old stand lis Broad street. and solicit the patronage
of his friends and ths public generally
C. HARTWELL.
P. s.-Al persons indebted to the old concern,
will please forward and settle their accounts
as it 10 necessary the accounts of the old
should be closed as soon possible. ja II
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WALL STREET HOTEL.
Board and Lodging per day. ..........$l Is
Do do per week.............. w
Single Meals or Lodging. S73
Breakfast ct 8; Dinner at |; Supper at G.
few gentlemen can be accommodated with
Meals by the week, month or year. ia Its
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The subscriber takes t bis opportunity of return.
ing his sincere thanks to his old friends and custom
for their liberal patronage and hopes the same
also remind those indebted to him that 10
to have his old matters closed up, and hopes they
will come forward and settle up. All having claims
against him requested to present them for settle
ment.
ia l6-dGc1m j. j. WILSON.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
RES OF MARYLAND

The following the Of Maryland Consolidated
Lottery, the benefit Of Town Bel May
o. 1857;
3 2s 40 46 So rs 65 IS AZ 10 66 2l
The following arc the drawn numbers OF the Maryland Consolidate
Lottery for tho benefit Of suquchanna Canal IL
May Q, 1857:
80 rs 56 70 7a 2s AZ So II II 90
Tho following the numbers of the Paapo Institute Lot
terry, class l04, drawn May 0, 1851: oS
80 So so 81 II 38 Is 8 20 81 IA "a
The following the drawn numbers ratapsco
terry, class 1906, drawn May 2, 1857:
Al 80 % 81 60 rs 6S 1s 10 2l GA
following Maryland
Lottery for the benefit Of Carroll county &c Class 10 May
7, 1857
81 68 AS 63 GA 40 so 16 76 81 Al rs 2
The following tho Of tho Paapsco
terry class LOG, drawn May 8, 1857;
80 Ill 22 So 10 SO 81 Al 3S 27 90 So 70
R. FRANCE Co.. Managers
ID. McPTaL, Commissioner.
lay
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

The executive committee of the Ohio and Mississippi
railroad just opened from Cincinnati to St Louis have
issued invitations to large number Of persons to partici
pate in the celebration Of the opening of the road the
Sd and 4th of June next The guests will he passed free
over the various routes to Cincinnati and ST. Louis any
day before the excursion after the 9th day of May and
ON the return trip any day before the 18th day OF
june At Cincinnati and St Louis they will be the guests
Of the Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DErARTMESr,
March I2, 1857.
Notice hereby given holders stock Of the loans the United
States that this department will purchase the until the
unless the Of shall previously obtained
pay the
dividend Of thereon together with
the money reach the vendor tho following
rates Of premium said stocks
the stock Of 1S42 premium of 10 per
Of 847 and 1s4s Of 10 and for
1850 commonly Indemnity Stock premium
of per cent
Certificates Of transmitted the department. this
ce assigned tho United sacs by party entitled
o receive tho proceeds.
Payment for the stocks assigned and transmitted will be made hy
the Assistant Treasurcs Boston, New York. Phade
pha option the parties entitled the money which
should expressed the letters the certificates
HOWELL. COBB,
Mar 13-dt1stJuneif Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

HEADorAarEu yoLrSrKRRs, Isl REGr 3D Brig NJ H.,
Washington, May 4, 1857.
Tho Bgaer General having required by appointed the
hour Of o'clock the fourth Monday being the 25th day
tho usual parade ground the City
Hall as the place muster for the exercise and Inspection
composing the baaons OF this regiment win assemble
place according law The officers Of the
will therefore, according their rank position give
proper notices to their commands and appear With them
on parade, above directed.
BY order Of Colonel Hickey
II N. OBER, Alntant.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
by TELEGRAPH.
Fire N Richmond.

