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eencral elIlem,s Command.

This brigade Of East Tennessee cavalry Is again
In the heid, haviRg repaired the tassos il sustained
In ths unequal contest al Morristown wik the Ken
tscky traitor, Bteekinridge The loss Of the brig
Ade in men killed and captured tsrns out net over
one hahdred Since the engagement and whils the
command has been in eamp near this city, two hun
dred and any young and sble-bodIsd men have en-
listed 10 the different regiments.
The efficiency and gAllantry Of The sih, sth and
18Th regiments Of Tennessee eATglry, under the
eommaua of PatteB, RgSs@ss<s.s. Miller, Is apprs-
eiaied By all whe have knowiedga 81 the services
rendered. Since the command came into East Ten
nessee in August The brigade has had eight engage
ments with tho enemy, in seven Of which is has
BEEN entirely successful. In every engagement but
three they have fought superior numbcrs, and
fought veteran rebel troeps who have been IN the
service since the war begsn. They fought Brock
uridge successfully for two days, and refreshed af
ter their ammunition was exhausted snd both men
and horses were without ratlons, surrounded BY al
least three times their pumker, While they Lost
sin pieces Of Artillgy ia their retreat they had pre-
vlousiy captured from Vaughn and Morgan seven
pieces.
While the enemy have the hdvautago q our East
Tennessee cavalry in wagons, mules and borsos cap
tured our cavalry have killed snd captured four 70
thsir one Belao the killing Of John MofsalL they
have killed several others II their best offieess
smoag whom We remeushsF the Hames Of Colonel
Rowan and Cap,sin Ganlfnol., each commanding
brigade We sPeak particularly Of chs brigade
because they have beea operating 10 East TeHasssse
for he last foaF manths. f
Oar East Tennessee regiments eaght allsas bs
brongIs here both cavalry and afaHsryfor they are
all as efficient and gallant - any set of Rsa tsem
any State 20 the Union. No MISTER where they
have bssa plssed, they have fought htaseiy. and
whils ssamy haye died they have fsiles with shssr
fAcea o. tho Zoe, lighting iar ihsir hsaies As 70.
peat our Ess Tennessee forces ought al V b trans
errsd 10 ibis Eglal 70 epsFsse 70 ihis end ef the
ssala, Their ftassagh kbaxiedge q shs esssasry
and seqIainteAea sisA iha iayal iahatasansa Nasld
enabls shssn % DO Justice 10 ALI saa Fsaasr iaash
more salaabs Seryiomhsrs tbaa elsewhere Taey
are also acquainted vIth the 1issyAl iahahesi and
With tte lAsles she have opptssssa and fnsFlaep.
81 unfm pssl Tlay would Do tha aeeasaFsls aH's
pie lasaisa when eur eaau fall, sFssa el y y
authority svhIle In Tennessee n The eua thai We
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the rebel officers touched their caps respect
fully "a she passed, and Suffered her to 90
on In the performance Of her holy mission
unmsiested- The officer for whom this no
bic woman purchased coffin was Captain
William Aeiiunis, 18th Indiana Volunteer
Isfantry. She purchased los "a tlis city
Cemetery for his resting place. The citi-
iEsns Of Savannah furnished the hospital
for our pfisoners--the CoafetIeratc GOV
eminent furnished nothing.
On the l2thof septeInber, our prisoners
were ordered to ChaeiestoB, South Caro-
lima, and were placed under the fire Of our
guns, aaoHg negfOss, rags, ice and other
veTmin IN countless swarn1s Korny peas.
cOrn-oob meal, stagnaDt water-such was
their fare. Shells burst UNDECIDED over and
around them, and they-slep none the less
soHndly. Foster knew about where they
lay, and but one officer was wounded.
They remained there about three weeks,
the yellow fever eamc among them, and
twenty officers died, About 1900 officers
were then ordered 10 Columbia. South Car.
olina, and were offered parole and better
quarters The temptation was a strong
one, but il was resisted They were taken
TO an open field, about twelve miles from
the city, and were heavily guarded BY six
pieces Of artillery Here corn meal, pint
day, and Sorghum molasses ad hbitsas
were supplied them. They had no cooking
utensils bot their little tin cups and in
these they mush The guard assured
them plenty Of milk As soon ss the COWS
come up Th@mPatient fellows got tired
OF waiting, and sn November 4th. some
$50 Of them started out to hunt for the eat
tic. Many kept hunting tilI they reached
Knoxville or Chattanooga, and Lieutenants
Gordon and Powell were among The nun
Der.
A few days after, Lieutenant g. called
and bade as good bye, and went to Chatta-
nooga, but Hood probably refused him a
pass North, aud he returned. but he had
met with the master in the meantime.
and was properly dressed, and looked every
inch an officer, the noble, warm hearted
man he il. lie started the next morning
across the mountains to the North.
But the Printer aud / must now make
our bow tor this week, and ia our next We
will treat YOU 20 "A run ON the Bank
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KnorrIIIe and Kentuekr RaIlread.

