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MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK.
Great Bargains in French China.
dALF THE USUAL SELLING PRICES. CALL AND
BE CONVINCED.

All other goods equally low. Glass Ware,
Plated Ware House Furnishing Goods, etc.
HADLEY'S CHINA HALLS,
Cooper Institute, middle OF the block.
q No connection with corner store, New
York City.
October 30th 95-Sm
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The writer reluctantly inserts the above and
would not do 80 were he not Il stranger to many;
and concludes by stating the names of his articles
and the diseases for which they have been used
by many thousands with complete success.
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ADVERTISEMENT
HeImboId's Extract of Buchu

will cure all diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder
Cures Pain Weakness in the Back, Structures,
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Neao York Advertisements.
Great Watch Sale

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ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE PLAN,
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1000 Gold Hunting Lepines, so to rs
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~ Every patron obtains Watch by this
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Messrs. J. HiekIing l. Co., I49 Broadway,
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No Lottery, but a Straightforward Legiti-
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Address, j. HICKLING & CO.,
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Nov. 90 1866 165-3m
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT JUST RE
IA ceived and for sale low at
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Members of the Legislature, visitors and oft;
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Ralsigh, Nov. %, 1884 ios,.
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HELMBOLD,S
Fluid Extract of SarsanariIla.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED.
One bottle equivalent in strength to one gallon
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1t reaches the scat Of the disease Immediately,
expelling all HUMORS OF THE BLOOD, and
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These articles, being of such strength, the dose
is exceedingly small. From this fact it is used
in the United States Army Hospitals and public
Sanitary Institutions throughout the land.
~ Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
IF" Ask for Helmbold's Take no other!
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and by this means avoid Counterfeit.
Raleigh Dec. 4, 1866. 111-2taw2m.
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"1S years established in N. Y. City"
"Ony inlallihle remedies known
'Frce from Poisons."
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~ By
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DIRECTORS :
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DIRECTORS:
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ssCOStarS''
UNIVERSAL
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For Corns, Bnnions, Warts, &c.
E Boxes 25 cts, so cts, and 81 sizes.
- Sold by all Druggists every where.
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Broadway, N. Y.
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F.. C. LIGHTE & co.

F.. C. LIGHTE & CO.,
(Late Lighte. Newton & Bradburys,)
Manufacturers CT First-Class Piano Ferries.
Highest Premium at the American Worlds Fair
and Exhibition of the Industry OF all Nations.
This well-known establishment is now confirm
ed by F. C. LIGHTE and LOUIS ERNST, at
the old stand. 421 Broome st., bet Crosby and
Elm. New York City. may Idly.
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denomination. a


low. precedence on the calendar. Z It will,
therefore come up at once as soon as Con
gress re-assembles. 1t is probable the Com
mittee on Territories will reporta bill SINH
lar to the one below.
1t will be observed that the amended bill
differs in several respects from the North
Carolina bill, in its machinery, but the oath,
which is the gist Of the measure, is preser-
we'd. We trust the oath aoiU not. in any erent, be
altered or 0mitted Weare satisfied, from our
knowledge of the South, that it is the best
oath vet devised. Provision should be made,
however, in the bill for furnishing those who
may succeed in taking it falsely.
Another very important improvement IS,
that Mr.. Stevens amended bill extends the
oath not merely to office holders but to cOters.
We have conversed with many Unionists, and
heard from others, since our return from
Washington, and it seems to be the general
wish of our loyal people that unrepentant
rebels should be excluded from the ballot
box, and that loyal men only, without re-
gard to color, should be invested with the
ballot. If Congress would do its work
thoroughly, and would extend adequate pro-
lection to the loyal whites and blacks OF the
South, let it by no meals omit this oath
but let the oath he test of suffrage, with
out regard to color. This we believe to be
the unanimous wish of the Unionsts Of this
State as well as of the cotton States, as
shown by the Address of the Southern Re-
publican Association. which we publish to-
,lav
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Connecticut. California. Kentucky. New Hampshire.
Rhode Island and Tennessee, choosing twenty-nine
members elect.
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SCHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT.

