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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

Twe have not heard Of any sugar
being iactured from the Sorghum
IN this county, thoughlarge quantities
81 fine molasses have been made this
wear. We will be obliged to any one
in the county who will give Us the re-
cults for publication ofanyexperiments
n irving to make sugar from It. W.
understand . fine quality ofsugar ha'
been made from it in some portions
Of the State
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27
Cabinet Affairs.

WAsHrHeroE, December 81.
Rumors and facts ssill continue to be made
public recording changes in The Cabinet
which h.ve for some timo jeen probable. but
which did not eliminate until the action Of .
Republican SENATOR'S! csucus. which took
place on Wednesday snd Thursday last. is
secre, room attached 10 the Senate. became
known 10 the President and those members
Of his Cabinet who have since retired.
Ths, result Of the caucus composed only
Or Senate belonging 70 the Republican per-
~, 10 simply this.
Tha, in view Of the late eventswhleh re-
su,,ed in disaster 10 the Union ssmss - q.
ledced from the inhsrmonious action Of The
abine,. il wss the duty Of the President
now 10 csIl 10 his cid, in the Language o.
Jackson, such constitutional advisers .
would command puplic opinion; and, prior q
this generslizing Of the important question
reso Iu,ions looking 70 the policy Of retaining
Secre,sry Seward were introduced, snd bari!
defeated. Though Sewards friends clsiu
that they we're passed, the Secretary and A.
sisssnt Secretary, on learning the fact. In
edisteIy rendered their rcsignstions' who
az fret, were not accepted, put ard now %
'llieved to have been received.
! Secretary Chase has followed suit, only
!, i claimed BY h.s friends. that he is 20 ,
Immediately transferred 70 the state Depar
ment.
WAsHr Hcros, Dec. 22.-Ths Psesidel
J. he acknowledged the reception q y
e resicnstions Of the Secretary Of State. n
Seward, and the Secretary Of the Tressus
!, M. Chase, and has informed them ~
o. ! tier due deliberation he has come 70 y
. con clusion that the acceptance Of their
70 siens,on would be incompatible with
4 public welfare. The Precedent has the'
N lore. requested both 10 resume their resps
s-sivs functions. They have resumed 20
az places % heads Of their respective Deps
20 ments.
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ONLY &f.25.
A YEAR IN CLUBS o. -FOUR.
Arth6r's Meme Mogau1ne
y@6orn OnG9@.

RO@ QG0@s
vols. XXI. and XXI. EIsed By y. 3.
AArnuR End viRelniA =. TswssssDsr
C.o,s;ns Novelets, SsoSiss. J, cry fsshI.
ons, Steel aid Wood Eugssvings. Needle.
work Patterns In great VARIETY, : umhe9S
b. psrmen,, Childsen's D>Pss'ssens, tsrues.
Ikeepers and Health Dspasisnenss, whh
llit esary review .. sud 81 The sccssscssss ~
IL frst.clsss Mag zine.
The Lads Book bears THE ssses'na
Testimony 10 the character VI AsTsuss
II me- MAsASlHR:-
.sAs we have often before ssid. n v. wltb-
ont controversy, the best 81 mas ssins pub.
lished In 'he county; and THE 70 ihv s'sosg.
Inv cutspohen Testimony evrSy here given
Nv The psess. We know u no periodical
~ so well deserves the pssise bestowed.
The editors never lire In their eGsrts 20 give,
sch eranth, . rich rnd varied literary re-
+, q -, 70 their renders. Their work 10 kept
tullv 40 10 he standard Of their promise. 10
nsve, duIi, vss slwsys full 81 ins'suc'ion.- ~
e We have often ssi6, End repeat 4 sgsin. thst
: liz should make . part Of the reading Of the
! people. young and old. Of the editors W
need not speak; their names arr hcusshoId
. crds III over the cosntsy. In their hsnds
no peri.dicsi ssn TAI: 20 fesch the hIghsse
4. point 81 excellence
:, new serial. by r. 8. Aw-HUa. will "
CONNIE need In the January number, entitled
= .OUT IN THE WORLD,
= Rare & Elegant Premiums
4. Are sen, 10 oil Who make up Clubs:--1. a
" large Photographic copy Of that eo'ensId
~ engraving, "SHAxsrEsRg A. MS CoTsxR.
he oRARKs" 2 A large Photographic copy
' from an engraving Of Hun'ineton's esleb!ss'
n, ed Picture 'MERcy's DHEAn." 3. a simils'
!" copy Of Hrrring's .0LinrsE o. - EneLlsI
= ioMEsrEAD."
on TFRns-$2 year. 10 ndvssee. snd on
&C. premium plate. Two copies. -. Three y
eslx4. -Four fos Co. Eight smd one 20 gsstss
q. Eup Of club. SO One Of me premium pls's
!, lis sent % every ge'ser up o. : elue. smsH .
large Three red stsmps must b sent
90 psy the postage on each premium.
ny Address r. 8. ARTHUR 4 co.
vel 333 Walsut Street. Philadelphia
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From The subscriber es NE
sAk=..n 24,h inst small bls~k cow
with ! white fsce, and : white berry. and
white streak along her back. Whsalsh.
lef. she IVES very heavy With calf. ed !
suppose By this time has . eslf. Ayja.
form fion In fegsrd 70 her whssssoonss ~
be III nktuIly received. st the Courier Once
and the informes literally rewarded.
CLEMENT DOaNE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

