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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
such - Coughs, Colds, whooping
Cough. Bronohitis. Asthma.
and Consumption

and Consumption
Probably never before In tho whole history OF
me,i,cine has anything won 50 widely and 80 deeply
upon the confidence VI mankind, As this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years, and among most OF the races OF
men it has risen higher and higher In their estimA
ton, as it has become better Known It's uniform
character and power 10 cure the various affections
OF the lungs AMI throat, have made 10 known rs 70
liable protector against them. While adapted ts
miller forms OF disease and 20 young children, 70 10
at the same time the most edectual reuey that can
be given for incipient consumption, and the dan.
gerous affections OF the throat and lungs. AS pro-
vision against sudden attacks Of Crosp, t should
be kept 90 hand in every family, and indeed rs all
are sometimes subject 10 colds and coughs, all
should be provided with this anudote for them.
Although settled CesssssptSes Is thought In
eurabe sun great numbers OF cases where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and tho patient restored 10 sound health by the
Cherry PICTORIAL. So complete is Us mastery
over the disorders OF the Lungs and Throat, thai
the most obstinate of them yield to L. When moth
ing else could roach them, under the Cherry Pee
teraI they substdc and disappear.
st~V-rs s..ss f-sStts Speakers IND great pro
tection nom u.
IssA..s Is always relieved and Omen wholly
Rr..ekIsIs IL generally cured by taxing the
CkrrrN Peeterai In small and frequent doses.
so generally arc Is virtues known that We need
not publish The certificates Of them here, or do more
than assure The pubic that 10 qualities Are naily
maintained.
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miscellaneous.
.USsceii0sseOsss.
HIN KLEY
Knitting Machine

The simplest. Cheapest and Beet
IN uset Has hat One Neeti1ef
Child can run hf
nEsiGNED especially for the use of families, and
" ladies who desire 10 knit for the market VIII
do every stitch Of the knitting In stocking widen
Ing and narrowing a. readily As by hand. Are spcn-
DIFFERENT KINDS OF srfTCHi Are very eAsy
% manage and not liable 10 get out OF order. ES-
ERr fAsILI SHOULD HAVE ONE.
We want aa Ageat In every Town 10 In
trosiuce and sell them, To whom offer the most
liberal lnlueements. send for our circular and
sample stocking. Addrs.. ~ - 49,
Or, IT6 Brcsfwsy. N. ",
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A Book for Every Woman.
Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN, 4 HER
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h.trsii'. Eosr.vns.. $50 p~sss bOand In b<sutiisl
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A Book for Everybody.
Fatterr hy IN. rrcepton Of and great demand s the
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These books u actual merit and shoud nDd place In
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s.rhe author q these books s u ue most earuei
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Of th-s diseases which thsy subject and he tells
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I'm, Maine, sept Z, is69.
N.B. Ayoa tho-s fosvlgu AMI native quaeks sho are
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ts have stolsn the substance o the chapters OF hee
vo~ks and n Instances The tiurs % the bUks, and
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Either took sent by mail rccsiIs ~ prics.
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~ Parker may BE- coa.usi In sr'stest coohieuce On
s dl.es-es reqairng skin and experiences. u in'oble
Scrrycy anil Certain RelkL ~
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For !svsr and Aeus, Intsraitssns Fever.
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our ps. is s4s,sed N s sy sss =, we
receive of the radical cures eGcctcd IN obstinate
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For Lirev Cessptstsfs, arising nom torpidty
IL the Liver u n excellent remedy, stimulating
ne Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, 10
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nave tried this valuable Female Medicine and an.
prr,spcsd Q curv, without The aid of supporters,
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CAPITOL PoLcE.

For one captain, one thousand eight hundred dol
lars two lieutensnts at one thousand i've hundrec
dollars each, twenty-five prystes, at ono thousand
two hundred dollars each. thirty thousand dollars
and eight watchmee, At one thousand dollars each
eight thousand dollars, making In all forty-twt
thousand eight hundred dollars half TO be paid
into the contingent fund Of the House VI Represen
tatiyes, and the other half 10 be paid into the con
tinrent rnnd OF the senate Pro,iasd, That no disa
bled soldier shall be discharged by reason Of thi'
aaf
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OFFICIAL.

