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Nsv fatx sfTtsu,sE - lstl
Th, ssft iha' ~ sln hires yssTs "a, ss' ueasasi
-il worms soas sr srihs Iksi NIL ssFsrs 1nis = nii
eins 4 t.Fu alus any ssi IA sss "a snti
uisi Dr LAass essesa,ri Nsrafs, prepared b, fias
BrS. usishs fana any Fi IFsEs hT M saisas = ne
b0t, whish traEhs on hsf yyTy lag gaal'iJ q sarn'
tat they e.nplsssy cot % PLACES "a HFssss 20
sanl thea, Ny asssht,r . nes dHi ssl iuisi sis u
soals,sly restored health. IthTrs sks piasgn "a -
ssan alns % Aren'. i~saii say W al assAsts F4sap'
Ply Of this Saa.be nsdvias e.ustAy Ia yVaT hs,s Iss
lnssn usny ehifsh die 'ailsug hn the ss>'' q '.Frs
u als unsSasn.y hAppsas tAal silrsn az W'Isi fs
a whsn The asosklns sad sashns Is ssus siss'ih ~
~ irasiohd rons. Ihrrsf0se, Icy ssA, iesr al.'y
"a s house but nut Nay be IA. Hisaas a sa'ius
lfsi stsnynls 4 ~li save IL, selsH.' tils.
Mrs LANE ", SIS ish,lsSs<
~ nvhassrs gill be careful "a a,k Or M ALASks IL
EhHATED ykKMIft o. iaannfAeiarei ~ fLLNN1 hh1a'
oi PnfsBrHG,r All other Ssnnl,rs u Smp.Tls AZ s9rs
lss H. MLars Etnune verss. also his celsbFairi ~
rs, eau " had At III Tssgseasu drug STA Nose
gfauias lEitAeai ht si.aaias OF fLehisi On $
Ssi vholesas sai III by scoyIL MEAb, NV Ors,ls
UenHGi Agents r the suchr states also by sAihs flOA
As nsas rsui, snd ~ dsal,s Ia N sass u srsy 'gsa
ltil
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

EThe weather i becoming ezsrutiatiugiy hot-
oar ssnetnn, Is becoming almost urtenAntabie. I;
there be saything more narrowing 70 the pheelihia
thar The CRY Of ''o0py, with the Thermometer At
100 degrees IN tae slnetara, and a swarm Of afcc-
sionne Hiss. &c know nat what il is It has bees
sh-saisnins rain. bus il is Actually too hps--iAs
-asz.s l. ssFs- s-siur rstarsn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

gy- The card of n. c. Loving, Es4, Attorney-st-
Law, Appealed in last weeks paper It should have
been C. NJ Loving. The error of course was mad
fertent
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Er-PRssjDgsr PIsRce.-The Washington
Star, Ct the 25h ul;., SAYS:
A private letter, received in This city, says
Dat Gen. Pierce and his hdy intended leav-
nc the Island Of MeJein fer Lisbon the Isl Of
tuoe. for touron the eoatiaent Of Earape.--
me health Of MIS- Pierce hss Improved,
teugh sae 5 silssn iavalid
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Ey-Thc next session Of Dallas Collegiate Institute
commences on the first Monday n September next
The Principals Of this Institute, Mr. gnd Mr..
have achieved high reputation q teachers. We
cordially recommend themto the patronage Of the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

g - Franklin and Robert J. Mckenzie Esqrs,
both Of this county, were examined in open court
last week and aimitt:l as Attorneys and Counsel
Tors at Law
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

= Attention is called to the law card OF >. W..
arith. ESD, IT. Worth, Texas Business entrusted
to Mr. Smith, will receive promp. and faithful auen-
ton.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

~ The mails this week have failed to bring the
usual amount of papers We have received of the
exchanges by which usually receive the latest in
teligence from abroad, and consequently without
late news items.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
To Farmers anil Dealers in 49,
'icurai Implements.

