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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-26
Our Florida Correspondence.
ST. JOHNS RIVER. EAsT FLORIDA, April "a,

ST. JOHNS kIvE, kA6T FLORIDA, ApruA, 1870.
Health Seekers and Pleasure Tourts7he India~ D6ieu,
ties the Southern Eontiey-Doinss of the Democrats:
Convention al Acknowledging Of the AMERICAN Obs.
rertion in Jl~e-S Inproremena- Property Of
Florida, de-, dc.
This 10 the season when the visiters tina.
seek this CLINE during the winter months fo- health aud
refuge from the Northern extremes take their return
fight, and outward bound steamers crowded to
their utmost capacity Among the vsisers OF the past
winter may be mentoaed the Of Bishop Potter Of
Pennsylvania; Dr. hobart, Gov Woodbridge Of hicti-
gan (who by the way, is s with us) and Of Or.
T,rg, Of your city. While mary Of your most dis
guisbed cizens make this region OF temporary
soourn, many also make brief deor with quie .ness
that leaves them almost unknown until they have de.
parted. Had net official engagements prevented, we
should have rad the pleasure OF visit from - James
C. Dobbin Secretary Of the Navy who in yIy feeble
heath during the last fall, and tina. account CON-
tsmpla'ed visit 10 Florida.
The Governor Of this State who has recen.Iy been 10
Washington 20 urge upon the government the employ
ment Of vountesrs in the service against the Indians
has returned home with satisfactory uces or that
subject There viii theiefre re extra o. called ses
soE Of the Leg stature would have been deemed ne
etsfary by the Governor. had not q willingness been
shown 10 protecuie tn. fight which has beep bsgn 10
the utter removal of the Indians from rlorda and
which, 1t is thought, cou be most efectnay accom-.
pshed by employing the state troops which are ready
1 CD required 10 be raised by Of the Isgis
in the event OF Outbreak by the indians and
vbsch has been enlisted according TO Law, aud Only
svait orders proceed to sctve duty They were to
been and have BEEN rendered 20 The general gov
err nant in the emergency, and, have intimstsd
above, also in great part accep'ed.
Yea will pro brby have the Newspaper Of the
doIgs o. the Democrstc Conve milton which assemb ed In
Madison week. They nominated N. 3. ]. Perry Of
Fast Forids for Governor, and Judge s. Hawkins Tor
Cor g1ess. Juoge H. II Of West Florida, and is now
tnr k Collector Of the Port Of APslschcola. He has
s.Ssn4 L..
and jurist and lawyer Of high standing COL Perry
Is 5an err popusr and intelligent eli zen and has
Sc TWO terms in the state Senate About ffseen
eest4p from the State appointed to attend the
e ncinDsu Ccnvertion- FIVE from last Florida Dr. g.
Dell md Captain III Jmas Iedwih from Duval county:
NJ Iotg, Phiip Doll ana r. A. Campbell, were ~
yoiot,d pIeeiGe btisl electors.
The American Convention Of ihis State meets IN TaIIs.
bssse 10 Jrne u VII be largely attended as there fg
t-crg organization Of the party In this state the gem
ltntn heqIently named 10 private conference FOR
tie respective Offices, are David g WAlhN, for Gy,snor
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Obituary.,

Four months ago this day. the steamer Pacife left L.
ve1ptol and nothing has been heard Of her
sir &c she passed in the Channel the following day.
tha she has been lost with all board there
be but little doubt. The loss Of steamer is fearful
thing, and sorrow 70 many loving hearts. The
writer Of this had many friends board the Pasfc, pro-
mnent amcpg whom was her commander, ASA E1DR1DGg
with whom he hSd been extremely intimate for many
years. 10 those Who knew Captain Edrioge it Is unne
cesfsry TO speak Of his many NOZZLE qualities, and the
best evidence Of his worth and the estimation In which
he held ID the universal expressed ut his
timely fate by AL classes with whom he brought in
contact regret constantly and continually shown by
the frat merchants both sides Of the Atlantic Many
tears viii be shed for him by those who indebted
him for their positions mates, stewards and sailors
and any brother shipmass can bear evidence of the
''good word ftly spoken in their behalf No mstter
how poor misht be, if he honest and capable
he was sure Of having friend 10 Asa Edrdge, and one
who would stand by him in the hour o. need Bold and
fearless the only enemies he made BY openly
and buntly speaking the truth he being incapable OF
d. re dlshonorabe action, and he famous
for never olngrg to wealth. This is not the pace to
spesk Of his qualifications 90 . eesman, or his sound
Judgment under dicu'ties those who have sailed With
him know that be equal TO any gensy, If
the truth could Re known would be found that his we'll
ssrned reputation fully sustained 1t his death.
