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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11
Y. 1o,i,5;.M I RriEII Of this eitv saws n

Mr.. JOHN MARTIN, Of this city, says the
MI. Vernon, Banner, received kick in the
forehead from a-horse on Tuesday of this
week, which fractured the skull badly. He
was taken to the Lybrand House. where
Drs. Russell and Stamp were called in and
rendered all the assistance in their power
In dressing the wound. Unless inhamma-
ton takes place, it is believed that he viii
RECOVER. .---- - y - IL -
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LlFE-REALTB-STRENGTH
LIFE-HEALTH-STRENGTH.
LIFE-HEALTH STRENGTH
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's

81 E CIFIC PILLS
Are prepared by the Messieurs Garancier & Du-
pont, Pbsrmaceutists, \ o. 2l4 Rue Lombard, Paris
from the Prescription of DR.. Juan Deamarre, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du Nord on Lariboisere
LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS
PARIS, May St 1853.
GENTLEBEN:-We have used the "SPEC1FIc
PILLs' made from Doctor Deamsrre's Pre-
scription. during several years past in our
private and public practice, and have found
them a most energetic and efficient REM
edy in cases of Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weak
ness; Nightly, Daily, Premature Emissions; Sex
usl W eaFness. or Inpotency; Special Dersngements
of the Nervous System; Weaknesses arising from
Secret Habits and Sexual Excesses; Relocation o
the Genital Organs; Neak Spine; Affections OF the
Urine; Milky" Discharges: Paleness of the Skin,
with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodless Lips; " Pinched'
Features; Irregular Action of the Hed4t and in all
the CHASTITY train of Symptoms arising from Over
Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all per-
sons suffering from any Synpton1dtic or 0r0unic
AGections of the GBNITo- URIHARY SYSTEMS, to use
these Pills. With high respect, we are ours most
sinceroly H.f HaHs 1913
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From which amount, deduct the $220,-
l36 paid, and it leaves unaccounted for, the
nice little sum of one hundred and seventy
nine thousand eight hundred an6lsixty- four
dollars, of which the Fund Commissioners
give no account whatever. Perhaps this is
like sample OF financiering with the Lin
coin Monument Fund of Ohio, when some
twelve thousand dollars were collected at
an expense of some seven thousand. In
like manner the Fund Commissioners pay
a debt of $22013 with 100000 of the peo-
ple's money, being about the per cent.
charged by the. collector of the Lincoln
Monument. To make even this show,
the Fund Commissioners and their aiders
and abettors in the Legislature, had to.
plunder the school children of the State of
the money raised by taxation to give them
an education, and to steal from the widows
and the orphans of those who fell in the
war, or the families of those shorn of
their limbs, the pittance which the people
raised by taxation, to keep them from ut
ter want and starvation. aA CO 20 III
To pay the remainder of the State debt
at the same ruinous rate, would require
some between twenty and thirty million
dollars to pay the debt of eleven or twelve
million, with which the State is burdened.
So much for Negro Suffrage financiering!
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VIII Ekh1bit at ,as.--
COLUMBUS
Monday and Tuesday, June
10 and IL, 1867. gaa4sas

The Spacious Pavilion will be
Located ON High street, one Square
North of Railroad Depot The
Street Cars will pass the main en-.
trance every few min uIes. .TGts-a
june3-d5t-3 10 IL . ' -'-.A -'-i.- ''.-'
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DEmoCRATC ? STATE a TICKET.

~NN~~~~O~~~--.
roR aovHRNoR, ~ "a
ALLEN O.. THURMAN, sf Franklin.
:. ,LIBurRrANr GOVERNOR,
~ DANIEL 3. UK1L, Of Rolmes.i : d. y
.Al 4RfAsuKxR or srAfx, s',sf y
o. FULTON, Of Crawford. y
@FN .AuBEFeRnoF srATBi y ~ y-rT
,.yOfaN mcELvEEE, Of Butler.
.tHsd9I ATTORNEY assERA5sO1 igT4g9
PRANK H HufD., Of Knox. ,5o a,
-, ~. SUPREME JUDGE,
THO VAS M. KEY, of Hamilton.
rroNPrRoLLER- OF TIE TREAsrRY. s,.s.gs7 q
WILLIAM sAERI DAN, jr.sSof Williams.
MEMBER BOARD PUBLIC WORKS,
ARTAgR HUGHEs,,of of Cuyahoga. ,.,
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Notice to Railroad Contractors and
eH asrtu t81I II Toho,nucsTahG9i II5hf lil

