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CURIOUS CASE is occupying ono Of tho Paris
Law Courts. II Ia i action In which tho son and
daughter Of GEoRaEs SAND sno their father, III,
DUDEyANT, in respect to certain property which
ho wishes TO sell. M. DupEvANT was tho illogiti-
DUDEvANT having no children OF her own, took q
strong liking to lIer husbands ilegilimate son.
10 ono will se divided her property into two por-
tho other to his two chiltlren the son and daughter
OF mmseli and hi3 wifo GEoRaEs SAND. Whon ho
2. nnd his wlte separated, the Baroness DupEyANr,
ehildron being let unlor tho guardanship Of their
mother, altered hor will, and lott all Tho proprty
TO a.. DqpEyANT Practically, Il is this viii shick
,a aisPuted by tho children. Tho deoision s post-
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Iiio Boston journal Of Chemistry asee,ts that
copper lightning-Iod is TO DO preferred TO ono
OF iron. rod presenting largo amount Of con-
ductiug surfaco, and nado firm by corrugations,
u now manufactured in Boston Copporsmilhs in
any part OF tho country mako tloni. "Glass in
snlators arc of no special consequence. Any secure
way OF fastening tho rod to tho building Is nil that
is necessary. building need not bo covered oil
over with rods, with numerous points projecting
upward. This Is perfectly useless cxponBo. Two
good copper rods rising above tho chimnoys Of Oh
ordinary dwelling aro perfect protection, IL tho
ground Examinations aro properly attended, to.
This point is worry important, and tho owners Of
buildings should personally attend to having tho
rod passed into tho Garth eight ton feet or until
placo OF permanent moisture is reachod."
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ltfchrilond News,

RIcuNoNp, August 5.-To'lay, in tho United
States Grand Jury room, alteration took plncc
between MIR. HAwKBURsT, President Of tho latc
Convention, and JOHN NI. BoTrs tho latter ncc,ts-
ing tho former Of haring,'by trckery, brought
nbont' an adjournment Of that body to pre-
won't BORIS addressing it. Mr.. IIAwKHuRsr de-
MED the charge, and :aldrcssed lcttcr to Judge
UNpEnwonD declining any longer to serve ON the
jury with BORIS.
Tho Baltimore rastime Base BALL Club beat the
Richmond Pastimcs to-day 8.
Gov. PEIRPoNr left the city today, TO stump the
southern portion of tho Slate.
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Mexican md Texas Nc,ys.

New OnLEANs August SIT was Generals MAR
QuEz and LuInooA, who being discovered out,
fought tho guard and escaped, having shot four
soldiers.
Eighty cascs OF Yellow Fovcr arc reported Mt
Corpus Christi, and business is suspended.
Five deaths occurred in New Orleans Yesterday
and seven OIL Saturday. Tho Chief Of Police and
tho Medical Director arc dead.
The Ptcdy'tne says that letters from Vera Cruz
Of tho Oath, received uia Pensacola, from tho Cap
tain OF the Austrian steamer Elzd5et., states that
up 10 that time tho Mexicans had refused to de-
liver up the corpse of MAMMALIAN. No cause has
been assigned for tho refusal. The ERzabtM
would leave for Now Orleans on tho 9Th. Tho
Captain had no hope Of bringing the body.
New ORLEANS, August 5.-By an arrival from
Vera Cruz NC haso tho following unauihcntic re-
port: "hdmiral PALMER and staff arc in The
City OF Mexico, to demand, 1t ia said, the por-
soi. OF SANTA ANNA, and to cndcavor to persuade
the Liberals to give UP MAxIMILIAS's body to tho
Austrian steamer Eisdbeh, lying at sacrfcios,
taking IN board the Austrian refugees. An
American ald Fronch man-of-wnr lind arrived.
Fern Cruz il very henlthy.n
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OBITUARY..

