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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

UThlas been suggested that a better namo
for the fassion party, would be the "Confus-
sion party as it is supposed to be composed
OF the most incongruOus and antagonistic ele-
,ments, the "Shreds and pstches' Of all other
parties, whose sole adhesive principle is the
remote prospect of Office. Should any dlsap-
pointment enSue, which is most likely, the
Settlement will be something like the confu,-
sion that took place wher the last brick''
was laid on Babel, and the further prosecution
Of tina: work was lost in the clouds.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
Pretty well Relied on.

On the nth inst. Mr.. Porter, Of the Market
Hotel, at Cambridge, Mass, was tried in Court
on elgteeu violations of The liquor law, and
found guilty of all the counts. On the first
he vas fined ten dollars and costs, with one
thousand dollars bonds; on the second count
he was fined twenty dollars and costs, with
three months in Jail, amounting in all toa fine
OF three hundred ami fifty dollars and fouI
years Imprisonment. lie appealed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

uThe weather still continues hot and dry,
We have had but two or three showers for
two or three months, the consequence is veg
citation is almost dried up. The earth looks
in many places as if fire rad swept over il
the corn crop will be exceedingly small
scarcely worth gathering in many places
Fruit of all kinds is small compared with Other
seasons. and very high. Oh for a refreshing
shower!
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
"Aristoeracy" and Crime.

A letter from Elizabethton, in East TenneS-
see; describes the assassination, in the street,
Of a man named Hamilton, by brute named
Moses W. Nelson. who had outraged Hamil.
ton's daughter. The writer AIDS:
There is much speculation, even with this
array or facts ~against. him, whether be will be
found guilty of murder, for he belongs TO
family some aristocratic, and ish some
degree connected with the highest men OF the
State. He is a brother 10 Il. A. R Nelson, who
contested a sedt in the Senate with Bell, last
Nall, " bo is an able lawyer, and viii 40 oil he
can to clear him. The whole family always
20 heavily armed, sleep with weapons at thsil
heads, and are very fiery aud ungovernable in
their dispositions. HIS father killed man BY
stabbing him.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

1rThe Florida Jacksonville Constitution
says: Mrs. Elias Metcalfe, living e srJackson-
vile, presented her husband few days since
with a son, who, like Richard III, was born
with teeth. We are told the little fellow has
a fine mouthful Of them. Mother and son are
doing well.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

p-Hon. L. D. CAMPBELL, made a speech in
this place on Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst, which we did not hear, because We were
absent from home. We learn, however, that
it was a thorough Abolition harrangue, and
tickled that party amazingly. How well it
set upon the old line Wings we have NOT
lea!ned-upon the subject they utter not q
word
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
ANNEXATION oil Cnha.

John QuiGcy Adams, while Secretary Of
Stale under Mr.. Monroe, said: sin looking
forward TO the probable course of events for
the short period Of bulfa century, il is scarcely
possible TO reSis, the conviction That the an
nexation Of Cuba to our federal republic will
be Indispensable 10 the continuance and integ-
fity Of the Union itself"
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

Col. H. Fuller, editor of the New YorE
Mirror, has been nominated for Congress al /,
meeting ofsome Of the Know Nothings in Mr.
Cuttings district.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

Gen. Lane, Of Oregon, has been lying i'll
at the Presidents House since the Adjournment
of Congress, but is now cOnvnlescenI, II IN
said the President, on hearing Of his in9ispbs'
sition, at his boardlng-house, sent for him and
made him a guest at the Executive mansion
during his sickness.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

The Cincinnati Daily Atlas has been discon-
1t has been a loosing concern for
time past. We notice that daily papers
are being discontinued in many parts of the
Uuion. The advance in the price of paper
and work has principally brought about these
discontinuances.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

pThe Daily Gazette, OF Lancaster, is sus-
pended. The editor and proprietor, MI
Slaughter, says it has been sustained alta loss
from the beginning. The Weekly Gazette will
be continued as usual.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

UTbe Little Miami Railroad has reduced
the fare. From Cincinnati 10 New York the
fare is only elepen dollars. Our merchants and
Others who go east will save time and money
by going over this route.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
From Easton.


