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d321aESe23leN1Ss
MAMMOTH

u
U,oREPAUGH's MAMMOTH
MENAGERIE AND CIRCUS
WILL EXHIBIT AT RICHMOND.
ON CoRNER FOURTH AND CLAY STREETS
THREE DAYS AND NIGHTS,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY,
November 18th, 10Th, and 2uih'
THE CARAVAN OF BEASTS AND BIRDS
constitutes the largest Geological Exhibition ever
brought Sout b. and comprises more
RARE AED CURIOUS sPECImsas
than hsce ever been shown in any menasor'e ~
the world
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
has been recently re-organized many OF me
! artistes being nav to the people Of Richmond
MAD'LLE COD0NA,
MADAME AMELIA,
Madam VIRGINIA,
4. CoDoEA.
WILLIAM MORGAN,
THOMAS KING,
SAM. LATHRop,
JAMES WARD,
JOHN RIVERS.
JOHN BATCHELoR,
II. ToURNIAIRs,
MEssns. SANFORD and BROWN,
are now associated with the
MONSTER ESTABLISHMENT
LOOK OUT FOE THE PROCESSION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18. al 10 A. II.
THE GOLDEN CHARIOT,
THE BEAUTIFUL DEHs,
THE CALF ELEPHANT "EADY ANNIE
THE DRoIEDAa1Es and CAhELs,
and superb stock OF
BLooDED HORSES. PONIES, and MULES.
LIBERAL SCALE OF PIECES.
Admission GEMS
Children ten years of age...............95 cents
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,,-v x.rpy Jssssl. EiUsI
RosggTT. BROOKE,
~ Il. H. MAURY Il CO.,
tgsTABrlsEED ~ ls'5,t
SiEKgES kSD BRORnhS.
10. 1914 matu.irsat,
arst nouss below the post
HICHxoyD. Va.
srgaTIrG EXCHANGES GOLD AND slhFHh'
g.sB NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
EAILEoAD BOMBS and
STOCKS, &s.,
bought and aold on sorlIaia"ion.
nypOslIs RECEIVED and CoLLhCIloHc
MADE on al 1seess,hle pointa N tho oa'.s'
1ihb'1 90 fat
States.
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egg PRESERVE you Il TEEFa-hk-
: REST DBCAY-RESTORE YOUR GUMS TO
,EALTHY C0NDITIOE .-D0WDEN'S DEsTAh
EIu'rD whitens the teeth perfumes the BREATH
rsIievss toothachs. Recommended bg dentists
and phys clans everywhere. For sale by al drug
ci.ts Wholesale by
CAvBY, GILPlN & co., Druggists.
%, Baltimore, Md.
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ID FMOVAL.-Th undersigned re-
/, sp.ctfully b. es leave to Inform his friends,
patrons. and The public generally. that he has re-;
moved from his Old stand 10 No. 1917 MAJ.
lTREEr, the third store above shockcs creek
(and next door to Baldwin Brothers har"|ares
stored. where he has ADDED to his sTfs 1H2Gn y
G0onS a surarb and we'll. selected stock o. DSf
GOODS. Having purchased the same recsnfLy a.
frst class importing houses In New loiK -, AZ
greatly declining prices, he is prepared to sell ths
best bargains. u-oor
Having also or hand great variety OF W99 IN
seeks HOODS. Boys CAPS and S r 4 " 5,
LADIES SHAW Is of every description, ana
many other articles too numerous to mention.
Everything can be purchased In THIS store AZ ~ ~
r.rv Lowest rriccs And tho subscriber, thankful
io his friends and the public for their past favors,
takes pleasure in inviting them, and more partlcn
his stock be fore purchasing elsewhere;
mo paanectfnlIy &c LEVI HEXTER,
,a1a a. No 1887 Main street.
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TksAsuREg's rFFICE RICHMOND ASD)
PETERSBURG RAILROAD COMPANY, :
hIrUNDEb Epvamhor ~ ls6T

