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1t makes all kinds OF Light Bread NTutlips
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You can bake Immediately after mixing
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Try 1t, II you have not already done so.
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sold by Grocers and Dealers generally.
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READ what DR.. scovin says of ALIENS
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Consumption Durable by DOcto,
SchcncR's Medicines.


TO CURE CONSUMPTION. the svstem
must be prepared so that the lungs will heal
To accomplish this the liver and stomach
must hrSt be cleRnsed and an appetite created
Tor good wholesome food, which, by these
medicines will be digested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE
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mucous denominations and, by using the Sen
stored. " ~
SCHENCK,s PULMoNIU SYRUP is nu-
tricious as well as medicinal and by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
nom the system, and good, wholesome blood
made, which will repel all disease. II pa.
tientS Will take these medicines according 10
directions, Consumption very frequently in
Its last stage yields readily 10 their action
Take the pills frequently, TO cleanse the live
and stomach. Itdoes nOJfolloR that because
the bowels are not coStive they are not reouir-
ed. for sometimes in diaIThea they are net,es-
Sary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created to allow the Pull
monte Syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and allay any irritation. Then ali
mat Is required to perform n permanent cure
-, TO prevent taking cold. Exercise about
the rooms rs much MS possible, eat all the
richest foOd-int meat, game, and, in fact,
anything the appetite Graves; but be partIcu-
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COIRate's Aromatic Vegetable

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agett advertisements.
For the Ladias Onlv.

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i only 10 years old. l want a few good
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something more serious. Address.
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Gorernnr PeIrnnInt

The Indianapolis Journal is highly
pleased with Governor Peirpoints Mes
sage to the old Virginia Legislature,
extracts from which have been publish
ed in ourcolumns, and says that he has
presented "masterly argument in IA
vor Ofthe amendment" and given such
cogent reasons in favor of its ratifica-
"tion by that State, that if its legisla-
"tors were not besotted by sentiments
"of hatred against the loyal popula-
"tion of the Union, and debauched by
=" the mischievous- influence of the
" President and the Copperhead De-
" mocracy of the North, they would
scarcely hesitate in endorsing the pa
'triotic and statesmanlike views of the
" Governor"
The Journal copies the Governors
entire argument in favor of the amend
ment.
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The Federal Judiciary and Ihe Public
Patronage.

Patronage.
The Cincinnati Gazette very proper
ly condemns, as we think, the PROPOSE
ton in Congress to place any portion of
the hitherto Executive patronage of the
government in the hands of the Chief
Justice of the United States. 1t is true
that the Constitution does provide for
such an alternative by saying that
Congress may by law vest the appoint
ment of such inferior officers as they
think proper in the President alone,
in The courts Of Edl0, or in the hands of
the departments" But notwithstand-
ing this alternative we are all aware
that politics have been additionally,
and wisely too, discovered from the ju-
dietary in our government. It must
strike the well informed mind as "a
demoralizing innovation to depart
from this honored and salutary custom.
The ermine of law, especially of our
highest Court, should be sacredly pre-
served from the contest for the spoiIs of
Office. The public never could preserve
its ancient respect for, or confidence in
that high tribunal, were it to be made a
mere dispensing source of partisan pat
ronage. 1t must be kept free from
such dangerous alliance.
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pETwEEN THE STORE OF j. G..
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Also MATHEWS ARSICA HAIR C3LOsS
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Nieht Sohnnl-

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iul operation. Those wishing to study Book
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winter months
Those entering during the present month
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FROM MoNRoE CouNrY.

The Arrival of the U. y. Military
FOrees---DIseOmntur OF the Rebels
The AcquItInI OF Hon. Cyrus New
IIn..-DesPerate State of Things in
that Region.
UNION, MONROE Co., WEST VAT
December 8, 1866.
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29tlt advertisements.
Shareholders Maatinr

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders OF the First National Bank
for the tIansaction or such other business as
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a m. GEORGE A ma AIS
Qc6-td Cashier
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Letter of Recommendation.

