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The News Confirmed.
LONDON, Sept. Go P. M.
The report OF the loss Of the British iron plated
war steamer Captain, which we heard in circulation
here this afternoon, has been fully confirmed at
Lloyds. The disaster occurred or Cape Flnisterre,
on the coast OF France
All hands on board, amounting 10 five hundred in
number were lost.
The Captain was one Of the finest vessels in the
British navy. She was constructed in 1sos by the
very fine specimen OF the turret style of monitor
and has seen good deal Of cruising service during
her brief career.
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AQUATIC,

Tho Race ut Providence Between tho Nassau
Club Of New York and tho Narra gansot
Won by the Former.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Sept o, 1870.
The race on SeekOnk river at this city. last even-
ing, between the Nassau Club, OF New York, and
the Narraganset Club of this city, distance three
miles, was wen by The former by thirty-SiX seconds
Tue Nassau time was i6m 3SS.
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PReCociluS IAITAToaS.

Last evening William Wolenbar aged twelve years,
of 5J7 East Sixteenth street, and Michael Gllligan.
aged eleven years, OF No. 500 same streer, became
involved In quarrel, when Gilligan stabbed Wolen.
bar in the back, inilctng serious but not danger
Gus wound. The young candidate for State Prison
matriculasion was locked up III the West Twenty
second street station house.
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Al, ARM TORN orr.

While William Mcintosh, aged nineteen years, OF
No. IA Forsyth street, was employed yesterday ong
the machinery In Swift's planning mills, at No. 100
Norfolk street. he was drawn Into the machinery
and the left arm torn from the shoulder The Tenth
ward police sent him TO Bellevue Hospital.
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4 THE PRESIDENT has sent note to Minister
Bancroft, at Berlin, informing him that while
we cannot become entangled in any foreign
complications we are willing to join with the
other nations in any overtures for peace. Let
all our foreign negotiations be peaceful. Hold
ing ourselves aloof, as we do, from foreign
complications, and unaffected as we are by
questions Of the balance of power in Europe,
and disinterested as we naturally are in the
settlement Of the pending war, except so far
as questions of humanity and our sympathies
for republicanism are concerned, our propo-
stions will be received without the doubt and
wise, and which attach now to the negotiations
of all the other nations of Europe.
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Captain COyvpcr Coles lost.

Captain COwpcr Coles f.ost.
LONDON Sept. 0-Nlghr.
Captain Cowpcr Coles, Lord Northbrook and son
OF Mr.. Childers, First Lord of the Admiralty, wen.
down with the lron-clad Captain.
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Loss Of the British IrOn-Clad War
Steamer Captain.
FIVE HUNDRED PERSONS PERISIED.
Telegraplay by Three Trans
atlantic Cables.
OUTRAGE AND AaMS IN IRELAND
ENGLAND

Loss OF Her H!ajesty's Ship CaptaIn-"Al
Hands" Pcrishcd.
LONDON, Sept. o--5 P. M.
The city has just been startled with the report
that the new iron-plated war steamer Captain has
been lost.
No details havn heon racaivel
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Royal Havana Lottery .-Prixes paid IN
gold. Information furnished. Tho highest rites maid fo
Douboons and all kinds OF Gold and Silver. - ~
TAYLOR CO., Bankers Is all strs at Now YORK
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Ladies' from the Country Wishing for Them.
selves and families Boots ohoes of all the various
patronize MILLER CO., No. Union ~ uare.
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A.-Fall and Winter Styles Of Gentlcmen's
Dress Hats ready, at
VXIL's Manufacturer, 1fs Fulton street.
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Congress and Empire Spring Compauy,s
Depo. for CONGRESS, EMPIRE other Mineral Spring
Waters "a Chambers street. near Broadway Free deyeries
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outrage and Arms.

