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MARSHAI'S SALE.-In virtue of a writ of
W herl faclas, ISSUED from the Clerks Offce of
the Circuit Court of the District of Column for
Ia county OF washington, and to me directed.
sal pose To public sale, for CASH. an front of the
Grocery Store Of Jesse b. Wilson, on Pa. avenue,
between 9TH ana 7ih streets, south side, on TUES
DAY the 2nh day of April, lass, commencing at 10
clock a. m; the following goods and chattles, To
wit, VIZ: Dbl of Holland q IN. 8 bbs of ID Rye
w his ky, and casks of FreBch Brandy, seized and
levied upon as the property of William b. Sasscer.
ard will he sold satisfy JudIc,a!s No. Ito to MAY
term, 1858, in favor of Jesse B. Wilson.
w. SELDEN. Marshal
apa-ts for the Dis rIct Of Columbia
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NEW ENGLIsH 4 CLASSICAL scHooI

DR.. J. II. A. BRIDGE has opened his School
ttBis day az no. 10 street. third door west nj
l3;a. lie vii give his own personal attention tu nil
s'GGents. and the number vii: be limited,
Terms from IS 10 SIS per quarter
Best oil CITY references sp12.lw'
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NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NEW FURNITURE STORE.
~ No 43 SEVENTH STREET
One door SoHIh Of III.
The undersg ned have opened a FURNITURE
STORE at the above location, s<rayu...~>
wnere they will keep constantly SSSEtk kssfS$Aa
on hand varied assortment of R81RlIe{A
bOh NEW and SECOND o-N&S
HAND FURNITURE AND
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES. They are de-
terrHlned TO sell on the most reasonable terms and
ask of the public TO cal at their ESTABLISHING and
see for themselves. VAIN
REPAIRING and VANISHING and Up
HOLsTERY WORK done in the most substantial
manner.
Old Furniture taken in exchange fcrnev.
The HIGHEST Cash price paid for ali descrin
tons of Housekeeping Articles. Persons about to
decline housek ping will find their adyantaxe
to give us call as We are prepared Ia buy in Ia sc
or small lots and will give tcular to this
branch OF business. ISRAEL Il BUCHLY
ap l22w As 18th street. ono door south of H.
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fELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FRoMASSoCIlT TED PRESS AGENT
"oveme.ts-ksssas Affairs-New.
from New Mexico. &c.

