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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-12-18
SECOND DISPATCH.


From the Boston Vrayelcr,l
The reported arrest Of Prof Canco
Bcllo, eX-Professor oSSppnish in Har-
ward College Cambridge, is confirmed
by letters from Havana. met to-day
his former pupil, who was with him in
Boston, J. &. Angarica, who says that
Prof Bello went TO Havana at the inyi-
tatiou Of the Spanish authorities in re-
lation to his property which had been
sequestrated, promising to restore ton
the payment Of a certain sum, he tore
ljnquish his claims At Washington
Angarira earnestly requested him not
to go to Cuba and mperil his life, as it
was only n Spanish trick TO get hold OF
him and imWiso0 him. He was ar
rested on the arrival of the steamer
City Of New York in Havana recently,
with some sixty Others, some of whom
were in the steamer and Others were
already in Havana. Prof Bello is in
prison on a charge of conspiracy
against the Spanish government, and
his friends entertain fears that false
witnesses will be trumped up against
him, and that the Spaniards may treat
him as they did the Virginius' captain.
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From san An,onlo.


'ff' sf'NNHlbil lls
During the light Of the LIST instant
Mr., James II. Wills, who delivered
freight at Fort Mcliayltt, from Denl.
son, was cncanped with four wagons
n few miles from the fort; thinking 10
be safe enough, he kept no watch over
his animals. Early next me rning he
searched for them, but TO no purpose.
They were undoubtedly stolen by the
Indians,
On the 9TH instant, the body of. +.
Miller Of Arizona, killed by Indians,
was found near Camp Charlotte, He
and another man named Chucn were
on their way from Wcatheyford to Ari-
IONA, The latter escaped unhurt
Many other Indian rumols are alloat,
and combinations will be promptly
reported.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Fort Clark advices by last nights
mail report that Captain Hudson, of
the Fourth Cavalry, with thirty men,
pursued the Indians who have lately
deprecated in the lower part of Nneces
county, and found them in the west
fork OF Nucces river. lie attacked
them, numbering forty, killed nine
that were left on the field, wounded
several, and captured cighty-three
horses.
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j. w. SCHENCK,
Elm Street. Dallas. Texas.
AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
a GARD.

We are doing an auction and com-
mission business, ut the corner of Elm
and Market streets "a prominent point),
In this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit conslgnments of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population.
We are also doing real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc. We sell nj public
or private sale, ~ instructed, and make
liberal advances on conslgnments, our
motto; "Quick sales and prompt re-
tunsn References Swindells d
McCaleb, Editors and Proprletors Of
the Dallas Herald; Adams Il Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; Castor, Thomas x
Baylor Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas
Coils. Sneed & Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Messrs. Shryock Il Row
land, st. Louis; 7. C. Jordan & Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt Hare, Caron-
iclet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
M. A. HIBBI.lsR a co.
NJ, A. HrpnLrR. W. G, sIcKLEs
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JORDAN, GAY Sc CO.,
ENERAL
INSURANCE AGENTS
Are prepared 10 write Insurance IA Dallas
and surrounding counties IN the following
FIRST class companies nj ialr rates;
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE CO., on
HARTFORD, CONN,
AsSets""~o,,"..,,o,n,~, ,,,n-"aosa,S0o,ooo 90
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE. CO., on
HANNIBAL, Mo,
Asset ,"",.,",,"~ooOO,oOO
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Asscls",."'",,,~.,,,','.''
STATE INSURANCE CO., or HANNl-
Assets ....,........".....,...'.....e u0O. 900 90
MERUil MIS- MUTUAL TNSURA NCE CO.,
OF GALVESTON, pENAs.
Assots..,"ev,".o....os," ",,ar"u ",ts5o,oOV 90
rEXAS RANKING AND lNstiRANC CO.,,
OF JAMESON, rlSNAS.
ASsets".o"...a.,.,,..,u adOO,OhO 90
PLANTERs' INSURANCE. CO.. or uOuS-
TON, rENAS,
Assots""".".,....",,,,. ,.,..",',,,o"h2o0,ooo 90
OLD DOMINION FIRE lNLunANCE CO.,
ON RICHMOND, VA.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---------'
VIRGINIA FIRE AMI MARINE iNSuR-
ANCE CO., or RICHMOND, VA.
r't29. h03 "a
FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF
PHILADELPHIA,
Assets. Ha,5Oa.Osi III
oFFiCE-CIrY BANK BUILDING,
Corner OF Commerce md Market sts,,
DALLAS, TEXAS.
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Any AFFLICTED female who desires relief
should not fail 10 procure the English Female
lIittGrs and he cured. For sails by druggists
and merchants. Address
DR.. p. DRoMGoOLF, prep'r,
Louisville, Ky.
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Woman's Medical Adviser, neat little
book, containing cnuses, symptoms and trept-
mont ofall ordinary affections affecting the
female sex, can be hadhy enclosing % cents.
Address MS above,
Sold wholesale and retail ~ Dallas, Texas,
by n. e.. liOhkINS.
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TIE w EEKLY HERALD