PETESsEuRG RAILROAD COMPANY,
kIcHMoSD. November IL, 1857.
NOTICE.--Ih he annual meeting Of the
aockhciders O. this company Will be held
on III bSUa the 10Th instant. ut heir Office, NO.
~ = ain street tup stairs), between Ninth and
Tsn!h streets. at - o'clock ID
no. I'D NJ. -. WARRINGTON, Treasurer.
& M y AL MEETI i<G.-The next an
- nuai meeting OF the stockholders of the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
toLpauy will be hell al tho office of the com
pay IN Richmond on w EDNESDAY the 10th day
OF November, 1867. J. +. WINSTON,
10 std Secretary and Treasurer
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Two THE AFFLrCTED-BE
i SALALEa BROTH OR SALTS OF WIS
ber's Itch. Ulcers, and ali eruptions Of the skin,
no matter how mall snaut or how long standing.
Warranted TO ours or 70 pay Try H. end Il Il
does not speedily and promptly cure and entirely
eradicate the disease the lonsy will b rafu ndad
In every instance. Price sSc. psr bCttls. For sale
by BLUNT ECSBLEY,
Druggists, No. l22l Main street,
on pf.I,A r,,I
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g@-GREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS a. panic prices.
CLOTHS and CASSIMEhhs at less tnan mahuiae'
turers' prices,
Latest styles sHAWLS and CL0AEs very low,
Full assortment of CARPETS, all grades OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, &c;
EQUsHkGnPI:,G GOODS Of every description.
we oeer The sbove GOODS lower than they can
be bought elsewhere.
HIT1LGDoEFT:R & CO,
100 Main street, opposite Post-ol0ce
EALEsMES.-JoHy u. SALE, i. Z. ItkHER' r..
p. GRErTER, WILLIAM BSEyT, JrLtUs SrRArsE'
d. MITTgLDoRPER u. MITTELDoRFEE.
The above gentlemen will be p.sassa 10 serve
tn cir numerous friends Ao'--'7
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.geueSers, DC.


II Attest STYLES NEW JEWELRI
EjlUcT RECEIVED AT S0WLAN cos.
MAGNIFICENT PEARL BRIDAL SITS,
AMETHYST and DIAMOND SETS,
TbSSELf, and PEAR. SETS,
GARRETT ETRUSCAS SITS,
Nav nstterns ENaMGLLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS and
doTD ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
Ly.ry variety of rich SILVEEWARE, in cases
for BRIDAL PRESEH1S.
We ere constantly receiving tho latest s,Yles
dir. ct from thu factor! e5 OF Europe and America.
Tuouls TowLAS N0WIAE L CO.,
70 , N .coyRge corner Main and
no12 Tenth streets, above the post once.
NEW AND BEA UTIF u Il P3J~
IN TERMS OF JEWELRY, SlLV Err Plat y
WARE &C. 1T JOHN II. TYLER & 90 ,, i1t-
Main street.-The have or hand and are constant
ly receiving all the most deslrabls styles OF
Diamond Pils Ear Xii -, Finger rinSS, &c;
Gold Encrlsllcd, and Etrurc2n Jowelory-eFery
article in this line Of new patterns;
Gold aud silver Watches, Superior quality war
ranted;
Cold Watch Chains, Vest, Chatalain, and Leon
tine, every va !ety; -,
silver Tea Services Pitchers, Gohlsts, Mugs, Ent-
tar Dishes, Casters, Spoons, FORKS, Ladies
Butter Knives, &c.
Silver In cases, for Bridal and other presents &C
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rARDGZO, ALSOP d FOu SOU
tREAN, o.3 BROAD STREET. BETWEEN NIETH ANp
TENTH, take pleasure fn informing their friends
and the public generally that they have recently
received full and complete assortment OF staple
and fancy Dry Goods. bought sincs the heavy de-
cine-a large portion OF them Al auc!ion-o Which
we cal especial attention: such AZ Lace and az
lin Curtains all wool Ingram Carpets from 81 to
SIPS per yard stair and Brusses Carpets T rns
incs Ladies' and Gents Linen Handkerchiefa IN
grcat variety, both plain and hemstltcnsd good
KID Gloves all colors and sizes. at Slc5. In our
Dress Goods department can be found large and
handsome selection of Plain and Fancy silks,
Irish Poplins all colors, Empress Cloths in great
variety, French Popins, plain and brochs IN our
better assortment than ever before offered We
also call especial attention to our large STOCK OF
Lacas, Edgings, and Inserting-Thread,. Maltese,
yalenciennes Linen, Cambrics,, &C.. &c; Also,
Lace and Embroidered Hand erchtefs and 5etts /;
ali OF which we offer exceedingly low, and le-
spertfully solicit 4 call.
The following gentlemen are with US, and you'd
bs pleased 10 see their friends JOHN 0. CHTLEs,
THOMAS D. QUARLEs. f. +: LYONS, and MILAN
p. MAYO formerly of Binford, Mayo Blair.
l2-ts
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
Brown ana Bleached Cotton, all grades
Brown and Bieached Sneetings,
Pillow. case COttons
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains In Towels;
Large assortment Prints. very cheap?
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarrilz, Fontaine, de LANES
Poplins, OttOmanG,
Alpacas, Bombazines, sc.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH P0PLIES.
Shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins Balmoral Skirts. Cassimeres,
satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., ct
WILLIAM N. BELL j. CO.'S.
ss 90 GOT Broad street.
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La I'll g25sGsS 81 sss.: sg5

