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democratic history OFT war; price s..
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jCOODsPEED,S FOUHEA1N PENS
NJ 90 lines written with one pen of ink
NO blotting. One doZen assorted samples
sent for . cents. Agents make SO per DAY.
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The rR11sTEKs N M Asss,oeaatio n are 4,

ELsoS T. @RiRIGaT. Esq. President Star
Metal Company. -
Bank, New York city,.
h. w. FORD, Esq, Cashier National BANK
Of the Republic.
L. W. MURRAY.
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OBJECT.

The object ofthIs Association Is TO secure
eosh nayment within forty days after the
Sea1b of q member of as many dollars as there
&c ,1ennbeTS In the class to which he or hhe
heIongs, 10 his or her heirs f-s-s srz=fa
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The OFFICERS of the Association are:
z McCURDY, President.
EESON T. WRIGHT, Vice President.
W. g. CARAAS, Treasurer. s.
LEWIS SANDERS, secretary ESQ 2
LOCAL AeENrs ARE WANTED In every
county and town, and applications rom
competent parties for such agencies, Win
suitable endorsement, should be addressed "
the Company's General Agent
ROBERT P. NOAH,
No. p 3 street, between FourteenLh ana
fifteenth sta. Warrington, D. c..
General Agent for the District OF Columbia
and states OF Virginia and West Virginia
SePSo-sm -.
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General Grant, as President, support
ed by Congress, will give peace 10 the
whole country; will make laber re-
spscted and honorable; will give value
TO the cuEfency ofthe country, stability
to all the markets, and therefore to the
wages of workmen, and Will command
for the nation the confidence of the
world. BE represents the party of the
lnboring man. =
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HOW no BECOME MEMBERS.
INVESTMENTS.

The bylaws of the association require that
one-third OF the money received as new
membership fees, shall ne made @ sinking
fund 70 meet payments falling due by the de-
linquencIes OF members. This fdnd Is held
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0 MFMBERsHIP FEES.

TbememberShip fees are SEL doLkdIS Al Joln-
,r1 Tor tUEich q Certificate Of MesIibeTshtp
Iii b. 6lTnfshed1 and one dollar and Yen
H,,s on the death OF each member, OF Wnich
Sne notice will be- given. One dollar from
sssh membsr goes 70 the widow or heirs OF
tSs deceated member and ten Genus 1or e1-
PENIS TSfs COMPANY Is divided into TEN
CI.SSsES FoR MES and TEN GLASSES
SS0e W0MEN, AS soon as these Glasses are
ssSis5 ten new Glasses will be adopted. Men
and women are not allowed In the same
Cissses, Everything done to make each
G,IasS equal. = 7a-.t yirags
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The advantages of this Association over or
binary Lie Insurance Companies are NO
panics can break II; the fees are so small, and
required to be paid at such long intervals
that any man can secure to his family q con-
petsncV uDon his death. 49,
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mo GOOD TRUsTY AGENTs-we win
guaranty $50 per week and expenses
For particulars, address g. w. JACKSON q
Co., Baltimord, Nd.
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NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, ~
and will be invested in United States Bonds
or Real Estate, or bond and mortgage upon
New York city property, which property.
shall be double the value OF the money SO
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The Glasses for women are the same as
afnye. ANY one that Is found TO give his or
her age wrong will be expelled, and the
moneys raid forfeited to the Association.
person pays s. upon becoming q memeer,
and 81 10 each time n member dies belonging
10 ne Id1le Class he or She may be a member.
olIdr IN a member Of another Clutg dteS. hdch
YaII L 1SDEPENDENT, having no connection
nth duU other.
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o00 ACRES in Nurseries, Peach Trees &
O0O small Fruit plants. Send stamp for
descriptive and instructive catalogue. \.
RARNARD, Sun Pond, Kent 90 Nd. 3
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"For three and a.half years We have tried
war in vain IRpPeA to you, have
tod,it tpdr 6iIt pence, Telief. protection Fe
want to stop tEs destrIiett0n Of LJe!" atr
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0heQntelliqttrcfr
BY CLENIESr C. MOORE.

