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The CHINESE Boston clergy.

The CHINEsE. Boston clergy
man, Mr.. Abbot, who has been study
ing the Chinese in San Francisco, is
strongly in favor Of their emigration
to this country He esays they are all
bound togo back to China, and will
do it as soon as they have a little
money. He remarks that the Chinese
character is q perfect incarnation Of
non-resistance. It answers to che
ethics of the gospel in many ways.--
II never renders evil for, evil. It's
chief glory is meekness Of spirit. At
first men abuse and make a nook of
this disposition, but by.and-by it com.
mands respect, and the remark is mad Q
that the Chinsman is harmless, there.
fore, leave him alone. The writer
observes that hundred different
branches Of labor are already depen-
ent upon the Chinese. They are
faithful to their employers. They are
apt imitators, and oan do anything
that is shown them. The writer re-
CARDS them as an open missionary
field, and says that huDdreds Of them
are in the San Francisco Sunday
schools. Ht' ~ '
This is the intelligent, frugal, cheap
industry that wo require for the low
country Of South Carolina. If the
pigtails are not wanted in Virginia
and Georgia, so much the better for
Hs. We want them, aud will have
them despite the dog-in.the-manger
policy of some Of our cotemporaries.
- Charleston NeDs. Na
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Negroes and Mean Whites Must be made
t, Pay their Taxes. a,

--ses>~o-os>>>>o>>~--
negroes and Mean whites Must be made
'n' "A'''
we 40 not love Ut IS the mildest
phrase wo can use) our present State
"oyernment' but our mind is of that
ofacr that readily gives even the dew
II h'S a'o ana OF TINS 1t comes, that
"o often surprise those who speak or
arc reticent only IN the interest of the
paF'y' "e say IT, therefore, as sim
p'e mate, , o'Just'oe TO scott Iomlin'
son q Iarkers mo'hine' that 1t to'N6e
eAe /"u" q inc properly Aolaers them.
sseves' ana not Of ne State Government
meae '9N''es es@ asgroes are ''e' '::aese
70 pey e'ery cent Of their tarss. The
-. law p..s ."10 we p0''e' OF any any employer
ps. 'N enploSee 'axeS 'or him out
.ash., 0nvy' ne mas 'ffem tho
coula ,ho ,, s:., 80 n'' uoo oohe SO.
Coul,, aT,.a;.,a .,,sa T. a." more
pavment IN > :, osa oaaa.'', .. yua own secure >
Fe1,ow.o;.;.ona % ~, e"oo."a. .nan"or
ert 1T ,onn" ;na. ,s' 80 "Vn'eio''p o Ok ok
State }covo.nr, ".oo "a.
,ve oon r. - w 0' 20 ~ %na'
~ - op' ou'y 70 attend TO
on'o '"A. LOU us'd 10 lt thoroughly.
Mako every man white o. hlonL 10.
the tax, and lesson the inequalities Of
which We have justly complained.
We have not the laws by us, ,(it is
only since Grants election that wo
have ever looked at the bunpliae CON-
cerns) but we will ret r.. nnd nnb,;sI
III a ~. ,,.a ,,o y. ~, Z. iFf -, :
10 tuso ,,ts'. w reiet 70 10 Dig capitals,
aua !, J. = aeep y oelore our readers until
aoy,ment' eS ss' ), ena. ''am'o "sports the
,,s,, .-7---v : ~ ..5%N
2 N 'nofo Aouse. us i,
sNo e,ty mas shown such heartfelt
sympathy with the oppressed wh;tes
Of tho South IS Baltimore. md ,.a
take pleasure in not;no L. o
oreasiug prosperity, as ~, ephih;.aa htea y, ?,
such advertisements as tho ono - :
print to.dav by Meaaro
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Local Itens,

a Extra copies of the News can
DO obtained at this office, on the days
of publication. Price only five cents
per copy.
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The chronological Journal, q


