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pL0W MAKlNG.-Should any
= person+ firm new srgage1 in ma sufactari1s
aItw faetesy q thai kgd can hear q an o4p rtnliS
potent eups rntend the busineA In 81 IT. depart
nelte, tbeiDg practical Ecrsman OF txeLty ytalzs
bure onice, previous to O'Clock Aclds;, lsth Ilst
, 1861-10-12

:; R.3,[9t ;.s. VA anted
sa% nttnotRg 10 90 70 Chtcsgo.- any iafor1nanoa
concerning lin viii be thankfully received By his
b.other PATRICK KENNEDY. Li.ect to the care or
tT, N j. ocl2xN ;
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
Gems Of War Literature.

The following gems of southern editori-
al writing are taken from the Richmond
papers of May ::
The drunken beast now enstalled in
the Presidential mansion at Washington "
he nor;h-whose mercenarv legions
ot pIck-pockets, burglars rowdies, tape
measurers and pumpkins are now at
tempting TO organize themselves into an
army
" Are relentless, coarse, greedy and
bloody. They Will pillage our houses
violate our women, insult and murder de
tenceless citizens.
And the following from the Lynchburg
Firginian.
Let the drunken mutineers at Wash
nSton drive on their crazy craft The
breakers are ahead, and they must evince
more craftsmanship than they have vet in
dlcated, If they weather the storm that
Is gathering
And the following from the New Or
leans Delta.
There is no doubv that the nortborn
people are at this moment fit representa-
tIyes OF the barbarian hordes which form
erly devastated the world Thev arc
furnishing the very best evidence thai
they are incapable of thorough civiIizs-
uon; that they possess only the outward
symbols OF modern enlightenment. while
they are by nature cruel, blood-thirstv
arrogant and boastful But there is real
~ very little danger to be feared from
them Civilization no longer stands in
dread of barbariSm.
One race Of savages has already been
expelled from the country; but not that
1t may fall into the hands Of anothe,"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

! Without waiting for the completion of the
work, on the 30th a party of physicians
and others left for the scene of the disas-
ter, bearing medicines food and clothing
and accompanied by small body Of
troops.
The gloom and terror spread throughout
the republic Of Chile by this awful calam-
ity may be imagined Situated upon an
eminently volcanic region, we have con
slant evidence of the insecurity of our
tenure of existence. Separated but by a
chain of n mountains from the scene of des
truction, and taught by sad experience
the frightful and irresistible force of the
unheralded earth storm. we retire each
night with feeling of terrible insecurity.
The coast has been Frequently visited, in
past years, by earthquakes Chillian has
been twice destroyed; Conception once,
while Valparaiso, Santiago and Coiapo
have suffered severely. No amount Of hu-
man foresight, no precaution avails against
the mysterious visitor, who comes ut dawn.
at MONDAY or at midnight, and, in a few
seconds, levels to the ground the proudest
monuments of human skill
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

NEW Music. Aessr, Root and Caddv, of Chic,.-
The publishers, have thanks for one of the
choicest pieces OF Ne Music, entitled Z" God BILE
our Brave Young Volunteers - both words and InI
nc BY BIZ. Geo. F. Root. We give the words, al
-egret that We cannot accompany it with the M,
,ie
Hark F! the song of freedom how it swells
Ger valley, hill and prairie wide
With thrilling ones the tocsin tells
That dangers TO our land betide
And see from anvil, loom and plow,
From home and mothers sacred tears,
Thsy hJ with ardor each brow
God bless our brave young volunteers
Still, still the glorious numbers ring,
And still they come our land to save,
Let every heart its tribute bring
OF love and honor TO the brave
May he protect them in the strife,
Whose power can quel our rising fears;
Oh may He guide each precious life
And bless our brave young volunteers
home of Freedom-father land,
To thee our treasures now we WELD
'Tis duty calls their feet mast stand,
In tented camp, bloody field
Farewell true hearts our prayers shall be-
Where e'er the starry flag appears.
That he who made our fathers free
May bless our brave young Volunteers.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
HOW. THE SECESSION ISIS WERE MANAGING
lHiAGo-Ihhik CALCULATIONS, &c, &C.

