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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

FRANKLIN COUNTY.
y y ( s S SssEI' Ex-senator.
III T. H.g hoYT. Assistant Judges.
A. J. SAMPSON, Judge Of Probate.
r. X. 5HER NAN, Sheriff.
K. C0RLISS, High sheriff.
II. DEWEY, States Attorney.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

BENNINGTON COUNTY.
LEMUfL BOTTOM, s..,o,.
J. B. H0LLIsrER, oeha'o'S'
HARMON MYERS, ..-,-.
IRA & BAfCHELDER, Assistant Judges
LtANDER POWERS, sheriff.
A. l., MINER, States Attorney
MARIN WHRELoLK, High Ballin.
JUDGGs or Probate
THOMAS WHITE, Bennington District.
Nv. BATCHELDER, ManchesterDst
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WASHINGTON COUNTY.

WASHINGTON COUNTY.
CHARLES REED,
DENsL0w UPHAM, Senators.
N. P. WALLACE,
4 4. Z &. 4 b@ida iftf' Asst Judges.
I. r. MERRILL, Judge OF Probate.
HEMAN CARPENTER, States Attorney.
o. W. ORCUTT, sheriff
u. p CARPENTER, Hi.h Bailn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

cHITTRNDEN COUNTY.
l.. b. ENGLESBY,
A J. CRANE,
w WV y RREsTFss;oLDs, Assistant Judges.
Russell TAFT, States Attorney.
WIN. MUN5ON, sheriff
r. s. BL0DGRrr, High railn
T0RREY X WALES. Judge OF Probate.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23
GRAND ISLE COUNTY

GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
The Union County Convention in Grand Isle
County made the following nominations:
AsAHEL ALLEN, Senator.
AUGUSTUS KNIGHT, Judge Of Probate.
HERRf HILL, States Attorney.
Gl.k- u. HAwRiCAN, sheriff
ilFAYETrE sOwLE3, High Bailia.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

ESSEX COUNTY.
Rry. L. II. TABOR, Senator.
L. L. r. T., c nsssEEASD' A'.l.t.u, Judges.
J. W. HARrsHoRN, Judge Of Pr obate.
CHAs. CHASE, sheriff.
u. @. H0BS0N High Bailn
u. 8. Sr0KRS. States Attorney
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

WINDHAk CJOSTY.
y. P. FLAGG s..
CHARLES iRRErT, 9s"A'O''
v ". Il. 5o y BEAN Assistant Judges.
CHARLES EDDY, States Attorney.
JUDGES OF PROBATE
X. TYLER, Marlboro District,
ABlSHAI sToDpARD, Westminster District.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

10 pursuance OF the law OF the last session
OF Congress, the following order ha, been
issued
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

ORANGE COUNTY.
20 % I, lSs 4 acu Z! ccaasSr'' Senators.
yAiE5 HU JOHNSON, in
p. A. LADD.i AsHuAnt JUDGES
LY IAN P. BARRON, SherlG
ANDREW RENFREW, High BalIa.
JuDoKs or rRJBAvs.
J. X. CLEVELAND, Randolph District.
A. N. GILh0aE, IRA iford District.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-08-23

FVk WI FHhIIDENIf
ANDREW JOHNSON, Of Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
THE ENLISTMENT OF sLAvrs.

