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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22
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feb24 3mtm Comptroller, Germ.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22

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petcr ben 4asen. nod bic DGrme unb uirb bel HE'S
nen &nsein obne bic minbefe S9doli9teit uermailbt
8erbauhn8S RaifilI en- " 3elt6ben
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beiten bee 8erbauunss &Sertsseuge oils 9astra aie
an9e uno i1pere 8erbauuug, BId5uns, 2eber= 5
eenoenruebel &C. nit groBem GrfoISe an9epanbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22

Dtfee bes GeneraE-Superinte
y: Y. Y. uto u. u. ". gB. Giienbabn,
EGfbpItte, Senn., SUM- 49, 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22
GapttaI.

as tbatid3Ii6e baar einse3abIte capital
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-08-22

Der Name bieier geieai6aft ift bic WetropoIitan
Berb erunss= Geieui6aft, incorpor1rt i'm Sabre 1851
Hno errtbtet in Der Staot Se1p 9ort.
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The .SllretieS.

The lis, of sureties 10 the bond of Mr. DA-
Wis will astonish and greatly interest the ma
ton. 1t will impress upon the public heart a
moral of great value 10 the country. Ii is a
surrender of prejudices and animosities III n
spirit of good will and desire for the promo
lion of the general good There were no two
men in this nation further apart in politics
than Mr.. DAVIS and MIR. GREELEY, yet there
is a platform on which they can stand side by
side: that of humanity, charity, and patri-
otism. Though antipodes in the late destruc-
tive war, they are now friends by the force of
the sympathy of honest hearts and the best
impulses of our natures.
We are taught by this example the folly OF
allowing our prejudces 10 control our conduct
and our opinions. If there was 4 man in the
nation for whom the southern people had 8
universal aversion, that man was HORACE
GREELEY but we find that he is possessed o.
the gentlest disposition and the kindest heart
The resentments of northern people nave
equally blinded them to the worth and virtue
OF southern men, especially of Mr.. DAVIS
when if they really knew and appreciated mn
there would not be Il sentiment OF oitIer
ness towards him in the broad limits OF III
northern section of the Union.
These notable examples admonish US HI II
all sections 10 more liberality, TO more chafi'.
i'll our judgments.
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|
EE WHO is RESPONSIBLE! ictim O
debility, who is responsible for your fs eblsness
Not yourself, you will say, for you've done al
you could to cure II. That's mistak on YOU
part.
You haven't tried HOSTETTER'S BIT TIERS.
Gloomy dyspeptic, with an uneasy st onach and
a world weary face, Of course you don't think
yourself responsible for your own tori 1ents Bu
you are. 1t is easy to see from your dition thai
you haven't tried
H0sTgTTERS BlTrERs.
Bilious sufferer, IL Is not Your fault, you think
that your symptoms grow worse day by day.
Blue pill doesn't do you any good. Very likely.
But you can be brought round for all that.
Why haven't you tried H0STETTER'S BIT
TIERS?
Friend, on whom fever and ague alternately
blows hot and cold, aud whose brain seems to be
bursting with the effects of some powerful drug do
you assume the responsibility? o, no, You've
taken piles Of qninins and all the regulation mee
dicines What could You do more One thing
more-ths very thing thst would have exempted
you from all the pangs that now rack you.
You have never tried HOSTErTER'S BITTERs.
Nervous invalid, what have you to say You
plead that you have taken all the nervines Of the
pharmacopeia. Ifthey have done You no good 1t
Is not your fault. You are not responsible
Wrong, all wrong. You have, In reality, nobody
to blame bat yourself.
Why haven't you tried H0STETTER'S BIT
TERsg
For all the above named complaints the Bitters
are absolute specifies. my li-eod2w
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GALES MADE BY WILLIAM II. 81
- A. p. BROWN within the last few days:
hog she ads tobacco, part John =. Michies crop.
Albemarle-2 ut $l7. SO; 2 at $3.50.
hogsheads tobacco, j. II. Nowlin, Appomattox-
lug, 81; ? leaf, all and ga
hogshead tobacco, J. w. Via, Albemarle county.
shossheads and box. T. H. Brown, Albemsrle
county-lug, $40; leaf, slo.7s latsn.is /;
l at $50.
. hogshea4s tobacco. J. Beazls, Greene county-l
hogsheads tobacco, q. W. Martin, Nelson coun-
typ lugs, at Sd. 50, and at $3.50; leaf, l
atss, at sl4 and At Sis.
} hogsh eads tobacco, Mrs V. L. Clarke, Albemarle
county-3leaf, . at $ll and At SIS.
hogshead tobacco, s. N. Maupin, AIbemarls
county-l leaf at SH.5o.
. hogsheads tobacco, j.. B. Munday, Albemarle
counly-l Ing, So; leaf, sl2.
2 hogsheads, boxes, and tiercs tobacco, J. P.
hog-heads tobacco, T. Woodson, Albemarls
county-lugs, -; leaf, xl4
hog-he tobacco, w. Barksdale & Brother,
Aloemarle county, at 81 and at SIS.
hogsheads tobacco, George w. Early, Albemarie
county, Tugs: l Al IS. SO and at 81. so; }
leaf l at Sl3. rs, at SIS, and At SIS
hogsheads tobacco, G. w. Harnsbsrger, Rock
ingham-l lug, 50; leaf: at 81 and at
SIS.
3 hogs heads and box tobacco, J. r. Antim. Abe
marie county, Tugs, %; 3leaf: at y. s?l,
stS2 and at STATS.
Is hog-heads promiscuous lots, from -. 50 TO sa.
nv Ia IL
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Gerritt Smith.

