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\ Row.-At negro dance seven miles
from Alexandria, the other night, on the
appearance Of the military the colored
men became defiant. The squad per
caiying the threatening attitude Of the II
otcys, and nnding persuasion of no avail
were ordered 10 fire upon them, which
they did, killing Griffin Burke, George
town negro. and wounding one or two quite
C.,raraIy-
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DR.. K. Is. c. IIowELL.-Ne are panied
to learn that DR.. liowcli's health IS very
feeble. He has succccdcd, at last, III IN
duci0g his church TO accept his resignation.
Rev. j. l.. ii. Curry has been called to
succeed him in the pastoral care OF the
church. -Re!iqi0uS Heruld.
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SEnrc ydaxin,;.jau prti.aiiiy.

NEW DHi.EAaa, July g. GALVESTON
dispatch says a Monterey letter, written
previous to the execution, says MaXimillan
was stripped entirely of his clothing. is
cobcdo presented him with shirt 10 hide
his nakedncSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Wil-
liam II. Barry, Esq, clerk Of this court;
left for Richmond yesterday with his fam
lily, and will make that city his future re-
sidencc, The superior amount of business
requiring his presence therc.-Nortolk
,IInnnnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

TIE WnEAT.-The wheat harvest is
about over in this vicinity, and We regret
10 hear the farmers complain that the yield
is not at all satisfactory. We hear OF
only occ asional crops that rustrd, but The
iojnl worm and scab are said 10 have ma
tcrially lcs>cucd the anticipated Yield.
The grain is generally plump and tine, and
in this respect there is no cause for COM
ulaint - LJmchLUrg NetcS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

4 RICHMOND LADY SINGS IN STArNroN.
The closing exercises of the Wesleyan
Female Institute, Staunton, took place
last week, aS we have heretofore stated.
Al the conclusion Of the Rev. Mr.. Mum
scy's address, Miss Ruth, a charming ANA
tcur cantatyice, from Richmond, aided BY
members Of The choir, sang with much
pathos a song written expressly for the oc-
casion by Professor Hewitt. So says the
NuGclntnr
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THE REPORTED DISASTER TO GENERAL
CrsTAE.-NcitAcr at the headquarters Of
the army ror al the ludian Bureau has
any information been received when
shows the truth Of the reports OF the dis
astcr to General Gustav by the Indians.
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TAXATION OR 1.-THE Iowa State
Convention OF Democrats have

RcSolr"d, That all classes OF property
should pay a proportionatc rate toward
dcirayng the expenses Of the Govern
mcnt. We are therefore in favor Of tax
ing Government bonds the same as other
property.
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Election of Il Radical 40 Congress.
SAE FRANCISCO, July 2.-Alonzo Elan
dcrs lEadical) has been elected to Con-
grcss from Washington territory.
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\ CARoLiNIAH VIEW OF THE SIrUATloN.
\ ~pondcnt from South Carolina un-
der date OF Jane IL writes 10 the Balti-
more Gnzrttc:
"Things political are ripcning and cU}-
minating to a Hnality. When several
niggcrs 60 to Congress, The blacklist and
s,upidcsl We can find, We shall then see
now the western members relish the al
Citation. 1t is now far best TO prove the
ab>urditv Of all this by allowing the Radi-
Gals rope enough. The result will be Il
furious and complete rc;iction-the nggcrs
will feel cheated and the western men in
suited. There will be a great financial
crash, and then the North will rccant and
retract, and Try TO rctracc many OF It's
steps"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-07-03

IMPORTANT ilfsrowcNI. LIrFL SrIr.-In
l~05 Gcrgit Smith commenced a libel suit
against the Chicac" Times for having init
mated that he had first aided John Brown
to 90 10 llarpcr'S Ferry, and then fcirncd
Insanity TO escape the consequences OF his
act. The libel was claimed to be the
charge of lcigning insanity. At the first
hearing the Judge decided that charge
o, that character was not libcllouS unless
il was shown that the alleged fcignng of
insanity was on account OF criminal action.
Il is now proposed by both parties 10 prove
that II was on account OF the llarpcr's
Ferry affair, Mr. Smiths counsel taking
ground that that would he such libel as
the court would take coguiZancc OF, while
the IrbHn" proposes to prove that Mr..
Smith, by money and counsel, did help
Captain John Brown, and did tcign in
sanity 20 escape the consequences thereof.
I" DO this they will call on the stand all
parties known 10 have been identified
Herewith, and some also who are not pub
Ecly 50 known. This trial will probably
develop many facts not heretofore made
public u 0$h,mgt0n ChrOntC'e.
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inauguration OF Lord Monks.
OTTAWA, c. W., July 2.-Lord Monks
was inauguratcd Governor Genera. to-day.
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NORTH CArnI1HA Is OLD Ixnrrn.-An

NORTH CAEoIIHA IS OLD IyDrEp.-An
eminent North Carolina geologist says:
IS North America is tho eldest born OF
the continents, so the Black mountain is
the eldest OF its giant brotherhood, and
1rGS thotIrSt 10 emerge from N,e face Of the
mIroIcn sphere Of eaters 17den the COM
mand '0"7lt torth, "Let the dry land op-
pcar."
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DUrSTIONS OF IMPORTANCE.-

QUESTIONS OF IMPORTANCE
w Question: Where can you get frst- -Gan
rate Il ed Ros-tted slipper for soc. Eal
Answ-r.-At II. GUESTS. III Broad Sa9
between Fourth and Firth streets. nl4s.
Que-tion.-M hers Can you get Ladys
Morocco Boot for 6gc.
AnSwer-at MICHAEL GUNsT's, AZ Broad be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets
Question. Where can you set Misses Goat
Eeeicd Boot for SIC.
Answer.-4t MICHAEL GUSST'S, III Broad be-
tween Fourth and Filth streets,
Question where can you GET 4 Childs Lea
Their and Morocco Boot for d0c.
Answ-r-at II. urNSr'S, III Broad between
Fourth md Fifth streets.
Question Where can you get Mems Boots for
SO and -hoes for 81 80
An.wer-A. Nj. GJNSTS. Il! Broad between
Fourth and Fifth streets. J. !:
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Er0nl Washington.

WASHINGTON, July AFR. ColfaS
speaker of the House, and Senator Wade
president pro ton. Of the Senate, have ar
rived
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Facts for the PeODQe,

Fasily verified by examination, which We respect
fully invite.
l. We have the largest establishment for the man
nlartnrr and sale Of Clothing IN Philadelphia
eSteniin" through from BIS Market street Ia al
Minor street, nnd occupied exclusively by ourselves
z. ON building having been constructed 10y Us for
which it is cuuirly devoted, unitcs all the con
NrnlrIi"es and appliances which have been found
necessary desirable.
J. We have an ample cash capital enabling us to
make an purchases for cash and giving us selection
at The most iaNOrnhr prices, from the markets of
the entire wnrid IL ms PARTICULAR We Apv>S-
ages SHARED El y" oThfN House IN THE TRADE THIS
tdGt d WcH hHDrn 10 tic entire bHSncS, romminniia
I. "" sell goods for cash only, which, though il
r-str,"t business to thos" prepared purchase
III that way, enable Us to CIV" them such advantages
no house doing different business can possibly
Offer.
i. business experience of a quarter of century
Ia informed Us fully o the wants ui the puti" ana
oI the best way to meet them.
6. We employ the hes, aud most experienced cut
ter and We men in Ing up our eoudS-tiie
'tylr, III and make al which are Unsurpassed.
I. Al persons, whatever may be their physical
peculiaitir> tlnle.s iriormcdJ can be accurately
tltt.d At from stock, in most casr9 i".t;rr
than ny goods made /" ORDER and at prices - to 80
Pc. cch i"irGr.
q oar mtsincss i. large AMI constantly increasing
.uaI,lir ~ Ia keep the largest, best assorted and
il,.st complete stock OF Mems, Nonths and bog
Clothing m Philadelphia, to which large daily adL
tiuiis InVir fresh goods replacing tllos. sold
.. lOr reasons already enumerated "" and do
soli NJ prices Ji,"rnHttni IL eli iprsI han the
to"r' elsewhere, or Hr SITE c'aceHcd art "o"ey |C'"mi
10 All goods when offered for sale represented
10 he exactly what they are
H. When buyers are, for any reason disSatii"d
with purchase made lf"portrd WITHIN a r"asuia-
die time, We pledge ourselves, by exchange, rrinls
IN" til" money otherwise to give tIll satisfaction
IN every ease, and reyurst that all such may be-
reported Ia rs for adjustment.
HALF WAY .nE.wHfS BsSSETT & Co.,
'''" s ss srs. 5,s ManSi' s s'irrr.
iuue 10 lSG7-SW
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ElsgnA NouNG LADY, returning to

Es35 Z ] OF NJ lady, TfTWTNIHY 10 H'T
country holu" after Suluurn If few months iii the
city Wa, hardy recognized by her friends. In place
OF Il conr4p rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby
cnspl. = ion Of u!rlo. nuilh" ~uoolhucss, and in
stead of twenty ibr,r ~" really appeared but cigi-
teen. tpon inquiry A. I" t." "tlt~" OF 50 great u
change She plainly told thrm dad STE used the
rIlCASSlAN BALM, and considered II an lliAllu!t-
hl. aclusit ion I" any Lady toilet. by il Us" any
Lady Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred iuid II is -nn!a Ia lis
combinations as Nature h"t:rli j. simple, yet ulsni-
PASSED ia lis Cic;uy ia draw inr Impurities from.
,-n healing, Il. ansn. and hri,utiHiu@ the -in and
..onpcA ion. iis lis direct action "uticic il draw
from il nj T., urrllli!is hniy heating III" same,
and leaving ,hr slitA-. ~ h,"yf Intended should
by mail OF express, Oh receipt ui an order, 10y
", l.. CLARK ca, Chemists,
No. West Fay"tte ST.. syracuse, NY.
The only American Agents Tor the sad. OF the same
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TsgsO,y Thy Destiny.

MADAME +. +. TmonEToN, the great Eng
fish Astlolu%i~t, CairTnyuul and vsychuInctrri.u
who has i.toushpd tli" scientific clnSsas 81 the Old
WORLD, has now located herself ~ HUDSON Ny
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight as to enable her to impaft kn0Wl-
edge Of the greatest impOItanc" to tn" single or
married of either Wiiir in state oil tIauc,.,
She dclinclc- the very features OF the person yeil
To marry, and 10y Tie aid of an instrument of in-
tense power known rs the PryrhumOtrope, gtlGran.
to produce lii"likc picture Of the future hlrs
band or wife Of IT'D applicant tGeaihor yn date Of
marriage, position IN iiic heading tr Of character
Nr. This is no huinbrr, ns thousands of tcs;imon-
inls can assert. She viii send when desired rhrti-
fed certificate, written guarantee, that the picture
is what it purports to be- BY enclosing small lock
Of hair, and stating place oi BIRTH age disposition
and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents and
stamped envelope addressed to yourself, yon Will
receive the picture and desired information by
return mail, NJ communications sacrcdly conf
dental. Re- Address IL confidence MADAME +. f.
THORNTON, Pc. Eo2 Z4i, Hudson, Ny.
April y, lSoI-ly
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holland s. CO.'S
STEAM planning MILL.

Now, John I'll tell you in good faith what have to
gay:
You know ii has been the talk with me- this many
Onr House is getting old to live in With comfort
The Doctor says if work SO, lneycr can be stronger.
II keeps me busy all the time, inst Goi;g round and
rouad, llown.
AZ fast asI clean up sElc dnt, moro comes tumhng
Yesterday, when the rain calii' on, ran mp t" move
the bed head;
Against that Offset in the wall! naayI; broke my
With hHoies, pans, and everything 'rioi to catch
But there are so many leaks, the carpets got al wet
The other day, when Dan came, h" brought GL"g
She is so plg vas afraid she'd break into The cellar
The roof is tad, the walls are crack Il, the doors ~"
very thin live n
indeed, ah the whole, John, the honsc is nat fit t"
Dear ir, inu have truly ibid, ami ncmd to heed.
new honae We will have" for this /" too very bad
indeed, i-iuif
So to NoIAsps Steam Mil I'll 90, mud order out the
Where they keep Lumber Drcs ed, and Lumber in
the rough true
The Mill il III complete order it rms smooth and
And warmed l,y heaters To run the season thr"u"M
The Iort Deposit and Columbia kailr.,.F ruus close
las the hi;i 1plliil ::
Ah"rdms facilities OF access ror those that y,;nt to
They hay" Frames al all descriptions, for Wind"W' :
Mad I!,n,s'- ready worked, for Weather boarding
som" of the Doors are plain, some moulded, thick
Just rs they are intended for the inside and the ont
Its all the same what the building is stonr, fran"
The wnl, is always made to sujt IT, either hin or
M"uld:na4 nest =" every 81, 10; ~ sizes oil Sash and
Aud so n,.,rN other rnnoy things can't tell all thc
Turning don" ira" aud neat. the niachinrty al new
aud g"uJi are wood.
And If you saw the brackets you'd wonder if they
fhe work will he made ia order, neat and smooth as
-. icn,!"ri
40 49,, viii have to ,lo e TO set mp ogcther
'ii- Sash will be piimed and G!.tz"d, the Frames
And IN about four weeks, tn" house Will be ready /"
move IN. Mar 90, lSG;-Gml
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G0rssell's Patent Thrass,er and


The above en- represents the Kind ola machine
adapted atwo-horse reoipower capable OF thlesi..
ing ANA cleaning tn for The market Oats al the rate ot
SiNTl. AESHELS PER HOLR
keeping the Grain, lailings, Chan and Straw all Sc
Para'r If desired, This is,a new machine, having.
been in IL" but few months, and consequently but
little known throughout the United States.
1t has been ifiS tesi-; and las far exceeded the,
expectations Of tc6sc Who have seen il in operation
u 'i;.s been got up expressly to meet the wants of
the Farnuf The inventor is u practical G,rner in
Bucks county, Fn, and has had DER thirty years.
experience with 'Ihrashing Machines.
This n,;rlIn can he made OF any size, and to do
any desired amount of work. according to tha
power, from
10 10 200 BUSHELS OF OATS PER HOUR
and other Grain IN proportion.
THE 81 El!, which separ"s the grain nom
the straw. Is 50 constructed that it will not clog--
In" Bottom is made i'll two or more pieces rinulne.
kNgthwlac, and gives the straw side motion NJ the
same time thil, II receives the up and down and
THE FAN is hnill so that the portion containing.
the Riddle and Shaking Shoe can he detached, al
well the second Bottom to convey the grain back
the Fam thereby enabling the operator Ia dispense
the cleaner in thrpshiug grass seed or lone damp
tangled grain If the powcris found insufficient ts do
the Whole o! the work at one operation. The motion
Is given to the Riddle and the shaking shoes ami
shaker, that return the grain TO the Fan, l series
OF cone puies, SO as to regulate the blast of wind
and motion Of the Fan, with far i.Ss power than /,
required 10y all other machines that have
under our notice,
liable t. ret OH of orcf easily repaired requires
hut ll" powc, to drive H. does its work rapidly in
most thorough m.nuer aud can be manufactured
and sold At prices to come WITHIN the reach OF all
Farmers using FhiaSitlug Machtnee.
Testimonials as to ITS eitectual working qualities,
Thc undersigned having purchased the wight, are
now prepared Ia furnish this cu,nbine,l 1ifnsher
Enstern shore of Mnryllnd and Chester comfy
pcnnS ylvnH also, urihe Shaker alone ur the aiGst'
namrd territory, excepting New Castle c"rliiiY.
Fac Cleaner and Separation can br attached to guY
Trashor, over un.iershot.
Orders solicited, cud promptly attended 10.
CtSiitI A. ca.
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TO CONSUMPTiVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health in
a few weeks 10y very NnnP. remedy. after having
yuilcrcd tor several years Win " severe hing alice
ton and that dread disease tUuSuInptiOn-s
of cure.
10 all who desire il, he viii send (" copy Of the
pi,.srli ptiUn used Gree OF rhfg") with the dirr"
tiuns tor preparing and using TIA" same, which they
will find Il SUR "uRE for tnS!iMrrioS, ASTHMA, BRo>-
cnirIs, Colana, COLDS, and all Throat and Lang Alice
tion~ The only object Of the advertiser IN sending
thu. prcscr pt1u is To brncrthc afflicted, and spread
information which Ii" c"n""iN"s I" he invaluable,
MI ns lO u.s. every sufferer Will ny his remedy, As
II will uAs iirn nothing, and may prov" u blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, 10y return
mail vii! pcaseairs%4
kIGN. EpHA,ii 4 WILSON,
Wiiiinnybnrg, Kings county, HrW l",l:.
May H. lSh.-ly
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MARRIED..

McNTGHT-PERk the 4th day
of July at the Parsonage of st. George $
ME. Church, }2I New street, Philadcl-
phia, by the Rev. NJ. ID. knrtz, WILLIAM
McNlGllT and SARAH JANE PERKINS, both
of Wilmington, Del.
BROWN -RlLEY.--Tn Oxford, July 4th,
by Rev. ii. b. Mauger, ALoNzo c. Brown
and SARAH A. RILEY, both Of this county.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT In Baltimore,
on the 10th inst, by the Rev. William +.
Speake, HORACE S. ALEXANDER and MI.
RiAN c. JANNEy, both Of this county.
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Mr.. 7. Y. MARINE --iia,ing been Intimately acquGiut
ca with the character of business, having extended
Ia your care, five years the sale of my produce, all
accounts have rioNed Satisfactory, aud IN the future
expect To patruri2e your hri7e My a,i>ce To all por
having Grain produce, t" extend !" "a Commits
sion NJ, ehabt, may rely confidently, having not the
least apprehension but ind You honest in nil reHects.
N"ats, g. q. STEVENS.
april Ii, lSOj-ly
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hMLHGuEY, MASS. Oct. 18th lS''3.
M. Gfdrc-Dc"y .Sr:--ll;tying been afflicted n'icy-
In~y tf several weeks with severe n'Scrss upon my
c, sl several remedies for its eradication without
ec", inc an, relief, nnil applied your savc. which
Effected speedy aud permanent cure" therefore e"l
Iapp, To certify my confidence i'll IL VIRTUES
lunfs vi. res,trt. JAMl ~ BEAN.
certify To the ,Iuthfulncss of the above pnrnt.
H. :. lEARBDES, NJ. ID.
SETH ". FOWLE n SON, Boston, Prrprictars.
suld by all DRUGGISTS at 81 cents boN by mail 80 cts
June ~, lSDI-llu
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

T ISAACS, NJ. D., Ocuist and Aurist,
~ Professor of the Eye and Ear, formerly
Of Leyden, Holland, located at No. SIS Pine
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
with diseases of the Eve, IiR or CArARRH
viii be scientifically treated mid erred, if
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
he has no secrets in his mode Of treatment.
Iy-Artifcial Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made fUr examination.
Jan u, lSGG-ly
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Free TO Everybody.

! Large PIP. Circular, giving Information of the
grattes Importance to the voting of both sexes.
II teaches how the onIcy may hrcom" beautiful. the
dcsuSei respected, aud the tursairn loved.
Nc ynnug lady gentleman ,iioul fail send their
Address, and receive copy post paid By return mail
Address l.. y. Drawer, II,
Anril y, lSGI--im IrNN. NY
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TO CITIZENS OF ElkTON.

DEAR EniIcE:-
j. r. WELLS bcgs leave to inform
his friends and the public through ia" columns OF
your invaluable sheet that he has just received
fresh stock of SPRl No GOODS, consisting Of CLOTHS
GAssiMRis and MtLroNS, OF the finest fabric and j.
now prepared 10 execute all orders III his line of
ou-in"Ss, with ncatncss and despatch. Don't forget
tic, place, No. 10 North Ninth ST, Pla,IrlIih
Mar -; lSo7. }. L. W ELl.- Agent.
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k1OTtEE-Sote Stolen,

The Store "i the Subscriber. Rasin Ran. ia
ihr il Election District OF Cecil county, Was r"Cu
into On the ni"ht "i Saturday Sunday, the I@t
md l:iy at lime hast, and among the articles stolen
was a rli,N iS>'iitN NOTE, Tor So. ,u from Nu.
Body and James Body tu fIcIrrick C;n,.S!us, dated
IA" 10Th dry Of March, lot! payable IN six nuulh"
after date, with interest IT u"t paid Nii'u due. liz"
pu!hir are hereby cautioned HTttn~t receiving said
Note, -. il was lriuninu~ly obtained.
FREDERICK CANESLI'|
New Valley Mills, July ~ lSI-:;w%
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This ~ 10 certify that dnting the last six YEARS. have
been both directly and indirectly connected with Mr. f.
r.. Marine, in business: and take pleasure IN stating
that dnrn" that time have always fpIni him pract-
cal, industrious. business man, al most uuIuCst 0nihlr
integrity, possessing the confidence Of all the business
men who know him.
Yours, most respectfully, c. 4. LGhRY.
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CGIseCtiOns.-,JAS. DENNY. ESQ.
is the regularly authorized Agent for THE
WING, for the collection Of Advertising and
Subscription bills.
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Prospects for Business.

The railroad connection between Omaha and the
East is now complete, and the earnings Of the Union
Pacific the sections already finished for the first
two weeks in May were 3il3,w0. These sectional
earnings as the road progresses will much more
dian pay the interest On the Comiany'S honds, ana
The through business the only line Of railroad
between the Atlantic AMI Pacific must he immense
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wonderful bat True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world-renowned
tstrulogst and SOmnanbnlstic Clarvoyaut, while
in Clairvoyaut state, dcnvatr he very features of
the ierson yuil ar" to marry, and 10y the aid of an
instrument OF intense power known aS the Psychic
mUtrope. guarantees To produce perfect and life
like picture OF the future husband or wife of the
applicant, with date Of marriage" occupation. leading
tralt- OF character, Sc. This is no imposition. a.
testimonials without uunibci assert. !;v stating
place OF birth, age, ii>posit color of Dyes and
hair and enclosing nifty cents and Stanp ped envelope
addressed to uurscif, You will receive the picture
bv return mail together with desired information,
BJ-Ad,lIrss IN confidence, MADAME GERrRuD
REMINGruN, Pc. Bon ~, West Troy, NY.
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O. The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods OF every description except
LiurorS) purchased and forwarded. with Grs.
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the uutrr.
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Mr.. F. T.. MARINE Sir We can say TINT YOU al.
ways dealt correctly anl satisfactory for all the
business have had You Ito for IL. aud we always
recommend any persons that know to YOU: and Won
can use our names for any recommendation that yo
may want. Yours,
December Goth, 1863 SPENCER Il WRIGHT
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Thousands have been changed by the
use of the Peruvian Syrup "a protoxide of
lron) from weak, sickly. suffering creatures,
to strong, healthy and happy men and
women, and invaliis cannot reasonably hes
itate to give it trial. For Dyspepsia and
Debility it is specific.
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INTERNAL REVENUE NOTICE.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL Rt!NENl T.,
Collector DiiVo, LIST District, Maryland,
EKLTUN, Jun" .,ti,, 81.
Tho Collector of Internal Revenue :nr krnt and
'r"il counties is now ready to receive the ,Ec- for
it.c months oi March, April and May, 1867.
J. MCINTYRE, Drrnty-t"ll"""r,
June 90 lSG7-aW 1T District. Md.
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Ma. +. T.. MhriNE Allow me the beginning of
the new year 10 extend To Son my most hearty corat
nlaiis for the satisfactory manner which yun have
given Tor several years, in The sale of Cunsgnncnts
which have mtrnsed to your care. l hope in the u-
that may he able To increase those c,Nie nnlrn,
and that You will receive iIum the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS iIlGGlNE.