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PER soNAL. We had call on Wednesday
from Mr.. A. X. Mckenzie and Mr.. A. J. Tib-
bets Of Indian River. Mr.. X. is one Of the
publishers OF the '.Stcord Of Truth " the organ
of the Jaffa Coloaists We were informed by
these gentlemen that another vessel will be dis
patched this fall with emigrants; and with all.
seriousness they talk of their enterprise rs be-
ing one that will eventually triumph. When
we told them we had no faith in the enterprise,
aud that we are too unitarian in our notions to
readily believe in such visionary .cho mes, they
took it very kindly. But what made Us put on
onr thinking cap the quickest. was in noticing
the general make up of the two men. Mr.. X
looks like a hard matter Of fact man, and ono
that would naturally take TO building vessels,
| rather than as Mr.. Sthnabal used to say, to
making politico-religious crceds. On the
contrary, Mr.. I. looks like the incarnation of
the widest vision, and yet as free from selfish
ness and guile as babe. We think he Is a
preacher, u teacher of the new creed. We hope
no new converts for Jaffa will be made by what
| We have said.
The New York Union Club h al a spccia
mccting to deal with Greeley. u member, for
the part he took in signing the bond of Davis
/ 1t did nothing with him but to say there was
nothing in the matter TO call for its action.
/ The Press says
| TIE UNION LEAGUE CLUB Mt New York
/ ough; never 10 have entertained the PROPOSE
/ ton to cNpcl Horace Greeley for his Richmond
/ escGpdde, but having entertained 1t ii did well,
no Doubt, To drop il. Mr.. Greeley has not be-
/ traycd the cause which he has served SO long.
/ lie has simply done a foolish thing which will
hurt nobody but himself. unless he is made a
martyr for ii, His reply TO the invitation to
attend the meeting of the club and defend him
self is mere dgniied than anything else he ha,
written on the subject.
-WuIcH-:-The following question is
now before the Sand Lake Debating Society
Cal; Which do women love the best--to be
Rugged IN polka squeezed In sleigh"
4 committee Of investigation was appointed.
with authority ito send four persons and
| papers
Officers Hancock County G.. I. Assoca-
ton
Rev. W. II. Ssvarv. Ellsworth, W. CT.
| Miss Fanny Forsaith. w. V. 4.
r. L. Hill. W. Seey
{. Mlliken, W. +. ;.
John Milliken, W. L.
| Rev. Joseph King. W. Chap.
scwall Cunningham, W. VI.
| Nancy Hardy. w. u. NJ.
| Il. VI. Heath. W. |. G.
| George Googins, W. .. G.
| J. +. Hooper, L. w. c. T.
Rev. w. II. Savary OF Ellsworth County
! Deputy First session will be holden at Els
worth on Tuesday July 9th, 1867. at ten O'Clock
A. NJ. Will the W. r. please furnish the Sec
rotary with his address.
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TO CoMEUMprIYE-.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
a few weeks by very simple remedy, alter hav-
ing suffered for several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fcllow sufferers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy OF the
prescription used free of charge with the direct
ions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CorGHs. CcLDs, and all Throa, and
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in sending the Prescription is TO benefit the aiiict.
ed, aud spread information which he conceivcs to
be invaluable, and he hopes every erer Will try
his rcmcd. as 1t will cost them nothi ng and nay
prove a blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
FkEE by return mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON.
lyspl5 Williamsburg. Kings Co, New York
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MAMMALIAN PRIsoNFR.-The end OF
the hopeless struggle in Mexico will be
