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Hygtr's Iifc BaIsam.. .Rheum mntism. Neurnl-
fa and Gout in their worst fous also Scsoua kings
Ey Eryspcas. Old Ulcers. Salt Rheum Dyspepsis, LAYER
Complaint, Kidneys, the Of mpurity the
blood certainly cured by this
fer. HYATT'5 LIFE BALSAM during the yearsit
has been In has cured hundred thousand II
failed which coad be reached by medi-
cine. 81 bottle sold oy druggists pepos 36 Grad
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Defeat OF General Crook BY . Party OF In-
dinns.
SAs FRANCISCO, Oct 20. 1867.
telegram from Jacksonville Oregon, states that the
military express had arrived from Fort Klamath.
bringing the news that General Crook was de-
feated October II, near Goose Lake valley,
By the Pint and Pitt river indiana The nght
lasted two days and General Crook was com
peed 70 retire. His loss six killed and twenty
wounded Among the former Lieutenant Manigan
It IL though that twenty Indians killed, but IL
dicut to ascertain their actual loss. General Crook h
supposed 70 bs 1t The upper end Of Goose Lake valley
awaiting renforcsmentA
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u.,a., tcrg's EIcersstnun,s Rccciyed the
:. Hu.uen 'tum 1T the American Institute Rspuir1nc
nieness pien. en- street and p " All street.
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,e DriscoII Murderers.

Trial OF the Dr1scOII Murdercrs.
KrSGsroS, Oct 81, 1867.
Tho trial Of the Driscol commenced yester-
day Saxie Allen chief 10 the tragedy, found
guilty. Howard and Gemmin arc now on trial.
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The official vote OF The state cast Is as follows
Whites 1924; colorsd. &C. 656 For Convention,
1885 whites, ", 507 coored. Against Convention,
81. 249 vhitss o3s eolored
General scnoneid in view Of the plants OF fraud
Ia about 10 order new census the voting population
OF Richmond.
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!nNoxp. Va. Oct. 81. 1851.

The Official Vote in the state-A New Census
Of the voting Population Of Richnsend 10 he
Ordered.
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a. -Pntion.
rmmny WCca y bcys ancient matrous, ladies' ana
Via nlen, yonns s and politics, white and eolore6
sn % sra - ~ ~ hnnrs ~ lie sen painting themselves with
brush dipped into liquia Al DR. WuIce M ons a whsgs
Chatham square. Y. Half osinsins AZ and IT ~ Wo'
cc at the same time are found xoos Eli NAMES IS ssss
The curious remedy Pain Paint sna rsS.ns % pass
psnt vita wonderful speed No 'snss % ssyoody whs
charse TIL O'Clock II night This san = remedy I. old
by an druggists 26c Soc ~ Ha % per oots
Large dollar bottss Al.w are necessa
ry sradicatng chronic complaints. Dr. Wecos the
well known OF that standard remedy ~ casrrh
colds the head, the INSTANT PAIN ANN ILAl Or
He buy Of his remedies unle. ~ pure
white wrappers, they wfA be chessed-
A.-Uphycrsal ExpsslfiOn. Paris, 1907
STKfNWkN 4 SONS triumphant having been awarded
tho 6rst grand gold medA for American draud and
Upright PMnos b the unansnaous verdss Of the iasr-
national Jury. This medal distinctly classified arst Ia
orsrlof mcst al othor american exhibors and
nearly all ths ceebrzt ted manufactures OF Europe.
warcrooms Nsa LOO III East Fourteenth srss New
York
A.-MettaupS Gaivano- ErceSro- esnlIic Is-
feet, &c. Depot ~ Broadway.
,,.A.I9dd bgt Asfhegsl smGh Pbalew,s
II n purchased In muense qusnbitcs BY tke gross
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Les q Pcrri.,s ssascs.-Deliciess With sssps
70 JOAN DUNCAN's Sons, Agents for the United sasss
Ox-(sall Washing Fiwid.--ll lnprecedeste
suoosss Jsed BY I'll the great principal pubo
private budngs for the laundry and house ceaning
sold BY AL srocsrs Principal DEPOT Ns broadway.
"skokxW SkofiiEks. opposite Cooper insisa,s
attention Of ne trade 10 tRsr 6ns HUDSON xiss
81 Harrison ssrest New York.
Ruptwve Heruln. ninbew's celebrated
new pr1ucple, fans, safe surs " ps haa "ow
ony - "a Broadway. New York city. Cut ms out
Royal Havana Isestexy.--Rrizes Paid ~
god Information furnished The hH1est rsiss PAID ior
bsuboous and all kinds OF ocid and silver . -
TAYLOR CO.. BsnksrA ~ Wall street, ~ r.
sssonss ,s.n m.rs. iaasoa Rvsr sSs Company =
Pa. row. New iofK
-. vsvv eyiahess Prize. the Cross Of tho
Lesion of Honor conferred the representative ef ~,
UKOvkR BAkBn SEWING MACHINES ~ the Expo
slsitIon Universel's Faus. 'So'
Wsxs,. TepPres md ,,Ornn rrufai Hair.--
Hest quality tlar DYE and Halr Uyeag. all u0lvrs, "A
BArChALORS. " Bona s.rssi
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Cristndcre's Hair lDye.-Tho Bsss Rver Mas
ufaOsurcd Whossals sad rstAu; alse sSpAsd. 81 Ma
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GEORGIA.

