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.ilsyrMofJ J? tl . Ml W19 II M Editor 4c Proprietor. VOL II. NO 70 Special Notices. The World Antoaiffbed, AT THE WOlMrUL nEVKUtTlO.NS MADE BT THE (J life AT ASTBOLOGlST, I. A- rentgo. 81m reveals secrets no mortal ever kse w. 8he restores to liappiuestlitoe who. from dole In) ev-ut. catastrophic, crosses iu love, loaa fbf nmtUiu and friend, loss of money, e., have kwm dewnondeut. 81m brioa togeth er thoaaloag separated five information oon-t,- m5Dt Meatus r lovera, ..om luri or atolen property, tea yon the business yoti are bent qualitted to porsne ond iu what yon will be inoet ueeeml- eanses -.peedy mar riages ami tells yon the mj day y0 will marry, gives Jon the name. likeue and ajWatriliea ofthe iwn-ou. She read your ..r. th.uialiu. audbv hf almost supernatur al power tioveilatbe dark ami biddeu mysie- . a 0 - . i . ii.. knit t of tbe iuune. rroui me to fruiauieut tbe malefic rtam thataver MMB r predominate in the oouani-atiou from tbe aspects and poaitious of the pieties mml the fixed stars in the beav at the Pine of birth, ahe deduces the fulin-e demiuy of an. Fail not to consult the greatest Aairol ogist on earth. It costs you hut a trifle, aud a may never again haye ao favorable? au op portunity. Conaultation fee. with likedess and all desired iuforinatiou. I . Parties li v ing at a distance can consult the Madame by mil with safety autUatisfaction to themselvea a if in person. A full aud explicit chart, i out, with all inquiries nuswered ami ; enclosed, seut by mail on receipt oi arte above, mentioned. Toe stnciesi secre cy will be maintained, and all rorrcspoudeuee retamei r destroyed. References of the high -eat order furnished those deiriugthetB. Write plainly the day ofthe month and year in which ..... wra born, enclosing a small lock of hair. Madame H. A. PBEBIOO, P. O. Drawer 29-'J. Buffalo, X. Y. march 28. tgg. tw'T There coiueth glad tWny of joy to all. To young aad to old, to great aud to small ; The beauty whic'u once waa so precious and la free for all, and all may be fair. rar' My the me or CHASTELLARS WHITE LIQUID r ENi MEL Yor proving and Beautifying the Lom- The most valuable and perfect preparation in use, for giving the skin a beautiful pearl like tint, that ia only fooud in youib. It quick ly removes Taa, Freckles, Pimples, Blotchw. vi... i. ptW. Sallow uess, Eruutious, aud all impuriti.'sof the skin, kindly healing tbe same leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster. Iu use can not be detected by the closest scru tiny, and being a vegetable preparation isper feed v harmless. It is th? only article of the kind used by the French, aud is considered py the Parisian as indispensable to a perfect toil t Upwards of bot tk-s were som aunug the ,Ast var. a sulficieut guarantee of its etiB- acy. Price only 75 ceut iseut by mail- post aid, on receipt of an order, by BEttOFiB, 8I1UTTS, A CO , Chemists, 285 Birer St., Troy, N. Y. aprflV67.- twly. EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR 1 1 CHASTELLARS Hair Exterminator! ror Removing Super nuous nan . To the Wtes especially, this in valuable de pilatory recommends Iteelf as being an al most indispensable article to female beauty, is easily applied, does not burn or injur the ckia, hut acts directly on the roots. It is warranted to remove superfluous hair from low foreheads, or from any part of the bdy, eompletelv. totally aud radically extirpating the same, leaving the skin soft, smooth and natural This is the only article n-ed bj the "Preach, aad is thetmly real effectual depila tory in existence- Pric75 cauls per package, wht post-paid, to-aajr addresn, ou receipt of Tu r4ar, by BEROEB. SHITTTS & Cb.. Chemists, 285 Biver st , Troy., X.T. tw-Jy April 4.'67. " Orisper Coma Oh! she waebeaotifal and fatr, With aurry eyes, sod radiunt Uair. Whose enrtinx tendril olt entwlnea. For Curling the. Hnir of either Hex into Wavy andOloxvi Wmp(W Hteiy 1" Maire Ctirh. By wstag -throartiaU' Ladioaand leutleroen aavntifv themselves a thiwsand foli It in - .. - - - - 1 1 IU nil aflicTM iwrrre Tvorm mat win nni , . & . nA ihA uaa viw ft a beau tiful. glossy appearance. The Cnper Coma not ouly eurls the hair, but iuvigorates. beau tifies and cleanses It ; is highly and delight fully perfumed, and is the mt complete arti cle ofthe kiod ever .fffred to the American public. The-CrispeTWs.wi1l he sent to any sddreaa, aealed and postpaid for f I Ad. Ires all onb-rs to W. L. CLAKK. Sc CO.. Chmb, ..Xsw3Wt Fayette Street, Syracase. . IKfFUL BOOKS. nfl.V.VT LS4,siii1. AO ernts : How to SS -aaSa I.4s Lor, (Iru-W S rrats; TWLawaof " " . - ... wl aft amtrCmi. Hr WoaSar' " rat , o-. . n.v .11 inn iiii wi .. i". 2st4a Ida Life.M l..4-e ! I Seat by at til 11 1 ahji mtjhtm - . JOHN iHiN. .1, rfcark-ts X Special Motlce. Reparator Capilll Tbrow sway yenr f-ss iriaaas, yoar awltcbas, jrwn wif DtatraXitive of eomiort, aad not worth n . ( onif ed coax yaalbiul, :0BJ uly and rak i Autl trjoice ia yoor ovi losriat hir. iaparator Oapilli. , For i-eaioi'ug hair npou bald heads (from have falleu out) and loicing a gixtwih of hair njiou the face, it baa uo tilrtl. It Will loroo ine uvwm g' "K ou the sinooihest fare iu from nve to eight weeks, or hilr upon bald beads In from two to three mouths, A few iguorant prat-til lon ers have asserted that there la ttothiug that will force o haatan the growth of tbe bnii or beard. Their aaaeitious at e faUe. its thoua andeof living witnesses "ioiu their own oxpe rieuoe oau hear wilues. Bin many will say, how are we to distinguish the geuniue from the spurious T It cer.aWily is difllciili. as uine-teuthf of the differeut Preiaiaiiou .IvM-.iKml ftr the hair aud beard me euine'y worthless, aud you may have alieady throwu away large aiuouuui iu tueir ptnriiaoe. such we would y.try the Ueparao, Capilli: it will cost you noihlug nulesa it fwly comes up to oor represeotatious. If your ilrnagUi doe uot keep it. seud t' one dolhrr nnd we will forward K, po,l paid, together w ith a re ceipt for tbe money, which will be rein reed you ou applhttt0Ui nrovWing eutirV saiisrac i'on is not giveu. Addiss, W. L. CLARK Sc CO., Chembda. No 3, West Fayetle Siu'ei- Syracuse- N. Y. march 28. 1W7. tw-ly AFFLICTED ! HSufTer rw Mre! Vhcu by the uc of DR. JOIN VILLE'8 EL IXJ It you ouu be cured penuuneiiUj , and at a 1 1 ilium i d i . The. SHloniMhing wm which ba stlendeil iuim iuvalunble met'ii iue for Physical and Ser vou Wc;hueK, Ueueral IJptiili.jr and Protra lion, Lox-of Mn nl.-r Euer.y. ImpoUmcy, r euv of tbe couwtneuceof vouihOil indi reiin, render it the most vnluable prepaiauoa ever di-H.'vvered. . It will remove all nervon aBecoiis, depre iou, excitement, 'ucapeci.y to Ntudy or buiji ueix. lov oi mpuuiy.coiiAi-ionriboiightorieir-.i.jrAidimi a.ai. or iiini v. U will rattn 4,le aniKjtile, renew tbe health of tboa who have UCUovetl It uy mjumuii t:a--t" i c fiw ron'uif ilea, be huiutmg,aeil uo more bv "tuai k Doctor' and ignontnt pnwlatieWi -, bo -ud without deli-y for the Ehsir. sud be at once rc- ,iini lit hettlui and baouinc-i. A Perfect unre is Gunivuteeil in eveiy hiumce. Price. $1, or four bottles to one addre-"v t. ... One bottle in Knffleient to effect a cure iu all i ifd i 1 1 ' 1 1' t i t Al0 lB JOIN V ILLE 88PfiaiFIC PI I.LS. forthe peeilv ami pui-niaueat eare ofOouoi ibca, Gleet. UtWtLral libarge, Gravel, 8f i .nre, aud all affection' "1" be Kklt'ey and i:h --r. fiures effevlec iu from oiie to five days. "Tfiey are