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NERSTER,S REPORTS.

one evening, not many years ago, while the
Supreme Court was holding its sessions 10 Somer-
set county, some OF the legal brethren were
warming their legs before a blazing fire in a
rural tavern, and conversing upon various mat
tiers pertaining to the profession. RJ Bacon,
whose long silence indicated that his mind was
in travail with some great thought, broke out BY
asking if any Of his brethren could relieve him
him from bis trouble.
Il wish, said he, to commence an action
against boy who was caught stealing apples
| find no case Of the kind in any OF the Reports
and | am at a loss for a precedent
The landlord overheard the question, and
informed the verdant that he knew case JUS.
in point.
'Ah said Bacon, 'in whose Reports shall
find it 2
In Webster's, said the landlord very gravety.
'Webster's Reports Well, now you speak
Of it, think I do remember something like it
there. Do you know the volume q
'Yes, do 1 have COPY in the house il you
would like to see it,
q would be greatly obliged 10 you for ii, as
I have left mine at home
The landlord stepped out, and soon returned
with Websler's Spelling Book, and turning to
the story-'An old man,(1und rude boy on one
Of his trees stealing apples passed the book to
his legal friend, who threw it into The fire, in
the midst Of roars and laughter, aad speedily
made his disappearance.
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ONWARD.
TFRoM THE GEREIAN.l

Cease this dreaming Cease this trembling
Still unwearied struggle on
Though thy strength should almost fail thee,
Onward IS the word alone.
Dare not tarry, though the Present
Scatter roses in thy way!
Though to thee fro m out the ocean,
Syrens sing their Turing lay
Onward Onward without turning
'Ga.nst the worlds sharp griefs contend,
Til upon thy cheeks hot burning,
Golden rays from Heaven descend.
Till thy brow the thick -leaved garland
Like halo shall surround
TIL the Spirits fame, all brightly,
lowering DER thee shall be found.
Onward, then, tarough all opposing
Onward sjll through Deaths dark pain
lie must wrcstle on unyieldug,
WHO the bliss OF Heaven would gain.
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MEDICAL EPITAPHS,

A prolonged medical statement Of the disease
Of which the departed may chance 10 have died
IS extremely popular Al Acion, Ia ooIhWd'' =
says writer N Ho0%e,0Sa y oraS lnF'sI$ s, '"ls
particular account OF now one MI N4oFe'on
came to his end =
"Here lies entombed one Roger Moreton,
Whose sudden death was early brought on;
Trying one dag his corn 10 NOW of,
Tue razor slipped and cut his Toe OFF;
The Toe, or rather what it grew TO,
An inflammation quickly flew to;
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Which, on the shaft that made him die,
EsDied n feather of his own.


Where with he wont TO soar so high.
Bat Walker, by The very form Of phrase,
haIEntimates that be refers to what had been
said BY yet earlier poet and accordingly, if
we 60 back to La Fontaoe, we shall find the
whole story aIieadv told.
But have we yet reached the idea al its orIgI-
nal source BY no means; for that, we must
yet trace it back to Pbadrus n Latin, and from
Php4rus ascend to one Of the earliest Of the
Greek writer's, T,soP
Ii it please our readers. however, we wilt
pursue this paraIlelism Of passages further %
some other daY.
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TIE DESTRUCTION Or JERUSALEM,

