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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-27
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
NEW YORK GIFT COMPANY :!
Every Ticket Draws a Prize.


vyNE NUuSUImVDAy 82S
eE chance 10 draw any Of the above Priscs BY
purchasing Sealei Ticket for 20 cents.
TICKETS describing each Prize are Sealed In En-
velop and thoroughly mis- ed on receipt u 70 cts
Sealed Ticket will be drawn, without choice. and
delivered Office sent BY mail To any address
ticket.holder ON receipt Of ONR DOLLAR
You will know whn, yonr prize is before you pay
for it. Any prize will be exchanged for another oil
'''~ -'-''' no BLANKS.
RrrrErscrs.-Th following persons have lately
drawn valuable prizes from bis Company. and kind
~ permitted the use of their names
j Minor 56s SIKH Avenue, SlNo: Mrr
Collins, % Nelson Place, ~, $500; Mes Cook,
Chicago, III Piano, value Si'a Boyd, New iia-
ven. told Watch. $3.50; hobt Furman, Dubuque
Sewing Machine. sloo; Henry acCuhum, Louisville
ny. u .: Col I Ransom. Washington, j e Mn
sics Box 4i5p l. Il Knapp. 70 ~ II. 4, Ptaro.
A Barnes, Ataianta, Ga. ssso u u sutton. >ash
vii g. Tenn. Meedeon. $leo ;fd1 Lay ton. Mobile
Ala. Diamond Cirri.f kong $50 Payne, bnrilng
ton, VT si.o; l. J. Ferris, springfield. M, Diamond
Fin S1na Mrs u Wedge wood, Trenton, ~ ! $40
Thus Barrett Jr, ~ ony street, Baltim ~. sewing
Machine ss5: Ii. b Abren4. ~ Main ~ Rnt,lo.
siae; W Palmer. New Bedford. Aars. 90 ~ atch
SIS; Miss Rowe, .,inth aud Sau.om sts. fhila !,
Gold Watch. $40: r } Pratt, Hicks street. Brook
lyn, S5up II Caei6wcli Baygr Ho.cl. Uica, 81 COO
Canlmeyer. Detroit, Mich, Gold Watch. ssDo. Mis-
y Cris-ey, Hartford, Conn Silver Set, $50 A
schn tx, Louisville. Ky. Diamond Ring. $50; Geo
Mason, 10 Warren street. Y. <5oe mrs 4 Morris.
Fourth Avenue, cor isih st. y T., Piano. $500.
Opinions of the Press.
| The New York & III Company are distributing many
valuable rrixss W. have ex amir cd their OF
doing buriness and know them Ia he fair cea!ing
Arm Their plae IL more satisfactory than frese
iation f.styals az they DRAW ever dav and tn.
I euited. --Gaxettr. n Oct VI
The Git Establishment OF H. RAnroS n Co at 800
Broadway. daily attracting crowds Of visitor. 4
witness The drawing process The investment IL lu.
81 cents for the chance and the prize drawn Y salts
factory IL Immediately delivered for one dollar
friend OF ours last week drew $jO0 prize which be
promptly received.-Transcrpt Sept. 18th 1861.
| ~ Our Patrons can depend on fair, honorable
dealing The Pr ae drawn will be delivered NJ q. :
Office regardless OF is value. promptly sent M di
| rected By return mail or Express.
Liberal inducements 10 Agents. Satisfaction Guar
anteed.
fxsix Ticket. for one dollar IS for 81, 80 for g.
| All letters should DO addressed,o
| II. BARTON 4 CO.,
noyo5-d& wow 500 Broadway New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-27

