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Broadway Railroad Scheme,

Much indignation is expressed by all classes at
the evident determination of the State Legislature
to pass the so-called Broadway Railroad bill, and
it is probable that mass meeting will be held
in Union Square to protest against the outrage.
1t is reported good authority that after inter
views with several prominent merchants, Mr.. A.
T. Stewart yesterday (Monday) sent to Mr..
Campbell of the Senate, letter, in which he
pay down the money within thirty days after the
passage of the bill, he will pay any higher
sum which the franchise may command at pub
lie auction.-N. Y Post.
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FROM THE INTERIOR.

Strike Among the WorlSmeu mt Mount Bethel.
Special Despatch % The Evening Tslegpoph
BETHLEHEM, Pa, April 14.--The strike among
the workmen employed in the Penn Slate
Quarry, at Mount Bethel, is subsiding. About
six weeks ago the company anticipating diff
Guilty, submitted to the men propositions which
proved unsatisfactory. The strike took place on
Monday last, and since then considerable rioting
has occurred, but the Sheriff and squad of po-
heemen have succeeded in quelling further dis
turbances. The strike at one time threatened
serious consequences About one-half of the
men have returned TO their work, and the re-
mainder viii follow as soon as their services are
required by the company.
Ship News.
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oirv oRp,NANors.

N X ID NANCE
"A Authorlzlng the Trustees of the Phladelnhfa
Gas WORKS 70 Sell certain Lots or Pieces OF CroInd
with the Buildings Thereon Erected
Section l. The Select and Common Courncns nj
the City Of Philadelphia do ordain That The T,pns
tees OF the Philadelphia Gas Works he az, ana thn
hereby authorized 10 sell at public sale ana try
vest the proceeds thereof 10 the credit of thu ass
Fund OF the Southwark and Moyamensing Gas Com.
panty IN
Ali that certain three-stOry brick nessnaoa n,
tenement, and lot piece OF ground situate an the
east side OF Delaware Second street (No 7l1) az the
distance OF thrtythree feet and half an inch north
ward from the north side of Almond street con-
tanning In front or breadth sixteen feet and In length
or depth seventy-four feet one inch to a four-9eet
wide alley; subject to ground rent OF ninet .-sx
dollars per year.
Also all that certain two-story frame mesaua0e mr.
tenement, and lot piece OF ground, situate on the
east side Of Passyunk road (No. 615), containing in
front or breadth twenty feet and in length depth
seventy-nve feet.
Section Q. The Mayor OF the City shall annx
the corporate seal OF the city to the deeds OF
conveyance approved by the City Solicitor, grant
ing IN Zee To the purchasers the aforesaid lots
or pieces OF ground, with the buildings thereon
erected
JOSEPH r. MARCER
49,, President OF Common Council
John EcKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY
President OF Select Council
Approved this thirteenth day OF April Ammo Domini
one thousand eight hundred and slxty-nine "a II
1869. "''0 Vn -
DANIEL H. FOX.
4 III Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Important Orders from the Navy
Observation-Disclosures Spanish
lnsult-Advices from Cuba.
FROM W.ASHL.NGTON.

Despatch to the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, April IA.
An Outrage by the sganlards-An sg1Ird Investigation
Commander f. 6. Fillebrown, commanding the
United States steamer Naragansett, reports
under date OF April I, from Havana, the particu-
lars of two passengers, Cubans, having been
taken out of the American schooner Lizzie
Major, ten leagues from the coast of Cuba, by
the Spanish frigate Fernando Cattolica and i'm
prisoned. The two persons were named Don
Santiago A. Annible and Don Ramon s. Raivas.
It seems that they took passage in the Lizzie
Major at Havana for New Orleans.
The schooner touched at Remedies, took in a
cargo and sailed on March &c for her destina-
ton. She was boarded the same day by the
Spanish frigate, as above stated. The prisoners
were carried back to Remedies and incarcerated.
One of them is lad about ten years of age.
They were visited in prison by Mr.. Stone, the
United States Consular Agent at that port who
made a demand on the commandant of the pro-
vince for their release.
This the commandant did not feel authorized
to do without orders from superior authority.
The case having been made known to Mr.. Hall,
u. s. Vice Consul-General of Cuba, he has
ordered thorough investigation to be made.
The ground of arrest is said to be that the
names Of the passengers were not on the mani
fest.
Naval Orders.
Rear-Admiral T. T. Craven is ordered to the
command of Mare Island Navy Yard. Lieu
tenant-Commander George II. Haywood is or
dered to the Naval Academy. Chief Engineer
Edward Fithian is ordered to the Franklin.
Captain Thomas G. Salter is detached from the
Saratoga and placed on waiting orders. Pay
master Gulick is detached from the Naval Aca-
deny, and Paymaster G. c. jackson ordered to
that station. Paymaster G. De F. Barton has
resigned.
The White House.
The rush at the Executive mansion continues.
A large number of Senators and Representatives
saw the President this morning.
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The Illinois Legisiaturc.

