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TULLAHOMA.

This is the point of ali others to which the eyes
of those who understand the situation" are direc.
ted Charleston is threatened by far the most for.
midable naval force ever assembled in American
waters, but the ample time for preparation, the re-
peated warnings given by the Yankees, the known
condition of the defences, and above ALL the skill
Of the General Commanding and the valor Of his
troops, as shown ut Secessionville and POcotalgo,
give every assurance that the enemy will be sue.
cessfully repulsed. Vicksburg is menaced by IN
army nearly as large as Hooker's, and river fleet
larger than any heretofore engaged but the sneak
ing attempts of the Yankees to avoid the batteries
of that most gallant kttle city by means of "cut.
offs" warrant the belief that even should their
spades accomplish what their cannon, morars and
bayonsts could not, they will have to meet at some
other point the same undaunted hearts they seek so
earnestly to avoid, in fair hand TO hand fight anu
that sooner or later they will come to greater griet
than befel them last December. Port Hudson, like
Vlcksburg, is SO strong By nature and by art that
its .ate may be considered equally secure. VIVA.
encourages the hope of the security Of these impor
tant points the Mississippi and Of Charleston as
well, Is the setting in Of hot weather. Very little
time is left for regular sege, the vertical rays Of
the sun have come 10 the assistance of the Confed-
crates, and what the bullets of our ri6emen leave
undone, disease will finish to perfection
There remain two points, which cannot be reach.
ed BY gunboats and where the issue of Cattle will
have 70 be tried in the open feld-Fredericksburg
and Tullahoma. With regard to the former, scarce
" the slightest apprehension is felt So profound
is the confidence in Gems. Lee, Jackson and Long
street shat the citizens Of Richmond are no more
conscious Of danger tl,an they were when the Con.
federate army was in Maryland, or when the Allies
were beseigins Sebastopo The prestige of Fight.
ing Joe Hooker" however earned and the fact that
be has made good use of the winter in drilling his
troops, does not avail to disturb the equanmiy OF
those who listened TRANQUILITY to the fierce cannon
aiding which began at Meadow Bridge and ended at
Malvern Hill. The same sense of security is not
felt in segard to TuahoLla albeit Joe Johnston is
not far oil, and Bragg is exerting his best powers
to insure victory more complete and decisive than
that at Murfressboro'. Rich. Wsig.
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North.Caroiina Factory Goods Wanted.
wv ANTED TO PURCHASE NORTH-CAEaLINA
w Factory Goods. Shsctiugs Shirtings. 0sna6nSgs
Stripes Pads and Cotton Yarns or IeaS trade o. nm
.toi County, Payment made cotton delivered on 'he
n G. R R, it preferred to money Manufacturers who
wish to procure cotton would do well to address me ut
guy W. q. AVEEA.
n B-Ih have contracted to deliver lot Of Bacon in
Fayetteville for Cotton Yarns. Those who wish can get
limited supply for 25 per cent COST by delivering Ba-
cou my 1ron Sugar and Tobacco in sgre for sale
for cash produce. W. d. A.
Smhfed, N. c., March l3, 1858. R-w2m..
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

ID AN AWAY FROM THD SUBSCRIBER ON TIE
H, 9Th of December last his negro JOHN about %
years old He u tall likely boy, of rather dark complex.
will give fifty dollars for his apprehension and conne
msnt in Jail 50 lean get him again. u. :.
Locust Hill, e.swsl Co., i. q, Fss. /, a s-vstpd
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TAKE UP.

AND COMMITTED TO THE JAIL OF sURRY
"A County North Carolina, the lst day Of January
1858, Negro Boy, who says las name is SYLVESTER,
and belongs to Johu A. Burnes Of Carroll County, Va
Said boy about Is or ~ years old feet or inches
high. very black, stout built and wears cloth overc'a
The of said negro hereby notified come forward
prove property pay charges and take said boy away or e
will be dealt with as the law directs onn
D,h.or Ian o. ,ssa 4-w3m.
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$50 REWARD.

