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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08
The 9ailg 9unrnat.
RIvER ITEMS

No. Regular Packets erpectasg notices OF
sheir running arrangements an the Journal
mast advertise sOith as. al kinds Of Steam
boat job Work done at short notice, IN good
ssyEe, and at reasonable rates. Extra copies
of the paper for sale at all times.
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Kate 5archet

JOHN McCLA1N. Master.
.---.-
Leaves Evansville Wednesdays, at II O'Clock.
Leaves Hutsonville Saturdays, at IL o'olocK.
HsE5- These two boats will regularly during
the season, connecting at HutsOnyille with the
Hutsonvile, Terre Haute, and Lafayette Packet,
MASONIC GEM.
Freight and Passengers receipted through to all
points.
Passengers and shippers may rely upon the regu-
Iarity of these boats. II orders and business
trusted TO them viii be promptly attended to.
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LADIES, ATTENTION!
@STEEL ksKRE2 SETS sRT COSTg-
ASIU sets STEEL Shovel, tongs and poker at a
little half price, 10 close ont the lot Some of
them really beautiful pstterus 3ea
janl0. CHARLES S. WELLS.
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.

Chaley Bowen, Cairo Frsestone, Wabash;
GreenviIle, b. Green. Southerner, Louisville
Lue Eayes, S. Carrollton. SciOto, Louisville.
DEPARTED - S-&
Southerner, Memphis. Charley Bowen, Cairo
Scioto, Louisville.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

fryRESGE.N-T CIT Il TO R~gCC EszC
u TORY.--The undersigned having engaged in
the Tobacco business, with the purpose of supply
ing, if possible, the wants of the home market, 1
am now repared to offer we'll selected stock of
manufacrr sd Tobacco-frOm Missouri, Kentucky,
and Tennessee Leaf, in Pounds, Fiycs, Halves,
Eights,anI 1. I arters, in any desired package.
Terms liberal, and acceptable discount Tor Cash
purchases but no sale less than five bOxe sitE 49,
A. GUMBERTS,
iy2S No. I05 Main street, Evansville, Ind
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DIR. HAAS, having leased the ROOMS foi'rerlyoc
cupied by DR.. kivett, in DIR. Bray's building oppe-
site the Post Office, would respectfully solicit the
citizens of Evansville and the surrounding towns
and country, 20 visit his rooms and see the spec-
mems ON exhibition. All those who ne,d Dental
operations performed and pleased wi ti hiswork
shall be attended to with great pleasure His II
-CONTIN GUM
works without a seam crevice- Nothing -wiiIhbe
more clean, or have greater strength Ills BLOCK
WonK- has but two seams in a full upper or lover
set Persons can laugh as heartily as they choose
without showing that their teeth artiiciaI and
cheeks that are sunken bo-restOred to nearly
their original contour. AaE -
He also makes the usual sly les of plain and sim
pie gum tooth work on gold and silver plate-aBd
also the Cheoplastic work, which much liked by
those WHO have used 1T. He has also I,rocesses
for extracting teeth without paiIl-Do iuhaIatfoI
no injurious effects arising from their USE the most
delicate can have them applied with perfect safety
Re Parents viii consult the-hcIlth and beauty of
their children by having the Dentist dfre% their
second dentiton, thereby producing syninetry and
health to those invaluable organs.
RE take pleasure in Introducing fDr. lass,
formerly of Lafayette, Ind, nay successor ca the
old rooms in Bray's bGiding, hoping IsHwf1I find
them both pleasant and profitable From my in
tercourse with thesD0ctor; Fam pleased 10 finIhn
one of the progressing; possessing taste nnd high
professional ability and standing With this view
can, with safety, recommend him to the community
as askillfal and competent dentist. -4ttrt
aO1S
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STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR PACKETS.