The COED sense and The forecast Of President Lin
coin, e4hihited itself in is Recommending TO Con-
gse, three yearsAgo, this construction of railroad
from this city 10 connect With Kentacky and Ohio,
for military purpose And the rejection of the
scheme hy tha members Of Congress, exhibited In
bold relief their want Of ssnss and fsrooAst The
hore ard mules killed. n crossing over that impas.
sable road for Government transports, In the toar
years past the destruction Of wagons, and other
Government property, sold at GovernuesRt prices,
would eonstra4-ahd equip the road It !, saving,
ia distance over the Nashville route Of more than
one hundred niles. And in avery ether respect It
preferable % any route used for military purposes
either on land or by water. Had that roAd been
constructed, ss ii should have BEEN We should not
nor b at the mercy Of Hoods army, aud be liable
70 have our supplies stopped. The road Through
Kentucky would be no trouble 70 defend. But why
argue this question before men Of sense sad pFaet-
cal nen7 -
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More Recent Murders.

But = short time since, zt Laurel Gap between
Hawkins and Greene counties the rebels murdered.
in a most savage manner Jesss Mays Henry Yske-
ly, samssl Rstsp, Pleasant Morris, and Mr.. Esrly
Ave in all These unArJpssI mea were murdered
BY portion Of Yaughns cogansn,l lieut. Jean
Rogers commanded the squad, These brutal raur.
den were PerpetrateI by Thomas Roger. Ab.
Crabtrees Lorenzo Porter, and thief by the name
Of Smith. This Vas the work Of ore neighbrrhocd
and Of One.dAy. Sitsilar murders sTe going oa Ia
every ReighbothoOd, aAd every eoaaty ,Aruagh
which Yaaghals rbRse pass Let UHioa soldiers
and citizens hang or sbool these msh Il fosaa and
i not, Jet them hang an equal huuaheF u ssiiYg
rebels Ia the same neighhofhcod
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John Mitchell on FOole.

The notorious Jehn AiseAell publishes the follow.
ing card in the Riehmond papers he sent his
challenge 10 Feots for due ~ W. g. Swan, and
Foots refused TO reeeive il on the grOand that Swan
was not . gentlomas- Ehh brought on d eonsics
between Swan and FOote Mitchell conerded the
point tha, his "searsr Of dispaiehss wss moi gen
sleman, by hahfing up Distinguished army eshesr.
sad sending second challenge Footc replied 70
the General that be ecaid not receive bis pofe he
catsc ho did not know Mitchell and did not reoog-
niEs him ss a gentleman Tbas far, in cur jadg-
nsnt, Feose Ia On the winning side
wish ny friends te knos the faetn a the follow
ing transactions; Mr.. Fccto, mssber Of Congress
from Tennessee In one of his Apersoaal eHplana-
lions in the Hn1se % Monday lEss, thought 81 to
use abusive sna insulting language conoorning ne
not by name, bat With indiostions nos 70 be mis-
taken lie concluded his spcech with The usual
hravsdn, that be would hold himself responsible fer
what be hzd said -
On the same evening / sent him . letter hy Ae
hand of another member Of the House, Ne refused
% receive IL alleging that he did moi recognise the
psrsoD who presented il 10 aim A. gsIstleman.-
This was the occasion Of personal collision on the
spot, with which have nothing 20 do.
Although did not feel bound % AsceTtsis before
hand whom Mr.. Fcotp considered ~ ''gentlemen."
and would by ne means be guided by The decision
litltA kSlaA hiattfNf ye49 tFtttt Nttasek -
date him. and get rid of eli subterfgss l. on the
following day, which was yesterday, scat him
kHetheS hots hy the hands of distinguished officer
q the Confederate army. Mr.. Fcote recaived my
frierf with courtesy, but absolutely refused 20 re-
ceive my letter, stating that be did no. know me,
and that be was surprised At Confederate officer
bringing member Of Congress . message Of that
nature while Congress was in session.
His personal explanations In Csngres afeet me
no longer. JoHE MITCHELL.
Richmond, Nov A., 1854
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The true Doctrine.