from New Mexico, &c.
go, ~ April ID The Leavenworth CORES
tsslI N,;o-. - nnoiicen says that NJ essrs Rus
10 start one hundred and ter 49,, Oe.s,o o1o.rs
SIX wagons for Utah. These tr,in. 800 =
OF 3,OU transfers and II. 900 mul-,
company or appers and miners from W.,
Point had reached Fort Leavenworth " "~'
The entire force at Fort Leavenwcuh ~, A.
9th inst, consisted Of twelve companies of srs1e
leTy, THREE OF infantry and two of DRAGON.
Horses and mules were arriving rapidly Two
service w
hohman's commasd had passed Fort Kearney
aoa was rapidly pushing onward.
q, nloVement or the troops 10 occupy a post IN
wouiS ". aistrict OF Platte: TO guard the route,
"1 ITO Iake place In a few DAYS
me same correspondent saw. that a letter WA
Tnh LOT signatures, asking that General
CaIuoun should be insured safely AGAINST per.op-
a. Snr,.oI ~ case be should return to reopen
'ne surveyor-Oeneral's once. Mayor Adams w.s
among me slgners Of the letter
Inc aye central Committee had issued n call
| for Delegate Convention to nominate Once.
unu s me DeasehwoIth Constitution. IL will be
held at Topeka on the 18th inst and Tn. .en..
Of the people taken to who shall ,,e rn,,sd
States Senators. The convention is 10 consist -,
| one hundred delegates, apportioned among the
| counties on basis Of 2l 900 votes to the State
| The santa Re mail has arrived with dates "a
| the 18th ultimo
| Richard n TompkIns had been appointed Al
| torney General, vice Theodore Wheat resigned
The District Court, Judge Benedict presiding
commenced Its spring session at santa Fe on th'
The Utah and Navajo Indians had failed Z,
| conclude treaty Of peace. The Utahs, sssiste<
| oy th' ArrapahoeS, intended TO attack the Nava
| jos at the next moon
The details Of the murders and outrayes com
| mltted In Donna Anna county are given
| The letting of the contracts TO supply the ,ub
sistence department Of the army took place OF
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AARSHAL'S SALE.--In virtue of writ of ne
IVl RI facias, issued from the Clerks office of the
Circuit Court for the District of Columbus for the
County of Washington and to me directed, shall
expos to public SALE Tor c.sH, at the residences of
John Espey, 10Th street, bstw cen and streets
vest. ON the east side of said 10Th street on FRI
DAY, the 5oth day of April. 1853. at ii o'clock .. m
the following goods and chattles, i'm part, to wit :
Mahogany Sofa, Rocking Chair, Looking Glass,
Carpets, Wardrobe, Tables, Washs,ands, Manl .
Ornaments, Mahogany Sofa, Lounge. Chairs, &c f,
90 seq ed and levied upon as the goods ard chat
ties of I'm Espsy, and will be sold satisfy No..
W Judcials to Nj term, 1858. in favor OF Suter,
Lea Co use of Geo. Il. McGlne.
J. ID. HOOVER,
apis dts Marshal for the District Of Columns.
NARSsAL'S SALE,-In virtue of a writ of
W herr faclas, issned from the Clerks ONCE of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia, for the
County of Washington. and to ne directed, ! shall
e1 pose to public sale for CASH IN front Of the Court
House doc of said county, on FRIDAY, the l4th
OF May. 1885, at IL O'Clock. the following described
property, to wit All defendants right, title. claim,
aud interest in and to Lot No. 9. IN Square No. log,
IN The City OF ashngton, ID. c.. together with all
and singular the imprOv ements thereon, seized and
levied upon as the property of francis A. ID kens,
and Will he sold to satisfy Judicial No. 95, to May
term, 1884, in favor OF WIN. B Sheppard.
J. ID HOVER,
sp Is dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Il
IN l. u VI GER
Il HE Undersigned would pectfully inform their
friends and the public that they prepared fur
PURPOSEs either IN the rough or prep2 red m anr
manner ready for use. They will a keep on hsnd
or make TO order at the shortest notice. SASH.
BLINDS, DOORS. MUULUINGS a: Also All
kinds OF PLANNING and SAVING 1T the lowest
rates; and invite persons IN want Of the above TO
Lumber Yard and Factory corner Is,h and Canal
streets.
IN l2-eo2m MCLEAN q MUNRO.
IL MERCHANT TAILOR,
SIGN OF THE COL EN FLEEcE,
Corner OF l4th street s1d Penn. avenue, opposite
willards' Hotel,
(FO-msriy OF BostOn,D
fer supplying his numerous customers with Cos
Tunes for the sncy Ball. Is now prepared To n.
offer inducement OF his splendid assort-
ment of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, M
sele cted by himself expressly for the custom NJ
trace on the lowest cash prices, snd war --
rants q perfect ct By his own practical kpoulsdx.
the best wnTkmen, he hopes 10 sIve general Iaiis-
faction 20 those who Will please 10 favor him win
their patronage. "
Constantly on hand fresh supply OF Gentlemeus,
Furnishing GOOds. (StatesD snI0
NOTICE. have few Of those CHEAP TOILET
81 IL on hand. which will sell cheaper-uO
tnan they can he purchased elsewhere. AMY
Sh'NA, GLASS, and QUEENSWAREH1
cLraPer thas the cheapest. with many other ~
Hlices TOO numerous to mention al S9 Pa avenue.
between 9ih and 10th streets
Iaii and see for yourselves. - -
ap lS-sm JOHN McDEVITT.
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JOHN ESSEX The trial of John Essex for the
killing Owen Quigley, on Pennsylvania avenue,
at the corner of9h street. on the day after our last
Municipal election, is set down to commence ON
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AUCTION SALES.
BY A. GREEN, Aucaoneer.

