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The Cholera in Memphts.

MEMPHIS, My 5.-There were thirteen inter
ments yesterday. Five of the bodies were OF
persons who had died of cholera. This disease,
country adjacent. -
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, July 5-The number OF deaths
from Gil causes n this city yesterday was four
teen, of which nine were ffom cholera.
AT CINCTNSATI
CINcINyArI, July 5-0nly one death from
cholera is reported in this CITY yesterday.
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From Europe To-day.

THE PARIS DUEL.
LONDON, July "A special dispatch from
Paris 70 the London Tsleqrdph says the duel he
tween NJ. NJ. kauc and DE Cassagnac Is 20 take
place on Monday next.
The CABLE COMPLETE.
HEARTS CoNTRNr, y. r, July THE lay
ing OF the cable OF 1873 WIS successfully COM
pleted this morning shortly after midnight
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FIRST LIEUT.. f. II. RUFFNER, corps Of engi-
neers, has been ordered to complete the mill
tary road from Santa Fe to Fernandez de Taos,
New Mexico.
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The Springfield, Mass. Races.

sPRiNGPlELD, July 6.-At Hampton Park
yesterday, the open-tO- all race was won by Con-
nors. Tho trotting race for 2 80 horses was won
by j ulia hayes.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR
This Afterneon's Dispatehes.
ASSOCIATED PRAss RKPoRH
New York NOtes.

TWO FATAL CASES OF CHOLERA.
NEW YORK, July There were two cases of
chohrs yesterday beth fatal. IL was reported
as the Asiatic cholera by the attending pbysa-
cisns. but doctors attached 20 the board OF
health say both were aggravated cases Of chol-
era morbus.
THE USUAL FIRES.
There were twenty-five or thirty small ores
yesterday damages varying from $50 70 al 900
MORE Roy SHOOTING.
John Leng was arrested Yesterday for fatally
shooting John Hearing. Both are boys of IL.
TwkNTY-oNR ACCIDENTS
70 persons from carelessness in the use OF fire.
arms and fire works occurred IN this city yes
terday, and nearly as many in Brooklyn.
FATALLY BRATEN AND ROBBED.
John Dennis, a driver of a market wagon
was found fatally beaten in his wagon at ia
msica, Long Island, yesterday, having been
robbed by two negroes 70 whom he gave a ride
on his way home from market. The people
from Jamaica turned out and secured the woods
yesterday for the murderers, but they have not
been captured yet.
sUNsTRoKE.
Ihere were numerous cases of sunstroke YES
terday, including several of the militia during
the morning parade.
FRANK WALwoRTH WAS TO-DAY SENTENCED
TO the state prison at Sing Sing, at hard labor
LOT nte. Judge Davis, in addressing the pris-
oner, said he had fearful doubts whether his
case did not justify conviction of murder in the
hrst degree. The prisoner stood the irving
ordeal with hrmness, and without moving n
muscle OF his features, and left the court with
his mother Immediately after the judge had
concluded.
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rHs Estate OF IH1 LATE EDWIN For
Rssr.-The oflcial inventory Of the personal
property OF the late Edwin Forrest, just COM
III $50 is In jevelry, boois and pictures. and
Slss, A6SN IN securities, deposited in the Fidel-
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PRESIDENT GRANT returned to Long Branch
from his trip to Covington on Thursday after
NOM.
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Run Over IN Tr.s.-

CHHsTHR. Pa, July 4.-Ths BODY Of an nm.
Known man was found this morning terribly
auA Baltimore railroad. He had bean run over
BY one Of the early trains. "a -
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Of Ethan Allen sas unveiled in this city wee
terday, at the Green Mountain cemetery' in
the presence Of large concourse Of people. A
DECISION OF plitary, with state officials and
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REAR ADMIRAL ALDEN, lately in command
of the European station, reports the arrival of
the Brooklyn at Gibraltar on the 10th ultimo,
from Vile Franche, and that she left that af
ternoen for New York.
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The Racing at Dexier Park Yesterday.