Easton, Ia, Aug. II.
A Democratic county meeting was held here
10 day. The attendance was large, and great
harmony prevailed. Strong resolutions were
passed in favor of the State and National Adj
ministrations and the Nebraska and Kansas
Il. The meeting was addressed by Senator
BIoadhead and olters.-
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

IRA large number of the citizens of Belle
view, Nebraska Territory, had barbecue on
the 18th ult. Speeches were made and reso-
buttons adopted, requesting the Government
10 carry out the removal Treaties made with
the 0ttoe and Omaha Indians, and recommend
ing smlgrants 10 make mutually satisfactory
arrangements with the Indians before settling
within the domains.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
The Democracy Stirring.

There is TO be an old fashioned Democratic
Barbecue at Indianapolis on the 4th Of Sep
TENDER, at which Senator Douglas and other
distinguished gentlemen are to be present
Thele will be several acres of HoosierS "thdr'
Oh that occasion, and a fair sprinkling o.
Buckeyes.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

GrWe hear it rumored that several new
business establishments are shortly to BE- open.
ed in our town, among the number, a new
Iron Store, and a Clock, Watch and Jswelry
establishment. We presume that there is
room for all, and we shall be glad to see any
quantity ~ofactive business men locatei in Eaton.
A couple OF new Oyster and Ealing Saloons
will be opened shortly where all kinds oil
Fish. Game, &C., &C., will be kept for the
accommodation Of thespublic. Glad oft!
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
Indiana and Kentueky-The "Uniou."
The Louisville Democrat, OF yesterday,

says: 4
Governor Wrighso Of Indiana, and lady,reach-
ed the city last evening. Hehas form d a I'M
ion with one of The fair daughters of Ken
lucky, Miss Harriet B Burnbtidpe. of Scott
county. The wedding took place on Monday,
and Yesterday Governor Powell gave his Ex-
~cellency Of Indiana and ladya handsome en-
terIainment. Thcg leave by The morning train
for Indianapolis.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

- Throughout The Sciota valley, one Of the
great corn regions Of Ohio, the Chilico,he pa
pers say there will not be over half a crop OF
corn,
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston IS recommend
ed by a writer in the FiDcastle Wing as a suit
able Wig candidate ft Governor Of Virginia.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

ITThe Democracy OF Indiana intend hav-
ing an old fashioned, BarbacuE o. indianapolis
on the 4th OF September next Senstors Douglas
and Breckenridge, OF Kentucky. have accept
invitations. and will be present on the occa-
sion. The attendance will undoubtedly be
large.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

TGannon, who murdered his young wife
at Syracuse on the LIST inst, poisoned himself
in his cell on the same night. He was a very
;ntemperate man.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

Francis Burt ofsouth Caroline, haslaiely
reached Washington, ana has accePiet the
Goyernorship Of NebrsskA.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

nyGen. cass has gone up to Mackins~ on
"a p easure excErsion.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24
COME THOU AND DO LIKEWISE.

We intend each week 10 acknowledge in
our columns the amount Of money received
upon subscription for the Democrat" so that
GU? subscribers may see how we live, and
learn That prompt payment is essential For
the week ending Aug. 22nd, we received
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

-Tapt. Hoilins, Of the sloop of war Cysde
}"ss in Washington on the 10th.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1854-08-24

-GeneralS Twiggs and 'Quitman were at
New Orleans on the 9Th inst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
Virginia. to wit.

