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Sic 25. fdbrcSfhlusfeier

Der 3cidnenihule bee pWtareldnocr Snftitutes" miro
bemte, ben IA. ytai, i'm Saole bes Snititutes ab=
9ebllten.
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Sic Observation-Disclosures WoNer

gr. f5s, xSet@ Sapette:, nabe G~utanfra6e,
oerhiten ni9t nur S%rantbeit, iOnoern fino Gin ii6eret
9eiimittel 9e9en Rbeumatismus, 8iht, &dbmuna,
aei6Ddhte Rebel, HIeren<9rantbeit uno bic Der l1rins
@etdBe, nerpoie uno pbpitaliIhe Shmdhe.
Die elcttrii6en uHo 6emifaliihea Bdoer brinaer
mtneraItihe uno anbere @iite aus Dem GpIteIn md
Maben Ole @irtnLation beS prlnelRss rel. I26n-l
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4mtliGle 8rieailfe.

Wetter Sepbahtuna ant Is. Wfai.
Die f~oleenben SemperaturzB eobahtuReen wnroen
bon Srn 6iram s. Benrob bonn Si9naI=Qmte bee
arieas.D Departments iIr Baltimore aemodt:
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NerfiuS & 6nuie's

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Scr. t4t, g4et Qombarb itraBe, Ocr5opit DON beutc on
6. gS. Stieiel'lteS 9odbier.
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Die SQ1QQterItften

Der Dremsr uno hamburger Dampfsr 6Rb ac6 I'm,
fuuft mNe in naeiner Office oorbnfnbsn
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Sentihe Mnnthefe.

