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APPENDIX.

Extract from The Mnu,es NJ Wiuchs1sr PrssbVrJ,
a eonstitaeHf portion ofhe Virginia SyHod.
"Moorefeld. W. Va, May IL, 1857.
Peiolred, That this Prcsbytery recommend the
Rev. y. G.. NoRrH 70 the VIRGINIA BIBLE so.
Getty, an Agent for the Disri5aii0A u B,b!e'
within its bounds.
E" Resolred. That Presbytery recommend Bro.
NORTH slsO 20 our Commiuee If PHb{icatoH Rs r
-Colporter for the stributon of IT, publications
in our bounds"
"True copy from the Minutes Of Winchester
Presbytery. J. r. GRAHAM,
Stated Clerk"
eExPL6yAriov-The Virginia Bible Society and
the Richmond Committee discard The foreign term
" Coiporter "-substtuting " AGENT"
October TO- lsG7-5t. y. G. y.
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Mas. LIycoLN.-The New York correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia Ledger, writing on
Sunday, says:
The latest report about Mrs. Lincoln and
her wardrobe Is, that the auctioneer here has
received instructions not to offer the goods for
sale at auction, parties having come together
and made up purse equivalent 70 their value,
which will be presented to the lady next week,
together with the goods, if she should so desire.
| give the report as it comes to me, without
vouching for its correctness.
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SENATOR HowAnD AND IYpEAcHMEyr.

SENATOR Howard AND INPEACHMEYT.-
Washington. October Tt is reported that
the letter Of Senator Howard, arguing that
Senators who advise impeachment should not
be disqualified 10 sit in the trial, viii not be
published for the present This action istaken
upon the advice Of leading radicals and fnan-
ciers, who deprecate impeachment as prejudi-
clsl to our financial affairs and injurious TO the
political interests of the republican party.
Secretary MeCulloch has written letter to-
day for tho purpose Of contradicting the effect
of prejudicial reports of our financial condition
sent from this country 10 Europe.
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Berkeley County Affairs.
From the Ne,o Era, Thursday LAST

From the Ne,o Era, Thursday LAST
Our young friend and fellow-towns-man,
Capt E. Boyd Faulkner, bid US adieu on Tue
day last, and left on the westward bound train
to seek home, and fame and fortune in a
stranger land We regret exceedingly to lose
him from our midst. He goes TO seek a field
for the practice of his proiession-the law
being debarred the exercise of that privilege
here by the unjust and prOscriptive laws Of this
State. We heartily commend him to the kind
considerations of the people among whom he
may cast his lot. He possesses the talent, en-
ergy and application to insure him success
and he will win it. He is not without consid-
cradle experience in the law, and the business
affairs of life.
On Wednesday last two young ladies, hall
ing from little village not thousand miles
from this place, were married under rather ro-
mantle circumstances. They left their homes
for visit to Berkeley Springs, and on arriving
here were met by two young gentlemen, the
objects of their hearts alteration, when the
whole party proceeded TO one Of our principal
hotels and were there united in the holy bonds
of matrimony. After the ceremony one Of the
young ladies dispatched note 10 one Of her
old admirers, which caused him to think Sc
rously Of "cup Of cold pizen.' The affair
created much surprise among their large circle
Of friends and acqulintances. " Sieh Is liie.
The ladies are actively engaged in prepara-
ton for the Dinner and Festival b. come % iu
the new Episcopal Methodist church on We'd
nesday the 10th inst. L promises % be nice
affair Every luxury Of the seasan vii be
served up at the Dinner. Yea vii miss
treat Il ven fail . attend
From the Uaion-
BunGLAas ar WoaE On Sr-fsv u.ri,
last whilst Georgr p B.eaiar ard alr were
attending Divine services al tie l.uthefan cIlflh
some rascal 90 r1scs.s Iuh1 ml.f have hetu
watching Or an oPprrtl.Ity Vi fa.s kiri en-
tered his h1rse though the kt-lfn elr.Ieu.
went up stairs o. Dis I'd r1.r lrss rrcn o.
iesk AMI completely uflai d Ci esrffi. re va
liable among other things a TlIaaae
watch and chain. aud cltc.ag anrfhtf TED
raom they srprel the wardrobe 81 al. "a W.
Blessings besi ciathes They cd Cd trace *
ccpt a small piece 81 candle which they hla
oriieut.yuscl in exploring he house. Strange
% say they overlooked s1ms tarcs Lulifc1
dollars Iu Che desk.
J. Baker Kearfoos. civil Engineer has large
force at work re-opcuing toe Calvert 10 King
Street Our town authorities seem pretty ac-
tive in fixing things.
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

