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SPRING MzLLs ACADEMY.

SPRING NEEES ACADEMY.
SPRING MILLS, ALLEGANY Co., n. Y,
ELIAS HORROR, JR., Principal
Mrs ADA Waller HoRToy, P-eceptress
Miss NELLIE WALKER, Assistant
Miss 4. \. TEATER, Teacher of Music
The Fall Term commences September 7.
The Winter Term commences December Il
The Spring Term commences March o.
Tuition from Four to Eight Dollars.
Board $500 to $3.50 per week.
The Principal having recently graduated at
one Of the first Commercial Colleges in the
State, is thoroughly prepared to teach Single
and Double Entry Bookkeeping Banking,
Commercial Law, &C, in as good manner
as it is taught in any Of the first Colleges in
the Country.
Furnished rooms for elf-boarding al low
prices.
For further information address The Princi-
pal or the undersigned.
WM. COBB,
President Board of Trustees.
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The following persons are reported as aa
ing been elected to Congress
PENNSYLVANIA.
/. Samuel J. Randall Democrat.
2. Charles ONeill, Union.
3. Leonard Myers, Union
l. William D. Kelley, Union
S. NJ Russell Thayer, Union
g. B. 81 Boyer, Democrat.
:. John VI Broomall, Union
s. Sydenham E. Ancona, Democrat
.. Thaddeus Stevens, Union.
10. Myer Strouse, Dem.
II. Phillip Johnson, Dem.
Il. Winthrop W Ketchum, Union
l3. ULYSSES Mercur, Union.
II. George F Miller, Union
Is. Adam J. Glossbrenner, Democrat.
IS. William H. Koonts, Union.
II. Abraham A Barker. Union
IS. Stephen F. Wilson, Unicn
l9. Glenni W Scofeld, Union.
EU- NHdIItS ' b. NuiNtT, VI mon
81. Smith Fuller, Union.
%. James X. Moorhead, Union.
23 Thomas Williams, Union.
"a. George V. Lawrence, Union.
OHIO.
l. Benz. Eggleston, Union
2. r. B. Hays, Union
3. Robert c. Schenck, Union.
4. Vim. Lawrence, Union
3. F. U. lie Blond, Democrat
6. R. W. Clark Union
7. Saml SheIaberger, Union
6. James r Hubbell, Union
9. Ralph P Buck!and Union
10. James NJ. Ashley, Union
II. Henry S. Bunday, Union
IL. VIM. Z. Finek, Democrat
Is. Columbus Delano, Union
Il. Martin Welker, Union
Is. IT, Plants, Union
l6. John A. Bingham, Union
II E. R. Eckley, Union
ls. R. P. Spaulding, Union
ls. Jas. A. Garfield Union
INDIANA.
VIM. E. Niblack. Dem
2 Michael c. Kerr, Dem
Ralph Hill, Union
4 John H. Farquhar Union
George W Julian, Union
s Ebenezer Dumont Union
7 II. D. Washburne, Union
9 Godlove S. Orth, Union
9 Schuyler Colfax, Union
10 joseph H. Defrees, Union
IL Thomas N. Stilwell, Union
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On the Course Again.
100 Mem and SO Teams Wanfen

Two 60 onto Lumber Job, two miles above
l. Benezette, Elk county, Penna. Distance
from here. 58 miles. None but GOOD Chop
pers and Woodsmen good Teams and Wagons,
are wanted. Ready for men the first of Octo-
Der; for teams, the 18TH. STEADY work until
Spring. Pay for men: from $50 to $40 per
month and found. For good horsc-team and
mar, So per day and found. For good OK
team 81 per day and found. The best route
to the Job is down the First Fork of the Sin
nemahoning creek aud up Benefits Branch.
Enquire when there for my Foreman, Michael
Courtney. The job is good one to work
teams on. Forty DoRars per ton will be paid
for all HAY brought in. Bring in load
WALTON DWIGHT.
Coudersport Penn'a, Sept. IA, 1864,
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Freeman Rally

