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ALsX. n. WALLACE. --H n. p wINsF1 sLI
WALLACE n WINGFIELD, 1
General Commission Merchants,

ATLANTA, IEORGL4. 4 .t .-G
WILL give special attention to the sale of Bacon Lard
w Flour, Tobacco &C., &C. .- ..a.-.-. .,,75 u
.h" t-"a REFER .-4 4 a..
C Wallace, Knoxville Tenn. Toole Bro Co., MARY
vile, Tenn, I Cox, Louisville, Tenn } Donaldson
Union, Tenn, johnson 4 Hair, Madsonve Teea Btah-
son q Bro, Sewer county, Tenn, Fains King. Dan
NJ jackson, Athena, Tenn. POullan, Jennings Co. An
gusta, Ga, John Cunningham Greensboro Ga, W Lu
cas- Athens, Ga, John Wingheld Madison, Ga, Carbar,
Rolf Macon Ga. + Willis Savannah Ga nJv7-IY
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THREE Daily Through Trains between Phiadelphis
l. and Pittsburg THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philsdephia for Pittsburg at III, A. NJ and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia ct Z, AN. THE FAST LINE
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at NJ and Pittsburs
for Philadelphia at l, z. ii. THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Ptsburg at H. P. NJ and
Pttsburg for Phladelpha at 10, P. NJ. r .-.
The above lines connect at Pttsburg with the Railroads
10 and from ST. Louis Mo-; Alton, Galena and Chicago
ILL.,; Frankfort, Lexington and Louisville, KY; Terra
Haute Madison Lafayette and Indianapolis Ind Cincp
nst Daytop, Springfield Belefontaine Ssndusky Toledo
Cleveland Columbus, GAINESVILLE Msssillon, and Wooster
Ohio also with the Steam Packet Boats from and New
Orleans, St. Louis Louisville and Cincinnati
Through Tickets be had to or from either of tbs
above places.
For further particulars see Handblls at the deren,
starting points, Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest aud most expeditions route to Phladelphs
Baltimore, New York or Boston.
THOS. MOORE AsENT, Passenger Lines, PRiLGda
]. MESKIMEN, AGENT Passenger Lines, PittsburS.
Phiadelphis. lS56-iauS-lY
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JEW DAVID, Oh HEBREW PLASTIC


SIHR Great Remedy for Rheumatism, Gout Pain in the
i side, Zip, Back, Limbs and Joints Serotuls, Kings
Sv White Swelling, Hard Tumor SG Joints, and all H.
ed paths whatever.
Where This Plaster is applied pain csnno exist
beneficial in Of weakness, such as Pain
Aad Weakness Stomach, Weak Limbs, Lameness, AZ
5sctioR OF Lungs their primary stages 1t destroys in
James Boyd Pickens district, South Carolina tesges
shat BY alone he cured Of rheumatism In both
0f h!s knees, of several years standing.
Ths following handed us by respectable Physician
In Georgia;
IiTer1o Hebrew Plaster very extensively In my
practice OE three psst and Il is with pleasure thai
their superiority all other articles,
which acquainted for the purposes for which they
are recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially, Is an
universal penseca for local pains have also found mos
excellent application for sprains and Bruises gives uni
vsrsal sausisctior wherever used. SIS oSL1N, NJ D.
Knoxville, Ga, March 9Th, 1883.
NJ Beware Of CouBteTfets and base limitations.
ms genuine will in future have the signature OF e. Tay
O he steel plate engraved th label the top of each
hox. -
dclels n existence.
ire snuine sold by US, and by agents appointed
S-o lrS he South and pedAr allowed sell It. Deal
srs generally cautioned against buying Of
N 'by \ worthless article. SCOVIL q MEAD.
III Charres street New Orleans, Sole General Agents for
he eSouthern States whom all orders invariably be
sod also by Ewin brothers, Berry Demoyile, r
Soscos Thomas Wells aud @ w Bendershoit, Nashville,
Tsnn snd By all other Druggists through the State
t,nIQ-IyddEtW.
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COAL COOKING STOVES. --
WE have just received small supply Of coal
w COOKING STOVES, OF different sizes that are so
highly recommended to that we have hesitation in
wsrrantug them
Ths Prize Coal Cooking Stone
The Keystone State, ag
The Lily of ths West, - -.
a- The Beauty Of the West
The advancing prices of wood makes It inpoTbnt TO
economical Housekeepefs to provide good Stove thai
will cock well with coE These have far given entire
satisfaction recommended to the attention of bose
sbout to supply themselves with Cook Stoves.
We have also the following patterns Of tight Stoves
Tor wood universally popular in the Eastern States Tor
their economical consumption of fuel warranted to bake
and draw well: ..
The May Flower two sizes;
The HaleyoD, Two siEss; ... .. "~
.--. . The Comet, tour sizes. tis'.- '...
We have also in store for sale our usual low and &C.
commodatmg terms the following popular Stoves from the
best foundries Of the West
The kentuckian Cook Stove, iwo sizes, '.
The Indiana do do do; ....
The Tennessee do do do. ..G .-..
IN Tne Iron iron Tree premium t r...a .l
The Penpsy ylvaDisn all Of winch we sell % a. o6
terms as they can he procured in the city
THE WRCOGHT IRON COON STOVE
The Tennessean four sizes we D1snuiseture and have
on hand good supply OF these popular Stoves and
are now able to supply all orders. .,-.. .-. s-.
june2s - MACKENZIE d WILSON
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GEORGIA LOTTERY!
by Authority of the State ofGeorga.l

