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TO the nomination Of Mr.. Perktns strong EFFORT has
been and Is being made TO prevail upon Daniel Devlin,
clothing merchant and City Chamberlain, to take the
DomnatiOn, thus far be has declined enter the
canvass. The developments Of time alone solve the
mystery.
ASSEliBLYMEN.
The nominations of assembly OF moro Importance
than generally supposed but being made without
tracing any particular attention. movement on foot,
tho plans all beng epared and the pipes laid for
grand railroad combination another grdlron monster
to be put through at the next session, including an
amendment 70 the charters or the present roads permit
ting them raise their fare In this combination,
usual both parties and an effort will be made
to throw democratic votes for the repn ocan cand
date for Governor under the idea that he will be moro
favorable 70 the project than Seymour. How all this
works shall endeavor TO keep tho public posted.
A Mcclellan national club has been organized in this
city composed mostly Of business men, to further the
election OF Mcclellan II called the Mcclellan National
Club OF the City and County Of New York.
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The Way Mosby wac Woum6ed.
TO THE EDITOR or THE nEaALp.

HgApoUARrERs, CAVALRY BRIGADE
NEAR FAILS CHURCH. Va, Sept 80. 1884 (
In your paper Of the eth inst noticed an article
giving the account OF hnw rcoel Col mel Moeby was
wounded, written by correspondent at Townsville
Va.
wish TO correct the writer OF that article as he the
writer, not present at the tme only written
iron hearsay and give 20 tho readers your valuable
psper corroboratpg story but the true ia ts a.
CAIN TO be the party that wounded Inn ~ osbYl.
On the 14th inst, the Thirteenth New York cavalry
WAS returning from scout unoissance and while
resting lew miles from Centreve the Coonei ordered
Corporal Burgess. OF Company and mysclf i've boins
detached al brigade headquarters special scouts or
gndes) 20 the above place, together with three mep
from the regiment, 10 ascertain II any OF Mosbys
were there.
On reaching point within two miles OF Centrevie we
learned that Mosby aud Love, uue Of his eutenapts
together with Sergeant Brand water his sergeant ma or
had passed only few moutes previous. We then gal
oppcd on and shortly came upon the trio but nrst
supposed them TO be the guard OF body troops
they fired st us and endeavnrod 10 make good their
escape, but now exciting chase "a the taps,
which extended about mie, shot after shot beng
changed until they found we were last gaining upon
them, when one OF them turned upln and fired two
revovers Zone 10 each band when BON fell
nearly side by sde. fred the the charges
left IN revolvers whilst lay upon me aud
as the last shot let revolver he up both hands
and his horse gaoped awav which Afterwards proved
10 be MOsby bimsef. We then Tor the
first time looked around for the rest party but
they had left US as SION as the firing commenced My
comrads assisted me from under my dead horse aud We
repaired to neghboripg house. where We p,rtook Of q
hearty breakfast and started To the column bot
my leg beng badly spralned by the ai, found very
painful TO walk We have since learned that NJ was
wounded 10 two placesonco tn cheek and once
through the groin, which is feared by his friends will
prove MORTAL As proof o my statement furt her staIs
that the evening parade OF sept rs Corpor burgess
and myself promoted and were the recipients of
Handsome pair OF sergeants chevrous, the hands
Wa our .o,'he,. H. 'ansevoort or the above service
Sergeant Co II, Thirteenth New York cavalry.
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the aim and Of the Order to oppose the sd
minstraton dtd not understand that they ere pledged
the rebels 10 September 1863 In changed
70 the Oraer OF American Knights l was net ini
tiatcd bat was instructed In the principles and
aims Of the new Order by the captain OF tue
organization; nearly ali the members OF the
X. q c. became members OF the Order OF American
Knde hts the purpose OF The Order sad by their
captain to be resist the draft and oppose airy
by orce IL need BE-; they be prepared 70
resist the authority when the order given by tue
Of tho Order. aud tiny would he told when the
proper tsrae mad come tn c,pta orders that the
members were 20 attend drs.l. Wiiness drilled
wn them the captain sad they woGld supDied with
from the authorities AZ ind aaapos and that thelr
would or fur nshed ls spon they we're peedei;
the captain said ha unde sieod theT pcniy of arms
for in Indian apolis, tha they not nc an
easy about T. only know ot being stribuei from
hearsny foined the Order oris nay Il curos ";
in any acted detective the United states
government no force threats had beeu ted 20 10
MAKO hlnl tesii ~ nor any fee roxard ohet 81 or
promised ms Testimony was entirely voluntary thcy
had had meetings thor Order In reference resisting
the draft nd oppose arbitrary arrests formerly
republican but before joining the Order democrat,
but not OF the disuniou stripe.
The Commission adjourned to meet on Friday AZ half
past eight A. NJ.
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Raising q Mcclellan Banner IN the
Bowery.