TOrrIclAL vorE OF WISCONSIN,
The official vote Of Wisconsin, in the
Congressional election, shows an agre-
gate Democratic majority in the State
Of Wisconsin Of six thousand three
hundred and forty nine, which gave
Mr.. Lincoln fifteen thousand majority
IN 1850. The Democrats elect three
members Of Congress to the Abolition
ists shree--an equal division.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

nFposrrrox Of kESrUcKy .-Gene-
ri Grant has issued an order respect
ing Kentucky. TO the effect that, as the
State has fulfilled the requirements o.
IN. Constitution Of the United States
and laws Of Congress-, BY CHOOSING
lovsl men to fill State officers and ex
ecute the lava, military authority j
prohibited from any interference, am
not to be used except to suppress riot
and mob resistance to laws. All civ
authority that can be executed at mil
itarv posts will be permitted
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

nTChristmas day Was the dullest
holiday experienced in Jasper, for
msuv Z year. Too many relatives
and friends are in the army, and may
Be. 10 immediate danger, for our cit
izeps to engage in great hilanty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

TcnAcco--wc are reliably informed
that over $4,000 worth ofthis staple
has been engaged in ratcks township,
in this county this year-aNew iork
firm being the purchasers. They have
erected . very large warehouse 10
Huntinghurg t''r its reception, and
pricing. preparatory to shipment.--
The crop in this County this season
has been large and Of very good
quality. AND We suppose next year
Al least double the amount will q
raised. as large numbers Of our iarm
ere are turning their attention to u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

1.-THE January No. Of Arthurs
Home Magazine is on our table. 4 is
the commencement of new volume
and maintains ito position Us the best
- monthly in the country See pros
pectus in another column.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-12-27

AONINTSTRATOYs NOTCH
N1OTICEis hereby gives 49, t.e 49, 49,.
~ signed he bssn sppeln!s6 see's ,a.s -
- AZ the esssss % a. G. mssgsns !sse ~
DuboI, county deceased. osid ssssss e ~
posed 10 b solvent. .x-,
dec13 GEO M0k0Ans ee-.
Advertise in the Jaspsr Courier .
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troubled secesh Rights q which Col. Tho.
m.s remark ed. II they we're Union men, they
would have their reward they know. The
.l,sle vas told then
u II possible they would mske you think
N They were pilgrims Of saint Bunion--
\ Their faces looked Is yardsiicks long:
y Their eyes like peeled onion.
/. There Il . board Of Physicians row ex
h aiming the inv aid soldiers and have beer
e|since The 10Th inst and discbsrging nearly
,.|slI Of them % YET examined; me and %!
y,.ousd is notified 10 appear before the bosr
TO- morrow sto o'clock, which will be %
isi5th inst, q which time fear ! will B
10 discharged. which ! sincerely regret. Il ahe
ID nv sscri6cs Of time and money and N
.. lheal,h. I should be discharged without &c
IiDR 10 see the Elephant, o. take q lea
"a some revenge.
in The Channels Of trade 10 Opening
y some extent many Of the birds oiCommer'
IL are sesin floating on the bosom of moth
%. Of waters. When 20 first came 20 Memph
vsljs wss considered fss south. for nsvigs'i
on since The rebels lreigs. and several steal
lbos,s we're fred into week before We cal
down.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

