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[PUBLIC-No. g.

Nm ACT 20 prevent frauds IN the COLLECTION OF
the tax on distilled spirits
Be II enacted BY the Senate and House or Rspre-
ssRtattreS Of the United States of AB,ericd in Con-
gr,sS assembled, That from and after the passage
of this act no distilled spirits shall be with
drawn or removed from any warehouse for the
purpose of transportation. redistillation, recti.
fcaton, change of package, expectation, for
any other purpose whatever, until the full tax
on such spirits shall have been duly paid to
the collector of the proper district. And all
acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the
provisions OF this act be, and they are hereby
repealed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

NITRO LNCEEINF.-Mr, Noble. the intro
nuc'r of the nitro -glvceIne, has writt..n a
communication 10 the London Tins. in which
DE- takes the ground that n u. in r-alitV as
saie "a si"ain aud gunpowder. and thai th.
accidents " hlrh have - far been occasiou.d
10y ~ ale dt" TO the same carelp> >snsS and itn-
proper management " Inch lead 10 th. ..Nplo-
sion OF boll'Ts and powder mills. lie CLAIMS
Iiai ~ nts br''n manufactured ln live factories
lor eleven N'Tir- collectively, with but ON. .N-
rio>l' a, and that ight one that fifV thousand
M"rhmrn irom personal experience can attest
uial IL J. hol dangerous a. ~ l. popularity sun
po>'d 10 DE-: aud thar i'm the Inilss of Clausthaf
alone twenty thousand bOres have BEEN
charged with %. and with hard tamping. too.
Win but two slight accidents. To show with
v hat inpunIiN IL NAV be- handled. "A. mentions
case IN which Jumps OF u ia a CONCEALED form
nav" crushed aud hammered v lthout it, eNpln-
ding; aiid he aNers that. AZ his printed instruc-
lions are followed. the cans containing N fnay
pr ir;inS Spori'd- and in tact. have bee--n trans
ported hv the thousands. over railroads yyirb-
out causing the beast damages
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

No RATs.-The Cheyenne Leader having
asserted that Cheyenne, city of seven thous-
ana lhhabltahts, was probably the only city in
the world free from rats. the Salt Lake News
replies that Salt Lake city is twice as large as
Cheyenne, and twenty times as old, yet there
are no rats there either.
These are curious facts. CHEYENNE. however.
has still the advantage Of Salt Lake, since il is
MOI only free from rats, but also from Mormons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

AFFAIEs IN 1.OUNDON COUNTY. VA-The
L-.sturg RnTOT of yesterday SAYS:
We would again remind our readers OF the
meeting 10 be held in Lresbnrg on Monday
next, (hrst day Of Circuit Court,) for the pur-
pose of efiecting a county organization under
tn" plan proposed by the late Conservative
State Con Nentiun.
Chas H. Lee. agent for q. Lnrsnpr. last week
sold 10 DE Wit {. Calender. of Pennsy ylyania.
tilai hne estate lying the Potomac river.
about Three and a-half miles from Lcesbury.
known as s1ioshen,'' containing about 800
acres. for SlG.0lA.
+. r. Nansickler has been appointed post
master ai Mt. Gilead, in this county, vice Geo
X. Elgin. resigned.
W. harrison and p. Il. Noland. commissions
els III the case of Shrvock W.. Shryock, sold
iracl OF III acres OF land lying near Gum Spring.
1or Sl6.'5 per acre. Richard Y. Moran, pur-
chaser. j. L. Rinker. auctioneer.
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THE sTANTON-JOHNSON DIFFICULTY
Interview Between Gems. Grant and Sher-
man and the Prrsident-Effort. TO Patch
up a Peace.

