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The Freshefs II New York Ssase.
fsle1rapAed Rscisssrely % Ae Rvepsrs .Sfar.

1steerePAsd kscfsssrely 20 tie BsessRe Nay.
ALBANY, April 2i.-At Schenectady the aood
has snbsided some fifteen feet The Mobawk
bridge Was bat slightly Injured. The soil on
the d. ke was washed on TO the depth of about
ELK inchea. The water was two feet tieep on tire
noof Of fDeGrans D hotel, at the north end Of tse
bridge. and channel % the depth OF two or
tnrce feet and several fest wide wNe W washet ont
q tbs dyke between the hotei and the briSi.-c
me erouad Was Washed sway several feet deep
within few feet Of COL. Talis residence. nesr
the bridge. The injury to the canal is cens,,Irr-
rable. Water rushed into the head OF the seven
mile level, and filed the canal It ran bach
into the river at thin end Of the level. Super-
intendent Van Vranken was on the ground, and
assisted matters as much as pssufbas. At the
aqueduct feeder was carried away, and the
damage. -
Advices from Rochester state tAat the season
Is very unfavorable TO the opening OF the ca
nae at an early date. There are now spot ON
the canals, where there Is not q way for drain
age, hiled with water which will scarcely disap-
pear IN month under favorable weather. The
water u high In most Of the streams and very
seriously interfere with the work OF repair and
NIUE or nothing can be done In April. The i'm
Preston appears to be that the canal win one,
The freshet in Schoharie Valley is yery severe
doing much damage. Barns, outhouses, fences
&C., have been swept away. A number or cat,
tie have been drowned, and people have bee,,
forced out Of their houses 20 the hieb oround
AT this city the freshet is again al a stand IL
70 raining to-day, and there are indications Of =
further rise OF the water. An business alop~
the docks is suspended, as also along A ereaf
part Of Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

Mnsrnis, April 2a-The Avalanche. Jack
son. special ssysc-A resolution vas adopted bv
ene Mesasappt Legislature. yesterday, % sp-
.S'ns POINT COMMITTEES % prepare an s<idrcss
70 ~ sne oe.ernor, asking tor the removal from
once snd impeachment OF Judge Shackleford
,or n re,ess,rc fsrger on bah. fhe committee
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~ Not for Jessph nisAs ha.s bsm the re-
marx & JssspA Dixop, Who va9 tho favosea
suitoI g. tas hspa q younf isdy n Rsse
returning % ~ hs1s non : yiittc 6 lsdy
$isssly h,ss - - ssecse e sa &c sssis an
psurS ss ss S.: 49, 10Y e ss "A asa .. s
enecf = 70 bring Edwin. tn shost. dom Win
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

Gov. AUSTIN, or MINNESOTA, and Governor
Fairchild, Of Wisconsin, were before the House
Committee on Commerce this morning, and
urged the passage of the bill for water commu-
nication between the Mississippi River and Lake
Michigan, by the Sac and Fox Rivers.
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IDsurrection OF Coavfcts-
AttemPt TO Escape-Oae SefiOaaIy
Wounde0, and the Other. Durre4.

WHEELING, VIVA, April 2i.-Forty or fifty
convicts at Moundsville penitentiary entered
into conspiracy to escape, and on Tuesday
evening last overpowered two of the guards,
taking the key OF the cells. and after stripping
the guards attired one Of their number in their
cioihes, who was put on guard to disarm sus-
picion. In this manner the relief was deceived
anG captured. At ESQ p. m. the guard who
should have reported At the gate failed to an
pear. Suspicion was aroused, and the guard
and citizens all armed were marched 10 the
hall. On the insurgents refusing to surrender
they were fired on, and convict named Chas
Moore was seriously wounded. The remainder
then surrendered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

The BRIGNoLI OPERA TRoUPE will COM
menee . brief season OF Italian opera at Wallis
opera House next Thursday evening, and as we
have had no Italian opera for some time past,
the attendance viii no doubt be very large. The
con pany is said to be a very fine one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

