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Fer Louisville and Cincinnati.

rTlHE FINE PASSENGER Steam InamsAh
J. er lh--sA=s-esJ
EMM A FLOYD. a5sias.3
-tAu
viii leave as above, and al intermediate ports,
~ THURSDAY, 10th, at 4 o'clock, p. m. from the
lover landing.
For freight or passage apply on board OF u
J. W. MALIN & SON,
mEriG-lt AZ South Market IT.
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THIS DAK MARCH 10Th, 1865,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock.

CONSISTING Of large stock o. Groceries, viz
- Sacks Rio Coffee, 4 BDls. Baown Sugar
bbls. Lleht Sugar, 2 pbis. " mite 9ugar, 2 Boxe.
Cheese. % Boxes Plain anu Fancy Candy 20 !
Boxes Layer Eaisins, so Boxes assorted Glan Fruits
10 Caddies Brown s1Eeet Tobacco, 9 Cacldes Nav,
Tobacco, Caddles Fig Tobacco. 10 Boxes Brazi
Nuts, 10 Boxes Filberts, g Boxes English wslnuts
and aiargs assortment Of Hats, Boots, Notions, &c
Also largo lot Of Furniture ell Of hich viii b,
sold without reserve TO the highest biCdsr
marl6-lt l. 7. COVE, AuntOneer
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DOCTOR McclLl
BOTANIC PHFsICInH,


NEUH#.lUsa HtA WElH HIL.Era ~
8IH8h 8IAIGB as III fB -
HAaH VILE, fEANEsSEk.
For further information in regard
the skiliful success in the treatment
diseases, the reader il referred 10 S1l
LEs THERAPEUTICs and MATEzIA NEDm
two large volumes, late edition Of Isl,
the beat work in the United State
where you viii find DR.. McGilrs nam
standing parallel with the best medi5
men Of the age in the treatment Of de-
eases Of women. For al diseases IN tbs
advertisement, satisfaction u gusTsI
teed. With my general practice ] irssi
the following
ChFOnic Cases
Win ssasaeuoa: Rhsurnsnsln, AHso1ons e =
LunRs; Diseeses q ths Throat, BEeled -
san Limbs, Fiourisy, Pains, Uleera Csncef, -
Diseases a the Heart and LsFart mianl..--a.
The BtOuach, NeuralEia. king's EgI o. 49,
Deslnsss, Diseases d ne hJes. Decht-lsl ~
isnas, DJapePa.a Or la.llzssfions &c go.l'. -
togstnsr 18th Al Private Disease.
Diseases OF the IJrinarE OrEaE'
10 the Ladioa.
All Ansceons q fhs womb trsafsd Wiih saeoSe
Tr.oss Marneo Ladies Who hsF0 ben % anlL
aats b niacazIy o. prove aDoziscls ca = -,
% Gar AN sne { iound pregnant. y sfiaA -
sterIlisy.
Tousr Married Lsaiies slIoss 1aisioFtlno =
r.-1 - y Frlag f.Ith 10 dus 3easOn, fsfle.-N
f,fI - sd You aroIiid mrl1plg SD fcl,iea-s-
- i yoslT dfsro yOu ca consult me ei.ns
i.sfsr sr iu person. No iaiy Over fnisiy-afe -
I ~ - ussd make sppllestln- AAoctunalsl,,1---
- lsfisg o. psTso1 aluesiy corhdeaf--l-
hight Emissions Cared.
xoa,y No. stop balors yop harlner So W
- sl7fet % ffa1, there = - oi1eae 90 -
- -. e. Mont Flniall1ns. a1d pdJaael-a1 >
- 80 understand tEoaing j. AZ - 200 I.
-, go sava cursi to1eHs - t1ia 81 - -
i ,iass-sr.f stsiaa .hsge spen2 dollar sitsi .
- auf ~ nos seil CURED ~ me-. an dallI =
800 lstters aad Fseting Medicine - AZ p.L1
~ c5uairf. - : sofd, Al tn4s sfs mlo-ssl
49, sar. snd HIi csc ms ci4is VII sits
f-.-fi1u f6r a. "a ~ dlleas6s mentioned ~ u -
yersi.scosnf. M osza q rsiSfeaees EifsA =
ely.
~ $50 Oh. MoGILL,
fjn.on street., Nashville, Ienh
LII, VII meet nth prouapi siiel-.-
.,-Azu@ or rsF41c MEX
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Wanted to Rent.