HIANTED-LABGR To BEIEm-
w PLOYED on the construction Of the Colum-
bus and Hooking Valley Railroad from Columbus
Portions of the work viii belet bysections. If de-
100 COO cross ties 900 linea feet Of hewn timber
and so 600 feet of s-inch plank wanted to be de-
liyered between Columbus and Lancaster. N u
~ saltaygsI AtIo DODGE, CASE Co.: Ho,
ie5.d3wL COver American Ex. Co.'S Ofice.Ji
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-11

empordry loan, to meet an exigency, and
it would soon be replaced by taxes levied
tor that purpose. The next season, the re-
mainder of this Relief Fund was seized for
other purposes, and the loan made per-.
nsGnent one. Thus was the soldiers widows
and orphans, for whose care and comfort
the Abolition party stood so solemnly
pledged. swindled out OF the money raised
by taxation to keep them, from starving,
and that too, in disregard of the plain letter
and spiritofthe State Constitution, and not
only for the basest political purposes, but
Ito cover up the wrong doing-the sins of
omission and of commission, of the
Fund Commissioners, and Of the majority
In the Legislature of 1854 and '65.
This latter transfer, understood to be for
a very large amount, over two hundred
thousand dollars over one year ago, and
since accumulating, is thus summarily
dealt with Aby the Appropriation Law of
April 6, 1857 HaE@yrR
'sSec. ~. The balance of moneys now
In, or which may come into the State
Treasury by collection of delinquent taxes,
and belonging to the Relief Fund, Is hereby
directed to be transferred to the, General
Revenue Funds in the State Treasury, and
made applicable to any nyappropriation, from
the General Revenue."2-
The Fund Commissioners,9 2 as we have
shown, brag high that they have paid
$220 136 of the Union loan of 1866, To, do,
this, they distracted from -,
General Revenue Fund nd................. S1ls4ll 90
Common u9S Sabooo Fand' S5SeSe 5SeSe 90 0o
Amount taken from Soldiers Relief Fund
say y....................s.!.. .. 200 900 90
Total -. ~ q :. 100000 90
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AcRessasTHe coNTINENr.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
SIX XPERCENT. IN GOLD,
NINETY CESTs ON THE DOLLAR. DNlILlli, 8. :.

+, This rosi was completed from Omaha sO5 miles
west on the fist of January. 1867 and is fully equip
ped, sna trains are regul arly lunniug oyerit The
Company has now on hand sufficient irou ties, etc .
to finish the remaining portion to the eastern base of
the Rocky Mountains. ala miles. which is under
contract to be done SeptembeTlst Of thisy ar.-aud
1t is expected that the entireroa will nrunning
order from Omaha to we tern connection with the
Central Pacific, now being r pid " built eastward
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-05

6SStne polftGfibige biIbIide Gei9i&te Der Belt.
Vote bene, biniefe un6 beIebrenoite GamIIien
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gSiaia1tt q. SrDtpnlDtp
OberbefehIshaber Il. I. N.

