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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

Bishop Wilmer, of Alabama, preached IL
Charlottesville Sunday, Goth ult.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

WORTH TRYING.-It is said that ''the gen
Grating vitality of cookie seed is destroyed by
sleeping them in solution of blue stone.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

"Los''-we couldn't help it-"the temp
tation was too great" S.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03
DEATHS.

HEIsKELL. On the It'll of June, near
Galveston, Texas, Mr.. Porterteld A. Helsken,
aged IS years.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

The Methodist Graveyard, in Charlestown'
Va, is being enclosed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

Grcenvillc, Augusta county, is to have a
4.Brass Band" good thlng-li they "pfac-
tice what they preach.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

The Manassas Gap railroad will be finished
to Harrisonburg in a very short time.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03
Carpeting.

All Wool and half Wool Carpeting, 400
yards of Oil Cloth, 500 yards Of Straw Mat
ting and Rugs, at S. H. @HlLBs-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

CHEAspEAKE AND Quo RAILRoAD.-Speak-
ing of this road, the Charlottesville Chronicle
makes the following gestion-which strikes
us as good one. owe beg leave to give our
energetic friend Col. Fontaine hint: he
wants to build this road: it is great work ;
work of infinite Importance to the people of
Virginia We recommend that GENERAL LEE
be enlisted to raise the money. We have rea-
son to believe that he would undertake it
How could that great patriot be better en-
ployed than in building this great highway
between the Ohio and the Atlantic?'
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

The citizens are cleaning up their premises
and the streets in Lexington.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03
Notice.

Notice.
For sale-Sheet's wrapping paper cheaper
than northern manufacture. Also lot OF
good inch plank. Call on
X. NJ. GUY,
June 26-tf C. T. Cochran's old stand.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

First-class harvest hands are getting >
per day in this county and are in demand
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03
LOCAL.

The Registration in Strasburg shows $40
names, only 80 colored.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

Our ADVERTISING PATRoNs.-ln view OF
the generous patronage bestowed upon Us ny
the bus mess community, we will, about the
middle of August, issue business directory
containing the cards of our half yearly and
vearlv advertisers, to be distributed freely at
all the watering places in the state, and
throughout the country generally.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

Circuit Court adjourned Monday, to meet
again July 10th, for few days.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03
Valley Real Estate Agency
uOTruvJSS e. CROCKWEIJ

OtHuHLUH, y =
We are now prepared to furnish lands in
Virginia, and the South, on the most reasona-
BILE terms in lots and prices to suit purchas-
scrs We invite those desining to examine
or buy to correspond with us. We will send
lists on application and show parties proper
ties for sale in the Valley of Virginia.
June 19-tf
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03
Selling Off AT Cost.

We have on hand a beautiful assortment of
Parresols, which we will sell off at cost-calT
cheap from cur own. Factory in Philadelphia
June 1876 G. HIRSH s. CO. :
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

REAL ESTATE.
Jap. HoTcHKIss, j. r. CROMWELL,
late Top. Engineer of the
of Jackson's Corps. ssvalley yirginian. :"
VALLEY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
In Hilb's, building,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

