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Or. Felix GowrW ud,s Italian NJ 11edIcRsed Soa D,
Il u known Tan, fmpes rrsckss salt Rheun.
Chaps Chafes Tender Fiesh orns In the
skin soap Diseases An besides BE- the yery bc sh.v
Ing compound ever invented vOOtAtDs Duph.
any part Of ihe body safely and qulcky-waraate II
QTIb ROUGE for pale lips and cheeks. LILY WHITE.
for flushed red and heated faces 0uuRAUD's oRtkS-
TAI, CSEAN o. MAGICAL BEAuTifIsR. Pound DE-.
GOuRAUD'5 old established depot Aas BrosdnAy. snA
druy
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A Great and sure Remedy for Ladl~s.-Tke
Portuguese Female Pills always give immediate relief
Price o. Beware Of imators who copy my
70 sell poisonous compounds.
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Death 81 N Old C,,ixsn.

WeaHm - - Oud CutKXens
Pnovrpnxca Nov, IA, 1891.
Nathaniel Bulicek dIsd n Bristol iaN swhl aesd
eighty .nisa he was sAs eldsa nsmbsysf The Rhsdp
lsssaA bss ne sldsat gnApass = Drvrn Univsrssy,
aaA sass sosssant osvpuss Il shs oAAe saeg ~
cnnO0l e oDaglu ~ oDqrh .-...t :
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Lea q Perrin;s saacc.-OcIcisas with ssan.
JOAN DuNcASss soma Agents Tor the unscd hates.
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Baschelor's Ialv Dye.-The Bees IN the
world the only pcrfect harmless reliable nstanA1o
ous. rsc.ory 81 Barclay street.
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Furs. Furs. Furs.
Tie carefully selected assortment Of elegant furs II
the city rnsss far bsow shs sensauon Of The
day SESis. bis BROADWAY
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Tyonpnp Hous~.-I.adics Rc-idiua mt the
Hotels obtain beaufui Boots snd SAoee. also 9ertA
Toilet slps, ~ MILLER CO.'S, No. 5 Union square.
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Hyntt's Life Brisam. : The dam, NeMr sl-
and Gout their worst forms also scrorllA NJ age
Evil kryrlpeas, Old Ulcers Salt gneam; Dyspepsia, dyer
Complaint Kidneys. the of mpuriiy of
blood Ac are tnosl certainly by pu
81 per bottle Sold by DRUGGISTS. Depot 2sa Ora nd
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Confectionery ef tho Choic-se. Kinda az
RUsHfON's Family Drug Store 10 Assor Hsuss. e
Barclay street.
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sod sntormassn fsrn..sea c hhess rs,.s, p.a Zoe
boubioons And kinds OF Cold snt saser
TAYLOR A CO.. Bankers. VI Wall str ssi- NK-
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A 8lesslu9 eO Lndtes.-A Lady Wrisess-Pov-
tuguese Pills day,
veoiencr, ike magic Price o. DR. A. n. AAURICBAu.
ofEco l2b Liberty street. sent by mall
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Si~te Counter, In InsIsssts. ef slc "a Expcn-
sivc ua rhs hall rrico and mofn durable
HgDson RivRR SLATE COMPANY, Is ~ nk Row, n. Y.
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CrisssdcEc,s Hair pye.a,The R-s' Rver Mas:
usarured. Wholesale and retail Aiso appied, a. Ne .
Astor House
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waccssH, =, I'm Tmct,.sely. .siI Aesse.le Men whe
DRAuLiCvnw MiLksR paeD I-d May "a iss0 aud No.
vembcr =. 1887 surs cure forI achns hands Kicking
eows c: o. NE tame time and opsrs.ed hand. sser
esm ~ 2. 49, power mihs he four .e.s Of COW -
eaf-ers~s aud saops drawing swallow. mike three
reteo cyrs weh - an1 10 ageeapie 70 ine COW
snss M rad nains rare opyor no- 9asrsa TOT
eth0r By avsins or locating "a sy or country csn and
ssrnne for yoas.lys, r sa mssh,ass %
0s broadway.
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Diamesas and Watches .,,ry
= = = 4ls 2rssdvas.
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-Warren,P .HQusehy4d Physician. ~ irS
sesisy. =. snpps. sva is lus'rscns snd sns ecessS
pubishers assot IRA BkADbhY 4 CO., - wsahrg.
zen n'ssrees Beson MW n. ~ bULSrERs 0snsrsi AGcas
~ Huiton street. Ne Yosk
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GEORGIA.

