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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-04-25
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Serausgessben BON g'einbarS nnS Jislsr.
Gcimaegangcn!

@pIumbus, hsn 25. April 1907.
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COOL. Ike.

If r.
az ls-=- II tl= G1-z-e q F=s Q. ln1 lErzei
= IL .-eraI Gr-e-rar-. -a--- hat Gown
r-4 -
IL ~ - 1+ 01 COZ
& \ LJr= u1E =-isius cc-l-1 w I.-sr
lec--i ~ - eL=-4-ei- The Ee-- ar- t-i-zv
. g, d..
~
-l-e- -T=l- Hundred cgt-i= D. E.r-El--- mi
entered i1-7 contracts VIII ;iem % Iay s-ea tr
Bis arTi- g STIPULATED SUI - ml-,A-2y
fur t1---r-. making f5rtye--c dollars q year.
b omission from Il -ne- = 1-Eer ll@. II
r=f=r-I-- vas made II TIE contract = -uE 2zs
whatever, and tie -5-ls IN c71t---;in. a-i-7al
;lat ,as eur.-e -1- -g-saat71 -l-u was = -
theirs On sE=iE Arrival here ta=~s contracts
w=-- assigned fra Consideration. o. third 7z--
l@. nothing q -: having ben lid a5yu, uze
lie c5oi- rssG- - ay the TX. a. iley know
nothing -5Ju; Il. and il -m51n;= = on=-r=uta
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MEMORANDA

ErroE- o. BAzx CG.ssrBsE, y c BzooE., Cezusu8er-
Ln he rEarf a. san Fr=Ee~so, Feh- ? Is5s. stIiP =. TX
p~nsnesI ruzh SsosEy weather th= suars pas.as-- LG "a
por schooner Ml.7u Bst--r. Dot b rg;1ru- Ais. bark A a.
Eltrdr-gp fr sale n ret sL Erg1 lave Gr IT, PIT l1
about 4 se~& amoug The Pls-erCers are Gea- " l. saith
Us C1Es1l. sEd hdy-
Un.ted states has given souos q IL erection q H. tlC-m-
EhELczsas
A scn-s pl- Ezhthouse a. ths D1g-h . Raa10ze river. A.
bsr4rle >e-nt. NCrh Carolina o rs= ~ place afta- IEht-
slip frnery marking thai station Ths L~ght-h0u= EAs IL
Up f- TIE dH- tine Jznrary L.. $50
a hrrt-ves-d Las ben pi-czi On the -lc-GLhluT hank u
tt British CEsnn=L CGst q EoEzud- A ri E-ht la BEN
TlreI 10 ~ Nash II "a Isht-h11-e, ard = RI light IL The
BuruhzI LE Exhrhrue. Lrh Iu ne British Cfarld-
A green buoy. uArE-i -ErHE-~ L- E-u Pac-l in t-
Eastern Chznn-I o. rp4t-t=ad- Err4lI
AEtae 6Uei EEhL. AZ Al ei@Fafiau = 49, fH al - -f4uEu
IN the 81 q tower ID tie oelt-r q Fort a. Csiaua1. Ceyi1u.
hhNH4 ElIts lzht las ben errt.t o. CAPE BzL4si.ra. on
TIE east coast q S4riiu5a- ant = tH-il- E-ht hls b--n pIs.ed
mar the extremity ofthe Mo-. .. Palermo
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L : C-oNSJL-AmonE the passengers b. the
bark flDtjri3T. was Gen. Morgan /. smith. who
has been appointed American Consul ct this port.
He entered on The duties Of his Office Yesterday. the
18th General Smith is from Missouri. and served
during the late war in the Union army. He was.
We understand. at the siege Of Vicksburg. where
General Grant first attracted public attention in
the capture Of that stronghold of the rebels. We
bav" now here three American con-rI- and .v-
cpD-u.s- 4 Caldwell. Esq. who filed fhe Office
from lohl % December. IStG. about 1v- years. re-
t"Tn- ~ the United states. with IL family. IN tie
bark Elm. tim. r J.. Wi=rn. IA. vie r.-a
ult % relieve A- Caldwell VIII r.ura shortly 10
4-Liugt. n- az tHe appointment of General smith
reliere- him.
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Loc4L ~roMNEErI4L-

