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-Four Thousand Letters.

The following card appears in the
Boston papers:
Mr.. George Peabody, intending soon
to leave for England, deems it Il duty
dine to himself to inform all those who,
during his visit, of ten months in his
native country, have written to him
asking loans of money, donations to
literary institutions, subscriptions to
churches, public charities etc, or as
sistance ior themselves or oil ers, that
the great number OF these communica-
tions has renu,rcd it impossible for
him to read or answer, or even to open
them in person. The latter duty has,
therefore, been assigned c~ontidentially
to others. And as many Of the writer's
have requested that their applications
should be kept secret, Mr.. Peabody
would state that he has this day caused
these letters, amounting to nearly four
thousand, to be burnt in his presence
relieving their apprehensions and his
own responsibility.
March 7, 1867.
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WONDERFUL BUT Il u

MADAME REMINGTON. the world
renowned Astrclhgist nnd Somnambulis-
tie %Clairyoyant, while in IL cl%airvoyant
state, delincates the very features OF the
person you are to marry. and by the aid Of
an instrument of intense power. ktow1i as
the Psychomotrope. guarantees to prodt;co
Il perfect and lite-like picture OF the future
husband or wife Of the applicant. with
date Of marriage, occupation, the leading
traits of character, &c. This is no impO-
sition, rs testimonials without number can
assert, BY stating place of birth, aye, dis
position, color of eyes and hair, and enclO-
sing fifty cents. and stamped envelope ad-
dressed to yourself, You will receive the
picture by return mail, together with de-
sired information.
Address in confidence, MADAME GRR-
rRuDE REMINGTON, i. o. Box 297, West
Troy. n. y.
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"Spain is a unique country. What.
ever despotic measures other1goyern-
ments may have adopted agaiMk Liber'
eral representatives Of the people, it
has been reserved to Spain to ~ Z
(out-do others.")--N " Tribune.
Has It been so reserved? Has Spain
done anything worse than our Rump
Congress is doing to 100000 on a
territory four times as large rs Spain ?
There are a good many rights yet left
in Spain, not left to millions South,
under the Military Commission Bill.
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Impeachment Witnesses.

The Judiciary Committee has sent u
messenger to New Orleans and other
points in the Southwest to obtain i'm.
parchment Witnesses Washingto !
Correspondence.
A nice business this for q Judiciary
Committee to be engaged in--ransack,
ing the country for suborncd witnesses
to testify against the Pr sident--scek:
ing to degrade the Chief Magistrate
before the country and the w%orld--dis-
gracing Congress, the Executive and
Republican Government! What 4 spec
tacle for mankind is this in q free Gov.
ernmcnt ~ Y. Express.
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REPARA70R CAPILLI.

Throw away your false ~frizzes, your
swites, your wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth .
fir;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
flir,
And rejoice in your own luXuriant hair,
REPARArN. CAplLLA.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from
whatever cause it may have fallen out)
it has no equal. Ii will force the beard to
70 eight weeks, or hair upon bald heads in
ant practitioners have asserted that there
there Is nothing that will force Or hasten
the growth of the hair or beard. Their as
witnesses (from their own experience
how are We to distinguish the genuine
from the spurious? 1t certainly Is difli-
cult, rs ninr-tentlis of the different Prep
a~rations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have
already thrown away large amounts in
their purchase TO such we would say,
Try the I'rparator Cappilli it wiIlcost you
nothing unless it fully comes up to our
representations. If your Druggist does
not keep it, send Us one dollar and we will
forward it, postpaid. together with u re-
ceipt for the money. which will be return-
ed you III application, providing; eutire
satistlction is not given. Address.
w. l.. CLARK &CO,. Chemists.
No. 3 West Faycttc Street, Syracuse, n. Y,
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"A little fellow, some four orflvc years
old, and who had never, seen, a. negro,
was greatly 'pcrpleXed one day when
ono came BY where he and his father
was. The youngster eyed the stranger
suspiciously till he had passed, and
then asked his father: "Pa, who pain
ted that nan all blacklsoYpll"God did,
my son." replied his father, "Wcll,"
said the little one, still looking after
the negro, ~ shouldn't q thought he'd
held still"
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TAEN.-Fiye or six years,
since Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward pro-
claimed that the Union could not re-
main half slave and half free. and that
citherit must become ALI slaves Or Ml
free. Nov We have ten States Of tie
Union under military government, and
the the rest free. How long, it is ask
cd, can free institutions be destroyed in
half the Union, and remain safe in the
remainder? -A| 'ii2r'+" IAHFA t'
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~ 4 Young LADY re-