~ ar Dol yf shsi class Of loyslists wiao believe
--'' s...hern States ia rehsliion ought not 70 be
We have bees foelisg Sish the rebels
eA'agh AID unless We change ouF policy and
lih mere severity, this var is 10 continue Eve
.'~i' '9Hger We are no oosrcionlst, bat sn szfiT-
T.z0st This Is the true docaSine and al Union
sag 4s'e yet to eosne to il. This thing Of revolt
s''''h ~ rebellion. whatever il may be, must Be
''Asn d0sR, and il atd its advocates eEteru,lsatsa
',' and brnrch. f. is no, necessary that every
.y' should b. Killed hpt the fcbello,.s spirit Bt,st
,fS''od cat nHd rebels must ba Bsaas 70 rst,,Fn
''-'if siieglsnx "a tho United States Gasernv,eus
'1'- 'o'ir-e lies The only safety n the country
''a'T 10 this, lsl arbitrary Hrrests bs 6nde; Il,
s..si-Hy = o7nGsoated lel negroes h. armed le,
t'eh b. applied 10 qysfytbing in the South ths.
1.a tie rebellion. In word, let the aevll
-. - ana all his inps in the internal regions be
'i''yei - AID IN pltting down the rebellion.
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IN ,he pressnt eeaaitisn ef thinga - Tennessee
vulun men casy assera 10 agrcss any man for q
aer Who ss not in fasor u ths ssssl sssy method
q fs~elne the stats rom slavery e stesf verd.
uaion men Who wi.h pea<s, want ths var endsa,
and tho uulen rssssred, ssaai ne Baa fOr efoa Who
Is nee n hvc4 of imsnsiiats emancipation. TIE
time waa when the grsas sssslioa waa, whether :
nssn was ia favor o. the FeaeFnl Government -
Aeasnss sbs rebel ecnfedsfaey Then all men were
ne4 unceaaaiahslly Goa ths uRiea, 'hs4 that h'na
Is - in Tennessee.
The test a. mana unlsnsstn now, 4 bis willing
n~ss IN give ap and discard what faycss tse Fseal.
Ion. Tha, slavery hs hvered and ssfengthsnsA
The rebellion ed lhseugh the war; - vsl - brought
On tho eoaaies no ssas mas caA aeny The Fseel-
lien began with The siaveAolacrs, and Il has bcea
backed and Upheld BY them and their ffisntis The
nea crying cut srasnts The government and the
orders cs military ecsumandcss. arc men whose
slave. have walked on and lea them No man
Joined IN the revolt who Did no. slaves cf was
the tool Of some one who did owh slavUs, Eyery
rebel hammer throws to the breeze s ia the name Of
slavery To stand By slavery b 20 stand ty .he
rebellion. The Niger b The Rebellion and Che re-
bellion l, The Rigger, and 10 put down The enc ve
have 10 ret ria Of the othcF.
Nor viii Il do te talk about The gradual seolish-
ruert of slavery In TeRressee. Gradual emsncipa-
tien means the gradual putting down Of the rebel
lion. Our wise mea who are for the eonstItuticn,
and peace and the rights Of the States for sub
DUNG the rebellion, and yes leave is root Is eaune,
and Adopt an oraihsnce tias win r3a the State Of
slavery in ten or thirty yean Tais h the most
IA Al, u
side Of patient prsscribingA rUHasdy - b admin
isterc4 10 tsh or thirty years The people Of Ten
neszee hare had slavery ard Il brought tAeni rebel
lion and var They win not now Try gradual
onsncipstien, that Il tnay bring them disspPoint
ment and worse trOubes, 10 crafty Ihs desires Of
these whe brpughi on the rebellion, n
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Knoxville, Tennessee, Jan. u, 1855.
Personal.

