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James3 1fyats, once known III VII
United X ~ acI0WH, but Of Iaie
years the pf6pristor III 4 circus ID tally.
|. IL Il said 70 be ! boon companion Of Vic.
.or Emanuel, their mutual liking III
horses being the tie. He brags acf MS In
timacy with the King, shows a.watch
inscribed Il WTo James w. Myers,
from Victor Emanuel, King of
Italy," ahd-tells the following story:
aWhy, thst time my lions died In
Berlin, and / knew the Emperor was
coming ID wee the show, l telegraphed to
the King, knowing he bad just received
a valuahleslot Of lions as . present and
told him Ilnnst either borrow, buy, or
steal them BY the next conveyance they
came 90 tSme, and were as fine animals
as the Berliners ever saw.
DELAWARE LIGHTHOUSES. Congress
has made the following appropriations ;
For constructing dyke to protect the
site Of Mfspillion Light station, Della
ware, fromthe overflow Of the tide to
complete lhs construction OF the light
house Oh Cross Ledge shoals, $25 900 /;
for continuing The construction Of the
light housejsn Ship John shoal, $25, 900;
and the npespended balance Of the ap.
propriaticn, ,anade March 3, for light
house near the south end Of Pea Patch
Island Is insde available tor the construc-
ton cfraDee lights to guide past Bulk.
head shoals.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
ANorHEn IlrrAuIrIya Cr,rRr !

ANOTHER llEFAULTISa CLERK ~
Tie New York Sun states that uSniy
SERVER, late assistant cashier Of me New
York branch Of the Methodist Book
Concern, has been arres; ed on the charge
of having distracted bonds belonging 10
the concern, amounting TO SIG. coo, from
the safe IN the office. In 1869, whiIe
the controversy over the ilTrg1laritiesh n
The concern, as charged blythe Rev. pr.
LaIahsn, was still Il, progress, Server,
then residsut Of Brooklyn, was appoin.
ted BY the Rev. Or. Carlton 10 secceed
al appointee Of DR.. Lanahan, since
which be bas been in the employ Of The
concern. 1t is stated that SERVER vent
70 Mr.. Phillips, the junior book agent,
six weeks since, Informed him thSt he
had fallen heir 10 $4,000, and then
resigned, but suspicion being asoused,
an examination was made, which proved
him to be . defaulter. The Sun says II
Is charged ssthat the affair was kept sin
abeyance until after The adjournment of
the Methodist Conference At Balelm9re,
where Dr.. Lanahan was making trouble
enough already.p \
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

7 Thetctal issue sf silver coin iof lie
redemption Of fractional currsncy IL
date has been u. .23S, ,l03, and tn iStue
ior rpayments On currency obligation 61s
been IS, ,739, AT There Ia on land ii
Ythe Treasury and 4depositories ax6sS20,
643, and hi transit from the }hKsd
States MiDts 81 900, 900. ,js
Deputy Second Comptroller Williams,
ofthe Treasury has resigned. He will
retire on July 1st.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
IA

a terrific bail storm passed over the
South Canadian Rives district Of Illinois
on Tuesday morning. Its course was
from west to east, and its width from
half mile 10 two miles. Trees were
stripped Of their leaves and blown down,
and all vegetation in the track Of the
storm was destroyed. The bail-stones
were as large as hens eggs, and at three
O'Clock in the afternoon they still cover.
ed tie ground. There was a general
smashing Of window glass in dwellings
and railroad cars. n
In levelling the land at the navy yard
in New London, Conn.,, a few DAYS ago.
it was found necessary to dig up an old
family graveyard. One Of the graves
which was opened, was that OF a
lady named Avery, who died at the age
Of eighteen, ninetytwo years ago.
The bones were found to be nearly all
perfect, and the jawbone and skull quite
so; and the hair was as we'll preserved as
though Its owner had been buried but a
day.
tits believed iu Washington that ex-
Speaker Blaine will be appointed United
States Senator by the Governor of Maine,
succeed MIR. Morrill,, should the latter
accept the Secretaryship ofthe Treasury.
Henry Moore was convicted at Delhi,
N. Y, on Wednesday, Of having drown.
ed his child last Spring, and was sen.
fenced to imprisonment for seven years.
A man named Garfield was shot dead
BY his brother-in.law at Oxford, Ohio,
on Tuesday night.
&. e. Rollins, Republican, was elect.-
ed U. 8. Senator on Tuesday by the
New Hampshire Legislature.
Treasurer New, sent in his resignation |
to tie President on Wednesday morn
ing. .,t .N5'
EXHIBITION NOTES. The cash ad-
missions Oh Tuesday numbered 27,204.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
STATE ITEMS.