NIX
tmnin. to her country home, after a So
j-rrn Of Il few months in the City, was
hardly recognised by her friends. In
place of u cOars", rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion of almost mar
bic slnoothncss, and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen -
Upon inquiry rs to the cause OF SO great q
change, she plainly told them that she used
the Cil-cassinn Balm, and con-
sidcrcd it an invaluable acquisition to any
Lady's toilet. by its use any Lady or Gem
tlemen can improve their personal appear
ance an hundred fold. 1. is simple In ita
combination ~ Nature herself l. simple,
yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw Ing
Impurities from, also healing, cleansing
and identifying the skin and complexion.
! by its direct action Oh the cuticle it draws
from it all its impurities, kindly healing
the same, and leaving the surface as Ma
ture intended it should be. clear, m 9th.
soft. aud beautiful. Price 81. sent by mail
or express. on rereipt of an order by
w. l.. CLARK x CO.. Chemists
No.3 West tivcttc st, Syracuse, \. Y.
The only American Agents for tho sale Of
the same. lmar2-ly
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ES" Something Old, and still Nem.--
If you want II good Liniment for Neu-
ralgia, for letter, for Rheumatism, for
Scratches, for Cuts, for Sore Back, for
Sweeney and Fistula, call for Trough
and Ready" at Hutclins d Warmers.
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CoNslsrGNcY.-Whilc Congress reru.
scs to pay Minister Harvey the salary
Justly due him for services rendered,
because he, in Il private letter, in re-
spectful language, disapproved the
course orCongrcss, it not only pays Il
big salary to Mr.. Forney, the Sccrcta,
~ of the Senate, who is daily abusing
the administration in the most reckless
terms, but also intend to reward him
with the printing, now done by tho
Congressional Globe, which is said to
be worth annually, many thousands oil
dollars, "clear profit"
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CHEAP ENouGu.--A native Of the
Green / lie Of Erin called at a chemists
shop with q prescription, the prepare
ton Of which lie watched with consid-
cradle curiosity.
"What's that, any way?" finally ask
ed the customer.
"This,' said the obliging apothcca-
ry, "is II tincturc ccmicitaga raccmosa
and liniment Of saponis, %cantharidcs
and opii."
Alook Of bcwildecment changed to
one Of grave concern, as the lrishman
made the inquiry:
'And what is the price,
'~'Sixpence,' WAS the reply.
abe jabcrs said Pat, much reliev-
ed, II thought too such names as that
would cost me at Taste five shillings."
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"A Young lady who wore spcctacles
exclaimed in voice ofsentimental ell
thusiasm to II plowman who was walk
ing on the road: "Do you, sir, app,e-
ciatc the beauty Of the landscape? o.,
see those darling sheep and lambs skip
ping about ''Thcm amt sheep and
lambs, them's hogs, miss" q
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WOOD!

We do wish those who W Us wood for
subscriptions, job work, or advertising.
would deliver the same. and save us the
necessity of paying cash for this indispen-
sable requisite in all well. regulated flmi-
lies, and there are two such families con-
ncctcd with the HONE JOURNAL.
We would also ask that persons deliver
ing wood at the residence Of either pro-
prictor of this paper, would notify IL, 10
we can give him or them credit.
W. J. SLATER & co.
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A Presidential Ticket.

The n. Y. Herald discovers almost
every day Il new plan for restoring the
Union. To-day it has a new idea,
which consists in calling II or the
Southern press to make a decided hit,
in proclaiming AS their reunion nation
III ticket for 1868 the following:
For President,
GENERAL l.. 5. GRANT,
For Vice President,
GENERAL X. T.. LEE.
The editor is quite sure that
The nomination Of this ticket intllc
South would operate so powerfully UP
ON the Northern public mind, in b'hali
Of Il general amnesty, that this fortIeth
Congress by a two.thirds vote in each
house, would proclaim it, in order to
raily this Southern proposed treaty OF
igace, harmony fraternity and reunion,
in thcnamo Of rant and Lee
What are wages here: asked q 10
borcr Ola boy.
81 don't know, sir"
'.Wha loes your father get on Sat
urday night"
''Getr' said the boy, "why, he gets
as tight as a brick"
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re- Go to Hutchins & Warner for
pure Apple Vinegar, Prepared Mus
tard, Pickles, Yeast Powders. etc.
feb2-ly
NOTICE.

