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THE SLAYER CAPTAIN TO BH TRIED IN
CHARLESTON-THE NIAGARA

NEW YoRk, Sept. 4.--The brig Dolphin touched
here to-day, aud landed Capt. Townsend, of the
captured SLAYER Putnam, to be sent to Charleston
for trial. She then proceeded to Boston.
The Niagara will leave here the last of this week
for Charleston, and carry the rescued Africans to
the coast of Liberia, under care of special agent
Our government will maintain them there until
they can be restored to their frieuds
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Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. Sept. Flour stesdy-0hio IS $50
562 Wheat frm-Red 81 .25@l 80; white 81 SOL 81.
Corn-White SI@lS3
NEW YORK. Sept. 6-Flour-Ohio IS 6O@3 S.
Southern "a 90@5 60: Wheat-Southsrn Red 81 lO@
l3c; White Sl25(9l46 C0rn-heavy mixed eS075c. );
Rosin firm at 81 IS. Rice dull
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ILLINOIS CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.
ST. LOUIS, September 4. 1S5S-The democrats of
the Eighth district of Illinois to-day nominated
Philip B. Foulke for Congress, in place of Robert
Smith, the present member. Seventy ballots were
eaaf
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mn 1esasa1 GREAT NORTH
ERN AND wEsTERE

20 Ut E-UAKKY1N1 THE GREAT UNITED
STATS MAIL-Twice daily Sunday night sa-
more. Philadelphia and New York. and sll impos
tant points West, over the RICHMOND, FREDEH-
and by splendid and comfortable Steamers thence
to Washington, IS miles, in all $50 miles, in hours;
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
BAGGAGE, under charge Of Special Agents,
CHECKED THROUGH to Washington Baltimore
Philadelphia and New York
FAKE TO THE Y0RTHER CITIES.
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H4-THEA.RE Tonight the beautiful comedy Of
"Extremes" with fine cast. 1t is followed by the
musical farce of Jenny Lind" Dancing by the
pretty Misses Bishop and Pennoyer.
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E,ALL STOCK
OF CLOTHING NOW READY.
We have hand and ready for SALE cur Fall yles
of Cashmere Goats, sacksand Frocks. Olive, Brown
and Black Cloth Coats.
Large assortment Fancy Cassm ere Pants
Black IS
Cashmere Vests, of beautiful styles e.
Gentlemen's Travelling. desirable lot, very low
Large and well selected stock gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods. WALKER CO.
Sc I lE3 Main and 18th SIS
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THE PARAGUAY EXPEDITION.

WASHINGTON, Sept 6.-The Navy Department to-
day entered into arrangements for chartering four
steamers Of the Cromwall liue, New York, for the
Paraguay Expedition.
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LAfE ARzIvH. - The most complete saud
oseafiui assortment OF ORNAMENTAL TYPE ever seen
q hichmond. has just arrived At The DlspArcH Jop
All dsscfiptiana Of work. from the slnaIlese
80, g card up = the mammoth poster. circular,
pamphlets anA ~ varieties Of letter prsas
Dsintng plain. bFonzed o. IN col 8. exscsfeA vl1
$1,000. easapneas aaA dispateh. eenl Is 1eIF
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4 WALLACE SONS.

~ SPECIAL NorrCs is called to my
ale Of Fresh and seasonable Dry Goods THIS
MORNING, ct 10 O'clock. at my store. CITY ana
country dealers are respectfully invite9'x vorr
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On Sunday, the ssl, inst. af 5 o'clock. ". NAN
ME READ. daughter q Wilson and Jssnnetts
Her funeral win take place from the residence Of
her fafher. on 9Th between Broad ard Marshsl sfs
this (Tuesday1 evsuine. at .o'clock. The friends
and aequantances Of the family are invited 70 af.
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fERrnoTAL.-We have taken the store
lately occupied By Messrs. n. W. FRY Z sopes ~
the corner of CARY and Pearl sire IT, where we snsI
be pieased to receive the calls Of Qua customer snd
he public generally.
a. fresh Articles from the Nogfh By the assistance o.
our house Of WALLACE co. OF i67 Front street.
New Yoik.
situated - Lo1hnrdv Albey, will b rented t0Geth.
er or separately ct the option Of the applicant. and
pos' sms9s gwen ''nne WI WALLACE SONS.
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For the opentng at the Marshall Theatre irrittea b.
Jonas b Philips, Esq. Of Neao FORK.


