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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

March is near a. hand. and throughout tue
Confederate States the practical question Of whak
IS TO b planted for ihs season Of '63 must DO
decided concerning every field The couutrv.it
may be said, viii be rieh8r. The temptation to-
plant cotton IS great, aud the world would IN
doubtedlY benefit by having a large am0unt
Of cotton at the close of the year At very low
prices. And, onthe whole, our resources might
be greater But as 8 present Weapon Of defeeaa
ia a gigantic and terrible struggle for independ-
enee, 8 scsnt production Of cotton may b used
to teach az ignorant sn6 inimieal world The inn
p~0Ttanee Of these Confederate STATES 20 is uros-
peTity and happiness, ard 90 compel their unwf-
ling justice. l. IS not 8 mera question Of money
making and meneYed resource for the country.
The present sm9ant Of cotton OF hand may
bring in the markets Of the world Just as mach
IS if another crop were added 20 the supply
yet even if it greatly increased the h-turc
means Of the cou1try, which we deem dou5afui,'
It does not al al follow that another crop wiz
aid Us in the achievement Of oar iudepend
enee or shorten the Struggle. That is the crest
object All else is insignificant Cotton IS q
great political engine, and upon the supply
or Withholding Of It depend toe prosperity
or misery Of millions la the quasi neU-
tTsl nations of Europe. Their ons-sidsd and
criminal neutrality against Us is red0u8ding 10
their great dstrimsnt. The screw is dghtaning.
and il is our policy to stand stil as regards cot
ton, aud let the screw run Gown to- toe Lowest
turn endurabla by the abolition governments Of
Europa. They sre interested in our plsnting as
much as va Who caa d. without cotton he
longest It's Only a question Of endurance, in
which the people Of the Confederase States at
least viii not slarve.
We, therefore, trust that large crops Of e3-u
win be everywhere planted, not only because 4.
IS not wise to plant too much cotton, bu. be-
cause with cur large armies in the feld, lhera
is need Of producing much food Most Of our
troops are farmers, who cannot this ye2r planl~
Others must plant a double quantity. The
question OF food IS now important, AID every
care should be taken to put It above and be-
yOnd doubt for the coming year. IL IS ths duty
Of patriotism, and is a vital maitsr-CkaresoH
/ MeTcuJu.
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WfCHTVISTs.% HTTFNTTaT.

A IL FIRsT-Cr ASS 9ACHlNisTs arTiv5azf In the
u Confederate Ines can ses imueiiet8 ard s7ea5y
e~mploymzat Ct the aimory q the Undersigned. located
st Athens, Georgia.
Al MachIBus arriving from Kew Orleans. By spply-
ing TO Gsor Dumoatsl g Caup Moore. WA Be hnns-
disteiy detailed e. our ArmorT a11 f1raihsd With
tEaa-poTt8lo1- Cod wages VII be given c5od Ia
eAiaisfs and board can bs lad . m'dsr ts rass
COO g. BRoTHER
f7q7m- au---v a-E.n- Ga
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

= A consedpt in Austin, says tie Houston
Telegraph, cut three Of his fingers Of 30 free
himself nom military duty The next dsy 1s
was sent 20 a camp Of instruction. a German,
IN Brennan, blew his brains out for the same
ress0n. lie was not sent 20 a camp Of instTuc-
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

z General Sterling Prizes, has been received
eTerywhsre in Virginia with hoa0red acclaim.
In the Legislature Of ttas State, a resolution,
rendering him the nsedom Of the foor and a
seat Of respect, was unanimously adopted. In
accepting this tribute, and ia reply % 3 speech
Of welcOms from the president Of she senate,
General Price said simply: Allow me, Mr.
President, TO return my acknowledgement to
the senate Of Virginia for the honor they have
conferred upon me-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19


