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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-01-11
[From the harrisburg Statesman ]
The Legislature.

Tho Legislature Of West Virginia
will meet ut Charleston on the Eth Of
this mouth, We believe that the pco.
pie Of this State have never looked to
the proceedings Of that body with more
interest aud anxiety than they d. to
that which is shortly u assemble.
The last Legislature did not, by it.
legislation, give entire satisfaction to
tho people, and there were some acts
done by it that were r,lhcr revolving to
the public taste and judgment. There
was One period during their session al
which The Democratic ascChduncy in
this State would have been seriously
endangered, il tho elections had tllru
occurred.
The present Legislature, ii is I'd.
mittCd, isa body greatly superior to
its predecessor in ,llG intelligence, abil.
ity aud experience Of its members. 1t
embraces several judges OF established
reputation in the State; many lawyers
of eminent ability; some members of
TIN Constitutional Convention OF 1872,
aud many gcntletuen in the farming,
mercantile aud mechu meal pursuits Of
life, Of praCt icul wisdom and sngaeity.
We nluy therefore feel assured thal We
have o body now representing the
State, that 10 all itsacls will appreciate
and recognize the truo interests and
honor Of tho people.
The first duty that will doyOlye upon
them will DO their own organization by
the selection Of proper officers. We
have heard 10 objection to tho gentle.
man who, during the last session, pre-.
sided with 50 much ability ia The Sen.
ate, and We presume thOrl will be
TO difficulty 10 bis recollection. For
the Spcakership Of tho House Of Dele.
gotes, several candidates have been
named, any Of WHOM would DO good
selection.
Tie next important duty which will
ieyOlvO upon that body, will be the
election Of u United States Senator for
this State. We doubt II there ever has
been q period In our history, when The
great mass Of tue people took so lively
Az interest in that selection, Gentle.
men o. diIlipguished ability aud txpa.
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ricnce have been named ior that posi-.
ton from oil the grand divhiors ofthC
State; and no doubt their friends will
take uu ucIive interest III securing for
,aCm tho approving voice Ofthp Legis.
lature. II Is scarcely possible that any
obnoxious selection can be made from
the names now prominent before the
public; for they arc all persons Of con,
coded merit, and who have rendered
valuable service TO the State, Whilst
therefore We have our very decided
choicO-and We have given FREQ and
full expression TO that choice, We shall
nevertheless acquiesce. without muir
mar Of dissatisfaction, IN any decision
that may be rendered by the Legisla-
ture,
We simply ask that body 10 do what
we are sure their patriotism will itself
suggSs, 10 them to dO.-tO soar above
all petty, sectional predjudices, and
considerations Of mere personal favOrit.
ism, and concentrate their supper. up.
on that man, whoever in their judg.
meDt he may be. who may be bes.
qualified 10 represent the State ofWust
Virginia in those arduous and stormy
conflicts which it must be apparent 10
every one will take place III tho up
prOachiug upheuyul Of tue popular sem
iimrnl Ofihis nation.
Tho rsmatning duties that will dc.
volye upou that body, will be those Of
mere ordinary Legislation. and it is to
be hoped that no effort will be spared
to lighter The burdens now resting
upon the people; to cheaper and "a.
cilita,e justice, and to reform our stat.
u,es in all respects where The best iu.
tersSts Of the people may dems0dit.
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Truth, Like Murder, VIII Out"

