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Butte record., 1856-12-13
GAN Unwavering Democrat"

GAN Unwavering Democrat" is
out again in the Union. This time
he reviews his former efforts and
beslobbers them with adulations. 1t
is probable that he has about "run
empty" He has knocked down all
who stood before him, Tin his own
estimation,) but has not, as yet, in
formed the Legislature who they
must elect. If can U. G." (beg
pardon, gu. D.") does not do so be-
fore the first of January, the Legis-
lature will, of course, "burst in ig-
norance." Then this ''U. g." will
get another job cleaning "Augean
Stables"
Butte record., 1856-12-13

PREsEsrATIoN.-TheE Express Of yester-
day contains an account of the presentation
of gold pen to W. W. Smith, Esq. by the
Board of Delegates Of the Fire Department
of Mlrysville.
Butte record., 1856-12-13

AS AN accompaniment to gambling
and other vices that characterize the
present time in Orovllle, " fancy
ballso are becoming the order of the
day. Fancy" men and women
congregate at such places to dance a
little and to drink and quarrel good
deal. These exhibitions of vita
ted taste are, we are sorry to say,
often attended by class of our citi-
liens who should refrain from the en-
couragement of such things by with
holding their presence entirely, and
particularly from participation in
their disgraceful proceedings. There
are already too many inducements
offered for these demoralizing enter
tainments, by the numerous class of
people in this village who would nev
er think of attending a respectable
party, without their countenance by
young men of acknowledged respect
ibility and responsible positions.
The time has gone by, when
amusements of this kind should be
winked at, especially in communi-
ty like ours composed in good part
of ladies and children who should be
removed from such evil influences and
associations. Let there be a line of
demarcation drawn between respect
ability and depravity, and between
virtue and vice. A great deal has
been, and now is being done for the
prosperity of Oroville, and it only
needs the cooperation of her citizens
to make her character as respectble
as her condition is prosperous.
Butte record., 1856-12-13

forth the facts in her favor to the
best advantage, hoping they may
meet with the attention and consid-
Grafton of parties who are competent
to lend material aid to such underta-
kings as may result in her welfare
and advancement. We have no par
ticular regard for the Sacramento
Valley Railroad, only as being al
ready in operation, and one with
which an Oroville road might con-
meet. We notice that the difficulties
of this company have been amicably
arranged, and a new Board of Di-
rectors elected, under whose man
agement it is expected the company
will emerge from their embarrass
ments, and proceed to extend the
road.
Butte record., 1856-12-13

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arranged, and a new Board of Di-
rectors elected, under whose man
agement it is expected the company
will emerge from their embarrass-
ments, and proceed to extend the
road.
The glorious mining days of 1S49,
when men could travel over the
mountains and through the gulches
and ravines, with prospecting pan
and crevicing knife, and realize the
highest wages ever known to min
ing section, are undoubtedly passed
for California. The effort now is
to reach the bedrock, and this, in
many cases, requires the expenditure
of much labor and capital; and al
though the pay realized is not so
gantly large as was realized
in former days without the invest
ment of capital, still there are very
few claims that have been worked
Systematically that have not proved
profitable to those who have invested
in them. The capital taken from
the surface in '49, without invest
ment, and almost without labor, has
been employed to prospect and lay
opon to the bedrock, claims whose
richness failed to entice the pioneers
of our State.
The ing that fortunes can be
no longer realized in day, has be-
come generally prevalent, and has
done much to develope the mineral
wealth of the State, and mining re-
gions of vast extent and richness,
have been opened and successfully
worked which were formerly consid-
cred of no account. This was the
case with Oroville, which now sus-
tains large mining population.
The emigration of 40, those who
came by the "Lawson Horn," and
many of those who sought the north
ern mines, centered on the spot where
Oroville now stands, and city of
tents, dignified by the name of
Ophir, sprang into existence. Here
too, are yet visible the little mounds
of earth, that tell a melancholy tale
of the seventies of the overland
journey, and of the winter of '49
and 80. The rich surface diggings
of other sections scattered the deni-
zens of Ophir to other sections of
the State, and a solitary tenement
remained, which, in its loneliness, has
often endured the scrutiny of the
wondering deer and antelope, if not
the nocturnal inspection of the griz-
Fly. The advent of water bitches
and deep diggings has built up a
city of brick on the spot where the
emigration had pitched their city of
tents. The spot where the emigra-
ton centered in early days, has now
become the centre of business, so
surely did the early emigration in
dicate the prominent locality of the
northern mines.
Butte record., 1856-12-13