,..,,,l,,-ir,- r,n,,;t,,,os,sl saasss.
-. e-...-~sg,,. h.lr l,,,nn hall reAel half
-. ana h.lf .I,ivs.or men. of Vas, Tennessee
$50; :, ,ho .sysr;ty ,,f n. ,r,ieles writ,ea by
-, = ,,,. ,,.,,.- ana s.erile ta their Saay.
=, a., ,,,,.,,- - man, - che r,leI, who have
-. 1.s,.,,,a5 ,z,,b blooar h,na. 10 hospitable
-, -, So, ,.,,-,,.,;,y of tAis erd of
=. s.. IT :. A,,,. ,.,o, ,ss,r,u,eptsl hv CIR
-. - ,s,,,-,.,, j., h,;ng;nv % violent death
- -. q "a 'f,--.Ls- IA hall IA.
-, q, I,,;., s.,,,il;,. n E.s, TEN.
- r,.f -, ,,,,,,.,,,x- ,h.,, n.
.s...-, er,,, ~. ,.s, .,a A, more ~ ,bs
-, = v,or,,
w.. -, -.fs.ss tia, ,ts rss,e ao,e.,ss ~
-, r.,,;I,ss L. 1..e- a.s,-,,sg a., ,b,,.sDss
u, ,rs-, c,rss, l,ls :, t,.,. h.r. ha.p r.,ror8
-, ,-+, 49, .,,t ,,,,.r st.-,.,s,,, - tl..ss yeyy
-,,- ~, 49, bsi,- So, down. ,h.i thoassnas Of
-.. ks-t r,s, k.vn besr in,r-is,-ed bupr ana
.s =, Ma, ~, s,.. s,s -,--,s NJ he r,r,,DtsIns
--srtiy diseases that have carried them 70 their
-, 49,, vi,,,,,. ~. her. ara new fp rsgs. with
b. ,,- l;,,lc far,n hare-f,s,e5. Begging bread
-. . ,,,. h.,, ,.,--, an, b-,,hs,n3 -sl.iJic,
,4., ~ .,,..s .,s;,,;cr. ana ,.n
tl'-',-- '''. ~. '.e
-, - a
-,
=.
s.,.,ss',,-
-. -,
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W ~ az -
10y -- '''e" 10 .eI
are "4'' --'ss" "'-a 'Aao'Dt1 |h''h 'Aiiiiiies ioi
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Up the Ceuntn.

The rebels may desire 10 Know whera General
6illems command Is, and what its strength is.-
This = asking for hsws that i contrabasa bat Se
VIII sivs u ss vuatsrs. The GeneraII Is .onnewhere
between Aers sEa sanrsO, aud BIS froe Is noe less
than aaeea hlndFea. II tAs Fesels under YaagAa.
Rrcskinrdge Daks OF 6ny eody elsa wish 70
see whsthsf they aghs nss lsl them Set sflsg
theaa. somsbosly u 10 be hurt soon, east q asrs
sr nsasto run Al rapid rate wAe ~ir il be
wksrs Win q BE- and ahsns We shall An4ioasly
sxaii tAs answers 10 thezs eaestiOas.
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PasItlfe Ven.

No iiks eesstirs msa, whose position l. well De-
sasA and who i esther .fw o. sgaiast Ne B'ill-
dam We ike man who pals hipaslf apsn The
teeonh sad e wiling h Al time 70 eelss % stand
or fsn By hls princlpls., spcA men aleua ere Of
service 70 shs Goyssnusas b thls great eoAais ff
our natiosai sslslsAss Tsmesssslng usa, twS
faesd nssn, ana ssiuamsss xhssan prove thelnaelsa
loyal se tesh parties and whe afa snpsiaily aosP.
tsble 10 pesRIs and FsbsI symratAsserA sre ae -.
eosni, and ought la b leaked upon vitA disgrs by
ali eyal sasn In III ~ sslaaiOas q Ne, se q
pssislss assa, xhss psdsisa i Aot Vusstlsaabla
sauehlag any euniast
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Important order.
HEABaB AENIEs ov TIE USiTKB STATEs
In THE FIELD. Va. Nov Il. lisa.

