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$1,000 600 IN WATCHES !l1t

FOR SALE ON THE POPULAR
Eg~ ONE PRICE p l. A N. ~
GIVING EVERY PATRON A
HANDSOME AND RELIABLE WATCH
For the low Price of Ten Dollars
WITHOUT REGARD TO VALU t.
And not TO be Paid for unless perfectly SRI
'.....- isfactory:
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to Sl,Go
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 200 to 5GJ
100 Ladies' Watches, Enalneled, 100 to 500
200 Gold Hunting Chron'ter Watches, $50 to 30J
200 Gold Hunting English Levers, 300 to 80
900 Gold Hunting Duplex Watches, $50 to aJ0
500 Gold Hunting Amer. Watches, 100 to $50
500 Silver Hunting Levers, y soto 80
500 Silver Hunting DupleXcs, rs $50
500 Gold Ladies' Watches, So $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepncs, soto u
1000 Miscellaneous Silver Watches, soto lOO
500 Hunting Silver Watches, 25to 81
5000 Assorted Watches, all kinds, Toto Is
rs" Every patron obtains Watch by hi:
arrangement, costing but $40, while II may ba
worth $ 00O. No partiality shown
We wish 10 Immediately dispose of the above
magnificent stock Certificates, naming the ar.
ticles, are placed in sealed Envelopes, and we'll
mixed. Holders are eGtitled to the articles
named on their certificate upon payment OF ton
Dollars, whether ii be Watch worth Sl,W or
one worth less The return Of any Of our Ger
ti6cates entities you to the article named there
on upon payment, irrespective of it's worth, snd
as no article valued less than $40 is named Oh
any certificate, it will at once be seen that this
is no lottery, but straightforward legitimate
transaction, which may be participated in even
by the most fastidious.
A single certificate will be sent by mail, post
paid, upon receipt Of % conts, five for 81, eovol
for S. thirty-three and elegant premium for So
sixty. six and more valuable premium for $40,
one hundred and most superb witch for pl5.-
TO Agents, or those wishing employment, thi:
is rare opportunity. 1t i. Il legitimstely con-
Quoted business, duly. authorized by the Gov
ernment and open to the most careful scrutiny.
Try us WRIGHT, BIO. y CO.,
Importers, l6l, Broadway,
sep 28-6m NEW YORK.
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Foreign News.