For September, contains tho por-
traits and biographies of j ohn Rogers,
the designer and modeler Of the we'll
known s'Rogers' Groups )" Joseph A!
Wright, ex-governor of Indiana, aii,dssl
late Minister to Prussia Won Baer,,
the Russian Naturalist; Winnie Ream,
the Washington sculptress besidea
interesting articles illustrated and
otherwise, on heads large and small;
personal beauty !, St. Marks Catbes
dral at Venice; appoplexy, on the
philosophy Of sudden death |; she,
r.hiinrnoceros controversy, it's uses and
abuses uses life saving apparatus !; true
relation to soxos i; a visit to a Cloister.
iortho ape mon, by Carl Yogt,;, pre,,
sentiments. etcs2 Prico 80 ! cents. A or
SO q year. 9. n Wells, publisher,.
389 Broadway, N. X. ,tsas e'h
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The manager of Berlin theatre
got up drama in which a human
head was to be offered to tyrant.
In order to produce as much effect as
possible, he resolved to use human
hesd, Ca the stage was placed ia.
bic covered with cloth, on the table
was basin, and an actor concealed
under the cloth, poked up his head
through a hole in the table, so as to
seem to be placed in the basin. The
effect was prodigious; tho audience
applauded and trembled. Unluokily,
a wag, who had been strolling about
the stage, had sprinkled spoonful Of
snuff in the basin, and Just as the
tyrant finished his address to the sew.
cred head of his enemy the head an.
piled by a hearty ft of sneezing.
changing the audience "from grave to
gay" with remarkable expedition.
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rsf So ~ Is BNlsta 9a 8ags Y8wa gsaI
&sXAs S8 S&a.S ~ 70 ~ y II eSry az e.
Se csE og
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-08-25

.DeBow's Review. as5l s.lA a9 ~ ri,
We have reccived the August num.,
ber Of the, above valuable Commnearo,ial na Sal
Review, with The following table Of,
icontents:i ~ ~ 915a3 atRUy ii ebn4s
. General Leo as q Teaohor rron'
iBaarges; I Southern Historical 'sooiotyg,a,
! soienoe se and tho / Mechanic s. eA.rts, m
Against Coolies Through, Freiehta!s !
and CLOSE connections the i Morality,
Of Mechanics and Agtioultaro con-.
pared pl''ret & riel ,Acosta-42a fraaaay:
! sou'aer' LaboEi ittha Edacst TAD Hi, T.
.eFprise . Of tho South 4, the jIa,mssteii,
=, ~ = Impression |; Library sof.J ohm O..
|Uaiiloun 70 t'u = the Cotton TradSt os tho a
world. :svtE 1ptaa9 ,yss ,Gj, Il ys4ess lsoY
,iiS7 sS .ssifq ii Ssasybs d,rin rs, Y
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-
New LOUISIANA RIcE.--The New
Orleans P'cdyune of Saturday, the
!4th inst, says: "We have received
from Mr.. N. Barrois a sample of new
hulled rice, which was grewn on Mr..
Serapbin soultant's plantation in the
parish of Plaquemines. This rice is
Of the species called sbearded,' and
the grains are large, full, unbroken
and beautifully white. This is the frat
OF the new crop that has been reoeiv.
dS and we learn there is certainty
Of an immense yield in this State.
Hitherto too little attention has been
paid to rice culture in Louisiana, but
hencaforth we imagine tho production
increaHe.'' ~ II d. -'s1, :, :.
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A Baltimore House.

Arrested. q. ta,6.E9aFo 5gG N, ,t
We We learn 1 from fro nl.t the Columbia pAs-
ass :. q Ieesday smornipg last, l7th
iastsns, that VIM. Fitzgerald, charged i
with the murder Of, Loo Nanoo. in,
Nouborry, last year, was been arrest.
ed 10 Arkanaas. g, Z = I2lgA sos a
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

iLroR sALE-A COUNTRY SEAT AND FRUIT FARM
OF - acres beautifully located the Jacksonville Pike,
ons mile from The depot and business portion of tho ci o.
The Improvsmsnts consist Of French roof house,
mediate Supervision Of the owner containing cellar 6x
feet high, csmeated, the entire building excepting
basement Kitchen which ntted up with hos and cold water
sinks. -
Parlor with bay window fronts souh, east and we-s "
brary, with bay window, frons east north and south
htsd up with black walnut bookcases, dark mantei and
sse 2sis faces the west from whence srs ssirs Of
room fronts and copnecss with Ea. closest and
nidjne door pantry and china closet Winter Kitchen,
nite1 p with cold sink cosets dresser
b. the third floor and basement bewing room
with closet bedrooms each with coses dressing roo
bahroo ankroo, wstsr cosst linen and prese ye closets
Improvement The sewcrgc 10 complete In and outside the
house wash water conveyed 70 tanks In barn yard
where Afterwards mxed with the manure and MUCK
All outbud convsneny arranged and anord ample
Sabc house. workshop and chick
houses ashsd and pssereJ wagon sheds ho,bsds
grounds laid out and pAnei 70 cor
respond surroundings by superior ar
taL nne spring brook having over ten feet aI cross
ipa the place. divides The ornamental grounds from the
Kitchen gdens which divfed into beds and from the fruit
care AID FOR both home ass and city market
peschea lilo 70 SU grspes LOO % 3o0; sooesberres
curranta rhubarb, arawbcrrcs, vtW Phadelphia rasp
berries acres many othsfs for homo uss bIsckbsrries
ssrss Dorehs.sr. Lsw.on wil.ce earl. sc;; ssrs a.
nspsssiea . s."".sS Sor permit .ss ;a,sssr psreaisrs
apply 70 EDMUND MOKRIS.
Burlington n. ..
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

