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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06

EOR RFOLK, PORTS-as4S4i
4 MOUTH, AND ALL RE6ULA 4
LANDINGS ON THE JAMES BIVEh.-ih he fhsr
sad elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
ELIZA gANCOX, Captain q. q. CLIFFORD, leaves
her wharf NJ Rockets Tor The aboye-nAMed placda
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. ~
Blk O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday.
meet with steamers for Baltimore and points
North.
Train leaves City Point 10. Petersburg On naysiso,
o< steamer.
Eage 10 Norfolk, STA.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays. Thursaays, and Saturdays
from Is n. 70 q Z. ID. for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings On
Chesapeake bay, and all regular lsndlugD on
james river, a. reasonable rates.
Freights for way landings must be prepaid :
In consequence OF the mail being discontinued
st Grove and Brandon Point wharves, the steau.es
win not stop a. those landings.
Apply 10 L. B. TATUM, Agent,
jaso Office steamers whaxL
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
g ERViCE AFLOAT.
- KY ADMIRAL sEMMES
(Late or the Confederate stat. ) NavJ).

he ab )ve Is the title OF book or ove- 500 pages
gotten up IN magnificent style, beautifully illus
lrdted and decidedly the most Interesting b ok
published In this cOuntry since the war. 1t gives
= full description OF Admiral SEMhKS's services
from his withdrawal from the Federal navy TO the
close Of he WAT, embracing the operations OF the
Sumter and alabama
i he thread OF the war on the land has not been
lost sight of but has been skiliutly interviewer
wi h the SEA NakAATlEE.
II Is bound Ia the following styles:
In extra cloth, full gilt back and side stamp Ss 60
II llb ary style, fun sheep 80
In h tlf urkey morocco 7 so
In half Eussis, full gilt 50
In half calf, ful Kilt So
hose persons who have not been called upon
by the agent can See The book at the store Of w 4.
ID. BLAI~ Il CO., corner Main and Ninth streets.
Parties AZ distance Wishing IL can get 1t by MAIL
or KXrREsS FHsE OF postage or freight, by send
ing tue pIl.e as above by mail to
kOBERr T. TAYLOR,
late Of the state auditors office, publisher:
also General raveling gent or the Ring on
Insu rance Company.
Persons ordering the book by mail viii p.enc
direct 10 the publisher To pOSt-oiice box 6A
my Q -eOu2W
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, A YOUNG HEIFER, with her Ssss
Il first calf, about a eek ol ; red with hSIsA-
wnitc spots on head and les 4; has short hOrns.
liberal reward Will te given for her return to j.
MAR UeE, on Broad street near the Theatre.
ct
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AUCTION SALES TB{S Df =.

IN AL. PUBLIC on PRIVATE sALES or REAL.
ESTATE MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
JANUARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
PURCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
sHNT YEAR, BUT on ALL SALES BETWEEN T HE
FIRST DAY OF JULY AND THE 1HIRTY-TIRST
DAY CT DECEMBER THE SHLLER PAYS THEN.
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pOWHATAN STEAMBOATssRsu

z CUMPANY.-Steamers STATE &&kzzz1
OF AkRyLSED and PETERSBUhG.-. nrap.
reliable, and sase route TO Baltimore savsnnsn.
more, making clcse connection with steamers ;,
Philadelyhi is.-No charge for wharfage, drayays
or forwarding. and no transhipment OF goods oe.
tween Richmond and Baltimore. Bslii.
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and ID
TURDAY. Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Freight received every Day Except Sunday MP 10
O'Clock z. u. These steamers have excellent
saloon, sLateroom, ard passenger accommodations
or passage. apply TO
EAa7EYs Z WILLIas.s. Agents,
eul1 Commercial BlocA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06

AAJANTED, q COLORED WOMAN to do
w housework and wash and iron. Must be
well recommen ndcd and without incumbr4nce. Ap-
ply at o3s Fifth street, north or Leigh.
nv At
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mACEgENERE, &c.

