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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
JEEs 50 ON, 8
Mountain Herb Pills,
IMPURE BLOOD!

The blood is the life and when any foreign unhealthy
matter gets mixed with it, it is at distributed 10
every OF the body Every feels the poison,
and all the vital organs quickly complain The stomach
viii not digest the perfectly. The liver to
secrete sufcency of bile. The action of the heart is
weakened and the circulation is feeble. The lungs
become clogged with the poisonous matter hence, .
coughand all from slight impurity at the fountain
hssd of hfe--the Blood As if you had thrown some
earth, for instance pure spring from which
tny rivule few rl,nutes the whole course OF the
stream becomes disturbed and dscoored. As quickly
does impure blood fy c part and leave its sting
behind All the passages become obsructed and unless
the obstruction removed the lamp of life dies out
These Pills ouy purify the blood but regenerate all
the secreons of the body they therefore, unrrad
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04

Liver uplant Sick Headache, &c This Anti Bilious
Medicine the blood the hidden seeds OF dis
renders all the fluids and secretions pure and
fluent, clearing and resusctating the vital organs.
Pleasant indeed, is it TO us that able to place
within your reach medicine Ike the MOUNTAIN HERE
Pills that pass directly to the afflicted parts
through the blood and fluids of the body, and
sufferer brighten with the flush of beauty and
health.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1859-10-04
suEiiiFr,.s SALE.

Corn 4 MkssronE & Cor. rIa.. .@s... ss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13
Assertion.

Too late ] drew from scantv springs.
The barren cheer that In them lcr.
Too late I feuered rsger winr-,
That longed 10 baihe In bluer skins
Too late I squsndsred golden hours,
God gave me for his praise to spend;
Too la'e ! gathered idle 6,were.
ForgetiuI Of my journeys end.
God necds my deed. however small.
The help lend 70 work his will,
MOI without grief he sees me fall,
Or fail bis purpose TO fulfill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

Iass saturday. we learn from he Wa.
bash tIndians.) InteIlieencer, = MN nam.
led William Joy was convicted OF burnjna
his oisa child % death, and sentenced 70 Is
years confinement in ihc penisentiary.---
The principal wi'ness agsir-i him was Lis
little daughter Nancy, whose story 10 the
Jury 10 thus given by the Intelllsencer
Her little brother John. 4 child about 4
months old, was quite unwell, snd had been
20 for some days, and was consequently fret
ful. and had cried considerably during the
night and disturbed her father. Early in the
morning her father called 20 her AID told
her 20 get up and make fire. She did So
made the fire principally Of brush. because
there ~as no other wood prepared. After
the fire began to burn, the child continued
10 cry and fret, her father became enraced
and snatched the child from its mothesss
fare every particle of clothing of il, and
then took i BY one arm and one Ieg, aud
held u over the FIRE until Il was burned 10 sew.
eral places to blister. lie then struck The
The little sufferer two blows with his hand,
leaving upon its body the marks OF his & n
gers and then threw il into the cradle OF
bed. His wife and daughter struggled 10 ges
he child away from him, but were uaable 10
%, and when Mrs. Joy found he was going
o burn the child to death. she ron out oil
he house 20 prevent seeing The sight and 10
'et out Of hearing Of the child's scresms.
10y took down HE gun and pointing il at her
compelled her TO come IN. lie then len the
rouse and did not return, az We unders,snd.
or dsy or two. Four days sfter this ter
ible scene the little suffering child died and
vas buried. None bur Joy and his wiie md
wo young daughters knew anything about
he cause Of i,s death. The neighbcrine
somen, Who cam . Ia and assisted 10 lay out
he child. found Il 90 mortified and decsyed
hat they could not wash Il. OF even take
q the clothing upon il. Joy told his wife
nd daughters that IL they ever said word
bout u he would kili them, and they be.
eved him. ard % kept the horrible secret.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13
JASPER, INDIANA, WEDNESDAY. April. a. 1880

