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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-02

Advices from Hayti to March 5. contain
circular from President Geffrard, advising
mild but firm administration of the several
departments of tho government. Local re-
forms were in progress at Port au Prince,
and commerce was reviving. All was quiet
at Jeremie. The officers of the United States
corvette Brsoklyn, had been presented to
President GeAfrard, who received them favor
ably. The President had had a slight diff
Guilty with the editor of the Revue de Com
merce, which was shortly settled amicably.
1t was thought that there existed lingering
sympathy for SOulouque.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-02

The Turin correspondent Of the London
Times says that, rs condition of the mar
riage of Prince Napoleon and the Princess
Clothilde, secret compact had been enter
ed into, by which the Emperor Napoleon
promised assistance, offensive as we'll Us de-
fensive. TO the King of Sardinia, and guar
anteed to him whatever territorial advan-
taees might ultimately he obtained in Lom-
hardy. In retarn. Savoy and Nice were to
he transferred to France. and Austria to be
SLOWED to retain Yenetia and the fortresses
This statement has been distinctly denied
by the Emperor Napoleon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-04-02

was arrested in Ross county, OHIO, ~ liner
he had fed two years ago. a mob OF no
hundEad persons soon gathered, but the cap
tors succeeded ia taking the fugitive to Gin
cinnati, where he was pi4ced in jail.
it is said that majority of the j.try who
convicted Henry Gambrill, in Baltimore
have signed petition to the Governor tor
executive clcmeney IN his behalf baspd en-
tirely upon the discovery Of new and I'M
portant evidence brought to light since the
trial.
The yield of maple sugar in Michigan, has
been 10 "a extraordinary this season, that fal-
mers are selling Is from six to eight cents
per pound. More susnrnss been made III
the western counties Of Penhs5isana this
season than for many years past
1t is stated that PiccolomiDi, the "charm-
ing princess" has not met with much favor
in some Of the Southern cities. At Nash
vile, her engagement was abruptly closed
because the houses did not pay.
The prospect for peach crop in Ne"
Jersey, the coming season is very promising
The cold of two or thres days in January.
killed portion Of the bloom, by, greater
part is ip 2 healthy condition.
A recent frssiaet on the Hudson River has
caused considerable damage along its banks
The water in the vicinity Of Kindssh2ok vas
b;ohsy than il has been known before fGI
fifty years. =,
Mr.. and Mrs John Wood, the theatrical
,eople who had divorce trial in California,
have been reconciled to each other, and were
70 open the American Theatre together there
in a week or two.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

EXPECTATION OF LirE-Every man. woman,
and child has n property in life, What is the
value Of this property? Mr.. Charles NJ. Willich
has established extremely easy rule for express
ing this value, by stating thnt from to 90 tho ex
pcctaton Of iio is equal to tow-thirds OF tho diff
ference between the Gge Of the pnriy and 80.
Thus say man is now 20 years old. Between
that nge and 30 there are ca years. Two-thirds
of Go are ~, aud this is tho sum ofhs expectation
of life. lfa man bo now 60, he wi have an
expectation Of nearly ii years more, by tho
same rule chald Of hns line ON life for so
years. Every onc can apply the rule to his now
closely with DR.. Farr's English Life Table, CON-
s,ruetcd with great cars from an immense mass Of
returns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

Leibig, in his Letters Chemistry" saws ::
1.-The quantity of soap consumed by nation,
would not be an inaccurate measure whereby to
estimate its wealth and civilization. OF two coun-
tries, with an equal amount Of population, the
wealthiest and most highly civilized will consume
the greatest weight of soap. This consumption
does not subscrve sensual qualification, nor de-
pend upon fashion, but upon the feelings of beauty,
comfort and welfare attendant upon cleanliness
and regard to this feeling is concident with
wealth and civilization. The rich in the middle
ages concealed a want Of cleanliness in their
clothes and persons under a profusion Of costly
scents and essences, while they were more luxu-
rious in eating and drinking, in apparel and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

