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In, the stable make NE Tat.
And on the plains fear me not


CAPT, J.. o. iREAMY, at Hooking fur
mace, has hog Weighing 800 pounds, and
thinks it win weight 900 pounds by Christ
mas. .-..f,-. 4.
.PHGBE J. .LATTAs has Just, obtained
verdict in the Ross Common Pleas against
J. N, Breedlove for; 81 900 In a breach Of
promise case. ,,e,r,zbe.s.i
THE ladies of thee Episcopal Church,
Circleville, will have q fair and tabieaux
entertainment Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week. - - : = :
THERE is Vigorous attempt being made
by some papers called Democratic to COM
NIT the Democratic party to Reputation.
This will not, and shoold not, succeed. z
THE Peoples Defender is of the opinion
that the Platform adopted at thelast DEM
ocratic State Convention, with but slight
amendment, will answer for next year.
Why not?
M. Z. BkYiS. Esq, has published the
Madison County Democrat eleven years. He
has made it first rate county paper, and
deserves to have big list of advance pay
subscribers. S1zfs's SftsOEs
IT is stated that Belmoutzdid not vote at,
the last Presidential election, nor at the
Presidential election four years ago., This
Is simply Infamous in the Chairman of the
Democratic National Committee $40 ss q Z
ONE Of the most successful merchants in
New York commencedl his career In that
city by pounding out bent nails, which
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MANHOOD AND, THEE VIGORU UnF
Nl Y allIl,ll -restnrad in fanr-

guaranteed DR. RECORDiS ESSENCE OF LEE
restores mahly powers. from whatever cause ar
sing; the effects of early pernicious habits self
abuse, impotency and climate give away at once 70
this wonderfuf medicine if taken regularly secord
ing to the directions (Which very Simple and re-
quire restraint from business or pleasure Faii
quantities in one for So To be had only of the s"ia
appointed agent in America. H. GERIrzEN. s1,
Third Ave. corner 18th St., New York. .- 80
vNY-jy27-d1yr z-ssa =. Il -.
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The Ohio Statesman.


We call the attention of our feaders to
the prospectus of the STATESMAN published
in another column
This yaluable paper, the central organ Of
the party In the State. and one Of the most
reliable and ably conducted journals in TIE
country, should be literally patronized by
the Democracy, of our -eounty.as7-szsz-z=szz
During the last year, as our readers may
have observed, many of the most, sensible
and Pertinent articles appearing in our
columns, on the political issues of the hour,
were taken. from. the STATESMAN, and zes-
pecfal credit is due to this Journal, as be-
ing foremost in boldly denphncing the vac
ilating and perfidious conduct of the Nees
Y orr W Porld.
The same able editors are retained fol
the cushing year. and we hope to see the
STATESMAN receive the patronage its mer.
! It's 50 richly deserve -1Denay Herald
"a BARBER SHOP firm at Newark recently
dissolved" and posted up the following
notice: "De disholution of coparsnips here
tofore resisting twixtme end Moses ,Jene
in de barber profession, am heretofo re
solved. Pussons who oes must:pay de scri
Der. Dem what de firm oes must call OF
!, Jones, as de firm Is insolved."
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MASONIC.

"A swAr STATED iMEETINGrOFs0HIO CHAPI
~ TER No. l2aR A. NJ. willAbe hold THIS
Xxx (Monday) EVENING, December ., at u
" o'clock.
Payment of dues and election of officers. t4.a ~;
dee7-dlt-r H.J. COX. pro tenn Sec'y. /,
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PANISHADVERTISlNG BUSINESS. n Z
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The Peoples d Defender advocates the NOM
ination of Hon. Chiffon A. White for Gov.
eruor, by the Democratic State Conven-
tion. Its voice is tor the Convention to be
' held on the sth of January. ..ii h4it5d .a
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STA TIE MI EMIT
or the Receipts and Disbursements of
the several Funds for the Fiscal
Year ending Novem Der Is, 1868: "V'
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/ CRlSTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
To art we owea thousand grases; 1o7 q a
Improving Nature no disgrace is. fss
| So, as gray hair don't please the eye.
Use sCRISTADORo'S MATCHLESSi DYE

