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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

The case of Marble, one of our
respected colored citizens, holding
the responsible position Of police
man, and who was charged with
receiving q bribe of S25 some time
since, was brought before Judge
Burwell yesterday for decision. 1t
being proven against him, he was
promptly discharged from the pc.
lice force, and committed for trial,
taking up his abode in the county
Jail till that interesting event takes
place /; thus relieving the city of an
unmitigated scamp.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
CHILL TONIC.

We are living In an age OF improvement
where experience has taught that the use OF
arsenic and a~rsenical preparations produce
oruptiOns Of the skin and dIopsieal illusions;
anu Us it Is known that all the old and value
less preparations now In use, and sold for
the cure Of chi Is and lever y kindTed dis.
ease contain aTsenic Ia some form or shape,
their use shonld be discontinued by the pub
lie. EnWARD WI, DEkS htli Tonic Is
purely u vegetable compound. tested and
approved by The ablesI n most eminent
phys clan OF the present age. For chills ami
lever, fever and ague, dumb agua. and every
form, type, M variety OF malarial or pau.
guardian, double i~ertlan, twenty -0ne-day
chi Is, billions or remit ent fever, b own
ague, neuralgia, and every other form Of
periodical diseases whate or, this medicine
has no equal, and In all such Cases II cures
qulckly and permanently.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
Compound Extract of Wild Cherry.

This preparation is specially recommend
cd ~ 40 ding certain and prOmp chef 0F
cough, uOli-, and catari BIS OfeyGry describe
ton In b., hit's, larynRitis, and asthma
or lhthisi ~ gi,c, immediate comfort and
rel Of Il 4, ais adm rauly adaptei 10 inc
relief OF thu cough ami di1icLlt, VI breath.
ing IN COusum ton II Is ai,O %indispensa.
b.O IN winter; fever or pneumonia, pleuTisy
and y,ry iOim Of pulmonary diseaso at.
tended with c ugh, uiiiIu'ty Of breathing,
or pain For plea antnuss OI ti,te, efficiency
ami power, this medicine h - no equ Al and
" hen u,cn u any 81 ere Hbov" diseases, has
nCv. = lrcn Known TO fan 10 give aimU,t in
slant r,liel, followed b certain aud GrlnA,
npntcurc. u the cough or cod be accom-
PANEL hy hsaIaCha ana prins IN tho holy
OF Il troublei with cost ycncss the Family
Pills u en- with the Wild cherry, viii give
ready Tcli /.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
VII.
Mothers Worm Syrup.

This preparation has b, en- before the pub
Tic but 4 few months, IN NalCh tluie II has
won a Hput4tiOn not surp.s ell by auy
Worm Med O. e Ia the country. Wherever
II has been tried, IT'S Effects have been most
happy. Being composed entirely OF vtge-
table ingredients, and Tree RON all nauseOas
taste that Vurmlluge contains, II iSa pleas.
ant syrup that children will readily And
gladly take. or II tan he eaten with bread
The presence of worms in the intestlnes Is
indica ed by q ware y OF symptoms, among
viii h are swelling OF tue abdomen, pains
in the stomach, picking Of hose aud cans,
bad breath, variable appetite, etc. and II
tho wOI ms are allowed " remain, as is too
often the case, death ts frequently The re.
suit o emove them quickly and perma-
nensly, and without lnfliCting any injury 70
the Child's health. use the AOthers' Worm
81 Fnp. All other worm o objections and
worm candy contain terF0 alba, q deadly
poison, viii h 10 used 70 Geep the candy aud
and cOnfec' Ions from running together IN
warm weather. Beware OF their use, and
use only Mothers Worm syrup.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

FRANK PACKARD, the redoubtable
Frank, Of the dun horse notoriety,
has at last made up his mind to mi
CRATE. Frank says that he is too
honest for the Radicals Of this
county, and for the want of an Of
fee 10 forced to leave the sable le-
gions which he has led in more
than one procession. He is coming
to his senses evidently, and has in
augurated a movement in which
we hope to see his example liber-
ally patronized by all SIGH.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

WITH pleasure we acknowledge
the receipt of a card of invitation
to attend the Second Annual Fair
of the Jefferson County Planters
Mechanics and Manufacturers
Association, to commence at Fay.
cite, on Tuesday, October 18th.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
THR lGH OF HEALEH!l
A Chart by which Is shown
How No Man Need Live
sickIy or Die Young.
1870.
The Wonders and Blessings Of Recent
Medical Discoveries.
PREFACE.

