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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-23
.JeNeLoa'S, dc.


Z Attest STYLES NEW JEWELkY
IJUST RECEIVED IT NOWLAN & CO.'S.
Magnificent Pc Ri BRIDAL SETS,
AMETHYST and DIAMOND SETS,
TaSSELi. and PEARL SETS,
GARNET ETRU~CAN SETS,
Rich CORAL SETS,
New patterns EN- i. MELLED BANDS,
Ele.ant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS, and
ip1iiAaoND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS,
Evtry variety OF rich SILVERWARE, In cases,
for BHIDAL PRESENTS.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles
direct from the factories Of Europe and America
Thomas EowLaS N0WL.N Il CO.,
70. Z. NACoMgER corner Main and
nola Tenth streets, above the post office.
NEW AND B f a U tt F U l. PAT
~ TEENS OF JENELRY, SLY ER:PLATED
WARE &c, ri JOHN H. TYLER co ), 1917
Main street.-We have on hand aud are constant
iy receiving A II the most desirable styles OF
Diamond Pins. Ear Rings, Finger Kings, &c;
Gold, Enamel led, and Etruscan Jewelery-eVery
article in this line OF new patterns
Gold aud Silver Watches. superior quality war
rant.d;
;iue. every variety; =,
Silver TIA Services Pitchers, Goolets, Mugs, But
ter dishes, Castors, Spoons, FORKS Ladies
Butter Knives, &c
SILVER in cases Tor Bridal and other presents. &C
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Insurance Companies.

~ ". Wake 81 CO.,
IL. SUCCESSORS TO O. +. BRESEE. EaQ,
GENERAL assurance AGENTS.
OFFICE lOI4 MAIS STREET,
hrst door east of post-oifce, under Messrs. X. Ii.
Many & Co.
Buildings, merchardise, furniture, and personal
property OF all kinds, in the city country, ins
rnred against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
RACES in companies Of III. highest standing.
I.o-s4s equit ably Al jasted and promptly paid.
Marine and INLAND insurance aiso effected a..
current rates. DOZ-tB
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Explosion C..:.i 2.inc-y.nss os g-i'e'

LNNiNetOn in {. Coal 2-.ne-5.''N9" o. 1T
STANTON, Penn, November 2o.-Ihe
Pine Ridge Coliery, Two miles noEIh- Of
#.lkrsy4r.e, has been closed :or se'er"l
lay TO smother AID quench the burning
..e.aam0. An attempt was made to open
), TODAY. resulting in an explosion, which
allied 1.Agc men and badly "cuhoeo tMo.
Several explosions followed, some OF "i me-
We're distinctly felt il Wilke5barre. Inc
" .g Viii be Hooded with ~4tes.
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Commission Merchants.