We give tho Cincinnati Guseae, a
Republican Journal, credit for tho fol.
lowing outspoken sentiments:
"1hat tho influence of tho Republi.
can party 10 tho'e State! has been fritz
tered away BY political ulventurers is
perfectly plain, and that these sdycn.
turCrs should DO removed from power,
so far us 1t is possible for the Admins.
tratiCn to do it. is quito as clear.
These men have fastened themselves
upon tho Administration maiuly
through tho influence Of Senators and
Representatives 10 Congress from the
Southern States, and these men, in tue
main. are u disgrace to our representa-.
tiv c system, 10 tue party TO which they
belong, and to tho Administration
which they assume to support, Better
far, looking at ii from q nero partisan
stand. point, that the Democrats should
control the Government fevery South
ern State. SO fur az tic Republican
party Of tho country is concerned. than
that the latter should DO loaded down
with tue abominablc record Of 50 many
Of the carpet.baggcrs. Tho time la,
now fully coulc when decisive meas
urcs should DO taken with reference Il
this evil, aud tho WY 10 begin is 10 pu
men III the National Offices that may b,
depended upon to do right; men VIII
will honestly aud thoroughly perform
their official duties, aud use lhcir iuau
Cnce to correct abuses Of every kind IL
State Governments"
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MARSHAL PACKARD, confidential as.
sociata OF brOlhcr.in.law Casey, and
friend Of our President, made tho other
day, TO the Congressional Committee
nov investigating Louisiana, the most
remarkable confession ever uttered in
Amcric4. lie said hc did not believe
II Republican State government could
maintain itself 10 that, or any other
Southern State without the MD Of Uni.
ted State troops. As a Republican
State government in tho South will cy.
er 10 known IN the history Of this
country Us synOn, mous with rosucry,
taxation, prescription and oppression,
tho Marshal's words may b. thus
translated: l do not believe that We.
tho Republican rulers Of the South, will
be enabled 10 steal at will. arrest citi.
zCns. oveHurn elections, and commit
oil the Outrugcs We please in future,
uulcsa thu President Of tho United
States will protect Us, while SO doing,
with his army and navy. This Is
rather hard on Packard. but suspicious
for the people Of the South.
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session of congre.a.

As We hare not heretofore noted The
fact, We state aS u matter Of course
that Tho second session Of tie Add Con.
gre,S, pleasantly regarded by ut least
icveu-ienths Of tho people as tho last
Radical Congress tlo country will ever
be cursed with, is now IL session. The
principal business, US usual, was to ap-
point committee to search out the
most roguish ofthO body, tho balance
expecting to appear yirtu0us by con.
ifHSt.
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Stale Of Itsa tS,qis>E
Al Rules held tisSie Clerks Office Of the
Circuit i;csr.s Of Brxion county, on tie 10.
Monday In December, 1874.
JAMES a. Doyrs, Abtl ". Tough and willis
THOMPSON, plaiutids,
" vi. iufl tfa1, t''
Edward ". Morgan, the "Gilmer and IlraI-
ton Oil aud Mineral Company the un-
known stockholders and eteditofs Of said
COMPANY, dvi-ndanls. ra
49, Is ctlAScERY
The object OF This bill isto enforce ven.
doris lien on Tie following tracts OF land,
situate. lying and bei=g In Bmxion county,
West Yireinla, and embraced In deed Of
conveyance from The plaintiffs 10 the defend.
ant Morgan, dated the 10th day Of July, 1857.
LIST, . tract containing 435 arrts, 10 tie
amount oil 81, 600; I'd, tract Of l23 acres.
10 tho amount ofS ,OCo; Sd, u tract Of 81
acres, 10 the amount OF $3.50 4th and 9Th,
tracts containing in the aggresat 600 acres,
TO The amount VI 50, 800. on u portion ofsaid
tracts, asd 81, 800, TIE residue Of said tracts:
the 9Th containing o. actes, for The sum OF
$500; and pniying for decree for the pay.
nient Of The purchase money reserved In said
deed, and further 10 participate in any ai.
sets belonging 10 said company, iiany.
Aud 1t appearing BY affidavit fled tia, tho
defendant Edward n. Morgan Isl resi-
dent Vi this State, and tue residence Of tie
other defendants arc unknown, II 10 ordered
that they d., appear here within one month
alter the adjudication hereofAld do what
|, necessary 10 protect tlsir interests In ,his
suit. Teste:
j. Nj. JONES, Clerk.
]. NJ. Bennett, A.t'y. deesl4w
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Is inteteslins decision Ia. ipsL beon

