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IN RAAOv4R

Popular AgitatiOm-Prussinn Vigilance.
PARIS. July II, 1870.
La Pafrie states that in Hanover there ts great
agitation, and the Prussian general commanding
that province has asked for rcnforcements. The
Prussian government has given stringent orders
not to permit the circulation Of the French proca-
nation to the German populations; but it will be
sure to reach all parts OF Germany where 1t could
do good. Even now great numbers OF French cir
culars are being distributed throughout the German
States.
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HAVANA MARkE rs.

HAVANA July ~, 1870.
the closing yesterday:-
Sugar-The business large bun prices unchanged
there but little speculative inquiry, owing TO The Euro
exported during the from Havana and Ma
tan1as 900 boxes and 200 hhds including H. go boxes
United States. Freigbts Quotations nomna al ship
pers refuse charter owing to the unsettled state Of the
market. In demand. Butter dull. Coal oil 6rmer
All AZ reals Cooperage dull Flour dull Mt a9 % $40 so
Hams active. Lard in demand at 20ac 2lc In kegs snd
.2c 2sc Lumber in demand. Potatoes steady at
ID Is a IA 70. Taiow firm. Exchabge-On London 1871
II per premum Paris, sixty days sight cent
premium the United States, sixty days sight, In cur
rency ~ So per cent discount; on the United stes sixty
days sight in gold q. per Gent premium; on the Unof
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Death Of George Asiin,nu.

SPRINGFIE1.D, Mass July IT, 1870.
George Ashman, formerly distinguished politt-
cian died In this city to-day. Mr.. Ashman was horn
in Blandford, on Christmas day, 1904, gradu-
ated at Yale College in 1928 and became
established in law IN Springfield in 1923.
where ne was afterwards associated with
Hon. II. A. Chapman, now Chief Justice OF tho
Massachusetts, supreme Court. He was Speaker OF
the State House in 1871 aud q member OF Congress
for the terms 1915 aud 1851. He WAS also chairman
OF the Chicago Convention that nominated Lincoln
for the Presidency.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Frixhtfui Railroad Accidc1i-Thrce Persons
Killed Outright and Fourth Fatally
N1unGled.
PHILADELPHIA, July IT, 1870.
Yesterday afternoon tile express train which lefs
Camden for Cape May at four O'Clock demolished a
carriage containing two ladies and two gentlemen.
at Woodbury. station. The parties driving at
tempted to cross the track ahead Of the
train. The carriage was crushed in the narrow
space between the depot platform and the cars
and all the occupants were killed outright except
one OF the ladies', whose legs were cut OF and whose
life IL despalrcd Of The names Of the dead aTs
Gregory husband. wife and niece They werelrom
Iowa,
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IN DTNMaaK AND THE DucBiEs.

Prussia "HIated' and Revolution Feared.
PARIS; July II, 1870.
La Fatrie says the news from Denmark and the
Duchies Is excellent. The hatred against Prussia Is
80 great that If their governments hesitate to take
part in the present connict The people viii rise
against them.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Arrival Mt Boston Of Eight Frenchu,cn Picked
Up> at Sen i'm "a Starving Condition.
Boston, July IT, 1870.
The captain OF the brig william iason, which
rived at this port to-day from Surnam, reports that
on June 80, latitude So north, longitude 50 15 he
picked up boat containing eight men in starving
condition, without food or water. AS they could
not speak English they could not give account or
themselves or where they belonged. They are sup
this port.
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IN SPAN.
No King aud Neutral.

No King aud Neutral.
PARIS, July IT, 1870.
The Aontteur asserts that the Spanish Council has
notified the Deputies That there will be no necessity
for meeting OF the Cores on the Goth inst, in con-
sequence Of the withdrawal Of Prince Leopold from
the candldature.
The AOnfte,V adds that II has positive assurance
Of the intention Of Spain TO keep clear OF any COM
plication in the impending struggle between France
and Prussia.
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IN HUNGARY.