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A 8iuiams Hne SrpRffraBe,
Elm In Suloa, Surbefen, erominirter Apot6eler, friIber
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4erBten, iorpie Dem Bublitum iein @cidGft uutcT Su>
thernn9 resafter uub ~6ilieiter Bebierung. 9sr3nite
SeroronungeR fueroen aui oae Goreidlti9fte 5uberel.
tet. NriIhe Nlehifineu fPta nn GonN (Snr6 tom.tl
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| CAaN% =" o]TSf W.
Die 8unoes . YroSeiIe tpegen 8ebtn.
berung Don Negern am g ii nj me Il
in Qnne. 4ruuoel= @ountD bel Der @abl bon
| Staatsbeamten m Nopember, reip. lpeseu
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qifrirten Negern tpurben geitern i'm Sunbes,
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GILES in Eolge Der Mbmelenbett einiger i3eu.
aen uno nn, Dem erit fritz I'LL uhr bier einge=
trofienen Staats : @eneralanpalte u. 6.
9pefer CUR 8eratbung nit ieinem @ouegen
W. Eranf Suder, benz Inpalte Der Nnge.
flaaten 3eit gegeben, bis beute nertagt. Die
Nnqsflagten, tbeilS @ablribter, tbeils Stim,
men. Re9iItratoren, tbeils Nnbere, iino fol-.
oenbe: @eo. 3. Sturood, G6omas Yerr1,
Sliuer Yerrn, @amuel Smitb, 8bomas
Ominss, Samuel Owings, Siaaf Nutmel,
Sobn Mercer Owings; @orparO Yrout, Ybis
lipp grout, 8eaq Swinss, @bwaro Smin9s,
@bialom Stalinss uno Geo. @. Nutmea
(llebertretung oes 4. 4bidnittes bes GongreB>
@eieees pom 81. Mfai 1870, Der iogenannten
Enforcement-Aft tur6 Gomplot sur Ser
binoerung bon Ser. St.-Sirsern an Nus>
iibung oes 8ablredts); ferner Omen Dis.
men, Ma.lhaG Sopfins, Ibrabam q.
8oobmarb, Geo. SO. Saglor, iun., Sohn
Sanos, jun, Sobn S. Gaicott, Charles g.
Srewer, Ybilipp s. Glapton, @Omaro Yalo-
min, SEQ. Sobuiou, iun., 8ahlrldter, uno
Iaen Marriott uno SEQ. Us. Wurooh,
Stimmen- &sgitratoren (llebertretung relp.
bes 2. uno 3. antiquities Oeiislben SonsrsBz
@eeees).
9ie StraBe, mslde gum @tnsange oes
0ruios Sia, Barfes fibrt, gepabrt, mdtrenS
oes Sommers uno namentlid mdb.eno Der
lesisenS rodenbeit einen b6dit unerquidliden
Anblid. @roBe, ben Ntbem been9enoeS taub.
uoIfeu wsrben bon ieoem WageH aufgemir=
belt, UNI Die An3iige Der Yerionen, gleiduiel
OF oisislben III WaSen binausfabren ODER gu
Sup ibren Wes tpanoelr, ieben nidt seraoe
lebr elegant aus, iobalo Ger Bart erreidt lit.
S0nnttn bic Yarf Gommiidre bieiem uebel
uitt burd feiBige 8emdferung icner 5trase
abbefen? Auf ieoen 6al wiiroeu iie ben BE.
iutern oes EarteS oamit etne groBe @efdlig.
feit eripeiien.
Serfau bon 2otterielooien.-
Bic Yolisilten 2in3ep, 8ileg uno Beibrau1
pelbafteten am SOnnabenoe einen sewifien
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a TALE BY Two AUTHORS In
June 1866, Frank Blair, Jr., wrote
to Colonel Brodhead:
There is but one way to restore
the Government and the Constitu-
tion, and that is for the President
elect to declare these acts 1.-THE re :
construction acts } null and void,
compel the army to undo it's usur-
patton at The South, dispense the
carpet-bag State governments, al
low the white people to reorgan-
ize their own governments, and
elect Senators and Representa-
uvce.'
In June. 1861, Horace Greeley
wrote from the South to the New
York Tribune concerning the
rebels Of the South.
They propose to renew the fight
but not with guns and sabe
They expect to gain as Democrats
through elections, the power the,
lost as rcbcls through war.
1t only remains to add t'lat they
have found in Horace Greeley Q
plant tool vino is willing to aid
them in carrying out the purpose
she thus foreshodowcd.
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INVENTION Or GuNPowDER.-W When
was gunpowder first invented. /? G M
mon tradition has fixed the date a,
boat the yetr 1867, and the inventor as
certain old English fria-, known as
Roger Bacon. The Germans claim the
houor Of the first discovery for. one o.
their countrymen, ono Bar,holdus
Schwartz, also a monk. But Barthold-
as made no hint of his discovery until
the year 1920, fifty three years after
ward, so that Roger Bacon must remain
in possession Of the field until newer
evidence crops up. But there is nothing
new under the sun. After all Bacon
does not lay claim to having discovered
gunpowder, only mentioning it as some
thing known in his time and as the
worthy friar had studied among the
Spanish Saracens, it is not at all i'm
probable that he drew the secret from
out Of their scientific books.-Once q
Week.
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mr.. Greeley and the Civil Service.
From Harper's Weekly
Mr.. Greeley's words are these, and we in.
vito all thoughtful men who understand the
evils and difficulties of the present system to
consider them carefully:
.sIn two or three instances I have been
asked TO say whether l would or would not,
if elected, conane my appointments to Re.
publicaus. answer these by pointing TO
that plank of the Cincinnati platform where's
in all who concur in the principles therein set
forth are cordially invited TO participate in
their establishment and vindication. never
vet heard of man who invited his neighbors
to help him raise q house, and proceed ID to
kick them out OF it as soon as the roof was
fairly over his head. For my own part,
recognize every honest man who approves
and adheeres TO the Cincinnati platform as
nv political brother, and as such, fully en-.
titled to my confience and friendly regard"
This is merely dextrous statement of the
old and familiar and fatal doctrine, which is
the very root Of the evil in the civil service,
that to the "yctor belongs the spoils Of the
enemy" 1t has gained in prolxity since Mr..
Marcy first announced it, but it has not
changed its character. Mr.. Greeley, speak
ing to an audience of which very large part
was composed of Democrats, says that he
expects to be elected by the combined votes Of
Democrats and Republicans, and that all
those who adhere to the Cincinnati platform
and the Cincinnati candidates, whatever they
may have been before, may expect to share in
the distribution of offices. The Democrats
who vote for me, says Mr.. Greeley in sub
stance, will be treated in this matter quite as
well as the Republicans.
We ask any man in the country who under
stands and would correct the evils Of our
present civil service system whether be think1
that one method Of correction is the election
of candidate who deliberately declares tina
to the victor belong the spoils? Mr.. Greeley
does not say that if he should be elected, ant
vacancy in an Office should occur, he woult
an il by the person who was found to be mos
qualified, but he says that he "never heard o
: man who invited his neighbors to help hin
raise house, and proceeded to kick them GU
of il so soon s the roof was fairly over hi
head" The fact that they help him raise th
roof is enough. The laborer is worthy OF hi
hire. A vote for Greeley is valid claim TO
Office. Now the Cincinnati platform declare
that ahonesty, capacity and fidelity, consti
tuts the only valid claim to employment.
Could there be . more amusing commen
upon the Cincinnati platform than this spesc
Of The Cincinnati canddatef
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Or. WelIs's Extract of
JURUBEBA


retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to
the plant and must be taken as permanent
curative agent.
Is there want Of action in your Liy.
err Il Spleen Unless relived at once, the
blood bee ONES impure v deleterous sccrc-
tons, producing scrotuiGus or skin diseaseso
Blotches, Felons, PustuIes, Canker, Pimpies,
&C., &c.
Take JuruDeba to cleanse purify ard re-
store the vitia.ed blood 20 healthy action.
Have you Dyspeptic Stomach
Unless digestion is promptly aided the system
is d.bilitated with loss OF vital force, poverty
Of the Blood, Dropsical Tendency, Gene: al
Weakness or Lassitudc.
Take il to assist Digestion without reaction,
twill impart youthful vigor to the weary suf-
iercr.
Have yOu weakness of the Iatcs.
tines! You are in danger of Chronic Diar-
rhGa or the dreadful inflammation of the Bow
els.
Take il to allay irritation and ward of ten
dency to inaammations.
Have YOU WeakeSs Of the Uterine
or Urinary Organs. You must procure
instant relief or you are liable to suffering
worse t.,an death.
| TAX, it to strengthen organic weakness or
| life becomes burden.
| Finally it should be frequently taken to
| keep the system in perfect health or yon are
otherwise in great danger Of malarial, MAS.
| matte or contagious diseases.
| JOHN Q. KELLOGG, IS Platt St., N. Y.
| Sole Agent for the Uaitcd States
Price 81 per Bottle. Send for Circular. 423d
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OLD SaoEs.-You probably think that
if you look sharply at an old shoe, when
you throw it away, you will know il
again il it ever comes tack to you. But
that doesn't at all follow. One Of these
days you may button up your dress with
an old pair ofslippers, comb your hair
with boot, or grasp a cast off slipper
while you eat your dinner. You don't
see how this can be? Well, we'll tell
you. Old shoes arc turned to account in
the following manner: They arc cut into
very small pieces, snd kept for couple
Of days in chloride Of sulphur. The
effect Of this is to make the leather hard
and brittle. Next the material is with
drawn from the action Of the chloride Of
sulphur, washed with water, and then
dried. When thoroughly dried, it is
ground to powder, and mixed with some
substance like glue or gum, that causes
it to adhere together. It is then pressed
into moulds and shaped into buttons
combs, knife-handles, etc. So you see
how j: may come to pass that you will
comb your hair with boot, and fasten
your clothes with slipper.
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TIE story that Senator Schufz's price
Tor villifying Grant is $500 per night
does the Senator injustice. His price %
$3.50 per night $500 il what be used
to charge for talking on the Republican
side. The extra $50 now asked is for
wear and tear Of oonscisncs.-[lnter
Ocean.
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TNTER-oCEHN
The Republican Newspaper.
TO OUR PATRONS.


