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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-18

VINEGAR RS.-CALIFORN1A
Y VINEGAR BITTERS for sale by
&C 10 PURCELL, LADD & co.
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ArfTrOy SALES.--FUTURE Days.
ByLee & Godd1n. Auctioneers'
No, lI13 Main street.

TOITR FRAME TENEMENTS AND ND
II Tors ON LEWIS STREET. ADO. ~
t.TuLToN FOR SALE at lc, ahod on the pre-
W. .o ,,II seIi thosCFOUR FRAME IEfE-
MENTS and OTIS located ns above ironing 81 EIg Jn
evils street % feet cach and running nack Ut r's'
The tcncmcnta are In cool repair. have three
.oars n,ch and are rented for SO per month each
To good paving tenants. conDrS
iEhhs N'" AucIiOnccrs.
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r51EETH EXTRACTED WITH c.
Il OUT PAIN.-Having supplied my-Sr1rrf
self with the most improved apparatus for making
TRACT TEETH ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT
PAIN. The gas is pleasant to breathe. and en-
tircly harmless. .,-,>-
Oillce, Main street between Seventh and Eighth
ONE door below IIarrison's drug store.
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TOR RENT, Duval street, No. II, 80
IL TWO LARGE FINE ROOMS. unEur- Z-I
niShcd, with closet in each, up 4 short Eight 9i
steps. Cook-room III the yard, il desired. Goal
house and carrIagc-housc. Rent moderate hp-
ply Us above. I'D I--I-
NOR RENT, TWO HANDSO NE, q
4 TEFTREISIIrD ROOMS. No. sos Eitth -
street. above Clay. Also. two comioEtnbly-i"'-
nishcd LODGING-ROOMS for gentlemen.
no IL
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TAR. GEORGE b. STEEL, DEN-Es
IL TIST, brings To the practice Of his SNftTlS
pr. i'r>Sion an experience of nearly twenty year,
incrcIv enabling him to give full satisfaction o
his patrons. ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted ut
low prices, and the natural ones filed and pre-
served for q long ncrioi. TEETH AIRACIED
wll.t lapidity ma certainty DiM1Ut pajp.
u|icc No. 123 Main street live doors above
SDCtSwood HOTEL Richmond. Va. oc IL
VAR. GEORGE +. KEESEE, gra- 80
IL duatc Of the Baltimore College of CHfYS
Dental Surgery, gives his undivided attention to
AL operations pertaining to the practice OF dem
tiStry both iii its relations 10 the NATURAL Or
CANS and to their substitution by beautiful sets OF
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
TEETH EXTRACTED by the aid Of pure III
truus oxide gas when desired.
ONCE corner Broad and Nineteenth streets.
nc IN
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pyLLIAM. Auctionccr.

Owing to the inclcmency nf the weather tnc
above Sale IS postponed TO THURSDAY Inc i''h
Instant. - ,,,-r,,.>, ,u.,tonoor
no Is y. {. L t'ibIih'l. E'h'tI,'--N'
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POSTpONEM ENT.
By consent of parties, the above sale was post
poned to FRIDAY the 26th OF November, l'V9' at
L. O'Clock VI. $500 ,-.rr,,,s.
The IkJS les.
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VERY VALUABLE HOTEL PRO ES
Y PERTY FOR RENT At LOUISA Iii
COURTHOUSF.-Havin 4 lease on this pro
ucrtv for two wears from the .Oth Of January next
propose to release it for that period.
This property Is considered the most ValIab!G
village property III the State, being the ohlE hotei
in the village. .
Tn addition to its other advantages III" propr'c-
tor has ne exclusive right II sell ardent spirits IN
the village.
Possession given at any time.
no IS 2taw2w T.. c. MOORE. Proprietor.
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BY \. c. rulliam, Auctioncer.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ,
' OPPOSITE TIE METiI4DIST I ,ll!1fGH
A. tho rcnucst Of the owner. will sell OF the prem
ise e s' at auction on SATURDAY the l2,h Of 80;
vcmher, 1892, at & O'Clock z. NJ, the nogBL,E
TENEMENT with four rooms good dounIc
Kitchen &C. In the yard. The lot fronts ~ icct on
the east side Of Burrows or Ninth street, ID! L.
feet deep. Its ncarness TO church rafkc,. nc.
makes II desirable. 1t may be divided IL ceS'fc"
by purchasers.
TERMS: At sale. ..t,,oor
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REAE. ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
TOR SALE. 4 comfortable BRICK -
j DWELLING, with ten rooms !; kitchen LII
With four rnoms wood and coal-houses Lot 81 ny
1872 to an alley. Located within five minutes walk
NO III j. L. APPERSON.
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POSTPONEMENT
DENTISTRY.

