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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
THE LATEST AND WORST JOB.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-Mr. Buchanan seems resolved
that not single department of Government shall re-
main unstaned BY disgraceful obbing during his Ad-
minstraton Our foreign relations have hitherto been
free from reproach in pecuniary maers but even they
are now exhibiting open spectacle to the world OF the
low and baneu practices that have crept into every de-
partment Of Mr.. BuchanAn's Administration.
John Appleton late Assistant Secretary OF State and
now the Ambassador from the United States to St Pc
tersburg is prosecuting private claims in Washington
against the Government Of Paraguay! Mr.. Appleton
NAV now add the title Of "priyate jobber and claim
agent to his other official titles. What makes this mat
ter especially odous and dsgraceu in the eyes OF other
Governments and in diplomatic creless the fact that the
Paraguay treaty negotiated under Instructions given
while Mr. Appleton acting Secretary Of State.
Another dscredtabe feature is the fact that Secre'
tary Of State should become the prosecutor Of private
claims against foreign Government SLi another Is that
one who has been nominated and confirmed by the Sen
ate as Ambassador of the United States to foreign Gov
ernmeut should be practicDg private claim agent
against other foreign Governments: This subject has
within few days been very severely commented upon
in Diplomatic circles at Washington.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
To Hon. G. Cushing
IMPORTANT ADMISSIONS By LEADING DEMO.
CRATS


The Charlottesville Revcs ststes that on Friday night
week. in Charlottesville "a serenade was gotten up in
honor Of Roger A. Pryor. Esq who had been soourn-
ing there for several days. in the discharge Of his duties
as Visitor OF the University Of Virginia On being called
out he made a handsome address, in which he frankly
and candidy gave his views Of the present condition OF
the public affairs. He said the National Democratic par
ty had no longer existence that il was perfectly i'm.
potent and SO enveloped by corruption that absolutely
needed TO be chastened by defeat and pivaton. He
spoke 10 the highest OF the old Wing party and
lis leaders and said that he would cordially vote for
Bell and Everett If he thought there was any pros
pect of their success, and concluded by draw
ing a most gloomy picture Of the future. In
his opinion, Lincoln's election Was inevitable, and
nothing was left the South but to show undivided
front TO the aggressions Of the foe. Mr.. VIM T. Cor
don, after repeated calls followed in the strain,
anticipating the same results. The crowd then adjourn
ed to Hon Sh,on f. Leakes residence who made them
short and pointed address. He paid high tribute to
the patriotism of the Union party admitted that the De-
mocratic party purely sectional and power,ess,
and concluded with the same ominous predictions. Mr.
p H. Ayeti another member Of the Board OF Visitors,
was then called on and compelled to get out Of bed aud
address the crowd. He made strong appeal to his
party in Virginia harmoniz but gave them encour
agemeut TO hope for anything temporary State sue
cess Tn, general tenor Of the speeches of the night
was the utter luty OF relying the Democratic party
a. purity any longer; that it was divided on sectional
grounds, and unable to defeat Lincoln"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July Ellis D. Schnable entered the
"Constution" Office this morning and assaulted General
Bowman with a stick. while the later sitting in
chair One Of the clerks effectively TO the rescue
when Mr. Schnabe made hssty retreat. Immediate
measures we're taken for bis arrest.
The reason for the assault publication in yester-
DAYS "Constution" rejecting on his conduct
Edmund French late Assistant Superintendent Of the
Treasury Extension who was under indictment for
bezzlement died here this morning. The trial to
have taken place to-day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
FROM WASHINGTON

WAsHIxaroS, July 0-Owing to the large drafts on
the treasury during the past week it Il said that not
much more ban 81 600 900 remains in hand avail
able balance The rc-ssne Of the FIVE millions in treasu-
ry notes has, however afforded a sensible relief
Private letters from Arizona confirm the statements OF
the discovery of rich and extensive gold dgeugs, and
the consequent general exctemept on the subject
Minister McLaue will soon return from Mexico as has
been ascertained from an authentic source.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
KENTUCKY POLITICS.