These lines written BY who sppre TED his many
noble qualities and who deeply sympsthizes with his be-.
reaved relatives and friends in their sev.e affection
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The Growing Crops.


The Galveston Ntss Of the 10th inst. sayp Our ex.
Changes from the interior continue to give very favorable
accounts Of the wheat cotton and crops Rather
rain thar wAs necessary has len in sSDe sectong
snd planters will have trouble in keeping down tho grass
YET all things considered their prospects are highly
hattering
FLORIDA.
We lave had through this region Of country Saws tha
Tallahassee Journal of the 17th inst, within few days
past several refreshing showers which were needed "a
resuscate the drcopIg condition OF the vegetable king
dem The air Is now cool and bracipg, con- nuncatnr
health srd vgor 10 the body, and cheer 10 the mind.
The growing crops rep esented be in gratifying
state OF authorizing the pre- ion that the
yield OF brsadstus the present year win gresty exceed
that Of the previous one. ~
VERMONT.
Ibe Vermont Pdrto, published at Mon.peler, sAys:-
Farmers IN THIS vicinity regard the spring sesher be-
irg thus far favorable their interests il setting
better than for several years and the earth is in cond
lion TO receive the seed indeed much seed has already
been covered, ard early gardeners boas that some
hardy vegetables have already appeared sbve ground.
Ire sgrs Of the season suspicious thai Lope
farmer win peeec.-and no good farmer wilI--to tarn
every loot Of land " scecppt -.
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Aid for Nicaragun.
AN APPEAL TO THE CITIZENS OF THE UNITED
STATES.

From the New Orleans Delta, May Is
at meeting Of the citizens of New Orleans with gem
era and discretionary provide aid and assistance
tribute their the work Of regeneration SO noby
initiated there, proceeded, organized, upon
the discharge Of the duties they peeted pso
and through the prompt and efficient nberaty their
fellow citizens, were soon in position TO fit and send
vessel with considerable number Of snigrans pro-
safely their destination.
The With which the e1ertiors the committee
have thus been crowned induces the hope that VIII
De serious difficulty In rafting sssarY
to prepare and hasten other such rxpe ,tions.
to the whole south and to the Union az Age
which must reeult from the transformation now
il progress in the CeItial American asss is too OBJ
v!Ous to require elucoaton. But ths great work
only be accomplished through the active and ener-
se 10 operation Of those who nave At heart let
tnat single spot the face of TIE be- shich nature
has strikngiy marked the futG.e of empirs
for the commerce 4 The world TO 10 nnder the grasp
Of powers foreign to this continent hostile TO It'll
hneres, who would but turn it to sinister and selis
purposes.
the Union to aid BY their offerings, however email they
may be- in carrying object which 80 result
in the consolidation OF the only policy that mpare
to this great republic the influence that viii enable it to
retain smong the nations OF the earth prominent aud
dent Of the Minis Oy Ncarsgoa 70 the United
States, and the high toned nessage which, are
the Governn emit was prompted SO Imp ,rtant step
give ample assurance that the political condition Of
Nicaragua has ceased to be tansitor am that the re-
deemed State SAND firm and erecs-ssning, a.
it does on the strong ana friendly arm :. this republic.
subscr ptions may be forwarded to Mason Pitcher,
ESQ., merchant Of this CT who has kindly consented
to act treasurer to the committee with full assurance
TO those who disposed to contribute towards the
work that any sums transmitted By then WIN b fstA.
The committee hopes that papers friendly 70 the
will bli.h the above cali Atten ion to its purpot
S r. SLATER.
