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Vegetable SiCiian Hair ReneHer

before the public and no DTepdTO-
ton for the hair has Bct been dis
covered that 1CiX pr0dWce the same
beneficial results. 1T ts da entirely
nerU scientific discovery, combining
many Of the most lIOiCeIJu and re-
stOrGttDe agents la the VEGETABLE
KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL TOuTHFu
COLOR. 1t makes the scalp irhife
and ctedH cures CiandFtiU and
htBOrs, anil falling out of the
hair; aIld 9CiU make it DPOU UpOR
Udtd heads, eCcept iB CeFy dOed
persons, as 10 furnishes tie aUtTi-
tire principle on SChich the hair as
nOuFtshed and supported. 1t makes
the hair moist, soft, and glossy,
ana Is UnSuFlDU SSe6 as q III 1I IL
RLSSING 1t Is the cheapest
preparation eUe1' offered to the pub
Tic, as one bottle sCiU dccOmDEish
more and last longer than Mree
bottles of GIlD other preparation.
It Is TecONIni ended and uSed Or
the First Medical Authority.
The aUORdeTT2JC results produced
by our SictItdIL Hair ReaeSUe7. h0Ve
induced many to 9ll l07I1tfdctUre pTe-
p0rGtiOnS for the Hair, undeT's ga
TiOuS names and, fn order to inz
purchase their compounds, MeU
haze TeSOrted to JdlSehOOd, JV
claiming they acre Former part
uerS, or HtId some connection aUith
oar Mr.. Hal, dHd their DTeDdrd-
ton 9CuS similar to Ours. DO not
be deceived by them. Purchase the
original: DO has BeUer yet been
elMdLted. Our Treatise OE the Hair,
lUttb certificates. sent free 6U mail.
Sec that each bottle has oar ID1'iU0te
ReUenIte Stamp OUe1' the ton of the
bottle. 4iLk others are limitations.
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ference

EB In one of his TRADES at Charleston,
South Carolina, Senator WILSON told his
white listeners that IL they did anything to
prevent the blacks from voting for his par
ty, or threatened to punish them for so do
ing by taking away or refusing them en-
ployment, he should vote for confscating
their property. As he is one of the very
men who promised to force negro suffrage
on Connecticut, perhaps he may be per-
suaded to 90 into that State on his way
home, and tell those Radical employers
who turned Off their workmen after the
election for voting the Democratic ticket,
that he shall vote in Congress for conflsca-
ting their property. As lover of perfect
equality, he certainly cannot show less favor
to the white labOrer than to the black one.
SHOCKING ACCIDENr.-It was announced
by telegraph, remarked the Hartford Times
that when Chief Justice CHASE heard that
JEFFERSON DAVIS was released, "he was
thunderstruck." The shock passed down
the right leg, merely leaving a touch of
dropsy upon the knee pan. CHASE is a
rampant candidate for the Presidency, and
after refusing to try DAVIS and conniving
at his release, he puts on thunderstruck airs
of Indignation just to conciliate the Radi-
Gals. He is pretty rich sort of "Chief
Justice" going round electioneering and
making stump speeches.
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Free to Everybody.

