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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

~ The following Is a selection OF the
names of "a few ofthc eminent persons al home and
abroad who have either expressed themselves favor
ably IN writing of the Chrono-Thermal method Of
curing diseases, or beng physicians, reduced 1t to
successful practice DR.. Dickson, us discoNercr
London the late Lord Melbourne. Premier to Queen
Victoria. Lieut. Col Wetherau, British Army Gen.
Prtzler and SIR Richard Armstrong, DO the late ST.
Ashley Cooper Sir James McGregor Bart. Lieut..
Col Powell, British Army surgeon Hume, do +.
G. Tomllns, surgeon Fmdlay, X. n. Sir w C. Ire
yelyan Bart the late Surgeon Lston John Brown,
NJ. Il. {. :. late Chancellor Kent, New-Nork, VII
rs Hall. Professor Mapes NeW-York late Rev I.
d Sturtevant Providence John Neal, Portland
GOV. seward, Rev I. Wllks, New-NOrk Drs. (Brl
Baron ibographer of Jenner, FOsbroke associate OF
do, J. 4 Wilson. j Malcolm, \. Clark, r w Bfett'
II. C. Deshon. Jacob Dixon, Cumming Madras
Greville, n. smith, 4. 1roter VI. Sogarty, n W
Bull, {. Don, j. Woman. J H. Sprague }. 7. Badly
W. Garter LacOmhC. Health Officer Porto CaOellO,
Goudret, Paris Diet. Vienna Gwynne. Toronto
Evohof, Sweden Betou. do J Mckenzie. Scot
land Dr.. American Turner. NewNork Jones
Louisville. Nv. Gale. TOnawanda, y. y. Kent
Providence. r. / J. b. Marsh. Railway Condlct
Washington T. + Massey, Mobile j T. Walsh
Richmond * Goodale. Watertorn. y. y, T. u
Mitchell, Lexington, Ky Dr. Gorne. Apslach-
cola, sc. &c.
NO account j., here taken of tue hundreds and
thousands m NeW-N ORR and elsewhere who adopt
the new method without acknow Judgment AT The
present moment" says the London Peoples hedtrGl
Iugpirer. the heads OF the medical profession ALL
more or less, mar lTacflce Ckr0H0- IhTmaiSm. Slf
BENJAMIN Brodlc dOes II Dr.. Marshall Hall, DR.
Watson. Dr. COPELAND. DR. Todd. and Dr.. Ashburner
do II the two Hollands DO II Or John Forbes does
II and save the mark, Mr. Smith Of Belper does H."
THIS declaration mads m November last is not con
uadlcted
Every discOyerer,' SAYS DR. Dickson, "must, ~
the first instance. be ~ minority OF ONE
NJ DOL fl Trne NJ of the NsfiroI Eugylyrr re-
ceved by the Humboldt explains the coincidence OF views
becoming and rather rare culOr SAYING that. on the
honor of gentleman De- had not before seen DR. DckpnS
work. and THAI generally gwen 90 pi1g0r,sn
and c0t OF prtHcfpe which he utterly ahnufs
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From BuenOS Ayres.

We have received files Of the BRITISH
Parkt Of Bueno, Ayrc> to the 10Th Of April Politics
were Quiesceut. There had been some fluctuations
10 the Money market caused manly by the anarch-
cal spirit of portion OF The press Of En're-Rio..
TIE Pacte' has the following
In view Of the partial failure OF las' year, crops,
and the consequent high puce, that threatened tho
community, the Government las most considerably
and opporuue.y opened the port Professionally 20
foreign wheat ana hour. permitting the Introduction
Of 10000 barrels and about 100000 arroha. four and
1900 fdnegas wheat, up 90 tie 9th Of September
next The speculator, and forestalers have been
of pUcLc sympathy. They were distinctly warned.
m tie Messages Of 1875 and lei9, that measures
would BE- taken 20 prevent and defeat these sOrild
specuIaiiOns and the blow has ~ last reached the
offenders. with % severity Exactly proporioned 10
fhfIr ruiuafIiffy
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From the Rio Grande.