The National Leaders With France.
LONDON, July H. 1870.
telegram from Pesth states that the chiefs of the
dinerent parties in Hungary had met there and
adopted resolution sympathysizlng with France,
and declaring that every victory OF France would
be victory for Hungary.
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ROME.
Counterbiast to the Newspapcrs-Tho French
Vote ON InfnIIIhiIifv.

o"unterbiast TO the NewsDRpcrs-Tho French
Vote ON Infnllibility.
ROME, July II, 1870.
In thc Ecumenical Council last week protest was
READ oy the presiding father against the calumnes
OF .he pubic press and was unanimously approved
by the bishops.
The fourth public congregation will be held "a.
morrow. The sessions of the Council win not ia
suspended after the PRONUNCIATION OF the new
dogma, but many OF the bishops win be permitted
to return to their dl0ceses
The report Is confirmed that Cardinals Rauscher
Schwartzenburg ana Mathieu and the Archbishops
OF Paris ana Lyons voted against inialliDiiity In
all twenty-five French bishops voted against the
dogma, and ten voted cOnd.tlonally.
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LONDON, July II, 1870
Advlces nom Berlin represent that the Prince
Royal. Frederick William, will take command OF the
armies Of the states OF South Germany.
STUTTGART VIA LONDON, July II, 1870
The army Of wdrtemberg has been ordered to
vOked.
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Nv ENGLAND.


HO.ti!ites Not Yet Anmounccd--NeutrutA Adj
vices from the Continent.
LosDoN, July IT, 1870.
The British Foreign Office has not yet received off,
cal notice Of the declaration OF war between France
and Prussia.
Mr.. Rouher last night told the French senate
that Prussan troops had passed the frontier Of
France.
Italy and Denmark assure the Powers of their in
tention to preserve neutral attitude.
Mcmahon, Bazaine and Canrobert viii command
the three corps of the French army.
The troops of Saxony are in motion.
The Dutch reserves have been ordered out to pro-
tect the frontier.
The North German Parliament meets on the Goth
inst TO vote the necessary credits for war expenses
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IN GERM SAX.

Hing william in ColOgne-The People for uu
Invasion Of France.
BERLIN, July IL, 1870
HIS Majesty King William of Prussia Is at Cologne.
enthusiasm.
The Prussian people generally propose to the King
and the army generals to invade the soil Of France
with an immense force of Germans.
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HE HERMANN SILL IN PJar.

No orders were received at the Office OF the agents
o! the Bremen steamship line yesterday concerning
the steamship Hermann. She Is stall at her dock
and ready 70 put to sea should her command be
instructed W risk the chances OF n run across the
Atlantic. 10 j. expected that definite orders will be
received at the Office OF the company to-day.
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rIrssa2e from the King.

HAMBURG, July II, 1870.
King William has sent TO the Chamber Of Com
merce OF this city grateful acknowledgment Of
the patriotic address OF that body. lie says he re-
grets the sacrifice which the honor Of Germany ex.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JULY 49, l8o-rRIPLE SHEET

decree Is published this morning calling upon
the members OF the Garde Rationale and Garde
Mobile OF the first three corps OF the army to report
immediately at the chief towns OF their departments
In readiness for active service.
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OMcial News.


PARIS, July II, 1870.
The journal du S0t1 publishes the following ON.
cial reports
DEGREES have been issued creating a fourth bat
1aiOn for each regiment OF infantry and sixth
squadron for regiments OF cavalry. General Au,e-
MARIE, who commanded the National Guard Of Paris
has been appointed commander chief of the I'm.
perlal Guard.
Tue regiments IN the barracks at the Ecole Mill
taire have received orders to march ON Monday.
The military posts in Paris made vacant by the
departure of the troops OF the line have been occu
pied by the Imperial Guard. All the troops in gar
rlson in the central department of France have re-
ceivod orders TO depart for the frontier.
Napoleon in COnurii-Ovcrwheln,i ming Emihu-
siasm.
PARIS, July 17--Eyenmg
A council OF Ministers, the Emperor presiding
was held at St. Cloud to-day.
The Chambers will probably dissolve at the end OF
the present week. after voting the budget.
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FRANCE.
Annucsty.

Amucsty.
PARIS, July II, 1870.
II Is reported that the meeting OF The High Court OF
Justice has been indefinitely postponed ana that
general amnesty VIII be proclaimed to cover all cases
before that court except those conspiracy agass
the lie OF the Emperor.
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IN IrAiY.

City Demonstration for Germany.
FLORENCE. July II, 1870.
great popular demonstration was made here to-
day against France. Crowds collected in front of
the Foreign ONCE and the German Embassy, and
shouted "D0wn with France ~ ''vva Italian neu.
trality ~ "Viva Prussia ~
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the FIRST DROWNING CASE At LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, n. j., July IL, 1870.
A young man named William Sawten was
drowned while bathing front Of the United States
Hotel this morning HIS body has not been rec0v
cred.
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The Agent Of the North German Lloyds steau.
ers Canvassing for Transfer Of Register to
the American Flag-The Fatal Blundcr
Of Congress Fish Interven-
ing with Napoleon to Have the
Mails Carried on Prussian Steam
ers Without Interference
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

