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tioas. general debility, vaginitis, all dieascs Of
the womb, hys;eTia. steriliiy and all other
diseases peculiar to females. they should 60 or
write at once to the celebrated female doctor.
". X. Doherty, AT his Medical Institute, and
consult him about their troubles and disease.
The Doctor is efrecting more cures than any
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-12
Approved, February rs, 1867.

An Act to amend Section twelve, Chapter
two hundred and ninety.nine. of the
Laws of the First Session of the Thirty
Ninth Congress.
Re it enacted by The Senate and House
Of Representative of the United States Of
America in Congress, assembled. That
the last clause of section twelve, of chap
ter two hundred and nincty-nine. of the
laws Of first session thirty ninth Congress,
approved July twrnty-eiehth. eighteen
hundred and sixty-six, is hereby amended
BY repeating all after and including the
words until otherwise provided by law"
so as to place the judge advocates thereby
authorized to be retained in service upon
the same footing in respect to tenure Of
Office and otherwise as other officers of the
army Of the United States. ga
Approved, February IS. 1867.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-12

An Act to amend an Act granting the Right
Of Way over the military Reserve It
Fort Gratiot. Michigan.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United States Of
america IN Congress assembled, Tha,
the act entitled An act granting the right
over, and depot grounds upon. the military
reserve of Fort Gratiot. in the State Of
Michigan" passed February the eighth.
eighteen hundred and ffty-nine, be, and
The same is hereby. amended by inserting
in the last proviso, after the word " wood. -
the "or firs.proof," so that the same shall
read, that all buildings to be erected up
on said reservation shall be of wood or Sire.
proof"
AnDroved Eehruarv Ok 1867
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-10-12
Approved, February 25, 1867.

An ACT TO change certain Collection Dis.
tricts in Maryland aud Virgiria.
Be It enacted by tile Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United States
d America in Congress assembled, That
the districts Of Oxford and Vienna in the
State Of Maryland b., and the same are
hereby, abolished, and the office of collec.
tor or both said districts is hereby discon-
tinue6.
Sec. g. And be It further enacted, That
the district Of Oxford. IN said State, shall
be annexed to the district Of Baltimore
and all that part Of the district Of Vienna.
IN said Stats bordering on the sea-coast. and
ell the waters which Asw into the sea OF
bays o. the east side Of said district Of
Vienna. Be. and the sans ars hsr~by On
nexed - the district Of Cherry Ssnae in
the Ssste Of Virginia. ard that al the RE-
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saos ere Aessey. asae nev district. 70
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Jasper and l.OOEOoeee!
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

