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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

TIE DEMOCRATS OF the House propose 10
hold a caucus tonight. The Republican
caucus will not be held until after Thanks
giving, and perhaps not until next week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

eCHoLERA IN NEW 0RLEANs.-A letter from
a medical officer Al New Orleans states that
out Of 226 deaths for the week ending 10th in
slant, 81 were from Asiatic cholera.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

TIE INPRAcEERs claim 70 day that they
can command majority for impeachment in
the House whenever they choose TO press the
question. They hold that while Conservative
ReT Gbiicans may oppose impeachment in the
abstract, they viii rot put themselves on
age when it comes 10 a vote. They count also
upon the Democrats of the House vr uaily
aiding Impeachment by forcing q direct vote
upon IL, thereby compelling the Conservative
Republicans 10 either sacrifice themselves a.
home, or vote squarely for it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

CLOSING OF THE DKPARTNBNTs.-To.m NOR
rev being Thanksgiving day, all the Depart
menfs OF the Government will be closed. and
no business will be transacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

THE WHITE HoUsE.-A large number Of per-
sons were al the White House this morning.
seeking interviews with the President Among
those who succeeded were Senator Doolittle
Csngressmen Eldridge, Robinson, and Mont
gomery Blair. A lady called TO see Vice Pres
Ident Wade; but she didn't succeed-there, at
least.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

kHNTUCET PAsTINE.-The ancient fame of
the "dark and bloody ground" seems 70 be
tenderly Kept fresh by occasional shooting
matches between her playful sons-the latest
case com ing TO our notice possessing some IN
,eIest for Washington readers, on account of
some of the parties concerned in il. II ap
pears that the editor OF the Cynthiana News
tMorey by name) recently published some
matter rejecting on General ). G. Burbridge.
(now here, q candidate for the position OF
doorkeeper of the Senate,) for which the Gen
erals brother, Oscar H, (late q Treasury
aSent,) proposed TO call the journalist to ac-
count After some maneuvering, the offender
and aveDger met In Covington a few days
sfo-each taking the precaution 10 be armed
hcrey's battery consisted Of Colt seven.inch
.II-snooter, while Burbridge contented hIm.
self with lighter artillery, in the shape Of a
Smith x Wesson pepper-oox. High, and pos
sioly, low words, ensued, as q matter OF
course, followed by an unmasking OF guns
BRrprIdee getting In the first and only shot.
The result was that Morey executed a retro
gate movement 10 his bedroom. with a pain
Jul but not dangerous wound III his side and
arm, and Buroridge is held in the sum OF
sl,eoo 20 answer at ;ne February term OF court
10 charge of shooting with intent TO Kill.
Our informant naiveIy adds that .Morey
isn't after the burbridges 80 much as he was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

NAVAL ORDERs.-Commander John Irwin,
ordered to command the Newbern. Acting
Volunteer Lieutenant John X. W. inn, First As.
sistant Engineer q gorge Gillespie, Acting Sec
opd Assistant Engineers G. N. Russell, J. M.
Wheeler and Third Assistant Engineer James
Campbell. ordered to the Nswbern. Acting
Third Assistant Engineer William Holland,
ordered to the Suwanee
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

Army ORDERs.-Oaptan Charles Newbold
10Th infantry, resigned. Brevet Maj. Gems
Irwin Mcdowell, L h. Roussea. ]. M. Scho
neld, l. X s. CANDY, L. .. O. Ord, assigned L
duty according TO their brevet rank. I'd Lieut.
A j. Garrett, transferred from 27th infantr,
TO LIST cavalry. Brevet. Capt George A Lud
low, 9TH V. II. O., mustered ont aud honora
bly, discharged ID Lieut.. B. X. Wood, jr.. -,
infantry, resigned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

SECRETARY MCCULLOCHs RKPORT.-The
report OF Secretary MeCulloch will be trans.
mitted TO Congress on Tuesday next, the day
after the Presidents message. 1t is now all
complete and has been put in type at the
Treasury Department. Copies thereof have
been sent by mail to the Assistant Treasurers
throughout the country, with instructions to
furnish the same TO the press on Tuesday, af-
ter its receipt by Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEES
this mornin: agreed to report q bill for the re-.
peal of the cotton tax. This tax is 2x cents
per pound. The details of the bill have not
yet been decided, but there seems to be dispo.
sition to make the law apply to the present cot.
ton CROP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

