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HOOFLAO'S GERMAN BITTERS
a BIttel.wILhout Aleohol o. spIritl q any kInt

Il different from Al oGherS. ItIa composed Of
The pare juices, or Vial PrfAeipS Of Rood, RfTb5
being used. Therefore IN one Bottle OF this
Bitters there Is contained rs much medicinal viz
tue - Will DO found In several a Ions Of ordlnl
rymiKtures. The Roots. &c. nssi in this BIZ.
ters are grown In Germany, their vital principles
extr1cted IN thIt coun.Ey b. . scientific Chemist
and forwarded 10 the manuisetnEy Ia this city,
where they are compounded Hnd bottled, Con-
tAlninR no spidtuous Ingredients this BiiteFsi Il
Tree IRON the oh ections urgsd lEAlnst all otherE
no desire for Stimullpts can be induced from their
under any circumstances, have any bat benSa.
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TIM Chicago 7HBanssays thatit enter
tains no doubt that had General sher-
mans terms with Johnston been carried
out, and the States readmiltsd with their
rebel organisations, and on the basis Of
their white yOts. only, slavery would have
been restored, and the elements odds
union between thssOuth and North would
have bean stronger than ever.
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None men kill themselves than women.
Women prefer jumping into the water
men prefer to blow their brains out. Aged
men cut their threats, and aged women
take to ropes. More single persons COM
nit suicide than married; more divorced
persons than married. So say The Statis-
tics,
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PETROLEUM V. Nasty,

Psi hey Just learned that that'v
lain Bigler aided and abetted by that
other yillin Pollock, put q plaster Nv
Spanish flies under the saddle NV the hoss
they Civ me, which article will make a
blister in about twenty minniLsI That
accounts for her cayoriln-that akounls
for her kickin, snortin, and internal run.
min awsyl Bigler called on me and con.
ieSSed It He said, with grin on his
face, that the mare was dull and lazy;
and he desired, for my, sake, to. improve
her ackshen! That scoundrel! P.T.N
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Medical.
AIREMIND5ER.

To DebllItAted Persons,
To DyEpeptieS .Er 'sf ss
Y q Sufferer y from Liver Complaint,
To those having no Appetite,
To those with Broken Down COnSti.
tutLOns, 5i r s1sr.5
To Nervous People, -
To Children Wasting Away,
To any With DsbfIitatsd Digestive
Organs.
HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERS,
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poured out onto me know not for Iwuz
in state Of semi.unconshnsnis all the
time. When they had amoozed theirsel.
YES sufficiently IN that way, the white
headed old william (he ought TO hey been
cheet torturer In q Spanish Inquisishen)
took quart cup and fillln Il with water,
sed, without felaxin single mussleuv his
stern face, GDtink itp '.. .... y. ~
Mani man p 7 shrieked In agony"
"hey you no mercyi Hey 700 no bowels
Of cOmpaShin Do 700 Know wot 700
require Nv me! Take and hing me and
be done with It, / will not drink It. ]
never did, cannot" .J " ~ ~
But wild with laughter. those GRIMM
ieelds seezed me and holdin open my
Jaws pored q full quart Nv that aoold
down me, and peltin me for fifteen
minis with mud and SIGH things, LEFT me.
] don't know how ] got home-I only
know that pWuz picked up Of the door
uv.iBAscom's.. deliriOuS, that l wuz put
10 bed wit inlAmashen uY,the bowels; and
that my lie wuz- dispaired Nv for two
weeks i did not lack for attendance. /
owe every man in the. Corners, and they
watched me with tender solissitood. The
only qualification ! he'd Wuz 70 know that
alter my horse run away with me, the
rest Nv the party made It lively for the
niggers and carpetbaggers on the other
road. They whipped twelve Nv EN-, shot
two who resisted, and burnt three houses
and four barns.
I hev written out a statement Nv the
outrage inflicted onto me and sent il to
Washington. But | hev no idee that Il
will effect anything. dOn'tsuppose that
when that butcher Grant reads 4 that he
will admit that we hev to deal with dan.
gerots classes, or will take any steps for
protection Nv Us, or giVin me redress. II
will be jest like him 10 send squad Nv
Federal cavalry down here TO arrest and
imprison us.
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Substitute for Mercury Pills.
TWO PILLS A DOSE.
T7s most RIlusrttl, ut HaOesAt, Htoaa6h Ga
hariie kA0tRa.

