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A STRIKE AT TILR Nav YARD.-Yesterday
Afternoon, about fifty OF the men working IN
the blacks miths epar TIM at OF the Navy Hgr.
who have been receiving Sl.5Dper day, stoppe
work; refusing to work loIg ger unlsss tleG-
wages were advanced @l.95 per day. They
held meeting last night and appointed 4 com
mittee TO confer with the officers OF ths lara
and the committee are so tn gagged tins rporniup
with fair pros pect OF having the differences
settled.
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PRICE on GUILD.

by the PeopIr's Telegraph Line.l
NLw YORK, Feb. l2.-GoId, at 9.35 a. NJ, 50 Y;
10 q. m, 5sA a59A
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FINRD.-G odtrey Cook, proprietor of a gro
Gerry store on Sd street between Pennsylvania
and louisiana avenues, fined $50 this
morning by Justice Ferguson for selling iiquor
to soldiers also so for seiIug without a license
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DISTRICT COURT, J,ttGe lFglis.-This morn
ing. DEGREES of condemnation were made in he
cases Of the schooner Lila, schooner Sally Of
Nashsu, and cargo or the schooner antonIca
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BURGLARIoUs.-Last night burglar or
burglars entered the store OF Hyde d Davidson
in Georgetown and blew the safe open with
powder and took therefrom $500 in moaay and
notes and bonds TO large amount.
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IN THE CANAL.-Edward McPaul, of the In
valid Corps, got drunk last night aud fell lnto
the canal. He was taken out ~ officers Weed
ing and Pullen, who took him 10 ths TN Ward
s alton TO be dried and sobered.
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~ The Attorney General of Pennsylvania
reports Tie bar kers and private brokers Of that
state owe S7O,9O0 for taxes.
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FIRE.-Last niShrabout o'clock a fire was
discovered in the house corneI ana q streets,
occupied by Il. Clark. Officers BOyia and
Maxwell, OF the 9TH w lard police, with a num-
Der OF citizen succeeded III extinguishing tbs
fire.
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BALTIMORE. Feb. 2-There ia a prevailing
rumor just now, which. however, wants Goa
GImRtien, TO the effect that a band OF guerriiias
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TEL EGRAPHIC NEWS.
AN IMPROBABLE STORY.

REPORTED RAID UPON THE BALTIMORE
AND oEIo RAILROAD, THIS SIDE oF
MANTINSBURG.
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CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Yss-
terCay officer Hessler arrested a young woman
named Anna Daley for striking a little boz.
T. Nj hun, a son of William =, Mohun, with
bucket, infiicllng a very severe wound upo-
his head and face The by said they net a.
the pump on second, near L street, and tAa
accused took his bucket and struck HIM with =.
e brother OF the llttie 10y IGentflsd the accused
as the one who uld II. The accused mas the
reputation OF being remarkably quiet girt,
and has no recollection OF ever having seen
the little boy. Justice q 5erson held her u
hall Tor court.
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rebeldom tina. some parties even hoard cords of

rebeidom that some parties even hoard cords OF
wood.
The first pair OF sbad caught OF Cape Fear,
n. G., this season sold in Wilmington for SIS.
Hon. p. c. J. Weston, Lieutenant Governor
of South Carolina, died on January 18th.
Samuel keene, 8 former resident OF wash
ington, but who has lately been living In Rich
mond, and has been in the Confederate naval
service, was killed few day 8 ago.
THE GRANDEST ENTERTAINMENT
III ever brought TO W Washington, viii commence
At Iidd Fellows II all next Monaay evening. TO
tinue every evening during the week, wlsh grand
matinee every afternoon See advertisement IN
Interesting particulars see small bills everywhere.
feb I2-tt.
