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| au25daw3m Wholesale Agent, Dayt ton, U.
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tEIn kind of audacious fit, the Other
day, the New York Day Book gave chal-
lenge to the World, which is slightly per.
suaded to let the niggers vote, to point tC
any faction of the Democratic party whicl
is not opposed to negro suffrage. A negro
suffrage Democrat is white crow. Or i
is a jackass in lions skin. Or it is tn,
New York World in the guise of Democ-
racy. These cheats are sufficiently trans
parent to be laughable whenever they ar
not despicable.
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Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME +. +. THORNTON the great English As
trologist, ClairyOyant and Psychometrician, who
has astOnished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, n Y
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful pow.
ers OF second sight, as u enable her to inpart
knowledge of the greatest Importance to the sin
gle or married of eitheTseN. While In state of
trance, she delneates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an In
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ture Of the future husband or wife of the appli-
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lie, leading traits of character, &c This Is no
humbug, as thousands of testimonials can assert
She will send, when desired, certified certificate
or written guarantee, that the picture is what il
purports TO be. BY enclosing a small lock OF hair
and stating place of birth, age disposition and
complexion, and enclosing flly cents and stamped
envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive
the picture and desired information by return
mail. All communications sacredly confidential
Address in confidence, MADAME 4. r. THORNTON
30 Box ||3, Hudson, MY. ap6'G7dlycfs
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The Nebraska Capital.

The Nebraska City Ne,7S says u bill has
passed the Legislature of that State, re-
moving the State Capital from Omaha to
Lancaster county just west of Nebraska
City. The NelcS says:
"Snce the late news from the Capital in
regard to location of public buildings
lands in Lancaster county have taken an
upward tendency. A gentleman from that
county informed ms this morning that
$1,000 and Sl,5O0 were asked for unim-
proved quarter sections"
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g8-The Supreme Court of Maine, has re-
Gently decided that currant wine, rhubard
wine and other similar family manufac-
lures tor medical purposes" are forbidden
by law. This is certainly great country
for swindlers, maniacs and fools.
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Errors of Youth.

gentleman who suffered Tor years from perv-
Gus debility, premature de, ay, and all the effects
OF youthful indiscretion, will for the sake of suf
fering humanity, send free 10 all no need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple rem
edy by which he was cmed, Sufferers wishing to
proht by the advertisers experience, can do 50 by
addressing, in perfect confidence
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
~ Cedar Street New Nork.
May :, 1867. S67.dT&wlyr-pSco.ny
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CB-The late Judge WILLIAM LYONS, of
Richmond, was one of the most respected
men In Virginia. When the courts of the
south were captured at the close Of the
war by the Federal authorities. Judge
LYONS and his colleagues were kept in
place, the authorities having entire con-
hdence In their impartiality. He was ont
OF the bondsmen of JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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STRAYED.

TNROM the subscriber, living south of Dayton in
4 the building known AS the Hospital Building
two milk cOws-Oneo of them entirely white, both
of the horns dropping but one considerably lower
tnan the other-the other a deep red horns turned
forward. Both fresh. liberal reward VIII be
uaid for inform alton leading TO theirretur to
Junc1 II iG7.d SAMUEL HARLAN.
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CE-The foreman of the ST. Louis Demo
crGt job rooms, a few days ago, having had
placed in his hands a pamphlet entitled
"The Life and Assassination of ABRAHAM
LINCOLN" run the whole edition through
with the startling caption, "The Life and
Assignations of ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
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EEOft the "man and brother" the Gal
weston NelOs states that a short time since
as steamer, with large number of pas
sengers, ladies and gentleman, were ap'
preaching the levee at Baton Rouge, La
four or Ave hundred niger soldiers were
10 plain sight, yelling and gesticulatlng
nearly all OF whom Wsre perfectly nGked'
This ID In SHERIDAN's tstrarehy.
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CS-A leading Republican member of the
Legislature of Connecticut, who listened to
Mr.. BURR's lecture on human hybridity,
declared that he was "in favor of law
making it State prison offence for any
clergyman or justice of peace to marry a
white person with negro
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CEThe ice is breaking. There is one Re-
publican paper in Ohio, the True American,
published at Newark, which has refused to
70 the negro suffrage plank. It's the first
iohite Republican sheet we have heard of
Where is the next one g-Neto York Dds
Book.
The Day Books gloriacatiOn was short
The plank is drawn in-the "obnoxioui
word phite"has been expunged.
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CY- Hon. II. S. FITCH, United States
Attorney. for Georgia. in answer to n let
ter. addressed to him, has expressed the
opinion that pardon, granted by the
President, blots out all Acknowledgement
aud reinstates the individual with all his
rights, which he cannot be deprived of by
any subsequent legislation.
lie says the elective franchise is one OF
the rights restored by pardon and amnesty
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. n. CONE may be consulted as follows;
In DAYTON at the Philips House on Fridays,
June 81 July e6; August 80; Oct. a. Nov. T.
In TROY at the Morris House, ON Saturdays
june 22; JUly T; August 81 : Oct 3; Nov. o.
In XENIA at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs
days June 20; July IS August 80; Oct 3; Nov Z.
In SPRINGFIELD at the willis House, or
thursdays, June 2Ti Augustli Sept.6 Oct. ~;
Nov. H.
DR.. CONE has had Offices in each Of the above
places that he has regularly visited for the past
seven ears, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each OF the above places, he can give
the best Of references in each place as to his skill
DIR. CONE Treats and Cures all varieties OF
Chronic diseases, including those Of the Eye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation; but II
those who consult him desiret eatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines.
Medicines that will last pa atientGrom four to si1
months cost from Five to Thirty dollars in Cash
Address; DIR. Il. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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CB- The Boston Commonwealth news
papes, Radical, considerably, denominates
portions of the Republican party as COM
posed of "time-servers, Office seekers, trim
mers and cowards," and says Mr.. BINGHAM,
of Ohio, is poor technicalist, who thinks
the universe is coming to pieces every time
he hears his suspenders crack"
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r- A Rhode island manulae

