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ESTRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN up by VIM. Rowan. of Liberty town
i ship, Buchanan county, Iowa, one dari
brown horse supposed to be seven years old
has a white spot on the inside of each hind foot
has the appearance of poll evil on the top OF hi
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
observation-disclosures COUGH,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

and for the relief of consumptive patients in al.
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.HARPER'S WEEKLY.
A JOURNAL OF CIVILIZATION.
HARPER d BROTHERS, New YORK

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Travel and Adventures, Sketches of Character
and Social Life, and Essays upon Art and Morals
The Publishers have made arran gements with
the best American writers, who will contribute
to the various departments Of the paper. The
large space at their disposal will enable the con-
ductors to avail themselves Of ample selections
from the best and most healthfu Literature OF the
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commencement Of Mr. Thackeny's new Serial
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TERMSs
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eMWosru Rs.p1se-Whv ia il that

50 many suffer an repine ani drag out miserable
existence unified tor the enjoyments and even or
dGSrv pursuits OF lie, when relief may be obtained
and health and viSor restored. by "A treatment at
once convenient aud safe. we'll permanent in It's
character!
70 those who have suffered long with disease, nj
tlmatlng in loss OF appetite. vigor. &C, the under
signed tenders his professional services, assuring
the sufferers, in csndur and sincerity. pleasant, con
veuient and proper prescriptions q thorough cure
and sound bofy and mind, without unpleasant re-
strictions or hndrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases Of a private nature, from Whatsoever
suHe. either recent OF chronic, str, lures rrta
be bladder, &C, also. scrofuia, Asthma, khcuma
tism. Piles, &c, skiiluy and successfully treated
DR.. HARRIS be consulted daily. at his roenis
over 1921 Main street. above lith and opposite the
American Hotel, No 81, Sd floor. Entrance on Main
4th door above L ith street.
From this date until the lst of June. DR. HARRIS
will not be at his o,ice Wsdnes lays, Thursdays and
Fridays Of each week but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening. he may be consulted from
10 A NJ to z VI, and to P II. ap 2y-3m
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Az ENGLISH VIEW CT our NATIONAL AyHIvsRsA.
sY-I l.. london Athep0lm lateIy made strIk.
sug reference 10 our nations birthday, And al
though il makes the ''Oid Bsy State" littie old
.r than che reaIlyts yet il is 40 well done, with
NO clear an idea The real spirit of the celebr.-
'iOn ii our "one great holiday that ue cory 4
ie~ IaragtaShs:
In less tnsn month from thi. present date
america VIII celebrate the eighty second amt.
volrAry Of her national birthday Thfeuxhout
she whole vf the States, hswever divided ty ,o
ltiCai language aud sympathy. by questions 0;
boundary and color, there will Cn thai day be
heard in each city and county, unanimous
speech--thers will glow one confederate banner.
From MasAs schuselts, the eldest, to kiiDuessota
aud Ari2 qua, the youagest born-from Indian
D.cotsh, where the sun shines an indistiuct ight.
on unassigned clsims and unencGmbered estates
of green wood, to Spanish San francisco, where
It tauuts along the path OF the OCesn steamer,
and nings gold dust in the eyes Of the heImsn sp
snd passengers through an sffll land which
eighty year. OF labor have narvelously urged,
strengthened With ribs Of railroad, quictsned with
| almost vital nerves of telegraph, made to throw
with agencies and motive power of invention and
Manufacture, blessed aid made happy Wirh 50.
preciabe hGrvess of heat and cotton and rice nc
'ess than two lnsppreciable harvests Of freedoK,
shu peace-durlng oGe day business, and trade
shd political enmity will tause TO keep COMMON
Jubilee
In honor OF that day the wagon on the prairie
VIII have ITS arch OF leaves, the lumber raft at
iuS uo"H 'ne Slisaishlspi VIII sttaen 10 It's rouE
pine mast July flag, She steamer FAR ont ut st a
wiii hoist garland at the Nre-a motley populs-
zion, Of all hues, Germsu, Indian, civil aud mill
tary, will make music in what, twenty year
sHo, were forest strests. and along the thirteen
| thousand miles OF coast, from every cape and
hsadlsnd, peaceful cAnnon will proclaim TO the
| world declaration OF American Independence.
Nor IN less favored climates will the day be for
| gotten. Compliment or sym p.thy will deck with
American coiors the harbors Ct Montreal, Sydney
and Liverpool. Americans will be klad IN 'kone
| III Florence, and perhaps too in psris-and in to
Ken OF political ambty and fearless of clear and
open search, the portraits Of Qasen Victoria anc
| rresident buchanan will hang aide by side to d,
nify en- hospitable dining room in Richmond"
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xNs~ THs GEBAT HEALTH RssroRBR

