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MONEY EO LOA
MILITARY ACCOUNTS.

TIE board Of commissioners appointed under the act
81 the general assembly. entitled AN act creating "a
disbursements arising under the call Tor volunteers,
approved second Of May, 1851 is now organized anu
ready TO recSivo accounts from all persons haNlhg
claims against the government. Claims and accounts
accruing before the Of the act are required TO
be presented Wihin three months from that date ana
an other claims and accounts are required 10 be pre-
rented within three months from the acerua OF the
aame or the will be considered donated to the
state aud not thereafter to be allowed under any pre-
fense whatever.
The board will occupy the room in the northwest
corner Of the basement sf the state house, ubered
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w II Z ID! w A t d.:
VNWO or more Travelling Agents in each Of the
i United States, TO sell the greatest Invention OF
the age.
Salary from $40 to SIS per Month.
For particulars address, with stamps for return post
age,
&c. GROVE 4 Co.
n53m Plalistow, " Il.
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.OTICE

hereby certify that nay wife Mary Heesorn has left
/ my bed aud board without any Just caus.t r rra-
'ucttion AMI shall not be responsible for any debt.
she may contract; JOSEPH HEEsOM.
riaiahsld. April To- lS6l
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Men and Boys Grain and water-Tight
B o o T S,
And also large assortment of
MitChelPS Patent Metallic Tipped
BOOTS AND SHOES,
All Of which can warrant.

c L s 7 D NJ " OR K.
Mems Patent Leather Boots. Water Proof Tong
Boots, and all other kinds of work made to order
Repairing neatly done short notice.
Joliet. Nov. S, 1859. mas If
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T II E INV LIDS HOME.
III. KNAPP, M. d.,
FcEHEEIY oF y. Y. mas OPENED An
l N F / Il Nj A r Y,

VI II
IL CHICAGO, ILL.
HN new system, which embraces the most appr.v-
~ cd methods of treating Diseases in this or any
Cancers and Rheumatism, SPECIAL diseases treated
in this institutions. in the treatment of which. no man
has had more eXperince greater than the
Doctor He consultations for years have averaged
from hive Ia six thous md year. The following dis
eases Which are pronounced iHeurate by the Medical
Faculty generally, treated with ia this In
stitution- All nervous and neuTalgsc Affections dis
eases OF women, all forms Of scrofula dyspepsia con.
stipatiOn, skin Diseases caucerOus aud uberculnus
afectiois Including pulmonary consumption, rheuma-
tsm, Paralysis epilepsy Asthma salt Iheu. remit
tent and intermittent feYer tie diseases fedrenac
cess in the treatment Of CANCELS, which he cures
without the knife He treats successfully n new
method, all the diss~ses of the El Z and EAR.
Remember. the dt--tor Jors promise TO cure all
stages Of diseases While diseases eURIBLE II
taken In season, all Stages Your case may lie
enrable this week. not next-tO day, not tomorrow;
hence the danger ofdelsy.
The Building pleasantly located spacious and will
accOmho late several hun cd patients No ra-e will
be received where there any doubts Of a cure OF
relief The best nurses only employed who. will the
physician will make ali fa at home that put them
selves under the care Of iiis Institution.
TEEMs-fTum ten 70 hfteeH dollars pr week isrdTs-
ably az Gdrdace NJ patient taken Ices term than
one mouth can he sai-GsiH - the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases ~ less time
Many patients. who not able to come TO t!e Iugr-
mary eau be successfully treated al me, which will
cost from ten to hiteen dollars per mouth.
All l. tiers, iuclosiDg letter stamp, addressed 20
prompt atteutirn.
Consultation free. cfice Hours from 4 " to9pM
Office US scnt.l Clark Clark aud Monroe IS
Sept. Ii, lstO. ul3ly
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Administrators Notice.