JAMES II. CALDWELL.
D. c. JENKINS.
MASON PILCHER.
W. G. MULLEN.
WA. JOHNSON.
SAM'L HENDERSON.
The steamship Daniel Webster advertised leave
New Orleans for Nicaragua the 22d ics.. The
Duncstion thus reopened Ut vas said would be perIna
nent.
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Ace Of Ai priseiaiss BE fer "on Buck" fra, 80
sosd and forever stun he could Hot 60 for such hArsA
vss oes bad abroad vhsss fisrss .nss ana
~ nSAt insst upon his nomination 70 svsnSs such
After eonrderabIs discussion Of this tone the resou
Meme were aid on the table.
fs discussion .ads squirmng among the Office hold
.od Busk," and they aid not rsiah this sn hibton of
nsir Mfaence in watching the interests Of the Pierce
sa.a san sad have their 70 .rs cut Of in the sa1s.s
Pierce might think they had been playing false
sSoud s sl would hsy
NJ 6HBnk1, Indian Agent under Fierce, offered the
following clinchsr:-
xscslysd rhA, The dslsssss from his STATE 2 he cnsn
q fSsaSs.s Who 1Os nown favor Of ali such m.
Ss s1s nsoss = Ss1 csar ssa rivers Ano
h advocating this, he said he wanted more milk and
The position Of the Fee Press and resolution TO exact
y suit him could be copied from that paper of this
ing, % follows
Resevsl, That thank God Tia. the administration OF
trankltn Pierce u drawing 70 = ciose.
In to the question any had the veto
M SHERMAN of lake Superior, said eyes; he had
read 70 the oountenAnee OF every in the street."
1bs sesouton was adopted-whsn they backed down
and Hfcnsidered the vote, and adopted the following
aso O0srsd BY GnmRT:-
Asseyea That the Presidents Of he bin for the i'm.
:.s.ss .Sa:a pscy Of he ds@oSr. e panty and &
approve position assumed by he national executive
regard TO Improvements
PMR koRxY, during the debates feared the delegates
not AL sound He had good to believe that
ssme Of these sec ed would prove shaky Buck, II
he backed down rom his Know Nothing doctrines as
sDuncisted many years ago. He evidently smened rat
the meal bag. He had got the idea that there
rot less than third of the delegation in good stand
ing In the Know Nothing lodges IN this Sats and he felt
alarmed, he is down on anything which looks Ike
american.
On the whole, this has been very funny convention.
] knew the democracy outspoben and
nuch agitated in this State before, and fear it
scnehsg serious 1t Is very wen known that there is
srong conservative feeling in favor OF Fillmore running
Arough this State which dips deep into the democratic
ranks. they cannot have Cen Cass- their fsvor!te
they weuld rather trust Fillmore vino has shown HIM
self . rational On the whole, think it benooves
Sen Pierce to lock after his Office holders in this safe
lhsy in epea rebellion - his interests.
Tie niger woyshippers dying out Many who
with them lsst year experiment have become
ask Ct H. and looking for congsnsl and
sentative organization TO set with.
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TIE CUSTODY OF A CHILD-TALBoT WARTS IN
CoURI-In the Philadelphia Quarter Sessions, 90 tae
24th ins the question IS TO the custody tf lite girl
named Svry, In reie q ghom much
CURED in Chestnut St. between Talbot Watts and others
vas heard hsoeas corpus The mother OF the ala
Who has been lvire with DT VISITS under uaos. pann
c'cuns ar ees according 10 his evidence vas pre-
sent With The child The ,a,her examined and tes
tilted that MS wife had let his house and had been
wife Ire bearing developed hs most oisressirg facts
The ehd vpo Of the most intellectual little rirs
We bsre ever seen was ordered TO the Of the
The case created great excitement DIR. Waite testified
.ha, TIE mother Of the lit lie girl came to his store
clerk &t he paid Ger board, increased her wages and
-oot ger With n.c 20 Cincinnati That she . most
excellent lady and well ntted 10 bring up child; that
rad rconsi Nth him now his houseksepsr, and
wishe6 there we're many more women 10 the world
he hs. e sso ..stis.a that be bad ridden ont riih
beT, spesrtsd Der bic s;'e, and sssd arm 10 arm
Tlyt hu 'rtqGersy.
