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How Semmes Escaped.

The London Daag AerS gives the follow
ing account of the manner IN which Cap
tain Semme- was rescued:
When the battle was at an end. the Deer
hound steamed over 10 the kearsage and
Mr. Lancaster was asked by the officers oi
the Federal ship 10 try and pick up the
scores of the Alabama's crew and officers
who were floating and swimming about
He lowered his yacht boats, and one OF them
commanded 10y a man named Adams. was
stearing his boat into group of a dozen
struggling persons. when he passed a
drowning man at a short distance with an
officers cap on. One OF the men in the boat
'srtrs o"t, riaust t-,iistti'n, .ttsa a..
drowning man called out, 90 1 am the cap
tain save me: lrannot keep up any longer.
Adams dragged him into the boat. Capt
Semmes then said. d" For Gods sake. don't
put me on board the kearsage, put me un
board Your Yacht" Adams promised 10 do
so. and laid Capt Semmes down in the bot
tom. and covered him with "a sail 10 conceal
him from the kearsages boats. which wer.
evidently anXiOusly searching for him.
When Adams had saved boailOad he took
them on board the yacht. and Capt Semme-
was at once placed below. A. soon a. all
were picked up. Mr. Lancaster was
-
out 10 sea lie expected that he should
have been brought TO- by a shot from the
kcarsage, bat she was too disabled. il ap-
pears. 10 20 after the DeerhOund TO over
haul her, and thus Capt. Semme- escaped
being made prisoner
The GiObe says:
When found in a sinking state the Ala
bama ceased fighting. and lowered her
boats in which the dead and wounded
We're placed. Shortly alterward the Ala
bama sunk the officers and crew jumping
into the sea, when the kearsages boats
came up To assist in saving the crew The
officer ln command OF the boats inquired Tor
''Semmes, and was told that he was drown
ed, whereas he had already been picked up
hy the yacht DeerhOund and slowed away
the yacht having then steamed OF with all
speed expecting the kearsa@e wonll al
tempt To capture those on board.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

\ W0NAN's REVENGE. Nashville pa
per publishes remarkable letter from q
Young woman. who tells how she pursued
and shot ] guerrilla. 10 avenge the murder
Of her lover. The girl relates the sad cir
cumstances attending the butchery OF her
afiianced. by three iiends in human shape.
Two were killed in the encounter. but the
other escaped. and The girl af once resolved
20 take his lie. She followed him four days.
and al length on the fifth day. discovering
that he was visiting relatives she followed
him tllther. When he saw her be started
90 run but she fired the first time missing
him. and a. the second shot she planted j
ball plump in his head, which brOugh him to
the ground She then fired two more shots
both taking elect, and the miserable fellow
lied In q lev moments.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

An ACT relating 10 members Of Congress. beads oi
departments, AMI other oihcers oi the Govern
III. nj
Be- iterGcir1Ig SnI, lai Hass = Rspr-s gidtirs
Of fls Uqii,3 S1's of iHi-ri-I iu CRJress Gsseia9
That member 81 the senate or House Of Repres IL
titives shall after las election aut during hls cow
tuuauce N Office, nor shall any head of Iel lrt-
meut head ~ a bureau clerk. or aay other officer oi
the g. vrrumeut receive a-ree g. receive any
pensation whatsoever directly or indirectly Tor any
services rendered O. be rendered. after tie pas
sage of thi, act. l. auy person, iAT ly nnssh or
another il relation o. ny proceeding contract claim,
controversy charge accusation. arrest or other IL 81
ter or thing IN which the United states IS party, ar
directiy Indirectly Interested before any depart
mont. c0r-t marital bureau officer any civil, mil
ltafy. or naval commission Whtt~Vsr- And any Per
son Offending against amy prov -sCn Qi tls AT shall
ou conviction thereof De- ieemed guilty ol mlslc-
mea1or. and be punished bv me not exceeding ten
thousand dollars. AUD ly lmlri-eumclt ior torn
not exceeding two years athciiscretun OF thc colrt
trying The sane. aud shall be forever thereafter
capable Ct holding any Office of honor trust, or profit
under the Government ef the United states.
Approved jane II 1861
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

