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MARRIED..

II ART -BARG ERR Married on the 2istinst. at
the residence Of the hrldc's mother in Basil,
by the Rev II, l.. Whitehead, Mr., u O. Hart
ofWest Nashville, and Miss Julia Stansberry
Rarger of Basil.
When the hesutiful bride bowed her head and
said ''Yes" tharo was ono "lIArt" mado happy.
May this Union result IN many happy "larts." !"
con.
wuILEY-PETERs-At tha residence Of the
brides parents, on Tuesday, Feb, 2a1, ls6g,
hy Kew Il N. SpNhr MI, ,Thomas %, whitley,
oEthe hrm Of Whitley Bros, and Miss Sarah j.
daughter OF R, ]. Pcters, Csqr., Ah Of LAncSs'
ter, Ohio.
BowER-sIsco- On tho 09d DAY Of Feb, At
Carroll, Ohis. by SAmI COfinan, ]. r., Mr..
Thomas ]. liowcr, OF BrownsVille, Licking
county, o., 10 Miss Nancy sisco, OF Fairfield
county, U.
FLOWERS II INEs--M The Parsonage, on
Thursday Feb. IS, ltta, by Rev. y. \, spahr,
Mr.. John-Elowers and Miss Amanda Hines; all
ofLanraster, Ohio.
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The New York Hcrald's Wash :
ington dispatch SAYS Grant has be
come more communicative. and
expressed himself on Saturday TO
an intimate friend very freely in
regard to the composition of his
Cabinet, saying: Il shall invite
civilians to gil tho Cabinet posi-
lions Of my selection. Should
thOy not prove judicious in the
fret instance, ! shall feel justified
in correcting the mistake BY
making Q second or third selection
/. II necessary
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Local Notices.
Our New Railroad FaclIIties

-
When You so to Columbus you
should call at the Book and Sta
tionery Store of Randall & Aston,
1O91South High Street.
We called TO see them when our
new road was opened and find they
keep very large stock of Books,
and all kinds Of Staple and Fancy
Stationery. They make a special.
ty Of Paper Haagings, Decorations
for Halls, Churches, Sunday School
Rooms, Offices and Dwellings,
Their spring stock Of new styles Of
Wall Paper will amount to $4,000
rolls. They also keep q full stock
Window Shades and Fixtures, HOl-
lands, &c.
They offer to Sunday Schools
LIBRARIES, at New York, Phila
and Cincinnati prices, and always
keep a large stock of s. s. Music
Books and Church Books.
They keep an endless variety Of
Pictures and Frames, which are
fine and yet cheap.
1t is no trouble to show goods al
Randall & Aston's, lo9 South High
ST., betwecn American and Goodal,
House, 2w4S
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Good Advice.

Let our possessions bo what
they may-marblc palaces, broad
lands, magnificent plate, or caskets
Of precious stones they all sink
in the balance against Heavens 8
great boon, HEALTH, and they
cannot be enjoyed without it.
And yet how little is it valued, and
how Osrclessly preserved. The
laws of nature cannot be violated
with impunity. Night revelry,
luxurious living, irregularity OF
meals, and a disordored appetite,
will gradually destroy the power
and activity Of the stomach. How
many ladies and gcnllomen eat
and drink disease at late suppers,
and arise in the morning with head.
ache, loss Of appetite, feeling Ian
guild and unreireshed There can
be no medical remedy that will
turn lead into food, or poisoned
drinks into nutriment, but medical
science can assist nature, supply
exhausted Auids, and TO q great
oxtent correct tho effects OF disease.
In all cases such as tho above, we
recommend PLANTATION BITTEgs
You will find them just the thing
AT tho samo time a most deli,
cious tonic and appetizer.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

