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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

PRoGREssIvE.-Wh hunting items on
the Ohio levce, says the Cairo Democrat,
little while after the sun should have
gone to rest, we came upon a restless son
of Africa whose new made freedom, equal.
ity and bad whisky had demoralized him.
Taking curious survey Of the creature,
we stopped to muse upon the depravity Of
the free and equal, wondering if their
uncouth and disgusting habits would not
exert beneficial effect upon the Anglo
American, when by lis bolted fair WON.
an, her dishcvclcd tresSes flowing in neg,
lected snarls from beneath well worn
scoop. Her hands were clasped in be.
seeching manner and her anxious face was
marked with care and want. and she press.
ell forward until she came up with the
aforesaid son Of Africa, when, with trem.
bling accents of love, she cried
My dearest husband, my angel, my
love, my bold and fearless Othelo--why
hast thou left me?
Left you, you white trash Ef you
knows what's good for you you better not
! follow dis chile
oh my love, the father Of our limo,
cent babe, and the protector of my honor,
let me beseech you to come home!'
4 tells you l won't, and don't wish tc
converse wild you. You's more trouble
dan brack wench. wish de Lor' Id q
married Sal Jonsing; dis ting of marryin
white tiaSh has ruined me-
Yes, and it's ruined me, too. see it
now, but it S too late to turn back. Urged
by my religion TO the great work Of puri-
flying and cxaltng the white race by the
progressive principles of miScogenation, |
have sacrificed myself in the cause of re-
demption. | have lost everything yon
have lost nothing; now why not go home
with me?'
Loss ebrything-don de white folks
say it's dis chile has lost ebrything p
Didn't cum and sacrifice myself to gen.
crate the white trash ? Didn't leab my
home of plenty, whar work jes when
please, and cum whar hab to work every
day in de week and Sunday too, and den
not get haff ennf to cat
For PHYS sake, darling, come home.
If you will Cooking round imploringly),
III ask your forgiveness. See, (cxcited-
ly,) a crowd is gathering comep
Gal, if you'll treat Inc at de grocery,
Use gwine wild you
His atiectiopate wife nodded her head,
the descendant of Ham took her arm, and
off they went-she happy in her love and
he almost oblvious in his drunk. Truly
are the American people a progressive
people. Having asccnded the glorious pill
lar Of fame to its very summit, where the
goddess of liberty was wont to sit and
smile, they are now descending to the re-
fincmcnt aud intcligence,of the dark ages.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

once, ON CoIOma street.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
4 SUPERB GIFT BOOK.
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RIGHT REN. ARTll X GLEN tlANF NOAi ~ ~
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These Ballads have gained for the Guthcr enviabie dis
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Hardly family will consent be wihonit among the choice
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present The title In medieval text Illuminated i
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iGospel Messenger
1--WE welcome with peculiar satisfaction the and
usitey illustrated edition Of Christian Ballads polished
q Gt Book in their beet style BY ID. Appleton Co. New
York The volume the best religious souvenir OF The season
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That the ballads have lived long and worthy Of
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looking the contents ind that they are wei worthy
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t.,...- Nos. 443 and AS brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Qeas an6 Coffee.
MO ADVANCE IN RETAIL PRICE
TEAS AND COFFEES.

GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY,
On due consideration have to the conclusion NOT to
advance the price Of Teas and Coees
there Ia. been great "rng" among speculsors
obber. and importers advance the prices
res Of life.
A., the Compsny have an enormous stock Of Teas and
Coffee, on hand they hopes to be able to maintain their
old standard Of prices and thus defeat in nesure this
movement Consumers of these articles Of prime necessity
will sec that by pa,rouny this Company they not only serve
their own interest but contribute to break down this st
tempted monopoly
The Company have leased extensive warehouses in the
most central locations aud fitted them up In style OF orsn
tai spendor voy far surprising anything ever before Known
In this country It has been the sim Of the Company TO select
,hst cannot fail to all sections oi tho merop
oil. and surrounding cities The prices being uniform Gus
best accommodate them. BY examining our List OF prices
consumers Of Tess and Coee will that they have been
PAYING ENORMOUS PROFITS.
The Company continue to el at the following prices;
NS'F
MINED Ioc soc &C., 7oc eoc.. Soc best 81 per pound
ENGLISH BREAKFAST, SOC, &C., zoe. Soc., soc. 81,
81 TO- best VI 20 per pound
GREEN TEAS Soc sOc.. 1oc.. soc 9'c., ST. 81 TO- best
81 rs per pound.
YOUNG HysoN. Soc Soc zoe. soc.. soc 81 81 TO- best
sl 25p-rpounl
UNCoLoRED JAPAS. sI 81 10, best 81 rs per pound
IMPERIAL aud GUNPowDER. best 81 2' per pound
T... Tea, are chosen for thrr intrinsic worth keeping In
mind hesh economy and high degree Of pleasure IN drink
ing them.
COFFYEs ROASTED AND GROUND DAILY.
GROUND COPFEE. zoe, 2Sa., 'oc., 3c, best Nc PER
pound Hotels Saloons. Boarding lIon.ekeeper' end Fam
e who u.e large qunDte. Of Coffee economic in that
article by using our FRENCH BREAKFAST and Dinner
COFFEE, which .e at the low price OF ~c per pound
| and warranted 10 give perfect satisfaction.
con.un.rs can save from 5oc to 81 per by purchasing
their Tea. Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Nos u and 70 Hesey-,t-. cor ChureAH,
Eo. 60 Broadway, cor. blseckerst,
No so1 Eishth. ave-. rear Thity IT..
No 2o5 Ful,on-,., Brooklyn, cor. Concord'L
Country Club. Hand and Wagon reddief' and al stores
fof which cls.. supplying many thousands a" o
which are doing wel have their order. promptly and
faithfully hod and IA Of eab.. csn have each psi',
name MARKED their packages directed by 'ening bef
orj.r to No. u and . V.,eys We return ihHHt' 70
par,le. who have taken interest In ss,tin "peun'
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT or TliE GREAT AMER
IcAN TEA COMPANY,
Noe. IS and 37 Veseys-.
whcr. al their T.as sold ., prices in qune' 70
| suit the country ard cty ,rad~.
We issue Monthly Price ls. All boye's Of Irss 'Aoud
\ examine II b~foT, making their purchases.
since the opening o. The southern nasew we Lave mace
extensive arranseincn .nd pow prepared to 'HpPy Una"
,.is with Tea. srat variety Of siys' OF packages
,.rc, o.as. Of various quartet. half and pound
pael.xr. in tin foi Po~chonx. sc Ar We have also ner
Of sancy eaddlss In nest at - 20 per nest, and snsi
| .i,.d neat. four IA . nest at ~ Is per nest.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
QUARrHRnAsrER's OvyIcs. No. II STATE ST,
Nav YoaK, Oct. ?, 1855.

TJKOPOSALS Tor FORAGE and STKAW.-
Proposals invited by the undersigned for the delivery
oil good m~rchuntsble TIMOTHY HAY and STRAW on
board Of vessels 1t such wharf In NswYok Hsrbor may
be drssnsted
The Hay and Straw must be securely baed aud weigh two
thousand 00o) pounds per tun, exclusive of wood
PIopo''- must state plainly the quantity. price. and tmo
OF delivery
The Hay and Straw win be- Inspected by Government In
sp~ctor, aud weighed before being shipped.
Proposals will also be received deliver Hay snd straw at
Washington. u. Richmosd. Va, sud Hilton Head, s. g.,
subject TO the above requirements.
Biis will be accepted from tine to time to meet tho re-
quTomens OF the Goyernm
Payments be made on delivery. thereafter ss
fluids ior the pose shall br received
STEWART VAN NLlEr. bgeyet Adt 0en', &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Droposals.

