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STEVENS AND FoRNEY. COMPRESSION
al proceedings show that the House
committee on Appropriations have
voted six to one against concurring in
the Senate amendment to the legisla
tive appropriation bill, which strikes
out the word "Globe" in the appro-
priation for reporting and publishing
the debates and proceedings of the
next session Of Congress, The mega
tive vote was cast by Mr.. Stevens, who
is understood to be in favor of giving
the job to Forney The Judiciary
committee of the House reported, last
year, that there was a substantial con-
tract between Congress and the pub
fishers of the Globe, which could only
be abrogated by giving the specified
notice-two years-.-and yet Mr.. For
ney's friends, in their zeal to support
his Washington paper-the Chronicle
are seriously disposed to give him
the work, Notwithstanding the existing
obligation to continue the present
contract until fairly annulled in the
manner above indicated. A
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Ignorant negroes, while constructive
sympathy with rebellion makes the
white mana criminal. The dispatches
leave but little doubt Of the measure
becoming a so-called law. "God speed
the day when those who now give
countenance and support to these pc
litical desperadocs in their crimes may
be made to feel All they, are INJECTING
upon the wronged, desolated and
down trodden South"
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HOUSE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, Feb. 81, 1867

THURSDAY, Feb. 81, 1867.
On motion of Mr. GhoIson the House took
recess until " o'clock, p. m. -
| NIGHT SESSION. aa
House resumed business when o message
was received from the Senate.
Mr. Dotson from Committee on Enrolled
Bills reported favorably to bills referred
| Mr. McLaurin from select committee re-
ported a substitute to bill toincorporate the
jackson Monumental Association. Report
agreed to and substitute adopted.
MI Gowan reported favorably to bills re-
ferred to Committee on Enrolled Bills.
A message was received from the Senate.
House adhered to their non-concurrence Of
Senate amendments to House bill to raise
revenue to defrsy the expenses of the gov
eminent of Mississippi and appointed COM
mittee of conference to consider the dis
agreement of the two Houses. TTQ 81
House adhered to its nOn-concurrence on
Senate amendments to bill making appros
priations for repairs on Public Buildings,
and asked for committee on conference.
: A message was received from the Senate.
Mr. Hillyer from committee on confer
ence recommended that the House recede
from its first and second amendments, and
the Senate from its fourth and fifth amend
ments to House bill making appropriations
for repairs ON Public Buildings. Report
agreed to- $3.50
A message was received from the Cover
nor announcing his approval of sandry bills.
Mr. Barry from q conference committee re-
ported amendments to bill referred raising
revenue Of the State of Mississippi, approx
ed Dec. 5, 1865, and asked that they be
adopted and bill passed Report agreed to-
A message was received from the Senate.
On, motion of Mr. Gholson the House re-
considered the vote on resolution to adjourn
at 10 o'clock, p. m, to-day, and on his fur
Their motion the hour of adiOuTnment was
postponed until o'clock, a. m, tomorrow.
Mr. Dotson offered The following resolution |
which was adopted: l.r.
Resolved, That the thanks of this House
are hereby rendered to Col J. l. Power for |
the efficient and courteous manner in which |
he has at all times discharged bis duties as
clerk
Mr. Caperton offered the following resolu-
ton which was adopted:
Resolved, That che thanks of this House
are due and are hereby rendered 20 Gen. I,
&. McMackin, sergeant-at-arTns for the eff
cient and prompt manner which he has dis
charged the duties Of his office.
Mr. Griffin offered the following resolution
which was adopted;
Resolved, That the thanks Of this House
are rendered 70 the Clergy of this city for
their services rendered during the present
session Of this House.
Mr. Dotson from committee on Enrolled
Bills reported fhvorably to bills referred.
A message was received from the Cover
lor announcing his approval Of certain bills.
On motion Of Mr. Gholson the House re-
considered its vote postPoning its adjourn
uent until 9 o'clock tomorrow
After The Speaker having delivered his
arewell address, be declared the House Of
adjourned. siae de
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NEW oRLEASs. Feb. "A. 1867.
nm town No hoen somewbat arIi

