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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS Jackson
AND GREAT NoRTHERN Il r. Co.
NEW ORLEANS, Dee 10 ls70


AND GREAT NORTHERN II r. Co }
NEW ORLEANS, Dee. 10, 1870. J
HNHE following two RESOLUTIONS
II were adopted toy the Board of Directors
Of the Company at their meeting, held on the
18th inst:
Resolved, That for necessary repairs and
equipment of the road, a call OF ten per cent
on each share, be and the same is hereby made
on stockholders, who have not paid in full, in
pursuance of paragraph three Of the charter;
and that sixty days notice be given by publi-
cation IN two newspapers in the city Of New
Orleans, and two newspapers in the State Of
Mississippi, and that SAID call be payable on
or before the Twenty-hfth day Of February,
Eighteen Hundred and Seventy-one.
Resolved, That in pursuance Of section five
Of the charter, approved the twenty
day of April, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, the shares of stock Of this company be
converted from shares of twenty-five dollars
each, into shares Of one hundred dollars each,
and that notice thereof, for sixty days, be
published in two newspapers in the city Of
New Orleans, and two newspapers in the
State of Mississippi, and that all stockholders
are hereby notified 10 surrender certificates Of
stock, and to receive in exchange thereof GER
tificates in shares of one hundred dollars
each that is to say; the holder of every four
shares of the existing stock Of twenty-five
dollars each, will be entitled to receive, on the
surrender thereof, n certificate for one share
of one hundred dollars.
r. S. CHARLES,
Treasurer
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ATHEN1EUM, TENN.
FIRST CLASS SCHOOL FOR YovNG LADIES

GONE of the advantages offer are: Ele-
- CANT Grounds (23 acres j.. Healthy Location
...Capacious Buildings expressly for School
purposes. $1,000 Apparatus..-W.ll selec ted
Library of IL 900 Volumes. Large Sleeping
Rooms, with fire in eaeh...Abundantly sup
piled Table...Full and Efficient Faculty .36
years Experience =. Course of Instruction
and complete Prices greatly re-
duced Number of MatriculaIes 4o5 and ia
Graduates,..No Sectarianism...S ssion opens
September 4th. Catalogues FREE.
WIN. A. SMITH, A. NJ, Secretary
81, 1871. sw&w1m
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n. ,IossIBLE.- The Vicksburg Herald
Cor s e public against +. Z. Brooks, So
h. O' that paper.-Exchange.
10 Oc ro1 possible that that solicitor was a
aI!--Jackson Pilot.
not possible. "That solicitor
9 pet-oagger from moral Boston. and
~ numbers of Yanks who came
ysake SSG1h' was pretty much on the
tasbnror fgardless Of how he made it,
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No HoME.-No home. What mis-
fortune How sad the thought! There
are thousands who know nothing Of the
blessed influences of comfortable homes.
merely because of want of thrift, or
from dissipated habits. Youth spent in
frivolous amusemen:s and demoraliZing
associations, leaving them at middle age,
when the physical and intellectual man
should be in its greatest vigor, enervated
and without any laudable ambition.
Friends long since lost, confidence gone,
and nothing to look to in old age but a
mere liberation in the community where
they should be ornaments. No home to
fly to when wearied with the struggles
incident to life; no wife to cheer them
in their dependency mo children to amuse
them, and no virtuous household to give
rest to the joys of life. All is blank and
their is no hope or succor except that
which is given out by the hands of private
or public charities When the family of
the industrious and sober citizen gather
around the cheerful fire of a wintry day,
the homeless man is seeking a shelter in
the cells of stationhouse, or begging for
a nights rest in the out-building of one
who started in life at the same time, with
no greater advantages: but honesty and
industry build up that home, while dis
sipatiOn DESTROYED the other
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No HUMBUGGING! No CHEATING "A
sa' bottle of DIR Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
repaired from one fifty cent package, and
F proprietor offers $500 for case of Ca
@'a he cannot cure. Sold by druggists or
81 sixty cents to DIR. Il. v. Pierce, Buffa-
~ York, and receive it by mail. A pam
Pc; free.
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ADAMS COUNTY DELEGATION
Nessrs. A. X. Farrar, Geo. w. Koontz, j. c..
Pollock, IL. NJ. Gastrell, J. w. Young, d. L..
Rivers, W. II. Watkins, and Paul A Botto,
delegation from the Natchez Board OF
Trade arrived to-day for the purpose of at
tempting to secure some legislative relief
from the enormous taxes to which the peo-
peof Natchez and Adams county are being
subjected.
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&ip,, az q Bro, under Angeles Hall.
%best s received choice lot Of cigars OF
s+sso, OrAnds. We've tried 'em, and know
&delio,e speak. Fruit of all kinds, fresh
leiOus, received daily.
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Notice 40 Consumers.

