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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01
A Rad Speculation.

The New York CORES pendent of Wash
ington paper tells the following: l heard
# great reverse in trade the other day
Stewart, the large dry goods merchant. not
long since-under the Charlottesville cloud
think-boughC up all the calicoes aud
other cotton goods that he could find in the
American market. The subsequent mag
ni6cent military and naval operations of
Grant and Banks. and Porter and Farragut
on the Mississippi. dispelled the commercial
cloud of Charlottesville, and gold and cot
ton tumbled toge'her. 1t is now said that
Stewart will lose at least two millions of
dollars by the operation. Cottons, shirtings.
and sbeetings were marked down upon his
counter in one day, from forty cents per yard
to twenty eight! took advantage of this
decline aud purchased one piece of shifting.
Stewart can afford the loss OF two millions
and not suffer. It's said lie has made mill
ions upon millions out of the war. l saw
fine calico prints selling on Saturday for I24
cents per yard 1t seemed like old times in
Yankee1om, when raw cotton was plenty
and calicoes went begging.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

A WHOLESOME DRINK.-The excessive use
of cold water during the sweltering heat of
summer, often results in serious aud alarm
ing Illness. 1t is therefore advisable that
some beverage should be substituted for it,
of which those oppressed with thirst, can
partake with safety. For this purpose am
aware of no better or more refreshing drink
than the following: Take of the best white
Jamaica ginger root, carefully bruised, two
ounces; cream of tartar, one ounce; water,
six quarts, to be boiled for about Eve min
utes. then strained; to the strained liquor
add one pound Of the white sugar, and again
place it over the FIRE; keep it well stirred
sill the sugar is perfectly dissolved, and
then pour it into an earthen vessel, into
which you have previously put two drachms
of fartaric acid, and the rind of one lemon.
and let it remain till the heat is reduced to a
lukewarm temperatures; then tablespoonful
of yeast, stirring them well together, and
bottle for use. The drink will be in high
perfection in four or Eve days. This is a
very refreshing and wholesome beverage,
and one which may be largely partaken of
without any unpleasant results even in the
hottess weather.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01
THE METHoDIsTs IN THE FIGHT.-A
W. s...,,,rrr (AF;ss \ oorras, oDrant crivaa fbe

THE NETHoDIsTs IN THE FIGHT.-A
Vicksburg Miss eorresE ondent gives the
following:
The Twenty fourth Ohio Regiment is
called Methodist Regiment. The colonel
and several of the captains are Methodist
preachers. and majority of the men mem
bers Of the Methodist church. They did
some of tie best fighting of the day yester-
day. They went into the battle full of en-
:busiasm, and not one of them flinched dur
ing the engagement. Their major was
wounded late in the day. He walked from
the field. and on his way to the hospital.
captured stalwart confederate. and com
PEELED hm 10 carry him on his back to the
provost marshal's headquarters. It was a
laughable sight to see him riding his cap
tive into camp. The casualty list of the
Methodists is very large, aud shows that they
stood w to the work like true soldiers.
On returning from the battle field in the
evening. they held religious meeting, at
which their exercises were very impressive
As write, they are filing the woods with
! odd Hundred"
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written for the Emporia News.
A REMEMBRANCE.

Yes, Will think of thee
When thou art far away;
My thoughts will ever wander
With thee, both night and day.
And when the hours of sunset
Draw near, with golden ray,
I'll view the western beauty,
And for thee I will pray.
When twiligbt's curtains falling
Present the stars to view,
Ny heart will ache with sadness,
Iu drop tear for you.
And when the moon doth shed
Her luster all around,
It's then that viii think of you,
Who are for the army bound.
But OH where e'er thy lot be cast,
On land or on the sea,
Oh, will thy fond and loving heart
Return one thought to me?
Should the foul tempter cross thy path
To lead thee from the right,
May the great God who keeps US all
Protect you by his might.
o, try and keep thy steps from wrong,
To every one deal Just;
Be good and upright in your ways,
And in God put your trust.
-MERIoUs, July 18th, 1863. LADY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

