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READ VINO SAYS 40.

From the Rev. Levi g. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, Pemberton, N. j., formerly of the North
Baptist Church, Philadelphia at psesent Pastor
!" '"e p"p',s' '""'o"' '.''' IA. .,
I have known lIoo0and's German Btters favor
ably for number of years | have used them in my
own family, and have been pleased with their
effects that WAS induced 10 recommend them to
many others, and know that they have operated in
"a strikingly beneficial manner take great pleas
in thus publicly proclaiming this fact and call
ing the attention Of those afflicted with the dis
eases for which they are recommended, 10 these
Btters knowing from experience that my recon-
mendation will be sustained. do this more cheer
fully rs Hoo1ands Bitters is intended To benefit
the afflicted and II mot rum drink"
Yours, truly, LEVI G. BECK
From Rev. w. ID. SeigfTiod, Pastor of Twelfth
'.-t Baptist Church, philadelphia.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
n. ri. ROBINSON,


PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
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There are other graves than the whcIp' lie
The ashes of our dead;
Their monument Is the shlyCring sigh
The scarlet check. and shaded eye, ..
When n once loved name is said.
There are graves IN many u human heart;
Ihave seen full Oft the sigu;fu
Graves where sweet hopes once held part
Graves where young love hath lett ia dart,
Hut IN pierce and destroy lis slirtID
An, won for the heart Nhich can hide It's dead
So deep no careless foot ..
May an echo wake la the stilly bed
Rousng the living who never read
Before, Of a "worm at the root" ... ....
Only the brave and loyal soul ..
Can heap the silent sands, H rI Y#. ..
Till the aching hOllows look fair and whole;
And years by years must steadily roll
Ere he rounds the work Of his hands .H
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LOOK HERE--SCHwARZ OFTHE EA-
GLIB GLornlNG STORE. &, selling the balance OF
his nnc Goats now for les than ever. JAMIE
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, u. u. Editor of the
Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed TO favor or recommend
Patent Medicines fn general, through distVust of
their ingredients and effects, yet know of no snG
ncient reasons why man may not testify 10 the
benefits he believes himself TO have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute TO the benefit OF Others.
do this the more readily In regard t0 llOofands
German Bitters prepared by DIR. q. NJ Jackson, of
this city, because was prejIdiccd against them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted tO my
friend, Rob't Shoemaker Esq, for the removal of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encourage
ment 10 try them when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three bottles
OF these Bitters at the beginning Of the present
year, followed by evident relief aud rcstora-
had not felt for ST. months before and had almost
despaired of regaining. ! therefore thank God,
and nay friend for directing me la the Of them.
IL V' ). NEWTON BROWN, Philadelphia
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lffr 3 BEWARE oF COUNTEHPEIrs.
See that the signature Of &c. NJ JACKSON" Is on
,.I.I this wrapper of eu,h bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not have the Rrti-
Gle do not bo put OF by any OF the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered la its place but
send 10 US and we win forward, securely packed
by express,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANUFACroRY,
No. 83I Arch ST.. phiIadeIphIa, Pa.
JONES a EVANS,
lSaeesssors 20 O. NJ JA0RSOS6 col
IrIs. .. PEOPRIErORS.
For sale by Druggis ste aud Dealers In every town
In the United states dec26.Smwd&eA
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~ JOIlN CON'S ESTATE.-NOTICE Is
hereby given that the undersigned have this day
hccu dulA appointed and dua hcd ~ Necut0Ts OF
The last viii aud testament ct John COS. deceased
tate oi Montgomery tOuuiN. OHIO.
NATHAN MboNAIDJ
LEM II NEFf, Z ENVrutor~
g. ". KEMP,
tYIls M
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Yesterday, radical Republican, whose
sympathy for his oppressed African broth
CrS and sisters never Xtcnds to his pockets,
was heard to wonder ''wlnt would become
of the poor negroes this winter \ by
fashion. by inquiriug, What will become
Of the poor soldiers, widows aud little ones,
who have been robbed of their natural pro-
tcctorS, and left homeless and destitute p
The negro sympathizcr subSidcd.- CRch-
Hah EnqHircr.
\ hogs head and shoulders make very
good dishes, but his hind parts are all gam
mon.
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That this Btters IA not Alcoholic contains no Rum
or Whisky and cannot make Drunkmfls, hut Is the
Best Tonic in the Worlds
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.P PHILLIPS S F O III s.
PHGNIx HOUSE

a. -r\Nt. N-.Ur.
~
L HIS IlOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN
upcuCd aud j, prepared TO accommodate l,l,rl..g
and The public generally m the best style.
In2b-dlm
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IIOOFLAND,S GERMAN BIrTERs
VIII cure every case of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILIT

.... AND DISEASES or THE KIDNEYS.
Observe the following symptoms resulting from
disorders of the digestive organs;
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulncss OF Blood to
the Head, Acidity of the stomach Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust for Food, Fulness or Weight In the
stomach, Sour Eructions, Sinking or fluttering
at the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head
Hurried and difficult Breathing, Fluttering NJ the
Heart, Choking or Sunocnting Sensations when in
u lying posture, Dhnness Of Vision Dots or Webs
before the Sight Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency of Perspirution, lellowness of the skin
and Eyes Pain In the Side, Rack, Chest, Limbs,
&c Sudden lushes of Heat Burning in the Flesh,
Constant imaginings of EVIL and great Depression
of Spirits. .-
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Genleanea: have recently been laboring under
the distressing effects of Indigestion, accompanied
by prostratiOn Of the nervous system, Numcr-
Gus remedies were recommended by friends, and
some Of them tested, hut without relief Your
iIoonand's German Bitters were recommended by
persons who had tried them, and whose favorable
mention Of these Bitters induced me To try them.
must confess that ! had an aversion to Patent
Medioines from the "thousand and one" quack
"Bitters, - whose only aim seems tO be 10 palm on
sw eatened and drugged liquor upon the community
In sly way, and the tendency OF which, fear, Il
10 m axe many confirmed drunkard. Upon learn
ing that yours was really Il medicinal preparation,
took it with happy effect Its action, not only
upon the stomach but upon the nervous system,
was prompt and gratifying. l feel that 1 have
derived great amt permanent benefit from the use
| of few bottles. Very respectfully yours,
| w, ID. SEIGFRIED, No 254 ShackamaNon st.
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From Rev D. Merrige Pastor OF the Passyunk
Church. Philadelphia.

From Rev d. Merrige Pastor OF the Passyunk
Church, Philadelphia
From the many respectable recommendations
given 10 Dr HOOhands German Bittcrs was in
dueed 10 give them trial. Afier using several
bottles i found them 90 he good remedy for de
blllty and d most excellent tonic for the stomach.
- -, ID, MERRIGE.
From Rev. WIN. Smith, formerly Pastor of the
Vincent0wn and Millyille tNJ) Baptist Churches,
Philadelphia.
Having used In my family number of bottles of
your HOohands German Bitters, | have To say thnt
l regard them an excellent medictne, specially
adapted 10 remove the diseases they are recon
mended for. They strengthen and invigorate the
system when dehltatsd and are useful in disOr-
ders of the liver loss Of appetite, NC. have also
recommended them to several of my friends, VINO
have tried them, and found them greatly beneficial
In tile restoration Of health. Yours, truly
WM SMITH, 9GG Hutchinson street.
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frars dee i4l correspondence the Liverpool journal
However dear 70 the hearts ~ the Psrsians msy be
the idol Of the hour the clever Teresa she compelled
20 share popularity with most terrible and dangerous
ri'al ono who " likely to shake her influence among
the middle classes, and disp-l a. indeed everywhere
save Ia the upper ranks OF society, where has akon
too firm 20 nc destroyed in this generation The
impression produced by the preaching u Perc Hya-
cnthe at Metre Dane las exceeded any hing Of the Kind
witnessed since the days ~ the Abb. 1acofaire and
tinue may erd IA turning the rush Of the population
from the prconice before the lrt step Is taken
brink. OF nil the Disciples Of The Able Lacortarc,
Isre Hyacinthe u the who has inherited The IL
hts brilliant qualities. Like the great orator he, too
Is Dominion, ani carries the costume with q degree
OF and elegance Witch displays the true native
b Ugh breeding Of geutemln dc IL about a. rtyfour
years Of az, OF dark and vigorous compcNcn socncd
b. abstinence into smooth olive beneath Nh CHI the
rel ellouH protestsiion Of physical power npw and
then stinc,ly visible HIS whole appearance suits 10
wc' the At hiec,re Of Noire Dame, his figure stands
OUT IN va bold relief a. he leans forward tn the eager
attitude Of hawk about pounce upon his PROV that
The art sc yinyahes OF this truly artistic people
great OF his secccss likewise They saw he ba.
been hking lctsons sor some time o. the great bass
.nger o me Opera IN oroSr TO acquire necessary
dcyrto OF ski IN moduating Ne somewhat refractory
toncs according 10 the size and heeht OF tho building
One great proof Of the popularity Of p1re Hyacinihe
aloa concerning him One Of these tell Of biz prnciis
ing gh after nigh. alone, amid the darkness o vas,
Wilderness Of NoIe Dane the proper diapason OF his
vote, aud the chang Of tone shich he mas carried 10
the highest pitch OF The whole preach
ing carries rs back 70 The middle agcs,o the differences
Of Abelard-o Tho coll, CUES OF the Petit rtrc Andre
Tho Immense Of ire cathedral m hisd with the
black of the mar portion II the congregation alone
allowed e. face ~ preacher while the ladies a exile
outside wocden barrier erected FOR the cypress purpose
OF tccp,hg then, 81 the ainisd stones trud b. he
erond Faiher An inner portion, Immediately below the
pulpit IA most h.y OF ALL and reserved Tor the clergy
alone, being occupied by crowd Of black souiarcs,
which shine out Tho white bands OF the raial With ap
pforr ae and picturesque eject, each cuisy staven
cour,cnance IS turned upwards toward the urea her
Washa vain md s'andcrpus insinuaicn When REV he'd
M ear as ono neighbor whispered 10 another i IN tho
Sound r'w. around the most versrnNc aud iuy pprion
2 we ud'nc~ eat two SMOOTH upcd abbts tcnrrg
We 81 luPct hkctfss tho one 20 George sand e other
10 the Pnnccse Settrrchf Tho log aud policy re.
SCI hH hff uf"mcst seais ~ all tp lis,et.rs ny ne
tsi'Isiand o tue Truths ahint % b. urrrcl ~ ne
GATOR ngi he qusricp'i Nutid no, b. bct,r - te
rvT Them on he untclicvine defenders VI rr.uanon-
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lvn City News.