rseedmen En Route to Liberia.
AUGusrA. Nov. II. 1851.
About three hundred freedmen passsd through here,
en- rsse TO Charleston Jake passage the ship Col
couda for Liberia
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A True Bin Feund AGninse Foster Btodxets.
SAvASHAH, Nov. II, 1861.
In the Unitsd states District Coar Judge Erskns pre-
siding In shs case Of tho United States Foster
Blodgsss, true bill has been found The trial
of to.morroW.
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THE Very Highest ErtFe. - - Crsss Of rho
0KUvER RAkKR sEwINu MAJ 6iiN. Is a. shs Erpsr
stItlon unisessele Pars. iss7.
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NJ - ,E1yy Z, q: S;::: Ss:s:sss:'s! 9 ETzSRs
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ssxsessI.as q, the sMssstef and Ths.:
~sry and pi~sases of womAs Over arsy years. pras
t,e. rmbHsns valuable fnssruciiof Sent free by
rail Nv sena.fnQ stamp and address, Once NO EasA
r,ftp from Fifth Avenue Nsv York
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New York, February 9 Noon Money
6n57 per cent; Exchange GO days 1885;
sight 1881. Gold 1879. Cotton dgll, at
32M:33 for middling uplanjls. Flour dull
and dropping. Wheat dull. Corn dull, in
buyers favor. Rye dull. Oats dull. Pork
duh and lower; new mess S20.G20l20. 10;
old mess $40. Lard dull, barrels 1140113}
CIScINNATI, February 9.-Flour, grain
and provisions quiet, without important
change IN prices. Moderate demand for
bacon and bulk meats. Cheese firm, at 49,
Euttcr firm, at 2S(l30
p. M.-Cotton a shade iirmcr, with
sales OF ] 400 bales, at 33. Flour dull
M.l4.
!SAvAsSAH, February 8. Cotton firm
liverpool middlings 81
LONDON, February 9-Noon. .-Consols
81 BIG. Five-twenties 725.
LIvEKPoo1., February o-Noon. The cot :
ton, fHn market ciet opens strong; with probable
changed, middling uplands being still
quoted at l4IM14s.
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The Two.Shilling Cough Remedy |.

A COMBINATION Of Wild Cherry and
IA Tar. valuable cough cure for CON
sumption, coughs, colds, asthma, influenza.
catarrh and all lung diseases. Only %
cents a bottle. For sale BY
FISHER Il HEINITSH, Pharmacists.
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n. Z. NICHOLS & CO.,
General Insurance Agents. Stock and Exchange Brokers'
COLUMBIA, g. g.


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uHHiE
IfI5,
able sold ~ f''-
ms liberal and
the arego
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80 N'N'0 ne
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Tele eSraph-
-E3V
COngrcssIo,,nr.

