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FOUL MURDER.
sbaTlcs Daniels biIlpd nv ~. Morgan
Near HickInHn, IA.


The following j. the testimony ofthn
] several witnesses examined hy Coroner
Go, man,in the inquest hcldby limo the
body of n negro named Charlie, Daniels.
who was murdered on board the steamer
John Kyle. by another negro named Al.
Morgan. near Hickman. Kentucky. Nor
gan, it ha, been brought 10 light. is q bal
man, having been implicated in one or
Two other criminal acts, and will. it is
thought. be severely dealt wiihby the law
when once he ha, been captured.
Richard Curtico. OF -. Louis being
duly sworn, said that all he saw Of the AZ
lair was That Morgan and Daniel, were
di-puting and quarreling.
Edward Caldwell was then sworn and
said: The boat made n heavy lungc. and
Morgan went 10 Daniel, and shook him,
and told him to get up. Daniels said.
"Lctme alone. don't belong TO the boat"
| then heard n lick. bu, did not see it.
James Bell, of shawncetown. was
I sworn and said: ] wa, lying with Dan
icls. Morgan said, "G,t up" Charley
said, Go 70 he'll | don't belong TO the
boat. Go and wake mp your own men. -"
Morgan then said. "Who are You talking
to: Twill pat thi- dagger into YOU"
Daniel laid, "No. You won't" ] then
heard n lick struck, and Daniel, hal
looed, "What are YOU domg:" Morgan
went out, and then came back with q Ian.
tern, a. looked at him, and found Dan
icl, dead Morgan l.lJ the boa, al iliok-
man.
William Hill, of =. Louis, va, sworn
and testified; Morgan asked me to take
tho knife, and take care of IL, and then
took il back aud ,aid $40: viii keep
1t myself
Edward Bailey, Of Baltimore, Nd, va,
then sworn and .lid heard Morgan .ul
hc had il in tor Daniel, and intended Ia
get il out ofhim, hi, took Tim 70 year,
and that be- wr- going Go try 10 Kill
him.
Robert Rus, of -. Loui.. wa, worn
and testified: After Morgan walked me
end aid, "Whyinhcll dou'tyou get up. ."
took mp @ sack ct coffee; Morgan also
picked mp q sack and took 6. ont
ahead Of me; and when llr lail down Tho
sack, went down TO the lower end OF
the whtri-boar instead Of coming back
on tn boat; saw him have dagger
some time before IN, cutting.
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The choicest lot OF Fine stationery ever
brought 'o cairo cousi.tiny OF every ,tyl,
from the fines, ReIp to the plain Lo-,lf ID
note. was received yesterday at laruon'-
- ks'ore. Any one wishing their paper
"lnit.acd' can have il evocu cd IN the H..
ic't ~ L. without extra cost Lt3ie- arc
invited D call an examine, 81
i1i.at. UANSON'S ByoksTuUE,
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Methodist Soclai,le,

The ladies OF the ". T.. Church have de.
cided to give another of their very pleasant
entertainments in the church parlors on
next Thursday night. Sandwiches, cen'ec
and cake viii be one of the attractions, and
instrumental music, songs, aud select read.
ings another. The musical programme
will be given hereafter.
All arc invited Admission, IS cents,
a-l.3t
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piano ana organ Iuninz.

NJ, v. kUur de- r. %. 'p .ns Mat hr I.
really TOT rri.c urI..- t.gPi up a.d Or
gan luulG.. uI r,l1 ring mu, rtI -'w
gDe =. order may n,...ta' Ihr conner %.
ihiur.ulI lul walnut street., 10. Z. g.
80 tri, aud VIII s..D.N, prompt ar ut on.
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We have Just opened the best line Of
custom made shoes ever offered IN Cairo,
from our own factory in Cincinnati. You
can save twenty per cent. by buying these
goods. O, iANTHoRN y Co.,
t-l3.3t. l0l Commercial Avenue,
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Aueation.-Who Wants

\ sinGer Sewing Machine, very latest i'm
proved, nearly new, with all attachments
for sale very low on Lease Plan, five dollar
per month until paid for. Parties conte III
plating Eurchnsinga machine should nc
fail 10 see this machine, nj
s.l4tf, IIAeSOs's BOOKSTORE
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LOCAL NOTICES.


VI. T.. Fitzgerald hs. just received and
boss on sale ~ h., sale- room large stock
4 Lngil-u Ole. porter, icnno.s ~ brandy
iul Wines, anl liquor. Of all Kinds. which
- viii dispose Of VI reasonable prices.
gsO-g-LI.fl
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Bleaching, dc.

