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MEDICINES& PERIODICALS.
Ii YER COMPLAIN
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC or
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OF THE KIDNEYS,
DISEASES ARR
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BEFOKL THE
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This is the most difficult worm 10 DESTROY
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DIR. c. M. JACKS ON.
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,

l2O ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Their pOrcr Orer The ADORE diseases is not
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These Bitrrs are worthy the attention of
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READ AND BE CONVINCED
From the Boston Bee"
The editor said, Dec. 22d.


The editor said Dec 22d,
Dr. U0RGnTS Celebrated German B;U,rS
Tor the cure of Liver Complaint. Janndicc.
Dyspepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility. is
dcscrvcdly one of the most popular mcdi-
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with safety, under any circumstances. We
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SCOTS Weekly" one Of the best Liter
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DR.. HiidmrS Gcrlq0n Bircys. monuf,c-
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10y some of the most prominent members of
the faculty ns an article Of mnch efficacy in
cases of female weakness. As such is the
case, we would advise all mothers to obtain
u bottle, and thus save themselves murb
sickness. Persons of dcbilitated constitu-
tl"ns will find these Bitters advantageous Ia
their health, as We know from eNpcri.nc,
The Sa'ntary effects they have upon weak
sVs,rms"
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MIS- Il LLiN h Gus.
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Ahead OF AE.L COmuctiIiou
FA MILY JOURNAL ECR ALI.

Il moral instructor a Social Guide
Andd Cheerful Companion.
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Commencing in December.
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MORE EVIDENCE.

