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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-21

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
In Equty-Newberry District.-John L.
Hill and others, VS.. Joseph Watson, ,Admr,
and others.
The creditors Of the estate of ThomasWat-
son, decd, are required to render and estab-
lish, on oath, their respective demands be-
fore the Commissioner, on or before the 1St
day Of December next.
SILAS JOHNSTONE, C.END.
Com. Office, 1st October, 1856. 90
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-21

"COSTAR'Sn RAT, ROACH, &C., EXTER'S-
Is paste-used for Rats, Nice, Reaches,
Black and Red Ants, &C., &C., &c., &.
"COSTAR'S'' BED-BUG EXFERMTNAT0R
Is a liquid or wash-used to destroy, and
also as a preventive for Bedbngs, &c.
"COSTAR'S" ELECTRIC POWDER FOR
.- INSECTS - S.,s y
Is for Moths, Mosquitoes, ,Fleas, ,Bed-bugs,
Insects on plants, Fowls, Animals, &c.
O.! BEWARE +: (! Z! ofall worthless
limitations. ~. -tsrI. ~ - - - lE|2 -
NJ See that eCosrAR's' name is on each
Box, Bottle, and Flask, before you buy,
% Address, HENRYR. CosTAR,z.
T. -. 49, - asa Broadway, n: Z. ,.
EI Sold in Newberry S. G.. Z =: sr5<. .
Is By all Druggists and Retailers, and
Barns Ward s Co, wholesale agents New
Orleans La. - - 81, II ~ - ?.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-11-21

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLNA-In
Equity-Newberry DiStrict-E. B. Stoddard
& Co., ct. al. VS., Michael Buzzard ct. al.
The creditors of NJ. P. & w. L. Buzzard,
and Of NJ P. Buzzard and 4. J. MeG9llum
mandS before the Commissioner, on or be-
fore the first day of February next.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, C. EN-. D.
CONS Office. Oct. 1St 1866.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-28

THE CIRcUs.-Last night the Circus was
crowded with men, women and children,
white, black and yellow. The entertainment
was most excellent. We have seldom seen
any Circus where all the performers did 50
well, as those who appeared last night
The Vaulting was of the highest order, and
the equestrian exercises, both by male and
female has seldom been surpassed.
Herr Lenger startled the crowd by initiating
Daniel and entering the den of lions-a curious
life that, to follow He seemed very much at
home amongst his African friends, and treated
them to lunch of fresh beef before retiring.
W, may mention last, though not least the
graceful Lucille. She surpasses our highest
conceptions Of Di Vernon, and rides with a
grace and fearlessness we have never seen
equaled January" aud the mule took took
the ''little people" by storm Long will this
couple be remembered by the Juveniles in this
city. The Circus opens this afternoon and to-
night, and at the same hours Tomorrow.
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LOCAL.

