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October PerIaaicaIs.

The OLD GuARD.-Thc October
number Of The Old Guard is received.
II opens with an article on Tho Negro
in Africa" which viii we'll repay peru.
sal. The story of ''Joscelyn,D by W.
Gilmore 'imms, is drawing to close,
aud is exceedingly interesting. The
Battles OF Virginia." by John Estcn
Cooke, embrace the terrible contest 10
THE Wilderness, and is fully equal
to the thrilling sketches already pub.
lished in The Old Guard Of the crap.
pies between the Northern aud South.
ern Armies during that memorable cam.
paign. The Book and Editors Tables
are fully up to the mark, aud the con.
tents close with facetious cut entitled
Andy demonstrating the Reconstruc.
tourists" all Of which complete very
readable number Single copies, sent
post paid, for 25 cents. For sale by
al! News Dealers. Van Eyrie, Horton
4 Co, Publishers, No. 1872 Nassau ST.,
Ny.
GoDEy's LApY's BooK.--Whilst men
are INDUCING rude taste for the rough
and semi-warlike tone Of the political
Press Of the day. the ladies fortunately
escaped therefrom by spurpipa The riuh,
ofsufirage, are quietly deligbting them
selves over the snterestinr n,atier, and
soothing sestiisep,s contained il he
pages oil such Publications q those Il
Cooley, or Arthur.
Cooley for October is excellent as
usual The enurayines arc numerous
aud all good. The Fashion plate con.
tains six figures, highly colored and
true fashions. Nov Is tie sime "a mate
up clubSis next year. The publish.
sra wiIlsupply AZ The same priess =
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TANkYroMN plsfR:cr.

AT meeting of the Democratic aud
Conservative voters Of Faneytown Dis
.riet, pursuant call Of the State Cen.
trail COMMITTEES, the following named
persons were appointed Delegates to the
Convention to be held IN Westminster,
on Saturday Oct. 9th 1867.
William Fisher, Thomas Jones. John
w. Jones, Jerome Baumgardner, Henry
Gait, John A. Martin, A. p. Adlesper-
ger, William Crabbs, WIN. Grouse, Vim.
Maus, VIM. A. IIiteshue.
Josiah Baumgarduer, President. 4
W, A. Hiteshue,> Ssc'y
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Il is respectfully suggested that the
Delegates appointed 70 the County
Convention to nominate County officers
for Carroll County, on the 9th, inst,
should also appoint Delegates TO attend
the State Convention which is to meet
In Baltimore on Wednesday the 9th.
lust, al noon. to nominate candidates
for Governor and other State Officers
aud should also appoint Delegates %
represent this County in she Judicial
Convention, which is soon to be called
10 nominate one Chief Judge, and two
Associate Judges, for the Judicial cir
cult composed Of Carroll, Howard and
Ann Arundel counties
J. NJ. PARKE,
Chairman Of Co. Central Com.
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We arc authorized by Mr.. Andrew
Drummer to state that no is under great
obligations to his numerous friends who
have been urging his claims to the next
SheflfE,lty; but, under existing circum-
stances, he respectfully declines the
Office at the present tune.
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Registered voters.

The following Is the number of voter.
standing on the Registry Of the several Dis
triets Of Carroll county, rs the late election,
September 18th 1867. There are many
names still on the lists Of those who have
removed, or died, which haze not been called
TO the attention Of tho Registers. We sup.
pose, ii properly corrected, the number OF
persons actually entitled to vote in tho
Comfy would be about 500.
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THE HlcHEsr MAN IN rBE won,p.
---baron Solomon Rothschild recently
sent an order to J. 7. Lane & CO.. q
New York, for two hundred bottles 81
their celebrated INDIAN LIxIuEEr.-1
~ better certificate than this Of the
value of'the remedyin question, could
not DO procured, and the medicine Il.
sell has no equal in cases Of Rhcuma.
t'sm, Neuralgia, Sprains, Bruises, Choi.
err etc. The neat form in which ii Is
put Up renders il casy oftransportatiop
and every traveller should have bottle
for constant companion. Il is adycr.
Used 10 another column, aud We invite
our readers special astention % il.
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rearFrom IIuyii We learn that the
new negro President, Sa,navc has sub.
mitted TO the Chambers au order warn.
ing all foreigners against ANY public ex
preston Of opinion in regrrd TO tile pc
litieal affairs of the country Another
revolution is said 10 be ineYitablc.-
business is paralyzed The most hur,
ribs restitution prevails aud robborics
arc perpetrated almost with imp nifty.
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PAINTS for FARMERS
And Others. The GRAFTON Miner.


