IVORTHLVG TOA G. SXETHE.Y,Attorney unit Counsellor nt LAW,

WASHINGTON, B.C.

Praptirn in iho Supreme Court of the UnitedMules, nu,| j. i[ie eouru of Maryland, Virginia, andIhn District of Columbia, and

ACTS AS ACEXTfor persons b'aW.ig b.sin"ss Congress, theWar, Treauuiy, Navy,and C.neriil Dost Office De

pnrtrnents, the Cent a: Land Cilice, Pension OfficeOffice of Indian Affairs. Potent Office, «Stc. &c.

OFFICEMissouri Avenue, between ifil and 4, streets.

rcf Particular atlcnlion pud to ti e procuring o'the Bounty duo to Soldiers ot the I niud -States underthe law i f Peb. 11, IH4V, and to the procuringot Patents for new Inventions.

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I TO IIVVENTORS.

PATENT AGENCYAT

Washington Cily.D.C.T

WILLIAM P. ELLIOT,FOKMEULY bK THE PATENT

OFFICE.rpHE SUBSCRIBER, for more than twenty yearsP connected with the Paient Office, and for many

year* official Purveyor of the City of Washington,having relinquished all business connected with hi*Architectural, Engineering, and Surveying departments,in order to devote his whole time and attentionto the service of Inventors, Patentees, and personsinterested in Patents, and to establish a permanentAgency at the Seat of Government for the use

and benefit of that important class of the communj >ty, oilers his services to all persons desiring to makeinquiries respecting the originalitv of Inventions anddiscoveries, and the practice or obtaining Patents iu(he l/nited Stales, and relating to all kinds of businessrequired 10 he transacted at the Patent Officesuch as making searches, and preparing papers anddrawings for applicants for Patents Caveats, Assignments,Agreements; amending Rejected Claims,and presenting thorn for re examination; attendingto Appeal Caries, Interfering Applications, and drawingup papers relating thereto, and to taking evidencerespecting tlio originuliiy of Inventions. Hewill also attend to making out petitions for the rei suing,renewal, .extension, and restoration of lostPatents; apply for Withdrawals, and for Patents forAdditional Improvements and Designs; make Disilatrncrs, and procure copies of Patents, Deeds,Drawings, Ac., and have thorn recorded* He willflho superintend Commission!) for taking testimony('ourts in the several States. lie will likewise at*tend to the drawing of Bill* in Equity, in case* ol

Appeal, and attend to the case* at court; to givingopinions on the legality of Intents granted, and legalopinion* on ail other points touching Patentissee; to furnishing copies of decision* on points ollaw relating thereto to e xplaining the practice of our

curts in deciding Patent cases and to all businessol a legal character relating to Patents. In the dischargeof the above named duties,the subscriber wiltbe absisted by gentlemen of the highest legal attainunlitand by artists of the first eminence.

'J'he subscriber having (during a tour through Ku'r>pe) made arrangements with able ami responsibleAgents in London and Pahiu, will attend to theprocuring of Patents in England and Fuanci;, andwill explain the practice of procuring patents in other} ortifri Countries.

l he undersigned.offers hi- services to Agents andApplicants lor Patcnis residing out of Washing'on,whose cases may have been rejected at the PatentOffice, ori acc unt ol defective claims, or the misapprtihen.ion of the Examiners, arising} from obscuredescription*. In such cases he will make the requitedexamination* and )>crsonal applications, andnecessary amenduients to the paf>ers. His long experiencein this branch of the business will enableturn to give satisfaction. When it is known thatmany of the rejected claims might be carried throughthe office successfully, if properly presented and explained,the importance of this biaiich of the Agencywill be duly appreciated.The subscriber will also attend to procuring ModiLb where required to lie made from drawings ol

written descriptions. ALo to having drawfugs donein Lithography.

His terms will be according to the nature and extentof the services to be performed. The usual retamingfee, however, ol live dollars, will generally heexpected in advance. The charge for making anexiauiinatiou will be about five dollars.

'Pirn other charges for the. simplest cabes will be asfollows;For preparing papers.viz.* Petition, specificationand oath . . t . $5 00For |repining original drawings . ^ 6 00

Ho. duplicate . . 6 00For Agency fee ...ft 00

For complex eases the charge* will vary fromf-M) to 1100.

For integrity of character, jier-ons unacquaintedwith the undersigned are respectfully referred tomember* ni>d ex-iuembera of Congress who have residediu Wa»hin«5ton and for qnalificaUon* ho reters.to his own works, (one .»f 'which is ihe designof the building in which ihe Pu'cnt Olhce in arranged,)and to the annexed testimonial of an individualwell known to the wholv country, and to whom,more than any one else, it is tnd* >ted for the presentnlemlid establishment, and excellent code of lawfelating to Patents that refl ict so much credit on hi-1name.

i'tbUtnonial of the Hon. H. L. Ellsworth,Lot-. Cutnmusxio itr of Patents.

Patlut Chick. February 15, 184*.Mr. wilii»m P. Elliot, who has been former!)employed in ih«» Patent Oificc as Draughtsman, &.C.,!having eytahlifched a Patent Agency in the City of

Washington. I take great pleasure in recommendinghim as a pvnileman worihy of confidence, and a*being parucularlv qualified to take charge of any bupmeBb requiring a knowledge <rf Mechanical Science,Progretki of the ArU». and Patent Improvements.Mr. Elliot in ul*o well acquainted with the practiceof fhia Ottice. IIkvht L. Ellsworth.

Office directly'tpposilc the I a'rnt Office, cornerof F and Eighth hired*.

(TTAII Letters on business must be post paid.W. 1>. ELLIOT,

pine 11.ly Solicitorfor Patents.ri^HE UNDERSICiNED having examined a set1 of Cochrun's Mups of Sacred Geography,rubmittid to their itn-pvetion by Mr. Win. HobenMonroe, toko pleasure in certifying that, in theirjudgment, they cannot fail to be greatly useful toSabbath Schools, and highly interesting as well ausefulin families. They would thcelore highlyrecommend them to the favorable notice of p 'I SabbathSchools and others.

.Alexandria, July iiblh, 1816.

6°'VGj5lakV, \ Pa!,l°" M- K C,,ulth'John McCormick, Supt. M. E. 8. SchoolElias Harrison, Pastor 1st Pres. ChurchJanics McKejuie, Supt. u S. School.John S Reese, Pastor Af. P. Church.i ii'/ium »ivvu»iiiivn) OUJM. P>. SCIIOOI..V. 8. Eliksoii, Principal Female BoardingSchool.

