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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

Coal TRADE IN WASHINGToS.-The Wash
ipgton Star 0ays:-"The coal trade OF the
river has recently taken tendency Canal
wards. thanks to the energy OF Mr. Commits
sioner Wise, undcr whose euterprlslnG super,
vision the river chauael has been 80 deerened
a. 10 admit large schooners from the Long
Bridge to the Seventeenth street wharf At
the present wit pg, no less than bali zen
vessels from Philadelphia are unloading car
goes Of coal, ut that pom. for the dealers Oh
the Canal"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

THE WEATHER We nave had delightful
weather, for the last week or two-tnoush II
is a little too warm in the sun during the
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

The REP9RTED COURAGE" We are re-
quested to soy that, in addition to the dis
charge of the young men, CHARGED with the
disturbance in the upper part Of the town, a
few nights since, the money which was "a
legged to have been taken, was asceftained to
have been lost, and was subsequently found,
and returned to the owner, who had given &
greatly exaggerated statement Of the whole
transaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

The JAMES GuY.--Tbe steamer JAS. Guy
having been elegantly fitted up fer the pur-
pose, (as We have stately yesterday COM
menced running regularly between this city
and Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

Among the new appointments to the VIZ
g;uia Military Institute are, } W. McCariy
Of Loudoup: A. Smith, Of King GeOrgc: anC
K b. Lewis, OF Westmo Gland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

ExCURsIoNs.--So far from there being any
dimipution 10 the River Excursions, they
seem to increase IN number. Day and night
the steamboats, pass up and down, generally
crowded with passengers. They are mostly
from Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

ANIAALs.-Thc subject Of cruelty to ami
mails" has been brought tc the notice Of the
Washington City Councils. by Mr.. Wallace
of that city, and steps for u reform" espe-
cinlly about the market houses, are taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

The GREAT STATUE OF WASHINGTON. by the
celebrated American artist, Clark Mills, is
to be completed and elevated On its pedos-
tai on the 22I of February next The bill
authorizing the President to have the statue
placed Immediately on the north front Of the
executive mansion, did not pass Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

COUNTY CouRT.-Tno August term of the
County Court for this County, commences on
Monday next. The Justices Tor the term are:
Turner Dixon, p j.; j. A. English, IL. l..
Simpson, j. J. Wheat, and W. W. Harper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29
The Administrators. B.l OF Expenses.

WASHINGTON, July &c. lS5S.-Aiter pa
tiently waiting here through the dog days. for
the purpose of seeing the drift of several i'm
portant: q uestons Of public interest, and as.
certaipipg the precise appropriations made
at the last session, am now a5le to present
the recapi,ulasiCn at the close Of the official
document prepared under the direction Of
the Clerk of the House Of Representatives,
showing what the specific appropriations are
and under what heads they are distributed.
Here is the statement in the exact words aud
figures of the document:
RECAPITULATION
Legislative, executive, Judicial
and miscellaneous .$l2, 796 GAO AZ
Diplomatic and Consular. 9l2, l21 70
Indian department, Ievolutlona-
ry, invalid and other pensions 3,4O7,l56 s.
Army, Notifications, military
academy aud military roads. 23,6e36lO A.
Naval service ........... ll,5Os 354 20
Post Office Department. ....... 1902 ,456 %
Ocean steam mail service. ..... l.46u,7jD Ui
Collection OF the revenue $3.50. $,6O0OOJ OU
Treaty with the King OF Den
mark s73l A
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

z BAGS OF prime Old Government Java G &c
y fee; also, White Maricabo and klo |oh'e'
just fe'e''''' L. NJ. MCCORMICK,
90 Theatre Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

=. FOR HALlFAN-The schooner -''l ~
90 G.ARET BENNETT, Captain r"FsIsol'
has storage ior $50 bbls, at low rates ana III
mediate dispatch. Apply TO po
jy29 "hrA g INV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

CORRECTION have been requested by
the Postmaster u state, that the report IN
circulation that lost mail bas was found i'll a
cellar on King street, is altogether Incorrect
An oldfashioned portmanteau was fund, but
no mail bag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

-REFEGENCEs.-
David Funston, Messrs. Fowle ( Co.
"'-Or.e ". Brent, Messrs Caxenove 4 Co.
Francs l. Smith, McVeigh Il Chamber'n
J"h" B DaIugerfeld, Smoot Uhler n Co,
%ohn ). Barbour, Robinson & Payne,
Lewis Mckenzie, J H. Brent,
Duke 4 Herbert, Bryan, Adams Il Co,
+ Suite Il Co, and other merchants.
fredericksburg Va, jy 26-d&ciy
)kONUNClATlON-A Practical Guide to
L Eng Ilsh Pronunciation, for the use OF
S.l0o!s by Edward J. Stearns, A. NJ, price 20
w Also Alphabetical Recitation List, to ac'
.olunnpany the Pronouncing Guide, by the same
1',hor, 20 cts Just published, and for sale BY
y rs ROBERT BELL.
IM SACKS FINE SALT, for sale BY
1OO Ia KlkcHEI0E BRUlN,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-29

