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RcnL Estate AgencieS.


a GENCY FOR THE PURCHASE
"a OF LANDS IN vIRGlNIA.-With view TO
aid those In this State who have lands for sale. a.
well az to invite ind ustrious immigrants with eGpi.
tai 10 settle In Virginia, the undersignsd has
opened su office In the city OF Richmond, va, on
Fifteenth street between Main and Cary streets,
for the purpose OF negotiating for the purchase oi
FARMING and MINERAL LANDS, MILL SITES
&c.
tract to sell at moderate rates. at my option, giving
me So tieient time lsay three or four montns) 70
effect the same, will most likely be able to dis.
poss OF their property, II they furnish me Win
fall description as TO location, quantity price, &c.
ny aca ua ictancs with the northern people - *.
tsnsive, and with thorough knowledge OF ths
lands In Virginia, hope to succeed In giving eh'
tire satisfaction to both buyer and seller:
will charge q conmission to tho purchaser, puI
nothing TO the soller, as propose to Uor*Jo' "'e
1urchcL8er and not for the vender. -,
| rsspectfully invite communication Win ino'
either personally or by letter and u, upon sAam-
nation the lands offered are thought 10 De oesr2'
bls and cheap, will provide the Necessary con-
trac,n and recomneud them to my northern lrlends
nsing nv influence and best sxsriions 70, 70 enee'
sales. , a.n "a =. - MoSn q ~ Carx
Richmond, Va.
ms,sr,. James D. Blackwell, attorney at law, ant
B. u. Smith will act as my confidential agents.
Ia 1yu
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"The Little Cleaner" edited by Olive
O. Lee, Fredericksburg, is furnished to
subscribers by Turner, the agent.
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D-ELNONT INSTITUTE,
lLL2.

GEs. T. L. MEADE, pEIScIrAL.
.2.realA annual session Of this school will
'. q; 1&~ .cL Of S-p;e mbcr and end about the
'..' "' ea1-. For further particulars, apply to
.~' pal - Charlottesville. ~ l2-:;n
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SLLECT SUllOOL.-My School will
n 1;en October ! l3C7. ancient Languages,
u.'t Languages. and Mathematics taught.
r.,,'''E Iepor!s made 10 parents Of progress, de-
''', o., % zach pupil.
- Eighty toilars per session, payable
- .ei' 20 Judge James d. Halyburton, next door
Fs~tLee, 1Id 10 iny patrons generally.
'- - z. slDNEY Il IM Ems LIZ.
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,1.Rl1HARTE FEMALE, INSTI

I.BEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
\ TCTE. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Ssssion
.,.-.'. W.. bc..u MONDAY. September l6. and
s..4 Ira- :; Course o. study rs heretofore, and
.:snrsi - tho oa.ec. of enabling and inducing
e.f.- 'a make rea! 4ttAinneuts in Learning. Full
5.rra .:.u1 fur&!shod on application.
CHARGES 'o~ entire session. in currency:
..r4. y..,aiGE. fuel lights, ard tuition. Scro
%u~c yU piano and use OF !nStrument... 80
Drawing. &c. at usual rstes. Payments halt IL
.g..Ia. Eu--i9rs furnish towels
-4t1-ss JOHN HART. u. A,
"a .T-c1l.E PRINCIPAL.
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Marine hlteLISgence.
POET OF RICHMOND. Arsrsrs

