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srnEAprHe. Tho Revival businesB-.
which, In our vanity, we conceive this
newspaper hath done much to help along.
| Is certainly spreading; extending itself In
nll directions. We are informed by citi-
zens Of Goose Hollow, in tho lower OK.
| tremity of that suburb Of tho city, that
several new churches have opened within
the last week, ind although q lively bust
| ness ii done in them every night, there is
still no diminntion Of interest. There are
several Little Bethols' III that locality,
which bid fair TO rival the very biggest
Bethel Of tlleu, al up town. In Catfish
the good work IL also progressing. Our
| oolored fellow citizens, In the same ratio
that they are indifferent to their material
| interests, TO the cares Of the flesh and tho
devil, are warming up in spiritual sonse
and looking after tho eternal and ever
| lasting interests Of their souls. There is
only one thing threatening interference
with the good work, and we regret TO
mention IL Ms much as tho eminent divines,
who generally close their exhortationB TO
sinners by passing the hat. IL IL the mat
ter Of money, the subject Of funds to sup
port the bodies Of missionaries, whilst Ia
boring In their souls to save sinners. We
sincerely hope tho Revival will not fag
and break down on account Of fractional
currency and grseubacks. Yet 1t Ia threat
ened. On Wednesday night last our the
illogical editor put his nose through n bro
ken pane IN the basement Of the Methodist
Church and listened TO the close Of dis
course on missionaries. The appeal was n
worry touching one, and rs eloquent, as oil
subjects are, when they touch MS person.
ally. The speaker said no was long way
from home-shad come ut very great
sacrifice Of bis own time and money, TO
lend his humble abilities to the good work
Of the Royival--he wanted TO leave in the
morning, and that might be the last timo
he would ever address them. "Tbink Of
it. The very last time 70 He was nearly
If not quite out of funds and depended on
the generosity of tho brethren to assist
him on his way rejoicing. The Stewards
were called on to pass the hat, and just be-
fore closing with tho doxology Brother
Peter Clark counted the proceeds, amounts
ing to one dollar and fifteen cents, frac-
tionnl. The speaker deposited tho tone
ffteeu'' in his loft vest pocket, and pitched
the doxology so high that the sisters in
front could scarce reach it. He did not
complain Of the sum raised, but II the L.
borer is worthy of his hire, what kind Of
compensation is this for two solid hours in
the felds of eternal life We appeal TO
the reasonable only. Shall the good work
cease Shall tho Revival come TO its end !
Shall oil tho ink we have used on the sub
joct DO thro wn Always Shall tho flock
scatter and all become like the prodigal
son or the lost sheepl II this generous
community willing 70 soe eternal interest
die out In this fashion,
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Important Circular from the LoussfH n "A
Erecdancn's Bureau Relative 10 tl,e
Trial of Freedmen by State Courts,
HEADQUARTERS BUNglu on REruaKEs,

