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NEW ADVERTISEME ENTS.
S26 Reward.

~ sTOLEN from my plAn'atisa. on
~ Cedar Creek on ia nday. 25,h
>A June, a small. slim. dark. .bay
(stud) MULE; has a.yery ANAL white
speck on left hip, abont three wears old -
The above reward will bs paid for the dc
liye.v OF said mule to the firm Of Davis e.
Hu.y, at Lancaster CD, or at 10y place
on Cedar Creek.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
Jolly ID iss7.-3t
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ERRORS OF YOUTH,

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confidence, JOHN d. OGDEN,
- Cedar Street. New York.
May Sth, isos--ly.
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Address all orders, to
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Feb2O lyl No. 2s5 River St., Troy, n. 7.
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Hinton Rowan Helper, who, with hi.
Impending Crisis" did more than anv
other manso secnts the Radical victory
IN 1860, is out in book advocating the
expulsion OF the negro race from the
United States
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
SOUTH CAROIINA-Lancaster Histr,ct.
DY D. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire, Ordna.
ID ry for said District


ID ry Cor sni6 District,
WHEREAs, Martha NJ Lark. has applied
to me'for Letters of Admin istration. on all
and singular the goods ani oh attrIs, rig hts
and credi.s of James r. Lark, late Of
the District aforesaid, deceased.
THESE are. therefore, to Gle and ad.
monish all and singular, the kindred and
creditors of the said dcceaapd t. be and
appear before me at our next Ordinpr,'s
Court for the said District. to be holden at
Lancaster Court House on The ..2d day of
July, instant. to show cause, If any,
why the said Administration should not DO
granted.
{ ~ Given under nv hand and seal,
( l. this lSt dav of July. in the
~ )veNr Of our Lord one thon.and
eight hundred and sixtv. seven, and the 81 1t
year of tho independence Of the United
States of America.
ID. A. WILLIAMS, Old.
July 8, ct.
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CUASTELLAR'S
White Liquid Enamel.

For improving and Beautfyng the Compile xion.
The most valuable aud perfect preparation
in use for giving the skin IL beautiful pcarl.lke
tint, that is only iound IN youth. ltquickIy re,
moves Tan, feckles. Pimples, Blo'ches, Moth
Patches, Sailowness. Eruptious, aud all impu-
rites oi tie skin, kindly healing the same, lea,
wing the skin white aud clear a. aIabaster. Its
use can not be detected bv the closest scrutiny
aud bcimg a vegetable preparation is perfectly
harmless. 1t is the only article OF the kind us.
ed by the French, and il considered by the
Partisan as Indispensable" to perfect toilet
Upwards OF 81. OuO bottles were sold during tho
past year, a suiiceut guarantee'ot itS efficacy.
Price OILY III cents. Sent By mail, postpaid,
on receipt of an order. b,
Berger, SHUTS & Co, Chemists.
Feb 2O-lyl 9S5, River St, Troy, n. Y.
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CHxsTRR hHEAD-Ths frat new wheat
10 Baltimore vas exhibited tbere on Fri
day. IL vas 10, Of sixty bu.hel. Of
gold red from Ches,er, 8. @. II broscht
three dollars and thirty cent. psr busbsI.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IL tie Common Pleas.
Jesse " b; y. M"''sy ! A,,..bm.o,
James ID. Stanley,

James ID. Stanlsv,
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on the 18th
day Of April. file hi- declaration against
the defendant, who, (as il il said) j., absent
from and without the limit, Of this State,
apd mas neither wife nor attorney known
within the same, upon whom a copy of the
said declaration might he served II IL
therefore orered, that tho said drfrnda 1t
DO appear and plead to the ssd drcIar .iion
"n or before the 18Th dav Of April, which
will be in the wear of our Lord one tlau
sand eignt bundled and sixty eight. other
wise final and absolute judgnen. will then
be given and awarded against him
JOHN w. TWI rTY, Crk C.. p.
Clerks Office. Lancaster District. y. c.,
~hpni IL, 1867. 5t-l 3miyad.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN Common Plsas.
r VS., Foreign Attachment.