prepared from vegetable extract that re Hie svsiem.aud never iiaueul' i lie HtoinaCb oriuimoainnc the hreolb. So euanjie of diet. ix necessary while duc-tbew. nor doe their at tiou in any maunerinici fere with buidiicsspnr uiU. ITice. l per box. Bftberof t!ie aixive-mentioned articles wil be sent to a n f address, clo-cly scaled , and xt-iaid , hv mnil of exnress, ou receipt of ptk e Adilrn orders to MX BEBti KR, SnUTl'S A CO., Chemist Xo. i85 River Slteet Troy. N. Y. Aprir4.'07 ' fw-ly. lS Yonwn Lauy i riui nlifff to In r coiiutry liomeafter a sojourn of a few months in the City, was hardly recognised by her friends. In place of a coaifse, rustic, (lushed face, she had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble smoothness, aud iuslead of tweuty tbree she really appeared buteiglitcen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so.great a change, she plainly told thttti that she u-d the Cir cassian Balm, and considered it au inval liable "awjoSsilion to any Iady'stollet. By tfB ue any Lady or (jeutleimiut fln improve their pevsonaf appeHiatiee an Inmdre1 fo'd. It b simple in its eumhiuation. as Nature herself is simple, yet iiusurpsaaed in its efficacy in drawing iaapmiiieaftinn, alsoTtealiuj eleaus- iusand beaiiiityiug tliesKiu auo com piexiou. Byitsdirt aciiou outheutieleHdiTiwitwinJpylgte life, aud an intelligent perception it all its imnu Urilies. KlUUiy liei.ig iue same. and leaving the surface as Natui iuieuded it should be, clear, soft, smooth sud beaon'ful. I'rk e 1. sent by Mail or Express, on -rwept of an order, by 4- - L j. , . W. L. CLAUK Co., Chemists, . No. 3. West Fayette St., Syracuse. . Y. The only Ainevie4ra AgeuU for the sale of the same. msren -iw-ry Xnbw thy Des liny . Madame E. F. THnMToN, tlie great En glish Astrologist, ClairyomjU.and Psycho metrician, who has astonished the scientific classes of the Old World, has now located her self at Hudson, Mda Thomttm possessea such wonderful powers of eeeond eight, as to enable her to impart ktiow-ledge of the irreatarst importance to the single or mar' oTWaax, While TTTa-TOte-oT trauee. she delinasSes the very feature ofthe person yon are to marry, and by the aid of an uistrmnent of Intense power, known as the !...(,,., ...i r.M.1 guarantees to urtMluce a lift - like piatore of the future huslwnd r wUe ot tlie applicant. togethtHr with date of -iian-iage. poeitlon iu life, leading traile of character. Ate. Tbiais no hewbng. a tftoosanas 4 testitiHmtals eanasseri. She will send whenl dfsmtl a reninea certiorate, or wntrM kwi antee, that tha pioture Is what it purports to be. By eueloaing a small toak of hair, and stating place of birth, aa, dispoaition and -mpleioo, and -enebatiug fifty eenta and tamped envelope addreaaed to yoorself. you will riaefr the picture and deaired inftwma tion by return mail. All communications ca credhr endntiai. idr, in confidejiea, Madame E. F' Th w". P. Oa Itox. &J3. Hudson. N. Y. asax i, 1W7. l 'wy Tin- Old orih a SALISBURY, IS. C. Tin: OLD NORTH STATE. irn i - v ek klt .r s f ratrr Or" scnwitirrioN.a tKNM-t'alli II AWVAM I Trl Weekly, Oae Tear Hix Moiitbs, Om Koala, e.vti s.uo. 7actt. WKKXI.T : Wh klr naner (lac rear. t 8.00 i " 83. 00 " Tan oaatoa Oaa Vetr. Twenty ceplsa, Year A eroM M on th paper ladlrau. tl.e expiration of hubarription. Th type ob which taa "0u Nostb State i printed i nMrly aaw. Ko pain will be purrn to make it a welroBM visitor to even' Isnn u . In order o do tais w have tnirsKod the Msrvires of able and in ompli.lied IKrrv ontrlbutor. ADVERTISING- RATES TBANH1ENT BATES Par sll pei ioda lew tba none moulli ineMqnaie Filst Maaaflep Karb atihwtjueat inaertioa li. on BO llOllllt.'-. 