WASHINGTON, February 9.-Banks, YES
terday, in appealing to Stevens against
pressing vote, used the following Ian
guage; Il believe that dav or two. de-
voted to the subject of the reconstruction
OF the Government, will bring US to solu-
ton, III which we shall agree, and in which
the two Houses shall agree, in which the
people or the country will sustain us, and
IN winch the President will give us his sup
port" This speech gives rise to various
Speculatlons. 1t Is understood, however.
that Banks was frequently in council with
the Southerners recently here, and that he
favorS their proposed policy. Banks inti-
mated that any Congressional policy would
be futile in operation, if opposed by the
Executive. We must have laws in which
the Executive will cooperate, in order to
make those laws effective If we fail to
secure cooperation in the laws it is our
purposes and position of the President
himself
In the Senate, the death Of Henry Gri
der, of Kentucky, was announced, and Mr..
Davis pronounced q enlogv
In the House, the consideration or tbc
Stevens bill was resumed Banks took the
floor, and said he believed the States
lately in rebellion were still States, but
may be regarded in Il state of siege: he
would not object to placing them nnder
oiNl low DuS Vie DIil went Iurtncr-CS
tabllshlng Government responsible nci-
ther to Congress nor to the people but to
the commander Of the army Another OBJ
lection IL, not a letter or line looking to the
establishment of any other than military
government.
Mr.. Ashley rose to question of order.
and called up the Nebraska veto, and the
Henate's action thereon. The MESA &c was
read, whom Ashley moved the previous
question and the bill passed 1926 to "a
'avis and Raymond voting nav.
Stevens bill was resumed. when Hav
mond said it was clear there was not ma
nlmlty enough to secure the effectiveness
OF the measure, as none Of the PROPOSE
tions before the House had sufficient
trends to enforce them, even if passed.
Tho time had arrived for Congress to con
cert some measure which would secure
effective 'lnanimty and command the sup
port OF every department. or the Govern
nent. He proposed the whol, matter he
rcfrrr, Il to 4 committee of five or seven.
CT which Stevens shall be chairman, to re-
port by bill, by Wednesday, for the protec-
ton of life and liberty in the South, and
ior speedy re-admissoN Of those States.
In the course of long debate, Shelle-
oarGcr said the New Orleans riot commit
tee would, on Monday next, present bill
TOR the civil organization Of the States.
Raymond was glad to hear It.
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Seeds. Fisher & Heinitsh. Seeds.
Good and reliable GARDEN SEEDS. at
w FISHER & iIEINITSH'S Seed store.
The Seed Store where cheap Seeds are is
opposite the Pltrnir Office
The largest papers and the best. at the
lowest price, at FISHER & HEINITSH'S.
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News Items.

LONDON, February "a letter from Ga
ribaldi, published to-day, in Venice, ex-
presses sympathy for the struggling Gre
tans.
PARIS, February 9.-An understanding
has been arrived at by which the Turkish
forces are to evacuate SerYia.
1t is stated the Pope will soon make an
appeal to the Catholic powers to sustain
him.
WAsHISGToS, February 8. The Commits
sloner of Agriculture has received a small
quantity OF superior Chinese sugar cane
seed, to be distributed on application by
mail; address Isaac Newton, Agricultural
Department, Washington
delegation Of Masons will leave here
for Columbia, S. c., tomorrow. for the
purpose of presenting jewels to South Ca
roGna Masons.
The National Democratic Committee
met ut the National Hotel, with view to
the election OF drle gates to convention
OF each State, to consider the state of the
country. A proposition of the Pennsyl-
vania committee to hold national con-
vention at Harrisburg, May 81, was favor
ably entertained. It's adoption is pro-
bab!e-wlth suggestions to the State
committees to order elections of delegates
forthwith, who may act in an emergency
President johnson called upon George
ieabody to-day, as q private citizen, and
III the course of conversation, paid that
gentleman high compliment for his mag
nlhcent gift in behalf of the educational
interests Of the South. Peabody, replying
said he had some knowledge of official
cares bearing upon the Executive, and ap-
preclatcd his efforts to restore the lately
rebeilions States to their full relations to
the Federal Government. Abiding to his
residence in England, he said there was
more friendly feeling among the people
and government of that country than
heretofore.
Henry Gridcr, of kentucky, whose death
was announced to-day, served in the war
of 1912, under Gen. Shelby; in both Houses
of the Kentucky Legislature, and nine
years in Congress. He was member of
the Reconstruction Committee, and was
untiring in kindly Offices for tho people of
the unfortunate States.
The export Of specie amounts to s21o,-
The World publishes an expose of the
order of the Grand Army of the Republic
The organization numbers 800, 600 radicals
10 snstain impeachment.
RALEIGH, February 9.-Thc Legislature
has passed the relief bill, staving off pay
mcnts OF debts twelve months.
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NOTICE.

TNiE SUBSCRIBERS having repur-
4 chased the interest of DR.. n Wv
GREEN, in the business of NJ. b. GREEN
q CO, will continue the same at the Old
stand under the name and style of c. II.
BALDWIN Il co.
All debts and credits of the late firm are
assumed by the new firm, and prompt
sc''iement OF accounts is requested.
c. II. BALDWIN.
n. Il. GREEN.
COLUMBIA, February 9, 1867.
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Cutlery! Cutlery!

