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The Show Hunnicutt Not in It.

The Rev. Mr.. HUNNICrTT is not an actor
named in the bills of the play to-day. The
most important character is therefore left
out. 1t as bad as to play Hamlet without
HAMLET himself. HUSSIcUTT is the mos.
attractive man the Radicals have, and has
more influence with the negroes, who are
the entire Radical party, than any other
man in it. If they get him fairly enraged
by their depreciation of his merits he will
upset the carpet-bag cock-boat and drown
the whole party. .
ilUSN1CUTT in the Ne,c Nation of yester-
day washes his hands of the whole pro-
ceeding to-day. He says if anything goes
wrong to-day he cannot be blamed for it,
as he was last year, On the 18th Of April,
when the Richmond negro mob took posses
sion of the Convention and ruled the roost,
putting down and putting up speakers at
they pleased; among others, putting down
Mr.. BoTTs. Mr.. HuNNIcUTT says he was
not even consulted by those who got up the
meeting of to-day; that he has been in
"no caucus with any party or parties, and
"shall 20 into none" But he felicitates
himself with the reflection that he cannot
be blamed ".for any disappointment o.
"aSpiraats which may happen at the meet
ling" to-day.
r 1t is evident things have gone awry-
that the doings to-day are the work of the
carpet-baggerz," and that HUNNICuT1
and the natives are overslaughed. Thei,
discomfort is ill-concealed. The intimatior
in the Neao Nation is.that things may no,
suit all Of the "aspirants." We shall see
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Corn and T1our Exchange.

RICHMOND, August ~ 1se3.
OFFERINGS.
pyhsat,-White, 9. ~ bushels. Red Alst busbels
Gorn.-white. !. 2ss bushels. Mixed, EsbusheIs
Ooks.--4.5 $50 bushels.
Ry1.--41B bushels.
Mil Fged.-a0 bushels.
Whs1t-whfte. ois bushels prime mt - 40 n,
bushels very good ut 81 49, 548 bushels at TO- IA
bushels good mt g. 72a: $50 bushels ut 81 ss: IA
bushels mt 81. 60 $40 bushels damp at $3.50: la
hush Is at So ga III bushels at 81 50 ss bnsbsI.
damp Mt So a5 6.6 bushels dsmp ut g. 50 lss bnsh
els very Inferior at 81 so $40 bushels at 81 sto,,I
1 0os bushels Red s9i bushels very coed At A. s,,
900 bushels Mt 81 81; 100 bushels good ut a. So a.:
bushels fair at Sa.4s $50 bushels damp at g. 20 10
bushels very damp ut S2.is: 81 bushels damagpd AZ
s2 90 bushels common Mt - 20 ~ bushels lrferior
on private terms az bushels at ~. 55- total ~
Corn-white. 900 bushels good at sI.27: % bu.b-
efs fair mt 81 28-~total. $50 bushels. Mixed n,
bushels nj 81. "a ~ bushels at 81? 20 bushels ON
private terms-'otai, l34 bushels.
Outs--I. 800 bushels good at &c.: s2s bushels
prime on private terms; 362 bushels at s?sc.: sas
6Oc: l;2 bushels damaged ut soc.; ls bushels inf
rior at 55c.--totaI SH bushels.
Rue 80 bushels prime on private terms: u
bushels ut 4T5; 104 bushels Mt 1870 bushels a,
5l4s-total, 3SI bushels.
RE-ExHIBrTED.
Wheat.-White. liz bushels. Red 10? bushe,,
CoT7.-W bite, 50 bushels. Mixed, 30 bushels
FLOUR.
Country is quoted to-day By the dray-load sp-
perfrc 81; extra, fl?; family. sia.25
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SUDDEN DEATH OF NEGRo.-An old
negro named Dick Griffin, who has for
months subsisted on public charity, was
found dead in an unfinished building on
Cary street near Eleventh Sunday after
noon. Dr.. Little, on view Of the body,
deemed an inquest unnecessary, and gave
it as his opinion that the old man died Of
"too much liberty and too little food"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25
always ON SILVER AND GOLD MINES.

