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The New York herald., 1863-12-09
INTERESTING FROM KNOXVILLE.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE SIEGE.
SkirmisfiNg Alon. tie Iiner,
and a SOrtie,
TO-, &c, &0
Mr., James C. Fi1patriek's Desra a'rbM
Niush y-Novembep -

FhotyitF, Nov 10 EvaaBp
There wa heavy skirm,shns day both -,de. n
the riyor The bullets are beg naing Dy rs,hSs
dangerously about tho streets and tho sppoar,ncs of
head ABOVE the works tho slgrA for " sbosA
from tho onomys sharpshootsr- Licuieaant oo,osas
Comrtock OF tho scvenccuth Michigan. sn,ed and
Captain wilso Of tho twentieth Michigan, wounhsd To-
day 4, In this manner.
erCctHyUL pryrR9o cAxrRorH rnioArw.
Tho rebel orco which crossed nigbt before rsns
and boats miles down Tho riv,r, AId which Ia 70.
ported to bc a brigade, under command u a General
law not nciR~s-- attacked our position ihi- Afternoon
and drove B pckcts. portion Of Cameron bri.
radc advanced meet lbom aud sibr ruob"ro nsht q
hour Grove them back again pursuing Ihefn over
mic, capturing numbor o prisoners. ADD
gaming for our fkifnnh hbo tho crest ~
hll vhi.h was occupied N the morning by
tic rebels lhey b.ouabt piece o. ntllcry iato
Iouton, bot nrci only fcw rounds beforn re,r,aing
Our icss IN the affair viii no, cSosei hsndf.d ws
DO not know the cnemys ices. hrih must have been
much larger Coloncl CamonBs hrsais nan,ber, sooss
mombers many Fst lcnDcssoeans, Sho ioashl With
great gsllanuy.
stn endeavor thsn Annsoos W
misariat which ,hey bsicYe be rather ssAn,y. 10
addition TO rngng oat, "lio~ are you. yesrharsi" nc
they desifo 10 spo~ boz We IKE mtne re4t
ma aiz4s
"a getting, ~ lord BIpfrrary ~opJ ssv, diyp
doH. We our bovsp@perr Ad rtisfs once more, n
ouy T. spow what goinE 10 TINT rsfi ~
from ~bicb osciiaed. Fyan run.ars .b,cb ~
aioqhd tbe c,y aud rs4Eato rl snass .here fall
,o disturb tho mopotory. CuE0u sbots sna musto,
dros u.ay vesy siAfuns ocseIrcr,oa al frt .r, oss
som rows aecu.toned 10 them ospocaiS a,t.r tbey
nave D-sn dnnea a'o yoar ears Tor rle DAYS cnlsv.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Arrivals ana Depareures.
LIvunFoof-GtsansLip Ecdar-Judrc , n H. twa Mr.
Middleton, Mr. Lovgh.
DsrAKrungp.


DsPAKrunYp.
slssar isp IiA,.sl--sysm:hip corsio,-N,n Pg.rs
Zofs 20, M has y.hsf l.yas.; l. rai-J foaioa Js,e
hgury. hArLstsA, Yehrsn1.eh, he- f'rs
aaa mrs ks.ce.. elAssow Mrs. sorskl sld t f y -
Mschor. New fors, relkiier Pe strr gu~b
" Nisseps. Neg Drlnswi,si IA IL s-sausr Q4.p@
James Ds Cough ~ ysrnsrt ksw Yors tna Afs ssat
u SIN -. Mrs J Nerncft, yuebec. \ hmi CfDsby
and tso chltfsn, sew j~s~J; NJ Ant NJ. Rauf sDd
infant MRS Biourn Mis- Clinton DAVIS Nns nehf1di,
sr- fors, PshrA, HAyaas. Thos HOst9s Ivsrfaroi
NJ And sfs ysftner ana servant, Bof cr. Dearu.
View rogsg ~ Dusgan. Ns~ Y0fx Jean A. tsfton 10
ronio Mrs fern ard four chndrsn Mr. CaaIa SEE rys
Mr. hyd lnsinuJ, l. cerlmalor Cuts 49, rhaJs
500 Gttr. " rtephsu.Sn, Dspash NTs'g tbei
NA"an, tAF Johsse. Do, VIA Grove, hafr suf
Tlsrter stOn Y Tof, New ~ ssa kfs Npefe.
fhiAa.irha " Nsysr " A Hos ss- Tart y hrgHn,
tanbpfsi Mrs. Dansns fgur shaf.n ssfraut Nesesa
4 sss,nE sosussi srn~.. reriisss 20 Bainsi
fsnlsr sanhsn, 2 kehaSss, gsg abs. isss ~
bers wwsr inetsnsi y DufAi, Iisysuas hars.
"a nes Baru.es rsss.E kss Vnlbef p nisrs OsI
Armour sna ~rvsat ckieAs1 loan spln Prs. nesr
ks. Yer Gee slu ensn, Yfssc.. Co b johnson. Me-
tort " fay o. " Y.s-uin< Chss NaranJ - Clrn,Hx
har ~ Hanint ham. Ttos Horsn. W p ana no ~
nfss a. oi~sne JYavs-u. l. Gncsoaslf. rgs A
bnfhsJ Fois1 irslssd. KeheyarA NJ r..tJ TO
eel tassa. thss raa ssn - vtJsr srssaie
4ust~ " LAnsfol gers.s M Whansf, Csn o.,
Dad Noe<fug, Nv Y0gp y EaD. Raiumsss
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Tenth Dny-Sovcmbe. 20.

