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Notice to School District Clerks and
School Teachers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SUp'T OF SCHOOLS.
N.nitownc June 1854

OFFICE OF COUNTY SUP'T OF SCHOOLS.
Manitowoc, June /, 1864.
Complaints have recent, been msde to
me by several responsible taxpayers in
this county, that persons are teaching
schools without having Certificate from
the School Superintendent to teach in
their Districts or Towns. | trust that no
G sicer of any Dis:ric, is guilty of an in
territorial violation of Section 107 Of the
School Code. as such violation is against
the law, and crime which no friend Of
our School sysrem should be guilty of |
cali YOU. attention to the Section referred
to:
"SEc lO7. No School District Clerk
shall have power TO contract with a teach
er unless such teacher shall have n ceriti-
ca!e Of qualification in force st the time of
making such contract; aud when q dis
trlct is composed Of parts Of two or more
counties the Clerk of said district shall
nor have power To contract with teacher
unless such teacher shall have certificate
of 4uaitica ions signed BY the Superin-
tendent of lhe county in which the school
house is silusted, and in 'orce al the ,ine
OF making such contract
further give notice to Teachers tha, |
will not hold any private Examinations for
the Summer Terms after this date, unless
}
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The Presidents Amnesty Proc amatlon
declared Unconstitutional.

On the subject of the rerons;ruc'lon OF
The Union. HOWARD, of Michigan III de-
bate ia the Senate used the following
strong Ianguage:
And while am up must beg 20 be
allowed TO say further that do not con-
cede 10 The President ct The United States,
as Commander in. Chief of the army and
navy Of The United States or as the Chief
Magi-,rate of the nation. the power to re
construct and Tees: ablisll this Union
broken up as it has been by bloody re-
beilion, insist that that power beongs,
aud belongs exclusively, to the Congress
OF the United S ates ano not 70 The Exc
cutive of he United States; and that il is
our boundeD dutv 10 see 10 it st reasc D.
ably early day but not, however, in par
ucular haste about it, that such measure es
are adopted a. shall resu. in the peace
tai and permanent restoration of this [ !
ion upon 'noutulionaI principles"
How uany of the Republican Senators
will have the courage I" vote against the
admission Of Mr. tIqnBACK as Senator from
Arkansas rernairs to he .een If be is re-
ier,ed. how can the Republican Conven-
! tion at Baltimore admit delegates from
thu, and other States reconstructed under
the Presidents proclamation
The Pre.iient has assumed and exprci--
cd a power in the premises which is =,
,his late hour declared hs Republican Sen
ators 10 heloCg only 30 Co#gress With
hat copsis' encv can tie-e Eevuhican
! Senators sustain he President, when lie
has declared his de, sfn,na,;on 70 adhere
to his proclamation This proclamation
| has been now wo}k kiug for enc year and a
haif, aud has been productive only Of evil
snd used a. a shield hy nnprincipled al
ventnreTs for lie protection Of their VIII
laiuous scts. The Cincinnati Gazette. =
violent Repub'icso paper, Of he most 10
'enrely "loyal kind, SAYS of Iii. proc
! amatlon:
=" The emancipation procla anat"n put a
weapon in the hands Of The enemy. north
| and south, while it did not emanripate a
! single slave The measures taken thus
far in IT, execution have been the con inu-
alton n' sef1om b, militar; force. 10 auai,
the time when. bv loose :, stem Of re-to
ration, the slaych"ldng class shsll receive,
the contIol of the state"
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Married

On Sunday. June 5th. in the Catholic Churcf
Of Mecmc. by Rev. f. NJ. MCGINxITY Mr.
JOHN HAYES TO VI So MARY. eldest daugh
ter of MICHAEL GALLTGLY, Esq. all Of Mceme
Willy are you, comrade JOHNNY.
Well you know what you're about
myself wrought hard to win her,
Dut ali ! my boy. you cut m out.
Yet Hymen never linked together
Forms SO fair nor hearts so true
My the Sun of your bright future
Shed HIS radiant beams ON you
May kind fortune smile upon you.
Lead you through the realms of bliss,
And when you die may angels guide you
10 a better yo..,l than 'h:..
Nes.. v-e r
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News from Gen. Sherman.