June 12-4w
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-03

come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04

Scott and J. q. Gibson. Northumb berland,
Lancaster, Richmond, and Westmoreland-
Ephram Nash and Richard 5. Aver. Patrick
and Franklin-W. +. b. Taylor and NJ. F.
Edgar Allen and James W. D. Bland: Prn ce
George and Dinwiddis-David G. Carr and
William Reed. Lee, Scott, and Wise-An-
drew Milbourne and Charles Duncan. Page
W. Rust. Smyth and Washington-Joseph
7. Campbell and John h. Thompson. Allie
ghany, Craig, and Roanoke-Hugh NJ Lee.
Charles City and New Kent-Lemuel Z. Bah
nerly. Elizabeth City and Warwick-David
B. White. Gloucester and Mathews-John
W. Dixon. Isle of Wight and Surry-William
II. Andrews. King and Qneen and King Will
liam-Edmund W. Massey. Madison and
Essex-William Breedlove. Pulaski and
Giles-Eustace Gibson. Russelland Bucha-
nan-George r. Cowan. Stafford and Prince
William-B., F. Lewis. Greensville and Sus
sex-Peter f. Jones Bland and Tazewell-
James NJ. French. James City and York
Daniel NJ. Norton. Alexandria and Fairfax
Lewis NJ. Nickerson. Amherst, Buckingham,
and Nelson-J Henry Williams. Campbell
and William Il. Lydick. Char
lotte and Halifax-Joseph r. Holmes. Han
over and Henrico-Burwell Toler. Augusta,
Albemarle, and Louisa-James G. Southan.
The following named delegates were
absent:
G. Y. Thomas, of Henry; J. B. East
ham, of Louisa; E. K. Snead, of Acco-
mac; R. Taylor Scott, Of Fauquier
Ephraim Nash, of Northumberland; An
drew Milbourne, of Lee and Robert S.
Beazley, of Madison.
Mr.. Hunnicutt then moved that, as the
house was temporarily organized, com
mittee of three be appointed to visit &C.
Deral Schoheld, to see what orders he had
in reference to the Convention. There
were about FIVE seconds to the motion,
mostly colOrcd.
Several delegates arose at once, and OBJ
jected to the motion until the number of
delegates present was announced.
The secretary accordingly announced
the number Of those absent, which seemed
satisfactory as far as 1t went.
Mr. Clements, of Norfolk, opposed the
motion, as he thought fhe Convention was
in no condition to receive business. He
moved to adjourn.
Mr.. Hunnicutt hoped the Chair would
not entertain the motion. He had seen
General Schofield that morning, and he
had some communication for the consde-
ration Of the Convention.
Mr.. Clements was not desrous of press
ing his motion, but he really did think the
Convention, in its state of mere tempo
rary organization, not fit to transact bust
ness.
Mr.. Hunnicutt wanted to know if it
would be in parliamentary order to say
anything.
The Chair decided not. The question
was then put on the adjournment, and
carried.
The house was then declared adjourned
until II o'clock to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04

We would inform the public that Mr.. FRANKLIN,
the optician, will coatlnua bis business st OILS
Main street He ofsrs his superior pebble spsota-
cies at reduced prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04
Cu3.Detings, Furniture, &c.

HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
Is TURE-FRESH SUPPLIES We would re,
-psctfully invite the attention Of our friends and
the public generally 70 the very large select ana
ton at our spacious warerooms. II comprises
every article pertaining 10 the business. and In
style. quality, and price, cannot De surpassed 10
this Stat. The encouragement extended through
twenty Ave years past is highly fattering, and We
most respectfully solicit 4 continuanG9 ol the
rama RABLISTON s BROTEBR,
noio Ninth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04

U1sTA ABLISHED 1884,
II P. J. CEEW b CO.,
successors to G. Grew SON.
.nuu so.p .yD CANDLE MANUFACTURER
Nos. LIE, lis, and III. seventeenth street,
onnon,ts the Old Market, Richmond, virgins,
,ags now In factory : large stock OF superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
vhish We ofsr TO the trade At suon Prices
mako It to the !nterss: Of AL 70 pastoIi.s LIZ Ho'
2anuhst0yy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04

E.-NON>EXPLO-
y SIya OIL-THE CHEAPEST LIGHT IL TIE
WORI,D-We have lust received some u EW Pa
TENT LAMPS for our NON explosive OIL.
We also have KEROSENE OIL, LAMPS, GLOBES,
GEOaGE w CARY Co,
Eo l3 Thirteenth street,
dad kex's . old stand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04
Trade Palace Lyrics, No. 4.
THAT'S THE NATTER.

