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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23

D1D VOC EvKa see . greater variety o
goods than Is displayed at the Jewelry es
tabiishment Of c. I. Roberts on High street
Clocks, watches, jewelry, musical instru
nents. photograph albums, school books
stationery. toys, tobaccos, cigars. gents fur
nishing goods, cutlery, and host Of othe
thirgs Il takes our breath to think about
much less enumerate. Go and see for your
selves, everybody.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-23

The EEp.-some Of the MiIlerites prophe-
sy the dissolution Of ell things earthly dur
ing the present month. and as there are not
many days yet to SO 90 It would be wen
enough fnr everybody TO buy all they need
at the cheap store Of Mills & Davis. on High
street, before that evehtful period arrives.
90 don't put off till tomorrow what should
oe done to-day. especially when time and
money are both St stake.
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The Presidents Proclamation,

The President has recently issued
two proolamatious. One command
ing few who have never violated the
Constitution to obey it and another
pardouing thousands who for four
long years done everything in their
power to destroy it. Prosecuting
loyal men and pardoning and restor-
ing rebels to power, has became the
great work of this demagogue that
so unfortunately occupies The execu-
tive chair Of the nation at the pres
ent time. But believing that in all
Affections that Providence imposes,
some good results are to be accom-
plishod, tho American people, with
hopeful hearts, may bide their timo,
feeling that great stride in the
amelioration Of tho human race, thro'
the perhdy Of those in high places,
may be worked out at last. God
works in mysterious way, aud out oI
what now seems to be a great misfor
tune aud public calamity, may com'
blessings undisguised.
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Foreign News,

Admiral FARRAGUr was splendidly
entertained at Copenhagen, by both
Americans aud Danes.
1t is not now thought that SANTA
ANNA will bo executed, but that his
estate will be oondsoated.
NAPOLEON aud tho Empress have
been invited to visit Prussia by the
King.
The Sultan has issued a frman
granting a general amnesty to the
Cretan insurgents.
The Canadian Parliment will meet
tho last week in October to pass n
bill Of supplies,
Tho Moscow Gazette highly com
pliments the action Of the United
States in the matter Of the Cretan
war.
The Vicoroy of Egypt has arrived
home, highly pleased with his jour
uoy to Western Europe.
Count CHARLES VoN PRANKEN-
STEIN, has been appointed Austrian
Minister TO tho United States.
The italian Government is threat
ming proceedings against GARIRALDI
it he porsists in preparations for at
attack on Rome.
There is "a good deal Of exoitemen
in Mexico, regarding the general elec
tion to be held, aud all the faction
aro preparing for action agaius
JUAREz, who iavors romodoling tn
Government on the pattern Of tn
, United States,
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Disgraceful.

The report of the pretended out
rage committed upon a white woman
by a couple of negroes, Published by
the Democratic sheet of this city, last
week, is most disgracomlly void Of
truth. The evidence adduced, failed
completely, before democrats May
or, to prove that any outrage had been
committed Such is the extreme sit
uatiou of that party, that upon the
representation of an infuriated hus.
band, made so by the imaginings Of a
bed-siek wife, large number of them
declared at once for an determination
Of few unofendiug peaceable negro
Ss, solely for political capital. But
the presence Of a large number Of 10y
al, Law abiding citizens, soon after they
had "gathered their clans" a!layed
their thirst for the blood of an Af
sicas," aud they we're finally persuad
ed to retire TO their respective homes
This is true statement Of the affair
aud those who were most loud i
their demonstration against the black
are now heartily ashamed of thei
sonduct. and exceedingly quiet upo
the subject
The whole affair was most disgrace
ful 10 onr usually quiet aud peaceabl
city, and K is TO he hoped that in th
future nothing Of this kind may agai
occur to mar its respectful decoruI
aud lot loose upon the couHtry abroa'
such absurd aud digrncefui articles o
appeared in the Ciscinnati C6nsmer
sial, Cleveland PlmndeGter, and Sci
eea Adrerhssr last week, in referen'
teit.
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"Got Eis Deserts"