welcome to all friends of humanity-doub-
ly welcome when it ends in the triumph OF
y just and long struggling Cause. 1t is
from Juarez himself that the dispatch
comes, announcing the fall of Queretaro
and the capture of Maximilian, Miramon
and Mejia. For Miramon the tool of the
Church party, fol Mejia. who deserted the
Liberal cause. there will be but little SYM
pathy in this country. For Macmillan,
who went to Mexico with his fine German
head full Of impc ssible dreams Of royal be-
neficence, and who has SO gallantly fought
through the hard fights he found prepared
for him. there will be much sympathy if the
rumor of his execution should be verified.
Macmillan is not Il cOnspirator. His death
- totally unnecessary to confirm the sta
bility ofthe Liberal Government. The ru-
NOR of his execution contradicts everything
we have heard of the intentions of Juarez.
and ought not to be credited without due
confirmation. We shall soon see whether
the Liberal party is capable of tirmness
without violence. Not in spirit of VEN
geance but yet with unalterablc resolution
must the work of reconstruction in Mexico
be undertaken. The contiscation OF the
Church property. the humiliation of the
hierarchy which has SO long dominated
over the Mexican people. is to Mexico wha,
the determination of slavery was to us-tht
enc duty which cannot be neglected.
Il Press.
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Nasty has written letter descriptive Of
his feelings on witnessing Horace Greeley
signing the Davis bond. We give the follow
ing
Never shell forgit the shout that assembled
ez Horis wuz SHIN his name.
~ chears for Jef,yson Grealy and Horis Da.
viss-onc inscperabill, now Il foreyer,
shouted enthoosy astick corfedrit.
Immortality is yorse. +" scd another, sea.
gin him BY the f.y- corjelly. Jetfyson Daviss
is the big dorg ov the age. and 700, mi deer sir,
are the tim kiftc tied his tale. Wat jov!-.
Wat happynis! When posterryty speeks NV
Him tina will speak Nv Oo!'
1 coodeut restrahe myself no more. Dustin
ing teers tell on 9 Grealy's buzzum and we
imbrased. Ez he hednt his spettikcles on he
spoased II wuz Daviss hisself & he busted in 2
teers also, and thare wuz OF the most strikin
tabloos ever exhibited. l got ava aiore he dis
kiyered his mistake.
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Ticknor d Fields have received the follow
ing letter from Charles Dickens, which will bt
read with interest, and perhaps excite contro
versy:
"GAD's HILL PLACE,
HfGHAM BY ROCHESTER kEST,t
Tuesday, sixteenth April, 1867. )
"MessrS. Tickaor & Fields:
my dear Sirs IL have read the newspaper
cutting you have sent me, in which it i, stated
that have an interest in-havc derived, do de.
rive, or am to derive pecuuiary advantage
from-cer'xin republications Of my collected
works In the United States not issued by YOU.
''Once for all, receive my personal authority
10 contradict any such monstrous misreprescn-
tstions. II they originate in any distorted
shadow of truth, they have twisted into being
from the two irrelevant facts: Firstly, That
agents, Messrs. Sampson Low & Company, Of
London. purchased a,lvanee-sheets Of my three
latest novels A Tale of Two Cities Great En-
pcctations, and Our Mutual Friend,) As each
appeared serally, for simultaneous republics
ton in America. secondly that Hurd Il llough-
Nm not long since bought Of my publisher a
hundred impressions OF the illustrations to The
PEkwiek Papers, and | have never had any
ether transaction whatever with them or they
with me.
ia America the occupation Of my life for
thirty years h, unless 1t bears your imprint,
utterly worthless and profitless to me.
Faithfully yours,
CHARLES DICKENS.
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ERRCRS OF YOUTY,

