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Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27
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TERFEITs !-Hostetters Bitters.-The public
are aware that for some years past Hostetter's
Bters have, by their intrinsic merit, as the best
tonic of the present day, won name and celeb
.ty beyond any other compound of the like kind.
The immense and ready sale which Hostetter' S
Btters met with, induced q number of persons to
engage in counterfeiting them, by buying up the
BOTTLES, and filing them with spurious and nox-
ious compound. Also, several worthless prepa-
fatons are gotten up in this city, with the evil
dent design of being palmed off as the genuine
#hostetter's Bitters, having similar bottle and
label, and directions, etc. taken off verbatim, save
fhe omitting Of DR.. J. Hostetters name, and then
making sale of the articles to saloon keepers and
others, at reduced prices, under the representa-
tIon that they are the genuine article. Purcha-
ters should always examine the bottle and see
that it is covered with metallic caps, with the
name of 'J Hostetter's Stomach Bitters' stamped
o9, and not with tin-foil or wax, as is the case
with the counterfeit article. The above name is
aso blown on the glass on one side of the bottle.
Sold by PARK & WHITE, San Francisco sole
agents for the Pacific Coast, 1872 Washington
treet, opposite TO the Market
And by PIERCE, CHURCH x CO, Whole
tae and Retail Agents for Weaverville. 7.lm
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IRELAND.-A Big BTE.-Bishop Simpson, in his
travels in Ireland, thus describes the country
through which he passed
In passing through the country found two
things different from what bad expected. First,
the land is not so wholly occupied nor so per,
fectly cultivated az had fancied had supposed
the whole island to be a garden but found
waste places and poorly cultivated lands. The
country is also much more billy or mountainous
than garden can be. Ranges OF mountains
skirted the view nearly the whole length OF the
road On the east were the Galtee mountains,
and on the western range isa high peak with q
remarkable notch, called the DEVILS Bit. Vari-
ous legends are connected with this spot. The
Killarney boatmen told me that it was said that
Satan was chasing some souls that had just es-
capped from purgatory; they fed across this
mountain into the province of Connaught; where
upon Satan, concluding that Connaught was about
as bad as purgatory, ceased his pursuit, and con-
tented himself with biting a piece out OF the
mountain summit, and splitting IL after them
Similar stories the inhabitants Of the different
provinces delight to tell in reference to each
other.
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HSCRAMENTo BETTY, AND HER DoG.-Walking
through an unfrequented street one evening, we
saw an il-favored child hurryng out of poor
looking house, followed by woman with a
broom. The child was screaming, for the woman
struck her cruel blow as she was getting over
the fence, and then yelled after her: You little,
ugly wretch you come back here and I'll break
your neck = She walked slowly down street, a
little dog running beside her, until coming to a
board pile she climbed upon it and sat there. The
little dog got up, too, and nosed about her face
as though he knew the chd's heart was very
heavy, and that his sympathy was all she had in
the world. Approaching her unobserved, we
asked what her name was at which she started ur
to go away, but recovering her composure, she
answered.
MY names Betty
And wi at are you crying for .
'Oh, MANS been whipping me again +; she's
always beating me. Tve good mind to run
clear off,
What does your mother beat you for?'
Il don't know,-guess it's because I'm so ugly
and cross-eyed.'
And then the poor, young creatures deformed
eyes filled with tears, through which they did
look absolutely frightful. Thinking to divert her
from that subject, we asked her about the dog
'Oh, yesP said she; thatsmy dog l wouldn't
take anything for Fido he's all have to play
with, for they make fun of my crosseyes, and l
can't play with the other children. But l must
60 home, or nam will be after me with stick ),
and home went Betty and her dog.
Poor, cross-eyed Betty the world for her i,
dark and dreary her mother hates her because
she is deformed, and there is 'none to love her
on the EARTH.
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IMPROVEMENTS AS WE Go.-Not quite a year
ago certain parties were laughed at for proposing
to make a wagon road from Weavervlle to
Shasta. On the 18th of April stage coaches will
pass over the highway then regarded as 80 chin
erical. Private enterprise and the progressive
spirit which animates our people, have carried
an inclined plane over hills which to the trail
traveller looked impossible for any burden bear
er save the sure footed creatures accustomed to
climb difficult and precipitous ways
William S. Lowden was the protector and i'm
pellng power of this enterprise, which will in
some degree enrich him, and leave his name re-
corded in connection with work of great public
utility designed by hmself,and perfected through
his own and the energy Of other citizens, who saw
the possibility of accomplishment, and the re-
suits and advantages of completion.
Every useful stone laid up in the monument
of human deeds should bear the builders name
whether it uphold an arch or occupy an humber
place in the structure.
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THAT MERRY MARRIAGE BELIEVE set ou,
to read what seemed to be good story, In an
excellent paper, the Mountain Messenger, but very
soon came to where the author got everything
going thus All went merry as a marriage bell
Then we threw away the paper, in disgust, that
good story should be marred by common
place quotation, which is the first line of the po-
cts attacked by the school-boy. 1t is pity that
so many brilliant young writers of California be-
plaster their articles with old worn out quota
tions it shows lack Of originality, and worse
than all, lack of taste and judgment. That
marriage bel' sounded very beautifully to the
bride and bridegroom, and the hungry guests
assembled, and it was fine simile when new, but
tits too commonplace when the writer is confess
edly writing for originality and effect.
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EFFECT OF THE MIND" Bad news weakens the
action of the heart oppresseS the lungs, destr oys
the appetite, stops digestion, and partially sus-
pends all the functions of the system. An emo.
tion of shame lushes the face; fear blanohes it;
Joy illumlnates it, and an instant thrill eleotrifes
q million of nerves. Surprise spurs the pulse
into gallop. Delirum infuses great energy.
Voltion commands, and hundreds of muscles
spring to execute. Powerful emotion often kills
the body al a stroke"
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DIDN'T TECH 'IM.-The Mountain Democrat is
informed that we haven't been tampering with its
correspondent Byron Jr' properly Mr.. Rhine
hart. That gentleman doesn't write for us, and
we have no wish to seduce him from his duties to
the Democrat. We can't answer for the Golden
Era and Vide West, but we have made no over
lures to the Democrats travelling correspondent.
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A FEArHERED FILLIBUsrER-A large bald ca
gle pounced upon sturdy Muscovy drake, a.
Mr.. John Rowlett's farm, in Prince George, Va,
in order to make meal OF him, but the drake,
not relishng such an unceremoniou call, put his
muscular energies into very active exercise, and
made SO scientific use of them as to give bis
feathercd majesty sound druObng
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Two ladies presented themselves at masqnsr-
ade ball. The doorkeeper asked what "charac'
tiers" they personated "None," said they.
1.-TWO ladies without any character y bawled
the usher, as be handed them IL,
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F1CrIrIous CAPfTAL.-The San Andreas Inde-
pendent knows of ditch that is reported to have
cost $45O,OOO the laborers were nearly all swim
died out of their wages The same ditch was af-
terwards sold for ffty-ive thousand dollars. An
other in Calaveras county was represented in the
Legislature as worth $3.50, 900, but it is down on
the tax-roll at $l00, 900.
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ASSISTANCE THAT ISN'T PAID FoR.--Sevsral Of
the papers below are ,ridieuling Mrs. Cora Ann
Weekes' rather magnificent advertisement of pub
fishing intentions. They will, eventually, make
the project successful, no matter hew much Of
humbug there may be in the publication
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L O. O. f.
STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. ~, L. O.

