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REMEDY FOR INSECT STINGs.-A rene
dy for the sting of wasps, bees, ETC., that
often proves effectual, is simply to hold a
chest key or any hollow key over the
place stung, press it hard into the flesh for
minute or so, and when taken off, the
poison will be on the surface CT che flesh
and do no harm. A thimble with tight
top will do, but not quite as well. 1
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sisioryoftne war In Europe,

The National Publishing Co., of Gin
I-cinnati, has lust ISSUED very valuable
history Of the late war between Germany
and France, from tue pen of one of our
most popular writer's, Mr.. JAMES D. Nc
CABE, Jr.
{ Ina largeyolame Of 500 octave pages,
the author tells a wonderful story-all the
stranger because, of its truth. He tells of
battles which have shaken Europe to its
center, and the consequence of which,
even we of the Western World must feel;
of patriotism, heroism, military skill and
statesmanship, never surpassed in histo-
ry. The author writes with the weight
and force OF truth, and the great merits
| of his book are its reliability and strict
/ impartiality. -r-ssss e.
: The book is complete in every particu-
lar. 1t describes the causes OF the war,
and the events which preceded it; the
opening campaign, and the first reverses
of the French the effect of these rever
ses upon the French people; the frantic
effort to rescue the beaten army, and the
terrible disaster of Sedan; the capture Of
the Emperor Napoleon and an entire ar
my the Revolution in Paris the rise and
formation of the Republic; the flight of
the Empress from Paris; the siege. and
surrender of Strasburg and the frontier
fortresses of France; the triumphal ad.
vance of the German armies to Paris ;the
efforts of Bazaine TO escape from Metz,
and the final surrender of his army the
investment and siege of Paris the detail
ed history of the great siege its plans,
sorties, battles, successes and failures ;the
course of events in the beleaguered city,
given in the form of full diary of the
events OF the siege; the campaign on the
Loire, and in other portions of, France: ::
the peace negotiations, the surrender of
Paris, and the treaty the naval history Of
the war; the diplomatic history on both
the German and French sides; the, history
of the formation of the great German
Empire; the proclaiming of Hing vii
liam Emperor and the realizati9nro of Ger,
mansupity ithe! !eyents ofthe civil wal and
second siege of Paris; its terrible esscenes
of bloodshed and vandalism, with mi
nuteness, (graphicness and brhliancy,
which leaves nothing to be desired. No
intelligentperson can afford to be anin
formed as to these events (Which have left
so'deep an nimpressionon the worlds his
tory, and few will fail to read this splendid
work or, having read it, to endorse it as
tie standard American History Of the
War. raf s.'aa gs'~ ~ : ,,'''c
this age Of sensational literature,Wc
cannot too highly commend this brilliant
and thoughtful narrative to our readers.
The book is handsomely bound, and Illus
trated with l50 maps, portraits, battle
scenes. and views of the principal local.
tiesc Connected with the war No expense
has been spared by tle publishers to make
it worthy of the support of the public,
and we predict for it an immense sale, es-
pecialy as itsslow price brings it within
the reach of all It is published in both
English and German, sold by snbscrip-
ton only, and the publishers want agents
in every coimty, 5ET re Ta5a -
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was sufficient for the. demand, and ihe
market closed steady at prices ranging
ftbm 2u3 per Genital, and spring Lambs
at 2a3 per head.
HOGS-The receipts are heavy,
though, with the shipments East, the
supply lett for the b biichsrs, and enters
was hotih excess Of their demand, and
the market closed firm. with about all
sold at the close We quote light t"
heavy averages selling from % to /
so, and stock Hogs at 4a4 25 per cwf.
grUsS.i ,PE rr.r -at-
Ee '.'- COyINGToN YARDS.
CATTLE-We quote the various
GRADES of cattle as follows: Shipping 5a
| 5 so; first qIiality of butchers ctttIc,' 5a5
%, second do 4a450, third do 1880
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Suppiy heavy
the receipts during the week amount
ing to 4,239 heal. The bulk of these
were sold in this market at 4a4Ic per ID
for the best sheep, s2a3 per headi'or com
mon, and 3 5Oa4 90 per head for lambs
common lambs S2a3.
HOGS-We quotc sldb fed Hogs at 3
50a4 90, and corn fed at 4a4 40. Til,
receipts during the past week amounted
to 606 head
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The Day Alter the Is,ot.

