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why Suffer from sores /?

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To Wagon Builders.

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TENNEssEE.-Owing to the riotous
aud threatening conduct of some of
Brownlow's militia in Nashville, the
Mayor of that city has found it ne
cessary to issue proclamation call
ing upon the people to maintain
order and;quiet, and assuring them
that the commander of the Federal
forces there will promptly act for
their protection, whenever the exi-
gencies shall require it. He also
convenes q meeting of the citizens,
''to counsel together, freely and fra
ternally, in regard to the evils which
now surround them, and the means
of avoiding all mischief likely to
arise in future"
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New POSTAL TREATY. "A treaty has
just been concluded between the
post office departments of Great Bri-
tain and the United States, whereby,
on or after the 1st of January, 1868,
the postage on letters not exceeding
one-half ounce in weight to and
from the United States shall be
twelve cents, instead of twenty-four,
as now charged. For any other than
single letters of one-half ounce, the
same charge shall be made for every
additional half ounce.
international newspapers, books,
packages, including printed papers
of all kinds, maps, plans, prints, en-
cravings, drawings, photographs,
autographs, sheets of music, and
patterns and samples of merchandise,
including seeds and grain, shall be
transmitted by either Office at such
charges, not less than Sd. in the
United Kingdom and &c. in the
United States por four ounces on
books, packets, and patterns or
samples of merchandise, and under
such regulations as the despatching
Office may, from time to time, lay
down, full prepayment to be re-
quired in all cases.
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T II E 7 r u MP H OF ART!
MORE TESTIMONY IN FAVOR OF
Heinitsh's Queens Delight.

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Its remarkable curative power is seen in
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NOLOQUEll

A QUESTION FOR a CONTINENT; by
N H. r. Helper. 'f
Henry VIII and his Court; by Muhlbach.
The Land of Thor; by j. Ross Browne.
The Forms and Rules in Bankruptcy.
The Chronicle of Barset; by Trollope.
The Civil War of America; by Draper.
Iethmus of Panama, &c. by DIR. Otis.
Meade on Grape Culture and Wine
making.
Nora and Archibald Lee-an English
Novel; and other new books, for sale at
j. j. McCARTER'S Bookstore.
July r. L. BRYAN.
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LOUISA MUHLBACH'S LAST,

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Ill CATHARINE PARR-an historical
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Frederick the Great, &c.
New supplies of Surry of Eagles Nest,
Wearing Of the Grey, by J. Esten Cooke;
and other new Books-among which is a
Sensational Book, Coming Wonders Ex-
pected Between 1867 and 1875"
A beautiful and fresh supply of Photo
graph Albums, worth from 81 TO ST.
Sheet Music,
New Homo Songs,
New Humorous Songs.
at DUFF1E IL CHAPMAN'S
June II Bookstore
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A LETTER WORTH READING

q LETTER WUKTH READING.
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BUCKEYE TRIUMPHANT!
HNHE subscriber has received the agency
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Parties wishing machines will find it to
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machines sold at manufacturers prices,
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Terms liberal. Apply to
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NO medicine has ever been introduced
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PATIO BITTERS. They have been exten-
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GUS debility and other diseases arising
from the stomach or liver. For sale bv ali
druggists. Dr.. G. H. Mot, Agent.
April l6 tu1v
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JUST OUT-The STAR SHUTTLE
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of their beautiful Sewing and Washing
Machines. JOEL KETCHUNG, JR., SEQ.
June % +1v
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TO Rentu

Ao -EGehCu
HI THE COLUMBIA FEMALE COL
HII LEGE, which for three years past
-9n- has been occupied ss FII:ST-
CLASS HOTEL by Mr.. T. S. Nickerson, is
AGAIN offered for lease for three years,
from 1st September next.
The extensive patronage which Mr..
Nickerson received has given much motto.
riety to this building. It's capacity, pecu-
liar fitness and eligible location for the
purposes of tirst-class hotol, render q
particular description unnecessary.
For terms, &C., inquire of either of the
following gentlemen: Hon. f.. J. ARTHUR,
Dr.. A. n. TALLEY, r. D. Sem or J. w.
PARKER.
Columbia, June II, 1867. Juno II
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TO MARRY OR NOT TO nIARRY!-

WHY NOT? Serious Reflections for
Young Men, in Essays of the Howard AS
sociation, on the Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases induced by ignorance
of natures laws, in the first ago of man.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
ia. May 10 3mo
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Notice is Hereby Given,

VNHAT the yeetry and Church Wardens
Il OF Trinity Church, Columbia, S. c.,
will present their petition, on the 2d day
of August next, to his Honor Chancellor
Carroll, sitting at chambers in Columbia,
S. c., for renewal, for fourteen years, of
the CHARTER Incorporating said Church.
The capital stock of the said corporation
in real estate to be $40,O 900. This notice
and the said petition being in pursuance Of
the Act of Assembly, approved the goth
day OF December, 1866.
FICKLING & POPE,
June mWomO Att'VS for Petitioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
MUSIC
ITALIAN OPERA.

