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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1872-08-31
PIJMP MAKING.

UICKOkY Sturs. Drawers. end Over
"a halls. for ihs season.
J. w. Cbspliue.
2FOILET Soaps Of all kinds. Castle
, sud Honey Soaps. for sale BY
]. w cHAPLINE,
Headquarters Sben. Val. Railroad.
Mayo q
no. POTOMAC HERRING-Fre,h
Al supply just received.
j. S. MELVIN.
Dufhslds. June o n
DURE Cider Vinegar and Cucumber
a Pickles. ct Rfnfchs.
TRANSPORTATION Neckiies. for
l. sale by W. z. Lemen.
DaRASOLS and Son Umbrellas at
L Richard s. Weishans.
, 1872-08-31

by their votes in carrying them through at The
second discussion, when they are found at the
third discussion, in the ranks of the advocates
in favour of the Governments views ?-as was
the case with Member Elliott, who was present
in the Council and withheld his vote which
weakened the vote of the majority and Mem
Der Coulter, who purposely absented himself
without any excuse and Member Dubois,
who turned coat at last. Shall their ~irconsis-
tency be denounced as the result of instability
of purpose, or shall it be regarded as the effect
of cringing fear and want of manliness ?-or
shall it be viewed as decided incompetency to
discharge the functions Of popular representa-
tives, and, consequently, a sufficient reason why
they should never again be exalted to a posi-
ton of which they have proved themselves SO
unworthy to their constituents
Further it is a combination Of monetary in
nuences and obligations from which there is no
chance of escape for the non-independent pOr-
ton of our representatives. These, more or
less, when there are any in the Council, are
obliged to contract loans at the hands OF the
Government, and in return are under obligation
to side it IN enc way or other with theil votes
hence popular representation is weakened, and
the means at our disposal for r%ectily ing and
managing our local affairs are rendered abor
tive and Unsatisfactory.
st. Croix August goth 1872.
CAUSTIC.
, 1872-08-31
CAUSTIC.
(From Calls Nevs-Leter, Aug, 24M 1872.
JAMAICA.

Theyhaye had refreshing showers during
the past week, in St. Mary's and st. Tho
mas, which have tended to aIIay the heat.
They are hoping aud praying for more
On Golden Grove Estate, in st Thomas,
since the rain has softened the ground, the
Steam Plough has been doing wonders.
This Country is rapidly becoming q
great ceGtfe point for the development
new enterprise, while the congeniaIity -ot
its temperature is drawing large numbers
of Americans, Canadians and Europeans,
for the renovation Of health, and 10 escape
the winter. While in New York at this
season, the Thermo meter is 105 deg. 10
the shade, il Is cat mis- tho ~~rn,e-t ss~eo"
in the West Indies) only 81 deg. at Myrtle
Bank in Kingston, and in the coolest sea-
son Of the year, it never falls below 60 deg,
Several Canadian and American famiIi-
cs are already contemplating to spend the
approaching winter in Kingston.
4 g4ntloman has just arrived from Eng
land to establish new mandatory for the
reduction of Bamboo and other fbrous
plants into & "puIp" for the preparation of
paper. The country abounds with plants
Of This kind, but from the absence of any
operative enterprise to render their cOIIec-
ton remuneratiye, they remain utterly
wasted and value,eSs. We have o super
abundance Of water power, and therefore
p splendid natural appliances for the driving
Of any quantity of machinery. Those en-
gagged in this new enterprise are likely to
Tean a splendid harvest, for here they have
the field to themselves. There is only one
fibre crushing manufactory in this colony,
and this is owned by a New York capita
list; but the freight upon crushed Bamboo
which is not converted into " pulp" be-
fore shipping for New York, is SO great,
that much Of the profits arc unnecessarily
lost in the conveyance of a large amount
Of waste. The new Puiping Company
will save this expense by extending the
present process to the realization of pulp
Still if this can De carried forward another
stage-viz. converting this pulp into pa
per it could be easily enough effected, with
very little cost, on the banks of some OF our
rivers, while the consumption OF paper IN
the colony and in Cuba would be so much
increased, that a paper mandatory would
scarcely be able to supply the demand.
Sir John Peter Grant, the Governor
General of Jamaica and its dependencies,
left in the Atlas Company's Steamer 'St.
Thomas" on Thursday last for New York
accompanied by Mr.. Schalch, Attorney
, 1872-08-31
THE SITUATION.
SPECTATOR.
August 28th 1872.

