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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
THE STAFF OF LIFE.
BREAD, 8 CTS. FOR 1907. LOAvEs

NO IO2 AND IN3 CENTRE MARKET.
lol NOR rHBRN LIBsRTY MARKgr,
$50 CORNER OF IENrH AND NEW YORK Av-
BsUB.
It.ks tbs method Of stating TO my friends and the
publie that am prepared heretofore, to sup.
ply them With the hssst variety Of
LOAF BREAD,
CARss AND Ptrs,
Eithsr at ny arket Stands or at nv kerry.
BREAD from wELCH's PsM,LY FLpUR SUP
Piled TO Pen OSs DEsIRiE0 IT AT
TAN BNTS PER L0AR,
ALL ORDERS WILL Bs DELIVERED TO ASY
PART OF B CITY. FREE OF CHARGE.
Invite the publie to try my BREAD, claiming fer
II high merit. -.
apa2. sodlm GEORGE sElTZ.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
ARRIvAIs AT HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN H0TEL-Porrs 4 sHsLLEr.
John X. Sears, Bsitimors; y. Jenks, Phila-
deiphiai Colonel james Blsrbss, Lewiston, O. !
v. 8. B,ovn. N. CT b Esr,y, Baltimore,
S.,! No. cAe. .,. A. E,s,S $ s Wy I.,S = Root Ps SI,
aslphis, L n. coyis, james O. Gordon, p. Mur.
ray, Bsitimors; John Wood. Pa Samuel Gam.
age and son, New 0rlssns; Z. D Warren, o H.
BaIdweli, Phiisdelptis; Colonel ]. II. Patterson,
q. 9. A, New Orleans N. Stevens, o'wsgo, N.
Y, james W. aosss Val CHARLES Greer. Mrs
George Gpsr, Mrs. John Davenport, Ed. de
Bsi.edon, II. ? Kins'l.nd, \; z! "; A. Aysr;'
Llpoums Circus l,sAo Ksp N silas Wood.
minssoh, N. o., Il. p. Wooded, Va; II. o. Pen
dergrast, N. III Hon. Daniel Y. Ahl, Nswvile,
Pa Oliver Matthews, Victsburg. Miss J. W.
Forrest, Tenn; Horace Cone, N. II Charles T.
Gooliok, 2, A. 0hatt, Fredsrieksburg, Va
=. Simmons W. p. Richardson, N. " W O.
Riddle. s. b. Weiiman, g. o. 8. 7. Voss, Levi
Colt, Va. ........... ...rr
UNITED STATES HoTBL-M. II. BEAS.
VIM r. Purcell. Wm. Kelly, Adam aeib, @.
W. Server, wife and daughter, Dennis 0'Neii,
Jean Lsmcios. and II. Philips, Washington, d.
o. Henry wshis, Henry Audsm,, John n. Hor.
ton, +. @. Moran, Anthony White, and II. A.
Bradley, New York; o. II viergutz, Kansas,
Frank Ribi.,t, wm H. Warner, Samuel Tn rn-
,on. and n. I. Dousho. Pbilsdslpbia. Pa, Dan'l
Q. D. CLARK. N Edwsrda J. Smith and lady, and
J Sturgir, Baltimore, Nd; T. 8. Couch. Hart.
ford. OF 7 N. Walton, Richmond, Va; VIM. II.
Thompson, N. J. 10Y ~.
WASHINGTON H0UsE-Ms Az. BHvraIpox
J. Smith 'Ringlston. John sturmsp, Detroit;
John Kerby, Ohio, Mrs. Ball. Miss Ball, Boston;
william Dsvis, Pontiac, Mich; Nelson r. Nye,
Dexter. Mich; Mrs John syls and child, Nd !
Jas II Thaw, Pittsburg, Pa; J. T. Rodss and
lady, Alexandria, Val J. Blsckiplon, Mass
General P. Lyle, william A. Leach, Philsdsl.
phis, Pa.
OWEN HOUSE W. owrs
james p. Hill. Mroy, N. Y; 8. 8. Bishop.
Philadelphia, Pa; Wm. Harris, Me-. Lient. L.
A. Nssmith, y. s. Al o. Mathews, U s N; @.
| Q. Nelson, Ohio; Col, W W. Q B,Iter. Phila.
delphia, Pa; C,pt, R Haley, Cal; Capt, J. NJ.
| Aidew, U. 6. Nj McAleow, Baltimore, Nd
W M. O. Nettsrvills, Va; John Stewart, Chi.
oago, Ill. ."'..
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. 8. Benson.
J. d woolley, Mich; James Mcdonald, Miss
e Eiiiuger. O. B. Faherstock. Nd / Gov. T. II.
Pisrpoint, Va, A. N. Tucker. Ind; I. W
Towel, III Gen. A W. Adams. N Y A II.
Richardson, D. c.; D. Bassst, Pa; J. Murphy
and wife, N. Y.
sEAToN H0UsE-JoHs II. sEMNEs.
" II Richardson, Baltim ore; Geo W Minus,
N. NJ Lowe. Boston, Gea. n. Southland, 3 II
Purdy, New York. Geo. b. Smith, W. II. Ruth,
Va.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS IN ANCIENT
ROME.-Ths saying that there is nothing new
under the sun appears to be as true of Universal
Exhibitions as Of anything else According 10
accounts given by Seneca, the hrSt experiment
was made under Nero, more than eighteen cen
turiss ago. II was present, says the Roman
philosopher In one Of his letter., "Gt solemn
exhibition Of the wealth Of Rome there / saw
statues which were marysls, perfect master
pieces exquisite stufs aud drapsrieS and cos
tunes brought from countries even beyond the
Roman trontiers " 10.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Cincinnati-Message Of Mayor vii.
stack.

