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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
VENTES A L'ENCAN. t
ABAT y .G G IN ri
- ~ Us. NO. / f6lS.
TEMITEI. O. AT-RERTs

a E - AEMa 80 E 49, SMk &EE TM Y =
LEMUEL G. ALBERT.
LOUISIANA, Ceur
du CINE District de IA NouyeIfe Orleans
PRENEz AVIs-Qde. agissant eli vcrtu dun
writ dc yente ct de saisie. emanant de la snsdii
Conr. dams t~'affaire ci-dessus mentionlee. jc ven.
tdrai d l'epcan ppIlic au plus hant cncher SOUR
i la maison de Cour, dams la Vile de Tbibodaux
Paroisse de Lafourcbe, lie
SAMEDI 3me jour de MARS 1866
4 IL hcures :. NJ, la propriGte -ci-arres decritc.
sayoir: y
TN CERTAIN MoRcEAU DE TER
re etabli en- habitation s%uicriere. situe dams la
dite faroisse Latourcbe. snr la rive gauche dl
Bayon Laf0nrche, l environ sept miles en- has
de Ia vile de Thibodaix. mesurant huit on hut
ct un quart arpents de face sur lie Bayou plus ON
moins,. par quatre-vingt de profondeur. les Ii
gnes i~aterales cOnvergeant considerab!ement
et dormant pfe superfcie l'enriron quatre Ct nts
arpen,s, borne en- haut par les terres lu dit
Aubcrt ct en- bas par c~dllesylu dit Anbert. ci a.
pres dGcritcs-e ct par celles dc p J .Theriot Z Cie.
2o.AUn moroccan de terre adjacent ct en- has
de l'habitation qniN Went d'etre deerite, nlcsii-
rant quatre arpents plus ou moins de face, par
guarantee de profondeuf, borne en- hant par Ia
dite tabitatioa ct eas bias par les terres de r. J.
Therioti& Gle. s4a.
30. Un moroccan de terrc en- arr.erc ct dams lie
voisinage de Iha6itation premieremenFdccr;te
stant Ia section les du township Is Sud, dn
ringe II Est de 10 riviere Mississippi, contenant
cinf cent cinqnantesquaiFe acres, ensemble A.
vcc toutes les batisscs ct amel:oratious qui. !s'yH
trouvcnt dessus. -gf4f
DC. Quatre Mule's, Deuy Chcvaux, Tine pafreI
DC bruts. Une Genisse, Deux Yaclios ct Veauy.
Cinq Charreftcs, Douze cbarrucs, Quatre Her
ses, etc, a pen pres deux cents barils de Mails ct
I'm lot de fourrage. p
Conditions de la vcnte : coMrTANT. is
Cet!c vcnte est faite pour satisfaire lee raie-
ment du principal, interets ct frais de Ia pour-
suite ci-dcssus. NJ. B0URG. Shelf.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
yENTES DE SUGGESTIONS.
Succession IL Athenaise Broussaid, ueuue.
de MarceHm Breaur.
ETAT DE LA LOUrsIANE-Cour du
AI3nc District Observation-Disclosures de

