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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
@inen glif bisbsr seriatet!
Gin gang nsner Carpet -Stobr.
GaaG5 Goaao 2poGea.

Die linIssflhnttsn gsbcp pfybQr@ loren 6reun'
ben uno csm oGacmsIufa Vabiifum gIadbriGt. baf
4. nsulitb riErn n.ura
CARPET Stcbr,
om saO .g2salian GdG eer SlrrIllcn Urn 8.sr
5troee, aerabe 6aBfnbuA'S 6'nibau1t sesenibsr
tn b:r Statt Nln,aun rfTast bab.n--aapU
iir j.bs
Gin ppQes Experiment,
aIer Wrtfp Carpets, rpn ben Getnlsn t!s su Den
Orotlen, oic man nur uerlangsn fann. auf Sarp
babsn unp foripdlssno aaf Saao baItfn prosn
70 batfn le aud stns tertli&e
&gapaM Seltaa,
glat.sn. t {. H., frri olItS rsas II eiRtm Iol,
0sn &totIismeRt s'IuGs wtra.
Go pnlttt fa ibrs 0aarrn Fno oGle Gar,
nsu. f6nnsn on GG5nteit uab Site HNer MIG,
in bteIrm gauuip iitrrtroiin perGen--unb 70 lIuS
i9rs DyeiIe tsptuteap ntecerr Gts IcritwU.
9iufet ratsr an l,no urtNriIst fir Gu6 istbR,
ste SIR lunaro fauit, unp 9Gr wfrret frotH,
saf es @urcn SntfreGsn bisnt, ppn une ;u faufsn.
Sir bsreiis afnpFsns S:unefAaft Rnp Fs tSaI
Santbar, uEp bitten iii cinc ortaausr rtrirlben.
llri2D 6utb,
Daniel ErorcQ.
gIGfsntaun. GprIl 2, 1867. natp
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
ST. aScutp'0. Mtcgclha1r.
GDmHser Gturicbturo.

Oireft nadb MeyD Yorf uno pitt5buro
obne Rarreupebfd.
3d9c pcraIsa IRsntaun tagut, (Eanntnos nufse:
ucriTtn) UNI 100 uao 1920 gRergsns, um l., 80
uno l.l5 gahm;tta9s HHt lI.lI Gahts.
Der l0.3C NRcr9sn3us mott 81 bOrrisbar9S 9Sirtttt
Ttrbnbuug nit 9b0mtrrSbuug. tongsreicnu uni
Wurftsn on bsr Gunibsrlanp &alitps iilnoabu, bsr
Ncrtbsrn Gcatra!:Gi.rSabn, glers uno .SGe, unt
Der OtlSr9sno.
Dtr 1920 S1or9tn, Ter l2.35 9lobmiIfu0s: unf
Get ll.44 glaht3n3 fnn elt ugt.intn @rprse 2d9t
mtIcbs Strstt earh gitt$bHr9 obr: &orrEn1ebIs
srOC..
Der 700 sTcr9eniua bilt on aHtn C.aoun
ntif;r Sabu oil uno madt @srbintuus ;u Ncatlul
nit TeIspi@c, Vcrt etluien, 5oniaGeua unb ausr
rurttn in ttr GbuptiH Eeb!n9tgtur ; nit pbi:
toit,pba uTb ellgu prnFttn az ttr YbilaotlpbG'
uuo SC4o;ue Si ,sutabr; ebtnIc NIT loartt5ture
&hauberehurl pGaerftclpu, igCrf. cSsttnsturl, brr
StlSr3trh. sStIiamtpcri UNI Gem sTsitsn.
2sr 4.l5 SlGtmtttaseSus bdtt on altu Gtatensu
aa uHo rCrtinett fh i'll Rtafira init 5u9sn iIt
TcisptCe, 9ciun:bia. Gpbralo. .e;ij. eaufafir, oar
rtsturs Ii. {. 70.
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Ger e'enrIa9O nab &sacina. lparristur9 uno cen
lR:Esn ob.
Tofaaisre fnb srlus,f. ibrt 1ideis ;u taufsn. sb.
Nt Die @ore tctrtttn, ineem auf tsn Cars Elm bGbs
rsr fahrprss anaeredntt mire.
FE Eurh. J ideis ga uertduftn IN her Tnsrtour
Office fur alle Juntts an ttfIr Satn uRp b,
i,ouplfarrnsn az Der G!iiotttrhia: uno SCotins:
etr eebansn &aasn: unt Gter lcniioen Tsrur!ga
rte:9tientabn, rptr;idb, rrrtwsTtih uno fteWtflit
III harfn. Is. StOi;, Ja9. une Eup't.
TGai 30, 1896
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
Ntea6tuG Nttcac[N0llC Il.

