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DAILY

TKR.B1C HAUTK. INI'.

Wednesday Morning, Maiycta '25tMj^

:Repm»can__«tate«*W-

ROB OOTEBXOB, FFFFI.'

Cot. CONBAD BA.KEK, of Yanderbul^Hg^ FOR LIEUTENAKT-OOVEBNO*, '•&' OOL. WILL CUJlli ACK, of Decat

OR saCBSWuti orAtATK,

MAJOE MAX. F. A. HOFFMAH, of rOB

ACMTOB

DLETON.

STATE.

MAJOR

JUHK V. EVANS, of Hamilton. TO* TREASDBBB OF STATE, I

"ESERAL

NATHAN KIMBALL, of Martiu.

*0* ATTOBSE* OEKEBAL, ,U

JJ,

D. £. WILLIAMSON, of Putnam. fOB- SWEBIKTEKDElrt OF PUBLIC ISSTCCTlOjr, BABKABA8 0. HOBBS, of Wayne, |POB ELECTORS AT LARGE,

THOMAS H. KELSON, of Vigo, BENJAJM|N'. If. OLAYPOOI/,.of Fayette. F0B: EL8CT0B, flXTB DISTRICT,

OAPTAIS E. E. BOSK, of Lawrence. COSTISGEKT, t.CotosEL JOHN T. SMITH, of Greene. WU

As near'as we can ascertain, there are throe classes of Democrats on the finance question, viz: The Seymourilos, who advocate the payment of the Federal bands, principal and interest, in gold, at maturity tfce Pendletoniane, who insist that the principal of the bonds should be paid immediately in greenbacks and the unequivocal Repudiation ist, of the St. Louis pattorn, who would exorcise the highwayman's motto that Might makes Right. How these antagonistic elements are to be harmonized,* unified, solidified into cne affectionate whole at their National Convention to be hold in the City of Now York-on the 4th of July, is not quite clear but something ovidently must be done before the attitude of the Democratic party on the subject of natiocal finances can becomprohended even bv its own mombers.

illE Cincinnati Chronicle notes with the fidelity of. cftndid journalists, the

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sisianry of the Democracy with their own aruecadeuts in Stattt loguliition: how, as if perpetually c.of.scipus that they represent but a minority of the people of the Slate, they ignore the rights of the majority in every phase of legislation, ,1ust nor? some of the leading party Organs ehov/," irf a diSSrect dfrectioli, & "Simflftr regard for cuD&ieteney. Thus, finding $ po4 ion cf tboparty -,committed

PEiTCLE'roN, on .gccount of his "greenback policy,! ti|« ^lbftiy jltlarf-xecoitfid by others of leaser note, urges the aomlnation of Mr. OH ASK bv:" the Ne^ Yors Cauvantion. Consistently enough, these Democrats observe that if a greenback candidate is good, there should be no need of taking one at second hand, and, therefore, they prefor CHASE before Psir-

stated yesterday the storm of

Monday night produced such a derangement of our telegraphic facilities that we found It absolutely impossible to obtain a full report of tho proceedings had in the Court of impeachment, on Monday. The President's Attorneys appeared^ on the organization of tho Court, as our dispatches showed, and filod the President's answer to the impeachment which is an exceedingly voluminous document of a traverss and dilatory character. At theooncliwion of tho reading of the ans wer, Mr. EVARTS moved a further continuance of thirty days to afford the President time to prepare for the trial. After along discission by the President's counsel and the House Managers, the motion was rejected by a vote of twelve ayes to forty nays. This vote is significant of the temper of Senators respecting impeachment, and was strictly a party vote. Failing to get thirty days, theJPr.$idont'3 flounsal. signified a disposition to-take less-, and a motion to grant ten days was made by S&iator JoH^soN, but pending this motion the court adjourned till yesterday..,

Mr-' TkdRNTCfir, thte new BMtifhl Minister at, Washington, has got himsolf into bad odor with the Canadian officials, a tiling which it is easy for any one to do? inasmuch a9 Canadian officials have high and mighty opinion of thoir import slice, and are, therefore, illy' disposed to submit to anything which looks as If oth or people suspected that they were not as great as they supposed themselves to be The occasioH^for the expression of the wrath of tho Dominion arises upon the correspondence betweon Mr. THORNTON nnd Mr. SEWARD, in relation to tho "ab duction" of one ALLAN MCDONALD from Canada by the United States officials. This is tho man who was arrested, it is alleged in Canada, and taken over the lines. There was some publication of corrrspondenci about it a few days ago It seems that Mr. THORNTON had said that he would not ask for the liberation of MCDONALD under the circumstances stated by Mr. SEWARD. This jncites the argor of another MCDONALD, a Sir JOHN, who faid "that it was due to the House of Parliament (Canada) and to tho country" (Canada) that there should be aomQ explanation oi t^a extraordinary and unprecedented coiiduct of the British Ministor at Washington." MCDONALD spoke tlir plucVy pertinacity*ofa"true rv. i.UiiE, and said.that "we (CanKdiansJ ih. a rtvjt permit any British Minister to U'kJ upon.^msolt, to. any that he would surrender th« rights _and liberties of a British evibjest," Ac. What poor THORNTON will do to defend himself against this explosion we do cot know. He evidently "not hnrnod what terrlbU fellows tboso Cansdiacs ar^

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THE bill proposing to remove disabilijRravln^fith«rfcqrs wl aVj3|injkh9 'ate ,jl|bel|ion, 1

t'.8s from upjicattds such a on as wou'.d be likely to provoke ccL-sid^rtbla discord in ^JqiigresE.j 'It C-ODIS t^havo

BETA

ftitfodufcad to ravor

some porsons, because they are supposed to have repented fo* their former errors, ac| itfo-wiliiag to assist in the wock oi reconitruction. It would hare Deon more pleasant to loyal thought if it were apparent that their repentance had commenced at a time when tho hopes of the Confode* racy were yet proud and elastic. But nothing of the sort can be alleged in their fav?r. Tliey held on defiantly'to the last, and their conversion was even worse than

