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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08
RULES FOR vALUINd PROPERTY.

Sec. 9. Each separate parcel of real
property shall be valued at its true val
ne in money excluding the value of the
crops growing thereon, but the price
for whicd such real property wedld sell
at auction, or at forced sale, shall net
be taken as the criterion of such true
value. Each tract of lot or real prop.
erty belonging to this state, or to any
county, city. or charitable institution,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1859-07-08

Of the goods and merchan dize which
such person is requiaed to list as q
merchant, eleventh, the value of the
property which such person is reqirod
to list as a banker, broker, or stock lob.
Der, twelfth, .iie nalue of the materials
and manufactured articles which such
person is required to list as manufao.
turer; thirteenth, the value of money.
and credits to be listed, including ali
balances of book accounts; fourteenth,
the value of the moneys invested in
bonds, stocks, joint stock companies, or
otherwise, which such person is by this
act required to list.
Sec. 8. If there be no articles of
personal property, moneys, or credits;
investment in bonds, stocks, joint stock
companies or otherwise, which such
person would be, by this act, required
to list, on his own account, oa account
os others, he may set FORTY such fact to
the assessor, who shall require the oath
or affirmation of such person to the
truth of the same
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
From the Camp to the Altar.

The instances Of sudden conversion whether IN
war, politics. or religion, are M" rare. History,
both sacred and profane.. abounds in them. But
we doubt il history, or even romance. ever recon
ded moro remarkable conversion than has lately
been brought to notice in the public journals.
We allude to the mefam Irphosis Of our oil friend
Gen. William Walker into Catholic priest, the
change reckless and bold fllibustcr into n dis
pcnser Of relig im. knowledge and an adnnistra-
tor OF rcli gious rites.
And yet why no,' If extremes meet AS is
the cnsc within almost every ones experience
why may not Gen Walker ovrrstcp the narrow
line which divides the camp Of war from the tenn
pie ofprayer? If ii lie true. as we have frequent
" seen in the earlier religious annals of our
try. that many "who went to scof returned to
pray" why may not Walker be included IN the
same Glass; II, disguised with the poor concerns
of earth, nftcr the miscarriage and failure # all
his enterprises, he withdraws from the contcmpln-
ton Of war nm ruin to set his affections up N the
affairs OF peace and charity, who shall say nay?
Tho thief upon the cross. who had spent career
Of wick lness an crime. was forgiven at the clcv-
enth hour. The gay md dashng Hllibuster may
beyond uuht. have tho same measure Of mercy
Extended him.
Gold smith in one IF his most beautiful poems.
happily nludcs to tho return of the timorons
hare, when closely pursued by hound and horn, 10
the covert from which she originally driven
The instinct ia peculiar to all animals No one
ever set out on tho perilons Journey of life with
out feeling Mt times. the "nnimus rcvcr,end,'' =
the desire of returning strong upon him. lie
may even buffet successfully the stormy waves Of
misfortune and see his barlne riding calmly in
Tho peaceful haven Of successful he instructive
I y turns bnck with longing look to the point from
L which he sfartcd-tn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