TWO Or THREE ROOMS, IN a o3NN Nlskl
4 part Of the eltP, for which good Price VIII -
paid; or wilt take Rooms ia e prifaa hmilyi IN
board, the ADVERTISER furnishing the SINE.
Address Il. g. r., p. o. Box lOoi, Nashviiie, Tenn
marl5-H
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letter, Itch, ScaId Head, BlOtches, Salt
Rheums All EFuptiOnf.

" DF. SaHyDe's All-haaling Ointment"
:" DR.. ssAyne's All-healing Ointment
Never fkils 70 cure the most obstnate eAses
Sold By ". J. &C. " SMITH, Drugeists,
an26--3nl--th sun tu Nashyilie
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$500 Doc. Painted Buckets
1000 (" Assorted Brooms
ls2OO Z" Tubs, painted and white
1900 Nests Baskets;
1000 Pkgs. sPiees
600 Pkgs. wrapping and Sewing Irvine;
500 Pks. Wick;
500 Box SOAP, MOL. German and Toilet.
800 Coils Manila Rope
500 Coils Hemp
1000 Doz. Bed Cords
lee Doc. Liquor Ksgs;
500 Cases Pickles;
100000 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
and fne;
1000 Box Pipes, wood, clay, stone, &c;
$500 Cases Can Fruit'
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes
500 Rsams Wrapping Paper
I,oOo Boxes, Plug, Chewing. and Smoking
Tobacco, At loWer prices than any
house in the West.
1900 DOz. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs
800 Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Ware
1000 Doc. Well Buckets
500 Bales oakum.
a LIS O,
Faucets,
Ladies',
Carpet Warp,
Matches,
Bi7cklng,
Brandy Fruit,
Tin Ware,
Sauces,
Cstsup,
Pepper Sauce,
Mustard,
Crackers,
Stationery,
Wood Bowls Efff
Starch
Candies,
Soda,
MOpss
Snuff, &c.
n, NJ. II ARR EIIs
Conner Walnat snd Front sis,
iabls-smfh&su CiseiNsAti' y.
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London Punch,
Once a Week,
All the Year Round,
Saturday Review,
Weekly London Times,
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BteruisYs

Touag Mzrrisd Ladies slIoss laizloFtl.no -. =
s,...u - u nrag fsIt1 10 due eessonI reil.-
fioi - said 700 should milltplg e1d rcplen-s- !.
- 2 y0Ug daaro yoq co ool5ils Lae -. -
~ -. - make sIsuIiestlu. AL ccfufll1ilA--
-. iefis-- - u.srsor stresiy coEddenta.
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FOUND.

A sum or MONEY was found in Germantown
q on yesterday, which the owner can Rave by
THOS. LIDZY.
msr15-3ta Oil Works, near Race Track.
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Cabbage.

IN HHDs. OF THE FINES cABBAGEat
" KING ALEXANDER'S,
marl6-5ts sc Br5nd Street
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E~vNlVsasAL success
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10 the LadioA.

All Affections q fhs womb tFeafsd Niih s aeo.
Tr.oss Marneo Ladies Who hsF0 bssn % 49,.
aats b ariacasry q prove aDoIiicls ca = -
70 saa.E AN TINE { lourd pregnant. y EfiaA -
~aU
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d.. MoaILIl5
Onion strees, Nashville. Tenn-
LII, vii meet Nth prouapt ailel--
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that there, is not half employment for labor,
and the lands are cultivated miserably .af-
ter all" ks#sfE ssgsEs
/. We're it known in Europe that protection
was the fixed and unalterable policy of this
nation, the present year would see the
transfer of population to the extent of half
a million of persons, and Of capital in the
form of machinery to an incalculabe extent.
and once here, here they would stay, i'm
creasing at once, and immensely, the mar
ket for food, clothing and iron. Mr.. JEFF
ferson desired that the manufacturer should
| take his place by the side of the agricultur-
ist--that the loom and the anvil should be
in close proximity to the pillow and the har-
row. MIR. Jefferson looked and thought for
himself y fJ-a RI - All
One of the ablest statesmen now in the
counsels of the, Government writes to a
friend on the 9Th of March, 1865, as follows:
''It seems impossible to teach the Ameri-
can people to understand their own inter-
| ests, and | fear that nothing but the sad
dest experience will teach !. them wisdom.
There is no nse relying longer upon argu-
ment, and unless the great leading interests
of the country can combine SO as too force
the nation into the only policy that can save
| it. we shall have to give up, and permit
this great nation, with all its capabilities,
to become an uninfuential, poverty stricken
dependent set Of agriculturists and herds
men," Ho 3a.a
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In Pr0bate- TX ennoshn Coon,v co.,..

