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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-09-04
Ii. JENNINGS,
WHOLESALE Y RETAIL GROCER.

~
WHOLESALE Y RETAIL GROCER,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
lad Dealer IN Country Produce, West side of
Main Street, opposite Edgar House,
ST. Joseph, Mo-,
I S now receiving his fall and wiuter stock
/ consisting OF the following articles which
he offers for the lowest prices for cash.
IL D hhds \. O. Sugar, ID gross backing.
100 bbls pow'd, crush'd 100 kgs choice Teas,
and clarified do, 90 bxs tobacco. vari-
100 bbls bclcher' Sug- Gus brands,
ar-houSe Molasses, rs bxs sink q Tobacco o
100 hill bbls kegs do go 900 cigars vars b DIS,
80 bbls plautation do, 80 kegs soda,
so pkgs golden syrup, 10 bbls salaeratus,
500 sis prime rio cofteci200 reaDs wrppg papr,
500 SKIS q. A. salt, % bxs smokd herring.
300 kegs asst nails, 10 bxs goldfish
20 bbIs, hlfs, kegs Of so doz buckets,
mackerel - 81 dog nest tubs
% pkgs white shad,, 10 dog AR buckets
Ike fish d roe h9rg p doz wash. boads,
so bxs soap, IL doZ churnc,
400 bxs candles, II coils manila and
p bb rice, Jute rope,
so bx<; hf, qrs raIsins so doz bed cords.
90 bo Crackers oO bxs wi dow glass
10 bbls Pilot Bread 50 doz tumblerS,
~ doI yeast PHwders ~ bxs at aud pit fisks,
~ bbls almonds, 200 lbs s. +. indigo,
10 bbls pecans Eng 9 bbls madden.
wasuuts, 5 bills copperss
20 bales coitn batting, 5 kegs alum,
40 do cotton yarn, 5 81 pepper,
50 oxs starch, SKIS pimcuto.
lOi doz cans oysters 25 lbsnutmegs.
whole and hlf cans IS lbs cloves
l04 doz sardiucs, hi 100 lbs grid ginger,
and Or bxs, 25 mats cassia,
10 bxs a>st'd pie fruits, 80 hxs matches,
- bb!s pepper sauce, 100 bags assorted shot,
10 bxs frsh fruits asst 10 kegs bar lead
% bxs tomato catsup, 500, 900 G. D caps
so bxs mustard SO bxs o. cheese,
100 bxs ted candies, % bxs lemon syrup,
1000 # SAFETY fuse, ~ bb,s K kegs tar,
5000 gallons stone ware.
Cash paid for Country Produce such as
hemp, bacon and lard. All kinds taken in ex-
rhange for Groceries at Cash Prices. (v5u2lly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-09-04

CT The Ethiopian Serenaders will give
one more of their grand entertainments in
this city on Thursday evening next.
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NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWA,l
Pottaw County

NOTICE.
STATE OF lOWA,l
Pottawattamie County
To Thomas Hancock You are hereby no
ed that there is now on file in the office of
the Clerk of the District Court of said county
the petition OF Cornelius Voorhis, claiming of you
the assignment OF certain Land Warrant, No
1862, and asking said court on the Oh ancery
side thereof, decree by which said transfer
may DO made TO hun. And unless you appear
and answer thereto GU Or before the second day
OF the next Term of said court, to be held in
Council Bluffs city, on the first Mo 1day of DC
tober next, jaJgtn Mt will be rendered against
you thereon. Notice returned not found.
C.. VOORHIS.
BY PAIGE & JANIS, Solicitors.
Ordered to be published four weeks In the
Couoc Bluffs Bugle. c. EUBANK, Clerk.
BY F. E. WrLcH. Deputy.
Council Bluffs city, Aug. 10. IS. n2ewi
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-09-04
The MalIs--The Mails.