New York City, on the 18th inst, was
perfectly quiet, and a greater part of the
military had been dismissed The events
Of Wednesday were the staple subject OF
discussion with all classes. The list OF
killed, tits, believed, will reach fully one
hundred, nine-tenths,Ho ever, of whom
were rioters or spectators. Three hun,
dred is set down as the number of woun-
del.
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BRoIILNG MEATs-In broiling a beef
steak, whenever the Goals blaze up from
the drippings, apinch of fine salt thrown
upon them will instantly extinguish, the
flames BY carefully attending to this
matter, you may have your 5roiled steak
or chicken crisp, but notseorched, and
jaicy, yet well done. "1 4a 80 s'i;'';a'7
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-18

Eg-H CHrIsrY got on a heavy drunk
on Wednesday last, during which he
walked into SoHNEIDER's grocery and ap-
propriated an accordeon. Mayor GRIM
SHAW ordered that he be fined 50, pay to
SCHNEIDER SIG for damage to the accor-
deon, and be committed to Jail until paid.
In default of payment he was locked up.
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."-.-f = - tt4A -. u
~We learn from Mr.. w. II. SIM
MONS, Of Bethel township, that the mer-
chants OF Lebanon will pack eight hun
dred hogsheads of tobacco this year, in
stead of four hundred as reported in the
SPIRIT some time since, The firm of
WAnNIcKE 4 SIMMONS viii pack four
hundred hogsheads, sgg T.
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b GER. E. Chambers, Of Belmont, was
nominated fof Judge Of. the sub division
composed Of the counties Of Belmont
and Monroe. by the Convention which
lately met at Barnesyille. fti is a good
selection, and will be Endorsed as such at
the polls Ohio Statesman. a'Roi'y3 b
). Yes, by majority Of ovef 1000
votes ..r.r
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lESIntelligence from all parts of the
county warrant us in saying that the
Democratic Mass Meeting to be held in
Woodsfeld, on Thursday, the Sd day of
August, will be the largest held in East
ern Ohio this campaign. ii b E.4' .a
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COAL! COAL!

Sealed proposals will be received Al
the Auditors Office, Woodsfeld, unit
Thursday, August 3, 1871, for l, 200 bush
els we'll screened coal proposals to state
price per bushel, } for county offices and
Jail. The person awarded the contract
will find bond and security.
BY order of the Commissioners.
je13m2. SAINT GRIMsHAw, Aud.
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Extra Threshins Machines.

! THE BELLAIRB 1MPtEMENr AND Ma
CHINE WoRKs, Bellaire, Ohio, have or
hand i few choice fhreshiug Machines
made in superior style, Of the very best
materials, Which they are selling at lowest
rates. If you want to buy call and ex'
anime these machines. '>
This company also manufactures i'm
proved Steam Engines, Mill Gearing, &c.
and does GENERAL MACHINE, SHOP and
FOUNDRY BUSINESS. Orders solicited.
@ "a ~ y % w. E. WADnELL, Sec.
C.L. PooRMAN, Pres. hrs je6w6.
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Ey-"Tax the bondhoIders," say the
People AT the Democratic Mass Meet
ing on the | day of August. the People
will hear how the bondholders have
swinded them.
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H-Every man in Monroe County
who wishes to be informed of the polit
ical situation, the news Of Monroe
County, and the general affairs of the
country should subscribe for the SPIRIT
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Subscribers

Who find al u after their pameswill un.
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired and if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted thai
they do not wish to renew their subscrip.
tlons, and their names will be erased.
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I Keystone Sewing Machine.