Washington City.N. J. B. .1/oigaii, Pablor, Foundry Congrcga

on..1 VV. French, Rrclor IVol. E. Church.Geo. W. Samson, Pastor E aticet BapLnd

Church.Ncpliiuuft Tuatin, Chaplain tJ. S SenateWin. H. Jt/ilburn, Chaplain I ouse Itcnw.Alum a M. Lincoln Fhe!p*, Principle of Patap^o

Fctnale limlitute.W. B Kdwards, Preacher in charge Charles* s»t.

»>/ L.Church, Baltimore, JMd.VV. Itohert Mmroe han submitted to our inepeclionawl of Coehr,in'« Map* of Barred Geographynttil we hue determined lo u*e thein in Uieis Inati

tu'ion.CALEB h. HAl.I.riwri ! A, Him

Alexandria Boarding ttiiiool, 7lh month 88tli, '"lb.\V. K. MONKOi;, %, f'liyetUr Ml. B.illllti ire

" Itie |>niH'i[>al ai;cM «>ulh of N. Ymatch III.-Iff

DKNTAI. SUIUiKflY:T PAItMhhb, firm of UtH'ar and f'amielr|j, Hitrgieal, Iterative, anil Mttliaiiiuil DUN'II r. ma) lie 0 II |irofe.einnally front !t ni. |,> f,I', tit., al lit" ofPcc, «here lie hn» hern located for thehoI three year". Orrica and Ht.t,iii>.Ncx. Pcinitrntie, between !flh and lOlli an.

POTASH.r- p d\ lh». polaeh forfait. Juat rrreivrd hyCHABLEH bTOTT,

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REGULAR PACKETS.LINE OF PACKETS BETWEEN

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL.

Ml ML ML MLrp0 Httil from Philadelphia the 25th of evejyX month, aud Iruiu Liverpool the 12th of everymonthFliOM PHILADELPHIA TO LIVEKPOOJL.

Tkos. P. Cojk, Capt. "IH. F. Mierukvu Feb. 25 .1 line "5 Oct. 25

Swank, (new) Capt. !E.'J'uricy iMai.25 July 25 .Nov. 25

Swiqurhmiiui, Capt. |A. Turley. April 25 Aug. 25 Dee. 25WpitWilrtg, (new) Capt.J. \V. Mhrcken |May 25 Srpt 25 |.Dn. 25FROM LIVERPOOL, TO PHILADELPHIA.

Surank, (new) (Japt.E. Turloy Jan. 12 .May 12 Sept 12Susquehanna, Capt.

A. Turley Feb. 12 iJunc 12. Oct. 12ll'yoK'hig, (new) Capt.J. W. Mierckcn Mar. i2 July 12 Nov. 12Thus. P. Cape, Capt11. F. Miercken |Apt 12 |Aug. 12 Dee. 12.These are first-class Philadelphia built Hhips

having cpaciotis and elegant cabins, and combiningevery quality to render them cafe and expeditionsconveyances. They are abundantly suppliedwith stores of (he best kind, and sail punctually,taking advantage of the low and ice boats on theDelaware.

Passage to Liverpool, f80 ; to Philadelphia, £20,without wines.

H.& A. UOPE A CO., Philadelphia.BROWN, SHIPLEY <& IM)., Liverpool.

JZSSv BUrnsil AND NORTH AMERICAN3*S& ROYAL MAIL 8TEAM SHITS, ol 1200tons, and 400 horse po.\er each. Under contractwith the Lords of the Amiralty.

HI BERN I A, Captain Alexander RyrieCALEDONIA, Captain Edward ii LottBRITANNIA, Captain John HewittCAMBRIA, Cap. Chas. H. E. JudkinsACADIA, Captain William Harrison.

The four steamships now building, areThe AMERICA, The NIAGARA,» CANADA, " UROPA.

Will sail fiom Liverpool mid Boston, via Halifax,88 lollows:

From Boston. From Liverpool.Hibcrnia,on 1st ap. IS47. Cambria, on 'Sth up. 184/.Cambria, on 1st may'47. Caledonia, on 20thap '47.Caledonia,on lGtli may'17 Dritania,on 4th may '47.

Passer grrs luggage to bo on board the day previousto sailing.Passage money.from-Boston to Liverpool, $120

do. do. to Halifax, $20.No berth secured until paid for.These ships carry experienced burgeons.No freights except specie received on days of catling.D. BKIGHAM, Jr. Agent,

At Harndon Ac Co.'s, No. 6 Wall at., N. Y.may 14 tf(Xj* In addition to the above line between Liverpooland Uullifux. and Boston, a contract has been

entered into with Her Majbaly's Government, to establisha line between Liverpool and New York direct.The steam chips for this set vice are now beingbuilt, and early next year due notice will be givenof the time when they will start. Under the newcontract the steamers will soil every Saturday duringeight months, and every fortnight during the otherfour months in the year, going ulternaetly betweenLiverpool and Halifax and Boston, and between Liverpooland New York. may 14-»f

JOHN CONNELLY,CABINET. CHAIR, AND SOFA MANUFACTURERAND UNDERTAKER

THE Mitwril.IT begs leave to return hi. thank,tn hi. friends and the public generally, for the

very liberal patronage which thry have beatowed onhim, and would respectfully inform ihent that heha, on hand a general aaMir mcnt of Cabinet FurniIurn will I'll tin will unll .nni -h..., fur .....K nr nr.

prux'td poprr. He is constantly manufacturing al!kind, of furniture of the latest style and most a|proved pattern; such as.

Mahogany dressing Bureaus" spring real Sofas" rocking and parlor Chairs" card, centre, and dining Tables" \\ nrdrolres ^" 1? cdsteads

And, in fact, cveiy thing usually found in a cabinetware room.

Undertaking.He is also prepared to attend funerals at tin

shortest notice and on the most liberal tortus; andhe is confident that from his long experience in attendingfunerals, that he will give entire satisfactionto those who may favor him with their patronage.

J'tHN (JONNBLUY,Tth altcct. b-twceii II and I.

may 20 lyTEOPLE'd LINK OF STKAA1BOATSFOR ALBANY,From the foot ol (Jour 11and t direct, New York.

At 5 o'clock, p. m..Landing til intermedialtplace*.

j ^The Kienmbo U Rochester, Copt. A1 Hitchcock, will leave on Moruloy.Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday oftcrnoftna,at 6 o'clock.