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Superior Court.
nnnED ~ rnnA


PIe'snJusaes OAKLEY, oI g1s; Hofma-, slosson and
NAY 24-r.us.p Ross Ss Chester p.,e-Nev tia.
Costs to abide the event.
VIM Nelson, ct al, vs. Geo stevensoa dgment for
svor w. JOIN Gss
plaintiff, with interest, and costs.
james G. MoFs,t Va. j. Ralph sIckstt-Jutgment for
plaintiff for slSs rs, With cess.
Peter Reed, ct o. ". James 7. Drumgod, ct aLJudg
sylvsnus B. stiDwen We. John NJ. SOPHISTICATED TO
John G. Gottsberger vs., George 7, Sd Judgment
Tor plaintiff xfhrnso, With costa
Jtbn haiqusrt VS.. John IA Fargo ,sg~tn; affirm
ed, with cosss
SPECIAL TENN.
Before Ju jee DneY.
John B. Jordon Thet Atles Mutual Insurance Com
rspy -Judgmtn TOR plaintiff with reference 70 an &C.
insfsr. 20 report amount OF loss,
Philip McGnni,y VS. hTne Mayor DC, OF New York
New Trial granted, upon payment Of colts.
Charles W. Graham W.. Frederick W. Csmman De
muIrer led with liberty TO defendant to antwer
in dsys, upon fling 40 affidavit az merits snd pay
Ftnon j. RiuhsrGs vs. Geo A. Eood.-Dspurrer over
ruled and judgment for plaintiff, with costs.
second American Building Association vs. Plat Lewis
ct Al Demurrer allowed, with liberty to plaintiff TO
com plant In twenty days. Costs - me defend
ant. 80 ABIDE event
M.charies Buildirg Association vs. James Rogers, ct
al Demurrer overued with liberty 20 the defendant
u spswer in twenty days, on payment Of coste.
Mechanics Baiiding Asset alton Geo. W. Steven
ct al-Jptgment foi plaintiff, directing sale Of mort
iro6hJ I. Ne wiz, ct al vs.. Jeremiah G. Hamilton
DerouTIsr allowed. T~en days allowed 70 amend
rlsint, upon payment Of co.Ts.
Eize Magure, et a., W. Fora Joel. Ct aI-Ohjection
veru'td .sieum n; dec AIRED q be valid on ts face.
and .stres crested TO determine The question Of sud IN
in act rsfed BY tae pleadrgs.
Tie Hamilton Building kfsocia non John ". Rev
soldf- Jutgrfeat for he smount Il those payments
vfovsd q Be ia srres.s.
nsvid ta-', eec',; &c W Heavy r. Ffoe. Demar.
rsr cvssIulse, VIII hte-ty % dtisEeaot " in
1wsyiy tsys, Upes psyroert v vesH.
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The Judge and jury tried ana hs; sp
pssred sgAr ii kin BE then an .sctons,s learo
those on scAnoe, telling them 10 hs neet
him in HEAVEN, where ne was satisfied lie vss himself
goipg.
The Sheriff was the to leave the scaold. After
the esp orswn TO cover his lace me sheriff
drew the tighter, wnen he exclaimed, ''Nos
ugbt, for Gods sake ="
All being prepared at quarter after l. O'clock, ina
Sheriff gave the gns the prop ting the plat
form sithdIA aEo the victim Of offended justice
expiAed his crime sudden and death He
He'll about five ee ana undoubtedly dsiocsea his neck,
~ no struggles were perceived BY boee nssrest 10 the
gibbet
No had the trap fell than rusb occurred among
the crowd and the officials charged With the duty OF Sea-
ing the warrant Of the Governor properly fued were
forced from their lions, and Of great confu-
sion ersusd the police present being utterly to
maintain order.
The boo of Matocks cut down after the lapse OF
halt hour, and after post morn examination in
Of the Coroner asoeransd that the neck
not dslocate1, but that rupture Of the wndppa
had been equally eectual In causing almost instant
death.