The man of the Chronotype, in his last is-
sSs. asks US soma very silly questions in re-
gard to to the mail carrying We are Meth
contractor, carrier nor conductor of the
mails, and consequently cannot answer. We
can tell when the mails arrive, wi en- thew
depart, and what they bring, but what be-
ONES of what We send away. it is not our
lu mess to know.
We have said that all mail placed in the
stice, have been sent regularly out. This
is all We have to say regarding that matter.
The malicious attacks of 'tho people of the
Chronotype" notwithstan ling. The envious
attack upon US by the Chronotype is only in
keeping with his unbounded aud unrelenting
abuse of every man whose views favor the
present Administration, from the President
down to our washer woman.
Queries Nos. l. ., 5, 4, and 5 being matters
out Of our range of knowledge and business,
ve will not answer.
Mr.. Eggleston, Chief Clerk in The Office,
informs US that Mr.. Fulsom came, made some
inquiries, received civil and pleasant answers
and went away apparently satisfied.
Not word of truth is contained in the
insinuations ofquery 7, and finally, we shall
not soon trespass upon the patience of our
readers with matters that can in no way
become our business to answer. If there is
remissness OF duty in delivering or send
-. u r IL. Al
charge, but We have no knowledge of any
thing of the kind. Should there be any We
will answer hOnoraLly and fairly whea ap-
piled to'personally, as Post Master, but no
malicious fabrication viii again be noticed
editoriAlly. If he can't help it let him howl.
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The Mails.

The Eastern mail viii arrive and depart daily
Sundays excepted Mali will be made up aud
closed at ~. I'm.
j. L. JOHNSON, p. N.
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OLIVER BENNETT Il CO
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in
BOOTS SHOES AND RR0G "

No. 81, Main Street. ST. Louis, Mo,
4 RE now in receip Of d compete assortment
"A Of goods from their own aud other IN ,nu-
factories, adapted especially TO Tie Western
trade.
Purchasers are Invited to examine their stock,
manufactured and seec-ed with great care aut
warranted of 81 perior quality Orders viii re-
ccive prompt aud careful attention. iv5n2t5
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NOTICE.

NOVICE.
ALL persons are cautioned not to purchase
from L. A. owster, u Brewster b Co Ger
tifcate of stock No. 399, Omaha City, as the
same frauduieutly obtained, aud if sold
will moi DO valid.
v5n25tf J. B. ROBERTSON
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Hem. Wiiliams 6Co,x

New and acc urats Township Maps of Iowa,
IN Il rec d aud for sale at the post ofcs lltE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-09-04

CT Enigma in No. %, of Bugle, correctly
answered by "Oass,o Of Iranistan, B. V. s., OF
Little Pigeon and others. Answer "EARrH.'
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TIE RIVER Is UP-FREIGHTs DowH-GRoCE-
KIES ABUNDANT AND CHEAP.
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To Kansas i Nebraska migrants
PORTABLE & READY MADE HOUSES.

-TNHE undeTsigned proprietors 4 =
L Ct the St. Louis Planning n
Mill, having the most complete y
establishment in The west, for
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-09-04

JUUU gallons Stone ware.
Cash paid for Country Produce such as
hemp, bacon and lard. All kinds taken in ex-
rhange for Groceries at Cash Prices. (v5u2ily
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RAILROADS, ac.
GREAT NORTHERN NAIL ROUTE

~ IS = 3
NEW AND COMFoRTABLE oCHEDULEs.
iscsce DAILY froa Rich1ond to NsU YeSk. sCiA tyaa,
yTs e. Paaesgeys and Baggage through ths eisSss Or
-. M.asasnglon. Bali~ove. asd PAaadslpAia, Jrss Of
ON AND AFTER THE 18Th OF Az.
- 1UsT, the following quick and comfortable
sSneaule. VIII Be run over the inland route between
hienmon6 md New York:
neve hlenmond daily ct 81 o'clock A. NJ and n
esioee Z. n; arrive inn York daily q A. III. and
Fare to Washington + + class .s:s. sS
Baltimore lst 3 m
Philadelphia 1st "a
Between Phi!adelPhia and New York ff;v. t,unss
daily ct ~ and IS for each frst elsss nss..n
and Vi 50 and % for ID class do p.~1Sss'
For through tickets to Washington Bsltimo,. =,
ct Office. " se 1sA-
Besides the through and direct connection pam.d
ets direct can be obtained Ut the Depot Of the Bst
more and Ohio Railrosd Company, in Washinstop for
wheeling. via the Relay House, ct % So
S-The night train will not stop to take up or
put down passengers except at the following sta.
fions: Hungary, Cottage, Taylorsville, Junction
Chesterfield, Pole Cat, Milford, Guines's Freder
icksburg and Brooke's
Its deemed proper, in addition, to state for the in
formation OF passengers that four daily lines are in
speratlon between Washington and Baltimore, By
means OF which the traveller who through businees
OF pleasure, has been delayed In Washn ton hss Il
always In hisPower to proceed at conveniept hour
ploce. RIITu 'Ass
oco Agent Of fTf6naportatfon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

