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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

COLUMBIA, December 2S.-Sa!es of
cotton to-day Ga bales-middlings %.
NEW YORK, December 2S-Noon.-
Money active, at Z. Sterling o..
Gold 3424. Governments firm and
advancing. Flour and wheat dull
and declining. Corn 1c. lower. Mess
pork declining-2675. Lard declin-
lng-steam 175G@l776. Cotton quiet
and steady, ut 25(025L.
Z P. M.-Cotton closed O shade
firmer; sales Q, 100 bales, at 25L-
closing at 25ll4. Flour slightly favors
buyers. Wheat dull and lower. Corn
heavy-white Southern 1.O2@1.O3;
yellow l.G7. Mess pork dropping
Lard q shade easier-kettle 17(01YL.
Whiskey quiet. Rice dull-Carolina
9%@9. Orleans molasses 750SO
Freights firmer-cotton steam Ia
Ole. Louisville superfine -four S. SO.
Mess pork %. Lard 18. Bacon
clear sides 1724. Whiskey 100.
Money stringent, at z. Gold 347aM
85. >0S
BALTIMORE, December 2S.-Flour
and wheat extremely dull. Corn
firm-whito 85@S7; yellow S7(6e9.
Oats dull, at 63(@6s. Provisions un-
changed.
Y CHARLESTON, December 2S.-Cot-
ton stiff; sales 425 bales; receipts 278.
AUGUSTA, December 28.-Cotton
market active and prices frmer; sales
l,034 bales; receipts 1,437-mid-
dlings 23@23I.
SAVANNAH, December %. Cotton
firm and in good -middlings
24@2414; receipts of the day 1904.
MOBILE, December 28.-Sales of
cotton 1000 bales, including 500
after the market closed on Saturday;
prices firm, at 231s; receipts 1868.
New ORLEANS. December 28.-
Cotton stifer--middlings 231a@23A;
sales 5000 bales; receipts 7,Sli.
Gold 351s. Flour-low grades scarce
and firm-superfine, at 7.50; double
7.62(@775: treble 99S,5O. Corn
quiet, at 78. Pork dull, ut 28,5
Bacon scarce-shoulders Ia; clear rib
18|; clear 19@191a; hams 17@18,
Sugar active and firmer-common
9@9M; yellow clarified 121l@12M.
Molasses active and firm-common
$4,000; prime 64@66; choice 6807O.
Whiskey quiet Western rectified
LII. Coffee steady-fair 14L(9
14A; prime 16IWl7.
LONDON, December 28-Noon
Consols 92l4. Stocks quiet.
LIVERPOOL, December 2S-Noon.
Cotton quiet.
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The remains of the late Prince
Albert have been removed from the
temporary to the permanent tomb in
the Royal Mausoleum near Frogmore
House, in Windsor Park. The gran
ite sarcophagus stands in the middle
OF the central chamber of the mauso-
leum. This chamber is octagonal in
shape, thirty feet in diameter. and
sixty-five feet high. The walls are
adorned with colored marbles and
painting. On the lid of the sarcopha-
gus is recumbent figure, in marble.
of his late Royal Highness.
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The famous Black Hole of Calcut-
ta has ut last been discovered by Dr.
Norman Chevers, a sanitary writer.
1t has never been identified before.
though its whereabouts have been
suspected. The historical description
of the place made it only about
twenty feet square. The Southern
curtain of the old fort of Calcutta is
being pulled down, and in one part
of it DIR. Chevers has come upon a
room or space which is the exact
compartment to the Black Hole. On
the night Of June 21-22, 1855, LAG
Englisbmen were confined in this
small room. Only twenty-three OF
them came out alive in the morning.
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If all the letters in the alphabet
were to run a race, which letter
would be sure to be first in startingp
The letter s. o1 rs
A lively Hibernian exclaimed at a
party where Theodore Hook shone
the star of the evening: go.
Master Theodore, but you're the
hook that nobody can bate!"
Little Sarah Colt, aged eleven
years, started the first Sunday school
In Patterson, N. j., seventy-five
years ago, and taught it forty years.
What two animals took the least
baggage into the ark? The rooster
and the fox, which took a brush and
comb between them.
A young woman in New York can't
be married because her veil hasn't
arrived from Paris.
There will be four eclipsos during
1869, two of the sun and two of the
moon. One of the latter will be visi-
BILE here on the eth of January.
A man in Memphis, Tenn, last
evening, had his leg almost wrenched
off by a sky rocket. Amortal wound
was inflicted.
1t is stated that the Havana lottery
is to be suppressed. This will entail
loss of 81, 600, 600 per annum to
the islands treasury.
Two Egyptian steamers unfortu-
nately came in collision, in the Gulf
of Smyrna, and 200 passengers are
reported killed by the shock.
What is the difference between n
belle and burglar? One wears false
locks and the other false keys.
Some one says the best way for
man to train up child in the way
1t should go, is to travel that way
occasionally himself.
A S2,000,OOO swiudlo in Chicago
has been discovered, and Robert
Lincoln is one of the losers.
The South Carolina Baptist has been
merged in the Religious Herald, pub
lished in Richmond, Va.
Useful line of busincss--the
clothes line.
Modern asylumns for sour bread
boarding houses.
Circumstances alter cases-partic-
ularly reduced circumstances.
The citizens of Augusta, Ga, en-
joyed skating on Christmas day.
A place to get bad habits-a cheap
clothing store.
What is the relation between side
walk aud front gait?
Courtship is bliss, bnt matrimony
is blister.
Light iterature-The books of 1.
gas company.
Beverage Compoundary" is tho
sign on New York rummery.
An ill-bred mana sick baker.
Oldest cup on record-hic-cup.
Artless ladies are never heartless.
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Auction Sales

