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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-12-20
A Iicbukc to our NciahbOr.

We sec, by IL proclamation from Governor
Hor,u.n Tint he In. declared Erhraln Is.
EInl. the present Attorney Genera! OF THIS
S,u,r 10 be duIy elected Judge Of the 10Th Ju'
diciul Circuit OF West Virginia. "chaNe .o'
seen it stated how he rccontiItd the rrJeS''"'
Of the large number Of votes III several pre-
cinc,s, which We alluded to lasl weei.-H1-
nawha HP~I'icm.
We respectfully suggest to our hyper
critical colomporary that Gov. Boreman
did his exact duty under the Both sec
ton and the sixth paragraph OF the 3dth
section, Of the general election law.
We would add that if the papers con
Quoted in the interests Of the returned
rebels would inculcatc obedience to the
laws instead Of resistance to their en-
.orccmcnt, We should not have occasion
to regret such shameful conduct as they
were guilty Of in some sections Of the
State at the rcccn, election. We believe
the returned rebels would in genera! be,
have themselves. aud shortly regain aud
deserve the confidence Of loyal people il
they we're no; inStiga,ed aaI encouraged
to continue obstinate traitors AMI defy.
ers Of law by such prints as the R'p"'It'
coa has recently become. Whenever the
loyal people are satisfied that the return
ed rcbcls can be trusted with the priv.
lcge OF the franchise, they will no long.
err withhold it; hut their conduct in the
recent election was not calculated to in.
spirc any such confidence. We would
also respectfully suggest to that class OF
persons, and to their newspapers aud
attorneys. that the game Of bluff once so
potent has lost its tcrrors in this la;i.
tuIe. --Inhiiigcaccr.
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The market is extremely dull and
heavy, with very few exceptions. Prints
are again Offering at very low prices
The decline has led to more activity in
sales, and stocks are being reduced.
Shcc:inSs and Shirtings are inactive.
Prices tend downward slightly. Sales
can only be made by n sacrifice. which
few holders will make. Ginghams are
steady ut tho recent decline. Fancy
cassimeres arc very dull, aud prices ir-
regular. Heavy goods have accumula'
ted on the market. Tho mills are now
working on Spring goods. A yielding
in price on dclaincs in order 10 reduce
stock has been successful, but stocks arc
now much reduced. FlanncIs arc in
moderate demand. Blankets are dull,
foreign goods arc also generally dull;
The demand for the season has been sup.
plied. One of the modes resorted to by
the trade to extend their business has
been by renewing the old credit system.
\ very dangerous course in times when
,kcrc Is reason to fear such q contrac.
ton Of grccntack currency taking place
as materially to reduce prices before the
notes given fall dac, when punctual pay.
mcnt will be icopardizcd. During the
last four months, all through tho uu'
,umn and winter wholesale trade, com
mcrcial paper has been created to what
We deem fearful amount, far. greater
than can be negotiated in Wall street.
Sales have been made thereby to an en-
larscd extent and at high prices-good,
if the notes arp paid. Credit you'd be
safe and justi6abIc to moderate extent,
and for short periods, if there were no
expansions CT currency and specie pay.
ments wcrc resumed but till this is
done, aud with such resumption being
held out in prospect and insisted on BY
a large portion Of the community, CIV
ing credit is dangerous y !. indie.
pcdcnt, fM. -. 81. .-1 - : -
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Another Oath,

Dir. Sumner has introduced "a. Oh, y
into pi ,be Sepnto, prescribing an oath TO
maintain republican form OF govern.
, ment in the States lately 10 rebellion as
follows: , .,.,
~ do truly swear TINT | will, at oil .' 10; =
barenfter use my best endearors 10 ,tn' S.a,o
n republican form Of government IN 'ne o."ss
Of Which | am an inhnbitant, in inc nuis Va
Tho limited Stutes. That will, OF oil sllnes'
recognize the indi:soiuble unity OF 'Hc nopuo
iic and viii always discountenance anu 70.
sent any cndeavors to break away VIZ ;s"oncc
from the Union-that will give my inuos"sI
and vote Mt NIL times to sustain the nA''on".
"roI;t-.,bot | will always discounienance
and resist any attempt, directly or 'ndrermy y,
- rcnndia,e or postpone, either in nny par.
or in any way, the debt which was cOnN 80
by the United States in subduinS inc TUBE, roce',
lion, or the obligations assumed 10 Inc NV
soldicrs-that will always discouh'enuhssI
and resist any laws making dis!inc'!o" VI
color or rnce, md in MI ways will strive 10
mninrnin State government co"r'e,e'y ~
nj TO the Union, where all men shall epJoy
equal protection and equal rights e..
Such oath shall be, preserved, and II
falsely taken, such person shall be guiity
Of per jury; and in addition to the pres
ent penalty for that crimo, he shall Tor
felt his ris hit to hold office.
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Progress in Kentucky.