Some friends Of ours in Akron, Ohio,
have little boy Of about six years. The
children had been cautioned, in their NOR
ming s;rifes after hens eggs, not to take
away the nest egg-but, one morning, the
little girl reached the nest first, seized an
egg, and started for the house. Her dis
appointed brother followed, crying out
"Mother. mother! Suzy, she's been ana
gof the egg he oH hen measures by"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21
AHhY LET TERS.
A Union County Man at Fort Henry.
Correspondence of the Star q Chronicle.l
poRr niEx,S, Galloway county Kentucky,

rJgr niE1,S. Galloway county. Kentucky
(orposite Fort Henry, Tenn) Feb. 10, 1867
On wednesday, the 5th inst, the two
brig,des under command Of Gen. Smith
left Padueah, and proceeded up the Ten.
nessce River on steamboats,. About nine
o'clock that night, We landed on the wcs.
bank Of that river, opposite to where Gen.
Grants force, Of about II, 900 men, were
c,mped, and three miles below the Rebel
Fort, Henry. The latter is on the east
bank Of the river, one mile below the
dividing line of Kentucky and Tennessee
States. Fort Hieman is on the west baak,
baif mile above Fort Henry.
Thursday, about IL o'clock, seven Of
our gunhoat. started up the River, and
began to lombard Fort Henry. At the
same time Grants force advanced to at.sck
it in the rear; while the force under Smith
advanced on Fort Hieman. Gen. Tilgh-
man, keeping sufficient number Of Reb-
els in Fort Henry to man the guns, ordered
the remainder (S,0C0 or 9,000) ont to
attack Grants force, but the Rebels fed
to the woods. The cannonading was very
heavy, las,ing one hour, when the Fort
was surrendered. The Rebels had about
100 killed, and 200 taken prisoners, among
whom are Brig, Gen, Tilshmau and Staff
The Federals captured II large siege guns,
Is brass field pieces (nore Of them spiked, }
and all the Rebels ammunition, camp
equipagc, commissary stores &c, besides
great amount of small arms Of every de-
scription. The amount of property taken
is immense The dam,ge done to our
side was small A ball entered one of the
port holes of the gunbOat Essex, and struck
the boiler, causing it to explode, scalding
seven men to death. Only one was shot.
Jus. as the cannonading ceased, Smiths
force came upon For, Iieman. Instead
Of a strong resistance, as We expected, what
was our surprise to find it entirely deser
ted! They fed, leaving all their camp
eIuipage, a great number of small arms,
blankets, &c. Their tents are very good,
and from the number think there must
have been 5000 to 1000 men campcd
here. They were from Alabama and Mis-
sissirpi. They had splendid fortifca:ion
cOmmeuced, but no guns mounted yet.
Their position was strong one, and had
they maintained it could have fought to
great advantage, but their cowardIy legs
got the better of them. We did not get
a shot at them. They were cooking din
ner when the cannonadiuS began, and ran
away leaving it on the fire. 1t was very
nicely cooked when We got here, and, if it
was "Secesh," tasted we'll. We found
many of their letters, some only half 6u-
i.hed when the panic siezed them: if
they had whipped the Yankees the way
they told their friends they intended do
ing, we certainly would have Jared badly,
bat they didn't.
WM REED, Co. II. Sth No. Vol.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21
A Rare Opportunity

Is offered. for Gentleman and Lady 10 ge,
BOARDING, and RENT two handsome
Rooms on the first floor of that large and COM
modious house of John d. Musser-corner Of
9Th and Market Sts.-LewiSburg. For paTti-
culars. enquire Of the present occupant, Mrs.
MARIA WILSON. Nov. l6, 1851
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

Floydh again "stolea" his carcass, and
5000 prisoners, from "Uucle Sam" Pill
low found himself "Outside Of the di.ch'
the second time
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

U. S. Grant, is thought to bo Uncle
Sim himself. II not, he is much like
him-slow to anger, but strikes big blow
when be has to fight.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

The Richmond Examiner declares that
the Roanoke victory will be their ruin.
(No doubt, Every little belps.")
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

A DyEETIZE!-Manu;acturers, Merchants, Mechanics,
- Public officers in city and Country, PubliShers-
ali who wish to buy sel-would do we'll to employ the
columns of the Le,oisbrq Caron,cie which has large
and increasing circuaton in community containing
large proportion of active solvent producers,
aad dealers, any in the State.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

Estate Of JOIN HARTMAN. formerly OF TnIon, late
Of Lancaster county, deed.
I ETTERS Testamentary on the Estate of
John Hartman, late Of StraSburg town
ship, Lancaster county, having been duly
granted to the undersigned, all persons indeb-
ted thereto are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims OF demands
asains, the same will present them for settle
ment to either Of US.
HENRY II. kURTZ. Mannheim Tp.
JACOB ROHRER, Jr. East Lampe,er,
Nov 81, 1861 Executors
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21
Impromptu on reading the cvindicatio
of Senator Wilson, in the Philadel
"PresS" Of Feb. II.

