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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-10
DHssOLUTTONs q pARTNERsHIpl


DISSOLUTION e. PARTNERSHIPS.
nlSSOLUTIONe Or CO-PARTNER-
IL SHIP.-We have this day sold our entire In
teresf In the c -neerns OF Hughes 6 Rowe and III.
Q. Adams 81 Co. to Mr.. W. II. ROWE. who is the
only party au hcrtzed to settle up the business of
the old concern. j. W. HUGHES,
III. G.. ADAMS.
The undersigned respectfully announce that
they will continue the FEED, GR'CERY, IL
QUOR, AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the
old stand or II. c. Adams Go. Thankful for the
many favors heretofore bestowed upon the old
6rm, they would ask for q continuance. OF the
same.
my Io--1w ". r. ROWE co.
nIsSOLUT1ON OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP co-pertnership heretofore exist
ing under the name Of SIMS &c HARRIS has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent. The busi-
ness Of said firm viii be settled up by Q. G. Sims.
0, g. SIMS.
G. T. HARRIS.
April 10. 1870. my T-5t
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TsAAC j. MERCER, CQRHEK ~ s;s.
i VEGTH AND BYiR RI i, sT IsfiaHEn SHIN
Pefsssonwrgs Ts 70. has On hand visgtaiS cns
Sorth Carolina R,ls ssso.sss aisss aaHS lesssd
SeEct,ngsn ~ essortng. ExtrE sizes ali.hasS
ser ss.yed 20 order at abort nettee. 49,
~mys-Tu&Ssw 80, - -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-10-14
From the Detroit MECHANIC and Inyenter.

From the Detroit Mechanic and Inventor.
THE GcOD TIME CoME.--The patent so
long held by Wheeler & Wilson for the four
motion feed sewing machine, has at last cx-
PRED, and an extension is refused. The day
has gone by when IA machine costing blu.
from SIS to $50 can be sold at from SEQ to
Sl25. We see that the American Shuttle
Sewing machine Company of Detroit are
first in the field with machine embodying
all the best features Of the more costly ar
ticle, and while their machines are in every
particular, as perfect in their adoption to
all classes Of work as the Wheeler & Wilson
Grover Baker, and Singer, they are now
disposing Of them at prices ranging from
S25 to $40. This is certainly an immense
reduction, and its effects are already to be
seen in the large orders. received, and the
large shipments being made daily by the
American Shuttle Sewing Machine Conpa-
ny, lis Bates street, Detroit.
Mr.. Jacob Clason is the General Agent
for Iowa and Minnesota. Send him stamp
for circular and sample work. lie wants
live agents everywhere. Extra induce
ments offered. Address JACOB Clason,
West Union Iowa. l9-yl.
B. F. STONE, Agent, Howard Center,
Howard Co., Iowa
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U s Il o U
TuE MCLEAN & HOOPER ELASTIC
LOCK- SrIvcH SEWING MACHINE.
The Simplest Machine
in the World,