The Klcamhoat Columbia, Capt. W. W. Tupper, will leave on Tuesday, Thursday, and JSalur|day a 'tcrnoons, at 6 o'clock.At persona arc forbid trusting any of the

boa' of this Linu without a written order from thecaptains or agent*.

For passage or freight apply on board tho boatsor to P. C. Hhultit, at the oitfee on the whaif.mif 19 u'

HARTFOKD AND NEW HAVENSTEAMBOAT AJS1J 1UJEROAI) LIME

From Peck HI p East R.vcr, New YorkViu ./Veto J '.uvtoi.

rpME steamer Trmelltr, ('apt. Bower®, will leave_|_ evt ry morning, Hundavs excepted, at H o'clk.Htlurning, will leave New Haven at 1} o'cloc)

p. tn.Railroad cars will leave New Haven on the am

val of the above boat,conveying p s.cngersto Hartford, Springfield and Northampton and intermediate places. ABo to Boston, arriving at the latterplace at about 7 o'clock same evening,The steamer New York, CapL Peck, will leave

New York every Tuesday and Thursday afternoonat 4 o'clock, ard Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock,

Returning a boat will leave New Haven everyevening at 11 o'cloc^.N.B Freight will not be received for the dayboat after b o'clock p. in.

COR HARTFORD, DIRECT.The steamer New Champion, Capt. I. fevrc, will

leave every Monday, Wednesday und Friday afternoon,at 4 o'clock.The steamer Globe, Capt. Ronth, will leav-» everyTuesday, Thursday and Haturd iy afternorj, at 4

o'clock.For further information enquire of J. Sax ton, IIX

South street; (i. W. Conies, '283 Pearl atraet, or atNo. 8 Buttery place (upstair*) New York,may 80 if

" Sonic tliiwjfi ran Iilone as in II as others.''1SUPERIOR SODA WATER,

C. F A IK^U f I All At CO., corner of Iftth1 . street »ml New V..rb .v. -

pared to fnruUh the public the above delirious hrv.e.rnge, with a full usaorlineni of Syrup, eaiefullyprepared by themselves.

Their apparatus in rntirely ikw, and constructedon the latest and most approved principle.They flatter In inaelve* ihat their Soda Waler isequal, if not superior, to any ill the city, and invitethe public to call and judge for tlieinselvc*.Soda Fountain* filled to Older at the shortest no*

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may'22 dOm

FBE3H GROCERIES^rpllio HSCKIBFR is now receiving anI additional aii| ply of grocci ic comprising

Ficesh Teas, (loll're r»f various kitifUNew Orleans, Porto liico, and St. t'roix sugar*

l)odo do inolasset.Sugar hnu^c sirup and molassesFr« eh spires, ground and «tngroundSprim, ndaei mine, ami mould candlesTom."to Nino-, catsups, anrh >vie#, die.Sardines avid Curry pomhrsSnrsnparillii airiip. fancy soapMilitary shaving aonp, dec.Oiange county butter100 cured hums100 superior shoulder*A Urge supply of cigar* and lohtcoo j'J o which he invited aiuuliou K. JIOLMKA,

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BALTIMORE tfc OHIO RAILROADSUMMER ARRJJVGEMEJYT.

Hours of DEPARTURE of il&pMMUgeitrains on the M»in Kti'in stnl Washington

Branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 1stMay, 1817.

Main KleinWESTWJ1RDL Y.

For Cumberland, Hiucock, Marlin»burp, .. ..

Harper's Ferry, Winchester,'Frederick. ( ^EiiicoU'* Mills, and intermediate depots C c

by the regular train, j a. m.

For Frederick and intermediate station*) > ^by extra train, except Sunday, $EASTWARDL Y.

From Cumberland, daily, regular train, at 8 a. m

Hancock, d>i do IOJ 44

Maitinaburg, do do ll£ "

Harper's Ferry, do do 12^ p. mFadenek, daily, except Sunday extratrain, 8 a. m

l)o do by regular train, ii p. mEllicott's Mills, daily, by several train:;, at 7

a. m. 12 m. and iA p. m.

Fare in either direction between Cumberland andBaltimore, $7, ami'or intermediate distances at tinuniform rate of X cents per mile.Through tickets ure issued between Baltimore

and VVheeling, respectively, $11Between Baltimore and Pittsburgh, It)Between Philadelphia and Wheeling, 1J

Wa*hi:ift't»it Branch.From Baltimore at (ij a. m. and p. m. daily.Do do 9 a. m. daily, exept Sunday.

From Wa?hington at Ha. «, and 5^ p. m. daily.Do do 12 p. m. daily, except Sunday.By order: D. J. FOLEY, Agent,

may 18.tf

MO/i.VI.YG UMlal tf J-l2 o'clock.FOll ALBANY AND TROY,

Landing at Culdwell's, West Point,Ncwburg, Hampton, Poughkeepaie,llyde Park, Khinebtck, 1.1. KeJ Hook,

Bristol, Catskill, Hudson, Ooxsaekie, and Kinderhook.Faro reduced. Breakfast and dinner onboard the boat.The "steamboat Niagara, Capt. II. L. Kellogg

will have the steamboat pier, foot of Barclay at.,on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdiy, at half-past8 o'clock, returning on opposite days.

For freight or passage apply on hoard, or to F.U. Hall, at the oiiice on the. wharf.

do hI Havro, Willi am Ihlli 1,The Mcond Hieanirr of lliia line i» in du- conrn

of coueliuclioiii end will lie in readme** in the mening fall. may M- If

REGULAR MAIL LINEflJ577f>J&V JiOJTOJV JUVD dV VOIi.KIly the fust and vplondid at earner* Rhode Inlandan<'

Or gim,(JT; Hour of leaving New York changed lo ft p. in

rpHK steamer* Ithode Island. t.Japu Poller, andJL Oregon, Capi. 'l hayvr, will run throughout (hr

Kcat-on, in connection with the rtunington and Providenceand UomIoii ami Providence railroads, h nvingNew Yo'k daily, Hmidaya trxcepie I, Irom piciNo. I, North Hiver, at 6 o'clock p. in., or upon thearrival of the mail train from Lioxton.

The*e flearner. are unmrpaKxed in Mpecd, splendorami comfort, ha' ing each of them HO largo com-rnodiona private state omnia and berth* for 000 persons,U'-hidcM large private room* lor lumilies, ant)parlor*.