Mr. BpooMAIL Un,. Pa }, offered the following;
tt<-eas The burdens Of Government should be sde 70
M nearly as equal as possible on all parts Of The counIy mi
l-ea. The Southern portion bss contributed bn, hte II
he,sas Tor .vtv Hack man enlisted in the South some
nan from the oyeIturdened North will be exempted rom we
draft ana whereas the only way eject this is TO get tie
bak man IT therefore duly declared to be tue sens o.
this House that the Government should use strenuous
procure those nsed slaves in Rebel TERRITORY oy GIVING
them full pay bountes other soldiers and guarantee
them dom at once on enlistment. =, . ,o ,ho
Mr. Cox Dem Ohio eaid he would move to lay the
resolution on the table unless the gentleman Wond al
low him 10 amend by coDscrptng all the oiachs III INC
land.
The Honse refused 70 lay the proposition on the table
by Che following vote: Yeas. oil; Nays, o.
YRAs-Nessrs WIN. J. Allen, Ancona, Baldwin tM'ch;
Blair w. Ial Bliss. Brook. Brown tWisl Brown tM'
Eden Ed.erton Kidhdee, English Finck Ganson. Garfield
Order, Griswold, hall, Harding, Herrisk. Holman
Johnston S1 h1 Lons Mallory Mar McAisis Nc.
bowell. McKenacy Miller lPsJ Morris Noble oNie,
co. F'p Ro: m ksnd steele s y sroG
C. A. White. Joseph ". White, Winfield, Fernando Wood
SaYs-Me,sr. Alison, Ames, Anderson Arnold, Aihle;,
Baily Baldwin Nass) Baxter Bcanan Blaine b.w poS'
Cob. Cole, C-.wci Davi. Md DGyi. IN " bswc, Den
Dixon Echey EhO rsn.woh ,I tsp,oS fInns
Kason Kelosg (M.ch Kellogg Is. iougyoar hY9'Joy'
Marvin Mcbfide Mcclurg Moorhcad mornr ~ , a.
Price Rice lMass) Rice (Ae). sccheld shannon snib
spauldnF Stevens, Ihayor Thomss Epson Van Nssenos
Mashburne, Dal, wu.hb1m sMa,'l' "haey' N'l4'm''
THE loss or SOLDIERS CLOTHING, ETC
On motion Of Mr.. ANCoNA dem. Pa the COMMITTEE
ON Military fairs were instructed 10 inquire into tho
expedeucy Of providing for the payment to the soldiers
Of The money withheld for the loss of clothing. eic
thrown away in tho exgcncies OF the service by inc
command Of their officers
INDEMNITY TO PFNNsYLVANIA.
Mr. STr~ENs from the Committee on ways ana
Means reported O bill 10 reimburse the state OF fenli-
sylvania for the expenses she incurred III canbS ON
her militia during the Rebel invasion -
THE hill was referred to the Committee OF the Whole
on the state ~ the Union.
TIE DE- tTn oP SENATOR BoWDES.
message was here received from the senate IN.
nouncing the death az Senator Bowden.
Mr. BROwy. Un. West Nireinian) delivered enlo-
" the private and public character OF the deceased
The usual resolutions 81 respect We're then passed
and as d further mark Of respect the House adjourned
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
pTp-~c Akn pfIoVkQP

