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The Decorations of the Capitol

The u. States Arts Commissioners Brown
Lambdin and kensett, appointed by the
President in May last, are engaged in max.
ing their report to Congress, which is to
slsbody comprehensive plan Tor the histo-
rical and illustrative embellish ments of the
Capitol aud other public buildings at the
seat of government. Their report will be
important, and contain many new recon-
lnendations. There caa be no doubt, when
their report shall have been presented, the
commission will be clothed with the means
necessary to pertorm the duties Tor which
they are appointed.
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The white Slaves of the North.

A sewing girl, named Susan Lee, complains
bitterly through the columns of New York
paper, OF the injustice and fraud practiced
by the employers of the sewing girls. The
miserable pittance they earn weekly is les
sened by downright cheating, and il Il girl
complains she is told to find work some where
else. She thus describes the condition of her
class
We, as every one knows, by thousands, ia
cold or heat, snow or sleet, walk the streets
early in the morning to our work-place, car
rying, perhaps, in an old newspaper, what
we call our dinner, often only bread or at
best, little cold meat, with bread and pota.
toes, and work from in the morning until 9
and sometimes O'Clock in the evening, stop
ping only at noon to eat our cold lunch, for
these men who have made and are making
fortunes from our labors and who, besides
stintingIy paying us, talk to us as though we
were what many OF them seem TO be, 6rutes
in human shape.
And here let me say that our slavery, and
that of tens OF thousands North, is far more
miserable than is that of the well fed, well
clothed and well cared for colored slaves of
the South, for whose condition we h ear so
much sympathy expressed, even from the
pulpits, and no doubt, Often, too, by the very
men who Cypress us, and even cheat us out
Of our hard-ehrned shillings.
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GREAT REDUCTION.
Y. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS
DO HERALD do do do
Ind all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY -
n Some four months since, our eXcellen,
townsman, NAPTHALI EzEKiEL informed us
that he had prepared a hair restorer with which
he was experimenting upon his own head
whose top was entirely bald. We saw him
two days since, and on the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up
with vigorous growth. So convinced is Mr..
EZEKIEL of tue efficacy OF his discovery that
he has name61t "Ehe fnfaIlible Virginia
Hair Rest0rer." MIR +. is about going into
an extensive manufacture of an article which
IS destined to prove of anxious interest TO our
bald pated friends.-Ffom Richmond Enquirer,
Dee. l2th, 1859.
ms famous article can now he had OF the
principal Druggists Those persons who de-
sire fine head ofhair, have only to use the
resforer according to printed directions on the
bottle. Those VINO have any doubts of its eff
cscy, can have them removed in a short time.
by using the VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
iNFALLlBLE, proving that it is all that it is
claimed to he.
Wholesale depot for orders 50 Main street.
r. EZEKIEL.
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The Hanging Affair at Matches. We bav.
noticed an outrage committed by ore Smell
ger, at Natche2, Mississippi, aud the prompt
penalty paid by authority of Judge Lynch
The following additional particulars from
the Free Trader, are Of interest
DR.. Chase, coroner, held an inquest on
Tuesday night and yesterday, on the body of
Charles Smoker, found dead, hung by the
neck to a tree in the Court House ward, in
this city, on Tuesday night last.
The testimony of Jailor Mcdowell was to
the effect that he had locked up the prisoners
-SmelZer among them, looking well, or at
least not sick, previous to O'Clock on Tues
day night, little earlier than usual, and
that apprehensiye of an outburst from the
excited populace, he had hid the KEYS. He
was in his office about o'clock, when some
eight or ten persons, masked and unknown
to him, quietly entered his room, bound him
and locked him up.
lie was powerless from fright. That in
the course OF fifteen or twenty minutes he
was released by a lady who was with his fam
lily at the Jail, md that he looked for his
keys and found them in his room, though not
where he had concealed them. That he ex.
amined the cells, &c, and all the prisoners
were safe, except Smelzer, who was gone.
That be went over to the Court House ward,
attracted by crowd gathered there, and
found Smelzer hanging to tree and dead.
The verdict of the jury (there being no
further witnesses known or heard off, was
"That said deceased was found dead, be.
tweed and o'clock p. M, Tuesday, Jan.
10, hung with a rope by the neck, to a tree
in tae Court House yard; by whom or in
what manner is Unknown to the jury"
Smelzer, it is stated, poisoned his wife sew
eral years ago, at Bayou Sara, set fire to this
town, and had murderoasly assaulted many
good citizens here and elsewhere. He wasa
bad man and a dangerous character.
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Cure for Rheamatism.- Galignani saws
that DR.. Hartung has successfully app led
citric acid to the cure of rheumatism. it is
not as expensive as lemon juice, which is re-
commended by Drs. Rees, Dalrymple, Per
kins and others. Twenty grammes of the
acid in two huadred and Fifty of water, adj
ministered in the course Of from fifteen to
ten or fifteen days. The affected part is
wrapped in wadding.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, January %. -Flour--Is heavy.
sales OF 5000 bbs. State S. O0a5. 10; Ohio
10 G0a5.7O; Southern S. G5a5.7O
Wheat is dull and dropping.
Corn is dull and prices unchanged; sales NJ
new white and yellow at 79aSl cents.
Pork-The market is firm; Mess SIG, b6.
alG.G2% for old, and new $3.50.
Lard-The market is firm at l0llal0s. cts
Whiskey--ls dull at 26 cts.
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TC conclude with
Nh H. JIMkRIEt, pnN