DUBlIC notice is hereby given, that on the Sri
i Monday Of June next. shall attend before the
County Court Of viii County in the city of Joliet for
the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims against
the estate of Charles W D0dd. late of said county
deceased when and where all claimants are notified
ana requested TO attend aud present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate are also request.
Gu 70 make pay to the undersigned without DELAY
-. 80, , LOUISE VI. DUDD, Adnx.
"'i'''' 4 i'l - ioul 45-Cw
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SELLING OFF
FI'HE entire stock formerly owned by T. J. Kinnie,
i consisting ct
Clocks, Watches and .BeyyeIrV

usually kept in a first class Jeweiry Store. Will Ice
sold at cost by the subscriber ut the old stand ON
Blum ST., Joliet
Having secures, the seTvices of the same workman
employed tor the last years. by T. J. Einnie late
deceased the Undersigned feel confidence saying to
the old customers Of said kInnic that all work en-
trusted TO her care Will give satisfaction.
Aug. II, 1850 MIS- 4. KJNNIE
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

A IL persons co.scoru-,i. will rI,.s. tie ,,,s -
~ are A@rety Notified that sale II land. ana -.
fof state county sid peal iaN.s aud e.-ts a. -
nipaid thereon ioT tle year is-s made In rur-usnr
= iaN 81 the county q VA AMI Stat- q iilinoi- ~,
tie LII day 81 July lisa, 9. sac unsr-gnri r,,r
et-'7 ApllV acre % land. tie = of 1T in th-
- 'r.iise > r IL tie II 100 gsizr- lt Ia
uiifk - ~ ctn@l q u-- srbR q " ofset Is z,
10 = for tie sur n cIl00 lolaTs, and tie NJ
q lot u Norton ki1nev subIu q = of q N NJ ~
"a = - y . 10 q. fsr tic q ls-iOO a.
lsrs AMI that : D. siusonJs rurhas 10 acrs lo 10
. In &C 10 = e. fr thu q 2aIOo doilnr..
that tle certificate Of Trcsse ofihs lot % sod 10 IN.
aid siaio 1ds by him duly assigned 10 ne ana thn<
an nov the owner n The certificates Of purchase On
said lots aud lands described above.
Tha the fiaie a re.emption thereof from aid al,
viii expire in tgO yeEs from the dafs % ale and hat
the oO<t OF renpfigl Eil e q ut e fie amount sold
fsr and sul+esIsBt II paid 81 me with Ten ue-
csEf intertsi fflIn day Of s4ie.
joliet, March 2st3, Is61- diva
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s ALM'S STONE QUARRY,
.ynIsey.

(Ncst City l!uits)
LNLAGGING StoUe2tc too ircltrs thick Curling, tore
Il ofnhy quantity. Dimension stone al any sizes.
Bubble and foundation stone, Vault covers and side
walk stone. Stone Sold either the rough or dressed
delivered either on K l. Cars or Canal Boats
Prices To suit the times
Orders solicited aud work doue on the square
J.P SWAIN.
Joliet, March l., 1861 so, II.
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W. G. THOMP son,
A II CHITE CT AND BUILD

WILL furnish Plans and Specifications, and take
w contracts for or suPeTiniend the erection Of
Churches, School Houses Public Buildings and Dwell
inss.
Shop and ofice on Chicago Street, near A. St.
L. L X. Depot. B33-tf
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" anfed

A Good Dwelling House located in East Joliet. up
N on a good sized lot, in ExCHASCE for Izud in
Wisconsin III. address II. Il, P Q. b5x i97 Jolie,
Dec. Is, $50 :f3w
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7NllE Law stItu' r~hp heretofore existing between
II the Subscribers h.., tHi- day b-,.u dissolved rs
piutul cau>c,t ". 4. H,cEr,, i-,i VIII attend tn
The settlement II all tine unsettled u The ls:u
hrni.
TUNS ~ IIiLDEBEANT
NM. l.. II 4JhLLl.
Joliet April |, lSCl.
Wm Il. Hnc5ey, attorney 1t Law, viii attend t. any
hrSincsS which may BE- cor rd TO la, cstr- in tie
Circuit Court nf WI County.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons are hereby notified not TO trust my
N wife Mary Shehon. on my account, she having lett
IN bed nd board without just casc, will not pay
10 debts vi her contracting.
EDWARD PRICE.
& Joliet, May 90, 1861.
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WILLIAM THOMAS,
J. II. MoODWOKrH,
CHAS. IL. LANPHlER,
f.,naf-

Springfield, H., May I, 1861.
/ The board will adjourn to Chicago, TO receive, and
,ct upon Chains accrung in that city as carly as prac-
ticaLle Of which timely notice will be gwen ~ 5w
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THOSE CELEBRATED CHICAGO
At IS Bluff St
All the way from old York state,"a nice LOT Of
Pared and Impaired Peaches
Tax Sale Notice.