prise Chattanooga Republican, Knoxville Wing,
6h byville Republican, Greenviile Era and JONES.
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nteine Diitbirger ailer gdrteien BON Der
@i9ti9feit, ia, obloliIten 9fotbmnoiss
teit gu aber3eueen; rabis gu bleiben,
CUTE Srbuung gu bolteu nnb seOulbise
INTERVIEWING eesea bic @elese, fOipie
itreuse 9Iusfibrnng berfelbeH iiberau
innerbalb Der grensen oes Staates gu
bef0r6ern. 8erbre9en an lobaIen Bur,
germ, iueiB ODER fdnar;, unb 8erlesun<
gen bes gBablsefeses Fnb ALE bas Bsrf
fdIedter Msniden, ipeIbe 3uiitiafeiten
berpor5urufen ilden nno peroen ni9t
9eSuloet peroen, > srsi7irase asla 5in
gerFanoise NIB erfabrene 0fanaer
iueroen nit Dem S'efebIe Der oSfatienal<
saroe" in iebem County, wobin iie bsrs
Ieat ueroem, betraut unb anseipiefent
tuer6en, ale s,Iten 8iirser, abaefeben
bon politiiden @arteien, gu befbiiben
unb R0roer, 8auberi uno aabere Sc
febes iibertreter Sa befrafen. llnb bic
9ln3abl Der in Den oftiDen DienIt be-
rufenen Sruppen miro berntebrt ODER
berabgelest luerbeh ie nadoeni ii& oas
quite ODER i9ledte 8etioeeu Oes Soltes
berausiteut. 0fit Der Soffnuua baB
oieie 8rotlamatien Die Sdnoe bes Iopas
len @oIfes urferes Staates fraftieen
unb fur Die Sutunft be9eiitern, iOpie bic
OisIonaIen bon iueitern setpalttbati9em
Sanblungen abldreden miro, eebe i'd
bieIeIbe a9tunasbou aus meinen San >
ben nit Der 8ieoerbolung neiner Ser
| ii9eruns, bab i'd tuirflid meme, mas
i'd iase, unb bab Die @eneralberiamn'
lung nit Der gaiiiruns oieieS Iifitar>
| gefeses in grnt mar.
IlL.S.) 3um3eugnib oefen babe i'd meme
| llnterf6rift bierunter seisBt unb
bas groBe Staatslieeel I'M @gecus
tiboeperternent gu -gfaIbbiue am
%. Sage bes Sebruar 1867 gu
atta6iren befobIen. s5 r.5
SSiaia1tt g. 8rDipnlDtp.
Sberbefetlsbaber Il. T. NJ.
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eYreB II. Sillles'
2 (tdalib an0 fp6Aentli6)

NbWUtbS1 INV t10SVStAAAtsUI<
Dies 1T has einsise IOpaIe GIntt, NIT ausnabme bet
Staatssettuno" weId5es in Rafbpiae berouss
seseben rpirS. Bon allen bier erf9einenben BI6ttern
BOT es bic sr5ste GirtuIatisn anb lit es bas osieae
Organ ses Staates. IS bat cine sroBe GirfuIation
m gsorben fOpObT ais aud i'm SaSen unO @ef9dftss
Ieute t5nnen tein beferes MnseisensD s6tum fnben.
9as tdsEi9e 8Iatt entbaIt bic letten utts pOItdn>
Sieen tsIesrcpbif9en Beri6te BON peIitif9en unb
commereeHen unb aHsemeinen Neuisteiten. Die
asfafneuietelten Der StaSt unS nmeebung uerben
fiibrh bertet unb in e6er Siniidt Hinlutt bie=
es BIatt ben erften ans unter ben hiefSsen 3etuu
gen elm.
pie GreisnifTe bes tOnmenSen SabreS perSen BON
SntereHe ietn. neberau 1T bas sanb in Hufresuns,
llns binnen Sturgeon perben bic Iuicbtisfen sebens'
fraaen er5rtert unb entf&ieeen perben. @ir miMi4n
batter, baB uns oas IopdIe BpH In BEN fommenben
gsabnampfe nit allen in ibrsn ardften 1eHenOen
itteIn unterftiiten ntSsen, un6 unierem BIatte in
eSem tIeinen 9orfe ober TIeden i'm Stuate 8erbreis
tuns ;u geben. Sn 3uflnft iDie has In Der 8ersans
aenbet seiGeben, Iurb has BIntt BET trnitIie ger<
t6ebiger Der Sheen iib 4rintpien unieres aesenwdrs
tisen Gpnsreies iein.
1nier .Sobzaoom 1T in ie6er Sinitt5t pOafdnbis
eingeri9tet uns mir f5nnen an S4neaisteit nnS
RieoIi6teit nidt eebcten per6en. Yerieuen, rpeIde
Sradfa@eu onssefibrt baben pollen, tSnnen fsb
auf ercegepte ausfbrlns sesebsner Aufird8e IL ben
btaigaen ssretien perIafien.ss 81 81 &ssa go
4Ran aoreffire A&S#k8a
Ayree anb Sime5 GD, .
Sto. 8 Stortb @berrp Street
Ss0fbsiae ..gasass. e. seH"efTee.
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9arper's MeeflD
elegant bur6pes iluitrirt.
SnbfcriptiDmem.

