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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

NIReENlA.~-In Amelia County Count, ga Deem
Der 1864
Cornela Littepage, Plaintiff
vs. =.
Edward Wood administrator de bonis Of WIN Wood
deceased +. r. Panar and H. H. johns, exec utoKs of
Margaret Wood deceased VIM. Wood and the unknown
children OF VIM. Wood, Defendants
IN CHANCERY
This day the plaintiff nled her bill the object of which
is Tor partition of the slayes held by Mary olns de.
ceased as dover the estate of Ler former husband VIM
Wood according the rights OF the parties and an.
pesrng 10 the that the children Of VIM Wood and
the said VIM Wood non.residents Of the State m Viz
nia il ordered that they appear here within one ontb
after due publication oil TINS order and what neces
say to protect their interest ard that this order l nnb
s6ed once week for four successive teelssp The cI
mcnd Wing and posted at the front door of the Cont
House on ne inst day Of the next term
copy-Testc.
/ EDWD II. COLEMAN. Clerk
6. s. UEIsEGEE, pq. iaI0EwAu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
pICIINIOND ENCAMPMENT, NO. e.

DICHIlIOND ENGAGEMENT, NO. g.
IL ORDER No. 2-SIg Knights IOu!are here. a
by summoned To attend a meeting Of Richmond ~
Encampment No. . Of knights Iemplars, at the ~
Masonic Hail. in the city of Richmond on Wednes-'
day ETENING, the 18th instant o'clock, Tor work.
BY order OF the ~ L. Grand Commander.
WI. /, GAULE, {. G.
Attest. JAMES E. RDDIcE, Recorder.
Richmond January9. X. A. 745, a. d. 1863
ja9-3t
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

TONIC BITTERS--A stefS-eshim2, pu-
J. rifng aud iIyigOrating beycragc-thc traveller :
best companion Prepared and put up by request OF many
friends and ior the accommodation OF the public offered
for sale by AUGUST WESENDONCk.
l6l Broad street.
ialf-1m Between 9th aud 9TH sts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
TLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

IL The Spring Session OF s65 commences January 3Oth
aud closes June 10Th
Board Dor the session. $40 payable in flour at 80
at 40 per barrel bacon sugar at 10 cents per pound
annually in currency at fair rates.
Tuition IN Music on Piano per quarter with of in
strument slOO In Latin, French Italian or Spanish Eau
halt payable in advance.
Nh. W. \. Hughes, with experience of twentyeight
years nstructs in Ancient and Modern Languages Sci
and Literature with approved assistants in those and
other branches,
Ny residence is ID miles from Blacks and Whites Depot
the South Side Railroad At the Depot shall have
conveyance January 3Oth at ~ O'CLOCK 10 take all Young
ladies and baggage to my residence.
Pupils will furnish their own. lights and towels Ny ad
dress is Mcfarland IL o., Lunenburg county, Va.
ja6-d&c2w JNO ORGAlN JR
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

The object OF this suit is TO obtain decree for te d.
vision OF the estate OF John II. Beazley deceased under
his will and il appearing by affidavit that the defendants
Philemon SKINNER and. wife and kenben i. Lewis and
wife are non residents Of this Commonwealth, the mo-
ton OF the plaintiffs by Their attorney it is ordered that
the said defendants do appear here within month afer
due publication c this notice as do What is necessary
protect their interest aud shat this notice be published
week for four weeks in the Richmond Semi Weekly
Wing.
ACopy-Teste
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

L AN DESTROYS of employing gentleman TEACHER
in my family who is competent to Teach Latin, Eng
lsh aid Mathematics. Good references given and re-
quired, Apply, stating terms, 10
CHARLES Y, H0RSELY,
Willow Bank p o., Nelson CO. Va
Jannary Ist ls6b-ia7-dSsWIv - y
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
WANTED a TEACHER

w SLAVES, TO work the Richmond md Danyille
Railroad, and 500 SLAVES to work the Piedmont Rail.
road.
Apply TO any agent of the roads along the line or at the
Offices in Richmond and Danvie
CHAs. G. TALCOTT.
de24-lm Supt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11

