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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

CRoPs.-The Wheat crop never look
ed more promising any season since the
settlement of Iowa, than 1t does now,
and corn is coming on very fast. The
many fears, that the cold rains would
rot all the seed have proved in most in
stancesgroundless; with warm weather,
such as we have had the past few days,
corn and All kihdsof vegetation Will be
as forward in two weeks as any previ-
Gus season. Farmers are greatly en-
|couraged with the prospects for boun-
tiful harvest. t~sf 10 5agh a,I.t $40 s1ei
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

LuMHER WAGONS. Thompson 3 y
Co. have, just received an extra lot Of
Lumber Wagons, manufactured from
the best of timber and got up In the
neatest and most durable manner,
which they offer for sale at the lowest
figures. eg sE0
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

S@- Blanks. of ali kinds. AE laee q,
small quantities, for sale cheap ~ mn
News Depot, = 118
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

A Full hne Of all numbers of Ladies
and Gents White, Blaok and Colored
Kid Gloves, and, also White Berlin
DeMi Guantlets at VIM. I. Peake &
Co.'S. a9NR sf go asS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

f4- Rleaehsd and, Uubleached Mus
iins, Prints, Ginghams and all cotton
goods ct the present market prices.
We receive our goods weekly, direct
from'the New York market. and can't
pc undcrsold. ve
I'LL .MA WM.I PEAKE A Co.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

MfsFoRTuNE.--This lie a world Of
misfortune, and one Of the saddest to a
good housekeepsr 10 to he afflicted with
heavy, yellow sour bread, biscuit. &e.
1fyou are evey troubled in this way,
use d. b. Deland a Co.'s Best Cheplical
Sdteratsts, when you WILDE surprised
Mt its charming results in removing
the cause Of your misfortunes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07


FARMERS BEWARE. The Dubuque
Ti1sesgpublishesl an account of a gigan-
tic hny-rnke swindle, styling 1t "The
most extensive and successful one ever
perpetrated upon Agricultural commu-
mites in America" 1t has recently
been introduced In Iowa, and large
numbers have been victimized by it.
1t is thought that hundreds are enr
gagged in i; They intend visiting
Black Hawk county, and are expected
in Cedar Falls about the 10th. Our
citizens should be OH hand to give them
q warm reception. Oar space will not
admit . full description of their man
ner OF operating. Farmers should be
on the look out. EhfiioR aFak sdfs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07
Special .Aatiees.

-
butchers lightning Fly-Ki1ier
viii certainly exssgmisata fhese pests Il It's use Is
persevered in beware Of bogus Paper which
dealers keen because they get II for nearly nothing
Don't be swindfeds Ask for DUTCHER'S which is sold
by all live Druggists.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

Full line Of Ladies' and Misses, Ho-
siery just RECEIVED at VIM. I.aPeake &
Co.'S.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07
THE HEALING POOL

[ Howard Association Reports, for YOUNG MEN. on
the CRIME OF OLIfuDEI and ie ERRORS, A Buses
and DISEASES which destroy the manly powers, and
create impedimentst 10 MARRIAGE with sure means Of
relief. Address DR.. j. sKILLIN h0CGHToN, How
| ard Association Philadelphia, Pa. S-t0yt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

The Duplex Elliptic, Double Spring
Hoop Skirt just received ut VIM. I.
Peake & Co.'S. ~ rs
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