&nmmcr CinridtuaG. - NPril s, 1867.
s'Ep6e oauptltnir rcm Rcrttn uro WotbW,.
lien iar Y5iIattiptia, Rru gUrt. 8satine, pptts.
piNs, IamaqUa. &ibIeno, g:tarcn, agntonr,
{alcn, GPtGaia, gt!is, SanraN:r, GpIamtia,
lc., II.
3ug, ptr!aGen Sotrtsturs fir gru gJprt wit
ioiGt: lin 900, $40 unp 9,35 Ggtmttaas,
unD 2,t0 unb 900 9ldhmIItnGs, une I1n9sn In
JurE all TIM SOC unD 1910 9prniittaGs, uDt
i,A0, $40 uno 1925 W0hnitlaGs, pnblnttn
f& NIT i5aiatn erainS aGf br gtnniglpania
2timtaIn. SGiaiiarrcn ts9ltt:fn Ole 800 llGr
sRorBsn uaS 900 glaGt Grains.
8;rIalifn 6arrsbur8 fir Stating. gDettstilt
Gdraaua, WiE:rselg:, Nitlanb, 4tnr GrpSc
ElrRtOWn unp p0iIabsIrbta I'M 8. 10 8ctml.
tags, unb 2.i0 un9 10 Waamitta9e, ta.!m
IN In 9ctanpn uno ben 9duptltatcnen. 8it
4.i0 Naamitta9 Srain maht 8ir6inbunSr
bios fir r3uarstpbia uno Goiamtia. SD,
pOttssiat, Snaylfiu Saprn unb auturn iibe,
ben S@uslfig unp SusausGanna 8altrcaS, Der.
| tGst 5ariftu-9 UNI $40 Na&mItiase.
3lridfsbrsno GerIaNsn 9tu.gctt I'm Q. .OC
Wurssns, 1900 Wttage urb 90 unb 8. .OC
NaamittasS, philadelphia um 9.t5 Norsent
uno $50 Wa6u!ttas3. Grr gDrg.DaGa9isrSut
SrrldSt @buabelp9ia TN 7.30 WcrgsnS un6 49,
riiiEsbrsrb Nraeiag I'm $50 g.abmittaas uni
tats on alien Stationtn; grttssilIs um 8 a;
Wlcresn5 uue 2.45 Wadmtltnes: NItIont 6 OF
uRb 1 / 80 gcrmittass unb .05 gla6nittaas
Samaaua um 9.45 Wrrscns unb 90 Nnanit
tags unb 55 ab:nts.
gtrlGBt pottepi0e fir 5arrIs6urs, dter ts
SaupItia unp Sasqusbanaa &aIIrpae, I'M z. .Ot
Scrmiitass.
8sabns Nseumuta!iunss3 Bug: 9rrlGst Sea
btnB uni 7,30 gormtttasS unp trGrt um {, 5,OI
9la&mittass bon Vtilabslpbia surdd.
Columbia @iisrtabn' 3asr strlaftn gltabtn
UNI 700 8prmittass unb 6.t5 Na6mittas
fdr @pbrata, SiIis, eansaafr, GpIumsta &c.
2n Senntasrn
8srtaFrn Nrusgcrf I'm 500 NaGmtttast
ptilarslptia um 500 gprmittaas, unb g.
Raamittnss. (bu Wprsfn 6-tltr.!3ue ertt Bio
naa 8saeins, , pcttssilIs um 500 Sprmtstaas
5arrtstur8 utu 9.35 ScrmittaaS unb 8sacin
UNI t.20 unb 7.20 Norssns fir Sarristuri
UNI / % Sprmittass. fir Nsu g,rt, IN
, 4.25 Na&mittoss fir Vtilaetls6ia.
Communication, Meilsn. S&ul. Grrtsn unb 6,
eurltOn'StdstS 3u tsratsdsstsn prfifsn prtt
ausssstbsn naG unb BON alien Yunftsn.
30 Yfunb @spGd plrt iettn poTaatr sElauE
ans GS'ts seftr essetn.
\ @. u. geiccuS.
81 GsaStrs, %sr! z, 1867. Gtn. Guy
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
Gdrst! g5rrt!l Gtftt bic preifta !
1915 9arb5