What's the uatter2 What's the matter
Dry Goods dealers. why this chatter?
Has your dropping trade distrest you,
scsrce single buyer blsst you.
Are your goods in vain displayed
Why, ah why, so sore disnsyed'
Dusty dry bones, stir and rattle,
Up and give Trade Palace battle;
People buy where trade is driving,
Where selling cheap Is all th . striving.
st TRADE PALACE door they batter
Every morninx-thats the matter,
On every heart engraved the sign,
BROAD sTKsEr, FoUa HUNDRED TwKyTY-gIss;
Bargains everywhere to scatter,
Lives TRADE PALAcg-that's the matter.
And the poor and needy knowit,
Cslicoss at sixpepce show 1t,
Maids and apinsters bawl and blow 1t,
Even 70 osers try to crow It;
Every creature soon will cls,ter
or such bargains-thats the matter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04

SECRETARY OF THE CONVENTION, ETC.
This caucus found little difficulty in
nominating George Rye, of Shenandoah,
for secretary of the Convention, and Will
liam 3. Tall for sergeant-at-arms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04
Meetings.
RICHAoyD ESCANPNggr, NO. 2,
KNIGHTS TghPLAR.
EfCHSOsD, December 1857,


RICHMOND EScAHPNsNr, No. a.
KNIGHTS TghPLAR.
FfcESosD, December 3, 1867.
ORDERS No. 6 The officers and COM.
Bsa2nn G f' assmBs Sn yu
DAY the 10th instant. at Masons Hall, on X
Frao kiln street between Eighteenth ard ~
Ninetsonth at lcA O'clock A. NJ, in fuD/ y
uniform and dress, with sword nd lance to act As
escort tn the n. w. Grand Lodge Of Virginia on
the occasion Of laying the corner stone OF the
Masonic II tIl to be erected at the corner OF Main
and Tnirn streets.
No Sir knight will be admitted in tn 8 ranks who
ia rot attired N full suit OF black cloth, with
fatigue cap and white gloves
All transient Sir knights IN sood standing are
iraternnslly invited to = unite with US
WILLIAM L. MAULS, Captain General.
JAMES =. RrDD1cK, Recorder. ds st
y stockholders OF the MANCHESTER UnTToH
AND Wool MAGUFACTURING COMPANY will
be acid at the otHcs Of the Richmond and Peters
burg Railroad Company on SATURDAY, lIth De-
WILLIAM H. POWERS, Agent
de 4-eodtl4D
THE GRAND ANNUAL. C1M- q
i MUNlCATION Of the NJ. W. Grand EY
Lodge q nf +, Virginia will be held at the Ma;mVN
the 9th instant, at o. clcckP Al.
By order of NJ. W. Grand Master.
de- Std JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary.
RlcHsosD AND DasvTLLE RAILROAD CoAP.Sr,l
RICHMOND, November IL, 1857.
rlNHE TW WENTIETH ANNUA l.
s5ESa aSp cpM
PANY will be held in this city on WEDN RsDA 7
the nth OF December next, at IL clock NJ, at the
Exchange Hotel. J. ID. BLAIR. Auditor.
The book foT trsnsfsr OF stock will be closed on
the lst Of Decamb and not ne opened until after
the meeting of stockb olders.
FORM OF PROXY.
EICHHOSD AND DASvILLE EAILRoAD COMPANY.
Kn0D all men bV these presents
That -, the undersigned, do hereby con-
sltute and appoint = - attorney - for
and in - name, to vote on all questions that
may be brought before the meeting Of the stock:
holders of the Richmond and Danvlls Railroad
Company to be held 1T t. on - tb Ia - day OF
ratifying all the acts Of -, said attorney In
tho premises, fully as If - were present and
voting In person.
In testimony whereof = have hereunto affixed
- hand this day Of. no ll--eodtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-04
JeaCeJers, do.