MINIATURE EALMANAC-AUaUsr ., 1857
: sua ri.ss......... $40 Moon ri.es.. ~
sun sets............. $50 High tide, A. n IL
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THE DISPATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING /:
MeeM7aHs.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
tion at tbs Ballard House on SATURDAY H. ia
day of August at P. n. 80 VIZ
COLONEL GEORGE r. gGBgRr
President of the Associsiion
Colonel II. s. MEKRsLL, Secretary. an Ill
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il SEPHS SELECT SCHOOL,
.,,.yn'." y L 4 OF FOURTH AND MARSHALL
-1.@L - %..! re, open on MONDAY the 2d day OF
.H, '@.'o' ieX:. fu!i!s Will find II much othelr
,'..+.@ t. be prstcut al the opening of the SEES
11e Parcchi4l Scool attached will open on
..- 'rtsr DAY. au 6-tlstS
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NEW HARDWARE STORE.-I have
IN Just opened select stock OF GKskRAL HAEp-
Ratelifs at the corner Of Eighth and Broad streets:
Having been engaged In the hardware trade s,r ~
and since II ended hope 10 merit by strict attsn.
ton TO business, = share OF the patronage o. ~
public. <u w ADDISON
KEPLER. who would be pleased TO see ni'
and those OF his father Key d. S g. R,oppd street.
~, = onposits Fredericksburg d"pos.
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GUANO, GUANO.-A cargo No !.
aus ROBERT P. WILLIAMS & CO..
ZINE GROUND PLASTER.-loo
IL tons Pine Ground Plaster, warranted pure
daily expected for sale low BY = IRE
aus a. % A
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HurdaCGre.

DRFsERVING ETTLES AND
i PURaACES for sale by .,vroy
,r7 lass Main street.
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A Nj. PETERSON

sEISS CORNELIA NJ. PETERSON
~ will resume the exercises o! her SCHOOL
pc. SIS q; Church G.i!. 4OEhAF, SerteIn-
..-1 .'.-.
r. -.svao nay 10 disposed 10 favor her with
.ta.rIa:ro'aye are sp.cttulS requested 10 apply
D. one. .n"r 70 herself or 70 her father. Rev. L.
! PEwE#>uS. su S-MWPSM!t
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The CoIorcd Shiloh Regular Baptist
Association OF Virginia.
FIRST DAYS PROCEEDINGS

The third annual meeting of this Asso-
citation was held in the Manchester Baptist
church on Wednesday morning, Elder r.
Wells, moderator, in the chair.
After singing and prayer, Elder John II.
Gaines preached the Introductory sermon,
taking as bis text the I'd chapter and 18th
verse Of Titus.
The rest Of the morning was consumed
in reading the letters Of the delegates OF
the several churches of the Association
after which, the body adjourned until 3
7. n.
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uALlFAN SCllOOL.-Th" tenth seS-
/, .,.rcc .a's school Will begin September ID,
- =. ,,a NJ ss:h ct June following.
INNS. Board sud tuition Per session, 5000,
.,.trsvAb!e September I'd. and the remain.
.a-y.t-9srv l>t. 10 extra charges.
~. ..::a-C particulars address
JOHN II. POWELL.
-.-,-~ Halifax Courthouse Va.
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Mss JULIA +. WHITING WILL
!. 5.,vue the duties Of her SCHOOL on the frs t
U4,pAI N September. 4: No. Second street, be-
..rs.4 M4iu and Cary. share O. the pubic pa.
.-5.r sse is earnestly solicited.
Tasks. Reasonable.
E,ts~, lr permission. 10 Rev. : B. Smith. Han
.s.-. Z. F. 6lair, ~l!!!amsbCr: and W. G..
o.. 4. .ssa Richmond " Slim
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21

- PHENOMENON IN IRELxND. Rev. Pat
rick Malone, parish priest Of Belmullet,
writes to . Dublinpaper about an extraordi-
nary CONFUSION Of nature which occurred
within seven miles of that town. a. few
nights ago. The ''side Of a mountain was
raised from its bed, and suddenly breaking
up into huge. fr0g ments yeednIJ On
the inclined surface, carrying destruction
in it's course, until it spent its fury in-tpe
waters Of the Atlantic.' The portion scf
mountain which, broke up contained on
area Of about forty acres, and though the
elevation was not more. than, one foot in
fifteen, the great altitude from which the
subterranean current descended, accounts,
he thinks, for the irresistible force which
attendedit. Hundreds Of large fragments,
some of them measuring two thousand Gu
bic feet, are now, Mr.. Malone says, to be
seen thrown on either side and strewn up-
OF, the undisturbed plain, Without the an
pearance Of water having accompanied
them there. His explanation of the phe-
nomenon is, that the great drouth Of the
preceding two months created o vacuum
between TIE peat surface and its grayelly
substratum. The heavy fall Of rain being
pressed into the cavity produced the erup-
ton. Several families had q narrow es.
cape or their lives, some personsa having
been carried forward distance on the
moving and breaking ground. The bog dc.
bris is scattered over the crops of several
poor men, road is blocked by the frag.
ments. dale closed up and valley Great
ed Ehsre nothing but a mountain appear
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21