9orft! gSrft!! 4elrt bic sJrflif'! !
1915 garb8
Gin @aie, @prasuc5 ncue Stpte Trdbs
Sabrs prints an l2a Gents. Die
ndmliebs Sualitdt Ole mir tcete Bodc an
10 Gents perfauft babcn.
2,645 gNrbS
Neuer Merrimad Dunnel uno onbere
bon Der beften Serfertinun9 BON
&attune ju l6 Gents.
1900 9jar68
Neuer Qrmure Deeains6 an 10 Gents,
tn 8smnants unO Grsb.Yuttnns. s1Ir tuben
bieltlbe N II n--wartst ntGt bis lie ale lrrt liar
'--une fGrsist bann 9amtuB.
Seap!II!gte SiefingS
an is, 20 unb 25 @mts pr garo, tswa bic
5dlfis btr frGtsrm Grd5iatrS 9uiiIn.
9to1 Gnmal! Ncb Ginmat!
gine Waro eebleibter Mustin 3u II Ste.
per Yaro, Sciner fbmsrer III 10 Ste.
Grtra Superfsin 25 GtS. 4 4 un3cs
bleibter @uelin ;u l29 Gents,
Smr@tbor 9GnbtTctCg
'Sbwerer an l6 bis II Gents.
Sefer Qtlantlfd5e Il, uno NppcltcR5 q,
SuI9 Cts. @utcr Geuim6 fit
Speraus, Su 10 Gt5. Sra
rinsrs Stripe (QiocrW ju II Gent6.
Rufst fribe an! 8e9sn o0W Sonnen-
fbein ! !!
gSir Fnb nun tn grrRs - urb mtrtrn anfaneen
an tenn @nfarS unp en fas tsns Crte eetsn.
Sun fur
Gle9ante Sribiabr5 DreGodter
gn nur ] unb tie Sdlfts wsnisrr al, bic fsibtr
ssrdtiatre preifrn. Sstr ltGne StaSse. 6rshd
yrplins eenps. fapns. SrsaneiGs. GartiBsr VI
paeta son dlltn ben neusn uno rarcn SSasss.
8areains in fbwar,em uno Gclorirt II
Geioen. Neue @arafois rno Scns
nen=Sbirme, CARPETS, SdtuD
uno Sbabe5.
Gass an au6rErpt9ala nittsgta grstIln!
Srcbe Scb5 in
3aneY GafInerts, Gat!oaaNta, Girtudg SEAMS
Gini9e perfonGn m63en wuaeera mit
biefe Sadie oetDon piro?
Gas @stsmni5 ii talO 1u6tiorbsr 8rIsBf
BIr balisn uns sdrslt1 NADER &aufen uniey
gitr fir Sarstlp, uno ipluit:n Is oar, trGt
LID paaanssn su batsn pcb piss elm 8arpstN
Bnfauf III. Spao Des Gror&uee!
Scbn Gcyb uno Comp.
Suni 4. 1867. mob
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
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IN unS ro rrtoo Cen 81 Mlo lauitn ts 4aloisr4 5Tst
Ser rSba 8bll-ei'sublBr IS Scmpaaris wts iNIl -
