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THE CUBAN QUEBFToH.
Tho President FayVrIng n RecokuI.
tiOn Of BellIEeFoncy.
WASHINGTON, September 8.

'e@-@@e@'NeSAHl SNfbNSASNA "
From late conversation OF secreta.
~ Fish, II appears that while he per.
Bonally 10 opposed to recognizing the
belllEereucy OF the Cubans, his belief
Ia that such step will be taken by the
administration previous TO the meeting
OF Uougresa, The President 10 anxious
TO proclaim this recognition, and has
the support Of the Secretary Of War In
the matter. Tho principal reasons
which have been allowed 10 weigh
against the step are the complications
which would arise In dealing with the
question Of the Alabama claims and
the terms Of the treaty OF l705 with
Spain. Our diplomatic corresponds
ence with England upon the
Queens proclamation OF neutrall-
ty, which has been under care.
fol review by members ofthe Cabinet,
10 deemed by them 10 be OF such char
Acter, that q recognition Of the Cubans
before they have an organized
government, fort, or ship on
the ocean, would seriously impair II
not altogether destroy our claims In
England. The treaty Of 1895 "a also OF
such character as In case Of recognl-
tion TO lead almost inevitably to o war
With Spain, since under II that Power
could place It's war vessels outside our
harboEB and search all ships under our
flag for goods contrabAnd OF war, and
take such 90 carried these articles into
Spanish ports for trial az prizes OF war.
Could Cuban privAteera enter our bar.
bors and receive American protection,
CubAns here admit that q recognition
OF bellgerency would, beyond question,
lead 10 war between the United States
and Spain. So far as reports from Gov
ernment ofhciala have been received,
the large majority Of Americans who
have been implicated In numerous ex-
petitions against Cuba are ex-Confed-
crates. Very few Americans from the
North are operating with them. Sen.
Rtor Sumner, and, In fact, the promI-
nent officials who share his general
Views upon the question OF the Alabama
claims, have been active during the
whole summer through correspondence
In the attempt to prevent the adminis-
tration from extending any support
whatever 10 the insurgents In Cuba.
The belief that belllgerency will be ac>
knowledged before the meeting OF Con.
gress is founded upon the suppositlon
that Spain will finally refuse the medI-
alton offered through Slckles. The
terms suggested by him were intended
to be OF character which, II accepted,
would relieve the administration en-
tlrely from the embarrassment which
the question caused.
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GtreGmtslIigetrrer.
DEATH or SECRETARY RAwLINs.


The telegraph announces that Gen.
John A. Rawllns, Secretary OF War,
expired yesterday afternoon shortly
after four o'clock.
General Rawllns was still n young
man. He was lawyer In GAlsnR be-
fore the war; and during the war was
General Grants ChleI-oEstAH. A re-
markably quiet, modest gentleman, he
had long been noted for remarkably
clear and sound judgment Of affairs
and General Grant does not conceal
that he owes much to the opportunity
OF counsslllng with this, the most lntI-
mate OF his personal friends. General
RawlIns never sought public place or
honors; he appears TO have been con.
tent quietly TO do hls duty; but In the
most arduous positions In which for.
tune placed him, his genius was always
equal to The task put upon him and he
won the respect Of the country, and the
esteem OF all who had the good fortune
to know him.
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Senator POmeroy DenOuuceS u For.
gerry.
WAsufNurnN Cant

..u.. .I WAsAINGroN, Sept. 4.
Senator Pomeroy has published the
following card regarding an alleged
copy Of one Of his letters promising to
support the President on impeachment,
lately published at the West:
SIR:-The above slip containing what
purports TO be letter from me 10 one
Mr.. Legaie, concerning the Leaven.
worth Postofice, and my promised
support OF the President Is, as l have
once or twice before published, entirely
false nom the first word to the last.
Not one sentence or word or
syllable was ever seen or writ~
ten by me or by my sanction. A
baser forgery could not be perpe-
trated, as l have proved before q COM
mlttee OF the House OF Representatives,
Of which Hon. B. F. Butler was chair
man, called think an Investigating
Committee, and l defy them 10 produce
the letter In my handwriting or over
my signature. You will l know make
my denial as public as you have the
pretended letter.
a. l am very truly, 8. G. PoMERoY,
AsToR HOUSE, N. Y, Sept. 5, 1869.
The letter, as published, forms part
of the suppressed evidence OF Butler's
COMMITTEES on the causes OF the failure
OF Impeachment, and Cornelius Wen
dell, who certifes to the latter being q
copy Of the original, testified before
that committee as 10 his knowledge Of
the document,
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By TELEaRAPH.
CUBAN AFFAIRs.
HAVANA, September 6,