When the frs. number Of the Inter-Ocean
was published and the price established, It
was not the intention TO make 1t six PACED
paper. The promise was, "a supplement eve.
~ Saturday. This grew into six pages
twice a week, and finally to six pages every
day Of publication.
Suddenly thrown into the front INK, a
sole representative of the Representative
party. among the morning journals of Chicago
no other course would satisfy the public de-
mand. From
Four Pages OF Thirty two Columns.
The paper has grownto
Six Pages OF For;y-eight Colnn ms,
and now contains as large amount ct reading
matter as any OF the leading journals OF the
country.
This enlargement has greatly increased the
expenses OF publication, and readers 1t nec-
nssary to advance the price to that ct other
large Morning Dailes.
On and after Monday, July goth, the Inter-
Ocean will be furnished TO regular subscribers
at the following rates:
BY Mail, One Year ................. $!2 0o
| do Six Months. ........ . w
BY Carrier, (any part Of city per week "a
Encouraged by tie public favor with which
| the paper has been received, the proprietor
| will spare no pains or expense to maintain
| the high character it has already achieved
but every exerti.n will be made to improve it:
various departments. Address.
| 1NrER-oCEA
No. &c Congress St., Chicago,
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FOR PRESIDENT
Ulysses s. Grant,
III Illinois.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Henry Wilson,
OF Massachusetts.
THE WITCHES SCENE FROM
MACCREELEY.
which is Seen to be a Fact.
Of Massachusetts.

Which is Seen to be a Fuct.
Round about the caldron 60,
In the nauseous notions throw!
Scalp of Davis, TrumbulPs hair.
Head Of Adams, hand of Blair,
Palmer's late-disioipted nose,
Voorhees, fingers Hendricks toes,
Jeff's bedraegled pctticost;
Summers speeches, learned by rotc,
Greeley's old secession writing.
Ku-Klux laws, like caustic biting, Z
Stephens sermons, dull Ard dry,
Mixed with concentrated lyc,
Moistcned well with brandy straight,
Say sir elasscs- maybe eight.
Double, double. toll and trouble!
Let the caldron boil and bubble!
Here the "Liberar' hogs must watlow,
All they hated they must swallow.
Round the caldron sweat aud sing,
In the unpleasant items fling
In The pot the possum throw.
Breast Of buzzard, craw of crow.
Cherries ripe, and claws Of crab.
Make the mixture thick and slab;
State-rights doctrines simmcrd down,
Old Democracy done brown,
Seizures sweetest German tones,
Union Soldiers buried bones,
Toonlbs' spite and Phillips gabble.
Northern mudsiIls, Southern rabble,
Wisc's nonsense, Summers cant,
Anything on earth but era INT!
Double, double, toll and troutle
Let the caldron boil aud bubble.
Stir the snonstrous mixture we'll,
Taste it often, never smell;
Fear no stroke Of cholera morbus,
Willie our hopes of spoil absorb US.
Dance about tic boiling pot,
Keen the mixture thick and hot,
Round about the caldron go.
li.l and Joe will puff and blow;
Schurz will help them, somewhat 10th;
Both the blairs will boss the broth;
Throw in Tipton, toss in Tweed,
John Forsyth aud Whitlow Reid.
Dana's sunbeams, Pomcroy's bricks,
Will like oil and water mix.
Add tue poisonous coppcrhead,
Pile in the memories Of the dead
John Browns body. Lincoln's ghost;
Shackles, chains and whipping post;
Pryor's pistol, lIrooks's cane,
Blood of patriots spilled in vain.
Such mess " III free the alton
From its nervous (hic!) prost-ation.
Double, double, toll and trouble
Let the caldron boil and bubble
Dip your spoons aud all begin.
o creation It's 100 thin!
ENTER xAcGREELEY.
eG-
How now, ye dark and secret midnigl
hays?
What do ye here?
;rst Witck-
A deed without name.
lcG-
You lie, you villain you lie.
Carl Brent.
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WALKER, Proprietor. r. II. MCDONALD Co.. Druxgists a.
San Francisco. Csl and 80 and u Commerce ST.. NJ
No Person can take these Bitters &c.
cording to directions, and remain long unwell,
provided their bones are not destroyed BY mine
raj poison or other means, and vital organs
wasted beyond the point Of repair.
Pain In the Shoulders, Coughs, Tghtness Of the
Chest, Dizziness, Sour Eructations Of the Sto-
mach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks,
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart, Inflammation OF the
Lungs, Pain in the regions OF the Kidneys, and
hundred other painful symptoms, are &c Oh.
better guarantee Of its merits than Iengthy
advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young or Old,
married or single, at the dawn OF w0manhood,
decided an influence that Improvement Is soon
pf FeP OS1sn;n.m Inv and Chronic
Rheumat ism cd e, Bilious, Remittent
and Intermittent Fe7d Diseases OF the Blood,
Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bttters have
Blood.
They IRE o gentle Purgative as well
as q Tonic, possessing the merit Of acting as
o powerful agent In relieving Congestion or In
Illumination OF the Liver and Visoeral Organs,
and in Bilious Diseases.
For Skin Diseases, EruptiOns, letter, Salt
16ila Carbuncles, Ktng.worms, Scald Head,
Bore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolora-
tons OF the Skin, Humors and Diseases Of the
ally dug up and carried out OF the sys-
TEN in q short time by the use Of these Bitters.
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAK
BITTERS the most wonderful Inv1gorant thas
ever sustained ed the ss sinking system; CO.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal,
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS 4 DEALERS.
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The Manchester IN. II. Mirror,