The increasing popularity OF Dooley's
least Powder has induced certain firm
EaO manufacture a Baking Powder to copy
Tsrbatm, our advertisements, simply sub
1iuting their name in place of ours. While
MS proves the standard excellence and
prth of our Yeast Powder it is calculated
deceive the consumers, and reflects the
laracter of the parties, as well as the goods
'hich they are endeavoring to force upon
2eunwary. Be sure that you call for Doc
E's Yeast Powderand take no other Doc
~ BROTHER, Manufacturers, 50 New
NNew York. For sale by all GrUcers.
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Its very good rule in all things of life,
In judging q friend or brother,
Not to look at the question alone on one side,
But always turn to the other
We are apt to be selfish in all our views,
In the jostling, headlong race;
And so 70 be right, ere you censure a man,
just put yourself in his place"
Ii Is very hard TO be just-to know
The reason another may give
How much he has struggled, fought and striven,
How honestly tried to live;
How much been cheated-how sorely tried,
Ere the wrong he was forced to embrace;
And II you would learn these things, the way
Is to put yourself in his place
There's many a man crushed down by shame,
Who blameless stands before God,
But whom his fellows have utterly scorned,
And made ITO pass under the rod"
hose soul is unstained by the thought of sin,
Who will yet find saving grace,
And who would be praised where you now
condemn.
lfyou would put yourself in his place"
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MUsrc.-We yesterday dropped in up
IN Messrs w. Q. Lowd & Co., on State
street.. opposite the Capitol, and found, as
a.ual complete musical establishment.
Tbeg have enlarged their front oom.giving
more space for the display of the many
handsome pianos on hand and have convert
81 the back room into an organ repository
where several organs of the finest tone
from best manufact urers are exhibited
The stock of sheet music and string insUru-
ments is complete. Orders are promptly
fued By Prof. l.. Raymond, who is in charge
Of the musical department. Capt. Lowd
has just completed some very valuable i'm
movements in his Photograph Gallery and
/. better prepared to take fine pictures An
invitation to examine specimens is cordially
extended TO the public.
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BREVHTGES-

bankrupt blanks for sale at this office
samuel DoHnell, administrator, advertises
raluable property
Read the proceedings of the Railroad
meeting at Mobile.
list of new Masonic Lodges viii be
,onnd on fourth page.
pad the notice of Five Hundred Dol
f.,s reward in another column.
Yardi Grds comes this year on the the 2lst
mi. Several of our citizens propose visit
i,o New Orleans TO see the great sight.
Attention is specially directed to the i'm
o,rtant decision in Bankruptcy by Judge
2 A. fill Of the L. 5. District Court.
The Board of Trustees of the Orphans
Home will meet at West Point on the 18th
inst for the purpose of electiDg Superin-
,sadent in place of Prof. 5. 5. Cranberry,
deceased.
We learn that Gov. Alcorn has sustained
,,-,- loss within the last few da, s-the
-, Of his gin, with nearly five hum
- btles of cotton. Insurance policies
s.,aired only few days previous.
an Young men between the ages of II
aud p years, residing in this (4th) Congress
anal District, are invited to a competitive
domination for the West Point cadetship
,sr.ncy; the examination to occur on oath
february.
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An ELOQUENT ExTRAcT.-" Genera
ton after generation" says a fine writer,
have felt as we now feel, and their
lives were as active as our own. -
They passed like vapor, while nature
wore the same aspect of beauty as when
nature commanded her to be- The hea-
vens shall be as bright over our graves as
they now are around our paths. The
world will have the same attractions for
our offspring yet unborn as she had once
for our children. Yet little while, all
will have happened. The throbbing
heart will be stilled and all will be at rest.
Our funeral will wind its way; and pray
ers will be said, and then we shall be lett
alone in silence and in darkness for the
worms, and it may be, for a short time
we shall be spoken of, but the things of
life will creep in, and our names will
soon be forgotten. Days will continue to
move on, and laughter and songs will be
heard in the room in which we died; and
the eyes that mOurned for us will be
dried, and glisten again with JOY; and
even our children will cease to think of
US, and will not remember to lisp our
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-02-09

