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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27
CHE.4P ADVERTISING.

TEE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large al that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
oest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu ,tions or servants;
eho Want houses or apartments, OF have them
Q rent; who want or who offer board and iodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles OF value.
THE News has no equal; and in order that oil
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the followlng, scale Of CHEAP ADvss-
rIsEhRffs, pdynseni for which must invariably
be made uhen aeOarder is siosa:
Advertisements OF situations wanted by or
oEs,ed TO clerks, eovernesses, tutors, work.
MEN, mschanlcs, house-servants. porters, chop.
boys,pcooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted Or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and tniscells-
neops wants Of all kinds.
TRoreaeh ,insertlon OF advertisements of the
classes specified: - T.
Not exceeding rHazz LINES or 20 woris. ..2s cents
ga .. t,.,:l =. Four LINES or 80 words. 40 "-
..2iya 90: FIVE LINES or 20 words......s
ils1lI advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered IT TIE
EEWs Office bY sP. II. IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

FmHua EIouRsIoa.-By an advertisement
in our paper twill be noticed that our citi-
.ksns who may wish 10 enjoy the delightful
ocean air for few hours, with the excitement
attending good fishing, will have an opportu-
nifty at clock tomorrow morning. when the
steamer Samson will. leave AecoEmo lation
wharf for tAsf black fish banks. The Samson
lis strong and well provided steamer, and
Captain Flynn win take good care Of his pas
sepgsrs.. J. who will have a fine chowder served
up to them without charge. This occasion
shouhno be neglected, as the opportunity
will giyea fine chance for G days enjoyment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

.THE woIF Is eunr.- Yesterday "Msrshai'
Lafayette L woolf was srraigned before Ma
gistrate Mishaw, colored, to answer the charge
.os having. on Saturday afternoon last, conceal
ed himself and revolver ip . house Oh Broad
street, with intent to shoot Alderman T. J..
Maokey. Woolf was very quiet, and in con-
sideration OF this iscs -xis bound over IN the
sum OF 800 to keep the peace. Magistrate Mi
shaw said that "Woolf looked 80 lamblike that
hecould Rot imagine himfto have been the
rosit1g lion Of Saturday,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

DIANosI PIANO OsIi
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-27

presentation of the ball 10 the victorious club,
Mayor Pillsbury, who bad accompanied the
line from the Citadel, was called upon.
He, as others had done before him, express
ed the deepest regret for what had occurred,
stating that he had gone to the ground to wit
ness the games and was SURPRISED and mortified
to see that riot was in progress, and being
utterly powerless to quell it with the force at
his command, he had requested detachment
Of the military. which had been granted. He
had been unable, up to this time, to ascertain
the origin OF the riot, or to learn who were the
originator but give my pledge that every
effort that can be made will be exerted to bring
the perpetrators to justice. And I further
pledge that every man Of the excursionists
shall be protected 30 long as he remains in the
city.
Three cheers and tiger we're given, after
which General R. 81. Anderson, te1-Confede-
rate) WAS called upon. He stated that he had
called upon Colonel Edly. who was an old army
friend of his, and requested protection for the
band, which he had granted. He then proposed
the Colonels health, which was drank, and
three cheers and tiger given for him.
Lieutenant Savage, who Was in command of
the detachment on duty at the hall, was called
upon. He stated that he AMI his soldiers had
been det iiled to protect the excursionists from
the negro mob, and they would do their duty.
DEPARTURE.
Some further toastiug aud speech-makiug
followed, after which the line was reformed,
and marched down street.-the negroes,
who had had large accessions to their original
ly large numbers following, now and then
throwing missiles, tut bur..is no one. At the
corner OF State and Queen streets, and also at
the corner OF Broad aud East Bay streets, the
mob gave every indication OF charging the line,
but shrunk back each time as the soldiers
turned upon them. At Boyce's waarf, where
the steamer Nick King lay, the Chief of Police,
who arrived shortly after the FIRST rot, so
posted the troops and the police as to prevent
the negroes from gong upon tho wharf. AZ
ter somo little delay, during which
President McCabe and others of tho Car
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