Are now notwithstanding the Be.t, Chesns., -
most Durable Paint In use two coat w.Ii ~ !,
On, mixed with pure Linseed on, will lsst II =,
70 years; 4 10 ofa light brown or beaatifrl
chocolate color, aud csnbe changed q rrs
ieaa stone, olive, or drsb 70 suit the
g, Barns, Fences, Agricultural Implements.
Carriage and car-nakers, woodcpU
Cansas Metal aad Sbineie Roofs. III b.,
Ing Fire and Water proof, Bridges. iiurisl
Gases Canal Boat, ships aud 9hips Bosron,r.
r TOY AZ ~ 1ipfhs toue Manufacturer having
for any purpose b unsurpassed for bod. dars'
pity siAstcitJ, and adheaiscnsss. Price "a
per hhl., o. 800 Ms, which viii supply I az.
msr tar years e come. Warranted n al cases
iull particulars. None genuine unle-- 6r a5sded
: trade tl.rk Grafton Nincrsi Paint. Al.
dress DANIEL BIDwELL, Proprieto, IA
Pesrtst, New York. Agents wanisd,
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FEAxKhtN DIsrRlcr.

Met at Mrs Franklin's, Officers, Chas.
X. Waters, President; VIM. p Anler-
son, Secretary.
Deiegdtes-Stephen Gorsuch, WIN.
7. Anderson, Charles II. Waters. james
w. Tucker, Joshua Sellmau, DIR. Il. J..
Crawford, DIR. S. r. Waters, George II
Davis, Somerset X. Waters, Henry s.
Davis, and Greelbery 5. Selby.
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MYras' DIsrRIcr.

rs,-,Iohu Maus President; Geo,
w. Shull, Secretary.
Delegafss,-Samuel Cover, Geo. W.
Shull Abraham Kooutz, John Maus,
Geo. L. Little, Henry 7. Eek, jacob
w. Froek, Josiah Adelspergcr, Jacob
Bankert, Absalom Yeiser and Joshua
Wisner.
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Fassbosi DlsrRIcr.


Trustcn Polk, n. II. Gore, Joshua
Shipley Cornelius jenkins, DR.. j. W,
Steele, A. 9. Dorsey, J.. W Braudeu-
burg, Elias Brown, j. B. Berre,t, L.
w. W. Selby, james George
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MARRIED.

On the 2eth ult., in the Lutheran ratson.
age Westminster, by Rev. II. c. Holloway,
Mr. UrroS WARSgR, and Miss MARGARET
SonEckRI, both Of this county.
On the same day, at the same place. BY
the same, Mr.. ABRAnAM SHEgrs, and Miss
SAIiIg G. YINGIivg, both of this county.
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rhe arphansn Ceurt.

