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Freedmen,s secret socleties

.
On the faith of gentleman who wrote
of what he knew, the Boston AdVertiser--a
Republican paper-thus makes an expose
of the bad influence of Secret Societies
which have been organized among South
ern Freedmen:
AT the time of the organization of the
first Union League in Charleston the freed
men were exceedingly enthusiastic on the
subject of education. Not only were the
day schools crowded with children. but at
night also white-headed octOgenarians sat
side by side with young men and women
in primary classes. The desire of freed
men of all ages was to learn to read and
write, in order to enable them to become
voters-an object which was kept con-
stantly before them with the most excel
lent. effect. In an evil hour it was pro-
! posed to organize a Loyal League, and a
charter was obtained from Philadelphia.
The men flocked TO its meeting by hun
dreds. One after another council was
formed, and the schools were soon desert
common scavenger, became, partly by the
gross Ignorance of the negroes, and partly
by his own unscrupulous perversions of par
liamentary law, the secret dictator OF the
leagues. Forms and ceremonies were end
lessly multiplied. until ut last every evening
was wasted in ridiculous parodies of parli-
amentary and Masonic forms. The worst
passions Of the freedmen were appealed to
and their truest friends denounced, as 1t
soon proved, that, by controlling the pub
lie sentiment, the leader might command
the influence and secure the trade of the
white politicians of the State. And yet
this ruling spirit Of the league was a man
80 entirely uneducated that he could not
have been elected to the lowest office of Il
New England town."
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;;Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizles y our switches your
wig
destructive OF comfort and not worth fg;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
Ana rejoice in your own luNurIant hair
REPARATOR CAPlLLI.
For restoring hair ~ on bald heads tfItm " hat.
ever cause u may have fallen oUt) and forcing "A
growth Of hair upon the iaUc, il haS no equal II
will force the beard Ia grow upon the smoDihCst
lace in IRON i've TO Gig 1T weeks or hair Lon laid
heads In from Two To three months. \ few Igl o.
rant practitioners have asserted thai thtrC Is hulh-
ing that viii force OF hasten he growth OF the hair
or beard heir assertions aiC false az Thousands
OF living witnesses tirum their own tNmriebCtN
can bear witness. Lut many via say. how hTe We
to distinguish The gem iuc i1t m the spuuuusf II
certainly Is dilCult a. nlue.tVEths Gl the differ
ent preparations advertised Tor the hair and bcurd
are entirely worthless, and YOU may have alT,riv
thrown away large amounts IN their purch e
4 such We WOulu say, try the Reparatoit am ili.
il will cost ou nothing unless il ully cOmCs up tc
our representations II your Druggist do, ) moi
keep H. send as one dollar ana We Will torWard il
postpaid, together with receipt iur the money
which VIII he returned yoU an application mo.
TidIng entire satisfaction ia not eiVtn Adtir,s
W l.. CLARK a co, Chemists
No West fayCtie street
Apr IS leh'-'uyels sNHACUSE, y V
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.
The Prospect of Cheaper Living.