These steainei* ore officered by trie moat experiencedmen, and will shorten the passage betweenNew York and Boston from one aiul a bull'to twohours, thereby arriving in ample time lor ail theline* horn Boston4 north and east.The Orneon will leave New York Tuesday.

Thursday and Ha urday.Leave Huuiington Monday, Wednesday and Friday.JI he Khode Island xar«|| leave New York Monday,Wedneiduy and Friday.I.I'UVC SioiilnRt,.nf ur«l»y,'l'lnu-.lsv anil H.luiIday.N.I!.. Passenger* on the arrival of the wtenmera

hI Hloningtori proceed immediately in the splendidrailroad car* to Providence and 13 »ton without nnyd» lay ; and a baggage master accompanies eachtrain through to Boston, to tnko charge of the hagFor

paasaee, bertha, state room*, or freight, applicationmay he ni .d* to the agent* on the wharf, andat the oflicu No. 10 Battery place, iNsw York..1 '

JYWHT LfJtE.FOR ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT.

From the foot of Courtlandt street, Now York.Passengers inking (his boat wilt arrive in time to

take the morning train of cars from Troy went toBuifuto, iind nortli to Saratoga ami Lake tiunrgp;The low-preaaure steamboat Empire, Cu plain

B. Macy, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdaysat 6 o'clock p m.The low-pressure steamboat Columbia, Captain

W. Tupper, on M« ndays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,at 0 o'clock, p. in.

No freight taken after 5 o'clock. ,

For passage or freight apply on board, or at theoffice on the wharf.may 19 tf

pioiElFs LINE OF .S TEAMBOATSFOR ALBANY.Duitij) Sundays excepted.

Through direct.at (» o'clock p. m..from the pierbetween Courtlandt and Liberty streets, NewYork.

Steamboat hnetc Newton, Capt.Wm11. Peck, will leftvo on Monday, Wednesday,and Friday evenings, at C

o'clock.Steamboat Htndrik Hudson, ('apt. R. G. Cnittendoni,will leave on Tuesday,- Thursday, aiu) Sat

urday evenings, at 0 o'clock.At f> o'clock p. m., I'itiding at intermediate pfac< 6.

From the foot df Barclay slfiet, New York.Steamboat South America, Capt. Thomas N.

(dulse, will leave on Monday, Wednesday, Friday,and Sunday.afternoons, at 6 o'clock.

Hteamboit North Ani-rica, Capt. It. H. Furcy,will leave on Tuesday,, Thursday, and Saturday afternoons,at 5 o'clock.The above boats will at all times arrive in Albany

in ample time for the morning curs for the East andWent,

Freight taken at moderate rates, and none takenafter 1 1-2 o'clock p. m.

All persons nrv turbid trusting any of Ihc bonisd"this Line without a written order from the captainsor agents.For passage or freight apply on board, or to P.

(J. Shulit, at the office on the wharf.may id if

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION CO.U. S Mail Liw: to Cuwrs and Southampton, and

liremen,Tho splendid in w steamship WASHINGTON,1700 tons hurthon. Freddie Hewitt,

commander, will start from New York oil the lat ofJune next, carrying the II. 8. Mail.

Who will touch hi Cowes anil {Southampton to Inn.Ipassengers ami freight, unil deliver the mails forEngland, Franco, and Belgium, and will then procccdto Breuv rhavrn. Keturning, will leave UremeiliHvnj'.ho Jiflth of Jutlb.The Washington ic built in the strongest manner,

with a view to being converted into a ship of w ir,and subject at any lirno to inspection by officers appointedby the President, both during and after construction.She has two engines of 1000 horse power each,

and aacommodalionH for 140 first class, and 44 secondclass pnaw ngers.Passage from New Yoik to Southampton or t«

Bremen, first class, £'\I0; second class, $00.Po>sagc from Bremen and Southampton to New

York, first elans, $1.00; second class, $G0.She will carry nhoui 300 tons freight, which will

he charged according to the nature of the goods offering.All letters must pass through the Post ()ffic«.Paicelb. for which bills of lading will be signod, willbe charged $5 coi h.

For Freight or Passage, apply at the Office of the.Ocean Hi. am Navigation Company, 44 William et.corner of Walfstreet, New York.

15. Mii.ls, General Agent.Agent at Southampton, Dat, Cuoi.rkt, A Boss.

THE PLUMBE NATIONAL DAOUEERIANUALL.ERV,

tluncert Hull, I'um. av., ovtr Todd's Hat Store.TWO I'ATENTS UKANTtP UKDKK TIIK UHEAT

SKALOFTHK UNITEO STATES.A WARDED THE GOLD and Silver Medals,cm. four Hr*-C premium* a; J two highest honors,

at the National, 'he Massac, bust* It the N m V rk,and tlu* IVnn .ylvnuin e? ibitions. f« r the nrns. r iendidcolored Daguefreoty («.'s and heat apparatus.

C3* Portraits taken in any weather, in the mostexquisite style.

Apparatus and Stock wholesale and retail.'Instructions given ill the art.july 27.3m

UMKi 1.IMKM.1YIE!I tfl&lf fc bushel* freah burnt Lime for sale by

u. ward <v son,at their Lumber Vurd on 12ih street.

rnny"0

DK.C A. Van ZivikH'h Health RestoreliveFills is a medicine which not only cures

but prevents disease, capable of great resul's, andequally rulculat d to be safely used for apparentlysmall ones. We all know how dreadful and dan'gi rotiK a seated bilious disorder is, and we ore alsowell aware of the seeming insignificance of i's lir.itwarnings or ineipieiicv. The individual sulleriugfrom slight pains in his che-t, hack, or sbmiach, orfrom occasional nausea, dull headache, cxt-eme nervousness,sleeplessness, trilling prevaricution of appetite, an other disagreeable visitations so c niuion-

ly and foolishly looked upon an unimportant, maynot know that those symptoms, treated so contemptuously,are the consequences of a diseased state ofthe liver, which if not remedied, will lead either lspeedy death or a h>i»R tiain of unbearable ills .whicharc known ly the following names: Ilypochondria,mania, dizziness, slow fevers, epilepsy, asthma,dropsy, rheumatism, chlorosis, convulsions, nausea,nervousness, craptns, gout, pleurisy, jaundice, irritability,and vio'rnce, dyspepsia, hysfo.rcs, scurvy,foulstomach, dry coughs, glandular alTVctions, colds, lingcr.ngtore throats, various disorganizations of thegroat inte-tinc, strictures and spn*m«>dic complaintsinirrnally, eruptions, shortness of breath, heartburn,neuralgia, vildi inflammation, flatulence, gastric fevers,Ate.

