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REE8CSIzIsAN A ~ 81
THE CLIFF BALL.
CONTINUED.

ri very much doubt whether father
would like you to goat all, Emily; as
if they could not find q better place
for the ball than the Cliff House!'
ooh, Esther dear" said Emily, 81
am sure you will enjoy it very much
when once you get there, they have
made everything so nice for us.
Frank tells me it looks quite differ
ent place. that [ shall hardly know
it,"
Crank again, Emily? One would
think your cousin WAS the only per
son you ever associated with. "
Emily was silent, and soon it was
time to dress, and Il little later Frank
arrived to escort them to the ball.
He sat down contentedly enough to
wait for his cousins, thinking of the
soft merry light that would shine in
Emily's eyes when she gazed on their
fairy grotto; thinking of the peeps at
the moonlit sea they might get from
certain hooks and corners that he
had observed behind the flags and
banners when they arranged the
supper room; thinking of the warm
pressure of her little hand as he led
iASA CttoAO'toiJ t'ue SloNlN ltONu ltiOSc
rugged steps, over which he would
take care to provide Esther with
another partner; thinking Of his
poverty, and then turning from that
sad thought to the true, loving heart
that had promised to wait, even for
years, rather than disappoint him.
His stern old uncle, his prim cousin
Esther, all faded into insignificance
at the thought of the rich young love
that was all his own And then the
door opened, 4 vision Of white shone
upon him, and Emily stood before
him.
''My darling, he exclaimed, SPRING
ing to her side, and kissing her fair
forehead, ''you are looking sweetly
tonight
Many others less interested might
have echoed these words In her
simple white muslin robe, looped
with pink roses, Il wreath of pink and
white rosebuds in her rich brown
hair, u small loclet-chain of gold
around her white neck, and golden
bracelets on her arms, Emily Graham
might we'll have suited the most fas-
tldlous of tastes; in the eyes Of Frank
Graham she appeared as a smiling
angel; at the sight Of her he was in
clined to exclaim, with one of Cha
teaubriand's Moorish heroes, s'C'cA
mon Aoaaisl"
IcoNcLUDED IN OUR NExT.
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The Fair Face ola Beautiful Woman

- 49,, VI" !" 0odUClIuI woman
the admiration of every one. No one
L possessing this rich gift and attribnte
of health and attraction would exchan@n;f II
FOR for the wealth YEA Of the Indies. Yet how
with spots and pimples, which mar ~
beauty and bloom Of the face. Tie CIR
CASSIAN BLOOM removes all spots and
blemishes, tan, frecklcs, pimples, blotchos
ana lmparts beautiful complexior@so
attractive in woman.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
FISHER Il HEINITSH, Agents.
JOHN NJ. MARIS & CO., Philad'a.
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Pistols! Pistols! Pistols!

a. the Sign IF the Gollen Pali-Loch
CSI received, Il large assortment OF
- PISTOLS, embracing the most dosra-
BILE made in this country.
ALSO
y full assortment OF Powder, Shot. Caps.
Cartridges, &c, and for sale cheap by
aug ~ JOHN G. DIAL
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[ CONCLUDED IN OUR NExT.
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Cutlery! Cutlery!!

40 ne Sign Of tie Golden pad- Loch.
A FULL assortment or Table and Pocket
N CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &C., in store
and for sale low by JOHN c. DIAL.
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BETTING AND PACKING.

INDIA RUBBER BETTING.
Il Hemp and India Rubber PACKING.
A good assortment of the above in store
and for sale low for cash by
July 25 JOHN G.. DIAL.
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WESTCHEsTER HOUSE.

corner B,ooIae Street d,d BOtct7'y, n. y.
YNIIIS house, capable OF accommodating
Il three hundred guests and kept on the
European plan, is centrally located, and
near to all points. City cars pass tln.
Hotel to all the Ferries, Railroad Depots
and places OF Amusement every three
minutes. Single Rooms, S1.00 per day:
double, &2.0O J. +. DAEROW q co,
Jan II ly Propretors
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COPARTNERSHIP

HNHE undersigned have formed Il copart
4 nership for the transaction Of the AUG
1lON and COMMISSION BUSINESS in The
city OF Columbia, under the name and stvl,.
of MCDONALD & MciILWEE. Our Office
ana st"Tc-ro2nlS are situated on Lad,
street, first door West of the Post Office.
whore "cwlii I,,vr strict attention to any
business entrusted to o,lr care and will
ehdrav"r t" Gir' satisfaction To all con
ccrncti d. T. NcpONATD
Aug nu J. Il. McrIWEr
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GEIGERIsNLs.

Gen. Joseph H. Geiger, of Columbus,
the same gentleman that made n sneeoh
~
a. the Town hail' III ibis pace, last lal''
and which was so warmly applauded and
cheered by the Republicans. made a
sneocb in Brooklvn Nav york > short
-
TIME ago. IN Wnich ne maao tho ioioWang
hits ~ 1ies Gs-H
W. ,,o or,o.od n Tho ,,,I no,.5
"a So "a hi n.,,n A.. AZ
iTa;o,
ISPo. p,,,.. 4. ;:;.a
5h ~ IA b;s saIt;nny VIZ IA "I ~
And vboSe a;5bo INV liz S0.5S
Rn,lsr VA ibs oS.moD y D",;
Rrnct;S,;Sge h., s;nco hO s,oros L."oho
oouo free Ss has hscomo ,bo oooL On"d
GoJ 10 Trsadom
Geno,ot RAMS ,notbor Nav n, "a
lbo,o wboso .a,r;o,;sm
wLoso .;v,sol sro Cu.:ss,
S,othror sar mnrn;ns ,a;,n NJ: \ pMr ~,
W. ~ stonavsl iIaotsoa ~ ~ ay,
snscnli,;on With KIN sm;,b ~, q,
NJ tsSstmoot ~ ,be irSoaman
Block Or = block had can On with
tbe strpIm bot n tales ! ma, 10 stsm ,Se
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81.
BEAST BUTLER. :

.N.~HW So E.WAtH.T T|EHEHr| U.. ..H L.-NI
This Infamous old scoundrel attempted
to make q speech in New York, on Mon
day night before the election, but he was
greeted with cries Of g Beast," "Fort Fish.
err" Spoons aNew 0rleaus,n &c., ma
king such confusion that the hero Of Big
Bethel was compelled to givcit up, -
The Radicals profess to be very indigr
nant because Butler receiyedisuch treat.
pent but they thought it was all right
when the President Of the United States
was insulted at Cleveland, indianapolis
and other places where he spoke while on
his late tour to the West.
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China.

At this moment there is a greater
movement going on among the whole
Chinese nation than OF any former period.
Their pride and fancied superiority have
been thoroughly broken down by the man.
Hest superiority Of christian nations in
aims. They have lost the faith, which
ever since the days of COnfucius has been
theirs, that their institutions and c~iyiliaa.
tons we're superior to those Of the rest of
the world, For many centuries this was
true. Down to the times Of the Reforma-
ton, China was, seemingly, centuries be.
fore Europe 10 civilization. But the
philosophy OF Bacon and the spirit of free
inquiry and political freeCom have caused
Europe to grow while China has only
grownold. The fleets of England, France
aud America have utterly destroyed the
faith Of the masses Of the people in the
wisdom aud superiority Of their govern
ment and religion, and rebellion is chronic
and universal in China. 3 .I.,7
An educated Chinese named Lin La,
has just got published in London by Day
& Co., the history of the Tipping REBELLION,
by desire of the Chinese rebels, who wish
thus to present their side of the case to
the British people, aud induce them no
more to intorfpre in favor of the Emperor
apd against them. He asserts that the
rebel movement commenced in the Ii.
ping leader becoming a Christian, and thai
from the first a great Christian impulse
spreading through Asia. 1t is a very
important work 10 this respect, that i
shows q movement going all over tn,
Glowery Land Of immense importanc.
and that on exohange'o of ideas has com
menccd which will be of the greatest i'm
portance to the whole civilized world
No doubt many Of the poor Chinese VIII
come over TO seek gold in California ar
o bad and vicious set, But if friednshiI
instead of Injustice and abuse met then
or even if few missionaries were to stud
their books, history and ideas, and deyot
themselves to teaching few of them 10
10 teach the rest the usefulness of honesty
truth and coed morals here, and not Gu
off each others heads in China quite S
freely, we should soon, find that We hay
all much to learn, in our turn, from thei
literary men, Of the history and develop
d ment Of their most ancient ciyilizatio
from principles of sound moral reasoniu,
Probably We should all find that it is n
= so much from want Of knowledge alive
! nuturiug it with the daily practice Of Il
4 virtues admitted, which causes nations
y crumblo into decly aud lose their pow
and pre-eminence. i-.91qz ? oil ,a7.i9-
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Fenians.

The Herald's Washington special says
q mass meeting Of Fenians was held in
Washington on Friday, at which General
Heath, Capt. Geiser aud others delivered
speeches, Resolutions were passed pro,
testing against the sentence Of Lynch and
Mcmahon and and thanking The Presi.
dent and Secretary Seward for their in
torferenco in behalf of the prisoners. "a
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scHENcK's W TONIC.

d. ... "| "" ..
This medicine, invented by DR.. J. H.
ScHEScK, Of Philadelphia, is intended to
dissolve the 70 cd and make it into chyme,
the first process of digestion. By cleansing
the sto mach with Scbenck's Mandrake Pills,
the Tonic soon rctores the appetite, and
food that could not be eaten before using it
will be easily digcsted.
Consumption oanAot becur by schenck's
PulmOnic Syrup unless the stomach and liver
is made healthy and the appetite restored,
hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every case of consumption. A half
dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE
PILLS will cure any ordinary cas- Of dyspep-
sia, t.E.
DR.. SouErcK makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal Of
fee in Philadelphia every week. See daily
papers of each place, or his pamphlet on
consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe, when purchasing, that the
two likencsses Of The Doctor, one in the last
stage of Consumption, and The other as he
new is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by oil Druggists and Dealers, price
$3.50 per bottle, or $3.50 the half DOZEN
Ali '%etlcrs for advice should be addressed tc
DR.. schenck's Principal 0fi:c, No. 10 NOrtl
9th Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes
& Co., N. Y, s. S. Hanc e, Baltimore, Md.
John D, Parkc, Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker 8
Taylor, Chicago, ILL.,, Collins Bros. st. Louis
INN. .fI ~. q. ta .TI1 "
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Fight On Never GiYeUp.

The La Crosse Democrat says: y
But what are we to,doi now 7 asks some
impatient and dispitited Democrat. z y
We answer, fight on-peyer give up
time, and persevering work will give as
victory, and establish the truth and just
ness Of our principles. What we now
want is -77 r-es. $500 s-,l315. az;
Organization and Pluck /! d gs 30
To both of these helps the Republican
party is Indebted for tssuccess in the States
and the Republic. Never was party more
admirably managed, more ably generalled.
By open and secret organizations ; by
committees who work by papers and doc
uments in the hands of their votingthou
sands !; by ~unaagging and determined
work, are the masses held in fighting con
dition, ready at all times to 60 into can
vass unitedly and with purpose to win
victory. Pluck has served them well
too-dogged persistence in achieving their
purposes-sending the faint hearted to
the rear, and setting aside leaders who
swerved from their standard, or f%altcred
10 their fidelity to the extreme measures
of the party.
We, Democrats, have greater, holier,
noblsr principles to battle ior--we should
lack neither organization nor pluck to Sc
cure their ultimate and assured SUCCESS
We are striving for ,i L.- s- s
The Restoration of the Union ! -as
The Supremacy Of the Constitution !!
The U%pholdiOg of the laws! b7.r "a.
The Rights Of the States ! Is i4a
We war against an enemy determined
10 destroy our form of government, and
permanently accomplish the work of dis.
union-subtile, cunning, INSCRIPTIONS.
dangerous, flushed with the triumph Of
victory, but fearful, too, Of coming retri
button In dealing with such a foe
timidity, vacilation, itemporiziug, is Ger
tain to bring but one result
We want, we must have b%oldness, cour
age, the maintainanco and enunciation o
sound Democratic principles openly and
at all times-are return to the simple an'
true faith of the founders Of the govern
mdnt, and the noble men who built "
Democratic party from nothing, TO be tn,
governing power Of the land.
There have been dark hours in its his
tory! Those were times that tried men
souls and hearts, too, when birth was Civ
it, and the alien and sedition laws Of tb,
elder Adams we're evoked to strangle th
infant in its cradle. Darker too, an,
J.. more trying those stormy times when bal
ting bravely against the giant power 9
England with one hand, the other wa
) engaged with sncaking, traiIOrous Fedel
dlism, the parent of Radical Republican
ism. But Democracy triumphcd glOr
ously! And the %"Tippccanoe and TylC
too" times, Kuow-Nothing and "Blaedin
Kansas" hurrahs, all had their day-D'
mocraCy winning glories victories, an
never sucOumbiDg to the enemy till "p0
h icy" and "expediency" took the places
our party platforms of principle and lOv
> of country.
d Stand firm, Democrats and fear notl
a ing Run up the old Jcifersonian an
Jacksonian banners, and for every bio
you receive, give the Radical cowar'
. and traitors, two. Be men, and Dem
Gratis es. I'D q H.i5. e
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored TO
health in a few weeksby q very simple rene
dy. after having suffered for several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consumption-is anxious TO mako
known 10 his fellOV.suffsrers the means Of
cure.
: To all who desire It, he wills a copy Of
the prescription used free Of charge), With
the directions for preparing aud using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Throat aud Lung Affections -
The only object Of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is 10 benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceiyes to be
Invaluable, and no hopes every sufferer will
Try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing
and may prove o blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, Free, by
return mail, will please address
7,Js & Rev EDWARDA. WILSON,.
williamsburg, Kings Co., N. Y.
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The elections last Week,

Z The Democracy have carried the City
Of New York by the unprecedented ma.
jority Of 4s,QO0l They elected all their
~cardidatus for Congress in the city, by
large m ajorities. The State, however, has
given an Abolition majority-probably
IL, 900.
The Democracy have carried Delaware
by n thousand majority-being q gain
Of 500. They have also carried Mary
land by a sweeping majority.
The Radicals have carried New Jersey
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri,.
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Thanksgiviag ProcIamaticn.

The year which 5 nearing its close has
been filed with blessings from the hand
of God. Freedom, peace. prosperity and
health have been given us, and threat.
ened ills have been turned away, or have
only been suffered to touch Us SO, fishtly,
as to quicken onr sense Of the happiness
Of our lot as a people.
Therefore, in accordance with the good
custom of our fathers, ! do appoint Thurs
day, the twenty. ninth day of November,
inst, as the annual day Of Thhnksg wing
and Praise to God our Heavenly Father,
for all the manifold mercies and abundant
goodness with which He has crowned the
year; and ] recommend that usual bust.
ness be laid aside upon that day, aad that
it be kept throughout the State with
grateful worship as a holy feast. 10 "a
In testimony whereof, | have horeunto
set my hand andlixed the Great
Seal Of the State of Ohio, this
y, fifth day of November, in the
GREAT year Of our Lord ono thousand
SEAL. eight hundred and sixty-six,
aud Of the independence Of the
United States Of America the
,e ninoty first,
]. D, COX,
Governor Of Ohio.
By the Governor; VI ko.alg1sr
Wv IT c,,rru Gooiy &c CtoIo
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STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Convention will
be held at Columbus on the 9Th of Jauu.
airy, 1867. 75 ,s.

WV H'---.. i A"aH... ."H H" HrH.. H..
1a~ The Louisville Courier says that
the difference between the Union army
during the war and the JacObin Congress
now, is, that the army was not afraid to
meet armed ~Conrederates and prevent
their approach to the Capital, while Com
ggress is afraid to be- brought in costact
with unarmed citizens. The army fear.
lsssly encountered Southern bullets, while
Congress breads the encounter with South.
ern-hrains. The soldiers met the Coucod.
crates in the field, the Jacobins dare not
meet them in debate. The soldiery de-
fed death to perpetuato the Union, the
Jacobins keep it disjointed for the paltry
ambition Of retaining Office. irsE sa
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thanksgiving

Governor Cox has issued aproclamation
for a day Of Thanksgiving on the Goth
inst the same day fixed upon by tho
President Of the United States, and REQ.
ommonds tie suspension of all business
on that day. Ba q s9as na
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.
sa- Ours is no longer a Republican
form of government "a minority, and a
decided minority at that, rules the repub-
lie. This fact is well shown in an article
in the N. Y. J%ourRdlcf Commerce from
which we make this extract: 1J '1ai
I at is plain enough that the majority
Of the citizens Of the United States are
opposed to the course taken by Congress,
and in favor Of the policy Of the Prcsi-
dent. Half the people Of the North and
all the people Of, the South are agreed in
this. On the other hand, It Is plain that
a small minority now rule, and will
continue to rule the country. 1t is not o
rnle Of the majority under which the in.
habitants of the Ubited States are to live.
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By The
IENGLAND

500 81. H". "HH M 1911 w
London, Oct. 10 AT recent banquet
Lord Derby, the English Premier, made
a. friendly allusion to America, IN which
he hoped that any question between the
Guyoraments of tho United Suites and
Great Britain might be approached In a
rorbearing and conciliatOry spirit, which
might emove all bitterness and cement
the friendship of the two nations,
The great Reform meeting IS appolntea
to take Mace in London, on the Sd soi
December next.
News has been received of the arrival
Of the bark Nellie GhapiD at Jafia from
Jonesport, Nc, with $50 Americans, to
'colonize in Palestine. 81
The U. S. steamer Ticonderoga left
Jatfa1o on the Goth ultimo for Malta.
ssF FROM CHINA. 2so
q ThesAmerican brig Lubia, was board
ed by pirates on the coast Of China, no
date. The captain and two men were
Killed, and several wounded.
A United States company has got the
consent ofthe Emperor Of China to lay a
cable from the WeScrn Union Extension
lComrapy's lines on The north, to Sbang-
bal. afr9
A fearful tyhoou had occurred between
Japan aAFi Shanghai. No disasters to tho
shipping, however, had been reported.
The French Admiral was awaiting the
arrival of his squadron at Shanghai in or
der to proceed to Corca.
II was proposed at Sidney, Australia,
to lay a duty Of a shilling IN ounce on
gold exports.
The crops we're not extraordinarily
good on the Island. OfsOme articles on.
ly half Of last years crop was expected.
Queenstown, Nov. 1.-THE Steamship
Iowa from New York Och 9th, touched
here to night en- route for Liverpool.
FRANCE.
Paris, Nov, l0-FOrty.two arrests hayC
been made Of members Of secret politica
society in Paris.
Paris, Nov. l1.-NewS has been re
ceiVed in official circles that an insurrce
ton had broken out at Barcelona agains
the Narvare Government.
RUSSIA.
St. Petersburg, Nov. lO.-Tho Gear.
wich and the Princess Dagmar were mai
ried yesterday with great festivity and re
joicing throughout the city. The Ca
on this occasion committed the sentenc
of a large number Of prisoners and remit
ted arrears of tax.
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It's stated as , singular fact that tho
counterfcitiug Of the United States chr
.rency has reached such perfection that
the. cfdatcSfoit currency Il is regularly ID.
deemed at tho Treasury, cancelled aud
with the rest of tia mutihted currency
A few days ago, some thieves entered
lbc barn Of Mr.. Jacob Ballsrs who resides
a. little WestOf bim@ %, and stole four
sets Of valuable harness, y together with
quite u number Of his chickens.
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Our Rotations with England
Itis understood in diplamatic circles
that our relations with England are i'm
proving. The British Government has
unoficially shown such a~-fiiondly spirit
that the. indemnity claims will be settled
without any ultimatum from this side.
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Pennsyzsanla EIec.ion.

"
In noticing the result Of the Pennsyl-
vania election, the Harrisburg Patriot and
Union says 81 oe+
"Geary's majority has reached Is, lis
only through the most extensive aud bare
faced frauds rppsnrthe ballot box. Not
only were legal Democratic voters denied
their rights in hundreds Of instances, in.
disunion equities and districts, but colon
.izing' was resorted to in the most open
and fragrant wapner ip which the disuni-
onis,s icolonized in the iron districts, and
10 Indina and Westmorland counties
.tJohp Covolo's district has alIeady been
alluded to, as well as tho fact that The oil
couaties Of the Northwestern part Of the
State we're filed yiihnomadic Yankee Alb.
olitionists who haye..all absquatulated since
the election, Every Democratic paper in
the State has exposed cases Of fraud and
corruption-some of them shameful and
giganiic-perpetratod by the disunion
leaders, in order to thwart the will Of the
people; But 4 day Of reckoning will
OVmvts,t unfsy reah 81. fu.. r.ef1