outrage ard Arms.
LONDON, Sept. o. 1870.
The body Of Patrick fitzgerald was found near
Dungavan, Ireland, to-day. 1t Is supposed he was
shot for political reasons.
Forty breech-loaders and large quantity of am
munitlon were discovered and seized by the police
OF Cork to-day. No arrests were made.
Three Transatlantic Cables nj Work.
LONDON, Sept Q, 1870.
The French cable between st. Pierre and Duxbury
Is now repaired aud the tests are perfect.
All three Of the Atlantic cables are now In COM
pete working order.
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Spool CottOn--Orrs & MncN, ,usn.,s--Cse,v.
est and best imported for hand and machine ,cvn mn
assortment. ALEXANDER q Sesy "a, psari str.o, N'
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A.--Out-Ku0x's Fall style OF Gents, fIafs-
No. 2l2 Broadway. corner Fulton street Enough sad.
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Decidedly the INCEST Hat Of tho Season il
DAvIDS Fall Styles of Genemen's Hats Just OUT Sales
room, 2syN Broadway. near Duane street.
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A.--EcntieUen's Hats, Tall Styles for 1S1O,,
ready for inspection and sale ESPENSCHEID'S
manufactured, lis Nassau street.
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Diabetes, Observation-Disclosures WRter r.
certain for It, Depot 46 CHI street, New York.
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A-EesfOrer kmerica-FOr tho Hair. Clear
crystal Unequaled by preparation hitherto
to the notice Of the public in hs division of the globe Sold
aver
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CristndOro's Unrivalicd Hair Dye.-S0Id
and applied at bis wig and scalp factory No. As.or
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DIR. Saae's Catarrh Rcmedy.-S5OO Re-
cents. Apamphet irec Address Il. v. PIERCE. NJ D..
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American Walthnm Watches
at lowest prices.
FULLER CO., rs John street, Now York.
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Jet Cameo Jeweiry.-A Large Invoice Of
new Jet Cameo Jcwslry just opened at OSBORNE TOWN.
SENDS, 627 Broadway, corner Spring street.
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A.-aerring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray sr,st
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The Pieosnrtcst usiwircssnx i, the world
LRe Tor the HaS Sold W "a druggists.
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Getting Marr:ed.-Essays for Young Men
on Social Evils the proprety or impropreiy Of gei,ir
matrimonial happiness. Sent FREQ In sealed cnvelopeH-
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box r., Philadelphia
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A RoBBER was discovered and captured in
the Court Of General Sessions yesterday while
quietly scanning the proceedings from spec
tator's point of view in case of highway
robbery in which he is charged with being an
accompiioe. The law does not seem to have
much terror for these scoundrels; in fact, 1t is
probable that they 60 to the law courts to
study up little legal quibbles by means of
which they may prove an alibi, as Tony Weller
had 1t. when their turn comes.
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GERMANY Nor PRUssIA.-It is regarded by
the representatives of the North German Con-
federation that the conquered territories taken
from France must be given to Germany and
not to Prussia individually. Alsace and Lor-
raine shall not be held as appauages of the
Prussian crown, for they have been bought
with the blood Of oil Germany. This little
point may not be seen in the same light by
Prussia. Out of the difference may grow
something else. If what Prussia takes from
France is to prove a bone of contention In
Germany she had better let France keep it.
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Gents' silk Dress Hats,
Seven Dollars.
WARNOCK u CO.. sic Broadway.

whRNOCK & CO.,
have Issued the fall patterns for
Gcntlemen's, Boys and YouthA',
Cents SIX Dress Hats.
SEVEN DOLLARSi
$40 Broadway.
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The News Confirmed. .

