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WIN the Republican party since It's feorgat'1a
rion in that State, he having been defeated oy
savyer for the senatorial nomination by only
Few votes, after caucus in convention wnicn
lasted three months; but the President m
tends placing diplomatic appointment at bis
disposal, tor which he has been an applicant.
The Washington correspondent OF the New
York Tribune writes: "The numerous projects
for inviting European immigration to the
Southern States have been combined, ana
proposition is now being matured to estapiisn
a steamship line between Norfolk, Virgins,
and The ports OF the Mediterranean, including
connections with the country opened mp to the
world BY the completion Of the Suez Canal.
General MCDONALD. of Arkansas, will, at tne
next session of Congress present memorial
on the subject signed by a. q. WaiDrioge, VI
New York, ". II. Trenholm, of South Carolina,
J. ]. Kinds, Of Arkansas. W. b. GLEASON ol
Florida. q. T. Blow, Of Missouri, and others.
He will also preseut q bill incorporating the
steamship company. providing that it shall be
established by subsidies from the Southern
States, and that the Postmaster General shall
contract with them for the carrying of the
mails, at the rate OF $4,000 per week: The
movement will be supported by almost all the
Southern congressman.
The California papers of June II. just re-
ceryed, contain the latest revision OF passen-
ger fares on the Pacific Railroad The charges
are as follows: From San Francisco to Pro-
montory. $50 IN gold; from San Francisco to
Omaha, s1SS; to st. Louis or Chicago. s1SS; to
Cincinnati, s166 so: to Niagara Falls. $17O 80;
to New York, $173; to Boston. $176; all the
through rates payable IN currency. Children
under twelve years u age half price; under five
years tree. One hundred pounds Of baggage
is allowed free to each passenger. The sched-
uie time is, from San Francisco to Chicago,
five days, seven hours; to st. Louis, five days,
five hours; to New York, seven days. A cor
respondent Of the New York Tribune, who has
recently passed over the Pacific railway, gives
eight days two snd-a-halt hours. as the time
required to pass from New York to San Fran
CISCO, waiting five hours ut Chicago and ten
hours at Promontery. The Central Pacific
trains, it is stated, in coming east, pass over
the road eleven hours quicker. than In going
west. Vhe extra expenses for meals and Sleep
ing cars sre from s. to IS a cay. The meais,i
until reaching Omaha, cost seventy-ave cents
each, from Omaha to Promontory 81 tgold,)
from Promontory to sscrmenlo 81 (gold.)
The sleeping car charges vary from fifty to
- q q ---. 2 .--. ~
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:. CHARLES TON.
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-,-..'.,, INC - - =. g,!,.l
THURSDAY MORNING, JULF1, 1859.
Five Dollars . Month.

d. -
| The Washington Express SAP. that e Chi
nsss Immigration Company has been i'rned
at st. Louis, and another at MEMPHIS, fol
tho purpose Of bringing ChiDamen from
the Pacific coast to work on the Southern
sugar and cotton plantations. This com.
pany will import.ths workmeu and complete
the contracts. Thewsges, tits said, will
be only 81 or SIS month and CHEAP
rsiions, and the coolies being psacsable'
laborious,. and thrifty, win be patient
under restraint and heavy labor. As 10.
:borers ON ths-PsulHc Railroad they render.
ed satisfaction by doing their work well and
without creating classification.
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Gspartuersbip .aotife.

iNOPAKTNERsHSPN NOTICE.-THE Ua-
~ DERsIGNED has this day associated with him
in the SADDLERY AND HARNESS business. Mr..
JOHN hebron. The style Of the concern here
after Will be CHAPEAU HEBRON.
F. F. CHAPEAU,
Meeting street, next Mills House.
Charleston, 8. @. July ! 1860. July
IT United PARTNEhsRlP.--TH UN.
IL DERSIaNED have, In accordance with the
Acts Of the General ASS mbly, and under firm name
of WILLIAM GURNEY. ana In conformity with the
articles Of agreement Of Limited Partnership. bea-
ing date 9Th day OF September. 1855, expiring this
day.
it Is mutually agreed to renew and continue the
came under said agreement to June ]. 1871.
fHigned, WILLIAM GURNEY. General Partner
! tSigned) JAY L. ADAMS, Special Partner.
Charleston, 8. e., June !, 1859.
June stuth limo
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Drp GOODS, Gtf.
~ IL K A r b "A IL G AIMS
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
AT
FURCHGOTT &c BRO,
CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.