Az interesting decision has Just been
made by tho Supreme Court Of APP.
peals Of Virginia, IN reference 10 the
debt Of the old State. in which the
States Of Virginia aud West Virginia
we're held to be jointly aud separately
bound for its payment. The present
State has ouly held that Wet Virginia
was liable for ouc.third Of the debt,
aud that State has repu1iatel that
claim 90 the ground, principally, that
the money was expended mostly for
the benefit Of East Virginia, Under
this decision Ihe question arises as TO
bow Virginia State creditor can re.
cover out OF the Jurisdiction Of that
State. The Supreme Court will dis.
pose Of this interesting question, which
will involve the cOnstltutiVnalily Of the
act Of separation Of the two COulmOn-
wealths. The fual settlement Of tue
case will be looked for with much in.
tCrest. .8o.H
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Tho New Finance mn.

Tho following is tue text Of tho III.
nance Bill that was passed by lAe
United STATES Senate u few days ago
/. That specie payments be resumed
J January /, ls10-lour years hence.
9. Free banking, tI
8, The retirement Of the fractional
currency, and substitution therefor OF
small silver coin.
4. The retirement Of grccnbaekS in
the proportion Of eighty per cent Of the
additional National Bank currency as
issued. unit! the aggregate is reduced
to $500, 600, 600 Of grGenbacks.
5. Tue Secretary Of the Treasury IC
use surplus specie in the Treasury, o.
to sell bonds to reduce tho Treasury
notes down to S 600, 600.
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SALE OF
BRAxTcN COUNTY LANDS
S.raus, Hartman L Co.
Allen cutlip and others.
IL ClIANcERY.
Under decree Of tho Circuit Court Of
ilraxton county, rendered In this cause on
the 2lst of August, 1874, will sell, on the
first day Of the next Term Of the Circuit Court
ofIIRxton county.in 'front.' Of tile cour, house
OF said county, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, u tract OF
900 ACRES or LAND,
owned by Allen Cutlip, lying on Little Birch
River, in BnISton county, aud fully described
In The papers of said cause.
TEilMS-GaSh sufficient to pay the costs Of
suit and sale, with notes and good security
for the residue, payable in O, /? and Is
months, bearing interest from date. ID
HENRY BRANNON,
dce2l4w Special Commissioner.
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20. Ifyou want No. /. Grayely Chewing
Tobacco, yoa eau get Il pure a. The
CITY CIGAR STORE.
eS- Or ifyou want Golden Twist pressed
or round, come and get It.
gn- Or II yon want Lynchburg. Navy,
Double Navy and Chicago Fine Cut Tobacco,
sa- or il you want Home, Made, real
Turkish, CANISTER, KilIickinick, OF Porto
rico, Apricot, Manila, YirgiRlty, Sweet
,lOrsel OF Fun Dob Smoking Tobacco, you
70 You want good Natch--well, come
sa. il you want handsome imported
pipe, In twelve different sizes, you can get u.
esn- You eau get stone lipcs almost for
NJ Would you like to get some Scotch
SnutfR | always keep ii on hand. a
NO Or II yod want 10 get . little Rapee
SnuII for cold, CONS and buy II. III y
Sso> II there Is any thing in the way Of
Smoking, Chewing or SnutIlng, ills always
10 b. had ut the
CRY CIGAR STORE.
cn> Did you see my HAVANA and Con-
ncsticut Tol'arco2 All my Cigars aud SO.
giles Are made OIL
IN. II you want 10 buy Christmas GIN
for your ffiend or sweetheart, get them 100
Ilavannals, OF 100 Legal Tender, or 100 81.
mon Pures, or 100 6rst-class Slogies.
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w. q. pESsErr. J. v. woEEspla
LEWIS COUNTY
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
DESIRABLE m
Improved TownPropertyan
Farms For Sale Z