vy>HE under igned proprietor Of The regu
1 lar mail line. respectfully iniofm- III,
raveiing pubic that h.yesf,er he will rui
= Stage TOR the accommodation OF psssen
ger- on Mondays. Wednesdays. aud FL,
dsys re viii leave .j,rper 10 time " con
meet with The trains on Tho a. H. r. X
- Loogooise. and viii return ~ Tuesday
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ing through sntelv ard in'ins
IS'Df RE SHOEMAKER.
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An the regular monihly meeting .
the Loveland. Ohio, horticultural SO
ciety. on Saturday. the following re-
ports on strawberries were made. A
year ago the society Offered premium
Of s. to any one who would raise th,
most Strawberries. over one bushel
from square rod Of ground, and
twenty-five cents extra for each qnarl
more than hasIsel. Mr.. Elisha En-.
,ry reported thar last Spring year
ago. he powed his ground early. stir.
ring it again ID July. mixed ia the
soil ten bushels OF sand and two and
a half bushels OF leeched ashes "a
each 81 two beds rod square. On
The 10Th 81 July he planted the
ground ID hills. 10 inches apart. with
Wilson's Albany plants. In the TALL
he mnlchei with old leaves and sor-
ghnm bagassc. which lie partially re-.
moved in the spring. From one Of
these beds he picked hushel. and
from the other bnshel aud pint: w
MI. a.. hurbali reported as follows:
About the middle Of June lie pillow,
~. " spaied a square rod Of land,
old clay soil. spread over the bed burnt
soil an inch thick. put III the same
Lind Of plants. about the same dis
tnnce apart. making one hundred and
siNtv-eight hills. Two weeks after
planting be mixed ten pounds Of sn-
rerrhosaie Of lime in these between
Tie rows. mulched with leaves and
corn stocks. winch be did not remove
il The spring. From this bed be pick
"a the immense yield OF one hushel.
three pccks and -four quarts Of fine
berries, which is at the rate Of 295
bushels to the acre. Mr.. kimball
amateur though he was. drew the pre-.
lniun, which amounted 10 Sll 80.
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The celebrated author. In this admirable
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pointing out mode Of cure at once simple,
certain. and effectual, by means Of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
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This Lecture should be In the hands Of
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always read everything that comes
in my waysthat looks towards amelia
rating the seventies Of washing day.
That was why ! read what Peter
Hathaway had to saw in the Rural
New Yorker Of Jan. 10Th. Like him,
IL have sympathized with delicate wo-
men who weekly labor 1.-THE washing
tub" and think the facts presented
by him are worthy Of being tested 49,
Rubbing clothes by hand certainly
involves grea. deal of labor and ex-
posure to hot steam. &c: and rub
bing, by either hand or machinery.
subjects the garments to great deal
OF wear. aud sometimes tear.
Within a few years have tested
several kinds Of squeezing machines.
One Of these ] have used for several
years. For efficiency and saving the
wear Of clothes. find bnt little differ
ence in them. They are all superior.
in my opinion, to any rubbing ma
chimes. But for the ease Of working.
efficiency. and several other practical
points. some OF which will mention.
DoTY's machine is ahead of any flat
have ever seen used. In fact, ! can
hardly see how or where improvement
is needed. Ease of working is al
ready mentioned. "A child large
enough to reach tile handle can use Is
strength to good advantage. a child
Of average strength, twelve years old,
can do a washing for common fami-
lv. The machine has a nice fitting
cover which answers at least the pur
poses: II keeps the water hot; it
keeps the steam out Of the face Of the
operator; II keeps the filthy suds from
scattering out upon the floor, and mp
on the person of the operator. This
last is quite an item, for you can do
your washing in a parlor, or with q
little care you can keep your wash
room as dry as parlor. One more
use Of this useful cover. The ma
chine, being light and portable, can
be carried out OF the way, but need
not be. for the cover comes again to
your relief aud converts it into quiet
water bench or table. If your water
pail leaks, no matter--you will find
no water on the floor. Any family
that is perfectly happy every day 10
the week but one, should get DoIY's
washer, and see If it's bliss is not con-
summated. In order that each family
test these machines, those having them
on sale allow any responsible family
TO use them three weeks before decid-
ing the purchase. This ought to be
q sufficient guaranty against humbug.
Yours, for the public,
HENRY A. TRENCH.
Moore's Rural New Yorker.
Dory's Washer and the Universal
Wnnger are both for sale in jasper
by n. 4. Boring, at his store in the
Courier building. Call and examine
them, and If you like them, take one
home on trial. Price-the Washer
Sl4, the Wringer SO.
-~----~-~---
I-TGood sense accommodates itself
% the world: wisdom cndcayors d
.ly..
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Store!
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. NOT oNs &C.

'G'UE undersigned would respectfully II.
= form The Public that be hss jos, opened
= new store, 10 The house formerly occunisS
py w. 9. Adams, where hr hiss a,cs
took u Dry Goods. Clothing. Boots, Shoes
Notions, DC 70 which he invites the s,ren.
non oi the Public, and which he will sell n,
prices to defy competitor Cali aud ex,m.
ne FRANK FlNCK.
Nov. :4'hl66G-ly
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE i hereby given thu, tho under
~ signed hss been appointed sdminis
traitor Of the estate Of James Hsrris, late o,
Dubois County. deceased. Said estate /,
probably solvent.
THOMAS HARRIS. Admr.
July 20. 1867
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uTGood sense accommodates itself
% the world: wisdom cndcavors 10
conform itself 70 Heaven.
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40 Acres OF z.and.

