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Githmond Dispattk,
TUESDAY. ............. APRIL Id, 1870.
STRANGE FREAKS or 4 MANIAc--A THaILL

STRANGE FREAKS oY 4 MANIAc--A THRILL
NO >crxr.-JCcSSonmtie, H., April 14.-On
yesterday a thrilling scene occurred at the
(,saur ASYLUM. \ woman who had been i'm
.hc ssyllu for several years ESCAPED from
h"r ward and went through the halls and up
,hr stairway that leads out upon the roof of
tto hrilding. she wandered around upon
thr roof of the building until she came to
Gc ridge Of the cornice. After looking down
r|r .a,nc time she swung herself over the
"1,n Of the corn;ce by her hands, and swing
~ thnre she could Just touch with her toes
,;,S ,on above the window of the fifth-story,
ns;rh was inst below her. Having gotten
f,n,hnld thereon she let 60 her hands, and,
S " raD ia say. preserved her balance and
stood upcn the cap, which Is about twciVe
inrhcs wide. While standing there she
WAS discovered in her pc'ilonS snua-
lion. Immediately several men went upon
the roof and LET down rope. and tried 10
rr~>uade her TO fastcn ii around her. She
would take hold Of the rope. then laugh at
then, hut refused TO Use il. Mcanwhile
beds were brought out and placed on the
Ground five stories below her, and IN breath-
Ir.s suspense all who were on the ground
awaited her fall. Nothing daunted, after
remaining on the wiudow-cap for nearly
helf.bour, all of sudden she grabbed the
rome held in the hands Of the men above and
i,IDncd OF. They let the rope run though
their hands. and she held on until within
thi,ts feet cf The ground, when she let 60.
end fell rpon the beds unhurt. During all
mi, time There was the most thrilling sus-
r,,nse to MI the hchoders, and glorious re-
trf al her escape from such peril.
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~I HAVE NOW PARTLY LAND
ing and partly still to arrtvs, OF my own importa-
ton, the finest selection OF SUMNER WINES
ever brought into this city. consisting Of
CLARETS,
sAUTERNE, and
HOOK,
in hogsheads and CAGES, including the cheap table
wines, as well as the fucst brands known In
Europe
Of the most celebrated brands, such As
T.. RODERER'S CARTE BLANCHE,
BoUCHE, Fills & CO.'S NAPOLEON CABI-
NET, CARTE BLANCHE,
CABINET AND BOUZY.
MOET & CHANDoN's WIN IMPERIAL Green
The "NAPoLHoN CABINET" was put up
especially for me, and is superior 20 all CHAM
PAGEES sent to this country. Fresh shipments
OF all these Champagnes every Two or three
months.
Ihave also Just received fresh supply Of those
most celebrated vICHY WATERS, and have ON
the way from Germany . large lot OF Settlers
WATER.
direct shipment OF BRANDY from Jsmes
Hennessy & Co., COGNAC, expected every day.
Importing all the above mentioned goods my
self have the full benefit Of the decline tn gold,
and shall sell at much lower rate than hereto
fore. Knowing that no other house in this stste
can offer as large and weI-selected stock as tho
above. beg all In want Of really PURE WINES
20 give me call OSCAR CRANE,
Importer la Wines, Liquors, and Cigars,
No. Exchange Block,
an1l.--eodss Fourteenth street,
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Foreign News.