THE SITUATION.
Although, Mr.. Editor, you dii&tcd at large
in your leader of the gath inst. on the passage
of the Draft of Ordinance concerning Salaries
Of the Superior Administrative Of the Danish
Westindia Islands at its third discussion in the
Colonial Council, and although Member Roscn-
stand in his hybrid speech on the occasion,
could not see how the question OF labIe-mOney
or no table-m0ney could be advanced as q test
of the earnestness Of the reform work., nor
"could hosee why 50 much Importance has been
attached to the question" at all, yet the 'Situa-
ton differing very much in its view Of the
case, can not but extend the di!atati0n and re-
gard this e%ventful matter as one Of vital impor-
lance in our polity, throughout its general bear
ings.
Most certainly, Mr.. Rosonstand only took the
narrOWost view Of the subject, when he SO eX-
pressed himself, but, evidently, his conviction
at the same time was, that "it did not look we'll
at all in any Government to press such a Ques-
ton as this and it might be added, under
such circumstances. He evidently lost sight Of
the important fact implied, that the passing Of
the Ordinance in question, Or of any other under
similar circumstances, establishes prGcedentS by
which the Government plainly indicates the
course it will pursue, when it advances any
measure III when II IS pGfsonaily cohCerheu'
ana lufIn9F' II IS a loGlu ll'lc@'on t'"I no
nope may DO entertainer oI '"o Ioc"i 0ofe'n-
ment ever considering any uIGenD Necessity 10
exist G u t 4Io 9inaatinn 3f II fbo i li@ s Snl : and
consequently, a yet more certain indication that
no ntov,I hGr1 "m, WV y
S Won ~ %oso tbo ooIy no;nts Of iinnorfonce
1'o' " Lr " W Wv 04,9 r a. 0nlinaLpoo J,ho
indicated by Jhe passage 81 InIs QF"Illal?ei l n0
pecu1af lncIuenIS conaeV'ou "''n = 'ni0 ~,
cusslon' aioru tue 3to'1 certain cfidG"C1S ol ,io
nature % ''"e ooIiI, 11t ~ " tat ~ ~
machinery OF our local ADMINISTRATOR Is man
aged. ,
1t IS combination OF ol1o.3i lH'y[Js,S n an" f.
taYouFltlsm' Vi the , VoleS .! |'lcn I"9 Ira, =
was carried through al us fal'a o.s'a 1881 ,1, .
were me FoIeS Oh OH: 49, ! u "'loHl WIZ ~1oo
Grown Members WINE me remaining " 'ol'S
were those OF 2 VINO sIueu lao 3'L1,', ,on > ,m.-
, 1872-08-31
gtristiaaaasG, 81. groix.
SATURDAY 3lsr AUGUST 1872.

His ExceIlency, the acting Vicegovern-
or Hattensen, left yesterday morning for
St. Thomas in Schooner "Petrel."
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= SOOTHHNG SY-