HEADQUARTERS BuHHLu or KKFUGEEB, !
FREEDMEE AND ABANDoEED LANDS !
Btata of Louisiana, N. Orleans, Sept. 90, 1866.
Circular No. Is.
Whenever any judicial officer Or the State mr..
raiguB and tries freedmen for alleged fault and
shows by his proceedings that he Is dirposei TO
deal as Justly with this class OF persons ~ with
white persons, no interference BY any Of the
agents OF this Bureau will be allowed The co.
operation Of such officers assists rather than re-
tara the work Of this Bureau
Officers of the Bureau win only interfere with
The civil authorities when the testimony of the
freedmen 10 denied, or when, by reason Of old
codes Or disregard OF ones, impartial justice
u denied on account Of the color Of the person
| applying for it,
Tbs officers Of the State viii everywhere be- In
| vited fand thcy are hereby invited) 10 aid this
snTean 10 administering justice 10 the freedmen
| country "
/ E@ch state officer who accepts this Invitation.
/ ana vino IL willing TO receive the testimony OF
freedmen, without prejudice on account Of color
or or'glh, Is requested TO make the same known,
10 Wtatlng' addressed to the Assistant Commits.
sioners 81 his Headquarters, in New Orleans.
In III esses Whsre state officers will not trent
the freedmen in this manner the dulv anthor;saa
officers OF this Bureau will establish In
with their Offices tribunals for the trial m all
cases where freedmen ars Interested t., nrcn.s
anca with the law Of Congress, act al tsef a,,a
March 3D., 1864, and the orders Of Major C,sna-ai
/ Howard in pursuance thereof
[ HI GRDFH on Tn0AAs W. CoxwAy
/ Asst Commissioned, Bureau Of tefurssa
ffssdmep and Abandoned Iapdn
y. e. FENNO
! OFFICIAL! Ist Lieut. and a. A. A. u,
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CoLoNfziEe GERMANS ~ GEoneIA = We
are no agrarian, but We arc ia favor Of d
speedy subdivision Of large landed es-
tateB, and tho multiplication Of small free
holds. The immediate effect ofthis meas
ure would be- the increase Of our farming
population. We should have d numerous
body Of independent landbolders: and
these would constitute that "bold psas-
antry" which arc at once the pride and de
fense of all free countries. The negro
quarter would be succeeded by the rural
village with its church and school house
browning the neiehboring hilltops, and
all other evidences Of modern civilization
Another result would be the enhance
ment Of tho value Of real estate. IL can be
hardly demonHtrativo that 1t would innre
70 the pecuniary profit Of our large land
holders TO donate to actual settlers every
alternate fifty acres his plantation. Sup
pose, for example, on plan tntion Of one
thousand acres you succeed in settling ten
Thirty German or Irish families; 1t Is not
morally certain that the remaining five
hundred acres will be moro valuable than
tho whole traet was previous to the sostle
ment.
Arrangements are now in progress, we
understand, to colonize ton thousand acres
Of land in ono county in Georgia upon O
similar plan. Let this policy obtain foot.
hold, and ourplanters will DO well nigh re-
Enumerated for the loss Of their slaves Ia tho
increased valuo Of their lands.
While, however, we feel heimmonse i'm
portancc Of tho policy herein indicated, we
would by no means counsel ito enforce
ment by law. Our state Legislature
might encourages it by proper Legislation
but our min reliance for It's success must
be on the progressive enlightenment of the
public mind. If demagoguos will only re-
frnin from agitation, and if some Of the
presses of the country VIII cease to inflamo
the now smoldering resenttuents excited by
the lac war, we may then look for an ae-
ricn ltural prosperity without parallel In
our past history .-dngusta CIron5cle and
Sentinel.
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Nor A CANp1DArE.--W have been TO
questod by DIR. l.. l.. LAYoooR to state that,
owing to press of professional and other
business engagements on his hands, he is
constrained to decline being candidate for
School Director.
Since writing the above, we have recoiv-
cd card inserted elsewhere from Mr.J.
r. r. HAYNES, in which, M will BIO seon,
that gentleman also declines being can
didRto for School Director.
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For . Gle

rTyHHEE DWELLING HOUSES each m
Il consisting Of four Rooms, Kitchen kaHHfA
and asrvan room. Conditions will be hEaElM
found liberal by applying 70 the under "s-''z'ss~
signed.
ALSO, fine two story FRAME BUILDING
with Kitchen and Servants Rooms, situated in
the center Of ths town.
Twelve Q2) Lots aavantageously situated for
trade or residences.
For particulars apply TO q. GUBMAN.
Persons indebted to me either by nots or on
account hereby requested TO call at my off CO.
on Lafayette Street, one door from Florida, be.
fore the fftegnth (l5) day Of October Next to
make arrangements for final settlement. Any
falling 10 comply with the above will be immedi-
jatsly prosecuted.
septi5 q. GUBMAN.
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FANCY GooDs..--We call particular Mt
tontion TO the advertisement Of Messrs,
HUEBbg d GAuRsAUp, 1877 Canal street,
New Orleans. Tho stock was selected by
Mr.. GuERLE himself in Paris and Germany
md every article ID Of the newest
ntyle and most superior quality. Mer-
chants and others wanting TO purchase
Fancy Goods should coll on Mcssrs.
GuEBLE 10 aAUHsAUp.
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e4y- Our thanks are due tho officers Of
tho New orloans aud Bayou Sara packet
LaJourehe for lato iiles ofcity papers. Also,
TO Capt. PrrE MlLtETrE for the safe trnns-
mission Of the package containing them,
10 this office.
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A CARD.
BAros Rouor, Sept. goth, 1865.