.. The amendment ~ deeruding the Cd
opsed citizens into a subordinate caste. an
ranking them. on account Of their birth. sf
yer native rascals or idiot .--sows the seed 0
caami,ous dissensions.
! > The amendment rcnounces, not onl,
W disgracefu way, the spirit OF The foun
des Of his republic, who have destined N,
ls''er for an asylum Of equality for sII lover,
Of freedom. but i Detrays also . ridiculou.
misconcep'ion Of the history Of This coun.
Try. Neither Massachusetts nor any other
Sote Of this Union Is anything but crca-
''on Of emigranfs; and Il Is absurd thst IN
lightened men, fleeing, in 1859, from Euro,
pean oppression TO America. should be dee
med less fitted for republican citizenship
f'hsn bigused Pufitsns Of the dark seven
teenth century.
~. The amendment Il The product Of a
spirit utterly narrow. ianstical and hostile
to progress; Tor to stamp native bir'h into q
decisive merit. and foreign brit, Into blem-
sh. 10 be kept at distance. Il to prescribe
together with foreign descendancy. implied
" al fobor, intelligence. science and srt,
which emigration furnishes 10 this country
and without which she would long ago have
reIspsed into bsrbarism.
IL. The amendment sins, In q word,
against the principles OF the Declaration o.
Independence, of the Constitution. Justice.
liberty. wisdom and enlightened humsnity.
and subserves no other purpose bu, that Of
bribing, nsrrow-mnded, unjus:i6ed and
pernicious pesiiIence OF party. with the ul-
innate end Of despicsble party lrsfic.
II. Taking this amendment for what il
:, We must make the Republican party re-
'poneible Tor its pernicious conse quences. II \
his party suffers lie platform TO be thus
'seaI'hiIy infringed.
We. emigratea citizens. having neither
not. being responsible for this
'mendmeni. can not take any position but
rhich The violation OF our rights. the abuse
'hyred TO our intelligence and the blemish
Intended 70. onr birth Iorces us 20 take. As
ong as the Pspubsican party does not re-
ent nnd reject this and similar restrictions Of
he rights of rinicran,s We reneuncs ,.is
'sriy and assumc position Of open acslil-
" to il.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

@Ths following i the verdict o. sh,
\. Z. Observer. prominent relis isioss jour
ns, On The SickieA tragedy. 4
I've daily press u discussing The righ,
soo wrong q the sfFair, some defending one
psny and others condemning; but the
Christian Jsdgement is that Z scouadrrI
geo Ike dog BY the hand Of murderer.
iners 's no need Of mine;ng the ms,,er, o.
writing long columns 70 detsrmins which
~ss she most guilty. The wretch dsserv ed
ZOOS wrath and curse, and has il. !, wa
not The right Of man. even Of wroaged
: nnd ruined man. % ioiIics The judgement.
Dusit came. swift. terrible, and true. lie
Lesson will be wholesome. n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

TO YouSc MEcRAS ASrcs- we advise yor
BY oil mssnr, 70 secure home for yourself
II possible, before you marry. No mates
i u i humble. u 90 be :, Is sIl your own. 4
spot where you ere "monarch Of al you
survey Your wife will make i glsd and
beautiful By her presence. There u plenty
o. simple pleasures 10 your reach. and thou
ssnds of comforts will Be found IN yoos
sbcds which shun the eIidcd palaces Of nc
rich. " you continue honcs'. iudus,,ious
and loving, until you secure such home.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

