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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22
TOILET ARTICLES.

nOWDEN'S DENTAL FLuiD.-A largo
IL supply OF this valuable preparation for the
teeth aIE gums just received by
JOHN ". BISON,
JAS corner or Main aud Third streets
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tions, they must not count upon her Gle
mency--thcy shall die! She concludes oy
asking her Cabinet, &C. s not this good :"
Yes, very good, Madam RanavalomanJa AKA,
much superior to impeachment or vote OF
90 nnnEdnnnn
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REAL ESTATE FOB SALE.
By Lyme & Brother,
Real Estate Agents and kuctionecrs,
1889 Main streei

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED TO OFFER
w for lie privately two Of tho-e NEAT
NEW FRAMED TENkHES2S on the south side
OF Baker street near Brock avenue, containing
three rooms each. The lots front twenty feet each.
running back the usual derth 10 Calhoun street.
They are at present occupied by good tenants At
fair rents
Parties or limited means wishing 70 invest
would do well 10 make carly application. fgr
terms, &C., apply TO
LYME BROTHER,
IL I9-4t AucLioneers.
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VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY

VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
Y oFTHE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS.
! am authorized To sell r. g. gPnF Ian upon
the So.toway river, In Brunswick county, Va 4.
within rfseen miles Of Wilson'S Gypo., ON the
southside railroad. containing ONE fhouShSD
FIVE HUNDRED AND TElhI Y-0AE ACRES.
There u on I. large and baud Dwell bIa C,
and all necessary out.buildings In excellent eonG
tion. assert with confidence that u Is among The
most valuable and desirable estates IN yirginia.
Persons desiring 20 see the lands arc referred TO
George D.. White, Esq, wiia Thomas sniIh, 2
tersburg, va. -
fe 500 Eoydton. Va.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRI-
III VATELY.-The subscriber wishes 10 sell or
city his RESIDENCE and ELEVEN OTHER
LOTS situated at the Intersection OF 81. james
and Baker streets.
Some OF the lots have Small buildings upon
them. 4 plat OF the property can be seen AZ the
office Of Albert l.. West architect. no. lliI Matu
street. -
fe l3-etaw,~~ WILLIAM IYREE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22
BANKING,

The Government propose establishing
commercial banks, by which merchants
will BIO advanced certain sums in proportion
to the value of their bonded merchandise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-22
AUCTION SALES.


FUTURE Day =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
AND COMMERCIAL.


Owing 20 nc continued ssles of gold by the
government and t1s consequent accumulation OF
money in tho treasury, causing temporary con.
traction OF the currency, money continues very
close in the eastern cities. The government
however, is trying to help the matter partially
ahroupb large disbursements, and the comptrol-
Ter Of the currency has called on the National
Banks for statement Of their condition on the
18th of June, which viii have tendency to
temporarily ease the money market.
Money in Ottawa continues very close owing
70 rainny weather and bad roads, and the dull
ness in business caused thereby. The farmers
ate nearly discouraged at the prospect of their
corn, and have only this grain of comfort, that
She present rainy spell, while damaging to the
new crop, is increasing the price of the old crop
on hand
Gold, owing to the closeness in money, has
fallen, and is now quoted in New York at 1879.
Exchange on New York and Chicago remains
the same
Drafts on England and ireland can now be
purchased for $500 per pound currency.
Government boz is are about the same and are
-uo<o1 M Sb..woo5 e, III fo1loxys.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, June IS.
Tlouf-Firmer Spring extras $57596.15;
euperAnes e40O145O.
Wheat--Active; $1.lsa1.2O for No spring
41.16Q1.16 for No. 2, and &c for rejected.
Corn-Steady, at G4a65c for No 1; Gl@62c for
No. Q; 5795S for rejected.
Oats--59G60c for No. 2.
Rye--98a97c for No. 1.
Bsrley-$l .20g1.25 for No2
Potatoes-35g45e.
Butter---23125c for choice.
Eggs-l4915o.
Cattle-Stesdy. Choice steers, $7.5OQ$7.75;
fair ID class, $700g735 medium to good butch
era stock, $5.75G6.GO; common tol choice COWS
and hsiiers, t5OO96OO; inferior and mixed
stock, e3.759475.
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Hone,

The Scripture saith, that Hope is anchor to the SOUL
both and stead 1t is the unfortunates only
fort adversely and the star of promise which urges for
ward the struggling poor What it that gives
tenment to that mother who her darling child attacked
by the ghost Of the deadly Group, suffering from the
effects of consuming cough violent cold. What is it
that wreathes in smiles the lips of that patient ptvs
who though she knows that She cannot live yet murmurs
her silent and thankful prayer for and relief What
II that has anaton hope from Noth to South
East to West, but one joyful reponseGve Goes
Cough Balsam. aug 29-10m-sp.
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The Markets.