It. tzrE cza5rtfy1- q l= HEra-a1 Pace: L.z, arrived
Trzrsy C t@ lzh- trzErg szsTza- lar ez.- Ls1 s=rs
s1p@cs1L Or 41Vf=s rpm a.; - -hzz-s r. ths b=-a-
lad b@a deserved T. - Eaae: r. LEaE4 p-1lz=s- sz-z-s
-es q1-aa5s a. -.Gss= IL Can5-ers br-zs a Ezzu
erz- 1fsss0r-a1 Esr=Aza1-s, AL = s1T@r@ = hE5s TIE
Dc H1TSzg- Etes al early nsu ~ez - Sr Fa5=sc1-
Azo1z th= aras- sl=zz=s - CIR zs~- columns - 5s
fgs1 a P-relzzs-1u 0rZe PnzsI-at1f ~ Cni1d S-z.-s. De-
o--fzz nat Hs~aEz1 Te---s sLz- - -dz..sI izt5 A==rza
pusc ca ts sazs tsrzs zs AEeuzaa Eess=-s W=cz-zo: lzTa
49, z-y material pavLz= O. ex=ng--z . gam - -Is orl=r,
izas1zh - p-=sozs % ., HzEalz1 v==es tz1r- b-
tS=u tzis E1z2E AID 80 FuDcs51. yer y sp=c1I t-zs.y
q crler- A-1ltsd o1 th- szz- f@t-s a. Aasdez-- stI
tAs- UAF lave b~a saD= rso=at chang n tie Az=rEza I4zs
e.
noE asgz=auy take the Easal4n fzs i Arisa Por,, 414
sal E11e- = 80 is-rs-- ~I-l1-- ever coZrg Lsre q pr5e1r= =
r-a-fer u 81 eaz . he -L59 3 L Hg5-rHzH, -As-h
P@ssd zs pr "a IL 81 ms ~ CHA Wiz h-a-Et o.
avs.ze saes shis Ggvsuz=a- derive fran such esanss, -hls
tArussa ire fs1isrr-u0as q skipzzst-rs 1ho have never been
her a4 n-i-bsr <n5+ q care anything q th-r d1les or CD
HEu8cs Ua3er The Tag
Th= h2-k Cszasn slsd on ih= ~ tr sau Fancise1 zi.a
-ozs sS0OcS pognds q .s=sr and cher p-sIa5s AMI iL=J.
<-FaSHabuTg q the I5th, @r Portland, 9TH sz= $4,000
rounIs - su-.r an o;her P--Izce-
Thr szrz a zfzsef. f-,z PEset soznd, brings a fl,t cargo =
Iuabert 70 M=ssr- HzskseH h Co, in part hr G9ysruneut ase.
AmozE the tiegzPhc news ne a1t1= ths closing
NJ. BsDEosD. Mass. January Sh-s csbe ci.Fafeh- re-
ceIs-l iuG- Lautlu, today. .ays the mzrset u --aued u Sperm
OIL a. Ei5S = To an adsance q Is since th- I5lh Instant,
Ant ~ kgnfred barrels q sPem 81 we're sd YESTERDAY q:
a. IS v z4loa-
GoA n Se- YORK raags. between is and Is5 at ihs hsssi
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IMPORTS.

