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cavalry and ArlIlIery Horses
Wanted.

A ssIsTAET oUARTERAfAsFERs oPPIoR.
CAVALRY AND HRTfLEKRY HORsEs VIII be
purehase44nthSrgR5pna pnagEket tGEtFhesltn HS,Ea4
one hd1df6d7&nd my y!hted d6tfGTd ttI55l VII be
raid fnr cavalry and one hnndred and dGty-dVe
dollars (tI65l for Artillery Horses ~ -;.l.,.-
ARTILLERY Hofsss mast be Of dark color, s3qnd IN
Ken and square tT6ttsfs In harness, In good mesh
and condition. from sig 20 ten years old, and pot
IeSs u155< hAn4s high, each horEe not 70 Welsn
Cavalry aorses must be sound IN AL pLrticulArs
we'll broken, In fun desh and god eonditIon, from
adapted IN every WBy 70 Cavalry purp6ses. ~,
81 order Of Dol. JAS. A, EEfS. Col. ID charge lst
n0Ti f+ a' Japt. 4 A. Q. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

TrAVING ON hand an unusually large and Iarted
Ill stock Of Goods, such as Bonnetst Hats Gaps
CiIIakG, and all kinds Of Trimmingi. Also tnl as-
sartrnsynt IN WooISn Goods, and desiltDg % close
tSsm out rather than hold them over we ask those
deSiTHg 10 purchase anything In our line @ eau and
SSSmjne M GfoAk The goods win be sold At -lea8
nries flian they can DO bad at any other house In
the SS1SI s1sy' J.tE. WALTERS.
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FOR SALE.

TIHAT very vAIuAbIs aud dssiraSle property slt-
uAtad at the corner Of Water an1 1oai1ey stTeSta,
fronting 100 feet on Water Itsost aad l3l iest Oa
Quincy street. and 90 Whisa Stands the t1VafA h9ua
known BY the name Of the VIrsiuiA HOass. Ehs
property will be sold in entire piece or In par
'sl. hsvas sGE IN terms A'' apply Z ARM1rRoxs.
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1sHEUmATIo ConPOUND
i't@Ain' 'GGEi %SpsTES' Kew ARMSTRONG,

ANDkkh AhhSIhONbI
Ho.19 James Street, Aleshspy oiiY.
AllsghsFS NtISl lsst. iqE H1ii {il
Mk. A. JoASsoS:EbsGr Sir: NJ VIE vas taken
bad with InnAnnatOry RheumAIism in March lASt.
Ehe EAs TeTy much swollen aud the pain she SUI.
Iersd EAs seEeFs; she ~as confined to her bed.
half n sas a. nd .SS1as sHtiSSy ae. Ffhe e1fe
and and pain began to a6sttD IA ySGt nsiieine wants
is 10 be knOEa in ordsr 10 give It success.
JAMES MeALIsTRR.
Ny residence Is No. 125 Cherry Alley, y here my
wife can BE- seen BY any person doubling The truth
PitfSsIrg, April 1911, 1854. 80
Ma. JouxSox:-My daughter Mary Gas attacked
WiIh lEhAmmatoTy RheuInGttsu In the winter Of
1866 which continued TO the gpFiLg OF si1ty four.
Hrr hanIs and limbs were very much sWelled, and
the pain at times was very severe. She became 80
helpI-.s that took four turn her in bed. had
medical AID for ave SIX weeks but received very
little IL any benefit. got bottle Of your Rheu-
InAIie Compound and before It was all ussd she was
able to eofpe down staiqs,, gOtS seeqRa b9tIleS4
she used IT, and an happy 70 say Ahe Is now As
well abe before abe took the FhenuAtisaa and
Atle to attend 70 her work the same as formerly.
attribute her recovery. under the blessing OF God,
70 your Rheumatic Compound.
Any person doubling the truth Of the above, can
cali At my Tesidenee, No. IA Bedford street.
S0urS, with respect, ct,
MRS MAkGARET YOUHGS0S.
P1ttsburE, April stn, 1864.
PREPARED by
r. T. SELEiER5N6E co.;
SOLE LPRoPRIET
CORNER WOOD AND SECOND STREETS,
RIFFsBURaIPAs e.. -
s-.=hon al orders must be addressed.
Price onS DOllAF PER bottle.
4 co, and REED, KRAEr 4 CO. and by Druggists
everywhere. Il Il declb-lydEw
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novnLY5Wo1fAnS,s...