TIE DESTRUCTION OF JERuSALEN
A few weeks ago Sir L BuIwer Lytton dei!v
cred lecture in Lincoln, which city he had
Tor number OF years represented IN Parliament
on the early history of Eastern nations. He
gave an outline Of the history otthe BabyIooan,
Assyrian, Persian. Egyptian. Greek and Jewish
nations. and closed with the following powerful
and dramatic description Of the destruction Of
Jerusalem by Titus:
s,Siv wears after tie birth of our Lord, JudFa
and Samaria became Roman province, under
subordinate governors. the most famous OF whom
WAS pantius PLATE These governors became
e., onDressjve that the Jews broke out into rebel
lion: and seventy years after Christ, Jerusalem
was finally besieged by Titus, after" ards EmPe-
r5r Of Rome. no tragedy on the Stage has ihe
same scenes Of appalling terror as are to be found
in rha history Of This siege. The city itself was
rent bv factions al the deadhest war With each
r,bor-all the elements of civil hatred had bro
Ion Ioosa-thc streets were slippery with the
blood Of cilizens-brother slew bfo,her-iae
oraaaries were set on G-e-lamlne wasted those
whom the sword did not slay. 10 the midst OF
,,esa clyil raassacres the Roman armies appear
cd before the walls of Jerusalem. Then l2r
sb-rt finn. the rival factions united against the
common l3s. they were again the gallant coun-
trvmen Of David and JosbUa-they sailed i0T'h
,5d scs.rsrgd the eagles Of Rome. But this tri-
n,orb was brief The f-rocity the iI,lateG Jews
coon again wasted itself on each other. And
TIN Iarche,! or-encamped his armies close
M fha TaIIs-and from the heights the Roman
genera! gazed with awe Oh the strength and
spIendor ollhe city Of jehovah.
let as here rause-anG take, ourselves, a
mournful glance at Jerusalem, as it then vas
The city was fortified BY triple wall, save on
one side, where it was protected by deep and
impassable ravincs These walls, OF the most
solid masonry, were guarded by strong towers
opposite 10 the !ouiest of these towers Titus dad
pncamped. From the height Of that tower the
sentinel might nave seen stretched below The
whole ofthat fair territory Of Judaa, about to
rass from the countrymen Of David. Within
tbesa walls was The palace ofthe kiugs-is roof
orredar. its doors Of the rarsst marbles, its cham
hers filed with the costlcst tapestries, and yes
sells of ~ol3 and silver. Groves and gardens
rr.,r,i5r with fountains. adorned with statues
9rL.lrg9. diyiIgdthe courts of the palaces itself
L;aL ,L1re all. upon precipitous rock,
,'o' ~ w. .sonls f,rt;G-l and adorned BY Solo
,o,y Wy TN. @ tie,[nra vas as stsonz wiho@. as
'.o., .i ,',,sn -, roro ajorncd ffan DaIace.--
,',. bohoIJ narfic5s Of nnmberIess
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A S}TINDLED GAMBLER.


