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lost twenty tnot~and men, killed, wound
ed and TAX en-, besides half as many more
who haye dishanded and gone home, ~
etll stationary only iorty-one miles from
the field where it received this trench
dous castigatlon, and Thomas fifteen
miles oil, either afraid to pursue and wind
W the ball by the capture OF the rem
nant, or else really anxious for them to
escape. The hes are rs gross as the
father that hegot them-as gross as the
| inventions about Price in Mlss"url-as
u oss AZ SheIman's from Georgia.
The truth, We fave no doubt, is this
Hood found, after having attempted The
works at Nashville, that they were above
his strength. He therefore withdrew
! after having killed, wounded and cap
tured more men than he lost The an
KEGS themselves say he killed or WOUNDED
three thousand, and the New York At'C
say, that il a sufficient Walrat.t lol put
tine the Yankee loss at five Thousand
He withdrew slowly, and Thomas Ia
dared to follow him up. This, we hav
no doubt, is the exact truth, or yer
; near it. If Hoods army had sutFere
. what Thomas and the Yankees say,
would have ceased to exist, The ver
= fact of it's continued existence Is proc
t positive against their statements.
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ON the .rth instant, u the residence II her son
iu-law join. + Feat-un, A.rs Ii " hLHIA NAH |
IN, a!ed seventy one yeats
''Glrvr not ny soul, tears cease t. Nov,
I'M -u!ylIu t.ut IL pal,
shy J. IeilrS 81 HON huutsn woe,
Aud meets AcI saviour breast
Thnuyh her pIrty not rmbIA1onei ioith u
the w,ld Set ht ate, flouItc family al daughters
wei, as her ct'l' OF it"hdr' can te'li'E thit ne.
..ws!k Wa, with ttod." calmly Is the evening
,.Uhyr sh, tell asleep ttI, Beloved with sIaI!e
upon h,l oouhtensncr though laeA.d by pam
HeI tunrIal will take place from hri Ie7iitn'r
corner Of Iwrttts Fourth and Clay streets, his
MORNING At 10 U',lo,k. Friends and lelauV.n oi
the family respectfully requested to I'D with
Out further notice.
At the residence OF her grandfather c. ko-
b.lt,on, CARRIE, only ,hI.i OF J. Z. ana 81 +.
Robertson, aged one Sral and light months
she ,arne and learned our heart. 10 love-
No ivdTrt gait was ever riVeni
But CiOd has taken tlpI above
10 ada brighter star 10 Heaven" IL
AT her father ie-dcntr, opposite Oakwood enc
terry, On the 9TH instant AMELIA MlLLER
aged four ycal- and eisht months, dau.ht<E Of
WIlhaIn and EAzabcti. Mailer.
BattluUIe papers Fledav copy.
On the 18th instant, VI Group. CLIFFORD
! STUART, u Joseph and Catherine Renter,
! AGED Two years, NIX months ana three days
We MIS- little CLls at the table
! From his little = aiken ohaIis
We hmm every nJiutIlrf
We mss LIm everywhere;
w mss ms totteIIng footsteps
| Ills laughter sweet AMI mud
All. yc-, through all the household,
Ne mass the happy Ihlli
Bat know that he l. gatheted
" here ail hc4oveiy dwell,
And We know fatleF took him
" IL ioeth all things we'll,
And though our tears Of SORROW
Ou TAIL Iii binding showers,
We emile through ttlr and II uImur,
HIS Will he done, not ours
His runeIt,i will take place his Friday Al
TEnSoOS at a " 1lUuk tTon III. fathers IesideHt {
Oh tie ooIneI u sixth and Arch streets III
friends and acquaintance OF the family are invite
| 10 attend without further notice
on Thursday, tho 2eth. Mr.. MARY A IVES
! COLT, the thirty second year VI heT age
Ihe rlrndi AMI acquaintance u the family AT
Invited 10 attend hrI funeral IO-DA al IL o'Sl"s
tom the residence ot h-T husband, Parker I. Wr-
,ott ola Union I'm, oppvsite Union station Ihurci
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LATEST FROM THE WORTH.