Our town has been somewhat enliv-
ened this week by the trial of a writ
Of heabas corpus in the case of Daniel
Grantham, charged with the murder
OLA. B. Williams at Walden a short
time ago. The petition was prescott
ed with a great deal Of earnest1ess and
ability, BY Col d. R. Russell, and
Col. Summerville. The State was
represented by Gen. George with
marked ability. The judgment Of the
court vas that the application be re
fused, and the prisoner remsnded 70
the jail of Carroll county, 70 avail the
action Of the Circuit Court Of that
county, at its next regulkf tsrm.-i
Kosciuako chfonicle.
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Bishop Green, of Mississippi, and
Chancellor Of the University of the
South, has recently made an appeal tor
aid in erecting a monument to Bishop
Polk. A suitable monument to Bishop
Polk, suggests the New Orleans Plea.
yune, would be to endow the Universi-
ty, which, had the Bishop lived, would
have been the browning act of his life.
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The state OF NTIssIssippi, I

The state Of NHlssissiPpi,. ..gu
~ MERTON County.
IN NE CkaRcery Court Of Merton County MIS-
sissippi, at Rnles The Bird MondayiR February,
H. d., 1867.
w. S. Nimocks, Complainant,
VS.. -
J. J. Perry, administrator on tho \ ~ q
estate OF j. M. Myers, deceased, d. X. Ia
Dor. of the State OF Texas and the unknown
heirs of j. NJ Myers and w. d. Martiulier'
deceased
Upon opening the complainants Bill In this
" cause, il appearing to The satisfaction OF
the clerk and register that tho defendant B. r..
Tabor, is a nonresident OF the State Of Missis-
sippi. Notice is hereby given to the said de-
PENDANT Tabor, and the unknown heirs Of j,
NJ. Myers, WI ID! Martinlier, that unless they
do appear in the Chancery Court of Newton
county, Mississippi, on or before the second
Monday In April next, then and there plead
answer or demur to complainants bill, the al
legations therein will be taken as confessed as
to them, and decree entered accordingly.
WITNESS my hand and seal OF Office, Feb
ruary 18th, A. D., 1867.
.feb22-w6t, 3tfg J. A. WARE, Clerk.
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XXI FREsHEr IN THE WEsT.--Ohio and
Kentucky intelligence announces d
great freshet in that quarter. s The
tributaries Of the Ohio are all swelling.
I TIE Kentucky river at Frankfort has
risen greatly. The railroad bridge
over the Great Mama at Piqua, Ohio,
was carried away on Thursday morn
ing. This-is The third bridge that has
been swept off at that place within q
year
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WHITE AND BLACK VoTrps n

WHITE AND BLACK VoTERs. The
first registry taken by the judges APP
pointed by the Supreme Court of the
District ofLohmbia, Of the legal vo-
tiers Of Georgetown, is completed, and
foots up lib whites, and $50 color
ed Among the whites there are at
least 800 Radicals.
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The House Committee of the Mis-
souri, Legislature on Constitutional
Amendments, recently had meeting
on the bill to strike out the word
white in section eighteen Of article,
three and referred it to a sub-commit-
tee, with instructions to prepare re-
port. committee will report bill
for an amendment by way of new
section, which will provide that race
or color shall not constitute a ground
for any political or legal disability
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AUCTION SALE.
UNDERTAKING.
sR1ot9 gss --BYs--.IhT IEH JHa
J. MCDONALD q JAMES III. PATRICK.

J. MCDONALD q JAMES II. PATRICK.
WTHO will keep constantly on hand an as
w sortment Of the latest styles Iof
Metallic Burial Gases,
and viii make Collins ON the most reasonable
terms.
j. II. Patrick VIII give his personal atten-
ton, and feels assured that he can give satifac-
ton to all who may call upon him. Mr.. p.
will also pay prompt attention to all orders in
the line Of Carpentering and Joining Shop on
Pearl Street, two doors from Buck &c Baley's
Drug Store.
n. b. We will have fine HEARSE in few
days. Feb 7-d3m
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Inhorern XYnnlesI.

TTAyING been unable TO hire suficient
N number Of freedmen, would take part
ner who has liteen or twenty good henus On
khares Mine Il first class cotton plantation,
tl6ar Madison station, well fenced and In good
condition To make a crop this season. Ihe
place Is supplied with stock and PROVISIONS
1~-ifY A, j. MONTGOMERY.
Madison station, Feb. %, 1b07-d1w.
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A Richmond paper says that a little
girl, niece Of Captain Childs, is re-
ported to have fallen heir to a fortune
Of a million and a half Of dollars.
This little heiress resided in Ports
mouth, Va, and is thus suddenly en-
riched BY The death Of . relative in
England. She Il but seven OF eight
ysEfs II age A.-a .r1I r
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Josiah L. Cotton, well known and
highly esteemed telegraph operator,
died at Louisville, on Thursday, of
consumption.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


MARION SMITH. W. IF. FITZGERALD.
SMITH q FITZGERALD,
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT
n LAW, Jackson. Miss. WIN practice in
all the Courts of Kinds and adjoining counties.
Special attention given to all business entrust-
cd to their care. Office In State Library.
feb23-H
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Chancellor Lesesne, Of Charleston,
has decided that debts contracted in
Confederate currency must be dischar-
Red on the oasis OF the value Of that
currency, as compared With gold, at
the time that The debt was incurred,
and consideration given therefor
This conforms to the rule adopted n
NsEfh cAfolina md Virginia
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The state OF mississippi, }
Nacton County. iit !