Tho age Of unrelieved and unreliable sui.
fcrlng has passed awaY. Inc age Of rell-i
has rome. Medical Science-whlch nIty
yenrs ago grouped In the dark, d~arkly-hAs
had revealed 10 Il. and Is every day reveal
ing, certain specifies which seem 10 possess
the power OF maRic The MAN who Oubt
az turns away is mad. Tn man who refuses
10 be convinced II Il; only to endure In ig.
nnrAnce what u little KNOWLEDGE would
avert. n THIS spirit tho celebrated remedies
OF EpWARD w DNk are submitted 10
thinking and afflicted men n women
They Afe not patent medicines, US the phrase
goes, but remedies which are prepared In
The first place from wise and scientific pre-.
scriptions. and art sanctioned by experiences
Ne give below q br:ei sketch Of the mos
conspicuous;
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
LI9NOsKI!s
ELECTIC IMMINENT,
FOR A OR BEAST

Try one bottle and you will never b with-
out another.
The D inclpal ingredient in this celebrat-
cd Medicine, Is an oil procured iron Tho In
dIaPs Of the Rocky Mountaint. Ne alone
possesses wonderful curative properties and
being chemically cor bined. as in the kLhC-
TRlC L1NlMEkT with some Of tho most,
powerful, yet soothing and healing REM
ediAl agents known 10 the mind, produces,
the most RECT and efleSolOus remedy ever
made known in the world. Reader, have you
friends that are suffering from external DIS
easesI then 60 tell them 70 call az once and
get u supply Of.
LignOski's Electric Liniment
and DO Gu. cd.
II cures the following diseased
F0R MAN - In1amhtory Rheumatism,
Chronic and Acute RheumRtis Bruises
SprA:ns, Pains, stiffness or Sorene 9 In the
Back or JOINTS, Burns and soalds, Ulcers
aud uld /, ores, Piles. Ear-ache. T00th.acha,
Headache, SOre lhrl,t Mumps, Ague in
the Face or Breast. White Swelling. sore or
lnliumed Eyes, PaIa ysis or Numb Palsy,
Erysipelas, salt Rheum a~eroiulous Sores.
FOR HORsEs-B g He ID, Pool Evil, Fistu-
Ia, Mango, S.ratches Bruises, Sweeny.
striDg-lia,t Ring. Bone, Windgall. saddle
or Collar GALL, : rauked Heels. Wounds and
Cuts. Sore I'd Weak Eyes toundeis
None genuine unless tho name Of r. Il.
LignOski is found blown on the bottle.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
BROOKS SALVEI.

IT CUREs-Tette-, ~Eryslpelas, Salt Rheum,
Itch, RingwUrms. Ulcers. soalds, Burn,
HarbeT's Itch, Ulcers in the EAr. Pimples,
rheumatism Goul, Pncs and ali Eruptions
Orthe Skin
All who have used this SHlve, agree that
IL S the greatest rtmedy Y e USED. After
trying ORa box. sou will always have it on
hand. PrepaiI d and ri by
H.. LIGNOSKI,
Drusgi { and Chi mist,
Monroe. La.
Ball, Lyons 4 ca, Wholesale Agents New
0rleaOs, 10. John Fleming. No 90 Maya
zine 1tEeo1, wholesale agent. New Orl ans,
Louisiana. sep2
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15
WAnREN ID FAIR.

aware, the annual exhibition o.
Ehe Warren County Agriculture
Association will commence on thu
25th inst. and continue four days
While it is true that there arc
some obstacles against which the
managers of this praiseworthy Gu
terprise will have to contend, YET
it is conceded by every one who
is acquainted with the programme
to be offered, hat its success will.
be as complete as the condition Of
the country will permit. Already
we observe the enthusiasm of ouI
stock raisers and f%ancicrs, who are
busily engaged in grooming and
training their animals for cxhibi
ton. There are many very fine
horses already in the city, which
will be entered for premiums, and
we hear Of many more to arrive.
Every arrangement necessary for
the comfort Of visitors, or for the
accommodation of stock or articles
to be exhibited, has been closely
studied and amply supplied, and
nothing now remains to be done
to ensure the most triumphant sue,
cess of our County Fair.
Our State has already planted
its standard of superiority in the
State of Missouri, where its staple
products have been acknowledged
10 be ahead Of all competition and
have been awarded the highest
prizes contained in the catalogue
Of premiums offered at the State
Fair which has just closed AZ St.
Louis. We feel assured that many
improvements, both in agriculture
and mechanics Of which our peo-
pie at large are entirely ignorant,
will be placed on exhibition by the
patrons Of our Association, which
should be encouraged and de-
veloped by every man who feels
the interests of our people and
country at heart. To those abroad
who may feel disposed to patro-
nizc the Agricultural Association
Of this county, and who are unac-
quainted with the facilities our
city possesses to entertain them
handsomely during their sojourn
amongst us, we take pleasure in
saying that nothing is wanting to
make their visit o pleasant and
satisfactory one, and we trust that
many Mississippians who are un-
acquainted with Vicksburg and
its unlimited resources of CON-
merce and trade, will avail them
selves Of this opportunity to as.
certain the advancement VIC have
made in material wealth and pros
perity, and the extent Of our ca.
pacities for competition with rival
cities.
Our hotel accommodations are
ample for a thousand guests, and
everything calculated to instruct
or amuse the many visitors We ex-
pect during the Fair has been
carefully arranged and prepared
by those whose time, energy and
money have been devoted to such
purposes. We have examined the
programmes, and conversed with
those having this public spirit en-
terprise in hand, and being salts
fed of its suscess ourselves we
feel no hesitance in encouraging
every one to patrouize literally
the approaching exhibition of the
Agricultural Association of this
county.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