Twas the night before Christmas, when alI
through The house
Not n creature was stirring. not even n
The s!ockings were hung by the chimney
Iu hopes that St Nicholas soon would Os
The children wero nestled all snug in their
While Visions of sugaI-plums danced In their
Ana mamma in her kerchlerand In my cap,
Had lnstsetued our brains for long winter S
When out on the lawn there roso such clat-
1 IsrEang from my bed to see what was tho
Away otlie window New like a nash.
Tore open the shutters and threw up the
The moon, on the breast OF the new fallen
Gave a iustro of midday TO objects below;
when. what TO my wondering eyes should
But : miniature sleigh, and eight tiny REIN
with little old driver. 80 lively and quick,
More rapid than eagles his courses they
And he Whistled. anu shouted, and called
Now. psSheIi now, Dancer! now, rrnncer
oni Comet, ont Cupid. on Dander and
To Eo 5he I5P, porch to the Top wall
Il
AS ny leaves that before tho wild hurricane
When they meet with an obstacle. mount
SO. np 10 TGS lIouse-top the courses they
With sIeIEn full Of toys-and st. Nicholas
And thea in twInkiingI heard on the
The pTancIng md paving Of each lI;tle hoof
As drew, in my head, and was turning
Down the chimney st. Nicholas came with
lie was dressed all Iu fur from his head to nr.
Ana his clothes were all tarnlshed with
ashes and SCOT;
And he lookedlike IA pedlRrJust opening his
His eyes how they twInkIed! his dImples
His cheeks were like roses. his nose like
HIS drGlliiiitIe mouth was drawn up like a
And inc beard on his chin was as white ns the
The stamp ofa pipe he held tight In his teeth,
And the smoke, 1t enciTciei hts head like
He had broad face, and little round belly,
That Shook when he laughed like bowl
He was chubby and pIump-a right Jolly
And 1 laughed when saw him In spite Of
4 wink OF his eye. and a tylst Of his head.
Soon gave me TO know l had nothing to
dread.
He spoke not word, but went straight 10
his work,
And nlled all tho stockings; then turned
with jerk,
And laying his finger aside Of his nose.
And giving a nod, up the chimney lie rose,
He sPrang 10 his sleigh. TO his team gave
whistle.
And away they all new. like the down OF a
But heard him exclaIm, ere he drove out
OF sight,
"MEKTT cirRIsrMAs TO ALL. ASD TO ALL a
G=OD NIGHT"
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DECORAH, Iowa, Dec. %.
There was fire here at one clock
this morning on Water street. Two
Groceries, two Sdlesrooms, one Shoe
Store, ono Tailoring establishment, one
Harness shop, one Dwelling house and
Barber shop was burned. Loss about
thirty thousand dollars; partially in
sured. ThePutnam and Enterprise
Companies archie largest losers.
HUDSON, n. y, Dec. 2i.
The Reformed Dutch Church at
Ghent was burned this morning. 1t
was one OF the oldest Churches in the
Country.
:HARTFoRD, Conn, Dec. 81.
st. Johns Episcopal Church at Water
bury was destroyed by fire this morn
ing. Loss one hundred thousand dol
lars; insured for thirty-iive thousand
dollars.
AMDERsBURa, Canada. Dec. "a.
There was fire last night in the
south ward of the Lunatic Asylum.
One woman was suiTocated and two
others were badly burned. The build
ing was saved with great difficulty.
PORTLAND, December q.
The Provision Store of Joshua l..
Weeks was destroyed by fire this p. M.
Loss about Sl2, 600; insured for 81. 300.
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EYENIN0 SESSION.
HousE OF pELEeArEs.