We have received copies Of New York
rapers Of Tuesday, the 27th instant.
FROM THoMAs's ARMY -- MORE YANKEE
FAL>EHOoDS.
The New York papers have no later
intelligence from Thomas" army than to
the 24th, when it was still at Columbus,
Tennessee. One telegram asserts that
1T is rumored" that Hoods rontoons
have been captured. Another, dated at
Nashville the 9th, says:
The river has now twenty feet OF wa
ter, and is stationary. 1t Is reported that
Hood cannot cross the Tennessee IlVel
on account OF the high stage OF the
water, which, in'many places, has over
flowed the hanks. The rebel pontoon>
are said to be swept away. General
Th0mas's headquarters are still at Go
lumbia, although his advance Is stil
pushing after the rebel army. a battle
this side of the Tennessee river is C0nse
ouently expected The cars will run t
Duck river to-day.
1t is rumored that Hood rebel army
has abandoned the wagon trains,
\ Washington telegram adds some
Christmas information alter the follow
ing fashion
General Thomas, with his magnificent
army, is within six miles Of Hood ; rear
Meanwhile another column is moving O
Cofnth, while still another is advantln
on Mobile.
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LOCAL MA TIERS.

Furnr \ CuiMSry At an carly hour yesterday
morning before the break OF day. the occupants Of
III. house Of 3. Heinrich, !, weller, on Main street
between Ninth and Tenth streets, were suddenly
aroused by a violent 0hl1Zlng sound, am thth me
Simultaneous falling OF tlick+ snd ritte nom 'Ae
root TO the pavement below. The my 'r' ate1 oy
thls unusual NOISE greatly alarmed the a|daHeu
ra.1.nts. but "a the Singular 3ount7 which We're
heard cea.td IN Il short time, nothing move was
thought Of the affair until few hours later, AZ
which time 1t was broad day HEht, "ntii' upot
nt,ius To- the street not only had the chimney been
ihuown down ana a large potion Of TIE slate ioo'
been scooI.-i out, but among the inhbiSh ""i'N
covered the pavement Wa also tould >t'ei u Iiat
meltz u sh,, thereby Indicating that one " tho
deadly missile, had hpiodet upon the loot q All
HeinIl. h. huusc.
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RoBBtRY.-On "Wednesday night the residence OF
MIR Robert W Oliver, on clay street, near Brook
sy,.nu. WI, hlok.n into ana his store-ioom robbed
OF six hundred pounds u FDklrd beef one barre! Oh
flour A turkey and epveI al othcT articles u family
grotr rlc- amounting the aggregate to about foui
thot-,ut doll trs' worth Officer jenkins succeeded
Yesterday in finding some OF the stolen afule3 d.
The nous, OF i.ee negro on Stephens street; Tut
the ,upants present, and 1t Is uncertain
whether the offender will be brought 10 justice
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,,,,,o,xb !, has heeu fortnight !
.;,,.,o tho ra,nlse If General Hood at /
t.l,. no r.no,t has been received |
49,. - or IT 1.ast none has becnl
lI ~. hay. been controlled
o,.,r,,,,., On the r.rn,ts of
~, ,.,1.,1.tt.,.., f co,Ye,nondeuts
,,,,,.,,.a,,,,.. f,,. the jnfnT-
,;., ,,.,. b.v. TINS far These
l,.,~, If ,n,rs. been highly
=, $50, i, ,.,,.r iu.t,n,p& ahSo-
". h,,-, Lseo accustomed
.to.,,,,.,t, -, long that il Is
.;;.,,,,, ,.;,,, how ,o,Irh faith they are
,,3i ,,.,;,.I NV o,,r nropl.. We all re
,,,..,,.t .,,,,.,...., th,. tales that were
.h,,,,,,b rho t.lagr,,,h at
=, .... t,,.,,- jov Imiur Grant,
tl-.,1.. an, ,i;,o.,ro,,., march through the
..,....r.. c..,, ,t,o p,,,;1 Anntn the banks
~ H., Ja,uea a,ro,diul, f. that vera
,;.,,.. ohron;,Ier was marked iy sig
r,l Yankee victory Had what he
..,,,.l third ,,Yr If if been true,
mo-, ,,I, wonI1 Richmond have been
-. 1 ,,, ,f Eapnral Ie.