The steamer Arifl is now making
daily trips between Bombay Heck, Col.
Inns and Philadelphia.
John e. Wilson, Of Smyrna, il Going
to offer $4,000 peach baskets al public
sale az Oecilt0n. Nd, on July 9Th. VI
Addlphus Grewer, young man at
Clayton was before Esquire Colt last
week for selling liquor without license.
He was held In eleven cases, at $500
ball in each case. Being unable to OBJ
tain security be was taken to Dover.
The Attorney General has since released
him on $500 bail.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society of Smyrna has elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing year !:
President, Mrs. Rev. Chas. Hill; Vice
Presidents, Mrs. Kevs. B. Stubbs and j.
Hough, Mrs. Fisler and Mrs. John An
thony; Recording Sec'y, Mrs. J. Fl. Bew-
ley; corresponding Sec'y, Miss Mollie
Thompson; Treasurer, Mrs. John G. Bal.
ley.
The stockholders OF the new bank in
Smyrna, have elected the board Of Di!ec.
tors, as follows G.. 81. Raymond, a. G.
Douglass, John Fl. Hoifecker, Thos.
James, Jos. Smithers, Samuel Roberts,
j. B. Cooper, W. Tschudy, Rich Z.
johnson, (of Masseys, Md.,) A. Price
Griffith and A. L Hudson. They have
selected N. F. Wilds for cashier, and
Mr.. w. and Col, Douglass are about 10
visit Washington, to secure the recess
ary Government bonds.
\ J.H. Bewley, Of Smyrna, was robbed
Of his pocketbook on a Second street car
in Philadelphia, on Tuesday. He finally
recovered it from the conductor of the
car, whom he questioned so closely as to
induce him TO hand It over. The con-
ductor said he found it on the street.
Fortunately Mr.. B. had his money in a
wallet in another pocket, hence there
was not much Object in the thief in keep.
ing the stolen book. It contained nego
table paper, however, TO the amount Of
over $1,000. 4.
The first drawing tor tents for the
tBlackbjrd camp took place last Saturday,
.wheif lweniy five we're .lmStr.ny tke
follofing pefs0 Qua; VIM. &. EpAns, VIM.
& 4 Davis A.. G. StidhlEls 4 dill. Bratten,
ID johnson, q. r. Collins, n. Hartnp,
IA. sHAyden, y. a. Smith, Js j; Collins,
MD. Wilson, G. Hurd, M. Richards,
A.LsQnilleD, Mollie Porter, Q. Ferguson,
Roberts, Of Middletown, J.. u. Van.
dyke, ] .: Hutchison, jas. VanWinkla,
Thos. Deakyne, a.. J. Colling. Colen
Ferguson was awarded the bread tent
and Mr.Warren the food pen.
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societies.
MEETINGS THIa EVENING

! Jefferson Lodge, No. ?, I. 70. ~ y ODD
! MsstshOoon . Tribe, Mo- Il, I. o. n. NJ. At
41b Market street.
King streets. e gfa !
!, WiImingtcn Division. MOL, y. Of T., in
4 Hope Council, no. q. Jr. O. u. A. w., ct
'Jr. o. q. A.. n Hall, Ill Market street.
Lady Warrington Homo Communion, 5o4
Market street. Il. q 4 ll''3
Wilmington Grotto, No. 1, 3. and D, Of A.,
A.. Braak0rd's Building. ~
CLAYTON Lodae, No, &, z. Of r., K. OF r.
Hall. 211 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

Part ofA train on the Kentucky Cen.
tral Railroad was thrown from the track
near Cynthlana, on Wednesday evening,
by rinnirg into drove OF cattle. Two
express messengers were killed and
baggage masier was injured.
The captain, first officer aud two men
ofa German brig were drowned offGrey-
town on The 18th Of May.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
SECOND EDITION,
THE TrMPEsAruRE.