The Rebd Banner expresses great pain and
modification At being compelled TO reeite recent
outrages committed upon our wounded prison
ers at Nasbvile-not by their enemies, but BY
men wearing the Confederate uniform, and re-
ceiving The pay and rsnk Of Confederate officers
The circumstances sre as follows:
Upon the evacuation Of Murfreasboro' .
number Of surgeons were detailed % remain pc
hind and care for our wounded, who necessari-
h tel into the hands Of the enemy. These I'M
f~ortunste men we're removed to Nsshyillea as SOON
1 IS their condition would permit, and with them
we're forwarded the surgeons who were lett 30
tske charge Of them. We do not know now
these surgeons departed themselves after our
Z amy evacuated Murfeesb0ro' but we have in-
telieenee that when they reached Nashville they
ave loose rein 70 then bestial apPetitss, grossly
/ Neglected their patients, snd caused the hinge
Of shame sud sorrow to mantle the cheeks
! Of our friends. Many of them drank deeply,
and remained for days 10 q state Of helpless
: Drunkenness. Our wounded were wholly IN
I ettaa5edyaT aasa8 dsa. shau7eta8P BesR SKI
4ae citizens of Nashville employed resident ply
sicisns TO attend upon the p0sr fellows, the MGR
tahty would have been much greater.
This says tie Banner, lis no Federal
story. It comes to Us from warm and loyal
friends Of the South-psrsons who were eye
witnesses to this shameful and outrageous con-
duct II morifes US TO make public these facts,
bet We DO SO that the proper authorities may be
informed and the public service rid OF such
monsters" Give US The names Of the delin-
qaents, that they may be punished as they de-
serve.
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Ere.a lIs Arn,y q lhe go.
To the Associated Press North
HEADQUARTERS ARMY o. H POTOMAC

L0 tho An1aNAAArA AAn1 Will
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
February 5.
The indications cr2 that the eneay has very
much weakened his force opposite here, relying
on the impossibility Of any movements under
existing circumstances. But few piekets or
ffes are seen to-day.
A heavy snow storm has commenced, chang
ing to rain. THERE'S a prospect Of the reiuau-
g~uraiion Of the muddy term.
EThat the reports we hear Of great dissatis-
faction in, and consequently ferguent descrtioua
from, the Federal army at Memphis are true,
there is not the least doubt We have heard 1 it
repeat aly from our friends, aud here is the tes-
tinony Of an enemy, as We End it in the Mem
phfs correspondence Of q Northern journal now
before Us:
There is a point beyond which foEbssra1ce
ceases to be a virtue. Soldiers who cannot re-
sign can only leave the army By deserving. I'm
fortunately, many Of them allow their disap-
pointment to larry them away 50 far as 10 60
over to he rebel army Indeed, the extent OF
ihis has been and now IS Sc alarwing that efdcers
in command at this post have found i necessary
to post strong picke!s al around the city limits
fox the sperial purpose OF preventing deserson.
III passing IN and cut Of the city, ore meets
with q SQUAD of p!ckets or guards ct every turn.
These desartions take place every day, singly
and By large squads, anl-tae prospects are thss,
81 soldiers do not got better satisfsetoa than
they have bean getting, they VIII continue go
10 do.
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II AL4pANA-Tbs NorA tIg5oo

NdH ALABAMA-The North dIa5aasan
published at Tuscumbis, says: Fears are
entertained That E raid viii 30 made by the
Yankses into this section from haloB. They
may come aio1g, but If they 90, but isw Of them
viii get back, except IS perolad piisjnes. Light
DRIFT boats can nov come NJ Gle Tennessee river
as IS tlds place. There is some elk, bow
sgeg. Of hisAg Up Gag caTairy horsss With sails
sud raiders 10 or3as 10 sobble up The once
(bus not now terrible snnboats Recent events
prove that tae thng can Re DONE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

BURNING o. DANsECsE-Enma Livrv,
the danseuse, who was baIBt during & rehear
sci ct the Gfaud Opera in Paris recently, was
81 the point Of death At lass seeouut5. She had
on fifteen peticoais ard, taking FIRE fsom She
teotlighiss they made 8 column Of FIRE fifteen
al a~voidiug aer, until a dremaa threw her down
and sxiingpished tho danss
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HSSREHRERE
VALLAN gg5GzaAd9

THE GREAT
Speech Of the Hon. G.. L. FalaHdigham
on TIE war
nELIvFRED IN the Federal Congress vii be peb-
II hs1ed in BOOK FORM in a feu days Cep-os
sant BY mai. Tree Of P sage On re Of = cents
III. u. CLAREH Publisher,
f=13lw NIrksbnrz. nj r.
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~ WTDOWlS CO..

