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The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21
HeUlssIi0liOn.

Democracy is at last " defining is position,
aud every where is announcing itself as 10 favor
Of repudlaiing the sacred obligations Of the gov
srnment. This party would spread ruin aud
bankruptcy overlhe land, BY declaring tha, gov
ernmcnt notes shall not be redeemed II would
bring To poverty the hundreds of thousands OF
moderate means who have purchased the govern.
mrn,s bonds. by declaring ihosc bonds worth
less il would hold our nation up 70 civilization
As disgrace aud reproach aud repudiAtor Of iis
just debts
Il is curious 10 observe that in all the specchss
and addresses VI democrats, all the evils VI the
war-lhe loss of life, taxation, debt, high prices,
paper currrncy--aTr enumerated as the direct
work OF the Union party. Not word is said of
the rebellion. II is true W. have great debt,
which hvars as heavily upon Republicans
as upon democrats; IL true that We are severe
ly taxed to pay IL; !, Is true that prices high,
iha, the currency Is deprecated. AL this we
know aud lament; but II is also true that We owe
these etils first, to the rebels. aud second. To the
democratic party, and wholly To their combined
efforts tO drsiro! the Cnioa. Il seems almost
absurd To rcPrai there truths, for no ingenuity
will ever concrAl the great fact that the South
rrbellrsl. that the demOcraic party sympaihizrd
with rebellion. and ,ha, the Republican party d.
rrcird and maintained the war Tor the Union,
aud brought II to triumphant end. For the
evils that 20 hcavl! pres upon us, thu democrat.
ir par'y Is responsible, and should he the last Ia
raise a word Ia opposition to paying every dollar
oI our debt. Ne have ahundantiy exhibited oui
ability io pay this debt immense rs IL Is.
On the Is oi August, lsGi. when our volun
ircrs hal not yr, I"rt pad oii aud our army re-
duc-,l tn l'eacr iuo'ins --"nr ascrr'aincd Nation
al Debt -xcrr,lv the funds IN the TrrasuT, b, ih'
siganiir amount u, s:,5i7 ,Gsp, ~
Il has zine, been reduced tn 2.i9? isl 20.
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Pa''cs away. 4 lew days more, aud il will be-
sul'"rr"'lr'l 10y "ne the merit. oi which time
and experience mus, develop. Perhaps It i.
we'll that ia" .'ld Constitution should be- lail
aside. Il Was mu'lr "a the days when Maryland
Wa l"!al. by l"ysl men aud i"r the government
"i - l"yAl state Il Is not strange that itsIses
n" suii the Maryland "i day. Hut yalbffc.
."fv" ~ lay u carefully away among tfc'sr.
rhiNr. "i ,h" state. so that future general uons.
when rcasoh shall have returned Ia the pcoplc'
may l"ndrr up"H the strange Authorization that
l"rscssr'l their fathers in the year of Grarc,
lSai. whereby they were controlled I" lelib-r.
ately vote that Consultation down aud n ado,s
the r"inins "n- IN its stead. Let those two IN.
s,rumsnts aud their histories 60 down H. I,os.
tcriiy together. aud let coHing event. dsclarc
whirL was right which was beet fur thipinier.
~ "i the people.
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E.- "a. Fsa,'.. r"nJ '.p,. ma

