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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-02
NTEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT, HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH, DARIEN AND
BRUNSWICK, GA.
The favorite Steamer
E i ia n A ~ G O x,
Captain L. ". BURNS,
VIII receive Freight at South Attain. .9A-A
tic wharf for above points every ss966
TUESDAY, and leave on every "WEDNESDAY MoAN-
evening, and leaving for Darien, &c, the follow.
Ing morning. Returning, vii leave Savannah Ior
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at 7 O'CLOCK
For Freight or passage, apply TO
sep10 No. III East Bay.
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COUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE FAIR.

THE FAIR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA INsTl.
TUTE win be held In the spacious building erected
on the Washington Race Course, commencing on
TUESDAY, November ], aud continuing during the
week The officers and Members hope that an at
tractiye exhibition will be made, comprising, be-
sides the usual articles OF Machinery, Agricultural
Implements. Mechanical Articles, &C., &C., also
Cattle, Horses, Poultry, &C.; Matches at Trotttng
and Running win probably be made, to exhibit the
qualities OF the horses exhibited.
The hours OF exhibition will be from A. NJ. to
5P. NJ, daily. The prices Of admission are as
follows, VIZ:
Children. ........................lo
Saddle Horse rs cents.
Vehicles drawn BY one Horse. so cents.
Vehicles drawn By two Horses. es............1 dollar.
The riders and persons In the vehicles will be re-
qVired tc pay as other visitors 70 the Fair.
Tickets admitting to the Piazza upon the roof
Of the building 25 cents. Pass tickets will not be
issued. .-
Persons desicous Of becoming Life Members may
beaome 80 by application to the Secretary.
Life Members Ticket is $40.
Tickets can be procured at the stores Of Messrs.
W. G. whilden Co.; John Russell; and Holiness
Book store; and also at the gates.
The South Carolina Railroad will run excursion
cars hourly, to the Fair ground, as will appear by
its advertisement.
A Band Of Music will be constantly in the build
ing. wILMOT G. DEsAUsSURE.
oct3l.6 Secretary.
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/
Gen. J. A. WAGNER J.F. P1CKEN,
Gen. JAMES SIMONS, JAMES SIMONs, JR-,
Capt. ]. SMALL. RUDOLPH sIEGLNG,
0aPt. b. GERDTs, ". Ladder,
| Capt s. LORD, JR., J. b. MURRELL.
| Capt D. WERNER, ]. P. O'NElLL
Capt F. W. WAGNER, Colonel T: Y: SIMONS,
Capt THEO. OORDES, Dr. O. F. PANkSlN,
Capt A.sTRMMERMAN, Dr.. II. BAER
q. 8. WITTE, J. g. STEINMBYER,
| JOHN KLINCK, q. LEIDlNG,
JOHN HUREAaP, c. CLACIUs,
B. BOLLMANN, 6. W. W1TTE,
b. BIsCHOFF, C. D. AHRENs,
j. D. GEDDINGS, P.J. co0GAN,
q. SLENDER, q. HASTEDT,
JOHN OAMPsEN, A. TIEFENTHAL,
a. BIsoHoFf, C. Il. RLENokE,
{. F. STREOKFUSS, G. LILIENTHAL, /.
d. KLATTE, .. ANNE,
E. H. sTELLiNG, Il. BGLWTNKLE, ST.,
| c. WULBURN, c. D. BRAHE
Ed. c. KRACKE, N. F. DEvEEEUX,
j. GRAVES, JAMES N. EASOS,
A. F. STELLNG, Il O. BLUM;
Capt F. W. DAWSON, g. 8. HACKER,
Capt. Cal IT, F. - MEIcaERs, Capt. ?. TECKLENBERG.
Billets Of Invitation $50 cents each) may also be
had at
F. Won sANTEN, Esq, No. 90 King street.
wM UFFERHAKDT, Esq, corner King and Mar
ket streets.
sessrs MELcHERs & MULLER, No. 2l5 King
street.
Mr.. W. A. MERTENs, No. 2s2 King street.
GEO. h. LINDSTEDT Esq, corner King and
Calhoun streets.
WIN. SEMKEN, Esq, corner King and Spring
streets.
J. HEESEMAN l. BRO, No. 81 King streets.
D. A ANNE, ESQ.,, corner Meeting and Market
streets
E.. F. ToRCK, Esq, corner Queen street and
East Bay.
N. PEHRENBACH, Esq, No. Broad street.
| The ladies have entrusted the arrangements 10
the following gentlemen:
SENIOR COMMITTEE:
| c. vOIGT, @. LOGEMAE,
Z n. KALB E G. SOHLEPEGRELL,
| F. WEHMANN, F. VUN SATEN,
W UEFERHaAgR5DGT;;, AR5G;;, "; sEMKGH INK En-
]. HEESEMANN, D. A. ANNE,
]. P. MERKHARDT G. b. LINDSTEDT,
-: JILL mEiEN7HAL, i. EfShasa FEHkEsszSh,
F. II. PLoBGER, E. ]. II. FISHER.
JUNIOR COMMITTEE.
]. KLATTE, ". MICHAELlS,
l. MUELLER, 4. kRAENEh
r G.. GERARD, R HEISSER,
J. F. LlLiENTHAL- ]. BOESOH.
]. q. n. OSTEND0RFF, o. BOECSH,
A. W. RIEOKE J. ANNIE.
q. LUBKEN.
COMMITTEE FOR HALL
Messrs. cLAUssEN, UFFERHARDT and VoN
SANTEN.
COMMITTEE FOR MUSIC
Messrs WALTJEN, KLATTE and MUELLER.
Doors open at O'Clock P. II. Soiree closes at
IL O'Clock NJ.
MRS D. A. ANNE, President
MRS F. wEHMANN, Secretary.
MRS. ]. N BoBSCH, Treasurer.
oct24-mwsaD6
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FAREsiGREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier GIN,
No. 42, North River foot OF Canal SAiRH&
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the 4th
and Goth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.- :. ,,,
steamers for South Pacinc and Central American
ports, Those OF Ith touch at Manzanillo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for Js.
pan and China October !, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana but
20 direct rrom New York to Aspinwan.
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 each adult.
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information apply
at the GOMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River. New
York. F. B. BABY, Agent
july16-lyr
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDUCED.
SAVANNAH AND cHARLEsToN LINE
STEAMERS.
FOUR TIMES WEEK TO AND FROM
SAVANNAH.

PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for .sdEA
Savannah every MONDAY, at 8 A. Il =
DICTATOR leaves Charleston for Savannah
every TUESDAY, at 8 P. n.
PILOT BOY leaves Charleston for Savannah
every THURSDAY, at A. II.
CIfY POINT leaves Charleston for Savannah
every FRIDAY, at s A. n.
RETURNING.
PILOT BOY leaves Savannah for Charleston
every TUESDAY, att A. NJ.
CITY POINT leaves Savannah for Charleston
every WEDNESDAY, at s A. n.
PILOT Boy leaves Savannah 1or charleston
every Friday, at A. n.
every SUNDAY, at 8 A. n.
The PILOT BOY will stop at Pacific Landing,
Beaufort and the usual Landings on the inside
route both ways, and 60 through by daylight.
Freight received at Central Wharf every day
and stored free Of expense.
oct28 Central Wharf.
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o@S.P AS'
NAVAL SroRHs.-There were no sales Of note.
FRI1eHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi'
nal; via New York. IA on uplands, lhd on sea
islands; by sail 7-led on uplands, IA on sea
islands. TO Hayre nominal coastwise-to New
York, By steam, 80 on uplands and lc on sea
Islands; 81 p tierce on rice; BY sail, &c y 10 on
cotton; . tlerce on rice; 4oc 2 barrel on rosini
S7@s p n on lumber; 5000 y NJ on timber. To
Boston, by san, h@Kc p fb on upland cotton
TO providence, by sail So N on boards, &c
= b on cotton; BY steam 81 bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c . ID
ON uplaads; by sail, 81 N on boards; 50 on
Nnber; 50 p ton on clay, and s3@3 90 on phos'
pilates. TO Baltimore, BY steam, &c . 10; by
usil, ss 5o@7 p II on boards; $a@s rs q ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand oy
our merchants 70 take lumber freigffs from
Georgetown, 8. c., Darlen and Satilla River, Ga.'
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
el2 . II are the rates on lumber and boards.
x1cRANaB.-sterling 90 day bills 1s14@2o.
Dorrsao EXCHANGE. = The banks purchase
iigntenesu at HeX on, and sell al par.
GoLD-11@S3. z,r
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q o r N E W Y o e Z
ON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Sd, AT .
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM LNE-EsTABLIsHED 1870
sTATE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New IRON Side Wheel Steam.
ship SOUTH CAROLINA will sail for New YoTE
on THURSDAY, November Sd, at O'Clock, 2. M.
Dsy Passenger Trains from Columbia and An.
gusta, arriving at h8lf.past P. n.
Insurance by Steamers Of this Liae u per cent.
For Freight Engagements or Passage, having
very fine etate-room accommodations, apply 70
WAGNER, HUGER 4 CO., No. 26 Broad street, or
to WIN. A. o0URTENAY, No. Union WharVes.
oct3l4
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r o B F L o B I
TWICE A WEEK.