4TH AoF jury CELEBRATIoN. "A
meeting of the citizens of Cedar Falls
was held at Council Hall last Wednes-
day evening to make arrangements for
an appropriate celebration for the cont
ing. 4th of July. The needing was wen
attended and much interest was mani
tested BY all present to secure
a good. time. Mayor Bryant was
called to the Chair, and f. n Chase
approximately ssststaryss, A reselution
was passed that tllg citizens act N con-
Junction with tho Grand Army III the
Republic, and that it be UNDERLINED
control. A general conamittcezcon,
posed of s., Bird, F. n. Chase, George
Campbell, Charles Nicely and T.. OAR
ling were appointed TO make all neces-
sary Arrangements, secuFe.noted speak
ers from abroad and authority was
givei Ito appoint All; 1b committees
that mightha necessary NEsnaaking ar
rangemlnts. Large deleG ationssAre ex-
pected from other towns. and nopains
wHIbe spnfed 10 niaiSe u far ahead of
any celebrations ever held in Cedar
Falls. F.
The programme will be announced
next week ia full, d.r; III ~
We need not urge upon all the peo-
pie from the country to turn out. The
announcement is SUFFICIENT to call out
the enthusiaapar of every loyal, patriot
lie citizen and acause all to leavetise
work on that day for a grand old FASH
Toned Celebration, sschas shah ren1ipd
us OF the foyaf devotion to our country
displayed by our soldiers at Geftysburg,
Helena and yicksburg.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

SMALL THIEvING.-One day last
week man by the nanae OF Fowler,
residing in Cedar City visited Cedar.
Falls apd as was commoply. the case,
called atathe boot and shoe store Of NJ
Trowbridge. Thinking, perhaps, that
a pair of shoes woaldY come handy in
the family, he quietly slipped pair
under his coat unobserved and started
for home Mr.. Tfowbridge ndticing
his actions on leaving the store, fol-
lowed him, overtaking said gent on
the bridge. Being very kindly INFORM
ed that he had probably taken a pair of
shoes that he had forgotten to pay for,
he owned up after some hesitation, and
handed over the shoes saying that he
was intoxicated or he would never
have taken them. Through sympathy
for his family, he. was allowed to 60
unpunished. Cases of this kind fof
tunately, are rare instances in this
community, nevertheless, theys should
not go unpublished.
.AEn 49,
LfBERAL.-An exchange publishes q
marriage notice and announce that
accompanying the notice was "Five
Dollar Grsenback9 for the printer
We have Something to say about that
man. Such charitable act deserves
particular mention and we wish that
happiness most copiousiy aud prof4sely
may shower down upon himconstant-
~. we not only admire his liberalfty
but his good sense. Such Q man never
will quarrel with his wife, and will al
ways come home in a good humor and
in good spirits. He will not object to
buying his wife, on an average, seven
dresses 4 week, providing other expenr.
SEES are in proportion. He will always
provide well for his family ,andvi his
wife should be out on the street in q
short dress discussing swaman's rights,
when he comes home for supper he will
not murmur, but will proceed at once
to get Il himself. In short, ladies, such
a man will make the best of husbands
and if you ever find young man will
ling to pay the printer literally, marry
himi You'll never regret it.
/ SEH kM 80 e - f IS
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

DEPREnkTnONG.- We have repeated
ly called the abandon % our citlssns TO
the necessity Of planting shade tres,
flowers, &C., a1d hevs Remarked Ne
ensrgy with whf6h they have gone 70
work to beautify their homes. Va no&I
wish to CALI the atfsn3ion X cur CITY
Council to . fact none the less lifnp0rts
All. and to The necsasity for imnedixte
action. Complains are cUmine to US
alnaoss daiIy, OF dsprsdationsI being
committed III lawless boys Of our city,
in stealing and, destroying, flowers,
grape vines and shrubbery, until many
cannot rest quietly at night, fearing
that their gardens may be injured by
some graceless scamps This should at
once corrected, and active measures be
taken to arrest and punish to the farth-
est extent Of the law all such persons.
II necessary. Let there be q detective
police appointed until this marauding
systen = efsctuaA y and entrsiy
broken up- y. ~ & j u. "a, 49, !, I, is.x a
We are ~ issafmed that Shade tses )
- Y -
are being injured - the night ,by loose
horses aud host p5oss particularly BY
horses in gnawing me trees. IA there
notAno rdinance now On the city records
to prevent loose iIorses and hogs ens0uS
streets? and AZ 30 why fsitnot al0fosd.,
wshope word 10 tbis directSsfj mn
be sufiicient, and that something WI
immediately be done to ppt a-stUp tor
tl,ese Expectations. II = ~ tr1ie tlfp
thsss are boys 10 this eommHnity Who
are men SiAugl1 70 steal or, .injdesK
flswsI, ths{ sk6uid be bfough ITO justice
and Ii should ~ tho duty OF every law
abiding eltixeG y - every meansdn
their power 70 csd I NJ arrest ~ my.
such offenders. 4 d. =, u. -.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

