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LIVERY DAY is adding new and important
IL facts in support Of I" Limerick's Great
Southern Liniment" Within the last quarter
Of century, many and various have been the
inventions and discoveries presented to the
Medical Profession and the public generally.
But few, if any Of them. have met with the un-
bounded success of "Young Americas "last
discovery" 1t is now known and used in al
most every family in the SO It'll West, and its
course since it was first offered to the public
as an external remedy Of universal efficacy,
has been one continued triumph wherever it
has be n used. 1T has. by its own intrinsic
merits, obtained wider circnla ion and per-
formed more permanent cures than any other
remedy extant. The
sGREAT SOUTHERN LINTMENT,'
is offered to the public as a remedy which pos
sesses extraord nary power in curing
Rbensaatism, Bruises, Barns, Swaias, letter,
Ringisofm, dc, &c
II has been tested in more than hcusand
instances BY practical Physicians and men of
high standing. and has never failed in produ-
.oing perfect and speedy cure.
Agents
THOMPSON & EMASUEL, Yazoo City, Miss.
NJ. EMANUEL, Vicksburg,
BAILEY g. PUTNAM, Jackson,
And for sale by all Druggists throughout the
South West julyH If
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OIIS! OIES!

n GALS. pure bleached Winter strain
IW ed Sperm; 1000 gals. xxx Sperm;
200 gals refined Whale; 100 gals Neatsfoot;
$50 gals. Black Whale; bbls. English Lin
seed Oil, this day received direct from Boston
by .. G. LANIER Il CO.
Vicksburg. July IL
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HAMILTON WRIGHT 4 CO.,

SUCCESSORS 70 WRIGHT L. HALEY,
Wholesale and Retail dealers in Staple and
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, Plantation Sup
plies, first door over J. Peales, Washington
street, Vieksburg, may q.
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DUFF GREEN.


KEEP CLEAN
Or 000 LBS Of the well known vicks-
~ sOOO burg Soap, mot Boston) at
from IA to cents per pound.
Those wishing to patronize home manufac-
ture and are ignorant of he quality of the soap
viii please enquirssof the washer women in
city. For sale by s. GARVIN.
V,cksburg june 9.
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VAHNISHES.
600 GALS. no. Copal. $50 gals. no
ZUO Coach, 100 gals. white Damar, 100
gala. brown Japan, 10 bbls. Alcohol. Just
received by ]. c. LANIEh q CO.
Vicksburr July IL
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BRUSHES.

A SST. paint, varnish, whitewash, backing.
IN scrubbing and dressing Brushes. Hair
bfooms, painters blenders, camels' hair PEN
ellis. Also, cloth, hair, mail, tooth and shaving
brushes Of the nearest and most approved
styles. For sale BY e. C. LANIEK q co.
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TOILET ARTICEEs.


BY W8teT, Vefbena do, Lavender d..
Eesfdf1e German Cologne, Hears 0i
Beats Crease. Cold Cream, Alabssfer Tablets,
Hair Dyes. Amandine for chapped hands,
Otto III Hoses, Eau LustFa III
Barry's Tficoph erous. 81 ag7h Cream
Shaving Soaps, Tof!et 9qilps Of ever o76t, &
.Cour: Plaster, Indelli 6le hk Powder Pun,
Philocome, OK Marrow, Crystaline Pomo2 g
Rouge, Lilly White. ~ .eh Fth, Eoofh 1ike,
preslan Salts,
Hedeasnia for the handkerchief,
Ofiental Drops do, 20.
Cedr1l, IA Ho4es Glesna snd = ysxlely
Ia 49, {|on 81 ~ - lie1 = pss<iel
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WOOdvfnc Lo1ve136
lust received from the manufsck0fy, 4 2
bales Z 8 and "a Of this justly ctlsbI :
|hranc, and Tor sale BY
Jo1s 4, b. HOVE B 60.
|HDAC0N. PoRK AND LARD
~ 20 casks heays cleH and ribbed sides
caaks ShouIders;
e 1e0 KEGS Of Lard. for sAle ~, 3
CHAs- 3, 61fEDEs y co.
Nick5hurg, June 81 1860
.0011TE LIME305 barT9I7, nos tie S5'na7n
~ sizc, but Hour barrels Tohsc vtn4;ne 70 save
frieIt and get good lime. can be suppl 81 calling
On lyieksbofg, June q 8. GA1YIN.
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IN. CUDDY. .. BROWN. J. y. J1HssToN. .. II. EUEN
CUDDY, BROWN d. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
IS Camp Street, New Orleans.