Cat tfdy T^chAkAlace\aKne rliWrfl- h^-«he^ir®B sui^ibed jbecaigjjka

Jot help 8 an^^v

Ucipated the majority of their" comrades and noBooifttea of tfre-Soutb, who_are still sullen and defiant. Their merit consists iation of the fact that ing by continued obaUnacjjJ^S^ reopen igetbe dttty that

tEey owe to themseti res to make the use of their oppVWS^-they have acted wijth di^cr^io^ J^hat they have done. ^m^f^n^^rf^reBS propose to reward them because they have not? bfctf/oii*icall^! Mrversei »d argungjt 4^8 to b«||bat tl# fatfa special favor, because it may be likely

that if it"* not

-£•••***,so11,6

'of

^phernes of personal ambition may be inWupted. It is not clear that the bill will fa»H kut, at *Hieveat«f the Houae did a wise thing by iU recommitment, with instructions to report back what reasons there were in each ,«M4,£ar extending the flriyjleg# thAftwere«^e^ toctheiudivWlials itaned. »*&

1 ,1»joY Conneclicat. Both parties are actively canvasslfi'g the

Staie^f&^HIl'jfeparal ^cclfod^hffchWdWs #n the 'fir! day in April nexti. ,. m«

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Many of the ablest1^tflar orators, ou ekch' side,'art addressing the voters from"' day to day, a'Sbd the area bf the State is small and the population compact^ every citizea is likely to have aifoir chance for such enlightenment as radiutes froiii the

stump. Connecticut.is, politically,i one ,of„ tho ulost uncertain of States. It goes sometimes one way and sometimes the other— and frequently the other \vhen there is no

gpod reiiaori to"^xp^c^ it'.'5"

Now ¥.-oiJi.aftd

Last year's vote, like thnt tn many other States, was was a good one to count itepublicuii gaina ifcsjii- A Democratic Governor was elccted, and Ihreo out of the ftni^dongpwimenchdsoii were Dem ocrats. VVe can do no worse than lose ifce Btfcte, as before. We rather hope to gun iU The tide eeems to be setting the ght way fof Uidt n^ult,|but desperate wiil h» rnfdl ibe Ceii/cracy oi

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Mr-

Counties*.,

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Total 46,578 47,565 In 1866, when a Republican Governor ^as*lie|ed Wiisifcan 6Q0'majority,'the tj»taT vofe '4aF lite than" 88,000r Lkst ar, when the Democratic candidate was ejected by ajmajority of 987, the aggre-

,te vote esfl^ed|d^fyioj^ Hd

WASHINGTON correspondents represent tjiat Senator WADE the daily recipient cjf menacing letters that a day seldom sses injwhtehkhtodoe«no^^ecpiv^ ano^ ous cdmmunicatiSns thftatenihg to lak( life in certain contingencies. These 'letters do not all originate in Washington, me come from Maryland \s others from arl'ouC ^(Ahts fd feouth.'

It is only seldom, however, that the Senator receives any of these letters, bearig messages otherwise than complimentary, franked by members of Congress. A fjjw mornings since, However, there was

at fpif^e

op the Senator's table, in his Tbom at th Washington House, was one bearing th frai^(o|ih^up|^r !gh|Mn£l ||nj|o]F the envelope, of "S. is not known what idea the Senator had aji to^Hts'ldiAAtifirti^ alter le^it^gkh^ ad* 4ress and the name of one who claims to rbpresont part of the citj of Cincinnati in Congress, it is reasonable to suppose that the

ii^#bk'lniidCMnd,^her'1in|(&40!^

vthich it was couched, took him a little ijy surprise. There was but a single sheet df white note paperL and on it inscribed fjie words: "You arc a d—d fooll''

It would be unju9t to accuse Gen. CARY of sending this mossage to Senator WAtK, t'f'-'B&li^g- ib&n-tt'ijkrvy W the sending of it, but it clearly demonstrates qne fa5t, and that^j, thl pdlitiertLiJharictir of the men around him in the capitol. Upon his iirst appokhmJe"^ HVaihiftg-" ton, it was believed th^the w^ould voto in sympathy with tfie party he naa acted with prevjQiis to hisjnoiyi|ia^on, but his first move, in'getting into a seat in the "South Carolina obrnar" of the House, was regarded as unfortunate to commence with. Ever since he hfts been slowly, but surely, marching ujlothejsuibraees Andrew tfdlraSoSr incrth^^etdMrAtic party, until he no longer has the regard of his old politioal friends.

THE STATE TICKET

SketchW IK# iJlfe* olr tft» Rep\ib. lican Candidates for State Offices.

JOB UETR^EIFITKT IOXF. WILL

CCMBACE.

AQU yvtluR tvulnBCf wOiKcTulT tuo xSTIM ilnvilrtateateei^ jwaeMjf^gtpgoing to the dommon Bchool about three months in the year. Having acquired what instruction tta.oaMid ,in the comiftoaachoo^ .he detarin go to pi a and his father being unanle to keep him/ he rented^o ^lfli^f^jound ^nd Raised a oro2 of oats, hauled the oats to Cincinnati in a wagQii, and aold them for fifteen cents a bu»hel.. .After all expwK8«nd purchasing his ohtfit for colfege, Including books md clothe*, he had but $16 75, and upon

ringing the colli, tuition, flrew&8 oocMn^vsN"om~mmi3:iTi WBTciCim. He stood atth^ AeaiuoRiifi classy 4ad bid more friends than any boy in college. Whe£ Ki& m6fcnt l#«r«: j&ihaast«d ha taught schoolaWhUo, got

leg.e tell to pay for *f!s ^rHuidf lybA ^nt, and

x}ifen»e, and has always tefo|ld to b«S".ojijil in any case where ^Was the pBpo£(mo practice 'a wron^gn tfcg otAr par^l Add to this his wefrkuowtt cbW* acter for truth and honesty, and his ability as an advocate, as might be expected, he is very successful in his business, and has a rapidly increasing practice.. .rf

pfctfc K"eV FTaW^Bbfrf, Ind we" need faj?t be surprised if ttey sticceed. There are eight counties in the State

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,e«u the twj pitftiesf uft the J'OovernorsliipV'^d tlJS'vote !^nearly feyery couty ""u out equally twlaneod betweefl the two

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artford itchfield .fi.Q.U.-.vAo.Ofe^ ....3,340 ....9,379 New London 6,833 Eoila Wind1

A .iddleaex New Haven..