ioes, AGENTS WANTED thrS1eAest ~ United
States.
rbe,Aseoc.aticr hove appointed = Receivers. Mes1s
0RORGE a. COOKE co wh0oe wen kDOwn. ..
feerify and busincss eSpeslsnce GIN - saddcns
guarantee thai the money entrusted to then VIII %
promptly applied y IL purpOee Stated 49,
ParLADEir nfA, Pa. Nay g. ~.
70 ne Om(l and Menhsss " the we1nanssne y
brnry Co., n. 3. REID. eseFstnsy
0ssssemes :-on rsesIrs q ycur h~ss q - 80
inst. ,otifyire % o. our appoinsnsnt = Receivers
~ vour Compeuy, 10 took ~ libes.y y ssoait
erv - vour Charter, with plan q yosf ensespnss
= - si,hrst legal authority Of tbe eease ana having
49, m favorable opinion in regard oi's le atty.
- s,.nsshiping With the benevolent ohJecs u yOuf
a...r,se;sa. via: the educston aad ma'ntensncs .
ne orphan children Of our soders and eaiiors 81 ne
pav.rsde Institute we have concluded TO sccsps the
,r.s and TO use Cur best efforts to promote -
vosth, an oajsc:.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
GEO A. COOKE . co.
Aadreee I'll letters ard ordese tOj
GEO. A. COOKE q GO.. DAE4k
s. 6outh Third Stfcef, fhaiade1pn1os -
noeefven r. ~ WsnbngtDo Hss1v0
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-27

Tho WashlnEson Library Con.
In order that the benevolent object set forth in
this circular may be successfully accomplished.
have issued i've series OF Five Steel Plate En-
cravings. which are put on subscription At pri-
much below their retail value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THE WASH
INGfON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued stamped with the seal Of the Co.,
and signed by the Secretary. tNons others gen
uinel.
ANY person sending US One Dollar, or pay ing
the same TO our local Agents, will receive imme-
diatey fine Steel Plate Engraving, at choice
from the following lis and One Certificate Of
schedule.
ONE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
No my Child NV Chiidl" o2-They're
Saved They're Saved" No3-"Oid Seventy.
six or, the Early Days OF the Revolution
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS will re-
ceive either of the following fne Steel Plates. d
choice, and Two Certificates Of Stock. thus be.
coming entitled to Two Presents.
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAv1N0S.
No. 1-"w ashington's Courtship." No. p
"washington's Last Interview with bic Neither
THREE DOLLAR EN0RAvlN0S.
ANY person paving THREE DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel Plate Of
"HOME FROM THE wAE."
and Three Certificates Of Stock. becoming snti
tied to Three Presents.
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAvINGS.
Any person paving FOUR DOLLARS shall
receive the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
THE PERILS OF OUR FORErATHERS.
and Four Certificates of Stock, cutitling them
10 Four Presents.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAyINGS.
ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall
receve The large aud splendid Steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF POCAHONTAS."
and Fire Certificates Of Stock, emitting them to
Five Presents.
The engravings and Certificates will be deliv.
cred 10 each subscriber at our Local Agencies
or sent by mail, postpaid, or express. ~ may
+, be ordered.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-27
Ersry Watch Fully Warranted.
For sale BY I'll First Glass Dealers innhs
United States and British ProvinceE
For further information address the Agents,
ROBBINS q APPLETON,
now .dAwlm lS7 Broadway, n. 7.
Private Consultations.

AT THE GALENIC MEDICAL
INSTITUTE. In Concert Hail
Block. near the Post Office. 81.
Paul. Minnesota.
a. The oniy regular charter.
I'd lnfirinars Of the kind In Tho
West. Ia chIrgo of a regnlsr Sur
reop, i graduate 81 the Medical
College 81 Olsio.
Cosy yyrffaL CONSULTATIONS.
Sprrmaufrh@a cf SemLsl De-
bisify. priv7se Dieexses, Femase
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-27