tE A Rhode Island manufacturer
named CoLT, has built new stable and
put down Brussels carpets in the apart
IN ents" ofhis hostler therein. lie is very
m uch disgusted because Congress won't
"protect" our industries, and means to see
Mr.. MORRILL, about 1t.
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miscellaneous.
9listellauerns.
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There cometh glad tidngs of JOY TO ALL
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The beauty whit h once wns so precious and rar
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To Marry or not to Marry

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OF man. Sent In sealed letter envelopes free o.
charge. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Penn.
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acts have no faculty of cruelty in
them. Cruelty-dees mot belong to
their vocabulary These officers of
the law are but carrying out what the
law DEGREES. The law commands, the
law executes; but the law is unimpas-
Stone. The law has NO feeling of
malignity, mo feeling of vengeance.
Gentlemen mistake, therefore, when
they make these appeals to us in the
name of humanity.api4a as,s *
Mr. Speaker, I desire to say what
perhaps had better not be said-that
gentlemen who are thus, either by d.
rection or iAdfreetion. defe aiding the
cause or palliatinge the conduct
of the rebel traitors are making
for themselves no good record with
posterity. They, sir, who, while
preaehinglthis doctrine. are, huggipg
and caressing those whose hands are
red and whose garments are dripping
with the blood of our and their MUIR
dered kindred, are conveying on them
selves blobdstains, indeEible stains,
which all the waters of the Nile can
not wash out.
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Thad. Stevens idea of Mercy. :
aoq sr71a Ell. w. lSPALDINe