both these Cities there are registry
laws in full force and effect, and in
neither place was the full number Of
votes polled. In New Orleans the
votes polled fell about three thousand
below the number registered, and
peaceable, quiet citizens turned with
adherence from the American ballot
box, presided over by Know Nothing
bullies and guarded by registration
laws, and pronounced the elective
franchise a humbug. They felt as
though it mattered not who had a
majority under such a state of affairs.
1t is needless to say that the Know
Nothings were triumphant in both
those cities where the day closed in
blood and mortal strife.
The secret organization oe the K.
N. order is repugnant to republican
governments, and leads its votaries tc
the commission of acts unbecomins
! American citizens. A registration
law enables these rioters to ascertain
the number of votes to be polled, ant
when the majority is against them
their organization is powerful fol
evil, as the cities of New Orleans
, and Baltimore, where Know Nothing
and registration laws prevail, ampl..
T prove.
Butte record., 1856-12-13

ABOUT a week since, we published
an article on the subject of Rail-
road from Oroyille to Folsom, and
are pleased to see that it meets with
the views of some of our cotempo-
raries In Sacramento and San Fran
cisco. among which are the State
Journal and the Globe. The Marys-
vile Express however, seems to think
it a secondary consideration to a road
from that city to Benicia.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
a. HOuK
sCOST'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL

rt,HERE are features connected with this mill verify
l consideration and close examination the part
those vishinR 10 purchase a Feed Mil
It's mechanical construction ard adaptation TO the pur
poses de igned 70 crush grid It's great
paciiy while doing immense work With extraordinary
ease its durability is amply pTovi for The complete
and poftabeness Of the Little Giant rendering lis
greater cOnvenrDce plantation and impossi
Bile Il requires hs ucal aid bill expense
Il or: any 5srm hand put up and set ore
running in half hours time The convenience with which
the sweep may be applied TO horEontal-as Is most
usuaor head, and the Mill may be easily attacneo
where or water is used The power It take requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality OF product
20 bushels good feed meal per hour ding 20 the
degree Of hneness g-ound, and the see NH II the
cheapest MILL all things considered here before the pub
nc.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant, pa
tent and worthy is ths CT that there has been no
Patent Right specializing huc steering about the country,
+ usual wi the thousand bunginR makeshbt mpe-
ments that are got up trademerely money by
selling palning OF the patent right the creduious-
then the machine TO be abandoned by all parties as hum
bug the other hand the atentee and PrOPrens OF the
Little Giant Mills eVrg that hey can-and determined
that they win supply the Agrcu and stock raises
Of with a superior MILL permanently en-
gaeed IN the business and have hundred thousand
dollars invested In the manufacture OF these mills In the
East West and SOUTH Of these establishments en- plOy
ing Co men solely this business So highly these
mills appreciated thst thousst have cen sold within
the eighteen months and tire heaviest and the osi
nsve lnnfsctureFs Of Agricultural mptmen IN The
United States have eagerly sought interest In their manu-
lact1rt snd sale.
No implement has been thoroughly tested; one
OF the kind has received and high testimonials
from NJ chanc' Institutes ard Agricultural Associations
and none by Of subs anal practical utility and
merit have fairly ground their into every days
use popular favor thsn Scots Little Giant Cor and
Cohb Mil. Orders promptly hled.
Liberal diScountto dealers .
oct1-u No ~ Market ST., Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
ECONOMY AND COHGORT.
sDR C. W OFFERS
CamphOr Wash Mixture,