CHICAGO, April 14.-The adjourned session Of
the State Legislature met at Springfield to-day;
The Governor has vetoed the Lake front bill,
ceding a certain portion of the Lake front to the
Illinois Central Railroad and the bill allowing
towns and cities to reserve State taxes for the
benefit of existing and prospective railroads.
The frst-named bill will probably be passed
over the Governors veto, but the fate Of the lat-
ter is somewhat doubtful,
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FOREIGN.
Civil War Raging in Japan.
Secretary.

By Atlantic Cable.
LONDON, April 14.-Later advices have been
received from Yokohama and Hong Kong. Civil
war is raging again with increased violence in
the japanese empire. The Northern party, or
the opponents of the Mikado had q strong fleet
under command of the former Admiral-in-Chie
of the Tycoon, and made their headquarters on
the island of Yeddo, of which they held COM
plete possession. They have since captured
Sado Lima an important island on the western
coast of Niphon, from which they can make in
cursions into the mainland.
Earthquakes have been felt in the japanese
islands, but up to the last dates no loss of life or
property is reported and the shocks were slight.
The news from China is meagre.
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RECKLESS DRIvRG.-Amos Hibbs, resident o
BACKS county, has been bound over by Alderman
sfoland for reckless driving. Amos, 1t was alleged
Was hauling load OF hay, and demolished lamp
t,est at Third and Buttonwood streets.
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THE .EUROPE.AN .M.ARKETS.

By Atlantic Cable.
This Evenings Quotations.
LONDON, April 14-Evenng.- for money,
933, and for account, 93%. Five-twenties 81 Rail
ways quiet; Erie "a Illinois Central, 962l; Atlantic
and Great Western, Boy
PARIS, April 14.-The Bourse closed strong. Rentes,
705f,
LIVERPOOL, April 14-Evening.-Cotton tirmer; up
lands, 12kd. Orleans, 12Ld Fine Rosn, 16s Re
fined Petroleum, Is. l0d
LONDON, April 14-Evening OIL, e29 15s
ANTWERP, April 14.-Linseed oil, 53C963Ef.
-Reviyals of religion are reported all over the
West. ..
The Austrian Emperor speaks eleven Ian
suages fuently.
Virginia has nine colleges and two theologi-
cal seminaries.
"A Frenchman has made 123 miles in "A
hours on velocipede.
The best check for pauperism-one of George
Peabody's.-Punch.
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IA 1t
ESOLUT TION
III or Instruction to the Chief Commissioner of

ID ES IL u TION
Highways.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the CITY OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Commits
sioner OF Highways be and is hereby authorized
and directed to draw warrant in favor Of John
Dyer Tor macadamizing the intersections at Seven
mango streets, Nineteenth and Venango Streets
twentieth and Venango streets, Twenty first and
Venango streets said warrant to be drawn from item
number two OF the appropriation to the Department
for the year 1869
Provided, That the Chief Commissioner OF High
ways IL satisfied that the contractor has complied
with his contract
JOSEPH +. NARCER
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKIEY
President OF Select Council
Approved this ninth day OF April, Ammo Domni
1869. N
DANIEL NJ FOX,
zAIt Mayor OF Philadelphia
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A DREAHRR.-George King is black man, and
makes living by obtaining money by false pre-
senses- He represents himself TO be straight
dreamer. Some days since a woman waited upon
him and made known to him the loss OF q lot OF
money. King said that for S25 he would dream
where the stamps could be found The woman paid
911, but the dream did not come true. Conse-
quently the accused was arrested and bound over
nv Alderman Dewitt.
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pnI THROUGH A HATCHwAY.-Yesterday Mary
raines fell through the hatchway Of Thomson's spice
Factory No 24s North Third street. and seriously
sntnrad She was removed TO her home.
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orn NEw DISTRICT ATTORNEY SWORN iN.-Th
.oorninp in the United States District Court AubrC
H. smith, the newly appointed United States Dstrl
Attorney took the oath OF once.
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10 O. +. MRDAL.--We have received one OF the
medals struck in commemoration OF the semi-cen-
1ennia anniversary Of the organization OF Odd Eel
lOwshp In the United States The design is very
appropriate, and beautifully executed. 1t has been
issued by the Grand Lodge and Grand Encampment
of PENNSYLVANIA, l. o. o. Il.
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PARTIALLY DRsTRoYRD.-The frame house OF Mr.
John Brophy Frankford road and the junction Rail
rood. was partially destroyed by tire this morning
It was caused by sparks from locomotive Los
NQ6n
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