WAR DEPARrMF>T. WAsuISGreN.
June 3-l0:00p p m.
To Mai. Gen. Dix:-A dispatch dated
yesterday At 1902 m, received this ev.
ening from Gen. sherman. reports that
on Wednesday last McPherson moved up
from Dallas t. poinr IN front If the en-
em> Al New lIphechurch On THURSDAY.
Schrfied, and Hooker having been shift
4i 10 the extreme Iott, pushed forward to-
wards Marietta. At The same time, Slon g.
mans ami Garraud's cavalry we're sent u
\ t0nna Pass, which tEev reached ard
Holt possession of These movements,
.le dispatch SAYS, have secured te Pas,
which was con,iieTed Formidable one.
Movements are reported hv the li>pa,, |.
A. in pr .gress which are not proper now
Tor publication
Nothing has been heard from Gran,
since his dispatch dated At seven o'cInrk
Yesterday morning Teiegrspilic copImu.
1.cal;cc has teer It'are3 b- y:y!cn,
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Caucus Proceedings.

Ata Democratic meeting, held pur>u-
ant to notice pre'iousI. given, at VIZ
BAcns office in the village of Manitowoc.
on Monday the 9th day Of June, A. ID
ls64 the folio~ing-named persons were
duly elected TO represent said town AT the
Third Assembly Distlict Convention. to be
held At Two Rivers on the I lth instant :
Jere Crowley, William Bach, X Rand,
q. S. Glover, and John G. Eggera.
A committee was appoinre! to provide
good and SPECIFY transportation at mod
sra'e cost, TO accommodate the large num-
be, q people who de,Igu representing
han'to"oc eouniy al tie approaching Ma
tioral COnVentI"D Al Chicago our citi
gems NAV feel assured that an exrellen, on.
por,uniiy will Je afforded hem Of attend
ing the Convention.
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Late from Charleston.

For Monrop, June I.
a rebel MAJOR came INFO Gen Buffers
lines as Bermuda Hundreds Yesterday.
who says that The federal forces are a,
SecesslonviiIe and threatening Charleston
The commander has ielegrnpbed The rebel
authorities for reinfnrce,nen'a, saving ,ha,
unless he receives them Immediately Char
lesion is lost.
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Your ObeIient Servant,
+ SALONON
Brig Gen. Comd'y 81 Div 7rh A

Brig Gen Comd'g 81 Div 7rh A G.
The WIlIIAM OHLEK mentioned above
is drummer in the company raised in
this county for the 8 h regiment, and ha
parents now reside in this place He is
but boy in years, bu. the Generals let
:er sufficiently tesl,fes as to his bravery.
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RrsIGrATIov or GEv. Scurnz A
paragraph in the s. k Ci,y pioneer [Ger
man sta.es that Gen c,RL ScHuRz Iva.
resigr ei and about 'ore'urn to h:s home
a Waterrow. in this Sta'e.
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First Assembly District Convention.