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"^,678' 5,068 3,174 11,696 5,437

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In 18M ."Mr. Cumbick wkurfv4n/eu4lfc nominated for Congress by his party friends in his large district, and although hb iflWrgf the stump an experienced and able., politician of the opposition and astoduhed both his enemies and friends with his ability as a stump orator. He waa a member of the Thirty-fourth Cotigress, and al-. though the youngest member in the House he soon took high rank as an able debater. His first effort was on the resolution to investigate the frauds in the elections in Kansas, and Horace Greelly, who was then reporter for the New York Tribune, spoke more highly of his effort thaii any other speech made on the question. Ills speech was widely circulated through the leading journals of tho country.

In 1860 he accepted the position of Elector for the State at Large, and Spent the summer in that memorable canvass in Indiana, and by the force of his eloquence contributed a full share to the success of his party. He had the honor, being tbe first on the Electoral ticket, to cast the first Electoral vote of hid State against that "sum of all villainies," the institution of slavery, of which Tie was always a most earnest and sincere opponent.

At the breaking out of tbe rebellion he unlisted as a private soldier, and soon after wns appointed a Paymaster in the *Army, and wss appointed to the charge of a large district, and bad a large number of officers to repoitto bim for duty. He bad the confidence of all the officers, and men in his department. And the troopB in his department were more promptly paid than in any other district in tho country, and when the Government did not send funds fast enough to meet tbe demands of the soldiers, he would borrow money on his own responsibility, and his word was cften taken for a quarter of a million of dollais at tbe banks with no security whatever. He received and disbursed while in tho service, sixty millions of dollars, and so accurately and honestly had ho kept his accountf, that when he asked.tr. bo mustered out he was enabled to /settle his accouuts and balance his books in three days, which was a matter of astonishment to the devotees Wfrid' tape at Washington.

Two years ttgo he was, without his knowledge, nominated by a large cjnvention neighbors to represent tiis county in, the Stale tienate. He was elected, and took his cent in the Legislature for the first time in his life. Sooft after the comnjenfecment of the session he was chosen President of the Senate, .agd bis abiKty and Impartiality wore freely acknowledged by both political friends artdJ opponents. Mr. Cumback's frank, gonial, and hopeful manner, combined with hi? ae kpowhedged ability, always'inspires con fidence among his friends, and constitute him an admirable leader of public affairs.

FOB SECRETARY OF 8TATK—IDJUON'MII. F. A. HOFFMAN-

Dr. Hoffman was born at Jena, Grand Duchy of Saxa Wimear, Eisenach, Germany, on the 31st of December, 1832. His irtther was Professor-of Theology aii'd Oriental Languages at the University, and gave Lis three tops, of whom, the subject of our sketch is the youngest, the tfd vantages of an early and tho rougheduca' tion. After having, attained his fourteenth year, tho Doctor was sent to Eisenach to attend the Gymnasium* one of the very best in the country. He finish ed there his classical and philosophical studies, graduated, and returned to Jena, where he commenced medical studies. After two years study there be Visited the Universities of Wurzburg and Erlangen at which places he acquired the degree of Doctor of Medicine. Afterwards the Doctor spent one year in visiting t*he Medical faculties at Vienna and Prague, and after bis return home was one of the Assistants at the Hospitals of his nativq ^country. .......

In 1856, the Dootor emigrated to tihe United States, arriving just in' time to Witness the memorable Presidential campaign of that year. Having been •-•a .Republican in Europe, his sympathies were naturally with tbe great Republican party of this country, and hehas worked with zeal for the success of his partyever since

In JL860, after having lived most of the preceding time at Chicago, the Doctor moved to Valparaiso, Indiana, wbere'ihe retqained until be was commissioned as one of the Assistant Surgeons of Ninth Indiana volunteers, in which /capacity ho served until April, 1866, when the regiment was sent home from North Carolina, to be mustered out of service.

Alter his return home, the Doctor set 'tied at Logansport, Indiana, wbeie hehas b6en engaged in the practice of his profession. •0,'dkHi

FOR AUDITOR^ OF STATE—MAJOR J. O c'~

EVANS.

Mbjor John D. Evahs, our candidate /or Auditor of State, is a Kentuckian by 'bjrtb,-though that happened at such' an early period in bis life that he lias'no distinct recollection of the event, and would f6el just as well over the matter if he had been born i» some other place. 'At the commencement of the war he was in flourishing mercantile trade in Nobleftvillo. Up to-tha! time ho had been identified with the"'Demoeratie -party. When the first call was made for troops by the President he closed his store and raised tho first company that was accepted from Indiana in the throe months Service, of Which he was madu Captain.

After the brief term of' service had expired, he took an active part in raising the Thirty-Ninth Indiana Regiment, and wns rciado Major ot tho sam«^, in which capacity he continued during his l-jnn of service and his name is intimately connected with all the thrilling histoiy of that famous old regiment whif.h too familiar to all our people to need rehearsing now. He was never a condidate for any office before, but his education, which was finished at Yellow Springs, Ohio, and fine business talents eu^inontly^Et him f| the duties of Auditor of State. He is thirty-three years of age, and wiil make himself known to the whole State during the pending campaign.