A the solicitation of many of MY old customers,
\ l have again opened my Barber shop in the
rear Of the ''Sappington Hotel" Charlestown,
where ! shall devote my best efforts 10 the accom-
mediation Of the public.
SHAVING. HAIR-TRIMMING, SHAMPOOING,
DC, done in the most approved style, and q: the
shortest notice.
Va Clothing Of all descriptions renovated in the
best manner, and on reasonable terms. Give ne
a call. JANIS BRADY.
October 10, 1867.
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Still on the Track!
old Clothes Made New.

CHAWLS. Balmorals Popleins Mouselaines, De
y LANES Nubias. Hoods, Caps, Gloves, Hosiery,
Ribbons Hair Nets and other articles in that line
for ladies. handsome and well-selected stock
October 10, 1867. JOHN L. HOOP.
COAPS, Hair and Tooth Brushes. Combs, Peck
= ct Books, Neck Ties, Knives. Scissors. Linen
and Paper Collars JOHN L. H00FF.
NARNS.-Scarlet and other fancy Yarns, also,
Knitting Cotton and Fancy Yarns.
JOHN i. H00FF.
BOOTS. Shoes and Hats for Men, Women and
ID Chiidren-s large assortment Of the latest
styles best materials and workmanship aud AZ the
very lowest prices. JOHN L. H00FF.
CROUYD ALUM and Fine Salt just received
VI and for sale by JOHN [. H0OFF.
nUEENSwARE.-A large supply Of Queens
" ware, Glassware and Woodenware
JOHN L. H00FF.
4 FULL line OF Ladies' aud Misses Hoop Skirts
"A at N. BEHREND's.
T AIDES and Misses Worsted and Cotton Hose,
Oct. 10. ". BEHREyD's.
A HANDSOME assortment Of Vienna Scsrfs,
y for Ladies. at u. BEHRESD'S.
T AIDES Collars and Cuffs Bugls CoIl.rs-the
late.t STYLES. at u. BEHREAD'S.
DRESs MISUNDERSTANDING nsTna rxn,s
LARGE assortrsrt Of Rulings, at
y y gE9EnS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

CosT OF RECONSTRUCTION. The Richmond
Wing learns from the United State, paymastcr
Of the Richmond district that the Government
pays the troops in and around the city Of Rich
mond 1925, 900 per month, making a million
and half dollars per annum. This, added 20
the amount expended in the Commissary, Quar-
termaster's and Subsistence Departments,
makes the amount approximate, in the aSgre-
gate, S. 100000
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

N-ItiA - AtFtfaih4 ~ NY
SrfPiur,', aHt o,iI Religious Pu,(,,Ih0a5.
4 pPoiNTED g. ne alovc-narcd work. The
Y uudsrsiguud sohcits orders Or kIcHNosD
n1CsEs from ~ Christian Puhlic Il all Drnomi.
nations lin ordc- that he may aid others in sup
plying the religious destitutons among All classes
Especially among the very old aud the very
y0uug-in families schools academies, colleges &C.
The undersigned has been furnished with a Cat
sl0gge from the Richmond Committee accom-
pauicd by Schedule Of the graduated scale ofpri-
ces for the recently issued PSALMS and HYMNS.
These he will exhibit and explain 20 purchasers Who
may call upon him. This recent issue ranges, in
price, from .6fy cents % 'ersn dollars per copy
embracing great variety Of size ahd style.
Orders solicited for the " CAldren's Frierd :"
"Ckristiaa Ob,srrer;" and " Southern Boy and
Girts' Monthly" Specimens OF each On hand
Terms known on application.
NATHANIEL GREENE NORTH.
Charlestown, JEFF. Co. w. Va,
October TO- 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

