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Important Notice.

OWNERS Of Lots or property on which Govern
~ ment buildings stood on the second day Of
APRIL $50, are hereby notified to call SC my office
on Cedar street. west Of McLemore, prepared 10
establish Ownership, location and dimensions Of
such property. Immedists at ent on IL necessary
A W WILLS,
june5-lOt Bvt Mai and A. O. VI
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We.t and North.
steamers Of .. S. Man 4 Peoples Line,

DtNt1I1IO U u % % II'1iL q I UVFIV > bIlIt3
Leave Lou sville At 1900 noon, daily, and at p M
daily, except Sundays, arriving ~ Cincinnati in
time 70 connect win early morning Trans for the
East
Bagrsge checked from Nashville 70 81 Louis.
Chicago, Ctnc mat, and al principal Eastern cities
Hs- The y ght Express ieaTlbg Nashville AZ go
pm and 6allatn ~ f.s0 m, wi not stop Al in-
termed ate sta ions ietFern Gala IN ard NaaE-
vile, ex ePton Sundays, Tor tnroogh pas engers.
6allstn Accommodate vii Iun dairy, EXCEPT
suLdayz, as f0Oas Leave Ga.istin 40 c.55 m A.
rye SO Nashville 81 300 a. N Returning Leave
Nashville At 40 N. arrives a. Gallafin IL co D.
N. stops al al iniermedlale stations.
AImEnT RIau
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For Rent.

TWO MOE ROOMS, with large closets, and
i large Kitchen at ached, for rent, IN the best
part OF the centre of the city. Rooms furnished
with gas. One large room suitable for Office. Apply
to g. Cedar street, up stairs. iune7-3t
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Rooms 10 Rent.

1.-TWO NICE ROOMS FOR RENT, on Church
street, No. 50, opposi the Maxwell House.
F. cure at No. 20 Broad street iIneT-3,"
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
"a ....s. .,........
r. a ILR o AID.
QUICK TIME
st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati, and
the East.
QUICK TIME
Two Daily Through Trains.


Making direct connections a. Louisville for the East
West sad North. commencing Al Til o, co.
Trans vii run as follows
Leave Nashvllle............. 7f5 o N. and 6aO IN.
Arrive at Bowling Green II Oi NJ. snd 1885 pm
" Louisville. 900 pm. and 5-0O am.
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Ball at UaY ce's Springs.

THERE will be a large Ball at tn 8 delightful
l. Watering Place Fnd y evening, sth June,
Is 6. Tickets S-cal be had Of Benz F. Shields,
lunet-td
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g. r. HAZE, rrsr e-Hr--a
Formerly of Commercial F1rne-.s-# $500
HOsal
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NEWMAN WELL.

On Spring creek, Ovs1t too comfy. Ta--aasaa ~
Produ-ug OIL 10 quantities varru-lY ssl.-s-a. 81.
nom
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SAML K HARE,
A B SHANELAND.

Directors Of State Penitcndsry, Tennessee.
EashUi'e, Tenn, May %, 1850 In
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Special Dispatch to.the New York Tribune.
Seizure OF the Loyal GeOrsian," In
Augusta.

ArGvSTA, Ga, June The military,
by order Of General TillSon, have taken
possession OF the office of the Loya' Geor-
gidn.
We suppose, from the title, that it was
radical paper which was suppressed this
time. But we cannot see that this fact
makes any difference. There is no power
in this country which has the right TO sup
press newspaper. Editors are liable III
the courts for any offences which they
commit against the laws. We regret 10
see even Z radical paper suppressed, the
principle involved being the same rs II q
conservative one were concerned. But If
disloval uttcranccs are 10 be thus punished,
We can point to paper which should he
put down at once-to-wit: Forncy's HrOni-
Gle. 1t is daily doing more to ALLEVIATE the
feelings OF the southern people from the
Government than any other paper i'll the
country, and its abuse of the President is
disgusting.
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any foreign nation which he subjugates.

