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, 1863-07-12

There has been no material change In the cattle
market worthy Of special notice since our last re-
port. The supply was rather limited. but it was
impossible to atvance rates, except for few Of
the best grades which sold at an advance OF fully
Ne per pound. There were very few good cattle,
suitable for butchers on salc, and those few sold
readily at the improvement above noted. There
were quite q number ef lots Of gooa cattle that
thing for those who had cattle n for II ali the cat
liz BAD been here tint came after market, there
supply would have been considerably in excess OF
the demand. There is but . limited demand for
shipment. and only allow figures
Many Of the cattle on sale were very Inferior such
as our best tceders would cali poor stock cnttle.
We are at loss to conjecture why men will per-
Tin bringing such cattle to market, for We are
cure that any one familiar with cattle, would not
pronounce such etocl1 suitable for beef.,-
There were 60 stock buyers in marke. in the ab-
eeuce Of which all the inferior stock ned to be-
thrown upon the market for the butchcss.and with
this fact in view 1t s not hard to guess what this
quality Of cattle would command.
Thrfe is NEXT to nothing doing In Hogs, aud the
same remark will apply to sheep. Che ruling
figures Tor mutton sheep are 314c, according to
rta1ity, -
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HIGH SCHOOL.

George Rowland, Principal, Edward c. DEL
ano, George C. Clarke, james .. Dewey, Geo.
P. Welles, Oscar Fanlllabsr, EdMard 9. For
ter, Misses N F. Austin, 8. J. EnithoFpe.
DEARBORN SCHOOL.
George D. Broomell, Principal Alice J. Jen-
nings, ALICE l. Barnard. Jane GulveT' ':,a1 :: Al
Sarah J. MerrilnRn, Asst Principal, Ella @.
, 1863-07-12

FOREST BAT GRovE.-Au who wish to en-
Joy day Of comfort and pleasure on the lake
ehorc, away from the heat and dust of the
city, are invited to appear ut the Milwaukee
Depot On Tuesday morning ut half:p eight
o'clock, to join with the FIRST Universalist
Society and Sunday School, in their annual
Excursion and Picnic to Forest Bay Grove.
Fix up the little ones and the baakets and
conc along; 1t will pay-
, 1863-07-12

P1cS1c.-The picnic excursion to Dcsplaines
Station will take place tomorrow, (July ~.
Cars will leave the depot Of the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, corner Knzie and
Canal streets, at 9:10a- m. Returning arrive
in the city ut $50 p. m. Tickets for sale at
Root & Cady's mnsic store, 95 South Clark
street, md at Grover d Bakers sewing ma
chine rooms, Lake street. Price for adults
TO cents. For children 25 cents.
, 1863-07-12

The following letter from a. N. Kllnefe1tcr, Esq.
a gentleman well known in literary circles In Chi
caso. but resident of Cleveland, Ohio, is amp1e
testimony ofthe extraordinary SUCCESS fthe Rrian
system Of practice introduced and employed by
Dr.. ]. Wjnslow Aver, Of the Throat and Lung In
stitute. McCormick's Building, Chicago. Nj. E.
was in the early etage Of consumption. but has
been restored to perfect health by Dr.. Ayers
treatment:
CLEVELAND, o., July 8, 1862.
Dr.. I. Winelow Aver:
DEAR sm:-A eense Of duty compels me- to
write to you at this time. 1t was my purpose to
II port 10 you the state Of my health before now,
hut my delay to doso- only gives better proof OF
the pe,mauency Of your cure, OF rather my writ
Ing af1er 80 long time has expired, gives better
proof Of its permanency; as now happily can in
form you that my health Is very much improved.
am more Vigorous, and hare gained IN
weight. All this. dear Doctor, attribute
to your treatment. Ny case was tserious, an
aware when you undertook It. Icould speak only
With great difficulty, had a. bad cough. and feared
invasion OF the lungs, and when think OF the
charge, and think too as must that 1t ts due to
your treatment cannot express my gratitude
would that all sfaicted as Twas could avail them
ee1vee OF your treatment
I am very gratefully your friend,
A. N. KLNFELTER.
r. Office hours week days from 4. Il. to 3
r. II, Sunday from 10 a. Y. to IL II.
, 1863-07-12
THE CITY.