now crrry INV rorcur THE TIGER.
S,ra wears avo r was m = Gambling house IN
Cincinnati q stint loalar on a. the came Of
far, In i5asa l1,s s9,5 arorsfione y.cra car
risd an ratber onsnIv aod .,iro5.t pnd4r the eyes
Of tba authorities Win unb,rrsd doors, 50 that
aov ona conf5 ,,aIl. IN .ithsr IN he ranacit,
of9 baftsr Or . mere sprctafor In The latier ca
nac;,y 7 lounJ n,vs.Ii n.5r' ,1ilaiabf. when tbe
5o9r 'r' of fbc den 6near5. .Fa,t ag7be came be-
can 70 fac. no, a .onnJ was heard b9l the cIicE
:, tba rhgrLs ao'i ,b, r.rI, ar s,n, disbes >
tai, r3o-5,L@ co,,olr, I,al.;5, chan in gray
sati2ett coat a51 Co9n-sJ Z rsa. FL walEgd N
10 he onl, vacant nlac.af th- labI. and draw
;ng fran, Ills s;.Is nook, an eoar,n3}s Calf s9i,
,r9iIsf Which loota4 as FIJI o,.gi.f conrain Al
least thousand in fyes auatens. he addressed
Tue I5aIeF: mr.. 49,.
r,. LOO" '''' ''Is,y'' II, CONS 70 Ns"' '1''
laTn ~ 70 ,"s ''1S@ = .'-S's'"1I ne d.
'7iS H=4' 70 '"e o.al" ''a' - "H'i ! "''aA you
d
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'Tis very strange that you and
Together cannot pull
For you are full when | am dry,
And dry when am full.
CUPID SWALLOWED.
BY LEIGH HUNT.
I'other day as was tyiuiag
Roses for crown to dine n,
What. of oil things, 'tnidst the heap,
Shonld light on, fast asleep,
But the little desperate Ell,
The tiny traitor, Love himselfi
BY the wings / pinched him up
Like bee and in n cup
OF my wine sank him.
And what Dye thinl; did drank hln1.
Faith, ! thought him dead Not he
There he lives with tenfoid glee;
And now this moment, with his wings,
feel him tickling my heart-strings.
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U5~The President has not only demanded
explanations from England with regard to the
search of American vessels, bot has despatched
the lrigate Colorado with special orders to the
home squadron 10 stop any further Interlerences
from any quarter whatever.
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GA witness, in a liquor case, gave the fol-
lowing testimony. "Sal soda is ice and water,
and some stuff squirted into it from a concern.
Don't know whether it is Intoxicating or not
II makes one feel good-feet lift easier"
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people scattered over the face of the EARTH, still
retaining to this hour their mysterious identity
still Ijyingproof of those prophets they bad
scornsd or slaiu-sili yaniy awaiting that
Messiah. whose divine mission was fulfilled
eighteen centuries ago, upon Mount Calvary"
TRACING AN IDEA.
TheSt Lo4is Lea4er thus traces a poetic idea
To its source
Learning was, 70 a great degree, cytingulsh-
ed in France by her first Revolution. Her
subsequent ones have left her, for literature,
only newspapers and noveIs-those the most
iaclious and these tbe most depFaved that ever
were seen. Buttb last Of these Revolutions bas
almost sUept them oil Young Napoleon has
nearly rid her Of politicians and, 10 crown thai
benefit, has now only to make at end OF her au-
thorS. When both are gone, she may begin
irssa al the staTtIEg-p0nt Of some authority IN
government and something sound in morals.
There IS an evident literary identity Of
thought between the following passage IN
Sh1kespeare's cas- You Like Il, ;" and one in
Pope. Jacques says
B.l..d, ~aL W, Ius, ~rft tIr,a -a~.t npe-- .e,st
Upon the brook that JaaWIs along lhIs ROOd
TO the which place, poor seqneslered stag,
That from the hunters aim had taen hurt,
Did come 10 anguish and indeed my lord,
TIN. uretcbed animal did vent such gr0ans.
T1a, her ,i ischarg did stretch HI, salhern
coaf
Almost 10 l.arsfing. and the bio round tears
Ca"rs:I on., aog,bsr down b,s innocent nose.
p, ,.,..,ns cr.,s. and Tins hairy t,,I
l,,dl r',b., aylr.,,.' y.rgs Of thr s,l,fI Lraa.
An.,,,.rt;,, il o.;r7 feaTs.
,.. ,.... -.
0'.'t.''' '.''' " ','' o'1
- me slLUck cerf' IN some S5questFi paF''
LES down to dlr, the AFRO" at hs h1aTt
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Uy~Thc general opinion is that the varnes
Of all birds is the peacock. We think the
goose is the vaincst. A goose, when entering
The barn through the doorway, invariably bo5s
its head TO avoid hitting the top. Evidently
every goose thinks himself al least fifteen feet
high.
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E5~A Scotch blacksmith gave the following
definition Of metaphysics ;-"When the party
who listens dinua ken what the party who
speaks means, and when the party who speaks
dinna ken what he means himself, that is meta
physics.n
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"a very learned man has saId-''l The three
hardest words to prom ounce in the English IAN
guage are-I W as mistaken - How few, m
deed, are willing 10 acknowledge themselves
In the Wrong at anv time
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81 Who ever heard Of a widow commits
ting suicide on account Of love! A little ex-
perience is very wholesome.
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witness in an Irish Court of Justice, sta
ted that he was suddenly reused from his sura-
Der bv a blow on his head. ''And how did you
find yourself2" asked the counsel. "Fast
sleep, replied the witness
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05-"Can you let me have twenty dollars
this morning, TO purchase bonnet, my dear =
said a wife TO her husband, one morning at
breakfast. 'EBy and bye, my love" ''Ihats
what YOU always say, my dear, bot can I buy
and big without money?" The husband han
ded over.
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- y "Sambo, you black thief. Sambo. why
YOU betray dat secret told you de oder day7'
81 betray the secret? ! scorn de 'putation. /
found | couldt keep um, 50 ! told um TO some
body that could ~
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\ sprghtly little girl being asked 'what
is nothing replied, shut your eyes and you
will see it,
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EXPANSIVE BGNEvoLENcE.-The following
sentence has been ascribed TO Fenelon :-''t
love my family better than myself my coun-
try better than my family and mankind better
than my country for | am more Of French
man than Fenelon and more man Than a
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ga dandy IS a chap who would be lady
II he could : but as he can't, does all he can to
show .he world he is no! man.
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/ Q-5-I see the villain ~ your face,' said
western Judge to prisoner. "NIay it please
1 your worship, replied the prisoner, 'fhat must
! be a personal reflection, sure"
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10 Here is coupIrt descriptive OF certa
member Of ;he British Parimsnt who conImi
ted speeches 10 memory
'.Wart has no heart they say, but deny it,
Ward has a heart and gets his spesches by it.
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Three things that never agree-two CATS
over one mouse. two wives in one house, or Two
lovers after one maiden.
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Q5@ The geAtfTman who attempted TO cut
his throat with a sharp joke, few days since,
has again made rash attack upon his "viotuaI-
ling department." by stajbIng himself with q
po;nl Of honor.
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IZ-It has been discovered that bread can be
manufactured out Of wood. Long before this
discovery was made, all wood was known TO
have grain in it.
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I5~"Tbey pass best over the world" said
Queen Elizabeth, "who trip over It quickly; for
i is but bog-if we stop, we sink
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chester gentlemen were dining at one 81 tB1
hotels in that city, the other evening, when a
Budaionian was unieeing enough TO reProach
one Of them with the fact that CaDandagua had
got a murder Of lis own and was rather
taking the wind out Of the Rochester sails
The major Aarzd up Indignantly. 'sThat Canaan
dajgua murder - SAID be at was nothing but
dirty, drunken, bar room, fighting homicide
Our murdcra, sir, are all Premedtafea" i"
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/ RE~An Irishman once told Quiz, that Ireland
was an execrable place in fact, the only thing
worth owning in it is the whiskey. "Ah," said
/ Quiz''eyou mean 10 say that you love her SiU."
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uF= Charles Lamb is reported TO have said
ssThe water cure is neither new nor wonderful
for it is as old as the deIuge, which in my opin
ion, killed more than it cured"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

