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a Holloway's Ointment is a sover-

egn remedy the of pimples bOils blOtches
tsn chaps rases other bIemshes of the skin Warm
Concentrations should precede its apple psrsisten-
cy in its use will the most stubborn symptoms
scrofula Its operation is both thorough aud nvariabe
Sold at the mandatory. No 50 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists. Al 25c &C. and 81 per
ber 2b5
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HALIFAX, March 5-SP. N.
Thick snow storm. Little or no chance of the
Arabia tonight.
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EUCLID STREET PREsBYfER1Ax CHuRcH.-Ws
are. glad to know and to be able to announce
that the Euclid Street Presbyterian Church is to
be completed during the coming season and there
by become in its exterior appearance, as it is in
its interior, one Of the finest and most noticeable Of
any Of our numerous elegant churches.
Owing to heavy Indebtedness arising from the
cost of building the structure, the Society have
heretofore realized nothing toward the completion
of the edi6ce from the sale and annual rent of
slips, as all sums raised in this manner have been
applied in payment of the above claims. This
embarrassment has, we learn, been removed by
the donation Of this claim to the Trustees by the
several and respective owners of it By this time.
ly and commendable act the society is relieved
from an oppressive debt, and is at the same time
supplied with ample means to complete the build.
ing by devOting the proceeds of the sale of slips
to this purpose.
Such donation is both creditsble to the spirit
of our city, generous and noble in those who have
contributed in this manner, and encouraging to
the Society, which, relieved from this debt can
press forward with new hope and lifs
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For sale, wholesals and Retail, by WILLIAM FISKE
No. 23 Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply tbs
Amie de Femme" 81 the Proprietor's pnees.
aulp lpdkwlve
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
It has been my good fortune to restore to health many
heusands of my cOuntry-wOmen-
NV success has excited the malice Of the snvous and
aous their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers of grateful offerings
have fallen upon pathway, from the fair sufferers whom
have relieved Solsug as am held in aectonate and
hsnkful remembrance by those who have experienced
s afford to despise the efforts of mischef-mAkers
nd slznderer.
cine producing mensruaton within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States but ndposton to enter
hed occupied by quaeks with their pencOus nostrums
ana fear that unprncped eOunsereers might palm upon
the public ther worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of
Ah1E DE FEMME. in the United States.
Atast yield the enrreaties Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the ef6cacy Of the 'ANIIE DE FEMME"
ased only that is in liquid FORM and is exactly such
have used in paccen Frznce for years and
has failed satisfactory result.
The Amie de Femme and menstruaiiOn stsnd in the
Iaton Of and effect. is alike powerful oEginsts
healthy menstrual aOw where has e1sied and
restore where has been from any suppressed
In ordeTtO guard against imposition the wrapper of ee
mons on each bottle Of the Amie de Femme will my
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bcr
viii be sealed with my private seal.
Price, $500 package.
PAEIs, January. 1851.
For sale. wholesals and Retail, b. WILLIAM FISKE
No. 23 Superior street. Cleveland, who will supply tbs
Amie de Femme" 81 the Pr0priotor's pnees.
sule dkwlye
THE BEST TARTIFICIALH HELP TO
l. THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
A(M
- 7-==7==(-=f1
n. H. SOLOMONSON.
PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC 0PTIcAE,
eeps the largest assortment of the most approved kinds OF
PEcTACLES- Alhis glasses, whether for near or far
lighted ground under his inspection By machine
of construction with the greatest care, 50 as TO
1.-THE eyes in al cases, curing WeakaeSs, Dzzaess or
aaaaOH Of tAs Eyes, and impartins strength for long
sading fne sewing
HI y N H solOmonson would here inform the public
he never employs any in the sale Of hslenSes.
4rz- Also. splendid Assortment of spy GLASSES MI
. horoscopes, COAIPASSES, &c, keyt On aand
a1t ARTIFICIAL EYES
+ srted without pain, as perfect as nafurll
rOmcs Superior street under the Amsriean Hotel
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The Great Vital Regener
TREESEMAR!

