Richmond Palladium (Weekly), Volume 37, Number 45, 2 January 1868 — Page 3

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RICHMOND, INDIANA: Thursday, : Jaiu 2d,' 1068. 3Lrriualfi and 3f uajrturrS Ol la RICHMOND POST OFFICE, Dec. 30j I8ff . ' MAILS CLOSE - Columbus od East Chiesgo . .. . r ... Cincinnati............. Jtavton Way... ............ Intianepolisand West.... .... .VAILS OPEJf, f- FT T i . 13r.n 10 15;A.K . 6 . 8 00'a.M ,. 410r.M ladianapolis and West. ' Cincinnati-.-Dayton Wry Chieago.... - Columbus and Ert.. ... 2 30 r.M 30 p.if ...io ro ,A.u Boston and Beechy Jtire.leavea Tuesday and Friday, at ........... 12 UOf M da. do arrives name days at..i. it. . ? 00.n Arba, via Bethel Ac. leave Monday, Wednes- j day a: d Fridn?, at 8 00 A.il, do. arr. Monday, Wednesday and . Friday, 4 00 r.ir Winchester, via. New - Garden, leaves ( Monday, Wednesday aad Friday, at 8 00 a.m. do. arr. f uesday, Thursday and Saturday, 4 00 r.M. Brookville via AbUigton , leaves Monday ) and Friday 8 00 a.m. Arrive Tuesday and Saturday at. 5 C 0 f.m. Office open from 70 a. u. to 7:30 r. nr. jOn Sunday, from 9:00 to 10:00 a.m. , . t . i i' I .j-:-iiU 3Hi to I ED.i JONES. P. jj. The Way to Make Money. GAS BILLS DISCOUNTED 15 'ct if paid on or before the 20th instant. Samukl Hadley, we notice is dealing out Drugs and Medicine, at J. E. AVERT 3.. - -:. j -; , . $m5-4!i T; i " TEAS i."E.' Avery has certainly one of the bsstp lotsof Teas notion hand in this city, thatVwas ever otTered for sale. Every name and every kind that is impcrted from the "Celestial' regions can be had at J. E. Avery's Drug' Store, . S. E. Corner of Main and Marion streets. The golden ;Mortat,'r,;a1l29f: jMain 8tret, indicates that there is the place to get . pure . Medicines, and everything that may be called for in aDfagstore. Go to Plummer fe Harrold'a J. R. Elliott has leased the Gait Honse from Messrs. "Schwartz & Bro.. - and is going to considerable expense in renitlng and re-painting . it from -top to c- botlonVf Ware , glad J3iWiJ&" f tains the ervrces- of our young friend , Chabxss Euh, Success to th7ialt.: Mr. ... C. Sn Pbsscott, jnow.i has? the Boarding House . fbrmerly kept' by Jos mt Fleminir. Esq.. nearly opposite the -"Gait House. i Int. W are clad to learn-that Mr. Lurz, r.e are glad to learn, that Mr. i-C lof the Cambridge Mirror, is getting, be t--3 ter and it is hoped he3 will soon be ;jfef tored to hia usual good health. " . The Masquarade Ball, given on New1 r.t.r'.i it' Year's Eve. passed off in I good .order," andj Jhe pajtjcipanta , Beeaaed ta- enjoy themselves. I There were between forty and fifty costumes, of every imaginable shape, representing all manner of peopie, and many participated without be ing disguised; while quite a number of spectators looked on and enjoyed the novel spectacle!. ki O Our young friend C. Buckhardt, of the Pearl street Grocery, had two fine turkeys gobbled up the other day bya youag fellow who ..evidently had a fowl stomach. He was pursued and taken' r into Custody by the police the torkeys restored to their. owner, and the Mayor fined the thtel $5 tmd -sent him to the tender care of Sheriff. Ballenger, for 20 days. 1 Watrcceivea a -cvu..uiUi0n from our young friend J. C. McPherson, who is now at Ann. Arbor, Michigan, College; but too late for our paper, this week. It shall appear in our nextr issue. ' We are glad to learn that he is .well. jj-An Association has been chartered at Cambridge City, styled the Cambridge City Car Company, with a capital of 8100,000 Those composing 'the "comi pany are Mes8rs. Wm. Mercer, Geo. F. Hill, John CalIowa3 G. F. Rosker, and C. 