by n. OhkkN, Auctloneer.
SPECIAL SALE OF FINE WATCHES.
E SifSf bs h instant s
CLOCK shall sell at my auction room, No S2S nh
every kne Watches, double 0 tme-keeper. centre
swiss so,d HUNTING, detached, and patent lever
Watches, l6 and is carat go,d cases -
me and beautiful assortment of Ladies' Time
large assortment Of silver duplex. detached. and
Cd eWtsnt- lever railway Time-keepers,
LOB, Vest and Guard Chains,
Diamond Kings. studs, Pins and Brooches,
Also an assortment of sets of Cameo, Mosaic, Gold
Ss one Iorentine, set In the most handsome and
Invite the attention ofthe Ladies and entlemsn
to the above SAFE. as the goods are fine and must be
nou 10 close business as the parties are obliged to
ap I5-d AGREEN. Auotiopser.
ByA. GREEN, Auetioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
IA TURK AT AUcTIoN.-On MONDAY, the 18Th
about 'ns S9 tSs No rs Ea.
CdptOl street, corner of Sd street. commencing at II
o'clock a m, handsome and well Kept assortment
Mahogany Sprlhs seat Sofa, Rocker.
DO. Parlor Chairs and Lounge,
DO. Marble top Centre Tables,
Do. Dressing Bureaus and Washstands,
10. rench and Jenny Lind Cottage Bed
Ward5obes, Hat Rack, Bookcase and Writing
RefrE orator. Dining and Breakfast Tables,
Feather Beds, Bols ers and Pillows,
Hair, Cotton. and Shuck Mattresses,
Window SHADES Toet se ssa s SS anS longs.
China Glass and ,rockeIy Ware.
win general assortment OF Kitchen Requl
| sites. -
Terms of sale: All sums under s25, cash: owe
y endorsed bearing interest. ~ "A" A. GREEN.
ap is dts tStates) Auctloheer.
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ELEcTED.-Captain Ebenezer Bacon has been
elected, by the City Council Of Alexandria, a
harbor master for that port. E w Davis, Jos
Pddsett, and r n. Warder police constables;
and John p. Emmerson, inspector Of beef and
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ElNE ALES.-We respectfully announce to our
l. friends and the public that we have at last sue
oeeded In having large quantity of ALES of vari-
ous kinds brewed expressly To our order, which We
Will guarantee to be the finest and the largest yarl-
city that was ever offered in this market.
All persons wishing nice article of Ale can have
II by apply Ing to for either ofthe following brands
viz; Kenneth Burton xxx Pale, India Pale, Phil,
adelphIa and Xxx. We also have hns article of
Brown stout and Xxx Porter always on hand
All orders by mail, given TO our drivers will be
attended TO-. Army SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green street,
dTI-d GEORGETOWN, ID. G..
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

TWO HANDSOME AND NEARLY NEW
L Two STORY FRAME HOUSES on VIRGINIA Az
ENUR, BETwEEN ID AND SD Srs EAsT,AT hUCTIox
On FRIDAY, the 18TH instant, shall sell in front
OF the premises, at O'Clock p. m, two good two
story frame Houses, nearly new, CON aiming good
and conveniently arranged rooms ca ch and the lois
on winch they stand. being parts of Lot No. g. In
Square 766 This property is hands mely located on
virginia avenue, aud the lots are about a hundred
and thirty feet deep.
Terms One hal { cash; balsnce m 6, 10. and IL
months, for notes bearIng interest A deed rIyen
and a deea of trust taken. s'''H
ap II A. GREEN Auo,
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NEW YORK. April II The ship Sunny south
arrived here this evening with i've Of the pass
engers Of the ship John Gilpin, transferred from
the ship Herefordshire, of England. which res
cned the passengers Just before the Gilpin fcun-
dered on Cape Horn. Their names are Mrs.
Wood and two children, Of Sandwich Islands,
and MoSSrs. Sherwood and Ford, Of New York
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GEORGETOWN ADvERTIsEM'Ts