The Tribune says: "If there be
anything utterly out oil date, il is a
"colored pew" "a colored car" or
"a colored gallery" or any other
place in which men aud women arc
thrust, because their skins happen
to be Of different hue from the
conductors, or the d%eacOns, or
dOOrkeepers.' II has struck the
people of the United States as q
rather singular circumstance, that
the New York Tribune, which
breaches "negro equality" and de.
clares the color of The skin to be the
only specific difference between the
negro aud the Caucasian, has not,
and never had, in its printing, edi-
tOral, or other departments, a single
specimen of the race it claims as the
equal, physically and mentally, of
the employees now attached TO that
institution. There are scores Of
niger "printers" sO.called in the
country, and scores OF so-Called
"nigger writer's {" It would there
fore be q better argument on the
part of the Tribune, in favor Of the
Equality" it breaches, to socially
and professionally fraternize with
these niggers, and demonstrate it's
beliefin the principles 1t processes,
by employing them, than the col.
umns Ofpretty sentiments 1t issues
monthly, Practically, the political
and literary career Of the Tribune is
a living lie 10 the language 1t daily
utters but not more so than all
such sheets, aud the daily lives all
such men as write for them. 1t
breaches up poor SAmbo, and in It's
own huge commercial and literary
relations, cuts him dead. It preach
es up "~proteCtion to home indus
try" and cuts the domestic paper
maker dead, whenever 1t can use
as it has to a degree for a year or
Two, foreign printing paper, at a
cent or two lower price per pound,
than domestic. BY what mystery
is its patrons and supporters thus
hoodwinked p IN. Y. Day Book.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

Fron two to four million dol
lars will be left In this city b.
visitors. Commercial relations
will be established and renewed.
and the general result will be
greatly beneficial.
Edwin Booth is at DeBars, and
receiving nightly Ovations. The
other places Of amusement are in
"full blast" and crowded to over.
flowing. Mr.. Geo. NJ. Flanagan
and his bride are here, and 90
hence to Iowa. / meet many OF
our townspeople: Ben. Hardaway,
Gen. Writ Adams, Calvert, Perry,
WOrrelI, Shearer, Lamkin, Mitch.
ell, Rockwoo', King, Grimes, Nc
Quaide, Gorham, Rodge, Bruser,
Hardy, Spengler, Jones, Kress,
DC, DC. Many leave Saturday by
rail for home. Those wishing to
do business here must remain I'M
til next week. | append the names
of Warren county competitors for
the cotton prizes. Mississippi is
extensively represented in this
department.
Polk, Boswell Il Co, Vicksburg,
Miss, Finney d Clarke, exhibit.
ors.
Edmund jackson, Warren coun-
ty, Miss, producer, Fletcher d Co.,
exhibitors.
G.. NJ. Walton, Vicksburg, Miss,
Sells d. Co., exhibitors.
Williams d Walton, Vicksburg,
Sells d Co., exhibitors.
] must close and leave for the
grounds. Weather delightful
More anon. BIJOU.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

