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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-18

rUBA MILLS.-The undersigned begs
~ leave to inform his friends and the public
that he is still in charge of the above namc4
popular mill, whore he is prepared to accom-
mo3atc the citizens Of Miilin. Patterson and
vicinity, with the Choicest Brands of Flour
A large supply Of Bran, Chop-Stutf, and Feed
of all kinds constantly on hand. As he runs
mill wagon every Tuesday and Friday to
Mflin and Patterson, customers can be pune
trially supplied at their doors. By strict at
teaton to business he hopes to receive lib
eril share of public patronage. Terms Cash.
may 9,'GG-tn SOLOMON KAUFMAN.
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s1f7~ Persons can be supplied with Coal,
Plaster, Salt, &c, at the lowest price, by our
agent at Thompsontown, ELIHU BENNER,
who is also authorized to purchase Grain and
give the highest marke. Prices.
Ess- Mr.. CLINE is, also, our authorized
agent at Perrysyille TO purchase Grain and
sell Coal, Plaster and Salt for us.
Give US call and you cannot fail to be
pleased
TO Highest prices paid for Country Pro
duce, and taken in exchange for goods.
SULOUEF, FROW, & PARKER.
October, 1865.
4 FULL assortment of Gentleman Goods,
n consisting Of
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
S0tiRetts.
Orer Coatings,
Vestiags.
Can be had at
SULOUFF, FROW & PARKER'S
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G.. A. NzCGtLS,
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General Sape1s1.s~aent.
READING, Pa. Nov ~, '65-tf.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1867-09-18

Huntingdon &, Broad Top Rail Road.
ON and after May 9Th, 1867, passcn ger
~ trains will run as fellows:
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KNOW THY nESTINy

MADAME +. +. THORNTON the great English
hstroiogist clairyoyant and Psyc chometrieian, who
World, has now located herself at Hudson, n Y.
Madame Thornton Possesses such wonderful powers
OF the greatest intpartace to the single married
OF either SEX While III state of trance, che de-
lIneatrs the features of the person you are to
marry, and by the aid of an instrument of intense
power known as the PsychomotropH. guarantees to
produce life like picture of the future husband
wife Of the applicant, together with date of mar
rage position in life, leading traits of character,
&c. This IL no hulubug, Us thousands Of testimo-
malls can assert She will send, when desired, a
certified certificate written guarantee, that the
picture Is u hat II purports to he By inclosing a
small lock of hair and stating place Of BIRTH age
disposition and complexion. aud incosing fifty
you will receive the picture and desired information
b. return mail. All communications slcredly con-
hdentlal: Address in confidence, MAD AME L. Il,
THORNTON, p. O. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y.
An & nS NsDiy
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WOOD AND COAL.

TOAL! COAL,
Best WHITE ASH at SIS by Tie ton All sizes
Csuit customers
Saw ed and Split OAK WOOD. $40 per cord
- - PINE - So s' -
hong Oak, S. per cord ...
A ton Of Coal sold by me always weighs ,24o lbs
JOHN II. LORD,
ie 2s-ly Corner .th and q streets.
roALl ZCfOALil
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. +
Gross tons of 2,240 lbs, delivered i'll any part
the city s...st. 81 E. - A
Chestnut White Ash. 81
StoTe. Egg and Furnace " hite Ash, SIS %.
Red Ash. !sS.2J - s-* 4
Lehieh So as
Oak and Pine Wood constantly Oh hand
Orders received at 0fiio.; or ut the Wharf
foot o! seventh street.
s. p. BROWN il SON
e2-f 400 9th street. between 4 and +.
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SECRET DISEASES

