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pEOFOSALS FOR ARMY
l. TRANSPORTATION

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fir .,tt)e Ar11sp.
RECRUITS FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $402 Bounty
and Premium.
All other Recruits, 1902 Bounty
and Premium,

AE 3b bodied men. hetv eec taa ss&s # k,xAAn-
Ard Ferry FIVE Teas Fbo hsvN he1e.dtnsa bsra I'll
:ted eod ham y. ed Tor not laNs ts.n niae nn,a1
oe csenf6 Va1ERAE VOLUETKKKs. ssd ~ s1ss
4i he entitled Ia recslta one N y htpay t. adyAaeA
aaa : bouA.y .nu pr.Ulum - $sa7
To Al nste: Exc:rts t1r Old kSestue1tl rok vets.
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prsn iuc II sSe vii b. pai1 i1u,.--,v
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MET sh'eh be p1rters to Io!a :ad WI b uss~
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rtw fp -. ns1i ani 10 ,so-tTs tha Enatat4Is bous
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xet b. ca:::Ee ct The 4. atquartsza Of:
Cant WILLIAM JAt.Ss. Provost K1rxnzI Of tha
;sss 1Nss ! e:S;S. Provost x..,s.1 Il tho ~
g Gc9gs !0hE EYerAcz, Provost Marshal Of III
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, 1863-11-06
ss AWAY DOWN SOUTH In
UIXIE.ss


IFrom the n. 7. Tribune, 1st1
4 lady who has Just arrived In this city
frcm Maccn, Ga, where she has been d
teacher six years, gives an interesting ac-
count Of travelling by rail- down South. Sac
eays that owing to the dta2idated condition
of the railways, and want Of locomotive.
pewer, she was nearly four weeks making tbs
trtp, Including three days detention Ia Rich
m5nd, where the rebels tried to detain her by
tt}lipe her that the Yankees would not allow
her to pafs their 1iues, She pe-severed, hon.
ever. and succeeded. Sac says that the iron
has been taken up from branch or uutmpo1-
tant railways to ,repaiE:na.n lines, and In
down. The want Of locomotive poTer IL
seen everywhere. In one place the road was
SO ont Of repair that an engine could not
traverse 1t sstely, and there were no horses
at bard TO move cafs, and they Tere likely to
obtained and Ei:ched to the passenger car in
which tl!s Indy Was.
at anofher pl:ce, under similar circumstan.
ces. she was epeeded on her journey toward
lind of freedom, With one mule Mtched to
the passenger ear. 1t u not to be wondered
that her locomot.on was GLOW; but she per-
seye1ed With good courage, until at length
he s.W the sfare and Stripes waving a1oft,
VIXEN fEe was almost overcome with the ex-
cltement~ She can only compare her eersa.
tious to those Of person who has escaped
! frrm ship7rcck when he finds himself safe
on seore. She ea5s that the destitution Of
horese ut the Scrfh is 80 great that ohe has
| Known several instances Of families nho rode
one Sabbath in their carriase, came the next
| on foot, because military necessity had "a
i ken all their horzes. OF coarse food, she sayr,
| tha,e is n. abundance; but nothing else. Tbs
| ia1e is almost exclusively 'hog anu hominy. !"
New clothing Is out Of the question. and the
Old stock is falling very fast. Ladies' are
obllsed, in ukoJ instances, to wear negro
shoet, ard legro made cloth. The destttn.
tiqp ct al luxuries, md almost everything IN
ftr.l1ies that !en7s to u.ake life comfortable,
IL beyond the power Of belief: Yet many o.
those who eufIer are ~ bitter as eTer, ane
!! lees. Many, however, admit that they can
not continue tha struggle much longer. Tie
4 want cf Ec1ees. locomotives, cars aad repairs
i, 10 railroads, This Lady thinks, will break dow
i the South aio1e surely ttaa fighting.
, 1863-11-06

Charman's care some of their pct.ents. Clses
are attested where man for SIX years had
sWo f f;o Ss ths eess IT seventeen,
had been entira1y cured by Ice. Just as won.
dtrfSI have been the cures Of: paralysis.
Many Of TIC WORT nd 1est inveteTate fsma1e
ases eaye yedsa aa snf Ang
ore b. Is troubled By the pressure Of b'ood
CO the braiu Hill find thst, by boiling ! bag
81 ice or the nsf,e If the neck ten miautes,
au equnble flow Of blood can be secured:
Those who are troubled with hab!tua1 cold
fett. IT ay ard relief BY applying ics to the
email Of the back In the lumbar region. It Is
bard 10 estimate the importance OF this dts-
cogerS, which will ere long be ranked BY tho
side Of Je1ner. Several hospitals are already
unlsr Or. Chapman's practice, erd; a. get,
no one can bring forward an iastcuce OF fail
rva
, 1863-11-06
TNEDEATM OF COL. ELLET.