The Manchester IN. H. Mirror,
Of Friday, says: mir. Greeley
could not fail to see that the re-
ccption he met in our State was a
heartIess one. He came to New
Hampshire with the expectation
that tue entire Democratic party
and half the Republicans Of the
State would receive him with open
arms. He fancied that New Ha,np-
shire, his native State, would give
him such an ovation as would
send tidal wave across the con
tincnt and bear him into the Exec
utiva chair without an effort Of
his. He was accustomed, when ht
first came within our borders, tx
speak Of the election as alread,
virtually determined, and we art
told that he went so far as to give
assurance to his Bradford friend
that he should have a place in the
Cabinet as compensation for sup.
port.
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Has Grant been harsh to the
rebels ? Read these little ex-
t:acts.
"Tell your boys they can take
their horses home with them to
help them make their corps -
General Grant to General Lee.
General Lee and his officers and
troops who have.been paroled can
not be arrested and tried for trea-
son. Iprotest against their ar.
rest, and if General Lee and Eis
comrades are arrested I will 70
sign General Grant, to President
johnson.
construction whalsbous, wedding
covdaf and paiut.
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N4 A LECTURE.

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ST U.&Nv
Female Seminary.

= This widely known School affords thorough
Chr istian education, at cost Of little more
than So week: one fourth of for clergy
men. The 97th session (2o weeks opens
Sept. 18th. The address Of all former pupils
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of the next year. Send for. particulars to
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Seareh hes OF the Records ii
ent OmCo

In regard to titles in Patents, will to uade
ON application. Send full name or nauoe
character Of the invention, and
il possible, date Of Patent
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It is not a p'.ysic which may give tempo
rary relief to the sufferer for the first few
doses, but which, from continued use brings
Piles and kindred diseases to aid in weaken
ing the invalid, nor is it a doctorel liquor,
which. urder the popular name of " Bitters" is
so extensively palmed off on the public az
sovereign remedies. but it is a most power
ful Tonic and alternative, pronounced SC
by the leading medical authorities of London
and Paris, and has been long used by the reg
ular physicians Of other countries with wor-
deriul remedial results.
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ALSO. A FULL DESCRIPTION

invention or discovery in art or science,
aud DESTROYS Of knowing whether the same
has been patented, by transmittiug 10 10 .
model or drawing. or . sufficient description
to make the invention ineligible, can have
. thorough examination made ia the Patent
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