DIED. August 81. 1867. IN brooklyn. y. w. Mr. JOHN
W. CALDWELL. In tile ffty.siAtl year nf ls ng,.
R8-T THE FRIENDS AND ACQuAINraScEs az
Mr.. aml Mr. J. ". CALDWELL. an Family, AMI OF M,
brtlicrs. Invited tu attend the Funeral Service. Of
the former Ut the Central Presbyterian Church. This IT.
tiFh"on, NJ oSi O'clotk August q
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R8' IIIBERNIAN SOCIETY.-TIIE SOCIETY
will assemble at the Presbyterian Church. Meet ug
street. ut Five O'clock This 5frr, pay The last tril
ulo nf respect to Mr.. JOHN W. CALDWELL. late Tr as
urcr "f the Society. TliOS O'BHlES.
aM,u3t6 Sccriury
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BEi,ISELI.Y DISTRICT,


PARISHES OF CHRIST CHURCH. AND ST. THOMAS
AND ST. DENNIS.
FIusr PREcIScT.-Mt. Pleasant Foil, Fifteen Mile
honse Poll. and st. Thoma = Muster House Poll
PARISH or ST. ANDREWS.
HicoSp PnErINcT.-Cub lInusc Poll on tho AI,iu and
School House Poll, Juncs' island.
PARISH OF ST. Johns COII.ETON
THIRD pnEcIScr.-Cub House Poll. Eiistn Islanl;
Rockville, walnlalaw Island. and Ic;,arrrille Johns
Islnudl.
PARISH OF ST. JOHNS EEiKEIEY
FOURTH PREcIScr-cala,nrs Pond Poll; Fnitzs Old
Field Poll. and Black Oak Poll.
FIFTH PHroiScr.-lisin Church Poll AMI Strawberry
Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. GOOSE GREER
SIXTH PREciScr-Goose Greek POLL Tar Kiln Pail am,
wassainnsaw Poll.
SEVENTH pnEctSCT-cross Roads Poll AMI Hickory
Bend Poll.
PARISH OF ST. STEPHENS.
IIGirn PREcIScr.-rncrla Poll a,id ST. Sicpl,rn's
Depot Poll.
PARISH OF ST. JAMES,, SANTEE
NINTH PnEc1Scr.-Muscr House Poll aud Dutart's
Greek Poll.
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aB'Thc Relatives, Friends md Scu.Iuint-
anr"s of MIR. j. L. sErrEI.s and OF Mr. n,ld Mrs wM
eEorArrE, are respectfully invited attend tile Funeral
srrviccHnf Mrs SELLERS at the Citadel Square baptist
Church. Meeting street, This .fraoon at Five O'Clock
August q
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From Wilmington.

W1LMINdToN, August BE. II. Brisk, the
newly appointed Postmaster, entered upon the
discharge OF his duties to-day.
Tho first number Of tho Daily Pos, Rcpubli-
can paper, WAS issuGl to-day.
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nsr ATTENTION. WASHINGTON STEAM
FIRE ENGINE COMPASr.-you urr summoned 10 ap
pear at tl,n Engine Huusc. This afternoon. ut Fou
nclock In full uniform thack ranisl pay the laat trb
uto Of respect Ia votr late brother member. JON!
BaCiIMAS OWENS. A. ". STEVENS
August S,cr,d,rr
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WnshInRton NcHvs.

WASHINGTON, August 5.-Tllc second annual fes-
tival OF tho Washington Schutzcnvorcin COM
menccl to-day. Delegates arc present from otlrr
cities, and the cn!iro Solution corps from llati.
moro. Tho procession to the Park, whcro the fes.
tiSitics take place, was brilliant.
Tho National Base Ball Club, of this city, ac-
copied challenge TO play series Of ''llomc-Antl-
home" games with tho Mutual Club of New York
P1ERREpoSr continues tho argument in tho SUR
RAFT trial, and will conclude tomorrow.
Tho receipts Of tho Internal Revenue o.lay arc
81, 100000.
Tho public debt statement will probably appear
tomorrow, and will show fair reduction.
Tho reports that havc been i'll circulation regard
ing IN ill-fccling bo!wccn Secretary SEwAnD and
tho Mexican Minister are unfuuulcd. ROMERO
COOS homo OIL account Of his health, aud because
private affairs require his presence in Mexico.
great destruction Of oil wells and oil occurred
at Pctroliu, Ontario, N. y, OH Saturday night.
Twenty-Five acres wcro burned. Ten wells, with
Gil tho machinery, wero destroyed. I.oss $780, 900.
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VOLUME ~. NO. 81
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our CnbIr Disrnte hes.