PILOTS AM riIoTAeE.
MI Euor In. Mass.J. Introduced bin relating 70
oIlots ana p!lolgr.
DAMAGES SUSTAINED ~ LOYAL cIIl7ESs.
Mr. FIsIOs Gn. n y Introduced bill providing
br the pssust for The loss tse property OF 10! a. c
ens by the troops Of tie United States during the pres
Tx WV HAuRoAD.
Nj FENr0E introduced bill FOR the construction 81
Rev 'Yoik
SHIP CANAL.
M AgNobD Tn, III = introduced h!I for the con.
structon u; slip canal uniting the Mississippi With
che Northern Lakes
DAMAGE By GUiERIlLAs ~ KANSAS
Mr.. NnpsR q De- Xanss'j Introduced bln reqnir
Lawrence and other places IA Kansas By guerrilla raids
EAKIOU5 BILLS INTRODUCED.
Msny bus on O large variety % subjects. In addition
q Co the above wers also iutroiuced aAd referred
coCRIEsY 10 MISS DICKSON.
Nj PIX (Un.. Me- offered resolution granting TIE
.ose OF the Hal 81 the %: Representatives to Miss
Anna l.. Dickinson. 10 ceieT ~ address " Increase
<ahe funds Of the Ireedmsas Association
Nj ASCOSA moved 20 lsy the resolution on the tsole
hOtiol loff by Yeas. A.; NAYS. ~.
The resolution ,her adopted.
CoPPERHEAD HISS AT CIV. BUrLEB.
Mr.. flsNASDo Woop offered the following preamble
aeyer Accusation ser ,rsly as.ctins The ofios ineg
n OF Ben sain r. BseT "A she dscnsr~f rs
auties sh. IL ard Of Nov Ocsns have been pos
Nhyea, Other u.!'asy osieers have been c'srg-i with
IL :. Ia - nv hee, ,oll,ion, Tor ,tar
suppHes IN The Military sud Naval Department and
efEswYos snd other brschs, q the Treasury Depseu.
beck dera-ded and tfessOHble sd
hrrsGs .pps-eu. that general dno-aliza'iou ard in
napscy pcryad e Executive branch q the Cove iuent 70
On wbich calls for the Interpolation AID preventative
3esislston Of Congress; therefore,
kssolred That Connls- Of uine members be spponted
p inyese and sssn the foundation for these sec.ss
oas With power to send for persons sna poPer to iAe
Spfns, and 20 seyor. at any time.
MI STEVENS I'm, Pa. laoVed to lay the proposition
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lAdyruiscilentl
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIyGER,
With no ParpSr Coo WHEEL REGULATION,

wa pronounced superior al others ~ Tie Worlds ial 10
London 1872 Il took the bTRsr Psssirs ~ the great Fax
~. Amer an sttufs ia New iork Iy, 1885, where the
Judge, were Pr-ctcal inrchancsi AID appreciated Coz
MEsrts.
I, took the Fret pr fia,n II tho -
y STATE FAR. 1903 1893 lows STATE YAM lHeJ
vrRso~r srATs F.m.. 1855 ILLINOIS sr,rK FAN lsoJ
Py,s'. srsT, FAIR......ilh3 AsD MOST COUNTY AIRS
OR.,os JrDD of the American Ascuurist, no. a. farh
row, h. h., ssys cf the
TNlyFRsar CrorHgs WRrySKR;
W. thins machine iauci than pays 'oF itsnii
every year lie s - sAInra.s. We eunaidcr; import
an, hat he Nnser BE- fitted With CoGs otherwise mass Of
Garments may roller and the rollers upon the crank
ss In sni tear n. clothes the bHlaS LOOSE
FEos ~ SHAFT Our own I. 81 the irt made and u
good ~ re ifer nearly our year, Constant usc."
good c.syasskn wanted n every can. We one liberal
iidu ,fn.n... and gusgauioe exclusive sna.
Dec ipuye sircuisr sent free.
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merits Of Portugal and Spain. omedaey after which
deceased and his friend left the saloon followed by the
Spaniards The deceased had Just reached tho walk
when man believed 10 be Castela ran up to him and
stabbed him in tho breast with dirk knife,
the weapon passing through the heart and causing
almost instant death The assaant instantly fed, the
friend Of the deceased also fed at the time Of the
renee Soon after deceased was conveyed to q neigh
boring drug store, Castelss friends entered. and
seemed very much excited. They left before the police
madc theif appearance and took charge Of the body
On statement VI these facts the jury rendered YER
dict that Jose dc Sorza. the deceased came to his
death BY stab wound at the hands Of - Cnstella and
we believe Joseph Silva to be accessory after the
fact" Warrants were issued for tho arrest Of both
Castea and Silva but they have not yet been appre-
hended and il believed that they have left the coun.
try jose Alfonso, who appeared before the Coroner
and testified portion of the above facts wGs sent To
the House Of Detention the Coroner believing him 10
be important witness He states that he did not see
the ARRAY having remained in the saloon moments
after his companions lef
TESTIMONIAL TO MAYOR Observation-Disclosures
day morning Mayor Gunther received by express from
Philadelphia massive silver pitcher salyer and goblet
the gift OF the Long Island Railroad Company Each
piece presents tho following inscription:
BY the Philadelphia Stockholders o. tie
LONG Island r. X. Co.,
To {. GODFREY GUNTHEG,
Late Director
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LAW lNIELI.lG ENCE.