AsHINGT-oN LnCrURE AS
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a fEDDLER IN TRoUBLE.-On "Wednesday
Joseph Hammet a young man VINO haa n.a,
pedd4ing at Camp Stoneman was handed oysT
TO The county police charged with selling with
out license, and he was taken before Justice
Gull, who was about filming httu, but on ,,.r
Walling went TO the Clerk OF the Levy Court
aud found that he had had a license aud las
Justice dismissed him. 1t appears from tue
young mans statement that he engaged in pea
ding for the laudable object OF raising money
10 complete bis education but while peddIisg
he was arrested, charged by some OF the So
diers with passing counterfeit money and pIac
ed IN the guard house, where he was trs.,.yI
with many d.gnitles, they taxing sway i 5
goods, money aud license. We uuderStaa.
that he will lay the matter before the pTopa.
authorities.
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a RIoT.-Shortly after II O'Clock last night
a row took place d: the corner OF Eighth and X
streets, Navy Yard,) between about IL euty-
five soldiers. said to &c recruits,) belonging -
the 18th New York Engineers, and several
young men. From what we can learn itappears
that two or three soldiers went INFO The aails,r
OF Middetons restaurant and called for oysters,
ana while they were eating difficulty occurrrl
between some young men, when the soldiers
left, but a few moments after they returned
with about TWEEN ty others, and a riot took plac.
in which several pistol shots were fred, one If
them passing through the ear of The Sergeaut
Major of the 18th Officers Berkeley and Shelton
were soon on the spot, ana after much persua
sion succeeded IN getting the soldiers 20 .saye,
not, however, before they had broken up sorns
of the fixtures in the cellar.
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The unGsrsgnAa take pleasure 70 an aouucs st
the tsGrs time that they viii oontinns the above
Restaurant business under the firm of Beareas x
Fiertuchs n snd tpsctfuly ssk their friend aut
pablo II geneE al to pstr 1nse ths with their
Tem. j. BrHBENs.
PEFsH FfERbUCHKS.
Washington. D. @, Feb. l0sh, ls6f, fsl7 gu
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo
tatfapS

Furnished by Lewis Johnsoa & Co, Bank
ers:
Buying Selling
z. s. Coupon Bonds, 1s81......iHG3 100
u. >. ~ Notes IuDa HOY
Il uartermas ters' Checks. 80
New teruncateS. -............. 9S3a
American Silver. ......... l40a1A
American Gold.
NEW YORK RATEs-sECOND BOARD.
Coupon 6's, 1851, 10 7,30s, l1D; Certificates of
Indebtedness, 9S4; Gold. 1594; 52O's, 1851;
Erie, 49,; harlem, 1854; Michigan Southern,
GA; Hudson River, 1l64; Reading, i2O4;
y uICksiiYer, a..
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A RESULT OF THE rebellion Yes terday
Col Jos. ). Hansborough, formerly of yirgnls
dians and Great Britain, was taken Ia Custody
by officer Johnson, of the Third Ward, and
sent TO the Insane Asylum. He Is very Old ami
feeble, having been sick several mouths HIS
arrangement is supposed to be caused bv
trouble on account OF the rebellion, his enIisa
property being in the State OF Virginia. T..
veteran boasts of the wounds he received
under the old flag, and wnen the officer uro-
posed 10 take him, he was disposed 10 resist
He is very much respected in Washmgt ton, and
it is trusted his aiiction will be out temporary
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EoRG Known, Those dssizous
- of COCO B5src permanently AZ moaess,s tSt ~ !;
vii, aad II 10 I'll ar rdvsItsee TO call ST 40 81
sridse street. Geo. eiewn. TIE house hss az
iishtiui iocRtion, ~ NHa
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A DOUBTFUL RECoNMsSDATIoN.-I
Detective Claryoe arrested John Robinson,
COL, on suspicion of stealing a watch from the
half street. John had been in the employ of
the Sanitary Commission, and was DISCHARGED.
and, upon leaving the army, received the fol-
lowing dubious recommendation, which he
exhibited with considerable complacency how
ever, evidently thinking 1t the correct thin:
L. s. Sanitary Commission, Brandy STA ton,
Jan. 10, 1854 will the Provost Marshal pass
the bearer, John Robinson, cook, iIf the EN- sOy
OF the U. S. Sanitary Commission, 10 Washing
ton, nerer TO return. Reason-utterly worth
less! Very respectfully, J. HARRIS,
Act. Supt l.. S. San. Com.
John was placed in care OF the guard at the
ready for trial
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OF psR4N8EgHIP.