~ UATVF hUNHDi IJVPb' sVIIIt IoVV.
Eiatr Gasette aad Comet - You will
please Withdraw my namo ~ candidate
for School Director Of this city. think
there are many oldor citizens OF this place
who aro moro experienced and better quail
GGd W DO justice 10 The position than my
self, with al duo Difference 10 those who
have kindly suggested my name.
j. X. T. HAYNES.
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WAsurNaTas Il. A. CHAPTER. There
will be regular meeting Of Washington
X. A. Chapter, No. B, at their hall, corner
Of Main and Church streets, on tomorrow
Sunday October 1st, 1865, nj 3 O'Clock
IN. 500 notice Of ions JAsrHEnsgI, Sec
rotary, elsewhere.
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rV-F. Il. TEnPrNITz iB rendered our
thanks for lato papers.
ARCHER N HENDERSON will also accept
our thanks for similar fayors.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
".1gesE, Orleans Crescent"


The undersigned will resume, on MoHDAr, this
"a Of October next, nj % Camp street, tbs publ.
cation otthe ''CREsoIINT," suspended by military
authority, ON the 18th ofMay, 1899.
The C1escent will aim 10 lay before ita readers
the latest intelligence. by Telegraph and Mail from
I'll parts Of The world, and II viii give special at
tsution to tho commercial interests Of this city,
aud Che agricultural and political interests Of
Louisiana and the adjoining States.
In the present unsettled state Of affairs, IL will
all It's Influence in restoring order, tranquility
and prosperity TO the people, and In upholding
their personal and political rights.
Its position will be more fully developed In itH
columns, where all public questions affecting the
interests of our people will be discussed freely,
courteously and conscientiouBly.
As all the materials qnd expenses attending the
publication of the 0Fesce,n arc required to be
paid for In cash, and those expenses being fully
double what they formerly we're, IL IL hoped that
Its patrons will not object 10 tho rule requiring
advance payments for Advertisements and Hnb.
scriptions.
The G,Gseeatt will be published, ss heretoforc--
Daily-sundays e1ceptsd-and Weekly Edition
will be issued every Saturday.
Terms:
..... PEA AHEua.
DAILY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ou
WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures. D 90
ADV ENTS inserted on the same terms
as published by the other city papers.
sept7 j. q. NIXON.
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We are authorized 10 aunounce DIR. l.. lay
COCK, JAMES MGyAY aud }. n. n. HAYyEs.
Election on Monday, October "a, At tho City
Hail polls open from PAM, 70 4p.M.
Commissioners Of Election Maj. III. J. HEARD,
w. w. McNAN and A. X. MARTIN.
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Neesrs. Eastogs-- Pleaso announce the
present incumbent, EDWARD COUsI-
NARD, for recollection TO the office of
Sheriff OF East Baton Rouge, Mt the app
proaehing November election.
augl5Apd VOX POPULI.
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say- We are requested to give notice
that tho Rev. Din. DonBmUs win preach IN
tho Presbyterian Church on Sunday next
nj II o'clock A. NJ. y"
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FOR CLERK.
FOR RECORDER.

Mes@g Ei5tor8-Please announce JOHN
M'GlsATH as u candidate for Parish
Recorder, at tho approaching election.
augipd. MANY FRIENDS.
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AZ. .Lststor-~You will please announce
THOMAS r.. HERNANDEZ Eco, MS
candidate for the office of Sheriff Of East
Baton Rouge, at the forthcoming Noyem-
Der election.
aug5pd. V0X POPULI.
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FOR DIST. ATpY.