For .hcmming, telling, braidipg, binding
cordlng, cmbroidering, scanning, quilting,
tucking, rutiiing, hcm-stitching, and gather
ing.
The Most Practical Sewing Machine
Erer Invented,
and sos cheaper than any other frst-class
machine in the market. 1t will sew through
the entire range of family work, from MAIN
sock to the heaviest beaver cloth, making
the elastic lock stitch, which will not rip,
even if every third stitch be cut.
IL takes the thread directly from the spools,
thus avoiding the necessity Of re-winding
The "McLean & Hooper, cxcels in the
following points, viz: Unequaled simplicity;
quictncss of operation; ease of manage
ment rapidity Of execution having y
straight needle and the shortest one in use;
simplicity of tension; in doing embroidery
by mere change of spools,,
making the best stitch for strength
and durability and the only stitch sufficient
ly elastic as not to break in the ordinary
strain of elastic goods; its seams being less
liable to rip in use or wear than the "shut-
tie stitch" while it can be more easily taken
ont if desired; it has the most regular. the
strongest as well as the simplest FEED in
use; in having the best alta cbmcnts in hav-,
ing fewer points Ct friction, and places to
oil and wear. ALL MACHINES ARE WAR.
RANTED IN EVERY RESPECT. Machines viii
be sent on the receipt of price, to any ado
dress, Or by express, G. o. d and may be
returned, if not satisfactory, at a very small
cost to the purchaser. No. l Ma
chine, oiled walnut table, with drawer, or
namentcd stand, oil, oil can, screw driver,
gauge, extra needles aud printed directions,
S45 Each machine is sent out with Baster,
Binder, Braider, Corder, Hemmer and
Quilter without extra charge Send stamp
for corrected circular, showing you how to
buy.
Don't invest one dollar until you have seen
the "NIcLEAN g. HOOPER" We want %
good agent to take exclusive agency for
each town or county.
WOODAL, DAWNEY s. CO.,
17y1. 10 State ST., Chicago, Ill.
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TO PHYSICIANS.
N1w YoRK, Angust 18th, 1868.

Nsw YORK, Angust 18th. 1868.
pREPXR1TiON OF COMPOUND EX-
TRACT BUCHU. Tho component parts
e ps,h b RGRpi,E 5oSa LEAF cuBEbs'' JUN
NODE OF PREPARAT1oN.--Buchu, in vacuo,
Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form, .
hne gin. Cubebs extracted by displace-
ment with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar is used, and =
stabIe than any now IL use.
Buchu 40 prepared by Druggists, Is Of q
dark color. It is plant that em!ts it's fra
GRANGE; tho action Of flame destroys this
OTIS active principle) leaving a dark and
Ingredients. The Buchu in my preparation
predominates; the smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients are added, to prevent fer
mentation; upon inspection it will be found
not to be q Tincture, as made in Pharma-
be used in cases where fever or inhamma-
ton exists. In this, you have the know.
ledge Of tho ingredients and the mode OF
Hoping that you will favor It with trial,
and that upon inspection twill meet with
With ! feeling Of profound confidence,
lam, very respectfully,
II. r. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of 10 years experience.
Trom tho largest Manufacturing Chemists
In the WORLDLY
November 4, 1884.
II am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, and was successful in con-
Quoting the business where Others had not
been equally 60 before him. ! have been
favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGH1NfAN.
Firm Of Powers and Weightman, Manufac-
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia.
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Two Dutch Farmers at Kinder.

Two Dutch Farmers at Kinder.
hook, whose farms were adjacent,
were out in their respective fields,
when one heard an unusually loud
hallooing in the direction of GAP
in high stone wall, snd ran with ali
his speed to the place. and the follow.
ing brief conversation ensued:
.'Shon, vat ish tie m latter -
"Vell den," says John, Il vas
trying to climb on te top of dish high
stone wall, and I fell Of, and all te
stone wall tumble down onto me, and
has broke one Of mine legs of, and
both, of mine arms. smashed mine
oMlA and desc pig stones are laying
on to top Of mine body.'
Ish dat all 7" says the other |;
IVY. you hollow 50 big loud / tot you
got de toofaehe >
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USE
HElMBoID'S
Fluid Extract BuCI1u.

S016 4r DrHQgisis everywhere.
z3fee 0:S5 per. BOkile, or g. BOffies
Les 50. so. Dekives-ed 10 any 0ds5sess.
0sscsjoe 4yMpS0Sss in az consMwnica-
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HELM BOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT OF
B II @ III u

IN affections peculiar to Females, ie TN
equaled by any other preparation. as in
Chlerosis, or Retention, Painfulness, or
Suppression of Customary Excavations, Ul-
cerated or Scirrhas State of tho Uterus, and
All complaints incidental to tho sex, Or the
decline or change of life
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Produce Dealers.