THINGS IN WAsHINoToN A. TELEoRArHEp TO THE
NEW YoRK attorney, General Black has
decided against the legality OF the recent removal
Of the Boston post Office. 1t now remains for tho
Postmaster General TO take action in the preln-
Much concern has recently leen manifested lay
several Of the foreg ministers regarding the Ar-
zona emigrant mo, ement; and il has been stated
that the Administration i imposed to it "n the
surmise that il is coanectod with General Walker
But the insurance is given that such is not the
case: and. as consequence. the opposition which
was raised against the expedition has ceased. it
is clalmed that the Administration cannot be ny.
erse to legitimate colonization in the United States
company Of emigrants i. f'rnng in this
city.
Attorney General Black has given his opinion
to the Secretary Of War. deciding that courts mar-
tial have no power to compel the attendance If
WITNESSES moi in the military service: nor has any
court or magistrate power 10 compel the attend
nnce OF witnesses for tho purpose IF making depo
sitons to be used before courts martial.
Secretary Floyd has determined IN remmel the
bnnaux Of his DEPARTING n reduce the nun.
Der If idle officers now kept hanging about Wash
lngt"n. lie will also cotnuo his efforts to seper-
a;e the purchasing and pay departments from Off
ofthe line aud place the same under the charge
OF civilians to be subjected 10 military law.
Official and private lett r, fran Paraguay agree
IN representing the result ii the expedition az de-
pendent upon the inclination Of GEN Lopez. or up-
ON such impression as The neighboring States can
make IN favor of peace. II cgo,iatons are delay
ed without reaching solution. the squadron must
return, or wait until ii can be rerufnrced
The cnmmandant % tn. t. States fleet before
Vera Cruz states to the Department that the ap-
plicntoo of the American ag,nt, Mr.. Churchwell
OF Tenn, for liberty to land naval force tn pro.
tect American interests. if the city be stormed by
Gen. Miramon, has bcen denied upon the ground
that if ono nation has such permission others may
require it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
aiheit. he aftervsrd. a. we are H.,

pay the same: albeit he afterward. as we are i'.-
formed, applied 10 tho now depcsed superinien'
don't Of the IIarper's Ferr. Armory to CONT butte
"Rty or one hundred dollars to aid in meeting the
liability which his client had incurred in CON-
nos cAumr And yet this man has the hardi-
hood TO ask, nay. thrust himself upon the suarag-
90 Of the people!
We profess to know Mr.. Faulkner we'll have
observed him closely. and honestly believe that "A
more unscrupuluus and corrupt politician does not
live. A Machiaval in politics. no has leen true
only 10 his selfish instincts and uphalowed thirst
for ONCE. We sincerely trust hat the people Of
the eighth District will shake him of as leprous
branch. forever: and heaven and earth will rejoice
that one demagoguc less will be found in the next
Congress.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

Baltimore Cattle Market, March ~.
bhht "a ILE-The offerings at scales TODAY reach
~. , nea" VI the humber offered 200 head dr, en- to
i'H "ipha INh left over I'D cmainIer ore mr.
@ % ~ hai,""re butchers at prices ranging irom -
aud Inactive In day - '
SHEEP-Tho supply has been quite limited his eek wi Ia
"e,""i demand sales ~" making AT sal per head.
o he supply wa, better th, sale max.
e 4" - "de % per 100 lbs, entirely the city bu, cheers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

! The Cincinnati Enqui,ec the leading Demo-
cratic Organ 1T the Northwest. Indignantly .epu-
d'asss the assumption that tho S.nth ia entitled to
The next Democratic candidate for the Presidency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28


REn,R1.BLE SrArruESr-A Colored Serr""i 81
GEN II gshington iiringin Champaign Co.,, q.
At he 1ge Of 10 Years.
We are indebted to T. s. Mcfarland Esq. Of
rrbana. o.. for the following highly interesting
facts which are also substantiated by another
gentleman of the same place.
EDS GAZETTE: There i. living in Concord
Township. Champaign county. o., remarkable
colored gentleman. named Richard Stonhope. now
in his hundred and tre!tM year. He is very
active both in body and mind, for a man of his
years. His he ID is as white wool and with the
exception # a slight defect in his hearing. he
retains to n surprising degree the use of all his
mental ami physical faculties lie was born the
first day of March. l74S, in Fredericksburg Nir-
ginia and is beyond doubt, one of Gen. Washing
tons servants as he has in his possession, GER
tifcae. in Washington's own hand writing. lie
with his master in several Of the battles of
the Revolution and shows honorable scars resev
ed inrhe bloody conflicts of that day. He was also
with tho RAINY in the last war with Great Britain,
at the time Of Iulps surrender.
lie was at the time Of the surrender driving
team. and when ordered TO drive to a certain poin!
positively said he would not but unhitched his
saddle horse and made his way back to this coun
ty. He is now living with his third wife. who is
eighty years old. lie is the father oftwenty eight
children, most Of whom are living Mr.. Stanhope
has been citizen nj Champaign county for 4S
years, and has always sustained the character OF
an honest man and good citizen. He has been
member Of the Baptist Church for eghtgeight
years. 7. 8. McFAsLAxD.
URsANA. o.. March 1ath 1852
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

