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The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24
Gov. AlKrS.-The Richmond Wig, Of
the 10th inst, says:

N'oV' h1N EN'-1"e i1'c"rl0'u u n.y. OF
the 10th inst, says:
The President has ordered that no
military guard shall Longer observe :he
movements Of Governor Aiken. The latter
haS been kindly received by the President,
and It is understood that there is no JUS.
>aase for his arrest by the military com
.aandant at Charleston
'5ov. Aiken was closetel on V cinesf:
LAY with President Johnson. He had
org interview with Secretary Stanton in
ne evening, has the freedom of the city,
md enjoys the society of members of his
;Aniiy who came on with him; from all Of
~nic! it IS argued that he is here in aid Of
.ue Government, rather than to receive its
discipline"
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For Charleston.
N-M 2

or-wy PERSONS deSiroua o! visit :
-. ~: =. .. Charleston. can have az cpp,':.
'nhi'y oi doing SO. 10y applying ,n1u
'Iatcly to M,.Srs ZEAIY. SCOTT IL
BRUINS, or %M. McALlSTER.
may o.t
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FLOUR AMD BACON.

I l!AVl. a small quantity Of FLOUR a"'l
Z BACON. which | wish 70 sell tcr Gas!
Inquire NJ Mr. T,tOl 5, on Camden stree.
may ~ r. n. STONES
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EsCTY CHANGE BILLS We are Just now
suffering great Inconvenience from the lack
OF small notes. The issues Of the city are
intended to supply this want, and it is the
interest Of all parties to sustain their
credit. There need be no missivings as to
the Ultimate redemption Of these issues, as
we learn .hat the finances of the city are
IN healthy and promising con dition. Let
&c c2s refuse to receive them.
.4uc':ria GArouicI.
The Columbia daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

We are indebted to the attentions of Mr.
Trumto for a cory. of the New York He-
raid, oc the 9Th, f.or, which extracts will
be fou:d il: this day 5 paper.
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ooIUNNBEA.
"Wednesday Morning. May "a, 1865.

Gen. But Ter is undergoing trial in New
York, nt the suit of Samuel Smith, for
alleged pecu'ation of his property in New
Orleans.
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: SURRENDER OF GEx. TAyIon&The fol-
loving official despatch, from Ger. Candy
to Gen. Wision, has been received in Ma
con:
To -lE"j. Gen. j. II Wilson, Nougomsvu:
Lieut. Cen. Taylor has this day srrren-
dercd 20 me, with the forces under hi,
command, Oh substantially the same terms
as those accepted by Gen. Lee. AS the
surrender of Gen. Johnston to Gen. Sher.
man includes all the troops East Of the
Chattnhoochee River, the surrender Of
Ger; Taylor includes all the troops West
OF that river
(Signed,) Z. r. S. CANDY.
Major General.
Official: l.. 3. BEAUMONT Major and =.
A. g.
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For Sale,

t1z1,1i> ONE FIKSTELASS ARE, six
LX-n. years old. Can hc seen ON corner
OF Gates and Lady streets, between the
hours Of 9 and o'clock.
may u j. r. PHILLIPS.
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20 Wrapping Paper. 40
ALD NEWSPAPERS; toy sale at tina
~ of;"e Price 20 sna {" c,ats 100.
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T HAVE this day received information
1 of an order issued by Major General
@ A. Gilmore, l deem it proper. with
out delay, to present to you for yonr in.
formation, such lortions thereof .as affect
me aud concern you; because they create
for you a conflict with the forces of the
United States, which can only be avoided
by my torbearance to exercise the func
tlons CT the Executive Department of the
State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-12-09
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Sewing Machines.