In the matter Of the estate ofJohn Duffy deceased
EEAD1NG and filing the petition Of MARY
~ Duny, executFix Of John Duffy, deceased ss;
ing lorth the amount Of personal property thai
amount ofIdebts outs standing against said
and description OF all the real estate Of which SAID
decreased died seized, and the condition md value ~
The respective portions thereof and praying that IL
eense DC to her granted to sell the whole Of said real
esate and 1t appearing BY said petition that there Ia
not sufficient personal estate in the hands of saJ
ec9trx TO pay said debts, and that it necessary in
70 pay the same to sell the whole of said real
estate II is there fore Ordered that all persons
ested IN sad ettate appear before the Judge Of this
cogL on FRIDAY me nrst day of Sep tember 1866 at
O'Clock p NJ, at the office of said Judge in the civ
q kepoSha then and there to show cause any there
shall be, why license should not be granted % said
ecntrx to sell said real according TO the prayer Of
And 1t is further ordered that notice be given
to the heirs of said deceased and to all persons inter-
ested in said estate by publishing copy OF this order
in the Kenosha Telegraph" a newspaper published
In said city for six successive weeks prior to the
time of such hearing is2 ~ - = ~ ~ 49, ~ Wv
Dated July 18th. 1860. l. W. WEBSTER
wv County IudpA
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Proposed Con..itutional Ameaamen,,
CHAPTER al4.
AN ACp!to extend the right ~ ,n


AN AcY!to extend the right Of spfr,no
Tile people of the State of Wisconsin rsnrss.n,oa j.
senate and assembly, do enact as follows; -
Section l. The right of voting ia hereby sxtendoa ~
male persons OF African blood who shall have atteneS
the age OF twenty-One years upwards with the same
quAncalons ana restrictions imposed on other vo
ers IN section one of article suffrage In the eonst
tutioni ts..-...- - = N NVAi'SA-
Sec. 2 This act, before 1t takes effect shall bo suht
ea 20 the people at general election be held on tho
Tuesday next succeeding the first Monday Of Noyember
leo when saoh majority of votes as is reaured NV the
De cast Tor it, it shall be force and ec
uhuer the requirements hereinafter prescrbed.
effect. ~ ..;., ~ Il w. $50 80 D'i iofoe VI
See. s. The ballot to be used on this occasion sbsu
be Tor the affirmative for extension suffrage % the
negative, Tor the extension of suffrage which shall
be on the general ballot used AZ the and de-
posted in the same box and all persons cualsd by law
70 vote st Any eeption in this state shall deemed vo
Sec {, These votes shall be counted and returned NV
the inspectors OF the election in all respects as votes far
state othcers are counted and returned. wv '7'
Sec o. The ofhcers now designated by law to can yass
the returns OF votes for state officers shall canvass the
return on this question: at the same place and under ta
same regulations and restrictions now provided Nv ay
Tor canyassing and declaring the Of elections for
See 8. Within three days after the Differentiation f
such canvass ~ shall DO the duty of khs TO
certify the result Of the said the GOVERNOR who
SHALL thereupOn. without delay make ~
result, and publish the same daily and weekly for two
weeks, in all newspapers printed In the state when n
the result shaI be ~ favor of the extension suffrage
t4rGe and ehec but If not in favor of it, then this act
shall have no force effect. '' NV
Sec, z This act Immediately after irs passage shall
De and at least three tbs previously TO said
gehra election the secretary ofstnte shall send or
10 De sent correct copy of IL to In tha
state Inch Newspaper upon the publication "a the same
snaI pc ehtlted to pay for the the state
treasury ~ The rates paid for other legal adyertsg
Approved April 10, 1865, '''o
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SYM PROM