1t will be remembered that just before
camp JacosOn was surrounded by the
Government forces, numbers of the Seces-
SION troops sought safety in precipitate
hight, throwing down their arms and
casting of their military clothing. A
roundabout thrown away by one of these
lu9ltlVes was found the next day near
house IN the vicinity Of Camp jackson,
ana IN hls pocket was discovered a letter
lneIosed IN q JEFF Davis envelope We are
permitted to make copy OF the letter
Here it is
CAMP JACKSON, ST. LOUIS, May 9.
DEAR BROTHER. Natchez Miss. Since
| last wrote YOU we have had accessions
to our Minute Men, making in all about
/ 500 men including State troops Ours,
that is the Minute Men, have daily acces-
sions. Our rendezvous, corner Of Fifth
and Pine, Is kept busy recruiting In a
short time We shall have enough to bring
the Union men or Black Republicans into
our terms, or force them to leave the
State. We have a Governor who is a true
blue. He is trying TO Get a bill through
the Legislature that will bring them to
terms When we get say from 1000 to
5000 Minute Men, well armed, we shall
be all ready for them We pulled the
wool over their eyes by making them think
we only intended to stay in camp six days
/ We intend to stay here till the Governor
gets all things right at Jefferson City BY
that time we shall have all the men we
want. We shall force them into measures
to suit Us or leave the State. We are for
the South
| have Just received news that Capt
Lyon intends to attack Us tomorrow.
and shall have to close writing for the
present and 30 to work We shall whip
the damned United States forces Our
fag sti I flies at Fifth and Pine and we
shall conquer, and expect hot work. We
viii make these Union men cry for GUAR
ter vet Iiurrah for the Southern Con
federacv and JEFF Davis, and damn Lin
colin and the stars and stripes How is
+ 2 How is. etc. etc ? am in a hurry
viii finish after the battle IS won, and
tell You how we have whipped them. |
have got some JEFF Davis envelopes |
enclose this letter in one. ours truly.
O. W
?. : | shall mail this on Saturday.
when | can give YOU all the particulars
q our glorious victorr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

AccInENT.-One day last week a deaf and
dumb man, walking Oh the railroad track
near report, was run over by a railroad
tram, and 50 injured that his life is dcs
paired Of
q. Y. Brownell informs US, that for the
last two weeks he has payed out gold for
wheat, and he thinks be, as well as the
farmers, have made a good thing Of il
Let others 20 and do likewise. 1t must
come 70 this. and the sooner the better
Most men are not going to sell grain b.
the load, and lake their pay in from two
TO SIX classes Of currency -Datgy Adrsy-
HScr
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

pr0fcs5ioal and Business Gard
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
THE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.

" The State of Nirginin can bring
INTO the held al least hundred thousand
as brave men as there are in the world
accustomed from their infancy to the
use of arms. and ready aud willing 10
lay down their lives In defense of their
homes. = Richmond dispatch.
There Is no doub! tha, Il State of
Virginia can bring into the field" in
certain sense, 100000 men, for the
adult whites of her popul ton are near
ly 2OO,OOO III number. But the oues-
ton IS, can she arm, clothe, feed and
pay them! There's the rub. To arm.
equip. clothe and supply with munitions
OF war 100000 meu will cost al The
moderate rate of Sl0O per man, So
100000. Their pay, a, the rate Of Sl2
per month for prIvates, aud the usual
pay tor officers will be SIS 900 600 Der
year. Here Is total of $50 600 600.
without reckoning the cost of artillery,
OF horses, The keepof horses, of trans
portaton, and of the numerous CONT
gent losses and expenses Of troops in
actual service.
Now, bearing in mind that, by with
drawing half her adult whites from
peaceful occupations, the productive ca
pacIly OF the State is greatly diminished:
that by the blockade Of her ports her
commerce will be destroyed 50 that 10
revenue can be raised except by direct
taxation; and she has no credit. and
cannot borrow dollar out of her own
Iinits. what prospect has Va. Of raising
$50, ,OOO, 200 a year for purposes of war,
besides enough to meet the ordinary
expenses Of the Government Her to-
tai receipts from a Il manner OF funds
and taxes for the year ending Sept. 30.
1889 were S4,326, ,539,67. Her ex0en-
dtures for the same period were 81
-, ,o36,ol and her public debt was
S40,4S6 ,659,43 1t IS on resources
such as these that the shareholders OF
Virginia have plunged into war with
the United States. and il is on suci. !
basis that they calculate on keeping in
the heId an army Of 100, 600 men
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

