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polls with vim yesterday, and tho tublcs n,ny be
| turned.
REFRESHING TREAr.-wo aro informed OIL good
authority that an individual vol known in certain
circles has closed his lifo ON tho ocean wavo and
rendered up q tribute to his oaptors. In other
words, turtle coup, hot from tho cuisine OF Messrs
WoLDERN & sTELLINa, will bo served up ut tho
City Square 5aloon this day, ut Tho hours Of II to
z We recommend all who desire to please tho
palate and satisfy tho innor to pay these gem
tlcmon VISIT and provo tho truth OF this aHser-
tion.
MAYORS Counr.-Tho only striking feature in
tho annals OF this Court was q personal encounter
that TOOK place between tuo coorod sprigs OF roy-
ANY, Tho ono was youth to famo and fortune.
VOL known, who rcjoiccd i'll tho high sounding
namo OF Prince Fortune, while his antagonist was
no less n parsonage than his highncss Prince
Albert. Tho royal pair INDUCED in a neat gamo of
fsticuifs and pummoled cach other right roynlly
until interrupted by somo OWL disposed characters
who carriod thom to tho Palace, whoro they were
entertained in n royal nunner and wero only ask
ed 50, merely 10 give them tho pleasure OF bestow
ing it.
UNIVERSITY OF NRw YoRK-&EDIoAL DEpanr-
mcnt OF Lectures Of this College for tho session
oil lS67-GS, and upon examination find tho follow
ing only OF the antc-bollum Faculty now connected
with this institution: DR.. JOHN W. DRAPER (er,er
"as Professor OF Chemistry and Physiology-two
OF his sons now occupy the chairs for lhcso tw o
branchcs), DR.. MAnTYN PAINE (emeritus) on Mate
ria Modica, and DR.. ALFRED q. Posr on Surgcry.
All tho others are now mon. DR.. Bupp now lee.
tures on obstetricsj DR.. ALFRED @. LooM1s on
Practice; DR.. WM. DARLING OH Anatomy; DIR. WM.
Ii. THOMPSON on Mntoria Molica; DR.. GouLEy, for
morly demonstration Of Anatomy, is now chemical
lecturer of Surgery DIR. A. JAcoDI on Discusses of
Children; DR.. d. b. ST.. JOHN Roosa on Eyo und
Ear. otc., otc., otc. Tho number Of regular Pro-
lessors is as heretofore; tho threo last namod of
tho above ns wcll az soyoral others, wo prosumo
hold merely nominal connection, as clinical
lecturers.
This College, in common with the other colIcRcs
OF New York, Philadelphia md Boston, has raisod
lts toes tho charge for tho tickcls now being $40
instead OF sl05 as heretofore
If 1T is thrown in your teeth that YOU do not
Keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, it in
Your OWL fault, for nil the world knows that Won
might do 30 by using that matchless vegetable
dcntrGco, SozoDoST.
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YhR 1allg Nelua
;EDNi;sDAY ai0HHiHG, AUGUST Il, iso7.
LOCAL, MAu"HIIRS.

Jon WonI.-Wo layo HOW completed uur Anico
80 as to execute, in the shortest pusshn tlnlc
ALL KINDS or T0l, WORK, and VIZ most rA-
srcctfilly ask tho patronage Of unr iricins.
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hEulsrnsTroS IN BRANcnyILLE. -Itcgistration
commencod at this place on Monday, and ninety
iivo colored and sovontoon whites wcro enrolled;
but "o learn that tho whites wero coming to tho
polls with vim yesterday, and tho tublcs may DO
turned.
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"DIE Observation-Disclosures zetung fur Toi-
letto und Handarbcltcn." Horr A. f. MELcuEls,
loS Markct-st, lat dor Agent iur dicscs Dlatt
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BUSINESS NOTICES

ALI. KlNDsoF JOB WORK DONE AT TIE DAILY
MEMS OFFICE
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.. Free to Everybody.
Large PIP. Circular. giving information OF the
greatest importance TO tho young Of both seIos.
It teaches how the homcy may become boaulIIul, Tho
.rsplsed rospec,od and tho forsake1 loved. e"
No young lady gentleman should fall TO send lhcir
addrcss, and recoivo copy postpaid, by roturn mail
lf.t ,LaNni ,.r... Address r. O. Drawer, q,
harnli 80 tEI . Tyr. 81 Troy, N. Y.
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For Convenience, Economy and
ChrapneSS, the glpatest Labor
Saving Mach ,e that can be
put OIL II Plantation.
OPINIONS OF THE PlIt,FI.it
AI.LESDNLr, BAnSwELI DtsrnIcr, 4. G.. !