UsOR SALE se5o--Two STORY HOUSE,, FULL LOT,
in worth Abp, Vanderbilt landing staten Esland
hsGssd vAhs Ill NE way bargain for poor man.
pAkhlN. ~ broad stresA
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

L,ARMs.-IF. YoU WISH TO BUY FARM, SEND FOR
months "Subufban sent free any address by
nALLORS 4 BLACKWELL, Auctioneen and Brokas, =
Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

L,0R aALE-Af MADISON, n. T., BBAurIFUL BUILD.
chass onsy can for thrss yssrs. Address n
T,oR sALE-or THE BANK or THE HUDSON, A LITTLE
north or Mauhateanvfe nice Two and attic bfick
House STATE roof The boulsvard with sx Lots gas
wh full ots ccss 70 the above running through from
ssrms. Apply % 3. IN BkksOv, al Eighth avenue.
v,oa sAr.E-wrrHrN FIVE MINUTES WALK og
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

A SPLENDID FARM FOR sALE-oF son ACRES
IA fronting mile he York river, Virginia. within
mile q Yorksewn io fra trees bearing and several
Tor &l0o0O, third cash. Inquire Of Q. 0ALLA0HER,
1U West Eleventh street. from 70 10 A. H. and TO r. NJ
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

VcoR sALE-wITH1N FIVE MINUTES WALK or
n west Mount vernon depot on the Harlem Raroad about
good isvessmsnA Map a.. with T. EhBERsON, <2i
Eishth ave1ue.
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

UARM FOR SALEM SULLIVAN COUNTY; 81
acres; good house, barn; half cIeAred farming
utensils, crops and stock, al for $4,000 BI!gs HORN
The New York herald., 1869-01-20

yxrEsr SIDE sroREe AND LoEzs TO RErT-AT
w moderate figures, Tenth avesue leach Canal Cham
Lsufens, North Moore. West hrgsdwAy and Washington
stseets. Apply 70 jams PRICE. w Hudson street.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
Let ua Protect Ouraelyes.

The physical structure of the strongest human being
10 vulnerable everywhere. Our bodies arO endowed by
nature with certain negative power which protocols
them, 10 some extent, from unwhoesoms influences
but this protection Ii imperfect, and cannot be safely
relied on In unhealthy regions orunder circumsta
Of more than ordinary danger. Therefore It is wisdom
It 10 prudence; II is common sense TO provide against
such contingencies, by taking an ANTIDoTE IN AID
VANCE in other words by fortiiying Tho system with
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs-tho most
complete protective against oil tho epidemic and on
dSmic mAlades that has ever been administered In any
country. As remedy for Dyspepsia there is no med
elmo that will compare with H. Whoever suffers the
pangs Of Indigestion anywhere tho faoeo the earth
whore HOSTErTER'B STOMACH BITTERS can bo
procured does so Voluntarily for A. surely as truth
exists. this invaluable TONIC and Alternative wond
restore his diOordered stomach 70 healthy condition
TO the no!voust 10 also especially recommended. and
In 9ases Of confirmed OAnspatOnit also affords speedy
In all cases Of fever and 'ue, tho BITTERS 10 moro
potent than any amount Of qu line, while tho most dan
gerous cases ofbous fever yield toits wonderful prop
critics. Those who have tried th medicine will never
pge another for any OF the ailments which the H0b
TETTHR BTTTERS Processes TO aubdue. To those
who have not made tho experiment we cordially recon
mend oaTly applioa lion to the BlTTHRS Whenever
they are SToken by disoaso OF the digestive organs
THE MAGIC COMB.--TsOth arc coated with
solid dye You wet your hair and tho comb, and II
produces permanent black or brown ONE comb sent
BY maj for % 70. Address WILLIAM PATTON,
MARI a2561G bPnINaFIIID, MAsa
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M. 0R.

