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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT OFFICE JULY 80,
l86S.-William Prommel, Petersburg, Va.
Mrs. DR.. John H. Wilder, Richmond, Va.
Mrs. Margaret Hinton, New York; Miss
Londie Baugham, Frederick City, Md. );
J.W. Mason, Scottsville, Va. Jones & Ash
ford, Washington, D. c.; William Withe-
row, Jr., Waynesbnro'' Val 9. G. Girls
void, Hanover Courthouse, Va; AbneG
Anderson, Danville, Va; Messrs. Griffin,
Brother & Co., Baltimore, Nd; E. W.
Jones, Monroe county, W. Va.
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GEORGE WILKES offers to bet $4,000 on
each State of thirty which he will name
that all of them will 60 for GRANT. The
reader will perceive that this would be a
bet upon only fifteen, as the first fifteen
named would be such States as are almost
certain to vote for GRANT. GEORGE lost q
good deal Of money on the impeachment
trial. He may lose again.
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PoLE-RAIsISG.-Quite o crowd assem-
bled yesterday afternoon in the First Mar
ket place to witness the raising of the flag
pole in rear of Wren's saloon, intended for
a Seymour and Blair flag. The pole is q
handsome one-well worthy of the flag
which is to float from it.. The fag-raising
will take place on or about Tuesday next
when grand demonstration is expected.
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PORT OF RICHMOND July 90, 1858.
ARRIv ED.
Schooner Mary Ellen. Hubbard, New York. salt,
Crowell Il Currlc.
Schooner Bell ---, New York, merchandise,
captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Schooner Il. ii. Jones, - New YORK, mer-
chandiSe, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner General Grant, -, down the river,
light.
... MEMORANDA.
Barque Norsk Eeritas left on yesterday with 500
hogsheads of tobacco for City Point where she
will take In the balance OF her cargo.
Barque Alma will leave for the same point on
high water to-day. She has also 800 hogsheads of
tobacco.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says that
Hon. A. H. STEPHENS was the author of the
"stupidest series of resolutions presented
to the New York Convention" We have
nothing to say in defence Of the resolutions
in question but it may be said on behalf
of Mr.. STEpHENs-what so well-posted q
paper as the Commercial is ought to know
that he was not the author Of the resolu-
tions attributed to his pen by bad guessers.
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CowARDLY AssAULT.-As Mrs. Ann
Reeves, an elderly lady, was crossing over
Mayors bridge on Tuesday afternoon she
was attacked and robbed by two white boys
named Frank Larman and J. Reeves, The
boys succeeded IN making their escape at
the time, bat were afterwards arrested, and
were brought before the Mayor yesterday
morning. They were sent on for trial be-
fore Judge Burnham's court.
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CITY DREDGING MAcHINE.-This ma
chine, which has until recently been en-
ployed in cleaning out the harbor and
portions of the river as far down as Trent's
Reach, will be laid up until the first Of
September in consequence Of want Of
funds in the city treasury to pay off the
force necessary to work her.
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RATIFICATION MEEr1NG.-The German
Conservative Club will have grand Blair
and Seymour ratification meeting tonight
at Deuringer's brewery. Speeches will be
made, both in English and German, by
prominent gentlemen who have been in
vited to address the meeting.
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The dress goods, sale ut LEVY BROTHERS Is now
being carried on from day to day In the most
vigorous manner. Every one Is satisfied that they
have made great reduction In their prices. They
are determined to carry out their intention OF
closing out their whole stock of dress goods befor
the first OF September, and at the rate they sci l.
ing are inclined to think that they will dispose
of their stock before that date.
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Tho articles in Mr.. F. S. DANIELS new
book are all Mr.. JOHN NJ. DANIELS own,
" except about dozen in the latter part of
/" the volume, which were written by the
" present editor of this Irish Citizen" So
SAWS JOHN mitchell himself.
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9 EYM0UR AND BLAIR
RATIFICATION MEETING.

The GERMAN CONSERVATIVE CLUB will
hold 4 SEYMOUR and BLAIR RATIFICATION
MEETING ut j. DEURINGER'S BREWERY, on
Eighth street near CITY Spring Park, on THURS
DAY EVENING the aoth instant at O'Clock
Prominent speakers win cndeavor to enlighten
the public the political situation of the country
In German and English speeches. Also, resolu-
of the National Democratic Convention will be in
troduced
Our German fellow-cltizens In particular, aud
the public in general are invited to attend.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
iy 28-3t
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--= $500 ---.- ----~
LOCAL MATTERS.