March |, lsG7.
!H',sr!. LINE &c N,rthr!i: I-''.
tfESTIEMES: used. during tle past RcnsOn one o
'lngcrso Portable Co,ton Presses. purchased Of yo,
last september have always been pirnicc,i In favor
Of ie-erew rrcaI," AMI npIs but dire Necessity in
duccd mo tn try any other take pleasure lpwovcr III
adding INV Testimony In favor Of ita entire adaptation c
ihn wants ut cotton plantation. u has surpassed M,
most sanguinc expectations I lave packed with h
Two han,s. yet prefer fnur-twO nt each lover. Ally
bales NIL weighed ron lbs. Tic first Ot cent &c
markell averaged 662 lSs. My impression that SIM lbs
IL about the capacity of the Press and greater number
of pnnn,is sncr the foDw-block Ia tao much risk nm
less thn alt' ot is cnitnn box increased II wn,i
add gEMiy tu the raun OF the Press il thu 10,
VIVA ten inches longer Ia lastc am Very respectfully
Your ulIrfirI: rrrvant. Sr.. H. ", IAWT0S
=. y. tous my rrrss down nn,l carried il aonu fnlr
miles IN pack crnp of u ncghlmr WIN failed hav,
Scrrw'' buili hr iutch pleased that IIe las
determined to abandon thc "Screw und purchase "in
gcrs0lla PreT5." u. W. l..
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STANLEY q. TROrr, p. II.

PosroFFIcE NoTIcE-An evening mail for Angus
ia and Savannah, and for distribution beyond those
Offices will clcsc daily ut The Poslorcc mt lafpast
O'Clock.
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Prevention is Better than Cure. {"
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PROVED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED NY
IA Glo French Nedieal Faculty, the only safo anil
nf.ho antidoe ngsins infection from Special DlseaRcs
Ia Invaluable prepar.on Il suited for ehor soI. and
bus proy0d from ample experience tho most efficient
nnd reliable Preventive discovered, thus offert'ng
dtsidetaium long sought for in the Medical WorlG. II
nny ID syodedj single application will raIcay nsu.
tfalse tho yencroal virus eIpel oil impurea 0m ro
absorbent vessels, and render contamination impossible
Do wise in time and ut very nma outlay sayo hours oi
untold bodily and mental torments .',fl.tt l q
ThB most rellable specific universally ndopiol IN
tho Old World oGarol for sse for the frat uInc In
America By =. A. DuPoKT Il Co... only authorized
Agents for Tho United States.
Pricd s. per BOTTLE. Largo botuo. double size a5
Tho usual discount TO. lhe trade Sent fc:urcly
hacked on roeePto price 70 any addrnss, with dIrec.
tlcns and pamphlet, by addreaang to iaIt, &
,,s4rf t1.H' Div, p. A. DUPORT q CO., Is.
~ sole Agents Tor Dr. Ricord's p. L., III
May "a xE1yf No. IL Gold Street New Yors. !
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TO TAX PAYERS,

1NHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for Tho Information OF oil persons concerned, n
AN ORDINANCE 10 AMRfD AN ORDINANCE TO RAISE gur.
FLIES ron THE TEAR 1867, AND roR ornKn Punrosrs
l. BS II ortainod by the Mayor and Aldermen IN City
dnanco to raiso supplies for tho year 1857 and for other
purposes DO paid on before the 29h day Of Juns ner:
their taxes that ay, slIal pay, In addition 70 tho
amount Of their taxes. and . half per cont per
amonnt Of two nesi cSn u n"r sn mon tSo a1ant M
OF axes shall BIO pad and nor tho Slst day OF August
three pcr cont per month on the amount OF taxes duo
H. That all persons who neglect or fail TO pay thoir'
monthly tRics on or before me a,tscnth day Of zach
two per per month from such fiiteonth day. until
payment is made. tT
Taiined In City Council This seventh day Of Hay In
tho year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
siIty-seyen. tI5 .t-.' '-ll ...-.iHt IIIF 7
lI.al P.C. aAHIARD, Mayor.
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BETHEL CHuRcH.-Divino soryco may be cx-
poctcd iii this church every night during this
week. and nlso OIL Friday morning, at II o'clock.
This boinS tho week of prayer and fasting appoint
cd by the Church, tho congregation is respectfully
invited to atteul
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OFFICE OF Krso,s Mous1Ars RsnraoAp tonrssy,l

YoRxvIIE, =. g.. April u. lSG7.
OESTEMEs: have just received your letter O Feb
r,tary ltti-upnn my rrturn In ts place. alter alb
sctlce nf two nntls-lld ts reply may le too Late for
yonr descriptive Circular Of In,crors Cotton Press
The Press l used In parking my cotton last year
worked admirably. packing, with case from hs1 TO 5a5
lba Will good ucIivc hands io work II, Satisfied
that from eighteen TO twenty bales might readily bo
packed in n ,lsy.
This pr combines the advantages of iigncss and
rHnEeIucnt portability aud simplicity tbeins easily
aged b, any ono Of ordinary intcllIscnce) Great
pressing or,r with littl motive power and ''as but
not cas Il Is worked entirely by hand thus saving for
the arr horses tho hurd lahor imposed upon them by
the OF the ordinary 'Scrcw."
Respectfully. &c, yours. r. NJ. LAW,
To LITTLE MAlsrALt- Eliartcslon, s. T..
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR aud PRICE LIST
ai]lresg
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BOARD OF TRADE.--We notice all extra mceting
OF tho Board Of Trade in called to meet nj the
Club Room Of the Charleston Hotel this day nj one
L. NJ. Wc understand Tint tho reply of tho Conn
mandifIg General to Tho Committee appointed by
the Board in reference 10 certain orders issued by
him will be submitted. AS this IS 4 very jmuor-
tnnt matter to the mercantile community goncral-
]y, it is to bc opcll there will bo full attendance
OF tho membcrs present. Mo presume there will
bo no objection TO outsiders attending, MS tho
Board represents the business portion Of Charles
ton
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
/ ,% d, ENAMEL,

% For Improving and Identifying tho Complexion,
Tho tnoHt valuable aud perfect PREPARATION In usc for
giving tho skin beautiful peariife tiut that ia only
found IN youth II quickly ronoyes Tan, Frccsles, rm
pies, Blochcs, Moth Patches, SAliowursy. Erupuons
aud all impurities Of tho skin. Kindly healing the samo
leaving tho akin white and etesr aabaser. Ia
cannot ba detected by Tho cIosenl scnltiny and being
vegetable preparation ia perfectly harmless It s te
only asrlo OF tito Kind uscd is tho Fcnch, md is
shcrcd by tho Pnrsian Indispensable to o parfect
toilet Upwards Of 1900 bottles wera sold during tho
past year, sufficient guarantee OF its' Efficacy Price
only 10 CENTS Sent by mail, postpaid on receipt Of
(! BEnaEIs SHUTS L CO.. Chemists,
n ''s" 2as River st.. Troy, Y
March 80. , n .~,..i ..,... Tyr
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HH No. LICENCES.
oFRIoE CLRRE OF COUNCIL,
July a, 1867 n T. II !
rIyHtsE PERSONS WHO MADE APPIIcATToNa Lop
J. No. LIQUOR LIOEN8E ARC hereby noti6ed n -
port at this office with their applications imme dstaiy
W. II. SMITH
July 70 a.--f."'.- CLERK Of Council
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1.-THE UnANaEDuRa EEws."--Wo had tho pleasure
yesterday evening Of visit from our friend Mr..
8. DIDDl.E, Of the Ncsrs io is in town only for n
few days, and will DO glad 10 his rrionds ut tho
Charleston Hotel
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S0re in southeastern part OF 7r
TrcenhiR street.
DY LOUIS ID. DcSAUSSUf
TOMORROW, tho 18th instant, NJ II
be sold at tho east end Of Broad street. on
the old Exchange
ATw0SrORY BRICK STORE AND DIVE.
fireenhi street, suited for country trade. Lot
about Sd feet front by nhout 40 feet deep.
TcrmH-One-half cash; balance In one year.,
tercst from dag of salc secured by mortgage pr
nlld building To bs insured all policy assigned.
chaser tn pay for paperD and stamps. Angus.
NVrICIE.
ly order of tho Master In Equity I will offer
TIE STOCK IN TRADE OF CiiAIG, L UONIEY 4 e,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, tho 18th inBtAut, at IL O'Clock.
August IL HUGH Z. VINCENT RecoIyer
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JUNK-9lfOPS.
nrCTnp nrur- .