ma N and the ePrPsident-Efforts to Pate b
up q Peace.
Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
NEW YORK, Jan. i6.-The World of this
morning has the following in its Washington
kilograms:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-Generals Grant and
She called On the President to-day, and
made some overtUres towards patching up
peace. Gen. Grant explained more at length
than he did yesterday, but still rather vaguely,
why he did not call on the president Monday,
as agreed. After reviewing in quite a lengthy
conversation the whole aspect OF affairs, the
two Generals asked the President If he
had anything TO suggest. He had not
Then-and let il be understood this is not stated
by the President, but by undoubted authority
-Generals Grant and Sherman suggested that
stanton should Resign, and said to Mr. johnson
That they were TO have an interview with STAN
ton, end would so advise him. They did sub
sequently have an interview with the nominal
Secretary of War, the result of which has not
Tanspired. Stanton was at the War Depart
ment at 9 O'Clock this morning issued orders,
and was recognized as Secretary by Adjutaut
General Townsend, and all the officials OF the
War Department.
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pproyed, December 2O, 1eG7.
TPUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No.

q
Jail III the District of Columbia
Resoired by the Senate and House Of Represcnta-
tires ot The Tinted States Of Americd in CONGRESS
assembled. That the Secretary of the Interior be-
and hereby Is. directed and required to suspend
for the period of forty days from the passage of
erected in the District of Columbia under the
act OF Congress approved July twenty-five.
eighteen hundred and sixty six, and the amend
ment thereto, approved March second, eighteen
hundred and sixtyseyen; and that the Treasu.
rer of the United States be directed to withhold
for the period aforesaid the payment of any
money appropriated for the erection of said iaiI
Approved, January II, ls6s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
approved January IL. 1868.
IPrBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. IL

JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the printing
of the Report of the Postmaster General.
b. 1t resoired by tts Senate and Hous, of Repre-
sSHtdtires IF the tEited States of -4msrica in Con-
1rsss assembled. I hat hereafter il shall be tn,
duty of the Congressional Printer TO cause to
be printed and bound three thousand copies OF
the Report of the Postmaster General, instead
of twenty We hundred copies, provided by
the act approved July twenty eyenth, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-six, and that so much
of that act a. conflicts with the above proyi-
sion be, and is hereby, repealed; and this reso-
luton shall apply 10 the report for the present
year.
Approved. December 2U. 1867
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

fFParis modistes tell us that the newest
winter bonnets are all exceedingly small. but
they do not look as though they were fatiened
To the top of the head, which effect the summer
and autumn bonnets gave. The newest forms
are certainly more raised from the forehead, by
means OF high bandeaux, or wide ruehes. or
wreaths OF flowers. and they are more becom-
ing than when the front OF the bonnet rested
fiat on the forehead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

I'M WORKING PEoPLE-It IL stated that
LILO ol'"ritIiNts have been thrown out of en-
ploylnent IN New York by the closing of a car
pet factory. The wages were reduced ten Der
csnI-- the operatives refused TO accede 20 th.
reduction, and 20 the factory was closed tn.
mule spInn-rs OF Fall River have ISSUED a cir
Cuiaf 10 ihe agents of manufactures. rrinonS-
trating against the twelve per cent. reduction
oi wages recently made there. on the ground
tlat proNislons and rents are higher now than
ih.A ~er. Two years ago. ID H. reported thar.
MhllNt 81 y {; "a" thai many thousand SorkInen
VA the leading American CITIES are without en-
pioN m"nI. the d-stltuiion hich results bars
no comparison 70 that of London and Paris A
taris coI spondent saYs that scarcity OF work
anu c''ssiNe dcarne>s of provisions have more.
ihan doubled the numbsr OF poor this year. but
n D. from London that the cry of poy..rty
comes Nith most diStinctnpSs. philanfhrop-
&c phA sician of that city reports that .hundrads
oI persons aI- qui"tlv and calmly diving by
iche>-' Ia single street oI i55 houses thsr..
Mer" found TO b" upwards OF 100 sick p-rson~
4 b' origin OF The sickness and increased NOR
tailty l. th| abSolute want of the necaSsari.- of
liie. food and ciothing. The committee raised
ia Lihcashlrr, England, during the cotton farn-
me nave decided 70 divide the surplus fund
nmaining m their hands. amounting 10 nearly
SdtW- iai~able among a given number of th,.
principal towns IN l.ancashir-. in which tl.
famine " ~ most severely experienced. 10 aid
public lniirnaries and dsp.nsaries taking
population a. the basi> Of IA" spportionm4nt.
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FIR r.

