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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-17
,r Gran HE.oPENIs 6.
nEyY BROTHERS STORE,
NEW GoOJ )s!l
NEW GOODS
CHEAP GOODS y.

We announce to our numerous customers
EVERYWHERE that OUR HOLIDAYS being
over for this season, we shall ba open regu
larly Saturdays and Sundays exceptedl tc
supply them with such bargains as can only
be found at the
OLD SOUTHERN DRY GOODS STORE.
Our buyer is now in New York selecting the
most desirable and cheapest lots of Goods to
be found at the auctions and manufacturers
agents, and we are confident that our reputa-
ton for selling goods cheap win be sustained
during the
SPRING CAMPAIGN 1865.
We are receiving this day and have in store
the following seasonable Goods:
Mohair Brilliants, very fine, 25c., worth
Double width Mohair Lustres, 4oc., worth
&c.,;
Magic Rufle at reduced prices-lower than
ever;
Hemmet Handkerchief at l5c., worth 25c.;
Tucked Handkerchiefs at 25c., worth 5oc.;
c,,o,et Edge, twelve yards for 26c., worth
&C. per yard;
Ladies' Gauntlets, 2oc, worth 5oc';
Embroidered Collars, 10 and 25c., worth dou-
BILE;
Infants Frock Waists, 5Oc.;
Infants, Dresses, needle worked, $3.50, worth
So;
noisr Ruf1e, wide, beautiful quality, for Soc
apiece, worth 1925;
Pillow.c case Cotton, 40 inches wide, 2oc per
yard;
Fine Swiss Muslin, 4Oc., cheap at &c.,;
Extra fine Swiss Muslin, Soc, worth &c..
Check Muslin, IS CSC, very cheap;
Black Lace Wells, &c., worth 75c.;
Russia Diaper, So, worth So;
Cambrics at unprecedented bargains;
Cambria Edeings and Insertings, very cheap ;
Renting at oil prices;
Linen Lawn and Linen Cambria;
Sheetings and Flannels in every variety.
We are constantly making additions to our
stock, which we shall keep up by every
steamer. We cannot begin to enumerate the
various bargains we have in store. The above
is but mention of few selected promiscu-
ously from the thousands of bargains to be
had at LEVY BfOIdEho'
1917 Main street,
apl6 nearly opposite the Old Market.
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T,sss,Taasce cooapoo,des

TsHE NEW YORK LIFE iNSURIEcss
IL COMPAN Y--CAPITAL. 40 nn A..
Being purely mutual company. its ~.
surplus earnings over the actual cos, nss 9.
Surance Is returned to each person insn,nli.
Its assets have increased FIVE MILIfns.
OF DOLLARS In the last four years u my
wfthstanding two millions OF dolIars S. a-
been paid ont for losses and one milIjo. ss'
dividends. From It's long organization !. "a 70
the experience of nearly quarter OF a,.aa
tury, TINS guaranteeing members from !.
doubtful experiments In the method OF -, y
Quoting its business. 1t was this comra. W.
that originated the system of non. forfeita.i
Of policies, and TO IL the public are indes..a,,
for q feature so favorable 70 the insured .
reference to list that may be seen AZ -.
time In our office 1t will be shown that TwI
HUNDRED AND SIXTY THoUSAsn
DOLLARS have been paid out for loss.s
the WIDOWS AND ORPHANS In the ST.
of Virginia.
THOMAS W. BOSWELL. &CO..
General Agents for State of Virginia,
No. 1l04 Main street
over First National BaDt
MEDICAL ExAAIEERs.-Dr.J ]. Graz.
Cabell, DR.. A. G. Workman, DR.. r. I. Cn1.
man. ap l7-ln
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MARRIED.

