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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

srtsf0 orr ~ Snihti Sts"!'
The Memphis -ir@'at'che oil Inc -i'" i''-
Ie,, nicht about - O'clock Nr. John IT,.
rr.,c.t, \ wcIl-knnwn and hitherto hlGhiE
,.-nf,ia;,ic vounc man. was arrested d! h'-
Ia. Cran,nrr upon the charge OF larceny.
,.rr,d lo his employers. McSsr>. d. e..
,.f II. VI. Locwcnstiuc. Mr.. uackctt has
r...1 in lie EMPLOY Of the Mc>SrS. LocWcn-
1--WE for Il long number Of years aS cohIiucli'
&..,rrk.
y, mis- cawscity hc has had the general s'i-
.-..-n,rnIruye Of their business, and has
'..,.y> cujoycd their confidence. For some
.r,. u,>t the Mc>>rs. Locwcustinc have S'l>-
,..,rd that something WAS wrong with Nv.
II. hr,t. lie dressed in the height of style
t...-!rd n fiy,t-cllSS hotel. and made nl-
,a....,l> costly presents 10 lady friends. Cash
,... >bawl>, lace handkcrchiotS, fine vclHe
mi ,ilks. were asnonG the gifts with which
/. .,yorcd his lady friends.
An AsTCSl>iIER.
rtj, led 10 IN examination of his books,
,,..1 il was found that he had in his pos
-..,..pu some $4,000 in bonds, the property
ms employers.
~ TIE DETECTIVES Tolls.
Nothing WAS said to llr. lIackctt Of thcil
...3itionS; lUt last Monday Defective
,r.aarr WAS called iii and given the job t.
y X ND. The detective discovered that Mr
J, ,.,,t: was in the habit Of sending hume
,..., packages 10 the house of I woman on It
y .n,in street. which were afterwards sent tC
n, own room. I'm examination Of thc>i
,...,i,r, showed that they consisted Ola bun
'l,.,t the finest and costlicst laccs. Going t
H. an.tmenls yesterday, the detective
,arracd them, and found one trunk packct
r.ldy for shipment to New York. 1t wa
,#.ri with goods Of the CoSticSt description
"rrr,h letwrcn four and i've Thousand dol
iate.
DISPOSITION OF THE sPOLs.
IN Investigation of his papers showed tha
lr had sent numerous trunks and boxes
r,irt with like materials. To Il certain firm il
NV York, who bought them nj large dis
count upon their real value. 1t was alSt
found that several ladies in the city->om
If whom are marricd-had received nlnne
nrli> presents from him. and during the after
noon some of them were visited by Dctrc!iv
rsunui;r. lii every instance they gave III
The articles without rcmouStrancC. In addi
non 10 these ladies, il was tonud that sever.
If tie leaders Of the dcmi-monGe had like
wise been favored l,y the handsome and libc
.i Mr. I!acEctt.
TAEING IT COuILY.
When arrested he took things very coOlly
Wt even asking what WIS the charge. II
v,s locked up in the Adanl>-Strcct station
l.uG<c. and will probably have 4 hearing t.
G.y. None Of the bonds have been rcGo'
u,d 4. yet. II is thought he will disclos
iac.r whereabouts to-day.
An kSTE&SIvE BUSINESS.
The firm have the numbers of all the bond
and coupons. and in the event of their he
Icing given up they can stop payment upo
,.rrn and thus render them worthless. Th
cylcr alnnunt Of cmhcZzIcment is not known
tot it is thought that. rs it extends over sue
long term ol years, il will amount to vei.
n".lriI = ,b.'h'l.
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OUR COLONEL JOHNSTON. the art tourist of Eu-
rope, says: II have had photographs fmysc'ftakcn
In all parts of the world Those taken at tho LEE
Gallery, go Main street, Richmond Va, are the
best. Success to the noble LEE"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

With perhaps one exception, REEs & Co.'s ap-
paratus for taking the various styles OF Photographic
pictures cost more than all the other galleries COM
bned:
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FIRE ALARMs.-During the month Of Feb
I1lalv there were only three alarms. There
We're two slight fires, but they Were cZtla-
@uished without giving any alarm.
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DEEDS RscoRpEp.-In the clerks office Of
the Clliuccry Court one hundred and thirty
two deeds were received Tor record. In the
lIcnrico county clerks office iorty-linc deeds
were recorded Quring the past month.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