ALWAYS ON SILVER AND GOLD MINES
The New York Tribune has correspondent
in Mexico who affords that paper infinite
satisfaction. OF his last letter the Tribune
says " he fully describes the silver hacien-
/" das and the process of reducing ore.
Mexico does not derive yet from its i'm
]" mense resources the profit which a more
Z" ent9pristng and better governed people
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED HoRSE-THIEF.-
Sergeant Rankin and Officer Adams, Of the
city police, yesterday arrested Beverly
Twyman, a negro, charged with the stealing
OF horse or mule from a citizen of Buck
ingham. 1t seems that Beverly was some
time ago arrested for the crime, and being
released on bail, failed to appear at the
specified time, and forfeited his recog-
nizance. 1t is said that large reward has
been offered for his apprehension.
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ROBBERY IN HANorER-0n Saturday
last, during the absence of himself and
family, the house Of Rev. Newton Shor,
was entered by negro thieves, who carried
off considerable quantity Of clothing and
other property. The rogues being traced 10
Richmond were arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Peasants. They gave their names
as Robert Lee alias Calvin Rose and Wood
son Garnet.
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reason.

Two STARs-BuRLINGAME and Comma
dore FARRAGUT. One plays in this country,
and the other in the Eastern Hemisphere.
AS two stars of such magnitude cannot ap-
pear at the same time in the same sphere,
the Commodore, being "played OUT" is
coming home, and BURL1NGAME is going to
supply the place of the withdrawn light
with Chinese fireworks.
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WATERMELON MoLAssEs.-A gentleman
living in the vicinity of Richmond, who has
a very largo quantity Of watermelons on
hand, has contracted to supply one Of our
seedsmen with the seed Of the fruit. In
order to secure the seed, and at the same
time be enabled to save the melons, he has
determined to manufacture them into mo-
lasgas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25

MILITARY CHANGEs.-By q special order
issued yesterday SO much Of General Orders
No. % as refer to the assignment of Bre-
vet Major-General Wilcox, commanding
post at Lynchburg, to duty as Military
Commissioner of the twenty-second, TWEEN
ty-third, and twenty-ffth divisions has
been revoked. Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
f. NJ. Cooley, Eleventh United States in
fantry, is assigned to duty in his stead.
These divisions include Bedford, Campbell,
Amherst, Nelson, Appomattox, Botetourt,
and Allegheny counties.
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PETERSBURG LETTER.
Correspondence Of the R edmond Dispatch.

Fight in Chesterfield on s,t.day-Aaa'qhn IN
fages of having battle-ground o.
gond the Reach of Mayor BurgessLesl
cape of Prisoners-ErcarSion FGr1y :?
Negroes to Weldon-Eztra Tram 70
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25

OPERATIONS IN REAL EsTATE.-One Of
our leading real estate agents mas sold
within the last twenty days property in
Virginia worth $4,000, principally to
northern men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25

A XLE GREASE, in boxes and kegsmm
IA the best and most economical article Tor nJ -
Gearing. carts, and carriages. IL Is warrsnteag
stand any ten perature: it combines The boa! 20
duiaiIy OF tslivw, beeswaS, and Tar; kesps IL
unsurpassed In cheapness and durability. 2"
sale by Il. W. POW Ehs.,
au IL No. 1875 hain sie'~-
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How far P p,r'ocfa1e journalism may
his hive gone in open defence Of what is ordi-
narily regarded as sin we cannot say; but
probably no religious journal has ever
uttered such shameless words as those We
have ouoted."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25

Observation-Disclosures Jones (negrol, of
Henrico, sentenced to one years imprison-
ment for perjury.
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MARRIED.