Gssa " ssssss ssssssss,lzs
p|fAc@ RICHMOND AID ToxK ,,zys'
tAfLRghb G0Ga4Sy -
hicHsosD, October -. is:- (
New LIN" TO BAITINDPr r,,,,
IL POLK, IND THz P5rTa.,f.,,tci =, =. -.
BsY0ND-V:Z., PHILADELPHIA. B1srdiTJ ,r.l3
srcc AZ. r~tWit,%.AnJ;o, ti-ylLGG, PAEEz
Freig hi received h0HD Ys ard rai ifsH 10
this depot 40 10 o'clocxP ". n, ~ - , !"
points and f,rwardsd win disp..ch ,,5 a. =, @ags
ph;a Ieare at 7 0 clock " mr m ti9 TA-.
ana rhiD p ~ ressAing Baltimore cav -,
m"rnlng, an3 phiIsdSipats ttat night Ft,. :,
baiinGre -! to pb,I,Ielphia, s: 3d. pt.,ss
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ana stT1f ~ 51A's -7sry
o'clock 4. ". Freight or EoYioIk an5 =
ste landing recsiTcd Monday. wedTssI.-, a..
day AZ : O'Clock \ ". for White Hon. 'a'7
received every day ap 70 O'Clock /. n ss.I..
excepted. 80 '1"'s!
Shipper observe tho following tfys,.,--.
FRoN BosToX TO kIcH4nSD.-nark 49,.
Union Line" and soip by Bn.'on 81 j. '.is
dence railroad. cara ot tho ''stchnont. al 'L.
River Rsi!road hiAe," pier no. Llga,..l..'t.
wharf. Baltimore. ''''.'.'s';
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO RrcHyosD -y,--...,
all goods by Tho PhiiataipLia ART Y,,'ts.,,.t
Union Limo" - north .wharvas. phigala....,,7
cara Richmond and York ktver Railroad H. .h
No. Light stree. wharf. Baltimore ''' f#'
FsoM BALTIMORE TO RIcHyoSD Shin s,f .....
by tho Richmoni and York Riyer gg,g.i
Line" A. ffGUhAh ~oES, gents, pia- y
wILJlAH r ESQ.
Ge1sr2l Freight and -.cxs. t..'.
CAPTAIN JOAN Y. FREEMAN, $3.50
Passenger and Freight agent. f.n
DICHMOND AND NVIffy
/ l. RAILR0h D-CHtTGR Or SCayns.rr.'
GNLI oTE PAS2E&GE2 T2AtY DArIY.-.-
and after MONDAY, October !, l.sT the ps........
- Nh * I-Itr, /. 4.
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E'RUShES, TEUSStS.- have Just
i received WHITES ? ATsTT LEVER TRUSS
the best truss in for retention and radical
OF Hernia. Also, WHITES ABDOMINAL SUP.
PORTER. JOHN W. BISON, Druggist,
NH Is Main and Third Gtrsats.
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SDecSEL Notices.

