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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07
EEW ADVERTIsEMKNs

WilIoughIy Colissiat Instituts-seyenth Veal
New Eng and Notebook Wanted.
Cannon & Frtemsn-Blsnkets for Sale.
s. d Kirby-HOuse for Sale.
Campbell q OVen-ship Carpenters Wanted.
To Printers-LOosl Eo'ice.
Rev. h. Chapnsn-Local Notice.
Dr. seelye-LOoal Notice.
Hostettsr'ss Stomach Bitters-Local Notice.
Morris q Wilson's Minstrels-Local Notices.
Fragrant sozodont-Loesl Eotcs.
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COAL.
o y,

WhOlssais ana
Ebg1P yeiE, GaIUHblaAN A7N uN"~
lie 10. and T,rs
oScs on y. z. B. h. PER. Also, =. Iofa1
II EueFd strssi R. 3. Crossing. o.
ELoslsnt Quality for
STEAM, GaS, CRATES, sTOVE6, AZ
uSos o. Houss OH Also, AETHRAOTTEOOA
n isrzu or email quantities..
Ords-s respectfully solicited and promptly Afssnd,
4 70. Coal NJ smfthisr kant constantly On hand.
-sr-4 Ravfe-pe
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DYEINc.
ERRDERICK CYRIAX,

French Fancy steam Dye Works an
Cleaning establishment,
BelEid6re Farm, East cleveland, AKA
so seneca Street.
OFICE-lO4 Seneca It,, Cleveland, o.
I mean to make this the EST DOLLHOUSE IN
II WEST, and shall spare no effort 70 give sat-
kfsction.
eau the especial attention Of Gentlemen 70 the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF CesA ing OF Reducing Of mAds-up Garmeata
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I. r.

A GENT AND COMMISSION MIR
n for the sale Of Flour, Grain and all
kinds Of Country Produce. Brick Warehouse, No.
IS RiVsT Etrsst, near Railroad Depots, Cleveland,
Ohio. mh25:RS
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LAKE SUPERIOR.

NRAND PLEASURE
VI EXOURSI0H.-The stsunch, ASr
new and elegant steamer
bIDEs, Capt Z Turner, will leave out dock with
"a excellent Brass Bard Of Music on board, on
. GraDd Pleasure Excursion Oah points of inter-
ost on the . orth shore Of AXE Superior, on We'd
nssday, August 18th, st 8 O'Clock P n
s ate Rooms for the round trip can be secured,
and full Information obtained, by applying TO
MALONE, PETIT a 90,
Rug4:234 LIT and I2s River street.
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DIarrhOen and Dysentery.-we have ex

DIArrhOea and Dysentery.-We have ex-
smined a great nHnber otletterd from slme OF the
most prominent citizens OF Cincinnati aud COTing-
ton, etc., speaking ia the highest ter.nsOf DR.
stricklsnd's Anti Cholera Mixture for the cure o
diarIhoea and dysentsrY. The letters are too long
to publish. Mr. Woods, Of Oovington, says he
was pronounced incurable by the best doctors in
Cincinnati, and one bottle of DR.. stri'E lAdd's Anti
Cholera Mixture effected a permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form Of diAr-
rhoea and dysenteIy' For sale by DruggiAts.
BENToN & DUNHAM, Agents, Cleveland, O..
my6:R6
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geese.
salt-Fine soarae. Market firm at e9,25 for
Fine $3.50 for Coarse.
Aid and P~OFEar-hArkst steady. We guos'
- follow Present Use * Ale SIC Stock XXI
sI4,C0; Ksnnstt $500; PAls Cream sL1i Ports.
ia. Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
water Lime-OsEego and Akren held at
$500.
PIasfer.-"PousHrs" land pIastsr 5000 per
ton; Calcinod $500 q Dbl.
HOns-Firm. Sew York State 1885,, aoeords
ing 70 Suafity ONO ZoJ5Oo.
maIt-steady. Barley Malt held ct $40 per
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT or CLEVELAND.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED---AUG. 46
stmr Morning Star, V'ger, D-trslt
prop WfnsIoW, Andersons Buffalo
Prop Msteor, Wilson, B ayheld
Pr n Northern 4 4 bit, Muroh. OBtOnagon
Prop y iscOnsin, Williams, OsdeIsCuI
PRop Maine, Richardson, Og0ensbnrgh
Prop Akron, Smith, } stroit
Bark d Morris, Day, Marquette
Schr n 8 EimbAil. Storer, Houghton
sehr K P RysTse, Boylsn, Buffalo
ScoW nagdAlenA, AinsWorth, Toledo
OLEARED--AUs. As.
stmr Morning Star, Vlger. Detroit
pop AKRON, s. it'll, Cgdensburgh
Prop Maine, RichArdson- Chicaso
Prop Winslow, Apde son, ChioHgo
Prop nubaqus, Mcintyre, Super or City
schr G respondent, JehreyS CnlossI
Schr Mary A Rankin, kiDsly, bnnAo
Schr MARI Collins, Dixon marqueste
schr Fetrel, Psltier, Port Hope
scov Free Mason, Bow, Pt Onnt.n:
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CITY NEWS.

