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Aekler, W. F.l2.
Adkins, Chas.
Adams, Captain
II. X.
Adam, Rich d
Alexander, w.
j.
Allan, Captain
W. q. ~
Alvis, w. w.
Amhold, Prof. Z
Anthony, A. q.
Anderson, j. A.
Arnett, A. ID.
Armour, Jas.
Archer, Willie
Atkinson, j. p.
Ayras. Mai III.
Baltzer, Dr.J Il
HaFnett, -
Barton, A. d.
Baur, Henry
Barefoot, John
Barrett, Capt. J
Baggly, john
Baleniine, J. ii
Baker, j w.
Barnes. Peter
Babcock, Rev.
Rufus
Ranks. p.
Barron. VIM.
Berry q AKIN
Beal, c. r.
Reeler, C. @.
Begley, James
Belts, Lewis
Bens IN, =.
Bier, hink. +.
Biilups. w. A.
Blunt, X: A.
Bowles, BsDt.-
BouTgouno', r.
Boschen, ii. U.
Bond, Henry
Bolden, Henry
Book leman, j.
Booker, j. b.
so0ker, Lewis
Boiler, ~.
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RlEGWORM AND TETTER cured
~ BY MADE 4 BAKER's SPECIFIC. NH 70
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The GRAND MASQUERADE BALL OF RIM
MON LODGE, No. 6S, l. o. B. B., A BRIL-
LIANT AFFAIR.-The ballroom of the Ex-
change Hotel presented on Thursday night
a scene of fascinating brilliancy seldom
excelled in these parts.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.


Prick. T. Napier, r. a.
Francis, VIM. Nelier, X; 0; :,
Furguson, j w. Nelson, w. az
Fuqua, NJ. NJ. Nowli1, A. .H.C.
Carver, +. Nolte, n.
Gamble, =. Y bropny,u ":
Gait, James odell, !. u.
Gailmeyer, L. Bro.
Gibson, Alfred Oliver, j. D.
Glib, M. A. 0'Reiley, T.. (2)
Gill, John Z. Orr, Richard
Gilham, Geo. Ornel VIM.
Gings, Rieh'd Otey, VIM. u:
Gilman. w. 4. Parish, Jno. Z.
ellis, w. A. Page, James
Glas COW, John Parker, Peter
Glendye, 10. Parrott, Robt.
Goodman, Epps Payne, X. NJ.
(colored) Perry, b. Z.
Goulery, John Pierce, w. Ii.
Gordon, w. w. Phema. X. 4.
Grubbs, A. u. Plummier, Capt.
Granger x Co, X. b.
Grimes, Archer Pollard, G. I'll.
Graves, b. b. Poland, G. w.
. Griggsby, u. Powers. E NJ.
fcolorsd) Pollard, Henry
Graves, J. S. Powers, N. J.
Griffin, James Power, DR.. r. h.
Green, N. Prosser, ID. B.
Griffin, w. b. Power A. II.
Griffin. VIM. Prout, T. @.
Guthrie, J b. Pu,ilsm& Starke
Harvey * Bro. Randolph, b. g.
Hanlon Bros. & Co;
Hatcher, b. II. Randolph, Gen.
Hatcher. Chas. u. w;
Harrison, Z. Randall, y. n.
Hall, Harry Kelley, T.
Hannah, John Redden, Edw.
Harrison. j. A. Regan' Jonn
Hancock, J. T. Riley, James
Harris, isaac RotnWen' u
Harvie, Robt: Roblnson' n nis n.
Hatcher, J h. hohur, ". to
usrrineton. NJ. Ross. Jas. j.
Hempon, X. Robinsop' = 70,
Hsberstrok, T. Roach, y. J.
Henderson kCo, komer, Jonn
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
IL l.. l.. MONTAGUE j. SON,
TENTH STREET, BErwEEs MAIN AND CARY,
will be pleased TO receive orders from their friends
and the public generally for
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
IN EVERY STYLE.
Good work guaranteed. Terms moderate.
RuSu L. L. MONTAGUE SON.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

