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"a The Peculiarities of the Female Con

A The Pecuiiaritles of the Fema lie Con
stitutCn and the trIous trials 10 which The sex is
sutJecter. d-mand an occasional recourse 10 stlm.
vi ants. 1t is important however. hat thesa shall
be of hafmless nature. and at the same time 40
complsh The desired end. H0STErTER'S GEL
EBkA TED STOMACH BITrERS ls the very
article. It's effects IN ali cases of debllt, al
most m1gcal 1t restores tie tone of the dges
tive ORGANS, inluses fresh vitality in TO the whole
system and gives that chez ulness 10 the temper
ament which IS the most valuable of feminine at
fractions. The proprietOIs ieei hatfere from the
fact that many nj The most prominent medical
gentlemen in the Union have bestowed enco-
NUNS upon the Bitters, the virtues of which they
have frequently tested and acknowledge led. There
are numerous counterfeits offered Tor sale, ali Of
which destitute OF merit, and positively InIu-
ripus to the system. Sold bY Druggists and dsal-
ers generally everywhere. de l0-dtFlF
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NEW BOOKS, sTATIONaRY, &c
~SeO BLANK BOOKS. 1891

Having attached to our establishment one OF the
most comp etc BINDEkItS ~ the State, and
employing tie Bh~f NUnKMEN and using the
best mater& We are prepared to nianulac,u1e' to
JOURNALS. LEDGbRS, DAY bVUKS, IN
VOICE BOOKS, SAILS BOOKS, lash
BOOKS. BALANCE BOOKS, TOBAC-
% BOOKS, NOTE ROoK3: Col
IECTTNG BOOKS, CHECK
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sEPvANTs FOR HIRE & SALE.

EOH HIRE-For the balance of this and for
the next gear, a g IRL IA ears old. aecustom-
ed 10 Nursing and waiting Ill the Rouse.
de I3-ts r. CAUTHORk,
NO. CAKPENTEk FOk Eve
IA have for private sale, likely NEGRO MAN;
30 years of age, who is a No. ! ARPEN TER ! OF
good MOI al character, and sold for no fault.
Apply to PILLlAM co..,
oc f5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
COOK FOR SALE.-We have for sale young
an No i Bread Meat and Pastry Cook, and good
Washer and IroEer.
PULLIAM Il CO. Auets.,
Sc l5-ts Odd Fellows Hall, Franklin st.
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VIM. GOTZE. No. 1870 Broad street, between
w sth aud 9th manufacturer of STEAM RE-
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDIES, of .
all descriptions, who esale and retail. and dealer
in FANCY GOODS, TOYS. FOREIGN FRUlTs.
and CIGARS, of every variety, respectfully IN
yltes the public TO examine his new and beautiful
stock City and country merchants will ind II TO
their interest to examine ms goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as he Zee satisfied he can OF
fer rs great inducements as can ne had by their
purchasing North. DO l3-dtlstJSf
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WANTED young married man wants a
w situation IN a COM NJ lSSlON or Il GROCERY
STORE, who has had twelve years experience,
including over eight years IN thus city IN msrcan-
tile business; writes good hand. and has an eH-
tensive circle of uqntances IN business line
can give the hest of city reference. Please ad
dress 'ALLEN,' Richmond P. o.
p \ He is also qualified t. manage hands and
suDerintend a Farm, having had considerable ex-
perience. de Ia 81
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NEGRO HIRING. 1Qet

T.. a j LOP TON,
REAL ESTATE IND HIRING AGENT,
Office corner Wall and Franklin streets, opposite
Dickinson. II Ill Co,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
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4,.hI Il L.. I

4, HDQRS 18TH Ii EG'I Va. Mill Ia.
II Richmond, Deu. Il, 1850.
HOrdpr so.
iii /. Ire kegimental Court of Enquiry will as
~ semble at the ArmUry Of the Young Guard on
TUESDAY, december 18th at Ia O'Clock r. NJ :.
for business.
If. Ine Field Officers and Command al "a of Com
panles comprise tile Court. Cthcefs will assemble
promptly
III Fisld, St"f and Company officers delinquent
al musters parades, &c, during the year. are
hereb, required W appear and present their ca
cases, and officers who have been conmls loneo
ana nave failed To qualify are so noii led to
pear and chow cause wny they should not be hned
Tor such failure. b. order.
J. H RICHARDSON. Col.
l. do Il
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TOYS, FANCY GOODS. & :.
T'OAs, TOYS, Toys,