A COMFORT To BALD IiEAps.--Look around you,
before you !. Well, what do you see? Nothing
but baM men who have all the power. all the
privilege uni hnence. All the great banke s
are bal-all the diplomatists, all the chief ell .
tors, all The managers of theatres, all the princ
pal officers of the army, all the senators, all the
deputcs all the counselors of State, all the mag
istrates. even the leaders of orchestras The
most elegant of Paris are bad the writer's Of
successful rauiecHes are all bald; the Professors
are all bald Where is la 'unnesse, if you look
for rank. influence, or power? No la man with
hair on his head is toy--a mere play thing with
oft-repeated big name. Extremes touch-the first
and second childho is equally oit Of date, equal
" decrepit. Badness is becoming stealthiy the
sign OF power for every man who thinks hard in
these days, thinks Of lis hair. Hail to the BALD
HrAp-ocRAcY.-PdrisLe Letter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

A ACuRIosIrY.--"Strlla" the suburban cores
pendent Of tie Worcester Palladium, gives tho TO-
lowing description Of an interesting curiosity in
that cItv The stone referred to IL in the same
cnnIition as when it was first found, ard has not
been altered in any respect:
We saw the other day at the residence Of ono
OF our citizens an extremely curi"ui mcmcnto Of
a visit to Niagara Falls. II is u dark, rough stone
plaster and suitably framed, it givesa profile view
in strong relief. Tho eye, cheek. nose; mouth,
chin and throat are exceedingly life-like, appear
ing like the rough but skliul carving Of an expc-
ricnced artist. 1t has the look of n Methuscla
who has braved the storms Of centuries, and who
would brave those Of many more; and on the firm
set lips and in the steady gave of the eve is plain
ly written, NO compromised The stone is in
deed II curiosity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

STITIER.
Opposite me EIcndHge Bank,
Main street, Lyncllburg, Vas.
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
ksTITZERS is the place to buy your HATS, made -
- undrr hs inspection by the celebrated "a
,,okmen that can oduoed He ~ nishing his "s
nced There nothing like them in this city They the
IIa Of the something really beautiful He does
design being cgostical but what body he
IT. therefore YOU Hat eclipse all other hats in beau
~ and finish peculiarly adapted the form
m the head czqhstely beautiful Stzers the place to
gctit. - -, ., -. (. :, y. :,
Hats grade and quality Servants la in great var
tv fine Navy and Plush Caps Chldrens Fancy
Hats Caps Ladies' Riding Hats and all kinds of Hats
IL a., u order attte shortest notice
Call al S,itser Practical Halter, for bargains at the sign
of the BIO BLUE HAT lnov NOV l2l.s. -
AYEW CONCERN.-We have this day, nsso-
cate together for the OF doing Gen
,r1 (rocr under the style and firm
"rc,pied by Nowin Alexander Main ST. Lynchburg
v oposi,e the old Of Murre Straon We will keep
constantly on hand a gencral assortment of GROCERIES,
IIOIol:S STAFLE DRy GOODS. and In fact every arti
clc usually kept establishment which VIII eel
rhcap for cash OF to puncua short tine We
will personal attention 10 the sale OF 6dcon ana ard
and Country Our long experience In bu
viii give many advantages and by prompt md per
nal attention 10 buess hope to receive liberal share
r Old friends and the public generally
assuring effort shall be spared to please those
who may favor with their patronage.
BE<J. II NOwLIN.
Late of the 6rr, of Eowlin e. Alexander.
THOS E. MURRELL,
Late Of the frm of Murrell g. Sratton.
LYScuBURG January lst lea9
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