ETAT DE LA LOUrSIANE-Cour d.
A13nc District Judiciaire -Paroisse d.
Lafourcle.
En- vertu dun ordre de vente emanant de Ia
3me Coar de District. paroisse de Lafoufche
| dams la succession ci-dessus ment:onnee, a mo-
adrcsse, je vendrai 4 I'encan public, JEUDI le
Sine jour de MARS 1866, a 10 henrcs A. NJ, SUI
les lieux, situe dams la dite paroisse, rive droitt
du D ty0u LafoHrche, Il environ s,pt miles EN-
has de la vile de ThibodalX. LII propriete CT
apres decrite. SAVIOR:
10 UN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE
situe dams cette paroisse, sur Ia. rive droite du
Bayou Lafcurche. d environ sept miles Ell bias
de 10 vile de Thibodauy. mesurant deux arpents
plus on moins, dc face, par qiarantc de profon-
neur; borne ell haut par les terres de Char es j
Guedry ct en- bas par ceux de Chas. j. Guedry,
arec toutes les batisses ct authorizations qui sly
trouvent.
- Deuy vaches ct veaux. un moulin a riz
une jument. fournitures dc naisol, batterie de
cuisine, etc, etc.
CONDITIONS
Les prophecies mobilisres pnyables toute SOM
mes de ct au-dcssuus dc dix ~piastres, compliant
ct toutes sof1m IS audessus de dix piastres, une
moitie compliant ct unc Motto en- Mars 1861 La
terre payable par quart; compliant ct dams
tout ct chacun DIES mois de Mars DIES annees
S67-S-9. 81 1890 .
Les acquereurs fournissant lenrs billets avec
homie ct valable caution, IL solido. payable a For
Dire de administrator de la succession, IA lof-
flee du recorder de cette paroisse; la terre res
terra specialement hypothequee ct aycc lc privi-
lege du vendelr, sous pacte de non alcndo, ct
de jigement en- faveur de Ia dite
succession, poar assnrcr les, diferents; pave
ments les biIlets porteront inter6ts a hnit
pour cent par an, de l'eeheance jusquau parfait
pavement. Is fsf44t
feby Sd NJ. BOURG, SHERIFF..
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

1t was founded in ls62-has a Chi. rter ffsral
State a. a permanent lnstitnfi1n. under tle 2isee{
of a.f3aard of Trustees appointed by fke k.{eiS1
and in authorized to confer Urgrera, Di6lum
II was not suspended dufing the war.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17
VENTES DE SUGGESTIONS.
Succession de Joseph Naqu,n.


ETATDE La LOUISIANE-C,ur du
|3me District Juliciaire, Paroisse dc
Lafourcte O. q ~
Commencement q nm ordrc a moi adresse PAL
Honorable Cour du 3lnc District Judiciaire,
Parolsse Lafonrche, dams la succession ci-dessus
ie vendrai h iencaIi public, sur les lieux, dams
Ia ditc p~aroisse, rive droite du bayou Lafourclle;
b environ six miles au-dCssus de la willie d.
Thibodaux, Ie estets7 ~ {
Mardi 20 Ferler 1886, i 10 lue,ares 4. NJ,
lo-UN CERTAIN MoRcEAU DE TERRE,
situe dams 10 dite- paroisse rive droite du Bayou
Iafourche, 4 environ six miles au-dessus de la
Vile DE- Yhibodanx ,smesurant IN arpcnt dc face
par quarante arpents en- profOndefr, plus on
moips, borne en- haats par h terre de We AM
brOise Naquin, en- has par celle de "A. Gautraux,
ensemble avec rtoutes les batisses ct amGiiora.
ao-UN AUTRE MoRCEAU DE TERRE,
situe. anssi dams ia dite paroisse sur@la rive droi
to du Bayou LafoIrchc,f Il environ six miles en-
Jlaut de 10 vile de Thibodaux, ct h qnarante ar
penis du Bayou Lafonrche.' Ell arrierc DIES terres
dc A.. Gautraux, mcsurant I'M arpent de face par
quarante de profondeur, borne en- ayant par In
terre dn dit Gautraux, ell haut par cello NJ. Ayot
ct en-, las par, celie de "A. Gautraux, ensemble a.
VEG les droits ct privileges y appartcnant.
3o-Plusicnrs Vaches, uiie Mule, I'M lot de
Cochons, me Charlotte, lin Buggy, Fournitures
dc maison, etc, fsa bnett Fiu 4zEs Il
81 I'D Termes. ct Conditions:
Lc 'mobiler, payable -toutes sommes an-dcs--
sons de lvingt piastres, IN mars 1865 ct toltes
soihmes excetiant vingt pfastrcs, par notifies
une Motto en- mars 1866 ct l'autrc Motto Gu
mars 1861. -
IL terre1 sera vehdne separee,. payable en- trois
paicnents eganx, 'ecbeants dams teuH ct ~cllacln
Acs ni0is de mars DIES annees 1867, 1865 ct 1869.
les acquereurs feurniront leurs billets avcc
uni bon caution, payables 4 l'ordre dc | 'admiriis-
trateur dc 10 susdite succession. au. bureau du
Recorder Dc 10 paroisse Lafonrche. portnnt huff
du cent Tan dinteret de Fecheance, la telTe
rcstapt epccialement hypotheGnee ct affectee du
privilege dx Fendeur jusqu'au plein ct cptier
placement. NJ. BOURGs, Sheriff.
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4 nnuAL 6~lscuLAR.
or risE err o. NEw Ua1vAxs, Lz