:
rg7HE VIRGINIA TOBAC eco
1 AGENCY, IS WATER STREET, NEW YORK.
Mr. JAMES NJ. GARDINER withdraws from tho
frm OF CONNOLLY 81 co. this lat day OF No
vember. 1861; The rsmaining p srners Will pG cop-
,inus the, TOBACCO AND COMM lssioN BuSiI
trust 70 receive continuance OF the faYors OF
their Virginia friends.
w ALEXANDER BASS,
JAMES A. CONNOLLY.
new YORK. November |. 1857 no lin
g. NJ. WILLIAMSON formerly of A.
=. i. Stokes { Coz, Wholesale GROCER
AHo COMM. SsI0N MERCHANT, Nos. 1915 and
1918 Cary street, between Thirteenth and Vrgi MIA
streets. RichmonI, W. VII give strict attention
to his patrons full market prices and prompt re-
turns.
advances will be made on ccnsiSnments In
| hand W.T.
Bank of Virginia; A F. Harvey, Esq: President
National Sank OF Virginia; Messrs, Herveys =
Williams Msssrs. 4. Stokes q Co. Aessrs. X
H. Many i Co. Bankers; Harrison, Godtin L
Appor-on, Real Estate Auct'oneers.
ElcHMoSD, october 10, 1867. &C 2l-am
CT BARNES j. p. JrsTIs, s.P. P"wLHR.
BARNES, JJSTIS Il FOWLER,
COMMISSION AND FORWaKDlNH MERCHANTS,
No 1909 FRANKLIN street, Richmond, virginia,
and l43 Pratt street, baltimore. Md.-Parties
Shipping PRODUCE to this houss can draw for
ore. half tho value of ipment soon az ship
pet tho balance Will be paid over M soon as sold.
! Strict attention given 10 tho business. Quick
sales and prompt returns made ,r,,,,
| Ia.isl.,ure. Buckingham county; Colonel u.
| Cobbs Farnlvii!e, Va. !; "A. NJ. Pierce staunton.
/ Va. j. X. honsr, Wayne-boTo', Augusta county,
! r. s. Pollard nicnmgnt, Va; Lancaster Co..
| ban Ears, Richmond, VA. 20 I-1m
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= RoCL NJ ALTON.
KNOW ALL BY THESE PREsENTs-Greetins
That we are receiving from our buyer, who is In
New York attending the large trade sales, the
largest and most desirable stock of
DRY GOODS,
HOSIERY.
BLANKETS
CARPETS,
SHAwLs.
CLOAKS,
AND SACQUES,
which we are selling ~
GREATLY REDUCED Prices.
WE ARE DETERMINED TO SELL, AGD NOT
BE UNDERS0LD.
GREAT REDUCTION IN DRESS GOODS
PoPL1Ns at Csc.
TERRIBLE BREAK IN DRY GOODS,
Y YARD WibE BLESCHED' COTTON. only l?.c
! lo-INGH PILLOW CASE COTTON, lsc;
| lO-I SHEETlGGS, !lc.
fine and large lot OF
CLOTH sACQUES. light colors,
| GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED!
JUST FROM AUCTION
And everything In our large establishment We are
determined to sell
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Call early and convince yourselves OF the unpre-
cedented bargains oter-d ut
MlTTELDoRFER & cos.
1909 Main street,
no q Ivy opp0stte pos I. Office.
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.--' L. Monroe, tne editor and proNri-
lMA9h.Srymour Times, one Of the most
ys'~-. .aislny Radical papers in lndi-
ia, las recently purchased the oii'&o oi
Tie Seymour Gnion, q Coppcfiead paper
.rylaaed in the same place, and Is no"
-. ID in running both papers.
,.,,.. merry Blair las written letter
"a. I'd Johnson denying that he ever
q,grIlt.,vs.. such conversation with Genera
t'r .,as that attributed to bin under the
uae d Graut'S personal friend by 1ho
correspondent Of Z Boston paper.-Ne0
I9rt Tines.
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CPECIAL NOTICE.
> CARD0z0, ALsoP h FoURQUREAN
have Just received from auction splendid assort-
ment OF elegant DkEoS GOODS, consisting in part
EMPRESS CLOTHS, every shade and quality
Valencia, French and Irish PoPLIiS;
ALPACA and ALPACA PuPLlNS,
Elegant DRESS SILKS. &c, SC.
In Mourning, we have
BoMDAztTE, EMPRESS CLOTH. ALPACA, Al;
PACA P0PLlNs, lEISh P0PLlHs, oUEss's
BlaTritz and French ALPACA, beautiful article.
A's sL I:% $ss r
As ST sEfGI s Ss I AID
for Ladies, Gents. Boys, and aisses-all at
ne Sg0 pCtASDozo. ALsoP Il FoURoUREAN.
CHEAP GOODS, CHEAP GOODS, At
~ .oe Broad street b s1sa Second and Third
nsst BLBhCHED C0TToN, full yard wide, l5c !;
Fine Brown COTTON for Ec full yard Wild,
Fu!i iGr iiii SHEEr1NGs a; 10 and Soc
Bast NOUS.ELAlNE DELAlNEs for 2cc.;
BLACK and CoLORED ALPACAS very low
ALL y Ooh DELAlNES at 10 and i5c. !;
Beautiful sHAWLs from :2up;
EALM1GAL SKIRTS for 81 80, worth -
Great bargains in TOWELS and TABLE LINEN
FRENCH CURSETS from f5c. mp;
WHITE and COLORED BED SPREADS,
Great bargains in ALL-WOoL MARIEOs:
WHITE and COLORED BLANKETS very low.
large and well. selected stock of BOOTS aud
SHOES for mems, women's. and boys wear.
BLACK CLOTH CL0AkS, latest styles, for 81,
coed Sd'p stock cc *" Of CAsslMBgGs for mems and
Good 0 KID Cloves for 7sc
Don't forget the old-estapLished PLACE, p,s
No 2o5, between Second and Third str..ots,,
no2l wv Broad.
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ws> The Democrats who proposed to
-4r Che Tennessee representatives on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-12

