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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-14


sufficient evidence of the high appreciation by the community
the "Coekadc CITY" of the merits Of "RDSSERS CON
CENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEAV Els, for the Hair.
hundred bottles been Sod in city in the short
space Of three months and still the demand daily increasing
Iii warranted To remove Dsndun.
1t ia warranted to prevent the falling of the hair.
to relieve that distressing Itching which
frequent y preced,- the decay of the hair.
warranted not to have its superior hair bcautiher
For IRdirs-Iti lis the very article for the Toilet.
For GoBtemeuIt is unequaed FOR the Whsker and Mus
tachc.
For ChdrcnI preserves their hair aud causes it to How in
glossy riuglets.
Merchandise gives fine profit with ready sale Pro-
your supply OF Messrs SlROrIIER y WHITEHEAD,
Druggists city. lmar IbdActs
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are generally freely by sorety without
gard ronscq obees and this has caused aud will continue -
great deal al sickness We know OF many families
that troubled with snrercd stomach. bowels eho
murln l entey, and yet they adopt means TO
prevent that they regularly Bakers Premium
Befs gentleman told Ms the other day thai he beestd
thesc Bters positive for all disedered bow
els several he had tested them We pcrsona
IS acquainted with ia Miles who they would as soon
he without their regular meals to be destitute OF Bakers
ers they that their children the least sick they
them small quantities through the day according to
aud these Btters VIII give reaction IN the whole siom
The functions nature must be kept regularly at work
sickness We would ady all persons who
sanRes the great virtues OF Bakers Premium Btte
lose time in giving them fair trial lhcy will thus he
satisfied Of their true value We were told by PyE
since that the best tonic invented
this country lie said he had been attending large family
IN the country for live which worth from
500 but he had recommended them to Ba
kers Filters about two years which puvedso eli
caeOus that they have Tor him since nor hid ply
stefan been waiting in that family but they the ners
whenever they requr" m" public at once see the
saving in money well A time by the moderate use of
this all healing tonic r UhiQ,
/. ~ Every tany should keep few bottles ON hand
Price, 20 cents per bottle.
To be Ind of an the principal Druggists In lynchburg Dan
Vile Farmyie Fncastc Abingdon and elsewhere throughout
Virginia orders promptly filled by addressing
July 22w Il. BAKER. Richmond. Va.
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- wish 10 sell my farm formerly ned by Mr. Jones
distant ahau u miles from the LyHrbburg College The
TRACT contains eli ACRES. IN wood, - acres Greek
Flats and has upon 1t an RICHARD of JUFKll TREES.
yntng and old The improvements Hcnt FRAME
DIN llilAG with and all the necessary outhouses,
all t which have been in good repair recently Consider
ing it, advantages market aud dairy desiTa
be place Is scldom market II sold before the 9Th
August wil then lie sold public auction premises
Ally address is ynehbnrg desiring personal in
ttiNiyw viii h'd me At the store OF Mr. a. Il fucker
jy 1dxetls EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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mE-SsS~StEIt5NO or PARTNER
SiiiP The finn of Goodwin League Is ff, dny dis
solved Tor satisfactory reasons and viii not ho res.nsli
"s.ti'1 NJ =, after ms tate. JAD. i.pAGUE
'E, y 'uN :, 90 July dir
Eese ING ANDPBEsERysNs.-
Loves finger, Pepper, Alspcc, Long Pepper White
Pepper 'ti'ry seed Tunerc Mustard Seed Cinnamon e.
Nc,ygsi received and for sale by " A. sTROTHER
Ron co,v Drug ,ist.
NiSooW SHADES AND CONNl4,Ya
w new arrival of the latest 40 mos, b,an,'tnI ,,
ior safe al unusually low prices at f'
A WINSroN's
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MN u
w BILE. MARKEr PLACE (between Post Office and Mar.
ket Honse) LYNCuBuRG, Val am prepared furnish
at the very shortest notice HORSES HACKS and BuGGIfs the
very best in city.
Persons wishing to ride in HACK drawn by fine
Horses with the most polite and careful drivers
modated Williams Stable
Gentle wishing take short afternoon ride with
Lady in new Buggy with inc Horse accommodated
at Williams Stable. Paronag. respectfully solicited
je21-ts f. WILLIAMS Proprietor
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DnVi-' PnIM N'TIcr 1--WE WnIVcTsnT sNtisIH'-
TIOS.fdr Sr-in Justice This valuable medicine, must
say that have sold article which gives such univer
sal all who have used it, have never had
medicine which has With thing like such rapid sale
Killer, and the topic of
in many places in this vicinity have recommended II
warranted aud 1t has
twenty four hours la conclusion let
II has introduced n1 family, 1t
dcd Indispensable medicine and Is kept constantly
hand w. w ROBERTS, La Port Ind
This ccrfcs that was afflicted aud chill fever
years persuaded Perry Davs Nese
table Pain Killer took part OF bottle and was perfectly
III rui beginning with this ucdi.
cine My being afflicted applied The same remedy and
found almost Immediate relief and has felt OF the
symptoms s.nec.
JESSE WILLIAMS Perry sburgh. Ohio
For sale by Druggists Groeer and Medicine Dealers
VIII
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BELLE GLADE, June sth 1857.
Messrs Jno NJ =. Flynn & Co-Dear Sir II am nuel
pleased with the Wheat Drill purchased of you last Fan s.
much Indeed that think shall hereafter them altogehe
III seeding wheat, Respectfully yours
ODD
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used Mcssrs Fly mn Co.'S Wheat Drill with Guano at.
achment last season in seeding portion of my crop
not using than half much per that
sowod broadcast and from appearances where
wheat well drilled the yield will be
ed broadcast 1t is evident that my drilled not
Kill but very little while that sowed broadcast was badly
INJURED ny the cold weather A j. CLARK.
CAMPBELL Z H., June 18th 1851
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purchased Drill from Messrs Flynn Co. last Fall
seeded the most OF my wheat with it that put with
Drt looks much better than that put the usual way.
think saving guano ished by the use Of
the Drill. TuOS VI HOMES
CAMfBELL COUNTY April l5lh ls57.
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SALES BY AUCTION
FUTURE DAYS.
BY BRYAN AKERS. Auct'r.


