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Special Notice.
The World At-i-tV
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i ao mortals ever ki
dub-
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very thoughts, and by her almost supernatur
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in the firmament the malefic stars that over
some or predominate in the configuration
from the aspects and positions of the planets
and the fixed stars in the heavens at the time
of birth, she deduces the future destiny of
man. Pall not to consult the greatest Astrol
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aad all desired information, 1 . Parties liv
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mail with safety and satisfaction to themselves
at if in person. A full and explicit chart,
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ikeness enclosed, sent by mail on receipt of
price above mentioned. The strictest secre
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returned or destroyed. References of the high
est order furnished those desiringthem. Write
plainly the day of the mouth aud year in which
you were born, enclosing a small lock of hair.
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P. 0. Drawer 258, Buffalo, !ft Y.
march 28. lf7. W.
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The beauty which once was so precious and
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iTmmritis of the skin, kindly healing the same
leaviuK tue saiu www v.. .... -
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IZ Upwards of :W,W0 bottle were "during
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a 1 i -
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beard. Their assertions are false, as thous
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rience can bear witness. But many will
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April4.'67. tw'lr-
r-ss Vnirvn r.Atir rcturnlne to her
country home, after a sojourn of a few months
in the City, was hardly recoguised Ty bet
friends. In place of a coarse, rustic, flushed
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marble smoothness and instead of twenty
three she really appeared but eighteen. Upon
inquiry as to the cause of so great a change,
she plainly told them that she need the TOT-
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uable acquisition to auy Lady's toilet. By its
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simple in its combination, as Nature hetaetf
is simple, yet unsnrpaeseo in i emcwj
drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans
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the cuticle it draws from
gwy mm unvv - - - -
it all ito impurities, kindly healing the same.
aud leaving me ur mn - --
should be, clear, soft. Smooth and beautiful.
Price $t. sent by Mail or Express, on roeept
of an order, by .
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v- . ti'ui Kitvette St.. Syracuse, N. T.
M. w, W J , -V m .. .
ri i AtuAn Atrents for the sale of
th same. march Z-tw-iy
J. IIC UU1J - B
w thy Destiny.
vcwwh E. F. Thobnton, the great Ea-
glish Astrologist, Clairvoyant, and Psyebo-
k., i... .,niahd the scientific
metrician. m ' --- -
elasoes of the Old World, hs now located her
self at HudsoU, N. I . Madame rnuromo
9 99191 sueh wonderful powers of second
V . . 1.1 1 . I. :.nA Irnoarbwiir.
gnw OS to mhww a,w
lliarrted ot eitner sex. aiic mm w- t
trnee, she delineates the very features of the
person you are to marry, and by the aid of an
instrument of intense power, known as the
Psehomotrope. guarantees p produce a life
like picture of the futore husband or wife ot
the aoplicant. together with date ofnarriage,
!.f U 1.....1;,.., traita nt character.
. ... iit i. ; i . : . .ui.
) imiumi in iiir. lira utm j " j -
ace. This is no humbug, as thousands ot I. ji e.emption from these evils. 1
lootiinonials can asoOrt- She will send "be? , , own to yon that I am of a l
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lies ,1 a reriiuti r.-i e,
.. ... . , i . :. - ..
anu. that the picture is what it purports to
By eneb-iar-! Ck of hair an
statiuir nlace ot Dinn. nr", linna Binflr'
eomplexioo, aad
ooeiooio nny eenrs
stamped oavelopo qildrtosi d to yonrsejf, you
will reeei-e the pteture and deal red lok.nna
tua hy return mail. Ail ooaaasanfaatsoas sa
eredlv eonndeotial. -
Address in ooaMean. Madams E. T
Th..ton. P. O. Box. 223, Uodsoa. N. T.
m-r8,l7
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Curious Ldler from Lord Macaulam on
American hufihtttons and Prospecto.
The following letter, saya the StlArsJ
Literature Messenger, which we have been
permitted to present to the American peo
ple, in the pages of the Messenger, fill up
that chasm. It belongs to an occasional
correspondence, of some year's standing,
between Lord Macau! ay and Hon Henrv
a Randall of New York, author of the
" Life of Jefferson :"
IIoixt Lodge. Kensfngtox, I
London, Maj 23, 18o7,
ti...w Randall. Eso. Dear Sir:
UW J " W A .
Ton are surprised to learn that I have not
. I.;, oninicn of Mr Jefferson, and I am
nrpriscd at your surprise. I am certain
that 1 never wrote a line, anu tmmm
in Parliament, in conversation, or even on
the bastings, place where it is the fash
ion to court the populace uttered a word
I.. Ja aawa iurlluaM that the snnreme an-
thority in a State ought to he intrusted to
the majority of citizens told by the head ;
in other words, to the poorest and most
ignorant part of society. I hare long been
convinced that institutions purely deano-
a A ' J ' ' liliAe-
cratic must, sooner or laier, ucouwy
ty of civilization, or both.