ADDRESS
For the opening Qf the Marshall Theatre; urffteia b.
Jonas b. Philips, Esq, Of Neao York.
Mine So a pleasing task. to welcome here
Gather'd once more beneath this henor'd dome,
blade by Their favor. our TREASURED home!
The worth that stamps and dignifes the age,
Ye generous friends and patrons Of the stage;
Ye gallant children -f our glorious State,
Mother of Statesmen. birth place of the great
Which gave US HENRY, MARSHALL, JEFFERSON,
And our own immos tai WASHINGTON!
Accs pt the tribute, grateful aud sincere,
With which again, bid ye welcome here!
Mindful Of favors past, we will renew
(And strive to make acceptable 10 you)
Our efforts in the CLASSIC Dramas cause,
90 to secure and merit your applause.
Old favcrites are here again TO meet ye;
New candidates for favor also greet ye:
For whom Il most respectfully" invite
true Virginia welcome here tonight.
For Hospitality. is the worlds opinion,
IL most un5ounded ia the Old Dominion!
Whate'er is new, amusing and refined.
At once to please and elevate the mind,
For your approval nightly Well present.,
Ever upon amusing ye intent.
Determined here at least the stage shall be,
From all degrading in fuenceS.f free;
By you encouraged, Genius wings his flight.
TOshed new treasures from his plumes OF light
snstaDd by you, here from our useful =. stage.
Aud is it not wondrous age indeed?
In all things must America succeed!
Her mighty energies AND enterprise,
Are wands beneath whose touch new wonders rise.
The last and 81 eatest, almost seems fable,
The laying OF the great Atlantic caslei
Successfully, in OCEANS depth tits thrown,
Houors divided-but the FIELD our own
America and England. thus combipd.
What can impede the mighty march of Rinds
Until all nations of the earth rejoice,
PrOclaiming as it were with one loud voice,
"Now the millenum at last we find,
Peace freedom and good will to all mankind !"
But must pause, I find am not able
TO 60 the length of this magnetic cable.
Flashing from eyes. intelligent and bright.
Here there is electricity tonight;
By which inspir'd surely we'll progress,
Until your favora crown us with Success.
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NAroHry ToHoUB.-Ann O'Ehay. for
slandsrtng and threatening Sarah r. Price, vss
hsid 70 ball. but Michael. her husband, Apolesixsd
Tor his naughfy coRduct, and was let on !. e S-
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m CARRIAGE FACTORY. :

$50 SC. FOR RENT.-T have 10 the II
OoGnIy Of tiles, about miles from the Mv1btain
lake, and nine miles from eSw hser springs. the
necessary fixtures for an extensive CARRIAGE
FACTORY, ard similar OPERATORS. The suppl. OF
anil enough seasoned for imme date uss 10 sosdde-
mand or Easily sent on. There 10 now o Circular
saw MID, planning Machine. Turning Lathe Nor.
bvnsv fainS wtcr rcwer with sui able buildings.
There is also Black NTH shop and tools. wblch
can be rented with IL. There Is also furui.ure
Factory, recurring moe hands tsrist and Wheat
MIL. rsnieslng ,upsliss convenient. and Ia the
any busipess renuirinK timber ard vatef.rewer
Superior Mechanics desired. Iexpect 10 be near
the place uns 18th Of S<ptsmbe.; my address being
Nottoway.
RsFxn ro--J. A. Cosardin. d. N. HaxaL John 9.
Walker or y. Hobscn. Kichmond o. J x rrsnsA
fesershurg. EDWIN y. BOTH.
m a-T&Fft
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"A A MILITARY BALL a
~ ToUR IN A n 2 N T,