A Convention Of Democrats and all others
who wish to unite with them in the coming
Presidential election, will be held at the house
Of HENRY MULHoLLASD. in Meeme, on Satur-
day June H. 1864, at II 0 clock, NJ, for the
purpose Of electing two Delegates to represent
said District in the Convention at Madison
The towns will be entitled to Delegates as fol-
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EF The foIlowin~ is the los. of Co y.
(Cspf. JOS. R.SkIS'< company, 9th reg
imen,. at jenkins Ferry. April 30th -
Peter Barth, killed Z. Rumery Jns,in
L. Cre,ron severely wounded j Krno.
land. II. HIKE. slightly F Prorzman.
II Nande, F Abel, N. Wagner, and T
Be'hel, missing.
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boISG WELL The lady whose case VS.
mertioned in the PiiJt three o four weeks
sn"e A. having hst arg" cancer extract
ed from her breast. b, means OF = cancer
plaster, was IN town recently, aod called
to show Doctor EAsros how well he had
succeeded in performing the opera,ion.-
TIE soreness Is almost entirely healed, and
he paien,'s expressions Of gratitude 10
the Doctor therefor were by no means
'parlng Doctor EAsIos has established
for himself an en,iALle reputation in this
respect, 70 Nt,ch. re th;rk. te !. 'us,l,
svc.'.
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~ We have new carrier anA per
sons failing to receive their Piiot will
oblige u. ty reporting the same at the of.
fee
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Wednesday, June 22d, 1854,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to repre-
sent Wisconsin in the National Convention to
meet in Chicago Oh the Fourth Of July next.
and for the further purpose Of nominating cleo
tors to be voted for at the next Presidential
election. Each Senate and Assembly district
will be entitled TO two delegates.
The State Committee earnestly i'iT'te all the
qualified voters Of the state oppose. % the re-
election of Abraham Lincoln 70 the Presidency.
10 participate in the selection Of delegates
70 this State Convention. to the end that
All patriptip citizens Of Wisconsin, of what
ever past political views or associations, may
oordiaiiv mite at the ballot-hOx and upon ali
other proper occasions, in defence Of the Con-
s.itotion and the Union, and in support Of an
honest fIithful and efficient adIlinI5tra ,,un Of
the Federal Government
ANDREW PROUDFIT. Chairman,
GEO Ii. PAUL,
WMk X. WILSON,
S. Il. CARPENTER,
JoHS WISASs,
W. u. MERRILL.
A. GODDARD.
SAT. CLARK,
FRED. ". Hons.
j. {. TRCEsDALE.
W. L. TREMBLE,
l. VI HAwLEY.
JAS. 4. GRAY,
Democratic State Central Committee.
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and left lLeir dead AID wounded belGa
Bai,iru ore. Jane 4.

Bai,im ore, jane 4.
This afternoon the American saws 8
gentleman who 'ea the front a, 9 o'cl,c!.
on Friday morning represents the attack
reported b. Gen Grant ss having "peu,J
viii, the tierces, cannonading alory tie
Who'll. llue Caunuuaiing could be hear,
~ i, progressed down the peninsula -
| One iupnrtant fact reported by our into,
mant is tina. the army is in The hest possi-
! be condition and spirits. HEY have nsv;
or in any previous campaign b,-n SO well
| supplied There we've abundant provisio,s
constantly going forward. Tie whole ar
my worships Gen Grant and say lha, ha
| is the oulv nan who has given them n
chance to fight Tie belief was universal,
both amorg troops and RESIDENT. of the
connrry in the vicinity Of Richmond, that
the rebel capital rCus, fall. There hai
been 10 attempted rand on the White
House as reported, AMI consequently the
rumored capture of Ftzhu-h Ice and III.
cavalry WAS unfoundeL. The White
House presents a scene Of activity unpre
cedented even Luriug McCleian's cau-
ps'gn.
New York, jane
The TrtIa.e's special. dated June lst-
SAYS Gen Sherdan's cavalry. the day pre-
vous drove the rebels on Merhan;csvie
Pike. within five miles OF Richmond.
Our entire lines were considerably a.
vanced, and the impression prevails Dist
Lee has withdrawn his main force withia,
the inner fcr,tica'ous of Richmond III.
losses the past two days must have be-n
largely 10 exces. ofours.
Washington. Jure4
To Gen Dix: Dispatches fom Gen,
Grants headquarters of 81 Yesterday. hss
jasl been received, No operatiens Thur-
day. Yesterday q, 430 "a. m, Graz
: made an assault on the enem,'s line. of
whith he makes the following report.
We assaulted at 4 80 this a IN, driving
the enemy within his entrenchnen,- at all
points, but without gaining a decidel a.
van.sge.
We now occupy POSITION, close to the
enemy and in .ome places within 30
Yards. Our lo.s is no. severe. nor d.
suppose .ha, the enemy los: heavily We
captured over 500 prisoners mostly f.
Breckenridge
Ano'hsr official report, not from Gran:r
estimates our killed and wounded =, 2
600 Among the killed is Col Haskell.
Both Wis Col. Porter S,h n Y heavy
artillery; and Col. Morris. (O,hN Y -
Among ,he wounded j, rem. \. @. TYLER.
ser:ousi.--piobaLIy lost a foot.
! l.. N STANTON.
W.
a ""''I''s'oN, Jun"
IH' ,sea''e' - ,"'''"''''''' "h'''h 10, 'he
I " "',e i''>' se>'e''"!H !,o'l' 'uH' 's'9'
co"iS VI S'"'"V n''' ~STH % ''t u'fec' ou
g ", w.. =, was "e'''>'u ~ '''e
q " NE ''"'''' '''' " "'S%s'f"o, G''h"cfa
''"n Wa ~ progress a. u" 'eoeI ctp''a'"
0o's'"' ~ '"'' .e'e' "ou"''eu. "''"Sh'
~ W" A"o >'""'c. 'u'' sn1 ,''' ''sn. i'N7
"'' -'"' ,'A' "
'''' 'Ao "''' oeuo' 'n'
!" "
, ES'' r'e,' e., 'aS"o'' na's a
'', ''a,"." .' ,"' ,''>e i0u'7' A"a o'~
~'' =" '"-''
New York, lure
The Hernlds For, Monroe dispatch Of
8 >nls the ieie!. continue to wa-,e
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&s Gold is still advancing. Il was
=:l.L p a = New vc:k Tuetd4-
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Third Assembly District Convention