- = n" y n 70 : 80
DHENlX FOUNDRY,
Z 10 . FIGHGH SrhEET, EEIW ZEN
NsIN AND FRANKLIN,
GICiMc&D, Va.
W1LLIAM 3. COOK.
MAsCFACTUREI or
Iron Railing, handsome patterns OF balconies
aud Vrruuaahs, Vault and , eilar Doors Gratings,
Window Guards, Awning Frames, Corinthlsn
Columns and Caplto!s. ornamental cast Brackets
FOR she Wing, &c, all sizes; Gas and Water Pipe,
iyirart hcys aud Rct.S for waller and gas, Nenti-
lttorsf y brick aud wood cornlcc, Traps Tor by
,rauts aud Culvcrts Coal Shoots.
4 Tull line or Plow Castings for p'ows In gen
oral use throughout the Country always on hand
An kinds OF lion Work for bAtdings and cast
.ngs generally.
Thankful to the public FOR their liberal patron
ags for The past trteen years, most Respectfully
solicit the continuance or the same.
nh orders filed with dispatch and promptly al.
tended u IN the bes. workman-llke manncr.
NY I'm
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5T'EAEEEESS.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, 1$fSm
y AaD NORFOLK STE ssssk62ilkkzA.
composing this line. will leave Philadelphia every
SATURDAY and Richmond every EEIDAY. si-
ternately. Freight taken Ior norfolk at moderate
rates also for charleston, Savannah, and New
Orleans. and oils l1ding 81 ignet through. Passage
to Philadelphia including meals and stateroom.
sic. W. l.. PUkTEK, Agent.
mh1 Office, 70. 2Is5 Dock street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06

E1ICHMOMD AND DANVILLE RAIL-
hs RuAn-CEANGE OF SCHEDULE.--On
and sitter SUNDAY, February 3lst, 1859, the PAS-
YE!SGES TEAMS on this road will be run ~
iollows:
Come WEST, LYaCHEUfla PaSsENGE ERs
leave Richmond daily Except Sundayel at 81 A.
IL. arrive ct Burkevllle ut HIS A. ID, making
close connections with trains on the Southsids
road for Farmville, Lynchburg, Bristol. Knox :
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C. &c. THROUGH
MAIL AND EXPkESB leave Richmond daily ~
,.np y. ieaye Da1yille daily a. sa 2: N. !;
close CONNECTIONS for ell stations on the kor-h
Carolina road both east and Test OF Greensboro,
Charlotte, Columbia A.ugusta and MI points
Soutb,
GoIgs EAST, TEEOusU EAIL AND *.
PRGsS leave Greensboro daily at 20 4. NJ; leavs
Danyille daily at 2.to a. N. arrive at Richmond
daily a. IL 4. NJ. LYECBBJRa PASSEH6Ent
leave BurEevil!e daily Except Sundays) at lisp.
Il. arrive at Richmond at $50 p. d.
Through tickets Gun be procured at the ticket
Office IN Richmond TO all Important points South
end 2outhwest, anu at Greensboro' and Danyille 70
all points Norsh East, snd Wcst.
THOMAS IDDAAEAD,
fen Superintendent,
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DICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL


tile trains over this road will be run as follows:
Leave Richmond 81 h. II. and :t5 p. N.
Leave Petersburg 81 $3.50 A. u. and $50 y. u.
ACCOMMUDAitON THAId, with passenger
csr at,sched, will leave Richmond daily at asst.
d., and Petcrsbutg daily 1t A. IL. tSuauays
eLcep:sdj,
The J.. q. train viii not leave Richmond on
9undays, and the ESQ 2. a. train will not leave
Petersburg on Sundays.
Passengers for No folk viii take the s:isg y.
train, running through daily.
Baggage chEcRed through
The passenger coach attached 10 the coal train
will leaTe Clover Hill ALTA. II. , and returning
leave Richmond ut 2:Io Z. d. on Tuesdays, Thur
days, aud saturdays,
THOMAS II. WYHNE,
ap: q superintendent
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HAWES r. SUTTON
IL tlate Register or the Virginia Land Oflcel
has resumed the PHaCTIca or Thf LAW, aud
will atten the courts OF the city or htchm md and
the county OF Henrico.
Office Marshall Hall, eouth side Of Capitol
g1nxre richmond Va nv Am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06
4 GOOD THE COMING.