RICHMOND, May 8-The drug store Of Bennett Beers,
Fisher was destroyed by fire this morning The loss
upon the stock is estimated $2s 0O0 with insurance
of s20,O 900 in the various Richmond companies. The
building damaged to the amount of $5, 600, which
was covered by insurance. Much Of the stock was
saved
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

HoLLIDAYsnuRa, pa } May S.Iast night McKim
convicted of the murder of Norcross in the first degree
and this morning sentenced to be executed. He
strongly protested before the court his entire innocence
asserting that his conviction effected unfairly and by
perjury of witnesses
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

The Waterbury ct Journal says the people in the
town Of Warren and vicinity very much excited in
consequence of the disappearance of George Derry,
young man about twenty years old who has not been
seen since the evening of the 9th Of April last
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

Rev John A. Collins, a distinguished Methodist minis
ter died In Baltimore Thursday afternoon. Mr.. Col
Inns was presiding elder of Cumberland district and has
been prominent minister since $780, occupying many of
the most important positions In the church TO which he
belonged.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

NEw ORLEANS, May AT meeting tonight for the
relief OF the returned llibusters the of $500
raised to pay their passage money to Captain Dunlap Of
the ship Tartar
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

Mr.. John Wise, of Lancaster Pennsylvania, the dis
tngnished aeronau has been engaged by the corporation
of Boston to make grand aeronatic display from the
City Park the Fourth of July next for which he Is to
receive the Of 81 900.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

DOCKET MAPS at Taylor & Maury's.--Township
IL and SECTIONAL Maps Of all the States Just received
TAYLOR a MAtjRYS
ZAP 10 Bookstore Ninth street.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

Inc Manchester New Hampshire) American says that
oow Hebecca Carleton recently died in BARTLETT, New
hampshire, at tie advanced age of one hundred and
see years. Sh, born in 1853, and was ~ years of
e when the revolutionary began. Her eight chill
"en are all living, the youngest being over sixty
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

The Manager of ordwsy ons would take this opportunity
turn hs sincere thanks the citizens Washington
and would
ducng those pieces which have The during the
Of the company
Mayo
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

LlNE GOODS, Good Goods, Cheap Goods
Il The attention the ladies, public generally
my assortment Of new goods such hair cloth nail
and tooth brushes Shell India rubber
ribbons flowers aud embroere whaebone
skirts Also black white aud steel buge beads fans kc
Ap 30-6tifeo j. RcIiEy, 492 1th
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
BY +. 5. WRIGHT, Georgetown.

DORTO RICO sugar and molasses at auction
Il On Monday next the 1lih l2 O'Clock " H.
consisting Of
1857 hogsheads choice prime sugar
80 do choice moasses.
r. s WRIGHT Auctoneer
May 9--dts Georgetown
The Washington union., 1857-05-09
CTIONAL MAP OF IOWA; size

II ARGE SECTIONAL MAP OF IOWA; size, five
feet BY four complied from the official surveys United
States and from the public
Folded for the pocket. Price ~ 90.
Farmers large Sectional Map Michigan portions
Of Iowa. Illinois and Minnesota region
Ing he geological formations topography
&c, So &C. Folded for the pocket In parts Price
May FRANCK TAYLOR
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

hr Benjamin G.. Dey of Currituck county, North Car
ona while ploughing in his field, few days ago, dug
pile of old Spanish gold and silver coin to the amount
about six thousand dollars 1t is supposed to have
psn buried during the revolution and the accident that
~o 70 the discovery most singular
The Norfolk Argus states that on Tuesday morning
a experiment. made at the Gosport navy yard of
'he portable army boats or camels, invented by Col
buchanan, Of the United States army. They are con-
Tuc'ed of stretched over skeleton frame of
wood and although they light that two of them,
the largest size, with the and flooring may be
y transported the back Of single mule they will
"dry as many as twenty men each
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

FAREWELL CONCERT AND LAST APPEARANCE THIS SATURDAY
EVENING, MAY o,
On Of being nsburg by Monday
evening
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

GUNNER MILLINERY. Miss +. Il. Mcdonald
respectfully inform friends that she will
OF millinery of
beautiful designs also handsome assortment Of fine Ncapo
together with
trimmings kinds
tho public generally respectfully invited to call at No
Bridge street. Georgetown, d c.
May 8-3*
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

aHrCOLLECTOR OF TAXES. James +. Halliday
Is a candidate for this Office.
Ap 25--dtft 5ssr
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