el nj pubic auction Wednesday the 18th inst, at
e,ck D M. my HOUSE AND LOT, situated on seventh
street Immediate neighorbood OF John Murreli ana
lot formerly owned by Thus O. Aercc TINS lot fronts on
7 back the usual Depth aud has
on II a COMFORTABLE DIV Ei.i.lNG Hol 81 Win -FOUR
good rooms with hfe places also Kitchen emokchons s'
be Sc a and good Spring very cob enient
IEtMsOne fourth OF the purchase money cash tue oa
II months approved negotiabe paper ana
HENRY WRIGHT.
Aurtr
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viii sell at the late Residence 9" J. ID
ed Thursday the I'D July, 1867. ali the prnorl!
III said deeei-ut = liz El.f AND VALUABLE NLohoES
MI his household kitchen cash negotiable
notes we'll endorsed : BERGER Admir-
july 0tds ofJoseph b. Sowln, decd
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Jno. W. West. ESQ. Richard Galloway Esq Bedford A.
W. Williams, Esq, VIM. Xix Esq Jno. j. Amber Esq, Am
herS T. s. TutwiIcr, Esq, Rockbrdsc; Thorn j. Massie
Esd Nelson iieorge p 1ayoe Esq, John Trout Esq A.
Rover, Esq, Roanoke; Vim. H. Tunsal ESD Pittsyvania
We will warrant this machine TO do good work. We
manuiactuI ing them with sevcn eight and teeth
tlemen ordering Drill will please say they want
Address Campbell C. H. Va JSO. NJ. =. FLYNN& CO.
july 3 2aw4m
Richmond Wing, Petersburg Inclgencer and Chaottes
willie Advcc will please insert twice week country issue
for two months and send accounts o the subscriber
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have used one ofthe Drills in sowing wheat, and wo
highly recommend 10 the public. A. l.. F0GU

This Is certify that Purchased of Messrs Flynn C,
Wheat Drill last Fall and used it in the seeding my Gro
wheat. | am entirely satisfied with the operation
and feel convinced that much smaller quantity of Guam
required hen used in ion with the Drill prod
the effect and that the wheat being deposited
of the Drill is injured half the usual extent by
winter frost. These with the saving of labor consider
main advantages Of the Drill will further that III
bushels of wheat which Sowed with the Drill bids fai
make good yield while 30 bushels sown broad will HI
ly yields J. REYELE'
NAMPBELL COUNTY, NAV l2th 1871
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JTSSE " Mo OTIIv
sale Druggists and Medicine Dealers every
Win lmlY
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-08-22