Hoxv ,ns snInirGs 1p',4,A ,syslaaien
bfYS -, oosmet % sSsld ests,me--A
! flls :. sIa4sai '.rss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-12-28

District Court Of tho
Unltsd States for the
Bis.ri.t Of West VIrginia,
At IghsslInE- RAllTsrna.
UaHN
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-17
Residence for Sale.

sWchCC HUT SHIC.
Ef.A VIII be sold at a bargain, II called for soon
Hill desirable residenoe on Forest Avenue, Stew
good stable sdIoiniag: of an acre Of land with
Pssf elesy sad plum trees. eurrants and GOssber
bedsi situated within one ninuts,s xalt of the
horse cars ApPl, to J. II. COOK. No Prebie ST.
sepsdf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-17
PORTLAND, SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER II. 1864
FINANCIAL.
U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes, payable three years from August 10, 1854.
with semi annual interest at the rate OF seven and
eetenths per cent per snnum.-principal and in.
terest both to be paid in lawful money.
These notes viii be convertible at the option ofthe
holder at maturity into six per ccnt gold bearing
bonds. payable not less than fvo nor more than
twenty years from their date, as the Government
may elect. They will be issued in denominations OF
fifty. one hundred five hundred, one thousand, and
five thousand dollars, and all subscriptions must
be for fifty dollars, some multiple Of nfty dol.
lars.
The notes win be transmitted this owners free Of
transportation charges ss soon after the receipt Of
the original Certificates of Deposit as they can be
prepared.
As the notes draw interest from August is, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date must pay
the interest accrued from date Of note to date Of de-
posit.
Parties depositing twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will b<
allowed q commission OF one-qnarter Of one per
cont. which will be paid by the Treasury Depart.
ment upon the receipt of bill for the amount GER
titled to by the officer with whom the deposit was
made. No deductions for commissions must be
a.
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Special Advantages Of this Loan.

His a National Sarinss Bank, Offering higher
rate OF interest than any other. and TIE beat seSr
~. Any savings bank which pays its depostor. In
u 8. Notes, consders that it is paying in the best
circulating medium Of The country, and 1t cannos
pay in anything better for Its assets are either
in Government securities or in notes or bonds pay.
able in Government paper.
tits equally convenient rs . temprary or permA
nent investment. The notes can always be sold for
within fraction of their face and accumulated In.
terest and the best seourity with banks as oeat
erals for discounts.
Convertible into 8 per cent. $40 Gold Bond.
In addition to the very liberal interest on the
notes for three years, this privilege of
new worth about three per cent per aunum. for the
current rate for so Bonds is not ess than mine per
cent premium. and before tho war the premium on
six per cent H. s. stocks were over twenty per cent
the present market ae not less than ten per cent
per snuum.
Its Exemption from State or Municipal
Taxation.
Rat aside from all the advantages we have enum.
Grated. special Act Of Congress erempts all bonds
aad treasury soses from local faratios. On the
average, this exemption is worth about two per
cont. Ter annsm, according to taxation In various
parts of the country.
is believed that no securities offer go treai in.
docements 20 snders those issued BY the Govern.
ner:. In all other forms Of indebtedness, the
faith or ability Of private parties. or stock compan
e- or separate communities only, is pledged for pay
ment, while the whole property of the country Is
he'd to secure the discharge OF all the Obligations Of
ths United S,stsa.
WLtie the Government ofers the mostiiberaiterms
or its loans believes that the very strongest ap-
peal will be 20 the loyalty patriotism ofthe peo
PIE.
Subscriptions oiR be receieed by the Treasurer Of
the United States. at Washington, the several AS
sistant Treasurers aud designated Deposiaries and
by the
First National Rank Of Portland, Maine,
and b. all National Banks which are Depositaries
OF public money. and MI respectable Banks and
Bankers throaghou, the country viii give further
Information, and afford every facility to subscribe
Aug 9c-d&w2m
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AS CO y AN
GOVERNMENT = $40 LOAN.