Positive Sale of Bacon, Sides, Shoulders,
Hams, Coffee, Sugar.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.
WE will sell, TOMORROW "Wednesday
MORNING, the 30th inst, at 10 O'Clock,
at our auction store, without reserve,
Cases of Smoked G. r. SIDES,
Gases Of '' Bellies,
Cases of " N. Y. Strips,
Hhds. Prime Shoulders,
Casks OF y. G. Canvassed Hams,
Barrels Of s. 9, Unbagged Hams,
Cases of Dry Sailed Sides,
Cases of " " Bellies,
Boxes Prime Goshen Cheese.
Tubs Extra Lard,
Boxes Layer Raisins,
Barrels Crushed Sugar,
Barrels Grocery Sugar,
Bags Prime Rio Coffee,
Boxes Candles,
Barrels Mountain Irish Potatoes,
so barrels Extra Family Flour,
Fine Mountain Butter in small tin Oanr.
ALSO,
One Two Horse Carriage and Harness.
Conditions cash. Dec 292
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Business Stand.
BY D. C. PElXOTTO & SON.

WE will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
January, the 4th proximo, in front Of the
Court House, at 10 O'clock,
All that lot and parcel of LAND, situat-
ed, being and lying in the ci3y of Column
bia, on the West eide of Richardson street,
between. Upper and Lumber streets; bound
ed East by Richardson street, and 'front.'
ing thereon fifty feet, more or less; South
West by lot of the estate OF j. D. Kenne-
dy, and North by lot of tho same. Upon
the promises there is Brick Store, with
four rooms and out-buidings.
Terms at sale. Dec 23+
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Desirable Cottage.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.

WE will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
January, at public auction, in front Of
the Court House, at 10 o'clock,
All that certain lot, pieco and parcel Of
LAND, situated, lying and being in the
city Of Columbia, with the Cottage there.
on; bounded on the North and West by
lots owned by DR.. F. w. Green, OH tho
East by lots of Henry Davis, on tho South
by Medium street-measuring on the said
Medium street So feet by 108, more or less.
Conditions at sale. Dec 23+
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News ltcus.