NIIIIaIhsDufg, Kings COu
May Z, 7,'67 -dT&w1y-p&eo-ny
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Mr.. KELLEY Is one Of the wandering
stars that like Mr.. WiIsoS, Is lighting up
the Southern sky Here Is something about
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Mrs. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
Presents to the Attention Of Mothers her
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and Slate Of. .......... do solemnly swear
(or nthrm) that u have never volun tarilv
borne arms against the u s. since ] have
h-en citizen thereof; that ! have roluntn.
rilv given no aid. co.niernnce, counsel or
encouragement to persons engaged In arm.
ed h"stiiitv tfr-et" that I have neither
sonpht nor accepted. nor attempted to ex.
ercise the functions of anv office whatever
under nnv authority, or pretended authority,
in hostility 60 the United States thrt |
have not Welded voluntary support 10 any
pretended government, authority. power or
constitution within the United S,a'rs hostile
:" mimical hereto and do fu-'hr swear
lor atiirn) that /" The best O: uiy kua@..
edge and ability. will support aud defend
the constitution Of the United States against
all enemies. foreign aud domestic; /; that I
will bear true f,iih aud allegiance Ia he
same that take this nb!iga ion freely.
"rhont M, mental reservation ar pnrp"-.
evasion. and thn' ! will wrl' and fai'h
fully di-rhargc the duties Of tie "thr, on
Which ] am about to enter. SO help me
God.
........ Carolina
...........
Subscribed and Sworn to before mn.
this. ....... .dav Of on. thousand
eight hundred md sixtv.s.v-n.
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The m'l"wing is the Con, itulicnaI A.
msndment referred 20 in the ith section Of
the "Reronstrnc'Ion Act"
ARTICLE XIV
Section !. All persons horn or rntura'izrd
i" the United states ard -nbjrrt tn the ju
rIsdiciiun thereof are rtizrns Of The Uuil ed
STATES ard Of the State wherein the, reside.
V" State shall make or enforce any ia~
which shall abridgc tue p"ivil-ge- "r irnmu
:itIes Of citizens "f the United Srat.- nor
shall anv State deprive "nv p-rs"n "r lie.
liberty or property. wth"nt di- process "r
Law. nor deny Z" m, person with its j.,
risd'rti"n the equal protection or the in.s
Sec Representatives sh.li be- appor
'i"n"d among the several States according
l" their respective numbers. c"nniin. IN,
y hole nnmbr at prr-on- in each State -y
cindIng Indians n"' taxed But " hen the
right 10 vote NJ any el-cIi"n TO the choice
"f electors tor t'r--i'. nj rni Vice President
of the United States, Representatives in
Congt-ss. Executive and Judicial Officers
at n Stat. ar the in-mb-r- at the I-yIsIs.
lure thereof 10 denied To anv Of ih- NAL.
Inhabitants 1T such S'nt-. hsi' 4 t.rn,v enc
v.ur- "f ~. aud citizen "f the Uni ed
STATES. or in any way abrid led -,r-nt tor
Pariiciuati"n ia rebellion ~ Other crime. t.r
bnsi. "f repr -. nia:ion therein -ha he re-.
dm"ed IN the proportion which the numhrr
OF such male cItZ"m- sh 10 bear ta Ia.
" hole number "f NAL. ririzcns .rn,y one
wears "f age in such Safe
See 3. No person shall he a Senator or
Representative in C-ngr..s, = rIrrtnr nT
PresIdrni and Vicc.Pre-iirnt or held nny
"thre. civil or military. under trc UniI.d
States or under snv STATE. WA. having pr,
Vi 'usIy taken mn oath as n m"nib y at Goa
grrss, or ns an othc-r Of tue United State.
| o. ns u member OF amy Sta'- s.gi-iai IRE. or
~ an Executive ar Jndmi 4 Officer Of any
Stale 10 support the Ion .titniior. Of the
fUni'-j States, shall have Engaged in i.-ur
r-e;iOn or rebellion against the same, az
| gwen aid and co1f"rt Ia the rnein'ss there
If But Congress- may, bv n Vote nf two
;hirds Of each House, remove such disabiii
".
Sec. :. The validity Of the public debt Of
| the Uuit-d States authorized bv law, in .
clnding debts incurred for payment If pen
| siOns aud bounties for ser, ices in SUPPRESS
ing insurr-cti"n or rebellion. shaii not te
qnesIi ned But neither the Unit.d Sta ~
L0r anv State shall assume or pay any deb
or obligation incurred in mid "f insn rreciion
or r-brliI"n against ihr Uriied S'a'e-. or
any claim for the loss or emancipation of
arv slave; bni nli such debts, ooIiga,ionp
and claim. shall be held illegal and void
S-c 5 The Congress shall have power
TO enforce ov appropriate legislation III.
provisions Of this article
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GROrESTEEN 4 co.
Piano Forte II facturers.
499 Broadway, n. Y.

1NIESE VI \NOS, received the iI;phe.
Aw'rd Of Merit! at the World'- Fair
over TIE best makes from London. Paris
''~'mans The cites "i New York. PmlndeI
psm. baltimore aud BOSTON {; also, tn. Gold
Mrdnl nt the American In.,itnte, f"r Five
successive years! Our Pianos contain The
rr-nrh Grand Ncti"n, iiaro Pedal, Over
strung Ba-s. Full Iron Frame, nnd Ill Mnd. t..
"rn linnrov-m-nts. Every instrument war.
rar'cd Five years Made under the -uper
vision of Mr.. J II Grove-te VINO hat ve
n practical experience Of over thirty five
ears AID ia the maker Of over eleven
'h"n-and pinn" f"rte- Oar fnc!li ties for
manufacturing enable ne to sell these in
s'rhm"n's trnm Sl0O % $500 cheaper thrn
NV first elias. piano forte
Dec D. In Nv.
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OF THE CuARLEsroN SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY Ngws.
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News have much pleasure iu ininrmlnu ,hs
vubiio that TIE h,st number OF their long.
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Empire Sewing Machine GO.