fsf"ss Ia fh"f"'fs fifsW NFlas IVA
Snr' The commencement "i the I,alliraiion of
'ol"Dr Fornr,s letters ir"n Eurol= IN THE
PnlsS, W. have hsrn in the =. t-p oi innumsta.
lie inq"iri"s ffom ih".y whn visited io know II
,h' correspondence Nond net apl~sr IN hook
form ln arrorianr, with ,hrir requests, Mr will
nov state that ,lirse letters. carefully revised,
with iml'oriani additions. will sho,Il, hs given
10 the world, ~ Onr Vnlun,r. hy tho publication
hnus of 7 a. Peterson \ lir'Iihrts, Philadrlphis
who will -i.air n" rxl'uss io make m u u laros
whrh sh'il rn'n'nns every feature ~ IyIa,srnph.
i'ai es,rlirnr eararlrfi,lir oI the hes, pnhlig,.
'i"ns oi this ii'm ~i,ha m"'lrralr prize. I, will
c"n'ain e" ''ctllrnt ''~l-rugfnv.d I''rl ait uf
'h" an'l'nr, aud h. IN every rcsE,l MS ~. h,lisv-
u work acc~i'aLlr ." his friends. As u will al,
onu' b. pat lo pre-. l'ooks-lirrs. agents and III
"ilers ds-ir"us 81 srrurins any nom,'~r ~ cvli,s
a" gcrrsi''l Ia Sud IN 'hrir "ilrIs ~. or al.
drcss wiih''u' DELAY, The puhli,brrs. Mrssss. 7.
o.. Peterson 4 iiio'hrrs, i'hiIadrlpht.
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re- The refusal by iwU prominent c'ilorvi me- u
~ the country io arrvp' 10" position 80 ah, fiji
l.-i I', General Howard, rrfuirs two gross cal.
umnics which have be-n hrraldel forth from the
organs Of The Rrbrl-i'rnorracy First, that ihe
colorcl m-u would clam1r sor Office brfDrr thry
had d romr adapted I" the new order OF things
and second that they would br easily induced io
join the ranks OF their enemies. Frederick Doug
lass of John " lanssion. both Of whom Pr-si.
den; Johnson has rendered General Howard :
position are alb" nrn aud arr eminently quali-
lied 10 discharge the duties appcrtaining To that
ofcr. hu' they regard General Howard a. true
christian soldier and hrnciacior of their racr and
they dcspisr Andrew johnson as the bvirayer uf
hi. country aud of their people Mr. Johnson
who vainl, supposes that he holds the laiisinan
which paVcs the way over siiilcd conscenccs aud
sacred obligations has m-t ~ iih - telling rebuke
from ;hr.c iwo distinguished colOre,l men
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@o- im q r-"eui applcs,ion Epr claim L-
t"re one of the departments. by . wiss~,nsia
soldier. the following oath "i allegiasse is at.
tached
u, =. y. u. having l.,rn duly .w..u. 49,,
that will -nplr'ft the Constellation aT the 4 !,
states. ant defend u against all enemies. G,s
eigh and domestic, Andrtr JoAason saeiaasd -
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RILTIMORE MARX ET,s.
.u.IHRTED.

On the morning of the Iuth lust. al the ".
=. PaEsouage. Towsontown. by Rev. Il. &. Has.
lup. louS Hat aud Mis- SALtIt JoHNsoN. bath
ni hal,liBOSs soauty.
On the 9TH inst, by Rsv. Henry g. lee, JNo.
q. CRoss, 10 Miss ELrson Btcnen. bath oI Bal.
tinlore county.
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On the 18Th instant. Jaws. beloved wife oI
David sindall, II baltimore eonnty.
A, Tape Island, New Jers y, an the sth
met, LILtie BbSsos, only child Of Iohn I. anA
Carrie Ensor, eyed months and 10 days.
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'Vo BRIDGE BUILDERS.

OVrirE corSIr couu'RS FoR BaLrn. Co.,
septembeg 9Th. tss5.
PROPOSALS will be received NJ this otiis.os,
ne lsh day u octoIsr ns,,.
at ~ o'clock ".
foT building a wcoslen Bridge. weathcri.aar.tsd
AID covered ~!;a s.ssss..s sssy f--; ,.a, :. ~,
ubntments fourteen feet high aud wing waIlsa
stone aud cement. over Herring Hun. an The
rad leading from the Philadelphia Tunpih.
3" Bel.Air rad, at Furlcy MIL
lersons proposing H. build will submit plan.
and specifications.
sept. It'd. President
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

Se- The Drmocraey are vndsavOring TO make
capital '''' of 'h.caliiOTuiA slrv'iOn. Thsy ssvm
io have '"fsUsirn that Mainv aud ver,uOui have
voted nrafly a' the s''ue time aud given large
Republican majoriiles. IN Maine our majority
was sowswha, rvlugrd 10 consequences VI local is-
sn,s, hut the stair remains muTr decidedly Radical
,hau ever.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

- THE hralih Of the lieu. ThAddsus Ste.
srss i' sisi''l, imPr"v'ng IN day q" 'wo he
visits his irOn.wOrks iu frAuklin county. aud in
November be will he ready on the aoor Of ton.
grrss To arraiga In the aams Of the people the
InIss aud dsaPstals I.xseaIlse.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

eB While Congress was moving harmoniously
in the work Of reconstruction, aud the people Of
the South were obedicntly accepting the situation
gold remained al 1890. But the moment Andrew
johnson began 10 tinker. gold instantly rvse To
IA
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