The message Of Governor Bramlclte
to the Legislature Of kentucky, Indicates
progress in some points, as appears from
this Brief account Of the document
The Governor argues that the aGop.
ton Of the constitutional Amendment
would give perpetual Acknowledgements
any attempt to control the suffrage
question through the federal power, aud
recommends its adoption because slavery
has ceased to oxist, and universal oman.
cipa.iou has made freedom thoroughly
national. The question as to what is to
become Of the negro the Governor leaves
to time to solve. He recommends invit.
ing superior class Of lahorcrS to dcrel.
Cd the mineral aud agricultural resources
OF the State, aud suggests modes whereby
such laborcrs may be attracted there.
lie recommends each county to organize
Il military company to support the civil
authorities. lie says the result Of the
war has been such as to forever baniSh
the hcreSy Of secession, and it only re.
mains for the judiciary to decide that
secession is treason, to have the subject
forever and finally adjusted. The adju.
dcation should properly BE- had in the
case OF the chief 0! the rebellion, to
make it precedent for all time to come.
Of the conduct Of Kentucky in the war,
he says: Kentucky has furnished to
the federal armies, Of mostly three
years men, G3,975 white aud 25,j3S
coloycd soldiers, and ours was not the
loyalty which draws its subsistence from
promised profits and its courage from
distant danger. but that unyielding de-
votion to principle which neither the
loss Of Property nor prcscat danger could
overcome"
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Railroad to Ironton.

The citizens Of lrouteu ere discussing
+ho pr"jec, of 4 Railroad coz nec,ius that
place With the Portsmouth branch Of the
Cinciupa,i acd Marietta Railroad. Isl,
not high tue Gal,ipoiis would do the
.spne thing? Are YOU going to let the
Irousoniaus lead you 10 enterprise,
neighbors? We Of the Grea, Kanarha
Valley arc somewhat interested iu 0
Railroad connection with IIamdcu, auj
ppthiug would build up the Galiic City
faster. 49,
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TRUST SALE.

DY virtue ~ ncrd "fTuS: execute! an tn. 9TH dar
ID 81 August lNI2 Icy David J. ". Clark>"n I" john "
Clark SAIL whcrrin Williams Trustee, Ia Mcdrc
TIE payment Of certain debts the undersigned will sr
~ public auction for cash. the highest bidder. In front
of tho Court House Of Hanawha County, IVES, Va. On
.Mturday, the 9Th d"y IF Janunyy
next all that tract 81 Lind, together with rs Spparic-
naucc> living IN the County of K;tnawia tho r'uh
side IF the Kannwa river, uhUut o., miles nhors.
charl",ron. which was purhasrd by said Clarkmn, -
Isaac Moves and OTHERS and whirh formerly known
rs h Rank Salt Furnace Int recently the
"l.nrcna Furnace" NOW occupied By Jas 81. Laidlry.
Esq.
Fur fri0r particulars reference l. INSIDE To said Trust
Dec, Oh record IN Kannwhu Clerks Oilcc BOOK r. page
~. J. ". cENrRAFT, Trustee.
CH.RlIyroS, ". Va, Oct. >. lsGj-jOw'
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Grants Report.

The New York Times says Of General
Grants report that there is nothing in
military literature compared with it, and
that :" it is more compact than Cesar.
more lucid than Jomini, more punScnt
than Napier. 1t covers the operations
Of miyhtier army, operating over a
vas ter surface, than ever was marshalcd
by any commander. II will command
the attention ofthc soldiers Of the world
and will be read by the generations as
long as the great war Of secession is re-
nom bored. The report embraces but
one year out of the four years Of var
But it was o year in which such multi
,udiuous battles we're fought ind WON
10 which such bewildeFiug uass o:move.
ments we're made from points all but in.
Vulnerable. in which such number Of
commanding officers figured honorably
or o,herwisc-thnt it seems, in perusins
the report, which cubraces the Whole in
its scope, as if we we're reading Of cen
fury Of battles, covering the surface Of
the world ...- g" -...
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JUDGE LOOMS, in a recent charge tc
4 Grand jury, asks:

- pGr I1Oohie, III - ASSS"S S"o' . w
a Grand Jury, asks:
May We not charitably suppose thas
among the multituics who embarked in the
rebellion. aud committed great wrongs in
support Of the uuholy cause, there were many,
especially the young, the thoushtless, the en-
thGsa5,ic. ana particularly the ignorant who
we're tho deluded victims Of evil counsciors,
and hores,ly believed thcy!werc doing right
Many, now lha, the war is over, claim to have
acted froIa honest motives. Others, that they
we're constrained against their will; and
some, that they saw their error, and would
have dcsistel had opportunity offered. II
these declaration, are true, they are less gull.
Is morally than those who committed crime
with free consciousness OF guilt
Most certainly, We should accord to
all men who have erred aud have been
led to sec the error Of their ways and
are willing to depart therofrom, all char
i,y. 1t is only such as either impUdent'
~ assert their "rights,"' aud who seek
to justify their crime, that NC object to.
But when We charitabl yovcrlook a man s
faults, we do not feel like having him
bous,ing Of them as houors, and claim.
! Ing rero41 for hi, treason. ...,.. $3.50
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u,.nnnrrv MARSHALL us bio and

HUMPHREY MARSHALL, US big and
fat as ever, cannot obtain pardon. lie
was educated at West Point and will not
be parLoucd. if the President carries out
the rule he has laid down. lie was in
Philadelphia the other day, and was
anxious to take the oatu, set pardon
and 70 to New Orleans to practice law.
He said he had lost all his property and
bad nothing left, but he did not say
whittier he obtoined the money to pay
IS d,y.at tho Continental Hotel.
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SoLplgrs arc cautioned against sell
ling their discharges. Parties buying
expect to get land warrants, if Congress
should confer them, and those enlistius
in 81 and 90 may be granted extra
bopnties on their discharges. Cd
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AT an auction sale Of two estates IN
Stanton, Virginia. short time ago, the
white population we're Mortified to lind
that the highest bidder was co!ored
man, who thus entered into the ranks OF
the landed aristoerucy Of Virginia.
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House painting Paper hanging

r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO NY
friends AMI old customers IN Charleston and vicinity!
ila; vii! liz among thcR Nsain In few weeks, we'll
prepared and equipped TO carey an the lluse raining
and Paper Hanging business. Work VIII bo done On
shorirs; notice and most reasonable terms.
sOri ", y. HAWKINS.
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3 O 900 "A 6 r. T. S
Oil and Mineral Land
FOR SALE.

''NsS land. leased for twenty years. tire" years
] Ia COMMUNICATING. eighth r"ysiy includes all mill
erals. nmI situated In Knnawn. Putnam. Eyei,e.
Is,"nc. Logan. Raleigh, Wyoming, and MrDcWr!i COIN.
tirS WrSI Nrgmin. o. JOS Z. MNEEI.ER.
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House and Lot For Sale in
BARBOURSYILLE, W. VA.

rINIIE LARGE FRAME BUILDING. KSOwS As TIE
/ "Ihr;nIr>"n Property" Row occupied by !. Il. Bum
gardner Furniture Store. il Offered! for sale cheap.
Il i, an xrrll"ut -c fnr business. Call and 400.
Fur Terms. apply I" i. u. Nc;lSSlS. at Guynnd0tte,
Is. r,.. or {" the subscriber, Al Gallipnlis Ohio.
Nov. :: lS;i-::n ". II. NEwCOAB.
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL!
DECEMBER 2I>t 1865.

TIVE LADIES or ST. J0IIS'S EPISCOPAL clltM'H.
J. u, the rrTu",: 81 their friends. have concluded I"
change the day for ;hrir Christmas Festival I" THURS
DAY WEEK, The .l>t rrc-mryT, They solicit the pat.
rnuayc or the pubic AMI hope by the Hl 81 oysters.
shrn"n,. aud variety ii Ornamental and u'"fu!
articles. to crafty the taste oi all.
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Dry (i30t(S,

McMIXyvILLE, Tcnn.. Nov. $50.
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N. York AdvertiSe
s NJ AK M An g. CO.,

NT TANUFACTURERS OF BRASS, COPPER ANU lin
lfl LANTERNS for SHIP, RAILROAD, and other uses
No 261 PEARL STBEET opposite United States Hotel
New York. Manufacturers of Ambrose's PATENT NJ
CHIMNEY, COAL OIL, CAR LAMPS. Also, Manuiactu-
rers of FOG HORNS and COLORED SIDE LIGHTS, IN
conformity with Act of Congress of April 49, 1854 TO
take effect September l. 1864. Also, Lairds anu waters
PATENT LANTERNS thstu 3mo November 10
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LYONS KATHAiRON.

