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The Presidents DenunclaiiOn OF
the Radical Traitors.

h HN HVN'NH III AHltllelon on
Thursday, President johnson char
actcrizcd the radicals in Congress as
the leaders Of q second rebellion, and
denounced Thad. Stevens, Wendell
Phillips aud Charles Sumner ne
traitors.
All Of which Is true. JcG. Davis.
John &. Breckenridge and Robert
Tocmbs were no, less leaders of q
Southern rebellion durinl. the mcm-
orablc Congressional scssi,nof 1862
than the radicals in Congress nrr
leaders of u Northern rebellion n,
this present time. A. the Southern
leaders were striving to break mp the
Union then, 50 arc these Northern
leaders striving To break il upnow.
The Southern rebellion gained head
in 1861 > because the leaders Of il
were not promptly arrested aud put
upon their trial for treason. prcsi.
dent johnson will SEE To Il that hi,
Northern rebellion shall not gain
head from similar rcmisncss Of duty
on the part OF the executive depart.
mcnt Of the Government.
We do no, hesitate To declare TINT
: Is the solemn duty of the prc.i-
'ont to follow his words hv deeds.
w do not hesitate to declare that il
is the solemn duty of the Prcsidcn,
to command the arrest of Thadlcu.
Stevens, Wendell Phillips. Charlie,
Sumner, aud their confcdcratcs IN
Congress and all over the country,
or the crime Of treason. In NJ
other way can this Northern rebel
lion be promptly quellcd aud the
public quiet restored.
And il the rump Congress shall
lot speedily abandon is sclitious.
evolutionary anil laWlpss pr ,cliee-
!, shall persist in excluding III,
representatives of eleven States IRON
heir rirhtu' seats, an | in exercising
the powers Of the Congress Of IN,
United States-wc do not hesitate I.
declare that it will lccpmcthc solemn
duty Of President johnson to cons,i.
tuic himself the Cromwell of III,
time and dissolve the rump BY mill.
tary power.
Desperate diseases demand iespcr.
at remedies. President johnson
hatacierlaes the radicals in Con- ;,
TIC leaders Vi a Second rebellion
tnd dcucuncs ee,ttin persons \.
%rai'"rs. II he speak truly. he /
J confronted by a desperate disease /,
D the body polite. II he be- a tr,,
man and a just magist ie. he wi,
speedily apply the sole elective rem
ely in 50 desperate a case.
II he would have the respect, con
hdencc, love aud support Of the tsso
ple-if he would sustain himself
\ II he void avert another civil wa
IF he womb saw the icnublic-h
|, must strike down the traitors al IN
y t'rrible blow, he must crush thi
. serond rebellion under the heel q
Z his powcr.-U ieaqo Tins.
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BENZ. q. HUMPHREYS.
Governor of Mississippi.

Tug PnoBArE oF \ Witi.lSomc
time asn, the Probate Clerk of Tip
pah county addressed a note to the
commissioner Of internal revenue at
Washington, asking "what is tic
Probate Of a W.lltu which the It m
mu I be affixed :" The comm s,.oa
rr's answer directs, that. in the ease
of a Will, the stamp be affixed To tl,c
orlCr of the Court granting Probate .
but In casc Of administration. the
stamp mus, be affixed to the letters
of administering. In the former
case, IN the practlee al our Pub 10
Courts, the STAN. : 70 ulSau books II
record.
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MISSISSIPPI STANDARD

pnltcl, lterary mud news journal,
pub l.hrd ltily anl weekly. The under
signed having c mm need thu piblrn ion
NJ the CIV VI jackson. ~ u Grsl.class dali,
anil week v newspaper styled "1he Ni,,is.
sipri Standard" desire TO present briefly
~ claim. h. public patrnnngr.
1h' standard will b. u dprende / II MI
political pirtlrri aud whurit will hc IN,
org N NJ NJ min nr set ~ men. il will vet
discuss and hivncite such mrn,ur : NJ Pub.
le pnlic, m ~ conductors may helevr vi
b I .uhsetyr he general ~enl. rrduuni /
the fAre ~ mi an IN y c untr,. nnd ~
store pc c.. harmony ind rro,p,rlvtn mi
Whole y opl"; nni II TINT editorial nhil, ,
md N chhnical skill, iniu.tiy. rnr,ry NJ
c%nl"tpris' cir accomplish. vii b. hfuu,h,
TO bar To- r nd'r III" standard = hr,t.cil,,
n"N pepper m'v'ry r'sprct.
1ha Weekly stan lard will he puhli.ho,
,vr'y Wednesday morning, and mailed t.
suh.crihers ~ follows;
tine wear. 81 M
Sik month";, s. %
POWER 4 JONES.
Iycks, ~. Miss.
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The Presidents Speech.