FROM THE ALTAR TO THE GRAvE-On Friday
night last, a Mr.. David Thomas was married 10 Bal
timore and about an hour after retiring to rest his
bride heard him breathing in an unusual manner,
inducing her to think something was wrong. She
arose, and found him breathing his last The
jury rendered verdict of death from organic dis.
ease of the heart
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Catherine Mcbride, married woman, committed
suicide In New York last Sunday morning, by cut.
ting her throat with razor. ltappeared that she
had been living in state of great poverty and
destitution with her husband brought about by the
discharge of the latter from his daily employment
and that of late she had been addicted to drunken.
meas
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THE TARIFF PRoJKcT.-It is stated that the Sc
retary Of the Treasury has amended his project for
tariff. Mr.. Houston, of the Committee of Ways
and Means will report SO nearly like 1t that 1t will
probably be acceptable to both Houses and to the
Northern section of the country.
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NEW SAVINGS BANK. - A. SAFE
IN INVESTMENT PAYING Is PER CENT ON
THE OUTLAY.-By calling at A. LEWIS and ma.
hing your purchases of him. you save at least Is
per cent. There il no Humbug about it. He 10 de.
termined to sell all kinds OF Winter Clothing at
tonishy low prices a. he will begin the manufacture
of his Spring and Summer stock in fsw days, and
must have ths room; nm 50 sia IN want OF Cotnlg or
tage to make their purchases Of A. LEVY,
as 50 Main street. sign Of the Red Coat.
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SINGULAR FATALITY.-Sevenc children belongin
to German family, who had just arrived In 81
Louis from New Orleans died within one hour o.
the 18th inst
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DESTRUCTIVE FIREs.-A FIRE broke out in Spring.
field, Mass, last Sunday morning, destroying q
building in which were about twenty Irish fami-
lies. Most of the furniture in the building was de.
stroyed. Loss not known. Another fire broke out
In West Springfield about P. M, destroying
three barns belonging to the Poor House, four
cows, ayoke of oxen, and horse and considera-
BILE stock of hay straw &c. This fire is supposed to
have been caused by an incendiary. Loss un-
known.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

AccKPTED.-Rev. Alexander Jones. D. D., fors
merly of Richmond, has accepted call to ST. Pc.
ter's Church, Perth Amboy, NJ j., and has removed
to that place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

Commander JOLLY, late of the British schooner
of war Bermuda, died on his passage from Jamsi.
ca to England He was transferred at ST. Thomass.
from the royal mail steamer Derwent, to the
Atra.o, on the evening of the 10th December, In a
very precarious state, and died at sea on the eve
ming of the 10th 1t will be remembered that Com.
mander Jolly was the British officer who protested
against the bombardment Of Greytown, by Captain
Hollins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

WfTHDRAwN.-Rev. Mr.. Moore, the Know Moth
Ing nominee for Governor Of New Hampshire. hai
Withdrawn from the canvass. He was ineligible
not having been seven years . resident of tn.
State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

SHOCKING CASE woman named Kavanah
was SO terribly burned in New York last Sunday
morning, while drunk, that her life was despaired
OF. 1t appears that while staggering across the
floor she fell against the stove, overturned it, and
hence the result described.
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ExEcUTIoN.-Two negroes we're hung Dear Mont
gomery, Alabama, on the 18th instant-one for tht
offence of numbering negro woman, his wife; the
other for an attempt to murder his master Tht
crowd present at the execution was comparatively
small
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

The name Of the young man who committed
suicide lately In Memphis, was David Crockett
not Brackett, ~ printed heretofore.
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R. G. SCoTT, Esa-A letter received In this city
from Portugal. (says the Enquirer of yesterday
states that Robert G. Scott Esq, American Consul
at Rio de Janero, arrived at Lisbon on the 29th of
December, en- route for Rio, which place he ex.
poets to reach during the present month. The
numerous friends of Mr.. S. in this city will be glad
to learn, that he and Mrs. S. were In excellent
health and spirits at the date of the letter refer
red 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

NATURALIZATION IN NEW JERsEY-A bill is be
fore the House of Assembly of New Jersey with
every prospect of an early adoption, which pro-
poses to take the power of making ctisens entire.
iy out of the State Courts and permit 1t to be done
only by those of the United States.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
~ e.; = q q d