The undersigned oilers for sale The follow
ing real estate; 80 ~ Cd
ioT2.-.PARM, one mile from Glen.
willie, 100 acres 40 acres under cultivated,
and 25 acres hacked and deadsned and IN
grass. The tract Is well watered and Tim
bertd, and has upon II tine orchard, log
house, stable, &c. Price, Sl,ooo-eus-
fourth cash and the remainder In four equal
annual instalmenis. Title indlspuiahle.
LOT srd-A large H0USEin Reston,
suitable fol Hotel purpOsvr, 10 rooms, In
ins order. Good lot and elegant siablinR.
0ns OF the most plblie places in toWR.
Terms very reasonable.
LOT no. "A desirable
+ GRAZING FARM,
three miles from Weston, in a good neigh.
borhood, convenient 10 a school house and
church, containing
Three Hundred and Thirty. THREE
AeTes,
one hundred and ssyeniy.hye ofwhieh are
Improved. Is well watend by two running
streams and four never falling springs. II
has limestone soil and Limestone quarry,
Il has OH II n good two-story frame house.
containing Eve rooms, oil the necessary out
buildings, stables, corncribs, &c. A good
young orchard and line well Of most er-
cellent water. Ala 4E
LOT. NO. SAN elegant Dwelling
IIouse and large lot In the town Of Weston.
This properly Is situate on the Flower part OF
Main Street, and Is one ofth most desirable
residences in town. Can be had cheap. II.
tie perfect.
l.UT NO. GA very comfortable ,mnli
Dwelling House Ia Weston. Situate on
q good loi-hAs stable, well and every 0thtr
convenience. VIII be sold al the extrca.ly
low price Of 5000. Half cash and the re-
.rininder in one and two years. Titlepetfeet.
LOT no. ia large and convenient
Dwelling House, and quarter acre lot.
We'll, fruit trees, stable and every convene
ente. ilouse nearly new. sitIai, min
uies walk, from the Bailey llouSf, on tho
Polk Greek road. Price Sl,000-half cash
and The remainder IN oneAnd two! years.
Lot ~ ga large House In tie town u
Jane Lew, suitable Tor . -slf,
,aYa no TIL f-
Its nearly new, well fini,hed, has. seven
rooms, Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
IL Is situate upon an acre OF ground, on
which Il y new two.story building, suiiabl
fora .al.-.l.- l.i
STORE HOUSE.
This property can 10 had nj very low
terms. file perfect, nj
Lor. No. ga FINE FARM Situate ~
miles from Ws,ioa, containing 100 acres.
WSll wa.efed, 80 acres under cultivation.
Good story log house, Frame barn, and
all necessary out.buildings. Title perfect.
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~ q Hay % . 81 O.
pAPliEs-Ei A NGANts,
G. L "A ZIN q, 81 G

ID. w. Annawalt
ls fully prepared ~ do vi Kinds oi work IN
his line, well, aud n. reduced prices.
Jobs taken by contract or otherwise, nc
parties may desire. ralnis, Oils, &C., on
hand all the time. Orders should be len al
EdmliIOn 4 Dave'J Drug Store, or Addressed
DIV. ASs4wALr,
Weston ". Va.
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LAND SALE.

-HNIHH
n. A. iIaskln,, administrator otRylaud II.
Harris, deceased, 'ai
vs.. if
Heirs aud creditors Of said Harris.
~ CtIASCERY. Ir...
Under decree Of the Circuit Court Of Lewis
county, enlrIed the 4th Of September, 1874,
| will sell, at public auction, In front OF the
Court House Of said county, on tho lst dAy
Of February, 1875, being The FIRST day Of tile
February term fthc County Court for said
county, IL tract Of
751 ACRES OF LAND,
In Lewis county, on Hog Camp Run Of
Kinclieloe Crrok, conveyed by DGr,on Des.
laFd 10 Ryland II. Harris, by deed dated
aOlh Of June, 1860, aud owned by Harris al
hls death.
The purchaser must execute notes with
good security, payable 10 Q, u andls
months, bearing Interest from date aud the
title will be retained until tho further order
Of tue Court.
HENRY BRANNoN,
Dcc2l-4v Commissioner.
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.STORE HOUSE.