TIE TEMPERATURES. f
At this office, to-day, tho thermometer
ranged at the following figures, in tho
shade:
4 Att o'clock, a. ID. 70 degrees above
zero ~ 10. 80; ct u, "a
SS. ,s5iS PR.lBADILITiEs.
War Department. Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, june "a, ]
"A. n.
Probabilities for Thursday.--For the
Middle Atlantic States, rising baron.
eter, warmer, southwest winds, and
partly cloudy weather.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
81 SIMMS' PAIN sEAROHER.
One n aix hnffIea AcIl A r han m nfiarn
bottle cures bad Pains.
: to three doses cures Cramps.
,N two Il g Pains.

I indispensable to travellers. 10 prevents a
change OF water from hurting the system;
splendid tor bites Of insects0r poisonous rep
tiles, or poison from fish fms nice for collie
spl ndid medicine to have In the house ready
TO use in case OF emergency. Pain Searcner
has proved the greatest inward and outward
medicine. 20 cents bottle, or 6 bottles for
$3.50. Principal depot, Fourth nd King
streets. Wilmington, Del. Philadelphia dc.
pot COZ Arch street. Baltimore depot 1903
Baltimore street Sold by all dealers In
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PRICRs F0R IsTs;

Various quantities from 26 to 1f0 pounds u
tho rate Of 10 cents per 100 pounds; no 70
1000 pounds ri 60 centa per 100 pounds / ton
to 9 tons y 30 per ton over that smoant
special rates. X
All accountst to be cash dsiiy or weekly un-
len otherwise sgreed up0n.
Having secured large stock Of excelleat
quatity 0f Ice we ara now prepared to fnfn-
ish our friends ~ Tho above rates, and win
guarantee all who may favor no with their
orders entire satisfAt ton. Careful drivers,
regular a. livery d s jee3m
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
BY Telegraph.
TURKEY.

LONDON, J1ne 21.--Dr e. d. Dick
con, the physician to the British embsssy
A. Constantinople writes to the Times
from that city, under date of THE 18Th
inst, as follows Undoubtedlg the dis
ease which Is prevailing In Mesopotamia
Is the real plague. Since the beginning
ofJune, with rise Of temperature to
above 1O4 degrees, smother Characteristic
Of the plague has been exhibited in the
rapidly lessened numbers Of attacks and
deaths. The scourge will doubtless cease
entirely during the great heat Of the sum.
mer. During The month Of May the
number OF attacks at Bagdad was 2099,
and the deaths 1922.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, June 21.- The Sheffield
Telegraph of to-day says: "a further
reduction Of 12aper cent, in miners
wages In the West Riding of Yorkshire
is about 10 be made and it Is thought it
will be accepted by the men (" N
The Secretary Of the Miners Union
has written to miners lodges thai
tive are on the eve ofa terrible crisis, !"
aud that there is Dot TO be a strike, but
that terms are to be made 4 somehow.
He assures the miners that II 3 strike is
begun there is likelihood Of lis contin-
uipg some time, with a possibility Of
having to submit TO a still greater reduc-
tiOn.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22
MARRIED.
MARRIED.
GRUBB- -JEFFERIS in this city, on
the 22nd inst, by Rev. DIR. j. M. P.
OTIS, Mr.. Henry Grubb, to Miss Laura
Jefferis, all OF this city.
DEATHS.

TODD.-In this city, on the 22d inst,
Clarence r, only child Of john w.
and Mary @. Todd, aged six months
and nine days.
Notice given Of the funeral to-mor.
row. I'M
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

sa,AN l ED -Four good ]0urneyMcn
w Tal!0rs, none others wanted Apply
Immediately to, B: BONNER.
mp23- 4O6 King street.
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NoTloEs.

