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ASTRoLoGY.
The World Astonished


MADE THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST
Madame H. a. PERRIGo.
CHE REVEALS SECRETS NO MORTAL
y ever knew. She restores TO happiness
those who, from dOleful events, catastropbies,
crosses IN love, los OF relations and friends,
loss Of money, &c, have become respondent.
She brings together those long separated,
gives Information concerning absent friends
or lovers restores lost or stolen property, tells
you the bushes you are best Quailned 10
pursue and IN Kh6tyOu Will be most Success
full, causes speedy marriages and tells you NE
name, Likeness and characteristics ~ the 4Dsr-
son she reads your very thoughts anh by
her almost supernatural poEers unveils the
dark and hidden mysteries OF the future
From the stars We see In the drmanent-the
Inalenc stars that overcome or predomlnafe
positions Of the planets and the dxed stars IN
the heavens at the time OF birth, she deduces
the future destiny Of man. all not 10
consult the greatest Astr0ioRtst on earth. II
costs you but tribe. and you may never
again have 50 favorable an opportunity.
sii ed information, 81. Parties living al n dis
tance can consult the Madame by mail With
equal safety and satisfaction to themselves, as
lin person. Afun and explicit chart, written
out, with all inquiries answered and Likeness
enclosed, sent By mail on receipt Of price
be maintained, and all correspondence re-
turned or destroyed. References OF the high
est order furnished those desiring them
Write plainly the day Of the month and year
IN WHICH you were born, enclosing a small
MADAMEH.A A. PERRIGo,
r. q. DRA WER "a, BUFFALO, n. Y.
mch&3-eOd ,tTiEGEIy
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NEW YORK, March 29.-Fifteen hun
American Colonization Society to be
sent to Africa within months, of
whom 600 have embarked.
Another distiIlery was seized in
Brooklyn to-day, on the charge of
making false revenue returns.
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LOUISVILLE, March 2e.-The General
Council met last night and passed an
ordinance granting the right of way
through certain streets to the Ohio river
bridge company.
At meeting of steamboat owners
and captains, a resolution was adopted
appointing i. NJ. Sherley and Il. w.
Billings as delegates TO attend the
Commission in New York on the 9Th OF
April.
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Every West Va. ohicer Should
Read this.

CED NE YOUR DISCHARGE AND i
= VIII send receipt by return mail. or send
or an application, and / viii collect for any
omcer, whatever, who was In the service Is
extEA pay per month, for servant, nom Nay
lst. 1854, 70 March ID, 1865. Don't send ysur
Discnarg8 70 Irresponsible parties, or 70 any
party out OF the STATE and out of your reach.
As TO my responsibility, refer, by permits
on 70 the governor. or 10 any Of the
ExecuttVe ofaes1 Of the state Of West Viz
Law once. no. zg1f Main street, up stai-..
GEO. B. CALDWELL,
Late AdJ't 12th West Va. InfEy, and Bvt.
1t Col U. q Vols, MARLIN
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CHASTELLAR.S
w HITE LIQ UID
EN- AMEI.

EoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYINa
E the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparatfon
in use, for giving the skin pearl ike tint
that Is only found In youth. II quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles. Pimples. Biotches Moth
Patches, Sallowness, EIuptions, and All inn
PARTIES Of tie skin, kindly healing the, saune
leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster
lts ue can not be detected by the closest sCsrlI-
tiny, and being a vegetable preparation Is
perfectly harmless. il Is the only article or
the kind used by the French, and Is cousid-
efed by the Partisan as Indispensable 10 n
perfect toilet Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, a SUN cient gtaTafi-
zee OF US et1cacy. Price only IS cents Sent
-oy mai Postpaid. on receipt OF an order, by
BEkGEh, SHUTS & Co, Cbemists
,,,.,,s,- - River 81, Troy. n. Y.
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PROVIDENCE, R. I. March 2o.-The
Committee appointed by the Rhode
Island Legislature, have contracted
foF the statues OF Roger Williams and
Nathaniel Green, to be placed in the
hall of statuary in Washington, at q
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NEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-In the du-
ell this morning between the manager
OF the Rational Theatre and the editor
of the German Gazette, the latter was
seriously, and perhaps fatally shot, at
the third hre. Weapons, revolvers-
ca usa. an actress - Z !. 90 " q =
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New YORK, March 2s.-The Colorado
Senators publish q card denying the
statement that they promised President
would sign the Colorado admission bill.
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sew YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