LratBEE--Large quantities Of lumber
arc arriving at this market, from the IL
per Mississippi for the Summer supply
G.1iea4 Idr.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

To FrmterS-ltY you happen 70 fall in with
a type OF the Baltimore Plus Ucly. any
where, under any circumstances, don
forget tc Double Leau him.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
Galena and Chicago Union Railroad.


WINTER AEtEA NJ: y 1IENT-
d lN AND AFTER SUNDAY, DEC. Sc, 1860 trains
- wl.l.eave Freeport (Suntays excepttd) ~ 9:25
aud S.l5 n for Chicago an! intermediate places
a-rivtnEat Chicago at $50 ~, and 3.45 \ n.
FrAlus leave Chicago ~ II 10 ". and $50 Y, and
arrive A. tteeport t $50 and AS connecting
At Belvldere with trains for Jancsyiue, Madison,
lrair.e du Chieu, llwSukee, &c.
AtJunetion wIth Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
and Chicago and Fulton 4. Il.
It Chicago with al trains East
Al FreeP"rt with All Illinois Central r R trsin..
NdrB->:l5 p \ train leaves FreeportS Sunday night
tut not saturday.
- Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains,
r. b. IALCOTT,
g. y. WHEELER. G.-I supf
GsnE PGsssngt- Agent.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24

- John G. Breckinride wore q mask
during the Presidential canvass He has
now thrown It Of, but the face IS worse
than the mask
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-24
Rates of AuycrII-i iBE.

PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS CARD~. 81 a line, per
a.r. t-rst ave lines and fifty cents Tor each ad-
raItlptsI Iluc.
E-1aAr ,oricss Published fou weeks g for $ sin
e aaia aaI ,ts Tor each additional animal in
notice.
I.EGAl NOTICES. 81 Statute rates.
SPECIAL 1pTicas. li.etded ard kept inside, having
precedence - or aary adyertisenents,) 50 per cent
at-auce oH. er,i.H.e.t rates
NOTICES stse-ags Charitable Societies &c, half
price,
AbvERrf sEvE>rs not accompanied with directions
ii h- I'll forbid. an ed for accordjL
Al Transient {Grs~tisesseEts mus! Il Paid For
-3srazee. IaI> rule aIli NOT be varied fr,
YEARLY AuEERTI allowed the pryilege OF chang
<uE 4uartetlr-
E9 Aurs trlsE2fENr considered less than Square.
BILLS COLLLCTABLE QUARTERLY
y t..-.>..r -. I G9.:..,. n+..,.
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SHERIFF SALES,