SUPERIOR COURr--SFEcM TKgs.-Jss. iL-Be.oT.
Justice MCtrNN.
DECISIONS.
Pcyton Jandon, &c. agt. John Strickcr-Motion
grsu-cd.
Ammo Byron OCT Benjamin Ryron--Ge.eue1 TO Joseph
Nsrfs. Ia.
G,or.c ~ r. Se-broos sgt John IeckerMotou sor new
trial druiri
Charles L. sicker a-t sior Kaufman; John r. Belts AT.
Aioph Hammers Cornelius colns as Da4 hilsouOTeers
granted.
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CITX uTE Ms.

EVENTS 40 CONF Or" Europe and Ame.-
ios viii be the subject Of dlscourse by the Rev. Z.
II. Chopn. under the auspices OF the Mercantile Ii.
brary Association at the Cooper Institute this evening
l.. Snsn Ives Ii. -, will lecture bciore the Xavier
Alumni Association this evening. at the 10. Francis
Xs,ler colle.c subject; "Tho Philosophy OF History
The Seventh Annual Bal Of the New York Calado.
nion Club will come on this evening of Irving Hall
A solemn requiem mass for The repose of the
soul u the late Archbishop Hughc viii bs celebrated 4,
the Church of 81. Francis Xavier Sixteenth st-ee on
Thursday morning. at 10 o'clock
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READ WHO SAYS so.

Ftom The Rev Levi G. Seck, Plso- q the f.p,, CssA
= Psnbsrton. N. j., fonsesly Q. The NorA bsDiic
churcs, Philadelphia
have known Ho0asnds German Biite-s fayorsb. ior
number Of years. have usei them IL ry family trS
have been pleased with their effects that ute1
recommend 70 many others, and know tns. they hare
opersed in st-kngly ben-cisl msnneF take resi- ps
Ia thus pGolciy procal ing this sc ana rn tie
ton Of those afflicted With tie diseases !or "a hey
recommended to these Btrrs-Snowing from ..ge-ehos
that nly recommendation viii be sustained. 10 tits
cr,rfuly a. Hooasnds Bers IS intended 20 tepe6. ito
afflicted aud 10 no, DRINK
logs. t.lly, LEVI g. bECk.
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John Smith, convicted of robbery in the first de-
gree Tor ha ing robbed Allen r. Marrdae Of his watch and
~ n money sentenced 20 the State Prison Tor ten yea
The prisoner Ia ~ years ~ age
i.ny Rcd. convicted OF .reling go from David Ger
boat plain sentenced TO yesrs aud four months
imp souui-n' W. sing sing.
Tho ra - Bartholomew Weston for l-,onious assault he
having shot bic .oniu law nou.s sinoc, will be
tiuued ON fue-dey at III a.
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INVESTIGATION IN THE CHATHAM SQUARE

HOMICIDE CAg-On the night Of the lst Of January
last a 4 unknown man was stabbed in Chatham Square
and almost Instantly silled, BY some persons also un
known. The occurrence witnessed By two persons
bu. they unable IDENTIFY the cssaants. and Coro
her SaUmAnn who held the inquest adjourned the in
cation for the purpose Of allowing the police time
10 hunt up witnesses OF tho Transaction. identify tie
deceased and the perpetrators Of the crime. II
possible Oficer Kelly Of the Fourth Prscinct since
then has been ct work and succeedei in ellciug the
following facts On that night three Spanards, named
- CasteIla Joseph Silva and lose Alfonsin were Ia
the lager beer saloon al the corner Of Chatham Square
aud Now Bowery. Deceased. (who has been identified
as jose do Soma, q Portuguese accompanied by o
pqie sooa arose between beth parties % " tbe relative
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fAdyert.seuien'