M - OF 4s
Die Serauseeber baben elm Spfem nit bonn qoit'
Gepartement eingefibrt bltr9 DeI9es iie Sas Tosas
CINE, Oruie ibre BeefEn Seaen, peIbe es uOrsieben
b eielben brett pom Der Office bes Sernussebers
besteben, nit 20 Gents pro Sobr sufenbeu Derben
ieOob mus btefer 8etrds an bic 9efscffet bes SUBS
feribenteni besobh wsrOen. 4Dfmeiiter pSer eelte
bic fur Clubs 8eitunsen 81 besieben piniden, erbaz
ten auf gertanseii Show Bills.
Se6in4iIm9eu.
Sarper's gseetIp fur Sabr $500.
a Glne Grtra saiunmer, pom 94eetIn ruie pom Wneas
CINE, pirb ebem Club, Der auf 1untinern 400
abonnirt, gratis uerabtclgt. = m
SebIenos Aumizern f6ltnen ieoeraeit na9geliefert
me1oen.
Cine gteibenfoIge oHer Nllmmern Ses Sabres pom
Sorpers Beetlp IDerbeu bur GrpreB, fret ni1tos
zen lnO nieoti9 sebunben fur 81 psrianSt: Sine
poIftdneige Auseabe, neun Sohrgaage umfaflene,
wir6 bel Ginienbung ppn $5.25 pro Snbrgang, mil
Na5sdbtungber Eron sportsRoften Derf9tdt wereen
Der 8. SobFgans eri9eiat am 1ften Sauna 1867 uou'
| ftdnoig.
~ lrper s. @rptberS,
24Sba rantltn Sauars, giep gOrt
4
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S. Sidling's & GO's.
6rpfer aSerfamf bon ll6resa

/ 4
6rpfer @erfaaf 0Dit llbreIt
xBisS al stnsn einfa9sn gI4h ID sle6en gretieu,
5enSs 5r s AN 80 jsrt asE I'd ss5sn. bsne
sadE wte ptel SseieIbe h65eren sBert5 bat un6 nur
Ssn s SSirS Bsaas Luna rsrIanss. 'N''t
500 s&eiiee Nnlbene 6nfttna nbren. ;, @25a-750
so laDie eafeS ,GoIssns f5refs.. - 1De-s0o
/ 700 @slSsne pant GJfsnoinetsr 1breri 250-SO9
loo @eGoene 3uHttng Gpttn6ey nhren. 200-250
sOS ~ SS!ssSs STns SngIsT nss. iSSl2S9
5,006 Stlberne bunting GgLin6er gsss... $3.50
s sOoS S Ss ssssss igs,s SSsS
200O0 @oIbene 6urtina aepires. -. So rs
5000 giIberne ubrea pea4tebneE Mrten s0-100
5J00e @ilberne AMMtlHa bxslf. 80 80 - 25- 50
Seber ia Saran mes6eiesnss erbdlt sine i1br bnE9
steie einri4MMa. bic SO teet, w6brenb e eiueH
! BeEgb ppff $3.50 bebel tafis Metne 3euorjnguneer
IsIs.n Maissesn: etaltns a. eo,s. steee aMsEtta;
emen f0fcrttgen Mtf6b obtoen 6naefhrten Gorr1tkes
Die Certificate biertn, pele ben ArtiteI ndher nens
zen nne anseDel, t1S iF psFfeseIten GDAUfrts ente
ssesr icGkes Gertsiseafe trb ,a ben In srs eOus
| perts angessbensn @eoenfdnben tere%tief, Na9kem
Esr s. sSsh EN- @ sss as y
setabt bot, en benz IN bemfeIbeH eeens
EeHs lSs p .en snitams &c afs "a &lo psrt5
Ietn aotterte Sgte DeInebr ethe stee nm Ieeittms
/ MISREPRESENTATION.
Gin elgseiMte @erttFEdf tDieb per Non MaG @ms
Wang BON Is Genfs sei6idt wesben, nabgsnS s ia
~ II fftr @2, 30 UNI cine elesaase Bramte lif OBJ
w mnh cine ll09 melt westbpDneEs @yGaste iilF 80
tO0 unb cine herrIi1e ubr for SIS tberidnnt wefbtH
Mgenteu aheT 1emte wehe fi ais f6Ibs iE btes tins
i fer1ebmgu infetsjrea DoHen, betet @ bferbur6 etns
IeeHe @elegemhett bar. % 1T bites ein sr96u8 Ge'
i gtevmns Gutcrffrt Hnt Der genoaen BffentE@sn
i etnf4t aMteEbretteti tn gerfH6t "a {!
/ =. @t9itne u. CO.,
4 E 1Ag wrsabRap, nabe Der non cffees y
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DeafbDtiie i1n6 Chattanooga
sIyl t2sIla 9iftu6abil.I2 =SI4s9 /