The CONTESTED EEECTION.-Iti is rumor-
ed that the Convention in session at the
capitol will Gust Mr.. SoUTHALL and seat
Mr.. TUKEY, because the former did not
register himself as voter previous to the
election. The Convention not only has no
right, but it has no power, under the re-
construction acts, to perpetrate this enor-
nous outrage. Those acts provided that
every man should be eligible to the Con-
vention who was not disfranchised under
the constitutional amendment and as Mr..
SoUTHALL was not so disfranchised, it fol-
lows that he was eligible. The Convention
proposes to add new disqualification
one not named in the law to which it owes
its own existence. We repeat that if it
should be guilty of this gross wrong, this
act of usurpation, it would transcend its
powers. But we have no idea that such q
body has any respect for the limitations of
law or the requirements Of justice.
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OBITUARY.


Died, st his resil.nce inCbarlotts county, De-
eemoer 9th Mr.. HsNkY CAkRlNGToS, IN his
seventy sixth year.
The old Virginia gentleman "-synonyme,
even with those VINO hate as, OF all that ~ chival
rous and true generous and &i2 III hsarted-had no
bettsr type thau III him whose death IL ABOVE re-
corded In The departing glory OF the old tom
monwealh she could stin point with pride TO
SONS OF hsr spns, who, here and there, ike the
old oaks OF the forest, stood run, and bore them
selves sloft. showing what had once been her
glory and her greatness. The old oaks are fail.
Ing These. noble otd sons OF Virginia, who
loved and mournei her. are fat following her
Liberties TO tue grave. When Wa say that by
none ware h r name and fame more yyorthily
itlustra cd than by Mr. HgSHy CARrISGTOS
W. are IS pred our testimony is endorsed by ali
whoKl him. who do not feel in his presence
ne warmth OF hls great heart. the genial glow of
sne klndliness OF his laturr, the charm Il kuile.
.Sssnsss wu'eh was a conspicuous trait In his
enSarsetsr AND which war az genuine rs tn al of a
enndt With mind Of unusual breadth stored
sn sleh ana varied Inform alton, with coiloa uial
ySrete VI very high cr1er and with an wealth
% nonSr htngptsrly free from the unkindnsss Of
ssIle, NO aetshtsd his gussts, while he nsvsr
eseneo 80 nsppy 40 when Dispensing mast linz
t LILY ns large hearted Hospitality she writsr
ooos MOI atsempt moro than brs al notice Ia. -
nsose Sxtehdeo sketch Of his charastsr ana iius
~ snothet pen-claiming only the nriviiaa' 'Ie s
Sea9!hg tears OF tender reverence over tba ~ "
asman." ptu Virginia Sen.
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The Convent ton.

