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The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

The Copperheads of Minnesota carry only
IL out of the 40 counties in that State. and one
of the twelve by three majority. and another
by nine.
Sometimes even newspaper correspondents
are nonplused. one OF them lamen.s that it
is impossible to extract any financial or no.
litical significance" from Gen. Grants HAVING
visited the Seneca euarries in company with
brother of Jay Cooke.
Returns from all but three counties in Min
nesota give Marshall, Republican, $3.50 major
ity. Impartial suffrage is defeated. Later
returns than those which formed the basis
OF favorable reports week ago show a majori-
W OF about one thousand against it.
A Montgomery correspon lent OF the Cincin-
matt Gazette says that the mem bers Of the AL
aoama Constitutional Convention, the sixteen
blacks included, are a better looking and be-
aving set OF men, than the Alabama Lesisla-
e wasin old times.
"Little Mac" is crueIly treated by this
- first place he can't decide
ne or rot. In the second
Ter to accept any
To increase
rs of
..
ige
ling
that
81 JEFF.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
DIR. s. >. FITCH,S.
s. Family Physicians,

Seventy-sx pages: pr1cc 25 cents. Sent to any ld-
dress No money required until the hook is received
read and fully approved. Ii is perfect guide to the
sick Or indsposed. Address DIR S. 5. FITCH, 20
fremont street, Boston. SIN Jan2ad1y
5R 1t will MT be convenient for DR.. Fitch to visit
Portland again.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
4On this spot,
The Dad of Seutembar 1720 the Snv

Ihe Esd OF September, 1880, the Spy,
Major John Andre
Adj-General OF the British Army was captur-
ed by John Paulding, David Williams, and
Isaac Van Wart, all natives of this country.
History has told the rest"
This monument was erected by the people of
Westchester County, "to testify their high est-
nation OF the men who, rejecting the tempta-
ton OF British gold. rescued the States from
imminent peril by battling the arts of a spy
and the plots of traitor" 1t was consecrated
Oct Z, 1853.
Many of the rich merchants of New York
have splendid country seats on the verdant
slopes rising from the river; but the modern
fame of Tarrytown comes principally from the
worldwide reputation of it's respected and be-
loved citizen, Washington Irving Here are
the natural and artificial features described by
his pen -"Sleepy Hollow" "the Old Mill, !" "the
Castle or Manor House." "the Old Dutch
Church" 'the Bridge over the Pocantico'-
and here is his grave. In the old cemetery in
the rear of the Dutch Church lie the remains
of Irving, indicated by neat marble slab bear
ing the following inscription ;
WASHINGTON,
Son of VIM. and Sarah S. IRVING,
Died Nov. %, 1859,
Aged 76 years, mo. and 20 days.
| This spot is tho great point of interest for
| the literary men of America. Thousands visit
itwinter and summer. The grass around the
| grave is trodden and worn down by the feet of
pilgrims who come to shed tear or two over
Iiving's grave. A week ago on passing that
spot memento of affection was noticed in the
shape of a fresh wreath and bouquet Wash
ington Irving was not only the leading genius
| of American literature, but he was good
man. Not stain rests on his fair fame. He
was an exemplary member of the church, and
punctually attended it's services. The
"Gloria in Excelsis'' he declared to be the
sum and substance OF his faith, and said he
never heard it without being lifted ZIP. A
large hurch C is now being built in larry
town, of blue granite trimmed with sandstone,
to cost about 100000 and to be one of the
most beautiful structures in the United States,
which, contrary to the usual custom Of the
Episcopal communion in naming their church.
es, is to be called the 'Irving Memorial
Church. NASSAU.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

The Sunrise says there will not be the usual
amount Of numbering done on the A1oostook
this season, Business is rather dull.
The Sunrise recommends Hon. Parker P.
Bnrleigh for the office of Land Agent of
Name, it being understood that Hon. Isaac r.
Clark, who has held the office for four years.
will retire at the close OF the present year
Most of the public lands are in Aroostook
,I,,tx
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
. 90 H A IR y

La lies double sol, Congress
Boots, costing, cash, within the last
six months, all the way from $500
to $3.50, t. be closed out at $500.
A rare bargain, Don't fail to buy
a pair.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
sew ADVERTISER ENTS.
Norway Academy !