No details have been received.
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IN M%ts a ssyIss Ger ds5o
manuisoturef ma @ @ lis lis NASSAU street sa sue
CHAMPION SAFES.
2ol Broadway, corner Murray str,st-
A:-Out-Kuox's Fall siy.e OF Gents Hats
No. 2l2 Broadway, corner Fulton street. Enough said.
A-Isestorer hmcrica--For tho Hair. Clear
the notice Of The pubic in ts dsision Of the globe Sold
everywhere
American WaItham Watches
FULLER & CO., IS John stroc. Now York.
A.--Fall and Winter Styles Of GentIcmen's.
V1IL's Manufacturer, lfs Fulton street.
Depot for CONGRESS, EMPIRE and other Miners. spring
d free
Cri.tadorcS,. p. Unrivaled Hair Dye.1soIa
DsfaeH the Nses mst e tho Season -
room 2syN Broadway. near Duane street.
certain cure for IT, Depot 4s cha street, Now York
DR.. saae'. Catarrh Re.nsdy.-ssoo Re-.
ward for ncurable SOLD by druggists price 50,
cen.s Apamphlet free. Address r. " PIERCE, N. D..
Getting NIarr:ed.-Essays for Young Men
Social Evils, the propriey mproprtety OF gettirY
married. with sanitary help FOR those who feel united for
matrimonial happiness Sent FREQ In sealed cnveopeH-l
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, box r., Philadelphia.
Gents' silk Dress Hats,
Seven Dollars
WARNOCK Il Co. sic Broadway.
wARNOCK CO.,
have Issued the fall patterns for
Gcntlemen's, Boys and Youtha',
Cents SIX Dress Hats.
SEVEN DOLLARSi
5ls Broadway.
Jet Cameo Jeweiry.-A Large Invoice OC
new Jet Cameo Jcwsry just opened at OSBORNE TOWN.
SENDS, az Broadway corner Spring street.
Ladies' from the Country Wishing for Tlyeu,.
selves and families Boots ohoes of all the various
patronizo MILLER 4 CO., No. Union ~ uare.
Royal Havana Lottery .-Prixes paid In
, 1870-12-02

the fleet in the Black Sea to ten small
steamers.
They also prohibit either Russia or
Turkey form maintaining any military
marine arsenal on the coasts Of the Black
Sea, and in o general way neutralize the
Black Sea, and interdict its waters for all
military purposes to the powers which
hold its shores, and to all other powers.
AS this demand for modification Of these
conditions has been made on the part of
Russia simultaneously at London, Con-
stantlnople, Vienna, and Berlin, it is here
believed to indicate that Russia is ready
to lnsist Ivy force upon the recognition Of
her claims.
a Tours despatch 10 the London press,
dated yesterday, says Nothing further
has been made known of the movements
Of the French army since the recovery of
Orleans and the occupation of Chevilly.
The German retreat on the 9th was eff
tected in perfect order. The Losses Of
the Germans since the 9TH amount to
10000 men. General Werder is evident
ly moving to join Won der Tam. The
bridges on his route are to be destroyed
and the roads obstructod in every possible
manner"
, 1870-12-02

tlative mas already been taken by RUSSIA
for assembling a Congress.
1t is generally thought that Prussia will
prefer the annexation of The two proyin-
ces, Alsace and Lorraine, to any guarantee
hat the neutral powers may see fit to
make. Prussia's relations with Austria
and Russia are not such as to render any
guarantee of theirs acceptable.
THE SITUATION AT LILLE.
In view Of the approach of a lombard.
ment by the Prusslans the French military
organization of direction and for the pro-
duction of material of war is most COM
plete. There are just now employed CT
vii aud military engineers, constructors,
mechanics, iron founders and copper fouD-
ders. They are at work in the foundries
for the fabrication of cannon, mortars.
mitraiIleuses and chassepots.
There are ten thousand workmen en-
ployed on the exterior and interior works
of tortiticatiOn between Porte Vauban and
Port Arras.
NOTIFICATIONS AND ARMAMENT.
The Notifications of Lille are regarded
by competent authorities to be the finest
series of inland works in Europe, being
Vauban's professional chiefd'GuUre. These
works are superior in every way to those
Of Paris or Strashourg.
The ramparts are of an average height
Of thiriy-fve feet, in the interior having a
good military road, making an entire cir
cult of thl offences.
The casemates, magazines and she'll
rooms ore OF solid masonry.
There are 500 guns mounted on the
works at the present moment.
PRUSSIAN LOSSES AROUND
ORLEANS.
Tours.-The journals report that the
Prussians have lost over 10000 men killed
and wounded, and 1900 prisoners, in the
battles around Orleans, and are retrcating
towards Chatres and Erampes. 4 large
number Of guns thrown away by the
enemy have been picked up and distri-
buted among the National Guards ut Or
leans, The entire Army of the Loire is
moving forward.
Nov. II.
London.-The new steamship Graf
Bismarck, of the Bremen line, was sue
c~essfully launched at Greenock, Scotland,
yesterday afternoon.
NOV. 10,
London.-There is great excitement in
London tonight in highrrpolitical circles
over the designs Of Russia. 1t is believed
that she has y secret understanding with
Prussia. The Russian ambassador has
had an interview to-day with Earl Gran
vile, in which be read IA letter from Prince
Gortschakof, stating that Russia now
demands a modification of the provisions
, 1870-12-02
TPE PRUSSIAN CAMP ATARTENAY
CAPTURED.