LOUISVILLE Ky, July 7.-0ne Of the largest meetings
was held here last nigh ratified the nomination Ct Dou-
gas and johnson. BonGres blazed cannon thundered
and enthusiasm prevailed.
Democratic State Convention, held at Irvine, Till
county, on the 5th instant in which thrtyono counter
in the State were represented unanimously adopted
solutions in favor of Breckenridge and Lane and repn-
dating Douglas and Johnson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

SALK or LoRD's SrABLE.-rhe stud Of the late Lord
Londesborough vas recently sold at TaerSals London,
aud the forty animals realized the extraordinary sum oi
sos 600 In the lot three stations, one OF which
brought $4,000, another $4,000, and the third up
wards Of oOO Aside from these chiefs Of the stsd
he lot averaged over tl eco each.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
LYNCH LAW IN IOWA

CHICAGO, July 6.-Kephart, the murderer OF hrst
wills and her two children, Batavia, Iowa. las
week, was hung at that place yesterday, by mob con-
sistng Of two hundred aud fifty men.
Kephart had confessed that he committed the mir-
dar
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
,ORGIA POLllICS, &C.

SlvASsiH, July 6.-The Brecknrdge and Line Rati
fcation Meeting has been postponed till next Monday
the arrangements not having been yet perfected.
The weather is intensely hot in South Carolina and
Georgia and many deaths have occurred from the effects
Of the heat
The crops also have been materially injured.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

The Kansas Dispatch, jealous Douglas paper, says
that Tin November next John G. Breckenridge will at
tempt to walk from the National CaIit 10 the White
House on a single strand of twisted nggers wool with
out a balance pole"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
ARREST OF THE MISSING SECRETARY OF THE
PACIFIC MAI, STEAMSHIP CO.

Urea, n Y, July 6tb.-Frank Hoffman, tho missing
Secretary Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, was
arrested near Trenton Falls to-day the charge
forging two checks of 81, 800 each. Mr.. Hoffman said
TO be concerned in the recent issue OF the stock Of
the Company TO- the amount Of 900, If not more
The officers have been u pursuit of him since the 2lst
of Nav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
SPRING AND SUMmER CLOTHING,
RICHMOND MADE CLOTHING,
Fani a -

InCr6 g q F'a III q ;.
yHE subscriber manufacturing Clothing In the %
il ty Of Richmond twenty years. and has At this ~
time IS iO0 hands In his employment, and WILL In ~
make large additions 10 that Ill
Having the story his especially for
factung he determined make article In the
clothing line that shall compare In respect with clothing
Northern cities and he asks the patronage OF his old
public generally sw Of the fact that he Civ
employment In midst 10 large number Of mechanics and
females who ght otherwise suffer for the necessare o.
% he has the best Of cutters and materials not TO be surpAss
"a by any house In the country.
Maryland virginia, CaronAs and Georgia CASsimeres and
rueeds all grades and eoors Strictly Southern ManufActur
House. all shall be satisfied by personal inspection Of
what he has been doing for past
K SPENCE Clothier and Tailor,
NH Main and 18th Richmond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

DOBINSON A RORERrS. Corner Gary and lSth 81.
III oderf sale the following Artieles-
lOO NJ. 4 Peruvian 6uaaos
American
50 ZINE and CoArse BoneiDusts
100 bblasuperior Flour,
Extra Superhne.do.,
g 100 Rye do,
1O0 Zine dn.,
Gross Mdinngs do.
So eases g. O. Lcodce Paste,
So Q 3 DO oo,
. RR Do do,
5e0s Ibs phme Gan Arabic,
I0e1 {" AngastarA ronqaa Peart,
SO Para do do,
500 boxcs bsst brands Olive OF,
t00bags Black Peas,
Clover seed,
Prince EiEard Island OATS
Is Payer'zcd Charcoal
Agents the Manhattan on Company We o1er hon
So ~ other Os sAl the Companys prices, and res
P'ssSSS '0neA 'i'si' '0' NC ROBINSON 4 RoBERrs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
APPLETOys'
TRAVELLERS GUIDE BOOKS.

TRAVELLERS GUIDE BOOKS.
L
ApPLEroNy
official Railway Guide,
Containing Tables all the the United States
and canads and 100 Maps explaining glance how the Tav
sller Is tOprOesed. Price, rs eenta.
N
ApPLxroHg
Companion Hand -RO0k Of Travel,
Containing Pull Description Principal Cities Towns and
Places Of Interest," together with Hote and Routes Of Travel
through the United States and the Canada with Colo Mars
Pree, paper cover 80 cents cloth, 70 cents (Ready July 1s
APPLETovg
Illustrated Handbook of American
Travel,
Full and Re,ble Guide by Railway stoambat Stage
the Cities Towns Waterfalls, BateFelds Mountains, Rivers
Lakes Hunting and Fishing Grounds Watering Places Summer
Resorts and al Scenes and Objects Of Importance and Interest In
the United States and Brh Provinces By RcHisDs
With Careful haps all Parts Country and
Places and Scenes Original Drawings BY Auth and
other Artists.
Part Containing the Northern and Eastern States 90
"2, Southern and Western States, l 90.
Or the two parts bound In volume, 81 80
Either above free by mall receipt OF price.
d. APPLETON 4 CO, Publishers,
Ie25 443 and AIS Broadway.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

Terms:
Daily Paper ss per Annun; ssaLwesky, eSi Weekly ~ Al
uAys IL advanee may be made Al hs risk of
Pubshes where evidence taken he depoEt OF
sttsr In ne Post once containing money.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
KEHsEE & PARR,s
Improved Stone Ware
.