Sometimes, too, there ensues art irregular actionof the heart Take these pills and suffer no more.

WY.VIT \ KHTCHUM,121 Fulton St., N. Y., Genera! Agents; and add

by CHAKEESSTOITnpril 24.Gino.

FOR BALTIMORE'T»1L, r

THE commodious steamer ColumSmSnK hi a, Captain Geo. Guyther, havingtesuined her regular trips, will leuve Hiley's wharf,tti Washington, at (i, afld Alexandria at 7 o'clock,iti the morning of Wednesday, the 25tn. inst., andol every succeeding Wedneaduy, for Baltimore; ond.returning, will leave Commerce street wharf, inthat city, for the Ui^trict of Columbia, at 4 o'clockin the afternoon of every Saturday, taking off ondlanding passengers and light freight at all the usuallandings on the Potomac river.

Freights will be taken at low rates and withouany charge (or wharfage at Baltimore.

WM. GUNTON.Presrdent.

Dr. Christie's Galvanic flings and Mag-netic Fluid.

HjlHIS remarkable invention, which has receivtdI. the almost universal approbation of the medical

profession of Great Britain, comprises on entirelynew application of Galvanism, as a remedial agentby means of which the ordinary Galvanic Batteries.Electric and Magnetic. Machines, &c. arc entirely,diapuneed with, and the mysterious power of Galvnnistn applied without any of the.objections which urlinseparablefroiu the general mode now in me.The Galvanic King- have bicn uc.«d with entire

success in all oases of rheumatism, acute or chronic,applying to the head, face, or limbs ; gout, tic-doloreu*,toothache, bfonChitis, vertigo, nervous or sickheadache, indigestion, paralysis, paUy, epilepsy, tits,cramp, palpitation of the heart, apoplexy, stillness ofthe joints, spinal complaints, lutnbngo, neuralgia,nervous tremors, dizziness of the henjJ, pains in thechest and side, genfcral debility, deficiency of nervousand physical energy, and all nervous disorders.In cases of confirmed dyspepsia, which is simply nnervous derailgomerit of the digestive organs, tl.cyhave been been found er/unlly successful. Their cxtiuorditmryeffects upon the system must be witnessedto be be bolived, and as a certain preventive for thepreceding complaints they are equally recommended,rite rings nro of different prices, being made of ailsizes, and of Various ormuncnful patterns, and canIhj worn by the most delica'e female without theslightest inconvenience. In fact, the sensation is raheragreeable than othcrwi&o.Thk Galvanic Bklth,Bkacklkth, BaniiHjOartkrs,Nkck lacks, &c. Ac. These articles are

adapted to tlm waist, arms, wrists, limbs, ankles, or

any part of the body with perfect cotivtiniGneb. TheGalvanic Necklaces are used with greater benefit incases of bronchitis or affections of the throat gcncrially also, in cases of nervous deafness; and withalmost uniform uccesaar a ;:evcii*ive for appoplcry,

Christie's Magnetic uid is used in eonncirionwith the Galvanic King*. ami uS! their modification*This composition has been p. out meed hy tin;French Oh« mists to be one of the mind cxtrnordi-,na.y discoveries of modern science. Full explanationsand directions accompany it. The combinedinventions arc in every way perfectly harmless; theyare at prices within reach of nil. and the discovereronly requests a fair trial, as a lest of llioir surprisingtitljcticy and permanent benefit.

GlIlllKTI h's (JAI.VASIU 8tIIKNHTHKNIN'0 Pf,A8tbmh..Thesearticles form another valuable applicationof the mysterious influence of Galvanism. They.»re an important adjunct to the genuine GalvanicKings and their .Modifications.acting upon the same

principle, but having the advantage of more local application*They are confidently rcc6mendcd as n

valuable addition in the speedy cur of rheumatism,acute or chronic; in all nervous complaints, and as u

positive remedy incases of pain and weakness m thecheat or back, pain in the side, in asthmatic allcctions,and in weakness or oppression of the puhnmiary organs.In spinal complaints their eflerts nro of themost decided ehaiactcr, and they have often beenused with complete success. They are ul.no of tingreatest advantage in pains arid weakness of thebreast, and are highly rccojnincuded for many ofthose complaints to which females are especially li1able. As an efhetual ineann for strengiheiiing thegyMetn when debilitated with disease end other cau-

a preventive for cold*« mid in all uitcciioiis of thecheat ^encially, tin: Ciiilvanic tUrenglhcning PIoktinbwill be found of gieat and permanent ailvau!t'»gc.

(fj* CAUTION. The celebiity and success ofthen? article* hove caused thorn to be counterfeitedby unprincipled person*. Dr. Chrialie cautions thepublic against spurious imitations. lie ha>; but oneauthorized agency in oach city of the Union, wherethe geuumo articles can bo procured. The onlyagents lor Washington ure.

M. H. STEVENS 61 EMMONS,Nun. I and 2 Brown's Hotel, Peon, avenue.

Explanatory pamphlets, Ate. may be had gratis,with tho strongest testimonials of tucccss and benetit.

TjlAiX niK.WVAUK, CHINA, & GLASS,£ j Tho>. Puracil has just imported, per ships Libuty and Ohio, from Livt-rpoo), and other sources,eighty-four packages of the iiIhivc articles, umong.lwlih-.h are.

French, Engli li, India, Biuestonc, W <». andIronstone dinner, dessert, tea, collbe, and toiletsets

Rich gold-band w liilr and figured China Tea set.,or pieces detanked

Cut and plain hall lampsFol.n, aiJis, Liverpool and Mand lamps and wicksi.mijj giasse*, girandole.*,I\n»\ handle and other knives and forks in sets of

lirty-oni- pairs or separateHeal silver and imitation table, tea and dessert

spoons t

Plated and Herman silver castorsllrass.ind plated candlesticks ,

Plated rake-baskets, waiters, in sets or detnehedKre» lib and American ten and enflce setsCodec biggins and urns

1 asking flashes, shovel and longs, ke.

J -VII ol which will be sold wholesale and retail atvi v low prices tor cash

l'irst rpiality stone and Britannia ware at the faeti rv pricesAn extensive and good assortment of common ware,sn blc for re tail groceriesThe subscriber solicits a call from his friends and

the piibliv generally, at his store, opposite Brown'sHotel, IVmi. Avenue, assuring them that ho is deter-Imined to sell as cheap as the very cheapest lor cash.

