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Fire IN Third Avssse.
Toward eleven O'clock last evening" sosr snasy a0-
covered nrs u the dry goods STORE kspt By Grimm
Quinn 5s2 Third aysuus. The nsnss ware promptly
skungaishod. The Fire Marshai v investigating ths
origin oil tho lrc.s ".
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A Csusk. Geld. o. ssss fkvsai Rsauirss sss-
m-d,S asnsa . ssfrs ofsnnss. fs.,s g $50. -
ares smps suDsdy. ssf WI ass issAsssiy sss s~sss
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..4.. ;.t g., Js'sr's ;t w.: ,s, So -
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TaE sNt d rNrlrs sTa-ss.
tlnlrd states Commissioners. on,cc.


Before tn1niaa.siunrr Rssts.
90. ~ ia ~ N iierfg wright eho hal
rrsfgra vita Aasrs curintrt fraud ~ 'hr Atic y p3s
nv st4n " i7Aoa y, " Us ~ uHdef she rean..sn
fff ~ slt rtniten tuF iitn4n. Ionmiasanfr Bets
yesterday uc TO thH l1fpwing afri4nas
The acleallut was cefs eltipn I, " Now Nns aiy
Thr chrar sn ltnGlrt ~ 'is letter directed ~
srtan NJ trahd Ni3 nsAfa much the postage you'd
~ pppn h 81 WHICH 4Cicudtnt fplsi torg eixhi cents
which airsnt maid him. The aoicndan fhrr tb0k the
tier sAi pu' upon onr wef OR cent stamp Alter the
defendant Ia let ni re1F The rrVnirrd
tud The aefei fhns sirrpated he other '~rlytou~
rrrss ~ NttFtv undoubtedly anptiei efenfe ~
us.a.cd f4m hr sins ufon false rretenr.
But that dcs,s nst WITHIN The NEARING " ne r,ei
states satDls ti,r that he DID violate The
Post Office law u Gle United stafes vhs rstss misd~.
mespor 10 .en scssasr stamp Tor hfser than
tkst Ilaisac upon ~ fac Nc ca nrt se The ftayy The
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complainant did purchase receive any sanp Ho
handed the letter with foryeght defendant
and was IN The power q me defendant to have the
sale OF the stamp the gt Of the under this law
and there having been sale must discharge the ac
cusNa. - -
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GREAT RrDUCuos ~ PRICES az
~ HIRAM ANDERsDN.s, ~ BOwERY
Fril npnttston Of h~vr Nefei ard kru.sss ,AnsuBgs
IswsN Thrsct iy aud ingrGn CgFpes 14sF4s favtenss
~ m9s " ~ - rer yard. Fo1f uielos IS vide,
and Oicigths - nse a. ~ cents Druggfs yar,s Vide;
riaro ard Tsh'e Covers. Window shstes MAS Rars 30
pieces wbss ald chscksi hatnes 81 c.ns "
yard. ~ r-Mr Anderson d0ss rot seB American Br1s
ie.s Leoh for ~ Eowey
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PotrsY-"NTyA nxI MAR written Tor me Nssktr
HnAto by .. ~ Carpenter; "Acscss rnx iios
It also contains The very Istssi News from Enrcpe
by the Gables and Mats embracing interesting details OF
the Candan Revolution, the American Dhcul'y with
the Ports, the Mexican situation a Europe, the Famine
In India &c all matters Of interest and Importance tran
spring at the National Capital including the Presidents
position In relation the Constitutional Amendment,
and the Authority Of Congress- the Monthly Statement
Of Public Debt, the Proclamation for National
Thanksgiving, &c The is,c,t Returns Of the Recent
Elections Full Details Of ihs Terrible Shipwreoks and
Disasters at sea; Very Interesting Account % the Ton
d,on of Jen Davis Contribution 20 the History Of the
Rebellion The Current News OF the Week including all
loading Political and Local Matters the recent fenian
Movements, and ne La,cs, intelligence from ucscc
The West indies tho rlridc The British Provinces Nc
Editorials eadin. topics, Sporting News, con ainins
reports u Tnrf Aquatic rc ana other porting affair
Literary Artistic Scientific and Religious Intelligence;
Theatrical snd Mnaeal revicw; Foreign Gofsip, Narc
ties Sc, Reviews Of the cattle Horse, Dry Gonds,
BOO, ara Shoe. Commercial aud Money Markets Mar.
RACES and pcsths, Advertisements AND accounts Of d
iDporsai events =. The wcek.
scw .ab1oTihsrs - I've vrrwrY HsPitc ran obain
,hs buck numusts containing the nay story, IRE
DIAMOND CROSS
Fso copies, ss Ten cap,es Sis. Snsl. coriss I've
csais esch. a limited nln5er o. sivsrussmsats
serted ~ the wtEkiY Hrrup
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Literary
Journal In the Country.
The wgKiS HyaAip for the present noss, nov really,
contains a continuation OF
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rev sabacgihsrs - the Vrrw'y HsRitp can ob'air
ths bWS NUMBERS containing the nay story. "lBs
DIAMOND CROSS
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CTR ssBuRcER NUNS MAIDEN LANE,
- lnpogfers Of TOYS. thns ana Fancy 1ooes
Oaer the lszest neli tse evcst msgtsl trc<
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PctrT-''vTSl nxL MAR" written for The ~ssst'
HxsAto by a. N. Carpenter; ACROSS rnr iros
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LOVE AND GLORY,