HE UNUtK>IU NEV, N'EN FVT
Northern Texas. S,r The sale ~ Miller, winE,r
Co.'S (LouS illrl II ryes,crs mi ~ lmr'e cents Fl
agriculture minuf, ',urcl Wv 'hrm riLtS Ms mrlL
of nnrmns his firn Is mi ~. phlii scnrr ,llV, NJ
may be- IN wan, "f igrlcnlinr,l im-'"a~n's, that u
will lrs for Louisville an 9th ~ Snrihrrr -ts Il
Tie course II month or six weeks frm his I me-.
for the purposc of pur losing ~ III N Tern 'w
proved implements ~ hush,niry, aih Noullhr plr''
Ell to rescvr sn,g 's'ions from f'rHr' ni uf'rs -
to Any plrt''nlr mi'h'rcs 'h,' they nav Ieel
IL wou'l ~ 'h,t h" his now IN han ew ol
tho X KENTUCKY UtRY EST Il vh''h viii
he sol NJ the usual rates. Persons II = d'iur'
wnull io well 10 snnn,v themselves row. ~ ~ 20 H.
sure that they will he IN irs Coz ~ & h,~ e., r
delays may os,ur in vr'''ny y prwSri is n. ~
drcss. IfRtN " NIX" ~,
JulylT-stf piP q, ,, C,P CO.. n,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

ry- We Invite attention to the professional card OF
A. Y. Fowler, Esq, to be foant in our aaSer''s'"s
columns.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Kind words are looked upon like jewels on
the Breast never to be forgotten, and perhaps
10 cheer by their memory, a long, sad fife !
while words Of cruelty, ROT catelessness, are
like swords IN theehosom. wounding and l'a''
ing scars which viii be borne 10 the. grave by
,,heir yie,in. Dosyoa think ihete iSaay hru>-
ed heart which bears the marks Of such a
wound from YOU II there is living one
which YOU have wounded hasten to heal
fur life is short Tomorrow may be ico late:
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lx- The allowing arc the nnM,. OF IL. larOr. cm.

~ The allowing are the naneso of the jurors en-
panncl in the case Of the State vs.. 4. NJ. Moore.
Jaa Ihomts, s c. Lensrd,
j. J. E,kns, W. II. Keen,
J. H. Anderson, John Ready,
Merli,th Myers, J.ha Hniliues,
JAS Kennedy, VIM. I. West.
Archer Fyke, Daniel c. Lane,
The jury was empanaeled from special rtsirs Of
90. There were spcremptory chaengeson the part
of the State, Il by tho defence, and 20 for cause.
The examination q the witnesses commenced on
Thursday evening. There are some 20 witnesses for
the prosecution, and l2 for the defense, all I'M
der the usual rule of Court.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
3. Z. NOBLE, Ci'k, C. C. 9.
BY a. o. fREEoH, beptv 2
NAVARRO tJuSrY

TAKEN UP W ). VI. Proctor. saf esirsssi bsase
James Sterhens'ni =. r for Navarro County, ors
RiNWN FILIY, wears OIL las, sprng. ,la-, il
ian Is 3D. ne hal foot white M - the psrios jo a.
inl the her sh' around the ho6fs no b. 81, 4 MI
oi nll' '1ra'scily u. W. Tste sni b b HIN, ~
-. 81"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24
The Farmlcr,s Guide
THE STATE OF TEXAS, ]
90.

CouYrY OF DALLAS
VOHN G. COOK, Guardian of Zsnantbd Cook
- Silas Cook, and Martha Cook, has filed in my
Office his petition for an order to sell the Follow
ing real estate, belonging to said minors, to-wit:
lot No l, MS partitioned by the Commissioners.
out OF 5lS acre tract, part Of John G. COOKS
headlight. Said lot contsrs 40 acres Of land
and set apart to Zemantha Cook: also, lot No. 2;
of said division, containing 40 acres of land part
of the above named headlight. which WAS set
apart to Silas Cook; also, lot No. g. Of said diri-
sion; cot apart to Martha Cook -ut OF the same
SAID tract, aud containing Is acres Of land.
F'rrse are therefore to notify u persons inter
ost'1 iu tic Wcli!Ts Of esd lsia.l 81 W sn' sJ-
near 20 tie next s5in "a TIE iiaal,ie Cut :
touf of lslts -ofhtY- ~ Hs h9.deu at fhc
l9art House ~ tie town 81 3.iiGs. a.. te lsFi
M5niss IN riy. 1855. AMI osniesi he same j
theg tlink prorer
Gwen uudtr liy iar1 saa EeEi y
tSFN 50 said oori. .lsis g. dly Of Jsis,
lk.alSlg d 1888. w. & NASFFN
<tk--5s7 SIT a. d % L....
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tLLT| { ,CNlY

TAKEN UP by J. Il, Singleton ard 4
fore !. Il. Need III, Esq. emo LtRG
III lR, Nth wh tie I'll marked crop IN
er Cur md ,rop in the RICH, hti on a col
|; sid st er il & or yeas Old, no oths
rudsp re NJ .prti,cd ut 2aI,
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'Felegrapilic Items.