10 first day of December last, my negro map M
BOB, about five feet high and weighs about AS lbs
low complicated; has long, lean face; raw boned ai
large white eyes, and a dowu-loek. and has scar
left hand /; has heavy >moustsche; had on when be
a home. made sarge coat.
willg:ve the above feward for the delivery of sail
gro to me at Prospect Hill, confined in any jail 50
him. EPHRAIM RIIRryM
Caswell Co., N. Jan. 60 1868. 4-N
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JONESYlLLE, YADKIN COUNTY S va
ME SPRING SESSION OF THIS ScuooGf' ~
IL begin January 9Th, 1873, and contpus trs"t.
students ST. who enter this echoo at time during K
thoscEho enter at any time during ihe latter nsrt q
teIn will pay ene-hatf of the full tuition fee
1t Is desirable and inportant that students WIN r
to enter be piese6t 1t the beginning of the session
Jonesvlle is retired and exceedingly healthy ull
far removed from the seat of war. 10y
Tuition, from SO to $35 per session.
Board, from $40 TO SIS per month.
For full icfora,ion, address the Prncipalst Jopes
N. C. J. G. MARLER psno;sI
Dec. %, 1862. 5a-w,Tfn1
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NOTICE.,

? A r TIE LATE RESIDENCE OF JACoBl. COOL \
"A deceased, in Franklin County, N. G., on TUESDAY
inst will be soldNt public auction. credit o. ~
months to the highest bidder large quantity o! -
Fodder. Bacon Lard. Peas and Rye. Also, Stock eo1
ing Of Hogs Horses, Cattle one tine Buggy and hHSs
Jackass Farming Utensils and Household and h"''
Furniture, &c dc. " g. N. COOLEY, Adnh
~ d. FREEMAN, ~
: March II, 1858. ls-W'dS
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NoRTH-CAROLINA, | SUPERIOR con,,
y eT Tsoaas S County. Law, Fall Term,

DEF RlyEa Coat AND Iron COMPANY. A''A'omen'
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court bas
company apsents itself FROM the State so that tba ~.
process OF law cannot reach them, it is bsraf se
Dv Inc Court, that advertisement be made Nv e,
STANDARD. newspaper published IN RALEIGH f.. .ue
commanding the said Defendants to annear ~, ~, :,
Term OF the said court to be held at the Cam,
fltts6"rongh on the srd Monday in Septembar M, n
and there to plead. answer or demur to ths ~,
me9t u ny Plaintiff Thomas McKsrnaa Or ;u 'S'u
eon'esso Will be entered against inem. " 'D'su1
uo,,, , ,o.. J. THOMPSON g a
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NOTICE.

VN, AS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
w Jail of Randolph County, North: Carolina, on the
9Th day Vt January 1885, negro man, who said upon his
examination that he savey and that his name was
AMOS and that he belonged to William May Of Pitt Goun-
y North Carolina The sad site appears to be between
20 and 80 years of age and is very black. =,
This noee is to request the owner to Come forward
prove property pay oil charges ad take him away, OF
10 "''' B. F.-STEED, Tailor.
A.,horo, n C. Ian o. 1863 2-wtk
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: STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

n OFFER FOR SALE A STEAM SAW NULL, TEN
d miles south west of Raleigh, near Middle Greek o.
The Engine is of eighteen horse power The saw lisa fifty
two inch circular one nearly with new and very
heavy gum elastic belt The machinery arranged that
one man the engine the saw and set the
logs. There is plentiful supply OF long eafed pine and
Iuu ker The owner has, with two other hands sawed
5000 feet Of lumber in day. For further information ap
piv to. GEO. W. ATKINSON,
Raleigh N O.
Feb r. 1863 = swift
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NOTICE.

