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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-04
"a CARD.

A CARD.
BE subscriber having sold his stock of lumber for the
purpose OF disseminating the business would cordially
recommend his succsssors WISE WELDIN, to those
who have been customers at the yard as one OF the
partners John Wise having been identified with this
business for the past ls years who perfectly nm
derands IT, as firm that will attend to their wants both
agTeeably and with promptness.
JESSE LANE
The subscribers having taken the Lumber YAri oceu
pied by Jesse Lane with the intention ryu on the
SINE busnc-s (tetailiug nmb - hut-i o old r.-
toners aud friends OF the yard enntirue v.ih HE
new hrm the patronage 30 literally bestowed On the for
mer proprietor.
WISE & wELDlN
Yard situated south end Christians Bridge jy76m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-04
DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF.


UWclal Dipalch rom General Banfs'
WASHINGTON. Dec. .. - The following has
been received from General Banks;
BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Nov Q. 1868.
TO His Ezeelieacy a. Lincoln, President United
States:
/ am in occupation of Brazos Island, Point
Isabel aud Brownsville. My most sanguine
anticipations ore more than realized.
Three revolutions have occurred in Matamoros,
affecting the Government of Tamaulipas.
The first was adverse to the Interests of Mexico
and the United States Everything is now as
favorable as could be desired.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-04
CRITTENDEN'S
PHILADELPHIA COMMERCIAL
COLLIE q e,
N. E. corner 7th & Chestnut Sts.,

4Ne Aaa SOA4NA bA - SASSAAb b1gosl
PHILADELPHIA.
ESTABLISHED 1914. INCORPORATED 1856.
An Institution designed to prepare young men 70.
ACTIVE BUSINESS.
S. II. CRITTENpEN, p.,,.,.,
JOHN GKoEsBECk,J i'P'o'
The Course of instruction includes
bookkeeping,
In its different branches pracceJ by the best account.
ants.
PENMANSHIP,
Plain and Ornamental. Every style
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
Discount, Interest, Average Exchange, &c.
COMMERCIAL LAW, BUSINESS FORMS, So
Students taught separately and can enter at any
time.
In extent Of Accommodation facilities for imparting
business knoSledge and for practical advantages to bu
siness men, this Institution is unsurpassed.
CATALOGUES containing Terms, Students names, Sc,
may be obtained free of charge, application.
ga CRrrEsDESs Series Of Treaiises BooE-KEEpN0,
now more widely circulated than any other work on tbs
subject, are for sale at the College.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-04

,tfqS story Brick Dwelling. No. 3l3 East Third
Wlft Street, between Walnut and Poplar SITS It has
lisE two story Back building and all the modern
sold low. Apply to CLEMENT .. SMYTI,
No. East Cd ST., between 10 and l2.ocock, A. NJ
je3O
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-04
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE


Change OF HOurs,
ON aud after MONDAY, October 9Th, 1868, Trains {,
" the accommodation OF Passengers viii run az 10
lows, until furth Or sotice:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
Fine Art.

French School os pAIsTsd.-A fine col.
lection Of p.cErus b. french artists Ic on frse 81
ilbiioa 81 Coupe ceiissy sie.c 10y re 49, sSilag
Ito attention Of art loTels j, Is 10 I'D many
choice works from VIA, I. cslcaay ile FrossA .eloo
Of ar, In ore collection IA As county ana NJ Kao,d.
Ter las done vel In bringing ,hea together. s.cA at
is,s a. Merle. Ecbbe. Lanb!rS'. Valerie. w.lsns.
Chayei Tiohel ToalnouoAe Tsayer iftse. s~lsaao.
DuTtsger ard Ianfnui Dc Metz e.o each represented
~ ons or more pictures MAJ i,sH u cabinet
sire and peri q re, Of AIT beirg exquisite ia ieslsn
tender In and elahofa'-y flashed. o! TIE large
pictures. va,,r!os AT ihe Wen" Mofle's "Pftyef."
ToUlnoaoLos "Grsrim9.As.'s Dlnldsy," md Laa'
Outs "oiphLns Nursery" are e los no.l-sa hle and
viii commend themselves 10 tie Aea.se..9a II IL
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r.,xp, - ron Tns ~ 7. Trinrxl
NLuAhVto -NAkslN.k4 -sinAY