N,'. htt5tor---Please state, that at the re-
quest of many Of his friends, ALFRED
DUPI,ANTfER, Esq, has consented to
become candidate for the sherihglty Of
the Parish Of East Baton Rouge.
aug5~pd #8*
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AFFAIRS IN GREEeE.--A letter from
Athens, in the New York Post, says:
Greece, the mother Of democracy seems
at present prey to the worst kind Of king
craft.
England, France and Russia bullied her
into running debt to pay for king and
his court, and have been bullying her
about her debt at intervals ever since.
King Otho wasa tolerablg coed old man
put his wife was vixen, and they were
both driven away.
King George IL a tolerably good young
man, but has an attendant devil in Spor-
mex, whose only ideas Of constitutional
Government, scems to DO, to buy u n n min
istorial majority in tho Legislative branch.
md thon bully and brow beat all that offer
any opposition.
Such conduct can only end in revolution
and expulsion, which wifi be immedistely
quoted as another proof Of the uniitness Of
tho Greeks for constitutional Governtne
and perhaps be seized upon az Il pretext by
tho protecting" powcra to "protect" her a
little more.
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ley" BEAI adyertises Hagper's Aaga5tnc
for October, for sale.
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s-sg- Mrs. Moore, widow OF Thoma,
Moore, the poet, 10 dead.
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Etatms Of the Gasette 0ed Cousst-- You
arc authorized to announce WILLIAM
HUBBS, Esq, as candidate for the
office Of Recorder for tho Parish Of East
Baton Rouge. He will be supported by
augl-pd. NUMEROUS FRIENDS.
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The Gazette 4 G9tltet
- -
HATnn Roue Il !


SATURDAY, a:...:..amisEPT. 80, 1866
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THE APPROACHING ELEoTfoN. Governor
Wells has, as our readers are aware, or
derod m election for Governor, Lieutenant
aoVernof, Secretary Of State, Auditor,
Treasurer, Attorney General, five Repre-
sentativeB to the Congress OF the United
States, and Senators and Representatives
10 tho Legislature, TO take place on Mon
day, the 9th day of November next
That this election was ordered pnrsuant
TO the provisions Of the Constitution Of
1864, there can be no doubt. The appoint
ment Of Representatives and Senators TO
tho Legislature clearly indicates this, being
an exact copy of the enumeration laid
down in the instrument referred TO. After
specifying certain qualifications for cleo
tors, rendered necessary by the now order
OF things, the Governor sets forth ain nil
othor respects tho election will be con-
Quoted in accordance with law, which is
tho same ~ under tho Constitution of 1852,
s and ,e.urns ne win b promptly made to the
We have been told by learned legal
friend that this reference TO the election
law of 1859, wnA rendered necessary by the
omission OF the last Legislature to pass
necessary enaetmonts regulating elections,
under the Constitution Of 1854. There be-
ing no other laws In existence resort was
had 70 those which mover hnd been re-
pcalod. To this there can be no reasona-
bic objection, II the facts be IA stated to as
Considerable disappointment has been
experienced, and much dissatisfaction man
iiested, because Gov. Wells did not, in his
proclamation, order an election for paro-
chial officers. We understand he did not
do this on account of the fact that there
was not authority in the Constitution to
warrant him In 30 doing. But, as we are
10 have nm election in November, and M
the Legislature will meet in few weeks
theroafter, all these grievances can be
remedied, and tho people of the parishes
towns, and critics will DO allowed, Us OF
yore, to choose their parochinl and mu-
niciPal officers. The near approach Of such
gratifying circumstances, ought to 10 far
towards hllaying present disappointrnents.
we presume we shall have municipal
election In Now Orleans between Noyein-
ber aud tho lat Of January. Should tbis
presumption prove TO DO well founded, il
will BIO hailed with joyful acclaim by the
entire community - 7Iuc Delta, 9eth Inst.
, 1865-05-11

.,r world .tenc~ ItG Planet ]: nder aid PhyF!cinn
lie treats VIII ErtAt success NIL kinds OF Chronic and
1an,hip ueea.cs Never fn,lr to make n cure when
,ot fes opd tl. reach medicine knads The history
ii man wont child trota the cI4Ile - tat ktnse
81 iii 70 and te convinced this Is no hunbuG Oniee
si4 south CisIk sttcet. Call at o;cs Nat!y!taes
ula ladl": 8! gents e. Ne teal s1eatmsns nse1 e
,n,ed ottict: h. uf1 fs,m a. to u and r. II. to
;;F.M. C.u Or Lddrrss MADAM RLAEcttE Ghlcsgo.
u All letters containing stamps promptly answered.
81 tTa
, 1865-05-11

