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SICK HEADACHE

Arises from disortlered state of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious arrangement of the
liver, and can be permanently cured by the use
of Rohack's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
Full directions accompany each bottle and box.
THos. C. SHREyE, Druggist, Agent.
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COUNTY SURVEYORS HeTlcE,

THE undersigned begs leave I'd inform tho
j land ovners of Doniphan County, that be
has complete copy Of Original field notes Of
said County, and 10 prepared to establish per-
manent corners 70 any piece Of land in the
County. t.
Farmers Who design planting Hedges, should
bear this In mind. -.
Ten days notice should be siveE BY parties
wanting surveying done. go
No denatiea. Surveys mid1 or corners estab-
liahsd b. any other Surveyor are Illegal. and
liable = be changed .herssfse;. Whefs ser.
veys are made oe oesnefs established, 70 be
Asermsoent amd legal, they must ke recorded
s. the County Surveyor on bis Record.
viii sstsnd % making. abstrsch Of titles
paving tazss, o. lboying aad.selliae land.
Address, Troy, Dpniphau County, kansss.
I reslds o. Section !. Tesn {. Range -. two
miles vsss Of Syracuse.
4. W. WATERS,
June ls, iSeoEs,. Cosnty 6drveyor.
BHA NIX DHxWD9
Al
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CONVALESCENTS

Should use Roback's Stomach Biters, t.
strengthen the prostration which always fol
lows acute diseases; it will be found far supe
rior, as stimulating tonic. to any of the wine
and bark preparations Of the. present day.
THOS. C. SHREVE, Druggist, Agent.
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AGENTS.

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IlOee
tried II, know that it cured them; :hoee who hayo
not, know thar it cures their neghbors and friends,
and all know that what i does once 1t does AWAY
that 1t never fails through any fault or neglect Of
its composition. We have, and can show, thou.
sands upon thousands Of certificates Of remarks-
bic cures Of the following complaints. but such
should we publish them Adapted to al ages and
conditions In all climates; containing neither calo-
mel or any deleterious tlrns, they may be taken
serves them ever fresh and makes them pleasant to
take, while being purely vegetable no harm can
arise from their use IN any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence OF, tho
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate t
into healthy action-rcmove the distractions Of tho
body restoring their irregular action to health and
by correcting. wherever they exist such derange-
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Minute directions are given In the Wrapper on
ne box, for the following complaints, which these
For DyspepAia or Indigession. Liniess-
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom-
ach and restore its healthy tone and action.
toms, Bilious lHeadache, sick Hea1ac he.
Collie and BiIioas Fevers. they sSouid Be ja-
dcionsy taken for each to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
FOR Dyscntery or Df0rrhRa, but one mild
oI Ter Is Isssmnerally Tsgnlred: c n
eatien of the Heart, Pain In the side,
BACK and Loina, they should be continuously
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For Dropsy and DroPsical Swellinga they
should be taken in large and frequent doses 10 pro-
duce the effect Of drastic purge.
For Suppression 4 large dose should be taken
as i produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS Dinner Pin, take one or two Pills to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invigorates the system. Herco it is often ad.
vantagcous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, Often finds that dose
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the tges-
tive apparatus There arc numerous cases whero
o purgative Is required, which we cannot enuncr.
ate here but they suggest themselves TO everybody
and where the virtues of this PIT are known, tho
public no longer doubt whist to employ.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS,

Jaundice. and all affections Of the Liver. are
soon removed by the ure OF Roback's Stomach
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vegetable medicinal extracts, with especial re-
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The New York herald., 1869-06-16
TtlsGaApHlc NEWS ITiHi

The New Hampshire Legislative committee has In
viied General Grant to visit Concord.
The miners of the Lehgh Coat and Navigation
Company and the Wilkesbafre PA, vocal aud Iron
Company resume work today.
The vote on Law delegation in two OF the Meth odist
churches IN Philadelphia yesterday resulted as fol-
lows:-spring Garden street church. 2Os for and s
against IT. Green street church. 25s forand against.
Two men, named Louis Stretz and John Salt
frank had an alteration In Memphis, Tenn, yester-
day during which the former disembowelled the
latter, causing instant death.
The case Of +. W. Paterson against the propretors
of the Rochester Jtion for an alleged libel was on
trial IN the Circuit Court IN that city yesterday after
noon. The case eXcitcs much interest.
In the Buffalo wniskey fraud case which was tried
I'm Boston, and which occupied all OF last week, the
Jury found In favor OF +. :. johnson and Thomas
Fe and disagreed as to A. J. Houghton and william
T. Brink. Johnson ana Fell were discharged and the
case as the Others stands over until October next.
Three tobacco manufacturers OF Cincinnati yester.
day assaulted Colonel a. Ioagland Special Agent of
the Revenue Department.. He escaped by taking
refuge IN store One OF the parties struck him and
said, "Damn you, | viii kill you You seized my
The tobacco factories OF all three
assauants were seized several months ago.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
MEXICO.