Cristadoro'S Hair PrtServatiVe.
Stiking,-a a ounding. are the Effects produced
bysGristadoro's Hair Preservatiye and Beautifer.
Be the hair ever wiry. coarse and unmanageable
by brush and comb, in one week this articl will
render it flexible, iustrous and inclined to CURL
Sud by Druggists, and applied by all Hair Dres,-
ers. Manufactory,No. ss Maiden Lane. Prinoipal
Depot No 6 Astor House. lal s.''l 2 he -i=.--eN \
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Reported ASSASSINATION of the
T fslH French Emperor. . sp

Reported ASS, ssfnatfOn of the
I TAB French Emperor.
The telegram from London to New York,
tannouncing the assassination of the French
EN- peror,and the consequent riots in Paris
| is believed to be a mere gold gambling ca
| n lrd. s'' .A9:'iol' o 10 q
+ If true the effect upon France, and, in.
i,deed. upon all Europe viii be great. LOUIS
fNAPoLEoN is, or if dead, was, the master
mind of the European sovereigns, and his
death will, for a time, at least, plunge
France into anarchy. His son is yet too
young to grasp and to hold the power OF
/ that great Empire; ~ -
! THE Boston Post says agyoung New,
Yorker recently gave $40 OO0r toward the
terection of aachurch, He owned fine
country seat on the Hudson; an elegant es-
Establishment in New York; had his fas1
team on the road, made seldom less than
s25. 600 day. Thirty days ago his namel
was good for any amount at the banks.
His country house has gone, he has given
up his city establishment, and he has not
now money enough to buy bag of oats
| for his fast team. Erie and the Pacific Mail
carried them under. r.grt-g e.t .ars-
THE akron City Times. has information
| that Mrs. Margaret Miller, of Norton town
ship, Summit. county, died Noy. 2sth, 1865
at the age of OIL years, 6 months and 20
days. She was the mother of ten children,
had seventy grand children, one hundred
and twenty seven great-grand children.
and three great-great-grand children. She
was good old lady, faithful and devoted
| member of the E. v. Lutheran. Church .for
~ years, and died much lamented by all.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer feels war
ran ted in saying that althoughJudge Ran
ney has no particular desire to enter upon
| he labors and annoyances of political
campaign, yet, If it is the wish of the De-
mocracy of the State of Ohio that he should
be their standard bearer in the next can
vass, he will not shrink from the respon-
Sibility, and will do all in his power for the
tsuceess of the ticket. -.
K. The Peoples Defender advocates the NOM
ination of Hon. Chiffon A. White for Gov.
eruor, by the Democratic State Conven-
tiOn. Its voice is tor the Convention to be
sheld on the Sth of January ..ft '..sf .-.
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SEWING MACHINES.
~ .Agz
{8RS/FL ORENCENNEN7
GlSgSgsS9asSN l@.-
I%SEWING MACHINE./
. 1867
iran. , Z; ct /. ''-s 10 Ee1 : q t zrs sa!5s s-