At Deckard. Tennessee, resides a lady
who has two sons in the rebel army, who
one day last week, passed through her yard
in a line of skirmishers in Gen. Bragg
army. About fifteen minutes after, two
other sons in our army, IN an Illinois regi-
ment, passed the house with their regiment.
She had not seen some of them for several
years, and now met two in pursuit of the
other two, 6fteea minutes in the rear only,
brother against brother.
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General Meade is a tall, slim. greybearded
man. He wears glasses. an old slouched
hat, blue blouse. with corduroy pants tuck
ed into his long jackboots, He is uugain-
ly in looks aud actions, plain of speech, IA
miliar and free in conversation, when not
occupied with business. He has the conf
dence of the President in high degree.
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War DEPARTMENT,

IuO uIdlb
WAR DEPARTMENT,
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL s OFFICE
WASHINGTON. D. c., July 3, 1868.
Circular No. Al
I. Provost Marshals will cause the name
of each person of the first class enrolled to
be written on card as soon as the enroll
ment lists are completed. These cards must
be uniform In size, shape and color.
II. The cards are then to be assorted by
sub districts, verified by comparison with
the enrolment lists, and placed in an en-
velope marked with the number Of sub
districts aud the number of cards contained
in it, and sealed.
III. After all sub districts have been thus
prepared. all the envelopes will be put into
one, and sealed up, and put away until the
day of draft.
w. On the day Of the draft the Board of
Enrolment will open the envelopes in pres
ence of any who choose to attend, and take
the envelope containing the cards Of the first
sub district.
These cards must be counted as they are
drawn from the box, and must agree with
the number on the envelopes.
The box should be about ore foot wide,
one foot deep and one and a half long, with
a lid securely fastened on, and hole in the
lid large enough to admit a mans hand.
V. This being done, the Commissioner
will announce that the draft for the first
sub, district of such district of such State,
for so many men, will commence.
VI. The Provost Marshal or some trusty
person selected by him, will then be blind
folded and draw from the box single card,
which he will hand to the Commissioner,
who will read aloud the name on it. The
clerk will Immediately enter this name on
list previously prepared. opposite No. l.
Thus the draft will continue until the re-
quired number of names are drawn, when
the cards remaining in the box will be taken
out and counted, so as to verify the whole
number originally put in.
VII. Great care must be taken to enter
names on the rolls exactly in the order in
which they are drawn.
VIII. The. remaining sub-districts will
be proceeded with in like manner.
*. AS soon as practicable, persons
drafted will be notified.
JAMES B. Fay,
Provost Marshal General.
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An incident connected with the hsuging
Of the spy Richardson, at Frederick, By Gen.
Buford, deserves mention. He Was ordered
to be tried. and if found guilty to be hung.
He was convicted, letters addressed TO
Ewell being found in his boots. The result
was communicated to Gen. BuEord, Who re-
spouded, Hang him; hang him forthwith
If send him TO Washington they'll send
him back promoted"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

A cute lawyer has started the grave qyee<
ton whether, IN case children should b
born TO Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thumb, they
can legally inherit property from the parents.
because of the legal Latin maxiEs De Sssas-
mis- non esrantUr IeS. which being iLterpres
ted is, ''The law takes no notice of small
things.''s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

Miller, of the White Cloud Chief. thinks
that bad move was made when Ewing was
put in command of this district. All the
border counties, on the contrary, are pleased
with the change.-OLathe Mirror.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

A publican's wife. in Suffolk. whilst in
church fell asleep. and let fall her bag in
which she carried large bunch of keys.
Aroused By the noise, she jumped up and
ex claimed:
Sal. there's another Jug broke!''
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

Attorney General Bates has decided that
a liberated slave has right to presumption
and the benef Is Of the homestead.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01
moDUs oPERANDI OF THE DRAFT

The following, which has just been re-
ceived from the Consumption Bureau, de-
scribes the exact form and manner of making
the draft:
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J. r. SWALLOW.