Meas A>t EAaE n&YsLytuz$rs.-
Hr~w day aids ~ ti1a na,abor. TIE
complications daily .sickep. sna - tEs
85@s -. aeT9m5es The Democratic a,.fe<.
F'sar@ vii! be - lazy IN. il W.T.! be daG.
cult . ca. t~9To.4a j. zi-,. j. t4cL Iaits.
III @re 10 participants N th.ss things.
except 10 chronicle saagn a. t1av beco=1r
eapos@d E, pubic s.aw.
i. = H6w evident. ron: ~, ~cjf9rraz.
taAtef Lead. - Pertinent H-ye .i5on}H
to-day, L.ac our friend te.. s4utsrE 4.
Nh'k>, has been dea,t rather forifr viii
al 1hat o"r other friend. Hol "
31o11stsoo, 1T 1te benefit IT .~t--aa4. .;
coafsa. ";thoQt oo.g toov.odLq N CON
pitc'tT "a t,s Rsgr. ~ t,.gt 81 his {6ef-
9'!t@ r.ea.{Sf
Ii" results. eS .hor ara . published
explain nov AafA. iy>s Fas; Baton
hong5 no how Robertson zot tex
;1ta. the nj tos'4 viii. = .,,cl. . -lrt4..
*2e@c@ "a made Al ;i1a close cf Tia eon.
E~e1t'a7, and fow and rho }as fn.,!a r.
ports irons za4 E#.terss payiah,~, that
',asi' is rjGht."
we DO not desfsat IN tho .oove. = be
;tn9ef@ ooo Il s~nssnaastaq any thing
Gi@n4n Patriot. +.
5''eso things are nothing new IN hi, F.!
friend @ezEz. ". will ysntusa
10 Say tilaE .t1tcr ~.!t..ir the rlstn.e 1T
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-08-22

f>cnEAsacs Tlfars Mlrffog~ ~ a~z
? -fi.e rstaa a "a ,o'e araaestv
7 georgia saerease,I :'Hsav millions Of
dollars last saar The state tx la. n
consequent been reduced . s.aGt cent.
p e. hundred dollars or ai,a.,t one
t@"ifli1 oIooe nee cent, Hero Is a 3rac-
t'ta! commentary aroo Inc ,ntos4a5 i'm.
p~rosen.eass policy 81 l;.at nai,;o en-.
taonweaila. Aeprorose lie same nofj-
r Ter LoulsfaHa. Hhat s:.v orr tax
pa agst pfsntrr., merchants. nech.ns,s
preachers, doctors. lawyers, aoafers. evcrg
poo Shall It Be pursued Shall
LOUISIANA oo'ne square ~ sill, osoreia.
II may oe lone @i.basst : doubt. 15eto
are oh'E re4tarol ~nt.oa. perseveranes.
a'1a IN laco5qast:bIa Differentiation
Itat u sbsil Is % .Hft.n.
= vii Be s2ade 50, rs .oan A. vs can
ri ot'ina Iiarp,es thai .ssve fsi and
.so1Fofed on TIE npt,lia taals 15y t.,e
isg ears.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-08-22

~ A1 FsfS I'd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

tinualiy breathing u it penotratos the, bay,
and Ne Is coniinnally eatibg it. How often
do we cntor stable in hot weather, when
heaiamoaiacal ait.is 50 apangeht, that we
can scarcely breathe IL; and yet, the horse Is
compelled to stand ia il, aud breathe It.
and cat his food that is completely satura-
ted withits wewondcr that tho horse
is subject 80 uuusal aud sudden acute and
fatal diseascsi IL is more to be wondered
that helives at all, under such circumstances.
Hay should never be placed over stable
so as 70 receive the ammoniacal gas--but
stables should be ventilated above so as to
let the gas and foul air escape.
Another error in the construction Of sta
bles, is the opening for throwing ont ma
nure, and ventilation. In most stables, the
openings are for the two-fold purposes. In
the first place they are too low, and allow
the current Of. air to blow directly on to the
horses. The effect is the same as current
of air on a human being, producing cold, fe
yer, cough and consumption.
Nor is this all; this current Of air, which
is all the good air the horse has, comes ii
from the manure heap, and is but adding
moro poisonous gas TO that already existing
1t is wrong morally, as well as ecopomi
cally wrong, thus to treat the horse, one o
the best and noblest of the brute creation
| Ohio Farmer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

To MAKE CRAcKERs.-If you are not
weary of being troubled with such recipes
wish that you would publish it for the ben
eft of those who desire to make their own
crackers.
To four quarts of -four, which should be
warmed, mix in three tcaspoonfuls of cream
tartar one tcaspoonful of salt, rub in one
teacup of shortning, equal parts of butter
and lard. Mix with two teacups Of water
II teaspoonfuls of soda thoroughly dissolv
cd therein. This viii make the dough as
tough as can be rolled, by keeping it warm
in the meantine.--A SUBSCRIBERS DAUGH
TER, Belfast, N. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
Planting Peas.