On the the Both ultimo the old family resi-
dence Of the Chichesters, Fairfax County, Vir-
gina, known as Mount Wellington, was des-
troyed by Ere. The estate is now the property
Of Mrs f. D. Lemoine, and is one of the Oldest
and best known in Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

RIoT ~ SAvANSAH.-A mulatto named
Bradley has been arrested FOR swindling negroes
and exciting disturbances lie had gang Of
nearly 1000, mostly from the country, armed,
and was haranguing them against the whites,
and in favor u q distribution Of lands
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

The Republican majority in Pennsylvania
last year, at the Governors election, was II,
-17s.
In Ohio, last year, at the election for Secre-
tary Of State. the Republican majority was 40,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

RICHMOND, October s.-lhe primary ward
meetings Of the republicans tonight agreed on
candidates for the convention. The names Of
Judge Underwood. Hunnicutt, Vim. R. Tall,
late Of Massachusetts,, andtwocoloredmen were
recommended, and viii, without doubt, be con-
hrmed at the ensuing mass meeting. All the
candidates are pure radicals.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

variety Of Parlor Stoves Of all kinds.
Tin Roofing, Spouting, and all work IN the Tin.
ming line, done at short notice and By the best
wOrkmen.
Coal Holds, Lard Cans, and Iinware gensr.iiv.
alEays on hand and for sale At the lowest pricr,
va. Beef-Hidcs, sheep skins. Rags lrfswar
Hard Soap, Bacon. old Copper and Rrs.s. vii =.
taken in exchange for work a. he highest rafket
price call from the public generally B. resprc,-
fully solicited. MAS
Octrher 10 1857
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Fresh Oysters.

rINHE Season is now begnn, and I can furnish
l Oysters tor Parties and Private Families By
the 10 or gallons; also By the pint or quart /
can also tx them ~ in my Saloon in The Easement
Of the Jefferson Building 20 suit the most f'stid
i0us. J. S. YESTERDAY.
October 10, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

Gen. John 4. Logan, in one Of lis late
TRADES at Cleveland, Ohio, expressed himself
in favor Of negro suffrage, negro representation
in Congress, and even negro President would
not offend him, and for these degrading utter
ances two or three white negroes serenaded
him! This is the recreant who persuaded
young men, his neighbors, to 60 into the Com
federate service, but when he got higher bid
from President Lincoln turned his bullets upon
his dupes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

KEROSENE LANPS.-Just received, 2 large
N and handsome stock Of Lamps; Parlor. Stand,
Hand, and all the different styles, o. which We in
vite the attention Of our customers. The best ker
OseDe Oil always on hand.
October 10, 1897. AISQUITU BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

Col. Noah L. Jeffries, of Maryland, has been
appointed Register Of the Z. s. Treasury, in,
place Of the late Gov Colby, who died recent
- = b.: -I--a
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Rags Wanted

I WILL give three cents per pound, in CASH.
| for good Cotton Rage, delivered at the FREE
PRESS OFFICE.
Oct TO- j. SHANNON GAIIAHER.
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NEW ARRIVAL.

A RE now receiving and opening, large aud
y general assortment Of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
embracing Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Groceries, No.
tions. Queensware aud Wooden Ware, aud Dry
Goods generally, which are being offered H.
most favorable terms. Call soon aud examine.
October 10, 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

Hon. Thomas A. Jenckes, the author Of the
bankrupt bill, is one of the first applicants IN
r. = Fe1 3e. ----- - --5st..s 3-ec3
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PREPARE for WINTER,
ASSORTMENT GENERAL AND
PRICES MODER ATE

MI lLLsh SMITH respectfully inform the pub
ltl Inc tnat they have inst received At their ware
room in Charlestown, one Of the largest and hos,
selected asscrtments ofST0vES, thatthe Baltimors
or Wheeling foundries could furnish The stoc IL
so general and complete, as to meet all uecessites
or suit all tastes, and being offered at prizes so mod
crate, for Cash, or in exchange for Produce, that
none can fail to be suited. The following compri-
ses in part the varieties Of wood and coal stoves on
hand:
size Diamond ParlOr Stove, for heating two and
three Rouyns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-10

