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BEarSSISo OF THE RE.AcrIoN.-Th-
entire Democratic ticket hss bean elected
i" California hv majority Of 5000 vo,.s.
In S65, the R-pnbl,c.u cs"dii~e had y
m-jurIts OF 6 900. and in 1854 The ma
)orty Tor Lincoln WAS $4,000 There
were three parties at the rlrc IONS which
are nov decided the Republican, the
Democratic, the Independent Union
But the issue hss been fairly m-ds be
tween conservation and revolution ; he.
tween the advocates OF the cons,itu'ion
and the advocates Of anarrhial confusion !:
and the resul' il that radicsIistn in Cali
fornia has received a staggering blow.
Oddly enough, Of the two principal
candidares for Governor, ii .ieht, now -
Democrat, WAS originally n Republican :;
and Gorham. now a Repuhi lean. was ori
einallv q Democrat The radicals we're
cer,nin ths, they would carry California.
and their dlsmsv will be in proportion to
their former confidence.
talifornis WAS not represented in the
session Of the For,ieth Congress in Julv |;
but at the session in Dscember. her Whole
sirsneih will now be .browu on the Dem
ocratic side.
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General sicklss was one Of the p,ssen,
gers. ~
SAVANNAH, September 10 Joseph
Scaruthers Teller OF the Central Railroad
Bank, stsconded with $4,000 on Sa,ur.
dav nish,. last. 81 900 reward is offered
for his apprehension.
CHARLESTON, September 10 - General
Canbv has issued the following order:
H'po'Rs 20 MILITARY DIsrRI0r,
. 'Charl-s'"n. Sep rmber z, 1867.
General Order No Sc.
1t being known that m,nv persona sub
jec' 10 parols under the terms Of the sur
render Of th- insurgent armies have, since
the 9Th dav Of April, 1865. voluntarily
ex'led themselves from the States lately IN
rebellion, thereby evadrng obligations
manfullr assumed and faithfully observed
bv all others sui j;,ct thereto. and have
since returned to The United S,Stas, il is
ordered: That all such persons now resi
don't or domiciled in, or who ,uav here
after become residents or domiciled with
in the limits Of the S-coud Military Dir,
| 'rict--the States Of North Carolina and
South Car"hna-hs required TO give,
within thirty davs after the receipt OF this
order, at the headquarters Of the post or
| District m which thev nav D. so resident
or domcil.d. the parole prescribed on the
9th dav Of April. 1865. The parole will
bs given in duplicate-ons to he retained
by the person who gives it, and the oifiyS
to be forwarded to District Head dqnarters
for record and iransmitral
The Provost Marshal General Of the
District is charged with tbeexecuion of
this order.
BY command Of
Brever M"j"r-General CASBr.
LOUIS V CASIARO,
ASS; Adj. Gen.
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LATEST.

WAsHINGroN, September IS Steven
son h IS bee" insugurat-d Governor OF Kew.
tucky. H. indnrses aud will carry out the
principles enuncia'ed by Helm.
The C.hiner, Grant included, favour
Simultaneous e'ections on the Ist Monday
in November, and tits confidently expec,
ed that District Commanders will concur.
Sranherrv attended the Csbinet TO dav.
Grant WAS absent and the session WAS
short.
Gold in the. Treasury 500. .s67 ,oOO.-
Currency $45OOO.OOO.
The Express savs,hsr the cholera seems
to he spreading in New York.
Tx Governor Pickeus, Of South Carol,ns, !,
is IN the c'tv.
The llrraId's Washington dispatch
saws: "On the subject Of the effect OF
The amnesty, the Cshinet is .sid to be n
unit. In the discussion OF The amnesty
proclamation. the Cahine, agreed that it's
legal effect would he TO re!iev. excluded
whites from disability. AS to the exercise
Of the right Of suffrage"
The Secretary OF War 20 dsv i.sued the
Presidents proclamation for the inGorms
ton of all concerned.
The Dnhuqus (Iowa) Herald. in spa.k
ing Of the Montana election, says: "Anh
in Montana. James NJ Cnvanauyh ia said
to have h-en handsomely elected TO Con
gress. Old Ben Buu!sr will probably
move bis expulsion, AS Cavanangh slap.
ped the Old bru,e's face ut ne Charleston
Convention and told him he was dir,v
dog"
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LET THE PREsIDEnr RssIos The N.