The Young Mans Friend.
Let every msn lie his DecInr. THIS Is tho name
y Box Of Aedicn's prepared oy an eminent Pnysi:
-lan IN Cincinnati. II ContAtns preventative and
:urc tor all private diseases, with directions how TO
:Itat each case. therefore VI the Young Mans
friend In your Possession. yon have the fu dlroctouS
md medicine To-. he treatment OF yourself And f1tnds
! II ior sale hy DEusElsts eFet1H Asf for the
iounR MRn's Friend. mysv&87 I'm
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AfSAPAt11lB-TEe IUse 10 small. Tnoe.s dt 2tra
r-re en- ettstty-and la.ve doAes of rnedicinc--EBB
, 1865-05-11

url<nbofd'e Extract OF ERr~n rnrl11a
10 mas nfd +, et&& lht plood. u>ii toe TiR: OF
lcsl;h ,nto tnc Aystem. and pulGes cut the hrmc1s
~. EAke dlse.se.
, 1865-05-11

+. For eftahlishipK -the Dock Line on ". wste
stIee1. between MADISON and Randolph streets;
~ III saca',ss tas alley In 1ol :, block 81 N.
/ MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:
Or motion Of AID Bond, the Couucl then pro
eesasd to The election Of city officers.
!he result Wss as 70 loWs:-.
=. cr1Y PHIs1u1AH.
8. c. Blake and n. Braln.1d were put in nomi
nanor. i. The first ballot resulted as follows:
:: b;ake. 2:
O' ota1nslu. ...*.-.....s....-.........-.
Total. ......:...--.......,...... 2!
And DR.. Blake, h.vtns- received L majonsy b
the ,rotes cart, was declared TO te duly elected
POLICE JUs11cEs.
A. D. sturtexant and !. l. Mi'ltken were put iu
a. D. sturternnt. Bl7nk. 1
4 &. J; s''!is SsSsss;;i =: Fot.l::: 20
ceivtd . majority, ofihe vo:es cast were declared
| to be duly elected.
nR1pEwz11 KEEFEB-
Geo. Enerr was put In nomination
The fr.t bai!or resulted rs fo!1owd:
| 1hc0. Weller.
Bla9k -,..j...-..-.......
AID George Knefr bavins' fccsiycd msiorit1
OF tho votes cast was declared to be duly elected
i CITY cLEnK.,
III: Bodman and q, ". Zimmerman were put
-, AZ: = Tslsett noyed that the election OF city
A1d.: Rah moved to tab1e Aldarman Ta1cotts
The notion w.a tabled By tho following yote:
nj, htgesL9age. niekerbocker. 6himp, Carter,
n;.ha mn;rhmsr1en, Moore F:1sbee, Woodsrd, Holden.
fo1d fR1Gy Rasss Pfoudfoo HotungeE Rah Shack
Aee.aBsrfett, Wicker. MeRoy, Sheridan.
, 1865-05-11
+: -. #en;rinal.-
DIR. EASTExLY>S
IODINE AND 3ARSAPAalllA.