OOVERNMENT SALES
DUBIIC SALE OF MEDICAL BOOKS, DRUGS,
i HOSPITAL STORES, SURGICAL AND DRN.
tai INSTRUMENTS.
ASSISTANT MEDICAL PURvBYoRs OFFIoE)
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
April H. 1859.
VIII be sold at Public Auction In this CITY on
WEDNESDAY, April 81,
at Judiciary Square Depot Il street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, at 10 A. NJ, large quantity of
Hospital Property no longer required for the use of
the service, among which will be found
Woods Practice, 200 copies.
Powers Anatomy, 236 copies.
HammOnd's Hygiene, 2S0 copies.
DispensatOry, $50 copies.
ErichBons Surgery, 1l8 copies
Wilson's Anatomy, 90 copies.
WoOdwards Manual 800 copies.
Smiths Surgical Operations, 100 copiea
ThOmpsOn's Conspectus.
LOngmore on Gunshot Wounds
Guthre's Surgery, and other valuable works
Suphate OF Cinchona IA, 600 ounces
Fluid Extract OF Veratria, II 600 OunceR
Carbonate OF Zinc, 1900 ounces
Powdered Cubebs, 1000 pounds
And large variety OF other medicines
Desiccated Egg, 5000 pounds.
Prescription Scales,
Teeth Extracting Sets
Scarhcat0rs.
Bullet Borceps-
Spring lancets.
Trephining Cases
Exsecting Cases.
Field Cases, etc. etc.
Many Of the above articles are OF the first uuaIity
and the attention OF Physicians and Druggists
is called to them. Catalogues had upon applica-
''TTc Terms cash Purchases to be removed in fye
~"''' CHARLES SUTHERLAND
414W Asst Med Pnryeyor, BYt Col U, s, A.
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.aroye three pigs out OF pen at Third and Moor,
streets and sold them. He was arrested for thC
orense. and committed by Alderman Luth.
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CONCERNED IN A FIGHT.-David Mitchell, for being
aOpcerned In a firemens fight at Landing avenue
and Coates street, some days since, has been
arrested and bound over by Alderman Pancoast. 1t
as alleged that Mitchell threw brick at John Gegan
One OF the members of the Good VIII.
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TIE BRoAp STRBET TRACKs.-The attention o
mr readers is called to card relative to the remove
of the Broad street tracks, which is published in ou
advertising columns.
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AN ALLEGED BURGLAR.--Last night James OBrien
was arrested on the rear OF house in SAMSON street,
above Eighth He was in his stocking feet and 1t il
supposed intended committing felony. The pri-
soner was committed for hearing at the Central
tstafion this afternoon,
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INTERNALLY INJURED.-About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon John Finley, while at work on Belgrade
street near Richmond, sustained severe injuries by
an embankment Of sand falling upon him. He was
dug out by Oficer Maxwell. No bones were broken
I,ut he was internally injured
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sriBBNG APFRAY.--Last evening, at the southeast
norner OF Fourth and German streets, between 10
and II O'Clock three young men named 7. Ellis,
Harry Wilson, and George Fisher quarreAeu, ana the
aAspute becoming hot, Ellis drew KNIFE ano StsDoed
Ialliaon in he aide Ellla eHCAped.
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THE BENEFICIAL SAVINGS FUND RoBBHRY.-Chief
Detective Eneu has received information to the effect
that the Secretary of the Treasury at Washington
has issued special order notifying the different
Treasurers OF the United States, and all repositories
IN all parts OF the United States to use their best en-
sisayors to prevent the payment OF the coupons
stolen from the Beneficial SaYings Fund.
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OWNER WANTBp.-Samuel Brown was arrested al
Broad and Oxford streets last night under very sus,
pIcious circumstances. When searched lot Oh leau
cut up in small pieces was found In MS possession,
Brown was committed, and the property awaits ah
owner at the Twelfth District Station House.
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AcfupENT-Last night William Pointer whilst
oin0 aboard boat at Spruce street wharf, fell into
the river and was rescued by Oricern Westcott ana
Dennard.
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RInI.y' 'INJURRD.-Yesterday Mary Buck tcoloredl
cell from the third story Of her residence, NO. 42i
rhrstian street and was badly injured.
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THE "AssHHBIIEs. Last evening there was given
m elegant terpsichorean entertainment in the Foyer
of the Academy OF Music. 1t was carried out by an
association termed the Assemblies" under the aus
pices Of the City Troop BY this arrangement there
was dissatisfaction albeit the entertainment IN
ttself was very pleasant Next season the members
of the troop are to give q ball at the same place.
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FAST DRIvRG.-Willam Fenly was arrested at
.rhiry ninth and Market Streets yesterday for iast
srioino He was fined by Alderman Johnson
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Ait

