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FROM RICHMuND.

In Saturdays issue of the Dispatch
we find the following card:
To THE CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
Wishing TO place myself in proper po-
sition before the community. L hereby
announce that have ceased 10 hold
intercourse and to support james W.
Hunnicutt. After sacrificing friends,
business, and means by ii during the
past two years, 1 lind that myself and
all true lovers of liberty nre being be-
trayed by him, to the end that he may
insure his own aggrandiZenent. The
Immediate cause of this my decision is
that after pHrading in his columns
u man (ThOmas Ii. BrHmlette by
nancy Us a good Republican,, when,
scoundrel, respectfully asked MIN
to make correction, basing my rea-
son therefor on the testimony of reliH-
BILE men. He charged one dollar and II
half TOR telling the truth; and AS that in
truth, / have concluded that l may
save the expense. God knows l feel
that cannot any longer give my sup
port TO IL man whose chief aim Is the
iurtherance of his own ends. and not
the welfare OF the people; and knowing
that possess to n great extent the con-
tidence OF the Colored men of this city,
/ do most solenDly beseech them TO re-
member that II is TO the upright, SeIlSf-
Die, and InSeLdsh men ofthe country we
must look for the preservation of LibeT-
ty, Justice, and Union. Mr.. Hunuicutt
mas ceased To be one of those men.
GEORGE VAUGHAN.
State CunVusser,
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0heQnteltiQeurer


How Soon We Lose Dur Children.
Hold dilIEept converse with thy children
Morning aud. evening round thee. love thou
And win their love in these rare. beauteous
For only while the short.lIved dream Of
childhood
Lasts ,.Si,.,, SEG they thtne-no longer. When
Much passes through their thoushts-whicl
And much alluTes their bearts-which thou
They gain The knowledge OF an older world
men NILS their souls; AMI hOats before
The Future. And the Present thus is lost.
Then with his little travelling pocket full
" iuGtSpensables. the boy goes forth.
weeping thou watchest I'LL he dIsHppears
And never after Is he thine again
ID comes back home-he loVeS-he wins n
tnaid- -.
lie liEeSf : They live, and others spring to
From him-and now thou has man In HIN
a human being but no more a child!
my daughter, welded, takes u frequent Joy
IN bringing thee her children 10 thy hOus.' !
Ihou has the moth-r-buL the child no morc!
hoia diiiGent SonN' rse with thy children /!
Morning. and evening round thee, love thou
Andwin their love in the rare, beauteous
II.J'bs' ,,,,,,,,,,', Il,.,.;s,,.,, -
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PAINTS FOR FARMERS

