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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11
PIKE COUNTY CORRESPONDENTS.
The Rebel DemOcraey-Their False
hO0ds-The Coming Campaign-Its
PrOspeets-The Crops, DC. y 'iV--

PETERsBURGH, IND, Sept. 9.
Editors Journal:
l have been out taking few items
in political matters and will give you
the result of my observation.
The Rebel Democracy Of this county
are leaving no stone unturned, and
true to their instincts they are circu-
lating every 9loysfung lie they can.
hatch up against John Grow, our
present. and future Sheriff. and every
little dirty, Sfow-fung sfsteA and
NANCY puppy ola cross road politician
or street grocery rat are reiterating
these lies, and when attacked, about
them, like their father, the devil
they lie out of it. But such is the
foe we fight. Their allies, the rebels,
fought us in war by powder and ball,
and their dirty contemplate coadju
tors in the North fight US by trying to
destroy the good name of our faithful
soldiers; but their hellish schemes
will not work. John Grow has served
his country faithful as a private
soldier. and better Sheriff has never
been elected in our county, and the
people know it, and these poor; dirty,
contemplate, viHainous lies will
react in his favor. n91~ sstfs ssse
Next Saturday there is to he
gathering of the faithful at Winsiow
for the purpose of holding a so-called
Democratic Convention, in order IN
put up some candidates to be Knocked
over at the October election. Fhair-
hand bills say, Let all attend, who
oppose the radical measures. of Con-
gress, and negro suffrage. ~ Ofeourse.
negro would be in it. Whoever heard
of Democratic hand bill, resolution,
or speech, without negro it2 A SOL
der wrote under one of their notices,
mo more men or money for this
hellish war" That soldier was
Lincoln ehireling, and ought to be
ashamed of himself, to go aud har-5
row up these unpleasant reflections
when these same traitors were meet
ing in midnight caucus and taking
their reasonable oaths, he 1.-THE sol
dier) was carrying a knapsack aud
musket, and consequently ought to-
keep his mouth shut now - tlIsI4 -.ii !
MessrE - Editors, we Radicals in p
Pike, believe God, A Almighty IS on our.
side, and He viii prevail, and cause
US to triumphpoyer the dsynd and De- (
mocracy combined. We have faith
in God, faith IN our our cause, faith in
soqes iii
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-11
MEDICAL.

Great New England Remedy
DIR. j. W. POLAND'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
rs NOW OFFERED TO THE Ar
having been an proved by the test of eleven
years in the New England States, where
It's merits have become as wei known as
the tree from which, in part, II derives its
virtues.
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthe-
ria, Bronchitis, Splitting of Blood,
and Pulmonary affections generally.
( IL Is Remarkable Remedy ror
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, DIFF
/, .fculy of Vo5ding Urine, Bleeotng
from the Kidneys and Bladder,
7i GrdUet and other complaints.
. In November, 1872, l first advertised il
under the name OF White Pine compound;
In two years from that time there had
been wholesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousand dollars worth, where
in the market. and it slill maintains that
position. There are good reasons for this;
II Is very soothing and healing in It's ma,
pleasant withai to the taste, and is ex-
ceeding cheap.
White Pine Compound stands unrivaled.
1t was not originated for that purpose; but
q person in using 1t for cough was not
only cured of the cough. but was also
cured of a kidne, diffic1lty of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have u ed it for the same
complaint, and have been completely
cured" 81. -s,r,. a. s-rif rsts
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
"lt was early In the spring OF % that this
compound was Originated. A mefaber of
my family was afflicted with an irritation
of the throat. attended with "a disagreeable
cough. had for some months previous
thought that preparation having for its
basis the inside bark of White Pine might
be SO compounded as to be very useful in
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. TO test
the value of ii in the case alluded To. L
compounded small quantiI y. OF the medi-
cine that had been planning, and gave 1t
ceedingly gratifying. Within two days,
the irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsidized, and speedy cure was
effected.
The above was written by DIR. Poland il
1850. Since then, as in manchester, tbs
White Pine Compound has taken the leae
of all cough remedies, as well as prepars
lions for the cure OF kidney difficulties, T.
every city, town, village, and hamle,
throughout the New England states.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant 10
take as 1T is effectual.
THE
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, ND,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
log Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision of Rev. J. w. PO-
land.
Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Keller Il White, VIM. H. P
L. G. b. idwell. H. j. Schiaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
fala0 n 1xr-
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