rhr yIRGINIAH H. puhshrd Daily 81 ani ri Weekly
n, Is per eunum IN We"Ai al g. inv y"
advance otherwise e. 10 will he charged IN all ''s's No
uaper wi at the ~ iun al III" ft"i
.,or un, / all AZ r. .rsces shall have been PAID
ADVEkTISEMENTS are inserted Tor 80 cents ler square
of 10 fr the first Insertion and ), cents -.
uness ordered inner rn or w"kly ami hnh !"
ccnts p.r square will be charged ca Insertion
number Insertions b" not mark"d on the NJ" IL "' w
Published III ordered o"i. AM ciars.h a'coi ansy'
TIE YEARLY RATES ARE a..
r." INV .T'"' y.--......,,........ ~
!" "' sp'"'' -
For " % weckls,.,
rl3s n.d tor both papers supect I'D
special eontrar'. :, :, . ~. t... ,i.,
s5y Annual adye tisers will he limited to her imneia
or the ayertsemens charget at transient rates
rsy All new advertisements appear in The daily anu t'
weekly papers - ., 49, ,.,
ratcabiy for I'll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13
New and Pretty Spring and sunmor Goods |
a CO
! &.
AT j. MATTHIAS & cos
FANCY STORE,

IlNCHBi NC, VI.
IL T. thankful for the liberal patronage which have
hcrrocrc received and rga respectfully call the
lion of customers and the public 10 LARGE AND
ELEGANT STOCK. which viii he opened MONDAY
2sih noNNErS Of all kun ir"m a. - ESQ
Niles aud thii,-ns' noNNETs AND HATS, RIBBONS,
FLOWERS. uEAp DRESSES DRESS CAPS. .cOFFIERS,
FANCY IlAiIi. .rlNSULONlS. FANS. PARASOIS. uOOp
SKIRTS. LACE apppS, BRUSHES COMBS. PERFUME
lES and Hack, Front aud side " AIR bRAlDS Alsa, an
giant French Prussia and thcntrla LACE
A\b HIlk. LACE MANTi.ES AND SilAWIS, and numer.
ARTICLES m,n,nnod Please with ALL that
be satisfied thnt sr goods cheap and prot.
~ other establishment In this city ,larw here The
gns price that all purchase according to their
means
n REPAIRING done ~ shnri lirc
Particular Rttoniion paid To ordrra from the country
Ill, b, .tt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

Member Of he Royal college Of surseon Londcn Graduate
Of tho eminent Colleges Of tho Unted stasss
I'd the OF whcs~ Ito has been spCnt In the As1
,ioapss Iond, Paris Phlaiepha and sisewhsrs haa
re ted Tho nstoniahin6 that
ublsd with In tho head and whoa
trep frcat netsoaAacs bcns alarmed a sudden sounds
aud ba hnra with frequent biushlng attended somomss
wthdeiangomsnt Of mind. were eured Immediately.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

pT C. PETERS, n YORK, DAVID b. srtN'r' tlyScuaG
uDECElss. "a ANPBEB.I. a. 90, KnnI.rrs. IL
4 Wall ut. New York, buy and sell uneurrroi money
checks drafts &c make collections at all points the Uni
Canada iders for the ale
Stocks Bonds other securities upon Commission and
conduct the general banking business in all
its departments.
The firm in Lynchbura s Peters, Spence Co, who will
give prompt attention business entrustct them
July 25dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13
FRANCIS b DEANE, Jr, d 9ON,
LYNCHBJRG, VIRGINIA.

CHILLED RAlLnOAD CAN WHEEG.6.
suNEY prepared tn execute promptly orders to
Il tent for their WHEELS, made szstsslvs Of tAs bea ~
ginia Cold III 81 Charcoal Pig.
REFER N
JOHN Il. MCDANIEL Esq, President Virginia and Tsns
Ra,uoad Co.
EDWARD II. GILL ESQ.,, Superintendent Pstsrsburg aAd
Richmond Railrcad Co.
THOMAS DoDAMEAD, Esq, supsrin.sndsnt vlryhla
Central Railroad Co.
Tennessee Railroad Co. .l 55as5tt B., 81 81 - -.
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE, Master Maehnist virginia Central
Railroad Gu. t4s s95 ,TIs4* "a
JOSEPH X. ANDERSON. Esq, Richmond Va
Messrs. MORRISS. TANNER CO., do. -
FRANCIS MALLORY. ESQ. prssdsnt Norfolk and Pe
tersburg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq., Clisf Engineer Norfolk apd
Petersburg Railroad Co. Z,
ADAM DEEMEAD, Esq. Baltimore, Nd.
H. WYATT g. Co, Charleston 8. G. So. 80 .-.ssa
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON. ESQ. Mobile. All. -
WILLIAM c. SWAN, ESQ, Knox villa, Teun. q. zs.ff
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola, Florida
The business at the LANGHORNE FOUNDRY, VIII hsrs-
amer be subscribers under the arm Of r p
DEANE, JR. d Son. - B.REAME 49,
ap l5c2tawts T.. .bR0WAh osAn1.ss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
u JOHN DOOIEY. 60
HAT& CAP APMANUFACTUR

