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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
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49, hoes ussb L'sed tonshf and died for the Cnion,
vah SceaAsand fscidess IL the Gr~.t ReJsliiaa.
Comprising narratives Of Personal Adventure,
Thrilling lDcia-nts lsrHs L, ploiis. Usrvic I,-etis
wonder ful .kscsrss. Lille in to- camp. Field and
Hospital Adventures vi spi,s ana Srouis, With the
SONGS, Ballads, Anscdoics aud Humorous Incidents
Of the War.
II c"ntsinS oser lou nne Engrssings and 10 IN.
spi9iest aud cheapest krok pnL ishsi, Price
Oh: - 81 per copy. Sod .ir aiers Oii ssr our
term. I'D full dessri, finB - tho scrk. Addrr-.
NATIONAL PUBLISH V. 60. ~ .iat-iphis, Ia;
cinelnn sti. ohia; "hicsso. H., ~ "a Lrus. NJ.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-03-11
PLAAlOGThh ,iAEsk EFT.

A fresh arrival Oi jgIos ..nu MEDICINES
at w. =. BROWNS. Old Line Or, Store.
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COHKERCIAL AND FlHAECAA.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, I
Sent, lSt, 1869.

BurrER-Very scarce and prices ad.
vanced, with sales ut 25a3Oc for prime
to choice.
CANDLEs-City mould, summer tai.
low l5c; star 22A25U.
COTTON YARNs-Staudard 45c; Cot.
ton Battling 20AS5c; Candle Wick 45a60e;
Cotton TWlne 45A60c.
CARBON OIL-2Sc per gallon and
charge for package.
CHEEsE-May be quoted al l511a16XC
for factory, and l7c Tor Goshen.
EGGs-ln rather better demand at 100.
PouLTRY-.Sprlng chickens are In
good demand at So OOa2 81 per dozen.
FRuITs-The supply Of Peaches ls
rather liberal at S2 00A2 80 per bushel.
Apples-Sl 50a2 50 per Dbl.
PorAToEs-Continue plenty and are
selling from wagons at 4Oa6Oc per
bushel.
FLouR-Firmer and no change 10 note
in prices. We quote fancy at 81 rs;
red wheat family 81 80; supsrfine 81 70.
GRAIN-Wheat-New white 81 35al 40;
new red 81 25al 80. Corn, S5c. Oats,
SSA4Oc. Rye, 800. Barley, Fall 81 25;
Spring 81 10.
GRoCERIEs-The market continues
steady with a fair inquiry for all kinds.
We quote tair to prime Rio Coffee at %
s25c. New Orleans Sugar at l4al5c,
Porto Rico l3Xal4c, Cuba l3al31 1Sc;
Crushed l7Hc; A Coffee lGXc; b Coffee
l6kc; q Extra lGc; G Coffee l5c. Mo.
lasses-New Orleans S0AS5c; Baltimore
Syrup 75aS5; New York do. SOca$l %;
Choice Drips 81 coal 10.
GINsENG-70c per Id.
HAY-Baled sic O0a2O 90: loose $40 OOa
Il 90.
LARD-In tIerces 20kc.
LARD OL-ExtrR 81 45a1 55 for sum-
mer and winter.
PRoVISIoNs-Nomlnal and prices un.
changed. We quote: Mess Pork 1T $50;
shoulders l6Nc; clear rib sides l0c; clear
sides l0I<c; breakfast bacon zoe; sugar
cured cAnvassed hams 2lc; family do.
$50.
SoAr-Family exc; German SIC;
Eastern Family 10al3o.
SHOT AND LRAD-Bar Lead l2c; Shot
So Is per bag.
soDA-Bl.carbonate 61fa7c; Soda In
papers 9c.
srARoH-Foxs sAs}lc; MaIzsna 12a
l4c.
sALT-Dslry IS so; Ohio River 80 25a
TEA-Gunpowdsr,S 81 5Oal 75; Young
Hyson 81 3Oal 65; Black 81 GOAL 80.
ToBACCO-Navy 65a70c; dark los and
Ms 65a7OC; bright Nv and los 60A7Oc; tig
lump 65aS0c. Garrett's snuff 75aS0c; do.
In boxes IS 50.
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ALLEouESY. SAINT. I