CONVICTED OF FoRGERY.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday morning John Gantwhitc
was tried for forgery, found guilty, and his
punishment assessed at two years imprison-
mcnt in the penitentiary.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE CoMMENCEMENT.--The
annual commencement of the Medical Col
le~e of Virginia will take place in the college
hall at s o'clock Tonight. An address vii!
be delivered by Mr.. james Lyons. \ band
Of music will he in attendance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

Persons Of moderate means are no longer COM
PEELED to patronize second-cass Photographic gale
ries since REES & Co. have reduced their prices.
No oil and 9l3 Main street.
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ADyERTISE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
norton Of the country should advertise in The
papers of that section. NJ. ELLYsoS & co. viii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
II isNnr,' r:tca.
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FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, for gentlemen
and ladies opera chains and lcont2cs. gold chain
bracelets, gold thimbcs fine gold wedding and en-
gagemcnl rings; fine watches repaired by skilful
worklnen, ut GENTETS,
opposite the poSt-oliCc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

To SECURE #HfTE TEETH without using injurious
nostrums, buy only the Sapotitie Dsntifrice pre-
pared by MEADE & BAKER, and endorsed by DIR.
Wayt and the other prominent dentists.
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If you want stylish clothing and other gcntcmen's S
wear of the very best quality and at low figures call
at Z. B. SPENCE & Sons gents furnishing establish
ment 1900 Main street.
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MEETINGS.

NHASONIC NOTICE.--Th members & -
w of TEMPLE LODGE, No. 0. will please Xxx
attend stated meeting mt st. Albaus Hall/ w
THIS EVENING ut q O'Clock.
BY order Of the W. NJ. X. +. i LEf,
NH 1-lt* Secretary.
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CHAPPED, cHAFBD, AND ROUGH SKIN rendered
smooth and soft By the Aritaluslan Balm made by
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists.
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NJ. ELLYSoN 6 Co., Advertising Agents, DISPATCH!
building, will receive advertisements and have them
inserted in any journal OF the country 1T regular
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

STRING STYLES JUST OUT.-The ESSEN, kES'
SINGToS, and Ben FRASKLIN-only to he found a1
REDFORD'S, the halter.
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Buy your spring silk hat from REDFoRD the hat
ter, and he will iron and block it up free of charge.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE FEBRUARY 29.-
Judge ". Ii. Perry.
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SILK hats made to order aud conformed to the head
without extra charge at REDFoEDS, the halter.
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weight of the animal. The result Of this is
that lank and g;lunt animals are selected in
preference TO those which have partakcn more
plentifully OF TODD and water
A moments reflection will show that these
are precisely the animal, that have suffered
most from the hard trcItneut received during
their journey to Baltimore, and hence are the
least healthy Of the lot from which they arc
selected.
The rejected animals were probably, before
stlrting on their journey. the strong, healthy.
master steers Of the herd: have fought their
way better rs a~ain>t their weaker nciGllbors
in the cars and through other hArdshps. and
consequently arriycd in The sale yards in a
less dChitiatcd condition, with appeiitcs
which induce their filling themselves with
food and wafer to 4 greater extent than the
more debilitatcd and WORKOUT Of their herd.
It thus occurs that the cattle the flesh Of
which is the least liklly TO furnish good and
wholesome food are selected TO furnish beef
for oar citizens. while The more healthy arc
rejected and taken further east for market.
In New York beef is weighed to the pur-
cha>crS mttcr being slaughtered. and OF
course only such parts are put upon the
scal"s ~ can bc sold and turned TO profit.
The flesh Of animals slaughtered while SUI
frrin. from the treatment here detailed Is de-
void Of ;h:.t i,igh favored and nutritious
iuirc which pertains to cattle slaughtered III
full hra!.h and rapidly thriving condition.
The former is Tough, dry, tastclcsS, and dc
tiricn. in n.llniyni in comparison with Tie
latter. This Is independent OF the question
- to their relative WhUicSuln@lics-.
This Slauch,.rir"Or cattle for food While III
,b ,I.h;litYtcG f,;.,i>ri; and suffering conul-
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srEvESsBURG. cuLpEpEn COUNTY, Y