~ Y 4 = y
MYTH Cork soppers Aright for Preserving Fresh N1
w Fruit. Oysters, mnce Meat &C. We have very C[X
large assortment OF the above superior Jars Of all Sizes at W
very prices at Pottery OF 18th and Cary Streets
my3 KEEsrE PAIR, Manufacturers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

| DUTT .R.-25 tubs Fresh Orange County Butter hr,t
| ID rate article just received
10 half Chest Green and Black Teas
$50 Va Cured Todds and Queen CITY Hams,for
| .aiebv g. ROBERTSON,
| J~q6 Next to Corner Governor and Franklin Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

~ advertisement 70 be considered BY The month year
uns spehsd The Manuscript previously agreed upon b''
the parties.
Al advcrtssnent copy speened
Der Of nserons continued until ordered and payment
enacted acccrdngly
~ RnsuAR knuEErtsxSETro avoid any misunderstanding
onthe the Annual Advertisers propcrto state dac
tha her privileges only 70 their Immediate business Real
tAeega and an Advertisements sent BY them 70 be An
additional charge, and % vvriation
- Real heneal Agents Adve semen not 20 be
inserted by e year charged usual aabeei
90 such discounts as shag be agreed upon.
70 Booksellers and yeary advertisers generally, engaging one
or more spuares privilege of change shall not helf
yoary average In week Insert than the amsuni
the standing rule under the contract and al eNeee
ding such amount be charged NJ the usual rates
Aavertacuaents the SeWeeky Whg Al I5 eents
square lines s for The nr Insertion and so cent?
Ser .quars continuance or weekly, 10 eenta
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

WHITE SULPHUis " AIEEs Saratoga Congress
w SPRING. wa Rockbrdee Alum Water, Alum and Iodine
Water, bottled at the Springs and for sale at
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drug Store,
je1a 1s6 Main st., above Post once.
COLOGNE WATER-A very superior article, tr sale
" low by W. PETERSON 4 CO.
Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
HO! FOR HARVEST.

WTAvING received the Agency for he sale OF CALDWkLLs
NL REAPER superior article for virginia ManuiActure We
f then 70 TIE Of Virginia FOR The present Harvest ms
Narine simple IN Is construction and or lighter
dra any In has been thoroughly tested during ne
l.s AL the Improvements hat have pre-
~atd bemselyes during time We authorized 70 var
rua he Reaper an rsspee and Will make an exhibition Of -
tng a as unaequanted With ~ a. me farm o. d.
Wai miles fron his eity, The Msehsnletsyte LarnPes'
na36 GEO. WATT W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09
1850. 1860
WILLIAMS & ELLIOTT,
CT Main street, Richmond, va.
IMPORTERS, WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS In
III ID N lT ID ~


HAIR D W A RE, ,
FINE EDGE TOOLS, BUILDING HARDWARE, FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
HUBS spoErs, FELLoEs SPRINGS, Arles, Bolu B.nds
III Leaihers. Cloths Trimmings, 4c, 4o
MACHINESTS' GOODS
Betting Packing, Circular saxs Dole's saw Gumnsrs Yuss
Wrenehes, Steam Coca, Whistles, Gauges &c
Agents for the BALTIMORE BELL and BRASS WORKa lisns
Patent STEAM 6UAGEs and crockets COACH vARNIsE Ic
Locomotive and Steam Engine builders Rarc and Gas Com.
psnes Ae supplied with Bran Wort pee
myl6-ly I- y
HEAD QUARTERS
BOOTS AND SHOES,
No. 90 Main street, RICHMOND, virRinii.
pAGES Shoe Store g Main sree, offers facilities FAMILIES
whether In City Country for laying their supplies Oh
Shoes that rarely met with being enabled every
member OF family with deselipon Of Shoes k house
parlor out Of door both pest North
ern manufacture Farmers sending win supplied az
moderate prices with good shoes intending brogae my
make for field hands
In addition 10 constant supply Of all kinds shoes Of my own
make have great variety OF the
and Shoes be found In any house In Virginia
Invite all In want 70 call At the large Trunk Shoe fmpor
um, s3 Main Street = -.
nys JOHN O PAGR,m.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