There is q fair business doing in the de-
Partrnent OF dry goods, and the Spring trade
mas opened In earnest. The hotels are lull oil
country merchants but there is a Renerai
disposition to purchase only to supply fm-
med1at2 wants The late foods at the West
and southwest have interfered considerably
with trade and collections. Domestic Cotton
goods, both plain and printed, rule steady,
put the present quotations are comparatively
low. Fine French dress goods, OF desirable
ana seasonRoie styles, are drmer and have
advanced somewhat within short time.
Inc Trade In Woolens is generalIy dull. and a
large Commission house has failed. We no.
uce also that TWO clothing houses have had
extensions granted them in order that they
might go on. There have been some strikes
AZ the Eastern WoOlen Mills, ard this is re.
ally what the manufactures want, SO that
the stocE on hand may be reduced and an
adyance establtshed on present. quotations
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Throw away. your false frizzes, your switches,
your wig =
Destructive OF comfort, aud not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
And feejoioe in your own iuxuriapt hair
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CRIsPER COMA.

CRISPER COMA.
OH she was beautiful and fair,
Win starry eyes and radiant hair
Whose curling tendrils soft, entWined,
unclaimed the very heart and mind
CRIsPER COMA,
For Curling the Hair OF either Sex in-
20 Wavy and Glossy RfnEIets or
Heavy Massive CurIs.
DY Using THIS ARTICLE LADIES
ID and Gentlemen cln beautify themselves
q Thousand fold. II IS the only article in the
world that viii curl straight hair, and at the
same time give II a beautiful, glossy appear
ance. The Cr1speT Coma not only ctIrIs INC
hair but inyigoTates beautihesaTsd eieanses
II; Is highly ana delightfully perfumed, and
b the most complete article OF the kind ever
offered 20 the American public. TIE Crisrer
postpaid for 81.
AddneB all orders To
w L CARK q co, Chemists
30. West Fayette St, SYRACUSE. n Y
mch25-eOd, triWGYly
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HOUSE.

"I. HOUSE.
The Speaker stated that owing to
serious illness of his step-father, Mr..
Mathews, he was not able to occupy the
gentleman from Massachusetts, MIR.
Boutwell,, as Speaker pro tenn; he
would however come to the hall during
the day and sign bills and joint reso-
Iutions.
The Senate bill to reimburse the States
of Indiana and Ohio for monies expend-
ed for the United States in enrolling
and equipping and provisioning militia
to aid in the suppression of the rebel
lion, was passed.
The Senate Joint resolution in refer
ence to the collection and payment OF
monies due colored soldiers for their
heirs, directing checks and drafts for
such purposes 10 be made payable in
Southern States, to Commissioners of
the Freedmens Bureau, who are to pay
claims as an agent and receive their le-
gal fee, and return the balance to the
claimant, was passed. s-r-a
The Senate bill to grant to the Amer
lean Atlantic Cable Telegraph Com
pany at New York the right, power aud
privilege, to lay land. and operate sub
marine telegraph cable on the Atlantic
coast OF the United States, except the
coast of Florida, and establish teie-
graph communication between the
Z ntleO States anu EUROPE DY way OIL
Burmudas and Azores Islands. Pass
ed.
Mr.. Clarke, of Kansas, offered res
olution relative to adjournment, for
which, after debate, Mr.. BroomaH offer
ed a substitute. Adopted.
II provides for an adjournment from
tomorrow al 3 O'Clock till the LIST We'd
nesday in July, when, IL there be no
quorum, both houses shall adjourn from
day to day for five days, and in contin-
ued absence OF quorum, adjourn till
December.
Mr.. stevens, from the Committee of
Conference, made report on the bill
tingent fund of the Senate. The report
was agreed to.
Mr.. Clarke, of Kansas, offered reso-
luton TO request the Judiciary Conn
mittee to report on the impeachment
question on the first day Of the adjourn
ed session. Adopted.
The Senate amendment to the ad-
journment resolution " as concurred in.
Inc resolution provides for adjourn
ment Tomorrow at u O'Clock, until the
hrst Wednesday in july, when unless
there be quorum of each house pres
ent, the session adjourn till December.
Mr.. Terry presented the resolution of
the Michigan Legislature for a grant OF
land for railroad from the mining re-
gion CT the upper peninsula to a point
on MaekinaW Bay.
The Senate joint resolution authoriz-
ing the transfer of certain funds, and
providing for the purchase of seeds and
their distribution in the South, was
passed
on motion OF Mr. Boutwell,, leave
was given the Judiciary Committee 10
repent testimony at the session in July,
in print.
> The House adjourned 81
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REPARAroR cApnII