HAVANA, September 8.
Advlces received from Port Au
Prince 70 the 24th ult., Bays an engage
ment before Aux Calres took place on
the I'D. Salnare was defeated and
dangerously wounded. The rebel war
steamers Florida and Columbia bonn
barded Gonivas on the 10Th ult., and
afterwards succeeded In taking the
place. The rebela received ten rifled
guns from New York. Three OF Sal.
nave's sloops, laden With coffee, were
captured by the insurgents on the llth.
CGlvs lss1ed u proclamation that he
would abandon the cause for which he
has 80 long struggled.
Advlces from 81. Domingo 10 the 4th
ult., says that during the absence OF
Gen. Baese, Vice President Gormese
surrendered Santiago to tho ex-Presi.
dent Baese with 800 men moved
against lauren, when he was defeated,
Baese expected 10 retake Santiago, and
afterwards proposed to move against
Puerto Plata, AsenR 10 still besieged
by the rebels. The French loan proved
unAuccesaful. F...
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A FEARFUL CALAMITY.
FCATraI Casualty In n PennsyIvanIa
Coal Mine.
Two Hundred MinerE Below The
shaft ChOked with Fire and
Ventilation stopped,

Great Excitement in Scranton.
SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. Q.
There 10 great excitement here In con.
sequence Of the burning Of q coal break.
or at Avondale mine, Plymouth, about
20 miles south Of this city. There are
20l men and boys In the mine, and the
shaft, which 10 the only means for eB.
cape, 10 choked by forty feet oil burning
coal and rubbish. Ventilation 10 total
ly stopped, and there are great fears
that some, II not all, will be Bufocated.
1t 10 feared that the whole number
has been Buffocated by smoke or per-
lshed for want OF air, The AEe depart.
ments OF Scranton, Wilkesbarre and
Kingston are playing streams down
the shaft for the purpose Of quenching
the tre there, 30 that the rubbish can
be cleared out and the condition OF tho
men ascertRined. twill probably take
till Tomorrow morning before tidlngs
can be received from them.
The scene is heartrendInR, Families
are congregated In great numbers.
Miners from all parts OF the country
are there at work, and the mer-
chants, and In fact the whole popu.
lation OF the town, have turned out
TO assist. The loss BY fre viii amount
to about 800, 900; partly covered by In.
snrance. All the physicians OF the
vicinity have been summoned 10 attend
when the condition OF the men ls ascer-
tained. The affair has cast q gloom
upon the whole community, and busl-
ness Is almost entirely suspended. The
mines only resumed work to-day after
suspension Of about three months.
Among the men In the mines Ia Mr..
Hughes, the superintendent.
Later and Fuller Accounts.
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Disorders In South CarOllna-The
'j General Condition Good. ~
III wAsH1NsToN, Sept. s, 1869.
A leading Republican from South
Carolina, who arrived In the city to.
day. brings rather gloomy accounts Of
the condition Of affairs In the western
part Of the State. The Edgeaeld aud
Abbeville districts are infested with
bands OF Regulators and Ku Klux ruis
fans, many OF whom are from Georgia,
and escape TO that State after perpetra.
ting their outrages. It has been found
necessary 10 send small force OF United
States troops to protect the Internal
Revenue officers In the discharge Of
their duties. At the present time the
United States Deputy Assessor, Captain
Richard Realf, Is guarded In his resi-.
dence at Graniteville. He has been the
recipient OF many threatening notices,
Governor Scott 10 actively engaged In
efforts TO suppress these disorders, and
has stationed there force OF the State
constabulary, armed with Winchester
rifles. Meetings were recently held.
which were addressed by utige Hope'
Colonel Chamberlain and MI, ResIf
for the purpose OF inducing the lead.
ing citizens TO take measures, copIoint.
ly with the State authorities, 10 sun.
press these disorders.
In Lexington county, near olumbIa.
bands OF armed and disguised men are
engaged In driving away colored labor.
erS. One man was recently whipped
and shot At. Many OF the laborefa
neglected 10 make written contracts,
and II 10 believed that this system ol
violence is resorted 10 In order to de-
fraud them OF their share OF the crops.
Murders are. constantly occurring.
Ono old colored man was recently
beaten TO death at Newberry by . Ku
Klux party. 'M lllI VI
Apart from thess troubles, which are
local and intermittent; the general con-
dltion OF the State 10 excellent. Crops
are promislng largely, and all the lower
country 10 In q peacable condition.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
mARKErs BIZ rELEaKAPm,

New YORK. Sept. 0.
CoTToN-Qulet; sales 600 bales at $50
for mtddllng uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull.
GRA1N-Wheat-Dull, heavy Rndla2o
lower. Rye-Dull at 81 16al II. Oats
66a70c for western; the latter price an
extreme. Corn-$l DIAL OF for unsound; ;
81 l8Al % for sound mixed western.
PRovsIoHS--.Pork--.NomInal at
sSl 80 for mess. Bsef-Nominally un-
changed. Cut Meats-Nominal, Ba-
con-QuIet and heavy. Lard-Quiet
at l9kal911c for fair 10 prime steam.
Edas-Nomlnally unchanged.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
The market opened fairly but not
very. active and prices generally are
steady. We have only the follow Ing
changes to-day: Stevens linen cross.
bars are selling at the annexed prices:
B brown l01SC; do. bleach 1lkc; do.
brown llHc; do. A brown 1870. do.
bleached l4Hc; P brown 14Ec; do,
bleached l51fc; N brown 16c; do. bleach.
ed l6hc; N brown 17I1c; do. bleached
1870; twill roll brown 1Sxc; do.
bleached 1910, and the workingman's
blue denims changed from 2lh to'22x &c.
MONRY AND STOCKS.
MoNRY-EAsy and steady at 6a7 per
cent until late In the afternoon, when
1t became very active at sharp per
cent for call loans. The activity 10 at-
trlbuted to the gold speculation, which
continues very heavy.
STERLINa-Dull at l0Sal0S3S.
GoLD-Unsettled; opened az 1877, and
closed at 1871; carrying rates 2A6 per
cent, and borrowing fiat at2 per cent
and 1.64Al.S2 per day. The affairs in
France, owing to the illness OF Napo.
leon, appear In an excited and serious
condition, as 10 witnessed by the de-
cline In rentes, which are quoted at O9I.
75c. against 71f. 800. Saturday.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Heavy and
lower. Coupons 'sl, l221<al22X; do '02,
I2la<al22H; do '64, 12lKal22; do '65'
l2lNal22; do new, 120k ka120If; 10 40's
lllKalll1<; do ~, 12O9Sal2O1f; do '6s,
12OKal9Oh.
SToCKs-Western Union Telegraph 81:
Pacific Mall S0k; New York Central
203%: Harlem 10SX; Hudson River
1871; Reading 9699S; Erie 339S; Michigan
Central 129; Michigan Southern lO29G;
Illinois Central 1871; Pittsburgh 1857
Northwestern SOX; do preferred 9OX;
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
7s; Rock Island ll2N: St. Paul IS; do
preferred 81; Wabash S0If; do preferred
81; Fort Wayne s8N; Terre Haute S3X;
do. preferred SIX; Chicago and Alton
l5l1i; Ohio and Mississippi 3l1<.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams 56N; Wells.
Fargo & Co., lSx; American SO; United
States 62N.
Cincinnati.
SEPTEMBER 6.-FIouR-Dull; family
at % 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-Lower, and dull at
the decline; red 81 26al 2S; white 81 36a
! 40. Corn-Quiet but firm at 81 GOAL OS.
OAts-64a6so SRye-$l 90.
WHIsKY-DuII at 81 OS.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull; held
at S32 76ASS 90, but no demand. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders sold at lSNc, but
held at lac at the close; sides held at
16Hc. Bacon-Unchauged; shoulders
l6c; sides lsNo, for RIB, and ls9<c for
clear rib and clear. Sugar cured hams
2Sa2ic.
LARD-Dull and nominal at 191c.
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FRANCE.
The IIInaSs OF the Emperor.

LONDON, Sept. s.
Private advIces from Paris were
received here tonight, on the sub.
iect OF the actual condition OF Ma.
poleon's health. These dispatches rep.
resent that the illness OF the Em.
peror has taken somewhat alarming
turn. His majesty experienced an at
tack OF the disease yesterday, which
occasloned him an unusual amount OF
extreme pain and suffering. This
paroxyBm subsidized after o Little time,
but to-day the Emperor feels much
exhausted from Its effects. No fatal
result OF the attack 10 anticipated, but
the exciting symptoms are OF such q
character that they are decidedly Calcu.
lated 10 excite uneaSIness both In the
family and the public mind.
Excitement on BOurSe.
PARIS, Sept. O.
The Bourse is excited; rentes opened
to-day At 70 francs IS CentImes. Heavy
decline since Saturday night. To-day
the Commissioner Of BouTse, In order
to allay the excitement, publicly an
nounced the health Of the Emperor as
satisfactory.
Adoption OF senAtus ConsnItum.
The official journals OF this afternoon
declare that the Emperor's condition Is
not alarming.
The Senate to-day adopted the Ssna.
tus Consultum by vote Of 1874 atfirmA.
tiveS 10 8 negatives.
EapOIeOn's Condition.
The La PreSSe reports that the EN-
peror kept his bed yesterday, and re.
ceived the Empress and Prince lmpe-
rial only during the day, but adds that
the condition OF the Emperor is not
considered worse.
The lie Public says the Emperor did
not go out yesterday, and his physi'
clans caused him to avoid fatigue.
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IT Is claimed by those who are most
sanguIue ofthe speedy improvement Of
the south that as that section Is out OF
debt, and has no uncomfortable amount
OF money-greaLer, Il is said, than any
other agricultural portion ofthe coun-
try-the crops OF The current season
cannot fall to restore TO 1t much OF Its
antebellum prosperity. This years
agriculture Is estimated to yield $780,.
10000 II Is the mRln thing. The 9th.
er Industries are proportIoned. The
statistics ofthe ports Of the south seem
to confirm the hopeful view,
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Explosion Of a Ker of Powder.

PORTLAND, Sept, 6.
A keg Of patent powder exploded at
Lake Sebago, Friday afternoon, at the
Portland Water Compan's works where
three men were blasting, blowing the
men some distance, burning and
woundiug them considerably. The
men are still alive, but are fatally In.
jured. The accident was occasioned
by knocking out the bung hole with q
stick which had been used In nitro.
glYceline.
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We are favored with some definite
statements about the Virginia election
and the future Of that State. The re-
suit Of the election will be officially
proclaimed at an early day, and the
Legislature will meet within one month
after such proclamation. The test oath
Is not to be required. Preliminary to
the recognition Of the State, the LsgIs.
lature will limit lts action, and will be
called upon to ratlfy the fifteenth
amendment. Now we may expect q
new lie in the Old Dominion, and, II II
Is as wisely directed as we hope, the re-
covery there will be complete In q short
period,
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THE Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel Is
again urging the abolition OF the Office
Of Vice President. In case OF the death
Of the Presldent,it would haye the
Secretary of State act as President until
a new election can be held. 1t would
have the people vole directly for Presl.
dent, and the Senate elect its own
PreaIdent 70 serve for two Years.
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BUTTER-Soarcs and In demand at %
A35o, the latter price for ohoIce,
Edos-ScArce and higher; fresh at l0a
20c.
oILs-LIuseed oil steady At 81 GOAL OS.
Lard oil 81 40Al IS.
PETRoLRUM-3lA3Sc.
Hods-Dull and lower at $sAO rs, the
latter an extreme rate.
BREF CATTLE-unchauged and arm
at S3a6 so.
GoLD-l36N, buying.
ExCHANaE-SteRdy OF l 10 discount,
buying.
MoNEY-Markst close and active.
chicago.
SErrIMHER6.-FLoUR-Flrm al IS 75a
Z 90 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-QuIst and easier;
sales No. 2 at 81 SOAl3l. closing Of
81 30Ifal 30N; this afternoon there were
sales at 81 2Sh, seller, September.
Corn-ERBler and halc lower; sales
No. 2 at S6i<aS7)fw rejected at 62aS3 1<c;
no grade 7Sas0c; closing at SO for No.
2; this afternoon the market was quiet;
sales at S6xc, seller, September, for
No. 2. Oats-Flrmer; opening at AKA
2oS AOE NVs s. nhNauCeu " 1ONuf1i1W
closed at 45R46Hc. Rye-Quiet and .
shade easler: sales No. 2 at 93IfA9I 70;
closing at 9i3: rejected s211aS3Ilc. Bar
ley-Exclted and more active, with an
advance OF 3a4c per bushel on No. 2,
seller the month, which sold at 81 Goa
130.
OATTLE-Dull aud nominal at "a 3OA
4S7H for cows; 81 25A7 50 for good to
choice steers.
Hoas-Quiet and firm at g 45as 90
for common; 50 0OA9 Sc for fair 10 me.
dlum; 70 60a9 IS for good TO choice.
Toledo.
SEPTEMBER 6.-FLouR-QuIet.
GRAIN-Wheat-A shade lower; No.
1white Wabash 81 70; No. 2 do. 81 8S;
No. 9 Michigan 81 IS; No. l red 81 3S;
No. 2 do. 81 S59<; No. 8 do. 81 81; amber
81 l37al SIX. Corn-Quiet; No. / $50: No.
2 95a96c. oats-lc better; No. 64c No. 2
400,
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Order from COmIl:ssIoner DeIuno.

WAsHINaroN, Sept. Q.
Commissioner Dslano to-day Issued
the following order: All parties hav.
Ing claim agents or other persons act
Ing In their behalf, or having business
with this office, shall be required to
communicate the same In writing Rd.
dressed to the Solicitor OF the Bureau
through the malls. No person whatev.
er not connected with the office by ON
claI relations, shall be allowed TO IN.
terview with Its clerks or employees,
except by express permission Of the
Commissioner, Deputy Commissioner
Douglas, or the Solicitor.
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= " LONDON Sept. Q.
The Morning Telegraph receives chro.
nologlcally Mrs. StoWe's article on
Lord and Lady Byron, and says the
subject Is too painful to discuss. 1t re.
CARDS the publication as the result OF
indlscretion on the part Of Mrs. Stove
and the publisher,
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Two noted Saratoga bellies got into
dispute the other day about which had
the longest trail, each one stoutly
claiming to have the longest. It was
finally settled by measurement, when
the difference was lound 10 be Just half
an inch-the longest being IS feet 6If
inohRR .| 10
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lh'40 NRw oRLEANs, Sept. 0.
The north east wind which has been
prevailing here for the past two days
increased 10 ayHale at 8 o'clock this
morning. There has been heavy wind
and undated rain continuously
throughout the day. The extent Of the
storm is unknown. Damage 10 ship.
ping and crops 10 apprehen0ed.
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Ka.n at Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. O.
A storm from the north east COM
menced at 7 o'clock this evening. The
fall Of rain has not been coplous as yet,
but 1t Is hoped that 1t will affect the
Schuylkill river and put the water
works In good condition. The fire
steamer John Fuller OF New York, ar
rived this morning, and will 60 into
service tomorrow.
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CAUTION.

HoofandH German RGmedles are counter
feitod. See that the signature ofC. n. JACK.
BON n on tho wrapper OF each bottle, AL
othera are counterfeit.
German Medicine Store No. bSl ARCH HIeot,
oaARLRs N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly O II. JACKSON & %.
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Scenes at the Mines.

1Ha1VVEaI = nj AJVFKt Vl
A FIRE broke out this A. NJ, In the Flue
and Bottom and Stuben shaft, owned
by the Delaware, Lackawana and
Western Company, In this place, and
In short time the whole breaker and
out buildings were In flames, and the
hoistlng apparatus, the only avenue Of
escape TO the miners, destroyed. All
efforts TO stay the flames were una
vailRble, and the whole structure fell,
filling up the shalt. Over two hundred
men are In the shaft, and have no
communication out, with no chance for
air, as the only way for getting air into
the shaft was through the main open
Ing. and that was filed with burning
timbers and debris OF the flames.
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THE New York Post says Its lnfor.
nation In regard 70 the position OF the
administration touching the premium
Is that they are not, at present at least,
TO interfere in the speculation
in gold, and that they believe that u
comparatively high premium will
benefit the agricultural interests OF the
country in greater degree than 1t
will harm the merchants who usually
stand mahorL" OF the market. '
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PRIoEs,

HOoaAnar German RiItsfA sTiSstH,, PEI FTiHSS.tls g% %
Hooaandt German Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, q 30 per bottle or half dozen for
Qt0.
ng-Do mot forget 70 examine well tho ar.
ielo you buy, In order 10 got tho genuine,
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cline eToEyWhere, jyH
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AT Paris, a Russian valet out Of place
hung himself In despair, and the sul.
eide was discovered by the postman
who called 10 deliver a letter to The
deceased, dunouncing the death Of his
father and the inheritance OF $40, 900 a
YAAr
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
condition Of secretay RAwlIns.

V"3H417UEVH'V k1VPEs U
Al I've O'Clock this morning, secre-
tAry RAwllns' cough was more trouble.
some and respiration more dIficult.
At eleven O'Clock to-day, he was asleep.
One OF his watchers was General J. E.
Smith. NouElshment and stimulentS
have been frequently administered, his
physicians hoping 10 sustain bis fast
waning slrength until the return oilhe
President, who 10 expected this after.
noon. Nl'l.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
Il is compound Of F1uId Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB irom which these
extracts arc made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this Bitten. There 10 no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used In c0mpounding the BIZ
lerB, hence It free fronf all the objections In.
cldent 70 the use OF liquor preparation.
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ITIs understood that Secretary Bout
we'll Intends to continue the present
rate OF purchases OF bonds and sale OF
gold during September and October.
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JlIsttee ar ase Supreme Court q PTnnsvIpania.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
II have found by experience that Hoof.
LAkd'a German Bltters In very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptio NymptomB almost di.
rectly. GEORGE hHARSWOOD."