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Ho0fland's German Tonic
DEBILlTY

DEBILITY,
Il,r, "a no raedieine eqtdl TO Hoofanfs Germas
Btliers or Tonic IN = cases eJ Debility.
Ihsy inpaTs tone " land rt0or 70 Ae soAos
syssSs. rfreu0theu Ese appehle, casss
a.. .aiovmeal or the food enable 1se s,0-
mach 70 digest q, purify 1ae blood gre good sotnd
kealIhy eOHpxOR eradicate the ycii0p tinge from ne
eve isspars bloom The eAeeks aad change s patisa
iron. short breaIhed smaeiatcd toeak, and n<rvoss
inraIid 70 Jslll: faced soHi and r'gerous PsTson
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the Bitters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medi-
eines. They can be administered with
perfect safety TO child three months
Of ninety.
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Which We believe to be unsurpassed In
the market fot qsAl " or ehsspnsss.
October ., 1855. = ~ f-.e.l
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orders promptly filled f. ON the best assert
Gent Of Drugs. Chemicals, Fluid Extracts
ETC., Ia the country. and al prices that vii
suit the ciuse-t of buyers.
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From RashInrtnn.

WAsaIEaToN. Jan. 2l.-Gen. Ord has
left for California.
The Commerce Committee have
agreed on the House bill prohibiting
the contraction of the currency with
the promise that notes shall replace
those destroyed or mutilated.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., Jan. 22.-John
p. Hale has rendered his resignation as
Minister at the court of Madrid and a
new appointment will soon be made.
Gen. Banks. chairman of the House
Committee on Foreign Affairs, is pre-
paring n report and hill relatInr, To tho
arrest and imprisonment of American
citizens abroad. The report will EN-.
brace full details of the arrests recently
made by the British authorities. The
Committee will meet to morrow, when
the report and bill will be laid before
them, and should action be taken Gen,
Banks will bring the matter before the
House Tomorrow.
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BY THE CUBAN CABLE
Advlces to the End of january

HAVANA, Jan. 2l.-The war steamer
Chorusua sailed to-day for Carthegenia,
to effect the release of the Ulloa.
Advices from Jamaica, of the 18th,
report that the additional tax on houses
had been levied. the proceeds to be
used foR the benefit of the poor. Some
houses In Lansquereth had been de-
stroyed by incendiary fires.
By instructions from Spain, newspa-
pers have been prohibited in all the
colleges on the Island.
There werevague reports that twenty
thousand muskets have been recently
sent from Havana to Yucatan, and that
an expedition is ready to start for
Sisal at an hours notice.
Intelligence from the City of Mexico
to 11th inst. have been received. The
government supports project t o buy
"a frigates, each State purchasing one.
A quadruple alliance has been
concluded between Mexico, Peru and
Chilli and Bolivia.
Juarez gave banquet to the Boliv-
ian Minister.
Kidnapping operations are increasing
in number. Senior Alvarez, Of Movelia,
has been seized by the robbers and
Obliged to pay ransom OF $4,000.
Congress has declared Yucatan in 8
state OF seige. Campatchy and Tobagc
each supply 500 militia to put down
the rebellion.
The executives are to appropriateSl00O
monthly to defray the expenses of the
campaign, the appropriations to cease
by April. Porfisco Diaz will encamr
with the remainder of his troops, aftel
the expedition has sailed for Yucatan
The State Legislature of Puebla has
abolished bull fights.
General Paren has been made Pro
visional Governor of TamauIipas.
The moment Escobedo heard of the
rebellion in Yucatan, he threw 1,OOl
infantry, fully supplied, into Tam
pico.
Asteamer with troops was ready t.
leave Vera Cruz for Yucatan.
Guadalsjaria was opening Lake Chap
ala to navigation.
HAVANA, Jan. pa telegraph,
dispatch dated city of Mexico, January
18th, says: President Juarez has ten
dered.to Senior Romero the position il
his cabinet as Minister of Finance
There is no doubt that Senior Romer,
will accept the Office, but before enter
ing upon his duties he will probabl!
return to Washington for a short time
Gov. Auza has been appointed Minis
ter of the Interior.
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From 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 22.-The exhibits of
five street railroad companies, in this
city for the past year, show a loss of
over seventy-five thousand dollars.
Only one road in the city has made
money, and that only twelve hundred
dollars. An appeal will be made to
the Legislature for authority to raise
the fare from five to six cents.
All parties engaged in the prize fight
on Sunday last, in which Thomas No
Cam was killed, who have been ar
rested, have been sent 70 the Belleville
Jail, to be held for examination and ac-
ton OF the Grand Jury.
A man named Joseph Beher was ar
rested at Memphis yesterday, for OBJ.
tanning $4,000 worth of goods under
false pretense from r. L. Lacroix, OF
this city.
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at close, at s4as41<c. oats-Dull at 5o1<
a593<c. Rye-Nominal, at 81 52a1 81.
Barley-Held at 81 so.
PRovBIoNs-Pork- and low
er; small sales at $40 20; generally held
at $50 90, without buyers. Lard-Dull
at 1910. Green Meats-HeRvy; 10kG
1910 for hams; 61<a69<c for shoulders.
Sc. Louis.
JANUARY 22.-FLoUR-Unchan
GRAIN-Wheat-Litt more inquiry,
but no change in price. Corn-Un-
changed at S9a90c. oats-DulI at STA
Zoe. Rye-Unchanged Barley-Uu-
changed.
PRoVIsIoNs-Nomina
Hoos-No buyers for packingi butch
ers pay S6a7 90.
JANUARY 22.-F1ouR-Unchan
GRAIN-Wheat-Unc Corn
81 10 for new on track, and 81 II for old
in store; market very dull.
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ReIease % George FraneI. TrnIn.