AAtI1lDUl1INEANBs
PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent from ENGLAND, and secured bv the Seal
Of the ECoLE DE PHARMACIE DE PARIS and n
lMPEklAL COLLEGE Or MEDICINE, VIENNA
Ne. 1-Invaleabls for Rslarafion Spermatorrhqa nn4
Physical Exhaustion, and is a tonic.
No 2-Ompleely eradieatss all these diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the and pen
clOus use Of c0pavia and cubebs.
No. 3Has entirely supplanted the niurous use o. ne
eury thereby insung to ths sufferer speedy relief sp
ing all the impurities, and roofing out the venom Of disc
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. l. and g. are prepared in the torm
Of lezenee. devoid of taste SMELL and can Be carried
IN te Wastcoat pocket. SOLD TIN CASES and divided
into SEPARATE DOSES, administered by TaIpeau Ias
mEn, koux, Reord sc &C Price, 50 each or four eases
m one Tor ~, which So and in S2 cases whars
there s saving OF So To be had wholesale and refsi
OF Dr. BARROW. Isl Prince street. New York ImueIIf
ate!Y on reeefying remttanc DR. Barrow viii forward
the TRIESE MAR to any part Of the world securely
writer.
Fol sale by GAYLORD 4 HAMMOND
deco d&W ly $50 AGENTS Clevalard
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The Petit Jury will be in attendance for the tria
of civil cases on the 22d inst
The District Court will be open every day fol
Admiralty business, affording an opportunity fol
persons desiring to obtain their naturalization pa
pers.
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SAMUEL HENDRY.

s; K. MANN q CO., PrOprietOrs, Gallon, Ohio.
Sold by all good Druggists.
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BOOK OF EXODUS.

LENT LECTURES The sixth course of Lent
Lectures in Trinity Church in this city are appoint
ed as follows
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6ptrial NOtifts.
q II Is q common observation tha

~ For Gas Fats es aad Fsftiag-Agpiy
Fo9g. Easvorts & Co., lOs aad I07 Superior street
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Mt6ifinrs.
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM!
UnriValled in the History of Medicine.
THIS RAISAM THAT pPEN

tH1S BA1ISAm THAT HAS BEEN
g extensively sold and met with such unrivaed soc
cess Tor the past ve and brought health hapU
ness 70 many families throughout the country
etor th ~ yeas q and stady ey me propI
20 ne world thar the object sought for gained
remeiT s 10 ne numerous evidences N ayoT Of this
o. dlse ses viz those prodaeed by malaria and enters
poison Of malaria the system. and a. a ionic a Il
larry recommended Now for q lew evidsnnes
oBERLIN, Ohio June l. lsss
MESSRS; +: 3 x hANN Co-Genis: Having had
iy mud i the mot prompt and efficient renodiaf aenr
ior certain cure Of ague even used and strengthen
ing tonic think Il has no equal.
Your Obedient Servant.
SAMUEL HENDRY
OLsEY. III, Sept o. lss7
MESSRS. S, K MANN & CO-Geuts. Your AGUE
OF 10 neonl f seens = meet ne waits
me popular remedies Of the day the OF ntermf
All others fron The simple fact that it cures II Is esined
TO excel all other remedies ever offered
TuiyyOuis O. W. HAYNIE
CnRo. Ill, My Is. .r5s.
DIR MANN s CO .Gallioa ohio-GsnIs: Your Aeus
country for the Of ague and ever We have never
known It to fail IN any case when properly used His
OoAeo upon as perfect antdoe 10 malarOus diseases
REED PETTIJoHN
ST LOUIS. June lst. 1858.
MESSRS. s. K MANN COVE find the demand
% Dr Msnn AZ ue Bassm daily increasing and the grssf
all places our travels md the universal opinion OF
,hse seng Il, and more PaIti urrly thoe using BE-
certain specific is fact that cannot be disputed
0. ]. wooD a CO.
S. K. MANN q CO., Proprietors, Gallon, Ohio.
Sold by all good Druggists.
fsbl7 Cleveland.
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FROM ALBANY.
The ice is passing out of the river here,
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

CONCORD, N. H, March 8.
Our election took place to-day for State officers.
three members of Congress and four members Of
the Legislature. The vote so far is larger than last
year. The Republican candidate for Governor Is
lehabod Crane, and the Democratic candidate is
Asa Il. Quite.
1883
One hundred and five Republican and thirty-six
democrats are elected to the House, and out Of
the twelve State Senators eight are Republican.
The three Republican candidates for Congress
are elected.
The Republican majority in the House will be
about the same as last year.
Midnight, March sth.-Suficient returns have
been received to show the success of the entire Re-
publican State Ticket the election of three Repub-
can members of Congress, and decisive majority
in the Legislature.
CONCORD, March 9.
One hundred and fifty-four towns have been
heard from, and indicate that GoodWin's majority
is at least 5000. The three Republican Congress-
men are elected without doubt by handsome ma.
jorities.
DOVER, March 9th.-Strafford county (complete)
gives Goodwin for Governor 3 500, Cate 267f for
Congress-Marston. (Rep.,) 3426, Marcy (Dem., }
27l4. Marston's majority will reach 400.
NORTHUMBERLAND, March 9th.-TOwn in Coos
county give 1912 for Goodwin, llsO for Cate. Last
year the same towns gave 1855 for Halle Rep,
with llS6 for Date, Dem. Democratic gain IS
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r. no sM0KRRS 8 CHEWERs."