The Co. partnership heretofore existing between
Vii i'm Zahn ard E BehrauH IN tna Restsu-srt
bGsiness IL the no; .to. 4i2 Seventh street bEs
Better assuming 81 outrfz-I.ng credits and
Gebits. VILLA = EsRN,
J. BEHHEEs.
Warrington, . c.. Feb. 10th 1854 fei2 SIS
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TEE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUIloNaD
1 against negotiating the following CD sohs
AUD NOTES as they vefe stolen rom my Counting
room on BE- night of TIE lith met
n L. Morrison Il Co g CHECK on Riggs o.,
rsyshle To the order of Hyde & Davidson, data
p Rnrts GLOW = Check RisgsA Co, pay sls
IN the order of John b Davidson, dated Feb. Nth.
Not stira euder bureev, dated Feb. lts, 1851.
p,,sbls T. order Hy de h Davidson, for S57 %.
W Y pperrnan'e Iote. Jan. I'd, Iss, favaF u
Hyds Davidson. for go.
Wm II. Cpreruau's note, nov. Sth, 1851, favor
Hyes 4 Davidson, SSf79.
W UppsrmRn's NJ re, Nov. S0th, 1851, favor %
Hycs and Davidson, for SEQ
O p ssrnsfd's rote. RoY. 18th, 1868, 30 Gays d
<oI ef Hyde davidson, fer $50: ,s.. s.,o- :,
C.. p harnard's pots, Nov. 2ist, 1913, iafos "
hs H. aS''son' ICE JOHN B. pAvIDsos,
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- EspAURANr At AUCTEot( We call she a.
la tention OF tie public TO cur advertisement IF
RE snithsoaia Restaurant ct Aucticn, on e&T.
kEAN n EAI, ct y O'Clock m, st 497 10th strest
r@rr PenusS wanna avenue. Tho Hunse las been
uswly fitted 20 and Il doing good business, and
cfsTs the usual opportunity of Tar and rsstsu-
rant, for making fortune
fe'2lt v. l.. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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DEsfRTERs ARRRsTEp-The following de-
serters have heen arrested by Capt. Scheetz'
detectives ~. @. Henry. 5th New YORK as
Mount. Sd Md; Thos. Wooster, lst BATTALION
in, aid CORPS; O. H. Newman, LIST ID y; j
w WEIGH. I'D Ind cavalry; Patrick hoa n
7let N Y; Aionzo Houghtpg. i3ith N T.; Jas
Mice. Cd D c.; Francis Ayeriil, ia7th Penna,
james BuIch, I'd d. q.
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HOUSE AND sT0aa FGR REFT-Qn 7th St,
one of The very best tocations in this city for
sDT business; eight years lease can be bou7hs,
Also other houses fer rent ard All kinds o. proper
" fer ale in ire ciEy and country Inqaire the
Ipteiisencs AID Real Estate Office, No. 5ll Ninth
ST. rear Penn. ,ayenne.
10 2 ST N T. MILLER
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4 Chi-On the morning II the ltth OF February,
II in the Seventh street cars or in the cars from
Seventh to Seventeenth, g PRAiER BOOK, with
TIE name OF the owcer, ard also of the givsr, writ
len in II SIS il Is highly valued. . good reward
y u he given II returned TO 545 Seventeenth ST.
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rJOTIOE.-By virtue of an order of distrain
agar ST the gooos and chattias OF Thomas Par
ker 10 satisfy rent Qua and in arrears 70 Ulysses
Ward, have levied on ne following goods to
viz: Steam Boiler. Furnace and Pipe lot %
.fster Pipe 8 Bathing Tubs snd Fi.tg res lot OF
Partition end Doors. Stove end Pine, 5ideboacd
Tables, r. c. 8. 4 hairs, and Split ,on. here
street ncfth, between 7th and sth streets west,
In front OF the Northern Market House OF the 18th
gay CT FEBRUARY. 1855. at 10 O'Clock ~, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash.
fe lt-9tf VIM, MARTIN. RaIItf
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n~WAsHIH LHorURE AS
~ sOCIATIoE.
z STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Between Sixth and Seventh Streets.
