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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-22
THE NEW LIGHT.

ATMOSPHERIC COAL OIL GAS LIGHT
NOV on exhibition at the store Of LESSEN
~ RING, son 6 CO., in Charlestown.
Artificial light of some sort is universal necessi-
ty; SAFE cheap and brilliant one is aluxury; lax
ury too only enjoyed heretofore by those living in
large towns or cities where Gas is used. Years Of
study and thousands of dollars annually have been
spent bv experiments of different kinds, in trying
to invent and perfect Burner or Lamp by which
Coal Oil could be burned practically without the
expense and trouble of chimneys, this long looked
for and much desired object has at last been obtain
ed, and is styled the
ATMOSPHERIC COAL OIL GAS LAMP.
It's adaptation to Dwellings, Churches, Railroads,
Steamboats,, Hotels, Stores, &C., are unsurpassed,
in short this invention brings the luxurious and
brilliant Gas light within the reach OF all, whether
in CITY ar country 1t gives the light of six-ioot
Gas Burner for less than cent per hour, or dou-
bic the quantity of light of the ordinary chimney
lamp, with one-thrd less oil; will burn, when turn
cd down to taper-light ten hours for one cent, is
free from smoke or SMELL can be carried from room
to room, the wind will not blow il out.
This light is destined to sup fe all portable
artificial light or chimney lamps n muse; thou
sands of them will find ready sale In every county
no family that uses this light for one evening viii
again be ANNOYED with the chimney-lamps. Thou
sands of them will be used in cities, as this light is
one-half cheaper than Coal Gas, and much more
pleasant to the eve. The exclusive agency for the
sale of this Lamp can be secured in every County
throughout the United States, and parties purcha-
sing will be supplied with the Goods at reasonable
rates. Agents for Jefferson County,
Feb. 8. LEISENRING, son 4 co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-22

CtHRIsTMAs PREsENTsl-Just opened a fine
Stock of Albums, Ladies' Companions, Ladies'
Work Boxes, Satchels, Perfume Baskets. BY
J. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-22
MILL FOR RENT.

I WILL rent from the First day of July, 1860,
my Mil, known as the
HOPEWEI.L MILL,
sibuatcd one and half miles northof Leetown,
in jefferson County, Virginia.
For information concerning this property,
which is desirably located in rich Wheat
and Corn producing section, and convenient to
the b. & O. Railroad and to the Turnpike, APP
vly to tho undersigned, near Keaneysyille,
jefferson County Virginia.
SARAH STRIDER.
January 25,-5t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-22

TUST received large and selected Stock Of Toys
81 which offer at very low price.
Dec. ~. J. GOLDSMITH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-22

Bellows, Anvils, Stocks an,
ID Dies, Vices and Sledges for sale by
ID. HUMPHREYS co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1866-02-22

old RYE wHISKEY. have received iron
~ Pa, very Superior Old Rye Whiskey rhicl
can recommend for Medicinal purposes. II
copper distilled, and ofPure Rye.
Jan. 4, 1865. Wa EBY.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
ReaI estatf.
LENTz q APPLEGArE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Office 323 Third street, North Side.
DAYTON OyFYO


N SMALL FARM, 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and well improved six miles from
Dayton, adjoining Liberty e4,500 ~
tavern and good grocery stand in Chambers
burg-&2O0O
a nao residence in Yellow SPRING. well i'm
good brick house 3 lots well improved, in IIar-
risburg-$i 800
A good house and lot well improved. on Long
strect-S2 900
farm Of i05 acres well improved. about miles
notth oi DAYTON, On nce pike bargain of ell 90.
farm miles from Dayton, Of lI0 aoges, wen
Improved on Eaton Pike. cheap for si70d
tarm OF l5t acres, mile east OF Union on tho
Old Troy Ioll. well improved, and the best quality
Of land-{9OOO
farm or 1913 acres, well improved. miles south
west OF C0yington. Ohio, the best land for es5 per
acre
Flax factory, occupied by Messrs. Davis n Co.
with machinery, and acres OF land
a farm OF 100 acres milo north of Browns sta
tion, on Western II. r., on Twin Creek, well Inn
A brick house, csrnS a Brown and Ann
stFeets-$1 600
farm Of 80 acres on Greenvilc X. R-&s940
brick house ON Fifth street, No. 227A,O
farm Of 81 acres, good improvements, at
Browhs station, ON Western Il. r. e. 200
farm OF 70 acres. on Germantown Rike miles
from Dayton $900O.
nnmber Of houses and lots ia different parts of
the city. All will DC sold cheap.
fcbs-f LENTL APPLEGATE. r. T.. A.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
JAMES 2. DONALDSON,
AVGTIDBEER & lEAL ESTATE AGINF.