STEvENSBURG, CuLPEPER COUNTY, VA.
Several Of my ncighbors have the WILCOX &
GIBBs Machine, and it Is much more suitable for
family sewing than the double-thrcad, which have.
would like to exchange. j. K. WILLIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

SHOULDER BRACES for BOYS ard elt1s, and for
adults, cau be had at MEADE & BAKERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

A SpECIALTY-R escrycdDividcnd 1'ocies-Wid-
ows' and Orphans Benefit Life Insurance Com
pany. y. Is. MOORE, Agent.
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HrsTlSGs CouRT.--1n this court to-day the
case Of Henry Hubbard (colored), charged
with as>aulting Daniel Higgins, will proba-
llv be tried.
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sTREET-CAR TICEETs.---The conductors of
the strcct-cars arc now authorized to sell four
Car-tiCkcts for TWENTY-FIVE cents.
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A beautiful stock Of nccktics and scarfs at E. 3
SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

BEDFORD has just received the latest style OF
Broadway spring silk hat. 9O2 Main street.
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EOR NEW YORE.-Virginia S%Ff2
L Steamship and Packet Company %. e.ksSRS,
elegant steamship WILLIAM P. CLYDE, CapGan
SCOTT win leave her wharf at Rockets on FRi
DAY, March lst, ut p. NJ, connecting with
steamers for Fall river and Boston from same pier.
Close connections and through bills lading given 70
Europe and Australia. Fare, S.; meals and state
rooms extra. For freight or passage, apply TO
D.J. RURR, President, 1914 Main street
WAsHINGTos & Co., Agents, Pier - North river,
New York. le 2s-st
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Go to REDroRp the halter for the Ncw York
dress hat. 002 Main street.
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EoR NORFOLK, PoRTs,es ssfsTIaI

IL MOUTH, AND WAY-LANDlSGSxssAa xsAsSsx xssAassSsx
ON LANES RIVER.-The elegant steamer PAIL.
SADE, Captain NELSON, will leave her wharf !at
Virginia Steamship and Packet CompanEE,s siieds1
Mt 6i O'Clock A. A. Freight received every day from
O'Clock A. N TO o'clock Z. III. AL way freight
must be prepaid. Apply to agent on wharf OF cap
tain on board. oe 10
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Walking-cancs and umbrellas In endless variety a
T. B. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street.
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FAIRFIELD TowNSulP,l
HESRIco COUNTY, Va, February %, 1872
A MEETING OF THE TOWNSHIP
N Board of Fairfield township will take place on
SATURDAY the I'd day of March, ut the house OF
John B. Griyins at IL O'Clock NJ.
All persons having claims against the township or
business before the Board requested to be present
Vt sud meeting
SAMUEL L. ANABLE, Supervisor.
b. CORR, Assessor.
X. NJ TIIORNE, Com mmlssioner.
SAMUEL j. ASABLE, Deputy Clerk for township.
fc 2q-td
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Observation-Disclosures Lovitt, of the oys.
ter fleet, has rendered his resignation to the
Auditor of Public Accounts.
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DOOK AND JOB PRINTING OF ALL
y KINDS NEATLY DONE AT THIS OFFICE
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louisville MARKETS.
MARKET

LOUISVILLE, February 2o.-Proytsions steady
Pork, Sl3.25. Shoulders &C.; sides, 7tL7sc. Lard
Ticrce, a3c.; kcS, IOc. Whiskey, s5c.
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CoScERT.--Niiss Brandt's concert will take
place at Virginia Hall on Monday evening
vi
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- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
,r,,u ls LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED
,r,~,1ATlqS OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
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DEPARTURES OF STEAMERS.

EOR NEW YORk.-The Old 1ISEfSS
Il Dominion Steamship Company's ele- esTrSss.a
CANT side-wheel steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain
BRAKEMAN, will sail on FRIDAY. March lst; ats
O'Clock A. NJ Freight received until Thursday night
Through bills of ladlng signed, and goods for
warded with dispatch TO all points north. so1,tn;
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed. Fare. Sl2: steerage, SG; round-irlp
tickets, $50. For freight or passage, apply 10
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent.
fa os-at No, 3 Governor street.
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General Items.