8 M.i I S mo. 4 Mn. $8 60 118 00 aibOO 13.00 17.00 31 00 16 00 31 00 36 00 I Him 33 00 8N00 19 00 MM) 9O00 37.00 33 00 3H 00 33 00 1 4000 45 00 49.00 1 63 00 60 00 I -ir tsr 9 SQTitRBll. 3 sgi'taXH 4 MOT KB, qr ts. Cou BAI.r COL. 5 qiua. col. n.vs col. a (in 7M 10 00 1)00 13 M ao no 15 (SI 19(1 On 2700 3 400 a 700 rVW 44 00 MHI0 70.00 dnevial Coatntt In will bematle witbthwe wbodealie 10 adveitise tot .1 loaaa teimtlian fournKiiilbn. ('..nit Nni 1 ..I tdveriiaanMato will be charged at the naaalrate. Ten Una of solid minion type, or about one inch lengihwi-t- of tbe column, constitute a i-qttare. Special Xotiee, in leaded minion, will he con-ira-,el for at the office, at not lcs than donte 'he 1 .' of ordiiiary adverticineuts. Inserted as reading matter, with appnival o the editor, fifty cents per Hue. Adve.-tisementsin-iertetlirri'eularlv.orsl inter val, -i" m cent, additional. The rate s:JOV" nnutcO sre lor siamiiiisoter. twenteBts.. .- One or two -qnrre cbsngenble at discrciion. 0 per centaddltionsl. More than two sqnarc, ohnnaenMe- at dicri'- Ifoo. per aqnare of ten lines, for every tnuuge. tweuir-nve centa..!?" .'jve -.iiiit!i. ,..iun. :'1 " iimirter ciilnnin snd-ten sqnnies as a half colonw. Bills for ad chi-in. wliether by tne day or year, win iw 11-idercd dae aiideollecisbla1 ou pi-onition aaiiiwiaiaiain . From tint Epixmpul HethotM, Individual Risk of Xdfa The time ia not far distant when the fi nancial risk involved in life, will no more be borne by individuals, than tbe financial risk of a conflagration will be borne hy prudent business men. The risk is c rj iiu, aiid juust be borne individuals, unit . ibey provide for its assumption by otbeis. . It is therefore a duty wiiicb no man muy con sistently or conscientiously neglect. It is a moral duty The respousibility of every man to provide not only for tbe present want of his dependents, but so iar as in bis power, for their, future necessi ties also, will in be oucstioued ; il is en forced by every moral feeling and 1 every tie of affection: Let him who hns made no such provision for his family, ask hiin- Belf what tin y are to do when deprived of his protection and support. It i a social duty. It is incumbent up on every msn to avert, oa far as his means will pei mil, whatever may embarrass the prosperity and happiness of society. is (iretigious duty. " If ally provide, not for bis own,-especially for those of his own house, ho bath denied the faith, and and is worse than an infidel." To employ the provisions which life insurance oners for this purpose, so far from indicating dis trust of the dispel. sit 1 ions of 1'roviilt ncf, it rather implies a firm reliance mi the im mutability of those divine laws which n g- .U1(j nge of lhe the means wuicu I'rovidence has supplied. No man can with enlight ened sincerity commend bis fimily.to that Provideuce for support, while he Neglect the use of l he most obvious uiuhmis' wliich ibat power has ahorded him for securing the same result. Uncertainty attaches to all business enterprises, and greater unci r t lirrtyto the continuance of I fe. Life Insurance Companies, although all based upon the same fumlameuial piiuci plcs, are organised uptin widely differing plans, and vary materially in tin.- uaiuie and amount of benefit they confer. Thus wo have the mi cd, or part pro nrietary Compauies, somi tiun s call d t'ltaa pawies, which, issuar piilieiSs, enb4is so.igh4rw4tTgd mutual plan, nave also a joint stock ea i'al but they allow to it a part only nl ibe surplus premium deiivcdfrbin those policy hold, rs who pay mutual rates. These (V.nii. inies iMvdiavor to combine the profit to-stockliolders furnished by Joint Slnvk om ui,-nirsi"W -.sgv With OS SOtoy q.