a Gentleman who suffered for years from Ncr.
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of youthful indscrcton will for the sake of sun
ering humanity, send free to all who need 1t, the
recipe and directions FOR making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience, can do so by al.
dres sing, in perfec confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN
az Cedar Street, New York. lyspld
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DIED.

Trcnton,-May 18th, Eliza Graves, aged Sc yrs .
wife of Moses 4 Graves.
The pcrceptihle beginning Of her Illness was in
the autumn of last year when she obliged 10
leave her work aud devote her herself to yenedini
efforts, all OF which however proved in vain, She
was an afectionate wife and neither, a source of
peculiar brightness and reliance In her homs and
woman WeNcmplary moral character and Of MANY
amiahle qualities both Of heart and Ife-genia5.
cheerful. Energetic, We remember her happy
words and cordial greetings. Notwithstanding
the pain and suffering of her sickness she carried
spirit of patience and submission to tie lat We
have lost friend. CON-
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Special Notices.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

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and should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and
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Tho correspondent of the Boston Aaeer.

WASHINGTON, Nay %, 1897.
Senator Wilson returned from his southern
tour this incoming. Beginning ut Orange Court
housc April 70, and ending VI Huntsville, Ala,
May 20, he made ia the four weeks thirty.two
lie comes back In good health, reports that he
was everywhere eourteously received, and says
he, never had NOR. attentive audiences. He is
greatly pleased with his trip and is more than
ever convinced that the republican party can
triumph ut the polls next fail ia majority Of
the southern congressional districts. One Of
has conclusions is That more will he accomplish
ed for the enlightenment Of the people. this
Aummcr, ON the questions oflhe hour by speak
will urge the employment TO Il consideran ole
extent Vi eoiored men of good local standing.
lie leu for home this afternoon, but stops one
day in New York on the way.
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M A II r ED.

Amhcrsi,-May 2tth, BY A. Backus, Esq, Mr.
John r. Ford and MISS. Jane A sumpier. both OF 4.
Cranberry lses,-May 26th BY A. c. Fernald ESQ
hr. David Braey, Jr., to Miss. Lucy Jane Eaton,
both of Ill. Desert.
Gouldsboro,-May 2lth, by Fred T. Kingsley,
Esq, Mr., Lyxandsr. Bunker and Mrs, Barbara,
StInsen, both of u.
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w + SHERMAN Ken.
EUcKsPoRT, Ne.
Manufacturers OF
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AhTI'FREEzING PUMP,

Win Glass Cylinders and Galvanized Rods & Boxes
I'HEsE Pumps are Warranted not to affect the
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ranging from - TO eco. N''
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Agents for the Anderson Spring Bed hot
ON, the Common Sense Churn and the best
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. Dow continues to devote hi,
ehtrc time to the treatment of all diseases incidr
10 the female system. An experience of NV ant
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and pc
fnsncnt relief in the ssf of SappressioA an
III Other Menstrual BsrGngements, from uAaters
ed1ss All letters for advice must contain 81. one,
No Endicoit street. Boston.
B.-bosrd furnished to those who wish to re-
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Boston, June ~, ie6i. ly2ix
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REGISTERS IN BANKRUPrcY.-The following
is the list:-lst district, j. s. Fessenden, PORT
land; I'd, Seth May. Auburn; 81, $. S. Marble,
Newcastle; 4th. Charles Hamiin, Bangor; 5th,
Peter Thaeher Of 70 ,kland.
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State of Maine,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
Augusta, May 18th, 1857.
An adjourned session OF the Executive council
will be held at the council chamber, In Augusta, on
Monday the third day Of June next
Attest:
3wls ErHRAiN FLINT, Secretary Of State.
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WHY SUFFER- IRON SORES

When by the use oil the Arnica Ointment YOU
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box by return mail 6u,os5l
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DR. u. X, TAYLOR.

No. Il, HANOVER STREET. BDsroN has for %
years, in addition TO his general family practice
gwen special attention to the treatment Of all pi.-
eases OF the Flood, Urinary and Reproductive Or
gans, and all complaints peculiar TO women. Good
accommodations provided for patients prefer 10
remain in the city during treatment. sps2
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ON THE STOCKS.

