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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-05-10
By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
No. Wall street, Richmond, Va.

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
n VALUABLE STEAM ENGINE AND SAW
Million FRIDAY. the llth day Of May, lsss, at
IL o. clock NJ will sell at public auction, at the
saw mill Of N. w. Stafford, deceased, on the
Courthouse road, near Gates's mill, in Chester
nea as e STEya ENGINE tpew, twenty four horse
power with S1W-MILL attashed-all new and In
excellent running order;
One CARRY LOG, one FOUR HORSE WAGON,
and HORSES;
One TOP BUGGY;
-Four OXEN, well-broke, aud in good order
TEN THOUSAND FEET OF LUMBER, and all
the appurte nances to a saw-mill.
TERMS Day Of sale.
GEORGE N. WILSON,
Administrator of N. w. Stafford, deceased.
PILKISToS, PuLLIAx X Co., Auctioneers.
my 2-tds
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The BEAUTIES OF MILITARY RULE
Lieutcnant-C Colonel Trowbridge, command
ing the Thirty-third United States colored
troops, put to death, in South Carolina,
without trial, man named Calvin Crozier,
for the alleged murder of private in the
regiment named Mills. After Crozier's
death IL appeared that Mills wasnot killed,
and a military court Of inquiry was called
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BY Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE LOT, AT THE
Y NORTHEAST CORNER OF GRACE AND AN
SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT huC-
on WEDNESDAY, the 10th May, 1863: at half, past
o'clock, P. NJ, that truly VALUABLE LOT To-
Gated as above, now In the occupancy OF M.s Sss
hundred dollars. II fronts forty five and hall
feet. running back one hundred and nifty three
feet to wide alley; and for first class residence
is Justly regarded a. amongst the valuable lots
soon to be offered for sale
TERMS One fourth cash balance at SIX, eve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed. The taxes for TINS
wear to be paid by the purchaser: -
HARRISON, GODDlN 4 ApPERsoN,
NV 10 Auctionecrs.
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At his post, on the James River and kanawha
canal, in the city Of Rishm9nd Sai on snNHsNay,
native OF Hanover, Germany, in the sixty-second
year OF his age.
Suddenly, on the 9th instant, SARAH ELIZA
BETH, wife of william A. Trueheart, In the TWEEN
ty- nth year of her age. ~ D.
byterian Church, REV, DR.. Moore's,) To-Da
Thursday at o clock. The friends of the family
and members OF the City Police are respectfully
invited to attend without further notice
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MARRIED,

n, Tho 9Th instant, al the residence OF Mayo
rso Inv the Rev. James H. Gates MT hbNh,i ~, y.
CARTER to Miss MARY J. FBANols' pom u "io
city
;. May their life ever be changeless as the CEDAR
tree
Pittsburg papers please copy
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By Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner of Main and Eleventh streets.

ADMINISTRATOR SALE OF a
"A HOUSE AND LOT, ON FIFTEENTH STREET /,
Of a decree of Richmond Hastings Court, entered
Goth March, 1906 in the case of Dudley, Sergeant,
William =. Martin, deceased, rs Evans and ais,
will sell at auction, upon the premises. on FRI
DAY, nth May, at O'Clock, p. M II fair, II not,
then on the next fair day thereafter, at the same
hour, the property situated a. stated above, and
occupied "a store and dwelling by Mrs. Fensoin,
consisting 81 FRAMED HOUSE with three roollis.
Terms? one third cash; balance at three and
six months for negotiable notes, with Interest
added the title to be retained until the notes are
paid THOMAS u. DUDLEY,
Sergeant and as such Adminstrator
with the will annexed Of William L. Martin
GRrrTs Il WILLIAMS Auctioneers. myl
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after brief services, they viii proceed % the Ceme
terry TO spend the day. AT the Cemetery addresses
have been engaged for the occasion. Any persons
having flowers or evergreens which they are will
ing to contribute TO decorate the graves are
quested TO send them to 81. Johns Church al
WEDNESDAY, tho 9th instant, between an
o'clock, p. NJ, or the next morning befol- !
o'clock, where committee Of ladies will BIO In
waiting 10 receive them.
BY order Board OF Managers.
nv SIT MRS. A. X. COURTNEY, Secretary.
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PLAN os'p1Asos..@
JOHN W. DAVIES 4 SONS,
RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHANGE
No. lss MAIN STREET,