PARIS, April 1s.-The Emperor attended
the races at Long Champs to-day.
The public meetings commence next
week, at which the plebiscitum will be dis
cussed, and the people instructed in the
proposed constitutional changes.
MADRID, April 1s..-The Government pub
fishes an official dispatch from Cuba an.
nouncing that the insurgents had attempted
to pass Valmaseda's lines, but was de-
feated with Il loss of ITO killed and many
surrendering to receive the clemency OF the
Government.
The Impartial says that 1t Is probable
that the question OF monarchy VIII pc
brought before the Cortes before the dis
cussion on the organic laws tnkes place.
which will be an early day.
LoSpos, April lS.-The pioneer steamer
of the new line between Australia and Cali
fornia sailed from Sidney the 26th March.
HAVANA, April IS.-The Captain-General
telegraphs from Puerto Principe that the
insurgent forces under Gomez and Dias
made m attempt to pass Ealmaseda's lines
at Canto Abajo with the object of invading
the jurisdiction of the Bey, and they were
met by two Spanish battalions, who re-
pulsed them. After losing ITO killed, the
rebels fled in great confusion. and at last
accounts they were utterly disorganized.
The dispatch OF the Captaln-General gives
no further particulars.
LONDON, April 1S.-It is stated that the
City of Boston will not be posted at Lloyd's
on the lost-book for some weeks. Until SO
posted the insurance is not payable.
LONDON, April 1S.-A Provisional Govern
ment has been formed for Paraguay under
Brazilian patronage.
PARIS, April 1s.-A dispatch has just
been received from Montevideo stating that
an attack from the cNiles of the Flanco fac
ton is expected. Extensive preparations
have been made for defence.
The Emperor sends his Plebiscita circu-
lar to the different departments to-day.
The Senate commences its discussion on
the Plebiscita to-day.
MADRID, April ls.--The ill-feeling be.
tween the regulars and volunteers has
nearly subsidized.
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senators Oh The bill now pending ID Che
Senate for the admission to representation
of the State Of Georgia, and with authority
to the committee to send for persons and
papers. The resolution was adopted.
The discussion af the Georgia bill was
then resumed, Drake, Sumner, and Carpen.
ter participating, but without any action
the Senate adjourned.
Another State.
WASHINGTON, April 1s.-New Mexico
will be admitted as State of the American
Union the present session of Congress,
making thirty-eight States in Gil.
Senator Flanagan, OF Texas.
WARRINGTON, April Ex-senator Flana-
gan was serenaded Saturday night. He was
introduced to the crowd by yellow man
named Sela Martin. Flanagan said he hoped
never to do Texas injustice. BE opposed
the moving Of the capitol.
Various Items.
WASHINGTON, April 18.-In the House to-
day the usual number OF bills were report
ed under the regular call. but none were
reported affecting the South.
The apportionment bill is now up In the
Supreme Court.
The Judiciary Committee recommend the
indefinite postponement of the bill to pre-
vent prize-fghting.
Mr.. Kellogg introduced a bill granting
lands to the Vicksburg, Baton Rouge and
New Orleans railroads, which was referred
TO the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. Drake introduced the following az the
sixteenth amendment to the Constitution
The United States shall protect each
State against domestic violence. Whenever
it shah be shown to the President elect that
violence exists in such State Congress shall
have power to enforce this amendment"
A sharp debate ensued, pending which
MIR. Drake moved its reference to the Com
mittee on Military Affairs. It was finally
referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr. Morrill, introduced the following:
Resolued, That the Judiciary Commit
tee be instructed to inquire whether cor
rupt means have been employed to influence
the vote of any senator on the pending
Georgia bill; and that the committee be
empowered to send for persons and pa
pers."
The bill was passed.
The revenue receipts to-day were $685., 900.
The coin in the Treasury amounts to
s112, 250, 900, including 1877 900, 900 coin Ger.
The currency is S10, 250.000.
There were no nominations affecting the
South to-day.
Both Houses of Congress ere In session
tonight.
The President has nominated W. E. sla-
ter as postmaster ct Wytheville, Va.
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rinaaeisI ana CenslsreisL