T. HocE.-Though but partially recov-
Col. Hogc, Of the 113th illinois, has re-
TO lis regiment at Vicksburg.
, 1863-07-12

.o7susT Observation-Disclosures from
I'd regiment Illinois volunteers, for
u and April, are received and will be
out at The Supervisors Room, on Mon
!, and Tuesday afternoons next, from 2 to
.'clock.
, 1863-07-12

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
teoeeIal p:spstch to the Chicago Tribunal
DxrRorF. July II, 1850.
GP-e1ops Wenons, Adr1alic. ...
Dovx-Pzops. Id2hoe. Empire State. Caldwell;
harE Panama.
, 1863-07-12
M a r RI II D..

On tho evening ar July 6th at the Methodist P&E-
IL avasa , ssef saa !prt: D.
Erent hrtEeep Cairo and Fort Donaldson, and Miss
JsSE T. LAWRENCE. Of Chicago.
, 1863-07-12

By TaleEr1ph.1 NEw YORK, duly II. 1ooo.
Money active at e17 per cent.
Sterling Exchange dull and drooping-drst class
bills 145<U1a5f.
Gold lower, opening at 1a24, declining to 1a1,
and closing quiet at 1al4QD1a17f.
GOVERNMENT sTOcE1.
Government stocks firm.
U,s.6s, 81, Co.,. .1C5H 1903 .t061a<0i067s
, 1863-07-12
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET
For the Week Ending July IL, 1868.

The receipts OF Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at the
various yards In the city during the past week. end
, 1863-07-12

IT, Office hours week days from 4. Il. to
r. II, Sunday from 10 A. Y. to I'm.
EDr. James, formerly Of James'' Hospital.
g Custom House street, New Orleans, L.; now Of
g. tSa GhsagS Sgs NJ 1ssRpto9 s s1
onas ,e hs bsea ta eg n9tema 81 IN sti this 5ss
p;ss p5sss eSsa sSss j0qnas ,na and pro-
been practising in New Orleans in the speciality
Of diseases OF the blood, ekln. organic weakness
and nervous and general debility for Is years,
TIC following editorial ia from the Houston
tTcxae) 1eItgrdIIt. OF March :, 1854 Readit:
readers to The card Of Dr. James. The Doctor has
been practising in New Orleans for a number OF
years. and he has the highest reputation in that
cet tcrms, and those who have had occasion to 10
cosnize his services ray b. has no superior.
Or. Richardson. Of the Galveston Netrs, says he
in the sunny South, and. from onr acquaintance
with him. We can vouch for this assertlon-"-
Houston 1eras) Telegraph.
without resorting to mercury, iodide potasst,
arfcine or any poisonous dtugt, but with the use
Of neut1alizer which IL positiee cure. Organic
to business, OF hcredItariiy entasled. Or other
cauees treated and radically cured by an fnfaliole
method, saving both time and expense:
once open from a. m. till p. m., except Sunday,
when open in the forenoon.
Consultations !ntiolaNe.
r. A Solemn High Mass viii be celebrated in
St. Mary's Church. BY Bishop Dnggan, on Tuesday
next at o'clock M, for the Tep0sc OF the soul
Of the late Archbishop Kcnrick. Of Baltimore.
Now or EEvEn-Let it be borne IN mind BY
those eufferibg from Corns and Buntons, and have
not avaied themselves Of DR.. Kcndalls services,
that his stay IN this city positively terminates
have appeared from day to day IN these colamns' %
ale the greatest proofs Of his professional skill:
Ofdec No. II Larmon block, Clark street, corner Of
Washington.
Fon MILWAUKEE. KSsosHA AND RAcnE.-The
side wheel steamer Comet, Capt: s. " Morgan,
Will leave her Dock Jet above Rush street bridge
for above porte this Sunday evening, Jnly lsth as
| O'Clock.
TEE FINE AN1s.--A choice collection OF cabt
net photographs" Of all the great Masters Of Eu
| rope. Calf and examine them, at McNally d Co.'S
| 81 Dearborn etIcet.
r. Electro Magnetic Machines, superior sfz
euFTo,t 1A..Eunacte, With pamphlet containing IN
| sfruttiops for their medical nEe aud application
accompanying each, for ealc by DR.. Irons, No, Il
, 1863-07-12