rHE lIRB OF THs fLESE Is II rHs BLOOD " hen
the blCd becomes vtiated imprre. or too weas. the
psiii. the Liver dsofdersd. Dyspepsia AID indges
ton iolc W. the spirits dronp. Nervousness commen
ces aud life becomes burden.
SAaSAPAEILLA CORDIAL.
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels
impartng hew yigor and tone to a constitution an
paired by disease from ant canse. II removes iir'
ples AID all skin eruptions; srouses the ph seal
powers of both sexes. gives bloom TO the palil
medicinal iT, It's Effects it is perfect COZ dial in
taste 1t is particularly adapted TO Female com
plants which in their very nature are eIhau. ting
r Kidney and Bladder affections. it scts lks
charm. Quart bottles 81. SIT all bottles 81 cents.
Sold bv PURCELL, LtDD GO; FISHER n WINSTON
PAuG JoHasos; DUvAL hogroE; . -sEoK eA
AM DowDEN. my 3l-d&cw3m
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~PLArx srArrxnsrs or FAcr,

VI HAMPTON. row aaed 80 years. speaks. Hear him:
Are you sickf Beware of instations! All for
HaIapton's Vegetable Tincture. The many cnres
made by this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counter feitng
medicine must have merit, aud great merit, too,
stand the test Of pCblic opinion. No art of pUlns
can salvaBze worthless article % as 20 kesp IL an
~ 8 Sood medicine, Ii il be not really 30.
gccd medicine viii live, become popular and sx.
tend It's sales year after year In spite Of opposition
The people readily had out its vrtues and the fame
Of them passes fr>m mouth to mouth with more rx-
ness testifyinR to tiis medicine has nadc for
him, 10 Of more service than any Newspaper adver.
tinins.
In prsof Of whs, We say above, we refer you 70
dslnpton's Vegetable Tincture and its effects
Ma. WH. HIGu. NO. l93 Sosth Paca street Bslti-
Gseesc
Nh. gDvIs VI. sPRAsxLIs, No. q Register street..
5stimcre most dreadful case Of Scrofuia Of years'
tan ing, lest number Of pieces OF bope restored 70
health.
MISS MAET scorrxLD Teacher No. saa Baltimore
streether ease. aer years of suffering has aston
she1 her frands Let the afflicted sall u see Ter
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEAeE, kC ?
Mr.. Wm. Oldham, OF baltimore Custom House. suf.
tered from these complaints for Is months with b@dy
sud mind severely affected. He was cured by Hamp-
IONS Vegetable Tincturs after other things failed.
Mr. Henry G. VIM had acougb for years great
weakness, &C. had in ali five or six physicians, uisd
ALT he remedies, but wes cured only BY
HkMPTON's 'EGETAeLE fINCTURE.
aG5-reiicste Ladies and Children win please rive
sold By pURCELL, BADD co, Richmond; by
Or. COOKE, fredericksburg; By all the Druggistsin
Peters, erg ~ MORTIMER HOWBRAf' Esiu
more ans by Dug gists and Shopkeepers VERY here
~ 81 per bottle: six hotties for IS. do
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BLooDsHBD Iy B4lTINoas-rhe BaltimoreaDs
enjoyed themselves in their own way Monday -
At a Sunday School celebration 1t Lower Canton
. son of Col. Farlow, ouiy Is years old, halloed
oh ron Coiumbians," at y company OF fsntas'
Gals and In return was shot dead. The fsntAsi
cells we're arrested their return to the city, tu'
we're discharged, AS none OF the party conld BE-
identified. Justice Hugh Morgan, Of Baltimore
oanty ,inerferred at the same place TO kesp peace
between some parties hghting and was % badly
stabbed that he died In q few hours. Jno. Eugard
a German, was shot in the street, aud The core
uer's inquest, upon the opinion Of physician
said he died of blow from . brick. Upon lsyins
che body out bulls, hole Was found in the head,
and the Jury met again 10 further investigate the
matter whether With the same doctor or not IL
not stated.
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ACCIDENT TO Col. Il. NJ Hos.-We regret to learn
that Col K. NJ Hoe, the ingenious Inventor OF the
Last Fast rotary steam printing press, has met
with an accident a, Brightside, which will conhne
him to his house far q couple ofwesks Ill" was
experimeDiing with an improved washing machine
ani boiler and had turned eff the steam iron the
boiler but without waiting for it to condeuse, be
CONNER ced 10 rase the lid, aud had osy succeeded
in withdrawing the pin which held it down, when
the Iron cover flew Of. the steam, hot snds and wei
clothes flew into bis face with sufficient force to
knock him down. His face and arms were scaiieu
severely-bnt. fortunately, his eyes were uuisjur
ed. From tho elbows to the hand the skin wal
taken OFF. The accident occurred on the 2lst ult
and he probably will bs confined 10 the house FOL
q week or eight days fhnd. Ledger.
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sasa A PosrIvE CURE FOR CANCER