We have the Brownsville Sentinel Of the
2sth ult., but Do contains nothing of importance
ID Juan Jose Lopez, Spanish Elce-C onsul at Mdta-
morOs. died very suddenly that city on the 2l>tut
of a disease of the heart
The Sentinel has a letter from q correspondent ~
Roma. from which extract as follows,
he drouth j, SO general that all hope Of a corn
crop loStat present the only agricultural product
of these vast extensive banks There are no cattle,
for the few that there was have been taken By the
Indians On the 1911 inst. they came close 10 this
place, and carried of all the horses mules, &c. %
The RanChcrOs are 80 fearful that they are deter
mined not % go out y~here lest thcy should fall
INTO he hands Of tla mplaca1le savage tins and
the high price Of pro,l> on, have caused commerce
% exist only III name.
Wei, then. afford as a. active protection against
the Indians and not leave Us deceived with promises
and treaties for The only treaty that ought 90 De
mace with them 20 harfass them un'i they shall
driven Cut0i the lcUtOr'
The S.afiaei says there la, 6ecn an unusually dry
season the RIO Grande. and the farmers have sui
iered much IN consequence. On the 2Jth. however,
there Vas refreshing shower a. Brownsville, and
the hopes of the farmer, we're beginning 10 revive,
although Il Vas feared that considerable portion ~
the crops were beyond recovery. Northern Mexico
the >e4fH,l says VIII 10 doubt 10 consequence of
the long drouth suffer auoth,rycar scarcity of corn.
The people there are now supplied by the Browns
vile merchants with corn from sew Orleans.
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PH ne rrhuoe



BE strong, O suffering heart
Auayed IN Resolutions linked MAIL
Bid all weak fears depart -...
Stand Ike the pics Of Egypt ah''c', Us all
Up,haken. firm. amid whatever s'ofIis d. "'-
II.
Iodarkpess. danger pam
IA poverty. misfortune soiio" AL
The woes which We sustain,
c,,ubc tbou firm, from Idle tears refrain
ard VET around thy brow, Successes wreath
shall fall
Danish thai ,icw.css hcad ,s2aif
Whose horrd presence men have named De-
Let all ny efforts tend
Through iie unto some great, some l0Jle end,
And Life itself wall then a aoDier aspect wear.
As at the approach Of Sp'ns
The dark old Earth grows young and far again,
SO would such purpose BRING .fng
Thee back thy buOyant youth once more, ana
A 10Y into thy breast, unleit thro' years OF pam.
Like the Untrembllng RAJ
Of some clear planet shecnlng thro the night
Pursue thy steady way ildy
And though through gloom and darkness u may
Thou shalt az last emerge and Walk amid me
light.
VI.
60. and from ont the wells
OF ancient lore, from bards and sages OF od,
And from the chronicles
OF deeds heroic, gather potent spells,
Such az shall nerve Thy soul 20 action high
and bold.
VII.
And thou at length shalt feel
That starry altitude the soul acquires
Which dares the rack, the wheel,
'Luke's iron crown and Damien's bed OF Steel
And Bobly tnumphs or more nobly yet expires
HoRAcE RIDLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

is,.ef frcm ttc rgtes stats Patent Qfce, for The
ig,tk ending June l.. 1881
Carefully Prepared irr The Iunuutl
Nahlon Gregg of Philadelphia. Penn. ior Improve
meat m Brick Machines Dated june l.. 1871.
Hiram " Hayden OF Waterbury, Conn. for lm-
pIoycm,ni lH he construction of Die>. Dated june
D.. 1851
Elias Young Ol Cincinnati, ONO. Tor improve ntlf
Odd Cooking stoves Dated June T.. 1851
William T Barnes OF Buffalo, \. y. for improve
men, m Wash Boards Dated june l.. 1871.
Ransom Coos OF Saratoga Springs. y y ., Tor un-
provemcnt III Augers. Dated June l., le5l.
Rufus Ellis OF Northampton. Mas. a>>lguOr 90
William VI. Chase oi Boston. Mass, ,or mpgoyemt IL
IN knitting Machines. Dated June l., ISL
Charles I Brown % Warren. Il. l.. for improve q
Connection u Telescope MaSt> and >parS. Dated
June L., 81.
Seymour Carver OF Geneva. ID, for Improvement,
1854
Georg, ; Grss> of Roxoury Mass. Tor improve
mcni m Runnns Gear Of Locomotives. Dated june
T.. 1851
Thatcher &. Hatch OF South BrAnirce Mas. for
Improvement n NeuiilatOrs Dated June l.. 1851.
". o. Hlckok of Harrisburg, Penn. Tor improve
mtut ia Regulators for the Pen Beam u Ruling Ma
chimes Dated jude L.. 1881.
Charles Anderson OF Warren, Penn. .or improve
men'S IN Revolving Boilers Dated june /. 10.
REISSUE.
Esther l. Larhiu adm'x Of John L. Larkln, deed.
O ba-lSion Spa \. y. for mtthot OF Attaching Az
gers 10 i6eH Handles Patented Nov. 10. 1850, r.
.>>utG June j.. 1851.
DESIGNS
JOSEPH G. Lamb of Cincinnati. ONO. for design for
stoves Dated June L.. 1881.
Joseph {. Banjo of Cincinnati. GA.o. tor le,igr tor
Stoves Dated June L.. 1871.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