tnhf liai fHf iug.
robaI ft<as.. EAg,
have o,ssrved te-t could anasf ,ts az cam.
rtaIo. 'rdsf ffon. uthsrI ngfuflar ha sfea tLs
ucoI a. keep TIE ocoaseb afoofGauce t,L Ne rel
dc1rs Iro~lsn4tou, nd unau,b a-aaF AZ have
tltbrJ ser tic cusiontfy At i,as. b.i putnp.
40 ,s and to mo-f4fC pferrfei ts af 80
mFsl. llytno ssryoo % t4a pr,l .n.a cha,sb
wluc auspai qust between ths ps sis sdass iba
sofcniy oi tho dsy.
1hlfc was ueavy ffOt act n'EtI o. irrtrsd Ne
ponds tnd POOH u sAtaf hrfustr.ut
urHAAu F0r uE rsioa o'r.t
Our rdea 10 thc hess tale "a tesu aasd
ue-es rr WA.tr furnished soppir ~ cosB soa
Unread anf me Cnpo Fifs hsvy g.ne g. saft 4s.,Eg
bcdtl, ka n.4y state tlAi - "a appearance ~ aus
street no seoo1 srs nve-, tbsf ast sf-sau.ss
s1tes rhoss tue luTctasa n oslbei pytisfs sb.iof
ffuI lnd other iuIar"s utsre~iin " fusAs t1 r,rsi
oacrfs 20 tbeir p.stssaloa o. hhoGvne
There ha' been Spne utus 1irmaht. tpaay "a 10
o,hsf soc q lha utgf iLe ia4ssas9fs tLAi TO
erCmy pfes Afips stthfs nrfrn thatrfe9a Tbsy
arreaf 70 have luIe - 10 uuusy % rasnra 90 sh,
sie and some 70 W " ,sJ u.as .tsy
ifCtakrfa. 10 thsr batsrss~.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
The NAVY.

foR1 JicrsS, IL The For, Jackson salod yesterday
for the wilmington blockade having bad boilers re.
paired The following a let of her omccrs.-
Cdttotr--B. Y. Sands.
Ltrtaenani Cofnmdndsy-C. 8. Norton.
SDgeon--Philip =. Wales.
Idgnar>r--ClHnn HELEN.
Actiro Aart,rr--wiliian Z. DenaRop, r. p. Cram.
Ension-S II. Hart.
Se,rg HnnSas--H >. Morat. q r. Hopkins.
Actpo yynro--1 Thomas Reese.
Bodisrain--P. A. Chason.
Coryeaisr- Ebcneter Thompson.
Eayasert-AcIins Chief, Rodney Smith; Lctng FRS,
Assistant James y foS Aet,ps second Assstsnt, D.
Day Acting THIRD Assistants. william N. Pfsntts, James
n Epps Charles WAko1cd
Aotno RdItr'I kafei-fienry Fytnse, James D Noere,
George W smoo,, william N karD.
Iarx1tp,t ILrk-- lfehch.
Paynast<r'f Clerk-Janes ". steinburn.
Psvwast<r's stsodrd--Dsne vel W. wsshbHn.
Surgeons Stnoayi-tsxar Hogan.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

U,it,a sta,e. Cours Of Claims.