Nnrkets-CLLEyrILy RBPoAIN. @,naT o. ~ liz" ~
~ u l.. sei sss. Of fo,,
81 ~ o0d =: e2., ind Pesrsss g. A
CoTION-I4e demand oesy hss 70! besn ,e'y ~
piee, Wo qyos M1dns. ., 5a Je with sales Of sS0u'
90 bales IL. ,.,,,..,,
COr!Ef-feftfdsy ana 70 ory an tcu's os'snu 90. w
vaisc ioI RIO end holles are nov den-dAg htho tte
prices ranging from 2uste sae. late b eysn,l. o. t'Ja'
1900 ts. on Private terms snd 70 esy o. ol PES % re
hlias 81 $40 Otssr ids quiet bat ,eIy steady We
note sales q Only 10 bsp Jsvs at Ssc
COrPLK-kebe9 lnyo hra "a IN sood dsiasna f',,s
Of eoeo Ns Ct "a ono. iN DAHoie sSa "'4''sc '"'
Lax e esia ,sn r,vrs W. ., On Ia, c,.,
ceso9o1oD :, a. ~, ,p.arar 'aics CLerss spe
~. Of 10 Ss So. Ak ~ s,c io i'm. 81 sda al
sc iorns Csq,c soda Al Co., md 40 kcgs Dics:tol.o
Sod, d Go.
FL a re libersiY ,urnored but il ieesr the low
80, sra I1xI5c u tLl easler While the better bsnl, oro
io1s5e Ler, no nc l grades sgc tho mo.t sssblo snd
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Literary.

| Walker, Wise & Co. have IN press and ar
about 10 pabi4h popular odlilon Q. cooAns 'siuab
work. "The Results o! Elaaoip .iion- adapted 9
wide circulation saong tie nasses. in the frat edl
tons. tic French ourrelcsG moa.sFo, 40. were re
tanned To render tie book more oonteiea. Lr popssl
reference tic Approximate EneIiA 'eltc, are subs.i
tutea In tho now edition 1hls bgok 10 tho rot. CT
hGnsiye eoupend Of the practical iesus q fratcre
ton eIlant and I, destined 10 re; in standard sphr
ity the sut.ees whlo Il e siusuary s4sp,sd TO ,hs
reeds OF Tie present Tine Tyoty faeitywls accorded
the author. a ran Of high portion In fraaee BY tic
Governments Of Europe and America. for aeiheplie H.
formation. and Ito appearance Ct TIE work u1 vel
coined IA Franco by The award Of irlo u 1900 fnneb
from the French Academy With ep!cg'se Letter fon
rs President n. yloneln wh!lo Tho Pop conferred
On ordcr Of KRighihool on the author a. rcconpcnse
for Lis labors pssoa dc Gsrsudo proronDohd y Ito
creates. book Of to year" IL reception In s eoun'
ty Ia, been equally 1acring several sdiaqa. have a.
ready lcon sod ond tho leading men Of Ito anop such
as Winter Davis. eumrer. Wade, Grow. O. N. Clay
Forney and oilers. have warmly commended II,
saying that tho friends Of Emancipation csn do noting
better ior tic than TO promote iis eiIoulaon
r. b. Peterson g. Bros. have in press and will
publish OF Saturday. Oct a. anow American novel et
tied Tho Rejected wlfo" by Mrr. Ann 8. stephens.
and the scene story inc!deIis ond characters. arc al
American. We may anticipate popular work. for
rs Stephens Is In tie very maturity Of lor powers
which have already gra'h,d the world With her Fash
ion and Famine" Tho Oh Homestead" &c.
II. b. Durand proposes to publish, by sub.
scriptlon edition Of the wenknown standard work
Of Professor Harold Browne. on the ThlItyA Niue
Articles edited with additional Notes adapting It u
tie use OF tho American Church by tho Rgh. Row The
Assistant Bishop 81 Connecticut.
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Books Received.