!Siuab perr tfilie, erbcncc Sigc.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
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gglertaun flmo s.36iiabe.pbia.
Dret t&8lt4s 3d9.
pafasists fir gbusDtl-fa uebnfn tie ecdln
5lse ;u yNgrtaun un c i1tf gQor9Ius, UNI ll.43
9cr9Rs uuo um 5.55 8, 6mtia95. rIararn sn6e
i8srbiutUn0 nit Sd1ea otr ierfsp:uufutpanta.@ .@is
f2ntahH ~ Et.hi;bt;l rsse errtitb,n philabspb,o
reIpssiip um O l5 lRarssuS, 205 gIahmi,ta9s uuf
: 40 NbtneS.
@aGa3isrs fir 1lNee!ewu nebmsn ten 6 25
5Rcr9tnz uRo Zen Il.55 Mo&miitasss3d9 III 8s.h:
lsbspl, resIt5sr nit eenSoaIs In &trbintun9 tsbt.
eSurImashrsno
SirtafT'n tns nsus Dspct g}frfs uae Imeriean
Strabtu, Yhlarttrbia. rn, Z. 45 9RergenS, 1.30 II.
$50 9lahmitta9s, pro srrtiAsn Eusptaun rtfyetiire
I'm 1887 @crmittag$ E.l5 unb $50 Hb.rNa.
gohal-S s. q cnul.
s,afaairr:5d9s s'bsu tastib pern nusn 0fpot n.
VI. Gds Ssrts uUo amgriean Stra6;n, philadelphia.
at:
gar @eitttbsm TIL, 7z5 gasr9;ns, l.3O uno 500
NadbmittoSs.
Sir 9Optssta~r um s.45 GHOrs'ns, 2'45 urN 4
ga dtmitta9s.
TGr eanspat' um GEO g,aamittOas.
Sir Cert gBai,tiu3tsa um l0.l5 GrrmittasS uup
1l.30 @aAmiitsae.
Sa8s fir QbiIaoelpbia.
SttlaNtH 5E'Q!tQsm uill O.|o NRpr9fhSy l Loo nhc
6.l5 1athmitio9s
@ertoGru Dcnlsstenn um G.30 gRer9tns 3l5
unb $40 SPabniito9s. Dsr lseis 5u9 mast &srs
bineun9 fir arsutewn.
@crtaOtn 9ansNelt I'm GOO ubr g2rratuR.
Esriofeu Cert Ns0iain3toa um II Germitia9s
unb 2.15 Rabuilta9s
ecrnt'9fn.
Gsrlafsnpb,lot,ttoi fIr sstt;lttft,n uni 0.30utr
Dlrrqsns urt fit Ocptsstcrn UNI 2.45 gPaebmitiaas
&srta0sn GoplGstauu fir Ybilatslphla I'm, 100
Rcr9sns uue subsbsm tur philadelphia UNI 4.3O
Nohmitta9s.
IUs yaiiaaisr 9dSs (tie Ssnnioaf Stas oufss:
ntnmgn,) psrbubtn Oil eir Sfrts Sirost. Qhiia.
ceip ia mit tsn s. uue s. Strohsn Stir Gti;rtatnSn.
Td1r Sreis -- aUsntauu nab Qbilarsldbia
81 ~.
gQai 7. Ellis Tfarf, Nosnt
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
5sbler Der SuBenb.