MR. MATTHEW RIDI

ELL,

Scotland, writes, "I have fouh'd. Palmer's Lotion rtioro useful than anything I haye. triad fer a bad eruption I have had on the face for the last nine months—would you therefore send me two one dollar both ties, addressed-to Queen's-Hotel, Toronto, C. W. .'i [d*lw'

VOLXTPTTTASiES

little, money,

andretum^ ut Adding thu process too WflWTiOThlB impulsive nature, he commenced.the study of law while

Cincinnati, he cowmeaoed tha practice of lpiw- •-IB ^reeabarge --^TlMtwa. As-

in perfume, your desltl

isgra.tified: th^"FLOR DE MAYO," of PHALOU & SON, is the jnost exquisite

HAS Nature an antidote for acquired diseases? The PLASTATIO.V BITTEBS, prepared by Dr. Dr*kei" t^- New -York, have no doubt benefitted and cured more persons of Dyspepsia, Nervoosne^, Soar ^tomach, Loss .of Appetite, Sinking Weakness, General Debility, and Mental Despondency, than mny other «ferticte it existence. They are composed of the purest roots and herbar carefully prepared, to be taken

lhwyer He has nif^r beieo known to ad- article—sapWAr to Cologne and at hi vise anybody to go to law except in self- the price. 25deodw2w. except

a tonio and gentl« slioiuhtnL

They are adapted to any age or condition of lif«,-*nd are extensively popuJarlf iUi mothers and persons of sedentary habits.

MA^KOIJA WATKR^—AdelightfoltoUet half price.

EMENTlfN

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EDITION PUBLISHED

BHiXIiB. CQAJTS, for the UnioH,, reat'Bebellinn.

Engravings and 6U

pales, it' the iploieet aod «heapett war, xwk pulliehed.- P/iceonly ^,W"?lie pollic are captioned against infrrfor V'Orks irifclftimua# title. ««e that ib* book yon buy contains ovcrUK) JSntr»ving» and 610 pages. AdBreu, JONES, BBOTHEES & P.O., Cincinnati, Ohio Chicajro, III., or Bt. Lo6T» Mo. "'1* Vri i-i -r-—•

MOORE'S IRIRA1 NEW-YORK EK, (the Gr«(at National Rural, literary and Family Weekly) to the gereml notice and support iu evrry pectio^ol the U. S. and Canada, toe ThirteenNtimbers of this Qunrtar wUt be sent,, on trial, forfoNLT FIFTV OENTB I Tbeuuuilsera.willcontain uinre and better'Keaditig, Illuatratloii®, Ac., than the whole year of inany a Monliily costine 81 ito 33. Tho Kmiii waa griatly EnJargwl Siiil Improved in January, and Is now by the Beit -»ul HiOSt Cempiote (ad It has long hen'n ibe LosdUg and largost Circulating) Journal of itsiclasB on the Cunt nent. Itemployu the Beit Talent, (having able Oorrmpotid^pg KditorB a"nu

Contributors in the Jiaat und Wtat, North and Soilh,) is

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adapttd to every Family of taste, In both Totru anii Codntty. Foil "price, $3,00 —Trial

Yamily r' Foil Vri

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AJUTK0.--TEATE'bil.^JvGJfiNTS, to sell an article n-eOl^d.ia otefy tumiljr. Hard-. ire and Grocery St .rea.«iill„buy tbern. ldiIreB» 1th stamp, BOUBMiC, DASpS A KNoW^LES, .Qevelftud, Ohio.

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tile most dintiugniabed !'itinos of lurepo and Illmtriti"' with... over 125 Steel and Wood Kujjiailugi. In one large oitavo voluma. Price

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DE9CBIPT1VE WOBK cf 140 pages, fully illustrated with a ^eswmui colored ptate -1 lOJengrftvIngs, containing a list of over 2 AGO fietfe* bf "Flower and Vei»eta1 Si«ds- aliro*, ..J T»ri«tiea of.the choicest French ilfbrid GUdiolos. Ali^he Kov«ltics,,both of tho Flower and Vefeiabife, fjr 1408, will will bo found described in the above work. Tastefully bound in cloth, colored nlalea, post-paid. 5J: in paper covers, pott-paid, 'ib' ctnu. Ad3resg VASUBORK 4 C«., Horticmtural, Hah, g.oaton, Ma«.

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of thought on the questions tnat intereot m,N JS TI

cv?ry cotninuuity,.

Mot HAVING

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^e aVe how recusing and ipehiog ocr Sp portatlocs apd^Auctjon.^^cbaMS at, .nd Aui liiid FkESCH wiich.we'Bhallhe pleased toshowtobuyerri. W wfll niake it to the interest of both Jobbers and RJtailers. to examine them.

MTe wi alio opening our Imptfrtation^' of LINES TnilTK GOOua AND HQSlKBT, many articles of Which are low a*ftt »n time previous ,to|thb"War. addition to the above, we lnvite attention te odr stocka of CL0TH3, HOTIOIfS. ,CABPETB4 l4.,aadaleo ,, J.

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oither and the boyiand

girls n. ftrlv as ranch as mon. tireat iuducements offornd those who «1U devote their whole time .to -tfio buslnecs. and, that every person who see* t|is notice may eond thoir address aud- test the business for tliMiisolve?, I'maku the lollowin^ mi paralleled sofler -To-all who arw not wall satis lied with the i.nsine(», I will send 51 to pay l'.r tSe trouble of writing. Sull liftMlculais, directfcns, Ac., sent froe.' Samples sant by mail for ID ETA, "AddreSH E. 0.

A LLKS,

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Plastic Slate! Plastic Slate!

A ]tccoutrvction of Fu'i erLed Slnit Kcci. ,*M AVUNG completed our arrangements there JU fnr,' we Will nov lease a large part of

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"vKAMBSaUIIi'S COMBISATIOK.

Siquare numb, Level & Bevel!

3Thw greatest '.nvi-ntlon of the ago, and c-nn that evi ry M^i-'.inic, Workman aud Farmer In the land wili imy.. Send address, with name, State, €ounand Post-Oflice, plainly written, and we wili gcaid circulars and torus. \v. S.