HARsIoNICs.-Every Tuesday and
Friday night our ears are regaled with
sweet sounds from twelve or fifteen in
struments in the hands of as many
gentlemen musicians of our city,
under the leadership of Prof Geo@H H.
Briggs. The rooms ofthis new society,
called the Harmonic Society of Della
ware, are on the floor beneath our sane
tum. It is the desire of the members
to improve themselves in the divine
art, aud also to favor our citizens with
monthly subscription Concerts, giving
music of a superior kind. It is the
plan OF the Harmonic Society 10 dis
pose of all tickets 10 subscribers, and
sell none at the door, thereby securing
comfort to the audience by the isssning
of only tickets enough to correspond
with the seats in the Hall. The Har-
monic Society is composed OF some of
the first young gentlemen of the town,
with Mr. j. c. Bfecht, President ;
Charles Jennings, Vice President /;
Prof Geo. H. Briggs, Musical Director ;
c. B. Brandebury, Treasurer and R.
R. Welch, Secretary. They will favor
the citiZens-ef- -pelaware with their first
Concert, on Thursday night, March 25th,
at s8Ifller's Hall. A number efour
young ladies are associated with the
Society, as Honorary and active mem
bers, and will lend their assistance 4 in
its public tertainm e nts. In
addition to the subscription tickets in
the hands of the Committee, reserved
seats may be secured at the Music and
Book Stores, where plats of the Hall
may be seen. Let US second the efforts
Of the Society, by giving. them a full
house on theirfirst appearance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

| IMPORTANT ENTERPRIsE.-The road
i leading from Delaware to BeIlepoint,
through the Irish section, has, as many
of our readers are aware, a very bad
name. Although an important road,
it is at some seasons of the year almost
impossible from the depth of its mud,
and the balance of the time exceeding
ly rough and is found to be a "hard
road to travel" generally, take it
when you will. It is also the most di-
rect route to Delaware from a large
tract, ,beyond the Scioto, embracing the
Mill Creek, Pleasant Valley and White
Sulphur regions, the trade Of which is
now mostly diverted from us. Della
ware is the nearest point of Importance
to these regions, and with a good road,
such as the Delaware and BelIepoint
Turnpike Company proposes building
would naturally command a large
share of The trade of its Inhabitants
while it would furnish a good and ac-
cessible market for the products oftheir
farms. The stock of this Company has
all but about So, 900 been taken. The.
officers are now endeayoring to raise
the balance, and have determined that
it must all be subscribed before the
work is commenced. In order to Sc
cure this desirable road, it is necessary
that every person interested should
take his full share of its steek-which
will no doubt soon return dividends to
the holder. Those who own land along
the line should especially interest
themselves, and subscribe literally to
a public enterprise which will so great
ly add to the value Of their property.
Our business men are also directly in
terested in this and all the other like
in contemplation and
should by all means, give them their
aid aud counteuance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
s'Bnrrett's'lis. the household word.

7 AAVUt- bsIIIVOts O1Iot1LoI'
| Halls Vegetable SiciIian Hair ReneWer,
the most popular preparation of the age.
Sold by all druggists.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


March, that gives us a new President, is
also the inaugural month of many harras-
sing disorders. Entangled in its fogs are the
seeds of cOugnS, colds, and OF that alterDa-
ton OF frigfdIty and fire, more widely
known than admired, called fever and ague.
The only way TO avoid these "little unpleas-
antnesses - is to render the system strong
enough to fight off the atmospheric poison
that produces them, and the best way TO en-
with HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS.
II a ayfarer were eredibly informed that
O rJffian was waiting at the next corner, he
would doubtless turn in his tracks. and lake
a safer route to his destination. With just
about the same amount of trouble, the at
taclxs of disease prevalent at this season
may be evaded. Nay, the trouble will be
less, for drug stores lie in every one 8 route,
and every respectable druggist in the Union
the article Is q staple OF trade, and it would
be as easy to find a grocery without sugar,
as the store of an apotheeary without this
popular tonic remedy.
In view of the experience of the nation
with regard to tue article, during the space
of twenty years, II seems almost unneceS-
sary TO recapttulate its merits to Americans.
But as our popplation is increasing at the
Iate OF a couple of millions year, in the
natural way and by Immigration, it may be
as well to hint to the rising gcusE2IiOu and
new arrivals, (the old settlers know all
abOukit,A that HOSTEFHERSs STOMACH
FBJTTEfiS Is the most wholesome and
potent ablG tonic ever manufactured
that It { -~s'GG..fis for debility, dyspepsia,
biliOGsJIrs-. "a ffl iIiisasmatie fevers; that IL
prevent ~ ii as cures these complaints
and their comp ptlcatiOns; thatit is not "bad
to take, aa'izis absolutely harmless.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
LOCAL NOTICES.