The Africa arrived At New York from Liverpool on
the Sth ult bringing the following iems.
France and Spain against Great Brifam -
It. was reported IN England that In Consequence
of the demand. which had been made upon
Spnin, in connection with the abolition at the
slave itade. BY the Great Britain, the 'orher
Ind applied to France for protection; ard that
Louis Napuenn had promised TO accord 1t.
The Stare Trade in Parliament, The Brit
i>h Parliament was engaged in elaborate and
warm discussion Of questions connected with
abolition Of HE slave trade.
Tie Mie Search Question Excitement All
fears of ruplure with this country IN conse-
queuce OF the late boarding and searching OF
our vessels by Dr,tish cruisers in the Gul! OF
Mexico and the West India waters, had subsi.
led, aud the diff :ulty was regarded as settled,
India.
The London Times speaks rather discour.
agiuulv Of the state Of ati,ilrs in India. ltsays
thai the Brush forces were surrounded on ali
| des by in,ermidab'e difficulties, and seems
doubtful If they will surmount them without
jprcitrt aud large rcinforcemens oil all kinds
The overland mail had arrived in England
previous to the departure Of the Africa but
the intelligence it brought comprised nothing
of importance.
The heat had been intense.
CElNA.-Therc was great disrust in'n'les-
ted BY etforeign settlers IN China, az 10 the
probable couise Of events inerc; SO that they
were leaving. 4
PostpoaemeM ofthe Pari, Conferencs.--.
Further sltings ofth- Paris Conference had
been postponed for the present.. in consequence
Of the illness Of the representative Of Turkey.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

ftKiN rPby John Dun ami posted heicr, Jshs
Butler. J. p Kaufman CIV ~ Precir,t NJ. - n the
18Th day Of June !. u 1858, oue Bay Hor;s Of
in The LET. fire icy. s,ille marked brendej ,hys :
appraised IT tw, atty iollsra Jaly l5th is5s-t.et
!AhkN - by Goac-t Ray Gad posted before q.
Il. Pasoha'.. Esl. Precinct No. =, Kaufman cops;y
yne 81 ~ II iRsr. 7years Old. star in l,;s Gre-
heap and snip on ha nose, Whi,s on h7fS his3
~ 8 hands high, p;c.s Tou; srBTa;ssi bt SilS
Julv Isl i25S--2 3.
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ReIIrious Nolloss.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

81. .ssoe,<rr JUSTICE SUPREME COURT
.rs sa,hesisri ssiussisi "
yuLs Of nrssasls esuf !. . y. -, 49, :"
slsfs Jssiiss ~ nf s-s's"s s'"''' y -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

Ben. Mcrrcll
On motion the meeting adjourned TO meet
on the 2dIh inst.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

" c,r1,,s WI on lYLr, cl.i.na.
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riT TI Uf Gy j. v. bia,,y AL ss,r,
T. 3. Mcle til, 90, "He - Dark BAY
1e,rs rld. hont L. h,,"ls II Oh, some ST
>1Cts' n : bach ;one :. Year sla STUD CO
nay, c, mmtn Fzr, HIS :. BLACK spo, on hi, l.
tr. cid HiY rI.Lli, has little white
aini frr'; II .pprl.3ei st $ HI Filed J
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hENr - Q ,UNrY.

rNErN UPly I. +. We, an es,g
lv II Ne l>,s prt J Icn, Nycrs
i.LY suss WI - tiu g thu l,!, hi
Nth .ltili4n B'ril,n the lcf ~
'na' |. hrulN high supp % ! 10 b,
% l'srl tfl.. .lufy 2lll
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-24

TAX .Nu'yL. ,I.ui W, edrt
G . Up, SO utEL ny ~ P1NE
ne Nh t. ia the f,:,, G III u / =,
4 eu h lcf h !. n a = yrir. u. !
20 - B bti IL IS " K sl,r, j
4 .,.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11
.January.l Is!
January, 1857.
Average. per diem, for the month. 2l Is degree
*The coliest day have ever felt in Virginia.