Al rules keid ia The Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court Of Jefferson County, en- the slh day Of March,
1854
Rebccca Hnatsr, Erecatrir, Of Joseph e.
Lantl deed. PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
Willirm Butler, and Ann Y his rifs, late
Aan Y Frazer, Bailey 4Iitctci! and Cath
arms J, his icife, late Catharine J. Frazer,
aud Eraliae Lar Frazer, Horace r. Rid
die, and Sarah r. Ridale, his rife, tate
Sarah r. Huston, Elisabeth r. Hunter,
and Mary J. E. Hunter, Defendants,
An Amended ans Supplemental Bill in Chaneefy.
THE object Of this suit Is 10 obtain from the
j. Court apIoper eonsupction OF so much Of the
Win of the late Joseph Z Lane, of Jefferson Cuun-
u, Virginia, as makes certain beqness TO the de-
ien6anls Ann Virginia Butler, late Frazer catha-
rine Jane Mitchell, late Frazer and Evains Lear
Frazer, who are not residents OF this Common
wealth.
happening on AFFIDAVIT filed in this suit that
the defendants William Butler and Ann ". his
wife BEiiy Michel and Catharine J, his wife and
Eyaline Lear Frazer, are not residents Of this
Sale, they are herebYequired appear here with
in one month after due publication Of this order,
in this matter. II is further ordered thai copy
weeks in the Virginia Free Press, and posted al
the front door Of the Court House OF this Comfy,
on The first day Of the next County Count Of Jefler-
son. A Copy-Teste,
RT. BROWN, c. {. c.
81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
NOTICE.

II HAVE. uiihin tAe past ieur weeks taken par
j fsenlar pains 70 have ever open account On
nv books made or aad presented % ne persons 20
whem tkev belonged, and. also, given Two several
neeire. 10 Al fhose indebted NE. On any aeeount.
"a <efrle their Respective dne4and take this oe-
r.sfon 10 uresenf 70 those wac bare hqutdAte1
them my sineere EhankS
Bat the pfinciPal object Of tais noilee rs 70 re-
mind hose trust lor the last time, who have scr
"a ~ Tia, fhey viii confer favor on me, II they
vii call and pay On or before the lith Of this
moth. Afaer which lime theft respective bal
snces viii fs disposed Of 10 saeh way will best
=" : PHILIP coos.
Harpers-Ferry. FEB. ?, 1854
MEMORANDUM win SELF my STOCK
OF GOODS, either in whole OF part which con-
sists Of slmost every article kept 10 a country
store on good terms. From this day viii elose
ous my stock al the very Lower prices for cash :
and 10 my old customers on time and NV usual
terms.
Toan sctire man, This IS an excellent opportu-
nifty Tor Inyesimentln mercantile adventure
where ~; VVO may Re sold annually al good
profit and the chief III II for cash
l viii rentmy S,fOREHOUSE. which Is large
and convenient with or without the DWELLING
for one or nFe years. trade the whole for Land OF
good paper and either give or receive the differences
IN value. PHILIP COONS.
y FebrD. arv . lIa5l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30

