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100000 LBS. or WOOL

VNTANTED ATTHE New PHILADELPHIA
w Steam Woolen Mills, to be manu-
factured into Cassimeres, Satinets. Flannels.
and Blankets. r. .r' tr
Parties bringing wool to be manufactured
will be required to furnish the following
quantities.:
For yd. of Heavy Doeskin Cashmere II
to lbs of clean fleece wool.
For yd. of Light Doeskin Cashmere u
to l. lbs of clean fleece wool. ~ 80
For yd of Double and Twist Cashmere
II to lbs of clean fleece wool.
For yd. of Heavy Satinett II lbs of clean
fleece or ib Tub-washed wool. jf.'
For pair Blankets II lbs of clean fleece
OF 10 lbs of Tub washed WOOL $50 .l
What is termed clean fleece wool will not
shrink over 40p per cent in washing. I'm
washed Spanish wool will shrink from IS to
70 per cent.
The above quantities of wool being fur
niahed we charge for manufacturing rs
Heavy Doeskin Cashmere 80 cts per yd.
Light g 75 g -
Double ond Twist " 100 to 125 ''
Heavy Satinets to 20 &C
rdaesd rlne Blankets R1as,,ts4 55,00 per pair.
Carding, Spinning and -.t..
Keeling IS to 20 cts. per tb.
Roll Carding y T Ito s h" "
Grease mpst be furnished or we will hay.
to charge extra.
We have on hand large stock of Cassi-
meres Satinets, Flannels, Blankets, Skirts,
and Yarns of all descriptions, ut reduced
prices for cash, or in exchange for WOOL.
firstrate assortment of Fancy Yarns
always on hand. g...---T.
WILLIAMS, BURY E LAHMER.
New Philadelphia, MAY l5, '67. .3no.
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"a
THE advertiser, having been restored to
health in u few weeks by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered for several
Years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consumption--is anxious to
make known to his fellow-sunerers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send COPY
Of the prescription used free of charged.
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find sure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Choughs
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections.
The only object of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflict-
ed, and spread information which he con
ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.---
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York,
May s, l867-lyr,
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The MORGAN DelanO Case,

The Mount Vernon Bnaner says: On the
hight of the 22d Of May the testimony was
finally closed in the contest between Delano
and Morgan, and we hazard nothing in say
ing that General Morgan will not only re-
tain his seat, but that his majority will be
more than doubled, And this is not only
our opinion but it is the Judgment of the
learned and esteemed counsel, who assisted
General Morgan in the different counties Of
the district. ltis true that his opinion. is
based upon the sup2osition that the case
will be fairly investigated by the committee
and honestly by the House 1t is also true
that the committee on Election is compo ed
of seven Republicans and two Democrats,
but General Morgan feels every confidence
that the ease will be heard and determined
with the impartia}ity Of a court Of law. -
And if this be done, the result may be con
sidered determined, for evidence in the case
demonstrates that Mr.. Delano had not, ana
has not, the shadow nf claim to tho seat
of General Morgan.
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I EGAL NOTICE.

JAMES HENDERSON, Nancy Hender-
son, Hamilton King, Frederick KimmelI.
and Levina Henderson (widow) will t Ike
notice that a petition was filed against them
on the 18th day of May, 1867, i'll the Court
OF Common Pleas, of Harrison County,
Ohio, by William lKimmell, and is now
pending, wherein said William Kimmell
demands partition of all of the South West
DR. of Section 10, in Township II, of Range
5, in Steubenyille Land District, except 81
acres Oft the east side of said quarter: also
part of the Northwest quarter of Section
"a, in Township ii. in the same Range, be-
ginning at the northwest corner of said
Section, thence south with Section line SO
5~lG perches, thence south GA deg east 81
5>l0 perches; thence north deg. east 70 g.
10 perches to the Section line, thence west
40 $40 perches to the beginning, containing
IA acres, IS perches. Also another part of
said last quarter section, beginning at the
southwest corner of said last tract, thence
south with the Section line 50 3>10 perches.
thence south rs deg. east % perches, thence
north II deg east 80 $40 perches, thence
north IS deg west 80 perches to the begin
ming; containing 10 acres and containing in
all l04 acres more or less, which lands are
more particularly described in said peti-
ton; land also praying the assignment OF the
dover Of said Levina Henderson in said
real estate; and that at the next Term of
said Court, application will be made by
said petitioner for an order that partition
be made of said premises and said widows
dover therein assigned.
WILLIAM KIMMELL.
By s. b. SHoTwELL,
his Attorney. Nav %, 1857 st.
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Query.

