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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

THIRD WARD RADIcALs-A meeting Of the
Third Ward Radicals VS. held last night in
the coIo,ed school house on Alfred street, be-
tween Princess and Or2uoco 7. j. Eleiiu, the
President, in tho chair. The attendance was
extremity slim IS the coo.cl clement vas al.
most entirely wanting. Speeches were made
by r. ID. Becklcy, co'Grcd, and T. J. Edelin,,
J. 7. Burnett and J.. d. Harmon. Nine dele,
gates, five white and four colorcd, were appoint
ed to the County Convention which met in
this city this evening, to elect delegates to the
approaching state Convention.
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Police REPORT - Thomas Clarke, commit
ted TO tho Work House some days since was
released on the application of bis wife.
Three pigs belonging to an Irish woman were
captured yesterday evening by a policeman on
the street and put in the pen at the market
house. During the temporary absence OF the
guard, the owner turned them QUE of the pen
and was driving them up the street, when she
was ovcrhaucd and The prisoners re captured
and brought back. When first approached by
the policeman the owner refused to allow the
pigs to be carried back, and her efforts to drive
them up the street, and the policeman efforts
to drive them down the street attracted large
crowd of interested spectators.
MAYORS OFFICE. George Hamilton, for an
assault on Moie Summers, both colorcd was
dismissed upon the payment of costs, as the
charge was withdrawn.
Frank Washington and Joe Hum phries. both
coorcd,to fighting at Fishtown, were fined and
discharged.
\ young man, on complaint of Virginia
Evans, was put under bond to keep the peace
for six months.
NIGHT REPORT. Might cloudy and warm.
Windows in the warehouses OF Hooe, Wedder-
burn Il Co., and Davy & Harmon were found
open by the policemen. Attempts were made
to rob the premises of Superintendent of Police
Clifford, on Water street, and MIR. DeadIe on
King street. a man named Chas. FIeisher,
from Fredericksburg, who was taken sick on
the street, was accommodated at the Station
House.
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LOCAL NEWS.

FOURTH WARD CONSERVATIVE Els. In re
Spouse to call signed by TIC President of tht
Fourth Ward Conservative Club, about out
dozen members OF that organization met il
Muirs Building last night. The hour for as
scmbhng having passed, aud ,herc being nj
indication of moro numerous attcLdauce, Dr.
}. IS. johnson took the chair and stated thai
he had called the meeting for the purpose Of
II possible, rCconciing the differ Lees, among
the Conservative voters Ct tie ward, wiz re-
spect to the asprants from this city for Con.
gressional honors, that had been occasioned
by the action Of the late Liberty Hall meeting,
but that thv Lumber present indicated such q
lack OF interest on the subject, as to make il
apparcn; that thc Conservatives, at least ul the
Fourth Ward, were satisfied to let things stand
as they well. He deprecated that indifference
exhibited by 50 small i ;u!n out, but hoped 1t
would be succeeded by. tc!'cr spirit PREVIOUS
to the election
Mir John Travis moccd al adjournment,
Mir. JOHN b. Smoot, une OF the delegate
appointed Il, the Liberty Hall meeting, said
that before the motion was PIT tic would avail
himself 0! the opportunity to state, that in &
caucus o! those delegates he had refused to he
bound by any determination hey might ar,irc
ut, but that il intructed 10y meeting of the
voters OF tho ward he *hou'I obey those iu-
Struc.ous or else ,cSIgr
Mr.. Il. {. SIaynakrr, another at the Litcr
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Ei.C .fl:l.iSeiS.

NEW York, September lG.--St0cks strong
Cold a. VI ,hcy IS per cent. Virginia size,
ex-coupUn, IS flpur shade frmer Wheat
lie better. Corn IL better.
BALTIMORE, September 10 Virginia SKIES,
old 81 bid So asked DO. 1866 GS bid, G7 n kcd;
do 1867 50! bid. III asked; do upon, old. Us
bid, 20 asked Gotten firm ut 49,! stock scarce.
Flour firm and in improved demand. Wheat
dull; Maryland am ,er 14Dsl6O; lair to good
Maryland red l25al35; common 1lnal22 white
la0al65 winter red Western 40. White C'rn-
no primo Offering but NORMALLY H5 yellow
90; Western s0a90. Oats steady at16a5O. KY
dull at 55a75.
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From, st. Thomas.