THOSE whe cave no sALT-aho Save been mads~
2 v dowsby ais war. aud He po1r-can g. EACH
cNE BUsHEL. 10 The number q one hun4ed ron
J. O. M~cALLISEER,
fsl7Fm TsckSon M-s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

purchase or rani, 2 HOUSE, ccne i1inz psr or.
d d ming room and i've or six bed rooms. Ale, win
kitchen Apply to
RAJ. TEEO. JCHNSTOT.
fal7-lw Once over Ju1s0a e. Cos store
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

BrA Northern paper before US speaks admig
iugly Of three rebel young l2diss. who, IN their
enthusiasm for the war, nnounca through he
columns Of the Raleigh az c. Standard, that
they VIII provide clothes for three soldiers as
long as the war continues, if the soldiers whom
he war IS over
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

EThs Federal commodore on the Texas
coast has issued q proclamation counter to that
of Magrudsr, declaring Galveston. Sabine Pass,
sna the whole Texas coast, under actual block
ade, aad warning al vessels from trading under
n.nallr 81 csntnra.
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INFORMS his fresds and TIA pa,fs tha- ag g ST Is
u Btwman ucuss prepared t. Ukc P1CTrEES &
al kieieg Ferris
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

. The telegraph line between this city and
Meridian is still out C order, Consequently we
are without reports. We are informed that re-
paTing is prevented By he high waters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

~ AbH has been passed by the senate Of
Miaaesota expeling The Sioux fom that stste.
Tse house win undoubtedly concur ia Che
measure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

ANEW CAVALRY RAEK -Oas Of General
Wheeler's aergeaats claimed q new rank il our
h airing this morning, declaring he was 9 Horse
Midshpman" We coBeede his right 70 the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

THE ST. AUGUSTINE ExILEs=We ehroni-
eizd, some days ago, the Punishment Of q nun
Der Of families from ST Augustine ior the crime
Of having near male r~elstiyss in the Confederate
army, Tbs party, numbering eighly-fve women
E5fora stated, and tod to shift for themselves.
Through 3 cold rain they made their way on
foot acIoss the country, ten miles. to the rail-
road, where transportation was furnished them
to Lake City. Amid these, tho kind citizens Of
he place rendered them every comfort ct their
command. The male sympathsers With the
rebellion, they were informed, would be sent on
to Hilton head.
This outrage on u~no6eading ONT and chill
dren was perpetgated By the 5ta Connecticut
regiment, Col Hawley, who have succeeded the
Oh New Hampshire in commend Of the post
They profess 70 be acting under Instructions
from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Republican, 10th
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

The hgb wsssrs continuing 70 prevent lie
deprived Of our regulag correspondence from
thst city. The telegraph line, however is in
working order, and Of course nothing Of I'M
portaaes las ua1sPired, o. We would have been
advised BY oar attentive correspondent
Yesterday ths first rsaly hostile demonstration
wss INSIDE ~ TIE enemy. A number Of shell
were 61e5 By them. apparently destined for tie
destruction Of The steamer Tiets5arg, row lying
8 tie landing and close 70 the buildings on
Wahsr stress None eff these took effect al
falling harmless around the steamer and ia the
city Ne repiy was made bg Cur batteries Up
10 il O'Clock to-day, everything was quiet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

Spesial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Times
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Feb. 6.-The State Reg
lister, Of this morning, in an article in reference
to The recent troubles ia Indiana, advises its
abolition friends sfter this fashion:
Let them organize in neighborhoods, towns
and counties; familiarize themselves with the
use of arms and if homo rebels want to in
sugursts civil war in the free States, after the
way Of the Indiana villains, let them be shot
down Ike dogs
Such are the teachings OF the abolition press,
the desperation Of which marks It's uttersnee
with an Internal maligDitY that shocks and out
RACES tie loyal sense aud better feelings Of every
law abiding citizen. Let them provoke the
storm, il they have 2 fondness fer its pslting,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

- Bishop Whslean. the distinguished Catho-
liz p~Tslase, ofths Nashville diocese, has arrived
st sAeleyyils Tenn, having recently escaped
through tie Federal lines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

"a On Wednesday, while some soldiers, e..
longing to the g@srrison at Genesis pon5' we're
kee shell, It exploded, %woundiug tao Of them
severely. aud killing one instantly. We did
not hear the names Of the killed and wopnded
men.-SaUaanah .Aeics
THE THRONE OF GREEcEz1he London
E0saaag H,Tah says it has Feasoa to believe
tiat the Dixie Of Saxe-Coburg kas accepted tho
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

"a It Is reported that she torihesnons Of
military stagehouses end aEsena's ID tTaece are
to Z non-piatsd ike ships
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

E~Aasices from Vera Cruz to January path,
bsvs bsea recsiTsa g New York, but they con-
Ahs usshiag Of importance. Siege trains were
atvsn CRIT. aIih9as which the Fcsnch forces
hope to Lake Paebla The smallpox IN
she nffv rgs 40 ing
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

a Autograph Once has been opened 10 Ok
flgd. Miss to which place there IS now direct
Communication from tins city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

