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LIVER COMPLAINTS,

Jaundice, and all affections Of the Liver. are
soon removed BY The use of Roback's Stomach
Rtters and Blood Pills; they are composed OF
vegetable medicinal extracts, with especial re-
ference to their direct action on the liver and
digestive apparatus. Sold BY
THOS. c. SHREvE, Druggist.
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BILLIARD L JENNY LIND
r 90 M S!

TNHE undersigned. having re6tted his Bill
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have received and keep on hand choics
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white Cloud, Oct. 81, 1867.
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THoS. c. sHREvE, Druggist, Agent.
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PIsE20.

There 10 no medicine In use % eiicaeious az
Dr.. Roback's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills,
for the permanent cure Of Blind or Bleeding
Piles; they strike at the root Of ds ease, there.
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THOS. @. sHREvE, Druggist, Agent.
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diseases Of the skin. Old Sores. Tumors and
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THOS. C. SHREvE, D.agsis,.
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NIGHT MARE

Is one Of the many diseases Of which Dysper
sia is the parent. To effect cure. person
should avoid hearty food at night, and take
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on retiring 10 bed. Sold By
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CONVALESCENTS

Should use Roback's Stomach Bitters. to
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Agent, White Cloud
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Dealers often recommend other bitrers, be
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cessfully.
TfIOS. C. SHREyE, Druggist, Agent.
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SICK HEADACHE

Arises from disordered state of the stomach
and bowels, and bilious arrangement Of the
liver. and can be permanently cured by the use
of Rohark's Blood Purifier and Blood Pills.
Full directions accompany each bottle and box.
THoS. C. SHREVE, Druggist, Agent.
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bathing the affected parts With Tinctare Of
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Is, Manhood:
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B' This Lecture should be in the hands OF
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Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt of six cents. or
two post stamps. Also, DR. Culverwell's
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Weakly persons End benefit By its use.
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: Family and Sunday Reading.
Many of the best and most popular writer's
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i've interest; its religions and secular intelli-
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are choice and fresh, and its chil1ren's de-
partment always well filled. Its I" Notes of
the Chicago Noon Prayer Meeting" regularly
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DYSPEPSIA.

Thousands Of the worst sufferers from this
terrible gnawing disease have been cured by
the use Of Roback's Stomach Bitters, As the
testimonials now in our hands fully prove.
Sold by
THOS. C. sHREyE, Druggist.
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TINE and THE FORELOck.

Watches and Jewelry. q
TNHE undersigned have established sA.i6
L complete Watch and Jewelry Shop in the
City Hotel Building, next door to the Drug
Store, aud will sell Watches and Clocks of all
kinds as low as they can be had in the West.
Watches and Clocks repaired promptly, in
careful manner.
We keep an assortment Of Jewelry, such Is
Gold Rings, Chains, Breast Pins, and other
articles in the line.
BARBERING.
A barbering establishment is also connect:
ed, where Shaving, Hair Dressing aad Cham:
pooning are done In the best style:
A choice article kept on hand, for the ac-
commodation Of lovers Of the weed.
NEWSPAPERS.
At our counter may be had the leading news
and literary papers Of the country. among
which We may mention Harpers' Periodicals.
New York Ledger, Wilkes Spirit, Scientific
American, Chimney Corner, Waverley Maya
zine, etc.
Give rs call; and il We cannot suit you in
come way or other, you are hard 70 please.
WEBB L HlLLMAN.
White Cloud, Nov. 26, le6s-ly.
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Our Commissions to Agents

Exceed those of every other establishment Of
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pairing our premiums with those Of others FOR
CLUBS OF THE SAME SIZE, in addition to
which we claim to give better goods of the
same character.
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formation is pretty straight that he usged
their postponement for twelve, u s' We
would as soon do any other man injustice
as the gentlemaa from Michigan" In.
deed. Il is entirely unnecessary for any
adversary to do suoh Injustice. The best
argument againssh him is his own record. :,
After this paragraph was in type the
,Journa, came 70 hand, showing that Go
vernon WELLS concurred with others, az
Washington, in urging On early day Tor the
elections here. These people are exceed
ingly active in Washington. They 1.-Two in
Virginia, and, with the help of the money
of her people, carry out their schemes to
Cypress them and make comfortable guar.
ters for themselves. We are in favor Of
their "early." The sooner We go through
what's to come the better. Let's "know
what g what and who's who"
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DISCONTINUED.