We win furnish plantation supplies and
mako cash advances on cotton. shipped through
Jus, 10 the above house.
WIN. MCUTCHEN g. CO.
VickshsYrU iulv fe'
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Just Receives.
A LARGE assortment OF silver Spoons,
N Forks, Ladies', etc, all warranted to be of
the finest silver, which WILDE sold at slight
advance onscost for cash.
n1- No charge for engraving.
vicksburg. June 81 MOODY & KUNER.
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EhbmOS lhamOS - rs
A FEW left from the celebrated factories
N of T Gilbert g. Co., Peters & Co., and
others, all of which we win sell at ia ,tory
prices, with the privilege of returning the same
If they DO not prove as recommended.
Vicksburg June 81 MOODY g. KUNER.
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PURE
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
TINE undersigned having established .
j branch Of their business 4 Edwards do
pot, they viii keep constantly on hands full
supply of all staple and fancy Dry Goods,
VII re they will always be happy to see their
friends. HAMILTON, WR CHIT g. Co.
MVicksburg, july
.GHEAP PUBLICATIONS. A fms az
~ sortment of cheap publ cations on hand,
and sold by THOMPSON g. EMANUEL.
July
VvOOtIl and Hair Brushes
4 groce Ivory Tooth brushes,
8 dozen fine Hair Brushes, for sale by
HARDAWAY g. WHITE.
Vicksburg June 81 ga
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Hosiery. &c

Hosiery, &C.
A N endless variety of Ladies' and Misses
IA Mems and Boys of superior quality.
Alsc-G ossamer and Gauze Vests; Merino
do; superior Blond Lace Mitts, just opened by
June 81 e. A. MANLOVE # co.
FURNISHING GOODS
Il so dokenhnen bosom Shirts,
IS dozen gauze merno and Iisle thread Shirts
rs dozen silk and barred muslin Undershirts
Crayats, Gloves, Handkerchiefs Socks, Suspenders
Vieksburg, June "a JAS. A. COULSON d CO.
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fNKE7I RAcKER 10 pckes., soda.
Dss'on, butter and water cracker n,
'csixsa ~ DANIEL SWEET.
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Commonwealth Insurance Company Of
Harrisburg. Cash Capital, 500, 900
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13
DIED.

At his residence. near Tenslytown, D. @ on the
10Th instant, Mr. GILES DYER, f,r many years
clerk in the Office cf the Auditor for the Pos. Office
De- artment
~ The friends of the family are respectfully In
vt,d 70 attend funeral at Trinits Church George
town, on Wedn, sday morning, at III o'clock.
On Thursday morning, the Sth Instant, OF brief
illness ut the sidence OF Mr.. Gorge Mattngy, IN
Joseph Cost gn of Somerset Ohio, in the 2eth year
OF her ags The deaih Of this young lady, far fr m
home and kindred, though among kind friends, 10
the mere Distressing, ms she was but The day bef,ro
in fine health aud sprits in the full discharge her
duties as teacher OF fourishng school, and in daily
expectation OF "a visit from her iath.r.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13