0@LECTURE.-The Hon. :. :. Cox, of Ohio
lH will deliver n lecture tthe I'd of a seIIesD in
the Methodist Protestant Church, Congress street,
GEORGETOWN, on THURSDAY EVENING, the
18th inst. commencing at o clock. Subject-Amer
loan Humor. apI4-2t
WANTE D.-A SITUATION as Nurse or
W ChambermaId, by middle aged W oman. Good
re erences given. Apply at No.l5O Green street,
GeOrgeLOwn. ap Is 2ts
FOR SAf.E-A valuable FAR M, on the q Gorge
town and Rockville Turnpike. about five miles
buildings are new House, Barn aud other out
buildings, on good elevation. Has two streams of
water running through 1t, making 1T desirable as a
dairy farm or market garden About IS acres are
now under Improvement, about 40 of which s bot
tom land, capable of yielding from eight ten bar
elsof corn per acre, without manures.
There is also youDg orchard of three hundred
apple, peach, and plum trees About 40 acres of the
farm rs Down in clov5r and grass, a crop of wheat
now on the ground, and 9th crops being put in the
ground.
, E1Ither information apply to BARNARD 4
BUCKLEY. Georgetown. an Is I'm
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MAKING THEIR MOUrHs WArER-Hammack
q Brother, at their restaurant in Willard,s Hotel
nloct pennsylvania avenue, are just now tempt
ing all passers- by to become gourmets. in spite
of positive resolution to the contrary Their
display OF every conceivable delicary Of the sea-
son is most seductive. Their cooking too. 4,
UNSURPASSED @ - -
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w. P.P.P.
w LII again visit Washing ton for the purpose of
purchasing bO0KS, PAINTING, AND EN-
Books Of no further use 10 them, ord Paintings or
poIti9lIo OF old Engravngs may dispose of the same
hoe Good Books. &C.. bought to any amount.
pl07ts
II AD!ES BRAIDS, PLAlTS, CURLS, HALF
Il WIGS and PUFFS, at GIBBS'S Hair Store,
near corner Of 18th at. aud Pa. av. 9-6m
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RARE CHANCE TO PROCURE DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE The house on NJ street, advertised
by Mr.. James G. Mcclure, to be sold at pri-
vate sale, is one of the most desirable certainly.
10 Washington City Its location Is unsurpassed
LOT private residence, and no other house of irs
size is more convene ntIy arranged or better buit
The terms of sale, we understand will he made
entirely satisfactory to any one desiring to pur-
chs
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POLICE REPORTS The police report. n, Nh.
week ending April 1Oth, show the foIlow,ng a.,
tests Fist Ward, % cases Second wa,d az,
lhlrd Wa d, 1 f; Fourth Ward, 10 Fifth Ward
. sixth Ward, .; Seventh Ward, .; total ;;
Ldses, -
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Two CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS

N. BAH Patterns of Carved and Sawed Brack
cts: also, Novels and ISausters furnished to order
and Blinds Painted and Hung to order. =.
Call at No. Sc: 18th street, oppos tie Centre Market.
apR-eolm H w IA A. On
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CISrRE MARHET.-Busines, appeared to be
lively In and about Market space this morning.
be dltenaance oil an unusual number OF country
visions The prices are generally about AZ on
Saturday last. Good order was main,ainsd
during the morning, the efficient Officers of The
market being very attentive To duty '-o
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
ID RUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

WE RESPECTFULLY CALL TIE ATTENTION
w of our Frcuds, Customers, and the Trading
Community generally, to the change We have iust
made IN our commercial firm and business arrange
ments.
1st, The business heretofore car cd on updnr ,bo
firm and style of A. LEVI. BLOOM. & Co will
hereafter b. conducted under the style of BIOON
KAHN. & Co., and composed Of the same menherc
as the old firm.
I'd. A. LEVI has taken one half Of his in,cres,
out Of the business which reduces the funds of the
concern.
Sd. It therefore becomes imperative on us to settle
up our business and to effect this. we are compelled
to ask and exact prompt settlement and payment
Of all outstanding debts contracted prior to Jan lst
ls5s. This is the only means by which TO keep ut
our large assortment Of goods, and grant in future
our usual accommodations to purchasers
4th. We design that tho Stock kept in future shall
equal. II not surpass, in variety. quany, aud quail
+. what the house has oyer yet been abb to sply
5th. The larger portion of olr SPRING AND SUM
MER STOCK ha. been ordered from New York and
will be completed in New Orleans, and sold at the
old stand the very best terms.
ES- AGAIN. AND. AGAIN, ~t51
As matter Of interest to both parties, we press the
necessity of prompt arrangement ef all debts due us
We are forced TO pay ours.
BLOOM, KAHN & Co,
REPRESENTING:
), BLOOM. A. LEVI. s. K,nN, S. ADLER.
Clinton. In. February, 1858
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
AT HOME AND \ BROAD.