NEW York, Jan. GA Herald
special dated London, January 81, says,
Train has been released by the Cork
authorities. The causes leading to the
arrest were these: An Englishman
named Gee, passenger with Mr.. Train,
Informed the officer on the tug which
boarded the Scotia at Queenstown that
he had said he came TO Ireland to or
ganiZe the Fenians and commence the
tight. Train was arrested upon this
Information. Gee denied giving such
information when before court. Con.
sui Eastman, at Queenstown, was ex.
ceedingly active in Mr.. Trains behalf
Minister Adams saw. at once, Lore
Stanley, who ordered the release o
MIR. Train, and stated that the local au'
thorities were solely responsible.
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdviOss to the 22nd Of January.

LONDON, Jan. 22.-The report which
was extensively circulated that the
Prussian Government was sending
troops to the southern frontier is I'M
true. That Government in an official
note has denied the rumor.
LONDON, Jan. 22.-The discussion OF
the Alabama claims has recently
been revived in. the English journals.
Lord Hobart has written wo.able let
ters to the Times in which he sustains
the position taken by the American
Government on the subject.
The celebrated orator. Hlstoricus, in
communication, and the London
Times, editorially, replies to Lord
Hobart's arguments. The tone Of
these replies moderate aud concilia-
tory.
LONDON, January 22.-Adylces from
China state the market dull. Tea ex-
ports to the LIST inst. one hundred mil.
lion pounds.
Consols s2s<ae21E for money; e216 for
account. United States securities
steady; Illinois Central advanced u.
LATER-1:2o p. M.-Consols s2X for
money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 22-11:I5 A. h.-Cot-
ton dull and easier; quotations I'M
changed. Breadstuffs quiet. New
pork 7ss Cd.
LATER-1:2o P. M.-Cotton steady and
rather more doing; sales reach 12,OOC
bales; uplands 7ssa77<d on the spot
71Sa71<d 70 arrive. Breadstuhs quiet
New pork firm at 74s.
PARIS, Jan. 22-11:15 A. M.-Bourse
firmer. Rentes higher.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 22--11:15A. NUS
Bonds 70.
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ROCHESTER,, N. Y, January 22.-The
Common Council last night unani-
mously adopted a resolution indicating
its purpose to largely increase the local
taxation upon the property OF the Cen
nances' relating to running trains
across the city. 1t is estimated that
by this action the taxes may be in
creased $50, 900 or $40, per annum.
Owing to the peculiar location of the
tracks, compliance with the ordi-
nance will greatly embarrass the COM
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Rrnnn RInhn,nnh