- ~ - . =
We lately named some varieties of peas
as best, and promised TO say word about
planting them. We now fulfill or promise
And first, in planting peas, if you expect to
have them grow well, produce abundantly,
and for long time, it is absolutely ncces-
ry that the ground should be spaded or
plowed deep, say eightceen to twenty inch
es, and put in a mellow light condition.
Next, obtain all your varieties, and proceed
to plant them at the same time. 1t is thus
that you should gets succession of fruit, and
not by means of successive paintings
Your ground being in good condition, as
above named-moderately rich, or we'll ma
nured with rotted manure, for too rich ground
will make more vines than fruit, and too
poor ground will make neither vine nor fruit,
TO rccompense you for your labor-plant
your early or low growing kinds in double
rows eight or ten inches apart, leaving be-
tween each of the double rows three feet
space; open your drills six to eight inches
Deep (if your land is very mellow ten inch
es is still better;) drop the peas so that they
will be about two inches apart in the drills,
and the drills each six inches broad; cover
them, leaving the ground on the surface
level Stick your bushes between each Of
the double rows, and your work is done.--
They will not require hilling up, but only
to have the earth stirred about them, when
they first come up. The three feet alley
ways between each double row of peas, may
be planted at the proper time, with potatoes,
melons or cabbages as you choose, and the
peas will ripen in time for such crops to get
all the light and air necessary O. Farmer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
CunE ron FELoNs.--As thero S much

CURE FOR FELoNs.--As there is much
needless suffering from felons deem it a
duty to send remedy which | know to be
perfectly reliable. Take portion of the
bark of sweet elder, put it with some sweet
cream into cup and boil short time
then put in lump of saltpetre twice as
large as pea; le. il slowly dry away to the
consistency of salye, Mlich apply to the
felou. The saltpetre is the cure, but the
clder-hark and sweet cream aid in easing the
pain As felons make il necessary to am
putate finger or hand, (if left alonel they
should be attended to at once. BY putting
in enough seltpetre any Jeion can be cured
in forty-eight hours, and the pain will cease
almost Immediately. VILE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
Ayers CathartiC Pills.

rNHE sciences Of Chemistry and Medicine have been
l. taxed their utmost TO produce this best perfect
purgative which known to Innumerable proofs
shown that these Pills have virtues which supass
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win
precedentedly arac e eei Of all They safe
and peasan. tc Ss, tut powerful to cure. Their pene
trang prope tie: sn ia,e the vital activities Of the body
remove tire c1siruccns o. Us organs, purify the blood
and expel dsas They purge out the foul humors which
breed and gr,v distemper stimulate sluggish dsOr
dered organs .ato their natural action and impart healthy
tone with strength to the whole system Not only do
they the everyday complaints Of every body but
also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baed
the best Of human skill. While they produce powerful
effects they the time in diminished doses the
safest and best pyaic that be employed for children
Being sugarcoaed they pleasant to taei and being
purely vegetable free from any risk Of harm. Cures
have been made which snrpass belief we're they not sub
stantiated by of such exalted position and obAcer
as TO forbid the suspicion Of untrth Many eminent
elergymen and physicians have lent their to oer
~ to the public the reliability OF my remedies, while 9TH
have sent the assurance Of their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely TO the relief Of my
afflicted, suffering fellow-men. 4. x, ~
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions for their and
certificates Of their cures, OF the following eompans
costiyenesa, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising nom foul Stomach, Nau-
sea- Indigestion Morbid Inacon Of the Bowels and Pain
arising therefrom Flaulency Loss OF Appetite all Ulcer
ess and cstsnsSaS ~ pSeaSss T TnGh S Tse a
ing the blood and stimulating the system cure many
complaints which Il would not be supposed they could
raao such ~ Deafness, Partial blindness Neuralgia and
Nervous Irritablity Derangeme Of the Liver and Kid
neys, aodt and other kindred complaints arising from
low state Of the body obstruction Of itS functions.
Do not be put on BY unphncipled dealers with some
other pill they make more profit on. Ask for ATERs
PILE and take nothing else. No other they can give
you compares with this in its intrinsic value curative
powers The sick want the best AID there for them.
and they should have It.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

GREAT IMPRovEMENT IN SoAP.-The wife
of an American agriculturalist has been ex
perimenting in soaps aud finds that the ad-
dtion Of three-quarters Of pound Of borax
to pound of soap melted without boiling,
makes a saving Of one-half in the cost of soap
and three-fourths the labor of washing, i'm
proving the whiteness of, the fabrics; be-
sides the usual caustic effect is thus remov-
ed, and the hands arc left with peculiar
soft and silky feeling, leaving nothing more
to be desired bv the most ambitious wash
er-woman. stH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
THE BEST Always THE CHEApEsr.-Th,

