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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-12
Reaarss from the b order Counties.


Belmont county, Ohio, gives to the Re-
publican State ticket majority of about
thirty-fve; Guernsey county gives a
Republican majority of about six hun
dred; Monroe county gives the Demo
ratio ticket between thirteen and fourteen
hundred majority. These counties gave
MCCLELLAN majority last November Of
l161, and in the October election gave the
Democratic ticket 1o13majority. In the
judicial district composed of Belmont
Guernsey and Monroe counties, Hon. VIM.
KEENAN, Jr., is elected Judge of the Court
of Common Pleas in place of Judge
OKEY, resigned. In the senatorial dis
trict composed of Guernsey and Monroe
counties, ROBERT SAVAGE Esq, of Cam
bridge, is elected.
In Washington county, Pennsylvania,
the Republican majority is estimated at
fve hundred We doubt that the esti-
mate will prove correct. This county gave
LINCOLN a majority of three hundred
and seventy-two last fall. and the Rcpub-
hcan candidate in the October election,
three hundred and fifty.four.
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lecture by Father Smarlus.
THE SUBJECT OF THE Leg,
SMARIUS at the Cathedral this evening az
half.past I o'clock, win be: 1.-THE oHUChh-'E
octl2 1877. 40. Z iaMgg | - saf
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I'D that persd3s WHO h I vote fofthe
osiinan6e of ssceSsion b6t had mot PEN
err.ged In armed hostility sgainstS The
government should not seruple to take
the test oath. Also that sympathizing
with the South without rendering any
material and actual aid to the rebel gov.
eminent should not prevent any man
from conscientiously takingt the prescrib-
ed oath. We do not think that supply
ine the wants of confederate prisoners
in the hands of the Federal authorities
can be construed into rendering aid or
comfort to persons engaged in armed
hostility" to the government.
But another rule for the Interpretation
Of the cath is to be found in the example
of some who haze taken it, or q similar
one, and are now prominent among those
who are endeavoring to cram it down
the threats of their neighbors. We have
high official precedents by which to guide
our actions and regulate our consciences
The Martinsburg Neso Era, of last week
says: 80 -,
I'm the Office of Prosecuting Attorney
| in this county is man who. under the
law, being an office-holder was obliged
to take the DATA. That man, when Pat
terson twas coming over the border,
,houlScred his gun and went to,rards Fin
chester, ,ohere laid Johnson's army, to offer
rolan,arily his services "to drive the in
vadsr from the sacred soil Of Virginia"
The Senator from this District took the
oath of allegiance to the Southern Cpnfede-
racy, and is still in Office. ~
Judge Balch invited Breckenridge and his
staff to dine avith him, and they came to his
house and partook cfhis hospitality. He al
so voluntarily gaze dinner to t,centy Conted-
crate earalry at one time, and sOaited on the
table. t-...,
These gentlemen all took that oath
This amounts almost to an adjudication
of what constitutes giving aid and com.
fort. They have never been indicted fol
perjury, and doubtless never will be, I'M
less the Prosecuting Attorney keeps on
threatening men who may. at some time
have given Confederate soldier crust
of bread, with suits for perjury if thes
come forward and take the oath.
| If it is not perjury in the Prosecuting
Attorney, the Senator, and the Judge
who. it can be prored, did these things, il
is not perjury for any other man who has
has never donemors than they have done
Let every,man who feels in his heart
that he nsuer has given any greater aid ant
comfort than these oficeholders, come to tn
polls and rots, They have just as mucl
right to do SO as Judge Balch, Mr. Hoke
or Senator Kitchen" paa
In connection with this subject, We
would like to be informed, by some ON,
who knows, whether Mr.. HALL, the pres
emit Attorney General of West Virginia
did not remain in the Virginia Conven
ton in 1861, after ether members from
this portion of the State had come nom,
rather than be any longer identified Will
that body Did he not vote for an appro
priation to put Virginia upon a war foot
ing9 Did he not vote for the organiza
ton of council of war; Did he moi
vote for the appointment of Genera,
ROBERT E. LEE to command the State
troops2 sl sa So sa "t.
Let some one who is posted" reply.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-10-12