r ATEST STYLES NEW JEWELRY
lIJUsT RECEIVED At NoWLAh CO.S.
Magnificent PEARL BRIDAL SITS,
AMETHYST and DiAaO3D SETS,
TAssgLi. and PEARL sETS,
GARNET ETRUsCAN SITS,
Rich CORAL EETS,
Nsw patterns EN AMgLLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAlas, ana
DiAaoHD gNaAaEMSNT and PLAIa GOLD
Evsry variety OF rieh sILvRRWARE, In cases.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles
direct from the factories Of HsJ1ps IA Co.
pnE H,onxaa, corner Main and
noia Tenth streets, above the po..-o@
NEW AND BEAUrIFEyWyIL J,EyyI. .pIaSFo pATo
~ TERMS OF JSwELRY, 81 hn.p cp phAt Is ,sis sH
w. ac AZ JOHN b.. rYLEE Co.. n
Va ASS, @s, We have on hand and are eonssaas'
Msih Msihtv;"1 W., ali the most dexirabls styles q
| X ytsS.nna Pins, Ear Kings, Finger klnss, &C.,
ppn1d Rn smellsd, and Etrnrean Jswsiefy-ofsJ
ooiS, SS,,.iele In this limo OF now patterns, u,u
Gold and silver Watches, superior q9AnsJ' "A1
ao,s Wsssh Chains, vsst, Chataisin, and Leon.
tins every ys xasisiPx Pitchers, ooblsts, Mugs Bet.
'ivs ter Dishes, Ca.tors. Spoons, Forks. Ladies'
Butter KNIVES, &C.; nv..o,,. oSs
Silver In oassa, for DriaAa S1o oNAo' P'"sS
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Terms OF 80
GOdeJ's Lady's Book for 1867.

(tSo~ Shich there can " 20 DsviSfoH. ,
The following are the terms Of The Lady's
Book for 1897 F' ~
One copy, one year 81 90
Two copies, one year so
Three copies, one year. SO
Four copies, one year 10 90
Five evpisB, one year, and al r4'Ia copy
70 the person getting up The sllb,
making six copies IL 90
Eight copies, one year and an extra
copy 70 the person getting up The
club, making nine copies 2l 90
Eleven copies, ons rear, and an extra .
copy 10 the person getting up the club, " .
making twelve copies ~ 50
All additions 10 clubs at club rates. .
Club subscribers will be sent 10 Any post
ofico where the Subscribers may reside.
Godsy's Lsdy'S Book and Arthurs Home
Magazine will Be sent, each one year, on 70
celpt Of OF - 50. 80.
We have no club With any other magazine
or newspaper.
The money must all Be sent at one time
for Any Of tie Clubs.
Canada subscribers must send 94eenls Ad-
dillonAl fof each subscriber.
AddTess L. A. Cooley,
NE. Corner &4tA and cle,nri siyssl,
PHILADELPHIA.
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bio Of very extensive improvements.
, had intended to write of a con.
cert given by the young ladies last
evening, 10 which evidence was given
Of q very hi. b order of musical train
ing, and also Of q series Of gymnastic
exercises, but / have already written
too long letter, and I will conclude
with the remark that the teachers
employed in tho Seminary, from the
excellent Principal down, are both
competent for the performance of
their tasks, and enthusiastically de-
voted TO the work. "
There are in Oxford three other
Female Seminaries, all doing a good
work. OF those ! shall write at an-
other time.
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Transient Qentlanen.

Girls, beware of transient young
gentlemen; never suffer the addresses
ofa stranger recollect that one good
steady farmer boy or mechanic is
worth oil the floating trash in the
worldj the alIurements Of dandy jack
with gold chain about bis neck, q
walking stick in his paw, some honest
tailor's coat on his back, and brnin'
less skull, can never make up the loss
Of o kind fathers hous3, a good moth
er's counsel, and the society Of broth
er's and sisters; their affections are
never lost while that Of such young
man 10 lost At the wane Of the honey
NOON. ITia trne.
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w, Boss0N,
w. SpENcE,
w. Y. ELLrorT,
JOHN NORMAN.
Whita Hard Soar.

Seven pounds Of soda, three Of lime,
four gallons of water; boil together
till dissolved. Let this stand to set
Ito; thenpour off as long as any re-
mains clear, aud add water TO mako
four gallons. Boil this, adding four
pounds of grease and two tablespoon
fuls Of boraxy boil till thick. TakO
up and put away to cool. When IL is
cold cut the pieces rather larger than
the sizes you want them, as II shrinkS
in drying. .lla I.
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Are You a Mason P"

