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MAYORS C0URT-RECoRDER REGNArLT
REsIpISG-MoNDAY MoENING.-James NJ.
Fourcron, alias John +. Fourcron, was ar
raigned for having in his possession horse
stolen from Colonel Dupont, of the Fifth
United States artillery.
From the evidence Of Colonel Dupont
and a member of his command 1t appeared
that the horse had been tied at the corner
of Fourth and Broad streets by his rider,
and in his absence the horse had been
stolen.
One of the men who went in search Of
the horse testified that he found him in
Fourcron's possession, near Blacks and
Whites. He had Just traded the horse
off to gentleman near by. He had with
him the saddle and bride carried off with
Colonel Dupont's horse.
Fourcron was sent on.
The continued case of Charles Van Win
kle, charged with selling lottery tickets,
was again continued until tomorrow, at
the request of the accused.
Alice Allen, white, and Mildred Smith,
colored, charged with using obscene Ian
guagc in the street, were committed In
default of surety.
Richard Butler and Thomas Hall were
arraigned for fighting in the street. But
Ter was also charged with driving cart
over Halls child. Hall was discharged, g,
and Butler was tined SO and required 10
give surety for his future good behavior.
James McArncy, white, aud Jacob Will
liams, colored, charged with lighting in the
street, were fined s. each.
William l.. Pcasley was arraigncd for
assaulting and attempting 10 rob }. Spots
wood Rider. Rider was pardoned from a
term of eighteen years in the penitcntary
on Saturday.
Ii appeared from the evidence that
Peasley and Rider had some words in Dan
Wren's saloon, and Rider put his hand in
his pocket to get his knife ont. Pcasley
warned him To desSt, threatening to knock
him down unless lie did 50. Rider paid
no attention, 50 Pcasley Knocked him
down and put his foot on his neck. Rider
promised to behave himself, and Pcaslcy
helped him up and washed his face. No
attempt to rob was proven.
Pcaslcy was discharged.
Jasper Taylor, negro, charged with
having in his possession stolen chickens,
was sent under the hill.
John Cronin, charged with assaulting
and beating John W. Padgctt, was fined
so, and required to give $500 surety for
his future good behavior.
Robert X. Ratclilie was arraigncd to an
swcr the charge of perjury in swearing
in regard to the amount OF property owned
by him. On Saturday the accused offered
himself as security for William ii. Duke,
charged with exhibiting faro, and made
oath that he owned in his right lot OF
ground on Leigh street near Fifth. This
was found afterwards to be doubtful, and
Ratclitie was accordingly arrested.
A copy of deed Of gift transferring the
above property to the mother
of the accused and three children, among
whom was the prisoner, was produced in
court yesterday, the property being as
signed to the parties mentioned, each
one having separate and independent in
terest in it.
Ratcliile was discharged.
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SUPREME Court OF APPEALS OF NIR-
GINA. Vaughn against the Common
wealth. This was n motion by the Com
monwcalth against Vaughn and ais. on the
bond of the sheriff of the county of Gray
son. The question involved was upon the
validity of the bond. The record showed
that it had been regularly executed, ac-
knowledgcd, and certified but the clerk,
whose testimony was received though OBJ
jected to, stated that the bond had been
executed in blank, and had been filed mp
by himself after the adjournment of the
court. The court below (Judge Meredith)
held that the bond was valid whereupon
Vaughn obtained a writ of error from this
court. This court held that the evidence
of the clerk was inadmisSible and that
the record was conclusive of the legal exc
cution of the bond.
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LIGHTHOUSE CONE BuoYs CARRIED
oFF.-Deep Water Shoal Lighthouse, just
below Mulberry island, James river, taken
off by the ice in the river last winter, has
never been replaced. The consequence is
that several schooners and steamers have,
in the darkness, run ashore, some of
them receiving material damage. Nearly
all Of the buoys in the river we're washed
away last winter, and have not yet been
replaced, and vessels passing up and down
its waters are frequently running against
the old wrecks of sunken vessels. On
Sunday night the British brig Gold
finder" and the schooner J. ?. Kirkland,
Boston, struck some of these wrecks, but
fortunately received little damage. A
seemingly smaller accident has frequently
sunk vessels, and it is remarkable that
these escaped so well. We trust that the
Lighthouse Board will at once take the
matter in hand and replace this light
house and these buoys.
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PowHATAS STEAMBOAT CoMPANY'S LINE.
The steamer State OF Maryland, Captain
Thomas Travers, of this popular line, will
be withdrawn after this trip for repairs.
She will be thoroughly overhaulcd and re-
painted, and will be put on the line again
as soon as these have been completed.
