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ALEXANDRIA.

THE LIBERAL NEWSPAPER OUTRAGE CAsE.-As
noticed In yesterdays Gazette. Judge Hughes
Us, ended his order issued the day before
transferring George Rowland and Robert Bal
enger to the District of Columbia authorities.
to answer indictments for robbery and assault
with intent to kill. and admitted the accused to
b H. Nov land In the sum OF $500 and Ballenger
in the sum OF 81 900. for their appearance be
fore him on the 18th OF May next in order to
allow their counsel time to appeal to the Su-
preme Court OF the United States, to settle the
the offences for which the two men are in
dicted are cognizable by the laws of the state
OF Virginia. After the Gazette went to press
yesterday evening the two men were taken be-
fore Commissioner Fowler and gave bond for
their appearance In the sums required. Mrs.
Rowland becoming surety for her son. George
Rowland, and Mr.. PeytOn Ballenger for bis son.
Robert Ballenger, and they were released from
CUSTODY, George Rowland having previously
paid his fine of $40 for an assault upon a news
boy about two weeks ago, in default of pay
ment OF which Justice Thompson had commit
ted him to jail for thirty days
FISH AND FIsHERMEN.-TWO hundred and
fifty thousand herring and five thousand shad
arrived at Fishtown to-day. Shad sold at from
$40 to $13 per hundred and herring at S Der
thousand. r. Travis, who has been fishing at
Deep Hole. OccOquan Bay, and Samuel TIGER.
fishing at Plum Tree Gut, OccoQuan Bay. have
cut out, and Jerry RObb. who cut out at the
Gums fishing shore Tuesday last, has COM
menced fishing again at Sandy Bar, the fish
being more plentiful at that shore than they are
further down the river. boat load of sixty
thousand herring came down from Washington
yesterday. the prices obtained here being higher
than in that Clty.-GnzeUe. sob.
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THE COURTS.

Yesterday, Davis Sewing Machine Co. agt.
ROthWell; argued and submitted. Lincoln agt
Campbell; argued; adjourned to Monday.
CIRCUIT COURT (NO. 1)-Jldge Macarthur.
Yesterday, National Metropolitan Fire Insur-
ance Co. agt. shepherds; defendant called and
Inogment. Costello agt. Dennis verdict for
piaintlf nominal damages and costs. Averell
agt Barber; reported settled. Downham agt
Kelley; dismissal set aside by agreement and
continued con niue Grey agt; Hoyt; defendant called
OF condemnation. Frass agt. Singer Sewing
Machine Co. and Lewis Baar; damages assessed
In favor of defendant at s35 and Judgment given.
Mcdaniel agt West; verdict for plaintiff Sl99. 81
motion for new trial filed. Adams & Co agt
wales ct al. replication Withdrawn and case
continued. Sullivan agt Joseph: verdict for
plaintiff for nominal damages and COSTS Smith
agt rutherford continued on defendants pay
ing costs.
PROBATE COURf-J,tdge HGQner
Yesterday, win OF Z: II. Calvert, fully proven,
no letters; estate or Mary Rose Martin, caveat
filed by Cecilia Baylis and George F. Adams TO
probate OF viii; estate Of Carlos Buttert1eld ca
veat OF mis- Carlos ButteI1ield to letters to
tinued; William L. Fuelng appointed guardian
to orphans of John FuelliDg. bond $4,000: will
OF Caroline A. Hyatt, filed for probate; estate
OF Joseph +. Green; petition of John w. Lee,
for administration and remuneration of onlv
heir, filed; Mary NOlen, appointed guardian to
orphans OF Eugene Callahan, bond s., 600; will
letters issued to susan Torbert, bond $500: will
of Catharine Windsor. citation against Horace
5. Johnston. issued returnable May 81; estate
OF Edwin W. Lattimer, Charles NJ. y. Latimer
appointed administrator; bond $1,000 will OF
Maria W. Stewart, admitted to probate and let
Iers to Francis Upshur, bond s. 200; estate of
Thomas Lewis, order OF sale OF personality,
granted estate OF j. T. Overstreet letters of al.
ministration, with will annexed, granted to
William =. Smith, bond 81 900; estate of P NJ.
+. w. and nj. G. Bradley, order OF sale granted
Citation issued against w. s.. Wilson, guard
ian to Ada G. Stewart, to show cause for not
making account. Final account of Elizabeth
confirmed will of Isaiah Hanscom, admitted
TO probate and letters TO J1lia NJ. Hanscofn,
bOnd 100000. 1nchamberS. before Chief Justice
CarteI-Estate of Edward NJ. Wright; admins
trat10n granted to Daniel p. Wright bond
$4,000, and guardianship to orphan, bond SIS 900.
A number OF accounts were approved and
passed.
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Di.trict e:overn,,,en, Ass.,--.