Having suggested the insolvency Of the
of X. l.. Tarrant, decd, all persons
claims against said estate will file
them. duly authenticated, by the I'm day
of April next, or they will be forever
barred. All persons indebted to said cs-
tate are notified to pay the same imnc-
diately. ACHILLES TAKKANl'
fcbl6-1ms Administrator.
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s 1T is said that Macmillan will expose
Napolcon's intrigue against the United
States. = mn GLl- VII
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BEAUTY !!

Auburn, GOlden, FTaXcn J. SiIken
Curls, 80
DRODUCED by the use OF PROFESSOR
I DEBREUX' FRISER LIE CHEVECX
One application warranted TO curl the
most straight and stubborn hair Of either
sex into wayy ringlets. or heavy massive
curls. Has been used by the fashlonables
of Paris and London. with the most graft
I Fries r hy mail. scale sealed 10 and i"u POSTPAID id. ss.E
Descriptive Circulars mailed free. Address
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the United States. mar2-ly
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Free to Everybody.

A large 9 PIP. Circular. giving Informs
ton of the greatest importance TO the
young Of 10th sexes.
1t teaches how tEc h.mciy may econi
beautiful, the despi,ed respectcd. and the
tcrsaken loved. ..
No young lady or gentleman Should au
10 send their address. and receive q copy.
post paid. by return mail.
Aldr+eP y. o. Drawer, H..
mara-1y 1foy,H't
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h A Memphis policeman has become
heir to $4,000. Henow puts on airs,
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'Thc War on tie CIignons.

"A genuine panic prevails in London
IN Chignondom over the terrible rev G.
~Iations lust made by the medical press.
That the "glossy bypocrisics' worn
~ ladies under the name Of waterfalls
ia the nest and hot bed Of certain I'M
m~cntionable small deer, has advanced
from alarming suspicion to the humill-
Ming fact. Witness the following.
#a so the Editor Of the Daily Tele'
graph; '
..SuR--I don'tpretond to be q natu-
,alist, neither am I much given to in
cuirc into the nature and causes OF
1ungs through the media of micro
scopes and artificial heat, but this Ill
tcll YOU us u TACT, that since the intro
AUCTION Of these %chignons by my
6oleAtcrs l have been thoroughly an
noyed all over the house with visitors
Whose appearance can ascribe to no
b,hcr cause. l am not attempting to
,1sc fine language in the matter, but
nope by employing that which may be
understood to do away with this III
sirltly and filthy kind Of headdress.-
M | am, sir, yours, &c.
N S. A."
"a February q.
80 the Editor Of the Daily Tcle-
4 graph: u
Whatever the insects may be
4 which your correspondent 'lnvest'ga-
ter discussed in the chignon he examin-
ed. | am quite unable to Judge ;but will
YOU allow me to relate what has just
occurred in my own family?
"My youngest daughter recently pur,
chased ut q shop in this neishborhood
a chiquoa, which she only wore for
about n week, when she experienced
such uncomfortable sensations in her
head that my wife insisted upon exam
inino it. She found the poor girl was
literally swarming with truly dreadful
insects, and we all agreed that they
. could only have been derived from the
rAj0aon, rhicN was lutllcssly destroy
ed, and these false and dirty appenda-
pcs have been banishedfrom clubhouse
Ioll from that time. l am, sir, yours,
&c,
s.TuE FATHER OF A FAMILY.
..BmXroN,sIRE, February 20
10 the Editor ofthc Telegraph:
S~n--Incitcd by your recent expose,
my daughter Through Il microscopy
stared at the monsters in her chtynon,
which is now consigned to the flames
disgust. She n%aively remarked Less
life outside, more sense inside TRUST
many, indeed all, young ladies' who
think a clean head more ladvlikc than
4 head six inches thick, will renouncc
,bis and kindred ahsurditics. am, sir
yours, NC,
A VICTIM OF FASHION.
February q.
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w"McLean's Strengthening Cordial,
Hostctter's Bit.crs, Guisott's Sarsapa
ril!a, all Patent Medicines, you will find
at Hutchins u Warmers.
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o LOST,
HOW RESTORED.

Just published. q new edition,
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Involuntary Seminal Losses, lmpotenc,y,
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The celebrated author. in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates, from II t'llrty
years successful practice. that the alarm
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of internal medicine. or the Application OF
the knilr-pointing out a modc OF cure 1T
once simple. certain and citrctual' ny
means of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure iihi-
self cllcaply, privately, and radically. =,
This Lecture should he in the llali'is oi
every youthand every man in the lana.
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RS"
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M.Ancn I'd. 1867.
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pY HENRY II. LEEDS q MINER

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JACOB T. OAKLEY
ISAAC u. HUNT.
-. NJ rnnri. lnnsa MAr p 1851.