8. Action. '.Success to them. f Preaching at Phillips Hall, Sunday next, at l'l-2 o'clock - by Rev. Jacob Rife, of the Tunker denomination. -r The people generally are invited to hear him. tC - Macallister at Phillips Hall. A Prof, and Madame Macallister,, the Great Illusionists, will open .the; first of a series or eight entertainments in. the Art Magique,f at the above Uall on Tuesday evening next, Jan. 7th. The Professors reputation-as a Magician is world wide, and his performances should bo witnessed' by all. One huudrcd ele gaat ond eostly presents win biOiffn anay KYciy uiguu j vjui ojaiinee will be given'on-'Saturday JaiK 11th, when ever3' child will receive a present. We ad,v!sl PMt fffmm jecuj-c Jeeit .seats early as the hall will undoubtedly be crowded during their' stay. 1 Remember he will remain but eight nights only, i rrr- - 4 1 i A. T. IIoli-owat is learning to weigh 'Fothecarily at J. W. Plumjiek's Drug store.' Tfie' force at 'this old and reliable stand consists of Al. IIkud, Gen. Butlkb an 3 Ai.. Iolloway ljtFthe .balnncewnee1?"j? .pLtMER Two . fetter c'Kg, tHol2Rlanci th"e (Jen! is not needed I'romDt and irentlemanl v if7 teniipn, is juere mamfestod towArrl r all ,mT?? r'i lP9PUlaV.prug-tbre.'' "Alwav'- get thv Bfst. Toilet Soapi and Perfumery at AVERY, S. E, Corne JHaia A Marlon itirct.

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Mv'Aoew paper has just been started at ilndiawipolrB, called the "Saturday Eve ning Mirror,? publiihed; at the Ben. Franklin office by Messrs. Harding & Henry. It is well printed spicyracy, and . cheap at $2 , per year in 'Kance. Af e "kenMareh h"e"a good 'ellowr': craft and, altho his partner ,B? name sound like a UarcTn 'yet, possessing, . - lA .-t ' A 3 A Alt a i TIT and the hand of a ready writer, as evin ced by his labors as local on the Herald, they'll make the "Mirror" a useful and readable paper. v We wish them both in dependent fortunes ; , 1 . ' Heaty Ho53.-Our old jfriend "'J ambs EMDStBT, of Abington Town ship, in this bounty, killed twenty-six hogs,qd their average weight was exactly 312 pounds. Fight. fight took place last Sun day, evening, at Jthe Pearl-st., Catholic Uhurch. '. JNO particulars.' Gift. Some ' of the firm friends of Marshal Zimmsbhan, presented Jim a fin1, - warm over coat for a Christmas present.-." A presentation speech was hiade, and the Marshal made an eloquent 'spbke'V on receiving it.;; SZ.1&?Z J. m mm ' " Groceries To get good and ' pure groceries, go to the Co-operative JStore, rwherej they can be had at" the lowest prices, for cash."' Flour at $6 . 25. Something - New. The world having ust turned over a page In its histdr' clianged its figure to 1868 our - citizens jiriil be pleased to hear that W.' H. Page, onr enterprising Lamp otore proprietor, has added to his stock of Lamps, a large and f complete assortment . of Gas " Fix tures', comprising all the latest patterns, and invites his old customers and the public generally to not only call and examine his goods, but also his prices, having made arrangements whereby he tan and will sell them at the lowest Cincinnati rates. Our friend Page, is always looking to the interest of his., customers keeping himself posted in the very'articles they most need, be has always been rewarded by a most generous patronage, in all his undertakings, and we are sure they will continue to sustain him, and, therefore, we cheerfully turn this Page over to all the Lampooning they can possibly give him. Go to 90 Main st. A private letter has been received from Lieut. James Mackmn, 31st TJ. S. Infantry, announcing the safe arrival of himself and wife at