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ORDER To SHOW CAUsE 6Jssb,
DhEDRT0R'S PETFTE0s

ORDER To SHOW CAUSE Nippon.
DRsEDHT0R'S PETFTE1s
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNLTrD
States for the District of Louisiana
En electromagnetic. o..
N THE NATTER OF CAHN & BLUM, AGAINST
Pncm Petition for Adjudication Of sank.
rpptcy was fled on the 23d day eff %oven Der,
A. D. 1851 by j, STETTHHIMER & co.
DISTRICT OF LoUIsIASA-ss.
Upon FILING PROOFS sUSTA IYING THE
" allegations Of the petition afure aid il is
ordered that he said s, BLUM DO appear a. III $
Court as Court Of bankruptcy, to be holden at
New Orleans, in the parish Of Orleans and
state OF Louisiana, and district Aforesaid on
the nlntn day OF March, 1853, at IA O'Clock
A. Nj, and show cause, il any there DO why
the prayer OF said petition should not he granted
witness the Honorable Edward Il. nurell Judge
81 me said Court and the seal thereof, q New Or
ITs s IN sag district, on the twentistb day OF
fe24 70 mh4 X. LOEW, Dsprty Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
Tu Baukruptcy-No. 38,
IN THE MATTER OF ALEXANDER Il. EAeyry
BANKRUPT.


WHEREAS ALEXANDER Il. MASON. OF
w NsT Orleans and parish Of Orleans and dis.
trct aforesaid, duly declared Bankrupt under the act
OF congress- OF March 2, 1861 has this Gay fled in
said court pstition praying for discharge AVID
certificate thereof from all his debts and Other
claims prOvsble under said act
Notice Is therefore given to an CREDITOR VINO have
proved their debts and to 81 other persons in inter
est, that the 25th day OF March. 1853, at II A Al .
IS assigned for the hearing of the same and Il AZ
they may then and there attend and show cause #
any they haye why the prayer OF the said petition
should not be granted.
Clerk Office, New Orleans February p, 1862.
X. LOEW
fe27 mhl0l7 Deputy CIer,F
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.. s. MARsFAL,s MoNITTONS


Aicus. Sehe-ck 81 Autey, vs. steambOat
Henry Ames, Her Tackle, Apparel etc,
IN TIE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Il Tor the District % Louisiana. Nc. a027-Ln obe-
dience 10 an admiralty warrant, TO me directed in
the above entitled suit have seized and taken into
my possession
rhe Steambost HENRY AMES her Tackle, Ap-
parcel etc. now hoeed bS Alcus. Sehernl1& Autav for
causes turtn IN tue Incl pending IN the Dis
tciet Court OF the United States
And do hereby cite and admonish tne owner or
owners thereof and ali and every person or persons
having or pretending to have any right title or in
terest in or to the same TO be ana appear AZ Dis
tf1ob Court OF the United States for the District
aforesaid to be holden at the city of New Orleans on
or before the THIRD MONDAY rom the date here
OF % show cause, Il any 1hey have can, why the
sRid steamboat Henry Anses, her tackle, apparel,
etc. should not be condemnsd and be sold agree
ably to the prayer ct lbeauts.
United States Biarshal's Office, New Orleans,
Second day Of Gagcb, 1858,
No flll-inlh3 10 II n -.
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Isir 0EIRatts gtpabIiFau.
7cIsL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
LrLL IluRNAL 0F TRE REpuBuCAN PARIY.

HclsL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS
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DIsrRIor REcoRDER's CoUR

es n ,@I' NJ DIsrRIoT REcoRDER's CoURr.--
den H lennard disposed of the following
~. OF 81 sterday;
ISL Black, arrested by Special Officer
.snisisr- charged with having on the 18th
- uary last during the night stolen
|sElN' residence of ). B. Cotton, on st.
L oIEiea heot. near Camp, one shawl, ono
| eh s. iag aress and various other articles
Il \ III ERhS about se5, pleaded not guilty not.
II s;ts's aing the property being found in
bsnErq9 ession. She viii have a hearing
v Sny S SS5 q Instant
lsi9r Of t,s q Gersting and William Turnerwore
ID, to pT0 Ae workheuse fox thirty days each.
slssPtes e Of Antonio Picone, charged with
i1 ! the S.: y as sent before the FIRST district
Il iss5 n trial. He was committed to the
I.RRON, Qson without bail
i1usianS
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FOB RENT.