DO 3 F L o 3 I D A,
TWICE A WEEK.
FOB SAVANNAH, FERNANDNA, JACKSON.
VILE, PILATKA AND ALL POINTS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER
The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain ,.ulEsh
George E. Mcmillan, viii sail from s5lia4.9.:
Central Wharf for above points every TUESDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock, arriving back at Charles
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
The Steamer CITY POINT, Captain u. b yln.
cent, Will sail from Central Wharf Tor ABOVE ponts
every FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, arriving
back at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, at
O'Clock.
Fare from Charleston to Savannah, including
meals and berth, s..
octlO No. Central Wharf.
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Stripping.
TnOR LIv DOL.

The frst-class British Ship j. G. BOYN. a
TON, Captain A. Way ycott, having her bal x&
last freight on board Is now ready to receive car
60, and will load VII h dispatch for the above port
For balance Of Freight engagement, apply 10
noy2 HENRY CARD, Agent.
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,vhe Charleston Cotton, Rice ana NAVEL
u Stores Market.
:, OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, November ], 1871.
Coros.-There was well sustained inquiry
for this article, and prices were slightly frmer'
improving in some cases about &c q ID. Sales
1000 bales say is at lsS; Is at l4x; at 1ih; 1ol
at1lx; So at AK 2o4 at 49, "a at 15H; lss at l5|;
20 at l5x; ia at 15x; ss at 15;s; 10 on private
terms. We quote:
s".i LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
g. Ordinary to good ordinary .13A9l4Z
:. Low mtddllnR ...lo Stos1
Niddling. ing.......................... .15H@l5I
Strict niddling. .......-........ioa9i'1
R1ck-The market for this grain was dull and
lower; sales 40 tieroes Of good, clean Carolina at
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RICH.-The market for this gram was auii anu
lower; sales 10 teroes Of good, clean Carolina AZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
Legislative Proceedings.