The extreme depression at the close of last
week in the general produce market, has been
followed by new activity and sensible revival
in prices. Tho bad weather Of the past week for
wheat and corn has given new impulse to these
cereals, and the market for the past few days has
been almost excited. A week more Of such
weather threatens to send up corn and wheat
With bound
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surgery for inc EYE ana Ear.
DIR. OLIN,
The Mystic Tie.
g.. K. A. q. n. r.

The first Of the initials above stands for old friend the
public; which every will recognize and tr which
every has kind welcome; refer to Goes Cough
Basamhe cheapest and best preparation in the world for
Group, coughs colds, and all throat aud lung complaints
The second are for Goes Dyspepsia Curete oaly remed
known that is to dyspepsia indigestion,
tulency and general debility Both articles well
known to need any praise from Let the afflicted always
have them handy. ang29-1Om-sp
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Newl YORK Market.

az Newt YORK. Market.
New York June II.
Flouf-Closed active and more doing in low
grades at $5.9016.40 for western extra.
Wheat-Firm at 81 .4591.46 for No. spring.
Rye-Dull and heavy, at $l.15 for western.
Oats-Firm at 7So for western, atloat.
Corn-Steady at S09S2o for canal. and 849S0c
for railroad.
Pork-Moderatoly active and firmer, with
sales Of now mess Mt $685.
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Sc. LOuls Market.

vrs-I st. Louis, June II.
Flour-Dull. with few orders. Sales Of super.
Ono at $3.50 for spring; Xxx at $5.5Oa5.75;
xxx at $7O0G950.
Wheat--Very irregular at $1.20@1.4O for
prime white iall S1,55Q1.C2 for choice to fancy
red and white; No spring at s1lO; No l at
&110@l.13.
Corn Unsettled, fat GSas2c for yellow and
white in sack.
Rye--steady q. 03@95c for prime to choice.
Whisky-Stesdy, at 85c.
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,s. Special Notlres.
, DIR. J. Is. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURIST,
.tgsIus. Ma, n CONSULTED AT TIE
PARK HOUSE, OTTAWA,

And 81 oihcr pet ~ The Dipensary FOR Dscases oftho
Eye and Ear, MeVf;ssTS 1hoater Building Chicago
nec re 1K6s. ~
1NlnnhL hOfS<1s,-Notice is hereby given. that
IL Drs uobort a Clark are only Licensees for the
,e Of Hutlr On base r artificial Dcntures in Ottawa
Ills All pt,e rs nre hereby cautioned against purchasing
Rubber Dental fn,es ~ any Parties NOT licensed q this
Company bJ doing they render Themselves equally s
Die 10 prosecution toI infringement reward VII he paid
for niornaiep thsJ thu conviction of any par.
tieb oi unlawful tht u cur Patent.
kiko.scn, My .tth, 400 tiit q JOSIAH BACON,
s.tIhT hTiessnrer Goodyear Dental Vnlcenlte Co.
bvv. As1Isy. 0sn1 Assnt. qrApd es,s's Mich junsss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

Those who Desire Brancy of Complexion must purify
and enrich the beod, which Uelmbods Concentrated Elk.
trait Of Sarsaparlla invariably does. Ask for H.inbolds
Take no othyr ap 1T-2m
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DIR. OLIN of Ottawa