WILL BE GIVEN BY THE
CUMBERLAND TROOP,
tcapt. Js0. @. PAaKJ
HENRICO LIGHT DRAGONS,
& Capt. L. DAvIS.)
At the AMELIA SPRINGS; gs n,ies from Js.ers.
vile, on the Richmond and Dsnvilie Railroad, on
Thursday, the 9th Of September, 1855.
Tickets for the Railroad Fare for round trip. can
be procured at the D8nvi'le Depot. - $zsa
The ARMORY BAND has been Engaged for the
- xAxAeEs:
Can't Can't. 4 2 IP pss;,., Col s sS'I,ns.
Private oThGssn.on. Cha: WS 8 4 Ohm.
ET wilson. '' IL Hsndf,cis.
Nv order Of the Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS
Va The speakers for the occasion, are Coils T. ?:
Auausr and PA. BOILING, Judge W. W. CRuMP. and
MAJ 81 : s,l + Es:H'w.
Sa-All who desire visiting the Spring. viii ioave
ta- An ezra Train viii leave yetersyleon the
morning Of the 10th. ct O'Clock. A NJ. for Rich.
mond. for the aceommUodst,on q nose persoIs az
IYMNAsIUM.- second session Of
" my GYMNASIUM will commences the 18th Of
September. For the proper development Of the
muscles. and as preservativeof health the Own
nent; so muchso, indeed, that in Europe. and espe
cisliy In Germany the Gymnasium IL q marked
feature in the course of instruction c all The Schools
Fer young men of sedentary habits, or for those
who are closely confined over their d-shs. the Gym
xad the hour for EXERCISING ut ~, NJ. on To ES-
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS.
for the night class. There win also be q class
for boys of fifteen years and under. at I. VI. on
Tuesdays. Thursdsys and Saturday afternoon
thus allowing the boy time to study and the young
man time to attend to his busipess My terms are
$40 initiation fee To be paid only once and 10 cents
per month as long As he chooses 70 remain mem.
per quarter of three IN onths to be paid in advance
and If scholar takes four lessons he shall, be held
accountable for the whole quarter. For further in
formation apply to H. KkMPE. at Gymnasium,
meeting nights or afternoons. or to N DEAN.
KENPE. Proprietor,
se2-llt* Marshall. between 5th and 9Th It's
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MAHRTup.
DIED.

On ne asss Of Auguss. b tls Rsy:; NJ Maskins.
Raj. both a this city.
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BousD OvER.-Wm. Giddings was held
to bail for assaulting and beating Ann Meredith
Charles Grover, charged with the same offence,
was discharged.
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TEETH EXTRACTED, WITH