Thi. properly, can 10 had a. very low
terms. Title perfect
Lor. No. GA FINE FARM Situate ~
miles from Ws.ioa, containing 100 acres.
Wcll wa.efed, 80 acres under cultivation.
Good story log house, Frame barn, and
all necessary ou,.buildiugs. Title perfect.
STOPPER acre.
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BIeAAIOA COUHIf
u A NDs For SALE.
j. G. Smith
Gr.sia h. Gilla,pls and others,
Adam aud Griffin G,llasPie "
". L. ]. Corley, trustee, and otherS. 4
is cllAScgRY.
Under n Joint decree rendered In these ca
sea on The 2:d Of August, 1874, by tue Cir
cult Court Of Bipxton county, Twill sell 10
front oil the Court House OF Draxlon county
on tile FIST dOy otthe next term Of the Cir.
cult Court Of said county; at public auction,
10 the highest bidder, the several tracts Of
land subjected 10 sale by said Decree all
lying Ia IlrNxton rounty, namely;
rs ACRES,
on the north side ofElk river, at the mouth
Of Big Flatwo0d's Run;
G6 ACRES
on Elk river and Canoe rnni 70
$40 ACRES aAd 4.
on Elk river and Ben'S run; li 4
1873 ACRES. IH.
being the undivided irtlf ofa tract on the
south side Of Elk river, now conveyed to
Griffin Gillaspie by John g. Ranrr; aud
So ACRES, f.a
lying below Wolf creek-which la"ds are
the property Of Griffin GillaSpie. Also, J
will sell o tract Of Irt
1903 ACRES, o..
lying on The head Of Flatwood's run, owned
~ Adam Gillaspie. .tf.y
a credit olG, !? and 10 months will be
given, the purchaser 10 give notes With good
security, bearing interest from tue day oil
sale.
HENRY BRANN0N,
dec2l4w Special Commissioner.
STATE Of IPeat Virginia, Webster County
70. va: aI, Il t5f
Al Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Webster county, on the FIRST
Monday III December, 1874.
Talmadgc Z. Cherry, plaintiff
Joseph Gilbert Martlen, defendant.
~ ciiAScERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 attach and Oh
tain decree 10 sell certain lands, lying Ia
Webster county, conveyed 10 the defendant
by ono John l}orland finly and Jauc H., his
wife, by deed OF the sth Of June, 1879, rCcor-
ied In the Clerks Office OF Webst'r county,
10 satisfy the demand Of the plaintiff herein
Tor nine thousand six hundred md eighty
dollars, on i've protested Uills Of exchange.
And Il appearing by affidavit 6led In this
cause that the defendant Is q nonresident Of
this Stats tits ordered that the said defend.
ant do appear here within one month from
tue date ii tic first publication hereof, aud
DO what Is necessary to protect Ills interest
10 this suit. Teste:
h. G. CONRAD, Clerk.
StOter & Thompson, pq dec2l4w
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
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h. G. CONRAD, Clerk.
stOfer & Thompson, pq dec2l4w
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


Samuel j. Mintcr, Philip S. Cox, and Eliza
beth, his wife, George =. Ball aud l!ich.
ati u. Hall.
~ etIAScEnY.
The parties III the above mentioned cause
will take notice, that ID pursuance Of orders
lioietOiorc made In the said cause BY the Cir.
cult Court Of Lewis county, .relcrring said
cause 10 . Commissioner Of said Court, to
take testimony, aud 10 audit, state and set
tle tue accounts between tue parties.
Tie undersigned, rs such Commi.Sioncr,
will proceed, At his said Office, on tile 2ttll
OIL January, 1875, to execute said order Of
reference, and continue the same from day
10 day until completed.
q. j. BUTCHER,
dee2l-4w Commissioner.
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..W0 TEL

Il Is nearly new, well ini,hed, has. ssvtn
rooms, Jorge cellar, and every convenience.
II Is situate upon Rn acre Of ground, on
which Is Anfw two.s,ory building, saisabl
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-05-06
OBITUARY.

