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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

AFFAIRS IN LoUDoUN OoUprT, vA,-On
saturday last, Richard Moran. f.., was killed
near 0umspnpg, by the accidental discharre
OF shot gum. In letting down board, used
as bar 70 his brotber's stable door, il q sun.
posed the board fell upon, the trigger and
capsed the accident. - :
Tnere v egs several farms offered for Aie this
week, 0d but one sold. The Svarts land, near
Aloie, vas purchased By MT. John Rollins, Of
Leeeoufg, 3l2 per acre. The tishtness OF money
nsues makes land sales allow basiness. -
Lees tar9 washisgtontaS. 4iaa q. .
=, The colored waters at ths Toatine, New
haven, .stfuck" Thnrrday eecaese white
man had been appointed head waiter.
Massachusetts, now indu1ges In .scharita.
ois morse trots," for the beneSit OF oenevolent
Sacks Of navy blne, trimmed with wide
~ orAd and large gilt buttons, arc both sty.
hsn and pretty Sof morning promenade.
N"Conversion and Death q Twelve More
aeetnens! GLORY 10 God and our Cavalry .''
% tne heading to an Indian light in frontier
HThe city authoiities Of Al1io ylll.y havs
pfonibited the sale OF liquors in that village
under penalty Of flve dollars ane.
astonishing better for the wor1en than
the eallot" u out. II has ribbons foot wide
sno oird Of paradtse feathers.
A sohoolmahm Of ninetesn years in
Cnicaso, thrashed . little boy vita rnlsr.
ana banged his head against the steam heater;
ana now the poor little fellow % dying with
BRAIN fever, shriskipg In hts defirum. Don't
sIise mel Oh! don'tl don't strike me!'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

The MIssIeefPPI ELDCTIoN.-Capt. James
W. Weir, Brevet Captain Ephraim wilhsms,
First Lieut.. John Pulford, and Brevet Cap.
tain Alanson E. Niles, U. 5. Army, have been
assigned to duty in connection with the regis.
tratiOn and election in Mississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

eeA Mr.. Bowers, Of Harrison Vile, Cass CO,
9tseouri, was arrested and charged WisA %.
ouctng and murderinG Q young lady, and
uied before Justice Of the Peace. whale the
Sns Hni was going on, the ypang iedy sppsarsd
evidence whether she had boeu3 killed % not
and committed Bover for m ufdsr. Rovefs
was dischArDo6 a b writ ofhabeAS cofpas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

APPLICATIONS FOR OFPICR.-The President
will shortly Issue an order directing that all
applications for Office be made to the heads Of
the various Departments, instead OF at the
White Houee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

TRIAsuRER SPINnBR's report shows that in
comparing the receipts and expe ndis ures Of the
treasury tor the six months ending September
3Oth, 1e6s. with the same period In the year 1865
the receipts have increased s1q, .ss3 OF, and
the expenditures decreased sS6, col ,Oi4 50, total
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

SICOND MASQUERADE AND CIVIC HOP
BKOTHERLY CoNoLSvENo a,s.PK.
ODD FELLOWS Hall. NAVY YARD,
THANKsGIvIEG I'VE, Nov II, 1858
Tiefets, 81; admitting Eenilemsn and ladies.
AiOA. sonh nsputs... beiet MoBter
COSTUMES may be procured at Lawson's, 9Th st.
esst, opp. Marine Barracks gate. locs5 So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

The PRIINBs or GIN. BBLKNAP, togsther
With number OF citizens Of Iowa ten porarily
resident here, are making arrangements to give
the new Secretary Of War cordial rsce ption
ON his arrival. t-.sr..t eT.I ...H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

COUNTERPART COUPON CT the SIX per cent
fve-twenty bonds issued under the act of Feb.
ruary IS, 1863, has been detected at the Treasury
department. These counterfsits, which are
autographs, are exceedingly well done, and
are calculated to deceive. 80 o. - .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