N OR d MAJ NCE
IA Relative to Steam Fire Engines Obstructips
the Travel OF Passenger Railroads in Time ol
Fire.
Section /. The Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia do ordain That steam
the side Of the sereet so that the running of pas
senger cars will not be interfered with under q
penalty of twenty-five dollars for each oense: Pro-
vided, The Passenger Railroad Companies win fur
nish goose neck to each steamer
JOSEPH X. NhRCER.
President Of Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTgN,
Clerk of Common Council
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY
President OF Select Council.
Approved this twelfth day OF April Ammo Do
mini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nns
"a. ID. 1862
DANIEL N. FOX,
4l4 II Mayor of Philadelphia
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All orders by Mail promptly attended to.

BUILDING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES DONE
Store Fronts put in Oees fitted up, New Roofs put on
and immediate and special attention given TO all kinds of
JObbing
Gentlemen having country seats requiring work,
repairing done, will, by giving call, sending note
receive prompt consideration. trial is solicited
4H1m ERAZIER 4 BROTHER,
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sNow-The residents OF Bridesburg were yester-
Aay treated TO a brisk fall OF snow
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Ant

A N ORDINA NICE
"a 10 Authorize the Mayor to Aflx the Seal OF ths
CITY OF Philadelphia TO a Bond for the Faithful An
plcation OF the Purchase Money OF Certain Real
Section |. The Select and Common Councils OF the
City of Philadelphia do ordain That in the matter OF
the petition OF the "City Of Philadelphia trustee for
the several purposes and objects set forth and de-
clared in the last will and testament OF James Wills
deceased" TO the Court OF Common Pleas for the
city ana county OF Philadelphia praying for autho
rity to sell certain portions OF the Wills Hospital lot
to Elphrey Heritage-such sale having been autho-
rzed by virtue OF an ordinance OF Councils approved
the sixth day OF April A. ID. 1S69-the Nayor be and
Is hereby authorized TO afI the seal of The CITY OF
Philadelphia to such bond and In such amount 20 the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as the said (,onrt
shall order and direct In conformity with the act of
Assembly approved the eighteenth day OF hpriL s,l,
In such case made and provided.
JOSEPH +. HARCER
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Cierk of Common Council.
WILLIAM s. STOKLRY
President of Select Council
Approved this twelfth day OF April, Ammo Donini
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine "a D
1869. w.
DANIEL n. FOX
VA IL Mayor OF PHILADELPHIA,
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VxTEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and Engrsyer..
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4 IA 1t

ID ESOL UTION
III TO Authorize the Paving of Beckett street.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Philadelphia That the Department OF
Highways be and is hereby authorized and directed
to enter into contract with a competent paver or
PAYERS, who shall be selected by majority OF the
owners OF property fronting on Beckett street. from
Woodland street to Forty street. for the paving
thereof; the conditions OF which contract shall be
that the contractor contractors shall collect the
cost OF said paving from the property owners, re-
spectively, and shall also enter into an obligation
with the city TO keep the said street good condi.
tion for three years after the paving is finished
JOSRPH II. NARCRR
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART
Assistant Clerk OF Common Council
WILLIAM s. BTOKLEY,
President OF Select Council
Approved this thirteenth day OF April Ammo Domni
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine "A. D.
1859.
DANIEL II. FOX,
4An Mayor OF Philadelphia
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Ship News
LHaAL INTHhLroHMcE.