j. ~. " ei t>..li. Juno Is
The t.l of Eoltf Morris. the co'orci lawyer.
,a~ SUSPENDED ta., morning tF Judge >r-.g e.. and
Nr Dana 4 Wake. 0Gc ot tac uIymC. Old ,ry the
case. was puf under eN.In 'ou .orp,r..r. .largs
beng brought against lm fhtt le too. orF to onng
n o. f~ic verdict -r..r t.e lfW ans 'lc rrtrncC (;
whereas is al.cec 'h. Dee .1> iODg ,ceI ri0.cnty
onuo>cd'o ih, Fugitive isw. an wa> o. I'D. ltcr o.
lie Committee Cd. Vigilance 20 rescue ives
Ale>>rs >cattraro Nashourn. ot oar Com nHa Coun.
,-il and other witnesses. testify q conversions 2la
Walkrr. r WHICH hs declared De- was las loer II
fb, vigilance Committee and uo colors' 9lsl should
re- taken out OF Na->.. huset>. The t.l. creates
much interest
Disp0fct IT. B0SroN. ctnescaf. June J.
Judge Sprguc has >ct aside Tie Abolition trymaR
Walker The tesi mony against hlm Wa - strong
thai no defense was Oaercl The Couit adjourned
rll tomorrow morning, when the ina. 81 Morris VIII
be resumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

The DEFALcATIoN.-Yes terday there wa
great excitement among the cotton dealers IL setn.
that cotton factor By tie name OF j. {. simpson *
been dabbing IN cotton through the season anu M
lost large sums On Saturday nc bought 70 me ai5i
Of $4,000 gave checss R0bb's bank. and Il1,'J e
ately obtained advances from shipping houses ai an
camped. The checks OF course, were dialo.H' IA
Several Of the CREDITOR made their arrangeHe ,os
al an early hour Yesterday morning seized 'ie - a.
IN the hands Of the merchants Who had nade s~ ~
yances Numerous interesting questions VI Ia
sscr ma HE adsarccr VIII call out all the le" ,a
irg.rd c.o,lence d.! ffc Car. y. o. Cres'ehi' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

NICHOLAS J. kEEFE, Of New jersey. 10
Ue Consul OF ne United States t0r the por OF Iay-
ia Tie Republic OF Venezuela, ia place OF Louis
Baker removed.
TIMOTHY DARLING. 70 5e Consul Of the United
states FOR the pori of Nassau New Providence, in
place Of julius kTetschmar. removed.
THOMAS W. &. ALLEN. Surveyor of the Customs
, suffolk, Virginia, rice Benjamin Readick, resigned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

y VI. b. \. GOuld. whose name Tor
one 50 young has been much connected With as;ro-
Lomlca and other scientific research. has been ten
dered the appointment Of Professor Of Astronomy az
the myersity OF Gcftlngen. ~ place OF DR. Gold
schmidt recently deceased We DO not learn that
hr- Gould has de- Ted 20 accept this invitation. a
farerAg testimonial from he institution where
-c obtained part II his scientific education which
IS coHhrmct - iie f5pUiai.onat ZONE. fBost ADJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
chnneer and The Exhibition.

