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Correctional.

nANCING TAUGHT EY MUI.. EEK-
~ GER, the only Professional Teacher IN the
CITY, Mons. H. ha, been for years known as Mas
ter OF il, Art consequently lie i. not merely self
styled Dancing Teacher. For particulars. apply n
NO. 2l4 X NG-STP, .Er. th4 October ~
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Uitp advertisements.

CtITY TAXES-LAST 1NSTALMENT-
u CITY TREASURY, NOVEMBER 9, 1861
Under an Ordinance To raise supplies for the year
1868" the third instalnent of taxes on Real Estate
must b. raid during this month or executions will
be issued. 5. THOMAS, City treasurer.
Noven,bcr
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TaNIE MaI;IUN IS. C.I STAR OFFERS
4 facilities unsurpassed by any paper in the east
crn part Of the State to the Merchants OF Charleston
and otler localities, of extending their business to
the Pecdce section. Business cards and advertise
mcnts user.ed on liberal terms which MAJ hc learn.
cd by applying to w. J. MckERALL, Editor.
October % limo
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a WET NUKSE-ONE
w with child near twelve months of age pre-
ferred. Apply at No. IS BROhD-STREET, between
the hours OF and and and 2.
Noynmher 10
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NEW YORK, No. SO CEDAR-srREET.
November &C. 1867 !
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq. Present:
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical analJ sis
two bottles OF ".chelam Schnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bon"ed warehouse, and
find. before, that the spirituous liquor IS tree
from injurious ingredients Justification; that it
has the marks OF beng aged and not recently pre-
pared by mechanical atnxture of alcohol and aio-
mates.
Respectfully. FRED. Z. MAYFh,
Chemist.
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ntmar6s.

rIlEN DOLLARS REWAKD.--tOST,
/ large Blood stone SEAL RING, with the letter
3 engraved thereon. The finder WI receive the
above reward by lowing at office of storekceper OF
the Port New Custonihouse.
November 12
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gSMPLoYMENT OFFICE.-sERvANT
~ can be obalued by applicatlo to the "UNION
HOME" from til IL O'clock daily.
Servants can also find places by application to the
same place, at the same hours Inquire Tor the Nh
tron, corler Church and Chalmers suect
1una
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WANTED. = GOUD SECONDHAND
w Seven q, Cctare PIANO. for which o fair price
will be paid. Address Posto(hcc Box 400, Charles
~ c T, November II
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WANTED, BOARD IN PRIVATE
w family for Gentleman and wife; location con-
venient to Pos;onice. Addr,ss II. X, Box 43i,
Charleston PostOljcc OCTOBER 70
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WANTED, BY n LADY hCCUSTOM-
w ED to write for the pr'ss, employment on
one or more Literary Papers or Magazines, as
WRITER OF SKETCHES. POETRY, &c. Address
Miss K. r. W., postoficc, Charleston, 5. {.
October 3
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WANTED INFOKMATI0N.--ANY ONE
w knowing Anything OF the whereabouts OF Mr..
ANTONY BUkK, who lett Richmond about fifteen
months s,nce tor Konucky. will confer tayor by
addressing his wife, ANNE BURK, Richmond Post
office LIMOS October1 10
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YE7ANTED, BOARD, FUR A GENTLE.
w MAN, wife. three children anil nurse. viii
REQUIRE two roonIs and pain, but substantial table
Address, stating terms, &C., IN. s., Box No. $50,
Charleston : g November 3
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BOOKKEEPER DESIRE EN-
n PLOYMENT in Counting House or store-a
perm lnent or temporary situation would De ncceP
cd. Address Box No. $685. Charleston Postollce, or
apply at THIS OFFICE. thstu October 20
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v11ANTED, EMPLOYMENT BY RE-
w FUGEE from Beaufort who has no means OF
suppo.t t, and IS suffering from want For Iurtncr
information address KEFUGEE through the Pest
ofice October
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WANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FOR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZIfES AND NEWa-
PAPERS. at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
April 81 No. 16l Klns-street
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V7,nH SALE, OLD NEWSPAPEps, IN
/ any quantity, price rs cents per hundred. Amply
nt tre Cficc of the DAILY NEWS. February 20
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JOHN =. FAIRLY S CO.,
NO. 81 Ia YN E-S T r Z + Z,
BEG TO INVITE THE ATTEN ZION OF THEIR
city and country customers, end the trade generally,
to their complct, ard attractive assortment ot the
ab We mentioned Goods
Cur PUREHh' ING PAHTNER is constantly IL the
NEW YORK MAPKEr, AID wearc thereby enabled
to offer peculiar advantages to our customers i'll both
styles and Prices.
We would also inviie an examination of
COLBY'S VERTICAL SELF-ADJ LISTING
HOOP SKIRT.
TIE ONLY FIULTLESS SKIRT MADE,
For which We are SOLE AGENTS in this city.
september "a Dtc thstu3mo
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MENKE & MUL Z r
TAKE PLEASURE IS AMOUNTING THAT
i they have opened at their New Establishment.
No. 80 kING-S1EEEr, opposite society. tht hhes' %
stock Of FALL AND WIN TER GOODS ior ueniit
mems wear which can be found Iii the CITY, eorac-
ing the Choicest BROAD L0IbS, FRfN'a Do
SKINS, VELVET IND SILK VleTING> Nc, wh:ca
will be made N to order. -
They have also OH hJnd large aSs'F vi
REIj y.lIADE CLOTHING, OF al dcscr!l .t!ons,
selected With great clc and oftl Tcry laef styles
co2sls;ins vi business and Dress !Hi;s, CTcfc1as,
&C., AID full sock OF .Iexlndrc'; Aid, Cashmere
and Buck<.in Gloves Cr;vats Shirt aud other Fur
nshing Goods
Satisfaction guaranteed i'll every case, and prices
T., snit tie times a. MENKf,
ttormer.y Of DoEDAUM MESKe.)
d. MULLER.
Formcrly OF MULLER BEoTEEns.l
October IL t1tis 2mos
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Wants.