LOST AND Found few days ago, child
whilst walking in the woods, near Burke's
Station, Fairfax county, was lost. The neigh
bors turned Gu: and searched for it from Sun.
day until Tuesiay--but in vain. 10 the
mean time, German lajorer found tie child,
unirjured, and returned it to lis parents.
1t had not suffered much from the exposure,
and had lived, it is supposed, upon the black
berries in the woods.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
MERCHANTS EERsATED
GaR d MG orr.
For Nan dnd R1St,


lias heea sefafs The publiss FOR more than 20
years, and 10 5sserye2iy popsar. "
E,tfaes Of letter from q. 4. fsttce, dated.
Rsveaseood, o., Jon. 81, 1900
The GafeliHy oil 10 the ,niy rsl,tLle Emtro,
cation in existence. Sohy the PE"PLE. Va
can cell moro Of than alIthe rest put together
can farnish you with I've five hundred certIf.
eates, IL you want.
From hiessr.. Hendricks & co.., Hsrtisonviils, ",
Gargling oil soid hire. All who have tried j.
are well pleased yith il. We believe it 10 kr
the bcstmedicipcfor horse ever made.
From brown L Jones, Brandcnburg, KY, Feb
IS, 1867. i EfWt TE'l
Your vaIushe GaruIins Oil gives general ,,,.
isfuSlion, andis champion i.inimcnt for ma,
and beast. He have never known il 10 fail !,
s,rgtc inaance. 81 aBuSFG ~
SEsErrA, Miss, Feb, 10, 1857.
& GEsTs:--P!ease send another supply of yor,
Gargiing OIL, u has given general satisfaction
II has erred a case Of Rheumatism or ten ye.t.
standing and Is great tar burns, in fact il Ia.
becn snccessul IN almost my case where is h,,
had fair trial. a4s yIaqD. G. ROBINSON,
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
The only genuine has CSC. W. hicrchab.
Lockport, N. "" blown IN each bottle, and si'
so las his signature over the cork.
Pamplets gratuitously ishcd by aceni.
with Testimonials Gifts Utility. All orders al.
dressed 4" Merchants Garsiing Oil Co.,
export, N. y, ass,.....- '
For sale by Druggists and Merchants gene.
ally, through the Un,t,dg States, tBri,sh Po,sc,
sions, and other Countries. And by
FITCH & CHALTANT.
E-..r.. -fsar Morgantown, Va
And by our or more agent in every town in
thevic'n'ty. Wholesale at all large comserciai
towns. IN .. Sent =
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
READING PRAYERS.

"Among the. mpst eminent, and By
no means the least witty OF tho Con.
grcgational clergymeh OF the last gen
Grafton in this, vicinity Was the Rev.
Calvin Chaplin, D. D. The following
anssdsss q him ha. been in prip. Be.
| fore. -
"Many years sgo, before Albany
was, linked to Boston BY iron bands, u
meeting Of the American Board Of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions
was held at Albany, anil DR.. Cha pin,
with a number Of other ciergymen from
this region attended, performing the
journey by stage. AT the close Of the
meeting they returned by the same
conveyance. The stage started ut 4
o'clock in the morning, which at that
season of the year, was before day
light. All the passengers in the stage
but one were Congregational clergy
men; that ono was a young Episcopal
minister. At FIRST starting the pas
sengers were all silent, till after some
time, our Episcopal friend, With some
what more Of courage than discretion
proceeded to deliver himself substan-
italy as follows; aag Isoa aHa st..
"I have been examining those por-
tions of the Scriptures, lately, in which
prayer is spoken Of, and have satisf-
ed myself that prayer is never spoken
of in the Bible where the circumstan.
ces do not make in probable--yes
may say ccrtain--that the prayer must
have been read" rt.
''To this somewhat startling propo
sition no one made any reply, but our
young friend, nothing daunted, went
on | will defy any gentleman present
to bring forward an instance where this
is not tn case .. g..# ..f..s
"There was again n short silence,
which was broken by DR.. Chaplin, who
said in his blandest and most deferen-
tial tones c|'' '..'.o.t,.
"'1 do not mean to deny your posi-
tion, sir; but there is one question /
would like to ask, if. you will be SO kind
as to answer it, H..y- d..
"Oh, ask as many questions ns you
plcase--l will answer them, was the
reply Of the young man.
"The question wished to ask
was, said DR.. Chaplin, very deliber-
ately, who held the candle for Jonah
when he read prayers in tho whale
belly?' ..-...
cit is said that the juvenile divine
maintained a digni6ed silence during
the rest Of that journey" :, ...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
PlMPLES AND BLOTCHES

