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AND LIVER
COMPLAINT.
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INroerANr enalIgIeATE

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eatry fsr.oaa aiieniias 10 Teachers Isatiiu;e
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DWIGHT TAYLOR.
Esti Report. May y fsas seaa
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rTlI1KrY YEARS Experience in tbe Treatment ~
i CarOHlc aui sexual Diseases II PiiBsigobyteai
Fser " hariage The cheapest book ever pubitsbed
cintaung nearly 500 pages, and $50 sBe piatrs aud
elgr4YuRs ~ the HuaIomy 81 the human ofgans 10 3
staie ~ healh And disease with treatise early
rDrs De depipfable Consequences upon the mind and
bodY, with he authors plan OF treatment inc only
rafiulfa aad sareessia mode Of ne shown b. q
report ~ iFeltea truthful adFsrf % thr
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Maiden Lane Albany, Y The author alsy be enu
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DORSET HOTEL.
OBSERVED OBSERVE,

DORSET, VIZ. LEVI PAERfs PROPRIETOR.
l. nov ogen ior tie reception u summer Boarlefi
and fhe prbiie generally
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ara slow hre. Delightful favor. exceed
ingly powerful and strong, Combines
oil the healthy virtues Il the Tea
plant. AAndarins anil higher
clahs ui natlsee no other.
This celebrated Tea was Dr., Introduced -e by the
OEiEsIaL TIA GoNrAsY. So My, 1865, when ths inns
iltd quantity Imported readily solid nj the high
price ef 81 ~ pound, Il met with sach nHqaafsa
approval AID The demand Tor from ail sections a.
great, that TIE Company q made Hgsuents
% procure large supply upgu favorable TERMS
1r the fatere and they have inst received the frsg
uYuieeSpr this yssF, whiea vii nr sold the low price
u 81 10 pound az which taa lttle bali what It
esst oar sear sgul j. The eaeapass Tea ksowns and
the Company feel that they eaBu8i too hlgAy recon.
msn8 g u all Who drink 1ra Il possesses The Ga
ver sad sirenRh and the stshns. Bvi g0saling prop
eries ~ buth Baek and Green, with ,a any n5aroas
gaaiit5 being chemically pars aud tree from caioring
matter any foreign mixture, il Slt sutt the taste
aad please al who lpFo Tea
THIS tea i pui up uesuy II Pguud parcels, 20 pounds
Hs eh.st sitb The price, 81 a. priatra each ps, K
ae,. 1ag Niarsale price by tar ehnst Il 81 10 pauna
aad orders franz Trader, Hstei kre PEERS. pea8.rfs
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ali De- hi{ed - ue wholesale lce. Parties living ia
toNn where Ne Rave agvhis gag aiHaJr sci ta.f Tea
from lhca.
Like sd Sihef goods sold - the Oriental Tea Com.
pany his iea q warranted ~ give cntre saisfaetisn
sad psfies 0raefnE, DO - alth Tie l assurance
aAi 9 ihe whole ahy pati fas 20 stt il may be r..
aFBea a our sHpeasr, and Hiii refund toe money
SPECIAL K0TfcE Ar ma tfr u coHysniesoe to
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sepd fali paraeaao lsrms, pres .sts, &C., upon -.
picsai0a b. uail ffam Ffaders desiring IT, Address
8a oEiEATAL TEA COMPANY. isosbsn, Macs
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QUANTITY rs QUALITY liElsuaLu's E1rHs Ct
s,ssAp4rltlA The dose Il small Those wba desire
large quau Ms AMI large doses u medicine EUR
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m THE SPRING MONTHS, the syscm naturally
uude. goes change, AID llUtBnqtu's Hauiy Co.'s.
tFstu4frn ENgnscr ur SArHArAttltA b I'D asslsiaat
ol tic greatest Fs.ge.
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THOSE VINO DESIRE RRILLIAYcY or cont
PLENi0N must paftfy and surieh thr blood. which
HGluBsLs'- Kyeksr ~ SsErAAAEfltA Invariably
does ass flf Hsifnboit's. Take ~ Jthuf
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a. Hudson City, \. J., April - u inflammation
Of the Images ANY PORTER, aged years and IL.
teou weeks Youngest child n Rev Alfred G. and
Emma Wickhsm Roe.
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HEIMBOLDs Tx NACT sAns fg4I TIA cjeans-
and renagafes tse tiead insi ihe ygar " health
eta me system ana purse aut ise humors thatiaaks
disease.
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CfAgENCE u CLARK, rgwiaem
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itisA National company chartered % 'pssiat act
- mas HAtA 20 capital 81 ti.eao,oa1
"a oHar .vU .ages ~ premian
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HELNBoLD's
ClNnIRlIEl ElIGlrI SlISlfEILLl.
Established gpFards II IS wears PREPARED 81
H. e. HELMBOLp,
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CtEAR SMOOTH SKIN and Be {UTfFUL
G0NfEhAtUN bJRs The gse of hElNA1LD's tOs-
rstfrn EFrG4or 4HsArAgittS.
t,rsn1Fes black sp5t-, pmpes 4nd 4il cEHP'iuns #
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DEATHS.