Docs our cotomporary endorse the
Marion Democrat, when IL says;
If the prisoners at Andcrsonvillc
aud Libby were not treated with the
kindness aud consideration which the
people are entitled to whom they re-
main at home, minding their own bu-
siuoss, instead of taking up arms in
bloody aud desolate crusades against
thoir noighbors aud brethren, we
have only to sayTHEY GOT THEIR
d ESERTS."
viii il tell its readers whether this
is good Democratic doctrine, or not
IL cannot deny it. Does it rcpudidtc
these sentiments from one of its own
recognized party organs or does it be-
lieve with the Democrat "thdt they
got their desctrs P'-T6A Tribune.
"Tho extract alluded to by tho
Tribune, appeared in tho Marion
Democrat which is now supporting
the negro suffrage county ticket,
of Marion county, aud whose editor
has offered to bet on the success of that
ticket The Marion Mirror is the
recognized organ of the Democra tic
party of that county, and denounced
the above expression in unmeasurcd
terms, as it deserved.
! 1t is not Democratic dostrinc, and
We defy the Tribune, or any of its
party to quote from Democratic pa
per anything that will sustain it,
Seneca Advertiser.
Tho author Of tho above extract
from the Marion Democrat, the Ad-
rcrtiscr knows as we'll as ourselves, il
D now the editor Of the Bucyrus Forum
J tho democratic organ Of Crawford
i county, and whom ho says that th
u Marion Democrat, supports the Uniol
d ticket, he basely aud knowingly per
= verts the truth, Taking his own ac
II knowledgomsnt, however that tn
J. Marion Mirror is the Legitimate orga
% Of the Democracy Of Marion County
J. let us SEQ what its sentiments are
a On the lith of August, 1864, appear
n ed in its columns the followiug
awe consider that every life here
T. after lost in this most atroeieus wa
t will be q deliberate murder, aud ey
+. cry dollar wrung from the pockets Q
y tho tax payers to further its prosecu
a ton a downright ROBBERY
E. Previous to this, on the llth
4 February Of the same year, he says
= " As for us we do not hesitate
announce ourself DIsLoYAL, and q
W are prosd Of id'
IN As the Adcertiser, aeknowledg,
Ks the Mirror to be the rocogui
NJ ed organ of it's party in tn
on county, it must and does ofO cons
quence endorse the above soutimeni
% We desire to put our cotempora
~ upon the record made By his par
in during the war, and to show Ii
I'm though the Adpertiser was too CO.
ID, aIdly, to tell its honest sentiments
as was endorsing and delighting in
~ disloyal writings of its follow men
ice ers Of the Democratic Press throug
out the State, We know that II i
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bitter pill to swallow aad causes con-
siderable wriggling aud grimaciug,
but il simply exhibits the character
Of the company II keeps and the hon.
est professions Of the leaders, Of that
reasonable and rebel sympathiziug
organization. "By your works, ye
shall be knownl"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-19

A Quaker gentleman, riding in a
carriage with a fashionable lady
deckod with profusiou Of jewelry,
heard her complin Of the cold. Shiv-
ering in her lace bonnet and shawl as
light as cobweb, che exclaimed
F" What shall ] do to get warm2"
f" | really don't know" replied the
Quaker aolomnly," unless thee puts
on another breastpin."
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COUNTY UNION MEETINGS.

The following meetings have been
appointed for this county;
BETTSVILLE-Monday evening,
Sept. 23rd.
L0WELL-Tuesday evening Sept.
24th.
BLooMYILLE-Friday evening
Sept. 25,h.
SpEAKERs;-U. L. CRAMER, Ant
ELVER0 PERSONS.
By ORDER CEN Con-
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UNION STATE TICKET.