In Europe, where the popuUttou
dense, the effect of ouch institutions would
be almost instantaneous. What happen
ed lately in France is an tpte. I
1848apnre Democracy was esUblisbed
there. During the short time ther was
. a nnl annliatioB. a na-
reason to ep - 6"- ' : . ' , ,
tional bankruptcy, a new partition of the
:l - nt oriees. O minOUS load 01
sou, uium i rr - -
taxation laid on the rich lor the purpose ot
supporting the poor in idleness, ducu
id ; t went v vears. hare made
u .. , Jr and barbarous as France of
the Carlooiaans. Happily the danger
was mwmmm - .
ism, silent tribune, aa enslaved Ptesa,
Liberty fa gone; but civiliralion has been
..i: I have not the Lirnalleit donM uws.
aa-hmt ttwit-a. enrett
ment here, the effect would be tue same,
ou .u vnr wnnld nlunder the rich.
oaaa r - a.
and civilisation would pensb ; or order ahd
property would be saVed by a strong mil
itary goverumeut, and Iibetty would per
ish. . .
v ,i.:.ii, tk.t vniit eonntrr en-
I w ...
very
ammaii. i oar iami a u - -
, . ,fmHi bv a phy
I "von have a bound
.. ,.
UlCSl I SBST Aa w J - -
lews extent of fertile aad unoccupied land,
. . ... .11 I .. mnn
voar l-or-gpopumtAou
at ease than the laoonng popuiauuu -
. . . a i :i. .t.. L the
Jefferaoufa a policy may continue to axfat
without cuamg any a-4 calamity.
Bat tha tun will corns whan New Eng-
lad sou !! mT1 W IX 1193 LAABV act UBW Iib I
AY OCTOBER 17.
t aw tV;.Li- -a . mi
as mfeb. with you aa with wa
rill bavuyour laWbcstcn aad lUr-
Th- ii- fast-tlins w9k hetaar-
brought to th teat.
i tne laborer
to agitators vfa tal Mad-tit
tmna ininnitv that OBW HBB
ive a million w
In had Tears then fa
grumbling here, and sosoctisoeoa
rtw rt it mailers inue- rev
here the ufferers are net the rulers. IV
snnreme tower fa in the hands of a da L
numero lndeed, but select, of
ted class, of a class which fa. 9
itself to be, deeply interested fa the csnv
ty of propegy and the maintenance of or
der. Arcotline-lv. the malcontcnU are
firmly, yet gently, restrained. The had
time is eot over without robbinr the weal
thy to relieve th indigent. The springs
of national prosperity soon begin to few
again ; work is plentiful ; wagea rise, and
K I U U ' L 1
all M tranquility ana cneeriuincam.
I hive seen buglaud pass tnree or iowt
times through such critical seaaana as i
have described. Through such seasons
the Ulited Sutes will have to pass, in the
course of the next century, if not of this.
How till yon pas through thorn t I
heartily wish you a good deliverence. But
y reason and my wishes are at war, and
I cannot help foreboding the want. It fa
qaite piam that your Governusent will ne
ver be aMe to restrain a distressed and
discontented majority. For with you the
majority fa the Governsaent, aad has the
rich, who an always a minority, absolute
ly at its mercy. The day will come when,
in the State of New York, a mufakade of
Conic, none of whom has had more than
If a breakfast, or experts to have more
than half a dinner, wit) choose a Legisla
ture. Is it possible to doubt what sort of
I a lalano will be chosen ! On one side
fa a statesman preaching patience, respect
lie Mth. ( n the rtgwtTs-tta sll
ranting about the tyranny of coptiaii-
aud lu-uriiere. and asking why anvooay
should Iw permitted lo drink
. ." lift- . -
and to ride in a carnage, wane isuaaAin .
ofbonntfolksmemwan (
Which of the two candidate is hkdy to
Ik preferred by a working ,
his children cry for more bread I lien-
ously apprehend that y- w,B, mjomr
such season of adversity as I have describ-,
ed, do things which mrt prevent P-PJ-
,y from returning ; that yonwdl ,
people would, m a yearuf scarcity devnr .
ail I nc iTU-i." -r . . . m- .
year a year not of scarcity, bnt of absolute
famine. mm
There will he, I fear, pflitJM. J
:l..:n will itu-rease the distress. the
ail tr.c nTo-CTii 7 ; .
t, .1 J ...... aiin IMU 1.1 J.. IUC HC11
ruuiuinm ....