Now l. ne iimr M any one wishing ic
~ rufrLasc mn q The NEST desirable
arms y Dubels county, 100 nrres Of il y
7nh"' 'euce. and - good ,ulilvoilnn. II h,
good tram" dwelling hnnSe. barn. well
'ir'rin, orchard md an Other convenience
fnd viii ~ H"'J - reasonable ierrna toi
cnsl' fnr inr'her rnrEienlaf- Inquire i
A H k"isn. ~ the premises ~ Ha,hi.o
~hs'iu. N Of NJ pOANE.
lsn 29t Y. uAiER OyficE.
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MONEY, FREE AS WATEI.-lO co
~ Active Local. and Travelling Agents.
Male o. Female, Of OIL ages. are wanted 10
solicit trade ~ every CRY. Town, Vilppe.
iiamlei. Workshops ano Factory. ,l,rourheu,
me entire world, Tor I'M most ealesble nv.
elites ever known 500 Per Cent. Profit
snd hEApy SALE wnERhvkR OFFERED 1,
>mrr' men md women can mske from s.
20 500 per DIV. rad no ,lsk al loss
small capt. ~ required ol from S2Oio : 800
& h' more money invested the greater The
pr"f' ~ Money required IN advance.
Ne hfst send 'he STITCHES and receive nav
'flsr"srds II you actually wish 10 MAKE
money rapiily and ebsly. wrl,e for full
4 a,iicplWrs rnd address
EILN0R q co ffrcm paii-)
20 BRaApwAY, New YoKk CRY.
,SI4J ~.
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.sss - - - ssssssAG
&4 The udersigned respectful
- - fully informs the public N
that he has now, and will constantly keep
on hand. or manufacture 10 order, all The
Iates. and most fashionable varieties Of Fur
niturc, such ss Wardrobes, Bureaus, Bed
stead-, Tables, Lounges, and large assert.
ment Of chairs. OF The best styles. lie re-
spectfuIly invites those desiring anything 10
his line. TO call and examine his stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, ss he 10 conf.
dent he can please them. at his chop on The
corner OF Newton and Portersvilie streets.
JACOB ALLIES.
Dec. Sd. 1s64--Iv
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-18
THE TRUE FRIENDS OF THE NEGRO.

The Radical negroes in Richmond,
Va, celebrated the anniversary of Mr..
Lincoln's death on the 18th inst. Some
very radical speeches were made on the
occasion, hut one Of the speakers said he
was raised at the South; that they were
his people, and he wanted to be at peace
with them. This is sensible conclu-
sion The negroes who intend to make
their homes in the South should bear in
mind that their interests are identified
with those Of the people among whom
they are to dwell They cannot as a
class afford to array themselves politi-
cally against the great body Of the white
people of the South. The idea which
designing, INSCRIPTIONS men are en-
deavoring to instil in their minds, espe
cially in Tennessee, that they have no
interest in common with the men who
own the soil, bat with party whose
policy is to disiranchise and degrade four
ffths Of the white men, if adopted by
them, will prove the worst step they could
possibly take Suppose they shall be in.
duced by Radical place-hunters to array
themselves in a body in every political
contest against the masses of the white
men of the South for few years, is It
not plain that they are to be the losers 2
Ia it not apparent to the intelligent among
the colored men that such a course on
their part will array against them the
men who are their truest friends Even
in this State the disabilities under whie h
the white men labor cannot be of many
years duration, and then political power
will pass from the hands of those who
now hold the reins Of power, so that, as
matter of policy, it is the interest of the
negro to afilinte as far as possible with
the people among whom he has been
raised
Bat aside from politics, it is the inter-
est Of the negro, as the Richmond colored
orator expressed it, to "be at peace with
his Southern neighbors. His people pro
pose to make their homes in the South,
among those who have owned the soil for
generations, and whatever may be the
fate of the white people win be his fate,
If he identifies himself with them. In
their prosperity will he find his gain, and
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-18
WHITE ENFRANCHIsEMENT.