iHOltt W aitiito NinA w Nv
SURF for their children all the blessings which udicious tram
rs and st direction secure and there Is other means
whereby end. may surely attained by the aid Of
PHsESoL0GY Nv having their characters faLy described
and care Jiy .s,s>. wiz hsve Chart whicn
will serve 70 keep them in tho right direceu,o avoid the
ouckssnd and The rock, which too many uniounates
founder and are lost.
WHAT CAN Do BEsT!
Can succeed Attorney, Artist. or Author Banker
BooAsele1 or Broker Carpenter, Clerk OF Chemist
Doniis. or Designer IN Ed,oE or Engineer Farmer or
Groeerf Can Invent Lecture Lssisls,e Car succeed
Manufacturer Merchant Msohirisi In Mosic Nsvigs
uon Os;oy Painng Sculpnre A. Preacher or Physi
ciAnq A Poe. or Policeman 4 Sailor Soldier
Tesch.r Trsgedsn, Writer Can Il he foe.od, with
scientihc certainty, WHAT Can DO EFsr'
AssgER:
Br r., LIsHr PHsESoLoGr, you may know for eeT.
i,iny wis, you arc compared with ohsrswlat you can
hes. you may AL your talents 10 tho very hes.
oo.,b. zee. The for this seFice win be comparatively
small while the benefits derived would be Of gcs, value to
every individual
phivArs YEAsINtTto>s,
vih Charts and uH uriiien DesrPior' chGrac'sT, AID
Advice IN regard appropriate pe,ious and pug
.ugin - hi You be-, succeed fsus how TO cores;
,heh Nsalih how 70 and retain Il lie Management
Of Children Self Improvement etc. given daily by Mes'r,
FosrrH A Wxus at th,iT Private Rooms, No 900 bTcST
wsy New.Yors.
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BULLS HEAD. Mondan Jan. 1.-THE mar.

BULLS HEAD, Monday Jan. 1.-THE mar.
ket opened this morning with not 800 head Of
bulooks in the sale pens which gave tho market place
such bare appearance that the statesmen had trouble
TO induce butchers give them AGENT pound net
than last week. and nearly all the sales were 1908
cents a pound for the estimated net weight OF the beef
seller sinking oifal that is hide fat, Sc. few very
choice bullocks were sold az high as lie. y 10.
net and sellers reported gales Of very thin roug
steers AZ not much &C., but very much doubt
whether dozen buocks fit for any decent butcher have
sold to-day less than Zoe. Y n upon the actual weight
of meat We know that bulls and stags and oxen
only in fair working order sold at rates per head that
will make the rnea, Ice Y 49, less the value OF oal.
During the forenoon between fonr and tive hundred
more cattle arrived but this did not materially AFFECT
the selling rates, until IL was ascertained that some
so or 600 would undoubtedly arrive tonight or IN the
morning making liberal supply for the closing
day OF the market. This, probably somewhat
affected the price Of the low grade of stock,
but the supply OF real good bnocks was 50
much below the demsnd, that prices continued hrm at
l2Gi2tc a. 10 net Indeed, whOle this Ia the best
market for droyers that have reported for years as
the prices are only high. but sales lively and as is
always the n, such times the estimates OF weight
are liberal The weather too Is very tne, being clear
and cold but not 10 hinder outdoor busl-
ness Ii IL matter worthy ~ notice that The advance
o1ay is much upon ordinary aud medium stock.
than upon real frst-oass Probably this IL owing to
the fact that frstcass butchers thought they had al
ready reached the utmost limit that they could afford.
The Sheep market opened u Sixth street this morning
with light supply and high rates that l.. an average
Of s.c. D. H. live weight We think for very choiee
10. of Sheep Of 100 to 1875 s average butchers "ouid
have paid 9c :, d. and think thoy Will have TO pay
more than that before Spring. The Hog market had
only Ave loads of fresh stock this morning, ana tns
sold quick AT over &C. v n, live weight.
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Box MISSING. --Georee Boyle, a boy between
and 10 years age has been missing since the middle
VI September lp,t. AZ that time he was working in
westchester County this State. lie Is stout built
good sized boy with blue cyes and light brown hair;
gns dressed in dA gray i.ed pants blue sack acket
brown straw hat and boots Any information in regard
70 the 10Y viii be thankfully reoeyei by his mother.
Adore. " Armstrong, IT,. No. - Ferry street. New
York. Sec advertisement.
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~ ysriiseulent1
L. ".


