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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

rhompssn's Bank Note Reporter, Of
n,reh st, contains the following new cou'.
tsrfeits:
% ON the Flour City Bank. Rochester, \.
y. Raised fsom Is. Wig, farmer seated
on sheAvss. two men loading wagon, two
men grading, 8 each side Of Wig.
8, on the Merchants and Farmers Bank,
Ithaca, n. Y. Wig. steombcas. two large
5s below.
IL on the Flour City National Bank, Il
Rochester, N. Y. Well executed and likely
TO decisive. los raised from Is. The wig.
Of the 10 10 two female figures with hands
claspsd, on pointing upwards The Wig OF
The los hsve figure Of Franklin drawing elec.
tricity from the clouds, and on the back %
The bin 10 DeSots discovering the Nisa'ss'p.
ri. On The back Of the Is is the landing OF
The Pilgrims. - =,
100 on the Highland National 6ank, o.
Newbure, N. Y. Imitation. On sns right
end. feaals seated % . spread ssgls-leit,
franklin drawing lightning from the c'ouds
With q kite. Poorly done.
Counterfeit five cent coins are IN active
circulation, aud have been freely paused
within the past few days. Tho dye. or
matrix, BY which they are made. Is nearly
perfect, but the metal 10 very base. being
10 some instances not much better than
lead.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

This great medicine cured Dr.. J II. schenck, the
Propsie;os. Of Pulmonary Consumption. when it
had sssumed its most formidable aspect. aud when
speedy Heath appeared 10 be inevitable His physi-
clans promo unced his case ineursble, when he COM
lnsneed the use Of this simple but powerful remedy.
His health restored In very short time, end no
return OF the disease has been spprehended for al
the symptoms quickly disappesrd, and his prsecss
weight is more than two hundred pounds.
Since his recovery, he hae devoted his atsution
exclusively 60 the Of Consumption. and the dis
eases which are usually complicated with it, aud the
cusea effected b his medicine have been very nu-
merous and truly wonderful DIR. Schenck mskes
-sonal virits 10 several Of the larger citss
weekly where he has large concourse OF patients,
and IL IL truly astonishing pc or coneumptivea
that have TO be lftedout II thes carriages and In
lev months. healthy, robust persons. Ma. ecarNoxs
PrlaosSc SrurP, bsAWEyD Topic. and AASpasKo
Puis arc generally all required In caring consump
don Full disseliops accompany each. - that any
one can take them without seeing DR.. Schenck, but
when Il 10 Il IL best to eos him. Ne gfvss
advice free, but for thorough examination With Ills
Respirometes his To- IL three dollare.
Pisasc observe when psechsslns, thst the twol like
peeses Of The Doctosonc whom In the lset stage q
Consumpti0n ard the other he now 10. II perfect
healih--osc on the Government stamp.
sold by I'll druggists and dsalsrs. Price, 90 pss
bottle or 81 ~ per half dOsen. Letters Tor advice
ehopd alwaya be directed 70 Dr.. Scecnck Principal
| once, No, Is Nmth 6tA Sweet Philadelphia, "a.
| General Wholesale Agcnts: JObn d. Park. Cincln
! natl, Ohio: Walker Taylor, Barnham = Van
schaack, Chicago, Ill.,; Colins Broe,. 81. Louie. Mo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
Dan. Kics on the SITUATION. Col Rice
lhus testifss:

Dan. Klcs on the SITUATION. Col Rice
thus testifiss
The Freedmen Bureau in South Caroli-
ma, under General Scott, 10 in good working
order. The only trouble experienced arises
where i'll disposed officers have erept into
positions, and vheye speculators and claim
agents Of the old bounty -swindling order
have tempered with the FREEDMEN.
There 10 = set Of traders in some districts
who swindls tho poor negroes shameful!y
by selling them bogus iewelry end gswgaws
at the most sxhorbi,ant prices In some
instances these persons write FOR the North
srn tapsis. and a. it ia for their interest to
have the South dominated by . military
force, they will. Of course. paint horrible
pictures OF the subdued rebels. In one ln>
stance that came 70 my knowledge trader
had sold . brsastpin to negro for s.. which
VAS made in Waterbury, CONNECTICUT Tor
sixteen cents, and this man Was the CORE
spondsos OF the Chicago Tribune, . Leading
Radical paper in the North.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

