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DROPOSAI.Si
PENNSYLVANIA AGR ICULTU-

RhL LAND StklH FDk SALE
The Board of commissioners now offer for
sale $40, coo acres of Agricultural College
Land Scrip, being the balance of the Scrip
granted to the Commonwealth of Pcnnsyi-
yania for the endowment Of Agricultural
Colleges in this State.
Proposals for the purchase of this Land
Scrip, addressed to THE Board of Com
missoners Of Agricultural Land Scrip"
viii be received at the Surveyor Generals
office, at Harrisburg, until II o'clock, NJ,
on WEDNESDAY. APRIL, 10, 1867.
This land may be located in any State or
Territory, by the holders of the scrip, up
on any of the uuappropriated lands (cxcept
mineral lands) of the United States, which
may be subject to sale at private entry
Each piece of scrip represents quarter
section of one hundred aud sixty acres, is
issued in blank, and will be transferable,
without endorsement or final assignment.
The blank need not be filled until the scrip is
presented for location and entry, when the
party holding it can fill the blank and enter
the land in his own name. Bids must be
made rs per acre, and no bids will be re
ceived for less than one quarter section.
The Scrip will be issued immediately on
the payment Of the money 10 the Surveyor
General. On all bids for a less quantity
than 10000 acres, one-third Of the purchase
money must be paid within ten DAYS, and
the remaining two-thirds within thirty
days after notification Of the acceptance Of
the bid on bids by the Bord of Commits
| sioners. JACOB NJ. CAMPBELL,
Surveyor General.
(For the Board of Commissioners.
HARRIsBURG, Feb. q, 1867.
marSl 8GGtds
| The SrSs.Tr,.Eg ERfa E,,spr,.I,,,,,-
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"A letter from Georgia, states that
Since the passage of the despotism bill
Northern men are winding up their busi-
ness and Withdrawing their capital pre-
paratory to leaving the State. Bushes;
is consequently becoming completely
prostrated . ..
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MR. EDIT0n :-Pleaae a,1e VIII a chance
to reperuse 4. RS. problem published in
your paper Of No. /, Feb 2Sth, 1867. If
they were not / will try to make them plain
er I men A B c and d enter into partner
ship and gain certain sum of money, of
which 4 aud took $l20, that is the
amount of their three shares was Sl2O,
leaving D's share out b and D took $3.50
leaving As share out, c d and A took SlGO
leaving ~ share out, d \ and b took $40
leaving C's share out. What was the dis
tiHcy shares OF D 4 i and c separately.
A r.
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NEGROES IN THE jury BoX.-Penn-
sylvania is progressing along the road of
fanaticism. \ lew more strides and she
will stand alongside of Massachuso It's,
its equal, in every respect, SO far as Cuff
fee is concerned. But a few weeks since,
the Legislature made it a criminal of.
fence for railroad companies, or their
employees, to attempt to keep negroes
out of the cars set apart for ladies', or to
request the coming man to take a seat
even at one end of the car. Now the
jury bill is before the House bill to
provide for the election of two jury com,
missioners, one from each party, who,
with the sheriff OF each county, are to
select the jurors a proviso to the bill
requiring these commissioners to take
the jurors from the oohite p2rti2a of our
population, was voted down by strict
party vote every Abolitonst voting
against it, and IN faoor ofmahing negro
jurors CdrLisle Volunteer.
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March:::::::::::::::::I-lth, 1867.

neAeThe New Hampshire election
came off on Tuesday last. Mcagre re-
ports of decreased Radical majority
are current
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ii ELOUBET ORGANS & MELODEONS.
L Unanimously awarded the First Prize,
4 GOLD MEDAL,