Gin Strr Der felt Satrsn an nnpBIsr DrtttI,
tat. frdb,sitissn gsrfaas litt, unb al Stn Gfst'
tan iussntlt6sr rlnbtpaGIamfstt, ptrb fir biz
lstrenes WsnIatet, alien bic eS nStlis tatsn,
elm 8sscpt nno Inwriuns bisIes einfadsn Mit.
tells sulsnosn. pura wtth,s sr eurirt wurbs.-
esisrnes bic bur& bic Grfatruns bes Ssfaant.
naSrs ju prpftiun wdnf&sn. f6nnsn tbrt aertGs
riAhn at Sptn n9. .Ssbtn,
30. IS etaSibsg st., n. yrrt.
GiS. 27, 1867. Et9
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
MlDtne gitterS!

DieIts b'Fannis unb ls9r bslirtts 8Iiers pirb
ron Wur,sln unb SrGuter, tgtl6s In ben @sttr'
stn tsr SGwfi, eaaurslt ,vuesn, t1rsitst te'
Isltrn Tnb an urb flr l4 fdaplcs, bfFbsn tntsf'
fen trunbnroae 0sfunstsit GSrffnSr @teinGaaf.
ten, msl@. tauptfdGIA in all:n 0aurn son Dis
ppEa, IppttitlpHgtslt. Gpo5rsnnfn, Mngcn.
l6rSa., @6pintd, gGspFtdt. aplf, tpRrriIts
uno tgpp4enbriGh. SeGHrrsrn, loipie In atm
16llsn ron wett!ider 1tbtaitSt, ptrtIam finS.
5rnrr it tas @trinr. .8lItGS sln aaf4r;sihus'
trS Mt!sl st0'n Galifs 0irtrr, GGoIra, G9olf'
rtnr, :t. ..
DIE DOTS In tisIsn 9raannttn GG!Icu II Gin
@6lIifet ppa brtimal per tem 6 Ten, eut rittrrs
rtnialt ben Sag iibsr 8sncmmsn, is natpsm &c
Die SrftI5fdt resr Gauer pss rstsls 8rfobnt.
0.slss Bitt,rs ii fdr Damsn uetr icIts YrIr:
men, rprtGs tsinsn g8fin upsr qiqars lrtsn, 7rSl
,u empfstIm.
Die fcrts,1sbts raaInbt HlGirnae fir bl6,s
aGsemsn pppulGrs turupaII&s Nittsl tat bic I'm
terSsitnrtsn bsposen, a8'nttn In alien Gtsisn
Der Union 80 ernsHnsn, roslGs 8,RrlGn8in prompt
auefdbrsn rsrbsa.
aprnemGnn nnb So,
Qaslniss Nsenlra uno SmpGr.ture
fit ttt grfiniattn Gtaatsn unS Canada,
Gstar ct 9itp. sJprf.
aSsnt.n fiir Ytnn. SUtniion. SUlloway
unb @rwesn, philadelphia.
Sanuar 20. ra-tS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
9Oiein S0tebf0rren.
EI4~S ~Stcle 0efuM.

Gin gutter, piai9rr uno estrsusr Sunat, ;.piThsE.
10 uno LII Satrir off, fudt cine S'eIls turb psldt
,r l.ias 2rcb Nrtisnrn fann.-SGire s.Siaur9 1T
Gin Sdltsmern ir9sub tinsr Grt S'ctr ~ nercsn.
9Rinn Gtsr tein Icths Gt,ue tfTsn H. cher esfurpn
ucrren toHu-io utiirs Cr GU fsiGe 5-H6s en ir:
otre rtnass (;rft irGlnmGu--nctG: tis arbdt nid,t
70 G,br lt1nCr iH-racm q in tinsr Suscno fine
iSrpCrIidhs Grds ttiI.Yttft 8ranihtit psrcrsn'
bat--Gr fc)r:lti Gua cine quite boueihrtft-upe'
wGres eoh,r ortb Sirs 8udtattr Stsue ostGt!=4-
Das Sl6bsrs
SJn ticier Sruderti.
5Er, 4. 1867 rc-tr
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1867-07-02
Srpfene unb gcicrernte
GoGdeeo! aD3acn F!
9rcilen GeroGgeiret en-
SmitD ul16 SSmun'8
&GDyclO Gpf.

@ It, { tb nub 8 . It. nu
Orna@ri&tIs'n a&tunsSSua itrs S,surts 70 ris
Sas aabsmfInf 9Ubiisuu, ta5 IIs BEN Sct,' une
ScGlsn'Sc 8eGeaiit;r tsr nSprSan:S Saus.' In
hsm tgi'n 9np. Nasntaun. fribr assisnd Bon
5caao SVa. fdatI4 an ii.5 sstra&t batrn-als
pp lIs bic fautsrlsn SuaIttaIm sUn
Coo, Ofsr-, iluf-, II. GbffAut- aublra,
an nett rteusirt'n Ystis,n. sum @atauf aui
5anb talten wsrtsn.- @isihfals SobIsn fiji
Campf-, Sdlttrmntrs Il. @rOtT6miss .8sbrau&.
Be-" scsIsn tpsrttn In iraHb sasm aGsil t:r
Stabs atssIsfsrs-io tale ils ts9sls FnS.
EaB'0sDldt suauantirt,
Gtfeliun8sn sslafsn an tsnr gGlsn= Saus, utsr
an DsiG.sr'S 9a!ilpg.. ipntm pini;lit t,lur8t.
Sranfiin Smitb,
SSi(iiam Semun.
0se. ia. 1866 na-fS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
FOrtieLhs Oongress-r-Firgt Session.
SFNr3r tHs H9ViT 9hl

