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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-08-01
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Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

81 - r. NJ. .
SrhAN, REFMEp, LARp..-Tt, came out in
a4recant trial al Gineiilnati that a MOS
fonr and Disgusting practioeAeEists among
thh,ejmanuf aet qfers, = st,eant refined lard
En- .the transportation of drove of hogs
BY cars, To largo inats SIS, hpft o. isq5i
them, and sometimes mary Of them af,
found to be deadion their arrival The,
die from crow1ing, from li42ase, from Ghf
feaation, from being trampl ed iron ant
fro n other causes: On their arrival these
deadlhogs, bruised I.trampled upon, 2 dis
eased and covered with, are flth ppr-
chased by manufacturers of steam refined
lard. % ia a. p. .....a 81. 70 dol >. bloc
They aretaken to the manufactu els vi h
others which drop dead in the streets; they
are not dresse or cleanedin any manner
but are put whole into immense steam
boilers or tanks, and the lard is extracted
from them BY the power Of 'styam 4
This process extracts the lard perfectly from
all parts Of the animal, even from the bones.
After sufficient stearlirss The most beautiful
pore Steamed Refined Lard" is drawn
romseenain parts, ofthe: boiler by means
of,faHcets, while the .Glth Or solid portions
sink to the bottom c: rise to the top. ''as p
t''I ----- - ---;' -. - - a. ~ T,
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

~ 60 T.. q To- sa..
g RATHER EXPENSIVE Da1S RING. Prince
Mptetternich, who has had the contents Of
hlsi cellars at Johannisber removed to
Paris, has, it is said, among the LIQUID
treasures some bottles of the famous,
Aosonwein' which were given by the tow n
Of Bremen to lis father after the signing
If tho treaty of Vienna. These few
bottles, according to the arbitrary value set
Upon them are in themselves a 'princely
fortapc, each bottle being worth UPWARDS u wal
cfa nilifiQ2h;Cf francs, or 5000, Coo! , "A
barrel of Rosenwein in 1924, when II was
last made. eost,as much as twelve hundred
FIRMS francs+ =. During Tie occupation ofBr9m I'D
by the French, barrel of this wine WINS
enptidd by atf0op of soldiers, = and afaR6th
er Semitic pdffss asa trophy. Aiiths re Fest
hsd been hidden from the, invaders by, tae
municipality, ,,,,,,,.c>
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

A PLEASING, IrRM FOR C.IEwERs AND
SMoKaRss--Ti O. Philadelphia Press says:
Every body who is in, the streets at very
late hour Of the night or early in the
nporning, may notice individuals about the
fronts Of RESTAURANTS. hotels and, bar-roons
gathering from the streets and cutters the
stumrs of cigars that have besn Swept, cut
oFsempGod from the spittopns.s and viii
wonder. what possible use can be mad %.of
them Foritae beniit of pipe-smokers
and tobacco chewers ave can give some
information on that subject. There are "a
number OF establishments. in, this city to
which this filthy refuse Is taken and sol d
and where it goes through the following
process: 1t is washed, dried in the sun" or
over q fire.. placed. in a small mill and
ground, apd then neatly put up in small !
packages and sold, as superior quality of
fine cut chewing and smoking tobacco of
variods;faney brands. The quantity Of
''oldi soldiers, las the .boys,call them, thus
gathered, Fempodelled and sod every day,
is almost iucred,b be. The general qualify
hel.tobaeeo which goes through,sthis
process isosail to he excellent. - -. :'a""' .
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

a poor woman and her littc child. lately set
tied in western city and were greatly reduced
and in need Of food The child scenga chicken
ip, the back yard, wanted to kill it and have a
pot-pie.s '''No, no" said the mother, ithat
would wicked; and Godwoald saryisr pun ll
y6u.7' ''rIiSh," said The ySupgsiGDi looking up,
tets move back TO BOSTON, there, amt any God
there 1GsEs 81 sus s-ys ~
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

'.'A'woman in Nashville, dressed in, meflF 5
clothes. was arrested twice for being a
woman. and was discharged, on exa adlGs
ti"n having proved that she was man.
She was arrested the third time, and II
was proved that she was woman.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24


FIFTEEN TTHeusANDr WeRTu OF Re-
TRENcnMExr. - During the last session of
Congress committee on rotrenchm Ont was
appointed for the ostcnsible purpose. Of
cnttjn down the expenses Of the govcrh-
ment. It was thought by, many persons
at the time tie committee was appointed
that the heads of the varions departments
were better qualified than any bady she
to keep down their expenses, but the IDEA
seemed to prevail that the committee
would in some mysterious way do a heavy.
business in the m saving. line. The
nextnews we get Of this body is contained,
IN. a resolution that has just passed Con
gress appropfiating "flteen thousand dol
lars feriho expensesof iretrenchment
committee" 1t seems, therefore, that re-
trenchmentis C very expensive luxury.
edLuxurics arc we'll enough under certain
circuwstances, but in view Of the present
hoavy Indebtedness Of the government; and
the consequent necessity of economy, we
consider it impfuilcnt to Sihdut sei n any
more retren olmcut at present.--New sTori
csL ssSk al 80 .-sS.si - ~ rn1t,H IS, BAL
'o"t' cloak Is IN I IETzg..t .'t+,f - s..-F
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24
CnE 'sAFETYBRIDLEiaaa Lien
II!'q BROUGHT TO PERFECTIOy Z
RUNA WAREHOUSES; CAN re DssiirS,
RI7H-P ERFECT ssAFEfY ByssaHtT
- l.lee Z 30 YOR iKOMAN1ir u In


b. 'Theundcrsigned9 having purchased the rirbt 10,
manufacture and sell Stehman 4 Cbrists Pst.r,
Safety Bride and Line IND istricts; No, a.snSl
respectfully calls the attention of the public Ia h.
great and desirable Improvement 30 simple IN a.
structon and of such decided advantage ANA ~.
riority over all other devices Of the kind ets. ~,
scented to the public as TO delight every persen ~
Phas inspected it, .u3rStnL s,.S -
The Arrangement is so effectnal and reiiafle ,h,,
Willie the action of the bit is the samsSs tkat ~ i.
ordinary Bride, while horse goes lSuietlts N.
very act of shying or first attempt either te r1p AZ
kick, brings into action the safety strap ID eech.
ally, as at once to arrest any further atteaaYiSsi,
being sefacting by the Increased strain upon H..
lines held IN driving and consequently tbsar;v.s
is never taken by surprise, nor need he change hi
grip on the lines, as when double lines ate usfds
Persons wishing individual rights, by staasssx.
So ,0e to the Undersigned, with furnished a.
assignment and full directions so that anv saddlr
will know ths exact length and connection IN " a
parts and make the same.
81 W. Persons wiseing District rishtspithszs
ty, for the above bride, will address L. NietrieI
Hagerstown. t..t,
The undersigned also manufacture to srdsr LA
Keeps constantlsscn hand alarge assortment sfsld
SADDLES AND BRIDIEs., al,
rom the piaine and most substantial to the a,sss
md the most delicate workmanship Ahlss 50
40" Carriage &gBdggy Harness Ilsv
richly ornamented and finely finished Ii SssA,.
that Of a ordinary description. Also isssst1 "a
- WAGON oGEARSs,i SGoagA rci,Alpis,soS.
WILLIAMS .I'raeg ADJ
NM vsFxs-s
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

NATURAL REMGipN. quickly away Wit,
me, and wewill walk np and down the narrow
path, by the sWeetbrcr hedge; and we will liz
te 10 the low song Of the black-bird,' and the
'fre'. air will coofour aching browi, and we shall
fad eomfosts To thes..tlipgs fresh airaud the
birds song, apd the fragralro Of the lovely flow
ers, God has given blessing; like sleep, theyare
His medicincs-thc balm Of sweet milidsl We
walk TO and Ho'under the Shade Of those! elms,
and'we will be calm; bitter recollections shall be
mide sweet by the thought ofIlis mcrces; and
in the midst Of the sorrovswe dave in our hearts
His comforts shall refresh our souls; and our
minds shall be stored with many thoughts, sweet
like the perfume Of these bowers. ''' ga '"4
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24
NOTICE.

SSSCLf ESA - NOIlSE. '.+'
la the matter of the application of George w.
Bond an Insolvent debtor, for the benefit of the
4sth Art. Code of Public General Laws Of Mary
q - 90. p, -sts laDda f,i--a esq &
No. 2s7s, on the lnsoyents Docket in the Circuit
Court for Washington County .
ORDERED by the Clerk of the Court this 18th
day Of December, 1866, that the Third Monday of
Gnd March Term of this Conrt;sit being the 18th
der, be fixed As the day for the said petitioner to
appear in this Court, and answer such ipterrog-
atoYcs OF allegations as bis creditors, endorscrs and
sureties may propose or qll9se. against him; and
to be printed in SOME newspaper published in
Washington county once week for three success
sive months prior to the said Monday inthc next
March Term-of the Court give notice OF the fixing
of said day Tor thepurpose hesein:5 o. ,sssz.J
Test LEWIS b. LYMAN,
Dec lS-3m. 81 Clerk.
"EE nNCK PIANO EOp,VE1
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

Why are young ladies Kissing, each other
like an emblem of Christianity. Bccausej they
are doing unto each other as they would men
should do unto them - ''A SO '. s4'
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

sMAasYiSG FOE SifaY ITO the question often
asked of young men as to Thy they do not marry
we soraeGmes hear the reply, ~ au1 not able TO
support wife" III one case in three, perhaps,
TT IS may be s. 7; but as a. general, thing the
truereply woald be, 81 ain not able tci support
tho style in which think My wife ought to
i've" In tbs again We see false view OF mar
risge-a locking to.an appearance in the world
instead of a union with loving woman for her
own sake. There are very few men of. indrssE-
Gus habits who cannot maintan wife, if they
are wiilingito live economically, and Without
reference to The opinion of the world. Thegrea
evil is, they are willingto begin life irumby
to retire together into obscure position, and ID.
gether work their way in the word-he by in.
dustry in his caiqg,end she by dispensing Wit,
prudence the money that he earns But Uies
must stand out, and attract the attentions Of
others BY their fms, houses and fine clothes.
, .
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

pAnGArNssi.' fbARGA!:ss. 8
WILLIAM F, oRNDoRP. 49,
las just returned from the city with a large and
well selected stoc Of Goods, Of DC latest and best
styles for
FALL NDWINTER WEAR,
Ny stock consists of a large assortment of Over
coats which will be sold very chsap.l and alsC the
largest assortment of
a. ctk.5kE s1s'HjA'
M sFsss ndd EoyS Clothing
in town. bought at the lowest cash price, therefore
the Rarchaser.s Come and examine my large stock
of Oyercoats and
'a''''M '2c1oTu1NG,
and ascertain the truth, and my Gnp assortment of
ali Kinds Gloves and HraweFs s4ii
and Ovcr-shirts ofHll kinds end all pertaining to
the furnishing line A!ss, an assortment of
''f.' TRUNKS AND vALIsEs, *'l"
Ny stock also cnnbrntes All Kinds of Boots and
Shoes for men, Ladies and Children, viz Mems Kip
and CalfBoots, sewed and pegged; Nhn's ShocaG OF
all kinds; Boys Boots and Shoes Ct all kinds LA
dies. Tipped Lasting CATERS; Ladies do. do gross
Ladies do. do. Bnlhoishs; LadiespIiinr : 80
MeERoCC0 ifALMORALs,,
Pat, Tip Morocco }alnieraY Chil5reus Tip lasting
Baimorals spring; Clildren's MorlecGo BalInorals,
and coed selection Of + A'..' ~ = %. ''i"'-'H.
CHG,DREEs SHOES, ,l'.''J
all Of which have been bought cheap and will be
sold cAeap. BE sure 10 come and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere or you III lose bar
gains. Goods have declined and . ..Jrt.
WILL BE SQhD LOW.
Don't forget the place in tho old Csamer stand Sd
eoortrom the Public square, NprthPotomac street
Sign. nae -' So WIN. +. URNDORF
n. Hasefstdwn, Oct 49, lsGb.! = Il hiHf IVY
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

TAGoB A. WRIGHT, : North Potomac
~ Street rHaserstoWn. .! tco,Ggts srfg t!raJt
XYTOOLEN, GOTTEN and, LINEN GOODS .
w the best manufacture at L. i.,i.,. ..,,
ID EAS0NABLE PRICEs onsidoring' tho tight
u ness Of the times- f.. u ,ag,,,a sl,o,a Ga s,it
INDEED it would be hard to find elsSislufe any
l thing TO compare with his ia IA .cvt1ai
GOODS in price or eualitF.-This fact can be
~. demonstrated to the satisfaction Of all 2 A
HIS friends if they win but,call r and give him
L L an opportunity to do 50. ,..,, D.. 49,.
-Elll4 .. $50. TT $40 Hb iNu- -
THNHAT this is not mere bonsting but stern facts,
4 g those who call and examine his goods and pri-
: will not hesitate to endorse. Then 10 ~"
"Come along, come along, come along, say say
Come from every N ation, come without tielayy'
to Wrights establishment where you can alway
procure bargains in Dry Goods. q! ssssl Issvi
lIagerstown, une IL 1866.
Maryland free press., 1867-01-24

CtTATE OF ARYLAND,
O'S 10 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas the General Assembly, at its January
session, 1850, did propose an amendment to the
ConstituLon-of this State, striking out the sixth
section of its eighth article: +" THe. M Pc s
Aud whereas the said amendment, with the yeas
and nays thereon, having been entered upon the
Journal of each House, pointed with the laws pas
sed at the same session, and pubisbedin the news
papers of the city Of. BALTIMORE aud the different
countless submitted to The qualified electors OF
the State their confirmation rejection at the
late election for members of the General Asstpbly:
And whereas it appears From the returns of the
judges of election, on file in this Department, That
ainaoriy Of the qualified votes cast at sid cleo
ton on the proposed amendment We're III favor OF
its ADOPTION
Now, therefore, I, THOMAS SWAMI, Cover
nor of the State ut Aaryhud, by virtue nnd in pur
suance of tho suthority vested in me by the first
section Of the eleventh article of that instrument,
do, by tIsis my Proclamation declarc That the said
amendment has beHoufo part of the Constitution
" this State and that the sixth section OF the eighth
article of said Constitution has been abolished and
no longer constitutes. It part tlrfeofst = ~ ar'.l
Given under my hand and the Great Seal Of the
State of Maryland, ut the city of Annapolis, this
frst-dav of llecentber in tho ydaRof QUIZ Lord
thousand eight hundred andssixty-six.
.,g:,sfns,nW d. II pG lHoa. tsm AM
'1i JNo. NJ. c..arFR, Secretary Of State.
Dec. i3,-tj ~ W. cd. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-19
JULY 10, 1867, sa1 :, sal..sss3.l ,,..1s@54

Let us be her soldiers and emulate her
virtue. Let us accept nothing as accom-
Ipiished,!unless5 our Judgments and COM
sciences approve the result as right.,,,,,
Let US stand by our Constitution, which
We believe to be right, and maintain our
form of government, wbichwe have found
TO be benefieeDt. Il Let us accept no result
rs final which ,accomplishes their over
Throw. Let us be unwearied in this con-
test, and believe we shall save our insti-
tutlonS to bless our children even as they
nave blessed our fathersa If wee fail, we
shall at least have deserved we'll of our
countrymen,, and shall. have done. that
which, like the seed alter being hidden in
the frosts and SHOWS, and darkness of wir-
ter, . shall bear q fruiJ;ro and if this
land and government must follow
the footsteps of the past, we shall
be able then to comfort ourselves with
the reelection that If nations, like individ-
uals,i are not destined to Immortality, and
If IN their virtues equally; as their vices, in
their grandeur as in their weakness, they
bearin their bosoms the seeds of mortality
-5neEertheless, in the passions which ele-
Yatei them to greatness equally. as those
which hasten, their decay, is to be dis
cerhed the unceasing operation of those
principles at once Of corruption and of re-
surrectien which are combined inlhumanity,
and which. universal ia ee etstss.saitie=rr ~
single men, compensate the necessary de-
cline of nations by the vital fire which has
given nundecaying youth to the human
race. Il Loud and long continued applause.l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-19

E. B. EsHELMAN, Sec'y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-19

GEORGETOWN. w Wednesday, September 18th
with Hon. Frank II. Hprd. > -lI, 80 -,llt,1
BATAVIA. Thursday, September 18th, with Hon.
Frank H. Hurd.
with Hon. Frank H. Hurd. 'I.l77 sR,7
COLUMBUS, Saturday evening. September 14th,
with Hon. Frank IL. Hurd.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-02
REDINGTON & CO.'S
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nST This valuable preparation, containing in
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from the reactonary efforts that follow the use
of spirits of any kind.
Itis also an excellent remedy for females who
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It gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
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other causes. 1t is also valuable as an external
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REDAN-GTSJv co.,
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-03-02
Grateful Acknowledgment to a Skill
full Gentleman!

SACRAMENTO Cry. June |. 1866.
Dr. Chas H. ToZer-Dcar Sr will excuse me for not
writing to you sooner. You will perhaps remember me
the individual who called for
year ago The roof Of mouth had rotet
and my palate dropped down and there remained song
up the passage 80 that could hardly remember
cut 1t out at which relieved me
enabled to swallow food and in began
improve took medicine and followed your
for several months You finally in stoppiDC
disease saving nose and upper lip though frequently
cautioned me about losing it. continued improve until
finally recommended into the country
fore going by advice. had taken my mouth
in order that could have plate made for
to speak to be understood. now using IT, NV
ETERNAL THANKS are due to you for the PEsSEvER-
ANCE AND SKILL that you displayed in my case; and
have to thank for restored health aad for nv
life as very bleeding death times from
the nose am now in Sacramento city enjoying health
and shall recommend all friends you shoud
they be unfortunate to require assstance would
advise all to avoid certain scientific
city they will send them land whence no tray-
eler returns.
With my best wishes for the of bot Of ,ou re-
main yours, etc. & & y
To DR.. Cins. IL. Tozer San Francisco, Cal. 27ly