HE Winter Term of this Institution will COM
mence on WEDNESDAY, ID cember 4th, 1867.
and continue ten weeks. -
CHARLES d. BARROwS, a. B. Principal
EDWIN F. AMBROSE, A B Associate Princip !.
Miss Fl. E. DEN SON, Teacher of husic.
GR Assistant Teachers of acknowledged expcri
ence and ability have been secured
Students should ply in person or Inv letter IN tbe
rrr Era to Rev N. Gunuison, to j. A. Icnison.
Esq ga al ~ 70 d IRELAND Howe. ESD, at Norway
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

NORWAY AcADEMY.-The winter term of
this excellent institution, under charge Of
Charles D. Barrows, A. B., Principal, with ac-
complshed Assistants, will commence on
Wednesday, December 4th
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
SPOKEN

Nov ,, OF the Skerries. ship John Clark from Liy
erpool Tor Philadelphia.
Noys, lat 5 N, Ion q W, ship Guiding Star. iron
Shields or New York.
No date. lat N. Ion 20 W, ship Elizabeth Cushing
from Liverpool for Calcutta.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

HEADACHE relieved, and in TACT every disease
of the nose and head permanen |, cured by the
use of the well known remedy,
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

LAST TRIPs.-The steamer City of Richmond
IN making her two next trims, which will be
the last for the season, will touch at Camden
and Belfast each way, and win take freight
and passengers for those places.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
why Suffer from Sores /?

When. by the OF the ARNICi OINTMENT
you IAN be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
from Burns, Scs5ds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts,
Wounds, and eoery Complaint Of the S@in. Try 1t,
MS it costs but 70 cents. Be sure to ask for
tales ArNicN Ointment
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

JUDGE KlNGSBURY PRESIDING,
Observation-Disclosures Mitchell, for getting
drunk, was fined one dollar and costs.
Bridget daney, for obtaining twelve dollars worth
OF geods by false representation, was committed 10
answer luther in default of $40 bail.
State VS.. James McGlinchy. search and seizure
process. Defendant produced a bill of sale of the
shop and appurienances, showing that they were
sold on the 29th day of June last and that he had
no interest there, only occupying one corner for
counting groom. Discharged. Putnam for defence
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

Sch Nettie Currier, OF Bath. from Chiliepec Ne>i
co, Sept 18th experienced q heavy gale IN which
lost all sails and carried awav foremost min boom
and otherwise damaged. Put into Key West to re-
barque Blareker, OF Boston, repairing, would sail
in eight or ten DAYS.
Sen Pierce. (of Rrooksville) Hawes from Bangor
for Boston, with lum er. sprung leak oil IN cher's
Island 18th inst, and put into Gloucester with tour
'eet water 10 her Id
Sch John Rucgles, before reported ashore off
Westport still lies on the shoals at the Point and
nas 2iSe i When the we7ther mo erates she will
pc suIpped and efforts made to save the clrgo.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
THF PRESS.

Thursday Morning, November 81 1857.
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN >rGAnERs.

Miniature Aiiasaaac.....N November 81.
sun rises. ....6.5 Moon rises. ?."a AN
Sun sets. ............4.ail High water 49,. 10 AN
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
C0t0r. H. cnn be Cured ,

For sale by all druggists, send your address am
36 cents to o. p SEYMOUR s. CO., soston. Mass
and receive box by return mail. W. F. Phillips &
Co., agents for Name. april2G1ysn
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21
SHOES.