PArsSrED IN ENGLAND AND FRANCS.
This Pump has received the HionEsr PREMIUM at
every Fair where II has been exhibited. Wig: New
York, Boston, Baltimore. ncirnat Buffalo. syria
cuse, Springfield and Worcester.
1t has 10 Crauks or fiy-Wheel and has no dead
points where II will stop consequently II Is always
ready TO start without ing starting mar and coce
not require hand work To get IL past the centre, and
il the only Pump msde that Will work its steam
valve with waller. consequently Is always ready TO
start when the steam yiinder Is allied with cold va
ter Of condensation.
Ii has been used for more than eight for feed
Ing stationary STEAM BoiIkkS, and has been used
more than ave years on LOCOMOTIVES. and Ia the
only Steam Pump yet tried that Is in every way ada
ted for that use. Ii has been extensively used FOX
pumping water for Hotels, Public Institutions. MINI
Ing Purposes, and Manufacturing Establishments ~
every knd with perfect success Ii has been tested
In the Navy, and in consequence s recommended by
the Chief Engineer OF L. y. Navy, TO be used al the
| Navy Yards and on Steamers. As fire Engine IL is
recommended by all ms. Companies. and is uniyer-
sally adopted By the manufacturing companies in
| New England. Although have heen constantly
making adilione 20 Works. yet he rapid increa-
ring demand FOR Pumps has hitherto been great
er than our possible production; but with recent en-
lsrgement OF our Works and extensive additions TO
our manufacturing facilities, we hope 10 lie able 10
eurply all orders.
Ito Prolrirtors o-cr this Pump the most Per.
feet Independent Steam purap ever Invented, and
for simplicity and dars bilitv deiiez competition
For further nsoria ia u, adj the PToprieors at
their works,
w asrf-en. Vs SIS.
iY3-ly KNOWLES Il sibLEI.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
JOHN TRIMBLE.

H SEER Mprit G6ber
1T 2ofal< &gent Der sSennellee StaatS<
3eitnna". 5E&A
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
Ole ,,gtaats eitnnso
moo DeutfaIaMb

Gin 5rtunb l6reibt uns bas Golseube, tper-
afnl mir germ aufnabmt tn unlerm BIatt se-
p6bten;
Sd l4ife Bic ,Gtaatsseituns" mad n,eiuer
alien Setmat6 niNt alein, neil Id habur6
meinen 8erwanhten @elegembeit gsbe su CT.
fabren, no i'd bia, trie mir bier leben iliib ME
meme nene 6einiatb nngefdbr ans6ebt, lrn-
bern aud nm fiir bic GinipanberaHe 6ierber
40 tpirfen. 1idts Vanm fnebr IN bifler 8id,-
fnng ibnn ale bic 9srlenbune lnierer beutlhen
3eifnne mad allen T6eiIen Gfut(hIambe. "a
Sci lparel i'd nod vapier nnb porto, tenn i'd
braulbe nidbt ellenlange @riefe sa ftrei6en,
mnp 20 LANCE Id bic 3fitnug iNide, ptlIsn bic
Wefnigen, ba6 90 mir gut gebt. I"
Das Geniiags6latt mao Dutl6lanb tcitet
inelulipe portp @4.50 per Sabr, ODER 1925 per
6al6iahr, alfo nir q d Gents fiir bie sin.
aelne Hummer. Gin ein3isers einfaHer Brief
Iomnt auf 20 Gents. Dierra@ flf allp bas
genben ber .3situns Der BET reilem btaigle
Wea nit ben Gsiiaieen IN Dmtl9Ianb En-
Gprrelppnben3 ~ bleiben. gDir bolfen, ba6
rf9t siels pnifrer Wtisbiireer - psrniinitig ber
bielsN SaM srtbeAsn tserbet, aIs uu(fr aben
egipabnter gremnh, Mnb iebeB beebalb redbt3abl.
rei9eH W6eane,itei elltgteen. gBir lSaneH
eafar sasanstsia sas 6as 9Iatt rsssImdbis
anfomIaf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
eza-e 1lnfer nefhShter Nl2itbiirner i,nS