In consequence OF Thursday being Thanksgiving
day, the above sale Is postponed until fRlDAl
the 10Th instant. at Tic same hour. no 10
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, dc.

THULE DE PHOSPUO GREE CAP
IL SULES;
GRAINS DE SANTE, DU DOCTEUR FRANCk,
TO relieve habitual constipation;
SIHOp DE RAIFORT lode, Lancelot
SIROP DE LACTUCARlI, Aubergicr;
INJECTION BRoU;
PERLES D,ESSENCE DE TEEEBINTHINE;
TUBES LEyASSEUR. for Asthma;
FASTILLES GESTIYE, for Dyspepsia;
La FErSISE, Boadault;
PAULLINIA, Fournier;
PAPER D'ALBESPEYRES VESlCATOlRES;
pILULES DE BLANCHARD;
SAVON VERT ONCTUEUX;
FUMIGATEUR PICTORIAL, Esp.c
PAPER FAYARD EFT BLAYN, &C.. &c.
Soldby MEADE & BAKER,
Agents for French Medicinal Preparations,
mol 90 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NOR RENT, 4 SUIT OF ROOMS -
Z on second floor, consisting Of Is" iaFg" -.
house and convenient Kitchen, into which water is
conducted. House within ST, sqIares Of the capt
toll in desirable ncighborhnud. For further III
formation, applyto e. VI. MAhSitt>.i''
rn n 2trotk 1911 Main street.
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LIME.

- -
OCKLAND LIME.-3o0 barrels Just
IL received in store, and 200 barrels expected
IN i few days.
MOI =. :. Lee.
T ME, LIME, LIME.-W L 5 N s
LsUP ERROR VIRGINIA LIME.-FULL
SUPPLY CONSTANTLY ON Misunderstanding
erected at considerable cost the largest Kiln
I'm the United States, constructed on the most APP
proved plan We INTEND TO UNDERSELL
THE NORTHERN LINE, and we Invite atteu-
tton TO this VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE. The stone
of which this lime Is made Is nearly pure, and the
barrels are fun size.
AGRICULTURAL LINE Will be delivered nj
all pnlrts on James river aud on the canal, siaked
OF IN quick state. ut the lowest rates.
". 6. TURIN & CO., Manufacturers,
Rockville, Botetourt county, va.
Address DILLON Il ELLETT,
General Agents, 1908 Dock street,
oc Ism Richmond, Va
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DOUNTRY-SEAT FOR RENT.-A o.
- beautiful COUNTRl RESIDENCE on IL
tho Grove road, one mile from the present citE
limits. The house has ten rooms: has been re-
Gently thoroughly repaired and painted: Sl"h!c
and Of her out -iu,iscS: excellent wHt2rta" Nh, &c
making one OF the most desirable cOunt!y resi-
M Io1w PI,tCEIL, LhDD < co.
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DOWHATAS STEAMBOATCtfc1ana.
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SIT + ssssEz-r,-s:s.1
or MARYLAND aud pEIERSBukh.-I heal'
reliable. aud safe Tout" I" Baltimore savannah
Boston, ana the West. Tri-wcch,y line TO BAIT
more. making close connections with steamers 10
Philadelphia. No transhipmrnt OF go"HS Or
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Leave Ban
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana S2-
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every itESDAl,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. ,,.,
Freight received every day except sundays ny
TO . O'Clock L. VI. These steamers have eNcc!"ht
s-loon. stateroon and passenger arconlnod%tiIns:
Fare, ~ meals and stLleroom extra. ror if'IEW
HAEVEYS y WILLIAMS, Agents
auIa Commercial Block.
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Court.