!. TIE NEW PATENT Law Under this act all use
less patents will go out of existence in i've years,
and thus cease to block the way Of Others more
valuable. Patents, under the existing law, are er
tended to twenty one years by the Commissioner
Of Patents, and sometimes Congress is applied TO
for further extension. Under the proposed bin all
patents are is-ued for ive years in the first place
and may then be extended fifteen years more. at
the option Of the patentee--in all twenty years--
after which no extenson can be had Thus reliev-
ing the Commissioner and Congress from the ver-
ation of applications. In order to finally settle the
question Of extensions, and to deal equally with
all inventors, all patents nov In existence are
placed upon the same platform a. those TO be
granted under the bill, and subject to the same
prccsss for repeal by any one VINO may be injured
by them. +s s asn ae
Under the present Law no patent Ii allowed for
inventions produced in another country, In conse-
quence Of which foreign improvements Hnd their
way very slowly here, but the proposed bin allows
seven years patent 70 the hfroducer Of foreign
invention. This, it is thought, win afford Ameri-
cans suihcient inducements TO 90 abroad and ac-
quire knowledge Of secret arts which now give
foreign countries great advantage over us In man
ufActirineS ~ 80 fN
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rHIRTY-FoURTH CONGRESS,
FIRST sxsslos.
SENATE.
TurspAY. NY is. 1855.

TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1000.
Mr.. SUMNER presented the petition Of Rufus
Porter, asking Appropriation Of 5000 70 carry
out two inventions he claims TO have made.
Several petitions we're submitted and referred,
and several committees reported.
Mr.. FISH introduced a resolution in reference
to deepening the channel at He'll Gate, New York
harbor
Mr.. HUNTER from the Conference Committee
on the Deficiency bin, made report that the Sen
ate recede from almost every amendment they
had made, with few exceptions. The report was
adopted.
Mr.. JONES, of Iowa, rose to personal explains
ton. He said that when he made the remarks
against Mr.. Schenck yesterday. he was under the
influence Of morphine, aud consequently was very
much excited. He now said that " he took 1t all
back"
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee, arose TO the question
of the reconsideration Of the Iowa Land bill, OPP
posing the motion 70 reconsider.
Mr.. F0Or favored the reconsideration Of the
motion passing the bill He thought it should be
referred to the Committee on Public Lands He
was still speaking when our report closed
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13
ty G. w. BOTELER,
Auc iOneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE


u Property virtue Of a deed Of trust, re-
corded in Lb,r j. A = No. l03, foios 50, ct seq,
one Of the Land Recor OF Washington county, d.
C., shall sell, on Thursday the 10th of May, at
O'Clock, NJ, in front Of the premises, the following
very valu' bic property, to will
All that part Of orignsl Lot No. !, in square No.
17e, comprised with the following metes and
bounds: Is ginning at the interse ton Of New Yo X
avenue and l7th street west, and running thence
north fifty feet; thence west one hundred and four
feet and seven II ches; thence southeaster eighty
two feet and six inches, to point n New York ave-
nue. eighty feet and SIX inches from the point of
beglnning and thence in straight line to the point
of beg nning, together with the improvements.
Also, original Lots Nos. and 10, in the same
square, comprising Lots. Nos. l. p B. A. s, and g. ac-
cordng to Davidson's Subdivision.
Also, Lot No. l6, in square No. 169, according to
Davidson's Subdivision, with the imp ovements.
Terms Of sale: One third cash aud the balance IN
two equal instamepts SIX and twelve months, for
which the pu chasers notes with surety and secured
b deed of trust on the property win be rtqur.d
Of the cash payment, one-hslf win be required ~ De
D id on the spot immediately upon the purchase; !;
aud failure the property will again be offered ior
sale
II the terms be not complied with in all other re-,
poets within three days, the proper'y wa oe r,-soo
notice Of five days, at the rsk ana coss OIL me
d. faulting purchaser.
Tide indisputable Deeds at purchasers cost
WALTER ID. DAVIDGE,
( as siesvs O. W. BorRLER,
may s-2awAds Intel Aucticsesr.
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THK ArNosPHERIc TELEGRAPH Many persons,
in examining the working OF the Atmospheric
Telegraph, imagine that perfect pac's'0a must be
made before the piston-or mail--is allowed to
move. This is not so. Mr. Richa dson proposes
only to remove the air in advance Of the piston
While IL Is l. notion and just as fast as he wishes
the mail 10 travel So that speed Of twenty-five,
one hundred, or Ave hundred miles per hour, de-
pepds upon the capacity Of the air pumps, and the
strokes per minute. Another error is ia supposed
resistance Of the atmosphere within the tube
This error becomes plsin upon moment's consid-
Grafton for, the piston moves forward at rate
equal to that with which the air in front Of II s re-
moved, they bear TO each other the same relation
that they would in state Of rest st--Spectcfoy.
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CIT Y FLA / R 8.
CORPORATION OF WASHINGTON.
BOARD 0FaALDERNEN.
MoNDAy Nav IRka