Tbas1smntoms of Catarrh are at first very
-,;o[+E Persons find they have a cold, that
thew have free uent attacks, and are more sen
ei+ive to the changes of temperature. In Inns
condition the nose may ~ Ivy, OF d SIghI Jus, ,
obaroe- thin and acrit afterwards thick and
adhesive, may ensue 81 81 4 NFG}N.l
Az the disease Decs meg chronic the dis
charges are 1ncleasedl N quantity and changed
in quality; they are aows chick and heavy, ana
10 hawked or coughed Oh The secretions
are offensive, causing sad breath; the voice
thick and nasal the eyes are weak; the sense
of smell is lesseueG osS 9@stroyedi 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 faien from the head DUR
ing the night. When this takes place, the
person may be sure thai MS disease is ON ITS
way to the lungs, and sd illd lose no tl1ne IN
arresting it. o,-.,.
al svmntons. Writ 20 III Laboratory for
| our pamphlet descrI any ii.iy all symptoms
| 1t will be sent FfEE-te any address. $50
| directions where TO procure Chs msdlcIne.i
| We are daily receiving letters from soldiers
In the army, and others IL all parts OF the I'm
I ion. aud also numerous testimonials from
| those using it, bearing evidence OF It's lnfaIi-
BILE merits.
This Remedy contains NO MINERAL OR
| OUSINGREDIENTS, but is prepar-
| ed from vegetable extracts EXCLUSIVE ELY !;
| therefore it is PERFECTLY. HAFMI. ESS,
| even to the most tendera and delicate child.
CALL for SEELYE'S C&FARFH RENE
| DY, and take no other If not sold by drug
gists In your vicinity, you can enclose the
money in a letter to US, and we will send the
medicine by Express Price SO, 90 per bottle.
Address DR.. oh. SEELYE q Co,
- 20 u " FreepoTt, ILL.,
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Is prepared by the etignator of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Balsam hrCot never prepared medicinal
article tor public and but what has stood the
sro INCEST tests and always the panot victory
over every dsease it Las been certified to cure "
- - = y y " r-+----L-l- - - b
viii you who suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion
Nausea, Heart burn Sick Headache ramp and Pains in
the stomach and Bowels A,dity of the Stomach Choel
morbus Dyson and General Debility and
thewlioe sY stem-try but single bottle, will never
again If fail in this Our knowledge
of its merits the united testimony OF all who have
tried it, the enoomums o. hundreds of neghbors
duty TO yourself and the beneficial result
as the sunshine ali earnestly, pesistenty, urge you
JUSTIFY one bottle fhat say is not correct if our
statements concerning its wonderful virtues not
found TO be true do that the operation
the medicine is and perfectly wonderful
will renounce profession to the public
and retire from the field lifting that incompe-
ent TO compound medicinal Irepaa ion, which would
be entitled your confidence. 3' te
Sold by Druggists everywhere Price 81 90 per Bottle
G. G. CLARK q CO Propretors,
New Haven, Conn.
LORD. &. Smith, Chicago w Wholesale Agfs.
Tor the West. For sale IN this place, by F.
ROBINSON, and WHEELER & CLARK. Iy6aw
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HERIFF's Sale

S'atc Oh WAscOHSAn, KGnosha Coun,x
Ctrcuit CO0rt. s-lEs9
Haynes French % Meredith Rowland. Amel,. n t,ou,
land and William B. Sereck A'nehs " HOW
niNTOE and in pursuance Of the Judgment
a. D. 1860, at theregular term Of said court W GT.'
baksr, sheriff OF Kenosha county shall Offer sor
sas ana sen a. public auction to the hiRhest bidder
tnerelor at the front door of the Court Honss ~;
CITY Guy q hsnosna "a Saturday the 10th day of sente
Ser, ?. ls6S at ten O'clock NJ OF that day the
Parcei Of land situate lying and being in the ton OF
eonsn county OF Kenosha state Of Wis.,
OF the north east quarter of section nurnh ' NAT
number one ~ north of range npmbsn
49, east containing eighty (s0l acres Of
ant according to government survey he ,Se 80. 90 VI
more cr less Terms Of sale cash. w. " IA Ep Same
dated Aug. 2, 1865, Two Sheriff Of Kenosba 10
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SHE RIFFss SALE
State of WIaCensin, Keuos.
IL Unse OOunty