- JOHN DOOl.E .EN. 90
9HAT&CA CAP PMANUFAC ACTURER, =
HATS, cars, FIK., TKI VI MlNss, AZ.
| HAVE now on hand complete and extensive MS ortmem
To which addilicps during
NY espe1,nes and facilities have enabled on This oeea
COMPILE STOCK OF GOODS that has ever been offered
would ssk the particular attention my customer,
stock ct STRAW GOODS; which, Tor variety aud extent
cannot he surpassed, JOHN pooLEf,
march 70 dts Main stree, hrtmond Va
EkLETT / 4 W,ElI.SIGE,R. I! ! ;.,.
First Door above Messrs. Kent Paine & Co, ,
RICHMOND, Virginia.
y HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS. -
THEt invite the attention Of dealers to Their large aud
Mr. ! L. HrrcHrssos formerly of uniop, Monroe county
late the " Ginter Kent Alvey in mIer
march isdly. ELLtTT 4 wEIsoEK,
an.F Fhst Premium Grand s. Square Fs
EsE4 PlANO %! ~
1871 GRAND AND SQUARE
PIANO FORTE WAREROo OoMS,
FosF'HS .Hsis.S A." ,ssfS1sNsr.' xnF"SsHH %r.-'c'
And all other articles belonging to Mnscal Warehouse
BY GHIHI.E & CO.,
No. a3l Broad Street befueen Sd ond al Street,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
TIlE undersigned The request of southern friends
have established and opened in Riehm nd ~ 81 broad
ROOM whore in addition to extensive sorh "i Piano
Fores offer for sale general assortment of i.res" ard
dmeredn Music o the most composers. Mns al In
of all kinds and those articles generally which np
Academies. Insi.u'ions Of Learning &c, will find to their
advantage TO deal with as are prepared +" "i Music
this sl,S and the North The business viii be
Quoted under the name and style Of a4EHlE co
Their sock Of Piano Fortes has been nfuN selected IN
person well known establishment ot VIM. able
Go" % ma wn"ss ass nvS @
the highest Testimonials from the most eminent araos pro
timony their superiority Of tune, Durability, and tasteful
aud flushed workmanship Wherever tried they hay" been
demand hey all furnished with nli lion Frames
and are particularly adapted to sustain sudden changes of Ell
from tine time OF purchase and the 9" cxchane' vim
will be promptly and faithfully executed. connection of
years with large Southern Factory isa rniee Of on,
their custom Our terms moderate ami liberal discount
will be made for cash
~ Toning promptly attended to-.
Old Pianos taken In exchange and hired at low
purchasing elsewhere we determined not 10 be under
Please address G.EIiLE & co, No a3i Broad Street be
l.. G.EHIE, Jn.,
march l2d6ma WIN NAI,E.
North. via Hichne"d and james River
d sx"nawh" !" Canal. TO !ynchh"rg,
THANKFUL friends and the public for their lib
eral would respectfully inform them. that
owing the large increase of business
General McAandise such Dry Goods Loor- shoes Iias
Caps Sc to only % cents per 100 ounds which includes all
expenses from ne Whaves at hhmohd TO he Landings OF
Produce forwarded very low rates
~ For special rates, circular.
ForrnrdiRQ and C0mRtissi0n Nfrchaaf
jan 27.d,s. On the Dock Richmond. Va
UOHNsON, YOUNGER n OTEy, I3 PrnrI
- Street between Main and Cary RcHno>h Va have ."
1000 bags Rio, Laguyra aud Java c'fee
M .,i,. yo,d n, Il damaco1 .olc Lea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-13

