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-~'N' $500
other place.
BsNJAMN STEVENS, Il @, Secretary of the 'Atlantc
Fire aud Marine Tnsur, Co.. Of Providence r. L,
hal cancer OF two AIS standing successfully rrmov-
ed yesterday, from his face and neck by Dr. Greene o,
the Indian Medical Institute. Also, same day cancers
were removed from the face of Mrs. Paschal Ahbo o
Lawrence, Mass, and from under the arm of Mr.. Ell
bridge Mann of Astead, N. H.-TrausHer
We would add that D. Greene has since removed
cancer rou the breast ard unier the arm Of Miss sa-
mira D. York Of Exeter, H. also one from The mouth
and jaw OF Mr.. Benjamin Chaupuey OF Mansfield Mass;
one from the shout Ter Of Mrs Jemima ser Of saugus
Mass Que from the fac of Mrs. Abel Wsmsn Of wo-
burn, MAST and several others The complete ard sue
ceasul removal Of cancers I. an every day occurrence
at the Instsution.- Roston Transcript.
Burneps Cocoane tie Hair FOR sale IN Worcester by
JOHN O. HILL, Apothec Try, Necnanics' Hall Building
Burueps kallsston Oriental Water. for Beautifyng
the Complexion, for sale in Worcester by JOHN Q.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hal Building
Bliss Dyspeptic Remedy, for sale in Worcester by
JOHN O. HILL, Apohecary, Mechanics Hall Building
Worcester
s'nford's Liver Inygoaror, sale in Worcester by
JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building
Worcester.
Sir James Carkes celebrated Female Pills for sale in
Worcester by JOHN Q, HILL, ApotheoaIy, Mechanic
Hall Building, Worcester.
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, for sale in Worcester
| by JOHN O. HILL, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter.
Mrs g. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorative and Zylo
balsamum. for sale in Worcester by JOHN G. HILL,
| ApolhecaTy, Mechanics Hall, Worcester.
Peruvian 2yrun for sale in Worcester by JOHN Q.
HILL, Apothecary, Mechanics Hall Building, Worces
ter.
| TIE IAsOvED AMBR TYPES, as taken at B. D. Max
hams rooms, No I6 Harrington Corner do not require
hall column advertisements nterspersed with ishy ques
lions and scriputal quotations in order make them
SELL for we intend that all pictures made this establish
ment shall possess sufficient merit to commend them to
the public without our being obliged to force them into
| notice by any special caution in the daily papers.
TAPLEY & CLARK Artists.
| Ps-We will put up the old fashioned Patent sealed
picture when preferred our Improved Ambrotypes
| T. q G
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DYSP EP.TA AND FRS.

DR.. TRACY DELN0RE. the great curer of Consump-
ton, for several years badly fl cted with Dyspe
s that for part Of the time he fined to bis he'd
He eventually cured by prescription furnished him
by young cairvoy girl. TGis pre,cr pton given by
child, while state Of trance, has cured every
dy Who has it, having failed once. It is
elu1iy cases Of Fits Dyspepsia. The in
gr' dents may be found any drug store l viii send
this valuable prescription any person the recept Of
one stamp to pay postage Address DR.. TRACY DEL
MoRE, Great Curer of Consumption New YORK Post or.
fee. d&wIm ANIL
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
w 0 r @ E > T E s Ply.
THIRTY-FIFFH ONGR ESs.

By the American Telegraph Company's Printing Lines
Omcein General Express Office. lincoln House Block.
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Hair r esf9FnfiVe.-We pleased to he able
the satisfaction Of patrons after trial Of an
article advertised ia columns. We have the satisfac-
ton 10 knOw several Of readers who have used Prof
Woods Hair Resto alive. and ronounced it to be Just
what the it is. We have several per
sons acquantances, toO, who were gray headed-they
have tried it. and they willingly add their testi nony 70
its Efficacy and will give further information others de-
string it, This speaks we'll for the article, and advise
all who "a not wish appear gray headed Weeds
Hair Restorative - Western Patriot
For sale hy GEORGE r SPUR. and by all respect
able Druggists daE2w ap2I
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R oV Err & RER's
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Is SUMNER STREET, BOSTON,
495 BROAD Way NEW yORK