CrScISSArI, April 2O.-Mayor Wilstack
delivered bis frst message yesterday. The
net receipts Of the city for the year leave 4
balance in the treasury nf 1852 $3.50. The
debt Of the city is S32T9,300, and the as
sets SlO, ,3S9 9,663. Deaths from all causes
for the year were 1894, Of which 2,033
we're from cholera. The Mayor recon-
mends the necessity Of cleanliness, in view
Of the probable return Of the cholera.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Creyasse In Louisiana.

NRw ORLEANS, April 20.-Another ere.
vase occurred yesterday at West Baton
Rouge. The extent Of the damage is not
yet reported. The greater part OF Louisi.
ana is overhcwed, and there is much dam.
age in consequence.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
wAsHIsoroS, D, C,,. .April ., 1887.

sS-T To Consum ptives.-The Advertiser
having bsen restored TO health In few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
ysars with aseysrs lung Affection, and tLA, dread
disease, Consumption, Is anxious to make known TO
his fsllow-suaerers the means Of cure.
To all who desirs /. he will send copy Of the pre-
serptOn used, tree Of charge with the directions
for preparing and usins the same, which they will
hnd huRH OuRA SoE CoNsUAPrIoE, ASTHMA, BRUE-
oHIris, &c. The only object Of the advertiser In
ssndibg the prescription is to benoht the Sniietsd
and spread information which he eonesiVss to be In.
yaluAblsi and he hopes very sufferer will try his
remedy. as II will cost them aothipg and may prove
. blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
os2a-dwIy williAmsburg. Kings Co., nv.
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THE srArr OF LrrE.n-Under this cap.

"THE STAFF OF LIFE."-Under this cap.
tIon Mr. George ssitI snbouses. In to day, REPus.
LicLS that he is now prepared TO furnish bread Of
the best quality at eight cents per loaf Of sixteen
ouness At his s,auds, Nos to2 snd 4os Centre Mar.
kst, no iol Northern L bery Market, and at his
store, No 2Ss New Yo'k avenus, corner Of Tslth
street Also the hnsst .oi Of eakss aud p.s In the
city, at moderate prices Mr. BeiI gives his personal
sttsptiou to his bakery, and his eustom'u and the
publie generally can Z ~ upon what b, promises.
he deliver. all orders 70 any part Of the city, free Of
charge. Give him call and leave your ordets.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Fire and Loss Of LIZ.

