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Editors correspondence.


Thi, is All Fools Day m occasion for every
small wit TO perpetrate fraud on his ncghbor, but
/ have no passion for ,hi. kind of amu.emen,, and
shall practice no imposition upon my reader
Tho weather il very lne, and tn. monbcrs Of the
Legislature are coming in on every train. There
arc enough here now 10 warrant the assertion that
We shall have quorum on Monday, in both houses.
There have never been better set Of men here take
them all in all. II ia the judgment of sensible men
here, shat Middle Tennessee never sent up q better
set Of men. The same il said Of the Western Dis
tnct. And the members from Fast Tennessee will
compare fsvorably with any delegation We have ever
sent here.
Wednesday next hai been agreed upon II, the in
auguration day, and ] am preparing TO make the
best speech ] can on the occasion.
have to-day called upon General Thomas, who
meet him when you will and where you will, he i.
the same modest gentleman and true soldier Hci.
very solicitor. that the people Of East Tennessee
should turn their attention 10 The raising of grain
and saving Of their hay, for all of which he promise.
cash market, through tho army operation. H.
intends to rebuild the East Tennessee and Virginia
what is better he intends to hold the road and the
country, and is able L. do it, against any odd.. He
is anxious about the restoring OF law and order ana
will give us all the aid in bis power. Upon The
whole, things look well and the rebellion ia upon
it. last legs, on the verge Of the " last ditch
The government paper money is getting better
every day, and as Il consequence is getting -carcer
The depressed condition Of the money market, and
The fall in gold, have unsettled the markets and re-
duceithe prices of everything except the perishabo
articles Of daily consumption. Board bore range, at
two 20 four dollars per day Til ia ont of the que.
tion, especially the - per day. Members Of the
Legislature get bl, per day and 10 give il all for
board and lodging il too strong
And now | come TO relate a sad story. While !
write Samuel McCsmmon, the member from Kno,
j. dying, at his lodging Spruce street not far
from where board. He was ont with ms On Tues
Jay, looking for private boarding, and we went 10
he Capitol together. u was u pleasant day. That
night he took Il cmges,i,e cdiA and now he is dying
lie had been sick At home with cold, bu, be wa.
lcary well. He came with me, and ate with me on
he car, and was comfortable and in good spirits
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Resignation.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Mar

KNOXVILLE Tenn, March u.s. 1866,
10 tie ChcerS amt soLdicrS Of the l3h Tennessee Cop-
alyi
Having rendered my resignation for pressing pri-
yac reasons, have ths.day received the acceptance
of the same, granting me m honorable discharge
from the service of the United States
| therefore feel it to be not only my highly cx-
oltcd privilege but my indispensable duty to adopt
some method by which may be able to make known
10 you not only the implicit coafdencc which have
ever placed in your valor and patriotism but the re-
uctancc which | must necessarily feel at parting
with those comrades in arms who have on so many
occasions stood by my side without 1inching in the
hour of danger,
| leave you with the assurance on my part that
nothing can ever afford me more pleasure than to
hear of the glory and success of the 18th Tennessee
Cavalry leave you, rs my resignation states, "to
attend to pressing private business, but am stil
with yoh in heart and mind, and Jet misfortune or
universities come when they may, l shall over be
proud to say that was once member of your reg
imcnt.
With the present glorious prospect before u.s. it is
Out haIuFal 10 suppose That IN comparatively short
time we may be able to return in peace to our usual
avocatons of life, by the assistance of that Alwse
Dispenser of human events, and the success of our
arms
Brother officers and fcllow-soldiers let me once
more bid you very reluctant but most afectionate
farewell.
GEO. W. DouGHrY,
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Knoxville, Tenn, April S, 1865.

c, g. HUBBARD, of New Haven, Connecticut, is
our regularly appointed agent TO receive 'ub''rip-
items for our paper in that State
The VINO can be had every week nj the News
Depot of Il, II Singleton, Post Office Building,
Nashville, Tenn
LOUIS MCGLAuFLIS Is authorized 10 net as our
agent along the whole Pacific Coast Hi address
l. San Francisco, California.
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After he was taken he never spoke suffered greatly,
and knew no one who visited him ] visited his
room once, and hating to scc him suffer, and he
knowing no one did not return lilo had all tho
attention necessary and biz SON. Capt McCNmmon,
will presume take his remains to Knox county,
have known him for years, and esteemed him very
highly He was an honest man, and true mar, in
All the relations Of liio Peace 20 hi ashes
W, &, b.
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Personal.