Without the use IF C,ustic Knifs endorsei and ie
11ltxcd tysspeea sndctgeit Qf the SGte Legislature
If maryland, with a good report from hvo ply 81.
clans OF the Hou-e of Delegates who were appointed
to examine its claims
The undersigned will guarantee cure Of all ex'
ternai Cancers where vital parts have not become
involved before the application is made. aud the gen
eral health of the nslient ia still good.
The above is all that il deemed necessary to say
the great efficacy of this remedy is pretty ex'
tensiseiy known.
pamphlet giving some useful information OF
the subject of Cancer will be sent TO all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who viii incloss stamp
Address JUHN GATHERS,
Otfice No Io2 Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd.
ie Gins
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<s- Mexican MUSTANG LINIMsNr.-

Its wonderful effects ard cons quert popularity
perhaps article in the history Of HGe,rd Hodica
acquired the came patronage, was subjected ie
the same number of diif5s ent tests, and
met with SO few failures ~ the Mustang Liuiment
Ii has cstly been styled tarscea for all external
Wounds Cuts, Swellinas, eprsins, Bruiser, or frup
tons Cn Man or Beast. Ii 10 far dcIhe Of
prising virtue, that Physicians are compelled tc
prescribe it; and from some remarksbte cures 0
hr0ilic end distorted Rheumatic c&ses, it has nstu
rally attracted rluch attention from the frat &c eli
tificsmids Of the a.e. No family can afford TO bt
with ut bottle of the Mustang LiEiRaent ia their
hou.e Belcare IF Int ttionS
The genuine is sold by respectable dealers in al
parts OF tho world. BARNES PARK.
je 2i-G6cwlm PrOpric;ors, New York.
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LOCAL n ATTE RS.

THH Vorn YssrSsDaY-A poll was
opened In this city yesterday, In accordauee with
aresolation adopted by the Council on the 3Ist oi
May, to ascertain the seuse Of the community re
istise to giving to the Hussiugs Court or the Couu
Gil the appointment Of the following officers here
tofore elective by the people, viz: City Collector
Guager, Superintendent Gas Works, Superiaten.
dent Water Works, Manager of Poor House. Grain
Measurer, Captain Of Night Watch, Register 4
Water Works. and City Assessor. The following
is the result of the vote Ia the three Wards:
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tSsz- rIsp SIyE PaoroGRAPus.-Th