The Evening Journal is discounted at
the appointments Of General sToNEMAN.
1t sees, nothing but "WALKER " in them.
So, coming as o "stunner," it can but ex-
claim with the cockney, "WALKER
C1vIL.-Ths Journal understands it ell
now. Those who went off on the "WALK-
Err" ticket made their appointments
sure, and it adds: awe thought there
"must be some such grand and patriotic
"impslling motive" That's exquisite. The
disdainful pot could not moro appropriately
reproach the presumptuous kettle for her
unwhitened face. Or is it that the mag
unanimous Journal is ready to accord to
others the same grand and patriotic i'm
pelling motiven that animates it and the
WELLS party fs"Fs a'sTfoG z -
Nor FOR JoE." -Enraged at the OPP
pointment by General sToNEMAN of some of
the friends Of the new ticket, the Journal
threatens them aHthus:
SOnce,. in, Office, they think they may
laugh at calamity and defy fate, but
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AieI,ntond. 1ispatfh.
........ MARCH q, 1869.
The : Sweep and the Appointments.

= The Sweep and the Appoin tments.
g n another department Of this morn
;ne,s Dispatch will be found . very long
list Of appointments to filithe vacancies oc-
easioned by sweeping out allofice-hoiders
who could not take the iron-clad oath.
Among these appointments are judges for
an the circuits, except four: those OF
Judaes CHRISTIAN, CHAARLIss, MARSHALL
and W,SerrsLp. These were the most i'm
nortans, and the people have looked to them
with great anxiety. We ere satisfsd that
General srosExAS has made the best use
Of his material to reconstruct the govern
ment after the clean sweep. Some OF the
Judges We know enough Of to speak OF their
capacity. These will do very well. Their
names gave us some surprise; but 1t was
agreeable.
We trust that General SToSEMAN has
been able to fill the great bulk Of the Offices
with men OF fair ability. 1t would be any
thing but o source Of qualification to learn
that he had not. 1t would be poor spite
that would find consolation in the midst Of
the wholesale ostracism Of our own people
from learning that the Offices swept by the
'test-oath had fallen to persons wholly in
competent. 1t is tco important matter
that the laws should be fairly administered
and order preserved to allow any man to
find comfort in the anarchy Of utter incom-
potency now. We trust that We shall get
along at least tolerably well until the State
floats out into the deep and safe waters of
reconstruction upon the basis of State and
personal equality.
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Of Congress passed July1s, 1867, eGnstru.
inc the, words Executive or judicial office
sss us used = s sas i Fs Ha1os s
1867. paragraph 4, Of the Instructions
published ni In General Orders No. 81, from
these pua headquarters, dated June 8, 1867, is
hereby amended to read !: Governor, lieu
t tenant secretary of stats, auditor
of public accounts, second auditor, register
Of the land Office, State treasurer, attorney
general, sheriffs, sergeant of city or town.
ysyors, constables, overseers Of the poor,
commissioners Of the board Of pubic
works, Judges of the supreme court, JUDGES.
Of the circuit courts, judge of the court Of
b. Hust tin g. justices Of the county courts,
mayor, recorder and aldermen OF CITY OF 's
town, coroners, escheasors. inspectors OF
tobacco, -four, &c.; clerks OF Inc and Of
district, circuit, and county courts anu - o u
the court Of hastings attorneys for the
Commonwealth. ;"
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CESAR SPEAKs.-The National IntetIt-
qencer learns that General GRANT is now
talking very freely to senators Of what he
wishes in this matter, and not without o
sort Of JUNCTION and earnestness that is very
moving that is, the repeal of the tenure
of-office act. Some Radicals say that Gen.
eral GRANT will not make removal until
the law is Internationally repealed, and
that he is determined to fight it out on this
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.o,,. Johra n. Lea7ell. Postsmoath-c.
n n .b;n.on Prince Edirard = james
M;ckle' n. ii. Repass, Wythe; George d. :
Ma;nas winchester; Crockett Crlstman,
sTsn.so,oa-1. Elijah F. Starrett, Giles
m won r. Isatsr. Tazewell 7. g. cunloW
1oa a q Mcpherson, Lee Granville spen-'
anu aia - Iackaon Higgins, Grayson n
Ger CEN nha and Jacob Dean, Carroll Philip
s yaa Orange Henry B. Jones ana Eras-
MusiTIf' Hongh. Augusta Samuel pulen.
mus Iobn styler, Botetourt; Mercer d.
ehu ' Radford Harry s. Mohler, Elizabeta =
1lay' Addison F. Terry, Frederick; f.; =.
City; aauiI Wo,toway; G.. W. Mitehf ii,
Rs W;,l;om Join Miller and A. J.
E.,l:or s,mztb. Is,,ac Breford, Pulas XII;
H m.,,. W. Buckley, Scott; a. J. Cog Jan,
G 1mharst shaw, Appomattox ohm
A s.amers Rotb. william P. Ladd, Camp
s S.ewAl I,mes p King, Halifax Francis NJ.
R;rd HIGHLAND James Brooks, 'Sook-
h pia, O. G. Cautyrell, Goochland; Alex.
WaddIa Flovd A. W. Shewey, Blahd J; Jo-
seph Efinger, Harris onourg 'ohA Hf'sn''
Clark.
Au1usta.-James A. Miller, Benjamin
Shenandoah.-Ja.,ob Ryman, Jacob
Warren.-s. W. Hook. nan, W. D. Tim
berlake, J. b. Stinson, John Fielding, b.
Frederick.-John Linn, J. J. Baker, Will
liam Diffenderfer, Joseph 8. Denny, Elijah
Hodgson, A. Polhamus, james CHM, John
Huber. ;,
Samuel Judd, Joseph Baker.
Neutrality-suspicious. ". Sanford,
Samuel II. Lewis, Jr., james Alexander,
jackson Miller, Peter ". Long, Levi Hill
bert. =
CoNsTABLES. E.
.she,sandoah.-Alvin Storms, Jeremiah
Walter, John W. Reeser, EPhralm Shelter.
Warrsn.-Samuel 81. Rud ella.
Auq,ssta,-George L. Orch cart, J. M: b.
sholts, Jossn K. Keiser, Jacob Ewing,
James 8. Davis, William A. Re ad.
Page.-John KILLER. William. Dofemeyer,
M. B. v. Kite, II. F. Bradley.
observation-disclosures Ravanan gh.
Garke.-J. ". Eyerhart, Uria,1 b. Roy
ston. .......---. ....
Rrederick.-Thomas Savage, John Kew
lin, Moses Hicks, Tilden Cogle.
Alerundria.-SilasW W. Bowles.
Fairtar.-T. Stephen Wright.
Fauquier. = Robert Green, Alexander
Benedict, Joseph Weeks, NJ. Withers, -
Turner, Washington Pritchard, John Tur-
ner, Jr.
MISCELLANEOUS APPOINTMENTS.
Petersburg n. 6. Burch, clerk of hus-
tings court. WincheSter-William Andrew,
chief of police. a-risonburg-Philip
Bradley, mayor ; Joseph Hyde, sergeant:
Council Adolph Wise, Hartman Wise, and
william NJ. Allen. CharLottesviUe-John
Wood, Jr., alderman. NorJolk-A. For
man (colored), jauitor Of city council;
James Norcum and Silas Seaman, harbor
masters. Portsmouth Kelly, street
inspector William T. Shacklock, high con-
stable; Andrew Callahan, wood mcasurer;
Elton Jordan, gauger OF liquors and weigher
of hay John D. Brady, clerk of council.
DanviHe.-L. a. Yates, member of coun-
cil G. S. Pairo, constable; r. M. Lowry,
chief of police. .
observation-disclosures P. AgneW, member
of council.
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NIACEBHNERY, &c.
MACHINE SHOP.
A'- SToLr y AnDINET0N
SLOAT L ADDINGTON,