TREsH Soda and Mushroom Crackers just reed
L for sale by D. HOWELL.
FLOOR and Table Oil Cloth Just received and
L for sale by D. HOWELL.
CORY Hampers, Travelling Baskets, Market and
" Work Baskets just received and for sale by
October 10. ID. HOWELL.
CT0yE Jars and Jugs just received and for sale
- BY D. HOWELL.
DID,
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Notice.

nERsOys wishing to entertain MEMBER Of the
synod of Virginia. 20 assemble in ihe Presby-
tsrian Church Of this place on the 9Th DAY OF No
vs,sber neYt will please hand in their names. with
- rrbsr tbev ca1 entertain, 10 either Of the un-
Ss,.igned. on or before the 25d Of hi. month.
~ Cs.xER LEWIS DiEKLE
Joas BUENs, g.. W. EIcHELsEEsER,
CHABLEs JoHssos, =. II. CAMPBELL,
DAVID HUXPsRETs, WnLiLx KEEL,
c. II. MoCgRDY. W. Il. TRAvEEs.
October 10, 1867.
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Mrs. Lincoln's Pecuniary Circum-
stances.
Proposed Sale Of Her Personal Effects.

Ttis stated in the New York World that Mrs.
Abraham Lincoln. widow Of the late President,
is compegcd % dispose Of some Of her personal
effects i0 order % exc oct the slender income
which remained % her after the settlement Of
her husbands estate. The Horld adds the fol-
lowing. which. IL SAYS, is given on the aGthorl-
~ of Mrs. Lincoln;
Upon the death If Mr. Lincoln an effort was
made % appropriate for his wife and family Tue
sum that he would have received from the C'u-
ted States had be lived o. finish hls second Term
Of Office. t1 Wit. 500 600 but 70 resulted IN
apurour.atiug but $4,000. the amount ol one
velr' '1ry us President. on TINS sum, S1,oOO
were REQUIRED o. discharge certain S;aodius OBJ
r-af4rs leaving about $4,000. which, with
~ house and lu, IN Springfield, Illinois, own
% by Bfr Lincoln previous 70 his election 70
~ rr,, leucv in 1860, was all the property
which f.u 90 Mrs Lincoln Her present in
come. she states. is but 81, 200 a year, Of which
$500 comes from the rent Of her old house in
Springfield. IL appears from this that Mr.
Lincoln not only saved no money while he oc-
cUpiei the White House, but really lived be
y0ud his income. which, in connection win the
natural reluctance of his widow % return to the
simple style Cr living TO which she had been
used before her residencein Washington, has
compelled her to par, with some Of her person
al effects e, the present time.
The personal effects which She proposes 20
ss,lbavs been sent to Mr. Brady, OF New York,
o. be disposed Of and IN a letter 10 that gentle
man. NIrs L. says:
"Ths articles am sending YOU dispose Of
were e.rts Of dear friends, which only urgent
nsrgae. compe,s me to part with, aud am
especially anxious that they shall not be sacri-
feed. The circumstances are peculiar and
painfully embarrassing. therefore l hope YOU
viii euleay0r % realize rs much as possible
from them.
Mr.. b. estimates their value at $4,000 but
Mrs.. Lincoln is willing to sci. them for $4,000,
as she SAYS She is pressed in a most startling
manner for means OF common subsistence.
IN this connection is given an inventory of
the articles sent % Mr. Brady by Mrs. Lincoln,
with the valuation affixed to each:
black centre camcl's hair shawl long......S 500
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NEW Stamping Patterns ~ -
y o-tts- n 81, y 1E-E-'V =
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G-srh Agasg. ~ D.sS,iahEg ne Hly
S.rpiur,'. aai oiir Religious Pall,,It0a5.
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It has been National" OF "Repubhcan.n The
quarters in the Louvre we're given up for the
Hotel de Pentbieue, tenanted at the present
time by the Bank of France, and the establish
ment, which, since 1882 has become Imperial -
now occupies the Palais Cardinal, in the princi-
David dangers. 1t undertakes to print Official
documents, and to give assistance when authO-
rized to do so, in the production of works of
private individuals. IL possesses an admirable
"Palais Cardinalp was called at one time the
Palals de Strasbourg by the bishop of that place,
CASTOR de ROban, who built 1t. When the bishop
became "His Eminencen he changed the name,
and gave it that OF the Palais Cardinal, which
IL has retained ever since.
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sThis being q new enterprise the Par la assumed
as the market value.
Thomas q. Hand, samuel K. Stokes,
John 9. Davis, Henry Sloan
Edmund A. Souder, William g. Boulton
TbeOphilus PauldinR, Edward Darlington.
John r. PenrOse, III. Jones Brooke,
James Traquair Edward LafOurcade,
Henry @. Dallett, Jr., Jacob p Jones,
James q. Hand, James b. mcfarland,
Milliam @. Ludwig, Joshua p Eyre
Joseph II. seal, Spencer Mc1lvaine,
George g. Leper, ]. B. eemple, Pittsburgs
Hugh Craig, A. b. Berger. 81
John D. Taylor, ID. Il. Morgan,
Jacob Riegel, George w. Bernardou.
THOMAS g. HAND, President.
JOHN @. DAVIS, Vice President
HENRY LYLBURN. Secretary. 18i
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Sale at No. lilo Chestnut street.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSE
WOOD PIANo-FoRTES, CARPETS, MIRRORS.
BILLIARD TABLE. PLATED WARE, RUSTIC
FURNITURE ETC.
On Friday Morning,
At O'Clock, at the auction store, at NO l1IO Cho5-
nut street. viii be sold large assoIlmento OF superoS
paror chamber, and dining room furniture
Also velvet, Brussels and other carpets; French
plate mantel and pier mrrors spring and hair mat
tresses; vases China, plated ware etc.
SUPERIOR ROSEWOOD PIANO-FORTES.
Two very superior first class pianofortes, made By
Schlater a. Co., OF New York.
Two do. do. do. Gale & Co.
BILLIARD TABLE.
One billiard table complete.
RUSTIC OFURNITURE-Also rustic chairs, setteea
ntc m .
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TnE IMPERIAL PRINTING oFFIoE.