L has heretofore btch our cDst''0, as y
would still 10 orr plessure,o give % ogr 'cad-
ers Synopsis Of the preceding Of cur State
Legislature. and specia'ly u the par, taScnio
them by the Senator anil DELEGATES from JET
erson Couuty, bu, Ne Gul it exceedingly diff
cult TO do 90 on account oithe very JaeagTe re-
ports Of the same which arr vaschsafcd % tho
public. As an Illustration ~ ,huse reports and
The trouble we experience in getting anything
Ike an Ineligible abstract Of what The Conn
cts Of the State are doing. we COPY tue Ei!0N-
Ing:
"Ry Mo amend and rs-ssset sce.ivn IS
Of chapter lO4 Of the Code"
Now such published minutes as these may
he very edifyiug to the members Of the L'siS-
ls,ure and TO the very few Of our citizens who
have the Code At their command as well as the
leisure TO refer. 20 it, but to the great mass Of
the people they would be about as Ineligible
aud interesting as 80 much Greek O. Hebrew,
and therefore It's simply absurd 70 priu. them
for their benefit. Whether to Amend and
r-enac, sec. - Of chap. - Ofthe Code means
70 substitute some liberal franchise enactment
for tho present odious aud tyranical registra-
ton statute which makes a most palPable and
ridiculous humbug Of the high sounding motto
adopted as her own by one Of the most oPPres-
sive Of all the States, " Noutani SemPT Liberi,
We will be compelled to leave the reader to
Judge for himself, as we acknowledge ourselves
wholly unable to advise him; or. perhaps, as
the events Of the future unfold themselves be
will End out their meaning in a more practical
way--experiencing their effect In his owu
movements.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
West Virginia Legislature,
WEDNESDAY.

WEDNESDAY.
The Wells Registry bill passed the House to-
day. The people WITH elect Boards OF Regis
;ration next fall, and it requires the Governor
IN the meanwhile to give the Democrats one
member in each Board The Flick amendment,
proposing universal suffrage, passed the second
reading to-day in the House Thelswyers and
teachers test oaths were finally repealed yes
teriay.
In the Senate but little was done beyond
ordering a notice 10 be served upon Judge
Harrison, preparatory 70 putting him upon
trial The House Joint Resolution on that sub
ject was passed by vote Of 10 to 6. Mr..
Koonce one Of the slx.
In the Senate, Mr. Brannon appeared at the
bar and announced that the House of Delegates
had passed House Joint Resolution No Is as
follows:
WHEREAS, The Joint committee appointed
by the Legislature Of 1869 TO investigate the
affairs Of the West Virginia Penitentiary. have
made their report 20 this Legislature. showing
that the present Superintendent, G. S. Mead
den Is utterly incompetent to perform the du-
ties Of said office as Superintendent, and severe
ly cen.uriug said McFsdden for neglect Of duty
aud ignorance in the transaction of business,
aud,
WHEREAS, Said McFadden has failed to &C
count for all the State funds entrusted to his
care therefore.
Resolr,d, &C.. That G s. McFadden, Super
ir'eu'cu, Of the West Virginia Peutcntiary
be Immediately removed from his said Office for
reasons contained in the report of said Joint
committee.
Senate Joint Resolution No. II. asking the
Auditor for a statement Of certain expenses,
was referred.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
PAYMENTS in Gold.


The Supreme Court Of the United States has
decided that all contracts for the payment Of
money made previous to the passage Of the
Iegal-,euder act in February, 1862, can only be
satisfied by the payment Of gold or silver coin.
The decision does not touch the question Of con-
tracts since the law was passed. Chief Justice
Chase delivered the opinion Of the Court, which
was coneurred in by Justices Nelson, Clifford
and Field. Mr. Justice Miller delivered the
minority opinion, concurrcd in by justices
sxayne and Davis, holding the law TO be en-
sirely constitutional. as an incident to the war
power. The Baltimore sun says:
"Cnder such decision Of the highest court
a good deal Of hardship must result 10 those
who have 10 pay debts contracted before the
date Of the law, and this viii be especially
burdensomg upon the South. where most Of the
debts are Of old date, and her impoverished
condition renders her little able 20 pay such ot-
legations in currency Of any kind Perhaps,
however. creditors, TO a large extent even in
these cases, will find it 70 their advantage and
a matter Of convenience % accept currency,
though in many peculiar cases as those Of trusts,
&C. especially where the interests Of orphans
and wards are concerned, al that the law al
lows NAV be demanded "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
Dodging.