For those who are clamoring for the
maintenance of the faith Of the nation. /
Wasn't the faith of the nation solemnly
pledged, lst, that the war was not waged
TOR the purpose of interfering with the do.
mestic institutions of the South? I'd, that
it was not waged for the subjugation or con
quest OF the South? Sd, that the States of
the South should be re-admittod into the
Union with. their sovereignty, rights, and
even their digRty unimpaired? Wasn't the
faith Of the nation, We ASK pledged to each
Of these propositions, and az each of them
brohen? And by whom? BY the very bra
zen villains who are now appealing to the
betrayed and beggared toilers of the land,
and, in the name Of the nations faith, for.
sooth, asking them to pay the bonded Shy,
locks their aceursed interest, and this.
though their own little ones shall grow hun,
cry aud in ragsl tu.
In the expressive words Of Brick pome.
roy we say, dunn snch hypoc,ftyp'
u.s., "Oqr new fellow citizens, the Esaui.
nts,'x. jos so! Doesn' that sould cool?
- I,o0qR Gqzctte.
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Illinois and Missouri -Es1lD1 ense
Democratic Gains. .

Atthe recent election for Supreme Judge
in the Second Grand Division of Illinois,
composed Of twenty counties, the Democ-
racy elected their candidate, Judge Walker,
by 1850 majority, ina District that gave
an Abolition majority of 3,0H last Ncvem-
Der. A change Of 1924 votes in seven
mouths is sufficient for all practial pur-
poses. rf. a.. @
The Missouri Republican thus chronicles
recent Democratic victory in that State:
''The Radicals of Belleville received
dra5bng yesterday which they will remem-
ber. The Democrats elected Wildings by
a majority of 150-a gain of seven Numbered
since last fall. The Democrat says the Dem
ocracy is corpsel But it sloshes around
the Radicals in fatal style.
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The New Platform of the Rnda-
calls. -... 81.

U. S. Senator Benjamin ?. Wade, Of
Ohio, acting President of the U. s. Senate,
in speech, at Lawrence, Kansas, gives the
following as the coming platform of the Ra.
dical party. They favor anotherrevolution
Tor the equal division Of property. They
propose to take the lands, the bonds and
money from the rich, and make an equal
division. What think the radicals Of Har-
rison county Of the plan?
LAWRENCE, KANSAS, June 10, 'SG7.
Senator Wade delivered a significant
jmpromptu speech to day, in reply to calls
from crowd Of citizens in front of the no
tel whore the eXcursonists dined. lie de-
clared unequivocally in favor of female suf-
frage; rciteratel views expressed in the
Senate last spring declared that neither
johnson nor the devil could tempt Con
gress to leave the people; said the Southern
ers now had the milt.est terms offered them
they ever would get, and that if they re-
leeted them the screw would be given an
other turn, and they would be compelled to
yield. The Senator added that the sha2-
ow of another struggle was over us; that
Congress, which has done so much for the
slave cta nat quietly regard the terrible DIS
tiactioa lchich ecjSts bettceell tie hLorer and
the employer; property is not fairly d,rtded,
and more equal distribution must be
,crought out. Ii you, dull heads, he said
can not understand this, the women will,
and canyassers upon the eve of an election
viii have to tell the laborers what they will
do for them. Men should not be compell-
,.i TO lnho ,,,l loip
IL cure. nor can this always be the case
here where every man a capi all>t to cer-
tain extent. These inequalities are not felt
as they are in the East; every man, then,
who was subject to capitalist ought to
leave him and get two hours nearer sun
down forthwith. He (Wade) pledged him
self to advocate boldly and persistently the
natural rights of man, and predicted the
most important commercial results from the
completion of the Pacific Road. He was
frequently applauded' t'. j.. ..t 80
The dispatch also says that ''Hon. John
Covode, Of Pennsylvania, then followed in
few similar remarks" @-r, a.. y.
That simply confirms what we have said
time and again: that the Radicals can not
pause even to take breath, but must on, on,
or be crushed by the people. The banner Of
agrarianism Is now raised by one ofthc Rad
icai chieftians, and responded to by others;
and hencefore, the Radical crywill he fair
division of property. When that shall be
reached Radiealism will have got to the
end of its line, and will disappear in the
general anarchy that will overthrow society.
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= E O Po S A i s
FOR BUILDING
Presbyterian Church
CADT1,o

