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TIE kEsSLER HOMICIDE,
Post-Iortcm Observation-Disclosures Next Tuc.

Posf-iforiem Observation-Disclosures Next Tues
day.
In The case Of Joseph Kesser the German who
died atths residence No. 6s Wlett street. from the
effects OF violence received the Goth ult, AT 1o2
Ridge street. during quarrel with Fritz Schaefrer
Deputy Coroners Wooster. Beach and Joseph Cush-
man maze p0stmorem examination on the BODY
ibe medical gentlemen found peritonitis following
perioration OF the bowels evidently the result
OF violence, probably kick. Perioration
or the lntestines. was The cause OF dea H.
Schaeler who made his escape is still at largo
Dut IL Is understood his wife has made certain over
lures with the view OF settling the case so thar her
iugiuVe husband can return home again
me trouble originally between deceased and
ocnaener occurred long SINCE during an excursion
olt oi Town anu not being fully settled broke out
again and resulted in the fatal kick
Alter receiving his injuries Kessler seemed TO en-
.er1In no vindictive feeling against Schaelier and
took no steps 10 have him arrested for the assault
anu anu committed by IL magistrate Coroner Keenan,
meantime Captain Ulman OF the Thirteenth prc
ciict making vipilant efforts to arrest the fugitive
IN kcNn2 deceased 1t IL not alleged that he Intended
10 lake the life OF Kessler.
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FREE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
Second Days Proce eeding..

The session Of the Free Methodists was continued
yesterday in the Forty eighth street Free Church,
the Rev. b. T. Barry presiding The proceedings
were as usual, opened with prayer Credentials
were received from the lay delegates, and after the
transaction of some routine business several per-
sons were admitted trial as preachers in their
spective districts Several matters were then dis
Cussed, and among them the propriety OF elect
inc cliairmen to attend to the mission and other
religious operations of every district subject to the
Conference instead OF having the labor iall wholly
upon the circuit elder. Il. D. Pease, agent OF the
National Christian Association Opposed TO Secret
Societies asked leave to lay before the body the OBJ.
ects of the association. The privilege was granted,
and the question will he discussed at future time
In the evening there was preachinpy the ministers
OF the Conference.
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THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
s;ssss. fIWYIrssss,,ie.,. YIss, CO.,
Before Judge Blatchford.

Charles w. Jessttp ps. The SteGm Propeller VIZ
hdn, Weas.-The claimant, painter by trade, did
a considerable amount OF work ON the William
Wells about three Years ago, but owing 10 some
slight differences between himself and the owners
who employed him he was compelled 10 employ an
attorney TO endeavor 10 obtain the amount OF his
clalnl-ninety 1--we dollars.
He placed the matter I'm the hands or James
J. Rogers, tho attorney who was en-
pOyed IN thee Fenian cases some time
since, who, IL appears, drew considerable sums
from the complainant for fees and expenses. but
eventually allowed the case 10 go by defanr, there
being no one present when 1t came on before Judge
BlatchrOrd.
Yesterday j. A. McCarery, another attorney, made
motion 10 have the default reopened, but the mo-
ton was denied. II transDred, also, that although
the claimants suit mad been lost probably through
the n0n-attendance Of his attorney, he had been APP
piled to for more fees to conduct the case. but re.
fused to pay anything further, and engaged the
attorney last named
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.