Rich Geld Discoveries in COIima-Peace Re-
stored in the Pacific States-PlacidiO Vega
Inausnrating n Revolution.
SAN FRANCISCO, June IA, 1869.
Advices from Northwestern Mexico state that ex.
tensive gold fields have been discovered near Coli
ma. The mining district is represented to be 100
miles In length, aud TO exceed the California mines
in richness. There u great rush OF people to the
new dgglngs. The Governor OF Colima has ordered
that the kldnarpers be punished with death.
IL Is reported that the Governor OF sonora has
ousted the Custom House Officers OF Cauymas be-
cause they refused furnish funds for the protec
ton of tue state against the Indians.
Political AFFAIRS are quiet In the states OF Guer-
rero, Colima, Sinaloa aud sonora and Lower Cali
fornia.
Ia anticipation OF the governments intention to
Issue greenbacks,r " the merchants OF Colima print
on their billGeads payable In gold silver coin.n
General Placdo Vega Is expected at San Bias, for
the purpose OF inauguratibQ revolution In Sinaloa-
The defeat OF Paacio Will probably deter him from
any active demonstration, rs he has no force to
tend successfully against Rabe. General Lozada Is
personally friend OF Vegas, but Is unwilling to
furnish him material aid. Vega sailed from this
port (San Francsco) about the middle OF May In a
vessel chartered for the purpose OF taking him to the
coast ol Mexico IL Is reported that. he has landed
at santiago.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
MEETING or THE C0MpoSIToRs AND PaeSSMea OF THE Cow
ERNaEnr PAINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON, June Is, 1859.
This afternoon meeting OF the printers at the
government office held in the Document room,
pursuant to the following notice, posted up in the
office -
NorIcE-A meeting of the compositors and press
men viii be neld in the Document room at a quarter
TO two p NJ. to-day, to take measures to vindicate
ourselves from the SANDERS and Misrepresentation
committed upon US by the National 1ypograDhical
Union.
Mr.. Alfred Thompson was called to the chair. He
said that the National Typographical Union had
attacked the Congressional Printer, and by impca-
tion the cOmpositors employed in the office, n
charging that they were working with "rat," and
1t was for the purpose Of indicating themselves
from these charges that the meeting had been
called.
Lieutenant W. H. Young was chosen secretary and
committees were appointed to report resouti0na
and to make preparations for public meeting.
Mr.. Allen Cofiin then addressed the meeting. He
sad there had been some expressions OF d1sap'
probation Of measures they were now about to in-
augurate vindicatlng themselves against the asper.
siofs that had been cast upon them by the National
Typographical Union. He did not think that any
real argument could be urged against their cause.
Appause They were accused 6s Ssra .he nS Sar'ona @
cumstances where no good Union man ought To
work. lie believed the delegate from this city.
who offered the resolutions adopted af
Albany, DID not represent the sentiments
OF the printers Of Washington, nor of the Union here.
for the purpose OF pandering to wicked prejudice
which feeds upon the innate se!fshness OF men too
Gull 10 comprehend tHe UlOTal ISSUES lnVONeu III
labor reform IN Its vast unfolding. (ApplaIse) 1t
was proper they should vindlcate themselves before
the country. and let II be known that this delegate
did not represent the printers OF Washington nor
Typographical Union No. 10l. loud applause) This
question of admitting colored men into Unions must
be met. (Appause.) 1t Is our privilege to settle 1t,
and settle II right. He hoped they would act with
such justice. dignity and unaniinty as to reflect
credit upon the printers OF Washington and OF the
world over.
the meeting then adjourned, subject to call Of
the committee.
The coored printer, Douglass, the occasion for all
the commOtion IN the craft quietly resumed MS
work of picking up type, apparently neither elated
nor depressed by the notoriety lie has achieved
throughout the land.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
AQUATIC.

Rcsatta Of the New England Rowing Associn.
tion-Tbc single Scull Race Won by Walter
demonstrating Contest Of Four Dared
Bonts-The Harvard Crew Victorious.
BosToN, June Is, 1869.
The second annual regatta of the New England
Rowing Association took place before q very large
concourse of spectators Charles river this after
noon. 4Ihe races were Of very exciting character.
In that for single scul wherres ihe prize being gold
medal and the championship OF the river there were
seven entries; but the real contest was between
Walter Brown ana +. g. Appleton, OF this city, and
j. W. Randall Of Portland. Me. Brown left the
start briskly and soon placed several lengths OF
clear water between himself and his opponents.
Appleton first crept up aud then Randall but the
latter could not stand the pace ana dropped back In
the rear. The race was finally won by Brown in
sixteen minutes and forty-seven seconds. The
second contest was for four.oared boats seven
presenting themselves at the start The
Harvard crew led the van followed by the George
r. Roahr and Lady f. Gvent the others being FAR
behind that their names are not worthy of mention
Between the Roahr and the Harvard boats the posi-
ton was neck and neck till near the score when
sudden spurt threw the Roahrs In advance, and
they crossed the line IN twenty.onc minutes and
twelve seconds, the harvaros following them. six
teen seconds behind. claim Of foul was put and
allowed and the Harvards took away the four SILVER
g0biets offered as pIfA
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
GEORGIA..
Eligibility Of Negroes TO Once Affirmed by the
Supreme Court-Dissentns Opinion of Judge

Eligibility of Negroes to Office Affirmed by the
Supreme Court-Dissentins Opinion of Judge
Warner.
ATLANTA, June 15 1862
The Supreme Court o. Georgia to-day rendered
decision that the negro eligible to offlce-Judges
Brown and Mccoy In favor, and Judge Warner dis
senting. Judge Mccoy held that the state was with
out cvn government before the convention that
made the present constitution that the blacks and
whites participated IN getting up tho convention and
framing the constitution. and it was against its
spirit to exclude blacks or whites from the privi-
leges unless expressly prohibited.
Judge Brown claimed that the fourteenth amend
ment iorbids anybody being deprived OF its priv.
leges and the code gives citizens the right 10 hold
Office. and the constitution makes him q citizen
and does not forbid him to hold Office Ii not the
intention OF the law TO break the fourteenth amend
ment and deprive the negro of his rights.
Judge Warner held that the negro was new
political creature In the body polite; that he must
mold Office by special enactment that the code which
defined the powers OF citizens was enacted before
the negro became citizen, and therefore IL did not
apply him; that he did not have the right to hold
ofiice under the common law by statute since he
was made citizen. but that the convention voted
down the proposition to make him eligible to Office,
and that until he was specially authorized to hold
office he was ineligible.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
THE PLAINS.

Mere Murders BY the Indiars-Upper Mis-
souri, Tribes Fighting Among Theniselvcs-
Indian Hostages To BE Delivered Up.
ST.. LOUIS, June 10, 1862
The Indians are again at their murderous work
thirty five miles north of Solomon City. Two men
are reported killed. party of men followed the
Indians, but, discovering large force OF them did
not attack. General Harney was at Saina yesterday
morning, and left for the scene OF the outrage.
Omaha special dispatches say That Ex-Secretary
Seward and party started last evening for San Fran
CISCO intending to stop at various points Of interest
and visit salt Lake.
TWO white men killed this afternoon by O
small band of Indians, supposed to be Sioux, near
the Lone Tree on the Platte river.
Tile steamers Nile, Ida, anu Rees from Fort Ben
ton, report that the Indians ABOVE that point are
fighting among themselves, and Killing whites
whenever they are found alone. They are making
no demonstrations AGAINST the boats or fort.
Hays City despatch says:-News WAS received
here to-day that the Indians are roboing and mas.
sacrng the settlers near Minneapolis, forty miles
west or the Salina. Captain West. in command OF
forty men, started from Fort Hays early this morn
ing for Camp supply taking with HIN all the Indian
prisoners at Fort Hays wno numbered upwards OF
fifty men, women and children. Ii IS said that they
to be delivered to their respective tribes soon
possible. the object being TO MAKE peace with the
tribes now Oh the war Dalli.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16
Annual Meeting of Medical Superintendents Of
Insane Asylums.

STAUNToN. June 10, 1869.
The twenty-third annual meeting OF the Associa
ton Of Medical Superintendents OF American Insti-
tutions for the Insane convened here to-day, DR..
Krkbridge. Of Philadelphia, PRESIDENT In the cnair
and DIR. Curwen, OF Harrisburg, Pa, secretary.
Nearly oil the States were represented.
The proceedings were highly interesting. DR..
Curwen OF pennsylvania, read report upon the
treatment OF the insane In private institutions, In
which he took occasion to express his contempt for
certain legislatures In passing rules and regulations
for the government and treatment OF malades they
were totally ignorant Of
DR.. Ray presented an important paper on the
law OF INSANITY, In which were described several
recent judicial decisions, showing most graft
Tying progress In the tight direction. The
decision OF the Chief Justice OF New Hampshire
In recent criminal case was regarded as embodying
really correct law IN respect TO insanity as an eX
cuse for crime. All questions OF insanity, including
tests and definitions. are questions OF fact TO be de-
termined by the jury and the duty OF the Court is
not confined TO the simple instruction that if they
find the prisoner 10 have been insane when he
committed the act, and tnat the act was the
offsprng Of such disease, they must acqut him on
the ground OF insanity. After an amusing discus
sion about the treatment OF the insane In Massachu
sets by duckIng and confinement IN high pressure
compressed water tanks one hundred years ago, the
scientific conversation was adjourned till nine
O'Clock Wednesday morning.
The New York herald., 1869-06-16

tty of property was not to be considered but the
best means to apply 1t in view OF the public need
He dsapproved OF excessive demonstrations OF
Professionalism, ana said he valued Its ascendency,
not as it political and religious, but as IL was
moral ana beneficial. He considered the Irish
Church an anomaly; 1t had failed to fulfil Its mis-
sion and promoted discord. He urged the passage
OF the bill to q second reading, and afterwards the
introduction Of amendments
The Duke OF Richmond explained that though he
felt the injustice OF the bill after great hesitation he
had resolved TO act In opposition to his party. He
was sensible OF the inexpedency OF popular agita-
tion, and was convinced that the constitutional
course to pass the bill. after amending the OBJ
jectonable clauses and leave the responsibility OF
accepting the amendments or Withdrawing the bill
on the government.
The Bishop of Peterborough opposed the bill. He
appealed to the House to act firmly ana impartally.
and not humliate themselves by abdcating abjectly
their constitutional position, beseeching the nation
to spare them because they were utterly contempti-
BILE and useless
Speeches were also made against the bill by Lords
Chelmsford and Clancarty, and In favor of it by
Lords Penzance, De Grey and MOnck.
The House, after a protracted debate. at one
O'Clock again adjourned, without action on the BILL
sale of the Alexandra-Arrest Of Murphy
The London Times OH the French Elections.
LONDON, June Is, 1869.
The Admiralty Court has ordered the sale of the
steamer Alexandria built for the Confederates, and
directed the proceeds to be lodged in the hands Of
the Court.
In the contest at Nottingham for Sir Robert Cliff
toms seat in Parliament Mr.. Charles Seely was
elected over Mr.. Digby Seymour.
Murphy the nti-Irish agtator, has been arrested
in Birmingham.
The Times to-day says the restoration Of tranquil
ty in Paris was the only event which could reason
ably be anticipated where the citizens were indif-
ferent and the military force immense. 1t reoices
that the inevitable result was obtained without
ploodshed. Nothing now hinders the Emperor
from adopting the constitutional course which
the elections invite. Another battle in
the streets might be made the cause
for the Indefinite postponement Of the public
liberties. Paris, on second thought, chose the more
moderate among the liberal candidates for the
Legislature and by her indifference rebuked at
tempted violence. There can be no excuse now for
holding the city too hostile for conciliatiOn.
Prince Arthur's Trip to America.
LONDON, June Is, 1869.
Prince Arthur has decided to make vish to
Canada, and perhaps to the United States. He Will
leave some time during the fall.
Continued Tide Of Emigration.
LIVERPOOL June 10, 1869.
There seems to be no diminutlon in the tide Of
emigration to America. For the week ending last
Saturday evening over 5000 men, women and chit
dren left this port alone for New York.
The State of the Weather.
LONDON June 1921 NJ.
The weather to-day throughout England is wet
and unlayorable TO the growing crops