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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-22
ou4 oR 4Mn ARMY.

The payment and mastering out Of
those troops designated by the War
Department in the late order for the
dist large Of supcrAuous troops, Is pro.
crossing as rapidly rs possible under
the circumstances. Before longtbe en-
tire army thatso promptly rallied to
the support of the Federal Govern
ment will be again with their loved
ones at home. For four years have
they been combating foul treason, and
bearing on the glorious flag Of our
fathers 10 an honorable peace.
"Cannon to rishtof them.
Cannon TO let oithem.
Cannon in front Of them,"
yet they hinched not. All honor to
the brave hearts and willing hands
that have borne up and sustained our
country's honor in her hour Of deep
distress and deadly peril.
Let them be welcomed home as be-
fits the reception of battle-scarred and
war-worD veterans. Soldiers, one and
all, we bid you welcome; may you long
live to enjoy the
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-22
HON. JOHN sHERMAN,s SPEECH.

HON. JOIN sHENWAN'S SFEhVH'
The first speech Of the campaign,
delivered by Hon. John Sherman at
Circleville, on tho 10th inst, will be
found on our first page. Let none of
our readers fail to give it q perusal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-22
CITY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION

AUDITORS OFFICE, FAIRFIELD Co..
May 23d, 1855
Y Sstiou is now in session. All persons having
cTIsvancos relative 70 Real or Pe,sonos Properly
viii attend the meetings Of the board
Byordsr NH' sShV9f' S'S'N'
M4H 2S--5F
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MARE FOR SALE.
ATTACHMENT.

Joseph AT, Pitt ! Before Theo, stoyer, J, ?. q
against Liberty township Falrheid
Johu iisnnshe, DefJ County, o. ,.
On the 96th day of April A, p, 1855, sal Justice
I DIssued an order of a,ti,ehmeat IN the above sc-
ton for the sum Vi Thirteen Dolals anil Fty cents
(Sl3 So. - JVeEfu ALL
Basil, May uth, ls9o-3w"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-22

ALL HAIL TO TIE GLORIOUS BRAVE
The remnant of the gallant old Goth
which for three years has breasted the
tide of battle, arrived here on ycster-
day and this morning. We give the
boys hearty welcome home Tho
history of the Goth is too, well and ia
vorably known to need any comments
from US. The boys are all looking
hale and hearty. -
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"Cannon to right of them,
Cannon TO left Of them.
Cannon ia front OF them,"
"peaCs your valor won.''

4 REMovAL.-Our enterprising friend,
ED. BILLINoHUnsT, has removed his
periodical store to the Giescy brick on
the south side OF Main street. Ed, is
prepared, with increased facilities, TO
supply all the demands of the reading
public, keeping on hand, constantly,
the latest news, the freshest period.
calls, and an extensive assortment Of
light literature. Ho solicits a contin-
uance Of past patronage. fI .tiit
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TNNhe undersigned has been duly appointed Ad-
minstrator of The estate Of RANSOM FRlTTER,
late of said county. deceased.
May25-3w EN0Cu FNITTER.
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VIM. P. Creed, Attorney o. r .s,
June %. !;s5-oylarisiS %. tttr
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16
Sherman and his Copy Of the Census.

The Prdirie Chicten, "a little paper pub
lished at Tilton, Illinois, contains the TOLL
owing conversation with Gen. sherman
during bis late visit % Chicago.
Gen. s-fto a soldier sitting near him)
be- You we're With Gcn.--, o. Dis -
march were you %
90 Yes. General, aBd We nearly starved 10
death. too. know l lived four days Oh su-
gar"
Wen you could have pushed r.-ht
through. ] should think, and avoided al
your troubles
so We could. General We were jnst
kept dswllug a.0nS. wasting our Tune un-
iii our provisions gave ont
And no subsistence in the country.
suppose. "
scarcely any. General"
Al. -- should have KEEP. down IL
the next ter Of counties. He would have
found plenty Of food and f1ra-e Plenty"
The writer" Wnr General do Won
kuow the whole couu-ry-al the counties
IN the State.'
Pretty well, g good deal Or t. And
what j. not personally known can De easily
found out, nearly enough from the last csn-
sus returns"
sAnd sou made out that. dll yon Oh,
your campalg gns
Always Travelled with . .n mv lie
bags I could tell how many illI5tal-s.
how many cultivated acres. how many heal
Of cattle aud horses. how many Das le.s VI
gram each county possessed n t-4- --iAs'
and 90 approximately, how many ll-is
would be now. and how long i would sI1-
sist my army"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16
The Ideal Women.