HEADqRs AENIES 90 TIE USiTEFy SFATTS
In THE FIELD Va Nov II. Isd4
The following orders are Te-pubIishcd for
the information aud guidance ct all con
eerned:
Hereafter desertcrs ffum thcC Confederate
army, who deliver themselves up To- the
United States forces. viii on takingan m oath
that they viii not again take up arms du.
ring The present rebellion. be furnished sab
siStenee and free transportation % their
homes. If the same are within Federal oc-
cupation.
Ii their homes are not within such lines.
they will DC furnished subsistence. and free
transportation TO any point in the North
cFn States.
All deserters who take the oath OF ale
glance, will, If they desire Il. be giveRcn-
ployment in the Qaartermastcr's and<oth-
er Departments Of the Army. and the same
remuneration paid them as Is given 10 civ
ilian employees for similar seryice.
Forced military duty, or service eudang-
ering them 70 capture by the Confederate
forces viii not be exacted from such as give
themselves up to the United States military
authorities
Deserters who bring horses or mules into
our lines viii, on delivering thesame % the
Quartermasters Department receive in
money the highest prices saeh horses and
mules are worth.
BY command of Lieut. GeB Grant
L 5. BowERs,
Assistant AdjutaHt General.
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Union Hen as EndOrsers.

We have cIAss of Uhion Insn In East Tsnnes-
sse whose own loyalty isunaosbted, and these come
10 prominent loyalists here for endopement that
thsy may tarn round and endorse foF cshsfs Of
doubtful loyalty, and even cat and out ssbsis whe
have either beeB In the rebel army, or have other
wise given Gid sad eamhTt tQthe rebellion. In ths
way rebels traitors, and noted scoandrsis have bad
fraudulent cIaims paid, and have obtained permits
10 purchase goods The idea prevails that this
class Of Union get eaasidsraees fOF their ser
vices Certain Il is. that men who are unpstFiosio
enough 70 Aet in this way mean enough asteal.
Nor It straage that such men are iosing al the
eharscter and influence they have, With the military
authorities They seem 70 think t is legitimate for
any ons, by any ssd eli sorR % means, to sNiudie
the Government. There are othss who DO thess
deeds Of treason end Peffdy with viev 70 make
thsmssiyes friends feF future purposes. Shame on
neh uRion men
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So D,rs8use ooumoaIy called Dry Fas, has
been released from Johnsoa's Island, sflst an ap-
premiership oe fourteen mOnsA., Sa blockade rus
ming and acting the rascal geaefaly and hastHrnea
up il NsH York, and sxpeess p s.srtto kslslnorsa
coon. This prclsnsp of geiBg 70 Matamorss 4 y
throw ts al az ef our guard, while The FeEa turns
up elsevbsral
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Captare af lleneraI Prfar.

: kxrHFis Gen. Rsssr A. Pryor b IN liTi,os At
WssAsngtn. lasing heua oapsasea b s,sf psskssa
ea - PelsmaE Il an stssaaps - sfehAaxs papars.
He zeens . have been desiFuas - hs eaugat--
sAhsAa sbt q tks shs--sna wanted souzsshlns 70
.ef us aAsoeassd sAs bsingiaE ca q tAs was, aaa
Ne aslaak On sunam,
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Near Nashville, Tenn. Dec. i6, 1864.
wA,uIxqToS, Dec. l6, lse4 1850 A.

WAsuiSGToS, Dee. l6 1864, ll:3O A. ",
- MAJOR. GeseTGf TAoSBas;
Please Except for yoarself officers and men, the
natlohs fAsnks for your good work OF yesterday and
to-day You made q magnificent beginning. a
grand consummation Is within your reach. Do not
Jet il slip.
[6igned.1 A. LISeOLE.
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Mal. Gen. ThOmas.