That Br"whl"w should be- r. "lrri-l t;vvrrn.
"r "i T"nu"---" by majority ranging from III
~ i'' .ixiy thousand -. I" the irm"rats III this
county and STATE. = new hurr"r. They profess
not :" nndef-trnd II. rNr-pi ~ pr'-'fof the ut
ter decentralization al ,h" prupl" "i Tennessee
aud ID" l"gen"rs'y IT the times Sc Ierally r.
Taken hv himself. lir"wnh.w rabn"i be- said Ia
h- &c nli"srth-r t"vrl, the true representative
"i American mann"rs ~ the l.-i type "f "iii
'isl 'iighiiy. liut. by the i"r,' 81 his p"siti"n
~ T"nn"ss~''. Il" l'rsn~ the representative II
living ideas involved ia ia. ranVa.s. u. pro.
riain"i b"lily. aud .t-'i up ichsnily IN iav"r
"f ID" r"r"n.iru'ii"n l'nlicy 81 '"ngr".s. aud
" that al m"n VII" hsd br-n guilty "i acts "i
rebellion. Wrh treason siiii in their hearts,
d" sh"sld hav" part 10 the aiiar.''i thu STATE. "
These Nv" niras were ins.l~rahlr irnn brown
lew. anl III. tact that they have itiuinph-,l 80
grandly aud raTri~,i HIM again ini" the Exrc-
miiV" chair. is pr',t how devoted are the people
"i T'Hn-ssr' 4" thru. ls't thc democrats l,-bk
~ the result IN a. tr," signihranre. II j. not
iir'Snhw. lui the reconstruction I~'licy of Con.
sr".s that w"h the viri"ry. The same ideas
"Ni,i ~ ss"ry -'u,hrtn State. and w- bcli-Vc
that 10 n" in.ianr" will ih. result - ii..im.-
laI ir.in That "a Tennessee. Il wa. q l"ng time
b"i'u" Ne made .nl'iers "f h,'sf,as. amd when
~" fires n"Ws caise,i h"w brsV"ly they fought.
aud ni Miilik-n's ll.nd ir.s- the r,lsls ~ tie
l-'in' 'i III" h'sal'ri. the question va. irr~vo.
'rlls .vihd. " consequence of the "hs'a"ie.
''id .SxAg'i"n' whi"h 'nh"rrl with the condi.
,i"" siaif.. TIA" h"sr"- hav" been slow in
then li"girss ." thu ballet b"N. Hut the trial
has taken place. and ,hr result like The ncgr"cs'
first us- "i the hny"n"i. s"enrss the future --
Miiliken's l-nd gave the assufanrr 81 the ne.
gr"rs' lighting qualities 'rrnnrs.re has fur.
n'-h"d III" l'r'-'i "i his v"iing qualities. A. II
has b"en In Tennessee. ." il will be in other
states aud We uus, ."in" way will be- devised
d. haze A ..n.t la Margluud
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21
BLAcKsMITHING
& C0ACHMAKING

Towsontown, Md.
III" nnd'rs,gnrd has secured the setVices oi
an excellent COACH MAKER, and Ala -
que Of Ih" be-, CARRIAGE PAINTERsG y
"a Vi. state aud u now prepared Ia IN y Y
deitake all work IN that line. aud b. execute il
ia the best manner.
re- All kinds OF BLACKSMITH WORK
done. rs heretofore.
!. ALEXANDER PARLETT
York Raad absvs Asly's Hoe-l, Towsantow,,
shops iorn"rly ~cupied by sheridan A H,-as
July ia.--tOl3
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Es'-t"r,ain "f oar returned rebel snldicrs are
remarkably thin skinned individuals. They
az" certainly ~" br,i"r than "th-r men. but
mu.i y" 'iui'u-ly lr, al"n" 10y nrwspa
pcr.. II they are mentioned because of their
poii,cal action. they ar" " going l., whip that
"d-deli,pr. Now pcrhap. We will get whip
ped thcmagaim, may b" We won't W. feel '-'m
iortably c"nii'lcn, however. that u won't lee
well for the pr"scnir"n'i"rt "r the future health
Of the one that " tries iton. wyarr iur lscAes,
al'l wlll "'', s'y agsa, 81 sHy returned ss'.al
while he takes ~ part IN poli,irs. bu, when he
sets himself up as l'uiiticsl ,srg~t. w. intend
b. have a shot at him whenever We ieel like a.
We will lo our duty q. an editor of layai pa
per regardless ~ consrlusnrcs to uHrself aud
when We are wipal mt A" ~ these valoroas
rebels we hope Ia have successor who will
wrltvus-a citing spilAph.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