AN EVENING With THE POETS.

Embracing selections from Shakespeare, Byron
Scott. Campbell, Hood, and Tennyson, togsthe
with humorous sketch from the pickwiek PAPER
TO which viii be added some selections of Ma
tional a. Patriotic character.
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L~OR SALE-Four corr plate ,ers al HORSE shoe
lfG IUOGe, Includi g bellows sud krvlls
also. SIX hunored SETS OF Eors5 shoes, b-7s
ron. " competent vorkueu- a a BROWN
Rorse shcei1g chop, street. between Str aut TN
streets. fe Pa
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GeedIng dlo,va for NlilEl.

Having tried somo of the diIeront spo.
cies Of grass and clover for the purpose OF
producing most milk 1T being weighed
regularly each day find that clpvcr
(Northcrn rod)makes very much moro in
quantity, and OF better quality too. Chang.
ing back to rimothy and other grasses, il
is certain cows decrease in tho number OF
ponuls They were fed regularly upon
each kind of grass about throe hours each
day. Gccon corn fodder of tho southern
kinds, saved for tho purpose OF tooding
-doos not produce 50 much milk ~ either Of
the othor kinds OF feed mentionod, Now
as milk is becoming 80 valuable for chcoso
aud hutt,r, Glrmors will aim to p,o luco the
best breeds of cows which give thU larg-
est numb b9r of pounds of milk of tho beat
qu.l ly. What kinds of roots aud grasses,
green or dried, will mako most milk, will
bp questions moro thoroughly discussed
among faamers, as tn value OF cheese
ia greater through tho ehocso-lhotory
system Ir milk il TO bo adultora'od for
gain OF any kind let il bo through tho feed
which soems tho only honest way Cor
Boston Cut.
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True Love 10 Christ.

IL is vory easy to think that wo lovo
Christ, and 10 lovo Christ when it ia not
Christ the Savior, tho Goldman, Christ tho
holy ono; but when it is merely Christ tho
lovely ono whom wo l0ve-love poesioallv,
aul not practically. Every impassiouod
nature of necessity must bo attracted to-
ward the picture Of such life of gontle.
ness and purity and bonevolonce; every
philpSOphio nature must DO attracted To.
ward the Wtterances of such toachOr as ho
was; every pathetic nature must bo attract.
od toward tho story of such sullcrings as
his; every ohild.naturo must bo fascinated
by the vivid description ot such u heroic
life as he lived; and yet this poetic, philos-
ophic, instructive admiration aud lovo,
which may shod mellow and attractive
glow over the whole soul and lifo may 40
miss of what is evangelical and essential 10
salvation in Christ, as to exist without ono
trace of saving effect ppon the snul-ono
symptom ot real piety Tho last milcl
who has writton u book Il relor 10 that sin
gular and iaciuating lilo of Jesus which
has Just boon issued by Nj, Roman, of the
Frouch lnstimto) has plood on its last page
one ot tho most eloquent and loving trib.
utcs that was over wrtton by human pen
to tho character of Jesus; and again and
uShh, III lho hnok You loVl thal tho man
loves Jcsus-loves the jesus OF his concOp-
ton with real love-and yet the whole ob.
iect and result of tho volume is to degrade
our Lord; to take the crown of divinity Off
his head, and tho seamless robo of mortal
perfection of his hack, aud give him to us
a groat aud noble, but yet an orriug. do
oeivod and short.sighted man So that a
man may really love Christ with kind Of
lovo as Que loves tho character Of John
Howard OF Florence Nightngale--an still
DO an intdel-not oven aLa9St Christian
RSp, H. ~ Dectcr.
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A WeAirw SeNrlNRra- Tho following
anecdoio is related OF n s6i,lior in tho Eng
lish alqny IN l77t, who was called out with
his Company TO rosist an oNpectod Invasion,
lilo was of German birth aud very rich. IL
fel TO his lot one cold wot night TO he sta
tlonod as sentinel over baggage wagon.
In about half an hour after taking his place
ho calcd out, Corporal Of do gUMd"
Tho corporal earno and inquired what ho
wanted, lie asked 10 bercliaved luw
moments whio he spoke to tho command.