xHp.91 sV-xLLE, P.RDUCaEg, -s.1.1
IL CAIRO REGULAR PASSEN /, F%s n.
GER PACKET, CHARLEY BOWEN, ls4laHaEtetssf
DExTER Master leaves Evansville -
Tuesday and Saturday. at Il o'clock NJ; afriv;
ing at Paducah at 6 O'Clock, A.: NJ, Cairo r az
~ leaves Cairo every wednesday and satu
day, at Z O'Clock, z. NJ, and Paducah eNeiy -
day and Sunday, at o'clock A. M IsesSiIIe
p u and packets for Green River. Also, con-
Meeting Mt Smthland with CunDeriand hlVer "a
cts at Cairo, with Memphis Ne" orleans anu %
Ticket can be obts..ned on board the boat forsh
Eastern Cites sept
7NH.4.N-SV.ELLE AND Pad UC.zH
APACK ET-The fine steamer e.zs.
DUNBAR, Gus Fowler, master, a lzaAlsks
leaves Evansville every Monday - -
Wednesday, and Friday, at II O'Clock Al Leaves
Paducah every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at 9 O'Clock A. M. Connecting at Evansville with
the Evansville and Crawtordsvie Railroad ior an
points North and East, with packets for ouisylile
Green, and Wabash rivers. At Paducah with PACK
cts for St. Louis, New Orleans and the Daily Mail
boats for Cairo, Nashville, and Tennessee river.
S-Bnsiness promptly attended, and charges Tor
| freight and passage, same charged by the regu-
lar packet Through bills of lading given to New
Orleans and all points the Tennessee and Gum
bertrand rivers - aug %
HG EVAN sVILLE AND
HENDERSON Packet S., The 3 > new ne IT,
EAGLE, W. II. DANIEL, Captain; j. a. DUNCAN,
Clerk, leaves Louisville every "Wednesday and Sat
r
Monday at II NJ, and Thursdays at 5o'clock z. Nj.
1 janl7
| MJOR SOUTH G.aKROLTOsN' .g.N1D
| NJ POND RIVER. The elegant p~-
passenger steamer LUE EAVES, s,Il-stIttlsSf
| McDoNA LID, Master, will make regu- zE=z42zzssh
lar semi-weekly trips to South Carroltou and Pond
/ River, leaving on Tuesdays and Fridays. 8 a
! For freight or passage, apply o board- de2Ot
/ FOR WABASH RIVER. a.
1 -----------------.
HDBGUZ.zR H:48AsH P.4CKET-
| -HA< The new and light draH ght sT~sss :.
steamer MASONIC GEM, ,Pillshury sllllEasaE7ts13
| Master Mcdonald Clerk, will make -
regular trips between Evansville and Mt. Carmel
during the season. s-ata@ tar- Is5.I .s.l u
/ For freight or passage apply on board ajan3lf
EDRGUL.AR WEEKLY H:zB.A SV
/ -A@> PACKETSl-The fine light sS@es- !.
draught steamer ..f .z1- a..l 49, 3
| ....s .r
y. ~. Bone,
[ LEWIS DAVIS, Master........N WIN. M. List, Clerk.
| Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, at II o'clock.
| Leaves Hutsonvills on Wednesdays, at IL o'clock.
! SPEED, 4ass. 81 ria.tl COAfFORT
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LEWIS DAVIS, Master ...-.... " IN. M. LIST, UIerk.
Leaves Evansville on Saturdays, at II o'clock.
Leaves Hutsonvills on Wednesdays, at IL O'Clock.
SPEED, 4nfsf fiati COMFORT,
RELIABTLITY,a SAFETY.
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En B.FLES .Nr0. O.EKU.M RECEIVED
eBO per steamer Lehigh, by 40 l..e.
decI0 II SORENSON Il GO. Z
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1.-THE weather, yesterday, was mild
and very pleasant. Considerable ACTIVITY
was manifest on the landing, and frelghtS
are once more accommodating, notwlthstand-
ing the amount taken by the Ne,o Unct,
Sam. Freights are unchanged in price
The river continues to decline. fs "a a
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-08

EV.aJN-CX' EaURS Those wishing to buy
~ Fancy Furs at very reduced price, have now
opportunity. Gun stock being quite large, con-
sidering the advanced season, we arc determined
to sell it cut, even below the cost. Come and see
for yourself. No. 50 Main street. ~
ianlI VAUTIER & MARC0NNIER.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-20

meht As each house Of Congress has sn absolute
negative on bills passed by the other. Mr.. Lirerln vii
net have the cooperation Cf the Legislative. branch -
the government, except in measures - nani6eS,ly fr
The general advantage that they meet the approval ~
an opposition Senate All his appointments must also
pass the scrutiny Of the same BODY. In this state Of
facts u would not be possible for the coming President
10 harm the South. even IL he had the di-nrsfri.,.
aud that kHoz l-ige u hs complete inability OUGHT =
ii>ef Q Danish every -pprehcu>5ln from every south
ern mind There = rally no antarguiSm n inter
e-is be;Seen the sections. The same reasons abirb
cause every Eastern man 20 cxult with patriotic pride
IN the wonderful growth aud prosperity Of the Wei.
VII al~J cause our Northern citizens D. r.i5..e in H.
prosperity and We. being Of the S5uih. We are
proud OF our Possessions on the Pacific: we ars will
ing 20 ezpend millions in opening = railway 10 their
coast; aud when II l. completed, and gre1; cities
spring up ~ H. several Western termiui. these cyl
dence- Of PrCsleTily viii al every patriotic breas; "a,
O the Rocky mountains with intense sati.fartf1n
This same national instinct will fni equal rratis.,-
ton IN the prosperity u the South ami the develop-
tnent Of is natural resources. Beside this ~vr,tif,a-
ton Of national feeling, the mutually beneficial com
merce OF every section Of the country with every
other. Is valuable in proportion TO the wealth and
proiucuyeness Of the regions that supply the commo-
dItes which II exchanges. IL i for the benefit OF the
North that the South should prosper; aui even if the
had not deprived Us Of any voice in de-
terniuInS the character Of Southern institutions. en-
hghtenei selfiuterest would teach Us that the South
l. a bettr judge Of what will promote its welfare than
We, IN cur Ignorance Of its local circumstances. can
be We are confident both sections will uu-
derstand and appreciate each other better four years
hence, than they do now"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-20

