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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-10
Cincinnati Market
Tny Tala0rauh

Dy ItItgTapn-I
CINCINNATI, May 9.-FLoUR-Unsettled; no d.
ers asking 2jc higher, but the demand was not
pressing enough to establish the advance; super
fine 5000 %; extra 10 25@lO 70; family II 30
L 50.
WHEAT--Highcr and irregular; No. new win
ter 1902 As; old red = 1902 80.
CoRN-Steady at 5000.
OATs--Firmer 42@46c.
WHIsKY-Dull at 81 20.
PROVISIONS Mess pork inactive at $50; bulk
meats l2@15; clear sides l6}Zc bacon firm 1906
for shoulders; clear sides advanced TO lS14c pack
ed in fly tights.
LARD-Dull at pc.
BUTTER-Dull at 1902.
GRocERIEs-Quiet coffee 2l1I@27; sugar ll1z9
l5c.
EnTD-1oqlt
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VACANT LOTS.

Five vacant lots on Carol street. near Mar
ket
Two vacant lots on South High street, near the
Indian Doctors Office.
Five vacant lots on Broad street, near the Rail-
road crossing. These lots we will sell very cheap,
Upon one of them there are five tenement houses,
for which no charge will be made. Win rent for
$50 90 per month.
magnificent lot near the terminus of the
street Railway. and the Trimble High School,
100 feet 'front.' and lSj deep. VIII be sold at low
figures.
A vacant lot 80 feet front. on South Market
street, near Franklin.
splendid lot on the corner of Church and
Knowles street. fronting on Church l5S feet, and
running back on Knowles street no.
Three lots on Charlotte Pike, opposite Bloom
STEMS store, each 50 feet front.
vacant lot on South College street. OPPOSITE
Horns paint shop, 2S19 feet front
And many other desirable lots in the city and
suburbs and in Edgefold.
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EurODean Market.

IIvEarooL, April 2S.-The Breadstuff market
was generally dull but steady. Messrs. Richard
son. Spence Il Co., and Wakefield. Nash X Co.,
report Flour very dull and Wheat quiet ana nom IN
gd@39s for mixed Provisions heavy, with down;
ward tendency. Bigland, Athaya Il Co., and
Gordon, Bruce X Co.. report Beef heavy, and sun
declining. Mess Pork dull. with a downward
Tendency Bacon inactive and downward Lard
nominal Butter dull. Sugar steady. Coffee
guiet and steady Rice downward:
observation-disclosures Boult & Brandon report
that the sales have been small; 2s@ld for refined
and ls@2d for spirits.
LoyDoN, April 2S.-Breadstufs quiet and steady;
Coffee firm; Tea very dull and Petroleum steady'
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS FROM THE 4rH INST.
To THE qTH-E. Z. Patterson toZebulon A. Baird
nv deed. As acres of land in Davidson county, l..
Bat. ID. Fife to Ann NJ. Wallace, by deed.
acres of land in Bedford county, 500; William [.
Hall to James C. Snow, by deed, acres Of landln
Davidson county, $1,000 J. C. Charlton to l..
Charlton, by deed, q acres of land in Davidson
county. $3.50: Sebastian Miller to NJ. I. Jones, by
deed, lot in Edgefeld, $50; w. B. Shepherd
(coTD to W. p. Newland, by deed, lot in 18th DIS
trict. $40 so: John Morrison to W. b. Shepherd,
(coTH by deed. lot in 18th district $500; H. l..
Norvell to James Woodward, Sr., by deed, land
in Robertson county, $3O72 60; John c. Taylor to
Lewis c. White, bp deed, lot in Edgeheld' SIl7;
F r. Glasscock to f. L. Jordan and W, T. Elliott,
by deed lot in MurfreesbOrough, $500 Il. x.
GIasscock to e l.. Jordon, two lots IN Muir
freesborough. $500; b. G. Wood TO W. T.
PhilIips by deed, lot in the city, $500;
Neil Brown, trustee, to Daniel DOugheny. by
deed. two lots in Boyds Addition, S4,6SI 30; F.
NJ Cabbctt to Laitcuberger, by deed lot in the
CITY 81 500; G T Helfer, TO D Hesselben, by deed
lot in the city 81 600 b Cole and wife, to Geo {
Walker by deed land in Ky, $1,000; Z k Glas-
cock, to Joshua R Henry, by deed. two lots IN
Columbia s., OOc: R Cheatham, to Adam Coe.
NV deed two lots out of the city $l,7OO; Jno Trim
bile. TO Saml r Anderson, by deed lot in Edgeheld
Al 80. The same, lot in Edgefeld Sl.262 %; II
| Cheatham, to Thos. Caldwell. by deed, lot IN
Edrefeld; F r Cheatham, to S Anderson, by
deed. three lots in Edgefeld $3.50; Alfred Mem
| fee. to VIM Ridgway, by deed three lots in Ed
| ton and Giles county. Tenn. $3.50.
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Louisville Market.