No gentleman should lalngs IN the society Ct ladies with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco
uTifying the mouth after smoking chewing, "FON-
rklNE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS" is of the
most eectual dentrices in 1t whitens the teeth
strengthens the gums and impars the BREATH often
offensive, a agreeable fragrance.
FOR SHAVING-Its rich lather penerates and softeRs
the beard prevents irritation and renders the operation
Easy and agreeable. F. C. FONTAINE Co. 3Os Broad
WaT, and No. 6 Asi0r HOUSE. New York. Sold by all
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RUY LOPEZ.
CIepeLcHd.

and adjourned until Friday evening, CIsyelan,
having the move.
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The Courts.
USITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-This Court
was in session yesterday morning, and the follow
ing assignment of causes made which will be sd-
hered to through the term.
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WALKER e PEL0UZE,
TYPE FOUNDRY, and
Printers Furnishing Warehouse
No. II Dutch ST.. cor. Fulton, New York.

kHE HAVE NOW IN COURSE
NV of preparation Specimen Book, containing a
mplste Of Book and Newspaper Faces from Pearl
B Plea, (of the latest cut both Scotch and American
ls0 large Job Type. Borders Cuts Brass
Rules Dashes. sc SC In connection with husiness
e hzve made arrangements 70 supply Wood Type Print
s Inks and Card Boards IN act every 4I e necessary
|or Printing once As low be purchased Of the
sauufactsrers Fsom Every article Of make we
Prices.
Soecimen Books sent Publishers application: esti-
asfes N new ofees carefully made liberal credit
UPON 1eia arrangement bur all orders from PARTIES
specifsag terms desired, VIII De considered for
d ash and drawn accordingly. .
We allow cents . b for old Type, ard Is cents y b
r old Bras Rulen erchange for material a snec-
hen pcesohe delivered 70 rs fes Of charge within 90
'lagE after the purchase.
~ Publishsrs insetire the above advsrtsemeuf in their
sper and sending copy viii Be entitled TO HER pay
buying three times the srnt Of their blll IN
Iuauuf acsured material fsbllR1Q
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6oromarf.

CARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larc.
~ est and best stvariety in the cty-fOr Saleby
eR0 II. K RAYNOLDS, No. Superior ST.
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des.
A1eription, variety style and priee-fur sale sy
aPSo II. K. RAYNOLDS, No. Superior 81
000 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
4SOOO NAILS-Of all sizes and qualties 70,
apsS so n, = AANSnetRS; NJ. s9S:,,or
IRON AND STEEL.-Af out a 5hiT
= load for saleby H. K. RAYNOLDs,
soso t1 No ssuBen 5.
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TO r SA L E. "A Good Improved
Il Business property centrally located. S7OOC
VALUABLE WATER POWER-With rs acres of land
and good stone quarry on the Chagnn River One of the
most valuable Water Powers the State with % feet fall
and an abundance Of water The land alone worth the
A DESIRABLE LEAsEHOLD PROPERrY-On On
aro sfreetNiee " story cottage house with Iooms
Lease has seven years to and ground rent reasonable
THIRTY-oNE ACREs-on Crawford Road. four miles
from the city by Euclid Plank Road with House and
Barn and some timber. SID per acre
WOOLEN FACTORY SAW MILL AND FARM
In Wayne County-Neyer-fa failing water power WOolen
kactoy and saw MIL now doing good business good
dwelling House and Barn and so Of land with orchard
sc. Also good vein of coal.
PARK SIREE1-HOuse and Lot 500.
ST. CLAIR STREET-East the Medical Collage
Lot 5est On eorner with four and half story
SUPERIOR STREET EXTENsION-Two miles from
cheap at $375 per acre.
LAKE sFkEET-West of Ontario-Good 2 story house
ness man. and cheap. $500. ~
CHOICE LAND-l60 acres in Michigau miles from
the Capital Tembered wel-watered and the best Of
soil IN an old settled neghborhoOd worth SIS per acre
Can be bought for Sl2 if applied for soon
HICKOX ALLEY-Within two minutes walk OF The
PUBLIC Square god sized and half story house and
GREENWOOD sTREET-HOuse and Lot. SIM
HURON SrREET-Good two story House and Lot
FRANKLIN sTREET-west Side, near the Reservoir.
Goou 5rck HOUSE and large Lot with barn, fruit, &C.
BRoWNELL SrREET-Nssr Prospect-A nice large
&c '-'
ORANGE sTREET-ops and half story House and
Lot SoOO ROUSE JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
Marh hla Rlc,rr M I
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Real Gstate Aaeuts.
ROUSE 6 JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AID
IN U R NCE
AGENTS,