Just Received at the Jeweiry store of G
PIatt, No. Williams Block. fine stock oI
those fine. steel handle and blade, silver
and fine finish OF these goods Commend
them TO persons wanting good article Az
the same place viii be found a full assort-
menb of Ivory, Rubber, Bone and Wood
Handle Knives and Forks-received direct
from the manufacturers and selling at low
prices.
There is no place In Delaware, where
stoves are sold so cheap as at A. Lybrand &
Sons.
greatly reduced prices at A. Lybrand &
Sons.
can at waldosshoe Store, and see Sing
er Sewing McahIne.
Ifyou want a sewing Mac hine, don
buy until you have examined the Singer.
Linnaeus RhubarE.-I have 1000 eyes Of
this hne variety OF Rhubarb for sale cheap.
They will be ready for planting as soon as
'--' FRANK THOMSON.
For a good Cooking Stove, Parlor Stove.
or Box Stove, go to c. B. Cronkleton's, on
Winter Street.
once OF Singer Manufacturing Co.
No. 81 West Fourth Street,
CNCIENATI, OHIO, Nov. q, 1868
Our attention has been called to an ad-
vertisement Of W. II. Smith, dated Nov. 20,
1853, in which he states that J. P Cummins
is not the sole agent for the sale OF the Sing
er Sewing Machines, and that he IS agent
for the saIe of that Machine.
In reply, we beg to say that his statement
IS UNQUALIFTEDLY FALSE as Mr.. ]. p. Cum
Minis is the sole agent for the sale of our
in Delaware county, and w. H.
Smith is not and has not been agent for that
Machine.
THE SINGER MANUFAGTURING Co.
J. F. ELLIOTT, Agent. feb19
Persons wishing to purchase a first class
Stove, will find all they desire in the Morn |
ing Glory.
c. B. CrOnIzIetOn has for sale the famous |
Joaf Stave, Morning Glory.
It is conceded by all that the Morning |
Glory is the best hard coal stove ever made. |
The largest assortment of Clocks ever
offered in Delaware, has just been received
.t No, 8 williams Block. Call and see Tor /
ourselves. nOFzUGI
The Morning Glory keeps fire through
ut the season, and requires no attention /
Turing the day.
The Fashion has a larger oven, weighs |
more, and has smoother castings than any
tovei in the city. Gail and see Il.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12


FOREIGN ERrTsE1EEOTs.-NVe are
in daily receipt ofletters from various
individuals in New York and other
places throughout the county, ORDER
ing as to "insert the enclosed adver-
tisement three MONTHS and send in
! bin at eoppletien OF work. &c, Not q
few have the brass to add We 81 an ex-
pect you to allow us ths usual dis
count of Agents commissions" On
what ground they claim a COIN mission
for furnishing US their own advertising
we have never been able to discover.
Now some of these persons may be,
and doubtless are, reliable parties, and
there Is a bare possibility that in, say
one case out Of ten, we might get our
:, pqyifwe were to insert advertise
n1ents. Not wishing TO run any such
risks, we assure all whom we take
trouble toreply TO (and their number is
small) that their advertisement will be
inserted on receipt OF its price at our
regular rates. and not before. Why we
should be asked to trust Tom, Dick, or
Harry, in Maine, New York. or Calf
adornis9for the small amount of sthe
price Ofan advertisemsnts we cannot
understand. We have agents in Ne y,
York and Cincinnati, who are author
s lied to receive, advertisements at eour
regular rates, and will not in Justice to
them and ourselves allow outsiders
& any deductions for commission.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

MUTUAL FIRE assurance COMPANY.
a meeting was held en- Tuesday
evening, the ninth instant, by numer-
Gus citizens. at the Office of the Probate
Judge, for the purpose of taking such
steps as might be necessary 10 organ
ize Mutual Fire Insurance Co. in this
county. Those present were fully sat
isfied that such organization was prac-
tieable. and earnestly solicit the coop
Grafton of the citizens of the county
toward perfeciing it. Al this late hour,
We have not time to discuss the merits
Of such an Institution, but will do go
hereafter. The following are the min
utes OF the meeting:
On motion Of Hon. T. W. Powell, A. Ly-
brand was called to the chair, and r. T.
Hurlbutt appointed Secretary pro tenn.
Moved and carried that a committee OF nine
be appointed to solicit subscribers to the
Com pany. A committee was appointed
composed Of the following named gentle
men: J. a. ClippengeT, J. II. Mendenhall,
J. Hyatt n Lane H r. How'd Isaac An
derson. Moved and carried that this COM
mitfee be authorized to add to their num-
Der il they deem proper. a paper was then
scuptions from the persons present. with
the following result Hon. T. W. Powell,
s., 600 J. A Clippengers $4,000; J. H. Men
ienhall & Co. $500; ]. H Mendenhall, So
lO0 J. w. DOnayin, s. coo; A. Lybrand, S5,-
BOO; T. E. Powell, 5000 : r. w. REYNOLDS |
Sl5,000 J. Hyatt & Co. S. 900; J. HYATT, So
100; Max Frank, S. O00; c. D. Hurl6utt, |
:, 900 H. F. Brown, $500; Martin Miller, |
The meeting then adjourned upon motion. |
R. F. HURLBUTT, Sec pro. ten.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