Order of General Pope Extending the Time sf
v0tinx-AddItional Resarns of tho Vote In tho
State SO Far.
AUGUSTA Oct. 81, 1867.
The following s General Pope's order extending the
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A.-Mettawp, Haivano- Ercetr NJ esnlIic Ie-
soes. Belts and rcts rhsurn0aism neurlga oO11
feet &C. Depot. "A Broadway.
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R:, W, Eya:s = Cs: y.s.iS cslI p:c..'css,.:s cs..r
81 Harrison street.. New York.
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Lea q Pcrri.,s sauce. ce.-DelicIoas With sssps
JOIN buWCxk's sous Asen,s for The United sasss
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slate slabs er Any sixe sS,se.pcr and
Pa fow. New iofx.
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tho whole number Of votes poed on the question Of
convention 9o,2ss, being majority OF the same,
cast for convention. Hero follow the names 0f
the one hundred delegates elected 70 the conventional
II ordered that the persons above named do meet IN
q ss = 10: :sa Csp9 nro.. %
10 framsa constitution and civil government for the
state Of Alabama according TO the provisions OF the
acts above referred and that when the Same shall
have been 30 framed ths constitution be submitted
for ratification the registered voters Of said state
further required BY law
Gourt Martial Of Commissioned Omccrs. .
First Lieutenant c. A. Coolidge Seventh United ssates
infantry was tried BY court martial Al 81 Augustine
Florida on the charges Of dsobsdencs Of orders and
insubordinats and dsrcspcctfui conduct towards his
superior o6loer found guilty and sentenced bs
pr,vsssIy reprimauded by tho Commanding General OF
tbs Third Military District Major General Pope disap-
proved Of the sentence, ana in doing 20 he said
the record In this case returned 70 the court for
punishment was inadequate. Tue court has thought
proper adhere 70 ts decision, thus giving smother
vii 10 i.s full duty 10 Furnishing ocer %
Tho courts severe enough, and often too
tho punishmsnts they iunics on non commisslosed
stoned officers are usually too enicut.
Report or the InsernaI Revenue CommIs.
sIoner.
Rollins has for several days pass been
inaccessible 70 visitors, being engaged In writing bis
annual report II 10 said that shs psrplsxing question:
"Hcw can wniskey % UrouRnSt 70 ~ non ~ ana ioR
mate price Of two dollars and half per gallon ~ will
form one Of the principal SUBJECTS Of his report
Whiskey Scizsres In Richmond.
learn from Richmond, Va, to-nighs thss Byrm's
distsvy and Mysn Broshsrs rsosifyng house. swo Of
ths largest whsksy establishments in that CITY, we're
taken possession q yesterday BY General MuIfod Col
scser Of Internal Revenue for alleged violations OF the
Internal Revenue laws. ana between two hundred and
any aad three hundred barrels Of whskey we're seized
New Patents.
The Commissioner Of Patsnu viii issue for tho week
ending the 5sh prorimo So7 patents During the
pass week 500 applications aud 50 caveats have been
nlsd
. The Pension OnSre.
Tho estimate Of the expenses for the Pension oce Tor
the fiscal ysar ending June 90 1899, is - foiows:-
For salaries and contingent expenses. s1il, $40
For payment Of pensions.
--------
iotHs. S"~sA~Ato>S
Business Of tho General Land Once.
Commissioner wilson, Of the General Land once. is In
rscsips Of sdvicss from the Surveyor General - Virginia
CITY, Nevada, showing shM that ofces had appointed
mining deputies for the Third Fourh and Fra mining
districts In that s.as under the provisions cf the act Of
cpagrsss approved the 2osh Of ialy tscA rhs rhird
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ROBERT sLARK. WIN. A. KENT. Il
ISAAC II. sTAUFFER, CHAs. MAcREADY,
SLAR1k, STAUFFER Ac CO.,
""l Importers and Dealers in 70
Fl "A r ID VIVA. R j.
IRON, Nails, Tin Plates, Copper, Paints,
= = Oils, AgricHltural Implements, &c., No Il
q Agents for the yieille Montague Sheet .Zin0
Company; and Ploughs Of all the most an
Dro'ea D'n GaATEss DEhElITT a. C0.7---7
"HOLEsALE DEALERS IN BOOTS
wv Shoes and Brogans, No. los Grayier
Street, near Magazine Street, 7f'1
hH NEW oRLEANs.G .G55i
A. j. GILLESPIE, I sb IG!1alll.y
Ja Aberdeen, Missj 40 .., aug28dtf,
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PoKING Fun AT TIE MLITAeY AU-
THoRITIEs;-The Gonzales Texas In
quirer, a few weeks ago, said that the
Mayor of that town had draped the
public square in black on account Of
the passage of the Sherman bill, which
placed the country under military rule,
Gen. Griffin took the paragraph liter
ally, and thundered forth a pronuncia-
mento assuming the fact as San evi-
dent token that Gonzales county was
rebelliOus,n a&e:zT The Inquirer exs
plains the difficulty by.stating that just
about that time the Mayor had caused
the grass to be burned of the public
square, which operation left il quite
black tfA q faMfhfss
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A man was ehopping wood before
his door, with his children about him
playing A stranger came along and
bid him good morning. The man re.
piled somewhat gruffly. "Fine chill
dren you have, sir" eyes" "An
grown p "Of course" "This is a
nice little girl.p "That's Eliser..',
That's a what 7" "That's Eliser."
The stranger couldn't stand that, and
Immediately pitched into pGter .fami-
has, while the children ran screaming
into the house The noise brought
out the old woman, who succeeded in
explaining matters after the beliger-
ents had become pretty well tuckered
out. rstsrfta
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TRUE MANHOOD. Ashamed of the
dingy worshop and dusty labor field |;
Of thy hard hand, SCARED with service
more honorable than of war; of the
soiled weather stained garments on
which mother Nature has embroider-
ed, midst sun and rain, midst fire and
steam, her own heraldic honors |?
Ashamed of these tokens and titles.
and envious of the Haunting robes of
imbecile idleness and variety9 1t is
treason to Nature, 1t is impiety to
Heavens ordinance. Toll, repeat
toll, either of the brain, or Of the
heart, or Of the hand it is the only
true nobility. as t9 afa41 0 4
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n 777-T--7. n -=7T--T
mississippi Central Railroad.
GOING NokTH.