To BIZ PAID 0FF-The 10th o. V. C. will
be paid off to-day and d~isbanded.
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LEADER.
MONDAY, AUGUST Z, 1866.
~RRAVELEk's REsIsTER,

~ OttzenE wishing conveyance 80 either Of the
shove Trains OF Boat, win be called for By Coaches
Of stsYens' Omnibus Line. By lsaving their address
at the Omnibus Onoo, I9T Superior strsst, nsxt
door to the Weddsu House.
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CONSTITUTION WATER--FOR
~ Disbstes and kindred complaints Also, Con-
. itufi1n life syrup for Diseases Of impurities Of
he Blood. bor sale BY
CHuRcHILL 4 BR0THER,
jsa2 I2s Ontario ss
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HUFFALO MAKKET-AuEust 8.
IN MnaRAFH.I

IN EHLAaRAFz-l
Wheaf-Hesvy; parties apart. No 1 chicago
spring offered at 81 &c, and 81 Is bid
COrn-Dull. No held T5c, and 13e bid
ORfB-iu l ct $50.
Rye-Eominal.
BarleY-Nominal.
Whisky-Quiet; held ct So II.
UOt3f 90
Canal EreiEhta-To Rev York-Whsas IE<i
corn lf1z. oats Sc.
Lake ImpOrts-For "a hourBEFl0ur 2O6 bis,
wheat la, $50 bu, corn 1R2, 100, oats 50 $40. FOR
the Week-Flour 567 bbls. Eheas 43S, l03 bu, corn
783,O70, oats l6T. 500 barley 9,77O.
CIECIHHATI HARKKT-Aug. ..
tBy Telegraph
FIOur-In good demand.
Whisky-opened duh, but closed hrnsr. saltS
200 bbls At 50 90 per gal.
PrOVtstOns-Quiet; nothing doing.
TOLEDO Mack ET--Augusf 8.
[By Telegraph
WheRf- Did &c bette; new steady. Sales new
amber Mich gan st 81 S. old 81 70; old No red
wabash 81 10.
C~orn-Quiet.
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MORRIS N WILSON'S MINsTRELs.-It has
been several months since we have had q
touch of negro minstrelsy. But Morris and
Wilson's excellent troupe will open this
evening an engagement of four nights in
the Academy Of Music. The merits Of this
company are well known. Having no COM
petitOr now but the hos weather, they will
undoubtedly receive an extensive patron
age. The performance each night will be
new, and every entertainment will close
with a rich old Ethiopian farce.
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The quantity of fl ur, wheat, corn and barley
left at iids-wA;er during the fourth week in July, in
the years 1864 and 1865, was as follows:
Flour, Wheat, Corn, Barley,
bbls bush bu.h bush
1854. .IO,6 o S4I,lvO 249 800 100
ieo5...ro JUU ETIsoHU ott,oOO .-....
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EXHIBITING WITHOUT Montpel-
lier, proprietor of theVarieties, was tried to q
jury in the Police Court on Saturday morn
ing, on the charge of exhibiting without q
license. Four indictments were made for
the evenings of August LIST, I'd, Sd, and 4th,
but the court attended to the first charge
only. The counsel for the defense, s. o.
G~riswold, Esq, claimed tn at the Mayor in
refusing to grant the defendant a license
when the money had been rendered and
pledges, that the exhibitions should have
in future no objections bic features, had
been offered, had transcended his power
and authority /; that he should have grant
ed the license aud received the pledges,
and then indicted the proprietor if such
Objectionable features were introduced.
After 8 hearing of the case, the jury, which
was composed of prominent business men,
returned q verdict Of guilty, whereupon q
fine of ten dollars and costs was imposed.
Judge Abbey left his decision of the matter
to the action of the Court of Common
Pleas, to be expressed on the 18th of Sep
TENDER.
As the investigation of one Indictment
suficed for all, the case was adjourned TO
the date given above. 1t may be stated in
this connection, that Mr.. Montpelier did
not see fit to open his doors to the public on
Saturday night. whether he has doubts of
his cause, and fears he would not be able to
Z over the pile of g~reenbscks that would
.rcrus at the rate of ten dollars per noe
tsm from this time to September 18th,
vbiob he ID have to pay should the
oorrt decids sgs;D It him l-perchance this
gives him pause,
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{. b. HALE, Banker,
AND
UF.S GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT
III Superior st.
Inscriptions received to tbs
81 3-I0 PKR CENT. AND l0-40 NATIONAL