SPEECHES OF MKssRs. ). pAGGEr HUNT, HoRAc =
b. PERKINS AND oTHERs.
Mcclellan and Pendeton banner was raised yester-
day afternoon in the Bowery, the corner Grand
street The occasion attracted TO the vicinity quite
large crowd Of persons The banner hangs suspended
from Nos ITO nnd 1l3 Bowery II has been purchased
from subscriptions OF merchants and business men gene
rally in the locality. From platform erected on the
sidewalk the speakers held forth. band OF music dis.
coursed patriotic airs during the progress Of the meeting
Mr. George Braker presided upon the occasion, and
made few Introductory remarks. Mr.. W. l.. Ely read
series OF resolutions supporting the democratic nomi
noes aed dccrying the present administration which
Mr.. J. Dsgget Hunt was the fret speaker He spoke
Tor aew minutes eulogistc Of the Mcclellan ticket and
concluded amid applause. lilo was followed oy Mr.
Mr.. HonIcr n. PERKINS next spoke. lie said that he
~ 70 me 10 ana se,.hSnrs - s
had assembled ,here American ctz, MS by birth and
adoption 10 renew their views on the altar OF their com
country-to repiedpe themselves 10 maintain the
constitutional liberty and 20 make resolutions
their undivided efforts In eevaing TO the Presidential
chair that distinguished soldier, scholar and patriot
George B McClellss. Cheers The gallant city
Of New York, az every period Of her past his
i tuition = ana '' he Union while she could poa,
with just pride TO past democratic victories,
gallant sons a. ever, beat 10 the transports of
a ltrue patriotism. fcheers) We were approaching
one OF the most important elections which had ever
taken place suce the foundation OF government Tho
psrmanepcy n the institutions OF beloved country
thAt few years since united and happy the won.
der and the admiration OF Mankind and which was TO.
day involved In . strfe such had never been wiz.
neased BEFORE depended upon this election The heart
NJ the natien vas sad-the dark cloud Of war auna
ms shadow over our ratb; entered our do.
mesto circles and drkeued our Hresdes n stole on us
even iesive boards and shut out the very sun.
light OF our Joy. The storms Wild and furious fssa
cism bad swept over cur whole Northern sky and the
cf tho oud thnpdern shook the fair temples
nm 1na
not be ipac,i~e Indifferent when saw chile
.i-a "s W uaton striking down. with piratlcs reck
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Dad.

DKLANY.-At Beverly Usmed States General Hospisai
WILLIAM Du.Ary from sickness contracted Wills Nom.
Der Of the Corcoran Legion whh serving In The Second
army corps, aged 10 years.
The funeral will take place from bic athers residence.
corner OF James and Nadson sreete this sunday after
noon, At half past two o clock.
Yocro On saturday evening, October 9, EpSpyp N.
forr0, in the 50ih year OF hs age.
Notice Of the funeral viii be given hereafter,
tFsy ether Dedths see second pop.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IMPORTANT REDUCTION
"A has been made In the price OF all Goods to con-
form 10 the recent heavy decline In the gold
cnAnge presenting favorable Opportunity custom.
supply their wants for the We
and very choice assortment hand OF
FRENCH CHINA AND ENGLISH STONE CHINA
GLASSW ARE BRoNZEs, PARiANS, CLOCKS VASES,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE, OUTLERY; ALSO,
CHANDELIERS, LAMPS AND GAS FIxTURES
which we will offer most favorable terms buyers
x. v. HAUGHWoUT A co,
Nos 4ss, 400 and &e2 Broadway. corner OF Broome
ELouR, FLOUR. FLOUR FLOUR. FLOUR
Il Teas Teas, Teas. Teas. Teas, Teas
Cohees Codees. CojeeS Conees, Conecs
Sugars Sugars Sugars. from Is cents upwards.
THOMAS X. AGNEM,
Corner OF Greenwich and Murray streets.
Wholesale department 2d2 oreeuw ch street
ID R.-TRUE ECoNoMy.-YoU ARE SIZED
III. with sore throat and have all tho symptoms or dp.
tera You send for doctor who from three
TO Ave dollars visit The medicine he bes will
cost from TO three dollars II will You at least
ton dollars before where
ns atty cent bottle OF Radwa's Ready Relief viii not
only Of throat hours but be
useful 70 use Tor many other Complaints ~ you desire 10
be economical purchase Radways Ready Relief n can he
used for all pans aches sweliugs u ammauops either
external or internal one hfy BOTTLE win do more
good than me expenditure OF ten dollars other
purposes Sold BY al drugs SITS, and at 81 Maiden lane
RADWAY co.
fTHoMAs n. AGNEw, 2tO AND a62 GREENWICH
street, corner OF Murray has reduced prices OF
less Conees. -Four, Sugars such VOC
would blnb the entire cv purchasing their winters
STOCK ~ this popular establishment
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NOMINATION OF GENERAL HIRAM wALBRIDGE FOR
CONGRESS-.
The Constitutional Guon Convention of the Fourth
Congressional district met last evening at the of
Canal and varick streets, aud nominated Hiram Wal
bridge for Congress unanimously the first ballot
There full attendance OF delegates. committee
appointed TO walt upon Mr. Walbridge and inform
him OF hts nomination.
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The Union County Nominations.

