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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02
TOR sALE.--.rhe subscriber oiseFs for sale

EOk EAIE.-ihe eubocfIoeE oLt.S 4oI fatc
n f9r the Ssin. Psn end Pa.c IA road Company o. - m
uesoia s10ly9 fse.r Ut Nor baaes ~ ~ 4e'd
81 tylst 10 Russell Ses- # Troy -dd samuel j. e IT sew
yogx upon tic D.ifei Of t.if sotd 0rwirf l' f.n4
and Wstsb isauce ol ~ nj bon.s be- s ~ ott in
tefe Ays 1T Jsuuary Fad 5r y 'e u t.1 elent tax
principal due IN 1855 Whole i-ae pells s,0Jo5, za9Oo
layi sold b.5ure VIII D. cf "a only ersfc :sf
conn lenr the road An expendtrfe Il oTeF l.D Ats
made upou roeo, tboat ~ mas cofierc - -
ud.-s to be ansed By lat January; grG- ~ ~ lo cie
oTk IsaIly competed Ties navo leon d4vf: d and die
tTisntcd oT tbe whole cc r IN ~ ans, Las been u
chased pTces 10 per ss dian he present cash y-ns
The C0nprny have f9atns d.. ~hsia gc-. Is,ces 3n
the oond: os ~ months VII BE- ,see. by Duncan Sher
nan Lo.--HeT- orr. Dc. 90 !. s.
B. GEO. L. n. DAVIS 30. ~ Yzelelec-p'ace. .
HIICAGO AND MILWAUKEE RAILROAD
~ co. FIRST .ORTOh6E BONDS eupo1r due No.
vea.beI / 1863 daed .roni e above bcn4f, wiz oe aid
@ and afer tina. Day = tie o.fe o.
sC4UCiiaDOT .. GrEH RID.
hTOTICE.-NJti ce is hereby given that the
IN cBRTiFIchTE No. 2Ja2. - shl,es ssacd 20 We by
the New-y ok Transfer bf.acy a. the t4fiptia ~ fHr
boad hls been LDI, md ils. ap9lests hos bon a4aae
TO- The suossitaicn Vi a cethesie 4 glace tnar,oi
A. u HEIl.WAY X Co.,
No. 81 Excl $50" p'sre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

BOOKKEEPING, Writing, ard Arithmetic
- taught day and evening for $40 pr o. or "a Writing Lee
"a Nos Q, 5owery and M tnions Brooklyn FROM
Gov ). hing: Col ranss plan Of nsIactiou syssue,e
and sxpe1iiious."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02
WINTER GAR j + N.

WINTER GAR ZEN.
r ,,.csoo, Ia, sincer. peSeare announcing -
r,se saept v III those charming "a popular T.i.s
lfN apa ,sRS w. J. fLOi.EECE,
% ur.ycra led through EGrope and America - -
IRISH BOX
YANKEE GIRL.
this her eursrerent In u'ir native c unflSg
zuiar dramatic they VIII NJ pssr IN e ries q ne
LTGEI ASD HUMOROUS PIECES
with which .hei. pleasantly aaaocaeo cmoxscV
FAEcE,
COMEDY,
concluding esch ore;try al ~ O'Clock
fNO.DAY Noy . wil be Presented an edat OF ~
srs popul.s noysi Of .,-cv
,,., NJ ". J. Floreoso
n, 5e fsIswes oy IN Fl0erees pro,ean Cone ietla OF
ulsCHIEVovS ANNIE.
y~ W. y. FLORENCE
.,r .,s.a;. SIX DIFFERENT CHARACTERS,
Wiz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

A COURSE of PRACTICAL INSTEUC-
air, g.. b. obtaincJ a oldsgi,h Institute No. broad
way, sthst., now 20 years es.c5l'hsd good
huniwr Ing cusrinioeJ In ten lessons. p-As rooms ior
private instIuc.ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

