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THE nINsISsIPrI Canvass.


AAO A4GAk9E ~ D6uGs
WASHINGTON, October %, 1859.
The following Is the letter OF the
President addressed 10 Judge Dent last
summer, while the latter was moving
10 secure the Conservative nomination
for Governor of Mississippi:
LONG BRANCH, August l, 1869.
DEAR JUDGE: l am so thoroughly
satisfied In my own mind that the suc>
cess oi the sO.calIed Conservative Re.
publican party In Mississippi would
result In the defeat OF what I believe to
be for the best interests Of the State
and country. that l have determined 10
say w 10 you In writing. or course l
know or believe that your Intentions
are good In accepting the nomination
OF the Conservative party. l would
regret TO see you run for AN Office and
ne defeated by my Act, but as matters
now look, must throw the weight Of
my influence In favor Of the party op.
posed TO you: earnestly hope that
before election there will be such con.
Cessions on either side In Mississippi as
to unite all true supporters In the State
reconstruction, and OF the admin!stra-
tion together In support OF one ticket.
[ Here follows paragraph Of a private
nature, and the letter then concludes
aA f0llOwB:
Il write this 10 you solely that you
may not be under any wrong Impress
sion III to what l regard, or may here>
after regard as public duty. Personally
l wish you well, and would do all In
my power, proper to be done. 10 secure
your success, but In public matters
personal feelings will not influence me.
with kindest regards. yours truly,
u. 8. GRANT.
Judge Dent writes to friends here
that In several OF his speeches he has
quoted the.last paragraph Of this letter
TO show personal friendship between
himself and the President, but that he
has not represented the President as
desiring hts election In the manner re.
ported.
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GteGntslliqeurpr.

THE Pere HyRclnthe at last concludes
TO shut his doors against the "lnter.
viewers" The freedom OF American
speech and manners has evidently over.
whelmed him; whIleEthe public capa-
city for swallowing the most egregIous
yarns must have convinced him OF the
importance Of keeping his own counsel.
He ls said 10 be man but little posted
In the ways Of this wicked world, hRv.
Ing spent his life among books and the
confederation OF spiritual things. II
was not surprising, therefore, that he
should have fallen into the snares OF
the reportorlal fowlersi but when the
tolls tIghtened abOutihIm, and he ex.
perienced the modification Of having
his opinions and observations dlshed
up in dozen different styles, and
plentlfully favored: with the sauce Of
reportorlal imagination, his patience
gave out andI lie wisely resolved 10
"Cork up,n
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SPAIN.
more Troops for cuba - Dissentiou |
About n IOHarchy.


Moro Troops for Cuba - Dissentiou
About Monarchy.
MADRID, Oct. 90.
Seven battallons from the frontiers
will soon sail for Havana. Enlistments
for the Cuban army continue.
The dissentions among the Cabinet
and people touching the choice Of u
monarch continue unabRted.
MADRID, Dot. 20.
There have been several preliminary
meetings OF the members Of different
parties In the Cortes to day, tu discuss
the question ofthe choice OF mon arch,
At that Of the Unionlsts, every mem
Der save two voted against the Duke OF
Genoa. At the meeting of Progress.
Ives and Democrats, l02 voted for the
Duke Of Genoa, and two for the Duke oil
Montpensier. Good judges say that
In the Cortes Itself, 1855 out OF the 2O9
MonarchisIs, will record their votes for
the Duke OF Genoa. ,I...
Dlssentlons have broken out among
the different wings OF opposition. The
final selection OF the Duke OF Genoa AS
King Of Spain Ia now probable,
Complete dlssenslon relgned at the
recent meeting Of the representatives oi
all the political parties. Gen. Prlm
made great Efforts 10 avoid rupture in
the coalition. on the questions that re.
late TO the church and future monarchy
The ecclesiastical estimates are 10 be
reduced thirty per cent.
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CHICAGO, October 20.
Canada and British CoIumbIa...NeW
scheme OF Confederation.
OTTAWA, October %.