nor RESTORING HAIR UPON BALD
IL heads iron whatever cause Il may have
fallen ont and forcing growth OF hair upon
the faee, II has no equnl. 1t VIII force the
beard 20 grow upon the EmOothest face in
rom nve to eight weeks, OF hair upon bald
heads In from two TO three months A few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that
there Is nothing that will force or hasten the
growth OF the hairor beard. Their assert Ions
are false, as thousands of living witnesses
(trom their own eIpeTieuce) can bear wit
ness But many Will say, how are we TO dis
tinzutsh the genuine from the spurious2 II
certainly Is difncuit us nine-tenths Of The
dtnereut Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely WORTHLESS, and you
may have already thrown away large
amounts Tor their purchase To such We
would say, Try the Heparator CaFiIle ID VIII
cost you nothing unless Il tuily comes
mp to our representations. II your Druggist
does not keep It, send Us one dollar and we
VIII forward It, postpaid, together with a re-
ceiPt for the money, which will be returned
you on.applicatton, providing entire satifac-
ton Is not given. Address . e.
W. L. CLARK a co, Chemists
No. West Fayette st, Syracuse, ". Y.
mch2S-eod, tTiwSwly
There cometh glad tidiugs Of JOY to all,
10 young and TO old. TO great and TO small:
Inc beauty which once was 10 precious and
Is free Tor an. and an may be fair.
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for Bent.
For Rent
For Rent.

A DWELLING HOUSE ON ZANE ST
~ containing Six Rooms Apply 70
maro-n PRYOR R5Yn \ 70
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. -BuILALo.AARcH 20.-FLouR-s5O % for
GRAH-WHEkf-s2 - for No. 2 0flvzu-
kse, spring: q so for so 2; Corn-TRenty
car loads, new, on track, al &c. Oafs-At SIC.
CEUDE PETRoLEUN-At lI14c-
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cHIcAeO, March 2.-FLOUz-Fhm but
GEAs-wheat-Firm At q 81 for No.
and 2 1sS for No. 2. C0m-BuoyaDt
Rye-Qlist AZ 81 09I a RarIeyZfIrm
AZ sids5c
WHIsKY-Qniet a. q zsa2 a.
PEoHIsIoSS-MeE Pork-Firm At SO; clear
slaes 5tsI rough sdes Ice short rl6 l3<G
L1EpSFSrm.
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Reparator CapiLIi.

mch2s-eod,triw 20; ~ I'l'sI 81 I II
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-06-20
5 G ui((e { 0 n.
Gin
0ifenbabn Mbentcmcr.
Wom
s. W. ada Der.

(SSIub.)
Da aber bic iunse DAME, pbne ets
,pas au erwiepern, einities, 70 nabm
Der SaaTner pas Maes fir cine ausses
ma&te Sade en-, Sdlo bbie abar bes
gpupes unb laste, ebe er baSOn sins:
,,Dtr baben Bis Minden feine 3pi<
faenfation I; bic 5abrt pauert cine tar
fe Stumbe."
,Ste feten mid antrSflid iaste
Der junse @ann, nadpem er fh In
ebrerbietisre Gntfernuns bon ber@rafn
Datasfy nteberselaGen, pbab Der 3ufaa
fHulb baran ii, wenn id sic pura
metne @eseaipart belafise."
,,Gtne 8emerfuns," iaste fe better
sur Mntwpft, ubie eben 70 unwabr ais
mnrtatis TT. Ste fnb barber ni6t
untrSfIid unp Sbre @esenwart bella
fttst mid nidt TN @erinsiten -tepen'
ten Sie nar bic lansweilise 5abrt elmer
9anjen Stunbe cbne 3wt1henfation-
t& bOTe, Gle fansen S9ren Dienit ais
metm &aYalier fdon iebt baburA an,
bab Gle ein pents NIT mir plaupern.
Der Bug bate fA tpieper in Sewe<
Suus seiebt, unb 5err StOllbers fanb,
pte Mnenplid er In ieper Se3iebums BET
bem Dasentauit sewcnnen. gBie an-
seaebm iaf er bter auf ben peiaen
Sammetfi1en unb Der Siel fanfteren
8ewesuns pieies neueren unp beGeren
Daseas. unsleid fUltlidere@tmOipta-
re berr1hte Bier; bic junse IhSne
Dame arSmte etnen fanften Duff pie
Scn 9etlden aus unb babel tbates ibm
aaberorbentlid wubl, enblid einmal
erlSst sa iein BON benz GiIenba9nunfal>
Ie erjablenben biden 5errn unb Don
Der Deiie Der Gabnenwadt, pelae 8ei>
be tbm unertrdsliA sewprben waren.
Dabet berrldte In bem Coupe Elm anse>
utbmtr Dammsr1aein, benn bas ai4t
Der 3rpFaulaale nit Der aampe pbeu
In Der Dede mar semilbert bura eineu
balb bariibersesUsenen srinieibeneu
Gprbaus.
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Poe(ic.
Sie @eltma9t.