The Prospect of Cheaper Living.
The Financial Chronicle, after taking a
wide survey OF the present agricultural
prospects, takes more hopeful view of af-
fairs than we have had to comfort our
readers with, for long period. Croaklng
about short crops, rust, weevtl and all that
Is wholly out OF season. There is, now and
then, local complaint but of no more Inn
port, when the face of the whole country is
reviewed, than would be little ripple on
the placid surface ofLake Erie.
Lower prices for wheat and corn will in
duce an increase Of the hog crop; which
again implies cheaper pork and with pork
at moderate prices, beef and mutton must
correspondingly decline. Thus with the
staple food products cheapened, what
should prevent the working classes from
yielding to the general desire of employers
for lower wagesP This result realized, we
have the great impediment to profitable
production removed, and the necessary re-
lief furnished to our manufacturers. The
handling of the crops also, will give
employment to large amount Of unskilled
labor, at present idle and suffering; while
their transportation will augment the
earnings of the railroads, and give freights
to a large amount of tonnage at present
Idle.
Cheaper food carries with it an increased
ability to purchase other commodities.
Under the late high prices of -four and an
mal food, families have been compelled to
economist their consumption of dry goods
dwellings have been allowed to run out Of
repair, dilapidated furniture has not been
replaced; social expenditures have been
curtalled; travelling for purposes of recre-
alton has been less com .lon, and luxures
have been partially eschewed. With re-
dueed cost of the staple articles of subsist-
ence, there will cease to be such an urgency
as at present exists for the curtailment Of
expenditures In these and many other
ways; the result of which must be seen in
an enlarged demand for other products.
Nor must IL be overlooked that an abund-
ant harvest will have a wholesome effect
upon the public finances and credit. With
general improvement in business, the
revenues Of the Government will be sus-
tanned and this result will be all the more
important considering that the Government
has anticipated decline of income stimuli
taneously with an increase of expenditures
Unexpected ease in the finances will also
furnish an opportunity for again contract
Ing the currency, which would be another
element promotive of confidence and IA
voring the approach toward a normal con,
ditlon of affairs.
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FALL OF THUHDERBoLT-A SCENE
On Thursday of last week heavy storm
came up while the Agricultural Society
Fair, near Buffalo, was at its hight which
drove the people to shelter. A fash OF
lightning took place, accompanied by a
loud peal of thunder, and instantly an aw-
ful spectacle was presented The lightning
struck one OF the sheds which contained
men, women and horses. About hundred
persons were paralyzed in an instant, fall
ing on their faces, aud as many as flfty
were rendered insensiblc for five or ten
maSutes, while about dozen were quite
seriously burned, several of whom will not
4 UryiYe.
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'Jes' SOP" Exactly r'-Solon Single said thcy
mNlt therc every Time" II he iuit "uMIuy - ia
wy NO hihB, lac took Plantation BitteTs Il nc IyIt
"N"i3 at hlbhl, lac TOOK Plantation bIttyis; Al hI
Vu ,,,,,u "Pftlllv, was weak, lHhguId, or mentally
oppltssCu he took Plantation iittuls ma ti,.X
hu'Il iallud 10 set him on hIs us sutirt tu NM,
A'N pOiaVhs want any better authority but Us
'.i'C may, lust read the following:
.,,.t,.. owe much 10 you, for YER
Ity pehtEs the Plantation LIuels have saved MY
n'e' hLN w n. W WAGONER, Madrid n. y -"
Iola dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching.
,,.,l 49, Inc Plantation BitteIs have
Key. c. 4. WILDWOOD, New York CITY.
.,.t and ,,,.,.,, Lat lost all Hppctile-wus so
"tHh ana ehcrNatCd could hardly " ak ana had
4 pclItcI uitad ui society. TIc
ti"H'diIol, bllteIs have set me all rinbt
d, 'AMES llElMlNWAl, St Louis Mo.
cured NE of u dciangoment of The iIidnrVs NM
nhhry Organs that Distressed me iur yrurs
They act like rhum. ''
,, {: &. MOORE. 254 broadway, New York.
. hils' ~ ~. BLNOE. manager OF the Ifniun
Home School or soldiers CLiiJI,n suys ~. '.,
given ~ To the weak and invald cbiltiren un,icT
h'I Cu"i &C. WIN The most happy and pratilyinp
TtHullS. We nave received over hundred riun,s
OF such certificates, but no advertisement il 80 r
lecuNe ~ what people themselves say of n gnrd
mucle. OuliOrtune ahdOiI reputation is nj tai "
Tue Original quality and high cbHr,,rtnr nt tt.,,
kNnu, WIZ De sustained unuer every md Mi rir
cunlstallces. lhtN nave already OItuined a. -.
civilized nations. Base initutuIs ti,, ~, auul
near our name ana style as they c, .,,,I i, u "h
good article can not be sold a. low ,s ''use
they hnd some support from parties " he M "o
care what they sell BE on voi,r g',s,T HV 90 not
private stamp over the cork e'' Sce our
J.. II. BRAKE n CO.. New Yorl ri,,.
Druggists, '''u ny all
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Poor Santa Annn.