OpD FELLOWS N THE UNITED SrtTES-The fol-
lowing statistics are taken from the reports made 70
the United States Grand Lodge Of obi Fellows, lately
in session AZ Nashville The number Of grand lodges
IN the United States, p number admitted during
the year. l. ,564 number Of deaths during the year,
LILO; whole number Of members, l77,1ll whole
Number who have received pecuniary relief from the
OrdeT, 1881 number q widowed families, 2,691 A;
amount paid for relief, SSp0,3S9 Is amount paid
for relief ,f widowed frm;l.eS, Gl.453; amount paid
TOY education Of orphans, Sl3,eoS - amount paid
tor barring the dead. S6j,l27 - amount OF annual
receipts. Sll6,uSU ca.
Perhaps some account Of her Majesty Victoria's
kitchen economy may be interesting 10 many readers
q the Tea Table The stai II the Royal Kitchen De-
partmeut includes a chief cook, three master cooks,
two ye1men Of the kitchen, two roasting cooks, and
four apprentices There are. also, two iarderers and
stlrers, a storekeeper, two grcen-Ofice men, three
kitchen maids and I've men T. attend 10 the steam
apparatus. The salary OF the chief cook Is - 800 4
year that Of the master cook a little less, with the
additional privilege Of taking apprentices. An ap-
prentice conducting properly has a chance Of pro
motion 10 the dignity Of master OF chief cook. This,
We republicans would say, Is rather extravagant
feeding, but Her Majesty's loyal subjects think no
thing Of the expense, and are justly proud Of their
Queen.
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Pacific Coast.
exchanges

Tee CozrE-This steamship, which brought up
the mails aud passengers Of Nov l, came very nearly
bAhg destroyed b. FIRE when of Cape ST. Lucas, on
her passage up The FIRE originated nesr her fur
naces, and vas put out by the ships force pumps.
IKE VIGILANCE SUITS ALIVE TT motions
were argued aud submitted today TO the 18th Dis
trict Court, IN the matter Of the suits Of Daniel and
". II. Green against W. I. Coleman. They were
motions OF the plaintiffs to reinstate the causes on
the Calendar, and TO change the place of trial.
LIBERAL-The Scientific Press and .NiAiRg i'd
rOcafs Of San Francisco has the following: The
publisher Of this journal IS hereby authorized to offer
the above reward $500 to any persons who will
place in MS hands a successful mode or process for
separating the gold from the sulphurets as found in
the mines Of this State The reward will be paid in
cash at once. after the tests and experiments shall
have Ea2r S.fi-fserorifv y-ovz1 -
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLI THE Honolulu
TURN-vEREIN beg leave to inform the Public that they are
now prepared 70 give instruction in Gymnastics to boys between
the ages Of SEVEN aud SIXTEEN years, on Tuesday evening Of each
week. For further Information apply TO MR. IL NoEIKEK.
Per order: c. r. PFLUGER,
22g-5m Secretary II. 7. V.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-20