aLLEuaENYI sept. !.
CArTLE-The offerings this week were
Lot 40 large as the week previous, the
number on sale aggregatIng $50 head,
The cooler weather sensIbly affected the
market, and sales were brisk, though
prices In the main, underwent no
change. Prime TO extra fat steers sold
At from ~ to 7Xc. and good to medium
at 6a7C. Fresh COWS were In rather BET.
ter demand, with sales reported all the
way from $40 to $50, as to quality and
condition,
sHEEr-Sheep were dull, and, as con-.
pared with last week, prices were a lit
tie weak. Common grades OF sheen
were dull, and sellers had to accent 10 "
prices, while prime fat sheep and lam bs
were sold readily at full rates, The
range In prices was from 81 10 81 so per
head, as to quality.
HodS-lt Isyet too early 10 the season
10 expect much activity In the hog mar.
ket. While vegetables are plenty and
relatively cheap, people will not con
sume much meat, especially pork,
which is the dearest and most uu-
healthy Of all descriptions OF animal
food. There were sales OF fat hogs, Ia a
retail way, at lOHallNc. Stockers were
In fair demand, and sold At O7<alOc,
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The Counterfeit 0IO,s.

The Philadelphia Ledger remarks
concerning the new counterfeit $40
Treasury notes:
No clearly distinctive difference be.
tween the genuine and the counterfeit
has been made public yet, that we have
seen. Some few points have been al.
luded to, but In practical operation they
were found TO be unreliable, The
Treasury Department has also pub.
llshed largely magni6ed photographs
OF the two notes, but with the execution
that one Is the photograph OF a new
and smooth note, and the other of a
worn and rumpled bill, they are as
alike as two peas. There Is, however,
a clear and distinctive difference easily
discovered by every one ut all conyef.
SAINT with paper money, between these
same genuine and counterfeit bills, and
one, too, that the manufacturers can.
not alter TO avoid detection, even after
It is pointed out. NtiS in the color of The
red INK In which the numbers on the
lace Of the notes are printed. In every
comparison In which we have inslf.
tuted or seen instituted the counterfeit
IL detected at once. The red color on
the genuine note Is clear and bright,
the manufacture OF the ink, we are in
formed, being a secret and made of ex-
pensive material; while tue color OF the
number printed on the counterfeit is
dnll, and Of brownish shade. ANY
one putting the two notes side by side
need not be deceived then or thereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-02
NINoR THLE9RAMs.