Principal Office, 6iG B""pi,oiy, N>,o York
NREAT imur", em-rI in Ss wing Ma.
" r"i"r- Empire Shut,Is. Crank Mn.
iI"n Sewin. Machine l. is thu. rendered
n"i-e"~s ~ IL. ion Its morinn b-iur all
positive. l. il not liable 20 GEL o"t "f "r.ier.
u is thu best Family Machine! N,,ic- il
c"lI"d 10 "m n-, and improved uannf,c
turing Machine, for Tailor. and Doc, and
hoe cutters Agents wan'rd. L" whom a
hh"ra' di|,oun, will be given. No Con
~lgnmrut. mad.
EHriRE SEWING MACHINE co
Dec 5 81 -Iv
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PROSPECTUS
OF the
CHRI >TIAN NEIGtlBOR.

NOD wilii-g. ] shnii cause to be publish
~ ed ut place. time and price hereafter
/" be drridei upon. a Weekly Paper, with
the above style and IT'LL
The genrral phj.ct 81 III. publication,
vi be HE maintenance OF the Chris ian
Scriptures a. the standard Of right, in all
qnrst'"n- which in,Ul.e morality, whether
these Questions appertsin 10 muR j dividr.
ail' or c".lecti'clv, and whe her uri-iny
from Ills relation TO God or his neiylbnr
Enj 'ihing conscientious nbedienre 20 all
The ordinances of CT II government not in
confirt ~i'h tn. law ~ G"d, thu CHRIS
IlAN NElG'imR will BE- M unequivncal
advocate "f Christianity IA opposed 10 war
either ofrn .ive or defensive.
White neither politic, n"r other i"conp..
niul matter sh.l in any wise alI"y; vet the
principles Of Christianity viii b.. applied To
"ll n'at,"r-, s" far ~ they Involve moral
principle Politics shall b. excluded from
rel lgion. yet the former hall not he exempt
from the aupiIcHti"n OF the batter
ldvnt,ird siIh the Methodist EpiscopaI
Church. South. whose authority und-r God
a paramount with me, aud hold np Ike
pr'ncip'"s aun"uncrd, tie NEIGiiBDit il
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lrt Pests II Chns'ianitV 10 that branch Of
The Church, and also as a. agency Tor en-
larplng and establishing in other churches.
and !" the '-gions bs."nd that Kingdom
OF Christ hicn is not this world"
d sire I" ascertain, through III. agency
~ al Who i'll ." fat in crest themselves,
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office. County aud Sta:r,J NAV 10 r-ckoned
IN the beginning; the price governed ty
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forth coming on the reception Of the frsl
number.
Let all communications b. addreased
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Camden Mail
Departs Monday aud Thursday at Ga. m.
Arrives Tuesday aud Friday at s p. IN. r q
CHARLOTTE MAIL.
Arrives at Lancaster Court House, wednesday
ad Saturday. at l2m.
Departs Wednesday aud Saturday at l o. m,
JEFF RSON NAIL.
Departs Thursday at a. m.
Arrives f'iday 1t ~ q. m
s. CAkDss via Liberty Hin.
Departs Wednes ay at s T. IN.
Arrives Friday st 4 p. m.'
PiNEviLLE NAIL.
Departs Thursday at s q. IN,
Arrives Friday at I p, m. -.... . d.
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s L T. Y f Ms II 0 u Sc,
2i, 20, Is & 81 Broadway. New York

Oip"s'te B"~ling Green
ON TilE EUROPEAN PLAN.
M HE STEVENS HOUSE is veil and widely
! knnwn To the travelling public The
location ~ especially suitable to merchants and
bnSine"s ncn ut is IN close proximity to the
business pat oi the city il On the highway Of
southern aud Western tavcl-And ahiacent TO
all the principal Rail- DAD anr Steamboat drpots.
The Steve llous" has liberal accommodation
tor over 300 rue>ts-it is we'll furnis he'd, aud
possesses every modern impr ovem.nt for the
comiort and entertainment OF its inmates. The
rooms arc spacious aud well y-ntlated-provid-
cd with gas and water-thc attendance is
prompt and r"sp.ctiul-and the table is geuer.
onsls provided with every dcl,cacy OF the sea
Son-at moderate rates.
The rooms having cen refnrnished and re.
modcied, W. ate enabled 10 offer extra facilities
Tor the comfort AMI pleasure o' orr Guests.
GEO. K. CHASE 4 60.
June IL, lSoI-Um. Puprietors.
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P @ + T R Y .
w1vEs-TRUs WIVES.