TAG PAYMENTS OF NoRFoLK-We call
.hs attention of the city authorities, to the
miserable state of the pavements in Norfolk.
At the request OF several citizens we state
that some few parties have received orders to
rorar their sidewalks, while the majority of
Them are allowed to keep theirs in state of
confusion and demolition to the great incon-
ronience of pedestrians and danger to them
selves; tor the dark nights, it seems to us,
roslIv a wonder that many do not break their
nocks while walking through some of our.
principal streets; and no longer than night
bsfore last, venerable old gentleman while
on his way home, caught his foot among some
If the debris on the sidewalks of one of our
principal Streets and fell-such fall to
Gentleman of his age, might certainly have
nroved serious. We understand, however,
that with the exception Of few bruises, he
will ere long say Richard is himself again"
Now, city fathers, we call upon you to see
that this nuisance be abated, and that the
property owners Of this city be made to have
their pavements mended.
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ANOTHER ROBBERY. The barn of DIR.
White, living at Deep Creek, was broken into
on Sunday night last, and eight bales of hay
taken therefrom. The smoke-house of n. B.
Foreman was then visited, aud robbed of
-four, sugar. tobacco, &C., amounting in value
to $500. No arrests so far.
We would advise the organization of an
old-faIhfoned patrol in that neighborhood.-
Robberies have become so frequent in that
portion of the nrouaty, that BOW, no one can
tell when lie is sure of his bread and meat
from day to day.
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ARRIVALS.
Str. Thomas Kelso Russell BALTIC.
Str. James 7. Brady, Landis Baltic .-.
Str. Niagara, Couch, N. Y. -.a..5 a..
Str. Hatteras, Parrish, N. \. ...I
Str. Chase, Roath, from Savannah to n. York,
put in to coal, to Kimberly 81 Of. .OJ I.4e..
Str. VIM. Kennedy, Hallett, Boston, aay
str. NJ. Martini Haines, Rich'd.
Str. Eolus, McCarrick, L. Shore. .. s.,
Str Charles Houghton, Whiting Hampton
Sir Southfeld, Adams, mithfeld.
Schr. A. r. Wetmore, Lppincott, New York,
with hay and oats.
Schr. John G. Wright, White, N. Y, light
Schr. Elizabeth, Homer, N. Y, light.
Schr. F. w. johnson, Moore, Bait, coal.
Schr. &. Z. Morris, Arts, fun Boston, with Ice
to Kimberly d Bro.
Schr. A. F. Brooks, Brooks, fin Teaport, N. J,
i'll ballast to master.
Schr. Mignnionette, Colbert, fm Bait. with
coal to City Gas Co.
Schr. Cole, Decker, N. Y, with guano to III.
Dek. :. p
~ DEPARTURES. .lL ~
Str Thos Keso, Russell, Ba.to
Str James Brady, Lands, BALTIC
Str. Niagara, Couch, Richmond.
tr Hatteras, Parrish, do. ~
Str Eolus McCarrick, Eastern Shore. - t~.-
Str. Charles Houghton, Whitney, Hampton.
Str. VIM. Kennedy, Hallett, Bait.
Schr. White Cloud, Hodges, N. Y.
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~ :" <AN'
The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which we invite the at
tentiop of our readers:
AUCTION Sale--At the Navy-Yard, on Friday,
the 30th. =.
Auction at Nary Yard-Ry Maupin & Hatton,
Auctioneers, on Friday, the 30th.
Auction ,Sale-Of horses and mules, by W. R.
Roberts, on Saturday, the 3lst March.
Auction Sale of brick building, on Wide
April.
Excursion Tickets to Balt:more--See ''Old Line
Notice.
See Notiee-Of Baltimore Fair
Lecture Tomorrow Night-At CRANKY Street
Church, by Rev. T. G. Jones.
Admsntstrator's Notice--See Etheridge Il Will
liamson's notice.
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MtYoR's CoUaT-- Norfolk, March %, 1907.
c. Tabb, Presiding
Frank Burns and Charles Jones applied for and
received lodgings.
George Washington, negro, charged with shoot
ing and wounding David Walk, (coored. in the
head, about two weeks ago, at Miss Eliza Will
liams' School Exhibition, at the African Church.
on Butte street.
From, the evidence adduced, it was clear case
of selfdefenee, as it appeared Walk had threat
ened Washington, and when shot, Walk was in
hot pursuit of Washington.
The used was acquitted of the charge, but
was fined 81 for firing off pistol in the streets
in violation of the ordinances. $3.50 H@
Frances Undertake, Lydia Anderson, and
Cherry Holloway, three depraved black nymphs,
arrested for scandalous and outrageous conduct
on the public streets, were fined SIS each. Pre-
ferring to go to Jail rather than pay, they were
committed accordingly. 1901
The watch report the store of X. Biggs & Co.,
Roanoke Dock, found open. Nothing missing.
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The MONKEY SHow.-We are greatly in-
debted to Dan CASTILLO. for stopping even for
n few days, the Internal Organ, attached to
the Monkey Show on Market Square Il has
been sounding i'll our ears for weeks, but the
Circus seems to have ''squelched" it,
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The LECTURE TOMORROW NIGHT.-On
tomorrow Thursday night, the Rev Y. G..
Jones will deliver the fourth lecture of the
course, in the CRANKY Street Methodist Church
Tie acknowledged talent of this gentleman rnust
bring together large audience, to listen to
tile g music of bis words" ie .r
He has selected Somebody" to discus So
Ladies aud Gentlemen, we caunot say which
one of You he means, but we would certainly
advise you to be present as you may acciden-
tally find your portrait drawn by master
hand.
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TAKEN WITHOUT "A GUN BEING FIRED.
Her Lenger, Lions Cage and all, were ia
ken this morning by Charles Evans. the cele-
brated Artist of Kimberly. e. Bros. Photo
graph establishment.
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FERRY BoATs.-During the stay of the
Circus, the ferry-boats will continue to run
till eleven o'clock, P NJ, in order to accom-
| 'nodate the citizens Of Portsmouth and Cos
port
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VIRGINIA At Rules continued and held
Y in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
Princess Anne, on Wednesday the 7th day of
March 1866.
George T. Rogers and Maria
Louisa his wife,
.. Plaintiff
against In Chancery
A. Sidney Rogers and Mary ...5-..
E. F. his wife, Frances A. - .
Rogers, Willis H. Ballard,
and Jane E. his wife, J. 3
F. Simms and Mary B. his
wife,
Defendants
The plaintiffs having filed their bill in this suit
the object of which is to obtain division of a
tract of land situated on Lynnhaven River in the
County of Princess Anne, containing about $685.
acres Of land, of which George 7. Rogers and
Ralph Lewis Rogers were in the lifetime of the
latter seized and possessed and in case division
cannot be effected, then that hesad tract of land
may be sold, and the proceeds distributed amongst
the parties entitled thereto. And it appearing by
affidavit filed, that the defendants Willis H. Bal
lard and Jane E. his wife not residents of this
State it is ordered that the said defendants
Willis II. Ballard and Jane E. his wife do appear
here within one month after due publication here
of, and do what is necessary to protect their in
terests and that copy of this order be publish
ed once week for four successive weeks in the
Day Book, a newspaper printed and published in
the City of Norfolk, and posted at the front door
of the Court house of this County on the first day
of the next County Court.
A Copy-Teste
NH 20-Tu4t J. J. BURROUGHS, G. C.
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MAYORS CouRr, Portsmouth. March % 1865,
Daniel Collins, presiding.
William Ward, colored, arrested for carrying
concealed weapons, in violation of law. Fined
| $40. &3f4@
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Tie WEATHER. The last three days and
nights have been unusually cold, even for this
mouth Of winds and changes This morning
the roofs Of our houses We're wilitel,ed by "a
heavy frost. To be visited at this season, by
such cold snap" after having enjoyed
really pleasant weather, such as we had in
the early part Of the month, is attended with
very injurious effects upon the vegetable and
fruit crops. 4t
II they are not killed outright, they are so
much Injured as to largely impair both quality
and quantity The vegetable crops now in
the ground in this vicinity are very extensive,
an we trust from this time forward they ey
be blessed with plenty of SUNSHINE.
Tie wind to-day is from the South, and
gentle Spring is again heard in the whispering
breeze
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-28