Law, OF the United states passed at the
Second Session OF the forty-Srss Con.
gress.
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For fuel, light, and miscellaneous Items for th'
Treasury building. and other buildings occupied By
the Treasury Department, my thousand dollars.
INpEPENDESr TREASURY.
Oflce Of assistant treasury 1t New York-Por -
sstant treasurer eight thousand dollars for deputy
assistant truasurer chief clerk clerks, messenger
porters. watchmeu, and Detectives, one hundred and
forty seven thousand dollars Prsvsdss, That Oh,
compen saton Of the deputy assistant treasurer shall
be three thousand dollars per annum, and no more
OGice OF assistant treasurer NJ Boston-For assist
ant treasurcr, Ave thousand dollarsi chief clerk
two thousand seven hundred dollars for clerks and
messenger, twenty three thou sand dollar and d
much III the act making appropriations for the leg
islatlvc executive and judicial expenses OF the gov
ernment for the year ending the thirtieth OF June
third, eighteen hundred and sixty.nine, as limit
the amount appropriated for salaries OF clerks and
messengers In this 0fos TO twenty thousand dollar,
Onice Of sssistanr treasurer at San Rrancisco-Fo,
assistant treasurer. In addition 70 his salary Q,
treasurer Of the branch mint at San Francisco, eeu
hundred dollars, for cashier, book-teeper, stamp
clerk, clerks, messengers, watehmen, and porter
seventeen thousand seven hundred dollars.
Ofice OF assistant treasurer at Philadelphia-fol
assistant treasurer In addition 70 ha salA<y treas
urer Of the mint, nteen hundred dollars Tor clerks
eight hundred and tWenty,threc doilas.
Ofioe Of assistant treasurer at Sc. Louis-Por -
sstapt treasurer, aye thsus nd dollars for clerks
messengers, and watchmeu, ten thousand eight hun
uEtu uohAr.
Ofios Of assistant treasurer New Orleaas-Por -
sstant troasursr four thoasand dollars, fos one
chief clerk, twenty-dve hundred dollars one clerk
two thousand dollars, two clsrks, three thousand
dollars, one porter, nine hundred dollars, two
watchmen, fourteen hundred and fogty dollars-
amoentius IN ail 70 thirteen thoassnd eight hupdpi
and forty dollars.
once Of assistant treasurer. st Charleston, South
carolina-Per assstant treasurer, fosr thousand dol
lars, one clerk, eighteen hundred dollar, one
clerk. sixteen hundred dollars, and one assistant
mescngcr, seven hundred and twenty dollars. =
Ofhce Of assistant trvasurer ut Baltmore-Por a.
sistAnt treasurer, I've thousand dollars one clerk
ons thousand eight hundred dollar, two clerks,
two housand foaF hundred dollars, one clerk, one
thousand dollars, one meeseuger, eight hundred
and forty dollArs-amounting In al 10 eleven thou.
sand and Forty dollars. !, -, .,1,,,.
once Of depcsitary at Chioago-Por cashier two
thousAnd ave hundred dollars, one clerk, one thou.
saud ave hundred dollars two clerks, two thoaand
four hundred doliars, one clerk one thousand dol.
iars oss messenger, eight hundred and forty dol.
lap-smoanting 70 ell 70 eight thousand two hun.
afso sna 'ofv uoaAS If tsiuuJ tsq8l5rrF SD
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FOR compensation q ne Conns.sose, OF fthe fsisat
Odoe. four hnassnd nve nunarsa ootsxn ~ on
eat py ana with tbe sAstce and eoassnt ef ne seusss
Who shai oct q Cossuss,oeef N esss q ths dssfh
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