Seas0nable Recipes.
Tomato Vine.-Take small ripe toma-
toes, pick of the stems, put them in q
basket Or. tub. wash clean, -Shen smash
well and strain through a linen rag, Ia
bushel will make Eve gallons pure) then
add 81 to 8 pounds good brown Sugar to
each gallon, then put st Into a cask and
let it ferment as for raspberry wine. If
two gallons Of waterloo added to each
bushsl of sbmatoes the wine viii sHesas
good.
Putting up Street Corn.-The time is now
here to put up sceet corn for winter use,
anss Few points IN regard e. ssFip tn the
corn where the grains are in prime order
for the table-when the corn is tepderest
and the juices are sweetest. d Boil therears
a few minutes mot more than five) then
cut and lay away to dry. A fruit dryeris
BEST oven moderately warm will do very
we'll or take any method that will soon
est dry your corn, always being careful
not to burn it; and do not lay in Jumps,
or 100 thick together when drying, or 1t
will soon mould. Around the stove, or
where there is FIRE, is good place, al
ways avoiding 1dampness, sseam, etc. put
in sacks, and hang gawaysiq 9 dry place,
and your corn is fit for Ment winters use.
In using, you are to Jrestpre as near as
possible to its original state. This is best
done by first washing it. to get outdust
ana yhnsk, and thoroughly soaking in
water, the water being retained to boil it
ip,q{ge7 - I1aW u,0 III
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21

Horrible
The columns of the German papers are
filled with the particulars of the greatest
disaster that ever desoiated any mining
On the first Of July, last the wooden
framework of thousand five hundred
feet deep pit of coal MIME in, the neigh
borhood Of Lugan, in Saxony, gave way,
blocking up with an impeIHtrable mass OF
wood and rock the pit at depth of about
three hundred. ellis from the top. At the
moment of the disaster one hundred and
two men, nearly all supporters of large
families, were working at the bottom OF
the nine. Their provisions were only cal
culated Tor one day. On the 9Th of July,
our last news by mail, the place where the
fallen rSAss had stopped the mouth of the
nit was of such solid structure that the
water vas standing on it many feet. From
all sides the most available help was offer
ed, but the conviction that nothing could
be done soon enough to save the untortu-
nate miners, weakened, as it seems any
energetic efforts. They were doomed to die
of starvation or want of fresh aE, On
the 4tli all attempts to reach the aostofn of
the mi;.e by any quick process were aban-
doned, and sure but slow plan was de.
vised, by which at least the corpses of the
nerished could be extracted. Iron tubes
about two feet in diameter were to be sunk
to the bottom of the pit. 4 Among the
buried are A married men, one Of whom
had a wife and 9 living children. The
scenes at the entrance, Of the pit are de-
scribed as lamentable without a parallel
1877 children filled the air with their woe
full cries, while the the superintendent OF
the mine, to whose negligence the disaster
was ascribed by the people, could only be
saved from being mobbeds BY his sud1ait
imprisonment.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21

A destructive Ere visited Bangor on the
9th, involving loss Of &5o,m.
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Josh B1llings ON Gongs.