Infer eeld1bter W1itbiiraer un0 I
6rtunb eouis Bfeiifer berIaBt nns beute
rub, nm fihinit 6ran uno 5alniIlepauf
zine 8eiubsreiie ildlb oer alten 6einaatb
~ beseben. Bir boffsn, oab Elm eiins
tiger @ino ben Nonipfer, inelden urs
fer Sreuno our 1eberfabrt iuablt. aliife |
ltd nod ben beiniifben Gtran6 fiibren |
n 0oe. q es
Sn Serrn GSttinsfr's prtsat 8rar-
; 'nsbaus (Grpin Sst o fm 4 man quite
8sttsu, frsunslia msusIirtt .3immer, sinsn
nit ben aussepGtlttiitn GrstusaiHsn Der
Sabrrsieit psrisbensn Slid. sfae CUTE GaEs
Rafee unb cine telisate 5asannab. gBer
lam btrartissn 0tnilfen wibsrfebrn.
EE Sob Sffnete seitern in STEM
gort nit 1853 unb f&lob NbenOs nit
1853.
He. Sn 81, o. mar scr
Wfarft fau unb 8reiie linb gefalen.
11pl. ~ gts. Gppfanqen pur6en ITO
unb berfauit 900 8aaen.
Sn 2iberpool mar Der Marft aud
ie6r Fau un6 @reiie iinb nm d.
gefaIlen. nplan6s III d.
SIN bief9en Marft mar gar fein Sc.
ben; bios 10 8aaen su % @ts. ipuroen
bertanft, mas aber niGt ais maBgebenO
betradtet iperoen tann; bic Auototinn
tann b09ifens Sn 20 Gents genomtraen
meroeil. SSie mir erfahreu, iteht beute
elm iueiteres Sallen gu eriuarten.
P,S. Bir erfabren, bae geitern Sens
ne1ee 8aunluoIIe IN Sfetu Sorf 81 25
@ts. Sar incl. J pertauft ipuroen.
- ; $50 = an
49, e 9sII :. ". Sg.e'el " ant w..
fspt1st Isen' yet nSlaa,sS 5e''uns la'
@'o8o'ae aAo umseOeho.
ne Su uulern tsIeoropbilden sfod,s
ridbren brinoen mir Neuiofeiten nrn in,
tereiIaute gfoti,eu aus alien SbeiIen Der
Union. GbeuIo tets Die Iehteu euro ).
pailden fabeiSenefdben. - Ser Qsier
neIIe oos aef nidlt iiberfeheu.
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ae'sf esr Naleets s3aaitfsn' s3rsnafrsL .las
.ar ss,,ss.r;,s,s;..,, =. s.,..,, 49, an. g;.
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Fnp ''sl 0dusrpaIlsF aie DIG W1 DIT paho 1a<
bri3frtsn 9aflfeine. Wfgen 8efetlungen
menbe man ffd6 an bic Serren sOlofon. sboms
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eislsiDsn IN ls'nem MuFtlaoen gu G jar
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-
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
NecprDers=GDnrt.

ssinf Sale tpnroen seitern in Siefer
Court berbnnOelt, in oenen Die 9Inges
Hasten entla1en iuursen; bret iuHroen
auf Bente beriAoben.
Gin iunger fd0ner Mfann iie6 iih
berab, nit elmer Dame tdle&ten Gbas
ractsrs ms Reue Sbeattr 81 9sben,
muBte oesbalb $50 3ablen.
8pei farbiee Srauen, iuelde in ibrer
8eranfAtbeit in Streit gerietben, miifs
fen fiir ibr 4etragen $50 in Der glnitaIt
gum 8eiten Der Stabtfaiie abber6ienen.
Gin Milfmann, Der, 6a er etipae gu
ldnge Dor einen Saufe iuarten mubte,
Die farbige 60d)in fdimpfte, battle fur
feline 4obbeit $5 9trafe gu eittrid,sen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
&eaflfl1 & yarDrDngb
28bpIefale g
SrOfer6.
Sc sssssts esq 1881 ksfalEs sEs4 8
Nr. 8 Oeprb GplIe8e Gtrafe

