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The New York herald., 1868-03-18
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILRoADs.-
and Western trains, leave New York via HUDSON River ka
rosd, Threth street aud Tenth avenue. and ~ ~ ana
846, 80 and II P. NJ, via Harlem karoan Twentys
sixth and Fourth avenue nj II A. NJ and 10 r. NJ
The $50 7. =. train via Hudson River ~h' run On
suudaya a.
Sleeping car. attached TO 20 md H. y N & trains. o..
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
> steerags, sSo, currency Prepaid tickets, S33 a,
LOUISIANA. Saturday March q
Drafts payable in any part England, ireland sna se..
land current rates OF exchange Apply n THoAPsONs
Passage Ofce, 70 Broadway.
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A s0RREL HORSE, SOUND, SUITABLE FOR CART
IA man expYessman, will be sold cheap,
Ing no further use for him. Call j. H. 80 Murray ST.
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A PARK, DOCTOR PONY AND BASKET PHAETONs,
IA Conpe and light Rockaways, top and open WaKons
Victoras Cabroets, Gigs Express business Croces
ger and Depot Wagons, very low at GRAYS, a. "a and IS
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IN ELEGANT CLARENCE, By WOOD BROTHERS,
"A not soled very tine six seat Weschestsr two second
hand six seat Rockaways, Coupe Rockaway Basket Park
and Pony Phaetons, Harness, 6c., very cheap.
TAYLOR'S, So Cedar street.
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A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT FOR SALE-CONsIST-
IA ing OF black Horse, years old sound and kind and
trot full mile in 80, together with Brewster road
Wagon covered Harness. Blankets Robes, WHIP Ac: Can
Wooster street,
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An EDUCATED ENGLISH LADY, ACCT STONED 7
n the best society, Is willing 70 instruct ladies', who
education has eeected TO qualify them for II
hling the duties of their position with grace.
dress, IN confidence, v. b., station d.
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A 80 BARCLAY STREET-ASSORTMENT or CAR
IA rinees from pony to six seat Harness specially
THOS. E. HICKS.
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"A Philadelphia, is now open the European plan; hrs
class accommodations at reasonable rates Travellers, tax
notice. I'll rt ~ A. Il. BELCHER, Proprietor.
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A SIX SEAT GERMANTOWN CARRIAGE-DOUBLE
IA Harness 20 second hand Carriages; stock 4
per cent less than Broadway stores for thirty
4s--~- HAMS, Fourth street and Broadway.
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L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
class sidewhee steamship
CHARLESTON, Captain Berry, Saturday, March II, ct
8 7. NJ, sailing from pier 3 North river.
Superior accommodation for passengers.
points South and Southwest In connection with the South
Carolina Railroad and with Florida ports.
HENRY Il. MORGAN CO., Agents, 9 Broadway.
L,OR CHARLESTON, BEAUFORT. HILTON HEAD
II AND FLORIDA PORTS
FRIDAYS.
THE PEOPLES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
y. u. sOCDER. .....Capt Lebby
From pier No North river, nj r. NJ Through passage
tickets aud bills ladinR sened 10 all points South In
ton with South Carolina Railroad and by steamers Florida
Freigh. taken as low a. any other line.
WHEELER LlNNARD. Agents. IS Broadway
L'oR CHARLESTON, g. C., THE FLORIDA PORTS
IL and the South and Southwest-Rcrular Lne.-Cabn
passage $bFrerht lower than any other lne
and popular steamship sARkGOsSA, NJ. n. Crowe,
mander, viii sail Saturday March IL a p. NJ from pier
IA East river, foot OF Wall Bills of isdng signed for
al points the interior Agents In Charleston forward all
MATANzAs viii sail on the following Saturday.
ARTHUR LkARY, 70 William street.
CALLING FROM PIER no. NORTH RIVER.
- FOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
The first class sidewheel steamship
- JAMES ADuER, Captain Lockwood, "Wednesday March
Superior accommod ations for passengers.
Through ssage tckss and bills OF lsdng issued IN con-
necon with the South Carolina Railroad points South and
Southwest, and with steamers 10 Florida ports.
Goods forwarded free OF commission.
Passenger and freight oTre, - Broadway
New YORK and Chs reston Steamship Company.
HENRY X. MORGAN CO., Agents.
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T,OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
REDUCED RATES OF FREIGHT.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamer RISING
STAR viii sail Saturday March ", at IL o'clock noon
Freight received until Friday al 2. NJ.
For rates. inquire at freight oice on companys Pe,
AZ North river, foot OF Canal street.
TO insure shipment freight must be sent down early.
WELLS, FARGO 4 co.