3D3@ SIR GOING NORTH. ~ ho9e ~
Mail Train No. 81 leaves Canton daily al
$50 o. M; stops, for dinner at Winona al
1850 p. M; stops for supper at Holly Springi
at 7:30 piim5 arrives at Grand junction al
9:10 p. M; and connects with the Mobile and
Ohio Road, near jackson, Tenn, at 1890 al
night. This train connects with the New
Orleans train at Canton,
Express Train No. leaves Canton daily
at 8 o'clock p. M, 25 minutes after arrival
of train from New Orleans; stops for break.
fast at H lily Springs whereit arrives at 8:55
q. m reaches the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
at 1910 p. IN.
.t'. COMING SOUTH.
The Mail Train leaves the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad at lao p in.a astops for supper
at Holly Springs, where it arrives at 6:35 p.
mt reaches Canton next morning at $50 a.
m, connecting with the train for New Or
leans that leaves at 5:45 o. m.r
The Express Train leaves the NJ. & o. r.
r. at 7:05 A. M, stops for dinner at Holly
Springs twenty minute, leaving there at r.
NJ, stopping for rsupper at fWinona, where II
arrives at7l0P 7. M; arriving at Canton at
n:l0 P. M, oonnecting with the train for
New Orleans, which leaves atI li40 y. NJ.
FrfiG3 EGlng hbaseg area Canto6, winona,
Holly Springs, aud at the M. e. o R.R.
This schedule took effect May 5th, 1867.
.RiFiF roff,tte g4a Z. D. FROST,
81 t .i....., Gen. Supt.
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Mississ ippi and Tennessee Railroad.
(FBoM GRENADA TO MEMPHIS Y.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.