I'OAs, TOYS, TOYS,
i fORoOOD GIRLSAN BOYS.
r have recelved a large supply ofTols, and other
fancy and useful attic such as foe WORK
BOXES, CAbAS THAV LING BAGS, DaESS-
Ing CASES, WRI ING DESKS, WRIT'Ni
PAR OR SKATES, and a variety of Bo,s'
81 kDGES.P9P CRACK RS.T0kPkDOkS, and
other Fire Works suitable tor Christmas pre-
sens All of which Will sell AZ a small profit.
JOHN HAROLD,
de lift No. llS BROAD q .bptp We 9th 4
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NTANTED-A white girl to act in the capacity
wv of NURSE. Apply to W. F GRABAU.

w of NURSE. Apply to W. F GRABAI.,
delS 81 9TH street, beyond Leigh.
N1aSvE D-TO PURCHASE SERFANTS-l
W WOMAN. No. Cook, Washer and Itoner,
without IreuInbr ance, young, healthy and OF good
char acter
/ Roy or NAN. to act in the capacity of dining
room servant, attend office, and anything else
his master NAV require.
WOMAN, to act as Nurse aud Cham hsrmald.
If required Apply AZ my residence, on 6h street,
west side. between iegh and jackson SITS. or ny
note TO the urd resigned, IN care of MessIs. JAMES
NJ. TAILOR Il SoS, Auct'ss.
40 4 NJ
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AMU0H1d 3Nra.

NV RTCHM On B THEzTNT!
guNEEkk,H M2xLEY. Lenses asa x.a.ssr,.
/, b. PHAsi,fPS. ....-......---. .htAae Man.s1.
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------r----# '=----a--
y ERLA<D,

NUTICE.-No person whatsoever is author
" ICED 10 purchase or make AnS contract Tor sny
aricie for the Spotswood Hotel. or Columbian
Hotel, unless the same be paid for at the time OF
delivery
This publication is not in consequence of any
thing that has transplred, but To protect me in fu
turs. and Jecauss of m, determination &, be con.
stantly posted with regain 10 the expenditure Of
both hote,s, JOSEPH II. ChENSHAW.
np laW3m
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MARINE 1NrELlIcrrcB.
PORT or RICHMOND. bEckMBER II.


sas sf,sA war.,> sAis Day Twssddyfo s'eiess.
- ARRIVED,
Steamer Georae Psabody, Prltchard. Baltimore
mdse. and PASSENGERS, p. W: Currie.
schI: Fanny Currie, Rogers. New York. mdse..
D. W. Currie.
schr STAG, Townsend, Philadelphia. coal. ". IL.
Davis.
Sehr. Jas. T. Jones, Jrnes, .AttAkapass. sugar
schr. =. and N: J: simpson. spruiil, Chcka-
horbiny mmter, W. w. Wells.
sch,. Loyal Sora n ton, Lowden. New York, bal
last, Jas Gray Is Sons.
SAILED.
sehr. Montezuma, Rich. New York, mdze.. ID.
l. ". Currle.
sehr NJ. s. Partridge, Hicks. Boston, mdze., d.
w. Currie.
PAasBNG gRs FIR sIs,xsu!P "RoANcKR, GKo,
w. CorcH. Master, Ircm New York. Dec 18th
John x Lester Geo Fltcheli. as. Smith, j y.
Hardy lno. lyman. Jno Roman, H. Nermond.
A. Mccormick; 1. Johnson. Miss Virginia Pc
gram, VI lss N. Pegram n. Drummond, +; Crest,
Miss Bury II; Wairiogt ton. VIM, knight. U. q A,
Geo WAr. r Beach. Miss A. Duffle, Mrs. w. g.
cBride, Mss r. Seton and servant, Mrs. I: /.
Moore, l.. w Ro,s. hiss l. Havsrsank. mrs.
Howe, ]. NJ Tavlor ana lady, Miss Dashlll, VIM,
Seton. and ID IN steerage.
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WAGIE,