Col. }. T. Wilder, OF Indiana has been at the
Franklin House in this city several weeks Until
after the campaign against Atlanta, the Colonel was
fantry, in the Army of the Cumberland. As COM
monder Of mounted troops his reputation is national
No rebel in Middle Tennessee will ever forget him.
Col w. on account of i'll health, reluctantly left the
army, after being appointed by the President Brig
adler General.
We understand his health is much improved by
our fine East Tennessee water and unsurpassed eli
mate
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Tribute OF Respect.

Whereas, in the providence of an Allwise Creator,
the Mayor of East Knoxville, Col. william Craig,
has been called away by death, which occurred on
the 22d of February, 1866, the undersigned, alder.
men, and the surviving members Of the board of
which he was the head have met in our office and
adopted the following resolution:
ResoLred, That the family and friend. of the de-
ceased have our deepest sympathies, and that we
with them and the citizens Of the city and country
generally feel the loss Of SO faithful and amiabe n
citizen.
). 5. VAS GLIDER, Mayor, pro tenn.
b. |. STEPHENSON,
LUKE WmDs,
5. 5. THOMPSON, aldermen.
Allen WATERS
l.. CoKEH
W. +. SEAY, Recorder
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UNPAID LETTERs.-All domestic letters, except
Lottery lawfully ranked and duly certified lettss Of
soldiers and mariners in the service of the United
States which are deposited for mailing in any post
office of the United States on which the posage is
unpaid shall be sent by the postmaster to the dead
letter office in Washington and all letters deposited
for mailing paid only in part shall be Forwarded
to destination charged with the unpaid rate tn he
collected on delivery
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

DESTITUTE CHILDREN.--R. T. Farnell Agent of
the American Union Commission, passed through
this city this morning q, route for Knoxville He
will return TO Chattanooga next week and remain
here few days and we understand will be prepared
to take charge Of all destitute orphan children who
have no relatives TO provide for them and will fur
nlsh them comfortable homes in the North. If
some one could provide census Of such children 10
be found IN the neighborhood, it would aid very
materially in this good work-Gn-ste
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Escaped Prisoners.

The following is list Of officers who escaped from
the rebel prison at Charlotte n c., and arrived at
this place last week They were captured at Get
tysburg and Chickamauga, and were in prison from
eight to twenty-throe months
Brig Gen, K. b. Mitchell.
Capt. Z, Day, Co. II, seth Ohio Infantry.
Jas. +. Love, Co. X, 9Th Kansas w
Amos mo. AML2sT,aaeevs I'd Ter" I"fantrv
Ebon Grant, lst Vt. Cavalry
{. \. Adams, "
o. c. Catch, Co. G, seth Ohio Infantry.
Lieut.. R. 7. Thorn, 18th Kentucky.
E. P. Reynolds, 9TH Tenn Cav
Jones, 2lst Illinois Infantry.
J. c. Norcross, ID Mass. Cav.
Steward Edmiston, Co. II, seth OHIO.
J. c. Kelley 9Th Mich. Cav.
Vannatto, LIST
Prather, 10th Illinois Infantry.
J, B. Brown, Co. F, 18th L. S. /.
J. H. Walker, li9th Y. VI.
The following officers arrived in this city from
rebellion within the last week
Capt j. F. Robson, 9th Penn. Vol.
JIG. Hagenbauch,"
Wash Durbrew, 10th n. Y.
L. {. q Ihrrt. l62d
". G. Wilson, 10Th
D. y. Meauy 18th Penn. Vet Cav
R g. Richards, 4jth Inf
5. v Pool, l5ith n. Y.
c. B. Gudahr 10th III. Cav.
Lieut., F. A. Hubbell, 9th Penn Vols.
R Cooper 7th n Hamp.
J. II. Clark, lst Mass. Art A. b. c.
Vetfort, 18th y. Y.
Adjt. J. L. Hastings, It'll Penn. r. c,
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Books! Books! Books!