PoL1TIcs IN CHEsTERF1ELD.-To insure D
Radical majority in Chesterfield when 'a ,e
cleo lion takes place whenever that ls 10 70
bel that county has been designated as 1ne
fourth division of the third sub-distsaos, bu-
reau of Refugees, Freedmen, and :Aoan-
don.ed Lands, and Mr.. Samuel +. Madao1'
late member of the mongrel ConTenttlon'
has been appointed by General Howard as rs
sistant sub-assistant commissioner. WIN
he adouarters at Manchester. Porter's eiec-
ton to Congress is certain.
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UeT10Y SALES THIS DAY.

GKUBBs Il WILLIAMS win sell ut 10 o'c'ocA -.
NJ, on the premises, two valuable iafhi, ny ,ot
as .sWestwood' and "WestoVer as xc
offarm,ne utensils, stock of horses, cattle &c.
THOMAS W. KEEsEE Win sell at 10 o'cioeh ~
NJ, at No. 42s Broad street, STOCK OIL ti1i'A'o
castings, stoves, &c. -
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SALE OF DIsTILLERIEs.-The distilleries
cold g few days since were not purchased
by Mr.. w. H. Parish, as we were then in
formed. The Roxdale distillery was pur.-
chased by Mr.. George Davis, Jr., and tie
Hewlett distillery by Mr.. ]. Scott.
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JUDGE MEnEDITH's CouRT.-This court
has been occupied during the last eight
days in the trial of the suit Of Dominica
Us. The Valley Insurance Company. A
verdict in favor of the plaintiff was given
on Yesterday.
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A SPECIMEN OF SOUTHERN CONGRESS
MES.-The Charleston Mercury says of G..
C. BOWEN, who has just been admitted to q
seat in Congress, that, ga murderer o
{" forger, liar, and q gambler, he admi-
"rably represents the brutal negro govern
"ment now in possession of South Caro-
&C limo -
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PARpoNED.-The Governor ON yesterday
pardoned Joseph Ridley, aged eleven years,
and Charles Parker, aged nine years, (both
negroes,) convicted in Page county of house
breaking and larceny, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for two years.
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CoNv1cT.-Philip MINIS (negro), con-
victed in Dinwiddie county of horse-steal
ing, and sentenced to the penitentiary for
ten years, arrived in the city yesterday,
and has been consigned to the tender keep
ing of Wardwel.
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CEILING OFF, SELLING OFFll TO
CLOSE TO CLOSET!

With the view OF engaging In another business,
Ihave deterl uinedto close out my ENTIRE STOCK
OF DRY GOODS, which is very large, for short
time only, AT AND BELOW COST.
1t would be useless to attempt to enumerate any
particular goods or prices, and viii only say that
the stock L. complete In all branches and every ar
ticle MUST be sold regardless OF cost; and what
ever remains unsold within short time viii be
disposed OF at auction.
This Is & chance rarely offered to consumers OF
dry goods and will be TO the Interest OF all In want
to call early at ISAAC HUTZLER'S
les No. $50 Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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On !-Radicalism must stink in the nos
trils of decent people, even at the North, if
we may judge from what the Tribune says
namely, that GRANT "cannot justly be
claimed" as Republican.
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RELIGIOUS OBsERyANcE.-By appoint
ment of the General Assembly, the Presby-
terrain churches of the city will observe
this day as day Of special prayer, accom-
panied with fasting, for the peace Of the
country and the revival of religion. Ser
vices will be held at the First church at IL
A. NJ, and at the Second and Third at 6 P.
NJ; which will, as far as possible, be joint
meetings of the several congregations.
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BOLD THEFT IN SIDNEY.-A day or two
since a white man called at the store of
Rev. w. 7. Lindsey, in Sidney and said he
wished to purchase pair Of boots, Several
pair were shown him, when the clerk
having occasion to turn his back for mo-
ment, the fellow seized two pair of boots
and made off with them. Pursuit was made,
but the rogue succeeded in making his
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RECONSTRUCTION William 7. Coleman,
ESQ.,, of New York, has presented James
Thomas, Jr., Esq, of this city, beautiful
young Aldernay bull of the best thorough
bred stock. 1t is beautiful animal, and has
been received by the Old Dominion Line.
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THE ALARM OF FIRE in Manchester on
Tuesday night was caused by the accidental
burning of shavings in Pilkinton's tobacco
factory. The timely discovery of the fire
saved the building. The Hope Fire Com
pany was promptly on hand, and extin-
guished the flames, thus disappointing the
immense crowd of men, women, and chill
drcn who assembled to witness big fire.
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APPOINTMENTS IN THE BuREAU.-Dr.
Kinney, On officer Of the freeam 0aias, n oa
reau, has been appointed as medical az,
wiser to the game concern at Yorktown, aho
DR.. E. II. Smith, Of this city, has Dee1 aP-
no;nted to ELL the vacancy occasioneo ny
the removal of DIR. Kinney.
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A German Radical paper called The Flu
ture when translated, of course), and pub
lished at indianapolis, is said to have come
out against the election of GRANT,
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GENERAL SToSEMAN and Colonel Camp
BELL of his staff, left the oily last evening
on O tour of pleasure, porthward.
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DiED,