named simson NJ PRErEScss-A real estate agent,
49, ~ -chols, was arrested day before yester-
chaae, n' w llinms, of the Forty-eighth precinct
MIN or mo,o .eo &c Doebceker with having defrauded
self az the e ader false pretences, by personatng him
COLLECTING va estate agent OF the complainant aud thus
tenants y sums OF money from the complanants
yo,r .he accused is held 10 await trial
cov,.l NcESDrARy CAsE-HgAvY DAMAGES RI.
bse For the past days interesting trial has
n gong on in the City Court OF Brooklyn. before
Judge Reynolds IN which Edwin Whitney is plaintiff and
John Rose defendant The suit was brought to recover
the value OF his property In Connecticut which
stroyed by the ncendary act OF the OF n defendant
lad OF some nine years OF The pian'ih keeps am
educational establishment, in Connecticut and the son of
the defendant, who wild boz. there to re-
form hia morals but on tue night OF his arrival the
schoolhouse and oebudngs dc stroyed by lire The
subsequent confession of the boy admitted that he Was
$1,000 The jury returned verdict for the plainiii for
| $1,000
| FUgERN. PROMINENT CirTzES.--The funeral OF
MIR George l. Sampson late Cashier Of the Long Island
Bank took place yesterday afternoon frsIn the First
Presby church, VI Rensen and Clinton
streets, where appropriate funeral held
The attendance OF mourners large death Of
| tins estimabie citizen regretted.
FuStRAL WILLIAM H. Russ. The funeral Of
William II. Russ, the late actor IN the Clinton street
shootng afr and who died the Brooklyn City Hos
pita on Thursday morning. took place Yesterday from
that institution There large OF respec-
table and prominent people, friends of the deceased
present mourners. Tie body, under stood, WIS
| buried IN one Of our SUBURBAN cemeteries.
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rho Mexican Question.
now 7Hb rooh Ah" lHEATEo m rnAr "Nian

AHp Ti0ur LiTTLE IsLAHD.H
From tho London Telegraph. Dec 1871
Stores arc a The 70 now-chris,runs stories told
creamtntad paper with gold edges TO H. and with
much crimson ard seen tho covers sorics an
about rrrocsccs gitnts and fairies and ng how In
that delightful ard highly desirable World OF hrton tho
Dad people always come 10 grief and tho good ones
t"mar,y aud live happy ever Afterwards" No misery
jlaeis very long in them no ugly problems lett
kOlvcd Tho last page p seal ~ being hstercd with
tafs as those OF life often, wind up with jolly
settlement % everybody add even thing Lei tho
ttilc cnes think u Is all limo enough for
ahcm 20 frd out What very different weird they
will hsve W deal with, and what agony, dcspa Q.
ard crime close tho last chapters OF many story that
on botl I'D for ~ We have liiii. story To
ss 10 the Odscrs before they settle down W their
Ch'isinM dinners With that comfortable 'et on
which rcssi bse and plum pudding n.yre, that eve J.
Wing hag gone u h SINCE Christianity came or sto,y
Dot very n for Chnssma- escept W mac the beef
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Important street improvements IN Lon-
dom.
From the London Times, Dec. III