NoSDAY, Dec Z, ls63.-presont, Hon Joseph Casey
Chez JUSTICE lion Edward g. Lor,og and Hon Ebenczor
Peck. Judges.
the Hon. Benz =. 1homs and the Hon. Ben J. X Curtis
cf qton Massachusetts admitted as attorneys and
coupfc fcllors VI the court.
The this LAY proceeded In purfuance Of tho or
der of May 1868 to cali lhe general docket. from Case
No 20 No. 800 Inclusive, and orders were made n
such OF sad cases their date stl pending ia
the Court, continuing or smissing the same.
Adjourned tn to morrow at eleven O'Clock A.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Destructive fare I'm Broadwav--Loss Es-
tin.atcd at About sisO.opO.

Shortly after ton O'Clock last night nre discovered
In tho trunk store the r hoor Of No as6 Broadway
owned by J. Lagowitz The flames spread rapidly aud
soon extended to the upper noors and short e the
entire building and contents were destroyed
The upper 1cors occupied by wm. Banks & Co,
manufacturers Of cloaks. At tine II feared that
the IRE would get into the adjoining building occupied by
T.. :. Higgins as carpet depot h'rc
on the upper noors connecting with the burning budng
streams OF water however were poured upon the doors
and thus saved the building.
Tho loss on tho stock Of J. Isgowiz viii be about
$50 goo said to be fully insured The loss Banks
Co s estimated At about $50 900, and the damage tho
building, which is owned by the iorard estate, VIII DO
about $40 600
Fbe damage on the carpetng in No ass, owned by ig
gins Co., viii be about Sl000
Our reporter was unable TO procure any insurances
owing TO the absence OF the proprtors of tho premises
The origin VI tho lire is unknown AT present
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
In.,,-ing nom u.mpni.

CnsD, iee, =. 1fts.
rls Hsr.shs pages Ers ~ testsgnsi fafis is'. -
% isis sghi Ne asaphs 80 ctasessaS Rshfesd
Tbs gafsa saJs ths infrssff - ~ tss nlsfy ser.
yss sB tssa o Nsmpls 70 cAr. rts ssfsiusai y %
gs~.etsp.
C,stsa r.ls 81 gtgpts As 81, to- 's" 10
-e.s tsa btis- tss1ft fans isfe gi>@ H'ssr
,llpm~uss taos oeNbsr .. 72,', sH1i, a2is, a,'''
10. az, slg.
III. si..fu Cssss IA 30 1lf~f ~e'' tie"a % w
IN bst..sn I,sts.ss sfa Nss'-'s
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
TAe Call for Troops-ImportNnt mt { irc - n
FROM Governor Seymour.
The Governor issued super visors IL sev.
eral towns the following circular
STATE or Nsw YoRK, EHrcurrE DrpARr,RSr,
Dec I


t. th4 SCfERvroR9 Of the Town Of -
siKlm essed with the importance ~ prompt effort
The patt of tue state TO quota OF troops undsf
Sic ctA Of tic President for three hundred thousand
By voluntary enstmentH, and thus avoid the impending
dTaft earnestly ard respectfully request YOU
tiou I" tn such Influential citizens of your you
may associate with Tor that pnrposo enter Immediately
upon toe duty OF raising by volunteer enlstmonts tho
quota your town.
The recently obtained action of tho War department
this sob ect. copy OF which annexed viii greatly
cia,o your abors, and II ~ believed do much 10
n result desirable. You win learn the quot, your
town from the Provost Marshal oi your district.
HORAIlO SEYMOUR.
II. u NoxoS, Jr., Private Secretary.
Tho following propositions, submitted by tbs COmmis-
sion tno part o. the Governor 81 New York
ceived the approval OF the War apartment ana VIII
govern 1t ia the matters referred to-
/. That quotas be apportOued 10 towns and wards In
tho several Congressional districts OF the State OF New
York and that assurance be given such towns and
wards may furnish their full quota volunteers under
the recegt call Of the President three hundred
sand mon, that they viii be exempt from The pond
draft should one be rendered necessary 10 January
2 That the several towns and wards receive credit for
ali such volunteers may have been mustered into tho
United states service sinco tho draft ma that the
Der credited De deducted from their proportion Of The
quota assigned The state under recent calls
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