WANTED, EIGHT (s) OR bTEN I1OD
w WHITE FEMALES, as walters. Best OF re-
com mendations required. apply nt the CALDER
HOUSE. November =
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PERUVIAN GUANO.

-. TONS PERUVIAN GUANO, DIRECT FROM
10 the ogent warranted lure. for sale at market
rates, with Iibe oil discount in lots CT five tons or
more. j. N. ROBSON,
Nos. ind Atlantic Wharf
October % DAG wfm1mo
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Aemopals.

DxJ,S M.TU:tEEIII HAS REMOVED
~ his clli C anl residence to tile SOUTHEAST
COKNLE OF KING AND JOHN STREETS.
NcytmbcT2
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permanent tenant wishes to rCrt small but
neat and pleasantly situated DWELLING. Rcnt
must be moderate. Possession not required imme-
dately. Address, stating terms, location, &c, "A
B." OFFICE DAILY NEWS. September Is
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WANTED 4 SITUATION, BY A ONE
w ARMED MAN as oyerscer Of hands. or super
intendcnt on farm or plantation, or watchman, or
any other employment that one-ar,ned man can
fill. Apply at No. II ANN-sTREET. Applicant can
olvc GOOD references September 90
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X1JANTED, By YOUNG MAN, WHO
w writes plain and lcGib'e hand, situation
where he can earn livelihood for the support of bis
fan lily. address "Penman," OFFICE DAILY NEWS.
September 81
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WANTED. EVERYBODY To SUE
w SCRIBE 10 the REGULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES c. FIGHTERS Select Library OF Ncw
Books contains all of the latest publications.
Anril u No. lGI KING-STREET.
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The pro grictor also offers for sale.