{ETANTED-A situation ss ONERSEER. by
w man from Caroline county. Va, who may he
relied strictly a manager OF negroes. and
skill ed in The raising of the usual crops Of this
section, particularly tobacco. Has a small family,
and " shes 10 make an engagement at once. No
objection tn LOCALITY, provided 1t is healthy. The
best references given. Apply TO
f.. A. j. CLOPTON,
Real Estate ard Hiring AGENCY,
Corner of w all and Franklin streets.
de Ia-dhcw2t' Opp. Dickinson. Hill Co.'S
ISIaNTED-ro purchase several HOUSE SER
W VANTS--Cook. Maid. ard Dining EooM-to
remain in the city Best of references as TO capa-
city ard character required. Apply to Box So"
de is-3tt
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aus1 ARID sTHAYHu.

L4S1 AND STHA YELL.
I OST-Cn Saturday night, somewhere on the
II south sue Of vain, between 9th and 18Th sts
a Ia ge brass DOOR KEY. n reward wilt be paid
II left at the Dispatch office. de ID 1T
I Osr- On Saturday evening, Dec 18th. between
II Brooke Avenue and the New Market, az AC-
COIN BOOK, with some bills In it. The ader
will ne Literally rewarded, if left at this Cflce
&c l3-t' ROPER, a free man OF color.
7 OsT-On Tuesday last, on Franklin or on Il.
II streets, small tin box. coDta Dlng IN, FRE II
PAPhRS | will pay nberal reward for their
delivery at this Uffice. JANE HALSfUCK,
de lS-2tN A free woman of coIor.
OST-Ss r EW AR Some time since.
II LAND 7 AT. The plat clears Indicates by
the notes of the surveyor. tn whom It belon,s.
viii pay the ab we reward for the same If left al
the store Of Burke r. Eggeston, near the Old
Market de Is 81 ,CUB =. ATLEE.
1 USr.- Lost,on Wednesday afternoon. between
~ Mr.. Gennet's Jewelry store and Horace l..
Kents residence, on Franklin street. a STEEL.
PORTE MONNAIE. containing a considerable
amount in bank notea and specie. A liberal re
same to US. lde 8-tsl KENT, PAINE u co.
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REFERENCES:
Richmond. ktng aud Qmser.
Judge ]. NJ. UrsgoTy, William b ,nlw4re,
Goddln ,Apperson' Elder Ro. 7. Henley,
stephen Hunter, h. &. Acre,
samu.l & Wilson. Lawrence Muse
W. w Woodbridge. E,ssr.
y. H.srt,o. fS 'Ssa d a1VWi sfe,
Col. McRao, Au coe Garnett,
DR.. J. ". Garnstte. Richard BAYLOR
ynmss Cry. SpotsyEean,a.
James Allen Elder +. Frsyzer.
NoU0N. Thomas ndersoB.
Dr. j. SImeklns. FyederiekstHrs.
John Hunter J. 4: Brown.
Accomre. A. N. Bernard.
W +. +. Brown, Eu.qn,sy.
VIM q. y: Custis. Enos Hold,
GeO. w. Medge. VIM. H. Games,
King William, NJ. N. Waltoo.
Ambrose " hite. PstsrSburs.
Dr. l.. Edwards. Pr John Du Vail,
Atoemayl.. CT. Baylor,
F'der jas. " Gof j Dennis
Elder X. l.. Coleman. Portsmouth,.
Caroline G: C. Rob Non.
George Eltzhusn, Vim. II Norris