Western Ageney, No. "a Fifth Apenue, Pits
,6uryh, Pa. -
% The latest and best lock stitch sewing ma.
chine in the market. g1 81. !ff9Ae, -
81 AGENTS WANTED everywhere. The most
liberal terms known to the trade allowed
jy11m1.s F. 5 KRNNER, Gen. Ag't.
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&c HOO .
Democratic Meetings,

The Democracy Of Washington Coun-
ty will be addressed by 4fg1IT7YTf9q
~ HoN. GEORGE W. MIoOOOK,; ! i
AT Marietta, on Saturday,the 5th day Of
August. z.,p ii .v3;, s,sr a, .s.oas ,,.g
Hon. GEO. H. PENDLETON 7ie.,
Will address the Democracy of Belmont
County, at st. Clairsville, On Saturday,
the I'd day Of September. .- ,...-s
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EF MCCook & MORGAN are opposed
to the Empire favored by GRANT and the
Radical leaders. At Woodsfeld on
Thursday, the Sd day of August, you
can learn the aims and purposes Of the
corrupt men in power.
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wThe opinion of our readers is,that
the SPIRIT contains more news than any
other weekly paper in Eastern Ohio
Now is the time to subscribe. e'"i
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aEdofIand's Gcrnian Tonic
Fl 90 FL "A N d,

Fl Q Q F L a N d. ,-s,
German Btters, Hoofands Geraaa TaHic,
acih Hoofand's Podophyllm PHI,
will cure you,
They are the Greatest Blood Pmifers
Knewn to the Medical world, and will eradi.
bate diseases arising from impure blood: tss
bility Of the Digestive Organs, Ct diseased
Liver in shorter time than Srt other kaown
remedies, y .i .leg4l pgYy ~ us5 ei(94-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-18

.tEFThe Democrats of WoodsGeld
have sent to Cincinnati for large Flag
to be used at the Democratic Mass Meet
ing on Thursday, the Sd day Of August.
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The Ku.KIux Investigation

MI: Wright an, ex Mayor of Rome,
Georgia, was before the KuKlux Com
mittee, the 18th inst, and gave the Rad
ical pretentions, Of outrage in the South
some hard blows. He fully corrobora,
ted the testimony of Governor Lindsay
and General Forrest, and made some
additional sta tcments; which strengthen
ed all ther5hdd ssidi iii relation to the
responsibility Of scalawags and carpet
baggers for outrages. lsssl. s:ag r. a.,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-18

W. A. &C. NJ. -TALBoTT, Barnesville,
Ohio, keepa good stock of Dry Goods,
White Goods, Notions aid Trimmings OF
all kinds Dress Goods and Trimmings
aspeciality. Orders will receive prompt
attention, and samples sent when request
ed. je13m3.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-18

Mr.. JOHN W. DoHERTY, of Green
township, represented this county at the
Ohio State Teachers Association, held
at Sandusky City ON the 9th inst.
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Hon. JAMES N. Wood, ex-Nayor of Williams.
REMEMBER THAT -
ElOOfiantlss German BflterS,
EO0fiaMa's German Tonic,

~. HiU Cure Epery Cdse OF .,.,ts
MIRASHIUS,or or Wasting away of the Body.
- REMEMBER THAT ,,sc. ssf.a !.
HOOfiamd'S G m n Remedies,
Are the medicines you require TO purify the
Blood. excite the torpid Liver. to healthy ac-
tion, and 50 enable you to pass safely through
any hafdships or exposure.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-18
EFIn the. case 0, JACKSON vs.. HUFF