Fa0E Tz.xIIET. W T-Per EztE.aT. Pen I+-z5s -z Il
r11-h I-nb=E I++ss o drlsssd lEU6-r. I2sVJ Lths, zoos 2
P.s-ts- - u salnv@-
Fr0N -GS FEESGsCe-PeT C~E1hrI-a. F~5- 49, g ginger.
j g uG.-art- I t1l hans ! n che-Se. pEE pip=s ard -c-u-.
. C Aa1i4E CAR. ! hS pe-~l-si11 cap IFS pE-s poEIer. I
= steel TAPS. : uuIs pap 10 hzs tea Is c. hardware, 40 pEzs
s11rs 10 legs nails, 5 g fuV-ltre. y - stat-ue-y- = c. a--r
has. ] c. C0thing, 10 hxs h~tzcsiug- , bu- gis-=. b1s rs1t--
gzpkic materials. - btl= Ike. - - cats. 30 - h.r-v. -
-aeEs, potacoe-- - 6 EsEy brad % - p5ot br=zI- coo empty
J5ts- Is bB apes, 20 b1s onio1s. ! G drugs, roIs ieaEer
p EEzs un-u-c4I~1 rsfza-
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EXPORTS.

FoE ES Fz4sC-Cs-PeE Card=n- Fe5- ST bar. ez1Gslb.l
eot1e- bots f557 Ih-l tzzioE, OF pk- I7-Is5 gaE-J uot1--.
Z%Ss pkEs as 90 Ihl -u-ar. - coils rZs-s u-. e44.4-- las.
las IS-+s4 D. psffy- ~ tuurh-s ta-z-a-- - bxs r!TCU5
Ibsl nc ard s.C--s-
Falus hrisa-----sI221 .. yaIge omzar.-- s.Ia17 ..
FeE PuzrL1sD- OFEEos-F,r J4ae : FaErIr1r-. a.. T5-
Sssi Fks fsI40I0 h. -a-ar. s. a. 5g5i r. go. an
s-crA
'aia= nF=,zn------- - q value daassue-...s5,I5 q
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DEPARTURE

-. -ecEr Prize. HatfsLI. Sr EazaL
s--chr OF F=Eo.. Or Hawai-
s-echr Ea Mo- u lhg-. fr Mast.
s-$sr Active CIGn-y. or Ha-4l-
s--io1p Hoku-i-, fr EanEL
eAm hsrE Carsi-r. N:eh=n. fr ~ Fzc--sc1-
1I-Schr WsrEtcE. ~ E1rEas
II--chr Aulse, BarccE- 81 Hawai-
l4--chr Setr@ Merrill Ki11ey, fr 49,
l---hr Hen. Esil-ter. fr Naut-
l4-chr f-tte. Johrslu, 90 hs1aL
1-@t-s1-T EIsER- NcGrrg1r. Or WlodHard Pors-
1---hr May. Sa- r. EsasA-
L-K0haia. UoSsr1, Or Hawai-
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IT vi o-cLOCK II THE AFTERyooy.
On Thursday, the 28th day Of February,
The Following Real Estate!

N l-Tte sT.sz BrLurS5 am eLssFISG H1uSE a.err
occupied - John Ross IL Wa'uEv- ami the --ss7fr=I E4z= u
The iarir haTirr years ana 10 U.lts o. run.
No 9Th W.s1ES BuLuIsl- near the french Nfs---
DIV coupled by f.tu Ka-- - a DE=liar Hr1s= ard COX
HH4-=. ami the Il-Ep =I lease Of o1e cl ain square Il land .
year. f lie lease remain ll.si4-eg-
NJ a-Iaa Las- for year, = l. a---s O. K.Ia LagD it
mated in ieF.hrE1, Wa-uEu- EOE Ti-at-t E-l Ea.o. Re1t
80 Pr au-ln-
No s-Tae Leas- r. > yzarf Il L; = K.I1 Lax,. rear
IL 40 . ra-tail.l- -ui-I-s and > G.--a-
NJ. Ste L@sse fr 9 y-ars f-om Jufy = 1891. 70 lza1a
sl.9 acres Land .r Nai--p-. Ie=zI from -- E--gi ct EGL-z-
An, a. 2 r=us-lc d g E-r- acre yer .-1u-- together WIKI me crop
- '."F 1.T ErsTll- t.1T--1- zlil iaal b@as enclosed w-a .
good sire f#ze-
No an rH- r-H. -rI -f- r. John Er=. in and 20 $500
- e- a-ra rt A1rr LsEo H. N---a AZ. rs@ p-~.a- painted
s-4 Ear.
Terms made known ~ Sale.
aH p TTy=. " EvEEErT, Auc.1u-er
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Ship Mails