i Unanimously awarded the First Prize,
a GOLD MEDAL,
GAS THE BEST CABINET ORGANS"
Am, Inst, New York, Oct. 1865.
Being pronounced superior an Quality,
Power and Variety Of Tone, and in number
of combinations.
AS the best instruments of America
were there contcnding, whichever won the
battle would have nothing left to conquer" ."
Aln. Art journal, edited by a woll-known
musical critic
They have also taken the first premium
wherever exhibited this season.
PEDAL ORGANS, one, two and three
banks Of kcys--six sizcs-S250 to 81 800.
Without pedals, single and double bank in
great variety, 500 to $3.50. These Organs
with their smooth, pipeilikc quality of tone,
beautiful solo stops, strength of chorus,
unequalled pedals, and general organ-lke
effects, are superior for Churches, Halls,
ParlOrs and Schools. They are put up in
cases Of Solid Walnut, fancy veneered Wal
nut, (new and unique styles) and elegant
Rosewood, of splendid designs and finish,
and Of the best workmanship lit being
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to fine octave portable Melodeon, have
the beautiful Trcmolante stop, without
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\ large assortment constantly on hand
at our General Wholesale and Retail Ware
rooms, Sil, Broadway.
Our Illustrated Circular and Price Lists,
with our new styles, arc now ready. Send
for a circular.
PELOUBET, PELTON & co
Manufacturers, No. 81,
mari 1Gm Rroodvov y Citv
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Anna Dickeuson's new lecture on
"Something to DO" is a plea, the Indepen~
dent says, Tor the enlargement of woman's
sphere of labor.
Cau the Independent inform us about
how long a period is required Tor the en-
larg emelt Of the sphere. F
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Suppose two whccls-oue five and the
other foul feet in diamcter-arc placed on
an aXlcuee twenty feet apart and set roll
ling on smooth, level plain until they des-
cribe % circle what would the diameter of
each circle formed by the wheels H. w
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P 0 E T R Y.a|
" n u I . ."

Only a face at the window,
Only face--nothing more g .f
Yet the look in the eyes, as they meet mine,
Still comes to me, DER aud Ger.
Only word Of greeting,
Only word-that was all
Yet all day in my heart |. echoed
Like the sound Of al angels call.
Only emile Of welcome,
Only o smile-as passed
But that smile will still be remembered
As long as my life shall last.
Only woman, you tell me
OsLr A WOMAN! TO THEE;
But there's naught that this mere earth
containeth
Half SO dear as this woman to me.
Only her love ask for,
Only her love, and yet
The sweet boon cannot hope for,
And so must strive to forget.
Only word lowly spoken,
Only q "rks," naught to say;
BUTT gives the sws ct face at the window
To be mine forever and eye.
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PR0SP ECTUS
OF THE CHARLEsToN SEMI.WREKLY AND
WEEKLY News. an

OF THE CHARLE5ToN SEMI. WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY News. 2#E
The Publishers OF the Charleston Daily
News have much pleasure in informing The
public that The first number of their long
promised SemiAVeekly edition will be
issued on Saturday, the Sd Of November,
and will be regularly published thereafter
on Wednesdays and Saturdays. ~ ,H
As has been before stated, il will be the
endeavor of the Publishers TO make the
paper in every way worthy of the public
patronage. IL will contain variety of
matter. consisting Of stories, literary news,
family gossip, elc, which will not be found
in the Daily, and will have oil the editorials
and news Of interest transferred from that
issne. The market reports will be- full and
reliable. I.....
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also be commenced on Sunday Morning,
the 4th of November, and will be issued
regularly thereafter every Sunday morning
This paper will be entirely original in itself
ard will be made up independent of tho
other editions. 1t will contain the latest
telegrnphic news from all parts Of the couu.
try, besides having interesting selections,
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gossip, late market reports, City and State
items, etc, etc.
Terms Of Semi Weekly. ...S5 90 year.
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OF THE
CHRISTIAN NETGHROR.

IFOD willing, shall cause to be publish
~ ed, at q place, time and price hereafte
10 be decided upon, Weekly Paper, with
tbe above style and title.
Il The general object OF the publication
viii be the maintenance of the Christian
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these questions appertain to man iudividu
nlly or collectively, and whe ther arising
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Enjoining conscientious obedience to al
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TIAN NElGHBOR will be an unequivoca Al
advocate of Christianity as opposed To war
either offensive or defensive.
While neither politics nor other Inc onpe.
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principle. Politics shall be excluded from
religion, yet the former shall not be exempt
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principles announced. the NEIGHBOR is
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Southern Christian Advocate :
1867. ....
THIRTIETH VOLUME.