THE CHOIR AND MEETIN GS.
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BANKING OFFICE OF w. i. ISAACs q { O.,
TO TEACHERS.

SAy ANTED, everybody to know that |
W am stu carr Ing on the TEAMING BUSI-
EE-S My Office Is No. l,l4 'ary street between
Thirteenth AMI Fourteenth where Will be pleased
To see my old + ionds and customers and receive
their orders for hauling whca will be attended to
promptly. lap 2-3m] u. A. HATCHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06

,-o~~o---~~..r~~.r~--- ~~~~~.~~.@-A~~~~~~~~-~
al % sl q
THEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
OonMMnksCH.DULE:a,,n,n ,,, n. and {. .s at.sr Tie d
Richmond and Coyingtun; leave hichin0nd Al
A. NJ. and arrive NJ CoyiDgton &C z. a. Le-y.
Covlngton at s.saA. M. and arrive as hfeh uerd
AZ ACcOamoDATIoN TRAIN between s,ca
mond and Charlottesville on MONDAYS, WE'D
IottesyIlle at I A. d.. and arrives at Richmond ~
a:as A. N. Leaves Richmond At s;sa r. n. sni
arrives at Charlottesville at . X. d.
The Mail Train connects at 6ordonsvtIle and
Charlottesville with trains on Orange. AlexandrtA.
and Manassas railroads for hleIandria, Washing
tqn Se New
gomery Mobile, &C.; at Staunton With stage
coaches for Harrisonburg and AugustA springs:
at Goshen With stage coaches for Lexington, kaiu-
bridge Baths at Miilooro' with cosches for bath
Ass sss oe Ho HesRnE % s sa
,m JAMES :: .' TzEkaxND: I,as.s
DIuHMoND AND YORK RIVER Raj.
IL ROAD LINE.-FOR BALTIMORE THs.
BALTIMORE and points North viii take the passeu.
ger train from tne depot OF tns bichmonu ana
9a9s 1c hEsT ksroSa at ,bs sGsRpp On Tua
Ss9sk n n sr Mss ss a{
in time to connect with the ir aims r philsdslphis
New York, SC. Returning, the kENNLBkC
Barry street, B.ltimors. every MONDAY, WkD-
NEsDAY, and FRIDAY. at O'Clock p. "a, pas
feilSwing day IN Il ime % to Connect with the expr.s.
train on the Richmond and Danville railroad Zoe
Danyille and all points on that road Greensboro,
Salisbury Charlotte, &C.. N. G., Columbia. .. G.,
'-lN '''' PASSENGER TRAIN
Leaves Ms, eny s5s%sps s1sdsy
DAYS, and FRIDAla a. lo:ls A. NJ, and en-
TUSsD,, Us, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS,
Freight received and forwarded promptly, and
THOMAS DODAM -m
my1 Superintendent
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT TO THE
~ NOhTH, EAST, and WEST, utd the Rich-
carrying the United states mail twice daily. Eie-
giant cars with new patent sleeping chairs on 81
trains.-The through trains on this road are nov
run from the depot corner Byrd and Eighth
The DAY rHRoUeH NAIL TRAIN leaves
inston at SIS P. NJ, connecting on WITH the early
afternoon expresa trains for the North, East and
Tho NIGHT THROUGH MAIL TRAIN, with
stitched, !eayss Richmond daily lsundays except
Tor the North, East, and West.
Gs s'GP = TaS os als
and au way-staticns leaves depot corner Broad
and kighth streets at t;s0 P. N. HesuEnirs
Through tickets and through baggage checks ,o
ell principal p0ints.
For further Information and through ticket.
apply At the ONCE OF the company, corner Brosd
and Eighth streets, Shockoe Eill aud at the uct es
Office corner Byrd and Eighth streets.
J. 3. GIETRY, General Ticket Agen,
sAmUEL EUTu, Superintendent mya
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TIE sgsIEENFIARY IMBROGLIo,
T II I r d u A \