H
kon.nr N, ,,,,,e,
- Oh NALET-N. IL: PLAII . FARM OF
lOO acres OF land Two miles from the Dayton Court
House, on the free Wolf Creek Pike mpryomcnts
are brick house Of rooms also n frame house of
i4X26 feet, an old orchard OF the best fruit
consisting OF apples, pears plums and peaches
alsoa young orchard of select fruit; also all the
small irnltsi there is twenty acres Of rich bottom
land, fifteen acres Of timboli the balance OF the
land Is well set in grass and clover, and all under
good fence ! viii sell this entire farm. win
divide IL to suit purchasers
Farues haying Houses TO rent can have them
rentou ifee ol any cnaIge aud parties wanting 10
rcnt WI pc Sultea with houses without charge.
FOR SALE-A neat two-story brick dwelling
noHsg e,isr an @ ot e on Fqlon r stee i has rooms good
Michigan Depot price $2 JO0-terms easy
FOR SA!'E-No. 222, East Second street, a lne
two-story dwelling house, has rooms, gas in ali
the rooms, and all other modern fixtures. Rriee
StOvv1,
FOR SALE-No 33t, East Second street, a two
story brick dwelling,house, has rooms, large lot
This property Is on the corner of Second and Clin
ton street. Price S9JOO
FOR SA l.E-rhe dwelling house, at present o.
cuped by the Rev. DR.. I. f. Thomas No 35S West
second street; this is delightful property In one
OF the best locations In Day ton has II rooms with
all the modern improvements, and win be sold
chean and immediate possession given.
FOR ) SALE-A farm of 70 acres of good land nd :
joining the town of Liberty in Montgomery county
ore Is So acres Of cleared land under cultivation
% acres OF good timber a fine two-story brick
house, n guOd barn, aud all necessary out-build.
inggs This il QUE OF the best small farms In the
tohnty and win be sold cheap
TOR SAIE-The beautiful residence OF Mr.. Rec
tor, No 45i West Third Street, contanngs rooms
aud porch; good well and cistern; fruit OF all
kinds fine stable and wood house; lot 80 feet on
Fourth street, by 200 feet on Sycamore street,
which street is paved, curbed and guttered Price
| 81 OOO on easy payments -
FOR SALE-A farm OF 30 acres of land in Mi
ami county, Ohio, fair improvements; 1G0 acres
cleared well fenced and in cultivation; 30 acres OF
choice timber, good springs, two good orchards
schools and churches near by; this land is seven
miles from Milton and will be sold nc great bnr
gain.
FOR SALE-A farm of 100 acres of land in
Preble county; improvements "A good two story
brick dwelling of eight rooms; good barn and or
chard Of good fA-uit This farm Is n of n mile
south west of Lewisburg and will be sold chenp
and on easy payments.
FOR SA1E-A neat two-story frame house and
lot, corner of Bruen and Bfady streets, has live
rooms large lOt--prce 81 800
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
uatiton will be presented to the Commissioners
ui Montgomery County, at their next Session TO be
heil on the hrst Monday of March, a. ID. 1876,
pa ing for the establishment of Free Turnpike
road along the following described lonte, IN said
county, tosgit; beginning az point in the count y
ue road at or near the south west corner OF
Jacob Guntles farm; Thence east, the line OF
TIE old road TO Earmersylle the ace south tast
l.ang the line Of the Germantown aud Farmers o.
vile turnpike road TO the School House, Snb-dis-
'ict No . in Jackson township, Thence east. via.
BowsertOwn to intersect the Germantown and Day
tOn Turnpike Road near Bear Creek, at a point
where said old road crosses said turnpike road,
which is TO be the terminus OF said Tree TunDli G
Road. MANY PETITION EES.
January 30, 1865, ja31-4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
From the 50, Louis Republieau
DIHG Hf
BY RLLA ELLw0oU.