Al OTICE.-Havin list the deed To- lot
~ No ., SEQ IT.. In the Wilmington and
Brandywine gemetry, notice u heI eby gives
that application will be made for . new deed
70 the Board oY the Directors of the Com
PAW ut the next meeting.
je6steod GEO. r. KIRKPATRICK.
N OTICE.-Mecha ics' Loan stoc1.-Fiv9
~ hundred shares If the Sixth Series lust
Issued and for sale. first payment to DO
made on the I'd Tuesday In Nay. Arply to
w. j. MORROW.
aerl4-eod AT French at, eet.
MOTICE.--All persons having claims
IN against the late James A. Fraser. Will
send them to Miss Mary Fraser, No. 1909
Market street and persons indebted to him
will! please settle there. je16-6t
Nj VrICE.-All persons are hereby forbid
IN trusting any one outside Of my Family
for goods Without an order from me, as I win
payne bills for goods 60 obtained.
GEO W VERNON.
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xa,ANTED.--By gentleman Of experl-
w ence, a situation as clerk; has been In
retail coal trade during the past 8 years
Add ess, III +" this Office.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

VNANTED.-TwO or three more young
w ladies, with good reference, at Chad
wick's Fountain Ice Cream Garden and Mu-
scum my26
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

Customers to buy 100 boxes
w and other articles at the 90 cent store,
No. SOL Market street, at reasonable prices.
- j15-n
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Il1ANTED.-lo sell or exchange 100 acres
W Of land for city property. Fruit Of
all kinds. Address, FARMER,
api5 TT Townsend, Del.
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wANrs:

WANTS.
We will insert wants under this head mot
exceeding three lines, until said want is snp-
piled, for 26 cents.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

w Potato Rug Machine, and save their
potatoes Price 75 cents each, for ea.e by
WILSON, WOOD y Co,
jel- Front and Orange ste.
iAIANTED.- BY conn etent Clerk, . situ-
w ation in q drug store, city or country
Satisfactory reference given. ddress
my31- "DRUGGIS ;"
Forest p o., Del.
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

uIANTED.-'fO sell q young Many
W Hoas, well broken to drive In harness;
is giving milk. j. @. CLARK.
my22-w Newark, Del,
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

lAIA NTED.-A situaCiOn for two col0red
w boys. one twelve. the other nine years
old Apply at
mv17-6tI2w No 41S E Eleventh street
Daily Republican., 1876-06-22

n, ,ANTED.-Everybody to save their ice,
w also their cooler, by getting patent
spring bottom. III sizes to suit, at
WILSON 81 WOOD u CO.,
aprN tt Front and Orange street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-23
RIt FIX n EWS-