We extract the folIoD1wFiiinigg" from from the
speech Of Mr. lSTExENs9 Of e1nsyl
vania, in the House, on the Military
Government Bill: -
If, sir, | might presume upon my
age, without claiming any of the wis
doma of Nestdr ri LlWouldesuggest to
the young gentlemen around me, that
the deeds aOf this bErling5 erisissf or
this solemn day, of this, thrilling mo-
ment, will cast their shadows far into
the ifutelre.9 andlwiH ma feith cir iinlt
pressfupnn the sannals of aourl history,
and that we shall appear upon The
bright pages of that history, Just in SO
taFrl asS we cordially .aaudewitheut guile.
without pickering, without small crit
icisms, lend our aid to- promote the
great s1i Ii6 ssgss fhAu4Rfpity and univer
l am aware that gentlemen here
and elsewhere have seemed to be am
bilious to enunciate principles of for
glveness, beneyolence and mercy still
more startling and sanity than those
OF the Athenian or the Galilean sage.
Sir generosity and beneyolenee are
noble; but when you squander them
upon vagabonds and NthieHesI ySu,ado
that which can command no respect
from any quarter nThe ;subEme5EI
might almost say divine doctrines Of
religion promulgated by Socrates. and
SO MUCH more Tnobly and divinely ex-
pressed la The Sermon on the Mount.
seem to require acts lof self-restraint
almost beyond the reach of man nan,
And yet in urging forgiveness they
refer simply to private offenses. !, to
persoHaT transgressi6ns, where men
can well forgive their enemies rand
smother their feelings of revenge
without INJURY to anybody. But
what has that to do with mu-
nicibal1 Punishment? What has
thstsstQa do with political sanction
of political crimes? When public
tribunals, municipalities, nations pass
sentence, tor crimes committed and
decree cohfisseaatbi9ns for crimes unre-
pented there ls No question Of rmfaltg-
nlty.. 3henEthS Judge sentences the
convict he has no animosity.u WAeR
the ha6k haf Sexeedtes The 1Hbfiitt IL
rather pihessfhan nhatss hiih. These
lnti-lu0l
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principles, and the condluOn SOI MS
acceptance of the -Rectefship Of st.
Paul. Church, made by himself, was,
Gearing this kind Of scandal,) that
his vestry should be composed of
men, a majority of whom should. be
above Suspicion with respect to their
loyalty Thus much, Messrs. Editors,
for the political record of the Rec
tor" of St. Paul's Church, Indian
apolis. SOW 70 II a.
With respect to the remarks of the
Bishop upon this occasion, | have
only to say, that I do not suppose
it will Be denied by any person that
has notieedathe position ofsthenEari.
GUS religious bodies in gthis country
during the late. war, that this was. the
difference Between L the Protes-
tant Episcopal HChardh and others;
that, as a ChurclgIshe keptgkerself
al06f from aHopolitical issues, and
questions and parties, andsthat the
vast majority of her clergy avoided all
political topics 9tin their public
Manifestations. This is his
torical fact, and the quoting Of one
Bishop. out Of some forty, or
of one, two, or three presbyters, out of
some twenty-four hundred or more
does Mot overthrow this fact. 20 It is
only citing exceptions to a general
rule, and naming a bishop and few
clergymenewho have violated the acI
k4ppoGwledgsd spirit and departed from
the acknowledged rulesPgn Of 1.-The
Church. We do not in this judge
others. Est every man ian BIZ be- fully per-
suaded in his own mind. IF | es-
teemned II it my religious duty to direct
the politics 6of lily cca6IhRgregatiiSSh, and
considered it part of my calling 1
should do So LIDO not, and as
should not wish harsh and uncharita-
BILE judgment yinl the one case,rso |
deprecate it and protest against it in
the other. Now tt5Spaf il the remarks of
the Bishop he but stated this fact,
and gave it as an explanation Of the
growth of the Church, AInl Tits he
Judged no man. He called no, names.
/ He had a right to his deductions
and his explahatfons, land, Sin stating
the position Of 1the Church, he did
not call for criticism on individuals,
nor !tinvite comments on TIE political
history Of elergymenpp Of the Episco-
pal Church. IF he..invited comments,
it was upon the action of the Church,
asa Church, ruponuher,e cannensa and
conventions. Aud here, deem the
writer of the article before us to have
been mistaken in his judgment,
All that the Bishop said was per-
tinent to. the OCCASION, sounds and
what he esteemed TO be part of " the
whole council of uGod;" and in his
words he bat revealed the thoughts
of many hearts," Hoping that this
may Serves in part.ito correct an err
roneous impression concerning the
work and position of the Church in
indianapolis, which I feel sure has
been undesignedlyv gwen, and also
asking for this a place in your excel
lent paper,
I am &C.,
aoq sTgla Ell. w. SPALDINe.
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H~sr
1t shodfd be a sufficient refutation
ofthe charges against his character
as loyal man, and perfect clearing
ofstthe political record of the Rector
in whose Church 1.-THE Bishop .ofieiat-
ed on that Sunday night, that when
he rendered his resignation to the
vestry of Christ Church, of which he
then was Rector, that this vestry,
composed chiefly of undoubted Union
meng and many eff them prominent
fortheir stand in behalf of the Govern
ment, earnestly requested him to re-
main their Rector ,and, by unanimous
vote, put on record their estimation Of
him, as an efficient clergyman, Chris
tan gentleman, and a loyal man. I
myself know r., Stringfellow per
sonaliyegandnknow that he has very
few equals in point of ability, earnest
ness, and faithfGlness to- the duties q
his high and,holy calling. And I know
that hrs " congregation is made
up of men s'of all parties political
and religious, all Of whom rally
around him 1withl6a warmth Of
feeling ,andny ar.personalio devotion
that show him tq be,a true pastor, anC
atrue. and sympatAizing friend and
am panied to see these aspersion,
made upon him and Them and onl,
for the purpose Of Gratifying part!
feeling. ARdf VIII Here remark il
addition, That Sm6 ng the ffst fdoYsF
IN the, organizationToofa hisT Ghurci
% .JenIolaI'1 W9n,vnnn 81 bgI- Iin 40 .i.
Wereq menolof theDistaMnahe st u RioI
MOB 22uas
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DENTISTS
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TEELING, DULY y fgHANKPUL tFOR
* the very liberal patronage received
during the past seven years, and being
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