To the exclusion Of other interest
ing matter, We place before our read
crs the great speech Of the President,
delivered on the 22nd of February.
The call for a grand Union demon
stration 20 sustain the Constitution,
and the policy Of President johnson,
as announced in his reconstruction
plan, and his veto Of the frccdmcn's
bureau bill, was responded to by the
largest and most enthusiastic assem-
blagc Of citizens convened for years
past in Washington city.
Distinguished orators from a num-.
Der Of States, and prominent mem
berS Of Congress addressed the null
tude, and n committee was appointed
to wait upon the President and in
wife him to address them, when lie
delivered the happicst and most sat
isfactory speech Of his life. This
most scathing rebukc ell like a
bomb-shcll amidst the startled ranks
Of the radical party, and although
the general people, uncmbittercd by
party hate and the curseo If fanaticism,
were prepared to find Andrew John
% firm and true 10 hisposi Of duty,
and believed that when the proper
time arrived, that he would vindicaic
the hope Of their expectation, and his
known innexibility of purpose.
Still his boldncss IN thus throwing
himself before an insul,cd and as
saultcd Constitution, scorntully dc
flying the drilled lcgions of Sumner
with all their puricnt and lnathsomc
isms, was an evidence Of his honesty
and fearlcssncss in the discharge ..
right, which many were mol prepared
to expect. Let the people read AMI
appreciate this speech. I.e, ever,
true citizen of the country. Nortl
and South. Fast anil West. discar
their doubts Of the Presidents intcg-
rity of patriotic purpose, and give
him a cordial support, and we shall
Dor have thar peace for which the
nation hungcrs, and which should b,
the aim of all who cherish a love o.
free government, and that equality to
be cnjcyed under il. While IL,
spirit Of bloa,ed puritan frenzy is un
stayed in H. vcngcful crusade agains
law and justice, the country will b
Continuity kept ia az t,tlon and tur
moil, and the only way to exori.
the demon. isby the union Of AL goo
men in the land in the purpose ~
sustaining a President, who thus DC
clarcs his determined hostility to
every dstracting and dangerous OPP
position 10 Law, aud Il needs he, +
willing TO be "martyrcd Cor right
President johnson knows tia, b.
has drought the whole black ga.
lcry down on the preachers head,
Stevens, Chase. and their negro wor
shippers, still with love Of country
his whole country, 10 his hsart, an,
with words Of terrible dcnunciatiol
on his tongue, he boldly challenge
the fight. trusting the issue to Heav
en- and the patriotic intelligence d
the people. In Gods namc lei bin
have it-lss the people strengtheI
NJ. hsra AL hrs pano,'i 4 IN thci
I'M and confidence. thi. great war
rier ef right. Justice aud the law, vii
Dive he demons Of di.eari an,
~&~- -. u 1.
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We ie'fn ~ lbs iflsgnpb fhatn,
lion y I ftaier, tairs n Ht
Seventh jHIieal District parted
Tile lif NJ is feddcnef IN lioil
Htaihu, laa week 'ftm ta
fwiy b rssi MN an abie nui r.
iudw abd q dii,m beloved tmI
esteemed In atl lhe rlafpm ~ lh
Tho People If ihir district by h.
dmll hntf suffered an ifrtmmllt
loia II wll he o long time bcfor,
W 'ball look upon bic Hike again
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ANSWERS 10 ENiGMAs rs Last
WEEKS ISSUE.
No. IA fsh-Ecl. A poet
Moore. An Macmillan
\ Spanish Dukc-Aiba The in
ilial, and final form the names d
Emma and Lena.
No. 2.-The answer is formed q
the first letter of the words Rome
Eagle, Deed, Gondola, Lena, O,coIa
Villipiguc, Eel, and Saturn" RED
Gloves"
M. 3.-William c. Brownlow.
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Memphis Cotton Market.
Dtcd.