Gsrssa cua RlcuP Marked.
CoaH AND FLOUR E1cHAxsRI
RICHMOND, Va. April 10, ls7o.
OFFERINGS.
Whsnt--Eone.
0ora.-Whits, loo bushala. Mixed so4 bashels
0nts.-7Is bushels.
Rye.-None.
Gora.-W hite, 1eo bushels damaged. on private
terms; Mixed, zoe bushels very good on private
terms; 1cl bushels very good, &L1B-total. to-
Oats.-aIs bushels worry good ct &c.
RE-RxHBITED.
Offerings on tho corresponding date last ysar
werei
Whea.-White, Il bushels red. none.
C'orn---White, IH bushals yellow, $50 huabsls !;
mixed, 22s bushels
Odts.-L 40 bushels.
RDe.--is9 bushels.
Nsal.-2o bushels.
/. F2dEesed.-3 busheis.
6rest Potdfoes.-21 bushals.
The prices On that day we're as follows:
Wheat. white none sold red, none SOLD
Corn.-W n1re. none sold: yellow, prime, ssc- {:
mixed, none sold.
Odts.-Very good, Csc,
Rys-None sold.
MeaI.-None sold.
FLdrssed.-Sones sold
Soeet Potdtoes.-None cold.
Flour--VirR1nia (couotry. Wholesale super
Gne, ~ barrel; extra. % q barrel; family. Sloa
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The latest move on the political chess
board in reference to the next presidency
: IN favor of ticket with Chase for Prcsi-
dent and Gilbert {. Walker for Eicc-Presi-
dent. 1t is stated that the project Of rum
ming this ticket has been agitated in New
York, and has met with some favor. Here
nhouts Chase has Il good many friends on
both sides, and Governor Walker would
very considerably strengthen the ticket
Richmond ictter-Alezandr1a Gazette.
Mr.. William Ncale, of Parkcrsburg, during
recent visit to Tennessee, had IN inter-
view with Jefferson Davis. Mr.. Neale re-
ports Mr.. Davis US looking very feeble and
Nudly-so much SO that he does not promise
TO be long for this WORLD Wheeling Latel-
hgencer.
We hear nothing more Of the debt COM
Mission. We do not know whether any Of
our commissioners have accepted or whe-
thrr MI have. The Virginia commissioners
were instructed to mike report i'll sixty
day, but that is impracticablc of course,
FOR the sixty days since their appointment
have already run out. Practically, no time
vii! he lost, because no action beyond the
preliminary action Of the commissions can
be taken till their reports have been SUBJ
United 10 the Legislatures Of both states,
and ours will not be in session till next ia
nuary.- Wheeling LntelAgencer.
There was a heavy storm Sunday at New
York, Philadelphia, and other places
North, notwithstanding which Easter SER
VICES in the churches ut both places were
attended by vast congregations.
John Meehan and Mike Flaherty, Jersey
city roughs, had q prize-fght near that
place Sunday, and fought sixteen rounds In
twenty-five minutes, when Flaherty was
Knocked out Of time. Five hundred spec
tators were present.
The invitation of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to visit Washingto on has
been accepted by the Ohio Legislature, the
Governor, Lieutenant-Governor, Auditor
hencral, and other State officers. They will
visit Washington this week.
- Mad dog Killed. policeman and five
other persons Bitten" says yesterdays Bal
tInore Sun.
The income tax question is to come before
Congress this week.
Benjamin Deford, Esq, Of Baltimore, died
on sunday.
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fRExcH RECOGNITION OF DISTINGUISHED
cERv!css.-F0riress Monroe, April 16.-The
French Minister at Washington has for
wrdcd through the Secretary OF state three
magnificent gold watches and chains, to be
presented to Colonel George L. Cooper,
/. :. A.. post surgeon at Fortress Monroe,
". Gait. and Rev. Father O'Kcefe, of Nor
folk. on behalf OF the French Government,
q, III acknowledgment of their services to
tie officers and men OF the French man-ot-
w4r lie Carrieux, which came into the
Roads last summer with yellow fever on
board. The gifts for DR.. Gait and Father
O'keefe have been presented to them
through Mr.. Webb the collector, and are
sad 10 be beautiful specimens of workman
shin.
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Eank Robbery,

ColuMpIA, $. c., April 1s.-The vault of
Scott, Williams e. Co., entered on Saturday
night, was robbed of $4,000 or S60, 900 in
money and available securities. One Of the
parties being, as is supposed, too much in
toXicated. was left by his companions IN q
closet. Several thousand dollars in specie
on special deposit in the bank is included IN
the loss. The bank loses on its own &C
count not more than $1,000; the balance
Is divided among private individuals.
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fkw YORK. April 10 - Noon. - Stocks dull
Money easy at eper cent Gold, ll3a Virginia sc
ex-eoupons, ees new, co. Louisiana s's Is. Geor.
gis 60, Sc; 7's, %. South Carolina s's-Gld s7s
new, 81.
Ecsnine.-Money easy at 0 per cent. Gold steady
ut IIst. Sterling stronger at 100. Government,
steady. Southern bonds luiet.
United States bonds It's 1884, up 'pa, 1l!A: 'es
ll2i ca Iios; 'es. my; new, lbFs. o-lo.s, last
Tennessee SO. 80; new, s7t virginta o-s, cog
new, 30. North Carolina Gs. <s3 ;uew, 2sI.
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spasrsAs. aefas@.
~ ApR1L %, 1870 !.
DRy GOODS FOR TBE MILLION as WELL,
AS THE MTLLIONAIREi j