RUE.--It relieves the little sufferer from pain g,
cures Wind, Collie, Regulates the Stomach and
cess Of tecthing it is Invaluable. Perfectly safe
i'll all ascs, millions OF mothers can testify.
march |. 1872 1!2deOd m &w inch
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-29

safest aud best. 1t cOrrects the bad effects q
inferior dyes, while the black 0r brown tnts i
produces are Identical to nature. Factory Il
Maiden Lane, New York.
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r + V I f w
X Il V / Il w
OF THE
WILMIN GTON MARKETS.
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
March 2SE 1872

fOsIN-Strained.-Thc stock of strained is
amply large for all IN e5ent wants. There has
been no abatement i'll the declining tendency
noted III last weeks review, and the market has
gradually suLcUmbed to the low feeling, aud we
report decline over last week of - cents
There has been very little activity. the demand
seeming to have apparently died away, and
holders fndinS it almost impossible to arouse
the market have become tisintcrcsted, aud the
market, from the opening of the week up to
"Wednesday evening late, was perfectly nomi-
nal, without a single transaction The conf
dence is that the market has reached its lowest
possible stage, and must now react for the
better The only cause attributed to this dub
ness is that New York merchants for several
weeks past have found it almost impossible to
procure foreign shipping, unless al an exhorbl-
t;nt rate, which it was almost impossible to
pay, consequently stock has accumulated in
their hands to considerable extent, which must
become worked off before they are able TO
operate again. For the last vet Elk. however, we
have noticed that shipping is easier AMI with
large transactions partly for delivery. We look
for decided good fleet on our market. Nos
and without material change. Paics-
few small lots manufactured of this ycal ; new
crop Turpentne have sold during the week at
prices raLging from 81 to SIS 80 per bhl The
Dulk Oh STOCK III market Is OF strained, most of
which is held by shippers. Receipts continue
to decrease and the stock shows Il falling Oft N
quantity. The following few sales comprise
the weeks business: Friday go bbls. at IS %
strained; Wednesday, 1000 bbls. at IS for
strained; Thurslay, $50 bbls at - for strained,
s. for low No. !, and s. for extra No. ].
TURPENTINE.-AS this article is controlled
by other branches OF naval stores, we have to
characterize it with the same dull feeling,
and report the market having ruled very
quiet, but very steady at the closing figures Of
last week, up to cdncstiav, when, under the
favorable movements in other qualities the
market frightened, and closed III the evening
at II shade advance. The receipts during the
past week have been very small while the de
mand for consumption has been good. and wi
several shipments the stock i'll market has be-
come reduced to mere fraction, being now
only ,51T bbls., against ,535 bbIs for last week
y few small struggling lots Of the new crop are
sufficient quantity 10 establish Il market, and
these arc sold with the Old crop a no additional
price. DistillCra continue 10 find difficulty III
being able to purchase sufficient quantities for
their daily diotilliD- purposes, consequently the
amount OF naval stores now being manufactured
i'll the city is quite small. This, however, wilt
be remcdiCd iii a few weeks, we look fOr heavy
receipts from the new crop. The market closes
quiet, but steady at IS 10 Tor hard aud S. 10 for
yellow dip and virgin. The following table
comprises the receipts and sales for the week
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journal.
WILMINGTON. n. g.:
FRIDAY. MARCH 30, 1872.
LOCAL.