EIp the. case ofcJ JAekseNsys. HUFF
MAN, arbitrated in Woodsield by II.
.B. HILL, WILLIAM READ and JAMES
BUCHANAN, the arbitratorsr awarded
JACKSON one hundred dollars, and deci-
ded that each party should pay one half
the COSTS. q = v =ca ss
This case was twice tried before the
Court OF Common Pleas On the first
trial the Jury failed to agree. The sec
ond trial the jury found for HUFFMAN
no cause of action. slsE
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EEOn our first page is an account oi
q child murder in Illinois that surpasses
anything in the way of fendish cruelty
in the annals of crime
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PACKING EGGs.-The Poultry Stand
ard says: "In packing eggs put the large
end dozen. The vitality of eggs packed
this way is as two to one, if packed the
small end down. Mr.. Wright, the celc-
brated author; says thatrepeated expert.
ments have demonstrated the fact TO his
entire satisfaction, and that eggs month
old when packed this way are perfectly
good for Matching, and thus the eggs OF
valuable birds can be kept uhtila hen is
ready for them, or they can be sent long
distances with hope Of sue;csa'
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RFThe Noble County Republican of
the 9th inst, says:
"On Tuesday, 27th ult., Mrs. John
Keyser, of Sharon tp., was tapped for
dropsy of the abdomen, removing q
pounds Of water, with fair prospect,of
her recovery" ~, III .. - =
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DEDlcArIoN-The new Nj. e. Church
at New Matamoras, Washington County,
will be dedicated on Sunday, the 3oth
day Of July. ~ '''s. 5i
Rev. 1. N. PERsHING, Of Pittsburgh,
and Rev. L. MCGUIRE will be present.
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Administration Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
N ed has been appointed Administrator of the
estate of John Bever, deceased.
iy4w3. JOHN BEARDMORE.
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.cl was urned; and inrIS33 the present

tel was urneti; and i'm 1888 the present
City Ho'e ell WAS built Up to within the
past few years it was a favorite place
for holding political cancuses and 9th
or meetings Of public character. =
1t was at this hotel in the year 1915,
that very notable event happened in
the life of E.. T. c. Judson, better
known under the n6m de planie of .Ned
Buntline." Having shot aud killed q
citizen of Nashville, he took refuge IN
the City Hotel from the excited popu
lace: He;ran to the third story of the
hotel and was SO tly=pursued that -hc
jumped to the ground, distance OF
thirty-six feet He feiancd to be dying.
and was taken to the Jail. That night
he was taken out and hung t'p-to an
awning infront Of the house now oc
cupicd by Bolivar H. Cook L Co., but
was soon after cut down by stiibe un.
known person.
Did space permit at present, we might
recall many other interesting incidents
political and otherwise, connected with
this timeIEonored place of entertain
ment.
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Hon. George sharswood, Justice 81 the su.
preme Court of Pennsylvania,..a 5f
PHILADELPHIA, June 1867.
have found by exrerieHce that "Hoof-
lands German Bitters" is a veSy good tonic.
relieving dyspep!ic symptoms almost directly.
Ga,H ea GEORGE sHARsweoD.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