OFFICE DsPor CosuissARY oT suB.vrrScr,
WAsnINsros. ID. e., November q! lHbS
GOVERNMENT SALE of CHOICE
N WIIlsKY-SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate Of
the form furnished by the UNDERSIGNED will be received
,hi, Oace until 1, o'clock m fuoslay tho 3th day VI
December, 1855 for the sale OF about
$50 BARRELS OF WHISKY
Tho Whisky offered ei~cfsd with and
Of the r. quality especially the Rye anI Boufbon Waiky.
which equal superior to any Wh.kies now IN tho
market.
Propos. nny bs made for any nub.e Of barrels rot less
than five Of each lot.
Lot No l. consist, Of Seventy eight 78) barrels Of Rye
WHISKY containing about three thousand one handird aud
twenty u. l!ol gallons.
sand hundred aud twenty ,9, slo) gallons; and
Lot No J. consists of nin- hundf, aud siy yr 1851 bar
els OF Resthcd WHISKY eonann. about thirty eight thou
.and SIX hundred tls GOo) gallons.
Tn. whisky will be gagged before the delivery and sold
by tho proof gao IL may be examined at the subs
Depot A.Iandra Va samples be and pro
po.als obtained from any Of thr following officers;
Breve LtCoL b. ID. Brigham, Capt. and {. y, U. :. A
Boston. Mas.
U. 3. A., New York City.
Brev,i Brig Gen G. l. Klbutn, A. c. q. s., u S. A.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Brevet Brig G.n T. Wilson, " s. and Brsvet IL COL
Capt aud G. g., u. T. A.. Baltimore Nd or at this Odirr
Payment Ia Government Funds, about fifty per cent Of
which will be required the acceptance Of the Bid snd the
remainder the completed and before
the delivery commences.
No bid received from parties who have failed to comply
with thoir contracts
Bidders requested to be present At the opening Of their
bids
All purchases will bs loaded at tho Government WhArves
In Alexandria Va free OF expense to tho purchaser.
The usual reservation by tho Government in regard TO bid.
will be observed. o. BELL, Major h &. y, u. D. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

nE VANE:
A. Story Of
PLEBEIANS AND PATRICIANS.
The Hon. HENRY W. HILLIARD.
E1 Member U. S. House Of Representatives from Alabama
i2mo, Muslin, two volumes in one, PIP. $50.
Price, So.
The and best book Of the All who admire
uthfuly drawn portraits Of social life, wrought out by
powerful hand rcplete with absorbing Interest, intellect
ua in cha and moral ia tendency viii be delighted with
De vsns 1t is very superior book and cannot fail to
please. Read II.
For sale by all Booksellers.
Sent by mail free, receipt Of price.
BLELOCk 4 Co., Publishers
No. 10 Beekmsn-st., N Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

vV,O MILLINERS AND COUNTRY
Il srOKEkYEPERs.
WHOLESALE.
AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORY
We Millinery ,ioods eheagrr than downtown jobbers
eel whole pi.c~s Call
MstI the addres, No. 3ii and 3i Grand and 20 Allen
hrl block eas, irom the Bowefy.
Fn'runc- the Whoe.ae DsIafifnsni No. % Alien 81
second foor-s'raw s1i feli Good.
Third hoof--Ri ibbons, Millinery and sif Gooda
Fourth hocr--tase Goods only.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
I OsT FICATEs.-No,icc is hereby

OST CERIIFICATES.-NOt is hereby
IL given that application has been made 10 the Auditor
for the Issue o duplicates o the
Certificates of the fve Per Cea Loans Of
eaih sued by the Bank Of fenasy vana tset
Tsner Agent Of the commonvesu, Ia The nsiDrs of
CHARLES HtNCLAi of Bfry lifn Dofking Surrey
In Fnr,nd esquire aud JOiiS KERfiiCK of Cide-on all
Norfolk in England esquire with benefit OF sursvorshp
| which Certificates have been Los.. viz;
No 527i, dated Nov. 6, 1850, Act OF April r. 1923 for
| 5000
| 5000.
No 2iI dated Nov g. 1885. Act Of Feb &C. 1852 for IS 0o
No 2il2 d-d Nov s. lg52 Act Of Fcb G. 1852 Tor 5000
No 2773 dated Apn q 1888, it OF June II, is'o iof
| IS, l2s ~. - .
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