To make an OutCry and roll up our eyes
becausea woman lectures az all is tol-de-r0!.
II we can 70 u q theatre and look al wOIa-
en- falling into the arms OF men. and 10 the
opera and he perfectly delighted while half
dressed women dance and sing. when q
woman clothed in decent apparel stands be-
fore Us speaking sensibiy and eiOquently
we ought 10 be able to listen without being
very much shocked or making too great al
ado about her being ont OF her sphere
God has made a minority Of women as rest-
less and as ambitlOuSas men, women who
chaie and are miserable unless they find
occupation and a career outside of their
affections OF course YOU don't want 10
marry such q woman, Mr HOmebird: you
would have a sorry time ii YOU did; yei
such women iii their own place, and DO
their own work in the world. nevertheless.
Why should We fret at them, The worlds
oil beloved ideals are not easily displaced.
The Pyth0ness may shrek from her tripod.
hut we still fan down and worship the an
cient divinity OF wOmanhO0d. The inyl-
ding woman. while she sharpens antagO-
nism may challenge admiration, but she
cannot dethrOne in our hearts the women
Of our daily life, the mother who taught Us
to pray. whose name IS 4 talisman TO keep
Us from evil: the sister whose love i pure
"a that Of the angels: the wife who is ours
through al change. cheering the tired heart
when IL faints and the tired feet when they
faller giving her life to perpeIuate our life.
living for Us and our children: the friend
whose subtle intuition stands TO Us for WIS
dom. whose unconscious purity holds Us
al0of from sin. whose faith in Is impels u;
.rrrarT "a lfr-Inr manhood whose fine tp-
mininty in lis golden strength hold lnvi0-
late the essence OF wOmanhOOl.-f
tenderness aud inspiration. Mannisn WON
en-. and wOmanish men. will jOstle together
,il the day OF judgment. but these women
Of our homes with their tender voices anC
gentle eyes. Will hold the deeper heart and
destiny Of the race till the end Of time
m c. A. in Springfield Republican,
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thrive. Elk hunting = fav0rite amusement.
Occasionally il is tha, thc dogs sight and
attack a leopard and ;hen SAL havoc i
made il the pack before fhe huntsren can
come up and drive away The leopal Or call
of tie pack. SIR Emerson Telnolt has
related the fact which occurred at tbs MACE.
" q cow pounding 70 ieafha leonard The
oii COW was called TcServ Banda. after 81
kandiaar chit-ain. from whom friend o..
mine bad bought her. ara was .n charge ed.
an Englishm4n IL Newera Ella. The ex-
traordin2ry part of the story Is. that tle
Oh lady h1i DO horns what VIII 10y mater
NAL affection 10 The leopard g0t n-o the
she'd where Mrs. Ickery Banda arI ier
calf were. expecting 10 have an easy prey:
hnt De reck0nei without bis hostess: Nrs
Z. b.. veat a. him tooth and uail-0rra rathe'
heal and horney pr0tuberances- pounded
ann again aut a-l.l against tile walls.
llmmei him into ie.lv. and lett him So liz
t.e life tna.. next morning when tie master
opened The stable. the leopard had scarcely
any iiie leit % lim. and "a shot from p's
-ol settled Linn. Tie ola gals nerves re-
celrel q terrible shock. however on this
memorable occasion; for sometime after
wards size did not know friend from foe. or
rather She assumed every one 10 be a foe
uii the contrary was proved. She wouli
rush az her dearest friend. rip and snort.
and Oter 10 pound him against an lmagln-
any wall Time. the great restOrer Brought
back repose 20 her Overwr0ugh. mind and
IL l. believed that she died al peace with al.
mankind.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16
Petroleum.