OTTAWA, October 20.
A copy Of q very important dispatch
from Earl Granville TO Gov. Musgrove
regarding the confederation Of British
COLUMBIA with Canada, has lust been
communicated TO Sir John Young, the
Colonial Secretary. 1t says that New
Ruperts land and the northwest terrl-
tory are to be united to Canada. Her
MaJesty's government Is Of the opinion
that British Columbia should also be
united with the Dominion. Regarding
the advantages to be derived from
such a union, Earl Granville saws
Her Majesty's government auticl.
pates that the interests of the
Province OF British North Amer.
lea will be more advanced, and that IL
Will better enable the wealth and cred
lt and intelligence Of the wholeto be
Drought 10 Dear on every part, thereby
encouraging each IN the contracted
policy OF taking car" nf itself, possibly
ut the expense OF Its neigh most
especially ut this time, In casea OF In 4.
ternal transits. II Ia evident that the
establishment of British line Of
communication between the Atlantic
ana Pacific Oceans Ia more feasible by
the operations OF q slngle government
responsible Tor its progress to both
shores and the continent than by a
bargain negotiated between ssperate
and perhaps In some respects rival
governments and legislatures. The
uispaIoh also authorizes Governor
MuSgrove TO Communicate With Sir
Johh Young, or take such steps az can
be constiluLionally taken for promot-
Ing the favorable consideration of the
question.
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The Trade Meeting at Buffalo.
... ... ..... D.,x,t, ~ ~

Notwithstanding the I'D weather to
day, n large audience assembled at 81.
James Hail on the accession OF the first
public meeting OF the Frea Trade As
ISOLATION. Henry W. Rugera presided,
he spoke brihy and poiutedIy. Profes.
sor A. u. Perry, OF Massach uselts, held
the attention OF the audience Tor over
an hour In forcible arguments bearing
upon the inlquities OF the present tariff.
Messrs. Falleth, Beckwith and Mahlon
Sands, Secretary Of the New York Free
Trade League, also spoke. The latter
gentleman being frequently interru pied
BY applause Resolutions were passed
calling on Senators Roscoe, Conklin
and II e. Fentou, and Represents
ID. y. Bennett, to urge the repeGl Of the
duties on coal and salt. K. Hadfield,
Secretary Of the meeting, stated thai
under q free competition the price Of
salt would be reduced one half owing
10 recent discovies In Canada. Mr..
Ferry stated that he would use the sta.
us!ics on salt proposed by Mr.. HadA cid
IN his lectures through the West.
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chicago nInrket.
CHICAGO, October q

CHICAGO, October 20.
FLoUR-QuIet and easy at a lOAG 80
for spring extras.
GRA1N-Wheat-In fair demand al
XaXc higher; sales OF No. l at 06a97c;
No. 2 at 02a0ic; closing at 93a9SHc for
No. 2; this afternoon market firmer and
unsettled at 931<a9ic cash and seller
November for No. 2. Corn-Quiet at
Nc lower; sales Of No. 2 at 65a67c; clos
ing at G511a652<C; rejected at 64a65c: this
afternoon fair demand at 65Ifa659<c,
cash, and 64IfaG5c seller first half OF
November. Oats-In fair demand at
38a3S3<c for No. 2; closing at 3SI< <a3SI<c.
Rye-Qulet at IA 10 lower; sales OF No.
l at 69a7lc; No. 2 at 60a67C; closing at
60c for No. 2. BArley-Dull and lower
at 95caSlOO for No. 9; closing with sell
lers at $50.
CATTLE-Very dull at 50 s5a5 l2< for
common Texan steers and good native
COWS.
Hoas-opened quiet at 2Oa25c lower;
IS 50aS IS for common, IS SOa9 25 for iair
to medium; 50 40a0 so for good to choice.
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KENTUCKY.
Fight BetwCen Students ana Negroes
"A MuFdeFOua Assault Near
Frankie