During the present fiscal year. up to the list
OF May, the District tax collector has sold 4,9sl
The receipts for special assessment taxes yes
The issue OF drawback certificates will be
commenced on Monday. and thereafter
The report of Building Inspector Entwisle for
the month of April shows 81 permits for new
DO1i0lDgS. 1874 for repairs, q for awnings and
LOT s. meal feet OF vaults The receipts were
S433 which has been turned over to the District
treasurer.
In answer to the protest of James E. Miller,
l4th and streets, against locating the depot Of
street, the Commissioners state that the health
offlcer has found upon investigation that Mr.
carter Is preparing to establish stable and
barrel depot at the point named. The depart
ment cannot anticipated nuisance, but viii as
soon as anyt thing offensiveis found take prompt
action.
THE LIQUOR LICENSE QUESTION.
Mr. Francis Miller, assistant attorney for the
District, has rendered an opinion to the Dis
uict Commissioners as to the proper course to
I be pursued In the case of applications for liquor
the Police Court convicted and fined there. and
who have appealed their cases to the Criminal
Court, and refusing to pay their fines, tender
the amount OF their license fees and continue to
sell without license. He says that persons
who sell without license should be prosecuted
for every such offense that can be established
Ore conviction for given time does not stand
In the way OF conviction for a subsequent
onense, and the appeal does not In any way
affect subsequent trials for new offenses. Moth
ing would have a greater effect towards
discourag1ng appeals from the Police Court
than rule rigidly enforced that no person shall
0Dta1n license SO long as conviction in the
Police Court remained unreversed and the fine
unpaid. He states that he would hesitate to
recommend the refusal to issue license under
sucn circumstances, II 1t were not for the fact
that the Commissioners are authorized by law
to use their discretion in granting or refusing
such licenses. While this discretion should not
De exercised arbitrarily, he states that he
thinks the fact that a fair trial before a compe-
tent tribunal has resulted in a conviction OF a
violation OF the license law, is quite sufficient
license until the applicant Is relieved from that
conviction by judgment of the appellate court.
He strongly recommends the adoption OF such a
rule and its rigid enforcement
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GEORGETOWN.

THE CONCERT AT CUNTS HALL last night by
the public school children, for the purpose Of
adding to their library, was success. Misses
Hunt Lightfoot, Nordlinger, Strauss, Ludgate.
Barnes, and Masters Nordlinger. Curtis and
porch especially distinguished themselves
DEAD.-Mr Charles Vanderwerken son of
Gilbert Vanderwerken. esq.,, died at his resi-
dence, in Virginia, a short distance from George
town, at an early hour this morning. after a
protracted illness of consumption.
LECTURE ON WOMAN, by Rev. DR.. Mitchell, at
Gay-street Baptist church, Georgetown, Monday
night. See advt
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CUTICURA
BLOOD and SKIN
REMEDIES.
REMEDIES.