On the 9sth instant, of consumption, CHARLES
MANLY CRABBEN, in the twelfth year of his
ben, deceased
Wherefore should make my moan,
Now the darling child is dead;
He to early rest Is gone,
He to paradise has fled.
~ shall 20 to him, but he shall never return TO
me-"
His funeral will take place from his mothers re-
on sreg oFiG snds Of at mo 70
family are respectfully invited to attend.
On Wednesday the Goth instant, at quarter-past
9o'clock A. NJ, OLIVE ESTELLE, daughter OF
Henry II: and Harriet IL. Iiilson, aged six months
A Her fanera %i take place from the residence of
heI Streets n 6sS Snt
4o'olock. The friends and acquaintances of the
family gre respectfully invited ,s to attend
Norfolk papers please copy.
In Lake City. Florida, on Thursday evening the
9th instant Of congestive chill, ALMA JAMES
RUST, only daughter of Mrs. Il. 7. Long, aged six
years, four months, and five days.
On the morning of the Goth July, Mrs. LIZZIE O.
SIMPSON, wife of A. j. Simpson, leaving dis:
tressed husband and one child.
July 2sth, at O'Clock A. NJ, after a long and
painful illness, HARRY BALLARD, second SON
OF George l.. and Elizabeth Bloomer, aged three
years, six months and seventeen days.
death may the bonds of life unoose,
But can't dissolve my love;
MILLIONS OF INFANT souls compose
The family above.
His words the happy parents hear
And shout with joys divine
0, Saviour. all we have and are
Shall be forever thine"
The relatives and friends Of his fathers family
gre invited to attend the funeral from the Oregon
HUI Baptist church THIS Thursday AFTER
NOON at q O'Clock.
After painful illness, CHARLIE, only son of
S. T. and 3. V. Parkinson, aged two years and
eleven months.
The funeral services will take place from his
fathers lresidencO. No. 10. DIyal street, THIS
LIhursdayl AFTERNOON at S O'Clock. The
friends and acquaintances of the family are in
yited to attend.
Dearest Charlie. thou hast left us
We thy loss most deeply feel
But tits God who has bercE us,
He can all our SORROWS neal.
At I O'clock P; NJ; July %, 1899, CHARLES
BERG CHALK, in the twenty-sixth year of his
age youngest son OF Richard and Maria L. Chalk
The friends snd acquaintance Of the family are
invited to attend his funeral at II o. clock TO-MOR-
ROW lFriday) MORNING from the residence of
Franklin Stesrns, Tree Hill. Henrico county. 2t
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DRY GOODS.

DHkH UOOH2Ss
IMPORTANT TO CASH BUYERS
AT RETAIL OR WHOLESALE.
WILLIAM N. BELL & CO.,
NO. GOT BROAD STREET,
intending to remove by lst September next INTO
the spacious store No. 0o3 MAIN STREET, secohu
door from Ninth will from this date offer great In
dncemcnts in all descriptions of STABLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS, but especially In
DRESS GOODS,
FANCY SILKS,
BLACK SILKS,
LAWNS,
ORGANIZES,
PRINTS.
BAREGE and GRENADINE SHAWLs,
LACES,
BLACK LACE POINTS, &C., &c.
Jy 27-lw
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MEETINGS.

NOTICE.-The members of the RICH
~ MOND AMBULANCE COMMITTEE are
requested To meet at the Office Of Mr. G.. A. Aiusie
on Tenth between Main and Cary streets, THIS
(Thursday) EVENING at 0 O'Clock.
jy 3Q-lt JOHN ENDERS.
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ID EDUCTION OF PRICES, .....--
III SO AS TO REDUCE STOCK.