Patented July II. 1854, and which received IT,
Premium al the Nashville Fair in October
last Warranted % contain nothing in
the least injurious 10 Clothes; also
-. Great Pain Killer
We under igned having repeal jE solicited 10
make consignm, q The Psten, Caml hor ash Mir.
iure has eoncaded TO sell no eoun,y right. In this
state. bur viii IN usurr have the Improved Campes Wa-h
Mixture pu and distributed throughout this rtat~ Tex
cept IN The counties gtee he ghs have been epos ~
and IN The stAte q Alabama And az hv may he snAhlsJ
nue- seveiuay this arfauxrrrni he u p.s. IA
divide The psieni snaessee ssd Afatsn,a into b ~
shares. fourth 10 b. retained arid te rnai srTs0
shares-ufl Pc afrred So saie fri on RENTING tan
dollars via have share in he f4fs 10 rBA fartesn
feaFs from July H. s5f. AMI hi b. al e tine IN
vesfng siso eve doll e us~f 10 the paras~ Of the
ngrrens, advertising and Ire neeessary sxreuiture al
TIE means 20 prepre and dstriute be Mixture fir se
Cnnsgnmvhts MI be made o. shareholders. lEho may re-
q1eft 49, AID 10 40 ctAer per-cu- the sdsunt q Heir
'emtfanus And they viii Be allowed eousl-sian of g
per cent on ther sases aud also be proportion d
prudtr atlsrgs.
praots rrutsd % each shareholder No -bss vi BE- con
irecsd vii che Company resp0asbl. ior any, as lie
b. lne VII Be conflucss.i apun the cash .ysssn.
Ans Of those uho have p1ase Patents eoantes IN
i g have the pFiYiege exchanging their ri-hs
&C. share a. pries they paid Tas rxehans~ III
Be male - ne cost q tiis Faiense~.
deirabie have least one a. more srfiv. sara.
hoidss n eac count % the Sstrs named. sahscptons
o. snrrs Whi q ein - ~ The Isl september next And
consiEanrfs a ne hisfufs Vii ~ nf- very there
siisf eefh'strs sss 2 ahaEeotszs wac vii ssqaesi
fAe uars,Ensd uiB acs AEsni aati ne sharrho,asss
erct N dsrcoFs one year uha 81 "A ~ a.
n-nsssnsus until iheir ioccrs shall ss siscfed
SfsspaFrr- ~ huti'es aionrrery. Tuaesiaasa Hants
Fe fass6a and Tas unasia, thai ri pabh MS tuics
ART oihrF svertsessna % me d dolsEs ana
sad one cupy, ~iii Fecetts ens sarNr. Address
q ". CEozitR. Paashiss.
lel- knaxvilir. Teas.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04

YOUNG AMERICA!
Agents Wanted every county this and adjoining
To sell the above and improved
CORN AND COBB MILL.
ITO all such rare chance to make money be offered
Exclusive State and Comfy privileges will be dispossT
OF unusually fair terms by application 10 the propreto
FARMERS AND STOCK RAISEitS,
oner YOU Corn and Cob Min unsurpassed In the I'm.
ion and which cannot be supecedrd by past future
ventions Il is the very Mil which every Farmer
Raer should have will crush from 10 10 bushels Corn
and Cob per hour. with horse is easily fitted up and
managed; weighs $40 los and all the hiding
surfaces is prevented, viii last any farmer ordinary life.
time I speak thus Of Its durability, because he same
principle has been fairly tested in the old Bark Mill Who
MILL ON TRIAL
Tor one mon H. ana Il don't give complete satisfaction 10
return ~ II there be any has dispOssl let him
speak Satisfaction warranted In every the
ey viii be refunded The Crushsr be attached horse
water or steam power which reer most convenient
Mill south Of MaSon's and Dixon line. All other Iushers
in the souh require too much power, will
out Aoeordingto
TmE LAWS az NATURE,
Corn and Ooh Min which admits Of lateral wahbIing
motion will s4riy, out all other crusher
assemble 10 this grand objection aud the Propretors
not dispute H. Ia The intrusion ~ AMKR
oA." have eASED power, and DsFf STEa7crS have
lrssened friction aud cHALLSGB q the contrary
have vented wabolng lateral LoIion, and all
compelled to aeknewesge IT, therefore ssseri that i is far
uperior any other MA. am selling this Tennes
see invention at the small sum Of
FIFTY DOLLARS.
And any enc ~snting good thug are russ!y rsq,es
40 examine hNftts principles OF THIS Mit
and order IRON the Propretors Agents.
A liberal discount made 10 dealers.
J. 2. DRoMGOOLE, Sole Proprietor.
ShebyVine, Tenn.
a e. r. rs.
Ellis Moore CO., 81 Market street, Nashvlle, Manu-
eturers and General Agents.
Beaumont Fall Co., clarksyie Agents for Montgomery
County.
Ah. Watkins, Pulaski, Agent for Gle County
Va. Hunt salem, Ageni iar FrAskHn COeesy, Tenn,
and Jackson tounty, Ara
james d. Vance, C@stAlAa springs, Agent for sumner
County
J. W Hatcher, Columbia, Agent Tor Many County.
W. N. YELL, z ~ Rope Agent Ter Smith County.
J. r. Akin, Charleston. Agent for Bradley Oouuty
w. f. hun'ey BgoA, Loadon Agents for Hast rennes
oct fs-<lsWlV
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
{ ak Hill Male Academy.