In no precious gear has there
been, such strong competition among
all the leading SesOi7ag Machine
Manufacturers OF this country and
Europe as the present. At all the
principal Exhibitions and Fairs
they met and contested for the Pre-
s1siuns on Family SeaUi1sg Machines,
and the result aOas a1,aa,tiafsousEy' IN
faU07. of the Florence Reversible
Feed: Lock-!Stitch Family Sea0ing
Machine. 1t recetved the First and
Highest Prize as the best Family
SesOissg Machine at the folzoacin0
Exhibitions, UiS.: Exposition INT
ce1selLe, Paris; american Institute
Fair, Ne,O .York; NeaU England
AgriculturaI Fair, at Providence,
r. T.; the NesO York State Fair, at
Buffalo; the Great A17,a.0- Fairs
of NesO England, Viz.: that Of the
Mechanics Association, at LoaUeU,
Massachusetts, and the Fair of the
Maryland Institute, at Baltimore,
sOhich closed q four-aUeeIas' Session
on the 18th of November, the sape-
riOrity of the FL ORENCE- tUas
again confirmed 6y the Committee
on Sea0i,ag Machines, sUho ss,aaasi-
s'aously awarded it the +" G. OLD
MEDAL" the highest Prize the
, Institute co1,fers.
BE5I = = FgssE7
It would seem as II this succession Of tri.
umphs should be sufficient to convince every
unprejudiced person of the great superior
-ity of the FLORENCE over all others as o
Family Sewing Machine. tsE
A written warranty is given to the pur-
chaser, that the Machine WILL DO ALL
that is claimed for It, and should 1t fail, it
win be taken back. and the MONEY Re-
FUNDED.
Principal Office and salesroons, No. rs Hsss
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, O. iF" '7-i7 t-
Il. MCCONNELL. General Aeant.
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THE ADVANTAGES
Offered by this Company are:
! ltisa National Company. chartered by special
act of Congress, ls68.aH So 4ftIA 10 sfSf
! 1t has paid up capital of 81 .o0o, 900.
: 1t offers low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger Insurance than other Compa-
nies for the same money. a - Fsetf
B 1t is definite and certain in its terms.
It is a home Company in every locality.
Its Policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the Pol
ices.
Every Policy is non -forfeitable. .-....l
Policies may be taken that will pay insured th cir
full amount and return all the premiums, SO that
the Insurance costs only the interest the annual
payments. agcd HaEIl ona Su;fuift
Policies may be taken which pay to the Insured,
after certain number OF years during life. an an
nual income of one-tenth the amount named in the
Policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon ths1isss
1t insures not to paw dividends. but at q
cost that dividends will be impossible,
JOHN WELLS &CO.,. Al
Cincinnati, Ohio. General Agents for Ohio Central
and Southern Indiana.
COX. DWYER 81 Co,
Colu nbus. Special Agents for Franklin, Licking.
Muskingum and Coshocton counties.
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sc MANHOOD AaotAsr. Ne,o : M.dioal
W Pamphlet from the pen of DR. CURrIs. :
The Medical Times says of this work "This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure Of prema-
ture decline, shows how health is impaired throueh
secret abuses OF youth and manhood. and how
easily regained 1t gives clear synopsis of the
impediments TO marriage, the cause and effecis Of
nervous debility, and the remedies therefor" A
pocket edition OF the above win 2be forward ID On
No So North Charles street. Baltimore, No. 81 -
cPa may25-dly-rl - nes' ,"i-a- iJ+ ~
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p r o FE sS.Io oNAL.

DR.. A. b. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, ne.r
Ugh street. Columbus, Ohio. has devoted himseIf
series of years to the treatment ofcertain pris
tie diseases. he may bscensulted at his ofscs-.
$roadSst near the Exchange Bank
may31-tf -iG y ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

FORIrGN Nsws-The dissolution OF the
English Parliament Is expected to take place
this week. The grand encampment OF yolun-
teers AZ Wimbledon came to a close on Satur-
day by a review, in w ich some ten thousand
men were under arms. Prizes for skill in
craftsmanship were awarded by Lord Napier
OF Magdala. The Prince OF Wales, Prince
Alfred, and Mr.. Longfellow, the American
poet, Were among the distinguished persons
present, while immense crowds of the nobility
and people generally were in attendance
Lord Napier was enthusiastically received, and
reps atediy cheered. In the French Corps Leg
islatif a bill vas passed providing i,OOO,;OO
francs in rentes, in partial satisfaction of
Franco Mexican bonds. Turkey has confirmed
the succession of Milan TO the sovereignty Of
Servia. Mr.. Bancroft is at Darmstadt, eudeav-
orlng 10 negotiate naturalization treaty with
the Grand DuCal Government. Political riots
took place in Prague week before last. The
garrlsons have been increased and quiet restor-
eG. The Emperor Of Russia has gone 20 KISS
engeD. The Germania. which left Bergen,
Norway. on the 7th of May. an expedition 70
the North pole, was spoken in latitude -: all
We're we'll. Reports from all parts O. the Unit
ed Kingdom represent the weather as highly
favorable fer crops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

SsYNoUE AND BLAIR RATIFICATIoy MEET
ING IN CfNCINNATI.-The Democrats Of Gin
cinns-ti held a ratification meeting Friday night
About ten thousand people were present. Hon.
Geo. II. PendletoD, Geo. T.. Peugh. and other
speaker. addressed the meeting. MIR Pendle-
ton spoke n length on his financial theory,
stating that Seymour and Blair are pledged 10
IT, He Endorsed Seymour in very strong Ian.
guage. Mr.. Pugh said the Democratic party
demanded that the national banks be abolished.
and TIE national d. bt be paid il g-eenbacks.
He declared that there could be no peace in the
country until Radical rule Is over. ResoIu-
tons were adopted. ratifying the action of the
National Convention, declaring: First, that the
platform embodies the wiseSt doctrine, which,
II carried ont, Will give peace to the country,
and relieve OR oppressed people of many bur-
dens OF taxation: second, that the candidates
command the admiration o. the Democratic
party: third, that they approve thu course of
the Ohio delegates IN preserving the name of
Seymour. after il was clear that PeIdleJon
could not be nominated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