CHARLESTON, December 2S.-Ar-
rived-Steamer Magnolia, New York
schooner Mary Ripley, Philadelphia.
Sailed-Steamer Falcon, Baltimore;
schooner Rosalie Harbor, Island of
Bahamas.
RICHMOND, December 28.-Gen.
Stoneman has directed the Mayor to
hold in custody Sally Anderson, who
was recently released by Judge Un-
derwood.
NEW YORK, December 2S.-The
failure of Storms, Thusber & Co.,
retail dry goods merchants, is an
nounced.
HAVANA, December 28.-The revo.
lutionists destroyed the lighthouse
at Lucretia Channel, thereby endan-
gering navigation of the Bahamas.
1t is reported that 800 filibusters
landed at Cochonas, December 1S,
and that $4,000 troops at Santiago
are surrounded by 10000 insurrec-
tionists. Several jars of strichnine,
among the insurrectionists' baggage,
was captured at Moran. General
Latorre sailed on Friday, for Santa
go, with troops. 600 Government
troops were closely besieged ut Man
zanillo. when, in consequence Of
bad food, the cholera appeared.
Accounts of the battle at Moran are
entirely conflicting.
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Branchyille Hotel to Rent.

A ANCN THE attention Of capital
&GaS5Aus2 lists is particularly directed
as,Sf ~ to the numerous advan-
y; Itages Of the BRANCH
WILLIE HOTEL, from it's peculiar situa-
tion, being ut the junction OF the Columbia.
Augusta end Charleston Divisions Of the
south Carolina Railroad, and upon the
direct line, North and South, it is insured
the patronage of a large local and through
travel.
Bids for it's occupation for the ensuing
year, Will be received by II. T. PEAKE,
General superintendent South Carolina
Railroad, at Charleston, s. c., until Janu-
ary 1. Dec 273
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tate Sale OF Household Furniture. &c
BY JACOB LEVIN.

BY permission OF W. H. wigg, Esq, Judge
OF Probate for Richland County, will
9th January next, ut 10 o'clock,
All the Household and Kitchen FURNI-
TURE, consisting of general and largo
variety, belonging to the estate of the late
James s. Guignard, deceased.
Sale positive, without any reserve.
zee ~ mtuth
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saTelegraph
Gable Despatchcs.

LONDON, December 2s. / The East
crn question is more threatening. A
conference is not absolutely certain.
The Porte declined yielding any
points necessary to basis for COM
promise. "W
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Government Property at Auction

Government Property at Auction.
W. T. WALTER, AUCTIONEER.
WTILL be sold. at public auction. at 10
w o'clock A. NJ, on THURSDAY, the
3lst day of December, 1868, at the Office OF
the Disbursing Officer, Bureau Refugees,
Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, Senate
street, Columbia, s. O., the following Go
vernment property, viz:
HORSES, Horse Equipments and Office,
Furniture.
Terms cash, in Governm. u, funds. Pro-
perty to be removed immediately after
sale. EDWARD T., DEANE
Dec 23 6 DIsbursing Officer, s. c.
Assignee's Sale
d. G. PEIXOTTO & SON, AUcr1oNEnRs.
In &c Peter w. Kraft, of Columbia, Bank,
rupt.
RI virtue Of an order of Hon. George 8.
ID Bryan, Judge of the United Statee-
District Court, for tho District Of South
Carolina, will sell. on TUESDAY MORN
ING, January 5. 1868, at 10 o'clock, at tho
store of ID. G. Peixotto Il Son,
About 500 Bushels of Prime CORN; the
property of the Bankrupt Estate of tho
said =. w. Kraft. Terms cash.
THOMAS J. LAMOTTE,
Dec u stuth5 Assignee.
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Furnished House to Rent.

"a ONE Of the most pleasant and con-
1I,H venient COTTAGE HOUSES in the
city, situated in desirable neigh
borhood, Is offered for RENT. Apply to
p"c2! EDWIN ). SCUTr.
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To License Holders.

10 License Holders.
CRY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, December &c, 1868.
DERSONS to whom the city authorities
Il have granted License for selling spi-
rituous LIQUORS and for other purposes,
are notlticd that all Licenses expire on tho
FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT.
Applications for renewal, accompanied
by the required bond and the money, must
be deposited with the City Clerk, on or be-
fore that date. J. 8. MCMAHON,
Dec ~ CITY Clerk
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Razors and Razor Strops.
Hair Brushes.

HHHE Largest and Best Assortment of
Il English and French BRUSHES-s
thing Superb
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Fires.