Plight BetwCen Students and Negroes
"A muFdeFOnA Assault Near
Frankfort.
Special Telegram to he Commercial.
FRANKFORT, October q.
On night before last a fracas took
place ut New Castle, between a portion
Of the students ofKirby Smiths Mill.
tary School, and o number Of negroes,
Various versions Of the affair are re-
ported. II ls stated that the students
were on their way home from church
when they were fred into by the me-
groes. They went home, procured
guns, and returned the fire, shooting
ten Of the negroes, and one OF their
number getting shot through the fleshy
part OF theIleg.
Another report states that the stu.
dents were stoned by the negroes, as
they came home from church, and that
they went home and procured shot
guns, loading them with bird shot,
They then went to the coIored church
In search ofthose who had stoned them,
when difficulty and exchange ofshots
occurred, resulting as stated above.
ga letter received from one OF the stu.
dents this morning, states that Ave OF
the negroes had died from their wounds,
while gentleman who came from the
same place to-day, reports that none OF
the negroes were seriously wounded,
but all likely to recover, as their
wounds were slight.
Several days ago party consisting
OF man and one or Two women, one
OF the latter with child at the breast,
having been attending q trial In the
ClTouiut Court in this city, in which
they were principals Bnd witnesses,
were set upon, about five miles from
the city, by four men, some OF them
principals on the opposite side In the
trial, and badly beaten with clubs and
stirrup feathers. To-day It Ia stated
that the child has died from injuries
received during the attack. Some OF
the parties engaged In the attack have
fed from the nelghborhood 10 avoid
arrest. It Is understood that the civil
authorities will rapidly investigate the
affair.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINoINNATI, October 20.
FLouR-Dull with only retail de-
mRnd; family at IS 60a5 T6.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and nominal at
81 0Sal IL. Corn-In good demand at
60c for new. Rye-05CAS1 90. Oats
Steady at 60a60c.
CorToN-QuIet at 25a25Kc for mid j..
ding.
ToBAcco-Flrm and unchanged.
WHISKY-Dull at 81 1Oal II.
PRoyIsIoNs-P0rk-Mess dull at &3l,
Bulk Meats and Bacon-None In the
market. Green Meats-Dull and no de.
mand. owing to the mid weather,
Lard-Small sales at 13Ac.
Hoas-Dull and lower at 80 25al0 90,
Receipts 1890; slaughLerers not buy.
Ing.
BuTTER-Dull at 20A3Oc.
CHEEsB-Firm at 17Xa18Hc.
OiLs-Linseed dull al 92a9Ic: Lard
dull at 81 33a1 81.
Observation-Disclosures.
GoLD-l2Sf, buying.
ExCHANGE-Dull; l 10 discount buy.
Ing and par selling.
MoNKY-Market close at 9al2 per cent,
6RoCBRIEs- Sugar-Dull; rehned 10
lower, and white at l6al0kc; hard
standard at 17al7Nc. CotTee-Steady at
2la26c.
Eaas-29a3Oc.
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FRANCE.
PARIS, Oclohor %.

The Pdtrie says the military sub di-
visions Of Nantes, Tours and Lille are
to be abolished. The headquarters Of
tue old district OF Nantes will bs at
Metz.
There ls much excitement 10 literary
circles to.day. NJ. Pletre, Prefsot Of
Police. has forbidden the fepfese nj lion
OF new drama which had passed the
censorship. The Steele says the law OF
the 7th and 9th OF June, regulating
public meetings only exists through
the meetings OF Bonaparte at Porte ST.
Dennis In lS4S, meetings which were
fomsnted by the very men who became
leaders on the 10Th OF December, and
whose rallylng word was the name Of
the present Emperor,
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Now York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
CoTroN-Heavy and lower; 1900
bales at 26c for middling.
FLoUR-ClOsed dull without decided
change In price.
GRAIN-Wheat-lc better with rath-
or more export inquiry; material de.
cline In freIghts has stItiened the mar
ket. Rye-Dull at 81 O6Al OF. Oats
Quiet at 62a6ic for western. Corn
Dull at 02ca$l Oh for unsound; and 81 O5
al 0S for sound weatern mixed.
PRovIsGoNs-Pork-Heavy at S9l 90
FOR mess. Beef-Quiet and steady. Cut
Meats and Bacon-Dull and heavy.
Lard-Quiet at 17No for prime steam.
EdEs-ModerAte request without de-
clded change Ia price.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
by Cable Telegraph TO the IntellIgouOer. !
ENGLAND.