THiRTIETH VOLUME.
THIS WELL KNOWN RELI GIOUS
L family newspaper, commenced its Thir.
ti.th Volume in January, 1867, under the
editorial control of the Rev. +. IL. MYERS,
ID. d., who has conducted it for the past
twelve years.
Devoted TO Religion and the interests Of
the Church Of Christ--an organ Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, in the
South Eastern States-of high literary
Misunderstanding among its contributors
and correspondents many of the most emi.
nent divines iD that Church, and giving due
attention to every question Of public i'm
portance, TO facts in Science and Art, to the
News, TO the Markets, etc, etc, we deem 1t
The very paper for the Family, where but
one paper is taken, and worthy place
with the best, where several are taken.
Besides, it is empha tically the paper for
the poor man, (and such We all are now
for il is cheaper, style and size considered,
than any paper in the Southern States.
A. a medium Of extensive country hd.
verHsing IL is the best paper IN the South.
East, having a wide range ofcireulation, d,
and IA large list of subscribers in South
! Carolina. Georgia, Florida and Alabam.
Any person sending $4,000. wiii be enii'
tied % a copy Of, the paper for one year,
for this serviee.s Bts Bs8FF
Those wishing TO subscribe may remit
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preacher OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
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ued. r..-rH,,r..,.. ,.....r....
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GR0YESTEEN 4 CO, -
PianoForte Manu- factufers,
.,. 400 Broadway, N. Y.

THESE PIANOS, received the fIiehes 1
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flowers the poor man, poetry.
lie who is thrown upon the worlds
hard charity is thrown upon rock.
He who Is slave TO himself has a
mi'er that he cannot run away from.
We embark in the cradle for long
voyage; in the coffin for longer one.
A wife who looses her patience must
not expect to keep her husbands heart.
Mojssty in your discourse will give a
Iustre in truth, and an excuse TO error.
There's no use 10 your ever taking
lazy msu to task. lie won't perform i. il
you do.
ha man has nothing to say, he is sure
TO take much time aud use many words
10 saying it. ...-
They who wish to build up the s,ruc
ture Of happiness. must La virtue a. the
foundation stone.
There 10 danger in being too neat
An old lady in Utica scrubbed her sitting
room hoor until she fell through Into the
cellar.
We have heard much ofthe power of
womans eye, but the eyelids are still
more powerful, they can wink down re-
putation.
A Southern paper publishes an account
OF hole on = hillside. The bank, it
says, fell in, and left the hole sticking ou,
about ten feet. 60. |.',.. .
Some rich men keep eros. dog. around
their houses. so that the hungry poor
Who stop to "get bite" may get It out,
side the door.
M. Digby says he has one Of The mos.
oSsdisnt boys in the world. He told
him 10 do - he pleased, and he does i,
without murmuring.
We are acquainted With "monst.r in
human form" who Gays that the only
time woman does not exaggsra.e is
when she d talking Of her own age.
A young lady being asked BY boring
politician which party she was 10 favor Of,
replied that she preferred . wedding
party.
The man who tried soft soap to smooth
the hardness ofhis wife's tongue says it
took of little of the roughnsss, but
made Il run much faster.
"Bridget where's the gridiron ~
AN sure, ma'am, Ts just after giving
Il to my sisters own cousin, Bridget O..
Fiatherty; the thing is so full ofholes it's
no good at ALL" ..-
Cufy said he'd rather die in railroad
smash up than steamboat burst up, for
this reason; III you gets of and smashed
up, dsr you is. but ifyou gets blowed up
on the boat ~har 10 you ."
A lady meeting . girl who bad lately
left her service, inquired, "Well, Mary,
where do you live nowi" "Plsase, ma
am, J cont live nowhere sos ss;c;ned
the girl; II have 60. msrrisdr' '".''
Apreacher down South said: 20
Lord we pray thee to curtail the devils
power in this place." when an old negro,
always ready with response, exclaimed,
"Dat right Lord, cut he tail. smack
smoove OF !"
Teacher-"Bobby, what doe, h ai.r
spellr , a.. = : 80, l... 20 d u~v,
Apt Pupil--'Dunno. sir." .... I Z
Teacber--"Why, you numskulI, what
have you got on your head 7"
Apt Pupil--"I dunno, cir, but thinks
h bea fiea." #s hfi..FF
Farmer 2 employed green Em,
eraldsr and ordered him 10 give tae niue
some corn in the ear. On his coming in
the farmer asked Pat:
"Did you give the mule the corn I"
ITO be sure I did, ssf
SLOW much did you giver
Like you tovld me in the ear.n
"But bow much did you givSi"
3oh ye zee the cratbsr wouldn't
how'd still. and kept switching his ears
about SO didn't git but sbou. fist full
in both ears" .a..
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N. Y. ADVERTISEMENTS.
HENRY, MOORE l. GENUNG,