. The treatment Of Skin Diseases must be constitu.
tlona and local. First purify the Blood, next re-
store the Strength, third alleviate the External
blood and that is through the bowels liver kidneys
and skin. These organs the natural purifiers of
the system and carry Oh the waste or dead matter.
CUTIcURA REsoLvENTi is the greatest blood purifier
IN medicine 1t is cathartic, tonic. liver slim
aes0rbs to itself the poisonous elements that float
IN the blood and purses them from the system. It
increases the appetite, perfects Digestion and soon
builds up faster than disease destroy, and
permanently cures. CUTICUaA, Medicinally Jelly
Tor external application arrests disease eats away
dead flesh and skin, allays Inflammation itching
and irritation, renders healthy ulcers and old sores
SOLVENT is taken internally. 1t is natural repro
Queer and beautifier Of the Hair. CUTICURA TofLET
sOAP, prepared from CUTICURA ia cleansing heal
ing, refreshing, and the only wholesome beailtfier
OF the skin which it softens, whitens and preserves
beyond all praise. CUTICURA SHAVING SOAP pre-
pared from CUIICURA, is the first and only medici
nal soap compounded especially for shaving Ger
uemen pronounce 1t worth its weight III gold
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REAL ESTATE Satisfactorily afternoon
Duncanson Brothers, auctioneers. sold for
Frederick w. Jones and Joseph X. Edison, trllS-
tees, lot 10 In Pierce & kihgle'S subdivision OF
square 20I. fronting % feet inches on streer,
between Fourteenth and FIT enth streets
northwest, by depth Of 40 feet, and improved
W E Bmford & Co. real estate brokers, No.
Ills street. have made the following sales:
For the late PaymaSter John A. l.. Morrell. his
beautiful country seat. near g. ". Riggs place
for 5000 cash; for Alfred ". ROwell lots 8 a ID
40, In square No. 15I. fronting AZ feet on p St.
adjacent u Dupont circle. for 3. 500 cash.
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THE CONSOLIDATED FIRE ExTINGUIsBER Cow.
PANY OF Chicago, successor TO the Babcock Fire
Extnguiaher Company, yesterday confessed
Judgment 1Or $l96, 461 upon a note given on the
18TH inst ant In favor OF VIM. n. Frew, OF Pitts
burg. who up 10 a recent date was vice presi-
dent OF the Consolidated Company. Levy was
Immediately made upon the property of the
company under the judgment.
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The Case OF smothers.

This morning. in the Criminal Court, the case
Of Thomas Smothers convicted of rape on the
person Of Miss Lena Leins was called, and
Messrs. Davenport and Clagett, for the pris-
oner presented a bill OF exceptions. They had
read but short portion Of the paper when
there was a disagreement with the counsel on
the other side. and the case went over The
court iDtimated that when the case was last up
his remarks were misunderstood, for he intended
no reflection On counsel
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CHANCE for good bookkeeper In Wants.