FONDA. N u, May I6.-Another fire occurr.,
AT Johnstown last night, which destroyed IN.
Johnson House, and the house and barn at
tached Five horses persisted, and the court
house was several times on fire, hut was saved
The fire was the work of an incendiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. Mn
The Marlboro Gazette says:
The case OF Joshua &. Higgins and Others vs.
ii. l.. Carlton and George b. Scaggs: aDpeal
from the circuit court on the will of the Iafe
John Higgins. of Prince Georges county was
commenced Monday by Thomas f. Bowie
and Daniel Clarke for the appellants
jos. i. Roberts, ir.. Esq. as trustee sold on
Thursday last the brick house i'm thi. village
belonging 10 the estate of the late Mary T. Sans
bury, for the sum of S2,J00. A. H. Iamt,ert
Esq, as the purchaser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
December "a, 1861.
TPUBLIC-No. 81

TtbLiS-No
AN ACT to provide for the changing of names
of persons in the District of Columbia.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House of Repre-
Sehtdtirss of the United states of AmericG, in Con-
eress assembled, That Samuel Chase Barney,
Jr., OF the District of Columbia, be, and he is
hereby authorized TO change his name to
Samuel Chase De Kraft. and that this act shall
take effect from December first, eighteen hun
dred and sxty-seven-
SIC. ?. And BE- IL further enacted, That any
person being a resident of the District of Col
umbia, being desirons to have his or her name
changed may file n petition i'm the Supreme
Court Of the said District OF Columbia, setting
forth therein the reasons therefor and also the
name desired 10 be assumed; notice of the filing
OF such petition containing the substance and
prayer thereof shall be published for three con-
secutive weeks in some newspaper in general
circulation published in said District, prior to
the hearing of said petition. The said Supreme
Court or the justice holding the civil term
thereof, on proof of such notice, and upon such
showing as may he deemed satisfactory, NAV
change the name of such applicant according
10 the PRAYER of such petition.
Approved, December ~, 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
AFFAIRS GEORGIA,
Removal OF GOV. Jrnkins-The Couven
tiON. Ac.

tiOn. Ac.
Especial Dispatch To the StarI
NEW York. Jan. i6-The World has the fol-
lowing. dated Atlanta. yesterday: ..Cioveruor
Jenkins leaves Milledgeyille for his home al
Augusta tomorrow. Judge Black is 10 aryu.
the quo warranIo application which At IL re-
ported has feen made. There is eNcrIieur an
thorlty Tor saying that Grant knew and an
proved of the lat removals Extreme Radical,
and negroes in the Convention are demandinp
social equality in the Constitution a. AN euuiya.
lcnt Tor support of relief meas sures
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- Virginia city. in Nevada. is meeti,~ ~;

/" Virginia city, in Nevada. is meeting with
a misfortune not common TO American citi..
The announcement is made that in alI prah,
bility il will soon BE- swallowed up by the set
Ting Of the houses into the worked ont n,ia;,,
drifts, which were not properly secured nv ti,s
miners. Long cuts are exposed in m. srr...,S
frame houses are twisted about in every AIR..
ton, and brick buildings are toppling oyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

PrGIIIsTiC.--The New York papers contain
the particulars of the excitement produced nv
me appearance OF sam Coliyer in that city.
New York. including Mike McCooI, Joe CO.
burn. Jim Elliott and Barney Aaron. were
presenI on Monday night at Tony Pastors TO
see the light weight champion sling the Indian
clubs. Ii was mentioned that Coiiyer had ac.
copied Abe Hicken's challenge 10 fight him on
his (Collyer's) own conditions. The match if
u goes on, will create great excitement in
snoring circles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
THE REVOLUTION IN VENEZUEL,.
lSpecInl Disnafch 10 the Srarl