The steamer City of Petersburg viii tc'.c
her place while she is off. The State If
Maryland has been running on tins line Tor
twenty months, and has never missed u
trip. The Messrs. Currie are her agents
in this city, and 10y their uniform kindness
and politeness have won the confidence OF
the public. Captain Travers, commander
of the Maryland, has been on her ever
since she was put on this line, and no bet
ter master or more courteous captain runs
a vessel through our waters.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRTC0 JUDGE
MEREDITH PRESIDISG.-Thomas Howard,
negro, charged with breaking into the
house of Frank Seller and stealing $500
in gold and lot Of clothing, was arraigned
for trial; and the jury, failing to agree,
were turned over to the sheriff, and the
prisoner was rcmanded to Jail.
Mr.. William Folkcs, clerk of the Hen
rico County Court, was arraigncd to an
swer an Indictment for charging greater
fees than allowed by law. The accused
filed plea in abatement to the effect that
Samuel Ball, one of the grand Jury finding
the Indictment against him, was not free
holder in the county; whcreupon the
Court allowed the Commonwealth Attor-
ney until Thursday TO examine into the
matter.
The civil docket will be called to-day,
and witnesses and jurors must be prompt
in their attendance.
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SITE FOR MANCFACToRIES.-W have
heard that the site of the Columbian
Hotel has been examined by q party of
capitalists, who propose to erect thereon
a large cotton and woolen manufacturing
establishment. The motive power for
turning the machinery Of these mills will
he taken from the basin and brought In
large iron pipes either down Cary street or
through the alley which runs down be-
tween Cary and Byrd streets by Shockoe
Warehouse, and across Thirteenth street
in front of the Tobacco Exchange. The
waste water will be taken down Virginia
street through pipes and emptied into the
dock near the Danville depot. If the an
ticipations of the company who propose to
erect these mills are realized, they will be
able to afford relief to large number of
people who are now out o: work, and
many OF them wanting the necessarcs OF
life. Few cities in the Union furnish
greater inducements to capitalists to en-
bark in enterprises such as this than does
Richmond. Her unrivaled water-power,
her fine harbor, and the number OF rail-
roads which furnish transportation to all
points of the State, present attractions
which are found in few cities. Besides all
these, Virginia furnishes the raw material
in the greatest abundance for the manu-
facture of cotton and woolcn fabrics at
the lowest prices. a few more enterprises
begun and carried on in the same scale
which this one proposes will give an inn
petus to business in Richmond which all
would hail with delight, and which would
give her back her former prosperity.
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ny COWARDIN & ELLYSON.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rIrNNo> THE BRAIN.-Th,s CO,

.r~IrNN 0N THE BRaIN.-Th,s complaint
q. u.u r.g'us to - much greater extent than ever
,e.-a the cause Of which Is that LEVY BRO
y.syS are selling goods At great er barS aims tn An
r.r The great increase Of their business ena.
,.astNem 10 10 80. Those afflicted with the above
-.a.- s.nt Will find perfect cure by following
bose directions
a.s HusA,bsek Towels =; $50 per dozen, worth
"ra.shsek Tcwcling st aoc per yard. worth SOC:
..sa Table Cloths atsl. worth 81 so:
..a.atehad Haudkerchiefs at soc and eoc. ., worth
..5 audsl
s.# ,amsric Handkerchiefs at ?oc., worth soc -
very superior article Al soc 81, worth 75c :
.s.#keTohiefs warranted all linen at 81? and
Al SO Per dozen,
r-.wHa, F.suuel At soc.
s rstk at l.!c-:
-.~A stripes ~ lsc
E... me Scotch GtnEham At 2sc.. worth SOC:
...@t> Fgock Waists at 50 aud 7Sc., worth 8! and
r case Cotton, fall forty.two inches wide,
..,saed Cotton, full ysrl wide. at lsc.;
....aschad Cotton At y! and i5c., and full yard
v.aaatIs2c.;
-..-.as a. '.l -. aud c1c.;
.. some Mozmhsques at Use.
ra, at"a. -. and SOC.
>aeettr. ~ SI.5o per yard;
.,... .ne Checked Mu,lius, for dresses, at SOC,
w#a.4 ha cheap at sc
,r... N4>.su Il Soc. we'll worth SC.