TENHE BRIDAL CHAMBER E~.
u says for Young Men ON Great
Social Evils and Abuses, which interfere with
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief for
the Erring and Unfortunate, diseased and de-
bilitated.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
charge.
Address, HOWARD SANITARY AID AS
ISOLATION, No. South Ninth St., PHILA-
DELPHIA, Pa, jan 17-sw&w3m
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S25 REWARD.

S25 REWARD.
GTOLEN from the undersigned, seven miles
- from Clinton on the Clinton and Madison
road, on the night of Dec. u, 1870, one BAY
HORSE MULE, little above medium size,
over large legs, knock-kneed, branded "W'
on left shoulder; small white spot near the
erupper. He was carried in the direction of
Bottoms Depot. l will pay the above reward
for his recovery, or any Information leading
to his recovery will be literally rewarded.
JACOB " BRASWELL
Jackson, Miss.
Care A. VIRDEN. swlt-w3t
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II. L. DUNCAN,
A RNEY AT LAW

AND COLLECTING AGENT,
WATER VALLEY, MISSISSIPPI
"ILL practicein the courts OF Lafayette,
w Pamela, YalObusha, Calhoun. and
Pontotoc counties, and the Federal court for
the Northern District of the State, and Su-
preme Court at Jackson.
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10 MILES from New Orleans.
iii MILES from New Orleans.
IO MILES from New OrIea ms.

EIRST high Woodland on the N. o., NJ, and
IL Chattanooga r. r. between Toulme and
Grand Plains Stations; two hours run TO the
city, and half an hour to Bay st. Louis. 300
acres OF choice lana for sea-island cotton, cane,
rice, tobacco, fruits and vegetables. in lots of
20.acres and upwards, atlow rates for cash, or
on long credit.
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throat Affections and Hoarseness

ihrOat AFFECTIONS Al nU AAOarSen eSS.
al suffering from Irritation of the Throat
I'D Hoarseness will be agreeably surprised
The almost immediate relief afforded BY
aruSe Of Browns Bronchial Troches' -
lie demulcent ingredients allay pulmonary
-nAtion; and, after public speaking or
~glag, when the throat is wearied and
'aSened by too much exercise, their use
VII give renewed strength to the vocal or
ans.
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GETTING MARRIED.

ESSAYS FOR You've MEN, on Social Evils
and the propriety or impropriety of getting
Married, with sanitary help for those who feel
untitled for matrimonial happiness. Sent free
IN sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-02-09

Natures PrescriPtfOn.-Whe Ma
ture produces a great remedy for disease the
best thing science can do is to follow her pre-
seription. BY separating the water of the ia
nous Settler Spring into its elements, science
has discovered the means by which that world
renowned Spa effects such unparalleled cures,
and by combining those elements artifcially
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
DY virtue af decree of fine Chancery Court
ID of the First District of Kinds County
Mississippi, made at the January term, 1871
thereof, the undersigned Administrator of the
Estate of James Barr, deceased, viii, Sa-
turdsy the 11th day of March next, 1871
within legal hours, on the premises herein de-
scribed, in the City of Jackson, expose for
sale at public auction, TO the highest bidder
for cash, the undivided one-balf interest of
said deceased in the following real estate, to-
wit: Lots and 8, Court Square, No. south,
in the City of Jackson.
SAMUEL DOENELL.
fah6w5t Administrator
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IIg ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT.