HUNTING, BEN. Red Warehouse
Dealer In all kinds OF Produce, Pork,
Hides, Pelts and Furs.
BEADLE & SLEE, Elevator Office with
Z. MaFs1l, on Market street.
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For .hcmming, Telling, braidipg, binding
cerding, cmbroiltring, scanning, quilting,
tucking, rutiiing, hcm-stitching, and gather
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-10-14
The Constitution

once affected with Organic Weakness, re-.
Quircs the aid Of Medicine to strengthen and
invig0rate the system, which hELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT DUCHU invariably does. II no
treatment fs submitted to, Consumption Or
Insanity enaues.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-10-14

Real Estate Dealers.
kIMBALL 4 FARNsWORTH, at the Bank
See ad.
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We will pay the highest prices according
to grade and quality either in cash or cloths
to suit customers. Wool bought by middle
men is for shipment to eastern factories that
pay no move than we do, hence the produc-
ers must pay their commissions in taking
less prices than VIC pay, 3l-'I.H.
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re- I II ROU &c H TICKET
Can be procured at all principal Ticket Of
fees in the Northwest and Southwest, and
at the Companys Offices, No. IS Clark
Street, Chicago.
CHAS. F. HATCH, FL MORSE
Genl Sup't Genl West'n Pass ACT,
Cleveland, U. Chicago.
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HELMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract
R " H NJ

Fer weakness arising from indiscretion.
The exhausted powers Of Nature which are
accompanied by go many alarming eymp-
toms, among which will be found, Indispoei-
ton to Exertion, Loss of Memory, Wake
fnhess, Horror Of Disease, or Forebodings
Of Evil; In fact, Universal Lassitude, Pros
tration, aud inability to enter into the enjoy.
mcntS Of society.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-12
SATAN REBUKLNG SIN.
From the New York Sunday News, Nov. &c

From the New York Sunday News, Nov.,6.l
The Radical cry of HDown with election
fraudn Is much like that. OF tho plckpocket who
cries .stop thierp' Their party, within the few
wears Of Its existence, has done more to depre:
ciate the elective franchise than all other political
organizations since the birth of the Republic. All
that treachery, cunning and violence can do hos
been done by them to defeat the intention OF the
ballot.box, and to render our whole elective sys'
tenn mocIery; worthless, except to assist am.
billion in stealing It's way to usurpation. They
have succeeded 10 destroying the virtue OF the
franchise In the South, and are now bold enough
TO attempt tn same crime In the North. But the
true and staunch Democracy OF New fork, too
strong 10 fear violence, TOO wary TO pe CrlcXed,
win demonstrate that the outrages which make
sonth Carolina e serfdom to-day are not practica.
If the the honor and safety OF our country were not
involved, 1t would be ludlorous t0 witness the
arected zeal OF these parisans for the purity Of
franchise that they have traInplt under the Iron
heel of despotlsnn, wherever they could Md tine
spirit OF the people sufficiently broken Dy mlslor.
tune to render resis tance Impossible: None Know
better than themselves that fair and free .elec-
ti0ll would proclaim South Carolina Democratic,
but Radical intrigue and oppression have staed
the nOpular voice. and the ballot:boXes OF that
State, manipulated BY 1hscrupulous agents OF Ihe
Federal Government, are made 70 ,utter Ter Tna.eset
ta!tSaopas or the passy. W. Ao' q q
Our New York Democrats will remember on
Tuesday next, that they are battling Tor politcai
snbreniacy within their own State! Millions ol
Tree-bOru Americans, helpless against Radical
tyranny, are waiting, with anxiety and hope com.
bined. the verdict II that day. Each Democratic
voters pride aud pea.u IN the exercise OF MS
franchise, will be enhanced by the CONSEQUENCES
that hiJ vote ful6ls double errand-helptng to
achieve Democratic victory htre, and helping to
strike the chains from his brothers In the South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-12
rA11AorEs REsPsouYG NoMEx
From the Court Clrcular.l