"Eyen In their ashes live their wonted
fires" Virginia appears to-day as grand
in council as during the long years of the
recent war she appeared terrible in battle.
Her sons are the descendants Of heroes,
and her representative men truly repre-
sent not only the great living but the
mighty dead. WASHINGTON, and JEFfER-
son, and Henry, and RANDOLPH, and MA
SON, and MADISON, and MARSHALL, nave
passed their sceptre Of power to no I" unli-
neal hands, The Convention speaks for
the present, yet reminds US of the glorious
worthless of the past and Of the deeds Of
arms. and words of eloquence, and
labors for the rights of mankind,
which long ago rendered illustrious
the very name Of Virginia. The silent
orator is there, the trammelled statesman
is there, the hero without a sword is
there, the men who would fam not be
without country are there. We read in
their very looks the sad history Of men
oyerpowered By force still preserving their
self-respect, their traditions Of the past
their hope in the future, and their deter
mination to do whatever is becoming ana
necessary to secure the blessings OF civil
liberty to their children.
The proceedings of yesterday, whicn
will be found in the Dispatch of this morn
ing, plainly unfold the calm, deliberate,
and wise temper and purpose which actuate
this noble assembly Of true Virginians,, and
we have not a doubt that the results OF
their deliberations to-day VIII not only
establish their claim to be considered one
of the wisest and most patriotic represen-
tatiye bodies that ever met in this State,
but that they will be of infinite value
through the salutary influence they will
exert upon the public mind Of this old
Commonwealth and the whole Union.
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@ STEARINE SOAP.-This best Of all
family soaps, now 80 favorably known all over
the United States, is, It's name indicates, made
OF the "hard substance Of pure tallow" upon an
entirely new principle. Clothes need no boiling,
no rubbing on washboard; one pound will go
as far az three pounds of other family soaps. II
1t does not give satisfaction return It at our ex-
psnse. Beware of limitations; the genuine is
made only by
McKRONE, VAN HAAGEN & CO.,
Manufacturers,
90 south Front street, Philadelphia; 80 Barclay
street, New York. no So-eow6m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-12

TIE EDITORIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mem
hers of the press now in this city will meet
this evening at halfpast 8 o'clock at the
Ballard House. The following editors are
now in the city Colonel WITHERs, Lynch
burg News; C. W. BUTroN, Lynchburg
yirginian R. W. GLASS, Lynchburg Re-
publican ]. II. WARTMAN, Harrisonburg
Register; W. II. II. LYNN, Staunton Vim
dicator R. H. MAUzEY, Staunton Specta-
tor; ALEXANDER CARRIER, Staunton Val
ley yirginian; P. BoULD1N, Danville
Times; A. ANDERSON, Danville Re-
gister; J. ". FINKs, Warrenton In
dex Mr.. CANNON, Warrenton Sentinel
a. A. LITTLE, Fredericksburg News; j.
W. SENER, Fredericksburg Ledger; j. h.
KELLEY, Fredericksburg Herald; R. W.
HUNTER, Times, Winchester; Mr.. SHEETS,
Mirror, Leesburg; Mr.. Houston, Herald,
Fincastle; J. G. SoUrHALL, Chronicle,
Charlottesville; JAMES BARRON HOPE,
Virginian, Norfolk; Mr.. FOSTER, Day
Book, Norfolk o. A. HAINEs, Express,
Petersburg; Mr.. BARR, Virginian, Abing-
don; DR.. G. w. BAGBY, Native Virginian,
Orange Courthouse; and Mr.. THACKsToN,
Tobacco Plant, GAINESVILLE.
There may be others in the city whose
arrival we are not aware Of. We have no
doubt the intercourse of these Virginia
editors will be very agreeable, and tend
very much to better appreciation
through better acquaintance with one
another. There has been an intimation OF
o very happy conclusion to their meeting
here, which will probably constitute this a
sort of white day in their lives.
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The Italian Government has amnestied
all the captured Garibaldians. Compared
with the conduct Of most European 60
vernments on similar occasions, this is a
commendable act of clemency.-Ne1 York
Tribune.
Why European What Of the Ameri-
can Government?
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We have never heard of more humili-
ating confession than that publicly made
by the Radical League in Philadelphia in
nominating General GRANT for President.
They declare that they nominated him
"belieuing" him to be Republican. In
other words, destruction stares them in
the face, and, reckless of principle, they
seize upon him as drowning man seizes
q straw
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Coapetings, Furniture, dc.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSEHOLD FU HNl.
ID TURE.-FREsH SUPPLIES. We wo Id re:
spectfully invite the aitsntion OF our fiai 10 and
the public generally to the very large, sels and
attractive stock of FURSlTURE now on Shib!.
ton at our spacious wareroons. II comprises
every article pertaining 10 the business. and In
style, quality, and price, cannot be suIpasssd n
this Stats. The encouragement ext uded through
twenty Ave years past ii highly dduerins, and We
most respectfully solicit Continuance OF the
same. HABLIsTON 3 Bs0TGER,
nol2 Ninth and Main streets.
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mTHE SOUTHERN PLANTER Ann