EcLIPsEs.-There will be a total eclipse Of
the moon on the night Of the Both inst, be-
ginning on the evening of the SOth aud end
ing on the morning of the 31st. 1t will be
visible here about half past eight o'clock, and
the time of total darkness will be about 10
o'clock. 1t will disappear about II o'clock,
A. NJ.
On the 18th of April, the sun will be par
italy ecHpsed, but Invisible in this country.
A total eclipse Of the moon on tho 23d of
September, will be invisible, because it will
not begin till the moon sets ..N f..a.t
A partial eclipse of the sun, on the 9Th Of
October --invisible-will close eclipsos for this
year.
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Corporation CoURr.-The case of Tunis vs.
Butte, was called and jury empaneled as we go to
press. esa eala
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ARREsTED.-George Burns, negro, WAS ar
'ss'ed this morning by Larkin Davis, charged
''la stealing four chickens. He was taken
''OFe the Mayor for examination.
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mel GioUs NoTICE.--Rev. @. D. Armstrong,
. o. D., of Norfolk, will preach in the Middle
v u Presbyterian Church. Portsmouth, 90
friday evening next, at u P. NJ The pub
~are invited to attend. Seats free.
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FREEDMENs CouRr-Char les E. johnson, pre-
siding. March %, 1866
The following order was issued yesterday by
Capt A. S. Flagg, Superintendent of the Freed
mems Bureau in Norfolk County 1t speaks for
itself
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-28