sub.cIi1er takes pl.asure in announcing 70 his nu
merou4 patrons ard the public at large that h. D.
now prepared TO furnish Photographs from mibis
lures 70 FULL LifE SIZE. either plain or colnred
hi, h. for accu' acY and hGIsh, he warrants equal,
4 not hyperion 10 any produced in this city At css
,han the usual price. Old picsares copied aud en-
arged to any size.
Citizens ami strtngers are invited TO call and ex
anime specimens az q DB'' Tegurle of Art. CORN
GiBSS.
the place to get it, wsere you will neither hum
bugge6 in price or work, Also. seiainotypss. o.
any other Picture in the Photog; aphic Art
- "a y. z G,
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s- INTERESTING TO LApIzs.-when

iu the course of human events. Ladies and 9ertlo-
men lose Que Of their greatest natural attractions
fine head OF harit becomes matter of serious i'm
tortance, and the question is. what shail do to
stop the hair from falling eff ami restore its vxor
and beauty. In reply to thi> query We beg to say,
try DR. HAREIs' HAIR PROMOTER and IaPRovEa.
few applications Wi, stop the hair falling or break
ing, remove dsndruf, keep tho scalp clean anu
white, and impart freshness aud vigor to the hair
and although you may have been bald twenty years
the continued use of it two months will insure you
luxuriaut head OF hair. Call and get bottle aud
if not satisfied sfter the second appl cation return
il snd get the price psi..
Ask for DR.. Harris Hail Prom tier and Improver
Sold in Richmond, by
W PETERSON, Druggist,
Cor Main and 18th. and Main and Wall sts.
l0-Sm
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SIygULAR CASE OF DlvGReE.-A suit for vorce 10
now pending in the Ohio Courts between q man
and his wife. who are said to have lived together
very happily for a year, at the close Of which q
child was born. aud became the cause Of the do
mestic difficulty that will end In their separation
zoe dissepsion being all shout an innocent name
given to an innocent infaut. The wife intinlat cd
to the husband ,aas she would like to have the
child called Athol. Al this the iiegs lord objected
remembering one OF her flames" before marriage;
she urged; he refused; she wsp.; he grew obstinate
and said she need no, hope 70 shake bis resolution
hy her tears-he was marble when principle
was involved. Sha intimated that there wac
remedy to which she would not object; he compts
hended her meaning, aud hence au application for
divorce.
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MYSTERIES OF rHE QuEsN OF PosIuoALs TofLxifs'
"A frigh Iful discovery was made In the chamber
Of the Queen Of Portugal, after she Quilted Brus
sells Two or three fns ladies Of that capital, be-
ing inquisiti.e about royalty, searched every hole
and corner of the bedroom her majesty occupied
they found large plait OF false hair for the back
f the head hair dye, white paint and rouge. The
Queen Of Portugal 10 not yet twenty years old
The yonng king, her husband, behaved rather un-
calamity on her ARRIVAL he did not join her until
she bad been in Lisbon hour, being engaged iu
council when she reached the quay.
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LAMxSrABLE 0ccUaREscs-A yonng man by the
name OF Rudolf Cotton was killed by a stroke OF
lightning. on last Saturday Al the house Of wid1w
Mckay, IN Indiana, opposite Carrollton. Ky. The
electric fluid struck scythe in the hands of per
son near by. and gaHciog along il entered the hat
OF Cotton, and passing through his body shivere3
! stone on which he VAS standing i6ta thousand
fragments. lie tell dead. Two daughters of Mrs
Mckay were struck insea.be by the shock at the
same tine. snd the earrings of one Of the ladies
were melted from her ears. The girls are not ex
pected to orecover.--LoaisriHe Courier, Tuesday
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H~ SARATOGA ENpiRs SPRING WATER

This Water fresh from the Spring, can bs obtained
1t Aessrs PURCELL, ADD Co.'S No. i23 Main street,
Rshrnond. Va by the gross or simple box Also for
sale at al the principal Drug Stores 10 the city Fer
naysis directions for usa. and certificates Of emf
nent physicians, circular, which can be obtained
st the Doug Stores.
Ordsss mag be addressed IN the Proprietors. @. ".
FsroS Co. Saratoga Springs. or at their De-
got, 5 scarclay street. New York ap ie-5m