BUFFALO, April 20.-A FIRE last night
destroyed the New York and Erie elevator.
Three men were killed by the falling Of the
walls. The loss on the building and grain
stored it is estimated at Sl50,OOO; insured
for Sl00,0 900.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Arrested for Poi.oning.

MEMPHIS, April 20.-A negress, named
Ella Garvin, was arrested to-day for pois.
oning three negroes by mixing arsenic with
-four .H..'.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
Arrest of an Alleged Murderer.

SARATOGA, April. .20.-Benjamin Hogan,
charged with shooting some men in Baby.
Ion, In the Pennsylvania oil regions, last
summer, has been arrested here and lodged
in jail. A large reward was offered for his
arrest,
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
TIE ATTENTION OF ouReaEApERs "a called

The ATTENTION OF ouRehElpERs Ia called
70 the Embellishments In another oolumn Of Msssu.
Berger, Shut, d Go. chemists, Toy, New York
They are Manufacturers Of aud agents for some Of
the most valuable toilet Prspirat ons In u's By
their use all may possess clear, smooth skin, or .
healthy and luIuriAht grov'h Of hair upon the head
or face Those q our readers having use for any.
thiDg Of the kind would do we'll to patroniie them.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

Rev. DR. KKELISo.-Thc friends Of this
popular divine obtain sas photographs pictures
of hm, at the whisshurst Gallery, No. ts4 Psnpsyi
vanis ayeuue. HHH"ar BE-. ap20-a
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
/ CAL ITE N 8 .

Sun THE ACTION TO THE WORD, and the
word TO tho so,iou. sod buy your clothes for One
Price oniy-marksd IN pisin hsures--st Henning's,
corner Of seventh street and M.tylsnd avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
DIED,

on Tuesday. February 10, 1857, In Fe,isrfeli OF
the HsrI, Kingdom Huuuover, (pow us.ia A.
wILriiN onOssE, he being on visit to his brother
kuperintsntent Crosse, at that place.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
John +. BRIDGETS
y NEw AND ~ EdANT

South Side Of PsnnsylVA Ia avenue,
between ThiTtsenIh and Thirteen and "a AlN1DR
half streets, 10 now open and ready for - W
business, with as nne q stock Of CARRlA0E9 Rs
there is In this city, including one very nae New
York Victoria, TO which be calls particular attention,
~ II II the only one for sale In Washington. As'u
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
OsEPH II. sHAFFIELD,

VOSE PHI II. SH FF FIELD +,
q FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
LADIES' ICE CREAM AND DlhING SALOON, .
No. 2t6 PennsS IvauiA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth Streets.
weddings, Dinner, or sapper Parties supplied At
and Confeetlonsres Jelliss, Wedding Cake., best
quality, Table Ornaments Salads, lea Cream Water
ice, Roman Punch. Bonsd Turkey, plain; Bseolopsd
oystsrs, BOned Turksy In Jelly, Charlotte Russs,
ke,, &c. q.
Attendants also will be s.nt to attend to all details
Of arransemsnts. Bouqusts WreAths, and cut flow.
ere to order.
snS I'm InaRpH " sHAPFIRLD.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArEsr oIYIoE.
WASH s0ros, April o, 1867.
on the pttiioh Of Sin on N. EldsT, administrator
OF the estate Of Joha Edsr deesas"d, Of PoTtlaBd
Maine, praying for the sxsnsiou Of p4tent granted
70 the said Jobn a. Eldsr the 2sth Gay Of Jnly s53
for an improvement In Carving the Backs OF Bo Ks,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which takes p ace on the S6th d.y Of Jaiy, 1867!
ordered that the hAid petition b- head ht the
Pate 4 once on MONDAY, the 6th day Of July NJ It.
At ~ o'clock. IN and all persons are no insd 10 ap
pear and show esuss II any they have, why said pe
tition ought not 10 be gr4nled. .... D.. .
Persons opposing the extspiion are require TO hle
in the Patent once their obi eetions, specially set
forth In wrtng at least ttoen days before the day
VI hear nE al Testimony Ale. by other party TO be
used It the sid hearing, muNt be taken and trans
mitted In accord noe with the Tu Of the ONCE,
which will be furnished on app icaiion.
Drpos lions nd oher Paper,, relied "pon RE testi
mony mast be hled In the once tlosnty days b. fore
the y Of hearing; this arguments, II any, within
ten days after hling the testimony.
Or cred, also, that this notice published In th
REPUBLICAN, and the IatsItf0sneer, Wa shingtsn, D.
L., End In the Press, Portland, hAlne. one- week
for three suee ssive wseks tho nIst Of sid publeA
hszTing. 7. O. THkAKgR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p. s.-Editors Of the Abo,e paps-s viii pl4ssA
copy and send thsir bulls TO the Pstent unes with
paper eontAiaing th . hotlee. .. ap22 w3w
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ah2s-w4