It d not necessary TO take handful Of these
Pills to produce the desired eject; two o. then
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver,
Stomach and Bowels OF all Impurities. The
principal ingredient Ia Podophyllln, or the Alec
hOlie Extract OF Mandrake, which Is by many
tlnes more powerful, acting and searching than
the Liver, cleaning Il speedily from al obstrue.
lions, with all The power Of Mercury, yet ffee
irOm the injurious results attached 70 the nBS OF
that mineral
For ell diseased, In which the use Of eathartIe
y indicated, these Pills will giro entire Batl1fAe
ton In every case. They never fall
In cases Of liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme CoslTeness, DR.. HOoaAhd's German
Bltters or Tonic should be used IN connection
With the Pills. The tonic eject OF the Bitter
OF Tonic bulldI up he Sylieu- The Bitter OF
Tonic purihes the Blood, GtrenEthena ne Nerves,
REGuLLTEs the Liver and gtVSs strength, energy
md vigor. or -
Keep your Bowels active with the Pulls, and
tone 10 the system with Bitten or tonic, and NO
disease can retalE IL hold, or ever assall you.
RseOllses thaiieIsDR[ HooFLAND's GER.
Gnd highly recommended; and do not allow ne
DrugEisnto induce you TO take anythtng else
that Be may ny u Inst rod, beelnSe be makes
4 Larger pfoat on Il These Remedies will b
SSnt 81 Express g any locality, upon application
IcINE STORE, 6sl ARCH ST., PHILADEL.
PHIA. ~
CHARLES n. EVANS, Proprietor.
FOrnsriy c. Il. JH.iDOI 4 @.
7AG,s RaAAaI4I arr JOr Sal D. D1peIIs, SOrs
ksSpgt, a4d KsdleiAs psalSrI, spETSART.
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Excessive and unjust criticism very
soon cures itsetf, and rarely does harm TO
It's object But what Is worse for people,
or party, or President, Is blind approval
and indiscriminate praise. The truest
safety for people, party and President lies
in the fullest exposure Of weakness or
wrong, and the sharpest call to the high.
est duty and the noblest action. Faith
full are the wounds Of a friend; and, while
the career Of an independent critic Is BY
no means always a pleasant path, It is
that Of the highest services to the public.
It Is easy to applaud, but 1t Is better to
watch the progress Of public service with
cenSorious eye. The censor will not
always win lanrels, but the community
reaps benefit from bis work" rHi1
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STANTON n HOWARD,
ARCHITECT.

Sketches, DeslgnS, Elevations, Sections, PlAnS
Details, IlrometreL Projections, PerspeetlyOs,
Estimates, Specifications, Working Drawings
and General Dnughb promptly Furnished.
Patent OGlee DaHtngs prepared tof InVellorA,
and guaranteed not 70 So Informal
Once: Il4 Market Etreet, one door south ofMe-
Lurp House. oetiO
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Married Persona, or Young Men noutsmplatIay
marriage, being aware Of Physical WeSkne1I'
Organic Debility. DefOrmilIes, speedily cured,
he who places himself under tho caro- OF DR.. ],
may religlOusly cOnhdG In his honor a. q gentle.
man, and confidently rely upon his skill a n ply.
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There wuz about dirty or forty niggers
about me, and / Wuz q lyin in fnnnt nv
the town pump, and immeIltly under the
spout thereof. One gray headed Niger,
who breaches TO the rest Nv EN-, remarkt;
"Bredrin, this yeFmisguided man Is one
OBJ dem distuFbin Ku.Rluxes. Wat shel
we do wild himI' ,s.-14 8 i-L
Hang him, hang him SHOUTED they
all in korus. E-.IEal = ggltNf 4,
mercy! mercyp / shreekt in agony,
u aint no Ku.Klux. Il" - !
don't go fur to add lies To. lyooroddei
sins said the old man ''ef VOC amt 10
Ku.Kllx wat does 700 wear dat yoonI.
form furl Why dis sword and pistols 2
There wuza brief consolidation Nv the
elder ones, while the young niggers Euz
q riggin q rope TO tree, / lSyin The while
shiSerin with an Ague lituS fear
"HRDg himP shouted one.
GBurn himp shouted anothar.
sBredrin," said the old man, ader
Fpunhhments Is too lite IN sarge him
out. Put him under the spout" sed thI
hory.he4ded wretch, ,and@pump Nigger.
Gus r.
How long that cusssd stream WI,
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"Very likely it Is true, as q critical co.
temporary suggests, that the Republican is
more apt 70 find fault with the Republican
party than with the Democratic, The
Just parent Is much more prone 10 disci.
pline his own children than he Is his
neighbor's-especially II there be reasons
for secret satisfaction In the improprie-
ties Of tho latter. We confess TO much
more interest In the character and good
conduct Of the Republican party than In
that Of the Democratic. The Republican
party Is still worth the saving; but 1t Is
almost hopeless, and certainly discourag.
Ing work, reforming the Democrats. Our
great anxiety Is lest they shall be 80 bad
that they cannot longer be effectively used
as moral scare-crow to the Republicans.
Seriously, Il this cannot be counted a
solemn treatment Of the subject, the truest
friends Of the Republican. party orc la
severest critics. It's salvation lies through
faull.findng. The wantOnness OF sure
power, the seduction Of large opportu.
nifty, and the perverllng influences that
aggressive private interests are always
exciting over party that controls the
Government, seriously threaten lis decay
and destruction. 1t q easy 70 Join the
common herd oil flatterers that surround
Presidents, and Cabinet Ministers, and
Congressman, and bond flexible knees for
the sake Of personal thrift, But these are
not the best friends Of President or Min.
ister or Congressman. Nor are they the
truest servants Of the party whom these
officials represent, or oil the country
whose hottest trusts they have assumed.
II the Republican party maintains itself
in government for another four years, It
will be because of the severe discipline Il
has received at the hands oil the independ,
ent Republican press and Of the more in
dependent Republican leaders in Congress
during this current year. Sumner has
done boiler work for the party than Cam.
eron, and Schurz has better served Gen.
Grants future than Gen. Butler. II the
President Is reelected, be will owe 1t
more to the warning and criticisms he has
received from such journals as the Cincin-
malta Commercial, the Chicago Tribune,
and the Springfield RspQblIedR-truculent
as often, and possibly unjust as sometimes,
they may have been-than lie will 10 the
Awning sycophancy Of the Philadelphia
PrEtS, or the hesitAting, concealed uniriend-
illness Of the New York Tribune, or the
cold, cautious approval OF the Boston
Adertiter.
~
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ENDORSEMENT on TnE pRESt