TO wake, yet live no life,
To toll, and yet 70 know
That toll 10 only strife,
And eac ch achievement wo,-
That conqnes . self but mocks
The spul with idle dresma,
And Fsm~'s moet lofty rocks,
With none Of Heavens sweet hranns;
That. over al, there broods
The shadow of defeat;
That Fortunes dearest goods
Reward no fond concei';
That love, and wcsi' and lame
But lure 10 cheat; nnn oil
That made the sours young dream
But keeps the soul ia lhfaIi.
This is the worst OF life;
And a. ita close, 10 sigh,
That we have known the strife,
Not won 'he victory!
Thus ssddens Auiumn's peace, HiN
And makes the Harvest vain;
We see no tair ineresse
From all The golden grain;
We feel that we hsve slriven
Fa mocking toys o: Time;
Not for that hope OF Heaven
That makes all hopes sublime;
Not irr that sweet repose.
Which, never needing Fame,
H-s s"uEht the race 10 close
Without reproach ~ blame.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13
Important Decision in Regard 10 the
Naturalization Of Foreigners In Pro.
bate Courts.

AM kSA soAt A<VNAS&Ou Au N<S 9a0 w tue
Naturalization Of Foreigners In Pro
bate Courts.
The question has been raised. whether thu
Probate courts Of This s ate have the powel
10 na'urslize foreigners. and some Of sh,
higher Courss have decided th6T they havs
not. The Ps.ot was presented to ths Uni
ted States Circui, G ,ur., in the case of NJ Il
itsw Smith. who applied to the probas,
Judge Of Hamilton county. In October. 1856
who owed allegiance to ihe Grand Duke VI
laden. Judge Mclean yesterday gave .
write n opinion Ia The case. Ia which Be pre.
sents al the points with much cles:ns-s.
The Supreme Court Of The United S.ates
in case brought before IL. and held that
(" the power "f naturalization IL exclusively
10 Congress-" but IL has repeatedly been
held that Congress has power to authorize
such jursjiciion 10 be exercised by . Star.
Curt. An ngt OF Congress passed 10 1907.
declared that "every Court of Record, Ia
any individual State. having common law
Jurisdiction. shall be considered District
Court, and have jurisdiction IN matters Of
The C,nstitution Of Ohio de-
clsves that the Probate Court shall he q
Court OF Record. snd hence. under the act oi
Congress, Judge McClean decides that IL
has jurisdiction 10 naturalzc foreigners, aud
Ihst on complying with The remaining re-
quisi'ions Of the act Of Congress. the final
Of citizenship should be granted
10 Matthew Smith. Tie party 10 the present
proceeding. II Cincinnati Gazette.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

Orr FOR THE GOLD MISEs.--It was like
: fair o. Market about the Union Depc'
Friday with wsgons, mules and other neccs-
sites for land transportation, and sf twelve
o'clock 50 persons started over the Terre
lIssie Road fcr Pixies Peak. Verify, if this
goldmai,er L humbug Il viii ruin thousands
Of confdng and es,mabe msr. This party
was from the counties Of Marion, Hamilton.
Randolph and Henry. A. many more star,
today, and among Others the members o:
the Grsys' Band.-fSsate Sentinel.
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puBLIsHED EyLRy WEDNESDAY, AT JAslER
su4A Dusois couETY, ypsAsA. By
MEHRINGER & DOANE. M
OFFICE Coas1R or MAIN Cross Ann
.rarri9 MAcposALn SrREsrs.
TERMS STRICTLY IN ADvA NcE
Single Subscriptions. for fifty Nos, 81 81
For six monshf, HIS 0(


RATES or ADyERTIsISc.
Fsr square ~ 10 lines or les<, week, al 90
Each subsequent inseriion, rs cts,
Longet dveriiscmenis, at same raie. a
fraction ever even square or squarcs, counted
as a square. These are the terms for tran.
silent ndvertisements; a reasonable deduc.
zion will DO made n regular advertisers.
Notices OF appointment Of administrators
and legal notices OF like character to be
paid for ID advance.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township officcs. each. Slo0
For County A4 200
For District. Circuit. or State. 500
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