fOr compensation OF tnt " u,
eight thousand dollars two assistant secretaries Of
lars each; chief clerk, two thousand two hundred
dollars, forty-nine clerks OF class four additional
70 one clerk Of class fur dsbursng clerk, thirty
clerks of class thrce tsenysix clerks OF cass two,
twenty seven clerks Of class one thirty-two female
clerks, at nine hundred dollars each eleven mes-
senycrs one assistant messenger, At seven hundred
and twenty dollars, aud ten laborcrs-in all, two
hundred and seventy ore thousand and sixty dol.
lars-
Supervising Architect three thousand dollars, as
,istant supervising archtset tuo thousand Ave hun
dred dollars, chief CLERK, two thousand dollars |,
photographer, twcuty-dve hundred dollars, two
assistant photographers, one at one thousand six
hundred dollars, and one at one thousand two hun
dre dollAS, two clerks of elias four four CLERKS OF
elias three three CLERKS Of elas one. and cue mes
.sngcr-twcnty-soven thousand two hundrvd and
forty dollar- 1900. rr4 20 ..i.afrrys
srPERiNrEspESf's BRANCH OF fHE sscRsfARrs
49, orrick ...# #..f
For one captain of the watch, one thousand Jour
hupdrvd dolfafs, one engineer, ono thoeAnd two
hunirrd dollars, one machlnist and gAs-dttef, one
thousand two hundred dollars one storckccper, GOO
thcusasd dollars, thirty wstchmcn, % sevcn hsn.
drsd and twenty dollars esch, and 10 one OF cAad
vsschmeu. scting a. iteuteuant Of watchmeut two
hundred and eighty dollars In addition, thirty
lsbor~rs a ssvsa hundrsd and twenty dollars each
ave arsmea, at six hundred doliArs esch seventy
vousa q cleaners, % one hundred and eighty dol:
lars eaeh-a ALL sixty three Thousand eighe hnndred
and eighty doliars; and The hrst prosso In the acs
of Coagrsss entitled An oct mak ing
70 supply deficiencies in the spproPratons fof ser.
vice q the government ior the nscAi ysf sao'nx
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Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN, 4 HER
DISEASES s, Woman treated of Physioloycally and
PathnixIc~iy fo Infancy 10 Oh As., -ith e'~rsnt n
la.,sii'e Eogr.vns.. $50 psses touni In essuiiful
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subsequent appropriation for the postal service.
WAR DEPARTMENT..
Foo omp<p.s.oa of h~ Secretary of War. eight toasan
doilsr, shief clerk, i've clerks u class bur, f sducna
10 ooe clerk Of class fur, Disturbing et, vo hundred
doar for slx clerks q ciass hre thrce eeSts d eAs1
two eisht elesks d clAas ooe messeoees thrre -
ssant messeneers st hundred ard tvsoty dollar
each one isborr-iouy-sir thousand i've hundred and
twenty dollars
Ya eoo,lnssus srp-nsss, seven thcssand dousn
osncs or rHs ApJUrAr osxssAL
Yor thrve clerks of eias ar nine e,ts Of ess thrss
one, and two messeage rIuey thousand bur hundred
and eighty dollars fos contingent e1peasss, hfsen tho
and dollars.
a. ovvcs ov orlRrnnlnn ossniL.
Ya bur eerts Of elas four, eight e,ts of ehs thres
twenty cts Of clan tvo seventydve eies q eias o
thny copyiss Il nina hundred do,lars eseh ssTrrn-
,epdent f the buidIns two huDirsd dolisn one nes-
senres tuo assistant messenger and sK aa~lsao
eers and sx aboe -ooe huDdrd and seventyooe thSu.
90. sven hsndrrd and dry aoan. ror eousseos IN.
psnses, Ave thousand de'An. n'
oss,os % pArnisrsa susaAL #
Ysr ehsf ei-sk foss CLERKS of e,sss ar oos sst d
e,a three, twenty three oserts q eiass two,
e,e,ts q eass one, and Two nessengeu seventy ar u-
ANA six handrsd and eehty doau. fr coutingsns
psuso, ave tbossssd dain TlH ~
adj OFFICE % Yus oonHlssanY osrusL rr'.
ys css ossrt o slass bsr, see ct sfoas thes, seht
eIesks q cass tve hncn clerks a ela oos, and tse ~
sssy thry+oar thousand eight hundrsd and eighty do-
asd aiscsi,.pcvD srus, av tsss.sd ssiiar. T
.urir oSvycs % rus sesssos osssaAL
Ps eos esert q esas fbsr ons est q das tArss, too
elerts u ciaas tvo cgt ets a eiass os ors na.soe
snd ishosvs seveusesn thoasasd ures hsnded 40
:ls sS. ss. ss d. ss ssSss os. "a Amy hsss S.s.
eight thousand dollasS 1ll''
:. II m r. o~v,c. n, ev~, xvassu. U Y.ifr.i
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

For compensation and mileage Of members OF the
House OF Representatives and delegates from Terri
tories, one million three hundred and twenty 1--we
thousand dollars
For compensation OF the officers, clerks, messen.
gers and others receiving an annual salary In the
service OF the House Of Representatives wis Clerk
OF the House OF Representatives, four thousand
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A letter from Fort SILLY gives the partlcu
lars of desperate fight between three hundred
Sioux and Crow Indians, early in January
above the mouth of the Yellow stone in Mis-
souri,. The attack was made under Chief Spot
ted Eagle, who was killed. The Sioux man
aged to overpower the Crows, every oGe OF
whom were killed in hand to-hand encounter
The Sioux lost twelve killed on the ground and
FIVE died next day. Many more were danger
ously wounded.
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Foreign News.