RICHMOND, VA, Jan. 22.-The Con.
Vention to-day adopted the proposed
article in the bill Of rights declaring
Virginia co-equAl with other States.
Bishop McIlvaine made a brief ad
dress to the Convention.
General Grant leaves for Washing
ton tomorrow.
General Schofeld gives an entertain
ment tonight to the Peabody educa
ton fund trustees.
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WORCESTER, Mass, Jan. 2l.-The
New England Manufacturers Conven-
ton to be held here tomorrow,
promises to be an important gathering.
The storm delays the arrival OF dele
gates, but enough are here to indicate
a general representation of all branches
of manufactures of general interest.
Quite a spirited consultation was held
this evening, but no definite action was
resolved upon. The Convention meets
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The steamer
South America, from Rio Janerio. with
dates to Dec. 26th, arrived to-day with
news from the seat of war at Sanity.
Two raids were made by the Allies
and 5000 cattle and some horses were
captured, butino partiesiof Paraguayans
were encountered.
An expedition was preparing in the
allied camp to capture the fortified
Paraguayan posts whenever the sup
plies had passed over to Chaco and
held by them.
Deserters reported that Lopez had
5000 men at work making a road
through Ghaco, and that his plan was
70 leave Humtta Rarrisoned with two
or three hundred men and transfer the
the remainder to the above mentioned
place, there to make head
way in strong position. In the mean
time to continue the construction of
astrong inner defensive line and had
organized force of 1000 cavalry,
which came outside of the trenches,
but kept within assistance OF the can
non OF the fortress.
The river batteries of the Humatki
appeared to be crumbling away under
the continuous fire of the iron clads.
A report says an expedition of 500
allied cavalry is being prepared to &c
to Assertion.
The cholera has almost entirely dis.
appeared from the allied army and
fleets.
A considerable band OF runaway
slaves were attacked in the forests Of
the province of Peru by wild Indians
and all but five were killed,
A collection of lbs fish were made in
the Province of Gozaz for Professor
Agassiz.
The cholera at Buenos Ayres is kill
| ing from 80 to 40 per dav Great mum.
beers are fleeing to the country, and
trade is stagnant.
The banks of Uruguay are allowed tC
suspend specie payments till the end
OF May causing paralyzation Of bust
ness.
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The unsolicited Recommendation we re-
ceIve from all parts OF the globe prove them
to be Just exactly what We claim
They are purely Vegetable;
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They will cure DIRpepFtd:
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They tUfu cure Jdit1dfce;
They tIiu cure Sea Sickness:
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They tViH create a healthy Appetite;
IheV contain no P0iSonotLS Drug
They IUiu T1ut0Ordte the SyStem Of INDICATION
and moderately increase the Temperature of
the body; and the force OF the circulation,
acting, in fact as general corrobOrant ofthe
system..
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WORCESTER, Jan. 22.-The Conven-
ton of the Manufacturers of New
England assembled to-day and organ
ganized by choosing Hon. VIM. Gray,
Of Boston, President, and so or more
Vice Presidents. The morning session
was occupied In appointing committees
and listening to the Presidents speech
which was we'll received. The attend
ance was very large.
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1880 prizes, amounting to eaao,a6o
TIekets sI2, Have So, Quarter. g.

bEThs above Magnificent sinRIe-H Number
Lottery will be drawn IN PUBLIC, in CoVIk6-
TON. KY, By three SWORN CoNI[ !ssION ERs.
at ONE O'Clock p. m, at the corner OF FIFTH
AND hAnLsoS STS. The Kentucky LottOIIeG
are no Gin Enterprise, but feEpOn Iols
Money Lotteries, that have been conducted
for the past thirty years, and are drawn un-
der the authority ola charter from the ElafA,
and 6onda are given TO Insure the payment
will be Published In the New York Herald,
Cincinnati Daily Commercial, and Cincinnati
| German paperH.
GBWe draw two Lotteries daily, and give
persons the advantage of selecting their
own numbeFS. Ssnd your address for \
/ circular.
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READ TIE EVIDENCE.
Measrs. Det,ls q Bolton.