r.
p5r- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsT1TUTIoN)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BAhh'
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500. 900.
yals INSTITUTIONS ALLOWS SIX PEI CENT.
oE DEPOSITS.
/ DAVENPORT, JR., Progidani.
LANES MILLER. Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
. 4 pima, L. D. CTsnshBw, w. X. CHARLES,
VIM. q. LYona, Jr, z. z. BtGnker-
A. Bodeker, u. D. We!slgo.' snip,
W. l.. Spott M oses EiIJsoa, j. b. s" instonr
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. ". Archer, =. a. hutehin
K. 7. Taylor, J. &ossnb&um' son,
" E. BinsoFi, ]. ". Hall, T. " boswell
J. 4. Bslv!n, ". + tray, ". &. laiineF'
r. u Dudley, Alfred ho5sSr }. 81. Io"ilh.
rha .ecurit. offered to depoTItors Is undonbtsd,
9 nd N. institution should commend !:sa.; to FL
classes.
The attention OF all IN city End Country Is called
Ia this irgtlta;ion. Hara .hey yin End aseurity,
eonysnisnce and proat. Sans 20 Small al one
dollar MAJ Dc Deposited and six per cent interest
received on same.
oMc. hours from a.. NJ. TO 2 r. IT,. on Saturday
from 4. ". tc 2. u, ard from 4 10 I. n.
Ia l2-dGswts
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Performances at "a md P. VI. Doors open at
| and 7PM. +. II. KELSIl, Manager.
Richard 7. JONES, Ag ent ho i"-''
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EXPRESS TEAM daily texcept Monday,

THROUGH NAIL daily A. i:?o p. =.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATES daily fax.
On -
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
Letter from Hiram.

Mr.. EDITOR Tho last term of school
of the Eclectic Institute" is nearing its
close. After seventeen years Of wide
awake labor and rarely equalled success, it
has been told to ego mp higher" and the
next school year win witness the begin
ming of ''Hirsm College,
Though not SO large as in some former
years (the aggregate of students by terms
has been 374} the school during the past
year has given eminent satisfaction. 1t
has been guided BY a firm and capable
hand toward a schools true object. The
Faculty of the Institute consist of j. NJ.
Atwater, a. NJ, Act Principal; j. S.
Ross, A. B.; Mr.. o. G.. Hill; Miss S. A.
Bartlett, a. B.; ana Miss j.. Z. Pardee =
May our College always find as devoted
lsborers, and earnest students as true
friends.
The second course of Free Lectures for
Biblical Students and Ministers, began
during the present week. Dr's. Shepard
and Pinkerton are the present Lecturers,
and the course bids fair to be quite pros
porous.
Commencement day viii be held on
Thursday, June 18th. The Anniversary
of the Delphic Society will be held on
commencement eve; the Hesperian the
evening previous. On the day following,
June H. there will be q "Reunion" of
the old students of the Eclectic. An ad-
dress will be delivered, and all that can be
found. to make the day enjoyable will be
obtained. 1t is thought that those who
attended the Reunion in the summer of
'66, viii not need strong urging TO attend
this. All old students are invited to be
present. w.
May %, 1867.
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cIereIana WhOlssaIs ALarkst
MONDAY EYENTSe, May 2, 90,


FLoUR-Quiet, steady and unchanged.
City-made Xxx spring, from No ] wheat,
$500 do do from No. 2 wheat, SI4, So
Winter wheat grades are in very little in
quiry, and prices irregular.
WHxAF-DM. No. ? Milwaukee
spring held at S2,S0 from store.
CoRN-In good demand and prices
steady, closing moderately firm. Sales
1000 bu from store at csc; 1900 bu and
5 cars from store at $I,00.
OAIs=In fair demand and arm. Sales
2650 bu No ! State at Joe from store; 8
cars do do at 7S3e.
RYE-Quiet- No. ! held at 81, a
10 from store.
SMOKED NEATs-In fair demand and
steady. Sales 1000 lbs c~anvassed Sugar
cured Hams Ice; 1900 lbs uneanvassed
Plain Hams l4e; canvassed do 15e; 500lbs
canvassed Dried Beef at 23c; uneanyassed
do DC; Shoulders lie; Clear rib Bacon
I3c; Breakfast Bacon 15c..
BUTTER-In light INQUIRY and steady
Strictly choice Western Reserve 22G25c
CHEEsE-Stocks full and market quiet
Prices steady at s@l5e tor inferior 10
choice new dairy and factory, pacsSgea
included.
Eees-DemaEd good and prices steady.
Sales 10 bbls at l53c; 80 bbs at 691Tq
PoTAToEsEIn good demand, firm and
higher. Sales 3 can Peachblows on traei
Ut SI,15; 200 bu do frou store at SI,24
BEANs-Firm a. 50, O0@S,25 per-bu for
prime white.
LIME-Steady. Wate- Lime Akroa
and Oswego, $3.50 per Dbl. Write Lime,
Cleveland sa6 Fremont, Sl,75 per Dol.
SALTASteady. Fine 1925; Coarse So,
so
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
FROM KINsmAN.