New YORK, April l4.-Arrived, steamship
France and Java, from Liverpool
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II RAZ Il e r & BROT HER.
II (Suceeesors to WILLIAM b. SLOAN
OARPE NTERS AND BUILDERB
Shop, No. 81 GRIsOoM Street,
South OF Spruce, between Fourth and Fifth streets
PHILADELPHIA.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-09-04
Millinery and Misunderstanding
LATEST STYLES.

THE undersigned informs the Public
1 that she has opened MILLINERI
STORE, in connection with The Msn'ua'
Making Business, in the Store House OF
her husband on Main street. She has
Just received a splendid stock o! Bonnels,
Hats, Sundowns and Shaker Hoods,
Trimmings and Ribbons OF every de-
scripiiou. Velve, and Sash Ribbons, Bon.
ne, Grapes, Silk and SATIN Illusions,
Blends, Laces, Ruches, Velvels, Nets,
French Flowers and Feathers, &c, &c f,
also large stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods Of every kind.
Straw Goods bIesched and pressed 10 or
der.
All work will he done promptly, neat
" and fashionsbly
Throughout, the season will receive
weekly additions 10 my stock, always az
fording the very newest styles.
Call and examine my stock. ! fee
assured that can render satisfaction both
in goods and prices
MRS. ANN COOK
Shepherds,own, May %, 1869. II
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Deatbs.
BIT u A X Y.

Died on the 22nd o! August, OF Ty-
phoid fever, in the l3lh year OF her age
Miss Emma Belle. daughter OF Thomas
w. and Susan Wineblenner.
Though herd as il is 10 part with those
we love, We, an All.wise Providence sees
fl 10 take those bright ornaments from US,
those upon whom we most place our al
feclions. Emma was q sweet and inter-
esting child, remarkable for her happy
and cheerful disposition, yet God saw
proper to send Death 10 remove her as
dough she was too fair flower for this
frsil world, and ,raneplan, her in more
congenial clime-the Paradise above.
short time before she died, she said
she wanted 10 60 home, on being inform
e. that she was al home, she said, that
this was not her home, and referred 10
the home Of her Father in Heaven.
Yes, dear Emma, thou art gone
To yonder happy land
And kindly oeckons US to come
To Join the heavenly banG.
No more we'll meet her welcome smiles,
Or hear the music Of her voice;
But our loss is her eternal gain,
Then let US all rejoice.
Kind parents, dry your tears,
For on that happy shore
Yos soon will meet your darling child
And dwell with her e'ermore.
A fond friend JIM. H'".
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The Great MedicaI mistake

OF former days was an utter neglect OF sanitary
precautions. No efficient means were adopt
ed for the prevention of sickness. Sewerage
was unknown in cities; drainage was rarely at
tempted in the country. Heaps Of utfal were
left to rot in the public streets, and domestic
cleanliness, the great antidote 10 febrI!e dis
eases, was sadly reelected. Ii is not so now.
Wise laws; philanlhropic institutions, and Wig
liant sanitary police, have, 10 great extent,
remedied the evil. Nor is this all. Prevent
I'VE MEDICATION has helped materially 10 lessen
the rates of mortality. 1t is not TOO much 10
say that TENS OF THOUSANDS escape sickness in
unhealthy seasons in consequence Of having IN
yIGoRATED THEIR SYSTEMS IN ADVANCE by
course of HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. This pure and powerful vegetable ton
ic and Alternative comprises the extracts aud es-
sences Of variety OF roots and herbs, renowned
for their strengthening, soothing, vItaizing and
purifying properties. These medicinal agents
are incorporated with a spirit absolutely free
from the acrid poisons which detles, more or
less, all the liquors of commerce, and their eff
feet is dltiused through the whole frame by this
active, yet harmless stimulani. The result IS
such a condition Of the system az renders 1t all
bu imperriouS to the exterior causes OF disease,
such as damp, fog, sudden alterations Of tenn
perature, &c-Strcngth, and the perfect regu-
lariy of all the functions Of the body, are the
best Safeguards against atmospheric poison and
the effects Of unwhoesome water, and HOS
LETTERS BITTERS are the best strengthen
ing and regulating medicine a! present known.
For dyspepsia and billiou>ness they are sPE-
CIFIC ABSOLUTE.