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. ~, L. q.
O. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
third Saturday of each month, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Magnolia" building, Main street. Patri-
arCbs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
OFFIoERs.-A Shepard, G. P. Jereh. Bennett,
II. P; F. W. Blake, S. w. Fred Walter. r. V.
v Wilson. j. w. D. E. GORDON. Scribe.
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BUTTE RAILRoAD.-The Oroville people held
meeting on the 10th, and resolved to Instruct
their representatives to urge the passage of an
act authorizing the Board of Supervisors to loan
$4,000 to the Central Sacramento Valley rail
road, for the purpose Of having the road extern
ded to Oroville.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

The California Steamship Company are endsav-
oring to dispose of the remainder Of their stock.
1t is their intention to put the price SO low that
all who wish can emigrate.
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SIsslEs AND CArs.-The Spirit Of the Times calls
Mrs. Weekes' newspaper enterprise 'Sissipussan
undertaking. Tho VIDE West doesn't understand
the term, although its acquaintance includes .
good many sissies and 'pussies.'
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NOVEL IDEA OF HEAvEE.-An Indian was lately
hung in Texas, for the murder OF child. When
on the scaffold, he said he was going to Arkansas,
and wishing the other Indians to send his gun to
him after he should get there.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

PROSECUTED BY BABIEs.-A correspondent OF
the Sierra Citizen takes on dreadfully about ba-
bies he doesn't like them they squall at home,
and for his especial torment, at all times, and
from all directions He believes his antipathy to
babies originated in personal disgust for himself
when three years old. Despairing of relief, he
has resolved to try a counter irrtant-resolved
to get married and have some babies of his own.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

THE San Jose Tribune says that religious re-
vival, of unprecedented magnitude was been
going on there for several days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-03-27