TNDGERTON & RICHARDS HAVE RESUMED THE
IL Agency of the improved WHEELER & WILSON'S
HIGHEST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. and arc
now prepared to fill orders as heretofore at the Manu-
facturers prices
The well. known and acknowledged superiority OF
these Machines over all others for manufacturing and
household purposes nsures to those in want OF such
article Of household economy that in obtaining one OF
these they will secure Machine adapted to ell kinds
Of family sewing, and to the Of seamstresses dress-
Makers tailors manufacturers Of Shirts collars sirs
cloaks mantas clothing, hats caps oorsets ladies'
boots and shoes, linen goods umbrellas parasols, Go
They work equally well upon silk, linen, wooden, and
cotton goods with silk cotton, or linen thread They
will seam, quilt, gather, hem, fell, cord, braid, bind
and perform any species Of sewing making beautiful
and perfect STITCH alike both sides Of the article
sewed EDGERTON & RICHARDa
November Nos. 80 and "a Broad street.
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SYM PTOM S .

The symptoms of Catarrh are at first very
eight Persons, find they hsve cold, that
they have frequent attacks. and are more SEN
sitive to the changes OF temperature In TINS
condition the nose may o- Try, or slght dls-
charge, thin and acrl Afterwards tIhcA anu
adhesive, may ensue "a er s-se --se
As the disease Dee, gzneS chronic, the dis
charges are lncreasrd IN tIuantity and changed
in quality; they are uow thick and heavy, and
are hayksd or cong heti of. The secretions
are offensive, causlnDgt lad breath; the voice
thick and nasal. the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lesSened u destroyed; deafness
frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom OF
Catarrh is, that the person is obliged to clear
his throat in the morning OF thick or SHINY
mucous which has tali-ll from the head dur
ing the night When his tales place, the
person NAV BE- sure thu ais disease IS on its
way to the lungs, ande~l tra lose no time IN
arrestiag it. e-
The above are but few = ne many Catarrh-
al symptoms. Writ 'r-,sI Laboratory for
our pamphlet descr ,pg NY all symptoms;
1t will be sent FREE. 20 my address. Also
directions WHERE TO i'rocure the medicine.
We are daily rec4ivng letters from soldiers
In the armyIagd otHssB4sln. all parts OF the IN
ion, aud also numerous TESTIMONIALS from
those using it, bearing evidence OF us ln1aIn-
BILE merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL. OR
POISONOUS INGREDIENTS, butts prepar-
ed from yegsts.ol4ex EXCLUSIVELY;
therefore it stss PER TECTLY HARMLESS,
even to the most tender and delicate child.
CALL for 5EELYE'S CAT&RRH RENE
DY, and talse no other. # not sold by drug
gists in your. vicinity. yon can enclose the
money in a ietjer 70 us, and we WI send the
medicine by Express. Price SO, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. D, II. SEELYE & Co.,
Freeport IL
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SAD EYEs

Nh fl3 BY GALE sEALr. - 5SG
Within their depths are solemn CLEANS,
And radiance tender as that of a star
But oft II seems, as if in Dreams )'H
The soul from It's prison had wandered afar
They haunt me, haunt me always here.
Those sad, but still loving, and beautiful eve :
Through. rosy mists of morn they ;eer-~ -
Aud quietly watch me from blank, moonles
I've heard a strong man sigh with pain,
g Asrang on his ear, the sweet laugh of child
The echo of blthesome strain.
That one thrilled his heart with an ecstacv
wild.
I've heard, in dreams, the filful breeze.
sigh weirediygoe r harps upon lone ocean isles
And IN dea pale realms of poler seas,
The thunderous boom of cleft piunaced piles
Have seen the stormy-petral wing
( Its Hight over mountainous, foam crested
waves,
And from the mystic hollows, bring
Strange food to its young, in the billow> girt
caves. a-i es
Bat even fancy, aught ne'er limned,
More sombre,1 to ms, than those pitiful ever
Lake highland farms, with shadows dimned
or oraters' whence tiuid>hres no longer rise
What cruel woe, TO qucnch the light.
In eyes that erst laughingly CHI ailenged ole
Aye, once their beams shone glad. and bright
As skies in the land Of the olive and lime.
And oh! that woman, fate, how blest, r.a ot
How rare with soft mini try, tenderness, trutl
On whom those angel eyes shall rest,
And kindle anew to the ferver OF youth
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TO BE CONTINUED
Look out for De- SANITY,