SrRrsaFiflD, Mass, Dec. s, 1868.
The Stale Board OF Agriculture commcncod hs session
here to-day with full attendance. Dr. Loring presided
william Flint rend Interesting account Of the agroul
tura schools EuropS An address agricultural oda
cation delivered IN tho evening by Dr. Lorng which
advocated combined verslty for Massachusetts, and
set forth tho Importance Of ntelgcnt agricultural labor
for the support or country ia financial point a
view lie recommended compensated appronticeship for
freed under Northern labor and read interesting
OF Col Green's contrnband farm In Washington
pAcosson followed by Mr. Bull Prot. johnson and others
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Ffr~a In Boston and Hmrssord.

WtIDN, UNc. y, IbN'.
At early this morning nrc broke out In the
BrosnHcd Methodist church, which rapidly gained
headway that nearly destroyed tho Interior
fell about two after the aro commenced Ten
steam FIRE engines promptly the spot, and
through the Efforts OF the FIRE Iepa tho Brom
ncd fiouse, Music Hall studio Buildings, Wards stable
and other valuable property which seriously
threatened " ith destruction, were saved.
HAHrfoHD Dec. 9, 1869.
by the burning OF house in Vine street, this city
nj i've O'Clock TINS morning, Thomas Mcclure and VITO
burned 10 death. The bodies found In the
RUNS burned to ciDders.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
The Press Dispatches.

WAHuNGioS. Dec. s, 1889.
Advoes FROM the Army o; tho Potomac up 70 last
night ssaao that all quiet Our troops working
ike beavers oo their camps, TO make themselves
Portable during the cold weather.
Rumcrs. gea-saiiy credited, bu. anconArmed are In
circulation tA.. Gooera Pessuton has boen appointed
TO the command OF the Army the Potomac.
reported that Generals sod wiok and War; en- were
previously tenderod the command but they declined
TO sccspt the appointment
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
JwsIfth Dsy-sovsmbsr .s.
Inq4ftfH Atg n "A
n. nm, r.s..a rn.sllr.

rte 6sbi raf-sd Taietlg.
rain ,tofm sammsaosa th.' tnofnnr CITss- ~io
hats f'osauy oous -lB ~ ares 'spn ihsi i,ns.
rursl sFsrrr md NJ fspsrt eaba med by .sr nea
10 Ne fl9s p~ -bo dst.hc,y hqsfd u.s fsmhi.oK
tusfy srs ssgan uats asi tsh, 1Ls ets,sns ,Ay
hat hn uoers are H.9y "a srAy "a tOs,h r,stagT
9rsctoa. 1tft glet,r. bo~.sr sifI fsasan osr
hp1i sna tt@fs sharp s.hm shlox lLs uwnhs
4 gsfh.c. "a ara Ia tt,s tast aty ~ ~ ra,e
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
r,.v.n,h Day-sov.mb.. 81.

EsoIYiir, hoy ~ iss3
10 hoe been conf ngafaiiysy qa.t iusfs'.isiy srg.h1
tbe .IiJ % say
Mao ~ hsta = DC ts,ohd H,Ligsa. hrs Dssn h,afs
from iir -Yurdsd 80 - ten supst4lod snd hs 4,
o 80 sell ne met rins pafi = BIZ esptare tlA,
10 fs1 nio the hAEas = b',tbsf b tLo 5sbs fanss
The New York herald., 1863-12-09


Ibs fgno-ng ffttn ~. so fs-fts' Aaa . ee~sfh4a.
t1fy ~ us eo..svLss ufr.tliusd Jss~'@sy
GsIgtsrl4r. ~ De- 7. is<a
ns rsus ntn rAH T'tre'sse q really r~rggt,.
fsr,.frsi bts atst4st~d ~ 'fts as " fs,hnx him
ssf lsio grsss ~ fsii ss iett.t~ ~ s'"~ssrs oar
ss,spy sssa v - 10 sesa gsffsi u ihs ftts.
f,s ttah u pfvtrfs -sfs tarsTi yss's'agy - cssss
tLtaf Lh-fn.- b las AffLtaL u kL.IH.le-
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

The extra Cunard screw steamship Kedar, which left
Liverpool the i7th and Queenstown the lstn
Of November arrived at this port yesterday afternoon
Her nows has been anticipated.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
The Canadian kidnapping Case.