" These chimes now justly admitted to b,
the bestin use for Family Sewing making new strong
and elastic stitch, which will Not rip even # eyer1
fourth stitch be cut. Circulars sent on application By
letter. Agents wanted.
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ArnOld's GIOhuics and Vttml FIuid. Fo
sale, wholesale retail, by
J. Q Hut, Druggist aud Apotheosry.
my+ az Mechanics Hall Riook
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GEO RGE SESSIONS,
FuTuiEhimg Undcrtnisep a. Coffin Vura
hOuHe.
Cofirs, Oaskets Patent Metallic Burial Case. sra
Robes n every description, always on haid Al,o ths
NE~ PATENT METALLIC OAsKET, Of all sizes
Every thing connected with the infringement NJ n,ns
ss promty attended to- No. 40 Front street resldeno,
03 Front street, Worcester, Mass dSwtf n,SSa
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F o r H.,

This department is under the direct supervision Of ona
CT the hrmi VINO ~l give bis special attention to the
isa d.
Paper Hangers furnished if desired Wo done in the
best manner
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CHAPLIN Il DADMUN,
ATTORNEYS q COUNSELLORS at LAw
Nos Worcester Bank Block, Worcester, Mass.
HENRY CHAPfN, ApPlEToN DAp,,rS
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A. w HITING,S
PIANO FORTE And MUSIC ROOM
my8 No Mechanics Han, Up stairs div
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FRANCIS q MASNER,
Teacher Of Languages, ............No. Brplev Hail
oil dtf "
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WILLIAM UECKENSUN
NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. i1S Nain street, worcesfes
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-21

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE
sale By virtue Of deed Of trust executed BY Michael kee
Toe, viii ones at public sale,
On Thursday, tao ia Of October, 1855
a, 10 O'Clock cry Hotel Frederick Guy, Maryland,
vaiaa,as Read Estate Fns,
THE FARM
known ARCADIA lying miles Of Frederick
o the county road leading Baokeysown containing
$40 acres
of tho prme and productive Frederick county
THE MANSION HOUSE
large beautifully arranged tho building and wings form
ing front Of 100 feet all stories high and finished the very
best style These badnss oeap, an s@asnes from which almost
house surrounded with beautiful lawn Handsomely decorated
with shrubbery flowers, &c. A and commoiioas
Bns ccRsnousK srAmxs HOUSE, lasls
sxIHs Snori LINZ HOUSE,, llss kIis IexBorsK,
together all other necessary ou.houes recently
knowleged amongs, best certainly producye
any the State There is runnng water through the ease
nes nearly new subsan.
a and rail fencing Between 80 and 40 Of this
PRIME TIMBER,
the
Of choice fruit trees on the farm and one Of the finest
ORCHARDS
through this located within half mile
the dwelling ardug OF the premises the advan
also several Touring mills tine farm THIS farm susccp
Bile of an eqaa division, and viii be divided, il desired
.NEw RICHMOND MIIs.r
This mill Is located Bacngers creek about miles
Frederick City the productive grain sections
Of the State, and Is capable Of manufacturing
BARRELS OF FLOUR
per day The mill entirely new high,
aud covered with slate propelled by with
four OF bnrs and all the modern improvements OF the
There il attached TO said mill property about
ACRES OF LAND,
upon large
house. convenient barn. and thrifty orchard Of fruit Also
the remains Of a large
copper worm copper pipes ron gearing pipes
together with hog pens, sufficient for 600 hogs
Third.--Tlat valuable three story
WAREHOUSE
streets Frederick
City, Maryland.
months at
the substantial
exception the best business stand in the city.
Fburth.--A tract OF wood Land, containing about
100 ACRES,
This land the tKohenburg Property lying
Mountain,
town. fronting the public road and easy plat
this land will be exhibited the day Of sale and will be sold
lots suit purchasers.
aspossession warehouse, property gycn
compliance with the terms Of
&s-foesesson Of the farm day April next
be made for earlier n desred.
sS-Tcrms o salc will be made 10 suit purchasers
EDWARD sHRIvER, Trustec.
WA. b. TAIN.ER, Auctioncer.
Sep 10--2awtds
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v,HE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH


i CONTRARY, Professor WOODS Hair Restorative.
Says the Louis lMo) Democrat, Below We publish eu
ngiy Of The superior OF bis such evidence n
effect when coming fom reliable ousoe nceruneA.
the Doctor needs useless
Ham, Os) Jan 20 isss
pxas o D wcoD Gentlemen Having my called.
highly bcnedcisl effects Of hair rest
tive, induced make application q upon ha
which sa essos ss gray Pss' asS ns s sass ny s
bottle Hair Restorative and used H. soon and was
procured bottle which used cei
to world thai the white hair has totally disappeared
believe more glossy before for twenty er
years old good wife at the any
two has u-edi san enect.
The aoye police deem you onr discovery
am assured that w asra w nv sss = r. s e
city resident here foe the Inst fifteen ynrs and known
Of the above Win my name attached your service a. visit
the beauties Of nature In others as wei A. myself
A. G. RAYMOND
RuuxoRs Jan 80 1883
woops HAIR RESTORATIVE
pRy woop; Dear Having had the misfortune to best
portion my ELECTS Of the yclow FEVER IA Nov 0r
make trial Of your rrearaon and found
glossy and words express my oohsacns 70 yea y vugO
the afflicted such treasure ftNttf 1oiAssON
.as The ..,s q s So nas Church " s s
lie gentleman great influence and universally beloved
pRooKynap Jan H. isss
PRop Having trial Of Hair Restorative
gives pleasure say effect has been exceleu,
moving inflammation daniru tendency itching
with troubled from ehIlihood and has
stored my hair which becoming gray to its original color
used other article with anything like the same pleasure
profit.
The Restorative put up OF three large me
dium small holds pint and retai for
lar bottle the medium holds az least twenty per cent more
holds quart forty cent more in proportion ard retais Tor
WOOD CO.. propretors, ai2 Broadway New York in Tho
great Wire Railing Establishment and ia Market street
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-21
no. 6lel
Notice OF the disCont inuanCc OF the Land once
at Palmyra, in the state Of Missouri.

NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance of law,
o he that the unsod land in the PALMYRA dis
hundred thousand the Secretary %
directed Of said district and that
therein subject sslo and entry at Boo
said State.
remaining unappropcd by law and subject to
entry at the oco discontinued he subject entry
said Office the OF the receipt Of notice 70 that effect by me
Register thereof and the and csrs at bonneville VIII
public notice the which they will be prepared to receive
applications Of such lands At their oncr
the of Wasugton this twenty fourth
d,v Of August A u 1855 $. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General land nAice.
Aug 25--Isw0w Int &Sar
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DIBLIOGRAPIIY.--T Librarians Manual--A
Treatise photography, comprising select descriptive
works, which added
Libraries, illustrated with by Reuben Guild A. ~
So For sale by TAYLOR MAuRY,
scp o-3 bookstore 334 Penn avenue, near 9th street
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s36 500 LOTTERY FOR the Benefit OF the STATE OF DELAWARE
Class 2ls for 1858 To be drawn WILMINGTON DEL
day 2, 1858 =.
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H.
s@psyor-wlIiam Forsyth
xsnxxas o. m soAsD o MAIN
ss y ,s, E. D. s., = ,. p sa.s sss
,s, wsD g ,as:,ss ; s1ss s,.s
sg1 w wssszDr + Wash, Joss BRANDT.
sepssA ward-Dr J. Nosss~, Henry A. Clarke, esq.
nzDsuu
FIRST wardpasd g. Mdgsly
Tasra ward-vaisntine IarSsssh
Fourth Wayd-James n CAllan
sfra ward-James D. o'DonnsD-
Serenh Ward-D. b. Clarke
First ward--Phiip c. Davis, Id.
s sssssa n gasa w i b.is
Eaya wardJ: Toner, II.
STA wara-J NJ Roberts, NJ D.
Ssusua Ward--J +. wuIes,, Md
Commissioner Of Hean--charIss f. Force, n y.
Fort ws,a aGs9 W Riggs . and s w% Dove president
Ward-Thomas Donoho and Joseph =. Brown
fbuth Ward-wm W. Mohun
s barry and 6 W 6 n1ninson
Se0enM wayd-John l. Smith and Peter y Pearson.
Secraary to tie Bcard-Erasmus J. Middleton
Nessen9y-Jacob Kcibcr.
ooxxnrxn ov nm ,oAaD O, ArsnxSu
G nFss Ss ss. ..a ss s s.r...
Pciics-hsssrs Mohun barry, and Smith
Ciaims--M essrs Barry, Brown, and Pearson
Ere Dspa,ms- = !, Fishes. s nary and W Miller
Drainage Sewerage Dtssrs.sson II Nsssrs Brown
on Unenissd Busine., A. W Miller Huntington, and
Smith
on az Arlu~ Messrs Moore Donoho, and
nsauh q As cry Messrs. = Miller, xohup, and Clark
Canat--Messrs Brown and Pesson.
WAarves-Mcssrs. Donoho and smith
Enroiled Bills-Mr. Moore:
Accounts Of Reotxer--Mr barry.
Money Tsan.aason z ne caIe|eGs- ,';. Rigs, -
70 Counl dnd Destroy Due Biis-Mr Fisher
70 Attend sas inaes. cooperation before corgs"
BOARD
Fyra Aber (preaent) John d. Turton,
Seosd wardwm ormc Grafton Pow ell snd Charles s. Jones
Wardwm G. Palmer Lambert Iee, and Christopher
F5urth Stephen csueman, Elijah Edmonston,
fVtA Ward william A. Mulloy wallace, Van
Seesn wardrhomas lloyd, Charles wilson, and Thomas
Secretary William A; Kennedy
Aese,,gy--Wiliam Q. Locke.
cox,urrKrs OF TIE
Ways Jones' Turton Tree, Casleman Van
Reswtk, ooer, and Lloyd 49,. ~ p..,.,us a.. ON.
o. ir'on' van Hesw'ck ofme' oaro
o. Glam.-Messra Powell Mohns, and, and Wilson s
Eeatons-Messrs. Wallace 0ber and Wilson.
On Police Muoy, oiiare, Parker, Powell Casmnn,
cnasMMessrs caslcman, orms ober Reswick Parker
schools Tree Turton Powell Mohun Wallace, Bohrcr
NE D,parm sessrs Parker Euonston and Mlstead
Drainage Palmer, orme Tur,on hohun, Auloy,
co,ror0ioa oo oore Mohuu, Lloyd
coxIs. WasAingtor Ca~a-Aessrs CAstieinsn and
On Honey Tran.aetion, .p.A ce.Yoyutso~-xr. Jones.
Count and Destroy Due Bsl.-lr Ednoaa.on
Roster Of Accommodate. Bohrer
Wharrss-Mcssrs. Ormc, Castleman and Russell.
ala f tAs Messrs Palmer Parker WILSON, and huIoy
EiioiGaiyg wallace oTIare Parker,
coxnssuoxsRs Oh xrRovnrrrs.
Distrlt--Joscph f. Rawlings.
Sccond Dirrict-R- b. Owens
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requested the amount OF their S
for each article exhibit the total amount OF each bid ana n
will unless articles required OF Pr
The periods OF each delivery viii be:
June LIST September LIST December 1852 and LIST March o
sugar delivered strong barrels, ul no
The beans and salt In barrels aud Tho and candles N
boxes OF convenient transportation. Sslf VIII only
by Of rtytwo the bushel The
wirks. <4ie All
All provisions delivery this advertisement
thoroughly gdy Inspected time and place Of aeYs
all expenses he paid BY until they are
such sorchores be designated by the agents be
ment ,,.,s
ANY variation win be consple
sufficient and good for rejecting the article or articles
ing ,ur,,A
The Commissary General the privilege OF Increasing
mmishig the quantities. dispensing with or All ana
CURED any post Mt time before entering Into Md
reducing The quantities each delivery
spbscqucr contract giving sixty days previous notice. -
All bidders required to their propoas - ~,
Of their ability 10 fun their They nns
their securities whose responsibility mus
by the district attorney by well
oeacs Lsesr proposals uiu not i1 acted on
Advances ,,u not De made and e'sdeme u
M disry BE- rsceieri at oefce before any rs,
public money be the points Of
places purchase The residence CT The Contractor AZ ue
OK The Treasury Department leans
drafts this Office o ,e accepted rod pnier any ''
stances. ,sd
proposal win he sealed in separate envelope ana ~
Proposals for Furnishing Army Subsistence = q 4
NomEii,ors will paid Inserting In their paper
unless authorized by the Commsafy
Subsistence.
Sept I2--1awtlstNov un,Astar.
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpnoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of presumption
within the townships and townships
CURED to establish the to the satisfaction Of tho
OF the land oncc
practicable after seetnq this no and appointed
OF the public embracing the
claimed; otherwise such claim will be
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
.#.a Commissioner Of the General Office
july 24--1awl3w fIEt&Sar]
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprloN CLAIMANTS.