NEW YORK, Sent ia private letter
from partisan Of CabraI, dated St. Thomas
August 3lSt. says:
''Thc position of Bacz is critical. Cabral ha:
confdcd the Southern lines to Gems. Marcas anc
Adonido, while he joins General Pimcnul ia
tho north. General Hungria, Minister OF wal
under Baez, has resigned, on account of quar-
rel with Baez and not because of i'll health as
reported.
The deception practiscl by Batz has caused
many of his former friends to become enemies,
and he has caused the arrest OF some.
The Caoral party favors annexation.
The writer predicts that Bacz will be over
thrown before the first Of October.
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DUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue of decrco Of the Circuit Court of
Fairfax county, rendered in the case of j. c.
Fits, A signee, SC, vs.. John A. Herman,
shall sell, AS commissioner therein named, on
MONDAY, October 18th, 1870, Court day, in
front of tho Court House door of Fairfax coun-
ty, at u o'c ock m to tho highest bidder.
valuable TR \ Ut Of LAND on which ssid
john A. German resides, containing Us acros,
Wing on the Guinea or Braddock road, orc and
u half miles north westwardly from Burke's
station, on the y, a. y Nj. X. r, adjoining
the lands Of Dewy, Herbert and Arundcll I'M
provemcnts good; vel: watcrcd and wooded
both with pine and hard wood.
TEkMS-Une tenth cash and tho residue in
three equal instruments ~ six, twelve and eight
cen months; the de'erred payments to bear IN.
tcre,t end to be secured by tn" purchasers
bonds, with good surety and 4 retention OF the
title TO said Iand until tho purchase money shall
have been pad. Costs OF stamps and convoy
anLes to ne paid by purchaser
III DULANY BALL,
u n S.Ia
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local FsrcEitEcS,

Auoug the invited guests to the meeting O?
Friendship Lodge, No II, |. .. .. L. ci
WASHINGTON last iiigl;, when go't past grand
ratriarch's iew,I was presented to y, q s. +.
ID. Stuart by the representatives tn the Grand
Lodge OF the U. S. was Z, 6. Hugh Latham
Of this city.
Among the delegates present 1T the ConVcn,
ton of the Master Mechanics Association oil
the United States, Row in session IL Phl!adcl'
phia, the ramcs oi j. T. Wa9dcy Of tic u,
\. 4 NJ. K, H., AID Nathaniel Hays Of The
W. 4 0. r. Il. appear
we have received the September lumber OF
the Old Dominion MarSzinc, containing many
Interesting articles. Oac oil the features OF the
Magazine is compilation OF Domestic Receipts
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CONSERVA7IVE CONVENT ON.

The Conservatives of Fairfax county arc in
viteG 10 meet in convention, at the Court House
Of said county, on MONDAY, the l9ta day of
September rext, Court day, for the purpose of
selecting delegates 10 represent the county in
tho proposed Congressional Convention.
Fairfax county. aug 25-laWtd
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RADICAL. CONvENTloH. The County Rad
cal Convention met in this city ut 8 o'c|nc;
this evening, and temporarily or&anized 10y
the election Of 7. i. Prn, coicrcd, President,
and j. II. Stevens, Secretary but 10 farther
business had been transacted 1T ! p IN. The
attendance Of delegates was limited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

New Broom Factory. Mr. Wesley
Avery has started new Broom Factory in
this city. at The cornor Of King and Columbus
streets, which We hope may saccccd. We have
seen spi:cmens Of the brooms, made by Mr..
". II. Woodtiel1, an experienced and skilled
workman employed in the Factory, which for
style Of fn;sh, durability, and quality of mate.
rial used. compare mast iayorahiy with any
made elsewhere, and ere much superior to
moSt. \ large quantity Of broom corn is grown
is The surrounding country, and witt! the tacili
ties possessed here, and proper support from
our own people. whO should 10 all in their
power 10 build up hoM" enterprises, there is 20
reason why this should not prcTc cminently
successful AID thereby encourage others to es.
tatjish in one midst, what is mos: needed,
MANUFACTURERS. Success to the new factory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY COMPANY. From
this date the Library room Will he orcncd at
I! o clock p. ~ asicad Of : o'clock: IS hereto
fore, ami only hail an hcur IL tic afternoon
from 10 .! o'c'rck The Library Co. ac.
knowledge the receipt ot Iisrprr' and Frank
Lc>Iie's WcckiicS, Gnd"y'< Lady Book and
Lirpncott's Magazine Tor September, and
BaIlou Tor October,
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Accidents