AZ ACT 10 change and define the boundaries Of the
eastern ana western juiicll districts OF Virginia
-ul O. lteg The u4tn-s 81 saii districts ana FER
other purposes.
Bei. caacisity tic S. aIis dl Hi.ss q. e rslnfrtirs
II a. Ir,f NGtes e IHsisa So C-r3r-ss l4sasildd.
That the lIrs iicficu 0l tne western district Of Eir
-ILia shall hereafter De- cu-tLts-ise With ami c94
nnel to tle limits u tie s.at- ut est Virginia. ana
shall De- called the listrtt az West Virginia. anl The
juristictnu u the eastern district q Virginia sl2
hereafter D. coextcnslve with the limits and include
the whole oi tAe Stale OfNrl and shall De called
the district o Virginia The judge 4 the sail dis
trict q Vest Virginia shall annually held six
follows Al ClaTSsburg the twenty y-fourth days
Of March and August ~ Wheeling the sixth days
u April and September and al Charleston, on the
nineteenth days u Apr ans September. The judge
% the district Of Virginia shall IN addition . the
ions heretofore held by him Judge o. the eas
district of Virginia, hold sessions ~ the times
and places within tue district of Virginia when
and where sessions were held prior 70 the passage Of
this by the judge - the western district O Vir
ginia.
Sc , Ind L Il figtAsr e8Gosd, That al the
records and files q the courts Of the western
district Of Virginia, hitherto held within the hn-
It's OF the SstrctOf Virginia prescribed and fixed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
LEATHER STORE

OPPOSITE the Etgar House, Lansing, Michigan.
viii keep constantly on hand the following articles
Sole Leather. Colpred Roans, French Calf SKINS
Upper aud Kip leather. Morocco. Kid, Lining and
Binding SKINS, Shoe Thread, IastIngS Laces, Gal
looms Knives fiucers. racks. Pegs, Nails, Bristes
Rasps, Lasts OF all inds, Boot Trees, Crimps. sc
all % which will sell as low as they can be bought
IN Detroit. with transportation added The high
est Market price, viii be paid IN Cash, for all kinds
OF hides. t6m 4s3) TON. e. BELL
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4 RESOLUTION rendering the thanks OF Congress
Lieutenant Colonel JOS ph Bailey, 90 the fourth re,
im7nt Of Wisconsin volunteers.
ResoiUed . The Sndte aud House Of ReJreseaiaiirg
II The United stats Of Afaericd IN Congress assembled
That the THINKS IL Congress be and they hereby
rendered 10 Lieutenant Colonel Joseph Bailey. OF
the fourth regiment Wisconsin volunteers actils
creiuecr Of the nineteenth army corps, Tor uls
tuguishet service in the recent cimpaigu on In.
Rod river by which Tie euuhoat h1iIilla under H.t
Admiral David - Porter was rescued from immmen'
peril
Sec - And b It further r.solc-I, That The Prssl
dent Of the United States be requested to cause cops
OF this resolution TO be transmitted TO Liautrnaa
Colonel Bailey.
Approved June II, 1904.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

PRESIDENTIAL-Mr Heinzen. editor Of
the Boston Pioneer. a German paper gives
an account OF recent conference between
Gen Fremont. Wendell Phillips and him
SELF upon political matters. Gen. Fremont
was especially earnest as 10 the necessity
vi combining al the elements 81 opposition
in order 10 defeat Lincoln. aud ~ these ele-
menis he said. 1.-The Democratic party fur
ui.hes the largest contingent This i the
idea that lies al the basis OF the Fremont
movement. Il Is not Z radical Republican
or anti-slavery enterprise; on the contrary,
il sinks and battles the anti-slavery idea in
order 10 make coalition with the bunker
and pro-slavery democracy possible -
sfrNQ1ield Kepiaf.caa-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE THEN.-
From T. 3 Heintzelman, steward 72d rer-
imenr. +. y: Your medicinal prepara-
ton Browns Bronchial Tr0ches, is Ger
tainlv valuable 10 soldiers in the field. and
feel satisfied If generally adopted al The
hospitals many sieepirss nights Of the
weary soldier would ha averfed Oar Tegi-
ment ARE uoW testing qualities. AMI / be-
Ieve are all satisfied wiki their good effects
In alleyiatin- those distressing affections Of
the throat arising from cold and exposure.
They are now daily prescribed in our hOspi-
tai and at the surgeons morning call -
Sold everywhere AZ 25 cts. per box.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
DENTISTRX.