THE CENSUS DR.. Hougb, OF the Educa-
tional Bureau, who recently superintended
the taking OF the census of the District of Co.
lumo'a, says, in letter to Mr. IL. Richards, of
the same Bureau, that the total population
will exceed the figures alrssdy given. The
county, outside the city, figures up sos fani-
lies. containing 5,7o3 white, and 3,4i2 colored
persons; total, 9,li5 in the county, instead of
$3.50 as heretofore published He expects to
send the total for Georgetown and Washing.
ton In few days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

lNCRRAsHp.-By General Orders No. 100,
first issued from the War Department, Gen =.
Grant directs that the monthly rate Of com.
mutation for quarters fixed in General Orders
No. 20, Sept Is. 1866. is at the following places
in creased to SIS per month: Brownsville,
Texas, from Sept. 1 1867; Montgomery, Ala,
from Nov. l, and St. Leuis, Mo, from Oct. 1,
1866
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

RETU RNIp.-hon. n. Il. Taylor, Commis-
sioner OF Indian Affairs, has returned from his
visit West with the Indian Peace Commission.
and - 81 his once to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

TIE CASE oF Mr.. BINCKLBy-The resolu
ion introduced by Senator Wilson yesterday.
elauvs 10 the once OF Assistant Attorney
General II Is understood 10 the beginning OF a
movement for the abolition OF the office, with
view 70 gstung rid Of Mr. Binekley. the pres
eat inCnmb bent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

THR SENATE adjourned To-day after ses'
sion OF few minutes until Friday. The House
will adjourn until Saturday, when the two
Houses respectively will adjourn until Mon
dAv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

IMPEACHMENT ON THE GOLD MARKEr.-No
little surprise Is evinced al the nomin al effect
produced upon the gold market by the i'm peach
ment report, and numerous parties who had
been large buyers on the supposition that the
premium would shoot up TO a high figure, are
Low selling ~ q loss. Various theories are
put forward 70 account for this fact, among
them 8 report, which, however does not seem
10 be verified. that Secretary McCulIoch Kept
the market steady, 20 the conservation of the
speculative ring, by selling from nineteen to
twenty millions Of gold on Monday. The main
cause however, for the failure Of he report 10
effect the gold market Is probably to be found
IN The fact that Wall street could not bring
itself 20 believe that Impeachment will follow
TIE REsOLUrIoN Of Mr.. Ross, OF Illinois,
directing the Committee on Banking ana Com
merce 70 report bill to pro vide for the with
drawal of the circulating currency
of the National Banks and to sup
ply their place with greenoacks, made
ripple OF sensation yesterday in the
House and House galleries. The refusal 10 lay
IL on the table, by vote ofl01 70 81, looked for
the moment like disposition on the part OF
the House to pass the resolution in its manda-
tory shape, but il was subsequently referred
TO tne Committee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-27

WITH the POSSIBLE EXCEPTION OF the
bill 70 repeal the cotton it is not expec led
that IL Will be undertaken TO bring forward
any Important bill this week, q. there Will be
no time for action this short session upon any
Involving discussion. The friends Of the
cotton n-repeal bill claim tat it will pass with
out debate, but 10 is known that 1t will receive
SHARP opposition from the wool interest. IN
which behalf II Is claimed that there is no
reason why cotton should 90 TAX tree, while
wool Is taxed u per cent
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24
@iife in 3ranfbeitsfdnen
@iGtis fir @tfddftsleute mHb arbettrr
proria 6esenfettiae Grnuz
fen. BERT 6ermuas=g
0efeuf6aff., go