Some years ago, during the latter part O
the month of August, the most prominent
name before the public was de -Sauty.
Who De Sauty was, what he was like
where he came from, or whittier he went
no one knew at the time, nor has been able
to discover since. We use pr0noun she'
in speaking of the owner of the name, bu,
might with as much propriety use she
or lit" for all that was known in relation
to the gender Of the mysterious one. There
were some, and those men of deep learning
in occult matters, who insisted on the alleg-
ed individual being myth, and that ''De
Sauty'' was merely an arbitrary sign used
by the telegraph operators instead of $780,
to designate the end of a dispatch, or like
the algcbraical sign q, to represent an 'un-
known quantity" the latter theory being
clrcumstantially if not ptIiiosophicalIy cor
ect, TO + de Sauty'' was Enthusiastically an
unknown quantity" Even the name was
the subject of dispute, for whilst one day it
appeared as De Sauty, it would frequently
be given on the next as De Sauty.
All that is known of the Individual sup
posed to be connected with tie name, was
that his presumed existence was first man
ltest about the time of the landing of the
Atlantic cable Oh the newfoundland coast.
and that when the cable fell into dangerous
illness he sent out daily bulletins from
Bulls Bay of the state of the patient. until
all was over, when De Sauty also disappear
ed, no one knew where. 80!
The theory put forth by o. w. Holmes
was that De Sauty was product of the
electric current, drawing nourishment from
it, and depending OIL it for existence. AS
long as the cable was of electrical life lis
creation was blooming and vigorous, but.
when the current 'lackened d. Ooped the mystic
Faded, faded, faded. as the stream g,ev ve.kar-
wasted to shadow with hartshofn odors. = -.
OF disInegraiion. ~ ID
Drops OF de hqu'scence Clustered on his forehead
White 60 around his feet tue dust Of finrescsn1~
f'H one MONDAY morning when the flow suspended
There DE s. uty
Born o. stream gaiVanic, with it he had psrshed
There is no De Sauty now, there is no Gu rptt =
Gave us a lew cable, thsn again wen hea- him
z Cry 'A1 right DssAUTY ~
Holmes was right. q Another cable was
produced, and tehold-De Saotv Az /
mysterious as ever, and with tile old Tn
certainty as TO his correct name. for whilst
one account stys, Mr. De Saaty is IN CHARGE
of the electrical condition of the cable for |
the makers y another says it is nMr. De |
oauty." Where he has been during fine
past seven years is as much mystery to
the pubiIc as what becomes of flies in win.
ter 1t IS enough that he is again on earth.
after his long hbernation ready to proclaim
as OF DID, "All right De Sauty."
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How You can Get a Prize.

send 1~enty Fire Cents to us, and soon as We
receive ", We wili mal you CeTtiRcUte showiup
What you are entitled 10. If tie article or artices
please you, send bsc the Certificate and one IIoL
EfT and We WAL forws rd ynu the article. no matt.t
how COS il may be. If the article is not what vn,;
wish, stare when you send The Certificate and dollar
what osneF article OF the vAue v Il treler and
We vi sendt II you want more Than OF cert,f ate
sehd US 81 and We viii seod you =; for So eleven
Tor 30 thirty for $40. Sky; FOE $l5 one HUNDRED -
- agents are wanted in the army ard ir every place
we ave an immense stock OF goods % dispose Of
a. ced large number OF agents Our TENS tc
agei are very liberal ard some, eve-' ocy lady
agents arr mating from IS to $50 a day. We give
agt4 - per cent all certificates they SELL pro-
Fided ne remit not less then 81 for eight.
write your name and address distinctly and say
only a0hat as necessary
G1RARD w. DEvAUGH & Co,
ewl rs Maiden Lane N Y,
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In Proba'e--Kenoshn Co.p,v C.-,y,

