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SA Mass State Convention OF the Union
Republican party OF Virginia viii assemble a.
Richmond tomorrow, in pursuance OF a call
OF the Central Committee appointed al the
the Alexandria Convention of May nth, ls66.
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Wife Murderer

NEW YORK. April I6-CiottfieId Mabel. n
musician, murdered his wife, by cutting her
throat, at his residence in James street 10 .dav
He has not been arrested vet
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TILE AUSTRIAN MISSION

We learn that there is no truth in the report
that Hon. Henry j Ray mond has asked TO
have his nomination for the Austrian mission
withdrawn.
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~Mr George Peabody will again visit this
city on Thursday, 18th instant, for the pur-
Pose Of receiving Queen Victoria's portrait,
and will leave on the Scotia, for Europe, on
b. LIST OF NAV
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NOMINATIONS

Quite q number OF nominations were sent
into the Senate to-day, but none OF specIal
importance
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PERSONAL.


A HouEo eEETLIAAH desires BoARD 4.
ss. a.ns 4. ssss ~ 10 =:
One: S:i .ss %::sia:ss :e'''''
A YOUNG LADY DEsIRKs BukRD ~ Nay
"a lst, "a wsshinstob or GeorSetovn, (eeeres
tier. 3: s s- e. s.. s:;:
: sf q zai; a.I 81. ss.:
FANx LADY IN WANT OF HOOP eKIRrs
OOBsBTs, sKlRr COVERS ae, 40 vt1
sos S s:iss:s az. 81 fDS sssI ai As.l o.
somet.ins greatly 60 their ad vsntaes-
1he latest stjtes Of sk IRTs Always on hand sss
skiIt, altered and repaired. .pls-Im.
NOTIOE.-An psrsen, are hereby osu uieoea
orssai5 IGefe. a.1slssr. on Sy .coo. az :.
s,I ,sy no bills ''n'i sbSG x sS Ispurr.
Il BkOK s oIosk and Drss. Mskisg Est.bli.s-
pent a,d Mschins Sew, ns Rssns. 30 10 ssrts,
Boee Bro. s Dry Goods Store.
MfS6s- LA s1 .'' sUTToss osshnEsrs
&c. apBSt
EEsrLknKS DEsIRoUsoF HAVING the,r
VI Oests, Pants and Vests Secured and Repaired.
ssnnS 81 b. sAGRubER seoS SG ss s'' R ~
pairing Depot AN 10Th street. g fev door: shove
Penn. avenue. sps-lm'
80 69kskfs.S Saars asS a HSaaADn
Also, on hand and made 20 order, the latest
sple OF HOOP SKIRTS and CORSET warrant
cd TO nj or DO sale Hoop SKIRT Covers lined with
Linen Burning, 81 81 full assortment OF Miss
es sbo Children Oorsets Alss, the old stySe.
with Steel Boards. will be sold at OBARLIs
BAUM Hoop Skirt aud Corset MAnaf.ctOrT az
Louisiana Avenue, bet. 9th and eth sts skirts
altered and repaired. apl-Im.
IMPORTANT ToTHE LADIES -INDELIBLl
Il STAMPING. Warranted fast colors viii
wash and boil. Done by French Competition
the receipt OF which has been purchased ct q hfsh
price. Saves expense Of krAidisg
Ladies are Invited 70 call. get q sample, and try
n. Lsdfee' white or colored Underskfrts Raj
porsls, Aprons, &C, Stamped in imitation q
WARRANTED NOT TO WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies having clothes for chill
oren to make up. No braid, no sewing; but tn
pattern printed In the goods indelibe Strips thai
can be attached TO the bottoms of Ladies skirts
ttsme as they are now worn IN New York d ready
stamped. ans Tor sale at less than half the usual
eost OF braid. Birds, medallions, Figures anl-
mails OF any pattern STAMPED. Goods as rsprs-
senteo or the money returned
NH l2-n l3s eth street. opposite P.tent onoe.
RBIDAL AND FUNERAL wREATHs, BO-
- DUETS, CROSSES, AHOH0Rs, STA Rs 90.
preserved In natural form In ported FLOW ERS
HAlR FLOMERs, and BRAfDIS0. Also, In
Mrs FRIES las removed to no. 42s nth St.
between y and D. oo 6m-
John ID. CLARK, ATTORNEY AND OOUE-
sELL0R AT Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
No. s2s 18th street west. de HIy
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~John w. PhPbus, appointed Collector
OF Customs for the Eastern Shore of Mary
aid, was yesterday rejected by the Senate.
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~From j SbillIngton, Odeon Building, we
have received Frank Lsslie's LGdy's Magazine
Ior May.
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~ WASHINGTON SKATING OLUR-srh-
W. scriptiOn books for the sale of the sew stock
OF the WASHlhdTOH SKATING GLUE are now
open Ut the rooms of Mess. CLAGETT SWEE
NEY.
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BOARDING.

FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD, In q
= oenghtfuI stu stien for the summer months
kyeTy thing hrst class. Price SIS yer month. A.
ply at northeast corner Pa. avenue aud 18th st.
ap l6-eU6t'
EOR BENT-very desirable ROOMS. with
4 board. IN pleasant and healthy location,
convenient TO the street cars. Terms moderate.
immediate possession given. Apply No. so Car
street. Georgetown. apls-sSs
RoAbpING-A gentleman and wife, or two
y single gentlemeE, can obtain pleasant
$50 per month. Table Board SIS per month
aplS6tr
RO0MS FOB RENf-seyeral fine Furnished
H Rooms TO rent az oderste terms, suitable
Ter single gentlemen or family, with frst 81 ass
Table Board. Also, few outside Table Boarders
can be accommodated. Apply corner Of 9th and
SITS, No.47 ap li-6ts
R0ARDING AT THE COTTAGE I've ar
~ three eligible Rooms, with or without Board,
can besecured at the newly bailt Cottage" On
i6th street; between and streets, First Ward
Cars and churches convenient. aps-tf
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE can be se-
"A eonmodated with FRONT Room and good
dren. Apply at 276 II street near 18th ap w.
RoARDIEG-A gentleman and his wife. or two
ROOM with BOARD in q private fsmiiy from the
North, Inquire ct No. 40 L street, between 2sd
HOB RENT-Two well furnished PARLORs on
= the Arst floor. with or without BOARD An
ply S93 ST., bet. 9Th and 10th. fe ri
TABLE BOARD st No Ao4 luth street, \ fev
month. AZ
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n@ NOTICE TO ALL WHO USE THE Pc
S TOMAC WATER

m@ NOTICE 10 ALL WHO USE THE PO-
VS TOMAO WATER
WATER REGISTRARS OFFICE.
CITY HALL, WASHINGTON, D. O.,
March Il. 1867
All nousekeepers or Others who use the Poto.
mac wafer upon the premises occu pied by than
ssr. ne IN notned that unless they have Aid
IN .ne LIST day Of January last the water rent for
Su.Ient year 1857 they nov eli nj And
,sss, Inis penslty, which inv olives Also an add
", Iost OF Two dollars, will be enforced With
fn 10 Jsn ns ,ha not have paid water rent ia
RANDOLPH COyIr
ma u colin Intel Water Resistr.r
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ARMY ORDERs.-Brsvet Major General
Charles K. Woods has been assigned to the
command OF the general service depot at
Newport Barracks. Capt. l.. c. orsyth, A.
Y. NJ, mas been assigned to the Department
OF Mississippi and Arkansas.
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LARGE STOCK OF
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
We are now receiving q large stock Of very
superior
BLACK eros GRAIN SILK. Waite Edges
bought at auction last week for cash,
which shall sell to our customers At q very
small advance on the cost.
Plain Colored Silks
Plaid and Striped Silks,
China Silks,
silk Poplins.
Pare Mohair Dress Goods,
Alpaoss,
Mousselains,
Paris Printed Organdies.
Printed Psrcales,
Fine French Gisghams.
Ao1.mbiVses,
and great variety Of other New and Beautiful
DRESS GOODS,
for Spring and Summer Wear,
will be received To- DAY, and Will be on exb,
billion TO MORROW MORNING
@Ws shall dispose Of the above Goods at
VERY Low PRICES.
JOS. j. NAY d CO.,
30s Pennsylvania avenue
ap l6-2tif between 9th and 10th sts.
A MAGNIFICENT SADDLE HORSE FOR
"A sALE.-To be seen daily from 10 to
IL a. m. at 4O2 h street, corner 18th IN
street. apis Ct GA
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS
NEW SPRIHG GOODS.