Manufacturers .nd Iobbers Of ~
... CLOTHING, .v 3D.. ~
No. 6a2 Broadway, opposite st. Nicholas
Hotel, New York. .,.. ....
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Smith d Townsend. .. liz. 0.r
John L. Henry, forEser!y Of Saul.bury g.
Henry.
Alex. r. Moore and Isaac p. Genung. for.
merly with Henrys, Smith g. Townsend.
- no.
We have roady large, handsome and
we'll assorted stock of ...
Ready. Made Clothing, a..-.
manufactured by us exclusively for tbe
Southern Trade. which we are pre.
pared to sell al Low PRICES and on
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Our Stock in ada pied in material, sryle.
Lengths and sizes, exclusively TO tho South,
and comprises goods from the lowest priced
to the finest made, including large assott.
ment Of goods for
Freedmen's Wear. ....-.
The recent decline In woolen and cotton
fabrics will enable us TO offer Clotbing nj
much lower prices than it has been sold for
at any time since 1860.
Cash and close buyers from the South
are invited 10 examine our stock before
purchasing, rs We believe we can ofrsr them
great inducements.
We will be happy to receive orders, and
our long experience In the Southern busi.
ness enables us to make selections which
will be certain to give entire satisfaction.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent
by rnail If desired.
HENRY, MOORE e. GENUNG,
522 Broadw y, New York. D.
Sept &C, '67-4mo ...-...
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ST EV EN- s HOUSE,
Elias. Is & ST Broadway. New York.
Opposite Bo,6iing Green.
M r,rfrS r,,p1n,,>, u

ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
NHI STEVENS HOUSE Is wel and ,iJ.lv
q known to the travelling public, Ths
locaiion Is especially suitable TO merchants and
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business part Of the city-is on the highway Of
Southern and Western travcl-and adjacent to
oil the principal Railroad and Steamboet depots.
The stevens House has liberal aecommodstioa
Tor over 300 guests-it 10 veil fnrnIs he'd. and
possesses every modern improvement for the
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A HOMESTEAD FOR S5.
IN VIRGINIA.

200 Farms and 10000 Building Lots
For Sale.
In the Gold and Oil Regions in T;ryin;o
TO be sold in Shares, at s., each as follows:
i farm Of 100 acres,
containing gold mine, valued at S35 900
farm of 80 acres,
containing coal oil, valued at 10000
farms Of 80 acres each,
containing gold ore, $4,000 each, $4,000
farms Of 40 acres each,
cont aiming coal or oil, 80 900 each, I O 900
10 farms Of 20 acres each,
containing coal or oil. 1000 each, 10000
90 farms ofi0 acres each. =.
containing coal Or oil, $500 each, 10000
l60 farms of 5 acres each,
containing coal or oil, 500 each, 10000
400 Rappahonnock city lots,
400 by 100 fee. each, q 8Oa piece, $4,000
400 Rappahannock city lots,
100 by 100 feet each, $40 a piece, 10000
400 Rappahannosk city lots, ..
SO by 100 feet each, $40 piece, 5000
800 Rappahannock city lots,
% by 100 feet each, $40 piece, 5000
5000 Clifton lots,
25 by 100 feet each, IS piece, 10000
10000 shares, amounting to $500, 900
Certificates Of these shares will be en-.
closed. in envelopes exactly alike, sealed Gr,
mixed together, numbered on the outsid.
and deposited 10 boxes. Any person send.
ing 80 cents can order any number he may
choose. II he is pleased with what the
certificate calls for, he can tn en- send $500
and obtain DEED for the land. no matt
tor what ii may be, whether a lot worth
from S5 TO 80 or farm worth from 800
TO $4,000. All farms worth over 900 will
be redeemed in greenbacks, should it be
preferred, subject 10 a deduction Of 20 per
cent. Any number of shares can be taken
by individuals. Cabs will be received at
10 per cent disc cunt. Address with mon.
ey and stamp enclosed for return postage,
+. BAUDER,
Rappahannock City, Culpeper Co. Va,
via Pine View, Fauquier Co Va.
+. S.-Rappahannock city is 10 the
midst Of The "Gold Region" in Culpeper
County, and Clifton IN the "Oil Region" in
buchanan county, on louisa Fork OF Big
Sandy River. The shares are sold 80
cheap 10 iCduce settlement.
Sept. 10, 1867. 3m.
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100000 furnished the u. S. Government.
Army Revolver, 44.l0O in. Cslibro.
Navy Revolver. 36-l00 in. Calibro.
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Gun Cane, No. 81 and 80 ca r,ridsc.
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Win. Read g. Son, Boston.
los c. Grubb. & Co, Philsdei phia.
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