EXCURSION TO BALTlMoRE--The Balti-
more Steam Packet Company, known as the
"0d Line" will issue tickets on Saturday
next for the Ground trip" emitting the holder
to return from Baltimore ON or before the 4th
Of April next at 81. This arrangement is to
accommodate those who may desire to attend
the fair to he held in Baltimore for the bene-
lit OF Southern sufferers, On arriving in Bal
lmore, seasol, tickets for one dollar, to attend
the FAIR may be obtained of Mr. l.. B, Parks,
at the office Of the Old Line Company. The
Old hue will take to Baltimore all contribu-
tons To the fair, free of charge
BY this arrangement, persons who may
wish to attend the fair at later date than
the 4th of April, are deprived Of the benefit
othe round trip ticket. We presume this
arrangement is made to protect the company
hom deception.
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LIEUT.. ST. Julian WILSON The re-
mains of this gallant young man., who was
killed before Petersburg, will arrive this after
Hoon in the Richmond boat. He was mem
Der Of Capt. Wallace's company, of the Sixty
first regiment. Mahone's brigade. The friends
Ofhis father, Col. S. M. Wilson, and DR..
Barraud, bis grandfather, are requested to
meet the remains on the arrival Of the Rich
mond beat, and accompany them to the eeme-
Ny
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Neatly, Cheaply. and Expeditiousil
NEW BOOKS.
Y BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
SCHONBERG..C Gotta FAMILY.

/. THE TWO VOCATIONS.--A TALE.--The
Two Vacations is new work by the prolific au-
thor of "The Schonberg-C Gotta Family" being
unlike most of her earlier works, story of modern
life, and adapted to Juvenile readers. 1t traces
the religious history of two bright little girls
from childhood to maturity girls differing wide
ly in tastes and talents, yet each led by the dis
cipline of events to a benefcent vocation. The
book is an earnest one, of deep religious interest
and well fitted for young girls hbrary.-Spring
ii. TALES OF CHRISTIAN LIFE.-16 mo.
"The tales are painted in such an inimitable man
ner, that while they interest and attract, they
impart much historical information and they are
pervaded by the heroic spirit of Christianity.
They should be in all Sabbath-schools. "-Bapttst
Quarterly.
III. The MARTYRS OF SPAIN.--"The
author, who has thrown so much fascination over
the history of Lut-erj in the great work OF Refor
nation, has adopted the same plan in illustra-
ting anew the fierce and relentless persecution in
Spain against the Protestants. The history of
martyrology in that God forsaken ountry is skill
fully condensed in the first part, while in the
second, careful resume is made of the redemp-
ton of Holland from Popish domination. h-Pres-
byteriaa. . 81 ...s
~. THE CRIPPLE OF ANTIOCH. -Thesa
sketches present vivid pictures of life among tha
| early Christians in the generation Immediately
following the apostolic days.
Just received and for sale by
CHAS. w. WILSON,
NH Is Bookseller, Bank street.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