NEW SPRIHG GOODS.
J. HENRY WILSON has received his supply
Of GOODS for Spring Wear, comprising every
style and variety adapted to the season
All orders promptly and Faithfully executed.
Good Goods, good work. and we'll hitting gar
ments guaranteed in all cases.
general supply of gentlemeA's FURNISHING
GOODS always on hand.
Georeetovn. D. o.,
North side Bridge street,
apS 2w next door east from Bank Of Commerce.
rHEAPER THAN EvER-Just received AZ
~ MlLLER6, 101 Bridge street, 0eor setovn
d u, q large stock OF Spring and Summer Goods
ties Also. 500 yards Cslicoes at l2h, Is 49,. 20
cents; Bieached and Unbleached Muslins To- isS,
10 is, 20 cents; superior Shirting IS cents bouse
Eeeping GOODS, Oioths, Csssimerss and D1llings,
and Notions. Our Goods have been purchased for
cash tince the recent decline, and great barsains
may be expected by ell who may favor US with q
NH 2e.ln- BENJAMIN MILLER
WIN. II. WHEArLEY's PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEIHG AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENTS,
once, No. - Jeferson ST., GEORGETOWN d O.
Mnst .d In 1851; premium awarded by the
netropsIitsn Institute. 1857; Rebuilt 1856 and fs
Low by Tar the largest and moet complete estsb-
nshment OF the kind In this section Of country
Dyelng and Securing Of all kinds done in the best
Truly thankful for past favors the supscriber
sonci % the continued custom of the community
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost prong tness and despatch.
Post 0ffce I'D dress Lock Box No. 80.
when It 10 closed at sa D. m. fe loom
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N Ward Republican Club will be held at the
Sren.t Cnnrch corner Of 18th and streets, on
WEDNESDAY, the Nth instant, at ~ O'Clock
All Republicans of the ward are earnestly re-.
OF S 81: &c s of I'll;
nomin ating Convent en-, etc.
WIN. H. LEWIS, ASS t seorstSry.. os II;
TATTENTIeN, RBPUBLIeANs--Ther
sHp A,:SsissSn II the b:tfiet on Ft H
ward III. Han sis street, %, i3sS ana i'm
Ts8yENTH wABD, ATTENTION.
cSb on 3:
STR street. between "sa and st. Paul Chapel On
sSisss OF '"'fF' A. soswr11 p,,,,a,,,
5APHas 81 81 IL EH1 JOIN
81 Etsf W. .Sd 70 hold
essHssn + ssG: H .i
f2a., spssns s'sraE april nd and close
sssI:ndiS H.sie Lsnssrn Exhibitions.
lint Ohron COPY and send bill to Star once 70
given 70 all qaalihed voters in the FIFTH
MAnD that the Judges Of Election appointed to
A1o sss I: puS
ola SsRsS e : on Sosb AZ
ana TUESDAY, April 18th and 18th, from 8 10 7
O'clock M. and WEDNESDAY ana THURS.
DAY. April 18th and 18th, from 4 70 8 O'Clock
~: lor the purpose Of receiving and recording
apla.a ~. HOYls. Secretary.
HTTOUHDRY BURIAL GROUHD.
Lot holders vill please take notice that the
Trustees will begin the work of REMOVING the
dead on MONDAY April is, and will com piete il
6sio re- the end Of NAY All who desire to point
on the ground on MONDAY. TUkHDAY. and
WEDNESDAY. to do so.
Claimants will make out their claims In writing
and present them with the certificates or recs pts
TO the Treasurer, 322 ID street, between 10Th and
18th streets.
The Trustees will not act on any claim until
after all the dead are removed.
d A. GARDNER,
BDWARD OWEN,
ap l3.eOdu OOmmitt0e of TPna
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were Sl74s72OO.
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MAoKzRlL AsD GOLDFISH.
IVA . os ,eups. l.rs. saSHS 4oDsIsa.
Just received and for - 1HsSow1 = H. -
'sss sfssvsssA" sosaniSoios SssVSs.s..
Asls-H No. lsS GiAth g.. Be- q aAa ..
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nj RS. IMRIOH, widow OF the late Peter Eu
~ rich begs to inform her friends n
IN oPIHEp THE RESTAURANT. E3
See Pennsylvania avenue scene of Inc AZ 6re
a., Mere che Intends keep on hand the best quail
ues on VINES, LIQUORS, and CIGARS; also
all the Delicaciss Of the Season
be happy TO see his friends nh ~ In
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HATS FOB THE SPRING WEAR.
The Broadway style SILK HATS n
Young Man SILK HAT ~
. New and beautiful shapes HATS and CAPS
Tor young men and boys, in Felt and Oloth.
b H. STlHEMBTZ,
Halter, 234 Pennsy ANA avenue.
NH 1slm near corner 18TH street.
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A YOUNG eEETLlMAH desires BOA m =.
"A Drfvsts family, or whore tbsrv are very a.
hoerders, whore ne can havc 80 ossvsaisaocs.
y nos the ocaterts Of hone. Geeegeteys prs.
ADORE. Pest Once Box seS wsshinetes.
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ENGLIsH WILLOW BATS.
IL cpoourr o.urs .. BASE BALL, aad
eAMU1L +. BAvAGEm-
394 d street, between 10Th Ana y,,..
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LAND II 1''1ss:j SALE: /: !!