At Pine Bluff Ark, on the 2Sth of January
ROBERT Is. PATTERSON 10 Miss ALBERTIA
r., youngest daughter Of the late Albert Z. Lee,
formerly of this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25

:" ANTED.- An unmarried, middle
fully several years, desires SCHOOL or PRO-
FESSORSH1P IN A COLLEGE. He has from
his patrons and pupils and from professors of the
University of Virginia testimonials of qualifca-
ton, &C., to teach English French German, La
tin Greek, and Mathematics; and can teach
Bookkeeping, Italian, and Spanish. Address,
giving terms and references ''R. S.,'' care Of
Donnsns il Johnston, Petersburg, Va.
au 15-swlm.S Glaylm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25

DICHMOND GRANITE WORkS.-We
/ y are prepared to furnish the very best quality
GRANITE, dressed or nndressed In any quanti-
Is. We will also build all kinds of GRANITE
WORK at short notice. Special attention given to
rough or dressed WALL WORK, CEMETERY
WORK, &C., and all material furnished
HUGH L. GALLAHER,
1y2sm Managing Director.
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FERTILIZERS,
GUANO.
WHEAT FERTILIZERS,

WHEAT FERTILIZERS.
The JAMES RIVER MAEUFACTURTSG COW.
PANf again offers to the public Its several prpns
rations for the WHEAT CROP, and having in for-
mcr ad ertisemrnts furnished very full details OF
their composition and prop, rites. will confne this
notice to mere catalogue, with the assurance that
the formulas as heretofore advertised are stil
scrupulously adhered to, VIZ:
REGULAR PREPARATION,
Of 900 pounds Peruvian and l. 100 pounds yayassa
Guano,
Price $40 per ton Of 2 900 pounds.
SPECItL PREPARATION
Of L $50 pounds Peruvian and ss7 pounds Nayassa
Guano,
Price $50 per ton Of 1000 pounds.
GROUND PERUVIAN GUANO.
reduced in Its drtest state TO the use Of the DRIFT
without impairing ITS quality, at small
advance on the price of the
crude article.
Orders can be addressed through the commission
merchants OF the city, or directly to the UNDER
signed. E. Is. BENTLEY,
all 25-4w Agent.
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ACHINE OIL, M
tW MACHINE uis-
We have on hand u superior article OF OIL ~
.hreshiDg machines, girls! mills, saw mills T &c
o. .. OWENS Co..
1y7 No. 20 Governor s!:ees'
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EARISH HOTEL,
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

The subscribers respectfully inform their friends
and the travelling public that they have easeh he
above-named Hotel. long and favoraby kno"n
as the home If travellers visiting Charlottesville;
md having had 1t thoroughly repaired and reiuT,
nished, are now read, to rec I've and welcome s
,yho may favor them with their patronage pedg-
ing themselves that no pains shall be spared 70
promote the comfort and convenience OF ther
guests. .
tel free Of charge. -
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UANO, GUANO, GUANO.-3oO tons
VI No. Peruvian Guand, balance OF me cargo
of the shin "Naty Merryman." containing, BY
analysts seventeen per cent. of ammonia. W ask
the specisl attention or farmers and dealers TO an
VIC s.mnInation Of IT, GEORGE LEE CO.,
A., "a Am Fourteenth street below Cary.
UANO, GUANO, GUANO.-Fifty tons
VI No. PERUVIAN GUANO, to arrive, for
au Is ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
/ ANDREW GOES SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LINE.
BEST FERTILIZER KNOWN
It is rapidly becoming the STANDARD FEE-
TILIZER. Call and see certificates.
For sale by CHARLES HOWARD
AUS corner Cary and Fifteenth streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-25