any foreign nation which no subjugates
Blu, by supprcssing rebellion among NE
own people, king or an emperor can Nv
ouire no rights which nc did not have ne
fore II is true he may punish the g"'i's'
,,t only for A violation OF the laws wh''''
i, was their duty to obey. If the s'"'", ,;a
States. ms Mr.. FEssENpEN coh''i'', ,ha
,o,,.,lv succeed in getting on' u Wv
Tn;on and in establishing government. Vi
their own, then i, follows that al '"' ''''',
h;,on,s Of the Confederate STATES o"'"
.maa;,n,e - the DE- facto government thus
c,.,naa. and Il would be on outrage upon
,.n,,n,,v 4 violation Of the natural rights
- mankind, and disregard of interna-
,;opal law, TO punish them for any act done
IN obedience TO the Government 10 which
their allegiance was due.
The SANDERS Of the southern people
which the committee have been forced to
incorporate in their report in order to
Justify their conduct constitute crime
agaIns, their country and against mankind
which will damn them through all time as
heartlcsS and INSCRIPTIONS men, who
would sacrifice justice, right, and even
their country, Tor the qualification of their
ambition and love of power.
We might extend these reflections il we
had room, and could c"ndcnse what we
have already said five had time. As il
is, We leave the subject with the reader,
confident that he will find in the PROPOSE
tions of the committee nothing to make
him doubt tina, the President is right in
holding that the Union, now as ever, Is
cone and indiviSiblc."
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AUCTION SALES-THIS DAY.
by Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

,rRUSTEES SALE OF TWELVE
/ ACRES OF LAND, NEAR TO FAIRFIELD
RACE. FIELD AS trustee in deed Of trgs, from
Mr. John Becher, dated 18th February, 1866 duly
recorded in Heurico County Cont, shall, Mt tho
request Of the creditor thereby secured proceed to
cell At public auction, on tho premises, on MON
DAY, tho 18th June, 1895, at O'Clock, =. VI II
fair If not, the FIRST fair day thereafter the twelve
ACRES or LAND conveyed by the said trust deed,
and bounded ~ follows On the west by the lands
of Bacon TAFT on the south by the lands OF VIII
liam Cnlingsworth, Sr.. and on the north and east
by the road leading from the Mechanicsvile turn
pike 10 Union Hill.
Terms Enough I'm cash 'o dcfray expenses of
sale and 10 pay of note for 1915, with interest
from 18th May, 1903 on credit OF 1915 until lattI
and 18th August next credit uf s3sJ until ihr
18th and 18th November, 1885, on Il credit 81 3D."
until tho 18th and 18th February, 1907 AMI the
residue Of the proceeds Of sale on such terms OF
credit as may be then made known. The taxes I"
b" paid by the purchaser. :, ,,
p. Son the foregoing tract OF land there - =
frSt-ra dwelling, containing seven rooms with
front and rear rorflros, besides ample servants
accommodations together with barn, stable, car
ria r- house, and every other building usHally
found on a first -c3-~ establishment. The yari -
handsomely shaded. and abouuds IN n"wrrs.
shrubs &c and the garden j. rich and productive.
and il well supplied with fruit trees, &c. Aito-
gethrr. this il really lovely suburban residences.
HARRISON, GopDlN APPkRsoN
IL lit Auctioneers.
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Mr. Davis Visit of his Counsel to
him-HIs Probable Release i'm u few

