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the month OF January with his three children
northern plains About month previous ne naa ost
MS wife and the object of his journey was 70 ascertain
whether or not the first sons OF his wife had been iet
any legacy reported by their grandfather Upon
further owing 10 political RESTRICTIONS In this city
several sums were owing to him, winch ne tried
they set to work to devise means &c. rid Of pay
ment They formed a conspiracy 70 deprive MIN OF ms
children, ami associated with u al the iends ne coud
persuade including the judges and political superintend-
emit The latter issued order for arrest without re-
curing any examination, and certain criminal judge,
named Cincurrequi agreed to execute It. Accordingly
taking with him four and corporal he publicly
seized the head OF the family at ten O'Clock In the day
in the midst OF the public s me awsy
rather dragged away his daughter She struggled al
far she able but what could girl fourteen years
OF age avail against judge acting In the execution OF
orders which are only given bass She taken TO
house VI questionable character and God knows what
happened there Her afflicted father made application 70
have her removed, but his enemies paid no heed
TO him, turned his entreaties into ridicule
This continued for eight days a. the emo OF which an
necessary TO egaize these acts were concluded Our
existing laws still authorize the old nquisitoria pro-
cedure The girl then imprisoned and hair starved,
and treated with blows and cus upon the merest pre-
text The grossest insults offered her, and all In
and modssy outraged IN the name Of public
justice After much suffering the girl atength contrived
TO TO her father and defender who seeing the use
sssness Of his protests and complaints - no one would
order to enreat and OF those who at
present hold the ens Of IN this unfortunate
country. Unuer the existing ySosWS VIC Poksons IN Pos
session Of the public oces look upon the most sacred
modes as void Of sense the girl was followed BY the
police and after very disgusting scene she was publicly
conducted TO the SAIL and from thence TO house OF
no better character. On the day following she was
taken back TO the house Of the bag from which she had
escaped, after undergoing treatment worthy OF that
which the Cares give their prisoners All OF this was
done by ''offcia ORDERS" ad majordm del gloriam,
protection OF the noble French flag and during
the reign of beloved Macmillan, whose motto Is
Equity in Justice" What Infamous sarcasm cast In
the Taco Of society," But who could better serve the ae
Al fha thnnf hil
inflated with pride OF birth and religious fanaticisms
Finally In despair the father presented himself before
the Emperor with the request that his daughter should
be brought To Mexico and the proper parties be held TO
answer for the III treatment TO which she had been sub
jected. But his Majesty too much occupied with
affairs OF State with amusing himself, and referred
the matter to OF his ministers, who entrusted to
deputy, who in league with the poor mans enc.
mics, leaving his chance Of redress from an imperial
source small indeed
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shooting Match at Syracuse.

~k5YRAcusEs Nov. 2, 1865.
John Taylor, Of jersey CITY, In the pigeon shoot
ing match to-day for ST. OO0 at hundred single BIRDS
Taylor scored % aud Newell 81 Three Of Newes birds
fell dead outside OF the bounds.
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piles. piles. Plles.-Strick q nd's IL tho
only remedy IN the known world that will Bnd and
Bleeding f"'' % 81 sssnss y,,r,ur rr
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A.-Usc Bakers Ho0f Imminent for
horses feet. Sold at sadders horse shoos and feed
stores generally, and ut $40 broadway.
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"Martha Washingso~ HAIR Restopeys-
The best article In USE articles combined. perfect
Hair Dressing and Hair e.torer sold everywhere Ladies,
try H. warranted q. n. CRIrrENTON, 8 sixth aveau..
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Dashed. Draw
ings circulars and information
D. X. CLAYTON 10 " all street.
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Ti,E Mosr DELICIOUS or ALL PERFUMES.
Soii everywhere.
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A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A
English Double soed button asitsrs and Double Soled
Boots, at LORRIN BROOKS SONS & broadway, corpev
Howard Established 1879 Original introducers OF
the Patent Elastic Steel Shank.
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A Good Idea.-In View OF the Filthy
condition OF Streets II s proposed 10 get up
among the for the purpose
distributing the poor who obliged TO Inhale the pot
soned foca es the EGYPTIAN LOTUS, which
i almost a much required by them as food.
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Ua4a1.4t.aN .#taH a@@y =
at.a.I .laa .a.Mt
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Corns, Bunionr, Enlarged Joints and
all Of feet cured by DR. zArHARfE 80 Broad
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A.-Pollak Il Som, Meerschaum Manu-
facturers coz Broadway Fourth Pipes and ca
garders Wholesale aud retail cut " order mounted aud
repaired.
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A.-The Finest UvercOats Ever Seen In
this country ready for sales f#n#.t
l. v. BROKAw, o. Lafayette place,
and 81 Fourth avenue opposite Cooper Union.
