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REFERENCES:
Hon. Wilkinson, Ex-senator Of Minnesota,
Hon Geo. v. Lawrence, NJ. C.. Of Penn,
hon. Alex. Randall, Ex-Governor, Of Wis
Hon. Wm- Montgomery, Ex-M- C., OF Psnn.,
Hon. Major Dan Mace, Ex-M. g., Of Ind,
Hon Ira J. LaycOck, Of Kansas,
Hon. VIM. Lefingwel, Lyons. lows,
Hon. Joseph Knox, Of Chirago,
Hon. C. Graves Smith, Of MINI,
Jacob Forsyth, Agt. N. S. R. r, Chicago, ILL.,,
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MEDICAL
Catarrh! Noises in the Head
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AND AvERTS B~RoN~HITIs AND C0NsUMP-
TIoN. -
Testimonial Of DIR. X. GOOdale.
Having seen and examined the additions to my
Remedies for the Cure Of Cstsrrh by GerTitt Nor
ton, to whom. as the only Agent. I impaired the
knowledge of preparing the same, 1 have no hest
tatioh in saying, 1 consider such additions q yalu-
able improvement on the original means Of cure.
From his knowledge az that disease and the means
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK OYRIAX.

.EEETHER DUsfIRs-SmaII profits.
@RoEuL s BR0THER
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DRY GOODS.

NREAT REDUCTION IN CUB OWN
NJ Manufactured Hoop Skirts and Corsets,
wholesale aud retail. 200 doz SKIRTS, 200 doz
CORSETs, our own make and beet quality, offered
30 per cent less than mrrket price.
M No need to send TO New FORK fer a Skirt or
Corset We can suit any body in size or style.
Send in your measure from outside the city and
We can send you a suitable article.
"a. Call sooa tor the new style-Freneh Bustle.
A general line Of Ladies Furnishing Good on
hand and made TO order at
KAUFMAN & BRO, 2so saperior-st.
Up stairs Up stairsi Up stairs marl@k1S
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MEDICAL,

Tllr.z 49,
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ToNsoRIAL.
LONG HUMAN HAIR.
FRESH

WIN. DAY, 46 PUBLIC SQUARE,
having Just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally. that he has
now open for inspection the largest and most CONF
plete stock Of HUMAN HAT GOODS ever offered
70 them in Cleveland Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, oil HEAD DRESSES,
sc. Ladies will do well 10 examine this beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere
N. Man very pretty Head Dresses brought
direct frem Paris-the very latest fashion-(new
designs in Coils, Twists, Pows, &c.) Any OF the
above Head Dresses, all OF which can be made ont
of Switches and Braids without injury to either.
az Ladies Hair Dressing 10 ali the latest and
most prevailing styles. marl3
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SLATE ROOFING.
SLATE
r Q G |

INTRODUCING THIS ROOFING
j Material into this section Of the country, We
feel that we are Introducing no humbug. IL has
been subjected TO the severest tests for years in the
Eastern States with perfect success In our own
State 1t was hrst brought into use last
and ell who have used it among us give it the high
est recommendations.
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WILLIAM 1. POTTER,
nEEua.-~ D-N ~ Vel

after having experimental for fourteen years with
lime, sand, FIRE clay, soap stone, vegetable tar,
coal tar, asphaltum, &c, IN all their forms, phases
and combinations, ui h0Ht success, dIscoye ed, that
in order to make a roofing material Of merit, the
Ingredients must possess qualities Of affinity for
each other, so when combined the action OF the
elements and the ravages Of time could not destroy.
That affinity was found TO subsist IN the two SIM
nle ARTICLES nsed in this comnnnition-
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The Hoe QUEsrIoS.-The impression has
got abroad tina the City Council, by its ac-
ton on one or two ordinances, allows
each family TO keep hogs within the city
limits, provided they (the family are not so
hoggish that they insist on the privilege
and luxury Of keeping more than three
hogs. Now this is q mistake. We are still
living under the ordinance of December
18th, 1865, which prohibits the keeping of
swine within the limits of the city. 1t is in
full force. 1t also provides for the removal
Of the swill and house oflal, authorizing for
the securing Of that object IN appropriation
Of 81 goo per annum. The Health Ordi-
nance" now pending in the Council is an
eclectic concern, containing little else than
the provisions of foregoing health ordi-
nances, and it also prohibits the keeping of
swine within the limits of our fair city.