- A paper published in St. Petersburg, call:
attention to the fact that the new French Ar
my bill materially increases the power of Louis
Napoleon, and is sure to prompt him to as
sumo higher status and boder tone in regart
to European politics
The semi official La P.hle, in an editorial
article, observes that Russia is The only Power
, not now in harmony with all the rest OF Europe.
Efforts of this kind to tranquilizc the public
mind and give an assurance OF prolonged pc zee,
are singularly antagonizcd by the fact that
every Power in Europe is actively engaged in
arming itself as if for anticipated war
1t is said a new French loan to the am cunt
Of 750,0OO,0O0f will surely be put upon tie
market SOON
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SCENE IN THE SENATE Iu the Senate yes
terday, in the midst Of Mfr. Morton's speech
on the Reconstruc lon BILL a m.n i'll the gale
ry, called out move we adjourn.
The Chair-Put that man out OF the gallery.
Mr. Thayer-Mr. President, move that he
be placed under arrest. ... ..-.
% The Chair. 1t shall be so ordered
i The man WAS seized by the officers and put
out ''by the neck and heels. y ~.
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| ,r,o,,r.r, f,,,,1,uur- q
| '' -" .'>i''.N W. -''i WV y"
Satlllday during ulScusSlon, Dayne, Oh course,
| Joined m He was interrupted by Carter, to
whom he rpnl;e1. IT want ia rantIamon IN I'm.
,1,:
s''''' ''' ''''''s '''' ",'' nv VINO A'o u
lin me what to do here
Bavne was called to order. and the discus.
sion proceeded.
mr.: Porter, WIN the leave 81 1 Inc mouse:
,r, pond;nr L;s ra,narks
hIr. McLaughln asked him if he intended by
| this clause to extend the rights mentioned TO
All p"rSnna regartesS OF color.
mr. I"rttr Shl1 he ana. .@
'ir: WEI 'l'snil asked II he lhtehded TO ex-
t."u 10 al per:0ns' lesaruIeSs OF co!9r equal
Ilyh'S upon t''''"a"S' s''a'n'osIs' """ III 10,
l'i'. .,...-...
Chorns OF Radicals (Bayhe III the lead)
Eyes, he do. Ccriinglg, he do" ~
Mr. portsr rorpd that if wa, MT tor the
author Of the proposed article to egpInio its
meaning The article would sneak for itself
He asked Mr.. McLauehlin if be 80 construed
the section. .......
Mr.. Mcl.aughhn said that he wonll, with.
out any further explanation. He wished to
know tie ecntIsmans object ia otFrriug the
section
Mr. Porter continued
Bayne called him to order.
Mr. Porter with patience exhausted, and
with sreer) "Oh, get out, Bayne. -!
--.s-. -,
SENATE EXPENSES. We do not observe
that the Chr,ncl.: has chapter on the econo-
NV ot tho S.na,o psrb,ns Tho official null.
o.';on 1a,,,, Ill.,, l M ' f Isl
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CtHEET MUSIC! SHEET NJ USIC &c &c
~ 1850 Pieces Shee. Music, for Piano. Gmitar
Melodeon, t'Iuta, Violin, &c.
Also Instruction Books for all the above nam
ed Instruments Ms well rs The Banjo.
All orders promptly filed and Music sent by
mail at publishers prices, free of charge
Hand in your orders 1T the only place whore
a Stock OF Music is to be found in this city.
Terms Cash. JOHN II. PARROTT
i'm "a Dealer in Music Nc
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The debate in the Senate on Reconstruction
is likely to continue for some days perhaps
weeks-and somo- apprehension is. expressed
lest an excited discussion should prfjndce Mr..
Thomas case; but the opinion Of Senators is
that it will only postpone, but not otherwise
affect his prospects for admission TO a seatlin
i the Senate. e..gsarss5. .A... i
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AIFYAND RIA1GAZErTE AND VIRGINIA ADV El|ElSER.

CONVERSATION CASE. y cster}ay, before the
Court in General Term, the case Dee on the
demise OF B.-OgIe Tuyoe aqt. Cora King,
wa. argued behle the Court, The decision is
reserved: i he,csse in question is in relation
10 lot OF ground, With, belonged to II. II.
Lewis, was sold At, tax sale, an purchased
by b. Ogle Tas!oe, Nay 22l, 1862. lewis
bad two years to redeem il, and al the explra-
lion uf that tlIne=lL, Was conveyed to sIayloe.
June l4tll, 1864 IN de.d recorded 9th OF
me moth The properly was in the m.a
| time Sc I'D, culls mnt and sold ind act OF
Congress, July II, 1862, and purchased a"d
conveyed 10 defendant and possrssl given.
| In two years from Tayor purchase The Cor
porariun Of Washington gave a tax deei to
plaintiffs, AMI on this decd he brings The eject
ment suif. 1t was argued by Mr.. Mat!lugy
4 that the plaintiff Was entitled TO recover under
| this deed from The Corporation, which Is al
mittcd to be valid, unless the corhscatlOh act
interviewed to prevent. This act was assed
after the sale of the land. The decree only
condemns the interest OF Lewis Tor life, and
not the land and the tax title relates back to
the orig.nai sale 22l May, 1862, before the
con6scainn law was passed, aud Iayloe was
| con. eauenty the fee simple owner before these
acts INTERVIEWED 1t was not the iutentlon of
this act, ty calling it proceeding IN rem aud
making it to conform a. near as poi>lbl: to
proceedings in admiralty or revenue cases,
thereby 10 forfeit all outstanding rights OF
others II al made the point that deien
danls title was inadmissable and void, bccans;
there was no seizure, and the want vi urlsdic-
lion by this court on the grounds that Con
press could lot extend the jurisdiction Of ad
niraIty in the District Mr. Mcpherson, ior
defendant, read the confscation act and con;
tended that under the libel condemnation and
sale Of this property to the United States Oil
the l7th Of July, 1864, AMI according to the
d@ctrinc of relation, it was actually their pro
perry Oh the 18th Of July. 1862, the date when
the act was committed of giving aid and com
fort to the enemy. That this was proceeding
lnYe,n, carried the whole interest, and that
the tax sale gave the plaintiff no interest in
the land it was a mere incumbrance, Lien
liable to be Invested by The payment OF take:
and expenses, and that the right OF entry must
be suspended during The lille for which the
defendant holds the land - Washington Star.
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5@ Miss Burdett Coutt' latest effort for the re-
lief Of the tenants Of her model lodging houses
in london, enables them to obtain the franchise
to which they. are entitled by the Reform bill.
She undertakes to pay their rates for.them,
without increasing their rents; and, as a mark
81 gratitude, the householders thus transform
ed into voters illuminated their dwellings on
the night or the 18th inst s..ol,e.s &
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ALEXANDRIA.
ssAn l JANUARY %.
The Senate finance committee has been. con.

