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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-16
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GAEEEGEaAN'& FEELS =!
FOR CHILLS AND FEVER

FOR CHILLS AND FEVER.
4 CERTAIN CURE Gallighan's Pills are
IA composed simply of Vegetable Medicines
They are Cathartic Pills, acting upon the
Stomach, Liver and Bowels; containing no
Arsenic, CalOmel, Blue Mass, or any other
Mineral substance The great advantage the
proprietOrs claim tor these Pills il, that with
out the aid of CalOmel, Blue Mass or other min
erals they will cure the most obstinate cases
of Chills and Fever, DUMB Ague, Periodical
Headache, Neuralgia, and all affections of a
like character. Follow the directions. and YOU
viii find they will do all that is claimed for
them. Try one box, and their own merits
will recommend them ever afterwards.
We have used Gallighan's Pills, anu have
never known them to fail to cure when the di-
rections were followed, and unhesitatingly re-
commend them tOpublic favor:
Thomas ii. Watts, Ex-G Governor Of Alabama
Thomas }. Judge, Judge Supreme Court of
Robert Dougherty. Judge Ninth Circuit
Court of Alabama
Jno. w. a. sanford Attorney General Of
Alabama.
Daniel Sayre, Grand Secretary Grand Lodge
of MasOns, Alabama.
VIM. 9. Waller, sheriff Montgomery CO., Al.
L. b. Clitheral -
w. Crawford Bibb
j. {. Riddell, New Orleans, late Railroad
Contractor Alabama, Georgia, etc.
&. A. Banks, Commission Merchant n. O.
Geo. Mayson, Mayor Wetnmpka, Alabama
Wholesale Agents:
THOS. w. MARSDEN, 4S7 Broad. New York.
HARRAL, RISLEY Il TOMPKINS, Chambers
Street, New York.
EDWARD WILDER 81 CO., Louisville, Ky.
BARNES, WARD 81 CO, New Orleans, La.
f. J. HART IL CO.,
Sold by NJ. s. Craft 81 Co., and Buck, Bailey &
Co., jackson, and Druggists generally.
NJ Retail Price-s1 90 per Box.
BLOUNT a. HALE,
Sole Proprietor,
ey-eodd.6m Montgomery Ala,
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-16
MERIDIAN.


~, MISS, on the Hill, on the East sue
aalirOad, is always open for 1IansLos
"a eommodious. and the Proprietor Is
s %lons and improvements continually.
"RAGsDAEE HOUSE,"
East and near the Railroad track.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-16
WIN. r. ROOS,
John Antrim.
Louis Sweet
ANTRIM g. SWEET,

IMPORTERS 7and Jobbers of Cloths, Doe
Ill., skins, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c. and Tail
tween Locust and Vine SITS, st. Louis.
Being DESTROYS of building up large trade
with the Merchants and Merchant Tailors Of
the south, Messrs. Antrim & Sweet respectful
~ solicit orders and guarantee satisfaction in
filling the same
NoY16-1md.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-12-16
Nov 21-d&w3n

THESE BITTERS ARE PREPARED IN PURE
L Bourbon Whskey from a combination of over twenty
different kinds of barks and herbs, which act in
perfect with the other prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief Red Jacket
TO Dr. Chaplin who used them successfully in his pTac
tice for many years and by their gained so great
popularity in the treatment md cure OF Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint Constipation, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Fever and Ague and all diseases arising from
torpid liver and indigestion. Persons suffering from
either of these loathsome diseases will nd by the
use of these Btters which perfectly pure and free
from all drugs and poisons usually put up IN SUCH
preparations and pamed of uususpecting public
single trial will convince the most skophcal that in
the RED JACKET there !s q virtue that no other
Bitters possess,
They strengthen and invigorate the system
They unequalled for general debility
They are a cure for Dyspepsia.
They give a good and healthy appetite
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath aud acidity OF the sto.ach
They cure Diarrhaa aud Cholera MOrbus.
They antdOte to change OF water ana uiet
They are the best stimulant in existence
They preventive OF Fever. and Agre-
They relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They are perfectly pure and palataole
The genuine RED JACKET BITTERs are only sold
In onart bottles; by the gallon quart or pint
See that our private Government stamp Is unoroAsn
over each cork. .,.. A..
Call for Red JACKIE, and take no other.
Circulars to the tn. lie supplied on applcauon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