Foa SAs FEAscsCJ Per D c. Nrrray. TEestay next
F0E LAH4rsA : WsDEsED PuzTs-Pr Kl1ELa, Moutay.
kAr ANo EnsA-P.r EmeEns 81 Iar.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
ARRIVALS.

Feb 9@Schr Eohzi1- H0-ard. fra KILL
2---hr WarEck- f~u N11Eat-
S-Schr H.l-1, Eansfier. sum Mako
9--chr N-tre- joh1s1r. fr- EauzL
I1--ctr Nay. y -. frm Maj
I--Au baEk CazhuiE-, BrS1ss. 10 days r. rzc
Fr1ua1o-
I1-Seh- Eat= L. F7u.ain. G-D Maui
E-Shr EEeEre. Crr-, fra Hs-ai-
IS-Setr IA No. VInur. hUu E2halaL
ls-AE 6ors kGtGsaE- CIe@zrts, dsys iru T=sSa-
VT
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Funeral Notice--a- ---rs e. E=-au- E---
Co. ". , -r- --.--. g. =szs al. -=- E--ae E---= THIS
ss---lsy. ~ETEENprS. A. --cz b s1- E-s-. :. a;
;s-I ~ s-r- g ----s.z ---.J T SrEWsED, q. -Ae
E--s- Cz,1- C4:a CE--s--t
~ Pc I-s-a--; ara &c or=P1-is l-= respect
s-Ey -r---L O. --=1-. p -r1-r-
J BLACK. >=--s-z-y Ne
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COM


METrErr p 80
@AT- ~ 49, 81 80 q z1e go FE go al ~
-a-r q - E-F -r~ r--.A &C. r-=-
EE.ra- FL-<
50 --. 80 -.---
t-- .- L. kzr- 1850 u-.-- 49, -
f Ha @ rlt- % - Zrl4a- Es -. Es---sav
lr[ Err wz---..- F4-v 49, --------
--. -1t-z- ey Il.
-. - =
49, - r-
- --zz--Y- --z- --z-- = . $1,000.
r- --= al =a--1T rHG. ---- - H-1 E-
-. - =-l T--- So 49, ---z-- - @z--
fa--s raori E= @ =E-= gee s- g@- + =vr
--..- $500 - 49, -. .- ---4 49,.
er= pas Ear LnT-t- @-s--y l--T a. ----s
-lE any, 49, -r-E= o. go
tE45 t1ea-y 1r.s CO. =1-- ~ .rr--- -a- '-.-
l -
" - $3.50 - - 49,
49, - = or 1-Hz E--z= - 1= 80 - -
800 = - go - ~--.. -.- -.---
C--s t-trz-y z-s@ -r-= ---- --
49,
va - -s AZ - rE
- - 49,
.r al -r==-- p-s H--- ~
go - Fe-.r- ,-F.E- Il - s-.
g~s-rz az s-s- r. s-1-.u- a. r1- 49, t--,----F
-
= a-.-T - - - - 49, 80
A. zaT = Aaazusi o-r@s-u= Era-- ry=--1 A.
10y 80 = y
r1zez sas .rs sszz go - 49, l-s.s1
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Game land at auction!
BELONGING u HE
PACIFIC PLANTATION COMPANY.
For Sale at Auction
Saturday, the eth day of March next.