Toll softly. gently, ad-vuice,l bell.
Wall, wind-harp. sweet aud low
Moan, breaking heart. that loved too well
Weep, fearless eyes, the sharp blow fell
So swift Il checked your iiOw
DAYS in, days ont. In stony woo
sit and watch the sky
Friends, come, with words OF cheer. and 20
Hours pass me, laden-pacol and slow
only pray 20 die.
NV brain Is ice my thoughts are fire.
My heart one mass Of lead
Hope, feeling on one funeral pvro
Are calmly laid. wherr all expire
My baby boy Is dead
Oh never more my lips shall press
That choruh mouth Of thine;
" could but have loved thee less,
some gleam of sunshine now might bless
This darkoned soul OF mine.
A whisper steals from heavens shore,
Love, bliss therein expressed;
sweet mother, grieVc for me no more.
God lovoth whom he chastcnCth sore
My soul hath found it, rest"
Toll softly, then OH sal voiced hell
Wall, wind harp, sweet aud low;
Moan, breaking heart, that loved too we'll
hear, above your plaintiH swell,
Sweet sounds Of rapture How
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
WM ANGLEsTEIN's ESTATE.-

Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has
This day been appointed aud quRliied by the riO-
bate court of Montgomery County, Ohio, al Minis
TRAITOR of the estate Of VIM Anglestne, late oe said
county, deceased ROBERT X. DlCkEl.
January 49, 1865 Jan sI-3lw
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
gsg1l.
Superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio.


GEORGE W stewart and Lydia stewart his wife,
against
william Hallenbaek, of N OntRomery county, Ohio
Soloman Hollenback, OF Elkholt county, adj
ana; Daniel Hoenbeck Of Berks county, Pcrn .
sylvania; John Sheets and sophia Sneess, his
wife, of Boone county, Indiana and - Right.
mOyer and Catharine Rtghtmoyer, his vile OF
Horks county, Pennsylvania;
w ILL TAKE NOTICE THAT A Pc
TITfON was filed against them on the lst day OF
March, A. D., 1866, in the Superior CoIrt o. Mont
gomery county, Ohio, by George W. Stewart and
lydia stewart his wife, and is now pending,
wherein said George w. Stewart and Lydia Stew
i.rt demand partition of the following rea, estate,
20 wit: situate in Montgomery county, Ohio and
described as follows, viz: Being ln-lot numbered
tuirty-tWo (82) In the town tOf Farncraville, and
that ut the May term Of said Court, the sNid
George W. Stewart and Lydia stewart, will apply
for an order that partition may be made Of said
preinl sss GEORGE w STEWART
LYDIA STEWART.
GEO. W. MOYER, Atty for Petit
mar 9.6tW
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

win expire with the Reciprocity Treaty,
March IL. The Governor General of Can
ada has given notice, by proclamation. to
fishermen of the United States that. after
that date, they will be excluded from Brit
sh waters, along a coast OF several thousand
miles,
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
FURNITURE REPAIRED.
NEW ESTABLISHING EMIT.
EDWARD KERR

w OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
the citizens of Dayton and vicinity, that be has
opened q shop on Third Street, next door TO Ben
net Nef a Co.'S. Stove Store, whore he Will repai'
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS,
Promptly and at short Notice.
Old Furniture Cleaned and Vanished, Chairs Re-
Gained and all kinds of Repairing done All or
deIs will he carefully and promptly attended TO,
and the advertiser will call and do the work ut res
licences where cleaning and vanishing is needed.
ian 2ldtf EDWARD KERR.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