when rescused by the Centurion. The other men
saved were VIM. Henderson, Hector Monroe,
D'ugald Campbell ana james Henderson, making
seven saved and fix ,st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY
Ihcnnr:tcrs from to 10000 corrc spending with those
NrI the tkr's printed paper
'tc Cd with smai! lin tnb,s AID placed in wheel.
Tn first III Priz miary lrnled and cncircled arc
placed in an ,ihrr VIII, 81
TN ~ then revolve, and a from
M n" Of Numbers and NJ the time Prize drawn
uh,r wheel. The number prize drawn
"n AMI exhibited I" the audience and registered by
Commissioners III. Prize being placed against the Number
crawl tbs operation l. repeated until the prizes drawn
ARA PEINs-The proceeding and the
emitted :" the ii3 Approximation Prizes. For example
T. kct ~. 30 draws Tie &JJGU Prize those Tickets
hrr l2i i3i9 II 95 1889 will each be entitled 500
Ii Tr'krt y" "a draws the sl5 001 Prize those tickets
her rs ~ .il. 2 wi earl" be entitled to $3.50, aud
acr.,idipa la n, scheme
tiErIFtCNrtsoF FAckAGfs will be sold at the following
RAJ, winch /. the risk
Certificate, Packages of 10 Whole Tickets ego
10 Half 40
10 Eighth ........... 10
IL ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
fci the money ad rcss for the tickets ordered
of which thrr will he ardd by first mail Pur.
casers tickets en- ting figure they may desi.
lhs liz. If numbers and prizes will be pur
cia<ers im,nr dately alter tb, drawing.
n Purchasers " i'll please write their signatures plain, and
gil" t.e, post. flee, county and State
Fem '"b that every rrizeis drawn aid payable in full
Win nj deduction.
- All 81 COO and under paid immediately after
the rawnc-oer prizes nj the usual Of thirty
\ a c,in,nmuica ions strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets OF Cert ic IS to
MCKINNEY n co, s vannah. Ga.
0.fcP Masonic Hall Block Bull Street. Savannah. TIA
n A LIST o. tn. numbers that drawn fn the wheel.
with the ol the prize that each one is ert"d IT, will
he uh she'd alter drawing In the Sdrdnnah Daily Ns
oh { dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

"a PlTIL PRIZE
$4,000.
Finy Thousand Tickets:
> ,627 pRIZ ES II!
More than one Prize to every two Tickets.
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
On the Plan OF Single Numbers,
. . For the benefit of tho
.iONrICELLO UNION ACADEMY.
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Authorized h, Special Act o Legislature
M K N ~ e Y & Co, Managers
To be drawn in p1h." nrlr the snlrrn Of
two Comm s,ioaersW l; SruoNs auI PkENTIss in tho
City or Savannah, Georgia
silkEI~ ONLY TEN DOaEARa.
HAiNi~. QUARTERS AND EIGIIrS IN PROPORTION.
10 b. Draw" r"ci saturday in AprH. 1850.
CLASS Is DRAWS on
saturday. April Ind. 1859.
CLASS Ii DRAWS ON
saturday. April 9th, 1853.
CLASS l. DRAWS OK
niafursiaJ, April n6ih, 1859.
GAS, T. DRAWS On
saturday, April 2;ird. 1853.
CLASS II DRAWS on
Saturday, April 3Oth, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

1ng first part OF tho article, ITO the People of
Nreinia,' which appeared i'll Saturdays issue,
contained several provoking typographical blum
drr.. The intelligent reader can make the ncces-
sAry corrcctionI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

4 long effort will be madein Tennessee to de-
feat G. Sam. Smith for Congress. We hope it
will lr done. Samuel was the man through whose
agency Banks was elected Speaker of the House
If Representatives. lie deserves a rebuke for
tla,, If for nothing else.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