The bond given by Mr.. DAVIS. it will be
seen, is not yet complete: two and PROBABLY
three names being yet TO add 10 it. The blanks
were left to crafty gentlemen who had
especially requested TO be permitted to sign
tho bond. One of them is GERRlTT SMITH,
the well. known Abolitionist who is expected
here to- ay Mr.. SMITH is gentleman OF
MANY virtues, greatly esteemed by all who
know him personally for his private worth.
His political views were very honestly enter
tained. and now he shows much more OF
practical sense and good feeling than many
of his former co -laborers.
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RgPrBLIcASIsM IL THE SoUTH-RADIcAL hc.
ooUsTs.-The Congressional Executive Com
mittee is receiving most encouraging accounts
from the South. The work of organization is
going forward with great rapidity. The blacks
in the neighborhood Of large towns are re-
ported as a unit for the Republican party ;
but in the back country, In smaller 2oinmuui-
lies, are 10 a considerable extent nn Ter the
control of their late masters. Virginia Is said
10 be the most backward and Louisiana the
most forward in the work Of organization.
The committee is meeting with good success
in funds, and nearly every day agents are DIS
patched 10 different points In the South. &C.
neral Banks may possibly make a tour through
these States. and an effort is being made 10
induce Miss Anna Dickinson 70 deliver some
oil her lectures In that section. - Washington
Chronicle
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD CoSSEcTIoS.--It is
understood that hnal arrangements were made
between the Virginia and Tennessee aud
orange ana Alexandria railroads, on Satur-
DAY, Tor me extension of the latter road 10
the depot OF the former In this city. The To-
cation agreed upon requires the erection OF a
bridge across the Blackwater near the transfer
platform OF the Virginia and Tennessee road.
striking the track of that road Immediately nj
the western end Of the machine shops. From
the point OF intersection 10 the depot the
Tennessee track will be used by the Orange
cars, the only thing required being the having
OF q third rail 10 suit the guage of those cars
The work, we learn, will be commenced Al
once, and will be pushed forward TO compile.
tion NJ the earliest possible moment. The
estimated cost OF the connection Is abou,
$1,000. -Ly'.ehbu,g Noes, l3A.
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leave Of the said court In that behalf hrst ma
aud obtained, then the said recogniznncs t ~
come void, otherwise TO remain IN Lnin,a.nth
Taken and acknowledged TINS thh
day of May, 1857. n.v,a
[Slgnedl JgrPEasoS DA'i'
HoRAoE GREELEY, New York.
AUGUSTUS SGHgLL, New YORK;
ARIsTIDEs WELSH, Philadelphia.
DAVID X. JocKaAS. Philadelpnia.
w. III. MCFARLAND, Richmond.
RICHARD BARfoS HAxALL, Richmond.
ISAAC DAVENPORT, Richmond.
ABRAHAM WARWICK, Richmond.
GUsTAvus A. MYERS, Richmond
WILLIAM w CRUaP, Richmond
JAMES LYONS, Richmond.
JONI A MEREDITH, Richmond.
WILLIAM II. LYONS, Richmond.
JOIN MINOR Boris, Virginia.
THOMAS w. boswell. Virginia.
JAMES THOMAS, JR., Richmond.
The name Of Horace +. Clark, Of New York
was added-he having sent note TOT tnat pur
the audience plainly manifested its kind
feeling for Mr.. Greeley rs he advanced to
head the list Of signatures.
Mr. Chandler said the requisite number had
been obtained, with the exception Of two OF
three only.
The Court.-The Marshal will discharge the
prisoner.
The Marshal did so, when deafening ap-
plause followed.
MIR Davis stood up, closely pressed on all
| sides Old friends heartily congratulated
him, while n number of strangers were intro
duced. Among the many who cordially shook
hands with him was Mr. Bolts.
Assistant Marshal Duncan, amid the huZzas
and waving of hats, exclaimed, in n loud
tone, The court will have to be cleared I'M
less order Is preserved"
The court was then adjourned till to.mor-
| row Tuesday mt IL O'Clock.
As soon rs the Marshal announced that Mr.
Davis was discharged, he left the room, es-
corted by his friends. As he appeared on the
portico of the custom house fronting Bank
street n large crowd of whites and blacks I'M
covered their heads and cheered with great
energy. The colored people cheered as earn
estly as the whites, and among those who
seized the opportunity TO shake Mr.. Davis $
hand were many blacks, who evinced a great
deal of sincerity in their NANTES tatons.
Mr.. Davis was driven rapidly to the Spots
wood, but the people followed him, and many
| entered the hotel. He retired briefly with DR.
Mnnigerode to his chamber, and after spend.
Tor, where he received the congratulations of
large number of citizens. This was CONT
nued until his condition of exhaustion re-
CURED that he should retire. This demonstra-
ton from the people was most appropriate
and sincere. 1t was one Of the most affecting
exhibitions of feeling we ever witnessed.
There never was n demons tration of respect
for public man more sincere, more unselfish.
Many manly cheek was believed with tears,
and every face was a mirror which reflected
y" deep sincerity Of emotion which agitated
all.
thus closed the event of the day and year
an event impartng general qualification to
the American public
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Mr.. Davis.