LET THE PREsIDEHr RssIoS The N.
Y. Herald Of Monday ssys editoriaIly :
"To make the people feel the foil i'm
port Of that which rests 40 heavily upon
them. Andrew johnson should resign and
appeal to them Let him resign and do
Fs-ht that scayen,icn Of all the S,s,e.
he cSlIed to take mensuies against this
political ruin tsat Congress 10 ,hnriing
ag,inst the republic. Let him tell the
people that he finds !, impossible 10 "a
sst entirely this attempt OF Congress To
assume dic,atorisl power and insugursie
q new revolution. Let bin show to them
ths apoln'cal picture ~ II exists--com
merce wrecked, the Treasury Depart
ment in rnins, The revenue administered
for the benefit Of those Who hold the Of
hces. bsfweahh of the nation squandsred
an exhaustive Indian var on hand Tor
the henef. Of agents aud contrac,ors.
half the States onis, military dictator
ship, the other half thrssisned With am
liar government, corruption everv where.
vice making = throne Of virtue. and the
county d5'.,ne madly through the same
polh'csl phases the, preceded The French
Revolution"
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Tempe erance

II was our pleasure 70 hear the address
Of Rev. JoHN w. CRIoER. delivered be
fore the "Lancaster Temperance Society ~
on Wednesday evening, the l1'h inst -
The orator did justice to the subject and
we trust he may again treat ia to another
Of the like. The arguments, advanced
bv the speaker carried conviction 10 ID e
hearts Of his bearers.
The interest in the cause seams to he
widening end much good is expected to
result.
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Special Notices.
To Cousumptives.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send (frec
Of chargc) to all who desire it. the prescription
with the directions for making and using tho
simple remedy by which he was cured Of a lung
affection and that dread disease Consumption.
His only object IL to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription,
ns il will cost them nothing, and may prove q
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. 1875 South Second Street, w Wil,iamsburGh,
New York.
W. Mcmillan, Marion, s. c., Agent for s. C.
May sth, lSs7--iy.
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Members of the Approaching State
Convention

The number Of delegates to which each
judicial District in the State is entitled to
send to the proposed State Convention,
will not be ascertained until after the req
istration returns shall have been received
at Military Head quarters, and tie ano,o
for each District assigned upon the basis
Of the number Of registered VOTERS
Whether Lancaster will be allowed one,
two, or three delegates is yet uncertain.
Theopeople, however. should he max
ing up their minds rs to who thew will
have to represent them. That the Con,
veution will be held, we entertain no
doubt whatever, and it becomes everv
citizen, in matter of such vital conse,
quence to all, to conform to that which
they cannot avert, and endeavor to send
rs members men who will faithfully rep
resent the best Interests Of the people.
For obvious reasons, there should not
be many candidates in the field. 1t wouId
be very desirable to have no more than
the number Of members to which we
will be entitled; and TO bring about this
result, there ought TO be concert of action
In the nominations. We are not 10 favor
OF political assemblages at the present
time, but do not see how uniformity OF
action can be secured, except by the diff
fereut sections of the District meeting at
some central point, and as quietly as pos,
sible, select from this uum Der those whom
they desire shall serve them. This might
be done by represen' alive men from tn
different localities, and thus avoid the I'M
convenience OF the people attending in
mass. We suggest that tbis or some
similar course, looking to concert of action.
be adopted as soon as il is known how
many members we are entitled to send -
10 secure fnitable nomin alions and ihe
endorsement Of the nomination by all
parts of the District. is,tbe great point to
be gained. II there is distraction and
division among us, we will lose the great
advantage shown by the result Of the
registration 10 favor of the whites.
The position OF member to the pro.
posed Convention is not one which good
men will seek. We would mistrust the
man who has aspirations in tha; direction
but considerations Of public necessity and
duty should influence those who may be
chosen, TO accept the position, however
disagreeable lis duties NAV be. Every
individual is under certain obligations 10
the public, which te may not be at lber
ty to waive at time Of great public peril
Ike the ptesenL While the labors NAV
be difficult and disagreeahie, there can be
no dshonor attached TO discharge Of
the high public trust which will dsvolve
upon a member Of the Convention.
a. We throw out these suggestions with
the view of directing the minds of our
people 10 the importance Of the duties
which are just before them. II we intend
to make this country our future abiding
place. we cannot be insensible to the
maenitude OF the questions for our veal
"r woe involved in The approaching revo.
luton Of our State government. ~
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-19

Information information guaranteed to
produce luIuriant growth OF hair upon bald
head or be"rdless face, al+o a recipe for the
removal OF Pinpes, Blotches, Eruptions, etc,
on the skin, leaving the same soft, clear and
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addressing TUos. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-19

GENERAL SIcKLEs Is LIABLE FOR DAM
in Washington state that
the Acknowledgement is ready to issue an
opinion arguing that Sickes is indiyidu
ally Liable 10. his interference ~;.h .hs
property lava in the Carolinas.
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The Temperance Meeting.