The Senate finance committee has been con-
siderine Senator Sherman's bill for several
days; and that section authorizing q for
seien loan has been stricken out, also the one
imposing a tax for tho benefit of the States
The provision allowing the Secretary of the
Treasury to employ aid outside Of his depart
.ment TO conduct the funding of the debt has
also: been done away with, and the Secretary
directed to perform the work through those al
ready employed by the Treasury The bill
viii not be. finally acted upon BY the committee
titlafterMr. Sherman'sreturn from the West.
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A CERTAIN CURE FOR
GAPES AND OTHER DISEASES IN
CHICK ENS A N u ,nIIR EYS


GAPES AND OTHER DISEASES IN
CHICKENS AND TURKEYS.
A Certain Preventive Of Chicken Cholers.
Will prevent disease in all kinds OF fowl and
promote an increase of fat Read the following:
-. jefferson, Frederick CO., Mo,
July 22d, 1867.
Messrs. Clotworthy s. Co:
Gents-The wonderful cures which have been
made by your Poulterers Friond cannot fsi! to
interest all who raise poultry gentleman Of
this village has been experimenting on chicken:
with the gapes He tried your Poulterers
Friend according to the directions, and it had
the desired effect in removing the worm, etoc-
tnally relieving the Chicken ut once; Since
then have had many calls for it, and i: ha:
been used extensively with the same result. II
is OF iacaculable value to al! who raise poultry.
Respectfully, a. SPENCER.
Price 25c per package.
Prepared only by
.. CLOrWORTY co, Baltimore.
Also, RAT KILLER, HORSE AND CAT
Tile PO WDEkS the best in use.
For sale by JANNEY " co, I45 King St
And E. 5. LEADBEATER & co.
nov 16-6m
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Va. "RecOnstructiOn'' Convention.
A dispatch from Richmond dated yesterday