Before Cunning s. Bedford, City Judge.
The People vs. Herman Rudemachey, rape; Same
vs.. George English, rape; Same vs. Samuel H..
Luke, burglary; Same W.. william Francis, burglary;
Same vs. James Gordon, burglary; Same vs. John
Ryan, burglary; Same VS.. James Oats, burglary;
Same vs.. Thomas Butler, burglary; Same vs.. Ed.
mond Horsei, receiving stolen goods; Same VS..
Philip Mcclure, grand larceny; Same vs. Lawrence
Pallester, grand larceny; Same vs. John Bloomfield
grand larceny; Same vs.. Mary Smith, grand lar
ceny; Same vs. Al0nzO Gibson two cases) grand
larceny; Same w. j. Cross Nelson and Edward L.
Fargo, grand larceny; Same vs.. Johanna Lakey
grand larceny.
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COURT CAlEhnARS-IHls nay.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs-BefO Judge Inpra.
ham-Calendar called at twelve M.-Nes 105, I55
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-BefOre Judge chr.
ts-Part Mos. 1891. 167O 1915, 172O, 1886 1891.
1879 1885, 1929 194s 1949 1850. 1851 1868 1885, 1860
!96l, l962. Part 2-BefOre Judge JOachimssen.-NOs
iSoy. 1877, 1925 1884, 1872 1889, 194a, 1914 Ie45
l946, 1852, 1858, 1855 1866, 1857. 1858. 80
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COMING WHITEFIELD CENTENARy.-It is nro.
poo celebrate the one hundredth anniversary OF
tnIh OF George Whitefield, at the First Presby-
,eEnurch, at Newburyport, where he preached
nn sermon, and under the pulpit Of which his
res are deposited. II will be an Occasion OF
c9naDle interest to past and present residents
OF ouryp0rl and many prominent gentlemen
ASeD invited to be present
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Fanny Lombard, keeper OF sailors boarding
house In Greenwich street, held for trial yeser
day by Judge Bowling, on charge OF having stolen
$40 nom sailor named David Ludlow.
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The Department OF Public Parks announce thai
II the weather he fine, there viii be music by tn
Central Park Band At the Battery this Afternoon
from half-past four to half past SIX O'Clock.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SPeClAL TERM.
Decisions.
by Judge Jones

Decisions.
by Judge JONES'
CI0tce rs. CrO,ce.--MOtiOn denied without COSTS
Meyer, Jr., cs. Aever.-Decree signed.
Bishop ps. BfshOp.-Reference ordered to Joseph
Meeks TO hear and determine.
Gdrta ps. Jdrtn.-Decree signed.
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THE CANADIAN ouTRAeEs IN WINNIPEG.

Open Violation Of the Peace stipulations by the
Canadian Expsdition-Pl Pledges Of Its Peace
ful xinien Made to the United States
Diregsrdsd-The Troops Arresting All
the Revolutionists-Flight Of Risl
to American Territory-Csp-
turs Of Fort Garry-Anoth-
er Rebellion Threatened.
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BROOKLYN CITY NEWS.
Miscellaneous Local and Police Paragraph
of Interest.

The Board OF Water commissioners has acceded
the request Of the property owners on the line OF
Livingston street, by resolving TO have said street
repaved with cobble stone from Boerum street TO
FlaLbush avenue
The official notification was received by Mr.. WI.
liam G. De Witt yesterday morning. from Governor
Holman of his authorization to take testimony IN
the allegations of malfeasance In ONCE brought
against District Attorney Samuel ID. Morris, o! Kings
county.
At meeting OF the German Democratic General
Committee held on Wednesday night 1t was re-
solved to urge upon the delegates OF the State Con-
ventiOn to nominate Mayor Kalbifesch for The next
Governor OF the State.
There were TAT inmates in the Kings County Aims
house during the year ending August l. The cost OF
their support to the county was $l2l each, making
the aggregate expense Of supporting these paupers
$9O,ss2. During the same period outdoor panpers''
to the number OF 38 218 were recipients OF ree al
cost OF $2122 20S SIS SO per head. These hgures,
as compared with the past three years. exhibit a
great and almost unaccountabe increase In pauper-
Ism in this county.
There are $4,000 houses In Brooklyn upon which
taxes are actually paid according TO the assessors
books, and this figure does not include parsonagcs
and Other untaxed dwellings. The census (misl
takers, however report only 430 900 dwelling houses
OF all descriptions. This discrepancy points dl'
recty TO the fact that the census Is grossly moor.
rect and that the population il greatly IN excess ol
the number returned.
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General Fremonts Southern Pacific Railroad Com
pany met again yesterday, but there was nothing
very important to do they didn't do anything. The,
Will "ry again. On Monday next.
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COMMON PLEAs-sPeCiAL TERM.
Decisions