Considering the former appropriation for
the removal Of the swill, &c, inadequate, it
has raised the amount to $500. This or
dinanee will no doubt pass; but if it should
fail, we abide still under the old regfH,e,
which excludes the hogs and abolishes the
hog pens with all of their perfumery.
AN IHF5sToR-The Akron BoacoH saws
that a person calling himself William Els
worth, with a dirty and ragged suit of SOL
diers clothes on, and his left arm disabled,
appeared there some weeks ago and repre-
scented himself as a discharged soldier re-
turning from Andersonviile to his family in
Cleveland. His ST ries were improbable, |
but his dress and arm induced the good cit
liens to aid the fellow, who was supplied
with a few dollars. On reaching the depot
he met more citizens, and changing his tale
somewhat, said his wife was at Ashland, and
desired aid to reach his home. He was
promptly furnished with a ticket by one.
and by others with money, and left with a
glad heart for the latter place.
Last week Mr.. Ellsworth returned with a
female and a child. He said he was on his
way east, but could net well go without
acknowledging that the stories he
told there on his first visit were
falsehoods. He was recognized
as an old deserter and bounty jumper,
who enlisted in the fall of 1864 at
Cleveland, under the name of VIM. Ham
Two citizens of this city, knowing
Hamilton to be in the service, took him to
Buffalo, where they put him in as a sub
aud received $1,000 for him, of
which they, in their kindness Of heart,
gave him S2OO-whieh enabled Hamilton,
after a pleasant trip to Baltimore, to escape
return to the lake shore, where be and
his aforesaid friends were arrested.
The Beacon adds that he shows a false and
fraudulent paper, PurpOrting to be signed
by an officer of the LIST Ohio Light Artil-
iery, stating his services in nineteen battles,
&c. It is doubtful whether he was in the
field, but, as he says, che jumped more
than there are railroad conductors
Akron and New York, which
statement is probably correct.
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y hoss ride have fuugh' for my country
rhsti viii sustain for aiiices Of trust ard
proE. al .hinss being 'qaal, at al times
tne cillzsn . solisrF ot The republic; DO fur'
ther swear that Will be governed by he
rul-s u this Eacampmenl. end yield Im
piscn on-aisnee 10 the Encafnpment 81
which I msy be member. sni 10 Az me
rules and orders of The Grand Encampmeni,
10 when this EncAn.pmens 10 subordinate
A nd lur her promise and swear una, should
any II the books Or papers belonging 70 ms
Enea,npnesI be placed ia my ha0dr, W !
q either print, Ior cause to'hs printed Or
copied, any part % portion thereof. except
~ special permission vi the Gssni Encamp.
ment. 10 further swear sbst : take this
cullgasioa upon myself without any mental
reservation whsteser. under 40 less PEN
lily than that Of being treated ~ spy aud
TRAITOR By this order. 80 help me Got. ana
keep me =tesdlast-
This = the oath as It is adm rilnistered 70
each candidate. Read Il. aud ppnteF long
Ds.ore ,.u slfT-r /, 20 b. 'o.ced upon you.
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The Radicsis' profess 70 have great love
ior the memory of Stephen A Doualss.-
tie IL now esnonizsd a. a saint. he Is held
up ss a model patriot and statesman. And
this tribute to his memory - entirely jas
We were his friend ind supporter. We
voted for h,xSsimes without number IN The
Charleston aud Baltimore Conventions.
while such men ~ Bssst Butler were voting
Tor JEFF Davis and Breckinridge. and after
wards supported him at the polls Yei,
during lifetime, Douglss was a. bitterly
denounced as Johnson now is ani the sume
charge was brought against him as is now
BROOCH, sgsin-t Johnson-trucuIenc 10
the south II il true, the Radicals pretend.