>..>aN Mus..as a. - 80, -, and soc, worth SO
#sr cent, more;
age forveiIs all colors, al soc, worth Sc;
r.=-a.us CsHeoes al lf-c
.-nsdercd Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen,
wrta - per dozen;
H.. ss.rae Embroidered Linen Sets. Collars and
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ec- 4 CARD TO THE PCBLiC.-The fol-
.snrs .~rles Of resolutions were unanimously
.1ag.sI al q meeting Of the firm Of
HIRsR 4 Co, C27 BROAD STREET,
tr u.sch the citizens Of Richmond and the sur
s.ar4lns country are deeply Interested
Whereas 1t being the intention Of A. HlRsH to
withdraw from the firm on the 1St day Of July,
=. therefore 10 IL
htaaEr.i, That we will from this day offer our
sarry stock of
FRESH SPRING DRY GOOTS AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES,
AID our WINTER GOODS at less than cost.
haia.f. Tha, should there be a decline In the
laraet, tie prices VIII be correspondingly lower.
A. HIRSH 4 CO.,
anas 81 Broad street.
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PICNIC PARTIES,
and all who love pure article OF
DELICIOUS ICE CREAM,
at the very low price of $3.50 per gallon
Determined 10 keep pace with the age in my bu-
siness and to serve my old patrons and the public
with the best Of everything in my line at the
smallest profit, have this day reduced the prce oil
my r,,o, ,cp cpp,uc
70 Al so per gallon and respectfully invite the at
tion of families, parties, pic-nics, etc, 10 this
3rction with the assurance that all orders will be
filled with promptness and fidelity. Send in your
ordersto A. ANIoNl'
sp22-lm llO5 south side Of Main street.
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Messrs. Grubbs u
Williams sold on yesterday the right, title,
and interest in lease for ten years from
Ist July, 1868, in and to the lot of ground
upon which stands the house occupied by
Schaap & Hartman and Anderson 4 Co.,
together with the interest in the said
house, for 81 Ais.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL 30, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State of Maryland, Trsvers, Baltimore,
merchandise aud passengers, ID. x w. turne
Steamer Virginia, snyder, Philadelphia, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. L. Porter.
Steamer Niagara Brakeman, New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers, u. +. Watson.
steamer Hdtteraa, Alexander, New YORK, msr-
chandise and passengers, ). Ayres 20.
Brig (British) Guldhnder, Mcbride, HALIFAX,
plaster, Warwick BarksdAle.
Schooner J. Z. Kirkland, Nickerson, Boston, Ice
b. Wardwel.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chaudise and passengers L. b. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner John Griffith, -, sailed from City
Point for Baltimore
Schooner Il. Arcuarius, Jackson sailed from
Pickcu's landing With ship timber for Portland
Schooner Robert Healy, Jones, from Baltimore,
and Annie NJ Edwards, -. They are expected
up early this morning.
By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Arriyed, steamer Malta.
Liverpool -
ma n from New York, touched here to day.
MoBILE, April 29.-Brig Fannie Fowlkas reports
that twenty miles east Of Elbow Keys she passed
an English barque from London water logged and
abandoned. Her mizLen and main topmasts were
gone She was loaded with mahogany.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Arrived, steamer Empire,
Norfolk.
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HIRING PENITENTIARY CoNvICTs.-The
Legislature on yesterday passed bill au-
thorizing the superintendent of the peni-
tcntiary to hire any number of the con-
victs as may be deemed advisable to work
on the construction of reservoir at the
City Water Works-their hire to be paid
in city bonds, payable with interest in ten
wears
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ACCIDENTS Yesterday afternoon as
workman named Abrams was passing
along Seventeenth street he was STRUCK
upon the head by falling brick, and hurt
severely though not seriously.
On Sunday evening last little son oil
Mr.. Blackburn was badly injured by the
falling of some boards. His injuries,
though severe, are not considered danger
Gus.
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JUDGE LYoNs's CouRT.-1n this court
yesterday Sarah Pettiford was arraigned
for stealing n diamond pin, valued at
800, from Colonel Chatin. The case
was continued until the next term.
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ANOTHER STREET CAR DIFFICULTY.-A
colored man made an attempt to ride in
street car yesterday, but was at once put
off. There was no further difficulty.
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RELIGIOUS. services will be
held in Trinity church, Rev. k. n. Sledd
pastor, every night during the present
week, We learn that the meetings of last
week were we'll attended, and a good deal
of interest was manifested. The pastor is
doing a good work, and has been much en-
couraged by the progress made in keeping
no every department of the church. He
is very popular in his denomination, and
stands deservedly high in the estimation OF
the large and intelligent audiences who
statedly attend his ministry.
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HE- JACKS HAVE DONE MORE TO
break down all good medicines than the lives OF
the empires are worth. In this State, Nirginians
are afraid Of the nostrums poured into the market
a. panaceas for every III but when friend and
neighbor recommends a State production Ike
BAKERS PREMIUM BlTTERS for dyspepsia and
disorders OF the stomach and bowels. no sensible
man can or will reject them. They are never
failing cures for such diseases, and need only be
tried 10 be appreciated.