Rov. Mr., Mssll, Rsctsr of 81. PaurS Church, Per,
illinois, bsIag asked the above question By lady, II
pondod a. follows: ..t.'. .,...... .....
lam ofA band
Who will faithfully stand
A In the bonds of affection and love;
have knocked at the door, f..
Once wretchOd and poor.
70 And there for admission stood.
BY tbs help Of friond, ..
Who asSiaianes did lend,
i succeeded an entrance TO gAinl
Was received In the West, 30
ny command from the EAst, .....t
But not without feeling some pals.
Here my eonSelence was taught,
With a moral quite frAught ..
With sentiments holy and true
Then onward travelled
To have II pnrsyelvd,
What Hiram intended TO do.
Very soon to tbs Ralt .. ...
/ made known my request,
And ''Ilgh,," BY command, dld attend;
when, 10 perceived,
In due sorm revealed, F-.
Master, and Brother, and BTisnd.
Thus far hare sisted,
And simply related
WhAl happened when wAs made fEoe,
BatFVe passed" since ihsn.
And was " raised" mp again Ir
II AShblims and ancient degree.
Then onward marched,
That might bS "Afchsd,"
And ard out the treasures long lost;
When behold alright 1aHe,
Fn,m tho midst OF which eams
voice which my sAra did seeOst.
Through the walls" then went,
And sueereded at length
This 4" SAnelum BanetoTum" TO hnd,
BJ the "SlEhet" gained, ...
And quickly obtained
Employment which suited my mind,
Inthe depths then wrought,
And mosi ehOoTfully sought
For treasures long hidden there;
And l'y labor and toll .f.
q . discovered rich spoil,
81. which Ars kept by the eTait with dus care.
Having thus FAR arrived,
ftnthsr con,rhsd.
Among valiant Knights 10 appear;
And a. Pilgrim and knight, ..I.
stood ready to nght,
Nor SArraesn foe did fear.
Yor the widow disiresassd
Tbsrs'ss chord in ny breast
FOR the orphan and helpless fseli ri
And my sword could draw ....
To mAlntaln the pure law
which the duty Of husoas reveal
Thus have revealed
s. (Yei Wisely eoncsaled)
what the " free and accepted" Woll know,
Am one of the band rs .f.
who Sin iaithfully stand
And brother, whsrsTerI 60.
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Tournaments.

Nero fiddIsd while Rome was burn.
ing. '4 q" p
While the North is holding her
great fairs, those exhibitions Of the
prosperity, energy, intelligence, and
true manhood of people, tho South
Is amusing herself by shows the most
puerile and contemplate.
3 Instead of gatherings Of wise and
good men, bent npon the physical,
moral, and intellectual advancement
Of the human race instead of
I" Teachers Conventions,' "Work-
ingmen's Mass Meetings. Scien-
tihc Congresses" etc, etc, what do
we sec here in the South?
Right on the Leels Of terribly de-
vastating war, the result Of which
radically affected every interest, So
cial and political, moral and religious /;
with half her territory yet in ruins |;
with Il million and half Of children,
who will net thoir parts on the stage
OF life ere long, growing up in igno-
rance for the want of an opportunity
to obtain even the rndiments of an
educatioh; with the solution of prob
lens on hand which require the pro-
found deliberations Of the wisest and
calmest minds, tho South IL amusing
herself with aping an erA which was
buried centuries ago. .,i
The tournaments of old wero suita.g
bic to the rude age in which they
were in fashion. Stalwart Knights
handled ponderonslancesand weighty
broad swords, and tho fierce charges
they made upon each other, often
ended as fatally as . combat on the
battle field.
q These pastimes Of tho dark, foudal
ages would be eminently improper
now; aud about us much. are their
puny, puerile aid contemplate coun-
tcrfvits, as exhibited III nearly every
Southern State.
The civilized world looks with pity
on the display of o taste which Stainps
those who encourage and foster il as
Of the ago In which they
live. That men. and women, grown,
claiming 70 be the very cream of So
ciety, too, should make . grand State
occasion of an amusement which ur-
cblhs between the ago of five and
eight years are very fond Of, and
which they hugely enjoy, at hs'penny
q tilt at any ordinary mountebank
exhibition. is something which NOR
tails outside the land Of modern chiy.
airy are utterly unable to compre,
hend.
Arkansas has since the war been
happily exempt from any Of those
pusril6 exhibitions.
But it appears now that the fool
Killer has left the seed Of fow San
clio Panza's scattered here and thero
over the State, for a a1grand tourna-
lhent is said to be in contemplation Of
being held At Little Rock, our capitol.
Well, every one to his TASTE" but
aa we see from the programme Of the
show, that mules are prohibited from
entering tho lists, we. would simply
suggest TO extend the prohibition tO
horses also, and allow none Of the
gallant knights to straddle anything
better than q jackass or billygoat.
Fort Smith (Ark.) Ke0 Era. -
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BaA- -AANoUsoiNo CANDIDATEs--For County
Offices, $b 90; State, $40 90. 't'
JOH-PEISTISa, Of all descriptions, neatly
executed.
neA. All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emolument will be
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and subscriptions con.
upued unless arreaPRgea are paid aud
eruere@ 60 pc stopped, and they will
pc charged for Rceordlng3y. +
ILJo Obituaries over ten lines charged the
sanie as advertisements.
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G0DEY'S LADY'S BOOK,
FOR 1867.
~ aa THE E5' aft
Fashion Magazine Of The World,