Ing oioor OF the roSimont His request
was granted and ho soon stood hcloro the
general. " wish TO know said he, max.
iug his salute, "what that wagon is worth
which | was placed TO guard cannot
say exactly was the roply "Ncyor mind
the exact amount come somewhere near
it," A thousand dollars said tho gcnor-
al. Well then general said tho comfort
loving soldier, " will wrlto check lor
,hemoney, and thon will 20 TO bod" lie
was very much astonishod aud hishly in
dignant, when told tho rules Of the camp
admitted no such transaction, hot ho must
10 his duty until regularly rolioyed,
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IgoIY to NInke IIoms Ln,.

For several years past | have spent a
few weeks on the Kcnneboc ia Maine Tho
lady with whom stopped supports hon,
merry, and from hor derived my iuCogma.
tion in this matter. She told mo that iur
many years she had beon in tho habit ol
administering 10 her hens with their com.
mon food at tho rate of teaspoonlul oi
Cayenne pepper each alternate day To a
dozen of her fowls. Last season when I
was with her, each morning she brought in
twelve OF fourteen eggs, having hut six
teen hens in all. Sho experimental in this
matter. by omtling TO feed with tho Cay.
emo for two or lhroo days. Tho oonse,
quenoo invariably was, that her product OF
eggs iell OIL to iiyo Or six per day, The
same efsct of usius the Cayenne is produ.
osd Ia win,or as woll as summon - Cor
Hosioa 7,oes0'ifa
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TREAsUUEs IN lIgNvEN. We read of
a philosopher who, passing through mart
filled with articles OF taste aud luxury,
mAde himself quite happy with this simple
yet sage reflection; "llow many things
thore arc here that do not wantl' Now
this is Just the reflection with which tho
earnest believer passes happily through the
world. II is richly furnished with what is
called God things. has spo,s of honor
and power to tempt thu restless asplrings
OF ambition of ovory grade. Il has gold
aud gems, houses and lands, for the cOvetous
aud ostonta,ioWs. Il has inpuinerabe q bow.
ors OF taste and luxury, where sclf.indnl-
genco may roYel But tho Christian, whose
ploty is deep toned, and whose spiritual
perceptions are clear, looks over tho world
and oNoiains, "llow much lhore is here
that do not want havo what ia Gar bet
tor. My treasure Is ia heaypn." d. IDlg
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Sabbath 4rading.
From Moorc's Rural New Yorker
A WARNING.

TTrOn MnOr0l1 UurnI Now NOTEnTI
A WAuSINc
tn...,u - A. i-s,r,or,;,c
o.,sy ,,o,,,,,
"rin r ,'s ,,,,,,,,,,,, 80, F'"0'i
AVv i,, W. ,e, ,u'o ~ ~ v", a,sGi 6o,r
,.,,,.-. ,.,,, a... .. ,Sa,
,vi,i' 'y ~, ~ w ~, u,,J haa ,ivo,,
~ ."v ."a' r' No., ,'o. 80, - Ecr"'
Dv NJ % %u,,s doods "" "'oy w ycnp,h I a"d heaven,
rho.o u,,o d,so d, rcr,I oo,,irv
',yso .'.',' W." Ian liz, oin,
IA -, H., "a, o,,,ia oe 'crccdnm
NtsV "osV'' ~ N'u1. ~ III -, -,
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lngand effective. can be taken BY the Oldest person o.
youngest child.
Madame ZRdSe PSrteFSs Curative
Balsann new and aRtried medic iRe, hut has
been used ny the public Tor the past " with
tensiVS and largely increasing sale stHPLY by being
recommended by those Who have used Il 10 their az
dieied friends and otheFs,
~ yea have q C0lGs n ever 80 slight. do not
fat give the nalsam trial, the very low price
which IL Is sold brings Il In the reach OF every Ona
that they may always keen Il convenient for Gse Tbs
timely use q fS cent bottle win often prove TO ts
worth one hundred times its cost.