WELL AnakD-A letter from Oskaloosa'
lows, states that u that State he collection Of
the Federal direct lax, IS eonfded principally 70
Methodist preachers a presiding elder, who
was one Of these hthesmen q Lincoln lately
msds himself conspicuous at a Democratic meet
ing. when one Of the speakers happily h5 Of
the reverend politician by aluding to the hsufe
o a rnan bearing in one hand a commission
hom be savior Of msn, tae Lord Jesus, ana IN
the other a commission from ths destroyer OF ms
c5uutz. Abrsaen Lineala! How be asked,
nould S. Paul have figured in history, If as
sRsmsn, he hsl s15sa to his Christian ehsrac-
tI b gathering tas tributes due TO C9ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

II We hzve ne reliable news of interest from
below to-day. This morning. it was reported
that 81 inc Yankee gunboais had disappeared
from cur atersi bat gentlemen who eaaas ug
lsstevening reported Chat hey saw two vessels.
which they took to be iEou-elad5, apparently at
achor below aYenus' point. 1t is possible that
tho feet thai has been gashering on our eosss
for the past ten days has been Withdrawn e az
tack some other -poinf-peFhsps Charleston
which city, since the dispersion eff the block
sders by Der iFon-elads, seem to be fhs especial
object Of Gle YaRkee gorilla's grsth-Sagaaaah
NerS, 1874.
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STALL BOON. with Or vitto1t bosrd In a prs,
"A vsts faaiy. References viii be given A5drss
LOUISIANA.
fe123f Ar IN Fasfea-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

90 Baassl lies charged himself IL aecoani
wish sbs War Department with ene niiiion
eiehyegh thousand dollars as having eseq
avsa 81 Lin Gsm 1sass assessments and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

SPEEDY memorial Of The board OF direct
oas 81 the Pacific Telegraph company was
dawn mp "a SAP Francisco, ca the oh inst ana
the salne day laid before TIE Federal ssnsts'
having beer transmitted. Of course over thaiT
line. TIE carpany renonstrase against Cen
grass reaucfg Die subsidy, ana declare that It
S Dependents on losai business fog diviseads-
They say thst considering tie length OF tae
ana. tho nature 81 ne country and the heavy
expense 81 repaidag ana working the linz ne
tariff from Missouri = San Fraaeseo Is cheaper
thar tslsg1aphipg anyWhefa else
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

zJsronse 4iaack saaJ H Holland were
L~suisvite sn Ae 30, AaFi9g p lHer
5a Try ihousau6 dellans in counserisi's
4-s ssnz III s-ashrlls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

- Fsadg Far says The ponp Of war is the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

ri zee Memphis 8rgas Of she 5h says Inst
$500 O00 GREEN backs Lad just been received
ii lat CITY, which were 70 be used ia paying
aooPs ed fr oler government purposes Il
also represents tlas the cotton spectators IN tie
say 1--we become very sick, after their recent
sky-rcekst performances, ia which they paid
one dollar q psuad iofshs sisple.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

TIE Pelsf5u Express EARNS from aal-
Hgens paTols3 prisoners ihst Confedsisse notes
are received s NsE York Merchants Dc not
refuse 70 take rebel meaey IN exchange lor
goods 5sey sell Il is held 60 be Is valuable as
asa Umied States Ereenbacks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19
The GnEAr WANT OF THE YANkEBN Marion

The great want Of me Yankee nation just nov
is g general The Herald presents the want
vary forelhly in lbe following paragraph:
The list of the CHANCES of commanders in
the army Of the Potomac now resemble the
genealogical table Of the frst chapter Of
Aa,shsw. Gen. Scott, too aged to take the
field, Transferred the command to Mcdowell
Mcdowell. defeated ct Bull Run, was supeyced-
Cd by Mcclellan. Mcclellan, sacrificed by
stanton and the radicals, was suceeeded by tbe
tFiumVirate Banks, Mcdowell and Fremont.
The disaster 10 Banks corps il he Shenandoah
gave tie comm and 90 Pope. Pope, forced to
pay moro attention than he anticipated to bis
lines Of retreat, yieidsd to Mcclellan again.
Mcclellan, DISMISSED because Of the pique
against conservatives, made way to Burnside.
BnTnside, cenfessinE his inability to lead so
large an amy, insisted on resigning. This
brings the record down to Hooker, and suggests
the query, have we q great general among usl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19
REBEL MATCaES,
Rebel Matches,