> - ~1StS1sStS0aeS -
8eitsB d feI.
8tpei taslibe 3aee berIafIen Raibbils
fur Bnfbington, Stem Sort nno
aIIe Yunfte i'm Often nno Sn6en.
,@enauer Maf1IaB miro IN ebats
.rlooad Nioreens uro 9benos
fiir ole StaSte i'm Often
uro Siioen Getiaht.
Office bes 0eneraI-Stspe rtnfenbeMten.
u. y. q. nne 3. v. ". ID. Giienbahn.
Raf5pile. Tenn, San. a. 1857. !,
4n uns MAD sOnntas. a. sanaar 1856 anb bis
peiters 9ptis, sebsn *afasieEsase ab wie telst:
10 RefBpiIIe uns 81 a ttareo . stnte.
gerlatt RafbsiHe fir GaIbnatsn, 9sp gsrt, w
ssd ssSa DAB Ss ass IN 500 S 500
r.; tommen IA Chattanooga an nm 400 z. q. une
400 p. l.; teiDe Siee Feben tn Gbattaueesa IN
gennler Bsrbinhung nut bersn Der Gnt EeHa. .. Ga
anS Besrn T. atIalttie eijsnbabnsa. SilEad ssrIabt
&c G5ottanooea UNI 740 q. 3D. ssS !. "a d b., nad
ETss be E; 8ss sss e, q &C. as s 4 3 s
eIesaute 4alaee SaIafpasen on allen
gta3t Raifasieraieeu.
SbeIbpptIIs Atto m 6batien.
BerIdst Sbeibpuine $40 q. d. unb 1z-50 y. H. efs
reitht Rofppiue lilo ". N. nnb 4.30 p. M. Der
last Eafbptne flr SbeIbpuHe 90 u. %. unb see p.
81 erreibt SbeIbpuine 800 u. %. 1n6 sos p. u.
RafbpiHs una 3 TsweRItd ainte.
erpreb 4aftaatsr.-gs rIatt Raibpiae 500
| ron Sebnfonpi1e 400 y. ~; 4ntunft tn Raibutas
SSee ani Der q. uaS g. 3d. q. q. perbsnben IN
So6uisnpilIe nit ben Cairo unbSphnfcnuile @ootetI
/ BSS. Gpien nnh NabI3eiteu fnc frei auf Steamers
yel9e in Serbiueans ftehen nit Der y. aaS y. .,
Gifenbdbu.
HSS@ PaiIasiers biefer goute eriparen BE asReu
e. SGiafsearS uilS GiIen swiiGen RafbUtae uni
~ Sass sdIten an allen sasDii9ea Ifsssnstu
GtotiOnen an. eMtts.ef. ~
Ttaets fnS 81 kabea Bel 8. g. Sadfon, seeeniibei
st. GiOus 9Otel OSer am Chattanooga Depot.
80. -. SaneS, GenI. Supt.
1lif 0&Si .4 R.amb a. @.R. r. tpiii
/ 5. @. .Bropn .s4,-
General Raf. asent.
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glusee3eiAnete SAlaftpaeen an
alien gfatbt5iieen.
8d88aae bnrt6marfirt.
6abrpreiie 70 nieOris, tpie Die nieorieften
Gplumbta Neecmpbatfons3us tGsli9, ausee.
- ~ . fnn,,frfe,1 fS5n,tnf1o6 sncss =

| Der Columbia Meeomo6ationssug pirh betanbig
bic oben aneesebene 8eit etnbGItert. aMssenomnen,
Sss pa5rs1S Ses Ssm M S!s ASfaartssslt pom
Tir Sur9biHets lnb aneere MuffI6rms wenbe man
fitb gefdneft bas Sureau Der Raihpile Bef6rbes
| rIn9sgeieui1aft, noroDflide Ode Summer sHns
| pile, Eenn.
r.; l iaSs &siil 8. .. Ban Dpne,
l NIL SN -ts t7r Generals Supe riHtenbent.
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0rpDettee,, g So.