- paaaatHw ,F j agesjEa policy holders afforded I by Mu iial Companies. Bat, since the r- I that proportion of the starch and sugar in sert, from which losses ore met is made I to alcnhol. Thia is saved, of course, by np wholly tsni the premiums paid by pol-1 the use of an alkali and acid to generate icy-holders, and since sir expenses and I carbonic acid, bat a defc erious neutral contingencies are provided for in the man- j salt is in every ease, left in ibe bread ner, it is difficult to see bow policy holier tartrate of sods, if cream of tartar is used ; ore benefitted by the partnership. J lactate of soda, if sor milk and metassate, 1 be Massachusetts Insurance Coniutis- sionera have justly characterised stock 1 guaranty capital after a. company is fairly I Mate Porerer.M OatUm t 1 L " 1 rt .f-m : -.. SATURDAY. OCTOBER I dcr way, as simply a present and proa- tive burden so tar aa the policy lu.ld its are concerned," and the pavmciu of a tribute of profit to Block hold era aa " a bjotlt sa extravagance aad Waste of policy 11 purrs uivut-jr. Mm 11. .I Companies are organised on the mu of furnishing to each member his in surance at tbe exact cost ; and in which all 1 Jiitled to watch over aud control its roan aftmcnt, they famish all tbe advantage that can be realized from an insurance of the aost perfect seeuaity, and at the-least Mwaible coat. Which of tb Mutual Companies shall ho ehoaen t lu making tbie decision we most be gui ded mainly tbe same consideratwns that deu 1 mined our prefereuoo far mutual com pHiiMta ecwri and economy. We can not question the solvency and security of c iiipuni. doing nusmesa tu una country, ( i 1 t.ul) not tlioav which have reeeived the endorsement ol the Insuranoe Commis sionera. Si ill we believe that " all other circumstances b iug equal, tbe company is the sufeat in wbieli the largest number oa insured," ad that company in which tbu average expenses are the lowest and 1 In rate of intrreat obtained on investments in (be highcHt (other things being equal,) all. H ils life issurauoo at tbe ! 11 cost ; that coanpauy is tliu Connecticut Mutual. 8. D. WAIT. Wheat Bread. Our whole process of converting wheat into bread has, at almost every step, vio lated ibe laws of nature and disregarded her suggestions, and the reform must be a fuudauiei,ial one. Wheat is, beyond all dispute, (lie most pcifcct article of human food, v H iug the o ly vegetable produc tion y 1 discovered that contains all the eb menl necessary foi tbe nourishment of the muscle, bones, fatty tisane and brains iu just the right pinporlion. Beans, peas, Indian com, and 1 he other grains, afford perfect nuuiishuiciu for all the organs but ih- brain, by auu -nm is inciuucu tne f p. 1 ml rarrow ..i.d tin m 1 v s, which braueh from tbe brain, aud are identical in com position with it the whale filming uue sys um ot set of otgatitu . .. Now 1 be palm I n in oi the brain is pi plioi us, wbori: lite giving tire thrills aU hg iheiieives, aud whose light illumines tbe chambers of ibe miud for could wo right fully understand the correspondence l -1 wean the material aud the spiritual, we might see that light iu the iulelleelual seuse whs somi tiling more than a mere fig ure of speech. The wear of die braiu by study or any mental effort throws off the phosphorus, which is fouud with other waste matter iu be urine or other secre tions. To keep tbe brain healthy and in aoiking order the waste must be restored bv tin ne of food containing phosphorus, ai d that food is wheat. It would seem as if wheat was made for brain food, and man, the only animal that works with his brain, is tbe only consum er of it. By a strange caprice tbe prompt ing his intuitions are over ruled by his tastes, and iu this particular instance, to his great detriment, nearly every particle of tbis braiii-uourisbiug