Once his opponent. now his true friend,
The Press will uphold him, if right, 10 the end.
Forney's a Democrat, patriot, man!
Ia zeal for the country exceed him who can
Republican Wilson like Hercules tolls,
HIS hands all unstained with corruption and
spoils.
Aye, Forney, endorse him, your brother is he,
Aai both have well earned the love Of the free /!
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

rFMr. STAHL-BOOk Blnder-has
returned TO his shop IN Lewisburs, again 10
attend to all kinds OF work in his line. Bring
along your Books, Magazines, Newspapers,
&c, for the Book Binder.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21
News Agency.

THE undersigned having opened News
Office in connection with his BOOK
STATIONERY, and VARIETY Store, he is
therefore prepared 10 receive subscriptions
for the following
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES. &c.
Philadelphia Inquirer, Press, Ledger, Saturday Evss
Post, Dollar Newspaper, The Presbyterian. Christian
Advocate Journal, The Methodist. American Agricu
turst, Ne~ York Herald, Tribune, Times World, Harper.
Weekly, Frank Leslie, y. Y. Ledger Mercury, waveriey
Magazine, Home Journal. Yankee Notions, Nick Nacks
Biaekwood, Eclectic, IIarpers Ma.arine Peterson's
Godey's Lady's Book, Atlantic Monthly
aud any others desired. Persons wishing any
of the above had better call soon 10 have
advantage Of Club Rates. II Orders from a
distance promptly attended to.
II. W. CROTZER, News AGENT.
LewiSburg. Pa. Dec. IL. 1861
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21
TO TAXPAYERS.

V'HE Commissioners CT Union county have
levied a SPECIAL TAX of a mill on
81 to pay The Interest on the S3,000,o0O State
Loan, also Of ! mill on 81 for the support oi
the families Of our County Volunteers (Which
will not be levied mex, SPRING. The Books
are now in the hands Of the Collectors, and il
is hoped the TaI-Payers will be very prompt
in making payment FOR this patriotic purpose
By order of the Commissioners
Nov, l3. 1861. KENNEDY, Clerk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

Gen. Cass has over 800 acres, which,
though they lie within the limits of the
city Of Detroit, have no stores or houses
built upon them. For this property, be
was taxed on valuation Of over s200,00
His man Of business objected, but when
be went before the Assessors to make his
objection good, be found a land broker
present, who offered him 100000 in cash
for the property, and had a large sum of
money in his hands as a proof that he
meant what he said. As the land will De
worth to the Generals grandchildren three
or four times the amount, the offer was
declined and the taxes paid.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21
HO. PURE COUNTRY MILK.

L l a y J.. itHluEt4 luttl 4 tksiIE ANA &sf
/ binet VSare-rOODs to The larger
and more commodiOus rooms, late the resid-
ence of VIM. Frek, on the
Corner Of Third and Market SIS. LeWISburg,
where they have on hand The LARGEST and
BEST ASSORTMENT Of Work ever offered
to the public in this vicinity, prising Dress
Bureaus and Fancy wa-h.tani- of the latest styls
Sofas IiaiF~rat Chairs, Caus-at Chair, Roc King Chair
Etas-r.s Hat E1ck., T1ai Racks. Jenny Lind and
tasr l=d-t-li- Fancy LHuur-- Fancy Tables 6r-al-o
a general as-ortnr mt ~ COnRON UORH always On
hani-BarrnJm aud Jiio- Chaif--W Lolcsaie Retail
We also attend 10 the UNDERTAKING
busnes- in all IT, b-tur-. ing provi with Fancy
HEAR - AMI fi,h'. Patent Metallic Burial Cl,s>.
and COttfNS of our oEn manufacture slwuys Land.
ready st ans time, thin an hours n1ti-- 10
wait npan any and all who NAV favor Us it'll call
Having none but the best workruen. .wef7,
WAGkANr 10 Furniture manufactured b. u.s. and 81
defy competition either in price or style. G5
NIauf0ctorV on " la .Sfreet,
where Cabinet ami House Turn ing Scroll and
Rip Saving Ion" short notice aud terms
4 good assortment Of UNBER always on
hani f1r Newell Posts, Bann-tcr- and Hand Railing
. Y REPAIuING OF all kinds done as usual
NIB. ANY work not on hand will be made
as s0au as r"s-itie.
Thankful for past favors, we still expect a
continuance 10! tLa -auu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

Holidays-Banks close on
New Years Day-ith Juiy-ThanksgiYns- Christmas
Regular Union county Courts open
Third Monday in Februa:y-May-Sep,emb'r
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