A dispatch from Richmond dated yesterday,
says:
10 the Convention o resolution wss adopt
ed to memorabilia Congress for an extension OF
time of the bankrupt act. This is the first ar
ticls the Convention has adopted What this
means We do not know.
The RECONSTRUCTION BILL-The discus
sion of the Reconstruction bill il the Sen
ate is attracting much interest. Yesterday
the galleries were crowded, and a large number
OF members We're present on the floor of the
Chamber. Senator. Morton, who made the
leading speech In favor Of the bill, is regarded
as one of the ablest men in the Northwest =
He is something Of a logician, and most in
genuousy did he weave in his sophistry while
discussing the constitutional provision that the
u. s. shall guarantee to each State republi-
can form OF government. ~
-. MIR. Morton was followed by Mr. Nye This
latter gentleman was rather extravagant. In
one OF his bursts OF esoquence," he said ::
IN after times when Frenchman shall be
asked who was the greatest Captain in his
ountry, he will modestly pronounce The namo
II Napoleon. II an Englishmao shall be in
errogated as to the same point, he will proud
y accord the honor to Wellington; but If the
anne query shall be propounded to this great
ountry, one and ala united people from
lac Atlantic to the Pacifc--from the Aris-
ook to the Gila-will cry out in a loud voice,
''Grantl'' ''Grant IL Grant p Wash
Correspondent Bait. Gdz.
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s.z@ GOLD. $50. *,
NEW YORK, January 25.-Gold to- day LAO.
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ri Office ALI persons who by themselVe
~ or by their tenants or agents, have the pos:
session of real estate in the city and county OF
the office of the COMMISSIONS Of the Revenue
and examine the Land Book for the year 1861
and ascertain whether or not the property SO
charged is correct The book will be open IN
til the frat day Of February, 1868. After this
notice of tins and place no alteration can be
made or Gny excuse tolerated.
Office at the Court House; hours from ~
III. until D. IN }. c. CLARK,
jan IA tfebl Commissioner of the Revenue.
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HEAVY AND FINE CLOTHS.

HEAVY AND FINE CLOTHS.
Cloths for Workingmen's Suits Casslps..:
full Cloths also, nett Wooden Over-J ks st
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers, heavy buo11
skin Gloves, ana many other desirable go0a a.
for the present season. Call and examine o
the corner of King and Fairfax ats. on
dec 27 ROBERT r. WOOL
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II ENRY WORTCHE
Ill HAS REMOVED HIS
BARBER SHOP

From 100, to l51 KING STKEET,
[Opposite his old stand,
where he will be pleased to receive his old eu'
toners and the public generally. +.
In conjunction with lis BARBER SHOE, %
ha3 g private room for CUTTING COhSD'
APPLYING LEECHES, CUPPING, &C., S s,
Persons III need of his services will please gs''
him call. jan Bin
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WANTED by middle aged man, Situation
" in Il Grocery and Commission house Has
hal several years experience in the country
trado. Willing to make himself generally uso-
full and can command u good trade. Refer
inn 81
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FLOURI FLOUR
r. 200 bbls L1udcun Mills Family and
Extra Flour; 81 hbls Stanton Extra; DO bbls
Georgetown SuperHne for snle by
dec 81 Ta0S. PERRY, Is kinr st.
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bacon New Hams, Sidss and Shoulders,
ID recei ed and for sale by -. -. : -. I.
jan 4.2W (JOur) DAVY s. HARMON.
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ioAL. AND LUBR[CATING OILS, re-
~ ceiVed and for sale by ...~ E., i
Jan "A wv (Jour) DAVY l. HARMON.
DnTOMAC SHAD and HERRING, for sale
l. by [nov l3] j. Q. MILBURN.
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ERE3H DRUGS, sc Quinine, Calomel,
l. Rbubarb, South American Soap Bark
Yaleran, Chloroform, Sub. Nit. Bismuth,
Wrights Pills, Arctic Lotion for frosted feet,
Composition, Elem Bark, Sculleap, Olive Oil,
Powder Blue Stone, Nitric Acid, Sc, Just re-
ccived and for sale by
E. s. LEADBEATER s. CO.,
Jan "A Fairfax street
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ENOULTERER'S FRIEND.

sep 28-6n1
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y UTTEK.-j0o lbs prime Goshen Butter, re-
ID oeived and for sale by -,-e... $500 :.
jan 24--2w (Jour) DAVY & HARMON
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Send Money by Registered Letter.
SEND FOR OUR NEW FALL CIRCULAR
sent FREE.
PARKER & CO..
Nos. 50 and 100 Summer st., Bos
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Transfers of Real Estate.

