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leaving to her the choice of the place
where her husband should be sent to.
But the h~igh-spirited Spanish lady vas
SO loudly indignant that she scarcely gave
the unfortunate emiSsary an opportunity
of explaining his mission, and he had to
retire without any answer. However the
Queen was not to be thus foiIed, and an
hour later she again sent her envoy 10
show 10 the MARKETABLE Il copy Of q teIe-
gram which her Majesty had sent to Mar
shall Serrano in his wife's name, asking
what place he would like to be eXiled to.
But once more the Constitutional Sow
ereign' par excellence could find no access
to the heart Of her whom she wished TO
s%Olace, for the latter went SO far as 10
threaten to summon The Qneen before
the Tribunals for having used her sigma
ture without authority. We now know
that Marshal Strrano is at Mahon, in the
Balearic ~ISleS.''
The state Of things in Spain remains
without change. Arrests continue TO be
made, and persons who fear arrest are
flying the country. The ex-dtputy Al
vareda, who was last year the Spanish
Minister in Holland, has been ex!ltd TO
Teruel. On the 3rd Of January an aid
de-camp Of the Captain-Gen came to
the house of Senior FruncoS, q retired
colonel and deputy, to arrest him. Ma
dame Frances said that her husband had
gone out. every we'll" said the officer;
II shall remain till he returns - and he
remained in the house for twenty-five
hnnrS n thu ovnDinr Of thu fnllnIVIOy
day Madame Frances came to the officer
and said, II think it will be useless for
you 10 remain here any longer, as | have
received IA. telegram from Bayonne stating
that my husband arrived there quite we'll.
He was gone two hours aud a half before
you came yesterday" Senior Ramon
Goicoerrotca, formerly Director-Generat
Of TelegraphS, presented himself to the
captain-general, stating that he had put
his signature TO the address to the Queen.
VERY good" said the Captain General
''yOu shall be sent now 10 The military
prison of San Francisco +; but to morrow
you shall be transferred to the civil pri-
son of S~aIaderO, for | have a file of pa
pers which shows a considerable deficit
in the receipts of the telegraph depart
ment at the time when you were at the
head Of it,"
There are a vast number Of clandes-
tine publications about addressed Ivy the
Revolutionary Junta of Madrid'' 10 the
people, the army aud clergy. One of
these is directed against the Queen espe-
ciaIIy, and it concludes with these words,
"AbAjo los Borbonrs! Viva la SObera-
MIA n%acionaI !" down with the Bour-
bons! Long live the sovereignty of the
people.)
Several journals publish articles urg-
ing the Government to modify the Gus
toms tariff in Il liberal sense.
, 1867-02-05
SAXONY.

A communication from SaxoDy states
that the costs of the war to that king
dom will amount to eighty millions and
a half of francs, without reckoning the
enormous losses suffered by trade and
commerce.
, 1867-02-05
From tile Spectator, January 49,

The Russian Government has at last
made an end officially Of Poland. BY
three DEGREES dated 10Th December %. S.
the Car merges Poland in Russia, des-
troys her separate financial and postal
administration, and redivides her into five
Governments, which will be gradually
asSimilated 10 Russian Governments in
every respect. "FiniS P0lonie % is a sad
phrase, but we do not know, supposing
the Poles unable to regain their freedom,
that they lave lost much. Nationality is
only valuable when a national career Is
possible, and the Poles us Russians may
exercise far more influence over Russia
than as Poles. In any case, no decree can
alter facts, and if the opportunity ever
arrives, the five Governments can rise as
easily rs the ten. AS for the Treaties of
1915, they ended when Lombardy became
Italian.
The address for signing which Marshal
Narvaez arrested S. Riss Rosas and de-
ported his colleagues has reached Eng
land. 1t is most respectfully worded,
and the pith of it is contained in the fol-
lowing sentence THE power which
the Cortes conformity with the Sovereign
possess to make the laws cannot be eXer-
cised exclusively by your Majesty's Gov
inner without the constitution of the
monarchy ceasing TO exist" The Depu-
ties denounce somewhat more strongly
the illegal violation of the Chamber by
the Captain-G General, intimate their be-
lief that the Cortes will not be summon
ed at the regular time, and appeal for
remedy 10 the "high wisdom of the
Throne" which doomed them in reply
10 Imprisonment and exile.-Hid.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-07-04