In Petersburg, on the l4th instant, at the
residence of the brides mother by Rev. P. A..
Peterson, Miss ELIZABETH. J. PETER
SON and Mr. JAMES SHANKS; all of Pc
tersburg.
On the 14th instant, by the Rev. J. D. Pow
ell, at the residence of the BRIDES father,
THOMAS S. ARMISTEAD, Esq, of Rich
mond, to Miss LUCIE A., daughter of Bev-
erly Grant, Esq, of Columbia, FlGvanna
county, Va. No cards.
Greenville (Ga.), Norfolk, and Danville pa
pers please copy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-17

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockholders of the Union Manufactu-
ring Company will be held at the office of
John H. Montague, No. lll9 Main street, on
JAMES S. KENT,
IN 10-td President
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-17
State Elections.

It win be seen that the Convention on.
Yesterday fixed upon Tuesday the I'd of
June as the day for the State elections.
The time is short, but with proper exer-
ton great daal may be done.
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OFFICE OF THE DOVER COMPANY, }
IS WALL STREET, OFFICE No. 8,
Npw YoRK. March is 1888

GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
will be holden at the Office of the company, in
the city of New York, TUESDAY, April 81,
1865, at II NJ, to take into consideration the
expediency of reducing the capital stock of
the company. to ratify the acts of the Direc-
tors in relation to the subjects mentioned in q
printed circular issued TO the stockholders
February 26, 1868, and to transact any other
business which may be deemed expedient
LESLIE CHASE,
NH 2O-lm Secretary and Treasurer.
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M5llia,ery

.noTIAR SAVINGS BANK
II yonr dollars. save your house m M.
Euy yourseK q home. IL not aeis, W. -, ia s.
you %. Liberal lntssssf siisM ra ~ sspIiy
ssaeshssd. fo7 further tAfefmauvr skss'
81 sliss isoe Msla ssssss, "
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Dissertations, dc.

- RIoHMoND, April Is, 1858.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore ex-
listing between H. ASHER and JACOB
STROOCK, under the firm and style of
ASHER CO., is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. Jacob Stroock alone will sign
the firm name in liquidation, and will pay
all debts due by and collect all debts due to
the late firm of Asher 4 Co.
H. ASHER,
STPn0GR
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EXPENSES.

LEWIS LINDSEY offered the following:
Resolued, That the Committee on FL
nance and Contingent Expenses be and
are hereby requested to report at once an
ordinance requiring the General Assembly
to appropriate sufficient sum of money
to defray the necessary expenses of this
Convention accruing after the 9Th instant"
Referred.
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IS WALL STREET, OFFICE No. 81
NEW YORK, March is, 1868. )

IS WALL STREET, OFFICE No. 81
NEW YORK, March is, 1868. )
A GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK
II HOLDERS OF WESTHAMI IRON COM
PANY will be held at IS Wall street, room 9,
on TUESDAY, April 81, 1865, at IL NJ, to
ratify the acts Of the committee appointed
June 25, 1857; to confirm action referred to in
circular issued by Directors of Dover Com
pany February 26, 1861 and in general, to
transact any business which may be neces-
sary under the Code of Virginia in accepting
q charter of incorporation, if deemed expe-
dent or otherwise.
FREDERICK H. WOLCOTT,
NH Colin President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-17

JACOB STROOCK will continue business
at the old stand, corner Seventeenth and Main
streets, and will be thankful for continu-
ance of the former patronage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-17

II. ASHER having retired from the business
of Asher & Co. cordially recommends his
former partner, Mr.. JACOB STROOCk, to
his old customers and friends.
apl7-3t b. ASHER.
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he EQ ABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
OF rnR
UNITED STATES.
No. go BROADWAY, New YoaK.