-John Fields who had been on trial
at Williamsport, Pa, for Ave days, and
who had twice attempted suicide and
once broke from the sheriff on the
street, was found guilty OF murder In
the first degree on Tuesday.
Some OF the fractional currency
furnished by the New York Bank Note
Companies are said 10 be so badly
printed that they will be unfit for use,
There Is trouble In the First Ma
tiOnal Bank OF Albany, N. Y, with the
cashier, Adam Van Allen, a gentleman
who has formerly borne the highest
reputation. lie Is In the city, aud says
he intends 10 remain and face all
charges which may be brought against
him. The directors are Investigating
his case.
The loss by the Chestnut street FIRE.
In Philadelphia, Is estimated at from
$50, 900 to SlOO. 900, mostly on paintings.
Insurance unknown.
The shoemakers OF Montreal have
struck for 20 TO so per cent. higher
wages. Many employers refuse to pay
the advance.
The proprietor OF the Savannah
(Ga.) Morning NeIDS assaulted the depu.
ly post master OF that city on Tuesday,
for an alleged affront In refusing 10
deliver the mails to that journal.
The Republican Convention tor the
nomination Of State and county officers
In Cincinnati meets to-day. The pri.
mary meetings were held last night.
Resolutions were passed demanding
reduction OF the fees Of county officers.
-Itisreportsd thatlMr. Rose, Finance
Minister OF Canada, Is to take position
at the head OF an American banking
house 10 be opened ln London, and n
seat Is TO be obtained for him In the
British Commons.
Dexter trotted mile In 2:2lA to a
road wagon, Tuesday, at the Prospect
Park grounds New York. He was
driven by Mr.. Bonner himself.
"A game Of base ball was played at
Buffalo, Wednesday, between the Nj.
aERras, OF that city, and the Alerts, OF
Rochester, which resulted In favor OF
the former by a score Of l9 to Is,
-Chas. s. Archer and other we'll
known merchants OF New York city
were arraigned In Commissioner
Shields court Tuesday on a charge OF
making fraudulent returns OF revenue.
The former book.keeper employed by
Archer stated he had made out ihe re-
turn OF the sales each month and on
several occasions had been told 10 cut
the amount down 5000 or 81 600. The
defendants claim the whole affair IA a
blackmaillng operation.
Rev. Father Murphy, well known
Catholic Priest, engaged In establishing
churches, was killed Tuesday, at VIM
cennis Junction while getting of a
train In motion.
james Cumlnaskol and James f.
Long, charged With defraudIng the
Government In st. Louis, were held In
$4,000 each, Tuesday, by the United
States Commissioner.
The safe Sof q Quarter.Master at
Hays City, Kansas, was robbed Mon
day Of 81 800.
Colonel Nelson, late from Camp
Supply, Indian Territory, reports every
thing quiet there.
Sixteen delegates from New Eng
land States left Boston yesterday morn.
ing for San Francisco, 40 representa-
tIves In the Annual Communication OF
the United States Lodge Of Odd Fellows,
to be held in that city the last Of the
present month,
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GheGnteIliqtrrrer:
THE NEWS.

Gold closed yesterday In New York
at l339s.
Governments yesterday were steady.
The lO'4OS Coupons being due on tho
lst) are now quoted ex coupons.
A Washington dispatch states that no
Information In regard TO the action OF
Spain on The proposition to sell Cuba,
has yet been received at the State De-
partment. The agreement to which
Cuba consents Is 10 pay The price OF the
public buildings Ia the Island, ana her
share OF the public debt-the independ.
ence Of the island 10 be conceded lrst
Vice President Colfax has retured 10
San Francisco from RoSalllt. Mrs.
Colfax's health has improved.
Mr.. Seward reached Portland, Ore
gon, Monday, and was received by the
municipal authorities. The people
turned out en- muSSe.
Greenbacks Of small denominations
are so scarce In New York that the
bankers are Offering premium Of one
per cent for them.
There Is extraordinary activity In
equipping Government war steamers
at Brooklyn navy yard. Over dozen
are being prepared for sea. Over 5000
men are at work there. What 1t Is all
for can only be cOpJectursd.
A private letter from JEFF Davis states
that the accounts Of his Ill health are
exaggerated. He will probably con.
tInue 10 reside In the United Kingdom
the rest OF hIs life.
There will be meeting at the Mer.
chants Exchange at Cincinnati to day,
OF merchants and business men OF both
political parties, who desire an increase
Of currency sufficient for the business
wants OF the country.
Blaiser's bust OF Humboldt has been
successfully cast at Berlin and will be
shipped TO New York.
It IL now telegraphed from New York
that General Sickles has never made
propositions 10 the Spanish Govern
ment for the sale OF Cuba. The whole
story was hoax. The operations Of
Mr.. Forbes were entirely on his own
hook, and without authority from
Washington.
Longtellow, the poet, and family, re-
turned TO New York Tuesday.
The tenth Spanish gunboat was fin
lshed at New York yesterday.
A rumor OF a new Cuban expedition
Is founded on the fact that thirty men
haYe gone 10 Halifax to join an expedI.
tion fitting out there: There Is no law
under which they could be stopped.
A few flakes of snow fell yesterday In
New York.
The New York banks are cautious
about committing themselves 10 long
loans. fearful of the future course Of
money.
The continued absorption OF bonds by
the Treasury and by the heavy Euro
pean demand, estimated, In aggregate
at not much short OF Sl0O, 100000 dur
Ing the last six months, has produced
a scarcity OF bonds In the New York
market. This demand has hitherto
been supplied by parties who have gen.
orally purchased their stock on specu-
laIive account, or from various Gnan.
clal Institutions, aud In future 1t must
be met from some other source. There
have been but small lots OF bonds
reshIpped from Europe, and none since
the late announcement Of the Secretary
oil the Treasury relative to the Septem-
ber purchase.
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WHEELING WEST vA THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 1869
The Treasury Policy for september.