N@NS -AAA@&NA VI liz 1 hEOOs
Tbs many thousands cured a. this estAbllsh-
ment within The last twenty years, and the no
mefouA Important surgical operations performed
~ Dr: Johnston, witnessed by the reporters Of
~ Sen and many other papers, hotleea or
which have appeared again and again before the
public, besides his standing as q gentleman Of
character and respeetablllty, IL sufficient guar.
Antee TO the AFFLICTED
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
mario
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDRNCE.

OFFICE, NO. : SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
Len hand side going nom Baltimore street few
doofa nom the corner. Fall not to Observe The
name and number.
~ No letters received unlesI postpaid and
containing q stamp TO be used on the reply,
Persons writing should state age, and send Dor.
Ton embarrassment describing symptoms.
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs IN hls ohiee
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DR. JOHNSON,

Member Of the Royal College or Surgeons, Lon
don, Graduate OF one OF the most eminent Col
Ieges In the United States, and the greater paFt
o. Nnose lie has been spent In the hospitals Of
effected some OF the most astonishing eureS that
were ever known. Many troubled with ringing
In the head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed at sudden s0undS, baShinl-
ness, with frequent blushlng, attended somo-
fmmadiatelV
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reflect that sound mind and body arc the mos,
necessary regulates 70 promote eOnnublAl hap
plness. Indeed, without these the jouFpey
through life becomes 4 weary pilgrimage; he
prospect hourly dAfkens 70 the view, the mind
beeomes Swallowed with despair and allied with
the melancholy Injection that the happiness OF
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YOUNG MEN

especially who have become The victims OF Sob.
which annually sWeepS to an uutimElS ,SFavs
thousand" OF Young men Of the most eSnrlISfI
LAlenn and brilliant intellect, who might other.
wise nave enhanced listening Senate win the
thlndefsol eloquenec, or walked TO testlry he
living Tyre, may call With fall eonadenee
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Dr.. Johnson has discovered the most Certain.
Speedy, and only Rfectull Remedy 10 the World
for Weakness q TIE Back or Lim6s, SlrictureS,
Affections OF the Kidneys and Bladder, inTolun,
tlry Disehllgel lmpoieley, Gsnenl DebiiitT.
hefrpuenets, pJgpepslA, LlnguoF, Low spirl q,
Confeslon q he1A Palpihtlon Of the Aelfi'
Timidlty, TTeabi ~, .Dinness Of SIrhs Or IA,
dineSs, DlseASe OF the Head, Throat, Nose or
Skini Affections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or
BoWcls-thOse Terrible Disorders arising from
solitary Habits OF Yonth-Secret and SOLITARY
faetiees more htll 10 thtiF victims than tha
son9 oISyrens 70 the Mariners OF UlykseS, blight
Ing their most brilliant bones and GntlcfpationS
rendeFiny mafriniyrs .er IwDo..Ihi.
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Cleveland & Pittsburg RAILROAD