I MPOKI AMI INOIICE ~ N = -
Owners and occupants of LOTS are hereby no
titled that they required to thoroughly cleanse
and purify their
PREMISES IMMEDIATELY.
Particular attention is called to
CELLARS,
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-28

HE BALTIMORE FAiR-The managers Of
Ne Fair in Baltimore, in aid of the South,
nave wisely appointed Committees in Norfolk
'ad Portsmouth, to aid in collecting and for
"afdlng articles, from these two cities. 10
"f Advertising columns will be found the
'aMes Of the gentlemen composing the Com
ullees The Fair will be open from the
uto the 18th Of April
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-28

THE LECTURE OF THE Rev. Dr.. OKEsoN.-
Granby street Methodist Church was well
aIed last night by an appreciative audience,
Nbear DR.. Okeson deliver the third Lecture
Vlthe course intended to be given at that
CAurch. The subject discussed was "God in
uovemmeut"1 For an hour the Doctor de-
lighted his audience with his bold aud origi-
OaI views ON this topic. We cannot attempt
give a sketch, even, of his remarks.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-03-28

= = 4NUI IUIh' ' d., IhdICH 70, IoVo'
Special Orders, No -.
The Assistant Superintendent Bureau r. F. and
A. L. for Norfolk county, is hereby directed to
cooperate with the Commanding Officer of this
Post in the execution, among the freedmen of his
subdistrict, of Special Order No. 70, Fl dquarters
Military Post, Norfolk, Va, which order has ref
erence to the employment of idle and dissolute
people in policing the streets of Norfrlk and Ports
mouth, Va. A. S. FLAGG,
Capt. A. D. NJ. and Sup't.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

Poar OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, March 2S
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ACCUMULATION OF RUBBISH
AND FILTH, -
AND LOW AND DAMP PLACES.
Bv complying with the above notice, parties
will save themselves b. tn trouble and expense.
All complaints of Nuisances, requiring the ac-
ton of the Board of Health, will receive prompt
attention il left, in writing, at the Store of Mr.
John c. Neaville, No, 5S High street. f'
BY order of the Board of Health.
JAM S l.. HATTON,
President.
Portsmouth, Va, March "a, 1865. mh24-lw
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c. E. Johnson, Asst. Sup't.
Several civil cases were called but the par ties
not being present, they were all held over until
Saturday.
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FOR LEASE
Fo r. RE N II.
| offer for Rent or Lease Fifteen Acres of
ground adjoining the Fair Grounds
-. ' - ~ FOR SALE, "
Twenty Acres west of and adjoining the Is acres.
ALSO,
One Hundred and Twenty Five vacant Lots at Lin
denwood, SO by $50 feet, aud each sNeet so feet
wide. This property lies between Ward G. Hun
ters, Werckmuller, andthe Fair Grounds: Lots will
be sold, leased, rented on very reasonable terms
'.t u -t ALSO,
For Sale, good Farm at low price, contain
ing One Hundred and Forty Acres, miles from
Norfolk. This Farm will be exchanged for City
property or merchandise.
JAMES G. POLLARD,
mchl9-2w No. Is Charlotte st.
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'''@ Remarks.
No sales were reported on change this morn
ing Gold made a sudden rise for l24@l25@l26.
Produce firm. Staples buoyant. Naval stores
hat. Market generally steady. ....
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ECT u r. T. An..".. =,
il AT GRINBY STREET CHURCH,
Thursday evening at s o'clock, by the
REV. 7. G. JONES,
Subject
SO M SO d x.