TIE TIE WEST:
FuNlIE baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, with Its much I'm.
proved ,s. "ts great pts 10
travellers from Virginia aud the tnrnns through Washing
Baltimore all portions the Wn the Northw
and tho SoutbweAt.
Tho connection between the trains from Washington and
bound WcE ior Wheeling rarkersburg from BaltI
always promptly mad" nj tho Arlington junction.
- only change Cars required Washington and
The Ohio River baggage is checked through 10 tho West
the Washington station
e he connecting trains leave Washington daily at o
A NJ nnd leo J.. NJ. tn Sundays at the latter hour.
Ar bENWOOD
Direct Is ma m the Cars of the Central Ohio
Railroad running irnm h"iair. tho Ohio through Cam
bridge Zan,4vilr, and Newark. Columbus Thcss trains
kcware with tue Cnrs ut the Newark Mansfield
and sannsAy H. L. lor sandnsky. rololo Detroit Chicago
81. Iuui-. rir
AT rARKERSBI'RG
CONNECTION made ID" 9t"ami'oa m,rs with the trains
hr Marietta an Cincinnati Road for Chlicoibe Cincinnati
Ac. &c.
At WHEELING
The Baltimore aud Ohio with th.
CLEVELAND and OHIO River Reload or Cleveland. Toledo
Detroi Chicago, nni all the rihwcscrn points direct
Travellers requested la notice that while this the
only Route aforng Through Tickets and thccks In Wash
lppinn, 1t IL also the SHORTEST SPEEDY and ID
RECT nearly all the leading points In the West The
miles, being about uu m,g hprcr than b. other route
Fare. by through t,ckc from Whslingin, least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the owustoi tbs Northern Routes
from Northern rit's
For Frederick and llarpcrr Ferry, Marnsbg, Berkeey
Springs, Cumberland. Bedford Springs. Oaklnnd and
passengers may lenv. Washington nj Il A. Nj.
For the Way Stations baltimore
ing, take A NJ train from Washington
fEy For fui tor information rIouSh Tickets, &c. apply
THOMAS II PARSONS, Agent Mt Washing st
W A. SMI RI Master of Transportation,
Baltimore 4 Ohio abroad
IA k,iA
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31

ATTEMPT AT RArE.-A married woman,
residing in the northwestern part of this city,
while asleep on the sofa about o'clock on
Friday afternoon, was awakened by mans
seizing her by the throat and dragging her
forcibly upon the floor. 1t being apparent
that his object was to violate her person, she
resisted with all her power, and screamed
once or twice, whenever she could succeed in
removing his hand from her mouth. What
with her screams, few well directed kicks
and the barking of the house dog, the ruff
fan thought he had sufficient notice to quit.
and left. Parties subsequently went in pur-
suit of him, but without success. He was a
large man, of dark complexion, and appa-
rently Mexican. The throat of the woman
was considerably injured, the mark of finger
prints being distinctly observable, and her
back and right arm and breast severely con
fused and discolored. AS the assaiiant could
be identined, it is to be hoped that he may
yet be arrested-Sac Union, Monday
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31
Is..sEaI.1E.,I.sllss.l..l.--ss-sE-z1En

INDIAN FIGHr-The following has been re-
eeiyed by telegraph, by the Sacramento
morning papers
Victoria, says the Gazette of May 2lst,
was thrown into a state of considerable eX-
citement on Saturday afternoon by the sound
of repeated discharges Of firearms and the
rumor that fight was going on at the In
dian encampment between the different
tribes there gathered together. Hundreds of
people were drawn to the neighborhood of
the scene of disturbance, and the news that
the savages were energetieally employed in
the murder of each other seemed rather to
afford matter for graduation than regret
Seven Indians were killed and six wounded.
The fight originated we are told, in quarrel
and squabble between Hyder chief and one
of the Fort Simpson Indians, which soon in
yolved the whole village, the friends of each
taking part.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31
COMMON COUNCIL.
SPECIAL MEETING.
MnNnAY EvEN1Nc Mnr