DR.. q CtQuhsrt Mttthetcs
Hon. d. C. Dejarnette, Christopher Brown.
fsiiip samuel Ssn,Ri. DIN. pe 1870
R0. b. LYME.
Office in Basement Metropolitan Hall.
% Is-dlm F.anklin ST. Get, Richmond Va.
1891 EDWARDD EACH0. 1891
lou I.GENER AGENT AND IOOt L.
COL EC1 or,
Again offers hIs se1vie to his f5le1ar N and o the
HOUSES FARMS, SELL AND HIRE OUT NJ
GROES, COLLECT CLAIMS. NEoOrI a TIE
LOANS, ard attend to all othe' Business pertain
ing to q t,eueral Agent
Thankful for pest favors he respectfully sollclts
a conlinuar ce OF the same.
M.Ufh .e on l4th street, near Exchange Hotel.
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OFFICE r. h p, r. X. CO.,l
Richmond, Dec. is, 1870. (
dividend NOIi,E.-'fhe Hoard o. Dirso-
IL tors have declared ssmt- ANIMAL dividend of
az per cent upon the capita stock of This Com
psn, payable TO the stockholders on and after
The BOOKS of transfer wiz he closed until the
3lst INST nj. ". YARN NOTION.
de lb-tlia Treasurer.
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IA HENRI LlGh DnatsUD rs
49, Men bers Of the Court OF Injury. I'D
0 Troopers having excuses TO offer for p asr
tx dehneuencles wi ass. mile =, the Yves.
n ..vuse on TIL UksDaf, 40 h of Decem ber.
IN cltIzens' dress, without arms Court OF In
curry wi then and there &c held, and The Bye
Laws TIgl y enforced.
BY o. der OF Col. DAVE. -
de 15-AL J. + FFMAN.
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i for sale lot of TIMBER upon ABOUT hun.
DIR ed acres Of land. The TIMBER consists Of
WHITE OAK. suitable for ship timber or tAyes'
RED OAK, fit for slaves or fuei and Oh ESNuT,
which makes the best of fencing sIuh. his tim
Der lies about three miles from wharf tho
ChiokahomIny River. For further information
refer to Log AN WALLER, ESQ Richmond, Va.
I3-lAwlm
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bOt' Ms, &C, &c.
In Ali cases we warrant to ave entire sstiEtac
ION As a specimen of our work, we invite the
public to cali at our blnGery and examine the set
If Blank nooks that the EIhSI PIE Nj NJ Was
wardod 10 us Tor, at lie last Far of the echan
cs' In tItute. They are pronounced by all 10 hs
his fin st specimen of Blank BOOK work ever
nan uiactured IN tn city.
We refer TO the following persons and firms, for
~ hmm have executed work:
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AS Agent OF several hrst CLASS FINE lNs
n SURANCE COMPANIES, the Undersigned
PREPARED TO issue
SHORT TERM POLICIES.
to protect increased stocks of goods durIns the
MEfCHANTS desiring additional insurance
are sohcItod 10 Gallon J. II. MONTAGUE
"a I-s'prvts Merohants' Insurance Co.
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LITERARY NOTICE.