"A CUTLERY, SCISSORS, &C.. in store
and Tor sale low by JOHN G. DIAL.
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A Great Medicine for Horses, Mules.
Brood Mares.

4 only safe medicine, and tho only good
medicine worth giving to horse, for all
diseases to which horses and mules are
subject. 1t Itimprovcs their condition, makes
them scrviceabe, renders them valuable,
makes them sleek and beautiful For sale
by FISHER & HEINITSH, Druggists.
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aeaal
sHERIFF'S SALE.

Elizabeth Stout ct al 20 VIM II. Conover ct al
superior Court, Order VI sale Case 1858
DURsU ANT to an order of sale issued by tbs
L superior Court within and iOr the count, OF
Montgomery and state OF Ohio ana t. me dl
rected, viii oner al public sale at tht door of
the. .Sour' House, In the city o Lay ton. Ohio on
Saturday AarcA 1857
At two O'Clock NJ, the following real estate to-
wiz situate in Montgomery Count Ohio beina
part OF the northeast quarter OF section thre. CI
70 township four ~, range five (5J east a.
bounded by beginning at stone in the north line
OF satd quArt,r in the center uI the salem Road
ana running iron thence with the nouh line 0t
sald quarter nOrtl Sk deg east flltN t.bt Ibgl
poles toH stone uCrrt sot thtA rcg tist fV,ri,'
seven and eight.tUnths q s IO g. l,s to IL -tor,..
thence parallel ith tht ttst lnft -, II s8L ii, q
ives hlteen poles Ia stone u IN, Sal, H. XII.
then'e 'Mith ssnd Saltn RUuu 10 III, tIu,, q. h,
ginning contpinihB seven - aires lie The me
more or LEES beng all the land owned b, suId
,OnOLer In said quarter ,ctiun
Nsad real estate has tN story brick uv ellInr
mouse ana gnod tfAme shop anu u Eosti stable
anu other out buildings Atlhl b. u, ara !. dpsItA
BILE location Tor store.
oHlu pttmists has been appraised 1T tW tntN tv @
hundred anu hlty dollars 4. 9hOl ana rArn6t sen
TOR less than wo thirds thu appraised value
TERMS OF sALE-CAsH.
-. g II. DAVIDSON Shtrin
VIII BELviLLE, Atty. aIwtt
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From Europe.
Immense Reform Demonstration.

Immense Reform Demonstration.
LONDON, February l2.-The Reform dem
onstration on Monday was great success
There were 10000 persons in the procession
and the streets were lined with more than
100000 spectators. The American, French
and Italian flags were carried In the pro-
cession. During the march the bands PLAYED
Yankee Doodle, Marseilles, John Brown,
and Garibsldi's hymn.
The Prince Of Wales and Prince Alfred
observed the display from the United Ser
vice Club, and their presence elected cheers
A superb ovation took place az the Amer
lean Embassy. All the men in the pro-
cessiOn took Off their hats as they passed.
The procession marched TO Agricultural
Hall, where an immense meeting was held
thirty thousand persons being present. A
letter was read from John Stuart Mills
The. O'Donoghue, Mr.. Potter and Mr.. Tay-
lor, all members of Parliament, made
speeches. Resolutions were passed de-
nouncing the Derby Government, and de.
manding manhood suffrage,
PARIS, February l2.-The American
squadron, Il Is understood, will visit Cher
bourg during the continuance OF the Inter
national Exposition,
LONDON, February l2-Evening. Con.
soils closed at 90% for money ;5-20s, 73 SIG
Illinois Central, 81 u Erie 3913.
FRANKFORT, February l2-EVening. -
United States bonds 1873,
Paris, February l2-Evenlng .--Ameri
can bonds, s254.
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A MODEL BUSINESS HOUSE!
Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators qnl
4 Guard ians accounts will be Tor settlement on
the 9th Ma rch 1867:
Executo rs of Basil Ewing Henry swartz and
Jacob SIN ith's Estates
Administrator. OF Barney Schultz, Frederick
Adam Henry Zeigler, Catherine welsh John
Randall John Kretzer, Alexander Whist, Bar,
tholomew Bo0her's, Daniel NoffsiDger and Solo
mon Cunt les Estates.
Guardia MS, of Elizabeth Wade Andrew Wade
John w. Thompson, Elizabeth Cunningham, Jacob
Cunningh am Mary Frances Wilson, John Savile
John w. Hrugh, Catherine David, Mary Jane, Su-
Sam &, RI beCcA and Lydia Roigul, Mary H. Wei.
Ter, Horace G. Michael and Emily Mundheuk
John w. Weller, George NJ Shaner, Elizabeth and
and Nora j. Booher, John II Grove, Ednie Jane
Wilson Daniel w. Men, Anna Maria Mundheuk,
William II avid and James Plat, Valentine COsler
John Leasulre and Lewis y. Shepherd
DENNIS DWYER,
FebI3 1851 dit W. 2s' Probate Judge
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EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.