The returns from the elections held last
Tuesday in Pennsylvania and Ohio are
still too meager to enable Us to announce
this morning the result in either State
with any degree of accuracy. General
hcox's majority in Ohio will probably fall
below tho estimate we published on
Tuesday morning and may not exceed
twenty thousand !; the dispatches, always
most sanguine for the Republican party,
only claim twenty-five thousand. When
we remember that the Republican ma
jority in that State one year ago was
; nearly ffty-ave thousand, and in the
Presidential election nearly sixty thous'
and, we can find good reason for claiming
thata Democratic victory was won last
Tuesday. Areduction in tho Republican
majority of from thirty-fve to forty
thousand in single year is not 90 bad
The Democracy of the Buckeye State
have done nobly. :
In Pennsylvania, the result is still I'M
certain. A Philadelphia dispatch, motto
a riously unreliable, says that the Repub
lican majority in the State will be about
5000. When a Philadelphia Republican
don't claim more than five thousand ma
jority in the State of Pennsylvania, it il
always safe to bet that the State ha,
gone Democratic. The city of Philadel
phia gave the Republican ticket abou
seven thousand majority; it gave LIN
coin over eleven Thousand. Allegheny
county gives the Republican ticket les
than five thousand; it gave LINCOLN ovel
nine thousand. 1.-THE falling off in these
two Republican strongholds is to be con
{ sidered an example of what has takeI
place all over the State, the Democratic
majority win certainly be handsome ant
decisive. Several days may elapse be
fore the result is accurately known. II
the meantime, we think there is much t,
encourage the Democracy in the RETURN
already received The Republican ma
jority in Pennsylvania last year was up
wards of twenty thousand Even if tn
Philadelphia CULVER should PROV
correct in his estimate, il shows are
duction in the Republican majority O
fifteen thousand in one year. Pennsyl
paaia Is all right,
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VALUABLE qSErkIHf1I AND Fll1

CONTAINING ~ ACRES OF LAM
u adapted to Grape growing, with about /
acres already set out Also fine orchard
Apples, Pears and Plums, 500 Currant buAs
August Meyer BY W. B. Senssney, decs...
aituated about mile from Caldwelfs Run RAJ
For terms apply to ]. G, COOPER
j. S. RHODES,
Administrators Of the Estate of W. B. Sea,,os
deceased. OF,
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We fear that our Democratic friend.
in this county are not labo.ing for til,
success of their ticket this fall as zeal
Ously rs they ought. We are fully
aware that much is being done, bu,
there is a necessity for still greater exer
tions. We must not rely so implicitly
upon our well known strength or suffer
our confidence Of success to betray us
into false security. We are satisfied
that the contest will be close one aud
few votes may decide the question. If
we wish to succeed, we must bring to the
support of our candidates every vote
that can be had The margin cannot be
too large. We con win the victory, but
We a,ast labor to do so.
The Importance Of. the interests at
stake should impel every Democrat to
activity IN the canvass. Every man has
D some influence, and it his duty to exert
1t for tho election Of the Democratic tick.
ct this fall. There should be no hating
orhesitation no waiting for this, that,
or the other man to move; do your duty
no matter whether others do theirs or
not, There are only two weeks of the
campaign remaining See to it that ev.
cry dayis improved.
We hear daily good accounts from
Brooke and other counties in the State.
The opponents of radicalism are active
and wide awake in many of our sister
counties and We may rely upon our can.
didates, should they be elected, having
very able support in the next Legisla-
tnrs. tsBpt We mast be more active and
s earnest y in our lahore here. Z IS a. "a
We direct attention to the article from
the New York Ford which we publish
this- morning entitled "Provideuce, per
y, wilkes Booth 1t hits some of The
lfeyerspd Egsutlemsus IN this city Who
claimed to have especial revelation as 10
tho purposs of the Almighty in permit. |
tipgthe. murder d, President LINCOLN
t'So ta1Assu6,S1,S.- 49,
faeaEslesse- from imprisonment of |
S4sss NAtk4as dAjlf7sII md och
10y &sn1dent .JoansoN, win receive
thsx tstIt6 4 thS On ~ tixs man a..
- A4a9astsS : nssil hsssa ! sssd Il.
s2s21n 20 RyiReiag ~, aesthsrn e..
~. d - z re- IN = ssid
Esssssss sssi .ssssssz :ssg s .!s 49, n.
.usa ITa2s1 .sss S'sa' 'iss ''sSs7
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NEWUvERTEEHENTA