Broken Columns. l2mo. PIP. $50. Sheldon 4 Co.
TLe Blood u Jesus by tho Rev. Wi IAN Heed lens d.
I.a. American Tract soosty
The Fsp'n storieG Dy Mrs. v. Dorse Smith. ieuo.
Tie Same. IL, ...
Ben,loy Story Of To day by tho Author Of Life Before
The Orc, Stone BOOK OF Nature ly David Thomas Ansted
NJ D. izuo. pp. sJS George W. Child'. Bold by q. T.
Annss Of tic Amy OF the Cumberland BY an Officer ovo
pp 67l. j. b. Lilplaco sold BY d. Appleton C9i
Woifs Of Charles Dickens Household Ediaon' 'iiaa
Times1 2 vols, limo. Sheldon 4 Co. . go
The sefH saOns. by .ienIy q. Wright limo. Pp u"
Martin Poole. Novel. by John saunder svo PIP. ITO.
Moral Pkiosophy by Geo. cOmbe. limo. pp. aaA Fowler
Principles Of Political Economy. by John Stuart MIL
vois eve. U. Appleton Co. ain NIT,
EIcur:on: by HeHry D. 1ho'ssu. LIMO PP' 'i' '"An''
FlOwe Fruit and Thorn Fleece by John Paul risdIioh
Richter. Traussted nom the German ~ Edw1a uspsy
ksNL svslA, i9me. Yhe benz.
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At A.essrs. Ball g. Blacks store, In Broad.
way is piece OF Colorado gol weighing thirty pounds
and worth eboui g. 600 IN currency. ii Is the prcdac;
Of three days work with liy.iHo STAMPS CT the nils
Of Lee, Judo g. Ice.
At the annual election Of the Albany and sus-
qushanns Railroad Company. he.d iith irsi tie follow
ing persons were chosen directors FOR tie ensuing year
Ezra 7. Prentice. Joseph L. Ramsey. Peter CaGgcT'
Iecoi ao-~-s an--r. Ti--i-- r-~-.--, c"t!esi u!
John WestoyeI. IioLmonGvleI Join Cook. Worcester
Jsred Goodyear. Milford Eiiakln II. fosd. 0aeortai
Arnold =. Watson. Cpadilla; Lewis Eo,ilrur, Colos.
vile; Aonzo EVofts Sherman u. PAe.ps. DirsAampon.
Ezra l.. Prentice was elected Prtsdcn,, AID Jared
Goodyear Y.co President for tie ensuing gear.
Ire st. Louis, Alton, and Tere IIauie Rail.
road Company Gained ior tic month o. September;
sc9 o. iJf2......~... $3.50 u
Incsssse...... r5Issyv 70
Compared with the fiscal year ending Aug. 3,
es2 tie gross earnings OF the Rutland ard Darlington
Railroad foi the past year show IN Increase Of slooo
or over 30 per cent aid tie ne! earnings iEcTc OF
s50s 35. Or about 50 Per cent.
The following shows the shipments Of coal
over tie Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
for tie week ending Saturday. Oct 10 1863 compared
with tho same tine isG2:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

Der. is-3i?,l .bh rlaar. Ga ~, wli'i,. 80 ~.
corn M.h, loio5 bash @tsAi, ., ~ ss'h corn q &c
10 pss, Bletsieai riou, bit ,ks Pfo''on' -, psis
Lsd s.3s pis. Butter. ana stsI fo'rss-a-
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priniing.