Das @eIb, baS 0elb -
Das @sIb rssirt bic gBelt
Gs it Der ma6tisits &essnt
Wo's mansslt, pa faafs &eSiment.
Das @elb, taS @slb -
Gibt Mnlsbn 1T Der Wslt;
@ssbrt tpirb isItit iOnf i6lsates pad,
genn es nur Spans bat int Cad.
Das @elb, baS @slb-
Wa9t 1dSn in bieler Welt;
slu& tpirb bsr @riiyfcpf wiBis, Hug
Sat sr nur @Olbpollar ssnus.
gsrfanb, gsrltanb -
GaIt stnf tur9'S san3s eant
SeBt III er auBsr GOures seiest
81 sr ni@t tarl nit @UIb perlsst.
Das @slb, has @slb -
Na4t 0rsunbs in Der @elt;
Dp@ pu bsr @eIbiad fsbrt nnb psnb't
Da bat bic Greunbl9aft balp ein Gno.
Das Gslb, bas @slb -
8abat Wese bur9 bic Wslt;
Gs STnet iI6 has i9perite 3bcr
Stlast man nit siilbnem Sammer Spr.
Das @elb, bas 0elp-
81 elm aswaltssr Srlb
Dp biels Ma9t su 5slte sisbt
Iraun, baB Der 8einb tA balb entilisbi.
Das @slt, has @slt
Beltimmt lit bieler Welt
Den Wertb bes Menlden auf elm Saar,
asia Mabfab je bier f9'rer mar.
Das 0slb, baS @slb ~
@abt blinb bier auf bsr 96slt;
Der @ulbianb III Gin wabres @ift
8srbirht bic Musen bic or trift.
Wlit @elb, nit @elb -
Wirb's &e9t cftmalS entitellt;
@slb remit Suralt, &e6t i6lsttet na9,
@elb niadt bas &s9t oft franf unp i6wa6
Das @elb, bas @elb -
9erbintet in Der @fIt:
SA's Wabdsn reid, tOmmt's balp gum 0lanr
Sinb ipnif AUDI tauienp Mafsl bran.
9isl @elt, Siel @elb -
SGt germ bic sanse WsIt;
Drum psib i'd, bab Der Wunib ssfaat:
,,aOmm su uns slaen 8Snis GsIo !"
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Die
Venniplbaniide Staats3eitna9,
5erausgegeten Don

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er1deiut iebsn Donnerltas, unb foitet 50. .OO
psr Sabr, aabbar innsrbalb resSabrss, uni
81. SO mad YerHub bes Sabrsanss.
Gin,elne Grsmplaren, 5 GentS per Stid
Reiue Sutleriptipnsn werbsn fur peniseI
ais feds Wlonaten ausencmmen; aud fam
Wismanb oas 8latt abbsitsusn bis aas &id'
(tanbe besablt llnc.
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fen inierirt.
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In bsr .Sntellissneer" 3rudsrei an Centre
Square, eaneaiter.
gBpbmuns: 9iro. 4i0 gtssnatihnbe stpi<
den Der 4ten uub 5ten Strabe. =.
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A Wise Suyiug.