County Treasurer
fEmPOria, Lyon County, Kansas,
WILL buy and sell Real Estate. locate Lano
w Warrants, and pay Taxes for parties desr
ing it. in any county south of the Kaw river.
january 25. 1862 224
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-08-01

A Il T O r. N EYS AT LAW
EmPOria, Lyon County, Kansas.
COLLECTIONS made, and Taxes paid, in
~ any part Of Southern Kansas. ......
Office over Perley's store. 264
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PARTICULAR NeTICE.

of Bite put in Quart bottles compounded OF =
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from ,
70 ~ cents per gallon, the taste disguised by AZ
or Cor Eu6er Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and win CONT
20 cause. long they he sold hHnirnds =
die the death Of the drunksrd. By their uss =
system IL kept continually under the iniuenss q
Alcoholic Sumulsnts of the worst kind the dsaiD
for Liquor is created and kept up, and the resuls
death.
tere, we publish the following receipt Get -
boffL HoefGad's Ge-sras Birers and mix With -
Be preparation that viii "a, cred in medical "
tines ans true exceleucs any OF the Eerous LjGuR
Bitters in the market, and viii cost xsri kxs. fN
connection With rood article Of Liquor 1t msA
less price than these inferior preparations -
cost you.
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NJ TEETH
ifls LOOMS, II. D., the Inventor and Pssen.ss
Of tie MINERAL PLATE TEETH, attends -
personally At his eEice in this tity. Many Sy$Te3
Serscns can wear these teeth who cannot OIAo
wear others, and no person can wear others Who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling At my or &c can be Accommodated
With any style and price Of Teeth they may desire;
aut 70 those who particular and wish the pures
NeAnest stron xest and most perfect denture that
art car produce. the MINERAL PLATE win Be
more fully warranted.
Rooms liz his oi.y-No. 80. PsnnsylvA nia avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets. Also 907 Arch St,
Phii.delph.s Gar&-ly
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
,ETSsYLyAsiA CENTRAL RAILR0Ar

-1E7oI FVE 1859
pEsSssslsYLvAslA CENTRAL RAILROAD
@Ag E@s
Is rlks1-e Fo al f me vssJESSss orrIss.
SPEED. SAFETY AND COMFORT
BAGGAGE CHECKED ru1 ssoH ha.nrIsOs,
,451ns THEE RaEbT e fs- IIlEH1sss s3E
CLOSE cosfE ne f tsss IT tHifttREsBUss
NORTHERN fcksTRfL RiILRoAD.
TIE GREAT CENTRAL hoUT1
WARRINGTON AND BALTIMORE
vtsr soRfaa VI sIf. lS q soUrHwEsr.
HPcr rhrsuxA Tickets apply At the oesess Of
the Northern Central Railroad cons.Sy. norths.ss
corner Of Pennsyiranis Avenue ssa siIta sass's
Washington, and Calvert station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING TSi, GAS on ALL MIGHT
SMOKING AID gALosN CARS or ALL TRAINS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the .. M. AND Rains,
arriving in Baltimore at $50 g. u. And eS ,. a,
EertSern Central Railroad, and arrive in Harris
burg 80 Is r and - o. M there comm e.ink
. ri.a 10, sas i p..: On Ct 'a &. W6s
FREIGHTe.
By this route Freigbts OF all descriptions een .
forwarded 70 and from say poiu. on the Eailrosds
ef Ohio. Kentucky. Inaians, Illinois, Wisoonstn,
Iowa or Missouri. ~ Rd,ise1d dtsecf.
The Peinsy lysrin Central ksilrpsd also connects
~ Pistsburg with CLEANERS, ey which GOODS can
be forwarded 10 any port sH the Ohio, Mssktngum,
Kentneky, TENNESSEE Cum bsriand, Illinois, Ai.sis:
sippi, Wisconsin. kissouri. Kansas, ArkansAs, and
Red Rivers; and At Cleveland, Ssnd1sky, snd CHI
esgo with steamer. 70 ali EOrthvestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers enuustiHE the trAnsDor-
tation of their Freig ht TO this Conpsny can rely
with confidence OF It's speedy transit.
TIE RATES OF FREIGHT 70 and from any point
10 the West. By tie Pennsyi7snis Central hailroed,
oil tirIts rs Jaroratls are eio,sd br ofAH
Railroad Companies.
81 Be particular 70 mark packages VIA Penna-
Central RR."
WIN BROWN ,AE't northern Central r r.,
No. 10 Sorts street, Baltnere,
L. L. H0UPT. Gent Ticket Agent. FhilsdelEhiA.
II. Fl CUSTOM, General Freight Agent, Phna-
delpbis. Jan fy,r
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