HELMB0LDts CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
sABsAPARItLA, Is The greet Biossa Purifier Al
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- nav suans HNK = rANtsa8s AfHrus
lf1r#kUN aittkN FhA9Hu hhhh AAN Eihts
trEtfEA fNEsti tsi GERMAN fANtA GeA}ss
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CHARLES DICKENS HANS ANDERSEN.
TIE RIVERSIDE MAGAZINE.
FOR Young pPoptF

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ume
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nEAFNESs, CATAREH SCRuFULA. A lady who
~ had suffered fgr years fram Dehfaess CaiarTh and
scruiala cured by simple remedy Her zympa-
hy and gratitude prompts her 70 aeud tlr receipts fo
u charge 20 any Que similarly afflicted. Address Mrs
N G.. LHsaEtT, lloboEeH, y, D.
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EfEMALE a gaut- Wanted 10 every city and town 10
sell Shhsoas Lt4ies' Elatie Napkin Holder Tee
most comfortable and reliable rticie ever Invented.
unc Dollar 'or aappe, which vii be returned II
not approved, 30 De. q. CLInrOs SrLLsoS, Boz 54l,
larLI.. Dunn.
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OTTAWA BEER.

ASK YauH 10, 70 on pRusstsr FhR SWEET OH
EINE "a equals tbltor) outline Is made only b.
SIEALNS, Chemist, Detroit
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Using TEA Black Dragon Chop /!

Natural Leaf perfectly pure ffstsG signifies pure j
Prepared without aHy c9i0yins on foreign sob
stance. Cured Oh Porcelain luoi copper oy-
slow lire. Delightful hsvof. exceed
ingly powerful and strong, Combines
oil The healthy virtues II the Tea
4aHk f.,ts.a
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18


A Two HUNDRED NILE RAcE.--A
novel race occurred over the Bayvicw
Park Course, San Francisco, on she 3ist
of October. 1t was contest Of endur
iauce in the saddle between two young
men, PANIED Neil Mowry and VIM. Walsh
The stake was 81 900 side and gold
medal. The distance TO be run was two
hundred miles. Each man was allowed
twenty horses, with no reserve. The
contest began about nine o'clock A. NJ.
aud was finished 10 less than niue hours
Up to the Que hundred and tenth nile
the chances favored Walsh. aud the
score stood !: Walsh, Ito; Mowry 1911.
Afier that several Of Walsh's horses SHE'D
and broke, and the sevsre exercise Of
mounting aud dismounting with sufii-
oient rapidity began to tell upon him.
aud Mowry gained until the one hundred
ana twentieth mile, when the score
$1,000 even, and he completed his two
hundred miles in eight hours City eight
minutes. His rival accomplished the
sane number Of miles 10 nine hours
nseen seconds. The horses were Of
JARED stack. Sporting men regard the
taee, under all the circau, sta noes, as the
s'a'ese ever run on this continent,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18

