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LOUISVILLE, ky.
AMEs GRAVES. JAMES A CRAVE
GRAVES & SON,

ALNfAANAlA1 VI
M. GRAVES AGUE PILLS. AlsTT-HTLToUs Pills,
asrrzrCAN LLSI1lENT. PAIN ENTRAC-
r0R, CANDY VERMIFUGE, PILE
OINTMENT, AND
crrRE FOR DIPTHERIA AND THROAT DISEASE
And Dealers IN all kinds OF
Patent Medicines, Psrfumery, Soaps and Fancy
Articles; Liquors, Wines and BraDdies, for
medical purposes, Fine segars and Tobacco,
Extracts, Sponge, Brushes or All
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Purified
Sulphate Of cineonis. Morphine.
Chlor0forln. Opium, and many other prepara-
tons, that viii be sold low.
VIII also Keep an assortment OF Electic Mali
cines.
sr We VII have . catalogue OF our stock -
prices, thai VIII be furnished those dasiri,ss.
one, nee Of charge.
NO 22s HARKET STREET.
between sixth and Seventh -.
1AH-'1 AonisyiAe. Ky,
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h9- A silver wedding that win be
worth witnessing, viii be observed on the
18th Of April, at st. Petersburg. 1t Is
that Of Car Alexander and the CaaFiRa.
They were married ON the 28th Of April,
ls4l. The Czar's birthday falls on the
ssth OF April, when he viii be fOrty-eight
years Old, his wife, who is forty-two, is
mary Alexandrowna, daughter of the
Grand Ou,ke Of Hesse- DArnstaat. one of
the minor sovereigners of Germany.
Five sons and daughter, who bears ne
mothers name, being thirteen. THE
eldest son died recently,
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. The gravel ensues from neglect or improper
treatment of the kidneys. These organs, being
weak. the water is not expelled from the blad-
der, but allowed to remain; II becomes fever
ish and sediment forms. It is from this Gepos,t
that the stone is formed and gravel ensues.
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Main Street.

1.-TWO COTTAGE BUILDINGS, on Main street
Il below tho ". q L. Z. R.
One two-story FRAME HOUSE, for two tene.
meuts, finely arranged.
LOT, 60 by 100 feet. Terms, ,Si2,Ooo-one-fourth
cash and II months.
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IN THE WORLD. {.

- am acquainted with II. T. HelmbOlds he oc-
cupied the drug stsre opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting the business
where others had not been equally so before
him, l have been favorahly Impressed With
his character and enterprise.
WM WEIl-HTNA
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coUT, OR RHEuMATIsM,
THE cRAVEL.

Pain occurring in the Ioins is indicative Of the
above diseases. They occur in persons disposed
70 acid stomach and chalky eoncretions.
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PHEsR PARTIEs REsoRr

% various means OF effectiRs sales, such as
copying PARTS OF advertiEements al popular
remedies and finishing with Certificates.
The Science Of Medicine stands SIMPLE,
Basis Induction toE is Pillar. Truth alone for
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Firm OF Powers & Weightlnan,l ]
Manufacturing Chemists,

Nlh1h ana brown streets, Philadelphia
From the Philadelphia Eve RlIisssa March l0tA.
We are gratifed TO hear OF the continued sue
cess, IN New York, OF our tognsman, Mr.. Il. T.
helmbold, DrAggist. His store, next to the Me-
ana five stories in height Ii is certainly a
grand estaDiishment and speaks favorably OF
the merit or his articles. He retains his Once
ana Laboratory in this city, which are also
model estaollShments of their class.
lie proprietor has been induced TO make this
though advertised, are
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OS6 ACRES on the above Road-one mile
%SO from Pooahontas. Two fine Dwellings
Clubhouse, Orchards, Wells and lasting Springs
-one hundred acres in cultivation-can De
bought at the Low PRICE Of SIS per acre.
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A WoRp OF CAUTION.