HON. ISAAC BENSON will address
Meetings as follows:
HoRToN's SCHOOL HOUSE,
in Wharton, Thursday Evening, Oct. 20.
AT REEs' SCHOOL House,
Friday Evening, October 2lst.
AT AYREs' HILL SCHOOL HOUSE.
Saturday Evening, Oct. %.
MESSRS. BENSON and OLMSTED
will addrers Meetings, as follows
At RAYMoND's CORNERS,
Monday Evening, October gath, 1864,
UNITED STATES SCHOOL HOUSE,
in Bingham, Tuesday Evening, Oct 20,
NORTH FORK SCHOOL HOUSE,
in Harrison, Wednesday evening, Oct. 20
HARRISON VALLEY SCHOOL HOUSE,
Thursday evening, Oct. q.
sUSDERLINv1LLE SCHOOL HOUSE,
Friday evening, October 2S.
SCHOOL HOUSE near mouth of West Bc'h,
Saturday evening, Oct. 20.
JOHN S. MANN, ESQ, will address
meetings as follows:
At SCHOOL HOUSE near moHth OF the
Honeyoye, Friday evening, October 20.
At NILLPORr,
Saturday evening, Oct. 20.
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on THING.

This branch of our trade We call your atters
on to in particular, as we can and will save
you 25 to so per cent. Fine suits from Sl2
to SIS, worth $50 to S25. Good black pants
for So Is, worth $3.50 Extra poeSkia s., SO.
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. \. STEB.
BINS L CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
opposite D. T. Glassmire's Hotel,
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E!stray.


EtAEE to the premises of the subscriber in
u Harrison township, Potter county, Pa,
about the seth Of October, a two year old
heifer with q brown and brockled face. The
owner wilt come forward, prove property, pay
charges and take her away, or she will be
disposed CT according to law
JOHN SMITH.
Harrison, Oct. l3. T3w
Statement of Accounts of Pike School
Districts, June lst, 1864:
Due from delinquent Treas
urer's and Collectors $500 %
On unseatcd taxes 40l 90
$40 90
Dr.. TO outstanding orders 334 90
Balance Of assets over liabilities S376 90
We certify the foregoing to be a correct
statement Of the accounts of Pike School Dis
trict at the date above written.
WIN. ANSLEY, President
S. H. MARTIN, Treasurer.
NJ GoTVCs Spcrnts-v
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Congress.

The following persons are reported as dav-
4ng been elected to Congress
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Wilson. U. Wright, Co

RSBy request we repulish the official vote
for Congress, in this county:
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Of the Best and Latest Fashions, very low
Fine Merinos, Thibet, Wool, Brocha. Stella,
and most other kinds,
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Cou1ersDCrt, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-09
FRESH BEEF

that ray be required for use Of the troops or a..
United States serving in the 81 Dtvisun
OF West Virginia, aud uOW GtAttOue - a, III
| EayetteViLe, Gaaley Bridge, Camp Piatt &c w. u;
For LaVeI months, or such less tina a. Al, =
Commtaiary General may direct and snLTrs I T. h,s
approval, commcnetug on the I4th lfJuTtrsntb
lac nf o.. aud ensdfns On the 18th IfOurtevut
SAD Beef 70 De OF SteefS loot Bult5 stacs Tsifr.
-, ~ Ie9E years oih, aud over, to weigh urt
eTn s1,S y RHSS isSSt 3Oo tive huudrCdJ pounds.
shAhks, and kidney taliOV sxcIndasi ~ IItSAs'
hoLtIons Of lore and hind quarters nnJ IT, T.. -
auCh quantities (usually IhFss times ,sr =. -, ~ 81
nay DC designated by the Chief Com,is.srS ~ ,Io Io
The Contractors will bo required IN Iro., .,
, WIN snmGient supply Of Ussi cattle cSns,sItII1
Within supply ing distance Of the ErlISIS'
oOhu ~ the penalty OF aUOUO iwsuIy thousar,,N
09laEs: Will be required, with two T,lDS ri,,t,'
Hhose Individual responsibilities EOF III, n'I,, ,S
must DO shown b. tue Ctfical tIacutt ~ tIsS IEE
" Ihe neAteat Court uI kecOru or Of Ina TTI,,I.J
states D.strist Attorney. O"''su
Proposals from u firm must specIYv th, ,..,,A,
residences ot alt p nous cUlupOsIpg IL AMI aarS
proposal must be accUmpAneu by tue ,,1th NJ SIi
s.eece o tue party or parties; alsO by certificate
written guarantee signed by the 1s,rSyi' ~ y; 10
MAKING the Did; thG whole making iour a ,St,nfs
PaPefs . Tor which tOrms will DO tutHIsuCJ on nil
cslon " mall Telegraph, or III persons all Of Wbrb
sails FOR Fresh Beef" aud directed to- he M 4 ri LII
ut Cumberland, sd. "'N t''s"eu
Payments to be made In Treasure Eo.c. n. .,,.L
okher doTeFnulent Euuds Us NAV 10 a., hn nj tF,
on baud, to be made soon as received "a NUM-
Inc Did, oath OF allegiance, certificate Of rO,Dn
siDMty! aud guarantee, must alt be iu dupcnIs
Ihs Government reserves to itseIr the right 10 re-
Wa. II. IIOsACK
CIptain and O. g.
spri'lOt Chief O. 8. Dep't. West Vfginia.
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FOR SAl,R-