Decisions.
by Judge Joseph +. DAILY.
Soef''et rs. Btltn0s-Mott0n denied.
Cdrdnagh us. Meehan.-Motion granted.
sarah Esther Clark rs. MdrUtn Ciark.--Decree OF
divorce granted to defendant.
IdG Mailer Us. JultuS Muuer.-Same.
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MEETING or TINE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

Ihe usual weekly meeting or the Board was held
yesterday forenoon at Castle Garden, all the men,
bers OF the Board present. aud Mr.. Richard O'Gor-
man, president, in the cnair The report OF the
Finance Committee read and adopted, setting
forth As follOws:-Number OF alien passengers ar.
rived TO September 15 16 $685. the same date in 1862
1896 balance In bank, January $79,371; aRgre-
gate receipts 10 September 49, $445,33f: total
$624 702; disbursements and current expensss To
date. $506.40S; balance with City Chamberlain
$3.50 The meeting then adjourned.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. p Diamond died M MI.
residence, a2s East Eighth street. probably from ex
hauson. consequent upon immersion in the water
Last Monday evening Mr.. Diamond fell into the ocr
ioot OF Eeventh street, East river, from winch he
was gsacped W ~ tpsenslhle condition. ~
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General vickers, for Philadelphia; Colonel French
Sergeant-at-Arms House of Representatives, 70
Washington and General Avery, for California.
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Gnstave HasselbacS, ad nme years OF age, fell
from nre escape at 400 East Nineteenth street TO
the pavement on wednesday afternoon, ana was so
wards. ~
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lhe New ork Missionary meelny resumed Its
weekly sessions III the Bedford street Methodist
Episcopal church yesterday At three O'Clock the
meeting opened with singing and prayer followed
NY an able searching address from the pastor of the
n nurcf, the Rev. John E. Goodman, In which he
\ rged upon all present the necessity OF renewed
nnestness and cOnsecraton IN the cause AL
rsses repete with personal experience were also
ade by Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. G. McCumber and
hers, interspersed with sweet, heaven breat thing
elodles. Ihe benedction closed the session.
cornelius Mckinley called at an oflce I'm Liberty
eet on the 3lst ult. to purchase ticket Tor Eu-
C. He gave Samuel Green and Charles Hannah
were in charge Of the place, 5000 in green.
rs, and was to get the balance, after paying for
ticket, IN English sovereigns. Green told Nc
ley 10 call next day ana everything would be All
u. Next day McGinley was given ticket and a
In winch he was told there were l56 sOvereiyns
= ON examination II was found that the belt con.
, ed only ten sovereigns. Green ana Hannah
syesterday airaigned before Judge bowling and
TO answer.
meetlng OF the provision Trader on 'Change
'heid yesterday to hear the report OF commit.
: tppointed some time since in reference to the
= ilue tax. The report was duly handed in and
. preamble orlstng with 'whereases,r rehearsed
rory ol now the cruel Internal Revenue Com
Ionor Deano had decided under date or June
i ety, mat pork packing was manufac acture and
If sct TO tax as snch The resolutions resolved
q t@ves into appropriate thanks to Messrs
Et0n OF Cincnnati; Turper, OF Chicago; Scud-
3 aof ST. LOUIS Chamberlain, OF New York:
y ne, OF Boston, and Pennipacker, OF Louisville
a tiyh whose lnstrumentality the act was re-
,, pe Inc latter part OF the resolutions, however
a mali the preceding parts the Instruments and
r ary for getting or an eectiOneerinQ spufY, for
JtoI lliln0is. and Cox, OF New York. The
sig OF the whole document was execrable.
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eieslalsr.s VEsnal,ls. a.nearo. Whosastsmpptsa,