THERE was slight sprinkle of snow in Sacra.
mento on the 18th something extraordinary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TRINITY CHAPTER,

ssNssw (U. d. ROYAL ARCH MASONS, meet
sgNA on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
1aSS each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
2Ctd JNo A. WATSON. Secretary.
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DELLEVUE HOSPITAL.-rhis lnstitu

DELLEvUE HOSPITAL.--fhis lnstltu
- ton. which has besn in successful operation for
CGUSCH HILL. Rich aoND, VA,
IL delightful airy position, and Ia furnished with
every convenience coniuciye 70 the Comfort Oh pa
tieats and the successful treatment OF disease,
1t has lately undergone extensive repairs. ROOMS
have heen nicely furnished suitable 70 the accom-
mo,Iation Of gentlemen who may nnd IL inconve-
ri mt 10 be treated at their private lodgings;
Particular attention will be paid TO the tytngtn
yards, which are peculiarly commodious.
fPavable on the remeval If TIE Patiently
White patients, per week.....-...s-......."..se
Cotored do. " ......................
priyate Rooms ............~.G to SIS
- c;ty aoceptauces required for patients from
the country unless where the parties are known to
one of the Physicians of the Hospital:
This includes all charges for Board Medical attend.
ance Nursing aud Medicine. BY AZ arrangeNens
with the Infrmary OF the Medicai Cosfe, sman
additional fee ranging from ~ TO $50, VIII De charg
sd for Surgical cases. The particular sum may pc
sscertaned beforehand by application to one OF the
attending Physicians
No small pox admitted.
Nc patie Il received for less than week.
The undersigned will give their personal attcn-
tion to ali patients placed in their Hospital.
ATTENDING PHYSICIANS.
JAMES RoLTON M. D.,
Grace street, between 4th aud 5th.
THOMAS POLLARD, VI D.,
O. A. CRENSHAW, M. D.
Franklin st., next door below Trinity Caurch.
WM. W. PARKER, M. D.,
Law Building, Franklin street, next deoT TO state
THos. NJ. NIXON. NJ. D. Resident Physician
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nUVAL & NORTON-HOKSE TONIC,

DUvAL s NORTo NORTON Il Tonic T. NC
giving them an Appetite and relic sing them of Bits
aud Worms, Hid-bound, Surfeit and Distempar, and
all disc which horses and mules are subject to
internally.
This Horss Tonic gives them new and glossy coat
of hair and can be left off after the animal is i'm
proved without his falling back his first poor
ditioa Warranted to contain no Arsenc.
We have yet to hear OF single instance where the
Horse Tonic has failed in doing what we recommend
it.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants everywhere.
wholesale and retail, by
Corner Main and 10th SITS, hichmOnd, Va.
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ssr0snv r6I r01IGHS COLDS,

DEMEDY ron COUGHS, COLDS,
II NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS HHADACH1. =
The fact has been wpii knewn fof long Whiie tnns
Mis- DAVE CuuoH EL xlk = ths best se !. M
known for Coughs and Cottin; but pefnhps .y.as
nentiy several casas 81 Neuralgia and Eervonn rs s
ache Attention Is requested - the fouowin 80
tiheAte from Mr. WINSTON. gentleman "Sas ~
RicaxosD. January Is. lsoa-Thn e % osf snd
Nanraisia snSst severely for several years nsyr
tried various remedies but onnd no rs naneed -
aboa. the lst e NS,empssr, ti9ViR wSIch found
., great benefit to myself Ms dsushtsr. VINO nae s
suffered with SINCE her money nas and
~ now free frm cough and more vigorous thsn she
has been any period Of her ,s lsa y
most valuable medicine. - wsi ,a.n se'' p's
on Elm nervous ana ssne' - j. G. WINSTON.
For sale by Mrs A DAVIS, fisher 4 Winston,
1nhispaukH sonA'se>s = fe9
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ILOVES AND HOSIERY
" Threads very large stock;
Buttons;
Combs;
Brass Steel and Reed Haops;
Cravats Snspendsrs Handkerchief;
Perfumeries Soaps; Brushe';
Letter Cap and Note PAGERS, Envelopes;
Twines, Clocks aud Jeweiry;
Skirts Corsets, Emhroideriss, &c.
4 varied and we'll assorted stock of Notions and
Fancy Goods always on hand and at low prices to
the trade THOMAS, HUGdGS CALDWELL,
Importers and Jobbers,
iaI Ma Pearl. or ltth street.
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- TWENTY DOLLAhS kEMAnU