Rl virtue Of sundry wrils of f ia to me
- directed, will sell before the Court
liouse Door at Lancaster on the first Mon.
day in July next, within the legal hours
OF Sheriff Sales the following real estate
to wit:
Seven hundred and seventy acres of land
more or less lying on the Redfeld Road
adjoining lnnds of Mrs. A. Garris and others
levied ON and to be sold a. the property of
}. w. Ford, ut the suit Of J. r. Hunter, II.
T. l.. ID.
Also, Six hundred and sixty acres moro
or less lying on Wild Cat Road adjoining
lands of Sumne! Rowell and others levied
on and to be sold as the property Of Erwin
knight al the suit Of J. X. uuuter, T.. G,
l.. ID.
Also, Five hundred and seventy acres ,t
land more or less lying on the rev town
road adjoining lands of c. A. Plyler and
Others levied on and to be sold as the prop
erty Of Daniel Plyler at the suit of j. X
Hunter, II. T.. l.. ID.
AMOS McMANUS, S. Id.
June 7th 1851, 1S-3t pf Sl75- each
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q a high military authority state that no
= Formal movement will be made by Federal
troops for n few days.
Careful inspection shows the proiecties
used IN the engagement mt hcquia Creek
by the s"utherners, were from novel can.
non, evidently OF European mann faclure,
Iut how or when got, are the questions.
WASHINGTON, June TIT is believed that
the dispatches sent by Lord Lyons 10 his
' Government nre untavorable to the North.
The Cabinet Inns been in session every
day this. week upon foreign anars--a fact
which il considered Ominous of trouble.
Accounts from Fortress Monroe, received
here, state that the Harriet Lane had on
Wednesday attacked The Pigs Point Bat.
terry, opposite Newport News, on the Jumes
River. After receiving two shots, which
\ severely wounded live Of her men, she re.
tired. The batteries at Pigs Point opened
live embrasures, disclosing ordnance of the
heaviest calibre.
Seward remarked this morning that he
7. respected soon 10 hear OF sharp work ut
ilarper's Ferry"
Measures have been taken to iird out
how many OF the three months volunteers
can be coaxed TO remain for the war. The
result will determine the humber of the
new levy.
No doub. il entertained here that Beau.
regard is preparing to attack Alexandria.
Movements in Missouri.
ST. L"uIs. June Capt, o. Col, Lyon
will be proceeded against in reference to
the Mcdonald case
Gen. liarney has been removed becausc
his course was not sutficienlly irritating To
% the States Rights Mssourians. The Ad
minis'ration is evid.nty endrav oring to ex.
cite Missouri beyond endurance, and wants
an excuse 10 crush out the spirit Of the
State.
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Notice..

4 Lii Persons having demands agains,
"a the Estate Of Raleigh Hammond, late
OF Lancaster District, deceased, are hereby
notified to attend, either personally or by
their Attornc", in the Ordin&rys Court to
be holden at LancIstc- Court House ON the
9th day of August next, to establish their
respective claims, aud accept or object to
the provisions made by the said H. Ham
m"nd, deed, in his late Will and Testa.
ment, for the payment of all of his Just
debts In default all subsequent claims
will he declared by the true intention of
this notice, this the Sd June, 1861.
i. Il, HAMMOND, O. LID.
June ), 1861. l7tf
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Runaway Negros.

& RANAWAY from the subscribers
6G Plantation Oh the 10th inst, three ne.
-@ gr"cs-WiIts, Ned and Mary Willis
is % "r 2S years OF age, about feet or
inches high, light compected. Ned is
stout built, % or % years of age, about S
feet 10 or II inches high Mary Is a fine
looking girl, II or lS years Of age. un.
dcrstaDd that they say they intend making
their way to II free State. A liberal re waru
will be paid for their apprehension and de.
livery /" me, or their confinement in any
jail IN this State, so that can get them.
}. w. IIENEGAN.
Deruetts'il!c. y. e. May -, '6l.
J.. s. Any information respecting the
above mcniiunr@: negroes communicated To
W. A Evans, White PIaius, Chesterfield
District, =. G., viii be attended To. ii DC
INer,d 10 him he will pay liberal reward.
JuEr 9th, IS6l-l7 If
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a Proclamation f"om Gov. Letcher