On the morning Of the 18th, at
a quarter after | o'clock. nj his resi-.
dcncc near Pamela, Mr.. Peter Il.
Jones, of typhoid fever.
In this dispcusation of Providence.
a large and interesting family hay,
been deprived of n kind aud afIcc,
tomato father, and the community
one of It's best citizens. We were on
terms Of intimacy with him for thir.
teen or fourteen years, and nov
mourn the loss of a good citizen and
a sincere friend. Peace To his ashes
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Wshase n haai tH n hltfb
pfpfi eileialIy ~ ~ VI. q
ihat III tH ~ criminal m lag
isifa ~ tHaig fa4 $50 if
printing III Aiads N blahas Wv civil
faaa afhd . you orders eim ".
maHsy N
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.n 0.O G0anl IH. am warm obi
conn
NlI IHa Parent OF numI.. .lai UHuol D..
todd
lnm Ha0ll ml4smi .a lH'r % mult.
am n'rn sold lghr good iuf nothing when
bought
40 extraordinary boon and . matter o.
course
And yielded win pleasur, when taken by
force.
Answer next week
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

@ m rH.a t.lnl u
M 5000 IT $500 county So IlII
a.i 81 InH u krI.f tHatln,n0
IINHI Itf NJ IlnHtfr 1000 and lotI.
H .ia'H N fhf HId defendant ff NJ,
m uI U,IIH ~. ttufn1ilo lo ibe Circuit
aNH 900 HuHN9 N.u,s q htfstt given
b Ut 1910 l.0nifut y k'i0.F fhli uul,.
riii N.iuft HiI t.ui Zoo 10, fra ilt a.
H,n0ui,rm Ihafea. 40 be- holden 10 and mi
#ti county. ri thc Court house thereof In iht
.fluHU 10 riuuIi uu iht ..itnih Monday nne.
lb0 Nirh Monday In March, 1850 and plead ID
Htd action Judgment wil Dc mlofcl against
lm 900 lhr estate attached viii h. .oll.
H.flup &C. HARRISON Clcfk.
e Ni''f1 Som a'i lot p'n W
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Important 90 some People,

A1rersaas Iadeb'el to he his & N Vt waul
Afas as fs tied 10 esma kfuari and
SITE s~nmsd4tiy. The I = fsqa.rs me ID
Sue tor estate 81 my ate rsrtner. Cartain
ueurg Y rssse. and ! shall - csmpilci n
bnag 'uii asaisss persons who att - attend 10
t0s 90 ice. - NAkn
mafiI-u sarsidas rsstasf AID Essvuicr
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NOTICE TO pEpTORs,