CTRANG g. ADRIANCE,
y No. 355 BROADWAY.
Be,ween fnrklin and Leonard Hs,
VIII Offer on MONDAY ?7,h Inst. a, RETAIL large s'sor
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
greatly reduced purchased at the great cohs s"'
lion sale o last week consisting
PLAID and STRIFE slLks IN grea, variety
PLAIN and COLoRED POU DE sOE. in new shades
BLACK and CoLORED MORE ANTIQUES,
BLACK eros GRAIN AMI TAPFETAS.
EMPRESS CLOTHS sILk and WOOL PoPLlNs and
REPS in ali now shades. very d-'r r,bie
High Coortd fOPLiNS for children, with great variety OF
DRESS GOODS,
from 70 cents per yard upward.
MOURNING GOODS,
Of al descriptions
GLOVES. HOSIERY AND EMBRoiDERIEs.
ALSO,
CLOTHS. CAsSIMERES ASD CLOAkfNGs.
LYONS SILK yFLyErS from 20 70 20 Inches vide, n "
per cent les. than iast year
PAISLEY sHAWI.S. go worth 90
PARIS CANfLS HAIR. very tns
PARIS ani BERLIN BKOCHE. me quality.
WOOLfS SHAW - 4 hl kinds
CLOAks H. al the Fashionable styles, ol
VELVET and CLOTH.
cLoAKs MADE TO ORDER
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

DUBLIC NOTICE il hereby given by the SUBJ
scrbers Oh behafofthe Board OF Trusie. ofh- Prcsby
teIsn Church Rutgers in the City of New ork that
the rem all deceased pef,ons buried the Bura
ground aud Vault sad Church Houstos.. between
Chryse-st forsyh.t eud claimed by relatives
friends will be- removed pur.nan to lawful authority
such Burial ground aud Vaul, and entered IN Woodawn
CeIneiery That such removal will nj the erp
alton OF ten DAYS from the f publication Of this notice and
will be continued thereafter from day TO day until all
ed shall have been removed. Any further In
Desired be obtained from Charles l. Day. I'm
dertaker No. Ig6 We.t lsthst Dated NewYork, Novem.
Der II, 1865.
MATHEW BIRD, Treasurer
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
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AND
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Gopartnersbip Notiees.

I United COPARTNERSIIIP.-T under
signed have formed limited copartnershp pursuant to the
provisions Of the Of the State Of New or carry on he
buyiness of manufacturing aud sell ng SOAP YEAST row
DERS, &c, under the hrm name e TAYLOR YOUNG.
in which partnership. JAMES d. SPAHkMAN Of the City
of New York Special Partner and such has
tbued ebty thousand dollars In cash to the stock
and JAMES H. TAILOR OF the City Of Brooklyn. ard JOHN
L. YOUNG Of the City OF the general partnefs
The rshp this day ernnste in three
years and copafinerp business will be carried at No.
l86 Front.st., IN the City ofNcwYork.
Dated ow.York, November ~, 1905:
JAMES d. SPARKMAN,
JAMES H. TAYLOR,
JOHN l.. YOUNG.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
jnsnranrc Companies. 8.
NETWORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
- wALLSTREET.
CASH CAPITAL............"... SIOO'VVVs

Th, Company has been In successful operson '0f more
han THIRTY YEARS. and continues to lNsonn ssAm"
Los. and Damage by FIRE upon terms as avoaoe 'i''
instituons
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

COTTON COLONY.-An opportunity is of
feed person. who desire settle in the Sou, and vho
possess capital TO counsc, thenseve, ~Hh ,ohny
now being or-sute1 under the supervision Of the AME
CAN LAND COMPANY AND AGENCY. al No. 81 Broad
way lrquro Tor nddres. r. OUCH al the oiee oi the
American Land Company and Agency. No. % Brosd"sy
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

MIR. STEPHEN r. MASSETT, member Of
WI the New York Stock Exchange becones partner Ia
our firm from this date. New York, Nov. rs, 1865.
SCOTT CAPRON Co.
vINHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
der tho firm Of EAGLETON Go. Ia this day dis
solved by mutual consent OF the partners Dated New York,
November ~, 1865. J. JOSEPH EAoLETON,
WALTER T.. LAWTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Drinlins.
60 iDbom it man Concern.