WASHINGTON, February 29.-Secretary Bel
knap, before the House committee on the
investigation of the sale of arms, stated that
never to his knowledge had arms been sold
to the French Government or French agents.
He made long explanation regarding the
handling of funds. He was before the COM
nlttec for an hour and Il half, when it ad-
joulned to March 18th.
The House Committee on the District of
Columbia to-day heard Thomas A. Scott and
John w. Garrett regarding the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad depot here. The dis
ctlsSion took wide range, and was quite
spirited.
The japanese have arrived. The six
Princesses Immediately proceeded to George
town, and the males went to the Arlington
Hotel. Governor Cooke and Delegate Chip
man received them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-01

CINCINNATI, February oa.-P0rk, Sl2.75. Shoul
ders, Sc. sides, 7@7sc. Whiskey, sl@s5c.
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.rnc Confidential Clerk "f memphis
t7ou.s In Trouble---sio" 10 HSa monte
,r;.,o orr n small Salary.
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WASHINGTON, February 29-Sendte.-The
Judiciary Committee reported adversely to
and asked the indefinite postponement Of the
bill allowing accused persons to testify in
their owl behalf.
Mr.. Morton said he had protests from two
southern district attorneys that the passage
of the bill would work great advantage to
certain persons whom they were about to
try.
Mr.. Hamlin objected to indefinite post
poncment, and the bill went on the calendar.
The bill placing obstacles In the way of
former owners of lands sold for taxes in the
insurrectionary States went over under OBJ
jections from Mrs Johnston, of Virginia
House bill eXcmptlng canned fruit &c,
was passed, and now goes to the President.
Mr.. Sawyer, from the Committee on Edu-
cation and Labor, reported adversely upon
the educational suffrage test.
Mr.. Chandler rose to personal eXplana-
ton, and read letter from gentleman in
Jackson, Michigan. stating that somebody
had sent him certain reform movement
and liberal Republican documents, under his
(Chandler's) frank and that Of Senator Nor
ton. The writer expressed his astonishment
that these two distinguished senators should
circulate such publications, and asked Chan
dlcr to send him no more documents, un-
less they had the true ring. Mr.. Chandler
said that his frank on these documents was
Il forgery, but is the whole liberal Republic
can movement was fraud he was not sur-
prised that those who were engaged in it re-
sorted to forgery.
Mr. Morton also stated that the Use Of his
name on these documents or on any such
was a fraud and forgery.
Mr.. Upton rose to personal explana-
ton, and said that he had been almost rs I'M
fortunate as Mr.. Chandler. He had sentsone
Of that Senator's speeches to constituent
and had it Indignantly returned with the re-
quest that if he endorsed such sentiments he
would never send his frank to that constitu-
cnt again. [Laughter.]
The bill admitting six japanese youths to
West Point was passed.
The sale Of arms investigation was again
resumed. The preamble was objected to,
and the resolution of inquiry adopted.
House.-The bill extending the time for
the completion of the road connecting Lakes
St. Croix and Superior Was again taken up
and discussed.
The debate was very long, and in its
course there were many calls Of ayes and
noes. 1t was stated during the discussion
that bills were pending giving 100000, 900
acres of land TO railroad companies. The
bill was finally recommitted to the Commit
tee on Public Lands by vote of 102 to II.
Adjourned.
General Items.
WAsU1SGToS. February 29.-Secretary Bel
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Az ASfCNiSlIER,

Tni, led - IN examination of his books.
, .1 il was found that he had in his pos
Ion some $4,000 in bonds, the property
ms employers.
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rT,HE LECTURE OF THE BOY ORATOR
4 advertised for LAST NIGHT win be given TO.
NIGHT, March Ist, ut LElGH-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH, for the BENEFIT OF THE DORCAS
SOCIETY.
Tickets, .s cents; children. 10 cents. For SAFE ~
the drug stores of A. A. Scott and Westley Fsrrnr
and at the door. mn i-it
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