The marks at the landing last evening
Indicated II feet IN the channel and fall
ing rapidly.
The Express left yesterday morning at
the usual hour for Parkersburg.
The Hudson will not arrive from Gin
cinnsti anil this morning.
The Kitue Nye brought up the Par
I,ershurg cnIorcd delegation.
The Coal Valley and My Choice pass
oi mp.
The local packets are running regu-
larIly.
The Granite State from Pittsburgh
on route Tor Portsmouth, was due last
night.
The Courier IS the Parkcrsburg packet
this morning at 10! o'clock.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
this afternoon At 4 O'clock.
The Carrie Brooks from GAINESVILLE,
will arrive to- night and depart for Pitts
burgh Sunday morning.
The Salt Valley, from lronton en- route
for Pittsburgh, is dac this evening.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, Pa, September 22.-The
river is 9 feet inches and falling;
weather cloudy.
Iou1sviLLE, September 22.-Hiver 10
foot in canal and rising. Warm and
cloudy weather. Arrived Iron Noun.
tsin, Pittsburgh; Nail City, Wheeling.
Ev,NsyILLE, September -.
Weather cloudy; some rain and log
during the night; mercury GS to 40.
river II CLIO feet and falling. Down
Fswr Evansville; Glasg glow, Coal HUI,
Fnrascon, BIG Wood, Maggie Smith,
i ID Baker and Arkansas Belle. Bust
ness fair.
CAIRO, September 22.--Arrived-
Cons Millas, Memphis; John i. Maude,
st. Louis. Departed-Cons Millar. Gin.
cinnati. River % feet inches AMI
falling. Weather cloudy; mercury y
degrees.
CINCINNATI, September % -Rivcr 81
feet and rising. Weather cloudy, with
light rain. Arrived-Fanchon, Wheel
ing: Emma Gram, Pitts burgh. Depart
ed2Fanchon, Wheeling; Era No. 9,
New Orleans. Passed down-Tnomss
Means Ironton to St. Louis.
MEMPHIS, September 22.-River rose
: inch. Weather cloudy; mercury 7G.
Departed - Capitol City, Vlcksburg;
Helena, st. Louis; Gsf, Cincinnati
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-23
The Planters In Trouble.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., September IL
The strike in Combahee has broken out
aireSh and vii increased violence. The
strikers are biting most brutally all the
Colorcd hands whom they find ut work.
Some of these hands who have
been working for two dollars
a day, and who were terribly
cut and bruised yesterday reached
Charleston this evening, hoping for re-
dress from the United States courts, rs
the civil officers of the state are power
less in the disturbed regions and the
gangs of strikers are masters OF the sltua-
ton. The planters are in despair about
harvesting their rice crop.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-23

TOBACCO-Thc offerings of leaf tobacco
AT auction continue unusually large.
Prices in the early pant of the week show
ed an advance on all low and common
grades, but toward the close, while the
market was firm and prices still SatiSfact-
ory. a better line of goods could be had at
same figures. ohio seed is quiet ii of low
and common sorts, but active and in good
demand when of really useful kinds. The
total offerings ut auction for the week
were l.S}l hhdS. and 4lS bNS.. as follows: At
the Bodmann WarehouSe-SS hhds. and
IA bxs: 80 hhdS. cutting Tobacco; i0i hhds.
Ohio nj 81 056t2i 81, :S5 hhdS. Kentucky nj
81 40d2l 10 for common smokers to fine
cutting leaf: box West Virginia AT 81; li3
eases Ohio seed leaf: A. at S2G5 30, 81 ate 81 a
: as ~ nj S6dT -, % mt SSG9 50 % at SlUGl4 ID
3 nj Sl5a 10, | ut SD 30. At the Planters
Warehouse: 30, hhuS. and no boxes: 3l2
hhdS cutting tobacco: % hhds. Ohio at 81
O5mlS 257 hhdS. Kentucky AT 81 UG20 70 for
common smokers to fine cutting leaf; Is
hhdS. new West Virginia nj 81 ~ TO $40 50.
At the Mama WarehouSe-l1O hhds. and
236 boxes; 40 hhdS. cutting tobacco: A.
hhds Ohio at So - 10 s26 80, IL hhds. Ken.
lucky at 81 81 10 81 10 for common smok-
erS' TO fine bright cutting leaf. Special
sale of Seed-lcaf Monday 80 cases Seed-leaf
ut So toss, IL bales Havana ut So IA $50; lbs
cases Ohio Seed-leaf; - AT AT - SO93 ~, IL at
si95 -, IL nj s697 80. 9 at 1899 80, 2S nj Sl09
II 25 ut sl5 15aiS D. 10 At SO 10 sSl. AT
the Morris Warehouse-2i2h hdS. 80 hhds
cutting tobacco: 1t hhds. Ohio ut u Seals 10
22l hhdS. Kentucky;7 hhds. old at 81 10
Il y, 2i hhdS. new at 81 36I2l IS for COM
mon smokers 10 fine cutting leaf hhds.
common Ohio seed nj S. -. AT the Globe
WarchousC-205 hhds. and 30 boxes: 1875
cutting tobacco; 70 nhdS. Ohio nj 81 2otd $40
~ hhds. Kentucky at 81 Goals - iof COM
mon smokers to fine cutting leaf; / hid.
West Virginia Mt s. IS; hhds. Illinois at
So 01Wl5 -: 2 hhds. Indiana at 81 4jdS "a:
boxes Southern Indiana seed at 81 loaf Is
- cases Ohio seed leaf; | nj IS 20, l3 AT s6,d
: %. Is at SSag IS, ) ut $40 25aSll 25-Sept. 10
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-23