The actual product oi 0l IN PENNSYLVANIA
is set down al =. 500 OO0 barrels Of crude oil
for the year l56j and worth, taking al ay-
erage OF prices. 81. 600, 900 a. the mouth
OF the wells. When carried ~ the refining
establishments and purified. this product
OF petroleum isworth upwards Of $50 600.
600, OF bali as mnch a the wheat crop. or
one fourth as much - the cotton or corn
crOp-taking an estimate OF five years be
fore the war as the basis Of the estimate
No matter how great the product. the
market cannot be giutted. The whole world
IS taking 10 burning petroleum OIL In l.6Z
Europe consumed l0 600 600 OF gallons ID
1854 the Importation had increased three
hundred per cent. 81. O0O. 600 Of gallons be-
/ ing consumed Il ere; and n 1866. il is esti-
mated that 30. OOO, 900 gallons will be re-
quired In every part of Europe the Penn
s.yyania OIL j. used The cottages and h1ts
+ Of millions OF peasants. as well as the man
( s.Ons Of the rich aud palaces OF the aris-
/ tOcracy. are lighted with our petroleum.
+ The demand for This wonderful lluminatOr
+ is Increasing In Asa. Africa South Ameri-
ca and the Stands Of the ocean. almost as
4 fls, as In Europe and North America and
until the niue hundred millions Of the hu-
man race are fully supplied with petroleum,
the demand wll continue - be On the IL
crease.
The best authorities on the subjec. con-
s.der eighteen months the natural lie of al
OIL well some last longer than tlis, but
the great majority give out before they are
year oh. But experience shows that oil
may be struck and good yields obtained 10
close proximity 10 exhausted wells. some
4 wells that refuse under most vigorous pump
M. D yield a barrel more are " brought
10 their milk By boring them deeper. Tie
deepest wells in operation are but 500 % 600
feet. scientific men contend that the great
est oil deposits underlie the earth's surface
from !. 900 70 l, 200 feet, and before long.
their theories VIII oe tested and verified "
rejected
Considerable Oh Z produced il Canada
ani West Virginia, but as yet the product
Is small, compared with that Of the Penn
sr-.4l.4 wells. T. the yield shall increase
during TIE next s-Z years a. i Las ia tie
past SIX. tle money value OF tie exported
petroleum wil exceed thai Of our cotton
exports. There are more dollars worth Of
petroleum going abroad this year than Of
American breadstul-, 20 great has the for
egn consumption become, The internal
revenue from this article viii amount this
year TO ten or twelve millions OF dollars -
Chicago Tribune.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16
A Second Robinson Crusoe.

Gen. Scott in his Interesting autobioera-
ply, gives an account Of a Robinson Cru
soc. Nr. Pain. who hal led a solitary life
OF many years on the Island Of Cape
Breton lie says:
Mr. Pain sailed from Boston in smack
for the banks Of Newfoundland and other
fishing grounds in l77f. before the outbreak
OF the Revolution. Having made up the
cargo in Gut Of Canso. Pain begged bis
companions 10 let him remain uutl the r.
turn cf the party the following season.
They assisted in building him a hut. aud
left him with a good supply Of personal
ELECTS, bed clothes. some axes. and other
tools, gun with ammunition. fishing
tackle, and such other stores Is could Doe
spared together with a Bible. Paradise
Lost and Pilgrims Progress. Prayers
were sald ~ parting, and the smack started
for home.
This was the last time that our adyen-
turer saw "the human face divine tor
nine or ten years. The revolutionary war
superveaed. There was no more fishing
OF curing of iish by Americans on those
sh0res-the Gut CansO not being nayigated
al that period except Toy vessels driven into
it by stress OF weether There was DO road
and no trail across the mountains to any
settlement whatever.
For the first year, and. indeed. until his
supplies began 10 tail him, Mr. Pain then
young, did not lament his condition. But
when the second aud third seasons came
and again and again there was no return of
his friends, if vas evident that they had
abandoned him; his spirits dropped and
there was danger Of his being lost in
despair. But mau is the most flexible and
pnaJ.e OF all animals According 10 his
own account Mr.. Pam began soon 10 relish
his food without salt; the deer and fleece
goat were abundant furnishing him with
both food and raument, and which he con
tuyed % entrap after his powder ana shot
were cSon1toA 80. too vttn respect Ln
worn out hooks and lines: these we're re-
placed by 0Oues and slips Of skins. 90 that
there was no want OF the " iinny prey.
BY The iilh year be began 20 like the new
.iie as Well a. at first His books We're
more than sOiace 10 him. and the auto
Diographer can testify that be could accu-
r4teiy rec.te from memory entire chapters
Of ihe Bible, and maas OF the books OF
d" Paradise Lost"
Finally. when at the end Of the war his
old master in a smack came I'D search OF
him or his remains. he had become So az
t4ched 10 this mode of existence. that he
refused 10 return 10 his native soil A good
supply OF necessaries Were left with him
Ills little property at home was in cattle.
with materials for a small house some fur
nuure sc. all Of which were sent ont o.
him with old sister. farm laJorer and q
lal-a relative. Before 1872. some new
connections and laborers had Joined him.
and he had become a thrifty farmer.
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~ \ young man from Worcester, Mas
sachusetts. q private II the j7th regiment,
in tae battle Of Cold Harb0r. q year ago.
was hit by ball IN the chin. which badly
fractured the bone aud tore out several
teeth. Another ball hit the right shoulder,
fractured The shoulder blade, and remains
undiscovered. The third ball passed
through his abdomen and brought him 10
the ground. , His companions dragged him
10 q hole. where his body and head could
not be seen by the enemy: but his legs be-
iug exposed. one ball passed through the
calf OF his leg. another cut deep groove
through his shin, another cut through tie
top 0i the insiep. and another carried away
tue next - tie great toe. He lay in the
hole al day. anu was then taken prisoner
and starved for several months. yet this
Young man Is n0w il Worcester: erect and
in good health, aud not perceptb.y lame.
HIS name Is E. P. R0ckwoOd-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