HON. THOMAS EWING, sR-, who was taken
suddenly i'll on Friday, while engaged in ar
gument before the United States Supreme
Court. 10 rapidly improving, and it lie thought
he will soon be able to resume the practice Of
his profession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

APPLICANTS YoR POSITIONS IN THE NAyr
YARps.-In con seq uenee OF the great rush upon
81 crstary Robson, by persons seeking en-
pioyment in the Navy.yards, he has been COM
pelied to refuse all inter views FOR that pur-
pose, and refer the applicants to the Command
ants of the various Yards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

COMMITTEE from the Maryland AgricuI.
taraI Socisty asa Msryland u nssiease. hs.s.A
by VIM. p. Smith, Esq, visited the President
his morning and extended to him an invitation
% attend the Maryland Agricultural Fair at
Baltimore on Friday next. .'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-10-25

THE CONGRESSIONAL SELECT UoNEIrrE. on
American navigation interests having held
sessions at New York. Boston and Portland,
visited FAN River ON Friday, ander the chair.
manship Of Mr.. Burlington, the member from
that district. The committee adjourned from
there to meet at Philadelphia or the first Tues.
day in December next. st +- "h h+ T.,
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CARLorTA PATTI, OF q family by habit and
taste musical, and who left this country for
Europe with an established reputation - a
true artist, did not wrap her talent in napkin,
but returns TO ne with her powers strengthened
by careful and uaceasing caiture. Ii Is graft.
tying 10 the public who first recognized genuine
talent in her to know that she returns to the
arena where her first effort was m ade with all
the blushing hono:s of her European tour thick
upon her, and we predict a crowded house on
the occasion Of her concert in this city.
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1ss Ess Ssss. sc.. "a ss: e. hi: ir'''
e. e ~! ssE::s 80 S!:s:: e;
CASH. Plsass 1sosobse uaae "A 1a1b1Y.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS DAY NJ
moved their AIT sT0nE nom No So4 Penns.
avenue, to No 245 street, between 18th and
.lth streets, in Hooes new building.
Our new store will bs opened 90 the pm bio %
and splendid assortmen OF everything in our line
Thanking the public for past favors, we hope to
receive Q continuance Of Oh cir patronage, which
we shall at all times sndssvor 20 nSrit.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
Tho Church Bill In the Commons.
LONDON, July l6, Midnight.

Tho Church Bill In the Commons.
LONDON, July 16, Midnight.
In the House of Commons, tonight,
the consideration of the Irish Church
Bill was continued. The Amendment
granting half million pounds for pri~
vate endowments, was agreed to, and
the amendment continuing Ulster
grants, was rejected by 345 to A0. The
announcement was cheered from the
ministerial branch.
Dlraeli said it was not necessary for
the House to divide on any other
amendment except that of postponing
the disposition of the surplus funds.
Gladstone moved to disagree. The
amendment was rejected by 290 against
2IS. Great cheers greeted the result.
LONDON, July II.
The debate on the Church Bill con-
tinued till late hour this morning.
Dlsraeli regretted the course OF the
Government on the amendments; inti-
mating that an agreement had been
violated, Mr.. Gladstone replied that
If any harm had been done it came from
the other side; all pledges had been
more than fulfilled. Mr.. Gatharon
Hardy thought the Lords had been nn-
worthily treated by the Commons
Mr.. Bright responded, and commits
tee was appointed to frame resolutions
for disagreement with the Lords. The
bill for the government purchase of
the telegraph lines of the kingdom was
read the second time. Adjourned.
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Y. 10. a. at PortIand.