The Treasury Policy for September.
The instructions from the Treasury
Department at Washington 10 the Uni.
ted States Assistant Treasurer, at New
York are TO purchase bonds and sell
gold In September the same as In
August, which Is 10 purchase two mil
lions Of 20 bonds on every Wednes-
day In the month, and 10 sell one mil.
lion In gold and purchase one million
In bonds for the sinking funds on alter.
nate weeks. AS the month Of septem-
Der comes In on q Wednesday and goes
out on Thursday, It 80 happens that
1t has In II I've Wednesdays and ave
Thursdays. II the instruction OF the
Department for August anu the prac-
tlce Of the United States Assistant
Treasurer arc followed for September,
the purchase OF bonds will be twelve
millions of dollars instead OF ten mill
lions, and the sales Of gold three mil
lions OF dollars instead Of Two millions.
This announcement has had the effect
to strengthen the prices Of bonds, es.
peclally as II Is thought to indicate the
intention OF the Secretary 10 pursue the
same policy I'LL the meeting OF Con.
gress.
The opinion prevails In some OF the
European houses In New York that
some. II not most Of the markets on the
other side are overstocked, for the mo-
ment, with United States 5.2O., while
at present the New York market, un.
aided by the return Of bonds owned or
held on speculation abroad, could not
supply Sl2,OOO.O 900 to the sinking fund
In September without senslbly advan>
cling the price. 1t Is reasonable 10 con.
clude therefore that a return OF bonds
from foreign markets sufficient to keep
prices steady will take place. General
satisfaction Is expressed In New York
with the steady course OF Secretary
Boutwell, In paying of, by purchase,
the Public Debt, reducing 10 the lowest
working point hls currency balances,
and indicating the extent OF his sales OF
gold for the month OF September. These
points are all closely allied with the
steady movement OF business.
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nAKKsrs nY TELEGRAPH.

New YORK. Sept. /.
CoTroN-Firm: sales 900 bales at $50
for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed steady with modsr.
ate export demand for shipping grades,
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm with fair ex-
port demand ut 81 45al 81 for No, 2
spring, and 81 Goal 62I< for winter red
western. Rye-Nominal at 81 Is. Oats
Dull at 6la631Sc for western. Corn
Dull and heavy at 95cASl IL for uu-
sound, and 81 lial 10 for sound mixed
western.
PRoVIsIoNs-Pork-NomInal at s92
for mess. Beei-QuIet and unchanee ed,
Cut Meats-Dull and unchanged, Ba-
con-Qulet and steady.
LARD-Quiet at l9Ta10Nc for fair 10
prime steam.
Edds-Steady at 2la23u.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Market continues active for more lex.
tile fabrics, and prices for most part
rule quiet and steady.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
The great sensation OF Wall street Ia
the unexpected election by the Northa
western Directors of Alexander T,
Mitchell, Of Milwaukee, 10 the Presi.
dency Of that road. Commodore VAN
derbilt. Daniel Drew and the Amster-
dam holders Of preferred stocks pressed
the claims Of Mr.. Baxter. A bogus res
port that the latter had been chosen
caused lively advance, which was
lost upon the correct announcement
being made. II ID believed the election
OF Mitchell means the leasing OF the
Western Union road and probably the
st. Paul, both Of which he is Pres Ident,
TO the Northwestern. John E. WILL
llams, OF the Metropolitan Bank, was
elected Director In the Northwestern
Company.
MoNBY-Easy at 5a7, chiefly 8 per
cent. A trRusfer Of $5.0000O In cur
rency from Washington to Sub-Trea.
sury here has been ordered.
STRRLING-Dull at 109ISal099f,
GoLD-opened at 1885, and closed
at lS3halSS9G. The Treasury must in-
crease the sales Of gold In consequences
Of the reduction OF currency balance 10
twelve millions. Carrying rates 9 per
cent, to fat.
GOVERNMENT BoNDS-0pened strong,
The Assistant Treasurer bought e, ,000,.
0CO, principally registered bonds at
100 3-l00 to 100 10 100, which leaves
dealers only coupon bonds, from
which the Government must take the
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MY OLD BOOT.