The cultivation of respect and courtesy TO-
wards our fair betrayers Is TO be most hlgaiy
commended and enforced, but we claim 10 Inls
article TO assault certain feeble preludlces IN
favor OF women, which have their foundation
upon romantic rigmarole. For instance, Where Is
there greater fallacy than IN the oelel tnas "
women weigh nothing? Yet In romance, even Oh
this modern day, we read constantly OF heroes
macp animously rushing OF with fdinting maldens
from blazing houses. or more feloniously scarf:
invn them on to their shoulders 1or purposes VI
reyenQelul abduction. Let any one out VI tra1n-
Ing, OF under six feet Of height anu with proper.
tinnate strength, attempt to run away Win q
fairly well. l.composed girl Of eighteen or twenty
and give Us his opinion Of the proWess OF these
vaunted knights. A woman Weighing one nun,
dred and forty pounds, and every ounce dead
weight, Is not to be chocKed over one , armi
and carried off In the smoke; and hundred
and forty pounds weight OF kicking woman.
hood is not to be carried OF all. Even slight girl
Will weigh hundred pounds, ana hudolph OF
HuraLio will Stagger under her lovely Dut cum
bersome figure II he break out Of Staccato walk.
There are plenty buXom girls who weigh up TO
q hundred aud seventy pounds. anu IL IS no1
given to every man to "hurTy OIL" will sucn . pae
gage. When the rctimizel Squallina lalnts ,G,a En
the slage tile robust baritone TAXES cae naso ro
eranouissen.ent shall De accomplished as CLOSE W
lhe wing as possible. He Knows Whas 10 10
SquallIna weighs by the sad experience o. ,,ter 1s
hearsus Let any or our readers carry Il9 s,ssea e
The will probably prefer ,n ms eo and forward TO
us his sentiments on the occasion. women
Weigh good many pounds nowadays, and their
airiHess or fabrication Is o lallacy.
annther popular belief l. that women eat no.
thing 1t 4. OF course, conceded that they sus.
tain tain life by the consumption Of some article OF
nnurishment but eating, in the wholesale accep-
tatIon Of the word Is supposed to be foreign to le
tained by women themselves, who, during the
anected period Of their lives, cultivate small ap.
neiiIes rs being CONNIE IL Ju,tt and sign OF
semi.angelic construction. When this pernicious
nonsense Is conscientlousy carried out, the re,
noses, certain loss Of vigor general lmpness, and
some other unpleasant seQuelE. But, as rule, the
smallest appetItes at the fashionable tables are
exhibited by those shrewd girls whose natolai
peased by secret stufing. Need We refer our
readers to the historical poem concerning VIZ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-12
OUR INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS,
Meeting of the State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society.
COLUMBIA, November Q.

COLUMBIA, November 8.
The society was called to order at half-past
O'Clock. The president delivered an interesting
address, which was ordered to be published. The
secretary and treasurer's report OF receipts and
expenditures was read, aud received as informa'
ton, and laid upon the table.
The executive committee, through Colonel
Palmer, submitted report suggesting how the
society might be placed upon more secure fnan-
cial basis. The report was adopted.
The chair then called for reports OF standing
committees DR.. J. II. Furman. chairman, read
report on stmauures, domestic and foreign"
which was ordered to be published.
"a, Upon motion, the remaining reports were called
for and ordered to be published without reading.
Colonel Aiken spoke OF tac importance OF plac-
fng the finances OF the society upon more GER.
tain basis and urged upon members the duty OF
sustaining the institution.
Upon motion OF Colonel Palmer 1t was resolved
that committee, coHs sting Of three In each
county OF the Stale, be appointed by the chair to
s, ,cit subscriptions 10 the stock In the auxiliary
association, az provided for In the report OF the
executive comm.ltee-sald committee to report
the subscriptions received by the secretary OF the
state Agricultural and Mechanical Society.
On motion, IL was ordered that subscriptions be
called for from the members present.
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GOLD AND. BOND MARKKT.
NEW YORK, Novemb