LARGE STOCK OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, MUSICAL BoXEsfsSiLyER-
WARE, JEwELRY, DoUBLR-BARREL
GUNS. REvoLvBRs, DRY AND
FANCY GOODS, &C., &C.,
TO BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value. Not TO be paid for until
you know what you are to receive.
THE PLAN OF SALE:
Certificates Of all the articles, with beautifully
executed photographs are placed in envelopes, and
cold for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. On re-
eept Of the certificate you will see what you are
TO have, and then 1T is at your option to send the
dollar and take the article not or you can have
some other Of the same mark In its stead.
Certificates rs cents each ave for 81; eleven Tor
~. Address all orders to HOLLAND CO.,
No. Is Main street. post -ordce box 227, Richmond,
Va. NH 2-lm
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1900 xlss1is B u : iIl u .Eil Ets IS BRAN, city
nh io--et z 4 s. wORTHAM & co.
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Booker, Thos.
Booker, w. 4.
Rowss. w J. 9.
Briggs Il Co, , A.
~.
Braton, A. b. g.
Brasonier, CA.
Brailsford, Z. d.
Brand, y. j.
Brooks, @. w.
Breeden, Horace
Bromberg, H.
Brown. II lc'd)
Breeden, II. s.
Brands. ".
Briell, Henry
Briggs, j. ID.
Bru inner, Jos.
Bru.ter. Jas.
Brown, John
Braxton, ]. ..
Brewer, j. H.
Bradsha ", J.
Brown, l.. n.
Brown, DR.. %.
Branch r lc' d)
Brady, r. Y.
Rroome, Thos.
Brown. VIM.
Burger & Bros.
II. X.
Buckley, J. w.
Burk, John
Butler, Rev. J.
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RLACK CROOK! BLACK CROOK y!
- PHOTOGRAPHS Of this celebrated sensation
piece, now being played with such success In New
fork-s large assortment from original characters
IN costume; also, the HISTORY OF the same,
book
ror PHOTOGRAPHIC and sTEREosCoPIC
VIEWS OF RICHMOND and other localities,
Wholesale and retail, call on
stLDEN 4 Co, 30 $40 Main street,
nh l5-lw next 10 corner Of ninth.
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IH6 III1IHeulate UCCdSIUII UI tIIIS UdII,
given by the Rimmon Lodge, No. 6s, Inde-
pendent Order of B'nai Berth, in aid of
their Widow and Orphan Fund, was the cele-
brated Jewish Feast of Purem. This feast
has been kept up since the days of Ahas.
ueras, King Of Persia, in honor of the de-
liverance Of the Jewish people from the
designs of Haman. Masquerades, plays,
and festivities Of all kinds have been the
order of the occasion, and in no way has
its faithful keeping been abated since its
first celebration; and as long as the Jewish
people exist upon the face of the earth the
annual Feast of Purem will be marked with
revelry and enjoyment.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE EALMAsAC-MAxeH as. iss1
Sam Sam sss ss HsxS HSGa ,,s: 5iss. e.:
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Graduating Glass Richmond Medical College !;
Editor Magnolia Weekly Librarian of Richmond
College; Lester Manufacturing Company; Pastor
Colored Baptist Church Sycamore, No. 10. l. ..
K. M. ; Portfolio Office.
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NO. 222.

ed, and striped, were all mixed incongru-
ously and Unfortunately In this bright
ana fascinating scene of pure and unre-
strained enjoyment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-30

WAsHiNorcR, April 29.-ln the Supreme
Court to day In the case of the schooner
Sea Lion and cargo ". United States. the
judgment Of the District Court Of Florida
was affirmed.
The question in THE case was. whether
certain permits issued BY the special agent
Of the secretary of the Department and %.
proved by General Banks, commanding
the Department Of New Orleans, and BY
Rear Admiral Fafragut, in command Of the
Gulf Squadron, were not SUFFICIENT to legal
Inc the cotton trade beyond Ne lines Of their
department. The Court held that tiey
we're not that the Treasury regulations did
not contemplate nor authofise such permits;
that they were in conflict with the statute
in that regard, and could only be issued by
the President The military commander
had no authority to warrant or authorize
trade beyond the lines. The Secretary Of
the Treasury could only regulate trade
under license Of such . character after
they have been granted by the President
Captain W. p. Martin, military store
keeper. has been ordered to the department
Of Dacotah
The receipts Of Internal Revenue to-day
were e7S7 900.
The health Of the Secretary Of the Interi
or 10 supposed TO b Improving.
WAsHlN0roN, April 29.--The Supreme
Court to-day decided the Massachusetts,
Liquor case. The decision ID that the
paymen Of tax under the Internal Revenue
Law IL no protection to dealers in articles
the eale OF which IL prohibited by State laws,
General Ord, acting under instructions
given him while here has detailed army
Osftccrs TO act in place Of Arkansas State
officers removed by him.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-30