4 RE YOU LAME, CRIPPLED OR De
~ FONMED-OT have you or your neigheor aboy or sr
with contracted limbs of curved inc or crooked
eet para ykrd lDb. srk rs o who are entirely
-ples who obliged to creep 20 walk b crutche
or who's, limbs shortened crooked drawnu or who
wan Oh the whose es roll over or turn inw ard OF
crooked knees from bite sweing or serouls OF
jury Ao limp from hap ditHr Ily 10 saw" such iron
c o misery, vii you not vrie er'r gsns o." prnnip-n
point, of the cssr rrc,i," ree OF CIT
cgar which be the of "a, ns them II Hso address
Dr. J. f. MANN, No . " e.t fOrty -hr-t It New Nort.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

NEW YORK MILITARY AGENClES.-
Established BY Gov Fenon pur.uant 70 an &C, OF Les
a,uTe providing further relief for sick wounded snd dis
charged soldiers Of -iors Cism. fog municipal state
and bounty pensions and Of pay attended 10
gra,uiiou.y. Superintendent Col d. O. MOhGhh. Albany.
Is \. As.n,s-COl h. H. GOt RICH, No. 25J st. Wash.
ins;on, d. C. Col JoHS MANI Nos - aud 8! iiowsr. st..
New.York city; MAJOR Assos CHETEK No. 23i Main -.
Buffalo. n. y. MAJOR H. D kcHAEDsOS NO. - fsy.tie'
st., Baltimore, Md the Rev JAMES Dxbos No lo9l Chest
nut st, Phiiad-lphiA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
Drn GOODS.
GREAT SALE OF

GREAT SALE OF
MOURNING GOODS
UNRIvALED BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION.
PARIMASEA CLOTH. 81, worth 81 rs
PARIMASEA CLOTH 81 IS worth o.
ALL WOOL EMPRESS, heavy. 81, worth 81 Is.
BLACK ALPACAS. 3ic.. worth SOC.
BLACK ALPACAS. 37ic. worth 62ic.
BLACK ALPACAS, SOC. worth 75c.
BLACK ALPACAS, 62ic.. worth 81
BLACK ALPACAs. 75c., worth 81 iei
BLACK ALPACAS. 81, worth 81 So
FINE MoHAIR POPLlNS, 62ic., worth 81 lli.
BALMORAL SKIRTINGS. 75c,. worth 81 20.
ENGLISH BOMBAZINES, 81 80, worth e. 70
ENGLISH B0MBA2lNES. 81, worth g.
FRENCH tLUPIN'S) SUBLIME, 81. worth 81
Ladies' every article specified above from 10 10 20 per
cen, BELOW COST of IMPORTATION!
w. JACKSON. Importer
No. 81 Broadway. between Spring aud Prince .'.: ;,
Opposite Tiffany Co.'S.
EAMlLY MOURNING.
j. W. JACKSON, No. Isl Broadway,
keeps mmen.e stock embracing suited every
copple xion OF MOURNING Families requiring such goods
will find il their n,ees, call send here ard thereby
avoid the trouble and anxiety of shopping. n Bio"
PRICES the rule, and not the exception
W. JACKSON, Importer,
No. 55l Broadway. between Spring and Prncest',
Opposite Tiainy Goa
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
iusooims CARDS. ~.