Convention Of Democrats and all others
who ish to unite with them in the coming
Presidential election viii be held at Two Riv-
ers, June |. at ,. NJ, for the purpose Of elect
ing two Delegates to represent said District IN
tn. Convention at Madison. The towns will be
entitled 20 Delegates as follows
Hishicott MtnitOwoc, 3
Two Rivers. Gibson,
Two Greeks,
By order of The Committee.
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A Convention Of Democrats and all others
Who wish to unite with them in the coming
Frssiiential election. will be held ut the house
Of JosErH FLoRESTINE, in Branch village,
June i, at - o'clock NJ. for the purpose Of
electing TWO Deleg ties to represent SID ils-
trict in the Convention n Madison The towns
- .In3 f,nla -as
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u .slIiry;on. ,tuie 3.

W hNNltY on. 'une s
A dispatch from the army Of the poto.
mac, dated five o'clock Tuesday afternoon,
SAYS Gen. Brne>'- division advanc4,i
against tTesst"c:k beld by Breckin
rides corps on the south side of Toto
pa'amony creek on high .mnence,
verp strong position. and one which might
have been easily held sgairsr vastly su.
peiirr :orce The enemy. afer firing
round or two, ana seeing our delernins-
ton to take the place evacuated and re,
treated to ii g woods. Our Io-. vas abou;
% killed. We took abou, so prisoners
mostly belonging 10 Breckin,idge's cou>
mand. Some Of them said hey we're in
the Valley in he fight with Siqel. bu,
dldn's have to Aght as stubborDly as .hey
did here
The attsnpt made to turn our lef, flank
last night, and the attenpl to cut US of
from the White House, our new b..e Of
supplies was defeated, with considerable
los. on bolh sides
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Second Assembly District Convention.

By order Of the District Committee.
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GRANT PROGRESSES SLOWLY!
Army of the Potomac Fighting nearly
all the time!
Is Confident of Ultimate Success !