The PRISCE IL NEW TORK.-The Revenue cutter
Harriet Lane, having the Prince Of Wales, and about
Fifty invited guests on board. left Perth AmbOy, at .
o'clock Thursday morning and reached New York at
half past two. The landing and reception took place
according to programme, at Castle Garden, which
was Ornameuted with = great display Of bunting.
The Prince was welcomed by Mayor Wood and was
received BY General Sanford and reviewed the mill
tary brigade on the Battery. The procession then
marched up Broadway amid an immense crowd Of
people, to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Friday morning
the Prince visited the University, where the Cham
cellOr made a tedious address, and other institutions Of
the city. ~ he was leaving the hotel, and just "a
be was preparing TO enter the carriage, an excited
individual rushed wildly up, shaking his hst at the
Prince, and INDUCED ia various deuUucatOry re-
marks, declaring that his lOrdship should never be
King 81 England If be lived a hundred years, and
threatening 10 shoot him. The police seized the in
diviiuaI AMI hurried him away. The grand ball IN
the evening was not 20 completely successful ~ ITS
projectors desired. Very soon after the Prince enter
ei the room, a portion Of the floor gave way, and on
account Of the delay required to make repairs, the
dancing could not begin until after midnight. The
COMMITTEES q arrangements male an error, too. IN
estimating the capacity Of the house; the CROWD was
50 great that it was thought tina, many must have
obtained admission by fraud; but = count II tickets
proved that the number present WAS really sOme"hat
less than the number Of tickets issued.
The Prince left New York Monday morning FOR
West Point, where be spent the night. He reached
Albany Tuesday afternoon, and next day set out for
Boston in a special train.
FISAyCIAL VIEW Of TIE PRISCE's VTsIT TO AMERICA.
The New York Hsy0Id estimates the expenses Of
the Prince q Wales and suite IN the various cities
-tryurh which they ua--ei A. follows
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Q 4 F.& 4. MIS- PRoGEsS pELOcEANIE LooGE,
w No l2i. under the jurisdiction Of the supreme Coun-
!" Gil ofthe Grand Central Lodge Of France, working in
the ancient Scotch Rite, holds its regular meetings on the We'd
nesday nearest the full moon Of each month. At the old Lodge
Room. in kim street. Visiting brethren respectfully invited
to attend.
August Is. l60Nfl p. c. JONES, Secretary.
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Presidential Election.

From our various California exchanges, We find the
following to De the result of the election held on the
9th Of November, 30 far as the news had been received
az the sailing Of the Yankee. The mlJ0-itjes given
are only approximate, and will be altered by the next
sdvices.
For Lincoln and HamIin.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
FOREIC NEW
One Week Later!
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE

Al: II o'clock L. ", on Friday. the favorite packet
Ysukss was telegraphed, and At ?. VI. her mails
we're landed AZ the post-offee- She brought an unu-
sullly large mail, those from New York Of Oc-
.ober q AMI Nov. l.. The latter arrived 81 san
Francisco OILY q few hours before the sailing Of the
ssrk. In fact, she was detained expressly to bring
Il on. The news Is interesting. but the details o :
the election are not 50 full and satisfactory as had
been expected We give copious extracts from cur
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1860-12-20
Special aotitts.

HOO ID SII y w \ Y
ASSoCIATION-Tlis Association hold their Regular Meetings
on SATURDAY EVENING q each week, at :: o'clock, At the
Bethel Yesuy. on King st'eet.
The Association has lately undergone a thorough re-orgAn-
iza;ion. The public are invited to attend.
Per order. ALEX. BOLSTER.
2sS-tf Secretary.
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HEALrH. sTRENGrH AND HAPPINESS

STRENGTH AND HAPPINESS
are obtained by cleansing the blood Of its impurities. Blood
we are told. on the higles: authority, is the Life" or at least
the medium Of Life to the Body and it Is, We know, the great
feeder Of every part of the frame Thus the blood is the great
channel OF disease: consequently, a good or bad state Of the
system. or constitution. i no more or less than a good or bad
state Of the blood. We have made the composition Of the blood
our study, and are satisfied that t~wo-thirds of all diseases are
caused by its impurities.
Believing the above acts, we made ourselves acquainted with
the BLOOD CHEMICALLY with a view TO a reliable medicinal
agent. that would correct all impurities OF the blood, and at the
.ame time efFectia!y cure all diseases arising therefrom. We
have succeeded beyond our most sanguine expectations, as
thousands can testify who have tried the virtues OF the prepara-
ton known by all professional men as
HALLS sARSAPARILLA, YELLOW DOCK, AND
IODIDE OF POTASS.
Beware ofignorant imitatOrs. The genuine is sold everywhere
by respectable dealers. in preference to all others.
X. HALL q CO,
Sole Proprietors,
.2l-6m 143 and AS Clay street, san Francisco.
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For Breckipridge and Lane.


. To Be elected before March 9TH
We also incInde q table of the United States
Senate as it will appear after March 4sh, or after the
Inauguration Of President Lincoln If ksrsas is adj
mitted two more Republicans will probably be elected,
making that party 81 strong in the Senate, against
81 Administration, Douglas Democrats and American,
all Of whom may unite in opposition to the Republican
administration /; or the Douglas and American Sena-
tors may organize themselves into a sort of balance of
power party, aud alternately help and annoy two
large divisions. The latter is their most probable
course.
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Wan Experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teeth
ing, which greatly facilitates the process q teething, by softening
gums. reducing all iafammaiion-wII anay all pain, and Is sure
TO regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, it vii. give
rest 20 yourselves. and relief and health to your infants. Per
fectly safe in all cases. See advertisement; in another column.
9pI1v
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-13
NEwnUnYroRr, Nov. | 0, 1860.
THE EFFECTS OF DISSOLUTION.