&c conclude with
THE LIN ERICk BOY
Box office open from 10 A NJ, to PM
~ Doors open at ? commence at u to 8
"''locR' ia 25-1t*
ATTENTION WOODS RlFLEMEN.
ATTEND Regular Drill and MEETING of
the Company on (Thursday) Evening, Jan.
nj 18th at O'Clock. As business of great impor.
A~ lance VIII come before the Injecting it is re-
q"li'e that every member should be present
by order of the laptain.
d G WATERS,
ia 70 LIST Sergeant.
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Paying Of tkes Pemberton NIL Hands,
The Boston Journal says that the payment
of wages-S20, O0O--to the operatives, was
commenced on Wednesday, and adds:
The money due to those who were killed
will be paid to those next of kin. Those
having homes in other parts of the country
are in most instances leaving the city
Many OF those who came forward to obtain
their wages, exhibited flesh wounds and
Commissions received in their escape from the
ruins. Parents came to collect the last earn
ings of those upon whom they had learned
to lean in their old age and children to re-
ceivc the hard-earned wages of parents,
upon whom they have until now depended
for support. The widow, ia the sable garb
Of grief, accepted the balance due her lost
companion, and the last earthly accounts
from those atar were settled by their rela-
tives or friends.
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GOLDEN BEDsTEAD.--The golden bedstead
lately presented to the Queen by an Indian
potentate, has been exhibited at the CONVEX
saziane OF the Great Western Literary So.
ciety. Ii excited very great interest and
attention, and was as much admired for the
beauty OF its workmanship as for its intrin.
sic value. The bedstead and carpet on
which it stands, are valued at nearly seven
hundred thousand dollars.
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s- Advices from Turks Islands of
the 18th of January report The wealth
er has been unfavorable during the past
week for shipping salt; consequently lit
tie has been done. tx to 8 cents have
been the ruling prices in our market for
some time past. The quantity on hand
is from two to three hundred thousand
bushels.
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SoMERvILLE, Jan. 23d..-An Irisbnau
named James McElroy, was found dead last
night IN the cellar of tavern at Raritap,
The keeper OF the house left in the night for
parts unknown. The Coroner is holding an
inquest on the body. N''
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Notice.

All Communications, &C., intended for in.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
should be addressed to JOIN K. HATHAWAY,
Editor and Proprietor. order to ensure
attention.
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The Baltimore Methodist Conference,
Bishop Simpson presiding, win meet at
Winchester, Va, on the 29th proEimo.
Consuming the midnight "Hoyle
ing cards after midnight. Punch.
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mag~ Mr.. Bishop, of Connecticut, Com