As- Treasury Department, o nee OF the
coEPrRoLLER OF TIE CuRREEov, wAsHISaroS, March
Il. te7-Notesi is hereby given to tho holders Of the
circulating notes Of The First hatonsl Bank Of Me-
dina" T., tat such notes will DO paid in lawful
money Of the United States upou presentation of'
the same at the Treasury Of the United States.
II. R, HULBURD,
nh2s-w4t Comptroller Of the Currency,
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

ss- Board Of Trads.-An adjourned
meeting of the Board will bs held s their rooms on
MONDAY EVENING, nd instant, at 8 o'clock. A
fall attendance is requested.
Jso. II. sRMNEs, President
n. sARDo, Secretary. sp22.lL
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DROPOsALS Will BE RECEIVED

DROPoSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
II At this sfAoe until u, m WEDNESDAY,, Nay
s67, for laying the gas and WAtsr service pipes on
-ueh Ivts aad paris Of lota boTde lug on II s,TesI
North, tetWesn RsuTtssnIh street West and Nine.
tesnth Etrset Hrs not aroa provided there
vi b. kp.e HeAt ons can 10 seen ~ the City @ IN.
missionsfS' Once, In accordance with the act Ap.
JOHN W DYER
Commissioner First Ward.
JAG D vVNDRRLKHR,
Gp22. .2AWtmAy7 ComnisslonoT second Ward.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

81 Free to Everybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular giving isformston Of the greatest import
anes to the young Of both scxs'
II teaches how the bomeiy may become beautiful
the dsspissd respected, and the forssksa loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
thsr Address, and receive copy post st.pAid, by re.
turn mail. Address 7. o. DrAwsr,oi,
mhis.dkwly Troy, n. T..
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

5O5KDwELL & HENDERSON, sos
Ninth Street.
Persons designing preparing their houses for the
comforts Of spriIs and summer, would do we'll to
call on
KIDwILL l. HENDERSON,
sos Ninth street, FOur Doors Above D, usdsr ssatOn
Where they are now offering Large and Well ss-
Isuted Assortment Of the following 0oodsi
WALL PAPERS. ALL GRADES,
WINDOW SHADES,
SCOTCH HOLLANDS. ALL CoLoRs,
GILT ooRNICEs,
CURTAIN PINS AND LOOPS,
MOSQUITO BARS, ,..
OVAL AND SQUARE PICTURE TsAMBs,
PICTURE CORDS AND TAssSLs,
FLOOR ASD rARLE oILCLoTHs,
CANTON MATrISos, &o.
All Of which they are prepared to sell at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
ALL WORK IN THEIR LINE EXECUTED IN THE
CITY OR COUNTRY BY RxPRRIENoRD
woRKMEE, AT SHORT NoTIoE
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Soo NINTH STREET. UNDER sEAToH HALL. FOUR
DOORS ABOVE STREET. aplT.n
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

CIRcUIr CoURT-Chief Justice Cartier
Brown W.. Bits Case still on trial.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

ss- II. d. Barr, from Edward r. Keliy's,
6l2 ChestOut street, Philadsphis, will remain in
Washington I'LL May Q, and gentlemen desrous Of
being elegantly dressed will call at bis rooms, 2Sl
street, aud select from one Of the best selected
stocks ever before Aersd In this city Prices To suit
the times. omes hOuts, TIL 10 a m. . TIL 8 p m.
WIN cali on gsStlSmsn leaving their address, with
sample book. spi6.lot
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