SAMARITAS's 6TfT is the most certain, safe and
etectual remedy-in1oed. tlIe only vegetable rem
edy ever discovered Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
balsam, 40 mercury. Only ten pills 70 be taken. 1t
is the soldiers hope. and friend to those who do
male. So
SAMARITAS's Roof AND HreB UlcEs.-A posi-
tive and permanent cure for Syphilis Scrofula, u
GERS, Sores Spots Tetters &c Price Sl .25 per bot
tie. Sold by 5. G. Ford. See advertisement. my 8
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r. :. bFFlCEES IND!CTFD-E nt.sl Stated
Marshal Murray, Colonel Wood chef o. the
secret service division Of the Treasury De
Partment. and several deputy BliEslais and
sRberainatc detecti YES, nave been Indlagsa oy
he grand Jury OfA4ueens county, ". Y, for
the alleged abduction and illegal arrest OF nip
Stanley. The j ork Sunday HeraLG says: Mar
shall nj urray and three OF his deputies appear
ed in the Circuit Court OF q ueens county Sa:-
nrday at Jamaica, LII. and entered In tc ,nds
for their appearances in connection with rho
alleged abduction case. -
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LAW DE HIMASITI

IN RELATION TO SOCIAL EVILS.
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN. on Physical
Errors and Abuses incident tn Youth and Early
Manhood. with the humane view Of treatment and
cure Sent in sealed letter envelope free OF charge
Address DIR. j. Sk1LIlN HOUGHTON. Howard
associat on, Philadelphia. Pa my la 3n
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Nashua, y. II :, Proprietors.
For sale by all Druggists. 10 lS-eo2m

- BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY KILLER
persevered in Beware If bogus Fly. Paper which
some dealers keep because they get it for nearly
nothing. Don t be sWindiet Ask for BUTCHER 5,
HM,hIs clG J - Dle.sfsNs t ie 15-eolm
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~ So -#%f rom
T. sLLluL,
m EACH sHilE- UEESSkR,
"2l street between Iifb aud Dfh sts.
NJ saL'f,s. from Pam HaiF Dresser, 2f The
eFirniaty ''acitt, W''h WHOM itat arrived, IN ms
ha slas KoM ssaaoiisei ~. tte ast
the pa,ranare rs m OF m leps and If ,s
h ss sa M iarta ri ~ e .hnI i'as ~
hair dressing, and also pomsds,.. and eserything
H, ~ the s 'if at very Issoi.a
:. r,,tsa, = - ,,"u
WAEhf J. ME- mn4lSdk dhhtXX I ~ NHlshA u
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~ The Eirst African Church in Richmond
10 sappQsede 10 be the largest on the continent.
1t Inns over Ace names IN its record, and oyer
3,eGb resident mAmbers. &. ts-s W - q sat
- Aftsf finishing an exhorsation in con-
fersnee meea1ng at Norwalk, CT, on sunday
Deac0n Tho1kas Clark, Of the 0Aptist church,
sat down and died instantly. afsss Il s. sees
~ A SoutherE farmer advises Ne uss Cfths
sun11owef az green fodder for hofe6e and
unles He says II viii yield eight tone cf fcd.
der TO the fcrs, and - eaten with svfdisy.
EAmateur nshermen, VINO 70 on tie wa
ter TO nah ] are adyise4 BY New England
ieutnal 70 rub their faces Win nQur And oen.
tinuA doing so ut feqnenf Intervals II they a..
sire 70 avoid snn, ,bpIntnk. 80 = - .
.~The ssts sof Tsanessss in sxpsoasd 70
give alsoQO nsp9Sa!Saa nmaiority m q tss naxt
pondanss who asys seen stamping thoss 6sa10e.
- At Nswaafket. Enkiand, afss1 Asaee,
Morchionsss, who is ~ 4eyoted tosAek1l16 a
her husband. danced IN ne evening I'm fne
jockey who rode the winning horoo, alleW1ne
Ma . ci.sp hsr Maast saA Walt2 Is % 10 &.
u y
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volume in itsslf-nsnaly sold by book cents at p,
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4 Lot sf FNGlISH BOOKS iust raceiSed. 10
which the sti.ntcn OF tho resd,stg- public is re-
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nay2i.u .... /. 33fPcm,sylvania ayenua6
ATfsT FAIRS FASHIONS OF HAIR
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IHK LATE Con- LAG RATION At ORANGE
COURT Hni >E.--Frnm our exchanges we
gather additional information coneernlng In e
destruction OF property 1T Orange Cuirf
House. Va. on Tuesday. Dur,uy ti,.. seyera
stcrm which then prevailed lightning strnrk
4 store belonging TO Ben lamn Rose which
was ilred. ana IN lew minutes was mass OF
trlrId iames. This store and another adioip-
ing. also belonging 10 Mr.. Lose. wllh their con.
tents were consumed The fir. spread themes
o the store of Messrs. Robertson x Cullen and
10 The dwelling Of Mr. George p Brent which
were also burned. Messrs Robertson Il Cullen
>ucceeded IN saving The mos OF ,hair goods
but in a damaged condition. Mr.. i;rent lost
he Wboie OF ms furniture. To stay tae pro-
sress OF the conf1agra ion two small buildings
had o he torn down. and by this means tn.
fire was checked The loss of the yariohs
sufferers - not precisely known, bn the low.
est estimate placed upon il Is ~ij,tuu The
telegram reporting the burnin@ OF the county
conrt house was incorrect, tha1 building nc.
having been at all in ured #t
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INTERFERING FROM SOUTH AEEEiCA -Onr
SaDtiage. Chile. correspondents ee, dated Iune ,
gives an account OF the opening otthe Chilean
Congress. The Presidents message stated
hat The mediation of ihs United States in The
war with Spain had bren accepted wifh con.
diiions. fIien.enan's rf'ossman and Weight
man, OF the nited States steamer Ossipee. had
he steamer for intending to fgh. a duel Dl.f
c6rraspondenc nee from Lima, PERT, GATED June
II, announces the fact that Castiila,s rayolu- ;
ION for the purpose Of deposibg Praao. mad
iean broughtio tarmina-i ton by the death nj
cast,lla himself. The only body OF rebels. re.
manning IN arms was the small command OF
sfeneral lhvas. i Praao had IS succeeded in.
forming new cabGa. Congress was bnsy.
adopting new constitution and revising the
new penal code.-.N. J.. Hesaid s. @ = 81
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s0lew.s G. S.ashope Of HsSers.own, Nd.
mas concluded confyaos Vim Me U0eeapoAke
Ds11No. 8, 90 . q iassse un:u u;es1rpsed 1asi.
gs,iop o. that hcfL ~ taEA r Aig
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rnEUNK AND aDIsoEDERl. 1.--- Inst night,
about 10 O'Clock, n uad o1itive persons, who
were ridm in q hack aiongathe streets Snd
acting in avery dlsorderlys manner, were ar.
ps,ed by Officers Hughes and aAeton. OF the
SIKH precinct. This morning these aocturnaf
dissi NJ bets of the peace who had been looked
up all nign ssan the Cen tfal & ardhDune, ware
bIonehi before Justice Thompson, whoasaid,
after hshrinE fha eyidencH, bs was iorY6 taAt,
owing III the apreyalencs OF such dru nken and
.,iseraeriy scenes On the Christian !S:ibbatls ID
hecazass }is duty to impose n. .beaS Ter Hne fh8u
vspS usaal for such ,on en- Ca snn ofhrf gtaysdf
tha week. The principal ohenCer was then
fined S2DE Tor 'inrions driving, aud the Oc1sar
tuni. prisunare s. eRch, tur hsing drunk and
disuydersy OH tho Sabbath. Three of the ofs
fflssirrs ina inssiiatey pstid thsir dnes the.re.
rnniuniT tuAsw ere cnmmtsfad tsr tifs wcrkhouss
for ~ tHys. .fsFss SslktJ asis ~! q; f1tii
xe15 s. ea-s--4cr-rts --tr--r-s Isis - if4s8
fN usTxHM PRHsE11EKIsa CRuRGn--At the
chnrch, yesterday morning, the Rev. DIR. +
n. HscOna1A prAAcaHDf kssernaou upon th6aQutDi.
hcasionB and 1Htysof ruling elders, from tAo
letR 2srss Of sAs D0th chapter gOf Aets:sssAhd
6Mtlctue b eeAt fo1Eiie Sns. An ID called thu