RICHMOND MUSICAL EXCHAyGE
No. lss MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
sTIEFF'S PREMIUM PIAN0.F0RTEs
These Instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
with the best ma kers Of the country, and are nov
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These Instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN.
PROyEMENTs, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege Of exchange within twelve
months II not entirely satisfactory
to the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who hir,
STIEFFS PIANOS now In use
General K. 4. LEE, Washington College, Lerrs.
ton;
ID. B. PAYss BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. z. E. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female institute,
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and &c
CAyEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Staunton,
Professor E. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all In want Of SUPERIOR PIASS
is solicited. Terms liberal. hAb
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4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
"A FOR sALE.-By virtue Of an order made by
April term, 1866, In the ease OF r. T. Foster s Co
us. Henry Z. Decie, shall proceed 70 sell by pub
lie outcry, on the 3lsr DAY'0 NAY, 1885, on the
premises, that valuable Farm known as the DEClE
FARM. s. $500
The Farm contains about SEW EN- HUNDRED and
TWENTY-THREE ACRES OF LAND, has . new
and beautiful DWELLING. HOUSE on u, together
with all the necessary cgt-houses used by farmers
and Tennessee railroad, ia the county Of Montgo.
merry. and about one mile from the celebrated
Montgomery White sulphur Syringe.
TEAMS or SALE a credit Of two and three Year,
will be given the purchaser by his paying down In
cash so much Of the purch sss money necessary 70
ments are 10 bear interest frun the Ah day Of De.
cember. ises. st which time possssstun will be
purchase money aud lien by deed Of trust Tor The
same will be required OF the purchaser.
The sale a will tsks place PsCnps, . c,sloss
ap std Sheriff Of Montgomery county. Va.
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TEEP COOL AND BUY ONE OF
n THOSE CELEBRATED CHARCOAL WATER.
COOLERS manufactured in this city by DAVID
pARR A SONS and for sale at KELLOGG GlB.
SONS China Store and GREGORY BR0THERs
Furnishing store, Main street NJ EVANS China
store 32s Broad street, near Fourth street, and Al
The Factory, No. Fifteenth street. We warrant
them TO ba the best Coolers TO be had ia th.
ar any other city DAVID PARR SONS,
Tim No Fifteenth street.
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ms- A MEETING OF TINE sTOCkHOLD.
Frs Of tho RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND
INSURANCE COMPANY will be held on WED
NEsDAY NEXT, the 9th instant, at4 O'Clock, T.
M, in the basement Of William Ira Smith 4 Co.'S
store.
BY order Of the Commissioners. t.
my SIT L. ID. oIhhhb, oecreai!.
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LOST, sTRAYED AND FOUND.

FOUND, a WATCH and CHAIN,
T which the owner can get by describing them
and paying for this advertisement. Apply az this
office my Pts
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.r- GREAT REDUCTION m THE PRICE
or puoToGRAPHs at REEFS BROTHERS
GALLERY, OPPOSITE, THE sPoTs"ooD ho-
TEL.--In consideration Of the scsrshy OF mnsy,
REEFS 4 BROTHER have determlnsa 70 n ,,,.,rn
T1p price Of their superior Carries DE vlslTE
- THREE DOLLARS per dozen, for all the various
STYLES, until further notice.
~ yn. $500 m 4 tinted Tor IS cents myo-st
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no JONAS GARY, RICHARD Carl:

ITO JONAS CARY, RICHARD CAn CAM.
i andAll others couee med :-Ann Wallace Co o.
nled with me y petition alleging that baIsIes "a
admitted to probate and recorded shortly 49, ,,aY
death In the Circuit Court OF Henrieg, fss.,,.a
Cary II, the city Of Richmond was devised w,biss
that the original Of said viii and the book =, trs
Ii was recorded we're burn aud destrOys.so CO.., me
on the ID April. 1855 that she desires 70 hardy
nstined that have appointed the eth day ym,niln,
A. ID. lssS, - the time, and my ohies, on CIV q
between fiffh and Sixth streets, IN tne he ~
petition and for taking the proof desired
when and whore you may attend u yoar OWNS,
800 THOMAS. Enfc sar
Special Connissionsr Of Hsnrieo Cireaa ''"'
my 7.-lAWHw
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.-RAN.
I DOLPH & ENGLISH, at their Book store and
Bindery. No. lei Thirteenth or Governor street,
have good stock Of NOV ELS, TRAVELS, BloG.
LAW BOOKS for sale or HIRE al moderate rates.
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ELECTIONS.
u,HE COMMONWEALTH OF yIR