contract with the Railroad copes them 70 pay LOT
much larger amount per diem, whether carreu or p.
and the American Express Company has not during ne
same time. forwarded average OF ~ @ Lsns Pe y
while their contract with the Hudson hlVer i.'n va"
conpes them 10 pay for nearly twlce TINS amount -
should any party doubt the accuracy OF tnesa
they can satisfy themselves by calling on to
the roads named, who we presume, VIII na'o ~ ogeO'
tiOn 20 showing the figures. -, cor,,,or,a.
busness we are unable 10 give any figures IN heit ease,
hut the author of the communication IaNlhb lnauo 70
arpe an error in s 1grcs the other two cOmpales
business il is far to presume he has equally oVeffaeu
theirs -. A. a. IT, 90 .,,oao
statements NAV be found by comparing the monthly re-
turns o nss earnings furnished the United states rev
onin Scctor NV eafh company. II the Adams Express
Company receive aud forward SIX hundred and iy tuns,
ed tha limited States aud American Express Companies
each four hundred tuns daily, why Is 1t that the Mer-
chants Union receipts largely IN excess o the Adams
Enresa Coppany aud almost equal 10 tie United states
and American Express Companies combined The can
did reader can judge for himself j.. o. ,,.....,,
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

oa ,0o, oro aod AZ s,asc with thin ut 1850 largo
proportion have 70 be sold by the head a9 & sor te
coming 10 the rescue Now Is very good tune LOl ~ s
and we notice free sales Of such at CommnhPs% or o
about head-some at " 30 LANDS SoS AZ os at &c. but
mostly By the head s40s5 each. or equivalent 10
Pm. ,re ON, e7r,pp
AT FORTIErH-sT. "a,
ny uun,e a FlIOtt-221 sheep and lambs typ oVi sSs'
% so s o s9S s7sS on 2is s554 so i22, 1895 so l9l
S557 lo is5 Sss O6; 2ol S7Sa $9i 2ol 1888 Az 4S
s s's 81 2s y, ll' 81 ro ST. s. SO 5l' ss
25 81 c3i 2o i2 S5is 49, 97S s555 H l $40 49, $3.50 ~
s s2 i2i3 s e 81 g @ rs 3 1 $5 o. 81 3 aa5 $50 s. 49, sSSs s2
Total 7O sS215 A. Average na - 20; ..45 TO- e. ssss 40:
1e $40 49, 1885, $3.50 65 l33 1868 O 49, is ~ iS9 S0 ~
lo $50 s 49, $52 g. Ss lS SSg 81; 5 sa55 49, 20S
SsS 52 o5 slS 81 80 sa2S 49, 49, s52i i2 total 1o''
By sheep and Lambs the sheep at 6S6c.
and lambs at 81 $50.
n, 1rdd p,c,,p0Sam q McPherson: 20s lambs tcg5 Is;
1g7 aeq3 g7 227 SsoI 5O 2sS 0i0 2 $s3 96 l5 500 o
S Si2 o IS ls ~ I s @ "a 5O 81 sos s. s 500 u.s. 30 sso
2l9 $500 ~ Total ga lambs $13947 S. Average - w.
so 20 sheep a 81 :s I 80 S 49, sS s 2s u.s. g $40 SS G 1 M IS.
900 81 53j; ig 8i5 50 ls2 $3.50 9O 20e S9s so VS, ss9s
i9s S792 % ais S4 eJ 23 2G 50 2e8 730; 2Oi sl2e IL
s56 is6 25 1856 se7s Total, CARS s247 So Average
BY Bliss pmlac2os sheep 81 2s7 229 sSloi 299' 2
s627 1885, $6i7 19s $6o9 300 T2S: lN SoV" Ao'' hOi'
'''''' "'''"'''' At ooNsUsRAw.
AZ ~ II kase as d Ess y 6 ?S S5 81 S s"TSP TS 76 s5 O as
96 i3i sS I5 52i 4O 49, s6g3 COZ 159, se5 5o 226
sss i39 sS co. 49, 1856 ~ 500 90 Total SS sa si 81
Sl2s 0 5 $3.50 co. So S253 CO.. 3 s931 go 2l5 $500 ~ ss
400 $50 30 Total 1913 $3962 81. Average, 50 70 per
head Thos the 2l6 and the l8o were sold as stores TO
20 iatO NeHJerocy.
by Kase BELLS Co; Judd, Buckngham , MePheE, T.
SON. A. Van Vert Z. McCabo; A. Bristoli DlihlcS e%
Bliss and Opdiko 81 lambs and sheep Si 10, - 80
Q1l S 2 lOS 81 12t sl7 - as 1os s. 90; AZ - ~ 4
s. al "A 87 2, "a 70; 157, - 50 lGl "a 70; lV,sh
/ - TIE SWINE MARKET.
Receipts by Railroads to Wit: Hudson River Railroad
iOG73; Ere Railroad 1853; NcwJerey Cent ltIo"o'
8lO2; Camdon and Amboy Railroad $40 T9tal, -ooo Tho
Auiy1s continue heavy but with good demand th9
stock has been pretty much cleared of each night a.
prices have varied ie. ~. An extra lot Ol noe
WAS sold on Wednesday for 81 S. They averaged 2J ID
each ON Saturday nuish hogs brought 5c 1ut touay ~
with 67k double deck cars the market isc Is lne
outside prce for choice hogs, with ordinary to medium
OF 707{c and scaawags at GGG.c with iar prospect
/ OF selling all the stock.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
10 q. Eil,ar II IN. Tribun,.