hNE LEASE OF Sc GRE OF CANE
~ LAND fr 10 year. ~ . r--t - SL-- 5J-IlJ ~ zrllz.
vr-l re EEt 9 3 eHl-- r-t-r1 gent: % - El before >
arr=s . us land are -raaHy Ta1eLs1 l-I Lar1=-1 rrce.
rs-ry fr planting ami a -zn<alslz5 =.1-e t--c= : z-r=zEy
11de 1l saE .L- -cGEfzr--c- ol -t- -a1i-
one L=-s u: 2 l-rs Z Gaze Lud fr 70 year.. a. . m; q
. T=r slu-l- T1s all LIS a Er-=#u- crup1 H.
On Las r. G-5 acres of E-l. ue-= CT -. fr 90 years. =:
a rent Cf So TsE a-uuul. % aer=. Cg-- Or I=~. q tE= and
are & III best Cone and the balance j salz aud .co1 land.
ard Sll5 bal t-- paid ir aiv-Dc= fl- rem
One Iot ofah11t loo pruz5s o. tie rs. = re for f-uce.
Ta-s= lands ar suitable r. Co;,Hn as zaE a. sr Sugar Cane.
al are situated a. kzzraE4I. Lay LA.sitz, Ma, and have
yey god Ali1g-
For more particulars. inquire q
4. 2. CARTWRIGHT.
Or V. C. CuALLAMEL,
go = l. HcrrIll1-
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Hardware. &c.

Anss Cast Sc spades, Ans Cas-: Steel Sa0veis.
Css=s ass.G iI4ske-s. C.-> Handled Az
frU--s Boilers. B-le Inn Mups.
h-EH- $--SaT >lsES>- VIE Brclls.
Mounted GrE---l-s-
Ca~As E-rc- 81 ire.
Gsiyzuz=i PIP and Fittings.
BaN=s III Pl-.s, C-sss Ziae. E=ss B.vets.
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TO BE LET.

"a THE DUDOIT PREMISES. ON Sc
.t@ r--alt- --r--.-
49, So * Ar-y:5 J y. AUSTIN.
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WOOdeDwGre. brushes,
&c, sc.

CHses Axe Hz-i'eS. C->es Ccyr-i Bu-szt<
Nest- shipping Trunks. Canal Wt-=lfarrcwS
Eu-a.-- Wash / ards. Bundles S-ive-.
Bl1ll-s Barrel Covers. Rolling Pins. 2 -tl Cans
Nests Failt-l Tubs CGapTuS lays, NooE H--s-S
Tire Hoped Pals. tir-t-s 81 .rsss. BIcss B-75-,
PcS-t Brushes Han Br11Us, Sa1- Brushes.
Dust E-lsa=s, stove Brushes, scrub BRUSHES.
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Ship Stores

Barrels Ns5iIm Brad. Barrels PT1- Bread.
BzTry.s Ness Pei Half Barrels Clear P5-k
IjegCes Hans.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1867-02-16