ron ootrnNon,
RUTHERFORD u. HAYS, Of Hamilton Count,
YoA tsrurrSASr ooyEBybn,
JOHN G. LEE, Of soseca County.
Toh tnrAsunrR or STATS,
SIDNEY $. WARNER, Of Loudn County,
ron Atpiroa or sfAtr,
JANIS II. GOODMAN, Of Marion County.
ron coNrtRoltra or rus rnrAsvRr,
MosEs n. BRAILEY, Of Fulton County.
4nt roR svrREsE JvDor,
i JOHN WEIGH, Of Athens County.
ron ArfonSrr 0fSrRAt,
WILLIAM II. WEST Of Logan County.
yos sruuks o. rms poAnD 9r PUBLIC wonKs
PHILIP " HERziG, Of Auglaife County.
.,. foa coSsrIrrroSAL AsfSpSESr,
YRS.
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Nrw advertisements.
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed and quallhsd ~ Admin
htrator OF The estate OF Peter Fprlngeri late Of
Seneca County, Ohio deceased.
JOHN WAX.
Sept 10, 18G7,--3w.
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leo Une DoIIar pot box,
DIR. Haruau,a Golden PnIa
Love Ana Matr,mony.

The affections Of tho opposite sex may be gain
cd by following simple rules and all may marry
happily Il desired, without regard 20 wealth age,
or beauty. Send directed envelope and stamp for
particulars 70 Madam LUCILLE DEnARRE,
Bible House, New York,
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Notice.

My wife Ruth having lon my bed and board
without reason or provOcaton, ! hereby warn all
persons not to trust her on my account for will
not be- responsible for debts or obligations con-
tracted by her for any purposes whatever. All
persona concerned are hereby notified that she
has IN her possession notes, mortgages, papers
and accounts belonging 10 me, and are forbidden
to pay, recognize, accept any such papers what
ever REUBEN HARTZELL.
HepttnwJ.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-19

vullandighan, in his recent speech
at Naysvillc, Ky, used the following
language:
81 am Buckeye. Though borne
n Buckcve. l thank God that my par
onts werc born in'that good old Com
mon wealth OF Yirgiuiu, the mother Of
Washington, Jefferson, Monroe, Rob
ert Il. Lee aud StonGwall Jackson.
The two latter arc great men, aud no
loyal wretch shall throttle INC to keep
mo from procluimins their greatness
This is modern Democratic doctrine
Robert Il Lee aud Stonewall jackson
great men, and those who fought A.
goiust him loyal wrctchcsl No won
der that Vallandigham is ashamed Of
being born in Ohio, aud thank God
that his parents were Virginians.
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The Advertiser Propounds.


Tho 1droriiscr in its issue of a
fortnight since, copies q lengthy ex.
tract purporting TO be from the Til
me Of Sept 2ist, 1866, aud desires to
know if VIC endorse the sentiment con.
tanned therein. Unfortunately, we
are without the fles of that date,
but taking the extract TO be correct,
We can freely aud omphatically con.
denn any such sentiments, as prev
ious to this time our opinions had been
freely expressed to the contrary. AT
the time said article Is claimed TO
have appeared Mr.. JoHN RoBINs, was
conducting the editorial columns Of
this paper, and il is well known to the
Adrertiser that we have never eudors.
ed the course pursued by our prode-
cessor, and We have no desire TO
"quibblc or dodge" 10 the matter
We believe that "ninety nine soldiers
out Of every hundred arc in taror Of
negro suffrage. If this is any par
,icular satisfaction to the editor of
the Democratic sheet, ho is welcome
to IL. He then proceeds to enquire
if We "will support negro, If nomi-
mated for Vice President on the Rad
ical tickot2" lie has evidently got
"ncgro on the BRAIN" and we would
advise frequent applications Of cold
water to the temples, to relieve his
distress, and that, no may not be
troubled with the horrible night
mare Of "ncgro Vice-Prosidents,' - &c.
If the American people desire n Ne
gro Vice. President in preference to
a Democrat, we presume they will
elect one. There is no accounting
for tastes Mr.. Editor, aud when We
SEQ tho Ohio Statesman, tho life. long
democratic standard. bearer Of that
party in Ohio, come boldly out for
" manhood suffrage" as it has done
within a few days, there is no tel.
ling but what tho AdUertiser may flop
over as suddenly as some Of tho "big- |
ger fish" aud is only trying to sound |
us on this question preparatory to its
final flop into the radical skillet.
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AVOID THE ouAOKs

nyor are suffering from youthfui indlucFetioa
and have seminal weakness, euissions 40, VIII
send you free ofohArae, AnfoFmation which u lolf
lowed will cure YOU without the Aid ofmediesnel
Address HKNnX AmfDnA,
anl7niiyll station y. \. Y.
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TOLAnIEs.
pr. Harvey's Female Pllls