Az r-roas inA t'sd 70 ne h's6rm of lror.
ief6 RuHnl sre rrgur'ti 70 call and settle
immeliits'v ~ ~ hasuesi mHsi ~ elassl ~
Creii'ps u III Sim arv ~ nxiHz suits sgainsi
ma and We must sus ihor Inhibited 10 the firm
upls~ thsv caws fsw.rl and ply uR I ~ uH'
wish n ga sny ref,'n hui an rinFeiiai 10 do
40 IN seiGAs ehse. Al hRnwnEn
mitif lm Surviving Partner.
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| always adv Sc sip r, sermons
shils en a hot Sunday. 1t a
ministtr kint strike lie in boring 40
minutes, he has either got a poor
gimle, or clse he Is boring IN the
rung phase.
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.Hl prepared Coo hItnk IwuIa iu
.rh regiment .ud um lur tho h,II
uwl .i1l printed nWI m'.l "H- f."
..ou iIt personal lwl military .i1iu
81 wah officer nud pflynir from th
date ut commission of enlistment No.
The WnHwI surrender oi The Counted
crate arml'. lhc company rlIs
would suggest should ho prepared
by the captain or other officer la'
commanding the company. or .utI
o her member thereof d. may be- best
Icluhiutcl with IT, general history
The field aud .taT roll to be pre-
pared by the Adiutant, or such other
officer A. the Colonel might request.
Officers Of posts, or others who were
not in active field service. and not
likely 10 be- included in COMPANY or
field records, will be- furnished on ap-
nlirntion vith .rn,r,ts LLnLs
The prop icty Of organizing Coun-
~ I%Ii.taricl Socictic. has been .ny-
rested bv Governors CLARK linn
phrcys. and other DISTINGUISHED
gentlemen. who feel n liycly i~p,rrc.,
in the comoilot,on of the Military
History of our State end I can ron-
of mo- method moro likcIy i.
secure pcacr,l en- opcr,tion ami mil.
lormity than This. vo,lJ -rc.rcc,.
fully sugtc.t. therefore ,b,, onc or
more historical Societic. bc n, o,..
ormnizel IN coeb connie In III.
State. by tho election If ,prr.i1cn,
Secretary. and other o0;ccr.-tLo
prime object boino Ia comr;l, G,ll,
and e,r.muy ,bc r,m,,ny n,,l sa
mental roIls ocromn,nicJ w;,h .n.L
historic narrative ~ cam h. G,ro;.Ioi
relative to mlrrbc. L,ttles i,.;lc,,s
,,c. The deeds of nnr ,,hl, l.,d
should he written and tho lo,ror :,
i delovcd rho morc 1ini,,l, iii l.,
the task.
As soon ne rho ncoos.,ry l,,, go,
be obtained the several c,mn"ny a"J
recimentol rails Win s,ch E.,ario,i
n. may ,,c,,,,,ny c,oL iii
I've transcribed into s,i,ablc Lools If
rccnr,l ~. ,-,rr, mon, nrasa.,..n.
Tho or,L;,,s ~ ,ta ST., Id.
being mnbli,hcd in h,nd.nmc III
form.
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ADVERTISE NElTS.
Drugs and Grocerie.
CHEAP FOR CASH, AT
HODGES &

We have iaa tscs I'd , n = anil suretN ~
o. nuS Medicines Chemicals toilet articl q
cumhs irishss fancy no'icHs sie. 80.
We h ve also = large supply nd rota-
SENTIMENT n s~rersftss ~ svsft Kind mi Ami
sntp' W trreiva Il b nrr' ssevaty W \
IN sell ~ lower priccs 'hsu snvAo'v Eve
usacsll aud price our goods before rurhssre
elsewhere. MART II
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Bishop Green's Spring Appoint.

Green's Spring Appoint.
mcniS.
March Is, Grenada.
%, Collccvillc.
-, Oxford.
%, Holly Springs.
%, Early Grove.
y, Middleton.
20, Carrolton.
April /, Calvary Church.
3, Yazoo City.
3, Kirkwood.
I, Canton.
., Nicksburg,
II, jackson.
10, Woodvillc,
II, Natchcz.
%, Convention Mt Columbu.
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CHANDLER L. CO.,
Wholesale Druggists
AND
ApothccarieS,

No. 2te Main street. neI, TO odi FsIl's'
Hall, MEsrnR Trs
Dealer IN pure. fresh and unaduleraisd iur
medicines aud chemicals; also surgical ins's
ments t.ney gosdA soapS brushes perhnfF
paints oils window glass druggists glass Va
'nuh, tobacco, garden and grass seeds ~
everything Usually found in, and apperiairfi
TO a well conducted drug house. I%snlsls
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Enigma,

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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-15
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
THE GREAT ROBBERY IN NEW
MOREOVER A MILLION DOL
LARS STOLEN.
From the New York Sunday Herald J