.m'.@ l,as sst.,7 SLOAN 4 ROBINS. !,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

ia Going East, ....................7 :40 A. M.
n Going West. ........... ........4.55 r. M.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

NIcno1soS & McCREA.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-06-07

Wa, I. PEAKE A Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18
StaadiE1 Conmtttees.


On Federal Relations-NessrG T. J. Tenant,
NJ n. Mitchell. b. V. Poor, A. K Potter and d.
A. Horton.
On JuIiciary-MesErs J. n. Brown. Z. Stroth-
er, 8. Z. Huss, W. T. Jones, A. Koneman. o. K.
SLampley and W. C. Grimes
On Ways and Means-Aessra. A. II. Lbsak,
A Koneman, J. NJ Dorsey, Thoa b. Prince, II. II.
Bence, j. L. Swaney and J. p. Wheeler.
On Mines and Mining Affairs-Msssrs. J. ID.
Mayhugh. Robt. Cullen. G. H. Walton. z Stroth'
or and s. Z. Huse.
On state Insti,Isious-Nies,rs. Geo. II. Dana.
o. K. stampley, J. l. Swaney, Z. Mallory and
Geo. Munckton.
On Internal Improvemsnts-MessrL George
Munckton. P. J. Parmsisr, VIM. n Cary. b. v.
Poor and A. Koneman.
On Aericulturs-J. R Jacobs, W. n Carey, J.
=. Rooney, G. n. Folsom and J. A 81. Clair.
On Counties and County BoundaIte,-- Messrs
J. N. Groves, W. G. Grimes, q. w. Walton, T. J.
Tenant and A. N. wingatet
On Educatioa-MesSrk u n Mitchell, w. T.
Jones, O. N. Folsom, J. R Jacobs and George d.
On C.rpora.ions-Msssrs W. Caldwell, Robt.
Cullen. T. p Julien, Thos. Parker and James L.
SwAney.
On Elections .Messrs. Thomas Parker. G. n.
Folsom. A. n wipgate, Z Strothsr and J. +.
Rooney.
On MILITARY and Indian Affair." -Mesars. J. N.
Dorsey, W. T. Jones' J. & Jacobs, J. Parma
ter and n. hopeuntIl -
On Trade and Manufacturss-MessrA Thos B.
Prince, A. x. Potter. J. P. Wheeler, A. N. VIM
gate and Z. Mallory.
On Public Morsls-Msssrk G. W. Walton, w.
n Casey and J. p. Wheeler.
On Public Printing-Aessrs. John Weien' u.
L Lammon and Geo. II. Dana ....
On Contingent Expenses and Accounts -
Meusrs. J. A. ST. Clair, T. v. Julien, 3. u. Huse,
E. Mallory and b. v. Poor.
On State Liorary-Messrs J. L. Swaney, " n
Stampley and n. Brown.
On Mleage-Messrs. P. ]. Parmatsr, Rooert
Cullen and J. ". Groves. 10
On Enrollment-Messrs J. A. Horton, w. q.
Grimes and John Welch-
s. Mayhugh.
On Claims-Messra George l. Lammon. J. r.
Rooney, John welch, w. Caldwell and Thomas
Parker.
On Public Lands-Messrs. H. II. Benee. J. M.
Brown, T. d. Prince, Thomas Parker aud A II.
LiRSAk.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18
S,aaiia1 Committees.