- BUSINESS Cards, 81 1000; Billheads, full
ID resm G-As So 1900 Circulars or Labels Soc 900 AL
knds Printing equally ow. r. r. DAwLEY. No IL Parkrow.
CHARLES &. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No. 90 Barclay st-Blhesds circuisrs Posters Law
Points Cards. Cylinder Pressvo dons for tho Trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

GALWAY LINE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL NAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRTATlt. I go hori- pswer, t,"c'uaa
BiBERNlA, l,0.O horse power, s.oO soss
q
is.-'~
ANGLIA, LOO horse power, WV s-lA
The L4sgn.hccnt stesnship
COLUMBIA, Capt. Jgys1yY,
v,l sail rom SEW-YORh !or GALWAY ard LIVERPOOL
% TUESDAY October % 10 be followed BY he MBEkSLA
l.ou. Bcx.on. Nov. 3
Ra'c. Of passage payable In gold OF Ia equivalent b ~
rersy;
firsi csbin....".,........,......,. ~
in.er'ngi se.., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
StcsTl
P.ssse,s.-. forwarded also 70 Iold5a. PNi. Hslbua
Fare b5sfssn Rotterdam. Antwerp, &C. 6: loves, rl'es
TaTs from Liye1yoo galway 10 New OK aad boss0A
go, go, sSs I'D I. l0S.
fos Pssssss apply TO
Fcr frAsh, and Other inflfrsiou, rpFly 70
LAWRENCE. Oils CO.. III South w u arn-s(
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Giaiionerp amo fantn GooSs.

NOCHRANE's GLASS INkSfAND MANU-
" FACTORY No. III Wiiam-s,.. N. Y.-Pa,ent Air
Tight Inkstsnds Patent Army inkstand-, Cocranes
nksand The above suIpass nstands yet
TONERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

Tho Ncw.Y0rk Association Of Sunday school
Teachers viii hold their monthly meeting In 81 Jsmess
Luthorsn Church, 10 Iela e., neaI 3dsy, on MONDAY
EVENING ths 10Th Inst. At o'clock Sub.oo. fos dssas
Ixon; "Ths Chtd QhgtStiAa"
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ReIiaious Notifies.

A Course of Lectures 70 Young Mcna on ~ The
Parable q Prodsal SON. yin 30 commences ~ MYk
DV ,n the Park Tabernac.s Bfooyn, on Cumberlaad st.
north Of and near 10 Mysay The subject. Of these Loo
HIM uybi-Rcsolvo Hum
Soif.yis ht cou ss--Salv ition.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

CTEAM-ENGlNE for SALE-Saani' Co .s
~ nsp- eh Cyn Ter ur feet '.roAs MN y, Inca
No Ia leesm,ns, ENGINES I'D BULLRs Of all sizes We
SALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

TIyUE NEW- YORK DNEING aud PkIN tNU
p.,.t,.bm A., s,ssa leland Offccs ss Dusne a. ~
rIo,lwSy late Is John Branch ofees 40 bosew. We"
Aud lA fien, pom. y. ieno door avn faloal o.s.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
.,.a s,oeL Exchnnrn... .Ocr. ie.

NJ 100 Fro Koilway. pref.. .IUIs
u go Hudson XIV. H.N..sJO. lou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17

D,.couyso On the "Chersctor,,,ics Powers ard 0lor
If tbs Ro,nrecton Body" will be preached by froi MAJ
ri SON In his cnuich In 4istst. STRAY 40 OsMON
ios Of TlIish he T.bie followed by Baptism, aud u
"seeroa Of candidates inc the Chuch cordial weieo
10 all strnngeu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

before ravaped BY tho desolations Of human CON.