WORCESTER. MASS, Jan. 27.-Hey-
ward q Co.'s Boat mandatory was
partially burned this morning. Loss
estimated at 81. 600; insured for SIS, 600.
Pennimead and Harrington, groeers,
in the adjoining building, was damaged
by water. Fully insured. Origin ofthe
IRE, unknown.
SEDALIA, Mo-, Jan. 27.--A Ere this
morning, destroyed six buildings oc-
cupied by L. 7. FlooEsheim; dry goods;
Messberger q CO., liquors; Timer q
Shoeb, stoves and tinwarss Bard q Co,
Wolf u Bro, dry goods; Levi q Bro,
dry goods. The three first named
houses lose pretty much everything.
The three latter saved portion of their
stock. Los estimated NJ f60, 900 to S70,-
600. Insurance small.
STREETsvILLE, @. W., Jan. 27.-The
extensive linen mills Of Goderham Il
Worts, were destroyed by IRE ON Sat
urttay night. Loss 500, 600.
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Melg YorIE. RpectnIn.

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.4The SUMS
Washington special says. Gen. Banks
will to-day present to the House q re-
port of our foreign relations from the
Committee on the Rights of Natural
lied Citizens. 1t is very long, making
ten columns. 1t says: The treaty OF
peace between the United States and
Great Britain at the. close of the war of
In dependence, left unsettled subjects OF
in ternati0nal Importance. list. The
inlpressment of ssamen. I'd. The
right of searchS and Sd. The question
of ,expatriation.a The question of the
right of. repatriation is the most inn
portant of all, and upon which both
these other claims rest. 1tstill remains
unsettled. and under different circnm-
Stances becomes. the most important
question of the. day. And again; for
eign government attach much impor-
lance to the fact that the laws of
the United States, az interpre-
ted by It's Judicial tribunals, sus-
tain their claim to the perpetual all
lhnee Of their native born subjects.
This - one of many embarrassments
that attend this ditficu1t and delicate
question. The report concludes. When
al the resources of the Government
shall have failed to produce the recog-
milton by other governments, of the
principal of public, law SO long main-
tanned by this Court In regard to the
rights of naturalized citizens, the Presi-
dent shall be invested with the same
authority within our Jurisdiction, as to
the subjects OF other governments, that
foreign States enforce upon American
citizens within their Jurisdiction. In
cases Of collision, reprisal, or war, a
State IL justified In OBTAINING for
eigneF against his will, according to
Won Martens law Of nations, but Il Is
not anticipated that such proceedings
will be required. 1t cannot be that In
this age, when all the political tradi-
lions Of the middle ages are trembling,
that Europe will at this day rush 70 ex.
tremities TO sustain q claim repndiated
by every authority of law, humanity,
civilization or Justice.
Secretary Seward states that he does
not expect this Congress will pay for
9Tailrussia, but the next one will.
Several members have resolutions
ready to offer directing the Secretary Of
the State to issue an amount OF bonds
bearing Interest in gold equal to the
amount of legal tenders WithraWn
during last year.
The Herald's special says: Mr.. Wash
bu1ue Is perfectipg his bill to secure
telegraphic postal communications
throughout the United States.
Senator Wilson speaks to-day on re-
| construction,
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= 81 LOUIS, January ga committee
app9lnted by the General Grant Club
t.ltl9nss an address to the Republi-
~ OF missouri, in which thew give
ny .l0lloWing, among other reasons.
10y 10y - S-en n Grant should be nominal
. y: re republican National Con-
Nsntlon Tor President: BecaI1sFa ma a
an, honest man. and has proved ,Sin5ssjf
20 pc patriots because he is a TIIly, "A
Lne people, sprung from their ~ nj
osNStSu 70 their interests: beCausa hsa ig
5S,sses9 OF InQSe rare qualities SO me-
S IS IN 9 chiet magistrate, amidst
tne present political omplsoafion1 I1is
Practtcal common sense. nnfiino1s,;,. S.
9 1s Itnlnatton OF purpose and a cles7
80 ELIMINATION as ito men and neSs-
S1tesi BECAUSE he viii practice ana IN.
l9Ees the most rigid economy in ever
az ~, - OF the Government; because
nus views on the question Of reconstr,1c-
ton are in harmony with, fboso
OF congress because he WIN nete
Guy equal and exact Justice TO an.
s99EnonE reference to condition. color or
nl9Slonelttyi because he Is mapnanf-
tllo0s ana VIII administer the Govern
mene on the liberal and prograssiva
principles of the Rspnblican naTty.
because he can place our financial syss
seEn on p solid basis and Vitalize our
commences at home and abroad: because
ne mas the VIII to give weight 70 orr
nati,onali lily among the nations, and viii
settie up the Alabama claims or ''move
Immediately on the works Of the enc
Snys because he viii see that our f1ar
oe respected by all other nations how.
ever powerful, and VIM protect our
naturaltzed citizens Wheneyer or
WhereYer thelr rights may be assailed
Or their liberty abridged; because cen.
Grant . To-day the hraE choice CSf An
oNetN heiming majority of the Ameri-
can people for their next Chief Maqis-
tE.tes The formation ofGrant clubs In
commended.
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10 Yorl. Cattle 1Inrke,.