A.A- Oi the eigh, candidates on the Republican
State ticket in Wisconsin, five were soldiers Gen
fairchild, Gen. Allen. Col. GILL; Col. Rush and
Lieut. Craig
There was little excitement, but the grand old
Republican mrjorii, is there. I; Is fully equal to
the average for u serious Of years excepting those
in which We vote for President
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

The new COnslileliop 10 lsyai indesd,
IN spite VI all caviis aud fadaes
Got up By the iiaE-Who are aoTaiy ~ nssd-
To convert halfths lawyers to Judssl
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21

- We understand that General Grant makes
no srctrt % his opinion that Andrew John
sou last amnesty TO the traitors was clear aud
want0n defiance Of law
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21
REGISTER OF WILLS.

20 rHE rOTERS or BALTIMORE 90.
Il RESPECTFULLY announce myself - .
1candidais ior REs.lRTER OF WILLS atthe
next election to be held for that office, aud
pledge myssli, II elected. ~ endeavor "a give
satisfaction to every Ierson having hnsinsss
therein. WA. n. ISAAC.
August Is.--ts
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ELECTION NOTICE.


WESTERN RrN TURNPIKE COMrANI.
VuNHE subscrib-T- Ia the Stack of the ah-nr
Il Company ar hereby rotifie,l tLa, g.m-r.
al meeting Is ordered Ia BE- held at
BLACK ROCK CHURCH.
o" Monday. IA, ?3d .asia.f. ~ ? o'eisek .. A..
for the purpose OF el-cting SEVEN plGEC.
TORS aud other officers ia ncssordan,. with the
terms oi the Charter.
The installmcnt of ONE DOLLAR I.-r ,h,t-
10 required 10 be paid on or b-iore thai ,laV. L.
EVAN DAVIS. Treasurer. ~ order "i the
Commissioners. RIcH'D JOHNS.
th'm. l'fo f,4H.
l.. X. BOWEN. Secretary. lsepi. 81 II.
ruNiIls Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sab
IL scrib"rs have obtained FROM the Orphan.
Court "i Baltimore county. letters II a,liuini-
trati"n "n the estate of
MERIKEN BONb.
late vi said county ,dcccasel. All persons hay
tng clHims against the said esiate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same. with the va,eh t.
thereof, T. the subscribers.
-" or bcfort he :i1 day ef uay. IsGs
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit "i sahl estate. Those indebted l..
said estate are requested I" Iaaks inInsdia,.
payment. Given under aar hands thi. I8lh
day oi Sept. lsds.
FRANCIS u. cHRIsTY.
DAVID CHRlsTY. """ -
sept. ~. 1t.
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HecfisDM RefHrIss.
BALTtAfOkk COUNTY.
TIE sTATE.