-, JUNK-sHOPs. 'i.''
it OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL, :"
TUNK-sfioP KEEPERS AND PRDDLFRa wIao
q have pIado application for LICRNBES arc herehy
notinod to report At This ofaco immedate.y.
W. II. SMITH
Julyos CLERK Of ooupch Z
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Tlero coIneth glad titiings joy to oil,
To young and 20 Old. tu gicat and To small;
Tho beuuty which once was so precious and rsro,
Ia itoe for all. aud oil may DO fair.
Hy tho uao 0f
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application OF +. MEIrzLEn for Nino Pin Alloy
Iiicenso, Tuos FLYNN for five Billiard Table Lii
censca. Referred to Committee on Licenses.
Petition OF Mrs. NJ. J. TAYLOR, prnying that her
lot, No. 70 Morris street, bo lled will, carth, o
ferred 10 The Mayor.
Petition OF residents of Lamboll and Kinp
streets, relative to tho lamp Mt tho corner of King
street and Smiths lane. Referred to tho Mayor.
Communication Of JonN AIonRIssEY, Contractor
for Ward No. 4, relative to his pay Referred TO
the Committee of Ways md Means.
Communication from Commissioners Orphan
House, Transmitting for the sanction and approval
OF Council n rnlo recently adopted regulating tho
hospital department OF the institution. An
proved.
Resignation off A. DUFpus, as manager Of CITY
elections Accepted.
Petition of @. Ostrich, corner OF Queen and
Church streets, praying that the payement in
Church street repaired. Referred To Conmittee
IN stroots.
b. OF Lunate Asylum, s2s32 90; Gas Company,
s21s7 l. =. Referred to Committee on Accounts
Return ~ Harbor Master. Information.
Return of ,'ho City Sheriff. Information.
Ouartorly rep nrt OF the Trustocs OF tho Roper
Hospital. Information. IT,
Roport of tho CITY Civil Engineer OIL uso OF
trappcd drain inlots, anu mode of obtaining filling
material, Referred to Committee OIL Streets.
REPORTS.
Alderman STEIHMEYRl IDnde favorable reports
on sundry applications for No. Liquor LioonHef
and aIe und beor liconses, numbering forty-cigb
altogether. Concurrod IN.
Alderman STEINMEyER matlo favorable ropur
on tho applications for No. 2 Liquor License o
WIN. scuA0rTE, JHo. NJ. MARTIN, WM. 1IouHADay
Also, application of Gro. MEsrzEI, for lccnso Il
T1ae lvo billiard tables.
The Mayor in the absence Of tho Committee oi
Accounts, mado favorable report OH snni1ry bill
against tho Orphan House and Aims Iious
Amounting to s57l7.21. Concurrod in.
Bill to regulate tho dredging of docks wa
postponed to next meeting.
Alderman Honour offered the following o.olu
tion, which wns adopted:
Resotped, That tho en1ptyinr Of nr;vica nn,1 ro
moyal OF their contents lo suspondnd mill lilo Ia
OF November noxt
Alderman Whildon offered tho following rcsoh,
,tion, which was adopted.
Ieeolred Tint tho Committee on City Lands h,
authorized to confer with tho oificery OF IN
Marion Firo Engine Company as 10 tho prico an
terms for which they arc willing to transfer til
.title Of their Engine House and lot to tho oit,
and report ut somo future meeting Of Council!
An ordinance in relation to tho Blue Ridge Raj
road wss ratified
Adjourned
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lF1r ls thrown in your teeth that YOU do not
Keep your dental apparatus in proper trim, IL in
Your OWL fault, for all tho world knows that VOL,
might do 30 by using that matchless vegetable
dentriEco, SozoDoSr
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REuIsrBk1IoS III SuMhEnyII.LE.--Wo have re-
cei,cd tho following account of tho registration in
S,mnlcrvtc, tho Fifth Precinct, Oh the 18th in
stal: Whites, IL; colorcd, rs; total o.; majority of
cotOred, 90.
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ARTFuI DoDeINo.