CASH ASSETS, 100000.
being three times larger than that accun7.
lated by. any other company in
the same time.)
Which Is yearly augmented by Its
ANNUAL CASH INCOME, $4,OO0cN
ITS PROGRESS is UNPARALLELED
Sum assured in 1857 (new business) over
$45,Ooo.ooo.
being nearly double the combined business
of four other companies that were organiyJ
about the same time.)
Its policies average the largest of any An.
rican company. tits so declared by the New
York Insurance Department. This is an st
vantage, and is evidence that this Society Is
most patronized by the capitalists.
IT ISSUES A L L DESIRABLE NON.
FORGETTING POLICIES ON a
SINGLE LIFE, FROM
$3.50 TO $4,000.
ALL PROFITS DIVIDED AMONG POLL
CY-HoLDERS.
DIVIDEND FOR ONE YBAR-February /, 1855
Cash value nearly 81 100000.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY FROM
THE START.
This is the most successful company eve
organized, and, for It's years,
THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE INSv.
RANCE COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
It's percentage Of total out-go" to "cssh
premium receipts +" was shown by the last Of.
cial report of the New York Insurance Super.
intendent to be less than that Of any olas,
company whatever.
To secure policy in the Equitable, applym
the Office No. go Broadway, New York, or TO
any.of the Society's agents throughout III,
United States.
General Agents for Virginia, Maryland,
Delaware, and Pennsylvania,
BELTS & REGISTER,
1872 Chestnut street,
Philadelphlo, Pa.
JOHN H. MONTAGUE,
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THE UNPAID PER DIEM,

Mr.. ALLAN offered the following as an
additional section to the Constitution
eThe General Assembly shall, at its
first session after the adoption of this Con-
stitution, make an appropriation for the
payment of the unpaid portion of the men,
bers of the Convention, and the accounts
for all other expenses of the same" Laid
over
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ne JOHN e. DOHERTY,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
500 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SpoTswooD HOTEL,
has received an excellent assortment Of
CLOTHS, CAsSIMERES, COATINGS, and
yESTINGS, for his spring trade, and will
during the season receive all the novelties
imported or manufactured in this country as
fast as introduced. Call and examine the
stock ap 1-3m
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

OA bores-ths ancient augurs.
A musical burglar-one who breaks itno
tune.
~ will give that girl p;scs ofny mind" !"
exclaimed young fellow. II wouldn't
replied his uncle, you've none to spare"
Currsn vas told that . very stingy and
slovenly barristes had started for the conti>
nent with shirs and . guinea. Hell not
change either till he comes back, said be.
Look here ma" said young lady just
commencing to take lessons in painting.
see my painting; can yeu tell me what it
a?" well, it's either COW or . rosebud
Il am sure can't tell which,"
A steward wrote to bookseller in London
for some books to fit up his masters library
in the following terms: In the 6rst placs
/ vast six feet Of theology, the same guam
tity Of metaphysics. and near yard Of cid
civil Law in folio."
"What is the reason you 70 20 slow over
the plank road, driver n said . traveller in
Ohio to . stage driver. " The horses would
not 70 faster i'll were to whip them ell the
time.n "why 20 p "Becsuse they know
the plank road Is ouly six miles long, and
they want to spin it cut - l0og - they
can."
An exchange says: Rats cannot live
in Alaska because their holes freeze mp ssl-
id - fast - they dig them. Naturally the
rats get discouraged. At St. Thomas the
earthquakes turn their holes wrong side cut
forty three times . minute. This surprises
the rata, and they leave ON the nsxt stean>
er.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