e s'a a. Bssa
Scrsfsla, or Kings Evil, Cancer,
Tuners. Eruptfons Of the Skin,
Erysipelas, Chronic Sore Eyes,
RfnKWorm Or Tetter, Scala Head,
old Sores, Swelling OF the Glands,
lepresy, White Swellings, Piles,
BleteheS, Boiles, Ptmplcs On the
Face, Goitre, Rheumatism. DfeD-
= 81 er~ Gravel, Liver Complaint,
a.: Dyspepsia, Nervous; Affections,
81 General Debility, all Chronic Dis
eases, and all Diseases arising
from the use Of mercurJ.
An:oaz al tho celebrated remedIr. for the Of
sho:e a::;lnz =; 2 toT a. ,puts stats q tae
70 ei1e such aau.1acicn 10 III = It.
Dr.. Easterly.s Iodine md Sarssprilla.
babsants aTe ticsed toE:id Of insessve eondi.
cn Of the Liver and II ID believed that nnssentna Of
Dr.. hasterig's 1sdiat and Sarssprilta.
!. - 9.1es IT, ,2s LIZ.
Dr. Easte,ly's Iadine and sarsapril1s,
matim: Ths medicine e oves tae care 81 PARTY
os the aocd Ano ht curs Is ceftata and permanent.
Dr.. Easte1ly's Iodine aad S4saprilIa
ban any other rraed7 f7sE invented No ona ha
Dr.. Easterly's Iodine and S.rsaprflla
Stands p1e-eminent tn. best rem.dy ever discoy-
II tat cured Gases Of over fcEtJ years standing.
Dr.. EasterIy's Iodine and sarsaprlla
Isthe BET The ysea world
Memoir. General Debility fains IL the Ssr;es q ne
sassd
these Complaint.
Or. Easterly's Iodine and sarsapri,ia
+ s S t,aes w
aad
lure ha skin. md rse sb!s medicine This a7tints
1s fSe
lsv eoon,snaaos the bloom and freshness Of youth
Dr.. Easter'y's Iodine and sassaprira
r. f.. Feet sm.le Med,el9s: Il immedtstelg counter
psseins " g,Es1en. and tnll s energy il inda
tsss 81 H. it, s. FL 81
TIE AhEsEs. In such cases it cannot bo 100 highly
Dr. Easterly,s Iodine and sarsaprllIa
"a. R1eam: seald Eeti Did Sores pot :hes. Pmps;
s1ss sa Old S'Fe' and sAn Diseases OF
Gridley's Salt Rheum and Tetter Ointment
W1l be found valuabla Assistant to this Iod1ne and
ssrssp.1a IN 7S ths a'ss The Ioaina I'D
ss osS "a
CEIUD1atntk-
, 1865-05-11

Mesar9. Hc6rtTrxR SMIr1:
HxNTLxX7N: Ihaye used your Bltte1s during -
last ti1 weeks ana feel 1t dne to {ou and 10 the p1n
Ine1er a"paa tor any one md sbnoP e1%
taiag that savo1s e euacxs1y But you1 Rttela =
Of The dsy being patent alike to III, e1acrl9 Wl
they ptoiess to b. They are not advertised 70 c19
ever thing but they Recommended to as5t3t n1$l
IN the alienation and timate healux Of many of n
rost common lnnrnItles Of the body. and thts %
Will accomplish. hAd been uuweu IoT two mQnfaS
., = usual with nc durtas the ns. was bii,d7
and suffering Eon Indigestion 1nh general dsseaa9
keep work In The dlschatRc Of ny professional 4
TIES wr8 very weak, Of T. seow complexion, no aFp1e
had been taking ycur BHters week my ytgpr n
turned; tho sAllow conn. .s1ioa vas all gone, Iu5-
tai application which orecen:y were JtEtsoA4
and b1rdtn.omo to ne- Whsn used your Btste1B
Tours respectfully, " B. LKK.
Pastor ofGrssne Avenue P1e,bj tr1taa CnuEck-
, 1865-05-11
READ 3. D. z. n. S0DTHWORTH'9 LETTER
FRospEcr COTTAGE. }
GEORGETOWN, =. C., Apt14 = l6Ex,

MessfI. Ho8IErTER = SMITH:
GENT IIAkS: 1t gives pleasure to add my teKtt.
preparation. Several years ofrcs3uence the baaE1
q s. 91hSs1 '!gsF Nd 81 Soss g nts1A
s5stsm Aud pndaIu1n.o NJ heA!to inst hail neosso
u martyr to dy1pEp6tA and nervous htAIAck1.
recurring At ahcft intervals. aud dasyfsE
al known remedies IN the MAterlA Medics. Ie0&
OF residence snd pursuits wou.4 reatora NY heAlf&
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tut bottle TO convince me mat had found atias
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stiplsnt " p;s.s5 tto thing e'ss; but we aseh
do to &c thache. II Will hAvn law si,d Vtll iaS
any dyspeptc OF n.rvora Invalid to auxa remedy.
shall hAJs done some g-tua
remain. gentsne-, respectfully yours,
L. D. i, n. Sutjt:TUWUKTB