Sole freight agents, p NJ. s. 3. Co.
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CECRET SAFES ARE SECURE AGAINST FIRE AND
~ THE for the keeping of valuable papers, Jewels
&c. Unprotected women feeble men, families living lonely
places all others should their vauables in
6afc Send wanted For sale by Secret
6afe Company, 254 Broadway opposite City Hail. New York.
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A NY REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED UNTIL MAY
on account Of remoyal-Phaeons Rcckaways, Cabrio,
Coaches, bre Phaeons Rockaways and Wagons good
sortment OF tine Coaches apd Brets
MOTT 4 CO., No. 3 Bond street.
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TsOR sALE-AwELL KNOWN STORE NANUFACTU RE
Of ladies' and chdren'n furnishing goods stamping and
established 1851 in The best part
OF broadway, side, comprising will ease stock
material stamping store fixtures, &C.; opportunity
for partiea wishing 70 well paying business
quirIng capital Of about SS5,Ooo Address J. o. s
Post onlce.
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DIAMOND PIN.-wILL BIZ AT THE HOTEL DE r.
IL Friday, March IA BREAD CRUMBs.
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1ToALI.IsrERs \ HOUSEHOLD MICROSCOPES HAS ALI
M the essential psrs Of trsi class instrument Magnify
Ing powers go 10 1900 the Price 70 with pre-
narsd objccts. xl0 +. IL MoALLfsTER, 0ptician,
20 Nassau street, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 UGUSTUS TABER 4 BROTHER,
"A Importers and wholesale dealers In
Italian ana American Marbles,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS, 7lS Water street, New York.
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r rr.G7rmERE rr.7,Im is A LETTER FOR you AT sTAr,os
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
the work. Apply :. % FULTON street. basement
EoR SALE cHEAP-A GOOD WORK HORSE;
4 Apply 81 7sl Washington street. --.-
UoR SALE cHEAP-A SECOND HAND CLOSE COACH.
u Can be seen .. furniture store, ls5 Bowery.
EoR SALE Low-oNE LARGE BLACK HORSE ls
sgs soaS aSd ana s III Sr
SALE TO PAY LIGHT COUP.
light TOP Phae.ons one light Top Buggy wagon snse ana
.es % % 'A'.p
CovERNxENr PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE
~ New and second hand Harness Saddles &C., nimlis.y my
Rsi:: ': S ..s s s:
No Park pisss New York; u Norsh Second '.sss Phis
uARNEss.-FoR SALE. SET OF FIRST GLASS CITY
Ing warranted In every respsc. Cali address Banks,
JAMES JENKINS, AucTIoEEER WILL SELL. AT
on s. he
New ssss p sasr :nd
wagons 10 road wagons pony fhsson Rocia.sy and
articles q: sGp Sspresen.ed 'e' ''
r BoGART, AucTToNEER.- HORSES, WAGONS,
e.. Thursday March - st Il 9coch at Seymour. sssss,
sss q The fo,io%ns brown y hand.
high old GsoTse stock Of The finest % coup:
aa h
ysn sy nearly 70 ssnda ta h Ss 9rs
Brett; one small Brett with pole and sia:
Harness. Also brown Ethan Allen Colt lbA hands
6sh, year: single and double
&C. s'n sa s'ss
DRIvArE STABLE WANTED TO RENT-PossEssIoN
Immediately; location Thirtyfourh street and Mad
ison Address F., boz !, $50 Post Office.
CECoND HAND TOP AND NO TOP WAGONS ONE
- coupe Rockaway, In good order also new Wagons top
and top sold cheap for cash. Apply at LOO East Twenty
third street
CTABLE FIXTURES, OF IRON; vENTILATlNa
- Stall Partitions Hay Racks. Managers, &c; new pat
tern Crib with hay rack msnser with food guard and hitch
Ing arrangements combined.
JAMES, KIRKLAND CO., corner Reade and Elm sts
ITO LET-PRIvATE STABLE, BROWN STONE FRONT,
i 22S West Fort seventh street; rent $780,
DYE 4 CURTlSS, sos Sixth
vHTANTED--A STRAWBERRY ROAM MARE, Is HANDS
w high: that trot in 250 warranted sound
and kind and eight old must be stylish with
and tail good driver In single and double har
Any person having animal find purchaser by
hay POST of1ce n.