y T H.. ~silinetS.
(SeTetIid5 incorpoirt.)
SssriiEset ana 2. SHii 1856.
&ranten Aiitgueoerr 1pir5 non his 80 ouars
n d emilio ausbeaa51- Seoe seiauef foIise
Ferion I'm Nlter pon 16 bis 6j abrsM taui TitaIteS
meroen. so pieie Dollars Gin ahitcIie5 I'M Sabre
etnhesdalt, 10 peIe Dollars erhdt bafeibe in aTant=
heItS tauen 10 . d EN- tlIdb 5uriidhe5etIt mag bic
&rantbe:t en SSdbr lang G1loauern oSor Etbr une
mag iis nidt allen ourd5 eineu iualEEs FuG forSC;
au1 eIr1 lrQeno cine a1oers, aus Id i:bi. entGns
e1ere Ilrlade aerpor= eeriafeE mcrbei ien. Sin orn
erlten 4onaten bat s1eis geielftGit in ian ouer
StTdten bic iegensrriaiIen MsfuItate ersieIf mn
fneet re rpesen ibrs aaunansa Spsdes cine oIIaes
meme Nnertennung. ri -'1-T'o
Assgen uebsrnabme ron aaenturen rusnes nan I'D
an ben inter- elbHeten S:fEetI nsr CSeielii4Gft.
sSm. @eilbaIfrn.
Eeoria, Sis, ApriI q. 1867. mil2 IStup
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24

~ Muf6er 9ouisbiIle II.
sc a fbnI lie @iienboInittede, sufficient
Gabe @ttD une Sgofpttn9 '@reen oerietb
beute sgfargat Elm 6idbf an @eleiIe fte>
bender 9elSbaufen, auf cine bis iebt
nod nidt er,nittelte ySeiie in 8ra,t6.
Ser brenneu6e Sdnfelt ,ber6inoerte oas
BaiIiren bes 8u9es iit6 b. BET slinadit
itebenbe SelegrupbenpfdBI iii 9'rdilb ges
riet uno ben Dratb SerriB, ie mar es, fin
tdneere 3eit ,nl11n6gIidJ irgeub ipelde
gtabridt iiberS bic urfa6eF bes- langer
@uS6le bens oes 3uges gu erbalten.
9ie perf6tebendrtt9iten @erii6te bon
einem groBen .un9liid, bas It ltt9efnnoen
baben ioMe, berbreiteten fid in Ser
Staot, 9ludIiderpeiie aber befdttsten
fie fi1 biesmal ni9t. ..ss.5-.
Ys6. Ser @daoen muB er0Ber
Sein, iuie oben aiigegebeu.- Set ae<
tern Moraen lift fein 3ug ansetommen
pno Der erlte miro erf'lIm II llbr beute
glbeno etipartst. 11lGD5. 1Ig9ll{
~ g asIiat. rSn Der ct. g. .
orse Stride, elmer Der beii6teIten air6en
bon ct. Souls uuroe pori9en Sonntag
beimo@ tea6gottesbienit tlir9 bte ltns
na6Fdtise @as <@ompaeriei pl0gIid
pes @as abgeorebt uno Die 8eriamm :
lung ,1aB nit einel1t Oiale I'M Gunft l.
Der Sitter bate es UNI einen Sag ner>
nadlaBi9t, yoie Sin gu iettlenn Niau
1T in Solge oess SorfaaS chen nidt iebr
freunOlid auf Die betrefenoe Gompagz
gle Seitens Der gsmeinb emitelieoer gu
ipre9en, Die Gas kgompasnie aber ingt
freili9: ySrbnuug nlus iinb!" ..,..'. . q
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24
Staot unO 9taat.,