The greatest inducements ever
offered to the people of Portland to
buy
The Portland daily press., 1867-11-21

Try it, for it costs but Csc For sale by all drug
gists; or send 35c to o. p SEYMOUR a Co. Bos-
not, and receive box bs urn mail. ser4dtisS
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
No IIET.

a l. / persons are hereby warmed
"a against 'r"<pa-sinc upon my ta5n''
"FeHrity." situated On Wicomlco river /"
Chaptico district. 81 NJ ry's county. IN
any wy with d'g or gun or passing
,arorgh any p,rt ct the Farm, except Ga
he road t, ani from the lan'Hng.
P,lsnus using thr road will be required
o shut thr kssc~ OF they will DO prohibit
81 tr IN passing 'te roai.
/ he law viii bc enforced strictly ngaihst
Al . r,ops who disregard this notice
JOIN \ BARBER.
Dec l3 H. 1866 81.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
'(O>I' .AR'S'
tLERh + TED

fFIERR TED
DJJC.IZ-IrEIU-HI1 g,AL'VE,,
For Gu 5, Burus, BRUISES, Won ,d>, BoiIs.
Cane rs, B okea Br +. S're Niipn,
H"ccilrg Bind a7d P,iufu Piles; S,lofu-
lnus, Putri1, Ili-crnli'i1nrd Sore; Ulcers,
GlonlnIar SwSIIiog-, Er 'p;iom, Gn'enc
Gus AtF IONS Rlns~nr,n. Itch C"rns
B.rion>, Chi!b ANS, &C Ch-ppc iian IS
lips, Sc.; Bites OF p drrs, luscc 3, Ami
mails, &c e..
GE b ks, % CTS % cts and S.
ks.
lrt}- Sold by all Druggists cvervwhere
e. And by HENRY +. COSTAR
i, pot IS. Broadway. y \
G-s And by William A. Loker, Lsvn-
ard Town, Md.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
R.?TIF'I..}TTO.N .tOTTCE.

Il, n" Circuit Court fer 81 Mary. County,
<lt,nS a. t"urt II FTtntv-
y. - y Elnts.
Ny ~;:'Uu ,i an'hnri'y. vc~tei In me. -<
, C,ri + ..t The tireti.t Court iir - Mary :
CoHt'v hv ,ha 'to!e oi Publit srncrs'
i:w," of tns State, II is hereby ordered ha'
the r,i,.r' OF la~ s Downs, Trustee, filed ..
,hi. ctS' hr y.rii aul confirm u. nn.rS
to;sc T. the contrary &c shown on before = :"
thir. Mu-,iay cf MARI. neAu Provided = rn,,'
nl iti,sr. l,-r he pnh.',hct N the SaiusM ",
tiAkKTTE=nncc n week for three sls~ce>~,N'
wc,.ks prior 10 the ttir Mond..y OF Feb, neH.
The Report STATS th' land sold fnr $40.
\ JNO \ CAMAl.IER. Crk.
Trus cnIr-T'-S'
mo CAMlLIhR, C.'H.
Rrc 9th, 1896 .,v.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

Now. IS THE TINS TO SUBSCRIBE This
story will be commenced IN the Week y
Day Book Of January b, 1867. and all
Who wish 10 e It's opening chapter. should
subscribe n4.s or send IN their cldo' a>
Early rs 7'sslbt".
TEAMS, CA.n ~ ApvANc&--One copy
per year, s.: three COMES, $; six copies,
$40: eleven copies. $l7 90; twenty copies
70 one AL lress. $50
Tha " rkly pay B'ok i tn m $ Com
plrtr Weekly Pnprr p"jlstrf. ) NrS.
summary. Family K'adir (. Agricultural
articles. Rrp"r.s of CsrfIc. & an an
Cotton Muk.tS, Sc, &c are not SUI
passed hy any paper.
70 Specimen copies sent tree. SEM
for opv. Address
Van kNHlE HORTON 4 CO..
No. lG2 Nassau ST., New York
Dec. G, 1867.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
RiTIrTCiTION NOTICE.



II he Ci'rui, Corr. Tor 81. Mays CcsstT
,i,tiu, ,s Curt Of Equity,
No So \. Equity.
EJY virtue Of authority vested IN me, -
- Clerk III the Grcui, Court lar 81 Ma
-: 'ountH 10y the "C9ie oi Pubic General
Laws" oi TINS State it is hc:,hy OF
dnrcd that the Report u jaime, ). Downs,
Tru.tc-. hlci in thi, cause, be Ratified
and Confirmed. unless cause 10 the col
trary be shown on or before the thlr!
Monday of March IcNt: rrov:de.'. !.
/ c,py nt this orcr be inserted in tie Salrs
M,rys Gazette, once week Tor three sue
cro,.. weeks prior 10 The shrd AonI"y II
Fch urIt.
The R-pnr, .tat-s that the land 'od II
$50.
JNO. 4 CAVALIER, CIk.
True c"p:-'rest:
-. INu. A. CiMALlER. Crk.
Dee. { h. lsGG-3w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
IiI2[ILIIEEIG4'7 Notice.