In the matter Of the estate of John Duffy deceo.oa
IN READING, and filing the petition 81 NJ
- Duffy, executrix Of John duffy deceassd "aiy
ing forth the amount ofpersonal property ina, has
come TO her hands, and the disposition thereos. th
amount Of debts outstanding against said 1ecesssd
and description Of all the cal estate Of which said
died seized, and the condition and yalpe ~
ne respective portions thereof and praying that IT,
csase De TO her granted to sell the whole of sail real
esae; ana IT appearing by said petition that there ia
not estatesin the hands of said ex
to pay SAID debts and it is necessary in
oroes 70 pay the same to sch the whole OF said real
estate: IL Is therefore Ordered that t personsinter-
estea IN said estate appear before the Judgf this
on Friday the first day of Sep teber 1888 at
octock p. M at the Office Of said Judge in the citv
hehosha then and there 70 show cause f any there
u oe, ~iy Hcense should not be grained to said ex-
ecutrix to sell said real according 10 the orave- Of
said petition. .,W aos154 / - -. fy'- Vi
And Il is further ordered that notice be given
70 the heirs OF said deceased 10 all persons
ssed IN said estate by publishing copy ofths order
IA amett kenqs1as TeegFaph,'' newspaper published
10 said city for six successive weeks prior to the
| time OF such hearing o3 ErifatR .GHu - u 49,
Datea July 18th. 1865. bu I. W. WEBSTER,
L N"' t.H' County
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Vineyard, PasSaic, New Jersey,
PURE AND FOUR YEARS OLD.
FOR THE COMMUNION TABLE
For Family Use. and Medical Purposes.

This is article Wine, from the Pure Port Grape
JUICE, iermented, without the addition of spirits or
any liquors whatever Has full body, rich favor
and slightly stimulating. None is disposed of unit
four ye old. . n
The beneficial effect derived from its use is as
tonisf lug thousands, and cannot be realized from
OTHER WINE, nor from the thou sands of Patent
Btiers no crowding the market =, ~
All she try it express their su rprse that so dels
C.ous Wine is cdCeG in this country and that il
is so far different from what they had expected
some who have calledit humbug and trash be fore
using or knowing it was the pure grape juice, but
thinking 1t was berry wine, have found out their
mistake, and lay their lives in the use Of this
Wine. -. =. -
Nece4ent Tor Females and Weak1y Persons and
LIe COH6I7apVS0e. i aL..l t'- .tt'
great Remedy for Kidney Affections, Rheuma-
tism aud Bladder Difficulties
Try II once, and you aoiU not be deceiced.
ES Be sure the signature of ALFRED SPEER is over
the cork OF each bottle, Sold by edi r5 asm5s -
II. RIO BHNSON md WHEELER d.
CLARK, Kenosbn, .-f
Druggists and all first class dealers, who also sell
the CASTILLO PORT BRANDY, d choice old arti.
ce imported only By Mr. speer direct the vaults
Of0porto. -, >"
Trade supplied in Chicago by LORD SMITH,
and by A. SPEER, at his vineyard. New Jersey. Is :
PctnctpsI O1iee 3OS, Broadway, N. Y. -
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In Probate Keno.ha Oouusy ComrI,

In the matter Of the estate Of Lewis Dedemer deceased
- 70 tchom mar Concern: lI 1-ssF'' NY
EITEhS Testamentary the last will and testament
OF Lewis Dedemer deceased having &c issued 10
n Dedemer the Gath day of June, 1865, and six
mo rom aud after said day being allowed limited
creators TO present their claims for examination and
Notice hereby given that the will
Friday the 2ls day July 1865 1T the Probate once
10 city Oh Aenosha examine adjust claims
and demands OF all Persons against said estate
Kenosha, June a. 1865. e4wI County JndSs
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From .ReDFJ. Neaston Bro,cn, d. D., Editor