"After ife's fitful fever he sleeps well -
But how was he put to sleep? by one OF
our own national crimes? What else was
it? The Cincinnati Gazette says:
"Captain F. A. Rowe. of the United States
steamer Tacony, has, by his unwarrantable
interference made our Government respon-
sible for his death; but there is no one to
enforce the responsibility. We interfered
in foreign affairs to deliver man up to the
Mexicans to be shot, and nobody can hurt us
for il. Tue deed is our only reward"
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~ ls a most delightful Hair DressingH
IL tfhulcales scurl and daudrun
II Keeps he head cool and Glenn
~ mates the hair rich, soft and glossy.
~ plvV,hls man turning gray ami falling oo
az ItNl"ltN HHif upon promJturcly bald heads
lHls II lust what l. yous kuthniTuu WilI In m,
htiy-, a. rheai'-duraLIc. II literuII, sold Ly
ihcoHr-i""l ana yet it, dlmo. iucrcdiLlr i,,nani
y 'al increasing, nniIl there l. h.pIv A countrT
store that du,s not keep IL or iau,i, tbs, i,
use a.. b. THOMAS IYt,N 1ls 10, 20, noe zoe nO'
Druggists. 3''' "9 hII
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,,,, no ~" would not be Leautiul2 Who wouId no,
II , i,lI 'AhtEf Nhht gives thatmuriIr,,,r.
sty,,n t"'"ghe appearance " 4 observe uitt, The
s,ase ana ~ the cit! heller II IL no L,! !"i. Wv
titSu. inel use liagan's Magnolia TnIn IL US, " se
nouIIhess nom theiacc ana hands oi,,i iVn M, M
biiMC" Smn9lh uHhsrhItrt bioGnIirr and ,md
mntriia nhhbt may cosmetics il contain ai,,' NV
49, 80 "a llIuli"us tOthe skin. ANY IIrIf,,i, p "" m
'"' "u a. not on hind. At s. cts a. hI,I ~
a.. HAEAN, Troy. y, chemist
lem AS BARNES & CO.,
S.,. wholesale Agents N. v
Druggist. "''I' SOFA by all
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THE DEMOCRATIC ALMANAc

A POLITICAL CoAPENDIUM for 1866. 12mo, % PIP.
Price 10. This Manuel Tor 1866 to be continued
now regularly each year, contains lull election
Returns for 1860, 1864, and 1865; List OF Newspa-
chronology Or1s65, OF Battles, Acts OF Congress
&c 1t contains matt r. TO be had nowhere else
and is valuable and important to have at amy
time
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Contains the now novel, by Prof Peck, entitled
" Bertha Seely, the Heroine Of the old Dominion" I"
and great variety OF political and literary artl-
cles Also steel plate portraits OF twelve CJnied-
crate Generals viz: Lee, Stonewall Jackson, j. r.
Johnston, Beauregard, Ewell Longstreet, Hamp-
ton, Polk, Price, Gustavus Smith stuart and \.
r. Hill. Octave, 1853 PIP. Price, 81.
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llelmsueets inlmitable Hair ColnTing Is not a
aye. ANlusttntaneuus dyes are coupos ed of ltf-
mar cTEsffc amt more or less destroy the vitality
uid beauty ui the hair. Thisis the original Hair
rnluIihE, ana nhs been growing in favor over
twenty years. IL restores gray air to it, original
cploi hy gradual alisorption In most rcuiari n.
hlC manner. itis also beautiful haiI dressing
sold IA two ,iLes--SO cents aud fI-Ly all d,alc,s
&. llElMSIREEr Chemist
Druggists "''
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OR THE RADICALS, So-CALLED. Satire Poem
on the Mongrel Leaders In the RuInp Congress. w
PIP. limo Price 26 cents.
: - Any of the above works sent to any part of
the United States, postage paid recei price
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DAVIS AND LEE !:

A VindicAtiOn of the Southern States, Citizens and
Rights, by the Federal Constitution and its Makers
and an Exposure of tbs Preservation ms Of the said
cal Records, by the Massachusetts Expounders
By @. Cent?, Barrister, London, England. Price
so cents, postpaid.
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Containing the portraits Of Hon. IOratio Seymour
Hon Z. l.. Yalandi CHAM Governor Parker, OF n
j., Hon. ID. w. voorhees,, Hon. j. A. BHyard, lion
II. Wood, Hon. B. Wood, and Hon. q. w. Wood
ward. Price, 81 80
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II, ~ EO SUSTAIN PAPER.-We know a
fellow who, npOn learning that friend had
gone in 70 the publishing business at once
subscribe d Eor the paper. The publisher
was rather delicate about sending the bill
but after some ten years had elapsed,
made bold 10 dan his constant reader /"
when the latte at once grew indignant
refused to pay, aud ordered the paper
stopped. alleging that he had taken the
paper for so many years just to keep 1t
along, and now to be asked TO pay for it
was too (larned mea q.
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OVER A wILLIoN DoLLARssAvEn


VIM f',L men i - ha'l negro man worth 81 100
n, rIrs i U",I nom bad hurt IN the leg ana " as
-r UuSs lOI over year. / had used ever, him, /
votiI @ near OF without benefit until triru hsx
@ '" muSlai'g Liniment. II soon effected n iternn
Nn,,t,',,. . j. l.. DOWNING
=, '"'c pl'hsulC in recommending tno Moxi,,r
~ m|o'tane Llhllnent AS available ana indisurnsni ii
iitrs's 'i aPIhIhs, sores, Scratches OF t,nlIs an
t Ouf men have used At Tor burns Tr,,ises
magic" - SS"y u ucts like
den's EApress. soS "hu'liurn-
Will sp,nn Of my daughters ankle, occaslorcd
ml' ehhtlhE last MlhtCI, ,NHscnLirclv rI,r.1I ~, y,
Mustang Linimcnt. oui Ieeblaltd
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l. 1874 SAELl''
IL Il an admitted fuCt that the uoxi,o, a.,
blhliheht performs more cures in sLurt,r 80, " :
man ANA beast, than any article rver lime uhe on
f'lhlies, iN,fy -fnen and planters sbouiJ i vieu
nave u on hihu Quick and sure il rsrt %iM ai
AZ h % is wrapped in steel plate enSray;ns
nearing thc signature orc W. Yves, Lrnnl - S
over the top. - A 40 bAhNkb y o.
An enoll has been made to counterf,,it =, -,
ehCnp stohy Piatc label. Lo0E oloseirI - WIN
>aratogHSPring " aIcr' sey', ,I,.otn
gists. ''i"b ny allDrug-
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hair of either sex into WuVy riuplcts 81 ItHVy.
massive curls Has LCcn used 10y the iushionAhltl
OF Paris and London, " ith tie most gIutiN 10 Re
suits DOCS no injury to thC han Iritc ty mail, ,
'euled and postpaid, 81. lescriptiye ciiouln
Chemists, No 2tb River ST., hoy ny. sole Agent
for the United States. Apl3'C7dlNcis
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THE copPERHrAD MINSTREL :


A Choice Collection oil Democratic Poems and
Songs for the use OF Clubs and the Social Circle.
go pp. 12mo. Price 25c. .. ID. a.....
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Lvovs KxrsLcroT prarJAnAIclC C,No,

LVON's ExTRAcTo or Pr Az JAMAICA GiHGFR-F For
Indigestion, Nausea Heartburn, SICK Headache
Cholera Morhus tlatulency, NC, wheTeR warn.
and entire purity makes IL % chnap and reliable ~
ticlp Tor culinary purposes Sold every where et
Take ne other,
saratOg" spring water, sold by all
prngF'ss' A-eoNly.
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Containing steel portraits Of Mayor Gunther, 4.
H. Seymour j. W. Wall, h. Is. Olds, X. Is. Fancy,
Alex Long, s. $. Cox, Gideon }. Tucker R NJ.
Prince, G. H. Pendleton, and Daniel lIolsman.
octave, 2s4 PIP. Price 81 So
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EH- Il is astonish ing how utterly dis
loyal some OF TIE sma- v fry poets have be-
come BUCHANAN READ excepted one oi
them, the other day, cast this slnr at the
profound Judge Underwo od;
"Ihey tell us that Justice - blind,
And thus We may safely Dc termihe
How Underwood e'er was ugned
To wear his Immaculate ermi nei
His peer you'll not nnd in 80, " tIagk,
Though You travel from Main 70 htssoufl'
Whose vlllainOus heart 10 as bi Aek
As the faces of i've OF his jury.
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WA Gloucester paper says there Is a
young lady In that town so mode st that she
will not allow the ChriStidn Obss, per to re-
main in her room over night,
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NOTICE,