EstGRiStedin eleT 10 ard ne afflicted so,.d and
sntlen4dicaJ Fids and for The sspressson q tluaek-
ay.
nR. J-B. SSirFH has for many years devoted
- bill wbolS atenlion 10 the treatment Of Private
Complaints, in al eir varied and complicated forms.
His grea. success in those long standing and difficult
cases sdch as.were formerly considered ineuIabie is
sufficient ccfnihend him 20 the public worthy Of
the extensive BagEoHage he has received Within the
last eight yeals pr s. has treated more than 29.500
cases oil Pryttc complaints in their different forms
and stages apa tee which donbt exceeds shat Of
all the other thysieians now advertising IN Baltimore,
and asnsS rasa known where bis directions were
strictly lolesel. and medicines taken IL reasonable
time, W thoat eeeiing Eadieal and permanent cure
therefore, pers eS afeted with diseases Ct Tie above
nature, nStteI how difficult long standing The
may bef' Wpuld do well TO call on pr. SMITH !,
at bis Office. NJ rs ). FREDERICK ST. and IL not
eectually Itlisved remuneration will be required
for his services, His medicines are free from Mercury
and all mine faEpbisens pu up in neat and compact
torn, and ysbf taken n public or private house.
or while III sslllny. without exposure hDdrance
from business ,sapd except in of violent niam
nation. ho eaaiige ofdiet is peetssaTy.
STRIcTHRRS.zDr Smith has discovered new
methodky which be cuIetAs worst form Of STRIFE
ture, and ths,! wieul pain OF Inconvenience 10 the
patient Irrigation Of the urethta PROSTATE glands,
or neck of t;e bladder, is sometimes mistaken for
structure general PT9stGtieHeIs or chaiiaans
and athers sElicted with Seminal Debility, whether
originating frana Certain Destructive Habit or from
any other cause, with che train Of bodily and mental
early application thereby avoiding much trouble and
suffering, as cell as expense, BY his improved meth.
cd OF Treatment, DT. s. can safely guarantee speedy
and perfect cure in aIfeases of tns complaint.
T0FEMALES.
All diseases peculiar 10 Females, (such Suppress
sioRs irregularities &c J speedily and effectuny r.
moved ThS efficacy OF his remedies, for the of
the above affections, have been well tested In
tensive practice for the last twelve years.
PERSONS AT a DISTANCE may consult nr. $.
by letter, post paid, describing case and hGveneji-
cine securely pat up and forwards 10 any pafi of the
United Slatex, always accompanied with fulSand ex.
plicit directions for Communications considered
strictly Confidential Office arranged with separate a.
partments, that patients any On bat the
doctor himself. Attendance daily, from in the
morningtill at night.
n. D. Persons afflicted with any Of the above COM
plants will do well TO avoid The yariqs NOsTRUA1S
AID SPEcIF1CSs advertised by Apotheeafies and
Druge SITS, as certain cure for any and every dsease
they ara .t pp 10 sell but not to cure aud frequently
do musb more eafm than good therefore avoid ihs
A word q The .siss : Sufficient II s. Adde'S
Januars S fsSs-ly baltimore, Md.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
March fc, 1854
Virginia to wit:

Al Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuii
Court Of Jefferson County Ihe 9Th day Of March.
1851.
Robert Z. Bdldeia, late Sheriff of Frederick
County, COMMITTEE administrator Of Cath
arlne Slime, decd, PLAINTIFF
AGAINST
John StarG, Jacob SHAFT and Prorincc Ne
Cormick, Francis Nc Cormlck and Cyrus
Mcdonnell Executors of Charles Nc
Cormick, decd, John r. Smiih, admits.
trator of Jacob Hummer, decd, Ere Huns
mer, the scid0io Of said Jacob Haslmer,
decd, Lelcis Hammer, Bladcn Haazscr,
Francis Hammer, INoHas Hummer, Mtlyy
E Booze, S, late Nary Z Hummey, Sarah
4 Hsmslsr, Brazt0a Hummer aud Ellen
J Hammer, children and heirs of Jacob
Hammer, dec d., Defendants.
A PETITIoNIN CHANCERY.
YNHE object OF this suit is to recover legacy Civ
j. en- by the Will Of John Shartf, deceased, TO
Caharine Slime and 10 make the same charge
on the real estate devised by said Will 10 John
Shaft Jacob Sharff and Peter ShaTf, and payable
out OF the proceeds, Of the sale thereof which are
now under the control, and subject 20 the order OF
The Circuit Court Of Jefferson County, in suit
therein pending in which Peter Crowl and Mary
his wife are plaintiffs 10 ehancery, and John ShaIif
the younger and others are defendants.
Il appearing on affidavit filed in this suit, that
the def ndants, Bladen Hummer and Francis
Hummer, are not residents of this State, they are
hereby required TO appear here within month at
ter due publication OF this order and do what is
csssary PR iect their interests idhis matter 1t
furlher ordered that copy hereof be published
once week tor four successive weeks in tee s.Vir-
GINA Free Press and posted al the front door Of
the CouIi-House cfthis county, on the FRS. day OF
the next County Conft Of Jefferson.
A Copy-Tesle,
March I6, IS5f r. t BROWN. {. cl C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30