PAnIs, August 3.--Tho American ram DundtT-
berg, which was purchased by tho French govern
mont, aftor remarkably quick atld successful trip
across the Atlantic. las reached her destination III
safety.
Tho Emperor has received IN address from The
foreign members Of tho Imperial Commission of
Tho Exposition UnirCrsst2c, In his reply to which
lc says Tho hopes for the peace and progress
of tho whole world spring from such exhibitions. {"
Arrangements arc being made for NJ, interview
between NAPOLEON and King WILLIAM OF Prussin
to take place after tbs visit of Tho former to
Vienna. The pllcc Of meeting has not yet been
designated.
FLonENoE, August 5.-WM. Il. NoDERrs, ono of
tho le1dcrs Of tho recent 'Fcnian movement in the
United States, is now i'll Naples, where lie is re-
ported to bo intriguing with Radical Democrats
md men Of that party in Southern Italy.
PEsTn, August 5.-Tho election of kossUrn To
tho Hungarian Dict, from Woitzen, caused alarm
among tho Conservative party, who fear his en-
trono views may disturb tho existing agreement
with tho Emperor OF Austria.
FnASKFoRT, August 3.-Unitcd States Bonds of
'G2 closed ut 7G3
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Tho collection OF gold plato at Windsor Castle is
estimated at tho yaluo Of upward OF Two millions
Of money most Of Il las beon sent to bucking-
ham Palace for tho Sultana use.
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Hron1 (tnlYeafon.

GALVESTON, August Tho steamer from
Brazos, jnst in, briggs tho that JuAnEz issued
grandoqucnt a}drcss on tho fifteenth nlt,
III which he gays pod SONS Of Mexico lighting
alone without tho assistance of any one, has pre-
served liberty; that y had not compromised tho
independence or sovefignty of the Rcpublic, or
tho integrity Of her tcStory.
Tho election for President will bo ordered I'M
modiatoly. Tho Press fAors general amnesty.
Tho country will bo diyidts into six Military Dis
tricts, EsconZDo nnd others commanding.
CosaDo's forcos refuse .ip recognize JUAnEz.
PaEsrANo has called for Srced loan OF 81 800 600
from tho State OF Jalesco. COSTELLO and AauIzzE
have boon ,ontonccd TO bc shot. AIESDEz was
discovered, b't cut through tho guards and
escaped.
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DIsTnEssIHa CALAHITY,-On Thursday oyon-
ing, tho 2Gth July, the stables and ou-llousos OF
Capt. A. j. Staunton. about seven miles from Bon
nottsvillo, wero completely destroyed by iiro Wo
nro informed, alao that horse, COW, wagon, har-
ness, cart. and alnlos. ofefy farming implement
bpinuging to Mr.. 8. woro burnt up In tho con-
migration. Tho cauae Of The fro is unknown bnt
ia beloved to be an act Of incendiarsm.
| . IJ}ennettspJte Herald
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DuRtSa THE YEAR 1868, 'fho production of ne
trolcl'a in this country was noarly 600 600 bar
rcs, equal to about 500 600 barrels OF refined oil
of this amount over 600 barrels wcro oxport
ed" But tho wealth accumulated ly individuals
IN the frat sudden excitement OF this trade has not
generally prolited them, "From ono cause and
anothor," says a journal in tho oil regions, ssby
speculation, or drink, gambling, or broken
bailks-the greater part aro about wllcro lhey be-
gan; many, indeed, far worse. Suits almost with.
OFT number have heon brought for tho recovery Of
moneys iraudulently obtained, and tho only thing
t,lat prevents tho commencement Of othors, is tho
disagrccable certainty TINT tho paintir could not
pay tho costs. Many companies hayo allowed their
lands to DO sold for taxes, seemingly resolved to
spend no moro in this country" Tho productive
localities nro continually changing, anu farm That
is sold for song today may provo the cen
iro OF q new deposit tomorrow. There ia ,lecitl-
oil increase already in tho amount of petroleum OK
ported this year, as compared with thas of 1866
tho quantity 20 far exported having reached 32,-
2Sr r3sl gallons, against 2o,159,711 gallons during
Tho samO timo last year. This shows OIL incYoaso
during this year OF GIL gnllons or 7s 1Gl bar
rolls.
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HD' TIL. GnAYI;Sr MALADIl:S OF YUUT
AND EARLY Observation-Disclosures ASS,WIATIu
ESSAYS. IN thu rlisSnl,ty If ihr ~ a>siun- ami t..
l.rr"rS AlhiI!s ai MtI-ts peculiar tn the irIi az.
man. with Rr"bris nI,hnls at Treatment r,,i-
plny,ri n tls institution Sent in sealed letter en-.
rclolcs, free oi charge.
Address lir. j. SKIT.l.IN IIOl'tiIIroS,
Howard AssociaimI PHILADELPHIA IA.
Mny 81,
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40. 4ss BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