Ifyou require reliable remedy 10 restore youf
and remove Irregularities or ohstruetiOna, WY
not use the besti
Thirty years experience has proved that
DR.. Harvey's Female Pills.
have no equal for removing obatruotlons and frs
regularites, n0- No matter nom what cause
they arise.-Sa They are safe and sure Ia every
case.
Price oue Dollar per box.
DIR. Harvey's Golden Pills,
Isa remedy four degrees stronger than ths -
bove, and intended for special cases Of long atAndz
ing. Price, Five dollars Der box.
A ladies private circular with enHravings Bent
Tree on application.
Ifyou cannot get the Pills OF your druggist,
send the money 10 cr. ]. BRYAa al9 Broadway
walton BY retnra mail.
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ron PRINTING. PLAIN, on IN cOL0Rs,
the IRI1uNE JOB Rooote.
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WANTRI--SOAP FAT.

rNnE UNDERSIGNED WILL PAY AT HIS
il Ashery ON Franklin street, in Second Ward,
and soap grease Persons will hnd IL TO their
advantage to sell their TAT at these prices than by
making Il into soap at a small advance ,.
aueiSnot9n2
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Tiger or Ulmer Dogs.

THosE who have engaged pups Of this breed
] Of dogs from the undcrsigncd will please
cali aud select them.
JOHN OFFENffAUsER,
Prop. Franklin House.
sent 10 ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-19

THE GREAT SOLDIERS
AND
Gallant Regiments Of
OHIO
IN RELIABLE HISTORY ]
Az photographed, and framed In "bcautiful set
tings" fof the udmiraNon Of this aud coming
Every buckeye of truly patriotic sympathies
will fud ways and meansh 70 purchase, for his
family or hlmself a. least one 2pyPe,rhaIst y
that SPLENDID HOME BOOK entitled
OHIO IN THE WAR:
Her Soldiers, Her Statesmen and Her
Generals,
by wnITELAw REID
A Spleadidb Illustrated, elegantly
1oritfen, and beautifully published
toork, 10 be ready his Fall,
in 2 Royal OetaUO Vols.
making nearly 1000
pages.
Il superbly printed on fine, toned laid paper,
and handsomely bound in cloth price SOL and
In other finer bindings These magnificent vol
umCs cmbOdy nm amount Of Information scarce
ly cqunlled by the, usually furnished in a dozen
cheapest work Of the season, Notwithstanding
the fnct that the purchasers oft must be largely
citizens Of Ohio.
Great care has been taken to present full sketch-
ca and Rosters Of each Of her Regiments, ~ well
na TO give thoroughly authentic Biographies Of
hcr diftinguishcd Generals, 40 many Of whom
have acquired n National reputation and world
wide fame. Their campaigns are discussed with
n fullncss and knowledge of details attained by no
previous writer, because no one has before had
access TO like original sources Of Information.
No State but Ohio has brought into line such Rn
array ofmilitnry leaders, as will readily bo sug-
gcsted by the names ofGrant. Sherman, Sheridan,
Mcdowell Buell., Mcclellan, Rosccrans, Mitchell,
hcPhoron, Weitzcl, Schenck, McCook, Garfield,
Cox, Hnzou, Gilmore, etc. The portraits Of these
are given, with u hundred others Of less emf
ncnce, whose biographies gre also given. These
with sketches Of the lives Of the three Governors
aud other eminent civilians, prominent in the
War mnke up work of great importance and in
tercst, which has been in course Of preparation
for nearly your years, and has cost some s25,0OO
30 produce.
m. Thousands NJ copies are already ordered
Of men who nrc ut work In different parts Of the
state. Please give your order when called upon
by our duly authorized Agents, Us the volumes
can be Ind in no other wny.
nA-CANNAS5EliS wanted throughout the state
who should address.
MOORE, wILLsrACH6 a BALDWIN,
PUBLISHERS,
25 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
Sept. ~ lSjI.--it.
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FOR SALE.