u0fYH OUT PAIN.BY MEANS OF ELECrRICI-
TT "a EORGE w JONES. Dentist. hereby informs
those wishing their teeth extracted. that he is
prepared with this new method. and is daily using
il with complete success His NEW IseTRUx ESTs
with their India rubber fucrum, are particularly
adarted TO it. as they give the operator entire con-
troll OF the electric cnrrent This great improve
ment has been generally adopted By the profession
inasmuch it not onlY subdues the pain Of extrac
tion but also preventative nervous prostration
upon such operations, where there
are many teeth to be drawn. se7-3m
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BLACK DOIHGs We append list of
negro prisoners, and their crimes and punishment
before the Mayor, yesterday:
Charles, elave to Lewis Frazer, stealing pair of
pants from Mr.. Jacobs. Flogged.
Joe, slave to stearns Thurston, insolent to Mr..
H. Thurston. Flogged.
Ambrose, slave to Oscar Cosby, stealing q car.
wing knife from Mrs. Margaret Henderson. Flogg
I'd.
Thomas Fox, free negro from Chesterfield,
arrested for want Of register. Ordered to getope
John and Thad, slaves to B. Pollard, and jesse
and Sam, slaves to Tinsley d Co., were arrested
with forged passes. Sentenced to the lash. John
wrote the passes, was clearly proven, but got
more reward for his rascalty than his companions
Leroy Day, BIB Brooks, Beverly Fowler, Annet
to Wilson, Adela Wilson and Margaret Wilson,
arrested for disorderly conduct last Saturday
night were before the Mayor yesterday. The men
we're whipped and the women cleared.
David, slave to J B. Royster, for using insulting
Language to Elizabeth Frontier, was ordered the
lash.
Jefferson It'll, q Petersburg free negro. charged
with threatening violence to Elias Charles, Was
ordered 10 leave the city ut once.
Vim. Joiner, pcnitentiary convict, for stealing
shoes from W.P. w. Taylor, was sentenced to re-
osive the rod.
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SHOOTING ScRApR William W. Jones,
charged with shooting with intent to kill, John
Tisdaie Of North Carolina about the LIST Of July
last, examined before the county court Of
uenrico, yesterday. and remanded for trial at the
next term of the Circuit Court.
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SURGICAL OPERATION AT Bellevue
Hospital, yesterday, which, by the way is one of
the best managed institutions of the kind that we
know OF, an operation was successfully performed
negro hoy, for stone in the bladder. The little
fellow was put under the influence of chloroform,
and incision made and the stone removed, In the
most skiiiful manner.
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DRIVArE SCHOOL, have engaged
L teacher in my family the ensuing year--ths
services Of Mr.. ARCHIE ADAMS-and am prepared
and anxious to receive limited number of boarders
and scholars. as companions for my sons.
Mr.. Adams In q graduate of the University, and
afterwards assistant teacher Ia the High school
and is eminently Qualified to teach, having had ma
ny years experience.
TERMs-$2Oo every thing included Except books
aud stationery half pay able LIST October when the
schoo' opens, and half LIST March.
Refer 70 Professors OF the University and to Rev.
John McGuire, High School.
VIM A sELDEN, NJ D,
Address. Charles City Court House, Va.
7-TkEow
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--1--s----z--,---,-------','
Lost.

+ OST.-On Friday last, in the 6rst
II market. Negotiable Note. drawn BY " II.
Hayward. OF one hundred aud six dollars, In favor
The finder will be suitably rewarded b. leaving Il
ct this Office. L ALLEN
se7-3ts for J W GORDON.
OST Or MISLAID-A VIRGINIA
~ CENTRAL RAILROAD BOND, No. $50. dated
Let July. 1885, amounting 10 Sl26 and issued 70 the
neutrality-suspicious. dividend. As payment has been
stopped. hereby forewarn all persons against ira
been made Tor renewal OF the same.
an -2taw8wifs PENDLETON.
7 0ST-On Friday, between 18th street
~ and the post office, my Free Papers. The finder
will be rewarded by returning them to the Dis
ses-2ts HENRIETTA CHILDREY.
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THE FAIR In RICHMOND, COM
l. MENCING ON THE 18th OCTOBER MKT
AND CONTINUING ONE WEEK. Steam power,
hundred revolutions per minute, will be furnished
upon the grounds at the lowest rates of charge by
Mr.. Philip Rahm, with whom arrangements have
been made.
Exhibitors must furnish such sized pullies as will
suit their speed.
Mr. Rahm, of Richmond, will give any other in
formation required.
CHARLES DIMMOCK,
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HAT TRADE.
KELLY k MARION.

KELLY MASON,
l07 Main street. Richmond, virninia.
The Fall trade Ii now commencing, and we are pre-
pared for it, with astock Of Hats Caps Furs. TIM
brellas. &c &c., of every style and grade.
One Of he firm has Just returned from the North.
whore for some weeks he has devoted himself assd.
orsy to examining the goods of all the most celebra
ted houses; and making selections and he has been
able to purchase at such prices as will warrant us
in selling a. low, IL not lower than any other house
in this CITY.
With regard to chr stock. 1t will be sufflciert to
say that We have laid IN every thing that W. coud
find To the manufacture of Silk Hats on our own
premises, pay the greatest attention and We
have made our wholesale rooms complete in every
respect "a
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LOCKED UP.--Thomas Clements, for
violently assaulting Ann Cash with . pitcher, was
Jailed by the Mayor yesterday.
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AN AppxAL.-Mr. Solomon, whose sud.