The following are the Transfers of Real
Estate for the past week:
VIM. Hoffart TO Henry Pecher lot of
land in Canton tp, $1,000.
w. c. Thompson to Jacob Eicher, piece
of land in Canton, $4,000.
Lewis KOons TO Adam Hill, north half of
lot I in Canton; IS, 600.
John Chaddock to Jas. II. Spence, 50
acres in Sandy tp, 81, 800.
Keith Jc SchOtt 10 Susan Reamsnider, lot
No in X. Gc SIS add to Canton, $500.
John F. Reynolds TO Abraham r. Miller,
south J Of lot 176 in Canton, 81, $50.
Trustees Of lst Presbyterian Church in
Waynesburgh to Emanuel CrOnenwelt, lot
los, S40O.
\. W. Smith to John Picksecl1er, lot 6
in Mathews & Wallace's add TO Canton,
$3.50.
John Bray to Peter Nicola, parts of lots
II and 15 in Ranks add to Canton, 81, 900.
G w. France to II. &. J. Guither, 81
acres in Marlboro tp, s., 500.
Geo. Canning to K. Q. Thomas, lot +6 in
Teeter add to Alliance, $1,000.
VIM. Hatcher to Isaac Cope, , acres in
Marlboro tp, 81, 900.
NJ L. Fast, assignee of Z. Ball; TO c.
Aultman, acres in Canton, 81, 2Gl.
a. J. Kintz to Peter Numan, Jr., lot 175
in Canton, $4,000.
J.P. Prayer to Trustees of German Re.
| formed Jerusalem Church; east of lot /!
in P's add to Canton, 5000.
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We have constantly on hand and are
daily receiving from the East, large
supply of
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Adjourned.

CITY MARBLE NORKs.-Mr: Haubert's
fine Marble establishment is still at the old
place east of the new Cassidy Block. The
number of large and elegant marble blocks
so frequently delivered there indicates that
business goes on at this establishment.
Mr.. Haubert is a good workman himself
and superintends every department of his
business. He had several specimens of
tomb stone work at our Fair of an entirely
new style which attracted great attention
and took the premium. These samples
were really beautiful and such work may
be seen at any time by visiting the city
Marble works.
On the 22nd ult. Mr.. Haubert placed a
splendid monument at the grave Of Brady
c. Goodwill in our cemetery S some scamps
on the Sunday following made some ten
scratches across it with nail or knife.
Mr.. Haubert offers reward of twenty
five dollars for information that will lead to
the discovery of the villain. The monu-
ment at the grave of VIM. Medil also job
of Mr.. Haubert was also mGtilated in a
similar wap. We trust the scamp may be
found out and made to suffer the penalty OF
the law.
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We also make

Boots and Shoes to Order of the best
material and as cheap as
the cheapest.
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GREAT DIEcoVERY.-H has long been claimed
that # We knew It, there would be herb, or
combination OF herbs. roots and barks that WOGld
cure all the Ills human flesh is heir to. DR.. Hiah
Ter, with few of his professional friends, have
kept this idea constantly in view. and iaEored
desirable treasure. Though they have not foAnd
an instant for all complaints, they have AOTsr
theless discObered q remedy, which. as YET, hAl
never failed in curing Chlls and Fever Dysp ePBia
and all diseases arising from any impurfty Of the
blood or disarrangement OF the digestive organs
including Liver Complaint, Coughs, Colds, sick
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, General Dsbil-
ltyand ali affections OF the Kidneys and Urinary
organs.
This great discovery, in honor OF the indefAtiga
bic labors OF DIR. Is. Mishler, allied Aishler'I
lie rb Bitters, and wherever introduced takes the
place of Quinine and the host or other remedies
used heretofore for the complaints mentioned above
Sold by all Druggists and General Dealers.
Prepared solely by DR.. S. B HARTMAN q CO.
Successors to DIR b MISHLER, lancaster Penna
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MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE.-On account
of continued i'll health, wish to sell my
Millinery establishment, in Mathews's Block
South Market street, Canton, Ohio. The
business is thriving and well established,
and the store will be sold on favorable terms
The stock consists of Millinery and Straw
Goods, Ribbons, Laces, Artificial Flowers,
Embroideries, White Goods, Hosieries,
Gloves, Corsets, Shirts, Trimmings, &c.
My desire TO sell is owing entirely to con
tinued i'll health, and I offer the establish
ment at q bargain: For further particulars
inquire at the store.
No II If Jos. w. GRAFF
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Book Notices.