fTNHE casco Cank is prepared to received subscrip-
u uons to the new $40 loan Ia sums Of $50 aud
upwa ds, paying interest same from date OF sub.
scpio TO August l5th the date of the d overnment
notes.
All persons having $50 and upwards have q
good opportunity Of lending helping nsnd to the.x
Government BY subscribing nberally TO this loan.
The notes are convertible Al the end OF tAree years
into spe 10, paying per oeut $50 bends.
Loans taken on as favorsS terms as at any other
Bank.
z. +. GERRISH. Cashier
Portland, July 2s, 1884 jy2e distf
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PENsIoNsi BoUNTIEs

RACR PAY
Are obtained for Wounded Soldiers (dischsrged,
and the friends Of deceased soldiers who entitled
to the same hy
BYRON ID. vERRILL,
Attorney and Counsellor n No. III Iiddls Strca,
Licensed Agent for all the Departments st
Washington.
Portland. April q. 1854. spss ssdsu
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J. {. FERRALD & SON,
M e erEh ant Tailors,
~ Ard Dealers In
Gents Furnishing Goods,
No ~ Middle Street.
Our facilities for supplying our customers with
promptness. fidelity and despatch are unsxoered.
Our Stock Is large and desirable, presenting al
the Novelties of the season.
Terms "NEr CASH"
Portland. Aug 30, 1884, .-dtf
N OFFICE
The Weed Sewing Machine Go.

Have established an once for the sale Of their Ma.
chimes at No. ls7. Middle sh, oppo ite Free ST.,
which will be oten TO the public ON Wednesday,
Sept Z.
wherever this Machine has bee n introduced II has
to great extent Superseded all others Having en-
gagged the services Of Mr.. J. Bradford Of Boston,
practical machinist who has had over ten years ex-
perience as manufacturer and repairer Of Sewing
Machines. they are prepared to repair and put In
perfect running order every kind of Sewing Ma
chine For tho purpose Of Introducing them more
exier sively they will for shorttime allow the value
Of cheap and inferior machines In exchange fer the
Weed Machine.
limited number Of Weed Machines to let BY the
month or year.
Machine Findings OF every description constantly
on hand.
Orders from the country should be addressed.
weed Sewing Machine Co. No., 1871 Middle ST.
C. w. ROBINSON. Agent.
Portland, Sept. t-eodf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
w =. the undersigned, having sold our Stock Of
w Coal aud WOOD to NJ. ssrs Randall NE 1iis.
ter 7 o.. DO choertuIly recommend them 10 our
former customers. Al persons havinr demands
against Us are requested TO present them for settle
ment. and all persons indebted to ms are requested
to make Immediate payment at the cid stand where
one OF tho undersgped may be foand for the present.
SAHYER WHITNEY
Portland, June 9, 1894. iurcladsv
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U N / 0 n
Mutual Life Insurance. Go.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
Charter Perpetual Organised, lsfe.
DIRECTIONS OFFICE.
Presidenf- HENRT CROCKER.
YIcs- s-Prsstdsss-DzNfkL SHARP.
Sesreturr-H. H. H0LLISTER.
Fl. q. WILSON,
General Aaaager Of Aeeacses IN tae Nee Engicrd
Sfctes.