81 Treasury Departments, once of the
CorrTsoLLKR oy rnE cuHhsSor, wAsHIsoros, March
2s ss7-Notes is hereby given 10 the holders Of the
CIRCULATING notes Of "Ths Tennessee National Bank
Of Memphis I" Tenn, that such notes will be paid In
lswful money Of the Upited States upon presentation
Of the same at the Treasury OF the United States.
II. n. HULBuRD,
nh2s-w4t Comptroller Of the Currency.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
s-a Card. lit 1. respectfully requested

ara Card. 1t is respectfully requested
BY the 4" Opssr'ative Army and Navy UpiOp," Oi>
this city. that all persons who bsv- been sOidisIs
and were rejected by tho United States senate. or
| anywhere removed fom once. with the causes, as
far Rs known or alleged hsrefVr, send their names.
rank and history Of sIy .ee the a. my, with st
once address, to capt Prank. Gsi.s, Corresponding
Secretary, Conservative Army and Navy Union,
| washinston, DC"
By order ofps EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
wAsHISaroS, D, c.. April O. 1887.
All papers throughout The country friendly to the
intsre't. Of the soldiers nd ssilOrs requested
10 copy the above.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22
R0P0SALS FOR GRADING
TWELFTH srR'Br EAST.

i TWELFTH srR'Br EAST.
Proposals will be received At the Mayors ohes
lBtll ~ m, M0NDNY. 18Th iay Of May, for -adIng
T~ elfh street east from South Car lima avenue to
street south Toe surplus eartH shall be used 10
mAkiug twelfth street east from the south side Of
Nou' CAr"linA avenue to Liucoln square; Al o in
making and streets sonth, between Eleventh
street cat aud ThiTteenth street east
Bidders wi state the price per cubic yard, apd but
price will be paid Tor either the cutting or the
nlling, whichever measures most; the con tractor
shall carefully level the excavations where depos-
tied, without any extra cost.
1he right 10 reserved by the corporation to reject
any or all bids, W, A. fLkrt HER,
Co missioner kiHth Ward.
T. kDWA' ID CLARK,
ADAM 0ADD g. JR,,
Ap.2- 2AwtmylS Assistant CommissIOneTs.
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splo:n sv. SoYEs, Secretary.
wh. h.wALlI SGToE, ls.,,,,,,,.,
OSCAR K. HARRIS, eeoi''s' ap2N q

81 Treasury Department, once of Tn.
CosPrRoLLER OF THR cukRsscI wAsHISoroS, March
a. lse7-sotieo hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of THE First Hational Bank Of
Newtoa," kass., that such notes will be paid In
lawful money Of the United States upnp prssrnts.
ton Of the At the Treasury Of the United States
n. r. HULBURD,
nh2s-wt Comptroller Of the Currsncy.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

81 Registry Notioe.-Notiee 10 hereby
given to all qualified voters In the sixth ward that
the judges VI election sppointei to rsgistsr vhers
under the act Of Congress approved February 1867
entitled "Aa act to punish Illegal voting In the Dis
hiet Of Columbia, and for other purposes" viii be
In session st the
ANACosTIA ENGINE HoUsE NAVY YARD,
ON MONDAY asd TUESDAY, April % aud ~ from
three 10 seven O'Clock, p m, and WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, April - and Is, from four to eight
o'clock, p IN for the purpO Of receiving and re-
cording their names.
apio.n s.V. MOVES, eecre.ary. ,
sg- The City Nominating Coavsntion.-
The Delsgsts ehos n y the Democratic AID Con-
ssrvstVo eihIsus Of the dfsrnt wE,ds, Of the city
Of washipgt n, will Lssem'le 10 Convention, On
MONDAY EVENING, the 23d instant, at half past
seven o'clock, bt the WOODWARD BUILDING,
PenusylvA "a avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh
streets. north SIDE for the purpOse Of making pomi.
nation, for Collector, Register and Surveyor to be
voted for atths huniepal Election on the third day
Of June next.
ALyxANDBR RUTHERFORD, Prsst.
The national Republican., 1867-04-22

Asr SOLE AGENT fcs the sals and delivery Of tn,
NATIONAL REPuBL'oAH In Alex tndria. Apl7-u
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06
Good for Forty Tunes.