CO We think is hardly known even 10 the mostin-
tell gent Of readers how deep some OF the scien-
looking down into the mysteries of creation,
We knew there wonderful discoveries in these
times and wonderful uses made OF them but did not
know the Chemists initiating in their crucbles and
surpass ing the wonderful productions Of Or
glu,c life. During our visit 10 Lowell were intro
duccd by one OF their prominent citizens to the labor
utpry Of Or. Aver Quventor Of Cherry Pectoral and
CitAHrtic Pils,) where were shown with generous
frluSncss his processes and his products. This
genius his manufacturing the subtle essen
ces Of flowers from and other veg table substances
Ills essence OF Pine Apple, Strawberry Checkerberry
Ounce, Pear, Cluella, Cinnamon, &c not only equal
but they exceed in purity OF havor those vegetables
themselves His oil OF Winter green is purer and Of
better flavor than any that be gathered from the
plant and yet IS made by chemical composition from
the hydrocarbons in tar HIS process is to anaiy a.
tue substance and hId the exact ultimate atoms u
which II is made, then rccompo,e them the same
proPoruo.s which exist IA -CAyIStiaH .aduo-
Cufr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-04-20

Coop ADvICE.-Thc thousands of cripplcs
whom rheumatism has left with stihen, Joints,
or whom palsy has bereit Of the use of their
limbs, are advised to try DR.. BRAGG's ARCTIC
LINIHENr, which has never yet failed 10 cure
a single case of the Kind in which n fair trial
has been made. Ii i also useful in relaxing
muscles, contract, d or drawnup from cramp /;
in reducing or scattering white swelliugs; in
healing ulcers, and in curing all manner Of
eruptive diseases of the skin, such a. letter,
ringworm, scald-head, DC. Ii is also useful in
healing wounds OF all descriptions, and in re-
moving wens and tumors. This Invaluable
article is already obtaining a wide circulation
and celebrity and many marvellous cures have
been wrought by il.
IL is also inlallable in curing the diseases OF
horses aud cattle, and is in general use by all
the livery stable keepers in the United Statcs.
Dor sale in Nashville, by BERRY i DEMO
WILLIE.
An agent is wanted in every town and viii
lage. Applications should be made Ia Brace
a. BURRowEs 81. Louis, Mo-, and must always
De accompanied by good reference.
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Gold pens

IOHN YORK 4 CO. have Oh had the best Col1 Pc
J ever offered loF sale ~ THIS market
apro-a
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nu- Read the Testimony. ga
r. II. CILiLFANT says:

MoRGANTlwN, Va, sept. %, 1855.
Ship me Immediately l. dozen % rman Rtt,rs, and
assure you 'iciue that sell gives such general
satisfaction, the demand for 1t being being beyond all
precedent. 1t affords me pleasure 10 sell medicine
satisfactory 10 an our ply sicaus longer scout
IT, but are compelled to acknowledge its intrinsic
value ami the greater part Of them have had magma
uiuity Of soul sufficient lay aside their prejudices
and prescribe it in their practice
Ask Iioohaud's German Bittrrs and take moth
ing else. They are prepared and sold by Or. C. NJ.
Jackson Nc4lS Arch street Philadelphia and are sold
by druggists and storc-kccpcrs every town and vii
lage the United states, Ctuadas, West Indies and
America IS cents per bottle. See that the sigma
ture Of c. NJ Jacksons the wrapper OF each bottle
aDrl-im
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Very few persons, while sitting al home comfortably
IN their easy chairs, form any aicqa idea Of the
hafdsbips endurctby the held men who followed the
lancnted Dr. Kane ou the GriAucu Arctic Expedition
Besides the suffering caused by the uhospitabe eli
mate, the intense cold brought rheumatism stia
ness Of the joints, ChlIhlaIas &c. and IN many IN
stances the limbs ard members oil the daring expcr-
err frozen frost bitten Their sureriugs from
these causes Nere very gresN and would have been
unendurabe bat for thN happy ELECTS OF Linuleni,
invented expressly Tor their By the celebrated Dr.
A. G Bragg, plentiful supply 81 which taken
along With ths expedition. This Eminent proved SO
valuable and merits 50 fully confirmed under the
most uufavorSbic circumstances, that Or Bragg has
been Induced 10 commence manufacture Tor the
Pablo lie calls Il very properly "BRAee's AEcTiC
iStNSr" Il Zoe sale at all the Drug stores,
aal W undoubtedly come into universal use.
aprl-Em
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SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
FOR CASH ONLY

WE are receiving our stock o. STAPLE AND
w FINCF GOODS, for Spring aud summer, which
Offering - the trade Al very low prices,
FOR CASIE ONLY.
We invite the attention Of all Cash Buyers %
rll examination uf stock before making their pur
clases, being fully satisfied make Il - their
interest to buy from our motto being Quck sales
and small profits for cash"
VA. 4 J. 6. HIGHLAND,
apTI-u KtG 81 and 50 College street
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EsJ- We wish TO inform the public, that we
have just returned from the east, with beau
tiful stock Of dress goods, and feel confident
we can offer inducements to purchasers, equal
to any other Merchants in the city. If prices
are an object, we are determined to sell as
cheap as the cheapest. We would call the at
tenton Of the ladies especially to a lot of side
striped Berege and Muslns, which we bought
unusually cheap and will sell them the same
way. Also silks, ducals and all the different
kinds of dress goods. Our stock of staple
goods is very compl te. all of which we wish
to dispose of imm diately on terms most IA
vorabIe to purchasers. Call soon and ex-
anime for yourselves.
&c. NICHOLSON &CO..
aprG-tf No % Public Square.
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n A S III V ILL E:
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 20, 1858.

New ENGINE.-We dropped into Broad
Street Fire Company's Engine House yester-
day, and took peep at the new fire Engine,
which has just been received by that compa-
ny. 1t was built at Pawtucket, r. l., by w.
JEFFERs & Co., and is designed to throw four
streams of water at the same time, if necessa-
nv. 1t is at once the most substantial and
most powerful machine attached to our Fire
Department; whilst it has no mean preten-
sions to elegance and beauty, every portion
of it being finished in good taste. Nothing
tawdy nothing gayish, not bit of tinsei, is
to be detected amongst its chaste and appro-
pirate ornaments. 1t is called 6 CdnqueroT,"
and. we doubt not, in the future history of the
city, whenever fire occurs, it will approve
itself worthy of the cOgnomen. The cost OF
this machine was $500. The Tico's may
well be proud of their - new pet" We hope
soon to see a trial of its powers.
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Carpenters Tools.
Gbanferp Sales
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
pOstpOnement.

GALE OF Lot No. p (Bg Spring Lott is postponed IN
aprl3-,d {. ID. BRIEN, c. & NJ.
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General NeWs-

to the Herald denying any connection with
Gen. Walker or any other fillibuster, and says
he has no knowledge of their plans or sympa-
thy with them.
The Black Warrior has arrived with Havana
dates of the 18th.
Sugar firm.
Eighteen British gun boats have been sta
toned along Cuba to prevent the landing of
slaves. They have boarded and searched Sc
yeral American vessels
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The IiYir.,

Prepared by DR.. JAS WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing but DYSPEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its merits obtained for
itself so high reputation in Philadelphia that Phys
Clans acquainted with its properties, using them
selves and prescribing it to their patients convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive orns to a healthy function NJ
meTous cases of Dyspepsy, Of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned incurabe by
some of the Medical Faculty have by the Of this
Elixir, been restored to perfect health, atesed
tIdcates testify. aprl3-1y