@otr Gon Sbottonoooo
merOen Die foloeubeu Surnoaite sum
mnroen6eu Stiftuuosfeft ertuartet: e...e-
0Iuo,,ff gohr, @bred1er bes anofout
gpnLntoin Snr,,be.irfs g. . : ,'', .."
Trik Moher. S2riftpart 80. r,
Br6f, s. gHnIius. Siriaent oes
SHIFT, QieDerfrot1s Ha % ~. 81 4
,Rerner4 Sic Surrer Sacob Stunt,
SIM 5sSrieotnatlit, Qouis Oanebera,
Sriebel @dneu, Gd,opietf. Gamblers,
Simion, 8. Qepir,sfn iuIno Gb. Qaons
g8ir rnfen oenfeIben @araens oeB
g(ai6biIe Deutid,t6uns ein berslidleS
2e'utoMme" 81. s,,.5s e, '' ,-,,,
~ Simmer berausl Wer<
gen friib Il llbr toerben bic Gbattanoo<
ga unb 9ltlanta Surner bier eintreffen,
uni an Dem Stiftun9sfeae:als liebe 8as
it. She'll gu nebmer. Snkoer geltrigen
8eriammlun9 oerEurner wlrbe bef9ioz
lien un6 mir iuurhen Deltte erln1t bleSen
Bel9lnB 81 publictren, Dap oielelben
bon. Den bieiiaen Srrnerna am sGbatta<
aooea Depot feierIi3 enipfangsa ipers
ben follten. Ollie Snraer lperoen onber
eingeIaoen, lid 7iend1oena es ibne't mad
Der Gage ibrer gSolSlung past, entiueber
am Depot ODER in Der Surnballe NOR
gen t.aR u9s s.'.sutfasn, g ;la sif
9uns1 STgd'r osrsd,nrt
@ir 'hoIfen n,oroeu mi einen bei<
,.sI.:L... 0it,...A ,,,,h n,rod,a,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24

/ Die 6dus6alter BON NaItSill
werSen auf bic GrRfaunS BON Rpssr8' GmpO-
RUM fir 25apstalhnss- @jessnitanpes Nc. 8
CHERRY Stra6e, Union unb Imerican Slpd,
aufn,erflam senta9t. Mnn 1nSet balrlbf
cine nOnltdnhiss auSpdbl non SiIber plattir-
ten Srittania planirten unb iapaniirien 9Gaa-
rem, 3inn-, SrIs ,tnS 9Seiern- Nrtifeln, g'ra-
1entirtellern, 1ilbbeifefen, gel9liTenfm illsb'
sepreBtent 9laSnnb SoafenSe ditsersr stttifsl,
gu aablreidb UNI iie aufusabIen, bic iGmmtli3
nOtbpsnbis aub Hiisti8 fir isbs 5aus5aitqas
iinb. 8pnrmt mnb betra6tet bic 9uSwabl Der
Srrritbe, tpelde .tereitS DOr6anben IiAS unb
fprtpd6rsus ai,fpmmen. -a7isa of 29N
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24

Nzs-se@ Dfbl:ettsis Del. s@robet
Rranshorfe ibOisa &obleno[ fonlnlens
felt Der 8oGenbimg ber 9ie3finnbile
giienbabH,Hisr ar. &iefelb en- ,pebmen
tbren gaGeg sii6er SnIlaboma. aigg Ell
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24
SIIUZgtIIO
Scrb;nSli@fciten.
statep 9ollIe. II.
Gbnr6l Giraffe, slaibeiaei genn.

q 9ieies mene eteGunte g ptet 1T fit
oas rsijenoe Bab lfllm uilo iur Soaroers oea. Der
sgeiltbiimr Dat foeben cine hetflidJe 8ebeiiernng
i'm Fdrterre C3eioB heeloA beiteh no IN einent eles
ganieu guarbiaaI nit nelea uha uerbeiierten Biuts
a bS; sbsnio 1erren YarloIS uao seie3lmmer, Nues
1T hurd et,e f16ne Bcgenbire NIT Der BAT uno Der
Cfiiee uerennbeli, peldbes eine ibbns Musfct alt
eas GaHis ppH jebem Auofte aus giebt, 3ieies ~
emer Der cp5niten uno aneenebmlleI Anienteate tlr
&eifenoe, 6odtoers uno @efbdttsiente her Staot
weIcbe ole ergeben einseldoen fIte. Mnoete BalIten
ns gsFbeilsFuasen itebsn tn @usfi6t. 9s--a9i 70
0lao Robsrtsi eieeEtbamsr.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24