Dried BlackberTies, Black Rasperries and Cherries
At +5 Bill Fl St.
Fob. 5th. 1861. 34tf
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4 20 HORSE POWER Steam Eugne Boiler Chin
~ u-y Era;r aud hIe tricks. ty J. z. SWAIN.
haTch l. Of JUliUt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05
Last rights dispatches.

NEW YopR, Augustr 31,-Fhe Bark Ural
arrived, and reports that gu July 31st; with
Cape Haueras hvariug east by south IS
miles. was boarded -by-an officer of tte Z .
S steamer Union, who informed MS Of the
existing blot kade, ani alse that they fell in
with, on The 29th, the brig b. F Martin, of
Boston, with prize crew on board who
ran her on shore 20 miles north of Cape
Haterras and burnt her.
O. e. Smith, late Navy Agent of San
Francisco, was arrested for reasonable. con-
duct aud confined in Fort Lafayette
The Washington special to the Post says
all is quiet today.
Cen Wool will assume the command of
Fortress Monroe next week.
Isaac New ton of Pennsylvania is appoint
ed Chief of the Agricultural Bureau in the
Patent Office
SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE
It is rumored that the river is blockaded
By rebel batteries at Matthias Point. The
master of one of the transports says he is
afraid TO attempt to come up.
SPECIAL TO THE POST
WASHINGTON, August 3.-A flag of truce
arrived here last night from the enemy's
camp but its purport is unknown.
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xxxvII CONGRESS.
WAsHTNGToN, August 3.

WASHINGTON, Augusts3.
HoUsE.-Blair, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported the bill to in
crease the efficiency of the typographical
engineer corps. Passed. 1t empowers the
President to add to that corps 2 Lieutenant
Colonies and A Majors and l, company of
soldiers, 10 be commanded by II competent
officer
The bill was reported back to promote
the efficiency of the volunteer forces, au-
thorizing The President to discharge from
the service any commissioned volunteer Off
Ger for incapacty, ineficiency, misconduct
or neglect of duty. The committee report
ed a substitute and applied the principle
also to the officers of the regular army.
In the course of debate on this bill, after
some remarks of Burnett, of Ky, DIN said
Burnett was known to be warm sympa-
thizer with those in rebellion.
Burnett responded that if the gentleman
wanted to know whether he sympathized7
with those among whom he was born, and
who regarded the war as having been forced
upon them, and would make peace tenor
row, he answered in the affirmative, and
they could make the most of it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

Boston, August "a letter received
here from aboard the United States ship
Ella, off Cape Hatteras, says she gave chase
for three or four hours to a suspicious vessel
when apparently to avoid being captured
she ran over the shoals and laid high and
dry on the beach. The sea made a clean
breach over her. She was a full rugged brig
about 200 tons and her conduct was most
singular throughout the chase. She is out
of gun range or she might have got q ten
inch shell into her, although to get near
enough to ascertain her true character, but a
dangerous bar kept us away. The country
around is uninhabrtable. The said bark is
fifteen miles north of Cape Hatteras, AMI the
sea so rough it is impossible to land. We
think she may be the priyateer JEFF. Davis
or some vessel captured by her making for
some inlet on the coast of North Carolina.
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Cincinnati r1arnet.

CINCINNATI. August 3.-Flour dull and
nominal new extra is offered at 3 rs and
family White. wheat 4 90; receipts are
large and denan nj chiefly local new super
fine offered at 3 so. Wheat dull receipts
large and buyers withdrew for lower prices
Prime offered at 70Gss0. Oats dull and
closing at %. Corn firm at %. Whisky
advanced to sc and IN good demand. No
change in groceries the demand is mod
crate the market generally is quiet. Mess
pork IA so. Lard s@85. Bulk meats in
quired for at 4@54. Exchange dull at
premium, Treasury notes 95.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

PHILADELPsIA, August 3.-Advices from
the South say that st Wilmington, N. c.,
the tow-boat Mariner, carrying % men and
two guns, went ont on Tuesday after the
battle OF Manassas with a letter of marvue.
The port had not been blockaded, and Brit
ish vessels come in almost daily, taking cut
tar, turpentine, and naval stores.
The first draft for troops viii be made in
the seeded States in a week or two. There
is great qual1ing among thecivilians in con-
sequence.
None of the rebel troops had been paid off
except in a few instances.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