Among the Of private bills that await tho
sidcrsiion OF the new Parliament thcro Is small per-
cenago which not brought forward Tor the purpose
of stii further emitting up Che metropolis with railways
Board o Works has taken the Held with renewed energy
Middle row, Hoborn to be removed the Burcti road,
street Hensngton, all " lie improved. Park lane
will cease 10 he standing repscaeh 90 the Board,
for IL Ia 10 be widened 90 extent hat will
not only accommodate its irsfc but make u one Of
the finest main thoroaghfarcs IN London. The new
street TO the Mansion House Vi 20 be procccded With
Two new and magnificent approaches 70 be made "
The Thames inb.nkmentone passing over the site OF
the Of the Hay market right across the rive; the
other, equally spacious rom the corner Of Wellington
street on 70 the ebankmcni al the foo. u Cecil street
mcnt stretching from Hunrerfotd 20 Waterloo bridge
Preliminary steps % be taken for embanking The
south ndc Of the Thames and on the north The cnsank
ment II TO be continued from what Is called Mr..
Cubtts roadn Mp to Chelsea
The Ora nrge system Is now complete, with The
exception Of Tho short Lima " low level sower which
10 under the Thanei cunhankmaDt AMI the Embark
went Railway; and the srsaicst aud mosi important OF
all che drainage pumping stations win be begun next
week An b, how YER al except about ono ghth OF
l0nlons refuse rs Snvcyed Ear away--a fact which
any one VITO travels ny water bstwesu BARKING aud
St1asas9 Point will discover lie great erntankment
Toe, W last progressing 1hs Foundations lard at
Wetunsts, and the granite facing Is begun Part OF
the parapc, has On lsed near Temple Gardens and all
along the line o. works between these two points the
ri ~ has been damni,d oat The siie and refs cleared
away, the concrete poured ~ and the lng up OF earth
begun.
Since the srst conception of ihis grca, work many N
proysmsass have oeen made apon 10 original dcs IN,
ARD nOnc ster Than thn.s OF IT, norshcrn approaches,
which tie Board % WORKS apply lny AHA,
mont Tor loNers 10 carry ont Tho moas iHpousn' Of
flcse s NJ alienation vhch IS 10 be ofctt u b ,hc
removal ~ no Ice brring ihsn our ~ fiitnd,
wa.roo bridges >, acc Of uuse Than fo.s huadrrd f.
VI dJ'y sIne eli 10 reclaimed from lie river ~ ths
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where he was detained until the arrival 4. ~. -
Worst who pronounced II forgery OH %. MT van
called IN ana conveyed the young man ,t ic a.
to-day. Heinrich stated that be at an examination
for 900 the latter being shor a man named stevens
for Immediate use and IN want ofthe money
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krrsafr ~ Pas fosssp CHrcK--A few minutes
before three O'Clock yesterday afternoon gsnteel
Icar w young man. giving bis name inn.es Acnrck
csiha al The Hudson County National sanf, 81 jersey
ny and presented cbes for sess rrrorirs to have
beer IL nd ~ J. Van WORT one o. tho rcctos Of thc
lais Nc T-vlor tho paying teller, AZ nuca detecting
The eIsory, ssked TIE youns mao ns0 sue bach roon
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Outwa ri Bou nd Ste q mers.