Special telegram To the New York Herald.
FORTRESS MONROE, June S.-McsSrS. VIII
liam b. Reed, Edwin 4. Van Sycklc, and
7. Henry EdSall, Of Jefferson Davis's coun-
sci, and Burton y. Harrison, the we'll
known private secretary of the great rebel
chicltain during most Of the war, have
passed nearly the whole day with Jefferson
Davis inside the fort. Mr.. Reeds visit and
that Of his legal associates being profess
sional one, their conferences with their dis
tinguishcd client were strictly private and
confidential, and no doubt with sole refer
encc to the expected trial next October in
Richmond. Young Harrison's visit, though
connected with this important approaching
event, was more q social one than anything
else. Mr.. Davis greeted him with great
cordially, as also did Mrs. Davis. He &C
knowlcdged to me seeing great change
in Mr.. Davis's physical condition from the
time he last saw him, though not OF The
marked and discouraging character he had
anticipated. The entire party took dinner
with Mr.. and Mrs. Davis in the finely fur
nished casematc occupied by the latter,
who is now keeping house for her husband.
Their child is with them. Though not
quite able to dispense hospitality in the
sumptuous style of her Richmond regime,
Mrs. Davis possesses enough of culinary
and other auxliarics for comfortable house
keeping TO prevent her guests going away
in complaining mood. They left this
evening for the north, Mr.. Reed going to
Philadelphia, and Messrs. Van Syckle, Ed
sail, and Harrison to New York. They
parted with Mr.. Brady yesterday, who went
to view the old battle ground in front OF
Petersburg.
Nothing has been heard OF the result OF
the conference in Washington OF McsSrS.
O'Conuor, Shea, and Pratt with the Presi-
dent, Chief Justice Chase, and Attorney
General Speed. There is no doubt here,
and those of Mr.. Davis's counsel with whom
Iconverscd to-day expressed the same view,
but that these conferences will end tavora-
bly to Mr.. Davis. II is confidently believed
that in less than a week Mr.. Davis will
cease to be confined rs q prisoner OF war
i'm Fortress Monroe.
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PORTE CRAYoS To RE MADE A CoHSUL.-
The President sent the Senate to-day hut
eight of ten nominations Tor continuation.
They were generally unimportant. Among
them, however, was the appointment of
General David II. Strolher, well known to
the literary world by the nom de plume OF
Porte Crayon," as Consul 10 BnenoS
Ayrcs.-Ns,c York Times.
We hardly know what has induced
"Porte Crayon" to accept such position.
Perhaps he feels uncomfortable in the new
State which he aided in carving out Of the
limits OF the "Old Dominion" BY the
way, we believe this very consulate was
some years ago rendered to and refused by
our townsman Major F. 7. Turner, of the
house Of Snodgras, i Co.
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DEMONSTRATION AT WINCHESTER IN ioNoR
OF THE CONFEDERATE DEAp.-First march,
ed fourteen young ladies' in white, with
black sashcs and roscttcs, representing the
fourteen southern States, the initials OF
which were wrought in evergreen upon
their dresses. Each carried wreath.
They were selected mainly from those
who had lost near relatives in battle.
Remnants of the Stoncwall brigade,
Ashby's cavalry, and Chcw's battery, num-
ncrihg III all some three hundred men,
formed the escort, under the command of
Colonel l.. I. Moore, who led the Fourth
Virginia at Manassas.
These were followed by as many groups
of ladies to do honor to the unknown dead
of the several States.
Then came the main body of the process.
sion-a long train of all ages, from the ma
iron in mourning for son or husband, to the
little maiden almost concealed by her 40
raj burden. Many garden and parterre
had been stripped of the few flowers
neglect and destruction had spared to
furnish forth this last offering to the
brave. No other banners marked the line
than those painted by Spripg.-NsEs.
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By Grubbs L Williams. Aucttoneers,
Main street, five doors above Spo,5wood Hotel
1--WE HUNDRED ACRES OF YER

1--WE HUNDRED ACRES OF VERY
L VALUABLE COAL LAND. on JAMES RIVER.
IN CHESTER FIELD COUNTY, FOURTEEN
MILES ABOVE RICHMOND. FOR SALE AT AUG
TIoN ON MONDAY, n" lith 81 June, a. l.
under the National Bank ii Virginia corner Main
and Eleventh streets, five hundred acres Of very
valuable COAL LAND. located - dbov" described,
being u part Of the " kESWiCk tract, and al.
Joining the land, Of General Edward Johnson and
others.
It's location between tho eastern aud western
groupings II coal in tn direct line extending rom
Tr'CuaI Mines on the north side oi James rlfrf'
by thu Midlothian AMI other pts on 10 tr n."tSL
Hi uis ma kan il most Ccitdn liaL contains
an extensive body Of coal. .,..,, rr,,
II mas also a large quantity of WOOD and TIM
Der, only small portion oil the 1@i'' ''''"
cleared. .-t... g., f,ra.,
This sale presents II fine opportunity Tor inV"s'.
meut in coal land, with an almost certain! u d"
TERMS: At sale. GRrBBS WILLIAMS,
- al AuCtlUu"rr-.
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4 SLIGHT MISREPRESENTATION REFER
ring doubtless TO an editorial in the Dis
patch, the Richmond correspondent of the
New York Times says:
Judge Underwood is sitting to-day in
this city by virtue of an illegal adjourn
mcnt from Norfolk and one OF the papers
of this city has used the fact to belittle
him, and ttromh him he Government h,
SERIES"
True, except as to the statement il
talicS. Our article was not intended tC
bclittlc anybody or anything but UNDER.
WOOD,
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Important Foreign News.

Dates TO lst instant from London and
Liverpool received. See kilograms. The
European Peace Congress Is certain TO b"
held. Belligcrcnts still arming. Cotton
advanced to IL pence.
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4 PICNIC WILL BE GIVEN BY
~ the LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF
CHESTERFIELD, At Coalfnld, on WEDNESDAY,
tie I3th of June
4 SPECIAL TRAIN will leave the Danville
Railroad depot ~ 10 4. NJ, and return A suusrt
Rev. DR.. Duncan and Colonel Marmadukr J John
son are eXpec ed 10 be- present.
Ticket, can he had a. the Exchange and spots.
wood Hotels, Davies bookstore, Purcell, Iadd 1
Co, ana Meade < Bakers, or a. the depot.
Two dollars for the round trip and dinner.
band Of music will tie on the ground
L. ll--gr
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BY p4lkintou, Pulllam Co., Aic,un...
NOR SALE AT AUCTION-M-

past io'ctock. i. NJ. on the prem -... l,
auction, ths LOT lying on Compram., =.
MadiuX hin, fronting nifty feet and raa..
nno hundred and Nifty feet, II b"iny H.
wh ca John Lantr.p died seized.
TEKN- AZ sale.
PILKIyToN, PrLLIAN sru
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