More anon. BIJoU.
THERE is 4 curious rumor circu-
lating in London hat Bismarck
has proposed to Prim and Serrana
that King John of Saxony shall
become King Of Spain, and that
Prussia shall pay to Spain a large
sum Of money, besides giving her
part Of Algeria and the fortress of
Gibraltar, and helping her to an.
mex Portugal. King John OF Sax.
ony is now about seventy years
old, and is more distinguished as
a scholar than a king. He is pro.
foundry versed in scholastic he
olOgy and medieval metaphysics,
and his notes on Dante are the
best in existence. He would be
very much out Of place, however,
in attempting to rule a country so
torn by faction and broken by
financial distress as Spain, and
with such a question on its hands
as that Of Cuba. His eldest
son, however, who now COM
mands the Twelfth Army Corps
of the German armies in
France, might perhaps be induced
to exchange the succession to the
Saxon throne for the perilous
chances of a coronation in Spain.
He is now forty-two years old,
and a clever enough fellow as
things go, But as for Bismarck
being able to add Gibraltar, Por-
tugal, and a part of Algeria to the
Spanish monarchy, that is a fancy
of the very thinnest description.
Still, there is no doubt that impor-
tant secret negotiations have long
been going on between Prim and
Bismarck, the most interesting
feature Of which to the United
States is the possible cession of
Cuba to the North German Con-
federation. Bismarck, satisfied with
the military power Of Germany, is
anxious to add to it u great naval
development, and for this purpose
nothing could be better adapted
than the possession of such n
transatlantic dependency as Cuba,
if it were only peaceful and sub
missive. We know that he has
had his eye upon the island for a
long time, and has sent agents
there to ascertain whether it would
be judicious to bargain for it. 1t
is much more likely that some ar
rangement upon this subject
should enter into his scheme Of
putting upon the throne of Spain a
prince in the German interest,
rather than that he should com
plicate the affair with an attempt
to acquire both Gibraltar and Por-
tugal,- New York Sun.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

<=
Close Of the fashionable GarHi-
Ual-Ho! for ne Sunny South
The Present, Past and Future.
Core poudsnOe Of the visksbuFs HERALD
NIAGARA FALLS, Oct. 4, 1870.
One more fashionable season al
Niagara Falls and other places Of
resort on the line of the fashion
able summer tour, is drawing to a
close. Another carnival term is
drawing closer the folds Of its
garments and preparing for the
visitation of the frigid King Of ice
and snow.
NIAGARA FALLS
has been a grand success this sea-
son, and more enjoyable and
with all, satisfactory term has
never passed over this wonder of
wonders. Since early in the
spring, the hotels have been
crowded to overlooking with the
representatives Of the fashionable
world, from all sections, and even
now, as the scar and yellow leaf
comes on, people seem 10th to
leave. One can always enjoy a
visit to Niagara Falls, you always
find a jolly, aillable company,
every one of whom are here on
purpose to enjoy themselves. Each
evening there is hop going on at
one OF the hotels, so that the de.
voices of the light footed divinity
have ample chance to whirl, and
bow, and chat, to their hearts
content.
NIAGARA IN WINTER
is a sight everybody should see
once in q life time at least. A
frst-class hotel is kept open for the
accommodation Of winter tourists.
The number of
SOUTHERN TOURISTS
who will sojourn through the lands
Of the orange blossoms and mock
ing birds this winter, will doubt
less be numerous, for it has been
the general theme of conversation
here this summer, and the evil
dences are that the fair bellies of
the East will predominant in the
sunny South during the winter
months.
THE PAST SEASON
has been 4 triumphant success.
Niagara has been more popular
than ever during the past summer,
and even now the number of
tourists on the wing is truly i'm
mensc, to what it has usually
been. The Falls are looking gor.
geOus in their beautiful autumn
robes, and this is really about the
best time to be here. Expensive
preparations will soon be COM
menced for the accommodation of
fhn hpofo aypaoto1 uovt gon.no
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

WARREN CIRCUIT COURT CON-
mences on the fourth Monday in
November next.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

CHEAPEST AND BRsT.-' heaItn auN M.
comb;s Svrnn for n inadequate. y AVG
N sSngSis.e ~ 1ately occurred OF Belle,
and Il s5 aasrains = and the husband a
Infantile quantib2s 0Qisd OF me 9lsSas'
on, clOthi - iVn III
md nrovi 3 pn+tt *YA'
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

ate James 7. Brady once
led that his experience
CLIENTS convinced him that
9wife was his best lawyer.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-10-15

RE NEEDLES
NINTH WONDER I
OIL EXTRACT OF zGPOTESHi
Cures Cholera and Cholera Morbus.