phosphorus in tbe hull or beau of the wheat, whicb, wbei rcparated from tbe flour, for the sake of merely. gratifying the eye with the Bigot of white bread, carries with it all tbe supe riority which whicb wheat possesses over a dozen other kinds of cheaper vegetables. Iu addition to this, tbe mechanical action of tbe beau on the internal organs keeps them in a healthy state, and supercedes the necessity of pills and other cathartics, which many people are obliged to use ha biiually. This matter of making flour ol tbe whole wheat is well understood aud approved by every school of physicians, aud through tin i 1 recommendation to their patients, aad the teaching of In alrir journals, its use is becoming somewhat common, aud wheat float, s it is called, is a staple article in Ibe markets. , gtrong as the prejudice may be at first against the brown, plebiad looking loaf, it will vanish in most cases at the first taste iM he bread is well made from well ground wheat of a good quality, the sweet fra grant, nutty flavor cOmmertdipg itself to ev.rv tasto not wholly vitiated-. With wheat flour the complain of heavy, sour, j .j 1 1 - ;.l, fhravar.. aa it 1 " ' . 1 . . theJiull win h p rvadejl, tllat uo yeaat or alkali is uecessary to aaiae it, bat it w, when mixed wiihjmre cold water, abso Imeiy self rising to a gre iter extent than fine floor can be rendered by yeast. 4ain..Hn less than thirteen per cent, of ia aaved oy oispenawg wito yeast 9 '. - -. -1 ,- - as the fermentation in its growin converts if molasses. The beet and entirely innox- Ions mode of rising fi.in fiour tor those wh will it, is to so mariatie acid, which 1 use n t 5 1867. forms with soda common salt, which Is kneaded in the bread, and is a constituent oi tbe hum a n body. A Bride in the A newly-married oair nut up at the Spencer house they went out shopping returned bride had left something she slipped out found her loct artkaass-retained mistook Main street for Broadway got into she Madison for Spencer tt looked a little atrange asked a boy if she was in the Spancer hoy snid yea, not ful ly understanding her ahe told him to lead her to 48 ahe partly disrobed and got in to bed expecting husband momentarily fall asleep. The occupant of 48 Madison, on Indiana merchant, returned from the theatre, a little tight quietly went to the room to bed to sleep. How long the two reposed there side by side, with only a foot space between them, unconscious of each other's presence, is not exactly known, but probably about an boor, when a tremendous noise was heard in the apartment, from which female screams issued wildly, piercingly and ceaselessly. The liotel was in an uproar ; proprietors, clerks, waiters, porters and jroests, dress ed and halfdrc ssed, were at the door of 48 in a few minutes, blocking un the entrance, and asking each other eagerly : " What is the matter T For God's sake tell oa what is the trouble." Tbe cause of this outcry may be ima gitied. The bride had awakened about midnight, aud put ber arm over her hus band, it fell upon the Indian s lace, and the soft, warm touch, aroused aim at once He did not dislike it, and, in a moment Mrs. R. said; "My dearest husband, where have you been all this while! " Ilnsband I" echoed tbe merchant, be ginning to see, like Lord Tinsel, that he bad made a mistake here ; " I'm nobody s husband ; I reckon, my dear madam, you are in tbe wrong bed. In the wrong bed horror of horrors, thought the young bride. Wai would her lord what would the cartons world s i v f And Mrs. R. screamed terribly aad sprang from her couch just as hercompan i.i 1. did 1 he siimo. He wustilly as much aim med as be, and entreated Iter to give him time and he would leave the apart ment, although it was