Nd OF Fl H S.-THE GRAFTON
n Mineral Paint Company are now Inanu-
featuring the Best, Cheap st and most Dur
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lead, stone. olive, or dHt1, tosuIL the Taste OF
Barns. Fences. Agricultural implements.
Carriages aud Car-maRers, WoOden-war
Canvas Metal and ShInsIe ROOf-, Ut bel <
Fire and Wnter PROOF. Bridges, Burial Cases,
Canal Boats, ships and SniIr Bottoms, lo"E
on Cloths, zone mnnutnctuTer having uSeSi
$50 bOls. the past year,) aud IS a pa int Tor
any purpose Is unsurpassed Tor body, dura-
bIIlty, 81 4stIcity, and adhesivenesS. Price 50
per boil, OF 800 lbs, which viii supply "A far
cases as above. Send for IA circular, which
gives full particulars. None genuine unless
branded In u trade mark Grafton Mineral
Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWEI.B, Pro
prisIOr, 254 Pearl street, New York Agents
Wanted.
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As n relief, ever ready; as n killer OF pain,
taken inwaTdly, o. Outwardly applied: has
no eqnal. For the relief and cure OF Rheu
mati-m and Neuralgic Affections, Sprains.
Bruises, &C., II Is unequalled. IL is also most
EN- cacious, taken inwAnCily, in the cure OF
Chole IA, CramI Is and Pains in The stomach,
Diarrhoea, DySentery, Cholera MOTbn7,
Cholera Infantum, &C, and Is without eS-
ception the most wonderful PauaceR the
world ffords. No FAMILY should be with
out II. Every TRAVELLER by land or sea
should have n bottle MINERS and FAR
MERs residing nj IA distance from Physicians
Snould keep II constantly ou hand. In ct>e
of Accidents and sudden attacks OF stomach
Compl InLs, It's value cannot De estimated.
Inquire for Major L.sne's Indian Ltni.
M enI aud take n0 other. PRICE, % cents
per battle For sale at wholesale and retail
by Demas Barnes g Co, q Park Row. \. :;
Gale Il Robinson, ls6 Greenwich ST., y. y; :,
&. Wells IS Co., lE2 Fnlton-ht., y. v, Ch"s.
n. Critlenden, IS 9th Ave, y. y; and by re-
spectacle TuSgistS throughout he world.
None genuine unless siSue1i nv John Tnrs.
Lane, aud cOunterSigned by j. T. Laue Il Co.
PIOprietOTs, l6S broadway, N. }. HD-eend
E,F GiFt1llnF
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The PetroleGm OIL Markct...A Down.
ward Tendency In Price
From nc P.u,Iuroh Gazette Of yesterday.

From TIC P,nsJur0h Gazette Of yesterday
The Petroleum market hns been ir-
regular and unsettled throughout the
past week, and while there has been n
fair volume of business In the aRgre-
gate. prices, compared with last week,
have still further declined. It was
thought that as the indications for an
early bulk rise were by no means
promising, and the supply in this mar
ket was we'll nigh exhausted, would
tend to keep up prices, especially for
spot oil and specific deliveries, but such
is not the case. First water, as well as
all the year. 1857, sellers option, has de-
clined TO Sc, aud even March aud April,
1868, has been sold this week at DC. The
sales reported to. day were as follows !:
1900 bbls. first water at Sc; 1000 for
January and February, at SC; 1000 TOR
all 1867, sellers option, at Sc; 5000 first
or second water, at Sc; and $50 TO ar
rive, at Sc. It was rumored to-day That
there had been offers TO sell to be deliv-
cred within fifteen days, at Sc, but of
this we cannot speak positively, and
merely give IL as we got 1t, not pretend
