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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

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There is now in the Treasury
SlO8,OO0,OO0 in gold. S37,O0O,OOC
in gold certificates, and 100000
in currency.
Emigrants TO tho number Of four
hundred and seventy>nine passed
through Columbus last week, for
the West.
During Gen. Grants administra.
tion, so far, the debt has been do.
creased at tho rate, as some arith.
metician calculates, of throo dollars
and four cents per second, and
nearly eleven thousand dollars per
hour. Htt 100.
A society has been organized in
Coshocton, Ohio, composed ontiro.
ly of young ladies, tho mombcrs oil
which cannot marry without unan-
imous consent.
Altogether, 1886 Chinese
have reached Ca lifornia. These
are thus accounted for by the com.
panics; Returned, 37,323; died,
0,42G; remaining in the State, Al,
600; and tho rest have gone into
other States. NI
Mayor Hall, of Now York, has
boon presented with o portrait Of
his fathers grand father, who was
hung as a rcgicilo of Charles l.
at Tyburn.
Chicago papers aro discussing
whether a Sunday school in that
heavenly city, which requires the
constant presence oftwo policemen
TO preserve order; is SUCCESS.
Dakota Territory will soon bo
knocking at tho door OF the Union.
Villages arc springing up thCrc
rapidly. Moro than 5000 persons
have emigratcd thcrO this past
summer. The present population
is rcckoncd at 10000, and $4,000
acres of land have lately been talk,
on up under tho homestead and
pre- cmption laws by actual set~
tiers.
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Tho County Auditors Of mo.
jority of the counties Of Ohio, arc
holding q Convention in tho Sen.
atO Chamber at Columbus. Its do
liberations will doubtless bc of val
NC to the public service. "a 2'p.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Tho partnership heretofore existing be-
tween davidson h BrNaee,is this day dissolv-
VIII be condu ted by A. Davidson, who assumes
all indebtedness and win collect all outstAnd-
ing debts due the late firm Of davidson a ra-
SOC, Thnnkfn for The past patronage, the un-
dersigned res pectfilly soliclts q continuance
ofthe samo, A. DAVIDSON.
ne-All those ind bted to the late firm OF
settle without delay. 4T'
Dec. q, ls6V-Jw, m
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Christmas only comes OnOe = year.
Don't wait for another to come. Come right
along. Bny your wife a Grower q Baker
Sewing Machine for a Christmas Present.
They are beyond doubt the BEST Machines
cheerf ully exhibited and instructions given
free. ofico next door to Beck's Drug Store.
3s-2t. WILL. GEBELEIN, Agt.
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The undersigned takes plcasur Q in RRn ounc-
ing to the public that he has been appointed
Agent OF the UNRlvALLED PIANOS manu-
facturcd by VIM. KNABE& CO., Baltimore,
Md, for the city ofLancastcr and FNirheld and
Hooking counties, Those washing to purchase @
a TRULY RELIABLE, and in EVERY RE.
sPEcT PERFECT PIANO, at a fair, hon.
est Price, will find il TO their interest to
call on him before buying elsewhere.
G. SCHNEIDER,
Music Teacher.
Lancaster, o., Dec, 0, 1s0o>-Sw.
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Money! Money! Money!!71

money! money! MOney!I
Wanted, ,andmust be had, in settlement Of
the old Mtthotfk Co., Hardware firm accounts
Those Indebted are earnestly invited to call on
GA. Mithof or Chas. II. Creed, one or the
other ofwhom will at all times be found
their office oyst tAeIISrdware Store ofMitho
& Co., ,andtheytrustn will not be necessary
to repeat this invitation ina different shape. !
June 10, 90 If
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Why
Because,

After eleven years. expert
ence and trial the sales have
increased each and every
year, and thousands Of let
ters (unsolicited) Of there
markable cures they have
performed bear witness.
Read the letters in Local
Column Of cures by these
medicines.
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Four thousand men are employ,
ed on the line ofrailrcad in course
OF construction between .Indianap.
oils and Terra Haute, whose pay.
roll for the last month amounted
To 5000 600 4 hho sf9l
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The local editor of a Columbia
(MississppD paper having recently
got married, a ootemporary says :
"May his fathor-in.law die rich,
and enable poor Stevens TO rise
from the printing business and set
up % cako shop at o railway sta
tion."a gyi sthi 40
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NJ OF I @ E..
Manhood; How Lost, How
a. .B;t Restored. t5,S55 sS5