= Z" Do'I'
Whereas, the Plaintiff did on the sth
day OF April, 6le his declaration against
the defendant, who (as il is s,ii) is absent
from and without the limits Of this Stale,
and has seiIher wife nor attorney known
%thin the same, upon ghom a copy Of the
SAID declaration might be served II IL
thsrefors ordered, lhat the said defendant
do appear sn2 plead to the said declaration
on or before Ne 9th day OF April, which
will be 10 the year Of our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and sixty eight. other.
wise tinat and absolute Judgment will then
be given and awarded against him
JOHN w. TWITTY. Crk c. r.
Clerks Ofhee, Lancaster District, April
eth' 1907. 5t-l3miysd.
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REMINGTONS'
+ | Il E A Il NJ S.
SOLD BY THE TRADE GENERALLY.
A LIBERAL DIscoUsr ia DkALERs.

2oo,0 900 furnished ;he U. 9. Government.
Army Revolver, 44.Ioo in. Calibre
NAVY Revolver. 36.iOO in. CaIibro,
Belt Revolver, Navy Size Cslibre
Police Revolver, Navy SIZE Ca,ibre
New Pocket Revolver, 81 100 IN. Calibre
Pocket Revolver, (Rider's ptJ 81 coo 10.
Cslibre
Repeating Pistol. elliot p,) No % ard 81
Cartridge.
Vest pocEetPistol. No. -. 80, 80 and Il
Cartridge.
Gun Cane, No. % and 80 Cartridge.
Breech Loading Rifle, (Beals) No. 50 and
SO Cartridge.
Revolving Rifle, 36 and 44.IOo 10 Cslibre
T.. REMINGTON g. SONS.
LION, New York.
PRINCIPAL AGENTS.
Moore g. Nichols, New York.
WIN hend " Son, Boston.
los c. Grubb. a. Co, PbilsdeI plIa.
Ponltney & Trimble, Baltimore.
Henry Folsom e. Co. New Orleans.
JohnsQn, Speucsr g. Co., Chicago.
l. 81. Rnmsey, g. CO., St Louis.
Albert 4. Crane, San Francisco
May IL, '67- Iy.
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There cometh glad tidnGs of joy to all,
To Young aud to old, to great aud to small
The beauty which oncewas precious and rare,
Is free for all, aud all may be fair.
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Fashions

Miss s., old Smiths daughter by
his wiie's husband. wears a short dress OF
s?eckled muslin, striped with blue gew-
gaws-sbort saque ,igh, under the arms,
and bonnet Of tortoise shell trimed with
pink ribauds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24

~ the annual election Of the st. Louis. Aison and
Ters Haute Railroad Company, held 1t St Lsus on the
lssh inst, charessBusss, Robers Bsyard Russell Sage
Samuel Tiden and Thomas Denny, all OF New York !;
W. h Underwood, ofBs'levills, III John s: Hayward,
Of HhIsboro ILL.,; Lovi Davis Alton, H.; Anthony
Thornton, Shelbyvillos ILL., George w. Parkpr Charles
ton, H.; N. NJ Dill, Paris. H.; Carlos s Greedy, 81.
Louis and Jacob H Hager, Te7s Haute, were elected
dircctors At . subsequent meeting OF tina board Mr.
Charles Butler was reelected President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ex-senator J. McDouSall, OF California; and Congress-
B. T. Butler, OF Massachusetts, stopping At the
Aston House.
General D. W. c. Clark, OF Washington, Colonel z. 8.
United States Army, ars stopping at the Metropoan
Hotel.
r. Coburn, Of PhilaaeIpha, and George D. Jewe.t, d
Allentown, Pa, are stepping at the St Julien Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24

CovvEkThe psrket fos &o NOT esssntta ny changsd
ANAL lot Nosth America sold on private
terms. Other kids dull
FLOUR GaAm-Receipks. "a bbls. Annr sdo meal
81 sos bushels and IL 70 do The state
and Western doar was again irregular but in the main firm
Old -four neglected. and high grades noinally
lower while sng -four IN good demand for
and shipment at an advance Of from l0c- TO NC
Dbl the market closing Arm Mt tho
lorna -four ysAs Likewise armer Tfs sales. including Ca
fornia H. Ue bbs at the annexed
Southern hoar ra Their moro active and tribe 6rmer
The saes ware $50 bb within the Of quotations.
sales $50 bhaa It S. 10 4S 75 Corn meal was in mSier
ate demand and prices were STEADY The salss LOO
bbfs. at n Isrnev od
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payment the 16lh OF July. and the tvnsfer books
viii close ON the 10th inst.
subioined the highest prices obtained for Me lead
ing stocks sold at the first regular session Of te Ex
change on each Saturday OF the past four wssks:-
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II equally curious 10 note the differences between
the highest prices reached in 1894 and those current on
the I'D ns the comparison showing that they are nov
from 81 10 % per cent lower, namely
h~f.~ 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24