TIME COMMONWEALTH OF VIZ.
GINA 10 ras gaEsIYr or fHs Cors,,n.
HgSsICo. assETINa. Whereas vacancy IA. ~
cured In the approximation Of yonr comfy IN n.
stoned By the resignation Of frxnklin Steam.
ons OF the Dslsgates: u
These are therefore, In the name OF the Conmo,
wealth, TO require You To cause an election IN.
held In your said county Of Henrico on ~
FOURTH Thu RsDAY (being the 2ath day OFAay
NEXT for Delegate 10 MI the vacancy afor..
In testimony whereof, these, our letter.. a..
sealed with the Less Seal Of the Common
wealth, and made patent. witns,.
ISgALl FEAScIs ii. PgIRPOIST, our Govsrna,
this 18th day Of April, A. D., pss. AZ
in the ninetisth year Of the Corn,eop..
wealth. y. Ii. PEIKPOIST
BY the Governor
J. n. HsRNDoS,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
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MONDAY EVENING, MAY II, 1865,
at the
HALL OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
which has been kindly rendered for the purpose
by the Governor With great respect,
remain, gentlemen, yours, &c,
SAMUEL A. EATON.
Poem To commence at o clock.
Tickets. FIFTY CENTS. my lo-td
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ADJUSTMENTS.
T LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT.

RICHMOND. May Q, 1866.
Mr.. SAMUEL A. EATON
Sir.-So general was the satisfaction expressed
by all who had the pleasure to hear your - Poem
of Labor" recently delivered for the beneht OF Inc
mechanics of Richmond, We beg leave to ask, In
behalf of many of your fellow citizens, that you
repeat il at such time and place as may suit your
convenience. .
I0uN u GIIMER. JAMES II. DO0LEY,
]. l.. APPERSON, \. STEENBOCk,
o. Z. BALDWIN, H. & Ella Sun,
JOHN PURCELL, J. " RAND0Lih
J. n. MONTAGUE, } } ENGLiSh,
j. w. LEW ELLEN, ROBERT A. ralNb,
JAMES K. BRIDGES, DAVID M La
sNDW JOHNSTON. SAMUEL K. ADAMS,
= EDMOND. JAMES Z. RIDDICk,
VINCENT BARGAMlN, GEORGE W, 81 soI, En-
A. BARGAMlN, JR., J. W. DAVIES q SUNS,
c. CAMPBELL, X; ALhbhS coon
A. JUDS0N CRANE.
RICHMOND, Mays, 1866.
To JOHN III. GILMER, ESQ j. l.. APPERsoE, w. l.
BALDWIN, Esq, and others
Gentlemen compliance with your wish and
that of so many of my friends aud fellow citizens,
AZ conveyed in your favor of the 9Th instant, allow
me To announce that | shall repeat my
POEM OF LABOR
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General Meeting Of the
~ Stockholders OF the CLOVER HILL RAIL.
Road COMPANY will be held ~ their Office in
th,s city, on MONDAY, lIth June, 1850.
BY order Of the Board OF ptreeton
ID. 8. wo0LDRIDGE
AVA atauta Treasurer
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+ IME.--A cargo Of LIME, now being
IL discharged At onr warehouse, viii be sold ON
favorable terms to dealers, who are Requested to
call to.day and 70. morrow, before stofiHf
So ~ pALN2R, HARTSOOK Co..
my s-ts Libby building.
MAlARONI AND VERMICELI.I.-
yERhIcELA isss FsssissSl 4 ~ ssi, sx s.,rrv
myass ssssi ~. = lfaia sssstes
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sCRoPULA. CHRONIC RHEUMATISM AID
SYPHILIS.