*The coolest day I have ever felt in Virginia.
LIrERARY-Rev. T. V. Moore, of Richmond, is
announced to lecture before the Library Asso-
citation, in Petersburg, tonight. Subject: eThe
Huguenots." .e-
Thos. s. Gholson, Esq has been reelected Pre-.
sident Of the Association and Thos. Wallace, ESQ.
elected Vice President. Petersburg does honor to
herself in according liberal degree of support to
this excellent literary institution.
DEATH OF VENERABLE L,pY.--Mrs Margaret
Fairfax died at vaucluse, the residence of her
late husband, Lord Thomas Fairfax, in Fairfax
county, Va, on the eth inst, in the 18th year of
her age. She was a remarkable woman In all the
relations Of life Pure, upright, truthful and gen.
erous to fault, she had passed through life with.
out making one enemy, and died mourned by all
who knew her.
RELlGIoUs.--Nr. William Christian, son of Chss
w. Christian, Esq, of Lynchburg, was ordained
Deacon of the Protestant Episcopal Church last
week, In Baltimore. The ordination was perform.
ed by the Right Rev'd Bishop Nottingham, in
presence of large assemblage of persons, at
Grace Church.
Coon SALE.-The Staunton Spectator states that
Mr. George Poage has sold his Middle River farm,
thought by many to be the best farm in Augusta
county, to Mr.. james NJ. Stout for s75 per acre.
The tract contains upwards of three hundred
acres.
DECEAsEp.-Mr. Win. c. Carr, one of the oldest
aud most valuable citizens of Giles county, died on
the Goth ult.
FAUoUiER ITEMs.-The Warrenton Whig furnishes
the following:-On one day last week, Meesrs
James Bayly, Wn. Chids and Peter Redd, living
near the Railroad Junction in this County. cap
tured an Opossum that weighed 81 pounds. When
the animal was discovered he immediately made
battle aud long contest ensued which finally end
ed in the capture of his possumship. Fanquier
county is hard to beat Mt anything, but in the hog
and postum line, she is n whole team.
The Warrenton House has been sold by Its late
owner, s. G. Lindsey, Esq, to Mr.. W. b. Brawner,
Mr.. Lindsey takes the dwelling house now occu-
pied by Mr.. Brawner, and that gentleman gives
him So, 500 TO boot between the two Houses. The
Hotel was sold in October last, for s. 900.
Young Edward Fisher, who was thrown from his
horse last week. We gra'ifed to hear, is slowly
recovering from the effects of his fall.
Earth again, for the fourth time in the last
month, lies covered In the fieecy mantle of Old
Winter. When we shall get rid of it, none can
tell Really March is making fool Of herself
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From the Plains-Late and ImpOr-
tant News.

The st. Louis Republican publishes the follow
ing letter, dated Westport, (Mo) February q:
Mr.. Kitchen, freighter, arrived here on I'D in.
stant, having started from Tecalote, New Mexico,
on the Goth of January.
lie came down the CimRrone route, affording
good dry grass for animals and willow twigs for
fire. At the Upper Cimarone Spring he met about
$50 Kiowas. They we're friendly, and after shor t
interchange of good relations. passed on up the
river to where the great body of the nation was
encamped.
At the lower Cimarone Spring he met large
war force of Camanches. A long Indian ralk en-
sued. They press the best feelings for the white
brother. Said they had heard there would be a
heap of trade carried on by the white man across
the plains next So fer as their people were
concerned, the trains would not be disturbed nei-
ther wonld any demands ever be made again upon
the white people. IL the Great Father chose to
send them on presents they would gratefully re.
ccive them, but would not think hard If they we're
neglected.
What seems to have softened down these Indians
was, that they had heard much 'big talk" about
the white soldiers going to wipe out the Nor
mons.
Coming on the Arkansas river, and whom with
in fifteen miles of Pawnee Fork, he suddenly met
abont $50 Arspahoe warriors, all armed with lance,
gun, and pistol. Never we're Indians better equip
ped. He WAS ordered to halt which he did with
despatch. Storm. the chief, with few chosen,
gathered around on the ground lii tho calumet,
Kitchen in their midst, and then talked a la sav-
age. Storm related that he had just had a big fight
sith tho Pawnees, on Pawnee Fork, the day he-
fore. The contest was bloody one. Ten pawneee
were killed, some taken prisoners, and almost
every one who escaped was wounded. Ton bleed
ing scalrs were displayed by Storm to prove his
assertion. Storm also displayed letter written
by VIM. Bent, trader, in which he was endorsed
a. popular and brave Indian in the Arapaboe
tribe. worthy of the bounty of travellers.
Mr.. Kitchen was TINS politely compelled to re-
lease himself ofa great part Of his proyisions. He
was then permitted 10 pass on. That night he
csmped at pawnee Fork Some of the boys, In
hunting wood to build the camp fire, found many
dead horses lying about, dreadfully gashed, and
also picked up two Pawnee Indian hands that had
been Topped off In the fight. 1t Was the battle
ground described by Storm.
Mr.. Kitchen fouud iE the Little Arkansas river.
further on, ten dead Pawnee bodies. some OF
them were submerged in the water and iife-like,
others on the verge were in a state OF putriiac
tion. 1t is supposed they were killed by the
kaws.
The weather from New Mexico to Pawnee Fork
was summer like-from thence to this point cold
snowy, and extremely disagreeabie, but lost nc
nulea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-11
s,,s- No FAMILY can afford to be with