BUILDING LOT, situated on 1at Munroo
ID street, near UiOn School House, lot gOxjO1
feet a very desirable location Tor private resi-.
dence. For,orms, enquire Of J. II. Piuenger, or
the undersigned. MARY =. AYERS,
aeuttnN3
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BHII,b 5P HOIFIC PIBbS,
for the speedy and permanent cure Of SemlnN
weakness. emissions, ply scai or nervous debiliV
impotence or want OF power, the result OF sexud
excess or youthful indiscretion, which II negleeY
ed ruins the happiness and unhts the sufferer n
business, social society Of Marriage aud often tei
inmates in an untimely grave. Make no delay
seeking the remedy. Il is entirely vegetable a.
harmless on the system, can be used withOpF DE-
teotion or interference with business puisuits
and no change OF diet Is necessary whilS using
them.
Price one Dollar
lfyou came OF get them OF your druggist. Nend
the money to Dr. J. BRYAH 6t9 broadway, Nav
York, and they will be sent free from observation
by return mail. tiSy-Private circulars 10 gentle-
men sent free on application.
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YOUNG MEN.
BELL, g SPECIFIC PILLS,

The experience of the past ten years demon
strates the fact thatreliance may be placed In tn
efficacy of
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1867-09-19

and plcces that eanno, !,l - suit all It is oprde-
termination 10 sell goods Ss dL'so'e Va "'o Oo'''
aud cheaper than the cheapesb' -,,, o,.,,ni-
Don't forget the place-NOons tGrme - ,,bsnis
cd by the National Exchange Bank. shn N",i"'
nlock, Tihln, Ohio. NJ, L!lI
April n. 1867.
, 1867-04-12
Mustang Linimcnt.

Have You a hurt child or a lame horse? Use the
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
For cuts, sprai S, burns, swengs and caked
breasts, the Mexican Mustang Lnnent is certain
cure.
For rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff joints stings and
bites, there is nothing like the Mexican Mustang
Linimeut.
Cor spawned horses the poll evil ring bone and
sweeny, the Mexican Mustang LinemCut never fails
For wind gals, scratches, big head aud spliat
the Mexican Mustang Liuiment is worth its weight
in gold.
Cuts, bruises, sprains and swelings, arc so com.
mon and certain to occur in every family, thtta bot
tie of this Liniment is the bcs. investment that can
be made.
it more certain than the Goctor--it saves time
in sending for the doctcr-t is cheaper than tie
doctor, and should never be dispensed with.
"ln lifting the kettle from fire. il tipped over and
scalded my hands terribly, The Mustang Lin
iment extracted the pain and caused the 10 heal
rapidly, and left very little scar, CHAs. Foster
43g Broad street, Phila.
Mrs. S. Itch, of Hyde Park, Vt, writes: ''My
horse considered worthless, (spavin) but since
the use of the Mustang Linment, / have sold him
for $50. Your Liniment is doing wonders up here
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate cngravngs,
signed q. W. WestbroOk Chemist, and also has the
private U. S. stamp OF Demss Barnes & Co, over
the top. Look closely. Sold by all druggists 2j, ,
so cts, and 81 90.
, 1867-04-12
AYERS Ague Cure.