pu : Cirsnit, Gear county
ty Banf Jo6 gsgnst Francis xeno,ba
Benjsmin Asa Farr EpSran G. c0T BSsx D.
sep6 Y Qgsrlss, yasy " Mum, George L. Scott Jo,
seator q F. Hone Joseph sarfss S sI
deeeasedi a. ~ WI. and testament Of Ann Quaries
tess the 81 COe and JamesN Chandler Tras
,an Of the Judgment in above entitled nc
said CO.., 9uy 21th 1865, at the regular Of
~ ~, q - " lillian Baker Sheriff OF KenoshS coun
ss and sell highest bidder therSo
f Oh the Court House the city
M Sna state Of Wisconsin ten O'clock in ths
foow;ns the 10th day Of September 1866 the
INSCRIBED 10 or parcel land or go Iueh tberaS
sna De satisfy said Judgment and oost,
eogether WIN the cost of said sae that is to
az stake forty 4O south Of the north eas,
ri VI tne south west quarter of section No thrtyon
and -nnmn north OF range twenty three [23l east
with oh thenee west twentyfour 2l rods parallel
aei With et sala quarter section thence south par
WIN east nne Of said quarter section ten IlOI rs
east parallel with northline of said section
"a foas thence north ten 0l rods to beginning
o. 5. & +, II. HEAD, Sheriff Of Kannoi ~ IAEh,
~ fa aJmUo Pfs Attys gid DIE I'VE SNAa NounY'
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E9@ M :.s:s.::a;:;s E9
On and fter Sunday, March 12th 1865, passenger
trains vie
MICHIGAN CENTRAL r. r.

Will leave Great Central Depot, foot Of Lake St.
Chicago, at
6;3O A. M. $3.50 r. WI. 1000 r.. WI.
Sundays Excepted Saturdays Excepted Sunys Sat'ys
...- t...s.. Ill. ,- E-. Excepted
Connecting immediately at Detroit VII b trains OF the
Great Western ard Grand Trunk Railways for Toron-
TO- Montreal 0gdeDsburg, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Troy.
Albany, spriD ghed, New York ard Boston.
E&y During the temporary suspension Of through
travel the Michigan Central have renovated and re,
htted their famous coaches and made all necessary
improvements for the comfort Of through passengers
For through tickets via the Great Central Route,
apply at Offices OF connecting roads; in Chicago at
Company IS Offices in fremont House Block, and at
Depot, foot OF Lake Street,
Ii. @. WENTWORTH, X. N. RICE
GEM Western Passenger ACT, Gem supt.
f'.t OF
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OF said sec, thence to the sv cor Of the ne mr. NJ
Of sec thence 81 rds thence 60 Ids tSene o.
"a to beg NV or s T R 23. I'D
;t.. Fourth Ward. ~
Fisk-Part NV or sec 81 commencing at n mint "a
rds W of line thereof in line with the " linz 81
middle ST. thence to lire of city thence w I6 rds
thence to grand ST. thence 4 rds thence n "a a
point in line with the line of middle st thence
to beg: NV or s 81 T;2 RIB a1sraz..f a -" -,
Sykes Part of NV or sec 81 com 40 rds of the a
tine ofsaid or the li1e OF city cornorstion
thence 40 rds thence n 40 rdss thence " 40 rds
thence 40 rds to beg, excepting from above descrn
ton the following described piece: Beg at the NV
cor Of lando by Cosgrave thence a rds
thence "a rds thence rds thence west along the
line ofiands owned by Barnes, White and Cosgraye
NV qr.S s31T2R23.aI .Ifi3 N-t t.-5'
HUDSON BasOn-sxeept 40 # in width off end l.4 bk
so ne or 81 T2R 23. o..
stanton--nw or bk So, ne or, s 81 2R23.
ia Lands sold Sept. LIST, 1868, for Tax Of 1862.
Ellen Moore. Com 60 IT of NV cor thence on line
OF said 1t to the ally thence "a feet to point "a II
T2R2322 1saa.6 #r- .@'h '''
Carlos Pierce-com at Sc cor Of bk y55 thence 90
line of sd blk 200 1-2 # thence the line of the
alley 1872 # thence 1S1 # to point the line OF
sd bk 1873 IT W ofse cor thence tc beg biz IS Sc or
S31 T2R23 - -
rt...... Third Ward. sa
John Nichols-I OTIS 26, 81 and part Of %. com at
the Of 1t % thence n line of sd 1t IS #
I'D thence W to point SO # of sw cor of said 1t
thence to sw of 1t 26 thence on the line of
II % to the Sc cor of same thence line Of Its 26
and ~ to beg. Also commencing at point So # n
OF the sw cor of % thence W to e line of Ann st
thence on line of Ann st to thes line OIL 26 ex>
tended to Ann st thence TO the sw cor of lot &c
thence n to beg: ne qrS6 T2R23. ..- ( 81
yiuasd rslgis Fourth Ward, 5Hl0 g
r. II. Demng-Psrt of 1t Q blk 9 con. on the line Of
h27 # ofthe ee cor thence SO # thence to the
lire Of said It thence SO # thence to beg 1t
bk 2 sw or s 52T2R %. ~ 52.s 5&) ss" = =
c Q oole-ne or Blk 2 qrs s1T2R2s e.s.t.e. O..
raa3ae-,. MS Torn If Somers. ~ %, IL 81
The following described piece of land is returned
for re- sale for tax of 1854.
NE fr or except beg line sd or 70 Ia rds of nv
cor thence to pike river southerly following v
bank of pike river to line of Or to sw cor of q
\ to oeg except track 10 T Q R23, SO acres.
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Read who Says So