ly boas.ing Of his ancestry, an industrious
and successful tradesman Of humble origin
observed. "You, my friend are proud OF
pour descent am proud Of my ascent"
Il Is said that Fifty thousand people have
visited tho Oueids Community durisg the
last six years.
The greatest number Of old people in the
United States are 70 be found in Massachus
sets and Western North Csrelisa.
A we'll. known divine says that . man liv-
ing amid the activities Of the nineteenth een-
tury is condensed Methusaish.
Passion dies soon. killing itself By its ve>
hsmence. Esteem lives and strengthens by
its own power.
LEFT in the road by himself" is the
phrase used BY San Francisco papers in an
aouneing the execution Of horse thieves un,
der lynch law.
A Jewish psovsrb says, "eomnit : sin
twice and yoa will think il psrfsctly aliows-
bic.
Make your company . rarity, and people
will value il. Men dsspiss what they can
have.
The Croton water costs New York one
cent for every 66 gallons consumed.
A copper worker in Buffalo il emharrass.
ed to 6nd his hair turning green.
TuAsville, Conn.,, clsims to be building
the largest cotton factory in The world.
The Boston Post speaking Of the effect Of
bright day On the Hub, says: Washing
ton street was radiant with the bloom Of fe>
male beauty. Some seemed natural and some
acquired.
Silence Is the safest response for eli the
consradiction that arises from impertinenee,
vulgarity, or envy.
The unfortunate giraffe in the London
Zoolngical Gardens u suffering from two
yards Of sore throat.
Unpoetical Lowell is the only city in the
country that regularly on each recurring 23d
Of April celebrates the birth of Shakespear.
Lhe latest and fsrthest west "ciiy" on
the Union Pacific Railroad is near Little
Lanmie river, and is called Wyoming City.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08
Original Wistella'sp.

We have received from the pablishers,
handbook entitled Colorado, Tie Rocky
Mountain Gem, BY Ned E. FarwslI, design
ed to exhibit the Mineral and Agricultural
Resources OF Colorado. Il enbodies largo
amount Of very valuable information con-
cerning The geography, climate, soil and
mines Of that Gem Of the mountains and will
prove invaluable 10 those Who wish to inform
themselves Of the resources Of our great
country. The work contains IN excellent
map Of tie territory. Published BY Tie
Western News Company. Chicago.
An American school in art has always
been deemed Enthusiastically CON-
mands respect and grati6es national pride.
It was observable 1t IL Paris Exposition
that American paintings formed . distinct
class not to say school-which failed to
command proper attention from European
artists for the very reason Of their originali,
ty and dissinctivensss. In landscape paints
ings America stands in ths very front rank.
The Revolution, The new female suffrage
paper established in New York, BY Eli.a>
beth Cady Stanton esd Susan B. Anthony,
has reached already circulation Of 10000.
II Is On ootspoken and ably edited sheet.
We cannot help thinking, however, hat in
employing Parker Pillsbury ~ one Of the
editors, the ladies concerned have sadly
mi.sed their figure. When il i undertaken
70 build up the cause Of woman suffrage BY
playing into the hands Of Copperhsads, and
uniting with the enemies Of the country in
denouncing Congress AID the Republican
party, the blow, especially st the West,
strikes the only friends Of the cause. The
Republican party iu Iowa, for instance, ID
divided upon the question Of woman suffrage,
but still nearly ell the friends Of the cause
are Republicans, aud it is only BY carrying
Republican principles to their logical 90
quences, that the justice Of woman suffrage
can b demonstrated. Parker Pillsbury is
bitter hatsr Of the Republican party.
Hence his influence - an associate editor
of the Revolution will Be baleful TO the cause
10 which that sheet 10 devoted. Let the la.
dies interested eoa1aes their paper entirely
By themselves and they will command more
respect and influence. Since our position
in favor Of woman suffrage is positive and
we'll ksown to oar readers, our motives in
making these remarks need not b miscen.
strued.
TAG GALAxr.-The Nay number Of this
fresh and valuable magazine is on our table.
It has rich variety Of contents, served up
By such litsrary masters - Richard Grant
White, lsrisn Harlan. E. L. Youmans, S.
8. Conant, Walt Whitman, &c. With the
present number the GALAXY is enlarged 81.
y per csat., and d now the largest maga>
zine with one exception) in The country.
The illuaisation viii hereafter be under the
personal charge Of ". J. Linton, The bes,
wood engraver in the country. The GAL
AxY is published BY Sheldon 1 Co, lss
Broadway, N. 7. Subscription prics, ~
per year.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08
Selerte6 1Jiseellanp.