SdadiHS ConnEtseS.
Judicisry-welty, Proctor. Sumner. Nelson,
Hutehinga
Stevenson, Monroe.
Mines and MlninS-Stevenson, Linn, Doron,
Nelson. Terry.
Federal Relations Mason, Monroe, Edwards.
State Affairs-Dorpn. Meder. Monroe.
Agriculture and Manufactures-Haines, East.
man. Medsr.
Education-Grey, Edwards, Terry.
Printing-Doron. Carpenter. Meder.
Counties and County Observation-Disclosures,
Hutchings. Gray. Terry, Eastman.
State Prison-Geller. Sumner, Proctor.
Militia and Indian Affairs-Hutchinss, Nelson,
Carpenter.
State Library-Nelson. Hainos. Hastings.
Internal mprovements-Eastman, Carpenter,
Mason.
Public Lands-Edwsrds, Doron, Gray.
Claims-Monroe, Nelson Edwards.
Public Morals-Meder, Mason. Welty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18
Relief for Horses & Cattle! /!

T,HE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT. 4,
=, j. tSlly assr.s 'hs public THAI h' %
stable and Veterinary once,
On the Divide. between Gold Hill and vir.
%. giuis City, Nevada, whore he 10 prspar. ~
ed 70. bestow medical attention to a
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP 4 DOGS,
Which may be entrusted 70 him He slIo ofsrs
la Frss' CONSULTATION At his Once from 10 10 y
o'clock 4. y. daily, having hsd sn eItsnsiye sx:
perisnee In the businsss IN Europe and the United
States and latsly of Ban Franciseo: Hell sn;l
sbled 10 apply the most efficient and suecesful
.rsmsdisa aeainit diseases Of allkinds, and sotao
she public patronage Charges moderate. kefer:
'sncss 'of iunquestionabie verscity, from men OF
NICK. HuNRo, ...
i79syTq ~ df5;Rh Veterinary Suigeon
.Dtsids. Jsn. 10. 1881. :. >. -.-.-- latsA I,
YRID SH0NIMAh. .y .r.yf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18
RENE II B z n,

Juno L. lcOos
DIR. CRAs. H. TozER-Dear Sir: You will ex.
cuse me for not writing 10 you sooner. You will
perhaps rsmsmbef mo q the individual who call.
Cd on you for assistsnes about year ago. The
roof Of my mouth had completely rotted out, and
my palsse dropped down and there remained
ltopptng up the pssssys 70 thstI could hardly
eat. You remember ycu cut II out at once, when
pslisvsd me imnstiatsly. and I iwas enabled 70
swallow my food and In q short time began 70
improve. / took your medicine and foLowed
your directions for several month"; You nnNly
suoessdsd in stepping the dssass, sayngmy nose
and upper LIP, though you ne9usntiy cauuoosa
NJ sHcut loslng Il I continued TO improve untn
Won nnsily Recommended me 70 60 Int hs eocn'
IN, and before going, BY your sdyiee. ! naGs
asst t.ksn of my mouth In order hst eouid
have plate made for mo 70 enable me 70 spsax
a ~ 10 b understood. and am now usingh
NJ .tsynal thanks xrs due TO- you for the
r.rsSr.rancA and akill that you duplAyed
= nv case, and have 70 thank yen for
~ rcstored health, and sven for my iife, asl was
-. No. bIsedIns 10 death several ttmss ffom
~. nose an now In Sacramento City e1loyo
~ rood health, and shall recommend allmy
t-.sSs 10 call on you, shoald they be 70 unfortu.
~. :. "a r,ouirs assistance; And wsuh advise
sIi r.r.ons 20 avoid certain. acisntihe doctos IN
- seitvI Or tbsy viii Seud them 20 D aisnd from
yyhs,ca no traveller returnA t,nnfH AZ, d..
WIN my beIt wishes for tho success Of both Of
Won. / remain, your, etc. S.S.E.
IL N. .Cfas q. yTossr San francisoo, CAL lF7
felS,tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18
wooDl wooDll wooDIll
watch Lost.