1000 SAP eStra San1iiien s0ebl.
900 5as egtra inprrfns RebI,
50 9bos Stem Grleans Snder,
"a Obs Demsrara 9udsr. -
50 SAT- sepadter Mna vulpsnFrter 6adsr
300 Sad 4rima Rio aaiiee, -5-t
Is Sad aaeaira 2affee,
Is SAT- frif9en gieis,
50 6as 4ep Orleans RolaFes,z
200 aiften RrOgter u. Gamble eeue, = =
$50 aifen peri8iebene sOrten Seize.
100 Kitten GtearinIi9ts,
100 Bitten EaIsIibte, bart eepreit,
50 Riiien FINER gtautttabat, s.s
30 9rob Sine Glt Eabat. s -. .
Is Sat Rau9tabaf, -.-
Is SAT ensiif9sr s0ba, @
q SAT amsritaniider SODA,
40 RiifeH unb Yfunb- Rannen Naisera
SO aissn gfefier, ~ +s-=i
50 aift:n Gewiir,e,
50 2iifen Sabiso.
80 Kitten semabenen Semi, se@+s--s s4
Is 6as RafcH's @i9fes
90 aiifen Flint, Quart u. KGaHensn SIaf-3s
20 aiften Garrett S8nupftabat, z-...
20 0ros Surtee's BIau,
20 5ds 8ourbon @bistep, F8
IS Sab Rosertion gORnts zsbistsp,.
100 8as Ss0te Raib 4srOOf zssistes. -
100 6as Singer Cordial,
IS Sas Shsruef qBtin,
Is 5as 5ase @sne. z
50 Sas 8einefis,
IS Sas Gjtronen Sprup,
50 Kitten Gtarie, 80 u 40
;, 80 0aasasetatr. u 3fSy
50 9xkenb 8eitn,
1000 Sad Mebl, LIS
50aiaeit ofortirter eanby, $50 =
lrdnsp, Bum, Gin, seiae psrf4isssnsr srt he
G8eaflep S Yarbronsb,
Sir. 8 Aoro Gollese Strabs,
febt BID ,Rafbsiae Senneles.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
9ser.e tdatt,t @ireait. @p,.rt.

gBas Wf. Gping uno Soi. 6. Gtarf
tuurSeu seitern einseiAporen, um oils
&niudlte fangiren gu tonnen.
Mebrere urtbeile Durben abaegeben.
SIN Sale Ser. Staaten bs. $. Sans
mer u. Co., tpesen 8erlebuns 6es Sn@
nern SteuergeieBes, braate bic Surb
elm 8eroict 81 @unfen Der 8erflasten
elm, unn Die &esiertlns tnuB Die Soiteu
besablen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
SIR Settings beransaeter.

Sd babe zine sientIi& srobe auantitat
,beutiber 9enparfil, in iebr satfm 3uifanp Be-
inblid, fernes Gina Gin Dugfnb gtanbt unb
stpei Dagenb S6rifttaiten, aud anbert ,gr-
tfel au elmer belitf&en Drudsrtt sebSriG gu
Sfrfaufen. @tnannte 9a9en tDnnen gu BIZ
ltsfa Yreiien abselalIen tperbrn.
John 9fubm,
fr8 a ,Strausseber Der uS.aatsseiune".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

announce myself as candidate
for the Congress Of the United
States from the Nashville District
upon the basis of freedom and ma
tionality. Should the National Re-
publican Party prefer another l
shall not be in the way, as will
support its candidate.
John zTRIMRLE :.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

- 9lenbeiteHun9en ouf bic ,Een>
'nefee Stauts 3eitingn foinen BEL ben
Serren
o. 8ornitein n. 3ero rs olle8eitr.
@tnSf q DBL @ernantnmn
|. 8: Sntb, 6raaflin 4s,fe
abgegebeI tueroen. gff9s
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
5ta6t llllO 5taat.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Hon. JOHN LAWRENCE is an<
nounced as the candidate of the Re-
publican party for Congress in this
District subject to the decision of
the convention.
y MANY EpIENnC
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