Olive Logan says that Mrs. Caudls VAS
the only really successful female lecturer.
Brigham Youag = vicower 10 The sxtsat
Of five wives, failsn prey to pneumonia.
Farraguts father was . Lavsntsr, born on
the island Of Ninorca.
Prince Napoless travels under The title Of
Count Mendon.
A Carolina editor has pss up his nsvspa-
per in . ralne.
Major General Asdessos. Of Fort Sumter
fame, proposes 70 espesd the sunneras North
Adams. Ma0.
Prentice says The Queen and Theodorus
didn't marry, bat hey 6xhs just . il hey
had.
Robert ]. Walker has case from Alas>
ka which involves large interests 10 The city
Mrs. Deborah Saunders, the oldes. resi-.
dent Of Gloucester, Mass, died on the 18th
ult., Ct the extraordinary age Of one hundred
and one yeara, six moushs and eight days.
When Lord Norbury was lying at deaths
door, he heard froa bic physician that his
neiehbos, Lord Erae, was in the same pre-
dicament. "James." said BE, "run next
deor and tsll Lord Erne, with my eompli-
ments, that il has nov become . dead heat
between usv'
DR.. James Fulton, Of Moristown, East
Tennessee, has in his ofics . kitten. With
eight legs, two tails, two under jaws, and
two tongues, al Of which ars perfectly form.
ed.
Mrs. Elisabeth Oakes Smith claims to BE-
the first white woman Who ever ascended
Mount Kathadin. in Maine.
l..A -. = Az 4.
and 10 nov playing monksy parss in Lon.
don music hall.
John Connor, one Of tho first settlers ct
St. Alban's Bay, Vt, and niacty-one ysars
old, cut twice, split and carried six reds, and
piled up nine cords Of wood in the month Of
March. In his patriotic ardor at the fall Of
Richmond. 1865, b climbed up the bslfty
without ladder, and rang ont his rejoicing
on the church bell. He il regular attends
ant, also, q the lodge Of Good Tsnplars.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

4 correspondent Of the Chicago Josy~ag
thus slluiss to the charge preferred against
Judge Cole, By the Denocsssic press. Of
nal>appropriatios efths funds Of the Soldier,'
Orpiaas' Hcme,
For some time there has been thrown
cut By certain papers in Tie Ststs insinu.-
tioas, which hsvs even Amounted to chsrges
Of enbezzlement, By Judge Cole and other
officers ofthe State Seldies' Orphans Home,
Of funds belonging to that institution, whiIs
under their Jurisdiction. To give color 70
the charge, reference Vas made to . new
and very 6ns mansion which The Judes has
erected the past year. At the earliest possi.
bic moment Judge Cole, BY memorial, cali
ed the attention of the Legislature to the
matter, and invited the most rigid investiea.
ton Of the matter. 4 JOINT committee from
both houses Of the General Assembly vas st
encs appointed, composed Of some from both
political parties. The comnitass comuenc.
ed thorough investigatiou and continued
their meetings therefore during most Of the
seaaion and after IN examination Of he
Affairs Of the institution from it. origin. and
n Investigation Of IL finances, and the
vouchers Of the persons having charge q IL
funds, the committee, during the last vsek
Of the session, made unanimous report, in
which they completely vindicaaed lie hos-
esty and fidelity Of Judge Csls, Mr.. lsgalls,
and others, and state that they have faith.
fullo accounted for every dollar received bv
them. The report Of the eommittee vas
adopted By the unanimous vots Of both
houses."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