There is a box Of one hundred copies Of drown
lows book on the Rebellion for sale at the office
Of the KNOXVILLE VINO. Persons wishing TO
purchase can apply nj said Office.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

To PnOToGEApHERs-Afler the first of April
all Manufactured articles and photograph pictures,
upon which proprietary stamp is required, in ad-
dition to the fine, will be subject 20 seizure if OK
posed TO sale without tho requisite stamp Some par
tics arc in the habit Of waiting till they sell before
stamping The stamp must be affixed before the mr..
tice j. offered or exposed for sale-Ga.ets.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

IT Is an odd concident that the Arabian horse
sent TO JEFF. Davis from the Vicesy of Egypt as
present, and brought over by blockade runner
has been captured in North Carolina by Sherman
and held 70 be given TO President Lincoln If Abe
and jeff both ride that horseat once, jeff will have
10 ride behind
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

kNoXyLLE, Tenn, March 49, 1863
Mess,s Il. S.mpkNso,t & Co., Sldler, Broth,y A. Co.,
Oanbe's, MerenS j. Co., D. H. Detcrs 4 Co., and
Dickinson, Price q Bishop Cincinnati, o.;
GENTLEMEN; 1t gives me much pleasure to re-
turn you my thanks for the beautiful Flag of our
Country you were pleased to present me- Such a
token Of esteem is highly appreciated at all times,
and more especially this one of yours When my
country and home is free from incursions Of the en-
envy, and we are once more restored to security, |
shall raise 1t upon proper standard, to float
"Oer the land of the free
but not of the slave
With many thanks for the interest you hoyotaken
in our welfare, am, gentleman,
Very respectfully, yours, &c,
CHARLES A. EAMEs.
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Flag Presentation.
GEo. W. DoUGHTY,
Late Major 18th Tenn. Cav.

CGNcINNATI O., Jan. Sth, 1865.
NJ. C. 4. EaHcS KtocciHe, TeaR.;
DEAR SIR We, the undersigned, take pleasure in
presenting to you the Flag Of our Country" the
emblem Of beauty as of Union, with the hope that
it may wave over your beloved State, now torn and
distracted by the evils Of civil war until an honor
able and lasting peace is restored and until the stars
of our glorious motto be increased, and unity reign
throughout all the borders of our common country.
Yours, very respectfully
y. SIMPKINsON X Co..
SNDLER, BROTHER 81 Co..
CHAMBERS, STEVENS & Co.,
j. H. DETERs Il Co..
DICEIGSON pprr'' = D--a4vI,
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bas 4 letter from tho Army Of the Potomac says
tho average number Of dcscrters from tho rebel ar
my for the month of February waa lao per day, or
1920 for one month
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-05

pa" The Nashville Dispatch says that among tn,
Union prisoners who died in Salisbury, n C.. du
ring December, January and February, were tn,
following Tennessecans:
John Brown, citizen, Dec 2l
Joshua Coins, Co. X, lst Tenn. CAV Jan -.
VIM. Frost, Co. f. 9Th Tenn, Feb g.
VIM, Gregg Co. H 9Th Tenn, Jan. II.
Geo. Greenlcai, citizen, Jan is.
). p. Henry, Co. |, ith Tenn. Cav. Feb ,.
Michael McQusrry. Go. B, 18th Tenn. Jan. 10.
Allen Farley, citizen, Jan. q.
Henry Walker, citizen, Jan. 3.
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s.r The following from Gen. Stoneman i. q SEN
.iblc and wcll-tmed order.
HDQBs DGsTRCT Of EAST TENNESSEE
Knoxville, Tenn. March %, 1868 (
liIR,tLAR