.iIaE FROM THE INTERIOR.
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FERTILIZERS.
DURE GROUND PLASTER.
SHCCKOE MILLS,

Our pllstcr-HiN being now completed we are
prepared 10 ill orders Tor Z u K t. aROIJ n ID
bLasrfR. Our facilities for receiyipg shin
ming and grinding. are nrivalled and we are dis
nos, 4 % share Them with our customers and sell
I'm as favorable terms as any mill IN the state
We intend To maintain the reputation this mill
had under Major j. II. Claiborne for The purity
and ,xcrllcncc OF the Plaster turned ont and re-
spectfuIy invite III. orders or c, ,1nmission mcr-
chants and planters
nv lin SMYTH & MOORE.
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aEAEINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, MAT 6, 1859.
Sun rises .....5.0S Noon rises. ....... Q.
Sun sets ........6 52 High tide, p. VI. IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06

NB7ANTED, GOOD COOK and DINING
w GOUM SERFANT. Apply to
DANIEL LYON,
corEer CT Twentieth and Grace streets.
5-2t
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14sT cAsa :cI9AoEGn ar: : 81.
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SA7ANTED- D-IMMEDIATELY-a PUR-
Wv CHASER for 80. lnew, city mide)
IT, P-BU GGY. For sale low. Can be seen at
Thomas DUKES stable on Franklin street near
Fifteenth. mys-6t~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-06

SGEE9STE ES, FEOghST's, &c.
- ELiADLE GARDEN SEEDS-a COM
Z I, p.e:o assortment.
N.NY REANH MARROW BTANS
ESQ rOyATCES, all Tarietics-eariy and
l~tu. FOR sale by
qr3 ALLISON e hnnI9OE.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08
Words of Wis

Idleness is the Dead SEA- that swal-
] Jws all " virtues, and the sel-made
sephulcher of 4 living IL
What pleasure like that of giving !
There would be no rich men if they
were capable of feeling it:
A guilty conscience is like whirl
pool drawing in all itself which would
otherwise pass by.
Pride seldom obtains its end; for.
aiming a. honor md reputation, it
reaps contempt and derision.
1t is ordained, in The eternal con.
stitution of things, that men of in
temperate minis can not be free; their
passions forge their letters.
To preserve equality of temper,
when goadea BY the, shafts OF eahim
ny and malice, requires an %eStraordi-
nary lie gree of for;itu!e and passive
courage as few individuals possess.
Words are, little things, but they
strike hard. We iwieid them. so. east
" that weare apt to forget their hid
den power. Fifty spoken. they fall
like the sunshine, the dew and odriz-
cling rain; but when unity, like the.
frost, the hail and the desolate tenn
pest. IS ysf,4.s II -'s =.
Surely happiness is reflective, like
the lighlpof heaven ; and every coun-
.tenance bright wifi smiles, and glow
ing with innocent enjoyment, is a mir
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WHITE-OAK SAW-LOdS WAN
o., TED AT 90.
H.. X. MYERS & Co.'s.
Yard,
. Near the Il. d G.. ". r.. r., Depot.

L
We want a quantity of Oak Saw Logs to
cut into Rail Road Ties and Bill stuff, for
which we'wilE pay a fair pricei in cash.
We also want any quantity of BLACK
WALNUT LOGS & LUMBER therefore,
persons in this vicinity, having OAK or
WALNUT LUMBER for Sale, may find
it to their advantage by calling upon us be-
tore selling elsewhere, as our Yard & Mills
&c situated closet to the track of the A. &
A! e w. Railway, which enables us to pay
NOR for Timber and sell Lumber at LESS
rate han can be purchased elsewhere in
this icinity.% t-s-5- 80
Our Stock of PINE LUMBER is OF, a
good quality OF Dry Michigan Pine, Shin
giles, Lath,n Dressed-hooring and Siding,
Doors, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Broo 2 :
handles, all ofswhich will be sold extreme
IL low for Cash. 4aL+...E Il
SAVING DEMONSTRATING Dress
ing Flooring, Saving Shingles, &C., done on
short notice and on reasonable terms. We
also keep. on hand and: for sale, WHITE
LIME, WATER LIME, DRAIN TILE,
CALCINE PLASTER; and the regular
STONE SEWER PIPE from 4 to "a
inches.
Being thankfulfor past ~favors, we would
still solicit, at least, a share of patronage.
i = H. K. MYERS & CO.
Lsm5o)
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08
, Diamond Dust.