A drunken man was taken from house
of ill-fame to the lookup in Washington.
the other night, where upon him were found
q roll of three thousand dollars and a paper
showing that he was Judge of U. 5.
Court in Western State. The awed po-
liceman took him home.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

A cotemporary says that the probable
reason why the President withdrew the
Government advertising from Forney's
Chronicle was, that Forney. being n dead
duck" should not be allowed to insert his
bill" into the Treasury.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

There are some suggestive points In the
recent statistics of Ireland. In the past
wear there has occurred decrease in the
number of inhabited houses of Ireland to
the extent of lG, 277, and in the population,
Of 9I,SiG.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

Miss Annie Surratt has entered a convent.
Ter brother John is believed to be secluded
monastery.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10
DIR, STEVENS g. co.

Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital "a West Third street. between Walnut and
Vine, up stairs, without the use of Mercury loss
Of time, or change of diet
Dr. STEVENS, by special study and experience
in the hospitals Of BALTIMORE London and Paris is
enabled TO guarantee cure in the most eompli-
Gated cases. Recent cases of Gonorrhea or syphilis
cured in a few days, without change of diet or
h'ndlance from business Secondary Syphilis-thc
last yestige-eradcated without the use OF Mer-
curry.
Victims of self-a and excessive yenery suf.
ioring from spermatoirhea, ami loss of physical
and mental power, Indigestion or Constipation,
Ernptions, Nervous Coughs, Hypochondris, &C.
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
Consumption by ignorant men WHO mistake the
effects .cr the c..uscs Of the evil anu thus ulti-
ply both.
Married men, and those contemplating marriage
should restore vigor to their bodies and minds ere
they entail misery and disease upon those OF their
pOstersty.
Diseases peculiar TO females treated A cure
guaranteed In all cases. Persons at a distance
promptly cured, by addressing with statement of
case, DIR. STEVENS h Co, gao Walnut between
9th and 9Th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Oice hours from A. NJ, 20 T.. NJ. Sundays to
IL a. M decS-1yd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

oFFIcE or THE Arpf-oH OF TIE TREAsuRr
Foa rHR Pssr 0rFics pefAnzrBEf,
wAsHixarox, Sept SO, 1886.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

or aiss 60 feet Cd side Of Lot s. In Block 30,
with Cottage nweiiins Hsu-s and other improve
nrnts crswr Third and Hi Sts.vts Titl- G-d. En-
eaire cf EM. I'll LTuS.
az y Raj tstat~ sgent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
WILLIAM FULTON,
Insurance and Real Estate
AGHNIT,
KUK, IOWA.
ooYN8 1xN0vND n MAln UFMGE1, -. q,
Over Tounher Bros Dry Goods etore, In the
rooG laxAy sccap4ed by ths X sDkuh
es IxtEars AssoulsfipAs

saUn~t SsNop4ssNks
ENOR SALE. A desirable residence in
Hamilton, III, consisting Of III ssory FRAN. House
and shrnbcsYy; good oist~rn stable and other bua
ipsu The above dssr.biy located In ths most pises
,n.s.s.el fsr ssiAi prap.ry & E.as1
Anqusts OF wv. FULTON,
Raj Estate Agent
iyisd No - Main Street, Keckuk
t. Ar For sole =
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
tLA-As~~<ssry B+srs ss~.4snx llsuss, vfshs rUu1na
rarscty ef srxpes ID ofhsr frrh Atnaae On Rston
Street, bet.esn 9th Andssh siresss. rnsr,re =
ts2sd rasi asisas Axscs
Fer sale.
A ONE-STORY Frame Dwelling House
With roosH ara seosi esAar, nm let, sisA zoo
house, eisterps snd all kinds
i,a-a Na FULTON. zs-ai.si
For Sale.
A DOUBLE one-stoys Frame Dwelling
well o; ~ss- and frame stsble situated Bal
between LIST aud ID stfsvu- Eaquir. q
iylod Real s.i.,. Agent
For Sale.
or s,s 90 feet Of side Of Lot s. in Block 81
L with Courage nwsfns Hsu-s .uS other improve
Third snd nigh Streets Tsil- gid. En-
apsi Raj rstst~ s9ent
For Sale.
ars o. 10 n - and 10 fee. Of ess, side Of In, 8.
II Block 81 sisss 0csas4n stune D~eiIiug Hous~
Blaming TisFr1 Larry. ss-rss. sevsn small Bath
rooms, and closets braek ssab,s word uss.-
Tai. gsapd. Enquire OF WV FusFaS,
snr2s-1 Real Estate Agent.
WN0p CAFE E.-A,~ -. or ~l
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04