tt1om Inc Catfn NeW6.i
Il ic With no ordinary degree Of sorrow v
announce The death II the heroic Chs1,e:
Rivers Ellet,. Colonel Of the Mississippi
Marine Brigade. He died suddenly at the
residence OF his uucle, Dr.. Elicit, a. Bunker
Hill. in this State, on Thursday night last.
Ills friends in this city parted with him on
Monday last in excellent health aud spirits.
His Illness, therefore, must hare been Of but
few hours duration.
Col Elicit was ua.ive OF Pennsylvania,
from which Place be removed to Georgeto wn,
D. c., where he remained until Of suit4hlo
age, when be Eas tent to Paris, where he
received his education. Col. Elicit w1s high
minded. chiV.lEous in the extreme; dating
even to rashces6, quick In action. fertile IL
1t Is no wor der that he readily attained high
distinction In The military serTice His father
wts the ofjgi1ator Of the ram fleet, and In
carrying ont his plans, he was ably seconded
By his son Charles. in the taking Of Memphts,
the 1ams bore q PROMINENT part. and among
occa.ton Col Elicit ras, perhaps - III S;s s. 6ost
conspicuous ne Xgs snnd fsa1ies.ix IL orr opdeseS ei
IN aIp'a tas the rebel cur boat Gen. Price.
"Eyen before the rebel feet had surrendered,
at tie order from his father he sprang into
boat, and, With IN uncTmed crew. pulled
OF rebels, display I'd the American flag. Way
Ing his colors, be rushed to the post of11ca,
and there, amid tie imprecattons Of the
c1owd, he hoisted the stars and stripes, aud
demanded Of the Mayor the surrender Of the
city, which demand was sccedel to and the
ctty Of Memphis Eas -actually surrendered to
him.
At the organization Of the Marine Brigade,
his services and abilities obtained for him the
position Of Colonel, and he Was probably the
youngest pereon In the country who obtained
such high command-at the time Of his death
being less than twenty years Of age His
brilliant career on the Queen Of the West is
fresh In the recollec ions OF our readers. HIS
achievements With this boa: are unparalleled;
snd but for his unfortunate aud unwfse expo.
lett would hare been one Of the idols of his
countrymen. His desth is a national loss;
tor America had few brighter lntellects OF
chiva1rous hearts, and certainly no brayer or
more self sacrificing patriots.
, 1863-11-06

fh JAMES, (fo1merly~ Of New

ozaeAIs who<a sn.ivat1ed sueesasix the treat
eat d chronic. Asrca1ial Bloot and other dissasea
TaAT REQUIRES sKILrU UL TREATMENT.
Han Permanently located k1mseh It Gs Randopr-s:-.
em1caso. Dr. James IL recommended By the msdical
1atulty. md tic alnoat eatlre press Of the eouth
1housandl Of EnfoftCns:e bless Dr.. JAMES. who.
but for hin. woI1d be liv1tg saisrab1s existence
Tho ensiable 1erEta!iou Dr. James esisys 9rpu The
lskes to tee au Il The result Of yeara Of study and
cbsefv&Ho1.
James raet 70 Mercury, 1cdlae ros.sn, Arssn,e
cfea'sapafa In the treatasut OF blood dlsessa hut
AIeunaaSor. which p posture cure.
kAmc Weaxaesh cured by 4 rew aud inM1lb1e
neIaoo. sasfng both Tine and oxpecan.
uuee ind psrie1s n &c .dclph street fup-1tars)
'Umeo houfs from . L. n nntilsP.M
CONSULTATIONS lEvI0LA9LE.
S1& ~
, 1863-11-06
MEN OF uLIN0ISI