Ms~ Mr.. Bishop, of Connecticut, Com
missioner of Patents, has resigned.
Samuel Ingham, Of Connecticut, Com
missioner of Customs, has been offered
the place of Commissioner of Patents
He declined it, but has since decided to
take it, and will assume the duties on the
LIST of February, when Mr.. Bishops re-
signation takes effect. Mr.. Bishops pri-
yate financial affairs compel him to resign
the post.
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htndness Of a Dog.-A son of Mr.. Dew
ons, OF Hartford, Conn.,, broke through the
ice, and would have been drowned but for a
Newfoundland dog, which caught him by
the collar and held him up till assistance
came. Afterwards the dog escorted him
home, which, considering that he was a
strange dog, and had no previous acouaint-
ance with the lad, was considered an extreme
ly disinterested act
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,,-.,,, RICHMOND, Nov. 1859.
I. N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holv hi.
bile, that have been bald for the past IL years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR kESTORER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel Jos. MAYO,
Mayor o Richmond.
Wake Il CO.,
ian l2--Iy Sole Agents Norfolk Va
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Fhos officer, native of Carlisle, Pa,
and formerly widely known as an excellent
miniature painter, died in California re-
Gently.
1t is stated that there have been over
S4,0O0,OOO worth of scrip issued by the Post
Office Department. One man, 1t is said,
holds two millions OF this scrip, purchased
at so cents.
The wife OF Mr.. l.. l.. Pryor, OF Calhoun
ago to three children, each weighing eight
pound, or twenty-iour in the aggregate.
The Typographical Union of Montgo
Ala, had an appropriate celebration OF
Franklin's birth day.
The venerable VIM Arnold, an esteemed
minister of the Methodist Church, died near
Macon, Ca, on the 18th inst.
woman has been arrested near Att anita,
Ca, for killing.her illegimate babe.
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1he Liberals Defeated qoih q Loss of 70o
Killed and 1000 Prisonersi

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.--The Baltic from
Asplnwall has arrived at New York, viii,
the California mails of the 9Th, and ST. $50,
900 in gold.
A battle had been fought near Coiina
Mexico, between Miramon and the Liberals
In which the latter were defeated with loss
OF 200 Killed and 1000 prisoners, with four
held pieces. Miramon's loss was 300 The
latter mad seized ManzanlIa, and captured
two vessels.
The Senate of California had agreed tn
meet IN joint convention on the 9Th, for the
purpose OF electing United States Sena,
tor.
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L A 7 EST EW S
Arrival of the RaIticl
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ORTANT NEWS FRON NExyco

BLOODY BATTLE BETWEEN MIRAMoN AND Us 3
LIBERALS
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HORSE SHOElNG HORSE SHOOTING Il
Az THE HORSE BAZAAR

tpihei VI SihoH c'rset anu IioyHllS Lane,
NORFoLK, VA.
TNiIE subscriber would return his ~
L sincere thanks to his friends, KE1~s,
the citizens OF Norfolk, Portsmouth,
and surrounding country, for the lib. ~ ~
eral patronage bestowed upon him Tor the last
four years, and hopes by strict attention to bu-
siness, to merit continuance of the same.
His experience in the business, and the sat
istaction always given to his customers, is
sufficient guarantee of the superior knowledge
ne possesses in reference to the Horse, and
without the proper knowledge of the Horse, no
man can shoe them properly. 1t is often the
case that valuable animals are made lame and
useless by inexperienced Horse Shoers +; and
to avoid anything of this kind, ali you have to
do is to call on the subscriber, snd he will
Shoe your Horses according to the natural for
nation Of the foot and capacity of the Horse
HIS prices are reasonable. DON'T forget the
place, corner of Union street and Ioyalls
Lane. JAMES HAWTHORE,
ia M-ly Practical Horse Sheer.
10 DON'T forget the Sign of the Horse, cor
ner OF Union street and LoyaiPs Lane
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Mr. G X DICKINSON. Lessee and Manager.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th, 1870.
Third appearance of the beautiful and aeon.
plished Actress,
MISS ADA PLUNKErT,
In her great character Of
G. A Nj l l. l. e!
Camille. Ada Pmnke,t
armand. .....................G X Dickinson
song NJ i2s Morton.
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MELANCHoLY-The Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel OF Saturday, is in mourning for the
death of Jas. W. Jones, Esq, who for TWEEN
ty years past has been editor of that paper.
IT says:
What gives peculiar severity to this sud
len dispensation OF Providence, is the fact
That, having led a single lite for SO many
wears, MT. Jones was married within the
last six weeks; and his young and interes-
ting wife has hardly laid aside the bridal
wreath, before she is called to assume the
veil OF widowhood. But this is sjeet
too sacred Tor public discussion. The circle
in which he moved has lost warm-heartsd
friend, to whom many were strongly at
tacbed.
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Affairs in Mexico.

Private advices received in Washington
On Monday, brought by the overland mail,
state that report vas prevalent at Ell Paso
that an emeate had taken place in Chihau-
bau, which had resulted in putting General
Angel Trias at the head of the govern
ment at Chihauhau. The letter further
states that the people of that State are de.
sirous of being annexed to the United
3Lates.
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New Advertisements,
NEW OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 18th. 1870.