0ieie sianos empFnsea ben bSdfen 8reis in be
administering lber bic beften 6abrifate 2onbons
Paris', SeaE4IGnbs, Der StaSte Stem gcrt, PbiIas
oelpbia, Baltimore unS SOfon; ebeniO bic GoISzges
baiHe ami BEN emeritouiiasn SnititHt in esss
DS- 6anf aaf chamber fOIsenSen Sabren. .-zSq
unfere gianOs entbaIten Sas Sarfen Fe6aI, ben
frans0Ff6en Dampfer. ben perhdrtten Sab, pole els
lerne Rabmen unb ale mObernen 8erbeferungen. =
Sebes Suifrnment auf finf Sabre saarantirt an6
pereen unter aufii6t bes 9errn s. 8.@rDpe zen
fabrisirt, Der cine prattbe Or abruns Son aber IS
Sdtren Bat nnb Der iber 600 Rtanos feIbf scmat
bat l1niere BortbeiIe befdbsen nns unfere 6dbris
tate BON 10000 Doars bilise, au uertuufe, ais tr
4erb eire anSere Sabrif. wB iu I21S
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9iefss Srn@banb III gang oeridieten int Frif
. unS u tito pOn irsens einem an srn i'm Sc
brOrd5 nuo BAT eSen ruInI6enswatben 8ortbetll
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Sine sntt e'elesenbeita far
~ go lT6efffeir. - 'ts@g

Refine Seize saein aBalIesi &eia Setieawafer
sna Brewue WIae 2einigtlHge. ppiirmitfsI.
ata9N Ratentift an 10. Dit1b1 1856
I'M Deitter, SpisgeE, @oS, eilBsr, pIattirte Esaa,
rem, Mejftng, Rtspieg Hinn &c. ia reniaef,. ein'
Esns atFnbnne pen BEN er6bten pfattif4en xDsrt9s
mefltte fir ale 8auAbhIter, @frthe, xobenbeHser
/. %. MtftfFft &. ". Brown. 80. "a gleffer Strabl
Mew gDrt. 2iberaler Aatat fir 6fnbIfr. 80,
S0sg(nts tas Rdft4tIi. Ms JAMIE szkR
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9a6aaierpaaen an 8raataiiaen
grie 5gilenbaIDll /!
agM - - - is
GROCER, brsiter Damn. = DOppeltts @sItil.
IS SSetp 9JDrf, SDffDm
unb 9eueusIanp- Stdbtru.

Gie'e GfTenbabn erftredf fid uon aiz4x
Durtirf mad Hesps Sort AGO Meilen, q
8nTalO mad 9iep gerf 423 9feilen, a
Salamaaea mad gffip gprt AIS Mtilm
! e5ss uns III pon &a4 sA
R 22-27 MeiIen Der fiirseite @eg
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-20
The CHARGES oc ERriherr-

The Investigating Committee appoint
ed on the Senatorial Election has made its
report and aver they have not been able
10 discover any evidence which duplicates
any one with using improper influence.
notwithstandingaH the cpcrsons who made
frequent charges Of bribery and corrup-
uon, were invited TO appear before it, and
many We're compelled by the strong arm
OF the law to testify; but their evidence
dId not implicate any one in the least
Inc testimony Itself is an amusing docu-
ment. Those who were foremostin max
ing charges either at once acknowledged
they knew nothing at all, or else gave -
their authority bar-room reports and RI
mors. One thought he had found . hat
full Of eggs, but afterwards discovered
that 1t was mares nest not having the
remotest connection with the candidates
for Senator
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-20
Sperial Aotices.
Important Qualities.