From .ReU, J. Neteton Broaca, D. d., Editor
| the Encyclopedia of Religious Knocledge.
Although not disposed to favor recommend Paten
Medicines in through disrust of their ngredf
ents and efe CTS T. a. xscg sufficient why
may not testny the benefits he believes him
self to have received from any simple preparation, in
the hope that he may thus contribute to the benefit O.
others. .--..r
1 do this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bitters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jack of this
city, because preudiced against them for many
years. under the impression that they were chiefly
alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my friend, Robert
shoemaker ESQ., for the removal of this prejudice by
proper tests for encouragement to try them when
suffering from great and olg continued debility. The
of three bottles of these Bters at the beginning Of
tie present was followed by evident relief and
storaton to degree of boliiy and mentalvigor which
ha not felt for six months before and had almost de-
spared of regainihg. therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use of them.
PHILAD'A, JUNE 23, 1851 J. NEWTON BROWN.
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SWANS Bourbon Esitters

Headache. C0tt,0eneSs, and kindred diseases,
srtsing from sordered condition o { the Stofn.
ach, Liver or Bowels. Let e0eIY one tlu these
agreeable Bitters; once tried and used, they win
recommend them with coEhdencest all others ;
who are in need of a wholesome, agreeable and
efectuai tonic. The rapidly increasing demand
i for these Bitters has induced me TO give them
publicity, so that thousands who have not used.
them, may try them and be Convinced or their
efficacy .-- -----
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A FORTUNE!
EmnInpmpnt for Euaruh0dui

Great Sale cf JeaOetry, Watches; Chains; Di0
nond Rings; >atUer n are; German & French
Famcy Goods; &c; wO,M Ooer $SOO,OOe
q ali 10 be sold Without reSerUe. EVeryone
81. TO hare Something Valuable at
List of the a rticleS ,-s
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wairs Bourbon Bitters

fy' They are made of ngred enls we'll known
AID approved by the anedacdI profession AS hav
ing powerful tonic properties. Doth powerful
aud peasant, with suicIenL 81, e7sth esin0 D5of.
critics to correct the billion, arrangement OF the
system, and act Ikea charm when token accord
ing to directions, as remedy Tor the Following
diseases Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Jdnndice,
Liuer ADectiO1es, Loss Of 'Appetite, LoaoneSs Of
.2y1irifR = -
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REMARKS.

of the Factory gained under the management of Mr.
Cation. the former proprietor We will none
but pure wool. servceabe goods; do just as sgiet
with all persons and under any cir
refuse 60 recti!y any errors that may be made in
business, and tend to make It for the interest the
farmers TO patronize US. fffsTtc se#a...s
Burlington, Wis, April, 1865. ST..
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swain's Bourbon Bitters

saS7 Ladies', whoyhaye tried and found most 9TH
er ''StomGcb Bitels" too bitter, uapd[dtabEe
q aS,0too Af0ky edicdted for their delicate taste
please. gIVe these a trial, and you will not. be !
Withou them, They give tone to the stomach,
and STIR myth TO the Whole system.
w If your druggist or radesman has not got
these BtLte,S, have him send or them '
., R9 Remember the name and take no other
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-07-27