1881 49, aohDAf, nay IL, 100
Mr.. Busey moved that the ayes and noes on the
resolution rendering the use of The City Hall 10 Mr.
Buchanan during bis visit 10 this CITY be isel ted
Ia the journal as correction. Carried.
Z A message in relation TO the finances OF the city
was received in answer 10 certain resolutions pass
ed at the last meeting of the Board. Ordered to
be published with the proceedings.
A number OF petitions were received and appro-
priately referred. 8@
The Committee on improvements reported in
favor of grading and paving certain alleys, &c.
/ An act for the relief of r. b. Posten, was taken
up and passed.
ported adversely on the claim Of Justice Paul Ste
vens, for extra police services. The committee
was then discharged from further consideration of
the claim.
The taxation bin for $50 from the lower Board,
was taken up, and referred TO the Committee on
Finance.
A number Of Common Council bills were taken
up and referred TO the appropriate committees.
communication from the Register of the city,
in relation TO the ward funds, WAS received, read
and ordered 70 be published with the proceedings
Of the Board
report was received from the Intendant of the
Washington Asylum. Referred to the Committee
on the Asylum.
The President on motion, appointed commit
tee to notify the lower Board that the Boarl of AL
dermen were ready to 60 into the election of Elec-
ton Commissioners.
Mr.. Maguder moved to take up the Market.
house bill
Mr.. Busey asked the postponement of its con-
sderation till next Monday, in order that he ght
present certain estimates which he had prepared
on the subject, but which he did not have with
him at this meeting, as he did not suppose the
subject would bs brought up.
Mr.. Aagruder opposed that m gtion.
Mr.. Pepper bad refraned from asking the i'm
mediate consideration of the bill when the gentle
man from the First ward Mr. Magruder] wished to
speak on this same question; and he thought the
same courtesy should be- extended to the gentle.
man from the Fifth ward Mr. Busey.l
hr. Magruder still Opposed the motion, and called
for the ayes and noes; which resulted in the post
ponement Of the Market-housesbi bill till next Mon
day, by vote of II, to4.
The Board of Aldermen took recess in order
to go into election Of Commissioners Of Election
Mr. Marks moved To take mp the act for the re-
lief Of Mathew Trimble and Thomas Bayne.
Mr.. Busey moved to strike out all in reference
to Mathew Ttimble; which amendment was ac-
cepted, when the bill was passed.
The Common Council bill authorizing tempo.
rary loan Of 10000 at six per cent. interest was
taken up aud passed. I
After the passage of paving bill,
The Board adjourned gt rH
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MARRIED,

On ihs llth rlimo, BY the Rev r. X. s. Hough,
JOSEPH BOUNDS % ELIZABETH A. BAkER,
both u Sa, age, Pin Ge' rges county, Msrynn1
BY Rev. p Light Wilson. on the 18th instant at
the FrsnkIin House, In this cily, Mr. JOHN w.
STEM of Washin ton county, Maryland 10 Miss
LAURA VIRGINIA SM0OT. eldest daughter Of
VIII lam II. Smoot, Esq ef Prince William county,
Virginia.
AT West Point New York, on the 9th instant In
the Church of the Holy Innocents, BY the Rev. Br
Wells, THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY. Corps Of Engi-
neers United States A. my, to EMMA, daughter Of
Robert w. Weir, Esq.
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13
Methodist Newspapers and Periodicals