the one he had en gaged he'd make oath to that Scream, scream, scream, was the only reply to bis kindly proposition. " Mv God, madam, don't yell so I You will wake the house. Be reasonable; I swear it s only a misiaae. nave some thought of the consequence, I don't want to hurt you ; I sWear I don't. You will get me ahot and yourself " Jusj at tbis juncture the crowd outside presented itself at the door and beheld Mrs. R. cowering in one corner exercising her longs magnificently, with a sheet wrapped over her form and head, and the ludiaiiian in tbe middle of the room enve loped in a coterie1, and ejaculating, " My God, madam, don't I" The junior proprietor. Dr. Canhill, saw there must be some mistake, and request iug the others to retire, called the mer- . . , TT I cnant, went into anotner room, ana lucre nTearncd the whole story. The doctor then sent one of the ladies to Mrs. R., and the entire affair was explained greatly to hor relief, though she- was't overwhelmed with confusion at a cirepms'tknee that might have rained her reputation fore vers t i Under the escort of tbe doctor, she was conveyed to tbe " Spencer," where the husband waa found pacing the corridors with frantic main; and half erased with grief, at the mysterious disappearance of his wife, whom be believed had been spi rued away by a villain, or murdered for ber jewels, in tbhi infernal eiy, where, as bo expressed himself, they would kill a man lor a dollar. " As soon oa he beheld his spouse, he caught her to bis bosom and wept likea' child He was melted with happiness at her discovery, and" tohl her that he had searched the city for intelligence of her whereabouts. Cincinnati Enquirer. The Chemical Properties of Milk ' Milk embraces the essential nutriment principles of all forms of food, and when pore, nothing couiribntes more to the phy sical health! ban it c'o r. , J4- if fbn Aral. IimjiI . ni. mfnnta, and tsast . 1. 5. iK inavouit abtfor these ..tender, germs of hu manity auiuire strength and vigor of growth; through life its nutritious quali ties are recognized ; sdtills use it with benefit to themselves, and it sustains ex istence when old age comes to eu feeble tbe body and limbs. The composition of milk is, 1st, caseiue. a rich nif rogeuised materi al ; 2d, fatty principles ; 3d, a peculiar su gar ; 4th, various minefaLaalta, principally ronititig of phosphate df soda, phosphate of lime, phosphate of iron, and ph taphne of magnesia ; the potash exists in the form of chloride of potassium. These substan ces are held in suspension by water. Tbe composition of casein is identical with the muscular substance, and with the albumen of tbe blood 1 and in milk, we find this eompoaitioo in a soluable state. Hence Single Copies Fife Cents WHOLE NO. 25 the feeble powers of tbe Infant are equal to its digest ion and asaimulatiou, to apply tbe waste of energetic respiration, we find two non-nitrogenious bodies, butter and soger 1 these, wbes) In Una body, era saw solved into carbonic acid and. water, and aVvelop the necessary heat. .As the bode tfbeorbs much lime id its construction, we find m mflk in excess of ail other salts aad this ingredient enables the growth of the body. The phosphate of soda, and the chloride of potassium, mingle with the blood and promote secretion, and give wonderful harmony to the chemical and vital changes of tbe system. "What" asks Dr. Nichols, " is man, or aa animal, but a kind of chemical laboratory, where trausmutatiou and changes in gross matter are going on constantly, in order that force may be developed, and the machine or body kept in motion ? Ia an atom of iron, or potash, or soda, any more sacred, or en titled to higher consideration, because it has happened to be absorbed from