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NAPOLEON.
Nc hns but Blk RIonths 10 Live.

He hAs but Six Months 70 Live.
George Wilkes OF the Spirit Of The
Times, who has been in Paris under
treatment of Baron sequsrd, makes
this Interesting and Important state
ment touching the health Of the EN-
peror Napoleon: p. l.a.. ,-..
In my conversation with Sequard I
learned something which you may
possibly find to be OF value. he d.
rected my attention to d series Of
articles which had recently appeared
In French paper on the subject or the
Emperor's health, and which he said
had created considerable sensation.
They were written Ito his knowledRe)
by man who had once been physician
to the Emperor, a man OF great ability
but dlssolute habits, who had lost his
standing In society and bis employ
ment by the Emperor, bat who, never
theless, knew the latter's constitution
well. ...... ..... -
This man, said Sequard, has vic.
lated all professional obligations in
these articles, and has disclosed the
secret that The Emperor Is suffering
SHSSA "A ElhSulAblo uls6tbeI WulCQ
must soon put an end to him.
What do you call soon,' asked,
We'll, certainly within six months,'
Was the reply. ....n....r .I..'
And what Is his disease p INQUIRED
.E9ngus Of the bladder he ana wered. i.
This 10 secret worth knowing, for
the stock markets Of all the world will
be affected BY the death OF the Emperor
OF France. Sequard added that doubt
less the Emperor had been made &C.
quainted with his fate, and was prebar.
ing for 1t as we'll Rs he could.'
remarked that It was, u wonder he
could live week with such secret on
his mind, and an empire rocking on
his back. He NAV, therefore, die ut
any time before New YEARS. Day, at
two or three days notice. Il Is evident
that these articles have not effected the
Bourse, butt Doctor says the state.
ment Is not believed, as 1t appears In
bitterly Radical paper, and the au uthor-
ship OF 1t Is not known. | g .aYI..
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CHICAGO, Nov. 8.
FLouR-Qulet and firm ut S4a5 75 for
low grade to good spring extras. .,f'.
GRAIN-Wheat-. Dull and lal No high
er; sales No. l at 90a9l IIfC; No. q ut S6ka
$50, closing at S7]<aS711fo for No. 2; this
afternoon the market was excited for
Irregular at 90c, seller November; Ole
bid, seller last half for No. 2, Corn
Dull, unsettled and frmer; saies No. 9
at 65ISa66Hc; rejected at 6SA6ihc, clos
ing At 66I<c for No. 2; this afternoon the
market was quiet and hrmer nj 64kc,
seller November; 65Xc seller Grst half
for No, 2. OatA-Qulet and Xatc low.
or at 3S<a39 10 for No, 2. and $40 for
rejected, closing at 3sNa39o for No. 2.
Rye-Qulet and 1AlXo lower on No. 2;
sales or No. l Rt 70a7lc; No. 2 NJ 65Ha
SO, closing at 66Na67c for No. 2. Bar
ley-Dull and nominal at $50 far No. 2
CATTLE-Very dull at SSA4 2j for
butchers; s5a5 80 Tor light heshy ship.
ping steers. "a
Hods-In good demand at s. 5Oa9 so
for common IS 90a9 so for fair 70 me-
dlum; 20 4OA9 so for good TO choice.
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The west Indies.

NEW YORK. NOV. b.
The HerGld'S HnvanR special states
that an indictment has been obtained
against the Traffic Manager OF the
Jamaica Railroad for manslaughter.
The negro counselor, Constinoe Burke,
has been made Grown Solicitor OF ia
mAtca. %
The latest news from Turks' Island
says that the American schooner Plan
done, which ran ashore there lately,
has been plllaged by wreckers.
Advlces from Venezuela up to the
22a ult., state that General Pnlgar has
again defeated the Government troops,
near Coto. The, cotton crop Is spoken
of as being magnificent.
The, latest lneWA received here from
Hayt says that Salnave'aT troops have
been again defeated by the JacmeI gar
rtsOni which" sallied forth and drove
them as far as Lcg9ane, where they
hhtGut -. .... ... sr.F... as. . H.. %. .a. %
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RWIndIIDg the Bwindlers.

The sharpers OF New York have
many ingenious methods OF making a
living without work, but that adopted
by Gumbridge & Co., alias Moves d
Co., is little more impudent and lnse-
nious than most others. GumbridHe
has done large business on q veFy
small capital. All he requires Ia q
stock OF small card photographs OF Uni-
ted States Treasury notes. O large
amount OF waste paper and some tin
boxes. .t.....N'rr' -.aFTIT
Circulars are then printed, which ara
lngeniously worded so as TO lead the
readers to believe that excellenGly en-.
grRved counterfeit greenbacks will be
forwarded by the benevolent Gum
bridge for small sum Of money, These
circulars are distributed throughout
the country, and many dishonest men
are found who eagerly nibble at the
bait. The amount demanded as first
payment iS forwarded, and In return
the correspondent receives a small tin
box, containing card photograph OF o
United States Treasury note, smaller In
size than the ten cent fractional cur.
rency note. These photographs pur-
port TO be published by the American
Photograph Company, Bridgeport, Con.
nectlcut, and can probably be produced
for one dollar per hundred.
Some OF the letters 10 Moves & 90.
have been seized by the police, and 1t
Is amusing to read the complaints O.:
the dupes. One correspondent writes
that he supposes the photograph Is
considered good joke, but he is really
too poor TO lose the money, and he
hopes that It will be returned. or
course this was looked upon as good
Joke. Many Of the correspondents
who endeavor 10 get hold oficounter.
ieit money seem to be men OF influence
10 t9elr own neighborhoods. One Of
the letters captured was written ~ q
member OF Congress, while othe!s were
from PoStmasters.
As the swindlers do not sell counter.
felt money, and do business In their
own name, there is no law under
which they can be punished. The
only punishment In the case "a that ir-
tllcted on their dupes, and 1t Ia to be
hoped that the bIters who are bitten
will be taught lesson which will de-
ter them from attempting 10 cheat the
Government In future 6y Offering 10
buy and pass counterfeit money.-NesO
York pnRf
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more Frauds In new York oily.

The Republican and semi Repu BILL
can, press OF New York are lgreeh
unon the statement that at least twenty
thousand illegal votes were Ipolled In
the city at Tnesday's election, And
not few Of theSeG Journals concur In
Insisting that thelr registry law has
contributed 10 this result by Excluding
the votes OF honest citizens who are too
Indifferent 10 politics to trouble them
selves with the duty OF registration, !,
and by the facilities which are found
for the enrolment OF fictitious names.
The fault Is probably rather in the ad-
ministraLlon Of the law. Without the
cordial support Of Ehe better. classes OF
citizens, no law, however wisely It
may be conceived, can effect the good
ends which its design may have in
view. Registration In that great city
10 delusion and snare, only because
there is neither pluck NOE principle
among the leading Republican ip6litl.
clans. A law which they have not the
courage TO enforce, or which they are
willing to zee trampled upon, In con.
slderation Of some small local or per-
sonal advantage TO themselves, should
be repealed ut once, and the city aban1
doned to its own miserable self-goy-
eminent. There is no cure for the
1lagrants sinlqpities OF New York city
politics, until the better class OF the
citizens shall undertake the work for
themselves. The Kennedy must come
from within, ifever.- PittSbur0h Gazette.
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Cincinnati llArket.
CINo1NNATI, Nov. [

FLoUR-Very dull: family IS so. 10.
GRAIN-Wheat-Very dull; No. l red
winter was offered at 81 II; no buyers
for No. 2 In the market. Corn-FIrm
at $50 for ear; SGAS7o for shelled; $50 for
white. 0ats-Dull at 4Sa55c; the latter
for chice white. Barley-Dull; choice.
fall held at 81 80; Canadian at 81 80.
Rye-Dull At 900 for No. /. a s. ..-r
CoTToN-Dull: middlInR 24kc. 4'a.
ToBACCo-Aotive and supply light.
WHIsKY-Unsettled and not saleable
at better than 81 90; 90 bbls. sold at this
rate. .T"- :. 10 '-a.
PROVISIONS ia but little de-
mand for provisions. Mess Pork-Old
sold at $Sl 90, Bacon-lGNal8Hc for
shoulders; 19Na19kc for clear sides,
Bulk Meats-Nothing done; shoulders
can be bought at l2No, sixteen days in
salt. Green MeRts-Dull at 10k, l3I<a
l4Xc for shoulders. sides and hams.
LRrd-New steam 161<c, amsa l
BUTTER-Unchanged; fresh, S0a35c.
,CHRRsE-Flrm at 1711la1Se. "
0lLs-Linseed 0il-Dull at 9Oao2c.
Lard 0ll-Dull atSl 83a1 81. q
PETRoLEUM-FlrIn: refined 33AS4c. .
HoGs-HlRher at 90 50A10 90; receipts
800. The Weather Is more favorable
for Strengthening. .' UHn ;
GoLD-l&h; buying, 128x. ".ttr.
ExoHANdE-1n good demand and
steady at par, buying; 1.1Oc discount.
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HPAIH.


2 MADRID, Nov. 6,
Admiral Topeto has positively 70.
fused TO Withdraw. his resignation, and
II has been reluctantly accepted. The
Democrats and ProIressionists are
holding Joint conference TO discuss
the situation and adopt a common
course ofaction. The critical condition
OF affairs creates much public anxiety.
The opposition to the Duke Of Genoa
are mastering their forces and organIz-
Ing q general movement, which is daily
gaining strength, against his elevation
TO the throne. Slgnor orenezs has been
released from prison. A battalion OF
volunteers sailed from CadIz to-day for
Havana.
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Hon. WILLIAM HENRY SMITH, editor
OF the Cincinnati Chronicle, and late
Secretary OF State Of Ohio, has 40.
cepted the position Of Western Agent
OF the Associated Press, with head.
quarters at Cleveland. Mr.. Smith Is q
cultivated and experienced journalist,
and under his management the news
Of the Association will reCeIve intellI-
gent and careful attention, and doubt.
less be greatly improved In character,
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EVANGRLIoAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH. NJ" RI.
mira Annual Council at chicago.

Third Annual Council At chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. s.
The Third Annual Council OF the
Evangelical Lutheran Church Of North
America, commenced itB sessions here
yesterday. About Beventy-hye delega.
tee were present. Little was done the
ftst day beyond the delivery OF the
Presidents address. AZ the Besslon this
morning, Rev. Mr.. Schumacher, OF
Pennsylvania, read the report Of the
Executive Committee OF the mlnlste-
rum Of Pennsylvania and adjacent
States. which was adopted. The elec-
tion OF officers then took place With the
following result President, Rev. G. F.
Krotel, English; Secretary, Rev. II. W.
Roth. German; Secretary, Rev, A.
Speath. English Corresponding Secre.
tRry, Rsv. b. NJ. schumaker, NorWe-
giRu; Corresponding Secretary, Rev. A.
]. HAthstadt. Swedish; Corresponding
Secretary, Rev. 4. D. Carlson, The
remainder OF the morning session was
devoted TO formAlitiea and the appoint.
Ing OF CommitteeB, ,,
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Post 0nlcp Rnrrlnr KilIsd.

CLEVELAND, Nov. 8.
Jacob Welch, Postmaster at New.
portage, last night shot. and Instantly
Killed q burglar named Wm. Winter,
who was trying to entered bis atore.
Welch had frequently discovered traces
OF depredRtiops and Concluded TO put a
stop 10 II, and did 30 by watching for
and shooting tho offender. Winter had
served q term In the penltentiAry for
robblng the mail.
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slngular Bequcst Of ~ Doomed Man.

SoNoohDJ y. H. Nov D.
(, Pike, who is to be hanged here Thurs.
day next, for murder, makes request
which will probably be granted, that
u quRrtette OF young ladies, In Concord,
who have often sung TO him and other
prisoners, be allowed 10 remain In his
cell after he passes out for the last time,
and sing while preparations 10 launch
him into eternity are being concluded;
that Is, after the cap IL drawn over his
face and while the straps aud ropes are
being adjusted. he also requests that
no relative Of his victim shall be ad.
mitted 10 witness his death,
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New YORK Produce Market.

a| NEW YORK, Nov. s.
CoTToN-HeaVv. aud 10 lower; 8,lOO
bales sold at 26ISc for mlddling up.
lands. ...f.......... -.
FLoUR-crosed quiet and without de-
clded change. l'i h.5aatH1.
G1RAIN--W -WheRt-Slightly In buyers
favor, with moderate export demand;
winter red 81 4OaI4lH; No. 2 spring
81 2eal 30; No. spring 81 S4al 81. Rye
Nominal. Oats-LoWer and dull;
62a65c tor western. Corn-Heavy; Ola
$50 for unsound and Sla1 OS for sound
mixed western.
PRov1S1oNs-Pork-Dull; $50 75aSO 90
for mess. Beei-Quiet and in buyers
favor. Cat Meats and Bacon-DulI and
heavy. Lard-Dull at 1870 for prime
steam. 3Ii
EGds--1n fair request bat unchanged.
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HoRRIBLE ACoIDENT.-On last Mon>
day morning u boy named Thompson,
working in the Jefferson Iron Works
Keg factory, met with u terrible acci-
dent. While attempting to place q belt
on some machinery his clothing
caught, and he was dashed agrinst the
gearing, tearing of one leg, breaking
the other, and fracLurinR his arms In
two places. He lived In great su utfering
until noon Of that day, when death
came 10 his rellef.-SteH6envilLe Gazette
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CJAAERClAL AND FINASCIAL.
[By Telegraph
Baltimore Market,
BALr1moRE. No,

BALTIMORE, November s.
FLoUR-Dnll and lower for all except
well known brands; western superline
$6 25a5 50; extra IS 75a7 25. rn .-
GRAIN.-Wheat-Dull and lower ut
81 S2al 40 for good to choice red. Corn
Dull; old white Slal 05; new 85a90c.
Rye-NominRnly 90G91c. oaLs-55A57c.
PRovGsIoNs.-MeSs Pork Quiet. at
SS3. Bacon-Firm; rib sides isA1skc;
clear sides lShalSHc; shoulders 100;
hams 24A25o. '-...,''-.. .-'''+ 80
LARD-Qulet at 1SA1S1c.
WHlsKX-Dull al 81 llal Il, d.
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THE Washington correspondent Of
the Newark IN. J.) Courier says that
Senator Fenton, Of New York, has
taken suite Of five rooms In the Ar
lington House, Washington, most ell
gibly located, for which he is to pay, for
his family consisting OF four adults,
the modest sum of $3.50 per week. Rep.
resentatIve Sanford, OF the Saratoga
IN. " district, indulges 10 suite on
the floor above Senator Fenton, the
tariff on which 10 $3.50 per week,
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Gentleman George" as some fun.
keys In the Democratic party delight to
call him whom his more ardent and
less discriminating admirers call
Young Greennacks," has recently
been laid on his back by q writer who
calls himself. "Genulne Working.
man." and whose description OF Pen
dleton as "bloated atistocrat" must
have made the Democratic leader
wrlthe. We read In this workings
mans" description Of Psndleton that
he flares sumptuously every day on
food coated with white sugar, and COW
cred with sugar angels. cupIds, birds
and flowers, at great cost :" that his
"chairs, sofas. lounges, and other seats
OF case and idleness are covered with
such soft, shaggy plush or satin damask,
that laborers, sitting on them, and not
knowing their sofLness, would be fright
ened at the sinking sensation :" and
that he receives ''prompt obedience
from submissive servants, pleasing
adulatlon from oomplalsant merchu nts,
and good wishes from kind friends who
enjoy his grapes and plneapples, his
conversations, books, gardens, conser-
vatories,. elegant pictures, luxurIous
seats and abundant dinners.p = IFIIl
Finally, this workiuRman has
squelched Pendleton under the follow
Ing epitaph: ..I .'y.E H.
"He roSe In the morning and went to bed OF
night"
For yeRB,
He could say with Watts;
"There are number or us born
Merely TO eat up the corn" ~
His plau 10 pay nations debt WAS M
1uundAtlon OF paper monev.
he WINS an imitator OF Charles X[I,of
Sweden, rsEaH
Who paid debts with copper that was, by his
Decree, made to be OF the same
Value o. silver. ~.
lie had no plans TO Rmeliorato the
Condition OF Impoverished,
suhering men.
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The Jewish Reform Convention Iu
~ Philadelphia. #.
NRW YoRK. Nov, |

Nh" 4ohhI NoN' W
The Reform Convention OF Jewish
In. Philadelphia, yesterday,
resolutions fRvoring change
In the marital laws, acknowledging the
woman as the equal OF the man and
providing for an exchange Of rings ~ q
part ofthe ceremony and also RbolishS
Ing divorces by the Church and leaving
the power OF divorce entirely to the Ju-
dietary OF the States.
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GheAttelIiaetrrer:

THE Indiana Republicans will proba.
bly, hold their State Convention In In
dIanapolIs on the 22d Of February. II
will, as usual, make the campaign n
long one, but we believe the Democrats
have already decided to hold theirs In
January,
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sPORTING NEWS.

Row nt WOrceSter-AnOIhcr Dexter.
WORCESTER, Nov. 6.
The Neptune, four cared crew, beat
the Salisbury crew yesterday, making
six miles In 80 minutes and 80 seconds.
NEW YoRK, NOV. 6.
Bonner's' colt, Joe Elliott, mado a
mile TO wagon, yesterday In 2:l9H.
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Father HyAcInthe Dennes his Position
NEW YoRK. Nov. &

Pere Hyaclnthe's letter to tho Rev.
Mf. Bacon, contains the annexed SEN
tence. ~ remain faithful to my
Church and II have lifted up my pros
tePt against the excesses which dis
honor II and seem bent on Its ruin,
you may measure the intensity OF my
love for 1t by the bitterness Of my La
mentAlions.n
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The Fair I'm Georgln.

. ROME, Nov. 4.
. About four thousand persons were
present on the Fair Grounds to.day.
The weather Ia fine and the exhi billion
Is very good. Two young men, Mr..
Appleby, OF Rssaca, and Charles Nor.
rison, OF Rome, were killed by falling
from the pole for the balloon.
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JoLLlP1CATIoN.-The lst-up Republl-
cans ut MartinsburR had 0 jolllflcatIon
Friday night over their partial success
in Berkeley county. Msssrs. Kitchen,
Lamon and Luce were sereaaded aud
made speeches. Speeches were also
made by ]. Il. Haldeman, 81. Il. Black.
burn and several Others.
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TIE PArHEnnyan War-Sta. .ement OF
MinIBter lIcIInhon. ,.,., -
WAsHINaToN; Nov. &

~ WAsHINuToNi NOV. b.
General McMa6un was before the
House snb- COMMITTEES on Foreign Az
fairs yesterday and gave . history OF
the CAUSES OF the PAraguayau war. He
said 1t was not wAved by Brazil TO ex-
tend monarchy and slavery. He him
self was well treated by Lopez, who is
faVorably disposed towards the United
States. The BlisI and MAsterman dif1i-
Guilty had been settled before he arrived
In Paraguay. MastermRn, he said, Was
an Engliahsubject, and he would not
have telE at liberty 10 interfere In his
case. Hia condnot as minister hsb been
endorsed by the State Department. Ex.
ministers Worthlngton and j. Watson
Webb are soon 10 be examined.
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The following seems to be the result
ofthe late election; Twenty two Sena-
tors, q majority OF whom are opposed
toIa license law. and eighteen In favor.
TWentysseven Senators favor retaining
the State police, which was another Is.
sue In the election. The House stands
l2$ antt-prohtbition men, and 70 for
.prphibltion.
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PRlURs,

nOcnAndn German Ritsers PEI bottle. u %
hOonAndA German Tonic, put up Ia uuRn
bottles, o. 80 per hottle or half dozen for
IrDo mot forgot 70 examine well the ar.
icl0 you Duy, in order " get The W0uuine,
FOR sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Ned.
cine eHOEyWhereS iyI9
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Ia.1. ....n... BUFFALO, Nov. s. d
A terrible storm OF wind rain and sleet,
has been prevailing here since morn
Ing. Il ls feared much damage Is done
on the lakes, ....
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DT' LUUIbI NUV' 0.
Adlspateh from Fort Harker, Kan
sas, to Gen! EAston Chief Quartermas.
ter ofthls department, says the Gov.
srnment corral at that post was struck
by lightning on Wednesday, and sixty
mules instantly killed and the building
partially burned. .....
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Return or RoCherOrt to Paris.

"SuEH u NAVuH0IVEEEV EUFIH'
-- :.-. 10 PARIS, NoV.6.
The Court went out hunting at the
Campeigne. the Emperor was not pre-
dent' -T-Tr~, r=-T-rT-f-rg= s=-aray,. -
One OF the (electorlal meetings held
last night was dissolved by the police.
Henri RoOhefort, editor OF the Ian
teTne, set out from Brussels yesterday,
on his return'to Paris. On reaching
the ftoutIer he was arrested but was
subsequently released, and furnished
with safe conduct by order Of the Em.
peror. He then resumed his journey
and his arrival here is momentarily y
expected, 'TH1f Ec ~ w,T,'
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CAUTION.

HoonandB German Remedies are counter
teited. Bee that tho signature otG n. JACK.
b0N IN on the wrapper Of each bottle. AL
0theB arc counterfalt.
Philadelphia, Pa.
OHARLEs NJ, EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly y. II. JACKSON q 20,
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TEaNESSEE.
!. J. BanquetS the LeeISlAIure..-A
Feast OF HeaSOn, &c.
NASHVILLE, November s.

INAaHVILLHI NUVbHUeF 0.
Ex.Presldent johnson gave ban
quet 10 the members OF the Legislature
at the Stacy House, TO night. Governor
Senter, SenRtor Fowler and q number
OF other distinguished citizens were
present. Il was one OF the most agreea.
Bile entertainments ever given In Nash.
vile, and everything passed of pleas.
antly. johnson and anti. Johnson men
mingled harmonlously, All commend
theiF host, -Tflyl
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Judge Of hs Supreme Court u PHussylrania.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1858.
"I consider Hoodands German BltteB. a
valuable medicine in case OF attacks OF inLl.
BHstion or Dyspepsia, cAn certify this
from my experience OF II
YounB, with respect, 90
JAMES THOMPSON" !"
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
v
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDY GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor,
II Ia q compound Of Fluid Extracts, The
Roots. Herbs, and BafltH nom which these
extracts are made, aro gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
sxtEaotB are then forwarded TO this country
TO be used e1pfoaaly Tor the manufacture Of
this BltterB. There ID no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In compoundlng the Bit
tera, hence II free from all the objections In
Cident 10 the use OF q liquor preparation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-06

MIKE LIrNAN's show came to grief
at Strausburg, Bills 10 the amount OF
5000 came in against him at that
point, and his exchsquer would not
stand the pressure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-06
CompOsItlon OF the N. z. Legislature.
3. NEW YORK, Nov. 6,

The Tribune states that the Assembly
will stand u Democrats and So Repub.
licans, and the Senate II Democrats
and Is Republicans. Late advIces lndI-
cate at least one and perhaps two more
Democrats have been chosen to the
SenRta. u ...