T osr. ON SATURDAY MORNING. JAN.
LIioth, between the Grey Hound Saloon and
The Grown, Point, Nine huntnseaae Ilxsr
watch-.J., b" engraved on the back case. Tho
Under rtiI b tioerslly ry,tarded ~ leaving Il at
ths bar o. tns orsyhound
Cold Hnl, Jan. 1A'1eH. al+n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18
MISCELLANEOUS ADrERrlSBA8NTs
NEVADA LEGISLATURES.
Third session, Commeaeing Janu-
ary 5th, 1867.

AsSEaRLYMEN.
Churchill County-W. C. Grinss and James A.
81. Clair.
Douglas .....E. Mallory and W. N. Carey
Esmeralda-A. VI. wingate, John s. Mayhugh.
J. \. Brown. B. V. Poor.
Humboldt-O. X. &anplsy, Thomas v. Julien.
and y. J. Parmater.
Landar-J. X Jacobs, T. J. Tennant, Robert
Cullen and J. ~ Dorsey.
Lyon. =. Rooney. A. Konemsn and George
w. Walton
Nye.........w. T. Jones and ,. ". Groves
Ormsby-Dr. George Munckton, H. II. Benee,
and ID. A. Horton.
Storsy-M ". Mitchell. John weleh. A. H. Lis
SAX. s E. Huse, Geo. l. Lammon,
Thomas Parker, E. Strother, r ID.
Ferguson. A. K Potter, J. L. Swa.
ney, George II. Dana and J. A.
Wheeler.
Wuhoe-Thomas h. Prince, W. Caldwell and
q. y. Folsom.
Union u; Democrats, 4.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18

DIR. IT OZER's
ExPERlENCE Is OF. FORTY YEARS
1I standtns, and during thst TINT haI met with
unparalleled suecesl IN The treatment Of Ill
those dlseasss generally known -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18

or Ricord, Acton and Bostwick. are Of little 70
count, except to dry mp the dlsssss on tAasar>
fsce leaving the poison 1 the blood. which. soon.
ee OF later, win show Itself a. secondary disease
In su aggravated FORM These facts ] have learn
Cd By experience, and think can say without
bosittne, that have seen more practice In theBe
diseases thsn any other physician In San Frau.
cisco, dating a II does from l84e. II becomes
you, therefore, to think well before you employ
q aphysieisn. Who ID the proper one 70 conSuit-
an old experienced one, or one who has recently
settled amongst youf nE q. irab ~ yzfp
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-02-18
TO Females.
70 Correspondents.

Patients Of either seI, residing In any part Of
tho country, however diStapt, who may desire
the opinion and advice Of DR. TOZER can, By
submitting 0 written statement Of their case 70
the Doctor receive all tho attsntion and medI.
elnes nseessary 70 effect cure without ths nscss-
sity Of q personal interview. 1oa ~ .la s4a
An letter. strictly confidential. opened and 70.
pied 10 by the Doctor hlmsslf |s ~ H1l."
Consultation at the ofice or By Letter. PREE
Cures IN al cases guaranteed.
Omoe houn, from "a NJ 10 8R.h. nsF.5re'a
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

The question will he Un the suhstilnie this
bali. Those whu are against 1t, aud l'r White
sGa,ngc. ~ NJ present, will vote mo -
Judge Smith had Il very Wild son
named Bob, who was constantly on
spree, and upon being brought up
once for drunkenness thu Judge Nrled
out
is that our Bob7'
Yes, %sirreplied the clerk,
" Fine tho rascal two dollars and
cost I'd make it ten d~oliarsif l didn't
know ii would come out Of my own
pocket
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12