In a country where the natural desire Of
the people is to reach the highest point in
ART, 1t is very difficult for success to be oh.
tanned without the most arduous labor
Public opinion is extremely exacting and
not always just but often unjust and cruel
criticism has produced the most beneficial
results; the greatest improvements have been
made under continued acknowledgements, and
in many successful efforts defeat seemed
certain to all except those CO ncerned. In
no one branch Of art has there been more tri-
ais and failures. and in no single instrument
is there so many different parts to<perfect in
order to make the whole O success as the
Piano-Forte; this is always attended with
great expense, requiring largo capital and
patient perseverance, GRovEsTEES g. ,Co.
4ss Broadway, MY, commenced manufac-
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one OF The Oldest houses in the country. They
differed from the rest Of the makers in this
Respectively aimed to make the best instru-
ment, and to sell ii for the smallest profit -
These Pianos to day cannot he ercsAed. Their
singing quality is pure, full, and easily re-
tanned through the most lengthy passages.
For power they are unparalleled, aud are
celebrated for their great brilliancy, ~exquis-
lite touch, and elegance Of style and finish.
June IL, 1914.
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x.
The World .Astonished
AT THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
Madame H. A, PERRIGO.

ShE reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
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gives you the name, likeness and characterisrca Of
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her Mmoht supernatural powers unveils the dark
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we see IN the tirmament-the malefc stars that over
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aspects and positions Of the planets and the fixed
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Know Thy Destiny.

LD II
MADAME =. r. THORNTON, tho great English AS
trologst, Claryoyant and .Psychometricien, who has
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now located herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame
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greatest importance to the single or married or ell
ther sex. While in a state of trance, she ~delineates
the very features OF the person You are, to marry
and bythea aid ct an instrument of intense power
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a life.like picture ofthe futars husbando or wife o fthe
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She willsend wnen desired a certified certli cate, NJ
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-07-04

D6rA YOUNG LkDY returning TO her
country home, after ~asojourn Of view months in the
city, was hardly recogized by her friends. In place
offs coarse, rustic, flushed lace, she had q soft ruby
complexion Of almost marble smoothness, and in
stead Of twenty.three she really appeared but eigh-
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~ W. l., CLARK a, CO., Chemists, asst
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LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
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|, They will mot bend or break like theSingle Spring,
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Inc duplex Elliptic IS n great fayorite wlthralr la
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guard against IMPOSITION be
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IcE.-Our friend, j. s, Mcdowell,
will accept our thanks fos the piece Of
Ice which he HeUt US on Tuesday morn
Ing. He has q large quantity of a
superior article Of Ice, and the only Ice
fOs sale here, which he will deliver to
the citizens, upon giving him orders, 10
quantities to suit consumers, Try the
Ice.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-07-04

BY referring to IN advertisement Of
j, 9. SHETLAND, Administrator, IL will
DO 'seD'that the Boyer property is offered
tor sale. It is situated about one mile
south .esst from town. Any person
wishing a neat and convenient home
would do we'll to purchase This property
For particulars, &C., call upon Mr.. SWEET
land.
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To Ccnsumptives,

The advertiser, having besn restored to health in .
few weeks bya very simple remedy, after having suf
Tered for several years with a severe lung affection, and
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REV. EDWARD A.. WILSON, ,
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gpeeial Notices.
Wonderful but True.

MADAME DEMiSaToN, the world renowned Astrolo-
gist and SomnambulIstc Clarvoyant, while in "a clair.
voyant state, delineates the yerY features Of the per-
son you are 10 marry, and by the aid OF an instru-
ment Of intense power, known as the Psychomotrope,
guarantees to produce a lIfe.like picture of the future
husband or wife ofthe applicant, with date of mar.
riage, occupation, leading traits of character, &c.
This is no imposition, as testimonials without num-
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sition, color OF eyes. and hair, and enclosing fifty
cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture by return mail, together
with desired information. sg ,
pS- Address hi confidence, MADAME GERIRuuDE
REMINGTON, 7, o. Box 2sT, West Troy, MY. wfa4
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lcE CRsAN.--TO enjoy yourself these ex.
esSSiIsly hot days and nights, 60 to Ben. F
Rsdd's Ice Cream Saloon, on Main Street
nearly opposite the Kaler House., and in
dulge in q plate Of the w~ell-made, delicious
y aAvored, life-bestowing ice-cream, served
up in fine style, with all the little etceteras.
IL you with to enjoy The luxury at your own
home, leave orders and they will be prompt,
y Gllsd. You can be supplied in any guam
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6wHEf PoTAToES AND SWEET PoTA.
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