RAN AWAY from the subscribers. about
Nthree weeks since, NEGRO MAN, named
III. James smth He is amulatto. about feet
o. 40 inches high. betweea p and ~ years OF ag;
Wsskay sor several years In Mr. Joseph q DIeis fac
tory and last year n Mr. VIM Barrett's factory.
When las. heard from he was In Richmond. at Or
Rishard fLHuniles 8, and has wife 4 Mr. Wiz
ston e. over tn store OF tSrubos 4 Apperson and
brother who IL a sortef in III. store of Rtg and
Bro We will giys \ reward Of twenty dollars for
him II lodged Ia a Ia Richmond OF dslIvsred 70 Us
1t this place bG nshkis.
~ o-lmd&ascws Frederics's Hall Depot.
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springs 'AA' " p sA EcHoLs 4 SONS. Proprietor.
THE "BEDFORD ALUM AND 10.

= DINE WATER. has been Analysed by three
eminent Chemists, and proven to be richer in mine
rsls ard to contain more Iodine than any mineral
water known.
We ara now manufacturing from this water an
EXTRACT by caTef and scientific process of eyap-
ration, by which all the healing properties of the
water are retained in pure and concentrated mass
which readily dissolves in common water. and Is
Immediately ready for use.
Wehave many certificates from physicians and pri
Yate indiY iduas which can be en- by sending and
procuring one of pamphlets from any ofonr agts
earng full testimony to the curative properties Of
o 10 Diseases Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints Chronic
Di rrhoea. proap-us Uteri, ard all rs kindred at
fec ons all diseases of the Urinary 0rgans, D be-
ter Gravel chronic inflammation and Iraiions Of the
Kidueys, Piles. &C.
Rp OF tine nicely ana nssfareay -,
sale either by the box single bottle, and also
supply Of the Mass in small boxes. which can BE-
IQMpsoN Gu. Lynchhurg. Va; GEliRGE b
JONES co Petershnre. Va; LAS ALLEN, NIL
&c Richmond, Va je 2-am
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TO FIVE DOLLARS

DRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
L -Ruptures cured Ruptures radically cured
The price of Dr. Shermans great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only S.; placing
it in the power of all to obtain of these invaluable
Trusses and be perfectly cured. This Truss con-
venienty be sent by mail express to any portion
Of the State
Send q measure of your hips or pelvis-saying
whether you desire q weak strong spring. dis
tinctly writing your name and place OF RESIDENCE
The pad of this Truss works the ball and socket
system giving it great latitude of motion, to
apply its pressure at any given point and then fixing
il there at your pleasure by small lever attached
II is with perfect comfort The Truss is neat
instrument being perfectly simple and not at all liza
BILE to get out of order or be broken II has cured
great number opersons in this city and throughout
the State and we will most cheerfily refer to gen
tlemen who are well known for their veracty and
responsibility who have themselves been theron
cured of this dangerous disease and tina t0o in
of long standing and of On aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
in advance.
Persons not knowing US can send their money to
any merchant or frienS in the city, will give
any reference to responsibility aud promptness
The Truss any information concerning IT. can be
bad of q. c. JACKSON,
No. IL Main street, Richmond.
N. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured, should by all mems obtain one for they viii
not only cure, but durable that they are the
cheapest in the end.
terms de 13-ly
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flsaE GREAT REMEDY .rr.
i FOR BOWEL COMPLAINTS
HARTSuoRNE'S CAkMlNATiYE BAL-An
Cures Cholera and Looseness OF tne bo"eis-
UAHTsHUaNE's CAKMI NATIVE BALsAM
Cures Dart bea aud summer Complains.
II ARrsHOnNE'S CARMINAfItk BALSAm
Cures Sour and Acid stomach ana Aifnc~oi
Affections.
HARTSHORNE's CURE-ALL 49,, r,or,.
Cures all Pain, aud prevents Bowel Oom'
The above Medicines sre prepared by Chemist;
Remember. HAHTSH0RNE's CAkMsNy,h.II1rra5
BALSAM cures all Bowel Conpialnts' ana snnass II
HORNkS CURE-ALL will prevent LoooeheS' VI
the Bowels and cure all Pain.
Bottles q cents. n,v,, r.rn 4 m
Sold By pUhCELL, iLn.,L .nJ Be-
at tar.hnrD je22-ts
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THE RICHMOND SODA WATER AND
L BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULL
FORCE WITH IfS DOUBLE SET OF SELE-ACT-
ING GENEGAT0RS-TH OLDEST OF THE
KIND IN VIEGIEIA.-The genuine article OF Bot
Also Lemon and Sarsaparilia Pop, Philadelphia Por
ter aud Ale, Champa gne Cider and Brown Stout
The subscriber has added TO the above the botling
of Lager Beer, of superior quality. ia pint and halt
mint bottles, to gu - customers.
saIa VI. MCCORMACK. 30S Broad 1t.
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rRIEsEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY

FTRIESEMAR PROTECTED BY ROY
i Al Letters Paent Of England, and secured by
the Seals of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris. ana
the Impe la College of Medicine, Vienna. THESE
mar No is a remedy for Relaxation, Spermatorrn@,
and Exhaustion OF tqe system. Triesemar NO 81
fectuay in the shortspace of three Gays complete
" and entirely eraicates all Of those disor
ders which CO avia and cubebs have so long been
Thought an antdote for to the ruin OF the health q
a vast Portion Of the population. Triesemar Nc sls
great Com mental remedy for that class OF disorders
which, unfortunately, the English physician treats
with mercury to the inevitable destruction OF tns
patients constitution and which all the sarsaparla
In the world cannot remove. Triesenar Nos 1 4,
and are alike devoid Of taste or small, and OF All
nauseating qualities. They may lie on the toilet "a
Bile without their use being suspected. Sod IN TN
cases and divided in separate doses as administered
by Velpeau, LaIleman, Roux, Rieord, &C., &c. Price
81 each or four cases in for 80, which saves
and in s27 cases. Sold BY DR. II BARROW, No
IS7 Prince street. a few blocks west OF Broadway,
New York. Immediately on receipt of the amount,
DR. will forward the SO cases OF Triesemar, and the
large sizes, carriage paid, thus insuring genuine
European preparations The 50 cases also sent. but
not free of carriage Consultations as usual. IRON
eleven A NJ, till two, p M from four till eight, "a
ct No Isl Prince street, few blocks west OF Broad
way. Sold also by -
nh on-3Ioyo Richmond.
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IIARTSHORNE'S Gu 4 E-A l. THE
Ii GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATORi
This article Is the greatest discovery "a GnsmlCa
or Medical Science for the rapid cure OF RhEUmA-
TISM. NEURALGIA, ToOTH-AQHE, EAR-ACH ~.
fGMIss. SIDE. BACK, q ary part Of the body.
IL lie also an excellent preparation for DYSPEPSIA
and Indigestion which arises from weak OF
bowel. Thousands of persons who have used Harris
HoRNE's CURErALL, have been astonished at iis Won
derful power In removing any pain from the sys-
tenn
10 be had of PURCELL, LADp Cos ana all
Druggists in Richmond Norfolk and Petersoerg.
in M--dff
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DATENT ROPE MACnINE,-The pub.
lie are requested 10 call at the Store of CLARK
son, ANDERSON co NO. lO6 Main street and
examine onsof BUTCHERS PATENT ROPE MA.
CHIMES; Theg are Agents for the sale of the NJ a.
CHIMES; Also SHOP, County and State Rights This
desires = handsome profit In q small investment
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FEVER AND AGUE,
And the various affections consequent upon dis
ordered
STOMACH OR LIVER,
Such as Indigestion, Acidty OF the Stomach,
Coiicky PAINS Heartburn Loss of Appetite, Despon-
dency, Cestivenesa, Blind and Bleeding Piles In
all Nervous. rheumatic. and Neuralgia affections
it has in numerous instances proved highly beneh-
cia and in ,thers effected dec ded cure
This is a purely vegetable compound, prepared on
strictly scientific principles after the of the
celebrated holland Professor, Boerhave Because of
its great success ofthe European States, its in
PRODUCTION into the States was intended more espe-
ciaiy fer those OF faith rand scattered here and
with great success among them new offer it to the
American public knowing that its truly wonderful
medicinal virtues must be acknowledged.
Ii is irticulary recommended those persons
whose constitutions may have been impaired by the
continuous use of ardent spirits or other forms OF
dissipatiun Generally instantaneous il effect, 1t
iuds It's way directly to the seat OF iif4, thrilling
and auickenng every nerve. raising 81, the droop-
ing spirit and, in fact, lnfuSug new health and
vigor in the system.
TICE.-Whoever expects to find this a beve-
rage will be disappointed; but to tn sick, weak and
low spirited, it will prove grateful aromatic cor
CAUTION!
The great popularity of this d. liz htfui ARENA has
induced many limitations, which the pubic should
guard against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy
HOLLAND BIrTEnS a fair trial. One bottle will
con vince you how Infinitely superior it is to all
these limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle or six bottles for s., by the
SOLE PR0PRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. q co.
MANUFACTURING
PHARMACEUTISTS AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
kFsold by nearly all the Druggists in this city.
je l4-dts