The SCIENTIFIC AMERIcAN.-The publishers
Of this widely circulated and popular illus
trated weekly journal of mechanics and sci
ence, announce that it will be enlarged on the
first of July, and otherwise greatly improved,
containing sixteen pages instead of eight the
present size, which will mako it the largest
and cheapest scientific journal in the world;
it is the only journal Of its class that has ever
succeeded in this country, and maintains a
character for authority in all matters of me
ehanics, science aad the arts, which is not OK
celled by any other journal published in this
country or in Europe. Although the publish
crs will incur an increased expense of $4,000
year by relying upon their friends to indem-
nifty them in this increased expenditure, by a
corresponding increase of subscribers Terms
s. year, or 10 copies for SIS. Specimen
copies of the paper with a pamphlet of intor-
nation to inventors, furnished gratis, by mail,
on application to the publishers,
MUM & O.,
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
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NOTICES OF THE PRESS.

A splendid view of Mount Vernon, whicl
excels any engraving of the place we have be
sore secn.--SoUthcrn .iryas ia.
Il is pronounced to be by far the most truth
full and striking representation Of Aoant Yer
non that has been presented to the public. i
is executed III oil colers. after an English styl.
OF printing known It is said to only orc mar
III this country, and never before attempted
--forfolh Day Boo6, Ia.
We hopc It may adorn the walls of each dom
icie in the land, ana as it unfolds to tile eye
. correct likeness OF Washington home, awaa
en- fresh love for his memory. his virtues and
his country.-M. HojY Hcfe,d, y. J.
It will make an elegant ornament for the
parlor.-IttfrsJa1g, Ia.
Il isa beautiful view of Mount Vernon; i
has tile appearance Of An effective Water Col
or Drawing, and would richly aaovn parlor.
~ Feray.s hai'y i|ess.
Il is cheap at double the money Union
Pia5.fe1d NJ.
II Il decidedly tie best enc in existence
Port CLatoa 0Mo Democrat.
Tie tints arc very brilliant, and the picture
is not only a striking one, but must become
opular.-SaRday DlaPateh.
The Subscribers have Just issued picture Of
Mount Ternon. printed in fifteen oil colors by
new and improved process, by which pictures
chat nave heretofore cost from s. to s., can
be furnished fer Atty cents. The size Of our
engraving is | ; hy . inches, on super calen-
acred heavy plate paper.
We have also just published view Of the
Capitol at Washington, in the same style as
Nit Vernon.
Price fifty cents, postage paid to any part
Of The United States. j. II. BIEAM co.
ll2 South third STREET. Philadelphia
gg Agents wanted in every County through
out the Union. Send and Get cory.
~ Any paper giving the above an inser-
ton and sending Us a marked copy, We will
send post paid as soon as published, copy Of
each Of our aeries Of National lictures. lie
Vt. Vernon anu Capital OF the United States
will be sent Immediately.
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Sas~ We learn that two men, Messrs.
Northington and Welch, had a difficult
ty IN the town Of Wharton, few days
since, and in the rencounter Northing
ton shot WEIGH through the heart with
double barrel shot gun, but the latter
Immediately attacked N arlington with
knife, and managed to cut him several
times, once to the heart, when both fell
together, within fifteen feet Of each 9th.
er, and both died Immediately after, and
within minute Of the same time.-Gaz
reston Ncms
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TRAINS EASTWARD.