HAWKINS FUUND GUILTY--TKIAL OF OUR CONSUL,
JOSHUA X. GiDDhGS.
TORONTO, c. W Dec. 8, 1859.
HAWKING, one Of the parties IN hosacent kidnapping
case at Montreal, mas been tried and found guilty..
The tral OF Hon Joshua X. Giddngs, American Consul
at Montreal tho charge Is down for tho l7th
instant.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

HoSEsDALs, Pa. lee. 3, 1863.
Colonel r. l.. Seely, one u tho oldest IN aDfagts q
Honesdae, aud President of tho late Hancsdae Bank
died al this place this morning.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Fire I'm Centr~viIie, Md.

CiNcsNAT, Dec. s, 1903.
FIRE this morning destroyed ten twelve business
houses. Loss about $40 600; no insurance.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

VtbeI Frfs"htrs from Nh"tt""0"WNs
CrsGssAu. Dec g. iso9
Two thousand one hundred aud tirty retsi ~
from Chattanooga passed ttoush Indianapolis Yesterday
On nut 10 Rock Island Twelve hundred
pccted there to-day QUO hundred and thirty onloors
mostly belonging TO Mor Gcncral John C. nrcos inripes
command, a,o passed through, route 10 Jonnson's
Island.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
.,u Yor. c.n,,.i n.n,..a DIVIDEND. 4.

a.. rss,srs a ne directors a tbs No Yes sa'fsl
rni,r.- ya~ts,ssy tsfn1>-a Aonsss syt1ssi q
z, tsr fsri. re Tefnu.snt tAr s@ tss Afss, ~
ahis 90 ia .eth u Fttfaafr.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Tnan..s,,ins q" Portland, u':

"a sst,s- -H - st.rFrfd "a tesntfs't - fsr -
-. =. !. an tts Ifrs a.frl gffs srnatfs. fsfr~es
- t.I.s a tfs tbsfsAsf s-d pitf.s n tlA1sss SM
a. ss<.s t-iss.G tssifs st4 thfss ssssts
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
De-tructive Eire at Memphis. Tenn
Fire at Cincinnati.

'IN' IFNFII, DO y, IdIol
destructive nre occurred at Memphis, Tcnn. on IL
Sd inst Loss $50 600.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Death OF Colonel IL. L.. seely.


nre In Centevillc Nd, last Friday destroyed the OF
Geo Of tho yaies Rights newspaper and budings
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
Outward Bound Mails by the Arabia.

BUsTUN Doc. 3, I7UI.
The mails per tho steamship Arabia for Liverpool via
Halifax will close at O'Clock TO morrow (wednos.
day) morning; but she will not sail until about tea
o,clock
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
,r N. ~. nuuietpsI Election

Manchester N, ~, Municipal Election
MBscuUrxH, H.. Dec =, lse3
~ the municipal siscion 10 day, rsdssct smytne
elected mayor, receiving ss1 votes oot total ~
VII cast The uson ists' Ter AAsrnen Afd Coareimsn
~9 tlseisa-
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
M e A De- S A r m Y .

Our Washington Despatch.
- Washington, Dec. 8, 1893
Generals Ploasaaton and Insafs loft tho front this
morning.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
CHAT TA N 0OGA.
Hardea Slowly Falling Back
from Dalton.
The Mountains of East TenneS-
see Filled with Rebel De-
serters and Stragglers,
&C, sc, sc.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec 7, 1863.