Represents this great reform in medicine and will attend per
sonay upon all forms of disease either ACUTE chronic
surgical when desired Violent diseases dphora cholera
Group dysentcry yers &C., very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they scarcely losing any
while in old chronic they noted everywhere They
always called upon repair the mischief produced by
other physicians with their skill or cure" remedies.
Coughs o: 10 IS years standing; Catarh with the de-
structon OF tho bones and soft tissues of the
SUMPTION with partial loss Of lungs; Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss of parts; Hip disease with inability to
walk; Scroulous diseases Of every variety and severity
Deafness from to 90 years continuance rheumatism with
enlarged and ancylosed joints spermatorhea with demen
tia Diseases of the Eye, &C. &c. have been cured and all
OF which will be most happily referred to for the benefit Of
those similarly afflicted lie warrants in all
Fever and Ague
Diseases of Women and Children specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments of every variety expressly adapted
to these various complaints Consult him. dec. 22-spu
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Eclectlc or New school system of Medicine,
Embracing every modern reform and improvement in the
Medical Art. Poisonous Mineral remedies dispensed with
They produce evil and lay the foundation for future ill health
Parents should that their children dosed with
such medicines for they be well afterwards All
mineral posons alike injurious. The greatest modern
Improvement in medicine consists in containing the active
medical principles Of roofs and plants in concentrated
form. They Eclectic Remedies, and before
equaled in tho treatment Of disease. When udcousy ad
ninstered, they meet disease with wonderful certainty
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CONSULTATION FRED.

Patients must write their name, State post Ofcs address
plainly All letters requiring answer, must contain aet
ter stamp and be addressed to DR.. KNAPP SON,
AAy the above disease, be treated successfully by
the patients describing their in letter. when they
cannot see u.s.
Dr. KNAPP, who has visited Ottawa, regularly, for the
past TWELVE iEARS be consulted at the Clifton Hotel
follows Wednesday, May 5th; wednesday, June 30th
Wednesday, Aug. 25th; Wednesday, Oct. 2Oth Wednes
day Dec 18th.
Office lS5 South Clark street. Chicago.
N. B.-Send for the INVALIDS FRIEND AND HEALTH
INSTRUCTOR which teaches the sick how they DO
stored to health and tho well how preserve their Ash
and prolong their lives. ap3
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

Ottawa, June 10, 1869.
Corn begins to arrive pretty freely whenever
the roads make wheeling practicable. There is
no material change, however, to note in prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19

In the Spring Months the system naturally under
charge and nLMyolp's nisniY CenCnRsRAfD k1fnAcT ~
vAAsApAnLA . an assistant d the greatest vslss d7
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-06-19
YIyO THE AFFLICTED
DR.. KNAPP T. SON.
Physicians and Surgeons formerly Of New York. are trssns
successfully

DR.. KNAPP l. SON,
Physicians and Surgeons formerly Of New York. are tr.sns
successfully
CT = o MIC DIS Z SEES.
Which embraces the best approved methods THU
and other hecurs of all Chronic Diseases They
treat SUCCESSFULLY all nervous and Nss.go affections all
all Skin Diseases Pulmonary Consumption in early stages
Paralysis Epilepsy, Salt Rheum. Headaches all Heart
Diseases Diseases Of Children and
Seminal weakness d sexual Diseases,
Which carrying thousands to their graves annually
EYE AND EAR.
They treat successfully method all disease o:th
EYE and EAR They have had practice and
better success In the treatment of al
DISEASEs0F w0MEN,
Than any other Physicians America They have cured
who have been confined to their bed for years.
They never fail to cure
MATIsMi
In all sages matter Of how long standing They cure
ASTHMA!
80 returns. They have Sure for the distressing
HEMyoRRHOLIDS, DRIP
The Cure all Diseases Of the
THROAT AND LUN GS.
CAN ERs!
They have had extensive practice and wonderful sue
in the treatment Of cancers, which they without
eating their ont using tho knife. Let those who have
Tumors Sweings, red spot lose time inhavng
attended to, timely treatment may the from
the horrors. suffering and death Of cancer.
Gaia RRH URED
They are treating catarrh system which d q
cure for this disease.
THEM CONSULTATIONS for years have averaged from I'VE
thousand year. which gives them experience
n sav'sd Sny that d. k,r, MOI
travelling physician.
He only visits few places occasionally accommodate his
patients in the country and others who
conveniently visit him in Chicago.
A-kemember they do not promise to oil stages Of
Disease While all diseases curabe II taken
stages not Your be durable this week.
to-day, not tomorrow; hence the danger Of delay.
Ne case Will be received, when Shere
arc any doubts Of cure or Relief.
Our Terms CASH. hence the money be with all
orders for medicines cos from five dollars to thirty dollars
per month"; to doctor with which includes medicines
A0-The Poor will be favored.
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HelmbOld's Extract SarsaparilIa clcanses
and blood nss the vgor of health into the
SYSTEM and purges out the humors that make disease. al7
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llemOolds Concentrated Extract %7na, is the great
Blood Purifier ~
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17

that the hand Of the resurrection will
never End the lost and id recusant.r
The Avalanche, upon all other propo-
sitions, is intensely Democratic. In
deed, it has come to Pass. In Tennessee,
that universal suffrage is regarded -
sound Democratic doctrine; and what
has happened there will be seen 10
every Southern State within the ensu-
ing year. Universal suffrage is popular.
There is nothing more certain than that
all men, who are citizens of the United
States, will hereafter vote, be their race
and color what it may.
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10 N OLD BOOT.