Foreign Markets.
BY Telegraph LIVERPOOL, July 3, 1858.
Corros-Market unchanged Sales Of the
BKFApsruFFs--On Friday very dull. Wheat
easier and tending downward.
Puoy1s1oys with tendency to decline.
Coneols, 9a6925:; III C. shares z1551s43H dis
enpr%- Erie shares h91S
, 1863-07-12

Fon MILWAUKEE,. K1sosHA AND RAenE.-The
side wheel steamer Comet, Capt. =. W. Morgan,
70. above po1te this Sunday evening, July 18th, at
6o'clock.
, 1863-07-12

TIE FINE AH1s.--A choice collection OF cabf-
net photographs" " Of all the great Masters OF Eu-
rope. Cali and examine them, Mt Mentally d Co.'S,
CT -DnAthnIn stYref.
, 1863-07-12

r. Electro Magnetic Machines, superior six
euTro,t With pamphlet containing in'
afru. tions for their medical nEe aud application.
accompanying each, for ealc by DR.. 1rons, No, II
I anall IL Ena
, 1863-07-12

The exports Of produce continue large for the
season, the total for the week being nearly threa
and half million dollars.
The following viii show the exports Of prtduee
and merchandise exclusive of ep. clc) from the
port Of New York, for the week ending July 6,and
since Jan. list.
1861. 1862. 1883.
For the week. .Sa554,619 $3n20,014 $a,A4,929
Prov. reported. u, ,79a,l05 to,1s7.055 M,T62h76
, 1863-07-12

The good news from the seat Of war has some ef-
feet on trade but prices remain d1n. It Is the geu
eral opinion TINT the ecarclty OF goods will Keep
nIices I'D
, 1863-07-12
ELEGANT JEwE1nY.-An elegant jewelry

ELEGANT JEwELRY.-An elegant jewel1y
establishment has recently been opened at
1ia Lake street, BY Giles Bros, gentlemen
who are thoroughly conyersant with this
business, and who thoroughly understand the
wants Of this community. They have re-
Gently added to their stock Of watches and
silver waro to TINT extent that their assort-
ment will compare fayorably with any west
Of New York. In watches especially, the as
sortment il varied and complete, finely select
ed, and rich enough TO harmonize with the
most refined tastes, and at prices low enough
10 come within the scope Of very scanty
purse. VIII our friends give them cali! i,
, 1863-07-12
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EVENING, July II, 1888.
1xax1fR FOB TwEETT-FoUR HouBs, ENDING
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DuSL"P MA rFacruaIse CospAsY.
solon Robinson to the Farmers G Inn, Jan gsI:

Scion Robinson to the Farmers Chm Jan 2a:
mo farmer who owns a we'll or eisteru can i,ossi
bly, afford to be without iron pump. Ii should he
at once a suction and force purnp-a perfect l,tla
fire engine such one known as Vests Improved
Pump speak OF this pump because happen to
know it...t eyery simple, durable pow rful and
cheap. ana 1t don freeze mp, get out Of order
oncea year -. Il know this, and think may be do.
ing The farmers good by speaking Off "a boy 10
years old can work IT, and throw a continuous inch
and a-qnarter- stream. 1t can he made to work 10
deep wells as well as In shallow ones"
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I'D. WgsT & Co.
We are pleased TO state that the Pumps we had O
you, about q year ago, have been In constant use
IL hours each day, and raise for the use sf our
Wooden Factory, abou: 1870 gallons per nr.nute.-,
They work with hut little power, compared with
pumps we have nsec before, and do not get out Of
repair, and are satisfactory in all respects
Yours, &c, fa
DUNLAP MA UF,cTUaIsc Conp.xx
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From The Nemi York Obserrer II,
We have had In use for months past one Of Vests
Pumps which has given more satisfaction an n n
force and lifting pump than any we have ever used
II Is one OF great power aud well adapted for shi,'s
aecks mines, iaetories green houses graperies, &c
saws.
Itisrecommended for IT'S extreme simplicity Of
construction great strength, and consequent iura-
hlity and clteapness ofrepair There Is M .tuijnv
hox-the pressure being held by cup pucking like
that upon the working piston working In rviirs N
der. fitted for thepnrpose the upper air cham
er-wh'chw we think great improv enc nj as stunt g
ing isso liable TO be deranged and leak under strop,
pressre, to nothing Of the loss by friction inei
dent thereto. 1t has also two aircha mbers tins
the action of the valve is cushioned upon both sides
thump The valves are very aeeess;be and ssrnn,
aud cheapiy repaired. They work much easier tIsIr
seE l%p we v Iysr s ns snds
as they are extremely Cheap as web al simple and
strong, we freely recommend them.
have used this hump for one summer and winter
exposed to iheNorth West wind cent me- over Lopu
and al no time did It freeze nor were We pnahis NJ
4 IT, i, McIlvAn.. u ~
Theundersigned, having to use "west's sImproy
Cd pumps cheerfully recommed them as simple
durable and powerful In raising and throwing water
and low price, believe them to ali
Warren Leland, Met. Hotel, New York.
j. w. Pomeroy Yonkers, n. Y.tfH ~ 80
Jno. Messereau, n. Y. -, t4-.
Dominick Lawrence, westchester. -
Cambridge Mine, n. c., Jpno is lS6SSs
J d WEsr Co. fsSHl f'1' 'nfl2 -
Gents-The pump which ordered for our Mine Il !,
received and put TO work In our upderlay shaft.
which we are sinking, We find that enc man viii 4
with ease lift so gallons per minute, We lifted In ,
three and half hours all the water ID the MIN.
which measures seven by twelve feet and 10 feet :.
deep, and 1t was fun when we commenced. It Al.
swers our expectations In every respect, and our
workmen are highly pleased with it. 1t will do
great service with but trihing expense for repairs.
Yours, respectfully, BpRR lIIacIxs !. i
We have plenty more such certificates. hut think
these are enough. For Pumps, Hose, Pipe. kc, al.
dress call upon - sk4g.. ;,.
ID. WEST 4 Co. 179. Broadway n T. ~
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Proc. G. J WCoc's
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

The astonishing preparations turns the Hair black
to its original color after having become gray and
renstates 1t In aliits original health luser son
and beauty-removes all DandruGfrom the scalp, and
al unpleasant itching. II viii also cure Cutaneous
Eruptions, such AS Head letter &C., and hence
creates perfectly healthy condition ofthe Scalp, by
acting as Stimulant and Tonc to- the organs sup
plying the coioring matter 10 tine HAIR completely
restoring them to their original vgor and health
thus preventing all teraeaey to become gray. 80
1t also preyentsthe IaiFSrom becoming unhealthy
and falling of, and causes IL To grow and chickens
where il Is gone by resuscitating the organs
~ to supply nu riment and coloring matter
Thousands ofSoIdiers In the Army have testified to
the above who had become gray and lost their II air
by sickness, change of climate, and inattentien,
while Performing camp duty
Restorative and Dressing, It has no equal
ina by Peter Utechand in Chicago
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BOOTS End SHOES
WHOLESALE.

l have just received a very large assortment n
BOOTS AND SHOES from the most eebr ed ma mn.
factories. Having purchased them mostly for cash
at very low figures will sell them at correspoud I'd.
ingiy low ratesas cheap as the same class of goods
can be bought either East or West
Knowing that the Stocks Of Retailers require re-
plenshing this time Of year, with reference 10 this
fact have supplied myself with splendid assert.
ment OF all styles Of goods. Orders solicited and
viii be hlied promptly with prime goods at prices
mat cannot fail to snt. Twill duplicate bills pur-
chased any where, without exchange. adding only
the freight. r. s. ADA M g -
T~aroS.4 = ts62-y
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This may certify that have been using n, nv
mandatory. for ne hast rur years. Nests lsaS
proved Pumps" now have In use three ~ ssiJ
pumps, one OF which is kept constantly at work "a
hours each day, Fave Sundaysl and has beep run
ming Tor the pRsi two years, pronounce them, IN
hesatingy she hest pumps that have been hronyh
TO my notice, having used many others previously
They are simple in their constructions ind not easily
disarranEed.
X. Y. Oct TO- 1859. JAMES " mn
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MkE Hkg,AN CENTRAL
~ ~. - FL zE UD "a ED
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE &
TO- New. York. N.yN England and the
Gipilgt aEA, sS Gssnadas.