IIOR 1AIRE-Tbree young MEN. SERVANTS. Of
Il good character; two employed heretofore as house
servants and one driver Inquire OF j. {. StaL1rd
Esq, al the Midlothian Office on 10th street between Main
and Gary Tia
WANTED a TEiCHER-Compcten TO
w instruct boys in the English branches and in the
rudiments Of Latin References given and required.
address a. J.. ELLETT, Richmond Va, or the under.
signed, at Rufin, " G,
ja7--diOt' r. A. WILLIS
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-01-11
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at the usual hour-the SPEAKER i
the chair.
Prayer by the Rev, Dr.. Duncan, of the BrOa
Street Church
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
DHILL,'' AND THE MUSHP OTn
II, = n FOR SALE

!: The undersigned has been authorized to sell
Consisting con e Of FIVE XCREs OF LAND, in.
proved BY new and elegant two-story -,
FRAME DWELLING, containing ten s5$I
rooms. This property is about the half Of a
mile from the Corporation limits of the City of
Alexandria-on one Of the highest elevations
west of the city, and commanding al extended
view of the Potomac River and the surrounding
country, from the City of Washington to Fort
Washin gton eight miles below the city Of Al
exandra The dwelling is comnodious and
convenient, erected in the year 1860, of the best
material, with two perticos and every COME
nience desirable.
Also the Tract of Land so we'll known as the
1.-THE Mush Pot lying between the City Of
Alexandria and Red HILL" and containing
THIRTY THREE ACRES OF LAND, noted
for its extreme fertility. The proprietor wish
ing to dispose Of the above mentioned proper
ties, an excellent opportunity is offered to those
DESTROYS ofinvestng in real estate inthe neighbour
hood of Alexandria.
Only one-fourth of the purchase money will
be REQUIRED in CASH and the deferred Payments
will be made to suit the purchaser.
If these properties are not sold before the first
Of january next. they will be offered for rent
For more particular information, apply to
II. Q. CLAUGHTON.
Attorney at Law and Land Agent.
50, Prince street,
dec 1G-tf Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
C . II Il E r c I & I.

New YORK, December 26.-Flour has advanc-
ed Solo cts. Wheat advanced 1@2 cts. Corn
firm sales $4,000 bushels at 96@97 cts. Boet
quiet. Pork firm; sales $500 barrels mess at
$500 Lard firm: sales LOGO lbs at l6@l97
cts. Whiskey dull, s. 1902 go. Cotton dull:
at 81 81 cents Beet steady at l2i9lo@ Cts.
Veal steady at o9l4 cents.
PHILADELPHIA, December b.-Beet cattle
very dull and unchanged. Sales at lo@l35 cts.
Sheep more active and advanced sales OF tive
thousand head good fat sheep at 6@S cts, per
pound; Stock So 00@4 50 per che hundred
pounds. Hogs dull; sales Of 4, 500 head at S12(@-
IA 50 per hundred. Cows dull.
BALTIMORE, December 26.-Flour inactive; a
few grades heavy. Wheat very scarce. Corn
White, firm at $1,000; Yellow dull at o2g83.
Oats dull at 81 Seeds dull; clover o@e5.
Sugars heavy. Provisions quiet. Mess pork
.S29 so. Whiskey dull at s. 90.
New York, December 26.-The bank state
n1ent shows an increase Of loans to the amount
Of S75O, Co., circulation, 100000; deposits 81
100, eco; legal tenders, S5,0C0,o0O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