ing to vOucb for its correctness. One
thing than tends to reduce the price of
oil, is the fact that the Allegheny Val
lev Railroad will be completed through
to Oil Citywithin two weeks; after that.
oil can be brought here independent OF
the river.
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At a sniree held at Middle School
Scotland, on the occasion of its being
reopeued after extensive alterations
aud improvements, the Rev. DR.. Guth-
rie delivered an address, in the course
relationship between sleeping In
church and bad ventilation. He said:
1 do not intend, because am not very
able, to address you at any length, es-
pecially in such a close and heated at
mosphere as this, because we are very
closely packed this evening, and
whether there is sufficient ventilation
In this place for such "a large audience,
L have some doubts. 1 am a great ad-
mirer of ventilation and fresh air. and
l think 1t should be had, II possible, on
all occasions. l remember that in my
native city OF Brechin, Lady Cathegy,
who set up school in the tenementS,
asked one of the little girls attending 1t
what was the effect of opening win
dow, [Here. one OF the windows of
the room was suddenly drawn down
amid laughter and applause. J.
Her ladyship supposed the little girl
would answer that 1t let in fresh cdr,
but it was not so. Her answer was this
and we may have good proof of II
Inmediately-"it lets in the cold"
But though that may be quite true, l
am a very great advocate OF fresh air
being admitted into schools aud houses.
sleep with my bedroom windows open
every night. Some people nigh: think
that that would kill them, but 1t is well
you should know that foul air is as bad
Tor the health as foul meat-for air is
just food for the lungs-and one reason
why you see SO many people going to
sleep iu church is not because they have
a bad preacher or bad sermon, but
because they have bad air. 1 remem-
Der was once present IN acongregation
in the town OF ThuTSo, which contained
as many Hs l 200 people; aud perhnps
you will hardly believe me when 1 tell
YOU thut on that occasion l saw
what l never saw before, and what
| am sure you never saw, and
what I hope I shall never see
avnin-I saw six hundred people
happened ut the time TO be living with
Sir George Sinclair, a very excellent
gentleman who resides in the immedi-
ate neighborhood OF that town. l told
him what L had seen in the church.
"Oh,u said he, "Ihat Is nothing to what
1 have seen myself; have seen in al
most every pew, the whole people
asleep-wiIh only here and there an
exception" Now, what was the cause
of that? 1t was no fault on the part OF
the preacher; for the minister, MIR. Tay-
lor, is AN excellent preacher; and excel
lent people the congregation generally
are; but I told them, in addressing
meeting some days after, every man
might as we'll have gone into an
apOthecary's shop before he went 10
church and taken dose of laudanum
to set him to sleep; 1 say they might as
we'll have done that as breathe the
kind of air with which the church was
~ Ill. NEn0 0EuI- NtaRn
that you get plenty of fresh air, which
is so essential 10 good health.
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WASHINGTON GossIP.
Feeble Condition OF Thad. steVens---
His Views on the Approaching ses-
sion of Congress and the Next
Presidential Election.