HAyHE CorTos MARKTT.-HAyRK, July ~ The GOT
ton market closed heavy yesterday, m tor rea ordnao
the spot.
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GREECE.
Cabinet Crisis,

ATHENS, July Is. via PARIS July II, 1870
There Is q crisis in the Greek Cabinet In consa-
quencc 0fquarrels among the Ministers.
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acts, but win do his duty leaving tie event in tho
hands OF Cod
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Territorial InviOiabiiity,

Territorial In viOiabiiity.
BRUSSELS july H. 1870.
Belgium relies upon the British, French and Prus-
sian assurances Of neutrality for i,nmuiy Other
territory.
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The Command in the South-Wurtemburg in
the Field.
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SPAIN.
Executive Power.

MADRID, July IT, 1870.
proposal Is under discussion here to confer Tor
the period of three years. the royal attributes on the
Regent ScrranO.
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Tie most important vessel OF war that viii be
used IN the European conaict Is now owned by
France, having been purchased by the Emperor
Napoleon In June, 1857. and formerly known rs the
Dundorberg, but now registered in the marine OF
France as the RochG,nbeau. This famous ram was
hunt in this city by Mr. William II. webb, the cec-
bratcd shipbutder, under a contact with the Navy
Department, and 1t was designcd by the government
for the lntcd States Navy At the close Of Tue war,
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N SPAN.

Prim Again for vics,y.
Madrid. July II, 1870.
General frim VIII 60 10 vichy.
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The Weather Ei.cw her q.

July 1T--uidniyht.
Plaster Cove-CloudS; shower tuls r. n; ther.
mouicer 80.
81. Johns--;jouiiy ana fogEy
Portianu-Clcar; thermometer 7G
Boston--Ciear; no ran to-day; tboraotir,er so.
New lorS--Cicar; Light southwest wind; tlsr.
mOmctcr S.
neutrality-suspicious.; light showers OF nyc r. n
Baltimore. clear; thermometer 81 bcs,ccs
Richmond, clear, very hot.
Wilmington, \. c., clear and pleasant.
Augusta, clear thermometer 81 degrees.
BuiIlc, raining hard; severe iichtiiing.
Pittsburg, clear; heavy storm at 4. NJ
chicago cloudy; very watiu; appeArc.tc OF stor,a
fcOnl eastward
Z. NJ.
New Orleans cloudy; very h.1yy ruin earty 10 .hs
day; thertQoQ,tcr, IS.
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Nemtrni's Nnvni Union.

The American squadron on Plessinguc has been
Joined by the English Channel fleet
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Tho Hawaiian Army in Motion.
MUNICH, July II, 1870.
The Bavarian army, including the reserve corps,
have been ordered to take the field.
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Stan0rd's Iron aud sulphur Powders
invigorate the bcdy and
purity the blood.
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A.-iscrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
81 Broadway. colnor Murray s.rAe.-
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MAILS FOR EOROPE.

.,
The Hamburg mail steamship siiesis VIII leave
this port on Tuesday for Plymonth, Cherb0urg ana
Hamburg.
The mails for Europe viii close 81 the Post once
al twelve O'Clock noon.
TIE NEW YORK HERALD -Editon for Europe
viii be ready at ten O'Clock IN the morning.
single copies, in wrappers for mailing six centa
..-----------------
Stndord's Iron aud sulphur Powders
inyigoratn the body and
purify the blood.
A.-sscrrins's pn,cn,
CHAMPION SArEs.
-5l Broadway. cotnor Murray stree.
A sewing Machine, S25 To Si5; ~, Hroad.
way can be converted INTO hand machine instantly con.
venen for parties going IN the county, warranted dnSt
class
Cramps, Choiic, ChoieYa, summer Corr
plant pysentry. D,sFrhtsa and all Anrcons 81 nc hSx
NJ sT ss grSp and sss by To- Ss , oAE
readily taken by childrer, and having msiiaine is Popo
eommrud Z as as S.S ss Eee
drgsgis;s.
Crisfndoxs's Unrixaaiicd Hair. Dye.-soid
ead applied M his wig and sca factory No A'r uo@
----------------
II the baby Is s'u,tinc Teeth leo rhat Ola
and weir tried remedy MRS. WtNsLows SOOTHING
syRUr which greatly fnct1ics The pEoaoss and ia 10
regulate tho bowels relcscs the child from pail,
reefs acti,y and collie and b, giving sae asls.
natural sleep. gives res. to lie mo!aes.
I.oug Branch Knees,
to eoauocuce SATURDAY,. July 81,
anacon,iuue i've day'
Royal Havana tsattcgy.--r.iees .'u.; Ire &soia.
tnionpaon furnished The highest rates Maid foe Doa5s,cnA
' fAsLoR ! CO. Ssatcrs. "a Wan street NE
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A sewing Mnchinc. $.sJ To s,i5; ~, Hroed.
be converted INTO hand machine Instantly;
venent for parties going IN the county warranted drS
class.
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HE FRENCH RAN R0Cn,MBEa;.