eltttehtpd, could not 70 pass aid thus to
virtually abolish the constitutional provision
a~Toie.ad. That ii ihis precedent be acquies-
ced Ia, there will be nothing 10 prevent u bare
mniotIty OF Congress at any time IN the Ia,
mf4 from nulhBiug ihe cO0stint puulN elo ul
he President aud usurping Wheonif6ltdleg-
,,luQyr power, 10y uu exclusion OF the miuori-
~ finn ilieir seats. lint lie exclusion, OF
eytu in % sinale State, miglG give ilas control
nrda preIeku Tor such M exclusion would not
toe wanting tn un INSCRIPTIONS aud reyOlntiun'
NY party. 20
4 II solved. That the - oplc, aud espcc-
irily hose ut Che 6g~,itultuuat STATES, have
-%aii,r.d CO., long be- exactlOus % b!gh prOtec-
tive. tnr,i', urd az The fpliescutailvcs OF an
az ru.i ural aud lab"ring population. we de-
MA a lhai thtir substance SsUll no longer be
cx' irei from them N otdT to-bi The pockets
OF En,ltiu BCuUpulisls.
3. Resebrd, That uncqui taxation is
@ ntr,ry 20 The f st %prirUplr, Ut justice aud
uar 20 iCs, dui We call upon our Govern
u.,se. T.J,ral aud Stale, 10 use oil necessary
Goa. ti4trupt molHs 10 yemedy thus evil
6. u soi,.d, That The RADICAL majority in
'.. a" cu.rd Congress huye proved the msriues
HtbPe 10 ia,ti ct negro suffrage hy lurcir6 Il
~ ih, pr,ue If the District ul Columbia
hE ~ = ''NN F'''a NltNAl NfAfT "Nif FNaNA HAN
cSuirs,,d a. lie po.l., ny luiciug il nppn he
lCrfl, "l al he 'utri'uries, ant ny their va
% u d..i-s 90 c"er, III !rrpr OF H., Sou,h
to nlopt il tina, VT ARE opposed 10 negro
suilrug. he ,r. % would -et productive ct
Cyil'n bo'h shi q, ID nllckj. ard lerd to
pr, ducr II Gisu spsrut cm fict Of races
q Received, That l,r ni lh,tr Efforts To
uphpii ilui Constantine we tender 10 ,hr Pee
Siirh, uud b. rbg mgiuti,# 81 tire JtrdgPsHui the
~ajr cue Tout 0f lie Umird states our hear
y iiurks.
&. Resolved, That we arc in favor of a
y, moc'nCc t'oiveutiun ~ o%clcpHtrs lrom all
the States ~ h. h,ld II such m AID place
rs mrv hr rur,d nro. md tha' the State
C'rtrul Committee hr ru'hnriz'd y" coucn'
With uihrr proper cumnitecs ~ fixing time
ard place, eId that W. ptci,r LauisyIlie, Ky,
~ The ph,ce
o R,yp'yed, tia, he Dtmocrulic ucwspu-
pc,s fOhm de erve our earnest anl liberal
support. and maj mn early nud ih1r"ugI orga.
siz zion Of the paIiy is nd SIC sln,e.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
i L y T + O II NJ
OF "EE
THE UNION PARTY Of OHIO,
o.
Adopted ira Convention at &C.
%iUHlbUs, Juae I9, 1867,
The Cui,n party OF ohio declare

