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Dr. pisree's Favorite Prescription.

Ds. Pierce's FavOrite Prescriptions.
 t.r however, is but feeble expression of my noe. l;s..s appreciation of its value based upon actual a M.ssssd rs.sii.ies As close obserser. | have wis wnessag positive results m the few special disease incident the separate organism of woman sngled so is merits as positive safe. ad eectaa remedy for this class of diseases and one that win all times and under all circumstances act kindly and in harmony with the laws which govern the female system I am wiling 10 stake my reputation physician, gwen more, conldent an that if will notfz s-a1 the most sanguine expecta.ions of singh -a s iy vino em,' ploys for any of the ailments for recommend II, that offer and sell it under fo.lTIFE GUAR ANTEEs If beneficial effect is not experienced by Isl on the return of the bottle tMothirds of the med cae having been taken according Go directions, and the being for which1 recommend ii, promptly re- confidence m its virtues could not offer 1t as do under the conditions but having witnessed its truly miacu- ous cures in thousands of cases fsef nsvzrnked and ss5ssty .af: ss zssksNg 30fb n1 ,<tsaati'a a"a nv
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 Iofer my Favorte Prescription to the Ladies of fAmenca with the sincerity of honest heart and their best welfare Those who desire further information on these subjects can obtain it in my TREATISE ON CHRONIC DISEASES OF THR GENERArIvE AND URINARY ORGANS from observation upon receipt of two postage stamps It treats minutely those diseases peculiar to Females and gives much valuable advice in regard to their management
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PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 Ia Probate Court held at New Milford. with. A in and for the District of New Milford on the 27th day of February, A D. 1872.
 Estate of Albert Pickett, late of New Milford in said District deceased.A On motion of William Roberts, of New Milford. administrator on said estate,
 ORDERED That six months from the said 27th day of February, 1872, be and the same are Him. ited and allowed for the creditors to bring in their claims against said Estate; andthe said Ad- ministrator is directed to give public notice to the creditors of the deceased, to bring in their nb place where the deceased last dwelt within the same town. and py publishing the same in a week ly paper published in Ltchfield County, and re- turn make to this Court of the notice given. Attest, JAMES H. MCMAHON, Judge.
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew CT prevents the hair from turning gray, and returns gray hair to it's natural color.
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Farm for Sale.

T,HE sUBsoRBER offers for sale her farm, l situated northeast of the village of Litch- field, about II miles distant from the Court House, formerly known as the Miller Farm;" containing about s acres, suitably divided into meadow. blow, and pasture land, and is well watered. For further information enquire of
 MARY R. DEWEZ. Litchfeld, Feb. 13, 1872. 45tf
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T1HE Court of Probate for the District of Litch-
 1 field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the es- tate of Julia Gould, late of Litchfeld, deceased. to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred re- covery. Claims can be sent to Charles Adams, Litchfield, ore E. s. GOULD, Executor,
 March 9th [1*l P. o. Box 3794, New York.
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Burns, Scalds. Sprains, Commissions, Bruises, &c, Use Rennie's Pain Killing Magic Oil. Sold by all the Druggists
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THE LAUGHING FACR.-Every one IS pleased with the effect of Williams Ex- tract Jamaica Ginger. rs.
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WOMAN.

isV ass immense practice, extensirs t.:ou... .z of many years having that tnsese< ,s E1 thousaisd eases os those diseases peculiar to have been enabled perfect most potep: and s+ ss medicine that meets the indicationa psessset ey4 class ofdissases with positive certainty and siac.
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- = ss9 7lE& sANs e9 LsL l-s sS ! NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A MEXICAN EEl iG AND FOREIGN PATENTS pro
 ~ cured. having strongest possible (valid5 cisims. Pamphlet giving full information about
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Ho1roxAY's OsTxEsr. Sore legs, wounds, ulcers, &c. can be cured. The rational treatment as indicated by nature, is to rednee the local inflammation, sooth She neighbOring nerves, cool the heated blood, and render the watery inchorous discharge consistent and healthy. Hap pily HOllOway's Ointment accomplishes these ends with unfailing certainty.
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Japanese Paper Ware.

Unprecented success Paper Ware is being universal
 y used The people like it. Public Institutions arc adopting it. It is economical for the housekeeper. Water Pais Basins, Chamber Pails SlOp Jars Bowls, piled by. the manufacturers, JENNINGS BROTHERS, 352 Pearl Street, New York.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TEACHERS INSTITUTE IN MANCHEs-
TER.--At the Teachers meeting in Man
chester this morning an address was deliv-
cred by B. A. Hancock, and Mr.. S. Flour
noy delivered a lecture on grammar. An
essay was read by Mr.. A. L. Walker on
awards and stimulants to study. The dis
cussion upon this paper was postponed un-
til tonight at s o'clock. Discourses were
delivered by j. L. M. Curry and j. II. Bin
ford, of Richmond; Col. Ambers, of Man
chester, and others. There will be q
lecture tonight by Rev. Mr.. Christian,
on the necessities of development and
continued improvement Of teachers. The
public are respectfully invited to attend.
The following is the programme for to-mor-
row:
Lecture on reading, by D. B. Hancock !;
lecture on arithmetic, by MIR. L. Morrisett;
an essay by Mrs. S. Il. Flournoy. To-
morrow night Mr.. B. A. Hancock will de-
liver lecture on history. The attendance
Of teachers is quite large, and we are graft
fed at the interest manifested in the sub
ject of education.
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THE IN DAMS.

Troubles in the west-Atroci,ies IN Colorado.
st. Louis, September ls.-A late Fort
Smith, Ark, paper learns from a gentle
man Just from the Creek Nation, that the
troubles there are coming to head. Chief
Chieste with men favorable to law and order
are in arms and are sustained by U. S.
troops sent from Fort Gibson. The entire
party numbers 500 men. The Sands
party are also in arms in nearly the same
strength, and d collision is regarded as
almost inevitable. 1t is stated if the Sa ids
party attempt further resistance to the law,
no quarter will be given.
Denper, Colorado, Sept ls.-Last Satur-
day about forty Sioux and Chey enne Indi-
ans attacked a rancho, seventy miles north
east of Trinidad, Colorado, and murdered
the family of the proprietor, who himself
escaped to Fort Lyons. Troops were i'm
mediately started in pursuit of the savages.
On the same day, another band Of Indi.
ans attacked the stock rancho of the
Jones Brothers, and at last accounts had
surrounded the party in charge of the
herds. The latter were fighting as best
they could. Troops have gone to Their
relief.
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AUCTION SALES.
SEP TENDER 24TU.

s. N. DAVIS, auctioneer, will sell for u. IL.
Wendlingler, assignee, at 2 p. M on the 24th
instant, in front of the u. s. custom-house,
valuable tract of land with improvements,
situated in Prince Edward county.
L. ID. EACHO, auctioneer, will sell for W. B.
Matthews, assignee, ut p. M, in front OF
U. s. custom house, on the oath instant, farm
with Improvements, situated in Buckingham
county.
TAZWELL TAYLOR BLAIR PEGRAM
commissioners, will sell Mt 10 O'Clock p. M,
on the 24th instant, Mt the courthouse OF
Surry county, n valuable tract of land situ-
ated in that county.
d. X. WEISTGER, auctionesr, will sell at 81
O'Clock, J.. NJ, Tuesday, September oath, in
front United States Custom House, six valu-
able tracts of land with Improvements, stu
ated about four miles from Dinwiddie Court
House.
SEPTEMBER IS
p. A. FORBES, assignee, will sell at New
Store, Buckingham county, Va, on the 2Sth
instant, farm with Improvements, situated
In that county
OCTOBER lsT.
r. L. RAGLAND, assignee, will sell on the
premises, at l2o'clock M, October lst., val
liable tract of land, with i'm proyements, situ-
a'ed In Halifax county.
OCTOBER IA
f.. @. MONCURE and G.. NJ. WYATT, as
signees, will sell on the 18th of October next,
at Bowling Green, Caroline county, two large
tracts of land with improvements situated
IN that county.
OCTOBER 10.
Il. ID. EACHO, auctioneer, will sell fol- J. A. lyn-
ham and X. M Mayo, assisnees, at IL NJ,
Oct. 18th, in front of the y. S. custom house,
the valuable real estate of Wiloughby New
ton, situated in Hanover and Westmoreland
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The County court adjourned yester
day for the tenn.
The Academy of Music, on Franklin
street, opened for the season last night.
Prof. Anderson will open in Peters
burg on Monday evening next.
The Eureka Quartette club of this city
will give an entertainment at Virginia Hall
on Monday night.
--Wyman has engaged Virginia Hall for
two weeks, beginning one week prior to IL e
opening of our State Fair.
A correspondent informs US that Nor
folk county will give Grant and Wilson
1900 to l 800 majority.
The British bark Lala, from Liverpool,
entered at the custom-house yesterday,
with 5000 sacks of salt for Lee, Seldom 4
Co.
The Greeleycrats formed a club in
Rockland township on Monday, with A.
Q. Holiday as president, and j. j. New
man secretary.
The first rehearsal of the season will
take place at the Richmond Theatre to-
morrow. The members of the company
will all be here by that time.
Judge Minor yesterday sustained the
commissioners report in the case of the
lIenrico Turnpike Company, and the col
lection of tolls will be Immediately re-
sumed.
The German brig Aegedius. Capt. J.
Jopp, cleared from the Custom.house late
yesterday evening for Rio Grande do Sui,
with 2,770 barrels -four, shipped by the
Gallego mills.
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hesitated to express his preference for the
reelection ofPresident Grant. He writes {:
III have seen too much of mankind to con-
sent to become the Jealous partisan of any
oae. ! shall not despair of the Republic,
let whoever may be elected President.
Personality it will likely be of small con-
sequence to me who shall prove the sue
cessful candidate. And yet, sincerely
declare that, unfettered by obligations in
the past, and without expectation of any per-
sonal advantage from the result, from all |
know Of the respective candidates and the
condition of our public affairs, that duty to
my country and the best interests of my
family impel me to the support of Grant"
Whit Mr.. Greeley Thought About Southern
Gentlemen in 1865
From the Tribune, October 20, 1850.
"Let us estimate the natural and una
voidablc outfit for Southern gentleman on
his way to distant country like Brazil:
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FRANCE.

MIR. Evarts IN Paris-C Communists hot, sc.
Paris, Sept. Ism. Remnsat, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, assures the friends of
M. About that he has strong hopes the in
terventon of the government will result in
his release.
Gambetta has made deposition in re-
gard to the capitulation of Metz. He was
examined by General Rivierc.
Mr.. Evarts has arrived here from Gene
va. and Mr.. Davis is expected tomorrow.
The sentences of seven of the ten Com
munists, condemned to death for the assas-
sination of hostages, have been committed.
The remaining three were shot this morning
at Satory.
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DELEGATES TO PITTsBURG.--Capt.
B. c. Cook, member Of the U. S. Grant
Post, &. A. R., and Sergeant Jno. d. Book
er, member Of the Phil. Sheridan Post,
G. A. r., are the delegates from the city
of Richm ond in attendance at the Pittsburg
meeting of Veteran Union Soldiers and
Sailors. Other points in the State are also
represented. Several of the delegates APP
pointed by the meeting here on the 18th.
were unavoidably detained, among these is
Major Andrew Washburne, whom the En-
q,ttrer announces as the only delegate in
attendance from Richmond.
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The Republicans held a grand mass
meeting at Prince George Courthouse on
the 18th. An invitation was extended to
the Greeleycrats and Straishtouts to particle
pate but the invitation was not accepted.
Hon. G. P. Ramsdell, presidential elector,
was the first speaker. In an hour he pre-
sented what he conceived to be the claims of
General Grant on the people of Virginia,
discussed State issues and State finances,
compared the prosperous financial condi-
ton of the national government under
Republican rule with the discreditable finaa-
cial condition of our State, and closed with
an appeal to the people to assist in placing
Virginia in the rank of Republican States.
State senator r. G. Greene was next intro
duced, and made fine speech. Rush Bur-
CESS, Of this city, followed in his usual free
and easy style, hitting right and left, and
dealing heavy blows. The meeting was
grand success. Throughout the second
district the canvass goes brayely on. Our
friends are united and at work. A major
ity of 900 for Colonel Plat is predicted.
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ANDERs0N.-Professor Anderson had
a fine audience last night. His illusions
were,a usual, we'll received, and the prizes
distributed were of great value. Among
them we noticed a superb set of chamber
furniture. The aerial suspension scene was
produced with seven changes of costume.
When the Goddess of Liberty, bearing
"the flag of Washington" was represent
ed, audible Kisses were heard from q few
persons i'll the audience, prime pally from
the gallery, which were soon drowned out,
however, by the cheers which the beauti.
full scene ELECTED. Many new features will
be introduced tonight, and the presents
will be more valuable than ever.
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d. X. WEisIdER, Auc'r, l0l5 Main street
a. VALUABLE DlNWiDDIE LAND Hs
EaM FOR SALE AT AUCTION. -

will sell, for the comm issioners, in front OF
the u. =. Crstom-house. on Bank street, in the
city of Richmond, on TUESDAY. the 24th day
of Sep 'ember, 1872, at 81 o'clock. p. NJ, the
following TRACTS OF LAND, to wit-viz
First. 339A acres on Stony creek one. half
from Courthouse
Second. 1908 acres adjoining the above;
heavily timbered with original growth.
Third. pa ares part open land with i'm
provements, and u part original oak forest
eight m les from the Court house.
Fourth. 2959 acres; part open land, the bal
ance heaN tinbered with oak, hickory, &c.
Fifth. 226A acres; three: ourths in oak and
pine timber, balance cleared, with improve
ments four miles from the Court house.
Sixth. 1908 acres two-tL irds in oak aud
pine timber balance cleared.
Plots OF the above can be seen at my office.
TERMS very liberal, which will be made
known at the sale. d. h. WEiSIGER,
&c lS--tds AucIiOneer.
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A Young CUTTIsT SENT ON FOR In
DIcTMENT.- colored boy named John
Allen Harris, and q white boy named
William Williams, each about twelve years
of age, got into difficulty late yesterday
evening on Fifth street, near the old Armo-
~ bridge, which resulted in the former
drawing pocket-knfe and inflcting upon
the breast of the latter cash about four
inches long and nearly half an inch deep.
Harris fled Immediately from the spot, but
was pursued and captured by policeman
Henry Charter, and he and Williams were
taken to the Second Station-house. The
case came before the Police court this
morning, and, after an examination, Har-
ris was sent on to the grand jury at the
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For SALE OR LEAsE.-The stockhold-
ers of the Richmond and York River rail-
road held meeting in this city yesterday
afternoon. A quorum of stock was present.
The object of the meeting was the consid-
Grafton of the effort on the part of the stock
holders to sell the road. After some prelimi-
nary discussion resolution providing for the
appointment of committee of five, with full
power to lease the road or make sale there
of, publicly or privately, or to make COM
promise with the creditors of the company
in reference to the local proceedings now
pending, was presented and adopted. The
chairman appointed the following commit
tee as provided for by the resolution !:
Messrs. B. B. Douglass, W. W. Gordon,
James Lyons, Reuben Foster, and E. B.
Montague. The meeting then adjourned.
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MARSHAL'S SALES.
No. 295 Revenue.
NARSHAL'S SALE.

No. 295 Revenue.
AHARSHALS SALE.
BY virtue of writ of yendtioni exponas,
issued from the clerks Office United States Dis
trict Court, and to me directed, shall proceed
to sell at public auction, for cash, on the Goth
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1872, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, at Myers warehouse, Richmond, Va, the
following property, to wit
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-NINE
POUNDS OF SMOKING TOBACCO.
ALSO,
Qby S. N. Garwood, Deputy,) at Alexandria,
Va, at 10 o'clock A. M, on the Goth DAY of SEP
TEMPER, 1872.
SIX HUNDRED CIGARS and
TWO POUNDS OF LEAF TOBACCO.
Parties desiring to purchase are invited to be
present
Dated September l6, 1874
DAVID 3. PARKER,
Sc 14--lOt u. s. Marshal.
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IN Ola

Direct News from DIR. Livingstone.
Bombay, September II, 1880, P. NJ. cia
London, September 1S.-Letters from DR..
Livingstone, dated July Sd, 1872, have
been received at Zanzibar. The DR.. was
still at Unianyembe. He was well and
was awaiting the arrival of SANKEY'S sec
ond expedition.
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DANvILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
We have received a copy of this work just
published. 1t was compiled by Messrs.
Wood & Lunsford, of Petersburg, and
printed by George w. Gary, of this city.
1t is replete with valuable information con-
corning the business interests of Danville
and vicinity, and also contains the Virginia
Homestead law, and other valuable docu
mentS,
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JOINT DIsCUssIoN.-Col. j. Harmer
Gilmer, of this city, and Col. VIM. E.
Cameron, of Petersburg, will engage in a
joint discussion of the political issues of the
day, at the City Hall, Broad street, to-
morrow night, the former fer Grant and the
latter for Greeley. The Dispatch says it
will probably be one of the most racy
political entertainments Of the season.
Let there be a general turn out.
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'oldablc outfit for Southern gentleman on
lis way to a distant country like Brazil:

" Here, then, by careful and conscien-
tious computation, we see that no fine old
southern gentleman can venture into civil
liked, nigger-walloping community like
Brazil, without taking with him at least
2,030 pounds, three and half ounces of
baggage. AS well ask the Chinaman to live
without rice, or the Englishman without
roast beef, as the Southerner to live with
out his corn whisky, his spurs, and his
Virginia plug tobacco
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45;2
THIS is TO GIVE NoTICE-That on the

FTNHIS IS TO GIVE NUTICE-Thnt ON the
l. 4th day of Sept, A. d. 1872, warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of the District Court
of the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia, against the estate OF John H. Egg
born, of Culpeper co. and State of Va, who
has been adiudged bankrupt on his own petit
delivery of any property belonging 10 said bank
rupt, to him or for his use. and the transfer of
any property by him. are forbidden by law that
a meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, 10
prove their debts and choose one or more ASST
gnees of his estate will be held at court of
bankruptcy to be holden at the Registers office,
Richmond, Virginia, before w. w. Forbes,
Esq, Register, on the 30th day of Sept'r, A, u
1872, at 10 o'clock A. M.
DAVID b. PARKER,
| Sc e--M2w u. s. Marshal
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CLEANlNCS.

The Russian fleet, including the Svet-
lana, with Grand Duke Alexis on board,
has arrived at Hong Kong, China.
Gen. Spinner, the United States Treas
urer decides-that when mutilated note has
tive-eights left it shall be redeemed at is
full value.
The more towns that are heard from
in Maine the greater the majority becomes.
-Four hundred and sixty-nine towns give
Perham II, 0S2 majority.
WIN. A. Hearne, an able newspaper
man Of North Carolina, has left the Gree
leyites, and come out for Grant. He has
taken an editorial position on the Raleigh
Era.
Asa Whitney,, one of the first pre-
jectors of the Pacific railroad, if not the
original agitator of that great enterprise,
died in Washington city yesterday morning
of typhoid fever, aged Is years.
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e NC D.

London, September 1S.--The meeting of
lnternationals here adopted a platform in
favor of universal suffrage, by ballot, for
legislative and magisterial officers; com
pulsory and gratuitous common school
education the disbandment of standing
armies; the abolition of indirect taxes,
and the substitution therefor of progress
sive tax, and the suppression of usury.
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EDUCATIONAL.
OFFICE Or SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS,

OFFICE Or SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools,
1901 CLAY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA, Sept &c, 1872. }
DiCIIM0ND HIGH SCHOOL applicants
IN male and female, for admission into the
HIGH SCHOOL, will present themselves
FOR examination at the schGol.rooms on Broad
street, between Ninth and Tenth on TUES.
DAY, September 24th, at A. NJ.
The examination will embrace photography,
Reading, English Grammar, Compositi II, Arith
metic. Descriptive Geography and Hi,tory of
United States.
Pupils promoted from the first and advance
Grammar grades will be received without fur
Their examination. J. II. BINFORD,
Sc lT--eodtd Supt Schools