CHATTANOOGA, Dec 7, 1853.
General i'ardeo 10 slowly falling back rom Dalton,
with Hrasg'g whipped usn.
The Of East IenBessoe ni,ed with descrt
ers and gtrdggcrs IRON Prasgs army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There ere many preparations sold under the name OF eer
mt m in quart bottles compounded Of the cheapest whisky OF
common rum costing from 20 10 ~ per ga!on the taste
ds.u ed by Anise OF Coriander seed. &c.
Iris OF b,ters has caused and viii continue 10
on as they can be sold hundreds the death OF the drunk
,d BY ter system kept continually under the N.
1.nce of cohos of the worst kind the desire ior
caor kept up, and the result all the oon
attendant; upon drunkards w and death. BEWARE W
THEM! ,,,-. .. .,.. 49,.
For those who desire and WILL HAVE liquof bters we
publish the following receipt: Get ONE BOTTLE OF oOr,
LANDS GERMAN BIlTERS aud mix with THkEE
QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY OR WHISKY, and thy re.
suit will be PREPARATION thai will FAR EACEL IN medcnn
virtues and true excellence any the liquor Differs
in the mark and will COST MUCH LESS You will have
an the virtues of HOOFLANDS BrrrERS in connection
with GOOD article Of liquor at much lees price sn 'eso
inferior pre- paraions will cost you.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

SIXTH DISTRICT 18TH AND list WARDS.
FRANCIS G. SPElGHI
To The citizens Of the 18Th and 2st Wards At the election
TO be held on the 1T day Of December 1895 Police Justice
Tor this District 10 20 be- elected.
We the undersigned take great pleasure in recommending
Capt ain FRANCIS Z. SPElGHI as suitable person TO III
this important position. His great experience IN the Police
Department Judgment and the fearless In which
be always discharged his duties, preemnently qualify him to
perform the dutes Of the office.
Edwin II. Morgan, u. ;. Senator.
William =. Havemeyer ex Mayor.
Within v Brady, * Mayor.
Francis H. Iiilou, ex.Becorder.
Lewis Il. s. oodruf, No. 10 West 2eh st.
l.. w. Hcf.an No. 80 East 29th.st.
The Rev. Dr. H0ught0n, No. ! test 23ihst.
The Rev. 4. r. Mont gomory, No. us last JOth'St.
Daniel Sanford No. 50 West J7th-st
William h. Carey No. 24a STRAY.
Naham sullivan, No East 18th u.
Il. A. Witthaus, No. 81 West 3ithst
George V. Collins IT,, No. IL East J3tl-st.
W. +. George No. I07 East l8ilst.
ID. b. Turner, No. 245 5thav.
Walter Msgee, No. 80 East 29h.st.
John Foster, No. ls9 East l8th.st.
Nilet Seaman, No 4O4 fthAv.
Andrew Campbell No. 4Oi 4th-ay.
Charles Yates No. Ehst 3jdtt.
Oeor.e A. Peters, ". d., No. 20 Wet 2Sth-st-
Ross God. No. . West 29h-st.
Hugh AuchiuclOss No. Is East 29h-st-
Sullivan Randolph Budd.
Smith Gift No. Is West 29h-st,
George Elliott IT,. No. is West 10Th az
C. DemonicO l;hst and 5thay.
Philip Caswell, Filth Avenue Hotel
Charles H. Kerner, Clarendon Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28
CONSULTATIONS FREE.
TESTIMONIALS.