D. II COLE, Dentist, would inform the people Of
<@[ lansing and vicinity, that he is per
gfFSs-k,-~ mlnently located at Lower Town,
IIIlN and Is prepared 70 perform all opera
tons pertaining g. the Dental profession, IN the
most satisfactory matter Teeth filed with gold,
tn foil or 1mllguu. Artid-il teeth mOunted on
rubber base, IN the latest approved style. Ohice
over r. B Jcasri's new Drug Store, Lower Town
Lansing. June 25th. 1854 Is AIS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
lPuBuc-No. 100

An ACT TO abolish the collection districts of Port
Orford aud C4po Perpetua in the state ol oregon
Bet eHdcd by the Senate and House Of Represendic
Of the Tndcd States u ABteTicG Congress assembled
That the collection districts Of Cape Pcrpctua and Port
a56iEhc cha5il'"rfe 5il 9sfM5 5sbaa ihH aYFmereoharttH
district Of oregon.
Approved June II 1854
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
DIR. WOOD.

THE Dentist az H1me-Citizcns Of Lansing and vi
entity have Just returned from Albany. and am
ready 20 attend 60 any call IN Dentistry. am not
cheap Dcntst,n but profess 10 DO my work as
carefully aud as Skillfuliy as a0y In the business
East or West. lf claim too much, search out one
that is worthy Of all claim. before trusting your
teeth 10 his care This Is true policy
City Lots and Lands for sale.
J. :. WOOD, n d. Saginaw st
June Is, 1S64 477u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

-ANSING. Michigan-N W. Edgar, Proprietor The
Edgar House IS new, ani IS lifted mp throughout in
tho best style, and with new furniture. On Wash
ingt0n Avenue, near ths site OF the old Lansing
House stages leave this House daily 479
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

An ACT ia relation L, the limitation of actions 10
certain cases.
sdeaactei Jy the Sa iie and Hoiseof Representatives
9th. United Ndts Of ADersca an C1ayess assembled,
That whenever duriug the existence of the present
rebellion any action. civil or criminal. shall accrue
against any person who by reason OF resistance Co
the execution og the laws of the United states the
interruption ul the ordinary course o judicial pro
cerlings cannot br served IN process r the COM
menccment OF such action the arrest 81 such per
son or Whenever. after such action, civil or criminal.
shall haVe accrued such person cannot ty reason .i
such istali,o Of tie laws such ltlTruptilu of
judicial proceedings be arrested or served with pro
cess for the commencement of the action, the time
during which such person shall be SO beyond the reach
Of legal process shall uUt Poe deemed or taken any
part or tho Time limited hy lsw rr the commence-
meut of such arfiun.
AprrnyeI Jun. N l-iI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

SHARP PRACTICE.-A young girl seven
teen years OF age, came from Mahaska to
this town 4 few DAYS since. in order TO pro-
cure marriage license. and in order 10
iaNe the oath with q clear conscience (ylshe
placed IN her shoe 3 slip OF paper. on which
was written the number l.. by which means
she procured her license, was forthwith join
ed 10 her lover, and returned to her home
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
JOHNS ~ BAILEY.

BOOT and Shoe Dealers, have just received a larg,
Assortment OF Spring stock Of Boots and Shoes
consisting Of Mems. WOmens, BOYS, Misses
Childrens and Youths wear. Custom Work
promptly attended to
JOHNS x BAILEY
lansing, May Is. 1864 473-u
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
SENNInIR unIISE

lY Lewis C. Looms, Corner Franklin and Centr,
Streets, Lansing, Mich. This House is adjacent T.
tho Depot and has been thoroughly redtted
throughout. u 10 the intention Of the proprietor
10 keep it In first class style ly 4I4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

BIG PEARs.-The American Agricult'tr-
isf states that E ". MattisOn, Of New York
City, presented five pears raised IN CalifOr-
MA by K. G. Moody, OF san Jose. The five
weighed II - pounds; the heaviest speci-
men was 1-2 pounds. They were coarse
and aayOrless, Ike most Specimens OF the
kind, and OF course only good TO look at
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
t.EO. A. PARSONS,

ATTORNEY aud COuusel1r at Law and Solicitor u
Chtnesry Ageat Tor prosecuting Claims Of Soldiers
aui soldiers WilOws against the Government
Tor Bounty Money, Pensions aud Arrears Of Pay
LANSING, Mich. Oilce 10 Cowlea Block, up stars
Washington Avenue. 800
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

