The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1865-02-28
A VINO SAYS so:

lpWi ~ ny 10y hfoh' hsHH o. iHs
baptist Church, femberton, n. y, formerly o.
ne Nofih haplist church, Philadelphia h.
:
have known Hootand's Germah Bitiers fa-
yofably fer a number q years. ! have used
hem N my own ianliiY, and have been 50
pleased with thei- effects tfat ! was induced
e recommend them g many others, and know
taat they have operated ~ o strkiDglN bet4cf.
cial manner. ] take great pleasure in thus
publicly pr1claiming this Fact, and calling the
attention Of those aihistcd With tas diseasesfor
which they are recommended 70 these bitters,
Snowlng ron experiences that ms recommcn.
dation WI DC sustained. / DO this more cheer
luily as lioo3and's Bittcrs is Intended to bene-
NJ The afflicted, and IS mot 2 rum drink
Ia ioufs truly, LEVI q. ECk
From Key y. Newton Brown, y. d., Editor Of
me Encyelopedia Of Religious knowledge, and
christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed 70 favor or recon =
mend Patent Medicines ingeneral, through dis.
trust OF their ingredients and effects, ! vet
know OF no sufficient reasons why a man NAV
not testify TO the benefits he believes himselfto
have received from any simple preparation, n
the hope that be may thus contribute to the
benefit OF others.
% this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Biiters, prepared by Dir. g. NJ.
Jackson, Of this city, hecGuseI was preiudiced
against them for many years, under The i'm.
preston that they we're chiefly IN alcoholic
miztNr5 Lana indebted u my friend, Robert
Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal orthis preiu.
dice BY proper tests, and for Encouragement to
try tacm when a~aferiUg from great and long
Continued debility. The ase OF three bottles
Of tLese bitters atthe beginning Ct THE present
year, w2s followed by evident relief and restor-
alton to a degree Of bodily and mental yipor
WHICH ! hed not felt ior eixFlenths before, and
had alAost despaired ofrcsaiDing. Therefore
THANK God anlmy fieni for directing ne to
the use citizen, J. MENTION BROWN, Phil.
Frora tie I2T. Jos II. kcnnard, Pastor of the
l0tl baptist Church.
Dr.. Jackson Dear Sir ~ have been fire.
qlentiy requested to connect my name with
Communications Of different kinds Of medicines
but regarding the practice as out 0 my appro-
pirate sphere, have IN ell cases declined; but
with . cioafprtofin various instances and par
tcnl2fiY in my family, OF the usefulness ofDr.
hollands German Filters. | depart for once
from my usual course, 70 express my full con-
yiction that fJr geaetdld del iig ofhs system and
es9ecic2y for Lfrer Geaplaio{ u.s. safe and
fa.t56e P'c9aratt0i. IN some cases II may
iail; bnt usually, doubt not, Il will be very
beneficial 10 Ni0-c who suffer from the above
cause. Dours, very respectfully.
>. IL. hENNAKD.
Eighth below Coates Street, Philadelphia.
From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor OF Bap-
list Church, Germantown, Penn.
Dr. U. NJ. Jackson i--Dear sir:-Personal
experience enables inc = say that regard the
oerHlen bitters prepared by you ms a most ex-
]cellent medicine. IN cases Of severe cold and
general debility | have been greatly benefited
BY the use OF the Bitters, and doubt not the,
VIII produce similar effects on others.
Tours truly WARREN RANDOLPH.
- Germantown Pa.
from Rev. j. H.. Turner, Pastor iiedding NJ.
y. Church. Philada,
DR., Jackson:-Dear Sir:-Having used your
German Bitter in my family frequently | am
prepared 10 say that Il has been Of great SER
vice. ! believe tiat ia most casee of general
debility Of the system It is the safes tand most
valuable remedy ofwhich | have any knowl
edge. Yours, respectfully,
j. II. TURNER
No. 728 n. Nineteenth Street.
From the Rev. j. II. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF
the Columbus On. - and MIlestown tPa.)
Baptist Churches.
New Rochelle, N. y.
DR.. G. NJ jackson dear Sir:-I feeI II A
pleasure thus, 0f my own accord. ID bear testi
mony tothe excellence Of the Germnn Bitters.
Some years since being much afflicted with
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