ed tnss in the Lac, few days Of his life
Douglas gave the lie TO his whole previous
career. But the charge - false. Douglas
v a. The same at the last that he had been
Al the first. lie was true to hi- country u,
the first and he was true al last. When
Northern traitors proclaimed the Cpnsliln.
non covenant with death and the Union
q lesgue with hell. he denounced such doc
lrines as treasons5Ie. aud when Southern
re bells took up arms 70 destroy The Union
ne repeated and carried into action what
he had formerly said about their Northern
lcoadjniors. On both occasions he clung IL
the Consti'u,ion as the sheet ancnor OF our
hopes and his dying mission to his children
was an i,juncIio, to faithfully observe shs'
fundamental Iaw .. our national being.
Johnson is now passing through the sam'
ordeal that Douglas did before him. Lik'
Donglss. he il charged with being loo sub
seryien, 10 The South; like Douglas SIeph
en- Arnold Doug'a a.. ss his abolition enemie
delighted 70 s,yle him he % chaiped will
being . "uaitor;" like Douglas, when b
ven, on visit 10 this seli-same Chicago
Ihe has been assailed with mobocracy an
aud insult, and not permitted TO spesk with
Ious having opprobrious terms hurled q, hin
But, as time has vindicated D5uglas, an
Ieven his biueresl enemies are compelled !
bear tribute 10 his patriotism, 80 We have
doubt will time in like msnner vindicsi
johnson, and but few years will lapse
mos, before those who are nov denouncin
him ss . traitor will be found singing b
prsises, renewing their harsh epl!lie,s IN
foul abuse for the man. whoever he may
4 this, occupies the position formerly occupi'
! bs Douglas and now by johnson n.
Ledger.
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THE rensl eman 70 the Conservative esn'
didsse Tor the Office Of Prosecuting Attorney
Ior the srd judicial district of the Common
Pleas Cour. u Indisna. We feel compelI-
ed.from : sense of right 20 speak our cp'n-
ion Of bic merI,s. Hs is : young @sn 70
every way worthy q The public confidence.
We ssy ,his from psrsonsl kaes'sdgs q
HE moral end intellectual meriss. We say
more, be - scholar Of genuine attachments.
and Me knowledge q the law. we vii guar
sn,se. il not surpassed By any gentleman
| of bis PEARS. either East Or wss. We
present him ssshs Perry county esndids'ss
and We will risk our reputation On = ~"
The public jaignsni viM bear % oai y Sus
high ss,imssIon OF his sessh. .--cAaas''oa
Reporter.
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0-rA Ly nchburg paper. talking oi css'
tain articles worn BY certain ladies (o'
Lynchbore) ssys: "Ths false bosoms are
made Of fns wire. IN the snaps of birds
nes,, with small spring In them, and really
look and feel quite nasural."
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Our radical exchsngss ssy that the fol-
losng political sentiments Of lAeis leaders
aresike gold sl.rlee reio.d:
.Wnnou. the right OF suffrage IN the late
slvs STATES, believe the slaves had tA1I
better been ei, in bondage "-Thad. Stew
eas
Tne-e allen rebels can not, a, their
.,,,,.o. rc.enter The Aelysn which they
nave disturbed. -ss As hsming swords
are 81 =. tie gates 70 secure shssr seelu
sion. = ~ Th.t Stevens.
III lhiak ,aers would slsays BE- Union
Shi,s ssrn enough 10 me Soash. aided BY
.ns A.anAs. - divide the representation.
nd, ,n.. eontinue The EsSubi'csn ascend,
e..cy.p-Thad stew enr
..Tais Congress owes u 10 - own cha'
-eser 10 sci the seal Of iss repro6asion upon
,nsa . doctrine which Is becoming tov
,.shior.hls. namely. thss this l.
NJ xh,tr mas's g G,ysrnmens"--Taad dc
vfas.
..An. without respect 70 color. should
-.ssd equal "a tore the Ia s."-CharIes Sum
ner.
ave clsir. an equal right ia The three
\ \ b.xes--fhessitne-s box, The jury box, snI
.rhe b,lso, oxr--Fred Douglass.