SCHENCK'S MACHINERY DEPOT
JACOB B. SCHENCK, Agent,
No 70 Maiden Lane New York.
VIZ OODWORTH planning, TONGUlNG
w and Growing Machines, Sash and Blind
Machinery, Portable and Stationary Steam En-
gines and Boilers, Pages Circular Saw Mills OF the
most approved construction, OF all sizes and an
kinds of Machinery for working wood and lTon'
also superior quality of Leather Betting, Rub
Der Betting, Packing &c.
October 18th. 95-6m
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References:
ISAAC TAYLOR, ESQ, Merchant Boston, Mass.
CAPT. ]. B. GREGORY, L. s. N, Hamilton, -
CHAs. q. FILLEY, ESQ New Orleans, La.
Aug. =, 1866. 5S-tw6m.
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We publish below Mr. Stevens bill, as
amended, to reconstruct the insurgent States
1t will be remembered that the bill intro
duced by Mr.. Stevens on the 18th December,
prepared at his request by North Caroiinians,
was referred to the Committee on Territories.
OF which Mr.. Ashley is Chairman. But mean
while MIR. Stevens has amended a former
nlli OF his. by engrafting on it the main fea..
lures OF the North Carolina bill, so as to give
ns nll thus amended. which we publiah bs
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Notice to the Public.

Nov. 90, 1866.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-06-21

INTERESTING TO Bounty CLAIu-
ANTS.-The Second AuditorreecNes
hundreds of letters daily iuquiring
into the condition Of claims for back
pay aud bounty, and urging their
speedy settlement. When applica-
tions have been examined and found
correct in form, they are put on file
for settlement, and are taken mp in
their regu!ar order and without TN.
necessary delay and as the an.
swcling of such letters would IN 40
manner benefit claimants, but occu-
py much time which would other.
wise be devoted to the settlement
of claims, parties will hereafter be
notified in each ease, in the letter
announcing the corrections ofal phi
cations, that all corresp, ndence re-
latngto the claims must be consid'
cred as terminated until final adjust
ment,
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defined, quantities of indigenous
cotton, probably the greatest on the
globe, the material of chocolate, ca
outchouc, Brazil nuts, etc. in inex-
aaustble profusion everywhere, snd
hhally the grand staples, drugs and
dyes OF the richest character and va
rlety. Settlers would haze nothing
to do but to gather these stores from
gorged natureina a perpetual harvest.
-S-ieRifc American.
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EARLY REspoNslBILlTY.-Now
early responsibility is almost equiv
allen, to early Sobriety II stick
of timber standing upright wayers,
lay a beam on it, and put weight
on that, and see how stiff the stick
becomes.--And il young men wav'
cr, and vacllate, put responsibility
on them aud bow it strengthens
them. What power it gives them
How it holds an that is bad N them
In rcsulint. How quickly i dtfcl
ops aud puts forward all that Is
/ good IN ihem.
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ORIGIN OF SLANpER.--Mother
Jasper told me that she heard Grat
woods wife say that John Hard
stones aunt mentioned to her that
Mrs. Trusty was present when the
widow Parkman said Capt. Hart
wells cousin thought Ensign Doc
Titles sister believed that Old Mrs.
Urley rekoned that Sam Tribes
better half had told Mrs. Spaulding
that she heard Juhu Brimmcrs wO
man say that her brother told her
that he heard ber graudtather saJ
that Mrs. Gardnvr had Two bu
bands.
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The Flying Horses;
OR
ROBE IsT'S REVENGE.