HERALD OF HEALTH.-This monthly for
November is a capital number. The con-
tents are, 4 Lesson for Parents; The Inva-
lids Paradize; The Heart and its Diseases,
and many other excellent articles. Miller,
Wood & Co, IS and 15 Laight street. New
York. 81 per annum,
THE AMERICAN STocE JoURNAL.-Farm-
ers wishing pleasant and profitable reading
should send their names -and address to n.
p. Boyer & Co., ParkeSburg, Chester Co.,
Pa, and receive free and post paid, three
copies of the above Journal Also splen-
didly Illustrated Show Bill and Premium
List, offering great inducements to Agents
for obtaining subscribers at the low price of
81 per annum.
The OLD GUARD for November. The is
sue for this month is excellent in all its de-
partments- political, literary, scientific and
art, but especially in its political matter
The articles under the headings of ''U. S.
Grant, by General of the United States
Army ''The Plea for Standing Armies, -
"Are We Free People, ';.tSc., and cOnsid-
erable of the melange which makes up the
Editors Table, of especial interest at this
eventful moment in our national history.
Single copies, % cents; $500 per year. Ad-
dress Van Evrie, Horton & Co., No. 162
| Nassau street, New York.
Rich READING! THE chronological
Journal for November, scontains Portraits
and Biographical Sketches of Max Muller,
Isaac Taylor, Schiller, Chamisso, Gellert,
INLAND, Heine, German Lyric Poets, Isa-
bella the late Queen of Spain, Mrs. T. Nc
Gath 1O7 years old, Gounod the author OF
''Faust, " besides articles and sketches on
the Antiquity of man; The'play of Macbeth,
Is man Immortall Getting Rich; The Ger
man Murderess, Baroness Ebergenyi, ol
Culture and Crime; The Crisis in her Life;
Emerson on the Eye; Recreation vs.. Stimu'
laiion; Tobacco and Bald-heads; 4 good
judge of Character; The New England Fish
cries; May Twins Mary An excellent mum
Der. Terms s. IA year. Address S. R
Wells, Publisher, $50 Broadway, New
York.
FARMER sCHRoNIcLE, FOR 1S69.-NOw
the time to subscribe for the Farmer
Chronicle, published every Saturday, a
Columbus, o., by Dwyer & Busbey.
Terms, two dollars pei year in advance
Ten copies for $15. To alt new subscrib
ers the paper will be furnished the balanc
of the year 1865 free.
Additions have been made to Editoria
Corps, and the paper will continue to be, a
it has been, second to no Agricultural pape
in the country. All Postmasters are author
lied to act Us agents. Address Dwyer 1
Busbey, Columbus, Ohio.
APALEToNs' ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC 70
! 1869 has been sent us by the publishers
: Nothing quite so elegant of Its kind ha
hitherto been published in this country. 1t
/ cover is elaborately printed in .colOrs, repre-
senting the four seasons. OF the nlustra
? tions, there are twelve very effective one
, of American game birds, twelve more larg
: er engravings, depicting social incident
D connected with the months, and twelv
4 small landscapes. The large illustration
e quite adroItly connect the changing season
f with some very lovely specimens of woman
hood. Published by D. Appleton & Co,
n. Y. Price 80 cents.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

A T T e n Il I o N!
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AN eye witness describes General
PRINTS reception in Madrid as the
grandest popular demonstration over
witnessed on the continent, the lof-
test words, the most eloquent periods
would fail to do justice to the scene.
The most noticeable thing about the
crowd was the quietness and regular
ity of the proceedings. There was
none of the vulgarity or low humor
soFcOmmon to similar displays IN Eng
land and on the continent. No police
were out and no'atiempts were made
todirect or controlpopulace. ThepeOpIe
appreciated freedom to well to abuse
If
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In great variety and at the lowest rates.
HENRY A. MILLER.
sept3Off