patneyhlgsvosce:-
u. CHAS3D the intsrsst6fA s: Trowhridge
in the Job Printing and Book Binding Estao.
win hereafter be conducted by the undersig1ed
mn der the old ifm name and at the Old stano'
iO6 Market street ! j. n EWING -
JAS f. CARROLL,
- - s. E. JOHNSON. -
Wheeling, Oct. 9. 1865. 49,. loctiast
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Executors SaIe Of Real EstaIs

TNHE EB0IGNkD VIII ~
FER for sale at the Court House an /. ~.
day, October n, 1865. at 10 o'cloei IN
]. Twothree story tenements on Tia ~, "a
aide OF Union street. situated on the eo-s sSa
the alley between Market and Main strss,
jng part of lot No. l13 and now In the orera.Ik
of Mr.. A. La Roche and Mr.. Henry A. ~
2. The Home place Of the late Dr.. JOIN -,
consisting of one unbroken square. II NJ
offered in lots to suit purchasers or in sS.,ss
as may be desired.
3. Tho row of tenements erected on Ia, Y
80 ON the west side Of Main street C.,ass
Wheeling. These houses are four in nurSs
and win be offered separately, and also sss.
Every house is in good condition and repair vi
4. The piece ofground on the Hill dds A,
of German street Part Of this ground Ia, ~
laid of into lots Of 50 feet by 100 feet With =
Der streets and alleys. A plat may be sssn u, ~
application to the undersigned, and viii J. !,
hibited ut the sale.
S. The tenement on the north part Of Ink,
on Water street, Centre Wheeling IN =.
class condition, occupied by Mr.. Alber ,
Hall. and fronting about II feet, inches o. ",
ter street
Terms.-Ons-half In cash. For the r,,i,,.
a credit of six, twelve. and eighteen uo,s.
with interest secured by deed Of trust n.
purchasers expense.
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a. ACRES
Valuable !. I Property for s.! ss.

THE UNnRRstGNRD ~ TRrs
q public auction, at The front door Oft CSs-
House Of Ohio County, on
Wedns; day, the lst Day Of EN,
1855 az 10 O'Clock A. NJ, II not pfeviouSy D,
posed of at private sale, the following desene
valuable real estate situated on the Niiias
Road, about three miles east Of the city
Wheeling, and commonly known /" the W
Race Course"
Said property oontains about 100 scres BAT =
recently been surveyed and divided into "
parcels Two Of said parcels front up0, .
National Road about % poles each, and .ri'H
back ABBOTT rs poles, and contain about u 'c''
each
Two other parcels, square In form and All
equ1l in sire, containing about Is acrr' en-
front upon the County road, which Is the s'a
ern boundary ofthe entire tract
The other parcel contains about 80 acres ~
10 Immediately In the rear ofthe above d',fns
parcels. ~'iri
All Of said land 10 under high state Of ca
walton, aud 10 considered 10 30 the beu I's
either for farming or gardening purpose = .
county OF Ohio. II n also admirably siIg~
both from its position and Accessibility ~
race courSe or pleasure grounds. One ds
10 within one-foalth Of mile Of the sbs"f
said properly Hsssy Vim he sold In body or y
GELS 10 suitpurchasers. li
Terms made known on day Of sale, ot y
plcation 70 the undersigned or Mrs H. A ~
fngton, near the premises, where 0 plot on
grounds may BIO seen.
septl.td lhIC.'e. =
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House and Lot For Sale,