The largest robbery which has proba-
bly ever been perpetrated In this coun-
try was committed in Exchange Place
on Friday night. For some reasons the
name and place of business or the loser
and MANY of the particulars OF the rob.
berry are suppressed by the police. IL
appears, however, that the safe OF aiaIgo
broker and real estate agent III e.
change Place was entered Friday night'
and bonds and securities TO the estlma-
ted amount of 81, 100000 abstracted.
The thief, or thieves, made clean
sweep of everything. The news OF the
robbery caused intense excitement on
the street, and many persons calico a.
the office to learn the particulars or the
affair. The securities were In two TN
boxes. Chief John Young, OF the detec-
tive police, was at once notined OF inc
robbery, and proceeded 10 the placs
tain all about the matter. He at onco
act his officers to work, and they arc
making every effort to discover the rob-
her or robbers. A reward of two nun
dred thousand dollars-the largest re,
ward ever offered in this country-wuI
be given to any party or parties Wy
NAV trace out and cause the arrest OF inc
perpetrator of this stupendous ROBBERY
The numbers upon the bonds were
INT partially known at the time. OUT
have since been quite fully ascertained.
| They consisted OF
or y 40 coupon bonds. of 5000 each,
due February Is, 1865, amounting "
| S475 900. "a, ooo
10 7-3O bonds, of 81 900 each, dstsd
August 10, 1884. -.
svSs 7.sc bonds, ofs5, 900 each, dated June
$50 bonds, of 81 900 each, dated June
$50 bonds, of$1, 600 each, dated July,
1886.
7-sO bonds, of $500 each, dated Au-
gust Is, 1855.
IA $50 registered bonds, of SIS, GOV eacn'
a 500 registered bonds, of 81 900 eecnl
1910 registered bonds, of $1,000
each.
4 1881 per cent. registered bonds, of
$4,000 each.
| 1881 8 per cent. registered bonds. Of
So, 900 each.
| rs coupon bonds, loan of1ss1, Of $1,000
each.
8 IO-4O bonds, of $40 900 each.
10 1910 bonds, of So, 900 each.
x 30 bonds Oregon war debt, of $500
each.
Certificates of 81 shares of Warren
RI RR. stock.
J Certificates of GA shares of N. J. RR.
stock.
II Certificates of 126 shares of Hart and
N. II. RR. stock.
II Certificates of 1850 shares of Del. Lac.
and Western RR. stock.
Il Certificates of 80 shares of Mechanics
: and Traders Bank, n. o.
Certificates of 1877 shares of Columbia
Marine ms. Co.
IL Certificates of 70 shares of Man. Fire
| ms. Co. stock
John SCOTS bond and mortgage for
!; "a, 500.
12GaIena and Chic I'd mortgage bonds
D of 81, 900 each.
20 st. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute
RR. preferred I'd mortgage bonds, OF
G 81 900 each.
t 26 United States coupon bonds, paya-
It BILE in 1881, at 6 per cent. ST 900 each.
81 Chicago and Northwestern Let
Y mortgage RR. bonds, of ST 900 each.
j, 3Chicago and Northwestern income
# bonds, of 81 900 each.
s 2Chicago and Northwestern income
bonds, of $500 each.
x Chicago and Northwestern income
IS bond, of 500.
y 7Chicago and Northwestern RI. In
J. terest bonds, of 81 900 each.
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Prom the Rev r. D. Fendal Assistant Editor Christian
Chronicle, Philadelphia.
have derived decided benefit from the use Of Hoof-
lsnds German Btters and feel it my privilege to
mend them most valuable tonic all who are sui-
ferng from general debility from diseases arising from
arrangement Of the liver. Yours truly,
E. ID. FENDALL
from the Rev. D. Merrge Pastor of the Passa ynns
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations given Il
Hoofands German Bitters induced to give them
trial After using several bottles found them to be
good remedy for debility, and most excellent tonic ,n
the stomach. d. MERRIGE
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Judge Mason gave an inter...,r.
opinion IN the New York Supreme
Court on Friday as to the duties ~ hot.I
Keepers. A guest at the Lafarpe Ho,sa.
was robbed OF watch. his rings and
scartpln, together with two h1ndrad
dollars In money, and on sueino tha
pfoprietor set up In defence that the ruls
Oh the house under the statute of the
s.atel required valuables to be deposited
h ~ Tue saie OF the office. The Judge.
however, charged that this did not apniv
70 watch, or such jewelry as a MAJ
usually carried about his person. nor -
sucn amounts of money as were ususli,'
carried In the pockets of traveller. s.
= supply ordinary necessities. "
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GENERAL PRIM HEARD FROM. Glen.
Prim, some time leader of little revolt
i'm Spain, has remained quiet since his
troops left him. He has just issued
new proclamation, dated at his retreat
in Portugal in which he explains the
cause of his failure. He says he counted
on several regiments of the Spanish
army, but only two came; he waited for
ten days in the suburbs of Madrid, but
no supports arrived then he did the
best he could with the limited force at
his command, and, being unable to do
anything, Withdrew into Portugal. But
he does not yet give up, for he adds:
because / have entered Portugal,
have terminated my work? Do / ac-
knowledge myself vanquished? No! Q
| thousand times, No! The material OBJ
stacles which oblige me to stop will soon
| disappear. The forces of the revolution
| remain the same, and change IL Just ~
| indispensable as ever. Courage, Span
iards! The day of redemption is APP
| preaching. We have on our side strength
and right. We have commenced the
struggle for the nation and by the nation,
which cannot die. Our adversaries can.
not count on themselves they only hope
in our weakness. A single victory will
lead to our triumph. Liberty, progress
and the national sovereignty for everl'
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ENTHUSIASTIC FENIAN DEBIoNsTRA-
TON AT BosToN. Boston, March H.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Roberts
wing of the Fenian Brotherhood was
held at Music Hall tonight, and thou
sands were disappointed in not gaining
admittance.
President Roberts and Geu., Sweeny
were escorted from their hotel Nv the
4Oth (unattached) Company M. y ~.
Columbian Guard, to the hall, an inn
mense crowd accompanying them.
General robert Cowdin presided at
the meeting, which was addressed nv
President Roberts, General Sweenv ana
the Fenian Senator Morrison of Ksnsas
ahe speeches were animated, and Tie
brotherhood were called upon to rice in
their might and with General Sweenv
strike on Canada.
At the close of the meeting unua.
OF SlO, 900 in cash contributions wars
collected. "eis
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III