- t3~aAsARNH
Z LITERATURE FINE ARTS. AND FASH.
ions. The most magnificent Steel engraY.
ingS. Double Fashioa Piafsa Wood euQrav-
ingg on every Subjec: ths! can interest Ia ies
Crochet knitting, Netting, EmbroiSery, Ar
tleles for the Parlor, the BOudoir, and the
Kitchen. Everything, In fast, to make a CON
rLHrH LADTS BOOK
/. fHE LADIRS IAYORliB ReR 81 TBlRS.
No Magazine has been able 70 complete
with It. None attempt. f'S
GoDEY'S RRCElPS.
fer every department Of household. These
alone are worth the price Of the Book.
MODEL C0TT1GES mo other Magazine
gives them), with aiAgralns. IN. 4
DRAWING LESSONS FOR THE young.
Another speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth So q year 9th
er Magazines publish old worn-out music /;
but the subreribersto Cooley get i. before
G4RDESIEG FOR LADIES. Anolbsr Pc
culiarIty With Cooley
Fashions from Mrssrs. A. T. StswNr, K Co,
Of New York, the millionaire merchants. ap-
pear In Cooley, the only Magazine that has
them.
Ladies' Eonpsts. We give more Of them
In q year than any other Magazine. IN fact.
the Ladyb book enables every lady to be
her own bonnet maker 80. ,,f d.
t,-,.g MARION HARLANp, r,r5a
Authorizes Of "AlOnne,,' "lliddeh Path .
"Moss Side Nemesis" and Miriam"
writea for Cooley each month. a cd for no 9th.
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BG5- An urehin, leading SMALL dog along
the street some days ago. was aceosted by 4
gentleman as follows; "Well my son. what's
your dogs name ?" Z" fnint got any name yet"
"WSll, why don't you name bim7 Call him
some good name. Call him Thad Stevens,
f" don't like 10 DO that--'twonld be dlsres-
pectiul To Mr.. Steyeps, Well, then, name
him Andy Johnson" g | won't DO that, n.ith-
er-for that would be disfespeetfal 70 the
dog"
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iLF Frosted limbs can be permanently re-
lieyed BY one or two applications Of boiled
lye Of wood ashes, made SO strong as 10 bo
quite slippery between the fingers Thsiys
shonld settle, be drained of, and have a large
handful Of common salt TO each quart oflye,
thoroughly mixed with IL. II should bs
applied as warm IS can be borne, and the
limbs should be submerged for one or two
hours. a
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peath Of Two Poeta.

We have TO report tho death of two
popular and able writer's. N. p. VIII
LIS completed his Goth year on Sun
day, and died a few hours later, at
Idlewild, his rural residence on the
banks Of the Hudson, and ALExAEDER
SMITH, who was 80 wears old on tho
penultimate day Of 1856, paid the great
debt Of mortality, on tho 5th Of tho
present month, near Edinburgh.