BfandrethS Pills 50 stimulate all the interior power,
Tue system that every poison impurity forced from
'"e oood INTO the bowels and Tins passes off, Recent
scS Of sickness will often be cured by the sfct r
hrandrehs P!Ils, which, when the opcratlo is fun and
complete leave the blood poisonous and un-
healthy matter that of newborn babe In colds in
A"hatory diseases, ANA in cholera their use re-
STORE" 10 h'"th sooner than all other remedies because
they take from the JoUd aad bowels those unou
which pains, cramps, and aches depend for continuance
captain Isaac Smith, Of Sing Sing says thirty of Bran
dretha Pills. taken according directions cured him Of
very severe bronchial affection after older means had fail
ed and he wishes his numerous friends 20 know the fact
hFandreth Pulls, Principal Office, Brau4reth House, y
l. Sold by all Druggists. See my name o ioverual ert
stamp. without which the pills are spurious
ieU-O-tm B. BRaNDRETH.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-20
TO OWNERS OF HORSES.

THOUSANDS ofhorses die yearly from Collie. This need
not be- Dr.. Tobias Venetian Horse L!ument will pos
tvely every case If given when first taken. The
cost is only dollar. Every OF horse should
have bottle in his stable, ready for 1t warranted
superior to anything else for the Cuts Wind Calls
Swelngs, Sore Throat Sprans, Bruises Old Sores, &c.
This Liniment is remedy. 1t has been used and
approved Of for 10 years by the first horsemen in the
try. Given to over-irven horse It acts Ike magic
Orders constantly the racing stables Of
England FOR il, The celebrated Hiram Woodruff
ting fame has used for years. and says it is far superior
to other he has tried He kindly permits refer
to him. His address is East New York Long Island Rec
oiect DR. Tobias Venetian Horse Liuiment put up in
pint bottles. Take other. Sold by the Druggists and
Sadders Depot, CortIantt Street. New York Jan237w
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-20
The Stnfp EGnn.

The Democrat copies an article editori-
ally from the Harrisburg Patriot and
Union conveying the impression That the
proposed State loan is neig deJt, than
which nothing could be further from the
truth. The bill simply authorizes a loan
of S23,00O,0OO for the redemption Of ali
Bonds against the Commonwealth that
are nor OUercile. The Governor. Audi
tor-General and State Treasurer, are al-
thorized to make the loan. in the follow
manner: Five million of dollars PAYABLE
at any time after five years and within ten
years; eight millions at any time after ten
years, and within fifteen years, and ten
millions at any time after fifteen years.
and within twenty-five years These
bonds are exempt from taxation for state
municipal and local purposes, and bear
interest not exceeding six per cent, pay =
able semi-annualIy, on the Ist February
and the lst of August. 1t is asserted that
by this law, the State will save at lea.,
one million Of dollars. The same bill cX-
emptsall bondsag againstthecomm
from taxation. Capitalists will find thi,
loan profitable and safe investment
Such papers like the Patriot and Union
and Philadelphia Age, as organs for =
party, are shame and disgrace to it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-20
EeaiIrODd Hem.

Farmers, country merchants and trades
men Of KishacoquilIas valley, awake from
your slumbers and look to your interests.
Let Us live like others and be of some use
to the rising generation and ourselves.
Let us all unite and have a railroad
through the valley. Many farmers have
offered ten dollars for every acre OF land
they own, toward a road from ReedsvilIe
to intersect with Pennsylvania Railroad
ut Nillcrecl. And this will be your only
wise plan for you ever to succeed in getting
a railroad. This YOU will consider but
trifle after you once see the great benefits
to be derived from its construction
Again, every acre of land you possess will
be worth ten or fifteen dollars per acre
more, after the road is made. Why do
you then hesitate TO invest money in such
a grand enterprise. 1t certainly viii pay
hundred per cent. better than oil stock.
\ FARMER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-02-20

Godey's Lady's Book for March, filled
with all kinds of good things for the la
dies, is already upon our table.
The Blair County Whig recommends
Judge Taylor for Judge Of the Supreme
Court.
Captain J. w. Dougherty, of Holidays
burg, who was called on to assist a consta-
bic in arresting a man named Matthew
Farren, was stabbed in the abdomen and
will probably die.
HAIR REsTORATIyE.-Bay rum, one
quart; tincture lobelia, one fluid ounce;
tincture cantharides, one fluid drachm.
Bathe the hair with the mixture once a
day and it Will gradually turn gray hair
to its original color-the best Of all appli-
cations