No. 80 Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
febIs
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Drp GOODS

.ViS1C Spring Goods.
g RAYMOND & co ARE NOW
ACs opening Fresh Suoplv Of SPRING GOODS, which
they have studied to render attractive in quality style
price. They now advertise the arrival OF
Black Silks. Fancy Silks,
Black, Whire and Check Silks,
Fouiard Silks, Silk Foulards,
New DeLaines, Amaranth Calicoes
Frenlh Cali~os, ManxeiIles,
Bllanfs, French Laines.
MANTILLA SHAWLS,
Striped Swiss Muslins, Swiss Sleeves,
Hair Cord, Camhrics, IDENTITIES
Percale Brillaints, &c. &c &c
BROADCLOTHS,
Cassimeres, Summer Checks,
Grass Biesched Linens, Water Twist Long ShaWls
HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY.
S. RAYMOND CO. viii continue TO receive and sell
seasonable good, uaiy at No ls5 Superior st. mars
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EOK SALE OR EXOHANGE-A
4 VALUABLE PROPERTY-Fifty Acres-On tie
Euclid Plank Road miles from the city near flourish
ing Academy, Churches &c. large house barn or
chard &c $500 only IN cash, half the balance in good
western lands, and one half on mortgage p inter
EAST SIDE PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE FOR
WEST SIDE-A House and Lot Huntington street to
exchange for house and lot the West side $1,000
KINSMAE STREET-A short distance from The Fe-
male Seminary large and desirable story brick house
and one and quarter Of and exchange for farm
HIGH sTREET-LOt 7s feet front with coed two story
house. to exchange for farm
ERiE COUNTY-6o acres on Lake shore, 4 mile from
Ralroad station, l3 miles from sandusy house barn and
orchard Elch sandy loan so 10 timber to EXCHANGE
for a house and LOT in the city
BRIDGE SIREET-On = corner, large lot with frame
store and brick dwelling; to exchange fJr farm SOO
PINE LANDS-In Missour-64e acres Of first QUALITY
pine land well located and near to Railroad at 81 per acre
Will exchange for House and lot in the CITY or few sces
near The city. or fog stock of goods
NEWBURGH VILLASE-HOuse and Let nearfh Cat
a farm. $780, - ~
WALNUT sTREET-HOuse and Lot to exchange for
KINSMAN STREET-Near Perry-Cood two story
House and Lot; 10 exchange for farm $500
ROUSE JENNINGS
-. Marble Block.
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EOR SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
- On st. Clair street, Seneca, a large t,Eo-stOrv
Brlck House and Lot, with all modern improvements
small ment down, balance in five yeurs tDle-S760O
acre. - ~ FSA
HIGH SrREET-GOnd two story House and Iot-Sa nOo
SlBLEY STREET-Yaeant Lot I1lzi65 feet 1-'0'
EUCLID DEPOI-3z acres land-S1O
streets, House and LOf-S35O fA-
BOLIVAR SrREET-Nice IL story Houaa ,nd 7 =,
with Barns-S2t0O. M Ao''
Thirty ACRES-l5 miles by railroad from the citV
thin mi le Of station. good rich SOIL small house nd
barns, rulf, &C., at the very low price OF 81 500
ROUSE JENNINGS.
Real Estate aud Insurance Agents
lanM MarhIe Rln..k
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1ara1 estate Agtllts.
Real Estate Agency.
AE.VR II X. SMITH f. Co,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
ROuse's Block. fronting the Square.
i,,9s

FOR SALE-A CORNER LOT
Il 40xl65 feet. on Bolivar street, al n bargain.
Also, Brick House and Lot Euclid street.
Also, 4 Brick House and Lot On Lake St
also, fine Brick House and Lot on Superior ST west
of Er1e. having modern c0nveniencss
WANTED-A good Brick House with good Lot, five
minutes walk from the Post Office for which IS 900 in cash
viii be paid.
Also, good House and Lot, worth about $4,000 for
which fine grazing Farm and the balance in cash will be
paid
FOR RENT-Houses near to business
srnrr m
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M ting of the Friends of the
Late Minister Mason iat Paris.