DerArrStxr OF PUBlc Ca,Rrrrrs AM CoEgscT'CS
No [ Eovpsr HE4R BROADWAY, NEw loIK, hA' .. l6t')
WHEREAS. The Legislature, at it's recent
w appropriated the sum Of 10 600 to h dispense, 20 iona
E,9rd That this will the let July next distribute we
said may appear 10 The COMM ones WI suo
Inc Isrpe r, TO and scA Of the City Of b sun
iec 10 ibe following conions That no portion shall be
which hos received lid from the legs N
Al ~ ate session or which che exclusive control OF any religious
sect or c requires the profession OF any religious
creed al. e..t D..
eod That snch societies be applicants lot th ~ apa m
this BoAr, before TIE ~ q"
az 80 animal ,po or written statements setting forth their hsca
op he nature Of their charities the number OF sick OF poor ~
urng and the OF then officers ADO
'''' ''-' Wv JOSHUA PHILLIPS Secretary,
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
Fer New and bridgeport zoo 100 (EI), I'D
(Rr.b AS and .
For MILFORD statoc Fairfield Southport and Wsstpo, 100 l1o
a m; 3A5. 40 IN.
For SorwalE Zoo 400 (Erl 900 noo Il I9lS OH 200 Cr
AS $50 III $50. zoo lET.l p n
Fsr Dsrisn 200, 300 ll7o m. AS 40, 53op
Tar Greenwich 100. 800 no m. 80 AS, SO
Por stamford 600 Br SEQ lJO I'LL (REl 800 (Rrl
al5 1 20 (RI1 as, $40 63J, 300 Ok J. D.. m.
Po Port Chester and nisrss,s saaon. 100 900 l9O n a.
49, 49, CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield 100 a n {EI 800 (EHl sOop
Tor Hartford and Springfield zoo a (kI l2H 400 (RIl zoo
tyeal "A M 10 Northampton.
"a, Hsond PIoyidenos sad Railroad (RI) n I2is
Pm ,--, e..--.-- MI, -. 40
ELS 800 800 2. IN.
Tot Csnsl Rsilrsad p rs p m. TO Northampton
For Housatouc Railroad, 100 ~, 3rA
h,ur,tuck Itrirord. 600 o m. 2.0O y. m
Tor Isriurf and horaAk Railroad LDJ, 800 a N3Opn
cou,sol,gus Sleeping Can attach Il 10 sOo p n. tr1ih
~'"'A''''-' TANKS Ii. HoYT. ss,t
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Drcposals.
Ua'TRp ST1Tzs RsSfSBER's OyylcR, }
DAyPgpopT Iowa Apr.l p. 1861.

uIfTRp ST1Tzs RsSfTBgR, OyrlcRil
- DWRSPOET Iowa Aprl27. 1851 )
IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAND
RAPIDS OF 1iE MISSISSIPPI RTVER-Se.d proposs h du
ylea;e will De received at This once until y Wednesday June D
l for tcsFanT and the rock and other obletons on
the bed 81 TIE Mississippi River the lsahd Upper Rapids by
ofcoler dams and suhaqHeoHs blasting clseiRg
Contractors Will BE- required 10 iamsh all boats machinery &C. and
perform al the labor necessary the prosecution work There
Is about 1900 cubic yaris % rock removed distributed unequalJ
different points on toe Rapids and the work be done during the
low water season Interfering Little practicable with navigation
t"r:aco vii state the cubic yard for which the
do the work which viii be let whole length
the engineer h charge may determine
The Government reserves the night reject and al bids aud
hid Will b. nsere unless the party offering shall satisfactory
evidence that he Trustworthy and has the skill aud expert
o do the work
printed copy this advertisement mast be attached each proposal
Eak bid must contain written guarantee gned by responsible
Blanks for proposals 81 the form required With form Of
rte. win be furnished this Office application Proposals will be IN
dord Proposals for removing distinctions the Rock Island Rapids
snd addressed Byt Major General H. Wilson, u S A., Lieut. Colonel
35th Infantry. Davenport. Iowa
Parties desiring further Information obtain the BY calling at
the H. Engineers O Second and hnst Davenport
plans specifications AMI quantities OF work Will he
all who wish examine them for the Of making pro
posals
BY order Of the Chief Engineer L. s. Army
ieutC Colonel. 3Jth Infantry.