40. isa BltOA DNVAf, NEW YORK,
Where ST. 50 TO Is sizes put mp for Families Stores
Ships. boats, Public Institutions. &r, &r.
II Is truly wonderful thu G,,n,lcnro that s Ind In
every form Of Preparations tlat from Costars
EslablishiHrn
"COSrAR's" EXTERMlNAToRS-ror Rats. Mice.
liolclrs Ants. Sc.. &c. 'Ony niullibe remedy kDwn
Mot dangerous to thu human faulty "Itais
"COn'TARs" BEhBUa EXTERMINAToR- liauil
put mp II bottles, and never known to iaii
"COS FAIRS" ELECTRIC PowDER-For Moths In
FurS an Il WooPns, Is Invaluable. Nothing exceed 1t
for pow and efficacy Destroys instantly ull Insects
Plants. Fowls, Animals, Ne.
"coSIAHS' BUCKTlI0RN SALyE-For Cuts. Burns
all Inrrs, Old Sores Ulcers. aud NIL kinds caieouH
afeciiO Mo family should DO wlthnut Il. oxcce
In cihrtHy all other Sllycs III
'C0,rAR'S" CORN S0LYENT-For corns, Bunions,
Warts, .ec.
"CoSTAR,s" BITTER SWEET AND ORANGE DI,os.
'MS-Neautiilea the Complexion. by giving tho skin
soft aud beautiful frcsllncsS and IL
yod anything. now In Ladies' Of taste poHition
rcgarl II essential 10 tile toilet. An unprecedented
salu IL Ita best recommendation One boftlo IN always
followed by niUTe. Try II 10 know.
"COSTaRS" BISHOP PIIIS-A universal Dinner
Pill HngLrcuItNl l and Oi extraordinary Cos
tIyenrsa, nl forms Of IndigesIlol Nervous and Sick
lcatnche. Pill that is now rapidly Hupersllng ul
| Others
"COSrAnS' COUGH nEMEDY-For couRl,y Colds.
ma, uiul all iu-ms bronchial aui Diseases OF l,n
Throat ald Lungs. Address
HENRY Il. COSTAR,
No 4sa BROADWAY. NY.
DOWIE 81 NOISE,
WHOLESALE AGENTS,
No. 1hl Meeting street, opposite Charleston Hotel.
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aJ- REGISrRATION.-TI BOARD OF REG
ISTIATIoN for tho Fourth Precinct City OF Charleston
will commence it's duties at tho Eaglc Engine House.
Meeting street, Monday. the 18th inst, and continue
IN session three days for tho accommodation of resi-
,lcnta Of Wards and :.
On Thnrsday, the 18th iIIst the Doard will continue
lts sessions Mt the Washington Engine Housc yander-
horst street. for tho accouinj. j.inton of residents OF
wans and \.
The Board will continue to sit IN the same uarr IN
The Rnino atlner, viz: The three first days IN the week
to registering in Wards nn =, aud tho three last ,lays
In the week 10 registering In Wards O and g. until the
same In completed.
An the whoo dmty must be performed by tie Isl Of
October, the books will DO closed TIM 10Th Of srpen
her In order to comply with paragraph NIE. General
Orders No G5 Headquarters Second Military District
giving ample time for puhlc InsI ccton revision Of
the lists. All persons qualified under tile provs.
ions cf tho Act OF Congress passed March Cd 1857 cnti
tied An Act to provide for the more efficient govern.
ncnt OF tile rcbcl Sntcs and the several Acts supple.
menary thereto invited appear before tho Board
for rcsistrition.
Tile hours Of sitting will be from Q a. NJ. to 3 T. VI.
The lna sessions for revising the lists Will be held rs
follows:
For Wnra aud 7, Thursdty and Fridty Sc,,,,i.l.
her Goth and 2Ttll.
For wards AMI 8. Oh Saturday and Monday, Scpcnl.
Der 18th and aotli. NATH'L TYLEE. Sn.,
Chairman for the Eoard Of Registrars for the ill Pre-.
enls', SharieSton District August u
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES..