Fort Rice, Dacotah Territory on fthe 30th of Nov. last. They traveled about 1100 miles in-omni-busses t and ambulances which was a formidable undertaking for' Lieut. M'u wife;-but the end of the journey was at last reached, and we are glad that they are both enjoying excellent health. In the spring, the Lieut, supposes he'll have to move about 500 miles from Fort B.ice.V. He writes that it is excessively cold .there now, and deeiresv to - be remembered by his friends in the city and vjdnity:;-.' ;;,;, ,;, .4,Fsw Words to Advertisers. Does It nay to advertise ? We think it does, and if you are in doubts about it, inquire whaf made Barnum and Girard rich? Advertising. . What sold the Govern ment bonds ?" Jaj'.Cook s ,adver Using.; What made Bonner's Ledger? Adver-j tising. What. made Stewart's fortune? Advertising, What sold 210,000 tickets 1 iri"the CrOsby.Opera' House scheme ? ; Advertising; iW hat should all men do, ; whether thy do a large or small busi-, riees or wish to sell a cheap or superior , article ? -r Advertise. Columbus J ourCut Or. We have now a flslfbuok route to Cincinnati the Chi. & Gr't. E. coming to our city, and going via. Cam bridge to the Queen City.' The Cincinnati Dailies now reaca Richmond via: of Cambridge. Our R. R. connections here, are getting into a "condemned little difficulty. " The R. E. & H. looks to us like a porter bottle line the mouth of the bottle being corked at Richmond, : not much port-able on that line in the way of freight, further than this 'city, is tlie i situation at this present writing. Pleasant prospect to contemplate !Cincionatl cad nelp herself,, and us too by giving us some material aid, and assist inTUie Construction of the R. t Ft. W. R ir "slie will, islthequestioii. But wH she do it? Charge The firm" ; of Saui'son. & BosSbJijis byen dissolved -Mr. -Ro&s retireingf . "" " - ThV Ctn of Ntb fc Bro.; has "also beear-sclved Mr. Ralph Nik selling out to UfiSj. Starr the business will be conducted hereafter under the firm iiaVne of!z RA;NtK :fe Starr. To get-.lmr-j gain's in Stoves, Ac, it is onlj' neces&ary io urffwTB w. tne xsortn tt-ARR, near th e Depots u ::- r-rx: . .. -; 7 Flour at-the Co-operative Store, for $6 25 per cwt Rural Nbw Yorker. Wc call partic ular attention to the prospectus of this excellent family paper, published in an-. otuei;,cclumn; Itis jubt the paper to be admitted into the family circle a com'r" plete weekly feast of well written and ,11 digested Agricultural and; Horti onltnral artlcles-choice Litorature " and everyfc thing calculated to instruct and amuse. .".See the prospectus and terins and call at onr office and see specimen COpieS. :,, t . i. .-- e "Always sjet the Bent. DR. AVERY'. Blood Purify ins and LiTerSjrop.

Nasby the "Rev.," is out for A. J. fa President. Read his letter in to-day'a

Palladium on 4th page it is to the "pint". - - - - New Arrangements. The , Superintendent of the Southern Division of the CM. & G't. E. Railway, S. G Cox over Esq., notifies all' shippers for Chicago and the North-West, and local points on this Road, that all shipments must be'delivered at the Columbus and Ind. Central Railway Depot, in this city, instead of the OJ&. & C. R. R. This arrangement took place - on Wednesday last, Jan. 1, 1868. " Mr. Con over, also notifies all concern ed, that II. S. Kates, has been appoint ed Freight Agent, at Richmond, Station, vice B." B. Walker, resigned. 