elders of the church." after which he newly
etectsa ekdeessao4 tAs 7oltufnhs sKphri4m R
.Wilse1 xRd1 Gisus a. .xfAySWsgeduly yinseA3oDG
hyfaA pastors rs5A ss9xfoe foeWenaveeydpnFssts
ing. ard the church wsa ntie4 - f1es sufjnsss
IS sisEas ed1 vttsfaassss-- # GE szlrsess4s
ia8s eaaas .gAhi1s asst "a 4 ID Esgaho ss8ds
ic asssgsEl sE' ssrzi2ek a.taw nosioisasz 50
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The UsAGE INDIANS or THE WAR PATH
Topeka dispatch says the Usage Indians
have lett their reserS alton IL the southern part
Of the State, in regular war style their rear
pIcksfeG, and allowed no whites to approach
their camp Little Bear, The chief of the Little
Osages says their agent tSno w is never with
them, and attributes the present disaffection of
the tribe TO him. Little Bear refused TO 90 10
the plains with his band. and has no control
over TIT m. They said they We're going To hum
buhalees, but they stole eighty horses and
Brieadter Gen. Kelley, of the militia who r..
ports the above, believes they are on the war
pain. tIoyrrnor Crawford has " ri ten n long
letter on Indian affairs to Senator Ross, in
which he says the oEtrages will partially cease
for week or TWO. II rhe Indians who hay.
been committing Them are to meet GoloEeIs
LeavenUo orth and Wynkoop al Salt Plains in
me eas tern part OF the SiatP, TO receive luuui.
lies, but as soon as iney receive these goods
fney VIII return To robbing and murt,pripy
Ihe tfoyernor !nrther says, 5,CuU parsons have
been killed during the past year. and dee Ia,rs
II Congress VIII net protect The citjlen~ and
Kansas railroad interests, and prevent the
blockade OF the routes OF travel, he Viii take
the inafter I'D his own hands. An Omaha dis
Patch ays S.Teral steamrrs on The upper r,y
Frs have been attacked by Indians and Fl We Or
six men killed. A Wyandctie (kansasl dis
patch says Thomas Parks, contraCto Tor on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad. reports Iha, here
have been sE attacks hy Indians on the rail
way laboreis west OF Tort Hark-r within 4
!ew days. a-.
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BARN DEsTRoY ED.-The brick barr Of Mr
John Young, whose residence is rear Sheri-
dams Point, on the Potomac, was struck oy
lightning during the storm Friday evening
ana destroyed, together with its contents some
three hundred bushels Of wheat and . large
supply OF hay. The destroyed sbuildiuS. il is
said. was erected BY General Washington. and
was iocntod on portion or the originalyoun.
VernoBSs,ate Mr.. Yonng succeeded In 90 wing
his horses and the most OF the farming iYnp!e-
ments GS-aEt r.tt s-s.s-. ts
~ Two equiveeal Chicago doctors are in
trouble. Reynolds went 70 England Some
months ago after wife and left Winthrop n
charge of his practice. He returned few
days since. Rud Winthrop was fined 425 to-
day tor alleged intimidation in trying 20 in
duce Reynolds 10 stay away under fear of
Tor abortion. Reynolds was then
charged by winthrop with abortion,
and two fdstnses produced In Court. Rev.
nolds has very unsatisfacto tory record, and
has bsen in Jail for theft from fe.
cent employer. slt IS kenerai case Of pot vs.
=
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ELECTION or DPFicERa Liberty Lodge,
No. @, Knights OF PythfHs, Crganiasd August
a4sh. 1895. located nrar tbs Navy yard. have
elected shs following eficers -AlJnzo D.
Eveiy, V.C: Theodore sninIn, e. S.; Matthew
NeNeily, Jr. r. S.:San6uel Langley, H.; VIM
r. Allen, G.;A. n. Melnsprf, =, s; John q,
4NTp1y, q. b. -. n ssaef ~ affiT
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~ coiOred man, named Allen arrested in
New Or!eaps tor ragrsncy. attempted to hang
himself in1.la!I by a rope improrIs1.t from his
old shirt. The rope broke. leaving portion
still tied around his neck. With this excep.
lion Allen was perfectly naked. and IS .he
lailor opened The door he rail- out beiIi- coy
cred with perspiration and as slaei as an eel
the policeman was llnabls to hold him, and he
ran down the street followed nv several no.
lice officers. On the levee mum ber OF colored
men Were called upon 10 stop MIN, but the,
paid attention 20 This request. thinking
perhaps. thar lie was try ing to sscsi'' from he
police He con Tin ned runniIg, and, n last
jumped off the wharf into the river. and thus
ended his miserable life. stz Il II -
FROM MExlco.-!The NaNyeBepartmel. has
receiyea dispatches from Commander Eea. u.
he =. =. steamer 'racony. at Vera Cruz, an.
nouncinE that be has received official fuueilas
gepcs OF, the execution OF MaSiInifan. and
the solicitation OF the commauder,H NJ the Aus
trian vessel at Vera Cruz, he mad addres sed 10
President .iuareZ asking that the remains of
MaNimiIian might be delivered up for tranas
portation TO lustria. At the date % the tiees
patch NO answer @had-be0H- -fss.tyed 10 tnis
reauesr. Conmander Roe also ofdciatIy enn.
firms the surrender Of the CITY Q, Merica t, the
Liberals, and 2uiicip2t6s the sufreIlt!ar OF era
Cru, whirh hasstnse occurred.
sESxFElzs k,He. II rne rage for pugiiistie
S3hAhI tons is by no mems abated, although
the market for that species Of merchandise was
probably never so completely gutced as ut
i,resent. .Ioe Smith and Jack Adams, two
young aspirants frQm Jersey CfSy. Maulea one
aay. tha Inducements being bah blood besween
them m ID $3.50 side AFTER tive rounds, &C.
cUYdinE TO the arts OF war, they commenced an
indian rougn and tumble fight, opposed TO all
reeulstions, pHsl Smith. eeing Kicked when
dswn, was declared the Winner-keW Iora
.ya2doy Hsr7;d. II -; - ----~- .3#k -
e0Lew.s G. S.aBhopG Of HaSers.own, No.,
haa concluded coutyAos WIN de ODesapeAke
e1f 411,to Canal COMPANY 1of t1e sor1pleuon o3
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First National Bank Of Washington.