Mrs. Rumbold is now prepared to
bleach and remodel all kinds Of hats, in
the latest style; also trim. Residence
Fifteenth street, between Washington
and Cedar. GG-I-j2w
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For Treasurer.

b. the f,iHr-t OF mIuy citizen. announce
myself 70 candidate Tor the Office VI Treasurer.
at ity eusufus yity election.
JAMES kIN-IEY
Nj II.!DE Please announce mo TO- ~ candle
dAie iyTI..rl IUut 'hcunIec o. u.s. IIa ,tfrcr
~ the ensuing muuIripul ri-,Iipu.
T. 4 BLAKE
We nrg sufhurizci g. announce .JNME~ ".
NAi,l u- 70 candidate Tor %, Dilur ID civ
II'a-uleI. a. th" ru-uIus charter election
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Custom made ladies and ch,Idrcu'-
shoes, all guaranteed. Tor sale az the low
"st price,. at \. Burger a Co...
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MiIIinnrN Gnn.I.

Mrs. lluliz mas the lrge.t Millinery stor.
IN the city OF Cairo with large stock of
Millinery Good, Of ali the latest fashion,
and style, Of LADIES', Misses and Children.
ha e, and Lad es' bonne's trimmed or un.
trimmed all Of which have en- carefully
selected an bought at the yey lowest
'''h Price. IT 'ac fJur fer Mt markets
- Louis Chic go, Cincin All Gni New
1otS. and which ,hc win "lYsr for sale a.
cost. Now il your chance 10 get youI
HAS ca and zee her before YOU pun.
chase A. Other rtccs. She Ia. fine as.
sJrtmcnt NJ Ltl,cs,' Misses and ChllIrs ,,
Shoe. All IN .dc to o der, TIM. me VIII oiier
for sale lif y per cent cheap than can be
bought At any othe pace in tie city OF
Cairo also, variety Of other motors.
Mrs. VI {. Hut1y.
Washington avenue, between Tenth and
Eleven h streets. 42-3-t2.lm.
J. Burger a Co. have the largest
took Of para.ol-, umbrellas and sun um.
nrolln, ia Cairo. Children parscls at re-
marhably low prices. These articles are
going pt rapidly, and ladies should call
before the host of the stock i. gone,
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Cheap Hats.

W" still hay" more of tlO,c chcap hat
thai have caused such rush.
q. HAYTHORN a Co.
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\ g7Dl energetic, young or mi1 lic.agod
man. Amy in per.on to II. +. Bennett, at
the Howe Va ,hinc Office. iu.ii
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w ante,i-TO Trade

\ now Howe SEWN! Machine COR good
horse. WHIP y din &c in cash. Apply
Al the onic, olrho Howe Machine Company.
t.1I..f
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irish Linens,

We now offer Irish linens, table linens
and towels at great bargains.
o. llAYTHoRN q Co.
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SAINT Charles.

ra1i single rooms on lbe upper rour NJ
jHe saint ,hnrlo. can bee had, vi % bolli,
- thrN.Ty JOSS rate u go per month
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Fer City Cletk.

tUiIOs BritETfE - Plo,.e announce me y ID, /.
oluu.l tor reelection q, the gfiro Of CIV
'ielh, 90 lhc ensuing cu inter- election
WILL X. II NWkIN-
tbIIDE BC.LtTis -plSus announce me a, -
candidate Tor the office Ilfy tIeTk. az The en-
SUING municipal election.
WI. FRENCH ANLEY.
Mr LbiIIE - At the solicitation of many citi-
lgus Announce NY -sifA- 70 candidate for the
election JAMES NDII
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Summer silks Of the very best quail
ity, price, ranging from O. To % cents
per yard. may be found AT j, Burgcr
~ CO..,
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MARY GAILfGHER

Neck Ties Of the newest styles, hand
some makes, and the finest assortment Of
collars and cuff, to be found In the city
are for sale by j. Burger Il Co.. Mt popu-
lar prices,
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RIVER NEWS.
CAIRO YAaRKET...WH0LESalE.

Corrected Daily by :. VI St,a,1-, commission
merchant SECRETARY Of th' Cairo Board ct
lrdn
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STUART Il GuOLsoN are offering special
bargain, ia hosiery, to which they desire
10 call special attention. 4-l-lt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
THE PICNIC AT 8OCK
SPRING.