Tn0uHksS w Thk UNUN FNG 4, June IS6I.
60 TO Julesburg,
The MN. p,r,s. p.u~o.s - 4 OF this point,
three hundred and scveuty-six miles We 'ns eaon wy
ana - s.u. -. 80, .-----~- ight, which
on Monday Over i've million pounds OF IRE
has been awaiting this event. will now DO fN
once
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COMDHkRCYAA REPORr.

5Axu1DAH, jun 60 r
cosrou-The marast continued dnu and dsprssssd ars
in holders aocepedo< lower prices Almost all
ths saes however basis OF 261r for mddlnS
upland. The sales l,Ne bales subjoined are tho
closing quotations.
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ThsquArsriy dividend Of two and half Der cent %
Ms s'ssk Z the Fort Wayne Railway l. announced for
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
BovNs-KExP.-On Wednesday, June 10, by the Rev.
c. Putney, Of F0rtythird street Msthodist Episcopal
cnuroh, Mros }. BOVINE to IsABsLLA KEMP all Of this
city 4
Norwalk and New Haven papers please copy.
CAsAMAJoR-HoIsrRroS.- In Brooklyn, ON Tues6cy,
Jurs IS, by tho Rsv. DIR. Frie the Church o, Sc.
Chases Borromeo, PAUL CAsAAAJoR 10 LoUsE JAsK FOL
DExAREsr-DAY.-At Saratoga Sprngs, NY, on Thurs
day. June 90 residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev
Nc Woodruff. Mr.. JANIS NJ DEMAREsr. Of Jersey City
N j. to Mis- kARraA A. DAY, Of she former place. NJ
cAeda
MyERz-AppnoN. williamsburg, N. r., on wsdnss
day, June 10, by the Rev H. Smith, Mr. W. X. MYERS
q New Jersey, 70 Miss SARAH ADDISON late u Boston
Mass.
pErRIs-LrSrcmD -On Tuesday, June IL by Rev.
Isaac Westcon D.. D., AoElsrN 8. PErRn to SELMA
IAyTcHrLD, all Of this city.
RxDsxR-LurrnnL- In this city, on Sunday. June %,
1t the residences OF J. s. rrunbui, Esq, by the Rev.
James Mett, Mr. JANIS II. = REDsER, Of Syracuse, n.
T., to Miss LorisE LrrraELL. Of Decatur. Illinois.
Syracuse and Decatur papers please copy.
WIGir--ABgSDRorH-At Dorchester, n. y, on Thurs
day, June 90, by the Rev. Samuel HolNngsworth, An
WIGHT, Jr, 10 ELLEN NJ ABgSDRora all OF Port
chester
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Wno1k cxcitcd prices advanced
Sish a q y: and hela arn :. The sIoss = s
,,s & $ hs T..sss
fopn And so@ sxassss Corn a,'s va. s'ii Il
ssSsp:s price: ~ Closing a;a Il Il 81
.sf 's ss. 4 s; ss s
m..ea q % % Ios kiln dried sSs 9 FOR unsoaaa,
Sa.4s and fair de@.Rs s9s saiss were sus5sls
e. Sc % &, r. A ws oho % os &c %
IS western q IL ssa. S's and i mae.
Farioars.-rhs ossrins, extremely high. su, pre-
Toi Ive e11ss a. 49, per- SO Ss
our at S. To London ioo bids tobacco II rs 81 3Ds
Ierms To Brenen, 10 Tobacco q =. and per
ra% ss1s Bar. x Ss
bbls pe.rocum At g Ca Z q the yaied Kingdom g. (
bark aaOO bbls petroleum. % Liverpool private terms
GSr. @s9s s5 rA
.s s a s.s ssss s % VIVA s; .s quiet u aud
g. s sGS p ss a quite pes sss -
20 Dbl. strained % arrive ,ss 20 l5e % pale q. q
81 a. ar e 1s heard q no . s.a ~ no. on
duh and unchanged at 81 81 IN casks
PRIME ra - - nnsr oshsr sna. we're ss,y
& S s. he pa re 90
nrmnss. q soldsr. Prices w.rs Shade hshsr rev mess
s0o $40 y 81 for mesa 60 ss IS for old
future delivery We heari 10 sas. Be.f sonnned arm
with fair demand. The saies pg bbls 81
Tor new EXTRA mess, and els s7s for plain
do. OF beef hams saex made 81 200 bills
So 81 esi. Tlerce beef atm remained duh and
nominal For the market dnll and heavy
sAe sIse for shcaldss bacon 80. moderately active
ribbed. kc for long clear fufc Tor Cumberland cut.
aud I2sc for short the market for lard
ests ss,y: s5s price; ysr. rhous decided ehsnc The
a. fs as STATE sna @ r western csss.
quiet at &C.. q Iec. for common 70 prime
PErRoLrxun.-Receipts, So bills. trude remained duh
We heard OF were 500 bbs low gravity, IN bulk At sc
Bonded In light request but prices ruled steady,
bis light 20 white ut sc, and 100 do standard
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Annexed 10 comparative statement showing the ship
ments of specie from this port last wosk aud during tho
year to date together with those for the corresponding
periods in 1866 and 1906
1896. 1859 1867
Twenty -dfth week. 1857 $50 ST. 4O9, 400 s5s2ao0
Previously reported. 752I,047 43,534278 a. 1873 f74
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sI7 sss aQ1 s44. ga 6s1 s2a Iss ~