Connecting with all through trains for Chi
cago and the east.
AT Dewitt with stages for Davenport, Ma
9uoketa!
At Yankee Run, with stages for Toronto,
Onion Grove with Stages for Upton, at Lisbon
with Stages fer Anamosa.
At Cedar Rapids with Stages for Marion,
Cedar Rapids vinton. Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Waverly, Clarksyille, Bradford, st. Charles,
Mitchell, f. Dodge, Sioux City. Toledo, Mari
eta, Ellora, Nevada, Boonsboro, Homer, JEFF
fersoa, Webster City, Iowa Fails, Marengo,
Newton, DesNoines, and Council Bluffs.
With steamer Blackhawk on Cedar River
for Vinton and Waterloo
This is the shortest, cheapest, and most ex-
peaitio.s 1oute between Chicago and central
Iowa. it being only 135 miles from Chicago,
T. The Mississippi River and thence. directly
into the Interior Of Iowa.
Tickets for sale at the Wells street Depot,
Chicago, His.
10y An agent will be at the depot in Full
ton 10 receive all baggage for Clinton or the
Road. which will be convened across the river
FREE Of charge.
NJ. SMITH, Eng. and Superintendent.
]. H. HAM, General Frt and Ticket Agent.
Toledo, December 10Th, 1859.
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind suffer over large part Of
the globe, is the consequence of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasin
Of vegetable decay This cxhalation is evolved
BY the action of solar heat on wet SOIL and rises
with the watcry vapor from it. While the sun is
below the horizon this yapor fingers near tho
earths surface, and the virus Is taken with 1t
through the lungs into the blood. There it acts
rs M irritating poison on the internal viscera
and excreting organs Of the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails to secrctc not only this
virus. but also the bile from the blood. Both
the virus and the bile accumulate in the crcula-
ton and produce violent constitutional disorder.
The spleen, the kidneys, and the stomach SYM
pathizc with the liver and become disordcrcd
also Finally, the instinct Of our organism, as
if in an attempt to expel the noxiOus infusion,
concentrates the whole blood of the body In tho
internal cxcrctories to force them TO cast it out.
The blood leaves the surface, and rushes to the
central organs with congestive violence. This is
the CHILL. But in this effort it fails. Then tho
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves tho
central organs and rushes to the surface, rs il
in another effort to cXpel the irritating poison
through the other great excretory = the skin. In
this also it fails, and the system abandons the at
tempt exhausted, and waits for the recovery Of
strength to repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroxysms of FEVER AND
AGUE. Such constitutional disorder will of
course undermine the health If 1t is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have found, an
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-03-08
Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncutralizes this malarious poison in tho
blood, and stimulates the liver to eXpel 1t from
the body. As it should, so it does cure this at-
hctivc disorder with perfect certainty. And it
does more, or rather does what is Of more SER
vice to those subject TO this infection. II taken
in season it eXpels it from the system as it is alb
sorbed and thus keeps those who use it free from
its attacks; keeps the system in health although
exposed to the disease. Consequently 1t not only
cures but protects from, the great variety of af-
fcctions which arc induced by this malignant
influence such as Remittent Fever, Chill Fever,
Dumb, or Masked Aguc, Periodical Headache,
or Bilious Headache, Bilious Fevers, Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness, Toothachc, Ear
ACHE Catarrh Asthma, Palpitaions, Painful At
fections of the Spleen Mysteries, Collie, Paralysis,
and Painful Affections of the Stomach and Bow
els all of which, when arising from this cause,
will be found to more or less the intermit-
tent type. This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
Of these arrangements, and cures the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the excrc-
tories to cXpel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited TO do this
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term occlimdtion. Time may accomplish
the same end but often life is not long enough, or
is sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE
CURE does it at once, and with safety. We have
great reason to believe this is a surer as well rs
safer remedy for the whole class of diseases
than any other which has been discovered; and
1t has still another important advantage to tho
public, which is, that it is cheap as well as good
PREPARED NJ
DIR IT ~ AVER e. 90
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Conference.-The box containing the view
Of MOUNT VERNON arrived yesterday. lam
greatly obliged to yeu for this pleasing spcc-
men of printing in colors, which besides its
intcrcs, as representation Of the spot which
more than any other, endears itself TO the heart
Of the country, is worthy Of the attention, as a
successful attempt to place works of art Of this
kind within the reach Of the great mass ofthe
community. ! remain gentleman with many
thanks SC.
Very respectfully yours,
EDNA EVERETT
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NORTHWESTERN FARMER.
TO-
/ s 60.
-.O.-


Devoted to all departments Of Agriculture,
Grain Stock, Gardening Fruit, Hedging, Fon-
cling, Farm and City Buildings, Household At
fairs &c, It contains large amount of read
ing, and more Engravings than any other
monthly Agricultural Journal 1t has also a
larger numb Der of Contributors, among which
are the most experienced Agricultural and
Horticultural writers in the Vest. It is print
ed in the very best style of the art. Each
monthly number is bound in neat colored
cover.
CHOICE SEEDS FOR FREE DISTRIBUTION.
Te have been very successful in tx cult
yltion Of seeds the past season, and we have
now over loo varieties Of the most choice and
rare seeds that can be grown in this climate,
for free distribution among subscribers for
1860. Our aim has been, to ascertain by ex-
perimental cultivation, the best varieties OF
various kinds of Seeds and to distribute such,
only, as are really meritorions
Send for copy of our Almanac. which con-
tains descriptive catalogue Of all our Leeds
and terms Of distribution among Subscribers.
MILLER 4 BRAYTON, Publishers
: ~ = Sa s a'::ss' Editors.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 1869.
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Northwestern Farmer.
A L NJ A N A G
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This useful little annual to every family is
published at the Farmer Office. 1t contains
some forty pages, illustrated with seventy or
eightysengrayings, filled with family receipts
miscellany, hints on farming, gardening, and
fruit raisirg. New and improved agricultu-
raj implements, our catalogue Of seeds for dis
tribution to subscribers, &c.
copy will be sent to any one, post paid in
return for three cent stamp,-Six copies for
three stamps,-Twelve copies for four stamps
or any larger number at the same rate.