CASES OF ~ LONGCLOTHS, AT12k CENTS.
A large assortment Of French Corsets, from rs
cents up.
Fine choice Collars Of Grape Maretz only SO
cents per yard.
Freuch Figured csmbrics, at Is cents per yard.
full supply OF Colored Musins, Moz1mbiques.
Bareges, Lenos. 20 per cent cheaper than anywhere
else.
full line OF Swlsses. Cambrics. Nainsooks,
Crossbarred Muslns, at moderate ptices.
5U0 dozens OF English and German La9ies' and
Gems Hosiery, from 12H cents up.
The latest style Of Parasols for Ladies' and Chill
dren. from 60 cents up.
Ladies' Linen Pocket Handkerchief, from 10
cen;s up.
Bob;uet for Paviliols. at reduced prices.
Hoopsk rts for Ladies, from 40 cents up.
A well assorted 'et>cK Of Straw Goods, Ribbons,
Gloves, &C., which W. sell at riicu Gus prices.
Can aud examine stock. Great inducements
are offered at
FURCHGOTT & BRO,
Corner King an Calhoun streets.
An exclusive department for BOols, sHOEs.
HATS and TRUNKS, which we are able to sell 20
per cent. cheaper than any OF Ter house.
Mays 3mos
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Boarding.

IMP ,RTAnT TO CITY RESIDENTS
| Al the BONNETBEAu HOUSE, Aiken, 8. G..
. Board for ibe Summer at s12 per week including
Baths &c.; the coo:est and mos delightful spot IN
these b ghlGnds. Apply to GEORGE GEkNER,
Manager. June ~
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Go Rrut.

FJNU RENT, THE PLEASANTLY STU.
A1ED TWO AND A HALF STORY RESI-
DkNCE, No. s Gadyden. street. opposite Wentworth.
Apply at CHARLESTON STEAM SAW MILL.
June II
DEAL ESTATE AGENTS, AND OTHERS
II having houses to reut, can have their Plscards.
&C., printed at the lowest rates and In the newest
and neatest styles Of type, at The NEWS JOB OF.
fICE, No. 1k9 East Bay
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DissoIutiou Of Gopartusrsbip.

son Is this day dissolved by fts own limitation.
Either partner Is authorized TO sign name OF Firm in
settlement. n. HUM
July LIST, 1859. N. A. HUNT.
TIE SUBSCRIBER WILL CoNTIEUE THE
.AUO ION AND 60 MISSION BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS on his own accountat the old stand, No.
142 Meetings street. N. A. HUNT.
July . 8
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VNHE COPARTNERsHIP H II II e r -
i FORE existing under the 6rm of D. A. WALK
ER co. 10 this day dissolved by mutual cons Mt.
PAYMENT to d, A WALKER. The name OF the firm
will be used ir liquidation. D. A. WALKER.
July 1s 1869. A. T. CHEVREU1.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL cONTINUs The MAR.
BILE AND STONE BU ,lNESS on bis own account In
Meeting street. next to Horlbeok's Alley
Julyl So D. A. WALKER.
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THOMAS COUNTY. Ga. PLANTATION
FOR sALE.-I offer for sale PLANTATION
In Thomas County. four miles from Thomasville,
consisting OF twelve hundred and two and half
acres frst qualify Land, With good Dwelling, Cabins,
Kitchen, Barns, Stables Clubhouse. Gin Packing
Screw Blacksmith shop, &c all under good fence;
I've hundred acres cleared, balance heavily timer
ed. There are three hundred acres OF virgin ham
mock-bounded on the north side by the Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad; on the south by the Monticello
road, and the new railroad from Albany Will come
within half mile Of hfs Plantation.
There Ia @ pever.iaiiiog creek OF hne wster run.
ming through the Plantation; also hye wells nnd two
well stocked fish ponds on the premises. -.
This place Is known as the seward Gone Place"
beng formerly the property OF Hon James L. Sew
ard
The Mules. Horses and other Stock. With all the
Wagons and Agricultural Implom nts, Will oe sold
with the place on reasonable terms.
For particulars, apply to
A.SrEvEN. huo~sl Ga.S
Orto AP. WRIGHT, Thomasvile, G).
Or LII GUILM RTIN co Savannah Ga.
s-The.e are two churches and two schools In
Thomasville. Ga, fHe climate an good nelgnnors
June iWo
L,OK SALE, OLD NEWSPAPr RS nv
II any quantity. Irice rs cents per hundred
The cheapest wrappIuJ paper that can be used. Ap-
DIV al the Office Of THE N WS. March
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Sost cub 1ouub.