THE BEST ALWAYS THE CHEAPEsT.-The
proprietor of one of the "Premium Farms
of New York in his report to the Commit
tee of examination says: have aimed to
procure the best implements for my men to
work with, the best seeds to propagate from
put in my crops in the best order and in
good season, and find have no reason to
complain of liberal expenditure on my farm
in labor, manure &c, as it pays back good
interest. A good implement is always
cheap-a poor one always dear though il
cost nothing.-Rural New Yorker.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

CRAoKER PlE.--As apples arc very scarce
in many sections of the country. l think
the housewife will find tho following recipe
for making an apple pie out Of crackers,
very acceptable.
For common sized baking plate, take
four OF the square or six Of the round crack
ers teaspoon of tartaric acid; break the
crackers into pint Of water, add the sugar
and acid and finish as an apple pie. G0g
!Scipioville, ~, Y .+o Mrs. E. J. S.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
ANIMAL MATTER FOR FRUIT TREEs.-Mr.

ANIMAL MATTER FOR FRUIT TREEs.-Mr.
j. Van Buren, of Clarksville, Tenn, in an
agricultural paper details facts within his
knowledge going to show the great value
of dead animals as nutriment for fruit trees.
Any kind of dead animal buried near fruit
tree, he says has an astonishing effect upon
it. Young trees planted where animals
have been buried thrive prodigiously. Dead
fowls, cats, dogs, rats, etc, and even old
shoes, all become valuable for this purpose.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
Farm for Sale.

SAWS,-A lot Of Mulee and Sash Saws,
- On al lengths Manufactured expsessly for ~ having
name stamped thspa aud warranted Aso, lot of
Whip Tenon crosscut Rip and Panel Saws Just receiv-
cd al tss'E ,aa CANfiEIDt.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20

BRINFiEIp, MASS, 10th Dec, 1866.
DR.. J.C. AVER: I do not hesitate to say
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the
concomltant symptoms Of Cold, is your
CHERRY PECToRAL. Its constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown it to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment of these
comOlaints EDEN KNIGHT NJ d.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-20
DIR. HOLLANDS CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS.
PREPARED BY
DIR. G. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
a Will EfGcctuaIIy Cure


Il IvER COMPLAINT, dyspepsia, iaundicc, chronic or
debility diseases Of the Kidneys and all dis
arising from dsordercd liver OF stoach: such as
constipation, inward piles fullness blood to the head
acidty of the stomach heartburn disgust
food funess weight in the stomach, erucatons
sinking uttering at the pit of the stomach swimming
OF the head hurried difficult breathing nuttering at the
heart choking sufocating sensations when in lying
posture dness of vison dots OF webs before the sight
feverand dull pain In the head deficiency Of perspraion
yellowncss of the skin and pain In the side back
chest limbs, Sci sudden hushes of heat buDng in the
nesh constant maginings of evil and great depression
Of spirits. ltt 4 rf 'r l
The proprietor In calling the attention Of the public to
this preparation does with feeling the utmost con-
adence in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which II Is recommended. tt, ,..t ltfH.f ttIf
1t is and untried article but one that has stood
the test of ten years trial before the American peope
and its reputation and sale Is unrivaled by any similar
preparations extant The testimony in Its favor given by
the most prominent and we'll physicians and ndi
yiduals in all parts of the country is immense.
THOMAS LEToIIFORD Coyngt0n KY, Dec. o. 1853 says
My wife has been afflicted with the liver complaint and
dyspepsia for number OF years, during which time have
great deal for doctorng but she received very lit
tie benet thereom and finally the doctors said she eoud
not be cured Last spring she concluded To try your Bit
ters she took two bottles and since taking them she
number of bottles through her Recommendation and az
far can learn II has given satisfaction to ALL"
DAVID ABBOTT, Austinburgh, Ohio, Dec 5, 1883 says
'Pernit TO bear testimony to the remarkable efficacy
your German Bitters in the of liver complaint Fol
years previous c taking II, severely afflicted Will
disease OF the liver much that did not expect
live, but by free use Of the Biters thanks To kint
Provdence nd myself entirely restored 70 health anS
able to resume my usual employment. .fIIf
These Bttersare sHtirety vegetable and free
injurious ingredients. df i-aF aT iefsa
For sale BY Druggists and storekeepers, and by .
5. BUcKLAND d Co., and
ANA ]. r. WOOSTER, 80
February22, 1855. Ayl Fremont, Ohio.