Every person tho right emption any
within townships and townships above mentioned
required establish the the satisfaction OF the register and
receiver make therefor practicable
before the for the
public embracing
Otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
TIIOs. A.. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land ONCE.
July IS--1aw13w ne&starJ
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Sep I0-2awtds

~ GREGORY MAuRy Managers, Wilmington, Delaware,
% the superintendent Of appond by
tho governor
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DOtbedr's
Facts for fhe People.
b u r. G L y r S Alb O u II!
sheet Iron safes Blown Open.
MONEY STOLEN -THEREFRnM

MONEY STOLEN THEREFR0M.
ected and s at large ready for another attempt upon
similar Safes.
At Canton No the Safe belonging the University was
blown open robbed by Burke Barnes
night by Urban served in the same man
ner-robbed s47 owned by Dr. Hatch One more a Safe
belonging Lee VIM, by S. c. Herring shared
the fate aud 800 taken, Sorry you gentlemen Lii
lies Chilled aod Wrought Iron Fire and Burglar
obtaining e preference in Missouri by bankers and
business and will refer banks and Offices
that have them in at the present time.
Bank Of the State of Missouri.
Branch of the State of Missouri, at Louisiana.
Branch Of the State Of Missouri, a Palmyra.
Branch Of the State of Missouri, Chl'cohe
Branch Of the State of Missouri. Cape Giraraeau.
Branch Of the Exchange Bank, Glasgow.
Branch Of the Farmers Bank Liberty.
Mechanics Bank st. Louis.
d. Rokohl Co, St. Louis.
g. II. Loker q Co, ST. Louis.
St. Louis Building and Saving Association ST. Louis.
Home Mutual Insurance Company st. Louis.
The above few of the institutions individuals
have recently purchased Lilies Safe the evidence
thus furnished Of the superiority of this Safe Others
will be better evidence their public than pre-
udice which certain parties endeavorng against
them, by circulating fehoods the press by
invite attention the Safes of Lille convinced the
public will pronounce them better adapted the purposes
the manufacturer claims for them than any others
J. MORRIS, Agent Is Market street.
st. Louis Mo-. April Is, 1888.
J. G. NEWCoMB,
% Camp street.
my6 2p3t Agent for New Orleans, Louisiana.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-05-07