The Bile Erane, for August, 1869, edited by the Rev
George storr., contains the following editorial notice;
IODINE wArrR-In this number Of magazine we In
rodace to the attention Of readers this medical pre- para
ton We have done not ior psy nor because our pages
are used as medium Of rtiseentlor have uniformly
declined them but gratitude to God and Of obligation to
Dr.. Anders Co. ha, made US insert the following:
my only son. George f. sous 81 years old has been
afflicted for some dozen years or less, with painful
swelngs and naammaons in various parts OF hi' body
oteutirnes seemingly he to death; then respite
for season. but only for return of the disease with more
For the past three he has bad an open sore on
his breast and ettery his collar bone with ulcera
ton in his throat that rapidly increasing so-that dissou
ton appeared inevitable. Ia this condition he applied to DE-
Anders Co. by the the Iodine Water tho liberation
Ia his throat disappeared In short time Continuing It's use
ia less than months ho apparently healed and bis
general health much improved This whom had feared
would fall asleep in death before this Summer should close Is
now apparently in fair way to perfect health as
common to mortal In gratitude to God who has
thus answered prayer and in justice to DIR. Anders Co..
have made this statement satisfied that there is virtue in the
Iodine Water treatment which the readers OF this magazine
will thank It's Editor for bringing to their notice.
GEO sToRRso
Rev. Geo. stonss residence, No. 81 HcAss., Brooklyn,
Y.
July 97 1869.
DIR H. AxpERs 4 Co-GESrs have taken ono bottle OF
Iodine Water with decided advantage Cor chronic Bron
chitis Of several years standing.
Yours, kc -
A. MANN, JR.,
No. 80 Wall street.
EAST HAMPTON, L. L.,
May 10, 1909
n N 70 Tho packsge Of Iodine
Water came all right My disease that OF the nraG valve
Of the heart before using the Iodine Water grating sound
being very distinct even distinct that it could be heaTdwih
out difficulty with my oyercoat buoned Now that rubbing
sound Ia not to be heard.
Yonrs truly, .,.,,
NEW YORK, January, %, 1862.
Dr. H. AypEns 4 Co--GrSrs: 1t affords me the hghes.
pleasure inform you that your Iodine water has entirely
cured my son Felix Of Chronic Inammatory Rheumatism
His limbs and his cxtremie were drawn up and his heart
so affected as to ar hs whole body by s excessive papa
tons. u .
Musical Instruments,
No. l6I Bowery.
THE WORLD OFFICE.
NEw.YoRK. October ,, 1853
DR.. H. AspEIs K Co-GESrs: Having used your Iodine
Water in very bad and long standing of Dyspepsia
would offer my testimony IT. superior efficiency in the cure
of that troublesome aud eneraing complaint
Respectfully,
ROBERT REA.
The original of the above, with other Testimonials may Dc
DR.. u. ANDERS CO.,
Physicians and Chemists
No 42s broadway, n. T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-28

NOT ALCOHOLIC.
AHloHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HoOFLANDS
GERMAN DIFFERS.
Prepared by
Dr. c. NJ JACKSON, Philadelphis, Pa,
WILL EyyscIuALLY cURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA, aud
JAUNDCI
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS, AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM a DIsORDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH.
Such
ssConspa-
ton, Inward
Piles, Fullness Of
Blood 10 the Head Acidiy
Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
bum, Disgust for Food Fullness or
Weight in the Stomach, Sour Erucatons
Sinking OF Rlut,enng at the Pit of the stomach
Swimming of the Head Hurried and Difficult Breathing
Flu,terns the Heart Choking Suocatng Sensation
when in a lying POSTURE Dimness OF Vision, Dots OF
Webs before the Sight, Fever aud Dull Pain in
the Head, Deficiency of Precipitation, Yei
loyncss of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in
the Side, Back Chest, Liinbs,sc.
Sudden fiushes OF Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant Inagin-
iDgs Of Evil,
and
Great Depression Of Splits.
And will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER BILIOUS
FEVER &c.
Ghey contain
NO ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY.
They will the above diseases IN ninetyn out
of hurdrei
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
YOU?
DO YOU WANT A GOOD APPETITE,
DO YOU WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR CoNsTiTU-
TON.
DO YOU WANT TO FEEL wELL'
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF SEEvousNEssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGY!
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELL,
DO YOU WANT a BRISK AND VIGOROUS FEELING!
If you do, use HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERs.
From the Rev. j. Newton Brown D. d., Editor Of the Ency
copedia OF Re igious knowledge
Although posed to favor recommend Patent Medi
cine. in general through d.tru OF ingredients and
effects yet know sufficient why man may not
testify the benefits he believes himself have received from
any simple PREPARATION IN the hope that lie may thus contribute
to the benefit Of others. . 49,
do this readily in regard 10 Hoonsnds German Bit
,es prrpsred by Dr. O. NJ Jackson this city, because
preiudiced against them many under the IMPRESSION
that they chiefly alcoholic mixture am indebted to
NV friend Robert Shoemaker esd the removal ths pre-
udice by proper tests, and for encouragemen TO ny ths
when snfsr ring great and long continued debility The
use of three bottles Brs s The ginning OF the pres
en year. follow evident relief and restoration to
degree of bodily and mental which had not felt for six
months before and had almost despacd Of gaining there
fore thank God and my riend for directing to The use
them. j. NEW IoS bhoNN'
Pbfladeulis June 90 1861