Lssets, slsf ynxs, 1864, $3.50 600 90
Losses Paid 70 .-t.. $S60,G5O. 90
n;v..{sza Ps1id IN Cash 10 date, $40 $3.50 90
THIS Company offers peculiar advantages to psr-
Il sons intending to insure theh lives, in iis SAFETY
and stability. acquired In Its fourteen years expert
ereei IN Its asse which. without Its capital Of
500 400 lamounts to over thrceqasrters of million
Of dollars. being more thaa two hundred thousand
dollars in Of its liabilities for the reinsurance
Of all outstanding risks In the facilities presented
in its accommodating system Of payments Of pre- ni
ums; In the large number. diversified conditions and
occupations various ages and localities Of lives in
sured giving the largest REQ uisto scope for the ops
ration OF the laws of Average NOR talify, and the
plest guaranty ~ the insured for the benefits there
eli ia he division of profit, the aaaaal sppoF,on-
nont ofwhich having tor The past fourteen years
averaged Forty per Cent. of the premuIns paid.
Policies are isssvd upon all the pla. usual with
Life Irssrance Comp snica, and At rates is
eonsisEent With viow to equity and solvency.
Parties desiring gencies In owns " here the com
pany have none, and those wishing travelling Agan-
cies within the Ne~ England States, will apply 70
II. g. WILSON. ss State Street, Boston, gisins
such reference, or information a to age, present
and past business. via, enable him TO torD judg.
ment In regfre taese,e Iunei+d3m
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D On and after June lsththestesmer
CASC0 will until further notice
= Rleave Harnham's Wharf for Psak's
and Cushtng's Islands ~ and 1910 A. NJ, and
and ~ n Returning will leave Cushing 4 . and
at ts4s and II Id A. NJ, and 245 and SIS IN
Tickets Is cents, down aud back; Children Is cts.
June e-dtf
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IN S u r A N C E.
IN S q L A N G b.
--------
Life insurance.
THE MANHATTAN
Life Insurance Company |
or VIEW YORK.
Cash Capital and Accumulation
Over $1,7OO,OOO!

HENRY STOKES, PREsIpnNT.
9. =. WEMPLE, Secretary
J. L. HALSEl, Asst Secretary.
5. n. SfEBBINS, Actuary.
X. DWIGHT KENDALL, General Agt.
This long g-estabished Company offers the follow
ing advantages to insurers, viz:
large and increasing Capital, securely taresfed;
Immediate availability of the dividends, in casa
a Permanent loan of one half OF the premium;
anu feature, peculiar to skis company, by which
insurers protected against forfeiture of the poll
cy from circumstances OF adyersity.
lhe company also issues nop-forfeiting policies
on the '.ren Year Plan
Policies iacontesfitfe five years from date 1.-THE
ly company In America having this provision In
policies.l
Local Board Of Reference;
Hon. William Willis.
N. !. Miller ESQ. Collector Int Revenue.
Mm Moulton, ESQ, Prest. Bank Cumberland.
w. w thomas. Esq, Prest. Canal Bank.
J. B. Carroll. Esq, Merchant
Jeremiah Dow, ESQ.,, Ssc'y Dirigo lns. Co.
VIM kimbal ESQ, Treas. y. Packet Co.
Edward shaw, Esq. Sec'y Port. Nut. lns. Co.
Messrs. Moodman. True Co.
xessrs. II. J. Libby Co.
Parties are invited TO examine the merits Of this
company before efecting Insurance.
HENRY 4. cTIChNkY, Agent,
Once NO. l3 Mouiton St.
{. ". rsssas. Il. B.. Examiners.
eentemes Of energy and responsibility in the
dinerent cities and towns Of Maine, desrous of rep
ressnting The Manhattan Life Insurance Co. will
please address DWIGHT Kendall. General
Agent. Box No 2Sl r. o., Portland
Aug 1l.-eodlm
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!oRTLANp DAILY PRESS,