II OST, IN KING-STREET. BETWEEN
IL Wentworth and Calhoun, q pair of Gold.rm-
med SPEcTAOLEs. Of much value 10 the owner. A
sui able reward will be paid tor their recovery Ap
ply at IHI, OFFICE II jolly
CTOLEN, FROM MRS. LEVICY SMOKE,
- In Colleton County, two mites from WATERFORD,
on the night OF the 10th April last, her only MARE
The Stare Is black and rather low for her length,
but we'll butt; her body long; both tore feet and
one hind TO are white and branded oo the shout
der $. = The Mare was followed hfsen miles above
Walt.rboro' in the direction of Barawell. A white
man WAS riding her. Mrs. smoke could not have
the thief followed for want of means and her little
crop must be log, without helo. Any information
relative to the Mare will be thankfully received. Di-
rect 10 Mrs. L. SMOKE, Walerboro'. Colle.on Coun-
ty. hay Il
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WANTED. AGENTS rOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng.
lish and German. by Robert stewart, v. b., Of Miss
The work covers the whole ground OF the breeding
both In sickness and health. It has won Its way to
popular favor, and Is to-day the most popular and
best ceiling Horse Book out Address O. F. VEN
Publisher Cincinnati, o. 6mo$ March IL
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A UCTIONEERS, b kO K r. Il 8, AN ID
n others wishing "t or Sale" Flacards, Business
Cards. or other JOB Printing executed with neat
ness and dispatch will consult their interest by leav
ing their orders at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
l49 East BAY.
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IIIANTED, SUBsCRlBEHS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
CHARLES O. RICHTER,
Aurtl 2l - No. 161 Kingstreet.
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8. r. CLUB.
TTRND MEEiING THIS EVENING, AT
"A Eight o'clock, at Fehrenbach's looms. BY or
der of the President. July1
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TlDau1s.

uyANrED. A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w WASH for q email family Must come we'll
recommended. Apply to ". ECKEL, No. 25i KING
6rRkEr. ~ July1
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GOD SAVE IRELAND.
VNHE EMMR1T CIRCLE, T. B.. WILL MEET
IHIs EVENING, at Hibernisu Hall. Meeting at
Eight clock. By order at the ;enre,
July1 G. NUNAN, Secretary.
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-..7.-.x NWs sUMMARK