A. the furme Of disease Tor which we presalbs che
Compound have their origin = Ne blood. let the
sufferer mbcr that merely cutword appliance
VII ancrd him permanent relief, because cannot
ntouo,-TllE C1TAUIL OF THE DlSkASE.-driyrs
ftgm Ito ser0ag hoad, - ths victim 10 rslteved
OV08 WARRANTED
DURNuAM VAN sCHAAC8.
Wnnlesals DsuRgBo. - LAO q, Ch6oag0.
0ke-d9m Agents fne the Northwest.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
\ CANVASS or TIE UNION

CANVASS or TIE UNION
proves that the most successful candidate for general
favor ever PLACED before
TIE PEOPLE.
si'a pure aud salnbriou- vegetable beau,ilsr.
CRISTADoR0's HAIR DYE.
Far aud vide, throughout the restored republic In
d-f lnee ofrlvalry and competition. it appeals
TO THE POLLS
OF all who design 10 clo'he the same with the masna
cent black OF brow hues which nature hss denied
age stolen away. Manufactured hy J. CRlETADo-
no, Afto. House. y. y. Sold Ivy Druggists
Applied by all Hair Dressers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
Bachelors Hair DWc.

THE splendid Hair Dye 10 the beet In the world
The oaly sBus and YnnrEor DYE-Hasmless. Reiia-
bic. Instantaneous. No disappointment Ne ridie
uloas tints. Natural MACK or Brown. Remedies the
VI efdts Of Had Dyes Inviaorssse the hair. leaving
u sof snd beautiful. The genuine h signed William
A. Bachelor. All others are mere limitations, end
sAopld be avoided. Gold BY all Dfugetsts and Perfu
mere. FACTORY 81 Barclay street. New York
~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
AecfA-d&Viy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

Wsse Sormerly considered incursble. Also the
eject Of solitar, hasis. both ruinous 70 the body
end mind and produce some Of the following u.
ssses. -Dlotches. Constipation, less Of memory,
paia il Ne email Of the bask-san be folly 70.
stored 70 health. Consultation free.
Ohareco wodsrste. and cures guaranteed
Post Oikcs Dox, 1884. Al letters with stakAp
answered.
P.S.-Ail businesa strictly con6dsntial. OF.
nos hours from 1. 4. untilS ?. =. feb06lf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

LAxE SHIrriSG.-Th Chicago Times says
that there is an increased activity in the
shipyards Of the great !skes. More sailing
vessels have been built this season than in
any single year before. also two side whss
steamers and several propellers
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

In the police court Of Chicago. vile
inssniously explained away serious charges
Of harsh treatment Of her poor husband
Zone day, when she was running across
the room. with fork in her hand, he jump.
ed in her way and struck her wrist aganst
the fork, wrenching it from her grip by the
tinss which he ran into his wrist Then no
undertook TO strike her, but she held up .
pan Of hot dish-wster between them, and
split i all over his head. Then he got still
more angry at this accident. and started to
jump at her, and he fell down. She took
hold ofhis hair to help him up, and the hair
was rnoistened by the hot water 30 that 1t
came oil. Then she saw 1t was no use to
reason with him any longer, AMI she left the
house.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

On which time over / 100000 h0Res have been used)
Inr placed Il beyond the palc OF experiment. " hae
bccome necessity in every family Tor instant 49,
only for Diseased eyes, acute or chronic, DOS sof
all cutaneous inhamnat burns. chillolnane. cry
sipeias salf<heu etings of insects Auequsto o!fe-
lnfanss soree, ehaies and eeabs. chapt handle chap
lpe aud all kindred ills relieving palns. and healing
a. II by magic. Being applied ExrEnsAlIy, II has
been known In ssngic case, TO tnjure. - the
Of the COUGHING needle Bet0ury, o. probe OF OF
burning csustiee. corrodng lotons and Eye-wstrss.
Frequently doee rrnparnbe injury to the eye. BY cor
rOdrR and forever destroying the delicate mat
constitute envelope that sensitive 1egan.
For sale ut Wholesale and retail at propretore low
est cash prices. STEVENSON h CAANAfiAN.
Druggists aud Agents for Psoprietor-. Davenport
Iowa. cec3l-dly
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT DCCuC 10
pleasant In taste and odor. free from oil injufoas
prOpc1t3ce. and immediate In d action ld&W1g
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS REsrORKD -
EuaynuaBsb ExvRArr BrelT. .feebs.dNvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
W.. Peabody - the Pob1lc.
Besrou, Aasch Z, 1856.