Special 70 the ". Y. Herald.
wAsu1SoroN, Nov. l5.-Thad. Ste
yens is not SO we'll to day after the ex-
element Of yesterday. II is evident
that he is in rapid decline, mentally
and physically. His conversation upon
subjects which have iOng occupied his
mind is disconnected and broken, with
frequent pauses, maniiesting Il great ef-
fort TO c0ntine himself TO consecutive
trains of thought. AT intervals gleam
of enthusiasm passes over his mind,
when he brightens up and utters SEN
tences with vigOr and emphasis, but
soon relapses into kind OF intellectu-
nj torpor. Physically he is greatly
emaclated and enfeebled by his recent
illness. II Mr.. Stevens finds strength
sufficient TO enable him to attend the
sessions of the coming Congress he
will be unable TO take part in its pro-
ceedings, and IL is the general impress
sion that it will be his last session.
Notwithstanding his reduced condition
he uses every effort TO converse with his
friends and urge upon them vigor-
ous prosecution of the measures which
have been inaugurated under his direc-
tion. He considers the election of
radical President next fall as certain,
and censures the controversies which
have been set up in canvassing the
merits of the different parties mention
ed as desirable candidates.
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MORAL Am RELIGIoUs.

"A well.known divine has recently
made the public statement that he
knows clcrgymen who deny the "per-
sonality of the Devil"
1t has been bea autifully said that
"the vail which covers the face of fu-
turity is woven by the hand OF mercy.
Passion is u keen observer, but a
wretChed reasOner. 1t is like the tele-
scope whose head is clearer the more
concentrated it is.
"A morning blessing is one of the
richest blessings, for it sheds Il SAVIOR
upon the whole day. So Is early re-
ligious instruction; ii gives halo 10 the
life.
Energy is four.stOry virtue, and
always pays. Ii is one OF those counts
on which there is no discount. The
chiet difference among mankind is not
SO much in gift or talent as energy.
This is II bad religion which makes
us hate the religion of other people.
This is IL hard sect of christians which
encourages its members TO think con.
temptuously of all other secIs of chris
tIaus.
The Episcopal Church in the United
States numbers "a dioceses, A bishops,
2,il6 priests and deacOns, ,305 parishes,
l6l ,2S4 members, Isl, $40 Sunday School
scholars; contributions, over 5000, 900.
The New York merchants have
subscribed $4,000 each toward the
building fund of the Young Mems
Christian Association of that city. AL
ready the total subscription has reach
ed S2l0, ,S27.
The American Board OF Foreign
Missions has appropriated five hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars for
the work OF 1868. The Board want full
ly sixty new missionaries. and they
talk OF needing one hundred and nifty
soon.
Two hundred years ago Unitarian
church was esIa DlIshed III Philadelphia.
To-day there is but one Unitarian
church, with no prospect OF ever hay
ing another. The Presbyterian ex-
presses praise to God at the fact.
Recently Rev. MIR. Salt, an Erisco-
pal clergyman, i'll Western New York,
Joined the Catholic Church, on the
ground of dissatisfaction with the ArIi-
cles; the slUvenly services in many
churches, the opposition to RituAlistic
advance, and the manifesto of the
Bishops.
Tomorrow may never come to us.
We cannot lind it in any OF our title
deeds. The man who owns whole
blocks of real estate, and great ships
on seas, does not own single minute
of tomorrow. Tomorrow IL is u
mysterious possibility, not yet born.
II is under sed of midnight behind the
veil of glistening constellation.
A good brother in one of the rural
districts thought he had a call TO preach.
Being an Indifferent reader, he got u
friend to read the Scripture. The Chap-
ter on the occasion was the Twenty
second OF Genesis, which contains this
verse: "These eight did Milcah bear TO
Major, Abraham's brother" On this
the preacher held forth as follows:-
Brethren and sisters, let us consider
our blessings. Morning aud evening
our wives and daughters milk our cows.
and thus supply our wants; but in the
days of good old Abraham, as you
have just heard, it took eight to milk II
bear. and they did not get much at
that"
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Travel To the South by railway is said
TO be falling off. Washington cores
pondeuts announce that there is SO little
travelling done from that city south
ward, that only one through train a day
il to be run TO New Orleans. The night
train on the Orange, Alexandria, aud
Manassas Railroad has also been dis
continued. IL Is added that the mana
gers of Southern railroads declare that
il is difficnlt for them to pay their rum
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VEGETABLE GAs.-In the chemically
cheerful time that is coming, every
family will be enabled toact as its own
gas company. So says a London pa
per. This gas is, like some quack
medicines, purely vegetable in its
composition. Though not obtained
from coal, 1t can be made in any kitch-
en- range, gives a brilliant light, and is
free from smoke or offensive smell.
The name of the vegetable from which
the gas is made is not disclosed.
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Monthly MAGAZINE f6Pl860
Enlarged 40 One Humid red Pas

EnlnrEed 40 Ono HInnHreu PAgeA-
THE GIRUUkATION OF BALLOU'S
MAG AZISE having increased during
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being 50 prosperous as at present. the pub
add TO It's value by enlaIging each number To
one hundi ed pages. Although this enlarge
ment involves an additional expense OF some
$500 a year, yet there will be 30 INCREASE
IN THE PRICE.
NOW Is THE TINE TO GET UP CLUBS
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twelve copies, SIS 0s: and copy gratis one
Single number, Is cents Send stamp for
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q TALBOT, Boston, Mass.
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0CHE RICHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. Extract OF a Letter from Bar
on Solomon Rothschlld.
PARIS, S:h April, 1854. 25 Rue Fauby, st.
Honore.-Will you be kIud enough 10 have
forwarded TO me here 200 bottles OF your IN
dian Liniment; If you Will send at the same
amount through MeSsTs. Belmont & Co,
New York.
Baron Solomon RothschIld having recnm-
menled TO many OF hlI friends Major lASE'5 5
LISIMEHT, as they being deSlrOus 10 procure
It, he should advise him To establish de-
not in Paris,
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First VI ortEaRe Bonds,
ST. LOUIS & IRON MAINTAIN RAIL