HSeDea Matches
Rebel Matches
TUE urde-rgred having stabilized p MATCH
a EANLFACT0RH ia TIE city cf Jackson Enusd
MORN those vi hing 20 p reiass that al 0rders from s
distances accompanied with tie cash vii be promptly
fle5 d. = s. co.
feiLlm JACKSON 81 g.
DISSOLUTION.
THE firm Of Quinty g Rab.ns-n. OF Memphis. FHln,
4 il this DAY dissoivcd ty mutual e usan- All per
seas having c afas aEsus said arli ria present ts
SINS 70 wv. T.. Qiiu55 w-ois soa8 aulherlorZsd IS
ply. and Ell persons VINO ae ir1ebad tl ssd d-m WI
msks immediate payment O. SAID Qsinby. w15hls been
autsodL ed % sstls SAID 6rns b~asiaess.
HA n. QUIN3K,
VA. ROBIN 3SN,
General 9srulrs
= s. oLATHG2N,
EsoEaas Ga, Jalua y E, 1853 S -eia Fa-nsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

S~T0sEwALL J~ACKsoN's PoPuLARIqY-A
few days since q lady who came through The
haes ct Frsdericksbprg under flag of trrce.
brought q message ffom Hon. ID. W. Voorhees,.
Of ~Indiaaa~to Gen. Jackson, to the effect that
he lStoEewaH9 was the only man living who
could beat him lYoorhessl in his Congressional
district 50 great istbe admiration Of tho dis
sistguisned chioitain IN the SoTthwest-Rich-
mond Dispatch
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

THE RAISING or THE CHARLESTON BLOCK
ADE--Some Of cur n~eighbors are expanding 5
great deal Of industry and some little learning
IN discussing the question whether the rebel
ram Palmetto STATE has actually broken the
Charleston blockade OF not.
We beg to suggest to the government that
the shortest way Of ending all these eontrover-
sizes about tie blockade, would be to take
Charleston, We have iron clads enough unem-
ployed to do it. This and 8 few other South
ern posis once ia our possession, We should
have no further trouble n maintaining the eff.
eacy Of the bloekade-N. Y Herald.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

~ LISTERS fron Havana 70 New York, dated
january 5isi, says
There is nothing fslab.e relative to the Ala
bsma er Flerids. 1T is rnEoed that the Ala
bama had received four shots from sae H~asleras.
aud that she has arrived at Port Rgysl, Jamaica,
whithsr sac took her prisoners, ard where she
WI stop to repair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

f5F Nosaeia psFsn STATE that Cen 1eCle-
land has dseGse5 nuneraus invitations e visit q
nuabss Of .hs prfncipsl cities e That section,
assigning asa reason that lie vas preparing 2
history & tie Peninsula c2mpaign, e which be
wished lo degote the greater psrt Of his lfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-19

DECREASE III PopULATl1N-Ths population
of iha following msna3 Giles decreased during
the decade between the years 1850 sid 1860;
Charleston. South CaTclina Ana Arbor, Aiehi-
gan, Augussa, Mainsi Ithacss New York;
Ivnohburg, Virgins; Nantucket. Ma5sgcha-
setis ZaaesviIies Ono Gardiner Meine
Psrtsmoath, Sow Hampshire.
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% nIssoURI CAVALRY.
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The proprierors have thousands o: Letters from
the most eminent Clergymen, Lawyers, Physi-
clans and Citizens. Testifying Ct their own per.
sonal knowledge, to the beneficial effects and
medical virtues Of these Bitters.
From Rev. J. NeDton Bro,cn, u. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious Rnoulsdys.
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust
of their ingredients aud effects, yet know of no
sufficient reasons why a man may not testify TO
the benefits he believes himself to have received
from any simple preparation, in the hope that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of ethers.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. NJ.
Jackson Of this cit.r, because was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the impress
ion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
am l. debted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq, for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests, and for encouragement to try them, when
suffering from great and long continued debility.
The use Of three bottles Of these Bitters, at the
beginning Of The present year, was followed by
evident reli Of, ard restoration to degree Of bod
ily aud mental vigor which l had not felt for six
months before and bad almost despsired of re-
gaining. l therefore thank God and my friend
for directing me to tbS use Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
90
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL GIVE YOU
A GOOD a PIP + TIT +

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Remember that these Bit.ers are NOT Alcho
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