TRAINS GOING NORTH.
at Memphis at S:45 p. m.
Express train leaves Grenada at las q. M,
arriving at Memphis at 6:45 a. m. ia
. i9H TRAINS COMING SOUTH.
Mail leaves Memphis daily at 4:45 p, M,
arriving at Grenada at ll:45 p. M a5
Express train leaves Memphis daily at
1880 a. M. arriving at Grenada at 5 p. NJ
Distance 80 miles. ~
Mail and Express trains run daily. Freight
train daily, Sundays excepted. Express No.
Q will wait at Grenada one hour for delayed
train on Mississippi Centrali and Mail No A.,
(or the one that leaves Grenada at 2:25 p. m, J
will wait two hours for delayed train on Mis-
sissippi Central.1a ggigJ Oh 40
This schedule took effect May 5, 1867.
oi a, @j A. s. LIVERM0RE, "
-t.,..s., f.. Genl Sup't.
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BooKsELLERs AND sTATIONERs,

Capitol reet.CJackson, Miss.
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,EEfr1
VOT STVSGTTlha
NLlAN ~ e4dfSi nssd oyAd siaauiHrisgI oaedr
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.Nt5J - l~SSAsN5 -. AADN hOhCoty
and tits better to be silent than speal
subterfnge. .a1
Policy ofexpression and address il
sometimes questionable justice to
the object. a1 I, sa.a'ian dal3 =
Honor is truth and the truth is
the principal quality Of true courage.
Mental and physical integrity are
essential requisites to higher develop
ment in ourselves, and support of
noble feelings in others. ,.,.,,.
Human progress is never purely
original; for the addition each one
makes upon the previous development
Of fact is only aleverage for another
mind to act upon ID .rs5
Goodness is crude according to its
isolation, and attains character, object
and worth by special combination.
HEART AND MrND.-The heart leads
or follows, but the mind directs or
controls; SO is some marry their feel
ings to find their judgments are not
united.
Love without judgment makes a
faithful absurdity Of man, and en-
courages uncertainty in a woman.
q + -AHI T .##
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IPR0FES.SIONAE.'g'
o 5isIg.l5svI IOovINaTOf, Isa

7 't'r ~ CIIAHLEs CBANMyl W lNist y
A TTORNEY AT, LAW, has resumed Pfaetice.
n Residence Bolivar. county, Mississippi. Post
ODcor-Na Napuleons Ark hVag9 An ,1 ian29dh 4
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"A sailor boy being asked how he
liked his bride, replied, ssWhy dye
see, l took her to be only half of me
as the carson says, but dash me if she
isn'tstwice. as much as l. Tim onlya
tar, but she's Tartar. fgtno
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DePartrre.y of vIeIssbnre .ackel..