Yon "A asa:a .cn@cned 10 rally arouad NJ
oss1,.iieu, liz e. Ssaeptc Toes snea saasa5sa
sgsIy ~ y ,ya. so,aa{: InT Tisn.nis ls,sEs -
breth!es a. etts Il tae fed No o. at.ta naa q
proud rtecYd. The 1eba Ton Il zteng d asAxxek~
Itl.zrt SOFA Of the Republic. 4 :eV bows mora anz
T1ekon dies TIE snd . naAz. foue couasfy 4ss2N
n Ssssie e .s;ed tsEee4 zig a1 huad;ea Ro.iosa
:te tos, asd ne wstcawora oi v'ct.rY. she 9sesH
yu With Hbe- sty Worthy ar1o Of Er. tdtnas Do
r ~, .ia =, Eo:g q aaslax; sanxa .aofs.ss: te
tho dhA sn.rt taat snail bring tho afeFa1l pakon a
Hect aon TO th dat ferever 10. living o. dytrT
and yorr samea aae4nnraor1sa o1 lcamor.el. -
IAMX8 O$KEE.
Leut Colonel 4ta O. & Cavalry.
oe15 cec? 3H q. A. Fro. Lat, Gar Ill
, 1863-11-06

0FFICI3 COMM ISSARY OF
VI EIRSI3rESEEz No. S. Washington atxeet.

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ITO CONTRACT aso.aasd. uAcautY 10 make xo
The citertzce bat@eea The orar OF tas ratd . &nd
Eat wEics LAY eeaccer:-d No7enher 1851.
wi,ae.1E,F. & B: }aaasaasoss-
1bsreby celtlY tat &c aaavs .alad ara k.o12
to ne = msa Il p:o,er.5 aola 10 caAks xo2d tas"
TO be j, may Il. ua.t=d Stairs District
Escn I'D Int tsve p11 cted copy of III sdvert1e-
mapt po4td Al its haad ard nust pe 5ae:nc IN eou.
rlSfcr ufth Al tso Ief.cl The fbf oI E1a cottfpc6
ran 10 ~ = II tbfs CEicr. When fne Did u u8d& BY
ann, the n1ort1al must b. stzned oy each n1anbex
ota Wien eoposs tnez saorar,oo
r.bI lle ysQoi aasll haVe power to requtEo
| tttet: aSJ h:i :ne: L ~ b. Offered.
tnesa:teE - II q nay oa 9n band ter tssf 2ar9ose
R4tuzcs, Itc.pt or Atorrs required hJ tho Army
ke- atops, TIa Military DsEics Illinois fseaafa&
1s.tters are 1equeste1 % na pyts.n: w5cn bea kze
opeEed. II. r. ROWAknS CAa..A a G. d
ccT-nT4E1r
, 1863-11-06

pasea torec<iTe Ito her home slTLITLK GIRLS,
between tho age Of and Is. 6at wa3tea to educate
TEEN With her own 3sugtt=rs.
AsN. WILLIS has engaged I compstent taacafr to
h1hss her. and 1ntecds that tho 1n,tnesoo shall be
oosough snc noeFaI She deelres 70 securctho foeat
development oflndiytu4 sifs ana to make esseest
ltd intelligent wcMen. SEC Fill give the sa1e c4.e
t2o attention TO their rh5tlcs1 TclpfieK 4td Eo.al
calto'o which aae extends TO he- own Children. Ths
strator OF 1d1a~1ld IL hcarlf11 and it, l1ta Au1d
81 Acnixat.e p1sy ground
Circumstances VIII p,sren. Mrs. WiuIs trnm fcoeaY
Ing tcr pupils Ills year u1u] the % November
Circulars may Be obts.aed BY addressing Mrg. VII
LIS, It tale1ela. Aoodpa, Grange Cypsty. ny.
pCz l5ist Cd ippa II Wx r I'm
, 1863-11-06
Rr E,cuorAb Hu4xE NEW Yo4x March = 1sss