Post-Ofiices in Union county.
Arrira-(in Brady township Al Fcresman, P "
ULiie D,sr-( (Uuiontown BRADY Trl David arhuckle =
WHIT Desr Hdis--(lightown, whDTpy Chs King y
Sr,r CR4nLd- X Corey "
Letrisburg-t County Seat Geo Forrest "
BIf,rioe 4 HGtas- Jas MCr.ight "
Forest HtA-i Farmersvle) Martin Rudy "
NifTiHbugg- Marg VI Stees +"
HTytlsf0a- Helen Hayes -
LIar.lt0H-(west end Hartley Tp) Mark iIzfpenny "
VAT Spring. Limestone Tp) J Raulrnbush :,
S-,r R.tl,,,- Elwd smith {"
HFnfed-(Dry Valley, Union Tp) saml Walter y
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

NANrED at this Office, on acct, a few
w bush. POTATOES warranted not TO
decay prcmalurely
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21

Norfolk and Richmond paper, say "the
Union men at Elizabeth City helped the
Yankees to put out the fire." The peo.
pie Of that city are required to take the
oath or los. their property. The Rebels
talk Of setting loose pitoh-piue burning
RATS against :he Onion ships. They say
@ Union man near Elizabeth City shot at
one of the Rebel soldiers, when the latter
killed the Union man in his own house
and burned it down, with him in it. They
evidently fear that Burnside will at last
strike at Norfolk, and are in bad humor.
The day (22iD desecrated by iurugrating
their six years President-Jetf Davis
will ba a sorry day wherever their recent
defeats are known to Rebeldom.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-02-21
Entirely Vegetable. No Alcoholic Preparation.
Observation-Disclosures
GERMAN BITTERS,

T r. Ia vi n N IDI L i'lhtS>
PreBared By DR.. {. IL Jackson Co., PhitGd'a,
WILL ETfgcTrLlY cuRE
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSrErSIA, JAUNnICE,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease Of the Kidneys
and all Diseases arising from disordered
Liver or stomach,
SCU as Constpation. Inward Piles Fulncss or blood
- TO the Head Acidty oi the stoHnch Nausea Heart
burn Disgust for Food fuluess Weight in the stom
,ch Sour Eructaton sinking fiu;ieriny al the Pit
Of the stomach, swimming of the Head, Hurried and
ID Gicut Breathing. Futerng .; the Heart, Choking or
safocang sensations when in yin; posture pimnes,
of Vision Dots OF Webs before the sight Fever and Duh
Pain in the Head Deficiency Of Perspration ieown-ss
of the skin and Eyes, Pain in the side, Back Chest
Limbs, &c, sudden finishes Of Heat hurnins in the
FLESH Constant seninsS Of Evil and crest pepres-
sion of Spirits and will positively prevent YELLOW fE
YER, BILIOUS FEVER, Ac-
The Proprietor in calling the attention Of the public
TO thi. preparation does with feeling of III. utmost
confidence its virtues and adaptation To the diseases
for which II il reconmcn niel-
the twelve years trial bcfor" the American pco
Me and its reputation and sale uurivaei by any
similar preparations .xtaut The testimony 10 Ne faVor
given ty the most prominent ana i"sihnnNn
aud in !yi in all parts OF the country : IMMENSE
and careful perusal Of the Almanac published snnu,
ally by the propriyors and 10 he hal gratis Of an! Of
their srent. c, not but satisfy the most keptc that
this remedy is yealy deserving tie great celebrity 1t has
obtained.
rrom j. Newton Brown. D D, rditor Of the Encyclepe
dia Of Religious hnowlcdgcl
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patent
Medicines in general through dirus, of their ngred
ents and effects yet know Of no sufficient reason why
man may not testify TO the benefit he believes he has
10 have received from sny simple PREPARATION in the
hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit Of others
do this the readily in rreard TO "liooasnd's
German Bters PREPARED by DR.. C. NJ Jackson, Of this
city, because was prrjudirrd against them for years
under the imprcss that they chiefly alcoholic
mixture lam indebted tony friend. Robert Shoemaker
Esq for the removal Of this rreiuie by proper tests
and for Mt 20 try them, when suffering from
great snd long continued debility The use of three bot
ties of those Bitters at the betinnin; OF the present
year followed hy evident relief aud restoration tos
decre" bodily and mental vizor which bad not f-l
for sx months before and had almost espaired of regal
ming. therefore thank God and friend for directing
me 10 the use Of them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philaia June % 1850. au.2iy lalte2v
CsJDHvvy H NMfHON Agents Iewishury