II was under Francis that royal printer Of
Greek was first appointed in the person of Con-
rad Neobas, who was succeeded by Robert Esti-
enne. In those times there was, however, no
rovai press, and the aforementioned printers
eTecuted their work with their own type in
their own workshops. Louis XIII caused an
Gteiier for printing to be set up in the
T Tonvre under the name of L'Imprimerie
PovaIe and the new establishment was greatly
im4roved under Louis XIV, and q type
fo1ndry was added to 1t by Louis XIV.
The name has been changed several times.
According to the will OF existing governments
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DY THOMAS BIRCH d SON, No. lilo CHEs
ID NUT Street, above Eleventh street.


ELEGANT PARI.OR, OLA MBER, AND DININq-
1lo9M EuRNll UREy s1ECk a co; PLANO
On "wednesday Morning,
July B. at 10 o'clock. &C No. 1917 Vine street, will be
sold, BY catalogue. the elegant furniture OF family
quitting Housekeeping, comprising 7-octave rose
wood plano forte, made by George Steck q Cos
nearly new. cost t9OO elegant velvet, Brussels and
other carpets suits OF parlor furniture in brocate0
and plush, elegant etageres pier mirrors, oiled wall
nut dining-room sideboard extension dining tables
chairs and other furniture rich suits Of walnut cham
Der furniture, superior beds and mattresses, China
plated ware kitchen furniture, etc.
The cabinet furniture was ali made by MessrB
Henkes & Co. and is Of the best quality and nearly
new,
Catalogues be had at the auction store on ana
after Monday.
The furniture be examined at O'Clock on the
morning of sale. 71N
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