Sel virtue Of authority vested in me 4,
, Clerk uttnc Circuit Cour' for 8. u
r. : eac:fy. by the Cote Of Puhl,, Genera
avs .Ajs state, il is hereby ordered th1t i
F. S,a'din., Al Irsoirent Petitioner tV'
and al,l.e before j" sui'i Court on Il e lhlId
3!or.!ay pf March rcHf, =" answer such inter
rogatoIies or allegations a. his creditors, Ell
,iolsrr> or s"curi'je> may a.iege or propose
against i'm and 'Aat sad I,*rl*cnr rAuse y
copy ct has notice 10 be published III thc =,
Mufy's GA1ETTt once week Tor ttrc"
months. previous 10 said third Monday 4
MaIcA neHt.
JEO. A. CAMAIIEE, r'k.
Tla~ corv-Tc~t;
JNO. \. CAVALIER, CI'k.
Dee. 9Th. 1SG6--3,n.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
Lumber and Manure
FOR SALE.

rs,lI. undersigned having established
Lumber y ard, at tii>horn' Point, y. e..
are now prepared 10 sell for 'oyi, good common
CLLLINGS, JDiSTS, SILLS. &c. &C., at
rom onc to itco cents per foot, and h"ilim$'
(st,ndlns) OF every SIZE an' descriP'''o' AZ
.,r at{y reduced rri"ca "A Wc ~" ANXIOUS t"
,,r.;i,I,t- n,ly. more, III. OH Cavalry Depot.
We win L.l.>er on vessels nj our Wha'ts.
orImr .U..nure At 80 ccots per cuhc gard.
GEuEGt. w YOU NJ,
JOSEPH y VOC Nc,
tI.HWlCk lCEN !,
Address 80
Washington GUY,
f.. e.
Sni ". IsGh III.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

In the Circuit Court Tor St II rvs conntv,
st.ing a G.nrr o} Equity.
\" =, \. =.
T9Y virtue of authority v.,-..i IT, mo 4 C'er'>
= OF tie rjrcnt C,url tor -. Nary scfantv,
iN ,he "Coly of Pub &c 'iencr4l avs "t this
) ate. il Is hereby or,'er,,:. that tie Au TO ;
Report li'ci 10 thi> f1>e, oe rn''hrd II con-
ir.rd. u,.lcss cans. /, thee ntr!r, brsao"n
ON or ae.orc til. t!irl Mo ria, Jan, nrx';
yruyjdt u capy Of tai,o.d,.r be tr-ert'''l IN
~" - Nurl t;n"tte onc1 week Tor tErce
successive weeks p:i,r tot'.c th.rl ,h'n"ay
o! IN. Lvxt.
JNO 4 CAVALIER, C.k.
Truc copy-Fys,;
$50 \ CAVALIER Ci'k.
Dec ~, !8i6-S
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

In ,hc Circuit Court FIR ST. Mary scour:y,
sitting as ! c uit ~ Equity.
.No73 y +,
TeY virtue Of authority vested in me- as
ID Clerk Of the Circuit Court for st Mary :
County. hv .hc "Co!e Of ruhi' G"ncrh Il
Laws Of dis state, it i, hereby orurred lhat
tie Auditor, Report filed in tnIs cos !,
be ratified onG confirmed. unless cause
TO the contrary be shown on or before
the tlr;l Monday Of Jan. next provided
copy of tus order be inserted III tic Saint
Nsr,'> Gd.c!tc. once \ week for three sreoei-
ayo weeks PRIOR to the third MonGny Of
Ian. next
JNO 4 CAVALIER, CIk.
True copt-rast
JNO \ CAMAIIER, Crk.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
fnr lN6II