The House bill providing for the un-
collected taxes for certain years, was
returned from the Senate with substi-
stute confining its operations to few
counties. The substitute was dlsa-
greed to, a Conference Committee asked
and the following geotlemen appointed
thereon: Messrs. Crane, Ferguson OF
Marshall and Mahon.
The Joint resolution relating TO the
arms captured in Marion county, WAS
returned from the Senate with an
amendment. The resolution directs
the Adjntant General to take charge of
the arms, now in the hands OF the
sheriff OF Marion county, paying the
balance OF the charges due on them.
The Senate amendment was to restore
the arms 10 their owners If they could
be found. The amendment was aGreed
to.
MIR. Pinnell offered a joint resolution
10 dispense with the printing OF the
House journal. Objected 10 and laid
over under the rule.
Mr.. Armstrong moved TO take up the
bnl 10 authorize the East Fairmont Gas
Coal Company to condem and acquire
lands for the construction of a tram
road to the Baltimore 81 Ohio Railroad.
Agreed to; and bill passed TO third
reading. The House took reees till z
r. n, 49,. ...
Upon reassembling no business was
transacted except the submission and
adoptIon OF a conference report on
chapter 163, of the Penitentiary.
The House re-assembled a. p. A..and
conference reports on the following
chapters were submitted and adopted.
1853, OF the Penitentinry; SO, OF leasing
and selling lands OF infants; l45, OF Of
fences against property; 127, OF the death
or change OF parties; 90, OF cooperating
generally; 100, OF attachments; 43, oi
roads &c; l30, OF offences.
Adjourned TO 8 a. N. Saturday.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 81.
The President of the Board OF Assess
sors has just completed IA census OF St.
Louis city and county, which gives a
population of 2il OIL, an increase since
1864 of 53,25l.
The national banks of this city yes
terClay petiLioned the county court TO
grant II stay in the collection of tax on
national bank stock until the legality
of tho law can be decided by the United
States Supreme Court. The petition was
denied. The amount Of tax due from
the banks OF this City is between three
and four hundred thousand dollars, no
tax having been collected for three
years.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
GExERaL AMNESTY.


United States
WAsHISGToS, Dec. %.
WHEREAS, The President of the Uni
| ted States has heretofore set forth sew
eral proclamations, Offering amnesty
and pardon 10 persons who had been or
were concerned in the late rebellion
against the lawful authority of the Gov
ernment of the United States, which
proclamations were severallY issued on
the Sth day of December, 1868, on the 9TH
day OF September, 1867, and on the 18th
day of July, in the present year; and
| whereas, the authority OF the Federal
Government having been re-. established
in all the States and Territories within
the Jurisdiction of the United States, il
| Is believed that such prudential reser-
vatiOns and exceptions as at the dates
of said several prOclamations were
deemed necessary and proper, may now
be wisely and justly relinquishedi and
that universal amnesty and pardon
for participation in said rebellion ex-
tended TO all who have borne any part
therein, will tend 10 secure permanent
peace, order and prosperity throughout
the land, and TO renew and fully restore
confidence and fraternRl feeling among
the whole people, and their respect for
and attachment TO the National Govern
ment designed by its patriotic founders
for the general good.
Now therefore, be it known, that 1,
Andrew Johnson President of the
United States, by virtuo of the power
and authority in mo vested by the Con-
stltution and in the name of the SOW
ereign people OF the United States, do
hereby proclaim and declare uncondi-
tionally and without reservation TO all
and TO every person who directly or in
directly participated in the late insur-
rection or rebellion, a full pardon and
amnesty for the offence of treason
against the United States or of fHdherinS
TO their enemies during the late civil
war, with restoration OF all rights Prlvi-
leges and immunities under the Con-
stitution and laws which have been
made i'll pursuance thereof.
[Signed,l ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President
Il. w. SEWARD, dctiHg Sec'y Of State.
The full pardon and amnesty pro.
clamation just issued by the President
includes jeff Davis, Breckenridge.
Jacob Thompson, Mason, SIidell and
all others who were directly or indi-
recily engaged in the late insurrecLion
or rebellion. The parties above named
are new in foreign countries.
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PITTSBURGH, December "a.
The river is somewhat lower and fall
ing. Mercury l7S. Weather very cold.
CINCINNATI, December %.
The river has risen inches, with 10
feet 10 inches in the channel. Weather
cloudy. 'Th ernometer 2I'. 1t was
down to 10 at 6 Am.
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Hampion 2. c. cockburu.