IF we were at peace within, eXter-
nal things would have but little pow
err to hurt us.
IF you would not have inAiction
visit you twice, listen at once to what
it teaches.
He who would govern others, first
should he the master of himself.
Eudeavor for the best, and provide
against the worst.
Pat of repentance till tomorrow,
and you have a day more to repent
of, and a day less to repent in.
Gratitude is the mg,sic of the heart
when his chords are swept away by
the breeze of kindness.
There is nothing like fixed, steady
aim, with an honorable purpose. 1t
dignifies nature and insures success.
Under the greate<t p~rovocations, il
is our wisdom and duty to keep our
temper, and to bride II passions.
Be deaf to the quarreIsome, blind to
the scprner, and dumb to those who
are mischievously inqnisitive.
Many persons have quickness to
discover their faults, with not energy
enough to eradicate them.
The morris of our actions consists
not in doing extraordinary act'Ons,
but in doing ordinary actions we'll.
God ia a great God, and therefore
$500 l1,,Il r-, .o, H. L. .
good God. and therefore it is not in
vain TO wait upon him..
The pest of societv-a a | e-bearer.
''!Set a watch over thy mouth, and
keep the door Of thy lips, for Il tale
bearer is worse than 4 thief"
An envious man repines as much at
the manner in which his neighbors
lire rs if he maintained them.
Heir others, and you relieve vour-
self. Go out and drive AWAY the
cloud from hat distressed friends
brow, and you will return with a
heart.
He who troubles himselfmore than
he needs, grieves also more than is
necessary for the same weakness
which makes him anticipate his mis-
cry makes him enlarge it, too
The more we fear crosses, the more
reason we have to think that we need
them. We ought to judge of the vio-
lence of our diseases by the remedies
which our spiritual physician pre-
for MS.
Riches oftentimes. if nobody take
them away, take to themselves wings
and fly. away, ard truly many a time
the undue sparing of them is but let
their wings grew, which, makes
them really to fy away ;asd The con-
tributinS a part Of them to do good,
Dnly clipstheir- Wings q little and
makes them stay the longer with their
owner.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08
TlLToN'S JOURNAL
OF HORTICULTURE AND FLORAL
NJ >GAZINE.

An Illustrated Magazine, devoted
to the Cultivation OF Fruits, Flowers,
and Vegetables.
Published Monthly at $500 per
annum. by J Z Tilton & Co., New
York and Boston. Sample copies
sent free Two Plants OF the Pres
dent Wilder" Strawberry given to
each subscriber for 1870, and the re-
manning numbers of this Year given
free to all new subscribers.
The President Wilder Strawberry is
hardy, vigorous and very prolific.
Fhe colorisa brilliant crimson scarlet;
the flesh roSy-white, very juicy, but
sufficiently firm for market. Ind ed
it has every qualification for the mar
ket and the amateur. The fruit has
been kept Il full week after picking, in
Il good state of preservation. The
fruit and vine ofthis variety have been
examined and tested by some of the
most eminent pomologists in the coun:
try, who pronounce it the best variety
ever produced Col. Wilder says OF
it that if he had the making of another
he would not know how to improve
it. Two plants will be sent out to
such subscribers of 1869 as may SO
order; none others have ,beep OF will
be sent out until the Sprihg of 1879,
when, after subscribers OF the Journal
have been supplied, they will be offer
ed for sale for the first tine, at the
following prices:nA-S5,0J per dozen,
or so cents each.
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One of~t!ie few:really successful
enterprises Of, thesdayis PARKER &
Co. S One Dollar Sale. Their system
offers a greater opportunity for the
purchase of the Thousand and one use
full articles, aat.a price that GENES with
in the reach Of afI classes, tLan any
other.
1t is ven understood fact. that
certain classes OF goods pay4the dealer
a very large percentage ofSpreiit:
This appears almost necessary, es-
pecially in Fancy Goods, Jewelry,
Silver Plated Ware, &c, of which a
dealer does not sell sufficient Of any
one article to make it an ebjectiof
trade, and is obliged to purchase in
small quantities and when the goods
are sold by three, or fourdiferent class
es Of merchants,r and each charge a
very large profit, the price becomes
double the original cost of manufac-
ture- before reaching the hands of the
people. .!-- f- u -.
1t isin such goods Parker 81 Co ,98
& 100 Simmer ST., Boston, deatmost
extensively. Their sales are so i'm
mense they make each article a speci-
atty, often buying all a manufacturer
can produce. Their system gives I'M
ivefsa' satisfaction. Real their adj
vertisement @1'i's Im20
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08