90 BIO PKR CENT. AND l0-40' NATIONAL
LOAN.
TOoDmission allowed to Sub5oribey.l
HDrU. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's, lO-4J's, Treasury
Notes, and sill other Government Securities pur.
chased and for sale on the most fayorAbi terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold at best rates, Deposits received and Col.
lections made At all HoOessfb e pointa. Unourrent
funds converted 1t lowest rates. Revenue StsmpG
w sale. oos
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GARDNER, BURT & CO.,
Storage and Produce
COMMISSION

Rroprtetors OF the Union Hallway snip and "a
All Grain Elevators. Storage capacity, 100000
bushels Once and Warehouse adjoining ths
Elevator,
No. 197 MeFWIn ST., Cleveland, o.
Dealers in all kinds Of Country Produce, Agents
for tue salt Company OF nondagA-" Salt sold
Always - the Company's prices.
Salt, Water Lime, Flour, Grain, &C., By car
loads, received or 70 BE- shipped on the O. o. . O.,
o. T., c. 4 z, O.. 4 P or A 4 e.. W., marrow
guagel Railroads and their connections, loaded or
uni0aded directly in our warehouse, saving sx-
pense Of drAyage.
VIII give personal attention to the filing Of or
ders for Produce aud Merchandise on Commission.
Liberal cash advances made on consigbmsnts.
We ave prepared to receive and ship, BY Cansl,
Lake or Bail, without d~rayagel, GrindstOnes,
Slaves, Marble, Lumber. and coarse Freights Of all
kinds, having the ONLY DERBICKs IN TIE
CITY for the transfer Of heavy Frsightss
Refer 20 Banks and business men generally.
au3- re-
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con MISS ~m.sn~nANI9
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On sums Of less than SlOO, hTe per cent is added
70 above prices.
GIRss-The following are the list prices D box
Of 80 feet-selling here less twenty per cent:
First qnality, %
Second . ~
mn. - Osts .J-.nrad Ofher
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

B@~ Yesterday noticed a group of
young women sitting around the door Of
store in Fayetteville street A soldier
was sitting and chatting with the party.
AS passed / saw him take out his pa
per of 6ne-cut and take a chew. One
of the young ladies sitting near him,
with q glance which said "please give
me q chaw o tobacco" extended her
right hand to take the package. and Mt the
same instant with the left, discharged
an old quid of huge proportions from
her mouth. She deposited wad of the
weed between her pretty lips, returned
the paper and nodded thank yoa,n Just
az if she had done the same thing before.
All our suffers and Yankee traders keep
''yalIer snuff on hand as a staple ar
ticle The extent of the trade In this
article, which is not snufied up the nose,
but saten by the fair sex of this country,
would surprise every one il the figures
could be correctly given, About five
hundred barrels of the article are now
lying waiting a market Mt Greensboro
ough.--Rai1ga, North Carolina, Letter,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