HLASS AND EARTHENWARE.zwsh have On
" complete stock Of The above suited %
A''-i s''-' - wM p BUTLER SON,
,.o. 10 Pearl or i4th street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

SILVER PLATED ICE TABLE, PITCHERS
MY oHr % pubic truly bsauifnl varv o. avsr
Nv re- Wats PchsrI chased eng aved and pAh, 81 NE a
- uaiisrIl and are sale q he lowest prices. "a
"a ~ nsla =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

EXCITEMENT ABOUT THE GOLD MINES-CON-
TRAJECTORY REPORTS-CL0SE ELECTION IN
OREGON-STATE OF TRADE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

w WALLAcEsS PURE MOUNTAIN De"
w WHISKY, for sale BY 90 aon.
VA dlU wh WALLACE soNs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

Machines for Knitting Drawers, SHIFTS, &C.,
OF ALL slZEs.
Rib Machines Of & l., & /, 2& 9 and 3 q 9 Rib.
TO okDKA
INHRsE Machines the plain Esfh sprng Needle on new
principle and the cheapest and rapid machines for
knitting In
The Coffee Patent Family KutIng Machine for Fdnisy amd
Tdndfion ID and feature In the useful IL.
venons Of the age and ranks with the Sewing Machine
AGENCY AND SALES ROOM,
No. ST. BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
IeT-d3m HENRY q Lrl Io.xv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-09

ORNER sh and Streets having determined % qut ou
ness VIM this date throw hs large and resn stock On
he market prime cost for cash. 10 close out - a.
ih Tbroderiea Prints Ribbons Hoop skirts, BeAehed Oot
,on Hne Dress Goods silks PAds Lawns, KAnns also, Car
80 .,... 49,. 4. far rant O A. GWATKIN,
20 Cor sh and Main Street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
rHE aRAILHE MEETING.

The friends of Alexander Grailhe, Esq, inde-
pendent candidate for Mayor, have published that
they will hold meeting in Odd Fellows Hall this
evening; and it is presumed that the speakers
will throw some light upon what appears an extra
ordinary procedure to many people. We expect
the assemblage will be quite large, but have no
idea that one in ten who will probably be present
will entertain the smallest intention of voting for
the worthy gentleman for whose public advance
ment the meeting has been called. The friends of
the socalled American ticket will crowd the Hall,
applaud yociferously, and make the unsophsti-
Gated among Mr.. Grahe's friends believe that his
strength is twenty times greater than it is This
will be done with the view of damaging the Citi-
zens, ticket, by creating the impression that this
new opposition is really formidable. The subter,
fuge, however, is, or will be, so transparent that
it will deceive no one except the very verdant.
Mr. Grailhe, in all human probability, will moi
carry single precinct in the city. As a.citizen O
unexceptionable private character, he may receive
five or six hundred scattering votes, majority o
whom would, otherwise, vote for the first name OF
His running may slightly damage the prospects 0
a good man and the public interests, without til,
remotest possibility of adyantaging himself hi
] friends.
Why should be run? His friends say to effect
reform in the city government What delusiol
/ is this Let us ask them question: What cont
! he do in the way Of reform if elected? Nothing
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE /, 1860

Not single candidate for any office, on any ticket,
has been selected or nominated In conjunction
with him. The best man that ever lived could do
nothing as Mayor, destitute Of strength and friends
in every other department Of the city government.
This is fact as apparent as the sun at noon-day.
Hence, having nothing to go upon, with no pros
pect Of election, and if elected (admitting an i'm
possibility for the sake Of illustration) with no
chance Of carrying ont any policy Of his own
against an antagonisticaly chosen Council, it would
seem that he should decline the candidature under
such inauspicious, unpromising and incongruous
circumstances. The only hope for true reform lays
in tile election Of the Citizens ticket and all really
desirons of reform shouldvote for that ticket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
THIS DAY Is PuRLIsHED
Ell FUREIDIS,
nv the author Of "THE LAMPLIGHTERn
One volume, neatly bound in Muslin Price, 81 90.