MI Maretzek makes a very important an
nouncement to-day which the lovers OF music will hail
with unalloyed pleasure. Taking the lead in a move
ment which believe must become general among
the prOpretOrs Of places of amusement he has reduced
his prices Of admission to the old standard to which
we're accustomed before the war. To do this with the
large company in his pay-a company embracing
three four expensive prima donnas and an equal
number Of costly tenors-tO say nothing Of the many
stawart baritOnes and bassOs who the melodiOus
goddess at charge Of we don't know how many humid
dred dollars a month IS bold proceeding; but Mr.
Maretzek has always been prodigy Of courage and We
may little doubt that the public viii show their
appreciation Of his enterprise in the only way
in which their appreciation can do Inn any
good. He has given us many excellent per
formances tins with extraordinary variety both
in the singers and in the pieces but regret to say that
people have treated him codly his best artists have
warbed their costly notes to houses half empty and his
most brilliant operas have failed attract With
the old standard Of price, trust all this will be
changed The troupe good the performances
fu; the stage appointments are more than commonly
liberal and effective and Marctzek himself popular
favOrite to whom everybody wishes well.
Gounod's long expected and much talked Of Romeo E
Gidicta will be produced Friday next with Miss
Hauck. signor Paucani, and sgnor Beni in the prin
cipa parts. The extraordinary interest which it has
created in Europe and the warm discussion as 10 its
merits which still RACES among the critics invest its first
representation IN America with especial Importance for
the musical public a little later in the we shall
have BcliSUri0.
The reduction Of price applies to Miss JanauscheRs per
fOrmanCes well to the opera.
MUSICAL NOTES.
Mr.. HarTisOns Sunday concert tomorrow
evening AT Stcnway Hall will give another oppOrtu-
mty Of hearing SIR oscar Pfefer and Mrs jenny Kemp
ton together with Thomass admirable orchestra Tho
40 these concerts is Of very superior KIND, ana IL
speaks well the taste NEWCOMERS that the audi
large and apparently so appftClatNc,
The Grand Duchess of GerolStein will be
given at the French Theater to-day at o'clock, when the
usual fashionable audience be expected This even
Ing the dramatic company will bring forward the great
Paris sensation by Alexandra Dumas jr les ldees dc
Nine. Aubray," which will be produced FOR the nrst
time this country and with NJ La Roche and the other
leading artists in the cast.
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DIED.