We are requested to state tha, the
Lancaster Temperance Society" will hold
their regular meeting on FRIDAY night
next. The public are invited 10 attend
Several speakers have been selected for
the occasion.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility. Prema,Ire Decay. and all
the effects Of youthful ndscretion, will, for tho
sake OF suffering humanity send i'ee TO all who
need it, the recipe aud directions for making
the simple remedy 10y which he was cured.-
Sufferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers
experience, can do SO 10y addressing ia perfect
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street. New York.
Nay sth, ls67-ly.
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sToLEN..
MEDIUM SIZED DOGL-of "A

A MEDIUM SIZED DOG4-of the ter
n rie' aud eur species with Heh, b,in-
die sides, white legs one eye out. abou. two
years old, and . god hunter Raid dog hiss
been missing about Two weeks and is believes d
to have been stolen By some freedman. A lib.
ersl reward ~ilI be given for any Information
leading IN his recovery.
sept 10, 81. d. KiaRPAfRICR,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-19

TBs IMpEAoHMssr QussrioN We
are glad To be able TO state tiat Ihe sen
iimept 10 favor Of impeachment that tie.
came so rife under the influence Of tie
late remarkable course Of the President 10
suhsid,ng rapidly Washington Star.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-19

The Firs, National Bank. At Washing
ton, has Withdrawn it's ad,ertise.nen for
the purchase Of Confederate bonds, which
is pur out at the instance OF psrt'es in
EHopa. Tie ONLY offer ~ the bonds for
sale came from New York city. The
bankers proposed two dollars and a half
for every thousand.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-19

a3'YsLtow FEVER IN PENSACOLA --Yei
low fever in Pensacola 10 rather incress
ing. the deaths averaging. some .,hree or
four per day. while numbers are sick
Hundreds have fled from the CITY. camp.
ing in the woods or residing with frieods
in The country. The population has beso
reduced to about ! goo souls.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-19

We understand that some 10 or Is
blacks were registered by ors Of the
Boards, who have no, been in the Slate
twelve months. These of course are no,
entitled TO vote, which will ,nctease the
white majority to about 100.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-09-19
Nomination.

MEssRs. EDrToRs Please announce Mr.
ALFRED ANDREWS as o candidate for sest
in the approaching State Convent on and OBJ
lge MANY VorERs.
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Rsppahapnock City. Caipepsr Co. Va,
via Pine Vies. Psua,;ar r. W.

The coIored majority in this State. 30
Tar as heard from the various registration
precincts, amoaots 10 about 10000
PA0nix, st1aa Hl
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Registration for Lancaster.

The Books of Registration in this Dis
trict closed on Friday last Below we
give correct statement from the reports
Of the Registrars banded US from day to
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Markets

Charlest'n, Sept. ls.-Cotton fom 81 to 2S
New York, Sept l2.-Cotton lower and hea'
vicr. Sales Of 1900 bales at rs and IS l-2.
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A HOMESTEAD FOR SIS.
IN VIRGINIA.
200 Farms and 10000 Building Lots