DERSONS FROM THE SOUTH VISIT
l. Ing BALTIMORE can obtain FuRSlsHEp
ROOMS at 81 per day, or Is TO VI per week
for the room. This is q new economy for travel
lers. Meals near by. Rooms, u Liberty streT Tc
corner Lexington In the heart OF business 10
secure them apply to w. Ii. MCLEAN. S? NORTH
Charles street Baltimore. AN Tim
MIR. A. K. PARKER having taken the
wi VALENTINE HOUSE, on the corner oil
Capitol and Ninth streets, will be ready to receive
BOARDERS, permanent or transient on ana
after the sth proximo: The location OF tis nouss
Fronting the Capitol Squarej is one OF the most
central and airy In the city; equally desirable lof
families or gentlemen OF business. y 3l-im
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We can now supply our Customers with
STODDARD'S P.ATENcT
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the PROBATE Court of the County of
Caiaceras, State Of California.
In the matter of the Estate of W. G. COL
LINS, Deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE JUDGE OF
i said Court, by the petition this day pre-
sented and filed by Charles L. Chase, the Ad-
ministrator of the estate of w. G.. Collins,
deceased, praying for an order to sell the
real estate and personal property; that it
would be for the best interests of the estate
to sell all of the property, real and personal,
belonging thereto, at private sale.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons in
terested in said estate, be and appear before
the said Probate Court, on Monday, the 18th
day ofNovember. A. D., 1868, at Ii O'Clock,
A, NJ, of that day. at the Court Room of
said Probate Conrt, in the village of San
Andreas in said county, then and there to
show cause, if any they have, why an order
should not be granted to said Administrator
to sell all of the estate, real and personal,
belonging to said estate as aforesaid. And
that copy of this order be published in the
CALAFERAs CHRONICLE at least four success
sive weeks.
JAMES BARCLAY,
Probate Judge.
A true copy. Attest:
J. "A. FOSTER, Clerk.
Dated, October 18th, 1868. oc24:4w.
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HANDKERCHIEF
GLOVES, Wells, etc. ct
Look mt These Prices!

Latest Styles of Spring and Summer Dress
Goods. from 25 to so cents. White Shifting,
UIonsdale and White Rock.) 25 cents; out
side brands yards for 81 90. Brown sheet
ing from l6 to 20 cents pr yard GA
bleached and unbleached, 55 cents. Same
1914. 63 cents. Chambrays of all colors. 3
yards for 81 90. French Lawns. 81 cents
Also on hand the latest styles of Ladies'
Misses and Children's trimmed and untrim-
med hats, which | will sell at the following
prices Ladies' black and white straw hats
untrimmetl, 81 0. Fine White Leghorn do
81 25. Misses and Children's from IS cents
to s. 90. Ladies' trimmed from S4 to S5
Misses trimmed, from 81 80 to So So Chill
drpn's trimmed. from 81 90 to 81 so. Also
full supply of Millinery Goods. The latest
styles of Hat Ribbons 81! cents per yard.
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CALAVERAS CHRONICLE
MOkELUMNE HILL:
SATURDAY, ::::: OCTOBER 81. 1868
THE FRENCH BANauEr.-The banquet CIV

The FRENCH BANaUEr.-The banquet CIV
en- for the benefit of the French Society, on
Sunday, last, was perfect success fnanci-
ally and convivially. The dinner, which
was one of the most elegant ever spread in
Mokelumne Hill, was in readiness at two
o'clock, and was discussed by a large num-
Der of ladies and gentlemen. Wine flowed
freely, toasts were given and drank, songs
were sung. and the greatest sociability pre-
vailed among the guests. The banquet was
presided over by Monsieur Ado lphe Pechade
President of the French Society, with a
grace and dignity which reflected honor up
on the position he occupied, as well as upon
himself. The banquet continued until nearly
dark. At seven O'Clock the seats were re-
moved. the band took their positions in the
gallery and dancing commenced. At twelve,
the guests partook Of rich collation., pre-
pared by Mr.. Leger, in the basement of the
Hall. Supper concluded. dancing was re-
sumed. and continued until morning. The
party was jolly, WITHOUT boisterousness, and
every ore present appeared to be making
the most Of a good time. Rice & Turner
furnished the music, guarantee that it was
exquisite. They are rapidly becoming as
indispensable to dance as Church and
Jones used to be. Give US another banquet
RICH SrRIKE.-A quartz vein, which for
richness bids fair to eclipse any lead yet
rrospected in this county, vas discovered,
recently, near Railroad Flat, in very ain
gular manner. A man was engaged in haul
ing saw logs, using truck for that purpose.
He picked up rock to "chock" the wheel,
which broke under the pressure. and the
teamster happening, casually, to examine IT,
discovered that it was literally covered " ith
gold. A claim was Immediately located
and work commenced. A shaft has been
sunk to the depth of thirty feet. developing
ledge from II to ID inches in width, of
most unexampled richness. We understand
that the -proprietors offer to bet that they
have got ton of rock that will pay thou
sand dollars for crushing. Mcssrs. Sander
son, Gay & Cude.l, are the lucky hon,bres
Success 10 them.
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EaOstettcr's BitaeYs