NO coNSlGNEES PER STEAMER FALCON,
from lali'r, arr rrcy uutiirl that tr Steamer l..
'Mt Dy iiFclari,ing rirS, at pirr M Union wIary.
All goods not taken away nj ri,us,t will remain on
tho Wharf ut Coilsil:iccs' risk.
Aui,Ila.i MoKDrf.N L IN ,,.,,,
ma NOTICE. ALL PERSONS CLAIMING
""nciSP l" nnv portion 0f ir GOODS uow h, thr store
lately occupied by CRAIG. TUuMES \ CO. must prr,.
.''r "w''rrs'np h'"r" JAMES W GRAY T.atN M,.t.r
In Equity, "n "r brIor. thr lutI, Instant
lir,lI l., VINCENT
~'" tlthi3 Receiver.
E6- ARTIFICIAL EYES. ARTIFICIAL. HI.
MAN EYES made I" "rrr aud isrttrd l,y bra. T.
BAuClI and T. GOtiGii:MASN nru,rrIy rn,ulny.,, l,y
RoIssSSEac, ol PARIS, M. ~ l!rpliw,y New York
April II ,vr
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a1' PUBLIC NOTICE.-TIIE OFFICE OF
Tho City IlcgiHlrar nnd Health Department bcen re.
novel from No. lit COMING STREET TO tho NURl II.
EAST CoRNEtt OF CALHOUN STREET AND RUT-
LEDGE AVENUE.
Charleston, August !, 1861. August1
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Havana News,

NEW YORK. August 5.-IIavana advices TO Tho
alst, say lhat ieat preparations arc making to
celebrate tho iaylg OF tho Cuban cable.
Iho steamer R3inia brought Mexican dates TO
tue 2oth' Vera cr; to tho 9Th, and Ssal to Tho
28th ult.
!he Irea,dontIalAc Acction was progressing peace
aoiS. Ihe Gnnerals slycrsc to JUAnEz were orga,l-
izing forces in the muntaius.
iho ihulnls orehaking bold incursons into
tho white settlements II Yucatan.
Tho Havana Sugar n,rket was quiet. The oilors
wcro not above 81 rials .,r No. 70.
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SPECIAL N0IiCES.

AJ' ltEGISTRATION.-TlIE BOARD or REG.
lSTHArIoS for Tim Second Precinct uf Charleston will
connritcc ts duties the 2lll lnHt Monday next nj
tho Market Poll Ward No D. aud continue IN session for
three days.
On Thnrsday. The 18th iusi., the Board will continue lin
session at tho Palmetto Engine House. Arson street. for
ttacc tlays.
The three nrt days Of the week will H.. for registering
Mt tue Market Poll nl thu trB0 lays Of the week
for r'istorng at The Eusno House until the sar Is
completed
as tic whole duty must bc performed 10y The lat oco.
hcr tho Rocks will hn closed the nth Sctc,rr i'm
order To comply with Paragraph Mn. Gcncr Order No.
6'. Headquarters Scconl Military District giving ail,r
Tim" for public inspection an revision Of thu ss All
Soiis qualified 10 roc unrr the provisions Of tho Act of
Congress- passed 2d March, 1851 nlrd .An Acl To r,
rt'e fur to more efficient government of tho Rebel
Sta"s and Tile several acts supplementary thcrno are
invited TO appear before te Board for Registrations
Hours OF sitting will bn from 9A. NJ, to 3PM
Tile hnal sessions for revising tile Lists will In held al
the Market Poll September 2Gl nl a7t, nl at t,r
Palmetto Engine House The 2sh aud 3Ot ScntcIuber
EDwD. G. KECKLEY
Chairman Board Of Registrars for tle Second prcci,ct
District OF Charleston. August G
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Domestic A.rkcts,
NOON DIsf,rnu-