OHlCAGo, July Sat Dexter Park yesterday
the running race was an uninteresting affair
Carrie =. winning in So seconds The postponed
~ race was won by Fred Hooper. The next
race, for 81 900, Tor horses that had never beat
2:5a, was won easily by Albert in three straight
heats. Time: 23GK, 2.S4H, 2:33k. The last
race was Tor pacing premium OF s5l0, free for
, al. SIX heats were contested before the race
could be decided. Copper Bottom Is said 10
have record OF 2:lI and was the hot fayorite
IN the pools, but was evidently held back for
speculative purposes. Sleepy Bill won the first
heat in 2:22k Hoosier Tom coming in second,
harry third, Copper Bottom fourth, and Fanny
Eefndlstanced- Harry was permitted TO take
the second heat, and AZ once became the favor
lte IN the pools, when Copper Bottom came TO
the front and took the third and fourth heats
demand was then made for a change of
drivers for Copper Bottom, on the ground that
ne had been held back, and the result was that
marry won the next two heats, distancing Cop
per Bottom in the last. Time: 2.22., 2:30 2;3l,
2:25a 2:26s The three mile heat running
race, was postponed until to-day. when there
OfSf,O0O.
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BALTIMORE AND. ONO RAILROAD snpo-
rdry Retirement Of Presttsat CdrreR-At The
regular monthly meeting Of the PRESIDENT and
directors Of the Baltimore and Ohio railro DAD in
Baltimore day before yesterday, it was deter
mined unanimously to- advsuce from time Ito
time, as might be needed, in money and cred
its, the aggregate amount of 500 600, with the
view OF insuring the completion Of the Danville
extension OF the Washington City, Virginia
Midland and Great Southern railroad company
llate Orange and Alexandria.) A proposition
to the Baltimore and OHIO Company that nor
ton OF its Manassas branch line extending from
Strasburg to Harrisonburg, distance Of ffty-
one miles, was accepted, at . rental of $50 go
gold, annually. This Is on capitalized basis
OF 5000, or go, 200 per mile, on which
per cent is to be paid per annum as the condi.
ton OF the lease. This contract gives an I'M
broken control OF she line through to the point
at which the Valley railroa,,, now in course of
construction, begins In its progress to stanton
and thence to Salem, on the Atlantic, Ohio and
Mississippi road. Presdei { Garrett formally
announced his contemplated trip to Europe
which he found necessary on account of III
health, and on which he will depart from Bal
tmore soon. He would have preferred resign
ing the presidency, but it ad been urged thai
that was not requisite, ard therefore asked
leave to withdraw from the presidency tempo
rarily. Appropriate rpsolu ions in acceptance
were adopted, expressive OF the regret of the
board on account of the Giro umstances prompt
ing Mr.. Garrett to this step, and returning
thanks for his able and faithful service, Mr.,
John King, jr., the vice president, was unani-
mously elected president pro tempore and he
accepted the position. Mr. Garrett has been
fifteen years In the service of the COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-05

THE HEADS of nearly all the executive de-
par tments are out Of the city.
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ENGLAND AND RUSSIA IN TIE EAsr-In
an ar ticle attributed to the inspiration II not
the pen Of General Ignatief, the Russian
Russia from the fall Of Khiva. Russia viii
thereby be enabled to despatch her armies to
Herat in twelve days, by three different routes
England appears to be aware OF this danger,
and prepares 10 meet 1t BY alliances with Cen
trail Asian states. The British Ambassador ct
Constantinople b anirmed W the World to have
entered upon new Negotiations aiming ct this
istaB, by yirtus Of whieh It 8 Il liberty % o.
cupy the Bolun pass, Dsdur, and Guettah, for
Nn,eS England Pay 1iS,oc yess Lora
provided he lends his hand 20 To erestion Of \
new defenave wall agaiIlst Rossiah advances.
England also seeks Ae ffiehdsnip Of fYskocb
sgent 10 sent to KAshRHr, which rIoyemant
ought to be looked upon b. Russia vith suspi-
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL RKvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were $500 ,s0S77.
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The Rfre at WaSesyl1ct Av~.-,

Hme xlfe ~ WoeefvAfet AxDeUaI. -
|. sTaoY, N. Y, July 6-The Ere ct Wsteryliet
arsenal on Thur sday consumed only a timber
zlshed. not four sheds and . warehouss, q bsfuse
reported.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RAkD CoTrAGE, OAPk MAY, beautifully
Sss ns.r hs bach az Inc has foil
Motel; pleasant airy rooms an be secured W. d.
~ addressing N. Du RNkY, Grand CottaTe, rs
Hughes street, Cape May, N j. Mn
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The Day We OeIeDpSse,

Inc DAY We CelebFote.
NEW YoKK, July 6-Dispstches from San
Francisco, St Louis, Nashville, ana other wee
arm and seethua cities, report general Oh.
1oRyance of tie Fourth oeJuly.
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The CHOLERA In TIE SourHwEsF.-There
we're ave deaths from cholera in Nashville on
Wednesday; four deaths the same day in Gin
Cincinnati, and six deaths in Memphis.
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Reunioa FeetIvffiNa.
me ffXthaie