10 ne Editor q The Tribrae
DEAR SIR: An extract from The ". I. Er.
press appears IN yesterday eontroverting the
saSihelt that the Merchants Union Express Company
on tc 2st INST, had FORWARDED from this city over ono
nluen ana iWenyOnc tuus OF LIpross matter by fast
Paegef trains being the largest days business ever
hhhuou py any express Company prior to that date and
gVlhk ~ enaos or d60 tuns, as amount RECEIVED and
tVh ~ Aaalns Express, and 40 carloads,
Vins, ~ am9ents RECEIVED and FORWARDED by Amcri.
can and U. :. Express Companies
Now, as the United States and American Frreas con,
panes have each but orc line out OF s city, he former
using the Enc Railroad and the latter Tho Hudson River
Ralifoad the question naturally arises-On what trains
were these 90 cars Of 900 tns each daily f0rwarded IL
the nOr hat the old Express Companies carry most of
their express matter OF ordinary freight trains Cofec
0uld nk theater from The fact that United States
Express Company has iOt forwarded average Of 40
tRs Der day on passenger trains SINCE Apr Wllo their
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE JNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY announce
through their agents that they viii convert the
various classes of Government Securities into their
First Mortgage Six per cent GOld-intorest Thirty
year Bonds at the following rates. subject 10 slight
daily variations according to the fluctuations of the
market:
6 of1ss conpon and pay differences or s2o II
52Os Of l5ie, coupon and pay differences Of o2i o.
52s Of 1885, new coupon and pay difference off, l78 81
5Os Of 1865, old, coupon ard pay difference Of 19s II
5-2os OF 1867 coupon aud pay difference Of ia W
l0Eos ard pay difference of. 17 81
73C Notes 2d and Sd sec aud pay difference Of l75 y
on each 5000 . ....... ......
They viii pay q proporionate advance for Regis
tered and all other Government Stocks These bonds
are admitted to be first class security and at the
present price Of gold they yield the holder an annual
return Of OC0' aiaepa cent We learn that more than
one third Of the road is finished and that the net
earnings are mnch more than sufficient to pay the
interest on the bonds. If SO much is received from
the ,ray business, through new and unsettled
country, the revenue from the vast through traffic
over a through line Of 1876 miles Of road will lie
greater than that Of any other public corporation in
the world. Fifteen thousand men are steadily at
work upon this Pacific Railroad line, and the
money already expended has reached the
round of ThbtyfUe million dollars OF
this amount about ten millions have been paid in
by private stockhOldeTsabOut twelve millions have
been furnished by the United States Government, in
its own bonds, and the Colnpany's own first mort
gage,bOnds 10 the same amount have been issued,
and partsOf them are now offered for sale. The
Union Pacific Railroad COmpany's agents are the
Continental National Bank, No. Nassau-st CLARK
DoDGE'& Co., No. 81 Wall-st.; JOHN J. Cisco & Son.
No. IS Wall-st.; HENRY CIgws o. Co., No 50 Wall
ST.; hEDDES, WINCHESTER q Co, No. 60 Broadway
and banks and bankers generally throughout the
United States
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
nrcrrpTS nr pROnuCE.

Aur 2G-ssS7 sacks Flour 1922 bbls. Flour 9Ol bbls
whisky l2s sack. Corn Meal 26O9J BUSH Wheat, 1920
bush Corn 2f,5T2 bush. oats, l65 bush Rye, o1 Dhs
Malt 73i bush. Seeds, II pkgs. Cut Meats, 100 pusS
Lard 4O2i hbls Petroleum, l7e6 pkgs Bultei o%' Ph8
Cheese, $50 bbls. Eggs. hE
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
fimautial.

NTOTICE-Au adjourned meeting of the Stock
~ holders of the fRKSCH CREEK MINING COMPANl win be
sSic ~ ue Company No 10 Eassausl NeN-Aorh, on
~ 49, - ' j. W. DAVIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET.

HECEUTS.
FOR The WEEK ENDING MoNDAr, Aug 20. 1867
C,soi - 1873 55e5 SGs C526
These were sold at the following marlsctplaces:
.,u,d.., c,,. Besyes oora veala Is1ls Swine To,
4 National Drove ialds- a IL "a ~ 80, w
x cSsfs.is} cSs1Seiis s. i'iA 90 IA sS1 ss, '"7
a. ioIleih-st 7J l3oa 26ii ...
butchers q. ;......... a9 80. 30 900 .... ..
A. geeE reefs Lass year$7@ q Ilet 1910 1asi5 ,56ii
PRICES OF BEBF THIS wEEk.
The following are the quotations per pound upon The
estimated net weight OF meat-seer sinking ona thai is
pound, amounts TO $40:
r.,r. Cent; u 5Ss Einoi
Tie to-day
That geAeraly faisi hrSt quality Dl5l
That Of ordinary thin Steer Oreu and us......R ala
lued0r lowest grade Of Czte,..............lO dl2
TIE general average ofthe market today ematef at
EIireihe fange0i prees 9lti
The mos. 0f the sales dlb
WHERE TIE CATTLE ARE PROM.-New-Y York. 524;gOhlo,
1278 Indiana, 793; Illinois Si3; Iowa. laO Missouri, rs;
Kentucky, Gl3; Texas, 4OS. = .f s.
REMARKS ABOUT BEET CATTLE.
The total number week 99I head, compares with
5Sl head last week. and with 5748 head, average per
week last year. and With G19O for the corresponding week
one year The number sold to-day at the One-hnd
redt-st market, 1900 head, compares With l6JO mead
last week aud with 1914 head the average week last
year. aud with 2.ji8 head at market one wear ago.
IL viii be observed that thc receipts very large this
week, the 6gi head being he largest number tOr single
week since early IN November Oh last year The cause is
OWING 10 the TACT that after to-day frcghts are t0 be
d0ubed-tha IT, Gc a. 100 n arc 10 be charged from Buf
alo on the Erie, pittsburgh tho PCnnsylgaun and
NewJetsey central, ana suspehsiOn Bridge the New
1ork central ana all stock s to be carried on actunl
weights The cost from Chicago here viii o about $40
per TO get their stock forward un Tho Old rates
dr0ycrs came ia IA body. fewer than 90 individuals
OF nS eVIiiDatDS' Oh coming forward with the stock
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
OvrcF THR RrsrEEs CREpToRs Sroc EHoLDRs OF
OHIo AND Misissrg I.IGoA9 CO. ll,s'e, @ @Diyii'I

rHa MssPe. IitiLnoAp Co. tlisterl Diyi,onl,
No. 83 WALL NEN-NOHK. AsElet l@oI. ,
TTO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDERS;-A
Spec Meeta, The Holders Of CeG cltes s1fd By u. ~ s
viii Be- Ma the Os OF the Trustees No S3 Nalst, Ne ofk On
TURAT lb dag September next a noon 70 ssn~I %
s,.slppi Railroad Company. -.
A. e Tlst dee require, tt treo fuhs IN lntce" o. ne
Or their lez repr rrtyes both Preferred aEi Common tcla
a be present vo'ag the object sbos stated Ce
ehar sre oaestr requested have their cert aeltcs tane
10 their own Names al 50 be pfesort st the meeting Ia %a O. "
IIaTv m, AZ
e3stofAeg anil remain closed rul .ae iad adjournment oi tue
meeting. 80 ,,. q, .,, -,
Tbe ss, orly asa.t e action of Ccril0tehoar, ~ M me
Nm. .r.l.,s.s ALLAN CAMPBELL. ChaIman.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

August; -
7Sl7177 1906 81 ,So5 Increase t57S'
The Grand Trunk Road earned the first week IN
August:
1867 . s115slC 1865. ... si23Oa1 Decrease w sl22'S
The PottsfHe Miners Journal of Saturday reports !;
The quantity Of coal sent by railroad TINS week wee i'
d "a IL inns: bv canal 4ACs for the week. 2s9S ls;
against 1866 tns for the corresponding week lst year
The shipments Of the week are cut down 10 10" low lso
in consenncrce of the fact that many colerles were
drowned out by the recent heavy rams ava 1l oie ,
flc branch roads leading 20 tho cOleilcs Wci eu
ouslv injured that several days We're required 10 Cp
them I'm regard 10 the trade we have no mpIOEentn'
tn record II still continues dull with prices unIcihuef
The t1,de sums up this week rs follows compared Win
last
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
Surniturt.

DEDRO0M ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
I'D warranted manufacture Also solid Chus'aa AID Walnut tesz
Suites plain and ornamental at u y FARRNGIONs No Jos
CanAhst opposite Wooster, Established .Bil
IN0 kEEPEKS.-BENDALb " Co.,
Canal and Hudson suppyng housekeePen WIZ
Carpets Cloths Furniture every description Bedg Psror aat
Mirrors Pianos aud them paI bT wees
J OF m0ukI pa!asu1a PgsssueL
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

PRICES OF BEEF THIS MEEk.
The following are the quotations per pound upon The
estimated net eight OF meatcller sinking oal Thai s
bullock'wlose quarters will weigh cwt ut 10 cents a
pound, amounts TO SsO :"
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
THE MONEY MARKET.
sALEs AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
-tN7~s fmsT BOARD.
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
~ N.
CONVENIENT DEPARTMENT.
IIRSI CALL, lOl O'CLOCK A. NJ.

49,, ,,orn rrses6oo On ,e5n NJ 8 s. i040 Coup
if5 OOO12 O'oiklil3l 800 10 c'c 1O2i
6s bZV i|eB ~ :, g. ~ CON ,sT Treas Notes $40
OOO ..Ivs y ~ 1Oe&I 2d Series,
6s CIV coup ~ 0S 10 IOs5 lOOOO12 Ocl k0b
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27
IvIP STOCKUOLDERS of tIe NEW-Y0RK,

U.iov PACIFIC RAuwAY CJsftSI, j. p,}
Or.r yo So itWaluattt, PM snELPiuA, AuL ~ lats y .
V1TIE INTEREST on LAND GRANT BONDS
4 ofrNIOE PACIFiC RAIIVAY COMPANY. EAStkRN piNS
I0v iae sEPT PRSr 1851 VII bs pad preseastgn 'i
Hao B.fL1 iuuf col DABNhl, NoD0AA . Co. No. - IL
Is sgueD wv J. FALMER Iusr-fet
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

BY Kase BELLS Co. Judd Buckingham g t,1H MepheE, T.
Bliss and j Opdke 81 lambs and sheep, 81; 10 20 90
q2l &c 25 lO3 So l2}; ST. - rs; 1913, 5O 4l2 - - 4'
s. al "A Bt; 2. "a T5; 37, 81 0O lGl "a Z0I IViS a.
" TiIF SWINE MARKET
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

Receipts this Week. 303G2. Quotations: Tho fOllQwing
reports OF sales OF shoop and lambs by several OF the
fJecpbrOkers, who sell commission VIII give tho
Average OF prices per head this week They are quoted
y 10 live weight for Prime sheep 5l16lc.; poor 70 me
dunn do, Ila5lo; prime lambs, II 4Scj common do
6tW1c.
Tho last OF low frelghts has brought heavy run OF
shcepnOre than $1,000 for the week, helng the largest
shco the Ist wc5K Of November last Trade has coikln
ucd somewhat uniform at about Co. for fat sheep. and
for primo Lambs but common stock has sold low. On
Saturday last dressed mutton was sellngm Washington
butchers wOud rarely Oner 5te fer primo lots To-
day there is heavy feeling aud WITH large supply or
fresh, and many Stale lots carried from last week
they are not. all scllne. aud buyers arc Inclined
to crowd down 40. on. price stu lot OF ll2 head
after - cu5 hnd been rejected, tho whole. averaging
" ID eeA prime lot brought Clc. this laorning Very
New-York tribune., 1867-08-27

WHERE TIE CATTLE ARE FROM.-New-IOrk, 52I F)hio
1,278; Indiana f35 ILLINOIS, Si3 Iowa. l40; Missouri, IS
Kentucky. Gl9: Texas, 4US.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-07
WASHINGTON,

Lewis Hubbell has bought the place oc- cupied by Ezra Beebe. at the South end of Brinsmade Avenue, and returns in connec- ton with his son Henry to his old eecupa- ton of blacksmithing.
 - Wm. Leavitt has rented his large resi- dence to ''the Yorkers," for s75 month through the country season, and goes to live with his son in New Milford. The city people who have passed one season here, will have it that Mir. Gum keeps the best school, and that old Judea is the most delightful place for sojourn, that this part of the world affords. With Steep Rock in easy walking distance. and Raumaug Lake within four mile drive, and varied land scape of precipitous hill and winding dale, they must be hard to please who are not satisfied.
 The engineers for the B. F. < E. R. R. are surveying route by Seth Logan's and through Blackville, past John Gunn's and up Bee Brook.
 .-n- It is said the ''State Committee man. has gone to Waterbury to bespeak coach for passengers. Shouldn't wonder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-07

sB YoUNG LADY returning to heI country home, after soujourn of a few months in the City, was hardly recognized by her friends In place of q course, rustic flushed iace she had n soft ruby complexion efalmost marble sm oOth ness, and instead of twenty-three she really ap- peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry to the cause of 80 great change, she plainly told them that she used Ci1cassian Balm, and considered it an invaluable acquisitions to any Lady toilet. Ky its uoe any Lady or Gentle man can improve their personal appe rance an hundred fold. It is simple in It> com binai iul as Nature he;selt is simple, yet uus,rpas Sed ,n its efficacy in drawing impurities tr"rn. also healing, cieaneiug and beautifIing he skin. and com mpleXion. Ky its dilect actiru nn thy. cuticule it draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving the .ur
 face as Nature intended it should ~be clear, soft, smooth and beautiful Price Sl, sent by Mail or Express, on receipt of an order by w. L. CLARK & CO.,, Chemists, No. 3 West Fa! cite St., Sy racuse, N. '
 The only American Agents for the salo os the same. A ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-03-07

Some system of forced labor must be devised for the Southern States. It may not be called 'slave- ry but will resemble that institution in more than one respect-Se,dinel O., a1e "ldbor question" June 9U, 1865. ". 14.. 's .s-.
 We met accidentally with Hon. John C.. Becken- ridge < He is in splendid health and condition little bronzed by exposure, 8 few more grey hairs than when we last saw him, seven eight years ago. but the same noble demeanor, the same pol before he ts permitted to return to his attue Satt and Co councils ,chich his stdtesDanship ddorned- EiitO,.inl Correspondence N. H. Register Aug. 4h 1866. .-..-..
 Talk of impeaching the President by the rumI Congresst am not President, 1 acere, should haue acted ea,1ier. Twill suppose what hope An drew Johnson will do. The moment these revo1u tionists attempt to impeach him he'll call, (thanl God there is Democratic Governor of Maryland) he'll call on the Governor of Maryland to protect the government, and they will soon find one million militia in Maryland.-W. ". Eaton, speech to Democratic Conre'stion, Jun 6th, 1867.
 Ifa proclamation ever comes from the President calling for aid when he is impeaohed not 10000 railroads will be enough to carry the democracy who will rush to his aid. There will then be civil war everywhere not simply south of the Potomac but here.-Jdmes Brooks address befO,'e saD1e.
 After the election shouldn't be surprised ii the genuine Barnuln got the bogus Barnun into his museum as a curiosity labelled D. D.--Hartfoto Post ...,.. .. .. ...