NOON DIsflrcu,
NEW YORK, August 5.-FlNr 25c. lowor. Wheat
dull and declining. Corn 2a-. better. Pork un-
sOttlol. Now Moss 800 0ja.a. Whiskcy ouiet.
Cotton firm Mt 2s1 for Middlins vplands. Frcights
dull. Turpentino 58l. stocki txcited. Money 6
por cont. Gold dOl. Sterling rxcl,ango o,alo.
Virginia Skies, OK coupons, 81. Georgia seyens,
AI.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton very firm at 2s4a29c.; aalcs 400 balcs.
Flour heavy; State, Sc 25a1O oOi Southern choice to
now, $11 75a15 Is. Wheat declining; Milwaukee
No. 2, 81 90a1 05. Mess Pork, s23. Turpcntlnc.
68a60o. Ilosin, IS ;5as 60. Frciglts dull md
dropping. Money easy and plonty at UNCHANGED
rates. Foreign exchange quiet. Bakors' bills
nominally hold at ITO. Gold closed Mt iOy: cash
gold in bettcr supply. Governments clo,ed stoady
and advance vol sustained. Mis- ,clancous Stocks
dull and generally low.
CINCINNATI, August 5.-Flour firm and atcady.
with fair local and somo shipping demand. Corn
unchanged with small business doing. Pro-
visions quiet but held frmor. Mess Pork $23a Goa
2sO6. Lard dull and nominal at 12a12ic.
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Marine lhfelIIuc,,e

NEW fohk' August 5.Arriycd, tho steamship
En''iie u. Soadcr, from G,rleston.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
Low TO PRESEEIE
G r E e n co RI

G r e e \ co n.
For several years we have tried this method
end il has never failed. At al times IN the
winter andspriug We have opened our corn and
always found it as green, plump and fresh rs
when taken from the cob. A bushel OF corn
can be put up by this method with but little
trouble at a cost Of not more than ten cents
Rural New Yorker. Full directions sent by
mail on receipt Of fifty cents. Address,
b. W. GAMBLE, Caldwell, ohio.
No. 52-3m.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08
WOuderGm i,rt True.

MADAIE REMINGTON, the world-renown
ed Astrolcgist and S|omnambulistic Clairvoyaut
while IN a clairvoyaht state, delineates the
very features OF the person you are TO marry
and by the aid of an instrument of intense
power, known as the Ps~ychomotrope, guarau.
tees TO produce O perfect and liie-like picture
ofthe future husband or wife OF the applicant,
with date ofmarriage, occupation, leading traits
Of character, &c. This is no imposition, as tes.
timOuials without number can assert. BY stat
ing place Of birth, age, disposition, color Of
eyes aud hair, and enclosing fifty cents, aud
stamped envelope addressed TO yourself, you
viii receive the picture by return mail togeth-
er with desired Information. "TH
Et- Address in confidence, MADAME GA
TRrDz RenISGTos, 7. o. Box 207, West Troy,
N. y. fob. SLY
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08


care Oh her paws,
Dey Is ravCH wOOlves my brsddern,
seeking who dey may devOur. Dey
show der lub for tho black man BY
taNln his cotton three Csnts a pound,
while bis chillans Is crying Tor bread
and his blankets q dollar a par, whilO
he lie sh,hberin wild cold. Beware Of
den, bclubbed bredderu; il you lets EN-
fool you wild deir soit- sawder, you'll be
worse can poor Esau, who sold his
Outright for - mess of potash, and no
mcut II know ed for he traded for IT,,
dat twant fit tovnt but only 10 make
coup 6ut'n.' Fihally inconelusion, my
bruddern. bcwar Of dem dat comes to
you in sleeps clothin, but within dey
is ravenin WOLVES.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1867-08-08

RsS- A YoCNu LADY returning TO
her country homo, after a sdjnurn Of a few months
In the City, was hardly recognizeiihJ her kieuds.
In place OF 4 coarse. rustic, flushed face, abe had
Il SOFT ruby complexion Of-alm0st ma bile smooth
nrss. AID IN. tead ri twepty.thrre she really APP
pedrsd but eighteen. Upon Inquiry az to the
rauso NJ ~ great a change she pllinly told them
that sl used the ClRrASSIAN BALM. and cos.
sider"d Il an invilutlla acquisition 10 any I.sdy's
toilet by It's use any Lady nr Genileman ran In.
prove their personal Appearance an hundred fold.
IL IN simple In ITS combination, n Nature herself
lug impurities from also healing, cleansing aud
beantiiyiGg the ska aud complexion. By It's d!
rect action on lie entcie IL draws from il all it,
impurities, kindly healing the same, aud leaving
the surface a. nature intended 1t should he, clear,
sufi. smooth aud beautiful. Price o.. sent by
Mail or Express, on reCeiDt Of an order by
W J.. CLARK & 20, Chemists,
No. Wost Fayette 81. Syraeiss, N. Y
The only American agents Tor the sale of same.
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