Sesh ntiiings ON Gongs.
Josh Billings relateth his first expert
ence with gongs thusly:
never can eradicate holi from mi
memory the sound of the furst gong
ever Herd Twas sitting on the front step
Ov tavern in the sitty ov Bufferlo, PEN
qiyely smokin. The sun was going to bed,
eutliSlle' hevins for an hour was blehin at
tho performance. The Fry kanal, with
its golden waters, was on it's way to Alba
nv. and l was persuin the line botes q
foatin by, an thinkin ov Italy, (wher !
use to lv) and her gondolers and gallus
wimmin. My entire sole was, as it were.
in swet n waArdt 10 klii]TI BIT grate,
actually grew. There are things in this
life tn big tn be triAed with; there are
times when man brakes luce from him
self, when he sees spirretts, when he can
almost tuch the mune, and feels as tho he
he kud fill both hands with the stars ov
hevin, and almost sware he was bank
president. That's what allied me. But
the korse or tru luv never did RI sMoothe.
{Thisis Skakpeare's opinion, too.l J1St
Is was DUN my best-dummer, hummer,
spat, bang, heller, crash, roar, ram, dunn
AiOiy WhohSS AAPt AOASS AoAAJt NuAAAASA Z
dummer, dum-with tremenius jump l
I struck the center ov the sidewalk. 8 with
another l kleared The gutter, and with an
other l stood in the middle ov the street
snorting like an Indian, pony ct . band Of
music. gazed in with dispair at the
tavern stand, mi hart swellin up as out
door oven; mi teeth was IS luce as .
string Of bSdes. n Ithot all of tie tdrockefJ
in the tavern had fell down. thot ov
fernomenons. thot ov Gabriel and his
horn. was jest on the point ov thinking
KUN out on the frunt stupe of the tavern,
holdin by string Che abotsum IoS aI1sold
brass kettle; lie skagled me gently with
his hand. I went slola and slofa up to
him, he kammsd my fears, he said it was
gong, saw. the kussed thing, he said
copper wasrsidy -ants axed me w0d
hav black or green tee, and sed / wood.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21
vfaG0N MAKERS WOOD STOCK.

We ,hayea large Stack Of Wood Material of eastern
timber carefully selected and we'll seasoned; includ-
ing everything designed for Wagon Makers use from
the plainest Wagon 70 the i6nest buggy and 0nstSr
stuff. This is feature in our trade.
So 8. j. ECKERT, for several years the successful
manager of the business of the old firm, will remain
an active worker in the present hQnse." .ass
Strict attention will be given at all times - the
Jobbing Trade All orders filled pro nlptiy and 6ith
the same ~ il the buyer were reeep toplect
foAi6Nsek Trusting to tiScr iSlbiating psbl6 aAd
our own energy for success, are ready for t5ddS
II. A. Whitney, Respectfully,
Geo. Il. Dayton,
s: Eohsrt .,7 at4le jag HiA 11HgNlt 4 co. !,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21
NQyEL CAUSES FOR DIyoRcE.vIt Is 50

NQyEL CAUSES FOR DlyoRcE.v-It Is said
Tint ID Indiana "cold feet - are regarded
as good cause for givorce. If the petit
ton Of q dissatisfied wife in one of the St.
Lonis courts is allowed we shall believe
the Indiana story. This distressed com.
plant reports the first chill her affections
received was on the wedding tour. when
she caught cold and was not allowed to
have q fire. at the hotel, on account of the
expense. Her next shock was from n
tough beef-steak, seasoned with lard
Tho deadly Stab was sthe. husbands rSf,,.
sdl To- sfdnfkish her with feather led.
killing blow was unkindness to her sister !:
but the "unkindsst cut = of all was his
reticence at the dinner table; he did not
help her to the mutton chops; failed to
PAD the potatoes Z neglected to furnish
her plat0 With vegetables, and left her to
help herself. These insufferable indigni-
tie preyed upon her health and wrecked
her peace Of mind, and she now appeal.
to the courts for redress.
.Gg-4xExIlzssa..
A destructive Ere visited Bangor on the
f1th ;nvnfvinO = lOea Of 80. ON
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21