< - ~
GEALED proposals will be received until
~ noon on the 18th day of July 1867, for
the erection Of said Church, which is to be
80 by "a feet, with basement and steeple,
according to plans and specifications pre-
pared by j. w. Kerr, Architect of Pittsburr
Pa, now in our possession.
We desire proposals for the entire build
ing as well as separate proposals, for Brick
and Stone work, Carpenter work, Plaster
ing, Painting and Glazing. ... g..
The Brick will be furnished by the un
dersigned, all other materials to be furnish
ed by the contractor. Building to be com
pieted by November /. 1868.
Contractors to furnish security for the
performance of their agreements.
Funds will be furnished as the work
progresses. ,t
There will be $50 perch stone work, and
450, 900 brick in building, by specifications.
The plans and specifications can be seen
by calling on James Henderson, "Cadiz
House," HENRY BOY LES. .,f'
JAMES lGNDERSON,
-.e. j. NJ. ESTEP, Is ~.
May29, 1S67-1t. building Committee
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NTEXICO.

No Disposition Vet Made of Max
ImiIian and His Oflcers-Men-
dez ShOt-The Commander OF
MaNimiIian'S Body Guard Shot
French Omcers HiIssIng-Her
Oism of the wife Of Prince
Salm-SaIm Maximilian still
S1ck-MiTamOn Likely 10 Die
of Isis WOunds-The Treach-
cry of Lopez.
Special to the New York Herald.
QUBRETARO, MAY 26.
No disposition has yet been made of Max
imilian and the bulk of the 45O officers cap.
tnred with him. General Mendez was shot
ON Sunday. ~ -t 81 ~ II
Escobedo had Issued an order that all
officers hiding who did not surrender in
twenty-iour hours would be-summarily shot
when captured. Mendez did not give him
self up. He was captured on Saturday
night and shot early on Sunday morning in
the public park. He met his fate like
brave man. -fid
Colonel Campos, commander of Maxi
milan body-guard, who attempted to es-
cape with $4, QUO when the surrender took
place, was also shot.
No other executions are known, though
many are suspected.
81 All the French officers are prisoners. The
principal prisoners are confined together in
a church in very indifferent quarters, with
out leds or any toilet conveniences. ID.
Maxinilian continues i'll of dysentery.
The wife of Prince Salm Salm, an Amer.
ican lady, closely related to President John
son, has made her way alone to President
Juarez at San Louis, to intercede for her
husband life and that of the Emperor
This lady has succeeded so well in her brave
mission, that yesterday, on her arrival here
from San Luis, shI. the Emperor and
Prince Salm Salm had a long interview with
Escobedo, and | have reasons to believe that
terms were arranged by which the lives of
more of the foreigners will be spared. s
MiranOn, it is expected, will die of the
wound received in trying TO show fight on
the day the city was betrayed. -.
Report says General Lopez, who let the
Liberal troops into the city, received three
thousand gold ounces for his treachery.-
The surprise was complete. Everything
was taken, and not one of the prominent
chiefs escaped. Scarcely fifty houses were
fired n.
Most Of the troops have gone on to the
City Of Mexico, but Escobedo and strong
garrison. still remain in the city. The roads
are in terrible state from robberies and
murders.
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IMPORTANT To SUFFERERS
DIR. It. j I&ISNER.