A HOUSE in North Jackson, three squares
N from the Capitol. Applyto
feb7swIt OiSOLLIVAN BROS.
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rARRANTs SETTER APERIENT,

the grand prescription of nature is rendered
universally and instantly available. At this
season, when fevers, disorders of the stomach
and bowels, bilious complaints, and all the
diseases which affect the digestive assimula-
ting and secretive organs especially pre-
valent, the importance of having this invalu-
able Alternative and corrective at hand in
every home, and within reach of all who trav-
ell by land or water, cannot be over-estimated.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Eah
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OARDINES. Brandy Cherries, Pickles, Cat
- sups Sauces, and Flavoring Extracts. for
ale by
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1871-02-09

SOAP, Candles, Starch, Soda, and Axle
- ''4 VIZ. B. TAYLOR & co,
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1On kegs Nails, Castings, Axes, Spades,
lUU S6ovels, Bagging and Ties, Coarse and
Fine Salt, for sale by
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BEAUTIES OF RADICALHSM.

J. l.. POWER,
Secretary.
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On navigable tide water, 21z miles from Rail-
road, 400 acres cleared; famous for its fine
cotton, and the best pasturage in the State.
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ELOUR, Corn Meal, HOminy and Gritz, for
wM. B. TAYLOR & CO.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-28
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

THE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT OF GOLD
sTEIN AND RosENwATER--THE YALL
rRADH-THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS, READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, ETC, IN CAIRO.
We yesterday paid visit 10 the MANI
moth establishment of Messrs. Golds.ein
& Rosenwater, Commercial avenue, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth streets, and must
confess our surprise at seeing the immense
stock TO be found in this house. This lfm
have long enjoyed the reputation Of bslng
among the leading dry good merchants of
the city, and ono who will take the
pains to examine their stock, will need no
other assurance of the truth Of this re-
port. ... .....
In the dry goods limo they are receiving
daily fresh additions 70 their already i'm
mense stock. In the tho line Of silks,
Irish poplins, velvsts and velveteens, ETC.,
they have most choice and select assort-
ment. OF IRISH poplins alone, they have
upwards of two hundred and fifty patterns,
Of silks their stock Is enormous Of velvet
and velvetines it cannot be surpassed
Ribbons, gloves, ladies collars, snd sll the
minor articles that go towsrd making up
the dress of lady, are to BE- found here
in abundance. OF their stock Of ready
made clothing there is no end, and their
prices are so reasonable that they have
built up large and profitable trade in
this line. In the way of hats and caps
they are doing big business.
The firm of Goldstein & Rosen.
water are now prepared to I'LL orders for
goods, either At Wholesale or retail. The
wholesale business with them 10 n new
feature, and they are confident of their
ability to compete with other markets in
the same trade. AS the season when peo-
pie begin to prepare for winter is now at
hand, we advise our readers to call upon
Messrs. Goldstein & Rosen water before
purchasing elsewhere. ... f..r
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ISafcn of Freight.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.

... ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. q.
FLOUR-Firm, quiet and unchanged {;
lower brands in limited supply, and busi-
ness small for want of stock.
WHEAT-Active and higher; No. 4
red, 1925 LIS, No. 3, Sl.33 ! .35; No.
2, sl4i.
CORN-Dull; mixed 46 47c in bulk
prime white, 50 Il jic for sacked.
OATS-Dull and unchanged mixed,
81 3Sc white, 80 a 40c, sacked
BARLEY-Steady and firm for best
qualitiesi Iowa spring, zoe; Minnesota
90c.
PORK-Sl3.00 q 1926 .....-
SALT MEAT-Dry salt meat firm but
not much doing.
BACON-lloldcrs firm; clear rib Sc;
clear sides, order lots, in fair demand.
LARD-In good demand at % a 9Sc for
choice tierce. ..
COFFEE Strong, with an upward
tendency Rio, Isl II 2lc.
SUGAR-U nchangcd at IL l2Ic 70,
Porto Rico and Louisiana plantation.
MOLASSES-G0 Csc.
WHL.KY-Higher at 93c.
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lBARoSErEm rmrHnoNETEn.