Mr.. DAVIS last night took passage on the
steamer saratoga, which sails this morning ior
Nv work He goes Immediately to Canada
- 500 his children, who are there. He will re-
,r,ain there for some time, and then return 10
- Irni,ed States. His subsequent plans are
not .rranged. and where he will reside has not
hsen determined upon.
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MS SPECIAL NOTICE.-wOODs CAS-
ITALIAN CREAM-the inimitable TONIC HAIR
DRESsING-for sale, Wholesale and retail, at
Purcell, Ladd 4 Co.'s: Blair's, Wagners, South
slrs, Meade Bakers, Albert Robins's, Thomas
Fl. Williams's, ]. W. Rison's, Valentine Il
Franklns, r. w. Powers's. Burruss, Powers
Yancey. Price. fifty centsper bottle. Liberal dis
count to the trade. a mys
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The Student IF Bisnheim Forrest: or, TIE hidis y
a Coarert. by Mrs. ANNA IL. DORSEY Bar
timore: JOHN MURPHY Co.
The enterprisiag publishers do themselves
credit by the very neat style in which they
have issued this volume. 1t is very we'll
written story but more especially interesting
TO Catholic readers.
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DIED.

On the Goth Of April, of typhoid fever, at Fort
Gibson, Arkansas, NELLIE A, consort Of Frank j.
Nash, and second daughter Of William h. and
Jane W. Clemmitt, in the nineteenth year OF her
age.
"To thy home in heaven, loved one go;
mothers heart can tell,
And only hers can fully know
How hard to say-Farewell"
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BEAST AND FAIR AT UNION
L STATION METHODIST CHURCH.-Ths la.
dies connected with this church will open a
FEAST and FAIR in the basement or the church,
commencing THIS EVENING at 8 O'Clock, and
will continue for 0Ns WEEK thereafter.
The proceeds OF this fair are TO be appropriated
towards lquidating an old debt due by the
church.
This patronage Of the public is respectfully so.
licitsd. my lo-1w
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MARRIED.

In Williamsburg, on the 9th instant, by the
Rev Charles Minnigerode. ID. ID JOHN =. LIT.
TIE, N. D., OF Richmond, to ZETTIE, youngest
daughter OF the late Judge Beverley Tucker, OF
Williamsburg. No cards.
On the 7th of May, by Rev. Mr.. Sledd, w. T.
both OF this city.
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hsv, J. II. Bromley, aged ninety seven, has
Just resigned the yicarage of Holy Trinity In
HUI, England, after holding IL for seventy
lis reported that the recent severe frosts In
sr rs We. have not apPreciabiy damaged the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-14