.rh- Censuin,ion j. a league with hell
.ns q covenant With devils.'-Wende'
whlllip4
4 believe that the time will come whe'
Yvsty AVN in The counlrv. white aud black
srpl w. ri mt ~ suisage. and taat SUI
sr,rs should net d~prni upon eoior, sha
isnsre j. nothing ia that wAlca sheald mag
4 Distinction 20. 4. Morton.
~ Would Jyias the people into tire
rI,..es. 10 the hsuis y the first wou'
p,,es arms aud lei tsem ssesp the reoel
rom the face of lhs rarth; ln the h4Ha
,he second would place FIRE sud pine kno
and 1T them burn up the remains; 10 'h
''sh.nSs of the third would place me su
vevor'- chain ant compass 10 remark o.
,r.ia dispose ii shs laad. ."-BFowalow
"Any people any where, being lnclin'
AND having The power, have tns r'Sh'
RE up snd shake of the existing Cover
mes, and torm new one thai suits the
beusr..-A. Lincoln.
III me cotton State shall become sao
\, lied ,ha, they can q, better on' y NE u"'
than in il, we insist on lcs,iog taem 20
uesce-n-Nsx York Tribune.
I'VE hope never 70 I've inarepuo
xhereof one section is pinned 70 anou
e. py bayonets. New York Tribune.
nj ~Thsy Know verJ well that u ,hey
m determined 10 leave the Union ., hepn'
IN s.a ~,Il care 70 lave them s.sy."-ir
a. snapolis Journsl.
.n- awe 40 not believe in resisting any
m. ees.,oa .aoyement in the least.'-lndia
- polis Journal. M !,
ms lie al 90 who want 70, We say, ana
'eii them =, qaie,Is. ."-Iudisnspolis Journal
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Q-.Who 10 that foreign lady with
Iov ca, dressp' asked Quilp Of : bysssnder
Il : party the other evening. That =
u;s. chcmisssfs, Russisn lady was the
reVly. aud a. .sPprol rate asns i Nj Doe
isa rtJ.
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0rrAn editor a : dinner table, being
ssked Il he would take some pudding, re-
p.isd IN ! az Of sbs,rscte dness, "O~ing y
the crowd Of other meter We are unable .
make room fov H."
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NgrEoRs ExfEcrED --On the 18Th or IAN
Of Noycmber next. Gays Professor Newton
ol ysie CoIlsge, prodigioDs fgh, Of mese-
ors. The most imposing Of its kind. will
mike is appearance, probably for the las'
r.me 10 THE century. Only thirteen u
these me,eoric shows are recorded between
I,ne years Of 90s sod 1888. That Of The
latte, years was sublime spectacle. Ars-
vs. computes that MT less snan two hundred
aud forty thousand meseors were visatie
above the horizon Of Boston on the morn
ling OF The 12lh VI November. 1888. Tnii
display was seen all over North America
1 A similar display was see . BY Humbolt
Cums ns, South Amesica. in 1898. 'AA
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u=-.l have this siternccn been preach
inc 10 congregation Of ssses," con-
.,i,ed vounr psrson. "Then that was the
reason you always called them beloved
bre,he,n. . replied : strong minded lady.
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4 >F<N
-, ,,,se. Of tha sssh snd s~sft,
IN. e,,s.bei, aud ,he bssonsi'- gii'1sr--
IN see ,b., iy., 10, which yoa posfe..
Your biosd. indeed were t'ttsr-
-Thr Union va, ihe hearts 9ne cry
For this you ss<. ~i:h steady 80.
whlle ~. dia ii h,is.e filed '.e sAs
Your brosher- hlee5 your BROKERS a..
rh.r Iast breath -For sas Unlon.'
Th, 40 10 hors tad eli 'hs s'sr-.
The os.h yuu took 70 keep them ac1na
yv1f
Ps.,ssh tat 1sr you ~yn soOr -ss'-,
E-r~a,, J, vic ery croSnsd yuv:
Nov YOU hear you- =sr'rt~n cosin'Fs't
call.
Rise .ssry hand-aal sseAr 2, ~
n. ,hiar. ihai soldier. s-cred e-ii.
..y,.irr star irsm ~ si.ce saa'ita'i.