ELOCUTION LESSONS.-Prof. BRONSON"
IL seooId Day Class IN tns Cooper lnsin'e Commences
MONDAY MORNING, Nov. 2. ct y O'clock, aud eoniinaoe
every Monlay for 2, wesSdeeneiior Ministers % my ON
III. Second Night Ciass cpnnencrs TUESDAY Esenns
Nov ct or O'Clock and .ongses every frs1y and AG.-
day night, for IL weeks son for either ooa7e, pin
n B-Arfnss Deats Eaade ~it Clubs .nd TO mevs ~-eIe
they p.s4seA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02

ROYS Prepared for BUSINESS at Doll
I'D BEARS Commercial Academy, No. Coz Broadway can
ALWAYS 900. Ia toes Oiees snks. Ihcy
Learn healthy manly habits become puck figures rspii
business pcuraen and practical booAAeepefA Oen1ensn c1
secure private rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-02
Russia! Instruments.

4 MAGNIFICENT .fevcn-cc,sye Rosewood
"a PGASOFORTE for s,sc =, '-oraoc All u.oisrn I'm
pfoseisn s'.s aI IN rain- an ioly Ssfsn
;oeaoosg ,Doof 49, .iolnais sssol aud Sossf llssif'
Il No. u W.. IttL a.. ar s.h.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
Farmer, and Property Holdera

In 10 time ,hs journal has had ht,le TO say IN
inst compliment TO that large body Of "sold' and hon
orabs citizens WHO constitute she tiers Of the SOIL
and I, has strveu not always in vain, guard their
r,gh.s and advance their interests Il viii be ever
found wiling and faithful abofer in that service. II
PROPOSES 10 say few words now not Of praise, bus Of
s9nonitou ard csDsure rather, aud yet IN tie same
service, since friendship may be better shown BY judi
sous and flank rsbuke when occasion calls oFit than
by unmerited ccmueudatioe.
10 the beginning Of the war and for many months Of
is progress the conduct OF the farmers aud planters
ia everything admirable. They called on to make
heavier sacrifices shan any Okercass ofozsns ami they
made shsm promptly, freely, ehserfuly. They we're in
many Instances grossly malreated and imposed on BY
he o,ess Of the Government and they submitted pa-
dsnty believing thai the puolo interest demanded the
Inaicaon OF private grievances AID harishi9A They
were the last 20 experience the beEe6 Of the advance
In prices resulting from the large Issues Of Co'eTane
paper, bui they did no. m0rmas Tney Fl I'D 10 g.
than any others, too the infection Of that heue
ferre1 to 10 the Presidents Pro lsmation IS sea Of
Ike g,ngrers into the heart Of the people" T5eSJ
talngs TO their cred AM should not be forgotten
Da. alas! ttas such things should now have to be
r3mcmOere1 Only, can4Os o. Hlsuteseu II =,
deed astonishing 10 s.e how utterly selfish men have
become, who, before this war, were esteemed liberal
Ligh-mnded and philosophical. I: seems to be the
desire Of every rmer-tho only large class that can
accumulate surplus-to obtain the very highest prices
for every necessary Of lite whether from Bis neghoor
the Government the solder who is fighting TO defend
his most tangible WealEh-ths very bssiS Of all his
profits. The prices for the neCcssares of Life ard the
pay Of labor Of any kind do not pari passa and
IN this fsct We have ecment Of discoEJent which
may yet eEiaDgsr the interests Of the Southern Con-
fsderaey Tue arss class Of population who will con-
,nt 70 yield 10 this contest and the class 10 which the
Decentralization Of the people WI srs. beyn, if uuh4r.
ully n should ever begin, will be that WEIGH finds il
almost impossible to live under the PreseRs system Of
prices Hsw important is Il thee, that the land holders
ad producers Of the country for "hOse substantial in
rsress tie var is Eaged should be liberal and wise
enough 10 keep doWa this spirit Of discoaten..
I, should be remembered that profession ! men can
make their way in almost any form Of society because
~ forms Of society. whoever may be masters Of the
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