MONDAY EVENING, May 30th.
Present, Mayor Singer Aldermen Stokes, Otis,
Jewett, Mann, Welsh, Eshom and Tennent.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
Petition of Manuel Torres for relief from the
city Petition sets forth that petitioner fell into
an open sewer, on Is street. Referred to Com
mittee on Streets and Roads.
Committee on Streets and Roads recommend
that wooden sewer be constructed on Third ST.,
corner of Il.
Committee on Streets and Roads authorized to
construct the same at a cost not to exceed $40.
Committee on Fire and Water report in favor
of amending section 32 of Article II of the Codi-
fled Ordinances of the City, so as to appropriate
$50 a month to each Engine Company, and $50
to each Hook & Ladder Co. for incidental expen-
ses. Adopted
Petition of proprietors of restaurants for reduc-
ton of license. Referred to Com. on Licenses
Petition of Messrs Keum & Boyd to be al
lowed to erect a pistol gallery on Second street.
Denied
Petition of Sam'l j. Clark, praying that the
Council will take into consideration certain eXca-
vations at the intersection of NJ and Sixteenth
streets. Referred to Com. on Streets and Roads.
Resolution that a warrant be drawn for S403 90
In favor of contractors who have finished the
road towards Haun's house Resolution adopted.
Order of business suspended and ordinance
taken up fixing the rate of taxation for the C ty.
Ordinance read the third time and passed.
Ordinance making it iccumbent on owners OF
property to keeping cutters clear, and fixing days
for doing the work. Referred to Gem on Streets
and Roads.
Sundry bill referred to Finance Committee.
Resolution that Chain Gang clean out the els
tern at the corner of High and streets. Adopted
Resolution that Com. on Fire and Water be au-
| thorized to repair the cstern at corner of High
and d streets passed,
Ordinance amending section 80 of Art. II OF
| Codiied Ordinances as recommended by the
committee to whom the same was refereed
Passed, with appropriation for Hook Ladder
companies stricken out there being no such com
panies now in existence in the city.
! Adjourned
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31

The following is the representation of the Pre-
cincts in the county, under the above apportion-
ment:
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31
~ Is FREE FRON POISON.

The above was accompanied by certificate
Prince Albert.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31

INsAxIrY.-The Placerville Observer in
speaking of the insanity of John G. Wray,
who has been sent from that place to Stock
ton, says:
Wray is native of Tennessee, and immi-
grated from Kentucky to California in 1919.
The exciting cause of his malady is supposed
to have been religious excitement The poor
fellow claims to be the second Messiah and
imagnes that he is inspired. Among other
vagaries, he maintains that not long ago, he
heard a voice from heaven commanding him
to burn up his edding, and other household
furniture, which he Immediately proceeded
to do.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31
Daly'S Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

Is put upn containing one dozen bottles each
g2S- Forsale by alltheprincipal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. mh19-3mis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-31
lag- One of the most pleasing, al the

eS~ One of the most pleasing, al the
same time effective remedies for Dyspepsia, and all
other diseases arising from morbid condition of the
stomach and liver, is DR.. Uostetters Btters II not
only the disease from the system, but by Civ
ing TO the organs of digestion, aids them in their
functions All who have tried it acknowledge its eN-
ccence and superiority, and we therefore commend
il to the sufferer Dr.. Hostetter's Bters ton e.
is too well known to need praise. 1t is therefore
scarcely necessary this time to do than direct
attention to this preparation, which is certainly
qualed by any before the public, satisfied as are
that its widespread reputation must prove sufficient
to satisfy all Of its excellence relief and remedy
for all diseases of the St mach.
"Knowledge is gained by experience, and, though
we have heretofore dealt very little in medical prepar
atons, compelled in justice to the mauufac-
turers, to say that lostett9r's Stomach Bters has
been the means OF curing Of severe attack Of
dyspepsia, and has removed pain in the stomach in
y.ry short time.-PttsbHrg Gazette
Sold by Druggists and Liquor Dealers everywhere.
E. WIDEMANN, Agent
Marysville.
ap10-2mis PARK & WHITE, San Francisco.