from the Rev Joseph H. Kennard Pastor Of ths Tenth
Baptist Church.
Ihavo been frequently requested to connect my name
with endatons different kinds of medicines, but
regarding the practice Of my appropriate sphere
have in all cases declined but with clear proof In
rous instances and particularly in family of tia
usefulness Of Dr. Hollands German Btters, depart for
once from my usual course express my full conviction
that for general debility Of The system and especially for
Liper Complaint ii Is safe and ral4a6k preparation
In some cases It may fail but usually doubt not II
will be very beneficial to those who suffer from the above
causes. Yours, very respectfully,
Eighth below Coates street.
Philadelphia, December "a, 1854.
Rev.J.S Herman, Of the German Reformed Church
Kutztnwn Berks County, Pa, was cured Of Dyspepsia
twenty years standing.
A. NJ spangler Editor Of the CultniH, No. Is North
Sixth street. Philadelphia says this Bttep
mepded to him by medical friend, and six bottles cured
him Of complete prosrston Of the system.
Raw J. Newton Brown D. D. Editor Of the Encyclopedia,
OF Religious knowledge and Christian Chronicle Phil
adelphia-
| Church.
berton n. j. formerly of the North Baptist Church
Philadelphia, at present Pastor of the Bsptet Chnrc
1 at Chester, Pa ,
These gentlemen express in the strongest TERMS ttsi
favorable opinion Of this Bitters.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1866-03-15
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BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITyi
ss- See that the signature Of &c. N. JACKSON" IN
the wrapper Of each bottle
ar Should your nearest Druggist not have the arti
Gle do not be put m by any Of the intoxicating prepars
tons hat may be offered In its place. but send to and
we viii forward, securely packed, by express
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MAsurAcroRT.
NO. ssi ARCH STREET,
PmApkLPHIA, Pa
JON ES & E V A Ms
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PRoPRIET0Rs,
~ For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every tow
in the United States dse7s-2Awiy