Misc ancient friend, Lest farewell!
60 many days we've footed it together-
The lane Of liie-in mir and stormy weather,
MINI eyes well nigh their lid dikes Overswell.
well remember when thou didst encase
Ny neither limbs with pressure warm and tight;
And many cOrny twinge, from morn till night.
Ivinced the ardency Of thy embrace.
Soon, like the love Of some long married wife,
Thy grasp, il not 90 strung, ves still as true,
And pleasanter; and as We grew in life,
Thou vert as gentle plant shoe;
And while on thee trampled every day.
To shield me thou didst wear thy very sole away.
Though despise the Islander menger's art,
And scorn the wretch who blackens the fair fame
OF one whose richest fortune is his name
(The wretch whose steel goes deeper than the
heart),
Yet it has been my daily lot. own,
To black thy face until the skin has shone
With ebon glow, lustrops as the hue
That forms the charm Of Guinea's native breed,
But it was not that hated thee, indeed;
priced thee So that when the sole broke through
And let in water, twas my special heed
man of avis thy gaping wounds should sew;
And twitchng pangs athwart my p cket shoot
70 part with thee at last, D worn and faithful
Ot
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17

In the course of dedicatory address
delivered BY a reverend gentleman re-
Gently At the opening Of q public school
ID New Jersey, the remarkable declsr-
alton was made that the school was
erected for Protestan,s, and that it was
in the true sense a Protestant school,
The speaker also pharasaica!iy thanked
God that i: was an institution where
the Bible would be read every moroing,
and where the progress Of in6deli,y
would be arrested. The action of the
reverend gentleman in thus casting a
s!ur upon all those who choose . diff
fsrent mode of worshipping the same
God and acknowledging the same Sn-
viour smacks of old time intolerance,
and We are not surprised to read that
his declaration created something of .
sensation among his auditors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17

JoRx G.. WHITTIER ON WOMAN Sur
FRAGE.-John G. Whittiers letter to the
Woman Suffrage Convention is cnarac
terized by all the moderation peculiar
to the Society of Friends. He says be
has general sympathy with the objects
Of the Convention, because he sees nj
good reason why wives and daughter.
should no, have the same rights al
their maie-reiatives, and does not be-
'Eeve that the women will generally
abuse their privileges when they get
them. He adds, however:
Il do not see that the exercise of the bal
lot BY women will prove a remedy for all the
evils of which she justly complains. 1t is
her RICH. as truly as mine. and when she
asks for it, it is something less than manhood
to withhold it. But unsupported by more
practical education, higher aims, and n
deeper sense of the responsibilities of life, it
is not likely to prove blessing in her hands
any more than in mans.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17

The attention of the clergymen of
various cities is now directed to the
reclamation Of an unfortunate class of
creatures who are cut off even from
the sympathy of religious women. A
paper in ST. joseph, No., says:
The Christian Convention, now in
session, day or go ago appointed a
committee of ciergymen to visit the
various abodes of the demi monde of
cur civ and urge upon the f-lleo
women the necessity of reformation.
Tue committees yesterday discharged
their duly. aud we are happy TO learn
tina. there is a prospect that their labOrs
hive NOT been m vain. Many of The
frAii women seem-d to turn an attentive
ear to their earnest admonitions, par.
ticuiarly toe donates Of one or two
houses on Second street, and there is
every reason to hope that some Of
these uofortunste females may yet
turn from the error Of their ways and
be brought 10 . saving Knowledge Of
the truth.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17