II he updersienod believing the nfgnment re-
Gently delivered BY you in tho Franklin S"iety
in faryr Of lie remocat Of the Negro iopn'atio"
FROM Wssfern vugiaia mol oaiy a'ac, i"t IMAM
sre,w'le; and that its pnbiicat'o" rW tc"d 4"
bring tie public mind 10 CORRECT co>eLrs'oN
upon the momentous subject, We beg that You will
fi rnish us full statement of the matter fnr the
pu bile press" p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
Candidate for Mayor.

nss" We arc requested t. announce JOHN g.
LOGAN arandii,i" for he ollie of Commissioner
Board OF Public Works march "a didoie.
Candidate for Mayor.
r.ay" We are requested to Announce WILLIAM
BtA< candidate Tor the Off of Mayor
Candidate for High Constable.
gely- We are authorized to announce Col WIN.
BRowNa can lida,c fr rrlci IN to the Office of ush
Constable for The city OF i.Hn'hhn march >? ddote.
Candidates for City Sergeant
Dsis" Cry SERGEANr-At the 81 icitation of my
friends announce nys, cd Late l,r the Office of C,ty
feb l.dofeI DuSxISGroN
Brae" announce myself a candidate for le-
FEB i,doicl JOHN BorssEAu.
Candidates for clerkship.
na'r CIERNsIIr OF TIE IIrsrINGs CorRr.-I re-
specially myself i,tc for the Office of Clerk
Of ii, ,n' 'ia 'sa,s e""''"f s'y ct L'~",I"s;
Eau > 1ldo.e WI NJ SEMPLE.
Isas" am candidate Tor reelection To the
jan d.dolc '''''''''' - JAMES nHNAGu
b. We are requested to announce JUNluSC.
dbl AXE candpacfar the Clerkship of the Iin-'n
Cur, i.r the city 9" l:rgr,,mlrZ Ian , d,,,"tr-
Candidates for Master of Police.
Eel am Il candidate for The Office Of Mastered
Poi"" At Ii" ensuing cirr'i Gnlcni,n elect me again
march 'dido'' ia. =" h'1 All"
6eay- MASTER OF PnIIcr.--We ale authorized to
WIN e BURTON acald,in,e for the ofhc OF Was
ter ri Poi C march 5hil"I'
VIOiIINs' MULTIPLICATION mc"t
Ill exercises viii hc i Id "n WEDNESDAY. the h,h Of
ArIL \. II. SANDS. Is T.. ct kichm,n nd AM MN Brn
10 of lirtturd, de ,ddrc>.1 the ocrasion
marin = civ 9 J. t'Ckt Snpcrntcndnn
ltTHE coal or. ", nave ." h"na " large
hcs quality in On color; fu" r. SIN hurns clear and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28