are admirably adapted to promote this end.
Oiher tonics have their drawbacks. The
concentrated extract of poisonous vegetable
substances. which within the last few years
have been introduc d into the practice of
medicine as invigorants. are all extremely
dangerous. Prussc acid and strj chninr,
though often given as strengthening med-
cines are not safe even in the diminutive
doses and quiniCe disastrously effects ,'i-
nerves and the bones. But in
Weekly Calaveras chronicle., 1868-10-31
E9OSfcttcr'S EHitterS

the-e is positively nothing that is not health
iul and wholesome. They contain no lngre-
dient which by any process could be con-
vcrted into an active poison, and yet as a
constitutional stimulant are infinitely pref
liable to any of the sulphates AM acetates
which have been recently added to the
,,,1fo,;1 Tho
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The young ladies who irradiated our sane
tum the other day with their presence, left
US the possessor of something which, while
1t inflicted no loss upon them, is a treasure
to us-a pleasant recollection.
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Government COuntersign.

The countersign of Hostetter's Stomach
Bi!ters is now a somewhat more serious as
well as difficult business than it was few
years ago. each bottle OF the genuine article
being authenticated by the official indorse-
lnent of the United States Revenue Depart
ment in the form of stamp engraved on
steel to counterfeit which is felony. See.
therefore. that this Government Countersign,
as we'll as the engraved label and note of
hand of the propretors, is attached TO the
bottle The label is embellished with a su-
pei b representation of St. George on horse
back, in the act OF spearlng the Dragon.
and underneath is shield or escutcheon.
bearing warning inscription. which coun-
terfeitcrs are advised to read before they
encounter the penalty which is set forth.
Below this again is HOstetter u Smiths note
of band, the signature TO which it would be
rather serious business to forge. If the
public will look to these verifications of the
genuineness of the article before they pur-
chase. they cannot be deceived. The propri-
etary label and Government stamp are both
executed on steel in the most elaborate style
of bank-note engraving, and are probably the
most expensive specimen of graphic art ever
attached to any medical preparation.
PREPARED AND SOIDRY
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Constitutional Weakness

1t is a great thing to have sound and Wig
orous constitution. There is nothing that
money can buy comparable in value to this
best gift of nature. The difference between
the individual who has it and the unlortu-
nate who has it not, is just the difference be-
tween the man who goes into the battle
clothed in defensive armor and one who has
nothing to oppose TO sword and bullet but
his naked breast. The pestilence that
walketh in darkness; tn" sickness that de-
stroyeth at MONDAY" while it lays low the
man of iebe Stamina is often conquered by
the native strength ofwhat is called an iron
cOnstitut on.
Heaven, however has not endowed even a
moiety Of mankind with this inestimabIe
blessing, and therefore it bchooves those who
have it not, to resort to those most efficient
means of constitutional invgorat on which
science can supply. There is god warrant
tor assert inr that
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10 charming young lady, whose cheeks
put to blush the roses, and whose ewes
caused the violets in the bcquet she present.
ed to US to modestly close their petals, this
article is respectfully dedicated,
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Election Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SACRAMENTO. September 18th, 1865