ligent and pious woman, finding
herself destitute Of resources, re
moved to a rude cabin which rel
ative of her huSbal q allowed her to
occupy, where with her SONS aid,
she managed, III one way and an
other, to supply the necessaries Of
her little family.
Robert was not only precociOuS
lad, but he was also civil and man
~ in his address, 50 that whenever
he appeared in the village with ber-
rles and speckled trout LIE was sure
TO find generous purchasers, who
were never afraid Of getting short
measure or light weight when they
bought ot'.lIoucSt Robert
But it came to pass that Roberts
mother tell sick just as the New
England winter closed in with unu-
sual severity; SO that when the
more fortunate were dreaming of
CAV Christmas trees and happy New
Years, this poor woman was shed
ding anxious telrS as she doled ont
the last Of her winters store, which
her feeble hands had failed as for
wrtIy. IN increase. What with 9n.
gui>h of heart ami body, the widow
soon found herself scarcely able to
leave her bed while the drrarv
frozen waste between thc. cabin aud
yu... had become 80 dut,d Iom
,na heavy and ncur,ni SHOWS. tiat
IL wo- almost impa~,4blo to anil
mails. much more to Youthful le-
destrlm like Robert.
Ni~toruur- seldom come alone.
No sooner had their necessities rem
dcicd some movement Imperative.
than the longest and s,vcrest storm
Of the winter ,ttcd mercIIe-s.y down
until the whole cabin was buried bc.
meath the SNOW,
Lot mr 20 to the village, said
Robert Nou know, mother neN
er was beaten yet F."
,Ah, but some things are impos,i-
ble. nay son. The storm is one OF
the dying horses. My mother
used to say that the storm, theran,
fire, and the whjrIviud We're Gods
dyiu- horses. and thcY were sent by
Him to execute His own good pur-
poses. Man cannot contend with
these, my darling. But do You
bring hithcr my shawl Robert, and
tIE II you can thrust 1t through the
roof a, q signal OF distress. Per
maps some KIND hearted person VIII
see it and come to our ItIeI
he old, lddcu SudNI was soon
bound 10 its staff, and mounting
among the rattcr>, Robert succeed
. ed in removing a blt ot board thTo
which he thrust the garment. In
. doing this the light snow gave way,
md To his great JOS be found nm
self able to see aIou- the pIaln be.
low, which was So Grited he could
not even discern whore the public
road was.
Robert stood upon the ladder
holding the ia- staff until his hands
were purple with cold, and he Was
rcadv'to cry ont with pain; but
when he looked down upon his lit.
. Tie shiycriug brother and sister,
crouched despairlngly at the foot OF
the ladder. and in VAIN Tor the voice
/ OF his mother, whohe knew was too
+ heavy hearted to speak to him, he
rubbed his chilled fingers and re
sumed his cherries, task,
The long dreary hours dragged
.t,,,.I,- h, Lut stil thprp WAS no
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my C,xr- ,ri,o l,... -.1..
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i,ot - o,,arod NJ = n,;co 80 ,.,nL @ I@'.
thon is oost Soma ln,;ro d,.i..,hln
woods aro so1d ~ ','.N ia., -. ...,,,,
$3.50 $500, ".T 4o' 9. ~ :" loS1 u u e oHi
sto,Io aad noJ ~ i,S Wy tt f,; 49, 90 - II" N
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aII diroctin, ,,oda-i il Ionn,t.J IutI
ami .toal. L,...,-,. TLo1i.r.a S,,tI,
nrp cities ars iii over.rouJp1 vitL
merchandise which can handy Inc
sold at any nrire The nnonIn tlrre
are idle. ,azt. moor. and too bu-v
vet in fohiiur reconstruction 10
permit any buSi ness TO flourish.
Trade will he rood I'm any direction
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4 good story was recently told al
a atemperaucemeeting in New Hamp-
shire. a stranger came up TO a true
Washingtonian with the inquiry;
Can yon tell me where | can se1
anything to drink
on, yes said the other, 'ioIlo"
me- -,
The mar followed him two or three
streets, til lo began to be discour
aged, .,,... -
asked he. 4,
.Only a few steps further said
the Washiagt0nian; there's the
pumpe
The man turned about and moved
his boots.
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H11sE& ~ g0Esv4BN.

rUl~IliAN AND SURGEON,
raE-uAsI. tIHNl>T
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The eye may scan the face, but
souls are only read by souls
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G.g- TO THE LADIES az

,,DriYc. away tina. cough lyusiag Dre'e
Mandrake Irttcrs.
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N. S'EgsKa,EEAtRD

IRON FOUNDER AND NACHINIST
And Manufacturer OF Agricultural Implement
BRADFORD. VERMONT
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AMUsEMENTS. A
-pBEsESrAE5os EEay,yA., oy TINE
REPORT OF THE ADVISORY COMMIT