The rotrictor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS,
Imported and Lotlcl by himself, expressly for me-
Gicira use Each title Ii his certificate of its pu-
-iiy. tOuLSIIO VI hOAFE.
Suy,n:brr II 3nos
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90 EISE-srREET, NEW YORK,
November u. 1857.
UDoLrHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-lli have nl.ica . chemical examination OF
sample Of your Schlcdam Schnapps, with the in-
tent Of deerm ming any foreign OR injurious sub
stance had been added 10 th, simple distilled spirits
The examination has resulted III the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisono or harmful
admixturc have Cell unable to discover any.
trace OF the delelerious substances wich are en-
ploycd in the alulteraiion of liquors. would not
hesitate to Use myself or 10 recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes The Schicda:n Schnapps as
AL excellent and unobjectionable veriety Of gin.
Very respectfully yours,
(Sicned,) CHAS. a. SEELY, Chemist.
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I feel bound to say. that regard your Selma )ps
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure, and
deserving OF medical patronage. at MI events, it is
the prlrcst possible article Of Holland Gin, hereto
fore uuobtainablc and us such may be safely pre-.
scribcd by physicians.
DAVID L. MOTT, NJ. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New YORK.
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fine Arts.

~ Il E a II A T T II A G r
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fall ano il)intrr GcOSs.

OsIER GLOV Z 5,
FURNISHING GOODS, TAILORS TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, and SHALL
WARES GENERALLY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-28

A C0EGH.-l would most respectfully inform all my old
friends that have again started tho Grocery bust
having associated with myself Mr. WM MARTIN and would
be happy have the opportunity supplying them and
ny may choose with all goods usually kept line
Thankful for iavors solicit continuance Of the
Lancaster, Apra 2, 6s.-ly. CHAS. PAIRAN,
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WANTED.

All persons troubled with costiycness or Con.
stipation OF tho Bowels to bny lRobacls Blood
Pitts; they contain no mercury, aro purely
vegetable and work like charm; can be taken
with safety by persons OF all ages, and in all
conditions oflfe.
Sold by G.G. Beck, Druggist, Lancaster.
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Nelo York COlsmn.
THE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.,


Now building a railroad nom Omaha, acrossthe
Rocky Mountains, to make, with its conneo-
tions, an unbroken line between the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans, have1ust published
A NEW RAMPHLE ET AND MAP.
Itcomprises full information inrelation to the
FORMATION OF THE UNION Pa AClFlc RAIL.
ROAD CO.
PROGRESS OF TIE woRK-Topography
Character OF the coantry,and Distances a.
long the Lire.
AGRICULTURAL RESOURCES, TIMBER,
MINERALS, &c.-- Farming and Grazing
Lands; Silver and Gold; Iimberi Coal ;
Iron Mineral Springs.
HOW THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD IS
BUILT.
BRANCH AND CONNECTING RoADs-The
Idaho, Oregon and Pugers Sound; The
Branch to Montana The Der yer and Cen
trail Pacific.
RESOURCES FOR CONSTRUCTIONS.
THE MEANssUFF1oIENT. TO FuIL9 THE
ROAD.
ANTICIPATED BUSINESS AND PROFITS OF
THE CO.
THE WAY BUsINEss-ACTUAL EARNINGS.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM.
PAHY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Their Security and value Principalas we'll
as Interest Payablein Gold; Are the Bouds
securel What are they Worth as an In
vestment, &c.
This pamphlet viii be sent. free by address.
ingthe Company, No. 20 Nassau street, sew
York A limited amount ofthe First Mortgage
Bonds, Principal and ak per cent. Interest
payable in Gold, are offered atpar. Full par
ticulars in the pamphlet.
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Farm for Sale.

TVNHERE win be sold at private sale, Eve
miles north Of Lancaster, " farm of 1O4
Acres, l2O acres ofwhich is sundercultivatio n
with good fencing and acres If good timber,
and three noyerfAiling wells. There Is On IL q
large two-story frame house large frame bank
harm, with all the necessary out buildings
Terms reasonable. Forfurther particulars en-
quire ON the premises.
Jan. %, lsGS-4Ilf. sUsANNAH MILLER.
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EouALIzTNo TAxATIOy.