MT G DICKINSON. Lessee and Manager.
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Mars. WinsiOvy, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
process of teething by sotteling the gums, re.
ducing all intiammatiOE-wiu allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to our infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases See advertisement in
another column. my2S ly
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COOK WANTED

COOK WANTED.
A GOOD Cook, Washer and Ironer, without
n lncumbrance, wanted for the balance of
the " ar. Apply to BELL co,
ia 24-2t MOI Campbell's Wharf
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The House met at the usual hour.
Mr.. McClernard rose to make a parsonal
explanation, saying that his COLLEAGUE, Mr.
FarnsWorth had, in effect charged him with
having suppressed certain resolutions of
the ILLINOIS Democracy On the subject OF
slavery, in the formers speech the other
day.
The charge was unfounded and an uoy,r-
llamentary reflection upon him.
Mr. Farnsworth replied that all he snught
TO do was to let the South and the country
know where the Douglas Democracy 4t n
linois stand. They declare that th.y vap,
no new Congressional test on the stayery
question--no slave cOde-no revival of the
African slave trade, and assert thai slavery
1871 mere municipal, local institute a. H..
heard yesterday the speech OF Mr.. Douglas
VINO proposes slave code making it peu
tentiary offence for any person to interfere
WIN the relation existing between master
and slave.
Mr. Logan said so far as the Democracy o /
ILLINOIS are concerned they can take care nt
themselves, and if his colleague would at
tend 10 his own platform, he would act with
a niue more propriety; with regard to the
slave cole, it was none of MIR. Frasswocth'.
business The distinguished Senator GRO
posed that law be passed to open the d0o,s
OF the Penitentiary to those W no incit. ,n
treason and insurrect!on; and those who
Dana together to run away fugitive slaves
from their masters.
ne suspected his colleague Iesisued n,
sach law tor fear 1t might affect some uer
soma living where Mr.. Farnsworth does
Mr.. farnsworth inquired what did Mr.
Douglas propose but slave code?
Mr.. Logan said he endorsed every point f.,
mr.. douglas bill, which was merely to sup
press consplracies for infracting the rieht.
OIL SISTER States. He did not Know MS rnI
league was engaged in such things, but III,
constituents had endorsed them, and n,n,sr
RS had preached sermons holding up Jnbn
Brown as a MARTYR,
Mr. 4HeClernand resumed his personarax
PLANTATION, saying in conclusion. TINT Mr.
tafhsworth had given an erroneous interpIs
tatien OF Mr.. Douglas proposition, and. tuut
such incorrect exposition originated in Mo
rarnsworth's prejudices and hostility to Mr..
douglas and the Democratic party.
Ihere IS the miserable sophistry and p.sI-
lloh oi the man, his colleague, (Mr. Logan
Worsi'Ppeu. 1t became necessary for Mi
Douglas to make a bill for Southern supyort
and he rolls over into the dirt and po.i Fnr
Congressional Slave Code.
we expect to get him into the Presidency
before ne gets us there. daughter.
MI Farnsworth said his COLLEAGUE had
talked about sending Republicans To tue Pen
itentlary. lie had no doubt the man his col
league .worships would be glad to send the
republicans to the Penitentiary till after the
Hext election. daughter
MI. farnsworth repeated that Mr.. Doug
las proposed to pass slave code for the pro
IeoIioh Oh slavery wherever is existed not
wlthstanding the Douglas Democracy Of mi
nois had declared slavery a mere local man
cipal institution. -'"N''
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+REAT BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP

FANCY STORE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES AT COST.
RONNETS Ribbons, Comforts, Scarfs La
~ dies and Childreu's Hoods.
A large assortment of heavy Gloves for Cen
tlemen.
larg assortment of heavy Wooden Hose
for Ladies and Misses.
Heavy Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts for
Here are great bargains and no mistake, in
the ABOVE named goods, and lso in many other
articles which lam selling extremely cheap
Come, friends, AM get bargains az the Ameri.
jas TIC WILLIAMS
CUPEKIOR ENGLISH THR cad EDG
~ lNG-A lew pieces of very fine English
Unread Lace Edging from a5 to 81 u cts at
]. H. DAWSON'S,
ia 70 As East Main street.
LNOG LAWN.
HAVE on hand several pieces of fine Lin
or making Linen Handkerchief is, which / am
anxious TO sell out.
ja25 JH DAWSON.
BIRD EYE DIAPER.
Gna EEHiNG superior in the way OF pure
- Linen Bird-eye Diaper ioI Chisdren's fine
aprons may be be found at NH45
jas III DAWSON.
w sIns No. l ETHEREAL OII.-go
W bbls Vests No Ethereal OIL, now land
Ing and Tor sale at 5, cts per gallon by the Dbl
Ia - w ROBERTS. JR g. co
IL EEF-Plate, Mess and No Beef, in stor
~ and for sale low by
Y d WILBERN,
lsa No Campbelrs Wharf.
&)oRH-New Mess hump and Prime Pork,
re wnBERN,
ia - No 3 Campbelps Wharf.
DUFTER-A splendid lot of Orange Coun-
- ty Butter, just received and for ale by
ID WILBkRN,
IA % No 3 Campbell's Wharf.
l ARD~Smithfeld No Lard-A choice ar
II ticle OF Smithield Lard in store and for
sale by I WiLBEhN,
ia % No Campbells wharf
L'LOutt-Araby Family N Family, Ex-
Il ia and superfine, Norfol City Mills EX-
try, ais. several other brands of # lour, in store
anu Tor sale by II ID WlLBERN,
y No , Campbell's wharf.
ATTENTION
| N d Il F. N ID + II GREY
4 Attend a meeting and Drill this (Friday)
"A evening at TX O'Clock. Puncmal attend.
M snce is required. BY order OF the Captain.
~ GEO HOLLYWOOD,
ia "a I'd Serg't
HORSE SHOElNG HORSE SHOOTING I!
AT 'PITE HORSE RauAaHx
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SOMETHING EXTRA NICE.