PERsoNAL.-Rev. i. B. Gurley OF this
city has been appointed to the Presid-
ing Eldership of the Saudusky District
of the North Ohio Conference. The
place was made vacant by the poor
q health of Rev. G. w. Breckinridge, the
regular appointee. This appointment
takes Mr.. -GurIey over the ground
which he Travelled as minister thirty
years ago.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

"Ac1RUs SAceHARI. 1--WE are in re-
ceipt of a little pamphlet describing
the Acarus SaccheriAan insect which
infests raw sugars. tits claimed that a
pound of sugar contains loo, 600. of these
Acari-which, although scarcely dis
eernab ble to the naked eye, under the
microscope develop into disgusting
looking. creatures of oval shaped bod
les, with eight legs and a long probos-
els. They do not thrive in refined su-
gars, and are said to be found only in
the raw material.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
The LADIES Christian Union.

The ladies of Delaware met March Ist at
the residence OF Mrs. G. G. Chamberlain, in
response to a call made in BEHALF o. the
destitute and needy, and to consider the
propf1ety and necessity of organizing q So
elety to provide means to relieve the poor.
fAIter some preliminary remarks the organ
lAat1on was effected, which is to be known
a. me Ladies' Christian Union. y The
me OBJECT was defined to be, To seek the
oesltuIe and suffering, to relieve their ne-
csssltles anu SO far as possible, elevate
Lne1f pnYSlcal and moral condition. - The
following officers were elected: President
Mrs. j. Murray Vice President Mrs Dr
McCabe; Secretary, Mrs. Geo. &. Eaton !:
Treasurer, Mrs. Prof. Whitlock. Board Of
Managers as follows: Mrs. G. Q. Chamber
lain Mrs r. HilEs, Mrs. John a. Clippinger,
Mrs. DR.. Williams, Mrs. A. Ihomsons Mrs.
DIR. Merriclz, Mrs. Geo. W. Campbelis Mrs
DR.. Hess, Mrs. A. Lybrand. Committee to
draft Constitution and Bylaws was ap-
pointed, consisting of Mrs. j. Murray, Mrs.
"A. Thomson and Mrs. DIR. McCabe. On mo
ton it was agreed that so cents be the tntt1a-
tiOn fee. subsequent meeting m od1ned
the fee to 10 cents a month from each MEM
Der. A special committee was appointed to
attend to the immediate wants Of the destt-
tute families. During the present tnclem-
ent weather, weekly meetings Will be held,
and the pressing wants Of the destitute and
suffering relieved. Meeting adjourned to
meet March 4th at the residence of Mrs.
Judge Williams
! Mrs. DIR. WILLIAMS, Sec., pro tenn.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

5RhLrEr or THE PooR. Asoeiety has
been organized by the noble women OF
2 Delaware under the name of the "La-
dies Christian Union. ''sfor relieving the
necessities of the poor and destitute in
uurtown. and vicinity. The, object is
certsinIy zEas.sF sFaisewUT5By, and the
Union will no doubt be the means oil
accomplishing much good in this direc-
ton. The proceedings OF their meet
ing, With names Of officers, tse., will be
Eound in another place. - tAE-@
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

DELHI-Wm. p. Harman, the clev.
Grand accommodating Postmaster at
Delhi, Will receive subscriptions for
the GAzETTE. Although we have q
large number Of subscribers In old
Radnor, we arc desirous of doubling
> our list up there-as we hope to be able
to do throughout the whole county,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
SALE Bills printed on shortest notice
at the GAZETTE Job omcr.