lBy Telegraph
LoUIGvILLE, May 9.-ToBACCO-Sales l63 hhds.
leaf tobacco az high as $l6l.
FLoUR-Superfine scarce at W.
CoRN-Mixed in bulk &c.
OATS-47c.
GRoCERIEs-Firm.
PoRK-Mess pork 30 90; bacon. shoulders l3l4c;
clear sides 1870.
LARD-Prime in tierces 2212c.
WHIsKY-Raw 81 70.
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RIVER NEWS.

The river at this point continues to recede
slowly. with about four and half feet water on
the shoals
ARRIvALs-NOne.
DEPARTUREs-CmJert Cairo; E"ind ftoya'
Cincinnati.
The 4. Baker is receiving freight for up the
river. Due notice will be given of her departure.
The THRONE. from Cairo, will be in port to-day.
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Tur No,IN ,Np McpANIFL t'sE.-f rom tue
TACT that tn court. composed oil hslo'r's Mea
cham. coleman aud ilagan, could only act as a
committing court and that their decision "'ulu
not aG,ct any subsequent trial. a. the case "ouio
a ,cc.ssrily have 90 come up before IA" criminal
Court for Gual adjudication, It was agreed oN 'n'
counsel Cor the defense aud prosecution thar inc
partics should give bond of so" each Tor 'heli
appearance al the next term OF the criminal
Cont. Tac requires; bond was given.
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Making close connection with stcamers
lucah. Cairo and st. Louis.
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Warrant Of Probst.

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-The death warrant for
the execution of Probst on Friday. the sth Of
June. was received by the Sheriff this morning
The Evening Telegraph says that the prisoner re-
eeived the announcement quietly. seeming entire
" unmoved He had previously told his comics
sor that he believed death was the only expiation
for his crimes, and he was willing to suffer. No
person except his confessor viii be allowed 10 visit
him hereafter To-day three years ago Probst
.b;s .,unfrv
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S,on,be Thief $50 Reward.

CT0IEN FROM MY PREMISES. NEAR
- Rankin. Tennessee, on the night Of the 18th
April, one large BAY HORSE, about ten years
old, about sixteen hands high scar on ihsidS q
tbc ears. q splendid work horse. has broad bps
and rides tolerably well; banded U. ;. and /: u
win give the above reward Tor ms hoISe 1 ba
sboyc Is offered by the Live Stock insurance
Componany for the thief ,,,,,,s n. ,,onpr
msyS-wlm" JAME.c ! =. --go.
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Mrs. Davis at Fortress MOnrOe---FatlinS
state of Mr. Davis Health.

FORTRESS MONROE, May 9.-Since the arrival OF
Mrs. Davis here she has tenderly looked after the
falling state of her husbands health, and enter
tains it Is said serious fears Of his ultimate re-
covery, should he be attacked duringithe coming
summer BY one ofhis periodical spells fintermit-
tant fever or CO.. i've chills. The general
health of Mr.. DaI aims comparatively good
and il is only the lo.. eonment that he mas
been subjected to, and I. many anxious fears
and doubts which have weighed so heavily upon
his mind, that has produced the very noticeable
change in his appearance during the past year.
The Grand Jury which was to have met in Nor
| eIk TO-DAY has held no session as yet
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NIGHT EMISSIONS CURED.

Young man. stop before you further 20. VI AZ
diseases subject 20 man. there Is disease 80 hard
10 cure as Night Emissions. and physicians are
scarce who understand treating IL; and 70 you l
well A. IN dereut States, who have spent dollar ~
ter dollar and are n0S well cured By me am a.
ly receiving letters and sending medleile 20 ~
parts ofthe country. in word al that are aiss
"a In any way and will give call VIII siys s.i
faction for all OF the diseases nentioneu ~ -
advertisement. The best gf reference sl'N" ~
tbs city. an letters should be directeI 20 r.
DIR MeGILI., box az NashyiIlc. ATnn,
Ofics over John fork's BOOB s ,-n, NN'o'
street. between COilese and CheffJ sHseNs
apri3-ly
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The bin will be called up this morning.