-; iants we re liable to- may render IL necessary
nv rnoment. and nothing is capable of performing
sneh certain cure Extract: In lifting the kettle
a,rson very seyerely--one hand almost 20 crisp
fhe tortnre was uubearable. lt wns an awini sigat
The Mustang Liniment appeared 70 e2-
ndy and left no scar of account. CHas. FOSTER g..
broad street, Phiadclphia" 1t is truly wonseriai
St;a Jouts Ernptjons. or Rheumatism. For Horses,
Il shonid never be dispensed with. One dollars
worth of Mustang has frequently saved valuable
norse IL cures Galds sprains. Ringbene, Spavih
md Founders. BEWARE oP INVITATIONS. Sold IN at
parts of the habitabls globe.
In u-asc~tm New York.
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s6s WHERE SHALL WE Oct OUR LIKE

SEss TAKENf-At GIBBS. of course, where every one
that wants decent picture, and not a carrioature
,lways go. Besides, We have never been deeeiy-
lre sentiments daily expressed and carried out by
cores of persons take pleasure in saying that
addition to our inmtable AMBR0TYPB, we are now
executing PHOTOGRAPHS, OF u superior character,
10Th plain and coored, which, for beauty OF finish and
>assed by nose Pictures of all kinds accurately
p,ea and warranted TO please. at moderate prices
AMfROTYPES at one dollar and upwards at GIBBS
Temple of Art Corinthan Hall, Main street, between
ith and 10th.
Z, IL. GIBBS.
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ia I3--ts
N.Y. CoUGHs. COINS, HoARsEsEss, sc.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season has has tue effect of bringing ont host OF
protpss,tly neS specifics. and while some few may
be good many are useless and some even dangerous
To arevent the best course TO pursue
= 10 consult cur family phS sician or otherwise ,usr
'tiy such nedias rs loug puJlic experience has
n roved To b. safe and elf ,acous OF this class il
1 YLgR' OoaPouSp SYRuP OF sitA ARABIC Original
~ the fayorte prescription of eminent PIX ysician
il soon became popular family medicine. and with
out advertising, has continued 10 enjoy growing
repntatou for the Last twenty yeara In all recent
r.sss il act@ like a charm and in Chronic Cases
Bronchitis. IL 1oping Cough. Croup, Asthma &C.. it
-u,ei with unparalleled success as most Families
", U testify
eold by FIsHrK 4 vTTsToy, MFApF BAKER. 4
Bonggge &c. at q cents per bottle and In an ole
giant and pleasant i,zange form, l2h and q cent?
per bov. called TStERs ''aus ARABIC Couau CANDY
I gors fa 27-3m
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sss~ SECURE THE SHADOW ERE THY

substance Fade If you wish a good picture go TO
WHIrEIIURS1'S old Gallery y Main 81. aud exam
made from life or copied irem small pictures and
Enlarged 10 any size. The pure Ambrotype we war
rant not to fade easily be defacod. ArsoSS un-
riveIled Niellograph or new style of Photograph
pictures, taken instantaneous and finished in three
'nnutes. Masinotypes. Panotypes and Ambroty pes
for transmission by mail This pallery contains two
Of the largest skyights in Virginia and f,r beauty
II finish, his pictures are surpa tsei by none.
Pictures taken from 4. VI to p. Nj.
S-photog raph Of the Washington Monument,
with Jefferson and Patrick Henry, for sale. Price
81. nh 6-ddwlm
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sN WAsurNaToN--ssFIRsr IN WAr

EH~ AbfIINHFUN- IHST IN WAH,
PIRsr IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE HEARTS OF HIS
CoUNTRYMES. 'Af who visit Richmond on the 22d
Of February TO witness the grand spectacle Of the
Inauguration Of the Washington statue, should not
fail 10 visit the new Photograph and Fine Art Gal
lery Of q W MiNNIs. to witness the wonderful pro-
gress of the Photographic Art conducted at this
finely arranged establishment And to those who
may wish 10 obtain of themselves friends, some-
thing really beautiful and lile-like q likeness,
should not fail to secure ops Of the Ambr0types
Photographs made at MINIS GALLERY. lie is pre-
pared TO accommodate all who wish fine pictures;
and his assortment of Frames. Cases. Lockets, Pins
&c, In which TO have them placed. il large and va
ried. His gallery is on Main street, opposite the
Custom House, and free TO visitors whether they
wish pictures or not. fe0
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

PROFESSIONALISM REMARKs.--We copy
the following paragraph from the Richmond WhS:
As this is the season of the year when neuralgia.
rheumatism, coughs, and various kindred com
plR pts are prevail Mt, conceive doing the
public service in inviting their attention 10 the
advertisement Of He Ri > LlNIMENT, ia t@-day's
paper. From personal knowledge and observation
say that this Liniment is efhcaCiaus in allie
Waiting pains produced by colds and may be adyan-
tageonsly used for aim nts arising from other
Cruises NH 6-6tF
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sE john S. BRADY

lac Of IHuhdslphid,J
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DOM ESTIC WINES, LIQUORS AND SEGARS,
(No I30CARY ST., ABOVE 18Th, RICHMOND, VA
Calls the at ention OF the city and country trade To
bis large and varied assortment of WINES, BRAN
DIES, RUNS, q. NS. WHISTLES, &c. Always on
hand a supecior lot Of old Rye, Mountain, Bourbon
aud other WHISKIES
Country merchants and others are solicited to call
before purchasing elsewhere.
n B-Goods delivered to sll parts of the city free
If Chargc. NH LIN
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E6F- BRAGG's GREAT lMPRovEMEYT.-
THE ARCTIC LyNIMENT ,.

DKFIES ALL COMPETITION
Thousands who have used 1t, affirm that il Is
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT on
DIR. BRAGG'S OTHER LINIMENTS,
In the cure OF
RHEUMAI Ism, PARALYSIS.
NEURALGIA pILES,
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STIFF JOINTS, OLD SORES,
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sCALD2 M0UL Ids,
TUMORS C0RNS.
For HORSES and MULES externally, nothing ex
ceeds the ARCTIC LlNlMENT,
In curing
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THRUSH, RiNGBONE,
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Muscle.
Price Is IT'S 50 cents and 81, for small medium
and laEge 81 d bottles.
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ia ya--fs Wholesale Agents.
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BADLY BURxED-A little child about
two years old, was terribly burned yesterday by
ifs clothes taking fire. Its mother, Mrs Deian,
who resides in y small frame ifouss on 9Th street.
near Green's old stone yard, had left her two chill
dren, the oldest about hse years, In the house,
Shile she went out to work, and 10 her absenee
the clothes Of the smallest one took FIRE. The
neighbors hearing the screams, ran In and eytin-
guished the burning clothes. bnt not until the
child had been so terribly burned that its life is
daspaired of.
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SouAnryo Accounrs-A co,,actor =,

EoUARING ACcoUNTs.--A collector of
bills had occasion to call on Rockets lady last
Tuesday for the settlement Of an account. which
the madam paid In summary way-that is, by
pitching at him. Tom Hyer fashion, and blacken-
ins his eyes before he had time to make his
The affair was reported to the police, yesterday;
hnt on the fact being ascertained that the drub.
biu2 did not take place In the street, and that he
parties had adjusted their differences, the officers
would take no action uuless q warrant was Fl 81
nrncnred.