Total. SIT So7 80, o4s 6S7 5e4
suboined the total vaustion Of tho foreign imports
at this port for the week ending e. compared with
those Of tho two preceding weeks also the value o.
dry goods entered at the port and thrown on the market
since january Of this year sad for the corresponding
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U,HEArRE TICKET OFFICE,
Il Ilg AND ia BROADWAY.
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES.
DANJo rNsrRrcTIoS-BY henry G. p0BsoN, 90
ID Broadway Hours OF tuition from A. u 70 r. -
Bsnjos OF superior tone for safe
LAW BUSINESS.
4 nso,,rrR pycEEFs or DIVORCE oBrAIsED'
N withont m ~ ffon ne courts Of several States
Alec counisscnsT 81 Deeds Tor every ss's 10 Tees -
.,onn .slor o. Ian. sAg BroAdwAy<
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GRIFFIN cHRIsrY's
VI MfvSTRELS
aud West Twenty fourth street adjoining Fh Avssss
LAST WEEK OF THE SEASON.
The Hall will be redecoraied aud will reopen ua1
In August. - -----
Reappearanrc OF Mr.. OTTO BURBANK.
Doors open at 4 To commence ut o'clock
Saturday evening juno - Renc6t Of O. w. n. 0rffnu.
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MORRELL SISTERS
7B ANA $50 BROADWAY.
Opposite New YORK Hotel
LAsT TWO WEEKS OF THE SEASON.
Last nights u the successful b0riosQuo VI
FAUST,
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS
FRIDAY, JOINT BENEFIT OF
SOPHIE, IRENE AND JEnNnk
In greparation original Irish Drama written srpres
Doors open at 7JS. Curtain rises ct
Admission. Soc
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KELLy SONS HAVE Jusr PUBLISHED A
~. splendid view % Dunco Gap he famous rendezvous
The Feran soldiers IN ireland be had AZ the fO
lowing O0iccssSs5 Eighth gj Third Avenue New
Yerk. and VA south Esvensh street, Philadelphia
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