ALBANY, Sept. 1G james Hayes, an EN-
pIoycc CT Inc Railroad COMPANY fell from the
Western Express Train ABOUT tour miles from
this city yesterday and WAS killed. lie leaves
Il family.
a man named Joseph Gaynor was fatally In
iurcd yesterday ny locomotive Oh the Albany
and Susquchanna Railroad.
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SALE OF a FANM.-Smoot & Miller, Land
AgcutS, soI;l on the 18Th inst. TO Mr.. j. il.
McGrcgor, Of NV York, Il farm, four m les
frcm BcaIton s.aton, 90 the o., \. & N. r.. r..
confirming 300 acres, at SIP per ac:c.
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DEATH OF G. S. MINER. - ..r. Gilbert :.
Miner, Il lawyer Of this city. died suddenly, at
his residence Oh Kin; street this evening, OF con
rcsive chil!s, contracted in the Dismal Swatur.
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Mr.. S1MoS tBLoNDHE1M has received his Fall
stock Of ready made clothing, which embraces
every article of mems wearing apparel, selected
with caro- and an eye to the becoming as we'll
as with reference TO the circumstances Of the
OcOnlc
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CHARLES WHITTLESEY,
U. S. ISSIUN Il,


AND
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR IN
BANKRUPTCY.
Congress having just amended tho Bankrupt
law so that nearly all parties can be discharged
from their debts unobstructed by the hit per
cent clause so called, another opportunity o.
iers to secure tho benefits of this most effective
and permanent measure Of relief. The above
canned will make bankrupt business = special y;
will procure discharges on the most moderate
terms, and transact all business in that line nj
prices whicE cannot fail to bc satisfactory. Be
ing U S Commissioner he will endeaver TO
visit the different counties on court days, md
thus save parties the trouble and expense OF
scvcrsl trips to Alexandria in beginning and
proceeding with their cases. discharges Can
b. obtained here before Register Hill us promp!:
~ a. in Richmond or elsewhere, and Il: much
less expense to uartcs 1t my be added that
the Bankrupt nct, in connection with the
homestead exemption, which 1t Is now bel eyed
will be secured to the bankrupt unde' the bank.
rupt law, is the only real relief now offered to
pur,i struggling in the hopeless bondage OF
old ..ehts. a. dress personally or by letter at
No - south RCynl street Alexandria. Lyle ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

Mr. SIMON WATERNAN has taken the splen-
did now store. on King street, lately occupied
by s. Dealham, whore he has opened large
stock of roady made clothing, &c. Mr.. W. is
ono Of our most esteemed citizens and has by
this move given evidence ofhis energy and ente--
prise We wish him continued success.
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STOVESI STOVESl STOVESl

STOVESl STOVES STOVESl
havo on hand and constantly receive com.
plete assortment Of Cooking, Dining Room and
Psrlor Stoves, at prices which defy competi-
ton. Old Stoves taken in exchange and their
full value given. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. NJ. RUBEN,
au 3O-lm 80 King ST., DR.. Cooks old stand
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DEMoREsr's MAaAzINE-From the book and
periodical depot of Mr.. Geo. E. French, No. 50
King street, we received this morning Demon
csts Mirror of Fashion for October-an unusu-
ally attractive number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-09-16

RKMAKKs-The Flour market opened dull
for the week, but under light receipts and Il
fair city demand prices have been maintained,
and the market closes with u better feeling ,.ld
with moderate reques: for Supers and low
grades Extra. while Family is dull and almost
neglected. We quote: Supers 75asG; Extras
5Oa$6 rs; Family 5OaS9; choice brands
Family will command So 81. Wheat is dull
for low and medium grades, and the market
may be quoted 4a5c off, but prime samples meet
with ready sale; offerings Of 1892 bushels white
and red, with sales Of the latter a. lis, u.s. 10
Us. A2S. $50. l45. lao. 1i2 and ll5 Corn is nc
tive and firm offerings of 73U bushels mixed
with sales at 3d. IS and 96. Rye is firm otter
ngs Of 10 bushels. with sales at s.. Oats are
in active request offerings Of l5l4 bushels, with
sales at 80, 90, al and A. Provisions are quiet.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Septemb Der l5
Beef Cattle-Prices ranged us follows: Best
Boeves at 7aS7 so; generally rated first quHhty
at CAST; medium or good fair quality z5aS5 IS;
ordinary thin Steers Oxen and Cows 9aSl IS /;
inferior and lowest grades Of Cattle 50aSt 25-
general average of the market to-day So so cX
treme range of prices 5DaS7 81. Most OF tho
sales were from 50 to IS sc per 100 lbs. Total
sales for the week 2l45 head.
Sheep-The market has boon fully supplied
during the past week, out mostly OF common
grade; the demand being fair, rates remain
about the same as last week. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good Sheep at 1a4ic;
good to extra 4as5tc per ID gross. Stock Sheep
l 50a$2 IS per head. Lambs at l 15aS3 80 per
head Receipts this week 1886 head.
Hogs-There has been little change worthy
of nole in tho market during the past week. tho
supply being about equal to the demand, and
rates are according to quality, the same rs last
week, there being Il few moro inferior Hogs
than there were then. Prices to-day ranged
follows: IL 75aSls so per lC0 lbs net. Receipts
this week 4400 head.
NEW York Dry GOODS MARKET.-Consd-
cradle improvement over tho previous weeks
business has been noticeable during the past
seven days. The advance of prices on prints
has caused material decrease in the demand,
and buyers take tho goods at present in limited
amounts although owing to tho diminished
productions of these goods, it would be difficult
for the manufacturers TO supply an Increase
demand at the present time. There has been
considerable excitement in brown sheetings and
shirtings, occasioned by the limited supply of
nearly all grades in first hands. The stoppsge
of many mills and lessened production Of 9TH
ers, which was necessitated by the drought, at
season of no great activity in all cotton goods
is being seriously felt by agents. The result OF
this is marked degree OF frnlness In nearly
all grades.
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1,R READ AND "a Is T. 3.

The citizens Of Alexsndris and immediate
cIra VI No GO KING STREET, corner OF
Fsirfsx in quantities to suit. all kinds of
BREAD AND CAKES,
~ .de from the choicest brands of -four and by
the most expert bakers.
The proprietor soIicits a trial Of his m anufa c.
lures. and is confident that those who once buy
Of him will continue their patronage.
aug eff i. CRU ~.
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unIRoT AN NUAL BALL

~ > 7 A N n 4 L d = u y
HUMBOLDT LODGE. No. 50, u. Q. d 6. b.
Will be given a EINTkACHr ALL on
tho evening of MONDAY, Sept 10 1870
COOKS celebrated STRING BAND has
been engaged for the occasion.
An agreesb evening is assured to all who
may attend.
COMMITTEE Of Arrangements
VIM. Metzger, Henry Herbncr. l.. Bendhelm.
Floor Managers
+ Wsssmsnn, :. Blondnrtn, NJ. Ruben.
Tickets, admitting u gentleman and ladies, to
be obtained only from members. 81. sep Std
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sep l3-2aWts
VALUABLE IMBEH LAND FOR SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust from Henry III.
Ross, deceased, ~ Alfred Mos. DECREASED, trus-
tee dated the 9Th day of September, 1857, re-
corded among.t the land records of Fairfax
county io"r r, No. 3, iUlo II and for tho
purposes therein men.ion'c, l shall otter Tor
sale, b> pubic auction, at Fairfax Court House,
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF October. 1871,
that tc ny Court day, tho TRACT or LAND
in said deed mentioncd containing 1914 acres
principally in wood and TIMBER.
The above tract Of l.nd binds on The Little
River turnpike ro4d about tw" miles above
G.rmantuwn and udjuins tho farms Of CHARLES
Stewart james Fox and others. The timber
may b.: made very Profitable 10y converting, 1t
into lumb I ri s.eau SAW mill about TWO miles
di.t,nt near Germantown small portion Oh
the land has been cleared but ls without o'her
improvements The ol OK rond from the turn
pike to Frying pun runs through tits property.
TEkMS-One tenth Of tho purchase money
will be required in hand; the residue IN one,
-, vo and three years, with interest from the day
Of safe, and approved personal security; tho
tito to be retained and the land liable to be re.
sold at the risk Of the purchaser. Tax and
stamps to be paid by the purchaser. Sale TO
take place between | and o'clock.
kIClpD II. COCK ERlLLE.
Administrator de bons non of alfred MOSS
deceased, and as such authorized TO execute
the above trust FarlAI 90 sep u GUS
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GOODS.
RORERT I, WOOD.

ROBERT l. WOOD.
OUR NEW FALL GOODS-s general rs,
sortment now coming in-everytblng nc" ano
desirable in our line. We are now opGnItung our
first instament of NEW FALL GnODS con-
;stng Of Cloths Go0S S5ae Gj ms Cs soe
neiai1es. low.;riced Dress Goods, Stacking
F,nnnels, Bslmoral and Hoop skirts. Canton
Flannels, Yarns. Hosiery, Towelings, &c. &c :,
- No g. King street. sep Il
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NEED TIME AND HARVEST.
TO FA M ERS.