STATE DINNER TO THE NEW JUDGEs.-The
President gave a dinner last evening in honor of
the new Judges Of the United States Supreme
Court Ite;e were present the members OF the
CABINET justices Nelson, Strong and Bradley,
OF the Supreme Court; Messrs. Curtis, Thomas
and Bartlett, Of the Boston bar; Senators Ross,
sa"y'r, Robertson, Spencer and Sprague, and
Reprts :ntatives Kellogg, Negley and Stiles.
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NonINATIoNs-The President sent the fol-
lowing nominations TO the Senate this after
noon s-.a ..r
Adam Badeau, of New York, to be Consul
General ct London. -
Edward Phelps, to be United States Marshal
for Arizona.
John G. Taylor, to be Collector of Customs at
Annapolis, Nd.
Frederick Morley, to be Register of the Land
Office at Detroit, Mich.
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MeettnG In LtverPo0l. England, 10
Protest Against InspecttOn Of Con
vents. = - r
1slAeTpAsd IeclGsiosly 70 fz< Epsnise Ssay.
LIyBRPooL, April ala large meeting was
held In this CITY last evening to protest AGAINST
the proposed oflicial inspection OF converts.
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n0A Michieanske9A Wsa choAed 10 60th the
other day by Der false teeth going adrift and
settling n her throat. rs e. =
~The Houston Telegraph COMPLAINS ef the
aIot's wife politic4onSp IN Texas. Th1y are
always booking back. SO 49, ~ :1as.72 q
~At What age b 8 proper p hsns murder
older than When csssAt-Bssses Fsss.
: s0An the ladiesin Constantinople ere slave
dealers. Every woman who has any capital 10
invest imports fnom Circassia. ~
~Mark Twain says that the standing toast
in California mining camps Is: "Heres hoping
your dirt1l pan out oay.p Ka glR SB9t
UIho 0lamese Twins have had quarrel
about - nseeip1 Of their late trip, and have
have not spoken together for . month. They
are talking about . divorce. ssqz "a "a gIT
~While DR.. Mary WALKER was lecturina
lately . sapient youth cried ont "Ale You shs
Mary that had . little lamb 2" "Now Vas the
rad e: rsPls' "Sat your mother had nffs jack
s1The heather emblem Of the snake holding
its tail in its month has always been oxpaaine1
to mean Eternity. Fun thinks the emblem typi-
cal Of Life, rather, a. indicating continual e.
fort to make beth ends meet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

1ircErrTs IRON crsroxs.-rhe receipts from
customs at the ports below named, for the week
ending April 18th, were as follows: Boston, sfSo-
es3.7E New York, s3 ,Zs, ,ssi 81, PhiIadeiphia.
s34s 9.65; Baltimore, S245,345-S6; New Or
leans, March Is 10 April ., &272,66s So; San
Francisco, same time, s2ss, 27is6-totaT, ri, ,sos,-
940.2t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