= 7->S's7~ N---~~-~-~-s>-fS---s- s1ssNe
TO RENp-A LARGE AND EITGIBL d
store-ens Of the finest in.the eity-o. I42 Canal
being divided into two stores no a nod iss-Fe II
will be rented cheap. Inquire of
- M;SERNoEy No. STORY Euidiag,
te2 Corner of Camp and Common strsets.
no 4 EMF OR FOX SALE.
A very, desirable Double Cottage, on the cor
ner Of Eeloastsl and Constant ssfeets j gfg67son
Oity, continuing six rooms, pantry, kitchen, s5r-
wants fooia Two olsterns. garden, fruit trees and
shrubbeiy; also, stable room. III viii be sold on
accompodat!ng terms, or rented the Wn0le or half
Apply at the Republican Office ia2I
no RENT.--A NEWLY built TWOsFOR
4 Brick Dwelling, with al modern copveniances
10. Rampant street, a few doors ahoye Cana
street. ~ POSSESSION given Immediately. Apply %
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LEGAL NOTICES.
UNITED srArEs DIsTEICr ooUR9
DISTRICT or LOUISIANA.

In SanhrupGcy-EO. Oa.
IL THE NATTER or PATRICK HoOANy
Bankrupt
WHEREAS PATRICK MCCAIN, INDIyID
w ually, and as a member Of the firm Of Keeaan
d Mccain, of the city of New Orleans and dist9ict
aforesaid duly declared bankrupt under the act 81
Congress OF March q 1867 has this day filed IN aid
Court petition praying for discharge and CO rid.
cate thereof from all his debts and other claims
provable under said act
Notice is therefore given 10 all creditors who have
proved their debts and to all other persons in in
tere:t, that the 18th day Of March, 1868, at II
A NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the same and
that they may then and there attend and show
cause il any they have, why the prayer Of the said
petition should not be granted
Clerk Oiice, New Orleans. February %. lsGs,
X. LOEW,
mh3Iae0 DEPUTY Clerl,
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haskell, Kent Kayanagk, Landers. Nc
cullen, McMillen, Melvin, MAgee, Noble
Slaton, washington, Wilson, WAters, D
Mr.. Harper. Of 81. Charles, moved to re
consider the vote last taken.
Mr.. Carr, Of Orleans, moved to lay the
motion to reconsider on the table. Il
Yeas and mays demanded, resulting as
follows:
Yeas: Alexander, Adolphe, Belot, Collins,
Carr, Devices, Dufresne, Dupart, Evans,
Guigonet Garstksmp, Gray, Hill, Honore,
H. Hn uss5, Holland, Han, Heidenhain'
Morris, Mollere, Mahier, Murrell, Pearce
Page, Raymond, Reese, Rey, Sterrett,
Taylor, Tureaud, Umphreys, H. VIII
Nays: Buckingham, Brewster, Burrel
Calhoun. Gurell, Quincy, Esnard, Faulkner,
Fouts, Gair, Haskell, Harper, Kent, Lott,
Landers, McCullen, McMiilen, Melvin,
Mansion. Moran1, Magee, Slaton, Wash.
lngton, Waters, d. Young-25.
Section 18th was read.
Mr.. Heidenhain, of Orleans, offered the
following amendment, which was adopted.
After the word court in the third line
insert excepting the First District Court of
the parish of Orleans"
Section twenty-eight 0s amended was
adopted.
Section twenty>nine was read and adopted
without amendment.
The House on motion of Mr.. McAIillen, of
Carroll, adjourned until tomorrow, at eleven
O'Clock.
WIZ. VIGERS,
Chief Clerk House of Representatives.
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The Baltimore Gdsstfs eUs.npcr6tic, telIs
ns that u the DemocrHts nominnte ana elaat {
GOVERNOR swami 70 Congress, be viii assured
" come back to the Republican party Il, 4 n
few moneas aflse tha esectAbn % GSnesai
Grant, We are glad - have our cotempera-s
rye admission Of the prob 4hiiity of V5r,snf,s
election but the dau gef Il predieta az fi,s Z
lKepuoiican party ihethe return "a "a ar,
eoFernor Swami u 40 5mposslhiiiKy. The
Republican party viii not have I'm, lrDon F,
apy terms Or under ans pretense. . BIlfi- e
more Anseflcnh. NJ 1sr li9o '4. Y III VA
The New York Herald goes back on its q
neN polliioAl Ainilali0nS he Advocacy iof /
9s4ht A9d depnaciellen eef Seymour wa \
shqrt-ltVeds. yet 1t dpuhtless accemnlfshed
~ Benefits purpose which it IS fillr % III.
RI vas pecuntary ole. The HsTkId e n
esekna. las only eoanefiiag vita TII. nIaz :. A.,
enq tfYina y neke the UFmqcraog see lhsf {,
e Fiftuous ieiassea Wa worth plrchsslna.
- August brlmoht having bsen 70 ses III.
6s1het1 IN &NEid neE. n1lnnn ! i3lslISls fss.,,
NJ 80 1astqf a@ar. &koni y scfrSa y
g tteFI hnl ! fkN days aso. "a 80. ~ r
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60 -. =
sbsre F sSs. St re y enacted, Eetcs That
Police Commissio1srs t-o sn re- .h "
snail perform the duty now performed By
~ ~, M NY nr1 s9ieh cher aasses