csOO TO LEND, to be secured upon I'M
SCUU proved city real estate. Address Casn' "a ~
IN rouph noSf-ofice, IL -s-ot
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FIXTURES FOR SALE.-Complete FlA-
T. TURES for gentcel HAT STORE for sale.
Counters and showcases in good order. Appiyto Z"
,a 20 A. No. 10 Fourteenth street.
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The Memphis .irG|u,che Of The 2itl III
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-06
measures to secure an organization of

measures to secure an organization OF
the elements they sought to CONTROL
This, however, they did not do, and
now they find themselves more COM
pletely forstalled than they sought to
have forstalled the action Of the Demo-
Gratis. The movement is now beyond
their control. It has mostly fallen into
the hands of petty ofiice-seekers and
pot-house politicians-tlle class OF men
who have heretofore managed ward
meetings, controlled primary elections,
and thus secured the power to manipu-
late nominating conventions and foist
upon the public candidates of their own
selection, OR insure the nomination OF
those who would pay most. 1t is this
class of men who have brought disgrace
and odium upon the Democratic party.
And I will venture tho prediction that
if this class of mon are permitted to
control and direct the Liberal move
ment, there will be a very considerable
falling Off in the vote in opposition to
the Democratic ticket. DEMOCRAT.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-06
Defining His Position.

From the Shreveport. Telegram:
We have been favored with a COPY
ofthe following dispatch, forwarded by
Colonel George Williamson in response
to a telegram received by that gentle
man from some members Of the Re-
form organization in New Orleans.
1t shows what Colonel Williamson
was prepared to do for the redemption
of the State from executive misrulc;
but when an issue is made between
the white man and the black, he is
explicit as to the side he will take.
There is but one course to pursue in
such an event, and that is for all
elements to come together without
delay and wipe the organization out of
eXistence:
SHREVEPORT, La, June %, 1872
To Dr. Warren Brickeli, J. G. Fleming and
). d. Hill, New Orleans, Louisiana:
Your kilograms have just been hand
ed to me. Am at home, owing to
sickness. 1 have a strong personal
regard for and appreciation of Mr.. KEEL
lOgg. 1 have never thought of stump
ing the State for him, and would not
do SO except to beat Governor Nartnotl
and his crew. I adhere infiexibly to
our reform idea, that the redress of
State grievances is Of the first impor-
lance. will use any party to break
down the chief cause of our. oppressive
burdens-his Excellency Governor War
moth. But if the contest is forced upon
us between the white man and the
black in Louisiana, know that the Re-
form party, after exhausting all efforts
to prevent such an issue, will take the
white mans side, regardless ofall other
questions. GEORGE VILLA NsON.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1872-07-06
NJ i Il > II m ll,ef MalaIies.

The hot solar rays that ripen tho harveStS
generate many distressing diseases. RI the
river be at all predisposed to irregularities,
this is the season i'll which bilious attacks
may be anticipated. A weak stomach too
is weakest in the summer months, and the
loss of vitality through the pores by excess
sive perspiration is so great, that Il whole
some tonic, combining also the properties
OF a dfusive stimulant and gentle cxl,iia-
rant, is in many cases necessary to health.
and under no circumstances should be dis
pensed with by the sicl<ly and debilitated.
OF all the preparations intended thus to re-
fresh, sustain, and fortify the human
nostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters.
They have been weighed in the balance of
experience and not found wanting; have
been recommended from the first as Il great
medicinal specific, not as beverage, and
in spite OF interested opposition from innu-
merable quarters, stand, aft er twenty wears
trial, ut the head Of all proprietary ltleIi-
clneS intended for the prevention and cure
OF all ordinary complaints OF the stomach,
tue liver, the bowels, and the nerves. II,
rivers of California, Hostettcr's Stomach
Bitters may be classed the standard one
for every species of intermittent or re-
mittent fever. The people who inhabt
those districts, place the most implicit con-
tidcnce in the prepa Rational confidence
of its operation.
AS bitters, SO called, OF the most pcrii-
cio'S character, springing up like fungi on
G. ~fic, the public is hereby forcw:,rnctI
atalt', the dran-shop frauds. Ask for
tiost.:t.r's Bitters, see that the label ETC..
are correct, and remember that the ocn ,,inc
article is never sold in bulk, but in bottles
only.