The following are the returns. .o FAR a. they
have brsn received:
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Or Vett nearly unr-,ruth 81 the total
whorV-r, therefore, asserts tina, wr can never
pay fully our debit do-s 81 ia the teeth Vi the nc'
that in the last two years. With u large military
force. nearly half our cuuniTy ravaged b! iIIr
yeats 81 ir.olaiiug war, our industry disoTganil-
rl, ten States out oi gear. thu passUns Oi the late
conflict siill nciiv" aud With lpoor har'-s's. W.
L1,s aii ., iiihr Oi the sum. aud that without
ihrrch, .rnding onc ibid hungty iu brd.
Of r,,ur,.. Wr c,n Io lu better hrurfor,h. o.
" II i. the hr.' -i~p that ro.i.. ani w-hayr ia.
ken that hr,V-l, aud .ncc,~.iuil, wh-n ,nl
william suggest. slim, m"'ir al chraiins The
National creditors, ,"i ~. say. ''ri il"v l"-
" hind mr. Satan aus, press steadily on
DEvocR,ric HErrnAIi"N 80 PR'..IDENT JonSSoN.
The Democracy are Determined that President
Johnson .lialI no, forcr himsrli nin that party
From the New Yutk W"rii ui tr.irria, ~ take
the following extra, from iis leading r'lit"rial,
devoted ~ a criticism of late acts al Prr,rirnt
johnson aud lIorsrr ';r-rlr,
The Democratic party will r0niinur 10 practice
towards Mr. Johnson aud Mr.. Gfrrlr! the same
candOr a. hrreiUfiTr rraising when We can,
dissenting when We must ani ~ mIaihiliny none
the less heartily with humane sentiments or moral
nirrpidiiy brcause they appear in political OPP
lun-ni. We shall always aim 10 stat, the fact
~. it i Il would l- absurd I" rlass Mr. Gfeelr!
rs lIcmort,i. and almost '-luall. wide Of the
/ truth 10 call Mr. Johnson 81 Ills greatest mis-
taxi. hav" resulted from the pains hr has taken
/ iu irI,l .uch an impuiatiOn VI. HbnriiV~
/ lhilalrlphia Convention last year, hal ~ other
/ object "; accurately n. h,a q" Eronq ~ 'ag.ng
m1ih. .i.'' i,t h'io"g :" " I,aTiV rhcA h' ha'
I ,'..'.i,iy skanHsd
The Baltimore County union., 1867-09-21


h"r !>,r i .hall not h" able {" b- with y.,l
at youI Convention ~ baltimore. arr"rdins tu
the invitation with wh'rh YOU have h"n"r".l
me. ask y"u {" accept my hest wishes.
congress will leave unl"n" wha, - ought ="
do IL - fails Ia provide promptly i"r th. s-tab
li.hm-ni oi equal rights. whether lnliiirai ~
civil. everywhere throughout the Union. This
Is . s'l-inn duty. which cannot De- .hitkr'i ~
postp"ned.
The idea u intolerable that any state. under
any pr-trn."n of state rights. can set up y 20
H,'cI oiigarrky within it, l,or'lrrs. aud then ral
itself republican government. | insist with
all my saul that such government must b.' -.
i,rted "a inconsistent with the requirement. Z"
the D-rlars,on "f Independence.
E.ithfuilv vuur. tsu,vt.. St.~,p
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-03

HISTORY OF .BEER.-HistOry carries
its discovery back to. the time. of the
Egyptians, though probably the Chi
nese, to whom all new discoveries are
old facts, drank centuries ago, as now,
their liquor made from bruised barley
and wheat. Herodotus, writing four
hundred years before the Christian era,
says that the Egyptians had a wine
made from barley. Aristotle speaks of
it's intoxicating qualities. Theophras-
tus calls it the swine of barley" Tao
titus notices beer as common with Ger
mans in his era, and Pliny speaks of it
as made by the Spaniards who called it
celia or eeria, and the Gauls who called
it ceriarirsia-all these titles being evil
IDENTIFY derived from Ceres, the divinity
of grain, as the present name beer may
be deri. ed from the Latin bibre. Since
the Christian era, Nubia and Abyssinia,
benighted as they were and are, claimed
kindred with the European nations,
through u common taste for the nut
brown liquid. The japanese has his
rice beer, and the Northman and Dane
reserved in their ideal heavens, spaces
for reservoirs of their favorite beverage
beer.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-03

Our correspondent, after many 0n-dr-
ror escape from the Indians, has col,
lected the following characteristics OF
the different tribes. -..a.
A litigious tribe-The Sioux.
Boosting Charlottesville Crows.
Extraordinarily Semi-noles.
Industrious Classes-The Diggers.
Sharp Fellows-The Cheyennes.
Good Pastry CoOks-The Pi-utes.
individuals of Capacity-The Sacs.
Holding to their pledges-The Pawn
ees.
Sly fell.ws-The Foxes.
A sluggish raee-The Creeks.
A fowl-mouthed set--The Chick
asaws. ST..
A filthy tribe, offensive in warm
weather-The Black-feet. .-
Energetic men-The Kick-apoos.
Men of letters-The Wy-an -dottes.
A striking evidence of civilization is
the number of clubs that are found
among the Indians. Some of them were
in quite destitute condition. The
Crows had eaten all their corn and
were unable to get even an Indian
meal. Our correspondent had little
brush with the Foxes and was nearly
bagged by the Sacs, besides being pep
pered by the Cheyennes. Many OF
them wear rich ornaments, and he has
had the war-whQop ring in his ears quite
DECENTRALIZATION Bulletin.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-03
KNOW Thy Destiny.