CIRorLAR
No private property will be taken possession
Of by officers in this District except by officers Of the
Quart"rma'ter Department who will in all cases
give proper voucher for tho same. certifying on
the face Of the voucher that the property was taken
and was necessary for public usc3 that the value Of
tho property is as stated that the property taken
has been or will be- accounted for on their regular
monthly returns and also certify to the loyalty or
disloyalty Of the claimant, 40 far ~ known Tho
voucher must be approved by the commanding Off.
Ger of the officer taking the property. Each officer
will De held responsible to the Treasury Department
for all property thus taken The voucher given in
accordance with this Circular will be presented bv
the claimant to the Discussing Quartermaster of the
District who will il in funds, pay for the property
and invoice II 10 the officer tnkin- the same or If
not in funds, approve or disapprove the voucher,
and return IL 10 the claimant
1.-THE practice Of officer, taking private prop
erty Unfortunately from the people, and giving
memorandum receipts TO the owners thereof thereby
causing serious loss and Inconvenience TO the citf-
zens Of East Tennessee, Is positively forbidden ANY
officer violating the provisions Of this order will sub
jet himself TO charges and trial by general court
martial.
BY command Of General S1OSEMAS.
X. Morrow,
Captain and Assistant Adiutant Gen.
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Railroad Accident.

IN accident occurred On the morning Of the 3lst
ut. to the train which left Knoxville for the front
il eems that at the point where the accident occur
red there is heavy down grade. -Four cars Of the
rear end Of the train ran Of the track four hundred
yards from Flat Crock Bridge, two miles east Of
Knoxville. Three cars-caboo.e express and one
b., car-went into the crccl, carrying with them
one pan Of the bridge.
Conductor Herbert e. lyo- and two soldier. were
killed, and six other injured. Mr. Rockford. train
master had one leg broken He was on the caboosc
'ar hut jumped just before the wreck went down
1hL Nashville Times Of the 3Oth, says, Samuel
McCammon, member Of the lower branch Of the
Legislature from KnoA and Sewer, wa. attached on
Wedr "'lay evening day or two subsequent to his
arrival in tho city, with violent congestive chill
His life wa dcspaircd Of Yesterday evening Eve
y kindness and attention wa. being ,hown to him.
Ill los AT this time would be- public calamity
NASHVILLE, April l. Samuel McCanrnon Rem.
from Knox and SEWER died ~ 70 oclnrk
o-nght Of congestion Of the brain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

From Rev. !. II. Turner. PASTOR Of Asialng u,
g Church, PhiiAasiphia; M
D.. Jaeksoa, f
DEAR sIR --Haviug used your Geman HAltsrs in
sy family frsquonti am prepared 70 aAy that
II has been Of great services. I bslfs<e that In
eases Il genera esbility Of the syaiesn Il 10 tia
aafcst and most vafuxble Cvnnedy o. whAnh I have
any knowiedge Years, respeetfulsb.
J. II. TUNER,
Ne. T2s North EinsseentA etrs~s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

From the Rev. Thomas Winter, Pastor Of eax-
borough Baptist Church.
If. Jacfsoa, nj .t#FE
DEAR SYR 81 eel II dee 70 your excellent pre-.
paration, Hollands German BittsEs, 20 add my
testimony % the deserved reputation tf has OBJ
tained. l kAve. Cor yeAFs 81 Zines, lesn trcublsd
ten. I was sdvtsed BY a ffiend te Try y bottle Of
your German Bittsrs. I Gid So and hAve expert
enced great aGA unexpected rsaiefi my health has
eeen very materially henehttsd. con hisnslE
reoomnensi the article whars meet vita ezses
nmilss 70 my own.and hAvs been assured ~ many
Of their good efscts ~
hsspeetfally yours.
e6aaA I. w1NTER, II
Raxboroagh. PsnR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