tbe rocks or dost by vegetable growths aad taken into the body, there to be manipu lated by tbe unseen chemist, aad perhaps assigned, for a brief period, a place among tbe earthy or atmospheric constituents of the flesh f What is health bat an undis turbed play of chemical affinities in tbe mineral organism T What is disease bat imperfect chemical reactions, or insufficient supply of necessary chemical agents in the same T" The color, odor, taste and medi cal effect of milk, may be modified by the employment of certain articles in food. NichoU' Chemistry. Order In Regard to t'HARLKSTON, Sept 21, 1867. General Orders, ! No. 92. I I. Numejons and well-founded appre hensions having been made that illegal aad oppressive taxes have been imposed in dif ferent sections of the States of North aad South Carolina, it is ordered that the col lection of taxes be suspended in the fol lowing cases : First. Wherever any tax is 01 shall bo imposed otherwise than under the autho rity of the government of the United States which, by the terms of the act im posing the same, or by the action of the public authorities thereunder, shall apply to any property or right parted with, or any transaction made and completed, prior to the adoption ofthe act authorizing the tame. . Second, ..Whenever tbe power of Con gress to regulste commerce with foreign nations, and among the several States, is impugned by the imposition of taxes dis criminating in commercial transactions in favor of resident citizens, and against the ekieeris of foreign nations or of other States of the United States. Third. Whenever any tax is or shall hereafter be imposed, for the purpose of discharging any obligation contracted in aid and furtherance of the rebellion against the government and authority of tbe Uni ted States, or to reimburse the public trea sury, or any local body, or public officer, or other person, for any expenditure on ac count of any such obligation or pretended obligation II. Commanding officers of posts ore authorized to suspend the collection of any tax embraced in paragraph I, reporting their act ion, and the grounds, and all proofs relating thereto, to these headquarters. By command of Brevet Major General E. R. S. 0aby : Louis V. Caiabc, 4, a. a. 4, a. Logan and Suffrage The Irrepressible Logan made a speech In Ohio recently, in the coarse of Which he proclaimed himself in favor of negro suffrage and negro equal itV - to vote and to hold office and de clared that he would sooner sit in Congress alongside of a negro than a Democrat, and he hoped negro Congressmen would be sent up from the South. There is no dis puting about tastes, and it looks as if Jean will be gratified in baring blacks at bis side in Congress. . Another Ntgrofor Office. A negro Me thodist minister bas been nominated by the Radicals as a delegate to the Louisiana State Convention. His name is Rev. 'Win. Hurreil. The New Orleans Republican says, w he Is sare to 1 be eleeuai. 711 " Radicals of Dallas county, Ala, like the same party in Montgomery, Greene, sad Hale counties, have nominated cotsrid candidates to tbe State Convention. Ia Pallas, three whites aud two blacks have been nominated. It hi now certain that the Radicals of Alabama wilf elect quite a number of negroes to tbe Convention, tad we suppose to Congress, when their State -is reconstructed. These Radical nomina tions do not sustain the re porta that Gen. Pope has given private instructions against the election of negroes. Tbe Yaxoo 'Miss.) Banner announces that Dan Wnolridge, Consei vative negro, will be a candidate for Congress ia that district. u; .1,, 4 .. ' - .wsT- 1 ' y jm j - - . ....
Carolina Watchman (Salisbury, N.C.)
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