Notwithstanding the throng inside Of The prison there
crowd 10 'front.' unable to gain access. About
twenty and boys gained point overlooking the
scene OF the execution by camberirg The top OF the
vail surrounding the debtors apartment, and walking
along to the wall ut the western boundary. This vas
quite feat the crevses in the wall were alone taken
advantage of in climbing Many of them found the wall
difficult to descend than 1t to mount and sevs.
raj ell but none from height to injure them severely
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snd James n Bsker, Of EAst Florida, fr Congress- D. s
Waller has, for several years. held The oss Of Register
q rsi.S.ssss He l. enc q the ssst poShe .Ss.ssrs
msy say, Of The country James n. Baker has vide
popularity, is svyer Of high standing in East Florida,
ard the present solicitor Of the Eastern circuit Teos
are q courre row only COZ jectural nominees
Florida is Alive TO the necessity Of providing means for
the development Of the Of the state by
construction Of railroads. The great lice Of railroad ira
versing the State from east TO west has It's ter
ninur at Jacksonville. II under charge Of different
scmpsAiss The company having in hand the eastern
sixty miles broke ground in the middle Of March last,
have nearly miles of road graded, and there
mote peIiod. Another company is engaged another
past OF The line from faAhasse eastward TO meet this
on Ss arg IA p
raised by county and town subscriptions. fbis
eund necessary, because much Of the capital Of the
country 10 lock in real estate and personal property
and yet considerable amount OF acLve capital has
n'asd which available for Of This character.
The Of the ci les and counties have
given bonds, which are amply secured upon large
amount Of real and personal property and they are
made to draw eight per cent Interest," payable sem an
probsby security which vil be sought after The bonds
the town Of Jaektenvh to the amount OF $50 00O
Tbis country although not growing - rapidly ~ tie
northwestern States In still having steady and healthy
only loo In 1855 it had Increased to over ZOO, while
he ne1eaie in the suburbs outside the limits VI the
psratGn mas been in greater proportion The value Of
value as returned in 1856, si4O s00-incieAse
years, 1884 ESQ., The increase If personal property has
been greater The business has increased over 800
cent The number Of vessels which entered this port
1850 l74 in 1875, ts0-increase In FIVE years. $685.
Regular Of between the oiies OF Charleston
ard Savannah regularly to Jacksonville connecting
with the New York steamers to those cities. Jackson
vile has become important lumber port as there 10
n nually shipped from There about 1000 600 feet
The statistics Columbia county equally favorable,
shown by the returns OF 1850 and 1855. Ia
1860, white population, 541 In 1885, white population,
5,221-nerease, 16sO in five years. Number Of slaves
owned In 1850 1885, number owned in 1860 1,e40in-
crease, 6T4 Acres Of land owned in 1860 46,479 In
1855 al 59-incrsaHe "a $50 Value OF lar owned in
$780, $274 5s5; in 1856, 81 042 25e-nceate $767
Value of saves IN 1885 Sl202 1885, of other per-
soDal property, 81, 00O, 600.
There he securities for bonds ntued 70 pay rail
road rpion of $50 COO which road passes centrally
thr ugh Columbia county, and terminates in Jackson
vile. The facilities furnished by It's construction will
greatly extend the basis of these securities and coasi
tue the only debt Of the town and county respectively
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~ Gtbba, GnIlarx for Pateu, Am

n Gibbs' Gallery for Patent Ambro-
TYPES AND PHoroGRAPHs, OF EVERY SIZE AND DE-
acknowledgements copied into Ambrotypes
and made permanent, or ii desired, to life size on
paper retaining the perfect likeness, and painted by
hrst-cass artists making most beautiful and desra-
BILE style of portraits
AmSrotypes, in lockets, pins, cases. and frames Of
all descriptions P. Z. GIBBS,
Connthian Hall. Main street, below 9th,
fo l6 Richuoud.
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HvGcS1s.rS~...s-..


~ God1fn 4 ADporson.
1914 nSy1rLANk ROAD two NILES AROVE HIGH.