Disaster Rt Sea.
LONDON. October 20.
A bottle found of Cornwell states
that the ship Mercer fouudered at sea
July Let. She had $40 souls on board
This evening the remains Of Earl
Derby, were Inferred at Knowsley, to-
day, there were no public proceedings.
The condition OF Mr.. Peabody is
slightly more favorable this evening.
Female Emigration for Canada.
LIVERPOOL, October 20.
Mrs. Rye sailed yesterday for Quebec
with another large party OF female EN-.
lgrants for Canada.
The Times ON American Finances,
LONDON, October 20.
The Times has an editorial on Ameri-
can finances, wherein the writer COM
ments on Secretary Boutwell's advO.
caoy OF paying the national debt Ia
gold, and considers the very necessity
OF such an advocacy proof OF the
strength Of the repudiators. Mr.. Bout.
wells appeal for paying the debt will
earn him glory and patriotism. The
obligation cannot be put loo simply
and nakedly. It Is "a duty which
America owes primarily to the creditor.
The nation does not want any other
reason but the creditors right
pointed out 10 them. The security Of
the American public faith is excellent;
but their liability 10 alter the terms OF
the contract against the will OF the
creditors, would render their but scan
~ security bad. The only sound rule
to give capital courage, to permeate the
Union, 10 that bargain IL bargain,
and that 1t ls a sufficient reason why
one party Is bound TO keep 1t, that the
other party to 1t has made his ar
rangements on the fsith2Of Its being
kept.
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NO. 5S,
8asIusss G1Eas.
ATTORNEYS.

GTANTON 4 ALLISON,
- ATTORNEYS At LAW,
9TH st., east Hide, north OF Monroe.
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PRICES.
iloonaud's German Il

nOcnAndS German DlttOrs, per bottle 81 %
hAlfduEen sou
HoOnHudla German Tonic, put up ln quart
BOTTLES, u 20 per bottle or hall dozen for
UO.
icle you buy, In order 70 get tho gen ulne.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine oYeFyWhorO, jYl2
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Railway Accident In Utah.

ST. LOUIS, October %.
A dispatch from Corrlnne, Utah. says
the passenger train which ran of the
track at the coal switch near Evanston,
ThurSday evening, was run into by the
second section OF q train filled With
Mormon emigrantg and few passen-
gers. David Shield, Joseph Thomas,
John Tustin and Philip Dsllo were
killed, and Mary Bell. David Shields,
Jr., and Miss Percy wounded,
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SPORTING NEWS.
Tho Troy Raeea.

Troy, October 2S.
To-day was The second day Of the fall
meeting OF the. Ranselaer Park AssocIa.
tIon. The hrst race for horses that
never beat $40 was won by Flleston Of
Troy: best time $3.50. The second race
for horses that never beat 2:2S. was won
by W. B. Palmer, OF New York; best
tImn 0.0n
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WTM. P. HUBBARD,
w Attorney at Law,
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Collision orTerry Boats.

NEw YORK, Oct. 20.
The ferryboats Morrlstown aud Del.
aware, colllded on the North River
yesterday, aud smashed one another
considerably; Ave or six persons were
dangerously injured, and It ls believed
some were knocked overheard and
drowned.
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Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria,
was received by the Sultan Rt Uonatan-
Llnople, yesterday, with much eclat.
The Weather iu England ls unusual
ly cold, with frost and snow In all parts
OF the Kingdom.
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Rev York Dry Goods Market
NEW YORK, October %.

As a general thing the market for the
sale OF textile fabrics Is Inert, and In
order 10 effect sales OF moment conces.
stons are TO be made 70 dealers by way
OF credltors or discounts: still there is
exception not the rule, for as o rule
prices are extremely low, and various
lasses Of goods are selling at bare cost,
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CAUTION.

HoOrandS German Remedies are counter
tclLed. SEQ that the signature OfG NJ. JACK.
son " on the wrapper OF each bottle. AL
Others Rre counterfeit.
Principal Otfico and Mandatory al the
lermAn Medicine Store, No. 6Sl Arch Aueet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly U. II. JACKSON q 70.
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General MOMahOn, Iate mIntster: : to
Paraguay.
WAsnINoroN, Oclober 2O.

General McMahou was In consulta-
ton with Secretary Fist, yesterday on
ParaRuayan matters. II Is reported
that Minister ,McMRhon'a course In
Paraguay 70 approved by the State De-
partlnent, and Il 10 even Inlimated that
be may be returned TO his late position.
HIS recall was ordered by Mr.. Wash.
burne, It is said, while Secretary OF
stale, ~ retaliation for his being ap.
pointed to succeed O. A. Washburne,
the late Socretary's brother.
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL.
New York money and stock marIot.