THE CENTENNIAL AwARDs.-Ths
United States Centennial commission will
on Tuesday and Wednesday,the 10Th and
27th inst, make known TO all the exhibit
tors the awards which by that time shall
have been made. Should the weather
be favorable this will be done ceremoni-
ously, probably near Georges Hill. 1t
is expected that President Grant will
attend. The President of the United
States commission will, on behalf of
that body, present the chief commission.
or of each country n list of tho winning
exhibitors under the lstters superlntend-
ence. All the national and State ofIic-
ials, domestic ana foreign, connected
with the Centennial are expected to be
present on tho occasion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-23

GRAND CoMMANDERY OF WEST NIR-
GIEIA-Lsst Wednesday the West NIr-
GINA Grand Commandery of knights
Templar, held their annual grand con-
clsve at Psrkersburg. The knights from
this city returned yesterday, and were
very much pleased with their short
sojourn among the people Of Parkersburg.
The following is the list of officers elect
ed for the ensuing year.
Grand Commander, Hugh Sterling
Wheeling; Deputy Grand Commander;
Geo. Davis, Charleston; Grand Geher-
lissimo, J. 5. Hadleman, Martinsburg;
Grand Captain General, Frank Rex,
Psrkersburg; Grand Prelate, NJ. a. Chan.
dler, Wheeling; Grand Treasurer, ]. II.
Williams, Wheeling; Grand Recorder, o.
S. Long, Wheeling; Grand Senior War.
den, George S. Eyster, Harpers Ferry;
Grand Junior Warden, J. NJ. Lazzell,
Fairmont; Grand Standard Bearer, w.
II. Regis, Martinsburg; Grand Sword
Bearer, A. @. Miller, Charleston; Grand
Warden, q. Ed. Mendel, Wheeling,
Captain OF Guards, j. G. Butts, Hsrpers
Ferry.
The Grand Sentinel and Tyler have
not yet benn appointed.
The next annual conclave OF the Or
der will be held on the third Wednesday,
September q, 1877, at Msrtinsburg.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-23

PERSONAL Rev. o. Z. Miller has re.
turned to the city after weeks days alb,
sence and will occupy the pulpit as
usual tomorrow at the D les church.
Msjor J. z. Reynolds, agent of the
Charles Pope combination, who appear
Rext week, is at the Mcclure Honse.
Mrs Joseph Hill and Mrs. Henry
Flood leave for the Centennial to-day.
or Jacob and family have re-
turned to the city after short vacation,
Our German friend Jacob Lsnfried in
honor of Emancipation Day displayed
the stars and stripes in front Of his store
on yesterday. The joke Is, while he was
at dinner some far seeing friend DESTROYS
of promoting Jake's business interest put
out the flags in order that they might at
tract the trade Of ode Guild populsshun."
Crawford Esq, Booth and lady returned
yesterday from their Centennial and
eastern trip.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-09-23
Allied Enemies 20 Health.

In many OF the lairest and most fertile
districts OF North ana Tropical America,
air and water are allied enemies 10 health'
both being impregnated with the poison
Gus miasInata which produces chills and
fever, bilious reInittcnts and iebrile dis
orders of still more malignant type.
Fortunately, a sure preventive aud cura
tive OF such destructive malndies is 10 be
found i'm ii Jstetters Stomach Bitters, n
vegetable preparation which II Infinitely
to be preferred, both on account oi it's
efficacy and freedom from all huriful pro-
prieties, to the deleterious mineral and
alkaloid remedies Of the pharmacopmia.
II is moreover the reigning specific for
dyspepsia, debility, constipation, urinary
troubles, rhematism and nervousness,
promotes appetite and sleep, and is a
capital antidote TO depression OF spirits.