-s5ge.. rfe ..... SENATE. a, ..4 ...,.
sad .iiY. Itsas.l lWAsHIHGToN, April 16, 81
The PRESIDENT appointed sMessrs.
Buckalew. Anthony and Trumbull a special
committee on Buekalew's resolution, rela-.
tive to reports for the press. .Iis alib :I5J8
Mr.. r.FEoSENDEN called Mr.. Anthouy's
motion to extend the time for adjournment
to tomorrow evening. G .ss-,.:s...f .-ll %,
Mr.. SUMNER moved to substitute
Thursday. tglu $3.50 81 sr.. ~ ..1nis ,.,.... q
Mr.. HOWE maintained, if the President
send improper nominations here, the Senate
could not confirm them, and if offices were
left open, the President was to blame. i ~
Z Mr.. CAMERON believed the President
did not intend TO send any but the worst
men for offices. He was willing to adjourn
to-day, and let the responsibility rest on the
President ..iu ID -.fts}t nova -ll5 .,,1f
Mr.. CHANDLER, wished to correct a
misapprehension- that CoPperheads would
be confirmed, as intimated by several Sena--.
tors. ,r,rs.,, Ia..i,1, ,...,d ala ..-,5, H.,
Mr.. .FESSENDEN,W was not aware of such
an intimation until the present remark of
the Senator from Michigan He supposed
the Senator would name them. - 9...'.j
Mr.. CHANDLER replied he alluded to
Mr.. F FESsENDEN said he repelled the
remark. with the contempt and ,scorn it
deserved. He. argued that it was the duty
of the Senate to stay here until all the
vacancies were filled. He had never made
the remark charged. ,..--..5,.r ,.,:'..,, :I.'I
Mr.. CHANDLER said he had. followed
Mr., Fessenden. as his leader, but he now
desired to state that he would never vote
to confirm copperheads and traitors. =, 70 ~.
Mr., DRAKE did not consider it the duty
of the Senate to stay here to act upon re-
peated nominations who have been reject
ted. ''' - '''-.'- r-''1i JIG 81
L Mr.. DAVIS claimed from the commence
ment of the Government till now that the
| President always had the rightto nominate
whom he pleased, provided they were COM
potent and honest, but new rule had been
insisted on here that all nominees should
be Radical Republicans. ''
Mr.. YATES dissented from the views OF
Mr.. Davis, claiming, that as Radicals were
triumphant in elections their offices should
be filled by such persons. ..'. .S... ~. '.-8
The Senate passed resolution to adjourn
on Thursday, April 10th, at O'Clock, and
went into executive session. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
FROM CANADA.
,,lDecIines Ihe Honors.

NEW YORK, April 16.-The Tribune's
Montreal special says: 1t is stated that
Jaquez Cartier had declined both the Lieu
tenant GoyeFnorship of Canada and the
rank of knight of the Bath, preferring- to
work in Parliament for the good of his con-
stituents. The rup1or also says that steps
are to be taken in England to buy the north-1
west'territory, in order to connect by this
belt of land British Columbia with the
eastern part of the confederation. 1t is also
said that official circles in England are
afraid the United States may take fancy to
claim part, OF the valleys of the Rix river
and Sackatehera. l...t
A passenger on the steamer St. John at
the time of the accident, says that the walk
ing beam broke, and but for the timely dis
covery of the accident, one of the heavy
shafts attached would have been precipita-
ted through the bottom of the boat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
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+ 1t is complete in one bottle "a y
| 1t does the work the first time.
1t does not crock. smutor stain.
1t does not rub off or fade.
1t always gives satisfaction. A child can applyit
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by a peculiar
process (know only to Mr., Mathews). which renders
it infinitely superior to any dye in market. n !
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance (which dyed hair
is so easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used. - ~ VA - -
Invest rs cents. and you will be convinced
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, W holesale
Agents. 60 = EE2 mavI0-deod1y
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DOiBgs of southern Freedmen, So
called. .f
FROM MEXICO.