TIL, most unmanaceable diseases which afiirt ii.
human race made to yield satisfactorily and lrt
manently to the method and means an exposure
of which may be had by reading concise ,llie.
thought e for some time worthy to be noted byll'
p@ The lille OF this short treatise is " The Special
Treatment OF syphilis, Chronic Rheunal!sn' aAi
serofuIa. by pr. +. J. Goodwin, Of tue washing
hereby most respectfully and honestly solicit.
careful notice of this pamphlet by the cla,s OF a
snd a s sen.Ss reading TO mssa
the authenticity OF its Intelligent and proir'.nH,
enforcement. The vegetable Eutrophic. wtloa
pRet constitutes, in the udgInent OF rmnatEs
physicians and others distinguished Tor lmeb'
gence and high appreciation Of truth ana mn, ,IE
ian important addition to the remedie, t'S
known US the most Efficient In the treatment o. Nee
diseases.
Ny success I'm managing these diseases, noK coo;
treatment is due 10 my adaptation OF the Eu'rorhh
upon the theory which devised upon cary N'n NJ
logical views taken OF these maladies Inc r.
4 place among the most reputed standard remeiis'
Of medical record; and would most eonssi.IIij
ously claim Ut the hands OF honorable and ,h.,'s
gent physicians q fair and Impartial trisl o..
therspeatical value applied by mo In the eohu''
Of these diseases. -,
cam on short notice, furnish physicians lotai,!
in towns and cities from nfty 10 one hundred boi'
Of the kutrophic Ut cost OF three dollars Ps' w
tie, containing thirty ounces. -.
The long established mineral Resources -
Washington Springs, formerly known . Les Ca
sffOrding the best qualities Of sulphur AJT,
Chalybeate, and Magnesla. the most remAssAA.n
and valuable collection OF medicinal wafer ALo 49,.
TO the mountains Of Virginia, cannot be otasis as
than attractive to irvalids Of both sexes saesnDs
from debilities, diseases OF the urinary ~ -,
uterine disorders, skin diseases, diseases ~ -.
liver and digestive functions, and All are.N "a
benefited by relaxation from domestic hanu. !,
pursuits, accompanied by few week.. sooa 49,
such healthful retreat ~ that OF the ssA'hs"-
Springs. f...- ..t,s,l
Persons visiting the Springs for their min, u,
advantages will be charged two dollars P'i -
and twelve dollars per week board ,.s,.
Persons visiting the Springs for mediesi 49, y,
and treatment will be charged nve doha" =
week, at specie rates, for board. ,,.,,
Passengers reach the Springs by the Nnss
and Tennessee Railroad, stopping a. Glade sF~
depot, Washington county. .s.as
80 charge for medical services unless ssa"'
ton Is given. AT
The afflicted may visit us with the assurance -
their sojourn shall be ucceeded by a happy o.,
Ii Ire, zoe hare need and ,c0ut1 notnn MY
the suffering. b. J. GOWN"
The VEGETABLE EuTRoPHIc and the PANTS.
LET can DO obtained Of J. B. WOOD, piess9.
northeast corner OF Marshall and fIih -,
Richmond, agent for this city, aud IRON s'-es
generally In sll parts Of Virginia.
NH 0-lGs33taw6m
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NOTICE.-A called meeting of the
IN Firemen and Stockholders Of the RICHMOND
Charles r. Workman Co., In the city Of Rich
mond, on thursday, the sith day Of May, 1850,
at II o'eloek A.. .,.
my SITS DAVID GURRiE, President.
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In accordance with the above Proclamation, N.
poIIs will be opened at all Of the precinct. n n.
county ON Thursday, the 7ith day Of May, I.ss, fr
tho election Of Delegate to the House Of Deegs,s
OF Virginia, 70 All tho vacancy cecasioned By the
missioners appointed to supcrintend, and IN. 81
GERS appointed TO conduct the preceding gen-r.
clectisns, shall also superiniend and conduct ali
electionsto I'LL vscsnces."-Code l'o, chapter !
section II.
~ o'''' : VIZ r. II. HUFPNAN,s
Ia-Iaxtl7M&di2l
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received, further
w supply 81 the celebrated ZElGLEk WHISKY
NV o-is PhbhEh, nAniSo'h ~ W
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN s.,, a
~ application VII y .a1s e e teassRffiFicaIy
on DIET No. "a, fos three Appdrsd dollar Il
Ing n na,ns Of William y. Wstson, saaiss 4 ~