An English farmer recently re-
marked that .'he fed his land before
it was hungry, rested it before, % was
weary, and weoded it before it was
foul" We have seldom, if ever, seen
SO much agricultural wisdom cOndens-
ed into "a single sentence. 1t would
he difficult to avow an agricultural
practice, each particular Of which
would be more opposite to the prac-
tee Of the laud-killers and sEinners
Of the South Such pcSsons do not
feed their land at all. Though hand
may have nine lives like a cat, yet it
NAV die at last Of starvation. Weary
land" How apt an expression! Not
utterly exhausted, but tired, wearicd
Reader, have you not some land
which next summer will pant and
blow, and struggle under the burden
Of a starveling and siclily stock Of
corn? 'sNVeeded it before it was
foul. Why, some of our planters
raise weeds for manure. Vile pests,
Of no use to man or beast, arc suffer
cd to grow up and encumbAr the
ground, merely for the sake of the
privilege of burning their dead bod
! s to supply vegetable matter to the
soil. On a perfectly conducted plan
tation, no plant would be suffered to
mature its seed which was not Of
some known and positive utility. Peas
and clover are better than weeds
they feed both the sIiI and domestic
animals, and give no trouble to sue
ceeding crops. Remember the prac-
tice Of the English farmers. Do not
wait until your land begins to get
poor before YOU manure it. Ifit is
rich, make it richer Do not wait
until your land begins to fail before
YOU rest it-give it rest in time to
prevent its ever being tired Do not
wait until your plantation IS stocked
with weeds before you begin to de-
stroy them. One weed destroyed
this year will save much hoeing next
year. Manure soon and well; give
abundant rest and cultivate Clean.
He is a good farmer who. observes
these rules TSouthern Cultivator
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TrE1Irs for Fnrners.

It is worth while, for all farmers
everywhere, to remember that
thorough culture is better than three
mortgages on their farm.
That an offensive war against weeds,
is FIVE times less expensive than a de-
fensive one.
That hay is a great deal cheaper
made in summer than purchased in
winter.
That a horse who lays his ears back
and looks lightning when any one
approaches him, is vicious. Don't buy
him.
That scrimping the feed of fatting
hogs, is a waste of grain.
That over-fed fowls won't lay egg.
That educating children is money
lent a hundred per cent.
That one evening spent at home in
study is more profitable than ten
lounging about country taverns.
That cows should always be milked
regularly and clean.
That it is the duty of every farmer
fd carefully study some good, reliable
alma nae, and to subscribe for an in
structi,'e and entertaining paper, and
nav for them promptly-of course.
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Attachment Notice,

John Henley, Before J. HilIiard, J. P Of Fairfield
vs.. township, Highland County. o.
Andrew Long,
ON the 9Th day Of November, A. D., 1867, said Jus
y tice issued Order of Attachment in the above
action. for the of twenty-five and 45-lOO dollars
Adjourned for hearing to December % 1867, at 10
o'clock, A NJ. John HENLEY.
Nov. Is, 1867, noy2lw3h
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r ATE Captain Company A, s9th Rsg't. o. V. !.
u 4 would respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Highland and adjoining counties, that he has opened
General Claim Agency for the collection Of all Govern
ment Claims.
Having had considerable experience with the differ
ent Departments applicants may feel assured Of having
their claims collected with prOmptness and safety, and
that every attention will be given to whatever business
may he enlpnsted
Sc Our charges are reasonable No charge II we
fail to collect any claim.
All kinds Of Blanks kept on hand for every variety
Of eIain.
Claims Of Officers Soldiers for Invalid Pension fol
Bounty, after two years service, arrears OF Pay
Claims of Widows Mothers Of deceased Soldiers
for Pensions.
Claims Of Fathers, Mothers, Widows, Brothers or
Sisters Of deceased Officers Soldiers for arrears Of Paw
Bounty, Money, &C.
Blanks for the wives of Prisoners Of war to obtain
the pay Of their husbands while confined in Rebel pruu
Discharged Officers settled, and certificates
Of nOn-indebtedness procured.
Office in the Grand Jury Of Court House,
HisbOrO. o.
HilsbOro, Dec. "a. 1864. dec29tf
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1867-12-05

Brigham Yourg has ordered the
Young men of his diocese to marry
aright off," and says that If atter a
certain time any girls 9re LEFT un-
married, he will marry them himself