nT HE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER.-"TH THE SO UTHExy PLANTER F." and
"THg FARMER" hitherto published separately In
this city, will be consolidated on and after the 1st
day OF January, 1858. and published under the
title of "THE SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER" This new issue will constitute the
second volume NEW seriss) OF The SOUTHERN
PLANTER" In consideration Of the stringsncy OF
the times and the Impoverished condition Of the
sgriculturiss OF the South the terms Of sub,crip-
ton for the next ysar win be REDUCED TO TWO
DoLLARs-payable in advance. We rely upon
the aid OF our friends for the Of enter
prise II We shall be able to sustain such cha.
racter for our journal as will make 1t worthy OF
their patronage. CHARLES B. WILLIAMS,
Editor and Proprietor.
Office. lois Main street poas-oiee box sss. Rich
mond, Va. EYEe,. de2-at
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Be 1867. CHRISTMAS. 1867.
ANDREW ANToNI respectfully invites atten-
ton to his large and select assortment Of FRENCH
and AMERICAN CoSFECTlONERY, including
EXTRA REFINED CANDIES
of his own manufacture, which, for purity and ex-
cellence of flavor, have for the past eighteen
years been pronounced by competent judges
THE BEST AS WE'LL AS THE CHEAPEST
made or sod In this city.
Call and examine my stock.
p. ANDREW ANT0NI,
south side Main street, below the post Office.
de l0--lw
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mg CHRISTMAS PREPARE FOR IT {!
OLD APPLE BRAaDY,
RUM,
IRISH wHIsKEY,
COOKING WINE,
PORT and SHERRY WINE,
FRENCH BRANDY and GIN,
FIVE-YEAR OLD Rye WHISkEY-warranted
LONDON PORTER,
CRUSHED, POWDERED, and COFFEE sU-
CARS,
PRIME LAGUAYRA and RIO COFFRES,
SUPERIOR GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
FLOUR and BUCKWHEAT,
BUTTER and LARD,
in store for sale by JOHN M HIGGINS,
1910 Franklin street,
de low near Old Market.
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SDecSnL Notices

Eg BOOTS, srIoEs, TRUNKS, &e.-Msm.
bers of the Convention. strangers, and al others
in want OF ts-- tast.--
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &C.,
are invited to call and examine my exssnsivs
stock before purchasing.
Ihave many styles not to be found In any other
house in the city, and my general stock VIII
be found equal to any ever offered IN this market.
Call at tho corner of Ninth and Main streets.
ds17-lw JOHN G. PAGE, JK.
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JeWelers, &c.

T Attest STYLES NEW JEWELRY
Ia JUST RECEIVED At NOWLAN 4 CO.'S.
Magnificent PEARL BRIDAL SETS,
AMETHYST and DIAMOND SETS,
TASSELL and PEARL SETS,
GARNET ETRURCAN SETS,
Rich CORAL SETS,
New patterns ENAMRLLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAIds, end
PINS;
WEDDING RINGS,
Every variety Of rich sILyERWARE, In cases,
for BRIDAL PRESENTS.
We are constantly receiving the latest styles
direct from the factories OF Europe and America.
THOMAS NowLAg, NO"Das CO.,
Ro z. MAoonBHg corner Main and
nol2 Tenth streets, above tho poSt.otics.
NEW AND B EA UT1FU l. PAT
IN Terms OF JBWELEY, SlLVER-PLATED
WARE, &C., at JOHN q. TYLEk ca g, 1919
hain street.--We have on hand and are constant.
ly receiving q II the most desirable styles OF
DESMOND Pins. Ear kiugs, Finger BlnSs, &C.;
Gold, Rn ame!led, and Etruscan Jewelery-eYer7
article in this line Of new patterns;
Gold and Silver Watches, superior quality war
ranted;
Gold watch Chains, Vest, Chatham, and Leon.
tine, every variety;
Silver Tea Services Pitchers, Goblsts, Mugs, But
ter Dishes, Casters, Spoons, Forks, Ladies,
Butter Knives, sc
Silver in cases for Bridal and other presents. oe
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Meetj95gS.