Published at Eo. s2i EXCHANGE STREET, by
n. A. osTER d. CO.
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Scholarships good in any part ofthe United States
ne Principal has had % yesrs experisnce; Is always
on the spot, aud attends to his busipess and prom
ises, as during the past IL years, psns shan be
spared Ia ths future. Five hundred references sf
the nrst class business men, with many sthcrs ths
city. win testify to the practical utility. eapaeioHs
ness and completeness OF MI systers aad manner
of teaching sud citizens Of other cites have testified
10 the saae. Diplomas win be awarded for ther-
cugh courses. Able Assistants secured. Bartstts
Plan, the founder of Commercial Callogss strictly
adhered 10 IS regards not copying. Certain time
Will be devoted TO Commercial Law slucidstions.-
Come all who have failed to be taught . business
hard writing and | viii guarantee 70 yop snecsss.
Applicatio1ssolic;ted for AeeouptApts. SepsratsiI
stractlon giysr stsdents can enter any tins. Sep.
arate rooms for Ladies'. Tuition reasonable. IntTi.
cate accounts adjusted. Ladies and Gentlemsn that
desire to take Lessons or full Q separate course
In either Bookkeeping, Navigation, Commercisi
Law. Photography. Higher Matchmaker Civil In.
cheering Surveying. Native Business Writinr.
Commercial Arithmetic. Correspondence, cad
Marking, land tteseh.pg fsss printed copies and
Toxt Books VIII BE- avoided please call or address
the Principal X. E.BROWN
Portland. Oot.7. 1858. oo2s eodkeowly
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Q - II al B q. n TX. .
Government Z $40 loan.

This Bank Is prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new . 10 loan in sums Of so and upwards.
paying interest from Gsss OF subscr pton to August
18th. the 6a.s ofthe new loan.
The notes are convertible at the end Of three
years into specie paying 8 per cent go bonds.
One eighth per cent viii ~ Al swed on all amounts
Of $1,000 and over. &c. soMEaBY,
Cashier.
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FFIGE OF THE
ATLANTIC
Mutual Insurance Company,

VyHE Trustees in coniarIaty 10 the Charter oi the
Il Company. submit the following statement OF
its sgairs On the 3lst De cember, ist3:
Premiums received on Marine kisks.
from stJanaary. 1868. to sist De.
Premiums on Folieiss not marked Of
ist January. 1865, l.7oeso2 "A
Total amount Of Marine PREMIUMS, slo.vo6 COL II
No Policies have been issued upon Life
Risks; upon Fire Risks disccn.
nectsd with Marine Risks,
isss. 70 ~ Dsss,sDsI, lsss IS - ssss5 ,sss @ g
Returns OF Premiums and Expenses, l.0s2 s61 As
The Company has the folio wing Asse,s, viz.
Unit Sisses aud Stat. of New York
stock, City. Hank ant other Siocks. s3.4s2 63l 30
Loans secured BY stocks aIdotherwise, ls5o,T0o 10
Real Estate and Bonds and Mortgage, 1872 ,7f0 %
Dividends on stocks. Interest on Bonds
and Mortgages and other Loans. .sun-
dry Notes, re Insurance and other
claims due the Comp'y, estim5.2a at 0s,964 81
Premium Notes and B.lla Receiyatle, 3,23s,6 63
Cash In Bank, 7i4.slS IS
Total amount Of Assets, ss,ee6.45s 81
Six per cent interest the outstaacin certif-
Gates profits will be paid to the holders thereof
or their legal representatives, aud alter Tuesday,
the Second Of February neat.
After reserying Three and One half Million Dollars
Of profits the certestes Of the issue Of
1851 viii be redeemed snd paid TO the holders there
Of or their legal representative aud after Tues
day. the Second Of Fepruary next. from which date
aiinterest thereon will cease. The certificate TO be
produced al tue time OF payment. ana canesed.
A Dividend Of Forty Per Cent, l. dsciaspd ON the
net earned preminus Of the Gogapany, Tor the year
ending aist Deoemter 1885, sor which Certificates
will be Issued. az aud after Tuesday, the iiith Of
April neyt.
The ProAts OF the Company ascertalned a-
From the lst Of July .lS42.to the ist Of i
jan. 1868. for which Certificates were
issued, amount to s.s.ss8. $50
Additional from IL, JAM, l.C3, to iat
January, 1854, 2.eso 600
Total profits for 2ii years. si6e5S, $50
The Certifc Gates previous to 1861, have
been redeemed BY cash. n,os0,2lo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
j. IT. hEN Y MD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

From Reu. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Bapts
Church. Germantown, Penn.
DR C. NJ JAcKsoS:--Dear Sr:--Personal OK
perience enables me to say that | regard the Ger
man Bitters prepared by you most excellent
medicine. In case Of severe cold and general de.
biitv have been greatly benefited by the use of
the Btters, and doubt not they will produce SINH
lar effect on others. Yours truly.
WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
Shall coaspirators and Traitors be
Punished?