TATHAIRON IS FROM THE GREEK WORD
IN ''Kathro.' or "Kathairo," sgnifying to cleanse
rejuvenae and restore This article is what its name
signifies For preserving restoring and beauifying the
human hair it is tho most remarkable prepar on in the
world. 1t is again owned and put up by the original
proprietor and is made with the same care skill
and attention which gave it sale Of over one million
bottles per annum.
1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruf.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling of and turning gray
1t restores hair upon bald heads
ANY lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head
of hair should Lyons Kathairon. 1t is known and
used throughout the civilized world. Sold by all re-
spectacle dealers. DEMAS BARNES CO.,
October 28 stuthlyr New York.
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MARSDEN'S
Pectoral Balm !
FOR
COUGHS, COLDS,
ALL DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
WHOOPING COUGH,
GROUP
INFLUENZA,
ASTHMA
CONSUMPTION,
ALL DISEASES oFTHE LUNGS.
ALL Diseases oFTHE LUNGS.

NTARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM IS PREPARED
Nl from the recipe Of Of the most distinguished
and successful physicians of the age i'll the treatment Oh
Bronchial diseases. -.
1t combines the active principles of the most valuable
1pectorants of the MGteria Medica, together WIN
Balsamc Extracts prepared on scientific principles pro-
ducing preparation pleasant to the taste and certain In
its effects. -. ,oro,,r
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.-Use the PECTORAL
BALM whenever the cough is troublesome Three doses
in any ordinary case five IN severe cases, taken AZ
intervals during the day will effect complete cure
FOR WHOOPING COUGH-Takea a full dose lmmedi-
ately after attack 0 coughing which VIII be found 10
relieve the sufferer In short TIME I'll symptoms WILL
disappear.
FOR CROUP-Ths alarming and often fatal disease
must be promptly attended to. Give the child full
dose see rections every three minutes until vomiting
is produced then lesen the dose at Intervals OF every
hour until oil symptoms of this disr ssing complaint
cease. ~
FOR INFLUENZA-Tcke dose every three hours
during the day, and retiring to rest.
FOR ASTHMA.-T be taken repeatedly during the
paroxysm until expeetoration becomes easy
CONSUNPTION.-LThis most fatal and lnsidious dls'
ease can be cured its earliest stages by the use OF this
truly valuable medicine. The patient can at all times
fnd relief by judicious of the fECTORAL BALM
Prepared by F. W. MANSDEN,,
New Orleans and New York.
afJ- For sale by all Druggists and Merchants.
November % lInoT
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NTARsDEN's PICTORIAL BALM is PREPARED
Nl from the recipe of one of the most distinguished
and successful physicians of the age i'll the treatment OF
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THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

would cah attention to the fact of its being the Original
and Largest Gift Association in the country We are
therefore enabled to send FINER GOODS and give better
chances to obtain the valuable prizes, than any
other establishment of the kind The business contin
ues 10 be conducted in fair and honorable manner and
irons appreciate this method Of obtaining rich and Gle
CANT goods.
During the past year This Association has sent very
large number of valuable prizes to all parts of the coun
try Those who patronizo will receive the full value
of their money article our list Is worth less
than One Dollar, retail, and there are no blanks.
Parties dealing with us may depend on having prompt
returns and the article drawn will he Immediately sent
to any address by return mail or express.
The following parties have recently drawn valuable
prizes from the Eureka Association, and have kindly al
lowed the their names; many other names might
be published were we permitted.
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia, Penn,
Oil Painting value $40; James Hargraves, S2l Broad
way New York. Oil Painting value, SlOO; L. T. JONES'
barrett Marshall Co.. Kansas, Melodeon, value, $780,
Patrick j. Byrnes, Waterbury, CT, Gold Watch value,
sl25:J T. Shaw 224 East 24th Street New York, Piano,
value $780, Mrs Chas j. Nevis, Elnira, \. Y, Piano,
value $500 Miss Lucy Janeway, Elmra, \. y, Cluster
Diamond Ring, value 5000; Mrs. r. Peanoyer, City Ho-
tel Nashville Team, Melodeon, value, Sl25 Oscar VI.
Allen, Co. B, 142s Reg. Ind. Vols. Nashville Tenn,
Watch, value. SS5; Rowland s. Patterson Co D, 10th
Iowa Vet Volunteers OIL Painting, value, 500; Mrs.
Abbey j. Parsons, Springfield Mass, Meodeon, value.
sl5O James L. Dexter City Surveyor, Syracuse n. Y,
Gold Watch value $780, Mrs James Ely, III Wooster st.
cor BECKER n y. Oil Painting, value, 500; Mrs J. &.
Coles Grand Rapids, Michigan Silver Castor, value,
s4O Dr. j. r. Sinclair. No. Main St. Utica, n. \.
Framed Lngravins value. s25; Hon. Luther Detinold,
Washington d. C., Oil Pointing, value 500.
Letters from various parties throughout the country
acknowledging the receipt of very valuable gifts, may
be seen Oh file ut our Office.
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S---T--186O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