An Of Our goods are not Bought at tho Kew
York auctions, ~ no FTasT-CLASS STOCK can
be fed from auction sales.
Heavy arrivals by stesmer and express Of NEW
and ELEGANT GOODS, just bought nos exciu-
sively FOR CASE. but bought right and sold right.
Handsome GRENADINES only % per dress
Elegant RLACE snd COLORED SILKS very
Eles.n. ORGANIZES and JAPANESE pop
cHEGKED JAPANESE SILKS ana GRESA-
SEASIDE and other PoPLINs for walking
MozAMsIoUEs. endless assortment, lss, %. IS
P1QUEs, coiored and white. for ladies' and chill
PLAIN BUFF snd other LINENS for su,s:
GLOVES, COLLARS, CORSETS,
RIBBONS, BLACK THREAD LACES, &C.;
Large assortment best PRINTS at 10, II, Is, and
A splendid line of Llama Lace and Thread
POINTS Shawls In great variety: Hosiery, Socks,
&C.; full assortment Of French and American
Casstmeres for men and boys Irish Linens, Tow
ellings &C., at ante oel2um prices Quits Skirts,
Linen-Bosom Shirts {; Gentiemen's, Ladies', and
Childrea's Undershirts, &C., &c.
apis corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Ur IL A BALLooN.--Protcssor Wise, Of
Lancaster, Pa, who was lately in Cumber-
land, Nd, with party. experimenting in
taking instantaneous pictures from bal
Icon, met with a m>hap last week. They
had prepared their apparatus. and sent the
balloon up to height Of four hundred feet,
and alter they were satisfied the picture
bad been taken, the order was given to
draw the balloon to the earth, but suddenly
~" lin" parted and away went the balloon
+ The clouds with the speed Of the wind,
and has not been heard OF since.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION on THE OHIO. - Gin
c.n,s1t,. Alril 1G.-Vhe towboat Rover eX-
ylodcd her boiler. last night above the Lit
Tie Miami depot, and floated down to the
foot of Butler street, where she sank.
There We're twcnty-three persons on board.
Captain De Wolf, j. Aleshire, L Ills Ale
hire, and Madison Cincle, are seriously
hurt. Fix others are known to he saved.
Fourteen others have not been heard from,
and arr supposed 10 have persisted. The
explosion occurred as the boat was steamng
ont from her berth under 40 pounds OF
~
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Freshes In PENNSYLVANIA.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, April 1s:-It has
been raining here for five hours. The river
has risen seventeen feet, and is now SWELL
ing at the rate Of four inches per hour. The
canal has sustained great damage, and it
pairs. A portion of the Northern Central
railroad is washed away, and no trains are
running either way to-day.
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FATAL RESULT OF a LITTLE FUN.-A deaf
aud dumb boy in Shclbyvii!c, Ind, amused
himself on Wednesday night sticking pins
through Mrs. DR.. Walkers trousers while
She was lccturing, and this little pleasantly
led to bloody fracas in the audience, which
resulted in the shooting of an cX-sherilf and
the mortal wounding of another man.
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The ScHooI-SHIr MERCURY ASHORE NEAR
r,ry llFSRY-Two iIUSpRED AND SIXTY
PERSONS on BoAKD-AsstsrANcE GONE TO
lrn.-Norfok, "a. April IA moSScn-
ger has Just arrived from the Scholarship
Nrrrolry, heretofore reported ashore near
cape Henry. lie left The beach early this
morning. The ship lies bow to the shore,
aud well up on the beach: Nothing has
been landed from her. No lives were lost,
onl there is no present danger. The cap
tain is awaiting The arrival Of a steamer
from Norfolk to take the boys OIL. There
ARE go persons on board the Mercury,
$50 Of whom are apprentice boys. Two
-tcam-tug> left here early this morning for
III. wreck. The BOYS will lie brought to
Norfolk and u,lartercd on board the receir-
INK ship New Hampshire until arrange
lsruts are made for their transportation to
Srs York,
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~ BACHELORS HAIR.DYE.-This
spisndid HAIR.DYE IL taa best in the world-ths
only trus and perfect dye; harmless reliable, In.
ssantaneous. no dtsappointment-n ridiculous
siuts remedies the III effects Of bad dyes, inV1so'
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold By eli druggists and perfuEers
and properly applied Of the Wig Factory 10 BOND
street, New York. mheo-eoos
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Domestic Markets-TBY TELEGRAPH,