Csse Of - vias and boob eonpists g
49, a % y.ree vaie In nsaruccp hock 60
Case OF ~ large v-ss- r.sn esse .nd boob. %
C.ss II u boxss fNos 70 ~ aed teoA---.--- %
Ts~+ r-pedsS by the cs%e OF single boz .rs srfi TO
any part Of the country. by mail Or e1prsss, nss
eharxe on rs.earf d the frire. A6Afp0
RTMPHRkYE GPEfTTT
AUAEOPA rHIr kKDfCIFE C0AfAEI
o11cs and Depas NJ. ~ B. uAdusy. As~-s arb.
For 81. by every Medacise p-si~~
Dr HUMPHREYS IN cunrufted csify 1t ha ofnet -
sonAi. w lstssr, = above. tcr I'll fgrns Of diss
tsnHdU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
SOLDIERS, COME oUr AND HEAs
LOGAN

SOLDIERS, COME our AND HEAR
LOGAN
Especial despatch to the chsesgo Tribune
WAsHisGroN, September So
LETTER FROM ADMIRAL FAgRaGTT.
The following letter from Admiral Farrarut
was ia reply to an invitation 70 attend The
Pittsbhrgh convention: 7
NEv YogK, Sept "a, 1885,
Srr.--You limitation to be present at .
National convention of Soldiers aud Sailors.
to be held ii Pittsburgh on the 18th inst, lbs
Just been received. Even il disposed 10 ac-
cept. the tune is too limited; but, on psinci-
pie, am, as an officer of the navy, unwilling
to take any actise part IN political assemblies,
and therstore, with thanks to yourself for the
pleasant tone Of your leater. | beg to decline
the iuyftstion.
Very respectfully, FT
Your obedieut servant,
Signed D. G. FaREAGur, Admiral.
To Edwin Dudley, Chairman of committee,
&c
ENCOURAGING KEroKTs.
The headquarters of the Union LeAeas Of
America, lately established in this CITY, is
receivisg @usf enruuraging rspnru M nj
- 49, ~ lie - 80 ARcAa
per. the Gveut Repa6tic, Is being very widely
circulated. aAd 10 one oil the most valoable
political documents published
THE solDIKRs' AID SAILORS coknIsrEg.
The headquarters of the Soldiers' and Ssil
ors National comnitsee, appoiaasd u htaa-
burgh, will be temporarily est1hlisAed 20
morrow in the building 265 F street. in con
nection with the Union League. Dadiey, the
Secretary, will be in charge.
THK PfITs8rRGA CONVECTION,
Tue news from Maine did not Greats -
much alarm in Presidential circles n the de-
talis uf the Pittsburgh convention, which,
Through the rensissness of the Associated
rress, were very iase in reaching this point
II Is admitted by all fairnindsd military -,
that the voice of the old army -ns he.,d :,
fstiseurgh, and that II ss.6xs nlsinIv sbas ~
very large nsler..:.y Of the Ncxtherp ,old,e.
eleme.:. Is unalierably opposed tc tho Prss.
dent,
REPuDIATEs cLEyELAxp.
General John L. Cssieason, of Keusnclv >.
whose Union record both before and dr.,
the war 10 % wsil known, has lately asris3d
from the Scurh, and utterly repadisaes IL ~
of his name in eoanection uikh the Closeland
esrvenssoa., Il nsssr hess1 ~ The N1lsss1
afs@ = - tDsafs1 ~ - nans aledsd.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
E,,r &~Se.