...o,,ll,,,... boon, ont;,..Iv ,lnetrov.d and
tho ;,d.,.nd.nc. Of the South com
,,o,;,,on unbaard Of before in the history
,f patiops The Yankee Minister OF
w., taok the tel.p1aph under his con
.I o-.3 J,oco,o O volnntear caterer of
,' -, the New York market. He be
ooo :, tact lie Master General of the
y.,l-.. nation That most he still occu
,i.. and ,hrnueh hun we learn every
th;o.r e U,od that we are uernitted to
lro,, Mot the first word from on
f.der.ta source has been permitted TO
roach ma &uch being the fact, it is q
little strange that the public should have
hoen 1hrown into 20 great panic as they
,ara haap Rnt that is the way Will
am, ,ao,la They know, and hav'
,,wacs known. that the Yankees are tn
,,rs,tast liars on the earth They know
.,;. - f,r tho interest Of Lincoln I
.-,.,,a - L,l;.r here in the success Of hi
,-l.ho inr;ncilil;tr Of his gene
ro,, o,.., ,hon;,h !, eho,,ld not last la
n,oro ,hop honr They know that it
,,o,,,,,;,rl,, hi,, interest at this particula
,.ri.;, when lac has ordered a new drafi
md j. esnaci,llv desirons to have it file
m They know TIT l.. a principle Wit
chat ADMINISTRATION to clam every ba
~. =. - v;.tory 1hourh II be a mo
.;or,l defeat knowing all this, OF
a,,., Va, oi,yo fall Faith and credit
..r.,,thiny Yankee asks them to b
E.vn An,arentlv they love to /
,1,.1 oIros, - much as the Yanke
thmro1,.os
r.r o,r ov,, MARI we have arrived
bo c,r,lH,inu that the bulletins
Thomas are \ tissue of lies, such as n
hoay Int Yankee, unless it be a rem
ANT, could nossiblv weave together-th
Uo.d no. ,,,aiy.d no serious check,
thonsh he has been compelled to rel
onish the siege OF Nashville as VIC
.Ioya his str.npth-that his army is 1
only existent still, but existent in sucl
.ona;tion that il j. able to set Thomas
aof.nco who dares not attack him III
his ratreat This conclusion we arr
NJ from collecting and comparing
Yankee accounts themselves. Thon
t.us MS that, on the 18th Of Decent
uooa's l.e wing was repulsed, WI
his RIGHT wing remained tirm-that
.t..., ,,;., r;,ht was not renulsed>
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PoIIcF A>hE. II The following cases "e'e
booked at the police stations yesterday
Washington, slave Of Lttieton B""Ie-' charged
with bun garlouaiy rntcirns the -tolr-l"o" Of X
Oliver end stealing one barrel Of beei, one tnlh
ana -unfrv othcr articles. Gather me- slave vi AM
Anderson arrested for receiving III" same KNOWING
they stolen -, -.
Frederick 8 BvittOn, white, charged WIN PtChAis
+b, 1T of On trlt, Powell Ut one gold watch
valued at one thousand dollars. The robbery va,
pcrpetratcd at At drinling-hous" near the Secon'
Market. Powell was asleep at the nIne' ana "LIi
an tins state he was tlchet Of ms watch
William Meekiurs flee negro, ohalged with st. al
ing tyenty-one dollars and my cents ia eoi hii'
SILVER COIN and two hundred dollars III Confederate
States notes, the propetty OF E!haIurl hfeh'iie9
N.rtb, P40a also fIre thargrd with Enormously lie
ce1ylng the sane, knowing II 10 have been stolen
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WANTED, a first rate NURSE. Sic
W must be well disposed, honest and lnt1-,H-
Gus, and atle u assist IN washlng and ironing -
such an one will find good hume By applying 3.