~ We call the attention Of oar Irad"rs
Il, an error Which occurs on the fourth
pAae Of this issue. Ii will be seen that the
i,-tdius of q series Of articles, entitled
g.. Manufactures Of Wilmington. \. g." IS
emitted.
HEAVY SuIInlFNr~ OK GUANo.--We
arm that the Nava>~a Gtauo Company,
81 Iii, city, yesterday shipped lZ1l tons Of
-Lcir fertile. ). tic va:t,,. al which may be
stated at oytr 5000. And We are pleased
T., learn thu, their orders now 'aneo from
- to 123tnns per Gay,
We are ls1.ly glad to record the Success
81 the energetic gentlemen COMPOSING the
Company and feel Justified in believing that
much of their increased success, this
season, is due to their enterprise in getting
"a, and circulating, juIiciou~ly, Tie edition
Il 10000 almanac4, printed for th"ih II
Ills office. last Fan. in this way making
known llc prea. value 81 their fertilizers.
TuE CARS Al lLIH~yI.LE.-A Lilies
vile correspondent Of tile Wadesbo:o' I!eI-
I'll gives Il very amusing and Interesting
account Of the LAYING Of the track into that
VILLAGE Oh Saturday last. The hands at
work were promised an extra ration Of
vhiskev to complete the track IN time for
That DAYS train. 1t was accomplished
,->l ninutrs before The train arrived and
y,on the treat
SAYS the correspondent
Al ca,,+;,tsl,- t..rliprr heir WaE around
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PRovIsIOrs.-In Western meats we have no
material change to report. The stock is large
and demand good. NORTH CARoLINA.-Thc re-
ceipts have been very large and will
reach 5000 pounds The demand is limited,
and receivers find difficulty i'll selling lots. The
market is shade lower, and sales are made at
the following quotations: 10 cents for shoulders,
10 to IL cents for sides, III to IL cents for hog
round and ii to Is cents for hams, as in quality.
The market is fully supplied with Western,
and there is 4 good demand existing,
which is being supplied from store as follows;
SMckED-S to So cents for shoulders, 0 to 90
cents for sides, and IL to II cents for hams
DRY SA: rED-64 to cents, for shoulders, ami
TX to s cents for sides. LARD.-North Carolina
The receipts have been quite large, and Will
foot 5000 pounds. The market is we'll stocked
and with good enquiry. Sells at 10 to 10 cents
per pound in quality.
HAY-The market is nearly or quite bare OF
all grades, the receipts being only sufficient for
the wants. The market is higher, and we quote
as selling from stole at 81 c. to 60 10 Per 100
pounds.
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WARRINGTON.

WASIIINGTON, March -.
NLlAtE.--fhc bill for tn" relief of purchasers
OF real estate from the Government at ltarrer's
Ferry passed. 1t postp"nc1 th2 enforcement OF
the collections az purchase money for three
years.
The House amendments to The st. Croix Rail
road LLI wa2 defeated by . yoi % lG yeas 10 30
nays
The tariff was resumed and free salt was dis
CuSscd At great length, but no action was taken.
The progress Of the discussion djScouIagcS the
hope OF free tea and coffee
Houa&-Thc Conference report for printing
the proceedings adopted.
Tic bill designating tho site Tor the Baltimore
and Potomac Depot was resumed. The House
voted thirteen times. but no definite acton was
taken
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, March -.
PENDING Congressional action regarding the
coffee and tea tariff, trade has been stagnant
and the bonded warehouses are filed. The de
crease in Withdrawals this year amounts 10
100000 pounds.
The Jamaica steamer Elba, from Aspnwall
on Friday, reports that the Nmginas and the
Spanish war steamer PizaTo, which is block
aiding her. are preparing for battle; both have
steam up and guns in position.
The Spanish Inan-oi-war Turuadn W., cutter
ing tio r'nrt when the Eliza let.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-29

COTTON-In the earlier part OF the week the
week the market for this staple was weak, and
in fact almost nominal. For tho past few days,
however, under favorable Geographic adyices
from Northern and European markets. the mar
kct has gradually hardened, holders becoming
firm i'll their views, and although to-day the
highest quotCtion is y cents for middling vet
they are asking - cents, consequently transact
tiOns have been somewhat restricted, buyers
feeling that - cents is 4 fair market. The de
mand has been mostly for the lower grades
finer qualities Rave been considerably neglected.
though in some Instances we note small sales Of
the better class ut full quotations. The receipts
have fallen Off heavily, while the weeks ship
ments have been very large, reducing the stocl,
considerable The sales for the week are as fol-
lews Friday, bales at 81 cts, do. ut % cts
Saturday, IS bales at 20 cts; Monday, Us bales
at 202 cts, and 81 do at 20 4 cts; Tuesday, 20
bales at go cts 26 do at 203 cts, SO do al II cts.
66 do. at 2o, POS 2oH, 202 and 81 cts, 10 do. at
1S4 cts, do. at 10 cts, Al do at % cts, do
at 20}l cts, 10 do. at 214 cts, 20 do. at p cts
Wednesday, 10 bales at % cts, Il do. at 20&5
cts, II do. at 204 cts, % do. at 1SE cts, do
at 81 cts, and bales (Peeer) At 22 cts; Thurs
day, Il bales at % cts - do at q cents, II do
Ola cents, do at 81 cents, AMI 81 do at p
cents. We quote az follows:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-29
DIED.