THE desigDcd has been apnointod and anal
i ined hy the Probate Court Of Hputyuir,r,
county, Ohio Admin >tratOr OF the estate of Jg
cob Neidner. deceased, These having claim,
against said estate win present them 10 Said AL
nnnistrator, and those knowing themselves in,
debted TO said estate Nill sell and settle
MayA is67ltd.3tw'So Administrat6r.
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sUBGENATIoN {:

THE NORMAL RELATION or TIE RACEs-An an
Swer to "Miscegenatiun." Pice, 20 cents.
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Aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

\ toilet delight. Superior to any Cologne, used
tobatho the lace and person, to render the skin
solt amt fresh, TO Hllay Inflammation to perfume
clothing, lur headache, &C. IL Is manufactured
from the rich southern Magnolia, and is obtain.
ing patronage quite unprecedented IL IN q la
vorlte WIN actr, sses ana opera singers. IL is
sold by All deHlers at e. w IN large bottles and by
Agents.
Saratoga spring water, sold by ali
Druggists.
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rnE OLE euAnp. voL. ln, 1sG5.
THE OLD GUARD, VOL. ~, 1866,

1t contains the new novel, by DR. T. Dunn En-
gish, in full entitled, THE Peer and the Printer"
Also, valuable political articles 5yo 512 PIP. 50
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Central Insurance Company,
OF DAYTON.

CAPITAL"..-" ..-"...................SlOO 600
oFFICE-No. 90, east side Of Main street. Qbetween
Second and Third streets,) Dayton, o.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies issued upon
all descriptions of buildings machinery, and
stock, for one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years or any
less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD or DIREcToRs-IIcnry Herman, Robert
Chambers, Andrew Gump, George W. Shaw, Hen
ry s. Fowler, W. L, Darrow, A, II. II. Fokerth.
HENRY HERMAN, President.
ANTHONY sTEPHANs, Secretary
ja2sd3m JACOB sTEPHANs, Surveyor
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ANTI-ABOLIrION THAoTa.

No.1,-ABOLITION is DEATH or, The Attempt
to EqualiZe Races the Destruction Society 80
PIP. Price 10 cts.
No. 2-FREE NEGROIsM; or, Results of Eman
cipaton IN the North and the West india Islalds
with Statistics of the Commerce. Idleness OF the
Negro, his Return 70 SavagisIn, and the Effect
OF Emancipation upon the Farming. Mech l.
ical and Laboring Glasses. Price 10 cts. PIP. 81.
No. 3-THE ABOLITION CONSPIRACY; or, A
Ten Years Record of the Republican Party.
Price ~ cts PIP. 80 --. -IE....L.. ".
No. 4.-THB NEGR0's PLACE IN NATURE A
Paper read before the London Anthropoogical
Society. By Dr. james Aunt, President Of the
Society. Octave, 80 PIP. Prize ~ cts.
No. b.-rHE SIX SPECIES OF MEN-With Cuts
representing the Types of the Caucasian. Mon
gol, Malay, American Indian, EsqumauX and
Negro with their General Physical and Mental
Qualities, Laws of Organization, Relations tn
Civilization, etc, etc 32 PIP. vo. Price 10 cts
81 90 per dozen.
No. No.6.-SOLTLOQUYS, by "Brick" Pomeroy. OF
"a BOndhOlder," "a Poor Farmer "a Me-
chanic." .""A Returned Soldier" etc, etc. 80 pp
svO. Price 10 cts; 81 per doz.
These Tracts are sent, postage paid, for fOcents
single copies, or one dollar per dozen; I've dOl-
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nittees Associations, etc, ordering 90 at tim
will be furnished them at exactly cost price.
VAN EVRIE, HORTON a co, Publishers,
No 1862 Nassau street, New York.
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II you WANT A FARM
Advertise In the MEsTEp PIRR
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NOTES on THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED
STATES,