In the Chanccry Court OF Newton County,
Miss, 40 Rules thethird Monday In FcDru-
ory, AID. 1857.
9, slocumb,s l,rM Urr NT2rs
u IT usrr, 50, and Attachment for $40 II
Walthall'S Co. Jn6M SaAwn
\ 4 appearing TO the satisfaction OF the Court,
a that the defendants Walthall u Cos de-
PENDANTS In this case are non-residents OF the
State of Mississippi. Notice Is hereby given
TO said Walthall e Co., that unless they appear
Court House thereof on the fourth Monday IN
March next, and plead answer or denur 70
said attachment, judgment will be. entered
against them and the property attached VIII
be sold to satisfy plaintiffs demand.
Given under my hand aud seal Of Office TINS
February Sd, 1867. .tl...t4...i
feb22-w6t. j. A. WARE, Clerk.
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u GARRARD q CRAIG,
COTTON FACTORS.


nR. KNAPP has removed his onice 70 his
II residence on State EfreFf, one square north
81 Capitol. and nearly opposite the ruins q
the Bowman House, where he will be blessed
10 80 he cid friends. md I'll aothers who nay
desire he most pe-Ject deatai Qper1tioHs.
pfouepieniS n tie DeIfdl Al, he trusts be
may continue 70 merit the nberd pafrouaFe
al hded b Him Dor Ne past twenty yesrs.
fhskson, Hisss Jan IN 1851 dh
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PTNEY WOODS INFIRMARY.


Theadvertisement Of DIR. NASH, In the Plea
yune, OF his INFIRNARY at Magnolia, deserves
at least, notice Of recommendation from ev.
cry one whose life has been prolonged, II the
disease Cancer has not been entirely eradica-
ted, by the treatments Of DIR NASH.
Whilst at his Infrmary, witnessed the sue
cess with which he treated others for Cancers,
in various forms, and also saw several persons
who had been CURED Of Cancer, G0itre, etc. ii
On recent visit TO the Infrmary, saw two
gentlemen from New Orleans, whom the Doc
tor Is treating for cancer in the mouth, with a
fair prospect Of success, and was pleased TO
learn from him. that his practice Is large, and
Increasing, for he is not only deserving Of the
Conscience and patronage Of the afflicted, but
feel assured that those suffering from CANCER
viii be RELIEVED, II not entirely cured, BY his
treatment. sIt 4-l
Being an old reside1tof this city, and well
known 70 you, you viii please refer any person
to me who may desire further Information 70
speeding Dr. Nash. WIS
fahTrff
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce T. II. SWAMI
as a candidate for reelection to the office of
Auditor of Public Accounts, at the October
election. .,s
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Military DespOtis,n.


The Cincinnati Commercial, O Radical
nrint in an article nm the Rr;oad;ar;ng nol;
froo.. -. "a. ,.e.
" VI 'o0'' "'e' UHi0 i"nB u~Se'
Ii local governments may, at any time, be
overthrow by act Of Congress when ma
jority may think such state OF things exists
every one OF our state Governments Is aDso'
lutely at the mercy OF Congress. There IS no
pretense of organized resistance to the Fed
eral Government; no pretense that single
battalion or troop is in arms against us from
the Potomac to the Rio Grande; no pretense
that there is any other disturbance than o
prevalence of crime which is unusual, and
an unwillingness of courts and juries to pun
ish it, yet on this Congress islto assume the
right to overthrow the local governments,
to declare them pretended" 80 that our
warrant may be given to every criminally
disposed person to treat their laws as NULL
and their courts as without authority, and
after thus offering premium for crime and
general lawlessness, to turn them over to
martial law ,oR p 81"
The guillotines of France did not drip
with blood because the acts passed by the
National Assembly we're cruel in their terms,
but because they established irresponsible
not eyeS tbs committsa ~ pnhiC sa nSfS
was so Irresponsible or, so powerful as this
dictatorship which wepropOse tO install over
0n Thn nhO 81 t1e amer american nation.
ernmen' execntiyS ana inS; S aSd y 90 tS T
matter, legislative also is thus concentrated
in the hands Of the Brigadier commanding,
ana snls y dome ~ the most fEeedomloylng
fnre If tba most nnr,Iv va de 81 .le ashi;e
that the world has ever seen, and in the 1--WE
suppose somewhat Over-estimated) nine
teenth century,
military rIe bnt ths O we s1, hnS mot 1n
ed and unrestrained rule of the sword which
has ever been embodied in the form of a law
OF az q civilized nation -,
0ovsPnmsnts of ~ so1th 70 Spen or S end
save society. A military garrison in every
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SundrieA.
Oh BBL.S Mess Pork. a8s4l
~ 20 bbls. Cape Jessamine Flour
20 bbls. Corn Meal.
3casks Clear Sides.
2casks Sugar cured Hams.
in store and for sale by
feb19 taBs A. VIRDEN.
TNHE Celebrated Tennessee Charcoal Bloom
Il Iron, for sale at st. Louis prices by
TAPPAN q co.
feb14-d2w. 5d1 Vicksburg, Miss.
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DESCRIPTION.