Nov. -, Midnight.
Tours.-General PaIadines reports that
he took $500 prisoners in his last engage
ment. The French troops now hold the
intrenched camp which was occupied by
the Prussians at Artenay.
THE HOSTILE ARMIES.
, 1870-12-02

FORCE PROBABLE,
A despatch from Tours, dated the 10Th
inst, says:-At length the French arms
have achieved q glorious triumph. Van
der Tam, who was at Orleans with a
corps Of $4,000 men, became afraid that
his position might be hemmed in. The
sixteenth corps of the Army of the Loire,
on the north bank of that stream, and the
seventeenth corps, on the south bank,
were confronted towards the west by
bodies advancing from Cbartres and Cha
teaudun. Van der Tam was preparing
to make a defensive retreat north ward to-
wards Paris, when he was assaiIed by the
Sixteenth corps, under General Lussac.
After a severe engagement he was com
PEELED to evacuate Orleans, which is now
occupied by The French. The Prussian
loss IS 500 killed and wounded. The
pursuit Of the retreating PrusSians is now
going on. The defeat and capture of the
whole force is probable.
GARIBALDI AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
Garibaldi has been again victorious,
having successfully routed a force ofGer-
mans 5000 strong.
ANOTHER STORY-HE HAS
SURRENDERED.
A despatch from Berne, via Berlin ~
ports that GaribaIdi has surrendered.
A SENSATIONAL DESPATCH.
A private despatch received in this city
Tonight states that the French fleet are
bombarding Hamburg.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE RE
CAPTURE OF ORLEANS.
Nov. IL.
London The following special des-
patch was received tonight by the
Standard =
Thursday, Nov. 10.
Tours.-Orleans has been retaken after
a severe fight. The Prussians lost 500
men.
Nov. IL.
London.-A despatch from Brussels
states that well informed political circles
are impressed with the belief that a new
arrangement for arbitration has been Of
, 1870-12-02

NOV To-
Tours.-The hostile armies are now
face to face, the French resting on Che
Willy, with the forest and villages at their
back. The Prussians are in the Plains Of
Beauce. General Won der Tam has been
reinforced by detachments from the com
mand8 ofGeneral Witch, Prince Albrecht,
and the Duke of Mecklenburg, about
5000 men in all.
London.-I have private advices TODAY
from Versailles TO the effect that Count
Won Moltke has ordered an additional
force to be sent forward 10 Tours to pre-
vent another disaster. Great excitement
prevails In the camp, and an attack from
the army of the Loire is momentarily ex-
pected.
Paris.-Midnight.-The tiding of the
victory Of the army Of the Loire have
reused the widest excitement throughout
France. Great numbers of troops are
hurrylng from the south to join the forces
of General Paladines.
Observation-Disclosures quiet prevailes
around Paris.
London Little is heard from Paris
now. 1t is known, however, that her in
ternal troubles have wholly subsidized.
Masses of French troops are seen daily
around Mont Valerien practising eyolu.
lions on a great scale.
A careful condensation of the REPORTS
received here by the highest medical au-
thority of the British army, from all the
German armies now in Frauce, shows that
the aggregate loss by death of the German
, 1870-12-02
From the 81. Wome TTdende, Noubr. 26.)
T L E G r A M s

Nov. 10, 1870.
Tours,-The Journals ofLille announce
that General Bourbaki, who has not re-
signed, has organized a large force.
OPENING OF ACTIVE HOSTILITIES
ON THE LOIRE.
Yesterday it was announced that the
Germans were concentrating at Chateau
dun and Orleans. Gen, Won der Tam,
who is in command, is preparing for an
advance. The French yesterday defeated
the attempt Of the Prussians TO occupy
the forest of Marchenoir and drove them
six miles. The numbers were about equal.
KERATRY ORGANIZING ANOTHER
ARMY.
Keratry, having organized the Army
of the West, is forming a camp in Brittany
for another army 100, 900 strong.
DEFEAT OF VAN DER TANN-THE
CAPTURE OF HIS WHOLE
PnDHE DDnDADEn
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oNieI TR EVOA!