The object OF this suit Is 10 obtain decree
for the sale OF certain vacant lots in Z4ues
reserve in the city OF Wheeling, West Nir-
gInia, particularly described in the bill of
complaint, which Is held by the complain
ant, Hampden Zane, as trustee, and In
which the defendant. Hampden n. G. Cock
burn, may have a contingent Interest, and
the decreB OF the court for the use and benefit
OF the same persons and upon the same
trust, as the said vacant lots are now held.
And II appearing from au affidavit filed in
the cause, That the defendant Hampton Ia.
c. CockuIn is not resident OF this state.
On motion OF cOmplaInRnts counsel, 1t is
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the fourth week ly publication
and due posting Of this order at the front
door OF the Court House of said county and
do what he may deem Mt to protect his in
terest inIhe above entitled cause.
MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Clerk.
STANTON & ALLISON, Col. for rcompialnanS.
nOy2l-law4w
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IT has been said that the destiny, oil
the world ofIen hangs on the merest
trIfies, A little milf between Charles
Bonnparte and his love Letitia, might
have broken of a marriage which gave
birth TO Napoleon and the battle o.
Waterloo. Suppose a little milf had
taken place between Adam and Eve
what then?
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
1865.
HampJen Zane and Emily A. Zane, his
wife, George X. K. Cockbu and Mary +.
CockbnTn, his wife, the said Hampden
Zanc in his own right and MS trustee for
his wife, Emily A. Zane, and Ruy children
who may survive her.
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k0 nOO LBS. SUGAR-OURED HAMS,
5U,UUU 0000 MS Plain Hams.
10000 lbs Shoulders-
10000 lbs Clear & Clear Rib Sides
100 Tferces Prime Lard.
80 KEGS
so Barrels Extra Lard Oil.
2O Bbls Juno Family Flour
40 do Star do do
loo do Swan do do
go Half Barrels Lake Fish.
50 Barrels Vinegar.
50 Boxes Factory Cheese
50 do Concentrated Ly
marI6 % HANDLAN. JORDAN q co.
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The following dispatch from Constan.
tiuople, dated December 23d, was just
received: NJ. Delipjannis, the Grecian
Minister, has formally retired from his
post, and returned to Athens.
Edward Joy Morris, the American
Minister, has consented to extend the
protection of his ElegatiOn to the Greek
subjects in Constantinople.
The Pope has declined TO recognize
the proposed conference of the Great
Powers.
The London Times of this morning in
reviewing the recent report of the
Treasurer of the United States, derives
altogether a dishearteninG view of the
American finances.
1t is regarded us almost certain that
Franco and England Will join in Il con-
ference for settling tho Eastern Iues.
tion.
....l MARsEfLLEs, Dec. q.
Dispatches have been received here
giving the particulars of the dreadful
accident which occurred recently near
SMYRNA, in Asia Minor. Two Egyptian
mail steamers came in collision in the
Gulf OF Smyrna. 1t was said that over
200 passengers We're killed by the
shock.
.. MANCHESTER, December "a. ).
Tho cotton mills here are TO Ee run
only three days in the week for the
present.
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Bar Iron.

OAR l2OS, round and square, fronl
ID Wayne aud American and Sligo Mills,
Pittsburgh, ..r .-.t...
BAR IRON, dat, rom 5tx1IS TO skJ<<
BAR nsoS, oval, half oval and half round
EAR IRoS, single and double Horse Shoe
BAR IRoS, Hoop from q to4 In.
BAR lEOSr Wagon tires, cut 10 longths.
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Killed.
BosroS Dscember q.

BOSTON, December a.
George MofTatt, scene shifter at the
Theatre Comique, twenty-four years of
age, was instantly killed last night by
falling twenty-five feet, from the flies
TO the stage.
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CANADA.
ToRoNro, December 81.

TORONTO, DecemDer n.
The application for leave TO appeal in
the Whelan case, WAS laid over for ar
gument before the fall Appeal court on
the 3lst inst. The prisoner has been
further respited until the first of Feb
ruarY,
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.
SEahEE-
TnrRsDAN. Decem hnr u 1SfS.