An APPEAL.-Mr. SOLOMON, WHOSE buu-
den death, while at his post as ORGANISE ia ~.
Johns Church, we announced yesterday, leaves
wife and five little children, in dependent cireum-
stances The iamented gentleman, by his exem'
plary character, and faithful performance OF the
duties Of his vocation, had made many TIenas,
and we cannot doubt that they, rs we'll as others
who have the ability, will at once step forward
and contribute to the relief of the distressed IA
nliiy Mrs solomon 10 a lady of remarkable Iaefi''
of real accomplishments, and elevation OF cha!ac-
ter add We Assure those who are sometimes with-
held from acts of benevolence by fear thss their
nunifcence will be misapplied, that here is case
Ia which they ought not to hesitate moment,
and in which they will find that sit is more bless
ed to give than to receive" Contributions or TINS
object may be left with A. Y. Stokes corner Of 18th
aud Cary streets.
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EXECUTORS ,,NOTlCE.-Al ptrsons
~ having claims against Mrs Mary Tompkins,
decd. or her estate win please present them for
settlement to the UNDERSIGNED, without delay; and
all persons indebted to.htR M estate notified
to make prompt pa. ment to the undersigned one
of them it is necessary that the estate should be
speedily settled up.
WILLIAM 6 T3MPKINs.l Ex'trs of Mary
EDMUND MORRIS. JToMphins, decd.
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.- THE FIrrn ArnuAI ExHrBrrro,


OF TIE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE, FOR THE Pro
NOTION OF THE MECHANIC ARTS The new and spa
cious hall of the Institute 9th street, between
Main and Franklin, Richmond, Va, will be opened
for the reception Of goods on MONDAY, the llth
day of October, and the EXHIBITION will be for
maiIy opened on WEDNESDAY evening, October
tie 10Th.
Mechanics, artists inventors and others In the
State of Virginia, we'll as the country at large.
are invited to avail themselves OF the opportunity
thus afforded to display hei taste and skill in the
collection about TO be made.
The splendid hall aad building Of the Institute
will afford accommodation sufficient to make most
attractive display of Machinery, for which album
dant motive power will be furnished a. well as of
articles of taste and interest OF whatever class Or
description, which may be exhibited by those en-
gagged in manufacturing pursuits.
The Board of Managers earnestly invite the &C.
tive cooperation of the mechanics and industrial
classes throughout the country in contributing to
the important objsct in view; and would also ex
press their acknowledgment to the ladies for their
interesting contributions to the preceding exhibit
tious. and wou!d respectfully invite them to u re
Dewal of contributions In order that the display in
the Female Department of industry may prove EN-
inently worthy of American female talent
Any information In reference TO matters Of detail
dressing Jas D Brow ne. Chairman of the Committee
Exhibition 9th street. next to the Hall of the In
stitute. au Z-2awtlst0tdtd
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3 DAAIHa NEaRo.-iim Jackson, slave,
in the service of Hatcher W ebster, was ordered
10 be logged to the extent Of the law for assault
log and choking Thomas Dance, in the street.
Three times the amount Of punishment ordered,
would not have been too great for the offence.
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a ANOTHER PANIC.-BANK OF
- CHARLOTTE. NORTH CARDINAL
NA. will take the notes Of the Bank Of Char
G16elD lotte. at rar. for WATCHES. JEWELRY.
SILVER PLATED WARE, or any
other article kept for sale in store at the corner
of Main and Pe arl strets
Country merchants. while buying in the city, will
find il their interest to give CALL am deter
mined TO sell able rates the same
be bous ht anywhere in thecountry.
Watches and Jeweiry repaired AZ short notice, by
expert need wOrkmeu. "a MYERS,
sS7 corner OF Main and Pearl SITS.
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LOCAL nATrEks.