distress will produce fresh spoil-ion. -J
There fa nothing to stay yon. lour Con
stitution fa all sail and no anchor. A I
... l - .,a;tw hit entered Oil
said beiere, wneu a a j
.UL Jnward nrotrress, either civilixaiton
or liberty musi peiish. Either some C-
sar or Napoleon wiu setae in rem 6"
vernment with a strong nana, aty-r
pnblic will ba a teartally plundered and
laid wast by the barbarian m the twen
tieth century, as tbe Roman Empire was
in the tifth-witn Wnw
ii a Vandals who nvascd the Bo-
I1UUB m ' . .
w nii rame. from without, ana
ssp
W mm' a -.1.! I llallO kw VAfir
engenderea wnnm yo- J "J
own Institanons.
irkmlmr thus, of course I cannot
xu. my ' . . m a
on jaffassja nmoag the bena9etmnfm
X....A T rearlilv admit that his
. A 7l abilities
were gwuu mm . --- ,
n.lious stories have been ereaiaie
kis private life, but I do not
W Hal r fAtasa- ssi ' r
k-.k U rtrnlifililt ihmt the- re
s-naseeaa. mwm - - . -
monstrous exaggerated. I ban no
kat 1 akall derive hath pleasure and
motion from your account of aha. ,
I have th honor to be, dear Sir,
T. B. MACacutT.
A large number of oar
gQbSfiEXmmmmmwW
yexterday, i. gS.
our columns, ana oy i m t 6
prossions to their views anu i
tl HlUM of the da v. aad the
, .
Ot lintg . ; a
On motion of Copt B. P- Wanag, Jan.
Walker, Eoq., was called to the choir, aad
F. 8. Dewolte, Esq , nqaestad ta ad a
Secretary. : ,
Cept Wanag expiaawm anu -
the mee:iug (as set forth aaava,; amw
ed that a committee of are ao appou
,
prepare
ino.
r
Cap.
- .
Warinr. Col. 11
Jone'jr, Hon J
: I V
ll Wilaon. Jno. E. Brown, t -, ana tos-
E- A. Osborne.
While A
i
coneervative fej
1867.
After the J i
a J ansa, Jr.,
i of the
to their views
-pou tha great o-eoooo. of policy now en
Math all m of the people of this
Ssan, ia amler mmt ol s-ssl mon saoy un-
the priapoeo for wfesek tbey la
the motives by which they are
mm
of
by
, ta every eiti-
nBea allrnance to her eovern-
and that the dewiviag of any citi
of this right, hy vfafcaw, or by the
of inajonuea, u an act oy
its character, revolutionary m
;. 1 J Am ml ! as all hone
of n speedy return, perfect peaco, order
and rood teeline in the land.
Rr-Jre That whil- wejproteat
er aad a gross infraction of our Constitu
tional righto, as they have been dettwed by
our ablest jurists, and recognised by Con
greeo itself, ye , belteviug it to be the part
of wisdom to submit to power, wean un
able to resist, and to extricate the State
from the dfalussfag hardens of military
nfa we fisvor the earliest practical restor
ation of civil government in this State, and
Kalefah. at
lint
determine upon
i i- n all
Ji -rithout d7ioclin of par
TJ0l w u put
Xrmi mul that
- J JJ
JVith inc-cnlahle
ad to fill our State
Z' to rise above
.rf to lbe bibber msd heJier
'
-
! S:j;e.
After the adoption of the resolutions, it
was moved and carried, that fif:y dela-
aaa itk the addition ot the chairman
and oecretavy, be appointed ta attend a
niuaosed meeting .of the conservative cili
KnsoftheStao?tatIUkh. rrtu ik was allowed time to make
the appointments, which will be duly aa-
maue.j ...
earned, that the
to aahlfah the
the oaoers in the
am
Nan.
After haying been reluctantly compell
n
ed to dnter with my friends of the ttrpuD
licaa party last fail upon grave political
aistiiaii. wfahed to svosd any public
S, far' at feast two,; years, as I hoped
mm that neam si to correct of can rm my
- rr- 1 p-iry, and ao ear-
li .aawrtsmsry, tor eMv.
toaattWa-urs wmmU onto
i tkk: hawevex. tH mm
'- r ll i iiia' aa mar
am ham a eVoim expreooioo opoo pob
V theytinnkd w mt. wan. to
Rewind, That neither tha Congress of
the United Ftataa, nook nmta, can h
SJ infiirHs, mw affiiiiilit wifhesjt
fFiMtiia, tW erty of the ctrxen ;
and that we regard those who advocate
mm htnrlanjGny as the enemies of
Besmtd. That the rht at su rage
this State, hilinga by law,
ll.At
nounced. w
It was also moved
I " m m mm B i -
proctedmgs, andhat
Tliefoltowing fa th fatter of JohaQuin-
i.. Govcxaor :
I - - c i act
a a , I '- .. m
555 Ifaraffa 17. Pavfer, iiwsrai o h
AIWUI I " - Br . I
DkakSir: I have just received your
la - a . laiw si 1 1 sail at in hr I
Umm Or I J C man ftf !