Do not be put OF with any other, Ask for mad
anac Aad0c POrter,s Cough IBRlsRIn, in.
sss on having H. and take no other; your Druggist
does not have Il. have him send and get for you.
:, ll-I, S0ld BY all Druggists 0t 25 and so
Cents per hOttle.
WEST a. TRlIAX, Toledo, wholesale Agents
Sold by PECK 4 HAMILTON, Perry sburg.
HALL q RUcKLB. Proprietor,
29aS sle Greenwich street, New York.
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AGHICULI IUHAL IMPLEMENTS.
Ball's Combined Reaper and Mower.
Cayuga Chief do. do.
HriIhkerhOOf Self RniSer.
Kirby's American Harvester.
PITTS THRESHING MACHINES.
Grain Drills, Sugar MILLS ana Evnp-
orators, Feed Cutters, Corn shelters,
PiOVs, CultivatOrss Cider Mills, sew.
tng Machines, Scy tlaes, es, Cra-
dies, RRlxes, Hoes, Forks, &c., &c.
t4y- Purchasers Of Produce OF all kinds. Also, Of
Old Iron, Brass, Copper and Rags
Hull Prairie, june ~ ,ls0i. Stf
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A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTlCE.--Notiee is
N hereby given that the undersigned has been
duty appointed Administrator, on tho estate Of w
$. Landon, late of Wood county Ohio. deceased. +.
All persons Interested will govern themselves ae
oordlngly.
LEWIS LONG, Administrative,
Oosober l2th 1854. 2id
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NoTnrNG that is not wholesome, genial and rcstor-
ative in its nature enters into the composition Of iO
sTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs. This popular prepa-
ration contains mineral Of any Kind, no deadly
botanical element no fiery exctant; but IL is com
binatiOn of the extracts of balsamc herbs and
plants with the purest and mildest of all dfusive
stimulans.
1t is well to be forcarmed against disease, and, so
far as the human system can be projected by human
means against malades engendered BY an unwhOe-
some atmosphere, impure water and other external
causes, llosTETTERs BIrTERs may be relied ON as IA
safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever and Ague, il has
been found infalible preventive and irresistible
as q remedy, and thousands who resort TO il under
apprehension of an attack escape the scOurge; and
thousands who neglect to avail themselves Of its
protective qualities in advance, cured by avery
brief course of this marvellous medicine. Feyerand
Ague patients, after being piled with quinine for
months iE van until fairly saturated with that dam
gerous alkaOid, are not unfrequently testOred to
hcnlth within few days by the use of HosTETTBR's
BITTERs. aff p. r
The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated andlho
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic, aud hcnco
it works wonders in cases Of Dyspepsia aud in less
confirmed forms Of Indigestion. Acting as agcntle
and painless apcricnt as well as upon the liver, it
also Invariably relieves the Constipation superin-
duced by irregular action of the digestive and
tive organs.
Persons of feeble habit liable To Nervous Attacks
Lowncss Of Spirits, and Fits of IaHguOr find prompt
mony this point is most conclusive and from both
sexes. .v-. b 4-.--s
The agony Of Bilious Collie is Immediately as
suaged by single dose of the stimulant, and by
casonally resorng to it, The return Of the complaint
may be prevented.
As General Tonic, IlosTETTER's BITTERs pro-
duce effects which must be experienced Witnessed
before they can be fully appreciated. In cases Of
Constitutional Weakness, Premature Decay, and
Debility and Dccrepitude arising from Old Age,it
exercises the electric influence. In the convalcs-
cent stages of all dsea it operates d lightful
invigorant, When the powers ofnature are relaxed,
it operates to reinforce and re-establsh them.
Last. but not least, it is THE ONLY SAFE STIMU-
LIANT, being manufactured from sound and innUcu-
ous materials, and entirely free from the acid clc-
ments present more or less in all the ordinary Onics
and st0machics of the day.
No family medicine has been so universally, and, 4,
it may be truly added, DESERvEDLY popular with
the Intelligent portion of the community, us Ilo-
sTETTER's BITTERs.
Prepared by HoSTETTER & SMITH,
Pttsburg, Penn.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storckccpcrs
everywhere. 2Tzz