With eNpositiOns ofthe most eminent Statesm
and Jursts. Historical aud EN planHtory Notes
every article. by Z. .Chauncey Burr, author OI
History OF the Union" &c. Price, 90 cents
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SOUTHERN WEALTH AND NORTHERN PROFITS,
AseNhibited In Statistical Facts and Onicial Fig
ures by Thomas Prentice Kettel, late editor OF
the Democratic Review" PIP. 1871. Price, eO cts.
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HISTORY OF THE UNION AND CONSTITUTION.
Being the substance Of three Lectures on the
Colonial, Rev jlutiOnary and Constitutional Peri
DDS of Amtri San History, with an Appendix, CON
tanning the Constitution Of the United States and
the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Of g6 and
'HI. By {. JhaunCey Burr. Price, 20 cents.
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THE DRIED SCOTT DECISION.

Opinion OF Chief Justice Taney with an intro
ductiop by DR.. j II. Van Evrie. Also, an Appen-
dix, containing an Essay on the Natural History
% the PrOgnathous Race Of Mankind. by Dr. 5.
a. Cartwright, OF New Orleans. Pamphlet, 45
PIP, Syo. Price, 90 cents.
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AG E ~ TS w e. N II ED.
Samples sent free. Nocapital rcquii ed Ladies
or Gentlemen can earn from $3 70 $40 per day
Enclose stamp, and address
TRIrP & co. Eighth street Now York
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atmotratlt auOlIfatiuns.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLICATION HOUSE.
VAN EvRIE, HORTON. g. CO.,
NKdRoEs aND MONO ''sIAvKRY !"

LKTfERS Oh MAJOR JACK DOWNING,
Of the Downingviue Militia, ON = LII hin and the
War" With portrait Of the Major and other
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1SIya omnlbusses ruh to and nUm all trains
Ample Sthbling IOl IUIsts.
tiCbdaW6m JACOb WAGNER, Proprietor
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Or. J. BRYAN, coNs'G PHYSICIAN,

BHU Hr0HdWAy, Now NOTL.
SPECIAL LTREATMt NE in all cases e
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
in male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond.
ence STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-09-28
ASTROLoGY. THE WORLD AST0NISHEL AT THE woNDEEFuI. REVELATIONS MADE BY TIE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST Madame III. A. PERRIGO.


 She reveals secrets no,moral ever knew.- She restores to happiness those who, from iolefut events, catastropLes, crosses in love, loss of relations and friends, less of money. &c., have become despeasaent She brings together those long 8spstnted, gives iuforma- ton concerning absent friendsor lovers, re- stores lost or stolen properly, tells you the bus mess y ou are best qualified to pursue, and in what you will be most successful, causes speedy marriages and tells you the very day you will marry, gives you the name, likeness and characteristics of the person. Shercads your very thoughts, and by her almost supernatu- raj powers. unveils the dark and hidden mys- tories of tho future. From tte stars VIC see in the Armament --thc malefo stars that over come or predominate in the conGguration- from the aspects and positions of the planets and the fixed stars in heaven Ut the time of birth, she deduces the future destiny of man. Fail not 10 consult the greatest Astrologist on earth. It costs you but q trife and you may never again have so favorable an oppor- tuuiiy. Consultation fee, with likeness and all desired information, Sl. Parties living at distance can consult the Madame by mail with equal safsIy and satisfaction to them selves, as if in person X full and explicit chart, written ont, with all inquiries answer cd and likeness enclosed, senthy mail on TO- csirt of price above mentioned The strict est secrcsy will be maintained. aad all cor respondents returned or destroyed. Referen- ces of the highest order furnished those de- siring them Writc plainly the day of the month and yearfn which you were born. en- closing small lock of hair
 Address MADAME II. A pERRTG0,
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