WAsHINaToN, September 27.-The ba-
rometer has fallen decidedly at the Rock v
mountain stations. The high pressure
north of Missouri has extended its inhu-
ences southeastward of the gulf The pres
sure continues quite low in Florida, where
clouds and light rains continue. The low
barometer in New England has apparently
extended eastward, and the second area Of
low pressure, with brisk westerly wind is
reported from Lake Ontario. The latter
has probably come from Lake Superior,
with which region telegraphic communica-
ton has been interrupted for a week.
Fresh northwest winds are reported from
the lakes and northerly winds in the gulf
states, except in Southern Florida. Par
TALLY cloudy and clear weather generally
prevailed to-day.
PROBABILITIES,
Rising barometer with pleasant weather
Is probable for Thursday in the southern
and gulf states, and falling barometer,
with cloudy weather, in tho northwest.
The storm on Lake Ontario will probably
move eastward and extend to Maine dur
ing the day.
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ST. LOUIS TRADE, NAME, BCsISEssAS LO-
CATION OF LEAD Nc wHOLEsALK AND
RETAIL HOUSES
=. Ih9s. OF orr readers ho contemplate visiting
the fsr VIII please cut this ont and use IL as a
reference, % he selections have teen carefully
made and are strictly frst-rlass.
ART GALLERY.
Looking Glasses, Picture Frames Ar Georos
NJ Harding 40 n. Fihh street.
ARTIFICIAL ARMS AND LEGS.
fiiss Is, free Lewis Lockwood, 5ss Pine It,
ST. LOUIS ALE BREWERY.
r.. founa6 Co.. 3l3 n. Commercial 81.
BAGS AND BAGGIko.
HdL Chase, II. n Nam street.
(sTAR) BASKET MASUFACToRY
@ II Fl, ming 4 Co, los 5 Main, manufacturers OF
star Baskets for Grain Launnry, &c.
BOOKSELLER & sTATIoSER
sendfo Catalogue ) W hcInyre, No ssuth
ST. LOUIS BOOK NEWS co.
Wholesale staiioners, kc., SO7 n Fourth street
BOOKSELLERS (law and general
Soule, Thomas 4 winsor. sl5 N Firh.
BILLIARD TABLES, LOOKING GLASSES,
Picture Frames, &c. julius Bake, Thsnssen 4
Co, u s6th.
BRIDGE BUILDERS.
NJ 9 Carter Co, X corner lth and Walnut,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURE,
Henr, Tmkin, sl4 4 sic n sixth Street.
CHARTER OAK STOVES.
Excelsior Manufacturing Co., 6l2 N Main street.
CIDER (MIssouRI).
Green clark 900 Pine street.
CIDER (oHIo).
Henry Eich, 1925 Seventh street
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Send for Catalogue Circular Jonathan Jones.
President, corne: Fifth and Olive.
DRY GOODS (wHoLEsALE AND RETAIL).
william Barr 4 Co, cor 5th L II Charles:
ENGINE, BOILER AND SHEET IRON WORKS.
Alex. crozier Co, 1884 N Main street.
ENGINES (PoRrABLE AND STATIONARY.
$40 hain, cor Morgan.
uRNITuhE q BEDDING, (wHoLEsALR AID
RETAIL.
Curtis Mason, 2l6 Washington avenue.
FUBSITURE, wHoLEsALR AND RETAI
so 6l2 N Fourth street.
FURHITuRE, WHOLESALE vSD RETAIL).
Sanford q. ScarrItt, n y corner 4th A Locust,
branch house 2l4 Market st.
GUNS, PISTOLS AND AMMUNITION.
b2lN Main street.
LUMBER (wHoLEsALE).
schnells Quer, NV cor slh and Mullanphy.
LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS.
Sole Agent Anglo Machine Silk. Harvey J Tstte.
mer. 92l Fourth at,
MILLINERY, STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS SILKS,
&c, importers 4 Jobbers. Waters, Todd 4 Co,
400 n, Fourth st.
PATENT SOLICITORS, IT,. s. AND foREIGN)
Prindle Dyer, + cor 9th and Pine st st Louis,
Mo, and Washington, ID &.
PRINTING INK MANUFACToRY.
BThalman, sist st, near Chouteau ave,
RAILWAY MANUFACTURERS
Supplies, Iron 4 Wood Working Machinery,
Rice. Dnnklee Co, II South Filth street,
SCALES, (FAIRBANKs sTANDARD.)
Fairbanks, GreenleafA Co, 302 Washin gton av-
SEWING MACHINES, (EoIsELEss).
Wilcox and Gibbs, sos N FourthSt
sroNEwARE AND PIPE MANUFACToRY.
For acqueducts, sewers ana culverts, st LOUIS
Stoneware Co, los N Fourth,
STERLING sILyERwARE hASUFACToRY.
Established in 1858 FA Durgin 305 N Seventh
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PAPER HOUSE,
stLouis Type Foundry Co l25 Pine st
VINEGAR MANUFACTURER.
Alden q Clough al6 and sl7 Spruce 1t
PIANOS, (BELL TREBLE PIANOs).
Factory and talesroom 3O7 and 3o9 Choteau nv
eal or end Tor Illustrated catalogue General
southwestern agency for the Burdett orgsns
srLoUIs IsMANUFACTURlNG co
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-28