I OST, on the night Of the sth instant
/ either AZ the First Baptist Church, or between
there aud the residence ii u. !. saunders, on the
corner Of Grace and Adam, streets. on" ladies
CLUSTER DIAMOND BREA>FPIN. Tho Under
will be suitably rewarded by leaving the same al
the store of Carter Montero, or The residence d!
p. : Saunders. IT, n-lt*
TWENTY-FIVE DOL l. \ RS RE
l. WARD Will pay tn" uhurr reward Tor the
arrest Of The iniscreant who stole III" ROSE
BUSHES. HELiOTROPE>, aud other flowers
ircm around the grave az my little hoy in the
>hocEon HIl Cemetery on Wednesday last aud
any one who may hereafter be guilty 81 a similar
desecration of the graves in my section.
WILLIAM l.. MAtLh, Main street.
je st between Eighth audi Ninth.
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lew WATCH q
AND L.,
JEwELRY ESTABLISHMENT

NoWLAN Co, OF PErERsBrEG, VA,
established in lsisl,
have just opened a new and elegant stock Of fine
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILNERWARE, &c,
at the corner of Main and Tenth streets. corner
above post office, Richmond.
In again commencing business, after suspen-
sion uf five years, would say 10 the citizens If
Richmond aud our friends througho the States of
Virginia and North Carolina that orr stock Of
WATCHES, CHAINS, DIAMOND AND PEARL
WORK, SILVER TEA SETS, PITCHERS, COB
LET'S, SPOONS, FORKS &c, is again complete
and shall not he surpassed IN style, quality, or
price by any house in New York OF any other
northern city. THOMAS NOWLAN,
OF Petersburg, Va.
ROBERT L. MACOMBER,
OF Petersburg, Va.
We will be prepared In n few days 10 repair all
kinds OF watches and lewelry in the bert manner :
and a. both Of the firm practical work they
can guarantee satisfaction To all who may have
watches or jewelry repaired by them;
IL ll-lw NOWLAN < co.
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AUCTION sALEs-FTrT1rpr
BY Harrison, Godiin h Appersgr
Bankers, Brokers, aud Rp.Y r..

EXCE .I,l !; 81, PR BRICK TENEMENT
LEIGH AND JACKSON STREETS III tt~LE.
AUCTION VIII b. .oId "a, arrtl',n - =. sALh Al
tni.es, on TUESDAY. the I2rh jan. r.ss .hr =.
pa.t ! o,rlock, =. N, the very eYtai.a,, o. J /, 4.
TENEMENT located a, above. nor i. '5'.' (
rauCy Of Mr.. Prescott AT an ANIMAL rart ~, .f.a
dred dollars. IL contains seven room. Is .-
ample acfommOdatipnsf for servant. y..I o.' .s
wafer, and haud>Om" front yard 1851" 49, 4.
TERH- One fourth cash /: balance d, s.a.
and twelve months, for npgDtIaht. no.. rr
terast added. tn" taxes and iE-ursr.. ia
year 70 10 paid by the purchaser If r,.,
uSscss .ou can br had IN Il 8 DI. time '.."'.-
HARRISON, GOD0iS ~ APPrps,-
Je Aucha.r.a.
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srOR RENT, a DWEILINGlIoU>l

L'OR REM. Il DIV ~
L with TEN ROOMS, on Main. t"tH-aa -
Thru ami Fourth streets, At Present #se#6. ...# -
by Mr. Gror-r |. b!dguoi. Tho 10. J.. .a.a =,
win tn" nec. .saIv uI'-hous'.s Possession 49,. ".
given on the 18th of Jun" AIRY -
PURCELL. LAID Is &c..
rpy"7-ts corner Thirtr"ufh and Ma ..E.#.a
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Cro expire on the 3lSt day Of January, 1s67)
OPPICE or THE AUDITOR or STATRl
INSURANCE DEF ARTNEN1 ..H..