Music TrE PRESIDENTS GROUNDS The first per-
foance Of the Marine Band this season at the Presi-
dents grounds will take place this evening. The ndi
cations at the present writing that the weather will
be quite pleasant, with clear sky and gentle breeze
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

NEW STYLES of Spring and Summer Silks, &c.
In I5 pieces Isayaderc silks entirely style
pieces very rich ehenc bouquet silks
20 rich chene aonnced silk
20 rich hvocade flounccd silk
2d checked and plaid nounced
20 hounced silk robes, cheap.
30 rich beregc robes, with prcnadme Hounccs
rs black chanilln lace unsnsulas styles
20 black lace half shAlk, ut nl prices.
250 styles peyasois ades' umbrellas
rs white aud coored allwoo bcreec shnwIs
pieces a. and S4 black mantnia lace
pieces baya.cre black silks. TT ts4s saa
rs nounccd French orgapdse robes kc
Also, additions stock c,orosJecd sots
lace sets, embroidered handker rhars
Worked rudics. accs,
silk, vle thread, co.ton hosiery
KID. silk, and isle thread GLOVES
hpen cambria and lawn bandkerchiefs, &c
fogother win complete stape foreign ami
on of purchasers. r - ~ i''
May A-3hw4wf Hoar BRo A 90
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depot
southwest corner Of and Twelfth streets Washington D. G.
ApH-dlyt
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

TOR RENT.--A handsome dwelling-house on the
side of Eleventh and
ins On the there rs excellent stable and
pump. There desirable dwelling
street north.
May 7-3t# sg NICHOLAS CAIIAN
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

Tux NAVAL Courts. In court No. l, yesterday, the
of Passed Midshipman Edward G. Grafton urough
ed by the retiring board taken up, and is in
progress In No. the evidence in the case Of Lieut.
Chandler concluded and next Tuesday set for hear
ing the argument 1t is not certain whether any other
business will be taken up in the interim not In No
Lieut. ID. d. Porter examined witness on the
part Of the government in the Of Captain voorhees,
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

CAnusIs MAY BALL. Caruss May festival on Thurs
day night complete success We have rarely seen
more numerous fashionable company of ladies
and gentlemon at public ball, and certainly
heard more hearty expressions Of praise than freely
bestowed upon Professor Carusi by his delighted pa
irons.
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

LNOR SALE OR RENT.--That desirable brick
IL dwelling house Of Congress street
Road street Georgetown Heights contains len
including the Kitchen and all buildings II surrounded
by lot lb0 feet front by 2AO deep with 3oot auey running
the whole length &c The south side the same a o
Adjoining the above property several fine building M which
possession given. M '' - ''S
For further particulars apply my Once opposite Treasury
Ap 1l--dtfN "A 4 Ian
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

The New York Evening Express of the 7th instant
states that on Wednesday night last party men,
berng about twenty made attack upon the build
ngs erected by Mr. Wolfe the premises at Seaunc
Point recently purchased for the new quarantine grounds
The buildings burned and the loss is estimated at
$4,000, sl34 400 of which is covered BY insurance
special telegraphic despatch to the Baltimore Sun
announces that the of SOC 900 was subscribed a
vicksburg, Mississippi the 9th instant to purchase
plantation to be presented to ex-President Pierce Only
81 1000 is required to complete the purchase.
train of the Central railroad coming east on the 9Th
inst into drove Of cattle which had escaped from
pasture at Spencervillc Twelve oxen were killed The
baggage only thrown off the track None of the
passengers were injured.
Several dry-goods houses in boston failed on Monday
among them Whitney, Fenner, & Co., Chapman Ford
Hale Shaw, Sampson, Bramhall and Prince &
Post The failure Of the rstnamcd party caused by
the dealcaton of their chief clerk whose denouencies
are stated to amount to from $780, 900 to 100000
The Superior wisconsin, Chronicle OF the 18th ult.
states that the weather since Its last issue had been rather
COOL and snow fell at several different periods of the
week The ice continued strong.
LOSING, the German philosopher being absent-mnd-
ed, knocked at his door evening when the SER
want girl looking out of the window and recognising
him, said 'lhe Professor Is not at home" 80 very
well, said Losing composedy walking away. al shall
call again another time"
DoS'r UNDERSTAND Ir-Thc Albany Atlas and Argus.
in closing pointed and sarcastic article on the constitr
tona amendments lately adopted in Massachusetts, says:
"We only wonder that the tests were not more com
prehensye SO as to embrace the four rules of arithmetic
tare and tret and fractions"
large cabinet factory in New York was burned ON the
9TH inst The loss is estimated at over $4,000
The Washington union., 1857-05-09