ROAD COMPANY.
Seven per cent interest, February and Aug.
INHESE BONDS COVER A ROAD OF 81
miles, finished from 1T. Louis TO Pilot
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Knob to Belmont, now rapidly constructing,
Tor which the proceeds of these bonds Rrs 10
I've used, making a through route from St
Louis TO New orleans by rail. The eRrnIn2S
OF the 81 miles arc $4,000 a year; the net
profits now are sufficient TO pay the Interest
on the entire amount OF bonds, were they all
issued. The basis of security is believed 10
be beyond that OF any other bonds now Of
fered. Apply NJ the Ufice OF the Company,
No 43 Wall-St.,'tn H. q. RQUAND, Vice
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establishment is WARRANTED, and in
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A Physiological View of Marriage.

yTNHE CHEAPEST BOOK EVER PUB
lished. Con aiming nearly three hun
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amy part of the world. ocI
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SpectH 70 IIe ". 4 ITlOuNCs
WAsHINGroN, Nov. l5.-Mr. Felix
McCloskey, OF New York, arrived in
town this morning, and had long in
terview with Mr. Johnson. after Cabt-
net meeting. Felix is fierce in his de-
uunciatiOn OF the Democrats who are
running down to Washington to get
offices, and deluding the President
with false representations relative to
the support he is likely to receive from
the Democrats of New York Tor the
next Presidency. He says that he
(Felix) told Andrew johnson that Sey-
mour was the man for the next Presi-
dent; that he (Seymour) was the first
choice OF the men in New York, and
that ii they found 1t unsafe to put his
name forward they would take Gener-
al w. #. Sherman and John B. Has
kin, of York. He Furthermore inform
ed Mr.. johnson that the intentions OF
the Democrats are, in the event of the
Republicans nominating General
Grant, to pit General Sherman against
him, but If the Radicals decide on Mr..
Chuse, then Mr.. Seymour Is to be their
standard bearer. But that in any case
he CMr. JOhnson) had NOT the ghost OF
a chance of being nominated by Il Dem
ocrutic Convention. Mr.. johnson re-
piled that he was not candidate, and
that under no circumstances could he
be induced to accept Ia nomination
TO the office OF Secretary of State, and
said that if he (Mr. Johnson) for mo-
ment supposed that Mr.. Seymour
| would accept the portfolio of the State
Department, he was very much mis-
taken, and he doubted that there was n
prominent Democrat in New York who
would connect himself with his Admin
iatratiOn. Mr.. Johnson reiterated his
statement that he was not a candidate,
but said that an Endorsement OF his
policy by some party WAS all he de-
sired; that he was tired and wearied
with the cares of office, and that he
needed ior the balance ofhis days quiet
and repose.
f. McCloskey, LOqMituT-There was II
time, Mr.. Johnson, when il would
have been possible to get you the DEM
ocratic nomination., but it has passed
forever. / think, however, you can
get an Endorsement of your policy from
them.
The President-That's all want.
FeliX-DO you know, Mr. President,
that were it not for the adrOit manage
ment of Mr.. John b. HasKin the Com
mittee on Resolutions at Albany would
have pitched into yon?
The President-I have heard so.
Felix-'Tis true, by -! And now
take my advice. Tell all those fellows
who come down here looking for office
anu JOu WIN
port you in the Nominating Conven-
ton, and work for you, to 80 home
| again. They are a shameless set of
| rmscals, and they look on everything
they get from you as a clear gain.
The President-is that so,. Felix ?
Felix-Yes sir, tits so-every word of
it Bible truth.
Mr.. McClOskey here took his leave of
the President, having assured him be-
fore his departure that he would watch
those fellows, aud tell him all about
| them.
The President-Do, Felix. Ishall be
glad to see you AT any time.
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POVERTY IN ENdLAND.-If the Sat
uroiay RcvtelO be correct, poverty is a
condition which might be desired by
great many people. 1t says that
among gentlemen thousand pounds
a yenr Is now poverty instead of conf
peLence.
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