Before Hartwell, j., Wednesday, Sept. s.
r. FL. Stanley, Esq, for III. Mcdonald, filed a
petition for the issuance of the writ of hdbeas
corpus, for the above named defendant in the late
libel suit of HAHN as. Mcdonald. The petition
sets forth that Mcdonald is held in custody by
the Deputy Marshal, without due process of law,
and praying that the officer may be commanded
to bring him into Court, and that he be dis
charged from custody.
The Court, on ascertaining that the petitioner
was held under the original writ from the Ad-
mlralty Court, and that that Court had made a
hnal Judgment in the case, but had made no fur
Their order as to the detention or discharge of the
petitioner, thereupon endorsed on the petition an
order tor his discharge, " unless he is further re-
quired in the libel suit before Judge Widemann."
subsequently, on the same day, Widemann,
j., before whom the libel case had been heard
and decided, and under whose original writ
Mcdonald was held, endorsed below the order of
Justice Hartwell, to the effect that the Judgment
in the libel suit having been final, the petitioner
must be discharged.
Thursday, Sept. 9.-ln Admiralty, before
Widemann. j., w. G. Jones, Esq, Proctor for
the hbellant, Thos. Hazlin, moved,
lst.-That the Court correct its decree in the
above cause, by adding costs against the Re
spondent.
2d.-That the Court grant an execution against
the respondent in the form of a capias ad salts
j UNehfctuIN, II GnaC ne De nelQ Tor the payment
of the damages and costs.
After argument by Mr.. Jones, for his motions,
in which he read numerous English and Ameri-
can authorities, followed by Mr.. Henry Thomp-
son of counsel for the Respondent, the Court
took a recess until l P. NJ.
At that hour, Justice Widemann rendered his
decision substantially as follows:
In regard to the first motion of the Proctor for
the libellant, the Court had a hesitation in saw
ing that it had considered that the Respondent
against whom the decree was issued was thereby
liable for costs, but that there might be no dis
cussion arise out of the fact that costs were not
mentioned in the decree, they were now ordered
to be RENTED.
AS to the second motion, the Court was re-
luctant to issue the writ of capids in this case
deny the writ, but would grant a monition,
directing the Respondent to pay the amount of
the decree within four days, and if not so paid,
the Court would then issue the copias asked for.
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over and protects their rights. There are mo-
PARTIES better qualified to secure for US good
iabOrers than onr Chinese houses. They have
their correspondents all over China, and cn at
their leisure, send to the inland agricultural dis
tricts Of Annoy or FOocliow, and secure the best
of field iIbOrers.-just what cur planters stand
an need Of. Probably one of the frm would 90
IA person, and thus by explaining to the emf
grants what the terms OF the contract are, what
the wages are to be- the nature Of the service,
&c, could meet all the inquiries that might be
made. Does any planter doubt that laborers
procured in this way, through the house of
Along L Achuck, or of Chunghoon & Co., would
fail to give satisfaction? The reputation Of
thee firms, their intimate knowledge of the
character and habits OF the Chinese, and of the
best places TO secure each class of laborers
wanted, all conspire TO give the assurance that
none but good men would be procured.
: There has been unnecessary mystifcation about
this labor question. created by the Government
Ga=etfe's attempts TO distort our views. We are
opposed to the Governments making any mo-
nopoly of it. at the expense of the planters; we
are opposed to all abuses of the system, whether
it be in the manner of the procural of laborers
or in their treatment while in service and we
contend for the utmost freedom in enlistment and
for voluntary service while it lasts. If we can
unite on these terms, there need be no trouble in
getting all the laborers wanted. But if there is
no disposition ON the part of the Government to
yield to the public good, tie planters must suffer,
and the plantations become blighted with a worse
scourge than the drought or borers.
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TelcEraphic Cables.