oIRER for sale two Engines, Twelve inches In
on; Also two cylinder boilers forty lachss il, In..
ster ~ forty 4 o each 10 length Too boiIeEs ar,
heaVy Quarter tnch PlIt0barKh iron, Of the Uest
aaAllty, with heavy wrought iron heaeS, aud have
oeen oarefully preserved with lesA than one years
actual services. In addition will sell ali the Ga-
and Arought irons OF various desrFiptions, French
Hnrfs. &C. There is q Eargd amount OF cho &c Iun-
bar. much oft clear stnn VrrI desiFAbis tor Oar
MIL was designed By an accomplished MiEw EiSht,
And y equal % ten barrels bi Hour i.rF h,nt 81
BedrinE 70 reiAta and Ptepare tbs iI honsa itself
only tbs extensive ulaehtneIy therein c1ntalned,
which viii sail a. whole Is JsIfee.sl a. may
1fSot sold BY Wednesday, the 18Th April i will
on that ays at 10 Oclpck q. N UIer thS Gb N. t,.
Aedbed dp1opeEty at phblio sale. astc \ Is5i
wheeling. March Is. 1854. "aSsGi aSSs..i
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Commissioners Sale OF Zeal lS..a1e
on Main Street.

= -
DY virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court of CbIo
~ county, entered on the I'D day OF March Is,tS
Ia the case OF Potter aud EnlluA faTneiI H. ,I,tIr
next friend, against the Norm W, steri tiask Of
virginia aud otheEsi will sell at pubic auction al
the front door Of tie Court House o; OHIO S,,,,
on TUESDAY. THE IHlHD TAT-UF a,AY NkSi.
It 10 o'clock A. OF that day, to Ihs hi she,t and
best bidder, the following property, to 4II: Id.
following GssciGed pare OF Lot No seven III fr, MT
tnE on Aatn street III the city OF WhstIng thai Il
to say the northeastern part OF GaitLIot trontinI,
on Main street nty-ttiree feet aid three aLd ons
third inches, and running back with iIne srHlIsI
gtth tie sqntherp Zine OF said Lot NO 7 .IiTy,x
Iees tse ne being tiis part OF LOT NO af.re-
- - all5ssl snf4lty to .lOhn 7. Yarn al aud
1AehAfiAhe 4tnal. Tho property will bs SSi n,
"a ~ sch IIontlaE .stnry..xtsst
IR4N9 % -uhe fourth UI the puIcllT So nonev
- b pala IN eaShs aid te iAlnusr in IeH ~
Hln1talme1n ot iEtES twelve and eighteen months
with Interest from tho day OF baIr the uuTu LSses
giving bond with SatisiGc.O security ia III. drI,r
red pay ments, but 20 lave tue pTiTcso al lila un
tton, Of paying the Whole pdIeIAse money IN cash
or Of Pa9ing In eAsl greater proportion the. pOf
mr31:td DANIEL LAMH tS,,D,,iJAst,uur
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JIG Your obedient servants.
oAMF MoRroS, Indianapolis, March .
ABattle wan sno,v.R.I1.