Entrance ON both streets, in the spaeioss ~
CANT story Building, 10 ccnstan'y il as14lss
able Professors.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

Al: Thomas Alberta Ihonneur de prevenir h
public ct les yoyageass quill Went de ~r,ouyrir
Hotel DIES ktEangersr ct quill est pref Il rece-
voir des pensionnaires a Ia s~e,naine, a LII q,lfln-
zaine ct al mois q dcs psix nnodsrts.
Les voyageurs y tronveront carstamment tles
ehanbes comnloles ct ticn g,rait.. III
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-17

FIAT DE LA LOUISIANA. Cour au
13me. District Jut!iciaire, Paroisse de
Tofau,cLa e EA F5t ~ ~ az $50
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-10
NEW ORLEANS.
No . St Charles street.
SOUTHERN FAMILY MACHINE.

A correct knowledge and short inspection OF wa
cox & Gibbs Machines VII disperss ali prejudice
The stitch made by Wilcox q Gibbs Sewing Ma
sewing.
Wilcox & Gibbs Machine will sew hem fell
braid. tuCk gather quilt cord and embroider, with
perfect satisfaction. Please call and examine
Wilcox & Gibbs Machines arc repaired and var
ranted at No ST CHARLES STREET,
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PACIFIC HOTEL,
ITO, I72, IA &I76 reenwich h,
(One square west Of Broadway
Between Courtlandt & Dey Streets,
New York.
JOHN PATTEN. Jr., Proprietor

The Pacific Hotel is well and widely known 10 the
travelling public The location Is especially suitable
- merchants and business men il is in elise prox-
unity to the business part Of the cityis the high
wav Of Southern and Western travel-anS adjacent
.Il the principal Railroad and Steamboat dspots.
The pacific has liberal accom- mediation for over 800
asfs- IL is well furnished and possesses every mod
ern Improvement for the comfort ard enf
- n. inmntas The rooms spSeious, and well ven
tilated provided with and water aifendAnee Is
propr aud respectful Rndthe table is generally pro
Tridaa with every delicacy of the season
The subszrihsr who for the past few years has
been he lessee is sole proprieto and intends 70
identity himself thoroughly with the interests OF nis
hose With long experience as hotetkeePer, ne
trusts by moderate charges and liberal policy. %
Hotei -. April l4dly
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NOTICE.

HAVING closed out our store and stock OF Books
Il L and Stationery in this city we would hefeoS
return thanks TO the citizens of jackson anu
surrounding country for the patronage they have
SO literally extended so We also most cordially
recommend 10 the public, our successors, NJ MessES
Eyrich & Co, whose extended experience IN the
Book Trade, viii be 10 their customers advantage
Messrs Eyrieh & Co. are authorized to collect cur
outstanding accounts
ApIil 13dlw. TITCOATB & POWELL
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Opposite Custom House offers the public and.
former patrons, the following list Of Hardwa are.
80 doz Collins Hunts and Sharps AXES.
200 doE. c, S, Planters no ES-AII Nos
500 Half Bright Planters HOES-an Nos.
1000 pr TRACE CHAINS, HOOKS g I-2 feet.
Casks English JRE MILLS-assorted Nos.
. Casks SMOOTHING IRONS " ''
$50 Coils Manila PLOUGH LINES.
50 Coils Cotton PLOUGH LINES
500 Kegs Cut NAILS to God
800 doz. Cotton Wool CARDS.
200 Iron and Brass Mill SELVES.
25 doZ. o. Ames Long and Short Handle SPADE S
. doz- Danes Long and Short Handle SHOvELS
100 doz Com. and Cheap SPADES and SHOVELS.
Also very general assortment Of
SHELF HARDWARE, CUTLERY, LOCKS,
FILES, FISHING HOOKS and TACKLE
PERCUSSION CAPS. SHOT and POWDER.
A r o L S S f T,
Fl a r D w a r Z.
No. II Old Levee Street,
NEW ORLEANS.
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FENIAN SALOOl
NOTICE.