A UCTIoN SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING
DEPUTY @, M.-GENERAL's OFFIoE,(
BALTIMORE, June 1S, 1857.
A large amount of CLOTHING, CAMP, and
GARRISON EQUIPAGE, will be sold at Public
Auction, on July 8, 1867, IL M, at the Clothing
Depot in this city, No. 12O South EUrAW
street, consisting of
6Sl Uniform Artillery Goats.
1857 Uniform Infantry Coats.
145 Uniform Cavalry Jackets.
822 Uniform Light Artillery Jackets,
122 Uniform Veteran Reserve Jackets
29S Footmen's Trowsers.
9N Horsemen's TroWsers.
603 Horsemen's Great Coats.
1913 Footmen's Great Coats
l39 Wool Blankets
1854 Rubber Blankets.
1900 Sack Coats-lined and unlined.
800 Pairs Boots and Bootees,
$50 Pairs Stockings
l4OO Uniform Hats and Ostrich Feathers
522 Forage Caps.
123 Hatchets and Handles.
l07 Shovels.
524 Knapsacks.
1856 Canteens, etc. etc. etc.
The above articles are all new and in goo
condition.
There will also be sold at the same time and
place a small quantity of CLOTHING which
has been worn and condemned.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
STEWART VAN VLIET,
62017t Deputy Q. M General u. s. A.
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LIVE RIEs.
JAS. A. HIGH,
pnOpnfRSon NJ yun

Harrison Street Livery stable
nSHTA HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
EE~E5g1N Front and Second. Horses 4
Carrlnges, Of the best quality, TO let ~ 81
nouSs. Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD.
end boarded at reasonable charges. Imylp-dly
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PlTTSDuRc.
MONONGAHELA
Iron w rlks.
LEWIS, OLIVER 1 PHILLIPS,

uANrTAcTUReas OF
Carriage md Tire Bolts,
TM1rnbie Nkefns nnd Pipe Boxes.
Wagon and skein Bolts,
G.nnch and L-g Screws.
square md M:xnxon Nsts,
NGnchine md PlOw s8olts.
Wromwht Iron laingcs.
IerfSre Dolts and Castines.
n. n. splice Bnrs and DO1ts. &c.
x full assortment Of standard si,es kent 10
stock. WAREH0u SE-Waterand Market Sts.
Pittsburgh octl7.d1y
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Ladies. take Particular Nessco
TINE REAL velPAU FEMALE PILLS
-Auu vrvn ppEyCH.
INTED FRENCH.

Aese pIb. % celebrated many Year, eec y 20. ~:
for the relief OF leale irregularities. and
Ia their cimipa employment In the practice Q! aDcs'
don. are nov 00ssed Tor sale fus the Asss uoe
HSsrjcs TAsy have been kepl in cos1tAsc.ve oD'
seurity iron u "a shst H. osgsator d. vspSn;
snicnsioss neincipIec. ana hes witbseDd shem !ro0
general -, M shsy should bssnploysd ~ nav
10 ovessosiss rsnals Ohso aesions xsl.s9s ~ -
womb, whites. Green ctcknsse. SUPP c.sh,, m.
tton. or lmmodesase Flow Of the N0msny - -
ehssses Nervors and Spinal A.eons rsnS p. " ~
Bscs and Limbs, Fatigue on eight exeiuon; x neps
ton Of the Hsars Hyrtercs, etc. ana la, w .sS y.
em 3. rhnn an other means have failed; eno, ~
shn~~h novrsfui rem say. do not contain cslomss.
sniinsos :. OF snyshng nurtfnl 70 me con,,tunon
TO married ladies and younR Rirls Who nave ~ ~.
hen seen .alsd. they are peculiarly snmeo. 49,
Win. 10 Z short time. bsine on the monthly ps"so
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vhen there b en- teoeuu to believe thcnecavO y
1900 iOr tha1 WI - suss 70 produce ~ ~
LADIES' can poenrs oc1. sealed No. =. 49,
stases 10 i. ". nAC0nbER. 0s:ss1
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- .11Vsv 6agsassa = $500
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-07-31
GILMAN, son 4 CO.,
BANKERS,

Especial attention devofcd to Western business.
re- Speculative Accounts declined.
wEsrExN RRvyarrcss;
Fifth National Bank, Chicago, ~.
City National Bank, go
MeTTrhsntr' National Bank. Oaiena, III.
Merchants National Bank. Davenport. Iowa.
National state Bank, Of Dee Mcines, Iowa.
state National Bank. Keokuk. lows.
state Bank Of Iowa and Bsancheo.
state Savings Association. 81. Louis, No.
ST. Louis building and saving AseOeiastcn. ~ Loute
First National Bank Of Lafayette. New Albany and
Jeiiersonville. Indiana.
Peoples Bank Of Kentucky. Louisville, ~.
Nerchaute' Bank Of LDuievtlje, - Oet0o01y