HALfrAx Jan. B, 1S66
The steamship Cuba. from Boston, arrived four A.
N. today and sailed at nalfpast Ave A. N. for Liver
pool
PORTLAND, Jan. 8, 1866
The steamship Peruvian from New York, arrived at
eight o'clock this morning. She will sail for Liverpool
On Saturday
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embansment Along this WIDE space il is intended TO
build crescent shaped OF 6ne shops with belt Of
planted in the centre OF the embankmen East OF
Waterloo bridge, 40 the foot OF Surrey street, the bank
agan dens and another space in the centre is set apart
be by trees and strawberries up the Temple
gardens Beyond this 1t agan narows, and the wide
road and footpaths Will leave little room for planting.
Almost equal in importance 10 these promised facilities
and improvements that which the Board OF Works pro
pose the widening OF Park anc IL proposed to take
down the whole block Of buildings from Glocestcr House.
the residence OF the Duke Of Cambridge, up TO No
Park lane, front OF Hodeness House. and put back
the ratings OF the private garden ground which adjons
the park some twenty-five feet up 20 near Grosyenor
gate. This will give 10 Park lane uniform width Of
seventy feet he width Of Cannon streetfrom Pccady
up 10 close upon Grosvenor street or COURSE the Board
OF Works hope that this improvement viii not be allowed
stop short at this point but the rest OF the land
loft is Hyde Park special dspensaton must be given
by Parliament to enable them touch IT, That they may
OBTAIN this permission is most earnestly to be wished
The encroachment the Park Is not worth mentioning;
for from Grosvenor gate the lane already wide that
putting back the park ratings twenty-five feet
would rive the whole road width Of seventy feet from
Piccadliy 10 the Marble arch
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Chess Tournament.

The members Of .be New York Chess Club her
aided the advent OF new year by the organization OF
grand chess tournament open to all members and
bracng three several oasslcations for players Of
degrees Of force The lists having been made n ana lois
east for the pairing OF players in tho FIRST rouDdthe fol
lowns are the names Of the coInbatanis:--
First Class-Mr Worrali DR.. Barnett Stanley ".
Captain Mckenzie Thompson vs. Zercea; Belrlier VI.
johnson.
Second Cass--Gcncral dc Tfobrland ". Dl; Graves
v. Martinez; Graham VI. Dr. Ward.
Third 'iass--NE. Arret,a VS.. Dr. Gilbert; shutz vs..
Young
According 10 the terms OF the ,ournay the loser Of two
games 10 any antagonist will be considered kog dc
c0tat and the winner sill bc again paired OIL until but
one player remains in each class A. THIS crisis some.
arrangement about giving ''odds' will be arrived by
the committee and the Ia in The field shall be declared
the victor.
The main feature IN the coming tournament will be the
match between Captain Mckenzie and Mr. Stanley, which
will ho commenced the Club rooms UnVersg Build
ing, Monday next, at TWO Z. d.
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N0n.Arrivai "a tine GsSss-. sns Nora.
Wan.
HALIFAX, Jan. Sam
There are no signs Of the steamship Canada, from
Liverpool December 70, now due st this port The
weather IL 6ne.
PORTLAND Jan S-Midnght
There still signs Of the Morsvan, fully due
from LIVERPOOL
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Foreign News Items.


Berlin in the person Of Herr kdolph Markwald who has
just received his ezequduy.
Six cholera cases. all enxing in DEATH have been off,
cally recorded at 81 Petersburg Hospitals have been
prepared for the reception Of the terrible guest and rules
OF diet officially published In the papers. There is
universal in Russia and reduced TO seven and in some
exceptional CAFES even to three years.
The QneeN Of Spain said to be improving in health,
and it is probable she will open the COrtes ID person.
Three prominent Englishmen-Lord A.. Hervey the
Hon Mr. Strut and Mr.. Correhave been seized by bri
Rands in Greece One thousand pounds ransom each
demanded and the brignds allowed Lord A. Hcrvey
and Mr. Strut 20 liberty TO look after the money,
while Mr. C0rre was held hostage for its payment
Letters Just received from Naples speak of daily Carl
baldan enromcnts for Rome nder the preeyt Of Next
and lreand which take place in the Garibdan cafes
of the Toledo. The despatched in conveys of
twenty-five, eighteen or fifteen to the Of the
Terra di Lavoro Abruzzo and Avelno there to wait for
orders.
The marriage of the Princess Helena of England and
Prince Christian OF Augustenburg il Is expected will take
place in the summer Of this year.
Lord Granville who did not succeed Lord Palmerston
in The Premiership succeeds i'm as Lord Warden the
Cirque Ports II is very lucrative Office, comforting
upon the holder other substantial advantage than the
right TO live in Wamer Castle; but Is very honorable
one and held by the Marquis Of Dalhousie and the
Duke of Wellington in immediate priority TO Lord Pal
merson The Mastershp Of the Trinity House-an even
more purely honorary ocewill be offered 10 the Prince
OF Wales
Three Italian journals have ceased TO appear, viz
The Unitd ItdtdnG OF Milan and the Avoenire and the
Zenzerc, Florence.
man has died in London from ''back fever" caused
by inhalng the vapor from gssworks refuse floating
down the Regents canal.
in the park Of Compisgne, and killed i've rabbits and
four pheasapts.