NEW YORK; November 11-Evening.
The Gold Room was excited to-day. Cash
gold suddenly betsmellght and rgh' rates paid
for use until tomorrow. The ;"bears" became
frightened, many Of them covered, when a few
prominent s.buns'' bid up the market. The ru-
mored capture of the City of Hamburg BY the
French feet stinened the market. Sixty-twos 81; !;
fours TX; hves TX; new:aS; sevens same; eights
OK; forties sH. Southern securities were firm;
the principal changes were an advance to * for
new South Carolinas; .s2 for .Missouris. Recent
advance in bidding prices has failed to bring out
any considerable smonnt Of bonds. and onerings
on a very limited scale generally were strong IN
the afternoon. Ne1- South Carolinas advanced to
"a for January and July bouds, and 7eH for April
and october issue. Alabama eights rose 10 lo2
bid. North Carollnas more active Tennessees
sos1; new 90. rirginias 6s1S; new 81. Loulsianas
II; new es; levee SKIES 12lE; elghts IS. Alabama
elghtsho2; fves 70. Georgia skies so; sevens 81.
North Carolinas 4s; new e. South Caroiinas 81;
LONDON, November 11-Evening.
Consols es1s Bonds S2T.
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laute In the: pantry, gnauIngs OF a mutton.
lbons, Or remind, them how she: ,gnaweds 1t,
how sne sawed H.. i, when rs +. she found her
however, prscticed upon unsophistlcated baclle.
creatures theirs, ind out by the b9tcher,s book
men they have married. Watch Fahealthy girl at
susRsFi saies BY y instsl%snts oat ass Rses
partner and seems 2and1s, node the worssifo i.
direction In former article, and may, thsEetore.
dismiss It's discussion here brleny BY the state;
ment that women eat, in proportion 10 their
Msight.as much as men, and are no morelaXleS
n this respect than in the. matter ~ ,;flFhka
must alwsyBhayef the front seat; that tney may
strike bEutallF Without retalistion dn kind;
that man must ride outside Q yeh1cle n arsncl-:
tiy, fabric; and: ne; aberchan6e a eGnsdnptlTe,
cold-catchlng subject; that she may Cheat: at;
cards and not be turned ont o. a game taat ene
may lose her bets but never be expected 70 pay;
opposite, sex swithous having heEi ears sound-,
y boxed for tt;:n that she may ;pqt eales;;.
matters without being consfdered' ~ ir1peru.'
privileges Of men without incurrng ths stten dant
responsibilities. All this Is monstr0us, and We
protest, on behalf OF our own sex, agatnstlt APne
to weakness. me socalled chivalry OF the dark
and: the middle ages Degraded woman by eleyat-
>ing:heT int1a doll "a puppet who doed cut "a Mis,-
cradle blue ribbon for noodles to knock each other
about for. The Greeks and Romans elevated
their womenzby respecting their political innc-
tions; we have lowered our women hy1lletttng
themdictate to us from ,positlon Of nqnept1ty:.
It is mistake to believe that the Female Reform
ers: who are at this day r1ggling W for
equality OF rights with: man, seek to- combat
with the opposite SEX. They ask for. equality
only, and do not desire TO tyrannlze, wnicn
iB left solely to-. those womenN who. object TO
move politically, but aspire 70 conque. men BY
asserting Che privileges of weakness. Men are,
good d.humor coDtented to endure: gross tnjus.
lice from women. because they are, aware that
they have brought the punishment tupon ;them;'
selves tby permitting q latitude to feebleness;
weakness INDUCED becomes eS!ly and IyrantI
and In the face Of this EntSersally acEnoWle dged
fact, some OF rs are content to be oyer.rtdden BY
butterflies sci crushed By pIgmlesi LIS pleasant
enough to pet pretty woman, and TO fetch and
carry for her within discreet bop1ds; but these
should not expose manhood totontempt. SysLS-
matlcay to upset right justice and KINDNESS, oe
cause woman lis the asker, Is a!t9getneE ni Mon
strous and unendurable. In these limlts we can
only very briefly touch upon great social queSc
ton, concerning which an important essay dnignt
oe written. -,
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