Mildred A. Watson, and tesued ancer 49,.
March. 1850. said esfihcste having been
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By Pilkinton, Pulliam Co., Auctioneers,
Commission Merchants, and Real Estate Agents
No. Wall street, Richmond, Va.
EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-At the
Il request OF u. ]. johnson, ESQ.,, we Offer for
sale privately the piece of LAND, containing
FIFTY ACRES, lying on Broad Rock road, In
Chesterfield county, through which the Five Mile
branch runs II s part in woods and part cleared
about eight acres cleared portion Of the tract IL
excellent low ground IL not sold privately before,
will be sold at public auction, To the highest bid
der, without reserve, on SATURDAY, the 10Th OF
May, 1855, at , o'clock, F. NJ.
Terms Liberal, and made known ON day of sale.
PlLKINT0N, PULLlAA h CO.,
my 3-andfolaMHdfd AuciinneerH
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V,HE GREAT BARGAIN STORE OF
L LEVY BRoTHERS.-Brocade Melanges at ~
cents per yard Shepherd Plaids at 80 cents; Cling
hams at rs cents All wool Flannel at 40 cents
Bleached and Unbleached Cotton at 10, 20 and 20
cents Linen Crash at Is cents White Cotton Hose
at 25 cents Linen Handkerchiefs at - per dozen,
worth So Linen Sets Collars and Cuffs at rs, q.
great bargain Bugle Buttons Black SILK Lace for
trimming nantes.
Also at reduced prices, large lot of beautiful
Silk Wrappngs Magic and other Rutings the
celebrated Coventry Ruftiing; Duplex Elliptic
Shirts, and numerous other articles, all at the
lowest cash prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
Is Main street.
nv 10 Successors to JACOB A. LEVY.
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DEMOVAL.--I would respectfully in
IL form my friends and the public generally that
[ have removed from my old stand, No. ss Mar
street and now occupy the store mo: s5l w The
CORNER OF MAIN STREET AND LOCUST Al
LEY, lately In the occupancy OF w. IL. Alderdiee,
Esq. Thankful for the liberal eneouragensb!
given me in the past, hope, by diligence and
nromptness to merit its continuance for the future
ia d-ts l.. II. LUCK, Aucttonser
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN as 4
~ ~ sRHI sSSck 81 & x, H. SD
. a'sa l's sss xS :sss SO csssss
9 1870. 3 ss.Ss ~ j. rAagsuass. u, se0
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TIMBRELLAS.-SI GINGHAM,
" and COTTON UMBRELLAS in great variety,
purchased from the manufacturers Tor cash, and
"a sp s:tS 'ns'p %ERTssBAKKR i WILLIAMS.
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neutrality-suspicious. viii 1esps isSsW
~, sns g, as ass p
Company, Destroyed BY the nrs Of Apti,nkgLL.
the aans Of THOMAS, HUGHES CALI"
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HFEMORANDUMS. = Five hundred
MI TUCK and PLAIN MEMORANDUM BOOKS.
ROBINSON < FAlRBANks,
ans Paper War"hoase.
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ETTS BRICK WORKS.
IL CREW 4 WATTS, PR0PRIEToRS;-We are
now prepared to deliver one hundred and seventy
five thousand of the best hand made ROCKETTS
BUILDING BRICKS in quantities wanted by
builders and jobbers. Orders left at the office OF
c. CREW son, soap manufacturers, will be
promptly filed. my lo-lm
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EOR RENT, One PLEASANT ROOM,
II suitable for a Gentleman's Lodging IA
room. or a Gentleman and Wife. Apply to 1..:8
Mrs II. b. HOVAN, -E4A
Seventeenth street, between Venable and Poplar.
fe 26--ts
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rOUNTRY-CURE HAMS AND
- JOHN N. GORDON & soy.
my2 Fourteenth street, near Exchange Ho,'l
HEALTHFUL ATTRACTIONS OF
Ill THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS, VA
ONE RARE ITEM OF THE PROGRESS oP THE
PRESENT CENTURY.
DIR. E. ]. GooDwIN's EUTRoPHic,
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The VEGETABLE EUTRoPHIc and the P Asfs
northeast corner OF Msrshall and flith sts ,.
Richmond, agent for this city, aud from s'-es
generally In sll parts Of Virginia.
mi 0-lGs29faW6m
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31