Br, N1cuoLAe Ho7xE NEW YoRx, Asrea a,16a
De. Hos7xTrx1-Dear Sir: Batng OF bilious tem-
petaue1t and haytag suffered much from se. s,ck1ess
heretofore IdeteEm1ued, xaon leaving New Orleans
for New York, In June 1ast, to Try your celebrated
Stomach Bitess. Having uade the tip In the 2rope
ler r.ae Wind without eleast i1conye1iance owing
to hcir preventive efficacy. procured the 18th Of
July box Of Tnux Bttets far the nse of mysslt and
1ew friends. Oh our Contemplated voyage to Europe
IA the Crest Nastegn. After getting to sea opened
The boz, and, together With about ten OF my fellow
paztook Of tie Blttez On The second day
soma the ladies On board tAt sea ck but by taux
haa vine glasafal shrea t1l.es day, the7 soonre.
covered, Dr. Goldsnorow. the bhip.s phyac1an. and
Capt. Pston the Commander. togeAer With = Iarxe
portion OF the psseusess, Subsequent, ezpezimete4
with the Bltters and uniformly With ent.s success
They Will certify ta the TACT that during the whts tc
net one pc1sou beard was sick after the second
day. Dr. G. having appropriated the last remaining
bottle. Is an ata1llhle specific. had roueof the ar
Gle on my return voyage. and suffered ore thaa cae
describe In conseqaence Ihava orders for two boxes
f,om two oEmy late fellow passengers. now In Lye.
pool. and shall send then, out By the naxt steamer
You ought to have depot in liverpool Advtstne III
persons venturng for the first time Tor indeed at shy
tie> to sea. 10 obtaln Il possible. supply Of youz
Bttters beicro leaving port and tharebY 6ECUR8
themselves ssalu4t Sea Hck1ess-
I etn. respectfully. robedlent ecrvaat
JOHN H. MUELLoK, .
, 1863-11-06

ALcnaou correspondent Ct the Li5eratosS
gives this account:
IA great di.co7e1y Is just now engaging
the attention Of the scientific and medical
world Few English names are more familiar
to Americans taan that Of Dr.. John Chapman,
cnce the leaalpg publisher Of here.icai books,
Low editor Of he Htsxa4snstfr, and alEays
ieyctee Of ecierce and medicine. he is Tell
acquainted with many scientific aud literary
Americans; AID many Of them, amongst 9th.
ers Mr.. EgxTsor, hAyo resided IN his house
when In England. This Dr.. Chspm.o has
been for years engaged in studies and expert
me-ts connscted with the nervous system
alone, with such men rs Dr. B.own-Sequard
and Gland Bernard OF Paris. For the past
year he has bee1 proving I tremendous dis
coyery-namely. the cure Of epilepsy, aud
many diseases hitherto deemed incuEahle, By
means Of external application OF les aad bot
water, In india rubber bags, at various parts
Ct the spinal cord. acting thus upon the sym
pathetic nerve, AID through It upon the most
important and vital regions Of the body.
Many eminent phJs1cians hare accompanied
Dr.. Chapman to see the marvels which he had
wrought upon patients who had lorg ago
deapslred OF Eea:th. Bome physicians,
amongst others Dr.. Wilkinson Though !
hommopathlst, j hAyeso recognized the ialpo.-
tance Ct the discovery Is TO commit to d.
, 1863-11-06
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF


e i MAs1AAIA
Couta1pirg neal. 800 get. I'D 1s7 nne eates and
EtgrAS4 Es OF the Antony Of tho eexrkl OfE&ne y
astste 81 Health sud Diesfe. win Treattae vn se.
Abnse. It's D. p:o:aole Gocssq9eacel 12on tns Aipd
and Boz r, Nitn tina Author Fl1n Of IfeatIeut-<ho
oty satinn8t and Lrccesstnt mcca Of cqre =! sho
Oy The report Of ea=ts treated t!ut1c1 4dpl&9 70
eu1eIfan doun1f 0. tbetr physical cosd uon st1t
rec Of ppttsEe to e-y scdreka On receipt q = ce1o
CEtslX. No 81 A1.lea L2De. iAio*ny. NIX.
, 1863-11-06

QUESTIONS ALE ARorsD.-Our friend Sam
Jones wanted tervant glrl Ia his faulty, and
pushed tor the intelligence Office and made
known his wants to the proprietor. Says
Sam, " Have you frs:-rate, tlp.top servant
gill for the kitchen? I Waat one that can
mIrd her on n business and attend to her
work" sob. yea" saya tne proprietor,
) "1uy quantity; let me show Jou oas." satn
Is at once introduced to q daughter Of the
Emerald IEIe, and IL greeted with sand does
- want seryant?'' "Yes," says Sam.
s'How many hev ~ in yer tAnny:'' Sam
ansWe1ea. ,"Aad hev ger hoc aud cold Wa
ter:s' Answered again: *tHow many chl1-
d1en hev yer?'' "And do Jon make ger girls
waah Sundays: ID the church far away -
AL these questions with about fifty more vera
answered heroIcally BY Sim, when he thought
be wo2ld take the laboEing oar himself
You look,'' says Sam, = like nice girl, but
want to ask you one question: Do you play
the Piano" '"No.'' Then" says Sam,
very bland1y, "you won't answer my turn"
and away went the astonished Celt. feeling
for once che had caught d Tartar.-Ifar:ford
Times.
, 1863-11-06