Tire steamer Washington from Whi,e
House AS arrived. II is reported that
tirzhugh Lee aud 500 Of his command
were captured last night while a tempting
TO make n raid in the direction of White
House General Smi,il's forces made the
cap.urs
New York. June 8
The H,rnld's ) b corps cnrrp>bondert
SAYS of the bstIle on Monday, 6 IN:
The enemy assaulted our line It was a
general and sudden attack, they advanced
N two lines Of battle and a heavy skirmisb
line simultaneous with ,heir opening vo-
lev of mu>ketry. cannon. and solid .ho,
aud >he!l from the angry mouth. Of
score or mor- Of cannon. in which firm
and Inshaken stood our men. The rebels
shot 100 high. Cur men coolly waited 10
return tire: II was A most murderous vol.
lev. assan''lng the column, which stag
gerrd and fell back
Our artillery which had been in position
opened responsive to the enen,y'a cannon.
Assault alter a.sanit WAS made hv the de.-
f' "'e i'' ''t caCH lillJc oar tROoD9 huft-
ed him back.
Upon Gen. Craafnrd's division the as
AauIts were more repeated and fierce The
enemy sought t" turn his left tn' each tine
"e'e handsomely rcpn'sed, and more than
>perlsI glory "a- won by our meeting and
repeilng these assaults
he prisoners all say the ulue Of
t~eiis corps "ss engaged aoains, It's
The corps. they say. however. i. con
mand.d bv Early, and Gen. FweIl i. in
command Of The army, Lee being sick IN
Richmond
rnm"r has prevailed that Lee was
wounded IN the leg At Spouss Ivania Conr,
II ion.e. but 1t Is no, authenticated There
csn he no doubt, however o. the fact. h.
does not command lie rebel army at pres-
en..
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The steamer Key Port arrived this p.
m., having Iefs the White House n, noon
Yesterday. Parties who came up on her
state lha, heavy capnonadings were heard
there when they left. indicating that an
engagement VA in proRtess
Dispatch from rhe army Of The roto
mae dated Tuesday night. SAWS. day before
the ~ corps advanced from Howe's store
towards l}ehes1ay church and drove the
enemy about . miles.
Vt sun.ef, white our men weie engac-
ed III cigging rihe PTS. Rhodes Of Early's
division made an attack on Warren's rirht
flank, causing him 10 fall back from his
hr-f ine The enemy then advanced and
charged The second line. Kitchen. hri.
gsde "f heavy artillery was posted there
and opened heavy iro IN eoniunctua
with batteries on both, Which nearly de
mo!i>hed the rebel column Of attack
[te &namy sc'l ta@L in ,e-.;L,e disorder
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I'll + PILOT.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Wednesday, June 22d, 1884,

A State Convention is hereby called 10 as
senble in the Capitol at Madison, at = clock,
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TOW AND COUNTRY.

By orde, of The Committee
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19
Anna DicI.inson nt washington

The notorious abolition lecturer, ANNA
DICKNsoN-they young woman after whom
the whole Radical crew are wondering
delivered an address at Washington on
Saturday night in the Hall of the House OF
Representatives. A dispatch to an Aboli-
ton paper says: "The President and his
wife, members of the Cabinet, and other
dignitaries, with nearly all the Senators and
Representatives were present. Vice-Presi-
dent HAMLIN, in introducing Miss DICK
rNsoN, compared her to JoAN OF ARC, and
said that, though in less martial sphere,
her work had been notless grand" Strange
that Mr.. HAMLIN, in the glow of his entllu-
siasm, did not exclaim that Miss DIcKIN-
son was greater than JoAN OF ARC, as the
Frcnchman did that LINCOLN was great
er than CESAR!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-01-19

THE Cincinnati Commercial intimates,
though it cautiously avoids saying so in di-
rect terms, thatit justifes Governor BRoUGH
in saying in effect in his Inaugural Address,
that the Southern people have no constitu-
tional rights which the Northern people are
bound to respect. If objection is made to
the Radical scheme of depriving the mass
of the people in the Southern States of their
rights under our common National Consti-
tuition, the Conuaercial like other Admins
tration papers, falls into a pet, and accuses
the objector of ''wonderful solicitude for
rebels in arms" The Commercial, like Mr..
BRoUGH and the Radicals, first makes the
false assumption that all the Southern peo-
pie are rebels in arms, and then draws the
equally fallacious inference that they have
all forfeited their right to the protection of
the Government under the Constitution.
The mon who promulgate these doctrines
are the most efficient allies the rebel leaders
have.
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LegisIntixe Summary.