Original and genuine republicanism
characterized the action of the COnserv-
alive convention on Tuesday Its two
most significant declarations, were the
demanding the complete disenthrallment
of two-thirds of the white men OF this
State now held under vindictive political
disabilities, and their restoration to
equality; and the recognition of the citi~
zenship, in the full sense of the word, of
the colored men The bogus thing call
ing itself Radical republicnnism" de-
MES to the white majority everything in
government but the tax-paying privilege
and comedies to the negro a partial citi-
zenship-the right to vote its white par.
tizans into Office There is the difference
The true constitutional and Conserva-
tive men of this State have entered the
field, to strike from its statute-book every
vestige Of disfranchisement applicable to
white men. They intend that the tax
payers Of this State shall be represented
by their votes, in the body that imposes
taxation. They intend that the intelli-
gence of the State shall participate in
the management of its affairs. They
propose to admit all men to equality be-
fore the law, and permit qualifications to
determine who shall exert the controlling
influence They are determined that the
descendants of the men who cut the cane
and cleared the wilderness, three-quarters
of q century ago-the men who have
built its cities and its railroads-who
have founded its colleges and admins
tered its great trusts, shall not longer be
''hewers of wood and drawers of water"
to base crew of INSCRIPTIONS Office
Whoever attempts to thwart
this purpose will go down-down-dOwn
ito the vile dust from whence they
sprang."
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U. :. supreme Court, etc.

NV YORK, April IA Washington
special says A motion will be made in
the Supreme Court tomorrow to bring up
the Georgia bill Immediately, waving the
sixty day rule Of the court in relation TO
suhppnas.
The Philadelphia Representatives and
Senator Cameron have agreed to the con-
frmation Of Col. Joseph L. c. Lake as Col
lector of Philadelphia
Those colored associations which did not
parade yesterday afternoon met to day,
making quite a display.
The Senate will probably pass a resolu-
lion declaring the Austrian mission not
vacant.
The Secretary of the Treasury has re-
ceiyed Il telegram that the First National
Bank of Selma, Ala, government depos-
itory, was robbed on Monday night of
SlG0, 600
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-18
LATEST KILOGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
scnaie-Extra session.

WAsHrNGToN, April 17.-Mr. Anthony
offered resolution that the time of adj
jcurnment be sine die, but further extended
the time until Friday at P. NJ.
Mr.. Sumner suggested Saturday. The
subject lies over.
On motion of Mr. Fessenden, it was re.
solved that committee of three be APP
pointed 70 revise the rules of the Senate
and report thereon at the next session. ~
The President appointed Messrs. An
thony, Pomeroy and Edmunds such COM
mittee.
Mr.. Anthony from the Committee on
Printing, reported resolution which was
adopted, providing for the printing of
1000 additional copies Of the bankrupt act
for the use Of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Frelinghuysen offered resolution
instructing the Committee on Agriculture
to enquire and report at the next session,
what means can be devised to make the
agricultural department efficient. Adopted.
The Senate then went into Executive
session.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-18
New York Iten.s.

New YORK, April 17.-Dr. Abrahams,
who died suddenly few days ago, left
nearly the whole Of his fortune to various
charities.
The grand jury discharged Dr. Beakley
and Mrs Cole, charged with producing the
Kimball abortion, the evidence being in
sufficient for an Indictment
]. W. Hunt, ex-Congressman, has been
nominated as postmaster for Brooklyn.
The miners strike at Danvers, n. j., is
ended, and all the mines are in operation.
The strikers went to work at old prices.
"A Washington letter says that secret
negotiations are going on for the annexa-
ton of Mexico to the United States.
Probably canard.
The Raleigh Sentinel reports that two
negroes, named Mary and Becky Collins,
mother and daughter, burned to death a
child of four years, nephew of one and
grandson of the other, because, as they al
lege, the child's mother had come back and
made him a devil. This occurred in Lew
istOn