~ in. New York cotton closed firm. Sales
S9o0bales.
Gold closed atsfaE: - '.,'''. y
.Elni iiserpoot the staple closed active. Up
ssnds l2sa1ass ssa; Orleans 125s122d. Sales $1,000
hales.. sji-H -oc . - ~ ~. -.
The Germans of Cincinnati are already
preperiSs for the great s~ugerfess Of next
summer. -.~,...,,,.,--
-Bismatck says that he always intrusts diff
acalt comm isions to men with, spirited and
ambitious wires. asa -a's =
aeThs New Orleans Picsyune complains that
the government iron-clads stationed there are
going to decay .. .'.'''.'s~
Miss Frances Carney died suddenly at
New York nom the enects Of q sunstroke.
This is the first fatal case reported in New York
this summer. -
y. "A Boston pspsr announces chat immediate
IN after the sanyil ohorus' tho Preaideat told
!, bysssnder the Coliseum s'w6un make good
bqb; wishi hal It." es-t .,~.st 4.,.
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WANTED, ,GENTLEMEH IN NEED OF
w SUMMER CLOTaING. 10 call and examine
the WASHING ION MILLS BLUE FLANNEL SUITS,
at GEO 2GE LITTLE & co.'s, No. 2l3 Klng-street.
Junel tuths1mo
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A UcTTON NOTTCE.-AT LESS THAN AUCTION
n prices al JOHN FIsH RS new and second hand Car.
prt furniture Eediing ins,uton, 23l BDwery between
ENngon and stanton, mide Of ths block Csrpets gurni
turs Bedding, Ma ting, Ocoth, Window Shades, Paper
Hanging, Clocks and Looking Ulassca Also, far price
given for the sans or taken 10 erchsn Ont this out and
note The aud No 2zl Bowery. n B--Two bsndsoms
Furnished Rooms 10 let
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

ITO LET-TIIE LEEDS ART GALLERIES. NOS. sl7 AND
siq Broatwav, southwest corner Twelfth street, from
jane oct j. lssa these galleries ~ by 70 feet with
une top ligt elegantly furnished and draped for eNh
bon purposes and IN every respect the nnest galleries
in the niied states. Apply TO H. H. LEEDS X MINER,
9j Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

c,rIrABIF FOR A HoTEL.-A FOUR STORY BUILD
y ng 80 front BY lS feet deep, ~ aud y West iF
tifih and sixth avenues having soon
patronage from the French theatre, TO le at reasonable
Truf
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

RIO LET-FuR BUSINESS PURPOSES, A sFLENDlD
first Floor 80 feet deep five rooms. Apply a. Il LAST
Sixteenth street Between Union sluare and Fifth
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
SALES AT AUCTION.
IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
j ANTHONY j. BI.EECKER, son 4 CO., will Offer fnr
sale at auction on the premises,
onr Tuesday, JUNE 22,
ap0riion of the Estate known

lASiioSY (: BiEscKsE, sos ! 60, will offer for
sale on at Z susS9 sSs9 09 III H. ggre%ssi'e'' gs ss
aporiion of the Estate known as
.,x. aL1Ia,io Hamilton l,aa, lrars, ,,,.n,
n wSP Tsss
opposite the ferry landns,is but Us minutes from Wall
wiz DIN II va Pos % al
Several Of the very fine Houses on the property wal aso be
70 those ds.as In the country and ys within The The
afford unusual advantages nve.msni impetus
Pamphlets containing map., descrlpoO &c., may be had
a. + j. tAs BEEEcKER, SSis SON Co.. II Cedar street.
public auction on Monday lh ass at II O'clock at tbs
aSs 5 ns ease q s % and 2pSass roa
@ If a psIa Sss saa S %
SIslSas GSofas As
and ssntss gent Also S good Saddle One black % co
Sssa aos hsaih
M ss sG's % kna s
set double Harness Blankets, Robes &c. Sale possvd
BoGART AuoTIoNEER-w WILL SELL ON wEpNEa
day % 1862 at the ns auction a0i on mo- Sols n
fianss Also Sn Friday june 5is Thrs sysnaSS
Glassware wood and tin Toys, slverpated Ware, Sc &c
TAMEs M MILLER, AUcTIoNEER. SATURDAY.
d june ls II A. s27 Acres Of Land, town Of Rye,
Tickets free. 49, ''N'''''
I EwIs E. WOOD, AuCIIosEER;
l2u valuable Lots, at Gfeenvile, n. j.,
a auction yninuss from Liberty street New York s
street or the City Hall Ih%is ssT Ys.s Z. WOOD
"A '''' - 'D On ,fMSSspAy, JUNE Il. Isa
some of the most Hudson
county An the lots osag.ifIy locate high ground
York BrookIyn Staten Island Long Isand &C. The prop
Eastern Boulevard OF Hudson County,
and short distance from the station OF the Central Rail-
Ss% SsE Sas 1s.,
street e rsenve in twenty minutes for 10 cents by
h%Is T q sSss
MoRKIs WILKINS, AUcrIoNEER.
On Firtysxth street,
E. H. LUDLOW co.
"" '''' On TUESDAY, June IS. 1852, at
Ms. .TssnFwo F south siae f;yss'i stree;
$4,5uO can remain on bond and mortgage.
n Il. PIERsoN. AUCToNEER
in ssa 3sGssy snss sss !. Fss .ass S.s ,
Thursday. June Il, at / r. NJ. on the premises,
Important SAFE Of $50 Villa Plots,
BY order Of De Witt Clinton Jones' ESQ.,,
New Providence station the Morris and Essex Rail
road, about hour from New York and mie from
Summit. These lots situated in the attractive
region OF New Jersey among fine improvements and mme
diaey the station The views unsurp.sssd embrac
the lovely Passac Valley the Orange Mountains and the "
cinty of Summit The nrighborhood is unexceptonsble
being within short distance Of several There
will also be offered desirable modern Residence recently
completed and attractive Cottage Special train from he
foot of Barclay street at II NJ. COLLATION. the arrival OF
the train. For raroad passes and full particulars
ply at the Office OF the auctonees % Pine street. New York
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