Mar,h& Co, at iile POST o flee. have
received a full stock of school Books
syry variety. suitable for school, in
parts of the Territory and Missouri,
hew supply Of Copy Books. s,hod Rec
rds for Teachers, States, Pencils, Pens,
Psn-hOlders ETC., in fact every thing in
The School Book and Stationery line. IOsU
dOvn for C.aSH., 1862
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
d.. McKinlT,s Great RamedY

bow for sale at The Post Office. Mr..
z Cumnins, who has purchased the
sole right fOr 1his Territory, has just
Past through Our City and leaves only a
Few bottles here for sale 10 intesduce it
I cures Neuralgia. sOre;lhrOa., rheuma.
hsm, chOlic and sick headacheke. Il is
new but comes well recommended. Call
and gen a bOlle and give il a taial.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
NeRdenhaI's Patent hand Looms!

TheO. Hill & Co. deserve The hanks
end patronage of all for their untiring
s4Or's TO place within the reach Of all
1s best and most popular labor saving
Implements. They are now agents for
s'endsnhaH's Improved Patent &J-ad.
HGnd LOOM This As FAR superior
any H0nd Loom ever invented; sim
ourables easily worked and not liable
get outOf repair any child can work
saaI can turn'a crank. Messrs. Theo.
~ Co, viii be happy to give all ~.
.o.nstion as to prices, etc.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
TRENCH FLOWS

have the exclusive rightke tho maarfsetnre
a3epf these plOWs. ID this f~tciteEF e1
es41ties Of MissouRis and A1eHt
nands so far as p.actcatI
IS canceded by all who have testsd N41eeper
kiddeg OultiVator, that it is SUPERIOR tosaIt
sthsrs ID the following respects:
1st The ploWman can ride easier and pillow with
less labor.
end. Any person who can drive > team can man
.geit.
Sd. Crooked roWn Of corn are plOWed as easily
and thOroughlyas straight ones, the plOWman Sit
ting SO as to observe the corn, aud see if the work
is well done. : ci
4th. 1t is guided bya perfectly natural and easy
foot motioT, and does not eramp or tire the ploW-
man. iE2 Hs ~
5th. TIE pillow, while in motion, is moved with
perfect ease.
9Th. TIE shovels may be adjusted to any depth,
and any desired space between them is easily OBJ
tanned. s5
7th. It has adjustable shields to prevent young
corn from being covered.
9th, It's admirably adapted to pIOwingin small
grain. Te
Every cultivator is well made, Of good material,
and warranted to do good work.
We refer to the 70 flowing named persons, who
last year bought and used the chltiyatOr manufac-
tured by Morgan 4 Mead, in AtchisOn county, Mis-
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
VINO Wants One9

J.H. Manny's Combined Reaper and
Mower; Eagle Mower )" Aultman &
Cos Sweepstakes Thrashing Machine (;
r. H. Smith s. Co.'S Pekin Wagons T;
lAepOsha & Batavia Wagons John
DeeFe's Ce,ehrated Moline Shovel and
Hfeaking Piows f; can be had si =
THEO. HILD& cos
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
foT G. W. Fairbrother.
sabbath School Pic KIe.-Thel

sabbath School Pic Nie.-There
being a general desire manifest over
his County to aaVe a County Sabbath.
sbOol Plc.Nic. All the friends Of The
rUiect-Teaehers and superintendent
\ he whole County, are requested 70
meet London. IN this County, OF Satur-
NJ. June, Oh at 10 o'clock. P. NJ
Judgements will then be made for a
.snsrsl County Sabbath School Pic Me.
Nebraska advertiser., 1866-05-31
Pest once Hours.

Opens, $50, a. M. closes 8, p. m.
Eastern Mail closes al 5 o'clock, p. m.
Northern Mail closes $50, p. m.
Western Mail clOpes, Monday. 7.9O, I'm
A. D. MARsH, P. M.