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY. -
CLASS Is, E
To be drawn IN the City Of Atlanta Georgia in public on
THURSDAY, august 2s, 1885, on the
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5. X. BURYHOT.DER

- GENERAL COILlHS1OY AERCHAN7s.
No. 10 FRONT ST, NEW YORK.
Particular attention given GRAIN and all Southern
produce.
~ Refer to r q. LOWRY, Esq. Cashier Bank Of tn.
Republic, n. Y. marIs-sIn
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Pianos, Pianos.

IEJE have receiTed Fourteen uots new Pi- --ze7zsS
w sro-sorses FROM t5sse aaFivsiltd ma 81
kerS, Light, Newton Bradbury ana HaiDes7 y i5-9
Bros which makes our stock very large and desaabIs
We would be pleased TO have these nstruuens exnined
0J all whether they desire to purchase not. Ever Pi
sold BY shall be warranted 70 siys satisfetia n
every respect may7 W 4 K FREEMAN
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10 be drawn on
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1855,
AT Concert dali, Macon, Ga, under the Sworn Super
intendeIee Of Col Geo. N. Logan snd Jas A. Eisbet
Esq.
Patrons will please examine this Scheme esrefully-
compare it with any Other and If it is not the best
offered and the chances to obtain Capitals far better don't
ohaza
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NASHVILLE BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY,

NASHVILLE BELL AND BRAss F0UNDbY,
Nol71S South Front Street, s...
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
A B. UOOk practical Bell and Brass FOunGrr success,
IL soT TO Weller Cook, is prepared TO mlnufaoturs
TO eT Bells for Churches Steamboats, and panf4Jl
Also, Steam Whistles OH Globes, CyinIsr, u. -
Founsin and Stop Cocks, Hose and Salt We'll JaI. IN
Mounting, Anti-FTiction Metal.
All WORK made 6y me with ne2tnesssnddiS of the
best material al low prices and warranted. snls--ly
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Extra Fine Pian0g. !.

n OF FlAnO-E OTtsS
IA ana several OF them extra ius InsTr- e1tss-sES
msos, consequently involving larrs n IN
amount Of capital, will offer great Inducements A. 80
or short time customers. have also a l.rgsss,.,S
Of Guitars, AceoTdsons, ViOlns flutes Sstr's a. se q
which will be sold unusually lOsF To- make --s g
Fab Stock Aso, large aud vel ssl,ced s.asL 80 $50.
Music and Instruction Books n5rsiry I.sI ~ - - =,
new and popular peciss Of the day Ail is feSscts =
solicited at y %, lsion stree! J. A. HeCf IN 80
PS-SchOOls and SemineTiss sayDlie1 a., "a b
able terms as any house in the Unite tsses : : - D.
goHez- y a McCLUREfa
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julyl6-dlm @ N NEWTON, Dean,
THREE THOUSAND ACRES HEAVILY
TIMRERED LAM FOR SALE.