Mrs J. T. MORTON, ~ Mr. MORTON $
Grace street, between First and tOushcc.
de 3O-3t~
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WANTED

WANTED, PRACTICAL Nh. 1T
w liable to military duty, u ASSIST III ,A. t.e.
nageuent Of ny business A pttt"H-Uak.r,
mouldcr or tinl,her preferred; bu. 4 Iaau "ha,,
cnr,9rtlc tLi -y,trIuatg, without til, ~, chtr,.s d.,
know ledge could iii the position
ASA -NIItH
corner q Cary and Tenth street.. R,hHoIi Va
De Sc
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MAYoR's CoURr-Ihe docket yesterday morning
was # short one The simple mention Of the cases
and their disposition, which We make below, VIII
suffice ~
John T Gibson, charged with the robbery Of a
silver watch and three hundred and twenty dollars
in money from Gold NJ. GIihn, was committed for
hearing this morning The continuance Wa granted
az the request the used, who expects ~ prove
that he l. innocent u the ,haTSe.
IhiTtv-nIr la~hr1 weTe ordered 10 BE- lhtlCtrd
uunn " Ili tnl slave ut Jones Il thlidiry, oh"Iyrd
with rIorIuu4ly breaking INTO the hou-e u Edmond,
,Iay,. u J ChIIstiI and stealing therein om i've
pail1 II pant, Y'-t Two shuts aid one FtlI u
shoe valued hundred dollars, aid w. hun
tr,d uutts III CUltri,I ttc money, thr property VI
eAIi slave Edmond.
Mary slave uf In u Iiiam :. Scott, charged With
using imEcIuueI.t language toward- her master ala
mistress was also ordered to be WHIPPED
TIE ,a~r Of Charles Pryor, free negro, chllee1
with stealing vails. and contents, VALUED az h't
iuulil,i tu.lts. u. proF,rtyot Majors NJ b'ke{
member IL ne NIIglIid Legislature, was parity
I heard aII continued TIL thr 6tt u January
N..krr Dt-tsIsI~ An unusual number q
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a :" - I - = ----
II Corner seventh and Broad streets.
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:,
rh. ,,eu po,oast,, pi,v entitled
t,tt rnEyiT,.s EtIreX
POOR MIRlAM ChI Nt
Al TuF COMPANY IN IukCAsr
GRAND OPERATE DUET
Mas lNfr ! lo' +" "i'' ' "ii'i' 7 HiH-A '''-'''
only r'sH' years" q age
:!
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kAstlNA1INd fAhilN"''' 2'0'
MAhhiAtt Al ANY fhI|h'
| Great till i'll preparation iuE
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|
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IL lfi"hAih 81 cue uo'' o'-o" l. -'0'''
!
| THIS TEMPLE OF AMUSEMENT - lHk RE
SORT OF HE MASSES
| GREAT AND GLORIOUS BILL IO-NltHi
|
| TIM MORRIS and HARRY RIyD the Pioneer
-,
NSsIo beIlhe1'"t' d IA 'Ne4A
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CAVALRY FIGHT IN THE VAILEY~-ANUsiNl
SCENTS.

CAVALRY FIGHT IN THE NALLEY-ANU5iNG
SCENTS.
A correspondent Of the New York
Tyibune writes that paper, under date OF
December 23d, an account Of the recent
cavalry fighting attending Clusters un-
successful reconnaissance, 1t IS quite
amusing, He says;
The Third cavalry division OF General
Custer returned earl Y ts day from a re
connoiSsance up the Valley as far as
Lacey S spring, nine miles from Harrison
burg. The division, whSh has been ao-
sent about five days, had cold march,
but met with no enemy until they reached
Lacey's spring, where they encalnped on
Wednesday night.