ON THE STOCKS.
I>IIE SUBSCRIBER has on the Stocks
4 in his yard in sullivan, a vessel OF abou $50
tons burthen, tiinbereu out which he will dispose
o in part ar who.c. As parties may desire. IL ~
intended for th.West India aud general freighting
BUSINESS, The dimensions are rs folloWs:-
One hundred and four feet long, twenty eight
feet beam, and nine and half feet depth OF hold
II Is TO be u nTst class vessel.
ID. WHITE.
Sullivan, May ssth, 1867. -
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Highly Important from Mex
ion

OEciai Dispatch from President Jaare---
The Liberals Capture Queretaro--Mdr-
imiitiaa and the Imperiatist Chiefs Prs.
oaers Of Var Report Mdt Marimilid,,
t..ni has Generals TO be Slsot.
WASHINGTON, Nav 81.
The following has been received at the
State Department
Telegram from New Orleans May %. 1867.
q Received at the Department of State
May %, at 9:55 A. NJ.
To Hon. VIM. II. Seward
have this moment received the fol
lowing despatch by telegram via Galveston
dated Mt Matamoras, MAY q. have the
honor to transmit you thefollowing official
letter:
@ San Luis Potosi,
May Is. 1867.
To Gen Bersriozabal-
Nv Esteemed Friend, "pera Ia Patrid..'
Qucretaro has fallen by force OF arms this
morning at 8 o'clock. Macmillan, Meia,
CASTILLO an Miramon, are prisoners.
(Signed) BESlTo JuAREz.
Yours truly,
(Signed, Z. B. MARSHALL,
(Signed) Z. l.. PULMB
WAshINGroN, May q.
The trial of John Ii. Snrratt. on motion
Of the Government to-day, was postponed
until the 10th of June. IN order to afford
time to procure the attendance OF several
important witnesses.
New ORLEANS. MAY 81.
A despatch, via Brazos, May 2lst. to
General Griffin at Galveston, contains the
following -
Have Just received official information
FROM Berriozabal, and the U. S. Couusnl
at Maiamoras, that Queretaro was captured
by the Liberals on the 18th inst. Max
hnilan, Msjia and CASTILLO are prisoners.
(Signed} j. j. RsYNoLps.
Major General
MArAMoRAs. May %.
Via New Orleans %.
The following was received from Es-
cobcdo to day:
Citizen Minister Of Var : At 3 o'clock
ON the morning of the 18th inst, La Curz
was taken by our force, who surprised the
enemy, Shortly after the garrison were
made prisoner. and our troops occupied
the Plaza. In the meanwhile the enemy
retreated towards Ceno de la Campana
where our artillery caused him to surrcn-
der at O'Clock A. NJ. Macmillan and his
Generals. Della and CASTILLO, surrendered
Internationally. You will please give the
President My congratulations i'll this
triumph Of the national army.
tSiyneD EsceBEDo.
General Escobedo reports from the in
terror that President Juarez has ordered
arch-dukc Macmillan, and all his Cen
erals to be shot.
MATMoRAs, May %.
The Liberal force which took possession
Of Qucrctaro has started for the Capitol
Commander J. D. Pavan. of the Mexican
navy, has been ordered by Gen. Berriozhal
to command an expedition against Vera
Cruz. The Liberals have taken possession
Of the steamer, Gen. Sheridan, for nava
purposes. So ends the struggle in Mexico
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Letter fro,m Charlc. Dickem..