Cbaucer. II would seem, possessed pro-
,b,.ic fscpl,y IN his prehrlrat0n Of h-s palace Of
gisec me messages We quote occur N We H'-sf =
Fgn, N the nirod seton 20 when nc loe' ae'
scrbes Il as VISION, and specldie' upon me ealIs'
N drearre affirming lls inarilty 10 u''iet "he.h'
Spirits nave nc night
10 make folks dream o hc.'-
Or + the -ogI Of proper ana
Rc 20 perfect a. inca i.na
mat Il f0fr trsGf 20 q coa-f
"Ax eeut 90 be GOES or " slF-
" lredmt ! Vas
Within d ffol'f fGtl ~ rcsf.
ia Wrlcn t1crC were more images
O( rad Standing -. 1I.lTy STAGE.
Ia more Tlch tabernacle.
And win i,,rf'e more p-nnac.cs.
anf more CURIOUS pcr'r4 r'r,
Ara QUAINT mamie OF - res
OF god WorA tAaItl >a| ever
Then Saw stand Old ci-Lcr s.ie
Straight down 90 tie doors " .te
FYoag M das mcaJ P-.ar
~ mcfal thai shone on. iiI .ieaf
Then gan 10 look about and see
That there came entrng ~ me naIi
rgnt great company "ltnal,
And mat Of sIsHaTy Teg'0rs
or all KINDS and conditions.
That dWeYl in earth beneath the moon,
Poor and uch.'
"SHch q gTcat cOHsrfCatiDa
N folks as ! sGtr roam dbOHt,
some within and some without.
Was HercT scffl nor shGa b. more
81 nalpablc coincidence IS to say The least OF Il
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The Morals Of the Great Exhibition.

sr finds that there 50 many. thaI. 20 * Oh any
TO crau the use Of that which used 20 point
=. Softi> with the Exhibition Of The Industry OF all
Nations All sorts O morals grow our or II. OF are
lacked on tou You oyerhear them IN the CRYSTAL
Palace vCu pick them up m the park they obtrute
themselves uron YOU 10 leading articles they Gust
the weather In casual street encounters they be-
guile the pauses OF Quadre, and set cony ersation
a-going IN the railway Garage. We present a sam
PIE 20 the readers II PtHrs Who VII Re good enough
10 select those they ike rest All are genuine. and
the only fault sc have ind with them is that -noy
Cut each Others Threats.
TEe Pr,fe-fictlsfs liorai.Oh "a pretty benefit 90
me ccur'r "a food gs Hlih foreign goOts. r-ia ne
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ncnth of Iamc. d. Mecd.

ALBANY. WEDNESDAY. j uuC J..
James Z Weed only son OF Hon ThifoW Weed,
died tins mornn. al about o'clock. al .'uurnioy
rheumatism. winch struck 10 ms heart I.c event
has spread a gloom over the whole cry
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Nashingt0n Items.

WkSulSCrCN. WEDNESDAY, j.aC =.
Secretary C0ry, 10 Dc absent IN Olo Use weeks.
Mr Hodge has been appointed Secrt tarN. al interim.
Governor FLOYD and senator Hunter a. Virginia,
are on 4 visit here
Il Is rumOred that Secretary Conrad Ul shortly
resign and that Gentry of Tennessee. is Co. oc hi,
ce>>or The latter IS. however. extremely doubtful,
is Gentry Is now canyas>ing Tennessee cor senator
IN opposition to Tuinty.
The Board of Health reports Il deaths ' Wishing
rtrt ,lrrrng thr NINTH Of NAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
The Murdcrer> of Barnicc White.

TINES OFFICE, HARTFORD, J-lt j.
The senate this morning refused 90 comm. &C. me
sentence of Mena>>eth and Calhoun, nov under SER
tence of death M Liichheld County. bn' rommued
mat of Balcomb who turned states evidence.
The House voted 90 commute al three The pus-
oners are the murderer> of Bdmce Nlfe %, COZ
brook whom they also robbed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19
The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad.

fITTN0URGH wednesday, JllC T.
The OHIO and Pennsylvania Railroad is now under
contract from Pittsburgh 10 Cr>tllne distance OF
lS5 miles The work was allotted on favorable terms,
and II IS intended that the whole Road SNAIL be ready
for use IN 1852
The River Is falling. with feet 10 nch,> oi water
m the channel.
Boats plenty and irelghts and passagc very sow.
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune.


NfRrrcgn. TUESDAY. j.rc r.
Nc accident of nc Kind reported N y0., paper als
morning Bias occuuc! on tac Middleton Railroad
Please correct OfFR.rok
The accident occurred on The Eric Ra,,ooal AMI
,hc despatch ought 20 have been dated NdHcfoWn,
Y s.. instead OF Nt-lc,oHn, Conn.,
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The TORNADO NEAR MADISON

TIE TORNADO NEAR MADISoN-The
Madison WIS Argus states ,aat gentleman re-
sizing near second Lake. standing n tAC door o rs
house. saw the storm Of Tie 3l>f ult. pass a'c.. 4
half mile distant L. track Was through der So u4-
pie forest Ear above the tops o. the forest trees.
he observed dark column OF leaves anc branches OF
Trees whiThug round with great rapltty and the for
est bent before Il like reeds The NOISE and con-
fusion dehed all description / tract covering more
Than hundred acres Was stripped bare all the TIM
Ter blown down, torn up by The roots. twisted In
TO fragments and he ground. 10 use our nt0mantS
WopS, SAYS the Arsusg looked IS II II had been har
roWec. The spot where this devastation commenced,
was only SIX miles from Madison and had Do passed
over The town u Is certain THAT not single ha1,a
ton would have renamed 20 mark the ,pot 1a.s
whr'vlud ta,n zoos direction nearly Fast. dcs-
s.rClirg every distraction I'D TIE Nav.
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Connecticut L. =. senator.

H,RrfoRD. Wedne>da.. : .nc -
The Senate have postponed the election ot / :.
Senator until tomorrow. The House n-. ballot At
. o'rlock to-day
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Cholera at ~. Louis.

81. LOUIS, TUESDAY. Jane l..
There were 80 deaths by Cholera m Tins ciiy du-
ring the past week. Manv persons are leaving the
city
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T. Markets. BAIrNoRF. Jane IS
our market Is quiet. and unchanged under The
UumholdtS news.
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TOTAL RECEIPTS AT THE Doors OF rHE
CRYSTAL PALAcE.-The following Is a correct state
ment of the taken az the doors OF the Great EN-
mbltOn since lis opening. May 10 May 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-19

y. Gen MOuaga, intends 20 SEND tnaise
dAhanos 20 Washington. Ar. CoryAs had been az
pointed. but recalled gam account of 10 app'o
pnauon beng made for such mission Congfrs
stand either Mr. Luci. Paldo or Mr. +. Cor,as VI.
be Apo nted aiihoUen the latter Will probably 10
accept beng Interested IN large mining specuia'o"'
and n financial operate On with this Government
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
En- Ill 90 OD s .

dEEA THE Subscribers are now e,skp
- opening their stock Of EgA
FAIL GOODS Ga.
to Which they invite the attention Of Planters.
These Goods Were purchased by the package
from first hapds in New York, and can be sold at
PRICES that will give entire satisfaction. Say
2,oUO yards Kerseys, (all wool fng,}
2,OoO yards plain and plaid Linseys, all wool
filling,
5000 yards heavy Lowelas.
300 pair heavy Negro Blankets,
80 pair Bed Blankets,
10 pair Blankets for Goats. very fine, and
worth sS25 pair,
io bales Shntings and Sheetipgs,
$50 pair heavy Russetts,
900 pair heavy Kip Brogans,
Gents Boots and Shoes of all qualities,
Ladies', Misses and Chdren's Shoes,
-Satinetts, Kentucky Jeans,
Flannes, all colors.
Wool Fweeds, large assortment,
With many other Seasonabe Goods for Ladies
and GeAtiemen's wear,
Bagging, Rope and Twine
Look at our Stock before you buy.
McCOLI.UM Il FELLOWS.
Camden, Sept. /, 1850. 1f 40
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
wsT gDIAE * MEo