before ravaged by tho desOlati0ns OF human con-
nict, with men unaccustOmet to arms, was
a work requiring superhuman wisdom to accomplish
without an error. Mr.. Lincoln, it is SAID, has com
mitted unconstitutional acts People talked ABOUT
unconstitutional acts Of Congress. But what was
Congress but ourselves, agents; their acts were
our acts. When we condemned the acts OF our
representatives, we condemned our own acts. Was
it ever known that the rights Of peace were pre-
served in time of war; Nothing could be more IN.
constitutional than for Gen. Hooker to shoot Rebels
under tho Constitution mon who were ont with arms
could not be presumed to intend to use them uniaw-
fully. If General Hooker suspected the intentions
Of the men across the Rappahannock to be bad, he
must complain to the nearest magistrate under the
Constitution and have them arrested, tried and con.
victed. We infringe their constitutional rights If
We undertake to shoot them, for they have the con.
situtiOnal right to bear arms and they have right
10 wander through their fields with them 10 Kill
birds with, if they choose. Wo have no
right to presume they intend anything else,
without trying them and convicting them by due
procers of law But the necessities of the war over
ride private CONSTITUTIONAL rights. Private indlHd
uas were arrested and their private rights sacrhced
in that way; although he would venture to say that
no man had been sent to Fort Lafayette or Fort
Warren upon whose record there was no cause for
suspicion Applause. But suppose that murder
ia committed The police come in and arrest Lalf g.
dozen innocent persons, and they are sent TO the
lookup. Their private rights are invaded. But
IL is necessary In order TO secure the arrest
of the murderer, and we should should sub
NIT to It without murmuring. Mr: Dickinson
continued at some length In speech OF great logi-
cal force, and with much apt and mirth-proyoking
illustration.
AS our reporters drove away from the Hsll, they
were salutsd with a chorus of yells from the Cop
perheads in waiting.
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fA9vertissnent.l

WHAT IS Your PRic.1-It has been said
that all have their price and that under certain degrees
Of all will yield TO the temptations OF life.
readily money other. to appetite some TO au-
bon aud others TO love But whe admit that all men
and women too-do 20 sssy less. NO claim tina,
there 10 marked difference In Individuals. While would
ose a.b tell le smother has coppunctioa in
the While tads upon the nccAs-shs of men
la reaching after worldly Lonors ard fame smother. perhaps
intelligent and capable euesn In obacuriy on account
Il ia. nodosy aud disncc One Is BY nature coward The
other patriot one selfish the other generous One invent
i've and mechanical The other 5ungef One musical and
the other neither One lovB. thu other cool and in
different, II 1. the ain, of the Phrenooss simply point oct
each individual first where he ind' In comparison with
Others. what his temptations ard how 70 guard sgain
them. Mesr.. FOWLER WELLS No. 900 broadway devote
themselves TO the study aud practice Of Phrenoosy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

PIcruRE SALE.--Messrs. Leeds & Co. will sell
h, .pc,on ,hl. aud tomorrow evenings well known private
gallery Of modern pictures eomprihng works b. Rosa Bon
heur F. Dubuse GeIome vetboechhoyen, and many other
celebrated painters Tho Ccsshan Slave by Dubpfe, one Of
four pc;se. painted for Charles Of France Cattle and
Figure piece by Lockhor and Flower Piece By Abraham
Bomers remarkable for minute accuracy snd hni'h are
among the noticeable work. The sale will be held a. the
old Dusseldorf Gallery, No. s9 Broadway Full details In
and catalogue The collection contains many
other attractive and valuable picture.
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fAivertisementl
N,tr. DFNoRFsr's Mirror OF FASHIONS.

4" NINE. DEMOkESES MIRROR OF FASHIONS.
TIL. Spring Number 1868 this elegant qlar,cTy tony
III per year Iecoved The patterns cut tissue paper
aud elegant plates furnished IN each number o. tins
work would cost elsewhere but not only procures
these but many pages of reading matter instrstons NC
As one might wei be out OF the world out OF fashion,
all our lady readers should pstronize this work lncloso
Nine Demorest 81, TO No. Az Broadway, New.fork"-
lPlattsbuTg Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

FoR EURoPE.-The steamship Australasian, Cap
tain Cook will sail to-day for Liverpool having been detsin'
Cd day over her time account OF the fog She will take
forty cabin othsr in the seerase
and 55 specie In consequence Of tho delay sup
plem.nal mail will bamads up at the Post Office closing at
5 o clock this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

Mr., RrcHARps's LEcruRE.-To-nghta at Clinton
Hall Mr. Richards will give the first OF his Eclectic Lectures
II will comprise the main points and experiments OF his three
lectures on Philosophy Of Air. lately gwen IN DIS
Course on "The Atmosphere"
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CITY ITEMS.