MADRIp, April 2l.-The family Of Prince
Henrioe Bourbon has refused 70 accept the in-
d mnity Of 36 900 which wa imposed mon the
Duke de Montpensier by the Councu Of War.
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OUR OHIO VIsIroRs-The Ohio excursionists
visited the several Government Departments
throughout the city yesterday afternoon, and,
by invitation, were present on the floor of the
House Of Representatives during the Afternoon
session. In the evening, Senator Sherman, Sec
ceiyed the visitors at their residences. This
morning, at 10 O'Clock, the visitors embafked
for Mount Vernon. This evening a reception
Will be held at the Masonic Temple, at which
wnlbe present the President and his family all
the members OF the Cabinet, the Judges OF the
supreme Court, and all the Ohioans resident in
Washington. :
= FASHIONABLE WRDDIEs.--The wedding of
Miss Hattie p. Nicholl and Lieutenant Henry
Metealfe, of the Ordnance Department, the an
hcipation Of which has created such futterinQ
in fashionable circles for some months past
came OFF to-day at O'Clock at the Epiphany
Church., which was filed with q brilliant as
semblagc. The bride Is q niece of James C.
Kennedy, Esq, and the groom quite q young
man and q Lieutenant in the Ordnance service.
The ceremony was conducted in the English
style, there being eight bridesmaids but no
groomsmen, and the bride and groom Joining
company at the church. As q substitute for
groomsmen eight gentlemen friends OF the
groom, and dressed like him also. in (Enplish
walking suits.) acted as ushers, and after the
ceremony escorted the bridesmaids from the
The bride was attred in corded silk with long
tran and flowing veil, and the bridesmaiIs,
misses harris, Clymer, Chase, Blair, Freling-
dresses Of white tarleton trimmed with the same
material OF green color.
The bride entered the church leaning on the
arm OF her uncle, by whom she was given
away, the organ, under the direction Of Miss
Kate Quail. sounding forth march
from the Prophet. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Starkey, while
within the chaacel also was his assistant,
Rev. A. Jones. The ceremony over, Mend,I
sohn's wedding march was played as the brila.
party passed out. = =
In the assemblage were General Sherman and
daughter, Minister Thornton and lady. Connt
Berthemy, w. w. COreoran, Esq. and hosts of
our most prominent citizens, besides innumcra-
bic officers of the Army and Navy. The bride
received her friends at her uncle's residence
from three O'Clock to five this afternoon and
viii take the evening train for the North
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HHeWapAAl Iselssjsslv b N ssesag Stay. III,
PAnIs. Apfil 2i.-The hallion on hand st TIE
Bank Of Ffunos this week - q 4 % 900 francs
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TBx Governor Of Rhods Island u empowered
TO appoint q board Of sovan eompetenk De1g0W,
whose duty It will be to examine ell candidates
press1lis lne.ssiyes to be rssisesrsd = Psar. P
Who compound and dispense, or Assist In doihs
20, also sen drugs and medicineg. a similar
hoard sbould be e6tablished, not Alons iA every
State, but IN every city Of the Union. ,g~e
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49, -
0novR.

nSSrapAse 1sd1pstsslyh N Rsssssv So. is
Co1CoRD, n. h, April 2t.-TAsre Is q slight
covering Of snow ON tie grounds which fell last
nl&nt - .l-.E -. - -.l !. b. u .--r- L ! 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

Tas GEORGIA BRiBHnY CBARels.-The in.
vestgation into the alleged attempt to sbribe
Senators to vote against the Bingham amend.
ment % the Georgia bill was resumed by the
Senate Committee on the Judiciary yesterday
morning. The first witness examined was
Judge Avery, president Of the Brunswick and
Georgia Railroad Company, Who testtned IN re-
lation to one hundred thousand dollars' worth
Of railroad bonds sent by person in Georgia to
Governor Buliock in this city for the alleged
purpose OF being corruptly used; that they were
8nt to the Governor for his endorsement 20
taey could be negotiated BY the agent in New
York Henry C1evs & Co; that wEen endorsed
they we're sent 10 New York and sold ana the
railroad company Is now in possession of tie
proceeds. A brother Of the judge wss siso ex-
amined, who verified the shove statemenf. IL
appears that at The time the bonds we're ssnt to
HashfnRton friend Of Judge Joshua aiil
Decams apprised Of the facts, and telsg gaphed
him that one hundred thousand dollars worth
Of bonds had been sent to Governor Bullock.
and to "look out TOR them" This dispatch vas
shown to o Newspaper correspondent, and by
him a dispatch was sent 30 the paper he repre-
senfed snnounsing that he had been informed
that the bonds were to be used to influence leg-
islstion on the Georgia question. - 80 s. = :
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: ExPlssasa q . seeao MN. y
Esl4DrPAed xs3ssiselv to NJ Bssaise Asr. ~
! PHLADELPHIA, April MA steam ufti N
Milford exploded few Ndsys nnce. demolishins
the min and seerfoua1y HonndiAe three men.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FkoM PARIS rO-DAV.
The flebtsease-rhe sSrske.