Taking merely the bondholders a. one IL
lhstrasiye example-the Democracy, you
know, claim that the "bloated bondholdenn
are exempt from taxation-the Chicago 7fi.
ttme runs parallel between them and farm
era. showing what amount Of taxes each will
have TO pay il the Democratic polcY Of
tflualizipg taxation should be carried out.
The argument IS one easily understood. lha
Tribune SAYS:
Twenty eitizcr5 If Chicago uniting their capt.
tai purchase $3.50. U0G Of national bonds. and start
a National Bank with that amount Of caIitals
they invest ,uUu in real estate, aud do bust.
ness with Ne ret Twenty farmers residing in
tho adjoining counties, each Gown $50 acres of
land, which, with the fences, improy emcuts, ms
ehinery, orchards, grsperea, stock, and all ap-
partenances, viii average slO0 per acre or $500,
coo in the aggregate. Each class Of peFaoDs hold
the SANG amount OF capital invested; each tries
% make it as productive as possible; and We in
eitc the attention u farmers, or, as Brick Pome-
10Y calls them, the plowholders. TO the direct Of.
irct Of establishing equal taxation Of every sps.
eies OF property. Al present the annual tax
hills thus compare
Twenty plowhoIders to taxation, IN.
To stHtc and county tax on SJg0,0ho
worth Of real and personal property 1t
per SlHn....-., ..t.............,......4 3.f50
Five psr cent. tax on $50 600 income $50. 1900
special t.wn assessments 80
Total lax Of The plovholder,. ............s $500
Twenty hondhollers to taxation on s5o9,-
o0a invested in National Bank, DR.
On avefago circulation SiE, opHi. al J
per !.ubH
On avefsge deposits Of 81 100000, at
Der eent.........-... .............. 800
IN prnfts, say 100000. At 5 per cent -. 1900
,t.fs =
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There fifty ways OF alternating the agones Of d
ptrsia fer the moment; but there Is only way
otRE H. After "apneing round the circle Of Temporal
u paliayes tue patient nnds that the dista,e
from being ss'.ned ~ actually gathered strength
Will. he has been psrseyiDg With itssympsons
rha mi, way 70 get rid Of the demon j. 10 endoW the
stospAeh with ,naeisns 9Th 70 eat Il aal keep
IL on. 1npArt permanent anrres n the digestive
gass with AosTETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs. and
TIE ehiecs !. accomplished This powerful veget.t's
remedy Il moi ,ste stnniAnt. II does not brace up
the gnstric nsehner, FOR burI az wo, leaving II,
shah the ieif posary e1cteAent has irsaed of, ira
~txss sass than before eueh Il thA eject Of
.sry Alcohoii< Apsss They %er the stomach In
r%rret,fsf ree-ssw between unnatural activity aud
utter fsisyatidn Net 80 the 'nfTfERs. Meiicated
with the Anest tonic slterasIve snti-tilious ex
tfaes. they permanently reinforce and continuously
regulate the Assimilatux orSAla suchir ths psri
enee o. tens cf fh3nena ~ N ahs A.bfktstin
Of the EAR when ts .ois.nt principle IF the gastric
Jules II weakened ~ constant drain Of she anina
finds through tho pores, HosrErrEKs B1rrERs Is an
1t dole Prime nessty for the weak To lect the
use cf tonic and Alternative, wonderfully efcacious
and snti.ely harmless amply t, feregp the blessings
Of haiih and Wig m and voluntarily accept esblepess
and discomfort in their stssd. .liy2s dan
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STATE TI0KET.