The faIE Vpsterday was something about cotton and
something ant inuntlation and creyasses 1t Is well
tnouzn NAT cattap has been yerv active for three
DAYS mast without any material advance or change in
price. The receipts are falling Of rapidly, and II the
crop Of 1857 is more than 1000 900 bales, what is
ID be received ought to be coming in with more
raniditv. The vfsksburg packet Natchez brought In
vesferday DOG bales. The Bears are contending with
rreat vcor Int from present indications they stand
i chance IF being rored. The Bulls have the horns
vet. The weather il highly proptions for the grow
inr crop. The frost and cold weather have been Of
yery trifing interference In the meantime, buyers
are watching the daily receipts at every port with
argus ewes The impression generally exists that the
inund&tion will not Be very extensive, though the
subfnereed lands cannot he PLANTED this seasonthat
NAV be considered settled question. We must have
another advance ii Iiyerpoo, to cover the present
csrrency In this market.
The further talk Of creyasse and overflow brought
out information. received Yesterday. that the La
branche cr4vasse i IN a successf,,l way AZ beinu
e,osea Ill, fll particulars If which W. shan learn III
,norrav
n the meantime the old forv Mississippi. in the
vicintv of the Rel crevasse moves ahead in ante Of
science. theory and Young America. The old fory. in
fact takes il apielv. We think he has been triiied
with. AMI tbouah one Of the ueptest ana ouetest OBJ
eets ~ nature. vet rouse him and he Ianahs at all
opposition There Il not doubt If the old foey had
met with his compeers in tbirty-six hours after he
commenced bia FRANKS. thew would have shaken
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This gentleman, who is on trial before Court NAL
tal at Newport Kentucky. for dsrespect to the War
Department was born in 1890, and entered the army
as Captain Of the sth Infantry in 1912; was promoted
to Major of the 2sth Infantry September 81 1914 and
appointed Major of the LIST Infantry in 1925. In 1881
be was made Lieutenant Colonel OF the 4th Infantry
and Colonel of the I'd Dragons in 1886. He was
made Brigade Commander in 1916, and commanded
the right wing of the army and greatly distinguished
himself in the battles of Pao Alto and Resaca de la
Palma. June 30th. 1876. be was made Brigader-
General, and subsequently breveted Major General
for gallant aud meritorous conduct III several con
tcts at Monterey. In March, Is47, Congress ordered
the presentation of sword to Gen. Twggs, Sin ties.
timony OF the high entertained by Congress of
his gallant and good conduct in storming Monterey
brother Of Gen. Twiggs was killed ut the stormng
Of Chepultepec, September 49, lS47.
And yet, in face OF forty-sx years of arduous, gal
liant and glorious service, the old veteran is now un
dergong trial on charges of alleged dsrespect to
John D. Floyd, Secretary of War; who has rendered
no service to his country, who is as ignorant of mill
tary science as iackdaw is OF the Bible and who is
only known as small, housing Virginia politician
OF the mouldiest texture and muddiest water, and
who never would have been heard of at all but for
the which has attended his persistent efforts
at ofice-seeking,
We anticipate that Gen. rwiggs will be triumph.
antly acquitted, and know that such result would
be greeted with universal satisfaction in this section
Of country, where he is widely known and CORES.
pondingIy honcred
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Before me- the subscriber Justice of the Peace in and for
said county personally John Lee who being duly sworn
deposeh said that he had suffering with Chronic hi
ahea for the twenty years and had consulted and
eeved prescriptions for his from all the principal physi
Phisdelphla and Cincinnati but all TO elect he
received relief Al last he reduced to skeleton
without hope finding relief but by the advice
Of fiend induced Hosieltes celebrated Stomach
BeIs and his surprise found relief from the first
trial. in less months found himself perfectly cured
Of his complaint and Is daily recovering his strength Of body
and Increasing esh and cheerfuy gives this certificate
the hope that Others afflicted like himself may be benefited.
JOHN LEE
Sworn to and subscribed before me- August 81, 1856.
C. Z. HANsEINANN,
Justice Of the Peaee,
my3 2p66Itw No. A Western street, Cincinnati Ohio