In the works of Shakespeare, we find the
following, which ne commend to the at
tention Of our readers, who will, doubtless,
be able to make tn application thereof By the
Light Of erents now transpIring. Shakespeare
ras an Englithman, and describes with hie
magic pen exactlJ the position Of England:
Amba@ador- Our august prince
10th send uE to convey his high Congratulations.
Hing fou returning.
Your august maste., 70. his congratulations,
And In this war we wage against Cyrene E34
And our revoked proyiuces. we hope he will
Adhere to his neutrality. These high
Congratulations he doth send. we
Tfrst, will Tot prove void and empty. as
Those selt hithe7 lY the King OF Cyprus.
He, from his tsland realm to Egypt sends
His sympathy. while from his ports convenient
Sail the galley armed, and Pirate crafts to
Rob. dessroY, aud burn OR barks thBt trade
With Tarhlsh. Such .h,poczisy and double
Dealing shall meet Its just reward. We
C1deretaud the game he plays. When this afrt'r
OF our revolted provinces ia Quel1ed.
He shall our due attention have Then, woe
BE 10 MIN ard his. Fo: every unenepectl1g
Ba,s destroyed. for every galley burnt, he
snail return fonE-1old, or by all the gods
OF Egypt, he rules no more In Cyprus.
, 1863-11-06

EToNEwA1L JAcKsoN's ADMISSION INTO
HEAvES.-I rss much amused at tbs rebel
prisoners account Of Stonewall Jackson's I'd
misslon into heaven They were strong al
mirera Of Gen. Jackson. and especially Of the
great success OF his lapk movements. "TIe
cane do~n from hearen to carry Gen. Jack
son back, with them. They searched all
through the camp. but could not find him.
The vent to the prayer meeting to the hospital
and to every other place where they thought
themselves likely to And him, but In vain:
him. What was their surprise to find that he
had Just executed splendid flank movement
and got into heaven before them-n-Cor. Bos
ton Hecordtr.
, 1863-11-06
HOLLOWAY'S PTTJS-Un-

~ ~ n, n nsse.s;y NJ Totsre.-rA1f1rATtos or TIE
tuing mrthtd Of mo nander uaA:mont 3: oises4a
70 ths cet9 uetna Fainer 1EAa te Preservation
9! Ln1;zc 1:a Fh3slc1sna y cer1An routine pre-
tefbea Tot the.y MOI e oPKFAkp1 lrom which thste
Il e departure The Laws Of the NJ dc. Aad Perean1
cc6nn Code thst connne1 1uu 10 peculiar dogmas On
Pe!nass: Ct exeltcn. Un'E.mutsnd p .psIssculkt
1uieA Ac1oWAy s78tem f1se conttnry Ii haat on
~ ~ si1DR,e .s e 1Atu.e t*ll auoa Il efsea The
1trFoue Afeetlo s. Fy lhslf aLtlpn on tho Atomsch
and EtfvSb lhe Pills II MuVo - CA1ao aud affect
radical cure. no@-n7sl l r
, 1863-11-06
MEDICAL CARD.

e11du4te Of the New E1giGrd -cmAle Ao9tcsl col
opens ~ ottca IL this cty Ea. ng .:actseea yeN
l. Tic Hcv Tork In for II: diseases q Esmaa
of CEic.o aid v:cio:y TN: =; s11tS bl7o<n o,3e"
i,on1s from 81 II AN MARY IeoafsoH;~
f.sfdncr AIs. 7. G. htsfrau. Mi, #. H. R5asr.
all In
, 1863-11-06
AIR DYEl HAlk DYElI

Ill BATChELCRB celebrated EAR DIE n TA1
21sI = TaI Ne11n The E1iy H1EM5 IT TEg5 nys sna
@aTfec:-eh4:eas ns1. ssasly Q. Grey BAR in.4afy.
% GInseY BLACK or NATURAL B4oxK. without r.
Soft aud eeAttloi IL parz isesh vitality frS41ent2
restoring IT. pn.aae e5lor ard resshts tae II eHetsn
N Bad pYe4, The &aru3ne 10 MSned Ent144 4.
eaToarI6E !. otkess are eecnl rltsroas sna saou.1
f18 Hvotdod &ol6 By AZ UtEEK1E2. &c- fAcI3t1. ~
EEs~r1sV : %fTeet NA1 York 4Ft k437Jy
, 1863-11-06