UNOWN AS LOT NO. 6s, IN Tn
n Fifth Ward, South Of Second and Els }.
Main street, with brick tenement nearly %,
ontaining eight rooms well finished, nos .
cupied by Mr.. Winship. For terms applyn
III, &c. COOPERa
J. s. RHODES
Administrators Of the Estate Of W. B Seas
ney, deceased. S,
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Protracted Meeting

At THE NETTING
EiasV Vs evening at o'clock 2. NJ; also on Sat
urdsy at 10 O'Clock A. M, P. M; and T. N.
On Lords day at lOl A. NJ, 81 and TPi M. A
number OF prominent preachers are expected,
Including T. C. McKeever, w. X Pendleton
and others ~ t,s,,,-tF ocyi.I
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Wanted--A Partner

A STEADY, INDUSTRIOUS MAN
"A with small capital, to assist In business
that yields large profits. Any one can learn .ne
VIM ii. DONALDSON, Box 805, or call at my
Office al5 Market street. Wheeling WA nj
oct12 St. y,itF
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FOR SALE.

SSS SSeSSs
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC Al(
l. TON If not previously disposed Of q
TUESDAY, THE f1TH DAY 0fOCTOBEi
1895, at the front door Of the Court Houk 1
Ohio county the following described prOssV
to wit: u,.' Eb g ~
A ACRES
OF Land located on the Ohio River, N.r,l
Quarter of q mile from Bsuwood. fvotsrt
Of the property Ia improved; the rsnaildr /
capable Of cultivation. A good house iplv6
arc situatsd on. the premises together viii q
developed veins Of coal, six feet In thcn.s
easily accessible. The railroad and river is,,a
q quick and easy shipment to market We I'm
the land for either farming or gardening Pup
see In unsurpassed. .4I .ais
Said property viii be sold in lots or In WI
to suit purchasers.
Terms made known on day Of sale or o.
plication to the undersigned.
ssp2i.ts 80. BIS GOOD
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Sept. goth, Two o'clock, P. M

Sept. 29th, Two o'clock, T. M.
Pursuant to Adjournment. the conVen-
ton met at two o'clock, and were calico
to order, Chairman pro- tenn. presiding
Committee on rules for the government
ofthe convention, offered their report
Mr.. Galloway objected to. it's acceptance
until the permanent organization had oeen
effected. Objection overrnled and the
report received. The report was as 1oi-
lows: r
Your committee on rules for the govern
ment Of the convention, met. with the
Rev. E. Ii. Hill in the chair. On motion,
J. P. Sampson was appointed Secretary.
The following rules were adopted ana are
presented for your consideration =
There shall be two regular oaliy
sessions of the convention. Inc inofning
session shall commence at 800 eclock'an y
adjourn at 1890 o'clock. The Afternoon !
session shall convene at 3 o,ciocK' anu
adjourn at 5 O'Clock. e ~
fI-One third of the members oI the
convention shall constitute quorum ioi
the transaction of business.
IlL-No member shall 'h9 ool:
vention without permission Of the res
lent, and no member shall be Recognized
on his motion received as before the con
vention, unless the speaker is within tn'
bar of the convention. !.
IV-No member shall be allowed .
speak more than twice upon the sam .
nnestio1. unless by special consent oil Tn
convention; and not longer than 70
minutes the first time and five minutes tn
second time
V-aelying on God for the Tectl.ae' t'S i
of our Intentions to secure equal rlghtf
y therefore. each session shall be opsne
with religious deyotinns by the chaplain
VI-Should any member or members
theconventisn he found intoxicated dnrlp
the setting of the convention, he or the
shall he excluded from its sessions. =.
VIII Marthias Manual shall Cover
the proceedings of the convention, IN q !:
cases wherein provisions arc not herei
stated. -
On6rnotion tic report was adopted.
Mr.. j. II. Harris of Wake, presente
the following resolution, which "
adopted -
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07
RALFrGH, Sept 20, 1865,
Methodist african Church,
I'm, 1,2olnck \ MI