1 1 arr t Kates, is one of the most accommodating and gentlemanly railroad men that we ever became acquainted with, and a better appointment eould not be made, and one more satisfactory to all having business with the road. - Farmers and others are invited to caland leave their names for the American Agriculturist, a truly valuable and beau ti fully illustrated Farm Journal. All objectionable reading is strictly excluded from its columns, so that it excels all " others of its class only 81 25 per year. John mell, lo iNODie street resident Agent, where specimen copies can be seen, f . ". ' ' ' Purchasers of Sir. James Clark's Female Pills are cautioned against coun terfeit. I he genuine have the name of others are worthless. 41-3tno PHILLIPS HALL; Eight Nights in Wonder World. Commencing Tuesday evening, Jan. 7th 186S. Prof, and Jlahme MACALLISTER, THE GREAT ILLUSIONISTS OF THE AGE, will present each erening a choice selection of their Illusions, Wonders, and Miracles, embracing' Science, Mirth and Mystery. 100 ONE HUNDRED 100 Elegant and Costly Presents, will be giren away eacfenight, Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats 60 cents. GIFT MATINEE on Saturday afternoon, Jan. 11th, 1868, When every child will receive a handsome preaent. MAtiMi AdjmwBTOn 25 cents to all parts of thtr Bouse. EvBNiiw. Doors opea at 7 o'clock, comaftnee at 8. W wHABRY WESTON, Business Manager. B, MYRICK aad JAMES H. WASSON hare this day entered into Co-partner ship under the firm name of "Myriek k Wasson," for the purpose of doing a General Insurance Business. ... OUice. corner of i'ifth.st. and Fort Wayne Avenue. second story. , B. B. MYRICK. k-v. r, .---v J. H. WASSON. -- Richmund, Dec. 30,185T. -' 45-4 vr. K. A. BULKLEY, ru B. B. MYRICK, Pres't T. O. ENOERS Gen'I Agent, For Indiana. SeCy JEtna Life Insuranc e Co. , OF - " . , " HARTFORD, CONN., , OERCRAL AGENT'S OFFICE, Corner Fifth -st. and Fort Wayne Avenne, ' SBCOX0 8T0KT, " Hichmond, Ind., , BELL BELLIS, Corner Fifth aad Main Streets, LOCAL AGKNTS. Iiichmend, pec. 20, 1867. ' ' 4o-4w. : i lio Insurance. HOWf E ;I I7SURA NC E CO., " 7 OF : NEW YOR K, ' ,fc JttYRICK dc WASSON, AGENTS, OFFICE, Cor. Fifth-st. and Fort Wayne ATenue," ."- ; , . , SECOND STORY. Richmond, Dec. 20, 1887. " 45-4w. r Information. - Information guaranteed to produce' a luxuriant growth ot hair upon a bald head or beardless face also a recipe for the removal of Pimples. Blotches' Eruptions, etc., on the skin, leaving the same soft! clear, and beautiful, can be obtained without charge by addressing , - - : THOS. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist, , -' ., --.:.: t s' Broadway, New Yortr. Anclant Fine Arts., To the Editor of the Jfem York Herald: ! . s fl Respecting the relics of porcelain ware found in the late exhumations at ilerculanenni, which have" been forwnrded.to the Society of Antiquities in London, whereof your correspondent says the bottle resembling Drake's Plantation Bitters was undoubtedly placed among the ruins by the agent of Dr. Drake, we desire to state he is incorrect inr every respect If a bottle was found there bearing our lettering, the language of the Ancient' "Romans "was different from the accepted literature of that davV f Cyr 'Agent has other business than this1 in EaroP?yahd has not been" in Italy at an. iNo doubt Americans carry Plantation "BitterV to Rome ; bat trying to im pose upoaeiety-Antiqnariarir'ir this way.eemSj quite uselessand we do not aireciatcrthe'joke.' It is un- ! rtecessary for-ua to spend money in Eu rope wails we aro unable to supply the tlemand for these : celebrated Bitters Xl1" t 1 V .1J P. H. DRAKE & CO. j Xolii tWATER.A delightful toil, et article-r-superior to Cologne and at half the price. 44 2w. "Al ways gret the Best. Cigars for Sets, to be had at AVERY'S S. E. Corner Main tt Clarion street.