From our exchanges, we take the following notices
of oar d,st,Uy0ishd Senator. john Slidcl:
Our senior Senator is never seen in the
State, except on the eve Of some great event
Thus, last year. ut the very eve Of State con.
ventIon, called for the purpose Of designating
citizens worthy of the confidence Of the pcopIr
to fill high and important Offices we found him
visiting portion Of the Statc--the north Yves.
tern poriou-o ostcnsibIy, we were told by the
newspapers to visit and look after his wild
iillds Now, can any one endowed with com.
sense, believe that such was his ohiprt! 80,
1t was to lay the wires in support Of certain
men, known TO be devoted to himself and ia
Keep up That ONE NAN power which has had
such drrtcri0us effect rpon our State l. if
nor Known to all who have taken amy interest
~ the welfare Of our state, that Mr.. Slidcr>
VIII aud not the will Of the sovereign propIc Of
housianh, has governed the executive in all
appointments for this State? II is this mprop.
rr influence which the people and their repre-
srn'atyrS have too lone counicmnred, Which
l'aS produced 50 much dissatisfaction, and eau.
s'N every true representative 10 stand like u
IHt'hi0 sentinel on the rampnrtS of the State
ana cry aloud, for reform. Yes, in Louisiana
We want reform, and in no place so much us in
'hc senatorial seat I0yA JOntRgk
Several prominent individuals in the pay
oI the Government have commoucrd large
business on Il very small capital Conspicuous
among the asIirauts may he cMsscd the name
If John SlidcIl, Of Louisiana. Having no
plnrr il thn hearts NJ The American people hc
IN Inborjng to accomplish NY money that whlcl,
Should always be attained hy talent, lticgriiy.
aud lofy craftsmanship. But we void ad.
wise this INSCRIPTIONS dealer in Presidential
stocks 70 lavish his money upon some needy
ani charitable enterprise for there il not m0n
M cnonlh M III" Union 10 pUrctgSe for Him the
nigh place for which His heart yparns The
idea Of nominating John SlidrIl for The Prosi-
drucH Ola great nation is prcpoStcrous, while
lhr imputaion Is a hJci upon the Democratic
party which has always elected men who's,
h"ncftg maS aJcrc suspici1M IIc occupies no
place IN tile coltlidruce of the American pco
pie, but good deal Of bogus glpriiraflol aud
ranspronly mrthoaical cuthu,ia>m: syStrmat
c and cX'rlyagaut. snail in quantity, but
-prand ogor a wide surface Is being rot 40 to
secure this grutIcmai'> nonuuion But Tho
hnAeF Democracy oi thc hiii, and holIowS imy,
no admiration for Mr. Sld"ll 50 far as wr
are concerned we have no conrcalmont,, aud il
Is due 10 .candpr 10 say TINT We regard tho
proposition 70 nominate" him Ior the Presidency
na dnHrqac II Judge Douglas should, by
AMY Intrigue, roulriyr NJ secure thr nomination
ni CharIcston wc would doubtless suppor, him
as well ns We could, under the circumstances,
hnt the request 70 advocate the election o
john $IidclI for tie Presidency wonlI be tax
.ue oar very accommodating nafure 10 It's Ut
most endurance. lwpbis lraiinehe
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HELNBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION
IL lll3LMBDLD'S Genuine prrparaiion
liHIMBDI,D'S Genuine prppuration

IIELMBOLD'S Genuine Preparation.
Is prepared accordag to pharmacy and chemistry with
the creates, accuracy and chemical knowledge dovo.
led to their combinations.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