"A Chsttonooga letter writer, under date
Of March 22, communicates to the De.roi,
AduertiseF the. following:
This mornilg the earth was covered with
beautiful sheet of snow. It fell with
wonderful rapidity, for at eight O'Clock /
saw It measured, aud it was exactly one
foot on the level. The residents here. in.
Guiding that iueVitabIe Oldest il ha bitant. !"
all agree that such thug was never
known at this time of the year, Iudeed II
ls affirmed that such q depth of snow has
not been known, at any time of the year in
this part Of the ':sunuy South" for twenty.
three years past. The soldiers have found
an inrOnceivabls amount OF lun ont of II
Early in the morning the town was alive
with the merry shouts of Uncle Samuels
blue coats, engaged in the exhiIeratiug
pastime OF noW-balling. Gradually the
Ian assumed immense proportions. The
hight waxed hot aud furious; whole regi.
ment were ranged in battle array, opposed
IN friendly combat. Officers aud men par.
took OF the sport; breastworks we're forms
ed OF the snow, and the boys, led on by
their officers, threw out their skirmishers
formed their fLnking parties aud opened
the fght. Witnessed Que OF the sham
battles, and d more exciting scene have
never looked upon. One regiment had
formed behind breastworks, bad thrown
out its pickels, and all was ready, await.
ing the attack of their opponents.
Each OF the gallant lads was arAed with
a ball in each hand, and several living
ready At his feet. Soon another body was
seen to come over the crest of a bill in
front OF the fort, with skirmishers thrown
out, and on a few minutes the skirmishers of
the advancing army were engaged with the
ptckets of the army in the front. They
fought for some minutes, when the skirm.
ishers being heavily reinforced, tue pickets
retired to the Interior Of The fort, and pre-.
pared with the main body for the siege. Il
was not long delayed, for the besiegers ad.
yaHse4 astaall{ 70 the fort, and with yell
rusded up to the very mouth OF sthe am 4
brasures. Then the fight commenced i'm
earnest. For lime the boys In the fort
had the best of 1t, for they had good sup.
ply OF at0muptliOn on hand; but coon this
was exhausted, and the army. inside had to
manufacture their hand greoades of snow,
the same as those outside. The besieRers
climbed up the fort walls. making shot of
the walls us they went, aud such tun-sucb
= scene for few minutes! It ended in
the attacking party being driven of. The
battle was gone through the second time.
and the third trial the besiegers were more
successful, for, detachIpg party from the
main body, aud whiting them around the
rear Of the fort, they awaited patiently for
the signal of the flanking party. The sig.
nal was not long in coming, and the two
parties attacking the fort simultaneously
from front and rear, compelled the garri-
son to surrender. The surrender was done
10 good style, the victors allowing them to
evacuate With all the honors of war, and
fsts and necks and ears full of snow TO
boot.
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VaIuabI Coal Lands forSal0:

TTHB undersigned Trustee for Hester Ann I'd ding.
L ton, at her instance, Offers for sale, = IaIt II
three miles east OF The City OF WhesnK, tjl,io
county, West Va; said Part offered :or HaI-, " II
contain from ten 10 fifteen acres OF Ism To -ut tho
banks in the county, Whieh has beon opChei aud lar
tIAiiy worked. Also fne quatnea OF Lmfatops, OF
easy access, aud fertile SSH run OF water passcs
through HAid land convenient Tor ttOes. Uu said
land y q ttne sprInB Of Nster, cOBVvnie1t To tho
dwelling nouEe. There Il Saie taiiIe frms
dwelling house an1 stable, both . god condition,
and same Is 'iIuatei about ala hHndfed aFdt - 4
OF the Cumberland road, With q good FUa4 leading
from the Cumberland road through said IAuds-
Those deSirinE pnschHse are invited " view sad
land and its advantages for thsnr,eIvas 10
Terms Of sale wilt be reasonable, and be made
known TO any applicant, hy tn uusIsrsfsnsd 1i,on
calling on hln or Il c. ijo0d, Etq, Of " hssilGs-
UhquestfOpabe title will be given 70 ths pnIc
mr2I 4wd "'AE'VNS o 5OoO. ~
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AaKniokorbooLer Ixitohen.