BATOHEIJPEBSt

CO., Pittshnrg, Pa..

MjiS CO MANC S. or 8onl-CX»Rj-inln{f. MT. How either ges.niay fascinatepnd gain tue afiictlons of anyone they choose, instantly 'abo sscur.i pro»p.-rity in love or business Kvpry one Unacquiie this emgular power. ItLj ineer, exinir book hot been pbbllshid ly US t«n isara, »sale of which has boen enormon#, and i* the ly book pi the kind ,Ja! Shgl sh langnBge, by mai| nts, oi five for ,0ns dollar, tocetuer v. itii a gciOe to the unmarried. Addro T, WiLtlAM a-tO., Publlshfra, Phllad«lpiiia. .. -.

URNW

ex-

tract ever distilled, The beautiful fio^e from which it takes its nam^ia^the mo fragrant floral produt of tbe. Western hemisnhere. Sold by all druggista.

jffijsrr.

fried and not found Wanting.

daitn It vmi crt Tw«»ty«w (SUf) UiWany ither Axe made. 'MeKEEsroBT, Dec. 19,1?67. HESUO. LwrujOprr A Co.

Biasi—I have fully trifd your Patent Aie aad. flnd thatit-lt aM th%t jou claim for H. It will chop faster than any fcther Axe that I evsr saw, •nd leaves the wood without stlcking at all. would not cbpp three days without one for the coet. I neet net say anj mott, for any mati that

~^JttEL*jmt?RbVfe jDAITIOS !—23,iSaSi£"'SSSjS on tW patents will be pr.seSuted atooi ding to law. Venders cr dealers, and persons using anj infringement, are liable with thetnaksr ef the inidngement.

for Sale by all Dealenawiifce Maatb factnr»r«, ljPpixcott&bakewell (8pccn»n»T»Iomacort

I 8ol0 OWMft

Si«tsbnT«he P»-

AUBM G1UMH, for taining 110 pages, illustrated with 80 engravings oi flowers and novelties, with foil descriptions of nearly 8^ V»riatla3L-GtJSlflwe.r and Vegetable Seeds accompanied with complete practical directions ior tne cu tivation and treatment, and

•W Hontd. the ysar^rwindi'Ajr^^flismiaty eI $50Jlo $8vfl fE* Mo.VTHlto tl#^ Jskfing amall-japtai. We ^aafantwithe abova,monthly aalry active Rent's artbcir'dwuhoMell. Kvery Ageit, Fanner, ^ardtwr, Planter a«d FntlGrovver, North and South, should send at oucefor!

a I A

OBKATOlMXBlBfJTIO^ Kil liad-

MKTK0F0L1TA\

Every Tlcktit Draws a. ftize,

6 Cash Gifts...

6 1

io *l

3«jJ 100

W® REST!—In opler to introduce,

Kle^aut

a-i

A €liancc'«!o Draw auy 'oi1 the nboie Vrizt-M by Purcliaila^ MseitiM'TieKiji for CfitIS—i'lo&tus.dtziaribifig iaoli. ibaledln Kuvciuprs and th^ioufhly iiiixed, Onr&Chipt tofiiciB. a rfcale 1 TiClc«t will oeili»w'n, wltlroul choice, and ddlverea at 'oV ient btJ mail to, any add cess XUe ^ngo uimed upt,o ft will be doiivertd to the tick«t-iold»r on pajmoot of one dollar. Pritea »il!' ue immod ately »ent to any add*eS9j-ai rt-]Ucated, bj ti-prt-ssor rfcluto uiftih

Ifou Kill knotvi what iour k»rlW-*ia before yo« pay tor I*. Any -pri?.* may beexchaiigeil lor another of il».i fuine. ivalue. JtO. illauUtt. i3a?-^ir partoorfr^n dcpVntl'Aa fairJlea'.ioj' -.1'

HKFEKliSU'KJj.—-fiin hfoliewjug pc«sonaJ baf lately drawn Valuable Priz f,(roui tUiaCJom. paiiy. and1 ltindiy pen*iltt6{i itie us# oi' their IiHItSt 'i -f. iii jiliIji.(n .,"lj

Uurtis, New Itav-JB, Uold, Whtfo, $Sfib Jack-ion,

D.ubv}nefc

BAihlSM FSipai NSW X0»K

j^arehSth ana^tb April 15 m? May 5th and 85m.

With New hte&niKbips' Of tho First Class ltWfcB THAN fit AM WhE. ^or farther Infdrtnation aidreas'thu-'uniierslgn' at 117 West Street, Sew' Ttt

D..V.11A ilfGTOH, Agent,

The AIttr poiitan yift Cotspany art diitrihnIn 5 many v«luable tht finanner ofdoioi to I tt fairritealii^A'.mi' IhclV'plo itf ctory tUft^ .^c^ent^ttonTScBttakiS,6.kh .lliejr

iRh« i. 2 tr.^S

Iftsl .Jith, 1SB8.

& vi

1 3 3 &

STE-WAB PJBICESr

vealtoien pr.ba Urawo, latatisfa.-tory, .i£tinmediatetyjdUvr to he a draw

lor one dSllar. A,lriuiid (jf ours,, last w.eek, a $50J ptlslaVhtCh hq brhiuptlV receiveii. s,

Ucc.

50.A, M«3: Mat sr Voil Niw as.

Riiveiopes coutMag MielMhtilitr -1::: •sp. Six lic^eti) ij"r ,On«. IjMUar.^ nttot&i. Two». rtiarS' 411 le^terrjhoiitd b4i addressed to

application to-' W/OpNWDSOS'i!" OO-jiTiirk laid, Ohio Uostop, ijlpji^tor Sti ioufcyMOl, "-..ui biii ,t

THE OELEBBATEI

And will present any- .pn^sou »&nillug.u9 a club T:v our CH'at *. OSK i^JLIxAIl ^12^, of ItHX ANy FASCX tiOOOB, a .. ui ^'atch, Piert- cf Hhwitiiig, SilfclH-eks i'ttttera/Ao.",

Free oi* Cost! Catalegue of Gofcda artd^ft^lS sent fo'fuiy addrfeflfct:'.