CHURcB SERvIcEs.-This being Ascension
Thursday there will be full morning services. and
administration Of the Holy Communion in Christ
Church AZ lo's o'clock. A. II. Service at night at
So'clo,k; also, at Holy Trinity Church at in the
afternoon and Holy Communion
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Now Orleans Market.

by Telegraph
New ORLEANS. May 9.-COTToN-Sales 1000
bales at $685. receipts 2j7 bales.
SUGAR AND MOLAssEs-Nominal.
FLoUR-Superfine p.
CoRy-5c lower.
LARD-Advanced1 =.
Gold $50; Sterling 40: freights unchanged.
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IN CONVENTION.

4 committee of five were appointed, VIZ; Oouh-
,ihncu LcIlyett. Duncan and Bricn. and Alder
men Nocu and Kinney, TO memorabilia the lie
gislature and pray that honorable body to except
Nashville from the places enumerated in the Me
tropolitan Police bill. Alderman Creighton and
President Cotton were added to the committee.
Twenty eight members Of the City Council
being present they voted unanimously on the
presentation of the memorial.
The Convention then adjourned.
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Valuable Middle Tennessee
Farm for Sale.

TTHE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
bis Valpable Farm. consisting Of Two Hun
dred acres one half cleared and in cultivation,
in cotton and corn, situated on Duck river two
and half miles from WIllilmsPOrt Maury county,
moot OF n river bottom land Of the richest quality.
The residence and other improvement are OF an
excellent character. win also sell with the place
twenty-five head Of fine MARES aud NJ LIS.
can also ave all my stock and farming imple-
ments with the growing crop. and POSSESSION
given Immediately. IL desired. i have an ample
procure.
An additional tract of Nine Hundred acres
sIlcndidly improved adjOining can be had y de
sired. Address i. G. 6OkDON'
may4-dz~s Wilamsp0rf, tennessee
Cincinnati Enquirer please copy Mondays and
Thursdays fog two weeks. Send account to TN
Office.
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MARTIAL Law Abolished I'm virginia.

NEW YoRK. May 9.-The Secretary Of the
War has ordered General Terry to regard the
Presidents peace proclamation as doing away
with martial law in Virginia.
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EAsHyIIIE AND ruE METROPOLITAN BHL.-Ef-
forts are being made by our municipal authorities
10 have Nashville made an exception in the Nc
tropolitan Police bill. Generals Thomas. johnson,
Donclson and Judge Lawrence have addressed
letters 20 the Legislature. urging that Nashville
be made an exception in the bill-that there Is no
necessity for such legislation. far the city Is
concerned.
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From Havana.

NEw YoRE, May 9.-The steamer Columbia
from Havana on the 5th inst. has arrived.
The French steamer LaFranee arrived Of Ma
yana on the 5th from Vera Cruz With troops.
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LOUISVILLE AND Nashville RlILRoAD.-ltWiil
be seen by reference to our advertising columns
that the Louisville and Nashville railroad com
pany have made changes in the arrivals and de-
parturcs of the trains. commencing yesterday
The company also notify the travelling public that
they arc prepared to check baggage through to all
the principal cities East.
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CoLoRED PR3NTING.-Thc job Printing Office of
the UNIoN AND American is now prepared to ex-
ccute printing in colors with great facility and at
rates astonishingly low.
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PL,srERrxG-Attention of those wanting plain
or decorative plastering TO the advertisement oil
Mecsrs CARBON & RICE. We have seen some
work done by these young men, and pronounce II
done in 4 No. ! style.
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Young married ladies whose misfortune il has
been not 70 bring forth in due season. remember
God has said you should multiply and replenish.
II this i your desire. you can consult me either
by letter or in person. No lady over thirty-hye
vcars Of age need make application. All eOmmu-
yicafins h letter ar person strictly confidential.
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FRoN the Adams Express Company we have
dates from New York only two days old. Such
fayors are acceptable in these days Of slow mails.
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CtRrEs DE VIsIrE.-Ladies can have visiting
cards executed almost equal to cOpperplate print
ing and at onc-half the the cost, by sending :heir
orders to the office Of the UNION AND American.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
FROM WASHINGTON.