DR. SWEETS INF1LLIBLE IMMINENT
FOR HORSES is unrivsled BY any and in ali
cases Of I.ameness, arising from Sprains Br Uses
or Nrsnching, it's effect Is magical and certain
Harness or Saddle Calls. Scratches Msnge Ia. IL
viii also cure speedily spavin and Ringbone NAV
be easily prevented and cured in their incipient
stages, but eonfr eases are beyond the posi-.
bility or radical cure. No case of the kind how
ever, so desperate or hopeless but il may be ala
waited by this Liniment and its faithful sppIica.
ton will always remove the Lameness and enable
the horses ~ travel with comparative ease
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SECOND WARD STATION CA-Rs-J K John
eon, drunk; fined Sis. Charles Warden. pro-
family; fined -. Leicester King, drunk: dis
missed. Louisa Greason, Eliza Lewis and
Adelaide Alexander, profanity: fined e each
Richard Tinsley, do; fined ia. Lewis Fisher,
drunk; turned over 10 military. +. Lang.
drunk: for trial.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- 80 - -
TRAINS From WASHINGTON.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
@E E@
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM wAsHINGros.
On r; Has "a pss sHassS r.; 4a AZ !'s'
wAsH1seroH. BAaTI ssn2 AND THE WEST
Five DA1sr f FL Iss Is 5"!ss: AND
TWO DAILY TON Hst KS nj RfFx #EsT WASHING
on SUNDAYS, THREE TRAINS TO RALTIsoRI
As follows :S7.ss m. and and spm.
Passengers for the West make close connections
and ohis Rsfcsa for I'll Dohk Wset AZ iosot- Ias,
Pn ir 6fs FIJI r and NEW
"eassa p u i.i Ina a..
and Station. along the bsltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave Washington At and 7 IN a N and $50
Pm, and on Sundays at SD p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York At "a: u: Phi!.aeiyhia IL 81 .:
m, Baltimore sSp.m m. Arrive 1t Washington So
Pm, Baltimore $50 9. n. GrTi1. 1t wsshinEson
tsavf s. Nss Ye5. :. P1I !,
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore 1t
9a m, and y M. for Washington; arrive there
On Sundays sta 50 and 740 g. m. only from B.la-
No Annapolis connections OF Sunday from Bslu
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at 8 sad 80
ano 3 p. u :. make connections at Washington
Junction Relay with Trains fhs Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for all point. West of The Chic River
and for sh points along the hne of the Baltimore
ADD Ohio road. in Maryland and VIZ Kinis
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
instoD daily, excep. Sundays, a. 5s5 and $40
p. N.
Passenger Trains leaving Wash in gton At S g. q
ii Q. and p. and Baltimore a. $50 and T. ~
and $50 y. IL, stop only at Annapolis and
Way Passengers must taAe the Accommodation
Trains only. W p. SMITH.
4-ttr Master of Transportation.
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SECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES.
SAMARITAN-S GIFT,
AMARTTAN'S GTFH
TIE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER CsID
nostjya for