The new telegraph cable, which has been success
fully laid under French auspices, is the third that
now crosses the Atlantic. The first and second
were laid and are now worked by the AnSlo-Amer-
lean Telegraph Company. Up to the present time
they have had the business all to themselves, ana
the profits have been very large. Commencing with
a charge of ten dollars for every word transmitted,
they soon reduced to FIVE dollars, then TO two ana
a half dollars. and quite recently have fixed the
price ut one dollar a word for all messages oil ten
or more words. Under each reduction the busi-
ness of the company has nearly doubled. Inc
entire receipts for three years ending July 20
1869, amounted 10 Sd, 225 900, or over one MIL
lion per annum on a capital of five millions.
With this experience of the pioneer company, 1T
is no wonder that a new one has been formed
This French company is headed and controlled
by Erlanger, the noted French capitalist, who
aided the rebels SO materially during the civil war,
and Reuter-, the well-known European telegraph
owner. They have secured from the French Gov
eminent a monopoly for t,oenfy gears Of all tele-
graph lines between France and America. But
whether the French Government has a right to
cede what does not belong exclusively to it; or
whether Congress will confirm this grant, and
ca NOceA
with the French line, remains to be seen. Until
the meeting of Congress, the American Govern
ment has decided to allow the cable to be landed,
but no business to be transacted with it. The
decision of the question involves rather a nice
point, and it would seem unfair in an international
point of view, to concede to the citizens of one
country any advantage over the citizens of au-
other, if either wish at any time to establish
a second line. Equality would seem to be the
only fair basis for a settlement.
We refer to this subject, as the time may come
when application will be made to the Hawaiian
Government for a similar privilege and although
at the first glance, it may appear absurd to raise
any objection to the granting of a lifelong mo-
nopoly, yet when we reflect that within thirty
years this ocean will be crossed by from ten to
twenty telegraph lines, and that the business of
distant countries will be transacted chiefly by
telegraphy, as it now is in England and Germany,
the point at issue may be one of considerable
pecuniary Importance. No monopoly should be
granted, unless for a very short period.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. n. y.
ARRIVALS.

-. 4-Sshr Ma NJ, Power fsaaa Ma
s-SehE Mary. kase, from kauaI
a-hlw brig Eamefsan.hz v. Elska.tu- - a. foa.
HSwisDd's Tsland-
S-Sshr Mary Ellen. CraHe. Lsnl Mau..
S-chr HAITI. MIA. fam Naia-
5-Srhr Active. MeIlsh. from M.EI-
S-Schr LGSa- Lambert. from ka.rai.
S-Schr Fairy Qu=en. smith. fDus kauai-
S-schr Prince, Wet fr5m Hawaii
. sshr kooni Ana, Rikeke. fnna Eauai. !
G-Am simr Idahs. Floyd. II lays fr.m san Francisco.
6-SchF Martha. B@rdn, from Hawai-.
s-SchE OSans, NaSs4sas~en.le lrUla Mani
s-schr NOi heiki. Nap-, from slaai.
@Sehr WarsicS- John Bgn. from Nalokai
Jan. ship LO1ave, IOhnssU, u days lnom NsxeaS-
al. y. :. W.
lo-schr NeIfse Merrill, Cl9ney, from Maui.
l0-SchT hasnaile. EaIastier. from NioloGai.
l1-schf Nafagka.ai. Nakaii. from M4gi.
1!-ScnT Kate Lee, T4yI0r, fTous Hawaii.
Il-Srhr Ka Moi. Powers. from MaEL-
1l-Se4r odd Fellow, k44puHi, from Maui.
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DEPARTURES r..