TIVE Get session q Oak HHlka< Aesasmv. uhd-E II
1 eue the IN leFsixnrd VII zen tlr aFss sontsy
n Feb aary neat " = ituas.dt 4u \ casnHty,
ia, Mast vliir and sbarc1Eh TuFrlls ies Sen
tAe iosrasr neifftraod rItireis keA thf snd
nenE rinr h= Bar ing a-st mod.r1s ~, Gen b.
obtained cunyslf n 10 The &C my.
TEnMs oF TGlFsONs
First as incaadsns lbs iemeEsafy Eng tfanches,
per rsssi $50.
Sroad aela1ins AlFebra- Gs1Essry Trgsnonsfry,
Surv ling F'hd3s 9hy 4e., e4s.t0.
Jhisd Glass; me adag iatin and Greek. etaoo
EH Nosh Ia rrcsiesi i9F s stins tasn haf ssssoa.
IL svsry tatoftsnt N every shouAs Wish q sena
- this sefsoii ~ all " begin W The erssf
laaI9 -daatsss Z W. FKALE.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
PHILADELPHIA MANI FACTuRED

w AHkANTED to stand 10 per cent more FIRE So
" than any ilerrings safes In us- sohi a. H H
me ssns prices siso, ron shaft n. sash m HI
and Doors for ssank VAULTS ANA hGSfS
Ntor"ss Also. fatcnI State A.insd a.. a rig
orators. Az Warrtnt Roooj md cheap As apv IN H.
eaui nv ~ Evans WATSON, No. 20 south an street
fhnlae pia Pa Hal Patent Powder Proof lcks an
~ he eeiebTatrd locks furnished when requjr~,l w q
LLAkO authorized to receive ORDERS asd make sales Of
'"o ""'fe' my5-iy
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood!
NOT A PARTICLE on MERCURY IN 1T.
Lsflty A57,cferl Read and poudsr