lll5 CARY STREET, NEAR FoURTEEETH STREET,
where we do all kinds Of work in the line of r
weIlrseulated machine shop. All RiCds OF Iron
work made and repai5ed, from the largest size
steam. CINE and boiler DIVA to lhe smallest sew
ing machine needle.
We 20 and send workmen IN the country to do
ali kinds of WORK at reasonable rates. tur spe-
cialty is everything and nything in the way OF
machinists' work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following Judson's Patent Governor {;
Utica steam Gauge Company's steam Ganges, The
best steam Gauge now IN use Sclden'S Patent
Steam-Fngne Packing Horton's Lathe bucks !;
Gardner's Patent Barn-door Lock and Hasp, COM
biued and many other useful articles entirely 100
Numerous to mention. and as natives and adopted
natives OF the sacred Virginia soil We ask /. fair
portion Of patronage:
NH 2o-3m GEORGE 3. SLDAT.
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thew must not forget that another Pharaoh
wiifsooil rule over Egypt who will not re-
member Joseph" 8
"a most entertaining quarrel, not the most
objectionable feature Of which is that the
Journal is amongst the "dissatisfaction-
ists.p It's editor said in Washington that
the people Of Virginia were not yet loyal,
and could not be trusted with the admins
tration Of their own affairs. Somebody else
is now thought to be unworthy of trust,
and this greatly eurages the Journal. What
a nitY
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BOOTS, SHOES, Sc.
INAUGURATION AND REMOVAL,

TNAUGURATI0NAN REMOVAL
Our old citizen HENRY GUNsr h,, -
removed to his NEW PALACE, lla Main -.
below Fourteenth. where he has Inausura,ed =, .r,
tenn Of Low PRICEsto suit the hIrd time, r.,
instance
Ladies' CONGRESS CATERS from a, 70 a.
Misses CONGRESS CATERS from Al ,on M
Children's SHOES from Eoc. to o..
In fact, he is determined to uncersell spv cat,
blishment in the city, and to keep a stoet -,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, and TRUNKS. nb,,s
will compare with any stock t. be found.
Having employed obliging sales Il en-, the ,,t,o,
will find that they win receive that attention 49,
found In any store. HENRY GIINsT ey
14lS Main street few doors below you,tea,,,
between Levi Hexter's aud Philip Strsps,,
drygoods establishments. mn NJ ~