It is the interests Of the Northern
States for more than it is that of the
Southern communities that the Conted.
cracv should not be broken up. The
South would lose none Of its wealth o.,
prosperity, fer with it would remain lis
sources Of wcalth-thc great staples,
its institutions could no longer be inter-
tered with, and it would enjoy domcs-
tic peace and tranquility. But how diff
ioreut the North, whose sources o.
wealth arc its trade and commerce and
manufacturers, depending chiefly for
their existence upon its connection with
the South by Il political Union, which
secures it free trade and the raw ma
tcriai and II market Tor the manuiac-
turcd article, and employment for its
ships and capital, and its numerous
population.
Cut the Iigamcnts which bind the
North to the South, and the people OF
the North become Il more impov IRISH
ed population than that Of England,
and profits which they ieaped from
Southern products would be delivered
into othc channels, and enrich Crest
Britain and France. Ii the North,
therefore, should be guilty of tie auici'
dial course of severing the connection,
and forcing the South TO seek safety
in secession, at its own doors must lie
the terrible consequence. As for cocr-
clOn, in is madness to think OF il. In
the words OF the writer to whom we
have already referred, "the defendants
in South Carolina of these patriotic he.
roes who, in l765-ton years before the
destruction of the tea in Boston-can-
tured from the British garrison ut Fort
Jackson and destroyed the Brit sh
stamps--the descendants of men who
risked their lives for an abstract priuci.
pie, to avoid an unconstitutional and
nominal tax-could never be %persaad-
ed to remain for one instant within any
such Union of forcs."-N Y. Herald.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-13
From Kansas.

Learsnuorth, Dec. live have in
formation from the scene of the late
troubles to the 7th list. Large parties
of troops from Fort Lcavcnworth had
moved to Mound City, there joining Il
force Of 1870 men from Fort Riley.
Attempts were made to arrest Jer.
nison, but neither he nor Montgomery
could be found. Rumor's Of Montgomc-
rvs cntrcnchncnt and resistance are
simply absurd The inhabitants OF
Mound City and vicinity wcro much
excited, fearing harsh treatment from
the Federal authorities.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-13
MOVEMENTS OF TIE SOUTHERN
STATES.

North Carolina Legislature, Irregular
session. met November 10, and is now
in session.
South Carolina Legislature, Irregular
session. met Nov. 10Th, and is still in
session. The election for members OF
the State Convention in South Carolina
took place on tho 9th inst, and the
Convention meets the 18th.
Louisiana Legislature Especial Sos.
sion,) met December 10th.
Election for members Of the State
Convention in Alabama occurs on the
9th inst, and tho Convention meets
the Tth Of January.
Virginia Legislature Especial session.
meets January 9TH.
Georgia Legislature il now in scs.
sion, and an election for delegates to q
State Convention has been ordered fer
Sd January, 1861; Convention SITS 10th
January.
Florida Legislature now in session (;
election for delegates to a State Con-
vention ordered for the 22d inst Con.
v%ention meets 3d January.
The Legislature of Mississippi (spee-
i,l saes;on \ mat nm tho 9th ult and
has just adjourned, after passing a bill
unanimously providing for holding a
State Convention. The election Tor
members 10 the Convention will be
held on the 10th of December, and the
Convention will assemble on the 9TH of
January.
The Legislature of Tennessee, (spee.
ial session. meets the 9TH OF January,
ls81.-Uaion d. American.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-12-13
Terms of Advertising

The use of DR.. Hostctter's Stomach Bihers
for Dyspepsia, Flatulcnce, Heaviness Of the
Stomach, or any other like affection, is second
to none in America or abroad. TO be able to
state confidently that the 'Bitters' are a GER
tain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases is to
the proprietors a source of unaIloyed pleasure
II removes all morbid matter from the stOm-
ach, purics the blood, imparts renewed vital
ity to the nervous system, giving it that tone
and energy Sc indispensable for the restoration
of health The numerous ackn" wlcdgmcnt Of
it, superior excellence and beneficial results,
have assured the proprietors that it cannot but
prove II great cure to the afflicted, and impart
vitality to the thorough system.
Eos, See advertisement in another COLI mn.