PHYSICIAN and surgeon, Lansing, Mach. Oilics tha
recently occupied By Dr. shank Residence on
Cherry Street, one door south of VIM. VI Carr
residence. 1y-472
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

How TO GET RID oP ANTs.-Take sage and
strew small quantities where they frequent.
We have never yet failed OF getting rid oi
them, not for a day or two only, but for the
entire summer Try il YOU that ase plagued
with them, and We warrsnt yOu success
We hear much about camphOr bat that
with US, neveryet proved successful
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03

= An old bachelor in New York offered
young lady pony for a kiss. She gave
him the Kiss. Iie refused her the pony.
She sued him. He pleaded no consider
alton" The court decided that kiss was
a legal consideration. Prentice adds 70
this Certainly il has often been mat
ter Of earnest consideration with u, and,
We have no doubt, with good many other
young fellows"
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DOCTOR IL. ". NELSON,

LATE surgeon u. s A } has cOmmsnced the prac
tics OF his profession IN all its branches in Ian
sing and surrounding country. Once and resi-
dence Mich Ave near Middle Town Bridge. 40
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

} PRICE, Proprietor Mason, the County Seat O
lngham County, Michigan. Lansing Jackson an
Dexter Stages stop Al this House. Charges rel
sOnablc 1y AIS
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n. e.. sPRANG.

WAGON and Carriage Maker, foot Of Washington
tou Street below tho site Of the Lansing House
Wagons constantly ou hand, at reasonable prices
Repairing done. 467
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J. l.. LANTERSIAN.

NTIST Teeth mounted ON Gold. Silver. or Rub
Der Blsc. Onlce al his residence on Grand
.<<A Street, directly east OF the Capitol, Ian
'AiH sing, Michigan. 4sO
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D. VAN KEUREN.

MASON and Builder, Lansing, Michigan Keeps
constantly on hand and for sale, Grand Rapid;
Lime Stucco, and Water Lime. Office at L. Booth
royd x Co $ Store. Iy 4GS
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-08-03
EDGAR HOISE.

NJ. HUDSON, Proprietor, Lansing, Michigan, oppo
site the Capitol building. General Stage Onic
kept 10 connection with the House. 469
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IA z: M u nT II r. n
THAT THIS BITTER T.
n OF ALCOHOLIC
Contains no Rum or Whiskey. and
CAN'T MAKE DRUNK ARDS.
But is
THE BEST TONIC IN THE WORLD!
READ WHO SAYS ~ :

From the Rev. Levi G Beck. Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, y J., formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
have known Hoohand's German Bitters favoraby
for number Of years have used them In my own
family and have been 40 pleased with their effects
that Twas induced 20 recommend them 10 many 9th.
- l----- .i-. a. - i..- af
beneficial manner. ] take pleasure Ia thus publicly
proclaimng this fact, aud calling the attention Oi
those afflicted with the diseases for which they are
recommended 10 these Bitters, knowing from eX
perlence that my recommendation viii be sustained
DO this more cheerfally as HOOhands Btters In
tended to benefit the afflicted and is not a rum
drink" Yours truly
LEVI & BECK.
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AZ. THAYER.

ATTORNEY and Counselor at Law and Solicitor ii
Chancery, and Circuit Court Commissioner, Wi
lutnston, Inghlm County, Mich. 432
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
DART a. WILEY,

ATTORNEYS Counsclors and Solicitors, Lansing,
Michigan. Prompt attention gwen 70 Collections,
Payment of Taxes aud Investigate Of Land Titles
g. DAFT. ~ AS y e "iihf
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PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. ONCE At the Drug Store
Of X Thayer n SOn, M Dodge aud Bsebc's Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich. All calls
promptly attended u. All
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From Rev. Newton Brown, u. d, Eiitor of the En-
cyclopedia Of Religious knowledge and the Chris
tian Chronicle. Philadelphia,
Although not disposed 10 flvOr or recommend Pat
ent Medicines m general through distrust OF their
Ingredients and effects, yet know of sufficient
reasons why may not testify u the benefits
he believes himself 90 have received from any simple
preparation In the hope that hc may thus contribute
TO the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily in regard 10 IIooaands
German Btters, prepared by nr G. VI Jackson, Of
this CITY because was preiulicei against them Tor
many years under the Impression that they were
chiefly alcoholic mixture. l am indebted 10 my
friend, Robert Shoemaker, Esq., for the removal Of
this prejudice By proper tests and for encouragement
10 Try them when suffering from great and long con
tinued debility. The Use of three bottles ot these
bitters At the beginning Of the present year was fol
lowed by evident relief and restoration To = degree
II bodily and mental vgor which had not felt for
SIX months before, aud hal almost dcspaired Of r.
gaining therefore thank God and my friend for
directing me 10 use them
J NEWTON BROWN. Phila
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From Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor of the Baptst
Church. Germantown. Penn.
nr. L NJ Jackson. Dear Sir-PersOual experience
enables me 10 say that regard the German Bitters
prepared by Won as a most excellent medicine In
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benefited by the use of the Bitters. aud
doubt not they viii produce similar effects others
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown Pi.
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} NEWTON BROWN Phila.