The following is ths order Of eongrntulation Gen.
Thomas issued 10 his troops and The documents fol-
lowing pay but juss tribute to iis inertia:
Hpo'Rs DEPT OF Tux CuARRRLAgp.
Near Nashville, Tenn, Dec. i6 1854.
The Major Gt val Commanding. With pride and
pleasure publishes the following dispatches 70 the
army and adds thereto his own thanks 10 the trooss
for the unsurpassing gallantry and good conduct
displayed BY them IN the battles Of yesterday and
to-day. A few more examples Of devotion and
courage Ike these, and the rebel army Of the West,
which you have been fighting for three years, viii
BE- no more, and you may reasonably expect an
early and honorahie peace
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NAsnvIILE Dec. Is, /

NAkHFILLEI Iol, Iel IeuH
Uitisens cf Franklin represent Hoods army COM
pietely demof1lized Ia addition 10 the captures
ysstiAy, have the honor 10 report The eapturs OF
Gen Raekef sna shout $50 prisoners ef the snemy
cavalry In The SIGHT that occurred about o'elock
lnss night betwecn General Rneker and Gen. Hatch
and ear cavalry. The enemy has boea pressed 10
day both Ia fsout sad on both aaRks.
Brig, Gen, Jcbnson succeeded 10 striking hiua IN
she sank Just beyond Frsnkiin, capturing quito =
auuIber of pflHuaers number nsl yet reported. Ny
cavalry b pressing him slowly, and | am in hopes
of getting Inaay nsse prisoners to-morr9w.
Gro. II, fE0AAs, MAJ. Gen.
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wAsuIsoTos, Dec rs, iss4, II Midnight.

AhhiheIeH, Oee IA ieo4l ~ AtuhlSht.
Massr General TAsnas:
rejoice In tendering 70 ycu and The gallant ON.
eefs and soldiers Of your command The thanks Of
shia department for the brilliant achievements Of
tts dsy, and hope Il il the harbingeF Of dscislTe
victory, that win erown yea and yeuF army with
hozor apd do much toward closing the war. We
shaii give you \ hundred guns In the morning.
tsgned1 Z, NJ. srASTox,
Secretary Of War.
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WAsHISeTos, Dee, Is, lI:45 H., ls64
sEsjor Gs#eyai Fk@aas
Your dispstches Of this morning is Just received.
congratulate yea and The army undsr your con-
mand for to-days operations, and fesl c0nvictioa
that morrow viii add more fruits 10 your victory.
Tsigned1 u, 8. GRANT, Lieut. Gen.
By command Of Nal. Gen. THeNEs.
TklEnedl ID WHIPfLR
Assistant Adlutaht GenrgEl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Point on Which all Physicians
Agree, ~.

Out Of ten Thousand reEuEaF physicians you
esaBet and one who win not say that ssiznsEazts
and invigoraAts are absolutely Necessary In medi-
cal practice And jet in bygons yssrs hunsus
pEaesitiansrs have hssitassd 20 administer them,
teoauss the D -adish 1rgsauify or wrstch-s who
naks nnsrchandiss d human inhrmitiss had 50
po4lnfss and dstefIorated item that fhs rsnedy
wss deemed IS dangerous a. the disease. This
perplsxity Ia happily deus away with. Physi-
clans know, tee9uss ths arst snsIyfical chemists
Of tina age hsxs demenErAisd he fact. that HOS
TETTEg's oELfBRATED STOMACH BIITERs
are Absolutely ana shs.rsly krss iron all psrni-
eioun sIemsnts. Hence thsy have tsen introduced
into shs United STATS array, sBd are accepted,
wheFe On the test mou1 Of the wise, the inislli-
gsnt and the phiisnthrop'e is rated 81 It's Just
valas. The best protective sgAiBst and cure for
all diseases NJ sing from inpurity - tina air or
other unhealthy climate iEnssaoes, thst hsssVsr
been tested BY experience. In cssss Of Dyspepsia
or Liver Complaint we state without qualinea-
tion or reservation, that the BittoTs nearly
infAllibIs IS anything prepared By human skill
can be.