Lady should procure one Mad,me DEMoRssrs aPkaiIL
DR;ss Flsr.Tors They Indispensable, md the moot
perfect ase raising the dFess In graceful soons OF the
fashionable style uniformly s around Sent ~ nsA. post
paid on receipt Of price. No. az Broadway.
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The 5lst Regimen, n. y. Volunteers, Shepard

eihl NfPliu'ut " fNlAilftln, CIV VI
Raes, las entirely reSnlis,ed a veteran regiment
They vii. leave Cincinnati to nisht for hs city
fdTlough. and will probably arrive on Wednesda! or
Thursday The regiment has had very brilliant and
than ordinarily varied career. They have fought
and conquered three sides Of the grand square eu
braced by lneson the Atlantic. along the Border
States and on the Mississippi They one Of the
two regiments that took the stone bridge at Aneiem,
the honor Of which they divided with Pennsy lsnne
and that alone might be- considered glory enough FOR
egiment but before thai, they had planted their
banner the first the ramparts ~ Roanoke Bland.
Newborn. Clantilly Manassas %. kelyf Ford. south
Mountain Fredericksburg Blue Springs. Tenn. Mount
Sterling. Ky. Nicksburg JocksOn, and other fields.
haze given victories 10 their arms. Their first Two
Colonies. Ierrefo and Potter. are now Brgaders the
first commanding "A Division. and the second the oh
Army Corps. This regiment has reflected great credit
upon city end the authorities aId citizens ought Ia
give warm welcome to it, veterans. ooh Charlie ".
Les udr, now commands IL, and Charlton g.. Mitchell
is tho LiculenautC oono Capt = III. Sims, the senior
captain - here. and be addressed in the care
of j. Austen stevens. .r., esq. at the Chamber OF
Commerce
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SUPERIOR COURT-srroisL TSns-JAy. 9-Before
THE BARNEY WILLIAMS ASSAULT AND BATTERY CASE.
Horry &. WATSON az. bsruey Williams, nes Bernard
Elaheffy

u may be- remembered that, month ago, Il YER
dict Of given IN favor Of the plants fo
end battery comrited upon him By The defendant the sse
known actor m. defendant subss iueny moved aside
TIE verdict the ground u excessive damages md ASKED
tris. To-day tie Judge denied tho motion wk 40
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DYSPEPSIA,
AND

