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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-23
Sundries,
To Blaeksmiths.

A RNDT'S BELLOWS, assorted sizes.
n AnVil6, Vices, Smith Sledges and Ham
meTB, Duck nest, layer Irons.
movie p. G. HlLDRETH q BRO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-23

So Ten lines OF 1852 in1AAe +" ~ -,
MARRIAGES AND FUSERAL NOTICES. 20
eta, " ben under six lines r.,... ,,,s
fsifnpIe announcements OF DeAthA' ghlth'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-23

"a Complete Pictorial History OF
the TIIueA."
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

IleFs. donE-teI I bot cnce. There Az
chances for others to make sheir pile il
erecting Carding Machines, WOOleI
FsetOrys. Grist Mills and Saw Mills
Come, All re whose pockets are heaVl
laden. and End relief improving some Q
the finest water powers in he ia.
Stone abOuhds in suhcienf qaansids'
for bus ding purposes Of : supsFiOr quail
Ivy. There are many springs. and in th'
absence of springs wells can be dug viii
the assurance of getting q bOunsifuI sup
ply Of pure cold water.
Beatrice is the County SeAtcof Gage
county is situated on the East bank Of
Big Blue River. 100 miles from ST. 10
seph, so miles from Brownville ald abOu.
the same distance from Nebraska City
and directly on the thOrOughfare leading
from those places to Denver City. Vir
gina City, Austin. For: Phil Kearney,
and all other notable places in the noun
tain Territories. The town contains q,
least $50 inhabitants. three genera.
Stores, . Drug and one Boot and Shoe
Store, two Blacksmith and cne Wagon.
makers Shops. two Hotels also. = good
School House and a SchOol-in fact there
are six or seven sub.districts organized
within Beatrice Precinct and substantial
school houses are being erected by the
citizens. AtthIs writing there are with
in this county not less than 1000 70 / 500
inhabitants and room for more.
Farmers will End this an exceIlsn,
stock growing cOuniry-no milk. sick,
m%urrisn, or other diseases prevail in this
locality Il is an exceedingly healthy
country for every living creature, how
can it be Otherwise when there exists no
local cause for disease !
A Timer. Harness maker. Cabinet
maker and Brick maker could do we'll
here as there is a large scope of country
TO be supplied.
For the benefit Of those who may per.
chance have business with officials of
Gage cOunty.I will give you a list.
County COmmissiOners: Geo. Grant,
H. P. Freeman, W. H. TlcknOr.
Probate Judge: Albert TOwle.
County Clerk and Register : Oliver
Townsend, "a
Sheriff: I. W. Brown.
Treasurer A. TOwle.
Coroner: Dau1 Freeman.
p. ~, class No. d: A. Towie.
Or SErTLEa.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
De lh1la bssn shsea de LIZ


We -hGzA been shSwn b e-dssign d
the building 1ThsOs Hill & Co intend
sracung IN The Spring On the north cas-.
corner of Main and LIST SIS. The build.
ing is to be three stOries. with a splendid
iron front. The design is by C. w.
Wheeler. Arehiteel and Builder. and if
completed up 10 The design-and w are
assured II wifi bs-t viii be n of the
iDess buildings in SOulhsrn Nsbraska.
TheO. Hill iuforms Us lha. the whole
third story As by 80 feet viii be left for
a.HalL This As greatly needed ia this
city. and will Be . public beurf,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

Nervous and sick headache are in
duced BY indigestion, cOStiveness, fou
stomach, and a torpid state of the liver
PessOqs suffering from these complaints
should avoid, as much as possible, the too
free Use of spurious aud malt liquors.
coffee and tobacco. and keep the bowl.
open, by small but frequeRl doses of Ro.
BACKS BLOOD Pits. and PURSUING reg.
ular course Of habits. when they will End
they never fail to REMOVE ths difficulty.
Old Roboek" is pow stopping q. HOl-
laaay & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

ThnhiRa 10 amsn& chap 60 aud 4T-o o
RsviseS Statutes was passed.
The bin above increased The tax on
land Cor read purposes.
A message from the Governor inform
ing the Council Of bis approval Of an aci
70 revive and continue In forcs the act q
allow the Funding Of he indebsedness d
The TsrritOrys appeesed JpnnarE II,
1851.
The bill passed to authorize Lewis C.
Elicit TO established and keep a ferry
across the Missouri River II AsPinwaII,
Nemaha county.
Haywood presented a petition from
eisizOns Of Nsmaha praying for a Law 80
make owners Of stOpk liable for damage
committed BY stock.
The bill authorizing the city of Brown
vile % raise money 70 clear and grade
its streets, SC. D s
Read third time and passed 10 the
Council.
Crow reported in favor Of a bill FOX a
ferry Al Peru.
WaldIeF introduced q bill to amend
he law rslaliVs 70 estrsys. Read second
tune and referred.
The bill 10 authorize the city Of Brown.
vile 70 raise nOnsy 4 improve streets.
&C., vas taken up in the House. Rules
suspended. bill read second time and re-
.tOrFed TO = special committee consisting
Of The delegation in The House from Ne
neha county.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
The Land once DimcuIty.
On SErTLra

Nj. Editor.
In my communication that you printed
last week. ! aied to give a calm, fail
statement of the Land Office d~ificuiyai
this place.
praised no man. censured mo man
l was, therefore. greatly surprised at the
waspish reply that appeared in the same
paper.
You say 1.-THE fact that JamisOn re-
fuses to act with Dorsey, = seem.
to our correspondent a greviOus sin in
Dorsey" / answer. you seem to think
that 1t is 4 grevious sin in Jamison, be.
cause his superior officer has ordered
him not to do business with any one but
Bedford.
1.-THE Neb. City News holsters up S
R. JamisOn with the same plea.-ED.
Your ergo, about "usurpation." and
rebel loving friends is all wrong. Nc
SUPERFICIAL DOrseyite condemns Andrew
Johnson more than / do. Sill Andrew
Johnson is the President, and all Presi.
dents have power to remove such
officers as G. G. Dorsey. You deny the
power Of The President to remove Dor
sey. This reminds me of a lnIle story ;
A certain Colonel walking about The
camp of bis regiment, o day, saw a
man sitting on the ground bucked and
gagged. Removing the gag from his
mouth be asked him Who served you
10 this manner z" The soldier replied
my captain did it" Al which lhe COL
OneI exclaimed. MY God! your captain
can's buck and gag you " Big your
pardon, Colonel" replied the man, Il
know better, for be did do H."
rAs some of onF readers. unfortunate
", may no, have been in the service, lie.
US apply this martial story: Captain A.
Johnson removes ~ Dorsey, for opinions
sake ; Colonel Radical exclaims ''AGy
God !" Cap. Johnson can't do that !. md
says Dorsey. says be, hE did Try ~
And w. A. P. says, says he, ''he did do
IT," The Colonel can't perceive it, and
viii remove the gag."-ED.I
Every President has removed ofiesTsi
every Presidest will remove officers, IN
less laws are enacted hereafter TO prevent
them.
You ask, is it Radical Republication
to urge a knuckeling TO A. JohnsOna |
advise no man to knuckle to anybody
A law abiding citizen will obey the
officers appointed or elected to execute
the laws.
Your ergo about Dorsey, patriots. Con-
Rress and he President. is far fetched.
Congress is equal, and in some cases.
superior 70 the President. Dorsey is a
creature Of A. johnson. A. Johassn
breathed the breath Of official life into
him. Surely tbs creator has > right
to do as be pIeases With his creature
The master With bis seEVans.
CIt is aaid that the true test Of con-
parisOn like the above, is TO reduce It 70
a picture. Kind reader imagine this pus
20 the test A. johnson. Creator" is
standing ever the prOsirsse form Of Mr..
Bedford tFyin' 70 "breathe the breath Of
Official life" into him; close By stands
DoSssy. arm y b. sslianso upSa truth
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
STRAY NOTIcEH

IaEcn 11 - TIE sakssribsr, living 20 Glen Rst
toYPship. Acmaha Cosa.y. ~ fhS - A. a Isu-
aa1y. 1881. one tao yesT sd neifsr. eros III
saeh ear, 10 ethfr hapds seior sbiss ui.h seTsIi
49, PES }As 3. SEAL-
Taksn apb7 nfsr4le4rf E~i,y "a tbs
Asmaha, ~ nis sboss LCnes r,s5-s = be
t4th - p,b Der lsss, one er IT, re4
- 80. 49, roap. Ieft ear ero.p nd. rbit d.
- me nshs good str.'ght Ho,Ds WsrV!
JeHN BUBIii
- % y me EEdeTsignee, iriu- : H..
N"F'h-H est a. ~bssHrTilts 49,. =
day ~ January issz. One Re5 49,
80 sex SPrins. liBe back bu.h - .si 80 b,I
legs ghite part sap ap
"-PS MATTHIAS TREyERS
Taken "a - he abGer.;vrad rDass
Sfoei.ei "a 20 , drf e Ias-.r- e.
ndfefa ann Ehfza se ar -.
if-, 'prIng' u, laarss ,s h-arn
"' ''' ~ FE1EEE>.lS
Takss spt he unisfsess4 Wa So n,-,
Nora 81 Long BRIDE. N.m,b, tasu.1
Ne0TaskH on the +fh dsy - y nm, f9Ez
One RON hrlfor. ~. var - a. %
marks ." sF-ndE. ~ 81 IU EIsn 90
IaksF W. By tks g~DssSiSBsa, living NJ ..d
nan nhes = eat q AspiaWalL Nemsh. s,,1ptv Ne.
t5 t3te 4Ay ~ December, 1851. Ons
g. 90 sF' &.oat TIRE years Old.
- H-' AS". - WILLIAM PENNY.
coaat oy ne undersigned living in Nrmzhs
SosISy ,nsoraska, on The ct day Of De- 1854. ons
ltsnsTs enc year ed, marked With ma,th srog
~ and ITO pndsEbss IN tie right.
H Join W. SIdMON.
49, ~ tns ER6Eribsg living in Glen ROcE
- -, Nog, n, 1855, a Yoke Of Cattle, one .
..o~~ az len hornOf and smooth er0P OId
ne other . ran, With Iefs horn bI0ksa
ears ola.
-S-ss-R1 John B. EPLER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

II will BE- reepll-el-d Ia, AZ .ha la4
session. the HOIs- JuIIcIAy Z, nn5's.
made a partial repJrI On the cOsaplIcay
Of JEFF. DAVIS 70 the plh 10 s>sa,snat-
President LiGeOIn. Pbsy intend to c5p
Iinue their Inquiries. and 70 snspn ~
John H. SurrlIt bef"r~ them The mom D.
be arrives 10 Washington. with tn v,ex
of taking his evidence ia he RFemiA.
Il has been deemed besI 10 do nus b.f0y
he is brought lotr'Rl
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

DR.. Henry ~ rid'$ Toha i65 Blood
Purifier snd R - al Piln. Pills wlii, g
taken ann drI Yb He ale .pla E
OF disease pr rras y
iss banetnl c1as-qu ne-s bY rnal4aag
weakened and dls.emaAr.1 e-
healthy artion giving thsm IS .ng a -
disburd5n Ihr ms,.Ives and throw of tho
Cbstructons which are The first cause OF
disease; they are therefore regarded as
an invaluable safeguard. They can DE-
found IN all Drug Stores.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

Ne ,wers cOas.dsrsbly sarPnsed a. ;ae
nOsics Ofsh srejeeiou, BY lne Senate q
the nomination OF As. HOiladay as u
S. Assessor iOr The DisIrics OF Nzbra=ka
We had strong observation-disclosures.
ana desired il much. He IS hOnssI and
capable, and the Interest of the Govern
menl would be as well. If not better. Al.
tended TO by hIm lhsn BY any other man
The President is likely TO nominate. He
occupies the most advanced Radical plat
form, and the Democrats caunOt conceal
their giee 4 bis rejeciOn. We hope
If il can it will be reconsidered, aud he
DR.. be confirmed.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
BROwEvILLE, N. t.,
Feb. 9Th, 1867.

Mr.. Edaor.-A day or two since
dropped in to MsPhersOo's Hall, 70 see
how Prof. Dye was getting on with his
Singing Class. and ! must say, that if The
young sOngstsrs do as well u the eoneeF..
which they intend to give next week. on
Thursday evening the parents and friends
Of the children, will be more than paid
for The small outlay they made a. the
beginning Of the term. Prof. Dye is do
ing q gOOd work in our midsl. we hoOe
be will cOntinue 50 TO do. for a good in.
ssructOr in music. vocal, and instrumental.
is a blessing TO any community. He who
teaches music makes heads happier and
wiser. A VIsIror.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
GOtEfm.

csppsthsad PapsFs sFyls, the following
which OocuEsd during the night session
20 he SsEd. IN .. s. House Of Rspres.
snsaaiVes. a ''nssiOn al disgraes." we. Of
yhs contrary, think the coPpsrhsSd gen.
dsnan zane out second best 10 his SELF.
0aghi eOssssto Of wiz. Il 10 really a ''ns.
Uional Disgrace" Ihss such "amazlng
grace has been exercised.
Gf. EldFigs, COp.-Would il b il o..
der Ter the ~gsntlenan from Iowa (MF.
Grinnel) % aing-
.yssa hrsga,s boSy Zee q De1lSsrsaS ~ EAs RsSs
eseeSg@slGra1lng o.
Ar. Stakeholder rs have IL.
MT. GrinneIl, Rad will do il IL TIE
gentleman from Wisconsin Wlll allow ne
- guots = verse for him 70 sinr
Mr. EldTidge-What ia n1
ME GrInnelI-The verse I WsulA
ouote would Be:
a ere 80 wFefeAas pef sliWs.
Aa6 - 90 sf1I fahd9
IN o8lT ~ GaGsta9 0Face
TAaf sS srs oSs ef ksH."
hE. Niblack-That i swearing.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
Legal Notice.
John Y. Barge PlAinsiR.
zns.on PsEssrils Dsfsndant.

1ndpon FsfssTla befqldanB.
RsSara IN. Rogers . JuStieeASf The Psaaa. a.
PiwDes Csuniy. EsbrsskA Territory.
on he l8Eh day II Jann4T 1887. said Justio,
issued a. ozSor Of attashno6t in the above ao1ioe
for tks san Of any dollars. 9us b. ~aeooant, on a.
Ist Day Of January 1901 ana SID Jastios has fxst
- 8tk daV 81 aFsh 1881, * olsVsa o'clock 49,
aahis onos, - 1hisA time and place, I shan -
sgAinst zen Tor the anssnt q Rfty a..
lars, and inAsross on the Gaaa AID eoSs % soVo
Suis nst exceeding hfty deilsTSs
Io.aA
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
LeRlsIatlYe.

Dsggan introduced a bill to anend
chapter 46 Of The Revised Statutes. The
object e 70 exempt neat cattle under enc
year old frem tAIAtiOn,
WUlisF gave notice of q bill to compel
NE attendance n school.
The bill 70 repeal the Law changing
ihs name of 81 DsrOin to M6Sysxills.-
Passed.
Mr.. Deem gsEa nosiee Of a bill for an
sss 70 IoAAs The ~Penitsntiary Of Nebras.
N.
House File No. 29-An act to amend
chapter IL, SsetiqP ID. Of the revised
statutes.
Read frat time.
House File No. Sand act making
an appropriation 10 dsfray The expenses Of
de Legislature Of NsbrAska Of July
1855.
Committed 70 Committee On Finanes,
Wsys and Means.
House File Ne. 9-An act 10 Esmovs
tAs d~istincion On account Of race o. color
- he sshool laws Of Nebraska.
Referred 10 committee on judiciary.
AlSo a bill for an act to repeal section
24S et chap. %, Of The criminal code.
Stewart gave notice Of msmoFal and
jsist rssoiuiisa suking COagrss 10 make
treaty with he otOs and Missouri In.
dians fos tie sale Of he tract On which
hey now reside.
Haywood pFesele2 . bin 70 amend
chap. i, sec. !, Revised Statutes. The
oeisci of The sDsndment Is 10 authorize
Csunty Boards Of AgrleuIiurs TO make
der " regulations relative to Agri.
enliuFal Societies and Fsirs. AZ present
esaniy sOeistisS are dependent on tie ae-
zion of the Territorial Board. and that. II
e ever has met, is uncertain a. 70 sver
@saiing again
Ths bES also coalsmplasss he creation
q bounfy fund. 70 stimulate snserpriss
ia tAis direction. Iis plan ia. % OGaE %
q fEsmium 70 each Of he hrul three coun-
dss Ass vii legally oFgaaisO csuaty So
sisdss Ger agriculture uu3oE die act.
Hoass hsn teak up The bin y amend
de law relative TO evidence. The Objeo.
e he bin 10 70 aIlow psFsons charged
wiA crime and thoss intsFsstsd IN civil
sain. e give evidence when parties 70 the
ouii.
The House bill creating The Office Of
srRx Collector ia cities indefinitely post.
poasa.
haywood gave notice Of 4 bin 10 make
ewnsFs Of stock. liable for the damage
de sleek may DO upon cultivated lands,
Ths COunsil bill 70 Vaeale a pars Of the
toWa site of table Rock came up, was
Esai bird time and passed.
Bll 20 sulhorize Bsnlzs & KnosIanS
sskBi4 . dam. Passed.
he ell Go amend tie Law of evidence
80 nksn up and passed.
Ths object of the bin Is 10 allow srim.
inala 70 testify in heir own case. and ia
tsEasas1 paItiss in evil suits. except "a.
m~inisiEaiosa, S1scutOssAadrsprsssatives
a. 4.sanaof earne@
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

We have received from Marsh 3 Co,
n swsdsalsrs, No. 2Of The RiDsrsids
Magazine for Young Psqpls." Il is a
new publication, full Ct excellent read.
ing, and a strong competitor for public
favor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
LOOK SHARP

~ 6rsat Westera. Aashssf aecOmmO9s.
non fOr gJfg HOrsss. cad q good rB d
"GfeT IN He Stable, also
CaFnsge House, Lasgs Core and Sheds for Stock
q al kinds, sis6, . god Rlasksmiin Shoo IN iul
OPERATION sos recommendation Of Stsbles. Ths bst
Of hay, Corn. 0sts, Bran &e ia large Q~utntiha
atEsys on hand fy sccommod tsi0u Of T1yalers.
Sspek kept ~ The deg Tesk9 o. mosfE. psusa
EishiBg to by or sell any Kind Of stock viii con
salt their oEn integef b. calliugat
CogsUeLfs LfDeTy. Feel SIX and EE
eange Sta6tss A. P. CoGSWELL
II 70 PFUpFseiOg
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

Immensely Popular. The PrOpretors
Of COE's COueH R4LsAH have succeeded
in creating a demand IN nearly every
village Of the United States. Reasons
whYl First, it is efectual second. It is
cheap; third, il is P%leasan, 10 take
fourth. they know 10 let the Athlete d
know Il.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Probate Notice.

The Small account q Gerd Wers, Administrat tor
Of the Estate Of GertaFt Wer, will be for hsar;n.
before the Probate Court, at the Court Room +;
the City Of BrOwuFills on Monday the iIth dav d
March 1897.
BroHnviIs Feb. 7th 1857.
q, n. FAIRBE0THER PROBATE judge.
1885, $50
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

Soldiers Discharge F0Rnd-The
6nal Discharge paper Of Vim. Dunbar.
private 50 CapGzW. J. BsxtOB's Co -B''
47th Rsgimsas Of MsssourFy sluute srs.
add made out At Benton Barracks, has
been left with as to await the eali Of It's
owner. AnYOf his Comrades seeing ibis
viii do him a favor BY letting him knew
where il is. -. al
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

KFrata.-We stated. last week. Ihal
Deputy Sheriff TuIIIe was '-TsnOUsd =
this. We Isafnss mistake. Il was q
Tulils's own reqnsst@has new appoint
menss were bads Tuule informs u.
. lbs effect.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

The Eea,Aer, since : iss;, has been
exceedingly Fsasanl overhead while un-
deFfOO,, even Wehave hade sotI thing.
The snow Is fast aisappe4sa, aud he
''n4turul bridge over Msddy" j,
getting rather slogy
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

i - anticipated ths the English Mn
lstry viii dissolve Rarliansnt rather han
permit he passage uf hp Rsfssm bill
The election hf : more hbsraE Barba.
mens viii be Iikeiy 10 b. the resIl,.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
Curl YOUR HAIR!
SAMPLES SENT FREE,

a sample Of Prof. Bobb's Carliqas viii Be ssai
- . nny address. The quziiqas VII curl he
:-SgAeest hair On The arst hppiicati5n Bithoni in
S~sn sofe luxuriant, bssntiful eurls.
11@.ress, with stamp, Prof II. B.R0BB
80 l86S-eR PAKKNaN, Ono.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

This old adage has proved Irys ip the
case Of Best Chemical Sdkrdt4s, being al.
ways full Ws1ghf aud perfect goods.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

On u 6rst page viii BE- foaod Two M
iere<ting cO'nmu iic9sns. AID ,ev.cai
bliz now IN our Legsiaiurs awaihsa
ton. &C.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

MT,
are Conplsted snd be has now IN hs,5 n. -
STOCK OF bfvery Horses to be found IN The We,
'ogetn0r with an EHfirrlx pew Stock Of
24ssaeS asa Carriages Sine a.
49, StyIeA made 60 order and On.
ss1ea with great care re~ardTeN
~IExpense ; an Elegant Closes arr1age FOR e.
With Or Withogt Driver. WI - f1-.i.S.5 49,
night At short ROtics
a Teams. Gay Teams. Safe Team,,
resins FOG Ladies % drive. ali 70 hire a
the sane old pFice.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

TAXI ~ MORE NPhEASANT : =
SAFE kEAlDIES for unpleasant s.d 49,
diseases: Ues HsinhDldS Extraes B1sbS =,
proved ROss WISH.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

A, Mecresry'. you will End an kind.
of School Books and Stationery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

fHEGLORE OF NAN Is STREN9m-T-
lore the neryou and debilitstsd should 80.
y use Helmboids Extract Buehu-
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

EHFEEBLEO AND DELlOATF F0vSS-
TONS Of both sores, use HslnSold,. E,,St
cha. IL viii giEs bEiGk and easrTef;e -. ,
Enable ysa 70 slssp veil.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

Congress.
The Senate bill regulation 81 Of
esrtain civil O@ess--Whish We Published
sgo weeks sgo-wss passed in the House
a. shs Pad, after striking ont he except.
non of Csbinei Officers, BY q hnal vote
Sf III . S.
The Judiciary comminsso Of he House
are rePsEied a. considering The evidences
already sddueed - sufficient 70 warrant
sTislss Of impsachhsnl against The
PsssideuL
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

MANHOOD AED YOUTHFUL TIGOR -
gained y hsinbOldis Extract Buehu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

HEL1BOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU aod I.-.-
kOEe Wash cures secret and deliats disorder
tneir stages - hstis sxPenss, iitls or IA -
~ a'stsnS los2aEsaisnce ARd 80 szpOslrs. NJ
PlsasAAs ln md 0dOE, Inuediass u IL a,,i
and free frVm al Injurious properriss.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07
Marin l. B.ringio6 P.iutis


JudSOh PsrssTIIs. I,sf.nd.nt
Beofs 9solge 7. Buhsi. . les - 81 sss P,e,s
PAUnse Cosoig, Gebhasks fsrntRy.
Va the lash dAy 81 JasUnry 1881. 1id In.
IssaSd az rider " . taehmsnt "a ia ah.v. -.
for TIE sam oAferB -UE dasars All W. ~,
sad tbs abpve Esm b. < rrev
J1Ftieo Bsbab q Ole = -. kgss -
Psaes for said Coaaty, att re Eas hrai Z.
eHai ga The Sta Cav .. 4Ersa 81 G.
At sieyeA oelgrk o. All diy. EGad
place ! <esh take iql-s,sas fsr -ae -a.
d.illr' ADd -NtY geass, AMI i1isr-. .r
sad SGiGeFsf sai1 Hes -elisr p -
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isd Crrof bf.os F.s-
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Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsroOD
81 HsimbOld's Eztr4oi Baehu.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

The Nebraska bill has been vetoed BY
President Johnson. No action on il BY
C-onnress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

FOR EON-kETENTiON on TvcoTTT@
o. Urine, ~iFriE8tion, inhamacoa i, Nts-.Aa
the bladder. - kidaoya diseases ~ 4.
giahds, atoas ia the bladder. s~ai.1l.,
orlek dust deposit, and al diss.sss ~ :
ndney' snd droPsioial SEsTisg,
8T0Uss nMAaoEDs RLuD Rxrn,r
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

HEL4BOLDsS EXTRACT RUcHUL@
and wiser T. the fzmo 81 49, - tusl Ia,
Debility l. aeeonpanie3 81 mEBT ,i"ads
pns aad ~ okrssJnsntn s6bniAS4, ~
non iapai'y sPilsPsis ss ss.as.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

HELkBoLDs FLUID ExTR1CT ~
PIs-sans n Taste snd odoF, fros ;ron an
FoPrietiu, aad imnslats Il its 80.
Nebraska advertiser., 1867-02-07

liable remedy. as,
HELNBOLD'S E1TR1CF Brdup
Established upwards Q; .I8yers. U,-so
h H HELnRnI.
DRUGGIST
ee4 BnoadEays Non Ysrk, al
1ot SOSth I0.h Stcssk. HhiI.s.A
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-01-09
THEGovERNoR'sMEssAGE

The message, which we give to our
readers In their issue, coming as it does
from a sensible man, is q brief, and bus
iness'like' document. 1t presents the
most gratifying condition Of the fnan.
ces OF the State. Deductlng assets in.
treasury the actual debt of the States
but twenty-five and half millions and by
iudicious management can be paid in
fifteen yeas. More than ten and one
half Millions have been paid during
Gov Curtin's administration.
HIS care and solicituue for the soldier
is patent to all, and he does not forget
them in this his last message. His
proposition to establish a set of Office S
entitled jury commissioners, to be elect
ed in the same manner as inspectors OF
election, will be accepted by all well
thinking citizens, Nho disbelievc in
political bias and partiality in the Sc
lection of jurymen. The question Of
whether the States unreprcsepted, shall
vote on the ratification, or whether they
shall be excluded from the three fourth,
count. is grasped at and handled BY
the Governor with true ability and argu
ment The whole document is interest
ing and worthy of perusa.
Such is our Governors exit from tht
gubernatorial Office, Ever forward in the
interests Of the Commonwealth he re
tires from the position he has honored
bearing with hlm the best wishes of al
her loyal citizens.