A. Article so Asslgpsa Rsr the eye OF
r. Gftssf Buaneo 0sn. 10
q L[fsom shs Banker Hni Gsssts.l
.ThesSew York Journal Of Conmsree
truly says that if IA business house il not
we'll known iishould become so by liberal
sdvertsinGj, and the better it becomes
known and larger IT. business, the better
still does Il pay 10 advertise il. Adyeftis-
"a act emily means Of success, but II Is ut
once ia evidence &C u and Q guaranty Of
III consinusnce Many nobls houses datc
the decsdence Of their their trade from the
suspension Of advertising" rLfOF
The essential philosophy OF advertising
consists In letting people know that the,
advertiser can accommodate them in some
particular or otber. II 10 a sensible thing
and absolNtsly Indispensable rs tho world
goss. And being . necessary part OF con-
duct Of modern business there is no Pc
yiod Of the year when II can be safely IN
Permitted. Business men, when they fad
tssde ianguishing and customers few, Gre
500 apt TO stop advertising. This j. ~
grave mistake in such periods they
should advertise With renewed energy, ~
the best possible means 81 improving their
affairs. In these periods moreover, BUSH
ness men should not fail to make their ad-
.ysrtisiag particularly conspicuous, In ot-
tdss 70 beihE In new customers, and thus to
ride over the dull times and get ready for
better. Those who have tried this plan
p,sy not say mnoh about Il TO others, but
'shcsr .vaanyAe, and The success that attends
itars not 70 be overlooked by the observing.
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Wa eesppoundcd for tho.o N, nsi.asd 10 ga.
r-me bi,ter., asi il int ndoi for use in cases
when some alcoholic -iimulant i rcquired In con.
nec,ion with the tonic properties Of the Bi'iers.
kAnh l.ouIs of tho T,nir ,ooDiuas one bottle OF
the Bitier.. combined With purg Sata Cri1 Rum.
and favored IN such - manner that the extreme
bitteruess of the Buffers IN overcome. forming
preparation highly asrecabl. and pleas N, to the
palate, and containing The mcdy,nal virtue Of the
Biitcfs. The price ~ the Tonic Is 81 40 per
bottle, which mapy persons think too high They
mist take into consideration thu, the siiinu'
liant used IL KusrAntecdio b" of pure quality.
A poor article could he furnished Ut q chespsr
price. butts I, not better b. pay ahtle more and
have = good articlci 4 medicinal preparation
should contain none but Ia. hes, ingredients ant
hey who expect to ob,Ana CHEAP ccmrcundw'il
most cey'aiaiy BE- cheated. ~
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Oo'chocole$s seven cents . pound.Y Il
I, PRECISELY ~ much as tho dearer and high.
ct priced articles. Thus a pound OF iea
costing two dollars, Is taxed only half %
much an woidollars' worth Of tho inferior
article, selling At half price. The tariff is
sasassd n~snly upon the specific system,
q that Of wholly describing valie as sn elc-
1nent Of TAXATION, and putting It upon
quantity and bulk instead. In that way
tho rich are favored ana the poor nrc in.
lured, Trtffks efwrft
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1G1 Hocalssd's t'er'nan BltterH.
A BitSers wIshsut Alcohol or spisiss
'ITtTII WI tfE' Of ANY Kind. Z VI 81 .

Il different from ali others Il composed OF the
pure juiocsor vnal principle Of Roots. Herbs and
bark. for a. m medically termed. 'estrac's,) tn"
worthle. anil inert portions OF the Ingredients
not being used. Therefore. in one bottle OF this
Bttcrs there /. contained ~ much medicinal viz
tue ne will be found in several Eclions Of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots, etc., used IN this biuer'
are grown In Germany. their vital principles ert
tracted IN that country bv scientific Chemist nnd
forwarded to the mandatory In ihi- city, where
they arc compounded and bottled. conialnlnr no
tplri uous ngrediests, this Haers u nee nom
tie objections urged against all others no desire
for ,imulants eau bc induced from their use. they
can make no drunkards, mud cannot. usaer any
have amy 'r' beneficial effect.
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They age shs Greatest K"ow" Item.
t'|. dies.
Dor Liver Compliant. dyspepsia, Nervous Dehili.
~, Jaundicc, Disessr ~ tie Kidneys. Erup-
TINS Of the Skin, and all diseases
arising from disorfcici
Liver, stomach, or i'm.
rrrliy of tho
.| 7. bIoo,l.