NJ Su uuiern tslegropbifden Slubs
rtdten bringeu tptr Neuigfeiten unb ins
tere1aute gfotisen aus allen Sbeilen Der
Union. Gbeuio ftets' Die lebten euro :.
paiidler &abeloepefden. = Ser 4eler
belle oas gef. nidt iiberfeben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

Il gBir serpftirn aalere 9eler auf bic @a-
aeist Der Rafbpile 8adttin. 8rsnafrsi, eie
bort fabrisirten 8adltsint iinh, laut 3eusniffrn
BON Satstrfanbisen, bic btitea ibrtr Dirt. Sie
fnb sisl bauerbafter ais bic init Der 6anb fa-
bri3irtsu 9aflfrine. Wfssn Sefetlungrn
wenbe man ii6 aa bic 5erren Mafon, Apaus
u. Co., Nsraten Der 5abrit, pber btfuHe biz
8renuerti bic nabt benz STAGE Grad &C.
lelen in.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02
strabtn slntend)tnng.

Die gsaibptus setrusen sanfen9tunss. @sieui9a'i
atmmt tid 6as Yersniaeu, bem 1hlbtifam TN Muges
eefen4turg fur bic fominenbe 3abressett begonnciI
bat.
Sbre Ginti9tuneen fir GrfiiGnng ibser Mufgabs
fHc iebr uDMdHDtg unb 8ortebrunGen fnb getrotfeil
pcroen, ale Sauptftraben Der Stabt an,nfen9ten.
Dieienigen, Dsite oieiss Mnfemdten bsforst baben
woAen, werben prompte GrbDrun9 fiibet, ipeiln ne
fi6 aMf bsr Office ter Haibpiue Stra6ens Mnfeud5s
tiiies @efeniwaft 30 Snbs Gbsrrp Gfrase. erfts
Tbire iiieiid pom Der poit Office, uel6en.
3. %. warper ter, VraEbemt
ABni. y. parrifpH, S,lp't.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-02

@ Serr s. SO. @6leier lit auto,
riiirter @sent Der v9taats s3eitlns" fur
8noroiue uno hinge .eno.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-14

Dan. RIcE.-Dan. Rice has written
and published an account OF his late
Southern tour, which is very anti
radical In concluding it, he says:
l have no political object in view.
L have no pecuniary interests to sub
serve. Fortune has so far aided nv
efforts that I am independent. and
am actuated solely by q desire to see
the country restored to a happy con
dltlon. Upon the honor Of a man. I
believe that Congress has been mis-
led, and that if the honorable Sc.
majors and Representatives knew
what | know, through my personal
experience in the South during the
winter Just passing, their views would
be modified in regard TO the need of
an expensive military establishment
there, which would prove an intolc-
rable burden upon the Northern
States. an unnecessary irritant upon
the great national sore, and Which
may lead to chronic disarraneement
OF ''the best Government the world
ever saw
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-14

~ LENOIR Is beautifully stu
n - ated III one Of the most hcalti-
e--lI-@s44setu full localities OF the mountain
E11sSTS region OF Western North Caro-
80 lima. Pupils from the more un-
& healthy portions Of South
Carolina would find it to their advantage
to spend the summer months at school in
this place. All the facilities usual in Fe-
male Colleges will be afforded by the com
petcnt and attentive board of teachers
Pupils will be admitted at any time, and
charged from time of admission to the end
OF the session.
Passengers for Lcnoir from South Caro-
ilna should come on Charlotte ana Column
bla Railroad to Charlotte. thence on Cen
tai \. {. Railroad to Salisbury. thence on
the " "estern Extension o Hickory Station.
thence by hack to Lenoir.
The presiden, Of the College will take
pleasure in meeting young ladies at the
kallroad. (Hlckory Station, and convey
lnS them to the institution free Of charge
March 20 IS
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The Gravest NIaladies
OF YOUTH AND F,r1y ,,,>,nn,