A returned Rebel named Kelly was sum-
marily hung. a few days since, ~ Bergen,
Mississippi, under tie following circun-
stances: He went 70 Z saloon il Tie pace.
and ordered a Lieutenant of militia wl0 hap
pened 70 be there 70 take his blouse or
remarking that be did not ike blue coats
Tie lieutenant refused 70 comply wita Tie
request when Kelly drew his revolver an1
fred al hin. Bystanders then knocked
Kelly down. took him out ami suspended
him 10 tie limb Of Z tree.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

s)0r ani shps Dealers have just received a ars
Ass'ri nsnt of Snring Stock oi Boots and Shoe
Consisting of Nsa's. Womsus, Boys. Misses
Caiiireas AMI Youih's wear. Custom Worl
promptly attended 10.
JOHNS BAILEY.
Lansing Wy 10 1861 as q
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

John Brennan, Of Syracuse, proposed FOR
the hand Of . widow, Was refused, and took
q vial Of poison. A Doctor saved him.
Thinking the WleO" might have re.ented
be asked again. and vas rejected. This
time, be shot himself; the ball passing
through the breast aud ous a. the back
He IS il dangerous condition, bat may
recover. The elder Weller's admonitlon
holds good; "Sanivsl, my son, beware Of
the Tiddsrs.H
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

Gen. Grant Is said to have remarked late
": Il am a small eater. but l an huge
sleeper. To keep me in good working or
der | need nine hours good sleep ont Of the
twenty-four. / can dispose OF more. but
nine must have. When was out west
could command but about seven. and l
nearly broke down. Give me nv Quantum
Of sleep and can meet any amount Of sx-
posurs and labor
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

ANsING. H.chigln-N ". EIsW, Ps1pristar Tie
Elgi- d1uss - new, AMI D. uttsi up throughout iu
the best style, lni Nith new furniture On Wash
inrt1l Avenue. near On. slte oi the old Lansing
Hl1s3. STAGES leave this House daily. 40
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

TAsON and Cirr.ags Mlser, foot OF WlshngtoL
tla street. below ths site 90 the Lansing House
wigoas constantly on hani, a. reasonable prices
Rsplung done $40
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DENTISTRY.

' II. COLE, Dentist, would inform ths pcople o.
Lansing and vicinity that he is per
YYV%.-lzA mAnontly located in the city OF Lansing
>IIYYN4nd Is prepared 20 perform ali opera
toas p.f.Aalag q tho Dsntal profession. ia the
m1st satisfactory matter. Teeth hled with gold.
tl fli. or ndgIm- Artiasill teeth mounted on
rubber base. Ia the latest approved style. O1ce
over william u Clrr's Boosters. Lansing. June
25ih, 1854 ~ as
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J. l.. LANrERsIAN,

MIST. resih mogntsi On Gold, Silver, OF Rub
Der Base. O.h-e a. ms residence on Grand
st1A street. directly east Of the Capitol, l.la-
'>hhT sing, Michigan. $50
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The wife OF Peyton Langley. 0f Fulton,
No. dishOnOred him. lie talked the ma
Ter over with her, when she agreed 20 let
him Kill her, II be would himself commit
suicide. This strange and horrible arrange
ment was carried out-Langley shooting
his wife through the heart while she lald in
bed, then placing himself beside her, and
blowing out hiS own brains.
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j. VAN KETREN.