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
SACRAMENTO, September 18th, 1868.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT A
IN General Election will be held through
out the State of California on Tuesday the
Sd day of November next. when the follow
ing officers are to be elected
Three Representatives to the Congress of
the United States, to be elected in the follow
ing manner:
One Representative in The First Congress
sional District, comprising the counties of
San Diego. Los Angeles, San Bernardino.
Santa Barbara. San Louis Obispo, Tulare
onterey, Fresno, Merced. Mariposa. STAN
e laus. Santa Clara Santa Cruz, San Mateo,
San Francisco, Inyo and Kern.
One Representative in the Second Congress
sional District, comprising the counties of
Contra Costa. Alameda, San joaquin. Tuol-
umne. Mono, Calaveras, Amador. El Dorado,
Sacramento. Placer, Nevada and Alpine.
One Representative in the Third Congress
sional District, comprising the counties of
Marin, Sonoma Napa. Lake. Solano, Yolo.
Sutter, Yuba, Sierra, Butte, Plumas, Teha-
ma, Colusa, Mendocino Humboldt, Trinity.
Shasta, Siskiyou, klamath, Del Norte and
Lassen.
There are also to be elected five Electors
of President and Vice President of the United
States
The attention of the Boards of Supervisors
of the various counties is directed to an Act
regulating elections. approved March Both,
1868. (See Statutes 1868. page 6S0)
The attention of County Clerks is directed
to an Act to provide for choosing Presiden-
tlal Electors, approved March 2stb, 1868.
(See Statutes 1858. page 430).
~~ IN WITNESS WHEREOF 1
r have hereunto set my hand
SEAL and caused the Great Seal of
the State OF California to be
affixed.
Done at Sacramento this fifteenth day Of
September. A. D. 1858.
Ii. II. IAIGHT, Governor.
ATTEST III. L. NICHOLS, Sec. of State.
III. L. NICHOLS. Secretary of State, in
and for the State of California, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is a full and true
copy Of the original proclamation on file in
this Office.
- Witness my hand and the Great
LIS : in Sacramento, this l7th day
- of September A. D. 1865.
H. L. NICHOLS, Sec. of State.
By LEW. B HARRIS, Deputy.
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HOStctter's BitterS

is of vast service in cases of this kind. Nerv-
GUS headache, ordinary faceache, neuralgia
pains and every variety of spasmodic tor
ture. are quickly alleviated by the use of the
preparation which at once braces and tran
quilzes the nerves. Persons of a Emphatic
temperament and feeble organization are es-
pecially subject to these complaints. and
should take the Bitters daily, as an invigor-
ant. Ladies will derive great benefit from
them in all the peculiar physical and mental
disturbances to which, as a rex, they are
subject. AsafGtida, valeraine, and the other
nervines usually prescribed for these atec-
tions, at best merely alleviate them for the
time being but the Bitters are permanent
invigorant. and their value as remedy for
every phase of nervousness is beyond all
pSti matp
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NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.

INHE SHAPES OF THE CLOUDS AND
i the trees do not differ more widely than
the forms of nervous disease. Sometimes
both the mind and body are affected. some
times the body only. and often the complaint
is confined to single member. In one class
Of cases the motive nerves alone are disor-
dered. az in St. Vitus' Dance; in another class
the nerves of sensation only are attacked, as
in neuralgia. tic douloureux, toothache, ear
ache. &c. Pain is. in fact, the immediate
consequence of a disturbed condition of the
nervous system; for only through the deli
cate fibers of which it is composed can pain
be experienced. Tremors hysteria: and
most of the unpleasant feelings usually in
cluded under the head of nervousness. arise
from the weakness of these sensitive threads
which pervade every part of the animal
structure and have their source in the foun-
tain head of all sensation-the brain. The
tonic action of