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WASHINGTON.
Protrae.ed Executive. session. SCI IL,

r...5,UsIu WASHINGTON, July 10,
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S.S. ooS nI,n So,atn LII, ,s,o.' ~ n;no
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TSioSn n.,u " in'l' 'S' NUS "s''s V
l1A'oHS''c ''.''O"' ti 5J.I
War News Announced IN the House.
The Speaker laid before the House a
dispatch Just received from Paris BY tic
AssoS Ass :, ~ r S;s S SSstta sne tbat e.
lUn ~ ~ 'o 0SHs;ySs ;n.,I. .s,1o"n;1 'tt'S ~ ,i,a ~
Tas TSnse @ SY; a. a. porI;, FrnSoo .soo,,tS ~ .NS
~ o"u 1'.a. = ,IioS psae;" ~ o,ro " ESonSst t!nn
.c WI NiCn nsust;atS".ia EuSSI o,ias S1''O
Nh0 t.!t!e9tip'is Y s'!tiSuetlHlt,' elt1l, lg
.~rnEhe Analan APPEopFatlatttll!olnS.' y!
Committee of Conference onthe
Indian Appropriation bill have agreed 70
telorE Lnc aencI ,.C ~ ~ n"t nn"s te ai
ssISo ss;Mo, ''l%T ro,I "S'o oio5 'a S,Ci,;t t1
U ~ I;S,;o nI'o Nv NV HSO Honsoo w
.,,o IL aISU TIS;on tro",iea ~ W 1eG9 Ord 1eSs ac
~, Ne ,Io i sIormon % Pcoce NJ a Co,%missionsrR @ % NV
neither affirming or tlcnying their validity.
The nroyiso ar1eed up6n 6y The Indian
Conference Committee Is, that nothing
contained in tho bill shall bc taken or held
toRtfIrM tho validity Of the treaties made
by the Peace Commissioners.
1.-The Senate Iass Ss;,g mlgI GGnllFnel y tIle II
= Xitor~ou F3r m IL liz NnTtIsrn % DistriSt IL IL Of
TiSs;ss;n,J n S ond 1 aJionrneI ia 6ciian IN
tIo ] no,I;pa,;oM @ oS Frcl;n%bi,vsem -
W. A."l''''''''.o' " -. - tN'.,o b.
EAcltemeh1 over the EUROPEAN "ets'
The European news produces much
excitement in and about the Capitol. The
President Cabinet and Congressman are
sharing ID the interest. i " Ha
The President to-day nominated Ar
thur Macarthur, Of Milwaukee, Wisconsin,
to be Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court for the District Of Columbia. Il
The New English Minister Confirmed, J,
n,,Lo 'c.,,o.o IL, f.,,o1 an, ,o,,r 4 !.
ny EsoIns;S,, 5 % n Frni;n % INV @ oS,,
TasS, ~ T,,,,o,t r.; nrII 1Sir
su, H. @ IT,, 90 ~ % "T 5,Js Jn W.. ~,
1SSti I,uo,, ! ~ IfatISS, s"oSI,oT '' ''''
.1"''NOP -1C1' !.S.N''L
ExIra SESSION heG9menue" " inc
Ffeslaeht' ...
The President has sent TO tho two
Houses Of Congress the following mes
sage :aHid H fU.
|fr1-jlio iPREsTDENT's MESSAGE.
JStbs !SAaats and HouSs of SPepreSentdtire :
Wv ot,or,;on 10 ro.nactl,,Ilv co,Icd ID
'.unoaS;t1, w SS W r5SoinS e a" TnITaS snnro.
.nS neSeStf WA T;,f ~ ~, Mo,nIHrS oS 9oS
[E!nt'oM DNt oe'Utv Wy,,Ie,t nv % s,,o1 anSroEr;S ~ &
eS see o.,,1;,,os tos so s"U,, S,,ro Ky sIs,e
snI anil with a them suffering losS of life and
eSpemalLuTIusa .Is. ulI.aa V"S' 10 '"'I"'s WI" ''U
amount asKe9. ;,,,;oo.o. ,,,o ;,,,
Tue MtesE 1eLSS hn,,sann aGE!SS T.anoo C1' a,,5 l
mlnencS OF WAT DeIMGen ,..'. FS III ool9 HnsS
@ N9ts 1ion,nS SS ,a "TaT% ;or,"nco y, s' So uo,a
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New York Produce Market.

n'H',.w-a- NHw YORE, July 10.
CoT1oH- Unsettled; sales 900 bales at aOHc
FE6UR-ReceiptS 1850 bblI; piatltst closed
strong and l563Oc higher, with an A6tiv6 inquiry.
GRAnt-Wheat-Very dfm and in good de.
mAnd; 81 80 bid for MOL aud 81 "a bid for No.
9 Milwaukee spring. CoEu-F1Fm and quiet,
RyO-Nominal. oats-Dull aud unchanged.
PRoVIsEoNs- Quiet and steady. Beef
Quiet and unchanged. BAcon-Quiet and firm.
LaFd-Firmer and inactive.
PRT1toLEuN-LoWer aud quiet; crude 140
14kC; refined 28&@97c!p .a,
RaGs-Dull and unchanged.
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lation and with but forty years Of national
existence to oyerturn, would be O, much
easier acquisition for Frdncg, ~ a.. - \
France already owns the west bank Of
I kthc Rhine from q lew miles north Of the
Basic in Switzerland to the frontier Of the
Palatinate at LaItcrburg. The posses
sion Of the last named district would add
TO the list OF tho French cities Spires with
its old cathedral and the fortified places
kof Landau and Neustadt, besides large
number Of smaller towns and villages In
Rhenish Prussia speaking always Of the
western shore Of the Rhine-the first
town ofimpoEtanne'i Is Worms, associated
with tho name Of Luther, Atter passing
over the fata highly cultivated district
through which tho Rhine here sluggishly
rolls along, the towers and bridges Of May
ence loom In sight. This isa city OF stra-l
getic and historic importance. Shortly
further on Is Bingen and there begtnSthe
marvellous scenery which has givento the
Rhine SIe1 void -Rlae celebrity, and ha4
made familiar The names h0f such trihing
though picturesque hamlets as Oberwesel,
St. Goar, Boppart,, Andernach, Bachar-
ach, Remagen and tho like. Midway
among these is Coblcntz, overlooked by
'.Ehrenbreitstcin's castle height" and
stiTl farther down. thostFeants iS thei COlles,
giatc town OrBpnnsa S,S Il.
To add All these to the long list Of
French towns would certainly be splen-
didgain to- Fraucat ibis h what Is meant:
when Frenchmep oEy. with Victor Hugo,
"Takc back the Rhine" 1t is however,
a large enterprise, and not likely to sue
ceed, ,,.i.3 i.fgt2 u,atg ss..1,,iS, y,g
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TheLatest News.
Railroad Accident in Missouri.

~ .IU-W !, u l1ST. LOUIS July To-.
A freight train on the Kansas Pacific
ran into 4 break in thetracl, where clll-
vert Ind been washed away, near Hays
City, yesterday. n. j. Reynolds, cn.
gincer, and Seth Williams, fireman, were
Killed, and G. Palmer, conductor, and
Thomas GafEney, brakesman, dangerously
wounded. The locomotive and several
cars were wrecked. y. i,-,i' ,.',,.
While ten men wcre working on the
whecl.hOuse of tho steamer Northwest
Crn, at Montrose, Iowa, yesterday, the
scatFoId on which they stood fell, preCipl.
tating theminto the river, and four were
drowned. Their names were not given.
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erS usually making the trip across the At.
lantic, in from twcnty.Iulr 10 thirty.sfx
hours IN advance Of the Williams and
Guion Should tue North German steam.
crs be blOckaded OF, iupeded by France,
our postal interests. with foreign nations
will be greatly embarrassed, unless Con
gress shall interpOSe for It's relieS. l sug-
gcst TO Congress the propriety OF further
l,OstpOning the time for adjournment,
with the view Of considering the questions
herein communicated Egi7ioa
[Signedl ma U.ts. GRANT.
:, =, The President has signed the Georgia
AT least half the members Of Congress
LEFT Washington tonight, for their homes.
Red Cloud for Peace.
The Indian Bureau has received the fol-
lowing telegram from Col. Chambers:
"FoRT FErTERMAN, July IA.
"Rcd Clond and sixty lodges Of Sioux
came here yesterday and LEFT to-day with
tue determination Of inducing all the In.
dians In the country to make peace. he
goes from here direct to- the Cheyennes
andArrapahOes.P sp yqA.slo u .spf
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Philadelphia Market.

-Hil . PHILApRLPHIA, July 10.
FLouR-Dull; BupethnC a. SIX; extras q 19H
as 10 for spring wheat; extra family s. 26D6 %.
GRAIN-Wheat-Pirmc Indiana 81 4(Dl ~.
Ryc-Stcady; western 81; mixed western $40
PHOvnIOxs- -Dail. Mess Pork $SOeSo 50,
oas1PstFOteam-QuIcsi crude 1sXei reancd
MNIsKx-FItm; western iron bounds.
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French ploeEade Of rru..lan Port..

NhW 4UIVhi VUIJ1 4V'
A special says tho Prussian. Minister at
Washington, last night received q cable
despatch from Berlin announcing the de-
pGrture Of the French heet TO blockade
the Prussian ports. This information
was at onco communicated 10 the Prcsi-
dent and Cabinet
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baltimore Market

FLouR-Firm and very scarce .4..
Wheat-unchAnRGd receipts OF new
are Increasing; BalGt rcd 81 2S0i %; wtil6 81 80
@1 GS; western nominal 1t 81 SO01 90. Corn
White 81 l20l u; yellow q o. oGtS-690 064c
~ PEovf;roSsS5 Unchanged: BasOn-shOuldOn
axe '''',-.' '7fF
WHBEY-DulI at 81. a. u...
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loRll oREalnlge I la.ndd calholLe .ltLot a Dublln.

y Adospcmtc riot between tho Orange.
men and Catholics, occurred today, at
Anghuocloy, Q deputy master Of the
Orange organization, was killed RndmAny
persons were wounded. l.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, June 10.
leCBisf Justice Chase and daughter ar.
rived at St. Paul last evening, and will
remain In AfinHeSot6 for several weeks.
-Four men were drowned yesterday Nt
ALontrose, Iowa, by falling into the river
from the WhGcl-louse Of tho steamer
NORTH Western: d q" s oig J
III d distance Of flycmilcs on the North.
western Railroad, between Elgin and Gill
leFtsStatiOn, twenty telegraph poles were
sllattGIed by lightning last night Tho
wireSaRere melted In several Instances.
The thunder was terrfacy ln.lt
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Commotion Among the FeniqnS.

European news created commotion
among FGnians, and reports soy prepara:
tions Grc making to assist the anticipated
rising Of Ireland. ..L.-l
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A barn belonging to the Troy & Lans-
ingburg Horse Railroad Company, at
Lansingburg, n. y, was destroyed BY fire,
Friday morning. : Seventy -four horses,
ten cars, and one hundred tons Of hay, and
q a,quantfty Of other property, was burned.
Loss, 10000; covered by insurance.
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LONDON, ,JuIy 15.-EYENING.

It's reported the Prilssian government
itself demanded of France the recall oi
Bcndctti, and that the European powers,
yesterday, united In protest against: the
'fmplactbility Of Prussia, butwithout effect,
The excitement arising from the situation
was so intense here all day, that business
was at a stand still, md commercial quo
tattons quito nominal. The people collect
cd in groups IN tile street and discussed the
news ' ''l'.' IF ''' ''.' W.
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New York Dry Good, Market.

NEW AVHN1 vHlI AV'
The maFkdtis stTlI devoid Of animation, but
ulaniEcitg slEne Of Increasing interest under tho
passage OF tie new tariff law and the EiSN In gold
IN view Of the declaration Of war In Europe.
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i territorial srE NJ, Nominal Ion for Congress.
g sa'Hisi' mn DENVER. Col. july IA.

jerome B. ChatFee was nominated by
tie Republican Convention yesterday as
delegate 10 the Congressional Convention.
The nomination orY Oliaifee was unanl-
=, ntth .L---- -LLL- ~ ~
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I" AFTERNOON REPORT.
state, Of the English Markets.

LONDON, July 15-1r. N.
Stocks and all securities arc fiat and
nominal. Brcadstuffs are excited and ad-
vnncing.
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Aolht ss'' - ''''"' '''''''''''''S
. Besides these there, werc = screw.
steamers, iron clad, with G9I guns, and %
nOn-irol clad, with IA guns, buildings,
The -Pfilssian navy is comparatively
small, but its ships, although few, are con-
structCd In tile best manner and OF the
best material. The following table pro-
scnts ii view Of the present strength ofthc
Hnaks u p z
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EU. RI.o'..P G. e.
/ THE WAR BEGUN b '; J. ".
: 'isar.A d. o. --r
"'sus 'nc'gi'.I .....
The Declaration Made by
France! aoisioaxs
The Armies 635a and aiNIaal,iiss NIali ii Motion!
All Efforts at Paciflcotioll !
IaoilDlsa.YEIHl Vain nl'5@,4 jii4.
~ Iu3 W. u gpp alf'.. .ahaaJ .-.g
Excitement and Panic in Com.
90 mereial Centres. lDal,
The Armies. and HaViies in Notion
Excitement and Panic in Com.
90 mereial Centres. igsl,
MORNING REPORT.

Napoleon QuarrelS with His Prime
MinisteEss.Moyements Of French
Troops towards the FFOhti0r-sWaI
Ernected. l.-tNn h.-n.a
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France Declares War.

h y 81 PARIS, July 10.
Tic declaration Of war has been an,
nounced IN the Corps LegiSlatiE.
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intervention Of the Great Powers
Ineflectual.. Coming Declaration OF
War BY Napoleon. H
iBRUssRLs, JHly Is,

tIili,l# +8G BRUSSELS y SH To-
Tho Intervention Of the Great Powers
for peace, has been Intellectual. Napo:
Icon will announce to-day the rupture Of
the relations between France and Prussia,
and the declaration Of war. ...
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carriages LuEUub tuo 6uGSto VI tHS GAty S1'
their route to tho e1Ist. The preparations
at the different naval Stations are on q
similarlYs1arge scale. Il Is tho general
belief liefe that wafswill be declared. 4
Reported Protest Against Prusslan
1mplaeability-rRumored PEussian
Demand for the Recall ofthe FRENCH
,AmbassadO dOrssA Attitude of Austria.
LONDON July 1873 a. ~
1T is reported that the European powers
will unite in'&iprotest agafnst tho impla.
cability Of Prussia. II iss rumored that
tie PrussianE Government has demanded
that Count Bennedctti shall be recalled
by France. Austria continues to profess
neutrality in the quarrel between Prussia
and France, but 1t Is said she will aban-
don it iGa third power should interfere.
4 ~ =: = e I kSSE
The News s again WaflikesS-Gen ensral
DiStrust Throughout EuEopo--Fall
of Securities.
49, .LoNpoS, July 15.s
9 Grhe,news Is more warlike again. to-day.
The feeling At the exchanges Of Europe
is one Of general dtstrust, and tho prices
of securities are generally ut the lowest
point yetreacllcd. AT Paris, Mt ,half-past
II, tie Bourse was excited, and .rcntes
fell 10 67 francs. At Frankfort, United
States SEQ bonds closed yesterday. atyS8
agatIstt 96@I96i ethc usual price; and ,at
the London exchange this morning stocks
and foreign securities opened fiat and
nominal at a heavy decline.
t%!lgIFI : t----74-.-7r t---7-r-7-l ~ b .i.pi l4i!
King williams Snub of the French
II AmbasSadOrssA Prussi0n View
oft.
+Ir!tg 3 BERLIN, July Is.
Tie Kings refusal of Count Bcncdcttis
demand coupled with the percmptory
decltnation of further conference with the
Ambassador, will be apt 10 arouse newAp-
prcheusions Of hostility, but will not neces.
sarily lead to war as 1t is simple act OF
the chief Of the HOhenzollern family, not
an act Of the Government which would
require tho constitutional counter.signa-
turc Of the Ministers. Prussia refuses to
abandon her policy Of mastery inactivity
with regard u the Spanish throne. , a
Feeling at St. Petersburg.
AtSk Petersburg there is q strong feel
ing on the part of the Russian Govern
ment against France.
NapOleon's Designs.
1t is believed now that tho Emperor
Napoleon is bent on AL aggressive war to
destroy the balance OF power in Europe,
seize an Overmasterlng position, and force
the restoration Of tho lBourbons In Spain
by arms.
The withdrawal of the French Am.
bassador .-- Activity at Prussian
Ports. tl5l 1l5
The North.G German Gazette has dis.
patch from Ems to-day, giving particulars
Of the withdrawal OF Bennelettf. It seems
he accosted the King Of Prussia while the
latter was drinking the waters, dcmand-
ing peremptOrily his intentions on the
pending imbroglio. He was therefore dis
missed Immediately. a".
The same paper says there is much &C
tlvity at Prussian ports, which arc being
put In state of defense. Fourteen iron
clad frIgates are ready to start from Brest
and Cherbourg. 4..m
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Franco "Accepts' War.

........ PARIS, July 10.
An extraordinary edition Of the C1nSti.
tQti0nSI, lust issued (nOon), announces
that In consequence Of the insult offered
TO Bcnedetti, France accepts the war
which Prussia offers, g
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The French and SPrus,s,iSn Armies.

Thu EIeHuH aHU=A Iu771Uu al l149''
The following statistics, which we print
as arraugel for the Boston 4AdseEGFrss will
give an idea Of the comparative strength
Of the French md Prussian armies. The
French army in actiyeservicc Is classified
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The force is divided into seven army
corps, commanded as follows:
IIeadouarters. Commanders.
Is Paris !. ..sl w :. Marshall eanrobert
!. Lille. ,,:,,i:.: General nt q kamtraHlt
5, NahcyH G..S...I. i d.. !MArsh61t tBaEatne
d LyOnS 4, ..n.l GGnefal Count de PRlikAo
5. Tours S1L .Marshald 'Hilers
Z. AlrieFS. ..,..,.....,... Marshal McMAhOn.
THE n&ular reserve consists ALSO pf
400 ,06O hlen. In addihonto these eight
or nine hundred thousand soldiers, there
Is the Garde Mobile, numbering 100000
men fully drilled, who, can be made avail
able for active duty in'a very short time.
The standing army Of Prussia, or rather
Of theENortlsh Germanic Confederation,
nqiiibersa abopt 10000 pneh. p case Of
emergency fflis fofct very QUICKLY canAbe
doubled, The colnmander-in.chiet OF the
army and navy IS the King The chief OF
the staff is General de MOltke. The reg
ular arllNisl divided iptpG elgven Gqrps Or
divisions, With The fold wing commanders:
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ninI, LAST NIGHFis REPoRTi ...,,, o. h.,
The Declaration of. iWarseNeutrality
of Belgium and Holland. Ia, L,,

mo i,rdi Il PARIs, July 15,-S P.4!r
The Corps Legislatif declared twal
against Prussia, ut ten minutes before two
this afternoon. Holland will remain feui
trail, in the struggle. The belligeFents
have engaged to respect the neutrality ot
Belgium, yet troops are rapidly .c3ncen.
trating ut Antwerp and other strategic
points, The bullion in the bank Of Ant
werp, has been removed 70 the citidAl;
An issue Of paper money i announced, 4
Queen Victoria Makes a Last Appeal
foro Peace-.Nap0leOn, Appeals to
the Germans. rung1rnl' IN f1a
fr7am"t 'aia gt'l PARIS, July 15.' q
Il is reported that tue Emperor received
a dispatch from Queen Victoria this morn.
ing, making d lust appeal for peace, and a
similar dispatch was also sent to the King
~ p,1Iucinh = " I,'ii1iI i3uil ~ J1r, 1J d
itis said that d proclamation slgned,by
Napoleon lbs been prepared for tllstribu;;
ton throughout the German States rs
soon as the French troops cross the from
tier 1t asserts to the German people that
France wars against Prussia, not against
Germany, and with no ideaTot conquest.
An enormous number Of copies are already
printed. q w.. 5,@ ' ~ ,s .35''i's r. :.
Excitement in Paris-.The Emperor
lin to take the Field. " .... a., I.
eaar Lar mi-tPARIs, July 1913 p. N. Il,
The excitement isivory great No op-
position to the war is manifested by any
class. The Li5erte reports that great bod
les Of troops were put in motion last
night for tie frontier, and the Emperor
viii soon take the field in person oolaa
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Commander.

Headquarters, Commanders.
1-KGnlgSburg General do 'MAntsutIel.
2-Stettln. .......P Prince Frederick William.
3-Berlin Prince Frederick Charles.
45-NfGCdeb ebOurg 4 Z GGnetal d 'AlYenSlGben. =
64PoscIi ~. General do SteInmGtz.
G-BFcslaIl General de Tumpllng.
7-NlnSterL ii General de ZaBtroW.
S-COblcntZ, General de Blttenfcld.
O-SchlcsyYig, General de MRnEtein.
10-IIanovcr. General De YOights.RhCtz.
lI-Cassel. ...,... :. General dc PlousEi.
Tie French naval force consists ot r.
446 men. There are two Admitals. G.
Rigaull ale ,Genouilly,, anls +. T. Tre;
holart; G active vice adnirals, and 80
active cornter-admirals. The fleet on tho
1st' Of january was composed MS follows
~. .l - Number. Guns;
Screw steamers, Iron.Clal. ...... IS 1,Gs9
Screw steamers, non-irOn,clad..... 2S 9,els
Wheel steamers y...!!. a... s:.:.| bL1'i l!6
Sailing vessels. s..........,.,.'''.'' NO Si4
IOLAt.. ''ss'''''''s1SV St"oS
q Besides these there, wGre 3 screw.
lsieaingfs. iron cla(ls with .69S guns, and %
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TO- Peters Musical Monthly for
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among others, "Lord, teach me
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"Meet me, Mamie! blue,eyed
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-10

be- A very interesting meet
ing has been in progress at the
Presbyterian Church in this place,
for two weeks. Mr.. Thompson,
of Spring Hill, has preached day
and night to large and attentive
audiences, and the anxious seat
is visited daily by persons earnest.
ly seeking the truth. Much in
terest is manifested, and the meet
ing will, we suppose, be contin-
ued. Rev. Messrs. Watson, En-
loe, Barbee and Gray are in at
tendance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1870-11-10
A Body and Mind Disease,

Such is dyspepsia. The stomach and the
brain are too intimately allied for the one to
suffer without the other, so that dyspepsia
and dependency are inseparable. Itmay be
added, too, that irritation of the stomach is
almost invariably accompanied by irrita-
ton of the temper.
The invigorating and tranquilizing oper-
alton of Hostetter's Bitters is most power
fully developed in case ofindigestion. The
irst effect of this agreeable tonic is comfort
ing and encouraging, A mild glow prevades
the system, the chronic uneasiness in the re-
giOn of the stomach is lessened, and the ner-
vous restlessness which eharactererizes the
disease is abated. This improvement is not
transient. 1t is not succeeded by the return
of the old symptomsswith superadded force,
as is always the case when unmedicated
stimulants are given for the complaint.
Each dose seems to impart permanent &C.
cession of health full invigoration. But this
is not all. The spericnt and ambitious pro-
peFties of the preparation are scarcely secon-
dairy in importance 10 its tonic virtues. If
there is an overflow Of bile the secretion is
soon brought within proper limits, and if
the bileary organ is inert and torpid it is
toned and regulated. The effect upon the
dischsrging organs is equally salutary, and
in cases of constipation the cathartic action
is Just sufficient to produce the desired re-
suit gradually and without pain. The Bit
tiers also promote healthy evaporation from
the surface which is particularly desirable
at this season when sudden spells of raw,
unpleasant weather are apt to check the
natural perspiration and produce congestion
of the liver, coughs. and colds. The best
safeguard against al diseases IS bodily
rigor, and this the great Vegetable Resto-
rative essentially Hr~note..