IL j. COOKE. tof Jay Cooke Il Co..t President.
WH :. HUNTINGTON, Cashier
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sssiisc EAR ,sSaHs s31 a. sv -
- tes /. 49.-1A 80 4 aE.~ ec -
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GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
FINAN,IAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
I5;A xtre.f opposite tie TrsdSary Dspartlsisnt.
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T.. NLTTUT.g
Ksp EArnIf Ilfrfs nHH {.

ATfsT PARIS FASHIONS OF Hail
l. UEISsIAh.
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n. B.I tske this opportunity to rneo1nmsnd -
,,s, ff Ilrr patrons 10 GO t princehl saan Office,
NJ 117 Pennsylya ania avenus ius :lronnd tho
corner from my place. feeling cverys ssurance in
thus recommending.
n N. II WAISH.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-03-23

A JUsr REBUKE.-Sumher, disregarding
the injunctions of the commandment, '4Thou
shalt not make to thyself any craven image"
for the purpose of worshipping it, has erected
a great black idol, before which he offers all
his devotions. So "enthused" has he become
IN his admiration for Sambo, that on a recent
occasion in the Senate, he likened the typical
negro to him who was crucified to save sin
ners. For this disgusting blasphemy he re-
ceived from Mr.. Fessenden the following inn
perfect but well-merited rebuke:
"Did the House, as charged by Mr.. Sum-
ner, place themselves in the situation of Pom
thus PLATE, with the negro for the Saviour of
the world, and the people of the United States
for Barrabas? Why, sir, expected him M.
Sumner) to go further, and in the next breath
to say that what with the Constitution of the
United States and the Constitutions OF the
States, the negro had been crucifed between
two thieves, and that now by this proposed
amendment the stone had been rolled away
from the doorlof the sepulchre, and he bad
ascended to sit onthe throne Of the Almighty
and Judge the world.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-03-23

In the long disputed case of j, B. McClane vs..
j. u. Boon, both claiming the very valuable prop
erty known as North Salem, Oregon, has been
finally decided by the Supreme Court of the U. S.
in favor of Boon.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1867-03-23

f 1 lisd Halu9 (
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-22
Foreign News.