| CaicAoo, April 30.-Fasmers are very
busy putting In crops and the weather is
fne.
A Journals Des Moines special Of the
S0th, Gays: Col. g. G. Ticksnor this morn.
ing received his commission a. postmaster
Of THE city.
The plans and spsciicatieo of-ths U. 8.
pos:ofSee building in this city have arrived,
and we'k will commence ct eace. lie eest
when completed viii b abeut o260. 900.
A Times Detroit special Of Last night. says
Details Of tbs murder At Birmingham on Sat:
urdny, prove il 10 have been an unusually
horrible affair. The victim, Mr.. Anton. Va
| farmer SO years Of age, and il vas supposed
possessed considerable wealth. which he
kept about his house. He was killed bv
shooting from the outside thr ,ueh win.
dow int his sleeping room, and received
over thirty shots in his breast. The d;s>
charge aroused HE wife and 500. The nur>
dsrefs made their escape and have not vet
been arrested.
A Tribune Cincinnati special Of the 29th.
says: A duel Was fought this p. n. BY two
Of the Kentucky chivalry, near Shaw hou,
Station, eight miles from Paris, Kentucky.
The parties were Noah II. Alexander and
Isaac 8. Hanson, brother Of Gen. Roger
Hanson. formerly Of C. s. A. They stood
% the trestls work over Townsend Creek.
TO have fallen from which would have been
dsash-ten PAGES apart. The weapons used
were navy pistols, and they fired hve shots
each. whoa the seconds secured reconcile.
alton. Hansen received slight wound in
the hip, the rest Of bic adversaries balls
pa-sing through his clothing.
The Journals Dubuque, Iows, special Of
to dav says: At winona, . colorc deck
rand fisndishiy attacked John Newton. ths
Nate Of the kcokuk With raisor. severely
cutting his neck and CT. one ear OF. The
negro then jumped overheard and drowned.
largely attended concert was given for
the bsns6t ofthoss who we're injured by the
explosion Of the Key City Mills.
A negro shot And wounded his wife Sua-
day evening cause. . family ia.
The river is very high at ths point and
slowly rising.
II 10 believed that Tho fruit prospects in
this vicinity are lettering.
Owing 70 the scarcity Of wheat to seed and
lans in Hemilton, Wright and Hancock
counties, the Supervisors ere Considering
the prsPfiety Of plsd6ing The credit Of these
counties for tac payment 81 such supplies
- are absolutely required BY the people.
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q. Lsrs, Apsil so.-An Oaaha dispatcA
Gays: Tse report tslsgssphed from Lssvsn-
worth to the New York Herald, April 2lst,
that Gen. Augaf Ms about to make move
msnt from Fort Phil Keasney, with o.ooc?
troops; that IL 900 Indians were encamPsd
between Forts Kea,ney and Smith. waiting
for grass to commence hossilities, ana zen.
Hancoek's expedition being IN distress, -
pronounced an unmittiesfed hoax ~ zen.
Augas's headquarters:
A Fort Lar.sie dispatch Of the 18th
savs. The Indians have surrounded Horse
Shoe station and fighting is now going or.
A telegraph supply train Was attacked on
the 21st, sevsstv miles west Of Laramie,
and the outposts driven OF and al the pro-
visions destroyed. No moro work can be
done on the Telegraph line without an escort.
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SOUTH CAROLINA