There was no alarm during the night
But about i o'clock in the morning word
came to the commander al the Eight
New York, from the picket line, that th'
rebels were advancing on the flank, ant
orders were Immediately issued to pre-
pare to mount. They Were all saddle'
10, and soon two squadrons Wer
mounted, and drawn up at the head4uaI
tiers of that regiment. The other squad
rons were just going to horse" A
this luncture, a yell and . simultaneou
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WHAT j. ~ STORE FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
The Philadelphia I"q@3reT has an edi-
torial which well potray3 the Yankee
feeling towards South Carolina, and what
fate she NAV expect should Sherman's
army get footing on her soil. 1t says
That shout which went up from Sher-
mans Western boys when their faces
looked ChaIlestOnward during their
march, rings louder than ever in his ears
1t was an ominous battle cry, Lead US
into South Carolina Take Us 10 Char les
ton - Ransom knows, and Jeif, DAVIS
knows, what will he the fate OF that &C
cursed hot bed of treason whenever the
Union forces are ordered to cross its
threshold. South Carolina thus far has
experienced little OF the evils entailed
upon her sister States by her own dia-
bOliCal acts. She vet Will feel them, we
trust, 10 the largest measure. 1t Is but
Justice, and Heaven will surely mete IT
ont, and force her to drink to the drees
the bitter cup which she placed to the
/ lips Of the nation. When that day shall
| come, the world will approve her punish
! ment, and to the sentence OF righteOu:
reuibution will say, Amen
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cFTFKAL LYONS PROGRESS II kFETUCkN-
CAPTURE OF ANOTHER RAILROAD IRAiN.
A dispatch from Louisville, Of the 25tf,
SAYS
An officer of the Sixth Kentucky
Watkins hriEadel, reports that tx nun
bred OF LYONS rebel cavalry went iron
Eliyabe,htown to liadenyille yesterday
and cannonading was heard at Md
draueh'a Hill, from the direction OF Eliza
bethtown, last evening, supposed nom
collision between General Mtto0h sane
LYONS forces. Headquarters are al
yised that the remainder OF Lyon
troops, estimated at two thousand NV
| hundred, with but one piece OF artillery
! left Eli2abethtown at o'clock TN
morning, going towards HadenviIIe
and was in4ulring fH route the way t
Greensburg. I.agrange'S brigade, OF No
| Cooks command, was reported closet
upon their rear. Lyon was himself a
H,dgeville Yesterday. His forces did ne
assail Mnldraushs Hill this morning
according to their previous announce
intention.
The damage TO the railroad was
slight that it will be in running order
" Wednesday.
On Friday night, Lyons force was r
ported to have burned express train \
J. which contained detachment OF tW
z hundred soldiers and three officers I
: rOute for Nashville to JOIN Gener
Thomss's army The officers and 81
d!ers were paroled, the former 'retalnlI
their side arms.
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WANTED TO HIRE, tor the ensuing
w veal, Il OMAN 81 good cAiIH.tsr, .1l.t.s:
tyI IN lntaut Also, "a Girl, to do general i-,-s
work. Apply al M rgsslsAyr. o1 sixth 'It-.i a.-
yoE1 Leigh 4hOMAS ii hh"iAl -
jp
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fall from his horse. He is doing we'll,
and, as usual, is in excellent spirits.
The whole column catnc back to Wood
stock, where they.camped on Wednesday
night, the courthouse being turned into
a hospital and all our wounded dressed.
The road was very slippery from the ice );
the severe northwest gale which blew
rendered it almost impossible to travel,
and the intense cold greatly aggravated
the sntferngs of the men. 1t was par
ticularly severe on the wounded.
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w a y t u, tirst-Tate coon,
w WASHER AND IRON EIt. Sh" must h' II
GOOD cleaner y free woman preferred ABBY s.
Mrs. JAMES /. FCK.tILr
Main street. fourth door above tou'th.
4
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wanting viii be forthcoming. whatever
economy the straiteuing of our resources
may require We shall learn to exercise =
We could only wish that Congress was not
In such a feVerish mood, and that the gov.
erumept would do something tOwkrds the
establishment of q statistical bureau, or
some other agency, by which We could ap.