they purify, strengthen and nvigoratd
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antiduto to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and enlvcn the mind
They prevent miasmatic ana intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhna CHI lera md Cholera Alorbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They IRE the best Bitters in the world. They make
ihe weak strong and exhausted natures great re-
storer They are made of pure St. Croix Ru. the cee
brated Casaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken
with the pleasure of beverage without regard to age
or time of day Particularly recommended to delicate
persons requiring gentle stimuant Sold by all Gro
GERS, Druggists Hotels and Saloons. Only genuine
when Cork is covered by private u s. Stamp. Be-
ware of count.rfeits and rcdlled bottles.
p. II. DRAKE & CO.,
No. 81 Park Row, York.
October % stuth ly
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short time reSalns
Vieor, Health, and Strength.
r
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders of the Digestive Organs
Constipation Inward Piles ruhess No U D01G %eor 70 e
burn Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight
in the Stomach Sour Eructations, Sink
ing or fluttering at the Pit Of the
Stomach Swimming of the Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breath
ing, Fluttcrine at the
Choking or Suffocating
Sensation when in 4 Lying Pos
ture, Dimness of Vision
Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Dull Pans in the Head, Def
cheney of Perspiration, Yellowness OF
the Skin ard Eyes, Pain iitehe Side. Back,
Chest Limbs Etc, Sudden Flus6es of Heat Burning in
he Flesh, Constant ImaSinings Of Evil, and -
great Depression Of Spirits.
REMEMBER
THAT THESE BITTERS
AscoNTAA NO RUM OR WHISKY.
AND CART MAKE DRUNKARDs.
Is NOTA
DARKROOM DRINK, A
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED VEGETABLE
tr EXTRACT,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC STIMULANT OR INJURI-
GUS DRUGS.
1t cannot nsidiously introduce the vice of Drunken
ness into the bosom of your samesto your wife, your
children, your friends.
L
SOLDIERS
Or others whose systems have become impaired by hard
ships disease, will find in this Bitters tonic that will
restore them to ali their original vigor.
A
These BitSers have performed more cures
GIVEN BETTER SATISFACTION!
HAVE MGRE TESTIMONY
HAVE MORE RESPECTABLE PEOPLE TO YOUCH
FOR THEM
Than any other article in the market We defy any ole
to contradict this assertion
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one that will produce Certificate published by
us that is not GENUINE
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i }
From Rev. W. D. Sefgfried Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
Church

From Rev. W. D. Seigfried Pastor of Twelfth Baptist
Church
- RFHEDEIPH1A, December 26, 1S6S.-Messrs. Jones 4
Il have recently been laboring
Ger the distressing effects Of indigestion accompanied
by q prostitution of the nervous system. Numerous
remedies were recommended by friends and some OF
them tested, but without relief Your Hoohands Ger
man Bitters were recommended Ly persons who had
tried them and whose favorable mention of the Bitters
induced me also TO try them. must confess that had
aversion to patent medicines, from the thousand
and one quack Bitters, whose only aim seems to be
to palm OF sweetened aud drugged liquor upon the CON-
munity, in sly way; and the tendency of which,
fear, is to make many confirmed drunkard. Upon
learning that yours really medicinal preparation
took it with happy effect Its action not only upon
the stomach but upon the system was prompt
and gratifying feel that have derived great ana Der.
manent benefit from the use of few bottles Very res
pecuuuy yours W. d. SElGTRIED
No. 254 ShGckamaxon-street
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To be Sold for One Dollar Each,

Without regard Ia value and not TO be paid for until you
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READ WHO SAYS so

FROM THE HON. THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
WASHINGTON January l, 1864.
Gentlemen:-Having stated it verbally TO you, have
no hesitation in writing the fact that experienced
marked benefit from your Eoofands German Bitters
During long and tedious session Of Congress- pressing
and onerous duties nearly prostated me. kind friend
suggested the use Of toe preparation have named.
took his advice, and the result Improvement Of
health, renewed energy and that particular relief
much needed and obtained. Others may be similarly
advantaged, if they desire to be.
Truly your friend, THOMAS B. FLORENCE.
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October %