HAVANA. Jan. I6.-The Caracas National
Guard, AT last accounts. was moving i'm two
columns on Tuy and Aragua. to suppress IN.
factions in those quarters. German eurra.
Yer, named Muller, made the iron breastplales
mar We're TO be used by conspiritors who m.,di
tated the assassination of President Falcon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

plough invented in that city: ..The front is
fastened together with hinges and the two
sides are kept apart by plank stays, fastened to
me machine ana tapped tocPther in the centre.
These planks are fastened together by screws
and the machine can be made narrow or wide at
plsasurs by simply changing the screws and
sliding the s.aysr
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CAUTION.

Eoasaud's German Remedie. s~e eountsrssi,.,
See that the signature IF e. ". JACKSON - ON
The wrapper Of each bottle AL others are coun,
tsrfeit.
Principal Office and Manufsctor at the carmsn
M.dicin- Store, No 63i ARCH STREET. Phiia
dslbhis, Pa.
CHARLES n. EVANS. Proprietor.
Formerly @. M. JACKSON q co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
DISCHARGES FROM PHILADELPuI 4
NAVY YARD.
i Dispatch to the Saul

PHILApELPHIA, Jan iG.-SeveraI hundred
workmen have been discharged from the Navy
Yard within the past few weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

IIME JIi'E FoI MERrHANT SHIPS S-By ,iIe
new n''l chant shipping act all English mrr-
chant Shlls- from the lst Cay Of January. .r.
nquir"d Ia carry lime -iuice among their s,o-eS
10 b" S-rNod out daily % their crews The
luIc" J. Ia be mixed with IS pr cent OF rum 10
preserve n ~ b. insp'cts'd. fortified aud .a-tt-
fed 10 the satisfaction olf't.. Roarg OF Tr,a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
OHIO.
Democratic Caucus Removal aud An
PoIntment-EX.GOver Cox. Ac.
fSpecial Dispatch 10 The Star

CINCINNATI, Jan. i6.-There has been a ,-iu-
Gus OF Democratic managers, at Columbus, to
Il. wise ways and means for securing a redi.-
triciing OF tn. State in the interests of the d.
mocracy.
William Henry Smith. Secretary Of STATE.
has resigned, and the Governor has appointed
John Russell, laie chief clerk i'm thar ofic,, 10
succeed him.
EN-Governor Cox intends TO remove 70 thi,
CITY and practice law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

A''''iaHt Editor Christian Chrosiels. PaiIa
Il haN- derived decided oensnt from the usa n
a"0nsLo herman Bltt-rs. ami feel liz ms priyi :
lekc 10 recoinnieni them a mos. yaluAb bic tonic
to AL no are suffering from general debility or
nom eIseSses arising from derangement Of the
hNeT Yours truly.
e.. D. FENDALL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDRE,

Are made strong By the nse of either of these rem
ec1es- They viii cure every case of MARASMUS
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have Accumulated in
TIE hancs OF the proprietor. but space will allow
OF the pubhcaton OF hut few Those, il will be
Obseryed, of note and of such ,taDding th,,
they mUst lie believed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
JAMES THOMPSON -


PGsi0T Of the Tehih BGPfid Charch, Phiiad.Ipain
d. JdSkSoa-Desr Sir have been freauently
requested 60 connect my name 18th recomTne euda-
sons of Iii rerent kinds of medicines, but re
the practice cut o. my aIpro pirate sphere
have in all cases declined but with a clear r. oof
IN various instances. and particularly in my own
isnaiy. OF the usefulness OF DR.. Hoorand's German
bitters. depart for once from riy usual course
10 express my full conviction that for gsasyaI de-
etiffg a "a, System, and eSpertciy for LJrsr Com
pfat8f, 81 - sats GEf rdigGbIs pr,p1rafioa In
son.e cases IL may fail; but usually doubt not IL
VII o. very benencial TO those who suffer from
the abOye causes
Yours, very respectfullv,
j. ID. kENNARD
Eighth, below Coates .trret
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
lPUBLIc REsoLUTION-No. 81
RESOLUTION for the appointment of Regent