On the 10th, the, Senate passed
the following bills: authorizing
tho transfer Of lands BY tie Union
Pacific railroad 10 the Denver
City, Railroad; To prevent the loau-
ing. of money on U S bonds.
Messrs. Morton. Sherman and
Edmunds made an effort to- have
the bill to repeal The tenure of-of.
fee law taken up, without success
The House session was occupied
in the consideration Of the bill sup.
plimentary to the National Bank
ing lay, and the Internal Revenue
Bill.
On the17th, in the Senate, Mr.
Edmunds, from the Judiciary com
mittco, reported a sresolution that
in the opinion OF the Senate the
proclamation Of the President OF
tho United States of the 25th Of
December, 1868, purporting TO
grant general--amnesty and par
don to all persons guilty Of treason
and acts of hostility to tho United
States during the late rebellion,
with restoration Of rights. &C., was
not authorized by the Constitution
or laws.
In the House the National Bank
ing Bill was debated.
In the Senate, on the 18th, the
Presidcntpresented the credentials
of A. G. Thurman, Senator elect
from Ohio.
The bill;to regulate the fraDking
privilege was passed as IL came
from tho House.
A bill repeating all laws confer
ring the frahking privilege or
membcrs.of Congress was rejected
by a vote Of l6 ayes to 1s nays.
In the House, the bill supple
montary to the National Banking
Law was finally passed. by a vot'
of1O6 to II. This. bill provides
for redistribution of currency
SO as to give the South sforty fv'
millions and the West. al addition
ofthirty millions.
Senate proceedings OF the 1911
not important.
Tho House after lcnglhy de
bate, passed the Army Appropria
tion Bill.
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SOME petitions have found their
way to Congress asking constitn'
tional recognition OF almighty
God as the source Of all authority
and power in civil Government, and
tho Lord -Jesus Christ rs tho ruler
among tho nations" In such n
recognition woald DO the seeds Of
greater civil and political convul.
sions than have ever dcsolated this
and. Practically it would polih.
cally disquaIify million llebrows
alone, TO say nothing OF Unitnrians,
and mullitudcs Of men who are
not clear in their trinitariau notions
IL would become, too, IN occasion
Tor on effort for sccIarian supre'
macy in civil Offices, and tho next
step would bo Tor a recognition
in tho Constitution Of somo ono
church rs tho only truo orthodox
church. To those, however, who
believe with Professor Cowlcs, OF
Obcrlin. that such recognition j.
necessary TO tho existence OF "God
ard Christ and his holy religion,
it will doubtless appear q CHS.
iian duty to- sign euch petitions and
iorco them upon tho attention ol
tho country through tho medium
OF Congress. = Gin. Commercial.
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AN ORDINANCE
Dpr,seribe dpidsfEe ne east liue Of Brodistre<
: L.t,n.n, lrhc.linr and MlLherrn sirnciS.

To prescribe dnddefEe rho east line Of Broddstree
beiloeea Wheeling and Mulberry streets.
See l, Be Il ordai ned by the City Council OF
the City Of Lancaster, Ohoi That the east line
OF Broad street hetween Wheeling and Mulher
nv streets shall and the same is hereby hxod
an established rs follows.
Beginning alta point at the intersection OF
the North boundary line Ct Wheeling street
with Broad street thirty-nine and Wo-tonths.
ia0 2-iO) feet east OF the original centre OF
Broad street; thence North 10 a point at tho
intersection Of Broad street with the south
boundary line ofthe alley thirty-eight and seven
Of broad street; thence North to apoin vt the
| Intersection OF Broad street with. the north
boundary lin ofsaId alley thirty eight ana hvo
tenths 3s 5-lo) feet eSst Of said centre Of Broad
street thence North toA point ~ the inter-
section of Broad street with the north boundary
| line of the church lot thrty-hlne and two
tcnths 60 2.l0) feet east Of the said centre ol
| broad street ; Thence north to point ut the
! intersection os Broad street with the south
| boundary line os Mulberry street thirty-nlne
and two -tenths $50 2.l0l feet cast OF said cen
trc OF Rroad street; the said east line nSnbovf
DESERT ed 90 1tormingwit the tne of'he sto nc
walls on TIE west sides OF the lots now owncc
4 and occupied by John d. Martin and the Pres
hyterian church and also with the line ,ot th'
l fence on the west side OF tho lot now ownes
| and occupied by g. ]. Wright.
Sec 2 This Ordinance 10 tako eiicctand h'
in foico from and after its passage nn'
Done in Council chambcr,n the City OF Ian
cnetcr, Ohio, this nth day OF February, A.. II
1869 JACOB III re, T.. o. Y.
WI. Nixa, City Clerk.
Feb. 25l IS59N.
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The tcnurc.of Office law repeal
bill is likely to go over in tho SEN
ate until tho. session beginning on
tho 4th Of March. We shall bO.
very greatly mistaken 10 our csli.
mate Of tho feeling ofthat body il
ihs'repealing bill Is not then pas
sed with the utmost promplitude.
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Now DRUG Store.

Ihave opened, on Main Street,
a retail Dug and Prescription
Store, and | keep in connection
herewith good assortment OF
Toilet articles.
My stock is entirely new, select
cd in New York City by myself, and
persons dealing with me can rest
assured of getting pure and fresh
Medicines at fair prices.
/ pay particular attention to fill.
ing Physicians prescriptions.
II B. HUNTER.
Lancaster, Ohio, Dec. 9, SO.
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From the Cincinnati Commercial, Feb. 18th.
Good Policy in Advertising.