NJ Fox, the English orator. was one da,
told BY lady taat she "did not care three
skips Of Iouse for him lie as once took
out his pencil and wrote:
A lady has told me. and In her own hosse,
That she cares not for me "ihree skips cf :
iouse."
| forgive The dear creature for what she has
said, W
Since woman will talk Of what runs ID her
head.
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~ lAbBfE BROOK.
S,otless gentles! when Won fud
Womsn fallen-nevet mind
Hold her down!
Pub her, frown her out o. The way
(Pnre % "ou even yes,erdsy!)
Sh,s no right smong the Coy
Hold her down!
What II 'twas hu, one misd-ed,
One step will to another lead
Hold her down!
Pass by her on the other side.v
Stone her with the reprcsch and pride
u she slipping! Let her slide
Hold her down!
Ton have sinned. like her, ] wof,
che was caught, and you we're nol!)
Hold her down!
She (iike youD to Elm w,s prone,
STONE her, geniies. shes alone,
lLet the pure enc cast the stone!
Hold her down!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

@'A loan. amounting to 80 600 600 from
The British Government, for tho purpose 4
renewing the Atlantic Cable enterprise, is
announced a. decided upon. Further *
periments will. consequently. bs made The
prcscn, season.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13


CHrSFsr SUGAR CAxE As Foop ron
STocR.--ln the American Farmer We
lind communication from Mr.. M. B.
Shepherd. Of Fluvanna county. Vir-
ginia, relative to the value OF sugar
cane as food for stock. After dispos-
ing Of some objections to tile canc for
feeding, he says: ri
II have now grown the second crop
Of the Chinese sugar cane l haye
fed it freely to horses. cattle. and
hogs-to the two former in both a green
and cured state; have found that
they thrive finely on il. From the
great dronth we have lad, the corn
crop is a short onc--heR &C have civ.
en- my fattening hogs but little SO far
except sugar cane, and they are now
fat. The seed | have ground with OF
without corn for my horses; I consid-
er il one Ut the safest and most proiit.
able crops we raisc'
We have fact nponfact as to the val
nc Of the Chinese sugar cane, not on
y as . molasses and sugar producing
liant, but as food for stock OF almost
Every kind; still we have theoretical
,rctsnders among us, who know moth
ny practically Of the characteristics Of
he cane, taking upon themselves the
'asily assumed office Of condcmning,
. they condemn cv rytl,'ng whicl, -
lot the creation Of their own profound
or in engineering which in
Q public notice, they were not tho
'ionecrs-a fact that wonld prove =
most unreliable certificate to the far
ncrs Of the country What we wants
tactical truth, not theoruticalimagcry
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

!, - n south CsseIins the slave populs-
"as ''' = asa'oco. The white population il esq.,.
~ The increase Of population among Tho
.scxs 2 three times . great @ Il d amor .
The whises
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13

1Ao Acssc amend a. act entitled .su
q = ssss'rs men . acs honestly did no,
~ NE "Geseral Asssnbly" q iss lss.
"nsOsed session,
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PorAro CrrrURx x-Aftertrying var
lous experiments have come 10 the
conclusion that the great secret in
raising potatos consists ina great meas-
IRE in planting, digging, aud storing.
"a aprvpcr time and manner. Planting D
should be done rs early il the seaso 4
as practicable, in dry. rich soil. l
would not object TO planting on green
sward, ii mannred rlcntitully with
stable manure, and well narrowed in.
unless very fertile without this appli-
|eHti9st; although many 40 object 10
this mode Of operation, yet ! have
adopted it within few years and
have had very good succcss, raising
at the ra'e II 150io 200 bushels Of
good sound potatoes per acre. After
culture should be such as would bring
them e maturity as carly in the sea-
son rs possible. 7rh
Potatos should he drg as soon a.
ripe. or otherwise Us soon as diseast,
makes its appearance. (ior a few days'
delay may ruin the crop J and careful
y sorted 50 that should there be any
diseased ones they can b. rejected.
And last hut not least, they shonll
De stored nacool, dry cellar, in bar
rcIs or boxes as would nctrecomncnd
putting a great many together in q
bin. Within the last six years I have
not lost one per cent. Of my potatos.
stored ia this manner. Ohio Cultiva-
or.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-04-13