PORTLAND. ME-, July IL.
The International Young Mems
Christian Association discussed to-day
how to conduct meetings and the quail
iiications for membership. The latter
question grew heated, some maintain
Ing that Unitarians are not Christians.
The excitement was allayed by sing
ing and prayer and the question re-
ferred to special COMMITTEES. A large
amount was raised by contributions to
sustain the publications and extend
the work of The Association to the Pa
cific const. The question OF admitting
women to mem bership was left to indi-
viduali Associations a resolution was
adopted that the second Sunday in No
vember be adopted as day of prayer
for the Lords blessing upon the work
of the Association. Also one that the
Executive Committee for the next three
years he located at New York city and
be composed of Cephas Brainerd, j.
Ballard, T. G. Seller, Robt. II. McBur-
ney, James Stother, VIM. Il. Lee and
Morris X. Jessup. The special Com
mittee on Membership reported reso.
luton that the management OF the AS
sociaLiOn should be kept in the hands
OF members of Evangelical churches,
which was adopted. "A resolution was
reported 1avoriNg State conventions.
Open air meetings will be held this
evening. .r
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baltimore cattle Market.

BREF CArTLE.-The offerings at the Scales
during the past weok amounted to s4S4 head,
ed ll8 head came from Ohio, 4S2 from Vir-
RInia, and 639 from West Virginia. Prices
to-day ranged as follows: Old Cows and Seal
awaps at S494 so; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen
and Cows Ste4to@5 90; fair quality Beeyes
at S667 90; and the very best BeeVeS at Ug
s rs Der 100 lbs, tho average price being about
96 gross. The market opened moderately &C.
tive, but closed very 1nn at decline o.
about SO cents per lG lbs from the rates Of
last week.
sHEEP.-The supply curing the past week
has been light, and we notice an advance OF
Hc per lb on previous rates. ices to-day
ranged az follows: Fair to good sneep ats
6511c per lib gross. Stock sheep u SO92 81
per head, Lambs S294 10 per head.
HoGs.-The demand has been more active
during the past week, and the market firm
at former rates. Prices to-day ranged as fol-
lows: Fair to prime Hogs at Sl2 769 IL 80 per
100 lbs net.
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M. 'RoufWeIl ON virginia.
,- J. E,....,, III . Mem York Tribune.

That the Secretary of the, Treasury
has. in Cabinet council and otherwise
taken ground decidedly agaihst. the
walker party in Virginia and kindred
movements In Mississippi and Texasi
we hear in SO many IwaSsS that re can
not doubt it's accuracy. HIS precise
views are OF course not. made fupllc,
Int we presume those set forth in our
vesterday's W ASH hington dispatch were
substantially.a Q part of themS SE,
THE Walker!partyis not Den tcrAtlc
nor an aflti.Adminfstratlon party
though q large portion -iof Its members
we're once rebels, and were preSump-
lively favorable to the election OF SeyE
mour and Blair. .Wecan probaplY act
SO as to make it an anti-AdmInlssfa-
ton party; but why should. Ws? HOW
shall we uphold princlpleH Where In
the wide world shall we ,gHin vote by
setting our faces, agafnse the, Walker
men, and excluding from the Legtsla.
ture all who cannot take the iron clad
oath9 We need Yirgfnia's vote
for the XVIII siAmendment-can
we afford to ,repel Il! We think not;
THE views attributed to Gov. Bout Tell
seann TO make more account Of the unity
md coherence ofthe Republican p, rty
than of the triumph OF its caTdi nal
..H.T,1cinIe. which Is making the altaS, ot
ppaore account than the god. We are
sIrnepling for the,ciVil and political
s1naiitv Of all citizens before law' we
4a equaty afTsyed the votes of Virginia, Mi.ai5.
sippi, and Texas s that ada,ai sd aa.i
ity and dx it fofeYes IN 1sd me EedsIal ta taIEa
Constitution; and we w11,es are nrono4nce n l onl
Shihboleth exactly as We do--nay, tn": g. ::
thaSzi have always done so, ana 1ro ~ II
S1sSg ~ motives. This Will neYS'r Az
sSTer, We cannot afford to Pos!poEIs, .pIse,rI,
az eonsummation of our great Worh
IN IN order to have 1t done by men waS aS
nrove q birthright membership "a o9i
ppaTtv. 9 lIt Is our duty to hasten, ~ ~
honest, lawful means, tne asS ISconss'raaTIa ns AZ
ton Of the Union oa ~ M sSye neace ~
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CONNERCIAL AND FMANCIAL.