The annual Picnic of the Sunday
School at Rock Spring was held last
Saturday. The previous rain, the
mud, and the driving North wind,
laden with Snow, did not in the least
deter the attendance of the people,
who, with the little ones, the young
men and maidens, came in vehicles
and on horseback, until the large
church was packed to its capacity
The North wind Toared without and
the stoves ruared within, but tie OIL
der heads and hands, soon spread
with luxnries, the long rows of tables
in the beautiful grove, while the Su-
perintendent, Mr.. John Il. Edmond
son, organized the meeting, and dis
tributed the prizes. From him we
learned that the school numbers lC5
pupils, with an average attendance Of
so. Sir. Edmondson announced
among other things. that Miss Sally
Sutherland, had, on the previous Sun
day. Tecited at one time, the entire
Book of Mathew, containing over 1000
verses, and that with the exception of
the first, or genealogical chapter,
Miss Florence Snodgrasss and Josie
BIOunt, had likewise recited The Book
of Mathew.
Rev. James Keys, formerly of the
county, but now Of TaylOrville, Tenn,
then delivered the regular address,
which was fOrcible, Instructive and
disciplinary. The delivery of it was
In his happiest vein of humor, aud
many time he aroused a storm of
laughter, that shook The church. He
was little severe on some persons,
but we presume lie meant not so To be,
for. while his remarks were rather Of
the castigatory order, he always bound
up the wounds he made with oil and
balm, and caused his victims to smile.
At the close Of the address, the
School moved in procession to the TIA
bles, and the vast audience followed,
all being rewarded by one of the best
and most ample dinners, we have ev-
er seen spread in the woods. The
groveis one of the grandest and most
attractive to be found in the county.
The good work done there, is due to
the able management of Superintend-
ent Edmondson, being aided by the
following able corps of teachers:
Miss Jane Moore, Miss Phoebe Buc-
hanan, Miss Nancy I,arimer, Miss
Amanda Buchanan, Mrs. Moses
Owens, Mr.. Benz. Reid, Mr.. Arthur
Reid. Mr.. Jno. Mccall, and Mr.. Reu-
ben Preston.
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A Few Examples.

Mr., John NJ. Whiteside, near Kings
Mill, in this county, recently showed
as double barrelled gun made at his
shop by himself, which would do
credit to any London establishment
One of the barrels is sporting rifle
and the other for shot. The barrels.
stocks, and even the locks were who'll
ly made by him, and in ornamental
finish seems perfect. The price is $40
1t should have been exhibited at our
Fair.
Mr.. G. w. Lewis, living near
Maple Grove, is putting some porches
to Col. Francis Preston's house, which
deserve special mention The work is
all accurately jointed together and
well finished, but the floors deserve
special mention. They are made of
narrow chestnut-oak plank, and 20
perfectly is the work jointed and fin
ished that much Of it presents the an
pearance of being one solid piece of
immense size. The entire lob marks
Mr Lewis as a number one workman.
The painting will he doEe by Mr..
Rohr, who will be apt to do it well.
Mr.. S. S. Reese, at Liberty Hall.
has. with but one arm, purchased q
small lot Of land, which ne has en-
closed AMI on which he has erected a
comfortable building, which is now
surrounded with fruit trees. pruned
and white washed in artistic style.-
This he has done and paid for in but
three years. His means of making
money IS wholly by his trade as a
Boot and Shoe Maker Samples of his
work were seen on his bench aud first
rate work it was. His wife aids him
at his trade, thus making some amends
for the lost arm.
As an example of Whist energy and
perseverance will accomplish we wish
to present this to some of our two
armed people who complain of moth
ing 10 do.
He is a member of Liberty Hall Ag-
ricultural Society, and made this year
from half an acre OF ground $50. so
worth of vegetables.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
From the Gresneville Int ligenceI
MARRIED.

ELIzABETHToN, TENN. Oct IA, 1873.
MALONEY-STOVER. At tie
residence of the brides mother, Mrs,
Mary j. Brown, oy the Rev. MIR.
Atwater, Mr.. III, MALONEV of GrSpne-
vile, To Miss LILLE SLOWER, grand
daughter of EX-Presideut johnson.
1t was very quiet unOstentatioUs
wedding. no one but members OF the
family being present We understand
they will remain here for several days.
VII Their then, we know not. Dir. Ma
iOney is a rising and prominent young
lawyer of of Greemvliie, well to do in
the world and wlthai a gentleman
cmrteous and kind.
His bride is one Of Carter county ;
fairc,t daughters. and Ne feel luih to
give her up,' however Cupid IS Il
mighty little god and We must bsw
to MS commands. The happy couple
have the best wishes not only Of the
writer, but Of our entire community.
by whOm she was loved and TcSrcc ed.
May tn. sunshine of happiness ever
Gid and iI!umine theirpathway through
life is the wish of the
sEsr :
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19

The Weatkcr.-A heavy and steady
rain sat in at noon of Friday last and
continued until after midnight, when
it became snow, melting nearly as
fast as it fell, bat leaving the noun,
tains as white as in mid winter.
The snow storm continued through
out the greater portion of Saturday
and on Sunday morning We had as fine
q freeze and heavy frost, as ever
decorated the middle of any modern
October. The boys may now go to
the chestnut trees.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
articles for the Cc5temciaI.