The Turks claim to have achieved sew.
eral victories over the Cretans.
A difference exists between the French
Legislature and the Emperor upon the
army bill proposed by the latter.
The preparations Of the English Gov
eminent at the Hyde Park reform dem
onstration were upon On extensive scale
in case Of riot. Fifteen thousand special
police were on hand, and q large and over
whelming force of military.
The Russian correspondent of the New
York MraM states hat that there are
10000 troops at Sebastapol, which is
more strongly fortified than ever.
The Porte declines to ccde Gambia to
Greece, and inform the foreign powers
who so advised 1t, that it is quite compe'
tent to take care Of its own territory.
Foreign papers relate hat the closing
scene in the trial of Burke and Doran, ai
Dublin, was so dramatic as to suggest q
comparison between it and the similar
scene which took place when the sentence
was passed upon Smith, 0'Brien and
Mcagher. The counsel who defended
the conspirators of lS4S set in judgmen,
on their successors Of 1867, and the voice
which pleaded for mercy on tho former
occasion now pronounced sentence OIL
death.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-22

BRIDGE Notices.

The undersigned will offer for sale the
building Of the following Bridges at the
times aud places following, to-wit:
On Tuesday, May %, 1867, at 8 O'Clock
A. NJ, the building of a Bridge zeal Ja-
cob Wiltrouts, in jackson Township.
Also, on the same day, at l o'clock P.
NJ, the building Of q good Bridge East
Of Lafayette, 10 Perry township, across
the Red Haw. Also Stone Abutments
for the same.
Also, on the same day. at 8 o'clock P.
NJ, the building Of o Bridge at Hartman
S%heidler's, in Perry Township.
Also, on Wednesday, May 29tb, at 9
O'Clock A. NJ, the building Of a good
Bridge on the Cleveland road, near the
Boots farm, in Montgomery township
Also, at the same time, stone oh utments
for the same.
Also, on same day, at 2 o'clock P. M,
the building of q Bridge on the CLEVELAND
road near Fast's Saw Mill, in Jackson
township.
Also, on Thursday, May aOth, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, tho building Of Bridg,
near ]. NJ. Whites in Orange township
Also, on the samo day, at 3 o'clock P
NJ, the building Of a good Bridge pea
Esq , Culbortson's, in Orange township.
JOHN VAN NEST,
VIM. COWAN,
HENRY WIOKS,
May l5-2w Commissioners
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The eyes, Have II.

Wilson, Of Mass, made his speeches
to the negroes in Charleston, s. G., on
his winding way South. A reporter ior
a Radical paper relates this as a charac.
t%eristic incident I.
"Among other adviccs TO them, he told
them they could carry South Carolina
for the great Republican Union liberty.
loving party Of the couRtry by 10000 OF
10000 majority 'All of YOU said he,
lin favor Of doing II, hold up your hands.
~Thereupou, thousands of dusky hands
were elevated. All opposed TO doing IT,
said Wilson, 'hold up your hands, The
same number Of dusky hands were raised
Register them! Give them a vote!
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-05-22
CONSUMPTION DURABLE By DR.
sCHEyCK's MEDICINES.

To Cure Consumption, the system mustbe
prepared SO that the lungs will h al. To oc-
complish this, the liver and stomach must
first be cleansed and an appetite created for
good wholesome food, which, by these medi-
cines will DO digcstcd properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. JSCHENCK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or
mucous accumulations and, by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection, the appetite is re-
stored,
SCHENCK'S PULMON1C SYRUP ~isnuirf.
cious as well as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled
fom the system, and good, wholesome blood
male. which will repcl all disease. If pa
tients will take these medicines according 10
directions, Consumption very frequently in
It's last stage yields readily 10 their aciion.-
Take the pills frequently, 10 cleanse the liver
and stomach. II does net follow that because
the bowels are not %costive they are not require
cd. for sometimes in diarIhea they are neces-
sary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created TO allow the Pulmoniol
Syrup to act on the respiratory orgs sprop-
erly and allay any irritation. Then oil that
is required to perform a permanent cure Is,
10 prevent taking cold. Exercise about the
rooms as much as possible, eat all the richest
fopd-fst meat, game, and, In fact, anything
the appetite Graves; but be particular and
masticate we'll.
End W.