UELMBOLD' IS GENUINE PREPARATION.
IL For diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel
aud Dropsy
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

Little Giant should not serve some of these
people in 1860 as the little Corporal did the
French Directory, by marching them ont of
doors He may take his revenge after the
fashion of Mr. Van Buren,, who is now in full
communion with the orthodox church of Dem.
oclaey, while the champions Of popular sover-
eighty are outside that healthy organization.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

G@f" Speaking Of the removal of judge
IDo0eln> from the post of Chairman of the Ter
rtoria committee, tn" able and well Informed
correspondent Of til i tlImoro American SAYS:
After my letter wls dispntchpd Yesterday.
tie Democrats Of tie Senate held second cslu.
ns upon III" snhiert Of Supor.eding Judge
poollaS as chairman Of the Committee ON Ter
r,tofjrs, The party managers bad determined
on 'iuesdnv night, Ms aunonucrd. that lis
comb would be cnt,n but when the first eau
Gus met III" next morning, thc policy Of Ills
step was questioned hy some Of those who had
not Disguised their hostility. They considered
it rs as persecution, and demonstrated against
il rs imp0litc in that view. II,nce il was ne
ccSSary TO postpone the decision Temporarily
They went into the Senate, elected a door
keeper and returned TO complete the work of
decapitaton. Messrs SIidcII, Bright, Davis
aud that interest, aided by Mr.. Toombs--who
turned up at the nick Of timc--led the move.
ment The craftsmanship was rendered to Mr..
Fitzpatrick, who stood next in order on the
committee; but he declined it, owing to i'll
health; and then it was conferred on Mr. Green
who acted substantially in that capacity du.
ring the Kansas controversy in the late seS-
sion, The debate in the cancns was exceeding
ly animated and continued for several hours
Mr. Brown, Of Mississippi, left in dulgcon ut
the course of the proceedings, aud the final
vote WIS 90 to 6 in favor of Mr. Green.
This is the first decided blow struck at the
Senator from Illinois here inside of the party
organization, and it is a pretty significant hint
of what may be expected at Charleston
should he travel IN that direction two years
hence. Judg" Douglas now stands second on
tie Committee on Territories and on the For
eign Relations, 1t is supposed that he will at
le1st decline the former after this deliberate
indignity. Last session Mr. Toombs proclaim,
upon one condition, that of serving as pri-
yate in the ranks. They have cut off his cpau-
lettes already Let them take care lest the
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-25

DEAD! READ! READ =" Sc afflicted read" the
III following certificate OF n cure OF over 20 years
Standing:
II. 7. llEMGoLD Sir: have been troubled
with IN affection Of The Bladder and Kidneys Of over
twenty years. ! have trlcd Ply y.ician@ III vain. aud
1T last concluded to give your Genuine Preparation
trial. as had heard it highly spoken Of II afford.
I'd Immediate relief have used three bottles and |
have obtained more relief from its effects aud feel
much better than hav, for twenty ycars previous.
have The greatest faith in it, virtues aud curative
powers. and shall do all in my power to uukc il
known to tho aiIi ct-d. Hoping this may prove nd
raliag"ous TO you ID assisting you 10 introduce the
med cine. am truly youra NJ. McCoRMiCG.
L"wsiOwn Pa JaH. ~. 1857.
Should ANY doubt Mr.. Net ormich's statement he
refer. to The following .nntlem'n
Hon. Wm Bglrr eX-GAvernur Pennsylvania.
iIol Thomas y, Florence, Philadelphia.
Hon !. q. knoy. Judge, Tio-n aouuty, Ia.
Hon J. = Blck. Julgr rhlpdrlphia
Hon. Il. y. Porter cx-iOvornor. Pennsylvania.
Hon Ellis Lewis. Judge. Philadelphia.
Hon Il, &. Grior. ,Iudgr L. 5 court
Hon &. W. Woodward judge. Philadelphia.
Hon. W. 4. Porter. city solicitor. ph ladrphia.
llol. Johl hi lhT, cx.Govcrnur. California.
Hon 4. Banks, auditor general, Washington city.
With many 9th r., # necessary