tims 1,- S;hiss10ners may nom time 70
also act az experts for the Coronsss. InsEine
poss mortem examinations whenever called
salSSv n tbsse o. ne qissric c.o Tne
annum, n n + = US 1l'"'' " e40~ per
ge,f;on fsyva.s,eas, 49,. 80, - kA&Ast&A st
M wasbirg+sr ~ s..~~..,.. s
to str,,ra ort tSs an,,sa .s.;, '.Os0u q
1 ASI..s. u' 'ne eA'he sectlon'
,as ever ~ :s
atitpto .so.,o, Co. --Ysss " ~
eighl - my '4''s AZ Pe'''pn A''S'
Ca~,,oa ac-4 7eI9as
co..ss- - 5ssa es0
aoct,or. ,,..,, 80. "As 1eNu Hnu eu"pseu.
,;o, es.-,s-s - - y sspsslsese lor SEC
w NJ. I, 49, y.nin !. We lead ana adopted;
sact,.n 90. :. O''eans' moved 70 reconsider
CaS-sas M Ht IS
NJ g. - &c.,
4ha esth a. y, Sf.s'An' moved Y auienc N
e. a. , VIC "oius Hle n's.ln ano ana q
a.ser sne Woro and" NTH line, insert
-
Police Telegraph shall appoint three tele,
graph operators, one lineman, and one
batteryman, subject in all cases Co the ap-
proval of the Board of Police Commission--
ers.n -. - -
The amendment was adopted. MODS
The section as amended was adopted.
Mr.. Carr If orloons ,,o,,ad - -a.oar;,
80 - o-4s'-'e' l"'fee W 1eeVnsiuer s
secuon ni1y'iour' h7as1r .a. Is
ga .sr
O. ,.s "a,, moved 70 amend oy inserting al
.a,.r !" eu'een1n hne Vne "oro
Ca.-.., ieW laas7 eM.a roy.
~
nno sso'iou as auaenoeu was soopseu-
sa Mr. carr moved 70 reconsider section
Gorr,oa 80 ss.si-se
NJ c.. o, ,as1ll
W Al ie.ra "a SEC"
- ..a,ooo '-As Wv eAA VV snu ln ser
mr.. w., :, D.....- l....,e.-4, 81 d
arondmo,,+ ~ a. 800 --''o1 w 10y 'He
NJ cat-os - - rsI,.I.SLs
osl y t1ses eiioiana' cai'ec ior tne
Was. sao,r.s 49, - n ,S.S.s -,
rest. Dupart. Evans. Hntcbinson EoIland
sion' Pearce Rev 1 sHa;sh r ne roy mSh-
revs WrenNia ~ N-'At A~SAoA' NAAPu
Nays. Alexander Ranna,t ps,cS,r,baro
Belof, Brewster. Barbee' Goih1s' Gsfbonn'
Carr, CunY,, De Grange, Esnard, Faulkner,
GTuigonet' Galr, Garstkamp, Hill, Haskell,
Lott. Landers nocuIIsu $1,000 Morrss h.h nee
McMillen, McVean, Melvin, Morsnd, May,
Walsh washington n. Wiiiismms Wefera'
Yorke' D. Young ZoeiIv- "a "a'eiS'
mr. .o.s, -. ~. ci.l...,,
ing anehunen1 OF mr. Oarr was ADOPTED.
Mr.. Gair, Of East Feliciana, moved to re-
consider the vote last taken AIii 90. rs
NJ Carr r,ovo5 y, H. A., ...,...i. ~ =.
W 10Y WIZ naVeton " re-
CONSIDER on the table.
Carried. f ala-' esg q 49, u
Mr.. Carr moved to strike out in the
seventeenth line the word sinspertors, and
insert "police surgeous.p
Carried srhs5
Mr.. Lee, Of St. BERNARD, offered the fol-
lowing amendments, in the seventeenth line
strike out 'stS160Op and insert $4,000. - in
twentietb limo str;lo ,,s ..s, aao;, ,,s $50.
10, - !, 4-@ oNs ~A'VV "UU Aiisel'
%ItVVs 49,.
The amendments were adopted
The section as ar,andaa ,vas aacNtad
1r. O.. $500 - e,.'-e--No- ""9 @uopseu.
: Os'., VI Oiie@is' niOFSu W teconsioer
sectons TWO, nve, and seven.
Carried. ~
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following resolution according to previous
notice, and on motion Il was adopsed; -.
(, HAkREAs many Communications relative
70 tbs sTeHiS=At Of distilleries from within
the corporate limits Of the cities Of New Or
leans and OF Jefferson, and the authoritjee
having taken no steps to that end. there
Assolped, That the Speaker Of the House
o. representatives do authorize the Com
mittee on Public Health and Quarantine 10
visit all licensed distilleries in said citias
and investigate their situation and condi.
ton, aud 70 report by bill If they deem il
necessary with view to public health,
Under suspension of the rules, Mr..
Harper Of st. Charles, offered the following
resolution:
Rssosoed, That the House do now adionrn
IN respect TO the memory Of the Hon. Jarnes
Mann, member of Congress from the
second Congressional District,
Mr.. McMillen, of Carroll, offered the fol.
lowing substitute, which was adopted:
WHEREAS, An Al-Wise Providence has re-
moved from our midst Colonel James
Mann, late an officer in the United States
army, and 1T the time Of his decease Rep
resentatfve In Congress from the Second
district OF the State Of Louisiana; therefore,
.Resolued, By the House of Representatives
OF the General Assembly of the State Of Lou.
11s sea That We tender 70 the family Of the
late Colonel Mann our heartfelt sympathy
10 this their hour of bereavement. and 10
the constituents Of the deceased Represents
tive our sincere sorrow at their sudden and
unexpected loss.
Resotoed, That as mark of respect for the
past services and personal merits of the de-
ceased, the House do now adjourn.
RpenInQd THAT h. cAL
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. tH77 d TaTT3 ont E1i171 3
NaN uflsAalA ~ Aa9nse Il n.
70 the Honorable speaker anl hlsnhszs q a.
anasp * i4eqsnHerteEvFst 49, - Y
Yqfu Com itien on ENROLMENT have lha
'bphdr 50 Iepp4s SHIT a.. folio ~lnt BIZ his
b4&nsduly eAlsxilIud, hewitt Et1T}4 I'M
House bill H. IA. joint resolution er.
nftsei = TIE rep q q ,f be aasorai Hs1sn-
By al talf II 6if Ii Il1aialah6 ID. n,dzse.3 III
|fA4 dsesh Us ~ 114i fhaliileaa ~ S&.s.
.a.e sstnbsE.4 Q1tgrsls fsehE ~ INle'tl
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communication was referred TO the Commit
tee on Claims. ~
Mr.. Carr, Of Orleans, moved that the rules
be suspended to take up House bin leI.
Rules suspended.
House bill 1874 was placed en- it's second
reading, and on motion Of Mr.. Carr, of Or
leans, referred to the Committee Of the
Whole.
The House resolved itself into Com
mittse of the Whole for the considera-
ton Of House bill No. l64.
Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans. was called to che
chair,
After discussing the merits of the bill, Mr..
Mcvean, of Csddo, moved that the commit.
tee rise and recommend the passage of the
bill.
Carried.
The Speaker resumed the chair.
The committee through its chairman SUBJ
mitted its report, which was received.
Mr.. McVesn, of Caddo, asked suspen-
sion of the rules to place House bill No.
1874 on its third reading.
The rules were suspended.
The following bill passed its third read.
ing, final passage, adopted by its title, and
ordered to be sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
An act providing for certain sppropria-
tons.
SECTION ]. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the State of
Louisiana in General Assembly convened,
That the following sums be and they are
appropriated for the following purposes:
For contingent expenses, and hire of
clerks and employees Of the Execu-
tive. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. s 5000
Auditor ......................, 5000
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The report vas received, adopted, and
placed on the calender for the third reading.
Mr.. Cureli. 81 Orleans, Iuember Il he j 4.
dietary Committee, submitted the foflowinR
minority report on House bill no. III:
HorsE on RzrRH rKvariyxs.
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~ 1890 t4-c f'N--eps " ~ 1c0dt ~ repre-
EfE: ID obedience to the law which ssvs.
\ SECTION lSAln al eases where the law
EscQghlfes q claim for money against tie
SLY, snu no appropriation shall have been
made 20 pey fbe same, the auditor shall
audit and seitls 4. and give the cIsime6s (
certificate Of the Auonnl thereof unlieT he
oficiAl SEAL II aenaaded. and af,aiI r-i,,1,rf
tAe same TO the Genefaf AnsSfSEIv WIN IN
little delay as possible, Gee Revised sfaG
ntes, 1856, session Is, page 50 X
Deg ieAye 70 make the following report =
Upon application Of Mr. Oh6s. 4! Fnrtlpr
thDhelnd dollars AGAINST the SIAN, 81 ls,'Iss.
lana as per Judgment rendered BY TIC Hon.
Guy Duplahtief. Judge Of che Sixth lBlsAlIe1
f,0nft Of the city Of New Orleans. c68f NJ
the Judgment 0f which Honorable C0tift a
ncre9lsb annexed, and upon the legal "a
4lalnB q the Hon Sihaeon Belden, Attorney
.5t'|eial @ louisiana. copy of whose wfIl.
.eN oflelpu b herewith annexed, 1 have
B.apis4 a. Mr. Chas. 3. PORTER ceriiEcat1
2. NeeAle dqess on the part Of the State for
~ e<+ll'te4t half 81 enff iudemsnt,
~ p1sArT ~ $500 Hifh 1aoal. fnferasf
~. ~ son IRON April g. 1851. lof which Ger,
AAAftte q lM4eAtaiAess promise ID issue
~. ~ n.sI,.n1 NzlAel.z ~ N3eaeIl Assem-
y , .as 49,. q .isllen az - 5rlent
A the csss aeesps III hs 4 {esg oIssk ol.e
~ Jnst ~ yep. Ae.N ia lbs N1t 81 tho star.
and hzft eIz q. .1.''7 and an.
gated under ~ l4e 81 |.z[.. - ~
jns1nes9 Ok thB W1eIe fN|1 |.|s; s.11
a Nr' F0Fties has Nesz Il|| " RI I's| ,'7.1
f'st Iq 10 la48 pttia< aI1 1aI..| 1a|||1I
Jos bg tbs 1cll11 lf tA1 Mai. Ia |III s.''''.''
lses, 1tel a ny slAlg 80 EtcI|.SI.IAs.1 '.|| j.
H|1' rassaFe oi q eia or zsl..f 81
41a. 4oftisF, securing " 1H4t' .I''|f1'
~ 4kIea l4 |I|1ntof 1bi8 deht d44 haH
" s4e = s4
g .'1h u respectfully submitted
q II. WICEI,IFfE.
a .sa... a..s. - Z +, a i. 60.
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AL q 'Eh u TeppteifuIlT submitted.
q 3. HlCK1iIffE,
f1GI19f Of State.
Aa'iaA lsAsl ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
Special Notices,
Bittcrs.

Tbs human stomach seems to require tonic rtimn
liant From time whereof the msmor OF N =, ,rnn.,,
not to tbs contrary, tonic Bit.ers have been r.aA
merry wsn made their bttsrs, and f,w though. .
eating breakfast without frst taking their ",snsy
fhoss were days however when prohibitory lar, v.,
onk'esn ana IN consequence. liquors wers pu-e. de.
en- comic ieen a~ord TO be ,ne-t and sell no,h,p ~
the unsd liberated Now, however what with Govern
mssf tar and eonrt hnes poke Try juice snd .yeobo
"os' r''st r for "oid ry and "pure bourbon ppan,
core to f@sr poisoains tha msiar d,
asa dropped their "tsnsy. Fight here II xbara H..
tsster q Smith, Of Ptsssturr have prov., h.n.s.,s
1910 aeo they commenced the manufaetur. NJ uoa
Hh'ik6s STOMACH BIrrERs, laying IT down !. !,
va. mas since been consrisntiouiy followed !. No.
nathaas but ths pures. liquors. manuf.ctr,.s
fof tnsm. ~ atret adherence to ihi. rn,a ~, 80.
Won pas'e csnsdvnoe aad rea ed their reward Il .,..
profitable and stssdy business. Their BrrrsRs =.
kaorn 81 over the cezntsy 7h-y are IN. po,.... !,
ms ous'ats4, and hsvs tbs largest manufsetorv 4
world Nor has saecss . their eass, !, i. ton
staaess reneersd them ca,sIrs, their Rrs,.r. i.
'ne ~ to As- - VA the 6rrt dssilasion. W h..,,,
y rsouaaend then = tonic,
As specific for Dyspepsia biliousue.. eon.tn.,,,,
avousness, general Sehity sid remIsssut Ard int.r
A.s,shs fe.er r. tnieacy has nsvsr tsea susssosed
Iners srs many sesfAless iuitssiens. ", s,rn.,t,v
'esoon the pabIie against them. .rAa
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80 ID
G Aasss y
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:, MARRIAGE AND CETfRAry

4. HSrpisxss OF TRUE .uAsHoon
essay for Yssss Ma 80" .'1.l
ss.st ne, .nd The Phsaass,,s., 49,.
snd Dss"ssss which create tmpsss-...' = .susss
AIAas visA ssrs msshssf Relief s.ss !, = -
ser shvsleps NJ ossharrs. ASdres. b., ise
aooeHros, Howard Assciaaioa. PsilaA.,pais. =.
fsht-sm Il NNs n = -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-02
ooscxEs.,osAL CONVENTIONS.

Tho Republican corventi.n for ths First Congressional
p.,rict will be held 10 M Pleasant, Friday Juus 9Th,
=. IL o,eIosk q m. Said Cenvsut.on will nominate
candidate for Representative in Congress- and transact
such other business may before It, The ratio OF
representation will be ollowf One dslegsts nom och
county and additional delegate for 200 votes
fraction Of 100 votes fall for ssmu. Merrill for
Governor The counties will thus BE- entitled to repre-
~sptston ~ follows:
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d. CKAHb,
Chairman rir,. District copsr..sionIl conmis.s,
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HONE TESTIMONY.

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cd to appreciate these valuable Machines:
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to say that we would'not dispense with it for
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time, labor and clothes.
LINTON & son, Mountain House.
purchased one of Doty's Washers from
Mr.. G. Huntiey and am delighted with it,
and would recommend every housekeerer to
get one. Mrs. A. NJ. PIPER.
Dir. q. UuH3cy-The Doty Washing Ma
chine l purchased from you proves to be an
article of real mcrit-the best l have ever
seen. Considering the great relief it affords
in the labor of washing and the saving of
time, no family should be without it.
VIM. NJ. JONES.
Jir Geo. H,uley-I am delighted with
the Doty Washer purchased from you
The more | use it the better | like it.
wouid not be without it. 1t is a great saver
of time and labor, and does not wear the
clothes as much as the old tub aud wash
board. Mrs. A BLAINE.
For sale by GEO. HUNTLEY,
May 7, 1868. Gm.* Ebensburg, Pa.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06

AEECDoTE OF 4 SWALLOW. As a man
was shooting swallows few days ago at
Osbaidick, he fired at and wounded one,
which fell as if its wing was broken, to
within few feet of the earth, when an
other swallow few directly underneath,
and bore it gently up. After having at.
tanned considerable elevation, the bird
underneath withdrew its support; but
finding the bird was sinking again to the
earth, it rssumed It's station, and once
moro raised il in the air. This was done
several times, till at last the bird few
away, as if it had not been hurt at all
It's companion following. This is as re-
markable instance of attachment and SYM
Pathy in the festhered tribe as we ever
heard 0f
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06
They are coming into general
use throughout Ghe country.

Many who sell the UNIVERSAL WIRING ER
keep also the DoTY WASHING MACHINE,
which, although but recently introduced. is
as great Labor and Clothes SaUer as the
Wringer, and is destined to win public ia
vor and patronage everywhere.
1t washes perfectly without acearing or
rubbing the clothes at all.
Gpz-Prices-Family Washer, $14. No. II
Wringer, $40.
These Machines are adopted by the Amer-
ican AGricultluiSt as Premiums and endorsed
by its Editors as the best in market.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-08-06
TIE SUCCESS
OF the ONE DOLLAR SALE ReyoIa
item Trade.

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- LAR such article as are used by every
family, ut a less price than they are sold by any
Wholesale dealer in New York or Boston
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rying out plan which meets ths wants of the
million, and in the disposal of a large and va
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firm, as our circular will show. Those getting
up clubs can secure piece of Sheeting. Watch
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