TIE TRAEs.MlssssIfPI D4PAglAEsr-Tne army cor
respondent Of the Atlanta Appeal writes from Morton,
Miss, os follows:
Accounts from the west of the Mississippi are very
favorable KirbS Smith is regarded as very proper
man for the command. they have confidence over
there that they can cary Oh this fight alone and are
determined do 70. if esslry. Extensive arrange
s1ts ar, being made to supply themselves With mpe-
meuts abC munitions of 10 rny desired exenb a her
by 1nuiaCture BY legitimate importation througl
Mexico, or BY smuggling through tie New Mexican
lines.
nops are represented as being unprecedented in
yield, some bottom lands promising eighty bushels to
tao acre. Stock hogs are plenty, aud well taken Gaze
of 10y toe farmers, feeding carefully with view
OF avoiding hog cholera
The Iberia salt works have been in possession for
six months and have been worked to he best advan-
tage The country is well supplied with salt
Beef cattle ace abundant and in good condition.
Take it all ia all the Trans Mississippi Department
takes care ofisel[ AID will possibly sweep the Abo-
tiopists out of Missouri before OF the fiddle Depart:
uent 90 as much for Kentucky. sgratifyng TO know
that there are no sibmissooists there. Like Tennes
scans some of them have tasted the sweets Of Yankee
rule, aud will have no more OF II.
L. il reported that Gen. Price has resigned but this
s not believed by people who know the GeLeral. His
staff and irieaGs are stahsd with the position held
by HIM; but his known devotion TO the csue, and bis
oen-repeated declarations that uuder no circumstances
would lie abandon it, gives reasonable ground or doubt
ing the report.
heavJ expedition Of transports and gunbOas Is said
to be moving in tho eighborlood of Natehez, ceer-
ing officials from crossing the river, but nothing certain
is known.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

srd esiskBi, AZ SIS A. g., tho Nsnank spsnlss The
engagement with iiinSh ebel, which fell on the ex
tfce right OF the fort At toe sSme time the batteries
on shore opened fire. and the conflict became gen.
eral
The Montank w5s lying not more than 900 yards from
Wagner the Iron.des about 1000 yards and the Other
iron clads about 100 or 1900 Yards d!stln A six
O'clock new feature in tie fighting here took place,
being nothing less than shot ON Moutric. Old Mou
trie has bee silent since appeared off Charleston I'll
now But presume the featy 10 secession could not
be restrained ana the occupant of Moultrie
ous TO show their desire TO contribute her part toward
driving Gwav the Yankees.
But the shot fell hal; mile shor, ard they only
tried il once more. Sumter, however, always ieaoy,
rave excellent shot, and continued to fire until
the afflir was over
Hardly a Iepe ion of the fight o tbs 18Th, yet it
was holy cOnies Ell enlageme1. aud mlgn ent
sight. Blu Wagner fred on CO, and then during the
rem ;nder OF the day was hns. We could not a
soul in the work, and it seemed almost deserted But
from Sumter aud Gregg the shots came III OK and fast
TIE firing the land batteries Of Gen. Gi more
and tie iron clads excellent, aad the big shells
which tie was through parapet aud csssmae aud
burs' inside, threw up such great of dust and
sand a0d eath that it seemed though vulc1no
be be.ching forth its back ents suberanean
| Iesesses.
The great hull of the Irorsides lay splendid mark
for their guns, but its sides not scathed by sin
gle shell.
The firing from the Ironsides was beautiful, it al
ways has been. The report of the guns Of It's powerful
broadde rent the air. the shot, after another tore
through the sides of Wagner while the thick blue veil
of smoke which roe aud f1ated away the vessel
almost enyeopng the black hull from view, form ed a
picture the magnifcence Of which could not help
estimating and apprecatirg in the midst of battle.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMFY, !
RICHMOND, August Is, 1863.
INSTRUCTIONS TO AeI