BRooKLYS AcADrhr OF MusIc.-Tho opera Of
In Bso In Maschs viii be performed night at this house.
The cast is the same when 1! was producod st the New
YORK Academy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

Course OF POPULAR LEcrUREs.-The hith In
the Course will DO delivered in the Reformed Dutch Church.
corner Of Beecker and West Tenth Streets this evening" oy
the Row Z. p. Rogers, d. d. Subject: Tho Tower Oh
Landau
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fAdvsrtiseulsntl

Ar CHURCH, Ar HONE and VISITING CARDS,
In elegant .tyes also French and English Note Papers "a
eoors plain In great variety at J. EvERDELLs No JO2
Brosdwsy corner Dusne-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

ACADEMY OF MUslc.-To-morrow night NORM
will be produced at this house
On Saturday the Last Matinee win take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26

fast OF THE ASsUscrATIos.--This Feast was
celebrated yesterday morning in all Of the Roman Catholic
Churches with imposing rites. Ths Rev. Father "ooa'
dictated a. tue Cathedral which was densey crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-26
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERs.

HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERS.
AsainG the vspOrs foul prepare,
Thstfever.tsint the heavy air. .5.
Drink not unuiIed the water found
In prairies, woods, or marshy ground
Hseden.ary toll Jon ply,
Nature you mu,. aHas-0r die
For when debarred from exercise,
For artificial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Il threatened evil to p,srnf;
And you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unprtpaTsd,
Hostetiers Bters use-for note
Thy are the suHEsr AsTIDorR
To set defiance the miasms Of unhealthy soils the poison
Of unwhoesOme water the eavia of crowded wotss6mt
and aeore and the banefu influence Of ssdentary erS
meats Il 1. only necessary TO be forssrmed with
HOsTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs
Dupepsss pangs. that rack and grind
The body. and depress the mind;
Asue' that. they 90 aqS come.
Make life q constant mxriyrdom;
Coles and dysenteric pairs,
Meath which the strong mans vgOE wanss,
Bilious complaints, those tedious ills,
Meier Conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread ai.rrhes, that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury,
Slow, constitutional decay,
Tha. brings Death nearer. day By day
Nervous prosration, mental gloom
Heralds of madness or the tomb;
For these-thoush mineral nostrums ALL
Means Of Relie' at least We hail,
HosrxrrER's BirTKRs-medcine sure,
Not to prererI alone. bu. cure
In DYSPEPSIA, FavrR AND AGrR, BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,
CossrIrurroxAL and NERVOUS DEBILITY, CONSTIPATION,
sRAsicKyEss SpAsxs, and In all complaints Of Man OF
Woman proceeding from casual or inherent weakness Of 10
body tho one great remedy and restorative Is
HOSTET"TERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BrTTERs.
To wanderers sea or land,
From Polar shore to Tropic strand;
To household lone, and regions new,
Aud jewellers IA great cities too
To soldiers in camp, fort, aud aed'
Who need aganst disease shield;
To miners California bound
And tiIers OF wet, msrshy ground,
To feeble wives OF fragile mold 4
To ouug aud niiese sged AID old;
To those In health who would enjoy
Heayeus hes. gifts without ailoyj
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6ostetter's 6tomafb Ditter5. I

READ AND REFLECT.
Mako sure Of HnArrn. "Bu. -ow.v you ns,
We answer, 'ts an easy task
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NsRvRs, the servants Of the brain.
The LIVER keep In active play,
And regulate, from day to day.
Each organ aid, On Natures plan.
Brace and refresh the INNER nAs.
And like watch, that's kept in chime
BY constant care. with railroad time. ,-
The systems tone and strength renew.
And thereby chssr the .piyi,'. TOO.
"How." you inquire, e. can this be dons7
This Victory Ger Disease be won 7"
"HosrETTrR's BIrTHRs," We reply,
IsHKALrus SUPREME YRorEcrIoN-rRY!
Asa means Of regonersirs the dsordered and enSsbl
system regulating every function Of the internal sgans b
wing the depressed spirits, vgorstiDg the eons.itu
and proongins c no medicinal preparation either Of hs
past presen. tns has been completely aud unven
sally successful a.
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