T AM authorized to sell the following described
Il lands situate iTLiberty township, Jackson Co.
ohio. on the Ghillicothe way, known as the W.
VI. Bolles land, to-wit: fh ~ lnl . 2.-4fS7-
East half of N. w. quarter and N. W. quarter Of
section s, towhshipT, range u also, east half of
south cast quarter, and south west quarter Of
north west quartef-north east quarter Of south
west quarter and north west quarterof south west
quarter Of section |, township Z, range l95Jt 70
The above lands viii be sold together or In lots
ltosuit purchasers, and on very favorable terms.
lwr5ftg bDla8 8i aG 7po JOHN l.. LOSa.
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The largest brick yard in the world
ia about TO be established at Chicago.
It will bo eight hundred feet long by
four hundred feet wide, and win Con-
tain machinery adequate to the manu-
fasture Of two hundred thousand brick
per day. A canal two thousand feet
long, two hundred wide and twenty
deep, Is TO be dug connecting the
yard with the south branch OF the
river, the earth excavated to DO used
N the manufacture of brick. The
work is to be commenced Immediately,
attd The kiins will dbe burning this
season,
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! offer for Sale from 90 to 30 Acres
s,,a J Of Land. lu.Madison Tp., ta5oo'
n !. 4; JACKSON COUNTY, OHIO, X
III Is part Of the farm now oCcnpy, and lies
Il about half a mile from the townof Centreville,
which with its chngches, mills. mechaBles, mer-
chants doctors. &qs, can. supply almosteYeEythipg
needed by man. IL lays most lllyzsnelpdes
Is nearly all In grass. For further partleulars call
upon ME personally, Or address me BY letter at
Thurman p. o. tfT.E coHeioi .A39R trG''
July z6, 'GG-1y. w. G. BUCK
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,sPEcTAcLEs Ann SURGICAL OPERATIONS
RENDERED USELESS THE tNEST1MABLB
q BLESSING OF SIGHT IS MADE PERPETUAL
n laY THE USE or THE NEW PATENT I'M.
PROVED IVORY EYE cUPs.f
Mani Or our most eminent Physicans, oepsts, Stu.
denu and Diynss haze bad their sight restored and
permanently cured off, ~ ~ ~ ~ (
/, IMPAIRED VISION,
2, PREsBYoPiA, orFar slghtednsm. ,
3. ASTHENoPLA, or WEAK Eyes ltItg 4 .
z. EPIPHoRA-Running Of Waisry Eyes.
8. WEAKNESS OF THE RETINA, gOt Optic
Nerve. --r -
ND Il. oPHTHALMIA, or Inflammation Of the Eye
and its appendages.
gllus6. PHOTOPHoBIA, or Intolerance Of Light
0.RTOTlS, OF Falling Of the Eye-lids.
'l0. MToDESoPIA, moving specs or floating bodies
ii. HMAURo osIs, or obscurity OF Vision.
u. cAT'ARAcTs, Partial Blndness, and WORT
Disorders q the Eye. A ~. " Z
ANY ONE can use the IVORY BYE cUPS. without
the aid Of DOCTOR or MEDICINE 80 ad to receive
immediate beneficial results and wear speetacIss
or, ~ utDg now, 10 lay them aside forever. N
Over 5000 certificates Of cases where was pre-.
yiouSly guaranteed, may be sean AZ our Office.
We guarantee cure in every case where the direc.
lions are followed, or We will refund the money.
For sale by Dnggists and oeulists. r
To receive our TREATISE ON THE EYE By
return mail free, send your full addrsssto
.aN h3'1 Dr. J. BALL & CO.,
Box 7oI, P. o, IaS NqsNn Strssf, NJ r.
~ Por lhe worst Of MYoPIA, OF NEAR
SIGHTEDNESS, use our NEW MYoPIc ATTACH.
MENTs, easily adjusted and applied to-tAs Ivory Eye
Cops. Send for Pamphlet.
Address DIR. J. BALL. & CO.,
jams, s,'67-y BOx7Ol, P. o., New York City.
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Plants breathe carbonio acid instead
6foxygen. Deprive 4 plaDt Of carbdbic
acid, and il would sicken aud die, Over
the surface OF leaves are countless num-
bers Of pores or open mouths, which
take IN the carbonic acid. Thus the
leaves Of plants are like the lungs of
animals Itescapes Whenever lermcnta-
ton takes place. and whenever bodies
are deeompOsed. Such are some Of the
1roperties Of cprbopicacidr- Substance
deadly poisonous when bteathed yet
absolutely necessary for our very exist
VuCV, .L.ll... y 80. ~ 49, -..-L..l IN -
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ENRJJIT TREES
d'5a CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE q l9s
AT TIE al a,,t., ,tf.'.fy
WEBSTER NyRg N g'g