y Just pubished,S new edition Of DE-.
CulveryF ellis CelahgaIen BE :.
Vsey on the fadicdi chk4 Without
WI medicine) OF sPERnArohnMuA, or
Seminal Weakness, InvolunIary
Seminal Losses, lnRczHHgEy Mental
and Physical Ihchraeity, Impsdimen.s % Mar.
riage, Ac.; also, CoNsynrfIorsy EPILEPsT. and
Frs Induced BY self iuduIgehce or sexual ex%
ifavagance. ora i4l tAlof 80 ~
0JrF price, 10 sealed envelop pc, only 6ents.
The celebrated author, In this AdinirNhle es-
say, clearly demonstrates from thirty yeara'
successful practice, that the alarlninB . onee-
quences Of self abuse may DO radicnlil cured
without tho dangerous use Of internal medi-
cine or the application Of the kRites pointing
out cure at once simple, certnin and pHRQtuAl,
by means OF which every sufferer, no 0watfeP
what his condition may DO, may cure AImiSl
cheaply. privately, dradieallV; ~"
uA. This Lecture shopld BE- In the hands Of
eyery youth and every man IN the land ~ "
Sent, under sealed envelope, TO any sddfees,
ppst pdid, on receipt Of six cents, or two posf
stamps. Also, DR.. Culyefw6ll's g liArfiaee
6uide,'t price as cents. Address the Publiak,
ers. ~ cHAs. J, o. KLINE co.,
1a9, BoWery, n. .Tt
Nov. .ls, 1850, 35-iyr. .IS'l'r T'~s'
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A party of twenty.six gentle.
men and fivo ladies', from.Massa-
chusetts, are en- route for Jerome
on the South Pacific Railroad, tc
ascertain the aduptability of that
place for manufacturing purposes
1t is their intention to erect large
paper and wooden mills, and they
propose to take q large amount o.
capital to Missouri. Another par.
ty of fifty will leave the same State
in few days, on a similar visit.
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Asecond concert by the Theodore
Thomas orchestra at Columbus was
givcn on Tuesday evening. Il
would have been largely attended
from LancastOr had II boen under-
stood the concert would bo repeat.
"a .t. .I-t| fH .NHII Hi'
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DR.. Bowersmith, veterinary sur.
geon, would like all having diseae.
ed horses TO call on him before the
close of the holidays. Sec, his no
tice in another column.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The majority for Alcorn, the Re.
publican candidate for Governor in
Mississippi, II Is now said, will
reach $4,000. tyb49 ''Ra
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Both Houses Of Congress have a.
greed to adjourn from the 22d inst,
to tho 9th Of January. A much
shorter recess than usual for the
holidays. r ','i -. n7 q,
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The customary hopors werO paid
to the memory Of the lato Senator
Fessenden, OF Maine,in both Houses
Of Congress, on Tuesday. a-iIa
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"D. P" are the initials Of a
Dirty Pup who blackguards from
Washington for tho Cincinnati
Commercial. vaaaN3
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1t is stated that the Ways and
Means committee has decided to
recommend the removal Of the
manufacturers' tax from pork pack
ora.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The Bethel Union, at Gincihna~
q, has just closed apo Immensely
successful Fair, Of ot,ssysral dnyAadu.
ration. giy oi. 10 ola .aA2 Z
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The Chinese>Amorican treaty,
negotiated by Mr.. Burlingamo, has
been ratified by tho Chinese gov.
ernment. 400 euiiasl iitt
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Lancaster, O., Dec, ., 1soo--Sw.
L. o. o. f.

Tho Members of the Widows and Or
phan's Beneficial Society, are hereby
notified that the Annual Meeting of said
Society will be held at the Hall Of Char
ity Lodge No. Z, OH the I'd Monday OF
January, A, ID, 1870. at half-past Q
o'clock, p. N. NV. ToWsoN,
Dec. 9th-td Sec'y.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The Illinois Constitutional Con.
vention is in session. Its pcrma-
nent officers are not yet chosen.
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The New York w oman Suffrage
Association ! at late meeting
adopted this 1resolutionr,TT ="
IN ResQlyedn That . tho brutal and
mprderOus attack of Mcfarland
upon A. D, Richardson, last week
is, in ? great degree attributable
TO the debasing and slavish condi
ton Of woman By the statute and
common law of the State gof New
York, and the pernicions in q nee
Of the Now York Tribune on the
divorce question and the civil
rights Of women 7aba-f ann
brDo these women want TO abolish
tho institutions Of marriage and
the family, and by consequence,
human civilization? The reaction
against tho ultra women's move.
mept seems likely to set in sooner
than wosupposed. .af29
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