To, New York, NeW England ana the
ssipilgh aaA q IA nssdas.
.@2ENtg7 7------- lt.4
Oh sRd anersunday, Api 49, 1868, ira as cave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot of.ake street, as
7.30a m. Day Express, Except SUNDAYS, arrives Al
Detroit s2s p nS Suspension Bridge 300 a. M; Al
bany 3:pa p. an.; NewiYoik 15 p M; Boston lib
7I5 PINE Night Express Except saturdays )arrives
at Detroit ,i35 m; Suspension Bridge 800 p M;
AlbanyA4 u. "a. New York 1918 a. m; Boston 2;S'
p. -.- -
Cincfnnatitrain via NJ. C. railroad leave Chicago
al To a. a. maiItraih;T:l5 pun. Fast ENpress
The 7:ts p. m. train leaving Chicago runs througi
60 CipsiapAf witheSt change ofears or baggage
Ruttan's Patent yentiiators nncars VI Day Express
Trains. .w~NsNNH.i Rt 'ga,s s.
Patent Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Baggage checked through.
TlIROIJtsH TIC KITS for sale in All principal Rail
road fees in Che West at the General Once corne
LAX and Dearborn streets, funder the Tremon
House,O Chicago, and at the Depot.
..,vx. X RICE, GeneraTSupernte ndent.
WE n. c. NTwoRTH: Western Pass. Ag't.
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HslF11 ALECTURE 80
sA5kzy TO XDIIXc MEN.

Just phItashed IN n sealed Eare,ops. Prfcs6 eta
Lecture on the Nature, Trcntmcnt
and Radical cure Of Spernatorrhoea or Seminal
weakness, Involuntary Emissions, sexual Debility,
ness. Consumption, Epilepsy end FITS Mental and
Physical incapac ity, resulting from Self Abuse,
ny ROBERT. j. CULNERW ELL, Author Of the Green
Book, dc.
The world renowned author, In this admirable lee
ture, clearly Proves from his experience that
the awful consequences self abuse, may be effect
uay removed without medicine and without danses-
Gus surgical operations, bougies, Instruments, rings
or cordials, pointing out mode Of cure At once
certain and efecual, by which every suffer-
err, no matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically. THIS LEc-
TuRE WILL thous aIds and thous DIS.
Sent under seal, to any address ina plain sealed
envelope, the receipt of six cents, two postage
stamps, ~ addressing,
CHAS J. C. KLINE, 4 Co.. a
81 Once Box, 4oSe.
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- e Ell B : 1's IT.. II

s:ss ssaxA q ID DO sMssaes: stl !
by Capt ERRtcsoN. and other eminent En- vineers.-
We can reief to thousan ls'u sing them AZ ,puaran.
tee thataH " III recon,m,l them They are mora
simple in construction, ard work easier, and ,ost
less than all o. hers.
'0ur readers viii find the douhle-acting improy-
ed Pump Of j. D. West a. Co., one Of the best in the
mhtRet u Is very Simple works TO charm. so that
amy Child may use IL throws SIT dr cohtnuous
stream, and does not freeze in he coolest exposur.
es, and Is unusually cheap. We say this kuowinrlv
and give the testimony of our accord without
the knewlcdge or request OF TIE propfietors IN
Y. Zee. Post, July list. 1858.
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Dyscntery, Diarrl,Ga, Relax, W.