kIESAANs May 70, lebE
EDITOR CHRONICLE: 81 write you again
TO LET you know that I am yet alive, and in
tolerable good condition.
OF course I shall not answer the string
of abuse heaped upon me by Mr.. Beck.
with in the CHRONICLE of this week
especially as the facts stated by me are moi
c~ontroverted. But we have another item
of news which l suppose / may commu'
nicate to you in a straight forward, mat
ter of fact, style. without treading upon
any body's corns; at any rate I will take
the risk.
Mr.. William Hunt, while blowing on
the farm Of Rev. Jas. NJ. Plant, a few days
since, brought + light a relic Of a past
age, and of a people who hourished and
held u~ndisputed sway, before the white
man ever thought of taking POSSESSION OF
this region. The relic referred to, is
quantity Of Indian arrow heads, made OF
flint, and numbering n hundred and
ffty-two, of all sizes, from one to six
inches long, and of corresponding width.
They were bnriedin aheap, nicely packed,
and covered some four inches deep. The
ground had never been plowed, but had
been cleared and pastured for many years.
1t Is located on a strip of land from which,
at some time, probably many years before
the settlement of the country, the timber
had been removed, and in the year 1900,
the bushes were, in many places, so small
that a deer's head could be seen, when
standing erect, over the top of them. This
opening was two or three miles in length,
and, perhaps, from half a mile TO a mile
in width, embracing the driest land on the
east side of hePymatuning Greek. Wheth-
er this clearing was made by the Indians,
or by some more intelligent and civilized
race, who preceded them, is not known
but they, evidently, we're the sole propri-
etors of This region many years before il
was settled by whites and the deposit Of
arrow heads, spoken of above, was un-
doubleday, made by some brave for future
use, either in the chase or upon the war
path, whose career, either by Sickness or
violence, was cut short, so that be neYe
returned to take possession of his treasure.
They are all nearly Of the same form, and
Clipped in . style that will defy the inge-
nuity of the best practiced hand to imi-
tate and the wonder is, where the mate
rial came from, and how any one could
have had patience and perseverance nee
essary for the manufacture of so many Of
them. There are many indications, beth
upon this strip of land, and other place;
near, of the existence of a race Of superior
intelligence, in some past age. Very lit
tie can be known with any certainty, and
mere conjecture and theories formed from
such scant data, would not amount to
much But some of these old forts and
dcfeBsess the banks Of which are thrown
up in such regular form, and in the mosi
scientific manne for defense, and upon
which trees are now growing, which mus
have stood there for centuries, must excite
our wonder, and lead US to enquire who
built them, and where they had their or
IGN. And after all the research We car
make, we can only again enquire who ?
and the echo answers. who p
Respectfully yours,
L G. PERKINS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29