T., JJcm. Mace, pugilisIic champion
Of England, has challenged Tom.
Alien, champion Of America for o
trial Of tistioufIS. Another excite
ment for the bruisers.
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A general assortment OF Domestic ond For
ei2n Dry Goods, Notions, Carpets, OIL Cloths,
Shoes, Groceries, and Produce can be hid n,
Berry Brown Co .'s at very low prices.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

MahlOn Chance, Of Ohio, has
been nominated to the consuIship
at Nassau, by tho President. lsTo
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Light Bread, Light Biscuit,
Buns, and Cakes Of all kinds, fresh,
good and cheap, always at
39-2t. s. A. BAUMAN's.
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The President, it is believed
will soon recommend plan fol
the establishment OF a telegraphic
postal system. Experts say a pay
ing business can be conducted on
a uniform tariff of three cents for
ten words, to any part Of the coun.
try.-Commercial.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

@The Newark Agricultural Com.
pany" has just been Incorporated,
with q capital Of s5OO,OOO,
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Tho Government has ordered
the unconditional rolcaso Of the
Spanish gunboats which have been
built in Now York, whore they
have for sono time boon detained
by government authority.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

ThoInterviawing Reporter is the
present most disgusting feature Of
newspaperdom. sj slrod Z
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The insurgents in Cuba arc still
keeping up a show Of fight.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Bayard Taylor lectures at the
Opera House In Columbus this
evening. -'' {
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Hon. P. VAN TRUMP has our
thanks for late Washington papers
and public documents.
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Tho Texas election is still in
doubt. Davis, (rAdical) is $500
ahead for Governor, so far as rcO
turns have been received, but o
largo portion Of the State lis yet to
hear from, and both parties claim
the election Of. their candidate by
a small majority, as is also the case
with tho candidates for Congress. -
Tho Legislature is beloved to bo
Radical by o decisive majority.
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Paradise for Women.

Wyoming Territory has adopted
woman suffrage. Gov. Campbell
has approved tho bill passed by the
legislature 10 that effect, and it is
now law. Now lot tho women
who want TO vote rush to that par.
adisc and secure its admission into
the Union as o State under tho
samo law. t. -ltt .....
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

Tho Ecumenical Council was
opened at RopO on Wednesday
the 9th inst by the Pope, nmid the
ringing Of boIIs and firing Of can
non. There were sovcn hundred
bishops in attendance and The
opening ceremonies lasted flve
hours. The affairi Is reported tC
have been the grandest that hal
been witnessed in Rome fora con
tury. ,aati i81i gy
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The engine A. Taft, OF a wool
train on the Little Miami Rail-
road, near Columbus, burst her
boiler on Monday, breaking an
arm and a.leg Of a brakeman nam
ed COhkliSl 8 rssidSnt Of West JEFF
fcrsoa, from which injuries he will
probably die. - X. n....,l.-,L
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RAccooN CREEK, ATHENS Co., OIL
Nov ls, 1860.
notice IN tho Western Medical Banner that
Dr. Bowersmitt, the world renowned yeteri.
nary surgeon lin Lancaster, giving Lectures
onthe Anatomy ofthe Horse aud Diagn os,s Of
nus various diseases. lwould he glad to have
lately performed q wonderful operation in am
putatinR from the hoiv Of horse n sit fast,
weighing four pounds. and covered through.
out with small peretites or shekina, percoiya.
able by the natural eye. would say for the
Doctors benefit that the horse has recovered
oPeriect health: J. M'DONALD.
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Because
They know the ingredients
of which they. are made.
Because

The Blood Purifier is the
only article in the market
whichcontains the celebrated
costly Drugs imported ex-
presslY from Sweden for its
manufacture, and the Pills
contain the active principle
of Podophyllum (Mandrake
Root,) and is o substitute
for Mercury.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

"born to be a, Watch Maker
but failed heavily in the ''broughten up.r
SGT.
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George w. Harris, a humorous
writer, better known urdcr the
pseadonym of "Sut Lovengood,' y
died noar Knoxville, recently, CT
apoplexy.
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GREED! REED!rREED -,

For genuine Alexandra or Jouvin Kid Glove,
go to BeerY, Brown 4 Co.'s. so-2t.
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GREAT RED UCTION IN
PRICES 1T BL1LRE'S.


An immense stock of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Silver Ware and
Musical Instruments which will
bo sold at prices corresponding
with the recent decline in gold
LADIES GOLD WATCHES &
CHAINS.
All grades of Americon Watches
in gold and silver cases. A full
assortment of Swiss Watches.
Fine Stone Sett Rings, lS X Rings
Ladies' Sets, Studs and Sleeve
Buttons, Gents Pins, Gold Brace.
lots, Handkerchief Holders, Vest
Chains, Gold aud Silver Thimbles,
Charms, &C., &c.
SILVER WARE!l
Tea Sets, Ice and Water Pitch.
ers and Walters, Goblets, Cake
Baskets, Card Receivers, Castors,
Berry and Butter Dishes, Fruit
Stands, Toilet Sets, Sugar Bowls,
Cream Pitchers, SJ rup Pitchers,
Knife Rests, Salt Cellars, Call
Bells, Vases, Paper Weights,
Match Safes, Cake and Pie Knives,
Berry and Coffee Spoons, Oyster
and Soup Ladies. Also o fine as.
sortmcnt of Table Ware: Solid
Silver Spoons, Best quality Ivory
and Rubber Handle Dinner and
Desert Knives, Table Spoons
and Forks, Tea Spoons, Butter
Knives, &c.
Elegant Gold and Silver Head
Canes! /!
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF
ALL KINDSl ,r
Something new for children
Cornots, Trombones, Bell Trees
and Mctalaphons call and see
them.
For specimens of Silver Ware,
look in our Show Window.
All goods engraved FREE.
39-3t. II. Il. BLAERB
Beery, Brown L Co. keep Thomson's and
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Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit.
Herb, Tree, Shrub and Evergreen
seeds with directions for cultu re, pre-.
paid by mail. The most complete
and judicious assortment in the
country. Agents wanted.
20 sorts Of eitherfor 81 90; prepaid by mail.
4 lso Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs, all the new
Potatoes, &C., prepaid by mail. 4lbs. Early
Rose Potato, prepaid, for 81 90. Conoverf.
Colossal Asparagus, SO per 100; S25 per 1000,
prepaid. New. hardy fragrant everbloomIne
Japan Honeysuckl lie, 30 cts. each, prepaid. %
True Cape Cod Cranberry, upland or lowland
culture, 81 90 perlOO, prepaid, wit h direct ons
Prced Catalogue to amy address, gratis; a lso
trade list. Seeds Commission.
II. NJ: WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries o nd
seed warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Establish.
Dec. 10, lSC9-4m.
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First Class Book Store,

Extra inducements offered 10 Dealers and
Teachers buying in quantities. Call and OK :
anime this beautiful stock before purchasing
elsewhere, and be ye pleased.
old Paper and Rags taken In parmentfo for
Dec. 10, ls594tf. rF
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ANDY BAUMAN is as we'll propar.
cd to deal out lots of nice holiday
goods as any of his neighbors,-
Toys, Candies, Cakes, &c. in abun
dance on hand. Call on him for
your supplies of Christmas and
Now Years Gifts. 39-w.
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Beery, Rrown& Co. have the incest Velvet
for cloaks and Suits In the city. sO-2t
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The Handsomcst Plalds and other Dry Goods
are kept at Beery, Brown 4 Cos, S0-2t.
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A. BRENNEHAN,S

On sale the celebrated RpffaloBlack k Apacas
atBeery, BrOwn q Co.'s. sO-2l.
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Thursday, Dec. 70, 1869.
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Ex Governor WELLS, of Va. the
defsatsd Radical candidate for
recollection, has written a. strong
letter in favor Of the immediate re-
st0ratiOq Of that State by Con-
gress, aAd thp removed of political
disabilities from 81 hsrlcitisens.k
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-12-16

The llne.t Oanalos in tho city at
Creed Bros. Ssh, w, Al.
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h1-We all admire dark and glossy head
hoir'Hnd by using heAlisma, can soon have
the soft and wavy trOsscs ofyouth. Try 1t by
all means, and sec what wonderful effects IL
win produce. r
For all diseases Of tho throat and lunEs try
Stewards Cough Cure. fH-a #rn 'H
lfyou want Laco Co liars, Handkerchief, &c
for tho Holidays, go TO Beery, Brown a Co.'S.
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ment seems likely to set in sooner
than wosupposed. 'Aflg
.t .nht-l-ls-S.--.-.s..-----4-.--, ~ ----4-.--,
q 20 isaOuil Georgia. 5.''H 'a" D
We cutthis dispatch from the
Ohio State Journal; h-
aamo'los2 ATLANTA, Dec. 49,.
Card IRON an anreconstructed Rebel
Gen. Morgan, q leading Demo
cratic member Of the Georgia Leg.
islature, has published rejoinder
to, Congressman Tits letter, in
which he aays neither tho Senate
nor House intended to submit tho
question of tho eligibility Of col
orod mombers 10 seats in the Leg.
islature 70 tho Supreme Court. Z
The present Legislature never will
reseat negroes nor will it pass the
fifteenth Amendment. These arc
settled facts. For myself l have
been o submissionist as long as ]
intend TO bo, and have gone as tai
as l intend to- go togrltiiy the un
hallowod will and domin eering
spirit ofa corrupt Congress.
n Democratic papers quote the
above q as manly sentiments aud
having tho ring Of true rnctal,s-
Gen. Morgan occupies tho seat Of
nm cxpcllcd negro member.
h The PreSs denounce Gen. Terry
as an infamous liar, and advocates
making the State too hot TO hold
the friends of the administration.
y An attcmpt was madc TO assas.
sinute s A. DARRELL and Peter o.
Neill, Republican members of Tho
Legislature, at Milledgoville q fcw
days since. I@ 90" '}''lti '''"
Western DistiIIers' Association
u THiIrf 1f -1 won l"i-
4 A CINCINNATI telegram of Tues
day says: lm,a io 11d"ad %
The distillers from tho Sd, 9th
and 18th Ohio, 4th and 5lh Indi.
ana, sth Kentucky, districts, met
in this city yesterday afternoon
and formed an association Twon,
ty.nino firms signed tho copstitu.
tiOn. Tho officers elected were,
W. GaR, Of Cincinnati, President !,
John Gctkc, Cincinnati Vice Pres.
ident; W. Schwartzenber, Cincin,
natl, Secretary; ], Friburg, Gin.
Treasurer. II was named
the "Wostcrn Distlllcrs' Associa.
ton" Tho object is to protect the
interests OF the Government; fix tho
valuc Of tho product; retain the.
law it possible, ana to ro
commend TO Congress Legislation
TO prevent frauds. Resolutions
wcro passed. protesting against the
change Of tho fermenting reriod to
forty>oight hours also that tho es.
ecutive committee lay tho results
Of tho experiment on the short
process Of fermentation before tho
Commissioner Of Rovonue. Ad,
journcd sine die.
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Beery, Brown 4 Co. keep Thomson's and
other corsets, at very low prices. 39-2t.
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Diseases Of the Horse.

Or. ISAAC BowERsMTTH,
EN the celebrated Veterinary sur.
UNA geon, is now in Lancaster, at tho
IN Mithoff House, where he will
GAAN XIV remain until alter the Ho lidays,
Nv ~ delivering lectures In tho city
Ne4Szkx11l and treating all diseases Of the
Horse.
The following testimony as IN His skiI, will,
speak for itself. ' '' "''
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Of tho United States to enforce the
provisions OF tho act.
In tho House, among tho bills
introduced werc tho following:
TO abolish the franklng privi-
lego; To provide a FREQ systom OF
National Banking; TO provide for
the construction of the Niagara
Canal, Also, a joint resolution for
the admission OF Virginia as pend-
ing in the Reconstruction Com.
mIttee; For tho relief Of surviving
soldiers and sailors of the war Of
1872; granting universal amnesty;
to amend the national currency
act; to amend tho acts relating to
tho franklng privilege; to facill.
tate tho settlement Of tho public
lands by freedmen; to protect all
persons in their civil rights. and for
tho means of their vindicatlon; es.
tablishing q universal system Of
naturalization. I' sAi'
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, of.
fered a resolution instructing the
committee on Ways and Monns to
prepare and report q bill forthwith,
to place taxation Of incomes deriv-
cd from United States bonds by
holders thereof thesamc ground
as now provided for payment Of
taxation Of tho income from rail-
roads and other corporation bonds,
that is, that a five per cent. income
tax shall be deducted from the in.
terest on all Government bonds
paid by the United States TO bond
holders thereof. N q, cvaa so
A resolution offered by Mr.