NEW YoEK, April lS-Noon.--Flour firm.
Wheat active, with an advance Of lc. PorkIo.;
mess, e27.5oGss27H. Lard dull {; In barrels. ls6
Isc. Cotton quiet and firm uplands, 3sic. New
Orleans, 2stc. greiRhts dull.
Erenfn0. Cotton quiet and frYu uplands s5ic.
Corn In good demand; old and new mixed west-
ern, 81. l29sl: Is. Lard heavy and shade lowe
kettle, ls!9lotc. Whiskey tfmar ut sL05GSl.ea
Fretghts quiet.
BALTIMORE, April 1s.-Wheat very drm Mary.
land, sL4slsl.s; prime. SLG. Corn firm !:
white, s1.os8t1.e yellow, si.os. Oats steady 81
620ssc. Provisions firm and unchanged. W6tR.
key firm and scarce At $l.o4G$l.os.
CINCINNATI, April ls.-Whiskey advancing Of
ss6soc., and little Offering. Bacon quiet and
1rm shoulders, u9@l2c.; clear aides, lss01eac.
Lard held at lee.
CHARLESTON, April ls.--Cotton firm aud in fair
demand; middling, 2l1c.; sales, see bales; re-
ceipts, la bales.
SAVANNAH. April II. Cotton in moderate de-
mand middiings 2lhs. Gales. 400 bales receipts,
.4ss bales.
NORFOLK, April a. Cotton quiet and lower
middling, 2otG2lc. sales, 20 bales; receipts Ss3
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, April ls.-Bugar-Prlme, Inc
lIic. Malasses-Prime, roc. >; re5oiled, e597ec.
Cotton nrm and In moderate demand !; mIdd1ing,
32.c. sales, 2,2oo bales receipts, SEQ oales.
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DR.. BuLLoCxs FAREWELL SERMoN.-Rev.
Or. Bullock. pastor of the Franklin-Strect
Presbyterian church. having resigned (as
before stated his pastoral relations OF that
church I" accept 4 call from the Second
Presbyterian church at Alexandria, Va,
Yesterday morning preached his farewell
r"linon to large rcgation.-B Baltimore
E;ig lSth
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From st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, April 1S.-The defalcation in
the city treasury amounts to S167, 600.
There has been rapid rise in the river
here, breaking the main caisson surround
ing each pier of the bridge, and the pier
is now twenty-four feet under water.
The work is progressing finely on the west
Dipr.
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DEATH OF AN Ex-CoSGREssMAN.-Thc
death Of General Albert Rust, OF Arkansas,
is announced. The deceased had been for
many years n public character of promi-
ncncc and influence in his section, having
represented his district in Congress, and
held the commission Of briSadier-gencral in
the Confederate States army.
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Suit for DAMAGES.

NEW YORK, April ia verdict fol
S15, 900 was rendered on Saturday against
the Adams Express Company for q large lo'
of peaches landed at Fortress Monroe in
stead of New York in 1867.
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@ TOWELS, NAPKINS, DoYL1Es.
FROM AUCTION.