From the Rev G.. Beck, Pastor of the Baptist Church
Pemberton, N. j. formerly of the North Baptist
Church, Philadelphia.
have known Hoohand's German Bitters favora.
BLY, for number OF years. l have used them in
my own family and have been pleased with their
effects thai was induced to recommend them to ma
ny others, and know that they have operated in a
strikngly beneficial manner. take great pleasure il
thus publicly proclaiming this fact, and calling the
attention of those afflicted with the diseases for WHICH
they ar e recommends d, to these Bitters, knowing
from experience that Recommendation will be sus-
tanned. 1 do this more cheerfuy as Hollands Bit
tiers intended to benefit the afflicted, and is mot
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.
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Is Indispensable the portmanteau of every
as u oDce revents dizziness sickness either in
sUeaneFs OF cars ana Is failing preventive OF
danger from change and climate Do NOT do with
out it, ~ rs .aT n -
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j. Ii. kENNARD,
Eighth below Coates St., Philadelphia

From Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Oh.
Germantown. Penn
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir Personal experi>
ence enables me to say that regard the German Bit
tiers prepared 10y you most excellent medicine. In
cases of severe cold general debility have been
q eay ben Gifted by the of the Btters, and doubt
| not they will produce similar efec $ others. II
Yours truly. WARREN RANDOLPH,
&a Germantown, Pa.
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From Rev. ]. H. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding M E. CHI,
Philadelphia. 81
| Dr.. Jackson Dear Sir :--Haying used your Ger.
man Btters in my family frequently, l. am prepared
to say that it has been great service believe that
cases of general debility of the system it is
the safest and most valuable remedy of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully, ~ h
| j. II. TURNER, 50 /
No. 726 N. Nineteenth Street.
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=, the enclosure Of the subscriber in the
town OF Somers or about the Path Of July, 1865,
THREE COLTS-two OF them years old. One a
black horse colt-the other dark gray marc colt
star in forehead white hind feet. The third brown
yearhng colt. The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges and Jake them away
somers, July 9th, 1866. 4w9 J. II. WlNsLoW.
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From the Rev. ]. NJ. Lyons formerly Pastor of the
Columbus IN. u and Mlestown Pa. Baptist Chs.
New Rochelle, N. Y.
DIR. c. M. Jackson Dear Sir Il feel it pleasure
thus of my accord to bear testimony to the ex-
cellence ofthe German Bitters. Some years SINCE
being much aiic ted with dyspepsia, used them with
very beneficial results. l have often recommehde led
them persons enfeeoed by that tormenting disease
and have heard from them the most fattering testimo
mails to their great value. In OF general de
bity believe 1t to be tonic that cannot be
passed. J. N. LYONS