ON the 18th INST, after a short illness, on
South River. Bladen county, GEO. w. BAN
MERRIAM, Esq, aged al years and II months.
The deceased was born III New Hanover Coun-
tv III that part known as the Fork, between
Black and South Rivers, where he reached his
majority, when he removed to his late residence.
lie was a gentleman of the Old school, loved, add
lnire,l and hOCored by all who knew him. His
name stands associated with all that is honest,
am5able and praisewortlly. His neighbors de
lighted to honor him by calling him to places OF
trust and responsibility as County Surveyor,
Captain il the war Of 1912 with England, Rep
rrsentatiye in the Legislature OF 1910 and 1911,
n. Chairman OF the County Court, and acting
MAGISTRATE tor many years These attest the
and unbiased in the selection Of their rulers.
In this city, Tuesday norning zen inst 1
eldest child ST John Ii and Ann Strauss, aged
II years, L months and days.
Ath residence, in tins city. on the evening
of the 25th instant. Of typhoid pneumonia
JOSEPH L. BUNTING, aged "a years, month
and days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-29

THE Esk ESESE and Sweetest Cod LiN
er OIL in the world is Hazard * Caswell's
made on the sCa-shOre, from fresh selected liv-
ers, by CasWell, Hazard & Co., New Yotk. 1t
is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
sicians have decided it superior to any OF the
other oils i'll the market
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1872-03-29

ARRIVED


beth City, Mitchell & Son.
Schr Libbie Worthley, Howard, Elizabeth
City, Mitchell s; Son.
Schr Fairfield, Roberts, Hyde county, North
rop & Cumming
SlOop II Burnett, Forbes, Hyde county,
NorthrOp 8 Cumming
Schr LucrCtia, Williams, Elizabeth CITY, De
Rosset & CO.
sehr Martha Davis, Hill, jacksonville. Ed
wards * Hall.
Schr W I. Abbott, Blood.ood, Philadelphia,
Harriss & Howell.
Brig A j Ross, Wyman, Boston. Harrss &
Howell.
Schr Burtiett Hart Pierce, New York, Will
lians & MnrchisOn.
Schr Henrietta Hill, Hin, Elizabeth City
Mitchell & Son.
Steamship I;enef;tctOr, Jones, New York,
Steamship Bolivar, Evans. Baltimore. \ j
Ca2auV.
FOREIGN.
Brig john Pierce, TOWNSEND. Cardenas,
Worth 4 Worth.
CLEARED.
COASTwISE.
March Craftsmanship Bolivar, Evans, Balti-
more, A ID Cazauy.
Schr Chas Sawyer, Mcfarland, Boston, +
EiddC1 3. Son.
Schr Charles f Hitler, Proctor, New York,
Master.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Philadelphia,
Worth q Worth.
sSteamship Ecbecca Clyde, Childs, Baltimore,
A u CaEau&.
FOREIGN.
German BarHuc William kisker, HmIneis-
ter, Hamburg, JAS Anderson Il co. (lh~ above
cleared February Goth, but for some reason has
rot bees repeatedly
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Hitters not vile Fancy
Drink, Made of Poor Rum, 'Whis6ey,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
tored, spiced and sweetened to please the taste,
called Toncs,' Appetizcrs," " Restorers, &c,
that lead the tippler to drunkenness and ruin,
bat are true Medicine, made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from nil
Alcoholic Stimuinnts. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, a perfect
Renovator and Invgorator Of the System, carry
ing Off all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions and remain long
unwell. provided their bones are not destroyed
by mineral poison other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They are Gentle PurGntiVo as well
Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit
Of acting as a powerful agent in relieving Conses-
ton or Inflammation of the Liver, and ri all the
Sisceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old, married single at the dawn Of
womanIooI at the turn Of life, these Tonic Bit
ters have equal
For In!nmnntOry and Chronic RhcU-
matisul aud GOuI, Dyspepsia In
diRcstiOn, Bilious. ReniILent and
intermittent FeVcrs, Diseases OF tho
Blood, Liver, Kidneys aud Bladder,
these IIittcTs have been most successful. Snci
Diseases are causcI ~ Initiated blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tight
ness of tho Chest. Dizziness, Sour Hructations Of
the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Biliors'
Attacks PaIpiRtion of The Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs Pain in thercgions of the Kidneys, and
n hundred other painful symptoms are the of
springs of Dyspepsia.
They invigoratc the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver and Bowels, which render them of
1ncqualod efficacy in cleansing the blood of al i'm
purities aud iInpartng new life and yG0r To tho
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, letter
salt Rlcun, BOtchcs, Spots, pmplcs, Puatules,
Bos, Carbumclcs, Ring Worms Scald Head, Sore
Eyes Erysipclas Itch Scurfa. DscoIor:tions Of the
Skin, IiIIuUrS and Diseases OF the Skin, or what
name or nature. arc literally dug up and car
Tic ont of the system in short time by the uSc OF
these Bitters. One bottle in such cases win con-
vince the most inCIedulous OF their curative effect
ClcaIIke the Initiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin in Pimpcs,
Eruptiuns Sores; cleanse it hen you find 1t
obstructcd and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
when it foul and your feelings will tell you when
Keep tho blood pure. aud the health Of the system
will follow
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, urkinG
IN the system of 50 many thousands arc eleCtualiy
destroyed and removed.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. l.. Il. MCDONALD q
co, Druggists aud Gen. Agents. San Francisco,
Cal. a:,d - AID - Commerce street. NeW IOi-N.
oct - i9-6m
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What Spring Brings witt, II.