GintrittsprciS:
Wfitglicber bes Surnbereins SO Gt5s
Sir Nidtmit9lieber.. 80. 81.
9Gnfane prdsife 7.3O, Abenss.
old b $Ef#EB E&.ts 3fFt"
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24

gamnltli9e Slrn3 0sIinee iuO bisrss
init aufseforbert fibanorleit Nod
mittag Elm bali. mad 2. 1lbr plinftli6
einSufinben. @ltern iperben b0aidit
eriuat, oafiir Gorge, su traaen s(penn
irgeno m09Iid) cap Die snabeu lin
surnfleihnns srldyrtaelsazsm
1;0 s. G,S i Id Surnluart.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24

~ @ei6eIdn6er. gSie mir
b0ren, bat fid aeine d@eleGfdft n0rOli~
der Gapitaliiten su Dem 53mesfe 9ebilz
BET, in Setntefee. 9roBe 2anbitrefen
ansufanfen, UNI iie ols SSeibe fur
Sdla4tbieb 81 benusen. Mebrere
Q9crten berielben. finb bier nngefoms
men I'M ben Staat SI bereilerl. 90
i9eiuts es oemt bod; oils tuiroe infer
Sennehee nit leinen Dielen 8ofstgen
gebiibreto agetuiifbigfsunO bon iolden
9euten beradfdtt9tt aueI6e ibre5 Sci
0ersaufzejne fir iie1sfelbft1 alriszfilr bas
sll9emeiaetn tbrAlgeaee @eiie ansus
Leaen tpiiniAen.
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6nuSel rtnb 85rfc.

q grep8 oil, Oennetl}p6l "a ft.
g pro 6fnete 81 143g nn6 ftafb nm
103 nbr 14433aa, ;123 1lbr Mittaes 142E
H. Ss8onbs 6pro;, faaigs1S61z11Is
"a, A5<20erE1 .sgsries.. .112s
Jll s$2u ID 5, 100
9feue Nusgdbe. :. =: ,ss106S
10.40 Coupons. 1905
7.3O 1. Sertes. =. 0f442
2,.s...,,,.ss....ss KS. . 11O4a
y 8. .II044$&
8aumpoles in autem 8e9sbr; a6er
.su nieorf9ern 8feilen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24
SDecial Noti5en.

H Serr e. g. Spta 1T aotats
9tgent Der StaatsS eitigng uab erinad>
tigt, @eIOer fir mid in Gnpfaal9 Su
'nebmen uno barber Su quittiren.
Sobn &ub IN, Seraus9eber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-24

A Snu 1fseIle II : 0er q u I.
Sci Der beAtigen gerltciaerunl bon
BauItelIeit in 9torb 9laibbiQe lin0 fol-
genie @runbltiide oerfauft iporoen, TO-
nett mir Dor S1luB oes 8lattes unters
ridtet ineroen fonntea go "a
@ie Stors- 9albpilIe = 8raltereu murbc
berfauft gu 1925 fir Den SUB sSront.s
i8pei 8auiteaen ilddlt @arlb 'lbsn
6abrif $2l per sur ns.7l.3 4I .s3ll
3met ganiteIlcn Gfe bon -GberrB llnl
GerpOratiOnSlinie gu S1I per Subj
,3pei 8auiteIlea, an, SilnnlerltraBe4
in Der Nabe 6eS Stqabeneiiedbabn Sss
pot sa so per SuB., e,.,. t.s.rs,,.,, Pa.
| c @ 6 T inniu a t 6 on ri. Sberlt
IMnor puroe beute7 @fittag idulbi9
erflirt unO bonn 8eridt Su 5 .Sabreu
I3ubtbausfraie oerurtbeilt. gSir ga
ben bas tuitti9fe in oielem2 Sale gee
tern. OaS llrfbeil mifb in allen
Sreilen, no Sberlt gfinor befannt lit,
groBes Iufieben erregen. 7,.5r- rs
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unfounded. The moment 1t was re.
ceived and read in the War Department.
It was hurried down to the House, and
delivered, ore rotuado, from the clerks
desk.
Here its eject was magical. The
clerk could scarcely read it with deco
rum: nor could half his words be heard
amidst the universal peals of laughter
in which both Democrats and Repnb-
licans appeared to vie as to which
should be the more noisy. Mr.. Wick
life, who only entered durinu the read
ing of the latter hall OF the document,
rose to his Eeetlina a frenzy OF indigna-
ton, complaining that the reply, of
which he had only heard some portion,
was an insult to the, dignity OF the
House, and should be severely noticed,
The more he raved and gesticulated,
the more irrepressibly did his col.
leagues, on both sides of the slavery
question, scream and laugh; until,
finally, the merrfment reached its cli-
max on motion made by some men,
ber-Schuyler Colfax, II we remember
rfghtly-that "as the docnmentappear-
ed to please the honorable gentleman
from Kentucky so much, and as he had
not heard the whole of it, the clerk be
now requested to read the whole Bgain'i
"a motion which was inStantane0usly
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sal merriment and applause as the
Erescoed walls Of the chamber have sell
dom heard, either before or since. It
was the great joke of the day, and COM
ing at a moment OF universal gloom in
the pu bile mind, was seized upon by
the whole loyal press ofthe country as
aikind of politico ilitary champagne
cocktail. s14aplzl y b. az fr5.ls7,-l.
This set the question at rest for ever;
and not long after. the proper authori-
ties saw fit to authorize the employment
of "dfty thousand able e-bodied blacks
forlabor in the Quartermaster's Depart
ment,n and the arming and drilling as
soldiers of five thousand yof .these--bnt
forithe sole purpose of ''protecting the
women and children of their fellow
laborers who might be absent, from
home in the public serVice.''ars ,!4
Here We have anOtherinstance of the
reluctance with which the National
Government took up this idea of en-
ploying negroes as soldiers-a resolu-
tion, we may add TO which they were
only finally compelled by General
Hunters dIsbandment of his original
regiment, and the storm of public in
dignation which followed that act, aIi,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-06-01
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PoRREPsIE. JanuaryI. 1867.