The commercial treaty between Austria and
Great Britain has been ratified by both Gov
ernments
The contract Tor new line Of steamers from
Sydney, New South Wales, to San Francisco,
Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, both ways.
A pew caLe,to connect with the West lndia
Islands, will be laid in about two months.
Don Carlos the claimant to the Spanish
throne, was recently arrested while ira ceiling
through France, under Oh ASHAMED name, and
sent through to Switzerland. At Lyons, it is
reported be conspired with the DuEe lie Mo
dena for az insurrection in his behalf
There was brilliant and crowded reception ut
the residence of Minister Washburnc in Paris,
10 honor OF Westinghouse Birthday. Toasts
We're drank and appropriate speeches made.
a dispatch from Vienna says the Austrian
Government, if the cooperation Of Napoleon
can be first secured, proposes to cOnvokc the
Catholic Powers 10 order to oppose the Papa
pretcnsons.
The proprietor OF the Marsei|laise has been
sentenced to tour months Imprisonment and
fine OF l 200 francs.
The Birthday Of Washington was splendldiy
celebrated in Vienna by banquet given by the
u. s. Minister, Mr.. Jay. A great many celet-
rites we're present, including Baron Won Buest,
the Prime Minister of Austria. Mr. Jay toast.
ed. THE European Sovereigns." Baron Won
Buest replied in the English language. He
said the close and uhdisturhed relations between
the United States and Austria was q matter of
congratulation. Union and freedom was the
motto of both countries. Uniou alone promo.
ted proeress-treedom alone gave peace. In
concluding his remarks he gave sentiment:
1.-The memory of George Wsshington-the
champion OF freedom and peaces"
In the Ecumencal Council . discussion on
the catechism has terminated. Seven Fathers
delivered speeches. and motions of six others
we're printed and distributed. The Journals
promulgate a papal decree, the purpose OF
which is to hasten the discussions OF the Coup
ell. 1t provides that public sessions shall be
held every ten days. and requires the Fathers
TO present in writing their observations 10
competent Commission.
A peaceful demonstration was made in Mad
rid, yesterday by the work people out of en-
ployment. Thousands of them gathered in
front OF the Ministry Public Works and de-
manded work
The band OF Miguestas at Magador, in Pot
tugal has been defeated and dispersed by the
troops, who took twenty. seven prisoners.
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ss-As there Is a disability bill being perfect

ssrAs there Is disability bill being perfect
Legislature is no: inclined, in obedience to the
general wish, to elect judiciary without ne ne
Widest possible field for selection, III l. Es
COOK, Esq. OF Warren county, whose
name is in the bill, is looked to by, his fellow,
citizens as one Of the very bsst selections that
could be made for the Bench OF the Court OF
Appeals. His ripe legal sttsinments, his habits
of patient and close investigation, his acute AND
Naturally judicial cast of mind. added to his
high. toned gentlemanly bearing and great ia'r-
ness and freedom from prejudice point t" nm
,uhsraver he il known rs peculiarly fitted to
Wear 3 judicial ermne now. Tho Legislature
in honoring Mr.. Cook with judicial POSITION
will, do honor to themselves, and give, great sat
isfsctiou to tho PIEDMONT AND VALLEY
February a. 1870.
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The late Arson Burlipgame, the Chinese
Minister, was man Of abilities, aud his mis-
sions to the American and European govern
ments will, probably, yet be productive OF ian
portant results. He was native of New ok,
and in the 4Sth year of his age. He was once
member Of Congress, and subsequently Min
lister to Austria, and afterwards to China. The
Chinese adopted him, and sent him as their
minister TO foreign governments.
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DIED.

or cstsrrh FOYER, February I'D, Mt tn" r"hi-
dence of his parents, CARKINGION hhLL'
infant son of James f. and Mary K. Alexander,
aged 10 months and 3 days.
II loved them SO,
That when tho Elder Shepherd OF tho fold
Came, covered with tho storm IAN d pale md cold,
And begged for one of my sweet lambs t" hold,
I bade him 60.
'sHe claimed the pet
A little fondling thing, that to my breast
Chung always, either in quiet or unrest
l thought of all my lambs, loved him best.
And yet-and yet
II laid him down,
In those white shrouded arms, with bitter teara
For some voice told me that. in after years,
He should know naug ht of passion, grief or fears,
AsI had known"
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ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
& ISShS "A fJkOAp.
Is 90 Ha g. - @ssasssS E. sss

e 90 ~ 81 Issgzss a z zsEfzsE3 Es
Onn1d alter I'll U ESDAY, Nov. p. 1860. one
,!siiy rsssongor train viii run between WASH
INGTON and LfNCHBuRG, connecting y:
(iorhonsyille. with the Chesapeake and ONO
Railroad to Richmond, Covington and tho Fir-
rinin springs; al laynchburg Tor thn Wcs: .n'
Southwest, n!!d ~ Washington, |" u" S":'"
and Northwest.
Lave Washington !aiIy ut 600 y. III. shi
Alcxnndria - s:uia III arriving II! h>h'h"''E
ut 500 y. III.
Leave Lymchhurg a. 80 8. ~, arrive Al
Alexandria NJ G:2H p, IA. and Vt ""sh'HE'""
a. SO p.
Also daily .including Sundays passenger tram
Mr0"gh ~ittoat rh"HyG q G%'sI,! E %"L
RICHMOND making close cGnnGctoh- al
Richmond and Washington in the drert iin'.
between New Yo;E ana III: south Atlantic
HtatcA
Leave Washington ut $50 p. H., and Alcxan
Jrin at 1876 y. IA arrive ut Gorlonaville at l51
| D. IN, md 1T Richmond 1T 3:3O -. H., connect
| ing with tran leaving Richmond 1T i:OO q. III
for Petersburg, Weldon and the Southwest.
! Leave Richmond st $40 p. m, And Gordon.
vile ~ i2;:, ii. M arrive nj alexandra =! 4'I
! Is In., and p. Washington NJ 3:i;' ia, connect
| ing with earliest trnina t. New E"iE AMI
Northwest.
Passengers for MANASSAS BRANCH VIII
leave Alexandria daily, excepting Sunday, III
800 .: M, arrive 81 Harrisonburg ut 40 p. IL.
Al Manassas Junction with norlhcrEbound t-alu
on nam line, arrive ut Alexandria ut 5:"D =.
The train Oh Manassas Branch will make
good connections NJ tho Junction with night
lin" 10 and from Richmond.
Through tickets and baggage checked t" sii
prominent points
J. IL BROADUS.
nov %.-ti General Ticket Agent.
nHE RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AND FOTOMA C ROUTE.
The Ull Favorte Mail Route vim Aquia CIeeE.
The Shortest and Best Route II Rich
mond and the South.
Fast and comfortable STEAM ERE leave
Washington city twice de;iy, Sun, ,,sisii 49,
day D. m. excepted, from the wharf
foot Of Seventh street al 7:li n a., and us J..
m, stopping at AIoI"nlria eacn way. "oh con-
netting ~ Aquia Creek with tho ki"nmcni:
Fredericksburg anI Potomac K. T., viii! Gle.
CANT cars supplied with elegant sleeping chsir.
Oh MI it, trains. Through tickets AMI baggage
checks to all points South.
Both boats >t"p at AlnHHn!C:a gning ani r"-
turning. }. b. GENfkt
Gen. Ticket AL
i'm ll--tr Richmond. Va
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We have already announced that the colonists
from this country to Brazil. who lett here soon
after the war. have returned. They had to be
sent home by the Brazilian government. They
we're cheated by the agents in New York. and
the whole affair was failure: Only some few
Americans have done we'll ia Brazil.
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A Cameron & Brother, tobacco manufacture.
ers at Richmond and Petersburg, claim that
their products are entirely exported, aud by the
existing regulations they are compelled to pay
large fees to the government inspectors 10 N.
Y. where their goods are reshipped on the
Cunard steamers The Commissioner says
their claim is one that would undoubtedly he
granted