. Pear noufH, Juiy6-The reunion festiyi
,teeW the eons Of Psrtsnoath, announced 70
iyeefefday, passed of well. - = 100 :
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DBoston South Blenders now hold euchre
parsles on the door-steps, in the cool OF the
evening. -. 81
~ The Maine state fair will be held this
year in Bangor. Pool selling In the grounds
will be forbidden. =
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TIE RECENT SKIRMIsH AT FORT ABRAHAM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT inform alton from the Sioux

The RECENT SKIRMIsH AT FORT ABRAHAM
LINCoLE.-Ofhciali Information from the Sioux
country proves beyond question that the recent
reported attacks upon Fort Abraham Lincoln
by the Sioux from Grand river were not really
attacks upon the post A number of Rec scouts
are employed by the commanding officers, and
these people are hereditary enc miesOf the Sioux.
Some time ago band Of these Rec scouts cap
tured and scalped Sioux Indian, and sent the
scalp with hostile message to the Sioux at
small war party TO svenge the Insult and the
death Of their c0mrade. The latter went to the
vicinity Of the post and tried to induce the Rees
large body, numbering about fifty, while en-
deavorinR to draw out the scouts were attacked
By the troops, but the fighting was done prin-
cept the capture Of few horses by the Indians,
no damage was done. The Sioux insist upon it
that they do not want to attack or fight the SOL
diers OF the Great Father, and think it Is not
they 60 to fight the Rees.
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BRoyNsvILIp,o fsxxas JAY k-.rhe s.nrs
ysas wAs btens 1t to this paxkets on TharsdAy
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CAPT. o. II. MOORE, 9th infantry, has been
appointed as inspector on certain unservice-
able recruiting property on hand at the Louis
vile rendezvous, of list Lieut.. F. p. Davidson,
9th cavalry, and for which the latter officer is
responsible.
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SEASON OF 1873.

BERKELEY SPRINGS AND BATHS.
BATH, MORGAN COUNTY, W VA
Two and half miles from Sir Johns Run, B. o
~, tsD 49,, FIT class accommodations IA
fhsrm sI MT me music &c excellent e:4
beautiful mountain region Natural fem perature
pi water - degrees Fab. with every variety Of
temen '' ~ e
TERMs-,sS per day, $40 per week; first month
nurses half price
S1s hour. from Washington, via Metropolitan
Branch b. o. Railroad.
D72w A. r. POTTS
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AXE VIEW HOTEL,

- WATKINS, NEW YORK.
This fne new house is now open for the entertain
nett OF guests, mporarily or for the sea 4
son Il l. complete in all its appointments VEHA0
and handsomely furnished throughout lh.tail
Guests will ind il especially adapted for heslff l
coniort; large and airy rooms and thorough yenfi-
laticn.
Fine Groves, handsome Walks, good Drives, aud
FisMng and Boating on the Seneca Lake.
Together with the far-famed Watkins and Havana
Glens, the view from the house OF Seneca Lake AMI
the surrounding scenery cannot be surpassed.
TINS Table Will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, and an efficient corps Of attendants
always ready to wait on guests.
Parties leaving WashiS gton at 453 in the morning
arrive at the House at in the evening. Rooms eau
be secrred for the season on pication by mail 10
CHARLES H BREDEMEYER, Proprietor Of
Lake View Hotel, Watkins, N. Y. Ie2l i'm
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IEEw oEtxAss, July 5-Jodge Lvnchs 10
reiuseda new tiai in the PieaysHs Libel suit.
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GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.