HUCKABACK TOWELS, all linen. 81 per
dozen
LARGE SIZE NAPKINS, oil linen, at sl.2s;
FRINGED NAPKINS or DOYLIEs ct 1sc. per
dozen worth S1.25.
Sec our PURE IRISH LINEN at $50. per yard /;
warranted all linen. LEVY BROTHERS.
apis 1913 and l21s Main street.
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az LADIES' DRESS GOODS.
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
AOzAMBIQUEs ct lGsc. worth 2sc.;
LENOS at 2oc. worth SOC;
LENOS OF sc. worth <oe.;
SUMMER POPLINs at soe. worth Soc;
rARISIENNE6 at 4oc., beautiful styles;
CHECKED MoHAIRs, in all eolors, at less than
gold value;
JAPAN sILK-the prestiest thing out this season.
We call especial attention 70 our splendid
PIQUB, PIQUE. PIQUg.
PIQUE at sso., PIQUE at Soc,
PIQUE at asc., PIQUE at 4ec.,
PIQUE at &C.. PIQUE At soc.
PIQUE OF every style and quality,
bought last week-at New York auction, and win
be sold 1t
FAR BELOW THE GOLD VALUE.
LEVY BROTHERS
apH 1918 and l2ls Main street,
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FOREIGN Markets-tBY TELEGRAPH.1

Foreign Markets BY TELEGRAPH.]
LIVERPOOL. April B-Nooa Cotton ahoaf,
225 900 bales. Of which 2eo 900 are American. Corn
buoyant.
LIVERPOOL. April u.-shipments from Bonn.
bsy to the 10th instant since last report 80 900
bales. This is regarded excessive amongst
&C. ton men at Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL April ls-Ersning. -Breadstufs
nrm and provisions quiet.
HArRE, April ls.--Cotton opened quiet at rates
HAVRE, April ls.--Cotton closed quiet; mid
ding afloat, 100 bales.
PARIS, April ls.-Bourss closed firm. Rsntes,
T4f. &C.
FRANKFORT. April Is.-Bonds closed ct $50
est,
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~HELP FOR THE MIsERA.

HELP FOR THE MISERA-
BLE.-No wonder that the face OF the dys-
peptic has o dragged, worn, hopeless express
sion that IL pitiful to see. No wonder that
tho miserable martyr to Indigestion 10 freeful,
irritable, and unsocia1. Whoever can bear
The pangs of this tormentin9 complaint cheerfuuV,
and with IN uurufhed temper, Is little short OF
to be thus severely tried when an absolute SPECIFIC
for the disease L. always at hand. Everywhere
within the limits Of in this hemisphere
Hostetter's stomach Bttters Is obtsfnabe, and the
history Of the first case Of dyspepsia In which has
been administered In vain HIS yet to be written.
The sickness at the stomach the sense OF WEAKNESS
and stupor, the feeling OF emptiness and hollow
ness before eating, and Of oppression ofterWarde.
the utteripg CT the pulse the Intense irri
tsfion the morbid indisposition to exertion, the
WEAKNESS OF life and indifference to al lts plea
sures, which are among the symptoms OF the dls,
ease In lug chronic form, are RAPIDLY ameliorated
by the tonic operation of this palRtablc Vegetable
restorative, which seems to renovate and quicken
all the dormant forces Of the system, and rouse
the mind from the apathy and gloom inseparable
from a arrangement OF the digestive and secre-
tive functions. In ordinary cases few weeks
shlces to complete the cure but hen the disease
Is complicated 1t often IL, with torpidty o. the
liver severe constipation, inpurisy OF the blood,
and q sluggish circulation, longer time may DC
required. Perseyere, however, and the result ID
certain. An encouraging improvement Will De
pereeptible from day 20 day, and the conVa'
feseent, knowing and feeling that he or she 10 on
Tho high road to health, will await tho happy Issue
uith comparative patience. sp S-eoalWS1
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mo TIRE WORKING CLAss-Ms On

rIyO TIE WORKING CLASS-Me 40
cant ernfIoyrseus e bono tha whole os ~ tszA
or for TIE spare moments. nusiness neZs nf1s
and ppoatabls Persons 81 stfhez eax easll3 S&ss
sttss by ccyeting ihslY rkola tie tE tA9 1AstaenA
Hoss and sirls can earn nearly % MIzA Il -
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