Offer for sale, in lots to suit purchasers,
CHESAPEAKE GUANO, prepared by the
highly respectable establishment of Isaac Rey-
nolds s. Son, Baltimore. Having sold this Fer
tilizer to number Of farmers and given gener-
al satisfaction, invite orders for the article At
baltimore prices. B. H. LAMBERT,
con I4-6w Is Union wharf.
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For the week ending on the 10th there were
shipped from Cumberland, by the c. & o. Ca
nal l6,96i.13 tons of Coal.
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RIcHMoSD MARKET, Sept Is Offerings OF
ll,0OU bushels Of Wheat with sales OF white
bad at So inferior at 100; good 1877! and choice
los. Oats 42s431. No Rye.
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DERANGEMENT OF THE BOWELS.

Judieious use of Speer's STANDARD Wine
Bittors" in keeping the system in tone and pre-.
venting derang cement of tho bowels, j. almost
beyond belief Try them, and you will DC
convinced of the fact. For sale by druggists.
son DIV
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MARIN Z LIST.

PORT OF ALEX ANDRIA. SEPT. IL.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Utility, Norwich, to American Coal
Company.
Schr Hotchkiss Hodsdon, Boston, TO w A
Smoot.
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson Winters, Now York,
by Hooe Wedderburn s. Co.
Schr VIM Allen, Jersey City, by American
Coal Co.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Lizzie Carr, ,Gilchrist, hence at Boston
l4th instant.
Schr Virginia Dare, Johnson, hence at Will
mington 18th Instant
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NALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

By virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Fairfax county, rendered at its Juno term, 1870,
in the cause OF T.. Mccarthy VS.. Edward Scan
lon the undersigned, commissioners, will sell,
on MONDAY, tho 18th day OF October. 1870.
Court day, in front Of the Court House door of
Fairfax county, at II O clock IN, tho valuable
TRACT OF LAND now iarmed by Tim.
o. Conner, and near the land whereon he re-.
sides, cont lining Is acres, with fine improve.
ments, and well wooded and watered with a
fine young orchard and being very valuable
land-tho Same lying cast Of the Braddock
road, one half mile south of Anandale on the
Little River Turnpike and a mile and half
from Springfield station, on the O., A s. NJ. r. 4.
TERM -Tcn per cent to be paid down as a
deposit the residue in 6, II and l8 months,
with interest. to be secured by bond with good
security the title to BIO retained until tho pur-
chase money is paid, and the cash payment to
be forfeited, and the land rosold at tho risk of
the purchaser should nc fail to comply.
GEO. WIN. BRENT,
NJ. DULANY BALL,
Fairfax CO. sop l3-2awts CONS Of Sale.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A TAINTED Atmosphere.

Mslarious levers are always prevalent in the
fall. Heavy and unWholesome exhalationa
then arise from the EARTH and the great dlsp,r.
ity between the temperature OF day and nigbt
predisposes the system, enfeebled by the sum-
mer heats, TO epidemic diseases. The serretlve
organs the liver especially. are apt, at this pc
riod of the year, to become inert and sluggish,
and all bodily powers require renovation. ne
best, indeed the only protection against Inc
morbid Influences of the season is wholesome
medlcated stimulsnt Pre- eminent among the
restoratves of this class and indeed foremost
among the remedial and preventive medicines
OF modern times, stands Hostetter's Stomach
bltt"rs. It's reputation is co-e3tensive With the
western Hemisphere; it has been q standard
article Tor twenty years: its sales las may be
asccrtaine0 by the revenue returns) are far
larger than those ofsny other proprietary prep
arAllon on this continent; and the testimony
in its favor embraces letters Of approval from
The most distinguished members of Ill the learn
cd professions and from we'll known residents
of almost every city in the Union. These are
its credentials. To state what it is doing 10
prevent and assusge the suffernQs of the hu-
man family would require more space than can
be given TO the subject hero. The dyspeptic,
the bilious, the nervous, the weak ana emacia-
ted, the responding, tho broken down, fnc its
renovatng and regulating properties sure
and immediate means of relief. 1t is q pure
vegetable specific, at onco safe and potent, and
for which the whole msteria medics affords no
substitute. sop 12-eolW
Recently, several friends, who have been
subject to chills, and suffered with them every
season until the present. told US of the wonder
lul effect of tho Native Wine Bitters upon the
disease, and havo asked US to recomm end them
for the benefit Of sufferers which we do with
pleasure. knowing their virtue so we'll For
sale by all druggists and grocers. sep 12-lw