Whisper Il sof'lv,
When nobcd,'s nea-.
I.si not those sccenis
Fall harsh on Tie ear,
She 10 a blossom,
Too tender aud frsil
For the Keen blast
The pitiIess gale.
Whisper Il gently.
Twill cost ,h'e no pain
Gentle words rarely
Are spoken in vain:
Threats and reprosch~s.
The sfsbborn msy ,nvve--
Noble the conquest
Aided by love.
Whisper Il kindly,
Twill pay thee 10 know,
Penitent tear-drops
Down her cheeks flow.
Has rhe from virtue
Wandered ssiruy I
Guide her feet gen,ly,
Rough 10 tho way.
She has no parent,
None of her kir,
Lssd her Isvm esrvr,
Keep her from Min.
Does she ..sn on iLesf
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Hold Her Down.

lrsscRfBED ro THE GExflK~ - the PURE
oHEs!-wHo HAVE CAST the riasr srvsE.
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NO. 2.


-I- \
To MANE HARD CAM, ~ 81 soyr
TALLom - noticed a short tim.
since ~ the Country Gentleman. \
receipt to make soft iaIIuw hard. i
scnl yon one ! know by experience
70 be good. To twelve pounds of
tall"w take half gallon OF water "a
which add three table spoontnls Of
alum, and two Of smlfpcfrc. which
meat and dissolve; then yo,,r tallow
and one pound Of becswax; boil hard
alftogctllcr, until the water evauo-
rates, skim well while boiling. Il
should not be put in your moulds
hotter than Won can bear Your hand
in. The candles much nicer when
the wcks arc not tied at the bottom.
1t is not only q disagrceable task TO
cnt the wick og but it injuries the
monlds. Never heat your lnoulds t.
draw your candles IN cod weather.
Perhaps il is not generally known
that tallow from grass-fcd cattle
should always he hard with the addi-
t'"n Of very little almn and bccswax.
In very cold weather much less alum
must be used, or they will crack so rs
to fall to pieces sometimes: ard a
third more Of each should b. used IN
very warm weather ii the ta!low il
very soft. With little management
You can always have hard tallow for
summer usc where vou mako III 49,,
Jwn candles. .-Couhtry Gentleman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-30
- IMPORTERS,

Have in store and u. 8. Custom Honse al hSds
TAYLORS CELEBRATEDL LON DON DOCK BRAN
DY. imported by them from John Taylor of Lon
don: Also, In Custom House. Brandies of the al
lowing brands James Rennessy; Otard, Dupuy
Co. the United Vineyard Proprietors; sidney Cs-
lerier. and other brands. CHAMPAaNEs: Green
Seal; Cabinet, in half pinta Piper heidsick; Held.
s,ck 20, ana other brands. All grades or PORT
VINES. SHERRIRs Duff Gordon, Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines. Old Scotch WITS.
KEY. RYE WHISTLES: summerdeap: Iackey's
Mountain Rye; pure Extract of Rye Grain; Funk;
Besores Old Bourbon County X y and other brands
Jamaica RUM. Holland GIN, In whole and Y pines
Hostetters celebrated Stomach Bltters Charles
L3ndon COKDlALGIN. London PORTER Scotch
ALE In stone jugs. Superior old Scuppernone Wine.
cred and white,) made in Carolina SAR6INES
wnoie hai ana quarter boxes etc etc Also, AGO.
In Havana by gentleman sent out by us for that
purposes varying in price from so to Sl5C DER thou.
sand. All of which will be sold to punctual per.
sons on favorable terms.
BURRUBS d BRO,
Sole Importers, In the United States. of Teylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy
Nos Wide Water street, Iron Building.
25-6m NorSoik Va
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r AND FOR SALE CHARLEs CITY