We perceive by the published proceedings
in Golignasi's Messenger, that meeting of
American citizens was held in PariI en- the
afternoon of Wednesday, October 18th, at
She American Chapel, to express sympathy
~aad respect for the lamented Judge JOHN Y
MASON, American Minister to Paris. The
resolutions and preamble adopted we ap.
pend.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God to
remove J ohn Z. Mason from the world wher.
IN be occupied NEST eminent place; we the
citizens of the United States at this present
sme sojourning ia Paris, the better to hon
or his memory. to express our sense of his
public services, and to testify our sorrow at
bis departare from this life, have assembled
together in public meeting, and unanimous
" adopted these resolutions:
Resolved, That John Y. Mason, by his
xnseiish and patriotic. and lifelong services
in various offices of fidelity and trust in his
native ..and under the FEEDER
al Government justly commands the graft
ltlade OF every American;
SAesoived, That the Americans here pre-
sent express their sincere grief for this ma
tional loss, as well as their heartfelt sympa-
thy with the family of the deceased at the
affection it has pleased our Heavenly Father
to visit upon them.
The meeting was qaite large, and united,
besides a few Englissmen and Frenchmen,
considerable number of Americans, who
occupy high political positions. On the
Anction of Mr.. Spencer, United States Con-
sui at P4cis, the ien. John s. Preston, of
South Carolina, was called to the Chair
MI. Spencer was then named Secretary,
szad the Rev. Mr.. Seely opened the meeting
y, kha
meeting GA taking the chair, aud recalled in
a feeling manner the high political and So
-cial virtues of the deceased. A Committee
of Five, on Resolutions, was named as fol-
lows:
pr. Mcdowell, of Missouri; the Hon. Car
roll Spence, Of Baltimore, Minister to Con-
staatineple; the Hon. Mr.. Fair, of Ala ba-
'tza, Minister to Belgium; Governor Dyer, of
Rhode Island; and Gen. Gansevoort, of New
York.
On presenting the resolutions of condo
leuce, DR.. Mcdowell pronounced an interes-
sing eulogy of the deceased, giving histo-
~ of his youth, and of the various public
fractions W hich he had exercised. The res
aiutions we're seconded by the Hon. Carroll
.Sseuce in short and eloquent speech, and
he in turn was followed by the Hon. Mr..
Jiingman Senator from North Carolina; then
Gov. Dyer, of Rhode Island, was called up
san, and made neat and appropriate speech;
he was followed ty the hon. Mr.. Keitt, of
Louis, all eulogizing in warm and generous
terms the many qualities of head and heart
at the deceased. The meeting, then on mo
ton, adjourned. The Hon. MIR. Eustus,
member of Congress from Louisiana, Mr..
Beverly Tucker, Consul at Liverpool, and
athe Irish patriot, John Mitchell, Esq, were
present at the meeting.
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Austria, France, and Sardinia.

There are conflicting rumors in Europe, as
re learn By the foreignspapers brought by
the Persia, respecting the Zurich Confer
anee. One account has it that Austria re-
fused to sign the treaty of peace, considering
that the compact of Villa Franco has not
seea claims on Lombardy (which France will
not. aad Sardinia cannot accede to. The
set-of to these claims would be the expenses
Of the war, which, provoked as it was by the
tyranny of Austria in Italy, ought not be
fhsrne by France and Sardinia. On the 9TH
or hand, it is declared the treaty of Zurich
would Immediately be completed, after
(Which. there is to be Conference of the
Great European Powers, England included,
= finally to adjust the affairs of Italy. 1t is also
said, but Sc ems almost incredible, that France
snakes demand upsn the King of Sardinia,
OF aa indemnity from Piedmont of the ex-
penses of the war-almost incredible be-
cause yIoroR EAAANUEL was not allowed to
hsve and voice in the adjustment at Villa
Etauca
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special Notice.

fI y THE WIDE REPUTATION which
lkS DR.. j Hostetter's stStomach BittersO
nave attained during the past year, bespeaks its
excellence in a more forcible manner than any
fies and strengthens the system, and aids the
stomach in the performance of its functions
1t is regarded on all sides sovereign specific,
and, therefore, to procure it in the best possible
way, should be the object of the public. We
commend it with more than usual re al and con-
hdence. believing and knowing, as we do, that
1t stands foremost among the many preparations
OF the day, for imparting strength, vigor and
tone to the system, and possessing the curative
powers for all similar diseases arising from
disordered stomach. In the most severe cases
OF cramps, diarrhea, AID weakness in the
stomach, the "Bitters' have been rigidly tested
and always with the greatest success.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of Brandies, Wines and
hne Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
sists and dealers generally. everywhere.