NH 28-2t
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VIRGINIA At Rules continued and held
v in the Clerks Office of the County Court of
Princess Anne, on Wednesday the 7th day of
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21

the Executive Chamber to-day. the President having
gvcn instructions to allow one TO enter while the
Cabinet Is IN session.
pECAPrTArION or MORMON OFFICE.HoLDHRs
The Mormon officials in Utah Territory are
al being removed. beside Lew District Attorney re'
Gently firme by tho ScDaIe. Secretary hcCnlloeh
las. on the recommendation OF Gov. Dnrkee, Chief
Justice Titus Of Utah, and SPEAKER Cofax appointed
Gilbert, United States Assessor and Collector IN place
Of two poygamisls who have held these Offices and
who were living in open defiance OF the antipoiygsmy
aws.
TAX ON SPIRITS.
Representative Hooper of Massachusetts, to-
dav Intellectually sought 20 report resou luton, decla-
ing the Of the House that is nexpedent to
make any change in the excise duty on distilled spiris
This resolution prepared on the unanimous in-
stTuction Of tho Committee oi Wny5 and Means.
TUE SENATE PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate galleries were dcDseIy filled 10
day witness the interesne proceedings consequent
on the Veto Message. Members " the House were
there from time 10 time in large numbers some o them
directly afier voting tho many ro-oals going over
md returning in time respond 10 their Dames Wht
the result of the Senae's action was brought over 10
The iIonse there was much excitement among the mem.
bers Knots of them formed IN various parts
ofthe Hall. aud especially in the Immediate vicinity oil
M. Stevens
INTERNAL REVENUE REGu LATIoNs.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has
Issued regulations concerning the return OF bondG
goods hy and collectors Allowance is maue
for leakage in spirits and coal oil withdrawn Tor the
parpose OF beng redisicd canned Tor export. The
amount allowed for leakage is in proportion TO the dis.
exported not to exceed one per eentum Tor not
more than 100 miles aud three bnd haf per centnin
FOR any distance ever 500 miles splris cr oil when
has been withdrawn for the pnrpose Of being redis'
titled canned for export and returned TO the ware.
house cannot be subsequently Withdrawn ior
the purpose Of being exported. and in no case
con such articles be Withdrawn for consumption
on tie payment Of duties. No loss VIII Dc
allowed Gr sbrinkage ON weight OF tobacco
duing transit or which is stored IN bond IL with.
drawn foT consumption. the tax must be paid ON the
quantity as originally bonded As collectors have, IN
many instances held bonds uncaIceled long after ma
turi,y they are reminded that such practice IL at
variance With the rules of the Internal Revenue Bu
renu and that In future they expected 20 require
parties 10 comply With the conditions o the bond and
produce the evience for its cancellation within TIE
iime allowed, and that extension Of tine can be
granted. except upon the approval OF The Commls
siOncr.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-21
HOOfIAND'
GERMAN BIT1EES

Hoof1Asp.'
GERMAN BITTEES
WILL CURE
DYSPEPSIA
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF TUE LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
WILL GIVE STRENGTH TO THE MOST pfbiL''
WILL RENEW THE CONSTITUTION AND
VITAL POWERS.
sguoaIc OR NERVOUS DEBILITY DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING fRon nISoR
pERED STOMACH
o.srpyr THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
sr,r,sc spom DISORDERS on TIE DIGESTIVE
ORGANS:
.o,,ps,ou Inward Pes tulness Of Blood to tie Head
Acidity OF the stomach, Nou-ea, Heartburn, Disgust
70, Food fuiness or W,isht IN the Stomach, sor
Trucutious. Sinking or Futterinf a The Pr Of
IT.. s,omas h Swimming u ticHesd, hur
ned srd Dia6con sre.,tvp,
flpiteTne al ue
Heart. Choking ~ Sui
tooai.us Sensations when ias
iy.pg Posture, Dim1c's
ofvs.on, Dot.
a. WEBB before The sight
se,u and Uul Pan Ia the Hesd, lie.
t,erey ofPenpliatop YeiowEe-s ofthe
xh. and Eyes, Pain IN le SIDE, Beck, Chest, Limb',
Ae Sudden Fu,hes Of Hss;, Burning IN the Fesh, Con
.4~na imssrns, of Er sul great Depression Of spTit'