OS Thursday last the creditors Of the firm of
Walker. Allen Il Co, met at the Courthouse
ard voted for two as-igne@ for the in~5iyent g.
tate. The candidates and the result were a. fol-
lowe
F1r JAMS V Aasau. E.G----------..---ss votes-sf.ctsf.
,A@r-- x e. - -4-- yIs--,ttefe1
E-s = J. go Ga - Voies-
w-a..-r, = F-s---. sztgr-ftbeJr or
g Ea1=a4u-la ere Great, &c, Se.---Si vote.
Under ordinary circumstances there might be
nothing noticeabls u worthy Of common; in this
election but the fact that a Hawaiian Minister
should have =, little re-Iect for the pEce which
lie holds. a. to attempt - demean it by seeking
a service which no one in the employ or pay Of
government should undertake, has attracted cDn-
siderable attention.
The salary ola Hawaiian Minister was for
merly four thousand dollars a year. but during
the last session Of the legislature. Ministers sue
eeeded in advancing il 70 I've thousand, on the
ground that, a. they were restricted 70 govern
meut service, the amount was inadequate for
support. For this reason the salary was raised.
and the public generally considered the change q
good one. provided Ministers attend 70 their bu-i-
ness. Net content however, with the increase.
the Minister Of Finance seeks outside work, ap-
Iareutly for the pay attaching 70 it.
II must b. humili.tIng % his colleagues and
the Hawaiian Government 70 witness a Crown
Minister thus STOPPING u canvass the town for
votes, and entering into a lusty contest for q
lucrative service. Il looks a. if the
King was served merely for pay and that that
pay was too small. When Will Ministers show
that they APPRECIATE their position to be one Of
honor and dignity, and di~iain To accept =
service which others can I'll far better than
No Hawaiian who takes any pride
in the dignity Of the Crown. but will hang his
head with shame on learning that the Minister
Of Finance entered into a canvass 70 secure the
lssi-neeship Of the estate Of Walker, Allen 4 Co.
Before His Excellency undertakes the settle
nent Of any new business matters, deceased OF
bankrupt estates. would it not be well u close
ONE already in hi hand-fJr instance those Of
". Marsh, j. c. S~p4ldlng, Akai, and Others
hat might Be named, which have for years. like
uits in English chaneery, been awaiting settle
T6ese should suffice 70 show that a gov
rnment officer has enough 70 attend to without
eeking outside employment. IL Is generally
IpTDsed that nothing further can b. expected IT.
be cases named till the term II the Minister'S
-ryicc may b. ended. Vt al events, when they
r. closed = the satisfaction Jf those interested. !
will D. time enough for him . try aud obtain +,
management ~ larger AMI more complicated
IDkrupt estate ?
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yNEE TNDERSIGS Sd INTEND HER
4 AFTER - Ir=s=-I 49, r-=- Al tl=- - -
so 81 -ANuLE- 4 c.
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Dry Goods

Bales S-srk SEeaiu-s.
B--as S-ars brIin-s. Bales Selrk BAGS.
Ez-- Aul>kasE Etr HIS.
Bales Pearl X y-r DENNIS.
B-ls hu1-E-a- Siryes arF Ticking.
Brown FauIeis, Cass Bl-z-L-I Aucskgag C5t,51s
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NOTICE Il.

TNHE UNDER>IGN NED. BEING ABOUTT t
i-a'- 80 h-z5a1 - LJi>tN- =
: S--Ha-u z c. = A--[fE r~- RI A-- -- sE-
al al--= ieEzi-llg q [ E=- p A lr---- e c.
80 - GgENE4-E
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1867-06-05

ROMAN CATHoLICIsM.-On Sunday
last the Catholic portion of our commu-
nifty celebrated Mass in the Court House
in this place. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. John 0. G. Scanln, of
Washington, Penn'a. The choir con-
sisted of the following named ladies
from Washington, viz Lizzie U. Metz
ner, Kate M. Farrell, Mary f. REM,
Mary Schelder, Maggie Curren, Mary
A. Waldron, Clara Waldron, Lizzie
REM, Josephine Renze and Mary Lubec.
The music was most excellent, and a
very large audience was in attendance.
In the evening the Rev. Scanlin deliver
ed lecture on the subject OF CHARITY
His remarks were based on the first
commandment, and the subject was
handled with mastery elcquence. Mass
will again be celebrated in this place on
the first Sunday of July next, the service
will be conducted by Rev. Scanlin.
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Wonderful but TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON the world-rc-
nowned Astroligist and Somnambulstic Clair
voyant, while in a clairvoyant state, define
atcs the very features Of the person you are
to marry, andby the aid. of an instrument of
intense power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce perfect and liteMe
picture of the future husband or wife of the
applicant with date of marriage occupation,
leading traits of character SC. This Is no
impositionj as testimonials without number
can assert. BY stating place of birth. age,
disposition, color of eyes and hair, and en-
closing fifty cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed to you self, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired in
formation.
EayAddress in confidence MADAME GER
rRupn REMINGTON, p o. Box 267 West Troy
N. Y. febl3 '67-ly.
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Patent Medicines, all the best, sold at Bra
dcns Drug Store.
ANorlipR TRAprey WAsp,soron