GOhEEfSlEy January L, lS0Ts
DEAR DOCTOR BoNEsETT-Thru the
Polfteness of Mr.. John Smith. / cum
In possession OF your valuable letter
about nine O'Clock mite before last, in
which you offer me $40 for poultiss.
hev he'd a fair chance to use your
pills upon seVerl important OCCASIONS,
and kan swear positively that they kan
beat e3y pills of their size I evereon-
Undefnsdth this letter You VIII find
3 poultiess which think will draw.
II yoq see fit TO use 1t, you kan remit
the ten dollars by mail at our fisk.
In the meantime, bet freely that am
your humble servant, JOSH BILLINGs.
/ BdrnaDus Bdsaett, II. D., tmutch doc
tori chuck full OF faith, bloze hIz horn,
ard bi these presents duz bio hIz horn
about hiz '.Lghtning Express and Sc
Tio-Sensation Pills." cumfurt and
joy to man. 50 s''2ffa 90 fiz"l :
Theze pills are ov rdteslrutey, and
kost the iAuthor 4tyearsip the wilder
ness, besides sleepless nights and anx-
ious days, TO get them down 10, q spot
without. b1amish, and filed with fun.
Theze pills will kpre deffness, dip
iberia and dandroff--are good for bald
Mss. bronkeeters,y and b8cksIiding,r
are sertain tew heel hedaks, hffalutin
and hangnales-will remove warts,
wingauls and lWens-destroy I'LL long
tngs, lassitudes and ulaziness- -WiiI
soothe the sorroWfnl, cam the crazy,
and kuret the common sized in minits.
They are cluss packed in little round
boxes, and each little box kontains 2
dozen and 2, or no sail. ~" "
Each box is dun up in a trakt, which
sez they are sure 10 kufe as lightning Is
to strike what 1t starts fur. .ITl a &
On the top oV the box Is a full sized
painting NV the Author, with grub
ein one banda q hull tparsell oV
rutes in the other, with a napsack on
hiz back and mountains. in the dis
tance, TO which he Il pinting with his
grub hoe-them iZtbe mountains where
he gifts the rutes. s ao31l- .zsasa
On the top ov each little round box IL
these wurds, in a furrini tung, "HoetLs
qn0d eO1LstGLtlLS.' Which, being billed
down. means, ''ptrreLy pegetG6Ee.n 8 !
For sum more partiku1ars Commune
with the author f'isti NJ 5CSigned)
tf5+S - BARNABus BoNEsETT, Md.