Ter iNhs.
VII cacncncc. in It's issue If .Tsnnarv
5,b \ NV and ORIGINAL ROMANCE
x-;ttcu -Npre>S'y for lis ca II na>. en.i la
3Ir - NfEDERt TF FIiE IN 'h~
DtFlN. Tate ~ III" ',p'ses ri thr
Hnas'er upR -ii,lnmu. bv Prof WV II
pvrk. of l. author of bertha Sccly,'
.,Bcarric.' &c.
.Am,rr al the war stories that favr
been written, none have YET portrayed hat
mcs. romantic u all f. Ids, the w'rdrrful
and even mysterious voyages Of the Com
'plcra.e uasrrs The story Of Prof T.
si 80, he merely Imng;na ". bnr hisfor-
! a not simply romance, Int reality.
nu h If il frum the lips Of the Very actors
IN scenes thamse}' cs We feel >af" IN
praa ctiug that it will have a grea;rr snc :
ces h.n any previous story Of this p7pu-
lar Thor.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
For Sheriff.
NOTICE or Dividend.

n y aun'lcation o. levi; Graves. Admins
rrntnr @ May 4. Graves, late
Of SAINT May = county i>reaseh, It is ordered by
the Court, tint the sad Admlnls'ra'or notify the
creditors ot the sad deccasc 10 file their CLAIMS
az lrst 81 Il drc- used he office of the ttec!s
ter Of Wills Tor SAINT Mary c"Hnty on or be
fore the iJh day of Feb, 1861. for dividend.
and tin, th, order be pI..hshed once week
IN e,ch week untll lhe i Il day of Feb., neAt.
Test.
JAMES T. NJ. RIiAEY,
Register of villa
for 81. Mary conn:y.
Deo. 18th, lrGf-tn
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
THE WHITE MANS PAPER.
.cItB> 20. 1867 .-CIrBs aR 1867.

fhe Lea Nssr lo,k hreh+y ?ejft,i,i
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03

nr, %. lSt6-5w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1867-01-03
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Dee. -. lSG6-SN.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-12
NEW AND ENLARGED EDITION.
TWELFTH THOUSAND.

Containing many new recipes, which will be found at the close OF each sec
Hn' an h, eleven g pages added in the miscellaneous department con
Hlpuued by Mrs. Margaret Preston Davc. Mrs. Davenport,
Mrs. b. II. Young, Mrs. Brent Mrs. Matt Turney,
and other noted housekcep6rs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-06-12
I A NEW AND COMPLETE INDEX.
What the Press says Of it.

This is one of the best and fullest books of recipes for cooking and
other household purposes we have ever seen.-EarRca Worker.
1t is n work of uncommon merit. The contributors are ladies of
the highest social character, and what they have contributed can be
relied upon with implicit confidence. This book will now be the
standard for good eating, not only in Kentucky, but all over the West
and South Lexington IRy) Gazette.
The Kentucky matron is the model housewife of the nation. No
~housekeeper in the land should be without this book.-Ransa City
Tones.
The work is worth double the price asked for il, to any house,
keeper, and is far ahead of any thing of the kind we have ever
secn.-M. Sterling Sentinel.
Its recipes are practical; they have been tried by some of the best
~housekeepers in Virginia and kentucky. They are adapted to South
ern articles of food, and suited to Southern tastes.-Chrishan Observer.
The book is pretty enough for the parlor table, and so useful that
no one with n kitchen should he without it. We arc sure it will take
position as a standard work of its class.-LOuisuiNe Commercial.
1t is the bcst-the very best recipe book we have yet seen.-Car-
lhe Mercury.
What Gault House says.
Having carefully examined the Housekeeping in the Blue Grass"
it gives me great pleasure to recommend the book. 1t I possesses rarei
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Of. Its very great merit must win for it SUGGEST p johnson
Manager Cult House. Louisville, KY
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-08
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