Health is most important; and the afflicted
should not use an advertised medicine, or any
gsmedy, unless its contents OF ingredients are
known to others besides the manufacturer, or
until they are satisfied Of the quRli ncations OF
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GENUINE PREPARATIONS

And knowing that the intelligent refrain frOm
using enything pertaining to ouackery, or the
fstent Medicine orde eF-Ilost or which are pre-
pared by seli-stylen Ioe3ors, who are too igno-
;tlaeh iess competent to prepare Pharmaceutical
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, on
" Vance street.
LOT, IS feet by s.. $500; s959O cash six and
twelve months
One FRAME COTTAGE on Vance streets
rooms, out houses and lot. Terms, 500 cash.
A beautiful LOT for fine residence.
One two-story NEW FRAME HOUSE-six
rooms, out houses fine cistern; in desirable
position, near Mrs. Talbot's residence-Sl0 O90-
one-haif cash o and u months.
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PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY.

PLEASE NOTICE.
I make no secret OF Ingredients Helmbold's
Extract Buchu is composed Of Buchu, Cubebs
and Juniper Berries, selected with great care,
prepared in UdcuO and according to rules of
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
City Residence,

Front on Wellington street. Good house-hve
rooms, out houses, fine eYergreeus in the yard
Price, S75OO-one-haf cash; balance in one
year, $3.50 all cash.
Nineteen Acres,
ii ghly improved, south OF the city. An laid
out for gardening. Good new dwellirE-sfx or
eight rooms, new out houses. Price, S3I 100
oHe-half easn-balance in one, two and three
years, with interest. A great bargain is offered.
Plantation,
IN Desha county, Ark; a8 acres in cultivation,
200 acres in cypress brake 1900 acres IN tract.
Also, 100 acres adjoining; 500 acres in cult
walton.
Twenty Thousand Acres,
Lying in Craighead, Green, Lawrence and indie
pendence counties, Arkansas, selected with
great care, and lying on Cash and Black rivers
on the line of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
Price, s. per acre.
Also,
A list Of City and Suburban Property and
Lands In Tenne nesSee, Arkansas and Mississippi
ali Of which are offered st low Prices.
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Union Street.
Vance Street.

ONE Splendid COTTAGE BUILDING, on
" Union streets rooms, all new and can be
purchased eheap-SS0O0 -one-haIf cash.
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OEEICERS :

". H. CHERRY, - President.
A. 7. LACEY, viOs-Prsstdsnt.
r. c. DANIEL, Cashier.
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A DIURETIC

HELMBoLD'S h EXTRACT BUCHU
ACrs GENTLY,
IS pleasant II taste and odor. free from all In
JuriOus properties, and immediate In its action.
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Have for Sale and Exchange,
A Large List Of Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, or wishing 70 buy, Will
ind it 70 their interest to call at our ONCE.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-05
1aiIg Wountaineer
FACTS AND FANClEs.