InTrePsed SsdsHesly @ Txe EreniSo Ssar-
PARIS, April al-The commit,a. =, e.
the p'ebiscite have already coilected 4. On a.
OF francstowards defraying the expenSes' M -
reported that the makers Of wall paper win join
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

The GEORGIA BILL In THE HoUsE.-General
'tler, being compelled to leave here for Mas
sachusetts for few days, has requested that
consideration of the Georgia bill be postponed
for ten days, which request has been granted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21

4 TIE HxxArrf-MAcxrY HoxrcD1-< Wra
Of Hdbeds Ccfpag Graafed for Hssaslf.--To-<inv.
on motion Of Nessrs. Q. l. Phillips and X hsr.
rinstsn, J JaAes fhesr es..sed vrit q hsbsas
the Warden Of she Jsil 20 produce bofore him
so-norrvv morning, - 10 e'cloek, 0eorrs y.
Henauit, charged WIN the killing Of wm.
Mackey, on Tuesday morning last.
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1tleerapaed Ezclusivsly 70 ne Erenisg Star.
MAnRrD, April N.-An Industrial demonstra-
ton uas made At Cadis yesterday, but Vas qui-
city repressed by tie loeal aH1hortfkess One
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PAYMENT ON THE MAY CouPoHs.-Secretary
Boutwell, has directed that the iatevest on the
5-9 bonds falling due on the LIST proximo, be
paid now without rebate. on and after Monday
next.
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APPOINTMENTS AND PROMOTIONS IN THE
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.-James A. yose is
promoted from temporary to second class clerk
ship in the appointment ONCE, and his pay in
creased from q, 100 to sl,4oo per annum, vice
W. l.. Rider, resigned; to take effect 1st OF MAY
next. George 8. Bigelow is appointed tempo
rary clerk in the same ofice at 81 100 per annum
from LIST May, vice j. A. vose, promoted. John
H. Reid, OF Washington, ID. c., Is appointed an
additional route agent between San Francico.
California, and Ogden, Utah, at 81 200 per an
mum.
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fsieSrspAcd Exdnsfssly 10 Tks GceaisN Staf. -
. LoxDcH, April 9l.--Lsttszs fron Home con.
HsdIcf the acer1em recently made that the
u the hfalhhility propositien vas paasd =.
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2 TrI TH.Ar.as.-Nr: Nen warner sppssrs
et the Nstionel Tbseter . e-6ight is sAaaspeere's
performed in this city for sevsrs YEAR psst.
The Popular dEana of |" Uncle Tor vin bs
repeated at wallis 0pers House tonight, with
tts exc ellenf ceet Of characters and attractive
scenes and tnbloonx. The acting Of Little
Eve" 70 really eyceilept A matinee VIII e9
given on Saturday. =
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The SAN DoNINeO TRKATy.-It is reported
that seven more Senators have gwen in their
adhesion to the San Domingo treaty, and viii
vote for it, making two more than the requisite
two-thiIds.
THE DEMOCRATIC MENBERs Of the House of
X presentatives called a caucus for last evening
in reference TO the Georgia bill, but owing to
the absence of several members who were with
the Ohio visitors, the caucus was postponed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-04-21
EXCURSIONS, &c.