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ance TO the single or married of either sex
While in a state Of trance, she delineates the
very features of the person you are to marry
and by the aid of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Psychomotrope, guaran
tees to produce life-like picture of the future
husband or wife of the applicant, together with
date of marriage position in life, leading traits
of character, &c. This is no humbug, as thOus
ands of testimonials can assert. She will send
when desired certified certificate, or written
guarantee, that the picture is what it purports
to be. By enclosing a small lock Of hair, and
stating place ofbirth, age, disposition and com
plexion, and enclosing fifty cents and stamped
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the picture and desired information by return
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THORNTON, 7. o. Box 223, Hudson, n. Y.
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-03

COUNTERFElT NoTEs.-Kennedy's
Bank Rerie~ for May cautions the pub
lie against receiving the new and dam
gerous limitations of the So bills of the
National Banks. They are gotten up in
style well calculated to deceive. The
following marks of distinction may as
sist in detecting these bills: In the first
place the signatures of both President
and Cashier are printed, while in all
genuine bills the names are invariably
written. The letters ct" and $50 in the
title "Prcs't" in the original are separ-
ated by an apostrophe. In the coun-
tcrfeit the neat figure of the two fe-
males, sitting in the lower right, is al
most invisible; in the genuine it is very
clear and distinct. The back of the bill
is still more bunglingly made than the
front. The green is pale and poor, and
in the true bill no letters along the top
touch on the green border, while in the
spurious the words are partly printed
on the green entirely across. The pic
ture plate is too large for the green bor-
der.
Peoples National Bank, Jackson,
Mich, rs, imitation. The engraving is
said to be well done, but the counterfeit
may be detected by the words "this
note" on the back of the bill. On the
counterfeit these words touch the or
namental border, while in the genuine
they do not touch. The plate will I'M
doubtedly soon be improved and alter
ed to many of the National CurreRcy
Banks.
First National Bank, Indianapolis,
Ind, pos, imitation. Goddess of Liber-
ty, farmers, artizans, etc, on lower
right corner; battle of Lexington on
left corner; baptism of Pocahontas on
back of the note. The general appear
ance Ofthe note is good, and calculated
to deceive. Observe on the counterfeit
the butt of the musket on the lower
left corner touches the scroll work
around the figure 90, and the hand of
the female on the mans breast, the
fingers can scarcely be seen. On the
genuine no part of the gun touches,
and the fingers are quite distinct.
On the counterfeit, under the words
"this note" where it reads "this note
is secured" ETC., there are but three
fourishes; the genuine has four; also one
between United and States, which is
omitted in the CO unterfeit.
Ohio National Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio,
zoos, imitation: viz, battle of Lake
Erie. Declaration of independence
on back Of the note. One of the
peculiarities of the counterfeit is, that
the letter 81" in the word maintain"
on the right end of the note, is defective
and looks like the letter az
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-03
schenck,s Seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by DR.. j. H. ScHENcK
of Philadelphia, is intended to dissolve the foo,
and make it into chyme the first process of di.
gestion. BY cleansing the stomach with
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, the Tonic soon re.
stores the appetite, and food that could not be
eaten before using 1t will be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's
PulmOnic Syrup unless the stomach and liver Is
made healthy and the appetite restored hence the
Tonic and Pills are required in nearly every case
of consumption. A half dozen bottles OF the
SEAWEED TONIC and three or four boxes OF
the MANDRAKE PILLS will cure any ordinary
case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. SCHENcK makes professional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal. Office in
Pl iadelphia every week. See daily papers OF
each place, or his pamphlet on consumption, for
his days Of visitation.
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two
likenesses of the Doctor-one when in the last
stage of Consumption, and the other as he now
il, in perfect health-are on the Government
stamp. 40 81.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price 81
per bottle OF 81. 50 the halfdozen. Letters for ad
vice should always be addressed to DR.. Schenck's
Principal Office No. Is North 9th St., Philada.,
Pa. General Wholesale A gents: Demas Barnes
g. Co, y. Y; 5. S. Hance, Baltimore, Nd: John
D. Park, Cincinnati, Ohio Walker g. Taylor,
Chicago H.; Collins Bros, st. Louis Mo.
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