WASHINGTON, May 9-An official decree from
the Government of Chill, declares that neutral
vessels which communicate with the ships of the
Spanish squadron. or which furnish them fuel,
provisions. ammunition, or any supplies, will not
be permitted to touch or load in any port of the
Republic.
The Department of State has been officially
informed by the Spanish Government, that Fassil
coal. the product of the mines of Chill, is de-
clared to be contraband of war by the commander
of the Spanish squadron in the Pacifc--will only
be considered as such contraband of war, in case
of its being dispatched to CHILEAN ports for the
enemys ships.
Mail Contracts
The post Office department has made contract
for the conveyance of the mail from New Orleans
to Mobile. and back daily in suitable steamers;
also. conveying the mails from New Orleans. via
Galveston to Indianola and back three times
week in suitable steamers.
The International Ocean Telegraph
Company.
The President has approved the bill TO encour-
age telegraphic communication between the Uni
ted States and the West Indias and Bahama
Islands. 1t provides that the International Ocean
Telegraph Company Incorporated under the laws
of the State of New York, their successors and as
signees, shall have the sole privilege. for fifteen
years, to lay construct, land maintain and ope-
rate telegraph cables in and the waters reefs,
islands and shores over which the United States
has jurisdiction, from the shores of the State of
Florida to the islands of Cuba and the Bahamas,
either or both, and to other West India Islands;
and the company shall at all times give the Uni
ted States the free use of said cable to any tee-
grsph operator of its own selection, to transmit
any message to or from its Military or Naval De-
partments, or Consular Agents; and the company
shall keep all its lines open to the public for the
daily transmission of messages and commercial
reports and intelligence. and all messages. dis
patches and communications shall be forwarded
| in the order in which they are received,
and the company shall not be permitted to
charge or collect for messages transmitted through
any Of its submarine cables more than the rate OF
| So 50 for messages of ten words subject however
| TO the power of Congress to alter and determine
| said rate, provided the International Ocean Tel
| egraph company shall within the period Of three
years from the passage of this act cause said sub
marine cable or cables to be laid down and that
said cable or cables shall be in successful opera
| ton for the transmission ofmessagcs within said
| period of five years. otherwise this grant to b.
null and void Congress reserves the power any
| time TO alter or repeal the above act.
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lie 'h'ei JAMES p. MOORE.
-. - NnTICE.-WHEREAS SIC.

TysoLyENr NOTICE--WHEREAS SUI
gsStinn has been made to the Clerk OF the
County Court Of Hiskma2 eou1ty d aeHpesdei
;, ~ notice is hereby given for all persons
bavinS Claims against said Estate to ME the same
LEGALLY authenticated with the Clerk OF the JoSnty
CSnr, of Hiekman county, Tennessee ON or oeiGie
~ 16,h dav of October next in order that a.
Vision nro rata may be made, &e o. they Mi,l DC
sarey-e- haired. &c y. MALhEts, Adll L
ap25-wits OF lA'Aihe -'N'~''
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CITY COUNCIL.

DoAVp OF ALDERMEN The Board of Aldermen
were convened yesterday morning at o'clock,
for the purpose of transacting such business as
,niobt bo brought before that body. In the alb
sence of Alderman Chcatham, Alderman Crcigh-
ton presided, The following members OF the
Bosrd were present: Kinney, CEilton, SIoan'
Brolie and Nolen.
The following message of the Mayor was read
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TO THE LADIES.
STERILITY.

All affections Of the Womb treated with sue
cess Those married ladies who have been 80 un-
fortunate A. 10 miscarry, or prove apOrtiVe. can
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SNoLAxDER's EXTRACT BUCHU will cure the
worst eases of kidney disease, gravel and dlSor-
ders arising from dissipation and excuses. Try 1t;
it will do you good. A large bottle for only ONE
DOLLAR. Sold by all apothccarics and Ewin y
Pendleton and Demoville & Co., Nashville.
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MAYOR 5 OFFICE,
Nr.-l. r,n NJ. D 1QEh


r., IA. Hynyrdblc tfy tOUHci- GENTLEMEN: l
have seen proper to call your honorable bodies to-
rcthcr this morning for the purpose OF making
known to YOU rs the representatives OF the people
of Nashville the probable enactment by the state
legislature of a law. known as the Metropolitan
Police bill L. the provisions of which are perhaps
familiar To all of you. and which has never yet
been resortcd to, except II be necessary from the
existing state of affairs Is the wish OF the peo-
pIc. whom the the law is to effect. 1t IS known
TO impartial minds that better state OF feeling
ouict peace and order, has never existed IN Nash
Vile The police force has never been better OF
more efficient, and in all respects equal TO any
emergency. a. A..
have thought it proper and expedient that
Won rs the representatives of the people OF Nash
yillG. honorable the Legislature; lay before
them actual facts. and the real condition OF the
city of Nashville, and pray that so much OF the
hill as relates to Nashville be stricken out. /,
however, leave the matter in your hands, khoNlng
that YOU will adopt such measures as are wlSeS'
and most eNpcdicnt. >.
am most respectfully. your obedtent servant
W MATT. BROwS, Mayor
A message was received from the President OF
the Board Of Councilmcn, stating that they were
now ready to meet the Board Of Aldermen IN
Convention. on which the Board adjourned 10
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PRrvArE MEDICAL ADvICE.-Read DIR. whit
tiers advertisement in another column lJan2}-on
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LL
LELLLLLLLL
LLLLLLLLLL