The Wheeling Fs's1iyerceroi Monday, Of the
same political faith of Mr. Harrison says:
The Hon. Nathaniel Harrison, Judge Of the
7th circuit. asaius, ahom charges have been
formally preferred by the Legislature left the
city Friday afternoon two or three hours before
this action was completed by the Senate but
after it hal become certain that body would
complete it. It's conjectured the object vas
to gain tine by delaying the service Of the re-
auisite notice of the charges. as the trial can
not take place for twenty days after notice. -
II the notice is not served till next Friday, the
session will end with the twenty days, and it
would require an extension TO proceed with
the trial 1, viii take pretty nearly that long
20 serve the writ at the Judges house in Mon
roe county. Il would have been more to
Judge Harrison credit If he had remained here
and faced the music. II he is an innocent, per-
secuted man. he has nothing 20 fear from fair
trial which he is sure to have. the majority Of
the Legislature being his political friends.-
We DO not see why he should not have even
waived the 20 days delay and demanded a
trial at once. To run away t. avoid notice is
hardly in keeping with judicial dignity or sug-
gestiye of conscious Innocence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
pramatnre GrumblinE.

A Radical newspaper in Washington Is her
siGe,lu, the idea that Virginia has " gone back
upon lie Recens;rnction policy, and has bro
kea faith with Congress. It's alarm has been
,ocssioae,l By the following dispatch;
EicAAoxp. VA, Feb l0.-In the Legisia-
,U.c the Il use Judiciary COMMITTEES reported
adversely a. a resolution referred to il al The
ri >.~si,,n ir October proposing the re-ratin-
,.t..a &C tie l4,h and 18th amendments.
VIVA, {, there fai,hless in this ? The Legs
lature was required to rs,ify both amendments
before the State could be admitted to represen-
,atioa il c ugress. The members bowed the
knee. accepted the situation" and were gra-
ei.u,ly allowed to rise from the dust. Now
somebody proposes that there shall he re-
ratification, and the Committeeon the Judiciary
verv properly take the ground that one rati6-
cation S enough II Virginia acted as 3 State
anil Il, no other condition could there be ra ii
f,atIg1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
Rations.

The Secretary Of War, by vote ofthe House,
has been ordered to issue ratons to the poor Of
Washington. In plain words, as the Wheeling
Register remarks, he has been directed, as
far as the House can direct, 70 feed idle, worth
less negroes, brought into Washington for the
purpose Of voting the Radical ticket. and kept
there in order that that party may hold the
reins Of authority All these negroes are badly
needed in Virginia by the farmers Fair wages
and constant employment would be given
them. But they are retained 10 the National
capital by the Radicals, and fed by the funds
Of the toiing white men of the country. This
is the latest exhibition Of Radical care for white
men. The negroes of Washington are to be
maintained in idleness, while the country is
taxed 10 foot the bills.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
They Proved It.


The wheeling Intelligence aliudinE 20 the sud
den decampment Of Judge Nat. Harrison from
Wheeling q evsde notca Of trial for misdeuesu-
ors aud lack Of Judicial integrity, &c. saws the
Judge r. innocent. should have demanded an in
mediate trial. and the majority Of the BODY sitting
IN judgement being OF bis own political sith would
reader him justice.
This reminds Us o. an aueedote related Of a man
who returned home in a state OF ind gaation be-
cause he had been accused Of being a scouudrcl
whereupon hi. wife gently said Nv dear, why
BE- disturbed AZ being called scoundre Il YOU are
Innocent" he quickly replied: There's the
trouble, they not only called me a scoundrel and
poltroon, bat they prorsd it,
Judge Harrison, ike the lrishman assured BY
the Judge that be should have justice, replied, tiaf
- ne very 'tiHJ don't Kant.
Since putting the above IN type Wehsve received
information that Judge Harrison, not deeming IL
agreeable 20 'arry within the harowed precincts
Of che State Capitol repaired 10 Pittsburg, where
ho wa discovered and arrested by a detective,
" lingering 10 the lap not SPrias but, a-ia,'
o, immaculate Judge
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14
Governor walkers Message.