observation-disclosures. .zho.astsMptsti
70 yi9hlAts the person rs 81. q young lady at
Bnrnsville, Mississippi, and Ves? pre-.
vented only by thescreams OF the intend
ed victim, escaped, and was afterwards
arrested ct Dyersburg, Tennessee. He
was lodged in Jail for safe keeping until
the father of the young lady should pro-
ceed against him. While on the way to
the scene of his attempted crime, last
week, he was fc-eibly taken charge Of
by band of men aAd hung by the road
side.
There is, In family named Dobbins,
at Chickamauga Station, on the Georgia
State Road, child whose head measures
forty-two inches in circumference, with
forehead nine aud half inches in
height. The Possessor of this wonderful
mead 10 but four years old, is as intelli-
geng as any child of that age; but, owing
to the weight of its head, is unable to
walk.
The REASON WHY.-The friends of
General Cox insist that he was forced to
resign his position in the Cabinet as
Secretary of the Interior, because he
was administering the Office faithfully,
and would not allow his clerks to be-
assessed for corruption purposes, under
the specious plea that the money so
wrung from them was to bo used in MD
ing the radicals to carry Pennsylvania.
An Indiana constable was sent to arrest
woman the other day. She seemed
perfectly willing to go to Jail, but de-
sired the officer to hold tho baby while
she went into All adjoining room to
dress. The soft-hearted official has been
waiting for the return of his prisoner
ever since.
The Spanish authorities at Havana
have executed three of tho British sub
lects captured on the blockade-runner
Margaret and Jessie. There is every rea-
son to believe that Great Britain will call
Spain to severe account for this barbar-
ous proceeding.
Aoopmanschap claims to have orders
for, 200, 600 'heathen Chinese" from
Southern ex-slave-holders. It is not
stated how many he has orders for from
Northern men, but they are falling in
with the Chinese wonderfully.
A FIR NOMINEE. turns ont that
Woodtord. the radical candidate for Co
vernon OF New York, is confi.eye of the
notorious bond swindler, Littlefeld, and
connected with his financial exploits in
Florida.
"A man by the name of Baker shot and
killed another man by the name of Mid
ding, in Bladen County, on the line of
the Wilmington, Charlotte and Ruther-
ford Railroad, on Saturday night last.
Both parties were white.
Old Judge Baily, of Demopolis, Ala,
died in his chair, on hearing OF the death
Of Lee.
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SAyASSAu. March 1e "a.

SAvASNAu, March 16, 1870.
MesSrS. Jacob Lippmdn d Bro, Saronnnh.
oa.-GENTs: have before me your esteemed
letter OF the 14th inst, containing various
After careful examination 1 must confess
that your Bitters is really what you represent
1t to be, an old German recipe of Dr. Mitch
excellent for dyspepsia, general debility and
nervous diseases, and is a good preventive of
chills and fever. find it TO be mort dc.
ightful and pleasant stomachic. ! remain
yours truly, (Signcd) AUG. L. WETTER.
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VIII radically. exterminate from the eyeten
diseases arising from habits Of dissipation
=. !.t!!e expense. little or no change in diet
persedlng those unpleasant and dapgerons
diseases. 80 'eeo
Cse HELMBoLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BU.
CHU in all diseases Of these organs whetbor
existing in Male or Female, from whatever
cause originating. and no matter OF how long
standing. 1t is pleasant in taste and oior
lmmediatc' in action, and more strenpthen
ing than any of the preparations If Bark or
Iron. "a
Those suffering from broken down or dali
cate CONSTITUTIONS procure the remedy al once.
Tho reader must he aware that h,,une
sight may be the attack OF the above diseases
It Is certain 10 AFFECT tic bodily health and
Durctc. "' anu oi
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Survivors, Observation-Disclosures