For manufacturing cashmere fulled cloth, 65 to
20 cts per yard; white flannel yard wide, 81 lie
mixed ard common colors, 45 cts; madder, red
scarlet plaids, so cts. We give, shares, one.
harf the CASHMERE fuled cloth. coored plaid fan
mel, three ths OF the white flannel that the WOO
will make. One pound of washed wool in the fleece
will make three-fourths OF yard of cashmere oil
iued cloth, or one yard OF yard-wide flannel. Dis
count one third on unwaehed WOOL
For cardlug rolls, 10 per ID; for oilinp, pei
ID for cleansing wool, cts for the weight before
it is ceansed For fulling, securing and pressing
home-mAd CLOTH, 80 cts, with shearing 25 cts ant
with gigging mapping 80 cts. For faishng com
plete and coloring, 50 40 per yard For scour
irg, coorng in common coiors, and dressing flannel
25 cts the same in madder or ak, IS cts. Fol
carding and spinning IS cts per ib. a#tll
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4m4S Laws TON 81 PERKINS.
RAlnY 8 CO.. KENosnA. :

have constantly hand Cloths and Flannels Of OF
manufacture and will receive aud forward all Woo
for manufacture into Cloths Rolls. ltif- L.. P.
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From Rev. J. H. Turner Pastor of Hedding NJ. E. Ch,,
Philadelphia. ssst#5 G#4s takE&hz -
DR., Jackson Dear Sir :Having used your Ger
man Blters in my family freq Iehtiy, prep5 red
10 say that 1t has been of great service believe THAI
10 most cases OF general debility OF the system it is
he safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
J. I'll. TURNER,
S-s No. 726 N. Nineteenth street
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I'm Probate-Kenosha Csun,v o.,

I'm Probnte-KenOsha County Cour,
In 'ne matter OF the estate of Margaret Bingep
n prr,, IS Al tohom il may Concern: us'eSse"-
H % Eho OF administration having been issued IN Tot
sngen Of the city OF Kenosha on the Eth dav oS %
ma ana six months from after that day being NJ
Tor creditors to present their claims for
ana aowanee Notice hereby given that the
Probate 6es IN On me l4th day of August 1865 at the
estate. Va "i persons against said
Kenosha, July 18th, 1865 = VIZ ,,,,n
4w7 l. W. WEBSTER,
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PACKING g. DIRECTIONS

Put the wool inistrong sacking, not in old cotto
sheets, If you wish il to reach us. Be sure aud pu
your rectons on the inside OF the sack, with your
name and place to send the cloth. Write by mail
and here will be trouble in receiving your good;
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From the Rev. Jos. H. xennard, Pastor of the lot,


Baptist Church.. s.. ...s t.-.. s,,,a,s 4
DR.. Jackson Dear Sir Il have been frequently
requested to connect myname With commentators
of different kinds OF medicines, but, regarding *he
practice out Of my appropriate sphere, have in
all cases declined bat with clear proof in various
Instances, and particularly IN my family, of the
ulines of DR.. Hoo6and's German Bitters, depart
from my usual course to Express my full convic.
lion that TOR general debity 0fe system, eS-
oeciaAy for Li0er Complaint, 10 is q safe and 0aI-
u0bte preparation. Iii some cases it may fail; but
usually doubt not it viii be very beneficial TO those
who suffer from the above cause.
51 Yours very respectfully ,F.13u1sI
j. II. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates St., Philadelphia /
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Ch
Germantown' PENN saa-TaGa 3si la HIa s5H
DR.. G. M. Jackson Dear Sir Personal experts
ence enables to say that regard the German Bit
tiers prepar ed oy you as most excellent medicine In
cases of severe cold general debility have been
g. eaty benefited by the use of the Biters and doubt
not they will produce similar effects others.
Yours truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
-.1f t- Germantown, Pa.
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From the Rev. J. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor of the
Columbus IN. J.l and Milestown PA Baptist Chs.
sD% 0AEEEEEA4s Az New Rochelle, n. Y.
sDr. C.M Jackson Dear Sir 81 ieel it pleasur,
hus Of my own accord TO bear testimonyto the ex
elIence of the German Btters. Some years since
oeng much afiiict with dyspepsia used them witt
very beneficial results have often recc mmet der
them persons eneeoled by that tormenting disease
and have heard from them the aLtering testimo
mails to their great value In of general de
oIliy believe it to be tonic that cannot be SUI,
passed. seaz~r@ - ETe j. N, Lyons