Henry White, IS years old, feet inches
high, ford complexion, light heavyweight 100
pounds. It.
John White, 10 years old, 8 feet 8 inches high,
dark complexion, light hair, weight 1870 to 140
pounds. lsf'l- fll
John Shumaker, % years old, Q feet high,
dark complexion, dark red hair, weight 1875 70
100 pounds.la ais feb12d15t.
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=. Eew Orleans.
~ sahs sss.sl sts.psss q GA nd ri.-i.a,.
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PROCLAMATION.

u. 1900 REWARD.
WHERAs, 1t appears by information receiv.
w ed by me, that Henry White, John White
and John Shumaker, stand charged with the
murder Of Thomas Wootan, committed in the
county Of Copiah, on the 9Th of January, 1867,
and ara still at large :lg aFfl9 gfA worn,
Now, therefore. / Benz. G.. Humphreys, Gov
ernor of the State of Mississippi, do offer the
above reward for the arrest and delivery of the
said Henry White, John White and John Shu-
maker to the Sheriff of Copiah county; and
do moreover require all officers OF this State to
be diiigent in their efforts to arrest said fugi-
tives.
Given under my hand, and the Great Seal Of
the State affixed, at jackson, this eley-
[LS] enth day Of February,A. D., 1867 and. of the
sovereignty of the State, the -.
~
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q. a. WALTON q cd.

COTTON FACTIONS coumi..iouI ma I,-.
~ uarding Merchnnfa Whnlssala sd Rstan ds1i1r.
In Produce SD Plaatateu Supplies,
~ 4 MULBERRY sTHEHf. r u-
Nicknsurr. Mss.
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RENT. iTiITomAM q oARTnR,
PIANOS AND m UsIC,

VORN n BREMER, 9S Camp street Con-
IA stantly on hand first class Pianos. PlyePs.
Martins and 0uyrier's, the celebrated Cycloid,
etc. 6st@ oct. IS, d 1y
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The PRINTER.-A printer is the most
curious being living. He may have a
bank and 'quoins' and not be worth a
penny-have small caps aud neither have
wife nor children. Others may run fast,
but he can get along the swiftest by set
ting fast He may be making 'impres-
sions' without ~eloquence; may use the
'lye' without offending, and be telling the
the truth while others cannot stand while
they set, he can set standing, and ever
do both at the same time-use furniture
and yet have no dwelling-may make
and put away 'pi,' and never see a pie,
much less eat it, during his life-be a
human being and a rat at the same time
may press a great deal, and>never ask
a favor-may handle a shooting iron,' and
know nothing about a cannon, gun or pis-
tOl; he may move the 'lever' that moves
the world, and yet be as far from moving
the globe as a hog with his nose under a
mole-hill-spread sheets without being
a housewife; he may lay his form on a
bed and yet be obliged to sleep on the
BOor; he may use the without shedding
blood, and from the earth may handle the
she may be of a rovingdispOsition and
yet never desire to travel; he may have a
:sheeps' FOOT and not be deformed j;
never be without a ease and know moth
ing of law or physic; be always correct
ing his errors and growing worse every
day /; have em0@s without ever hav-
ing the arms of a lass around him; have
his form locked up, and 1.-THE same time
be free from Jail, watch house, or any
other confinement.
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A Negroes Experience with = Gum
.s.He Gets hfs Hand Blown on.
last NIGHT. about half.past nine o'clo,

Last night, about halfpast nine o'clock
. Q who lives on Front street, oppo-
site the gas works, attempted to clean out
> gun which had become foul. There
were two loads in the barrel-a small sin
gle fowling piece and, failing to discharge
the contents in the proper way, he thrust
o red hot ramrod down the barrel as a last
resort to get rid of the two extra charges.
The iron ignited the powder in both loads
with such force as to shatter the barrel OF
the piece, scattering the Fragments about
the room in great ~profusion. The right
hand of the negro was torn into fragments
leaving nothing but a bloody stump
Nashville Dispatch.
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LECTKOPATHIC INSTITUTE
Gas Washington Street,

South side, between Kearney and Montgomery /:
J.. III. JossELYN, NJ. D.,
on the sign. With these remarks we leave the in
terest of the Institute with the public, asking only
the same generous confidence and patronage thus
far awarded to it. The record shows over thirty
consultations, and o very large amount
of suffering relieved.
Persons wishing to consult the Resident Physi-
clan by Letter. can do so with the utmost conf
dence, and can, ifthey wish, have Electric Rene
dies for any disease sent to oil parts of the State /;
all Remedies sent from the Institute warranted TO
be e~ffectual. All letters must be addressed plainly
]. II. J0SSELYN, ND, Box 1915, San Francis
co, Cal. All letters will be destroyed or returned,
as directed by the writer's. .
Jan. II, ,6~7-y2n22-Iy
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r OVAL Balls A M !
For the Benefit of Suffering
Humanity.

I have been troubled with a very severe cough for
Is years, aud in that time have tried all tho reme-
dies 1 heard of, but all to no purpose. I had no
faith in anything. Mr.. Smith persuaded me to
get a bottle of "Henley,s Royal Balsam." and I
freely acknowledge that / was ~erfectly astonished
with the miraculous effect it had on me. 1t gave
me relief the first night I used it. I slept well
without coughing. I did nor know what to make
of it. / have taken apout three bottles, and feel
well and hearty, thank Godl There is not money
enough in 0regan to'hire me to be without some of
it in my house, for fear of another attack.
TuOS. III. THOMPSON.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

The WOrId'e GreaC hemeuy IoF
Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
OF Consumptive patients
in advanced stages
Of the disease.
This has been so long used and so uni
v~ersally known, that we need do no more
than assure the public that its quality is kept
up to the best II ever has been, and that it
may be relied on to do all il has ever done.
Prepared by DR. j. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
va Sold by settlemier 4 c., Albany, and a
Wholesale aud Retail by Smith & Davis, Port
and. sesly
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ITO CORRESPONDENTS.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

CDR. D0HERTY is a skillful physician rnd an
honorable gentleman, any statements he makes to
his patients he is sure to fulfill. That fact is ons
great cause of his eminent success in his profess
sion. 1t is fortunate that among the many aiver.
Using physicians there is one who can be depended
ON ."-IReyiew. aA ~ .
CDR, DOHERTY'S reputation as q physician ID
a sufficient guarantee for the cure of any case he
undertakes. "IChronicle. 'F
CDR. Q0HERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret practice
and as such is nov the most successful Of any
physician in San Francisco. free Press.
d. D0HERTY'S reputationis second to no 9TH
er physician on the coast in chronic and specific
practice. Mirror.
"DR. D0HERTY.-Few mon in the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
dence of the public in their skill and judgment as
he has. "-IEnquirer. -
"DR. D0HERTY ranks as one of our most dis
tinguished physicians, and also one of the most
which Is now the criterion by which the
medical practitioners judged. 'IEcho. seI5y ;
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From Mrs. Palmer.

Mr.. little girl had the Whooping Cough. Ipro-
cured one bottle of DIR. Henley's ttRoyal Balsam''
1t acted like a charm. The first spoonful I gave
caused her to throw up o quantity of phlegm, and
she was relieved right away, and slept we'll. Be
fore the enc bottle was used up she was well and
hearty. really think ii is a perfect God-send.
BARBARA PALMER.
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From r. Dewitt, Merchant.

To THE PUBLIo.-I had a bad cough for a long
time. A friend urged me to get a bottle of .fHen.
ley's Royal Balsam.i" He said it cured him. ]
got a bottle, and, snre, enough, it had a splendid
OBJECT. 1t dried the cough up in a short time, ]
hereby recommend it to the public, tM.
q. DEWITT.
For Sale by Settlemier 3 Co., Albany.
DR.. WIN. HENLEY, Prop'r,
Portland, Oregon.
Dec. %, '66-v2nl9tf