So SING.
Here, where the tail plantation hrs
Slope 70 the river, down the hill,
Strange impulses, like vsrnal stirs,
Have made Ne wander At their viii.
I ses with half attentive eyes,
The buds and flowers that mark the Sprin
And Natures myriad prophecies
OF what the 6s0mer suns will bring.
For every ssnss fnd delight
The new wed cushats murmusoss tones,
Young blossoms bursting into light.
And the rich edos Of ;he cones.
The iarch, With tasse1s purple pink,
Whispers like distant, falling brooks
And sun forgotten dsw-drops wink
Amid the grass in shady nosks.
The brssss, that hangs round every bush,
Steals sweetness from the tender sheets,
With here and there perfamed gush
Fron violsts among the roots.
See, whore, behind the ivied rock,
Grow drifts Of white snenonss;
Asifthe Sprias, b Winters mock.
Were niaiskjps hss ''s"' With these.
The SIM gis Slson go fsrsss bsss,
0lsaas like IL 6evy paesse Aass.
The creamy prinsoses spPear
In galssies Of vefnal stAss.
Aad, grouped in Plsiad clusters Foasd,
Lsnt-lilies blow-soue six ~ sovsa
With blcssom-constellations crowsed,
This quiet nook resembles Heaven.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

The hat factories Il Mattewan, N. r.,
aee running night and day.
when . Chinaman becomes q bsgear in
California, his countrynan ssad him home.
Century plants grow Wild il California
and ere rooted out Of gardens q . nui>
sance.
Vermont wants pcr,raita Of all her past
Governors, and hes appropriated $50 ios
each.
To an INDECENT person vhe was perpstusl.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

culinary conflict that these glorious results
might be realized. Historians will do hons
or 70 the names and memory Of many off,
GERS who planned and cosds :ted these bat-
ties but who will write up the record OF this
host Of humble privstes, who shouldered the
musket and did the work? II this record
shall never shine on the printed page, Oh,
let it be engraved on the hearts Of the peo~
pie!
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

UyANTED.-TsAcssas SruDRxrs, and 9th
w or intslliesst Men sad women, in bust
ness paying SleO to $7oo per month, according
to ability. For particulars, address
xElGLER, QcCURDY 4 CO.,
n3s Lsabard Biesk, Chicago, III.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08
Aliens Lung BaIsam!

The remedy for curing Consumption. Coughs.
Colds, Asthma, Group. diseases Of tie Throat,
Bronchitis, Pains and Oppression Of the Chest
o. Lungs. DiGAcalt brssthing, aad all the dis
eases sf the Pulmonary Organs.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

RAlLnoAD ACClpExr.-E. A. Aldrich, an
employees on the sailsOad, in attempting 10
couple The traia at Waterloo last Monday
afsernoea, vss thrown upon tie track and
had the tvo front toes Of bis right foot run
over By the cara aad narrouly escaped fsnm
hia psriloss position with his life Cedar
Fails Gaxstte.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

Paris i 10 have IN illun;nstsd water
fosntain, said 70 y ths noss mssniGeest
tie world ever saw. Paris Is said nov u
sarpass Dab.'os or Rome in their grades:
epoche,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

The New York 0sserq~, within the past
three months, has published accounts Of $40
revivsls Of religion, in connection With which
about 10000 conversions are reported.
The Syracuse, N. Y, salt works produced
7,59S, 600 bushels of salt Of IS ibs each, IN
1867. Of this, only 2,270, 900 were made By
solar evaporation. The production Of 1861
has never BEEN equaled except BY thaa Of
1862 and 1868.
The British Museum is in treaty fov H.
purchase Of the largs japanese library ofuks
late Professor Won Siehold. Il consists Of
several thousand volumes, caialogss q
which, in French and English, = nsw ia
coarss Of preparations under the care Of Pro.
fessor Frothinghsm, Of the Cniversisy Of
France, and the assistance Of . learned Jap
aneee.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-08

NEw Board or HEALrM.-It We wers
constituted the Board u Health t. guard
against cholera the coming season, our first
advice would b to hsvs the blood in good
condition. The only way this can b. done
sfectnally 10 By using }. ". Poland's HUI
NOR Doctor, the surs eure for sll dissasss Of
The blood. Put up 10 large bottles, and for
sale By Geo. Snals, Ct q.