The Greut American Engine Of War i'm the
European strnegle-IIer Formidable Char
scter, Construction aud Points ~ Offence
aud alterations by the Ercnch
lrcpurutOry tn War.
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Fifteen cases OF suns,roke wcrc reported to-day
nye OF which were fatal. Tie mercury froIn Il A. NJ
to L. NJ. stood 1T 80 degrees.
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Su mstrokes.

The following cases are reported by the police
Adolph Hoffman. OF No. 1914 Attorney street was
found in avenue and sent TO Bellevue Hospital.
james Sullivan, bartender OF No. 70 Baxter street,
was found lying IN an insensible condition from the
combined effects OF heat nd liquor on the sidewalk
corner OF Hester and Mulberry streets. lie was
removed to the Fourteenth ward station house.
attended by surgeon and sent 10 Bellevue Hos
pitaI.
Michael walsh aged seventeen, OF No. 459 West
F0rty-secOnd street. was found Frustrated by the
sun Attended by surgeon and sent home.
John I,urnes aged forty -one. Of 81 Park avenue,
was slightly affected by the heat corner OF Amity
street AMI Sixth avenue and was sent home.
An unknown man was found on Fiftieth street,
near Eighth avenue, suffering FROM sunstroke Ho
was taken to tue West Forty seventh street station
house, where he died. and was subsequently sent 10
the MOrgue for Identification.
Pat Logan, of No. s Union court, was fonnd corner
Of Third avenue and Twelfth street, suffering lrc,a
neat and whlskey.
Scotch emgrant named James Cruicsshank
aged thirty five, arrived IN this city on FRIDAY and
dlcd yesterday OF sGnstrokc at ms lodgings, NO.
West street. The body WAC sent TO The MOrgnc by
order Of 1OIouer Flynn.
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warn, n, the "srub. +,
whe Weather in r,p,.,..orc,

The mercury here to-day ranged iroa, 20 rs, o. in
the shade.
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Crisfnd0xo's Unrixs,ilcd Hair Dye.-soid
ead applied his wig and scalp factory No. Asor to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-18
The Hottest Duy Ever Known in Phi,adoi-
phia--'rhe THERMOMETERS lOJ In the siiv.sc.

-
To-day has been the hottest OF the season IN rhiia-
dclpha. The mercury has been az high az ever
known here, ranging from lO2 10 Los in the shade
according 10 locality.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-04
A WESTERN DESPERATE.
Ghs Man who has started q Private
Cemetery.

Tho Leavenwo rth Commercial gives ths
following brief sketch Of Jim Curry n noted
despersdo who recently killed two young
girls ut Wichitsw I" lie was formerly an
engineer on the Kansas Pacific railroad,
and was discharged for general bad con-
duet, when he hung around sheridan and
the other embryo towns, drinking, gam
bling, and living from the wages of girls
who dotted ON his manly form and ready
pistol. lie got along hrst-fata, aud ulti.
fnateJy became n scout under Custar md
Gen. Sheridan when they took down the
9Th cavalry and 18th Kansas 10 look after
the Indians. Being in wild country, no
body cared much what they did, but he
pfc.eaily came back TO Kansas, where lao
followed HI Old game Of gambling and
shooting. One of the men hc killed was
Bob Gilman, who was seated al the card
table with bin,and because he said word
"r two 10 him about the general fairness OF
the game, he took % pistol and Threatened
80 shoot him through tho head. Su.ting
the action TO the word, he immediately
shot hirn through the tccth,so that the ball
came out nj the back OF his head.
"About this time he kept saloon and
gambling den Ia Hays City, and happen
ing b. fail across a young man named Ks-
ties, who IL we'll known 10 many citizens Of
this place, he, in company with some
Others, shot him in row. Alter this he
.hot two women ut Ellsworth, under cir
cumstances which are probably fresh in
the minds Of every one. Having engaged
IN quarrel with some men in house IL
il-fame, he succeeded with some Others in
shooting one man and two women, inst AZ
they had risen hurriedly FROM their beds.
Since then he has not been heard of ms kill
ing any one in public until this last ae-
count which reaches US from Topeka, when
he appears 10 have shot two helpless women
nj Wichitaw.
I'VE are not Ia a position TO give any
evidence ss ~ any Of the murders which
Jim Curry Is said 10 have committed, and
for anything We know he may have killed
all his victims, women included in self
defence. We only know, that ne has, In
our opinion, killed AN excess of antsgon-
lists within limited period, and we think
that 1t possible he has extlnguishod some
o. them under circumstances which should
be tbs matter Of judicial inquiry
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DIR. HOOfnnd's POdophyiiin,
or sUBTirUTE FOR MERCCRy
IA 4Ii.' boo PILLS. SEQ r.".| - ...
TVvo Pills u Dess.
The moa yo,esrfui, vet Innocent Vegetable
Cathart.c knOi0a,