-''iNb hN iDTs.NNsE.
The Hon. c. ID. lIinclinc, Mayor of the
City Of Camden, ~ j., says:
lloorLANDs GERMAN BTrTrRs-W.
have seen many nattrring notices of this
medicine. and the source from which they
came induced us To make inquiry Respecting
ltS merits. From inquiry we were pcrsuo-
drd To use II, and must say we found il sp.-
ci''c IN itS action upon diseases of the liver
ami digestive organs. and the powerful infu.
cnre u cNcrts upon nervous prostration is
really surprising. 1t calms and Strengthens
the nerves, bringing them into a state of re-
pose, making sleep refreshing.
III this medicine was more generally used.
we are satisfied there would be less sickness
rs from the stomach, liver, and nervous sys.
lem The great MINORITY of real and imaCina.
ry diseases cmannte. Have them in n heal.
Thy condition, and you can bid defiance Ia
cpidcmIcs generally. This extraordinary
medicine We would advise our friends who
arc ut all indisposed TO give it trial-it will
recommend itself. 1t should, in fact. be- in
every family. No other medicine can pro.
ducc such evidences of merit"
Evidence upon evidence has been recciv.
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The Union, the last three wears, the stronp.
est testimony in its favor, il, that there is
more OF 1t used in the practice of the regu-
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nostrums combined, n fact that can easily be
established, and fully proving that n scicntit.
preparation will meet with their quiet ap-
Proyal hen presented even in this form.
nal thls medicine will cure Liver Com
Plaint and Dyspepsia, no one can doubt af.
ter using 1t rs directed. 1t acts specifically
upon the stomach and liver; il is preferable
to calomel in all bilious diseases-the effect
is immediate. They can be administered "a
female or infant with safety and reliable ben.
eit at any time.
Look 'rrH 10 The marks Of he genuine.
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No. l3l Chestnut Street philndcuhiu -,
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DEATH rHr FnrscH coAsrL--h is with deep regret
thai the death OF NJ Lacoste, tbs French
consul general
Alhoush symptoms OF gradual dccline each day more
peTceplle may have given the friends OF W. Laeose
Tear tina, he would be restored health
they were far from anticipating 10 early decease.
Sunday morning those who surrounded him far
from anticipating has sudden death He swcke with out
any alarming symptom and after having taken his
cup OF coffee expressed desire rise However yield.
ing the Of his friends, be concluded
main IN bed Almost Immediately Afterwards The agony
Of death eized him. and, about 81 o'clock he xped
IN the OF Louis Borg vice consul Of France, and
"A. Victor Dzlennay
NJ Laeosie was ynins years Of age al the time Of his
death.
Leaving the school OF Metz period when the en-
pre ioticfns fall. be stached staff Of
Marshal Gerard IN the capacity Of aid-decamp and con-
nued discharge the functions Of that rank up The
moment when the general was wounded beside him II
the battle Of Ligny tie then transferred the gen.
ers staff oil The Army, with which he present
bAfe OF Waterloo His promotion the grade OF rheva-
her OF The Legion OF Honor dates far back
is5l and us ranks him among the Of The order
whose decorations then ess Profasey distributed
than NJ the present day
Emigasng the United States upon the final overthrow
Of empire, he lived for the house p
Bonspsr Comfr dc SurviIiers AT nler period he
establish himself in New York, and was for som E
second editor and proprietor Co~rr des Esat,
Unfs.
The revelation OF Is4s and scces.on OF Louis N.po-
leon the presidency Of the republic, found NJ Iacose
Lying The Friendship Of the Pfe.,dent
ci0bed him IN isso with The Of eonsalreper,l
for France In New York, which he filed 10 10 the lime Of
bis deaih.-Josr. Of Com. EFT
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.upose that Great Britain can essaps The responsible
il !, he AfrscxaL.ton scheme By hiding bsr desixas
!, s cover oi the Spanish government She Gays 10
~, As she ssys 10 a. the world that The slave trade
c.h. mas. stop Her voice all powerful and Spain
,saas Bal forthwith Spain commences supplying The
n.Dd ior labor IN Cuba By uyins and importing Aircan
,sssfoss Great Britain has pro,es, TO make, bul
,oplsnt 10 make formal disclaimers our government
lop The slave trade without any substitute Tor sup
,ss he Island with lsborers is isnianoan 10 the
.slioo Of tie island 10 The United States This GTeal
nlain declares she will consent To- bat she does
b say that zoe Will never consent TO The introduction OF
IlfoAn apprentices That IS what want Der TO say,
Id 10 Prove her sincerity by her acisi and il is to IN
nee her. by moral sosson. BY urgent appeal. BY peril
soOus argument. BY The pou9 Of pubss sentiment. that
Nc discuss The question We hope and almost be-
eve that she will yei follow Der interest and bow
Il the moral force OF concentrated American sentr
su, which will give 10 her The alternative OF oeas-
10 intervene m adas, 10 meet on oar pari HE
sssance 10 which that concentrated public sentiment
certainly look. The faisg need 10 have no 're-
ss en- our accountour relation 10 the administration
reed not embasss thai journal ~ is advocacy OF anti
American sentiments We speak for ourse as an inde-
saden American journal, and we make our appeal 10 the
carts and The Judgments OF the American people I'm
hes The I.tegene9 supfoses that the administration
soud be embarrassed by having The cordial and enthus-
support OF the people ], need no, be troubled BY
POSITION We are proud Of our position towards this
administration. and are proud of our position to-
wards the American democracy: when have abundant