report may moi Ss on, 'o o.
and present eondon o institution IL whose Sssa *
Sss.s APPARENT p eve every INNING
nd ss he s o f n % from ss evils o
Dractica utility organ.ea with purpose o. ALE.
~ is!g. ~ P:'s . IS .'sa
su. With earnest and ,rusta wh
ss:.
annual reports d. have shown ;hs success
%: ous rs.rss as X
many city, clothed, fed
pro s's:s a. sa ,''s.'
y vain ss '.sls s: % ss' bad
e. been deeply with ss n,'sr
purchase srsass meSsrss. .d .ao.S.d sy sss
& Ss '' s fsss % S.s: .s SaSs G s
css demands on the generosity Of the weathier ssss.
$ ASs s &. q: ". sR:Ss's so.:s a 4.
:sm :GlGsr' children must sss w 2 Other more u.gsn.
:s,.;
sf ss s'%
ksy YORK. s.Ins for reaching sympsihs.
e sn hs 'ss ons mors re-
l., MANI
niods grateful recognition this 70 individual
Sssn
@ Bose s, ~. ress
nevoencs OF p:pe generous kindness and practical be-
= s.s sssF's "a: been 'ssiSs"'ias:sss sSs asss
Il: ss%s s..in a re- ssSss ss
% sssss o%: sa pr R'PSsIn T 4. R
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made ss fund: ana .,sry osss,ioS entered mo x.
tn nrst nstanent OF which hy thousand d0ars
received and has ensbed them on the large
mortgage pom the land purchased for the site Of the Home,
and sss s.S sss
m0dauons fer ave hundred Of the orphan children
soldiers and Sailors for whom adequate provision
had prsvouay bean made The subscription moi large In
smoun Invited certain specified sipul.cns The
Of n 70 BE- paid Of which 80 csnts would become
contribution By the subscriber the funds Of the Home and
school, and for the remainder Of the dollar m would he
delivered 70 each contributor The value Of that n would
scrutiny and supervision This has been sccompshed the
s have been regularly delivered upon the appointed
The persons entitled % them and srs.sru,% % rsnscon m
come 70 their knowIedge these sf,s WI have 70
of s6uence. The and commissions unavodauy
have drawn heavily the portion reserved TOT the
Oep8ht of the Home SCHOOL, bat the committee does not
fnfd that fact "a be regretted ~ hse Doneneed
many employed In various branches o. Industry
Each every subscriber win have rcccved some return
for the expenditure Of the Of dollar but thero
Mshsr reward than Gt whatever may BE- ]. value
H vii BE- found In the gratifying censcousness that for
small saevfhce BY Individual the permanent wei
1nYs 0f those who the objects Of this charity
N hGve been secured beyond proSsbs contingency
sfswxRr van vLIET,
WILLIAM oRTOE aSv,scvx
rRANCIB e BARLOW, }Comm,tss
EAfHiHfSL JxRvIs. JA,j
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MRS ENnA wrNTLR, HAVING DTssoLvkD HER
business eonnecticp vish the arm cf - wtIasps CO..
~ brpo4way, bcgs 70 inform her patrpns that
she st condcts he Dress and Coah Makne buAtnees ~
1sS rssi6sDce ~ sullivan street.
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u,BE FIRST OF A COURSE OF LECTURES IN ruB
il Union Reformed Dsteh church. six.h avenue oppo-
ste x1nsg street will be delivered on Tuesday eysnins
Tsb IA Il ~ O'Clock, BY Rev Alcs- n. Thompsop ID. IS
subicci "Uis Own 70 Each Onc-n
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INSTRUCTION.

A YOUNG LADY tGERMAN) DESIRES SITUATION
n as coverness OF children; accustomed 10
ie1ch and the English branches Address
tsoxerness Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1867-02-11
COPARTNERsH,P Ps.

A PARTNER WANTED WITH $l00O--IN A R1IIA.
n BILE and profitable acturng business Arti-
Gle staple; sells readily. No Address H. Mason box
The New York herald., 1867-02-11

A LADY WOULD LIKE TO DISPOSE OF HER NEW
"A Velvet Cloak been but twice; basquine
.hape win sell at costS76 Address Miss z. B., station
The New York herald., 1867-02-11

A PARTNER WANTED WITH - 000-T0 TAKE HALF
n interest a class Hotel doing large business.
Owner about retiring. Apply 10 THOMSON CO., $50
Broadway
The New York herald., 1867-02-11

Tv0RNYN BROTHERS oFrER GREAT BARGAINS
Blankesl24 Blankets 81 % pair former price Sl2;
1srsGs Empress Cloths Bombssnes A,Pscas Plain and
Goods for and wear reduced 30 per csnt
6atinsts % oepts yard 1000 yards Crash Ia
Bnglish swans down Blankets half AZ CORNYN
DROTHERS,, <57 Ei1hth avenue.