A PPLE TREES, OF ALL VARIETIES -Sum-
IN mel. Fall and Winter, and especially the
Rome Beauty; Rawls Jennett, and Smith cider,
theIbest of fall winter apples. 2,g3, and4 years
old. Select size at the following reduced prices.
Per tree when less than % are ordered, 20 cents.
BY %, 5O or any less than 100, Is cents each.
BY 100 &Iz00. ieiB @ " --- YCIl EJH
BY 200 all ordered at once, $500 per. 100. Il,
q by 800 to 500 $12. 80 per 100.
q To all Persons and Merchants when acting As
Agents for me they will be furnished with trees at
Wholesale rates, bnt when less than, 100 are or
dered at once, cost of packing will be added,
All varieties Of Peaches at same rates, except
Hales early which is anextra early variety, ripen-
ing July 18th J they arepuf Hpat $2OD0 per 100,
or % cents each. 4.. ri, i,,.,., s,,,
Also dwarf and standard Pears, Qninces, April
cots, Plums Cherries, and all kinds of EvergFeehs
as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere. Persons
along the railroad can order per the Harnden or
National Express, sending money with order, and
can rely on getting strictly prime trees, or they
can come and select for themselves. Address li
A. L. WOOD,
& Apg. 2a 66.-7tf 81 Webster scidtp Co.. Ohio
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Notice.

nAvIb b, JONES. whose place Of resIasnce
~ ls unknown. kn0tl1ed thai Ellkabelh Zones
did. oh the f2th dAy Of Deceuiber, A. d., 1866,
Court ef Colainon Pleas, within. and for The
county OF JaeksWl and Slate Of Ohio, charging
the said David y. Jones With eFlreme cruelty and
dslsinH thht she may be dlvescea itiorh tlie said
David d Jones, and he dcereed rcasonedle pllmony.
which PetitloA VIII be Cor heaflng at the ilext
term of said Oesrt ISL !, !. S. ~ "a,
By Jpihes frrlpp, her Atty. arI % doll3a sT3aa
DOC aO,664l6M ,f.~'o 0ieat
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n TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
sTAYlONs. lNuAs.lMAnl FsAIs. IAovbM.. rn'N.

Stations mafked thus O1 arc Aag stations, and
trains VIII atom onIy when slsgnaled 70 do so ~
'f ORLAND SMITH, 20 9il' eoH 3il
aleii 'di Iodl Master transportation
Dec. 81, 1856 III y & ie,lioll . ia1a4
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--Thaek cray tells..ps Of an Irish
woman. begging alms from bin, who,
Vtsun slles sawS hinE he.llis hand in his
pacEets cried out sEfay the blessing
Of God follow you all yeuF aiisaeo but
wbenlhe only pulled ont his snnfEbox,
Immediately added, "and never over
take ye,g ga,ist Ma
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.AIISO,,d