From the Cincinnati Commercial, Feb. nth.
Good Policy in Advertising.
The real estate dealers in Chica.
70 have been holding meeting
and fixing up an organization that
they call a union. Tho main
thing under discussion at the meet-
ing was the price of advertising in
tho Chicago newspapers. IL is
very curious that the dealers seem
ed to think that one newspaper
was as good as another TO adver.
tisc in, and that they should dis.
criminatc against those that charg-
ed high prices. Tho fact that an
advertisement in paper that
charged twelve and one half cents
per line might be worth ten times
as much TO the advertiser as if it
were in paper charging four
cents q line, did not seem to occur
to the dealers. And several Of
them uerc so idiOtic as to talk of
running up the circulation of a
newspaper tcih cheap advertising.
There is nothing that kills a neps,
paper as fast as cheap adverfiSe.
ments. They fill up the space in
which the paper could be made in
tercstiDg, and, being Improbable
tho whole concern sinks. The
only healthy policy is to charge a
good price fur Advertisements in pro
portion TO circulation that is tie
number of papers circulated. and
the classes Of persons among rhom
they are circuiated-dnd thus obtain
a large reuenue out Of a small space,
and use the larger portion Of the
paper for reading matter of general
interest, keeping up the circulation
and Increasing It, and Nth it main
tanning and advancing the palue Of
space. The sickliest and most
hopeless printed sheets, by mis-
take called newspapers, are those
in which there are great masses ol
advertising, cheap and nasty, tum
blcd in without order, cared for BY
no one, and therefore worthless.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-25

rhe Barmoro mystery ia clear.
cd up. The masked villains who
took him from the train at Colum-
bia, Tennessee, conveyed him TO a
secluded spot, hung'him 10 tree,
and aiterward cut down tho body
and threw it into Duck River
Ba'more had been a detective,
and was acting in that capacity
in Nashville at tho time of his
death. His oilense seems to have
consisted in hunting down the
scoundrels who 60 about the coun,
try with masks upon their faces to
murder and assassinate their politi.
Gal euem,es,, Ho had been guilty
of no crime, unless indiscretion
and too great zeal be "a crime. Yet
Barmoro is but one OF hundreds in
tho Southern States who have
beon disposed OF In the samc COW
ardly way, since the close OF tho
war. The civil law has beon CON.
paratively inoperativo to check
these crimes; either beoauscot the
unwillingnoss Of the officers to on
force them, the eonnlyanco OF tho
people to conceal the criminOlS, or
tho impossibility to Ok upon them,
in a community where they arc
banded together and bound by the
most solemn obligations not to rc.
veal tho names OF their infamous
associates.
We had but yesterday an ac
count OF tho assassination OF three
men in tho wcslern part OF Tcnnos.
SEQ. by scoundrels who probably
belong TO tho secret society OF
which Barmore's murdorers arc
now distinguished members.
What Is to DO donc2 Tho law
must be enforced, these desperate
associations must DO broken up,
their members punished, and pro
teolion assured to all pcaceably
disposed citizens, II civil meas
ures are Insufficient, military rig
or must be rcsorlsd tn, There Il
no other choice, unless tho hops
of restoring domestic tranquility
and personal security is given up
A few summary trials and whole
somc hangings are needed in Ton
ncssoc - Gin Commercial.
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New York Market.
New YoRK, Feb. 20.

FLOUR-Clo dull and 5@l0c
lower for medium to good grades
GRAIN-Wheat .is quiet and
s,cady with moderate export in
quiry for good spring. Rye is
dull and nominal. Oats arc firm
ut 73J@732c for Western in store,
Corn is steady at 9Ol@9Oac for
miyod western.
PROVISIONS Pork 10 dull
and heavy at S3l so for new mess,
cash in tho regular way, and S3l
rs for sellers for April: Beef is
quiet and steady. Cut meats and
and bacon arc dull and nominal.
LARD-Dull at lss@lS3c for
fair TO prime steam.
EGGS Moderately active Of
,2l@23c,
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COE,s DYspEsIA CURE

willimmodiately relieve and per.
,manently cure tho most aggravated
case of Dyspepsia, Flatnlency, Sour
stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
Physicians, clergymen and all who
use it, join in unbounded praise of
it's great virtues. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere. Price S1.O0 1927
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The Democratic State Convcn.
ton of Connecticut was held on
tho 9th of January. After nom.
mating a ticket, it passed rcso.
luton fsvoring tho payment Of
bonds in gold.
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COE'S UOUGH BALsANT.

A great popular Remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough and Consumption. Both
izcs-ordinary 4 or. also NAM
moth family bottlos--for sale by
all druggists and dealers in'modi-
cines. No family should be over
night without it in the house. [52]
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SnecloI No ice.

wish respectfully to caution the public to
beware Of the promises Of Wheeler \ Wilson
and other Ngents to furnish Singers New Fam
ily Sewing machines to those who are not salts
fed with the machines they sell, fortheslngeI
can only be obtained from an agent o
lho Singer Manufacturing Company.
Jas Duncan, Ag't,
Rising Block, Columbus street,
Jan. II, lsG9.tf. Lancaster, Ohio.
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THE FATE OF A DETECTIVE
The body Of Seymour Bnrmore, q
detective who madc Cincinnati
hisI headquarters during the war,
and who mystoriously disappeared
from Nashville, about q month
age, was found in Duck River,
near Columbia. Tennessee, several
days tince. Barmoro was mur.
dcredlby the Ku. .Klu1 Klan of that
region, it is believed, not for money,
but for rovenge.- Commercial.
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We learn from a Columbus spo
ciAl to the Cincinnati Chronicle that
the committee to locate tho New
Penitentiary was in session du.
ring tho afternoon and evening oi
the 18th. Oral arguments were
made by P. b. Ewing. Of Lancas
ter. Col. R. Brinkcrhoff, Of Mans
held, Kent Jarvis, Of Massillon
and the representatives Of Other
towns. The places which have
submitted propositions are Berea
Hamilton, Lancaster, Mansfield
Massillon, Portsmouth, Sandusky
Toledo and GAINESVILLE.
Tho report of tho committee, it i
said, will bo made TO the Lcgisla
turc to-day.
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"The Ross County horticultural
Society" has been started in Chill.
licOthc, with the following gentle
men aStho officers elect;
DR.. d. II. Scott, Presidcn';
Joshua Seney; Vice President
Benz + Stone, Secretary; Charles
J. Miller, Treasurer; and Gen. s
II. Hurst, Col. +. W. Blackford
and Louis MeggenhOfcn as Direc
tors.
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A man in Now Bedford has boen
offered $50 900 for the patent of
his lour wheeled yclocipcde; but
has refused il, and contents him.
seli with selling the Connecticut
right for sc, ,000,
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J. N. Tyner, Republican candi.
date in tho Eighth Indiana Dis.
trict, to fiji the vacancy Of Con.
gressman Pratt, was elected by
about 1000 majority. Not much
interest was taken in tho election
by either party, and it passed of
quietly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-25

The N. Y. Tribune thus mingles
buds and politics: Before the sun
rises, the heavens are tinted with
his coming radiance. Before the
leaves Of June, we have the buds
of May. The bright, fresh, glad
ening influences Of Spring iorerun
the fruitful months OF Summer
General Grant is not yet PreSi
dent of tho United States, but bis
power is already felt"
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1t is perhaps, a fortunate circum.
stance for Spain that she was in
no haste TO recognize tho rebels Of
our late war as beIligerents. The
compliment might be unpleasantly
returned. at this tune. Such a
recognition wonld 20 great way
TO encourage the rebels and in
spiro Cubans with enthusiasm in
their struggle to throw off the
Spanish yoke Gin. Commercial.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-02-25

The fall Of snow in Canada this
winter, so far, has exceeded any
previorI snowfall for twenty years
past, by thirty. eight inches. Ac-
cording to published statement,
the depth of snow fallen at Mon
treal is one hundred and eighteen
inches, or noarly ton feet, and it
is now eight feet deep in the
streets Of that city. At Quebec
the Legislature had 10 adjourn on
Tuesday, for lack ofa quorum snow
bound on the way.
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A AVALuAB.EFARM FOR
SALE.

Tho fArml belonging to the estate ofthelA's
DR.. James White. three miles East OF Lancas-
YER, on the zanesullc a MAysville Turnpike
containing $50 Acres. For tOrms enquire at
slocum 4 whites Drug storc,
Jan. 10, ls6o.u.
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General Webb. Grand Marshal,
ia perisc.ing bis arrangements for
the Inauguration procession on the
18th Ct March, which promises to
be one OF the most imposing pa.
gesns ever with essed in this
country.
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Bookbinding.

Persons having books, periodi-
Gals, or any thing of the kind they
wish to have bound, can have it
done at regular binders prices and
at short notice by leaving the same
at BiHin ghurSts. 3w.
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Oh. what fall was thcrc!--
Wherc7 Why at DcMuth's store,
in the price of Boots and Shoes,
Round tho corncr, Columbus street
Rising building. AZ tt,
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Tho steamer Mite Stephen was
destroyed by FIRE in Caddo Lake,
Red River, on the night ofthe llth
instant, and 63 lives werO lost,
mostly women and children. The
bout and cargo we're a total loss.
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Do Muth is closing out his stock
Of Boots anl Shoes, for q change
of business. Bargains to bo had
round tho corner, Columbus If.
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The debate in the State Com.
mittCo on Foreign Relations, on
tho Alabama treaty, showed thai.
not a single member was in favor
Of its ratification.
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James Gordon Bennett has Civ.
en- $4,000 to tho Herald Club,
composed Of attaches Of that office,
70 be used in tho event Of sickness
or disability.
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Harry YoUSo, of Rushcreek
who has won Interpolation OF be-
ing ono Of the best hands to prune
vines, fruit trees, &C., in the coun-
ty, offers bis services the coming
spring. Give him q call.--47-Lt.
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VALUABLE
Property for Sale.
7 WILL SELL THE PREMISES ON wHIcn

WILL SELL THE PREMISES ON WHICH
! now reside, situated on Front street, near
the Canal, at the feet Of Mill street. Also, tho
Pork House, within q few rods OF the same, on
the opposite side ofthe canal, with every thing
complete for the slaughteiing OF lOOOO hoEs.-
The MAN building Is 45 feet long by As feet
vide, and four stories high, In addition Is
large Ware House, so feet long by 35 wide, SUIT
able for any purpose; together with a large lee
House thatwl hold sou tons Of Ice, with good
ice cellar underneath, convenient for sailing
Pork at any season OF the year, and where pork
can be cured in July. THERE'S also, inside the
slaughter house, one Of the best springs in
Fairfield county. good Hog. Lot is attached,
WIN running Nater the year round, together
WIN oil the necessary Pens and out buildi nRs.
water can be taken to any part ofthe building
making II one Of the most complete SlauRh-
ter Houses in the State. Or II could he made
very suitable fer any kind ofFactory, BrGpeTy,
Tannery, or any thing Of the kind that man
might desire to convert ltInto, Tho resdOnaO
is frame building, 80 feet long by % wide. and
Two stories high. House all new and complete,
with the necessary out buildings, cellar, cis-
tern, never falling well, and a large smeke
mouse. Adjoining this IS good vacant lot
next to that IL another house OF about the aame
Dimensions, IN good order, with large stable ON
the same lot with room for twenty horaas-,with
- good barn } ard Of tachcd All ofwhich Ioffee
atprivate sale from now until the LIST OF April,
1869. Buyers from distance, desiRninG 10 To-
cate In Lancasterwil do we'll 10 examine This
property.
For particulars, terms, &C., apply on The
premises to
JESSE ANDERsoS.
Lancaster. Feb. II, Iss9-tt4T
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CENTRAL ONO House. AssoclA'
TIoN This Association, composed
OF Licking md adjoining counties,
met at tho American House. in
this city. Tor the purpose OF form
ing a permanent society OF those
Interested in the noble animal
Representatives wcro in attend
anse from Muskingum, Coshocton,
and other counties. Henry Blan.
dy, Esq of Muskingum, was olect'
cd President; Mcssrs, n G..
Granger, Judge W. II. Shircllii
and George p. Eaton, were elccted
Vice Presidents; b. G. Smythe
E.Q Secretary; and Mr.. Josep b
White, Treasurer OF Association.
A committee was appointod' 70
report directors for this and nd
ibining counties, Also a commit
loeto draft fnlcs and regulations
to report at next meeting 10 b'
held ut somo place on Saturday
Feb. 20th-Newdrk American. &
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Hon. WA, BURLEIou, Congress.
sional delegate from Dakotu, has
favored US with q copy of his
speech on Indian affairs delivered
on tho 9th inst, for which ho has
onr thanks.
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Mammoth Bottles only 20 Cts.
EUGENE HAIR REsToRER THE
cuEApIsT AND BEST,

THE EraESIE HAIR REsToRER
oclipses all known discoveries for
tho rapidity with which IL restores
gray and faded bair to its natural
color-promotcs its rapid and
healthy growth, prevents ard stops
il when falling off, and is a most
luxuriant dressing for tho Hair,
rendering it soft, silky and lus-
strous. Mammoth Bottles only Is
cents.
Sold by most all druggists. [52]
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1t 10 estimated that there were
packed during the season in Hi
nois, Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri q.
400. 900 hogs against 2,7sl. .1sO last
year, . falling of Of about IL per
cent.