FIR Srre,ery II aas,,
| Ia, WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
FL Auditor cf STATE,
John 4. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
/ FIR 7gsos,rsr Of Sat,
SAM E. RANKIN, Of Washington County,
ier Register u sfote lard Office,
t. G. CARPENTER, of Webster County.
/ FIR AtteFnsy GfEsrol
HENRY O'CONN0R. Of Muscatine County.
! FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS
/ 3f,si D.atrfsa- & FORGE ". SecGARY.
4 sbt9nd Iitts.t--toL WILLIAM SMITH
A 9gtri Ul.frtef--
4 fsesrt6 Distrlet WILLIAM LppGHeIDGT
! Ifffa Inst,fct- FRANK v. PALMER.
4 Sstt Bjsfr.st----
/ Ibr. Jfiaeot Circuit Caatt
| JOHN j. DRAyER. Of Henry County.
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$50 = 80 unnnnsnns DunnAu
vsfy txif 41bk ~ Ucen u0Ssuy the p
mn refarAnce 10 tn cost Of the
n ri. 49,. f..ter az
freedmen Duteau. An's ."ea
Gen. O. @. Howard 10 IN extin&uAeneF ~
$50, m.nv Democratic mis-sfat nent1 %
go
this score 80
War DEPARTMENT, BrREAu OF hWCaEf
FrEspxgs, AND ArAsDosEp LAeDs.
WAssfSeros, Jul9 -, sses.
Hox. r. D. ELtor-- Dear Sir n the o.
,hs Han. b. il. Boyer, Of Pennsylvania, Juns 81,
1sss. printed in The Globe July l5,, t1sss -
many statements and inferences cAtesaaaea 60
make false impression respecting tho expenses
of ~ FsssSnsa's Dapeen-as ~ eeatsaing s1ess-
mnsyS WITH acfuai expenditures. and ~ repeating
both 80 sseimaiss, h fooss up amounts near-
" four tirse AStrus ssus. For instance ne gives
Gen. HoUardI Ultimate of the probable expenses
q, fhe ysSf snSifn9 Jane 60 1857. - yl1
and q a. lis estinatsis much undsr the actual
eost.. ~ esd ISIS Mas reduced 70 ]6.sA4,ass,
which amount was appropriated by congress.
But the actual expenditure for al purposes during
tic same year was &2,970.459 ". correct ea
uibit OF the cash receipts and expenses gwen IN
your report Of March 10, 1868. This makes tne
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TOBACCO ANTIDOTE

KAIraNzEp 10 more. pKsIRE fai p5aeco This
greet remedy Is excellent A.pet2 1t puri6es the
blood nyS rates the system, great urish
ing and strengthening power, enables the stomach TO
digest the hesrsst food makes sleep shiny e.
tabIi shea robust health Esoks and Cxertys for fy
Ears Curfd Price FIFTY Cents, post free. A trestss
on the jnsers effects Tobacco with lists OF refer
euee. Testimonials, &C., SENT ERsn. Agents wsntet
AIDES Dir II II ARNGT r. Jersay (Jjty. Eev Jersey
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PLEASE EXAMINE.

ANY III son ordering either OF the Clubs mentioned
49, ,.;...,ao.,o,. - ...,,.,,.
psieN sal n'so '"en :. S.eMs"a eosi"e's
t~i eotTespending 70 the size OF the Club,
rnr q n Z, OWE nnIlAu,
~ =
For VIWu nj ~ lS5'.-une o. tns following
articles, va: 81 yafus cnsSnMA Deiaine orsss
pattern fancy euore1 red spread ioo view Turkey mo-
rocco album striped delane dress pattern hon
ey nb 4uit square snss set s0nd gold bosom
etnds wool faue Ren Ana sssf paftetn,
gfnis hsr guard hstn pta utnsoinea, sMsef plaee1
chased bnf fes dsh slss faseo revovne casof
feet set superior bssded AID worat
ed shas lAdies long gold paks9 cnain %.
ring sojid black walnut work box OF vritns desk
ira oDaIity balcyal Yt ut Jewefysiet ~ buttons
to match solin sud bow esass cardigan jacket. spfn
did ebony bats fssry sr1 superior Turkey NO
rocco shopping DAG adses nigh cut bslmorA boots
sr cie 1o e 1snS !ss q the 'lo.ins
she etinEg Black or coored alpaca dress pattern
Ito dr pattern engraved silver plated bottle revolF
CASTOR s4ysrds superior pants and vest
pattern extra heavy honey comb quilt two fancy color
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LOOKi FOR ONE UOLLAR!
Send for circular giving full particulars
Hundreds % nseni ornamental and necessary articles
sirplied to- fsni,i4s for One Dollar each. eend 10
cetis Tor eeek. sctihng Article, ~ checks for One
Dollar deserhns twelve ar,sles Getier- MP OF Cluts
viii rteesvee present worth from So to fs0o eccordirg
I, .isc Of club STOCKMAN 4 CO.,
e. Water St, BostoD Mass., Manufacturer Agents.
FRENCH GERMAN, ENGLISH. DRY AND FANCY
Gaops, JEWFfRT, CUTLERY. PLAfKD WARE, AL
BIZ s. tEAFHbR GOODS &C.
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Ii. Republicans Of Illinois propose 70
make the majority ID that State for 0fAnt,
ard Colfax, Gen. Palmer and Gen. Loeaa,
10000
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Ladies Exclusively.