At last, and at the eleventh hour the Union county
ticket made up and the candidates placed 10 the aed
meeting Of the Union Convention known as the Draper
Association was held last evening, at their room 654
Broadway. Nearly all the delegates TO the Cony
were present and took lively interest in the proceed
ings After the preliminaries dispensed with the
PRESIDENT called for the report OF the Committee OF Con
ference This committee, has been before stated was
formed to confer with the Twenty third street Repub
cn Association with view 10 harmopiZpg
the differences OF feeling and interest In tho two fac
toDs, as 10 settle cand ddates .he various
county offices acceptable 10 both, uniting TO
the vote on the resdenta election The conference was
had, rather various conferences though the
Is not such as to give complete satisfaction both nc.
tons. yet u IS deemed the best that, crcum.
stances, could be done. They have agreed to pull 90.
ther have formed ticket which has the en-.
oil the more strongly upon 1t in that part which IS
not as strong as could DO wished but yielding to the
exgeDcies OF toe requiring once 40 as 10
be IN time for the soldiers vote the committees OF con
ference have agreed upon the following
For Shsrlf-John W. Farmer.
.Sup1vsor-Andrus wmann
County Cierk--James NJ. Thompson.
Cororers-Drs. Rsnney Colin. Wilder and Naumann.
District Anorney-rnomas u. Van Burcn.
CIy Judg'-orisndo Stewart
The report Of the committee being 10 tho above effect
motion was made that IL be accepted by the Con yen
some warm personal feeling but after exbaustng ITSELF
the ayes and noes On the question called tor which
resulted in ninety four voting in the affirmative and but
one In the negative.
The committee retained in power to MI any va.
cancies occurring by any of the nominees declining 10
vote Of thanks given the commt,e co for their
very arduous labors 10 bringing the matter 10 harmo.
NOUS conclusion.
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Darling Republican County Conven-

Darling Republican County Conven.
Thie body met last night at the corner Of Twenty.
third street and Broadway Mr. Gardner Of the Sixteenth
ward, in the chair. After calling the roll letter was
received and read from Owen W Brennan. refusing the
Of his name for the nomination TO the Shrievaty.
The report Of a special committee conference with
other orpanizal by Mr.. Farr. Tho report
stated that the Hope Chapel conference committee and
the lweuiy third street committee had agreed report
the following joint iickot.-
FIR Saerig-Iohn w. Farmer.
Fbr .SuTsrrtsor-- Andrews Wilimanu.
For CoTosers-J ". 'leanney, Z. Collin, VIM. Nan.
mann, Alex. Wilder.
This report caused great discussion which patici
pated In by Messrs Chas Spencer, f De!aied smith.
T. Farr sinclair Touaey and Others. The report
finally received and the committee discharged A vote
lien taken the proposition to make the candidates
recommended in the the nominees OF the Conven
ton The vote was taken first Sheriff, with the fol-
lowing resuitFof Farmer seventy votes; against Far.
mer, thirty. three votes. The next taken
supervisor, and Mr.. Wllmann unanimously nomi.
mated.
The vote the first three names for Coroners re-
suited In their nomination Mr. Widey was voted for
separately, Mr. spencer opposing his nomination on the
ground that he already held three Offices. He was how
ever, nominated by large majority.
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List Of Candidates Nominated Daring
the Week.