The Alexandria Gazette in publishing the
Address Of Gov. Walker 70 the General As
sembly Of Virginia says: It's tone and temper
are highly conciliatory, and that tone and tenn
per will, no doubt, be adopted by the Legisla-
,ure and the people. The enuuciatiOn Of his
own principles, and the declaration Of his in
tended course, win be generally accepted and
approved. There may be sentences n the adj
dress which are net in consonance with the
views Of some, but, as whole, we express our
humble appreciation. We hope TO give Gov.
Walker cur support in all his efforts to inn
prove the condition, and enhance the prosperity
Of the Cormonwealth-and his address is a
happy augury Of his success in the administra-
ton Of State affairs, in the future. To the pro-
motion Of all the interests Of Virginia in all
brauChes-in all that relates 10 its internal i'm
provements--ies educational advancement-its
commerce, its manufactures, its mechanical
pursuits, we believe the energies Of the present
State executive will be directed and devoted to
the exclusion Of mere party politics, or party
schemes Il Is such a state administration as
Virginia needs az this time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-02-14

BOGGS' GERMAN TONIC BITTERS are daily
growing in favor. We would especially call the
attention of Grocers. Liquor Dealers nd Druggists
TO them As they are made Of the purest lqu"r,,
being favored with vegetable tonics and made IN
der the direct supervision Of regular
GRADUATE IN MEDICINE
At THE
UNIVERSITY OFPENNSTL VANTA,
can be relied on as a very fine Tonic, and peculiar
~ adapted 20
GENERAL DEBILITY. Loss OFAPPETTTE
Dyspepsia, FiafrIence. Torpid Lirer. JaTndice,
ferer and Ague, and Chronic AfectioHs.
They Improve Digestion. correct hillary DerGnge-
Bent. aud gire tone 10 fhe entire system.
We have room for only few certificates. from
some Of our most prominent citizens. IN which We
respectfully ask y-ur attention. See what our
Doctors. Lawyers, Divines and Merchants think
and say of them:
For Fever and AgH, Billion. f,rer, and other Re
briis Disease.
Read below the Certificate Of DR.. J. L. Warfeld.
an eminent Physician in Frederick and Carroll
Counties MARYLAND
WEsrwrxsrER, Mp. Sept 6, 1865.
Gentlemen This is 70 certify, that have used
d" Bogq.' German Tonic Biner'" in nv practice
for the last two three wears. With much satisac-
ton, and look upon the preparation as a safe and
to cases Of disease occurring in maarious districts
of country. and especially such require the ON
poyment OF TONES after other appropriate treat
ment. j. l.. WAKEFIELD. NJ. ID.
For DeJility, DypepsiG aud DidrrLo,a.
B.LrrYoRE, November 10, 1864
Gentlemen: was lately cured Of Fever and Aguc
bv the use Of a small quantity o" Bong German
Tonic Birer.." | also recommend their use in ca
of Debility, Dyspepsia, or Diarrh6a.
W. A. FISHER.
Attorney at Law, No. 43 st. Paul street, BALTIC.
For Dypep,io aaa General Debility.
Read the Certificate Of Rev r. !. Keeling. Rector
Of Trinity P. Z. Church, Washington City:
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1865.
Gentlemen have been induced TO try your
&" German Tonic Bn'er," in nv family, for the re-
lief Of Dyspep.ia and General Debility. I have M
hesitation in recommending them as the bestI have
met with. Your " BWer-" possess the desirable
properties Of 8 corrective stimulant, without the
Objectionable alcoholic taste noticeable in other
preparations Of the kind. One member of my
family has received almost permanent relief from
Chronic Dy.pep,ia from the use Of this medicine.
Very respectfully YOURS,
r. j. KEELING.
Rector Trinity tP. Z. Church, Washington City.
Enquire Of your Grocer or Druggist, or Of the
Proprietors, at their Laboratory,
No. NORTH Liberty STREEr,
BALTIMORE, ND,
WADE, BOYKIN q CO.,
Riole'Gie Drrsgi.t.
AISQUITH 4 WASHINGTON, c1a-,.
W. $. MASON, ....................... '''-' '''''"
c. Z. BELLER, .Hdrpsr's Ferry
And BY Druggists and Grocers generally.
February /, ls10-6m.