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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

Hon. =. G. WAsHBuRN.- This gentle
man was unable 10 get to Lancaster early
in the week, accor ding to arrangement
He arriTed on Thufsd ay evening and will
proceed to canvass with Jud &c Crawford,
his opponent.
Ne finds that efforts APE being made to
ins bee IL voted with every
Republican member Of Congress, with one
exception, for the Dunn Bill, which it is af-
frmed, recognized slavery in Kansas. The
same bill however, re-enacted the Missou-
ri Compromise, which would forever ex-
clude slavery. The Objectionable part al
lowed those who went to Kansas with
slaves, U nder an honest or mistaken idea
that slavery was lawful there, to take away
their slaves before 1853. Had he voted
against the Dunn Bill, he would be char
|ged with opposing restoration Of the
Missouri Compromise. All the Republi-
cans voted for the bill because it provided
for restoring that old Compromise, but the
democrats and Know Nothings joined
hands to defeat it and the bill failed. In
all the tanglified cases and traps, he voted
one way or theother; be never lodged.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
Archbishop Hughes gives the lie to the Buchaa.


iers.
The Gslena Daily Adyeftises y me 9th
contains Telegraph Desp=.sn from New
York as follows:
Archbishop Hughes published the sub
Joined card in the morning papers.
The Archbishop of N. Y. thinks 4 duo
both to the private feelings Of Col. Ffe-
mont and his family, as well as to reasona-
bic self respect, to state that he has moth
ing to do either directly or indirectly with
a letter which is now being circulated
throughout the newspapers, purporting to
have been written by ]. McMaster, editor
and proprietor of the Freeman's Journal.
Several Of those papers connect Archbish-
Top Hughes name jointly with that letter,
and some of them 60 SO far as to designate
lit as the testimony of Archbishop Hughes.
Now, the Arch Bishop is bound to say
that whether, as regards the matter espe-
cially alluded to in this letter, or in regard
toany other topic involving, by implication
his name with any charges which could fix
stain on the private or personal charac-
ter of Col. Fremont, he, the Arch Bish-
op, has not made or authorized any one
to make an accusation against Mr.. Ere
mont.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
CUR Candidates.

DEXTER WARD.-Mr. WARD has been
the standing deputy sheriff of Grant Coun-
ty for over ten years and is the spontane-
Gus candidate Of the people, rather than Of
a Convention, for the office of sheriff. His
nomination was awarded as compliment
for trustworthiness. Mr.. SAMUEL VANCE.
his opponent, is worthy gentleman.
SIMON E. LEwIs.-Mr. LEWIS of Po'o-
81, is our nominee for Treasurer. No man
in Grant County is better qualified OF
more worthy of the office; and no gentle
man of our County has worked more dill
gently or made greater sacrifices for the
Republican cause than Mr.. LEWIS. His OPP
ponent, Mr. GEo. H. Cox, is well known
as professional ofice-hunter, unfortu-
nately for himself and the people of the
State a Barstow leader and Buchanan
manager. Otherwise, Mr.. Cox is a gen.
tleman.
JONATHAN H. EvANs.-We promise
that this gentleman will be one of the
most efficient and popular officers eyeg
chosen in Grant County. Mr.. N. H. Sur
TIE, his opponent, is a gentleman unknown
to us.
JOHN G. CLARK.-IIe is O. sound man
wouldn't do dishonest act for all the
money and offices in the State. JOSEPH
P. HUBBARD, his competitor, is an easy
and quiet gentleman, incapable of any
wrong, rather an estimable young man.
but for Buchanan we are sorry to say.
WooD R. BEAcH-Esquire BEACH, for
County Clerk, is an ornament in every de-
partment he is called to act in; amongst
men he is and honorable man-among the
ladies true gentleman, and among the
children Santa Claus. Maj. JARED E
BARNETT, anti-Buchanan democrat, and
highly esteemed gentleman of this yicini-
ty, is the opponent Of Esq. Beach.
Ed. D. LowRY.-We cannot vote fol
this gentleman, thonghhe is 100 per cent
superior to his opponent, Mr.. CLARK, and
will be elected.
G. WHITNEY HAYDEN.-A young man
of good moral habits, devoted to his pro-
profession as surveyor and engineer
SAMUEL SKATE, his opponent, we are not
acquainted with.
STEPHEN MAHooD, for Coroner, a fine
old Virginia gentleman grated into Wis
consin soil. THos. F. DUDLEY, his COM
petitor, one of the original stock of clever
fellows, an enemy to himself but the friend
of all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
CoURr.-A most delightful week VI

CoURr.-A most delightful week W
have had for Court. His Honor, Judge
Cotbren, dispatches business rapidly as he
always does. By some unaccountable pro-
cess,a Jury of Grant. County has convicted a
horse thief, being about the first conviction
for crime we have heard Of for long, long
time. The unfortunate fellow hadn't any
money-wonderful that enough sympathy
didn't spring up in the human chest to
clear him. He had no accomplices neith-
er.
There being very extensive docket Of
cases for trial, tho Court will run int
next week, we are told.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
Assembly, District Conventions.