r BANDANAH. or Ladies FrieDd.-A
i suBsrI, UTE for ftviadicM Bandoges An entirely
,frertion Recon- me nded by RAJNEH1 PHYsI-
OF ,ss and erproesa IF by lvEay eight Ind,-
persablc and a1RnIxD during month
~ participation. II is medici,e Elodn Edsp and
Pardbi Warranted and tcH last frs gears. Circulars
lrcs LADY AstNIs WANTED. Price 81 and So. For
sa!e DguaGfsss and sent free receipt Of price,
from the PRINCIPAL Drrof. Address BasDANaH MANI
FAcrUsIsG Co, $40 ar ISL Broadway, N. Y.
AIDES OR GEVTLEuFN CAN EARN A WATCH
i Silk press. Sewing Machine. Web sbeetna ac., by
. few honrs' work for GILMAN & cos GREAT ONE
DOLLAR SALK ils Hanoysf street. ecstor Mass. Cir
r,tst ept FRS
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Kas
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G)1 Or
E&@GA 9
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r. O. BOX q.
wholesale Brshss IN nry and Fancy Goods, cutia j
! Plated ware Aihnms Leather Goods, 4c., 4. i
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That Il the DcmperAie plan Of "equAl tatNion
ii every species II property It's reaft aluations
Tho bonllo'dsr toray the same as the plowhold-
MORHE FINANCIAL TROUBLE FOR
THE DEMOCRACY.

The Ne1 York Wmld whichis tho home
ran OF Seymour and the bieated bondhol-s
ders Of Wall street, has recently found another
hard nut for the greenbsck demagogues ofits
party 10 crack. A*
lhi its money article Of the gath instant the
> 1Forld says
The Discussion Of the greenback question, and
tho iisrropertionate high prices to v nch the ten
fortes have been run up under tho impression
fiat he act Ct Congress which authorized them 10
more explicit in affirming that the principal shall
10 paid in coin, has turned the attention VI soma
eereien Grms to the act Of March 3, 1868 Under
This act of Con srees March s. 1855, the Secretary
al the Treasury has issued the 1865, 1868 and
1855. and the following abstract Of that Law
shows that all these bonds are made, principal
snd interest specifically payable in coin. The
aet Of Congress says.
The principal or interest, or both, may be made
payable in coin or other lawful money; prorided,
that the fse of interest any such bonds OF
Treasury notes. when payable in con shall not
exceed per cent per annnm, and when notpay-
able in CON- shall not exceed $40 per cent per
snnuln.
Tho Secretary eathe Treasury il male by this
ACT the only power that can define when the bonds
issued ander this act are, principal or interest, OF
both, aysble in coin other lawful money. The
Secretary Of the Treasury has officially issued
the ls65s, lse7s snd ls6ss ~ payable, principal
aud interest, IN coin. The law. therefore, in the
case OF these bonds being payable, principal Ard
and interest, in coin, is clearly aud positively
affirmed as III the nc, Shish authorizes the 10 s0s.
THs Democracy Of the North and the
South are one in spirit and ia purpose, bu.
no more 50 now than ths5 vers foul. ysars
ago Then, the Coppsrhsads dared not give
ssiecsual Did 70 their Southern brethren
against the Lincoln hirelings,n because
they dared NOT. But nov they have boldly
espopssd The g Lost Cause,' and propose 10
accomplish The object Of restoring the rebels
to power and enabling them to trample the
Union men Of the South under their feet by
ballots. and by bullets If need be.
TIN Republicans Of Illinois propose 70
make the majority IN that State for Ofant,
ard Colfax, Gen. Palmer and Gen. Losaa,
en- 000
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