- COUNTY Il Offer for sale my tract of land ly.
ing in the county of Charles City on James River
| called MOUNT PROSPECT" containing by re.
cent survey l59 or 40 acres adjoining the Malvern
Estate, and lands of Messrs Samuel and Newton
Laed There has been seeded crop of wheat this
fall on the land.
On the said tract is a good dwelling house. barn.
stable and negro quarters. If not sold privately
will offer it at auction. on SATURDAY, I'd day of
April, 1859 at II O'Clock, A. NJ.
TERMs-One fourth cash balance at 6, 49, and Is
months. for bonds bearing interest secured by q
trust deed.
Any one desiring to pnrchase will call on VIM II
peasants, 18th street, between Main and Cary
streets.
NH I7-dtds THOS j WEST, Ja
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EW GOODS ! NEW GOODS /!
A. X. PARKER q CO.

No las Esqle Square, Marin &reet,
Have inst yeeefvctttheir SPRING STOCK or DRY
G3NDS to which they invite the attention Of the
Si,y and country trade generally. Farmers house.
lcSrers and nj others who wish TO huy bargains
S.auld do well 20 sive Us acsll before purehasing
Plsin Black and Celoted silks
Coiorcd silks, ayaaere and Brccade
Rich silk Robcs-Douhle Jnre
(lreuadine Robes, DO dc
Rich 0rsandfe Robes
roulard silks
Printed Rsresce. Jsconets, Lawns. Br;iiisnts
Barege heiaiues, 0inebsms, French Cam.
hiics. &c
Cloths, Csssmercs aud vestings
Fancy Iinen nriinss
Table DaI0ask Linen Sheetiees
Irish liaens, Pillow Linens
DasssS Napkins. Damask Doyies
Pain and Colored Bordefed Towels, &c
Together with every article usually found in our
line NH ~
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CPRING TRADE, 1859.
KENT. PAINE 4 CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and
no-oa
DRY GOODS,
Nos la and I65 Main street Richuor

Nos lf3 and lbs Main street Richmond.
The subscribers respectfully announce TO the
Merchants Of Virgins, North Carolina and Tennes
see that their arrangements for the coming
SPRING TRADE are more extensive than hitherto,
and u at By the LIST March they will be prepared TO
exhibit one of the largest and most attractive
F0REfGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS AND
CLOTHING,
that they have had the pleasure 20 ofsr, TO an
examination Ct which they cordially invited.
AS heretofore, we have imported direct from En-.
rope many Of the leading fabrics and wares in our
line and stock will be found very iull and coz
plee III every department, and well adapted TO the
wants Of the trade.
TIE magnitude Of our business, with our unsur-
PASSED facilities fully warrant US in pledging our
eel yes to sell eur Goods at low prices they
be bought in any Northern market, thus saving a
per centage to the purchaser.
ORDERS are respectfully solicited, which sh all
at All times have our prompt and personal atten-
ton hHNI, PAINE 70.
Richmond, Feb l9, 1889. fe 10
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NEW PISTOL AND RTFLEGALLERy

L " IN
~ TO THE CITIZENS OF KICHMOND.-Ihave
the pleasure TO inform a pei Interested in the
nse OF the Pistol that have opened an elegant gai
Iery on the corner of Main and I4sh Streets Ricb-
mond ' A'sh-
have provided my establishment with every re-
quislte essential to a thorouahiy we'll appointed
GALLERY; The public may confidently rely upon mn
Plstois being OF the very best American, English
ana french manufacture, and my entire accommo-
age of the public Of Richmond.
Amy Ladies who may be desirous to mako Them
selves familiar with the of this weapon i shall
be glad to wait upon at their residences or al INV
Gallery. where have a special target exclusively
set apart for the Ladies, and where they will Ia
may demand. 0'
OF various Galleries in the United States ~ no,r
aud meet the requirements of first class esabish
ment; and feel fully competent, without self auda-
ton to give thorough instruction in the nix tnl use
CT the Pistol. shall be grateful for the patronage
OF visitors. amateurs and pupils, and earnestly on
deavor to give satisfaction. vs.
NH 2S-3t JOHN TRAVIS