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Allen, Hawes 15 fp«lcral St ,HoNl«ii, Mais. I'.O. Kox ,J,

iioletftle Peni-H-f 111 renr.ti, Oflri iish Alhumi 4". A

c.U

if.

DilF r--IP fce,iasi tiiK

,v* oa hand line stock of Sash, Ioora and Blinds, of our own mannfastoro, which wa wUl aailat wy small »dwo» one at.

We Warrant oar Work

o3 Korth Market st„ Boston, Mass. Buying of us will ftirnUh employment to yoar

ment with alive man in evnytiounty, who wising n»aktt references. Kocapil •loess how paying fl,£Oi pw motttlt, Snd' «ly tttf profits facmy pay. Addraut J. ©II i/HHftHtfk* jnrgb, Pa., i^tiu -,n g.-.imL aarAXTEP. 'ACi*:vrs.-tgrtrt

[iminmntmiMi

Wii, Window~a%tf

Ai»y.

Ha it. IB

1::

ijooo"

au i.ia'jAru

ti.rillgi

MachinHi 6« tis

hours

toning Machine, 9M

fa t.,- liuttaio, S

4(hu-,t:, Pianq^a^j,

sioian.

UaqtortiWiUsi A Co.viiil

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1t«r, HUlM Ca.yiv] A.7JS liroadwa^, St. JSXtU Sii 1J

ij Agents Wanted. saobaoq

want lirst^olaM Agents "to NKWhTABSliUTTtE SEWIJJH MA0H1NI&.

«KSA3¥,

WITH ,F ..

TW flrouiii jifc'S, Pijonounoed by all^rhoha tutral and beautiful unit VtJIt'E ovftr yot intrsdntrtd ^i^attleboro, Yt., the original Inventors and HanuUcturers., 41JiJrooip^ §lj.,.^e^.i'orfc 208., North"4th l-treet, St. Eouis^.JJIo. JJorth,7th Sti, Phil*. 115 BaSdalph'ijt.', Chicago. i,,' ,.:.

yr.otHiT^. Tit

ViaiTltiS ii tKillB!

Greater inducements than ever boforeoffered to" persona getting up clubs in our OAJK DOLLAR SAL£

St-ud for JSew SprihtfU'lreniiir, PAHKiCB & tit :md i. Tod^ral at., ton. STaen. "•." 1 1. -T w. 1 -J Joiit ,1 .•

tWATCM

terms. &>N^ ifood

TER-

F«it5t.— AOlt^rs WAKtJEir

to ntfl

.at' uUi'le utkd fey tvorybody,.

raelves »M°W0t*.0b *»r-

rwnMi II II dli

prpg, iu JPfcs^fiwii Store. b-t.\ilodiua TOl ,6dW ll'-l* %mii ,^abi9iSiit ii-iga.taM

ft6'li 10

cu larfi bTT5ttnaI

G.. -wotj l» boaiig r. li. iii: 1 njuqui eStieabsa tariuDVir aiU »a. iii Muu* -•{•ids .si bet i8tbinn|li 9th,

-Ja

Mi. ii 1 Wtii .'

^bodon ew .aoi «9r!q»t iidi ^CMsWitlcdl*. IUe'Stuffs, MetH cities Oust TiHnts,11 Wbte

Fancy Goods, Toilet Of Beery '-JD^bHption.

,'W5'

I'D Sewing 2j0 Sluiical I3oxej.-iv jj5i to OX) 30".t ITiuo GolOjiValcUes...._ "5 to 3DQ 7fU Fino Silver Watches..'... 30 to' to i'luoOl I'albtiDgo, F-am-d Kngraviiifs, Stflver Ware, Photograpti AJiuins, sjw a large, .assart-! mont of Flue Uold Jewjelry, iu all v^lucdj^t l,OdO,OiO« I3pLLAiflS,,.IAlti

.» /ilUSsHM'I'] '-if -ii'ii

6boif? Pbillp! arren.

ilcfJarty, ui-I, Ivy $500 JaB. Bogeri Wa»h: iDBton, I. tV, Musieai liox SlW ti, D. Wi

liij-rniwij'Jfiin^

8 AlachiiKi 273 iSi 1

iijcfcfMt., iBrodkiyi^, Moot) ill.'

.w|

.«y~ttyobliBh ho.napyea wl^hoyi ^rmjtefipn.

^PINIOKS OF XM»: PttESS.—•"Musicali.«^tlval»' several t.int^i postponed, impelling puicnastrsoftidkotB^jwalt for'tbbntW 'for' itte' U4*ti ibutlon, ha»,iujpaired.. IS tic c^ttfi3st.«o Aa »V(A affair.-- 'Ut&Bfa falr]WWIu tbeold aurf) trak ihopriee, ly £o pttjtatmj pi the one dollar..-. 'Uhts i»ttte.pl*6 of fws#, WiM?* 173 Broadway,, the ujokt'atractira fnce of the &iptIiiow iju opvrAtiQD ,lh»y are doing the largest 6usii#ss'' atf(f Reserve UtjitgucceBs. Ynta cannot draw a *100,(100: f*rnt

cttref*a«d»»twd &KAntMoifl(b)t

Sti

•ilfe Best, Cheapest

A-

iiiitch frc-Atflheyerv ceff Agent. 1 S^Dd^KflijRts erl 5-iis.^h. ituii I'ircniurs. 3!sSUFACtPU RIS« CO..i t"l 2»ftWh"Phirtr«lWi .-if: Louts,

tviioleifde Tto'nl-t-if in'Fren'r.}i,'6flriu»u atidKng'» isji Dry and Fancy Gooilt. Cutlery, I'lrfled Wurh Llhum Leatb*rtWoods,,*8..«iOlt i.