Va
PARIS, May 9Th, 1853.
GENTLEMEE:-We have used the "SPE-
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DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's
SPECIFIC PILLS

A RE PREPARED BY THE MEssIEITRs
fists, No. 2lI, Rue Lombard from the pre-
Scription OF DIR. JUAN DELAMARREE. Chief
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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Sede1ltG'y and iStlrciiouS Occupations, GrieEs,
AnrfetieS, or whatever tends 10 fnnpsir he
Pudt ActtO1l OF the Brain, Heart or Ner1sottS
System. frequently lead to the most DEEireSSiy0
and EnbdII ASKING Disorders of the VIRTIE
SYSTEM, Students, CIerOymen, and LdlUUeTS,
therefore, who are especially liable to these
Weaknesses, should resort promptly to DR.,
DELAMA RRES SPECIFIC Pills
a pamphlet, containing null particulars
with Directions and Advice, printed m
companies each box, and Will be sent nv
mail, free OF cost, to any who win write for
Price, 81 per Box, or Six Boxes for SIS.
Sold by all the principal Druggists, or will
ration, on receipt OF the specified price by
any authorized agent, or by the sole General
q COrtlandt Street, New York. AuthoriSei
Agents for Wheeling and vicinity, 7. H, LOO
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The national Republican., 1866-07-30

PAnsos BRowSLow has always had the reputa-
ton, whatever his defects Of taste and temper may
be- Of being at least brave man. But his recent
onslaught on Mr.. Johnson in his telegram, will, We
fear, do much 10 deprive him of this we'll won fame
When Mr.. johnson and he met on the stump In
Tsnpessee Of course the parson was Welcome to use
whatever oratorioal weapons arc most In faEar in
those parts, because Mr. johnson, being then plain
Andrew johnson, oonld give a. good as hs got, and
fend himself against oil eomers. But being nov
President of the United States, be Is, as regards
his ancient sdysrsarios in the position Of man
whose hands arc tied, as the Parson well knows i
IT, therefore, cowardly In the highest degree to at
tack him a. Governor Brownlow has done. II the
latter wants TO have bout of yituperaton, he can
always hnd foeman worthy Of bis steel In George
d. Prentice, Of the LOnispih Journal, who, during
the last month or two has emptisd moro filth on
his head than we supposed 1t was possible for even
an trsi. Southwestern editor to compose In a year
But Mr. Johnsoa Fr9bably looks on etowhlow now
as Prince Hal, after hls iaiisF's death, looked on
Palitaf-Ths Nation. 'r''' = d" . .'
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

As CONGRESS- has begun, in Mr.. Harvey's case
the plan Of Furnishing public servants for impro-
pristios Of demeanor, BY stopping their salaries we
respectfully suggest that If the plan be considered
q good onp, the Clerk Of the Senate be brought
under Its operation. Tho country was edited not
long ago by the publication Of an application fram
this gentleman for an Office to President johnson,
which was supported by strong reminder that ho
(the applicant was the proprietor Of "two newspa.
pers, both dailiss," 4 circumstance which must
have made "our Chief Magistrate" more ameuabo'
than ever to the voice Of the press Mr.. Fornsy
has, within few days, however, capped the climax
by reading In full Senate q telegram from the un-
fortunate Governor Of Tennessee, In which he up.
piled language tn the President which would dis.
grace Tennessee grog-shop. No formal notice
has, SO far been taken OF this scandalous occur
rance. From BarEon Brownlow nobody expects any
doooncy either Of language or behayior There
was, in our mind, no more melancholy incident In
the war than the adoption Of this parsonage by the
Union party Of the North as prophet and martyr
he who was, as long rs slavery lasted, US foul
mouthed and blasphemous an advocate Of slavery
as he has since been Of freedom To his ribaldry
and bufoonery the Senate cannot put stop, but 1t
can prevent its being insulted by having bits Of his
billngsgate read aloud by one Of its own officers
Tie Nation
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
smARTING UNDER THE LASH.