j'ster-cns ad pipe of,,tin, j . . . f I rBy seven Voung mesj, were bro't in use, v "To 'nau'grate the New Year in : And they did it in the Calaboose 1 Alexander Selkirk, never heard on his island, "the sound of a church-going bell,'"! neither "did he ever dream of the excruciating noise that a dozen oystercans, tied together with a string, and dragged over a rough pavement, could

make his solitude more horrible.nor did he imagine that his condition would have been a contented one, had he received a visit and been entertained with a speech conveyed to his ear through a a long tin water-spout ! No, Alexander didn't; but some of our young men, supposing that they were "out of humanity's reach," like Selkirk, did so use the oyster-cans to drag in the new year, and the tin pipe to do up their spouting ; but the police humanely interfered with their hard exercises, and Mayor Youno, deeming them all fine young men, fined them -all three dollars and costs. Sowing wild oats is a pleasant recreation ; but very costly when thrashed out by maces instead of flails it a-mace-d the boys to find their heads heavy and their pockets light from the labors of one night! . We certainly missed a good thing by our non-attendance at the "Basket Social," given by the G. A. R., on last Saturday night. Our engagements interfered with a season of enjoyment, that a friend i informed us would have been "good for soul and body." It is said to have been a grand affair just such a feast as the "boys in blue" and their glorious wives know how to fix up, and they and their friends know how to appreci-crle. ' :- - BUY" TOUR PEEFUMEEY, TOILET SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES, CO MIES, POCKET BOOKS - AT - PLUMMER k HARROLD'S 129 Main Street, SIGN OF TOE GOLDEN MORTAR. 4.1-tf I. m- V .iMM. i. - B E MING TON S' I Sold by the Trade Generallr v v Pruxfiedueed. A Liberal discount to n,UV y Upwards f 200,008 of our Arms have ben ' furnished the U. 9. Government. ! . -twi U ..; i it". - --' - .... :.i K.tt Aairr Rjivolveb, 44-100 in,' Caliber ' ' " Natt JUitolvkb, 3A-10 In. Caliber, ! J ' f ' t Bii Rbvoltbb, (Self Clocking, ) Navy Canber " Belt Bimm, Navy Siie Caliber, 7 ttUMr' I d' Vst Poor P, Wo. 30 Tl cirSSgV Gcn Cans, using No. 22, 32 Cartridge, ' Tit 1 Kt 99 T-.-:j Bwskch U.ABIK4. K1M.1, JNo. 32 Cartridge, ' hi.. U. S. Rifls, (Steel Barrel,) with Saber Bayonet, U. ft. Rifled Mcskbt, Springfield Pattern. 51 R1EM,IXfGTeJr S0XV I"ON, New York, oGrSTPha TnaltinKHenry'Foi, chir.gp;eRumiTre Crane, San FranciSco;7B. A. S. U ThorpsoX'

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LITTLE GIANT LIVEEl FILLS, THE GREAT ANTI-BILIOUS REMEDY AND SUBSTITUTE FOR (CALOMEL: If yon hare Liver Complaint, If you have Sick Headache," It yon have Biloua Attacks, If you have Dyspepsia, ' t If yoa have Constipation, Then ns Dr. I. J. AVERY'SJ LITTLE GIANT LIVER PILLS. - . .... - j? They are entirely Vegetable, They contain n woody or inert matter, The dose is small, - - , The action sure and thorough," . , They Produce t o griping. They cleanse the stomach, ' ' 1 . The v excite the secretions, ' - They carry off I he bile, They leave no one costive, Tbey are easily taken, They can harm no one. Those of natural Weak Constitutions, ' Those who are Aged and Debilitated, Those who are weakened by Disease, ' Tbone wha suffer from Indigestion, Those who suffer from Liver Complaint, Those who suffer from Kidney Affection, Those who suffer from Dumb Ague, Those who suffer from Loss of Appetite, . 