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THE ImpEAcHMENr BxcITEMKNr Is VERY MUCH
diminshed the Freak Of Naiurc-vhich y composed
strictly Of basas changes gray red hair 70 beauf
and ustura brown coors rather increasing charge
one application Price 3l per package Sold b. Dr. n
JAc0BY, NO. 81 Sixth avenue. -. y
VvERGrE's ELEcrRo.cHEmIcAL BArHs-roR
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

"A CORRESPONDENT of the Cleveland
Herald, has lately written very able
articles of criticism on Henry Ward
Beechor, both as a preacher and as a
politician. Although the eorrespon-
dent is a decided Radical, he SAYS that
I'll: W. B. two or three years since, in
lecture somewhere, uttered the fol-
lowing views on the political ssitua-
ton: "Since the leaders of the So
called Confederacy have acknowledged
themselves fairly vanquished, and are
now working to return to the Union
as our brethren, we ought to take the
most conciliatory course possible with
them, and treat them with the utmost
Kindness. The best interests of the
colored race demand the speedy res
toration of the ruling class of the
South to their old home, and require
US to give them warm greeting as
friends. President Johnson has ADOPT
ed the only wise plan to bring about
reconciliation, and ought to be en-
couraged -te execute it. For this, his
church members and a host of politi-
clans, besides, assailed him with such
fury, that he was compelled to retreat,
and take back his words! -- -
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New State Seal.

The State of Illinois has adopted a
new seal. The design is an eagle on
q boulder in a prairie, the rising sun
in the distant Horizon : ia the Beak q.
the eagle is a scroll bearing the words
'@ State Sovereignty National Union. D
What does thatmean? thought
the doctrine of State sovereignty had
been entirely exploded by the result
of the war and that it is come to Be
regarded as an eintolerable heresy..--
Are not-the authorities of Illinois OF
+ the Radical persuasion? And is it
pt'l possible that 9J they are striving to get
up another rel belllionlF - = =. +. :. J
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- Il ef
FINAL RELEASE OF JOHN II. SUR
RATT.-This case of John 81. isurratt
came up in the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia, ON the 9Th inst.
the motion being to dismiss the appeal
of the District Attorney from the-de-
cision Of, Judge Wylie, in the crimi-
nal court, sustaining the plea of the
statute Of limitations and discharging
the prisoner: The Court, judges Cart
ter, Olin and Wylie, dismissed the apl
peal on the ground that there was no
precedent for sustaining an appeal in
q case where a Judgment had been
rendered in criminal court in favor
of the defendant. This is the end of
the Surratt case. y7 sHgz Il thds -
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Union pacifio railroad swindte.


We have frequently called the att
tention of our readers, says the CO.
lumbus Crisis, to the gigantic, the
monstrous swindle that c Congressman,
members of the Cabinet, and their as
soeiated relations, have been perpe-
trating upon the public Treasury
through this scheme of plunder A
company was organized composed of
Congressman and high government Of
ficials and their confidential friends,
during the LINCOLN dynasty, and all
the most valuable land for twenty
miles given to Themselves by &c Act of
Congress-" and then it was provided
that Government gold-interest bonds
were to be given to the Company .
about equal to the cost of the road, as
fast as the said road was in condition
for the passage of cars over it. Three
Commissioners were appointed "te
accept the road" 1t is now said that
ties are laid down on the ground with
out grading or excavation, and the
iron is tumbled on at the rate of five
er six miles day, just SO as to pass
the locomotive and cars over with the
Commissioners, who, with bottle Of
brandy and plenty. of cigars, are
passed" over in as short time as
practicable, so as to get their certii-
cate upon,Whieh the hundred millions
of gold-interest Federal bonds are is.
sued to this Company of Congress.
men and ex-Cabinet Ministers. It i;
now announced that the road viii
probably not last longer than till il
will reach California, when it will
either have to be rebuilt, OF will re
main worthless, except as a monu
ment to the rascality of as infamous 8
Rump" as has ever disgraced ths
history of the world. ar --...
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General Grant not a Radical


The New York Journal of Com
merce, says: "Gen. Grant is not a
radical, and we have the very highest
authority for saying that it is his pur-
pose to separate himself from the
extremists, and to rally around him a
strong body of the better class of citi-
zens, who shall draw unto them con
genial allies from all quarters, and
become, as they would deserve to be,
the party of the country. He is also
extremely anxious to verify his party
watchword, and to lead the country at
once to peace and renewed prosperity.
This is his purpose, and no one can
deny that is noble ambition. Not
himself politician, and with but little
experience or skill in civil life, he does
not, as we think. at all realize the diff
culties in the way of such success as
he covets. We do not say that he will
fail, for he has nndoubted pluck, and,
besides four years of patronage he will
also have the advice and practical aid
of some strong friends who do not
usually intermeddle with public af-
fairs. He will, of course, be first fat
tered and then roundly abused by
those whose alliance he disdains.