MASON aud Baiicr, Lausiag, Michigan. Keep
-l1stlltV on htli AMI Tor sale, Grand Rapid
LIN s;irco aal Water Lime Ollce at T. BD1th
rvi o. '- Store. ~ sis
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.InIiNS :. RAILEN.

J. PRICE. P-,prieior N4son, the County Seat OF
lagltm County. Michigan. Lansing, Jackson and
Dexter Stages stop A. this H1ass. Charges rea-
sollbls Is f-3
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY, &C.
II q. HALEY.

g0VgOPlTHlC Physician an surgeon. lansing
Nlch Olce aud residence, west cad oi tho Mill
Tl4a brilg8 Special attention given u chronic
-oaoialats aud female diseases. ly4s.
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AMERICAN HOUSE,


v HUDSON. Proprietor. Lansing, Michigan, oppo
site Ga, Capitol binding. General stage ono
kept ia connection with th1 House. 5ls
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LONGYEAR q BURTCH,
HORATIO PRATT,

Law, Chanccry and Collecting Business, Lansing,
uchfnn OHee over th8 Second National Bink
~ tosGYxaR 5O3 d. ". urRrCH
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PHYSICIAN and Surgeon. once at the Drug store
OF r. rllyer s1n, IN Dodge aud B5ebe's Block
Washington Avenue, Lansing, Mich AK calls
promptly attended %. Al
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GEO. L. PARSONS.

rf0RNEY aud Counselor at Law and Solicitor in
Chancsry Agent i0r prosecuting Claims ~ Soldiers
sad s1iiiersi widows, against tho Government
flr Bounty Money Passions and Arrears OF Pay
Lansing. Mich. once IN Cowles' Block, up stairs
W.sbiugton Avenue go
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DOCTOR II. w. NELSON.
Il. q. sPRANG.

PHYSICIAN & srRiEON, Lansing, Mich. Office and
residence. oa Michigan Avenue, a icw doors east Of
TIE f0tOlc- SIS
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JONES s EVANS.

Successors to c. N. Jackson 4 Co. ,Proprieiors.
tssR ia the VRised States. Iv.ssa
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DART ~ WILEY.

tTrORNETs. Counselors aud Solicitors, Lansing
Michigan Prompt attention giveu o. Collections
Yarnsni Of Taxes, and llvestis CATION of Land Titles
% q n.rr Iv AS 2 O. WIIEr
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Up. COWl.ES.

dAvING BEEN DULY LICENSED As AUCTIONFER.
tenders his services to the public in thai capacity
H. y authorized % sell property at auction IN any
part Of tue state Persons desirons or selling prop
cry al auction, can do 50 only by employing an
saciioneer dsiy licsassi b. n, Urit@d Sfei>5 The
aaiefsigned may ne found at all scasenable hours
a. MS cnce 10 Cowles' 8ocS. Washington Avenue
lansing. Charges reasonable. 4q6yI
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,,,7TED Br rHE sTArE EEruBucAsl JAN. = 1855
Ten Lines or less considered square,
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s.,,sesa Advertisements only. All others charged
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ATTORNEY AMI Counselor al Law aud Solicitor in
Chancefy WILLIAMSON, Ingham County, Mich. 4Sf
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Rlpiist Church.
pr. Jackson. pcag SRI feel 10 due 90 yocr excel
lelt preparation. lootana' German Btters 10 ado
nv testimony o. the deserved reputation it has OBJ
tanned I have for years. a. times, been trouhleS
with great disorder IL nv head and nervous system
was adv sed by friend O. Try bottle Of vour Ger
man Bttcrs / ti s. and have eNper.enc great
and unexpected relief. my health las been very
materially bendtted. I confidently recommend the
article where meet With cases similar 10 nv OwH
and have been assured D many Of their good effects
Respectfully yours, 7. WlNIER.
borough IA
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-16

From Rev J. s Herman. Of the German Reformed
Church. NltztoWn. Berks County IA
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson Respected Sir-I have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years. anl
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hollands Bittcrs. / am very much in
proved in health. after having taken Eve bottles.
Yours. with respect, =. :. SDFRNAN.