Iwant to sell or trade the following property /:
one large six year old mare one fine saddle and
buggy horse, one cane mill 2 OK wagons, . No. D
Patent Lever plows, one patent hand hay press
In good order, one wind mill, 80 head Spaiflsll
MerlnO buck sheep, composed Of lambs, yearIings
and two years old, guaranteed to be the pnFest
blood ip this region. Bucks In such lots are hard
10 manage Tam Anxldns 10 sell them. Failing
60 sell them here so0n Il expect to take themaWay.
Those therefore wishing TO improve their stock
on very liberal terms will please TO call soon, I
sTMlobH13 ON Oi Hpafiat JOHN L. LONG
10 P. ST. have one four year old Buck, cost when
a lamb $780, that / viii take go for. laI 5hi
Oct 4 1S66-Ef .5
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--latest Fashions Demand
y. Nv. BR RADLEY Y-5S
,.7o CELEBRATED PATENT ei ssiois
abool DUP Lev { LaLI PIT lCi shd
,llnn mo fn,i hnnnLR srRrNal lLI-. idguo3
Gyk.SJeSg21P "a

r.rH nHrH
vtNfIE wonderful fiexfbity and great comfort
Il and pleasure to any lady wearing the Duplex
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all crowded Assemblies, Opens, Carriages, kail-
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when in use to occupy small place as eAsllyiand
conveniently as q silk ormnslh dress, an myalu-
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Aadyiiaying enjoyed the pleasure, comfott, and
rreat convenience of wearing the Duplex Elliptic
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afterwards willingly dispense with their use, For
Children, Misses and Young Ladies' they are su-
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:, They will not BEND or BREAK like the Single
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have been thrown aside as, useless, The hoops
afe goyefUd with double aud twisted thread, and
the bottom rods are not only double springs. btit
twice (or double) covered; preventing then from
wearing out when dragging down stoops, stairs.
&c. ~ a3thli2H 3Hl - l-'q 'n'
The Duplex Elliptic lisa great fayorlte withul
ladies, and Is universally recommended by the
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s0F'THE FASHIONABLE WORLD.
To enjoy the following inestimable advantages
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ufacture, stylish shape and finish, dur
ability, comfort aud economy, enquire for ]. w.
.BRAbLEY'Si DUPLEX ELLIPTIC, 6fo Double
Spring Skirt, andbe sure aud get the genuine
CAUTION TO gnard against IMPOSITION
be partieuiarto NOTICE that the skirts offered
as ssDU PLEXp have the red stamp, viss - W.
Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel Spripgsl ppoHthe
walstband-none others arc genuine. Also Notice
that every Hoop viii admit q pin being passed
through The centre, thus revealing the two Tor
double) springs braided together thefelni (which
Is tho secret OF their Aexibilty and strength and
aeomblnatlon not TO be found In any other Skirt.
y FOR SALE IN dit Stores where FIRST CLASS
skirts are sold throughout the United States and
elsewhere. ,a.rfl fg.ul "A 4 sl19s1rq.l 4su3l
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY % CARY,
gs Chambers and 70 and 81 Reade Sts., n. r.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24
BLACKSMITHING.

WOULD say to my Old eastomersl that stlil
Il continue the l5fglria y IN
UNDERSTANDING BUSINESS,
AT MY OLD STAND ON PORTSMOUTH ST.,
SOUTH OF THE GIBSON HOUSE,
where win sui be happy 90 accommodates my
old customers, and all others who may favor me
with a call. Having secured the services Of
n. PALMER, as Horse Sheer, who win eeftainly
give satlsiaelon rs hels decidedly the best shoer
In the county, and having shoes aud nails always
on lland viii be able TO do this Kind Of work ON
short notice Particular attention VIII DO paid TO
this brauth Of the business. lam also prepared
toTdo ether work in gqod styley " lRNING AND
metals. done 10 order Also, DRESSING OF
s4EVIi.s dona. making them as good when new.
b The abova work wlll lbe done as lowo as any
shop In town, Callaad sc. h ls,,,,, .,,.,,,, y.
ENos PAnstEA. 'ia fiEStptp IsBe--tf.l
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-01-24

-Richest q he VIC wants least.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-12-11
go WIDE Is THE

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field oil its uSefulness
ana 81 numerous are the
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almost every section OF
country abaunds in per-
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Who have been restored
frm alarming and even
desperate desperate dis
eases OF the lungs by its
Use When once tried.
its superiority over every