Our noighbor of the Gazette has gone
perfectly wild over the state Of affairs in
Schuylkll county and the Mlimian wants
Geary to send a military force there and de.
clare martial law There are certainly some
bad men in that county and they should he
punished, hut is it any worse there at the
present time than it was all over the North
during the war? Is numbering and robbing
more criminal than imprisoning old-gray.
headed men for political opinions, and letting
them remain in dirty, lousy dungeons until
they died, not knowing the cause. of their
arrest, as was the case of citizens of Colum-
ba county and elsewhere in 1864? Think
Of the crimes you defended, Mr.. Gazette. be-
fore talkingof other people.-Nonh' d Coun-
NJ Democrat.
And what is surprising and entirely unac-
counlable is the fact that some Of these
same men who were arrested and imprison.
ed in lousy dungeons for their opinions, and
who underwent. a mock trial beiorea military
court and were subjected to large expenses
in procuring counsel and witnesses, besides in
several cases heavy fines, are to-daywalking
in loving proximity with, receiving counsel
from, and fondly caressing, the very same
men that caused their arrest aud imprison-
ment. Why is this9 Can come one OK,
plain'
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10
Is Guns for Governor English
A DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR, &c.
THREE DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS-
MEN OUT OF FOURt
LARGE LEGISLATIVE GAINS ,

The election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, etc., members of Congress and
the Legislature, in Connecticut, took place
on Monday the lst inst, and the result is
an overwhelming, sweeping triumph Of the
gallant, Eon.hearted Democracy Of the "land
ofsteady habits The Democracy have elect
ed Hon. JAMES i. ENGLISH Governor, and
the rest Of the State officers, three Of the
four members Of Congress, and made large
gains in the Legisla,ure-the radicals hav.
ing the Senate by one, and the House by a
small majority.
The victory is q glorious, gratifying one
to all iol,ite men everywhere. Radical fanat-
icism has at last met with an insurmount-
able barrier 'Thus far, bu. no far
ther," said gallant little Connecticut, she
will lead in the work of bringing together
in peace, concord and harmony the States OF
our once happy and prosperous country, now,
alas, sadly distracted by the demoniaca, rad
icals who have been ruling with the iron rod
of oppression and tyranny for the past six
years. All hail, Connecticut! The good
work you have begun will 60 on until every
vestige of radical r..ischief, nisruc and cor
rnption is rooted Cat and made powerlcss
for future evil. Again, we say, Hail -
all Hail
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-04-10

Hon. George Read Riddle, Of Delaware,
whose death in Washington was announced
last Friday, was born in Newcastle, Della
ware, in 1877. Tie was educated at
Delaware College, where he studied engin-
eering. He afterwards engaged in the ell
gincering profession, and was for years en-
ployed in locating and constructing railroads
and canals in Pennsylvania, Delaware,
Maryland and Virginia, the last of which
was the great work at Harper's Ferry,
Afterwards he studied law, was admitted to
the bar in l34s, and WAS appointed Deputy
Attorney General for his native county,
which position he held until 1850, when he
was elected a Representative from Delaware
to the Th:ry-secoad Congress, AMI reelected
to the Thirty-third Congress, serving on the
Committee on Roads and Canals, and vas
chairman of the Committee on Engravings,
and also of special committee on the Pc.
ruviau guano question. In lS49 he was ap-
pointed by the Governor Of the State com.
missioner on the part Of Delaware to retrace
the celebrated "Mason and Dixon's line,' y
the report of which was printed by the
Legislatures Of Pennsylvania, Delaware and
Maryland in 1850. lie was also delegate
to the several democratic national conven-
tions of 1874. ls4Sand 1856. In 1864 he
was elected Senator in Congress from Della
ware for the term ending in 1869, serving on
the Committee on tho District Of Columbia,
Manufactures, Private Land Claims and
Printing, In politics he was classed among
the old line Democrats,
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Democratic state Convention.

The Democratic State Committee, at its
meeting, on January Goth, at Harrisburg
adopted the following resolutions, ,.. -
lst. That. the regular Convention Of the
party, for nominating a candidate for the
Supreme Bench, be held at Harrisburg. on
the Second Tuesday Of June, 1867, at twelve
o'clock NJ, and tha. said Convention be conf
posed Of the usual number Of delegates.
End. In addition thereto, i is recommend
I'd to the Democracy Of Pennsylvania to
forthwith elect, in the usual manner, two
delegates, of recognized position and inhu-
ence in the party, for each Representative
and Senator in their respective district, who
shall meet in Mass Convention, at Harris
burg, on a day to be fixed by the Chairman
Of the State Central Committee.
BY order Of the Democratic State Com,
WM. A. WALLACE, Chairman,