REsoLU TIoS for the appointment of Regents
of the Smithsonian Institution.
R'sofrcd tg The Sendte Uad HO,tse Of Representa-
tires az the United St0teS Of 4msricd IN C0aGrsSs
assembled That the vacancies in the Board of
Regents of the Smithsonian Institution of the
class ''other than members of Congress he
filled by the appointment of Theodore ID. w ool-
Sty of Connecticut. William II. Astor of New
York. John Maclean of New Jersey, and Peter
Parker. of the city of Washington.
Approved, January IL. 1-es
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OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at Second Session Of Fortieth Congress
OFFICIAL.
[PUBLIC-NO. III

(PUBLIC-No.
AN ACT granting n certain right of way to
the Hudson River West Shore Railroad Com
pany-
BE II esdcted by tie Senate and Hesse Of Repre-
Sentoti-.s Of tas Iaited states Of Assericd in Com
Gress osssablsd, That the consent of the United
States is hereby given to the Hudson River
W'st Shore Railroad Company to locate, con-
strUct and operate its railroad on the shore
line across the property belonging to the Gov
ernnrnt At West Point in the State of New
York, upon such location and under such regu-
lations rs shall be approved by the Secretary of
War.
ADDIoypd, December IA 1861
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NOTICE.

10 IL well establish fast that full one half of
the female portion Of our poyu alton are seldom in
the ENJOY Mt of good ealth or to use their own
expression, never feel well - They are Ianguid
devoid OF al energy, extremely nervous and have
DO appetite.
To this class of persons the BITTERS or the
TONIC, Is especially recommend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
DEBILITY,

RtSEitisg from any Cause rhatsrsr: Prostrasioa
th> System. fRdHcsd by SrreYe Labor Hand
SatPS- Exposure, FsrsTS, fe.
There l. no medicine extant equal TO these rem
ecies IN such cases A tone and yigor is impaired
To th" whole stem, the appetite is strengthened
food ls enjoyed. the stomach dige-ts promptly the
blood - purified. the COM EXON becomes sound
and healthy, the yellow tinRe Is eradicated from
the eyes. a bloom l. given TO the cheeks and the
weak and nervous invalid becomes a strong and
healthy heinz - 80
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TESTINONlALS.
Ron. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

tkt0 JsSt,es of tss SEP1.UI, CoKrf Of Pa Icrj'sS:
Pills DEL PEIA, March l.. IS7
Il find 'Hoonand's German Bitters' is A good
tonic. useful Ia diseases OF the digestive organs
abd Of great beDent IN Of debility and want of
nervous setion ia the system. Yours truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

~PaTis grew. many people will be glad 10
h'nr. is said 10 te perfect ex;erminator Of
cocL. cbes.
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RON. JAMES THOMPSON.

ysGgs of iAs SaPT,DIs COf,rt Of PeaasyIranfn
PHiLADELPHIA. April 2s lsj5
81 consider 'Huofand- German Bitters' a rafno.
BE DssdtrtHs in cases d attacks of Indi ge-ton or
uyspep-ls- can certify this from nav exp.Tiencr
Of u. GOurs, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON
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PERSONS ADVANCED LIFE.