RUsSELL.-Mr. Randall Russell was born in
North Carolina, October 18th, 1706. He emil
grated with his parents, in the year 1906, to
Bloomfield township, Jackson cou nty, Ohio
He was married to Martha, the daughter of
Philip Graham, on the 9th of April, 1920; Joined
the Methodist Church in the year 1872 under
the Rev. Richard Doughty, and was class lead
er for eighteen years. He served 81 consistent
member for thirty three years, when God call
ed him to that mansion which had been pre-
pared tor him. His early home the home
of the itinerant ministers. Often have they
been fed at his table and warmed at his fire.
side His house was open for prayer and class
meetings Thanks be to God who givetl us the
victory through our Lord Jesus Christ, and
though he suffered Affections long, he was
never heard to murmur, and in the daily trials
and:perplexfties of life he was enabled to cast
his burden on the Lord, feeling that he would
sustain him. He often times, through his sick
ness and aff1fctions, spoke of his sweet Jesus,
and when his neighbors and friends would
leave his sick bed request them to live faithful
and meet him in Heaven. He was true, just
honest and upright man, and was highly es-
teemed by all his acquaintances. His disease
was dropsy. AT one o'clock in the morning of
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Bernhard Kahn to George Hoop-Lot
No. in Kahn's addition, 5000
George Hoop to 7. G. Jones-Lot No.
in Kahn's addition, 5000.
VIM. Vaughn to A. F. McCarley-Part
out-lots Nos. 81 and 42 81 Jackson, 81 900.
VIM. McManus to Rob't Channel-Part
Lot No 80, Lick Tp., $500.
James Trip to G. H. Blagg-Part Lot
No. SO in Lick Tp., 5000.
G. H. Blagg to John Kelley-Part Lot
No. SO in Lick Tp., $3.50.
Madison Claar to J. F. Claar-S3 Lot
No. II in Liberty Tp., $500.
John Burt to W. F. Hale-Lot No. 80
in Kahns addition, $500.
George White to J. c. H. Cobb-SO
acres in Milton Tp., $4,000.
Thomas Peterson to Amos Nichols
Is part Lot No. so, in Liberty Tp, 5000.
j. L. Ramsey, Elk. to s. Vandivort-42
acres in Liberty Tp., $500.
Jehiel Frazee to Newell Braley-40
acres in Milton Tp., 5000
j. S. Knighton to l. H. Mccormick
Lot No. 10 in town of Raysville, 500.
j. S. Knighton to 1. H. Mccormick
Lot No. 8, in town of Raysville, 500.
j. S. Knighton to C. H. Mccormick
Lot No. 4, in town of Raysville, $500.
Number of Mortgages recorded Is.
Amount secured Sc, ,967 20.
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Tbe wear and Tear of CitvIife.

The wear and tear of city life are severe tax
upon the strongest constitutions. The hurry
and hustle and anxieties of business keep the
nervous system in a state of unnatural tension
during business hours, and in the end impair
the elasticity and vigor of the vital organ1za-
ton. The penalty of all undue excitement is
subsequent exhaustion. The best remedy for
it, whatever the cause is Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, the tonic and Alternative properties of
which rapidly diffuse themselves through the
entire system, revive and reinforce every dor
mant f Guilty, and restore natural condition
of body and mind. Some moral reformers in
sist upon the disuse of all stimulants This, to
ay the least of it, is irrational. All competent
physicians admit that pure medicated stimu-
liant is one of the most useful remedies known.
As tonic and invigorant for the aged and
languid, HoStetter's Bitters has no equal. 1t is
the sheet-anchor of the feeble and debilitated.
In all climates and in every species of disorder
which breaks down the bodily strength, 1t is
an absolute specific. 1t is also an invaluable
remedy for sea- sickness. The nausea and
retching caused by the pitching and rolling of
a vessel at sea paralyzes the bodily and mental
energies, and those who suffer from it would do
well to resort to the Bitters a means of sure
and permanent relief. No steamer should sail
without a supply of the article. Among the
botanic ingredients of which it is composed
are some of the most powerful blood
depurents which the vegetable kingdom at
fords. Consequently, it not onty tones and
invigorates, but also purifes the system through
the natural sluices which nature has provided