The wives are quite AZ deserving OF bless
ing as the girls, and We submit the follow.
ing:
GA. God bless our wives.
....... They hll our hives
With little bees and honey;
They ease lifc's shocks,
They mend our socks,
But don't they spend the money
When We arc sick,
They heal us quick
That is if they do love MS;
II not, we die,
hndyet they cry,
And place tombstones above US.
Ofrognish girls,
With sunny curls,
We may In fancy dream;
Bot wives-true wives
Throughout onr lives
Are everything they seem.
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Empire Shuttle Sewing Machines
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Fer Family and Hanufaeturing Parpo'es.
Agents wanted. Address.
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Dee. 66-Iy. 6i6 Broadway, N. Y.
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N. Y. ADyERTlSEME ENTS.
REMINGTONS' ,
+ | Il h A Il M s >. a.
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY.
A LIBERAL DI.cousr TO DEALERS.
2Oo,o 900 furnished the u. 8. Government

100000 furnished the U. 8. Gorernm snt.
Armv Revolver, 44.iOo in Calibr e.
NAVY Revolver, 3S-i00 in. Calibrs.
bslt H. voiver, Nsvv Size Cslibr-
P"lic- Revolver, Navy Size Caljbre.
New Pocket Revolver, 81 100 IN. Calib-s.
Pocke, Revolver, (RIder's pit 81 coo 10.
Calibra .f..
T. pe''ing Pistol elliot pt.) No % ard 80
Cartridge.
Vest Pocket Pistol. No %. 80. 80 and ~
Cartridge.
Gun Cane. n" % anG 81 Cnr,ridv.
Brrrch Loading Riflr, (BealsJ No. So and
3S Carrfgc.
Revolving d'hr. Sc aud 44iOO in Cslibre.
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OI tns mfik. IL has
been proven by se.
tusl experiment to
increase the GUAM
Gty Of milk and
cream twenty per
cent. and make the
butter 6rm and
sweet. In fattening
sattle, II gives then
an appetite, lossens
their d de, and
makes them thrive
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-10

a cable despatch states that the En-
peror of Brazil has abolished slavery
throughout his dominions. Children
are TO attain freedom ON reaching the
age of twenty-one.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-10
Good Indications.

Notwithstanding times are dull and
grain of all kinds scarce, our exchan-
ges are bringing us encouraging reports
from all parts of the State of the.large.
amount of grain being sown, indica-
ting better times and al abundance of
grain another year. The prospects look
promising for an abundant harvest, a
good market for all kinds of produce
and at good figures. Tt Is saying much
for the enterprise of the farmers gen.
orally throughout the State that they
are awake to their own interests
and the interests of the State, and have
gone TO work with renewed energy, for.
getting that the past year proved to
them an Improbable one. It Is esti-
mated that in this county 10000 acres
of wheat alone will be sown this year,
and while many counties may not come
up to these figures, others will go be-
yond this. The emigration to our
State the coming year promises to be
greater than any previous year and 1t Is
important that the demand for sup
plies may not exceed the amount pro-
dnced. The suffering now In the
northwestern part of the State il main
ly owing to the fact that the supply
was not equal to the demand as will
always be found along the frontiers
and In a new part of the country.
While we are assured that the farmers
are doing their duty, we will hope that
they may be rewarded by fruitful
harvest.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-10

Ladies of Great Britain to the num-
Der of 3,568, petition Parliament to al
low their sex to vote. e ~ .gra ~
The citizens of Baltimore, have voted
NY. 0' u running s''se' ears Oh sun
Secretary Seward has returned to
Washington after short visit to his
home in Auburn. -.... ~
Brooklyn has increased in popula-
ton from 10, 252 in 1880 to over 300, 900
at present. This ratio of Increase is
greater than I'm New York.
There is much destitution and suf-
fering among the settlers i'm South
western Minnesota and Northwestern
Iowa, owing to the scarcity of grain
and food. ~ raY se
Minneapolis Is fourishing greatly.
In two years 1t has doubled its popula-
ton, which now numbers 5000. Five
hundred and fifty houses were erected
in 1866. E<"3 f7 T@ .3
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-10

General Hooker has peen granted
leave Of absence for one year from the
lstof June, owing to i'll health. Y
President johnson - preparing for, a
southern swing around the circle.
Gold In New York is quoted at 1879.
indianapolis is just now"threatened
with famine During the past week,
nearly twenty butcher shops have been
compelcd to close, owing to the great
scarcity of beef.
France and Prussia are said to be
quietly arming. aH4 n@a fasll
The eight hour movement riots in
Chicago have subsidized.
Its now pretty generally under
stood that Judge Underwood will try
JEFF. Davis at the present term of court
in Richmond.
A serious accident happened the new
Steamer Dubuque while coming
through the draw of the bridge at
Davenport. en-
John w. Forney has gone toEurope.
There was severe frost in Central
Illinois on the night Of the 26th. 1t is
feared that the early fruit buds were
injured. W
The Heralds Charleston special says:
Senator Wilson was compelled to
abandon his.visit to Savannah, and re-
manned in Charleston. He proposes to
wind up his Southern campaign by
visit to Kentucky and Tennessee. In
his second speech in Charleston, he
said that he would favor conflscation in
the. event of freedmen being opposed
by the planters for voting the Republi-
can ticket" 4@ 4~.. E