IHGICOCttSt- tCUfS OfI"~
Ten o'clock, IL. M. J
In accordance with the wishes Of the
c,lored people of the State of North Caro-
lima, as expressed in mass meetings and
through the press, large number OF color
cd men, duly designated as delegates from
number of the counties Of the State,
oesembled in convention in pursuance OF
tbo nnblished call, and were called to
order by MIR. A. II, Galloway, who nomi-
noted Mr.. John Good, of Newbern, as
chairman pro. tenn. Mr.. Goodwas elect
ed.
Mr. ]. Randolph, Jr., of Craven, was
chosen as Secretary, pro. tenn.
Mr., H Harris, of Wake moved that
committee of five disappointed on cre-
do,tials. which motion was adopted and
the committee appointed as follows "A.
Pass f. A. Richardson, Amos York, j.
Harris and J. Schenck.
On motion Of Chaplain Rue the chair
mon WAS authorized to examine the Gre
dent;als of the c"mmitfee,
Mr., +. Ii Hill moved that committee
Of seven be appointed to draw up rules
+,r fine oovernment of the convention. A
dahate occurred as to the prelnatureness
of tb;s motion, the convention not being
orvauizeA but the motion prevailed, and
th. committee was appointed as follows
IL Hill, &. A Rue, j.. Boeman, 1lufl
Grimes, J. P. Sampson, JAS. Green and
Jas. Jones.
Mr. Galloway moved that.delegates who
,-or., not able TO obtain credentials FROM
their constituents, on account of the inter
forpnce of the whites III some counties, b'
admitted. Prevailed.
The committee ON credentials reported
Rpport received and adopted. Mr.. o. W
Price of Craven WAS appointed Assistan
Secretary, pro. tenn.
Mr. Hood, in ordcr'to expediate ous7
r0ss moved that committee OF six be az
pointed on permanent organization Mo
tion amended by increasing the nnmbe
to nine. and the following gentleme
were appointed :-Messrs. Hood, Bel
Groom. Gibble, Roberts, w. j. Williams
Gibson and Cantham.
The convention then adjourned unit
two o'clock.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07
RALEIGH, SATURDAY, N. G., OCT. I, 1865.

On motion the convention adjourned
till evening.
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THE FREEDMENs CONVENTION.
0FFICIAL .PROCEEDINGS s,

FIRST DAYS moRsrNe SESSION.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07

On motion, the Convention adjourned
until clock.
Journal of freedom. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1865-186?, 1865-10-07
p. BROOKS, EDITOR.

Devoted to the interests of the FREEDMEN OF The
SOUTH and tae establishment and maintenance Oh
EQUAL RIGHTS FoR ALL MEN, regardless of class
or color.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
rzz7 REMOVAL.