Mine ancient pedal friend, a long farewell !
50 many days we've footed u together
The lane OF llfe-in lair and Stormy weather
l well remember when thou diust encaSe
My neither limbs with pressure warm and
tight;
And many corny twInSe from morn TIL
night,
EvIuceG the ardsncy OF thy embrace.
Soon, like the love Of tome long married
vile,
Thy grRsp, ifnot 90 strong, was still az true,
And pIeaSRntsr; and al We grew In lie,
Thou wort az pleasant ~ q plant shoe;
And while on theO truln pied every day,
10 shild me thou dldst wear thy very soul
away.
Though desplse the sland et-monRer's art,
Aud scOrn tho wrotch who blacGeuH thy
fair fame
or one whose richest fortune ls the name
(rne wratcn whose steel goes deeper than
the hearty,
Yet IL has been my daily wont, 1 own,
To black lhy TaCe until The akin has shone
With ebOn glow, IN luSL'TouS as the hue
That forms tho charm OF GuineH'I native
breed,
But twas not that hated thee, indeed;
prlEed thea 30, that when thy sole brOke
thrO'
And lot in water. twas my fpecial heed
A man ot avis thy gApiuS wounds should
sew,
And twltchIng pangs athwart my pocket
To part with thee at last, o worn and
faithful boot.
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Among the paintings destroyed by
flre at Philadelphia, Tuesday night,
was B!erstadI's celebrated Yo Semitic
Valley. The loss OF Messrs. Earle was
$lOO, 900; insured for $4,000. John
Wanuamaker, dealer in clothing, loss
by water nearly $500. 900, covered by
insurance.
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The Directors OF the First National
Bank, OF Albany, publish a statement
that the resignation OF the late cashier
did not arise from any defalcatlon In
the accounts or auy deficiency In the
assets OF the bank, but from causes
which have no connection with the as.
BetH or stability OF the bank,
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Prince Arthur among the Blue Noses.


Prince Arthur left Charlestown In the
Gunboat, bort, at s o'clock this morn.
Ing and arrived at Plotore by a special
train at 2 o'clock. Great enthusiasm
was manifested by the Inhabitants
along the line. AT New Glasgow the
Prince was presented with an address
OF welcome and also at Turo, at which
place he took a short drive around
town. He arrived at Halifax at 8
o'clock this morning and was received
by the authorities, who presented him
with an address Of welcome. In the
evening an immense ball was rendered
by the garrison In honor Of the Prince.
The decorations OF the ball room were
splendid. Four hundred couples took
parts in the dance. The whole affair
was elegant.
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PARIS, Sent, |,