wsurss EIrRsssLr roR TIE wsvsty Hss.ts.
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1.-THE DIAMOND CROSS"


rps GKrsr Story OF AxrnIcis soo'rrr
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Nss hyra 10 snsil town - SPAN gofea, The pro
nnse = rsuageps, ~ tszz Ny father
;. Tue eiy " Harcelcnn, aud IL ~, N siaenhs
shep ~ mother 70 Gun hsne also one rvsher
'ss ~f ana sue ycatftf aud ytnuee ester hsi We
1sssp obsues,iy VI beiss NJ GtustcL ~ NE q obtain.
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The Paper Manufacture.

This Is an immense business in the United
States. Among the many enterprises which
invite an Investment Of capital in this city,
this is one which might be started here with
profit and give employment to a portion of
our population which may be waiting for
something to turn up, by which they may
make an investment. of their labor The
number of mills in operation in the United
States, as we learn from statement before
us, lie seven hundred and ffty-and the num-
Der of pounds of paper which they produce
is the enormous sum of 270,0oO,o COO These,
at an average rate Of ten cents pound, are
worth $2T 100000 To make a pound Of
paper requires abouts pound and a half of rags,
which evolves manufacture, by the 750
mills, of about 4OO, oOo, 900 pounds of rags in
year. Estimating the cost of rags at four
cents pound, the profit derived from the
manufacture is estimated at 81 ,oo0, 900. The
cost of the rags being SIG 200, 900, deducted
from the value Of the paper, 1927 900, o00.-
After this exhibit there is no room left to
wonder that Rag Pair" in London, has
fourished SO long and so vigorously.
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to impose conditions to restoration uuwar-
ranted by the Constitution and opposed to
the principles and practice of President Lin
coin, his Cabinet and the Republican party
itself. If the Union is dissolved, let us go iu
peace. If it is not dissolved let, us have the
representation we are entitled to without the
imposition Of any unconstitutional conditions,
In the shape of the amendment
In short, does Mr.. Raymond remember
that foe passage which lie read over twice,
ore rOtAndo, at the Philadelphia Convention !?
If so he should blush to think of his pres
ent attitude
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Camille sensone di Cayouy.

We cordense sketch Of Count Cayour
from tho pen Ct signor F. Petrucslli de la
Gsttina.
Count Cavoug was born in 1910, and edu-
Gated st the military school. He entered
upon the stage as page to Charles Felix.
Thu King soon discovered that Cavour was
MT formed to serve IN SO dull and bigoted
court, and dismissed him. He returned to
the military school. and at eighteen left it as
q litutenaAt of engineers.
= punishment for his utterancs of opin-
ions on the events transpiring in France in
1881 he was placed CT garrison duty at the
For 7oss of Bard, whsreupon he resigned and
sized France and England where he chiefly
resided and became snsmoured of English
Institutions.
He was an adairsr Of Pitt, aud wrote some
Review articles. He then returned to Peid-
mont full OF, ideas and facts. having observed
g great deal. He desired to serve his coun-
ty aud entered the service of the Infant Asy-
lurns. Having brought back the contagion of
lberaisA- he was suspected. At the entreaty
CT the President Of the Asyums he left the
Tanks Of the managers, and entered the Agra
Iian Association aud the Commission of sta
ti.tics.
IN 1s47 be founded political Journal in
company with others. whose object was tie
propagation Of ideas Of progress, reform, union
between the princes and people, and the in
dependence OF Italy. He was the most active
aud daring thinker in Piedmont When a
dsputation from Genoa requested Of Charles
Albert the expulsion Of the Jesvits and the
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DIR. GARDNER.