TllOS. rUKSELL.

INSIDE VENITIJIN WINDOWBLINDS.

>> IIjIJIAIM LSKJVjliyDealer and Manufacturer' tf Inside Vcnitian WindowBlinds, south side Ponn. av. between 9tli

and lOih streets, Wachingt 11.BLINDS of ull & zes and stylos furr., hod to order.

Hplit Dl.ndi, plain and painted, of all s zes.

Mra-s fixtures and trimming* fur»"bl»ed.Linen and transparent Curtains put up in the

host style.Fife-acrcciis and w'ido paper for curtains, very

cheap.All work done on rca>onAble terms and with

promptness. ,

N. H. OIJ Blinds n paired and repainted.june233m

SHANNON,DALB SPRIJN(iS~JS\ar Charleston, Jefferson co.t Va.J. J. A BELL, PlUJPKIKTOIl.

I HAVE LEA sE D for a term of ycurs this delightfulIV/I'I'llHJN(i FLACK, and will haveit open for the reception of company on the 1st ofJune. The proprietor pledges himself that nothingshall be spared on In* art, or of tho e in bis employ,to render the time of hi* visiters agreeable.His fare, Ac. shall be second to thut of no o'herwatering place in Virginia. His bur will be furnishedw.th the best of liquors of every kind; and,in fact, it will be the proprietor's determination torentier this one of the most pleasant and delightfulsummer retreats in Virginia. The \irturs of thewater have h.en fully touted in cares of iheumalism,drcipsy, or dyspepsia, and persons afflictedvaiih either of lho»e diseases will find gicut relieffrom the bathing, &c. The proprietor has a linecoach unci team, which will ineeu passengers dailyat Charleutown, on the arrival of the cars, to conveythem to and Irom the Springs.Terms: $9 for the fust we*k, $8 thereafter;

50 per day.may 19 tf

FACTS NOT FARLES!T\R. SCHWARTZF.'SI / < lit'ono-Tlivrinn I A cur. Pills.warranted to cure ill eight houra

Alti,DR. PCHWARTZIVS

COMI'OUM) EXTR.1CT Of S.'lRS.irjMI.Ulsuitublo lor every month in the ye-r, wuri. rite torelieve Rbeumnli-rii, Bronchitis, Scrofula Neuralgii,constitution a ellVu is of f^yphilU, erup'tvc d'seines,and all others a»i:iug fr.iin itnpiKiiics of lint hlo< d.The above medicines may be had wholesale or

retail, at the roprielor's store. Peon, avenue, 2d'dooreast of 3d street, Washington City.

iune23 eotf

FOR RENT.*.The dwelling over the8lwrtt occupied by Mrs. Hamilton, on

81 gijjyb Pennsylvania avenue,south side, betweene2*H0B Ninth and Tenth streets, containing seven

tine sized room*. and in pood ord r. To n smallfamily the rent will be moderate. Inquire of Mrs.Hamilton* june 11.tf*

$1 50 BECK'S $1 50l)A(> l ERltEOI VPE ItOrUIS,Hemmed In the comer of 7th fine' and I'liin.

avenue, over Slott's Dm::; Store.ACCURATE and highly finished I'crtraits for

fit 50, Groups in proportion.ost Mobtksi ca'.es attended to with promptitudeand certain success at a reasonable advance.

A share of the public patronage is most respectfullysolicited,june 1 tf J. H. R. BECK.

JYKir MIUTAUV WORK.D. APPLETON Co., '200 Broadway, Now

York, have lately published in a fino mylo.Element*of Military An and Science; or course of Ii,strucionin Strategy, For ideation's Titrfiea of Buttles,Ac., embracing tlio duties of .St if, Infantry,Cnva'ry, Artillery, unci Engineer*. Adapted to tlu>use of Voluhtcc * and Militia. By H. Wager Hallock,A. M., Lieut, of Enginoers, U. S. Army. 1Vo. l?mo. illustrated. Price $ I 60.

* For those who take pleasure in Htudying the artof wdr, au<l ti'pecially for those whose profusion inthat f arms thin must prove a vn'uublo work..The author appear*) to bo jierfectly well iuforinril inmilitary tactics, ami has illustrated hm in-eructionsby various drawings and plana, whiyh make themsolve* understood. 'Phu various mean*. of nationaldefence are minutely set fori h--: lu; position amicharacter of the fortificali ns, en our Northern Irontierc jwclallyi an: accurately 'described, nnJ the dutiesami orgau'jt ion of each arm of iho nation a defence.iufatitry, cavalry, artillery, end eiigim era.

WtWIXU ...v.... w. ..~

>t*cni Jo have been apart d to innko an authentic andinstructive hook.".Commercial Advertiser,

august 2.if

NEW' MINERAL WATER,

M A S U F A C T O R V ,

Coil.MKK OF OHKEN AND Ol.lVB STREETS,Qkonr.*ktown. L). C.

rilHK SlJBbt. KlURR having commenced thei manufacture of Minkiiai. WAtfu, takes tholiberty to inform his friends and tho publi in general,that he is now propared'to supply them regularlyevery d iy with this delightful evi ra .e, hy leadingtheir orders at Mr John Iiulhmunn\s Wine store,Pennsylvania avenue, between 4^ and Oth streets

Washingt ii or at his residence.The water used is taken from n spring on tho pieminesof the Sub crihrr, w> II known to the physician*

and tho public for yielding the lies: and purest watereither in Washingt. n or Georgetown. I ,

'J he u'inuHt care will ho paid in manuficlurin?,tho Mineral Water, and the public can icly upon re-1ceiving a pure and superior article.The subscriber takes pleasure to call the attontion

of the public to the annexe certificate.(tKonoKYowN, June 16, 1847.

We, the undersigned, physicians, have, at the invitation of Mr. J. Roll er, caicfully examined hisMineral Water K-.tahlishment, and tako pleasure inpronouncing our entire satisfaction with his superiorand neat arrangements.The apparatus and hot ling machine annexed. i»

a production of tho l.ite t Amtricau invention, so

constructed as to ensure a lull u- d perfect saturationof gas to a degree heretore unknown to us.

Tho water used for its in un.fr tup» is pure andwholesome, and the care taken in tho proce-s, as

well as the clem.lineas pervading th whol 'cstabli hinint. meets with eur entire approbation, and induce*ii* to recommend it to the public, as a very supplierand healthy arlie!e.