THE CHEAPEST BO"* EV£a rtSUEBEO, f(attaining nearly Three' IfUBdwd fSges [And 1.10 Fine Wirt**abd-of the

Anatomy of the Human Organs fa a statf of H*alth ari DiseaVa," wTtI»' hlreatlsaon" EarJy'Errors, H* fteploriblw rn»cjn»»»-M'bp'in' th« Mind'

thfc only rati nal a^idsucoeesCul mode of Cute, aa sikOwn by'the' r6|)ii t'f^Vgoa 'f fektiiJ. ATruih(ul adviser to tbe married and tho** contemplatmarriage, who eni'.rtain donbu oi tbelr ileal condlt!on-.J»B«W«iM*'j»tJfBAage (o auy adnreea, ou recclpt of 25 cent* lu Mamp« or postal cufreaoyi'hy BddrwiiD*-DB, I»A'. K»IX, i.'cr, «l Maideoikaoo. •& lh»ny„ ,Y.t Xfco author M»0? he consulted upna.any of th? flMoasos upon whish lit! htwV rtratsj 'either fsnonafij dt by laafl.— SUdMnes sent toaoj part-of ChW#orM.

OMK BOLLABEAtH. *-rrEBS C'flttok .(Jiolh', 'C/esS Tatferiiij F»nt YV Pa tteras- Sewta* alaohtesr,' Watohej, Dry and Fancy Jlsods, Ac.,. io..»»nd Tsni Mitts far Patent Pen FoauUiu, wit Blip 4e8crii)injriau.article'Tn our (?6Uar sali."

Aiiy per»on,'(male ar tMfkl*,) o»h i#iii In S clitb of from 30 to l.VJO, at same rateX*0*te..foteadh). and liot a priroluai for so doiog. Bt»» IS HSBISTEBCD LETTIBS." -Swnrjrtffl tnall-d-fr»e to any address. IASTMAJ? 4 KENDALL, .. 65 -Hanover fit., Bottso^ Macs. wa I 1 'i v*-..-£TS

A/r. ESTATE -AX3fcH2ifcOXV: FARMS, WILD iAUCS^ ifj ,: .i Aad Cltr Property of every dwrljaom for SAI*..

An experienpe of fifteen enable w| tolasnre satisflretton In every •rfepajtni*nt^fHWgln«A relatlag to ageaaraiBeal Ji»ts A««nfcji,_:iL

HABBERT-&

a»*Ui i. :i

W .iM

617 81. Charles Street batwaaKStttt

rx mm and- i-oAh* Wr Ae aoa^w. .^•9* iwijatr® toUr i*ss( (Sftire 4*dJ ila bna ,«i

swiu 1 ii .3Ti'je."E

,r,iil

gas fcdi ivitia gnivaii iiaois 0 t.-'-tsw

cRRmi snfso 0}

ZA Siafl« Qnei*m&^trLifetii»». aaftd MA anil* .yii] edJ V/ gnmirn|9d tCTvWSF-^PHICBEV WS81

Oroatew Uni/fyBgtjr,

rtndSB**tDui*bliIaA'i:J:

I 1 stmments for Writing ever meL iJy.J \Z1

Otflandy«m i^^«iiji1i!T6tlyaaaptMto Jour hasdandstylajOt wrttlar, ^ranclose^sia^ SI»

MOttTON* ,1: ...:La«Jwe MJUOMW LASM, jciiaqioii.ns IUIV KUjHl.

COAL.

OHN McFi furnishing tha

scrieiied

...

-a ::.i tif...

•{sdi tiiolod

OKdM -i.J

WOO© AND COAL.

Thb uii^ei4tgij«0' lfr (fetlv^i-lag theV *tinerl or !OoaI if the J^onebr Ooal JKialo* Cuni^r1'

fould refer csnsumers to B. L. Thompson, BSi_ .(frderf Street, -tt^ation. ,lr a«iiov«/7

lOAI/tCOADIt :t iin »ayd asai -id 1 iv is a is a ii Tbei-Pept ia tM*a

E. Essp.

hrielte'lESoaTj-if"ordarisd leftat MeV' aetn?sStdre, tm»Maia- B^or Iirtock A.Bsk Rl¥ EeStfWbfiWStJltlfWWi -. u35..

•gis «t)W

USsinfc an*attSoiarjfckeet ...aai

to jO. O.Smith A Oo.s Store store, will ^iiast'if fSiom»t attsaURK is*«sktes with Asa. Ac' Ida .}3oLits,Wl*tfGi nd

Vl'ttbtL n* S±M Hii

Mk ^sfa4%f OAJ

to warrant the first [!*S

isi

64 WAUrCT 8TBBET,

iSTdwly Des Moines. Iowa.

Kariy's ftoe*,#o Kftti Wreelr

ear.r«ap^s»»Myi 1 hg—f|rt 1 Ms jhl

JOui»raKxat._ jsu D.8COTr._ja*o.(iu.

HIOKOOX & CO.,

UAL JBIAIK IROKKKS

pjph op p«4p ^e-f»«,

fii/iuiimmtM ettwUu# tm» -aiaqaiq -.ivi 1 --v»1 »«,'i a in*

iii

t«q it

liTfUW^W I rahla rasldaoce oa South Market Street.— acras of gronad, wall aai with frait and akrdbbery. Price, 97,WO terms favorable,

HUI. Very chMp.

.ii •,(...«!* .^ovstii!«4W

ti» lots la Dean's AUj^i^^y cheap.

.jfNd aSSssuaaa,rtaga^s flai-dad^"-»' '"5 itt I ..^it.u.iT S.'C--'/ l-'-a S.Mlls^ aeaty k^w^.as fenced, veil in proved ure'^ad the fMM?. bui, ""T

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'proniotinir its Crorta, erallicatin^ iu« mcr*4od'»awaruU5lnU-l\r'lm*lnW

le&vuilhe 9rah t.Ll.AK

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Abstract*, ^u^i^i/urwihiad, tKI»n*&fl»

t-elat

iU till -1

..M -j

'6ft Baildlu l^^a^olnkic^he ottyt aorUffM

yod, sis^—iow price and favirab^e tanas.