If Sumner is left out in the cold, ac-
cording to the present programme,
there will be heard at Washington a
howl of rage every time the wind is
in the east. If the south is treated
kindly and justly, as General Grant
has privately promised, and the meas
ures of reconstruction he has indicated
as his choice are adopted, he will soon
be classed by the radicals of his party
as "rebel sympathizer," bent on
throwing away the frnits of the great
national victory. There is large
class of politicians whose sole test of
ga righteous peace" in some form of
security for the permanent tascendency
of their party at tbs south. There can
be no rest to the land until that idea
is abandoned and if this concession
is now made by their chosen leader,
he well be stigmatized mostunsparing-
ly as a traitor to their cause .oT'-i -5.-
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a Word to. our Friends


Now that the. excitement of the
Presidential canvass is over, we shall
have more time and space to devote
to matters of greater interest to the
generality of readers for some time
to come. 1t will be our aim to make
HTHE Pass an acceptable visitor in
every, family, and worthy the liberal
patronage of the people of Portage
county. TO this end have we labored
thus far, and we believe our patrons
generally are well pleased with the
paper, We are thankful for the gem
erous patronage thus far extended to
us, but it is, by no means, such sup
port as a Democratic paper ought to
receive in a county that casts 24OO
Democratic votes; nor is it sufficient
to make it a paying business. This is
not as it ought to be; and we do not
believe, our friends demand or desire
that We shall publish a paper for them
at q pecuniary sacrifice to ourselves
Indeed, no one can be expected to do
SO for any great length Of time. To
be of use, nay, even to live, a paper
must have the patronage Of the public.
There is not a township in the county,
which cannot add from ten to fifty
new subscribers to our list. May we
not, then, confidently ask our friends
throughout the county to take hold of
the matter, and make an earnest, Wig
orous effort to extend the circulation
Of the q THE PREss.. .'.s .aaI
lourterms are 50 90 per annum IN in
advance. We will send "THE Press .
from this to the end of the present
volume fror 81 so. = 49, =
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VALUABLE INFoRMATIoN.-The di-
rector of the bureau of statistics is
preparing an elaborate report on sta
tistics of taxation in the Unised States.
1t will exhibit federal, state, county,
township and corporation taxes in de-
tail. The whole sum of these various
revenues now exceeds seven hundred
millions annually.
And all this amount is to be paid by
the industry of the country, those who
are so fortunate as to have laid up
their treasure in. United States Bonds,
being entirely exempt from the bur-
then. Ought not the people to rejoice
that they are permitted to enjoy this
high privilege. fla- t..s.5aa
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HE z. R.-The city papers of last
Friday and Saturday were filled with
the sickening details of most dis
graceful exhibition of pugilism which
took place between Charles Gallagher
and James Elliott, at Peach Island,
about seven miles up the river from
Detroit, for $500 a side. Eighteen
regular rounds were fought, when a
regular rough-and-t tumble, og-eat-dog
fight took place between the parties,
IN which Gallagher got the worst OF
it and Elliott was declared the winner.
1t would be well if the State authori-
ties all over the country would make
an effort to put stop this disgraceful
practice by making it an offense pun
ishable with imprisonment in the pen
itentiary to be engaged in a prize fight
or for aiding in getting it up.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1868-11-19

WHO shall be King of Spain p
Prince Alfred, of England, does not
desire to accept the crown, beside
which the Spanish people are not SO
anxious to offer it to him since it is
known he would not bring Gibralter
as dowry. King Ferdinand, of Por-
tugal, says he finds a Panama hat
much more comfortable than crown,
and prefers cultivating his vineyard to
governing nation. Had poor Maxi
milan never gone to Mexico, he
would probably have been the lucky
man, and would have made good
and liberal monarch. But he was the
best of the descendants of Charles V.
A republic seems out of the question,
for, as Prim says, to establish a repub-
lie, one must have republicans, and
there are but few in Spain. The late
Queens children are debarred, and
will all be declared illegitimate when
the Cortes assemblies. If the French
had been SO particular on the score of
birth, Louis Napoleon would not be
Emperor of France, and the preverb-
ial luck of bastards would have lacked
one example. The London Times,
borrowing an expression which the
late campaign has added to the Eng
lish language-one of the few contri-
buttons, by the way, the South has
made to literature-says there are
plenty of German carpet-baggers,
meaning princes like the late Prince
Albert, who would be glad Of the
chance, and would change such reli-
gion as they have at moments no.