An internal md External medicine, and
will cure the folloWiag disease
Bloody Fiux n DiafrhOea.
headaC Q aud EarAohe.
TOnth-achC.
Neuralgia.
Asihmi and Piles, instant relief.
Sore Throat
Collie and tramp.
Sprains.
HOre or Weak Byes
Pain Ia th4 BnoG o. Side.
Fever ami Ague.
BrrAksa Z hill in I've N nutes.
Enlal cement OF the spleen.
This Is the greatest family medicine IN the
world. and the Only one Known that will
break q hill In i've minutes a leave the
person Gle n Of fever.
You know not wnen you may be sick, and :
should keep II In the family.
hoai genuine unless III name 0fR. b
LIgnOski Is found b own on the bottle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1870-11-05
1000 REWARD.

For any case of Blind
Bleeding, Itching, or liberated Piles that DE
BING'S PILE REMLDY fails to cure. 1t is
prepared expressly TO cure the Piles and moth
ing else, and has cured cases of over twenty
years standing. Sold by all Druggists.
VIA FUGA.
De Bing's Via Fuga is the pure juices of
Banks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CONSUMPTION.
Inflammation of the Lungs; all Liver, Kid
ney, and Bladder diseases, Organic Weakness,
Female Affections, General Debility, and all
complaints of the Urinary Organs IN Male and
Gravel, Dropsy and Scrofula, which most gen
orally terminate in Consumptive Decline 1t
purifes and enriches the Blood, the Billiary,
Glandular and Secretive System; Corrects and
Strengthens the Nervous and Muscular forces;
it acts like charm on weak, nervous, and de-
bilitated females, both young and old. None
should be without it. Sold everywhere.
LABoRAroRY-142 Franklin street. Baltimore,
Nd. July 23.-1y.
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Miscellaneous.
TIN, ZINK, SHEET IRON
AND
GALVANIZED IRON WORKER.

TNHE undersigned informs the citizens Of
l. Towsontown and vicinity, that he has
commenced the TIN AND SHEET IRON bust
ness in Towsontown, on the York Road, near
the Toll-Gate, opposite the Towsontown Insti-
tute, where he is prepared to transact every
kind of work connected with the business. AT
his store will be found all kinds of Tin and
Sheet Iron Ware, House Keeping Articles, &C.,
which the citizens of the neighborhood are in
vited to call and examine.
Especial attention paid to METALLIC ROOF
ING and to the putting up of CUTTERS and
SP0UTS.
Particular attention paid to REPAIRING
HOT AIRFURNACES, FIRE PLACEST0VES,
TIN WARE and other work.
All work guaranteed to be of the best mate
rial and workmanship. Public patronage So
licited.
FRUIT CANS of every description, kept on
hand or promptly manufactured to order, at
cheapest rates. He will also visit his patrons
houses and solder their cans, when they wish
him to do so. GEORGE SCHMITT.
July 80, till Dec. 9.
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B o n E d U S 7 f!

NNHE subscriber has just erected at his Farm,
Il near the city, the most improved machine
ry for making BONE DUST, and is now ready
to fill orders for any quantity, which will be
delivered at the shortest notice.
The BONE DUST will be finer than any
heretofore made by him, (no chemical process
resorted to- enabling the Farmer or Planter to
sow it with the drill
MS- Mr.. SAMUEL SANDS, we'll known to
the Farmers and Planters of the United States
as the former Editor of the american Farmer
and Rural Register, will have charge of his
Office, No. SO South Gay Street,
NEAR PRATT, and will be happy to receive
the visits or orders of his old friends.
$45 per ton, put in new bags; no charge for
bags.
Farmers and others are invited to visit my
works. | have nothing to conceal.
My men have nothing nice to perform, there
fore l have no mon admittance" signs on my
premises. Persons are free to examine my
factory, and the moduS 0perandi of Dust max
ing
l cannot afford to pay 5, 10 or 20 per cent. to
commission merchants, as my profits do not
exceed 10 per cent.
Bone Dust, as manufactured by me, is Il SIM
pile, and its quality cannot be made to conform
to the price.
JOSHUA HORNER,
Office 63 South Gay street, near Pratt,
Baltimore, Md,
Mss-Or at his old stand, corner CHEW AND
STERLING STREETS.
August 20.-1Y.
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YORK ROAD RAILWAY.
BETWEEN BALTIMORE & TOW -
SONTOWN. Se


1H6 ACRES, about one-third in Wood, bal
i Cance under cultivation situated inn
rnediately on Baltimore and Ohio Bail s-s
road, 80 miles from Baltimore, mi]e from u
Woodbine Station, and near Norgans Es&
Switch; has Log Weather boarded Dwelling
with six rooms stable, dairy, barn, &C. new
er failing spring Of good water near the dwell
ling. The farm is divided into ten fields, all
well watered. Apply to
HENRY W/COOKE,
Law Building Is, st. Paul St.,
Aprn I6.-tf Baltimore.