Mas. PARTIEaros ON HELLER.--"
had compunctuFes about going" said
Mrs. Darlington, recouating the fact of
her visit to see the great Heller; i
had compunctures when / heard bis
name, but the half hadn't been told me.
For" said she, Lowering her voice and
looking round 20 see IL Ike was within
hearing, she does beat the old heller
himself, who, | dare say, was his paren-
tai projanitor, If the truth was known
though / didn't see any eleven feet, and
he acted like perfectly diabolical gen
tleman all the time What did he do, did
you say2 Why saw him, with my own
eyes, metamopus two eggs into canaries
and beat reverie on @ drum without
touching hand 10 ii. I've done as
good trick ms that canary one, said
Ike from behind the door where he was
hanging q book: 81 changed twelve
r-~-ae-. haa.lea BAa.a rdas late fAra,s cents. /"
You did, you bad boyY replied she,
quite thrown off the Heller track, you
must remember that be that steals isn't
much better than thief, and | shall
have to take corrosive measures with
you" Though interrupted, however, her
thoughts ran back to the magician, aud
she hasn't got over her wonder yet Ike
exhausted the egg basket next day in at
tsmpts TO roll TWO eggs into one.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
CHudson Gazette.

A sHREwD WITHEsa--The testimony
in the conspiracy trials Of Captain Wer
merskirtcb, German, was particularly
graphic and edifying. He testified 70
having found the photographs Of def.
Davis, Lee and others in albums at
MIRA Surratts house, and photograph
Of J. Wilkes Booth hidden in the back
Of q little picture
Hereupon the lawyer for Mrs Surratt'
tried 10 prove that such likenesses were
10 be found in the houses Of loyal per
soma After whispering TO his client, be
asked, [" Did you not find photographs Of
Union generals thereY'
To which the reply was, +" No sir,
none; there was one Of Mcclellan p"
Counsel indignant.
well, sir, was not he Union Gen
eral2"
don't exactly know; | believe he
was employed on our aide.
Again the witness said Of Mrs, Sur
rati, when arrested, she requested per
mission 10 kneel down and pray.
"AhP' exclaimed the counsel, then
she knelt and prayed, did sheT1 ~
Answer" She knelt down; dom
know whether she prayed or no"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

R6T remember that night Of black.
ness and gloom at Chantilly, young
aida mere youth, in his teens--rode
upio Kearny and said, Colonel Poe re-
ports for orders" "TelI Colonel Poe to
move out to the front, and form his regi-
ment en- echelon" Eyes, sir, said the
aid, aud turned to gallop away. stop,
boy, cried Kearny, "do you know what
en- echel0n means9" Eyes, Sir; il means
q military pair Of stairs, sir" Alb, hal
that's right; 60 ahead, and the aid van.
ished into the darkness. - Army Letter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

From abs Rev. Joseph II. Ksnnsrd Paator o
the Tenth Baptist CHURCH,; Fsa.
Or. JaokaoR, .sI5s sfgs sa
nKAa stall have been frequently requested TO
ooaneet my name @ith commendAtions Of differ
eat kinds OF medleiRes, but regarding this prAc-
tice out Of my appropriate sphere, have in gil
esses declinedi but with clear proof Ia various
Instances, and particularly in my family, Of the
uineas Of DR.. Hollands German Bifters, I
depart for ence from my uaual course. 20 express
sgstssS anal especially for Liver oDmplaiHs, G 10
safs amd rataabis prepeTafssa. In some IL may
fail bat usually, doubt not, IL will be vary bene-
heial 20 those who suffer from the above causes.
4 Is asne Neura, very respectfully,
a !. III. KEHNARD,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

How TO CALL GRANBMA.--I asked
little boy last evening-"Haye you
called grandma 10 tear ''Yes When
] went 10 TO call her she was asleep, and /
didn't know how to awaken her. I didn't
wish TO hIller at grandma, nor TO shake
her; so kissed her cheek, aud that
woke her very softly. Then ] ran into
the hall and said, pretty loud, Grandma,
tea 10 ready. And abe never knew what
woke her"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

