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Views OF Mr.. sumner on Foreign
RelAtIOuA,

Hon. Charles Sumner presided over
the Massachusetts Republican Convel.
tlon at Worcester, Wednesday aud In
the course OF his remarks on taking
the chair said: "
In our foreign relations there are,
with me, two cardinal principles which
have no hesitation 70 aVow ut all
times; First, peace with all the world;
second, sympathy with all struggling
for human rights. In this spirit he
would now approach Spain. He traced
the history Of that country. Speak ing
OF the patronage which enabled a Co.
lumbus TO discover this new world, oi
all the possessions once held In this
country, Cuba and Porto Rico alone re-.
main. and Cuba 10 now in arms against
her mother country, While Spain Is
struggling TO hold the little that re-
mains to her In this world, two ques-
tions occur: Flrst, as 10 the duty OF
Spain, and second, as to the duty Of the
United States. Quoting from French
statesman words uttered In 1850, he
said that colonies are like fruits, which
hold to the tree only TIL maturity
comes, when, sufficient TO themselves,
they will do what Carthage did, and
what America will some day do. The
speaker questioned whether Cuba had
not arrived at that state Of maturity.
The day has come, he said, when the
sovereignty Of my foreign power over
colonies on this hemisphere must cease,
lapplausel and yet while Spain has
ner duties to perform, there remains a
distinct policy for the United StateH,
and that is oil strict non.interyention
except In the way OF good offices.
Spain Ia OF this moment engaged In a
comedy aud tragedy. The comedy Ia
hunting for king, and the tragedy is
sending armies against Cuba. II Is not
for US 10 become actors either In the
comedy or the tragedy. II Spain IL
wise, she will give up both. AS 10 the
question OF the recognition OF belliRer
ent rights 10 the CubAns, lind no
Government, no towns, no cities, no
Judiciary, ports OF commerce to author.
ize such recognition. And again, bel
llgerent rights should never, In the
opinion oil the speaker, BIZ accorded to
any nation or country which does not
recognize the freedom Of every man.
On the subject OF our relations with
England, the speaker said he would
gladly hold his peace; but yielding to
the wishes Of his friends, he would
speak briefly. He had no hesitation In
saying, as he had always said, that we
as nation had suffered fearfully at
the hands Of England. He did not say
this In bitterness, but In sadness, that
In view Of England's completely in our
rebellion, he would not attempt 10
set price upon the debt which that
nation owes TO us. He would not
make any formal demand upon that
power-not dollar OF money, not a
word OF apology. He would leave II 10
England upon due consideration of the
subject TO offer such reparatlon as she
deems proper, and to our country, 1t
remains upon such consideration to
decide what repRratlon we shall re.
Ouirp.
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rus AMERICAN.spAE1sn APPA1s
Rejection OF American Mediation
... Accepted.
All Propositions to that End win.
drawn. -..

WARRINGTON, Sept. %, 1860.
The President, having been sum.
mOned BY u telegram from Secretary
Fish, drove to the State Department
soon 9fter.his arrival, and was closeted
with That official during most of the
day. ST. ~
The subject before them was occa-
stoned by several cable kilograms from
Minister Slckles on Cuban aiaira-the
purport OF which Is unknown. Judg-
ing, however, from Mr.: FISh's view,
SICkleS has gone far beyond his in.
structtons In threatening the Spanish
authorities, by declaring that II Spain
did not accept our protfered mediation,
Cuba would probably be recognized al
an Independent power by the United
States. -. I.......-...'.I
After the conference to>dsy, a dis.
patch In cipher was prepared and sent
TO sicEles at Madrldf Owing to the
censorship OF the telegraph In France,
all cable kilograms 10 our Ministers on
ths continent are written In cipher,
There 10 no doubt that the AdmlnIsA
traaon Is dIspleased With Sickles'
course. - --- rN.->N-f
Since sending my previous aisna,cb
the result OF the important eonferenca
between the President and Secretarv
Fish at the State Department has heen
learned. II Ia highly important
A cable telegram was receiSed from
Minister SickleS from Madrid Announce
Ing that the Spanish Regency had mar,
emptorily declined the offer of media
tion made by this Government for tbe
settlement OF the revolution In Cuba,
by the ceBsion OF the Island 10 the In
surgentB by purchase. .II
The President directed Secretary Fish
TO reply by telegraph to SIckles that
this Government accepted the rejection
OF Its offices as mediator, and With
drew fully and finally all propositions
looking to any future act on its part to
secure peace In Cuba. This ends the
whole matter, Ia arnu, 'IEis
This information is derived from an
official source, and to Il may be added
the declaration OF member OF the Cabl.
net, that the Administration will not
recognize the belllgerent rIHhts OF Cuba,
but will go on enforcing the neutrality,
awaiting further developments In Cuba,
and turning the question over To- Com
RreB8.
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trail Isl; Harlem lIO; Hudson 100;
Reading 9i; Erie 35jt; Michigan Cen.
tral 1851 Michigan Southern ok; iii.
noIs Central 1855; Pittsburgh lO77S;
Northwestern 7l34; do preferred sex;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
"a; Rock Island l0S; 81. Paul TX; do,
preferred SIX; Wabash G5: do. prefer.
red 81; Fort Wayne 94X; Tore Haute
SO; Chicago and Alton III; Ohio and
mississippi 20H; Cincinnati. Chicago
q Indiana Central 2OJG; st. joseph lis,
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams IS; Wells,
Fargo q Co., 1SN; American 83k;
United States 90; Merchants Union
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CUAAERCIAL AND FINASCIAL,
New York honey and stock Markc,
a Day Of ExcItement....Remar @
Rise in GOId-..SIAughter In Rail.
NEW York, Sept %.

10 .. .a New YoRK, Sept %.
The features OF Wall street today were
the excitement In the Gold Room, and
another heavy advance In the rates,
strinHency., In money and renewed
panicky feeling In stocks. The trans.
actions In gold were on a scale Of mag.
nitude. without precedent In the histo-
ry Of the Room. The rise to-day was
based partially on the expected recog-
milton OF the Cuban insurgents as bel
llRerents at an early day.
MoNEf-Very stringent throughout
the day, and In the P. NJ, dealings in
Broad street were revived. The rates
paid were per cent. per annum, and
commissions Of Y, 9SaH per cent, while
Y to Il per cent, was paid for moving
the stocks be.ow par, and to 9 per
cent for the high priced stocks; and
late in the P. II. per cent. was paid on
Central, and az on Hudson River,
while money itself brought commits
sion OF 4 per cent, The Hudson Com.
pany to-day, passed resolution In
favor OF consolidating with the New
York Central, the terms to be specified
at a Joint Convention 10 be held in few
days. AZ the Central directors meet
Ing at Albany, yesterday, consolida.
ton resolutions were passed. The Judge
yesterday, credited with issuing an Ia.
junction restraining the directors OF
the Central from acting In the consoll.
dation matter, denies having done 80,
It 10 proposed to change the terms of
the recent consolidation OF the Lake
Shore, Michigan Southern, Toledo,
Wabash aud Western Railroad Com.
pany's. The Southern Ia to be put In At
par and Wabash at IS per cent, A
dividend OF 4 per cent cash 10 be paid
on Southern on January lst, next and
after that dividends are TO be OF equal
amount on both; the first dividend,
however, on Wabash 10 not to be be.
fore July 1st, 1870. According to the
new arrangement there Ia 10 be no
spring dividend on Michigan Southern.
STERLINd-Lower and closed quite
nominal at l04H for 80 days bills, and
los for sight.
GoLD-Markst stands at l4S9Gal43I<,
and the latest transactions were at
these figures. The two extremes Of the |
day were l4lal44H, Fluctuations were
so frequent that they filled six pages OF
the gold room ledger. RRteS paid for
carrying, fiat, to 1~S2a7 per cent, gold;
lie, 8 O., S.33, Y, 8 10 and Y per cent,
There Ii very little disposition 10 lend
gold on time, and very high rates are
offered for the use Of it for Is, 30 or 90
days. W. ll III II 4
GOVERNMENT BoSps-Havo BEEN
lower, but closed firm. Coupons 'Sl,
l20Al9ON; do. '62, 122I<al22K; do. VI,
l20al90k; do. US l20fal2l; do. new,
llShallSN; do. '67, 1ls1SallSX; do. '6s,
1idds1alISNi 1o-4os, losXlO91S; Paclfics,
lU15Ial0STD9 sac n srpITT-#4
The Assistant Treasurer bought one
million ut 116AllB.7S. N
SroCKs--Western Union Telegraph
36s{i Pacific Mail "a; New York Gem
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EMAGCIPArION DAY AT.DAYTOH.
Remarkable speech by o ColOFCd
Mantle has been Admitted TO
Fail membershIp in
'-As the Democratic 10

= q. 30 CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Yesterday the oolored people Of Day.
ton, Joined by delegations from most Of
the towns on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
Il Dayton Road, celebrated the ami.
versary OF the Emancipation Procla-
nation. Peter H. Clark, colored, OF
this city, delivered an address. Among
other things be said: 1 have within 4
few weeks had the good fortune to ind
myself In accord with tho good old
Democratic party; to have my sentI
mentA applauded by lts organs; and
several OF them have gone so far as to
assert that, with such sentiments as
entertain and avow, am as good a
Democrat as need be- The above re-
fers 10 newspaper comments on his
Louisville speech. Of which he said: /:
I hnd In reading over my speech
which has so pleased my Democratic
friends, that demanded equal educa-
tion. equal employment, mud an equal
ballot for the cOlored man, and for this
am admitted 10 full standing In the
Democratic church, He spoke for an
hour. The attendance was large and
the order good.
Judge Swayne is TO be on the bench
to-day In the United States Court.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ny cablO Telegraph 10 the 1ntcllScnccr.
l..n- ENGLARD. ..,...
Tho London Times ON tho Situation
In Franco.

AHV sAhuA"ON AAAVs OA INV 5ltuNkLutl
In Franco.
LONDON, Sept. 90.
The Times to-day has an editorial on
the situation OF affairs In France, II
says: "If the Emperor 10 now recover
ed his conduct cannot easily be ac.
counted for. The new Constitution
may be regarded "a virtually In vIgor,
and the granting Of amnesty and toier.
Rnce extended TO the present. Every
circumstance tends 70 foster the con.
vlctIon that 0 new era has daWned; vet
the Emperor remains inactive az
though he considered everything done.
Yet the public demand the conyocatIon
Of the legislative body. Uneaslness
causes some members to contemplate
the Invasion OF their own premises
next month with a view OF celebrating
without the consent OF the executive,
No one however expects resort 10
such extremes. The legality OF the
EmperOr'a dissolution and the recon-
vocation Of the chambers, depends on
q technical bubble. Although the
legislative body separated before Il was
constituted, still it had given formal
signs OF Its existence by several divl-
Hions."
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TaE FAR wEsr.



ST. Louis, Sept. %.
An Omaha dispatch says General Au.
CUR left for Fort Bridger and Salt Lake
yesterday. Several companies OF troops
will be quartered at Sherman barracks
during the coming winter.
The Railroad Commission returned
to Omaha yesterday. having made a
more thorough examination OF The road
than any previous party. Several
members started east last night, but
Gen. Walbridge and some others viii
remain at Omaha for a few days.
Reports from the Pawnee reservation
near Columbus are that several OF the
Pawnees have been killed by the Sioux
and great excitement exists there. The
Pawnees and United States troops Will
punish the Sioux. Reports from Fort
Bulord say the Indians continue hos
Tile. A large force Of them are In that
nelghbOEhoOd. Oltrages are also being
committed In Montana. A hunting
party had been attacked near Helena
and one man killed near Black foot
agency,
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BT.LOUIS,
Personal IntclIIEeuce-Gan Lynched
f... I1R I3lInnOu

Personal IntcIIIEence-1Ian Lynched
nam. in Illinois.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. %.
General Sheridan and Colonel For.
sythe, Of his staff, Senator Thurman, oi
Ohio, and two daughters, and D. Nc.
Kinney, OF the Central Pacific Railroad,
en- route to Vera Cruz, Mexico, are Ia
the city.
A report comes from Marine, ILL.,, a
German settlement 3 few miles east oil
here, that Philip SLewel was hung yes
terday by some excited neIghbors, for
attempting TO outrage his niece, only
twelve years old.
Major General Turner, U. s. A., was
married here yesterday 10 Miss Blanche
Soulard. General Sheridan and other
officers Of note were present.
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Wednesday morning, shortly after
eight o'clock, an explosion occurred In
an oil still In the Standard OIL Works,
situated on the Allegheny Valley Rail.
road half n mile below the Sharpsburg
bridge, which resulted In the serious
injury oi several persons, the destruc.
tion OF one still containing nine hun
dred barrels OF oil, and the damage Of
two other stills. y ." t'.''" =,
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ISDU5rRIAL EXHIBITION IN
--.M.--- CANADA. ---
An Enormous CroWd-Amerlca An Flag
Torn down ANA Destroyed. D.
IInNnnN Own Cant d. u

An enormous crowd visited this civ
to-day, fully thirty thousand STRANGERS
arriving by speclaltraIns. Addresses
were presented TO Governor General
Young. " the City, Council and Board
OF Tradei at his hotel at 2 O'Clock.
Prince Arthur with Governor General
Young rode to the Industrial exhibition
grounds, where addresses were present.
ed by the Agricultural and Art Socl.
elies. The Prince and Sir John Young
then went through. the exhibition,
where an enormous crowd were present.
An American flag which had been hung
In the decorations, was pulled down
and torn 10 pieces. AT nine o'clock
much excitement prevailed.
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NASHVILLE capitalists and practical
manufacturers propose TO build In that
city q factory for making all descrip.
tlons OF improved agricultural ma
chinery. The capital stock is 800. 600,
most OF which is subscribed. An agent
OF the company will proceed at once 10
the East for the necessary machinery
for the building. ssTg H,'lls ID ~ -
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Commissioners Notice.

vs.. SClTcuIt Court of
NarcISsa A. Coffee ct al. ! Ohio Co.. ". Va.
DURSUAET 70 THE DECREE MADE
4 In the above causo on the ID day OF
March, 1872, 1 will on .T"-.TI - =
Mondny, tho 2Oth day OF Sept cmber,
1869, -HH 3 a
At my office In the City Of Wheeling, and
thereafter by adjournment from time to
time, az shall bs found necessary, proceed
70 take, state and report an account Of what
interest each Of the parties In this suit have
In the real estate mentioned and described
In the bill aud exhibits In said cause, or the
proceeds thereof, and such other matters aB
l may deem pertinent, or either OF the par
Ties may rtQllIG.
HANNIBAL FORBES.
Com'r Ohio County circuit Court,
aug27.oAw4wt fI.s : - 80"
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATIONS.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II Ia compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Her6S, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered IN Ger
many, all the medical virtues arc extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded To this country
70 DO used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BitterS. There u no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used in compromising the Bit
teIs, hence It free from all the objections In
cident to tho use OF liquor preparation.
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PRlcEs,

nOSnAndH aSr@aHn ~ ssttsscrs PEI E ! bottle n@
HoonAndH German Tonic, put mp IN ouSH
bottles, q 80 pPt bottle Or hall dozen for
1FDo not forget 10 d4amlne we'll hs ar.
For sale by DrugRistA aud DeRl0N in Med.
olue oVoSyWherSj lyl7
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Proposed Admission or British Co.
lumbln into the COnfed ederntlop.

e OTTAWA, Sept. %.
Important dispatches have been re-.
ceived from Lord Granville In refer.
ence to the admission OF British Co-
lumbla to, the Confederation OF Canada.
He iatrongl y iurges on Gov. MtspTaye
and Council the propriety add adyan :.
tage Of pnlon.r aMcDouRall, the newly
appointed Governor OF the Northwest
Territory, leaves for the seat OF Gov.
ernment In two weeks. It is under,
stood there Will be no difficulty about
the delivering Of the deeds OF transfer
OF the Northwest Territory before Inc
loan Is raised. The solicitors OF lie
Hndsons Bay Company are prepared
deliver them at once. Governor Nc.
Dougall has made arrangements with
an American Company to run tele.
graph line to Fort Garry.
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NEW BRINsWICK.
shocking Discovery NJ 81. Johns
FcArfni Tragedy At Yarmouth.
IHHHH| c. -. g.. an

hli" ST. JOHNS, Sept. 90.
Further Investigations concerning the
discovery Of the Skeletons OF woman
and child near Loeb Lomond, leave no
doubt that n double murder has been
comm lifted. A mRu named Kane IL Ia
custody on suspicion OF being the guilty
party, and the bodies are supposed 70
be those OF his vile md child. The at.
fair caused great excitement In the
community. Ual ,..T9 .f[l
A terrific thunder storm occurred at
Yarmouth yesterday morning. The
house OF Joseph Hamilton was struck
by the Lightning and Mr.. Hamilton
and his1 wife INSTANTLY, killed. I The
houselwas set on hre and q bed ridden
daughter. perished In the flames. y :
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Failure orn stock Firm In New York

fr.t NEW YORK, Sept. %.
Tho suspension OF the stock firm oil
Vanderwerter 4 Co., was announced
ut the Stock Exchange today. The
senior partner ls In 81. Johns and one
OF tue junior partners named Headley
absconded with at least $lOO, 600 in seen
rifles held blythe tlrnn, and leHviug the
books OF which he had charge In such
condition that the firm are unable to
ascertain the correct state OF their
affairs. They asked indulgence OF the
Stock Exchange for the present, which
was granted. The exact amount OF the
defalcation ls not known,
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SECOND DISPATCH,

In The National Musical Convention
today, L. II. Southard delivered au
address on Music as au Element Of
Worship. He protested against the
adoption OF vulgar or popular music
In churches. He did not deem the
music now In use adapted to congre.
gaLional singing, and consequently
favored organized choir. In his opln.
Ion the Protestant Church music, ex.
cept that OF the English Church, has
been retrograding for the past twenty
years. Other speakers followed, fully
agreeing with Mr.. Southland. The Con-
vention closed with o concert In the
evening, which was largely attended,
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R"'d on a Den or counterre.ters.
EEErr LousyIILE. Sent, "a

sE3VE1 LovSvuLE, Sept, g
A force OF detectives made a raid
upon, me est9blishment OF one Henry
A. Mercnanu on Market street. and
Io9nu large quantity Of nIokels and
adle eSeu N .their manulaeture which
were all connscated and MarohandWas
arrested. 1t 10 believed that March and
lsa leader OF band Of counterleItefs
In the West who have been circulating
q large amount OF spurious coin.
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PARIS, Sept, 2;

The religious journals express grief
over the letter Of Pere Hyacinthe. The
Monde says: The letter justifies the
fears which have long been entertained
ln regard TO him. No such language
has been heard In the French Church
since the middle ages.
Tue PGtriG declares that the inde.
pendent language and courageous tone
OF bis sermons attracted much atten.
tion, and have drawn on the preacher
the condemnation OF bis superlors.'
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CAUTION.

AoonandS German Remedies are counter.
ioited. Bee that the signature ofG. II. JACK
SON n on tho wrapper OF each bottle. All
oth0n Aro oountoffoiG, ..a...
Principal once and Manufaotory ut the
philadelphia, Pa. u : : III - -
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor,
formsrly Q. N. JACKSON q 20.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
Ths Proposed Grand International
Exhibition.
aa. WASHINGTON, Sept. %,

.u. aa. WARRINGTON, Sept, %.
The Committee OF one hundred here.
lOlore appointed met tonight, and
adopted resolutions for the appointment
Of committee Of Is 10 repoftat an ad..
jourued meeting, an outline Of plan
for a grand International Exposition
at Washington, In 1871. It was sug-
gVBted by one OF tho speakers that the
exposition be held on the Washington
National Monument Ground, and that
the surplus tand itAny he appropriated
TO finishing the monument.
(. Tho President Ut work.
Ths time ofthe President 10 day has
been entirely devoted 10 business with
tho Postmaster General, Secretary OF
Navy and Secretary Of War. A large
crowd OF visitors were present but were
not able 10 see the President, because
Of ofimPortHnt business with prominent
ofncills.
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ArrlSt Of Famous COuntcrEeIter.
PuUApETDuTA ShnI 90 .

NEEEHE VI u EHTHUuN NUIHICFTCIItfs
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %.
The U. s. Treasury agent, Clsrvoe,
this morning, arrested Capt. Leonard
H famous cOnnterieiter. Upon the
prisoner were found between three and
four thousand dollars in 2OJ, lOs aud
5S upon National banks, and about
one thousand dollars In 25 cent notes.
The notes were we'll executed. Leonard
was found In house In the neighbor-
hood OF Seventh and Walnut streets,
wherO he has been living sometime
with woman. The house was search.
ed this morning aud the woman arrest.
ed. The officers also found large
quantity OF counterfeit money done up
In packages.
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HON, GnoRoE sHARswoop.

JIsticS u ne Supreme Court Qf Rsnnaylpaaia.
PHILApELPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lRAda German BiCteB Ia very good tonic,
relieving dyspeptio Hymptoma almost di.
tecIly. , GEORGE sHAKsWOoD."
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Judge e| he Supreme Court q PennSvluaata.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1855
~ consider HooaAnd'a German Bltten, a
valuable medicine In case Of attacks OF lndi-
ReAllon or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experi6n6O Of Il. " ~ so
SOurS. with respect,
n.s a.4Ir JAMhiS TAOM PSON."
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BLOOD PURIFIERS 8

SveF known, and will cure all dlseaIea re-
BultIng from bad blood. Keep your
bloou pure, keep your Liver in Orler,
keep your digestive organs In u
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
and no alsaaAo will %
eVer RssalI you.
THE CONFERENCE.-The who wish q
tAlr akin and good complexion, free from
yellowiSh ung0 and all other rdIsngurements,
Hhould q 70 these remedies occasionally. ThU
LIVER in perfect order, and the blood pure,
Uh6elB, : '1[f
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HO0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

u pleasant preparation OF tho sBitters for
those who do not like extreme Bltters. II
bittef9 combined with pure santa CruZ rum
and agreeable lRvoTinE extracts. Its uBs
recommended when Eome pure stiRulant IN
required In correction with the tonic pro-
peTtie8 OF the BLters.