Mofatt's Life pills az Phoenix Bitters
were first used in private practice in 1925. They
were int oduee1 TO the public in 1885. since
which time their reputation has extended. until
they have a sale in excess Of all other Cathartic
and Purifying Medicines. There is hardly a
family among eivilized nations who have not
personal evidence Of their beneficial Effects
Their great success Is owing to theiruniform re-
liability in cases Of Consumption. Bilious and
Stomaehic diseases. whether Of long OF short du-
ration. They are entirely vegetable in their
composition. and harmless to the ~gentlest infant.
One ingredient opens the pores Of the skin;
another Is diuretie; and stimulates proper ac-
ton of the kidneys; a third is emOilient, loos-
ening phlegm and hnmOr from the lungs; other
properties are warming and cathartio. and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy
seeretions. Their combined effects is. to regu-
late the impaired functions Of the system. and
TO produce heaAh. 1t is not asserted Moffat's
Pills are a cure GH-that they will eurs all COM
~plaints-but under ordinary circumstance they
may be relied upon to cure Nervous and Sick
Headache. Costiveness. Dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Jaundiee. Liver and bilious Complaint. Colds,
Scurvy, General Weakness. &c. They are ex-
PIcesAg MIuN W AAN1e 0AeNASScs AAAAAoue uPOu
Millions Of cures can be cited. In no single in
stance has aeomPlaint ever come to our knowl-
edge. where they have not operated as recon-
meuded.
The printed circular around each box fully
explains the symptoms and effects Of each dis
ease. specifies treatment, furnishes evidence. &c.
WebrieHy refer to Rev. David Elder. Frank
lin. NC. who was euredof Dyspepsia. C.R.Cross.
Of Theoike. III. cured of Liver Complaint
H.. Hooley. Of Springfield. Pa, had S~erofula'
and had to use erutches; was cured in three
week. James D.. DOlsns, ofAdrian- Mich. cured
Of Bilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham. Presby-
terrain Church. Gananagua. Cal, of Fever and
Ague. Rev. Ed. II. May, TWenty-frst New
York. Of Rheumatism and Piles Off years stand
ing, Rev. Samuel Bowies. Editor Of the S String
field (Mass.j Republican. was cured of terrible
Costiveness. Hon Ed. Weber. Of Rumney, N.
H. of Liver Complaint. etc, etc.
A box ofMofat's Life Pills. with full circulars,
Sc, viii be sent gratis to any Physician or Cler-
gyman. on thsrsceipt Of two three cent postage
stamps
Mofat's Lie Pills are . cents per box Moi
fats Phusnix BitteTs. 81 per bottle. They are
sold by all respectable dealers throughout the
continents and the Islsndso of the Ocean.
WHITE ROWLAND. Projectors.
Successors to Dr.. John Mofat. and DIR. VIM.
B. Moffat. III Liberty Street, New York.
May p. lS67-e-o.w "
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new York Cattle Market.

NEW 1OzK, May
Receipts: Beeves 4,157; Sheep and
Lambs II,l71; Hogs 1851.
Beef Cattle decidedly firm, consequent
upon the hghtsupply and active demand.
Prices advanced fully 3e, with some sales
at that price. The quality Of the offer
ings are unusually good, no sales being be-
low 15c; extra quality readily commanded
19e; prime do, Is l-2@IS Sac; first quail
ity u 3-461Sc; fair to good 17017 lie;
ordinary TO inferior 15@16 lie
Although the receipts continued moder-
ate, the market for Sheep and Lambs was
quite dep pressed Prices a shade lower
with light demand. Extras &c, prime
Size, ordinary aud common 767I2e,
inferior 64@64e-
The Hog market ruled steady, the
demand however, was only moderately
active. At the 10th Street Hog Yards
this morning, II car loads were-on sale 10
of which were disposed Of at 79G75-Se.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-29
New Book by aWarren Lady.

AMY DEEBRooK; Allie Drama. BY
the Author of ssSmilcs and Browns, " any
Cogitations, etc, etc. New York, james
OKane, Publisher. This is an interesting,
winning and natural like story of life
scenes, portrsylng the struggles of a young
life with crosses, temptations, trials and
Disappointment. Its lessons cannot but
be read with profit, and their influence on
minds susceptible to the delicately inwoven
.pathos and o~atshining morality that are
marked features of the werk, mus be to
inspire with better resolves and a purer,
and frmer affection fer the good and true.
The volume concludes with the follow
ing supplementary paragraph, which re-
fleets the spirit and intent Of the work:
"If over these pages a weary, suffering,
spirit bend, e tsuch an one toll on, and
compensation wiz come. Let the anguish
ed eyes take in the sweep of all-all. Let
this life perform its discipline! let the
sword strike to the marrowl there is
meaning IN it for the aspiring Patience.
Inc sSOIg VI every liz SNu sNelA " uOtGS VI
triumph and success. The Hossnna can
begin on earth, through an atmosphere of
trial. 1t matters little whether the SPLEEN
dor of reward be fully received here, or
yeader; it matters to us, that we earn it
that we know it Is comingH
The authoress, Mrs. WENTz, is an es-
teemed lady, resident of this place, and
her new book will doubtless be much
sought after. and be read with especial IN
terest BY the many admirers Of a former
literary effort of her pen-HSUILEs and
FRowSs.
AMY DENBRooK is a neat octave vol
ume Of 4SO pages, well printed and neatly
bound.