The Whole Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania
bpeak for these remedies. Who would ash for
more dagnlhed and stronger testimony
Non. George W. " oodward, formerly lnlei Jus.
tce OF the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, st
present member OF Congress from Psnnsylva-
MIA, writes:
find BooHand's German Bitters is good tonic,
Useful in diseases Of the digestive organs and OF
kreat benefit IN cases OF debility ami want Of
GEORGE W. WOODWARD.
Hon. James Thompson, Chief Justice OF the Su-
preme Court Of PennsylvAnia:
Philadelphia, April 2s, 1861.
| ! consider Hooh 'nd's German Bliters a yalus.
Jle mrdicine in cases OF attacks of Indigestion
Dyspepsia. l can certify this from my experi-
nee OF it, Yours with rsspMsGf!s: gIpMfs THOMPSON
Hon. George Sharswood, Justice of the supreme
Court of Pennsylvenia; SEQ
| have found by experience that Hoohand's
Herman Bitters II u very GOOD tonic, relieving
GEORGE SHARsWoOD.
Hon. VIM. L. Rogers, Mayor OF the City OF Buf.
Mayors Office, Buffalo. June %, lsG9.
/ nave used Hcohand's German Bitters aud
onic in my family during the past year, and can
Iscommend them as an excellent tonic, lmpart-
az tone and vIgor TO the system. Their use has
WIN. r. ROGERS.
Ion. James NJ Wood, ex.MayOr OF wll'amsport
/ take great pleasure in recommending Hoof-
nd's Germ an Tonic to any one who may be at
adly it was impossible to keep any food on my
omash, and became so weak as not TO be able
b walk half mile. Two bottles OF Tonic ef'
scted a perfect cure. JAMES VI. WOOD.
Remember that HooHand's German Btters,
hd Hoodand's German Tonic, will cure every
use OF
MARAsMUs, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
BODY.
RencmDcr that Hoo1ands German Rene
es are the medicines you require to purify the
ood, excite the torpid Liver To healthy action,
ld to enable you to pass safely through any
lriships snd exposure.