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, D. D.. editor OF
the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge ana
Christian Chronicle Philadelphln:
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust Of
their ingredients and effects, yet know OF no sui
fcicnt reasons why man may not testify TO the
benefit he believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, IN the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit OF others.
/ do this the more readily in regard to HOoi-
lands German BtteTs, prepared by Dr. =: N;
Saekson. of this city, because / was .prejudiced
S;on that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend, Robert Shoemaker,
ESQ for the removal of this prejudice by proper
tests and for encouragement to try them when SUI
fcriug from great and long continued deblllty.
The use of three bottles of these Bltters at TIE
beginning of the present year. was followed ~
evident relief and restOratian to degree OF bod
iIy and mental vigor which had not felt Tor SIX
months before ard had almost despaired OF re
ginning | therefore thank God any my irlehu lor
directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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EDGEFIELD.

EDGEFIELD.
A very neat frame house with five or six rooms,
corner of Woodland and Hickory streets Lot 20
feet front. Has good stable, cistern and shade
trees.
small brick house with three or four rooms
corner of Russell and Hickory streets. Lot 40 feet
front.
A brick house with two rooms and basement on
Fartherland street, 100 feet front.
A 50 feet lot on Fartherland street, near the
above, upon which there is n schoOlhOuse.
A one story frame cottage on WetmOre street.
with six rooms. This is an elevated and beauti-
full location.
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$. E. SMITH & Co, No. ~ North Cherry street.
have ON hand a full assortment of the very best
F,hnily Groceries as low as any in the city Give
them Il call.
All goods delivered free Of charge.
apal-tf
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From Rev. w. D. Seigfried. Pastor of Twelfth
Baptist Church, Philadelphia:
Gentlemen;-I have recently been labor
ingunder the distressing effects OfindgeStiQn, ac-
companied by n prostratiOn of the nervous sys-
tenn Numerous remedies were commended by
friends, and some of them tested out without re-
lief Your Hoonand's German Bitters were re,
commended by persons who had tried them, and
whose favorable mention Of these bitters induced
me 10 try them must confess that had an aver
sion 10 Patent Medicines from the " thousand and
one" quack "Bitters whose only aim seem TO
be to palm off sweetcned and drugged liquor upon
he community in a sly way and the tendency of
which fear, is to make many confirmed drunk
ard Upon learning that yours was really a med
icinal preparation took it with happy effect. us
action not only upon the stomach, but upon the
nervous system, was prompt and gratifying. l
feel that | have derived great and permanent
benefit from the use of n few bottles. Very res
". d. SEIGFRIED. No. 25l ShaekamaxOn st.
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DIR. BURRILL,

WILL ATTEND CASES OF SPINAL AND
w Hip Disease, Club-foot, knOek-knees' "a
ralysis, etc. 60,
0FFICE-Iligh street. next to corner Of Church.
OFFIcE HOURS to Il and 21z 10 559.
aprl7-3m
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From the Rev. E. b. Fendali, Assistant Editor
Christian Chronicle. Philadelphia:
/ have derived decided benefit from the use OF
UooAand's German Bitters, and feel It my prlyi-
iere to recommend them most valuable tome
to ali who are suffering from general debility or
from diseases arising from arrangement OF the
liver. Yours truly, T. u EN- an,
From Rev Merrge, Pastor Of the Passyunk
Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
From the many respectable recommendations
given to DIR. HOohand's German Bitters, was IN.
ducpd 10 give them a trial. After using several
bottles | found them to be good remedy for de
D'i'''' ' ID. MERRiGE.
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CHRONIC CASES

with satisfaction: Rheumatism. Affections Of the
Lungs, Diseases Of the Throat. swelled joints
Gravel, Diseases Of the Heart aud Liver. lnham
matisn OF the Stomach. Neurnlga, kings Evil
or ScrofulA Deafness DISEASES q the Eyes. De,
Initiated Systemg Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and
Oasumption-tOgether with all Private Diseases
and Disepses Of the Urinary Organs. All syphi-
hstie Diseases treated at any distance, and cure
oil