A q. :, ,"wEDpING CARDS ''''
lks.aAi,al isias
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

L,ARM for SABE-Ij7 Acres, Sli 900; near
i Cayusa Lake JOHN T.. WHEELoCh, lthasa, Ionp-
hi County. n. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

EOR SALE-A FARM, OF IL or - acres
ith ui, trec. buiIdnx, magnificent 1ccusry spring-
10, ,rou, pond Sc Rnqlir- Oh JOHNSON or souhwiek
and Wood No. ~ Libcrty-,t.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

EOR SALE-A FACTORY, with good water
l. front dock &C scc-ssibc to vessels OF large size
,hroushout the yex, ALBERT ROLLER,
No. lg9 " aleT Il, Nsw 4 oIk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
HOLIDAY PICTORIAL

The most Interesting aud artistic holiday newspaper ever
sued Suil Of splendid ssgsvings Chhas sories hoii.
day music. New Years novelties " be ready about the ind
dis M Deosmba Prics Is sonts siied free receipt Of
ssy ny.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

GENERAL EXCELLENT FARMS in SOM
- FRSFT COUNTY. WIN pleas. the f.stidous; all
,i.~s ana all lriee. Rich and bum bl- suited.
yAQUES Nc ~ Dey-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

NOR SALEin BROOKLYN-Three HOUSES
J. IN Ryerson ., Myrtle ave-, In good ofter win
modern improvements Sc Pnc"' S4os'i eash fS1 T1U'
A.o uOI' sF corler OF state and Pover.s5 DE okOOI
No l42 Fu,ons, ~ 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29

~ Acre. IN Levi. County Kentucky, miles from Ports
Jen.ey covered Win oak and other ve5sbse timber
Mus, be soi before the l0h OF December and i Therefore
D. dlspoed of AZ very low rate FOR plrticu.rs nqone t
No. 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-29
felp Wautso.

1I,O SHOEMAKERS.-wANIEp,I5M 81 : ma sa "
L GUTTER and SALESMAN 5 oA''i
Bfoadu,y --------r,,D
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-18

From the Rer. Jos. Kcnnard Pastor Of the Tenth
B1ptt&t Church.
DIR. JACKSON = Dear Sir Il have been frequent ly
questcd to connect my name with concentrations of
different xmas of med cines but regarded the practice
ont ofmy appropriate sphere, have in all de-
clincd; but with clear proof in various instances,
and particularly in my family Of the usefulness Of Dr.
Hollands German Bittcrs, depart for from my
usual course, to express my full convictions that, for
general debility in the system and lly for Ly
CT Complaint, it is safe and valuable preparation
In it may fail but usually doubt not, it
will be very beneficial to those who suffer from tho
above cause. j. IL. KENNARD,
Eighth below Coates Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-05-18

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastorcf Baptist Church,
Germantown, Penn.
DIR. G. NJ. JACKsoN:-Dear Sir:-Personal experience
enables to say that regard the German Bitters pre-
pared by you, a most excellent medicine. In
Id and general debility have been greatly
benefited by the of the Bttcrs and doubt not they
will produce similar effects upon others.
Yours truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
GlrInaEfOYn. Penn
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DIR. STRICKLAND'S
mdIiduons Cough 8alsan,

<1UREs COUGHS, COLDS, SORE THROAT, AS
~ thma, and Consumption. 1t is only necessary
for any one troubled with these complaints to try
ono hottie of
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SOLDIER s.!

You ought not to be without such valuable ned-
cine The Cincinnati National Union, Of pril 24th
saws that thousands Of soldiers have been saved
by th use of stricklands Anti-Choera Mixture For
Depot East Fourth st. Cincinnati, Ohio. n37-y1
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READ WHO SAYS SO

From TIE Rec Lepi p Bech, Pastor of the Baptist
CtHrch Iem5erton N j.. formerly Of the North
Boptst CAurch, Fhaadeiphu.
/ have known Hollands German ttcrs favorably
for number of years have used them in my own
family, and have been pleased with their effects,
that was induced to recommend them to others and
know tina they have operated in strkingly bcnef-
cial manner. l take great pleasure in thus proclaim
ing this fact and calling the attention Of those f.
icted with the diseases for whichhey recommend
ed to these Bitters, knowing from experience that
my Recommendation will he sustained do this more
cheerfully Hoofand's Btters is tended to benefit
the icted and is ''not a rem drink
Yours truly, LEVI G. BECK.