Coy. Morton, Of Indiana, delivered a speech at III
dianapos on the l9t in Which, aier denonncng ihe "s
atty Of e Democratic party declaring Lis preference iF ihe
admission Of Tennessee advocating The pending CoDsu
tona Amendment and tracing the victory Of reconstruction
I'D 10 Tie present tune he Celebrates bis views as follows;
IN this work Of reconstruction called two leading par
loses should DO kept IN view
That nothing sh be done to injure or DESTROY the ee
raj theory scheme Of Government as begleahed u uA Wy
'i s peh security be taken as can be 70 prevent the
clrrenco OF Tebeons and to prevent those VIC %
neen In rebellion bat restored 90 tcI lclcai li'A
fom defeating necessary es.sl.i'a 3, rd IN
occolsipg In the Government what tI h.1 ltha 10 ITO
nv force of arms fit should BE- deenec eshii U tAo r
- States lately In rebellion should not be admitted % seats in
Congress ustl the repIesentatye power lIo-S o' --
ebe faction IN the North contr the Government 9nu peIA"s
destroy it, Congress would have the fgh to e1sas t %
lion had been accomplished provided such ssur' oi
ton is not li violation Of the genera tc9J ana ae W '
In his case tie measure reduction would De an
~ t conazng tho representation n Congress
70 tne ,n NJ President and Zee President boy taking
from The white peoy l. Of tue Southern staies lLeI ~ - %
sent and act for four milong sna ..l o fr yostIng
ne General theory OF scheme Of the GoVernmet a. ~
6 % II because il gives 20 the same number Of peept
aAce b an eoTal power with Ike number IN the South
IN depriyos the peops Of the South OF no J.sl nEn -
- ssaveS M Them the enjoyncn; Of tle same po",4
esss3 nv an e1aa nun Der IN the North ana sui,I
tbey ought not By or justice ~ ~ 10 ~, a., C
ond be- accomplished by en- amendment 70 Vt
, bh IL olvays In order and proper. There ~ AoA'
inc revolutionary in amending the ConIetioh on ~
trsrv IL a saiefy.yaye. provided ny e. uy WIZ ~, 10
.trs are avoided by making the instrument cOoID " d.
changed conditions snd circumstances Oh gsa ~ So
~ be said as soon As tho Rebellion conetded ne sem
- 20 Rsnresentatives nom the rebeous Snies hau az i
mediate right without condition, 70 resume nci h.
Concress how could any amendment 70 tne zoe
5ted 10 Guard against future rebolons OF the
Of lie one from Which have just escaped Iws Dto
fon me Rebel States added 70 the present. hlhDrl ~
si roebers wouli constitute considerably more nSu o
thd Of that body and would eieeiua pre',a' 0
Of any amendment and would thus secure 20 w. it M
$500 erbape for an time the gross and wicked .
reuresentation which thoy now possess ltst.I $3.50 IN
nm tis conclusion OF tbei0n rebels fAih lave 49,
IN from the battlefield from tle toor OF foni =,
bsck b. seats in tho Congress OF te United Ae M ,.r
,rcVort fhe adouti0u OF nmenduenit 20 iAe
winch have boon rendered necessary q. t' 'Nl"t-
ofre country OF toe e0actmtnt OF fncA ivy n' lt
~ csrve ne future pence OF thc country D. uul ~ l.
I'M another form that rebellion - no 1Aense a-i 'N~' '1V wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

HE oRDEas BROKERS CHECKS rRIST2D-IuS DETEc-
TIOg AND ARREST.