The nnexamped which attended the publication of
The Lampghter and mabel Vaughan" win be well renem
bered The former Of novels has reached sale unpara
ieed by American novel; except nearly One Hundred
Thousand Copies having sold The universal voice IN the
United States Ban has proclaimed these novels
among the most brilliant achievements OF the day In hcnon
FL Fnreids win nowe inferior 10 It's predecessors
but viii exhibit development Of the anthor'sr
sources. maturer thought and a keener insight.
All readers who have enjoyed The stirring incidents and vgor
Gus delneations of The Impgher and Mabel Vaughan,
the of whchis laid merican ground will need p
second invitation TO FOLLOW the nuhor into the and ascna
ting region Of which she has selected
her present story s
For BY all Booksellers in New Orleans The publisher
will mail copies, postpaid receipt Of One Dollar.
fIGkNoR 4 FIELDS,
mysl ateod Boston.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

Fun FOR THE GrRbs.-At Cadiz, Portugal, the
chief amusement of the carnival consisted in the
proceedings Of numbers Of young ladies standing
on the balconies, each armed with bag stuffed full
like pin cushion, and about the size Of an egg,
plant This was tied to long colored cord; and
the young ladies' amused themselves by throwing
the bag at the head of any male passer by, knock
ing his hat off if possible and then pulling the bag
narrow it was almost impossible to run the gaunt-
let in safety. The dark eyes of the girls were
flashing with fun. and made one feel decidedly af-
fectionate towards them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
The CooIlE TRADE.-A letter Of the a7th ffom
Washington says:


Our Minister at China has thought the conduct
Of the captains Of the ships Messenger, Hfty
Simpson, Gov. Morton and Pioneer, as eQnnheted
with the Coolie traffic, thus seriously affecting our
relations with that Empire, OF sufficient import
ance to make it the subject Of q special dispateh
to our Government. The special attention of oar
Government has been directed to the undisputed
fact that the Chinese were taken on board their
vessels lying at Whampoa, by force and fraud,
against positive rule Of the port of Canton, that
they should be shipped only at their pleasure.
Minister Ward says no American house VIII nave
any connection with the traffic but, unforfnnafey
ready agents are found among the Angisn ana
other merchants of Hong Kong ..,y,....
American vessels are chartered Dy lne su1lss.s 49,
| eff other Governments, and so odous has neeomo
the traffic by recent transactions, that other Gov
ernments have either forbidden their vessels 60 0e
ed in IT, or SO restrained and regulated it as
To throw it almost entirely into the hands Of Amer
leans. .,z. -, 49, g.
.rsss win pass law to punish such offenders,
Which obstruct the faithful execution Of the treaty
stpulations. He says the horrors OF the Goole
traffic as conducted at Whampoa, cannot be pro
| perIy described within the limits OF dispatch.
| The kidnapping grievance has become 80 intoler-
1 able, tie Governor General has been aroused 10
! action, and at Canton, rewards have been offered
4 for the heads of foreigners.
The bill which Mr.. Elliot has introduced into the
House, for the remedy Of the evils, SO far as Amer
lean ship masters concerned, il III accordance
with the views of the State Department.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01

MORMON ISrELLIGENeE.-W We understand that
there are 1900 Mormons in the town Of Florence,
Nebraska Territory, who originally started for Salt
Lake. and who it is asserted are waiting for an
augmentation to their numbers before they start
Zonward. This is the ostensible reason alleged,
but we apprehend there is another which is signifi-
cant Of their delay and which is to found IN the re-.
cent ice Smith demonstration. It is well known
that the uronrietors of the town Of Florence have
given young Smith considerable quantity Of land
In that vicinity, and it is also alleged that he has
promised that he will bring 900 emigfants there
within a year. This is no small inducement and
II will form a nucleus or colony around which the
disaffected at Great Salt Lake City can rally.
[St Louis Republican.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-06-01
A SERICAN AROMATIC
BITTER CORDIAL,
AND
roNIc AROMATIC BITTERs.

or varieties Of Bers the fr Is to taken mixed
with any agreeable fluid while the second be taken pure,
or both may be together forming bitter Of greater or
less Intensity please taste The aroma and deli
c1ous avor these have induced the finest judges
to them superior hitherto They
are particularly ecacous restoring hesh and reestabs.
ing impaired digestion that fruitful Of diseases such
Dyspepsia and Liver Affections General Weakness
etc. all of which life burden In fever followed
by convaescenee and consequent no rem
edy better adapted strength and hasten complete
return Of health.
ZEN b. The American Btters may likewise be taken pure
They do not contain Spirits This strong favor they
the the predominance Of bitter prnc
p both Or are however, nightly agreeable. Said Btsrs
introduced info general in the principal coffee
honses, hotels. clubs, etc.
p5rsold by
KARsTEND1EK co, cor. Grayier and New Ieyee sts.
A. A. PEyCHAUD, 90 Royal street.
J.wRIGHT CO., q and ISL Chartres street.
N. r. PEPIN h CO.. 81 Common street. m23 2m