INSTRUCTIONS TO A6ENTs:
an coneqpenee the enhanced vaue OF gcodS CT the pesep
time and the greatly Increased aeadn the Eansportat on
thai shippers houj in ali stlte the value
goods shipment aid ibas the b.
serted receipt when the vii be In proportion
responsibilities asscm.d and last TO inquire
tn. value article offered for pusnt and have tams In
serted receipt, which must be given for all articles forwarded
by ExpIess .
Ihs the object OF this inquiry may be UNDERWOOD WI
advise Ihlppsis tina; the LIABILITY this Company limited by
tie re,ei exceeding Fy Dollars (t50) o'
Iacka and for watch amount opy the Company ts
held eponsble Of os ess Tie r0ae be exprssei 10
the receipt a the tine OF sllpmelt.
when shippers fall % gYe he will rs>r In receipt
for ne packages after value mot ling Fifty Dollars aud
where here packages receipt cot eK.
ceedDg FIFTY Dollars picksge aud call the Attention a
bppels he and in al ysue on the Way
Biz
when receiving pfksgs Of Geld, Silver, Bank Notes and
Bonds reque the sppeE te the vaue 10 currenty and
have express IN the eip and charged FIR said yaus
toa, Lotng the y.lue on Way Bill
al B. PLANT, Preslf ent."
The above circular OF Instructions h I'd for the nfor
a,o OF cur patrons hi per, obrge by complying With IT,
npql5 dot H. A. uAMIL'OS, Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
TaE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
hail son Courier Of Wednesday says:

Tae th0ll son courier OF W cupesuAy says
The ffiug between The lnad batteries on Monday
night continued brisk up to aboat o'clock on Tues
day morning WHEN fierce can orading opened on sll
SIDES lasting until o'clock. Two Moeitors came up
during the ecton and commenced firing on Battery
Wagner Toe latter opened with heavy guns,
when the Monitors hastily "backed down from the hgt
and got out range. IL is reported hat strong calcium
light was placed by tie enemy in the marsh on the ives.
side of Morris Island near the wreck Of the Manigaui
which threw a clear, bright rifle ,lion on the harhor
around Morris Island and Batteries Gregg Wagner and
Fort Sumter We learn OF but casualty on our side
by the severe boIbardment of Tuesday morning Geo.
Esgles.on, member of the Gst Guard, Capt. Chches
rs company while in the act Of loading his gun, had
his leg taken of by piece OF the enemy's shell He
liagered until Ghe af ernoon, when he EXPIRED. The
deceased was about twenty-,hree years OLD, aud
the youngest son Of George W. Egglesion, Esq aWell
known Magistrate Of this city
The enemy eserday and the day previous firing
from wha is believed TO be Wizard or JaIes rife gup
The shells thrown from this gun make terrible pielc
rg Shrek it passes through the air. The firing hss
almost ceased this Tuesday night few occasional hots
only being exchanged.
Some Ii tie activity was observable Yesterday among
the enemY's transports.
The Mercury OF the same date sayst
All yonday night the city resouuded with the thun-
6eIs o. tho Conteudug batteries. The firing became
very rapid about twelve O'Clock aud not sacken u-
up and ged shots with Battery Wagner In
spite, no sever OF the terrible bombardmen there was
but one mishap upon our side George Eggleston q
member OF captain ObichesteI'5 company, Of Mr.
George w. Eggeston, of this city, had hif shot of
near the thigh He struck by ffteelinch shell,
between four aud FIVE O'clock A. N while in he act of
firing his gun, at Battery Wagner He his since died of
the fees OF bis wound.
l. is reported that about one o'clock at night the
en- my rased chemical light of extraordinary lustre in
the midst of the marsh Of Morris Island, some
where in the neghborhood Of the wrecked steamer Mani
gaut. Those VINO profess that they it, declare that
it Illuminated tie harbor for miles around Fort Sum-
ter doomed by its rays tie sight With the dstnctness
o. day. By this magnificent aGp, it WAS added, the
batteries vasei Their confess until four o'clock in tho
morning, when the woUde ful chant l1r sappearad
On the her haad rage to tell the'e perfectly
Trustworthy persons with oppcr uni for Tbs
1aon who tka' they such Ii, ht and ira.
dur NJ 81 cir watch Hhicn lasted tn, olgh the gh' the
oay Lgdt Wis bic was a common signal liz t o. the
en- my.
The firing was continued throughout Tuesday, though
with simeEbat less spirit. At night oacas on thots
we sii learl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
LAND SALEM BUCKINGHAM.