Issf- IeS4. 1er4,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad


NEW 1RRdMGEMENT,
TWO DAILY LINES RErRrrvRAITF-
MORE AND JFy5EerrvG
FR0MBAL7Iu0REr 0R 1vHrr, rxs. CIV
49, - LY..iSYILLE. ISDfAN0P-
lss ts-EgELAND. CHICAGO,
TcLED0. 81. LoU1S. e.
Two DAILYTRAiNs frreep; 81 sundays, )
W. VII nov b rua between Baltimore and
Leave Baltimore Tor Frederick. Haroers.Ferry.
Cumberland. and all the WAY places, at a. n,
eliisins ~ " neeilng al f3oA- y nextday.
EXPRESS TRAIN
For w hee ing. stopping Al Frederiek, Harrers-
EeFTy, Msrsinsonrg and Cumberland, only leaves
Camden Station, Il I P.n.-Thro1gh 10 Wheeling
ia Is hours.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
for freaenck ant iniernediaie points, daily Tex
For Ellieets MIA and points East, daily except
Sundays) az GO l. ~ ard 440P ~
From Wheeling al-9I5 a N. and s 80 p NJ, daily
lexcepi SundaJs.) the 30 A. NJ and S P M-Trail
mol starring from Wheeling on Saturday evening.
Fsom Cumberland al s 80 A. NJ and or. NJ
From HarpersFerry al LILO A. n and p 7 n.
From Frederick daily, (excep. Sundays,l at 80
Prom EiIico,t'~Mils daily Except sundsys)
ai4lo, andll-l5 a. II; and 5 and 6l5, P. NJ
4" WASHINGTON BRANCH"
Leave Baltimore at As and Q A III. $40 and !
p NJ.
% Snndays al Af4 A. NJ and G 10 p NJ
Leave Washington for Baltimore al 6 and 8.
n $50 and p Al
% Sundays at6 A. M and5P pm.
To- Fhe FIRST and fourth Trains from Baltimore
and the second and fourth trains from Washing
ton viii be cypress mail trains, stopping only at
Washington Junction asd Aauapois Junction.
By order. Ut. ENGLAND, Agent.
January o6 1854 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
New JeMelry Stcre.

TINE subscriber begs leave to return his sincere
J. thanks for the very liberal patronage he has
received during the lasi two years be has been en-
gagged in repairing Watches, Jewelry, &c, in
CharlestownT Fromihe many solicitations Of his
friends and customers he has at last met thsir
wishes BY offering them good assortment Iot
GOLD AND .SIL YER Witches, i
and Jewery Of every description, and will contnne
TO keep on hand ever5 Thing pertaining the Jeg-
-elry line He has arrangements made in such a
way that he viii be able 10 ill any order in fdw
DAYS that shall offer, at rates to suit the times.
Watches and Jewelry Of every description care
fully repaired as usual.
w. r. MCDONALD. Agent
for NJ. P. CoRYt
CharIestown. MayiIo Ia53-S,iyt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
YALRIETY