NEW YoRK.-The World says there
is no doubt OF the rejection of the new
Constitution OF New York and of the
universal negro suffrage which was sub.
united as separate proposition. This
renewed rejection Of negro suffrage is a
noteworthy result, 10 view of the ratifi
cation of the Fifteenth Amendment by
the last Legislature. The people have
repudIa,ed the ratification which they
never authorized. When the ratifyiug
Legislature was elected, neither party
supposed that such question would
arise to be acted upon" The Radicals
denied that such an issue was 10 the
contest. This was the ground they
took in Pennsylvania. When the Dem
oerats CHARGE upon them an intention
of ratiiying the Fifteenth amendment
in case power was placed in their hands,
they denied the allegation aud spurned
the alligator" But no sooner was the
Lee islaturc in session than the amend.
ment WAS pressed through that body on
the grounds that the people had de-
manded such action at the polls. The
negro amendment could not be adopted
IN this State, on diroct vote. The
Radicals are well aware Of this fact.
aud hence they cheat the masses by ly
Ing, dupileity aud double dealing. 10
New York the ease is still stronger
There Legislature, chosen without
reference to the negro question, ratified
the amendment making citizens of the
eolored men. Now the question has
been submitted to the people, on the
square, and they have defeated negro
suffrage. This shows that the action
of the last Legislature, 10 this particu.
lar, was against the will Of the people.
How can a government be called repub.
licau, which thus nnlliies the voice of
the Observation-Disclosures Age.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18

How A PuGiLIsr Is TRAlNED.-The
st. Louis Republican gives the follow.
ing account Of the training Of McCool,
he pugilist, for his anticipated fight
with Allen:
lie sleeps on good mattress, with plenty Of
warm covering, rises promptly at five O'Clock
In the morning, rain or shine, and imine diately
proceeds to shed room in the rear of the lot,
about ten by twelve, where he exercises with
the dumb bells, suspended sandbag weighing
about four hundred pounds, cannon balls, and
two heavy bags attached to cords running over
apulley. This exercise is continued for about
half an hour, and is done TO develop the muscle
OF the arm, the hesh which now feels like
bnckskin stretched over marble. After this he
wraps himself up rs warm as possible aud muf-
tes up his face so as to be hardly discernbe
Tor the purpose OF producing profuse p.rspira'
ton, and starts out for his fOur-uile walk--two
In and two out Returning, he undcrgoes Il
saltwater bath and pretty severe scrubbing
aud rubbing process; sufficiently rough, indeed,
to take the skin od almost any other man but
him. After the bath he dresses warmly again
and rests awhile, and then breakfasts moderate
ly ON beef or mutton, with trimmings-the
meat, OF course, always rare. His diet Is sub
stantial. and varies but little from that Of
laboring man, although probably he does not
eat as much. After breakfast comes a rest Of
an hour or so, until one O'Clock, when he dons
his walking shoes, each weighing about five
pounds, and, accompanied by one or both Of
his trainers, and well muified up, he starts out
ON walk OF from thirteen to sixteen miles, and
as walkist he Is decided success. A day or
so ago, when the Natural Bridge road, and in
deed all the roads about the suburbs of the
city, were In muddy, slippery condition, he
walked fourteen miles in one hour and ffty
minutes, loaded down as he was with the
heaviest Of clothing, and said he felt so little
iatigued that be could have repeated in the
same time. His powers OF endurance are as
tonishing. On biz return from the walk he
enjoys short rest. then eats supper, and a
short time after supper comes another walk Of
two or three miles. He never ventures out
after the dampness Of evening seta in, and Is
In bed promptly at eight o'clock. These are
bis everyday exercises, rain or shine.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-11-18
Boutwell's Policy.