u THE SENATE, on Monday, January 18th,
was opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.. Morris
Mr.. Converse presented petition from
Franklin county for separate colored schools
"a number of second readings were had and
the bills committed to committee of the
Whole. Notices of intention to introduce
bills were given by Messrs. Neal, Eggleston,
Curtis and Jamison. The bill for the relief
of David ii. Gates, of Gallia county, for
money paid, by mistake, into the State
Treasury, was passed. A motion was made,
and laid on the table, to reconsider the vote
by which the joint resolution, relative to
publishing legislative proceedings, was in
definitely postponed. A joint resolution
WAS adopted to print seven thousand copies
IN English, and two thousand in German, Of
the Adjutant Generals report
Billswere introduced-To restrain certain
animals from running at large; To amend
he Code; To amend the act of May !, 1862
prescribing fees of County Auditors, and
authorizing County Commissioners in GER
rain counties to authorize the Probate Judge
10 extend back the docket and transcribe
eertain journal entries of the Courts oi
common Pleas. etn ~
The following gentlemen were elected
additional Assistant Clerks: Mr.. John M
Edwards, of Mahoning, and Mr.. j. G.
Srownell, of Stark. D1sf ESQ Hi'.
Resolutions were adopted-Calling for
Information as to dividends made to the
i,tate and to other stockholders by the San
usky, DAYTON g. Cincinnati Railroad Co.
I,recting the Military committee to inquire
md report necessary changes to the militia
itw; Instructing the proper committee to
ieport the expense of changing the method
L, { heating the Capitol SO rs to heat by
.ieans of steam pipes. rj3 aa II
A resolution to adjourn from Friday till
tuesday, next was tabled, Mr.. O'Conner
wing notice of his intention to discuss the
me. A resolution in favor of abolishing
!, ,strictions upon trade with "the Ioval
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A Cnrd from the Rev. j. II. Given
The Christian Witness.

Lhave been delayed in the issue of the
Christian Witness by circumstance which
did not foresee and could not prevent.
regret this very much, but hope my friends
and patrons viii be patient. None need fear
The failure Of the enterprise. All things are
going on prosperously. The friends of the
enterprise will please continue to do what
they can to increase the subscription, and, il
they prefer, retain the money until the pa
per makes its appearance. My contractor
for the printing assures me that he will bt
ready to begin in two or three weeks. Thi'
is all that am now waiting on,
j. f.. GIVEN.
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Robaclt,s stomach Hit,crs.
SOINIER'S HOME. }
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GINnINN ATI Inne l2RA

oOIsllEkH HOME,
rTNf.H@ SUPERISTRSDENT's OFfWE, I
CINCINNATI, June 4, 1858.
To DIR. g. W. RoBkoK-
My DEAR SIR: l am dispensing second invoice Of
your Stomach Btters among the large number Of
men who daily arrive at this Institution for refresh
ment and rest. The universal testimony is that these
Bitters are the best made. For the various summer
complaints which ailict so many, know Of no rem
ody so safe and so sure. Plutarch says, "To ask q
physician what is easy and what is hard of digestion
and what will agree with the stomach, is about as
sonsible as to ask what is sweet or bitter or souri,
Persons who look out for breakcrs-and have your
Stomach Bitters in the house, am suro will nevar
ask any one the foolish question spoken Of by the
great philosopher. | must not omit word or two
for your Catawba Brandy. / have many men here
who have brandy prescribed for them by distinguish
cd Army Surgeons. The effects of yours on such are
most beneficial far than from any previously
taken. Persons who desire a really pure Brandy
cannot fail in their purchase if they get your brand.
l am, Doctor, with much respect
..t' your servant,
g. w. ID. ANDREWS,
Superintendent.
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