JoHs W. FoRsEr, in his Sunday lobby sheet. re-
prints Washington letter, written, we arc in.
formed by one Of his employees in this city on the
third day of July last to the Chicago Post signed
HERMAN" reiteratipg the falsehoods that the
DANA and PoRSEY letters to The President for
the Collectorsbip of New York were private and
confidential" HERMAN, like many Of the public.
has been fooled on ths subject DANA and For
sEY-two D. D.'s-know the fact (but dislike to
have the public know iD that their letters to Pros.
ident JOHNSON were not marked "private and con-
6dential;' that they were both written and placed
on file in the Executive Department Of the Gov
ernment, applying for one Of the highest Offices In
the gift of THE President; that they were subject
to public Inspection that II they had been marked
private and confidential" TIE President could
not have so received and considered them especial
ly smanating from such men. The President
alone can decide with whom he will enter into "pri-
vate and CONFIDENTIAL relations. We are satisfied
that he will not embark with either DANA or For
yEY,
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

and instituting Star Chamber investigations,
the radical Congress- adjourns with its jour
nails loaded down with evidences Of plumber
schemes, the most Of whom THE PRESIDENT
prevented from being carried into effect;
rebels arc not disfranchised traitors, five
hundred Of whom The President has ready
for trial, have not been provided for; the nc
gro has no suffrage, and the theory, eight
months ago, that the rebellion carried the
States out has been exploded and acknowl-
edged by the radicals to be fallacy. Such
are some Of the ups and downs, in and outs,
and startling inconsistencies Of the first ses-
sion Of the Thirty-ninth Congress. We have
SO far shown what II has not done.
The principal business accomplished by
this most extraordinary body was
lst To deprive The PRESIDENT Of the
power of giving little government adver-
tising to Union journal-the only one in
Washington that resisted treason from first
to last and fought traitors without gloves at
heavy sacrifice, asking no favors and giving
no quarters.
I'd. To exert every effort to pass STEVENS
FoRSEY lobby jobs-the airline railroad to
New York; the League Island swamp navy
yard; the Montana plunder scheme; the
Washington canal bill; and about forty
smaller jobs-covered up in appropriation
and other bills.
Sd. To vote themselves each salary Of
fue thousand dollars!
4th. To refuse to vote the employees Of
the Departments, who do double the work Of
Congressman, triaing increase Of salary.
So much for the present. The subject is
pregnant with rich material. We shall refer
to it again, il not again and again and again,
before the people Of the United States de-
post their ballots in the electoral urns next
fall.
Thank God, the Thirty-ninth Congress has
adjourned its first session. Let the peo-
pie say, amen!
The national Republican., 1866-07-30
THE NEW SECRETARY OF THE
INTERIOR.

The appointment and confirmation Of the
Homo. ii. BROWNING, Of Illinois, as Secretary
Of the Interior Department, is one that can
not fail to strengthen the Cabinet Of Presi-
dent JOHNSON, while it will receive the conf
dence and congratulations Of the public. 1t
is one Of those eminently wise and judicious
selections wDich meets with the appreciation
Of the whole community.
Mr.. BROWNING has held high judicial posi-
tions in his own State; has also represented
Illinois in the Senate of the United States,
and is member of the legal profession Of
conspicuous standing, having by extern
sive practice and great culture and ability
won its noblest iaurels and reward.
TO the conservative Union men of the
country this appointment is especially well
come. Judge BROWNING has always been
looked upon by them as leader. Probably
no single man was more instrumental in
bringing about the first nomination of ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN at Chicago in 1860 than Judge
BROWNING. His calm and dispassionate pre-
sentation Of the claims Of Mr.. LINCOLN; his
clear analysis Of the position overcame every
prejudice and obstacle and produced that
glorious result. Throughout Mr.. LYcoLS's
presidential career Judge BROWNING was
among his most intimate associates and most
constant advisers; and to the hosts of loyal
people to whom the memory of LINCOLN is
dear, this recognition of his near friend will
be received with the utmost cordality.
The national Republican., 1866-07-30

ASWonderful but Truei-Madame REM
Haros, the world renowned Astrologist and somnam'
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A FAST young fellow in the stage box of
Paris theatre wrote this note in pencil, and ssni II
by the box.opener to q pretty actress, who, while
playing had won his heart: "Mademoiselle, when
one sees you. one loves you. When one loves you,
one would confess II to you. When confession is
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me the pleasure to sup with me after the perform
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there are stupldsr men. / have seen your face,
there are ugiisr man. ] live Rue do Ia Victoirs.
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That