! lsanst Le,chei ia the following articls.
tmrhf be- a msiter OF some ntoss, to the people
of this know from Mr.. Letcber OF his friends
which portion ofvrgna be desires 70 preside over as
! Governor. Does he wish BE- the Governor Of Eas
tern or Western virgnia7 One would naturally sup
pose from bis position in ls47. when be was for ta
king steps TO bring about division Of the State and
cnsiing of Eastern Virginia. that he aims TO be the
Governor Of Western Virginia. This supposi'on IL
ngihencd by the fact that whilst he processes to
have changed bis views In regard to the Institution
of slavery hs has up his hour declared against
his desire for division OF the State That position
ofMr Letcher in l847, advocating the propricty Of
division has never to knowledge been recanted
modified IN the least degree
Nor is ths all The very fact that he confines hi~
canvass exclusively 10 Western Virginia. tina, he has
s'rnng out his appointments from carly In March to
The hast If April for pilgrimage In West Virginia
lone still further confirms the idea that he wishes to
he the Gov efnor only Of Western Virginia. Or per-
bnps he thinks Eastern Virgniaps are OF very for
giving disposition and will be thankful for small IA
and utter he has thoroughly canrassed the West
lac will win over the people Of Eastern Virginia by
extending to them the favor Of his company at the
tail end oi the canvass Now think that our Eas-
.ern brethren entitled ali;tle courtesy from
Mr. Lrtrr thnn what they catch Al the fag end of
til" chn'nss. From man who seeks 10 he Governor
of both East and West Virginia. port is emit
tied equal shar of respect with the other aud
hr. Lc'cIier casts on East Till the winding up OF
The canvass has he any right TO expect that the peo
pie Of that section will give him their votes? Mr. Letch
desires to be the Governor Of nil Virginia. and the
highest obligations rest upon him to show to the
people of Eastern Virginia that measure of respect
aud fnicrna regard 10 which they justl, entitled
the hrnds OF every man who is seeking n position
VIII their rights interests and honor rs much
I'D as are the interests of their Western breih
en- Mr. Lccher expect the support of our Eastern
neigh RS when he Inns wholly excluded them from
the ntvnss or If not wholly excluded he has so
made i'"ppointmfn's that they must be excluded
until very last moment, when Mr.. Letcher may,
rsrho Rrarously recognize them citizens of Vir.
pnil jlsi IA the canvass 10 closing and he has no.
where else o go2
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
Reliable Information from the Gold Mines


Oar worthy friends, sam. Curtis and d. l..
richards came in last night from the South Platte
Miur-, bringing the most reliable aud satisfactory
tAi rnatIpn yet received
MIR. Curlis is tho son Of Col Curtis member Of
f.u.rcss from Iowa We all know him here: no
:, a ruth!n intelligent and cnterprisng man.
Mr. richards was formerly member Of our City
touDcil. aud his statements will b5 endorsed by
every citizen OF this town. Mr.. Curtis has kindly
lIiru she'd ns with the frllowng statement. which
T., iuily endorsed by Mr.. Richards.
OMAHA Cry, March L.
NassRs EDi1ons: Having to-day arrived from
ti.r Nebraska AMI Kansas gold mines and finding
at dead "t excitement prevalent throughout
the state with regard to that country, | have
tAuu tht that short statement of the facts the
,.,.c woul to acceptable to your readers, and
tar many lersons thinking of emigrang to that
place.
A,thc imc left 10th of February there WAS
no' great deal doing in the mines in the WAY Of
III ,.ng. \ small number of persons were ut
Nu> with rockers, working from :, to 3 hours n
ftt rs the weather would admit and making from
: - pes day, to my Knowledge, and some were
'aah ng m re-
lie weather, though very pleasant for the sea-
"a f the year. would not permit Of running a
>!u.'c to any advantage. feel very confident
tina, miners can make from three to eight dollar
i,, lay without rockers, during the summer
e.ojient that from to 20 dollars yer day can be
na'r
& Id has been found on Cherry Creek Dfy
Gre, k, Platte River, Nasquc's Fork, Thompson $
Fork, St. Nrain's Fork. Cache le Pondre. and the
B1ltng Springs. | believe that the best diggings
now anown lie on the first four of the above named
enenns. They all Of them branches of the
SOU Platte except the Boiling Springs, which
emp 80 into the Arkansas.
Snlt gid has been found in small particles on
San Narns Fork. and TINT is believe, the only
place where il has been found in the country, !
have Aen 4 of no gold quarts being found, and
thInk that up to the time of my leaving none had
been disc vercl
| do uot know single California miner who
/ tl!uks ot returning ut present, and but very lew
Va, wei. At all dissatisfied. aud even they wall
"aIt ia respect III the maintains.
Every me feels confident that heavy gold will
be ,aA "a the IN ,untains during this spring or
Summer aAd it j. the general opinion that the mi
he. VII average six oregh dollars per day in the
digging, now known.
! ine,e - no doubt in my mind but that gold n
bounds in sufficient quantities to pay we'll for diI-
ging, ard laboring men can make more money tlali
! they tan in the States. Wages for day labor were
| three dollars at the time left and plenty OF work
to dc. think great many persons not accus-
toned to work will come back dissatisfied. becnu 81
too many Of that class go there: but whether they
I Sonow ur year from now, that country is desien'
! IL be settled and the better the routes known the
more certain they are to 80 the North Platte route
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
saturday, April 3Oth, 1859.
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.
whole Ticket. SO, mnl,..s,, quarter.