Are The resnl "i impure blood. Tne blco
becomes 'hick and rl"ggsd. The skin ia not
ablr 10 cast efl the impurities so inpo,,an
10 beaiih HOW MANY Young men and wo.
men "e see wnl their faces covered with
p'mples aud blo,r, es. VIII, are endeavoring
10 rem We hem b, the uss OF soaps aud
washes OF various kinds. This is ', rs dan.
gerous, and should never BIZ practissd by
persons drsirons Of good health. Mothers
who have cll'irpn afflicted ~i,h sores and
einPi"ns III mid ~ yer dry tiirm up 10y ex-
trrul applications Tor in this way they
WI dive IN The humoIs and produce i'll
heath tor the child during is whole life
iimr. There H. no mother tina, likes to see
her children afflicted With feeble hath.
MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS are pre-.
pared expr' SLY Tor the cure Of eruptions Of
The xiv, such as Pmpl-s, Blotchrs. Sores,
&c They cense The bio,h OF impuriIie',
pT"iuri"g a leaulful, clear aud healthy
skn'. 80 much admired by all people OF
taste 8nj refinement.
DR.. Horse $ Indian Root Pills are cold
by all deaters in Medicine. Sept. 81 M.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
From tho Valu,ia ~. Y. Weekly Times,
May Is, 1868.

GAkGLISG OK This article which is aa
veIIIsrd ia C"I paper IL 0ne at the be., ar.
'ielrs IN USE. i. net Ike most IF the pat
'nt rem"dirs OF ihp day, mad to make m n.
y an merely, tut II 8 cen posed of rtmsdi
81 Pr"ptr'ies that are t'u!y valuable. AM
~" acc omplished more astonishing cures
h'n aiy O. her article protesting Nc same
virtues. 1t is IN fact jus, wha, ii is advct.
.;.ei ....
We understand .ha, he wife Of Jacob
Cisrprr had stiff j. i I in" one OF her hands,
wh"h mad been 8" for some time. until a
iew weeks since. when she Was induced to
Try Mere ham. GarglIng Oh and Ms onishng
to say. The joint is a. plahle as any one on
The hand. Ths article j. calculated tcr ei.
,h-r msn or beast. as will 5r seen b. refer.
tnce to the advertisement
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03

CONSUMED ALIVE. Tho Courier DIES
Etats Chis, Of July 80, states in cor.
respendoncs received from Epernay.
in France. q railroad car caught fire,
and an American lady and child
"a Mrs. yillier--wore consumed by
the 8ames. Mr.. Villier, who travelled
in the same car, saved his life BY iump.
ing out Of window, but by means Of
lis fall on the road, broke his shoulder.
After his recovery he claimed damages
TO the amount Of $4,000, which the
court allowed him. !. 7.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03

NOVEL READING. "A whole family,
brought to restitution in England, has
had all its misfortunes traced by the
authorities to IN ungovernsble passion
for novel reading, entertained by the
wife and mother. The husband was
sober and Industrious, but his wife was
indolent and addicted to reading every.
thing procurable in the shape of a 70.
nance. This led her to neglect her
husband, herself and her eight child.
rem. One daughter, in DESPAIR. fed
the parental home, and threw herself
into the haunts Of vice. Another was
found BY the police chained by the legs
toprevent her from following her sister 9
example. The house exhibited the
most offensive appearance of filth and
Indulgence. In the midst of pollution,
privation and poverty. the cause Of it
sat reading the last sensation work"
OF the season, and refused to allow her.
self to be disturbed in her entertain.
ment.--Courier and ENQUIRER.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
SUDDEN DEATH IN FULL DRESS IN
A CARRIAGE.--The Paris correspondent