uE ORDEas BROKERS' CHECKS PRIST2D-IuS DETRc-
TIOg AND ARREST.
German namsl Abr Unterhoz who r. evidently bold
and expert forgef was yesterday By Capt JourdsH
Of The sixth Precinct and Bank Detective Hys and rFasncd
fore Justice Hogan the T0m5s Police Court The prisoner
very retoent but wetaSe been able 90 gshe the ioow
ing cts concerning bic On the 2lst Inst ini be
directed Nesgrs. T. Hoppenhcmcr Co. printers, doing
business at Nos and q North Wlam-st. to prlt bin
Loco checks on the American Exchange National Baak The
orlcr pupoing have been given bv Messr j. a Under
wood Son brokers' Of No. IS EHeAals place. UnieIAoh
asked tho printers send proof Of the checks to NO ~
Mufray.st as possii This done. bot the
erger oou hnd him there learn anytl bont HIN
H. hopFcnlcimcf tuen obtained &c a4e.t.s Z af. IN
asked whehor be- liked It. NJ unl ruood quyJy replied
that be hsd plenty Of cehcks anu lid uot ~.A any more
printer then tod the broker tie facts connected WITH the
order e bad received printing le checks M Jndtf
interest instantly aroused and bis sgspcions et
dan and bans Detective Hlys J. col qacnca " this in
trycw Cart Jourdan ealsd upon Mr. onDsnheimcF yester
dog afternoon Mi1s cOnYcrsaiO VIII tlnl gentleman
UneIh0z entered ad asked iof proof oil Inc ctcAs Whch
be had ordered. One given 70 INN ana lie l On reach
ing the street be taken into custody " capt JouIaAn
The prlsopef Was lodged in the Sixth Precinct Station
IL subsequently asoertaled By Cnpi Joard an
Chat ou the 81 February lut that check drawn on tie
Neeapts National Bank o ths civ purporting 10 have
been gsed by L. Zzla, doing business % NJ. 10 south
William IT, Oh MADE paylt TO the order OF bl arer T. H.
Cor the gis D. presented mp clslef This check
wa, aofWara found 10 be frgsry TINS check ordered
o. be- plncd b. Uuteill L. executed according 10
lii ectos b, printer who does business al tie corner 0
Maden-ore Nnlm-st. 1Lis gonllomll on being con-
folted with Unterhuiz identified him tie person non
whom be had received TIC piat te Mc!c44nta IA
ona Bank check. Abuut tue time fh1 above sum was OBJ
tanned Bank OF the Republic lost 81 go by I ea cheek
is believed tie Same persons SAo used al ZNins
name the fOrgets
Justice Hogan committed untcrLoz FOR organization He
% animation 10 dry. II Is belll'ta t4at mum
ber = merchants this city have been saiAded by UAtef
lo aud his fdor-te by means ii6od c.tcas nose
who wish no prisoner fr lho purpose u meati
MN can DO BY ealing Capt. JOarGan a. tue Okla FTe-
cuct Station House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
TIL. Size for n New Posi.of,re.

The Joint Committee Of the Common Council sad
the Commissioner OF the snksg Fund in the matter Of ssca
ing site for the New Pos0nce ard United States Court
binding met ut 70 O'Clock H. yesafday in the COnrolers
Office in private session Present Controller brennan Alder
men Yarnum and BcGilnis, Cognclmen Hloran Costezs
ard Maokay.
The Controller presented the resolution adopted By the Co
sioners OF e Sking Fund meeting held on tho Soss
inst, and Which reads ns fiows;
hec Commissioners OF the Sinking Fund dviss thss
IT, lower portion City Hall Park tes dr-nstcd certified nsR
vh constitutes portion ofihe records q the poceednEs OF s~s
Comon be sof and conveyed % the United Stee OovnneeA
location for the Pc'Ofco ard Couroase, snd % be
by the United States Government for said purposes szlva
for the OF s5o0,O0O
the conveyance n contain provision Tat when the shall
cease 20 Dc used I the spech r one 81
them and the title 81 revert back and be renstated In the
Mayor Aldermen and Common Atty # the City Of New York
After fll and free discussion, Alderman VARyUM moYsd
the Committee unite in the 4 tho Com
msoners q The Sinking Fund embraced IN the aforesaid
the Common Council 70 sell aid 20 the
United States Government the said portion 4 tho City Han
Park the conditions and terms therein stated.
Councilman MACRAY moved 70 amend tue resolution By sub
stitutng $4,000 lieu Of sj000o the consideration ~
the proposed site
A-T some discussion It resolved to adjourn until ls
o'clock this Saturday, snd that 4 A. Low esq ana
James Kelly esq Postmaster be requested to meet with The
commission.
The commission then adjourned to - o'clock today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
TIE MAYORS RETLY.
MAYOR s OyYfCE. new YORK.. June %,
A Strange Story