~ ,fT lt.t, F,f ~ .s tttt
RoBT, Z. LEE, ~
Leaves Vfcksburg for Memphis every alter
Cnate Thursday ut z o'clock, r.. NJ iliq'
Leaves Vicksburg for New Orleans every oil
ternate Friday at s o'clock, P. NJ.
Hia .2Yo GEN QUITMAN, ta z
Leaves vicksburg for Memphis every altcr.
nate Thursday at 7io'clock, p. M. ~, f.
Leaves yicksburg for New Orleans every al
}ternato Fridayat 5 o'clock, PM ''it
giiq godio bnMAGENTA,g mo ianin .
Leaves vioIrsburg for New Orleans every
Tuesday at "A O'clock, Pm.
HOPE, ,t.
Leaves vicksburg for 'Yazoo City every Tues
day, Thursday aud Saturday at 5 P. NJ. q
-li3 III li4 u, CALUMET, I2.R i3iis
Leaves Vicksburg for Greenwood, iTchula,
Yazoo. City and way points, every Satur-
day at s o'clock, p NJ oNt ~ Sag w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
on,a,sslnI Nopru NMogp1r,rl

COMMA NORTH.
Passenger Train No. | leaves New Orleans
daily At O'Clock :. NJ, arriving at jackson
dailyIat O'Clock A. NJ. arrivingfat Jackson
q 9 O'clock =, NJ, and Canton AZ 7;S5 I'm
M 10 3n9 COMING sourH.a trg s5ni
Passenger Train No leaves Canton daily
at 5:45 a. NJ, Jackson at ESQ A. NJ arriving at
New Orleans at 7'PgMi div jo8ino9 fspn
Passenger Traip No. 2 leaves Canton daily
al I1.40P. NJ, Jackson 1,a5 A. NJ, arriving III
New Orleans ati1i2 PaM.ll no nolI9uI'ani
ult..ln lliuT.s, WILLIAMS, Gen. supt, .
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I.hfHAUVAL.
hR KNAPP has removed his Office to his
~ residence on State street, one square north
of Capitol, and nearly opposite the ruins OF
the Bowman House, where he will be pleased
TO see his old friends, and all others who may
desire the most perfect dental operations.
. Being prepared with all the Modern In
pr0gemsnts in the Dental Art, he trust he
may continue to merit the liberal patros ge
extended to him for the past twenty yearna
jackson. Miss, Jan 9th 1857. dtf -34
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IEESIEil lIlIE| HOMES
RassSsslDlNm


MFRS II. B. EVANS would Ennouocs %
Iva the Lsdies of Jtekson and vicinity that
the has resumed the =. u t.-.rr - -.
lEl1ifnery ahf Drssrmsktng gBuaInsss,
on sTATE sfKEET, next door % FIanery's
Furniture Eodra A EhArs of patrunags 4 90
ueitsd. Epr1 2i-2md&E,
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A TTORNEY s. COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
IA jackson, Miss; will practice in the various
Courtsln hec0unties Of Kinds, Rankin, Matli4
son, Issaquena, Washington,a Bolivar, and in
the United States District at Jackson.1I alf {
All business entrusted to him. will receive
prOmpt attentiol. te5gf340Hn la#aas ~ hsiti
special, attention given to the collection Of
claims II f. a,s. sentl2fltf
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III. n. rAYrOw.,

M Nhs NANHlVHks
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER,
SASH. DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY.
HAVING taken the shop of late w. w.
II Hardy; am prepared to do all kinds of
planning. Sash, Doors and Blinds maue TO or
der, and as cheap as they can be had in Gin
cinnan or elsewhere. All work warranted to
give satisfaction. 0i9ls47,* febl6-d1y
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House ana Lot For sale,

AM authorized to sell the House and Lot
on State Street, opposite the present resi-.
aelce OF Mr.. Barrows. A bargain will be
g en- II early application is made
nay Z, ls67:dtf -. L. POWER.
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Gcins orThought.

Strategy Of feeling is not honesty,
and tits better to be silent than speak
subterfupe. t
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and all other articles that are usually kent in
wholesale Grocery house.
We pledge our special attention to the or.
ders OF Merchants, Planters and all Others,
] Nov .lA lAiR.1Nd u .-.L..- L.LELI - "
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LAW CARD.