The recent political determination be-
tween the Democrats and Negroes Of Bos-
ton causes Harpsv's Weekly to become
slightly facetious. 1t propounds the fol-
lowing pertinent interrogatories:
What will Mr.. Garrett Davis say2 What
will Mr.. Alexander III. Stephens say
What will Raphael Semmes, Moral Phi
losopher, ssy2 The Democratic party in a
Ward in Boston, Massachusetts,, has voted
for colored Common Councilman
What are we coming tof Is not this a
yhitc -naax..--Gararntpan Is-->A<l.---
world of Ham, Onesimns, and peculiar
shin bones? Have VIC not been carefully
taught that the colored men were OF the
Simian family, and not Of the Human
Have We not been pathetically and con-
clusively asked whether we wished to have
our daughters marry sable husbands?-
Have we not been sarcastically entreated
to say whether white men had any rights
in this country? And now the Southern
brethren, who have always insisted that
Canaan was cursed, and that the colored
race was Canaan, and have been most
faithfully sustained in that ennobling
faith by the Northern Democracy, behold
their allies deliberately casting their votes
for colored candidate for municipal hon.
ors
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ANOTHER LEAK.

Among the accounts presented to the
Commissioners at their last regular session,
was one by Lewis Fedderman' for the sum
of Sos Oh for Groceries. &c, furnished
the Poor of Brookyille Township from
September. 1866, to date. The same was
approved by Mr.. s. s. Harrell, Township
Trsssse, aud allowed by the Board. We
wsre present when this account was pre-
scented, aud we're informed by one Of the
Commissioners that il was small in COM
parison with previous ones.
To show how the peoples money is spent
within sight of the Poor Asylum, we in
stance few items contained in said ac-
count: During the month Of September,
one woman. Mrs. j., received goods to the
amount of Sill IS; in October, $40 Sc /;
in November, s11 II; and during the first
eight days in December, 81 As. Mr.. 8.
received in September goods to the amount
of sl2 "a; in October, s11 43; in Novem-
Der. $40 80; and during the frst eight
days in December, 81 81.
A prominent Democrat who has an in
come Of from three to four thousand dol
lars per annum, and who examined this
seconnt in our presence, remarked that
his purchases Of Groceries during said
time we're less than the sums above indi-
Gated.
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Senatorial.