THR HAIR BAG TARooED--It is stated
that q few welt.kuown ladies Of New
York, whose position and Influence in
the magic circle of "the best society "
are universally recognized, are endeav-
oring to abolish the present system OF
wearing the hair. The bag is tabooed
in toto, and in its place 10 substituted
BY the Grecian tresses, locped up behind
and falling over 90 as to cover the ears.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

oLD GRRRSsAcKs The following sto-
ry ia told of Mr.. Chase, while at Key
West: To an old negro known as "San-
die" he promised earte-de viEite, and
handed him one dollar bill "Aha,"
says sandie, know yon, massa, you are
old 'greenbacks. ssve
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

From Rev. warren Randolph. Pastor Of tina
Baptist Church &C Germantown Penn.
Dr.. o. M. Jrcksom, I#4t
DKAR s1R Personal experience enables me 10
say that regard the German Bitsera made BY
you AZ a most excallent medicine. In cases Of ~.
we're cold and general debility have been greatly
benefttad by the use Of the Btters, and doubt not
thoy win produce siHailar effects on Others.
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH. ~.
Hek - eefngr e Germantown, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., Editor Of
the Encyclopedias OF Religious Knowledge and
Christian Chronicle. Philadelphia
Although not disposal 20 avor or recommend
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust o.
their ingredients aud effects. yet know of no
the Seg reg hats tastiK "a
fgem mny simple preparation in thu hope that he
may thus contribute TO the benefit Of others.
do this the more readily In regard 10 Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. @. MI.
Jackson Of this city, because I was preIudiced
against them for many years, under the fmpres.
sion that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
I atm indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
EsS-. Tor tho removal Of this prejudice by proper
testA, aad for encouragement 90 try them when
sunersHg from great and long continued debility.
The Of thrse bottles Of these Bltaers nc the be-
ginning Of the present year. was followed by evil
dent relief and restoration, 60 degrees of bodily
aud mental vigor which / bad not lslt for ain
mouths before, and had almost despaired Of re.
gaining. / therafare thank God and my friend
for directing me to the use ef them.
myasseHaqza J.fNEWToN BROWN,
.f4ss# s-fs-rs s.4s5se Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
& CLOTHING. A
LoewenSfein * Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
g. 10 T - = FL - -
No. sA lAafn street,
CSexs door 50 the Washington HOuse.l 8
: CLOTHING.

n sEAuTIkuL AND MAGNIFICENT. As
.nRi Cents Furnishing Gods, Hoaierys Trunks,
waitssss Travelling Bags. gmbrsIass Hats, Toilet
Articles Notions, &ea In large quantities aud
good qualities, always on hand, which have lust
been bought for eaah ard must be sotc At cheap
panic prices ss~ 80 = sas.a24A s-eE a.
m% Give m call before purrh asing elsewhere
@~ L0kWEMsTEIS G 90,
30 "a MAin Street,
A3@~am Heat decd 60 s@@ WaaAkngt0n House.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

From Rev. IL. Turner. Pastor OF Hedding N.
Il. Church, Philadelphia:
DR. Jackson, sA4 We've .13
DEAR SIN Having used your GemAn Bitters In
nay family fEeauantls, am prepared 10 say that
Ii has bean Of great service. believe that In
easea Of general debility of the system, 1t Ia the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have
ANY knpwledgp. Yours, respectfully, ~
J. II. TURNER.
n No I'D North Nineteenth street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
A PRAorlcAL JoKE--.A huge practic

A PRAoTIcAL JoKE-.A huge practical
joke was perpetrated on Thursday by
acme wag on the proprietor of one Of
our clothing stores, who has shown
symptoms Of "oil on the brain for
some time. I'm entrance was efected
TO the cellar under the store BY q back
door, and gallon Of kerosene OIL pour
ed into cistern in the cellar. The am =.
bilious proprietor, noticing " foreign
substapce on q pail Of water drawn mp,
Immediately had an analysis, which sat,
is6ed him that there was mine OF
wealth under bis store. He immedlate-
" closed negotiations with the proprie-
tor Of the lot, paying q fabulous price
for the property, which previously be
had refused TO buy, for fear that The bus
-io~anaavAhrAfroaa- sf-pot. IT'D sI8
Hudson Gazette
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
NEW SALOON.