ITO LET FOR LIGHT MANUFACTURISG, STORAGE
business, &c large twu story brick Building "A Water
street Brooklyn ieicsi Occlpiel Is stDlc alter
10 suit.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
A Sixty
Beautiful Building Lots,
mt
West End, city o; Bergen, ". j.,
At Auction,
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16, 1862

at 81 O'Clock OF. the premises
New ersey Railroad jersey City
Corandt and Desbrsses siects 26 trains daily
fines cars, running dftcen from
Jersey ferry Corhn A and Desbrosses Hoboken
ferry Barclay and Christopher Streets to Hudson City, Five
Corners; ferry, Chambers Twentyt
streets running within blocks of this property.
These lots beautifully located and the surround.
ings ali 6rst class.
hngnetn; hotel Just competet; all modern improve
accommodations 900 water
In The property Is LAID and
private resdences and to be free from nusances For per-
fec. health ness accessibility point
IN The vicinity o. New York. From part of the city below
Cana b. reached n less n'e than Madison
square, much comfo table.
engaged in the lower Part OF the city reman AT their
til r. NJ and 81 i. NJ. be their dinner
Free rides the day q! sale.
Parties taking the 12 ~ train foot OF Cortiandt win
be furnished with
Free Lunch AT the ST. James Hotel
nj IL 80 r. NJ and have time look property before
TIE hour OF ssle. Those taking the ~ NJ train will
IN time for the sale.
further PARTICULARS free tickets maps OF property
apply to Al BRIDGE WOOD. Anctoneers Hudson City
House LEWIS +. WOOD, .? Montgomery street
Jersey City W. COLLINS Ss Pine street, New York or
ST. James Hotel, on the premises.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A NJ. CRIsTALAR & SON. AUCTioNEERs.
N. 4H Bro1dwsy, near Canal
Large SAFE on Tuesday June l5.
Elegant walnut and rosewood
Paror, Climber, Library and Dining Furniture,
To psy advances.
Full particulars In Tuesdays paper
A ssiaSEE's SALE OF
N Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Jeweiry, Watches, Ac.
T. 3. WEINBERGER, Auctioneer.
By s. HERMAN co. " Bowery, will sell Tuesday, Juns
H. l0,s o'clock, quantity Of Buttons, Combs Collars
Linens, Dry and Fancy Goods, Hats Jewey Vaschcs Nc
Sale positive without reserve BY order OF John Hancock
aseignee.
A LARGE AND PEREMProRy AUCTION SALE OF
~ fnagnncent Household Furniture, Ine Carpets &C.,
&C. most OF which perfect order having been nut
Ife used. y. BARR. Auctionecr, will sell on Monday
June the entire eeRant Furniture, 6c., contained In
the large brown stone house l East Nnecenth street. com
encpg at to O'Clock precisey consisting Of an elegant
roeewood seven octave Piaooforte magnihcen Suits IN
large variety OF superb Bedroom Furnurc In nne carved
walnut NC. pure horsebar Msttresses 60 hne Dining
Room Furniture Tableware. Nc. Fu psrtlcuars IN ceta
lopues. N. B-sale positive and without reserve.
A UCTroN sALE-GREAT SALE or BLOopED
n Stock Major G. W. BARKER, auc,ionecr al New Pres
tom Conn, 10th June Fy head OF Horses consisting Of
OF Highland Maid stock ard the Ee Of Ashland the pro-
perty MI George G. Hitchcock Trains leave New York
UP ~ Tuesday, arriving at New Preston 81 ~ o'clock.
and on Wednc .day o'clock A. NJ arriving O'Clock
~ NJ IN time the s,e Take New ork and New Haven
Raroad Bird gepo and Housatonio road N New Milford
where conveyances will be IN waiting 10 convey purchasers
10 place OF SAFE.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