COLUMBIA, April go AT q meeting Of
the whites and blacks to day the Gov. spoks
an hour urging the colored men TO at
tach themselves TO neither the Democratic
or Republican party, but wait and arrav
themselves on the platform Of the national
union rarty, that could be occupied in com.
mon BY both north and eouth He coun.
scled quiet and patience and promised that
II the negroes were true to their duties that
the people Of the south would see them en-.
Joy the rights of freemen A COMMITTEES
consisting Of Is whites and blacks reported
a conservative platform which was unsni.
mOusly adopted. 1t provides for free schools
for the education Of all children and the re
vision Of the civil and criminal code Of the
State.
Amer the resolutions were adopted, Rev.
Il. N. Turner, lcoloredl Of Wsshineton,
made speech. He cared for no party and
simply desired the rights Of HE sane, and
would adhere only TO that orEaainiion
Mnicn insured the privilege Of manhood.
s as "ished above Ill things 10 see . united
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81: LOUIS. April 2o-Ths banking hou.e
e. Piunkett = Apologize, Ct Brunsvick,
Aiasouri. VAS robbed Of ts.OOo on sntnr'
day night last. The rohhefs made good
their escape. e'
Advices from Fosts Rice and sullev d.,.d
. month later than the report from H.
Fort Buford massacre, make no mention
Of any trouble whatever in the upper coun.
try.
The National Unioa Convention held =,
Santa Re, New Meaieo, On the first Of
April, unonlM0uly AoDinated James r,
Ffascisco = ~ cAoson dSIeGIts 70 Con.
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CINCINNATI. April 3O.-A special to the
Commercial from Seymour, Ind, says about
two hundred men entered that town = ester-
day afternoon, and forcibly seized . negro
man named Mitchell and took him to the
woods and hung him. They slso seiz ID
two white men named Stewart, and threat
ened to hang them The cause of this VIC
lence was the robbery of a store in the
southern part Of that county, in which
these three men were engaged.
Geo. Geotz, Ssm'l Case and Alex. Augur
we're burg in the jail yard Of this city At 20
minutes past one o'clock to day, for the
murder Of James Hughes, in February
last.
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mentary dinner last week, and the citizens
| Of Danville subscribed literally towards pur.
chasing chapel Tor their colored neighbors.
Foreign News ~ Aslansae Cable.
LONDON. April 29.-The European con
fefence which h to meet in London next
| month to settle the dispute between
France and Prussia. in regard 70 Luxem.
bcurg, will DO composed of Representatives
Of Great Britain, France, Prussia, Austria
and Russia, and the King Of Holland %
Grand Duke of Luxembourg. 1t il under
stood the following terms have been agreed
upon - basis for the deliberations Of Tie
coDissence:
l. France mot TO enlarge her preseat
boundaries.
3. The foftincatlons Of Luxembourg to b.
evacuated and dismantled.
.. The future political status of the Grand
Duchy TO be ascerts ined and determined by
conference.
4. The final decision of the conference 10
be guaranteed by Gil the governments rar.
ticipating therein.
LONDON, April 2s-Eveuine.-Five.twe
ties II H. Cen. 76t Erie All. Breadstuffs
firmer. Corn scarce. Wheat advanced I'd
per quarter.
S63; Erie, Al.
Frankfort bonds, 7os.
The Great Eastern arrived hero last
oiehs.
Bsssr. April 8O.-Noon.-Ths King Of
Prussia 10 entirely silent regarding Luxens
bourg, which causes considerable useasi-
ness in Paris.
LONDON. April 2s.--Evening. The mon
~ market 10 quiet and easy.
Erie. 4oa; lie. Central, &c; Bonds, III.
LivsRrooL, April 30.-Noon. = Cotton,
less orm.
Bseedstufs, unchanged.
Corn, ~, 6sm and scarce.
Provisions, unchanged, except lard which
has advanced TO SOC, Cd.
LivKnPooL, April 29.-Eveniag.-Cotton,
saeiss-declinsd one quarter.
Uplaods. 1l9012.
Orleans, 124.
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Stomach Bitters.

The following letters, from well Known phy.
sicinns and individuals, show the estimation in
which this celebrated preparation 10 held By
those who have used them:
frsssuac, May l, 1866.
Nessrs. Uos.etter 4 Hmith --Gentlcmen Du-
ring visit in the westlast Fell. I contsaessd
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and finally terminated 10 typhoid fever, and
confined me 70 my room for several monthe,
easiag Which q ne wae physically - prostrat-
ed ehse alasost despoieed Of ever recovering
ny health; haviag entirely lose ny appetite tor
dsys, Dot being abls - eat . nossei, added 10
which was mach distressed 9th reeling sen
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this stAge o. my conditsos friend Recommend.
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but being morfsliy opposed 70 the use Of stinu.
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appetite returned. ant with Il I am rapidly re-
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sleep from the loss Of which ] had suffered
much has never been better than II is now.
and the rssiing sensation lbcfsre alluded to
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TINE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

1T wss early In the spring Of "a that this con-
pound was originated. member OF ny family Vae
afflicted with IN irritation Of the throat attended Wlth
ad'sEsreeoble cough. had for some m0othe pre-
vo-s thonght thss preparation having for - b0Gls
the Inc de bark Of wrte pine might be so compoond
I'D 10 Re very useful IN Of The throat and
lurgs. tsst The value OF !. 10 he Aliuded 20.
cunpoa aided sInali quantity Of the medicine Z AT
I'd been planning, aud gave II IN 'esspoon. l 90
ses. The result uas exceedingly Certifying. Wi:nio
two days The irritation Of The throat was removed.
the cough euhsided and speedy cufc vas efscseo.-
Soon ofes THIS sent some to o lady In Londondeny.
n. n +, Who had been suffering for rome wssss fson
led cough, occasoned b. . srddcn cold. anS hae
Raised mucus etrcsked with blood. She soon Sorso
IN. ana rot we'll ! y Clarke. Req. editor Of the
Manchester Daily Minor made ts!al Of The ssoe
ppeoarstton 10 the Of I'D and cured
fmssdiately. lie was 80 highly pessed with ne 70.
ifp.scsd before the public. that b. naally persuaded
me 10 give II name, and se,id Il abroad - bene0t
tho ecdesing. In November. ISIS. fret edvestiaed
Il under the anne % White Pine Compound. In I've
Manchester alone ono hundssd dollars worth, whore
II took the lead # all tho cough remedies In tho mar
ket. and u stii maintains that position. There 10
good far this IL 10 very soothing and ainR
10 lie nature s warming 10 the stomach and pleasant
wthal to the tsste. and Il exceedingly cheap.
As remedy for kidney complais 10 tho White
Pine Compound stands unYivaled. II not osist.
GATED for that purpose but . paraon usng Il TOT
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cured Of kidney diGculy Of ten JEAN stsndins.--
6nce that accidental discovery many thousands have
used Il fos thc esms complaint. and have been con-
pletsly cared
Tho shove wss written By Dr. Polasd, In isso.-
Since then. ~ 10 Manchester. the White Pine Con.
well % preparation for the cure Of Kidney difncnl-
ties IN evefy city town. village and hamlet through.
out the New England jta.ss.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-30