The reports Of tho agents of the Methodist Book
Concerns were presented to the General Confer
ence, sitting in Indiana, on the 9Th instant. The
capital Of the Western concern, after paying their
proportion of the award to the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South, and all other liabilities, $780,
4O6. The sales Of books during the last four years
was $346, ,886, being an increase of &S6 .O57 the
sales Of periodicals during the four years $SO2 $685.
being an increase over the four years previous of
$50 8O4. The total sales of the last four years. Of
books and periodicals, have been 4649,84O. The
report of the Northern concern located in the city
of New York, states the real value Of the capt. |,
after paying all liabilities to be $45422 and that
the profits Of the concern for the last four years
have been $4,000. This shows an average profit
OF over ten per Cent per annum. But the value
Of the book concern does not lie in the pecuniary
profit 30 much as in the production and circulation
Of an attractive and cheap literature The increase
in the last four years was very great. The report
shows the periodical circulation:
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned, having retired from
- the Wood Bu mess, would return their sim
cere thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore
ceived, aud would respect uy request those indebted
to to settle their with r. A. Hy de, or
Henry Greer wh hereby authorized TO settle the
books Of said firm.
r. A. HYDE will continue the Wood Business at
our old stand, street, between Tenth and Elev-
enth streets and would be thankful for continuance
of said patronage.
JOHN ATHEY,
t MARY y. HAISLIP.
NAV l8--3taW2w
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13

General Cass addressed the Senate yesterday for
two hours on the subject of squatter sovereignty
~ connected with the Kansas difficulties He
still "has confidence" in that doctrine, as John
Tyler had in Stocktons gun after it burst and de.
stroyed the best part of his Cabinet
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13

The House yesterday passed bill appropriatine
s3so,00O to remove obstructions from the moutl
Of the Mississippi
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13

Mr.. Faulkner confrsdcts the report of his losirrg
large sum by the failure Of person in Berkeley
county He was security for him, but is fully Sc
cured himself
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13

WAXING Up SISNERs.-We have heard Of an old
minister in Kentucky, who purchased whistle.
and when his hearers went to sleep, as usual, he
emitted from il q very shrIll sound. All were
awake, and stood up 10 hear himlaunch forth thus;
"Well, YOU are set OF smart specimens Of hu-
m,pity, ain't yer as he slowly gazed at his wo,,-
dering people; "when preach the gospel, you
60 to sleep, when play the fool, You are awake,
and look like rush of hornets with pole in their
nest
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13

sv- In consequences of a change in our car
riers in most Of the wards Of the city, there !,
necessarily a good many errors committed by
them in delivering the Organ. II will require
several days for the carriers to become nc
quainted with their routes. Subscribers who
are omitted will please drop note to the Office
giving their names with the name of the streets
and number Of their houses
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13


visiters Of the Military Academy.
The following is list Of the members Of the
board Of visiters to the Military Academy for the
year 1855:
William H. Duncan, ESQ. New Hampshire.
Mr. Thomas p. Shepard, Rhode Island.
Hon. John Wheeler, Vermont.
Hon. L. Kirkpatrick, New Jersey.
Rev. John B. Spotswood, Delaware.
Col y. II. Smith, Virginia.
Hon r. F. Simpson, South Carolina.
William b. Read, ESQ of Kentucky.
Mr. +. G. Eastman. Tennessee aaa q
Major John Hendricks, Indiana.
DIR. w. w. Roman, Illinois. -
Hon Epaphroditus Ransom, Michigan.
DR., John j. Lowry. Missouri.
Mr.. Franklin B. Sexton, Texas.
Judge VIM. I. Barbour, California.
The following are the cadets appointed by the
President "at large" and from the District Of
Columbia, for 1855
Edmund Kirby son Of Col Kirby, deceased, late
of the United States army ryp
George v. Henry, son Of Capt. Henry, deceased.
Justin Dimick, son of Major Dimick.
Franklin Harwood, son Of Captain Harwood,
United States navy.
Camp ell Emo y, son Of Major Emory, United
States army
Lew.llyn Hoxton, son Of Dr. Hoxton, deceased,
formerly Of the United States army.
Rob,rt l.. Eastman, son Of Captain Eastman,
United States army
Jefferson d. Bradford, son Of David Bradford,
deceas d; served in the war Of 1919. tM,
Henry A. Dupont, Delaware. EN
Frank A. Davis, Pennsylvania, orphan family
rendered much service in the Of 1912 and sub
seQuent ars
Wright Rives, District Of CoIumbia. TUnion
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13