TINBERED LAM FOR SALE
NHE Gndersgned offer for sale three thousand acres of
the best 'imber Land contiguous 10 Nashville. 1t 8
situated bey ond Paradise Kill the road leading from
Nashville CaTksvlle and point Of abundance Of fine
1mber wstsr and other facilities offers Inducements to
those wishing to engage in heavy lumber business that
assert cannot be surpassed by any other 10
cation in Tennessee. To purchaser who wishes to en-
Sass the lumber business and has the capital sufficient
% ms this land will be sold upon such terms and
with such facilities will enable him TO pay for 1t in ff
teen month"; it will be sold upon accommodating terms
% any other purchaser.
xaaersd and timbersd with some improvements, which
viii bs divided into tracts to suit sold upon
accommodating terms
For information in regard to the above lands, Apyt
Er b. Garrett at the SeERpee House to the under
signed ST Ridge Post Office Davidson County, Tennessee
June s-eO8E W. T. GARRETT BROS
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C0ELEY 81 JOHNSON, 1850 s-1s.-s -.
kSoceessoIs 70 Mcclure s Moors1
NO. 4" broad, and No. 81 south MaFket st.s -
Nashville, Tenn. lsIg IS
X E6f constantly sn hand al kinds Of Ceokiae and
- nns%ns o'oses PLAIN and ornamental; slso,-Tin-
Hoonng ana SPouting done With neatness s1d dsspSeb
nnes' iron ana Copper work foe Boss Roilfno %fls9
tanhsa Factories and Stills done cheap a
~oH1-- ... iaaiS-lY.f..rf
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THE CopartaerShip of PERKINS. Ca MPPFTE - -
of tbs city, is TINS day dissolved by Mutual causst
either Of the coParners having the use ohe ua o "a
nrn 10 h9uidsalon- W. N. PERKINS
" y. cAARBEII4a
New OriS6pa. Dec 8 ISIS = = =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

We direct attention to the card of the Amer
eau and Western transportation Company, in
another column. The boats of this line ply be
tween Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee and She
beygan, touching at all intermediate ports. The
line embraces eighteen steamers, aII3of the lar
gstclass, with ample accommodations for freight
aal passengers, and fttedup expressly for the
Upper Lake trade, and passengers may feel en-
trey secure upon them, as they are built, we
learn, Ofthe best material and in the most sub
stantial manner. The Lake navigation to Chi
easo will be open on the Goth, and the company
now have eight of their boats in the larbor of
Cleveland, ready to go out All frcights con-
.isnedtO the care of Mr. Bond will have his per-
sOnalattenton, and be forwarded without delay.
Parties wishing to contract for freight or pas
sage, can do 50 by applying to Mr.. Bond, CleYe-
land, Ohio
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WAsnlNGToN, April %.

WASHINGTON, April 10.
SENArR-Mr Seward presented n joint reso-
luton which was referred to the COMMITTEE on
Foreign Relations, providing that uninhabitcd
lands lying beyond the maritime jurisdiction of
nations, which have been or hereafter may be
discovered and taken possession of by American
citizens, whether in public service or not, shall
become part of the tcrritory'of the United
States, and jurisdiction shall be asserted and
maintained over the same; but the right of prop
erty in deposits of guano or of any valuable nat
uraI product of such, and the waters thereof
shall be vested in the persons who shall have
discovered and taken possession of the same
Provided they shall be citizens of the United
States, not engaged in public service; their sue
cessors administrators and assigns, with the
the privilege of entering upon and occupying
the grounds and waters for the purpose of pre-
serving, disposing Of, and taking ssid deposits
The bounty land bill was. debated and then
laid aside to enable Jones of Iowa to make u
speech on Kansas matters, in reply to Earlan'S
remarks the other day Adjourned
HoUsE-They came here asserting national
freedom aud scctionalism of slavery, to make
the issue the repeal Of the fugitive slave, and
the restoration of the Missouri restriction, pre-
venting the admission of slave states into the
Union, They came here Boosting a majority
and elected their leader Speaker. Rumor said
they dared not go before the country with those
ND fiaud. if the north is abOliShOnizcd make the
issue boldly, no cowartily skulking rio
Mr.. Giddings appealed to the ciYility of Keitt
to give him the floor
Mr.. Keitt said he could not having promised
to renew the motion to reconsider the vote.
Clamorious cries of question, which was taken
and decided affirmatively. Adjourned.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

Tue stcubenviIle Herald says printer by the
name of Hart, was drowned from the steamer
Forcs. City, on Wednesday last He was in
our office the day before, and our cOmpositors
furnished him money enough to go to steuben-
Vile lie said he had been sick for along Tins
with the Ague. We offered him work but he
declined taking it.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

Az exchange gives the following as the eti-
qucttc of visiting cards Persons of poor memo
RIGS should cut it out and paste it up in a con-
venicnt place :-"If, in leaving card, you wish
simply to denote passing'caIl, neither of the
corners must be turned, but if you would have
it imply.. that you intended to-make visit, then
turn down the lOwerright hand corner; If you
would express coincidence, the lower left hand
corner must be turned down; if you call on bust
ness, then turn the upper right hand corner;
and ifyou called to say adieu, then turn down
theupper left land.. corner! This may be called
snail business-soi it is; but if you must use
cards or Nulusc them, then you should under
stand their use. To say the least of it, they
are sometime. very convenient, and by the man
ual.pbOve it seems can be made to aspeak five
diaerent-Ianguascs.;
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~ Change of Time.
NN after Tuesday, Aug 1885, until further notice.
" Trains xillhe as follows Saturdays excspted)
GOING NORTH.