ESLARGED.-TheC Cardingtonr Repub-
LicaH has been enlarged TO an eight col
umn paper, and presents a neat ap-
pearance in its dress of new type. Its
editors intend making it a frst-class
local newspaper, and should be sus-
tanned in their enterpris e.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

;, PUBLIc SALEs.--The. following per
sons will sell at auction, live stock
farm Implements dc. at the time given;
R. Pool, Troy township, March 10
Franklin Barnes, near Lewis Center
March 25th A. NJ. Fuller, Orange
township. March 9th.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-The Delaware
Temple OF Honcrn has been revived,
and is at work again. 1t will celebrate
its sth anniversary on Saturday even
ing, March goth, at the William Street
M. E. GhurclE There will be music by
the choir OF the church, and addresses
by several able speakers. We trust
there viii be good attendance ofthe
friends of the temperance cause.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

THE FKU1T PEosPECT.-We learn
from those competent to express an
opinion on the subject, that notwith-
stauding the recent severe weather, the
mutt buds have not been injured to any
appreciable extent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
Nnraerv slock - 80.

We shall soon have on hand and ready ton early
STriug trade, large assortment of Nfccf. Iiau'H.
Sbrubbcr7 Sc, usually kept iu 6 afst class n.r+
gery, consisting OF Apples. Pears, ,plunbl, n.learst
Cherfica and othor iUuitE.
We wuuld call special attention 90 our rl1ak u4
small fratH, uurranta, horrtea, Erapcg 60, War
assortment comprises en- in th@ Nne utaaIt
wanted, and an or tao best qua iigs aud in eoe
nate.
We shall dispose 0f tao above "a eEooeai't1
re6 io m J6uN PFIFFNER 6c1.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

Dox'r THINK OF TT.-Don't go to the
West without first subscribing for the
GAZETTE. Its weekly visits will be
looked for with interest when you get
installed in your new home.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

ExH1BITIoN.-The Chrestomathean
Society of the University will give a
literary entertainment before an invi-
ted audience at WilIiam Street Church
this evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

AUcTIoNEER.-Persons desiring the
services of an Auctioneer- should re-
member that Mr.. E. @. ViDiug has
had q long experience in the business,
aud gives general satisfaction to his
patrons.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

sNye.-The weather last Friday and
Saturday was remarkably cold and
-boisterous, and would have answered
very well for mid-winter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

LATE PAPERs.-We are indebted to
J. W. Ladd, Esq for copies of late St.
Louis and Kansas City papers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

Considerable Ice was secured by
ice dealers during the late cold snap.
Tho supply viii probably prove ample
for all requirements next summer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
EXECUTORS SALE.
Executors Sale

LACCEEGUE7s SdECs
FTHHE property belonging to the es-
Il tate of Ephriam Salisbury, deceased,
will be sold at public vendue, at his late res
idence in Troy township, miles north of
Delaware, on the Troy road, on
Thursday, March 11th, 1869.
The property being as follows: Horses,
Mich Cows, 10 head young Cattle, 81 head
sheep, z head Hogs, 1 Mower, Truck Wag-
on, ltWo-horse Wagon l Spring Wagon, J.
set double Harness, l set single Harness,
Grain Fan, Wood Saw Cider Mill, about 500
Hay in the Barn, a lot of Sap-BucIets, and
various other articles, consisting of Farm
ing Implements, Household and Kitchen
Furniture. Sale commences at o'clock a.
m, of said day and to continue from day to
day until the property is sold Terms made
known on day of sale. JAS. cox. Ex'r.
E. c. VINING. Alscti0neer. feb26t3t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
MARKETS.


CORRECTED WEEKLY, by DONAVIN g.
PoTWIN, Wholesale & Retail Gro
GERS and Dealers in Butter, Eggs and
Fruit, Hillyer Building, opposite Post
Office.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12

ALF. BURNETT gave one of his hu-
morous entertainmentsa at Miller's Hall
last night. He was assisted by Mr.. J.
w. Sharpley and Miss Helen Nash.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-03-12
FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, y. D.,

FROM REV. JOSEPH Il. KENEARD, u. r.,
Pastor Of Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
IN. JAcKsox-nEAR SIR ~ have been frequent
~ requested tn connect my name with Feoem-
mendationE Of different kidds og medicines. but
sphcr", have 4 ali cases declined /; bus with a
clear proof ia various instances, and particularly
In my oWn flniv et the usefeInets -ef- F80of-
-taud S German BitteFs, i Cepart for once from my
usual course, 20 express N v iull conviction that
for general debility OF the system and
especially for Liver Complaint, It Is q safe
and valuable prep - Esa aFaJiOn. In some
cNses it may iaii: but Eafsl7 usually, doubt not
IG viii be very bsE9uaes heiul h. those who
ga Ter from the above - causes.
TopTs, ,vry respectfully,
j. Il. X ENSARD,
iirath. beloW Csates street.