The STATES D ,UNIoN.-Grateful
for the rapid increase in the number
of subscribers for our paper for the
last year, we are prepared to offer new
inducements for clubs. As the people
of every county shoald-be willing to
sustain good local papers, we feel war
ranted in making the followin. liberal
proposals: -
To a club of 10 new subscribers for
one year, pay in advance, we will fur
nish 10 copies of the States & Union
aud 10 copies of a first class monthly
Agricultural Journal, for $50, or $500
for each subscriber.
For a club of 20 new subscribers of
one year. pay in advance, we will fur
nish 20 copies Of the States & Union;
and 90 copies of n first class monthly
Agricultural journal; and an extra
copy of both, for the gettcr up Of the
club, for $40 or $500 for each sub
scriber.
To every subscriber who is in ar
rears for the last Is months, and who
will come forward, at once, and pay
his subscription, according to our pib-
Iished terms, and renew the same for
one year, we will make a present of a
copy of said monthly Agricultural
Journal, for one year.
Gentlemen, viii you do it
IF you viii, we viii be able within
the next six months to give you four
more reading matter by
our paper Give usa goo
lift. and we viii more than pay you
back.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08

THE BEET AND ORIGINAL Toxic
oFIRoN, Phosphorus and Calisaya
known as Ferro-P hosphated Elixir OF
Calisava Bark prepared by Caswell,
-;iazzard & Go New York. The iron
restores color to- the blood. he phos-
phOrus renews waste of the nerve
tissue, and the Calisaya gives a nat
ural healthfnl tone TO the digestive
organs, thereby curing dyspepsia in
its various forms, wakeiulness, gener-
al debility, depression of spirits; al
so, the best preventive against fever
and ague.-So!d by all Druggists
uo141y
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08
THE SCHOOL. FESTIVAL

This beautiful little original Maya
zine is now ready It,. is devoted en-
tirely TO school exhibitions. etc , and
is destined to have a great popularity.
1t is the only magazine of the kind we
knew.of, has been greatly needed. and
meets the want. 1t is full ofgood rea-
ding for the smaller children; of orig
inaI, and all first classl Send for TIE
Magazine. and enjoy the whole of it
1t is published Quarterly, by Alfred
L. Sewsll & Co, the publishers ofthat
popular Juvenile magazine; The Lutte
Corporal. Chic9go, III, and costs fifty
cents a year. Single copy fifteen cents.
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08

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Address. .. OHIO FARMER.
CLEVELAND, O..
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08
FARM FOR SALE.

E.sGs Wooaheuse offers for sale his
farm, situated D miles Southwest of
Ashland. Said farm will be sold for
a reasonable payment down, and the
balance IN four annual payments. The
farm has a good Brick House, Bank
Barn and out-buildings. Also a ten
ant house, and two Orchards. The
farm containing 90 acres of good land,
thirty acres of timber. For particu-
lars, enquire on the premises.