Good for Forty Tunes.
The Shelby Und) Courier has the fol-
lowing:
Organs in the churches have become
very fashionable of late. In almost ev-
cry church you go into you find one of
these instruments. A friend of ours,
who lives in neighboring village, re-
lated to us an amusing incident which
occurred in their church.
He said, to be in fashion they must
have an organ. The congregation cosld
not afford to pay an organist, so they
got self-acting organ, o compact in
strument, well suited to the purpose,
and constructed to play forty tunes.
The sexton had instruction how to set
it going and how to stop it, but unfor-
tunately he forgot the latter part of his
business, and after singing the first -four
verses of hymn before the sermon the
organ could not be stopped, and contin.
ued playing two verses more, then, just
as the clergyman completed the word
"let us pray" the organ again clicked
and started another tune.
The sexton and others continued theil
exertions to find the spring, but no one
could put a stop to it; so they got foul
of the stoutest men in the church Il
shoulder the perverse instrument, and
they carried 1t down the aisle of the
church, playing away, into the church,
ward, where it continued clicking ant
playing away until the whole OF the
forty tunes were run through.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06

Crocodile sYllssysr,. =,
Amongst other famous ancient dia-
Iectic problems is the following dilem-
ma, which is framed with wonderful
ingenuity, the acuteness displayed in
its construction being probably unsur-
passed. 1t it called Syllogisimus Cr""'
odilus, and may be thus stated: A"
infant, while playing on the bank of a
river. was seized by crocodile. The
mother hearing its cries, rushed to its
assistance, and by her fearful entreaties
obtained promise from the crocodile
(who was obviously of the highest intel,
ligence) that he would giveit back il
she would tell him truly what would
happen to it. On this, the mother (per-
haps rashly) asserted:
"Tou miU not gire il back'" ... ..
The crocodile answers to this: I'll
you have spoken truly. l cannot give
back the child without destroying the
truth of your assertion; if you have
spoken falsely, cannot give back the
child, because you have not fulfilled
the agreement; therefore l cannot give
it back whether You have spoken truly
or falsely" H..
The mother retorted: "1f / have
spoken truly, you must give back the
child, by virtue of your agreement; If
1 nave spoken falsely, That can only be
when you have given back the child;
SO that, whether l have spoken truly OF
falsely, the child must be given back"
History is silent as to the issue of this
remarkable dispute. -as
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06
Hear Reason,

STRENGTHEN THE DEFENCES!
When garrison apprehends an attack from
an outside enemy, what does it dot 1tsTRENGTH.
EMS THE DRFESCEs. The human system, at this
period of the year, is beleaguered by morbid in
luences. The atmosphere is full of them
Every change of weather lays the feeble open to
their attacks. What is to be done in order to
battle these unseen, but ever active, foes :
STRENGTHEN THE DEFESCEs. Do you ask how :
The answer Is simple-the means within tho
reach of all: Reinforce the vital organs and
the nervous system with HOSTFTTER'S BIT.
TIERS. Tone the stomach, regulate the bow.
spirits, enrich and purify the vital cur.
rent with HosTETTEks BITTERs. That's
the way to STRENGTHEN THE DEFESCEs,
and render the capital Of health impreg.
nable. II you. wish to escape bilious headache,
intermittent fever, indigestion, and nervous
visitations-to enjoy, In all its plenitude the
blessing of "a sound mind in sound body"
tive. 1t preserves health in the healthy, and
renews it in the weak and ailing.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-04-06
The Knake Plane,

In its present improved state, is now
without . rival. The clear bell-like
quality of tone is materially richer and
round, while the action has the delicate
elasticity so much desired by all piano
players. The agrafs improvement is
added without cost to the purchaser,
thus making the Knabe piano an cpl
tome of all that is good and desirable.
The agent for West Virginia and East
ern Ohio is Mr.. Sheib, who has a fine
assortment at less than factory prices.
Piano buyers should make a note of
this.