4 Never mind, Lucille, said the boy,
" viii come aud fetch Won early 10 NOR
row" Then turning TO the magistrate,
he said, ~ may kiss her, may I not sirf
BE threw himself into the arms Of bis
sister, and both wept tears Of affection
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07
Gtt AaiEy aaap1at.
=--zzl HAEcB
49, - = - : 2 ss-sa
T0TPNAL BUIIEa NG3.
LOCUST STREET,
BETWEEN fTBsf AEbs ~ ATNs.
Ia KonsnrratIre KomplaIHt.


r. ;snot often that we feceiveee letter
from any Of our soldiers complaining
that the.uegro Is permitted to take part 10 :.
nus,;n1 down y The irsbeIIiens The fnlos-
inc however, is 50 evidently the work
Of some :. Conservative chap who, BY |
accident (perhaps she draft IS respousi'
bic for it), has gos in the army, that We
set aside our rule to pabIish nothing IN
accompanied By the real name Of tie
writer, ana give the letter The benefit OF
our large circulation:
FLoREScEA1A Feb II 1865
gditors JeTndL 80,
DEER SIRs / see by late iyansVIiis
Jernal that the people owe the iasl
destrict air vide awake 70 the ksnse oye
this glorious unions an air ankHieas W
fll up the coto owe eech county y w.
enteerin, ur by oiferin big bontees 70 "a
korage volsnteerin which IS tne saihei
novel like to see sch splrils ainohg
the people, but don't IKE the sFiie V
ruther the stuff tina air hllin the coto
with az / heer ths give as much Tor
NIGER as white Teller, subsequently TIA
Gil more Myers than whites now that
kanf aaiIop, fur raj poleticks m dinfr-
kraaiek friends wont allow me to think
sicha thing rite Unconstitutional urriehoos,
don't ca Who is to blame fur this hole
sail sekilizatiou, but judge poossbuDs
owe Yandehurg vent n ger konciderable
Klaus / no Warrick is diner kFatieks al
the neeple Of mi aatIvescoDnRy gibson
meyer did take niger 10 thur Union Goo
hlesa old Gibson love er, even love
the yallsr breeehes ths men ware, al
the weemans yalleF hnse. Yes God bles
the sweet critters, tina no q nna Bot q
pull thhf cowcpmbers tell tha turn yaI
IerLo make nm 70 fgTdeF. How spepsl
pike an Ppsee sis ! kaat 50 as nsve
tLfpk much owe poliiicks efors Thu
Alibo Im aa abolIti5neF, III bstl loy
this Onion a. much as Abe L.ukon da
hisssH and wood q joise IS mach 70 e
ever wheel in the konstitution greece
and goin as il did in the days Of peerc
and buokanon4 I've been hteu far TIA
Union fur over q yeer an wood 81
anuiber year al Il wood do any GOO
Yes wood sakeri6ze ever mail relashu
I've got in The wotld u il wood save th
Union Still sum people So tina goodeI
20 much on dimercrat like me, an 81
am butternutt an . seeceshunise b.
Bieh Rint the kase I'm fur the Unic
ever bit oye i I. Im far the Union AZ
was and the konssitution as II Ort 20 be
for more nekosheashun and less bslet
an baeBetin Upon the hole I'm T
peece on most any turns still In {
the union, an was for little Nc b
senee hes played i'm NoEG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor Of tka
Baptist Church at Germantown, Psnn.
~. q. n. Jaeksoa,
DEAa stR .--ferssaal expeEisues enahlna 10
say that l regard the German BIttaEa Smads By
ypu a mostpxcellent medicine. Ia e4nee Of s.
sarc cold aud general debility hsve eszA greatly
beue htted By tho Of the bitters An9 deabt aot
they will produce sisniiar elects on othsrN
Yours, traIy, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07
J. NEWTON BROWN.
fhiladelphia