wlshlpgtOu. Pa, Apr. n, is7i, nyi
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Gt1eGRteILfletr1r
MASSEY.
Mr.. Nasty Attempts Ku.KIix In.
teTpTise...The LamenIRble Failure
OF the Expedition.
g ai.- CoSFEDRIT Y ROADS,
witch ID In the State of Kentucky,) !
a.. ,,-f...-r- April 10, 1871.

Prom The Toledo Blade.
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BaltimOre 8 Ohio Railroad 90.

e. -
DAssENGERTRAiNsWi WILL
L run by the following schedule on and AFTER
December 18th, 1870, Wheeling time:
fyTNJrTNFIT MI uvpnuuu
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-02-02

IMPORTANT DECIsIoS.-We learn from the
Deer Lodge Independent that the Internal Rev
enue officers in Montana have been in the
habit Of demanding, and in some instances col.
lectsd, special tax for license rs bankers from
different persons in that Territory who had
occasionally loaned out sums of money One
j. +. Hartley, q resident of Deer Lodge coun.
ty, who had loaned money on several occasions,
was one of the parties thus assessed and he
refused to pay the license demanded of him,
and his attorney forwarded statement of the
facts in the case to Acting Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue, Douglass, who, in giving a de-
cision in tho matter said; ut is presumed
upon the above statements that Dir. Hartley is
not liable to any special tax for loaning money"
This decision will relieve many parties
throughout the country who, having surplus
means, have been in the habit of loaning money
to other parties. If every person engaged in
thus using surplus funds was compelled to take
out license as a banker or broker, it would
bring about "tightless" in money matters
little dreamt Of
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MONTANA ITEMs.-The following items are