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, Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preservetsvs
and Wig depot, wholesale and rrtai No Aston HOUSE.
The dye applied by skiiliul artists .l4 ..t...
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q Dressma kers-Get Velvet Ribbons nC
HIGGINS fcG sixth The largest stock Of Black
and city all widths aud shades - cent
below
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An Appearance was Seem In sae ssea-
lately, which turned 70 be planet; but
be every principal bookstore and
agency THE STAR OF AMERICA AND WEEKLY PAR
LOR yISIToR--a beautiful weekly containing Mrs-
Caudes Curtain Lectures &c II Is well worth reading.
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stsmmerimg Cured ny Bates Pns~ws
Apps For descriptive psmphlet, Ac address ". q.
l. NEARs III west twenty third stree, Ne~ Ycrs
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Bonnet Frames for 80 Cents-At NJ. n.
HIGGINS ie6 Sixth avenue Jockey aud rurban Frames In
ike proportion, ALI shapes and sizes.
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Defiance Fire and Burglar Proc
SAFES Also sdeboari AMI raror Safes at s. Murray
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Gilt Combs-New Styles-Just Receives
from Paris Five Eight Ten Thirty Dollars each for sar
BY G. ALLEN s5 broadway. door below Canal street.
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Howe sewing Machine Company.>
ELIAS HOWE, ia, President, 679 Broadway. Agents
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#H4AN #Nf gHMmH #F
e@sMa U.f@
.M .ts.N. .@## .#... t. tN
Nt4N. III I'D. a.to.. y
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L0OTes,
Who trim your own Hats,
the immense assortment Of - :
w UNTRIMMED FANCY rABRfcs
A. GkNIN's, 53 Broadway
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steinvvsy q AOns'
GRAND, SQUARE, AMI UPRIGHT PIANOS
Every rsno con-srwced with their ,Pa,~nt Asrs6e AZ
ranrenen, and wars st>d for nv~ yevrs
Nsrrrvoms N and ~ Esst rourts-v' street New ioft
Illustrated catalogues sent by NAY on sppIcsu'n N'lt
wheeler 4 Wilson, Lock stitch Sow
!Na MACHINE aud BuryIS HOLE MApHiNE. S'a
Brypdwss l.faN
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Silent Sewing Machine
I WILCOX GIBBS 500 Broadway.
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Hartson's Imperial Nectar AIe.-Unsur-
climate Brewery Forty street, Third
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A.-BOys' and Childrcn,s
GARiBALDI, CUTAwAY AND ZoUAvE SUITS.
~ the thousands at reasonable prices.
I. v. BROKAW, g. Lafayette place,
and 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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HiiIs Hair Dye, soc. Black Brown.
Reliable Depot % John a. sold by druggists everywhere
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Immense Prices Paid for old Books
just received immense collection " valuable Theology
their value. IEdGAT BROTHERS.
1I3 Ma street below Beekmsn.
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II You Want q Good Head or HAIR Use
wEBSTERs VEGETABLE HAIR INNIGoRArOR. DE
MAS BARNES A CO. New York, General Agents
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Ladies' Paper Collars and Cuns,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WARD Isl Broadway. New YORK.
List OF prices drawings Of different styles Of Collars
aud curs free 10 the trade
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- H. CLAfioN ~ All street,
A silent sewing M M.sh ,s,.s.. =. So.
At NJ. t. Higgins, Mammoth MilIinsry.
16 sixth avenue. Tenth streeti0 Trimmed Bonnets
and Jockeys. per cent less than broadway prices
A.-Pollak 4 Son, Meerschaum Manu.
iacursr. M Bsosdwsy near Fourth street Pipes and 81
repaired. -
A.-Use Bakers Hoof Linfment for
horses feet Sold at .sddler. horse shooss and feed
A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A
SRsS ssss
Howard street Esas .s S Original Introduce" OF
b.
An Appearance was Seen In enc ssa-
s1 OF AMI AND WEEKLY
csudles Curtain Lectures 4c /, is well worth reading
Bonnet Frames for 40 Cents-At M. H.
iGGINs ise sish Avenue Jockey aud rurban Frames IN
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in the
iest Dye A.o Resensr.Iins Esi,aa o Milstar, Pre-
Corns, Bunionr, Enlarged Joints and
all Of feet by DR. zAcBARrE 80 Broad
way.
ADD Wig depot, wholesale and rria No As,or House.
The dye applied by skiuiul artists .l.. .....~
4. Dressmak ers-Get Velvet Ribbons Nc
HIGGiNs 10 sis'h avenue largest .,o,. Of Black
below their vMue. t---- q
Defiance Fire and Burglar Pr0Os
SAFES Also siieboari AMI rarior safes at 81 Murray
Gilt Combs-New styles-Just Receives
from Paris Five Eight Thirty Dollars each saIe
by g. ALLEN AIS broadway one door below Canal street
Howe sewing Machine COmpany.-
ELIAS HOWE ia, President, CD Broadway Agents
wanted.
IIartson's Imperial Nectar AIe.-Unsur-
passed for flavor and briancy Warranted 70 keep
climate Brewery Fortysecond street. near Third avenue
mrs Hair Dye, soc. Black or Brown.
Reliable Depot % John 81 Sold by druggists everywhere
Immense Prices Paid for old Books
their value. LEt0AT BROTHERS.
lI3 Nassau street, below Beekmsn
II You Want a Good Head or HAIR Use
WEBSTERs VEGETABLE HAIR iNVIGORATOR, DE
MAS BARNES A co. New York, General Agents.
Ladies' Paper Collars and CuTs,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WARD ISL Broadway New YORK.
OF prices drawings different styles Of Collars
aud CUTS sent free To the trade
Ladies
who trim your Hats
the immense assortment OF = -.
UNTRIMMED FANCY FABRICs
A. GkNiNs, ois Broadway
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Total 2,l62.502 I,774, 200 !. 1854 522 2,O04. .O9s
Per cent. 55,l5 4455 1920 5l.sO
Ln'oln'~ majority, 1864 4o7, ,302
Au'I-Lineoin Mai 'rity, 1860 I39, SO

j"sh bllLlAGs On R2YEHvE -Yex.sl,n
4nr>''HH- under tie eteinai royCUue.. ,ha, IN.
4h"",i' 'r@;sp'fr, what have faaIir been &C.
h. by ne tx { mT,s-,ous 4 sassprs.
Cot,ctrra " ! tigd their lab IS hes hrav,
y '"'Ir-ln cxi sHasGuus which have ke;f IN.
-" ia pared trJn ae rrlsinai rel ,;pees IN IL ,
,.,->t ashna
A I"e tax "n''urdressed poultry" IS
""ub'eH- the morals of The Country seem trw
r qure It.
B-Bo'"na sassage made IN part Of dnre
an' pat # red tiannel, must pa tho duty ol
hanhrl also.
C-Awl t"bsker, niles the manafskturrr
d'skflh'nafes whai Is new and whyt - ,.I.l
cha" } IS elevated so per cent.
D-Assrs>rrs al e,p<sh,ila required L. So.
tna' all mcn ownn whenibarrers are du;v H..
censed.
E-Endy man refu$in TO own wheelbar-
rer wilt be fined $50 for the fust ufense. and
$500 '.I -..sund,
F-T.t..., Pcknicks and Camp ueel- =
ins and 4:h JuIy's has been postponed for the
weather and other considerashuns.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consum-
ption, and for the relief of Consump-
tive Patients in advanced stages f
the disease.
So wide sthe field of its usefulness and so num-
erous are the Of its cures, that almost every
section of country abounds in persons publicly known
who have been re .tOred from alarming aud even
desperate diseases of the lungs by Its use. When
trie d, its superiority every other expectO
rant is apparent to escape observation and where
its virtues are known, the public no longer hesitate
what antidote to employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections of the pulmonary organs that
are incident to our climate. While many inferior
remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and been discarded this has gained friends by every
trial conferred benefits on the afflicted they can
never forget, and produce cures too numerous and
too remarkable to be forgotten.
Those who require aH.ratire medicine to puri-
fly the blood will find AYERS COMP EXF.SARSA-
PARILLA the remedy to use Try it once, and
YOU will know its value
Prepared by J. C, AVER 4 CO, Lowell Mass.
and sold by SAINT. Stark TuDkhannock, and all deal
ersin III adic4e everywhere,
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Information Free !
TO NERVOUS 81 FFERERS,

A GENTLEMAN, cured of Nervous Debility. In
compe tency, Prem liure Decay and Nou,hfnl Error
actuated by desire to benefit Others will be happy
o furnish to all who need Gree If charge }, the
.eepe and directions for making the simple remedy
used in bis case Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers bad experience, AMI possess a sure and
valuable remedy, can d 81 by al rcs''ng him at
opo. NJ n, piace of BUSINESS Taa Recipe an 81. 80,
information OF vital Importance WI be eheerfG!ly
sent by return mai!,
Address JOHN y OGDEN
No. 50 Nassau street New York
=. S-Nervous SufFsr os both sexes viii hnd
this Information inCaiapble
y4-n.S Sao
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T"UcHIsG iscIDENrs-Many incidents Of
I'd" ana '"ucn'hS IN erest transpired dur
lrg The C"roner's investigation of the late
ra''r' al catastrophe near Lafayette, Ind
several "f The soldiers killed were returning
torne, expectins to be married in a few day
anu 'e''sis AID photographs of their intend
ed w'veS were found upon their persons. =
One 'lan had upon hi, person The letters of
his wife. she wrote in ioDd affect, onate
term" "t !'Is expected eturn, and the glad
a"''c'pa IONS Of the llttie ones. lie had stop.
ped at I"i'anapoiisa and bought number Of
toys.
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NOTICE.
For the Benefit Of Soldiers Orphans

DY act of the Legislature of Pennsylvania ap-
ID proved May 9, 1864, the Governor was authoriz-
ed to the of fifty thousand dollars offer
ed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, "for the
educatio and maintenance of destitute orphan chill
dren Of deceased soldiers and Sailors
The persons entitled to the benefits of this Act are
the children Of either under the age of fifteen
resident Pennsylvania at the time of the applica-
tons, and depen tent upon either public private
charity for support, on The exertions of a moth-r
or other person destitute of means to aforl proper
education and maintenance, of fathers who have
been Hi led died of wounds received of disease
contracted in the service of the United States wheh
er in volunteer mliti regiments Of this State or
led States, but who "a The time of entering
tuch service actual bona e residents of Peunsylva
ina"
Such children will be boarded, clothed and educa-
ted those under the age of years any suitable
school that will receive thcm proper terms and
ose over six years of age in one of tho State Nor
NAL Scho Is
The application must be made "by the mother if
tIIing, if not by the guardian next friend"
yhPersOns representing such orphans above de-
csribed resolve inform tion, blank forms, and
all necessary assistance by application TO either Of
the undersigned
NJ 0STERHAUT Esq,
Rev. c. K LANE
Rev LUTHER PECK,
Mrs HELEN VI NEWMAN,
Miss RH0DA S CAREY
Superintendng
Com1'itee for Soldiers Orphans in Wyoming County
II q. COOP Err. PHYSICIAN 4 SURGEON
Ale Neyfon Centro. Luzarus coontv D.
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LINES on the death Of Miss Opheli, A FInne,
who was drowned on the 9th Of August 1863, in the
2lst year Of her age.
-Hark ye who tread yon earthly ground,
Hear from the tomb a solemn sound.
/, though buoyaat and 50 gay,
L though So young have passed away.
have sunk beneath ho wsvs,
have found . oatery grave,
.-''''@ though, nv end 50 near.
-'''' thought it would be here.
", loys, ho'' soon are o'er7
We % .6a'i a'ss on earth no more.
.,lEo' dear friends. to seek tbs Lord.
. 's'E 'Ao Joy 70 live villa God. ,'-
No'ho', "ire'aao,o tear, avav.
!esa5 your Lord will be vour st,,
Ihonsh have gors vhilo osfor.
1'u ss8E viii reach the Asayeu!y sbor.
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Father, meet me in heaven >

A STRANGE Manufacturing the battle
oi Bull Run, nember of tie list regiment
Ne" York, states that in one ut the charges
% tnat reg'meHf npou The enemy's b. .:terI es
be me at HE point ct the bayonrt member
ii one Of The Yugnia Regiments with whom
hc had formed intimate relations of friend
st'p, while they were 10 College in New York
ch instantly recognized the other, and IN
stead o, carrying out the work Of dcarn, they
cl" ped each oIher'e hands with tho exciema
nation, Ca 1 bless you !" and they seprrat-
ed
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You have Friend that cam OF die,
On his strong arm for strength rely,
He with Mary once did weep,
HIS sympathy on earth how sweet.
Sisters, dear friends, you soon mus, die,
All, in some marrow graves must lie;
U now the gospel trumpet hear
Remember that your time ID near
Q learn tho blessed way to God,
0 with one heart now seek the Lord,
You'll n,'ar resrst the blessed choice,
ON. -r@sr@ Gods solemn voice.
He h's blessing for you all,
listen to hi searnest call,
0 now receive Saviouss love,
And soon you'll have a home above.
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STGlISG0PIs Al { S7ERESG0PIg
VIEWS.

Of those We have immense asso' tine nt including
War Scores, American and Foreign ties and
Landscapes, Groups. Statuary, &c Be, Also, re
volving Sterescopes, for public private exhibi-
tion Our catalogue will be sent TO any address on
receipt of Stamp
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nYOMfNG COUNTY, PENNA
Late the estate Of phiueas Shsrwopl l. deceased
containing FIFTY ACRES, all IMPROVED, with
A GOOD FARM HOUSE, good APPLE Or chari
and other Fruit Trees tn ereon.
SALE made the premises where the condition
will be made known.
C. SHERWOOD, Executor of
the will of p. Sherwood decd
Falls Dec. l6. 1864