UAs TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED; e.. 0 ~ ~
w Jail of Randolph County, HerihCsro .Mo say,
nsne is HENCE, and that he belongs to Ssns I'D b9
Mebsne, Of Berthe County. North Carolina. I'D
is black, Eve feet six inches high, and appears 10
tventy.one yszrSoId The owner - requested ~ "
forward, prove property. pay ai charges and take
away. ~ he will be disposed Of the ley directs.
- B. F,.STEED, jailed
Oct %, 1862. H-wNl
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EFFEcrs OF THE WAR At THE Worthwhile we
are suffering the miseries Swinging from derarged
and redundant currency, it is sweet to know. that
the hatel Yankees the author Of all our woes have
not escaped similar evils ~Frem gentleman who
left New York ten days ago we have received an in
teresting and highly gratifying account Of the con-
dtion Of the currency and the markets of that great
metropolis, which being its centre of trade and
wealth. is certain index of the condition Of affairs
throughout the North. 80 -'-4a1
Our informant says that the price q every article
in the market has risen two hundred, and agreat
many Of them three hundred per cent. Real estate
is held at fabulous prices and will not be sold tor
greenbacks at any price. piece Of coin is no more
seen in circulation than it is with US. The small
change consists Of postal CURRENCY individual notes,
bar room TICKETS milk tickets, &C. Bank notes have
long disappeared from circulation, and arc boarded
by individuals who afraid to offer them for sale
lest they should be arrested for attempting to de-
preciate the preGious grsenbacks, .. -
The North is suffering another etil of almost equal
magnitude. The Alabama, Florida and Retribution
have sent dismsy to the hearts of underwriters and
they refuse utterly to issue goods in Yankee bottoms
Consequently, the immense Yankee merchant navy
ID idle and lies rotting at the wharves Thousands
OF men are thrown out of employment, ard the suf.
terlng in all the coast towns is terrible
BUT ny lar the greatest evil that now aicts North
ern communities il the universal distrust which,
like moral pesfence, pervades all classes They
destitute of confidence in their currency, their
army, their rulers and themselves, and with the
glosniest apprehensions look forward to the future
Our own ills seem more endurable when we know
that our enemies are suffering, in greater de.
gree Richmond Esdminer.
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John Brougham's "Tread light, for my heart ia
under your feet lovs," is more than equaled BY =
Lover who thus goes sizating oarhis ladys heart.
p. '"Her heart is like frozen lake.
On whose cold brink stand;
80" OH buckle on my spirts skate,
e. lss-5s And take me by the hand;;
Y Ard lead thou loving saint the wy
To wEere the Ice q thin,
That u may kseak bensath ~ bae
- ~ lssa HvW Il,
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per, tan extra train loaded with jackasses was
transported over the Louisville and New Albany
Railroad. The telegraph operator at Salem, a boy,
getting wind Of it, sent rumnr that Gov. Morton.
Of Indiana, and Gov Yates Of Illinois, accompanied
by large delegation of Republicans, with bands
of music, etc, would pass through at certain hour
Immense crowds of enthusiastic Republicans re.
paired to the depot hats in hard, ready for the ex
pected cheers. When the train Numbered in, an
aged and venerable owner Of apair Of fabulous ears
stuck his head out of stock ear, and gave vent to
long, agonizing hee-saw that fairly shook the hills
around. Consideration seized the crowd, and in
two minutes not a Republican was to be seen With
in mile Of the depot Complaint has been made
to the Superintendent against the operator and he
IS IN momentary expectation of notice to quit"
UYNE1GuBoRLY AND USJusr-Ietters from our
North Carolinasolders who have been sent to Char.
lesion and Savannah to defend those places against
the common enemy, relate the extraordinary fact
that the North Carolina Treasury notes which some
oil them carried with them were everywhere De-
-emptorily refused in payment for purchases -
What Sort of people can they be who thus treat
soldiers engaged in defence Of their property and
their lives and the lives CT their famiess Suppose
the shopkeeper should be put to the expense of one
cent on every dollar to get current funds for those
Treasury notes, would not that be small contri-
button to the comfort and convenience of the poor
and i'll paid soldier vino exposes his life for the safety
OF the said shop-keePcr? Shame shame, on such
mean spirited set.
We say nothing of the dscourtesy offered to the
State by the refusal Of its notes. though that might
be commented on with severty-Fay. Obs
OFFICIAL PRIvLEGEs-Any commissioned officer
of the Confederate States army get on applica-
ton to the Quar.ermastcrs from the Government
stores sugar. moasses bacon, and similar articles,
at Government prices, and this for sugar is three
cents per pound and for molasscs twenty cents per
gallon This is privilege denie'l the privates, as
We learn. No commissioned officer ever gets less
than $50 per month and rations, while the majority
get far greater sum-solhe receiving several hun
dred dollars per month pay. The pay of private
soldier is s1l per month, aud sugar SELLS in this
market, lowing to the want Of transportation, the
latter being absorbed by the GovernsnenD at 81 per
pound, and .nolasses at $40 per gallon. Judging
from the amount of pay received by the soldier and
the cost of such articles Of consumption as are en-
umerated above, it would seem that the private
soldier had very little show to indulge in such lux
ures as sugar and molasses.-Rieamond Dispatca
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NLORTH-CAROLINA, SUpED1o. ~
IN Chatham County. IHiOR COUR|
p. PArRlcK DOLAy law rail- Term \;