During the past week the several parties and factions
have been busy at their ANIMAL work Of manufacturing
candidates for the suages Of the people The Following
I'M n ight.--
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roo LATE FOR CLAssIFICAr rros.

A "A MEETING OF THE THIRTEENTH WARD DEM
"a ocratic Association he'd at the OF Pitt ard
brooms streets the 70 lowing delegates duly elected
70 the County Convention
Peter tchell, Timothy y. Wheeler, joseph Porter
DecFates ~ the Congre ssional Convention
Edward Coniin, y. II, BerreD James McCann,
John Jumey. John kerrQan
Delegate 10 the Eighth Assembly Convention Peter
MITCHELL boughrey, o. W. lvans. William Edmondson,
JACOB Gross
JOHN q. MAGEE. Chairman.
JosxrH A, PORTER Secretary. -
Inspectors--John Kerrgan, Timothy g. Wheeler william
Fdmopdsou. - "h"e'S'' ''''~'H
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GEu REWARD. -LosT, ON THE 6Tn INST, A LIVER
&pD cnlored Pointer Dog with long tail. hnv person
rr,nnne him to t?p Broadway room 10 will receive thf
ABOVE reward Call from 70 o'clock r. N.
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7TH AsssMBLv pIsTRfCT.-MOzART HALL RB0U.
~ nhnsuon The Con nven ion nominate . member
ApssmoW ior the above district met pwrsuant TO tho
call enanatng from the Mozart Hall General Committee al
Jackson HAll ON saturday evening October and non
nsbn W a.clamailon Simon Never their cand date FOR
4 Seventh Assemb district "
ws. HEART, Secretary MAX GoEPP, Chairman.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPT or THE CUxBNRIANp,f
Il. LII. !

HEADQUARTERS DEPT or THE CUxBERIANp,f
NASHVILLE, lynn, July "A, 1853.
Dr. John Bulls Agent, Nr. -, has permission 70
ship Nashville, Tenn, twenty-five gross Tor 800 DOZEN
Of Bulls Cedron Btsrs, for sale TO Suffers IN the army
only.
The regulations OF the Treasury Department 20 be
complied with strictly
Byc0mmsnd Of Major General Rosecrans.
WIN. N. WILLIS,
Major and Provost Marshal General.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
J. F. SEEOUR. Druggist,
West Washington Street. Indianapolis.
march, dom
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- send Us twenty four dozen more 81 your
Plantation Bitters, the poT 1arty Of which daily
Increasing with the guests Of our house.
SYKES. CHADWICK 4 co,
Propri-tor- II WIZARDS Hotel, Washington, D. G.
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S. T.--186O.--X.

Persons of sedcntary habits troubled with weakness
lsssitude paptation Of the heart lack Of appetite dis
ress sfer eating torpid liver constipation &C. deserve
TO suffer IL they do not try them.
They recommended by the highes; medical author
ities and warranted to produce immediate boRe
fetal effect. They exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure and harmless.
NOroE-Any person pretending 10 cell Plantation
Bters in bulk by the gallon is sviader and impos
tor II IS put up only in patent log cabin bottle
Beware OF bottles reed with imitation deleterous stuff
for which several persons already in prison See
that every bottle has private United States stamp
the cork unmutated and signature steel plate
side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the hsbitabe
globe.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
C. g i ~ ~ A T. L.
SOUTHERN OHIO,
North Eastern Kentucky.
indianapolis and CincinnaG
ShOrt-I.ine
M - - "a II % - -.