I .l .!, a tha TVaarxxatic
faheJv frooa the eaaaidwrsliaa of the meet-
Loratmemt tu-faoary issfipr me now ta decide
E suiealwhrxherl ha ve good reason t. pcraatt m
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it. aad ao man of ordinary self-respect
can evade the call. I regard this nominav
tfn as such a call upon me, and I w h t
anew er it with perfect frankness.
I ban hoped to find common ground ta
stand open with the man of Conservative
amen, whom I afa Merely respect, who stiff
act with the Republican party ; but th
of that party has very am h
nfidenee iu each a MM.
1J
rm vrry lawrw, at ti
kawe allowed their hatred of a man to sun-
ply the lack of any declaration of princi
plee on national affairs, and their dread of
intestine strife to gag their speech on Stat
V- . .
D far n tne latter tjonvenuon, ore t
wkieh tod. nreaaded. thouaht fit to pi
gate official opinions, I find nothing ad
a . . w a '
vanced in them which 1 cannot adopt, ai
ihoawh I confess that I entertain soma
strong opinions upon some questions which
t nsuaamo it was thought wen not in vol v-
ia such a purely tocal issue as that bo-
fore US.
I am ind to see the doctrine of Stat
rights, as understood and promulgated by
the founders of our Commonwealth and by
the fa'hers of our National Union, rescued
from unmerited obloquy, and cberised by
you, as it must be by all, if the New En
rland States are to retain their Senatorial
preponderance in Congress.
Upaa questions of nuance ana taxation,
it fa difficult to reconcile the incompetence
which pervades our system ot imposts wiu i
a presumption of honest intent in tne le
gislators who framed it.
Na man who assumes a capacity to make
laws at this day should dare to plead ia
m m a U O .9 1 ,
Of his blunders an aoject ignorance
of the nrst principles or pontic economy.
an utter mduttrenca to tne recom
results of experience. Bnt the intolerabw
awn U 9 t a.;l
burden of an exploded ana unsciencieminc
plan of internal taxation, combined with a
tariff, which Is nothing bnt legalized rob
bery, must have been saddled upon the
people by gross ignorance or fraud, and if
not speedily removed, it will furnish the
with a semblance of
w mmm lm omoB nsf s s 1 "'' aaina,
: 1 aatinna Kv Afir VOtPB flkt tfa-l
r . v i . t. j
Don, further man oy uciuanumg,ao
in the resolutions of your convention, a
rigid economy in State expenditure j ana
I turn to the practical and immediate ques
tions of State policy, which only an pro
perly before us for decision.
Upon these questions I see no consider
able divergence between the conflicting
parties, except that one has thought fit t
renounce what I have always considered
the most essential attribute of a party an
opinion upon the local question which
seems most to interest the people of the
Commonwealth. t
I confess that my inclination is to an
open declaration by men and parties!
what they think upon any questions of
considerable debate.
The c urse of the Convention over
a-a. . i. j ,i, kr.nnr to ti reside seems
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to me, therefore, to stand in very favora
ble contrast to the timorous ana u e -ing
tone of the previous convention at
Worcester. . '
I am the more compelled bythe poim-
eal.iockeyingthereattempted, because i ne-
licve that most of the wise and conservative
men of the Republican party jusiy regaru
these sumptuary laws a preposterous in
vasions by statute of the lawful domain of
moral. .
in ...111 nn tberefnre. to take Side
T, UCU VAUU VM,
upon the questions touched by tiie nla
twos ot the eonnicnng p uc, - ----meanly
equivocate if I attempted to dis
guise my hearty preference for the policy
declared by the Democratic Convention.
a trV al- a. l--l1 arAfnl sf Bf
Aner in is iw ucmwwi 9
opinions. I should feel that I aiT0tedan
absurd importance to m; pe.u i
ences if I should still decline to land a
the awt9-Wfa of the huge and respectabl
body whose action you have kindly con
veyed to me.
I am, vary respectfully,
lour obedient servant,
JOHN Q ADAMS.
r A negro in vj5- -.. , . . a
himself a candidate for Congress rrom uw
Third District, says : "I
my duty to my old master (Joseph Tooke)
EfefB&S1ag
Ue. I have now every reason to believe
be has great coiifideuce in me from the
many kindnesse shown, not only to me,
bnt to every one ol my color, with whom
be has my dealings." Hfa platform ueta
b died in the following words: "Let every
colored man have what is a hint, his
right of person and property. Let B be
turkey to both white man and iimv,
It fa eompJained that the colored labor
ers on the Sea Inlands will not work
Tli-v think the land belongs to them.
There wen three interments from yel
low lever at Mol.il in the 24 hours ending
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