A MECHANICS WIFE FALLS HEIR TO THrRTY-FfvB ME-
LIoNs-THB RICHEST WOMAN IN AMERICA.
The Hartford COuTant of the 25th publishes the
following Of financial transaction which, If trua
is one Of the events Of the year;
The fckleness Of fortune is well illustrated in the experience
worthy family in this city who have suddenly found them
raised that condition In society where people
Of wealth. The facts these: Mrs Eli Walker
siding at No 100 Mapaaye. Is woman OF Engsh BIRTH
Her husband (whO machnist by trade and herself have
resided here for number OF years aud hare several cdre
II as renorted some nonth ago that large property w
ued az es5 10000 had fallen TO Mrs Walkers father ~
and be being dead, that the whole amoans
the truth Of this report and exoYernor
H. Seymour employed 10 investigate The result OF his
investigation entirely favorable 20 Mrs. Walker documents
having received which show beyond question mat she
will come in this immense property and she
ether with husband and children VIII start for England
next week TO receive the golden egg. .
with this most extraordinary "sreak Of luck" Mrs Walker
VIII Hartford and make her permanent residence
here Run0r hath IL that she vii erect upon some sgiDls
site magnificent mansion following t1e style Of the grana
villas and castles OF Merry Epgaud, which shall excel N
grandeur the costly American palaces
the lady has not probably given any one permission q
some gossiper thrilled by the intelligence Of the windfA
allowed his Imagination 20 picture rs Ale Poarex
10 Pauline fairy palace with marble halls by the La1s o.
Yet wonh not be surprising the fortunate pos
solid gold should desire TO erect hero
where wears OF toll been expended % furnish daily sup
port-a mansion suitable TO liio OF axlry and ease aaa
eredltable 10 a city which she adopted as home -
We congratulate Mrs. Walker and her family upon then
good fortune She viii be- when IN fan possession Of her prep
ertv TIE richest the United States Bot shs s
10 e. "a Of good sense, and VIII mot place Aeiee
e reach OF those have been her friends during te years
size has lived Already We logrn thaf ~ y per
make fnmy at least IN whom she = III 'tet
chronicle other charitable deeds wAe- A't ts-'i'S w
prompt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
Fire i'm n Cotton Warehouse.
TIE CONTENTS CONSIDERABLY DAMAGED-LoSs ABOUT
$4,000

Shortly after o'clock on Friday morning q fre was
discovered OIL the second floor Of The stoy building No
south WuHam.st. occupied b. Wall & Pnekney. cotton
brokers' Tie building extends through 20 No 6 Soonest
and was filed 10 tie roof with 81 bales Of cotton and othoF
articles Owing 70 the inAammabo nature Of the material
with which the building led the flames rapidly mounted
through The various the Soonest eide and threat
eued the entire destruction OF the building and contents,
being almost impossible eInguish burning cotton "heh
cor lined within building, tue working us way through
and into tie halea retaining Its grasp With sngAaI tehey
After several hours labor however the hremen 70 4I
checked the progress Of tho flames az y enable e 20 ehcI
The bu ng and commence the work a throwing Tue Duk
masse into the street A. fist as burning bae OF s
ouantty was thrown into the street stream 81 WAFER ss
f~ned nuou H. and by the greater portion " ho
cofron IVES saved In fair condition , l..
Oftbe cotton IN building, 239 bales were o"neo R
uessrs Wall & Pnckney whose loss WI DO anout sJVu
Trsnred FOR Is 90 In the metropolitan Mrket esolie u
other ompafies Ofthe remaining bales ~ pt1sea W H.
l. Maaid a 70 Lewis Hopper, IL 10 a. H. . D. II .ul
SON and the remainder 10 various pire ne loss o. tIu
1rore viii amount 90 about saOl The Mta'Is' nl4so-
49, insured for LOO In The American company ny 1
~renco on tie remainder c0Ili not DO ascetlea D. ~
r-,t o-rrt of tho Union Steam Navigation tAi4f'
er rffce on o. lsf hlor fronting on Sonth
flraltre D. damaged by water o. e a----l u. es' ~ ~
i ia,rrrort was occupied DIV Michael c0lr1n Cotton
4-far yi.ra were stored lhere ll bales 90 WIG" t'
o..re0 tt f.u. Ia Ils8 WI be al.ni t.DN. '.'-'
s.fHJln te Resoufe Company. Oi i-3 it-a-4 no. ~ ID
a. bale. gers owned " j. ii. s.aa oo4 Co., sAH - 'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