u 1WI Til MD EAELY MANHOOD.
Howard Association Essays. on the phv-
sloiosy OF the passions, and the errors,
abuses and diseases peculiar to the first
age OF man, with reports on new methods
of treatment employed in this institution.
Sent IN sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address DIR. j. SKILLIN
HOUGHT0N. Howard Association, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Jan l. 3mo
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splendid Hair Dye is :he best in the world.
The only ''Hte and perfect Uye-harmless,
reliable, Instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or bH2wc. Remedies the i'll elects of bad
dyes. lnTiSora5es the ha-, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed W.
licne 4. Bachelor. 81! others are mere
limitations and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and pcrfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York ae- Beware
Of counterfeit Dec 111y
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One RELIGIOUS CoSGREssMAS.-A
Washington date of Wednesday saws:
At l O'Clock last Sunday. while the
Ihlrty-ninth Congress was yet in
session, some of the members began
quietly to discuss the propriety Of
leglslatlng on the Sabbath. when MI.
Henderson, who represented the
whole of the loyal State OF Oregon.
took his hat and coat, and withdrew,
q martvr to his convictions.
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DEMAND j. ". Bradlcy's celebra ted
~ DUPLEN ELLIPTIC OF DOUBLE
SPRING SKIRTS. They Will not bend or
break like tic Single Springs. but will
preserve their perfect and beautiful shape,
where three or four ordinary skirts have
been thrown aside as useless. They are
the most elastic, flexible and durable
skirts manufactured. They combine COM
fort, durability and economy. with that
elegance of shape which has made the
'sDuplex Elliptic the Standard Skirts OF
the Fashionable world. This popular Skirt
is universally recommended by the ia nion-
able magazines and opinions q the press
generally.
At Wholesale by the exclusive malufac-
turers and sole owners of the patent,
VESTS. BRADLEY & CARY.
Warerooms and Office 81 Chambers
and % and 81 Reade SITS, New York
Also, at wholesale by the leading jobbers
For sale in Columbia by c. F. JACKSON
and SHINER u BEChEAM. Jan % 3mo*
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Lenoir, Caldwell County, II. G.

Eer. J. Il. i:rIrrGr1i, President.
t}ev. :. y. WEBER. Resident Professor.
!. /. WHsrANEE, Esq. Professor OF Music
Mrs c. y, WH.EvE, Teacher III Literary
Department,
Hiss SARAH R>NK;H, Teacher of Painting
and Drawing.
\ \ ScHoeGs, N. u, Lecturer ca lnato-
N.Y. &c.
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Popular Trade.

TIERCES choice s. c.
60 HAMS, at zoe. per lb SA
EH5es5B Tie.ccs Diamond HAMS :nIaEssFS
.ssltssEsE best out GsslLEz
Bags and pockets JAVA COFFEE, at
40c. per ID.
Bass prime LAGUAYRA and RIO COZ
FEE.
FAMILY FLOUR. unexcelled in quality.
With other FIRST-CLASS GOODS. .k.S
The subscribers are receiving. and will
at an early day have in store, a large stock
of GROCERIES and PROVISIONS, of SUI
perior quality.
1t Will be not only our aim. but deter
mination, to offer only FRESH GOODS.
from first hands, at RATES AS LOW AS
THIS MARKET AFFORDS.
March II c. H. BALDWIN * co.
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CELEBRATION.

sQA q meeting of the UNION BROTHER
~. HOOD, held March IL. 1867, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolution" was
adopted:
Tha: we. the members OF the Union Bro
therhood Society, solicit the co-opcration
of the various Societies Of Columbia and
the public generally, to join with US in eel
ebrating the passage of the Military Bill.
giving us all rights of American citizens
by extending The right OF suffrage to ali
loyal male citizens Of the United States.
The meeting to be held in the African n.
e. Church. on THURSDAY EVENING.
March ID, ut half-past o clock.
s. b. THOMPSON, Acting President.
{: J. CARROLL, Secretary.
March IL e.