Boutwell, says he has paid 6fty.six
millions of the public debt since the
FIRST OF March.
This does not mean that he has re.
duced The sum of total indebtedness /;
but that he has paid a certain part Of
our obligations, without reference TO
accrung indebtedness in other quarters,
just as il n man were to pay his
storebill, while letting his account ut
the grocery, meat.shop aud shoe.shop
ruu up.
Boutwell, has undoubtedly redeemed
bonds to the amount OF fitty.six mil
lions; and il is just us certain that other
claims against the government are ac-
cruing aud unpaid
For example, the soldiers Of the reg
ular army have been paid only twelve
cents on the dollar of the amount which
is due them; leaving large balance 10
their favor and against the Government.
And so of other claims. But Boutwell,
tells us nothing of this He pays the
bondholder, whose tool aud attorney be
is, and how does he pay him
He redeems bonds to the amount Of
fifty six millions of dollars, paying green
backs. But not dollar for dollar 10
making the payment he takes the bond
at its par value, and he pays tho green.
back at its deprecated value. He al.
lows the bonholder the difference be.
tween greenback dollar aud gold
dollar. So, without making an exact
calculation, he pays for these fifty.six
millions of bonds say seventy five mil.
lions 10 greenbacks.
Thus the bondhOlder gets dollar for
the forty or sixty cents which he loaned.
lie accepts the greeuback dollar ut n
discount OF 25 to 30 per cent
After little while he will retL.n to
the Treasury with his seventy five mil.
lions of greenbacks, for which he paid
ouly fifty six millions in bonds, aud he
will ask the gold for them
The account will stand about thus
Amount originally loaned to the Gov
eminent, thirty millions. Bonds issued
therefor for fifty six millions. Amount
paid for their redemption, seventy five
millions! Their is no escape from
these figures.
When the loau was made, thirty mil
lions of gold bought fifty Six millions of
grcenbacks. The greenbacks bought
flty.six miliions of hnnds And nny
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The Largest Hotel in America.


The New York Tribune Of the 11th
instant says: Few people who pass
through Broadway are aware that on
that bustliug thoroughfare, between
Amity AMI BECKER streets, there is now
in the course OF erection, on the site of
the old l.alargc llotrl, one Of the lar.
gest aud most magnificent hotels GU the
Western Continent, which, when cnm.
pleted, will throw into the shade the
largest hotels in this eountry-riyaliug
even the "Grund Hotel" at Paris in
magnifcence. Since the disastrous
fire in April, 1867, which destroyed the
Winter Garden Theatre, under the La
fargo House, that hotel has been closed
In March last il was sold at public
auction by the heirs Of the Lafarge es.
tate to L. S. Higgins, Esq, who is re-
corded fourth on the list of wealthy
citizens, for the sum Of 81 600, 000.-
This gentleman determined on erecting
tho largest hotel 10 the country, and
will doubtless succeed, as when com.
pleted the new hotel will contain $50
rooms, 200 more than either the Fifth
Avenue, Metropolitan or st Nicho!as
Hotel, aud 100 more than the celcbra.
ted "Lindel" Hotel at st. Louis, which
was burned some three years ago; 300
of the rooms will be parlors en- mite.-
Ii is to be named the Southern Hotel, ="
aud is designed to accommodate 200
guests. II will be eight stories in
height, surmounted with three gothic
towers on the Broadway front. Three
elevators, which will perform the trip
from the first floor to the attic 10 thirty
seconds, will be in use for the benefit
Of guests night aud day. One item
alone, upholstery aud furniture, will in,
volve an expenditure of 81, 400, 900, the
articles mentioned having been ordered
from Paris and this city. The halls
aud rooms will require carpeting suffi
clent to cover seven acres, and will be
of the eaest quality Brussels and vel
vet All Of the rooms will be heated
with steam. aud on each floor hydrants,
hose aud everything necessary will be
furnished to extinguish fire. There
will be three large dining rooms extend
ing from the main hall on the second
story to the Mercer street wall. the
largest OF which will accommodate 800
guests. There are ut present $50 men
employed on the building, aud the con
tractor calculates that he will complete
10 by the / 81 of j nne next hut the hnial
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Caution Notice.

THE public are hereby warned against
IL purchasing or negotiating two p. omis
sory Notes, or Single Bills. dated sometime
in the year 1868 or 1864. for the sum Of
Five Hundred Dollars each. drawn BY me.
and made payable to Emily l.. Mourer, now
Emily L. Schwsimrl. vita Of Lewis Schwei.
sart, as Will not pay either Of said Notes
or Single Bills, the same having been given
BY me TO the said Emily L., without any
consideration therefor, and the surrender
Of said Notes or Single Bills has heretofore
been made to me, but BY some means said
Notes or Single Bills have been taken from
my possession. "
GEORGE a. INQUIRER,
IN wcstninstcr, Ma,