The orphansN Court.
The Radical papers ofthis State have
at lass found au objection to the new
Constitution which has a little force in
it. Be ii ever 50 little it is god-send
70 them; for, 50 intent are they on iiud-
ing fault, that they have hitherto been
forced to rely on objections that have
no Foundation. They say that the Con-
stitysiou requires the Judges Of the
Orphans Court to be members cY the
Bar; and rely on the following two see
ticns Of Article Nv to prove il.
Section /. The Judicial Power Of this
State shall DO vested in Court OF Appeals,
Circuit Courts, Orphans Courts, such Courts
for the city Of Baltimore as are hereinafter
provided for, and Justices Of the Peace; all
said Courts shall be Courts Of Record, and
each shall have Seal to be used in the au-
identification ofali process issuing therefrom.
The process and official character OF jus
tees Of the Peace shall be authenticated as
hath heretofore been praciiced In this State,
or may hereafter be prescribed by law.
Sec. 2 The judges Of all OF the said Courts
shall be citizens OF the State Of Maryland,
and qualified voters under this Constitution,
and shall have resided therein not less than
five years, and not less than six nonths next
preceding their election, or appointment in
the Judicial Circuit, as the case may be, for
which they may be, respectively, elected or
appointed. They shall be not less than
thirty years OF age at the time Of their cleo.
ton, or appointment, and shall be selected
from those who have been admitted to prac'
tee Law in this State, and who are most
distinguished for integrity, wisdom, and
sound legal knowledge.
The Committee on the Judiciary at
FIRST reported in favor Of a modification
Of the Orphans Court, so us to have
but one Judge, the Associate Judge Of
the County Court; and the above Lam
gsage was used, doubtless, with that
view. When il was afterwards deter
mined to retain the Orphans Court as
before, il was not observed that any ex-
ccptien ,aas required in the above sec
tions in regasa 70 the Orphans Court;
or perhaps is WINS thought unnecessary,
g the qualifications Of Judges Of the
Orphaas' Courts were sufficiently lefn.
cd elsewhere.
We suppose nobody doubts that it
was The intention Of the Coa ealion to
providethe Orphans Courts with Judges
who are not lawyers; bat We must arrive
II that intsation through fair co.,
htruutiea Of the language used. The
Language IN section 2nd seems broad
eaosgh . include the Orphans Court,
hat h Is easily seen tint il Is BY in
sdverteuce, ouly, and, really not 50 in
tended, This is clear as to the first
part Of the Section, and carriss strong
presumption this the latter part was
intended also to refer to Judges Of she
Judicial Circuits alone. In addition
to this, We must consider also that
Part v Of Article Nv. is specially deso
ted to the Orphans Court, aud defines
Who are to be elected Judges and their
powers. Il says the voters Of che State
shall elect, every fourth year, "three
men 70 be Judges Of the Orphans
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The Democrats have majority OF
20 on joint ballot in the new I.esisla.
turc Of California. The RAIDS had G6
majority in the old ono. That is con.
siderable turn-round.
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PRESIDENT.

JOHNSON CLrB.--Notice is hereby
given that the johnson Club OF
Westminster District will meet at c.
zaeharias' Hotel on Thursday evening
the 3D.. inst. at Z o'clock 20 attend 10
business of Importance let there be a
full turn out.
FRANcrs SnRtvgR, prcst,
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.anpD!.tlrnapa nfsfYIei

s-anpDLFBaRu DfsflIier.
0tscers--Gcorge Warner, President,
William Grimes, Secretary.
Delegates unanimously chosen.
Thomas + Cover, WIN. Zimmerman.
Ferdinand Warner, james White, DIR.
NJ. A. La,iver, William Grimes, Isaiah.
Ham, Joseph Defendall, JacOb Buffin
ton, Albert Burlington & John Skunk.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS..


AttcbAfs OCtootfif 1901.
fLoCE.--TIowrGd Street Super and Cut TX.
ira s.75aSl00 90; howard Extra Shipping n. ga
sll.00; Howard Street Higcr Grades II 5Oa
sl?.ooi Howard Street Family l2.boas 90 per
barrel.
Rye Flour 3. 2saSsT5, and Corn Meal sG.7s.
Ga.iS. -wheat-White al .. g0ns27s; rcd at
2.33aS2.i5 per bnshei. Carn-white At i.2aa
sl.7s. and yellow l.77a$l. IS per bushci. Oats
66a6S cte. Rye Sl.i5 per bushel.
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u y estimated that one tentkSf the
entire number 81 prisoners and soldiers
q fbc Dry Tortugas haye died Of vel.
low feser, aad the plsgue has now as.
sunsd more nalignapt form.
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NEW w YERrYSEnENrs.


The General Translanlic eonpsny's SPLEEN
did Mail Steamships;
81. iAUResr, Docandr, Safsrd1& Ocf. 5.
PnRiar, Duehcshc, lSu'ardas, OF. 10.
Was bf Pants, sarmons, Sntsrfas, Noe. 2.
Eusorn, Leiaafie, saturday. Noe. 10.
To Bresi or Iiavrc, (Wine iEcladed. First
Cabin, cleo Second Cabin, SIS, lin gold.l
These Steamers do not carry StseFage Pas
sengers.
GEO. MACKENZIE, Agent, IS Broadway,
n Y.
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.SHERIFFILrY

Nh. EDlroR :--please announce Mr.
DASlEi MlrrgS Of Westminster District, as
q Candidate for nomination, hy the Dem.
Conservative Convention, MS newt Sheriff Of
Carroll County. He will make the strongest
candidate that can be produced He has
oct Q. Hosr oR fRleSDs.
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$lOO REW Ard.

The above reward win DO gwen
the recovery Of tho Goods stolen in
my Store % Friday night last, aad 1
arrest aud conviction Of the thieves.
WIN. MOORE,
OF. 5,-St, WcstuliilFtcr, Nd
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nf virtue Of decree Of the Circuit cour,
I'D for Carroll county, In No. o5e EauIty. the
subscriber IS Trustee, will sell at Public Sale
on the premises, In Westminster. Carroll Co,
On Saturday October 26, 1867,
Al 10 o clock A. W., The residue Of thcreal a..
tate Of Lacy Bchoc deed, not sold al the for.
mer sale Sept. 2ist ult consulting Of
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% Rue Fauby, st. Hoaore.
viii you be kind enough 10 have forwarded
10 me here 200 bottles Of your Indian Liniment;
u you will send at the same time the account,
will forward you the amount through Messrs.
DELNoxr A Co., New York.
BAnos SoLonos R9fisuiiLp having recon-.
mcnded to many Of his friends Major lANk'S
EMINENT, and they being desirous to pro-
cure Il, be should advise him to establish . de-
pot In Paris.
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lRoS IL the BLooD.-When the
blood is well supplied with its iron Gle.
ment, We feel vigorous aud fnll of ami.
nation. 1t is an iusutiiciency of this
vital elemeut that makes US feel weak
aud low spirited all such, by taking
the Peruvian Syrup, "a protoxide Of
lronl eau supply this deficiency, and
will be wonderlully inyigorated.
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VOTE OF TIE STATE.

The following is tho oiicial vote Of
the State for aud agaiLst tho Constitu-
ton:
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H000 AGENTS wanted, 70 seli sis New
OOQO Inventions, Of great vaiuc Is fam
.lies sli pay great profits. Send 15c. and get
~ ~ Ls TX ane sample Cratic, Agents have made
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NEW AD We TlyENEYrS
consumption can bic Cured,

ConsumpliOn can be Cured,
THE True Remedy at last Discpversd. uf-
HAMS FRESH NEAT CURE. prepared from
the ivfnula Of Prof, Tfousseaa OF paris, cures
pepsia, Marasmus, General Debility and all
morbid conditions Of tho syatefn dependent On
deficiency Of vital force, Ii IL pleasant 10 taste,
and single bottle viii convince tho most skep.
ticai Of It's virtue az the great healing remedy
0: the age. 81 bottle, OF six bottles for So
sent BY Express, Sold by $. q. UPHAM, No.
No. Is South Eighth-st, Philadelphia, and
principal Druggists. Circulars sept free.
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FRAScrs snRIvEn, I,rest.

Cry AFFAIRS. The Board Of Com.
mon Council met at their office Wed
nesday night, September 25th 1867.
The committee on Lamps reported
propositions from Ammidon Crombic
4 Go. to furnish Lamps, complete, un,
painted at $50 and painted at 4.T5 aud
from III. Crout, to furnish Lamps at 81;
further action in the matter was post.
poned and tho committee authorized to
lind out how many Lamps are needed
aud report at next meeting.
The committee on Lamp Posts re-
ported proposition from d. w. Danner,
TO furnish Posts suitable for Lamr
Posts at 4Sc each. On motion they
were authorized to contract with d. W.
banner, for so Posts at 4sc each, 10 be
delivered in the city in the shortest pos.
sible time, and wero also authorized 70
have the same turned and bored.
On motion Mr. Jno. H. Blwers' !
name was added to the committee on
Lamps.
Bills of 4. T. Reese, for Sl1.25 for
hauling stone, and David Ireland, for
work, $3.50 was ordered paid. Ad.
journed to meet Wednesday night Dc
tober 2nd. 1867.
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STATE OF MARYLAND

AsxAfotis, Septembcr sou ~
70 Au rAon y nag Csac<rs /: " ( 4, - Z,
Notice il hereby uIven, that application /
been made 70 The Governor for Z Harden is n
case Of the stste v. Charlie lolFinan. conyi
ed IN the Cifcuit Court for Carroll cosstv.
November Term, 1885 y Larceny and scstsI
ccd % tho Penitsntiery fos Is months. Z &
ne Governor will take up NE aaid case 4
next, until which time protests aeslnst ~ y
application will be heard, and fho pcti,ion
The Governor. s'''-
BY order Of the Uovernor,
octs-2 ~ Sss y: v4s ~ s,s;.
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New FIRM.-Wc refer to the aiyer.
tisemeut Of Hood & Mitten, Merchants,
OF this place, who make tempting offers
TO the pnblic IN their line.
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A physiological View Of Marriage,
The Cheapest Book erv Isbii,h,d.

Containing nearly three hundred pages
And 100 fine plates aud engrayings Of the
Anatomy Of the Human Organ. 10 state Of
Health and Disease. with treatise on Early
Errors, iisDeploTable Consequences apan The
Mind and Body, with the Authors Plan Of
Treatpten,---the only rational and successful
mode Of Cure. a. shown By the report af a,es
treated, truthful adviser ~ the married and
those contemplating marriage, Who entertain
doubts Of their physical condition. Sent free
% postage to any address on reeeip, Of rs eca,s
~ stamps OF pastal currency, BY addressing
DIX: la GkoIN, No. 81 Maiden Lane, ALBANY,
y. !. The author may be consulted upon any
Of the Diseases upon which his book treats, eth.
er personally or by mail Medicines sent 10
any part of the world
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A GEyTs'wASTED- SO TO s2oa dsy, 10
IN introduce OUT new patent STAR Shot.
TIE SEWING MACHINE. Price $40. II uses
two threads, and makes the genuine Lock
srIron. All other low priced machines make
the CuAfs SrIfcu. Exclusive territory given.
Send for circulars. W. q. WILSON & CO.,
Haa.facfsrsrs, Cleveland, Ohio.
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RonBERY.--on Friday night last the
Watch and Jcwelry Store Of Mr.. vii.
liam Moore, near the Rail Road, West
minister, was entered by means of a
false key, aud robbed Of Watches and
Jewelry to the amount Of about $500.
Mr.. Moore not feeling well, had locked
up sooner than usual that evening, aud
neglected TO remove many valuable ar.
Lleles he was accustomed to take home.
The robbers appear to have been in a
great hurry or they could have taken
yainables TO a much larger amount
We believe there has been no clue yet
discovered ms to the perpetrators.
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There are fifty miles Of police tele.
graph 10 New York -twenty-iour in
brooklyn.
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A new style of bonnct has made It's
appearance 10 Paris. Il i atwine With
diamond set IL ths top.
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Queensware,

caypeting, Oh Cloths, Bimkefs, Ia
Linssgs, Keat.nky leans, kna
Usappess dr, 10 Aese aiey
wouid add 10 and l2l gtsS
Lfsea, lSaesfiaas,
9. 8 analt Bro Sheet "a /.
i~g., "a, 7.R and "a Bro.
shestdag, fine BIO. Saettiags ana
Shirfings, Bid Ticks, apnoa ChetA
and Domestic Gln9hamsj ]
indeed everything lstaliy found IN IRA.
class Dry Goods House, and which they az
Offering at prices that win astouish buysrs--
oil having been bought FOR cash, they vii j,
se, ~ A. sasf prices as will defy comPe,iiion
They take This opportunity Of rrtutpinI
their hanks for the patronage bestowtd up
on them IN the past md request i coniins
ancc Of the same. a 4
oci3 HOOD 4 MI1'TEN.
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Twensy-aiue lodiaus have been reg
istslel i Mississippi
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DOLLAR !

A GENTS WANTED everywhere far our
IA Que Dollar sale. A Watch, a Tea Set,, a
Shawl. a Drcss for one dollar each. sead rs
cts. and stamp for two cheeks and circulars
T0s, DRowNE q CO., BIB washinston street
Boston.
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e~S To sloo per month and travelling or
1f1 penses, paid good agents to ssll our
Paisai Brsslasfiny Ware Wirs cIofAss
Liaes. Stste age and Address Amsricas jT;re
Co, l26 broadway, N. Y. -.
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BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI :
A cOsPieis Hisiory ef,l, ssS State. and
Tsrdfories. from ale Grsai Rissr
10 The Great Oesas.

10 he Grsai Ossas.
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Its popularity is attested By the sale Of
over 10000 Copies in single month
Life and Adventure on Prairies Noun tains
aud the Pacific Coast. With over 700 Deserip-
tive and Photographic Views Of tho Scenery,
Cities, Lands, Mines, People and curIosities Of
the Mes States and Territories"
To prospective emigrants and settlers in the
Gar West" this History Of that vast and fer
tile region will prove an invaluable assistance,
supplying as u does a want long felt Of full,
authentic and reliable guide 70 climate, soil,
products, means Of travel. &c.
AGEsTs WtSrED.--Send for Circulars and see
our terms, aud full description OF the work.
Address NATIONAL PSBLfsIiNG co., 20 :.
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The indian I.iniment.

As relief ever ready as killer Of pain, Ia
ken inwardly, or .oatwardy applied, has no
equal. For the relief and cure Of RAsHmafie
and AsHraigir Agsctions, Spraiws, Brai.ss, dc.
Il is unequalled. II Is also most eiiiaacious "a
ken inwardly, in the cure Of Ckaisre, Cramp.
and PaiHs iS he lStoaaek, DiavrAoca, Ds<esis-
~, Cholsra Aorbss, Chelere fnfanfHA, De,
and II Is without exception the a,osf weadsrfuf
PaHaeea the world affords. No. FAMILY
should be nilhouth. Every TRAVELLER by
land Or sea should have bottle. MtNEllS and
FARMERS fesiding al adistanee from Physi-
clans should keep u constantly ON hand. In
case OF Accidents. and sudden attacks Of Stom-
Aeh Complaints, IL value eanDo. be estimated.
Inquire for -ncjor LANES INDIAN LINZ.
NEWT, and foks no other. PRIZE, 50 Cts. per
bottle. For sale at wholcsalc and retail by
llsinas Rarnes Co., u PARK Row, N. u; Gaia
a kobinson, leG GreenNich-st, y. Y.;f. {.
Wells 4 Co., 1872 fuiton-s,., n, "; Gbas. N.
crittenden, ~ 9Th Ave, n. ", and By respse-
cable Druggists throughout the world. None
genuine unless signed by JoHs THos. LasE. and
counlersigned BY J. 7. LANE a CO., Propris.
tors, l6S broadway, y, Y. Send for Circular.
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Yoa're Wanlea ! LOOK Mcre !,

Agents, both male and female wanted oyery-
where % sell the ParESr lNrRoyEp lsK Rrsxn.
foia, tby which from one to two pages can be
written without rsplenishing with Ink and
our Fancy and Dry 0oods, etc. Can clear
from ~ 10 $40 day. No capital required =
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