NEW IUHhI VUIUUbT %.
MoNRY-The market continues easy
on call. At the close OF banking
hours money was complete drug.
Stock Brokers generally paid 6a7 per
cent, while Government dealers had
more capital offered them at 4a5 per
cent than they could use. Discounts
dull; prime lOal2c; other qualities l5a
18c.
sTERLINd-More steady at 81 OSNa
l 10SX.
GoLD-Dull; opened at 1881; closed
at l2SsS. The Snb-Treasurer sold
$l,00O,OO0 at 12S 5lal2S.53. Carrying
rates 3t2 per cent: borrowing rates
1.64a2 per cent to fiat.
GovERNMENT BoNDs-Decidedly low.
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BALTIMORE October 70,
FLouR-Dulli high grades declined
800.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull; red 81 35a1 40.
Oorn-.Dull; white sla1 10: yellow S6ca
81 90. oats-Dull at 65ab7c. Rye-Sla
l 0S.
PRovlswNs-Po Pork-Qulet at SS3 90.
Baoon-Quiet. Lard-QuIet.
WHIsKY-Flrm at 81 II.
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STooKs-The market is generally
high particularly on Vanderbilt stocks
and Lake Shore. The market closed
unsettled aud rather OFT from the best
prices Of the day, but still strong on
the speClallties named. There were
many rumors nfloat In regard to the
Vanderbilt programme OF consolidation
and II was stated that the terms would
be announced on Monday next,
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PREsr. GRANT IN PnILADELpHIA,
He AI"Ees a speech AZ tho Sunday
school Jubilee.
PHILApRLPaIA, OCT. %.

PHILADRLPHIA, Oct. 20.
AT the Sunday School Jubilee held al
the Academy Of Music last evening,
President Grant was loudly called for,
and responded as follows;
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children:-I
can only thank you for your very kind
reception; whenever have visited Phil
I have always been warmly
welcomed, but never In a more crafty
Ing manner than on the present occa.
sion. take an interest In Sunday
schools, and am much gratlded at the
complete success OF the present move
ment,'
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1SX TELEGRAPH.
screuade to President Grant.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.
At eleven O'Clock last evening the
Breck band proceeded 10 the residence
OF Ex-Secretary Borle, and serenaded
President Grant, who appeared and
returned his thanks for The compll.
ment. It's believed the President will
return 10 Washington to-day.
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HON. JAMES THoMpsoN;

Judge Of The Supreme Court Of Pcrnsy!pnmta.
PHILADELPHIA, April y, 1919
"I consider Hollands German Bitten, a
valuable medicine In cnNo OF attacks Of indl.
gtHiiOn or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF H.
Yours, with respect,
JAMkS lIIOM MPSON,"
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Tho Tobacco CrOp-Damage Over.Es.
timAted.
LoUIsVtLLE, October %,

The damage 10 the tobacco crop is
over. estimated, though some that was
exposed TO the late freeze In drying
houses or sheds, has been badly frozen.
The crop, however Is to be a two-thIrds
nFOD,
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Hon, GEORGE sHA mwooD,

JIlSttcc Of he Supreme oO,Irt q Pen'uVhNrntd.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1869.
II have found by experience that HOOf.
lRNd'H German BitterH In very good tonic,
relieving uySpeptic symptoms almost d.
rCclly. GEORGE ESdARSWOOD."
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOoFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

ia pleasant preparation OF the BIttoH for
those who do not like extreme BltteB. II
Bttem combined with pure HantA Cruz rum
and agreeable tiavoring ext acts. Its use
recommended when some pure Htlm ulant Is
required In connection with the tonic pro-
peItleS Of the BItterA.
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The NeW Secretary OF. War In wash.
inEtOn.


General Belknap was at the War De.
partment this morning, where he rs
mained about an hour ln conversation
with General Sherman and other OH.
clals. He was also at the Executive
mansion 0 short time,
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PITmBuRaH, Oct. %.
Monongahela 8 feet 8 inches and iall-
Ing. Weather rainy. Thermometer
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BLOOD PURIFIRRs

ever known, and win cure all diseases re-
GnltinH from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver IN order,
keep your digestive organs In n
sound, healthy condition, by
the use or these remedies,
and no diAeRSe will
ever asSall You.
THE CoMPLExIoN.-LAdleS who wish a
fair sKln and good complexion, free from
yellOwiSh urge eRuu all other dlSbgurGmenis,
should u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
IiI HS r,s,It IN sHapEiin, % av,,s my AMI % bHaPninS
SleekS.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION,

HoOFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II is o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered III Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded 70 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bltters. There 10 no alcoholic substance
Oi any kind used In compounding the Bit.
terS, hence II free from all the objections In
Oldent 10 the use OF liquor preparation.