LORD NArHR M. SARrIeEs CAPITOL. Yes
terday afternoon Lord Napier and m and NJ Sartiges
and sate accompanied by General Thomas exAssisant
Secretary Of State spent several hours at the Capitol
mnutey examining the architecture of the whole build
ing
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21

The Report of the Committee Oh
Z; Domestic Manufactures at the Adds
: son Co. Fair, which was omitted at
the time of tho publication of the 9th
er awards, we give this week, as fol-
lows.
.t.. AWdrds.
On Flannel.-1st. Davenport & Clay,
Middlebury, So 90
On l.2 ID. Sewing Silk,-lst. Mrs.
in. Hunt, Shoreham, So 90
On Wooden Ilose-1st. Mrs. 4. r.
Robbins, Cornwall, s 100
I'd. Mrs. H. G. Hunt, New Haven SO
On Cotton Hose.-Mrs. Geo. Smith
Middlebury 81 90
On Linen Hose.-Mrs. 4. B. Hol>
ley, Cornwall, so
On Wooden Mittens. -Mrs. Ira
Brown, New Haven, 90
On Wool and Fur Gloves.-Mrs. H.
- G. Hunt, New Haven, SO
On Bed Quilts.-Mrs. j. D. Tucker,
Middlebury, 100
Mrs. c. G. Pettibone, Bridport, l 90
A portion Of the above are gratuit>
Gus. The Committee on Iron Manu>
lures also awarded premium of 81
to Brooks l. Bros, New Haven, for
1>2 doz. of Axes,-which award was
omitted by mistake in the previous re-
port.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21

Hoiiaway's Pius.-In chronic dyspepsia,
where the stomach has become callous to al
ordinary remedies, and stimulants fail either
to provoke appetite or facilitate digestion,
these Pills, by their simultaneous action up
on the fluids which dissolve, assimilate and
adapt to the purposes Of nutrition the food
taken into the system, will quickly impsrt
a healthy tone to the whole physicist ma
chinery. Indigestion, and all its concomi-
tants and consequences, including general
debility, liver complaint, nausea, pains be-
tween the shoulders headache, low spirits, a
feeling Of oppression after meals, sleepleness
languor, futuleDce, bowel complaint, etc,
are among the ailments invariably cured by
q course Of this inestimable remedy,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The following from one of our Agents, who
Is too we'll known In his own State to need
endorsing by us, will be read with interes;
by Dyspeptics:-
LEBANoN, N. H., Feb. 90, 1866.
MEssas SETH W. FowLE & Co.,-Gentie-
men Please send by express, another Box
Of Orygenated Bitters, as we are nearly out.
These Btters have recently been used with
unusual benefit by member OF my family,
who has derived more advantage from it
than from all other medicines. which fact be-
ing known, greatly influences the demand for
the Bitters. There is no profession, in which
a reputation for truth aud sincerity Is more
desirable, than in that Of an Apothecary
aud for this reason, have always been care
full in recommending remedies But | feel
perfectly safe in advising all who are troub-
led with Dyspepsia, to resort at once to the
Orygenated BitterS. Yours truly, &c.
Csc. s. KENpRIcK.