A MAN calling himself Or. r c. Anderson,
n aged about ifty years old. upper front teeth
ont black ewes hair rather gray and inclined 10 be
eorpulent saws he Is a NirGlnians and claims TO
have lived in Cuba at one time. the said Anderson
having been arrested in Selma Ala. for having two
wives in that State, also for swindilng WldoT lazy
ont ~ her entire cotton crop. all that she had left
for her support after the surrender lie made his
escape and is now travelling up and down the ra1l-
roads in the eastern part Of this State deem 1t
my duty to notify the public of this sceundreL
April 21th. n MACb-N-
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HUMPHREYS
~ VI IL OPAT HIC CIFICs.

II AVE proved, from the most ample experience, an
Il Il entire success; Simple Prompt-E Efficient. and
elabie. TGey the only Medicine perfectly
adapt popular Use-so simple that mistakes can
not be made in usiDg hem, harmless be free
from danger ana efficient to be always reliable.
They have raised the highest commend ,ton fr all
and viii always render satisfaction.
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-10
DR.. R KELLS
DISEASES OF THE WOMB.

Dr. H J. Holmes can accommodate few more
patients st his Infrmary. Sheets, towels and
candles must be furnished by the patients. Hacks
can be hadat Terrys Depot 70 convey ladies to his
residence, Spring Ridge, Kinds county, Mississippi
April 22dAw6w.
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GAS LIGHI!

The Gas Works have been pnt in thorough repair
and light viii be furnished by the first of next week
A large supply of Piping. Meters Burners, Chan
daleers SC, hand, and all who desire fix
lures put their residences business houses
have il done at by leaving their orders tbs
CITY Gas Works.
Coal and Coke for sale at moderate prices.
TH0S. E. HELM,
April t5dtf President
The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-05-10

va founded I'm IS32-has a Charte from the
sas permanent Institution. under the direction
BoaTl Ui Trustees appointed by the Legislature
IS autlorlbod To confer degrees, Diplomas, etc.
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NEW ORLEANS.