We have numbers of men and news
papers n this Stats that openly counsel
resistance to the draft We have a large
association OF sworn conspirators against
the government Of the United States
'Vhey have become bold and have grown
strong by the Indifference with which they
have been regarded By the authorities. Are
they TO So uRpaniShed until they become
strong enough to grapple with the power
oishe Government? At each new develop
I2ent Of rascai!,y people inquire "What is
20 be Goae with the guilty men? VIII
they be arrested and punished? We hope
the necessity for the frequent repeti-
ton Of these i1Quiries will cease. Every
conspiracy snd every attempt TO produce
resistance 10 the laws should be promptly
pun;shel.
But how shall they be punished? By
military arrests and military imprison-
ment? We say, no; not when the offense
is such that the civil courts of the United
States have jurisdiction. aud retain the
power 10 inlet punishment. We believe
that the imprisonment of one conspirater,
Or draft reSister. in the PenitentiarY, by
the verdict 0! jury and the judgment of a
civil Court, would lave a moro whole
konls effect than one hundred military
arrests. 1t Is well that the military
should act. where the emergency of the
case OF the probable escape OF criminal
render prompt measures necessary. but
Let tic Distrie; Court Of the United States
talks jurisdiction ae soon as it can be done,
except where The olfense is purely military
The United States District Attorney
should see to it tina. violators of the laws
arc prosecuted, and oil good citizens
should aid him in the work There
will De 10 grand jury in session for some
months, bnt prosecutions can be COM
menced before United States Commission
ers. and every yiolator OF the law be put
under bonds, OF lodged in Jail until lie can
be indicted and punished. If fair trial
CT rensediss in the civil coarts is made,
and should prove Intellectual. we must
then fall back on tie universal principle
that "ths public safety is the supreme
law and protect the State, AMI the inter
rests f.the- peopls of the State by any and
all means in our power. ~ -
Until the authority of the civil courts is
exhausted, we should not attempt too i'm.
pose upon the military power, the trouble
OF arresting and conining every vasabond
who may violate the law or incite others
20 10 so.-Lndi7no journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01

There is great and urgent need OF slip
pers in all our army hospitals. For want
OF them, in many caes the sick and conva-
lescent soldiers are obliged to go barefoot
ed. This ought not to be, for there. are
doubtless many who have pieces Of carpet.
ing fboth new and old) and remnantsA Of
thick cloth suitable for, slippers. which
they will glally give when they learn the
need that exits. Tailors and dry goods
merchants have patterns of cloth that is
exactly What Is wanted 10 this case.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
PRICES.

Large Size ,holding nearly double quaint
ty0 ~ 81 90 per BottIe-haif doz. S. on
Small Size-75 cents per Botte--half doz. 81 OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-01
From J. NEWTON BROWN ID. ID. Ediio, Of
Il. q, IL. & u. :.


Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general. through dstrust OF
Observation-Disclosures effects: yet know of no suf-
fcient reason why man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit of others.
DO this the more readily in regard TO Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. G.. NJ.
Jackson. of this city, because | preiudiced
against them for many years. underline impression
that they chiefly alcoholic mixture. Ian
indebted to nv friend Robert Shoemaker, ESQ
for the removal ofthis prejudice by proper tests
snd for encoura cement to try them, when suffer
ing fSom great and long continued debility. TIL,
use Ofthree bottles ofthese Btters, at the begin
ming Ofthe present wear, was followed by evident
relief, and restoration to a degree II bodily and
mental vigor which had not felt for six months
before. and had almost despaired of reganing.
therefore thank God and my friend for directin
ne TO the use ofthem.