From DIR. j. q. Green, OF chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice,
and hold them in esteem one of the best aperi-
ents have found Their Alternative effect upon
the liver makes them an excellent remedy, when
given in small doses for bilious dysentery and didr-
Thea. Their sugar-coating makes them very &C.
ceptable and convenient for the use of women and
children.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washin ptan ID e eth Eel lR56


SIR: have used your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever since yon made them, and
cannot hesitate to say they are the best catharfc
we employ. Their regulating action ON she liver is
quick and decided, Consequently they are an adj
mrable remedy for arrangements Of that organ.
Indeed, have seldom found a of bilious dis
ease so obstinate that it did not readily yield to
them. Fraternally yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ D.,
Physician Of the Marine Hospital.
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Reversible Feed VA
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
SEWING MAcHjJgEc.
To the pdbiic as being the most PERFECT, ard adap
ted to more di iferept kinds ofwork than ANY 9th
err Machine now in use.
Wears have been spent in its perfection. as tho
J Company were determined not to put their MAJ
chinefnto he market until they corld sustain the
Best in the World.
The great quantity of worthless Sewing Machines
that have heen palmed-or the unsuspecting public
by those without Character from the fact that they
sold at low price is surprising and in view Of
this state Of things, made it long, nntrng study
to produce machine that coul in no wayne class
sed among them and rally, to lead the van of first
class Sewing Machines now in use, An inteliigens
examination of its merits viii show thatw&have ac
complished our object, g#r
isl, some of rhe valuable features Of this
chine over all others Its reversible feed. either TO
the right orieft its perfect reliability, never skip
ping sti, ches /; and the making of four different
stitches for the various kinds of work the operator
may wish to do.
change ofthc sed is made whilst the machine is in
melton.
I'd 1t makes the lock-stich which has been con-
sdered heretofore by almost univ ersal verdict as
the only reliable one made. We addto that the
double lock, which makes 1t d.uhfy sure; the half
and full knot stitches being perfect knot to every
stitch which is more durable than can be Raade by
any other machine, or by hand, and in all cases
leaving the stitches both sides Of the work alike.
THE feed may be recerSe1 at any point de-.
sired Without stripping the machine.
Charges for the various stitches may be made
while the machine is In motion.
Its stitches the wonder to all,
The beauty of II is unsurpassed.
No other covers so large range OF work.
Sews light and heavy fables With equal facili-
The work win feed either 10 the right or fert.
Runs quickly sews rapidly.
No difficulty experienced In sewing across
thick seams.
Needle more readily adjusted than In any 9TH
err machine.
Tailors cannot afford TO do without them.
Every family should have FLORENCE"
It's motions all positive.
VIII Hast a lifetime.
No springs 10 get out Of order.
Is thoroughly practical.
The hemmer the most Practical In use !.
Turns wide and narrow hens and will JeH
beautifully.
1t brads neatly and handsomely without the
slightest alteration.
The experienced find no difficulty in using u.
Oils no dresses al its machinery being on the
top Of the table.
Every machine warranted
Z. 1t will snbstaptiate all we claim for it.
Barnum's self which guides the work
| itself furnished with each one of cur machines
! free of charge.
Samples of sewing and descriptive circulars
/ win be sent to any address on receipt OF stamp
/ FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
SafesrO0ni E24 Lake street.
! 1915 CHICAGO, ILL.,,
r. @. Goodson, Agent. Ottumaoa,
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OUR IN O.
ARMY of the NORTH

- y and with .he consent ofthe highest
y yOreFnReHt authority.
4 A GUARANTEE In point ofstrength
1 will guarantee my bitters to contain
larger proportion Of real medicine
ingredients ana virtues than any other
Stomach 'itters in the market; aud by
comparison with others IL will be seen
nj once that they are Stronger, and mp
on trial viii be found more efficient
than all others they are agreeable to
the taste. invi eorating In effect made
Of good materials and an article that
ali my customers hug second time
& sith equal satisfaction.
II has been my purpose to put forth
AN article, that will please all my Gus
\ TONERS and honestly do all that is
] claimed for them. l will not publish or
make any claims for these Filters that
are not consistent or that cir virtues
a viii not warrant. Each bottle contains
= as represented one Full Quart, thus
y siyiaR To every person as regards the
4 quantity, the worth OF the money in
vested. Let every body try them and
they will he fully convinced ofthetruth
of the above statements