.FieaC Orleans, La.
Having received bv thu late arrivals large Stock Of
/ Fresh New DRUGS, in additisn to the large as
I sortment on hand an now prepared 70 supply the
Z large aud increasing wants Of the DRUG TRADE
/ SOUTH
The following articles comprise part Of NY stock
| Acids, all kinds Alcohol,
| Balsam Copabia, Ammonia, Carbonate
! Blue Mass, Bay Rum,
I Borax, Blue Vitrol,
/ CalOmel Birthstone,
| Cantharadies, Castor OIL.
Chloride Lime, Chalk, red and white,
Concentrated I've. Chlor0form,
Cream Tartar, Copperas,
Indigo, Cutie Fish Bone
| Isinglass, Epecac,
Licorice, Jalap,
" Root, Lunar Caustie,
Madder, Mace,
Mamma, Magnesia
Musk, Morphine,
Nutmegs Opium,
Quicksilver, Quinine,
Rotten Stone, Rochelle Salts,
sulphur, Pumice Stone,
Tannin, Syringes,
Epson Salts, Turpentine,
Ether, Nitric FFF, Emery Flour,
Sulphuric, Emery , and B.
Gamboge, Extracts, solidss& fluid
Glauber Salts, Flax Seed,
Gum Arabic, ground,
e Benzoin, Ginger,
'' Shellack, Gum Assafgdita,
Myrrh, Camphor,
Glycerine. Tragacanth,
Hops, Glue,
Oil Bergamot, Herbs, fresh,
Z" Cod Liver, white, Oil Anse,
dark, Cinnamon,
Olive, pts and q'rts " Croton.
'' Sassafras % Lemon.
Pepper, black, Peppermint,
Potash, ChloTate, Wintergreen,
Putty, Pepper, Cayenne,
Saltpetre. Potassa, IOdide,
SIENNA, Rhubarb,
Soap, CASTLE, Saleratus,
Sponge Snutf,in jars & bottles
Slum, Soda, Bicarbonate,
Soda, Sal White Wax.
Varnish, White Lead.
PER FUM NJ E RIY.
Fancy Goods, Stationery.
Combs, Brushes,
Cologne, Handkerchief extracts
POmades, Elavoring,
Toilet Articles, Putts & Powder Boxes
Soaps. plain and fancy Patent Medicines, etc.
We welcome to columns again old friend,
Dr. Humphreys an his specific Homeopathic Rene
dies. We have known the Doctor for many years
and him a conscientious Christian gentleman,
and accom- mpIisbed physician. We have used his
Specific ourselves and they used extensively
among our friends and free to say that they
all that they claim to be-inv aluable Family Med-
enes. Al! who have the pleasure of DR. HIS
quain'ance, kne that he woald offer nothing to he
public unless it fully Up the standard of recon
mendation
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JAMES CONCEAL,
20 st. Charles St, New Orleans,
mh29dly. Sole Agents.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
IOWA PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Mr.. KAssoS Oowa) offered a resolution,
which was agreed to that the Committee on the Pacific
Railroad be instructed 10 inquire into the eIp1iiency
Of extending Government aid 10 the Iowa brahch oi
the Pacific Railroad in nm amount equal 10 that ef-
tended by the branch Of said road for the pur
pose Of CON pletng the Iowa branch to the capital OF
Iowa.
INDEMNITY ACT OF 1862.
M NICK m (Ky) asked but failed TO obtain permits
sion 10 introduce bill TO amend tho indemnity act oil
1862.
1t provides that any suit brought In any State court
against any United States officer for arrest ana I'M
prsonment shall be removed to the Court OF Claims.
where they shall be filed and disposed OF as other claims
are disposed OF In said Court.
THE BROOKS ELECTION CASE.
Mr. RAYMOND IN. " said that he yesterday moved
reconsideration Of the vote by which. on motion OF
his colleague CMr. Brooks certain papers presented
BY the latter referred TO the Committee on Eec
tons His object In making the motion TO reconsider
was to allow the contestant to DO heard his colleague
having made some objections. But the gentleman
(hr Brooks could suit bis convenience and discuss
the matter now some other day. a..
Mr. BRooKs replied that he before the Committee
on Elections two hours to-day and was therefore phy -
icaiy unable to proceed with the discussion lie would
prefer that the discussion should go over until MONDAY
The House had ordered that mt Jocock the question
should be taken the bill to enlarge the powers OF inc
Freedmen's Bureau 1.-THE motion pending should pe
open for discussion 1t would probably consume All tns
interv ening time and several gentlemen VINO desifeu
TO do So would be precluded from addressing the
House -
Mr. ELIOT said that in view OF this fact and that the
eseDt question OF privilege, be bad agreed u
cont 1pe the debate on the frsedpent bu 'odaJ apo
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Fires.
IN CROSBY-ST.