J. A. lUTCnii;, M. P.

II. MAURUDKK, At. I).

J. K1LKY, M.'u.CIIA8. H. Clt.AGl.V, M. I).

ISBNJ. B. COHliKH, M. I).

J. Al. THOMAS, Al. U.TH08. MILLION, M. D.T. B. J. KJ1YE, M. f>.

july 27 4t J. ROTHER.J'ropiiotor.

Superior Mailolm Wine, Azv

J AMES FlTZ(>bUAIiO respectfully invitoMrmherH ofCongresH, citizens and other*, v ho

may ilrairo to have (superior Madeira Wine, fineCo^nnc Btnmly, ami other first rate opinions Ihjuon,to call at his Confectionary ami Fruit Si. re, on the

the United State* Hotel..Iuiiiim Fitzgerald keep® cniifttantly for aalc the

very heat wine, liquora, fruit and confectionary article*,which can he procured ot the moftt respectablehoMMTH in the country. Ilia Madeira Wine wan

imported by him* If in 1810, and cannot he excellednt any wino or liquor atore in thi* city. IliaBrandy, Ho'land Gin, and old Monnngahela wlii*ky.are of the very firat quality. Call, ta-dc. andjudge for yourncivca.

OCj* The Fine Ilrown Btmit, nnd good PhiladelphiaAle constantly on hand.

IIANI)UIM,9, A,C.Neatly printed at tUe OUivc ul lire Nat, Whig.

THE ILLUSTRATED WZLTQJ* J1JV1)UOTTOJV.

In one vol. ICmo., wi h four fine engravings onon mIi el, ami numerous engravings on wood.

WALTON AND COTTON'S COMPLETEANUL B,

FIRST AMERICAN EDITION.Collated with llio various English editions, and containingadditional notw and a Biographical Profaceby lie Ameiican Author.Two parts. 12ino., 03 J cents each, or one volume

clo li, #1 50." I havb l.ecn a great follower of fishing myself,

and in its cheerful solitude have pused/ftrno of thehappiest hours of a sufficiently huppy life.".Pshy'sNatural Theology.

"I. has been made extremely valuable to fisher-men, but it i« worth far more to every body for itscharming li eralure.".Christian Inquirer.

"It breathes the very spirit of innocence, purity,and simplicity of heart: there arc manv choice oldverses interspersed in it; it would sweeten a man'stemper at arty time to read il; it would Christianizeevery discordant angry passion; pruy make yourself 'pcquiinted with it.".Charles Lamb in a letter toCo eriJgo.

"Its simplicity, its sweetness, its natural grace 1siul happy i itermixture of grave strains, with theprecepts of angling, have rendered this book deserv- 1

edly popular.'.IIa linn's Literature of Kuropc. {"That well known work has an extreme simplici'y,and an extremo interest arising out of its verysitiipl city. In the description of tLh ng tackle youperceive the piety and humanity of the author'smin i, Wis is the best pastoral in the la* guagc, notexcepting Pope's or Phillips'.".Hazlilt.jn paper *of ho Kound Table.

Published and for sale byWILK.y A i'U I K AM, 161 Broadway.

august 2.tf

G1 KEEN HPKING HYDROPATH I(TINST1rTUTE in Bal irn re County, M miles on theSusquehanna Kailroad, and 10 miles by the Keistcrs* i

town Turnpike from Baltimore. This institution r

will he opened on the 12th of August, for the reccp-tion of Pulienls and under the direction and chargeof William Bode, M. D late of Washington city,upil of iln ceb hratcd Prie*.ni% founder of the *y«- i

lew. IThe proprietors bring comimnj that an inM'tu-

tion of this kind would he a ble-siiig to the sick, ami [the invul d» of our city and state, and those of oursister stales, who would resort to this mode of.cure,have spared neither pains nor means to place this institutionoit a f oting with those of this country, at-ter the plan of thrse in Germany. 'I he Iioujc has r

been newly painted and furnished with new furin* i

ture, and specially atti red and arranged for comfortto the pat cuts and Inr the utmost efficiency of the i

treatment. A new Bith house has been added tothe main hou c, containing all the necessary bathapparatus. A Doucho'houFO is building whii h willcontain 4 douches: [3 for ladies rfnd 2 for gentlemen]which will have a fall of from 13 to 18 feet, ami involunle from l£ to inches in diameter. i

'There sre four large springs on the place at n t

temperature of 01° Furenhfit, highly impregnatedWith carborric gas in constant e tier ve.senee. The iwater is rernarjtahly light and all the springs areihadcJ by large trees. Walks lead from one to the i

other, giving ample opportunity for Wulking. The (place is known as one of (he heal hieot and mostd*'- \

lightful in Maryland. *

As iiydr.'pathic Institutions are not, places rfamusement, but are only for the trek and invalid., ievery thing more readily may and will be done to fpromote thtir comfort and health. Neither is the itime of visiting or enter ng them c*nfi cd to one (-eason hut they »re open at all iru-ons of the year. \

Bxp -rience having proved that the «inter or cold »

s'osons arc. fully ea favorable to the progress of the ii

cure, us the summer or milder seasons, psnrticulurly |in « chronic affections. No induccimuts will heheld out to the epicure, but the table will he suppliedwith wholesome and nutritious and abundant foodto restore a hrokendown or ldmsrd count it lit ion t. a

more than ordinary health. Ail exciting clrinUn andspic s arc entin ly forbidden, chocolate, milk and »

water, being the only drinks allowed.Rich patient mu-t provide himself with a mil- i

tress, u leather bed of about 12 lbs. h double blanket;,four coaruo linen sheets, 3 yards long nnd 1 £ wide;4 lorn; and 4 abort towels, a mo ning gown, a pair \of india*rubber shucs; and -J pint goblet or tumbler;The price of Hoard, including the use of all the

bath apparatus, the Doctor's fee, and the attendance cof the bathing servon's for each patient, is $12 perweek.when tw«j or three persons occupy the same i

room the charge it) each will bo $10 per week.All applications for admission must be made to

W. bu e, M. D. Green Spring, Baltimore county ^po*t ptiidi '

v

august 6.tf. t

DR. SHBW'S Wati r Cure Institution at Syos.et,(Oyster Buy), near New York, is now opened

for the reception of pa'i-nts. Passage daily from I:Fulton Market, (steamboat Croton), at 3 o'clock, p. ftn. or persons may go by the Long Island Railroad, i;ns for as Hi<ks\ille, at OA a. in.; also in the afternoon,each day. For healthful news and beauty of location,it is believed this pine is unrivalled; and the nu-

uirrous and very copious Sprit p.* arc of gteater pur- c

iiy than tho e of any othur establishment in this or Lthe old c< untry, so far as analyses have heen given, v