CEPTATN KL1uss Has oPEEED VEST
u eEnas sssoen On ths eoxnsr ef M4in sn1
Eighth strsst3s where will be f0und tia best
liquors Of all kinds liberal shArs % p4tr0nA@@
n solicited fmI Cha
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
LUMBER.
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE rs HEBEBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN underxIgaea will spply to the City Sauseil
for pexmfs TO rebuild wooden stable % ios
No. 3 Upper ERlarge asnt- city g kyaasFilis'
rakfux he zane smaller than he cIA stable. be-
a. 2 Is by z feeE NJ. AIkMAS 3 co. /.
ky-asviIls, Ind. June S, sos. s,eSE-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17
Best Tonic in the Worldll!
READ WHO SAYS SOs

from the Hes. lori q. Beck, Pastor of the Eap-
list Church, Pembsrton, N. j., formerly Of the
North Baptist Church, Philadelphia
. . . .
have known Hollands German Ritters favor.
ably for NUM- Der u years. i have used them In
ny own family, and have been so pleased with
their effects that I was induced to recommend
them "a many others, and know that thay have
operated IN strikingIy beneficial manner. Ttake
great pleasure In thus publicly proclaiminy this
hef, aud calling he attention OF those afficted
With the diseases Tor which they are recommend
cd, 20 these Biters, knowing from experience thas
these Recommendations will be sustained do
this more cheerfuIly as Hollands Bittera ls i'm
tandsd to haneat the afflicted, and Ia not rum
drink Yonrs trnly,
t # &3 LEVI @. BECK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

From the Rev. j. NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor Of
aha ColamhuR, y. j. and MiAastownf Pas Baptist
.T-1t 4A-t Nav ROCHELLE, N. r.
Dr. q, NJ. Jacksoa. m sss S. s........ss
DEAR Snail feel d pieAsursthas OF my own
accord 20 bear testimony 10 the excellence Of your
! GeFmsn Ritters soms years sinees being mneh
Anaictsd with ngspspsfAsI usea 8hs@ @ith very
ssnss gs.S' i ssss . ssS s
disease, aud have heard feom them the most nat.
terinR testimonials M 10 their great value In
cases Of general debility believe IL 20 be tonic
- 80 Yours. J.MLYoSs.
from the Rsy. Thomas wlatsr. Pastor Of Box
borough Baptist Church;
nrAa sTR I'll aaetit due 20 your excellent pre-.
narration, HocGana's German Bittsrs, 90 add ray
testimony to the deserved reputation Il has OBJ.
tanned. / have, for years &C times, been troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous ays-
ten. I advised by q friend 20 try bottle Of
Your @erman Bitters. did 50, and have experi-
enced great and unexpected FeGief; my health haa
been very materially hsnshtsed. confidently
recommend the article whsra meet with cases
similar 90 my own, sad hava been assured By many
Rsspsctfulls yOaS.
| o. ~ Roxbcrongh. Psnn.
Frsm sew !. D Herman. Of the German Ra-
formed Church, Kntstewn, hsrGs county, Pa -
RssrEsrSD SIN 81 have bssa troaeIssa with ths
pyapePsia for yearly twenty yeaEss aad hsve never
used any medicine that did me as much good az
Hollands Bitters. am very much Improved in
| haaltha altar havinE taken ave bottles
sss.z = L Yours with respect =. .s4
Isais ~ hssnsas . ssag = = "a aaAA - -
Ettf1aa Aea PRroFs t&ags& ba'
Large siSe, holding nearly double quantity,
= Stoo per hottle--haf deaen....s.......... eS 90
small size, rs cents per bottle-half dozen S4 90
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS -
See that the signature Of "a G. "A. jack
SON % Is on the WRAPPER on each batsis.
should your nearest druggist not have the pre-
umraeicn 40 not be pat Of BY the Interesting
arts3lss that may b offered IN i'm place. but Ssnd
| % an, and we viii forward, securely Pacsed' By
/ express.
| Principal once and Mandatory
MO. eS1 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Jones s. Evans, s
fSsceesaors 10 q M. JdcksoH a Co.
-. 80 - PRoPRIEToRs- .e :
@w- For sale BY Druggists and Dealers In every
/ wn In tia United States
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-17

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