IND1ANIANs HUNG.-The Lafayette COur-
Ter learns that man by the name of Elijah
Thomas and his son, formerly of that city,
were hung in Missouri, by Secessionists, at
the family residence, on the line of the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad. Mr.. 7.
hoisted the Stars and Stripes on his house
top, but hauled them down to prevent an
attack. He was visited and asked if be
raised the Federal flag, and answering in
the affirmative, he and his eldest son were
seized and taken to the woods and hung en-
the same tree.
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BJ-Se De Kay, the correspondent Of the
louisville Courier, writing from tIn Camp,
Farquier Co., Va, Friday, July leth' says
accounting for the sudden march to Man
assas e
Just as we were fully prepared to give
Gen. Patterson battle in the beautiful fields
that surround Winchester, we discovered
that the fugitive warrior had again tackled
about, and, with his immense Yankee force,
was marching towards Washington City
This moye was doubtless intended to sup
port Gen. McDowell's advance on Beaure-
gard. Our commander Immediately deter
mined to checkmate his opponent, and we
received orders to prepare for a forced
march.
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New YoRk, July 3.-Chafin, Mellan &
Co. have failed. The brig L. c. Watts from
Fernanbueo, reports was informed off Ber-
muda on the 25th, that the schooner John
Elliott had been chased by priyateer brig.
The Watts was chased on the 26th and 9th
by brig and on the 2sth by a schooner, but
outsailed Them
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rnMrc

From Col. Albert Pike, IL. G. from ArEansas.
WAsHINGroE, d. C. June IL, 1856
81 have used two bottles Of your BeerhGves Hol-
las6 Bstssrs and have found it very useful in case
of Indigestion and Headache. aud recommend it to
aIi who need pleasant and effcacious remedy and
valuable tonic.
The late High Sheriff Of Aleghany county has given as
he follosciies
- was afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive
Organs amounting to a severe attack.of Dyspepsia
which had reduced my flesh considerably. My wife
was also afflicted uudsr the circumstances >
aad with the same disease. Having used your
medicine called BgRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTERs, we
both obtained relief, and ara happy 10 afford you
this public evidence ofits value
JOHN FORSYTH.
B Pittsburgh. Juns 22d, 1857. -. q. -. =
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Bay Six cavalry companies have been
accepted from the State at large-embrac-
ing 474 men and horses-and making a re-
ginIent, when added to the twelve border
companies, of eighteen companies and ], 422
men. This entire regiment will soon be
fully organized and ready for equipments.
Additional tenders of cavalry companies
have been refused for the reason~that the
requisiiion is full.
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SPECIAL TO TIE COMMERCIAL.

WAsHINGToN, July 3.-Prince Napoleon
was formally presented to the President
this A. NJ, by Senator Seward. The grand
state dinner will be given at the Executive
mansion at o'clock, P. N. The members
of the Cabinet and the diplomatic corps will
be presented. Gen. Butler arrived to-day,
from Fort Monroe, ON a short visit OF bust
ness to the Headquarters. An arrange
ment has been made by which the remains
of Col. Cameron are secured. Energetic
measures will at once be taken 10 prevent
the transmission Of letters from here to the
South. This business has in various ways
been briskly conducted here aud it is full
time to stop it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

BALTIMORE, August 3.-The steamer
which brought up General Butler this A. NJ,
who is en- route for Washington, passed one
of the steamers of Lieut.. Crosby's expedi-
ton. Lieut.. Crosby reports that he had
burned two vessels, and that he had captur-
ed third, and that his expedition is all
"a fa
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05
RECRUITS /! RECRUITS !!