Nervous debility with It's gloomy attend
antep low spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss Of semen, spernattorrhoea
loss Of power, dizzy head, Toss of memory
and threatened impotence and imbecility
find sovereign cure in Humphreys Homeo
pathic Specific, No. twenty-eight. Composed
Of the most valuable mild and potent cura
tiyes, they strike at once at the root thu
matter, tone up the system, arrest the dis
and Vitality, to the entire man. They have
cured thousands Of cases. Price IS pei
packake OF six boxes and vial, which is very
important in obstinate and old cases, or 81
per single box. Sold by all druggists, and
sent by mail on receipt of price. Address
Humphreys Specific HmOoopathic Medicine
Company, 5G2 Broadway, N Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
Restoration Wonderful.
Atter a heaUy Lumber Wagon had rliu ouer the Bac

AJteT hedUy Lumber Wagon had Tlu 0Uer The Back
SCIo, Washtenaw Co., Mich, April18, 1862
MEBsRs. IHos. ALLCooK Co.-Inclosed send you
an order for your excellent Porous Plasters. They
have done me great deal OF good Two years ago, on
the 18th Of March, was run over by lumber wagon,
which injured my back severely and broke OF ons OF
the spinuous proc (the lowest Joint of the back
bSne and ruptured the gaments between four Of the
others. hump of about an inch an half all the
external evidence Of injury, but the pain far great
er taan dying every day would be. | applied TO the
best physicians Of New. York, Wisconsin and Michi,
gan who failed to relieve me, though, in justice to
them, must say some OF their prescriptions did not
follow. gave up all hopes Of permanent relief from
pain, when happened to read yOnr advertisement,
which had seen before but had paid no att ention to
il, but now concluded to send for dollars WORTH and
at least make trial Of them This several months
half yard, and put II on my back reaching from hip
bone 70 hip bone have il for five or six weeks,
and feel nearly as well as ever think nothing but
Alcocks Porous Plaster has done any good, and II
i is not that, then am getting we'll from an injury
from which the best surgeons and physicians told me
You have chance to live and you hayea chance to
die" shall keep on sticking to the pasters, II they
will stick TO mes and Judging from those already tried
'ON'' & SEYMOUR
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HighIy useful in Affections Of the Heart

FARNYILLE, LOUISIANA MarchS l8t9.
DIR. T. ALLC0CK-Sr: | have been snifering under
severe attack of neuragic dsease of my bowels for
years with hypertrophy of the heart" and have tried
worry best NJ. DIS but truth prompts me to say that
your plaslers have givon me more permanent relief
than anything else have used and believe will pro
duce perfect cure
The nterirrtant effect Of your pasters Is produc
cd in such mild and gradual way they SO inYgorate
tho circulation around the parts TO which they are
Piled and exert upon all nervous diseases such great
sedatve influence, that place them confidently at the
head ofevery plaster now in use.
Every medical man who becomes acquainted with
them will assuredly recommend his patients to use no
other than the Medicated India Rubber Plaster OF
DR.. Alcock Yours, very truly,
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Injury to Spine Cured.

HARTFORD, UOnn., Nov. II, 1854.
MEBBRB THos. ALLCoCK & Oo.-Please send, witt
Dispatch twelve dozen Alcocks Porous Plasters OuI
daily experience confirms their very superior excel
ence. AT this moment of writing II man applies one
who, by ENLARGEMENT In the shaft Of machinery had
both his legs broker, spine severely injured and was
relief very soon by the application OF plaster to his
spine. He was soon enabled to work. and now he
labors as we'll ever He would oheerfully pay So foI
single plaster u they could not be had at lower rate
am surprised that surgeons do not make of these
perforated pasters to the exclusion OF all Others
their le1ibiliy and adhesiveness are greatly in ad
vance OF all other pasters with which acquainted
while the perf0rai0ns peculiar TO them render them
greatly superior to all others for ordinary surgical
uses. Knowing the plasters TO be so useful have nc
scruples that my sentiments should be known.
... a. w. JOHNSON NJ ID
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

From Dr.. I. W. ELLIS, Ca, Jan. g. 1S59.-If
could receive both boxes of the Garglng Oil 1t will
not be too much, as think I could soon find sale
for IT ALL the inquiry being frequent since 1t is sup.
posed that have 1t for sale.
From Dr. wM. 8. MCCALL, Chamols, Mo-, Nov.
ls6s.--Your Gargling Oil is taking the shine II
from all the lniments of the day. II sou desired
them, could procure dozens Of certificates from
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