An AND AFTER MONDAY, MAJ is'b. TRAINS
~ Eill run as follows
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The Plantation Biters make the weak strong, the Ian
guild brilliant and exhausted natures great restorer.
They composed 81 celebrated Caiisaya Bark, Win
tergreen sssafrss, Roots Herbs, &C. sl preserved in
perfectly pure St Crcix Rum.
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Fren the array hospItaI-the bloody battic-neld-the
mansion Of the rich and humble abode Of the poor
from the Office and the sacred des-froua the mountain
top distant valleys,snd far-on islands Of the OCEAN
from every nook and corner Of the civilized works.
pouring In the evidence the astonishing effects
DRAxE's PLANTATION BrrTERs. Thousands upon
thousands Of letters Kko the following may be
CIR Office:
RsrDsE5ES, WIS, sept. i6, iss3.
80 l have been in the army hospital for
fourteen months-speechless and nearly dead. At Alton
H., they gave bottle Of Plantation Bifters.
Three Bottles restored my speech and cured me.
c. A FLAUTR.''
sOurH WARSAW, o., July Is, lSe2.
- One young man. who had been sick and
q the house for years with Scrofula and
Erysipelss after paying The doctors over $3.50 without
benefit ha- been cured by ten bottles ofyour bitter
EDWARD wOUSAII.
The following from the Manager Of the Union Home
School for the Children Of Volunteers
HAvExrYEs NASSos FiFrr-SEvExTr SrEEsr.t
NEw YoRK, Augusta, 1868. !
sDa. DRAKK: Your wonderful Plantation Btters have
been given 70 Of little children suffering from
weakness and weak lungs. with most happy effect One
little girl in particular with pains her head loss Of
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medical skill had been exhausted has been entirely
day Her appetite and strength rapidly increased,
and she Is now we'll
Respectfully, MRS. o. u DEyoE."
- l owe much to you. for verify believe the
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REV. ". n. wAGGOSER.
Madrid, N. r."
"a. Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
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bv their Thy friend.
ASA CURR n, PhiIsdelphia, Pa
Z" have been great sufferer from DysPep-
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REV J. CATHoRN.
Rochester. n. Z"
- send Us twenty four dozen Of your
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SYKES. CHADWICK & co,
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60 Ihave given the Plantation B.tters 20 hun
dreds Of disabled sodiers with the most astonishing
effect. CIV. n. ANDREWS
superintendent Soldiers HOme, Cincinnati, o.
81. The Plantation Bitters have cured me Of
liver complaint; Of which laid up PROSTATE and had
r. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland, o.
- The Plantation BitteTS have cured nae Of
derangemtnt Of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. II acts like q charm.
c. C. MOORE, 254 Broadway. n. "
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S0vra WAksAw, o., July Is. lS63.
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EryspeaS after paying The doctors $3.50 without
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EDWARD wOU<AII
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u. III. DRAKE 4 CO..
2o2 Broadway, r.. Y.


VIcKssURG, Mss, Aug. 2, 1863
DR. JOHN Bull Dear Sir: am happy to state TO you
that have used your auabe Cedron Bters with great
benefit myself general debility and prostration Of
my system, produced by the unhealthy and miasmatic
influences of the Mississippi River and around vicks-
burg, having been with Gen. Grants army throughout
its whole Southern campaign. | confidently recommend
its 10 all persons who exposed in unhealthy cli
mates. n. W FOGLE,
Agent Z. :. Sanitary Commission.
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- have been great sufferer from Dyspep-
STA, ard had to abandon preaching. The
Plantation RtterS have cured me.
REV. j. s CATuORN.
Rochester n. W
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"TE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION Oh DRUG
wv GISTS TO the above establishment, and invite
them, when in the city, to look through stock.
Our goods were bought when gold was at 81 5S. and
before the additional so per increase in Tariff Duty,
which, confident, will enable TO sell goods in
our line very low and yet realize profit. We will du
piicate any Cincinnati hill-fuctusons in prices
sdered.
Orders are solicited ie7;G4 div
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PAINTING.

L. LONG, NO. , EAST NEW YORK STREET, 0P-
u POSiTE University square, = prepared 20 do all
kinds Of House and sign Painting Grainng aid Glazing
on short notice and in the very best style Persons
wanting work IN bis line requested 20 give him
call dec5-ely
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a." The Plantation B!tters have cured nae Of a
derangemtn Of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. Il acts like q charm.
c. c. MOORE, 254 Broadway. n. "
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Z" have given the Plantation B.tters 90 hun
dreds OF disabled sodiers with the most ASTONISHING
effect G.. W. n. ANDREWS,
superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati, q.
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- The Plantation Bitters have cured me 81
liver complaint. Of which laid up PROSTATE and had
70 abandon my business.
r. b KINGSLEY. Cleveland, O."
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LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. l5, 1885
On the Esd Of JGy last submitted, through agent
mne the Medical Director Of the Department Of the
Cumberland sample Of my CedrOn Bitters for his in
spection and requested II after analyst he found
meritorous, sanction and approve its among
soldiers.
The following is the Medical Directors reply, and also
Gen Rosecrans permission ship 500 dozen
have L sold to Suffers. JOHN BULL.
II am satisfied thst Cedron Bitters will do harm
any one, if taken properly and in moderation see
objection to Dr. Bull being permitted to dispose Of 20
Sutlers A. HENRY THURSTON,
surgeon and Ns deal Director, ID. CO
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