Owing 70 the inciemsncy Of the weather, I have
RpsfpODsd the Excursion and ShAd-
bsks vhlsh Was 70 have taken place &saRS
Sth instant. Boat will leave 9TH street wharf at
10 clock a; m precisely, and Alexandria AT l01S
ciocE, and leave Glymont for hsme at q clock D.
stDn.
Tickets for round trip, including Dinner, 81 So to
he had af my store. No. 1923 Pa. av., and at the
date.
apis-6t. JOS. III. sHAFFIELp.
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the booms and one mill were swept away. AT
Bar mills. the covered bridge at Moderatjon
all the booms, one saw mill, and a w0olen-miIl
belonging to the estate Of the late oliver Tracy,
and some small buildings were also swept away
CONCORD, N. H., April 2l.-The river fell
about fourteen inches during the night. A large
road, and it is believed that travel will be re-
sumed to-day. Three northern mails are here
awaiting transportation.
Prem PhilaAelphia-TheL Late Susuen.
ston-Trial Trip.
felerepAcd Exclusively 70 fAe Esensse Sssv.
PHILADELPHIA, April 21-E. A. Louder &
Co, whose suspension was lately announced,
OF sos 600. They continue their business, with
time allowed to pay their indie btedness.
.nd inc steamer ffirey fdr belonging to COMPANY
fresh provisions from Texas, made successful
trial trip to-day.
Goy. Sha3er's Arrival nj salt Lake
H1D A00ress-He In Cheered.
felegrophed Esclusirely TO The Euemsa0 Star
CoRINNE, L. T., April 21.-Shafer, the newly
appointed Governor of Utah, arrived last night,
and was sreceiyed with an Illumination and bon
tires. He made speech, stating that it was the
purpose OF the government to suppress polyg-
amy; that this institution, though supported by
as SsnS dSya, OF on. ana h w not stay the
first real Governor Utah has ever had.
MCC980B - u1veBWOOAs kDGL000s l0
Pretest Against 1nsPectton Of Con.
1see0ePAea 1easaosfy 70 1A< kDssSsg Ssas.
LlyssrooL, April ala large meeting was
held In this city last evening to protest against
me proposed omcial inspection Of convents.
- 50.
- - - 1eGreeas Family
r.,...~s.S r...,'. ,snsy. -
80.
uMApkIp, April 2l.-Ihe family ef Prince
a. m,,,tv ne "e Son nss Ie,oseo 20 aooePs the IN
's'e---e- -@ = .ae 0eeh'A VI ~~'
The MAssaeAesesss MsiSe Rejects ahs
Ten-Aear Lohor Dalf.
4tlaerqpAeS IselssivelS b He 1ve<sV Ss~.
Roerou. Anril o1.-Th> N sss>~hua.xx~ uou..
e'eo te - 'ne ten-hour ssoos eut cy aSote OF isS
-s- --
The Missing Steamer, 1.-The City Of
uFusDela," 0afe.
Tsisors.1sa x.o,,.ss,,h; - "A. r.r.... o..
II, s,yssro95; .,a os Ap.., s,5as y II ...i,s ae.ner
Crook Haven at o'clock fhis morwinS nr<ter
san. tG 80. = = 49,
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ANIOTICE TO TIE CREDITORS OF II -
IN HALL HOWARD.
ye..ess ss.i1g claims sssinas % The late AZ 2, 2,
sasent the ssme % Us on OF before tbs HI1sfp DAY
Of MAY NEXT, ss at that time We vii make 1, =
FINAL distribution and settlensnt Of their enAtfs All
credtsrs failing TO their claims by the ume
named will be debArred from said settlsnneoe.
BARBOUR HAMILrON, Assigneee.
Washington. March y, $50. u asetAyl
CANARY BIRDS CANARr Blkps Y noSk.
" ING BIRDS and Mockins Rird EOOpSk<6
for sale at 1i3s seventh street, bstveen Il
and n. 80 ..7I I !. ~
ROOK, JOB. AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
GIBSON BROTHERS,
spl2 ly 1912 Penn Q avenue tsoutn adeJ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-08
CONDENSED TRLEGsAMs.