To be had OF all prominent druggists.
Orders filed by addressing
Z. BAKER, Proprietor,
Box 333, Richmond, Va.
AMELIA CorsTHorsg, VA, March 20, 1857
Nr. T. BGter: Sir-This IL 10 certify that from
about the LIST of March TO the lst of October last
was incessant sufferer from indigestion and
diarrhra. | consulted several prominent physi
clans used calomel freely-all which proved
fruitless. ] finally commenced using BAKERS
PRgarrM BITTESs. and from its use found more
relief than from all other remedies combined. To
It's use attribute my present good health, which
Is better than 1t has been for the past Fix years.
am, sir, very respectfully, &c,
w. NJ. S. DrSN,
Engineer Richmond and Danville
ap p27-Tu&F3m Railroad Company.
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THE ELLINGER & FooTE CoMBINATIoN.-
The first of a series of performances by
this truly wonderful company was gwen
at the Theatre last evening, and proved IN
every respect an entertainment well worth
attending. Colonel Small and his sister
are wonderful prodigics. Mr.. HarrlSon's
songs are highly amusing, and his eztemPo-
raneous song was truly wonderful. FRO
fessor Brooks violin solo was excellent.
On the whole, the performance is very
good and We would advise those who
wish to spend a pleasant evening to visit
the Theatre during the stay OF this com0l-
nation. There will be a matinee for young
people this afternoon.
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9ithmond 1ispatrh.
TUESDAY................... APRIL 80, 1867
Index to Advertisements.

tSoTE.-Ail Advertisements are classified, as
they are thus more easily referred to by the reader
The new ones appear hrst under each heading1
plug COLUMN.
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sI0MACHIC AND Alternative.
~ rnE ' polNrs IN FAVOR OF THE

new HAIR DRESSING called
w o q b 5 CAsTALlA N q X b M
are The following
]. IL - uurlvaIled as n Hair Dressing.
z IL will faston the hair If Inc lined 10 fall on
J. II Will prevent Dandruf.
4 II Will render the Hair Soft ard Glossy.
6. Itis cIeanly. and pleasant To use.
Prepared al WOODS PHARMACY, and sold by
-. 4Iugglsls ap1e
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TIE THREE SMALLEST HUMAN BEINGS IN
EXISTENCE.
COMMODORE FOOTE,
the smallest man in the world, the wonderful little
comedian, actor, and dancer.
MISS ELIZA NBSTELLE
1.-THE Fairy Queen, the beautl'ul nlle Poeucai
reader and danseuse.
The whole world is challenged in the snm OF
600 10 produce the equal OF Commodore Foote
and sister in weight, size, and education
COLONEL SMALL.
the great Female Character Dancer.
Accompany these wonderful specimens OF hu-
manlty Is their prec eptress,
MRS G q. RUSSELL,
the celebrated Vocalist and Planlst
In combination with the above mammoth array OF
curiosity and talent Is
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,
the celebrated comic vocalist and eXtemporaneous
poet
PROFESSOR q. II. BROOKS,
the we'll known solo Niolinlst ana Planlst,
MASTER JACK,
the Musical Prodigy.
MASTER WILLIE,
the Youthful Prodigy.
Dress circle and paTquette, 5Vc. family Circle
soc colored gallery, 25c
Doors open At Tt-commence at O'CLOCK
THREE GRAND MATlNEES
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
commencing at O'Clock.
ap27-lw
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOX
N ARTIFICIAL LIMES.-The Board OF Com
-,ts.,nnays ON Artificial Limbs have entered into
c"n,rset with Dr. DOUGLAS BLY, to fornish Az
TIFICIAL LIMBS to the disabled men VINO are en-
,itiaa 10 the benefit OF the appropriation made by
In order to the best working OF the commission
q snd tns manufacturer, and that no disapPointment
& ariss In any party II Is important thai appil-
the ,s,n.b hin na@s
lie. e'oy nyy,,Y io the Com missioners forthwith.
o%' ,nniicants will not come 10 Richmond iof
r,nhs pppptii thew receive orders to do so. -,
q Applicants will be attended 10 IN the ofae' u
'hs Each sppiic4nt will receive circular WIN IN
structions. IN xayrosd and steamboat
Ine piseS Ssxs Generously offered to give Tree
TRANSPORTATION TO the apgllcann,
I; il; PElSf09RasT' EGf0R Commissioners.
y. b. WATKINS,
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sg NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES

sg NEW GOODS AND NEW PRICES
AT
ISAAC GREENTEEES,
- Brad street, between Eighth and Ninth.
.aa--,..urj has inst returned with a new
ar. .....eta.. .tuck ~ goods consisting OF
Evys'. Youths, and Gents CLOTHING,
FURNISHING GOODS. OF al! kinds,
SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HhNuKE2CHIEFS,
COLLARS, SOCkS,
HATS, cf all the latest sty les;
s.. = which will be sold n the lowest cash prices
GIVE lie q 81. before purchasing elsewhere.
!. GREESTREE,
Sll Broad street told No. ll7l,
sr 2a-lm between Eighth and Nirth.
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STRIKE AMONG THE STEyEDoREs.-The
stevedores and workmcn on the dock
struck on Saturday for higher wages. On
Yesterday they posted handbills announc-
ing the fact at points about the dock.
Some of these were torn down, which
created considerable excitement, the
stevedores threatening the parties with
violence unless they desisted. During the
day Yesterday the workmen were gathered
in groups all around the dock engaged in
animated discussion and expressing de-
termination to have the demanded prices
for labor or not to labor. The following Is
a copy of the handbill posted by them
sTEvEDogE SOCIETY OF LABoRING MEN OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
Organized J,me 7, 1866.
The undersigned having organized them
selves for protecting the laborng men,
stevedores, and horse holsters, of the city
of Richmond, having agreed TO strike for
higher wages, they warn all members OF
this society to abide by the constitution,
and any member violating said constltu-
ton will be fined not less than fifty dollars,
to be paid in advance. The regular wages
allowed by this society are as follows
Foremen, s3 per day; laboring men, -
per day or 25c. per hour; horse hire, "a
Der day for working on board of vessels
25c. per ton for coal; 25c. for dlscharglne
guano; 25c. for plaster; 25c. per ton fol
railroad iron. All other prices Will be
charged in proportion. The stevedores
will be held responsible for these wages.
This Society ,oiN be protected dy The m"A
tdry. ,:,o.
LEMUEL CARTER, Nice-President.
VALENTINE GRIFFIN, treasurer.
HARRISON WILLIAMS, Cashier.
The strike still continues, and the EN-
ployers persistently state that they VII
not accede to the demands OF the strikers
The Stevedore Society is composed en-
tircly of colored men.
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BE- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsTITUTloN.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
!. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS
K. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, w. Il. Quarles,
WIN. H. Lyons, Jr K. Z. Blanken-
A. Bodeker, Il b. Weisiger, ship,
w. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, }. b. winston,
A l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
+. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. L. B!uford, J. ". Hall, w. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w F. Gray, w. Z. Tanner
T. U. Dudley, Alfred Moses, }. III. Nowlin.
The security offered TO depostors is undoubted,
and the institution should commend itself to all
Classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
to this institution. Hero they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small AS one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent interest
received on same.
once hours from A. NJ. to 7. NJ. on Saturday
from A. Nj to p. NJ, and from TO 2. NJ.
10 l3-d&swts
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- GIVE NATURE A LiFT.-People ex-

- GIVE NATURE A LiFf.-People ex-
E.e. loo much Of nature They uife with their
health AMI tA-ir constitutions, and then are sur
tra-ed that they fall sick
The pressure OF constant mental or bodily labor
awan the animal powers /. tremendous. Very few
systeus and constitutions can bear up agalnst this
pressure uua.ststeI. Add TO this the unhealthy
Influences which Turk uu,eeu in the air We
breathe, the water We druk, tho la'si'ude pro-
aHueI ar tI.- season by the change from the rigor
.s winter to tbs warmth Of sprug, and 1t would
sasga g. require almost superhuman vigor to Keep
!. perfect health without reinforcing the physical
.a.r..a..
Est .pw reinforce them: Certainly not win
a....vfat. j slmuIauts. There Is no poison In the
ot.r air or in the atmosphere Of furnace heated
fanu.. ar workshops, or factories 60 perhicious
g.. tbpsg cradly, burning fluids.
WY use them when
HusTETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERs,
4 ays.stabls tonic without alloy, are everywhere
ubts.uab!es Nothing has ever been offered 10
The feeble and drblIita,ed so harmless In lts La
tafe =, powerful in lts invgorating effects, az ms
na.rbfa'rd
sI0MACHIC AND ALTERAT1VE.
In tie army aud the navy, IN new settlements,
an1in crowded cities, by cd and young, iich ana
poor 1t ls used ~ a PROTECTIVE and REoIohA-
TIVE MEDICINE with most gratifying results.
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