A RE THE MOST perfect purgatiVe
n weare able to produce, and as we think. has
ever yet been made by anybody. Their effects have
abundantly shown to the community how much
they excel the other medicines in use. They are
pleasant aid safe totake hut powerful TO cure Their
penetrating properties stimulate the vital activities
of the body remove the obstructions Of its organs
purify the blood and expe disease. They purge out
the foul humors which br ed and grow dlste pPer.
natural action, and impart tone and strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the every day
q 1 out spS
feots, they are at the same time, in diminished
doses, the safest and best physie that can be en-
pleasant to take: and, being purely vegetable. are
entirely harmless. Cures have been made that
would surpass belief. were they not substsntiated
suspicion of uptruth. Many eminett clergymen
and physicians certify to the public the
of remedies, while others have sent US the as
surance of their conviction that our Preparations
contribute immensely to the relief Of our afflicted
fellow-men. '-
The Agent below named is pleased to furnish
for the use of these medicines and certificates Of
their cures of the following complaints:
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion. Morbid Inaction Of
the Bowels and Pain arising tberefrom. Flatuency,
Loss of Appetite. all Diseases which require an
| evacuant med cine. They also, by purifying tho
blood and stimulating the system, cure many COM
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eia and Nervous Irritabiiity DerangementS of the
Liver and Kidneys, Gout. and other kindred disor-
ders arising from low state of the body, or OBJ
DO not be put of by unprincipled dealers with
other preparations on which they make mo.e pr IT.
Demand AVER s and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them. and they should
Prepared by DIR. ]. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
and sold by G. Roberts, Columbus. wholesale and
retail, and by all druggists. -. ~.
iunlO-dtWGR2m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-08
A Beau.ifuIPicture.

"The election Tin Tennessee) itself, from
causes which have been heretofore men,
toned in other letters, aoas simply a farce,
and could not be otherwise while William
G. Brownlow was the moving spirit in the
performance. The best Union men in the
State, those too, who had been ioyal through
the whole long night of rebellion, were
denied registration certificates, while
stodrnls of the most rampant rebels that euer
diSgrdced the nation, or murdered Union nael,
in cold blood, were made voters on condi-
ton of casting their ballots for Browulow.
This is no idle assertion. but what can be
established by proofs innumerable."-
Special correspondence Cincinnati Commercial,
august 5th.
Here is a fair specimen of the efforts of
Radicalism, and it is proposed to treat Ohio
in the same way. This is Republican evil
dence of Radical rule, and it is nothing
m ore than HAYES and his associates are
trying to accomplish in Ohio. HAYES is as
dangerous Radical as BRowNLow, and
Ohio under his rule will suffer as severely as
Tennessee does under the rule OF Brown
Low.
This is nice picture, isn't it?
Radical friend, look at it. Ponder over
it. Imagine yourself member of the
party that is inaugurating and upholding
this kind of Government.
And then upon the word of an honest
man, answer if you profess to be half white
in your principles.
Poor Africans and poor Radicals.
The advocates and examples of total de-
pravity, your sins are equal to your
strength and your wickedness co-extensive
with your endurance.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-08
Know Thy Destiny.

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has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson. N. Y.
Madame hornton possesses such wonderful powers
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edge of the greatest Importance to the single
ried of either While in state Of trance, she
delineates the very features tns person you are
to marry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
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tees to produce aife-ke picture of the future hus-
marriage position in life leading traits of eharac
ter, DC. This is no humbug, as thousands of testi
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing q
small lock of hair, and stating place of birth. age
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelepe addressed to yourself. you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. All Communications sacredly conf
Dental. Address in confidence, MADAME Z. +.
THORNTON, ?. o. Box 223, Hudson. N. Y.
mar25-dawly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-08-08
Democratic Nominations.

The nomination of Gen. JOHN E. HUNT
and JAMES G. HALY, as the Democratic
candidates for Senators in the Thirty
third District, last winter represent
ed by two Negro Suffrageites, is an
omen of success. The candidates are
first-class men, with long experience in
legislation, and possess every requisite
qualification to fill the place.
At the Democratic Nominating Conven-
ton for the Senatorial District composed of
the counties of Delaware and Licking, held
at Johnstown on yesterday, LEWIS EVANS
of Newark, was nominated for Senator.
At the last election, a Negro Suffrageite
was elected in this District-at the election
this fall, the District will be Democratic.
Mr.. EVANS is one of the hard working
Democracy, and will make an excellent
member, and we will hail his election with
feelings of unusual pleasure.