AoM r, I0n SALE At AUCTION -Wiil Be- odd,
commsneins 1t o'clock the house snd ioe nov 4
the occupancy OF 1fr. Richard J. Thomas. The iof
contains u acres and adjoins the lsnds Of Mr.. j.
sny' ana opposite the reddencs to Mr.. John 4.
Terms It sals. 0oDDIN 1 APPERsoN.
oclt Apctionesrs.
Gale OF LAM ON ON1ON HILL.
me endsrnsned, us:tsss OF the Uaion Building
sund Company, undsr the trust Of ecrtsin deed
1854, will. ON THURSDAY. the 18th Ocsober. iass
at ocloet It the requs It Of the Beaad Of d.
rectors OF said compsny sxposs to ale for cash. ON
the premises all that laad, with tenement thereon
lying and being in the county Of Hsnico fronting %
feet on the eat line Of "a street and running back
between parallel lines l32 fees-being the same On
which the family of Mr.. Tucker now resides The
property lies at abort distance from the corrorstou
of Richmond The title 10 believed to BE- GOOD Sell.
ranty.
aE 3. d y, sASkss Trustees.
sale conducted by GoDDIS + ArpERaon, Aucts
MEAT COTrAGk FAKM 1 I.2 MILES
AaucTION.-Wiil be sold on TUESDAY, October
zlst, commencing at O'Clock, on the prsmises iii
Iar II not the next fair day the neat Cottage Farm
now occupied BY Messrs. Stebbins Miller located
:. above, on the road leading to Dr. VIM. A. Chris.
isns arm contanining 81 acres plat Of which can
be seen at the Office of the auctioneers
The buildings consist Of good dwelling house, con-
tanning D rooms Two story Kitchen with rooms On
open shed tor Coal and Wood Also large able with
stalls for borses, aud room for Carriage harness
proseader, &c; and also excellent Corn House -
dairy ~
TERMs-One eth cash; balsncs at G 10 10 "a mos
for negotiable notes added and title retained
O. secured BY 4 trust deed, at op. i'm of seller
OCT uODDlN AppERSON Arct.
immediately alter the above viii be cold on Hack.
lers Plaza, near union HILL nearly the whole of that
beautiful square No 40, bounded BY 9th goth and
streets containing sn aggregate front Of $50 feet
which will lie divided in lots Of suitable size
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at S. and
months for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained oODDiN 4 APPERSON,
ocS Auctioneers
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- WHITE Careasey MIA a..
~ n - sess and mest economical 0rsass ever kne~r
To- "a sss q waxons. csrrisses onuibussss csrts
So.. nut r,. 81 foush gearing cog whssis "a. Il
I'm ms,ns me same consissency winter and mmm., ps'
'e - osns g :. = md pounds, and In kees. hv-
,se y, EAOE BAKER, Druggists.
" ZS--dAcSm "ta sno iVsn streets
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Osb 0rne,s new M o n ST or
sKYLIGHT IS NOW COMPLETED, and AM.
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES arc now
taken at this monter size Skyight Gallery to surpass
anything In this part of the country. Come and see
for yourselves We are pared to put up ILLNESSES
In every Known style of Art. Now on hand, Morocco
Velvet Pearl, She'll, Union, Pspier Mschie and level
Gold Lecketts, and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Am6rotype and Daguerrsoty pc stock aud mate
nais at wholesale to country operators at New York
prices. OSBORNE'S Gallery.
my ID Sign of the Flags.
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DebtlItated Person ms those who have
suffered from ncesssnt fevers loss of appetite or i'm
proper digestion may easily be cured by the use of
bAKeRs kiTTEHs. We have known persons en-
reiy restored to health by these Btters after visit
INK sil the watering places without receiving anv
benefit IL any Of our readers are suffering from
oyspepsia, Nervous Debility Torpid Liver Indiees-
ton, Ague and Fever Sour stomach, or Loss of An.
petite they will find certain relief by using these Bit
ters a. directed Delicate females may rest assured
that these btters are admirably adapted to their s
Ing the bloom OF health to their cheeks Teethins in
lans may also be improved by their uss-whilss all
clauses and SEXES will be benefited by their strength
stand unrlyalied and must eventually supersede ali
others. We invite trial at once --
For sale by all Druggists