AMERICAN MEETIso IN THE FIRST WARp.--Ths
Americans Of the First Ward held large and en-
thusiastic messing at the Union Engine Company's
Hall last evening. A large number were collected
upon the outside, unable to obtain admission on
account Of the crowd. sf sfta tgua
The meeting was addressed by Slas H. Hin,
E-q, the American candidate for the Nayoralty,
and formerly resident Of that ward. Mr.. H,lrs
speech, though necessarily brief on account of his
health, was powerful and effective, and was warm.
ly spplanded. 5sEa4N 9a5 sT1aA
Our friends in the First Ward are firmly united
and in the best Of spirits. They confidently rel,
upon majority Of fiity votes for Hill, and win
come out Of the contest with banners proudly Ay-
ing, and the eagle of victory soaring triumphantk
above their heads 3g rsSgl
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13
EIection Of Comm issi oncrs.

Last evening the two Boards of Aldermen
and Common Council, met in the Aldermen's
chamber at the City Hall, in accordance with
provision of the Charter, and elected three
Commissioners Of Election for each ward With
commendable liberality, the American mem
bers, although largely in the majority, deter
mined to give the opposition commissioner
in each ward. In the Fourth ward they appoint
cd two adopted citizens commissioners, or a
majority Of the whole number. e
ID Weregret to state that this liberality on the
part Of our friends was not received as CRATE
fully az it might have been by portion Of the
opposition. Some of them grumbled because
they were not allowed to select their men, and
actually objected to the appointment Of Mr..
Patrick O'Donoghue, of the Fourth Ward, a
highly respectable Irish citizen, and a Catho.
lie and not inferior to any man in the city in
point Of honesty and integrity They wished
to thrust Mr.. O'Donoghue aside to make way
for Mr.. Frederick Augustus Klopfer, rene
gade Whig .ss.
In the Sixth Ward, the Americans appoint
cd an Englishman, James Gull who has re-
Gently been appointed Magistrate by the
President. ,, -.
In aword, the appointments mall the wards
were eminently just and impartial known
supporter Of the administration was appointed
in every ward, and the American Commission
ers are, without an exception, mon Of high
character and unimpeached integrity. We
hope, therefore, that we shall hear no more
complaints Of the Injustice Of the American
party towards it's opponents. ~ s.tl
Daily American organ., 1856-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ty- Invalid, have ON tried Hoonand's

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German Bittersf Ifnot, read the following;
LANCASTER, April 80, 1885.
RESPECTED SIR have been for series Of years afflicted
with dyspepsia inactivity Of the liver and debility
My mental powers have been reduced to render mo
quite unfit for the transaction Of any kind Of business
After consulting many eminent physicians and using their
prescriptions and after usug the most popular remedies Of
the day. supposed to be applicable to always
failed to have permanent relief friend with much per-
suason induced to try bottle Of your celebrated Bit
have used BOTTLE and this day commenced the
second cam with cheerfuness state that has happily
improved My appetite and spirits have astonislnry
improved, and begin to feel though had (sul
deny) years younger and really amt prepared
say that consider ryse calculated for any bus
ness while, days ago. would have under AIKEN
to square the circle as to have after pted It.
Yours, respectfully, A. B. KAUFMAN.
To DR.. O. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphia.
See advertisement. may 7-1m