SAMAR[TANS GLET.
TIE MOST cEKTALN REsEDY EVER USED
eoNoRRHdahA.,f GLEE RtS ssf1kHfecfftREs, Re.
Contains no Mineral, no Bslsam, no Aereury.
any .;.nt taste and win no, IL way in,urs
tie stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
IL .tSsnty.tSaT hours" PEepsred BY : sT.dasss
eminent Doctors sna ShsHis.s Of he present day.
WIN cure any case in from two to four days, and
~ TWENTY-FoUR HOURS.
No exposure. no trcEbl, no okoase tckatee-
OF who have been xorsed With Bsissm Copavia or
nsfe''' sAaGRfTANsGIFr.
Price male psekases,sa Price female packages, s..
Fox sYFhifIs o. NtfEhNhkRkkSi GGA
Here is positive cure-no Mercury-no Poison-sut
the juices Of Roots and Herbs combined.
~ IN
cur on other parts Of the body, which happen.
carrie. ass Of the
bones, DC, Ae Any and oil Of these symptoms
sAaARfT1Ss ROOT AND HERB JUICES.
Sent By express. Price 81 . bottle. or bottles
sAMARITANs CRANcRB WASH.
Prse e gents. Full direetions
OEShoNp q w., DOX 1o1 pRl4 Ro3t
Sold by q. CALVERT IORp, corner Of Iieh and
Penn. avenue and by HENRY COOK Abe1sndriN
COZ EMAN & ROGERS, IT'S Baltimore street,
Baltimore. oe ism
TR Z 8 Z AR.
Protected bS Royal L<sTeys Patesf Of Esxlasd aAi
secsrsd oy tse Seals az tx EooL dc PAarn aacss %
Parts and fhs Irzperta! Collage of Asdse&s. Vssaaa
TRIESENAR No.
IL the ehectca al remedy for RELAXATION 5PER-
MAI0RRHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF rHl
TRIESEMAR No. T.
Completely and entirely eradicates Al traces Of
those disorders for which Ccpaivs and hebs have
generally been thou ht antdote, to the ruin Of
the health of . vast portion of the population
TRIEsEMAR No g.
ls the great and remedy of the civised world
for all Impurities e the system, wsl secondary
symptoms, obvisting the destructive use Of Mer-
curry, as well a. other deleterious Ingredients And
which al the SsrssparIia In the World cannot
remove. TRIESEMAR Nos. l, 3 and are alike
devoid of taste smell, and of all ususeatinS u.
tiles. They are in the form of Q lozense and nav
lie on the toilet table without their use being sus
pected.
one for 50, and in sT cases, thus saving 90 -
administered by Valpean, LaIlea and Roux, de-
Ae- Wholesale and retail by DIR. HI. A. BARROW,
le4. Blocker street, -four doors from MacbouxI
street. New York. Immediately on receipt of re-
mittance, DR. Barrow will forward Triesemsr to spv
part OF the world, securely packed, and addressed
according To the iIstruc tions Of the writer
Published also by DIR. BARkOw that popula-
and beautifully illustrated medical work Human
frailty, Price Is cents. Triesemar and Book can
be obtained By special authority from g. Q. PORD,
washington, &c. de Il II
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMRNr
Is an external remedy, is without q rival and viii
alleviate pair more speedily than any other prem
sration. For al Rheumatic and Nervous Dis.r.
ders II is truly infsliiele, and as q curative for
sores Wounds, spraina Bruises, c., its soothin
cite the just wonder snd aston;shment Of all who
have ever given it trial Over one Thousand coz.
thoetes of rema rkable cures performed bY in VIII
in the last two years, attest the fact.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

VIM. Z. DOVE CO.
AAE Nov prepared 70 execute any orders vita
which they usy be favored in the
PLUMBING, GAS, Or STEAM FITTING BCef-
NESS.
~ Store on Ninth street, few doors north 81
Y.nnsY ivsnia avenue. where may be fsund CON
riete assortment sf CHANDELIERS and other G AZ
sTEAM and WATER FIXTURES. Jan gIy
w GAS FTITE2ES
w Have II Stsre and daily receiving, CAB
FIXTURES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and P1sh superior ia atyie to anything heretofore
offered in this market
We invite citizens generally 70 call and examine
oar stock OF & As and WATER MIXTURES feeling
confident that We have the best selected stock il
Washington
care will be promptly ended TO.
msr5-.f MYERS & McGHAS. 376 street.
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ToPHAMFSn PREMIUM
Trunk MANUIACrORY
A99 sEvHSrH sf.; wAsHIHefon, d. o.
Silver Medal awarded by Maryland Institut> offs
umore, November =, 1850.
Also, Medal By Metropolitan MechAnicb Instieues
Washington, d. c., 1857.
0YYys Am constantly making, and aiv.ys-
Nh have on hand Of the best ma
teriA, every description Of AAo
Pine 6OLE LEATHER,
IRON FRAME
LADIES' DRESS,
WOOD BOX, and
,u,ss,,p ,.pn~n PACKING TRUNKS
CANVAS TRAVELLING BAGS
sCH0OL SATCHKLs &e
AT Low PRICES.
MEMBERS or Congress- and Travellers win plsAss
S1amine my stock before purchasing slss ksrs
Trunks that are made In other cities
Superior LEATHER and DRESS TRUNKS uads
TRUNKS COVERED and REPAIRED q, .Ao,,
notice. 80 sAo's
Goods delivered freq Of charge to ANY part OF II.
JAMES g. roPHAM.
t. PIANOs-PIANOS
L. w Sale very low. -Four New ROsEWOon
PIANOS, made by the best manufsctursrs W
vlH De sold Tor less than cost, to close ont
Apply 70 p FIREMAN, No. 81. NorthUtEV
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NOT ALCOHOLIC