VIE annual convention OF ''Tho Survivors
- ASsoclatlon of the State Of South Caro-
"a "a ~ ChSDAY M OF November next, during the
Preston. N
This Association is organized .for tho pur-
pose pose or collecting and preserving the records
relating to the late war, and the materials for
It's history, and also for tho purpose of assist
ing our comrades who are unable to labor bv
reason OF wounds received or disease con-
tracted in the service, and the widows and
their duty. "a
,, The "Statc Association" is composed of the
District Associations" Each District Asso-
cation Is ,'entitled to send five delegates" to
the annual convention
Inc object i'll view appeals to the hearts of
our people, and it is hoped that every Dis
.rict Will organize all association and sen d it's
!Signed,) WADE HAMPTON, Pree't.
~. ~ nAshELL. secretary. Oct 1S
E1 All papers in tho State will plea pc COPY.
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Special Not1ces.

HAlN kILLER-PEnny DAVIS l. SoS-
MANrFAtTURERs AND PRopR1EToRs, PRov1-
DEScE, r. 1.
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TESTIMONIALS FROM THE pREss1

TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PRESS.
This remedy is we'll known to be one of tho
very best ever offered to tho public 1t
Is al! that it is represented to be. The testi-
monials iii it's favor, reaching back for a series
or years. and tho experience Of a long test.
lncontestlbly prove it to bc one Of the most
reliable specifics of tho age.-Old North %0te.
:, We cheerfuly add our testimony in fuvor of
this medicine Roman Citizen.
DAVIS PAIN kILLEn.-We have tried this
medicine, and assure our readers that il moi
only possesses all tho virtues claimed for it
out IN many instances suipasses any other
remedy we have ever known,
Herald OF Gospel LiJerty.
1t is really a valuable medcine-it is used
by many INSTRUMENTATION 1rarelcr.
have used Davis Pain Killer, and consider
1t an indispensable article in the medicine
Do3. IL has effected cures in diarrhma. aud
Tor cuts and bruises it is invaluable,
Ne'c York Examiner
Spoken OF in terms of high commendation
by both Druggist and Physician.
n, Philadelphia Eagle.
There Is no medicine l value 80 highly as
the Pain killer-havc used it for years and i'm
every instance it has proved sovereign rcme-
Mesenger, Giens Fails, Ne,o York.
known almost universally to bo O. good
remedy for burns, and other pains Of the BODY.
and is valuable, not only for colds in winter
out 1or various summer complaints.
Oct M4lm0 Christian Advocate
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LIPPAIAN'S
G + E AT GERMAN BITTERS|
FEMALES

Will find LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN R1r-
TERS the best tonic known for the discasesto
winch they arc generally subject, and where a
gentle stlmulant is recommended
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DoWner's Mineral Sperm Oil

Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil.
A NE" OIL, ,rhich aeW not light u,,tle,. 800
N degrees FdrenheH; never gums: is almost
% riess and as safe as Sperm or Lard OIL fo,
fandy use, and achen burned in ne MINERAL
SPERM LAMP. the light is equal to the best
,i. nerosene' at cost not exceeding one-half
cent. per hamr- It r. Hu!rcs but little atte,i.
non, no trimming, and the chimney never
= a"pp!y Q: hi. safety oil, an, z sn.a,.
assortment OF Lamps, just received and for
saie Ny j. & II. r. AGNEW.
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KIRKLAND MILLS, Ga, March % 1870

afocc.. tHai y IhHo, Va, March *, 1870
S0odnnoh, G0.-GENTLEMES: l have intro
duced your Great German Bitters here TO nv
cns:oMeis aid s::e":!s, &m; fila better sail,
ior ~ than any have ever kept before. Those
and do not hesitate in saying that it is far
superior III valne to any other Bittcrs now in
use. Yours, respectfully, W. KIRKLAND.
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SETTING Mnrried.-Essays for Young Men.
on Social Evils, and the propriety or impro,
mprlety pr OF getting Married, with sanitary help
happiness. Sent free, in scaled enyeIonns
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p.
Philadelphia, Pa. Sent ~ 3n,o
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Guns, Pistols, Etc.