BLAINE AND BOOTH.--In the California repub
llcan convention yesterday, after our report
cl9 ,, resolution was adopted urging the APP
pointment Of Congressman Horace Davis as a
member OF the national republican committee
for California; also declaring Newton Booth the
choice OF California for Vice President The con.
YentiOn then ad iOCrned si3te dir
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| ing Co.. New York and Boston. For sale by al
| darpst dealers.
| No one would think of feeding an infant or
peer or mutton, yet the use of farinaceous foods
| tie ones. Aei'i,S Food fer infants is so pre-
| pared as to be readily assimilated by the
Youngest child. forming the only reliable sub
stftute for mothers milk Druggists anf
grocers sell it everywhere. Price, Is Cents. r
Metcalf Co., Boston, Mass.
TEE STABLE OF Mr. RoBxRr BONNER. proprie
toT OF the New York Ledger, is built and kept on
the most improved and modern plan, both as
regards ventilation, light, warmth, etc. Mr.
Bonners taste for horses is well known. The
gentleman In charge of this valuable stable was
MI. Ross. BY the use OF Giles Lt,tn,pnt Iodide
an, ION, ne removed rngbones and punches
lhat had resisted all other treatment. Send for
circular, giving full instructions, to DR.. Giles
l20 west Broadway, n. Y.
Cues P7lS cure neuralgia.
Sold by all druggists. s,t,th,3t
''Save Your HAIR "Keep it Beautiful, >,
London Hair Restorern Insures new growth.
London Hair Restorer" Restores the color.
London Hair ReStOrer" Exquisite dressing,
London Hair ReStOrer." The only cleanlY and
London Hair Restorer." ef1ectual Hair Restorey
London Hair Restorer." In the market Not dye
GUS or unpleasant odors. Price 75c At all
druggists
stott & Cromwell, wholesale agents, Wash
ington.
SPRING AND SUMNER HATS
We are now opening large assortment OF
Gentlemen's Boys and Children's Straw Hats.
IN Brown, White, and Mixed Straws, at Popu
lar Prices. LEWIS,
920 Seventh st. n. W.
ZERO SODA WATER at Prentiss, corner eth and
ST. NV. &
HEMORRHOIDs efTectually cured without pain
or Inconvenience to the patient by using Bar
tett's Pile SuppOSitOries. Evidence furnished by
General Agents, j. c. Baker & Co.. Philadelphia.
Sold by druggists, or mailed On receipt OF 81 90.
The best Cod Lirer' Oi-Blhei''S. eo4
BRONCHITIs-ThroatD Diseases often commence
with Cold, Cough, or unusual eXertion OF the
voice. These tnc1ptent symptoms are allayed
by the use OF ''BrO,cn'S Bronchial Tfoches. !"
which II neglected often result In chronic dis
ease OF the throat.
"BUCHUPABIA."-Quic complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
"RoUGH ON RATs."-Ask druggist for 1t. II
clears out rats mice, reaches, bed bugs 15c
box; for Washington at $50 Pa. avenue.
For CLEANING OR DYEING LADIES' AND GENTS
SUITS Anton Fischer, 500 G street northwest
Will give satisfaction In every respect 1y
"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In Il lbs
:, ward prints, 40c. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese, butternilk and sweet milk Sc per at. tt
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YELLOW FEVER AT Rio JANRIRO.-From the
sd 10 the 3lst Of March the burials of Der-ons
averaged thirteen per dfem with minimum Of
seven and maximum of twenty -one and the
weather continues very hot. The United States
covette Marion lost In all by yellow fever three
officers and two Seamen ~o
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The NBw House OF Sidney T. Nimmo & Co j.
selliDg organs Oh monthly payments. and for
casn at the cheapest rates In the market. See
their advertisements and give them a call az
40 18th street, just one door from PENINSULA
Ma Avenue.
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OF KEIiIf0us AND TENPERANcE lOrRNAls

some good Religious and Temperance Journals
are making the mistake Of declining 20 sirertise
most valuable anti into Nicatins madeline s,p,p,v
because II is called ''Btters while tle same ,,,r
mas sr making greater mistake by advertis,nsy
some drunken whisky STUFF, or nostrnu tcc.rss :,
mas some NICE fancy deceptive mama aD,,i,s Wit,
eine. tine. printed ON its Label. ah.n IN. no,
tie is filed with destruction, drunsenn..s .,a
death If these GOOD journals woulS take m. ,-,r
BILE TO ascei tain how many oyerxorkas cl.rs,v..
have had their lost nerve forca brain waste an,
tagging energies restored by the use Of Hop R.,
ters. enabling them to perform their arduous ras
torsl Duties and preach the good sermons
that they would have been totally unable 20 do bu;
Cor this valuable medicine. and did these journals
but know of the host of good Christian Temperance
womcn who rely on them for their family medicine,
and how many invalid homes they could maxi.
happy and what glad tidnps they would send t.
every neiShborhood by PUBLISHING the merits ~
Hop Bitters. they would advertise them without
money and without price. And did these Journals
but inow how many have been. and may be saved
from forming Incorporate habits 10y doctors pre-
scrihinv Hop Bitters, instead Of beer. where the
use of hops arc needed. Cslerc hc..,- more aetna
hop strength in one bottle Of Hop B!ttprs than n a
"affeI ~ he'f, without any Of the intoxicating II
eNl effects Of heer. they would lay aside their fear
and prejudice against the word ''h!tters."
A few of the many witnesses fro N religions and
temperance sources are given below. who use,
recommend and advertise Hop Bitters.
The President and Manager Of Hop Bitters Mf.
Co is veteran Temperance advocate aud worker
Of forty eight years service; every man i'm the
Company is an active Temperance worker, and tho
Company spends thousands Of dollars annually IN
Temperance snd Christian work.
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COLLINS.
Voltaic Electric Plasters.