HSahf ocHeESfhAfIp ypep,
IxrRAcr.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HooFLANDs
G ERAAN BITTERs.
pnErAans r
On @. II. JACKSON, Philadelphia.
WILL DyscTpAILr ouKr
LIvya COMPLAINT. prspEpsr. Y.rx
CHEoSIc Oh NERVOUS pEgTIrry n,.
IAsrs OF TIE KIDNEYS AVN Az,
pIsEAsEs ARISING PROM pIson.
DERzb LIVER OR srou.cg
such
ton. Inward Piles
Yulnsss or Blood 70 Oh.
Hssd; Aeacity Of the stssaaeh
Nausea, Hekrtou<n Disxust fer -
Yulneas or Weight in stous1h, sour =
tauons sinkins or I.tterns AZ the PHI q n.
es sa"essna n.ssies. sssu 'f IL i,iSs cs.siss
Fever and Dali P.in in the Heed, Dsseisnsass
Psrpirstion fenovness Of The sam and
Limbs. &e.. ssddsp Pushes Of
Htes a, ssrsihf y as iRi..A' 81
Of xvi. and great
psR s,.s;sr Of
Asd viii 'eri'irsl' gsssai N''es Ftr~. BIN,
They Contain Ne AicsAsI Or Bad wAisss,,
They viii cure IL. above diseases in rins.yr..
cases out Of . hundred.
Induced BY 81. extensive sale and univer.si-
ulArity Of ii cofAnd German Bissers. purely w.
A.A1 s~-r ~ Ga~-~
II. focd gates Of kcsiruns in the shape q -,
sna rs fons .SG
Beware of the innumsrsbie array Of AlcnAon.
fess. under he modest spp-ilstion II Biz
and leave the disappointed sufferer in desp.T.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
are not . ne1 and untried article. bat have ~
the test Of fifteen years trlal By the American p1k
lie; and their reputation and sale, not rivsisl
by any similar preparation.
The proprietors have thousands OF Letters frm
the most eminent
CLIRGTMES,
LAWYERs.
PHYSICIANS,
CITIZEN.
Terrifying Of their own personal knovledse % -
beneficial effects ana medical Virtues Of lies =.
ters.
Az W. |" osa eon<,ses'f ~ NV
Do Tea Want a Good Lrp<tster
Do Tes Want 10 BSsId Cp Teur ceayssuxne
Do Fop Wont 20 FEEL Welf
Do To~ Want to Get Rid Of lSerrczxneus
Do You Want E.ergyr
Do Tos Want 70 Sleep WcJs
Do Fos Wont Brisk asd Vigorous Fss1Sse
II YOU DO, USE
EOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS !
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Esrrclapecto AZ RehstesIs Ksoscldxs.
Although not disposed 70 favor or reoornm~a
Patent Medicines in general, throsgk sistrua6
their ingredients and efects, i yet know ofu
sui Gent reasC<as by . man nay not testify 20 r
benefits he believes himself In have received IN
any simple pre- "a ration, an the hope that he -
thus contribute 70 the benefit of Others
do this the more readily in regard 20 Hoofsun
this city because 1 wss prsjudiced against themR
many years, under the impression that they -
chiefly alcoholic mixture. sm iniebted 10 -
friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ, for the removS Z
this PREJUDICE By proper test and for ercournnD
naent TO try then, when suffering from great -
long continued debility. The use Of three bosuD
Of these Bitters, AZ the beginning of the pre-
year, followed by evident relief and restorxND
20 adegree Of bodily and mental viEor which -
not felt FOR six months before. and had Aimesf -
sTsired Of regsinine. therefore thank God =
my friend for directing me 10 the Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN
Phiadelphis, June q, lssl.