TIT f1f'W H1AINA NICE.
SWEEr and delightful Orange County But
, - .ef' lust received this morning at DEM
lNG'S Family Provision Store, No 60 Churrb
street, very choice lot of Orange County But
Ter, IN small packages, the very thing for fam;.
~ use. II G DEhING.
ia "a Family Grocery. GO Church 81
GRAND BANK GOLDFISH AND POTA.
TOES.
w II; have a nice lot of genuine Goldfish and
w White Mercer Potatoes, in store and far
sale low. T. G DENIJNG '''
ia "a No 60 Church streat.
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Union Hook and Ladder Compa-

A TrENp a meeting OF the Company at your
morrow, "wednesday evening 25th inst, at z
O'Clock, Tor the purpose of more fully organ
izing and the transaction of business OF impor-
lance. Others favorable are requested to at
tend. By order.
ia M-2t SECRETARY, U. H.&L.Co
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Thirty-Sixfh Congress- irts SEES
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan, "a.
SENATE.

''0H"Vc IHtI Ut IIIt USUa1 HOUT.
MT summer introduced bill to s4cugs the
payment OF the wages of seimeu in the case
OF ipwreck--reterred.
Mr. Brown introduced bill to provide for
ene pubic printing, binding, ltiographing
and engraving-1eterred 'a
ing the Committee on Territories tn br;n.
IN bill for the organization OF Dacotan -
laid over
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LNOG LAWN.
HAVE on hand several pieces of fine Lin
Il en- Lawn, or Renting, for Children's wear
or making Linen Handkerchief fs, which am
anxious TO sell out.
ia IS III DAWSON.
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% Circulation greater than the Dailies
OF both Cities combined. 80
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N D e P N d ENT GREY
I Attend meeting and Drill this (Friday)
"A evening at TX O'Clock. Punctual attend
III snce is required BY order OF the Captain.
~ GEO ilOGWOOD,
la "A b,j Saro,t
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y The alarming increase of the dis
lS ease of the Stomach, within the past
few years, has awakened no ordinary attention
in the medical world, but with little effect in
staying its ravages, the most skillful ackaowl-
edge their inability to remove the disorders,
and were it not that others bestow attention to
the suffering, but little hope of relief would
they lind. Among these benetactors is DIR.
HOSTETTER, the proprietor OF Hostetter's
Ritters, Tor all diseases OF the Stomach. This
preparation has no equal for giving tone to the
stomach and vigor to the system. 1t acts di-
rectly on the Stomach and carries off the IN or
MD matter there deposited, both speedily and
with ease to the patient. In fact it has been
well said, that no preparation eXtant is plea.-
ant in its flavor, and effective in its aid and
cure as this great remedy for Diarrhoea and
similar.diseases of the Stomach.
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, Wholesale
Agents, and Importers of BraIdies, Wines and
me Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug.
gists and dealers generally, everywhere.
THE ORIGINATED BITTERS, are re-
commended by Physicians in their practice -.
A distinguished clergyman, who had taken six
bottles, by direction of his Physician, writes
us that they have cured him of Dyspepsia. ut
twenty-five years standing. Try this remedy,
Dyspeptics
For sale by NJ. A. Il C. A. SANTOS and
Wake + Co, and KING Toy, Nor.
folk. j. IS. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.