These PlasterS put new life into the Weak and
sleepy Muscles, strengthen the Lame and Painful
Back, draw Inflammation from the Liver ana Kid
neye, std mulate the Stomach and Bowels, and When
placed over the pit Of the stomach, cure Dyspep-
sis, Indigestion. Chronic parrhoa and BILIOUS
matte Diseases. Get The genuine. All for Collin,
voitsic Electric Porous Plastsu, Price y cents
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GEN r. p. ALEXANDER, president OF the Georgia
railroad, has accepted the vice presidency of the
cline reelection TO the former position Fifteen
hundred shares OF Georgia railroad stock were
SOLD at Augusta, Thursday at los to par, and
stock was 81 4,
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ECZEMA

ECZEMA
Enectually Cured I'm Eight weeks. Moth
ing Equal to the Cutfcura Remedies.
Messrs WEEKS POTTER: Gentlemen, Have
never used any remedies for blood diseases that
can compare with the OUTICURA REMEDIES
have used them In all forms for very severe case
OF what the doctors call Eczema, which was effectu
ally cured in eight weeks. As blood purider,
nothing can equal your CUTICURA REsoLvENT.
ing them about the city. ~
Truly yours, ETC., MANUEL, MANINTZ
II BURGUNDY ST., NEW ORLEANS La
Aug. %, 1879.
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DIAMOND LACE PINS s.. Sc. s. at Prlgg's.

WASHINGTON Fish MARKET.-Sold bv r. A.
Golden, agent leo. eco behring's from 3 TO S. Der
1nousand 5000 shad. from $40 to si4 per hun
dred; 300 punches rock and perch from 10 90 40
cents per bunch.
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Wicked for Clergymen.

II Relieve it to be all wrong. and even wicked for
clereymen or other public men 70 be led into giving
Testimonials to quack doctors or vile stufis called
medicines. but when . really meritorioua article is
made mp Of common valuable remedies known 10
al. ard that all physicians and trust in daily.
We should freely commend il. Therefore cheerfuiy
and heartily commend Hop Bitters for the good
they have done me and my friends. firmly believing
they have no equal for family use. ! VII not %
without them. REV. -.
Warrington. d. G
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CUTICURA REMEDIES.
For Skin, Scalp and Blood Humors.

FOR SKIN, Scalp and Blood HumOrs,
Are prepared by WEEKS POTTER, Chemists and
Druggists, 800 Washington st., Boston, a Front
St, Toronto. Ont; and SnoT Hill. London. and
small boxes 30 cents large boxes. containing two
and one half times the quantity of small, 81. RE-
TOILET SOAP. IS cents. CUTICURA MEDICINAL
SHAVING Soar. Is cents. in bars for BARRIERS and
large consumers, 30 cents.
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TEE SECOND SPRING opening at NJ. Williams
took place to-day. Among the novelties are.
as usual, very choice selections The hats
which attracted most attention are the Spanish
AID Gypsy, both from Annie and Georgette.
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TIE ENTRIES FoR TIE

The ENTRIES FOR THE SPRING TROTTING MEET
ING al Brfghtwood park, beginning next Tues
cay, Is as follows: First day. May 4, 1850: race
Tor road horses to wagons. weight and distance
waived; purse. Si00-lFIrst. $50; second s25;
thlrd, SIS; fourth $40 jim Chr1sty. br. G.. W.
NaylOr; Cracker Boy, br. 5. c. c. Miller: ,Jor-
dan for No Name, &. g., j. Eagleston; Idler, or.
&, +. M Draney. Second day, May 6, 1850; 800
class; purse, slo0-FirSt, $50; second SIS: third
SIS; fourth, $40. Jim ChriSty. br. e., W. Naylor:
Jordan for No Name. g. g., J. EagleSton; Lucy,
81. m, j. IT, snap; Col. Haywood, S. S. G. Smith
Running race, half-mlle heats - Purse $50
LUCKY Hit, D. g., H. GaGney; Natalie Dr. T. y
A Smith; Withville. eli. s.. o. Trobridge: Slip
perry Jane. Or. m, H. Lisheau; Telegraph. b. q.
owner. To De conducted under the rules OF the
National Trctting association
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The SUNDAY POsT.-The first issue OF the
S'tttdcy OSt will be out tomorrow 1t viii be
large SPACE sheet. full of interesting special
ties, together with all the news To be had OF
newSboyS and carriers
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A LII WOOL LACE BUNTING,