by reruor Brown Thc lss BY water vi be about 5000
The br is owned D. 1-. Wall, and damaged to the
smoart OF 6 co. Not ilsl red.
The al iai lc' ding No % South Wililm.sf. e owned
hT + 3. ri ana damaged @ the amount ~ $500 il.
slrfi IT. 5000 ie EfIrls Company. 10 D. occupied
ty Lawrence Giles CO.. dealers 10 general ueTchardiie.
vlle s.oc Damaged by water o. tAe erount 81 g 600
Itufgl o. llJ in tle American. Metropolitan and Con-
uolWe.lt. Com, alet.
I1ec.le of ne ~ present unknown but viii BE- In.
ye-ir foi hy Fir. Iahs Baker.
Sections 70 p.a were ~ sslt from tie Fist Gad sJoa
ina Precincts ull o., "a 81 Capt Wlr,0Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
Manhattan Goliere.

On Thursday, the third day of the examinations
et this Institution, the morning occupied by the Third
College Class. WHO were examined in Greek aad gsh
literature. The exercises enlvered by choice music
from the choir band orchestra OF Toe col 40 the Of
the DE L. Sale Literary Tub composed of students
Of the upper classes Intellectual entertainment con-
fsing OF music ess4ys lpa AisOal olaOns readings
The exercises closed eVeur presence OF t.e Subcp
tCu OF przss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
SUPREME COURT-CRcuU-JUSg 29-Befors Jastios
GROVER
THR LAW OF MERCANTILE PAPER.
The Second National Bank OF ItusVle agt Daniel y

Ketcbuu.
This was n suit on five drafts drawn By one Hall 70
the order Cashier Of tue bank the rm Of ketchum
Co. and both tie cashier Of the bank accepted
by Ketchum CO.. and Endorsed by the defendant Y this
action TIE defendant admitted the making aud indorse
men Of the drafts but put the plaintiffs to the proof Of Their
Incorporation and set up their answer second desnse
At the close the plaintiffs the defendant moved 10 1i
miss the complaint the ground that the INST iudoFsemeas
was tue Endorsement OF the bank AID that first n1orss
could not sue subsequent ndolser The Court however,.
dorsement by guaranty Of the makers or accepof
soency the rule did not apply and that sufficient appeared
In the uhdened by e answer 70 o aat itcs
The defendant declined 70 90 into the other defense pre-
ferring appeal tbs question passed on SIMPLY and the
ourt directed verdict FOR the plaintiffs Ter the iul amoan
claimed s7o09 l3 giving the defendant - days u AAes
Ed,Sl Davis ior plaintiffs; A. MeCue for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
The Celebration of the Fourth of yuIy.