An Indefinite number of men are wanted imme-
diatey for the 18th Regiment Of infantry o. $. A.
Never were such Inducements offered to men to
H. lit their country = battles Opportunities Of pro-
motion to The humble; good wages to the poorest :;
honor aud the gratitude fposterity to ALL Let ey-
Try man who desires TO fight Tor liberty and his
country, call at she = Washington House." and be
informed of the extra advantages of enlistment in
to this regiment. H#M
The pay of recruit begins on the day OF his en-
istment and he will not be expected to fight until
thoroughly drilled 10y the most accomplished Off
GERS of the army. a bonus of two dollars will be
given to any man who presents an acceptable re-
cruit. Rendezvous, q Washington House,"
NICK. ". SMITH, Capt. 18th Infantry.
july3I Recruiting Ofncer
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MEXICO, No, August 1.--General Pope
has established his headquarters here for
the present.
Col. Grant and portion of Col Turner's
Regiment and four companies of Col. Mar
shall's cavalry are quartered here. The
water is both inco9venient and impure and
a change will be made soon as soon as ar
engagements can be perfected
Brigadier General Hurlburh was detached
from here to-day to select a camp ground
near Jefferson City where some 1000
troops will be congregated under General
Pope's command.
General Pope is assigned to the command
of all the forces west of st. Louis. These
troops will consist principally Of Illinois
regiments together by themselves and thus
form one grand arm of the Western army
This division will be ready after thorough
drilling and vigorous discipline in camp for
an advance movement through Arkansas
and Texas towards New Orleans as soon as
the excessive hot weather abates sufficient
ly to warrant the health of troops in that
climate
A part of these troops are to be made up
of the new recruits lately accepted FROM Hi
nois. Gen. Pope hereafter designs to per-
nit no more scouting, deeming it an injury
to the efficiency of the troops for service.
The people will be held strictly responsi-
bic for depredations committed. If HOSTILE
ties occur and troops are called to relief,
they will be sent in sufficient numbers to
take possession of the village Or villages,
making quarters in the houses and drawing
their rations of the citizens. This is be-
lieved to be the only means of making and
keeping the people duly Vigilant to their
own and the States interests.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

Sore Throat and sgfFasss or Rr0n-
ehial Tul.es is readily relieved by Hunnewell's
Universal Cough Remedy. Being so pleasant to
use, and the by which Sore Throat is relieved
or stiffness cleared from the Bronch iaI tubes, is
among its excellent qualities, and should be at
hand by all liablet to such complaints. The PAM
phlets to be had Of all agents, CIR Of proprietor,
free. giving all directions. See advertisement. =
augI=Imd&w -a Is.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05
Noon Dispatches.

of camp in Missouri
A new plan for preventing out
RACES in that State-Gen. Butler in
Washington Success of Lieuten-
ant Crosby's expedition-Arresto of
a spy-Our merchantmen chased
by privateers-The ineffcieney of
the Misunderstanding troops in
the South-A suspicious vessel
beaehed-None Of the rebel troops
paid Off
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

rag The New York Times wants to
know how we are ever to get back our
prisoners-that is to say our citizens and
soldiers-when we release the prisoners we
take, the moment they take an oath with
mental reservations" There are now near
lv fifty officers and several hundred pri-
vate soldiers of the United States Army in
the hands Of the rebels; and they are
closely confined and guarded as if they
were very precious. The rebels hope by re-
tanning them, to force our government to
recognize the Southern States as belligerents
by exchanging prisoners. 1t will be neces-
sary to have policy in this matter before
great while.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

The CorroN SUPPLY IN ENeLAND.-We
learn by a late number of the New York
Economist that the stock of cotton in Liv-
erpool at last accounts was l,2oO, 900 bales.
with 1000 bales in transitu; SO that, il
remarks, sif thee blockade were raised in
February next we are informed that no ma
tional Inconvenience would be felt.'' This
is an important fact, and must needs have
considerable bearing upon matters in this
country as connected with the Cotton
States. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05

W~sn. ~. Bachelors HGsr Dys.-- 7-ItSs
splendid Hair Dye has no equal-instantaneou in
snect--Beautiful Black OF Natural Brown-no
staining the skin or injuring the Hair-remedes
he absurd and ill enec. of Bad Dyes, and invigo
rates the Hair for life None ara genuine unless
igned w. A. Bachelor" Sold everyw GRE
CHAS. BATCHELOR,i JDrletor,
sept26 81 Barclay-sf, New York
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-08-05
Special Notices.

R0eteSfsr'R Stomach RffSsrs.-The doubt
with which an oft deceived community Is apt to
look upon all medical preparations, has long since
been completely vsnquished by the triumphant,
universal and invariable success of HoSTETTERS
STOMACH BTTTERS. Their effect in all disor-
ders of the digestive organs not miraculous,
because they are the necessary result Of certain
medical properties never heretofore combined in
preparation, but they nevertheless aston
ishing. Aged persons who deeToed themselves past
help from medicine, declare, Ito the words of
correspondent that the Bitters seems to have Civ
en- them new lease on life. Unquesfionably the
majority Of dangerous diseasaaar are The aspring of
dyspepsia, and for this complaint, well as the
maladfes ont of IT. there is nothing N The world
like Hostettelss Stomach Bitfers, which is now
sold by all druggists throughout the world.