House and lot, on 1st street, north of Clark Houaer—6 Msm^-dtt**^ Hut* stable,

tflof

.»iq TChi .1

lit difcoap

•*4rf)'''U'rta 9^5 UU *ihihea«t' 2i

Jfea iu cultivation, balance line timber. (Vary —.A t-

Vt lV I.'- t.iVWl

%ENDBICH & LANCTE, jii

:y.'iw,i..

•. tf

O^loie DWfUiW MsHoaal »sn, &«l. DAMt b(

Hfititte

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^j-: 15c inc til to Hiiita a til ai btiji.liilfj

!id

,»'jUtr toliii'j -Kjoaq iia tifle

ty IiOti) In Liutou Addition te T«rre Bauto fcue^ancMof.'east O iVostraer,

[.alula Sndlol

buaa «uLlaatla:l(cMarrala'#AdditltioO',

Ihtue an47p! in Rejje a addition ou ,8th street, .— addition UU ,W.U Win., 't*e isrd1lil oa Poplar,' benr«4U' Tith aiicl 7rh straits,: {.is. sju .i r.v..• i.-l ....

lot^M^ Maib

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2lri io 7J a^oi

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crea below tho Boliinf •UU^Ms#iMS|isaiaii1

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ioa. wumkar .i&j'. »di a Aftfr 'Cd **ru a1! bi

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CTMK» •Agrafe BPi tv4niioaK flOiJfl: .. 1—nstseqe ft s:i -y ll^l.

tor ait eld-eBtap'¥rea'

-l%larl prtospald tot Ifeil.al MB "ftotiJ^o«tua«|,:iasarth

.t££ii

OODS.

Goo 1 1' nporium.

HA3Y HfPiaaTvraYa

mnu.

MM "aehinf-

lire Sjgv

Ilfiitifti Ilttte (V Mid

of either Oast Iron, Wrought Irfci »lis—styssjf ifti coMa^sut

tv,,.rr.

[mprmn^pm^ Aaaa* SttskwkS WMn*a«lliB*#eit«inifDj

:«(it

(Sooeassoas

BJSfJT BYMAIkSAFKl.y. I Pricu, Fifty Cent* ami upward. 1 .'ii uZi u.' 1 iTfcfS No TWi^relinq Ag0ritsEmployl6(f.

Joaasta Oaov«a,-E2 fc3S."

I [aVl«VuiexUiStWistabnMa^ft, ii& mi'la fall sMatttii, wi ki^df.pf.wQi* ls oar .liaa, ia.ib aai I at short notice

eoTj

rtable StetionanrfkigiDes

joiuit .ni-} til uanwl&i .! I LMUm ABD HAW VlUif AOAiNhry L:-., A *41. l.i :... '(VBN-lUiUi.Bn AN* CSAffl MUU AUD UA-

ipiAed to do

ilias, ia'iba. beetsgrifi

MlMBmwlfl 1 ..j oj 1-

n:iol taa

aid b«tg i.-fi*

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»3« (4 sail io aJanofc odJ o.' ..i ..a noend.7. vt-

sH ,aai.i-.*tjrtL' 4 noendot. v^sii

iM atonoanie 'to ttto'eltiaiitritof 4?irt»'Mani ii «a(l*ittaat^tth)M»a haei ofsusd at.

Soutli Fourth

^PPOfi?T* TO* MAHtST RQ«|liu^0i Afall aad well Weotedatocfe ot ,v,(

jftW BICeS ilTO lKDICIHBS, OtesUesis,Oll

SJM

sadBreStalb, ".... .-.r :-d .uidai.

4:- 'bnii-iWhti.U OJ liisia iwj

pisaiirti.atEHronjBa.

ICUi...' Slfli U: —. SSil

j£,!wl^ea%i^aMfip' ^aaJ^Hir^

»e^(o#esiNurii 'Frftee. lis soilor a« bas loT aatloa

Jo iialbneri a 70

=-22®'- Io .-lutbasii 7d Jq-rDis ^1 •aavLa yt'ig q! Jg»qz:. odw ns^aalf 901 ittis: ad. jfl

lUHJTq?'.

4ft flo«& FourOi »t.

4*?t! tl -^etireeKlWiW^WWn^3^ °'iJ

[jthat

co,

I, »...^» IV vifr a wan dLAHSt nuo

ol •&**¥ .ai ajojt a»i 1 FEBRUARY 18th, 1868

*tifcE||: ,'#ea a

Si BAJUtTiV ,a*i

Ipriu^.Jtaeatfi €iood% w«a Otaat^ *»rietys' atJ»tU uiu4rtf«»

jL, RTPZ1BY &

-U -J-O -e.&oi.fel £»V(

I vory choice liLeol

Piat^EtEC C£LAIM£a. ,.,t

|At 88 1-3 Cents, iftt *l

TVfil.LL fttVT.LY& COH.„

"it I 3jna (jit, -gtt jij utd atttj£u« JiW Jl'.'M -^finW tUill .tl MAJvfty .n„s HLUACHED NUNLlflflki

At Popular Pilcw, at''

ELLrR fPLEY &

1-3J-'1

Jft'Oal"' Estate ^oliinin tt t-M tVv I fiwnwV V.»T «V ,V»TI

la.

a,alt ol 1«

a A

CO'S.1

HpAVY SHEETINGS'

brf.Kn ar..t illcachrd, M. 7 4, 8-4 9 i, 10-4, at

TVlSZT^TPLEY Jb

CO/£

WRtfifsTir «i^iiist

peff yari»!

XVELL,

t» ,*s}&}r bs

,'ixif^ FiturjuiTjr.

RIPUEX & WS.

SILJECS,

T^ELL, RIPLEY & (]Q8.

all. the .Popular .makes imported,

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