= ECEIVED this day at FRENCE,S, direct
& from the London Stereoscopic Company,
one hundred dozen Stereoscopic Views: en-
bracing everything desirable il nature and art.
In this collection IS embraced. the gems Of the
Dublin Exhibition. View: ii London, Paris,
Rome. Venice Vienna, Naples: Castles, Abbies.
Statutory Classics, Coral, Alpine, Swiss, Eng
lsh. Welsh. Scotch. Canadian and American
Scenery Elliott s. Burr's celebrated groups
beautifully colored. Illuminated Groups, Iilu-
minated Interiors Of the noted CothedralS and
Palaces Of Europe, Views in Egypt and the
Holy Land. Winter Views Of Niagara, on glass,
&C., SC. Altogether this is the mos complete
assortment Of this celebrated Companys Views
ever offered in this part Of the country
Tie great scientific W*nda" q, the "&e: PI:-%-
R0AH' 5 SERPGSTs. These are the only genuine
protected bypatcnt. Il will astonis:l the groups
around many 4 winter fire side: price 50 cts. per
box.
Chronicles Of the Scl1onbcrg- Gotta Family
vol. u mo, Sl.5O.
Sylvia's lovers, b. Mr.. Gasketl, sc.
Miss Carew. by Amelia 3. Edwards. SOC.
Tales and Stories Of the Irish Peasantry, $3.50
AllwOrth Abbey, BY Mrs. Southworth, vol
= mo s.. G. T. FRENCH,
Bookseller and Stationer,
dec 2j-tf z04 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
n R Y w O 0 D

N R Y w . u
ESQ cords OAK, PINE and ASH WO0D
that has been under cover since summer, which
T now offer for sale at a small advance above
the price Of wood that has been out in the ia L
and winter rains Full length or saved sa an /
SPLIT to any size. Kindling wood made OF the
best bakers pine.
COAL,
Red and White Ash, various sizes. -,
1000 joints Stovepipes and Elbows, to be sold
at half price
Yards-Prince street. between Pittand Royal,
and Wolfe street wharf.
dec 27-6t*% +. \. D-A1 ION:
CARD.-AGco'.nts due us tor goods par
II chased in 1860, were rendered IN January
1861 the most Of which were paid previous to
the occupation" ofthe town by the military
There still remain unpaid considerable NUM-
Der, some prior to 1859. ..
Since the return Of our friends and neighbours
we have RETAINED from calling for payment
and now hope It will not be deeused u11reasono-
lie if these claims are presented for settlement
fter New Years Day they will be banded
II, r. &, MILLER, SON & co.
dec 27-c02W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
AIFyANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
lsrLARENS, FOR SALE.-TWENII-
SIX ACRES OF LAND, great part OF

which has been in good state Of cultivation for
some years, and is one Of the most eAeyated ano
eligibie situations, within two miles OF Alexan-
dria commanding a fine view of the PotomaG
Alexandria and Washington, and more neal
thy location cannot be found Ihg lm Pr
HOUSE, three-fourths of which is brick, ana l4:a
Built IN the best manner, containing Il large
airy rooms, attick and cellar; there are also 7
outbuildings, besides a.large lee House, nns
wei Of water adjoining the main house an 1d
tWo fire springs on the property It VIII be s9Ia
great bargain, If early appllcatlon - nia a,1r
More land adjoining the property can be pur-
chased at a moderate price: For terms rms ,3 &C.
NfrGec 27-9w* T - 50, King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

VALUABLE WEST END PROPERTY
V FOR SALE.-We have for sale number
of lots on the north side of Duke ST., SO feet
front and $50 deep; also, several truck lots of
various sizes, from one to four acres, binding on
the Shutters Hill road and on the road from
King street to Dukeby Betzolds. Terms accom-
rnodating.
dec 22-tf JOHNSTON 81 CARNE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
Ute A1exa,tdria Gazftte
WEDNESDAY EVE'G., DECEMBER p:

Tem d;sheartening and melancholy it is, to
- tho nersistent efforts made by miserable
n ~ journals, to keep alive the flames OF
s;aoora and to continue the alienation WAle GO
30 ev;sted between sections of the country,
49, and hereafter to be bound together under
ona government! Thereissa positivehen dish
nass in the course of some Of them, considering
+ho+ the war has closed in their comments upon
the Southland the.Southern people,. lhelr
maignity,- however, must disgust sensible ana
GOOD men North and South, and 50 de1eats ~
object and design. - 54&
Fhe Baltimore Sun thinks that the issue IS
now fairly made between the President lflenos
49, ia n,traists. on the subject OF the elective
eranob;se to the negroes-the ultralsts contend
;nn Fiat the South must be coerced by the gen
ara1 Government to grant the right, before the
Southern States can be fully restored TIE
President opposing that course. Il.
dasnat,h from Wilmington, n. G., says
-ba alarm about gro instruction Is subs1a-
;no The sentence Of a county court sel'lng
into seryitude for FIVE years two negroes OF = tne
charge ofarceny, has beer overrulea by ; men q
Crook on the grouqd .c fna ao no whites i Can be
enforced The sheriff has been instructed ny
an order from the President not 70 el t s+ .t
eo1]ection Of the tax levied BY the late stat5
convention Some cases OF colllslon pee"eoAl
IIaoLs and whites occurred on Christmas. OUT
thra as M organized demonstration On the
n rnrt &c the former. The garrison came to the
assistance Of the police, and about one hundred
we're arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
COMMUNICATED.
Please put this extract from Virginia pa
per in the Gazette, and oblige

per in the Gazette, and oblige
eff the people of Tidewater Y ]rginia are
to raise crops, it can only be throug the enac-
ment by the General Assembly, at this session.
of law obliging the owners OF stock, under
penalties,to prevent their.roamlng at large.
"a ngle|long- nosed hog, worth five or SIX dol
lars, win destroy the crepsof|a whole nelgnDof-
hood H anan keeps hogs or ether stock, L
Smoothing but justice, and should be law tnat
Reconstruct fences to prevent them depreda-
ting upon his neighbors.
Col. Jno. 3. Baldwin makes one Of the
most efficient Speakers who has ever presided
over the Virginia House Of Delegates, and the
despatch Of business is greatly due tc his eth
cheney.
The provisional governments of louisiana,
Alabama, Georgia. South Carolina, North Gar
DINA and Mississippi have been withdrawn
A fire in shaffer House, oil region, Pennsyl-
vania, on Monday, destroyed tour hotels ana
most Of the buildings in the place: =, Du RI
nan lrsp Who escaned, The Merchants Exchange
RIIId;n 10 OPPOSITE the Montreal Telegrap phi
Cnm'*ny:s Office. took fire, on Hond2y nish'
The building: was completely gu5teo' Two nf e
men we're wounded BY the f3!llpg OF wal.
The house Of the Rutland Gas Ce o. aEoat
took fire yesterday morning ABOUT q clooN'
and was entirely consumed,
The Governor of Alabama, in hie inaugural
address, says that from thirty -hve TO forty thou
sand citizens Of that State perlshed IN the war,
which caused also a loss Of wealth equal 10 1Vo
hundred millions Of dollars.
It is stated quite positively that Ge3eraI
Grant will sail, Immediately after the hohQay,S,
in the flagship of the Gulf squadron, for t.. the e
Rio Grande Commodora WlnsloW' has sailed
in the Champion via New Orleans, leaving his
flagship behind for the General.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

About o clock on Saturday evening, " N.
IT. Russ, a clerk employed in the office q the
National Mexican Loan Company, New York,
ATTEMPTED atts to take the life Of Miss FRANCES
DAYTON by shooting her with pistol. As a5 re
narties were walking together, RQSs suddenly
turned upon his companion and dlsoharg &c
three shots at her He then led toward the tn
river and threw himself in. but subsequently
got out, and fred Two shots at ms own he4 q
the balls lodging in the base OF me fha
a m~;| T. taken to the hospital Miss Dayton was
hrought to her boarding house, where it was
found that three balls had entered the brain;
I t IS thought that she cannot recover Russ,
wounds ", are not Of fatal character lie states
thaf tie deed was committed from motives Of
revenge, and not from jealousy, MISS Layton 7to9
having proved ungvatetul tor services rendered
by him to her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