Receipts for the week, 5,eO7 beeyes;
1927 sheep and lambs; 15, ass hogs.
tive and declined Ha1c; trade to-day
Slow onerings, 1880 head extra &C l7H
alSei prime, 16s<a17j<c; first QUALITY.
l0Na16c; fair to good, 15a161fc; orii-
nary, 1Sa14ci inferior, 1lal21<c.
SHEEP AND LAAERs-SOld moderately
at t1a prices, closing steady; extras,
71{a71<c; prime, 63Sa7c, Interior 10 com.
mon, 45<a6c. Among the sales to-day
were 1SS Michigan at 71<c, 1877 do az
61sc, and 174 Ohio at 61fc.
Hoas-Quiet and so lower than on
Monday; SO car loads ON sale to-day,
range 7a71fc.
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COLGATE q CO.'S
Bankruptcy.

TJHIs - 10 GIVE NoTloE, THAT ON
the 9Th day Of january. A. D. 1888, q
the estate of Charles n. Gilber10n, OF n ether
RroV1denC0 Township, In the county OF
mas heen ndtudged Bankrupt ON HIS own
PetiLon; that the payment of any DebtB and
odltyeIy OF any properly belonging 70 such
bankrupt TO him or for his use, and Tie
Iansler OF any property by him, are forbid
DEN by law taRt meeting OF the Creditors
ofthesaid bankrupt to prove their DEBIT.
ana 70 choose one or more aEalgnee8 OF his
estate, viii be held at a Court Of Hon IgFunacyT
% be holden At tine Registers Odica On
state street. over the Post Once, In the B0r-
ough Of Melll0I u Raid county, before
samuel b. Thomas, Esq, on the thirty-drIt
day Of January, A. D., 1855, at O'Clock b, M
AARON JAMES,
Dep. o. 8. Mammal - GG01lengeF
lAn14.ltoW8W
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Inactive and nominally unchanged.
BarleY-Dult but held firmly, with
small sales nc g 12a2 Is.
PRoYIsIoNs-PoEk-H at so but
Inactive. Iard-F1rmlY held at IKE.
Green Meats-Unchanged very little
demand.
DRESSED Hoas-In fair request; the
bulk OF the sales were at 81 has Is for
light; extra heavy s. 25as so all round.
1919 LATER.
GRAlN-W heat-Closing at s. Os1<a
Sc. Louis.
JANUARY 27;=FLoUR-Nothing do
ing; prices unchanged.
-Whe8t-Firm at So 5Oa2 65
for red and white winter. Corn-No
demand for shelled; ear sells at 77aSOc.
Oats-steady- at 61a69o. Rye-Cn-
changed. Barley-UnchanRed
PRovLsIoNs-Nomin unchanged.
Lard-A little firmer at l2S<al5S<c,
fierce.
Toledo.
JANUARY 27.-GRAIN-Wheat Firm
ana unchanged; sales Of amber at Sc 66;
no. spring 50 is. Corn-ShRde bet
Yer; sales new at Seas03Sc. oats-Sales
nllchigan 81 691<c. Rye-Unchanged
Barley-Sales No. at 81 rs.
DRESSED HoaS-Quiet at 71<aSS<c,
$40 so.
Milwaukee.
.. J q :1gA1C :27.-FLOUR-Dulli city Xxx
n, GRAlN- Wheat Firm at s. 10 for
BuRNlO.
JANUARY 2L-GRA1N-Corn- 81 OF.
Others unchanged.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 26-!The Heraldss
srecisi from Havana, Jan. Is. saws:
Senior FialIo, the Dominican Commits
sioner 20 Jainaica, had TO leave money
les and without having been able TO
obtain either powder or balls. We have
accounts that auAua y pegteFed with
convicts from Cayenne. They have
been sent back at the e1pense of the
French Government. Al GreYtl Zion
China, Seven died on the passage.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. 27.-Action has
been brought in Kings county Court
by TheOpOlis Q. CalicOt against the
New York Times for libel, in scharging
him with having been bFfbed by the
Speakership Of the Assembly TO desert
his party and Join The Republicans
several years ago. The damages are
laid Ct $50 900.
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Frorl coInllIbn.l. ORC.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. z7.-The election
for q congressman In the Eighth Dis
trIct 70 MI the vacancy caused by the
death OF @. s. Hamilton, resulted in
the election Of Gen. John Beatty by
over one thousand majority.
The Ohio Monumental Committee,
To-day. appointed Governor Hayes, W .
81. DsshIer and Joseph s. SulliYant, of
this city, a committee 20 contract with
Z. D. Jones, OF Cincinnati fora marble
bust OF President Lincoln 70 place in
the R0tunda OF the State House.
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FROM PI.lIaaeIphla.