Aib w tllc ol~N 'litl vi january ioOt)
OPPICE or THE AUDITOR or STATRl
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
.l ... COLuMRus, ONO, July t3, 1896.
WaRReAa, The PuRNIX MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hartford in
the Statp OF Connecticut, has fled In this O1co u
sworn statement Of Its condition, rs required by
the not ''fo regulate Insurance Companies not in
corporates by the State OF Ohio" passed April &,
1896 and amended February o. 1884, and the act
''ro regulate Foreign Insurance Companies .
passed April 8, 1896; and WHEREAS. said Compa-
ny has furnished the undersigned satisfactory owl
dencc that IL Is possessed of actual Capital OF at
least ONE niiNDRED AND FIPTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
invested as required by said acts and WHEREAS
said Company has fled in this ofllce written in .
stTpmSpt under its corporate senl, signed by the
President and Secretary thereof, authorizing any
agent or agents of said Company in this Stnte to
acknowledge service Of process, for AMI In behalf
net of April &, 1885.
Now, TlIEaEpoRg. in pursuance OF the acts
Aforesaid T. JAMES II, GOODMAN, Auditor Of
state for ohio, do hereby certify that said pllCE-
lNtN MuTu All LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Hartford Is authorized 10 transact the business
of Life Insurance in this State until thirty first
day Of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and siNty-sGvcn. =
(sEALl IN WITNESS WHEREOF have hcreuuto
subscribed my nnine and caused the seal of my
Office 70 be affixed the day and year aboyo writ
ten. % JAS, II GOLDMAN
Auditor Of state
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, ID. u. Editor of the
Eheycope,lia OF Religious Knowledge and Chris.
tan Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
ratant Medicines In general through distrust oil
thair in gredents and effects 4 yet Know OF no sur
ncient reasons why man may not testify to the
bononts he believes himself 10 hayo recoived from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute To the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily IN regard 10 IIoOnand's
German Dittors prepared by Dr q. NJ. Jackson, of
This city, because was pref udiced against them for
many years, undcr the Impression that thoy were
ohieny an alcoholic mi Nturc. am intlclted 70 my
friend ltobt shoemaker, Esq, for tho removal Of
this preJudice by proper tests and for encourage,
neht TO try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use OF three bottles
OF these Blttors at tile beginning OF the present
year, was followed 10y evident relief and restnTH-
ton 20 degree OF bodily and mental Yigor which
had not felt for six months before, and had almost
dospAired OF regaining. | therefore thank Cod
and my friend for directing me to the use OF them.
j. NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia.
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Iil

GeASlSNAsa; have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects OF Indigestion. accompanied
by prostration ot the nervous system, Numer.
Gus remedies were recommended by friends and
some OF them tested, but without relief Your
hoOnand's German liittors were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention OF these Bittcrs induced me To try them
I must confess that had an aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the "thUusand and one" quack
"Bttcrs," whose only aim seems 10 be TO palm OF
sweetenod aud dragged liquor upon the community
II Asly way, and the tendency OF which, fear, is
70 make many aconnrmed drunkard. Upon learn
ing that yours was rOally medicinal preparation,
| took 10 with happy effect. It's action, not only
upon the stomach, but upon the nervous system,
was prompt and gratifying. feel that have
derived great and permanent benefit from the use
II few bottles. Very respectfully yours, ..
W. u, sEIGFRIEb, No 25l shackaii aSon st
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HEAD WIIO nAYN W.

FROM the Rev. Levi a. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North
baptist Church, Phila'lclphia at pscsent Pastor
IN" sAp'.s' O.ure. 'nes'e. ia:
have known Hoonand's German Bitters favor
ably for number OF yeaIs; have used them In my
oMn family, aud have been 10 pleased with their
effects that was induced 10 recommend them 10
many Others and know thnt they have operated In
a strikingly beneficial manner take great pleas
uru In thus publicly prOclaiming this fact and call
Ing the attention OF those afflicted with the dis
eases for which thcy recommended, % these
Bitters knowing from experience that my recon-
mendation will bo sustained do this more cheer
fIliy ~ ilOOnand's Bittcrs Is intended to benefit
tnJ aGi stod. and Is mot u lum drink"
Yours, truly, LEVI q. BECK.
FROM Rev. W. ~. Scigfried Pastor of Twelfth
Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
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d

BEWARE OF Cou STRRPRITs.
SEQ that the signature OF az NJ. JACKSON Is on
the wrapper OF each hottie.
should your nearest druggist not have tho nrtI-
Gle do not be put on by any Of the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered Ia its place but
sent to us and we will forward, securely packed
by express.
PRINCIPAL oPPIoE AND MANuPACToRY,
No. O1l Arch St.. PhIIadeIphIa. Pa.
JONES & EVANS,
lSscosssOrs 70 q. NJ JAOKSON6 col
PRoPRIRToRs.
FOR sale by Druggists and Dealers In every town
Ia the Unted States dec96- -3ln wd &eaww