SissaI Occupied by the LiberaIs-Pre-
pairing to Blockade Vera Cruz-Or-
tegO Attempts to Escape. ~
NEW York, April 16.- The Herald's Ha-
vana correspondence says: A report was
Sissal. -'-1'A- 90 Sf ,-,,r-c.,-,-.
Two schooners and a steamer had been
purchased by the Liberals to blockade
Vera Cruz on the gulf side. &1 FsLE
The Pacific Diaz is said by the Imperial
lists to have met with some disasters Eat
Puebla, being forced to fall back on Oiaca
Ortega recently made an unsuccessful
attempt to escape from prison, and was
placed in close confinement. els
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IN %" - LAFkSE-o p. ~. &Hfft5f1 az
FTOTIR-Declin;nol for an, c,,,at. ara t..5,
a Cleveland markeu-April Is,

FLOUR-City-made Xxx spring. from No. wheasr
Sl4 00@4 so; do do from No.2 wheat, SI3 50D4 OOii
Xxx red winter sl4 Oo9ls 90; Xxx white winter
.WHEAT-SaIes car No. / Milwaukee spring at
81 go; car No. do do at$2 SOS2 cars NogI Wabash
CORN-Saless ss cars new shelled. from store. at,
OATS-SaIess 3 cars No. l. from store. at &C. ard
BARLEY Quiet and nominal at 81 2O9l 25; for
Canada; IS 9Oc for State. ,,,,,,, 81 =,
.P0RK-De and light; No. city-packed mess at
S23 co. No. 2 do do S22 90; clear S25 co. 10 - HFtN
LARD-Sales 200 lbs city rendered l4c in frkins;
and !214c in tIerces; country rendered 129l2hc.
SMOKED MEATS-Sales 500 lbs sugar-cured
hams at 15c plain hams at lac: shoulders at iiI1c;
dried beef at 22c2 breakfast bacon l5c; clear nib
MESS BEEFi-NO. rcityrpacked SIS 90; extra
7BGTTER- Strictly choice is scarce and firm at
sO9SSe; common. to good 1s924c. 19l1ia reed sBd
CHEESE-ln fair demand. rather light stock and.
firm az l597sc for fair to eho dairy and factory.
'EGGS-Quiet; sales bbls at zoe. /" ~ ~ z. y
& HlGHWlNES-Dula and STEADY at 50 as i'ilB Ia
ALC0HOLAND SPlRlTS-Rather quiet and uni
changed. Alcohol, 9S per cent, a 1904 As GOlGgpe
Spirits, ss cent, q 55; Neutral Proof Spirits
kETROLhUM-DulI; Refined in bond. present
delivery 2l2c; Free 4l43c, the outside price for,
4VtS' ..r-r.s.-r.a -roffsFEss- ss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
Cincinnati market-ApriIIe.

FLO UR-Unchanged. and higher grades are held
firm at $l3 16 for trS and SI69I8 for fancy. id
7 WHEAT-Not enough to make a market $3 IS Of
fered for small lot of winter red expected
rive about close of week. ,..-gA -. ~ r.
importance; was offered at 95996c sae6ed $685. iG
( OATS-Advanced to $50, in bulk; No shipping for
them ff .-,--.r..' .f-.,.s-,. =; =. -tg',-.,-
/ RYE-Quiet at 81 65. Ia -. ~ ~ 20 ~ -.
BARLEY-Unchanged. = Hft3afU !stft fsi5 IA
/ -C0TT0N-Held shade firners but no demand;
middiDg uplands 25g 2Oc small sales,tO spinneTs ,
: -WHISKY-Dull: 26c in bond; bourbon zoe for
Kentucky, and 40c for Ohio in bond. - ''.A
LP0Rk-Dull and prices declining: small sales at
$22 %; : gaso 9iif 81 zAIs lzeb
BULK MEATS-Dull. fr.-a-. ,f,.ilE lE-y s,,,t-5g.,.l,
BACON-Country sold at 7&9sIc; city held at
I 1AMS-Held at lie zIiE ,f1 rf ,sguy ot
. LARD-In demand at IL hc; mostly held at I2s< a.
.BUTTER-Dull at e9930c for central Ohio, and
% R3Sc for western reserve. ga - ~''t .''f -
CHEESE-Dull at l69l7c. iE-ijciI3 Z Ht 19uGtA
OILS Linssed oil 81 440 45stfig8 - II YfCZ
SEEDS-lile $l2, with fair demand; timothy
$3 1908 so. fax 81 sO@2 SO. - - =. " =
+SUGAR-Steady; 11x915c for raw, 15@l6c for
L.. y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