IL. noi noc.-sery Ia take handful Of those pills
10 produce IN. desired eIiecti Two VI them act
quickly and pownrfnny cleansing the liver, stom,
sch and bowels ul all Impurities Tho Prinrips
ingredient ~ Podophylnn, OF the alohoholic OK.
tract ol Mapdrals. wnuhis by many times more
powerful, sctng aud searching than The Mandrake
itself Its peculiar action - upon the Liver, clean.
10y IL speedily from all ObstTuctobs with oil the
power or Mercury, yet free nom the injurious re-
sul,s attached 10 the use Of that mineral
For all al seaser, IN which the use OF rathaTtic
is Indicated, these Pills will give entire sstshe.
ton IN every case. They sIyrR fAIL.
In cases OF Liver coMpi int, Dyspepsia, aud vx.
tfeme costlveness, DR.. hoohand's German h,tters
3 Tome sseS ~ Ss aS "H HS1 as
huilds up the system, The Btters or Tome pur.
ites the blood, strengthens the nerves, RrGuLATEs
the Liver and gives strength, energy And yigor.
Keep your bo~als ectiys wttheAs PHS, aud tone
up the system with the Birters or Tome, aud no
disease can tain its hold, or ever again assail IT,
These medislses sfe sold ~ all LTngg St. and
dealers In medicines everywhere.
kecollect that IL II III. hoonsnds German
Remedies, that are so universally used and recon,
YOU " taee snytlpng else thst he may Say " Jus'
A. goods Neeaii.e NE makes larger profit on H.
These Remedies VIII be sent by express 10 any 10
9rHIln,!y' upon aPPlsaiion 20 The PkiNCipAL OF,
ARCH STREET, Philadelphia.
CHAS. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly q. N. JACKSON q az.
keepers, aud Mcdicino besYers' syerswhere
ihroughout the United States, Canadas, south
america Aha Vie West Indies. For sale by
1A'ChAx I7O9.,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-04
HooAand's Greek Oil


10 diiorcnt nom All others. T. oomposcd OF the
pure Iuiccs or wal principle of Roots, Herbs and
Banks (or as medically termed, extracisJ the
worthless and mort portions Il che ingredients
no, being used, Therefore, in one bottle Of this
BItters there IA conts,nedns much medicinal vir'
tue will be found in several gcllons Of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots. etc, used In this Bitt"rs
are grown In Germany, heis vital principles ex-
tractsd IN that country nv scientific Chcrnpt and
forwarded to the mandatory In this city. where
they are compounded aud bottled Containing no
spirtuous ingredients, this Biucrs is nee nom
the objections urged against all others no desire
for stmulant- can De induced from their use. they
can make no ,lrunlAr'lS, md cannot. under any
circumstance. have any but beneficial OBJECT.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-11-04

JACOB SCHEETx, ssie Proprietor
It's u reliable Family Medicine, and can be
taken by either infant or nc lt with the same been
eheiL results. u acertain, prompt and speedy
remedy for diarrhea, dysentery, bowels com Piled
Dyspepsia, lowness Of spirits Paintings, sick
stomach, headache, etc, For chIls and fever Of
all kinds, II In far better aud safer than quinIne
wlthout'any OF It's pernicous effects. II effects
an appetite, proves a powerful disestOr Of food
and viii counteract the effects of liquor in few
minutes. As indisputable evidence OF its rnedi-
cal properties. we append n few ofthe many GER
iGcates in our possession:
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. X. II.
Tenn.
JACOB scHrrra, Esq.-Dear Sir; nave used the
Bltters have Obtained from you, and find them
to he oil they are recommended to be. found
one bottle TO afford me considerable relief feel
as though cannot do very well without them, IN
nay present state of health.
u. MFNIGE, 1888 South 9th ST., Phla.
Pastor Baptist Passynnk Church.
Sold by W. =, Allen, - Main street Dubuque.