From the Rev. Jeseph II. Ksnussa. Nsstor
the Tenth Baptist ohureh
D. Jaeks0a, AZ
DEAa sIR eel have been frequently NsllhAHssd
connect my name @tth Communications of difeF-
eel kinds Of medielses, bat regarding he prac.
tice as cut OF my appropriate sphere, hNTe 10 al
eases deciineds bus With . clear Proof In sarieua
Instances, auA psrtionlarlyin my famify. Of tl4
use illness Of Or. Hagaand's German BittsFs
depart for once from my nsuai eourAs. 90 xprsss
a5 full conviction That fee esasral debits II fks
ss~ien,, aad especiaksy FOR Liru ComplAiMf. u "a .
afs dsd val,ebis prsaaTafaA. In eases Il Iaay
fa but usually. doubt not, IL will be ssFy bene-
hcial 70 thosa WHO safer from the abexss causes.
. Yours sorry respectfully
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07
touching Scene.

s'raEreueh paper says that Lucille Rome,
q pretty girl, With blue eyes and Il l. hair,
poorly, but neatly clad, was brought be
fore the Sixth Court Of Correction. I'M
der tue charge Of vaarauey
eert Does any one claim y0uT said the
ttnaQistrate. eiaa.il ralala.afiH sf.r 1s
.aa "Ah MY good sir, said she, II have
asa0 leager friends, my father aud moth.
are dead--I have only my brother James,
bat he is as young as | am. Oh, airi
whit can be do for meP' ni
J"The Court must send you 70 the
House Of 0orreotion
PIG Here / am, Hister--here / am, | do
not feari cried childish voice from
the otherefid Of the court, and at tie
same instant little boy with a lovely
epuptehAnge Agtpd forth from amid the
crowd, aud slood before the judge.
ieWhO elyauff .st.idhal SUI
James Rome, the brother Of this little
cry cry ~ .gsy 81
"Thirteep-s2 xnF a.,
"And shat 40 son want2
"lscome e. claim my sister Lucille
Aud haye yon the means Of provid-
ing f0r.her7" ~
s. rXesterday had not, but to-day
have Dpp't be afraid, Lpeilie
tsOh how good you are, James
swell, let as see. my boz, said the
nagiatrate, "lhe court il disposed to do
Ell 4 can for your sister Bat you mosi
give as some expianaiion.
ekboptA fortnight ago. continued
the boy, my poor mother died Of bad
Cough Tor L was very cold II home We
were ii great trouble Then ] said "a
myself will be an arsiznh. and when /
know 1 good trade viii support my sis
ter. contemporaries TO a brush-maker
Every day used to carry her halt of ny
dinheS and at uieht took her secretly
TO my room, and she slept III my beC
while rslept on he Hoor. Bat 4 hp
rRsap abe, bad, pot enough q, eat. One
day She begged on The Boulevard anc
.a1@AaiasSR9g1 Wheel heard that sale
TO myself Eome my boyr things can
not last SO, you must hpd something
k.sNha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-07

FROM Rav, J. Newton Brown, % D., Editor 81
the Eneycloledia Of Rsiiglosla Knsuiadgs aud
Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia
Although net disposed % fAYor Of rsconmsnd
Patent Medicines n gensral, through distrtlst u
shelE ingredients and effects, Yef khew o. no
sufficient feaaonH Why 4 u1Au may nof tAstify 10
the boHeags Be believes himself 20 hass fsesiSsd
from any simple preparation, ia the hope that be
may thus contribute % the bsnehf of othtFs
do thia the more readily Ia regard 10 Hoof-
lsud'N German Bittera, prepared By Dr. O. y.
Jackson % this city beeSuse I was pfeludieed
against them for many years, Under ths pfes-s
sion that they we're ehieay an alcoholic ulfxtars,
l am Indebted g. my frisnd, Robert Shoemaker,
Ezq, for the rsnsesal of thf. prrfudiae Big propRf
tests, and for encouragement 90 NY them whba
sndarinK from great and hong c3utiuaed debility.
The uss thrse bottles of these Bgttsfs Al the be
CLAIMING of the present year. followed By evil
dent relief aud restoration, % degree ef bcdsiy
and mental siror which I had nUt lsit fof six
months before, aud bad almost despzsrsd a ~.
gaining. therefore thank Gsa Mud ny frisna
foe directing me % the uss Of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia.