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THE DoGUs Y.ITB1Y MURDEREn.
His Examination before Justice bowling
tie Denies all that has been said George
the Couut Jonnues Speaks-LncOnditiO nal
Release of IkipIing.

His Examination before Justice bowling
tie Denies all that has been said GEORGE
the Count Jonnnes speaks-L unconditional
Release of hipling.
Richard kiphng, who has caused 40 much sen.
sation DY his sciElssortcd connection with tho Ma
tlau murder, was brought before Justice Dowllng,
az the Tombs, yesterday, for examination lie Is
Twenty-Five years old and was accompanied by his
father, Col John Fowler. Jr, appearing counsel.
George the Count Joauncs appeared for to PEOPLE
and the Vigilance Committoc The statement OF o.
hcer Farley was read, detailing the circum-tances
wHich &c to the arrest aud the prisoner was in
formed that he might refuse to answer sucn quos-
tions as be chose.
THE EXAMINATION.
Col. Fowlar-MaN II please your Honor, this Ia sim
Mo has bees S ,Srg Whste has read IA e al
X. olng-Al have TO cay Is, told them what read
ny COZ Foglor-Do you, know ANYTHING ercep, what
o-lst true what Is said about some Of your clothes
uSwSai clothes id ia hive in tho valise1 A
snirl, coat aud sone other artrc es.
sure Il }. moi 50 here was never any blood on them
o-Dil YOU eyer Sell any ody OF give any one 70 On
VGsn re taisl' ess wac strqcE5 X1,So's
mSs q %'.S sG Of yay vas "a o %
q @hcrc we're you All that month"; A,-Iwas home
.Q2W6o va, Win yoa on the night of the 2sthl A
W nIH3t ie'o aeI me .o tT2 w., serys9!', Nour
Q-Dli you ever teli any one you had seen ltP A
~
9 bid you ever say you were afraid the police were
ancr NOuP A.-No.
Q-iiavr y0n any knowledge Of the murderer Of Mr.
hdthaar A.-NO,sr.
GEORGE TnE COUNT foASSEs APPgArs.
These replies fatty cont rad citing every slcgl'ion
In the am layit, AMI no add ioual testimony beng
introduced against the prisoner, MS Honor remarked
thst he had no power 10 holI him longer and thore-
tore ordered On unconditional release.
The Count Joanncs. huu .edly-with permission OF
the learned cou4ssl should hke 70 asa few qnus-
tons
Col. Fcwler-I have no objection 20 AZ nanv ones
a. n as tIe gen lsnane'loO-~ 10 AK, aal snail 90
ipct To ms C leuts ausWc5lEg taeu,
Justice Bowling Wei. amt going tn he bo'hereh
with on siders asking questions here cgnt I'D him
on the evidence Let nm go
And tie Jusuce rose nom his scat in a manner
at plainly barred all fuTt0eT argument The Count,
with an injured air. darky limited ina there were
treu DdoLs reye atoms in store Ockei ely under
hi. RastcOat, and that In two weeks a. the urthest,
tue world would be astounded.
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lobby agents to procure ~ passaye OF the charter
at Albany, the Legislature tlcn being Republican +;
and that OF this amount 5000 were Maid 10 a gen.
tleTnan OF the firm OF which Mr.. Woodiord was
member. Neniy, his knowledge OF otizc law was
extensive. IL was the knowledge Of tnis influence
which prevented zig rcnomill N Ia 1853 for Lieu
ten mt Governor But those things we're either not
recol'ced At SARATOGA they were well recolcctcd
We " OF der which
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Bnsintss Nofitt,.

To let a cold have its own way IL TO assist
in laying the foundation Of Consumption To the
stubborn Cough or Cold you have only to use at
once DB. JAYSs's BSPRcroRASr Sold every where.
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TIL. C,-a, Aamiral,, Pageant.

Secretaries Beknap and Robeson will attend
the FaTraGut obsequlss In New ierk: Presiceat
and Mrs. Grant viii also attend, The War De- art
meat nus rendered q company OF tfoops from WI
Ietts Point nd 0Uysrnor's Island, aud the Gov
sHors Island band AZ desired. To participate In tie
miLsLary escort
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BACK TO TowS.-peone are lurrvinr back b.
town y hundreds and th0usnrds THIS i tarpoun
70 saving thrt there ia run - Knox. the hatHt.
No 2l2 Broadwav for the SAKE Of insncctlng the fresh
est styles and selecting thcreirom II place whore
MI may got eas " suited Try It You will then
& n trylng.-.4dp,
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MIRRTED,

wheeler g. wilson " achines, 1.tft rresd-
WAY sold by paving $40 down and tO per nonth VITA.
out extra charge Machines TO let J. Y. ELLIS.
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DTEI.

GATEs-PARSONs.-l south shaitshury Vt. on
"Wednesday. September 49, John T.. Gates Of Now NOis
city, To Mis-. Mary VI. Parsons, oi South Sats bIrJ.
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Virginia, Vermont, SARATOGA and other
natural mintral waters General deDot. ~ Chaubafs
st, near Broadway. Congress and Empire Spring Jfn
pany. Free deliveries daily, city and Brooklyn.
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FINANCIAL ANO ComMeRcIAh.

DEPOSITS radc nov m the Mu'ual Reneft Savings
Bans (Sun Building VIII draw six per cent interest
frOm Oct l.
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Mo GorWnn- Nm0IIf0n bank r0cOnfIy cef1bII- md
IN tbs city has been admitted to the New .rk
tlc1.ius House A-sucnu'r.
On tic t.irl cay OF November To Interest Of the
State OF Tennessee iu certain dc'iu.tiug raiiro d.
viii be solid at pubic uuIpn 81 Nashville. The io-
luNiug s,the indebted css OF each Of a., road 10
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6lnibtrsill NlsSitints.

Worn. in the SKIN. Prize .! per package with book,
or three packages for g..
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MiRrrE INrALLyGENcE.

NINIsrvHP ALMANAC rms DAY
sun rses.....L ~ sun srs.,....6 4 Moon syt,.. ~
Hitu wNTtE-TIis pAY.
sandy llOokiO ~ GOV. l.laudli U. Hcl GatE ..l! -
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AMARANTH FOR I HI HAit3.-Hdir Beauiher, Re:
storatlve and Dressing. sots Failing ii%g an cans
rand and luNuInus growth OF the Hair, Nh6F'rs.
Mousuchc. Nafrbntci to contain 10 lead sulphur. or
poison Price u per bottle with book, or six hotties
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FIVE MINUTE FRAGENNT PAIN CUHER. -Cnrcs
PAIN in anv p'it OF hc BODY or nihs In I'VE rlinr"
ont 81 curiosity try tbs remedy alongside ~ any VI
The ady"tus,d pnil tii'ots oi iuct'. aui lnAs tnS
sult HPnyttinr clsc known VIII cu' pam ~ 1ucklN,
no csarg' viii be- made. Couiai NO hlotofofm'
Dpiurn. hconite. Icruer, Turpcnti1c. or Poison tan
packages
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ALKALINE RFsoLVrNi' 4 chemical Nineta
Ma,cr; c9mposrA Of loelne, nro II. e, ..l.nm. an.
~ osphorus-the hest remedies OF tnCrnocutl' ch'Ws
trH-c'tr- indigestion, Hiuuuencs4 &C. Gentle apcrl
and cdttastc. Price 81 per hottie OF SIX bottles f,r g.
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EOTO NctARLAND'~ BOpIs STORE.
VI Roadway, near talst Th'reyI Wa. ind al ta
new hou~s o inc dav. ami All the stand va works, I'D
asO ChOIce Anglsn, trencn, and scolcn stAt,OItrT.
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NJ, X II

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any Of Fever su1 Avue. Contain pniqirr, Ner
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spt,u. loi,tts.

OUR
SEVEN DOLLAR HAT
is NOT OF INFERIOR QUALITY,
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AND FAULrLESs MODEL.
To sec Il to Admire AMI Possess.
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TO EPICURES.-.Iust arriyel from Ksy Wet
IA splendid mammoth Cre.n turtie weight, i11
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OFFICIAL DWtWING-.
StMAON, 4 COS pTfFttt~.
AL ADAMA- tNtra Z "a 40 ~. sent. ~ $50.
% g. Il. CS -, q. H. &C.. g. -, A.. ..
NfSSOtlI-' lass W ~. scat. -. $50.
II - II 60. N. T.. Il. -, ). @ IS, I, - GO.
khhIl CkN-tNtr iass No. ~. scot. %. $50
So -, -, -. Il. 10, a, !, q, u. II. q =
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~ o. q. \ ~, ~ a., "a ~. n : II, 81. rs.
Prgrs Ca-lgl. ntorma on turr shed, suc circular
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\. CLUrf. brD.sr.
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HOT SIS { RiNnTD TO OVERLOOKING.
THIRD WEEK OF me CuARAING ACrRESS,
LOrfA. Lolita
HEARTS BASE,
introducing I0rrA ~ SONS dances and lnJO solos
In nreparatinn, Tom Tavors drama. entitled the
TICKET or LEAVE MAN,
In which MISS IOrrA VIII npDearM
SAM Nli.iOCGHBI.
MATINEE SATURDAY. AZ = O'CLOCK.
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CATARRH SPECIFIC -, urcr the most fotmidahl,
case. OF Catarrh NJ instantly Warranted TO cur,
con.tsut having and ~ iune, on,us.ye breath
study EtuppC up" trpfn- In the head, anu IA
charge OF thcS thin. aCld mucus from the npsfls
Free s. per package (with book), or three package
f.r S.
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VICTORIA REGIA The Imperial Cosmetic In
WoudIslns beauty to the cOmpluXiSH ana curos
A0uy Watches, fTeekss blogcnes, fAnglss. and F!Sh
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ImustmtntA
4 GRAND NATIONAL EXHIBITION.

49, - 49, -
A GRAND NATIONAL Exhibition.
THE THIRTY NINTH ANNUAL FAIR OF the
AMERICAN INsTGTC fE
open da1y from O'Clock a. NJ to 10 p NJ, In the
spacious binding extending from the "a to the ID az.
between IDd and sFh st.
NOVEL AND INGESGoUs INVENTIONS.
An CNEQUALLED DISPLAY ~ PHOTuGlAPHj,
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PRODUCTS or me
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GREAT DisrLtY OF RARE PLANTS, cnofc2
FRUITS AND FLOWERS,
RENEWED EACH WEDNESDAY
Ht1lC EVERY EVES1NG.
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AND SATURDAY EVENINGS.
JAHD1NE 4 SONS ORGAN, BLOWN BY STEAM.
MUSIC DY EBEN's CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA.
ADMISSION, 30 CENTS.
MtLE.YuRlsTiSE NIbSsr0SIrnls hyt t,I,.
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UngA fFfAGSR} El9l si, a, %frT,N[l.'
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gASp vii be Def ua aS t S'S Gec
ton Of MAX MARE iZtk ,,,,. -,.,.,o,,.,.
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MATINEE Al 2. KVENINu Ar
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TIE LAST MATINEE
BUT ONE
MRS. JANIS A. oATEs's COMIC OPERA co.
LITTLE FAUST, LIE PETIT FAUST.
ME,ll!sfo AND THE ARAB. Mis-. JAS !. oArts.
0S,thlpAYy EytS5$dNE%T
MRS. JAMES A. OATES,
on which occnsion
Mr. THOMAS NIFFGS. the celebrated Tenor.
and
Miss BLANCHE GALToN, PrlmA Donna Contralto.
have kindly given their valuable sfy ,es, appearing In
their sDeCiaitirs OF
moss CIiOUfPLECRt md MAD. BALANDARD.
aided nv
MRS. JAMES A. OATES As EENEsTINE,
In Onenhfchs tAvortC comic opcrn Of
TINT fRlMA DONNA OF 4 NIGHT
The perfCifr tuc' commencing with the fivpTte
SEtOND ACT OF LITTLE FAUST
nnN ahnni lan.nI 1
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EATALPA EXTRACI Noman's FricRd. The ipfal.
nit Emmenagogue. Restore, tie Ncnscs aud Cures
" Omb Complaints, &C. Tuce y per pAcAEge.
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III DNNIIn OAN NEL,-Ulr pof'oCfed rcmodInl mi
the cure OF Pulmonary Cousu lpuon, Brorch ,
tuuehs. SC; heals tue iClvs, ALI ft 'H, At, rul
dptr urli ami rrstUros strcu. TO- tua TH.l lafti
gives q lair test q tAS splendid clrrlet tl0M', =
CONTAIN iuui. prussc acid. o. Ipls ir.l,.
per package lwllh bcvg) or three IIc.a.cs tul O..
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r,,r,ct from n speech Of the Hon. Abrn-
nam u Hall, BcliNered at Rochester, New
Nori. on the Evening of Wednesday
s.rtgmlrr ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-01
A FenianfiIIistor,y.

From Ehe PTOUtdeReS Journal. - lslHr'h
"Generap O'Neill, tho redoubtable hero
who led the invading army Of Fcnians into
Canada, and after valorous ,proclamatiOns
and any number Of speeches and orders,
quietly gave himeelt up 10 q civil officer,
is about to write a history Of his "cam'
paign." Tho work, II truthfully written,
cannot fail to be an interesting one, and
will take rank with the battles Of the Ba-
ron Munchauscn and the feats Of BON.
bastcs FuriOso; for il, the martial valOr OF
the Fenian leader fell short Of that dis
played By other great commanders, he
certainly more than made up the differ
cncc in Boosting. 1t would DO interesting,
and might not be altogether Improbable
to learn how the Fenian treasury was
supplied from tho earnings Of the Irish
chambermaids, and how It was drained
by the suppers Of champagne and oysters,
on which the destructive qualities OF the
leaders were NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., even
after the complete overthrow OF the silly
fellows who had been entrappcd into the
expedition, few brazen-taccd men called
meetings and begged money for recruiting,
and spent it in whisky-ll0w tho valorOus
commander himself, after deIying the
might Of England, keeping all the while
close to the American line, was arrested
by civil officer, and thus escaped the
Indignation Of his own men, from which
no was in greater danger thanhe supposed
himself to be from English bayOnets, at
the very height oil the "war," Let all
this be told, and whatever reputation the
General may have rs a soldier, he will
have that OF a useful author fsia3t
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NEW POEM ny WHITTIER.

3
The following poem appears in the Bos
ton Transcript 1t was sent to recen
special meeting BY Mr.. Whittier, who !
now at tho isles of Shoals or g.
From these wild rocks l look to-day
Ger leagues OF dancing waves, and see ~
The misty Coast.llnG stretch away;
And mark the spot where yon must be.
u listen, and I seoIn 10 hear ll -,-r5. =
The pleasant voices OF old days,
The pines that shade the Isle OF Deer,
u. Tho ripping rivers song Of praise.
Dear friends 1 send you what can,
I foat across the seyering tide
AlEthat shy or silent man ..uaIa.
Could give, II sitting bYyour side. .a-nr
| thank you for sweet festal days, .......
For tender memories lingering long, ~.
For Joyful meetings, fond delays, -tr.
Aud tics OF friendship woven strong,
Not vainly has your work been done:
For many heart else cold and dim '.
Those sweet Juno days ara shining on,
Audwoods and waters slug their hymn.
o friends whose lives stu keep their prime
Whore brlRht exnmple warns aud cheers,
Ye teach us how TO smile at time
And yet to music all his years 1' We
Mako room, river Of our home,
For other feet In place OF ours; ..- ..r. ..=
And In the summers yet 10 come,
Lapse softly by tho feast Of flowers.
Hold In theirmirror, calm and deep,
The pleasant pictures thou hast seen;
Forget thy lovers not, bltkeep
Our memory, like thy laurels, green.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-01

TIE DRESS OF Cu1LDREN.-Now that
winter is approaching, 1t behoovcs parents
more than ever 10 see that their children
are clothed in such q manner as to protect
them from the inclemcncy and sudden
changes of the weather Tic chiefcau
of infantine mortality, in addition 70 foul
Dir, or too rich or too poor food, Is the
ialse pride Of many mothers. Children
arc killed by tho manner in which they
orc dressed as certainly rs BY any other
cause. In our changcahlc climate children
of tho most tender age arc left with bare
arms and legs, and with low-neckcd
dresses. The mothers, in the same dress,
would SILVER and suffer with cold, and
expect q At ofsickness rs the result OF their
Cuipable carelcssncss. And yet tho mothers
could endure such q treatment with far leas
danger to health and life than their tender
infants can. Amoment's reflection will in.
dictate the effects Of this mode OF dressing,
or rather wnnt of dressing on the child.
The moment the cold air strikes it's bare
arms and legs, the blood is driven from
these extremilics 10 the internal and more
vital organs. The result Is congestion, to
n greater or lcss extent Of these organs.
In warm weather tho heat will bring on
affections Of the bowels. and this mode Of
dressing may be reckoned ono ttlie chief
causes Of summer complaints, But in
cold weather congestion and Inflammation
Of the brain and lungs are the result It
Is painInlto sec children thus dressed like
victims for sacrifice.
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Gh4g0tFttfEenlY
BROOKE coUNTy,REHGAnEs!


Written for N1 zstslllgeaosr.
W. pots ne RtbGf tteiIt, I tf- .''JS
What don't We owe them now!
Tho HraYe.yaEds they have given rs,
The long, long score We know;
The debt upon pFesEes-
On valley and on plain,
Gould our dead broiheTE hear IL
WOuld they not live agaInI
-Four yeargWe fought and suffered;
Thank God we lived It through
To vote the Rebel ticket
'1S'TWas worthy Boys in Blue.
E H l n. RS
Our hotel bill at Libby
Has not boon settled yet
Mako up grand ovation,
And pay our warm hearts debt.
When ska ct0nB We tamiBhed,
Lad we but known tho day
Would como that all that scoring
Our grateful hearts could pay,
We could have starved much longer,
Id For but tO.day'H great bliss,
Thank Cod I've Just got through ~
That We hayellVed forthts.
Ea +b' W. III. u.
Va rote "a rod tlckst, ar Pr a
BY all our memories:
BY our own West Virginia.,
By oil she WaB, and 10; ~
BY empty Gresdcs lonely,
In our own homes that tell
How we'll AheS6 men stood byM,
-. How nobly and how we'll:
H6 stand by than then, bEaYoly,
Until the light IL done,
And work meath TrOl8On'g banner,
We mon Of '8l. Y ~ ~
Ill. za III Nv. IN
We Vot6 The Rebel ticket.
For Wet Virginia then, as us
True to the faith We pledged her. p
stand up and vote like men
March In the trial hour, Fl
Your soldier hearts Astlr,
We who fought brayely,f for her, ifE ,a
II. We Wll do this for her, - En- ~ tI.
And SIxty.one's old soldiers,
With SixIy.onG'B blue coat,
4 Fast fAding out 10 grRy.bRck, ,IV ,y- &C.
Cast SeVenty's Rebel vote.
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DR.. HoofIand's Greek Oil.
DR.. Hollands POdOphyllin
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL,
wa Two PILLS A DOSE, FIX.


The most tobEF1G, W. tAaoceEs' PsgStao'S C0'
~. '.9.' NarIlc ENOtOn.
1tisnot necessary to take a handful Of these
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act quickly and powerfully, cleansing tho Liver
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times mora. Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than tho Mandrake ITSELF It's peculiar action iS
upon tho Liver, cleaning II speedily from all OBJ
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ton In every case. They Ntter 5aR. t'
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with the Pills. The tonic effect Of the BItters OF
Tonic builds up tho system, Tho BItters or Ton
le puriaeI tho Blood, Strengthens the nerves
regulates tho Liver, and gIyca strength, energy,
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Keep your Bowels active with tho Pills! and
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disease eau retain itS hold, or ever aSsall you.
These medicines arc sold BY all Druggists and
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Recolloct thAtit Is Dr. HooyLAND's GERMAN
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y recommended; and do not allow the Druggist
70 induce you to take anything elSe that no may
say is lust as good, because he makes q larger
prodt on It These Remedies win DO sent by Ex'
press to any locality, upon application 70 The
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, at tho GERMAN MIDI
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THE Charleston Herald Is tho title Of a
paper stqistarted az the "Permanent
Sea" III. FRANCIS P. L&NBERT editor.
tits very handsome cight-pago weekly,
and the first number shows skill and abili-
ty on the part cf the editor. The Herald
Is Republican IN politics. Just now we
don't know d state ThetG the teachings Of
Republican papers arc more needed than
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HoOfland's German llll Z, Bitters,, s..
4 Dit.sr.. without Alcohol or Spirit. Of an,
TytLsS .5',ft. .L.t adj If-. u

4 pit,srss without Alcohol or Spirits Of any
Kind Sec ~ ig..il= x
Is different from ali others. I'll composed q
the puroiulses or VITAL FRNdrPhI o. ROOF''
HERBS. AID Banks, Tor as incidentally termed,
oxEactE, the worthless OF inert portions Of tho
ingredients not being used. Therefore, in ono
bottle Of this BItters there ID contained As much
medicinal virtue as will DO found in several gal
Ions of ordinary mixtures. Tho Roots, &C., used
in this BIttOrs are grown in Germany. their vital
piItiplsS extracted in that country bys scion
tide Chemist and forwarded to tho mandatory
in this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no SpIrEtuuuS ingredients,
tho Blttsss Is frcC from the objections urged
against all others; no desire for stimulant' can
DO induced from their use, they cannot make
drunlkards, and cannot, under any circumstances,
have any but q beneficial effect. !, as II
HoOfland's German Tonic
Was compounded for those, not inclined TO ex-
treno blttcrS, aud is intended for use in cases
when some alcoholic stimulant is required in
connection with tho Tonic properties Of tho Bit
tors. Each bottle Of tho Tonic contains one bot
To Of tho Bltters, combined with pure SANTA
Cnuz RUIZ, and favored In such manner that
tho oxtrCns bitterness OF the BIstcrs is over
come forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate, and containing the medi'
cInal virtues Of tho Bttteri. The price of the
Tonic Is $50 .pcr bottle, which many persons
think too high. They must takOiato considers
tlou that tho stlmulant used is guaranteed to be
Of "a pure quality. ApoOr article could DO fur
nIshud at a cheaper prizes, but isit not better to
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ORGANIC MEAKNRss

Immediately cured and illl VIgoF restored.
This distressing affection, which renders liza
miserable and marriage impossible, Il The penalty
Paid by tho Victims Of Improper InduIgenceS,
tfom not being aware Of the dreadful coSseCuefi.i
ees that may onSue. Now, who that crsESndS,
the subject viii pretend 70 deny that ne poWef'
Of procfcatlon d lost sooner BY those lGllinP inio
lmpFppct habits than BY the prudentH BssideS
being deprived OF tho pleasure OF healthy oil.
spring, the most serious and destructive Symp.
toms Of both body and mind arise. The sySEsin
becomes dcrahgOd, the Physical and Mental
Functions Weafened, Loss Of rrOcreatiYe Power
Neryons 1rrimbility, Dyspepsla, PalpitAtion 0l
the Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
and Wasting Of Tho Frame, Cough, Consumption,
Decay and Death E'l''F ~ ~ -
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DR. JOHNSON

Aembor Of the Royal College Ok Surgeons, Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of tho most eminent Col.
legeg In tho United States, and the greater patt
ofwhosO LIE has been spent In the hospitals Of
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsGw6ere, has
effected some Of the mott astonishing enrea that
were over known. Many troubled With ringing In I.
the head and cars when asleep, great nervous,
lesS, being alarmed at sudden iaOnnds, baahfalI II
ness, with frequent blushtng, attended Rohe,i
nmss WIN deEangementot mind, were cured inv