EAhlsI sept IL
The Emperor 10 day presided at the
Council Of Ministers. Marshal Nc.
MAhon has arrived In Paris.
In the Senate to-day Prince Napoleon
made speech on The Senatus Con.
sultum. lie protested his devotion to
the Emperor and Prince Imperial, and
gave hI1 complete adherence 10 the
proposed reforms, which he hoped were
but the beginning OF present ralorms.
lie denounced as irreconcIlable those
who opposed the royal application OF
these reforms.
The suez Canal-OpenInE December
Seventeenth.
CAIRO, EGYPT, Sept.l.
The Suez Canal Is completed. The
opening Is expected on the l7th Of
December.
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PRoLIFlC.-Mr. p. T. Smith, Of this
county, has three ewes which the Other
day gave birth. to their second set o.
lambs this year. Their first lambs
were born In February OF the present
year, and the second few days ago
Remarkable as this may appear, II IL a
fact, for the circumstances are known
to many OF the most reliable men Of
the county. Such an occurrence has
not been heard Of for many yeas, The
lambs are living, and both they and
their dams are perfectly healthy
Weston Democrat,
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The great Yield Of wheat and the
financial necessities OF the farmers Ia
causing a wonderful movementof grain
into Toledo and other centres, the ware.
houses OF that city having, for a few
days past, received about 100000 BUSH
ola haIIv
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PRICES

Hoonauds b German RittorS per bottle 81 90
hAlidoIan 500
Hoonauds German Tonic, pat up in quart
N@.
erDo not forget 70 examine well the ar.
ie!e You 0uy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
S'ne everywhere IyH
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WARRINGTON.

Interview OF Senior Roberts with the
President.
WARRINGTON, Sep. l.
Senior Roberts accompanied by Sec-
retRry Fish, called on the President
this morning, to deliver q sealed letter
from the Spanish Regent. The Presi~
dent after leaving Washington to.
night, will be absent two weeks.
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Shocking Treatment Of FonIan PrIs.
0neFB In Canada.


The Uaitod IriShman publishes Au
editorial to-day relative to the brutal
treatment Of the Fenlan prisoners,
twenty-five In all, In Kingston jail
One named Loouey has beeen driven
mad; another named Hayden was beat
en- until bis life ls dsspAired Of. The
tale OF crueltles and IndlgnitIes heaped
on the prisoners has produced great ex-
element among the Irish citizens,
Other revelations are promised.
An extensive vein, OF bltumlnous coal
was discovered yesterday at Cowles'
Vile, Wyoming county, about twenty
i've miles from this city.
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Virginia Itnereat,

Richmond papers OF Saturday say
that the amount oilnterest paid on the
Virginia State debt to date is $l2s, 900,
There remains S222. 900 Of the amount
appropriated, and there Is In the State
Treasury 1905 900. They tlAo say 1t Ia
contemplated to pay the same rates ol
interest on the foreign debt of G373, ,OOC
sterling, which, with the current rate Of
exchsnge, will amount to about s9O, ,OOC
In gold.
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80
SPAIN,

BRrrnnO Candidate for the Throne
Prosecution OF Bishops.
PARIS, Sept. l.
The Constitutional says SerranO is
daily becoming more prominent can
didate for the throne of Spain.
MADRID, Sept. l.
Proceedings will be commenced i'm
medlately against several bishops, ap-
pretended for dsobedIence OF govern
ment orders.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HoOFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Is compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture 0i
this BltteB. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In cOmpOundlng the Bit
lers, hence II free from all the objections In
Cldent " the use OF LIQUOR preparation.
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CAUTION.

Hootands German Remedies are counter
ieitel. Zee that the signature ofG. n. JACK.
BON In on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
Others are counterfeit.
Principal Office and Mandatory at tho
9esm9n Medicine StorO, No. GIL ARou BueOt,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q. II. JACKSON d %,
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Forty Horses burned TO Death.

PHILADRLPHIA, September l.
A lre destroyed . private club stable
on Broad street containing nearly forty
valuable horses. Only one was rescued,
and he was badly scorched. Several
carriages were saved, but large mum.
ber were destroyed. Loss 1000.