NOT PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
LIT ~ Aggscted Read and Ponder.
Az Iuf4llhe Re NEEDY eerofala KnE Evil Rheumat sn
Obstinate Cutaneous Eruptons, Pimples Postues
the Face Botches, Bolts, Ague and Fever Chronic sore
Ives Ring Worm letter scal Head Enlargement and
Disorders LumbReS, spinal Complaints aod all diseases
arising from Inudcioas Use Of Mercury, lmpudenct
In Life, or lmparty Of the Blood.
fNhiS great Alternative medicine AMI Purifier Of the btoO
Is used by thousands OF grateful patients al
part Of the United Stae who testi da " the
able peiorncd By the greatest all recinss CAk
~ RS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, rheumatism
scroia Eruptons the Skin, liver Diseases, fevrrs "
sers. Old Sorrz, Affections OF The Kidneys Diseases Of the
Throat Female Complaints Pains sad Aching Of the Bones
snd Ients ali speedily pat 10 ngit by using this great
4ad isestimahle remedy.
Rar ali diseases Of the Blood nothing has We, founa
TO comP~re withit IL cleanses hr system Of ali purits
acts gently snd efficiently he Liver and Kidney
the skn clear and healthy and restores e Constisuon
snfebied by disease broken down BY the excuses
youth, to it, pristine vgor aud Strength.
For the Lases, Il y incomparsby better than All The COS
meties used lev dose q CAKTxs SPsKEH MixrCRt
wf nj salicwnezs Of comps bring the
manfing the check. give elasticity the step, and In
the hah Ia kabe degsee, beyond Al
the meIciae- heard Of.
The large uf certificates Shh We have received
from persons hon all paris Of the United States the bs
kespv, magistrates pysicans and public men. vel knost
the community ali add their testimony The wonderful
sgscts a this GREAT BLOOD PUklfIEL
Cal the AoEST aud get Circular and Almanac, and
cad the @onderul cures his ty greatest 81 AL mecss
has performed.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT BEERS Propfie-
tors No 8 Pearl street kchmOnd Va so al oIdrTs
supplies and agencies must be addressed
Add Ter sale By W. GRAY and u. o. SCOSiLL, Nash.
vile, and By bezlevs In Medicine generally
II -slfrfu~ fw
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04

HAVE received ensiFe ana vel tsssitea sfaek
Genfseussns Hoos, ahr lave ks1 Of AATk-
PROslf D0uBAReoLfs WELT. n WIT ard Tiiich
sU1E ef the bssf aGiure and fasHIsssbla uaAe,
sents tePsF fssnsh csd Dress ea = rs sssy esesi
pros. Iana9l loan RAMA0k.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04

y OAK TANNED LEATHiR nkLTI.G - Ths sahscri
beF oners ctof nbast 80 Fest 81 lF,nr cas- iaansd
lfaila 49, nf n wdths fon % inches. cusl--
casa Efaess q Aev fssAl ana psr e. AtPI s0ea.
nast JAo. A. VEST.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
New Goods! New Goods!
A G. &. A. Il. R r. ECH

II VI ~ II TT II y II Y Il
RE- receiving large lot Of goods especially for the
n Winter trade.
We have a good assoru ent Of all kinds OF
DkESN GOODS
In SILK Cashmere and Del aines entirely Also large
Ssortment Of
TRIMMINGS
10 Moire fntique and Moss. We have large lot Of
KID GLOVES
OF the qralty. Also large lot Of LADIts' MIS-
SIS COLLARS.
Carpets and Curtain Goods.
We have large lot oil Carpets, Rugs and Mats wl ich we
p-c ly invite all n, In want Of such goo n give
a cal ne buying.
In addition e. & above have arg, lot Of ali kinds Of
goodS aud I. a fu examination Of stock
a. No 40 co'ese ST. tdrc2s-ul A. c. A b. BEECH.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04

fftHt fuhie respectfully nforued that LYONS co
siiii 'ntinse selling their brAiea d al ezra aud
Dtmrrhea Preventive. tisuin The csrrts q shch
% many last year eaptd eiert and rrei ~ tie
6alen, hutte elias. - evenxcs alSays brtsf
than cures, rtroogy FccommeHd Ak nse "a The Poog
surpied whlut charge accompanied Nth prscssslus
DoCtor's ceruhcsie. Private farnes particularly should
have bottle q @ IN he hose IN case % emsr-
geney LYONS 4 Co.
mrf rtCsstaf ssrs.s
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
500 R eward.

DUNAwAY from the subscriber, wing In .dfSTd couutv,
II the 18th inst, Neero NAMED ION, about ~
years " sge, about feet 10 inches high seghs about $50
plund, very dark Hplex lie is good scribe, and
rigns his Thomas Malley." lie well dressed
when he r. good suit CT dai clnflres aud black hat
lie MS hair plated, and very kelly negro lie,
su pet amng for tree state ard has prnbsI " supplied
him, elf w free papers vii give the ab)ve reward
apprehension and confinement in Jail get him
agsn. w O. HIGHT
dvel5-dAwtf Shelbyvie, Tenn.
Louisville journal" win please rory to the amount Of IS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
oRIsWoLn's COTTON crNs