SUDDEN DEATH IN FULL DRESS IN
"a CARRIAGE.--Th Paris correspondent
Of the Now Orleans Picayune says:
At this season one hears almost
every day Of the house warming of a
villa in some neighboring village, as the
entrance into possession Of rural re-
sidence furnishes one of the best pretext
possible for giving party. A brilliant
festival of this sort was given three
days on the Fontainbleau railway {;
and as It was rather more formal than
most Of the entertainments given at
this season Of the year, the ladies were
all in full dress. Among the guests
was brilliant young wife from Nor
mandy. At 2 o'clock in the morning
she quilted the rural lodge to return to
Paris, and as size wore orc of the steel
cages ard the number of pettcoats now
fashionable, she occupied the carriage
alone, there was not room in it for
another, and her husband followed in
G brougham. At 8 o'clock in the morn
ing they reached Paris, her husband got
out of of the brougham and opened the
carriage door, calling her: pauline |.
Pauline! here we are at home T..
There was no answer. He called again
and louder than before, and he shook
her by the shoulder. 1t was cold.
strangely cold: "Are you unwell, dear?
What is the matter? Speak !" He
could gain no reply. Taking down
one Of the carriage lamps, he entered
the carriage and found his wife dead |!
She had been suffering from an affection
of the heart, but the doctors said it was
cured and now coming from ball, in
gay ball attire, with flowers on her
head, and rouge on her cheeks, death
had come all unawares, before she
could speak, while she lay dreaming of
balls and all the follies of the world
Never does death seem more hideous
than when it surprises its victim ar
rayed to play part in the frivolous
amusements Of the hour ...f r..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
No. The Editor of this paper is ma

king an earnest effort to collect the
arrearages due for the late "Messen-
ger and Recorder" for which the meet.
ings Of the several Associations in N.
w. Va, afford facilities not otherwise
to be embraced. This is offered as an
apology for absence from his post for
8 few weeks, during which the affairs
Of the Office will be attended to by less
experienced hands. Have patience
with defects, and look for Improvement
ere long. ..... .. ..r ..- ..-
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
Ec0nomyIthe .Surest Reuenue.

Often in n"t"ing !. economy more want,
ing thsn u preserving health Nuw, II case
OF PrGt Humphreys Homeopathic remedies.
costs 6ii two dollars; yet many times each
Year 'h"v may rave calling u doctor. often
save a Ut OF sickness, save beng laid up,
save alarm and suffering. and thu. save
htal and money. There j. book oil sim.
r!p directions vi each case. so pain ;nat
any body can u e it viii Success, Two dol.
lars invested ihts way Will pay The MONEY
BACK several Tim s rarh year, besides saw
ing Ihs sickness and suffering.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
VIOLATING THE MAILS In Iran

VIOLATING THE MAILS IN UrAn.-
A private letter to o gentleman of St.
Louis, under date Of Salt Lake City,
June 23d, and published in the St.
Louis Democrat,says: 1.-The very table
on which am writing has on it cvi.
dence Of the rascality of the Mormons
in respect to the mail. II am scrawling
this to you in the Post Ofice.) Direct.
~ in front of mo is pile Of letters,
all Of which have been opened by steam.
ing them until the gum on the
envelope ceased to stick, or by
cutting open the ends of the envelopes
and sticking them carefully together
again. They call the present ccndi.
ton of affairs harmony, or at least the
Governor calls it so, but there is not n
Gentle in the city who docs not sleep
with a revolver under his pillow"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03

a NoroEIoUs WOMAN DEAD.-.The
notorious Fanny Peel, Of Chicago,
died lately at Mobile, Of consumption.
The journal says: She eft this city
about a year and rendered herself fam
Gus at New Orleans by selling her
coachman, who was free negro and
her paramour, to II planter. She was
about thirty years of age, and the
daughter of a clergyman in Troy, N. Y.
At the age Of Is she WIS seduced, and
since that time has led the life of a
prostitute. She vas possessed of talents
and beauty, which under other cir.
cunstanccs, would lave make her an
ornament to society. ...
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
SDcciaE Notice.

The subscribers are now preparing for
their Fh'l rnrrha ses, and expect to go Fast
as soon as p"ssible. We most ea,nes'ly ask
the 'ovor of our friends, that they will ray
us y pat, IL mol all OF lasI Years. accounts -
We must have money. we h D.
thi, no'ice will suffice, aud our friends VII
come and help us ont.
CALLENDlNE & NYE.
N BAH 'hose having accoun's from
last year not settled, will please come Tor.
ward and II g.. thstn b. Nvts or Cash.
Aug. 20 iS5s-i65 C.&N.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
BOOTS. SHOES AND BONNE1S.
IT you want cheap Boots, shoes and Bonnets,
leone to WI. LAZlER's Cheap Store.
June 4, 1858.
Sir LOUIS, OCT. %, 1851

rRor. Wooo | chYrrrnllv give ,nu
'talrmsni OF the effects OF your il,is Rein
iatrs nlWn my hair. ! commenced Ms use
when my hau WAS quite gray, aud eoon he.
gan W sees It's 'ffscts In rssoing the natu
ta ahii tor; itimmedaiely g,n 10 chsng,
Us We Latisr color mill II was entirely ~
stored a"d from cstsfplIy watohi 10 If.
70 Us, sm ssiisfed that is not only en-.
ttel. hsslihy but that IL iaithfully applied,
according 10 objections, no lsdy viii b. die.
spPomied. therefore chesffolly recon.
mend II IN ell my friends, and all who have
ues for surh an article.
Respectfully yours, Mss z DaEApstsy.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
DIED:

On the 23i. ult., at the residence Of her
father, Mr.. Leonard Srlby, in This comfy.
Miss MARGARET SELDY. aged % years. 10
months ami 81 days. She had been for 3
wears member 81 the Methodist Protrs.
iant churcl,-and her end was peaceful and
resigned to The Divine will Her disease
was Consumption, under whirh she iuger.
ed about four years. .sa.
On Friday, August, 27th 1865 al his res.
idence in this c0u' ty, Mr. FREDERICK PRorz-
MAN, IN The Slst year Of III. age.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03

AT camp meeting in London coun.
ty, Va, last week, the "Committee"
seized upon one hundred and .forty GAL
Ions of whisky being vended in the
vicinity, and poured it on the ground.
This unexpected spiritual manifestation
took rum sellers SO much by surprise
that no resistance was offered to the
proceeding. a .. # ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
Regulation pt LawyArccs.

SS "Hs'iO.sRA A<""5cT"HccS'
The bar Of krrison county Va.
With a visw orprotec,;ng thefnselve,
hnyesadoned the following resolutions;
That for tho Performance Of profes.
sional services We viii charge not lsss
than TIA following Sea:
For prosecuting suit for collection
Of uoney, I 1850 Commission when
money is collsstea' or secured. 6 pc,
ce~,; when not collected, 2 per cent.
For prosecuting or defending an &C
ton for assault and battery, slande,
or seduction, 500.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03

SALE OF LAND.--John McGee has
recently sold his farm of 2,24O acres,
on Sand Fork. in Lewis county, Va,
for $50, 900. The purchasers arc from
the North,and came under the auspices
of the New York Homestead COM
pany.' A considerable party of emf.
grants passed through Weston for Brax
ton county, Va, from the State of
Connecticut, during last week.
Forest Hill, the residence of the late
Geo. Hamilton, in Spotsylvania coun-
ty, Va, was sold ut auction to Miss
Jane Hamilton, for $4,000. a..ta.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
A sensible Move.

We understand that the British Gov.
eminent has signi6ed its willingness to
80 amend the charter Of tho Atlantic
Telegraph IS to place the organization
on a footing Of perfect equality rs far
MS regards tho British and United
States Government
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03

The Lexington and Big Sandy (Ky.)
Railroad is to be sold for debt.
A panther measuring 7 feet 8 inch
es from the end Of his nose to the tip
of his tail, was recently killed at Cla.
riborne county, Miss. 49,.
In Troy woman lies Frustrated
with q pulmonary disease, who has
not sat up FIVE minutes for Is years.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03
IMPORTANT.

You feel debilitatrd.
fon jeel nervous.
You are seorried about h;aes.
70" cannot cork nth energy.
You do not feel like doing anything.
fou hare no appetite.
Ion cannot steep at night.
You feel psak. tFa.f esa,4F
You feel d,ssy. s@.W
Then use iiooAand's German Diusrs, no,
will cure you without fail. .r.U.
They are prepared ny Dr.. C. M. jackson, 4s
Arch Street Philadelphia, Pa, and are solo hy
druggists and storskecpe,s in every town and
village in the United States. Canadas, and South
America, tori cents per, bo,,!e. Soc that tie
sgnatars 81 c. NJ. Jackson is on the wrapper OF
each bottle.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-09-03

To CURETnE APPETITE FOR TOBACCO.
The New York Independent gives
the following as the experience of a
clergyman who smoked and chcwed
tobacco for many years, and used these
means to break himself of the habit -
] had deep we'll Of very cool water,
and whenever the evil appetite claimed
indulgence, / resorted Immediately to
fresh drawn water. OF this I drank
what / desired, and then continued to
hold water in my Notwithstanding out
and taking in successive mouthfnls until
the craving ceased. BY a faithful nd.
herencs to this practice for about o
month, ] was cured. And from that
time TO this have been MS free from any
appetite as a nursing infant. loathe
the use Of the weed in every form, far
more than / ever did before I contract.
ed habits Of indulgence.
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