GOING SOUTlT-The sGA. N. Train will connect at San
dusky with Morning Tranfron Toleoi Alonr9eTle with
CcaS Express tile Southern Division of C. T. Road; at
Shelby junction with Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; ut
Mansfield Junction Express from Pittsburgh, and Mt
Newark with the West Trims tile Central Ohio
Railroad .a.4-. -. z IL
The 90 p NJ will connect at Saudusky with steam
BAY City Detroit; Aonrocvlle with western Train
C & NJ Shelby Junction at 5.21 r. NJ with the Mall
Train on C. C. c. H. c. for Columbus Cincinnati at Mans
cld Junction 555 p NJ! with Fast train on O. r. r.
for Pittsburgh, and ut Newark with East and West Night
Trains oil Central Ohio u. r..
GOING NoRTII-Tls 9isG \ N Train will make close CON
at Newark Mail Train from Bellar c. o. Il.
R MT Mansfield with Express for Pittsburgh; at
Shelby Junction 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo New York, and at SOnr9cTlle with
Mail Train OIL c. &, T. road to Toledo, Chicngo, &C..
9:10PM Train will connect ut Newark with Express from
the East on Genital Ohio Roa Mansfield Junction with
Fast Train for rittsburgl at Shelby Junction At Sl y
Express Chicago, and Mt Sandusky with tile
''F+'N, 10y - ]. n. RoBINsoN, sup't.
sanlusky, Aug. 4, 1855. sep15-tf
--7-17--T = Change OF Time! 30
CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD. =
!, n g. MAIL, DAILY LINE -ls
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Tnr "Young America" Capt Smiths new
,,,,t for the Parkersburg and Pomeroy trade,
will he finished in few days She was built
BY Messrs. Wilson & Dunlavcy; engines by II.
" Phillips. The .'Youpg America" is neat
little craft drawing but IL inches light; and will
be a good lOw.watcr boat.
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IIy INC NUoVt stNICnltnt II trUC.
~ THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat Il. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
nEADAoME AND DEBILITY.


Mr. Slas IIsconl of Birmingham says-"I have found in
Ilorrlaves Btters remedy for headache and debility. My
wife has also used it with the greatest benefit, II -
Mr. s. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also says he has expo
rienceL much relief from its use for headache. -
.-5'fA i =! READ THIS. a-tl- b. -s f''tt
4 Eo6ndepiS 7esim0Hy-JAcOb RlnskGs, living in the
Holland settlement Of SheboyGnn, Wis ftcr suffering
for time the misery aengan utter prostraton of
mind and body, have been restored, by using BoerMVes
Illtters, to perfect health" - $50 n i7H5@.'yts
this remedy being In such high repute among
the Iollnners in Wisconsin,, Michigan, New Y0rk-n fact,
every Holland settlement I'll the United Staes-argues
its favor. . .. -ra 'tli 50 a'i -taE Fa- 'ia
STRENGTH. AND HEALTH RESTORED. F.s
Mr. JOHN Davidson, living tvnmes above Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal "When taking
Oerhaves Holland DItters could hardly walk-nOw
Joy excellent health." t-- 5-F's
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-04-17