!, MONTANA ITEMs.-The following items ar,
taken from our Montana exchanges:
!, The L. S. Marshal in Montana has taker
charge OF the penitentiary in accordance with
the provisions of the recent Act of Congress
Some scoundrel recently supplied the Pen
d'Oreille Indians, who are staying near the
Mission, with large quantity of Cedar Creek
whisky, whereupon they insisted upon occupy.
ing the Mission buildings and particularly those
quarters wherein the Sisters resided, to whom
they offered tho greatest indigBitios and out
RACES. The combined efforts of few sober
redskins and the whites prevented the drunken
beasts from accomplishing their outrageous
designs.
Deputy U. s. Marshal O'Neill has arrested
at Cedar Greek, man named John Q. David
son. charged with selling whisky to the Indians
and after an examination was committed
The McBurney House. at Deer Lodge City,
is finished and is SAID to be the finest hotel in
any of the Territories
John HOws quartz MILL at Summit, is run.
ming day and night and making big clean ups.
While Mr.. Shearey, a farmer on Deep creek.
IN Meagher county, was driving his team oyer
the Missouri river at Indian Creek Ferry, the
ice gave way, precipitating the team-three
span of mules and horses-into the river
drowning the whole team. Mr.. Shearley es.
capped by jumping off the wagon on the ice.
Thomas Doyle, who was shot recently at
Cedar Creek, is rapidly recovering.
A man was recently travelling on foot be.
tween Jefferson bridge and Helena CARRYING a
red pack. Meeting herd of Texas cattle. !
they attacked him and after killing nine of
them no escaped by shielding himself among
the caroasses of those he had killed.
Judge Symes, Associate Justice of the Su.
Preme Court of Montana, having resigned, the
President has nominated one John l.. Murphy
to the position.
Immense deposits of coal, said to be pure
anthracite, have been found on the lower Big
Horn.
halfbreed, living at Fort Benton, has
FRAMED pair of elk to harness He claims to
have travelled 800 miles with them during the
present winter they being attached to q kind
Of Lapland sedge.
A man In Beaver county, Montana, is trying
ne experiment of raising trout in an artificial
pond
a Skating match for $500 set of diamond
EVERY was to have come off ut Missoula on :.
January 7th-distance, one mile.
M. u. Frsderickson, Treasurer of Deer
lodge county, was thrown from a buggy and $
llled at'Deer Lodge on the 18th instant.
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GEORGIA SENATORS.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has at las
considered and reported on the Georgia Sena
torial question. Senator Trumbull, the Chair
man. submitted the majority report, accompa
MED by a resolution declaring Joshua Hill tt
have been elected, and consequently entitled tt
his seat as a Senator from Georgia, Senator
Stewart made minority report, accompanied
also by q resolution to admit FarrOw and
White, IF Joshua Hill is entitled to his seat
as Senator we can see no reason why FL. Y
M. Miller is not also entitled to his seat. They
were both elected Senator's, in 1863 by the
same Legislature, and why one should be ad-
mitted and not the other is somewhat of mys-
terry. Both Hill and Miller were elected by a
Democratic Legislature, and were at the time
considered eligible and unexceptionable, as
they were generally considered as having been
Union men during the war, and on that &C,
count could take the irOn-clad oath. The men,
bers of the Legislature who voted for Hill and
Miller were elected at the general election in
1868, Georgia going Democratic by large ma
receiving ,767 votes to 81.
l59 for Grant, The vote Of the State was re-
eeiVed and counted, in the Electoral College,
for Seymour, and yet her Senators have been
denied their seats up to the present time. The
report of the Senate Judiciary Committee
comes rather late, and should it be adopted,
tardy act of halfway justice would at last be
lone in behalf of the disfranchsed people of
The State of Georgia.
We do not believe that the minority report
Of Stewart will receive much attention at the
lands of the Senate. The military interior,
nee in political affairs in Georgia by General
Terry received merited rebuke from the peo-
lie OF that unfortunate State at the recent
lectlon;. and the universal verdict during the
asst year, at elections in States where the mil.
tary arm of the Government has been used
0 overawe tho people and keep them from the
oils, has been one of condemnation of such
unconstitutional and un-American practices.
he Republicans are at length beginning to re-
lie that some respect must BIO paid to the
olce of the people, and that no section of the
ountry, North or South. East or West, will
'mely submit to military supervision of elec-
ons. Democrats are not alone in this matter
he liberal Republicans throughout the coun-
y are gradually beginning to realize the dan. =,
'rOus consequences which will necessarily f
Nv from the employment of such means to {
cure party success, under the specious pre-.
xt of guarding the baot-box. Gov Geary :
Pennsylvania, in his late Message to the n
legislature OF that State, took occasion to de- II
unce the action of the military authorities /
interfering with elections, and his views are
dorsed by thousands of Republicans, not on c
in the Keystone State but IN every State in d
e Union.
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RECovERED.-Qmte an amount of stolen
property was recently found stored away I'm.
der sidewalk in Truckee, consisting of one
package Of $4,000 in u. s. bonds, addressed
to Seligman e. Co, New York, fifteen regis
tered letters-value not known-and two rolls
Ut gold coin valued at SI,700, addressed to NJ.
Meyer, New York. 1t is supposed to be a
portion of the property taken during the re.
cent robbery of the mail car Mt Alta.
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THE UTAH GovERNoRsnIp.-!The Goveon

THE UTAH GovERNORsHIP.-!The Goveon
orship of Utah appears to be position which
seither much sought after by oflce-seekers
and politicians, or it is an Office which goes
begging; it is difficult to tell which. During
the past two or three months some three OF
four different persona have been appointed, or
at least nominated, as Governor of that Terri
tory. Vaughn filed the position for short
time, in fact scarcely warns the gubernatorial
chair before the telegraph informs us that Cul-
lom OF Illinois has been nominated for the po-
sition. Cull0m being the father of one or two
Congressional enactments intended to suppress
polygamy in Utah, was doubtless afraid to
trust himself among the Saints: ct least he
hesitated so long before he concluded to accept
the Office that Grant ignored him altogether
and nominated Strickland of Nebraska We
are unable to say whether Strickland declined
or not, but before the Senate has time to act
on the nomination in regular order, George L.
Woods, Ex-Governor of Oregon, puts in an up.
pearance ut headquarters, interviews Grant,
as the telegraph informs US, in the interest of
Williams, requesting the latter's appointment
to position in the Cabinet, &c; from which
it turns out that Woods had an eye to "biz, !"
and that he has secured for himself the noini-
patton Of Governor of Utah. The probability
is that if the Senate should not consider the
nomination for few days somebody else will
be nominated Woods, being in Washington,
however, will endeavor to get the Senate to
take early action on his nomination. Woods
has On eye to the main chance. Brigham has
in boarding untold wealth. and a
conflict between the Norman authorities and
Federal officials is not desirable Money is all
powerful in diplomacy. Brigham has too much
and Woods not enough