1
ANOTHER TRApEGY IN WASHINGTON -
On the 2Sth inst, another case of shoot,
ing occurred IN the lively town aiore
mentioned, tho particulars OF which we
CLEAN from Pittsburgh cotemporary
About halt past eleven o'clock in the
evening young lady named Mss Nan.
cy Jordon (who had been making q
friendly call to see her next feghbor
aud was returning homc) thought she
heard some one trying TO enter her ialh>
er's house by the back door. She hur.
ried into the house very much scared,
and informed her brother, John Jordon,
of her impressions. He told her to get
him his pistol, and then he stepped out
the front door, and around toward the
back part OF the house, but did not see
any one for some time. In a few min.
utes the lightning flashed (for it was
stormy aud he saw man a. he suppos>
ed crouching down in the rear of the
house. He, without taking second
thought, fired away, and ran into the
touse. 1t was butt few minutes until
the neighborhood was aroused, when it
was discovered that he had shot a lad
about sixteen years old, named Charles
Chesley, a son of the neighbor whom
Miss Jordon had been visiting. Young
Chesley stated when they found him that
he In spirit OF mischief had followed
Miss Jordon to scare her, and that he
was lingering around to see if he had
accomplished his purpose. lie cannot
possibly live, being shot through the
breast. Mr.. Jordon feels very much
distressed at what he has done, and as
the two families were on the best of
terms. Owing TO that fact the public
exonorate Jordon from blame. lie has
offered to give himself up, but the au.
thoritles will not receive him.
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1sy- A YOUNG LADY returning to her
country home, after sojouIn OF o few months
in the city, was hardly recognized by her
friends. In place of coarse, rustic, flushed
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1t is simple in its combination, as Nature her
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on receipt of an order, by W. L. CLARK Il
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The only American Agents for the sale of the
same.
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are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument
ofintense power, known Us the Psychomo.
trope, guarantees to produce life like pic.
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This isno humbug, as thousands Of testimoni-
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the picture and desired information by return
mail All Communications sacreIly conf
Dental. Address in confidence, MAZDA ME- u.
Z. THoRSros, p o, Box 223, Hudson N. Y.
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sCHENcK,s sEAWEEp TONIC

This medicine, inyon,od by Dr. j. II, songyoK,
oil Philadelphia Ia intended to Dissolve the food aud
makeh into chymc, the first process OF Digestion by
cleansing tho stomach with schenck's Mandrake
Pills. the Tonic aoon rcatorea the appetlto, and TODD
that could not be eaten before using it will DO oa,iy
dlgcsied,
Consumption cannot be cure b. Schencks pul
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healthy and tho appetite restored, houce the Tonic
and Pills are required in nearly ogcry caao OF con-
sumption. halI dozen bottles OF the SEAWEED
TONiC and three or four boxes the MANDRAKE
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DR.. solES0R makes professional vlslts In New
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phia every wcok. See daily papers OF each place. OF
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Please observe, when purchasing that the two l,ko-
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health, are on the Government stamp.
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ehoald be addressed to DIR. souGSog's PRINCIPAL
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General Wholesale Agents: Dcmas Barnes & Co..
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tLt W. ea. mo. 1yr
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A CORRECTION. intelligence
oontradicts the statement we made las,
week, that the chief character in the late
robberies in Washington was Cincln-
natl detective. He was sentenced to
eight years imprisonment in the Wes-
tern Peniten'iary, and to pay fine oil
one thousand dollars, the Judge leemlng
him much the worst OF the lot. John
Sweeny and John Steep were each sent
to the Penitent,ary for five years, and
ordered 10 pay fine OF t~ o dollars.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME L. +. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist Clalrvoyant Psychcmetrician,
who has astonished tho scientific classes of
the Old World, has located herself at Hudson,
N. Y. Madame Thornton possesses such
wonderful powers Of second sight, as to en-
able her to impart knowledge Of the great
est Importance to the single or married of
either sex. While in state Of trance, she
delniatcs tho very features Of tho person you