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GARS STARTING FROM BROAD
~ STREET-HEAvY RAIL ALL THE WAY TO
GORDONSVILLE.-Thero road 10 now entirely relaid
with superior Rail, az far a. GordonsvIle
The cars during the winter will start from the old
station ON Broad street, at 7.15 A. NJ.
Leave Richmond, at lis A. NJ; leave 0ordousville
at IL 90 A. M; leave Charlottesville, at 225 r. N !:
arrive at Staunton, at S.25 P. N.
RETURNING.
Leave staunton, at 6 40 A. NJ; leave Charlottss.
Vile, at LAS A. M; leave Gordonsyille at ii 100
arrive at Richmond, $50 P NJ. -
Passengers for LexinRton 60 through In one dav
FARES.
Richmond to Lexington. sn....................S7o 90
charlottesville. ,.,,...... s0
uo.s ,..;n. & Go.donsyills. :;..:......:.: $50
take the train of the Orange and Aiexanda KailrosS
for Alexandria and Washington
PeSsOns luho leave Richmond at 715 Il M cnn ,oks
tAe Orange and alexandria cars at Gordonsriiis If
t ehoose to do 90. and by that train acN reach ler.
00ty 10 GeTdonsUilEs. -
H. D. WHITCOMB, Superintendent.
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MOHD, VA,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY q. 1855

EFFECTS OF THE SroRn-The heavy storm o.
Sunday night appears to have extended throughout
the country, and accounts of Its destructive effects
are coming In. The telegraph between Baltimore
and New York was blown or broken down, causing
a suspension OF telegraphic communication; and
the Southern line from Baltimore was only work
ing on Monday as far as Washington. In the vicin
ity of Baltimore the storm in its intensity very
much resembled that with which we were visited,
the wind blowing perfect hurricane, accompanied
by deluge Of rain, heavy peals of thunder and
vivid flashes of lightning. The Patriot describes
its effects as follows
1t was the most awful and destructive storm that
has visited this latitude for great number of years
Four schooners were capsized and sunk at the
County wharf, at the foot of Broadway. Their
names are the George Stuart, belonging to Mr..
Phillip Bandel; the Alair Parker, belonging to Cap
tain Watson and the Marion and Wasp. We did
not learn to whom the last two belonged. Mr.
Watson's loss viii be about S400-the others not
so great Some hundred cords Of wood foated
of from the wharf, which will be total loss to the
owners.
Further down towards Canton the destruction was
still greater. At the warehouse wharf SIX schooners
knocked against each other, that they have been
dered almost useless. Here, too, immense amount
of wood and timber was swept from the several
wharves brig, name unknown at anchor 10 the
stream, parted her cables and went down. Between
Canton and the fort four schooners at anchor upon
the Middle Ground were capszed and it s said that
the crews of two of them, consisting of nine per.
sons were drowned We fear the report s too true.
individuals were engaged this morning in endeavor
ing to raise the vessels and the bodice but
up to twelve O'Clock the names Of the schooners
were not even known Farther down Canton, to.
wards the old race course great destruction has
taken place. The most of the whaIyes were swept
entirely OF their contents. The early hour at hch
the Patriot goes to press precludes the possibility Of
our giving anything like detailed and accurate
count in this afternoons issue. The destruction
about town by the blowing down of chimnies. un.
roofing of houses, &c +, has been great. The large
warehouse of Messrs. Hayward l. Bartlett, on Light
street. was compl pletely unroofed. was also
three story brick house Ann street Baltimore
street Locust Point in for its share of damage.
Mr Coopers st. Charles Hotel, suffered considera-
bly, as well as several warehouses in the immed date
neighborhood. At this time estimate can be
made OF the loss, but it will be immense. We shall
doubtless hear of much damage to shipping in the
bay, if not of loss of life.
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SAMUEL RUTH.
ia Its Agent of Transportation.
FOR sCOTTsVILLE E

$S35@-l9ssHH FOK WILL ID
AND COLUMBIA-On and after
Monday the 8th day of January, 1855, our Packet.
Boat FARMER, Capt GEO. w. MuNFoRp, Jr will
leave RICHMOND for 6COTTSVILLE every Mon.
day. Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock p. NJ, and
arrive at Scottsville at II O'Clock A. M. the next
day. Returning, she will leave Scottsville every
Tuesday and ThuTsdsy at O'Clock P. NJ, and arrive
Sundays at 10 A. NJ, and arrive in ,Richmsnd at
O'Clock p M on Mondays.
The PLOUGHBOY will leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock A. M,
and arrive in Coumbis at n O'Clock P. NJ. Return.
ing, will leave Columbs at Z O'Clock A NJ, and ar.
rive in Richmond at o'clock p. NJ. Persons travel.
ing the Packets get all their meals on board
HOURS OF PASSING.
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pRICRs OF WOOD RRDTTCFD