THE MEMBERS OF THE COkSER-
VATIVE CONVENTION from the Souhs side
counties and others favorable 10 the interests OF
the Norfolk and Great Western Railroad COMPANY
are requested TO meetst parlor l57, Ballard auee'
at half past THIS EVEHIEG. del2-H
MASONIC NOTICE.-The members
Vl OF METKOPOLITAN LODGE, No. II, g
are requested to attend stated meeting va
THIS Thursday EVENING IT 6 o'clock in/VN
their hall, on Marshall street between sixth
and Seventh.
Members OF our sister Lodges In the city, and all
transient brethren in good standing, are frater-
nally invited to attend.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
de Fit S. JACOBS. Secretary.
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ps E. FRANKLIN, OPTICIAN, 91s MAIN
street, above Tenth. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
TACLE5 correctly suited to the eye at reduced
prices MICROSCOPES, OPERA GLASSES, etc.
de 10-3t
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MAPPED ARD ROUGH SKIN
- ursenes.ed saoosh, soft, and fair, byMEAD2aG
sAk&E's A9DAL0sIAk BALM. " no Is 9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-02
Ladies'. smke Particular Notice
the REAL vElPAU FEMALE PILLS


Tbeee Pille go celebrated many years ago In Fare,
for the relief OF tema Irregularities and afterwards
for their criminal employment IN the practice of sbof
zion nre nov offered for sale for the srst time IL
America They have been kept in comparative OBJ
eourity from the fact that the originator. Dr. Sepau.
h physician III Paris Of great westh. and strict
conscientious principles and has withheld them from
general use hest they should be employed for unlaw-
In overcoming Female obsr notions. Falling II the
Womb. Whites. Green sickness. Suppression. Reien
ton. or lmmodcrat- Flow Of the Monthly bir-
charges Nervous and Spinal Affections Paine In the
Back and Limbs Fatigue slight excitinn, fGilita
ton OF the Heart n sterics. etc. and VII effect
cure when all other menne have failed and, nj
though powerful remedy. do not contain calerne
antisnoty any thing hurtfn "a the COM tintiun.
To married ladie- and youIg girls who have nevei
been regn- nted, they are peculiarly suited. The
viii, In short time, bring ON the monthly pefi6f
with regularity.
CArrios Married Ladies ehould never take th.G
when there II any reafon 20 believe themselves prcs
nan. for they all he 10 producea miscarriage
LAdics can p-ocure box. scaled nom the eyes o
the curous. by enclosing dollar. In six postage
etamp~ 70 NJ. W. MACOMBEK. General Agent to-
the United Siaics and Cansdas, Ut Albany, ~ y. 0
- any authorized Agent
s.pt2e- d&wlv ssarvss0n n ss"r1-
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The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE
Situate at Riverside. Burlington County, New
Jersey. IL founded for the purpose Of gratuit-
ousiy educating the sons OF deceased Soldiers
and Seamen Of the United States
The Board OF Trustees consist Of the following
we'll known citizens Of Pennsy lvsnia aad New
Jersey
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN
District Attorney. Philadelphia. Pa.
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TX thief Conner U. s Mint, and Recorder
OF Deeds, Philadelphia Pa
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HON. W. ". WARE, New jersey.
HENRY GORNAN, ESQ,
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa
J. Z. C'E, Esq.
ofJoy, Coe Co. Philadelphia.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. D. c..
April Is. ls67.-Ofice of Internal Revenus:-
Having received satisfactory evidence that tho
proceeds of the enterprise conducted BY the
Washington Library Company will be devoted
70 charitable uses, permission is hereby granted
TO said Company TO conduct such enterprise ex-
empt from all charge. whether from spec: 81 tax
or other duty. L. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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pt11S0URc.
ylONONGAHELA
Iron w orks.
LEWIS. OLIVER i PHILLIPS,

sASuY>cruRERs OF
(,mrria~s nEd Tire Bolts,
TasfPn bic AD<eins aud Pipe Doxe0s
Wagon ard skeim 1sOlis.
lOuch q asl Leg screws.
Square ard AIexaEOm Nuts.
Cast and v5ro-i iron Washers
Wuchj ne Omd Pillow sfOits.
Wrought IRON Hinges.
Tuyere IvOnss
Bridge lIOlas and Cassin4s,
r. 1e. splice Bars and lBOlts, &c.
A full assortment of standard sizes kept IN
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