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decentralization Engineer d. c. Ruff
ner completed the survey of the Chesapeake
and Ohio to this point on Christmas day.
Captain Rutfncr has returned to West Vir-
ginia, while his assistants proceed on to-
wards Grayson. The "boys" gave their
chief three hearty cheers and "tiger" as he
passed their camp on the turnpike on Mon
day iast.-AshIand (Ky.) Journal.
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(;nrorror Scaft,s ,anSs,rn.

COLUMBIA, S. c., January 9.--In the Legis.
lature to-day message was read from Gov
ernor Scott, defending himself against Bow
ems charges. In the House, Bowen replied
with bitterness to the message, challenging
the Governor to meet his charges in the
courts.
The message was made the special order
for Monday.
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REL1GIo Us.-Fifteen persons connected
themselves with the Southern Methodist
Episcopal church in this place last Sabbath.
Seven of the number were candidates for the
ordinance Of baptism, and that sacred rite was
administered to them by the pastor, Rev. u.
Il. Kennedy Stau,;t0n Spectator.
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coMETHNG QUITE NEW,
~ AND
APPRECIATED BY LADIES GENERALLY,
hut most particularly by those ~
HAVING CHARGE OF FAMILY APPAhEA

We are prepared TO have made In the moSt spi
proved manner any description Of LApEe,y any,
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING: also, LAD!E,S; SES q
TLEMES'S, and CHILDREN'S UNDEkWEAh'
to order at shortest notice, and guarantee satsfao
uGn. ..aqs~
making a discovery Of any srticle OF wearing ap-
parel having given out may have IL replaced IN Anew
hours time b. giving us their orders
done by parties inthls city who are needing employ
sment and we are simply s go-5atceeRs, guarantee
Ing the work shall be done by those VINO are compe-
tent and deserving. - =. !. -. - :,
promptfy Who desires her work wen executed, VINO
desires to be rid Of the trouble OF LOOKING up some
one to do he. work who Il responsible, and 70 use her
influence In direction most needed ana deserving
to bring her orders to the ,.xr,, !.
DOMESTIC SENSISG-MACHINE OFFICE,
.fNr1 MAIN srREET, RICHMOND. V a.
10 o,.i pn' DA-''-' AVERY & CO, Agents.
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The siorehouse now occupied by w. P.
Mayo, Esq, merchant, with n lot Of land-in
all, onc-quarter OF an acre-sold Saturday for
fifteen hundred and twenty-five dollars. Jor-
dun Lambert, Of Alexandria, student OF
Randolph Macon College, was the purchaser.
Lots are looking upin Ashland.
Rus IN URBE.
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Movements of Spanish War Vessels
Attack on n Piraticnl Stronghold.

HAVANA, january 9.-Three Spanish war
vessels which have been watching suspected
American vessels arc ordered to this port.
New YORK, January ga Herald special
says that the Spanish fleet serving i'll the far
East lately attacked Gialo island, Of tho
Malucca group, and punished the piatical
Sultan of Ternatc. Several forts were de-
molished, and some bombshells struck the
Sultan's palace.
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Eafal Powder Exn,asion,

RospoUT, January 9.-The powder-mixing
house exploded here to-day. An employe
and the house were blown to atoms.
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Domestic Markets-fBY: TrLEGRApu.1

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NEW YORK, January 9.-Cotton quiet: sales, 2,7lo
tales; uplauds, 2lsc. Orleans. esc. Flour shade
choice, s7.75@$o.75. Whiskey, 9eic. Wheat closed
gulet winter red western, sl.G3@ Sl.65. Corn mac
tive and sl sasier new mixed niloat 77s@Is Rice
kard-Kettle, 9sc. Narals quiet Tallow steady.
BALTIMORE, January e.-Flour frner and In fair
demand. Wheat dull Corn ffriner-Yellow. esq
CSC. Pork firm at sl4. Bacon steady-Shoulders
7c; rib sides &c. clear rib Ste. Lard steady ct 9tG
LOG. Whiskey, 933@9tc.
Virginia .consols, S. bid; soa asked West vlr-
ginia's 21A bid; % asked.
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DeatI, from Eating Diseased Pork!

CLEVELAND, ONO, January s.-The coro-
ner's jury in the case Of Carl Martin found o
verdict that he died from the effects Of eating
"trichina sperals" pork. Martins wife
and child are sick from the same cause; the
latter hopeleSslv
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Hu::lat,,! Currency Received for Pest

III" EnstOiiicc Department has agreed, at
,'. digestion Of the United States Treasu-
@". - i.,uc 4 circular 10 postmastcrs re-
.'..".g2 them 10 receive the mutilated cur
.'. under Tie new regulations, III the pay
r. itr postage stamps and stamped cnvc.
..., oH TIC same terms that il is received
officers Of the Treasury Dcpartmcnt-that
q. 'o -@y, IL IS full face value when not more
.:... 'wo-iith> Of il, original proportions are
'~-j"c. The inGti}tted currency so received
".! not L." paid out again by the postnas-
,-, "a; may b. forwarded 20 the Treasurer
o.: ..e United States III Washington, at the
p @,t ot the Department, under the Gov
f.ame..t contract with Albums Express Com
....y. pr92ilcd that the fractional currency
T." ~.G, in .ym- Of five dollars and upwards,
2" Tie i"@@!-tender notes in sums of fifty
...-l> and upwards. New currency, by eX-
&'- It. t:lc expense Of the Department, will
~ -".-Ancd, unless otherwise requested.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
E.cttcr from Petersburg.
Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
prrr,u,,.nr J,a,rarxy q 1870

T.cttcr from Petersburg.
Correspondents Of tho Richmond Dispatch.
PETERSBURG, january Q, 1872.
The stockholders Of the national banks of
| the city held their regular annual meetings
to-day. The directors Of the First National
aud of the Merchants National Banks were
reelected, aud Mcssls. William r. Johnson
and T. I. Brooks viii be, respectively, their
next presidents. The directors Of the Com
mcrcial Bank were reelected with the excep-
ton Of three gentlemen, who do not appear
on the new board. Mr.. Ragland was elected
one Of the directors, and will undoubtedly
DC elected president at the meeting Of the
directors TO be held tomorrow. 1t is stated
| that Mr.. r. B. Boiling was to have been
| nominated for the presidency against MIR.
Raghnd, but the directors elected are under
stood to lie In favor Of the latter gentleman.
The City Council held an adjourned meet
ing this afternoon, Mt which, the sale Of the
city stock in the Southside Railroad Com
pany. amounting to g. ,SG450, was confirmed,
and loan TO meet the interest on the city
| bonds falling due on the 1st of February
and the Isl Of March $4,000 each) was a,l-
thorized. The loan will be ona note in each
case for sixty days.
| Last night the tobacco factory Of Gilman
& Hobson, on Low street, was destroyed by
| fire with ali its contents. The property was
| insured for 5000, and its value is stated to
| have amounted to about s., 800 additional.
! The fire occurred i'll n very intlamnlabe
| quarter Of the city, and but for the slect
which lay OH the ground and the laborS OF
| the iiremcn and the citizens in attendance the
destruction Of houses would have probably
been much moro extensive.
\ fire broke out, also, yesterday In the
Mechanics Manufacturing Company, and
contents Of the picking room, the damage in
amount being about $3.50.
The insurance agents here complain that
! the Fire Department was very slow and in
| elective on the occasion of both these fires,
and they are moving for transfer Of the de-
| yelrtmeut to more effective, vigorous hands.
| Mr.. Lacy, the present superintendent, is q
wcli-meaning ana active man, but deficient
in the command and experience which are
requisite to the successful conduct Of the de-
partmcnt.
We have had all sorts of bad and disa-
! greeahle weather to-day-sleet, snow, ice, and
soforh.
The teachers Of the public schools were re-
examined to-day and passed for rcappoint-
ment.
The old Union Agricultural Society will
meet tomorrow TO pass resolutions OF re-
spect to the memory CT tho late Thomas s.
Peasants
There was a considerable sale at auction
to-day Of sugars aud molasses consigned
here directly from New Orleans.
There is considerable sickness in the city
! ROBIN ApAIR.
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VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND &fRh
shin GEORGE B. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY; leaves Richmond every TUEsD1A1.
The steamship WILLIAM 7. CLYDE leaves Msw
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
DID. BURR, President,
f. 1914 Main street
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG)
RAILROAD COMPANY, I
RICHMOND, VA, August S, 1871.

(
RICHMOND, VA, August S, 1871.
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
The mail trains leave Richmond at 3a5 A. NJ. ana
go r u; and leave Petersburg at 4;oS A. NJ ano
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at 4. NJ; and $40 F. NJ, aud leave Petersburg ut 10
The SIS A. ii. train will not leave Richmond OH
SUNDAYS and the 1"2e 7. NJ. train VIII not leave
daily train, and those from Norfolk will connect al
Petersburg with the 10 A. NJ. train
NJ train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays !;
and returning, leave Richmond OH the same days nj
II The mail trains will stop only at Chester.
The 3 a. VI. train will connect ut Petersburg With
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad fol
SsiLIlEEPiSG-tt RS on the $50 P NJ train, running
au ! Ticket and Freight Agent.
(,HEsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-On and after September LIST p Assem-
GER TRAINS will leave Richmond Sundays ex-
't go 4. M.@IAiL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connecting at Goronsye WITH the orange
s:s5 r. M.EhCCO NiSIODATION TRAIN for Cor
donsille except on Saturday, on which day It leaves
the night trains on the Orange, Alexandria and Ma
nass:,s railroad for LYNCHBURG and WASHING
TON.
Through tickets. at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Bergen, Copenhagen, and Gothenburg, to all points
OIL this road, can he bought Of the General Iickei
Agent at Richmond, or can Ike ordered through III!
station agent on the road
Further information may be obtained at the Com
pany's offices.
No passenger trains arc run on Sundays.
4. ii. PERRY, General Superintendent
JAMES +. NETIlEgLAND, General Ticket Agent.
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COMMERCIAL.
Corn and Flour EXCHANGED
RICHMOND, VA. January Q, 1872. !

Corn and Flour EXCHANGED
RICHMOND. VA. january Q, 1879. J
OFFERINGS.
{ WHEAT-Wbitc, none. Red, az hushels.
CoRS.-White. 2sS bushels. 80
UATS-8 bushels. ST.
BLAcK-EYE PEAS.-22 bushels
SALES.
WHEAT.-Red, SO bilshels very good at S1.es.
{ C0EN.-White o. bushels prime af GSc
BLACK-EYE PEAs.-15 bushels At Sl.sS; bushels
at a1.25.
OATs.--c bushels common Mt COG.
REMARKS.
The offerings OF grain Of all kinds were exceed
ingiy light to-day. The condition of the roads,
owing to the bad weather. IL so bad that Il is almost
Impossible for farmers to hsul produce TO the rail-
road depos and no doubt this is sometimes the cause
Of the offerings being SO light Moreover, the crop
Of wheat is very nearly exhausted. q good deal OF
the corn coming in s In rather bad condition-that
is, damp. Prices unchanged. Oats andicorn are now
very nearly the same price.
Prices Of grain and -four on Change on the cor
responding date Of last year were Wheat-Wli:e,
very good sI.72s; red, very good, sl.eoa. Corn
White, very good, SOC. Oats, very good, &c. Rye,
very good, 7sc. Virginia country -Four, Richmond
inspection: Super, So; extra, $3.50; family, s7@as
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The Academy Of Music Lottery al
Charleston.

CHARLESTON, S. c., January 9.-The draw
ing of the Academy Of Music lottery is pro.
crossing. No. 1lG,024 drew the Academy OF
Music; No. 120.296 drew the prize of $780,
900, and No. 94,79G drew $4,000.
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PROPOSALS.
PIANOS, ORGANS. &c.

PIANOS, ORGANS, &c.
SI1TY-F1VE FIRST PRIzEa
MEDALS AWARDED
GREAT SOUTHERN PIANO A1ANCFAcToRY
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND, SQUARE,
UPRIGHT PIANO-FORTES,
BALTIMORE, MD. =
These instruments have been before tue public for
nearly thirty years and upon their excellence alone
attained III USPURCHAsED PRE-EM1SESCE which
pronounces them mequalled II
TONE. TOUCH,
WORKMA NSHIP,
AND
DURABILITY.
All our SQUARE PIANOS have our new I'M
proved oyERsTRUNG SCALE and the AaRAFFE
TREBLE.
We would call special attention to late patented
improvements in GRAND PIANOS and SQUARE
GRANDS, found In no other piano. which bring the
piano nearer perfection than has yet been attained.
EVERY PLANO FULLY WARRANTED FOR
FIVE YEARS.
We are, by special arrangement, enabled to fur.
nish PARLOR ORGANS and MELODEONS Of the
most celebrated makers wholesale and retail, at the
LOWEST FACTORY PRICES.
Illustrated catalogues and price lists promptly fur
nished Oh application TO .-.
WILLIAM KEABE 6 CO.,
Baltimore, Nd or to
WOODHOUSE s. PhRHAM.
oc lT-eodSwem Sole Agents, Richmond, Va.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

OFFICE ALBEMAR1E INSURANCE CoMpASY,1
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, 9TH January, 1871.
THE RICHMOND STOCKHOLDERS of
a this Institution will receive their January d.
VIDESD on application to John II. Montague, Esq,
agent JOHN WOODS, JR.,
il est Secretary,
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SroPrEp IN TnEIR FE1GHr,-A telegram was
received by Chief Of Police HardWickc last
night, dated Knoxville, and signed by Mrs.
Ann Couch, Of that place, stating that mar
rieh man named Haines had cloped with her
daughter, who is not yet sixteen year. Of age,
and requesting thai The parties be stopped
shoilld they come here. Officers We're ac-
cordingly sent TO the Tennessee cars upon
their arrival last night. and the man and girl
were found on board of them. and taken in
custody and conducted to police hcadquar-
tcrs. The mother was notified by telegraph
of the arrest, and the daughter will he held
until an answer is receiyedfrom her. IIaines
will probably be discharged to-day.
Haihcs, we learn, claims that he did not
clopc with the girl, and that he il only acting
rs her escort to New York, ls he was on his
way to that place, and whittier she also de-
signed to go. The girl appears to be very
rcticcnt in regard to the matter, but declares
her settled determination not to return to
her MISUNDERSTANDING Ners, 9th.
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WOOD AND COAL.

A NTHRACITE COAL.-Now afloat, goo
N tons best quality r. 4. EGG and STOVE
GOALS, which VIII be sold from the vessels at 10"
figures. ,,,>
Call and see my prices and lay In your winter sup
ply of coal before there L. an advance III coal ano
IL sights In the northern markets: o,,,r,
fyls corner Seventeenth and Dock streets.
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3nAILR0AD.s,EzNEa,
GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE. 81
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.

6EkAI hEDOC11OSS VI. SAxI<s T.sa54'
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Passenger train leaves Richmond depot daily Sun.
viii the srst1class steamers EASTERN CITY ant
DANIEL WEBSTER, touching at the river land
ings, und arriving In Baltimore on the following
n6riIng In time to connect,With trains north and
THROUGH TICKETS and BAGGAGE ehecke,
Passenger train leaves at 2. NJ on SUNDAYS
steamer leaves pier No. To- la Light street, Balti
In Richmond the following morning at IL.
BY this line passengers etjoy good nights rest.
Freight train leaves daily (Aiondays excepted q.
Frri9hts received daily, carefully handled, and
promptly forwarded. No Kerosene oil transported
over this line. Through bills Of ading given to ali
points.
From Richmond to BALTIMORE. sc
From Richmond TO Philadelphia. &c
From Richmond 70 New York.. 10 Of
From Richmond to Boston, all rail from New .
From Richmond to Boston via the sound...... is :;
- 80 WILLIAM \. BRAGG. superintendent:
j.. 1. TAYLOR, Freight aud Ticket Agent, Rich
S. 6. eRAsry, General Agent, Baltimore. seA
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL.
LII ROAD.-Ou and.after December l, 1871:
GOING WEST.
Train No. Through passcnger) leaves Richmond
daily Except SuEdays) ut 4:05 A. NJ; leaves Dan.
Vile ut ll:us y. IL arrives at Greensboro at is:
PM.
Train No. (Lynchburg passeugcr) leaves Rich.
mod daily at 3:15 \. NJ. arrives Ut Lynchburg Ut
M.
Train No. II Through mail and eIprcssl leave
Richmond daily at 2s0 p. ~. leaves Danville dali!
at l04 r. VI. arrives ut Greensboro daily at IL:
GOING EAST.
Train No. /. Through mail aud expreSs) leaves
Greensboro daily ut $50 I. NJ; leaves Danvillt
daily of 1O:lo Z. NJ; arrives 1t Richmond daily a
| 5:l4 A. n
Train No. Through passenger) leaves Greens.
boro daily Except Sntays) ut 1I05 A. II. leave
Danyillelt l27 L. NJ. arrives 1t Richmond ut s:2
PM.
Train No 10 (Lynchburg passenger leaves Lynch.
burg daily at $50 A. NJ; leaves Burkevlile ut r
~; arrives ut Richmond ut 4 p. d.
Trains Nos. and II connect ut Greensboro witt
trains on the North Carolina railroad for all point
south.
Train No connects st Burkcville with train Of
tile Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for al
points southwest and south.
THROUGH TICKETS to all points south ant
southwest can lie procured ut the ticket office II
Richmond, and of X. f. WALKER, Agent of the Al
lantlc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 1925 Mai,
street, Richmond.
Papers that have arrangements to advertise tht
schedule Of this company VIII please print rs above
JOHN Il. NACMURDO,
General Freight and Ticket a gent
T. N. r. TALcoTT, Engineer and Supcrintend
emit. auA
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FIRE IN FREpERIcKsBURo.- Friday night
the house on Main street occupied as store
BIZ ". II. Thomas, Jr, was. with its con-
tents, speedily consumed. Mrs. Freeman
and Ave children, and Mr. Perry, wife, and
two children, occupied the upper story. But
two barrels were saved from the store. Mrs.
Freeman lost everything, barely escaping
with life. Mr.. Perry saved nearly all he had.
Mr. Thomas had $4,000 insurance on his
stock of goods, having taken out policy q
month ago in the Continental. The house
belonged to Mr.. Joseph Williams, of Wash.
in.ton. Mr.. Patrick McCracken lived next
door, but his house was saved by great exer,
ton Of the citizens. lis furniture was
much injured in being removed. lie was in
Surca.
The hook and ladder committee arrived
from Richmond just III time to sec the fire
and the necessity for hook and ladder com
pany..--Neus.
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FIRES IN PErERsBUEG.-Yeat after
noon the building OF the Merchants Manu-
featuring Company caught fire, and one
side Of the house was destroyed The loss
Incurred was about $3.50.
The extensive tobacco factory of Messrs.
HoGson Il Son, on Low street, caught fire
to the ground with I'LL its contents. 1t was
insured, We learn, for $1,000 1--WE could not
learn in what company, and the estimated
value OF tho property destroyed was $500
morc.-Iadcr, 9th.
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DIssOLUTToNs e PARTNERsHIPt

The undersigned will continue the business OF
blank-book manufacturing and book-bindlng at the
same place, No. 1901 Main street, corner Tenth,
under the aume frm-naIne of William E. Simons &
Co. Having Just re1ttcd his establishment with
feels competent to compete with any establishment
Of the kind In the State. W. E. SIMOSS.
IL lost
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The Dr.usss.s.. g.
rs selling Dru
EsEa than any
TIA X OIL MARK ETA.

IkaE OIL NARKETS.
BY W. U. TEL. LINE.
OFFICE or
PETROLEUM CENTRE DALy VHcoRp
Oci Sl872
The petroleum market 10 very dull to-day
at $4,05. No sslps.
Philsdslpbis, Oct. II.
Grade 1888
Renned-255S.
Oct. 253s. Nov. 25,< Dec.
hsrket-Quipt.
PhsaDurg, Oct. Is.
Crude sPst, l0l,.
B. y. all year, l2Ia.
b. o. do. ll7s
R.aned-Spot 227s Oct.
Market quiet
.NEw YOhk, Oct. Is.
Crnde-lSH.
!. Refined, 264.
Market-Firm.
GOLD IN NEU YORK.
NEW York, Oct. Is.
Gold-ll25s.
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GRANT
Campaign Music,

with . Picture OF Pres1cons Cncms
We've Tested him IN Days gsno by.
Song aud Chorus Tonne Is sh.
The Nau who esvsd the Nstiel.
eosg sad Chorus Cooper. c5
We've Man for our LsoGer.
Ssng and Chorus Herbert Is
Grsns CsppsiGn March Mack. d6 I"
Granite Gslsp to tbs White House
Dssbler. %
President Grants March Young. 20"
Any Of The above usiled, post paid, 81
receipt Of marked price. Address, j. L.
Peters, 500 Broadway, New York.
send 80 cents for the latest puubsr OF
Peters Musical Monthly, end you will Ct
eight or pise choice piece, Of Hsv nasis.
sepi27 2v
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Yor Psrs Uinss vsnsatsA - aueh By sss
Duu(A0bseA q 1pe1u9 - 10 GAD1uDYR.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES,
DUPONCO,S
Golden Periodical Pills !
FOR FEMALES.

There Is not lady living Int what At some 'psri.
cd Of her life will find the DUPONCO GOLDEN
PILLS just the medicine she needs,
For Nervous Debility. Headach e..
Fatutnesn, DC
Mothers, this is the greatest blessing offer
ed You, and you should in mediaiely procnre these
Pills. They never fail, and may be depended upon
in every case where the monthly flow has been OBJ
slructed through cold or disease. They always give
immediate relief, being especially prepared for mar
ried ladies. A lady writes: Dupohco's Golden Pills
relieved ne in one day. without Inconvenience, like
mario.
THE GENUINE arc put up in WHITE BOXES,
upon each box you will fnd my private Revenne
stamp upon which are the words DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN PERIODICAL FILLS, In White Letters
Without that None Are Genuine
Full and explicit directions accomT any each fox
Price 81 90 Der box six boxes $500. Sold by one
Druggist in every town, Vi lsge city and hamlet 10
"' ''''' Won JOHNSON, Druggist,
| Sole Agent fer Petroleum Centre Pa
| LADIESi BY s., ndlng him 3 20 TO the Petre.
| leum Centre lostoihcs, can have the PILLS cent
(conhdenhsliy.) BY mail, 70 any rTs Of the county
JOHN ,. HENRY, General and Wholesale A st
No College Plsoe. Nev York Citv. ol0 8m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-08-09
nanleI wehstes,s Old Nome.

Edmund O. stedman has visited the old home
of Daniel Webster at Marshfeld and thus de-
scrbes some of its features in letter to the
Tribune:
1.-THE Mansions long, low, crossed-roofed.
wooden pile-has been so often pictured that l
need only speak Of it as owing its attractiveness
to appearance of having grown, foot aftet foot,
by alteration from some old building, and of not
having been made bran-new and at once to
the long piazzas, where roses and the Virginia
creeper wander at will to its peaked gables /;
lastly, to the indefinite feeling one derives from
IT, that there has been a sturdy presence OF man
| hood in the past, now gone forever, but leaving
| its latent individuality stamped upon the less
| transitory inAnimate objects which surrounded
/ It, We are what suns and winds and waters
/ make us : but here nature is as Webster trans
| formed it, The house grew with him the trees,
except the white apple tree and the famous
| elm, were planted by his hand and the rolling
acres, the unbroken lawn. are the impress and
| the reflection of the man himself. The elm un-
der which he used to place his chair, and was
painted sitting in country farmers garb, diners
from any specimen of New Englands royal tree
that l have ever seen. The trunk is OF the
largest but the limbs shoot out not far above
the ground, and, whether, by art or nature, are
trained to cover circle 100 feet in diameter,
dropping low, 30 that the tree casts shadow
beyond that OF any Windsor oak, and enhouset
YOU like ban-yan. The great limb has yielded
to a recent blast and touches the ground will
leaves still green upon it. As il a servitor smit
ten in defense of the mansion had sunk hlf
wounded limb to earth, the tree still holds ltt
head proudly, and wards off the tempests onset
with its unharmed branches