Having been appointed one OF the
State Commissioners To the Pbiiadel-
phia Centennial Exposition which
will be opened TO the world on the
18TH of ~. JS:c. l desire 10 notify
the people of Upper East Tennessee,
or indeed elsewhere in the State, that
all articles intended for that occasion
can, at the proper time, be directed to
me at Bristol. Tenn.
It is expected that the Commission
ers of Tennessee will secure thorough
representation of the actual and p0ssI-
ble products OF the soil, and manufac-
lures. the character and extent OF the
minerals, woods aud vegetation \
history of its physical features and
climate, its geographical position, go
vernmrnt, the extent aud effect of
railroads and other means of transpor-
tation, with such other facts as will
show the progress aud present condi-
lion of the State.
JOHN O. KING.
80
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19

NeoU Advertisements. The new
double column advertisements Of Dick
ey Il Wright appears in this issue of
the News They are afable and re-
liable gentlemen, and keep a large
and select assortment Of Drugs, Medi-
cines, &c, on hand. DR.. Dickey is
a regular practicing physician, and
ali prescriptions, will be by him,
carefully compounded.
A 6rst-class Richmond commission
House wants reliable business man
to solicit consiguments in South West
Va. 4 Z. Tenn. See ad in another
co.Ium.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19

Tie Big SLo,c.-0!d John Robin
son will be here with his big show on
next Monday. This is the largest
and most splendid show that this old
veteran has ever brought South, and
will afford a rare opportunity for
those who desire TO see the fines
show perhaps, in the world, That
old John performs what hn advertlses,
Is 4 fact two we'll established to al
NIT of doubt. His collection of anio
mails. birds, &c, is said to be very
large aud rare, and in the arenic dis
play he has secured a company Of
tho finest and most talented artists in
the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
4 Valuable Farm f7P Sale.

WILL offer for Sale at public outcry
L on the fourth Monday in Nov, 1873.
it being the 22nd day of said month, land
the LIST day of the County Court,) in front
If the Court House door in Abingdon. Va,
n valuable FarI2, situated in Washington
County, Va, about three miles Northwest
Of the town of Bristol, on the main road
leading from Three Springs to BRISTOL
The Cumberland Gap K. r. runs through
one corner of same. Said Farm is we'll 10
Gated and adapted to the rnising of all
kinds of grain and tobacco and splcadidly
adapted as grazing Furm. Said Farm
contains TWO very good log dwelling houses,
a No. l Barn, fou. fine Springs, two o:
which are convenient to either dwelling, one
fine Meadow, and one fine Apple Orchard.
Said Farm Contains about two hundred and
four acres, with q fuo body Of Woodland,
and contains 4 splendid Sawmill, having an
occrshot wheel, and being double gcarcd,
with sufficient amount of water to run tic
same during the Fail, Winter and SprI"g
,pasous, and being located near the centre
OF the Farm. SnI Farm Is 80 situate
that 1t can I've divided in two tracts Of
about one hundred acres or more in each
and will he SO divided il purchasers &c
sire it. v il negotiate privately with par;ie,
desiring to purchase tie whole or q pat Of
sid Farm. until the day OF public sale IA
above stated.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half down, the remain or on Il cred
it OF twelve months, with .egal interest
from date, with bond and good security,
and lien retained upon the land until
purchase money is paid, ritle 6 cd. Parties
desiring to view the premises, or neg,.tin',
for same, will applg to me at NY residence
or to MIR. W, b. McCroskey, my Attorney,
at Bristol, Tenn,
E. c. STOFFLE.
This Oct. 18th, IS75.-Gt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
REGISTER 4!

Next Saturday will be regiStra-
ton day. After that registration
will be impossible for this election.
Jno. Keys, Esq. will sit next Sat
urday at the Mayors office in
Goodson.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19

Send 55c Tor one OF those German
Silver Stencil plates, with ink and
brush complete. Sent post paid on re-
Cipt OF price. Aus. III.
The mau who did'nt buy his suit at
Ggnbcryers, has been in all i'll humOr,
ever since.
Moral.--Go to Bamberger's for your
ready-made Clothing Aug. til
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
Personal.