For the Speedy and Certain Cure of Inter-
mittent Fever, or Chills and Fever, Remit
tent Fever, Chill Fever. Dumb Ague, Peri
odIcaI Headache, and Bilious Fevers; in
deed, for the whole class of diseases oTigi-
mating In hillary arrangement, caused by
the malaria of miasmatic countries.
EHEvER AND AGUE IS NOT THE ONLY CON-
sequence OF the miasmatic poison. A great va
rety of disorders arise from its irritation, in msari
Gus districts, among which are Neuralgia, Rheuma-
tsm, GOUt, Headache, Blindness, TOothache, Ear
ache Catarrh, Asthma, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen Mysteries Pain in the Bow els, Collie Paraly
sis, and Derangement of the Stomach, alllof which,
when originating in this cause put the interInit-
tent type, or become periodical. This "CURE" ex-
pels the poison from the blood, and thus them
all alike. IL is not only the most effectual remedy
ever discovered for this class of complaints but it is
the cheapest, and moreover, is perfectly safe. No
harm can arise from its use, and the patient, when
cured is left healthy if he had never had the
disease Can this be said of any other fer Chills
and Feveri 1t Is true of this and its importance TO
those afflicted with the complaint cannot lie over
estimated So sure is it 10 the Fever and Ague,
that it may be tuthfully said to be certain remedy
One Dealer complains that it is not a good medicine
TO sell, because one bottle cures whole neighbor-
hood.
Prepared by ]. C. AVER h CO., Lowell, Mass,
and sold at Wholesale by SMITH 4 DAVIS.
Portland, and by all dealers. 6-2m.
, 1867-04-12
BARNES MAGNOLIA WATER.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and the gen
tiemans boon! The sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Soutbern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person,
to render the skin soft and fresh to prevent erup.
tons, 10 perfume clothing, &c.
~ overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiraiion.
x removes tan, redness, blctehes. &c.
It cures nervous headache and allays inflammation
II eools, softens and adds delcacy to the skin.
IL yields subdued and lasting perfume.
IL cures musquito bites and stings Of insects
II contains NO material injurious to the skin.
1t is what every lady should have Sold everv
Where. Try the Magnolia Water once and you will
nse no other Cologne, Perfumery, OF Toilet Water
afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Props. Exclusive Agents, n Y.
Sold BY druggists and dealers on the Pacific Coast
, 1867-04-12

City OFFICERS The newly elected city
oFcers were duly qualified on Tuesday last,
and Immediately entered upon the discharge
Of their duties. The city government is
now constituted as follows: Mayor, james
NeAulf; Recorder, 0. p. Lacy Marshal,
Ei. Delaney; Treasurer, II. i. Johnson
Surveyor, W. L. Castor; Assessor, ".
leiiy; City CounciImen, c. p. Wineset, ".
kohlhauf n, Brown, |. T. Reese, and j.
+ Abbott. The new officers are, in the
main, old residents, and enjoy large share
Of public confidence. The Council is CON-
posed exclusively of business men, who will
Seep sharp eye to the city finances, and
see that not dollar of the public money is
expended useleS>lv.
, 1867-04-12

lHE DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-Com-
missioner Wilson is in receipt of returns
showing an aggregate disposal of 1908
acres OF the public lands during the month
VI OI,i. FEBRUARY last at the Falls of St. Croix,
w Sconsln,) Stevens Point, WISCONSIN, }
ISylOrS Falls, (Nlinnesota,) and Ironton,
IhlSsourl, } local Offices. The greater por>
l "un OF the land was taken up by actual
settlers nnder the homestead law, and the
,ellalnder located with agricultural college
seIlP, military warrants, and sold for cash. /
, 1867-04-12
Lyon's Extract Ginger.

LToN's EXTRACT OF JAMAICA GINGER.-For Indi-
gestiOn Heartburn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus,
tlatulency, &C., where a warming stinuaut is re-
quired. Its careful preparation and entire purity
make it a cheap and reliable article for culinary
purposes. Sold everywhere at 80 cts per bottle Ask
for "LYON'S' Pure Extract. Take no other
CAUTIoN.-See that the private 4 5. stamp of De.
mas Barnes d Co. is over the cork Of eacn bottle
None other is genuine. 4S-ly.
, 1867-04-12

SENATOR Nesmith is understood to de-
Ina the Austrian mission. The appoint.
,o, was rendered as personal compliment,
"A .ttests the high regard in which he is
LA bv those who have had an opportunity
" DS, obscrying his public career