The Cuj,n party Of Ohio declare
let. Fiat the gi,at lesson nr the war is
lUpt lse An rican people ale "a nation nfui
uui. merely II cuulcGeracy 'oi s)Tcrcign and
indt puud,ui States.
~ HAT onr existence az a nation j. has.
~ oG principles nnu"un ed in lie peclai alton
pt Independence, aud y.udicaicd 10y The proc
i'muiiun ut Emancipation, The Constitutional
anitndn'nt hbDlish3ng slavery asst the spiriI
81 Reluhlcuh Democracy aud Juticc. which
uuderIlcs ihY Rc"unsiruct'or pulley at the a9'h
,ud 4Uth Congresses which We teieht iuily
euiUl.r ard which we dtmuui shal! be- carried
AGO clspcr r ,t Ct W scNely nred.ui at OF
gudt "iA!lrGtr'utipU.
3 ha Wills $50 wil. always cherish and
deiruI IHe Amcilcun system OF local aud uu-
r'ciput selt government iur. national pm puses .
nnd W. BE we pre- uuaI'rtabiy opposed 10 all
attempts ut Capitalization or cOnsu'idation Of
power anywhere We hold llul liberty aud lu-
mtu lights constitute ouT great national boon.
which local ar State Organizations must not
be allowed To- nbu,dgr ur take nvuy.
Al. 'tipt im"uri with tie spjri, of lru,
Drorcmcy, and br..rylpg Tint the powers
uuct..afy tor iir i.r, 20 e o attaining the end.
' g.'.u Hu"i, 'Utll Hut go o.. rysiucbl e. Al
Nt-"i ,.s.s pU' shuuu 80 vested in ihe
g. '- Ic"p' F{fa.du utJu,' ~ 0i!Gus dis
in''e 1Ir1 rr ~" .gtr lions .n equally aItunA.
n'' 81. t.o "a beg belieylng tbst these
. Hcn~ 90 o. gee I'd .nc" Wt,l The spu IL
d Hrr.r1 ...d"u "'v,.I r,u. we Ii,ce
.' rH iri y,rla ri,ri Fm OF
I'D a. rf aFHt sgs 0s rJul'uulei 90
-- u.p. 90 ipe state Cpusrl,
Az eugr '.' o" .ou Ing tu,Htr =
m %. lne People
v' ra.l.ilt lalDot b,y.
-, -.Ir 81 i".. o. "up'- uNrR ,lein ~
"a 80 t-H't u.. O ii'riI ayr s]ppii,rs ami sai,
l",s s'".--.'. sru Gle fr ru. national
'N'ApiH. -G'a,., r'H' aaT cur lIhcritrs
aud h~or-iH'p ivt '' Ul '..g Y,l a.,ilic.s
wa.a ls,ftrI8. -. .olHt noe, Of OHIO
herr b. ilrijtc b 'ErHafa u1 d wiioes aud
orphan, 'f D. srsw si n t.tase ~ 'lc u..
ton rW ,~yinp@na- nd slHs4u.,ni import.
Gu. iiaf ws sp'rovc md eud ,r-r ,it.
military adm ubn1tuoo ot mr. Ill tnQuist,.d
icit'" ca IN Nojo' Genarnlpnd. "a. Sherr-
Jap, IL I'uiSinrn nd l,Xns. and ~, DE hun
and tics military. nnnuu,nlrrs ~ he 81 vr-ul
mill arg disnIe's cat thr Suu.l. ire cordial
suppotl otihe Z con mengoi ono irrthsiecr-
tors t"-yr4'rci To- .lgypt ic'r,r Of he late
rene. Sn'ts, md &" -'run" tlr urprn'zn'in-
nI l''aI AID con-, ip ioud guvc nnefls ipssij
Sta,c.. tE GtIE
III. I'p' We u'y iudorsc and nppr1v, Of
N" aihs'uis' hht'n sH"nr preseiL libyfrApc. j.
u. CrY, ard cx,rrd a. him our hearty thank
iut the isiNiiat nnd. ahte ihtrner in wEiei W.
has dsc'rrgod ms Gi'ial duties, AMI sustain
ed the cred, aud honu Of onr mobile State.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-09-12
Special Notices.
no CcNsvlsrTFYEs.-

Tho advertise" having been restored tohoalth
in q few weeks by a very simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years With a severe
lung affection, and that drcGd disease Cou-
sum ption, is anxious 10 make kucwn TO his TEL
low sufferers the means Of euro, $500.
TO ali who desire il, he will send a copy Of
the prescg. ption used free Of charged with the
directions for preparing aud using the same,
which thoy viii find a sure cure for Consump.
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
all Throat aud Lung Affections. The only OBJ
icct Of the advertiser in sending tho prescrip-
ton is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread IN
ormaiiou.wnich he coucciycs 10 be IN invaluable,
and he hopes every sufferer wilt his remedy
Ms IL will cost them nothing, and may prove 5
blessing. Parties wishing tho ..prescription,
FREE, Ly return mnil, win please address
REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, New YORK.
May g-lyr..... H