Yesterday afternoon the following correspondence
was had between Mayor Hoffman and Messrs. j G. L
EDGE pyr0techusts Jersey CITY, which explains tsel
OETcE j. q. a ED6E No. "a CEDAa 81,
NEw.iORx June % 1896
To tie Hon JoHS Ho7rxAS Mayor fhs Ciy Of Nee York
TIE expressed BY prominent ndyd ais sd
byscvsri Of eEsppe that the Anrary o. American Ia
dependence should not be- appropriately celebrated N be-
PROMPTED u. to tender such display ~ fireworks " your honor sna
Honorabs Controller advisable nd ioehch may
feel yourselves Il liberty ota Influence 70 have 70 -
ib6sd By the ensuing Legislature Respectfully yours &
TIE MAYORS Reilly
MAYORS OyYiCE. NEw-Y YORK, June %, 1864.
M,'rr,. !. O. & J. EDGE.
GrSrEssES; reeeip, q your vor q ibis da,e enisrss
such display OF fireworks in the pubt parks OF this city on h
Fourth Of July DO approved by tie Controller and myef
the ancng hst shall influence with the nsxs
TO secure appropriation for e payment 81 ths ms
exceedingly that IN 81 the suane the
preparation for City Contingencies and tho legal prohibition sstnss
mourning Liabilities In Of Il, the city authorities cannot make
the and proper o the celebration Of the an
versy American Independence. i the hrst 1, the his
the country that happened and hope vii be ;es
last.
whe therefore incur any Obligation behalf q the
city for the Fireworks which 20 e1h
you my that will whateve- influence nay
with The Legislature 10 secure an appropriation iron
which you be paic.
The Controller tina; be VIII DO thu and viz
grange with regard the amount 70 which will be limited
Very respectfully JoHS T. H0yRsAS hsvS.
IN the above MATTHEW L. BRENNAN, Controller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

Ps,ties are disssias iel sold {: Lisbon. NJ Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30
nlivcs on mr. eAyrTArY POLICY.

Tho following schedule Oi Work poIiOIneo oy inc SAM
tsry Department the metropolitan Police N the abatement
ari removal Of uu'anccs FOX the week ending June Y;
Of nusncss received 49, number or 10
abatement CO., number VI gptgeSR sWed under
number sinks and wafer closets ceioee ~
Of loads night soil from city uiis 225; nnteg
Of ded hors removed rom city limits si number Of dead
lus4 OF dead goats removed from
cty limits q number Of deed sheep removed from city limits
Der Of dead hogs from the city limits Il number q
the city limits e52; numbe Of
tesd seize "Bob removed from O city limits g; number
soTei removed from tie city limits JO
number ofdrad bf seized pOund removed Rom the cry n
number OF dead df seized pounds removed from city h
1900 number OF bs Of ofll removed from city limits, 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-30

THB swuL-NuK BUSINESS AT AN TyD-TTEREsTIso
AND ELABJRATg REPORT UPON FAT-BoLISG-
Pour HUNDRED YUIsANcEs OF THIS KIND IL TIE
CITY-uJw THY MAY BE ABATED-BEAUTIEs OF
TUB OVAL CoATRACT-How TO SAVE 100000
PER ANHUI--sEmOUs SOURCE OF ILLNESS IN THB
TWELFTH wARD--DOlSGs OF THR SANITARY
POLICE.
Tie Metropolitan Board of Health met yesterday
afternoon President JACKSON SCHULTZ the chair and al
TIE members present Tie minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05
lE0RdE G0URRT,
No. 10 &, ith street.

DR. d. MIbuLER ;-some time since was Afietsd with
an liberated sore throat, which had baied the skill Of
the beat medical la the town and country, several
OF whom had applied to for relief The disease OF
some four years staudng was rapidly growing worse
and more obstinate In its character II with great
difficulty that could partake Of any nourshmont, and
could not even swallow gass Of water without suffer-
Ing considerable pain. Having been induced by friend
TO try your world renowned Herb Bitters, purchased
three bottles and before had finished taking 1t all was
entirely cured Am now as we'll as ever. | most
cordially recommend your Bitters to all similarly af
nlcted
ERWIN PHILIPS,
Gal Maua
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-10-05

NEW CHINA, GLASS AND QUEENS
~ WARE sTOR E'.-rhe subscriber respectfully
u his friends and the pubc generally thai liz
has opened CHINA, GLASS AND QERRSsW ANY
STORE at his old stand, No. 1OB MARKET sTRERT
between Front and second Streets where he nends 10
keep general assortment Of China and Glass in every va
riety of style and pattern.
lie hopes, hv attic ton TO business and dispostop In
please to receive from bis former patrons and the public
share Of their patronage.
Call aud examine the stock which In all cs,ss will h,
cold At reasonable prices.
msh2s-ly GEO. A. BArTERBURY.