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Sold by all the principal Druggists, er will be sent b' mail, teeurely tealtd from all obnervatiom, on receipt O ' :hs specified price by any advertised Agents, or by th i sole Proprietors, OSCAR G MOSES A CO , 27 Cort J land-. Street. New Vork. Agents for Richmond an. I vicinity, POTTS BRO'S . SAMPSON A ROSS. Dr D'HUY. Spn. 41-ly "CoNsrarooM is as 'certainly eared a; Intermittent Fever, and as certainly present ed a Small Pox." Rn. Chat. E. King, JJ. D-, LL. D. etc. , f ; - , Kl (M G ' S . . PREPARED PRESCRIPTION, . : MAKE FROM TDE PRESCBTPTION OF Rev. Chas. E Ktng?U TT., LL. D., &c, f 'fe,.: ; o':..FOBTHBracvaima or COiSSXJMjPTIOlSr, F.'lrTAepu1?ica! c,urei:t. V-iTHMA BRONCHITIS CA1AKKU, and nil affections of the LL'VUS T i 1 1 1 . I' r .... r. . . ...... . Mk. . inw.,,ra.iii;riflAijts ; for General an Special Derangements ot the NERVOUS SYSTEM tor Disorder of toe Stomach and Bowels The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION increases tt strength and deepens the color of the pale blood It aul dues the CHILLS and FEVKR-and diminishes tb irjjectorutum. It checks the , night sweat, alwavtm lrom seven to fourteen days." The apatite is invia orated, and the patient rapidly gains fleh-rthe eoug . and tne difficult breathing are speedily relieved! Ui : Sleep becomes calm and refresl itig ; the evacuation regular and uniform.,; ALL ASTHMA, BRONCHITfS, Ac, DISAPPEAR WITH A REALLY ASTON 1SHING KAPlDITVk s . i i u t a ' . . t he PRESCRIPTION should be used in avery Di. eate, by whatever namb mown, in which thrre i exhibited any DerangemeBt of either the SfcRVuCt or tneisuuuu systems. It is unequaled in Fema Disorders, ranly orrtwppressed r,Tiita"&,c The PREPARED PRESCRIPTION bllb fbi BEST and tf most ECONOMICAL Medicine that can betaken. The average dtae, is two teaspooso taken once a day. The patient never requires unde any circumstances, te nse -Cowgh Mixtures" for tf I Cough ; -Expectorant Veakness; Iroaforthtbloait Anodynes for the Nervous Irritation'; Acids for tr N igbt fcweau j w Whwky drCod Liver Oil fo',? V asting. Its Specific Action is upon the Constir bonal ponditioa, ad,i through this Condition, upo the Whole Series of Symptoms. 7ff Statements rrom Patients. Ac." College Hill, Cikci.An ;I .. :jD. the la i stare of CoNsrMFTiojr. Tn ten days after takiri th t BKSCRIPTIOK, my, Chill Nhrtt K.w. f - 5 decreased, and finally Altogether disappeared. . , mere skeleton before. I am nr.. h My restrat-on is a marvel to all who know - w- ' YoorPiriptioriairniy daughter's life, an has probably saved me hundreds ,.i tn.. E. Humphreys. Remopn v v "CT "We bless God for the benefit we hare received froi. vonr Prepared Prescnptio0,"-Ry. ;p. Psrsohim ! -"Every one to whom I -'have nlr,mn,.'j zi' benefited much bv its nee . a : e The " PREPARED PRESCRIPTTnv - . 4L1i,,,Lttle' an',is 0M Richmond by ell DRCO . GIST S generally, or orders may be addressed to th CORTLAKPT STRBDT, N Y. r - - -. - . . . m. - . . v- x i. ... t.ii.t a a Circular, containing testimonials of many cases sue cessfuliy treated, will be sent free, by mail, to all wli. will write for it. consultations free. ,. .. -

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;, Prostration of tlxe Bjiits, Severe Hardships, - T ;r -U" .-. : . '.ilxposur, . OF Fevers, DISEASES OF GAMP L1EE. Soldier, Citizens, Waf or ifeatafeViidalt orYostluf- u Will find in this Bitters a pure TooJo not dependent oa bad liquors for their almost Bairacnloasefleete. ,.,j.t J....W -sDYSPE S I A. AVD filSKASSS BBSULTIXa TKOM DMOWXKS OF tho LIVER and DIGESTIVE ORGANS, ... ... -." " f j , CTBXB BY HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS, This Bitters bas Performed more Cares, gives better Satisfaction, has mort Testimony, has nwr Respectable People to roneh for it, than any other article is the market - t-t'iv . We defy any one to contradict this assertion, aad WILL PAY SIOOO to any one who win produce a certificate published by uo mai is not genuine. j . . HOOFLAND'S GEEMAN BITTERS, . . " - i . 