Ix0
For Sale.
IN the Gold and Oil REGIONS in V;ro;n;.
To be sold in Shares, OF S5, each as follows:
farm Of 100 acres,
containing gold mine, valued at S25 900
farm of 81 acres, ~
containing coal oil. valued at 10000.
farms Of 60 acres each.
containing gold ore, $4,000 each, $4,000
farms OF 40 acres each.
cont shining coal or oil. 81 900 each, I q 600
10 farms of 20 acres each,
containing c"nl or oil, 900 each. 10 600
30 farm- Of 10 acres each.
containing coal or oil, $500 each, 10. 600
100 farms of 5 acres each,
continuing coui or oil, 100 each, 10000
400 Rappahsnn"ck city lots,
200 bv 100 Zee. each. $50 q piece, $4,000
400 Rsppahanhock city lots,
700 by 100 feet each. $40 piece, l6, 600
400 Rnppahnnnosk city lots, -
Do by 100 feet each, $40 piece, 5000
500 RapPahannork city lots,
20 by 100 feet each, $40 a piece, 5000
5000 Ciiftnn lots, - 80
25 bv 100 iset each, s5 a piece, 10000
o.2O0 shares. amounting to $500 900
NrruHchles cI these shares will be en-.
closed in envelopes exactly alike, ss..led ;p,
mixed together, numbered on the Outside
aud depo-itsd 10 boxes. ANY person send.
ing 90 cents eau order aoy numb he NAV
choose If h. 10 pleased with what ths
certificate calls for. he can tn en- send as 90
and obtain a DEED Tor the In ID, no mat,
ter Whist IL may be, whether q lot worth
from s6.to 80; or a farm worth from sIoo
I" 10 600 All farms worth over 1 900 will
be redeemed 10 greentacks, shoaid IL be
preferred, subject toa deduction If 20 DER
cent hn' nambrr Of share. can be taken
bv individuals. Clubs will be received a
iO per cent disc ount Address with mon.
ey and stamp enclosed f.r return postage,
s4sr.ss T. BAUDER,
Rsppahannock City. Calpeper Co. Va,
via Pine View. Pauquier Co Va.
r. S.-RapPshaanock city il ia tho
midst OF the "iold Region" in Cuipepsr
Couatv, and Clifton N the "0I Region Ia
bnchansn county. on Louisis Fork Of Big
SANDY River. The shares are sold 90
cheap 10 icdnes settlement.
Sept 10. 1867. sm.p
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EC The Post Office has heen remov.
ID TO the store OF Messrs D.vis d Huey
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TELEGRAPH ),
The Amnesty Proolama-
tion.

WAsHINsros, September 8 The fol-
lowing proclamation was issued this NOR
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THE CHRONICLE.


Denise OF AMuxxY.-An honest foot
man, anxious TO see the wonders of a
one-horse museum, obtained a special
holiday ashort time since. According
~ taking with him a couple of lady
friends. he presented himself at the
door for admission.
mo admittanee to-day, sir" said tie
keeper.
mo admittanee to day but | must
come in-I haves holiday on purpose"
mo matter; this IS a close day, and
the museum is shut"
''Whst," said John, "ain't this pub
lie property"
well, then l will 90 in"
A ticket seller who overheard the
dialogue, aud guessing his customers
callbre, stepped forward, saying polite
ly,
Pm very sorry, sir. but there's a
funeral to-day. One of the mummies
died two days ago, and we're going to
bury him"
"Oh, all very we'll; in that case we
certainly won't intrude," said John.
retiring with all possible decorum.
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P~RINTER's EERORs.-A lad in a print
ing Office, who knew more about type
setting than he did of the Greek
mythology, in looking oVe a poem
they were printing, came upon the
name of Hecate, one of the lady diVini-
ties, occurring in a line like this: 'rShe
shall reign Hecate of the deepest He'll, ,
The boy thinking he had discovered
an error, ran to the master printer, and
inquired eagerly whether there was an
e in cat? why, no, you blockhead."
was the reply. Away went the boy to
the press room, and extracted the OBJ
jectiOnable letter. But fancy the hor-
ror of both poet and publisher when
the poem appeared with the line:-
"She shall reign He Cat of the lowest
hell"
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GATARhH, Bronchitis. Scrofula Of ever
Ophase. Liver and kidney diseases. VIM II
Prince, Flushing, N. Y, for 30 years proprietor
q the Linaen Nurseries. has discovered the
Remedial Plants which are Positive Cures fol
%. Dyspepsia, Asthma, Nervous Debiliry. Rheu-
matlsm, and all Female Maladies, and Others
resulting from impurity Of the blood, hitherto
ineurable. Explanatory circulars, one stamp.
Treatise on all diseases, 20 cents.
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HISToRIoAL.
Gardeners Rheumatic and Men,
raIgIG Compound.
CHICAGO, Nov. Is, 1850.