In the eastern markets there is some ex-
changing of the $40 bonds for the l0-AOs and
the currency 6s, the latter being relatively
lower than the former; though the amount
yet done in this way has not materially >
changed prices. Should the Secretary OF the
Treasury continue his present free purchases
for the sinking fund, the natural tendency
will be to approximate the prices OF gold
and currency, thus rendering the contem.
plated proposition Of funding the gold debt
at q lower rate OF interest thing more
that will not be for some
time vet: but when this shall occur, the 80
year currency IS Will be the longest out:
standing loan, and as It cannot be paid until
maturity, will be correspondIngly more val
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BOSTOE:
Operations 4 Of tho PFshlbItory La,

Opcratton Of tho ProhlbIfory Law.
N = BosroN, July 17,3
The large Quantity E of lager seized
july 9Th in the saloon of Brother and
Spaf was Returned TO them to-day.
The reason given for the reatoration was
that the property wouik spoil before
a decision was reached ;inithes courts.
A different result was expertep ced by
Mathias Nicola, In Cambridge, Whose
lager, was seized and the owner sem
fenced to three months satzttle house
al ,corre6t 6tfonS andafned fifty dollars.
F:Iudgel Rutnamj late sPresid dent of the
Senate and recently 'appoInted TO the
|dudg dgestfp; passed the sentence
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By 1TELEi5GRARH5.' =
ST. LOUIS: u
Arter Ionn Clnlnamam.


ST. LOUIS, July 16.
General w. A. Miles, OF Gasoe City,
Mass, arrived here this evening, en-
route to California. He isTcomnlis-
sfoned gby 4lie Nicksburg Chamber ol
Commerce to investigate the feasibility
of Chinese laborers. If he finds it prac'
ticable he wflf make contracts for sew
eral celegtlalE ,for planters in the South
o. q" THE RAILROAD EXCURsIoNIsTs. :
The railroadl excufsionists who met
with an accident in Kansas Wednes:
day, left Lawrence this morning, and
will arrive here tomorrow morning,
unless the conditioH,Tof thegwo ountied
should necessitateC rest Ion theSroute,
which is not likely.
DROVE OF CATTLE IN THE MIssIss1rPIi
A drove of ,qhttie Wine being driven
to the ferry to>day FOR shipment to the
east, were driven into the river, ana
large number getting into the shrong
ctifrent, We're carried down stream. A
swift steamer was sent after them, and
in the effort to drive them ashore sew
eral were run down and Killed. Final
ly with the aid of skiffs the rest were
landed and secured: some distance be
low the city.
HOT WEATHER.
o oTWeatierFEery warm and clear lh.day
The mercury stood at 0 A. NJ. at $50, al
noon at 93o, at 8 p. N. at 800, and at II
p. M, AT 9Oo: Three deaths.pcGuETed To-
day from effects OF the heat.
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'LOUIsY1ELE.
Arrc.st or . susple.e,t 2 "a !. Thlef.

i.-s -, 80. ~. - LOUISVILLE. July II.
IA man named DR.. e. J. Engleman,
mailing from Philadelphia, but former
ly we'll known citizen of Madison
Indiana, was arrested last night by
Detectives Blight and Gallaher on sus-
picion of having in his possession stolen
,propertv to the amount of four thous>
and dollars, consisting of drugs,
clothes, cashmere vestings and large
quantity of sundry articles. tits pre-
sumed that he has been accumulating
the stolen goods at this point for the
past year or two. Engleman had on
his person, s.. 700 of ready cash supposed
mate transactions. He is q man about
tifty years ofsage, about Eve feet nine
inches high, wears front artificial teeth
and is'o darkish. complexion. .rs.
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FRANCE.
yhe 4ewi N4!ngIstFy.e g