The Governor Of Virginia has issued a
Proclamation, from which We make Tie
following extract:
The military forces Of the Government
ut Washington having invaded the terri,
tory Of Virginia, and shed the blood of
its people, and committed other acts Of
outrage and aggression. thereby evpcing
purpose on the part of ,ha, Government,
to sutjnga,e the people Of Virginia, and
SUBJECT them TO tyrannical control
against their consent : Therefore, |, John
Letcher, Governor Of tho Con mmonweal,b
aforesaid, do hereby require all the vol.
unteer companies which may have been
formed in the several counties of the
Commonwealth, not already mustered
INTO the service, 10 repair forthwith, and
without awaiting any further orders, to
the places OF rendezvous designated by
my Proclamation Of the 81 day Of Nav.
1851, there to be mustered into the ser.
vice Of Virginia. And | dc further in,
woke the good people Of Virginia 10 or
game themselves into volunteer comps'
nies, and arm themselves with such arms
as may have been furnished TO them, or
they may be able TO procure, and repair
promptly to said places of reudrzvous.-
And Furthermore require the Militia Of
the Line to hold themselves in readiness
for immediate service and arm themselves
with such arms as may have been issued
t" them, or they may be able to procure.
tina, they may be prepared to tepeI the
invasion Of our soil.
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course, captured, aLd taken to Old Point
and hung On Friday last.
The officer killed is said to he a Lieu
tenant in one Of the companies, and die.
tinguished for military abilities. He has
met dogs death in dogs cause.
MI. w. G. Morrow Of Ham ,,on, was
also treated in most shameful and in,
decent manuer. lie Was captured in the
town, having his uniform on, stripped
stark naked, marched through the streets
in that condition, aud then carried to
Fort Monroe as a prisoner. Can such
things he done in this enlightened age,
and not rouse to boiling heat the blood
Of every Southerner d?
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Outrages of Lincoln's troops upon Vir-
glnia citizens.


We copy from the Norfolk Herald
some accounts Of the outrages Of the
Federal troops upon defenceiess citizens
"' Virginia, upon their recent invasion at
Newport News. fine instances below are
hn, atyye Of the viIIainous acts perpe,ra
ded by them NJ every point where they
have yet invaded the soil of the old Do
rninion, and is in character with what
South Carolins and any other State must
expect If these hireings and c:ana,ics are
ever allowed TO invade our Soil.
Speaking "f Ihe depr-la.ions in Eliza.
h"th County, the Herald says:
They commenced on the farm Of Mr..
William Smith. which they left co,n
peie wreck. lie had fine fed OF
I wheat, hr>ides n number Cf truck crops.
j .iheee the scoun'!rels complete, dcvasia'
ted. t">i'ies s'ea'ing or shoo'.ug down
3 Mr.. Smiths stock and poultry, which
4 they found ran. ing about the farm. MIR.
.S"l'h thought h. would bs = little Let .
sand with them in saving his bacon. ard
dad the c"ntrnis al his smoke house car
iul out l.,o the woods. and L,ui.I i,
wAel i,e SAW them .rrrmrhiry, I'm, in
Ali, he was toi,.l: ,r..,h.,nus d.,Lov
" no assisted "a, the burial, told uoou Inn,
aud lhc robbers had the meat disinterret
a"d GATED back. This fellow, with sew
.ial o,Lers oi Mr. SmHL', nerro., ,Ley
took 10 Fo,t Mnuros, aud So, them to
! wmk ON IT,. E,r,,6c,,i,,. #, S,,,;,L
\ .,rimst.s- hi, loss, including Tue negro,
| at fall $4,000.
Tny uext yisi ed tie ad;o;n:ag farm
"f NJ. West. which ,hev treated as ,L.y
had done Mr.. Smih's; cutting up aud
completed, DESTROYING H., crops Of every
hrnd. Al Mr.. Wys.'s thew unlu,ki!v
iound n Uniform ro.; upon which, they
Lrid him "a close urisu,.er and sen, off his
rwo daughters, yro~ II women. ,o the for,
II. Hostages" ior his "rood ..,hav,or."-
NoiLing va. alleged nyains, them but
i WAS ,he simple arhit,sry ac, of
Lincun's hell hounds. from Mr. Wes,s
ncy passed over to The f,rm Of VIM.
lie, which had Oh i, one Of the finest
crops Of wheat ~ the country, besides
other valuable products. This they com.
/ ple;ely devas;a a,ed, as they hnd done the
farms w0 have already mentioned. IN
j short. they continued the work OF ruth.
less and reckless destruction on every
farm fronting Hampton Roads, from
Newport News 10 Hampton, committing
"'ery sPecies Of alrociry and ou,raginz
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SHERIFF SALE.