'Hs subscfh~F seias aren't W he sAls - he above gas
sail Assp supply Asad effuFniuh Plans n a. sh0ri
zee.
Tese gins have The cha aeter q making eooa INT gin
iinl stsf running lighter, ccauiax he better taxing
oc astsan trash. and having boxes darabls
and eare ms tre than oihsr gins use anc
% ered 60 terms more Advantageous % The puFchaer
NE most saEsia -foy rsrehcrs he yrrR csiaba
ha rep1s2en shiea th-s aiso maiaiAr
trai, ass acnorinF - the arecIons sra each.
ut ftkTNas.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE

IL subs . Der 20 r. sale hands e 10 q -
soul ~ res dence - na ming 50 aefes situated 10;
a Ia mi from fiiune " ! m on unity imuetIl klI
ste on the Ntlsnsv lie and Mas IL ar he H.
lnpro' ements on the lace "a nndso 6 nes Birch
Colt &c TO 81 With IN Oias end icl Sto our
an other bu ngs keel Or hari Of young W ut
Trees &C Nc 's
ne ps' Is dni asy pied fr a n ardin- House be.
ngs tuae in mme int v init q a g,oi lfsIe.n -
male NC de y and bOrde always ieuty To sny
pr on snug ~ unit side lis place offers n
nsn ltnec men s, and God bt gain an Ia by apply
hg - -EFS
erson wi'hif T. purchase m call on John A. Jor
han, "a viii slew . I'm he p emses.
rimHe itn3 2us THOMAS PRAY
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-02-04


DOCToH tCOELAND,S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR., c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
1iu e6cciaaiis cure Li~r Complaint, Ugpepsid,
Id,nliee, sChroaie or Nervous bebdity Diseases %
the R,dncys, and all dAedseS arising from DIS
ordered Liver or Stomach.
such as
Constipation,
Inward Piles, Full
Of God to the
Head, Acdity Of the Stom-
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust
for Food, FuIness weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eructations Sinking, or
.Flute, ing at the Pit OF the stomach, swim
ming OF the II, sd Hurried and difficult breath
ing, fluttering at the Heart, ChOakng or Sunocatng
'ensatOns when in lying posture, DmEess Of Vision,
Dots Of Webs o,fore the sight, Fever and Dull Pain
in the Head Deficiency Of Precipitation, Vel.
Side, Back Chest, Limbs, ac. Sud
den Fiushes Of Heat, Bur ing
in the flesh, Constant I'm
aginings Of Evil and
great Depression
of Spirits.
Tie Proprietor in calling the attention Of the public t.
MS preparation, does with feeling Of the utmost conn
fence 10 virtues and to the diseases for which
tis recommended.
i. no new and untred article bu, that has stood
Ihe test Of years trial before the American people
and reputation mi sale unrivalled by similar
preparations exant The testimony IN its favor given by
the most prominent and well known Physicians and ind
vduals in all parts Of tie country immense The follow
ing your State respectfully submitted, referring
any who may still doubt, 10 Memorabilia" Pracca
Receipt Book for Fa and Families be sdgratis,
N the Agents for the German Btters.
Principal Office and Mandatory, 100 Arch street, Phia
lelpha, Pa.
Testimony from Tennessee.
Dr. H. Scarborough, Dover. Tenn, Avg g. 1883, says
Il have sold all the German Btters you have and
the preparation continues tn do much good it has
tone Il will be the best medicine sold here"
L. Snodgrass Sparta, Tenn August 20, 1888, 81
pleased 10 state that Herman tters has given salts
sction m every .tsnce where IL has been ed"
b. T. lloins lishorou, h. Tenn, August ~ 1853 says
~ pleased TO that the Btters have given
general sati faction
Dr. 2. Fzio Bro, Knoxville, Tenn, 9Th April, 1881,
aid: "Your Btters selling very FAST and every
person that used have been able to learn
has benefited"
Nv. Frsnkln Co., Gallstin, Tenn, December 49, 1850,
sid: 1.-The firm wiz want more Of yoar bers soon,
of partners THINKS 1t is a great medicine"
X. = Hardy, Bolivar, Tenn September Ia 1882, said:
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