PHnADELPH1A, Jan. 2s.-Early this
morning, Charles Edwards was attack
ed by thieves, in the ssreet and beaten
with fshilly' and stabbed through the
the assaBins has been arrested and
idontifed-b by Edwards.
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READ THE EYIDENoE.
liessra. perl.ls g Rolton.

llesAs. Devhls q Bolton.
GENTLE1CEN:-Forthe last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily nom Sc.
we're attacks OF Dygpepaias so much so that I
could with difficulty retain q meal I'm my
stomach more than twenty minutes. At
about the heart; n general Depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache.
dizziness or dimness of sight. tried va.
partitions, without being affofdeds any 81.
1ectaal relief, till used four bottles ofstHnh-
6eps Golden BitteHR,n since (which period
have not been troubled with a single one
OF the above complaintss From the benedt
those Suffers have AFFORDED me, 1 feel IL my
duty 10 express publicly my grateful thAnlSs
GE0,sA. BANCHOFT,
- ACCOuntan and C0ItaNfdf
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NEW YoRK. March sun, ls5l,

AEeS1s. Geo. @ HIsbbel6 Co.. Hudson, N. Y.
3ENTs.-AEy fainily having been the ne
ciplent OF marked benefit In health by the
use OF your Golden Bttter6," ann induced
TO aclEnoVFledSe my sense Of gratitude in
this letter, which you are privileged TO use
as yon desire. lean confidently assert that
since the INST bottle Of your BftteFs entered
my house have heard Of no complaint Of
dyspepsia- Ny wife had been troubled with
the malay Tor yeaTs. ana had also been
and the disease have both LETT, and 8hB518
well. Other members Of my family seIldofse
thaRood qualities OF your article, md j can
oniy aay in e0neluBion, that i should be
happy % give verbal evidences to the doubt
ing any time they may call ON me. With
much regard, am,
IA. GRAHAM.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-01-28
Nrw YoRK, January Il. 1854.
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Geo. o. HIIbbel q C0-Gaaaensa: We have
analysed yonr Golden BlfteTa, and mud maj
iB compound parts entjtle it 70 the notice or
the medical profession. Since our analyHis
we have used 1t in our pFletieesWfth very
Satisfactory results, anu Ed Il particularly
well calculated TO correct tine anRenent OF
the digestive organs, enoh "a dyspelGin, dlAr.
Fhoea, sick headlaehe, eholic. tEe,s &C. and Is
q superior tonic for daily use In moderate
quantities for aged persons, and also for
fhoBerof delicate constitp lions. YOnn8, a.,
poctoFs ]. ~. q 4. =. NORBUhY,
No. ia East I'D street,