ALL COLORS
STRIPED SUMMER SILKS. only Soc.
Beautiful SPRING DRESS GOODS, l5c., 1sc..
2Oc., Csc. Soc, SIC, Soc.
Silk DAMAssE GRENADINES. Black LACE
BUNTINdS. only 25c.
Black CASHMEREs. very fine, only SOC.
Boys CAssIMEREs for Spring Suits. IS. 81, SOC.
Bargains in Black DRESS SILKS, s5c, d. 90,
$l.12. $l.25. Sl.37. &1.50.
PARASOL9. Lined and Uulined. sl.2s. Al. so.
e1.7A "a. "a. 80. S3.
Q. =. TOwsON,
80 PsAnsylvania ave.,
Sasa eoath sdA near IN.
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PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.

PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT Com. OF SUB'cE,l
WASHINGTON, d. G. April "a, lSS0.j
SEALED Proposals. III duplicate will be received
at this cffice until II O'CLOCK NJ, MAY %, 1880 for
supplying, for the use of the o. 8. Army. one hun
bred and fifty thousand pounds of manufactured
pug TOBACCO, equal in quality to sample which will
6e FURNISHED bidders on application to this Office
NO bid for less than fifty thousand pounds will be
considered. ~ "
One-haf of the tobacco contracted for with any
bidder to be delivered within thirty days after mott
hcatlon OF award, balsnce within sixty days
Propt sails will be received for delivery at the Sub
slstence Depots in Washington. New York, st. Louis
or OhicaRo the depot at which tits proposed to de-
liver must be specifically stated in the proposal.
, Printed specifications and conditions relative to
the tobacco required and forms Of proposals. NAV
be obta5ed upon application to the Depot Commits
sary OF Subsistence in Washington, Baltimore New
York, CINCINNATI, st. Louis, or Chicago. A COPY OF
the specification and conditions together with
copy OF this advertisement must be attached to each
PROPOSAL. be referred to therein and form part
., Proposals from manufacturers only will be con-
The right to reject any or all bids is reserved
Bidders are invited to be prese at the opening of
the bids '-'0 P'--De ~
Proposals must be- inclosed in sealed envelopes.
.1arked Proposals for Tobacco" and addressed
10 the unders1gned. w. II. BELL.
aPzo-ot Capt and C.S., q. 8. Army.
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Rev. john SEAMAN,
Editor Home Sentinel, Alton, N. y.
Cured of Drinking.

"a young friend OF mime was cured Of an insa-
table thirst for hquor that had prostrated his
system that he was unable to do any business. He
was entirely cured by the use of Hop Bitters. II
slayed all that burning thirst; took away the ap-
petite for liquor made his nerves steady, and he
has re M aimed q sober and steady man for more
than two years. and has no desire to return to his
cups, and know of number of others that have
been cured of drinking by it."-Froa Jeaiisg r.
Il. 06Fcidl, Chicago, m.
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What the Religious Press Says.

CHICAGO. Nov. Is. 1873.
Hop Bitters Mfg. Co.. Rochester. Ny
G.1ttcnea:-We do not allow any thing in the Iine
of Bitters to enter paper that contains alcohol
but we are satisfied that your Biters are free from
that ingredient. We feel responsible for the good
or bad that may lie done to the families of our sub
scribers that are affected by our advertisements
Therefore our discrimination in your favor aud
we trust that our very low rates will meet your ar-
proval and that we may hear from YOU.
1.-THE LINING CHURCH"
Temperance clergymen, lawyers. ladies' and doc
tors use Hop Bitters they do not int )xcate but
restore brain and nerve waste Temperance Tines.
BTGcL- mont. Y, y