CArrLp TpIpuMIC.--W0e ere pieasoA ~
,..r, from .everal farmers 10 Hsnfico and ne 81
Joining counties, that the "csttte pisess 1. -.
has been playing sad havoc 70 ~ frispd.
vho has fust received letter from weAnny 9.u'
tleu,an In Burke county, Georgia, wnefo sne US
ANse was very fatal, has aIlowea ue - MnAo ~
foiiowfug extract for the benent Of mfmes seoe
afhe epidemic passed through my entire herd,
.ncesrfns among my Devcpa on the ID OF July.
lost none Of them. Ny remedies vsrc promptly
administered. and my cattle were very valuable.
having some Devon cows for which ! have refused
900 each.
..whss nrst attacked. they show defamation e
tie mouth and eyes, and are - lame ana YAH
very much like foundered horse. The tongue 10
. mop. moisfened with some astringent, becomes
very much swollen and dark coated, emistlne =
fHtid smell The mouth and feet seem most IN
VOWED. When the remedies are promptly app..su,
the fever or inflammation rarely continues ,opke.
than from Ave 70 seven days, and ifeanensy nos
more than three. Cows giving milk suner less
than dry cattle. ,..a
aPsmisdies. If the feet are very much innamed
and tender, upon pressure, aooint Win sp,'ns v.
turpeptine, and bind around the edge OF the tees
old bacon ripd which should be sewed on-tnen
clean ont the corcave of the fees and burn spoon
full or more Of the Spirits, In the same way ~ -
often done for foundered horse. Swao the tongue
once day with furpentine, or strone sa Ia
burnt alum used entirely, but either, Wild 10y
astrinrent liauid-as red oak bark, etc'-n SOU
and efhcacious. Give daily dreoch OF one pm. .
or more Of strong salt and water and pat Io'o 10
small quantity of saitpetre. think tns IT. Ss,s
drench in this aud most diseases OF catt,s us
an ouoce Of gun powder, dissolved In nan p,ns
of gin or whiskey. One Of my worst cases was TO
iieyed promptly with this remedy. Inc gun pow
der contains sil the properties OF Valuable c'"
sTo administer the medicine, pry open tne
animals mouth with small paddle ana pe car. az
full that the herdsman does not coh.tac' .ue
disease from the saliva. Some very serious ca'e-
have occurred in this State frem the ignorance on
the risk II was my great apprehension at tne
start. and charged my herdsman, daily, OF tne
great danger to himself ~
"You will fad your cattle to feed ravinousiy al
the time of their treatment. You may arrest the
disease by keeping tar and sulphur IN your man
gers, and rubbing tAr and sulphur upon the Iaces
OF ycur cattle from their horns to their nose ~tn-
ont stint Let your cattle have as little stimois'-
ing food as possibls. while affected.
.The above remedies are all efectua II appilesu
in time Notice your cattle every morning ana
affected, you will discover signs OF lameness Oh
making them rise from their lairs."
Every farmer should preserve the above rene
dies and try them if they find their cattle suiier
inc from the epidemic.
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We are now prepared to offer to our friends, Gus
BUSfN ESS, the largest assortment Of all the GODS
embraced card db0rs that We have ever had
beautiful the rd,iety in guilty Is unsurpassed; and
having been imported by ourselves, Under the most
turers in England and selected with care from the
best factories in this country we feel justified la de
caripg and tuiu sell them at as low prices
Goods Of similar quality, of either English Ameri-
csn.nlaDuiacture can be purchased At any house in
the United states.
We cordially invite all buyers and visitors to the
city to examine our stock.
RICHARDSON l. CO.,
ne f-2ms rs e5 Main st.
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RUll 100 !. ~ : !. g e. y - !,
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OPENING ADDREss.-We publish this
morning, the opening address, read by Mrs. j. b.
Phillips at the Marshall theatre, last Saturday
night. The friends of the drama will doubtless
peruss 1T with interest: