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FRIDAY, SErTEMBEE8. 1809.
? ThConDittee of Ways and Means.'
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itiri w wteb Hon: Wtiliau D, Kolly, is
pnbliBbod in the Pliiladelpbia Press, gir
. i&g au acoouat cf ihe trip , ot tbe House
( I oimttae of Way ana Meant to Califor
nia and Oregon, i if
OltheObinoae be said: iu II Chinese
immigration ia to be profuoUa-I need
not cay promoted, for it need no promo
tion fct onr band, bnt i inevitable ; vith
COO, 000,000 of people overcrowded nod on
derpaid, it will eotaa nnleas forciblr pro.
bibited if. I eay. it ia not to be prohibit
ed, we most provide for their reception.
And I trust tbat our several religious de
. nominations will ao organize tbeir mis
sionary movements i that whenever the
Chinese enter a town there will be capa
ble people ready to present to them the
.primer land make them familar with
oar alphabet If at all points they be met
with ttiis instroeuon, witn tnis weiooma,
i- onr Christian Republic will assimilate to
ourselves the CUineae, as it has the peo
ple of all other nations, and they will
cease to continue aliens in onr midai."
'AM speumr laruier oi tueir oeoupa
iona, he said : " They are to be found as
ocoks, and in every department of bouse-
;., hold eorvioe. The Mission Mill employs
1,000 workmen, who perform every put of
the labor, from the opening of ihe un
trashed wool to the packing and marking
' I f (i i the- botes containing the ilnuhod fabrics
' prepared for shipment. They receive nine
ty eents a day, and the company provides
them with a large building in which to
. -i lodge and tako their mealcLrith kitchen
yn4 ideqaaia oookiag apparatu for the
preparation oi ttieir lood, and a supply ot
water in an inclosed yard for a daily bath
for each. The Pioneer Mill employs about
' , 600, together with a considerable aqmber
' lef the people of other nationalities, -among
wnom are Americans, jsngiisb, ttooton and
Iriali. It is a mistake to suppose that the
j Chinese are employed only in aounual
labor, and therefore compete only with oar
producing classes. The Bank of Califor
nia emnlova them as exrierts for the detce-
linn rif Iiaaa. or .liirbl Aoin. a UtmwfliAW
V though at) eetive? member of hoomiuor-
: Dial firm' of Lnn, Loo i Co., ia the) paa-
eenget agent of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, a trust of great importance, and
muiuriug muuu utunuro M wnu M ,oi3ri-
' aai ability. None of these people are coo
lies; they are ail free to go andoomeat
wilL Tba boat 1 their passage to this
' country is often advanood by the Chinese
. Companr. to be refunded from thai pro-
' oeede of tlieir labor ; but no obligation for
its repayment beyond their mere promise
is taken and it is said that no Chinaman
who has lived long enongh to repay it has
' I ee failed ia make the company good.
- - Neither can it be said of the Chinese that
. . they evet repudiated a oontract. On their
first Importation the Chinese may be wit
',. ling tq work for what seams to our people
. low wages; Da wey are snrewd ' bar
. gain, and when any of our party spoke to
, them about coming East and named the
'-' t- wages that were paid here, we were in
atantly met With the queetioa wbethst the
payment was in gold or greenbacks.) We
oould not persuade them of the fact (hih
V.A is aevertbetees an undoubted fact that
uera greenuacs uouur wtu ouy.as muon,
if not more, than a gold dollar 1 will buy
there ; for they saw that where they were
'7.U would not bty within thirty-five! per
iwnl. nf ih imnnnt "
'ux Dire, B. E. Lee.
A letter from " the Rockbridge Vatht to
the New Orleans Times, gives a very pleas-j
lugskeioiioi tna estimabio wife of Uen.
Lee, which we oopy below : ( a
The baths here are famous for rheOms
tiaot and aorof ulout diseases. There1' are
many persons who profess to be greatly re
r i ttesatlvy them. Among these, I found
here Mrs. Oenoral Robert E. Lee, whom I
! ,7. iaA not ' aoeri for thirty year ' I j had
. Jinown her whn a boy, as the belle ol Ar
lington, the daughter of George Washing-
a..-ton ParkeCasti, who wa the adopted
of Ucorge Wathiagton, but ao blood
relation. Then the Was ao elegant and
- attractive young lady, of great affability
of mavners and personal charms. Alas 1
J found hat ptatly changed by. tjme,
and still more by disease. ' The : charm
ot her manner atflL continues,. but her
body , 1mm , 4eeji , terribly aftlioted ' by
rhenmatisBSv which has ; made , her
such a cripple that, for some years pant,
almost from , tho coiumtwaeiuent of the
late war, hi oulj locotuoiio is effected
in a chair with wheels, whloh is moved
about by servants. ' In spite of this afflic
tion she ia most agreeable, and cheerful
old lady, receives every one with a smile,
and converses upon all subjects with groat
intelligence, vivacity and good bunior.
There ia notblnjr of the languor, nueru
lousnoss or discontent of the invalid in her
manner or ounvefaaticnt , Her time is oc
cupied in social oonverse, sewing, writing
and playing witn ' bet grandchild, a joll
little fellow, the son of Uen. W. II. V.
Lee. Bbe ia full of energy and ibduatry.
and emplovs 4ifrself most aealouslr to a
late boor of the nigiii sewing for LeweU
tna dangbtors. , Afproseut alie yt engaged
in making a dress fiir herself and one of
her daughters, out of some ealieo tent aa
a present from the Phoanit Cotton Mills iu
Georgia. Mrs, Lee. thonsh contented
with hor situation, and deeply grateful for
tiio many tokens of love and admiration
which have been lavished upon her hut
band and herself, very naturally sighs for
Her old borne at Arlington, from
which she has been so ruthlessly and
barbarously banudied. She expects to olpse
hot life amid the aoenes of tho bannv data
oi nor ciuiuitoou and eirinood. jveo
this most eberishetl desire, however, sho
will cheerfully eaoriflco to her dimity and
pride, and will never ronton t to receive
back her estates if tendered with aay con
ditions, o sa oharitable and meroiful
oondeaoension and favot by the Govern
ment which to cruelly devastated and an
proprlated. property ibeciueatbed by her
patnotie father, end never lemUy aoqairod
by the .authority Which now retains it.
Arlington mnst oease to be a rederal cem
etery when the family of Jtobert E. Lee
reoooupy it, The daughter-ia-law of Mrs.
Leo is here with her, the wife of General
W. ii. r. Uiv. bh6 or the most elesant and
beantifoi ladies I have seen i a Virginia.
Bbe was a Mist Boiling, of Petersburg, of
the old. Pocahontas stock, always famous
for beauty and high spirit llor com
manding ami elegant figure, , her bright
nud beaming face, and air of mingled dig
bity, grace and trentleness. i would make
her, in the -largest assembly ' the cynos
ure of all eyec, the observed of all obser
vurs." '"''",: --, : I: : h ,.
TbfoUoa Trader- K
Mrfallatlona to Traaafer thcL.lr.rawl
Cuttoa iHraits IroiaNiH York toth. ImU
Direct.
LStEiSCtv C03IPAS1EH.
Tint oi,n ..in RHuiitLi;
,...,NEW.Y0RK
LIFE INSURANCE C,Q
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k UAH ..M.aMir UllUIW
THK riRST HfcCCKSSlTV IS BKCI HIT V.
Villi UltXNia. asOOMMMViOr KXrHrlStl.
rjlHKHK KHKNTUL qnalltlft. are iiAnUd
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L i f'li i isi h t ) ti a M o i; o t m a n ,
1 , K i ' KtwMkM4 la IKS.
i ,,, -1 ...AoouwaUUd Asaetaatar
, TWELVR' MILLION;-IHJLLAlt I ,
'' all lh Properly of Uv teaar4.-"t , ;
No HtookltoMera' to pay. '
bUUVLlTH rramititna rMntncl to i'tilior lintit
era aiisoauj, . - ; a ( -
lUUu of aiuiaal tHxtoa4 ,M pr ,0nl lowor
Uitu aoy new cxjuip.ny. k . ...
T.a tear Hva.farr.ltaiii Plaa. '
Thssvalem nonslarly (orniM "1h Non-For
foliar flan," waa oriKinatait auil flrat prxaautad
to tba aantte hi tbiailuaiaaev in tbvir wi.ll ku.iwn
" Ten ikas MoM-fuarsiTiiuK I'iimoy" In the Juar.
IriMi.
TbS.NoriforWlorw In tbie Ourauanv, atlor tlia
aooond pajmant la not ilopnnilunt nu iuri axue
iartolniiti atatoraanta ia eflto eirmlara, list ia
apcolfloallr Kuaranteeq tit lh lerBia of Uic ni-
UtrUlal. Saralaa, efr ml all LlaallliUa,
' ta.i .taee . : . .bi.onuh if
Caah UlaMiaSi aaM la Valla. .
LMrM.aaa ax dsolarod annnallv, and are
available rarsntniiTtLV s cian is nvitiNT or
ratmims. ..;?. .... i
atOltUld tnAMltUN, maidant. "
WiixiiM U. Bktai,
Vlo Praaldsnl aad Aotatrv.
a VtUrict Aomlt mruired . Aoaliaanow 16
Ueoaral ArmI lot tb Htais el North Oarollna:
1 ' ' -' iJl JOHN A. BVBNK,
wumiuttuD, n. o.
an!r7.,w mow , i Mt
, ATKINSON '8 '..
1NSU liAftip E "x KOOMB
Tha .PnrostlBoat aiid. Cheapest
" hit,'.L '.'' moi vni'
. . eULBtWII'M tAVtSNT' '
RED. JACKET AXE
Prlarc at..
bitWHl Promt
aait Want
4l-Ului
r.
; At a mooting of the Coanoii oi the Liv
erpool Chomber of Oommeroe on Aug. 0,
Mr, Meorheadt of Mississippi, was intro
duced by the Chairman bs a Vdlegate from
a Convention recently held at Memphis,
United States, to discuss projects for the
Internal Improvement oi the Southern
States and the Extension of .their Com
meroial ; Relations, i Mr. ' Mdorhead, he
said, was anxious to make a statement to
the Chamber, a Mr, Moorhead was then in
trodueed to the Chamber. He stated that
he bad been delegated by the Chairman of
tne uonvenuon neia ai Mempus to wait
npon this Chamber and other commercial
bodies in England, and to lay before them
some of the results of that Convention.
The object of the Convention, whioh was
attended by delegates from all the oonth
ern States, and from some of the Northern
and Western State, was to disc ass project
for the internal improvement of the South
ern state aad the extension of their oonv
merce, and he believed its resolutions ex.
pressed the eon viol ion of the people of
wose mates, xne proauot oi tne Doatn
were mainly shipped direct to Europe, bat
its imports came by way of New York,
whioh, purely aa a matter of business, was
clearly a great expense and disadvantage.
lie tben alluded to tnocapabihtieeof some
of the Southern ports. , Galveston was the
chief port of a region larger than France,
and capable of Brewing the finest cotton in
the union, Sea Island only excepted.
Land oould bo purchased there at a much
cheaper rate than in the Northern States,
and was vary much more fertile, New
Orleans oommanded no leas than 20,000
miles of inland navigation and he sug
gested the route' by water from England,
via New Prloans, to St Louis as a lee et
pensive and pleasanter mean of reaching
the Western and Northwestern Bute than
by New Torkv ; Norfolk might be con
sidered the great natural , port , of the
Middle States, and with a central position,
splendid harbor, aad railway communica
tion to all parts of the Union, it was ad-1
mirably adapted for direct line of steamers
between; Liverpool and tho (southern
States. ' Several railway companies were
willing to assist such a line by taking
snares; ana M did not Mink it lmprobe
ble that the neighboring States anight as.
sist such pioneer line with a subsidy. The
advantages of free trade, so well under
stood in this country, wereJ gaining ad
herents in the State, where a strong "Free
Trade party already existed and was vigor
onsly in action, and he thought he might
safely say that eocoeam ve eaaagta would
now be made fa tho tariff in the right
direction,'' J - - -
In regard to emigration he remarked
that very little of the great stream now
sowing tnto tne putes loan 4. it way into
the Booth." " Emigrant were carried away
to the North-Western.. 8taUy where any
letarn they might make to Europe was ob
scure and doubtliu. immigration directed
to the Hoatn would return an nnqueatloa
able advantage to Europe, for the emi
grant, if he did not himself grow fotton,
would release those who would. The South
ern State had very advantage in soil and
climate, but no labor equal to their power
of production. The negro raoe was sta
tionary, aad might now be expected to de
ntine la numbers, as all colored 'races ap
peared to do wnea placed m oocnicl with
the white. "There was a movement on foot
for the in trod actios of Chinese laborers.
but there were many who, looked with re
gret to the inpouriag of so oh a population,
alien in so many respects, and thought of
the future with anxiety. Apart from the
mere laborer, there were brilliant open
ing! in the Booth for men of capital aad of
special knowledge. In ooachuaoa, he said
he should be thankful to the Chamber for
any communications which might bear np
on the mean of increasing the -eoaaaMrce
of the two oountrie. and thereby etreoirth-
ening the bond of mutual commercial in
terest, the surest pledges for peaoo and
mutual good-will. i
PI UK khU MA1UMK INMUitANOK mar l
i tuoetod at lowest rates In tbufallowiiiK re
name uompames : . . -. , , ,
8K0UUITY INHCBAN0E COMrAMI,
of New fork
NOBTIi AMKltlOAN FUIG INflDKANUK OO..
" " of Hartfoid;
ot Hallimnr
WAHMNOTON rlOE INSCBASCE CO., --
of Dkltlmore :
8AVIR0S AND ' INHt71tBAN0E CO., . . ;
JAMES BITEB INB0BANOE (3d.. ' t
, ofBlobmond;
JEFFEB30N INHDBANCK CO.,
, ,.i . 'ofBlobmond.
" Apply to ' ' .
JOBS WILDEB ATKINSON,
Oeneral InaurauceAgenoy,
angl ,.;-. . , , UfO-tf,
-. r i. '" . . . if m i
PIEDMONT
LIFfi 1MSUB1NCB COMPANY,
ii
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Tl AMY HAM FBOTIDK NOT FOB BIS
X own. MDeciallr tboa of bia own bona.
be 'ts worse than an iofldal." and in no war eaa
son proviaiOD oe maas so oertainiv as or a
LIFE INSURANCE P0LI0Y.
Snob a POLICY, ba the amount larca or amalL
is within the raaoh of ev.rv healthy nan or
woman. The moment a POLIOY ia mads ont
and axeonUd that morosnt the family ia saonred
against U worst of earUily.UU-DllPENDENCB
DELAY IS DANGEROUS. !
INSURE HOW, WHILE IS BEALTH.
When ths oold shiver runs tbrooch tbs frame,
aad the fevered tonga and tbs abort eongh ap
pear, inni j .
, TOO Li ATE
tornehtoth ' tf' -"' - -
INSURANCE OFFICE
...
and offer yountelf fur examination.
Would yon saoare year wifs and little children
again.! fits posaibility of a WANT wlien your
lawerir sare ana prowetioii are removea r
apply to tna aooerslgned ror a
life roue ':;;;. j
la tbs prompt aad reliable ' ': -,' . ',
PIEDIIONT
IJfE E.SURANCE COMPANY
. . ... . . , . . (.,. w
Oar terms' are ao reaaonabls aa to anibla all
who wish It, to seenrs this advautate .
Remember, if yon are POOU, that no man baa
the BIQHT, even if not reatrained by natural
affeotion, to expose his family to tbs possible
oeoaeeuy or puoiia Rapport.
If von are in D KBT. did yon ever bear ot eredi.
tors bUming a debtor for apendiofi money or a
Lin INBUBABCa POLICY 1 StvwJ .
If roe are BIOH von can make no better invest
ment ur yenr aorpias nuids tnse in
Un INrJUBANOK,
and wbsB aoaaidered ia rafrraeae tp aeonrity, as
wee as profit, yoa can poeaiuiy make none ao
gooa., , if ivtu I
Applr at once to tlie nmleraiRneJ. i
. JPUN WILDER ATKINSON, i
lo.araoo Booms
J Prineas Bt, between Front and Water Ml.
i'aaa; a
14 t
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.-vert 4 r
Mksl
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I. bettor Uiau our rcitnlar aliapxit AitA for llia
rratDoaat 'M-a(Uiill)HMS Matiia- It du'
atink ia tun nhnI. J AiM. it diuta not )r Uiu
baiuL. 'iwNb time i waatett la takuiaf H
Axe out of tlio mil. Vfth With lb aanm imhtw
f ull will do outvtliird nmre wrk tlian with
arAira, Kort lnt ik nthiht to do with tbv
(iiuiil iiualiUii. n( tli in Axu, fur all our Atua aru
1iutKl rl. If yuur bardwars atom not
(i1 nnr kooiIm, we will irlK.lly in.wnr liiiiuirii
or UU your oritur, dimot, or give ytiiMbe name n
tne omtnii oeaiur wno keoita onr Atm, -
MI'l'innrTT it UIKKWVXh, ;)
Pltt.barth, fa.
Hols ewnara of Uulburu's and Bod Jackot latonls,
' 8(il00L8 AM) (OLI.KtiKS,
aHITHKKir.HNK SfllllllL,,
FOR ;YO0NQ. LADIES,
N.i, J07 .A IK) N. UUAULK H BTltHKT,
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K"J. KUaSa:i.I.'a kt'llOOL, Nw llav.a.
Coaa-i ALL HKtWlON beuin Hopt. VHU.
uaiaiognea sent ofl appnoaiiun. -
o"A'ltay mr aTLlTildretajy
EMl'UwatkT
aUilrwe B. Mi Orssoaa A Oo , lirattl.boro, VI.
Iiufej nsxm y vurvaai a uhbm ) tii
. beat and oheapeat. Oontalnt the latest Im
provement Vat llwxana and I ox Junuanu. . i.
KMTKY A CO., Hole Uannf'ra, Hrattlsboro. Vt,
ASK yoar Docioror Uracal.t torSWaCtlT
ai)lNINaU.U ennals (bitter) Uuluine. Mann
laotnred by t, 8TKABN8, FlBB A Oo Ubemitta.
New York: ;:; f . ' - -
WOKl8 OP WlHDOJI for Yoaus Hen on ths
Itulin Pa..ion in Youth and Karly Man-
bood, with foil-help for the erring sad unfortu
nate. . Beut iu awled letter anviots, free of
oh.rge. A.l.lrr.. Howard Association, Box 1',
rbihuleJplua, la. . .
B A L T 1 M 0 B E
Female Institute,
u CIIAULK TIlKB;f AVKltUM,
Baltimore. ' ; ZtSX Miry land.
Svery facility for tboroagk inatruolion in aolld
and ornamental braoebaa a Rood home, a
healthy location. Charge reeenuable. Open
Hept. 8th, 1809. For further information, eend
for oironlar. Bav. J. A. LimNOOTT, A. M.,
Prinoipalr -
fiV"lHir J Yataits- Kxp.rl.ac. Ia the
M, , Vreauaaat of Cataale aad Htiaal
, acu-tr
FOR SALE.
fJWBaTI
TH0P8AMD DOLLABrj i-e-.
..Mr'-..-i u;, t WHk , i M- iMt. ,.1 '
i .,' I
Ia Oily of Wllmingtoa Bit Per Oant Qoid Bear
ing Ten Year Coupon Bonds. To be aold in small
Lots. 1 ' 1.
:
' Apply to
fli lo I if if
..4, A
SBg
'FIBSr 4tipAi BAhK,
JAMES DAWSON, or V"
' JAS. O. BCBB A CO. I
.. . F0. Z, FRENCH, .
' Oaalmaa Pioaaee OottmittM
,i k1 L atJ t, WUmtllgl0B-'
VFULE KAJU5S ASD
1 1 JOBSAJIINTAL WIBK WOBKfl.
t ii a u at c o. -
e. t . Bowar awaat Baltimore.
a - -1 - - sajiuaa uiif tun m
ii sntci 'tatia ej w AAkaa wmia aw a tj mow
metene. jsaJooaJea, Jto., eievas, Vandera,
ia ana uoi Boraees, Woven Wire, Aa,
Badetsade, Ohaira7 Bettoea. Ao. .
maj 11, lS6a i . . . - . t 190-lyr
trVtAt
MfWhM
80UTKEtLl!fD 8TEACALL,
UTEBT AND SALE STABLE,
a
r Tklnl mm Pilas.a ntraats.
- nu an Tklnl aaa rilasaa atraat. K4
TTOBsra, top a no tor btj
ELmlSWAjfc
mw Boaaial eara takan with hnardi-. il I f i A
Bpsoial ears takan with hoarding
umaaa.
aaci
ux'..: wiw'
iia.au, A FhvtidhMHeta Villi f ilorriait.
The cheapest book ever pobUahed oontainlng
300 pages, sad 190 nne plate and engraving
of the anatomy of the bu uan organ in a state
of health and dieeaee, witb a treatise on early
errors, it deplorable oouacnence upon the
mind aad body, with ths author's plan of treat,
meat the only rational and successful mode of
oure, as rhown by a report of cases treated. A
trauuul id riser to tbe married and those eon.
fsmplating marriage who "nlertaia doable of
pbyaiosi oonoiuon. Bent live or postage to any
address on receipt of 35 oenta, in damp or postal
earreney, by addressing Dr. I.A OBOIX, No. tl
Maiden Laos, Albany, N. Y. Tho author mav be
consulted upon aDy of the disease opou which
bia book treat, either personally or by mall, and
medioines sent to any part of the world.
Mr. and Mrs. WIUHON If. CA11V,
.vi r aa.i i
Mrs. Ocn. JOUN l'k'liBAU,
' ' A.aUitnd by a fill) t'orps of able AsulaUnta.
1ullea reannied on Befitcttibor S7lh.
' FrotKth la Ui Language of the rVhrtoi
NO I'AlNil ABU BPAUKDIH) MRNDKHTHfH
lotiliition duaarvin vl the very liberal en-
toiirsKunuiiii ii nas tivut reruivva irmu utx riimtu
I'MI tKilln.' . '
upon nfi rtiertii krone It now iltnita ror
pa'ronai;. ! i-.-!''i"'H i1-'"'1 -.;
r Otrtlar coaUliyirut lull informal inn ad-
lri'i eiwirr o ilie iJijia ipsl ala .. -Ml
SCHOOt' FOR ; YOUNG LADT.S.
,Mlaar. MKSJNKItV aad II A NT, rrlailpal
1 AeMstM by able tnif etpetlfinra.! Tpich.r..
rilllF. NFX T KUWION WILL OOMMrlNCK UN
M WI'rtTIOSlllT, tKltObur fitll,
t he dctun i.f this InetUnt Ion I Irt afford, the
KlMln-nt ailvaatagna ror the instruction of ynnng
lawtai - iiisuiwrna iM airtny i lull ana sy.uitne-
tin, viiinramuK vfurytMiiiK unroaeary fur a
thinrniiirh and (ilcaant eitiiKHllnn. . . i ,
Til! HKLtiHH liKTl'ltKH Ulaa. for the atndv 1
of ClanHlwal Lilorelure will ba nude th anper I
vision of tW.- Wm. Mnnford. Tho study of I
( lorewj win im ronuorwi aueouva, as well a
iutproatiug, by the aciiiiitiou of a weU-aoleoted I
apiarans. .
TUK MOUKltN LANurjAUKBvtUtM) thorongh.
IV taiiKhl. HpiH-ial attmition will bo paid to I
vniieii, ana every rnollitr aflanled for arnultlng
a uiauiiiw .ouwivuK ok Hiat tangaagav' .
u jii lM will ba taught without extra chart.
la the MUSICAL, bEPAUTUlilN f tho Piinet.
paishevo wcurcil the aervidoa of Prof W. V.
Or ban, whose king sneces In bis profeaaioo
mmm mum mr mas an.iiTiaoie repntaiion.
UltAWUia wiU be laugbl by a oempstent fro.
lessor.
Pupil not desiring to purine tbe fall
may take np any apecfal branch at' reasuotble
raia ..w n ..i-i Mt,.,-..; u .i, ,i .
i A UmitaU nambar ol young UtUes will bs rs
Oelved a boardcra, by m.klug early tppiieaUon,
rui Avriuo, a v., a'yiT IV;
:-?T.';: , : mwbkrnnkdy.
TROT FEMALB 8EMI!f AlrTl'T
THIH INHTITCTI0H eflers tbs kcoamnlated
advantage of over (0 yaam" sneosaaful oper-
Every facility is provided for a thorough eonret
or useful and ornamental education, uuder tbs
aireouon or a eorps or mors Iban - twenty
prui.swn u teaoner. ror oireaurs, apply to
nunii u. niUiaiw, Jroy, n. I,
ang8,r f i' H( . a78-amoh
':hl '. i rUtf tsitft' k-- -WVHA -i.i I" i,te. . .i
THE ' GREAT REPUTATION
- : Vv;t.,i sn te-x-t-W ':
"W "'' "' -i , .1 ,..l ,,.., - i I '.I, 1 t :"1
v j ;f ,.M h!',K K,WJK0 haajsltslaeil in all parts of tbs country a,.'
,j ... -r ;.i i v."l liii '. tfc- :'iU. w..l ' .i '?-t ','- n ...
a; great: and -good medicine
i . . , , ... t. j., .-k. tin 1 -t i) i I.- 3 . t, ir
naa tnduaed Ir. tawraiw to eW.iitfe w UtM-rub aaj uriltfi ,.r reani.fiiafurir,, , ao as to I
enabled to aiipply the tlraoi'iliiiarj ib ui.p.l fur it. , .-.,-....
THE IflRGl- NUMBER , QFJESTPHlAlS
"i.'i f; Hi-
1 ,ni
!ti
Whioh are renatantlr Ling reoaived from I'bysialans, u4 parauua tcio Ami bsm odavti kv it nao
is nosia.ua i vt raooK or it stmiaitlii a vn n ,
i
is;. 'A .. blood , i'iitiHi!ii'-it li ik :mwm.
t i s i r
BEING
l'OSITIYKLY
. -i .J
THH 't'J
MOST POWERFUL' VEGETABLE ALTERATIVE
! -
5
VKT DlHUOVI'.ltl'.n t
, .. --OI In In '! i
, i ii
'ms EASES OF TlJE JlLOOvl J '
tir.
t ,, t 5 , ij i , , - j I ,i .j ','.. Ii ' i ( . ,4 :;- ..
1' Ths Ufa ef tbs Isah Is la the Bloofl." is a BorintaraJ nktlm thai mImim r k. , ,i.
peopl i talk of bad bloe as the eause of man diaastea, and like many 1 popular" npiaioBs this 'of bad
K21ik ta To ay aotbing oflhoM bnmoura that r. I hereditary, Voan saally sea
bow tbs blood may baooms bad bom Imparfaot igtloa ev faiiare of narotloa. and how ihiV tnT
innaatiee m process of Nntritlon, and Urn InUueuo all tbs fonotionsl aotivlttes of tbe bodr.
lbs symptoms ol ' bad blood ar nsually qnit plain-bad Digestion-eaasoa imperrrot nntrlUon.
aad aeasaqtientlT the clmnlatlon is fealil.. tha aoA tiM hu lhwr tv. .,.. J.
!LV?",?i? bn1'. f .'flynl'y oovarsd with a pasty, white coat This condition soon
"ZZZ'nT?' t t"7 , ? h.l,0, " !?",,,?U? W h,Tt w lags er sons olber
organ. , The onl. aara rnla ia to Minora Mia Illmul nn l.nn a.u k... u ?.i
torn vital point , " 7, Y " f7"-'' -TT " " o-v, .piw
J" tbs blood It part, yon tr not so liable to say disease. K any unperttias of the Blood arise
from lamare d asaaes ef larre aTtlea, Mradinata ar. Imnnrii iCT.i,. Z Z.Tr. Z . , r." 1 .
I spirits, fair skla and vital atrangUi wilt retsra le yea, - " " ".
jj. r T ns t i ,, f .'ii ' . j t i I i. ' ii 'i , ! ui
. . ,, i -it
ii , II. fit ' ' .it t III , . I'..,, , .
. 1 Mil it i
i.i
AS A
GREAT . DISTRLBUTION
MBTMOLITAii filFT CO.
LIVER INVIGORATOR.
. STANDS : US RIVALLED.
i -it,,,,1,,, , . , .i . . ij ,
JIK1NO THHONLV KNOWN.MKDIOlNK.'si
That fcmciKHti.V Itimtiltltt' and cosajumi the AanaMa iMWtMu uA rnii.,n,i
the Livts, witboot dkihutatinu tbe aystom, WhU it acta fttelu pon Ihe Liver, i nafrad of eoofrwi
purging it gradually eAoag. th dinsberg W a jmftcdy nflf il ,UUt, '
y- " l.::,vl 'iim1.. , I i,i .j,.ti ..., -r....i -i. . I i-... ' .j. - --
ITaTTOUS OP tlVXI OOlTPTjarjrT AXD or , tOata OP 1 TBOsn nimABaa Pnnnrvrsm a r
1 ' t, j .t
Cash GiHi to the Amount of $500,000,
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A TRIZE.
' 5 0MblQifU,eich .1 ,. t ........ 1 :1, l ..... 20,000
:; .. - io6'Z
av00 ',. . . a 500
soo - K............ 100
80 Elegant Botewood Pianoa,. .each $300 to $700
TH I, Mntiuliuin., IK In 1IU1
MO Sewing MaoMnes . '. . .. ...........
800 Gold Watobea
Cash Pnzos, BUver Ware. Ao. rained
M.i...ii..i.i;ruii...... i.oiiu.ooo
A chance to draw any of the above I'rlaaa for
35o. Tiokota deacribing Print are lunnlet in Kn-
valopes and well mixed. On reosipt of 25c. a
SettUti TickM k drawn without ehoice and sent
by mail to any address. . Tbe prbut named npon
75 to
CO to
75 to
100
175
800
it will be delivered to tha Uoket-bolder on pa;
mens ui ta juouar. , rnee are immeaiai
sent to any address by oxpreaa or retura mall.
r,
You wiU know what vour Prize ia bofore von
pay for it. - Any rrizt etetmiujed for anoOm nf
tame valut. No Blank. Oar patreas can dor
pend on fair dealing.
, BirsBEMosair-Wa anleet the following from
many whs bars lately drawn Valuable, ltixes and
kindly permitted us to publieh thorn t Aoilrew J.
Barn, Chicago, $10,000; alias Clara H.Walker,.
Baltimore, Piano, frJ0: Jamoa At. Matthew,
Detroit, 15,000 ; John T. Andrew, Havaunali,
tfijOOO; alia Agaoa Himmona, Cbarlestos, Piano,
$000. Wo pnbli.h no name withont anriuiaaion.
Opimiom or tub Puss : -"The llrni la reliable.
and doaorve their snooet." Weekly Trilmne,
tiny 8, !'WeAnow them to bo a fair doaUiur
11.. r. Herald, May 28. "A friend of our
drow k $500 prize, which was promptly received."
Iktily A'tnot, June 8. '
Bend for iircular. Liberal indnramenta lo
Agent. BeHefactlon guaranteed. Krery pack
age of Healed Knveiooe oontalna our cxaa uirr.
Six Tiokels for tl; 13 for 13; 88 for $8; UU for.118.
A4 letter sbookl be addreHeed to
HAHPKkl. WILSUII Am nO,T -
ir-r- 3 v roa4wey, Mw Vork. ,
q AWiVniKGTOMlTNlVFJlSITr. f I
JJ-EDIOAL DBPABTMJENT. "
AliTIMOBat, BID,
I'AOULTt, '
Bev. THOU. . BOND. M. D.. Preaidenl.
nvn n m unniriiTu ar i, i i.
Kmerita Profeiwor of Obstetric and Diaeass of
women ana uuiiuren. - i ,
Prof. EDW. WAKBRW.m. D., Bnrgory. nl
Prof. H. L. BVBD, M. D.. Obetetrioa. '
. Prof, J. X. OIAQBTT. M. D . Materia Madisa.
Prof. M. r. HCOTT. M. TJ.. ulauu nf ilfmu.
Pref. i. r. afOMMONICn, M, D Phyalologf.
Prof. J. J. MUOK.ll AN. M. TJ.. Hvaimnm mt,A
Bieu, Juri.p r. , j
Pror. o. MORFIT, M. D., Obemllr. t
xw,r n tv nui Klnui i An &. i i t ...
Prof. D. -LLtVNQHOiiNE.M. D.. PrawiintVnr
mr t irtriii lain at vi n.. l
ALFBED 11. POWELL. M. 6.. Demonatrator
oi auatomy - . .. . , ,
The Buaaion of 18UJ-'70 will oumniauu. on lha
Itb day of October and oontinne live months. ' -Auxiliary
Lecture will be deUvered daring tb
ouiuiuer aiontus, ' . . . . .. 7 -
The Vnim-tilji Uotpital and V Ditpentary
afford Clinical IttattrUU in great abuudanoe.
' A limited number of Jlewficiary Studentt from
the lata alava-bolding States will ba iweelvad t
prroadenot i4J giotn to wouadsd and titmblA
toiaiert, ,
Faea-Malricnlatlon tS : DIsaMtlon 110 :' Pro.
feasors tl 30 1 Graduation 1'JO; Banaflniar fnanh
aaaaiaatatu. . ... .. . I : :-. ; T?i'--e n-H - K .;"t ,
For particulars or ciroular, addroaa I " ' tiL-
Dean of lha V.nnllw. I eaMa , . mmtW .
P. H flnn.I11n.KlMlntlIn.....l ''I 'I
ang 8 261-2Uwl81ob I u a remeay or woratcarea ameAcria tb ccas of disease ot the Ktnims and Buaaosa. Iw thus
... ..u,. ., u mrmfjtrtu itm any rrnwuy ran uf, li OOe 11) Work KUuVtl. tUetlUU. and
. . , . . - . .i .i . , . . ..... ,-
viajCiAQua U Uii i JU.ViJ!iXLi , AiU BLADDER.
Person unaoqnainted with tha atraatnra and fhnntlnna nf th Iri.in... n.i. .
regular and nniclentaotlon of ths KldWsl a important, ny,evn more so, tbaa ssgolarity
-- -""""" -""I. uum m. muuu Ulun mill, uuwri, tUCII. U permittSU tO T-
fVSi A toM siupeoaion of the urinary dUwhargas will oooaalon death
"" ia .- - at-riay-vaikruir iiuarta. j
XTIjtXTT , irTTiT. .; L,wuen,?unn?.ToWioauaaniiiiM i0 rjriB.
V ITll I. V I 111 V 11 j."'''ra"y"ianDaiqrai,orwuenHiavrinelnigaoojQidor scaldins with weak neu In
.;,; ' " 7 i ? , 'a tne small or tbe beck, H ahoold not be trtlle.1 with or delareiL but Koakoo ahonld bs taken at on no
, . . .1 rmdvthediairaltv. faeroraalaaiima
What 'Everybody 8ay8 Mnst Br 8eJ.t,
u.uu.,...m,1,Si, ,u- Kourai ciroiuavina ot tne moon, we see now neceaaary It 1 to keep the
xno conqueror ot all 8nu.Ua.
t4,w,o,',to.w.rftto,"0wUn-r0wn Psrts of ths
body ; dollnese and drowsinns, somsUmes badaob bitter or bad taste ia the moutb7 Internal
U1" ""J a dry, toaaing ocrngh I unsteady appetite ; aometime soar .tomaeh, with a raia
ina of the food: a Woateci or full feeing aermt the .tomacU and aidea j aggravaUng pains ia the
u.arof '."trerTui. "bU ih CoalJa" P" ' s bewel pile, rfatuleuee, eoU.
o o:
QOB BTOCK Or KNB tlQTJOBS CAS T BE
BcBPABUKD IS TUB OOUNTBY, " ? ,
COWAN A METTS,
sag 211,
7 Market Btreot.
r IRON COTTON TIES. y ; , -
'DIRECT IMPORTATION. " '
WE UAVK JUHT HB0F4VBD, DIRKCT
B,Ual U V ICR PIMMl atrteotT ton. nl lha
following favorlle
COTTON TIES, :
Which Ws offer to Planter and Dealers, oo terma
aa advantageoaa a can be made IN ANY UAhV
KKT. ...... v .
SWETT'S ' ii
BKLf-PASTaCNlao BlirkLE TIK,"
"THE " ARROW, TtE.";.; i
Liberal diacoant to Merchant and Dealers.
BAOOINO, OUrrON OINH and BOPK. J t
4 -wa - DcBOttHET UO , ,
Wjlmingtoa, N, 0.
0024 - - 27-tf
o. w. o. a a a a a & ax's
Ch'-Wi G.-A A A 4:A Jfc AX'S
t .. o. w. ai ii ii ax's ;
i. G. W. O. LLLLLJk AX'S ;
OTOIiTTWR j
SCOTCH SNUFF
SCOTCH SNUFF
SCOTCH SNJJFF
Has been tally tested and pronnnnced by all
amauiur uippnr to oe wo oeav nai rr now In a
its superior taate ami pareneaa rrom all aruga
and iujorion ingredient, eomnionry need in the
preparaiioa of oUmw anoff, baa gained it a wide
worm reputauon. .
' Do not fad to try It tor yon will like it. i
' Aak for it and take no other, and aoe that oa
aanw is on every package, - , -: ,
;Forsalby - . '
ApsiAB A VoLUta, , J., VA-8iust.it, 'I
J. O. BiuvAit, K. Pmvnae,
O. Tishes. J ' -. - Ht R.rw.R
Bowland liro.., Wholosab) Ororrra, Agent for
Norfolk Ve.
L. J. Boaaienx, Wholoeale Confectioner, Agent
1,1a1..b.m..I Vm ..... .I ....... -
O. W. WiUiama A Oo. Agents for Chartoetoa,
.a. vi. . - u
) NOTICS.-The high renntation that onr HnnrT
nas saanra naa inuneeu oenain manafactnrrrs
to latitata oar toads bao. the Mpertor nnabtv
of oar anaff does not lay ia to trad saark bnt
the superior quality of tobamo it is uanafaotar-
ea or.
' J. " '. t. W. OAIX ft l
luiyaa i . r. i.n ..;. atu-iy
KOSHOO ! K0SKOO1
Meets with OBEAT BWWJKHft 'as samber of oartlflsate will straw;; "in the 0CB
DIBBAC53
'4' i-
TUB EftVCUi3 ISYCTCa.
-It lr.v, r,M ; I! I . . .
il V . t i i v ' : .
AlmSat Si ne-tenth t ef nnr people -flr from nervnn eih.nntlnn .n.l mm ikarn n.hi. in n.
eonooautaal evils of amita! depression, eon f need ideas, aoftaning of the brain, iaaaoiir, aad eom
plets breaking down of tb general health. Thousand are aoflaring to-day with broken down oar.
von systems, and, unfortunately, tobaoas, aioehol, late hours, over work I mental and physical), are
earning dioeaoes of the dbttous ay.Uim to inoraaae at a toarfoi ratio.
. i ne symptom to wwen aiaaaaa of Ilia aervoos ayatem giv riot, May b sUted at fouow: A dull,
heavy roahng In tbe head, aometimea more or iemm aararn iin nr hlui p,i.ut mmi i .i-,k.
Diszinasa, Noteea or Bingmg la tha hand ; Ooofeaioa of Iilee ; Temporary Lose of Memory ; Dejeo-
tion Of Huirit : Btartios dnring BkMD I Bad Dauu ! HuailaAion ia Anaoarins OaaMina. tlnll.L
of Bearing ; Twitching of tits Pace and Arras, Ao., whwh, if oat promptly traatod, at ad to PeroWei.
vsunoia, laaanity, tmpntaory, Apoplexy, an., o. , , ; ,:i ...
orivoraTjrsaio3r.
Buflerinc reader, do ant think thai banaaae vso have tried other rameillaa. ma nannnl .i
bnt reoolbtet Utat Ood, iu hi. Pmviilouoa. baa ool alHiolad His ehlldrea with pain aad die with-
uu, m m, nmo ,iuv aivuia; luvat aoiutniuua: iu wae uiru uaruen 01 nature uiaa WIU aara laaai.
Msv oo hesitation In writing to run, and stating jour rase in full, sod 1 will aaawer joo promptlr.
VVt C-HiP AND CAZETEEft. '
THS 81'll.iUIBEB HA VINO PPBOHASBO
the en tire Oopy Uigkt plates .,( I h. abor.
Work, and deairoua to expedite their, sala
tb rough tha satJr Btats, ot ao eerr da, dflera
to live, aotive, bosinaas young meo a good abaaos
ts sooke sasoey. I offer tore fonrtoa or s map,,
at ahare of ov or lea Coon tie eaob. This new
map will b aaoot Are fee by fonr ; fi nitrated
roads, Poatorhoea, Miaea, Mosntaiaa, aVe. Asm.
A Map, worthy to be bnng ap.ja every Jbetiee,
ofliee and acbool iu tb Btata. ., . . u,i 1
PpeeiBaea copies ready about tbs let Sept. 1869.
' Terms aecommodatiug, address wits. 1 tamD
- ' ., , Ber. BAMUaVI, PaBJjtT"
. . nuauBgtoo, at.u. -
'. t," - -i ' ' ' "' ' "'.'t "
S50 CASES WISES, I
J IQU0B8 AN OOBDfALS, !
'AsVrteiet-r !
- -''- OKO. MfrRi, i
- - 11 and 11 From Street. 1
urniTEi.ikiii j i : . 'ii- - !
Y.
CROQUET .U1TH,
Pot Bale at Cost or Lea
. u ..... ... I.-TH
sag at
Is ase a aaerrt yaadk raraady . FORMULA amend each botUr,
mans, eminent Dtvioes, adilnra, ilraggiata, Merehaata, Ae.
-TBI! BEST INI MOST PPrUR
; ) . . : -.i.-i PREPARED ONLY
..l-,. m? -s--j-.'-iif v4 ; t1' - - - it. i. , , :
t .r;i,'" ' HuaaV-.j ..--I. .. J
BVeomaieoded by tbe best Phyai-
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SlfXIflTE
w rsF.
.a.M"i
4 l-v-S ,1.1'
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'HITS LlaKlt J -r'i
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J.' J.rL'AWUt.ENCE.' M. I).,
ewiaiWal "
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