Ticknor 4 Fields have received the follow
ing letter from Charles Dickens, which will be
read with interest, and perhaps excite contro-
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
" RuAD.-THkOUGH BY hail From WASHING
T9s AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
On and amer FRIDAY. September l, 1885, tn. train.
on this road will run IS followsi
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington at = a. N. and 8 50 p. m.
Leave Alexandria at T.S6 O. IN. and D. m.
Leave 0ordUnsville at II so p. IN. and loan.
Arrive In Richmond at p m and Ba m.
Arrive at Lynehburs At o. 20 p. and 9. ..
TRAINS NORTH
Leave Lynehburs at 6.&6 a. m. and !. Tsp. m.
Leave Riehmond at 7 g. m. and =. 10 p. N.
Leave Gordonsvills at IL so p. IN. and IL nam.
Arrive a. AlsxARaTiA at 4.b6 p. IN. and 40 an.
Arrive at washisi.on At b.SO pm. and b.20an.
On sundAysieAvs washington at 8 80 ?. m only.
Local freight train leaves Alexandria at q m ar
diving In 0Ordonsyills at II % g. N.
Leaves dordon'yile At 1855 p. arriving In Alex
Andria ASP. m,
arriving 10 Lynehburs At 40 p. m.
Leaves Lynebburg At $50 a. m, arriving In Alex.
Passenger from wGrrsntcu will take the a. m.
uoTth from Lynch
Passenger by the 6.46 a. m and Ilb p. IN. train,
from LynehbIIg, and the a. N. and Tl6 p. trainS
from RithmOnd connect with trAns at WAshinRton for
all parts Of the North and West.
This route las tho all others by having
continuous rail from New York to Lynehburg, 4O5
miles.
It also passes through FAIRFAX, Bull Run MauassAs
BrstoW, Catletl's, RappGhAnnoek, CulPspsr, Orange
and GordOnsyills where many Of the great battles Of
the late rebellion were fought.
opposite the B. and o. R. r. Depot, In washinEton;
also, at the Depot, on Maryland sysnus.
Trains leave the corner Of FIRST and streets wash
ingtop. W. II. McCAFFBRTY,
General Superintendent
M. BROADIs,
oe9.u General Passenger Agent
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UKIrED srArEs pArESI OFFICE,


On the petition Of William s. Hyde, Of Townssad,
Ohio, praying for the extension Of patent granted
hin the 2st day Of Juas 1853 for improvement In
CuuvatOr Flows for seven years from the expiration
SAID PatsnI, which takes place the 2lst day "
Juns 1857:
Is ordered that the said petition DO heard At tho
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Sd day Of JuBs
next, at l2o'eloek IN. aud all persons are notified to
appear aud show cause II any they have why said Pc
tiluD ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to Ale In
1ho Patent Oes the objections, specially set forth In
WTtHg at least t0snv days before tue day Of hearing
all testimony died BY either party to be used at the
said hearing muuI De taken and transmitted in accord
anee with the rules Of the ooS, which will be fur
Gishsd On application.
DspOait0ns and other papers, relied upon a. tssti
mOny, must be nled In the Office tt0stV days before
the day Of GeErpg the Arguments, II any, within ten
days after lIing the ts.timouy.
Ordered, alsu, that this nOes he Published in the
REPrBLIoAS, aud the fattiifOsRosr, Rton,
D, G and In the Herald Cleveland, Ohio, oSes a
week for tuTes successive weeks; the hTSI Of said
Qualifications DO A. least sixty days previous to the
day Of hearing. @. THRAKkR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
PB.-KdltoTS Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills 70 the Patent omos with paper
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

WAsnssIos, Jan. 9, lss7-uoon.
Train, between WARRINGTON and BLLTI HoRB, aud
WASHINGTON AND The WEST, are run As fol.
lows, viII
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, Tt6, and Il.l6
g. m, and 400, l. 80, and 500 p. m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, At 100 g. m. and 90
roR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AssAPoAIs JUNO.
Leave ate IS and .. m. , and at 4 90 and LS6 p.
N. daily, except Sunday.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
10 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave a. T. IS m. and 400 and 9 90 p.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave al TI5 a. m. and 20 and p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Sunday, At Lt6 . m. and 500
..
Ga sunday, at sop m. only, connecting at Relay
station with trains from Baltimore to wheeling, Par.
ksrsburg, dc.
ThrOush tickets to the west can DO had a. tn. wash.
ington Station Ticket once at all hours In the day, A.
veil at the Bankers and BROKERS Telegraph once
streets.
For New York, Philsdsiphia, and Boston, see .dvsr.
ussmsnt Of Through Line"
Master o. Trans pOrtktion.
l.. NJ COLE,
General Ticket Agent
oko. 8. KooNTZ, Agent,
JI-u Washington.