Messrs. NOLAN Il Bros, Wholesale Drugglstsi !
Wheeling Va, say, under date of July "a, 1855. tina
they can safely recommend the Gargling Oil for
more diseases than 1t Is recomm snded for.
From j. X. FISHER Uniontewn, Pa, June 81,
lS67.-Your Gargling OIL is dsing much better here
than formerly, since its virtues have become
known, and the bottles put up for Family Use,
without stain, are much sought for.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

Extract Of a letter from Hon. NATHAN Lindsey,
County Judge Of Shelby Co.. Iowa, dated Harlan,
April 49, 1857. 1t is decidedly preferred to any
other lininlent sold in this section.
Extract Of letter from SAMUEL 8. HUPP, dated
Fallsburg, Ohio, July II, 1sO6-In June last Henry
saie had yearling colt that had what was suppos.
ed to be Dpthera for more than ten days that it
could not eat and the throat swollen almost shut,
and by the Of three or four applications OF the
dollar bottles did the desired effect.
From A. O., MEL, Lewisvillo, Coschocton 90.
Ohio, March, 1881 have used your GArging OIL
for the Scratches my horse, and II cured 1t with
the first application.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

2bI EAST 3IBT SrREET, New York,
DEAR SIR: For three weeks past have
been using your Plantation Bittors. For
more than four months past have been suf.
fering from what my doctor said was nervOnf
prostratiOn, being able to endure hardly any
physical or mental labor without great ia.
tigue. But had net used the Bitters o
week before was conscious Of their benefit.
ing me as nothing else had, and have con-
tinued to gain very rapidly since. till now
am able to be about my usual household du.
ties. To all who are afflicted with general
debility can testify from experience that the
Bittors are invaluable.
Yours, truly, MARGARET b. STONE,
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MARIA SsI5 GUIDE

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the subject Of the generatve system that ia worth know
ing and much that is not published in any other work
This invaluable work win be sent to any one Gree of
pOstage) on receipt of Fifty cents.
Address DR.. Butts Dispenser N. W. corner Fifth
and Market streets, st. Louis Mo.
10" Notice 10 the Afflicted and Unfortunate,
Before receiving treatment from any Of tho notorious
"Quacks OF this any other place who advertize in
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Nervous Affections Of the Head.
Certificate Of Ool. A. II. STERLING, as TO effect Of
Allcockis Porous PIAstorA

Allcocks Porous PlastorG
For two years have been o great Sufforo: from
Neuralgia In the head and found only Temporary rsiei
applied ono Of Alcocks Porous Plasters Icut II into
three strips, placing under each shoulder blade
and tho other the small Of the back and for the
past three months have had scarcely twinge Of the
old pain.
advise all who suffer from nervous diseases, TO lose
no time In making a trial OF the wonderful Porous
Plaster. A. +. STERLING, Sec. Singer Mfg Co.
New York, June 3, 1868.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
Whooping Cough.

CAYUdA, Kinds County, Miss.
r. ALLOocK a Co.-Gentlemen: Please send me
another six doEea OF your Porous Pasters They are
in great demand here for Whooping Cough. They ao
ike charm. | could have sold two dozen this week Il
had had them. Send as soon as possible, aud obligt
JOHN l. VILLA MS, y. NJ
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
NJ -

From CRUAR & Bros, Cochrans LANDING, Ohio,
Nov. 20. 1s56.-We are pleased with your medicine.
1t has been the means of curing great number Of
different diseases upon persons, as also upon
horses. We think 1t cures all you recommend 1t
to do We want you to send us the larger proportion
of the variety for Family Use" in small bottles.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26
THE GREAT FAMILY MEDICINE
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

II fS both an Internal and External Remedy.
WNHE PAIN KILLER
III Should be used at the first Manifestation Of Gold
or Cough,
WNHE PAIN KILLER
IL Don't fail to keep II In the house ready for use.
TIME PAIN KILLER
IL Is an almost certain cure for CHOLERA, and
has without doubt been successful in curing thiE
terrible disease than any other known remedy,
the most eminent and skillfu Physicians. In India
Africa and China, where this dreadful disease s oteI
less prevalent the Pain Killer Is consid by
the natives, as well by European residents In those
limAteg, sure remedy
TIME PAIN KILLER
u Each Bottle is wrapped with full directions for
t. use.
KVHE PAIN KILLER
n Is sold by all DTuEsiats and Dealers In Family
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-05-26

DR. GREEN, No. s69 Broadway New York, informs
us he Sold on Monday June % 1852 two plasters to
young woman suffering severely from lumbago. On
Thursd she called TO get two more for friend, and
then stated how the two she ased on Monday
and CURED HER IN TWO DAYS OF q most distressing
pain in her hack and loins.