MARION SMITH. u alf4iw. y. FiTzGERAI.D.
~ SMITH = FITzGERALp, ,noiso
IA TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORs AT
all the Courts Of Kinds ndadjoining counties.
Special attention given to all business ehtrust-
ed TO their care. Office IN STATE Library aag
feb23-tf. 5ig3GH& as!9sBa odl ID tafias 81 +.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-04
The Riverside Institute,

Situate at Riverside, Burlington County,
New Jersey, is founded for the purpose of
gratuitously educating she sons of de-
ceased Soldiers and Seamen OF the United
States.
The Board of Trustees consists of the
following well-knOwn citizens of PENN
sylvania and New Jersey:
Hon. WIN. b, MANN, District Attorney,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. LEWIS r. BRooMALL, Ex-Chief
COiner U. >. Mint, and Recorder of
Deeds, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. JAMES NJ. SCovEL, New Jersey.
Hon. W. w. WARE, New Jersey.
HENRY GoRMAN, ESQ, Agent Adams Ex-
press, Philadelphia, Pa
J. E. Coz, Esq, OF JOY. Coe & Co., Philad'a.
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: WHITE PINE CONPOUND,
GEORGE w. SWEET, N. D.,

PrOprIetOr.
, reed Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
IOs Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision Of Rev. +, W. Po-
-rftgrCa r land
Cloud & Akin, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by Keller s. White, VIM. H P
Stoddard, II. @. Bridweil, II. j. Schlaepfer
and by Druggists generally.
feb9 div, wit If.
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Racine College.

The fifteenth year of Racine College will
begin WEDN ESDAY, NovEHB En- 18th.
For admission to the College or Gram
mar School, or for circulars for fnforma-
REV. DIR. DEKOvEN, -
SELF d5w Racine, Wisconsin.
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Treasury Department, Washington, D. C.,1
April Is, 1867. J
that the proceeds of the enterprise con-
Quoted by the Washington Library Com
pany viii be devoted to charitable uses,
pany to conduct such enterprise exempt
from all charge, whether from special tax
u o' E. 4. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Re-
ceivers Messrs. GEORGE *. COOKE d Co.
50 South Third Street. Philadelphia, whose
rience viii be sufficient gaarapteer that
the money entrusted to them will be
prom pity applied to the purpose stated.
q PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 20, 1867.
TO the, O1icers and Members of the Washa,ao-.
ton Library Co., N. 8. READ, Secretary:
Gentlemen-On receipt of your favor Of
ment as Receivers for your Company, we
took the liberty to submit q copy of your
charter, with plan pl,, Of your snteEprise. to
ceived his favorable opinion in regard to
its legality, and sym pathizing with the
benevolent object OF your Association, viz
phan children OF our soldiers and sailors
of the Riverside Institute, we have con-
Guided to accept the trust, and to use our
best efforts to promote so worthy an object.
= r3Ill-I Z GEO. a. COOKE & Co.
Address AL letters and orders to
GEO. A. COOKE & CO, BANKERS
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Philadeldhia Pa
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Subscription One Dollar.

Any person sending US ONE DOLLAR, or
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- Washin gtonAs Hast fnteFyfew with his
Mother
5hf THREE DotLA r srNGRxvrNstes.' iITd
Any person paying Three DOLLARS will
receive the beautiful Steel-Plate Of -.
"HOME FROM THE. WAR,'D 'Aeip
and Three Certificates Of Stock, becoming
entitled to Three Presents. ~ III br.t3
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
Any person paying Four DOLLARS shall
receive fheTlarge and beautiful SteeirPlate
..PERIzs1 oFfOURi FoRERA THEIRS!
and Four Certificates of Stock, entitliag
them to Four Presents. -,
900 FIVE isoL1AR ENGRAvfNes. 7Hf on
Any person who pays. FIVE DOLLARS
Snttn receive Inc idi &c anu spAcAulu Otccl-
Plate of the ~ 1It4 -tfu8tft ma --fs = s
,f.MARRLAGE OF POCAHONTAS,p
and Five Certificates of stock, entAIling
them to Five Presents. -' 7-t' - trAN =.
The Engravings and Certificates will be
delivered to each subscriber at our Local
Agencies, or sent 10y mail, postpaid, or
express, as may be ordered. ts-tsFr-
Hoao to Obtain Shares and Enarav-
iagS.
Send orders to us by mail, enclosing
from 81 to So either by post-office orders
or in a registered letter, at our risk Larger
amounts should be sent by draft or ex-
press
10shares, with yings-...........-.S 9 so
25.shares, with Engravings- ............. % so
so shares, with Engravings....--........4 6 80
rs shares, with Engravin gs -........-.... SO 90
100 shares, with Engravings-........-..-- 80 90
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