uAa REMOFED Ills VEGETABLE MANU.
II Aeturing Establishmsut e No. 5 FIRST
STRKET, below Msin.a Hp has Q lmrxs and eIs-
CANT &sBorsrnsnt Of Homemade Work, an ana ns
ehs Rnests guarantees ~ good % the best, - and
cheaper. 1880 =. a
THia snalre stock -eouAiseaHR af nae sRnr~v.
.caehs and CArriago HArnepss Light TrottlnR,
Heavy Wagon, psay, and Kxprssa HARNESS, sd.
dlsss In endless vAriPfys Bridlea e all kfaas a
any quantitys Oollafss EEfShs, su<Sin giss Check
Lines A9il1tMrN work An short, everything an
his lima, from H&ns strap 10 "a Monitor Sad.
dls"-has been manufactured undsr HIS fzsbae.
data supervision. By skillful and exp@rssncpd
wuFkmanp and IN nnw oHbred 60 Ghe traap Al
kASTMRN RR10EsS sBaAng ablseo oompsee pne-
essgfallY With anything In sAs rnaxksk n sssla
Ansshs durAhiifyi ana prica, he Only an8a trial.
OMh @m4 @@MMaha Ens F@mrmaapSm anGS
FNazrkz CIV HIN.TFH# Nf ftftEf&
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BkICK DUST DEPOSIT. AND
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URINATING.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD-
DER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
oATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
sTRANGUbARf ANDBUBNTNG, or PAINFUL
URINATING.
Fer these diseases IL 10 truly aovernign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise. sim
gle dose has been known to relieve the most urgent
Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the 81 mail Of the back and through the hfps7 A
tsaspoonful a day Of the Gonstftution water will
relieve you like magic v%
Have long aimee given up the use Of buehu, cubebs
and Juniper In the treatment Of these Diseases
and only use them for the want of better remedy.
r CONSTITUTION wATRRE
Has proved Itself equal to the task that has de-
'O'''D upon !" pruREr1cs
Irritate and drsnch the kidneys, and by constant
use produce chronic Degeneration and confirmed
IN DYSMEEORRHGA, Or PAINFUL MEN
SITUATION, AND MEN0RRHGIA,
~ OF PR0KusE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from q faulty secretion Of
the menstrual naid--ln one case being too littIe
and accompanied BY severe pain, and the other
too pfofusa secretion, which will be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water. Flb f#alfga
Tina disease knowa- 60 -FAhhHNa-oF THR
the ligamsakao fStkst organs A1d1fs known By .
senee Of hgwyfnsss aud dfA6gfnR palma IN fhe
tack md aidrMs and At4ifnes Accomp6Fl w sharp
-lancinstlng or shooting pains through the parts
tcine. - -. : I
There Is aaotfsr. class or symptoms arluina
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, whick
Physicians call NERVOUSNESS, which word covers
up much ignaEanoss,and In nine cases out Of
tan ths doctors do env4 really know whether the
syRptcms are the disease, the dssMsa the sIrnp-
toms. We can only enumerste them here. I
speak mofs. partisaiArly Of bold feet, palpitation
Of the heart, Impaired memory, waksfuIlnsas
asahpq Of beat aaasucr faasitndss and dsmness Of
usion.A anna 4oA2 sAsn8 esbsseN
sUPRRESSED MKEeTRUATION. i
which inkhg unmarried fsnaala Ia constant no
curing dseease, and through neglect the seeds or
mor grave and dAngprOus malzdiss ArsstieFssnlt,
and as noazh Alter month passes Without an ef-
fort being made te assist Naturs, tho suppres-
sion becoEew ehropic, tfnhnAtiant ,graanaly losou
bar appetite, the bowels are consfiPatsd,-niwht
sweets come on, and consumptio ton Anally ends her
n@- For sale by alf Druggists. Prics 81 -%m
WIN. Fl. GREea co., Propristors.
MORGAN h ALLEN -Gsassal Agents, No a. |
w For ssis = n'S chicago By rrIEERi TfSCH
FULLER. EVGN9 - - jan37-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31
81 9ssH. KENNARD,
Eighth, below Coates ssreet, Philadelphia.

Il From Rev. Warren Randolph, FASTER Of the
Baptist Church at Germantown, Penn:
DF. q. M, Iackson, &@ A
/ DEARsm :-perssnAl expsfIsnes enables me to
pay that regard the Gefia6n Bitteru naade by
YOU M naost excellent medicine. In cases Of se-
were cold and general debility have been greatly
bsnefttea by she use % the Bitters and doubt not
hey wilfproduvs mfiar effects on othefsN I
- Yours truly WARREN RANDOLPH,
4 M@ Germantown. Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-31

From Abe Rev. yCseph II. Ksunard, Pastor o
the Tenth Baptiat Church = LI
DKAa SIN: 81 haveSbeen frequently requested to
connect my name with commendationp Of dislsr-
eent kinds OF medicines, but aregarding the prao-
tice out OF my apprapriais sphere Thays IN ali
Eases declined; but vitA . slsar proof In Various
Instances and particalArlysM my family OF she
Usefulness Of hE H0@nnnd'a German ~Rifters, I
depart for onee from my usual course 10 express
my full eonvctiop that, for general dstz1its Of he
systen, aRd specially fof LSssf Compin6ma, ~ 70
Fafd and #almd6e PreParafisR. In some cMAgm it may
nil but msuallyVI doubt aot, IL will be very bene.
hcial to those who suffer fnosn the abdy5 causes