I INFORM my friends and
& public in general that have
>just received an entire new
% V.tock of Double and Single Bar
rel GUNS, REpEATERs, Flasks, Pouches,
Cartridges for all kinds OF Pistols, Powder
and Shot.
KEPAIRING done at short notice.
OctS P. W. KRAFT. Main strect
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"holesnie Agents for State of South Carroll.
na-DOWIE, NOISE ~ DAVIS. HENRY "tJs;- RIn-
CHOFF u Co, GLACIUS & WITTE S'rEF-
FENS, WERNER u QUICKER, Charlcton.
Depot i'll Columbia, S. c., at GEIGER &
McGREGOR'S. Druggists. lime . va
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In "A Affections I peculiar to Females, is une-
rosls, or Retention, Painfulness or Supnres-
sion, liberated or Schirrus state of the Ute.
rus, and al complaints incident to the ser or
the decline or change Of life. 'eA' VI
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-01-08

q
rI'liE proprietor OF this ceirbr.,c, ,,.,,
cms Justly claims for Il stfpry,or,v
over all ever offered TO the public for M,
ssic, certain, speedy and pcrrns nenf ~, ~.
OF AEue and Fever, or Cfiflie ana rexn,
, wnotnsI 81 short or long STANDING. Ill.
tnicrs 70 the entire Western and Soufhs
wes.ern country 10 bear him testirnsnv ~
.ne ruin OF tho assertion that In no "a ~
Whatever will II tail 20 cure, In the AIR.
~ INN are strlctIv followed aud carried out.
~. suncient ior cure, and whole fnnoi.
, LIZ, nave been cured ~ sineis kcssie.
health, II rs, however. nrs,.tcnss 5unsrni
Every case more certain. 20 cure, II ia NJ, 80
nc, y eon nued In smaller doses for : vrrk q
more especially IN difllcuit and lon ~ III,
ing Gases. Usually. this medicine viii no,
sood nrS sy 1sner 70 keep. the bowels in
9u.n cathsrtic medicine amer Scyins
sins sn d ,nree 2r rGnr aoses % the Tonic. !
VIII be sufficient, S <'fs
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New Business for 1868.

9,l05 Policies, insuring $50, 1885,.
947,67, being an increase of nearly
Az per cent. over the business Of '67
The increase in new business very
largely exceeds the average of all the
other companies in the United States.
Dividends paid to Policy holders
in 1868, in cash, sl;225,s65 '26.
The following table concisely and
intelligibly exhibits the progress Of
the Company during the past five
years: aifalmgi = t -
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BULLS
CEDR0N BITTERs.
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
ARKANSAS HEARD FRONT,

Observation-Disclosures.
srosy Poisr, WHITE co., Axx..,
I'm, JoBr BuLI|-Dear Sir Last Fsb5,.
airy 4 was In Louisville purchasing dra,ps
ana KY some Of your sarsapariiia and cc,
Ny son-in-lsw, who was with mo I'm ,ho
Store has been down with rhcumatlsm Tor
sometime commenced on the Bitters. ami
soon found his general health Inn proved
pr: tist, who has been In bad health
tf!rd then, and he also improved.
Ut. Coffee, who has boen IN had health for
several yesrs--stomach and liver n fi..ct ~
improved Very much by the use OF your
bitters. Indeed the ccdron Ritters In 4 civ.
sn you great popularity Ia this tlcment
thinh sonld sell great quani nv OF Won,
m.suiclner this mll specially your Cedron
bitten and Earparills. shin me rie. Men, !.
Respectfully, d. WALKED
Prepared and sid by I'm. JOHN BttI
81 ma L"ora'ory' fiflh ST., Louisville, Ks |.
For ssie by
s. 3. STEWART,
fbiRksriLLE, IENy
March .. lsG'. ly