s6@ Notices in this column ,eiH be charg-
Ell 10 cents per line. A reduction ,oill be
made for notices ,..tnning 2, 3 G 6 months
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- 40 n1y
~ sp.spa. salse',ss 80 a''As ''''.
fssssS 1870 = =. ----.7laa ~
shsRE ECroniieta is the aynnsnninnt6 II
~, M ssssGa si,'s5, S.f sIi'f.-.ff -,
Mooashela az this time.s'l.lt bully. 9
Az Our readers will find an interesting
atofy7onour first page. Isinp e ,rei'in
-sskyThe cash capital of, the, Woods
field Bank is returned at $4,000. 3''..s
.s,nzrA Mason;c + ,o,lce will sbortlv h.
established lii Caldwell, Noble County.
--.rerMonroe County has I 811 carria;
@ @ges valued s5s,o7oatiqF s. 5.e aild {. T. q
.ssF4r Manufacturers stock i,ol in our coun
tyfor taxation, foots up s4o,622. ill.,
=, There are ,s ss manners ,egsi in ,ha Conn
tv Ipfirmary,gantl one subported outside
= ,s,,sr ~ = oan,t, sI hn,dnr. i,, in tb;s
..,,,'..sr..st,..Irs. oso non =
.s.;.-r..sr .,as a.. r,,. =. ..,
.onntv,.., vo.r ,,mlh;oh 80 ,ooo.t s,e nm
- I',a - - 80. = - ! 100.
,EaiaI +, = 80 - = . Z. 2 y. ~ ~,
s.s''rs' - : ,N1,...- ' ~ - - o
fs = lIs,s'.s .i4yae. oa24.l s- 'e5.i,, a,.t !.
,s.st,a .s, ls .;sis,fga ,1. q! I.f,. !,
5.,of Ana,s,,n-- - 80
.aa;ssI.rrs .. - -. . =, t.s.,.a. -, J.. a.. a.:
,coontv returned for taxotion amounts
To s13a ss1 ll2
$50 - ., a. =,
No. of monov. IN Monroe Corntv Of
s164115u
rrThe farms Of tbe sp,p,r arc. !
sp., ss.e mon,bs Al Send in vopr
srmscf;nt,ons q
~, - s,.o o,,;,,. hon
... orectsd i th;s COUNTY tben. wear
,al,ea .t AZ 600
,.7,s. ,.,.,.. .aa ,.,,,,., o.oo.od
anr;nr tta n..t vo.r + Monroe ore vol.
ned at AZ aso
rrwa havo i tb,s oountv oocors,
,,s ths as.s.sor,s returns, a4s watch.
es valued at ss 959
.-r,,o o,a,a,,oa ,,,o,o o,ootod IN
Mon,oo co.ntu .ha nast vo.r Tbev
s.,,,.,,od ~. s9 t,oo e
,sss.1 ~. l,,7-a.l !. IS. -. ~ -. NJ
.~..-r.,,.s,a.s, .s,nst ., ao,cno !. aood
- :. ..,,.o.;,,o e. .ho Sn,n,n
~
- wooass,,a on Tb,rsdov tbe
81 a.u os Anonst
TTy GlTpflf ifff Il !. IN
'I~ fhefe' Wefe'siA oaiio'hss ues'r1s
- slI Z, * 70 ''fT'a i'7i.d1s
,tEtTf a3A1
Gaine 'oealsYAiue VI a''.aAao'o pei 81
sonar properly returles ~ ~ II "ton'oe
County ior Tue year 10 'isii21 = it'GfSG'iY5 f''i5
GHThe time of holding the Eair)fol
this County has been changed from the
goth, 2lst and 22d to September 9th,
2Sth and 29th. f,is Fe.rs;evgl sslha4
EThe friends ofehe American Re
putlie ~ill assemble BY thousands al
Woodsfeki onThursday, the 3ttday Of
August.
HWe have sent out during the past
week over two hundred Mass Meeting
posters, which we hope those to whom
they were directed, will have put up
n. rrTbe township Assessors reported
;oornlv 3s nianos this year. Their value
is s6,l5l. & Sixteen of the number are
owned in Woodsfeld. ,'a71 5.,.a...,I {.
H.5 ,,s,,..r Tho now mee,;po bonst
80 AZ p.ssbvto,;sn Church az New
r,sss,Ia,Te, ,sas sasedda ddea,cated on the 10th inst
The atteaaance- -numhered five or sis
hrndrod nersons
MBErsY AND i ARE OUrr-4Is the title
of a noem on our first page, that is be
,a5sat,b5,;sbas ,brouobout the United
sto,as Ano,hor--. Rrrsy DESTROYS Tn1
p.prp y will apu,.ar in our next issue
1s.r.Snovaoo,o,s ,,;str;hnte n,ners anf
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.s..--,s $780, -s...zs-, 4 a
A r r NJ I N D r r

A Il Ii NJ L N IL II II
To Debilitated Persons. To Dyspeptics. TO Suf.
ferers from Liver Complaint. to those having
no Appetite, to those with Broken Down Coni
stitutions, to Nervous people.to Children Vast.
ing Away. to any with Debilitat 4 Digestive
Organs, or suffering NTH 6ngo' jH fntaachS
sympt9us, mtjch indscats D;S3rkersd Liocr or
Stomach.
such as. Con-
s'ipstiou, Inward.
Piles, Fullness or
Blood to the Head, Acid.
ity of the stomach Nau-, t
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for,
Food, Fullnsss or Weight in the
stomach, Sour Bructatians, Sink
lug or Flutteriig at the Pit of the
Stomach. Swimming of the Heal, Hur-
red and Difficult Breathing Fluttering At
the Heart. Choking or. Sulfocatius Ssnsa-I
tions. when in Living Posture. Dmnsss Of
Vision, Dots or webs before the Sight, Ps-
yer and Dull Paiu in the Heal Deacisn-
CIV OF perspiration, YellowDess Of the
Skin aud Eyes, Pain in the Side,
Back, Chest. Limbs, &c, sudden
Flushes of Heat, Burning ii
the Flesh, Constant Ia,-
aginings of Evil ami
asg4 Great Depression
of Spirits
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Hon. VIM. F. Rogers, Mayor of the city Of