vs. N"N' va r"lt Ut luDllf auction, on
Saturday February q 1857,
Between the huLrs ul ten A n und luur O'Clock
p NJ upon the prem seS, the vel know hte ty,i.
denceO Jacob littie. Sr deceased tie oIIuWIuR
descrlhrd real estate situate N jackson Tow IA
snip, huntkOmer! County Ohio IU-Wu:
belng thlfty hVe acres, more OF less OF the west
part the II. e. quarter OI section No. 80 TOW q. .
ship No, & and range No de
Inc premises are situated on the pui lie ruSd
leading from Germantown to the Duy ton and Ia.
Ton fike ~ mles east Oi taIn,snviile 1he!e Ii
upon the premises good dN cling house barn
woOd house, and ali other necessary t-LuiluiIEs
all IN good repHil about Unc-hAll VI the pirn.isSs
are cared the balance well TIM cred soil good
Possession given Immediately.
Also n second tract containing eighty seven
acres more or less, being part Vi said section D.
Town ana range 4, e. theSr % miseE HlSU huioin
the shld public road There Is upon thtte lhemis
es good brick dwelling house a goOu barn aud
the usual out-Guidngs the pienists aIe ii good
repair also never failing spiing neal The hot se
hese premises are rented untl Nprl ist ls6s
the purchaser is TO be entitled tU the rent
Terms oi sale for either tIACt Oue-thrd cash
ethird IN one year aud one -thnd IN tNoyeHrG
fromday VI sale deferred pay mentS 10 bear II 1, est
aud be secured BY mortgage upon the premises
sold. j ,HN HARTER
JOHN j MILLER
Executors OF Jacob Title, Dr.. decd
Gfo. W. MoYEH, Atty. i9WT
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Great Fire in New York-LOss,
Nearly 81 900, 900,

NEW YORK. February l2.--This morning
S. b. Chittenden & Co.'S importing house
3lS Broadway, was totally destroyed by
fire.
The falling walls demolished n restaurant
in the rear of the burning building, and
the flames and water damaged the dry
goods houses of George Bliss q Co. and e.
s. Jeffray The total loss on Chittenden's s
stock is $l,000,000; on the building, owned
by Appleton d Co, S300.000. Chittenden's
loss, above insurance, S2O00O0 Appleton's,
100000 to Sl50,0O0.
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After the Cir SwindIers.

CuIcAGo, February l2.-The grand Jury
have indicted Kelly & Co.'S North Ameri-
can GIFT Concert. They say the principal
of this firm is now resting under an indict-
ment in this court, and yet his nefarious
business is still carried on. The evidence
before the jury goes TO show that as much
as $3.50, 900 have been received by said firm,
and the Jury are credibly informed that
from five hundred to one thousand letters
are daily being received, containing money
for chances in the so-called enterprise.
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For Sale.