W. learn that large landslide occurred at
rllisot,s AlIlls yesterday, on the Baltimore and
l,io Railroad, SO Obstruetingt the road that trains
iii not be able to pass for day: or two 2,
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M HAScuEn.-This gentleman will appear
tonight, for the second time in this city, in the
character Of Hamlet. To master this conception
Of ShakesPeasgs genius, has been the ambition
OF aa prominent actors Of the present century;
and no play has caused more strifes and discus
Sl0ns among the friends of the various actors;
successes and downright failures; than this same
piece of Hamlet This philosophical Dane is
Character not to be understood in a. day nor
months study, and the true conception is only
10 be arrived at by long and arduous application
and great experience of human nature. On the
former occasion of its production at the Athenas-
UNI by the present Company, our engagements
permitted us to be present at the performance
Of but one act, and the impression made upon
our mind by Mr.. Hanchett, in the character of
Hamlet, was very fiatteriug indeed to that gen
tenants histriOnic ability. If Mr. Hanchett is
not good Hamlet now, it is only because he has
not devoted that attention to the character of
which he is capable. Those who visit the play
tonight will have occasion to applaud him
more than once during the progress ofthe piece,
i0r the correct and elevated style of his acting.
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TINS wood work in the cellar under the Union
Hall took fire yesterday from the gas, which
lad been carelcssly left burning by some work
r,en The fire was put out before any material
damage was done. ,5-.4s 81
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route had better De selected. AnyfodiFte Where
too many extra drayagcs and high commissions
are not exacted, wonld beam tadfahtdge Just
now well as Felieffto that over frthcnel
Fe1ty.i'S ses6hlgi. 4. q -, q. st.iF.
The Local Inspectors of Cincinnati have i,,-
yestigatedthe cascof the collision of the steam-
Fets Golden Gate and ohio,in the Ohio river, be-
low Cincinnati, on the 9Th day of last Septem-
bcr. 1t occurred in the night, involving theloss
of thrcelives. The Inspectors decided that the
respective pilots at the wheel of each boat at the
time were in fault That they misunderstood
each others signals, were unski llfnl and suspen-
ded each, for thirty days. They were Mr.. Nor
rison, pilot the Ohio, and Thos Trunnell, pilot
of the Golden Gate.
The storm of Saturday extended generally
over the country. Considerable damage was
done along the river from Pittsburgh to the
mouth. The storm was quite seyeroin the Eas-
tern states.
The Louisville papers say that the Interchange
brought down from Wheeling, ! ,3167barrels and
sacks of potatoes for that market ~.
BETTER AND BETTER. -
eEAD what hasI,ss aeeomglssd, BY Prof pearath's
IL Electric Oil In Wheeling and vicinity 4; =c t.iyr
Mr. IL. O. Frey, 81 BrtdpeOFt says that the Electric Oh
RelO his bOYis finger, In two applications He
bad not slept nghta previously on account Of the
pain. So #,55-,' ,....sfs5sss-sia =
Everybody In wheeling knows .Iev BOOM, driyerof
Lewis st, Ciarsyle omnIbus He says, that apr!ca
Of Electric ON took all the pain md stiffness out
s wlfes han which she had been unable to open shut
say, for She now uses her hand freely
~ boon can be seen at the Monroe House every day.
A gentleman Wheeling says, that he has heen suf
ering With pain In his breast and side
has n0teen able to work sineclast August On satur.
day he bought bottle OF Tie Electric DIR and used II, and
his entire relief On Monday lie himself Us free
from all pain, and ready 10 90 toWork. - g
More Cares to puDliaa-which We have not for
now ASK Your neighbOrs about the Electric OIL.
PRINCIPAL once, SO South stt ST., PhIA.
7 aps ''''-' "'N'''N'e = 7. II. LOGAN 4 60.
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Trz spring Fever was decidedly bad in this
.;,r Yesterday. Butfew. constitutions can stand
. sudden a transition from the EXTREMIST cold,
:, the delightful and seasonable weather We now
have.
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.A.l I 1..,.1IT on ENEwSPAPEF3s.

y. IosEs1 selpo1D, at the sheFif7s office,
A'- e.,r hundred grape cuttings. just imported
e e-S Germany, which he wishes to sell They
embrace % varieties.
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AROther great Care effected IY AOerhUre'. Holland Bit
ersThe wife Of Peter De Nyitte living in Holland Town.
Shehoygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness Of the stomach and Indigestion She had been
under physicians for time, but the disease.
seemed to battle even his skill She purchased IIO
land Dttcrs Office, which have given her
nach her appetite and strength returning, and firm
medicine. 9.s Is 55. st-.. 81
We still to record many wonderful effected by
this remedy, but must await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have published from
true. "a. 5 .i.s ..tz-.-g- ~ J.. QUINTUS - ~
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FEVER AND AGILE

"A case qf Yght lioais' aadiao Cared 6y Boer1ares
Holland BierS-Nchael Kelly, No III Grant, smttll
field street. july while running ont
plying between Nntclez and New Orleans,
taken with Fever and Ague. For eight long months
suffered with this dreadful disease The greater part OF this
unable work, and spent at least my dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent relief
Three weeks Of my friends insisted upon try
ing s2Oerhures Holland BitterS saying that
guaranteed AFTER trying It for only week, must
state sound L have been at work nov for
weeks and have had return of the clis and fever
whatever" 49, $780,