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons that
~ the south half of section 2i IN township ~,
south of range 25 ives, Of the fifth prncipal
meridian, was selected by TIE Territory Of ar
kansas in the year 1928 part OF The seventy
two sectoas Of land granted to that Territory BY
ae1 OF Congress on the Cd March, 1925 tAa'
said selection was approved and confirmed on
the 18th January. 1929, and thai afterwards
purchased the same land from the State OF Ar
kansas at and for full and fair price and consid-
Grafton, long s,nce entirely paid
And the south west quarter of that section,
and The east half of the south asst quarter oi the
same, being now advertised TO be sold as land
selected and Located by WilliaIo Hickman under
Bowie claim Of Francis Ras!ia!l. which location
was not made until the 24,h day of January
1929. l take this method Of making known 10
all persons disposed to bid for said 24O acres OF
land, that | claim to have unquestionahe title t.
the and shall appeal to the courts for pro-
lection, in said sale proceeds and ANY person
purchases aid lands.
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
By Pike & Cummins, and Watkins Il Curran
his attorneys.
Aug. 2, 1851. t3l
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.,
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Il "a :


NENTRE P0fNf FLACE;. the RESIDENCE Of
" the undersigned, stust ted IN the most peassat,
eigible and healthy position in Sewer county is
now offered for sale on liberal terms The ifaci
contains about 6U acres of excellent tillabIe .aad
aboui 22u acres of which is ualsr fence, W ~
rered and in hien state of cultivation Seven
public saads dgeTge from this pont, WHICH Een-
Gers it of most desirable places los fne'c
House aud Mercantile Estahllshme ut IN Sq@,h
Arkansas. Th.ke now at this point Two
Stores sad a Post OfheA, and the coatatry ad-
jacent is she most density populated por.'on OF the
county. The Improvements ar.t a large DW-iing
House, several Tenant iEouscs. two Store Houses
"a Fan Yard, Mil, and fhreshng Machine.
with all the requisite out hul!dings, and IN good
repair. To any one deSirous o. pu'ci asing one
of the most eligible business points IN South VI
kansas, in the midst Of prosperous coinEauniiy,
a opportunity is now offered.
The purchaser. is he desires it, can have OH far
terms tae grawing crop and the stock.
Or terms ana fur4her particulars, enquire OF the
undersigned on the premises
JOHN RUSSEY
Centre Point, June 25 1881. 25:N
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
BOuAtv L.. ud (Issi,,,x.

- are granted 10 officers aud volunteers IN the
military service Of the United States i'm the war
OF 1872, or any of the Indian wars since 1890;
also to commissioned officers in the war with
Mexico In case Of The dec-ase of the officer or
soldier, the land can be obtained by the widow or
minor cbi!dren
The undersigned, acting as general Land Agent,
VIII attend promptly to procuring Bounty Land
Warrants for those entitled tothem and iocatiuu
u desired; having General knowledge of the lands
in the Red River Land District he will be able to
make choice selections. All letters of enquiry.
postpaid, will be promptly answered, and nstruc
lions gwen, if desired
DANIEL f. WILLIAMS
Land Agent
Washington, Arks., Nov. 27, 1850 l47af
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01

A GIRL WHO WORKED IN PRINTING
OFFIcE.-A Cincinnati paper states that
three years ago poor orphan girl applied
and was admitted to set type for that pa
per. She worked two years. during which
time she earned, besides her board, about
$500, and availing herself of the faci!i.
ties which the printing Office offered, ac.
quired good education. She is now an
associate editress of a popular paper. and
is engaged to be married to one O: the
smartest lawyers in Ohio
Washington telegraph., 1851-10-01
New Goods.
Great Bargains for Cash.

7 N addition to our present stock, we are <S.S>
/ receiving general ASSORTMENT Of new ~sITS-[
aud seasonabie Goods. Our stock consists 20
of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Hats, Caps,
Bonnets, Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Hardware,
Cutlery .Crockeryware, Tinware, Saddles, Brides.
Woodward, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses,
Liquors, Soap, Candles, Starch, Spices, Preserved
Fruits, Fish, Cheese, and many other articles.
We will make it the interest Of purchasers to give
us their custom, who wish TO buy cheap for cash.
Call and try
D'ARMOND & SILLIMAN,
West of the Hotels.
Washington, April 8, 1881. [l4:tI