d EDUCTION OF PRICES, ....-
III SO AS TO REDUCE STOCK.
We are selling goods at greatly reduced rates so
as to close out the balance OF SUMMER dOoDo-
such. rs
ri ain, Checked, and Striped Mozambiques;
o rgandie, ,uconet, and Linen Sha~ls;
6 repe March, Berages, and Grenadines
ST White and Black Hernanis, for shaWls;
81 Organdie Musns, for shawls;
Swiss, Checked. and NainsoOk Muslins;
Ca,mbrics, Brilliants, Dimities, Marseiiles,
w hIte Linen Duck and Drilling lbest gualityh
Table Darnask, Napkins, Towels. Quilts
Beaded and Lined Parasois, Umbrellas, .
SILK and Linen Fans, -,
Grenadfne Shawls Lace Mits, Corsets, Hoop
Skirts, Eemstitched and Embroidered Handker-
chiefs: Sw ISIS and Cambria Edglngs, lnsertings,
and RliGiiIigs Bugle Trimmings, Ribbons, Lace
Collars, Betting, CassimereS, Black Tamartlnes
and Alpacas, and many other desirable articles.
Purchasers will do we'll to give us call, as we
sell bargains In all kinds OF goods.
WILLIAM THALHlMER SONS,
No, 2l5 Broad street between Third and Fourth
and al SO No. 1919 Main street (EZckie's old
stand). -
CAMMoS will be pleased to serve their friends at
our stores. lJyZil w. l. ?,
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Dearest Charlie, thou hast left us,
We thy loss most deeply feell
But tits God who has bereis us,
He cAn all our sOrroWs neul.

TRESH TURNIP fRUTA BAGA) and
IL CARRIAGE SEEDS sold by
L, WAGNER, Druggist,
jy se-2tt corner Sixth aud Broad streets.
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Send to T. z. GILL'S LARGE BAKERY, so
BROAD STREET, this morning, and you will get
the BEST LOAF OF BREAD in the city, made
ofDunlop & McCance's new family -four. jyl7
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JUL

MINIATURE ALMANAC, JULY so, 1888.
Sun rises .,,........5oOI Moon sets.......... Is
Sun sets. 100 High tide, A. NJ. l.:
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THE NORFOLK JOURNAL,

drank D. HILL,
l. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
will RENT OUT HOUSES and { o L G T
CLAIMS Of every description.
Refers to Messrs. Lancaster & Co.; Powhatan
Wefsiger, ESQ; John Nj. GOddin, Cashier Planters
National Bank: Messrs William G. Dunhau &
Co., Agents Old Dominion Steamship Company :;
DR.. +. ID. Deane; Messrs. W. Is. Martin & Co.
~ 30-lrn
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PEFFY.S
GOLD MEDAL MOWER
Triumphant in the field at the Great
PARIS EXHIBITION,

A. D. 1867, having done its work quicker, easier
and better than any other machine among nine
teen competing, it received one OF the highest
prizes.
The Commissioner from Ma ssachuactts pronoun-
ced it as undoubtedly tho best machine in the
Exposition, 'the iavorte Of the people worthy
of the highest prize The President Of the I'm
ncrinl Conservatory ct Arta ana Trades, IN Paris,
pre9ented tho inventor with plate OF Honor in
testimony Of his approval
In our own country ii has competed success
fully with tho best machines.
The Committee Of the Rhode Island Society in
October 1866, awarded to Dir. Perrya Gold Medal.
At tho New England Society and Vermont State
Fair in 1866, eleven machines were entered, inolu-
ding Woods, Buckeye, Clipper, Granite state,
Kuiffcn, &C., and tho highest pri@e awarded to the
After thorough trial in the iie! before the
Worcester County Association the Judges award
ed this Machine the highest prize Silver Medal
in 1866.
At the great Now England Agricultural Society
and Rhode Island State Fairs, held at tho Nara
gansot Park, near Provi(Sn,ce 4. L., In September
1867, 1t has been awarded the Highest Prize.
1t has also been awarded the First Prizes at the
Bristol County Fair, Middesex Agricultural Soci
ETY., and Eastern Hampton Agricultural Society,
in Mass, and at other Fairs in tho United States
]. DAVENPORT, Agent.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c
THE
AMERICAN HAY TEDDER

Is simple in construction, durable, has a light
draft andis in TACT the only perfect Hay Maker ever
invented. The introduction Of this new and I'M
portant invention marks q new era in the operi-
uon Of hay making eifcoting as il docs, an i'm
menso saving Of time and labor at season when
when they are OF lnCalculOble value to tho farmer
TILE AMERICAN HAY TEDDER
Is mounted upon two drive wheels, is furnished
with sixteen spring forks attached to a light reel
which revolyes rapidly, turning and distributing
the hay in the most thorough manner Treated
in this way the hay dries quickly and evenly, and
secured ready for the barn early in the day on
which it is cut.
Ono OF the str ongcst recommendations OF the
AMERICAN Hay TEDDER is its cey great case Of
drGJt, while the driver sits on the seat With
both hands at liberty TO hold the reins. Tho
draft is by actual test, but 100 pounds In the
stoutest grass.
The simplicity and durability Of these machines
is une duallcd. They cannot clog or easily get out
Of order; and they will last for years.
TIE AMERICAN HAY TEDDER
plcaacs everyone who has used it, or seen it in
operation, and it is recommended by many Of the
largest farmers Of New England as the very best
machine ever invented.
Call and examine anlnvostigitc the proofs.
j. DAVENPORT, Agent
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NOTICE