GORHAM MANUFACTURING co.
Prorid,ncs, X. l., aad No Bond ST., Netc York
Manufacturers Of Sterling Silver. Tea, Desert and
Dinner Services and Wedding Outfits also Man
rfseturers OF the celebrated Gorhsm Electro
Plate. Ii
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Guard against Cholera.
1t is well known that If proper remedy 10 instan-
taueously taken in Of Asiatic Cholera,
Cholera Morbus kindred com aints, tn patient is
much relieved, and it happens not unfreQuently that
ultimate esre. l do not wish to be understood As
advising not to call in physician Of the earliest
possible moment, as such course is imperatively
we now prepare NAfTXS's CH0LERA sPEGfF.
10, a strong, active, and efficient remedy, calcu-
well c 'nducted family should have on hand or i'm
nedistely procure. During 1855, while the chelera
was raging quite severely in Brooklyn, N. Y,
did great service, being much better than Squibbs
Mixture and Sun Cholera Cure, both Of which were
tried. 1t will also give immed ate relief and cure
Cholera M3rhus, Cello, Cramps; Dysentary, Disr,
directions accompany each vial.
To be had only OF
-ABTHUR NATTANs, Druggist,
jes-tr Corner Of ID and d streets northwest.
ON THE BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON, DINNER
AND SUPPER TABLE,
Lea Perrins' Worcestershire Sauce
IS INDIsPENsABLE.
JOHN DUNCAN's SONS, New York,
octl6 2aWly Agents for the United States.
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best in the world a.,
the only true and perfect Hair Dye; no ridiculous
nnts, no disappointment harmless, reliable, instan
tsneous black or brown; at all druggists, and o
Bond street, New York. fSeoly
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Jryr. DAVIS is in New York, and refuses u
% k0keINleWeQ.. =. II. p =. q
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ONE OF THE FINEST ORCHEsTRIoNsi in the
" country can be heard at Mr.. SCHWART- w.
ZENBERG'S, 46s Pa. avenue. This instru- tkLx
ment was imported at cost of e6yOOO, and rep $x
resents an immense orchestra, with drums, NIB ais
and chimes complete Concerts daily and nightly,
and bar properties Of the finest character The pub.
lie are cordially invited free Of charge. jel6-im
OLDNo. On Exhibition and Sal NEW No.
4c6 439
1TH BY - Urn ST..
No. 439 eth street, betuee d and streets, eight
doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Choice Oil Paintings, EngravfnRs, Chromos, &c.
Also, largest stock Paper Hangings, Window
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture Cords and Tas.
sci, Rings, Nails, &C., in the District.
~1ERMs CASH.
~ Please remember Name aud Number. jelly
A Ii KINDS OF CAST-OFF WEARING APP
"A PAREL can be sold to The very best advantage
BY addressing or calling On justin, =.
64S street, between 9Th and sth n. W.
Notes by mail promptly attended TO. Dash paid fls
old GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, COPPER, Ere,
~ bought at fair prices for o New York house
Household Furniture bought and sold. Notes by
mail promptly attended to by AUGENSTEIN,
i40s Pennsy lvania avenue. dSi.ty.
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ADJUSTMENTS

GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
~ AT THE
N. Y. AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ON THURSDAY EVENING,
at O'Clock, on which occasion the
NEW ORGAN
Will be played for the first time. Prof. TORRING-
TON, OF Bostsn, will preside. Fine Vocalists will
assist.
ter Tuesday. II
lsunday Herald, Capital, Gszette, and Forney g
Chronicle, ltl
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- L NJ NJ Z Il BIO A Z ID.

Twenty i've additional BOARDERS can now be
seromme dated at the LOUD0N INST1 A. A
TUE on moderate terms. Coed fal e, yAA3
pure air, and fine scenery. For particu- l:.Ht
'aTs apply to THOS. W LAKE.
IH2l-If Allia I-n1lA IN n
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Col. EDMUND e. PAuLDINe, formerly pay
master, u. s. A., and who was sent to the AL
bany penitentiary few years since for alleged
embezzlement, died in New York on the 18th
ult. At the time of his death Col. Paulding
was proprietor of the st. Paul Pioneer.
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THE PINEY POINT HOTEL.

(Formerly " The Pavilion,')
PINEY POINT, MARYLAND.
This delightful Summer Resort, situate on the Pc
tcnPc river, equi-distast from Baltimore
ana ash1u gton, ninety miles, has been vYAv
leased BY the undersigned for q term of lE.H
ID Of June. -
. Under the new proprietorship, the house has been
The roughly renovated making the appointments far
superior to any former season. The table will be
applied with all the deicscss Of the season from
the Norfolk, Baltimore and Washington markets.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Billiards, Boating, FISH
ing. Bathing, CrOquet and Quot Grounds, sc.
~ Crab OF Oyster Lunch will be served daily
Terms-52 50 per day. els per week; children half
price: ants full price,
~ CHAS
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MOOREs HOTEL. LEONARDTOwN, ST.
~ hARYs COUNTY, MD, Is now open A
The table is well supplied with all the del ls.&
lcaeies OF the season. soft crabs, fish, Oy stsrs fresh
from the water daily. Among the smusemAnts are
saltwater bathing, fishing, Grabbing, boating, AMI
cr0quet. Two excellent physlcians reside In the
village. Terms are g. follows: SO per day ,Chy
the week. $50 per month. Boats to and from
Washington four times a week, and excursion
boat every Saturday nigh, returuinz Sunday night
For further particulars, address
H.. F. MOORE.
Ie23-eo2w LannaIdtoX n ST NJ arx z co . Nh
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- E l. l. / &c OFF!
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- EA-SIDE HESOKT.
CoBB'S HOTEL,
COBB'S ISLAND, VA.
NOW open Ter the ptiOn e VsitOrs. 1t Is well
SHOWN Tor ITS excellent and safe surf bath A n
ing, hshlBg, &c. Terms, Is per day; SlsHAV
per week 500 per month of four weeks. lS.
X ute: steamer N. p. Banks from Norfolk or OIl
FONT to Cherrystone, Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday mornings.
COBB BROS. 4 co,
ia In Cherrystone va
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SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.
STATE or MAINE, LAND OFFICE,