In The course OF its description of the
great Fair now in progress in New York,
the Times gives the following account of
the 'KnicAerbocker Kitchen p
II Washington Irving could now step
forth from bis Summer House in the north
west corner of the Fourteenth street build.
ing, and some one of the ladies in attend.
anee should kindly furnish him with a
dtregtory to the fair. where would he 90
first of all! He would put on his hat, take
bis, cane, and quickly 6nd his way to the
kuickerbocker Kitchen. There, seated In
some high backed, broad bottomed wood
en- chair, stretching bis legs under some
antique table, around which has gathered
in former days many an ancient Dutch.
nau, be would call for oily. keels, krollers,
rollities, &c., with a cup OF tea, and doubt.
less be would be served by Mrs. Judge
Roosevelt herseIt in the costume OF her
great grandmother, which becomes her 60
we'll that she looks more like Duchess
than Dutch woman.
Nor eveul:the historian of the Nicker.
bockerS, stern critic that he was 10 all mat.
ters concerning manners and customs of
the early settlers of Manhattan Island,
could pick flaw in the perfect arrange
meuts OF the Kitchen: AS you enter The
door, the first'glance conveys the impres
sion tnet syon4 nave stepped across the
ocean and are in a foreign country, The
second aud true idea is that you have slip
ped backward two hundred years or more,
aud the middle Of the seventeenth century,
in the person ola pretty Dutch girl, stands
before you.
Grim old Dutchmen look down upon you
froD, dingya canvas on the walls; long.
waisted. straight. laced old ladies, in.re-
mstkable head dresses aud round faced
children, in wonderful cloth es, greet YOU
at every turn. The tables groan with blue
china, steel forks and all the good things
that were found on the Knickerbocker bill
of fare. .fss.ls1 s 4Fs
Overhead, strings of dried apples hang
10 festoous from. the heavy bcdms Row
of p.caudles, large ears of seed corn and
bright -red-p peppers adorn the ceiling.
Aboys.the deep Fireplace shelf of fur.
pishsdi peW{ playesl copper bauee pans,
bakepans, kettiss, AMI. brass .candlesticks,
iliAttost'ths devotion of the house wife 10 a
godly cleanliness. The spinaiqg Wheel is
near az ih6bdd dithe ShefeSR tifesser, and,
above all, ,the!e e!eorpsrebinR, closes fhI which
is dtsplSyed,Fsrs mepentoes of the choice
d elpe pprHelRi ware, once thepgide of some
old famjlH table t6bla9 In tbsjchimney
corner or bustliug around the room, in
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For Sale.
aprI-10t

l'HE HOTEL PROPERTY now In ,b0 occrn,,.,.
tJohH Ball, eonalstiug of Oao -haif Lot 50, III
n. n ztae,s SddIt gu, SsG1iS feet, buInS III iect
containing aI rooms Also Ous haif I,t n" iS''
16onLng on Fourth street 8. iOeI, with stSLf.2
LOT over one h9ndred horses. laaElng 3J426I 'sst
most eommodious Hotel On AlArkrt SQUARE TIE
1aldlng has been rebuilt and remoIclOd within the
Also three good brick tenemsuts on Fourtb ,t,so,
containing i,ag niue rooms, aud hail ia each, now in
-, ASo e 'eet Of Lot ia, With the improvements,
% mArHet street, and One-fuurtiI Of lot "a nm
improvements, opposite Union Church. ''A
optsu 0EO. RnnINS ~. Avant
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NO. 1869.

old Dutch costumes, may: be seen Mrs
Judge RoossveIt, Mrs. R1anslts, Mrs. Dr.
Brown, Misc Roosevelt, and other ladies oi
the committee. which is composed exclu
stvely Of representatives from the Oldest
Dutch families in the State.
To enumerate all the rare and and cu
rtous thihgs that are to be seen in the
Kitchen would be impossible, but no per
son can ever say they have seen the Metro.
politan Fair until they have visited. the
'Kotckerbocker Kitchen: It will be in ful
operation to-day. Lunch, lea, caudle and
coffee will be served up at ali hours; th,
IRE in the great FIRE place will be lighted,
aud let all remember that 1t is one Of thr
great Altars Of Charity at which they can
present their offerings.
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TRUSTEES SALk.