IN All persons indesAs TO me are requested
10 call aud settle. Accounts from ak months to
year or more old, must receive immediate atteh-
tlon, or It will he necessary for us TO employ
agencies, which we do not With to use, IN order 10
secure our Iights.
t. L. CRAY.
MiddebTy, W., August ~, 1867. eat
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THIS COLLAR
EuE FHH ! FIRE |

EufE ! FIRE FIRE
The Farmers, ACTUAL Fire Insurance Company
Of Montpelisr VT, having nav been IN successful
operation seventeen years without ANY AssI<s,-
Ai,sSxs, l. prepared 10 iMsuIe dwelling houses,
barns, sheds. and ostbuildings, and personal prep
erty In lits buildings from 10 TO 20 pee ceHi
cheaper than any Other CONF any IN the State
No. Of Poliaes hi force, II, 422.
Amount Of property insuEei, Sl7, e39, s23 W
- premium noios IN force, 719,022 OF
Net oash surplus, $3.50 90
Having takoh tho agency for tilis Company In
the towns Of Brandon and sudbury, In Rutland
County, and all Of tho towns In Addison County,
but Ferrisburgh, honkton and Lincoln. propose
10 devote my whole time and attention to Lhe
business OF iasuring foy said company, and hope
to be able 10 meet the wats Vi tho public In this
department much better than II | made II n socnn-
Diary buiness. ANY person residing III the above
county dedring 80 be Insured anew, or change
their old Policies, by giving mo a day twQ's
notice, by letter, viii be attended to without de-
lay and at an cheap Iate as livod III their
own town,
GEORGE N. Dixie. Agent
Bristol, Vt. October ~, 1866. oily
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AitrI twoutN ,,s,r- ~ Is.ti-ucy e. fi.s manuiac-
tnga at stoves, m~ lccam" '"nNine~l come si1
yosIr 'll,a, that vat Hni"unt = money was
l.einl cAI.euled i> III" people 81 iii ,ountTy, in
buy ing cheap and almust M"rthl .t"N'- a lAil"
portion Wi which was wasted; bni that true
economy Coniitcd In hnNin. TIA t..t at"Ne- that
could las made, nnlhW outstanding. the price W
higher. With uiis viGW we lruce+icl 10 cen
siruct the American Cooking St"vu, and spared
no pamh or oXpeure tu make II The hrai Hnd m"-i
perfect stavo that could he malr AHd We have
oXpeaimented with It, and rar'!iliN watched ~
operation taI tho lat ~ yeats, aud When an ih-
proVeiEent surgcstcd itself n" have nj one"
adopted IT, and we have ,rVcIal oi II e.e Improve
mea,ts secured by letter patent. la iiis n'ann'i,
We do not heitatc to gay Va have brought II 1"
higher tate ct perfection than has heretofore been
attained in caoking slaves The recent improve
moAts In this stove has added largely to it, con-
yenienCe and effectiveness, In all the varieties 81
stoves we nsnutactuie, wc study ub'iulhe-r, du
rability, convenience and economy In operation,
rather than cheapne.-r in price and in 81 doing We
are satisfied we study the Interest ct those pur-
chasing our stoves.
For sale bv
NJ. II WHLCll, MiddlehuY VI.
ALBANY September 10, 1867.
EJ- American Cooking Stove has jiut heci
awarded two frat premiums, one for coal and on'
for wac, at ON County Fah, and the f"llowiht
| telegram has j,st been received from the Stat,
Fair ut New jersey;
Fam GRoUSrS. TnSSros, n. J., Sept. 10, 'Gi
To Sheoy, Pockord & Co., Albany ~ r.:
! Tho AmeSican Cooking Stove was awarded two
first premiums ovei all others, at our Fair to-da,
| "Hurrah" ISAAC Dunn & SoSs
, Ihus II Will be seen that the superiority Of thu
| American Ia 81 marked and decided that wheI
veer and wherever it r. put on exhibiting an,
comes under the exam nation of practical am
scientific men, it sweeps the board and takes al
the ITemiams.
These Stoves are for sale by
| NJ II. WEIGH.