Shortly after o'clock on Friday morning fire
originated in the woodshop the second floor Of the
building in the rear Of the carriage factory OF Mr. Geo.
A. Baldwin No. 100 Crosby.st., and occupied by him.
The family OF Mr. Baldwin occupied the second and
third floors Of the front building and when awakened
BY the polio their sleeping apartments were hed WIN
smoke. Had they not been awakened sufocstion would
have soon ensued. As il was, they only escaped In
their night clothes in the midst Of the excitement
Mrs Baldwin lowered her infant from one OF the Upper
story windows 1t caught by officer Herman OF 'ne
Fourteenth Precinct. ,u
The upper part of both the front and rear buildings
were burned out Mr.. BIS loss stock. frpture anu
rear building, which owned BY him, Is about toV.
Insured for g. 900 in the ST. Marks and l0o IN 'te
Beekman Companies. The front building Is owned "
Mr. White. Loss about $780, said 70 oe iusursu;
The adjoining building, No. l3l. owned anu occuPisu
by the Leland Bros as workshop anu upholstery ue
partment for the Metropolitan Hotel Loss ny hre anu
water about 5000 Insured for g. 600 on building and
q 900 on contents In the Continental 20.
IN PBARL'ST.
A 900 O'Clock on Friday morning tre broke
ont ON the second floor of the building No. 40 Pearist
occnniea nv A. Fleschauer dealer In wood caused w
detective fas Before the flames were extlngn'shed
the building and contents were somewhat damaged
Mr. Fs loss will amount to about $500 The trst noor
ia ocenpied by Carroll DeyOe dealers in liqsors;
Los sbout 6loO; insured. The bulding 10 damaged
70 he amount Of saQ0; insured
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Musical.
ITALIAN OPERA.

Riccis charming comic Opera, 'Crispno la Comare"
was given last evening" the second night Of the season
The house was brilliantly attended every seat being
taken in advance Of the opening Of the DOORS Like
all good things the music Of Crispino improves upon
Acquaintance The melodies do not pail upon the ear,
the contrary they genuine that they seem ever
fresh The wealth of melody IN this opera is astonish-
ing almost every other phrase reveals some new and
pleasant subject-s license which the light character OF
the work admits Of This applies equally to solos, con-
certed music and Instrumentation. the latter being
singuarly clear varied and sparkling. The concerted
pieces are all well made, and the music is in itself
funny presenting the spirit Of genuine humor through
ont. In short it literally laughs and he indeed must
be grave singer who could sadden its JOYOUS Tone
The Matinee to-day takes place at l o'clock The
opera Of Norma will be performed with the following
strong cast: Norma CarosziZucchi; Adelgisa,
Bossio Polio, Massimilani, and Oreveso, Antonucci.
1t will be fine performance and will attracta brilliant
audience.
PoZNANsKrs CONCERT TONIGHT
The Concert of the Brothers Poznanski takes
place at Irving Hall this evening. The progrsmme
contains some splendid selections from the best com
posers and some brilliant pieces for the popular TASTE
The assisting artists are of excellent reputation and
tie grand orchestra Is announced under the direction
Of Anschutz and Bucheu The Poznanskis are ad
mirabe artists and their performance will prove their
claim 10 be ranked high, and will snstan the reputa
ton which as American artists they have honestly
earned abroad. We expect to see brilliant audience
assembled at Irving Hall this evening.
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From A NJ spsnser, Editor Of The cultar,t No rs North

From NJ Spsnser Editor Of The Cultlrist, No 25 North
Si1tb-st -
PHILADELPHIA. July, Il, 1865.
Some eighteen months since sufferer from
Dyspepsia only unable take plain food without
suffering distress bot had become debeted Es 10 be
almost untitled for active business Of any Kind.
After trying variety Of socaed remedies, ell OF which
proved worthless induced at the suggestion Of med
ca friend give Hoofands German Bitters trial. accord
gy purchased six bottles which were taken in accordance
with your directions
The result was comp removal Of al distressing symptoms
sher eating drinking and fun restoration Of strength
that all ordinary kinds Of food with impunty and
an able TO all the active duties and
business wei any period Of my life. The good effects
bottle.
also psed /, in my family with the hsppest results
and take pleasure IN adding my testimony that Of the
many others who have been benefited by them. find great
benefit from the Of bottle in the Spring and Fall They
only create vigorous appetite bat give healthy tone
the stomach. by Strengthening its digestive powers
1.-THE above testimony will be the OF inducing any
who suffer from dyspepsia TO give your bters tria (when
it, feel confident will give them relief j i a. your service
Sosrt rIly, A. ~ sfANOLER.