q
The funding bill. As repo&DD1 VE4he b.
enoe committee and ,passed BY uoth HqUe Of
Cengre -, auIhorize< the Secretal of the fess-
ury " TO issue coupon or register bond y she
United States, in such form as De mo <pre-
scribe, and of denominations orIpe hp6reda
able In coin at the pleaDufe of dUnits98tsoO
after thirty ana forty YEARS, respectively. and
BEARING the following rates OF yearly interest,
payable semi nually IN coin, that is 10 say:
The issue CT bonds falling due in thirty years
shall bear interest at four and half per cent;
and bonds falling due In Jorty years shall bear
interest at four peg cent: which said bonds and
the interest thereon shall be exempt from the
paymeaea O1<oil tnDn0.-OR oUotuU-sUSR Hutpp0
states other than such income tax as NAV be
assessed on other incomes, an well ~ from tax
or local authority. and the said bonds sna be
exclusively used. par for par, fer the rpdemp-
ton Of or IN exchange for an equal amount OF
any Of the outstanding bonds of the United
States known as the five-twenty bonds, aud
may be issued 10 an amount, IN tb e aggregate,
sufficient to cover the principsl OF all such
fve-twenty bonds. and no more
: ct,on two appropriates ssouI OF the duties
derived from imported goods the sum Of one
hundred and thirty five millions of dollars
annually, which sum, during each fiscal year,
snail oe applied 10 the payment OF the interest
and 10 the reduction of the principal of the
puolIc debt IN such a manner NAV b. deter
mined by the Secretary of the Treasury &c as
Congress may hereafter direct and such reduc-
ion shall be IN lieu of the sinking fund con-
terplatsd by the fifth section of the act entitied
'An act To authoTIze the issue OF United states
notes, and for the redemption or funding there
%, and funding the floating debt OF the u United
States approved February twenty fifth,
eighteen hundred and sixty two"
Section three enacts ..that from and after the
Passage of this act no percentage, deduction,
commission, or compensation OF any amount
or kind shall be allowed TO any person for the
sale, negotiation, redemption. or exchange OF
any bonds or securities of the United States, or
of any coin or bniliOn dis posed OF 1T the
Treasury Department or elsewhere on account
OF the nitsd States; and all acts and parts Of
acts authorizing or permitting, by construction
or otherwise, the Secretary OF the Treasury TO
appoint any agent. other than some proper
officer of his department, TO make such sale,
negotiation, redemption, or exchange Of bonds
end securities are hereby repealed"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

Two MORE EyPRYss ROFEERs HING EY A
MOE-Sparks Moore and Terrell Adams, ex-
press robbers, arrested at Nation, Coles county,
ILL., on Friday, arrived At Seymour, Ind, At
half-past ten Saturday night, and soon after
left in wagon with guard for Brownztown,
10 be delivered TO the sheriff Of Jackson county.
When mar the vicinity where Clifton, Elliott
and Rosebury were hung, the wagon was sud-
denly surrounded by about $50 armed men, all
masked. the guard overpowered and prisoners
taken out and hung. AT last accounts they
Were still hanging on the same tree where the
others were hung. Previous TO hanging, the
prisoners Were questioned as 10 the numerous
robbie mes which have occurred in Jackson
edgment of small depreciation, nothing was
gained from them. The remainder of the party
who attempted TO rob Adams Express Com
pany ~ Brownstown. on the 10th instant
Frank Sparks, John Moor and Henry Small
were arrested in Coles county, Ill, Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