TBE AURORA LAND OFFICE. We
learn from an Aurora CORES pondent
that Wilson Butler, Esq d, has received
his commission as Register of the Au-
rora Laud Office. Mr.. Ashley has also
received his commission as Receiver.
and the Land office ut that place is now
open for business. Those who desire
it Can now file their applica ions for
the pre- emption of Government lands,
and we are informed that number OF
persons have already done SO The
boundaries of the districts have been
materially changed. The original DIS
trict comprised the counties of Mono
and Inyo, in California, and Esmeralda,
10 Nevada, but the district has been
considerably enlarged, and now includes
a part of the counties of Tuolumue,
TuIare, Mariposa and Kern in Caiif"r-
MIA, and Nye aud portions of other
counties 10 this State. The district is
now one OF the largest on the coast
Enterprise.
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TsE Wisconsin Republicans have Ia

THE Wisconsin Republicans have ia
ken advanced ground in their conven.
ton. According to their platform
they are for free speech, free press,
rud free schools for all classes; for such
occasional revision of the revenue and
tariff laws as will render them most
efficient and least burdensome; for an
adjustment of internal taxation TO the
same end; for economy in the national
administration, AMI keeping faith With
public creditors. These propositions
challenge general approval, and the
state election will undoubtedly be car
ried by the Republicans under this pro-
gramme with more sounding majority
than in former years. The majority
last year was little less than rs 900.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17

OUR RAILRoAD-We rode out on the
line Of the Virgins and Truckee Rail-
road to day, and ascertained few facts
concerning its progress. About six
hundred men are ut WORK along the line
filling up gaps, cutting through hills
and finishing the grades in different
places About four hundred are Al work
IN ,.(erent squads below Tunnel No. l,
but in a few day they will nearly all
be moved up 10 The line between Rigby 9
mill, on American Flat. and Virginia
City. The managers of the road ex.
press confidence that the fills, cuts, and
grades will all be ready TO receive the
ties and rails, from Carson to Virginia
CITY, within one month, or even less
time The rolling stock of the road is
being put t"ge her and gradually shipped
from San francisco and the East by the
Pacific Railroad. The iron rails are
now being 'ansported from San Fran
cisco to Sacramento, q vessel load Of
wnich will arrive there tonight, and
will be sent to Reno in a few days, to
be hauled TO Carson City, when track
laying will be commenced with all the
force and energy which may be re-
CURED In November we shall see the
iron horse sporting up through Ameri-
CAT Fiat and Cold HiIi-G H. Neus of
last erening.
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A MINING SCHOOL.

We hope another Legislature vii
not adjourn until some provision il
made for the establishment of Mining
School. IT the finances of the State
will not admit of a fne ediice and the
appropriate appliances of college, lei
there be Arrangements made for fe y
s,udenIs and n few teachers. The
Great Basin is to-day little more than q
vast mining camp. II will not for
years, At least. be of very great value
for anything beyond its mines Agri-
culture will not flourish here, except
where the MINIS furnish a ready mar
ket; for meo are not going to pursue
agriculture here unless they Can make
more money by it than they can under
the softer skies of California. And
Notwithstanding this, everything else 10
taught in our schools but the prelimin-
nry knowledge requisite to enable
young men 10 start our with clear ideas
as to how to mine and reduce treasure
bearing minerals. Every day brings up
some new puzzle, some new comb,n-
alton, before which experts are con-
fused. and the plain, practical men who
have most to do in reducing our ores
are lost. In the ten years since the
Comstock was discovered, millions of
dollars have been lost for want of
knowledge which every amalgamator
possesses now; and a great waste still
goes on. Some of our mills here work
come of our ores up to ninety per cent
of the assay; but the average through
the State does not exceed seventy per
cent. Thus almost one.third of the
value of our ores is still lost. If, by
careful study and practice, half this
amount could be saved, what a mag
niicent college single years saving
would endow. And then, in this in
s,itntion, a grand cabinet should be
collected. What an interest would
cluster about such collection a few
years hence! Now in The beginning
for silver mining in our land has bad
but a beginning yet-a little nucleus
should be formed, which, 10 its full
fruition, would be an institution a.
once pride and glory to our State
Inland Empire, l4th
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-09-17

DKoPpIxG EVEN THE NAME.-Is there
anything left of the Democratic party in the
Southern States This question possesses
no Importance politically, but as cold
proposition of reason we should be pleased
to have it discussed. The Memphis fenn.)
Avalanche. which has been as stubborn an
organ Of the Southern Democracy as could
be fouad in the land Of Dixie, goes for
universal suffrage, but objects to being
called = Republican newspaper.