lsoHssRLY OF LONDON, kssLAHD,1 $3.50.
OCCLIsT AND AURIsT, OPERATOR ON the
ieta6 EYE AND EAR! aqss
Respectfully informs tho citizens of Norfolk,
that he will be again at the Atlantic Hotel o.
on Friday, November sOth, to Tuesday, Dec.aae-
Der 4th. After that time monthly, of which
due netice will be given. 10 81 rs9.gtia
ONCE Hours FROM o A. NJ. to 6 r. NJ.
And can be consulted on DEAFNESS.
NOISE IN THE HEAD. CATARRH, DIS
CHARGES from the EAR, SCALES in the
EAR. ACCUMULATION OF WAX IN
THE EAR, OBSTRUCTION, OF THE Eus-
rACHlAN TUBE, and all Acute or Chronic
Diseases of the Ear and AIR PASSAGES.
ARTI FICIAL EYES
Inserted without PAIN, and per sctly resembling
this natural eye. Operations for CATARACT.
STRABISMUs or CROSS EYE, Artiaciai PUBL,
&C.. skillfnlly performed, and all diseases Of the
YE AND EAR.
treated, and every operation in Aural and OPP
thalmic Surgery, performed by Y g g mt q -
DOCTOR RDNER.
Principal Office, 81 West Fortieth street, New
York. a. r~.i.
Ds~ For reference Testimonials, 3d., send for
CIRCULAR. gqiss hi
~ OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
The Louisville Journal says: The testimonials
which DR.. Gardner presents to tn public could
never have been obtained, except BY the display
or great skill and learning in his profe ssion Ohs
thing esp ecially commendab'e in the Doctors
practice is, that ne will attempt an incurablc
disease for the sake of fee, but frankly tells the
patient whether he eae be cured or not We cheer
mlly recommend DR. Gardner to the attention Of all
our friends who may be suffering from diseases of
the eye or ear. 1893 7aa
The Richmond 7smss says: We have no hesita-
ton In saying that DIR. Gardner is the most sc{en-
afc and successful eye an ear Surgeon in this
country. ,,,s,,isre1 Is a.s5 81 : 5l,.F IS sg'zy
tsDr; Gsrdnsr's treatment of the eye and ear
- wonderful. Richmond Enquirer sa ssHi
1--WE feel justified in recommending Dr. Gardner
70 those suffering from diseases of the eve and
ear, Richmond KAig. & "a is1ss i, ss-E 81
I'VE can safely and cordially recommend DR.,
sa n1o WIN fllni az ne undertakes to per-
The New Orleans True Ds,ta saws, .ws a.a
saiely recommend DR.. Gardner a. successful on e.
orator on the eye and ear. He Will not undertake
70 treat q ca case unless cure can 30 effected.
The Wheeling Register. says PDr. Gardner is
one OF tae most successful Ooulists and Aurists in
tne country, We advise those suffering from the
diseases OF the eye and ear to consult him 70 ~
&c l9~-DWH al4g q 7 Is. -'s7~ III Ass al
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New Orleans, October l5--Rio Grande news
through by way of the Galveston papers of
the 18th, reports the complete route Of Esco-
bedo and Trevino under the walls of Monterey,
by General Mejia, who Immediately thereafter
started division for Matamoras. A private
Mejia had occupied Monterey, and that from
the demonstration made on the 9th and 10th
by Cortenas and Ceralo, a fight for the possess
sion of Matamoras would take place on the
10th. 1t has been currently reported here
for two days that General Sheridan has in
formation that Macmillan has completed his
preparations to follow Charlotte.
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nBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, October 15.-Cotton. -The Cot
of 80, 900 bales. Middling uplands advanced
i'd, closing at lo}d.
London, October l6.--The money market
is slightly frmer. Consols s93 The following
are the prices Of American securities Ere
4St; Illinois Central. 783: United States Five
twenties, TOT.
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letter of the Assistant Solicitor is herewith
returned at your request.
Signed THOMAS HARLAND.
Deputy Commissioner.
10 Hon. Charles Gilpiu, United States At
torneY. PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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False Teaching.


Their honor and their pride are not
involved" in accepting the proposed amend
ment.-- [N 7. Tiass.
lsit no dishonor to assent to the disfran-
chisenlent of her leading and influential men?
The men who forsook aud rel'nqushed all in
her cause, and stood by her in the darkest
hours Of her trials and sufferings? Is her
honor 10 be weighed in the scale against her
interest? 1t is asked by the same journal,
"Will they lose more than they will gain by &C.
cspting the amendment ?" To lose self respect
by voluntary disfranchisement of the large
body of her influential men who stood by her
like firm friends, issursly dishonorabls act
and can hardly be offsetted by any political
gains she might acquire. To do right and
not wrong, and leave the consequences to
God ID generally received as the true standard
of moral action. The admonition, therefore,
to look to consequences is without NOR
al force. Indeed, it is immoral The conse-I
quences too will not be confined to the South
the entire country will suffer by insisting
upon the false theory that the South is out of
the Union. The admission of West Virgini,
az State. and of Representatives in Congress
If Virginia and other States, during the war,
prove the status in which the South was re-
garded by the Government. This amend
ment is therefore clearly an after thought of
the RADICAL Rump Congress, by which, it seeks
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Paraguay.