SEPT. 6-HaE bk Y " WOOD. Engfsh. for south Sea Island,
o-Schr Ma Moi. Powers for Maui.
6-SchT Netfic Merrill ClUney. Ifr Msui.
b-sctr obi Fellow. EaapHni. for Mani
6-Schr kaInaie, Bal-Ier. fr NoIskaL.
G-Schr Mannokavat Makahi. for Maui.
7-schr Active, Meitsh, Fr Maui and HawaI.
T-Schr Prince, Nesf. EE Hawaii.
s-Schr Annie. Pats, fr Hawaii
s-SchF Nary EIIen- Craze. Tor Maui.
s-Sshr Fairy QassB. Smith. for Kauai.
1-SchE MARY. Kaai. bE Kauai.
s-Schr Hattie, Nika. fr Kauai
7-Schr Luka- Lambert. for Kazi-
Jam ship ZOuave. Jobn-on. Gr san Fancisc1.
IO-Sch MOI keki, Maze. &c Maui.
fO-Scbr Warwick. John Bail, fr NoioSaI
IO-Sehr OVana, Makanahei-hsls, for MoIokai.
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English and European News.
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passENGERs.

Fnon Fnxserseo-Per stmr Idaho. sept sth-Np n Me-
eaan and eni.< " n Hoashtan .1d xts. A e Meiniesh;
Il ynisnsy and vie, WIN cleghoru, pononsck Dance, A coen,
Y 80 Rncy. Or I'd s<orror, DanT fcster, r. NcLaughic, John
vnr1rrk fred Rnfxeuhn<h. A RIGHT, Ark Lufehe and vie,
Fr1uk Pr-dcr1ck, I Fisher, Afot--7.
Hsox Bxxxnss IsExSD-Per Kanehameha v, sspt 9TH
rrnf xluh AMI "a others. crew of the wrecked ship yatti~
asnks. MT 4 Edwards. q Allen, o smart. Newman. and 80
ffa~1dsns-H
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without reflection, and never to reflect until they
have read the law? And if they do not under
stand the law, would it not be better to consult
someone who does before they make a guess? for
guessing at legal principles that involve grave and
serious rights, tends to sap the foundation OF JUS
tiee itself. Gloomy indeed looks our legal hori-
ION. Justice seems struggling bewildered in a
sea of confusion and Ignorance, surrounded by the
wreck of the peoples rights. Is there no remedy?
Must the people endure this evil in silence?
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MEMORANDA.

The " 2. T.. Co.'S steamship Idsba, FIyd, Commander, Lft
H0notalu, August 9Th. At asOS =. n, sal arrived az san Fan
Cisco, August 18th, At IsB0 F.M- Returning, tft San Fran
cisco, August 25th, AZ +sI1 n, and arrived AZ Honolulu,
sept. Gth. az sos 2. Y.
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%

FRoH B,KER's IsLsND-Per Kamehaneha v, Sept 9Th -
Btrrris, Simply.
And material saved EsnI the wreck % the Matte Banks.
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>hips' Mails.

loR sAs fSASclseo-PH stmT I4aE9, Malay, s~ps. l..
fOE IAHE4sA-Pss Neffss Asuu, % asatay.
foR Hffo-PeE PsGaks CO Kat Lee, Iolday.
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WANTED.

FEkD- -HUTCHfsONf
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AN UNFURNlSHED COTTAGE. con.
I'D ! tanning two rvom., In or near Honolulu. Address J. X
- Box SO r. o. Emma street prefe FRED. 64 1t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-11

~ A genuine lover Of flow
ers is not a rarity in this country ;
but man who, cultivating flowers
as a profession, seeks "to scatter
choice flowers all over our coun-
try and hence insists upon sup
plying every journalist in the land
with "a nice selection of seeds,
without money or price, is certain
ly one in a million, Such gen
tleman, however, is Jas. Wick, the
celebrated scotsman of Rochester,
n. Y, whose advertisement will
be found in another column. Hav-
ing been years agone journalist
and a publisher himself, he is still
animated by an esprit de corps that
yearns to surround with an atmos-
phere OF roses those who continue
in the newspaper business. He is
a floral philanthropist.
Mr.. Wick has our thanks for
about fifty packages of choices seeds.
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LINCOLN COUNTY .