JUST THE WEATHER FOR Young Ducks.
But very bad for consumptives and peo-
pie predisposed to pulmonary weaknesses.
To all such the spring season is very try
ing, and great care should be taken tokeep
the body dry and warm, and all irritation
OF the throat and bronchial tubes allayed at
once. The soothing properties of Goes
Cough Balsam render it the consumptive's
best friend, while all recent cases very
readily yield to its curative power. 1t is
pleasant, safe, sure and cheap. aq
yapr17-daW1W, '-t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

FINE ScoTcH ALE-Our thanks are due
Col Fl. Pooler, of the Neil House, for a
''Seottle of botch Ale," as friend of ours
once called it. It is a sample of the finest
malt liquor we yer drank We are not
fond of being sit k, but we have no objec-
tionof altng in this way. We thank Mr..
Pooler for his attention. @
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

4Ie marker eOntlnneS Qt1er, With prices StatlOnary
The state on the Woolen market prevents all attempts
to force up the ,prHe of wool from being successful
while the light stocks in the hands of manufacturers
and dealers are guarantees that prfoes win 90 low
factories tllcsntinne to short ii and in
all probability to doso through the sum
We hear oi either increasing tue quantity
of machinery or increasing the hours of running. Ia
faet!any advance in wool upon present prices would
stop quite number of mills for few are making mon
ey at the present time;a Large number are just hold
lug their own, and some are actually losing. Prices
for medium wool favor buyers fine wool in good con-
dtiOn, on account Of scarcity and the fact that
large portion of mills working three and
full bOOued wool The demand for coarse woods, and
also for combng woods continues good; these will be
very scarce before another clip. u Li't'iiliilp
This week think has been fully as gloomy as any
we have experienced for some time Manufacturers
are very despondent the small rays of hope which,
few weeks ago burst through the gloom, are again
hidden and an unbroken cloud seems TO rest upon the
wooden manufacturing interest. f.ifih s.,H l-'iEU
Our quotations are sfollows:-Pennsylvania Ohi9
and Virginia choice SaxoDy feeces 723 75c; Saxony
feeces 67i 072le and full blood Merino: 62t967Ic;
blood 81 60c blood 50 057c common, 471 O52c; New
York Michigan and Indiana full blood and
blood, 55057.ci, blood 50055e; common, Al 05Oc;
Western fine, 521Q5Sc; medium, 50052ic; common
47s 05Oc Southern washed, 45053c unwashed 30 03l,
Texas fine. 30040c; medium 273 032c; oOarse 23O30c,
inferior, 0l5022c, BURY 10000 5s Il 5oIut etiJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

REMEMBER.-R RoBACK's BLOOD PILLS
are made both plain and SUGAR COATED, and
so thickly coated as to make them perfect
ly tasteless, thus doing away with the OBJ
lection most persons have to swallowing a
pill. The sugar coating does not lessen
their action, as it readily dissolves in the
stomach. 17-daw1w =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-In the case of
John Cable against John M6rch, in regard
to payment for alot-of rye, the jury, brought
in aDyerdiet for the defendant. The 4atten-
tion OF the Court, yesterday afternoon was
taken up with the hearing of the testimony
in the case of Alexander Campbell ct .al
against Elizabeth Adams ct dl., sin which
case a will is in controversy. Iii IGd2 z u