1RiCEs OF WOOD REDUCED
viii thsylng on hand a large supply of WOOD. l
cord ~ ~7oo ana Tine a. ~ Per
the collection OF bills for wood. conums, m much
sn tiine than find that can devote 10 II, that
1.ssusins IN seensusinsd TO sell In future only for cask
INV isa at the store Of L. P. Ellis Co., or q
1s B-lns F'sAPSey ~ eI'epuS nuUtS nS'
HN BbiS. fresh ROckland Lime; fol
wv sale by
.9 D. B. BRIDoEFoRD 4 CO.,
On the Dock.
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propriated o. 900 for the celebration of Washing
toms birth day.
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OFFICE 4. r. 4 P. r. R. COMPANY.j
RICHMOND, Jan. /, 1856.
lS3s - ACCOMM A.

- TIN TRAIN BETWEEN
THE JUNCTION AND CHMOND-DAILY.
EXCEPT ON SUNDAY-On and after the 18th
inst. the Wood aud Lumber Train of this COMPANY
will have Passenger Car attashed. and be run daily
except ON Sunday, between the Junction and Rich.
mond, stopping at any point on the way for passen.
gers.
Hour of departure from the Junction, q quarter
Pm. ' S-oSA
FARE-same as on the Mail Trains, which from and
after the 18th inst will stop for either
way between Richmond and the Junction except at
the Cottage station.
SAMUEL RUTH,
ja 2-ts Agent of Trapeporfation
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-01-24

MEDICINES OF GREAT VALUE.-This is
the term applied to STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT and DIARRRQA
CORDIAL, by sixteen of the best apothecaries in
Bsltimofe-gentlemen acquainted with the skill and
used in their preparation. Praise from such a
proof of the intrinsic merits of these good
medicines.' In Coughs. Colds Asthma, Bronchitis
Group, and Consumption, in its incpent stages Sta
bers Anodyne Cherry Expectorsnt 10 recommend
ed with confidence; and for DsrI hoes and Affections
of the Bowels generally, the Diarrhea Cordial has
strong claims upon the confidence of the commu.
nifty. In those diseases named, both these valuable
medicines have achieved an enviable reputation for
their curative properties.
a See descriptive pamphlets. to be had gratis of
the Agents.
q Price for each only so cents or SIX bottles for
$3.50.
E.H. sfABLER CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists, Baltimore
PURCELL, LADD Co,
Wholesale Agents. Richmond.
And by Drusgirs and Merchants generally through.
out Virginia. ia 22-d&sl2t
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BEVERLEY r. WEXFORD. JR. Attorney at
Law, tste of Fredericksburg) will attend to any
professional business which may be entrusted to him
In or near the city of Richmond.
For the present, he may be found at the office of
Arthur A. Morson, Esq, on Governor, facing Capitol
street. de SLIM
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LEEcHEs LEEoHEs-The public are
9eapy Informed that have just received BY Adams'
~ iHPPie. h iot OF superior Swedish Leeches which
found At all hours of the day at the Hair Dres,ins
SssS uneeI tne American Hotel, and at night on
~sn' between Main and Franklin streets.
Nn;-Cnpping and Lesehing promptly attended
o, at the shortest notice. f'"Ap''s s'sen"e'
ho6 &c HORIZON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Door. LYNCH, Formerly of Lynchburg J
having been absent from the city the past SUNNI n
reuews the people thereof his proposal to pRAc.
TIcE MEDICINE
~ Office at his residence on Clay street near Sd
Calls on him win meet with prompt attention.
Ia lQ-onzt
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AN ounce OF fact is worth pound OF
fheory snd the swarm Of conclusive facts that clrs-
ter around that incompatible preparation, HooF-
LAND GERMAN BIrTERs, prepared by DR. C. NJ.
Jackson. Philadelphia, establishing Its value az Q
tonic and restorative. such as would prevent l.,
credulity itsef from questioning its efficacy. In ell
cases OF disease of the stomach, whether acute or
chronic. II may be recommended for Its soothing q,
cordial and renovating influence. Dyspepsia, heart
burn loss of appetite nausea, nervous tre relax
ston and debility, sc. relieved by the Bitters
In q very short space of time and perseverance in
their use fails to work a thorou sh cure.
Agents for this city-Messrs. PURCELL, LADD i
Co. and BENNETT BEERS Druggists.
IA. 22-d2w