f. D. -
BuH Yearl;ng, pale red. little white on end
of tail, crop off left ear and hole in right,
year old past Jacob Berrier, 22nd district
Jan. 1I-S3 so. aaf 1895 4sir
Steer, dark brindle, swallow-fork in right
ear, crop, split, and undef-bit, in left, about
years old : Elijah Bradford, 22nd district, Jan
1888. e
Mare Mule, bay, blemish in right eye, collar
marks on shoulders, brand on left shoulder so
obscured by age as not to be ineligible, about
IL bands high, 10 or IL years old John S.
Waddle, 9th dis, Dee 90 $50. Eifs'
Tpo Ozeh, each about 5 years old--one
deep red, white between the eyes and horns
smooth crop off left ear and underslope off
same, points Of both horns sawed off--the
other pale red, white face, split in right ear
smooth crop off left /; Aquiilar Derrer, 9Th
dis, Dec 29-each $50.
- = = pEDFoRD COUNTY. Il.
Horse and Horse Mtle--the Horse gray, IA
hands, IS years. valued at S60---the Mule 3
year, valued at S40--both by T. j. Myers,
2nd district, Oct 10. s1t
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Had its effects on the Weak ana Feeote.--1h ne
drafts which searching cold make upon the
vital powers of the debilitated and deliCste are
not less severe than the drain upon their Strength
caused by excessive heat. The vast Disparity be-
tween the temperature OF over heated rooms
and Offices at misses and the frigidity of
the outer air, is fruitful source of sickness
To fortify the body against the evil consequences
of the sudden alterations of heat and cold re-
feFred 10, the vital organization should be
Strengthened and endowed with extra resistant
power by the use of wholesome invigorant.
and, of all preparations for this purpose,
whether embraced in the regular pharmaco-
Ioia, OF advertised inthe public journals there
Is none that will compare in purity and excel
lence with HOSTETTERSi STOMACH BIT
TIERS. Acting directly upon the organ which
converts the food into the fuel of life the prep
araiion imparts to it a tone and vigor which is
communicated to every fibre Of the frame -
The digestive function being accelerated by
its tonic operation, the liver regulated by its
antilbilious properties, and the waste matter OF
the system carried off punctually by its mild
aperient action, the whole organlzafion Will
necessarily bein the best possible condition to
meet the shocks OF winter and the sudden
chances of temperature. The weak and SEN
sitire. especially, cannot encounter these vlcis-
STUDIES with safely, unless their tender systems
are strengthened and braced by artificial means.
Every liquor sold as staple of trade is adultera-
ted, and, wereit otherwise, mere alcohol Is sam-
ply q TEN porary excifant, which, when ITS nrst
effects haze subsidized, leaves thephysicai powers
(and the mind as well.1 in a worse condition
than before. H0STETTER'S Bi1IEhS, on
tlfeothef hand, contain the essential proper-
ties Of The most valuable tonic and aiteranve
roots, barks and herbs and their active princi-
pal is the mellowesk least exciting, ana most
iuocuous of all diffusive stimulants, Z 7f.r =
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From the Huntvisile. Ala. Independent.

From the HuntvlsiIe, Ala, independent
The Great Southern Preparations are not
patent medicines, composed of mysterious roots
and herbs found in remote and obscure corners
of the earth, butts made Of pure and fresh
and curative properties Of these medicines are
tho best guarantees that can be offered in their
favor. Their English Female Bitters is having
a tremendous sale in this country and all are
n. ,ielited with its effects" c. z. Morgan, edi-
tos os I<osciusl1o. MISSY Chronicle, says:
s,sThe English Female BItters is high
lyreco,nmenosGi BY the medical fraternity at
this piace and luly0anding country" See adj
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