WE, the undersigned. heirs at law OF Henry
w StouheT. Late Oi MOntg mery COUNTY Ohio
deceased, and as tenHnts in common in the follow
ing premises, will offer at public sale on the prem
lses, on
TAWrSddv, February o. 1857
The following described real estate o-wit, BeI,g
lot numbered thirty 1907 and the south half OF iot
numbered thirty:one 81 In section sixteen NeJ,
township three lS) rarRe six (6J east &c contain. {.
ing one hundred aud tW enty -tN acres and twtnty
four perches iSa A ~ Pl be the same more or
less. #n. -
said property 70 he sold free OF any dover inter.
est OF EltEaheth stouher, the widow Ui said HtUry
Ntouier deceased the heiiS agreeing 10 tH,,t ~
70 the purchaser a good warranty deed loT SAID
pTsn.isss.
There are about eighty acres OF said farm under
good cultivation; the balance being eli timhered
Upon SAID premises there Is a good well Of waller
and good bearing orchard; AID Tor good desIrn'
BILE home for some one IL may be Cons red one OF
the best investments Deferred pay ments 10 hS
secured by purchasers executing to said heir, bis
notes; secured by mortgage upon the premises
and one fourth in two years.
DAVID sToUFFER.
HENRY KUNRLE
ELIZABETH kUNRLE
DAVID KUHkLE
AlWA SUsAhkAH klhRLE
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THE OLD GUARD, VOL. ~, 1866.

Contains the new Novel by Prof Peck entitled
Bertha Scely, the Heroine of the Old Dominion u
and great variety Of Political and Lit rHry arti-
cles; also, steel plate portraits OF twelve COnIed-
crate Generals, viz: Lee, Stobewall Jackson. J T.
Johnson Beauiegard, Ewell orgstreet llamp
ton Polk. Price Gustuvus smith, stuart, and n
p, Hill. Octave, 7ee PIP Price, 81 70.
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was thrown from the track about twenty
miles from Jefferson City last night, and
all the cars except the sleeping car landed
bottom up Mt the base of an embankment
twenty-five feet high A number Of per-
sons were badly bruised.
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ANTI-AaOLIIION TRACTS

No l.--ABOLITION Is DEATH or, The Attcmp p
TO EqualILc Races the Destruction Of Society. )
PIP. Price 10 It's.
No 2-FREE NEGROISM or Results OF Eman
cipution In the North and the West India Islands
with statistic Of the Commerce, Idloness OI thu
Negro, his Return 10 5, vagism, and the knecl
Of Emancipation upon the Farming MechanicA
and LabO ing Classes. Price 10 cts PIP. -
No 3-THE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY; or, A
Ten Years Record of the Republican Party
Price 10 cts. PIP. ~.
No 4.-THE NEGROs PLACE IN NATURE A
Paper read before the London AnthropologicSl
society. BY DR.. James Aunt, President Of the
Society. Octave, 81 PIP. Price 10 cts
No 5.-THE SIX SPECIES OF MEN-With Cuts
representing the types OF the CaucASian, Mon.
gOl, Malay American Indian, Esquilnaux and
Negro, with their General hysicRl and Mental
Qualities, Laws OF organization, Relations 70
Civilization, ETC., etc. % PIP. 9Vo. Price 10 cts
81 70 per dozen.
No. 6-SOLILOQUYs, by Brick" Pomeroy Of
"A BOndhOlder," "A Poor Farmer" "A Me.
Chanic, "a Returned Soldier" etc etc. az pp
svo. Price 10 cts; 81 per dozen.
These Tracts are sent postage paid, for 10 cents,
single copies, or one dollar per dozen or I've dol
lars per hundred by express. Democratic Com.
mttees, Associations, etc, ordering 900 at time.
will DO furnished them at exactly coat prics
VAN EVhIE, HORTON a CO. Publ hers,
No i6l Nassau atreeL Aau YprE
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For sale.

TAMES BARTLOw's Farm, containing 1855
81 acres, more or less, with q fair proportion Of
wood land, and good timber a., also, reasonable
improvements, situated in Wayne Township
tiOD No. &c. township 2 range 4, NJ. RS. Terms OF
payment easy. For further information refer
Feb is-ws-29 MAHALA BARTLOw
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DAVIS AND LEE /:
arf4a a.aa.

yindication ol the southern States, Citizens and
fttBhts by te-F oderal Cons Hn tts akers
and an Exposure of the Perversons OF the said
Constitution and the Falsihcations of tho Hist tori
BY T.. G. Cent? BarTister, London, England
Price 90 cents postpaid D..
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-13

A POLITICAL COMPENDIUM for 1866 lamo % pp.
Price s5 This Manuel Tor 1885, to be continued
now regularly each year contains full Election
Returns Tor 1850, 1874 and 1855 List OF Newspa-
chronology OF 1858 Of Battles, Acts OF Congress
&c. IL contains matter 10 be had nowhere else
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