Read the following symptoms; Constipation,
flauience, Inward Piles, Fnllness of blood 10 the
head, Ac,dity OF the Stomach, Nausea, Hsrt.hurn,
ds gust .; tooli. .uiiness eight in the Stomach.
Snur Fluctuations, sinking or futtering AZ the pit
Of the stomach, swimming al III. head, hurried
or diieuit breathing anierinv NJ the heart, chok.
ing or s,no"a ting ssDsato ns when IN iyag pos
ulrs, dDDness division dots aud wrbl,s before the
sight, dun pnnl tnc head, deficiency OF peF-p!r.
alton, y.iiowhes- OF tue skin aud eyes. pain la
the side, back, chest, Ilmbs, ETC., sudden bushes
OF heat, burning IN the nssh, constant, lnaginlngs
ni eyi and great depfcss on nj spirits, Al these
indicate disease OF the Liver or dig"stive organs
combined With impure blood,
rhe Use OF the Bftcfr or Tonic Will sO0l cause
the above symptoms "a II -app"hr, aud the patient
VIII become wen and hcnliy.
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DR.. HoOnand's POdOphy Hin,
an sURTsJUgE EOR NIX AcCHY
PILLS.
Two pills n DOAe.


TIE n"t necessary 10 take ahandiul ofthese pills
10 pfSiaee ,h. desired effect; two of them act
quickly 2.d powerfully cleansing the liver, stom
soh enl towels Of all impurities, The principa'
inrrrnien, ~ todophyiiin, or the alehohoilc en-
ract OF mandrake, wnch l. by many times more
powcfiui, Gthg aud searching than The Mandrake
t-eii. Nr ~. hsf action L. upon the Liver, CLEAN
lng IL speedily from all obstr,ictors with all the
power of Mercury, yet free from n q injurious re-.
suits attached 10 the use Of that mineral
For all diseases, an which the use of a catha,t,c
j. 'hnca'ed, tnese sIis wa give snure sat lsiac.
TON IA eyerycase. They sryiR rAiI
Nm eases OF Liver compl Int, dyspepsia and .x.
IRENE costNcpess, DIR. hoorand's German sitter,
On Tone should be used 10 connection With me
Pills The Tonic effect Of the Buters or Tont,
b,lilas UP INT ysfeir Tho Hitter OF Tome pur-
ihe- the bIooJ, strength ems the NERVES. RESrLarrs
the LAYER aud gives strength, energy and Nigor.
Keep our bowels active with the Pills, aud ton.
~ the - item the Bi,terS or Tonic, and 10
disease csn tain Its hold, or ever again assah IL
tteso inedicines are sod ly all DIugg sis nnd
dealers IN medicines everywhere.
kecoihet that II 10 Dr. Hoohsnds German
Remedies, that or. 80 universally used and recon-
mendsd; and 10 not allow the Druggist To induce
you To take anything else that he may say IN lust
X good, because he makes larger profit on H..
1 These Remedies VII he sent by expn-.s 10 amy 10
ni,ih .hpon .ppsstlon 10 tile PRINCIPAL. OF =
: flCE, al the GERMAN MEDICINE STORE 63l
ARCH STREET, PhI' adelphia.
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OH Bulletin.
, CLASS LEGISLATION.
A Few Yissrss Tor Ahs Study or Poor

One of our exchanges thus calls alien
zion n some ofths beauties of the present.
uriG. passed jns the interest of the New
TaxlanA eNhHSeyvnvss and New York
,popep6lks!A NJ ~ il!sstfn,ion Of how
jsGaISasly Il ccntriycd 70 trke tho taN
~ 6sticlesn aei BY the weslthy 10 put 1t
,.pDhG those 0lprinAe pecessity that have to
~ eopssusb II m poer: "a.
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