BALTIMORE, April 29.-The trial of Sam.
II. Wentz and John H. Rogers for embes
element Of funds Of the National Mechan
ics Bank vas commenced. The former
plead guilty
BALTIMORE. April 29-The Baltimore q
Ohio railroad have made arrangements by
which physicians DESTROYS OF attending the
medical convention in Cincinnati, May 9Th,
can obtain round trip tickets at half.nfice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-30
DELAWARE.

WILMINGTON. DEL, April 27-Pussy
Smith, proprietor Of the Indian Queen Hotel
was fatally stabbed by Job Pratt, at the
house Of the latter this A. NJ. Pratt made
no attempt to escape but was promptly ar.
rested. Smith lived about an hour. The
cause Of the affair 10 currently rumored to
have been on account Of improper intimacy
between smith and Pratt's wife.
1t. Catheriner, Of Canada Col. +. W.
Stephenson, proprietor.Of the Stephenson
house and Mineral baths were killed yester.
day by being thrown from q wagon.
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ANsw COxvAlsscsSr CAns, nsarlAlsa. /,
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ANsw COxvAlnscsSr CAns, usar1Alss.l
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Asssrs. Hoststter 4 smith
Dear Sirs-will you DO mo the favor TO for.
wward By express one-half dosea Hoststter's
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your medicine here; and if had quantity IL
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oes' prspaS asicn IN for diseases havisg their
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Yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL RYERS, Hospital
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-30

Messrs Ho.tstter a Sm;th--1enis ..sa.tt is
with the greatest pleasure that ] recon me nd
yonr Htotncch Bitterr 10 tho public, think IL
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cnretives. compsls me 20 give your Bitters ths
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FsAxGLis, Clinton Co., Ind, Ds.. ., 1888.
Msssrs. Host etter 4 Smith, Gents: Some
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will send me some for sale viii be pleased 70
have tbs agency. A. l can recommend them TO
be what they are represented.
Yours truly. JOHN y. HUTCHINSON,
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BucAl.sD. Prince William County. Va !

BuoKL.SD. Prince William County, Va,
January ~, 1865.
hes-rs. Hcst~tter 4 Smith
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had no faith IN them. tried them 20 please
ariend. had been PROSTATE for several week.
With dyspepsia and chronic diArrhea l expect
ed 20 die but less than one bottle 90 far re-
stored me that conid att~ d 10 my business -
Last October cverworked myself. which re-
suited in tho return Of the same disease. accom-
panied with bronchial affection, when l agaiu
used your hitters, and Was soon restored "a
health. l have recommended them 10 hun.
drcds OF my acquaintances. and have never
Known them 10 fail IN cffccting . cure.
srrnly yours. MIRANDA CHAPEL,
Postmaster At buckland. Va
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OsnxSspvEe. Sassex County, N. J.,t
September. Is. 1895.
Messts Hostetter b Smith:
Gentlemen For . long time have bces a..
sSle 70 attend ~ any business. was advisel TO
use yoartBitters. which did. and found them
agreat benefit to me. believe he'd /. not bees
ter them should have been in my grave ere
sais. write not only 10 testify to The virtue Of
your bnsers. but also to have YOU ship me two
d,sen as soon - poss BILE. a. | am nov keeping
store. You're respectfully,
JOHN n GRgACRy.
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xGsrA. Clay County, III.
VAsssIs. Hostettsr l. smith Gentlemen I
heve used and often prescribed your Stomach
htsera. and tsks pleasure in recommending il
20 Ill whose stomschs are dcbilitated. lis On
sEcellsat appstissr and TOME and prise III -
Il. q. MOORE. N. d.