Practical Physician Jor al. ,arCns, Diseases
Of The Ge,sito Urfn0ry Organs.
OFFICE, No. 4, Odd Fellow Building.
MonroeSt., East of Mcclure House, -
WHEELING, w. VA. IN Il
For number OF years DIR. Kisner has
made speciality in the treatment of all
Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, in which ha has been eminently
successful. Tho following are few among
the rnany affections of these organs, to the
treatment of which the DR.. gives his entfro
attention, viz: Chronic Catarrh of the Blad-
der and Urethra, Irritable Bladder and
Dribblihg of Urine, Gravel, Diobets and
Difficult Urinating. Syphilitic Diseases in
all their varied FORMS Ghonorrhea, elect
Structure, in all their Complications, Sper.
matorrh0a, Impotence and all Deseases of
the Sexual System arising from Sexual A.
buses. and Youthful Indiscretions. All op-
erations neatly and quickly performed
Persons afflicted particularly with old and
troublesome cases should lose no time to call
on or address DIR. KIsNER communication
containing stamps or fee promptly noticed.
Office hours u. m. to u IN. to D. m.
References, Prof B. r.. Payne Steuben-
vile Ohio. DR.. Ct. w. Arnold, Cambridge
Ohio, Reed q Kroft, Druggists Wheeling
wv. Va tHH .E1sIfEIN1 .Ff
Juue 81 I06R-I vr
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s''1 DIR. SCHENCK'S ,15'
PULMONIC SYRUP.

This great medicine cured Dr. j. II. SouEHoK, the
Proprietor, OF Pulmonary Consumption, when Il had
assumed It's most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death appeared to be inoyitabe. His physicians pre-
nounced his case incurable when he commenced
the use of this simBi0 but powerful remedy. His
health was restored in very short time, and no
return Of tho diseaae has been apprehsnded for all
tho symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention
exclusively to the cure OF Consumption and tho
diseases which are usually complicated with Ii, and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. Dr. SCHEseK
makes professional visits several OF the larger cities
weekly, where he has large concourse of patienta
and it Is truly astonishing to SEQ poor consunptveu
thst have to be liitcd out Of eircarTiages, and In
few months healthy, robust persons. Dr
sCHENCK'S PIJLMoNICr SYRUP, .SEAWEED
TONIC, and MANDRAISE FILLS are generally
all required IN curing Consumption. Full direc-
tions accompany each, that any one can take them
without seeing DIR. SoHENoK, but when 1t Is con-
venient it s best to sec him. He gives advice troc
but for athorough examination with his splrolnetor
his fec Is three dollars. TrctH3 G|a HdH JguI
Please Observe, when purchasing, that the tive
Bkeneeses Of the Doctor--one when In the last staga
Of Consumption, and the other "a he now ia In
perfect health-are on tho Government stamp. W
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price $1.50
per bottle, or $3.50 The half dozen. Letters for
advice should always be directed to DIR. Schenck's
Principal Office, Is North 9Th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Ago,a: Demas Barnes g. Co.,,
N. Y, S. 3. Hnnco, Baltimore, Md. John u.
Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; sWalker& Il Taylor, Chicago,
Ill. Collins Bros, ST. Louis, Mo. [3d W. ca. no. VI
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HARRISON NATIONAL Rank lE GilIZ
CONVERSION OF 7 $40,

N reply to numerous inquiries in regard
j to the manner of converting the August
z 3~l0s in the new 5-20 Gold Coupon Bond
we make the following statement for the
benefit of the holder of Bios, who may
not be informed: ss-rfae go
The Governments computes the interest
the maturity of the last coupon, allowing
seven and three-tenths on the 3-10s, and
charging six per cent on the 5-2Os. For
example: you send to Washington $1,000
3~l0 Bond which reaches there ON
May LIST, ~ FL # 1000
"a days interest, CFrom Feb. 15.) IA so
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You pay Government, 476
1t will be seen by this that the Gold inter-
est is given as currency, which is of itself a
profit to the party converting the Bios of
nearly EIGHT DOLLARS per $1,000 aside
from the fact that at the present rate of
Gold, the 5-2Os pay over s per cent. per an
mum.
We are converting THE 7 3-1Os ON
MUCH BETTER TERMS THAN THE
GOVERNMENT as the buying and sell
ing rates enables us to allow the holder
of the 73-10s a better figure than has yet
been offered by any one rs commission.
We also exchange the new $40 bo.ld for
the other Series of 7 3>1Os on the most IA
vorable terms.
Parties exchanging through us, in addi-
ton to getting much better terms than they
can from the Government, will have their
5-20s delivered to them Immediately, thus
saving delay. We also register any bonds
sent to us without charge. On all Bonds
sent us by Express, we pay charges both
ways, and send bonds promptly as directed
--s JAMES II. BRA DY d CO.,
Successors to S. Jones q Co.,
Dealers in Government Securities,
Corner Fourth and Wood Streets, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
May /, lSf7-9t.
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gsEssSCtsAEHU STATE r1CKET.