Pro4lmstely ascertain what We have TO
contribute and to what extent we must
husband our resources. Wise, cool, de-
ctded, prompt action would put us in good
condition for the spring campaieu of 1864,
and the close of next year would furnish a
more agreeable retrospect than the anNus
girdbitis Of blunders which we now con-
sign to the dead past f1lla 4 81
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TRUSTER,s.sAIR-

/ IOY virtue Of deed Of trust ers+cDtsl1 h., tyS
/ ~ Steh9ls on The the 18th day Of March, 1859, and
IN BSok =, Pags ~. and also by other deed Of trps2
bearing date the 2Sd day April 1859 and Of record
~ osS Bio eSg9sE q sta.s q Nn sell in
House on the third Monday In JanGsFy n ~
hs ths following property, VIZ: Lots No Sc, i6a a.
and 8 aud half OF Lot No. s9 M IL tbo FiSt W.;
4 Of the city ofWhSelinR = - +Hs "sE9
And e ihs same time and place Apiece OF ground,
VIII me improvements thereon, located at the VeSt
IS fba q S S,oh 5trSs on the wharf formerly known
property IN GrahAm'G addition 70 ths eitT Of VTt,ss
ing, on Quincy street, part Of Lot No 81 beinS 81
1es mnS or l.S PsFt q Ies No; IS, being %
OF Lot No; %, ON Centre street. iRkichis well i'm
PDS I. And 9t present occupied 6y s.
hali Lot No %, and Lot No a. .ss--5. =; -
- At the 9anae time and place, pocs OF fIand
~ a9 rs acres surface with
" ~ y asr'l! said land Il bounded On the north n
SS n Ann Ando ths Hest By 1ats of the orSsant
Aieoi It the same time ndplhea. III
stock in ths Belmont HridfS % = atd b ~
stock In the Northwestern Bank ofHirFfni6 s
1Tlh also sea under the same desd a trust on The
H3uILn h0nd1y In January, 1884, Ia the town of.
hOpndSTills, MarahAu county, State OF Wet Viz
Sinia. A. = t9Em known a. the "Soekman Place" atu-
ato IN sAid harShAn county, on the WaterR Of FiSi
Creek containing $50 acres more or lees. sad sTn
= SIX mileH from Glen Baston and eight mile fron
SS1 rad farm VIII be divided in parcels 70
will also sell under the said deed OF trust on !
" ednesday, the 9th day of January, 1884 in ;hs
county, the MArtinsTiie Ferry right and Boat, the
Sottege Hctel, with two lots, No las Id 1S8 aIso
&RrtinsYIlle - = 10y ~ 'N'A Va
Terms Of sale-Ons third In Cab, the balane. In
a1t twelve and eights mouths with interest with
title retained untiltho money
A'y Of the above property viii be sold at private
An person, indebted 70 the estate Of IIus Niehols
~ notes book accounts, Eents or otherwise, or to
tuS M o. m Todd Co., viii call and settls the
state OF the said Hugh Nichols or the arm OF j.
Eodu = Co. viii present the same for settlement
-'lSAAC Colts, Trustee. ID
Isaac Gotta Is fully authorised 70 settle the estate
OF ugn Ntehoa, Diseased, or TO sell and convey any
o the above desc fbed property either at public or
private SALE aud has my fall consent thsrepo.5 CI
,,-...s.-. WA. 6ICHOLs.s5 =
t3st. CLatTlNills ohronieIS copy and send bill 70
his snes.i '.-s - 5'7'5'iI19. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-01-12
Hoohand's German Bitters

Rreus ,; Ns.ston BrO.Un, D. D., Editor ortAs Ruey-
stcPedia Of Religious K'Set9ECdSG. ~
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
HAtent hedietnss in general, through dIStruSt Of
taer ingredients and OEectS yet know Of no sum-
sispt reason why man may mot testify 70 tie bent
ne believes himsslf y from Any aInanis
preparations, in tbs hope that be may thus eonffr
ute to the beneht of otherS sIzsi,%7
do this the moro readily In regard to Hooaand's
SermAn Bitters, prepared by DR.. o. NJ. Jackson Of
thm city, beeause Twas preudieed against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
ehieny An alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal Of
thtl prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
Inent 70 Try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use Of three bottles
Of these EitterS, Ht the beginning Of the present
70 degree Of bodily and mental Yigor which Ind
not felt for ak months before and had almost de-
SPARED Of regulating. theI INK God and
my friend for directing me to tn usS oftnem.
( ..#s.4 J. M " lNBROWN,
{ PhiladelpA June p, 1891, =