The public newspapers say it Is
as follows. Minister. of oInterior,nDt
Fercadelo Roquette; Minister of Jus
tice,' Durergier; Minister of Foreigr
Affairs, Anvoique; Minister OF Fl
nance, Pierre Maque; Minister o
CommeEce, Alfred. LeEeuE;;lMinisterl o
Pub1ic Works, Preseier;, Minister o
Marine lAdmiral q Zsnrofnilly,f Minis
ter of War, Mershol Neil; M.rRonbel
will be President of the Senate.
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FEFEE REVOLT All PLEABANT.'WAL.-
LEY NEW YORK; l'
vo,h Partles Bsiii1ier Arms-A- Pause.
"a sPoUanR1sEFsIB, July IS.

Intelligence from RleaSant Valley up
to III O'Clock last evening says the o tanS2- S1-
res3swere armed with clubs ana PICK
handles and were lying around on stops
aloag the road and in the fields. squire
bI. % % was feceiSed re- WITH gF6ais and Sells.
One Company fdhirty men Is unnet
arms at Pleasant valley and sanotner
left this morning. The barn IN Wh1ch
is located the property wanted by
the Sheriff, contains tWor kegs OF pow
de. placed there by the 1a6oreEs .IS wh9 a2
sthe village are terrified by = tear q OF
bloody scenes.,g As yet the la borers
have moleAted no oness VThey:are well
EorRani1edS .G
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CHICAGO.
NcwS from the Private Expeditions
Heavy storms in Illinois.

Heavy storms in Illinois.
CHICAGO, juno II. .
A telegram from Green River, an
nounces the receipt of Intelligence from
the Powell expedition up to July 4th
The party passed the rapids losing one
boat. All were we'll when last heard
from and were at Henry's Fork.
A dispatch from Morris, Illinois, says
that the Illinois River at that point Is
now fifteen feet above it's usual SUM
rler stage :and is rising fast. The
ground is4so wet in that vicinity that
the farmers cannot get their harvest.
ing machines on the ground and are
Obliged to cut what grain is worth cut
ting by hand. EtH-' -" w
B, A dispatch from :Des Moines, Iowa
says thatthe rains the past week have
done immense damage to the crops
wheat and oats suffered the most.
90 A heavy storm passed over Peoria
ChilIicothe and Henry In this. State
yesterday afternoon. Houses. trees
fences, &c, were blown, down in con-
siderable numbers involving heavy
damage. No lives'are reported lost.
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NEW YORK, July II.
CoTToN-Unchanged sales OF $50 bales al
341lGS341{ o for uplRndB.
FLoUR-Dull and &c lower.
RAIN-Wheat-Steady with moderate
export demand to fill old freight engage:
spring. Rye-Steady and quiet at 81 269I q
for western. OatS-Flrm AZ 81 10S2c for west
ern a1loat. COrn-Duu at 9099oc for sound
and 749S9c for unsound mixed western.
PRoVIsIoNs--Pork-Qu and steady
Beef-QuIet and steady. Cut Meats-Dul
ed demand. Lard-DulI at l9H9l95<c fol
fair to prime steam.
EGGS-Firm at 25c,
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. RIyRR NEWS.
ST. LOHiA.

49, % ST. LOUIS, July 1G.
Arrived-Muscatine, st. Paul; 81. s.
Turner, Omaha; National, Hannibal;
Mohawk, and Pat, Roy, Keokuk; CITY
of Pekin, Peoria; City of st. Paul ana
Messenger, st, Paul. eDepartedIGIty
of Pekin, Peoria; National ana . fat
Roy, Keokuk; q rMuscatine, St' Faul;
Belle, Memphis. i.L-,.,.
The river is falling slowly with a
slight rise in the upper rivers. Meather
clear. Mercury at noon; 93p; at p M
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THE ER1E RAILxOAD sSAUGI1TEE
3 jver,,et Is Sf ,,a o0Eonef.s jury W v
Probable Indictment for Mnn-
-i-- f.Si slaughter.