a DDnEno ID nDnsIE thFFIEY
rEIBuSa, viii, at the reqaes, Of number ., ~, g,I
fsns deliver an address upon the cor dition 80
county THIS EVENING, at the African eh5,.s'
...-. 80. = e.oeA. my II
NOTICE TO THE STOCK HoL Dgpo
~ OF THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL Raj, an.2
,oys n ny s meeting q ,hs Board q De
held at the once OF the company in the sf,,t,
Richmond March 90, 1857, tho following prsa8,gI
ana resolution was adopted: 'f
-, whereas. by acts Of the last Legislatu,.
,IRInla ana west Virginia, the Virginia Cent,
railroad Company hss bsen authorized t9,'t'
, w. WIN me Commissioners Of yirglni, =,
west virginia Tor the completion Of the Coy M.
and Ohio railroad ard whereas this Bosash
been induced 70 believe that an amount OF 80.
not less than ss;soo, 900. payable in cash ir.s,
sipgton and Ohio Eailrosd, provided the s,oes.
holders VIII agree 10 make that amount q pr.f.,
; Sesstsss fish sIR, PET The
on the I'D day Of May. TO consider whether a.
gill authorize the Board to negotiate for huIs,s
the road II the subscription Of stock above rss,s
toned shall be obtained"
In accordance With the foregoing resolution n.
stockholders OF the company are hereby no;Issi
and equestsd 10 meet In general meeting n r.
city OF Richmond on the day mentioned in the n.
solution.
EXTRACTS FROM THg BYLAWS or TIE coyp,,,
"All proxies 10 represent stakeholder a, !. "a.
neral meeting shall be In writing and signed n,
the person thus transferring the power partner.
ships may sign In the name OF the partnsrshin
and the signature Of either member Of the IN.
shall be valid
"No proxy shall be valid given more than s,,,,
days prior to the meeting Of the company.
mo proxy for individual stoekholder. shah
pass free going 10 or returning from the meeting,
u the company unless he Is himself stoc.
holder.
THE books of transfer shall be closed arAs,
days previous 10 any gensral meeting"
By order OF the Board
J GARRETT, Treasurer.
OFFICE VIRGINIA CESyRAL RAILROAD COxPAsrD
RICHMOND, March q, 1897.
"a '
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CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINp

4 CHANCE TO SELL VlRGINA
IA LANDp.- ~ have forced 9 business eonrs'
tion with Messrs. Mnrphey Troutman, kess
applications for the purchase Of q large number .
farms and oIhsr real property In virginia ~
which fair and reasonable prices VIII Do pAl4 y
Psnnsylvanians desiring 10 rsEaoTs 10 this stAe
On application, In person or ey mail, will "
pleasure furnish any one having land Tor ssis,P''
eide information on The subject
J. u. IMB0DES, Attorney at Law,
an 2o-ts Richmond. vs.
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GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE

A GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"A OF LANDS IN VIRGINIA With = view 70
aid those IN this State who hRye lands fr ssis -
we'll as to invite industrious Immigrants WIN c,W
tai to settle in Virginia, the uudersssnsd ho
opened an office In the city OF Richmond, Va, 20
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary ,i'e-'y
for the purpose Of negotiating for the purchase O
WARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SIT
SO.
Parties having lands for SALE and wb Q will sar.
tr,ct to sell at moderate rates, at my dion gyrI
ma sufficient time SAY three or -FOUR months. .
stssct ths sams, will moot likely be able 20 H..
nose OF their property, IL they furnish me vi.
mil description AS 10 location. quantity price. g.
NV acq uaintance with The northern people ter
tsnsiye, and with 4 thorough knowledge q 1s
lands I'm yiTginia, hope TO succeed IN giving e.
tire satisfaction TO both buyer and seller.
will charge q commission 10 the pnrch 4ssr, bE
nothing TO toe seller, an propose TO cork Igr ~
purchaser, and not for the vender
4 respectfully invite communication with ~
either personally or by letter and H. upon eIgs
ination, the lands offered are thought 10 be de,.n
BILE and cheap, l will provide the necessary cc.'
tracts and recommend tns IN 10 my north ern frlsna
ing my influence and best sxsrtions 70 e.ss
saiss FRANKLIN STEARNs,
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary
Richmond. Va
Msssrs. ia .aes d. Blackwell, attorney at law a..
B. n Smith WI act as my confidential agents
nav lin
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INTERESTING PAPER.