IN pursuance of decree OF the County Conft
Of buckingham 10 the OF Rolie EdIiges sdmnitfs
tors against Eidze sed ohsrs, m,de at TIE -term kos
we offer for sale, privately, Tract Of Land Sirg In tns s@a
Henry raoon ADD others The adds susd sbsut he miles
est The Ccd Hou mnediieyt ih roaa eadg 70 ~.
IN quality Ofhe 100 are esared the resiS
he not sde privsey before the November County
ourt day Of said eouaty which Is the second Monasy the ana
n nee 49, Jim ELDI3E,
J.H PIrzGDULD,'
...,o-d,Sov ~ Commission
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
DIED..

On the nyht Of Thursday the 18th inst Of ehoes nisntun,
CLARENCE tEBEa youngest child Of George D. add Jenai
FeasSntS, 0ged months and il days.
Tax = take place in Hollywood Cemetery, at II
oiclnok this m ,,t,inr .-t ..-e
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

sss, aOCs acssssa.; assss sr bs rolled bAsh ssscss
tAs rs,onGS shCDss0f ths tesd Will Incline Gen Lsa
70 move Many rivers hOE klcckadsd vii 'Ocn be
clear Of vendal Crsts Letus, then, pu our trust IN
the God Of ia tee aud Mercy do our part faithfully
and viO,ory and peace viii coon smile upon w.
LIB. A.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
DANy,LLEE FEMALE COLLEGE,

Dan He Va
THE next session will open Oct. l, 1868. A
safe ocStoo lac bulldogs, GOOD ae expeheaeed teach
and thorough ahasip commend this sch.o foca csiz
ogue sd dress the President. augl5-2tS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
UNIyERsITY or VIRGINIA.

THE next Session of this Institution will CON-
l. mene Tn the LIST Of JToBER, continue line mentEs
The In al the depsrime tAt ademc Law and Med
Gle will be condu TED IS hefttjfore
Nea all the districts (Seaaiors for Bate Students, ere vs.
Ell the vacancies viii be made on
OF September
d eised to D. MAUriNl
.nts-s.- Chm Of the Faculty.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
nIsSALuIInN.

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership of Brown d Turner is this
d,y Dissolved by mutual consent A. H. Turner having
dsno,eS Ia the concern TO Alex Brown AL
persons hay, against the concern will petenf them 10
=, IT. ' - ALEX. Brown.
'" N' A. H. TURNER.
RIcHaoSD, 10Th August, 1868
p. subscriber will continue the cOmmsslo IN III
arn AZ he ID sssnd OF Brown and Tuf Basin Bank
and Iolclts consignments OF Country P osuce, dc $1,000
aul2-d2g ALtA bho"-'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
NOT &c L

NOTICE is hereby given, that the passage Of
mrh.nd.. through he Confederate us the CEi cd
sas satisfy prohibited SD that hereafter all goods 50 iaH'
d1ced will be Sc ID aud re.aineJ.
By mard OF the Secretary Of War . r,>,,r,
au1oa. Brig -GsaI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS institution, located at Ealem, Roanoke
l. county, Va having literally psiron4ed dlSing ht
past year By young disabled for military ddty and e9y NC
der IS will open l. s=sion the ltt OF seteEoer
Tuition for ten looths ~
inelGdias Modem Ltrgusg,s.
Board -
ti6 PER month session will be regulated FroportionAS
With the advance o. provisions.
For particulars, Inquire OF -,
IL II ckdlOt Y. BlTTLh, PresdI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
THE YANKEE IRoN-CLAD5 OFF CHARLESTON