Rf virtue OF sudry writs Of & IA TO m.
- directed. VIII ssll before lhs Court
House Door al i~pcsster on the frat Mon.
day 10 Jnly next within the legal hours OF
sbenh sales the following persoaaI property
20 wit:
One negro giH Missouri fifteen years Of
age, levied on and 10 De sold NJ The property
OF John Short al tas suit Of W. J. ..uretoe.
AMOS Nom ANUS, n. l.. ID.
June 7ib 1861, is-3t. pfai.71
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Nj L LES
DON ZACK

DERSONS DESIRING THE Services
Il OF a large and elI'formed JACK, viii
be accommodated by applying at the sub.
scribers residence, five miles South of Ian
caster Z: Ii. Terms $40 insurance. Per.
sons living at "A distance will be accommo
dated with good pastures without addition
al charge. w. J. MclLWAIN.
Marcn 8, 1861. 4-6m.
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HOLLOWAY'S oINTMENT.-A voice from,
The Wild Abscess, tumors, scroiulous
aud glandular swelings--Livingstone the
great rican traveller relates that he was AZ
much starteG at the sight ola . OF Hollo.
ways Ointment in the interior OF Africa as was
iiobinson Cruso at the print OF u naked foot in
ths Sai.d--on enquiry he Discovered it Was in
Common use and that the Portuguese traders
Kept up tile supply--hc met with il trequently
afterwards and found it highly beneficial for
t.e cures OF scroiuous humors. gIandulur swell
Ii 'gs and the numerous Other skin diseases
which a!hct the nomadic tribes of those arid
aud interminable wids. Read the Advertise
i"et l62.
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RIfLEMgS FROM lloRRY DIsrRrCr.-
Captain w. G.. White, brave and nc
c"mpiisheG olicer, arrived in this CITY Oh
ednesday evening With Al ,tf.r Of a
picked company Of $50 Rffl.mcn nom
horry District to serve daring the war.-
Gov. Pickens has officially sanctioned
and given lis cordial appreciation to the
tender by Captain White of his company
To the Confederate Army for active ser,
vice during the war. They desire onlv
To retain their dis,i aliun AS South
Car"ii.a R.llenen. Evs~v man is sad TO
Ce Crockett, whom lie coons knew ut
My hi, and preserved their skins whole hv
sctrendering Il discretion. II is possible
tia, This company will be mus,sred into
service and join Colo. cl Bacon's Reei,
ment That Icll Tor Virginia on Tuesday
evening. AT aIl eveu,s, the membe,s are
sure shots, aud will render most effective
service in whatever position may be Ms
signed them. - Charleston Courier.
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lhe following i, II sample Of IL. numer-
ods letters constantly receiving 70. iosiet-
ter's Stomach Bitlcrs-
CaSANpAGUA. July l5, 1859
Messrs. l!Osiei:rT " Smith, Pit ,buruh,
Pn.-Gents-As 40 are strangers, ! here.
win enclose you twenty Eight dollars for
four dozen HoAtetters Stomach Biuers,
which please forward via Michigan South.
efn kaiiroad, Toledo Dho, aud Clayton
station. ! have purchased several dozen
bottles at Toledo, this summer, but the sale
Is on The Increase 80 much that ] wish 10
open u direct trade with you. / wa. indu'
red TO Try your Bittess by my phys clan, for
The LAYER Compliant and received such ma
,e'ial aid that | have recommended il to
others aud have soid about two dozen per
Week Tor some time. | have all kinds ..
proic'ne IN my store, but there i, none that
cln chceriuIIy and lruthfuIly recommend
a, your Bis'ers, ior know they have help.
ed me beyond my expectation.
Yours respectfully,
PHlLO WILSON.