CRENr REDUCTION oF RRNT.-HOUsEs NOS %
VI - Aui,v street; Oh the modern Improvements;
sss fixtures &c. Open from9to 10 81.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13
Unturri-ied.

NTg2i BRO tDwAY- STANLEY DAY MAILS FREE AN
y extensive unturfshcd iiOuscs suitable private
dwelling boarding houses az all prices and ia any loca
tisn.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A TWO STORY MODERN HOUSE TO LET. N WEST
y ThirfirlA G70. Apply 20 =. g. SMITH, 22
william street Frankfort House.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

c,TOREs TO LFT-IE GOOD LOCATIONS; RENTS FROM
y so up In0uire of T. j. GIBBONS 1903 Beeeker street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

EBEN HATHAWAY, AucTfosEER-sELLsM MoMp,Ar, Mn,Ns.,.
~ 18th, ~ II O'Clock Mt vescy street. bc0ow toPe'''
bO 900 CIgars. uroceries. Wines. Llauors.
The New York herald., 1869-06-13

A PRIVATE FAMILY HAS THREE ROOMS, NOT ASD
~ cold water, without board, TO single kenhemtn west
tide. Address for three davs NJ. Herald Obce.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Conclusive Evidence In Favor Of Hos.
letters Stomach BitteFs.

w. H. REESE, leading druggist in Mon
GcelIo, Ill in q letter OF June q, 1868 writes
to this effect: Havl1E sold -hostetter's
Bitters for the past four years, 1 cannot
but speak of the article as being the pest
tonic and GppetizfT extanT. During the
agUe season of 1866, / could not keep q
sufficient stock on hand to supply my Gus
toners. In fact, your Bttters was as staple
as QUinine. 1 learn that physicians pre-.
scribe 1t all over the Western country.
Indeed, great many families think they
are not safe without your invaluable
tonic"
J. K. WITHEE SPOON, ESD, a magistrate
of Kersh W County, ). c., states, Inder
date April Is, 1868, that he has used the
BltterS contautly in his own family for
the previous two years. He first tried the
preparation when suffering from exhauS-
tiOn produced by a severe attack of fever.
perlenced a remarkable change for the
better. He had tried brandy at the outset,
but found TIN 1t did him more harm than
goOd. In one month from the time he
commenced using the Bitters his health,
strength, and appetite were restored. He
line circumstances, and never known it TO
fail, and had found 1t a peril CT specific for
chtlls and fever.
Mr. SAMUEL Young, of Clarion, Pa, I'M
der date April 6, 1855, certihes that he was
com pIetely cured of " one OF the most dis
tressIng attacks of dyspepsia that ever
aff1Ic ed any mortal" by three bottles OF
the Bitters, after " various other remedies
had proved powerless" Restored to per.
f ct health, he thanks "that excellent
preparation for the result"
DR.. q. NJ. SPENCER, of Brush Greek, Perry
County, Alabama, Wrttt' thence Feb. B,
1868, says: " l have used your Stomach
B1tterS for several years in my practice,
tiers now prescribed by the profession gen.
orally"