DEF RIVER Coal AND IRON COMPANY Attachment
..;d aIppeanng y the satisfaction Of ibe co,,. -,
& COMPANY aesents itseffo The State 40 IT,
ordersd bU ss q law cannot reach them is
n. C. ag ,ne Court that advertisement be sa sas
weeks commanding the said defendants ~ - na,s,s
pea. Term of SAID court to be held at the CasI
an'sporouch, on the I'd Monday in Sentemb Heu1ns
aad mere to plead, answer or demur 10 tbs ~. Gei
men OF 'as Plaintiff, Patrick Doan, or iudsmss,o dt
Jesse Will be entered again, them, this Fehfuss pro
March Tor. J. THOMPSON q /,
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

DUNAwAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER ON sd
HI day the 26th of January last my negro boy ns11
ANTHONY. He is of whitish yellow complexion, aDj
feet or inches high, Is 90 years DID, and sup2
to weight about 40 pounds. lie has heavy bead a]
and talks short when questioned, and has down 0'l
will give the above reward for him delivered 10 ns
Prospect Hill Caswell County, confined in any e.
get him. +. l.. WAhhl lS
. Caswell Co., March IA, 1852. R-HI
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800 REWARD.

DUNAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBE
H URDAY, the 10th day of January iaf
man. WESLEY, about six feet three ,ast
high, and weighs about IT'S or'lsO pounds VI 10y
plected, gOod 'countenance, quite straight Il ysi
years old, aud has Scar on his left foot Io sH"u
Of al axe. He is considered by traders n" ',os
will pay the above reward for the delivery Of l.:
me, at TOMS CREEK, Or FIFTY DOL, apsat
IN any Jail 81 ! get him. He may be found j. Il
Va, as he was mostly raised there, and purch. iat
Tonan, ST., several years since. a'ed
MATTHEW W STR,c,,.
Toms cssek. a: g, Feb. %, 1863 N'"lCKl
.5NORTR-CAROLINA, )sUPsRmo II
~ Chatham County. Law, FsII COD
Jous McELLISGres, al lem
JAMES r. MALLORY,
!. 80 1t appearing 10 tie satisfaction of FIN 4
said James X. Mallory, absents himseIf Court n
that The ordinary process of law cannot um
therefore. ordered BY the Court, that . aeash
made in the N. G. Standard, new s,ansr a "'a
eigh for six weeks, Commanding the sad S Sualss
Mallory. to appear at the next term nf w.
held at the Court House, in Pittsboronnh" aid Cdur
day in September next then and there 81 on tbe d
demur to the said attachment of the ~ ~ plead ans
Ellington, or Judgment pro conttsso will phla'ntf ID
! him. ! Tun l, De entered
March 8, 1858. Apr. adv. s5esyxJ9 C.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
HEAR THE WITNESSES.