And feeling the hand of time weighing heavily
them with all its attendant Ills will find in
the use OF this blTTERS. or the TONIC, an elixir
that will instil life into their veins restore in
q measure the energy and ardOr of more youthful
days, build mp their shrunken FORMS, and give
bealth and happiness to their remaining years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16
HOOFLAEDs GERMAN BITTEgs,
BoOFLANDs GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DIR. c. NJ, JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

Twenty two years since they were first intro
duced into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefited suffering humanity TO A
greater extent, than any other remedies known to
The public.
These remedies viii efectually cure Liver Com
paint. Jsundice, Dy spe psia. Chronic or Nervous
Dshtlty. Chronic DiarrhOea. Disease of the Kid
ney-. and all diseases arising from DisOrdered
Liver. stomach, or Int stines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

GIN. GRANT was on the floor of the House
Tor IA considerable time To-day. and was in con-
Nersation with Gen Gai field ana Others,
1NTEENAL REvENrE.-The receipts from his
source to-day Were Sc}j5,4l1+2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-16

PRICE FOR MAILING:-Three months, One
one year, F,re DnIlars. No papers are sent from
The Office longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-published on Friday
moTning-Ows Dollar Gad a Half Year.
HooFLAND,s GERMAN BIrrERs
BeoFLAND,s GERMAN TONIC.
TBs GREAT REMEDIES FOR ALL DISEASES
kIyER, STOMACH, OR DIGESTIVE ORGANS
BOoFLAND'S GERMAN BTTTERs
,Sonpo.ed ofthe pure mice: 9r, ss they are med
BsTss, making pIeosIaton ,ss,v ,dest,a,ad and
kbo eeairey res from alcoholic atnsixtHre Of osy
HOOFLANDs GERMAN TONIC
Is combination of Gil the ingredients of the Bit
Orsnse &c, making one of the most pleasant and
ssr~~stle remedies ever offered to the public.
Iso-e preferrine Medicine free from Alcoholic
adEsxture, will use
HeoFLANps GERMAN BIrrERs.
Iho.s who have no Obiection to the combination
q the Bitters, as stated. will use
HOOFLANDs GERMAN TONIC.
They are both equally good, and contain the
icing ~ers matter Of taste, the Tonic being the
Dost palatable.
The stomach, from q variety of canses, such as
Is very apt TO have its functions defanHsS tn,
Liver, sy mpsthiking closely it does with the
10 that the patient suffers from several or more
Of tbe following diseases
CosHiPafics, F7atKlenos, arard Piles,
FSlsesS Of BloOd TO the Head, 4-idity
C the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
ksys, DtSEus; for Food, Fu!xess
Wsixht IN Hs S,oplacA,
Sour ErKetafioHs, Sink-
FHtferins a; the Pit
Of The Stomach, Striufmins Of
fAs Head, HRIrisd or Dikeult
Bysothins, F7MteTiHg a, hs Heart,
ChcsiRE or SRmcaiiHz Sensations lrhea
"a LytHE Posture, DimaeSs Of Vision,
DotS Webs before the Sight,
DslI Pam ia the Head. DIT
eitacy Of Psrspiration, Ysl-
totcasss Of the Skin and
Eyes, Pdia IN tas side,
BGck. ChsN, Limbs, ETC., Ssd-
dea Flashes Of Heat, Burning in
fAs Flesh, Cosstant Lnagininss Of
Erii. and Great Depression of Spirits.
The sufferer from these diseases should exercise
The greatest caution In the selection of a remedy
Tor his case. purchasing only that which he s as
sured from his investigations and inquiries DOS
eesses true merit is skiifuly cOmpou nded Is free
nom injurious Ingredient and has established for
itself a reputation for the cure of these Diseases
In this coDDection We would submit those we'll
Known remedies
HOOFLAEDs GERMAN BITTERs,
BoOFLANDs GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DR.. G. NJ. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Twenty two years since they were first intro
6ueed into this country from Germany, during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefited suffering humanity to a
greater extent, than any other remedies known to
The public.
These remedies will effectually cure Liver Com
Eiaint. Jaundics, Dy spe psia. Chronic or Nervous
Dsatiity. Chronic DIarrhCea. Disease of the Kid
DeJ-. and all diseases arieing from q Disordered
Liver. Stomach, or Int .tnes.