To TIE Editor Of tie Bssts. Poet:
Mr. George Peabody, intending 5000 TO
leave 70. England, dsems Il : duty due 70
himself TO inform oil those whs. during biz
visit Of ten months TO his native country,
have written 70 him asking loans Of lnonsv.
donations 10 literary institutions, subscsip-
tons 10 churches. publie charities, &c.. OF
assistance Tor themselves Of others, that the
great uumber Of these communications has
rundsrsd it impossible for him 70 read o. an
swsr, OF ewes to open them In person. The
latter duty has, therefore. been assigned
onGdeaially to others. And. - many Of
the writer's have requested that their spp!i-
cations should be kept secret. Mr. Peabody
would state that he has this day caused these
lss,ers, amounting to nearly 1000, 70 b
burnt in his pssssncs, thus relieving theft
spdrshsnsions and his own ssspons'bi''sy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

AILCoCk's POROUS PLAsTERS
Allentown. Penn. April I, lsCS
Messfe r. AILCoc. b Co.
Dear Sirs: My daugh liter used one II your Porous
Plastes She had very bad pain in her side, and Il
cured her in week. Yorre truly,
JOHN V. ". HUNTER.
We refer to the
Forty Thousand lDraWgi.ts
who sell Plss.crs. NJ 10 their high sterling char
acter.
ALLCoCk co. Agency. Brnndreth House, New
York. Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
c0LTON'S SELECT FLAv0RS,
Of Choice Fruass, spices. etc.
De!tei0.ss, Strictly Pure, and o.
urirHlled Strength.

EVERY FAMILY SHOULD Thf THEN.
the quantity is more thss sSaai to the ordinary Fla
vofinG Extrsct." and they ere the
True RICH Fla FOR or TIE FRUITS.
Those who desire che Best
Seek than fer theif eupes1of davos,
Those who wish g EcOnou1A1c
Seek them Sue their pest e6yn40
DEALERS TREBLE TllRi0 eALRS WITH fA10
LoNEkS OF CHOICE HkAvORe lN CITIES
SUMNER kRSORTU, AND kvnhH-
WHERE. SEEK TnEn1
References IN 1855 and lsee- lntso1aeeo = 49,
stovernoss ron each Of the New BaelAeo 1sesee
0oies sors, Literary and Baslnese nsn knov1 -
cvss ne un'ted States; Leading Hceel tfoys,sv9ss
no dse'ess who sect the best. Bee ossnus ~ sesss
cness.
Sold BY Gsoesss and Ds.exssts.
Colfons Fine Toilet Articles. Nss. ]. sa1
,. and Tonic Elirer, snd alt hds prepsrs
tsons. 0rs cold BY
HARRISON & Stalks. "a PARKS 4 HON.
Davenport, lewo
Chicago Wholesale AepaHp. vUll1n. 1!o09
EULER. - Market street. 81 al coatoo'e -
Hsvore. Ospt 10-d1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

A Houston paper says "A White wo-
man attended tho thsstre Tuesday evening
in the company Of one Of Africs's noble
sons. The woman is . school teacher. and
was noticed BY many and seemed to be Low.
ingly aitsc tionate ii her ebony colored escort
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

Baeadln gave arsssnt pssiesnance ~ ~
rope IN Dublin 70 % auAiencs Of 100
ps.senss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14


Contagious vcncreal Character.
Cures them without resorting TO Mercury, lodids
Potsesit Aseenic, any poison, but with Neutral.
fser, positive cure for all humoSs and blood posoue
ORGANIC WEAKxxss. such - Seminal Wsakpess.
Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, brought On b.
abuse VI tbs systs, easly ndscrstions excesaes o.
entailed heredtafly causing loss Of mt morr. comm
si0n, depression, dinnese and Ofteutimes insanitv
with other deporable train Of symptOma treated and
Saoieauy cured win an insalbe method. eavng much
ume ana expense. elect, GonorshSa Structure. and
el dssasss peculiar to the sexes. Of private nature,
radically cured.
Ola diseases Of tho MOST HORRIBLE CLASS
where the flood has become poisoned, producing
blotehes the face. email wsfery blisterr paine In
hesd and bones, liberated thsoai. nose liinbe ana
body. scr0fda, together with an endless umbee of
euNeringe.
Or. James IL recommended by the prese generally.
II medical facnly. and professors OF college,
etc. Those afflicted should apply immediately end
be eured Of these terrible diseases.
DIR. JAMES has ustissued q rev. sed, improved and
greatly enlarged edition OF THE MONITOR On Ven.
esal Diseases peculiar to the sexes, with directions
and prescriptions for self treatment.
SrsxAAroRssKA. caused by eelf aimee, sexual OF.
GEES &c s fully treated and will not fall to arrest
the gttention OF the reader.
important feature Of the book IL treatise upon
COnccption-how aSoided-and the necessity and
propriety, sometimes Of 90 doing.
TIE various diseases peculiar 10 fsr,slee are fully
treated and their remedies given.
The Monitor is printed upon hne paper, neatly and
subsi sn!iay bound containing $50 Iager. and IL 4
and consultation II 10 muItum IN parvo-much In
the smallest epace. Buy Il! Neadi The book will
tnjure none. but bensds nllThe I'D and young ol
Book. SO Cents-with Four Cents Postage
Addrsss, DR.. JAMES. r. .. boz 69s, Chicago. Ill.
Or. james Once and Parlors are q " Randolph
street. eosnse u Dearborn etreet Chicago. where b
may b consulted personally or BY letter upon al die
easee pertaining to his speciality. Once hour fs0r
"a. N. sos ?. y. Consultations Occidental.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHu gives health
and ,i1or to the flame and bloom to the pad cheek
toms and II no ueatme mt Is eubmi.fed 90. conrump
ton. insanity VI epilept.c fits cnsue. lfcbj-d&wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

For h'rcscrvhng. AEeStOr1o8 ~oo
lBennsifying slac Hair.
And is the mos: delightful. and wonderful article
NE world ever produced.
Ladies' will ind IL not only certain remedy 10 he
store Darker ard Beautify the Hair. but also desf
able article for the Toilet. II Il highly persuod
with rich and delicate perfume. independent OF the
sagran. odof Of the OILS Of Pain OF Mace.
Tho Marvel Of Peru.
Anew and beautiful perfume, which In delicacy Of
pcent, and the tenacity with which II clings to the
handkerchief and person. IL unequailed.
The above articles for sale by all Druggists ana
Perfuners 81 per bottle each Sont By expfeee 70
any address by propeietore.
T. ". WRIGHT 4 CO.,
oeselyl 100 Liberty Street. New lde1
fuAPPED HANDS AND FACE. SORE LIPS. &C..
~ cured at once by the nee OF Hegeuanf Campnor
Ice with lycevine kceps the rauds con IN the eod
eet weather. See thst you get the genuine. eom ~
lrug.iete tebit.0JC1
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
Z Special Nstiee T. 10 Lallss.

Opc0lAl Noltoo 70 uoO AV1lloDs
ltie all impos.aas saes iadiss shosia ,e.s 30
which they ss pseuiiasly subjees. 4 oaes. -.
k.slsay ana ese.as o. tAas tAsy shoeld soess" ees
who has made this .asslnsat Ais spsdsl essas.
DD. A. N. NlAUD1CDAUs
Proiesser Of tho diseases Of Wo0eo,
nas ecee 10 easeasvs and sssssss!al Isse..es - ~
wards Of thirty years at his present onee-s ~ ~:
dies ~ the author OF
"The Married Wenan's Private
Medical Companion"
trst published in lss,) specially inte.dsd sos mar.
Red ladies In delseate Of psee6sions healsA 20
which every lady will perceive his tho.cnan kno~s
sSs 81 ssi me- e .Sa :,np,ss T NE
long. reliable adviecs and COMPASSION ov0
H0lfa Million Ladies'
posses It. ByerJ husband should hAven NSesns
BY nah, price 81.
He rusfsnsses eaie - innsdisse "a $4,000
s ssse & a. :sss:i d a Ssssas ), %
greatest eooadenes and essssinsy G. saeess.
CAUTION To LADIES. .
!sIsliOu: 'c.s.aa. 81 ..S.ss,. r.a.;- .rs.s::;r
Who src dspsis.d q ssas sssis q ~ {: e ~
Mans PRIVATE MEDICAL cO1PAM0N; /. g soe,
sen Ds; nsssseeaa By let's, I'D 20 go :,
Married and Single Ladtos
who desks ease end ess1ls gsnssay 1os 49,.
dee a. suppssesoa - ustuso. ifem whsesso q
can rsav up0a his celebrated
Portuguese Female nsnthly flns
eoavcsed ofssss ~ eosev inpestn sxnasae. ~. r.
arc seuAeso opoe11e ~ 1a11oo. 1871 ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
BOSTON,.


The Ciras-s, Ffrncais. o. French Dros.
siny. for Ladies' Children. Boots aud shoes TIA
have become red rusty. and rough BY wearing ssd
are restored toa perfect and rsvanen, black VITA
ueh nstIc when now. leaving the leather soN and
riahc and what eof great - The ladss
Travelling Bags. Trunks. Carriage
Tops and inc Harnesses. are madc 10 Ions
M Goap ~ NS~.
Ladies and Children drces their own h0ets With
out selling their hsms Try ono bottle and you Vii
never be without supply oft In the house.
Ask your shoe dealer for IT,
y. y. nhoWN 3 CO. prorrsctass, Maes1Actussrs
VI Blackinys and Dressings ~ all ktnds 4 le~ehUs
Otlce, ltA.S Milk strces. Boston ocssl-diy
For Gale oy PAltkS b HoSSER
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

ENPEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
OF both eexes, use HrlNsoiDe ExTaACf bucRr IL
Will give brisk and energetic feelings, and enable
ron TO sleep well. febS-dAwiy
LADsns can receive box of DIR. ve,pau's Pis ~
mail ssalsd nom the eyes Of the pabac. b. snsacsng
one donef and six postage stamps t. y. W. Ma
COMBKR, Albany. NY
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN
SARE RRMEDlB0 for unpleasant And dangerous
dtssasee. les HsLnRoiD'e ExsHAcT Brcuu AND ~
vpovsp Foes wAso. ffeb5dkWly
BLOOMFIELD & OTIS MASuPACsuuxO - p
observation-disclosures S,s Broadway, New fWH
Our p1Anee ~ acknowledged t. b. equal u mot gu
Dcsios In tone durability aud Anish u any cold N
Nee Yosa or elsewhere. Warranted fOs seven {ease.
Prisee Leo. Sad 6os price fet. }an7-09w5m
THg GLORY OF MAN IS 0TREN0TH-There'
fore he nestooe snd dehiGestcd shOuN tmueeiase'
u uee HAnagGbso kx1nAcf BrcHU. toGW
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

HELMBOLUS EXTRACT BCCHU and lxrnovSD
Rose WAe cures secret md delicate die rderr In ~
Sheir stages ct little cxpeusc little o. NO chan4e IN
diet no Inconvenience ard no exposure. II pleas.
ant in taste ad odos, Immediate In ~ acoou ond
zee froa I'll Injurious properties. lfebSdswIy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14
Nip the EVIL I'm the Bud.
Dr. WHITTIER.
le4 South Clark Street ChlCoGo. IA.

Has for many years msSe the
treatment Of private disease hie
BUSINESS snd study. 6yphilis
liz ell its forms, elect asd STRIFE
lures. Particular attention Civ
en- to old standing cases, which
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED ID
IuayuuaUst ExvRArr BreIT. gGebs.dNvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-03-14

0o0ooos
The San Francisco Alta Caiifsrnie. in an
article on the variety aud abundance Of Che
minerals found on the Pacific coast, says:
"Gold. silver. qu,cksilves and copper, ere
the only metala which the coast nov Yields
IN any considerable quantity A plasna 10
obtained, and thsss are rich veins Of iron.
lead, antimony and tin, Ia the State, but
they are not worked VI the nen.metalsc
minerals. coal Is the most important, and Of
,hst the annual production is about d. 0oo
tons. al! Of IL FROM Diablo The borax lakes in
Lake county arc the sichcst sources Of that
m,ne'M known, and the production Of re-
nned borsx ~ becoming important. The
porcelain clay Of Michigan Bar IL Of 4 very
me and valuable quality. The felspar Of
Ia'averas : cons'dc'ed equal to any fos iins
ceramic useA. The plumhaso Of Columbia.
according to the report Of expor,s, is a.
good 40 that Of the best English mine which
i opened for only = lew days in the year.
and 10 source Of vast profit TO isa owne,s
The steatite, or soapstone o. FL Dorado is
excellent in quality. Rumor saws that
marble ~ white - that Of Carrar 10 found
IN Tuolumme aud Shasta counties, and the
var,eg gated gray marble Of India, Disgings
IS unsurpassed IN beauty Of color and sus-
ccptibility Of polish. Beautiful alabastcr
:. 'onni in Placer, ri Dorado, Los Angeles,
ANA So'ano counties. There 10 . manga
nsse mine on Red Rock. Vast beds ef sul
pnur are 'onnd IN vssious parts Of the State,
"na tue ousiness Of refining il hes been a..
sso.'sned IN LIKE county. Our dep0eits o.
.sp".su." are extensive. aud large quaint.
ties 81 . are seat to market. peesoleum
EXISTS IN Cue rocks from Humboldt 70 San
Diego. and the production 10 si.vlv hua
steadily increasing An opal ,rine Near
Nokelnmue hill is regularly woeked AMI
diamonds. smsealds aud rubiss ha,s b~sn
obtaised 10 the plAcsrs. There is alan in
Santa Glaze county. sulphste Of maso,si. +,
Lake county. and crude soda in vas, ausn.
tiles Ia the Colorado and Mohave deserts
COsamsa salt 10 made from the sea atss In
considerable quantities in Alameda and
Sa0tO Barbara counties. Yellow ochre. 81
emma and lumber, and an iron ore that can
readily Be made into vsnitian red. are
among the resources Of California. Numsr-
uus other minerals might be sddsd, but they
are either found In vsfy small quantities. "
lissis Importance y attached . them. The
list, ho9sves. - ~ havs given T. 10 surely
ssnarkabls Cos ~ vusieey, md uinssaaesisss
viii essk In voin ~ ~ like y aey eshss
State Or country - sqsat 6sss."
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-10-17
REPLY I'd THE Libel.

1t has been a subject of congratulatiou
% past elections, here in Cambria county,
pat low personal abuse has been avoided
y both parties. The canvass through
which we have just passed has been emil
emily SO, so far as the press is concerned.
3ut there has been that, done which we
rust, for decency sake, will never be re-
Gated in Cambria county and from the
ebuke If has met at the hands Of the peo-
! lie we think there are no fears Of repe-
Zion of the same dastardly game.
. The Democratic ticket was nominated
ONE three months before the election,
md the character Of every man on that
lcket was fairly presented to the scrutiny
II every elector. The columns Of free
ress, representing both political parties,
fas open to any charges that could be
referred against any candidate by any
tesponsible party. No charges were made,
ecause we believe none could be truth
ally made.
On the very eve of the election, how
'er, after the respective papers had issued
leir last number before the election, a
/ anderous handbill was got up by some
sidnight assassin of character, printed
qs'de Of Cambria county, and, through the
iedium of the post Office, scattered all
fFer the country We give this beautiful
reduction to the world:
II AN INSIDE VIEW OF POLITICS.
TIE WAY THE MONEY GOES.
'Iis true saying. that If the people knew
'w Their money was spent, taxes would
= oe easily collected. This saying applies
st now, with peculiar force, to Cambria
unity. Look for instance at your Poor
Puse' where about fifty persons are indif
entity supported at a cost of $4,000 pei
Vt. vi course no sane man believes thai
sum IS spent for the benefit of the in
ses. The present Steward, having made
much money as he is likely to need, has
diy consented to withdraw, remaining a
s int partner. The present County Treas