Worthless and pernicious articles are SO often
Sol.teIed sp ia ne adv sdyeriis!nG columgs Of tbs s
BiTTERs rarely give quotations
from their business correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS OF those who use and APP
founded by the unthinkiAg with the FULSOME
RIGMARULE put into the mouths Of MEN OF
STRAW by unscrupulous empires and chsflatsns,
and the PUBLIC.
Believing, however, that FACTS INFORMANT
TO THE health AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can be VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who vouch for
them, ought not to be HID under bushel the under
signed publish below q few communications of re-
cent date, 10 which they invite the sttention OF
the people, and at the same time ESrECIALLY
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested in
the subject to address THE INDIVIDUALS
THEMsELvEs, and ascertain the oorreetness OF
the II usrticulars,
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

Every family, at this season, should use the ~
sAMBUCf WINE, ...,.
Ceebrated In Europe for its medicinal and bcnen.
sis sna aorse hsSv ssss,med BY e%is.nt pSy.
siAas, used in European and American Hospitals,
aad BY some Of the nrst families In Europe and
'.''4 ASA TONIC, aa.. ~ sle Z
W the sy.tsm, being entirely pure wins Of most
As A. pIURETIC. r,,,-,,. w.
imp.rt, healthy action Of the Gland: !; and KID
nsys, and Urinary orsans,y very oeneac'AiinD Dr"rsy
Gout, and Rheumatic ahections. DO
'i.l sPEERs WINE cod .a
n not A mixture or manufactured article, eut 10
pure, frorn the juice. Of tho Portugal sanosons
d a ny oSe %a:. n a ss
excellent article for AT weak and debilitated per
sons and the aged .ndtnirm, IMPROVING the "ppe-
urp Do. I.l'HA LADIES' WINE, f-iF
Because II will not intoxicste as other wines, ~
eontsins no mixture Of spirits or other liquors. ano
10 admired for It's rich, peculiar favor and nutityc
I've Orssn., and blooming, son, and healthy skin
"'' '"'''1' ''A'A 'A' WE REFER TO
Gen. Winhel isso,i, VISA. DR.. Wilson, ,li,h .s,NY
Drs. Darcy hNicholl.New- Or. Marcy New York.
ark, M. Or. Paist, Philndh'
| ri-None genuine without the signature of"A AL
FRED sPEER, Passaic, N. J.," is over the cork
| each bottle. I.. ="
| rrMAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE
For sale by Druggista and all fret-class Dealers.
Trade supplied IN Baltimore by WIN. II. BROWN
| : 77'T'.....I fa. A. sPEER, Proprietor.
viHEyARp-Passaic, New Jersey. of.
OFFICE-9oe Broadway, New York.
| ~ JOHN LA F0Y, Paris,
| nov Sly Agent for France and Germany.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF COMMUNICATIONS
10 hereby given that, by . rule Of the Court, It's
terms have been fixed - follows:
GensTdi Terms.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
lei ms Of TIE Circuit Court.
In which alone Jury 10 impAnneled for the trial
OF civil cases)
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Mondsy Of May.
First Tuesday Of November.
TerMs qf he Crtminal Cour,
Z Ylrst Mosday Of March.
Third Monday Of June.
First hon6ey Of December.
Terns II As Dtsirtef fourf
First Monday of June.
first Monday Of Decsnber.
Spectsi Tevms.
rtrst ruseday d January.
First Tuesday Of Gebrusry.
First Tuesday of March.
Eirst Tuesdsy Of April.
Third Monday Of Nay.
First Tuesday Of yune.
First Tuesday u July.
First Tuesday OF September.
First Tuesday Of October.
First Tuesday OF November.
First Tuesday OF December.
ey order Of the Iourt. n. J. MEIGs
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
To Horss OWnsFsI

Dr. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMEET FOx
HORSES 4 unrivaiied By any, and in all eases Of
Lamcness, arising from Sprains, Bruises, or
Wrenohins, its effect q magical and certain. Hsr.
Also IRE speedily. spawn and Mnsbone may bs
but connrmsd eases are beyond tho possibility of
!adietl cure. Ho sa.s q ths Kind, hsSsyerl !. %
this Uniment, and its faithful Applisatioa VIII a.
Vays remove the ksmcness, and enable the horse
70 travel with comparative ease.
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
A Friend N heed. Try Il.