THE YANKEE lRON-ULAD5 OFF CHARLEotON
TIE Providence Journal has a letter led on board
ironclad Nontauk, off Charleston, July 81 rom which
we make some extrscts:
THE STRENGTH EARTHwoRKs
The land batteries are daily continuing their practice
upon Wsgner and It il almos; impossible to tell Of the
results. Doubtless nos much beyond harrassing the
enemy is Accomplished for the great sdes of Wager
esn receive many 80 FOUNDERS and even IL and Is inch
shot and SHE'LL without being rendered useless. This
war tas certainly developed fscs which cannot fail
TO be o. Infinite importance hereafter.
It5 the effectiveness of earth aud sand batteries.
well constructed earthSork, with proper and sufficient
ordnance and veil manned, eau scarcely be taken. 1t
seems in fact that the shot and she thrown nto it
serves only 10 make it stronger and if the fire be not
incf ssant at night tho repair the damage of the
day and s1ch work may hold out almost any time. l
co think there is permanent fertilization in the
world which could have s,ood the fire TO which Wagner
was subjected on the 18th day of July.
THE IRoNcLADs AT WORK.
Friday morning, the 2llh, another fne, clca,,
mild morning At 81 oc ock all bands we're called aud
Immediately we got uader way. The attack 10 DE
more general than usual and he days work was early
commenced.
In the following order proceeded up the channel:
Weehawken, LOnsides, Montauk, Nantucket, Patapsco
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
A TTENTION

A TTENTION!!.
"A authorized to recruit Company OF f0npss non 10
to years age Col hunfor Battalion Recruits aye CO.
listed for IL onthI oaly, anu tbs duty local ADD sPecid
unforps I'll furnished as the Osnpany or
gsniIej. -. -.
Apply CO. with the written consent OF your parents O.
e1' GEO p. DoNDURAET,
aat12- 2g Captain and Recrai.ing 0mcer.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15
EFT CoRNs, BUNIoNS,
AND FOR SALE.

+ AND FOR SALE. ~, -
IL X SALE 4s9 Acres Ian in PoxAatsn eounts - mies
f,om Depot Je6ersona public landing on
James Hyer-has ing with and all out
buaIngs among then hrite framed barn, "a feet square,
aad exceeat f,bacco all as good neswaer er-
celest near The house 4. ~ GRAVES,
an 1b-esy Povhstan Court Hcusl.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-15

E9y-Petersburg Express" StsuntOn ''VindicatOr,"
Rockingham Register" Lyn;hburg "Vrginian" and
RcpuSIcan," Lexington Gazette" Wytheville "Dis.
patch, and Ab ngdoa "Virgnan" will puOlirh cnce
week ill day of session, aud forward account to this
Department
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-05-01

They WILL CURE the above diseases in ninsty.rins
cases out of hundred. t
Induced by the extensive sale anG universal pop
ularity of Hoofland's German Btters, (purey vege-
table, hosts of ignorant Quacks and inscriptions
adventurers, have opened upon suffering humanity
the flood gates of Nostrums in the shape of poor
whiskey, vilely compounded with injurious drugs,
and chiistened Tonics, Stomachics and Bltiere.
Beware of the innumerabe array Of AIcot ollie
prrparst ions plehor bottles. and big beied kegs
under the modest appeatlon of Bitters; which, in
stead of curing only aggravate disease, and leave
the disappointed sufferer in despair
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS.
Are not new and untred article, but have stood
the test of fifteen years trial by the American pub
lie and their reputation and sale not rivaed By
any similar preparation.
The proprie,ors have thousands Of letters from
the most eminent
CLERGYMEN
LAWYERS,
PHYSICIANS,