Or state be IGri 10 'i.s Unlon:'
Tn. plo,t,ng snsves Sho stand confessed
K,s.ine permaaent ~s ~ rsse-.
C.n show ~ badge y 'l'+'r breast
M corps hala kac~n their iarrs'
Brothers. are you u Gsdsv''s ss"d
who fYiloAed sya do~n - iAe sim
qo-rrd isni.
Ana ~ho.s pnssss dld ~Oaderss-l,
expand
While yss fought me reSsl.. hand \
nseJ,
g..-sr,irs yosr cior.au. UAias.
wh,v we're cspis,a.in tLs lI'.n's Drissde.
wnen or roun,ry nssesd eteA Hisn'
sine~;
lnrhe war ihsy drove prosperous 'fa-s'
AID wish il n,~ q continue
~Ous fors.'' ior.so,A. -lhey vii n
trust;
A volcano. inieel. i beneath y
crusi.'
The 80 ord once dawn nnns' never r"-
Aasi sLe Soga forever iI- W th~ ~
They wilt hear ~ talk q uuioa:
VI fresh YevoFe tnfy ftar' ~
Nee wsrs are in their iyrAnHy isnttre'
But the Boys ia B.ss will Keep me isF1ss
o. which ale South surrendered.
We lr.sl the ancn sAh hon sr t0osl
We know them gallant - aes =
thought.
The dream they cherished has come
noughi.
We welc0me them back 70 The Caio
So. comrades Of the br.t snd sword.
Sill keep in lane ,li your woFk = ilsish'
From me dag which sbOse you 10 5a'
soased
No Star must be diminsshsd.
-Ths Uaion" xas your hssrl's one
For this yousss. with siescs eye'
~ While The roar u bsssis 6lisd shs
Your brothers bleed. yosr broth
die
1oa have saved-now preserve
Union!
MILES ORIEEy. Ms n nARK-
Lsss Private ash y. Y. Vol infsa,fy
OJSsa Curtis killed HE iascfi'e
yssserdsy. The reason wss. thsrs vet
couple or specimens os the iilsins 10
>-k-.l-ss~-. - as~~~sx 80 80 ksi
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A SEcaEr WORM KsosIsG. An able
writer gives ui,erancs 70 the following val
liable secret
This looking forward 70 enjoy yment dom
psy. From what know Of il, | would ss
soon chase butterflies for living. Or bottle
10 moonshine for cloudy nights. The ~
|uue way to be happy il 10 take the drops
of ha p2iuess ss God gives them to Us every
DAY Of our lives. The boy must lsard ie
be happy while he Is learning his trade; The
merchant while making his fortune. ~ hs
lfsiIs 10 learn this ar,, he will be sure % mis-
Ibis erjoymen, when be gains what he hat
sighed tor NsN lsA VI,
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urIis ,haI borrows binds AinssIi ~ish
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The Constitutional Amendment. as Fin
ely ADOPTED and Submitted TO ths
Legislatures of the States

1868. June The Amendment IN these
words, as finsliy amended. was brought 10
vote:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-07-17

MARYLAND PoLITIcs.-On Thursday
evening, June 2lst, a very large meeting
Of the friends Of President Johnson's res
t~ora,ion policy was held in Baltimore, at
which Governor Swami, of Maryland,
made the principal speech. He Endorsed
the President, stated that he was opposed
to unconditional negro suffrage being
forced upon Maryland without her con-
sent. and with regard to the Registry
Law" about which there is so much dis
cussion in that State. said:
As the Executive of the State, I shall do
my duty in executing that as well as all
other laws upon your statute book but l
shall take care, so far as my influence ex-
tends, that the registration act is not made
the instrument Of degradation to our peo-
pie in the hands Of vindictive and radical
agents to force negro suffrage and negro
equality upon US. l shall see that 1t is
fairly, impartially and justly administered,
BY the appointment Of men Of undouoted
Union antecedents and unquestionablC
LOYALTY, in the spirit in which It was en-
acted by the Legislature, and not o
intolerance and oppression, Of which,
regret. to say, there has been too much il
the past.