are now onefe0 ZOE
sale for the first time in America. fi1s @
from the fact that the originator, Dr.. Velpeau,
lisa physicani in Paris, of great wealth and strict
conscientious principles, and has Withheld them
from general use lest they should be employed
for unlawful purposes. aL ,tH MA.
In overcoming Female Distinctions, Falling
Of the Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppress
sion, Retention, or Immoderate Flow Of the
Msnthly Discharges, Nervous and splnaHAne
lions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue On
Slight Exertion, Palpitation Of tho Heat, Hys-
terics, &C., and will effect cure when al other
means have failed; and, although powerful
remedy, do not contain calemel, anthony, or
anything hurtful to the constitution.
70 married ladies aad young girls who have
nevsr besA regulated, they are peculiarly suited.
They viii, IN short time, bring on the monthly
CAurfon. - Married ladies should nsvsr take
them VIXEN, there ID any reason TO believe them
selves pesnsnt, for they will be sure to produce
These Pills arr entirely safe, under Ill eireum-
stapsss, being composed entirely Of substapcss
from the vegetable kingdom.
Each box has the coat.ofs srms for the city of
Paris stamped on she box, with the words $ Trade
misdsmsanor, and all psrsons will ~ dealt With
acoordingsto law. Z. q: n.
Euli directions accompany each box. ss.a.
Ladies can obtain box, sealed from The eyed
ct the curious, by enclosing one dollar and Qsn
postage stamps, to any respectable druggIsta OF
70 @. g.. STAPLEG, General Agent for th,
United 0tstsss Wstartowas n. !. ~ <
| Agents. 8. r.
| q. IT, LOUIS BENTON, JR., EA
ii. 4. NEWELL l. CO.,
70 ~ 5T KENNEDY 4 BUCK, 90
| 800 McGregor, Iowa.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21
. AND HOUs3 OF MERCY

Howard Association Report. Tor Young Men. the
Crime of Solitude and the Errors, Abuses and Diseas-
which destroy the manly powers and create imped-
iments to Marriage, with sure means Of relief Sent
i'm sealed etter envelopes, fee of charge Address
DIR. J. SK1LLIN HOUGIlrON Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Ladies, Take Particular Notice.
THE REAL VELPEAU FEMALE PILLS

T'HEsE PILLS,
Il 20 celebrated
many years ago IL
Paris for the relief
of female irregu-
larities, and after
wards 80 notorious
Tor. theft tofilninal
employment in the
practice ofabortion,
kra NOW offered fol
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21
For Sale!

Valuable Farm in Farmeisburg Township. SO
&c, prairie 10 timber, so under cutiva
tioeL Terms libssal- Apply to D. BAuGu McGreYor
$50 W. z. M$ORMAC
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21

W7E take pleasure in informing You that the bus
w mess Of H. A. Whitney, Of this city, will hero
after be conducted by I'd s.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21

VIII AT Is It'll
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21
II. Whitney & Co.

at their new stand in KENNEDY'S BLOCK. The
parties named below constitute the firm. Our stock
will be much larger than before, including complete
assortments o. - .zf's erss1 ell sI siaT 4 g H.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-08-21
SL0AN'S CONDITION POWDER