2 . WILL CCBB ZTXBT CASK OF '" ' . ChToaic or Nervous Debility, and Diseases of the Kidney. Observe the following symptoms resulting from the disorders of the digestive organs : . ' Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of Blood to the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Nausea. Heart- - burtr. Disgust for Food, FnHnets op Weight ' in thj Stomach, Soar Eructations, Sink'. Ihg or Swimming of the Head, . , i Harried and difficult - - "-''' " Breathing, '.' .. ' Fluttering at the ( . " , J Heart. Choking or Suf- , , . , i, f focating Sensations when in a 1 - . lying Posture, Dimness .r . , r. of Vision, Dote - or Webs before the ', 7 , ! Sight, Fever end Dnll Psia in the H ead, Deficiency of Pers- . piration, Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back " and Breast Limbs, Ac, Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh.. Constant imagin ings of Evil and great Depression of Spirit. That (hit Bitten i not Alckotie, contain n Mum or B'iuky, and tannot make Drunkard, but it 4k eeet Tonie tit the World, nti - .- - t ... -:' Read who Say a So. ....... X . . . A . . .. ,.. , ,.'- . Erom Rev. W. DC Seigfried, Pastor of Twelfth Baptist Church, Philadelphia. . ' Gentleman :-I have recently been laboring under the distressing effects of indigeatioa, aecompanied by a prostration of .the nervoua aystea. - Nnmerens remedies were recommended by friends, and some of them tested. Lot without relief.' Your Hoofland's German Bitters were reeomsoended by persons who had tried them, and whose favorable eaeattoa of tbeee Bitters indnced me to try them. I must confess that I had an aversion to- Pa trot Medicines from the 'thousand and one" quack "Bitters? whose only aim seems to be to palm off sweetened 1 dragged tiqnor upon the Community ,in a sly way, and the ten -dency of which, I fear, is to make many a ceafirmed drunkard. Upon learning that yeurs was really a medicinal preparation, I took it with happy efleot. Its ae ion, not only upon the stomach, but npon the netrous srstem, wbs preminent and gratifying". I feel that I have derived great and parminent benefit from he use of a few bottles. ... i( . Very respectfully yours, J W. . SEIGFRIED, " ; -i - te. 96A Sbacksmaxon Street. . r -: Frem the Bey. E. D . Fendall, Aasistant Editor Christian. Chroniele, Philadelphia. f : . I have derived decided hem fit from the use ot HooflamTs German Bitters, and feel it tar . privilege to recommend them as a most valuable tonic, toall who are suffering fsm general debility or from diseases arising from derangement ot th liver.". - 1. , .Yourstruly, ? , 7V; : :, ; -.v. p. todall., ; From Rev. D. Merries, Faster of the Paayuk Baptiat Church, Philadelphia. ' .7 . From the many respecuble recommeodatione"given to Dr. Hoofland's German Bitters, I was indniadto give then a trial. Aftex using several bottles I found them to be a good remedy for debility, .uid a moat excellent tonic for the stomach. - tfii.su Cu " r-idi wirt " , D.,UijaUtiB.Frem Rev. Wm. Smrfh. tntmrm k.l - v - Vincentown and Millville CN. J) Bautiet Churohaa Having used in my family a nomka r i,n..i . your Hoofland's German 1 HUrr, I have to say that I regard --them as aa exet. ot medicine, espeeiall adapted to r more the distt . es tbey are recoa4Mded for. They strengthen ai.it invigorate the system when debilitated, and are nsefnl in Hi.r.r. i il .. . ... ... . - w of appetite, das.t I have also recommended w. 'eral of my friends, who bare tried them. tnem tv I nd fouud them greatly beneficial in the atr.t,v!? of health. 'ours truly, - - WM. SMITH. -966 Hotebinson 8t.;Phfiada.T BEVVARE OF COUNTERFEITS See that the signature of "C. M. JACKSON"'ii -t ,r the wrapper of each bottle. ' ' ;.Singlo. Bottle l, or Half Dos. for ft. c V, Should your aearest Druggist ooi h.y.'the k'rticW do net be put off by .ay of the intoxieatiar pr.pu.' tions that may be offered in its place, bat aaad toua PZZZLADELPZXTA, 1A; H virr; : " Suceetsor to Joned: Evans, PB0PIETOU,

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