The army Of President Lopez, though it
has lost so many thousand of men, is still
formidable. He is said to be receiving re-
cruits from various quarters of the plucky
little Republic, and the spirit Of the people is
far from being subdued. A deserter to the
Allies says that Lopez has three encamp-
ments, one part holding the Allies in check,
one at Humita and one at Villa Pillar. - u
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To store our memories with sense Of inju-
Fies, is to ill the chest with rusty iron which
was made for refined gold,
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incorrect. as no pOSltlVe lnolcat0nS nave yet
been exhibited tending to show that the Pre-
sident will swerve from his purpose not to be
party to the granting of universal negro suf-
frage in any shape. 1t may be, however, that
the result of the New York elections If un-
favorable to the conservatives, may tend to
amsliorate his views, and compromise be-
tween himself aud Congress be effected at the
next session. If he remains inflexible, the
radicals will assuredly make an effort to i'm
peach him; at least that is the sentiment of
the radical leaders at this time. Nf49
So many applications have been made at
the Attorney Generals Office for copies of the
opinion rendered a few days ago by Mr.
otanbery, in reference to appointments to Of
fee by the President during the recess of Con-
gress, that five hundred copies are ordered to
be printed for distribution.
There is some interest manifested in regard
to the concentration of troops at this point,
but all excitement will be allayed when the
pacific policy of the administration is annonn-
ced. @F# aN
1t has been decided that the Union Pacific
Railroad Company having completed the sew
enth section of their railroad, thirty five
miles in length. and having complied with all
the requirements of law, are entitled to have
issued to them $5,6o0,000 United States
bonds, being 100000 per mile for the said
thirty five miles. The bonds bear date Octo-
Der 10, 1865. This section reaches from the
2C5th to the 24oth mile post. ~
This afternoon the tenn peranee men, under
different orders and associations, united in a
grand procession. On their passing the Ex-
ecutiye mansion the President came down to
the front portico and bowed his acknowledge
ments to the various marks of respect with
Which he was greeted. A mass meeting was
held in the Capitol grounds, where several adj
dresses were delivered by advocates of the
cause Of total abstinence
Interesting to Liquor Dealers.
A difference Of opinion has existed for some
time past between the liquor dealers of this
city and the whiskey Inspectors appointed by
the Governor of the State as to the right to
reinspect spirits inspected by the officers thf
the Internal Revenue Department, !, Til,
following letter from the Commissioners of
Internal Revenue determines the question:
Treasury Dept, Office Int. Revenue, !
Washington, Oct, 8, 1865.
Sir-Yonr letter of Oct 4, inclosng let
ter OF Chas. h 4. Coils, Assistant City Soc-
itor, relative to inspecting or gllaging of dis
titled spirits by Inspectors appointed under
State laws, is received. | reply that the in
spections, Suaging and marking of distilled
spirits by United State Inspectors is not
understood by this office to relieve the owners
Of such spirits from any obligations imposed
upon them by State or municipal laws. The
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FEtHE BRICK STORE, No. Commercial Row
next to the Portsmouth Ferry, for rent for
octs-tf CIV. GRANDY.
Vhginian copy.
IN CHANCERY.
John R. Kilby, Committee of John D. Myrick,
PETITION.
Pursuant to a Decree of the Circuit Court of the
City OF Norfolk, pronounced on tho 26th day OF
September, in the year 1866, the undersigned, one
of the Commissioners in Chancery of the said
Court, has fixed upon the Gath day of October
next, to take the accounts and make the inquiries
directed by the said decree, to witt
/. An account of all the debts and demands
against the said John D. Myrick, and whether
liens have been acquired by any creditor land how.
3. An account of the estate, both real aud per-
sonsl, OF the said John d. Myrick, aud Of annual
and absolute values thereof. IA aPssw
3. An account Of the application which NAV
have been made OF any pets NAL estate.
L. To hear all parties interested in said real u.
tate. o.'fi Easg if-sr43 s az =ss Usi scE
And notice Is hereby given all creditors and
paItie Interested in said real estate to make and
prove their claims before me-
'71a oga.c rs WIN. A. SwANK, Comm'r.
Commissioners Office, Norfolk, Va. ocs-l5d
-TjCEI AT PRIVATE SALE. 90 -
TOWN POINT wHARvES AND WARE
t q ~sl HOUSES. eeaa4s gel9aiag
I'm pursuance OF a Decree Of the Cir.
/ cut Court of the city of Norfolk, made on the
4th day of July last, in suit therein depending,
between John b. McPhail and others, Plaintiffs,
and George W. McPhail and Others Defendants,
offer for sale the spacious Brick Warehouses
and the Wharf Property, on Town Point in this
city, known McPhaips Wharf, now occupied
by VIM D. Reynolds d Co. and Kader Biggs &Co
No such opportunity for the investment of cap
isal has been offered to merchants and steamboat
companies since the close of the war. ~ ~ t,st
Terms liberal. Proposals invited. ~
CHARLES SHARP,
ect0-tds Special Commissioner.
CO-PARTNERSHI NOTICE.
We the undersigned have this day formed a
co.paTtnership for the purpose of conducting the
72 RI JEWELRY BUSINESS % .9S-
In ailits branches, under the name aud style
.e.sr BUSH d. HUGHES. Il
And hope by fair dealings and strict attention
20 the wants of our customers, to merit share
of the public patronage.
We are now open and will keep constantly on
hand, in the new store No. SO Bank street, next
door to lst National Bank, nice stock of.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
CLOCKS, SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
FANCY GOODS, &C.
and all articles pertaining to our business Our
stock was selected with much care by ourselves,
was bought for Cash. and will be sold as cheap as
tho cheapest. 7
a. d. Hughes, so favorably known te the citi-
xens of Norfolk, Portsmouth and surrounding
country for the last FIFTEEN years will give his
personal attention to the repairing and ADJUST
ing Of all Watches entrusted to their care.
Repairs to Clocks, and Jewellery will DO at
tended to by workmen of acknowledged ability.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Please give as call at New Store, Bank street,
2nd door. 3f..fa Is.fsi ESQ &se4. ESQ a. +
]. F. BUSH,
A. D. HUGHES.
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vICKERY & COMPANY
Established ls43.)


BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONFRs saI
i9 tt q NORFOLK, va 50 1855 sss''
Take pleasure in informing thei, nnnnaa r en-,
friends, both in Town and Country, that they
have resumed the WHOLESALE And RETAIL
n BOOK AND STATIONERY sa9aai'
business in this city, and haze taken and fitted
upthat large and splendid Store under the CAT
lantie" Hotel latelY occupied by j. H. King ~
as ci9pthing House, where they win be pleased,
We shall, as heretofore, keep ON hand All tbe
latest publications of the day as they are issued
from the press, and from an experience ora wear
in the business, feel justified I'M saying that We
understand how to Cater to .Le tastes and wants
of this community.
Our stock Is entirely new and fresh and has
public may therefore rest assured of getting mono
but the best, and at cheap rates a. can Be sold
by any house In the Southern Country, -.
VICKERY 4 COMPANY,
Under the "Atiantic,s Hotel, T0s
oet-l3-ly s,T SO IN ,rfolL ". 81
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EnR RENr

FE1HE BRICK STORE, No. Commercial Row.
next to the Portsmouth Ferry, for rent for
1861. Apply to
oct9-tf C. W. GRANDY.
81 Tir0inian conv
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aF fl9T1oE t5 5o1zNf@1ss GA
rlftgA
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-18
The Bitter Fruits of Bad Bitters,

Invalid reader do you know what nine.tenths OF tho
bitter compounds solicited by the proprietors
to accept universal panaceas composed Off Give
heed for moment. They are manufactured from un-
purified alcohol, containing considerable portion of
tlsel OIL poison almost as deadly prussia acid The
basis Of the regular ncures Of the Matera Medica
the same. No amount Of ''herbal extracts"
come the bad tendency Of this pernicous element The
essence Of sound Rye thoroughly recAed Is the only
stimulant which can be safely used component OF
Tonic, Alternative and AntiBiiious Medicine and HOS
TETTER's STOMACH BITTERs is the only medicinal
preparation in the world in which this article is used
On Hence the extraordinary effects Of this
great specific 1t gives strength with out producing
element No other tonic does this. AL she ordinary
Bters flush tho face and affect the brain. HosrETTERs
BrrrERs diuse an agreeable calm through the
SYSTEM promote Digestion and produce sleep. No other
tonic quickly revveH tho exhausted physical energies
restores the appetite aud remove the gloom and de-
preston which always accompanies weakness Of the
bodily powers.