CHICAGO. Nov. Is. 1850.
Mr.. Il. &. G~ARDIxER, Proprietor Gsrdner's
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.
Sir-HaTing been afflicted with the Neuraral-
gia in my face for six months q friend induced
say I found il the only relief and 1 recommend
il TO all who are tronbied with the Neuralgia-
Yours Respectfully BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer. Cor. Madison x Dearborn St.
GKEEsKo, Henry Co. Ill. Mag l6, 1866.
H. r. GARBINER-Sir.I can now make s
more full report Of my wife's ease. Tit two
physicians I he'd ealledin having failed TO cure
her, she then began 70 take the medicine you
sent her. and alter one bottle she began 70 have
q better appetite and to improve Otherwise
Her swellings nave zone and she has grown
quite hearty. IWish you would send one dozen
bottles 10 me as soon as convenient. I viii re-
nit amount Truly yours
]. M. RUSSELL.
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WoNDERs.-Wheh a young man is q
clerk in a store and dresses like q
prince, smokes e,foine cigars" drinks
'noice brandy" attends theatres, dan
ces and the like, I wonder if be does al
on the aYails of his clerkshipf L
When a young lady sits in the parlor
during the day, with her lily white
fingers covered with rings, l wonder if
her mother doesn't wash the dishes,
and do the work in the kitchen3
When the deacon in the church sells
strong butter, recommending it as q
good article, l wonder what he relies
upon for salYationf
When a man goes three times a day
to get a dram, l wonder if by-and by
he wont 90 four tines?
When a lady laces her waist a third
less than nature makes it, / wonder if
her pretty figure will not shorten life a
dozen years or more, besides making
her miserable while she does live?
When a young man is dependent
upon his daily toll for his income, and
marries q lady who does not know how.
to make a loaf of bread or mend a gar
ment. / wonder if he is not lacking
somewhere, say towards the top for
instance3
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT to
u THE CONSTITUTION.
Tar STArr OF Quo.

Office OF the Secretary Of State.
State Of tbe State Of Ohio. do hereby certify
that the folloEingE q true CODY Of a joint resO-
luton passed By the General Assembly of the
State OF Ohio. on the 6th dsy of April, A. D..
1867. taken from the original rolls on file in this
office.
In Testimony. Whereof. I have hereunto sub
scribed my name and affixed the Great
1Seall Seal of the State OF Ohio. at Columbus.
the 9th day of April, A. D. 1861.
WIN. HENRY SMITH.
Secretary of State.
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An exhorter recently bewaiIing the
GOODNESS of his flock in religious mat
tiers, said, very eurtly, that the church
members of late attended too much to
the conversion of seyen-thirties.
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A WORD to the Public.

Az the forms Of disease for which We pres
cribe the Compound have their origin in the
blood. let the sufferer remember that no merely
ozstrGrd appliance win afford him permanent
relief. because it cannot reach the CAUSE The
OF THE DISEASE-drives il from its strong
hold. and the victim is relieved.
2S- This should lever be forgotten A Sure
Cure Warranted.
Tolman. Pinkham 4 Co. 50 South Water ST..
Ccieago, Agents for the Northwest.
HOYT. STRATT0N GHAPG00D,
Jan o. lS66-1yr Agents. Warren, O.
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PRINCIPAL AGENTS,

DRESS in all the
II choice varieties. comprising plain and fan
ey Alapaecas, Poult DeSois. Worsted Plaids,
Ginghams, Lawns. Poplin& &c., many Of them
{ prices than the same class of goods
bought beforethe war.
PECK L BROTHER.
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A RESOLUTION

A RESOLUTION
Relative to an Amendment of the c. institution.
providing for the extension Of the Elective
Franchise.
Resolved By the General Assembly Of the
State Of Ohio. Three-hfths of the members
elected TO each house agreeing thereto. That il
be and is hereby proposed 10 the eieetorsofthis
State TO vote at the next annual October cleo
lion upon approval or rejection Of the following
Amendment as a substitute for the first. section
of the fifth article Of the Constitution OF thiS
State, to wit Every male citizen OF the United
States Of the age of twenty one years. who shall
have been q resident OF the Stale one year next
preceding tho election. and of the county.
township or ward in which he resides. such
time as may be provided by law. except such
persons rs have borne arms IN support Of any
instruction or rebellion against the Govern
ment of the United States. or have hed from
their places of resideReeto avoid being drsfted
into the military service thereof; or have de-
serted the military or the naval aervine OF said
Government in time Of war, and have not sub
sequently been honO-ably discharged from the
~same-shall have the qualifications of an cleo
or, tand be entitled TO vote At all elections.
Ed. A. PARkOTr,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
.a- ANDREW q. M'BuRNEY.
President of the Senate.
Passed April G. 1867. fApfiIs.
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ITCH I ITCHI ITCHI
SCRATCHI SCRATCH ScRATCHf

VACATIONS OINTMENT viii cure The Itch
in IS hours. Also cures SALT RHEUM, UL-
GERS. CHILBLAINS. and all Eruptions of the
Skin Price 50 cents. For sale BY all druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS 4 POTTER
Sole Agents. l70 Vsshington street. Boston, it
will be forwarded By mail. free Of postage, to
any part Of the United States.
June Is. 1866. IL.
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ARfocko of

A stock of -
Beautiful CI9ths, Tricots, Suitings and CASH
meres az the the New Store Room Of