ASpIywAIIA Baxter Springs Cherokee County Kansas Thurs
d,y oct TO- Aspnwai Of ~ r. Aspinwa Of buiTa
Nev.York aged % years
CRABTREB-On Friday Nov O. Of apopey Alice wife Of the late
John Crabtrec. aged " years -
take place from her late residence az Nevbgon y
L. ON Sunday Nov 10, at Il O'Clock p u
GRAuAMOn Friday Nov membranous Group Frederick How
m Youngest child Of William and Jane Graham aged year months
aud l8 days s-,.t 81.
Funeral from residence OF bis parents No l West Foghihs
between Sixth aud Seyenthayes Monday at IL ocoeA
MRRCRR-In Paris Monday Oct H. 1867 Singleton Mercer Of
Philadelphia In the 5I,h rear Of his age
PATTERsON0n Friday morning Nov James Patterson IN the Sot
year Of hs age, ,..r- ,.-.., A. a.. 4
The relatives and friends Of thu family respectfully invited 10 attend
residence onnawi george Ross No 80
West Twen %, st. SATURDAY, Nov " AT oelocA.
RAFFERTY-At Paterson. j. Friday morning Nov g. Al q
O'clock Alicia eds. daughter Of Phhp han In the 4 year Of
her aye. -. A. tt--..
Funeral on Monday H. at o'clock m rom the residence
Of her father No. 80 Mrhast Paterson Friends are Invited to
attend
RRkD-On Friday ser short Illness wine Alexander only
so II William aud Mary Elizabeth Reed aged yeaEs, months
The ,e viii take place residence at No y Columbast
Sunday Nov TO- at u oocA p m "oA"'o' anu Hlu' arc h''0u
o attend without further notice
On rhursy % az Fehem Wimbledon Comm
Irp Wifr % Frederick kulcHai aud daughter Of
The hte Ccn.M acNeil oi New Aore-
Nrs- Orleans Iapels please cope
sMIll-u BfooAya welae'aT Sor g. a'ss 4ST' uaes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN Francisco, Nov. s-The United States
steamer M0hican sailed FOR Panama to-day.
Adviccs from Tahte 20 oct T. state That the French
ship syphide of Bordeaux, was IN the harDor discmfg
ing.
The ship Herald Of the Morning has cleared for Liver
pool OF wheat and 1900 barrels OF Hour
The ship Oracle has sailed for Liverpool
Flour quiet confined 10 local trade; Superhne,
s. Is; Extra s. Wheat quiet, aud prices are nominay
s. 4JdS2 s.. LegalTenders 72i. -
ARRIVAL OF WHALERS AT SAN FRANCISCO
SAN Francisco, Nov. S.-ATriyed whaleShlps
Cugeula from the Arctic Ocean with 100 barrels
of sperm oil. 1000 barrels whale oil. and 1900
pounds OF bone: Florida from the Arctic Ocean
with barrels whale oil 200 pounds OF warus ivory
and ZOO pounds Of bone The French whaleshp Winsow
OF Havre was spoken, bound to Honolulu with $50 bar
rels Of oil and 1909 pounds OF bone. Arrived
ship Kate Prince, from New-IOrk: wlaleshps
Elizabeth Swift from the Arctic ocean, with 500 Dds OIL
10000 n bone Helen from MarfON Island with 400 Dds OIL
and 800 pounds OF bone Merlin from the Arctic ocean
with go barrels Of OIL and 1000 pounds OF
bone. She reports having spoken oct 20, the
Eugenia, with 1900 barrels OF OIL ana
1900 pounds Of bone: Ocean with COO barrels OF on ana
1000 pounds OF bOne Stephana, with Loo barrels OF Oh
and 200 pounds Of bone and the Robert Towns Of sgd
ney bound 10 sydney with 700 barrels OF OIL ana l2OO
The following additional whalers have been spoken
Sept 2O-Ashawauka, with six whales; Oct. 4-John
Wells, with four whales Nov. 5-Easlc, with seven
whales date-James with 1000 bbls OF or comet
with six whales J. u. Thomas, with 10 whales; feru
with II whales. .
Cleared shp Iyanhoe; for Liverpool with $1,000 sacks
Flour quiet Extra, s.; superfne, 81 %. Wheat quiet
at s. 5O0s2 % for choice shipping Legal tender ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09

haps unwittIngly, admitted in the tenor Of the
opposition press. There is by no means that
hearty rejoicing which springs from victory
of assured permanence; the victOrs evidently
deem the battle but half won, and look for
ward to 1863 with no specially cheerful
assurances of success in that grand cam
paign. Let the friends of right take heart;
the darkest hour is just before dawn
tee skirmish through which we have just passed
develops to some extent the lines of the COM
ing battle; we see more clearly the way to
victory and may profit by the lesson. The
fifty thousand Republicans who chose to stay
at home and let their wide-awake opponents
win field that was all their own, now realize
the vital importance of action. They have
sounded the strength Of Democracy III Its
strongholds, and know what will be required
of them next November they have developed
both the weak and the strong points OF the adj
-yersarv. and now know when and where to
meet him. There is no lack of courage III the
loyal heart they have but to will, to work
and to triumph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
MIPRTEU