Or. r. c. Craig called at our sane
tunn on yesterday. The DR.. is a
genial gentleman aud always a well
come visitor.
Col. j. ii. Fleenor, than whom
there is no wOrthir gentleman in Scott
county call TO see as Yesterday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19

Sale Of Personal Estate. Col. J.
II. FIeenor, administrator of John
Miller, deceased, informs us that the
personal effects of the above deceased
will take place on next Saturday the
23rd inst, at his late residence in the
Cove, Scott Co. Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
Do You Want to Paint Your
House q?

If you do, go to Bunting & Peppers and
make your purchases, where you viii find
a large stock Of pure White Lead and PRE-
PARED LIQUID PAINT, of any shade or color,
ready for immediate use,
If you want to buy window glass at very
low figures, 90 to Bunting < Peppers, near
ly opposite the First National Bank.
Country merchants are informed that
wnen they want to repleniSh their stock of
drugs they can save at least IS per cent. by
calling on Bunting & Pepper, No. 6, James
Block.
Ladies, in want OF articles for the Toilet,
will find large assortment at prices to suit
The times.
Sert. q chn'g.-,f.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19

Base Bal IEotch.-A match game
of Base Ball will take place at
Emory between the Emory Club
and tie Unreliables of Bristol, on
Saturday next. We hope our
boys will sustain their reputation,
and not allow their laurels, so
molly won, to be carried off by the
Emory boys.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
NOTICE.

Selling at cost As my neighhors dc
will also say mean TO adopt the Pay
Down System. Friends and custom
ors will please not ask for credit.
All indebted to Us will please settle
nj Once.
JOHN W. JET.
Bristol, Tenn, Aug "A, lS75-tf.
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New Millinery Goods.

Miss Addie GatchelI, Main street.
has returned from the Eastern cities
with 4 large and elegant stock of Mil
linery and Fancy Goods. The ladies
are cordially invited to call and exam
i've her goods. Prices very low. Or
ders from n distance solicited and
prompt attention given.
SD. 2S-si.
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- : = -
DIED.

ROBERTSON. On the morning Of
the 18th INST, at the residence OF
her father, Randall McGavock, Esq ,
of this county, Mrs. SALLIE ROBERT,
ION, wife of Walter IL. Robertson,
Esq after a lingering and painful
illness. WMheUiLIe EnterpriSe.
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Renters,

Loo to your own interest. I have 2
Houses and Lots i'm GU0dsOn, Va,
which l propose TO sell on monthly
mstalIments, thereby paying for a
Home with the Rent you are invest
ing. Your rent in a home instead of
giving tie rent away, rs all renters do
Call on me or my agent before you
rent or buy and get full particulars.
Is. b. SHORT,
Knoxville,
Or r. +. Bpttertou, my agent. Bristol,
who will give you all necessary infOr-
nation.
Sept. 21.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19

If your red haired cousin, who is
knOck-kneed, and has a sore heal,
asks you where to buy PAIR OF fire
calf skin boots, what would you tell
him?
Go to Bamberger's for pair and be
happy. Aug. III.
Bamberger has the finest lot of
ready made clothing, boots, shoes, aud
hats, ever reviewed by mortal eyes.
Aug. 7-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-19
Thc Great Anti-Pcriodic

The certainty and promptitude with which
Hastetter's stomach Bittcrs conquer the most
obstinate cases OF malarial diseases, and the
complete protection which they afford the
system against the masmatic POISON which
rmpreyuates the air Of low-lying, marsuy To-
calities, stamp them as the foremost OF
American antipcrioGics. Wherever On this
continent fever and ague il n regular visitant
jill the bottom lands of the South, the new
clearirgs and mining districts of the West.
and in all localities in the Eastern aud Middle
States where malaria prevails. the Bitters
are recognized as the only true specific for the
disease, and its most reliable preventive.
They are moreover, a safe and agreeable as
well as a certain remedy and on this account
are UNNECESSARILY superior to the preFara-
tinns Of GuiniRe, arseuic, hismuth, and other
mineral posOns mistakenly administered ar
curatiN es for maladies caused by miasma and
which if persisted in work irrcparable in
Jury to the constitution.
Tn fortunately, fever and aSue, and the
other febrile complaints generated by MAS
MA, are not the only evils which result
from it, 4 great variety OF disorders are
supo induced by the irritation which 1t
causes. Among these are neuralgia rheu-
natism, govt, periodical headache, palpita-
ton, painful affections of the spleen, and
various arrangements Of the stomach. When
traceabla to malaria, the above affections
are apt 10 assume, like the diseaFe which
originated them, and intermittent type, that
il TO saw. they recur at regular intervals.
Hos letters Bitters, however, obVlates them
all, by banishing the miasmatic YIrus from
the system.