Il appears from Richmond despatch that
the apprehensions Of disturbances among the
freedmen at Christmas, have not not been
realized, no demonstrations Of mob violence
having occurred, excepting at Manchester
onnosite Richmond. where a large number OF
freedmen surrounded tbe jail, and forced the
reeIase Of two negroes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

The steamer CahlIl, Of the old Columbia
line. left this place, this morning, tor Baltl-
more. shewill land freight at all the usual
stopping places on the river, and Will return,
nrobablv. nextweek. Tie owners Of the Cahlll
courteously gave free passage, on this TRIP
to ell persons who were detained here and we're
nnah|e otherwise TO get to their homes IN VII
gipia, and Maryland The CahilE IS expected
"a continue her trips during the winter, or as
long as the navigation is open.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

The provisional governments of LOUISIANA,
Alabama, Georgia. South Carolina, North Gar
DINA and Mississippi have been withdrawn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

The Hamburg ship Newton, Captain der
ting. from New York for Hamburg, went ashore
1t Nantucket on Sunday night, and went to
pieces. A]lhands were lost One man swan
ashore. but died from exposure, after walking
2 half mile along the beach. About twelve
hundred barrels Of kerosene OIL have been
saved from the wreck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
T II. DEVAUGHN.
j. NO. $50: KING STREET,
(0ld Stand,

ALEAANIEIA, \,
Manufacturer and dealer in al kinds Of
FURNITURE: which he is prepared to sell as
LOW as it can be bought in sly house in the
city. He would invite those in want Of Furni~
ture, to give him call before they purchase.
N5e~HAIR Husl, and Excelsior MATTRESS
SES, Feather Beds, Bol$tcrs and pillows: MADE
to order at the shortest notice. 4or sale low for
cash aug 3--Gm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

The Richmond Times learns that the Svedes
who lately migrated hither, and settled on the
INNER James, are about to strike tents and
take 40 the line Of march for the far West.
Cause-the want Of diet more suitable to
their naates than bacon and johnnie cake.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27
GOLD.

New YORK, December 27.-Goj|, l454.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

I HRENCH FLUTING done at .-.
L MRS. II. ROSENBAUMS, III, King St.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

The blacks about Norfolk celebrated Christ
mas in accordance with their usual custom g
No overt act has been reported, except,l!n1 Nor
folk. where a negro man attacked a po1lc1elnan
with club and the policeman, IN self defence,
shot him.
An alteration occurred last nightin Baltimore
an Canal street, between two young men, With
regard to a disreputable female, when one as
saulted the other with arazor, cutting his thoat
50 severely as to cause death. ~
The Mayor Of Mobile has prohibited the
steamers and railroads from carrying negroes
into that city. as sa...
Persons II fredericksburg, during the late
freeze, were filing their ice houses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-27

.TURS cleaned, repaired and altered to the Ia
Il test fashions at MRS. II. ROSENBAUN'S S,
III, King ST., Alexandra, Y a. &C 3l-tI
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-22
INDIANS.

We notice asicics going tie rounds Of
the papers relative to Indian outrages on
the plains, among which We notice D
headed "horrible massacre on the palms,
which goes on to state that q large num-
Der OF men, womcn and children, were
mastered By Indians, near Plum Creek,
Nebraska; all Of which has 10 touada
.tion in truth.
These stories are gotten Hp By inter
ested parties, who desire to keep ba@
supply trains and raise the price If pro-
visions IN the mountains. Ii 4 man has
o thousand sacks of 1oar. in Denver Cisy,
new worth SIS PER sack, and can keep
back the supply trnins until his Hour Ia
Worth 50 pr sack, he wiil eiea1 $4,000
By the operation. Such spectators have
been the cause Of all Of our Indian dis.
]cu!tics, and now they are at the bottom
81 all the false reports relative to Indian
massaeFes. The truth is there has been
no trouble on the Pl4ins this spring, and
there is ample force to keep tho redskins
clear FROM the roale.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-22
Thou Shalt Not Lie"

Some men lie, by making ap a story
without any foundation. Others lie, by
emitting N essential part Of a cireum.
stance that they are relating, while others
lie, by interpolatirg E2Tds or sentences 10
quotations that they make or pretend to
make iFom The WRITINGS or sayiags Of am
Othef' Each Of these classes 81 liars, are
Of violating the command, "Thou
shalG not hs."
For an Instance Of the lastsr class of
we refer TO The pretended quotation
from the Declaration of Ildppcndepce,
inside BY the "Ms.isteriaI Association
and embodied in tbs Preamblo and II so
adopted b. hat body, at a meet
lag in this city, AMI rnblisheain The Non
pasie! If the 18Th Inst.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-22
Cay In the Poffer's Hands.