ns-A little fellow, from four to Eve years
cid, having perforated the knee Of the trow-
ers, was intensely delighted with apatoh his
grand-mamma had applied lie would sit
and gaze upon it in a-state Of remarkable
admiration and in one Of these moods sud
denly exclaimed III
.Graad ma must put one on tether knee,
and tO7 behind, like Eddy Smiths"
1.-THE boy lives, be will beat Ger Marcy
two to one.
Erff you don't want to fall in love with
n girl. don i com mencs flirting with her. This
counting fer fun isIlike boxing fer fun. You
put on your gloves in perfect COED humsr.
with The most friendly iatentiols ofexchang-
lug few anicabls blsws; Jeu fad yourself
iusensibly warmed with the enthusiasm Of
thecoufict; until some unlucky punch in the
svsskit decides the matter, and the Whsle
affair ends in downright fight Dent yeu
see the similarity
ErA housemaid, Nhs was sent 10 call
gentleman TO dinner, found him engaged in
using tooth brush
We'll, is he oemiagi' said the lady Of the
house as tho servant returned.
yes, ma'an, directly, was the reply, 'he's
just sharpening his teeth
u-iI wsuld notmarry an eastern man IL
I had to live an old maid all my life,' eK-
cltimea buxom oountry lass
= Why not demanded her astonisAed com
panion. ~.
Because every paper you pick up seGs
taius an account Of the failure Of the eastern
mails.
E5r.Why is the letter Dixie risg = said
a yoaug lady to her accepted, ons day The
gentleman, ike, . generality Of the sex in
.Slch situation, WAS as dull as hammer
Because, added the lady, with very mod
est look at the picture at the ether end Of
tae room, because We can't be we'd without
IL, -
RI rs, Mother, what is . hushi' "A hush
thitd2 90 net know what makes you
askl
Cause th. other day l asked Jane, whaI
made her back stick cut SO, AID she said
hush
u-iAh 2 said Seraphina Angeles, speak
I ing on some subject in which hor feelings
were warmly enlisted, how gladly would
embrace an pportuAityr-sWeullI were an
opport1nit5f interrupted her bashfal lover.
krTher. is no truth in men, said a Ia
3 dy IN company; they are like musical iastru.
nents, which sounds variety Of tome
In other words, MADAM, said wiz who
chanesd - be there, you believe that all
nea are Tyres
IRA writer Of d lsve tale, in describing
his heroine, says, sInnOesncs dwslls in tho
rich curls Of her dark hair We should
tlliak ii would stand pretty smart chance
q being esnbed cut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
mn. AxoOELAND,S
Celebrated German Bitters,
sgREPARRD ny
DR.G. ii. JACKSON,

NJ. ls4A Afch Sfrssf. ksAtt1dktFaias
Their powetIgver 1hs above diseases is not en-
celled II equalsrd b. aay other preparation in the
United States 81 the'rures attest in many cases az
ter skillfnl physsciaaA had failed.
These BitsEsare worthy the attention of ingalids
Possessing gres yireaes in The reci6ca,ion OF dis
eases 9th IneT AMI lesser glands exercising the
most searching powsrs in weakness and affections
q the digestb pfgaas, they are, wihal, safe, GER
tain and pleashat.
READsANB BE CONVINCED.
The fsPhil4islphta Saturday Gazette says Of
DR.. HOosS-ANp'S GERMAN BlTTERS.
alt II seldedl Thai Ne recommend what arelerm.
cd Patdni Medicines 10 tie confidence aud ptlFon-
age Of our Iesilsrs; and therefore when we7Tseam-
mend hf- sSdaHa,s German Bit ers, eiMish il
10 be Distinctly understood thai we age not speak
ing Of he nosifanis pc the day THAI are nelssd a
bout fol- bret peEiei and then iurgoen aftes they
have d@ne their guilty race Of mischief bat OF a
medicine longleklshashcd, universally Erizzd, and
which has mst the hearty approval ot The faculty
iiselfpg
ScSrT's wkExLy,n said. Aug. a5-
Drt Hoohand's German Bittsgs, manufactured
BIZ Or. jackson, are how recommended by some ii
the most pr gnihent members OF The faculty as an
article III intellectually ia cases OF female weak.
ness. Pefsosis Of desilitaied constitutions " III find
these Bitef< advantageous 10 their health, as We
know from expdEirnse the salutary effect they have
MORE EVIDENCE
J.Gi Moore, Esq, Of the Daily News, said, oc-
Da. orlANp'i GFsM,u BlrrrRs we are
trying This renowned medicine Tor Stubborn ais.
ease oiihe bowels and can W.T.. truth testify 10 its
efficacy. We fave taken the conteuts Of two bot.
ties, AMI We have derived more benefit from The
pertinent than we derived previously from years o.
allopathic treatment at the handsoi our 6rst physi
cians.m
HOMO D, Hineiiae, Mayor Of the City Of Cam
| den, Nj says: