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TIE TENIANs.
Important from IreIand-The Blow
About 10 be struck.

NEW York, Noy..Ae 2S.-The Worlds
Queenstown correspondent of Now 9TH,
says: II send you, to-day, an mixing OF
the. most important news which has come
from Ireland for many long days The
blow is about to be struck at the power of
Great Britain, Within month you will
hear of the rising Of the Irish people, from
one end Of this unfortunate island to the
o. her. The train has long been laid, the
arms are here, the men are ready and the
officers appointed. The Organization is
perfected, and the movement on Canada
was really feint, for all the while the OBJ
ject was steadily Kept in mind to create an
outbreak, and win again attract the at
tention Of the whole world to the govern
ment Of Ireland by the English people;
we now suffer and starve, and are cor PEELED
to leave our native land; few of Us may
be killed, but we can be no worse of after
the battle is over and Fenianism is once
more crushed. s 8ra. terE.s 81 bs.
England will not do anything for us by
peaceable agitation. That has been tried.
Every effort made to induce the govern
ment Of Great Britain to be just to us has
utterly failed. We are powerless. Our
arguments are unheeded, our PRAYERS are
unanswered for suffering there is no pity.
Is II not better for US to try to show the
English Government that il does not pay,
that if they will not do US justice we will
make ireland clinging curse to her.
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100000 building and Paving Brick
can be had in lots to suit customers. BY leaving
orders with KSIGHT BRos.,
nOy2O No. 40 Church street.
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EdigefieId aud Kentucky Railroad
Change OF Time.-0n and after Nov. 26
1866, passenger trains on the Edgefeld and Ken
lucky Railroad win arrive at EashvilIe At $50
L. NJ. and depart at 4:45P.N. nov27-Iw
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GIycerine, Cold Cream, ADD Compound
camphor lee with Glyeerine. for chapped hands,
sore Iips-fresh supply at c. w. Smiths Drug
Store, corner Church and Vine sts. noY2s-5t
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Yellow Pine Flooring, at low prices, cor
uer of Crawford and North Summer SIS. fa /
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I A large assortment Of PerfHmeFy. incIud-
ing French, English and American extracts,
pomades. cosmetics and oils; the finest toilet
soaps, brushes and combs, at G.. W. Smiths Drug
and Chemical Store, Church street, No. 81
-.
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Seasoned popular Lumber, corner Q
Crawford and North Summer streets ri
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Isoots I'D d. Cheap at I'D PablIc

Boots and shoes Cheap at 20 Public
Square.-In consequence Of a Contemplated
change in my business, offer the best selection
Of Boots and Shoes st greatly reduced prices.
The buyer-be no consumer or Q merchant
will surely profit By examining ny stock Of
goods before supplying himself as I am quite ia
earnest to give bargains. MAX. L. GUTTNASS. p
sep6-tf No. 20 Public Square.
Winesti- From the LoNewoRTH vineyard
aud Wine House, Cincinnati. F
w. P. 4 f. p. ANDERSON, PrOprissors.
Golden Weddins, spaEISIlnx CataWba.
Dry Catawba, Isabella, efe.-These Eiaes
are furnished at much lower rates than imported
goods. and for purity and bOquet are exeeIlsdyb
aone-either native " foreign -ssfir.I7.
Ssld:by -..E..t - -..f..4 la d, ~. -.-
Archer CHEATHAAf & Co .
KLINE x SHERMAN.
K. b. CHEAIHAN 4 Co. O.
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Building Lumber Of all kinds corner o.
Crawford and North Summer streets. rtF
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Cedar Posts and Fencing Lumber.
eornerof Crawford and North Summer streets.
Il
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Calefonian Society

THE MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE SOCIETY
i viii meet At the Office % Henderson Bros.
No. 50 Cherry street.. on FRIDAY EVENING.
Nov, 80, ~ O'Clock, and from there march IN
to Fords. late Stsdman's j 10 cele-
brate ST. Andrews Night.
By order Of COMMITTEES.
su-s. .ftn 9bO. HUTCHINSON,
yN9. DOUGLAS,
novS-2s Jas. u. SINCLAIR
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If you wAntthe best CHEWING TOBACCO in
the city. go to J. x L. Whorley's, No. y south
Market street. noy2O-lw
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If you want the best MACCOBOY SNUFF,
go to ]. L L. Whorley's. No. 80 South Market
street. sAa. t.t [uoY20-lw |
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Great FeniSn Excitement in New
l 49, ~. York. L.E----.- d


I New York, Nov. 2S.-When at a late
hour last night, the Worlds extra appeared
on the streets with the exciting news from
Ireland, the effect on the city was I'M
equaied since the newsofthe victories of the
rebellion. Places ofamnsement were thinhed
out, and hotels and other places Of congre-
cation, were thronged by anxious and ex-
cited persons, who freely INDUCED in con-
ordinations and hopeful expressions. The
Fenians rushed 10 the meeting. places Of
their circles, hoping to get additional In
formation. kilograms were sent to Irish
to distant cities, and instantly enthusiastic
responses were received. fE,t Hs e aai ,ozlA
Stephens, the Head Center, was invisi-
bic, and it is believed that he has reached
Ireland. Il is said the treasury. of the sFe-
mans is now in a better condition. At
this momentthe same excitement prevailed
Ia Brooklyn. The Irishmen of that city
were excited to-feysr heat and kept up a
constant call for fresh dispatches over the
Atlantic cable.
( A cali has. been issued fora meeting Of
the Shamrock Isle of Fenians, tonight.
The address says: C." FGllow-countrymen
come forward, Win you permit O'Neill
W auNahce again, anu peIuapS Dc sTICken
down before you advance into the ranks.
Remember that the Fenian Brotherhood
are Aboutto lift their hands and nerve their
arms for bold struggle, when the eagle
will not protect the lion. Let ell be true
Irishmen come forwardto-night. Fall into
ranks.'' $50 ETgt .FRus8JT "a
,ToRoNTo, C. W., Nov. &c, in the mat
ter Of Fenian prisoners, under sentence, the
judges had not yet given their decision on
application to set aside verdicts and grantnew
trial. 1t is runiored that the courts intend
refusing The rule and are preparing elabor-
ately written documents setting forth at fun
length the grounds on which decisions, are
based; iflsO, tits the intentions Of prisoners
counseltoapply to have thequestionreferred
70 the Court Of Error and Appeal. If they
SC DO, two Of the judges must concurthat the
objections are well founded, otherwise the
judgement already given stands in full
force, sa.- 1 30 81 t'ssssrs q
J0urneymen printers struck for higher
wages in consequences Of increased prices in
all their necessities; demands, conceded to
'ly lev papers, - oat7JOu
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Z Just Received, large assortment Okla lies
Dress FuEs and Hats at LANDR & BRO.s.
novl-2n 4 North College strser.
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THE Chamber Of Life Insurance il New
York on the Esd inst, resolved that the
people ought to bsprOtected as efectpally
aspossible from all unsafe and fraudulent
schemes Of insurance, and 70 this endshonld
seek an enactment by Congress, applying
annually proper test Of the sufcieney Of
The assets of each, Company ssrFss .sz7a
. r4fsIf1 .aHT q -s.1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pure Spices, Etc, Fresh, at C. W..
Smiths Drug Store, corner Church and Vine
streets. Pepper. ginger. cloves. cinnamon. mace
nutmess and alspice; soda and cream tartar;
extracts vanilla. lemon, etc.i Lexington aud
Coleman's English mustard. le-. nox2S-5k
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lSPECIAL NOTICES.

CONSUMPTION CURABLE BY DIR.
ScHESCK's MEDICISEs.--To cure consumption, the
system must be prepared so that the lungs will
heal. To accomplish this, the liver and stomach
must first be cleansed and appetite created for
good wholesome food, which, by these medicines
will be dgested properly, and good healthy blood
made; thus building up the constitution Schenek's
Mandrake Pills cleanse the stomach of all bilious
or mucous accumulations; and, by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection the appetite is restored
Schenck' Pulmonic Syrup is nutritious as well
medicinal, and by using the three remedies. all
impurities are expelled from the system, and good
wholesome blood made, which will repel all dis
ease. If patients will take these medicines ac-
cording to directions, consumption very frequently
in its last stage yields readily to their action
Take the pills frequently to cleanse the liver and
stomach 1t does not follow that because the bow
els are not costive they not required for some
times in diarrhma they are necessary The stom-
aeh must be kept healthy, and an appetite created
to allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act the respir-
atory organs properly and allay any irritation.
| Then all that is required to perform permanent
cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exercise about
the rooms as much as possible, eat all the richek
food-fat meat, game, and, in fact, anything tie
appetite Graves; but be particular and mastcte
| well 2dw
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MARCHING ON!LConstantly adj
yancing in public favor, throughout the United
States, the British Colonies and Spanish America,
and needing no
FLOURISH OF TRUNPETS
to proclaim its success that standard article,
CHRISTADoRo'S HAIR DYE,
is now far ahead Of any preparation of its class
People of Fashion at length thoroughly under
stand the terrible consequences entailed by the
use of metallic and eaustic preparations, and admit
the superiority of this famous vegetable Dye Man
ufactured byJ CHRIsTADoRo, e Astor House New
sYork. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by all Hair
ressers. novSOml
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Manufacturer of
CARINFT-WARE, CHAIRS, &C,
BEDFORD, Pa,
The undersigned being engaged IN the Cabinet
,oal-fng business will make to order and keep on
hand everything in his line oimanutacture.
Rr-pr,rs DRESSING STANDS, PARLoR AND EXTEN-
SION TABLES, CHAIRS, BEDsrEADS, WASH
STANDS, Sc, &C,
viii be furnished at all prices, and to suit every
taste C0FFINS win also be made to order.
s.5-Prompt attention paid to all orders for work
b Shopou West Pitt Street, nearly opposite
the residence Of George Shuek,
July 10, lS65-tf RICHARD Leu.
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NBUSLCAL INSTRUAIENpS.-B.
.Fs NJ. GREENE has opened his Music store,
one door west OF W. Lewis Book Store, where be
kecus constantly on hand STEINWAI SONS
ana RAFIE & BACON'S, AND OTHERS
PIANOS. MASON q HAMLIN'S CABINET Or
CANS audCABIIABT, NEEDHAM cos Me
LODEONS; Guitars, yiotius, Fitos, Flutes Guitar
and ioliG Strings.
MUSIC BOOkS-Golden Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Censor. Golden Trio &c. &c.
SHEET Music constantly receiving from
PHILADELPHIA all the latest music, which persons at
a dislauGs wishing, can order, and have them sent
by mail at publishers prices.
yPnnos and Organs warranted for fire ycars.
Those wishing to buy any Of the above articles
are invited to call and examine mine before Pur-
;basinr elsewhere My prices are the same as in
New VaIk and Philadelphia.
Circuhrs Of instruments sent promptly upon op-
plIcation Wiz amy additional information desired.
j. NJ. GREENE,
I'm SUI Huntingdon. Pa,
in Browns new har,lw3Te Building.
DR.. C. n lIickok. Agent, Bei1-.l p
Dec l. 65-ly
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atlistellaneous.
1867! GET Up YOUR 1867
CLUBS.
THE i G. f."

a DEMOCRATIC MORNING JOURNAL.
Great Improvements amt Great Inducements.
UNION, RESTORATION, AND CONSTITUTIONAL LIZ
ERTY
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TEyERMS for every description of job
PRINTING CASH for the reason THAT for
every article tcC use we must pay cash and the
cash system will enable rs % DO cur work as low
as it can be done in the cities
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2u1lifati0us.

ECLECpIC MAGAXINE.-L
= AZURE, SCIENCE AND ART.-New Vol
ume begins January, 1866.
The ECLECTfC MAG AzISE IS as its name indicates
= Ssfeetiou from other ma gaines and periodicals
These selections arc carefully made each month,
from the entire range Of foreign Periodicals. In
this respect it is entirety uaffk~ other Hi0Hthitea
and has DO rival The following are some OF the
works from which selections are made -
London Quarterly, Revue lie deux Mondes,
British Quarterly. London Society,
North British Review, Bentley Miscellany,
Pom Science Review. Cornhsll Magazine,
Saturday Review, Fraser.s Magazine
Leisure Hour. Temple Bar.
Westminster Review, Chambers Journal,
Dub University Magazine, Edinhurg Review.
Art Journal London National Rev
Wehave also arranged to secure choice selections
from fhc ERENCH, GERMAN AND OTHGR CUNTINEN-
TAI Periodicals. translated especially for the Ec-
LECrIc and it is hoped this new feature will add
greatly to the variety and value of the work
EMBELLISHMENTS
Each number is embeliished with one oF more
FiUe Stat EDgrar}Hg HgS-poTtr2its Of eminent men
or illustrative of important events
Volumes commence in january and Juiy OF each
year: subscriptions can commence with any month.
TERMS s. peryear; Single numbers, 50cents.
Five copies $50.
The Trade Clerggmcn, Teachers AID Clubs sup
piled ou favorable terms. Address
". Il BIDWELL
Dec - Beakman St, New York
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pal items is one of two hun
~---~- fty thousand dollars, to sup !
IT Eeies in expenses for foreign |
IL by which is meant the eX :
~ bringing Surratt to thi
for those of his trial afte't-
House then went int o
If the Whole and took Ulp
is message. Mr.. War d,
made long speech d G.
President. At its co IL
ommittee rose and I he
led.
The bin for the admissj on
was taken up and re ad.
d Il was offered declari ng
lall not take effect I'M ess
IhhIIAIIo shall be allowed by the
DER. INion. A long discus ion
nan made speec in
AklS, Ca The Southern States
DER. sTRANjapresentatio on
fenstituti onal
FUL UliNA1lsrther dis
~ The
For these diseases truly a sovereign r.ay =
and too much cam be said in its pru. D.
single dose has bee 10 relieve re mos ad
gent symptoms - 80 gysz.-- :
Are you trou6I slon, and at its ose
the small of the bs,nday.
teaspoonful day apIain of the House,
,er, thanked God for
you It ofthe negro in the
that this was but a
PHI YSJCT F"mOre good work"
- ~ " Governor Wells
-ltizens of the State
FhAg the establishment
lent' in that State,
make no secret eferred to the Com
Extract Rucbu is eon0rleans Riots. The
,.n. he Senate amend
jumper D'i'i''' ''''' tcy bill. The Sen
ed in rae"o and accoI negro suffrage in
PVAPJ4CY .bia was taken up
.ofyeas 1l8, nays
These ingredients arThe House then
Bile Diuretics afforded of the Whole, and
4tion of the Presi-
Wentworth, Of II
A4h, opposing the
T tbo+ which 81. Mr.. I1ise made a
of the Presiden is
ne Committee rose.
HELMBOLD'S Tennessee, was eX-
ACTS 1 dots 't.S and Mr., Nc
Is pleasant in taste and, was appointed
GUS properties and inn
e.
% DEMOCRATS.
FORTHE Salts
ng sensible talk
See Medical Properties cqe, and we COM
ofthe Z S, Of which TN Of those Dem
copy: TX that printing
"BUCHU. It's odor isa easy and pro-
somewhat aromatic. its taste b. also, who,
gous TO that Of mint. 1t ia eir5 the editor,
plants of the Urinary OrpuspecialIy, to
chronic Cstarrb of the Bids who sub
ton oftbe Bladder and Ifoalre negligent
Prostrate, and Retention ort
Urine. from a loss Of tone II thstice to say
- =. ,,-,,,,.,,or r.bos5.o DubIisbes a
III ''S : az O'''''--' '''' f-sarritiring
in Dyspepsia, Chronic khsmats we kno,T
foctIons, and Dropsy." ic men than
Tho Torth-
FOR FURTHER NFy are far in
;! "iO' III
Gao profo..o- no,-.os, vo7,,,1o = - ,oLI
u'e OIL Fhyslc. ,1.hoIa = " Il'
See Remarks made by Il celel3, q "Ilolc'
sic. ofPbuadelphia. ro,,ora77 a77Ix22
soe any and all STANDARD tWorhe difficult
tors labor,
FROM fHE aus bI.,,' an 4 t'1s We g
L 4 r G Z old and aid
MANUFACTURE \ aid i'll their
IN THE ygo,.,,o. =.
ada IN oi2-n q
lam acquainted with II. ratio Journals.
pied the drug store oPpositd commence
was successful in conductinS 49, 80 &c &c
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS,

GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
And, knowing that the intelligent refrain from u
sing any thing pertaining to Quackery, or the Pat
ent Medicine orier-most of whish are prepared
by se,fstyled Doctors who are too ignorant to read
physicians simplest prescription, much less COM
petent to prepare pharmaceutical preparations.
THESE PARTIES RESORT
to various means of eFecting sales such as copying
parts of advertisements Of popular remedies, and
finishing with certificates,
The Science of Addieine stands SIMPLE, PURE,
and MAJESTIC, having Fact for its Basis, In
duetion for its Pillar, Truth alone for its Capital
A WORD OF CAUTION.
Health is most important; and the afflicted
should not use an advertised remedy, unless its
contents or ingredients are known to others be-
sides the munufac ctprer, until they satisfied
of tbs qualifications of the party so Offering.
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d L NJ P
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e.r..sr, -,. ..,r paa.o
we'll adopted to as
alima.s
I-Psrsoas lnueea Of
w.H lo weu to give nae
u
a0.E.-s f-u.l al parts Of gUe ggUagy attend
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TIsH PERIODICALS.

TDBLTIsH PERIODICALS.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS!
The London Quarterly Review (CoHssrr9tjga)
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The Westminster Review lRuflczt}
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A JOURNAL OF CHOICE READING,
SELECTED FROM FOREIGN CURRENT LITERATURE.
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To CONSUNIPTIvEs. advertiser,
wing been restored t" health in few weeks by
1ry simple remedy, after having suffered for
! raj years with severe lung affection, and thai
| disease, Consumption-is anxious to make
to his fellOw-suierers tle means of cure.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1866-08-30

Tombstone Literature.
The following says the Sunny South, is an
inscription in the Cemetery at Scooba:
r0F "rho sotrIN
NOT fuRgoTTon."
This is quite suggestive. but more descriptive
one is on the tombstone of one Captain Fry
and reads:
"Here doth ly
The bodi
OF Capting Fry
Who was killed bi
A ski
RocKit
Which hit him in the ere
SocKit
In Januari
18th eighteen hunderd and Thrift
Poor Capting Fry" lrse-as,-sr
Here's one found in a church yard in Georei..
that is a little ahead of Capt. Fry's epitaph, in
pathos: sfvFs5a z-s.4 =ts4x9
.sopin yer les
fer here hes
all that ken rot
here IN this spot
rite where she sot
when she was happy
our Lizer Jane f.sa, .zzsss.zsss
kalled home again
To jine her psppy
live 50 tina. ron gs
and may tn
Jine them that forever pray s ~
Agin the chills aud kolera"
sHsre lies an old sinner saved BY grace, 10 On
= tomb stone. near Burlington. Hamilton CO, Q.
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The stolen Goose.

The stolen Goose. E IS-1@gIsR8
The Baton Rouge Advocate tells the follow
ing: Lat week : case was up belbre the jury,
and the District Attorney had exhausted all his
elequenee in the attempt to convict darsey for
stealing goose. The Judge was tired, The ~
~ wsaried, and the bar. officials and specsator''
all hoped the case would be speedily closed, hut
they were doomed to disappointment. Up rose
old Major -, the hero of a thousand contests
ut the bar, and for two hours flow ofeloquencs
poured forth upon the ears Of the jury. sv'dest-
ly convincing them of the prisoners innocence.
Shrugs and GESTURES denoted that all they wan
ted was chance to get cut Of the jury corner.
and that goose, darkey, prosecutor, and all con-
cerned might go to Guinea If they could only
be released. The Major piled it on thick; ne
showed them law after law; read Supreme
Court condensed decisions referred to every
thing relative to geese, from the iioman time
down to the present. and closed his brilliant ap-
peal by calling their attention to the honest
countenance of his client Gould such . man
steal? The heavens forbid Look 1T hrs face.
You perceive sterling honesty in every Inca
ment. Could you steal, prisoner 1t the BARI
Could you steal a-goose" Yes, sir, l did
steal um; but did't eat um.' was the unexpec
ted response, and the gallant Major, thunder
struck and exhausted caved.'
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NOTICE

; hereby given'to the citizens of Wavne Township,
Il Wayne County, Indiana. that intend to apply to
the Board of Commissioners of Wayne county, Indi-
ana, at their next Term, commencing the first
Monday In September, 1866, for license to sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantity than quart
tme and suffer the same to be drank the premises,
where sold. in accordance with act approved
March 9th, 1889 The premises which intend to
sell said Intoxicating Liquors situated follow
Being certain Brick House on Lot Number three in
that part of the city of Richmond, laid by Andrew
Hampton on the North side of South Street. between
Marion and Franklin streets, and in the West of
said building. JOHN VoGG.
August 2. 23-3t