Formerly eI It, Lcus. and nov est stAb1ahed for the
lAst tEp le2JHA8
1s8 s. Clark ST., corner OF Monroe,
The unparalleled SUCCESS tt tho Doctor In AL special
ttt u e. rsRse a. 3trA1e recommends kl1u t. tn.
public de.eys1ng Of patronage. He has cured the
Cd hlchy 5 Dc pres xherrvcr he hAs been as weu
Icucatcl arc Ic.ettnc physician Eaciott TWO
esH1nps A. ret Lis GUIDE TO HEALTH-"
Ioore separate fer lstlea &1d gsrtlemen whera
they cnr tfe tne Doctor only. At II ; Hme ron 4.
Ii to 6P. r.
IT Cotanl:auons f:ee F. o. Box 81.
, 1863-11-06

REEN AND PURPLE HAIR
~ are o'scn tie :esuin q applying the c!tiaAs1
dytB. Tue on:y e. fe kfltC g Which 1nyAr1AhY pro-
dEces Sty hide Ct coor ceai1ed. from 0pe amber
brown to she tctEtEest bin x u
Cr16tndoros0 Exce1A1er Nyos
1t pervx des eYcEy bre from the root to the tp WIFI
he i'll sc % red sid uaTy leeds the hat With
the anmcnt which u EtQis1:e to proEoie It's growth
tte lubEyt. t:F re1nla. ecce Hrc IL bekuy.
MAru 'actu1ec by ]. .ELlSTAt0k0. Attor HouEe,
Few Ytrl 6olo every Rhere, and applied D5 Al
8AlE DsefssfF. .
F7!ce. {! ilso. ga ss per boz. according to axs.
, 1863-11-06
NEW CoSvA1HsuxSr CA6p.3
Near Alexandria. Va., Msy ::i&h, 1865,

NEW CoNvAIHsuEFr CAxp3
Near Alexandria. Va, AsY eth, 1863,
Mexf1 HosTETrXh & 6HTM,
pzAB E1gs-Wr1 you do ms the favor to forward
tY express cnetaf dozen Hostetters stomach B.tezs
With h1u for WHICH n zemit rou On receipt same
IS an unable to procure your medteins here: and
hid quantity It could ba sold readily. n it u NouD
to be the best preparation II for dzeasea having
ther origin with diseased stomech- Ihave ussd and
sold hundreds Of preparations. hut your Bttcrs arc
superior TO anything Of the kid an coEniza1t With
Indeed no soldier should be without It, ahould ho be
aver so robust ant he2tthY: for It u not Only 49,
roEAT1vK, but Preventive for a1zost III daseasos
colder is subject to. rhsrebeeo addicted WIN tnsoalc
Indigestion, and 70 medic.ns HAn ArToKnn "a re-
ux11xr Youss uAs: and Itrust5ou walosa no n1s
Yours, very respectfully.
-: nA4UKL BYERs. Hospits essFatd.
, 1863-11-06

SA7TD4Ak1AEzT, BuExlr oY YARDS AHn Dooks,
December 3'th, 1852. I
Mess1s HosTxrTER 4 sx1TB. Ptttshu1K, Pa,
GKn1rNKS:-Abeut four years Btnee my attention
We called To your Celebrated Stomach Bitess being
Ut the time perfect martyr to DY=2epsia In all Of p
terrific fors: indeed had not known for sx yearaan
uninterrupted rights sleep. commenced the uso Of
your Btets taking them according to yoax dheetnna
except thst the dose reduced o1ehau and found
mysen much. yzRY N1cH benefited By the tsst bottla
TIE second relieved entirely bnt haye eyer auca
taken dose IN the moroiag. immediately On rising
andug to act - Toa3c AID Appetizer Of tho MOST
AaKEkARlx cHAnA01K&. Tiers Is pecnllarit1 Ia tae
feet Of yonr Btttess on ne. which It may be veil
state; from any csusoI shall be sne1cg 80 accnte15
With the Eesda:he. dose ot Joar Blttera RELIxTxs
ne in 11rrxka x1yurts, In coucluhoo, 1ssy with al
sincerity and truth. would no: ps returned to the
state Of health In which your Bltte1s found me- aud
rom which theJ hare USQuzsTlosAnL7 RzIRvxr
rs yoa AL Tux xoHxT N THE WORLD,
lam. With great respect your oh't sezvtt.
JOaN n. BR0HAUGH. Chief Clerk.