...,.-. .......,f. Oil. NEW YORK, July 16.
The Jury on the Erie Railroad disas-
Ter have rendered. the following Verdlct:
"An inquisition taken at LackaWaAen, !,
Pike county, -Pennsy y1vania, before one
Chas. O.. ,OampbellJ9 Coroner of Pike
counF7, upon the record Of'the remains
OF the Rev, u. B. Halleck, Daniel Bear,
and six others, names unknown to the
iurv, being passepgers on the train call
ed No, ), which left New Yorksat $3.50
r. NJ, on tho Erie Railway ION July a.
and arrived at Mast Hope at 1850 T. NJ !,
at which place it came in coll sion WITH
the engine OF an extra train, No. 39I
which was caused by, the. carelessness,
as the Jury believes, of James. Griffin,
the engineer "ofithei freight ',train, by
drawing his train out Of the ,swf ftch be-
fore No. s had passed, causing the death
OF the above mentioned persons; anq
we do entirely exonerate :Judson Is.
Brown, conductor of train No. 80, and
all otheE PERSONS, from sRny blame
whatever, except the said James Grihn.
= = ,1.yf - CsCAMPBELL5 c0g;OAe1tns !
Hero follow the Iiames OF the jury,
James, .Grif1inss the engine eE1 tOf, the
freigEt train. was arrested ut SalamanT
on. to-day He was endeavofing to es+
cane West. He was obrought TO Port
Jeryis, this evening, and will pc sent I'd
iailiat Milford, the shire town Of Pike
county, Pennsylyanis,to await the ac--
zion OF the Grand JurYA II, 1s almos'
certain that he will be indicted Ior
munslaughterS s-''fA n a. ....,,
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PRICEs.

HOeaanas German Bit.ers Bsffi BsfisSssa SSs.Is 9 g g
tTooaanaaa German Tonic, put mp in quart
bottia, 81 50 per bottle or q halfuo1en foI
Srno not Oorzetfo examine wen the ar
ticIo 11o1 INV. III order TO get the genuine.
Fof no BY Druggists and Dealers In 1Gsa-
Gina aYarHWheLes - gA
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CAUTION.

.,ooao,a,a 3arrnar RamedIes are counter
.!aS hoonaat LII tI,St fna gfRnatur6 ofC II. JACK:
Nm IL on fiae wrapper Of each bottie: AL
others are co91Vt o@GVca e1,d lEanufactory at the
German Medicine Store, No. 6al ARCH street'
Philadelphia, Pa - 20 1,-or-Ja4or
CHARLES II. EVANss fInOPPyf PPy ~ y ~
.a.s Formerly O: II. JACKSON :" ~. ~
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, Il WHEELING WEST vA MONDAY MORNING, JUEY 49,
.RIver and weather.

CINCINNATI, July IL.
River fell two inches In the past "a
hours; is now s feet inches below high
water mark of 1867.
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HON. JAMES THoAPsoNi

JUDGE Of ue supreme Court Of RssnsyISsnlf'0'
PH1LADELPH1A, April =. 1900
"I consider Hooasnd's German a1.saRE s of. mai.
..aa1IaI az Dyspepsia. can; eerttiy tnn
Som my experanceo OF u
1i"'A Yours, with respect, ~
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERS is
entirely vegetable. and contains no liquor:
IL is a 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
from them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
TO be used expressly for the manuIactuIe OF
nf any Find used in compounding the Bit
Iers: hence It free from all he objections IN
cldent to the use OF liquor preparation
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-07-19
.0THE POWELL EXPEDITION.


GREEN RIVER, u. T.. July 16:-A let.
ter. dated Juiy & was received from the
Powell szploring expediti0h last even.
ing, They were all we'll at the time
the time the letter was. written TheY
had passed through the Rapids with
the loss OF but one boat. They are sup
posed TO be now at Henry'6 Fork,