The Democracy of Pennsylvania held
their State Convention on Tuesday, the llth
and nominated Hon. George SharSwood, Of
Philadelphia, as their cardidated tor Su-
preme Judge. An excellent platform was
adopted, and the proceedings throughout
were enthusiastic and harmonious.
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BARNUM has sold his place at Bridgeport,
"Lndencroft,' y Tor $4,000, and left the
State, which had become quite too distaste.
ful to him since election.
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ACCORDING to the estimated census of
the United States, made by the Internal
Revenue Department, the population isnow
A,50Q00o The latest reports place the
population ,of Great Britain at 10000, 900;
France, IS, ,o00, 600; Prussia and its depen-
dencics 35,0OO,00o; Austria, 81 100000,
and Russia, s0,000,00 a"
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w. II. THOMPSON,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OF.
fee Of DR.. NJ. Il. Wilson, at all
hours, Junc5, ,ls67-3mo.
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FIRST regular toast for the next Fourth
,ef July celebration s..
The Constituiicu Of the Unitsd 3tltss
Though losit sigi TO n iM;-l ~
Npsis--"Arld 1laf syas,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT..


NEW ORLEANS, June I, 1857. a
70 Ills Etcc5}cacy Iadtet0 Johas0n, Pi'eS,-
,!eat Of tie United States:
SIR The enclosed order from General
Sheridan, removing me from office, is re-
spec fully submitted for your consideration
As to the question Of his power to do so,
and to the reasons assigned by him for tax
ing this step. viz: That | have .impeded
him in the execution Of the law of Con
gress, | euter Il respectful but emphatic de-
hial to the accusation. | am prepared to
establish the truth Of this assertion. 1t is
evidently a male pretext on the part Of the
General to give color to an act which orig
mated IN personal malice toward me because
| dared defend myself from his personal
attacks, Had the General stated that [
was an imnGdiment in the way to the graft
ficatnn of his inordinute ambition to make
himself great man, he would have come
abuse OF me personally. | DO not conae-
scenl % n ptic5. Hi, Garment skill in that
line is we'll I;nOwn to this community. That
he should so far degrade the office h. holds
as to make his off ;ial order the vehicle of
| his maIick may surprise you. but not me,
who know his needless habits II not my
tul lpOSc- however, III TINS COMM unlcaUl00, (,
to make your Excellency a party to the
personal quarrel Of Gan Sh rdan aud my
self. 1t is foreign to the question at issue,
which is simply ''if military commanders,
under the law Of Congress- have the right
to remove civil officers under the provision
al government of the States established
thereby" or, in other words, if they pos
sess any power beyond those delegfated in
said act and definitely expressed. Know
ing that this question touching the general
powers of the military commanders there,
under particulars growing out Of the ire-
qnent exercise of the removing power BY
Gen. Sheridan, is now under consideration
by the Attorney General, respectfully sub
NIT the case of my removal in connection
Herewith as another instance of the illegal
exercise Of power by Gen. Sheridan.
Believing the Importance Of the question
involved will call forth on early discussion.
| have the honor to be your obedieut SER
want, l"
j. MAIDS ON WELLS,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
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w. II 4.1 o5T.

ID EAIf ESTATE, ia X-PAYING
Ia and Collecting Agent, Hamilton,
Caldwell County, Missouri. Taxes paid
and Collection made promptly in all parts
Of Missouri. ~,
Lgla.., May Is, 1867 -smo.