From the Rev jos. H. Eenard, Pastor OF the 10Th
Bdptst Church
Dr Jackson. Dear Sir-I have been frequently re-
qucst8d to connect my name with Communications
of different kinds Of medicines, but regarding the
practice as out of my appropriate sphere, l have IN
all cases declined but with clear proof in various
instances and particularly m my family, cf the use
fullncss Of n HOOnand German BitteTs depart for
once from my usual cOuTsc, o. express nv full con
vlction that. Tor general debility oi the stem and
especially for Liver Compliut, % i~ -.il, and vllu-
able preparation In some eases % may fail but
usually. | doubt not. Il viii bc very beneficial 20
those who suffer from the above cause
Yours, very respectfully. j. II. kENARD,
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia
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From Rev H. Turner, Pastor OF Heddiug +.
Church phila
nr. jackson Dear Sir-HIvms used your German
Bltters 10 my family frequently. 7 am prepared 10
say u has been of great service. believe that in
most cases Of general debility Of the system Il the
safest ami most valuable remedy Of which / have
any knowledge Yours respectfully
J n TURNER.
No. IGN Nineteenth street
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From the Rev Thos Winter, Pastor of R'Vborourh
Baptist Church

Dr. Jackson ncar Sri feel it due 90 your excel
lent preparation, hcuiaud's German bltteis. 10 add
my testimony 10 the deserved reputation 1t has OBJ
tanned. ] have for years, 81 times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system
was advised by a friend b. try a bottle Of your Ger
man Btters did 80 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief, my health has been very
materially benhtted. ] confidently recommend the
article where l meet with cases similar 10 my own
and have been assured by many Of their good effects
Respectfully yours, T. WINTER,
R0NbOr1uEh Pa
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tgoRATIO PRATT.

LAW. Chancery aud Collecting Business, Lansing
Michigan. Onlce over the second National b1nk
g. ". IONGYEAR- Dob X d " bt klcH
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HOMES 4 EXANS.

Successors 10 c. NJ Jackson Co, Prcpretors
80 For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every
town IN the United States. 4S2y1
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See that the signature Of b. c. NJ JACKSON 90 is On
the Wrapper on each bottle.
should your nearest Druggist not have the article,
do not be put OF by any OF the intoxicating prepara
tons that may be offered in its place but send 10 Us
and We will forward, securely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Nanufactnry. No 63l Arch
phIlaHalrhla
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NcW Rochelle. y \.
Dr. NJ Jackson Dear Sir feel II pleasure thus
Of my accord u bear testimony 10 the excellence
OF tbs German Blttcrs- some years since being At
nictcd with Dyspepsia, used the IN with very beueG
cli results have often recomms udei them - per
enfcebled by that t0rmeuting disease and have
heard from them tn most nlttering testimonials as
% thrir great value D. eases of general debility I
believe it 10 be a tonic that canuot De- surpassed
}. N. LYONS
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From the Rev : N. Lyons, formerly pastor Of tho
Columbus, u } y and Miest'wn, (Pa > BlPtist
Churches
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u R IG L =

Large Size, (holding nearly double quanuiy)
81 90 per Bottle-half doz- a. 90
Small Sizc-75 cents per Bottle-hah dog. i ~
Beware OF COunterftits.
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From Rev J. 5 Herman Of The German Reformed
chnrch KnfzInMn Rnrks Clnnfr IA

>
nr e VI Jackson. Res. cctel Sir-I have hern
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. AMI
have never used any medicine that did me much
good - Hooflnd's Btters ! am very much i'm
proved in health after having tlken i've hottics
GoaTs. with respect, }. SHEHMAN-