pY virtue Of n deed Of truSt. made aud cxecuted
- to mo by Benjamin =. GOOdNjn aud Annie
Goodwin his wife, bearing date On tue sill ,,nv OF
July A. D. 1851, and which said deed Is Of record
in the State VI West Virginia sinai GI,rT,,+i ~
sell At public auc ion, ut tho front Uur Ot lhv CourL
House ior MaTahRl cUuu y, In the town OF NuUi,.. :.
vile, on Wednesday tho 2OIh day OF AuriI A. ~
1854, to the highest aud beat biddVr tue ioIoring
described property, to.wit: beginning NJ An EIm
tree On The Oank OF tue Ohio KIsr, corner 10 die
lands OF Milton Jones; thence 8. $50 T. bS no sS 10
Hhlte YAK at the top Of the hill, corner 10 PreArP
lex smith; thence n. $40 h. 81 poles to a iOCuEt:
thence O 90 GO poles to Linn At the head Ur Tain
r.Veli thence down the river with ITS iIeATdeTinHs
70 the beginning; containing ThirIy IEOl acres
more or ~ II being the tEupeEty hGE etOiore
conveyed by Jacob CraIaer and wife 10 lIenI tuIiu
r. 6oOdwIHeI by deed bearing date the 9Th Ctny eF
october 1855, and which said deed d OF re.rii in
the Record RS otice Of the Couuty Court Of Mar
shall county In book Is, folio q; sO all OF sad
GOODWIN and WtIes right, ti:lS aud Interest tn u
certain Lot and House situate on She bank Of the
Ohio river, in MArJhIlI county, Virsi.a, It being
the same or part oil the same devised Gy Joseph
smith to Stephen bay and uGrdsl by STEPHEN bay
TO J. Z. Ramsay and decided by }. $. hMussy 10
Benjamin 2. 9J1dWtn, and Lounuud ~ iOlIOWs:
beginning at bt4ks IN tho road IN sHid aNts ,ius
and running will the road up tho FiVs - pUiSs 10
stake IN the TOAei; ths4ce BstiiI OAK QI tn
point above the House In SAID DAy'A line thsnea
with said line 10 ths beginning including one acre
be there more less, aud The bauk ~ front Uf
Benjamin Z. Goodwin, B Of record In the he. or.
det'S 0hce Of the County CUUIt u NarshAlI cutIn.
~, West Virginih, In Book Is Eo.Io l90.
Selling As lTusteeIl hhAn convey Ouly such little
AS Il In me VeateJ. 9
Terms OF FsALE.-Une half cnsh aud ths balsncs
In alx months, aud the title rciaueI tbtiI u bal
mt9l I'd q. L. cRANMER.
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HyOa do, use
HOOaand's German Bittersl

FFez }. NsNgtOa BROWN, D. D., Editor Oftks RRer-
eigptdtd QC Religious KH0IDEcdgC.
Although not disposed 10 hyUr or recommend
Patent AUdtetuss IN general through dISirast OF
thor Ingredients aud elects, Yet EGoN Or no sum
eieHt reasOu, why may testify tO the benIt
he believes hirSef 10 have received IIVln any aimpIe
Preparations IN tAs hope that he may thus cnnIFiD-
ute to Elis benefit Of U&heTs.
do THIS ths more readily IN regard to HoonAnd'a
6ernlaH sIItsru, prepared by UT. q. II. JAcksOn of
thls 0ys beeanse ~ plGindieeI A;1l1aE them Tor
SlAny 9ealls RHdsf the aggression flllts His5 yISS
ettaily - die5tsiir Y - - ~ ~
trisGa R9hoEt SllDallaSE, GI-s llltili q
this pEindteo - proper stUais Md for 6urlnEAgo.
meat 70 tEy thsms uhs1 IuiloEing run EElat GnAi
long CONTINUED debility. The uas Of three b6ttl6S
u these bttIers, ~ tho beginning Of tue present
year. Wa followed By evident relief, and Iest0FAtiOn
10 = degree OF bodily and mental ViSOI which lad
nOI GelI for atG uOnthS before and almost de-
SPARED OF regulating. 1 thsE - Snk God and
my lrtsud 10 directing me TO til use u tnern.
INA VI N BROWN,
PhilaSlsipA 1,Juno %, 1891.