DYSPEPSIA AND
DISEASES RESULTING non
DISORDERS OF TIE LIvER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
are cured by
HOoFLAND's
GERMAN BITTERs,
Tho great strengthening
TONIC,
These Bitters have performed more Car.s
Have and do give better ss.s.se:ioa'
Have more testimony
Have more respectable people to vOuch for sA,nl
Than any othes anicl, in tie market.
We defy any one to contradict his s,.rlea
AND WILL PAY $500
To any one tha. will produce Cotiicate bi.aea b, n.
that IL not Genuu
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITrERS.
viii care every Gaze Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DlsEAsEs
OF THE KIDNEYS AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM DIsog.
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
REsuLrisG IRON DISORDERS on TIE DIGESTIVE ORsAM
Constipation Inward Piles Furne" OF Blood to toe Hs
Acidi,y of tie Stomach, Nausea Heartburn Dssrn
for Food, Tulness OF Weight IN the Stomach,
Sour Eruc,,,ion., Sinking OF Flutter
ing 1T the PIT Of the Stomach
swimningosthe Head
Hurried and
Difficult Breathing,
Flu,,erin. a, the Heart,
Choking or sufocs.ing Sensations slsA
IN lying posture, Dimnel' Of
Vsion, Dots or
Web, before tie Sight,
Fever and Dll Pain in the Read,
Deficiency OF Precipitation, Yellowuess o.
the Skin aud Eyes. Pain in the SIDE, Back, Cnes
Limbs &C.. Sudden fln.aes Of Heat Burning the ResA
Constant I,sinins o. E. md Ores: DePrs ION g sptA
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JS. u.-Befor,
Recorder IiOpraAS

John 4. Culver agt David M. Hollistor.-Onder
settled
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!. N. TTRNER,
Nc. - =. tsthfi.

:
N. j. and N.itst0wn trs.l y piist CO.. s'l's -
hNw NocREILE y.
On g. NJ JAcxsoS-Dslr Sir; feel T. pleasure nus ~
my own accord 90 tesF 'ss-oiy 10 tle ra 81 ts
Bilefs Soe ye,is snee, being rcl aAa .e9 ~
dyspepsia. | used tne'n with y ben'a. -o, e. 10"
often recommended tlsI III v.rsols rl.era W ~ tns' ~
nieutng disease and have esrd .heI o nilnt
Testimonials their value = se4 deor
it, believe il 10 be .0nc tnt canro. be srrl.se ~
~ I u lyons.
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REMEMBER.
THAT THIS BITTyss r.
NOT ALC0 HOLiC,
CONTAINS No RUN OR WHISKY.
AsD CssT MAZE DRUsKAEps,
Bur
Is THE BEST TONIC
~ THg WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

From theRey j. H. Turrer P..o- u .edous H. y. ChurA
PHILADELPHIA
DR. IArKsox-i,ar Sir iavne used your Ger Bi.rr
IN my family Frequently peusrt to say tas hss bees
of great service. believe ts, m u4os o.. snsrL e-'
b. ty of the i 90. safest I'D NsliJ ,edy
OF which have any krc wiriss
Yours, respectfully, J. H. ~ mn
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

SUPREME. COuRT.-Cs.sBrRs- JAN. ll.-Before J,,,ice
tirHKE.
pPrIafOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
From n. R,r warrcn Ranaoph Pa.tor d b.pa,. cLas


DR. NJ JACKSON Der Sir. Perrorsi erp--oroe ensbs
me TO ssv regard f- German Bi'ters pIcpsd by yc1
As most excesrt medicine. ~ If cold al
general debility have been prestiy benefited > u
bers aud doab 10, hoy viii produce snisr eaecs c.
Others.
lous. truly, WARREN RANpOLFH,
ann Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
From ,h- Rev. Jos, Il Se -a Pastor C. the oih B,pta


ITUF'T.
DR. JAcxsoS--Dec Sr. hsve bcrn Teqaent' cleted9,
connect my name with commentators o. daee., nnis
,.in-s bu, Regarding ih- prc oct OF my sppro Ne
,ph. re- have IN all a. n,d but with cl'ss poo
VARIOUS instances ard particularly my family ne ussur
uess o: Dr. HooialLs German bstr oepst 10 on'e hon
NV ,lcour.r express ny IAN eonv tioR nat r gN"e'
asbiify n Itr ,y.e-, and esy esaAy jr Leer ta'nL
.y,s a. rliuaLis gSryaraf,. IA q may AL
but usually doubt NOS, Il viii be yory o.nesrs 70 TIC"
W uier rom the aOoy.
Youn very respectfully j. II. hENNAhD,
g.. hrl1s. Ccatass - Ph..dsu.h