FACTS AND FANClES.
"A young canidate for the legal pro-
fession was asked what he should do
first when employed to bring an action.
"Ask for money on account" was the
prompt reply. lie passed
1t is is stated at tho Treasury that
nt our present ratio of income the ma
uoualdebt may be easily reduced $780,
100000 the present year, after provid-
ing for all current and contingent liza,
bilities 20 4.
A Catholic Archbishop of Baltimore
has distributed throughout the South,
without regard to creed, the $4,000
collected in the Catholic churches of
Maryland and the District of Columbia
for the benefit of those who suffered
during the war.
GEORGE Francis Train has bought
four hundred and thirty four acres of
forest land in Omaha, Nebraska, for
$4,000, for his Cottage Company and
for Central Park. George says
Omaha is destined to be one of the
great cities Of the continent.
The Germans are buying largely of
American securities, aud from this
cause they have made themselves bet
ter acquainted with our resources
than formerly and thereby an emigra.
ton fever has been developed.
THE English journals tell us of am
other article IRON which paper is
manufactured with success. 1t grows
in Spain, and is called Atocha or es-
parto grass. So groas is the demanl
for it that the price has risen to over
twenty dollars ton,
ECGENIE is no longer looked up TO,
in England, as the great oracle on fash.
ion. The English ladies are moro
goverened, now, by the Princess of
Walos, who isyounger and more gay,
therefore better fitted to set the exam
pie. Ao
Tue Western papers are complain
ing that it costs three bushels of corn
60 send ono TO market distance of
one hundred miles, one hundred bush.
els TO get pair of boots, one thousand
bushels to get suit of clothes, and two
tons of corn for ton of COAL
BARLEY has been sowed with sue.
cess one hundred and f.,rty.fve years
after it was produced. Wheat may
be kept with the germinatig principle
for ages. seeds of different grasses
will vegetate after having been buried
in the earth q thousand years.
AMOS Kendall. Postmaster General
under jackson, is building in Wash
ington house of worship, the "Caval
ry Baptist Church." at cost of sew.
enty five thousand dollars, which he
proposes to give the Society of the
church, on condition that, when fin
ished, they willfurnish it.
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R00KS RECEIVED.

III. R,. and N. V. Or Origin Of Moral Evil In hses pss
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The cordial appreciation which the public have
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asmuch a. Il includes ransaons made expressly Tor its pages
nom French German and reprints from advance sheets
NOT only on current English magazine literature but OCCASION
ay Of extracts from forthcoming foreign books For theee OF
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holder OF the copyright ana nee me lcrn
OF The better numerous and too expensive 70 De
very extensively sold here good thing TO be able TO
selections In Every Saturday embrace novels In serial form
three Of which are running through simultaneously
short stories poems essays In typography CRITICISM ana popua
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Gcet ano fonuo.

NOuNp a GOVERNMENT INTEREST. BE Ara
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IDA, WHO Wrote Shakespeare" said boarding
school hisa The question !, Answsrtdby
THE AUTHORSHIP OF SHAKE.
WAIT FOR THE BEST -. -
w = N0MANs WQRK IN ffI CIVIL WAR,

p BRocxnrT, y D., and e. yAuaHAr.
Ths wok under The snop asd efhs UNlIED
STATES sAHITARY COMMISSION, the WESTERN SANITARY
COMMISSION and the CHRISTIAN COMMISSION, (, in press
than three snd has since been roseeoted
with diligence No eo has been spared to
suthenc eoloie end interesting It's materials bAvs been
furnished BY the sss friends Of the ube II VIII contain
stcbe one hundred ard seventy ladies' distinguished fo their
labor ia behalf Of the sods Refugees and Freedmen with sbusd
Others while Just tribute val be paid the thousands Of psDss'
Hsone who brsyd danger and prslou quietly oilsd
and seeboed time health and then lie 10 Give aid d f
suffering soldiers. Some u the sbs IN the nation hsve
employed Ia tho the lnroda
zion "a written By euneut scholar and divine, himself actively
gagged during the In pbsnthopie sbo The viii contAn
sboot 800 small auAo ssd be ebsbei With steel
por BY the bed engsvs IN the county from photographs
paintings Of the subJscs PubItl 81 BY the -
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Proposals.
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~ .auIanao.as ID q lci u lH1H