Mes8rs. DerfIS d Bolton.
GENTLKNER:-For the last eleven months
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bells Golden Bitten," since which period
l have not been troabled with q single one
of the above complaints. From the beneft
those Bitters have AFFORDED me, feel Il my
duty 10 express publicly my grateful thanks.
GE'-. A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 22.-Attorney
General Ohamplain has commenced
proceedings against Messrs. Cook &
SherWin for the recovery of $500, 00C
claimed to have been lost to the State
by treason Of the alleged Steuben coun.
II frauds,
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NEW YORK. January IL, 1854.
MeEsTs. Geo. @ RubbeI & Co.


NEw YORK, April 2Sd, 1F6.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The Recorder
has decided to hold Sweetzer, of the
Evening Mail, for trial on Ahern's
charge of fraud, in the sale of the Even
ing Mail. The Recorder reviews the
case atgreat length.
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Kentucky Lottery!
FRANCE. SMITH & CO.
AGsIdo9J,

Manager,
SUCCESSORS TO MURRAY, EDDY q CO.,
In the management of the Kentucky State
Lottery for the benefit OF Shelby college.
SHELRYvILLE, KY. Dec. 2, 1857.
TO oil tvhon uHIaV concern:
This is 70 certify that JAMES 8. SIXTH alone
e entitled TO use the Shelby College Lottery
Grant Of Kentucky, or any scheme or oIAA8ss
Hereunder.
All 0Iher schemes or classes after January
LIST, 1883, by WhOmsoever devised or drawn,
under the name OF the Shelby College Lot
terry Grant, are Without legal authority
from us. Nor are we in amp manner bound
by the proceedings Of any such persons 20
acting without authority from rs.
TO. SHACRELFORD
]. l. CALDWELL
n. A. CHINH.
JAS. L. ELLINGWOOD.
Managers appointed by the shelby CfTcuit
Court for the shelby College Lottery Grant,
GARD.
As will he seen by the above notice, have
the sale and exclusive right 10 draw the shell
by College Lottery on and after January Lat,
1865. The same will be managed and oon-
Quoted after the above date in the name Of
France, Smith q Co.
We have nIed In shelley Circuit Court.
Shel0yvtlle, KY, u Bond amounting TO Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars, $500 O0O) for the
payment OF All prizes.
The Kentucky Lottery on the Single Mum.
Der plan VIII be drawn on the 18th and DQth
| days OF each month during the year 1858.
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YnNKERs. Nav a laaI

Aea1s. Geo. C. Hu66ei q 90:
GRNTs.-Havlng used only two bottles OF
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TOLEDO, Jan. PIE. A. Chaplin, Gent
Sup't of the Toledo, Wabash & Yves.
tern Rail Road, died at SprinfeId, ILL.,,
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NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-The steamer
Arizona from Aspinwall, the 18th, has
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EIrR-

CLEVELAND, Jan. 22.-Robert White.
law & Co.'S leather store was burned
last night. Loss SOS, 900 to $50, 600, anG
covered by Insurance..
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Boston, Jan. 22.-Three hundred and
hny barrels of spirits were seized yes
terday by Revenue Inspector Conelly,
of New York, l..gf.sl,F
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THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
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HUBBEL'S

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MONEY AND STOCRH

GOVERNMENT STooKs-Coupons G
1872, 11O7f; '65, 1OS3<; 1O.4Os, 1887.
MONEYS per cent.
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For styles of cotton goods the market
is more buoyaut and some Of the lead
ing commission houses have advanced
discount instead of taking per cent.
off as hitherto. New York mill bleach.
ed muslins have been advanced to 25c;
Hills semper idem IA do to 10;
Langdon. up.to 13c; and sale OF andre.
scoggin Is reported in Boston at I2c.
Bleached muslins are decidedly more
active and hrmer. Goods have been
selling at Improbable rates.
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M. sUnINER 60.
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JANUARY 0.-FLoUR-Dul and UNI
Observation-Disclosures, at about
g O9k for No. 2 spring. Corn-Heavy