A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
n Cottage Rrick, containing god csl-
lsr aud wash hoas- full lot w1th varcfy of fruit,
cnusizstnr Of spre- ehssrics 9rspe~ he. good
frame stable word house rod veil Of water snd
cstsTns situated corn~r 9th and Franklin En-
cuire ~ VIM FULTON,
i-s6d N><f estst~ Agent
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-10-04
Especial despatch to the chseago Tribune.
WAsHissroN, September 81.

NAsHissroN, September 81.
LETTER FROM ADMIRAL FAgRaETT.
1hefolowing letter from Admiral Farrarut
was ia reply TO an invitation 10 attend The
Plttsbhrrh convention.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-29


TINS RErIvAL in Burlington continues
without abatement Of interest. Rev. Mr..
Earle has held meetings. twice day during
las. week, for two days IN the Baptist
Church, and the remainder in the Congre-
gaticnal churches. which have been crowded
with interested listeners. A number Of
hopeful conversions have occurred during the
week, and the numbers who rise for special
prayer continue large.
Mr. Earle returned to Boston on Monday,
spending a DAY in Brandon on the way.
The revival at Townshend sui continues.
Thir,Y-lour persons have been baptized and
uni;el with the Baptist church.
Rev :. Goo5nough has accepted an invi-
tatior to take charge Of the Cniycrsaiift So
cietY in Eas, Montpelier.
The following were among tie facts repor-
ted by the Committee on Statistic at the
late M,,aolis, Convention IN Boston;
10 $500 the Methodis,s wer, to every 2ll
people ia sew England; in 1880, ! to a; in
$50. t. every -. The proportion is largest
Vermont and Maine. or ] TO y; and least in
Ri lie leland, ! 10 -.
The Congregational is the largest evangelical
denomination il New England; the Methodist
the second: the Baptist the third. Fifteen years
ago tie apt;sts were the second, by a few thou
sad maj -ri;7. The largest increase Of any de-
nomination E proportion to It's numbers ha;
been that o. the Episcopal denomination.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-06-29

Is so"-"ENactly ,n-Solon Sh.ul.e .5i5
were tiere-'eyery time.n Ifhe felt sia,yI,-- Boz tr .
- IL-, he took Piarts ton Bitters II Es velt
weary al night, be took Plantation Bitters fr Ie
i le'te' was weak. lausuld or mentally o;-
presses he took Plantation Ditter.. and ND
het er lallec 70 set hin on his ulas square and am
rev persons wait any better authority: MI 9s
suns may Just read tie following.
-t.,,-., %, owe much 60 y0u.flrI verb
" 'ei's'e 5Ie fiantatiouiBitters have saved mvlfe.
81 my ", Il. hA6ONER, Madrid \. V
from Dyspepsia ard lad to abandon 5'I pre suTS
49, nv, . The Plantation Bitters cured
me hkN; {. A. WILDWOOD, New Yori civ.
IA q lost all appetfts-yrs-
b - go aLl enervated could hardly walk, and
Plantation Bitters have set ne all rirb+
JAMES HklMlNNAY. ST. Loui. Mo-
,1 - The Plantation Bitters have
cuieq ne Of arrangement Orthe Kidneys and IT.
nary Orsans that distressed ne for years. Thcv
c; c. MOORE, 90 BROADWAY. X. "
Afs o. n DEEOE, manager Of lie Urio. Homo
.cuo.t IJr Soldlers' Children saws she tbas .-iv1
~ - l-e weak and Invalid children uuJer nor
StiIe,Nlth tle most hapI y and gratifvir, results
$500 - IcSelIed over nun1red reams or such
CSI1.Ncatts but no advertisement is So eff.ty6 y.
what people thomselver say Of a GOOD article an
yitune ana our reputation Is az stake The f-i--r
a. tu4ntt ana high character 90 these goods nil
NJ ~ talhel under every ara all crcufustsrces
Itey nave already obtained sale In every town
s-la=s, PAIlsh ahd hamlet among civilized nations
80 -ultAtofs Iry 10 come as Lear our name and
sh &c - tLey can, and because good article s4r-
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