The terms Of fourteen Senators expire
with the present Congress, viz; Messrs.
cowsn, of Pennsylvania; McDougall, Of
California; Nesuith, Of Oregon; Davis, Of
Kentucky; Sherman, Of Ohio; Foster, Of
Connecticut; Kirkwood, of Iowa; Trum-
bull, of Illinois; Ednunds, Of Vermont
Pomeroy and Ross, Of Kansas; CreswslI
of Maryland; Brown, of Missouri; Fcgg
of New Hampshire; Harvey, of New York
Lane, of Indiana; Howe, Of Wisconsin
and Nye, of Nevada. To these vacancies
elections have thus far been held as fol
lows: Sherman, re elected; Terry, in place
Of Foster; Justin s. Morrill,, in place o
Edmunds, and Harlan in place Of Kirk
wood; their politics being the same a
those of the retiring Senators.
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dents. An institution headed by such
eminent talent, must and will become pop
ular. Prof. Martin, although considered
a very tall man from the ground up, ranks
still higher in mental qualities, and was
ftly chosen for the position. A few mo-
ments in the company Of Prof. John sat
isfed me, that although young. he is a
man of rare ability, correct calculator,
and complete mathematician. | also
formed the acquaintance of Prof. Crouch,
member Of the Faculty, and man who
bids fair to rank high as a popular and
successful educator. The modest worth of
Prof G. becomes more prominent from
acquaintance, aud his mental qualifications
shine with brighter lustre as his natural
diflidence wears away.
1 was pleased to take by the hand the
Pastor Of the Brookville M. X. Church
found in the Rev. Chas Tinsley, mol
that stiff, eeremonious kind of minister
whose religion has more Of the repulsive
than the attractive, but frank, free, and
Gf I am a competent judge an honest
Christian. The professional talent Of
Tinsley is of the first water; earnest in his
devotion, charitable in his views. he is q
man much admire. would be glad tC
have him located in Laurel.
I must stop writing, lest weary you
with long letter. Thanking you for pas
favors, remain
Yours truly,
CHARLES PETERSON,
Sup't of Laurel Academy.
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A scandaIous Imoutation.

A late number Of tho indianapolis Her.
aid contained an article headed "The So.
cial Evil" in which charges were made
affecting the moral purity OF some of the
most prominent citizens of Shelbyyille.-
The Journal Of the 18th ult. thus refers
to the matter:
TIE SuELBYvILLE ScANDAL.-We are
informed that one of the parties named by
implication in the infamous scandal pub
lished in the Herald of Monday, as rife in
Shelbyville, was in the city on Wednes-
day, and called upon the Herald company,
He vas promised full and free retrac-
jion. He denies the semblance of truth
in the story, and reports a high state Of
feeling in Shelbyville, induced by the pub
lication. The parties concerned are am
ong the most influential aud honored citi.
gems of that town. The course of the
Herald in defaming private character can
not be too strongly condemned.
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Dun BoYs AND GIRLs-O lirer Optics
Magazine .ior. 1S67.-We have received
from the Publishers, Messrs. Lee & Shep-
ard, No. l49 Washington Street, Boston,
the first number Of the above entitled
youths magazine. twill be issued week
ly, and contain twelve large octave pages
of reading matter, or six hundred and
twenty-four pages year, elegantly illus
trated. Some of the ablest writers have
been engaged, and others will be added to
tho list. Terms-singlc subscriptions, one
year. 81; single copies, 8 cents.
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LIABILITIES.
JOHN W. HIT, Cashier.
EprroR OF THE AMERICAS, - In your paper of Dec
~ 2sth. 1906. 1 fad a kEPLY over the name Of I.

EDroR OF THE ANERrcAs,--In your paper Of Dec.
IL 2sth, 1e66, fad REPLY over the name of T..
T. Smith to my card and certificate of the same
date In this REPLY Smith admits that he "said
one thing that he ought not TO have said, which
called forth from some reply that did not pre-
cisely suit him; thereupon he (Suiith) retaliated
"whcreupon he gets up petition to prove thing
that nobody denies, As rARAsIr GOES" Now how
far does itgo? Why just this far that some Of the
best men OF our County solemnly state that NOR
ally, socially and politically my character will
compare fayorably With any man In our Tow nship.
Yet with the certificate before him, and he himself
admitting that nobody ever doubted it, be attempts
by insinuatons and inuenaoes, In his reply, to cir
eulate the same lies and ISLANDERS that he formerly
did in conversation against me. The form in which
he now attempts to put bis ISLANDERS in circulation
is cowardly and contemptibly mean. If he has
any charges to make against mo OF my character,
Why don't he make them openly, and not, by inti-
nations and inuendoes, attempt TO assassirate
mans reputation, which, above all other modes
that can be selected by evil disposed person TO
infict an injury upon another, this mode is the
worst, and the most commonly adopted by ire
sponsible persons. EZEKIEL COLLETT.
Jan. It'll, 1e67-1ws