Hon. VIM. +. Rogers, Mayor of the city Of
Buffalo, N. Y: 50. "a,
Mayors Office, BuGslo, June %, 1862.
Ihave used 'HoofanS's German Bittsrs and
Tonic" in my family during the past year,an
can recommend them as an excellent tonic,
imparting tone and vigor to the system
Their use has been productive of highly BEN
efcial effects. ie~H WM,F, Rodszss
Hon. James NJ. Wood, sx-Mayor of williams-
port, Pa: % G s.f tTi.aso Ji22 2i.ySa.s
IL take grsat pleasure in recommspding
,'Hoofand's German Tonic, to any one who
may be afflicted with Dyspepsia. had the
Dyspepsia SO badly it was impossible to. keep
any food on my stomach, and became 80
weak as not to be able. to walk halt. . mile.
Two bottles Of Tonic Effected a perfect cure:
.i5 .s s.th" JAMES N. WooD,t
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Hodlland's German Bittcrs.

lIOOlllIlu 5 Urfllldu DlItCtS.
4 Bitcrs e tl0m Alco1os or Spirits Of any kind,
Is different from all others. It is composed
of the, purs Juices, or vital PrinCipie
Of Roots, Herbs and Barks, Tor as
incidentally termed Extracts.) the worthless
or inert portions Of the ingre lents not being
used Therefore in one Bottle Of this Btters
there is contained as much medicinal virtue
as will be found in several gallons of ordinary
mixtures. The Roots &c, used in ttls H.t
.ers are grown in Germany, their vital prin-
ciples extracted in that s,untry by scien.
| tifc Chemist aud forwarded to the manufae-
| tory in this city. where they are compounded
and bottled. Containing no spirituous ingre:
dents this Bittsrs is fres from the objections
urged against all others; no desire for stimu-
| lants can be induced from their use, they can
not make drunkaris, and cannot unier any
cireumstinea have. any bat a beneficial effect.
aEGOfiand's Gcrntail Tonic
Was eonipounded for those not inclined to
extreme bitters, and is int6nded for nss III
cases when some alcoholic stimulant is re-
quired in connection with the Tonic proper
ties of the Bitters. combined with pure SAN.
IA CRUZ RUM, and favored in such man.
ner that the extreme bitterness of the bittefA
| is overcome, forming preparation that v
highly agreeable an, pleasant to the palate,
and containing the medicinal virtues Of the
Bitters. The price of the Tonic is 81 50per
bottle, which many persons think too high.
They must take into consideration that the
stimulant used is guaranteed to be Of pure
quality. A poor artolo. could be furnished
at cheaper Prize, but Is it not better to pa2
little more and Have good srsiolsl A me.
dicinal preparation should c5ttain none bat
the best ingredients; and they who expet to
obtain a cheap compound, and be benefited
by it, will most certainly be cheated. 9qyl..s
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1871-07-18
Tie Whole Supreme Court Of Pa.
Speak for these Remedies.

speak Tor these kemedleS.
Who ,oould ask or more DianiJfed and Stronger
testimony? F...e.t..,s,
Hos. GEORGE W. Woopw ARD. formerly Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court Of .psnHsyl-.
vania, at present member of Congress- from
Pennsylvania, writes: s
~ i''| PHILADELPgIA, March Is, 1867. .
+ l find "Hoofand's German Bitters1 is .
good tonic, useful in diseases Of the digsstiss
organs, and of great benefit in cases OF d.
bility and want of nsrv GUS action in the sxs.
tenn. Yours. truly, GEo. W. WooDwARD.
uon. James Thompson. Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania; +s
PHILADELPHIA, April Is. 1867,
consider "Hoofand's German Bitters" Is
valuable medicine in case Of attacks Of Indf
gestion or Dyspepsia. can certify this from
my experience Of it. Yours, with respect.
&a JAMES THoxrsox.