tice, but they are not wanted. The
Duke Of Montpensier is Ineligible, as
his nomination would be disagreeable
to Napoleon, and for the same reason,
Prince Amadeus, son of the King OF
Italy, seems out of the question. Lat
est rumor has it that the lucky man is
to be son of Don Carlos, the repre-
sentative of the elder branch of the
Bourbons, excluded from the throne
by the will which Isabella's father
made under the influence of his wife
when his mind was enfeebled by age
and infirmity. 1t is understood that
Napoleon favors the. nomination of
the young man, who has many adhe-
rents in Spain. His family have hith-
.erto been identified with absolutism,
and were much devoted to the Church,
but it is supposed the young man has
learned wisdom in exile, and he prom
ises to be good constitutional mon
arch a-.-..-s.,
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STARTLING REVELATION.
A Man Paid $500 by Radicals to. Assas-
sinate Gen. Hindman. 4
IFrom the Memphis Appeal. !


The country has not yet recovered
from the thrill of horror caused by the
announcement of the murder in Hell.
ena, Arkansas, of Gen. T. G. Hind
man, who, while in the midst of his
family, was shot down by some un-
known assassin. General Hindman
had been prominent in, the ranks of
the opponents of Radicahsm in Ar
kansas, and his terrible blows won
for him alike the admiration of his
respectable i fellow-citizens and the
eternal hatred of radicals When he
fell by the assassin's hand. it was -evi-.
dent that he died a martyr to the cause
in which he so earnestly and power
fully labered-G-BHt, in order, to lull
suspicion, the radicals became, fore
most among those who denounced his
death. In public meetings and their
newspapers they fiercely called for the
punishment of, the murderer, The
pretense was too bare, and no one was
deceived by it. r al s,.,4..g,rk,a.., b,
The past few days have produced
revelations. which. firmly fix the
crime of thisr horrid murder upon
not an individual member of the
radical party lin Arkansas,- but, the
leaders of that,9 foul organization
themselves The efforts of detectives
have developed beyond possibility of
a doubt, that the assassination of Gen
eral Hndnlan was planned in Little
Rock by leading radicals, and executed
by their orders. sThe assassin was a
white man who was paid $500 for the
transaction. III He left Little Rock
stealthily, approached Helena, and
was taken charge of there by, radicals
in the plot, who furnished all the
needful information about Gen. Hind
man, 8the most practical method OF
committing the murder, etc. As soon
as the deed was committed, the assas-
sin returned to Little Rock; and thence
went to Mexico via Texas.1 Governor
Clayton's reward for the murderer did
not appear until sufficient. time had
elapsed for the assassin to get beyond
the reach of Justice! This is the rad
iealism which desires "peaceIY - 70
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Disease yields to Treatment.
i''tt til4 lt3ysY2 lHa- lg $50 .hfsg
Judicious- Means Employed,
81 Saves Untold, Suffering.


If you would be Strong, Healthy and zVigor-
Gus, esse Wri0ht's Tonic Cordial and Blood P,t-
rider, I. is asuperlatiye Tonic and invigorat-
ing Cordial, and is an infallible remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and dgor. 1t
purifies the Blood, neutralizes any. bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization It cures Scrofula Salt
Rheum, Fetter Boils, Blotches, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulence, Kidney At
fections, Nervous Debility and ali diseases aris-
ng from disorganzed condition,of the Blood,
Stomach and Lfver.qI f.slt 9{5i---,, s..s,r
/ Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stimu-
lating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect finally they are positively injurious
Take WfSght's Tonic Cordsak twill assist ma
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood, producing health and strength.
Sold by POE s Bro, Agents, Ravenna, Ohio.
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:. CONVENTION OF THE Young MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssoCIATIoN.-The Annual
Convention of the Young Mems
Christian Association, is to be held in
St. Louis, on the oath, 25th and 26th
inst, pursuant to adjournment of the
Convention held in Chicago, Oct. 8,
1867. The Young Mems Christian AS.
sociations of the United States, Cana
da and the Provinces, are cordially
invited to be present.
Arrangements have been made to
return free of fare over the Indianap-
oils and St, Lous Railroad, Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad, Pacific Railroad,
st. Louis and Vandalia Railroad, Keo-
kuk Packet Company, North Western
Packet Company, Iron Mountain Rail-
road, Southern Pacific Railroad, St.
Louis and Chicago viii give 2-5 re-
turn ticket, Northern Line. Packet
Company, Memphis Packet Company
Atlantic and Mississippi Packet Com
pany. = ,,s..,,.s.o..1--. :. -
Delegates from regularly organized
Associations should bring with them
their Commissions, signed by the Pres
ident OF Secretary.