4
MAsHISGrSs. D. C.. Oct ls6
PROPOSALS for BUILDING q large FIRE.
Il PROOF WAREHOUSE. q, the scauylkin Arsenal PfAs-
d-phPss, Of the shove building Be seen at h. 0ostsr'
Office Wishinon at the oce 81 Bieys bnt ven-
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ct the ofe cfJOHN McARThUh @ Architect Phsdephis, .sd
chce Of Bsvs, MajOroea NANNLiET ousrsmsssss
New.York
speehsieo. on, b printed muedis,sy and deposited II 'Ass
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will be eesivsd untl the nth Of oe~
Ger int. at Tho ooe % Bpvet Brig Den H. Cross
MAN Assistant rat Philadelphia wbsre ths1
y b. oped presence soch bidders choose u be presn
The the ~hoLs ~osk oouiiee snd the ae Which "
will should stated IN The Proposs which should b
accompanied BY ss s.sn.y Of I've ,PonsSe rsi-o.' n sss
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IDA, WHO Wrote Shakespeare Z" said boarding
i school Mi,a The question IA snswssdby
THE AUTHORSHIP OF SHAKE.
l. SPEARE.
By sshsn Hom. % Ss Jgd.,' q che sue.ns Court Of
Tbe vsleu how.yor display wo.d,uy .sur.s fnowlsd'
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DOSIT1vE EXECUTORS SALE OF 20 VALU-
ABLE LOTS Seventh Word OF Brooklyn Wsshingoss
and Para ave. snd Houson-sts--JAMEs COLES SON VIZ
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E1ehanse No 9 Ptonst opposite City Hail. BTookyp The
6owns c!Os the ess q B. CresmsH. decessed Lcts
between Myrtle and Park II Lots on cus-
stwren DO dol Lot Pakavs. Wsbin gtsnsys.
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gor apply TO ID. ADctoaeer No 1s Yuton- Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-25
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~ JAMES 81. MILLER.
ADRIAN VI. MuLLER Anctioneer.
TTORS' SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.

EERTY ON WEST HOUSTON WEST TWELFTH CLINTON
COLUMBIA, DELAEGEY. BROOMEo OOERCk, AID SIXTY.
FIRST ST.. A PORTION OF THE ESTATE Os THE LATE DR..
VALENTINE lOIT-ADRTANH II. MULLER, p. X. WILKINS
Co. will SELL AUCTION, TUESDAY. October 30 at -
Oeoek ID. EXCHANGE SALEsROOM No. Ill Broadway (By
ord-r ofhe Executor OF Dr. EsLntine NIT Se;essed)
WEST houston SfIhe lease Of lots with the buidinfs
kae the north side Il Vest Housonst Us feet 81
Hud.ons, and Nos ~ and 49, lease fm Trinity
Church for q from Noveubef esf annual gfouhden! f
Si5o per ois each 25Il0 fei covenants for elewrL
WET TWELFTH ST-Ibe u with the three-stcry
and dwelling the situate the Borti essey q
f~rlhst Rogerss sse T Fl y-ars from Msy 1856 annual
49, y; nos 20 feet inches 'front.',
by inches depth ssery and
SO leet6 inches westerly side. -lr...r
COLUMBIA AND pELANCEI STS-Tae plot Of snd, with the
four 3story dwellings thereon situate the southesy
Columbia dsd ancsy known Nos. ~ ~ ~,
and IS Columbia being each l6 width BY 80 feet
depth. go. e. rr--rr ....-. 49,. Ia. ... -. &
CLINTON ST. Three 7ory brick font dwelling hous-' and lots
snste side OF Cntonst ~ q soh stanton st.
Voc So 81 and 50 Ca,on each 10 et inches in width
6y Loo IN depth "a
BRooMEsT-Ibe plot Of nd together with The THREE dwelling
the a. Broom and Cen-
nons Nos s. 81 tSd - gooneaI being together 20
feet inches on Brooge o. BY % feet IN dep ~. -
GOhRCK eT-1le ot Of laua y IN te 2stoy dwelling hoU.
thereof stse the westerly side Of 0erck.t 10 et soutb
stanton knownAs No us Osescks biDg Il feet 10 inches in
width, by 50 fee, in depth
CENTRAL PARK. erl-s9rtl.t
SiXTYfiRST STFour lots tie Of S1tyhrtst 100
4 each 25 b. Inc et 4Brhes
& the yltchass
purchT bcad anu AaPs tie ohee Of tho
sueton-rTs