T0.DAY'S
SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH
WILL CONTAIN
Jefferson Dayis's Departure from Fortress
Monroe,
Incidents the Steamer,
Arrival in Richmond,
Scenes at the Wharf on the Street, and at
the Hotel;
Scenes In the United States Courtroom
Full Reports Of all that was Said and Done;
His Release on Bail.
ALSO,
The Negro Riot
Firing on the Police;
Arrests by the Military;
Trials in the Mayors Court.
ALSO,
Trial OF Hayward, the Massachusetts, Lawyer.
ALSO,
Greeley and Underwood at the African Church.
ALSO,
Judge n. w. Thomas and General John C..
Breckinridge Indicted for Treason;
Besides all the Local and General News
Of the day.
Extra copies may be had at the Dispatch coun-
ter, put up for mailing. my L-lt
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nv T-dls-

STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.-A
- called meeting OF the stockholders OF the Rich
mopd, Fredericksburg and Potomac and RieS.
mond and Petersburg railroad Correction Con-.
pany viii re held on the 30th day OF May, pr l,
IL o'clock NJ, at the olnce OF the Richmo.d sra
Petersburg Railroad Company In the city u R!ea.
mond. ]. b. WINSTON,
my l-tdm Secretary.
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Special Notices.
HE SHAW CLARK'S NEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.

PRICE, TWENTY DOLLARS.
Fully licensed by Howe, Grover & Baker
Wheeler & Wilson, Singer h Co., and Bachelor
and the only machine sold for less than 80 which
have been found to possess sufficient merit to rem
der them worthy OF q license under their PATENTS.
Patented In the United States, England, France
and Germany.
WARRANTED IN EVERY RESPECT.
Every Machine sold accompanied by full qua
rsntee, signed by the company and agents.
Local and Travelling Agens wanted.
Apply to p. HORTON KEACH.
corner Broad and Ninth streets, Richmond,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina.
my list
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DIvIDEND.-PL LA TIERS Ma.
~ TIoNAL BANK.-Thsl Board OF Director of
TIL. bank have thi. day deslaysd out Of The prod
20 Nay ist, dividend OF fVuk rSk Cknr.
18th instant j.. u, 0OpDlu.
my GAfh. r,fASW CAsAisg.
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OFFICE OF rHg Insurance AND SAvyaO
COMPANY or yIRGISIA.
THE ANNUAL MEETING of thi.
i Company will beheld at the ofice OF the eor.
pany, No. RIA Main street on TUESDAY the la
OF May next. at S o. clock +. VI.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
ap 2s-td DAVID J. BURR. Sscretarv.
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WILLIAM s. MUNSON,
w No. sOs MAIN STREET,
DEALER IN
LIGHTNING RODS AND ORNAMENTAL IRON
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION:
FOUNTAINS, VASES, CHAIRS, SETTLES,
TABLES, HAT-STANDs.
GARDEN ORNAMENTS. BRACKETS, &c.
IRON STABLE FURNITURE OF the most an.
proved style.
IRON RAILIs6s 81 all styles, including Pullsr's
Paisnt-ths most durable and economical in the
market
COPPER WEATHER WAVES, any design, for
oh urches, public buildings &c.
SION EMBLEMs for each and every trade and
profession. These Signs are msds either from
ztnc Or "copper" and gilded with the best gold leaf,
ut moderate prices.
800. al.o. Aren't for the saIsof
0OlN0S IHP9ovkD BUROPEAH RANGES,
D. y. QUInBYG BXCyLsiOR rIRB-PLACl
HRATIRA GRAftA &c.. N.Y.
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BE QUACKS HAVE DONE MORE TO
break down all good medicines tn an the lives OF
the empires are worth. In this stste, Nirginlans
are afraid of the nostrums poured into the market
as panaceas for every Ill f; but when friend ana
neghbor recommends state production ike
BAKERS PREMIUM BIT ERS for dyspepsia and
disorders of the stomach and bowels no sensible
man can or will reject them. They are never
failing cures for such disess es, and need only be
tried to be appreciated.
To be had Of all prominent druggists.
Orders filed by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 1913, Richmond, Va.
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA, Ma rch 70, 1867.
Mr.. Z. Baker: Sr,-This Is to certi ty that from
about the OF March the lst OF Oct obsr last
was an incessant sufferer from indil 'estion and
diarrhea. l consulted several promii lent physt-
clans used calomel freely-all VIII ch proved
fruitless. l finally commenced using BAKEx's
PREMIUM BITrERs, and from It's use f Iund more
relief than from all other remedies com bined. To
its use attribute my present good hea Ith. which
is better than 1t has been tor the past 81 x years
am, sir, very respectfully, &C.,
w. N. 8. DUlrE,
Engineer Richmond and Dan VILE
ap27-TuaFsm Railroad Cor apany.