DR.. SWEETS ISEALLfBLE LINLMENT,. .ss sa
external remedy, 10 without rival and will allie
tion. For Al Rhsumatie and Nervous Disorders II
10 truly infailible, and, a. curative for sorea,
INK and powerful, thening propsrtiss' excite
the just wonder Aad astonishment Of ali who have
ever given II trial. Over ope thousand oertin-
Gates Of remarkable eprea, performed by II within
the last two yesrs, attsst the fAet '7
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12

. SECRET DISEASES I,
SAIKARITANS GIFT
SANARITAHS GIFT
n Most Ceytais Rsrs<dy Essy Ubsd.
Yes, Positive Cure.
BALKAN COPAvlA AND MERCURY Dis
CARDED.
Only ten Pills to be taken to effect cure.
They Are entirely vegetable, having no smell no,
any unpleasant taste, and will not IN any way, In
tufe ths stomach or bowels Of the most dsiieste.
Cures In from two 10 four days, and recent sass
In "twsnfy-four boura."
No erpostvs, no IN ,l4s, no oAsnes oAsAsssy.
Frioe o. sold by
sc. FORD,
Cor. Eleventh st. and Penn sy,
HENRY COOK,
Aloxsndria, VI.
DESMOND 4 CO.,
lsp8-iy PhilsdslphiA
Daily national Republican., 1863-09-12
uOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED D
- STOMACH BrTTERs.

READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure OF HEALTH. Z" Dut how ~ you ask
We answer, tie an easy task.
Strengthen the sromAcH, and sustain
The NrRvEs, the servants OF the brain.
The LivER keep y active play
And regulate, froia day to day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
BiAee and refresh the iHSER MAN,
And like watch, that's kept In chime
BY constant care, with railroad time,
The system's tone aud strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spirits, too.
"ffow," you inquire, "cAn this he done
This Victory DER Disease he won"
"HosrETTER's BIrTERs," we reply,
s HEAlrHr sutREME PaorEcTfon-TRyl
A. means OF regenerating the dissrdered and
enfeeblsd system, regulating every function Of the
internal organs rsvlvtns the depressed spirits in
vigoratins the constitution, and prolongins life,
no medicinal preparation, either OF the past or
versally successful as
Ho.rErrERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
TIERS.
Agsinst the vapors foul prepare,
That fever taint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the watsr found
In prairies, woods, or marshy ground.
II scdentary toll you ply,
Nature vos assf assfa-or dirj
For when debarred from exercise
For ARTIFICIAL aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is Threatened evil 70 prevent:
And Il you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unprspdred,
iIostetter's Bitters use-for note
1hcy are the sUREsT AsTIDorE.
To set At defiance the miasma Of unhealthy soils
the trisoh Of uawholroue water, the cffiuvia o
crowded work.rooms and factories, and the bsns
fui influence of sedentary employments, II Is only
necessary to be forearmed with
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH
BITTERs
Dyspepsia's panes, that rack and grind
The body, and depress the mind;
Agues, that A. they 60 and como,
Make life a constant martyripm;
Coles and dysenteric pains,
Meath which the strong mans vigoI wAnes
Bilious complaints, those tedious ills,
Ne'er conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread diarrhea, that cannot be
Cured by destructive r,etrury;
SLOW constitutional decay,
That brings Death nearer day by day;
Nervous prostration, mental gloom
Heralda Of madness or the tomb
For these-though mineral nostrums fail
Mesns OF relief At least We hail,
HosTErrEns BrTrEhs-mcdicine saae,
Not TO Prep nj, alone, hut eurr.
In dyspepsis, fever and ague, bilious complaint,
constitutional and nervous debiiity, constipatio
sea-sickness, spasms, and In all complaints OF Ma
OF womsn, proceeding from casual or inheren
weakness VI the body, the one great remedy an
| restorative 10 :.
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH RI1