1t will be seen that three of the five
Assembly Districts Of Grant County have
called their Conventions to nominate can
didates for the Assembly. We hope the
people will turn out largely, that there
may be no blame on the action Of Conven-
lions. And for the sake of all that is dear
to the welfare and pecuniary interests Of
the people, do place in nomination sound
and incorruptible men, who will not &c
round at Madison with ITO Let" marked
on their Aces.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
Chicago, Oct. 3, 1856.

KANsAs.-"Order reigns in Warsaw
Lane has safely arrived in Nebraska Ter
ritory; the Free State settlers, whose
homes have been burned and property sto-
len by their enemies are leaving the Ter
ritory; the highways are guarded against
the entry Of Others, and there is "peace in
Kansas" How long it will last is doubt
full. Atkinson threatens to invade Kan
sas again, if Geary does not execute the
laws to suit him. Gov. Geary common
ced by arresting two OF three hundred Of
the Free State men. That was satisfacto-
ry! Afterwards he has ordered the ar
rest Of General Stringfellow, Jones, and
other ruffisns; whether that order will be
executed is problematicsl We have
strong hopes that Geary will Prove az i'm
partial a Governor as the bogus laws
which he recognises to be valid, will per-
NIT. But, in the best possible aspect Of
the case, the probability is that the conspi-
racy of Pierce, Douglas, Atchison, and
Stringfellow, to make Kansas a Slave
State, will be successful, if the freemen Of
the States do not succor their suffering
friends in that Territory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
n otice.

Circuit Court Of Grant County, State Of Eisoonsn1n
Equity
JEROME HARMS Us. BARSHEBA HARRIS.
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court that the
said Barshoha Harris is not resident Of this State
aud is resident of Erie County in the State Of New
York-On motion of J. b. Cary, Solicitor for
the bevenamed complainant it IS hereby ordered that
the said complainant notice to the said defend
ant Of the tendency of this suit and that rule has been
entered in the Common rule Book kept for that purpose
in the Office of the Clerk of said Court requiring the
said defendant to enter her appearance herein, to
plead, answer demur to the Bill Of Complaint fed
herein within 95 days from the entry Of said rule that
in default thereof that the said Bill of Coapls.
be taken as confessed against the said defendant.
Andon like motion it is further ordered that the:sad no.
tice be given to said defendant by the publication Of this
order in the "Grant County Herald" weekly nevspa.
published at Lancaster in said Grant County Tor six
successive weeks the first publication this notice to be-
within 20 days from the date Of this order -
Witness my hand this 7th day of October, 1856.
BIT the Court,
NJ. NJ C0THREN Judge.
l HEREBY CERTIFY that the above is true cow of
ccan order entered in this and now on de in
a. kmy Office.
- WITNESS my hand and the seal OF said Conr&
e@othis day Of October 1856.
JOHN G. CLARK, Tk Cir. Co~,f,
fo-ot GrGHt County Wisconsin,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

HEoKER.-This great German Liberal
list, scholar and Freedom champian vii
address the Germans of Galena and forty
miles around on the 22d of October. He
also speaks in English, and is one of the
most distinguished orators in America
He was exiled from Germany for exposing
white slavery and has had his house burn
ed in the U. s., as hethinks, for opposing
negro slavery.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLY.

To the electors of the Assembly District composed Of
the towns of Beetown Cassve, WATERLOO Patch Grove
Millvile, Wyalusing and Little Grant
will be candidate before you in the coming cleo
on represent you in the Assembly of the State Leg
islature.
l before you Independent Candidate-not the
nomineeof any exclusive party.
will sell myself to party Of men, pledge myself to
special laws ultra acts be tied to party chariot
but be untraIneled and free to act my judgement
and of proprety. you send to look to your
interests in the legislature let me go as free man.
love liberty and aoN be free and wish oil others to enjoy
the privilege: the right
equal and exact justice to ALL the rights of every
man, and child shall be held paramount to party
drill and Dominion
Economy in expenses Of State affairs, should be as rig
id our personal, town or county expenditures
If any publications. deemed adequate, and you
willing to trnst to defend your liberties and
rights elect and try itbut if you deem otherwise,
then send some more competent man, and will be sat
is6ed.
JARED WARNER.
Patch Grove, Oct 10, 1855. lot Q
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

ROYAL ARCH SUNK.-The fine steamer
Royal Arch, which was sunk some months
since, again met with the same fate on the
2sth inst. She was returning from Dun
lieth empty, and when about four miles a.
bove the mouth Of Galena river her keel
struck snag in the river which knocked
a hole in the bottom of the steamer, inn
mediately under the boilers, and she filed
and sunk in some ten minutes, in about
four feet water. She will be raised this
week, and locked for repairs. The Royal
Arch is one OF the Minnesota Packet Com
pany's line Of steamers.-[ Galena Adver-
tiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
Kanas Aid.

The free State settlers of Kansas are in
q truly suffering condition for the want of
clothes, provisions and money. Every az
rival and letter from there brings us &C
counts of suffering, and unless the people
of theNorth send them timely aid, the com
ing winter will drive them from Territory.
Will the North now let the rigois Of win
ter do what the Border Ruhians have fail
cd to do?
Let Sewing Societies be formed in eve
ry neighborhood, and bed-clothes, flannel
shirts, stockings and other clothing be
made and collected and forwarded to W.
+. M. Army, No. ii Marine Bank Build
ing, in this city, and they will be sent to
Kansas.
Let Societies be formed also for the col
lection of money, and let all give who are
willing of their abundance to help supply
bread and clothing to these heroes who
have SO nobly stood by our rights in Kan
Sas.
The National Committee will forward
all funds &C. that may be sent them with
special directions, yet they would advise
that money be sent them without restric-
tions. They will endeavor to use all mon
les placed in their hands for the best inter
est of Kansas.
All communications may be addressed
to the undersigned.
Will all papers throughout the North
favorable to freedom in Kansas pleass in
sert this as long as they shall deem its
publication necessary. BY order of Com
mittee,
H. B. HURD, Sec. N. K. Com.
CHICAGO. Oct. 3. 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
In Probate-Combe.

State OF Wisconsin, County Of Grant, ss County
OF said County October Term, 1866 Present Stsnban
0. Paine; Judge. ''SAe'A
In tho matter Of the Estate of Edward Combe
lN this day came John G. Clark and Thomas Conhe
anu nied their petition, showing that said deceased
H,ea fesss1e having made his will pray
And tbereupon it is ordered that the matter said ~
ttion be heard before the judge of this court At *.
Court House i'm Lancaster, on the first Tuesdav
after the 4h Monday in October 1885, And that notics
be given to all persons interested by publishing
tins order for three successive weeks previous to said
newspaper published in the town Of Lancaster IA ss
county. STEPHEN o. PAINE - ~AS
0ctSth, 1856. 3t-I6 fJrrs,, ILL.,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

MILD PUNISHMENT FOR TERRIBLE
CRIME.-Two men, named Cassils, have
been sent to the State Prison for two years
for placing distractions upon the track of
the Galena and Chicago Railroad. Two
years Imprisonment only for attempting
an discriminate murder of scores of pas
sengers, when an individual for attempting
the life of single person will be imprison-
ed double that time. The wretch who at
temps to throw railroad train from the
track does not deserve ever to minge a.
gain among civilized people. He should
be treated as mailman, shut up for life.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
In Probate-Eldred.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, as Coz Deure
Of said County, Oct Term, 1856
In the matter Of the guardianship of Fidelis Edred and
On petition for appointment OF guardian.
m this day Joseph ]. Button, and filed in this
~ court his petition for the appointment Of guardian
for said minor and therenpon it is ordered that the
stter Of said petition be heard before said court at the
Court House in Lancaster, in said County, tie 4th
Monday of Ocober A. D. 1885, and that notice thereof
be giyen to all persons concerned, by publishing this
order for three successive weeks previous said day of
hearing in the ssGrant County Herald" weekly news
psper published in said county. STEPHEN O.PAINE,
October Sth, 1856. Cousfv JudSS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
M A r r e .

Oct 5th--In the town of Patch Groveby D: Andrews,
Esq Mr. RlTNER STEVENS to Miss MARY JANE HUDSON, of
BeetoWn.
Mr. WILLIAM EWING to ELIZABETH BURNEY, all of the
above place
Oct 5th-In Clifton, by G. w. Mase, Esq. Hi. JOSEPH
HALDBRooK to Hiss ELIZABETH EvENs. of Lima.
Oct. 1st-In Dodgevile by Rev, E. c. Jones, Nr. LEVI
NOBLE to Miss JANE HAYES.
Oct. 1st-In Dodgevile, by Rev. E. @: Jones, Mr..
ELIJAH LIEURENcE, to Miss RUTH HAYES.
Oct. 1st-In Dodgeve, by Rev. E. G. Jones' Mr..
VANMATE to Miss JANE MARTIN of Iowa and Lafayette
Counties.
FLETCHER GREGoRY to Miss ELIZABETH ADAMS, all of
Fennmore
Sept. 2Sth.-In Potosi, by JAS W. Seaton, Esq, Kr.
,E'H' g WEsTENHAyER, of Lancaster, to Miss ELIZA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
Later from Kansas.

81. Louis, OCT. 3.
A letter in the Democrat, dated Law
renee, Oct. LIST, says, at meeting held
there that day it was unanimously resolved,
that expediency and principle alike enjoins
the people to ignore the coming election
Of members Of Assembly, and as Congress
rejected our Delegate on the ground fin
validity of the election law, it cannot be
doubted that another application, identi-
cal, in fact, with the one just determined,
will be also refused. Therefore,
Resolved, That the people Of Kansas,
regard the so-called election law as invalid,
and refuse to participate in any election
held by virtue Of said enactment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
state OF affairs in Kansas.
St. Louis, Oct. 4.

OI. IOuIoy OCg. r.
A letter in the Democrat, dated Law
renee, Sept. Path, says the Free State
prisoners had an examination before JUS
tice Cato, and lO1 committed for trial at
the April term Of the Lecomptoh Court
for murder; 16 from Topeka committed
for larceny.
The Republican publishes letter from
Gov. Geary, l6ta ult., which says the U
nited States troops are stationed at the
points where trouble is anticipated during
the election, that any interference with the
legitimate exercise Of the right of suffrage
may be punished withthe utmost severity
The Pro-Slavery party run Whitfield FOL
Delegate to Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
A Perfumed Breath.

What lady or gentleman would remain under the curse
of dsagreeable breath when by using the sBALM
THOUSAND FLOWERS" dentriice would not only rem
der it sweet but leave the teeth white as alabasterl
Many persons do not know their breath is bad and the
subject delicate their friends will mention it,
Pour single drop of 'Balm your tooth brush and
wash the teeth night and morning fifty cent bottle
will last year.
Beautiful Complexion may easily be aeSuired by
using the 'sBAIM a THOUSAND Flowers" ii will le
move tan, pmpes and freckcs from the skin, ssahg it
OF soft and roseate hue Wet towel pour on two,or
Shaving Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush in
either warm or cold water pour on two three drops
of sBALM OF A THOUSAND Flowers, rub the beard we'll
and it will make beautiful soft ather much facilitating
the operation of shaving. Price only fifty cents. Be-
ware of counterfeits None genuine unless signed by
w. p. PERTIDGE & Co.,
14-6m Franklin Srrore New Work
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

ET7INVA LIDS recovering from tho effects Of Fever
Bilious Diseases long continued Illness of any knd
will find Carriers Spanish Mixture the only remedy
which will revive their dropping constitutions expel all
bad humors from the blood excite the liver to prompt
and healthy action, and by its tonic properties restore
the patient to life and vigor.
We can only say TRY 1t. single bottle is worth all
the so-called Salsaparas in existence 1t contains no
Mercury, Opium any other noxous or poisonous
drug and can be given to the youngest infant without
hesitation.
See the certificates of wonderful around the bot
ties More than five hundred persons in the CITY of
Richmond, Va, can testify to its good effects.
See advertisement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
County Agricultural Fair.

Our time has been consumed so
much during the week on other business
than seeing to our paper that we fail to
make report of several matters of deserved
attention. The County Fair which held
its annual meeting on Tuesday and We'd
nesday last, must receive considerable at
tention in our paper hereafter. When the
Secretory's Report is handed in for publ
cation, we will notice quite extensively the
transactions of officers as we'll as the stock
and other articles presented for exhibition.
The weather was fine and every thing
came off agreeable; we thought all were
better pleased than they expected to be
and left with the intention of giving the
next fair tall lift. Quite number Of
agricultural and other implements were on
exhibition, and several articles of handi-
work were brought in by the ladies. We
noticed quilt, said to be the work of a
Miss REED, of neat pattern and ingenious
workmanship. But, we did not intend at
this time to refer to any particular person
or thing exhibited. We will try to do the
Exhibition feeble justice at another time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

New LAND OFFICES IN MINNESOTA
The President has fixed the locati ion of the
two new land offices for Minnesota. The
one for the Northwest District will be at
Oiebewa, and that for the North east Dis
trict at Buchanan on Lake Superior.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

SPEAKER BANKs.-This distinguished
gentleman will address the people of Gale
ma and vicinity on Wednesday the 18th Of
October. Let everybody IN Grant County
turn out to hear this great Banks.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

~ LOWRY AT BEErowN.-Mr Ed. I.
LOWRY will address the citizens of Beetown
and vicinity on Wednesday next, on behalf
Of the Republicans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
THos. LAIRD, CO...
W. W. FIELD, SS're'a
Democratic Mass County COnven-
ton.

ton.
At the Democratic Mass County Con-
vention, held in Lancaster on Tuesday
last, to nominate candidates for County
Offices, Gen. ROUNTREE was called to
the Chair and Jas. w. SEAToN, Esqr, was
elected Secretary. The Convention pro-
ceeded to nominate the following ticket:
Sheriff, SAMUEL VANCE.
Clerk Of Cir. C't, JosEpH p. HUBBARD.
Clerk ofMe Board, JARED BARNETT.
Treasurer, GEO. Fl. Cox.
Register Of Deeds,N. H. SUrrLE.
Dist. attorney, ISAAC S. CLARK.
Co. Surveyor, SAMUEL SKATE.
Coroner, THos +. DUDLEY.
On Motion, tho chair appoined GEO.
H. Cox, DAVID MCKEE and ISAAC N.
CLARK, County Central Committee for the
year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
New Post Once.

A new post Office has been established
at Sinsinawa Mounds, Wis, at the college,
which will be very convenient to the To-
cality. All communications addressed to
persons in said locality should be directed
to Sinsinawa Mound, Wisconsin, Galena
CnnriAr
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

The CITY DREDGE. The dredge is do
ing good work in cleaning out our river
and though it works slowly, what it pur
ports 70 do is thoroughly done. Our citi
zens have to thank two or three of our en-
ergetlc merchants that anything effectua!
is accomplished in this dlrection.-[Ib.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

HT The Connecticut Town elections
came off on the 9th inst. Of 70 Towns,
the Fremonters carried A, Buchanan and
all others. %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
COM M ERCIAI.
Milwaukee Market-Oct. l0tI

lily agree on Saturday, to priceswe quote sales Of
No. to extra spring at e5as7. RYE-Little doing
for common to extra, with good demand. OArs-Quiet
at S4a35 CoRN-nothing doingdull of sale at As .PorA
TOES-56.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
Galena Market-Oct. q.

FLOUR-Superfnc,5, rs Extra, 6,25; Common "a SCAT
GRAlN-95a$l for winter and 70as0 for spring Wheat
Oats, 32a33: Corn 40a45c. Barley 1,10a12 Rye 8Oc
NINERAIs--S36 ? hundred.
WOOL-Frorn Is to Sc: deduct 4 for unxaahed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

INSTRUMENTATION P.HALE
OF New Hampshise, will speak in Galena
on Wednesday the 18th of October. He
will attract an immense crowd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

WEBB.-HEERY q. WEBB, one Of the
Buchanan electors of Wisconsin comes out
for Fremont.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
Hoofand's German Bitters superior to all pre-
paratiOns now in uSe

Jackson, Louisi ana, Aug. 90, 1854.
Dear Sirl fse bound to express my qualification to
you for the ncllcuabe benefit have derived from the
of two bottles of your German Bitters Ihave found
them to be all you recommend them to beand cheerfuy
recommend them to the Public safe and
dy for the diseases they intended for superior
all preparations in Very respectfully, yours,
n fJpPENHEIMER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11

WARNER.-The card Of JARED WARNER
announcing himself candidate for the As
sembly, appears in our paper. Much as
we differ with this gentleman upon mat
tiers not political, there is no man in whose
integrity and legislative abilities we have
greater confidence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1856-10-11
The Bitters are all they ere represented to be

JackSOn, LOO sana, Aug ~, 1906.
Dear Sri have used your German Bitters, and find
them all they represented to be- and cheerfuly
ommend them to tho public excellent medi-
cine Respectfully, yours, W. F. FAULKNER.