BABcoCK-LowREY- Wednesday Nov g. by Howard
Crosby D. D.. Jared 5. Bshcock TO Mary W LowreT.
ASLFUURST-wOOD-In Brooklyn, Thursday Nov. T. ~ the
Summeae Church. by the Rev. James NJ Buckley Edward
asehus Lizzie daughter OF Jarvis Wood esq No cards
FOWLER-SMIT-On Thursday Nov by the Rev. 4. C. Fields a,
residence the brides parents Henry b. Fowler to Miss H.
Ehebeta Smith daughter Of Chauncy Smith esq Of Morrna N
Y. No cards
FRY-DUNCAN-On Thursday 81 by the Rev Edward Hitchcock
Charles Fry Washington d. ARua b. daughter Of the late
Francs Duncan Of Nee-lork CITY.
Washington, D. C., papers please copy.
NURRAY-TIMPSOSOn THURSDAY Nov at the residence NJ the
parents Theo l. Cuyler D. D. Robert Murray 10
Emma, daughter Of c. b Tmpson, esq, AZ OF Brooklyn
Tuesday evening Nov BY the Rev Henry
echer at the residence Of the brides father Mr. Graves L.
&. Lahrop 20 Fannie Il. Graves
LOUDON-THOMASAt the Third Reformed Presbyterian Church In
Tweu thnst THURSDAY evening Nov Z, BY TIE Rev j. L. W.
sloan Robert Miss Jennie daughter OF James Thomas
esq all of This city
OWRN-GRA yES-n TUESDAY evening Nov by the Rev Henry W
eeher Of the brides father Mr. r. K Graves Dr.
Pred W owen % Louisa W. Graves all Of Brooklyn.
VAN AER-wHITORE- Emmanuel Church Boston
1hnisy Nov Rev. r. D. Huntington ID. D., Annie L.
dsughrf Of Whmoe Of Boston Philip l. Van Rensselaer, Of
New-lork City
yALENTNE-sPESIn BROOKLYN the house Of the brides mother
THURSDAY evening Nov by the Rev Dr. ~ W Jacobas Of Ale
hany William Valentine 10 Mary H., youngest daughter Of the late
Francis Spies ESQ, both OF Brooklyn.
WHITR-HARRSO Thursday Nov by the Rev Charles Pom
eoy Henry White IT,, L. NJ 10 Anna j. daughter Of John K
Harris esq. ofBrookyn. No cards.
vIREL ER-POMROY-In Coventry Conn., Tuesday Nov s. by
,be Reg w Jcuungs Col r. H. Wheeler Of Mansfield Miss
LLAMA Pomeo second daughter ofthe late EeaIer Pomeroy IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-09
TIE LAND OFFICE.

The commissioner Of TIE Just adc,s
% t a. San Francisco. California showing the
- In ,,t state embracing Of
rri hy Yuba River ami Is north fork How Cut Deer and Dry
M IN NM drngh boats point While there large portion
ofte lands suitable Tor agrcrklra purposes he general character
hy pisces mountainous van ohl l il' SOL Inc
timber mostly white and I'VE oA NJ e'A vlu ~ D.Nle me
I over the largest portion Of Che tract produces All the Vsnous kinds
grasses rendering suitable @r quarTas P5Ps ,b ds OF
apy inc prosperous vineyards ina cah ihei hosey
mainly valuable for the rich H,s Of gold silver ana qusfl which
contains heng the reheN mining districts IN e os Nrla
Sev, Ctr the Of Nevada County Is situated this
track on In Township sixteen north range eI east Mount
Dsh meridian supports two day papers ana contains ABOUT O9 Ia
bt.n bspg situated the yEn Of rich gold and silver mines
The Cty VALLEY Is also situated u toe same PpoTta
~ p l. rrerusry all Of AMI large but ID well built
hng Lg of substantial character and situated near the
be,, mines ~ State The town Of Union M y about tHo miles
~ ~ ss Waller three mills south u Nevada CITY aad contains
the Of whom are employed mining he mnes
49, are mostly the Hydraulic Placer Gold and show no signs Of
The village Of Rong And Ready. ai,uaed about nye
ME, yes. Of Valley Is qae an important place Us nnAoanis
- engaged In the o. Bangor 10
north Of Of Eve east knd Of blue cement
rich nlth o The town OF How Gut Is also situated the
H. Yaba County, place Of considerable importance nn an
o,s three quartz mills aud aboa 200 inhabitants About uha
pI In his township, formo{ very rich mine numo.f OF
dges Of cola quartz are benk worked IL THIS township thS v
Ps towns OF smarisve Inbueo Mono Fiat and PARIS bAr IN
M outbrn part Of Township siteon north range Az East on I
w. Per each containing from ~ 10 200 inhabitants arc situated IN
rich masg iravsa BY running every direction aud
teh, tor and mink The greater Houon o.
W ai IN within 20 miles Init the Central Paciac kar
s Of the Oroy And MgsJe Railroad passes through tue
western por,s o the Land Dice is IN receipt ola letter from
" acei esq Of London Eugad maGg inquiry relative 70 obtain
E adi8g Uutes,a,es The Commissioner has re-
con- fg 10 great body o. unoccupei lands west Of tae MS
spp 80 5rsia a ODD om,si las and Communicating 90 the
,oue,ut lall asg.ggs, VI 1ae Pg9 aqi''' p''a'eL