A fsw weeks ago Barko advocated~ia
the NonParea! tbs policy Of banging JEFF.
Davis and the headers Of the rebellion,
disfranehisizg al others that had auy
band in ii at the South and letting the
Negroes and the loyal sites DO the voting.
Afcw dnys after CHEN be thou1bs pub
lac opinion vas Euatdng agp3oss harsh
measures against the Ybcts, Burke
changed no,l VAS willing to les the CON-
mon rebeisoE s'scos fsee,n ard leave The
balance ia tho hands Of President JoAn-
son to be disposed IF.
And still afew days later, be was er-
posed to granting ;bs right Of suffrage to
negroes anyahcre. The next after or the
next bat oae, Burke vas opposed 10 lst-
ting negroes vote at The soath but here
in Iowa, where g have "spIiehtenel and
elaeatel negroes be vas 10 fay5r Of let
ting them vote ard hold ofHoe. In ths
language OF tia Republican platform be
vas in favoy Of "R~eeagaizirg AMI con.
arming the Hyalitg Of ~ men before the
law"
If Burke Is not as p'iQble as clay is
the Po:tcr's hands, we are greatly mista.
ken. Pavt5-the Potter, moulds bin io
any shape it chooses, and inbim the Ques-
ton ~hssth not The Potter power over the
ciay to make = vessel to Lon0r aud an
other to d~i,bonoT?' is fully answered
lie is anything for party. lie is ever
willing to be used as a "disEonorable'
vessel, in order TO gain party favor and
public Elandsr.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-06-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
RALrY rHg

&fbhx q dEsss y has a~eg slsgwsr&l shsRs a aSals
The maaapssa nat II Leaves 6sa.lsa skssIx -
novel Gaav a~lesaeaesE II > teatoas aHdr. u fAe
sntesblsd aus Haasd u~asisss TIE shattRred nervss.
the tain atad wssesx bae0a Gautd speak, shey wcuia
sgy aloud E1s help. In tee many cases zach help
a. Ia sarsa tAsaE ii aot n he paaAE ksaa. lbs
Ths nery rtjlaafsns8 81 rsannsFSa % iEsa ghsg
kindls . Temporary Dame, which 10 . aaoekefy-
fhsir sHeSt passes, and the lsst stats sf hin who
Hsses thsHa Is worse than Sue aTsA
Mt SUCH ii The enert es aostettsFs Stomach
BItters There ii no dsa~aaek to tasir soains
properties. Bassanaie plants and barEs aud roots
contribute their restorative jaira 10 render Ehfa
ssotking aud strengthening pre9srstiua a RRo-
TEcrIyE and aEAEpIAL agent. LIS bass is
the aaly pare stsraasAaa wakh has exH BEEN pre-
duesd containing ne faseI oii orH any other deIste-
FIsns eieaeat. TIE most careful and skiiiial
chemists have a~nalyzed the ba,ters ana pronounce
them harmless.
Taisis seieutiae tsstizons bat she tesktEaOay
Of Tie huaaseas Of thousands who have expasi-
snsea the preventative and curative sdests OF 9hr
Great Ttgrtabis Toaie and ALfsTGtfvs VI f~aeiera
times il stilI mora eaasluSiye, IatessE and sSRet
dyspepsia. biiliousaess, nervous complaint, game
asblIitr. ana chronic complaints it isas aeaTiy
i~utallibis as anything il this faiiible waTd can Be.
sold e~yeFyxhsre'