2js-' Prizes amounting OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. e235 100
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-28
Candidate for Board OF Public Works.

nsS" We arc requested t. announce JOHN Il
j. LOGAN candidate for he o.e of Commissioner Ill
u ard OF Public Works march , diiofr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07

II win be seen from he following card that Mr. tired
way s sdll y candidate Tor the Board Of Public Works
IN defiance Of the acton Of the bogus Convention NJ
Iynchburg, which nominated General Clay lie protests
against the Iynehburg Convention and for that
appear TO absolutely conclusive Here s bic letter,
which beautifully shadows forth The harmony that pre-.
walls iu the ranks Of the "faithful'
100 THE vOrEEs Tfr FH7r fNTERNtt IMPROVEMENT nIa-
TRICT VIRGINIA.
have been for some time past announced caud-
late for the Office 81 Commissioner Of Board Of Public
Work and have not Submitted my claims 10 conyen,
lioh of the Democratic party FIRST because have been
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
Mr.. GoGGrNs APPOINTMENTS

mr. 'ossn Candidate Cor Governor) win address the
people at tho following time and places and a, such
o'ner iniermedate points he make arrangements
to do 30. viz:
HgGeorge C. II, ky Geo. CO., Nay Saturday.
" fredcrickSburg, Spots, "a" e--Nondsy.
0a'pcpcr Z. H., MAY ilth-wcdneslay.
Warreh,on, fauqoer &. H., MAY i2th-Thursday
a"Nshdna, l3th-Friday
Lrscsnnrg, london County, ltth-SaiurJay.
Charestown, Jefferson, 4" l6th-Monday
Martnsburg. Berkeley isth-We,lncsj.r
Winchester Frederick " 2Oth-Friday
Romncy, Hampshire, slst-Saturday.
n,erihont Marion, I" 23d-Monday.
Wheeling, Ohio, Y4tb-Tu.s,lss
Mr. Letchcr Is respectfully Invited to attend with an
cussion with him. " VIZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07
BARBECI'E IN UAIIr,y

On Saturday the l4th of Nav there will he Barbecue
~ Cofer Station, Halifax County, to which the people
generally, and the Electors of both parties and the
didates for House of Delegates are invited.
Messrs Letehcr and Goggin are expected to he pres
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-05-07

There will be discussion of the issues of the canvas.
between Messrs. l.. S. Maryc and j. r. Crenshaw. CITY
Electors at Metropolitan Hail. Saturday night the ri
inst, At 8 O'Clock.
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sS- Dr. Heir. opinion of Io.tc,,.r,. .,,,,

~ br. brips opinion OF Hostcttcr,s Bittcr-
Springfield, Ill, April IL iSSome months slne. viii. .c,
ehg non an attack Of Reuteni Fever requested try
os'e'er Biers article peculiarly suited to the condition
fever IL Is but simple justice say thu,
restored the digestive organs and Mt IN. ..
kep'~S bowels gently open have hesaney In saving
hitherto In using Ii In practice has In every case vhr
~ IT. acted Ike charm In thus speaking freely Of Il,
far from pud patent medicine an article II Inv NO rar
he sA<npopn mr., =. -
Sold by Druggists and dealers generally. mas-Iekwiw
~ HET HOLLANDISCH BITTER-we bav,
received An''her certificate Rapids Michigan dated
18th June. lsSS
fkrrR h'SS, Holander, desires publish In the yi,y
f' that the Holland Biers entirely cured him Of Indgin
Fever and Debility, with which he all the spring Peter
zane 10 the popeors of this remedy tatrs
this way OF recommending 1t to his counirymen
J. QUINTUs
mae-d,eiWiw m Slesoyg1a Nsus,.o,is Slesovgnn NJ.