TUESDAY. Feb. sth.
Commissioners Deiauo resumed his OH
cial duties yesterday.
A small fire, involving the loss of only
81 600, occurred in Cincinnati yesterday.
Governor Peter t. Washburne, of ver-
mont, died at Woodstock, yesterday morn
Ing.
George NJ. Wheaton, a distinguished
lawyer OF Philadelphia, died yesterday
morning
Gov. Reed. OF Florida, telegraphs that
the attem pt at mis- impeachment has been
defeated b. tWo-tntrds majority.
The stable OF Stevens, Dockham & Co.,
at Lawrence, Mass, was burned on sun
day night, together with fourteen horses.
L oss 5000.
There is another railroad blockade at
Chattanooga, and freignts for points
south OF that place are not taken by the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at
present
The residence of Colonel Walton wight,
formerly occupied by don. Daniel s. DicZ-
1nson, at B1nghampton, New York, was
Destroyed dP BY IRE, sunday morning. Loss
GOOJOi insurance $4,000.
Judge Bedford, of the New York General
transfer tue trial of Mcfarland TO the
Court of Oyer and Terminer. The trial
viii commence March 9TH.
During fracas in q house of ill-iame In
4 lka u
young man named Albert Day received
injuries from which he died Sunday morn
ing. Several arrests have oeen made.
Edw. Wise, late bookeeper at Craighead,
Brest q Wilson's, Nashville, committed
suicide yesterday morning, by taking
Iaudanun. No cause is assigned. FrleDds
believe he took an overdose untntention-
ally.
Collector Williams, of Dayton, Ohio,
seized a quantity of whisky for nom pay
ment of tax. Arnold Il Dobbins, distilleTs,
refused to pay, fer the purpose of testing
the Legality of the forty yelght hour fer
mentation rule.
The Mormons in the vicinity OF New
York are pushing forward the work on
their new museum on Long Island with
great vigor, and meetings are being held
three times day to aid in forwarding the
work, and more preachers are on their
way from Utah.
A large numb of Iaborers on the James.
town and Franklin Railroad grades In
Pennsylvania, struck last week on account
of reduction of wages from 81 90 to 81 rs.
They are being paid cif, but threaten to
fOrca Every man TO quit. Their aspect was
so threatening yesterday atternoon that
the foreman OF those still at work advised
them to quit for their own safety.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TIC Innrnlltloa Of Are-

Decreaitude is the natural accom- panf-
ment Of Old age, but 10 may be anchor
ated, nnd the period of entire heIplessn ess
long postponed by the iudicious use of a
healthIul slim ulant Physicians, Euily
aware of this fact, usually recommend
moderate stimulation when the strength
and v18or of maturity have been sus-
pended by this feebleness and prOstration
which are the inevitable results oil declin-
ing years. Port VINE, gin, brandy, and
other liquors are often prescribed b. medf-
Cal men Tor aged persons, but the impulse
Wblen fermenied and 0tsttiie liquors give
10 the circulation. and the energy they
seem 10 lmpart, IS transitOry, unless the
alcOnOle principle is modified and quail
ned by the presence of medicinal tonics
ana INV EorantS. Of all the combinations
OF diHusive stimuli with the Juices OF
herOsi roots, and barks that have ever
been administered to the aged and infirm,
with the view OF sustaining their waning
strength, cheering their dropping spirits,
ana relieving the aches and pains to
which they are subjected, none has been
Iounu so eAicaclous, 50 agre cable, and so
permanent in its effects as Hostetter's
stomach Bitters. The difference between
the effect OF the Bitters and that Of a mere
eXciJant, however pures is the same as be-
tween the effect of a sudden and moment
ary application OF excessive force to a
given purpose and the result of q Steady,
continuous application of exactly the
requisite amount Of force TO the same end.
The mere spirit OF physical energy pro-
cuced by a dram (and which is ALWAYS
sue, eeded by corresponding depression)
never yet benefited any man or woman
suffering from physical decay. A cordial
like Hoetetter's Bttters, at once soothing
and inyigoEaling, is the remedial agent
required.