Has the largest sale Of any Horse and catls Msisins
IN this country 1t composed Of herbs AMI roots and
Tor mildness safety certainty and thoroughbred stands
pre-eminsnty ct tbs hsad q Tie iiss Of Atrss snd
Cutie Medicines. - - S -
1t carries OF all gross humors, prevents horses from
becoming st or laundering purhes the blood loossns
the skim and gives 1t asmooth and glossy appearance
eleanses the water and Strengthens cvery part Of the
body it's also safc and certain remedy for coughs
and colds, which generate many fatal diseases.
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M THOMAS d SONS, NOS. lS9 AND LAG
lNle s, FOURTH Street.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, ETC.
November u, at IL O'clock Noon' at the Ex-
WIRE Street. No. I2oS-Handsome brick Residences.
RACE, No. 1913, 1915 and l5i7-Large Lot and frame
TTRoHT Nos 52s and 52s-Four frame Dwellings
siXTBENTH, No. l4l3 North)-Elegant brown
ARcH east of TwentIeth-Lsrge Lot 81 feet front.
INDIAN QUEEN LANE E-221l acres. Country Seat.
TWELFTH AND CATHARINE, s. W. corner
sEVENTH, No, 1914 North Modern Residence.
S3THARiNG zSR No. iS6TbTee brck DweiInss
Assignees peremptory sales Mortgages $4,000,
Executors Sale.
30 shares Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Com
5shaTes Camden and Atlantic Railroad. pre-
60 50 Shares % Grenada Mineral Land Company.
100 SSS shares FaTel Oil SompSny VenSngo County
@ sS8 Shares Shares Cherry Run and Allegheny oil Com
'"'. For other accounts;- =
l25 shares Fourth National Bank.
$4,000 stepbenyille and Indiana Railroad; due 1884.
sSa4e5 %SS%ins 6STHFG 6nna GOSPnnyy 0RnIy
Is shares Pennsylvania Company Tor Insurance
100 shares sehomacker Piano Forte Manufactur.
- ing & company; SsP ny ;,oro, pan,
lE sRaTe 1rGs t6f' sTeet ThessTe ssRk
| Catalogues now ready.
GERMAN FLOWER ROOTS.
/ On Saturday Morning.
Yin o'clock, at the auction room' case German
n sale FfI s. the SSE sS%mit House Derby Road
TANKS, ETC.
On Wednesday Afternoon,
November 18th, O'clock, the Summit
the Darby Road, the entire frame buildings III
HANDSOME WALNUT FURNITURE, ELEGANT
SJEINWAY GRAND PIANO, HANDSOME
BRUESE CARPETS ETC,
On Friday Morning.
alogue Ills Sc
THOMAS BIRCH & SON, AUCTIONEERS
a, AND COMMISSION MERGHA NTs No 1lI0
CHEsNUT Street; rear entrance No. lln Sans0m
street.
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LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH. FRENCH
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
On four months credit.
OnThursdRy Morning,
November IL, at 10 o'clock, embracing about 100
packages and lots of staple and fancy articles ri
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MODERN THREE-sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE. OE.
No. 1895 Vine street. Also, two three-story Brick
Dwelllngs I'm the rear fronting Pearl ST. IN 6lQt
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WI 1 / L AN S. GR A N T
w CON MISSION MERgHANT,
NO, S8 s. DhLAWARE Avenue Philadelphia
Dupont's Gunpowder, Redned Nitre. Charcoal, Etc.
Crooker Bros q Co.'s yellow Metal sheast6hinE
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DROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY
Il OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill S. FOURTH Street.
INCORPORATED Sd MONTH o. 1855
CAPITAL Sl5000I PAID IN
insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums: or bv z
10, or 20 year Premiums, Non-forfeiJure - ~ -
Anuuities granted on favorable erms,
Term Policies Childrens Endowments.
Ihis Company, while giving the insured the ecurity
OF pad-up Capital, will divide the entire profits Of
The Life business among its policy holders,
Moneys received at interest, and paid on demand
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts and to act
as Executor or administrators, Assignee or Guardian
ana IN other hducary capacities under appointment
OF any Court OF this Commonwealth or any person or
persons, or bodies polite or corporate, -
...- DIRECTORS
SAMUEL r. SHIRLEY, HENRY HAINES,
RICHARD WOOD, w, C IONjSTRETU
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACK E,R
-,..- . CHARLES f. COFFIN.
SAMUE r. SHIPLEY, ROWLAND PARRY
- y, president ActuRry
NJ MiLLIAM III g; LONGSTRErH, Vice President.
THOMAS WISTAR, NJ D., ]. B. TOWNSEND,
12V Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-08
STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

II NOTICE.-THE UND SIGNED
- would call attention OF the public 20 his
V NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE,
SE This is an entirely new heater. IL Is sO.con.
structed q commend itself to general favor
being a combnation of wrought and cast iron. II Is
very simple In its construction and Is perfectly air
tight; selfcleanng, having no pipes or drums TO be
taen out and cleaned IL Is so arranged with upright
dues as to produce larger amount of heat from the
same weight OF coal than any furnace now In use.
The hyRrometric condition of the air produced by
nay new arrangement OF evaporation viii at once de
m9nstrate that 1t Is the only Hot Air Furnace that
will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those in want OF q complete Heating Apparatus
would do we'll 10 call and examine the Golden Eagle
CHARLES VILLA MS,
Nos 1882 and l1S 4MARKEr Street,
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire. Board
Stoves Low Down arates, Ventilators, etc., always
M B,~JObbing of all kinds promptly done. 5la