STATE OT MAINE, LAND OFFICE,
BANGOR, May "a, 1873.
~ 1OTlCE j. herehy given thai the following town.
~ ships or tracts of land, situate in the county
of Franklin set apart for sale under the prov vsions
of the Revise ca Statutes, Chapter ., Section 49, will
be sold agr> eahly to the direction OF the Governor
and Council on Monday the first day Of Septem.
Der next at l. O'Clock, loon, at the Land Ohce in
Bangor, by sealed proposals, to he received At any
time prev ipus To said time of sale proposals To
be received unless ten per cent. of the minimum
price l. pald into the and Ofice with the proposal
The following is a list OF the land, to be sold as
aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each, VIZ:
Township uumber Three in Bange Five, west OF
Bnghan's kennebec Purchase, the minimum price
fixed icing - cents per acre.
All that part oitoWnShp No. Three. Range SIX
lying within the limits of the state, the minimum
price iiNed therefor being - cents per acre.
All that pant OF township number Two, in Range
Seven, lying within the limits of the state, the MN
imun price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre
Payment To- be made as follows, viz: One-thir'i
OF the purchase money in cash. including the ten
lcr cent. OF the minimum price deposited and Inc
DalS nee by notes for three equal sums, payable au'
nually, in one two and three years, respectively,
with interest and hond with sufficient surely iof
the payment of fair siumpage OF al! timber to ne
| cut thereon. to be applied 10 the payment ol tie
notes Deeds to be conditional, in lhe rsuAl ioru'
w r,ARKER l.. DURLEIGH.
mayer .&Wtsoptl Ian" agent.
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HaiIoweiI Savings lnsilution.
Deposits S37O,OOO.

DCDOSICS sSJ . OsOOV.
All dcpostors' accounts are private and conf
dental. No information furnished to assessors OF
other inguirers
Dividends are made twice year in August and
February, and extra dividends of profits once in
four years. Nj dividends not drawn out are al
once added to the principal deposits and thus in
terest is compounded twice year.
Interest on deposits commences with the first OF
each month.
Loans will be made on first mortgages 10 a limit
Ell amount, and on bonds, mortgages and deposit
books let as cOllaterals.
Oniee over the Northern National Bank, Water
StreeT, IIAiowell.
II. *. BAKER, Treasurer.
Hallowell, May 1873. mayl1-tlawtf.
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Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street,
DOT of Court, by SPRAGUE. OWEN Il NASH.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-09-13
UndeyeIODed ViSOr,

The feeble and GcbilItatel usually fancy thoy are in
resources of nature not easily exhausted Even
when strength and appetite tail, when the eyes
Hstrccss the complexion pallid, the rcnuious
the body atenuated and the mind depressed there is
generally of latent power behind such palpa
bic evidences Of weakness. Various mos treatment
rcsorted to by physicians in the hope Of developing
and rendering available this of sleeping vitality
but the surct and indeed the only thoroughly safe and
the system is course of Hosetters Stomach Bittcrs
Electricity, shower baths the flesh brush sea bathing
&c. lnay be well enough in their way, auxiliaries
hut they do not reach the of the evil All ply
functions of the assmilating sccrctive and vital organs
from sluggish constitution. In either case AMI
also in where both exist the Bttes will
invariably produce immediate and salutary change
in the condition of the patient and eventually effect
complete None of the dangerous aIkaIoils,
often administered as toucs, be otherwise than
deeteriUus under such circumstances and to give mer-
curry is positively criminal. The direct effect of the
great vegetable specific will be manifested in an i'm
proved appetite, cheerful frame of mind. grad
ual return of strength, increase of flesh and a
healthier complexion. Meanwhile, however, the con
stution, if inert and feeble, will have been
renovated by the subtitle elements of invigornton con
tanned in the Filters