THURSDAY. December "a, 1865.
Prayer by Rev. J. r. Mcclure.
Mr.. HOke from the Judiciary report
ed substitute for chapter l3I-Fees of
officers. Adopted.
The Senate bill authorizing ]. II.
Pendleton OF Brooke county to practice
law without taking the test oath was
taken up but tabled on motion OF Mr..
APplegate.
The House Bill changing the name OF
the County seat OF Webster cnunty, WAS
passed.
The following House Bills were read
and referred:
A Bill to provide for the payment of
certain Military claims, and a Bill re-
funding certain taxes to John w. Stew
art, OF Berkeley county.
Senate took n recess to 7 O'Clock, II. N.
EVENING SESSION.
Senate re.assembled at o'ck, =. N.
The Committee of Conference report
ed on chapters lG3, los, 43, 145, 62, So
and I27. Adopted.
Mr.. Hoke, from the Committee on
Judiciary, reported back chapter 13S,
OF costs genrally, recommending it's
passage with an amendment, and IL
was passed.
The Senate adopted the report OF the
Committee of Conference on Chapter
l22 of the Circuit Courts.
The Senate then adjourned until
Saturday at 8 O'Clock, A. M.
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In Robert Bonnar's stable. the horses
are fed from box in the floor. as their
owner believes that nature intended
thes should take their from the IeVel ol
their feet.
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THEODORE FINK,
Wholesale Dealer in Produce,
Quincy ST., bet. Main and Market,
has. JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
100 bbls Pollock Indiana Flour.
leo " Silver Medal Flour.
100 e Argyle kentucky Flour.
100 =. Hamilton Flour.
- BuCkHheat Flour,
70 tIS. Geo. r. DAVIS q Cos celebrated q
U. Hams.
10 hhdSBacon Shoulders.
10hhds Clear sides.
50kegs No. Lard.
20 trs. No. Lard.
~ bbls Kentucky Hominy.
900 Ohio River Salt
300 3" Choice Keeping AppleS-
90 Pure Crab Cider.
50 Pure Cider Vinegnr.
1000 bush. MIL Feed.
1000 . No. Oats.
1000 " Corn.
10 Bales Hay.
~ Dbls No, Lard OIL.
100 F" Carbon Ol.
800 bush Corn Meal. decI
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n BBIs. WILMINGToN TAR, large hhI'
DU 20 Common Rnsin.
mvs CHAS. II. BERRY
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D,--AHoTHER NEW
Nl MEDICAL PAMPHLET fIom the
pen OF DR. CURTIS. The medical Times"
says OF this work: "This vRluabI Ie treatise on
shows how health Is impaired through
secret abuses of youth and manhood, and
how easily IegRIned. 1t gives clear EynoP-
sis OF the impedIments to marriage, the
cause and effects OF nervous debility, and the
remedies therefor" A pocket edition of the
above will DO forwarded on receipt OF %
cents by addressing Doctor CURTIS, No.
5S, North Charles street, BALTIMORE, Md.
imy2S-Iyd
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StuaufiaI.
FIH5T
II A IONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
Designated Depository U. y.

SuRPLuS----- .-.......------....- J9UO
Money received on deposit; Exchange
bought and sold.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted.
Interest on Special Deposits at the rate of
FOUR per cent per annum where the de-
postt remains six months, and 1--WE per
cent, nfOr one year.
Accounts OF Merchants, Manufacturers,
Bankers and others solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale in SUMS 10 suit.
a con slant supply OF New Fractional Cur
rency, and ], 2 3 a SC coin, kept for the ac-
comInodRtion of depositors and the public.
GEo. ADAMS, Cash'r.
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IN the Partnership heretofore existing In
Inc Manufacture ofCopper, Tin and sheet
Iron Ware, between Reid a ROemer Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business will be conducted in the future by
Reed & Jones, at the old stand, who will set
tie all claims due to or owing TO said late
firm, Thankful for past favors the new firm
will endeavor TO merit and hope to receive
a liberal share OF public patronage.
ocl6 REID & JONES.
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EUROPE.

ATHENS, December "a.
The Greek Government has asked of
the Chambers an extraordinary levy of
troops. The National Guard has been
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GEO. W. WOODWARD"
Hon. James Thompson.
Judge Of UIe Supreme Court Of ReIrIIvludHid.
PHILADELPHIA, April IS. 1856.
"I consider "HoOland's German BItIes"
n VALUABLE MEDICINE in case OF attac ks OF
Indigestion or dyspepsia 1 can certify this
from my ex xpeTiencs of II.
YOurs with respect
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DEBILITY.

Resulting fIom any Cause whatever: pEOS-
TRATIOS OF THE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, HQrdEhllS, kXs
nOsure, EeYens. &c.
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JAMES THOMPSON.
From Mr.. Chns. w. nRIIRF.

FREDERICK CrTT, Nd, Sept. II, 1868.
From a conviction of beneht arrived from
the uss Of Dr. HootiRnd's German Tonic, al
though in general aveTEe To Patent Medi-
cInes, 1 cordially recommend the '.TOnic" to
all suffering with Dyspepsia, no other
medicine afforded me such prompt and per-
mRmRnenL lelleE.''
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TESTINIONLALR.

Hon. George w. woodward,
CIieT JuStice Of The Supreme CURT Of FtI.,
PHILADELPHIA, March IG, 1867.
"I md Hoohahds A German BItteFa' Is
q. good tonic, use ~ full In diseases of
beneit in cases OfAAdebiIIty, and want
OF nervous action in the sS stem.
YOurs trIlly