The terms of hoard and treatment shall he made as

moderate as is consistent with the necessary expert- pH'\s of on establish merit of this kind. Tho charge, f

"«VU»*UI a.iu IMYCOVmHllUIIof the patient's case, will vary from five to ten dollarsper week. Persons will ring their sheets, blun- 5kds, towels, and injec ion instrumciiU, or these may s

ho hired or purchased on reannahle terms at the o*Uhlishment.For further particulars uddrcss postpaid, Joel Whew, M. D.» cither at New York Cityor WyOnset, Long Island, Now York, City patient', fwill he treated at Show's residence, 47-Bond street.New York. pN. H.. For some weeks during the hottest wea- ^flier, Dr. Whew will be able to attend to patients athis oilier, (47 Uoudslrc t), only on Hat tirdays, from10 a. nr. to 2 p. m. ju y 31 tl

THRESH f«ROCERUSH, BUTTEIt, 6c CHEESEF The subscriber has oil hand, a fresh supply » n

every drscriptiun of goods in his line, which he otfers on reasonable terms.

50 bigs Java, Rio, Laguyra, Maricaiho, ami AN (|rican COFFEE ^

25 cheats and half-chests Gunpowder, Imperial, (|Old Hyson, Young Hyson, and Black nTEAW .

10 ca»cs very choice Tea. 12 lbs in each, for families1500 pounds double refined and 2d quality Loaf

Sugar ,11)00 pounds ciuthed and pulveied Loaf Sugar1000 do whitevHavuna tlo(1000 tlo brown do do ,

Porto Rico and New Orleans doDo do and St Croix Molaesev H

Sugar-house and New Ibenn HAupGround and uuground Hpicca, of every vb-

riety jCatsups, Curry Towrder, French and other

vMustards |

Olive*, Capers, Sardines, and Anchoviesfialid Oils, in fla»ks arid hotilea f

700 gallons winter-si rained and common Oil.fruitw. j

60 whole, half, and qr. boxes Raisins8 casks Currants (i hhls. Dried Apples f

'do do CJretjii do {2 canes Pruiies, in jarjaiut fancy boxes

.30 drums Wmjrna Figs26 bbh Eastern Cranberries?00 pound* soft »hellcd AlinoridsA50 do Filberts. t

RUTTEIl AND CHEESE.28 tub* choice Welsh Butter v

:J0 boxes superior Cheese t

Sapsngo dof31 bble pink-eye Potatoes I40 <lo extra brand New York Fl»ur40 do Virginia doIr>0 pockets 13uckwheat Ii boxes do<

23 bbls holf and qr. do. «

FISH. INackcrcl, Cm1, Hliad, Slid Hemng. y

CANDLES.20 boxes Sperm Candles I10 do patent do*10 do Adamantine do n

Brooms, Mitn, I'nils, Baskets, Ac. c20000 Begnlin, l.n Norma, Principe, and other a

brand Cigars. f8YLVANU8 HOI.MES, «

ap dl4.Iff 7lhstreet.

MRS. NEWMAN, Milliner nnd Dress-Maker1'a. avenue, between i7th and 18th street. (

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hen continue*! t«» give it insmnil doses, from /wo tofircc tea spoonsful!, which resulted in a happy re nvciy.Since lin n I have hem using it. constantlyit niy family, in chjim of cholera uioibus, choleranfnfitum, dinrrhwa ami g< neral debility, nrul invery instance found it highly beneficial. Some:onuli'utions, however, require much larger doseshan others.

JOS. D. JENKINS.tiluff/on, & 6\, ISlfJ.

It IS with feeling", of gratitude as well as pleasurehut I take this method of giving my testimony ofhe giem estimation which I entertain f<»r your iuraluahlecompound. In justice not only to tho mclieine,hut lor the benefit of others who may be sufiruigfrom the same malady, Dyapcpsio, with whichwas for y«nr.-. ufflietcd, I feel it a duly incumbentm ino to stale thai I am now iest red to perfectlealtli. When coinmcnced Inking the ColletonJitter* it was a laatresort* My debility from in-'ligestimi was »o great that a cure was looked uponih almost hopeless. After Inking it regularly andjerscveringly for some time, my strength- and digestivepowers were entirely restored. I have never

iikcn a single doro 0f any other medicine for more

ban live years past. I can now cat the richest foodvithout any unpleasant feelings whatever. I haveJho used Colleton Hitters freely in my family forfioltra 4 rifimtum, cho/trn nwrhtu, general debility,md aa a tonic nfler fever, with great success. As aJfamily medicine I derm it invaluablo, and do con- Acicmiouidy recoinruond it

A. M. ftHf. Johns Colleton, 8, C., December, lH4ft.For mk by the only Agent for the District of;ulumbi», ii, liUMAiNS,

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ubseriptions.iulv 118. lawtN 1

COLLETON BITTERS.

11HKSE Bitter* are purely a vegetable corn

pounds and arc offered to the public fromiriiu iple of benevolence, under the fullest convicion that they will bo found a safe and Hovercignomedy for Dynpeptsin. They havo been trium-ihnutly tented, not only by mime of the moat repectfthlcfamilies and physicians in the Stale ofinuth Carolina, who have famished ample testi- k

lony as to their decided excellence, but also by theroprictor, who, for ion years, suffered all the gloomacidcnt to that stubborn and distressing disease.They possess the peculiar excellence, denied to

aost other Bitters, of not proving injurious by coninueduse. They contain not a single deleteriousngredient, and, as seen from the directions whichccompany each bottle, may bo given with entireafcty to an iuldiil in the month.

With pjrnsurje, nnd for the benefit of mankind, Iend you a certificate relative to the Colleton Biters.*

In the year 1833, when the cholera was inliarleston, S. was compelled to scud a servant

o the city. On his return, he was suddenly attackedwith most violent pain in his bowels, so much so

is to cau^r apprehension that he would expire in a

hort time, if medical«id could not bo procured. Iitfmcdiatcly icsorted to the Colleton Bitters, by givnga w ine gin' s full at a dose. In the course of a

try abort time it acted as an emetic, and throwingurn at the same time into a profuse perspiration. I