Regarded from a medical SttndpOiut, Spring
a. not the deloctahle ses@Hn described bNvernal
s,ogts. On the contrary. lis lie'd ,ot iHtarmit-
TINT fevcrs, billions ATTACKS. rheumatic pains,
disorders OF the s-oma,h. ItryoHs complaints,
AMI pulmonary diseases. is almost large
It's crop OF violcts. enowdropS and cherry bios
sons The invisible S-r,gs OF inlumgratlo maia-
lies rise with tn. mourning mSts, and are seat
tered broadcl>t ry the lapors o. night. Who
can resist theia ru,l hitio influence" Certainly
saot the weak by nature, or those whose nervous
Energies have been oycItasked hy mental %
physical labor unless they tone and inv 5oratc
their systems, amt thus enable them to cope
with the unhealthy influences by which they
surrounded.
The only medicinal agent H. which this oh
sect can be rapidly and safely accom- plishcd, is
the great vegetable Tcnovant and inyi6orant,
HoSJetter's Stomach Bitters. The operation of
this celebrated specific is four-told. 1t strength
ems the digestive organs, regulates the sccTe-
tons improves the condition Of the blood, 81
periuLuccs a regular habit OF body, and thereby
IIapartS such = iSor aud elasticity to the whole
physical structure. aS TO render it capable Of
resisting the action OF the poisonous miasma,
" III which he 81 ring atmosphere Is always to
~,me e.tent impregnated. Here, then, Is Z
lady and certain means OF escaping the disor-
,ter- prevalent n this season, or (if they have
i.IIca,ly fastened upon the system) of conquer
ny them speedily and thoroughly. Thr flavor
ui 4 medicine is not Of much consequence, pro
Nldtd il does its work properly. but OF HO~jtt-
Ilr's Bitter, il may he fairly said, that they
erect a cure without outraging the patient =
sense o. taste.