uss 10 know that position is appreciated BY both,
I've may not be greatly disturbed by the OF the
.is ,ssnea the ielegnphic disclaimers OF the British
m mister
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Thai viii ssos the Interests Of lhs Territory spocs-
i've Of parsy uxInmcs have doubs He ID native
OF frsaklln county, teIaon- and came Minnesota
thea Iowa Iesrioy-la 1888 clerk ios keaneu lac
keurle post saef In 1870 he was himself appointed
snler Al Fort Atknson, which be held sbosi i've yesfs
In lo bs eonrnsaeed trading with the WinDe6aso Ia
diAnss an conTsexlon with The American Far COMPANY
which occupation be followed rA removal Of these Ia.
dlsns 2 Long Fiains, lao miles above ST. Paul Daring
u1e trnosa OF the nnr oAxoos be appointed
vita The Chippcwas oI the OF land now occ pied b.
me iosmef tribe lie also procured tue removal OF he
1lhpi1"As from Lake Superior 70 The Mississippi. thus
shro Ing their trade Upper valley in
stead q through peuo, and Saut ste Marie Ii viii be
nus seen @i lie last neen Of tbs life Of Mr. Rice
pave been speni On The loner IA close proximity with In
dAh itie lie w be Iound 10 possess keen insight into
hlnan character, and VIII not be far behind the
when nc has fzsoIite res 20 accomylshS
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The Minnesota Pioneer d he "a instant announces
ihs departure Of Hon NJ Rice. he delegate 10 Con
xress Tor The seat Of govsrn.eni follows.
NJ Rice, d~ssgsts to Congress- lea on the Norni-
nee, for Warrington city. th- 2sh. Mr. X VIII enter
son his dates In the House Of Representatives OF he Un
tsd S'sies under The mo. sv5rabie cfcnmsisnces Ne
sfssaJ possesses msnv persoasl friends among mem
ben Of Congress and IL The A. paneus HIS election bv az
overwhelming majority lid eave AZ ne conaaener re-
Pcsea in hin by sis ~ov eiIz.n and mus 10 p,srr
ne eenhoenee q ne administration and the two house.
o. Congress We predict for Mr. Rice oonxres.,ansi
term which VIII be bigh beneficial the interests Of the
ferrtory snd VIII. possible the personal pep
slsrify Of onr delegate.
The following hstisfng nouu. o. Mr.. RICE We eli
rom me ~.isns Advertise. whis paper. edited by
ssnnsnan who ess lsnE known NJ n aud - acqnsfn'es
rita has services behalf 81 youog aod prosperou.
EeffitorYs
. HWY NJ hios-Ths majority Of tia. gentleman At
- lac etectun n Mnpe.ots viii vary from
200 fhis vote mast bs gfal,i nx - hn a. IL nn.f b~
eeoscered - ioken 81 gessrd his bold Fpr.ns
pafli ard s'fengk 81 Character Mr. Rice
mas Fo'no bat We uns Of the pore secoceo .c'oo
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We psbsh to-day The inaugural address. delivered by
Hon. II v Johnson belor. the legislature OF Georgia.
upon his Inauguration governor Of The State.
II 10 plain, susigbforwa-a, iorcble and able doou-
meat II is such State paper as was TO be expected
from democratic statesman enjoying The high reputa
toa Of Cor. johnson. His concluding remarks the
subject OF slaiensbs viii be found particularly interest,
ing Cor johnson understands the great point OF safety
and Of excellence in complicated political system. ard
be dehses the democratic doctrine with soocnone~s
and force We commend the whole address TO reaS
ers a. well worthy OF careful perrsal
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Ths idea OF trying this any adm insralon upon s
'Ppolniuenis, without regard 70 iss MEASURES too ab
'urd 70 Dc entertained for moment On sseh uisl The
Hhig. w ai~sys be arTsyed against IL a. matter Of
course. and. IN combustion with fhen the ei.arpoined
once seekers are too All 10 Judge uasvoasly Of III.
min'staiion which has failed CRAFTY their ..rrso,
Bal the rea trial Of the administration viii com. an
when The Pfesdeni comes or~ard vilh his recon
scns and when the public judgment is vokea uson ID.
meassrss proposed Tha: trial will Commence IN few
Gays; ssA gives - great riea.sre ace win how
much confidence the friend. OF the administrator ar,
boxing 10 the result, The voice OF The Old Dominion
|" 70 the dsty OF the democracy q; the present time
comes TO ss wih ali The potency Of lis long essab-
hssed reputation for uissom and devotion 70 prneple.
Inc Richmond Enquirer spesks thai voice as follows.
The A<rrndris Standard copic. srd ~osora.. IA. a.
nirabs srice from The Al.Ksndria sentinel winch ~.
Published end saogfed Saturday s., h forrsty ,,v.
@ai no~ tbst the New york ecscrs over ~. ,ote.
"ih he Sentinel thai /, hsh time eo.e ue re hr,rh
Naeh has o~en mSae Ia The democratic parry f.rsoi.li
ne dov OF the south-rn democracy 70 tre.eDt - -
broken fonl the enemies Of iheir prineir.. ,ho -.
nov beer s.e su.mpf rrorgrnre opFsi,ir :, ~.
pFssent democratic administration. We kpov =. a. -,
Jec' wh'ch there any need or difference ofopr,
amons scsrb~m democrats. Az far know III. parry
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Eass. Rsssxt J.Aa.Ss

There are lev such Who'll -souled men ~ Bob JoLA-
son, OF ArkslsAs the following incident related BY
the Boston Post will show
Col Thomas w. Ne~tsa the only ~his Arkansas ever
seat 10 Congress- recently died ia New York. letter in
The New Yoak Sp1it Of the Times Gays his
-, believe al his time cadet West Point and
la connexioa with has appointment, would mention tbs
manner OF H. reflects much credit on one VINO is ls
lag. Co Aewtoa. IN isas, opposed by W Johnson
and By han defeated or ia Congress Col Johnson
al the ne member from Arkansas, and had la lls
git eadsishp-Arkansas being entitled Before
bestosing IL rumor reached him thar Col Newton
dead. and lac al enclosed the appointment 10 Colonel
News eldest con. Ia a noble act, coming II did
from political opponent but IL ia keeping with Bob
Johnson who 10 as tfueheared generous lives "