HE LABOR MoyYNFNT.-The strike O: The
plas;erers of this city TO- - per diem seems 10
have failed, though IN some instances SUPERIOR
WOrkmen, we believe, now get as high as : 80
per day The stone-cutters in private employ
here have made uccesst . III demand Tor a re,s
cgnitIOn OF the eight hour rule by their EN-
plOyers- and the other trades are MOVING TO IN !,
same end As the eisht-hour rule is now ON
cIalIy established IL all IN Government work
>hOps here,they expect thatit will be recOgniZs 4
by III" private employers. The current ,abor
movement; seems &c be wide spread and 10 be
destined 20 ultimately affect every In,eres; in
the country. he Great strike OF the brIcklayers
IN New York Is Vet maintained. and curiousIy
enough both parties seem entirely confident of
success, and inss: tnat the other is lust on In q.
point Of yIelding. The strikers are supDorred
by the laoOTsrs and trade unions througlolt
the United States. These several trade soc.e-
lies sewn 70 feel that the brIckIayers OF New
York are lighting their battle and that the She
cess Of he lOurneymen masous in that city
Will lead 70 the recognition Of the eigh, hour
sNs;' m an the whole country. Hence not oaiy
appeals 20 stand firm are flowing in from thu
whole country, bat money is layishly contrib
uied Tor the support OF the strike. This Dos ses
also nave sought and found help in other nal
uidctuTlng trades, the employers all r,artu-
The introduction OF Tie eight hour system IN all
branches Of labor.
But there l. a general Inovernen, OF tha work
ln@men going on a present TO Increase their
wages The wholesale clothing CATERS OF
New York Will demand :; per day from and
AFTER to-day, and those clothing man ufacturers
who refuse 10 pay taat pTIce will - withou.
any cutters. The IOurneyLnen tai!Crs OF New
htTk are also peTiectInS ar OrgaLIzi.i0a: up
10 tins lime they had what Is called shop meet.
inSs- Bat hey could never get The whole trade
together N mass meeting 10 form one srsa: -
soclatiCH. Those who work for IL, first b,-,.s
IN that city have now takeH the matter in and.
and at 4 '-.eeIng on Saturday night l. was re-
solved - appoint = committee and have 4
Constitution ami bylaws drafted for the or
sani.atIon Q: this new society, and an.- is
Establishment q. JOINT move Will be made to-
the Increase Of their pay, some twenty-five per
cent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

VThs late 0rs. 0en. oooaer va one time
engaged 10 Joon Ven Dafeo.
AZ Ira AIdyich, ne esacs ssU.aisn. ieft an
aSsste Of esAs-
AZ WA pafA 0aUTo, - I'm cen rc,ed
- The mrYdex Of SooRa6ete DoAAan. IN ~.
LOSfs.
sy-rne nsOass oNsisfan fan Is made In the
sA 1ve % = hor~e-shoe. II Is vefy ugly, bat
very fashionable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

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SCHOOLS, CIUBs. Avp rTC &2
Me PAkTIES "d
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" le-lm Stables orp'site Natiopal Theater
~ ANERICAN AND WASHINGTON ~
~ BRASS AND STRING BANDS
49, Al esdquarters. room 81. Int. llceEcrr -
Buidiss, No. an Ttb street, corner Of D
lels-Sm' A. HEALD Agent.
MUSIC! nUsICN MUsIC!'-'sARIOS" QEAD-
w BILLIE BAND. The best of Music fur -
nished Cor Bsls, Pic Mics, Excursions. Pa ~
rades, Parties, etc, etc Any number Of Must -
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headquarters, Sos Pepns. avenue, between eth
and 10th streets, At Ellie Music store will meet
with prompt attention. r. o. Box 500 myS sn.
NVkBKRs CITIZEN BRASS AND COTrL
w LON BAND.
Being connected with no military organization.
can be engaged on liberal terms. at all times, -.
Tor fNcursion., Balls, Parties. rie-Nics, ~
&c. Orders can be left A. M"tzerotth
Music Store, Coyle q TOwers' Book Store. peRna
syenue. snd AZ Mr.. webeT's residence, 56gfti
street east bet @ and sts. Nav Ward r-ys M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

UNITED STATES SENATORS TO EE ELECrED.-
Tus sday, the 2s'h instant, has been appointed
for the election Of United States Sena;Ors and
State officers IN Georgia. EI-Gov. Joseph
Brown and Foster Biodget have besa nOmiua-
ted as candidates by the Republican party.
The Democrats have made no choice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-27

RoAT RACE AT SPRINGFIELD, MAss.-Ar-
rannernents have been made for a match race.
.inTIe- sculI wineries, between John Tyler and
Toeo Ward for one thousand dollars side,
distance five miles. one turn. The rac~ Is 30
taEs pIscs on the 21st of August, at Spring
6eId The articles Of agreement vii be draw n
mn on Thursday, ~ the Clipper once. in New
Sork Tne match IL Dsde Al Tvlsr's request,
srd ere hundred dollars forfeit money has