THE WEEKLY HERALD win be nuh.
lishol every saturday morning. snbstrIp.
ton, V2'U por anuumj tl,lO iOl AiX months
payable Ia advance, No Mhscrlpiion tal,rn
Tor less period than six months
AdYuflhglhnnlh Inserted NJ the rate Of 81 20
per square for the DIST insertion, ANA "a cons
tor rlcll subs quent INSERTION.
Obituary notices. marriages, deaths, public
meetings, cards of thanks, etc., To he paiI ior
NJ half ADVERTISEMENT rates,
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We take this occasion 10 ihnnk ous
friends for paat LAYERS, aad respect
fully caiI their attention 10 our iin.
mensc stock, which We are Jus, recci,'
Ing direr, from the principal mnnu'
mciurcr- of tho North and West, pur-
ehnshing direct from nrst hands Tor
cash on the spoi, and awaiting our
selves Of every advantage by shipping
In ear load. undcr specini contract.
aud ny onr own iabor almost Eceing
ourselves from store expenses. We
confident Ia our abiiity "a offer 90 an
friends and Ia the public gcn,raiiy az
Immense stock 20 better rates nnN
more uniforn,ly low figures thau ma
ever beiore been oncred la the interior
OF Texas.
A. ~ basis nnd Foundation Of our
business, We guarantee EVERY article 10
be ns represented, ~ moaey REFUNDED
~ aur cxpcns. or transportation.
our sucecss In business depends en-.
tircIy upon establishing u wholesale
trade Ia Northern Texas, aud We oaIy
ash n inir and impartial trial, ana u
close comparison ~ uniform prices
with those ~ Shire, epori, galveston,
and New Orleans with ircights added.
aud We chcerfuIIy abide by uhe deri.
sion Of The same.
DARLINGTON, MARsALIs \ go.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

.,.,r,vy MEETING IN MoSRoE WARD.
'r>>,.G, 1,o,,r,, with a resolution OF the CITY
IN a'','%i ,,.s,iyc committee recommending that
''",,; 'D,,,;'n, cluhs he formed IN the several
'''''I! ~ The city. large number OF Conser'
Wiz ',>,rmhlcd las, evening at Morgen-
'"'',, ualI, on Broad street. for the purpose
>'," t,.',r,;nr into effect the Recommendation
- ~ ~, city Committee; ..,,. ....
- ,.n,n ;,,> motion the following committee was
,;;mrd 10 report business: W. d. ken-
~ y. Barnes, George Atkinson.
an, w,,Enr I'm retired for consultation, the COM
H., rr,urnrd and reported that the re-
'',,'.,,,r,Is;inn> q! the city commiftce had
,,.,, unanimously adopted, and recom-
'',,.,,I for permanent officers OF the club
w.. srrrmaclinc gubcrnatoriaI campaign
j.. .,YnNiny names: President, Captain A.
MASON; yice-preSident. DIR. j. ). Welt
- .,rrrtarv. Robert Z. English; trea-
.rr,l GroIse Bargamu.
Nr,.r. VIM. y. Rurwell, VIM. English,
u roli,am. and w. D. CheSterman, OF
-. iy,y central Committee. with nine mem.
i--. ~ thc club, were constituted an execu.
~. committee.
r., Hartman was granted further time
r",u, IN, balance OF the committee.
..rm;,tce of five. consisting of Messrs.
: +. Fisher I. l.. skinner, David n. Jones,
i.';1. >trau<. and y. MorgensterD, was
'r,..;rrsd 70 report constitution and by.
The meeting then adjourned. subject to
-ec r!:l Of the president.
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Examination OF ,he italian padrone.

Examination of the Italian Padrone.
New HAVEN, July 23.--At the trial Of
Glione, the Italian Padrone, before the City
Court to-day four boys testified that they
had been i'll this country for .twenty.one
months, and had been kept in the Crosby
street den, in New York, until they were
brought to New Haven seven weeks ago;
that they were beaten and kicked unless they
brought in prescribed sum of money every
night, and were told by Glione TO steal, If
they could not earn the money.
The contracts under which the Padrone
claims the right to hold the boys were trans
lated and laid before the court, and it ap-
peared that the boys services had been sold
to him by the parents for four or FIVE years
at an average rate OF about $40 per year,
aud that with the provision that the parents
should pay for medical services and should
forfeit TIE wages and fine -of $50 ii the
boys should run away during their term OF
service. The recent Italian laws upon this
subject were also laid before the court.
The statute under which Glione bad been
indicted was passed in 1854 for the purpose
Of multiplying the fugitive slave law, but was
never used for that purpose. The penalty is
state prison for from two to five years. The
court held that Glione is guilty of imprison-
ing free persons with intent 10 keep them in
q state of slavery against their will. Giione
was committed in default of bail TO answer
the charge in October. asI.r,
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Police CoURg-JuSttce Whate.-W. 81.
Butler, charged with stealing gold watch
from George Thompson; case continued un-
til Tuesday next, and accused sent Jail.
=. Margaret Rowan fined $3.50 for striking
Margaret Loney. ~ |.
Margaret Louey fined $3.50 for striking
Margaret Rowan.
Sallie Robinson, charged with assaulting
and abusing DR.. Augustus Lee; continued
until this morning.
being drunk and lying in the streets COM
mitted to Jail for sixty days in default of 800
surety. ,t- .s-. ...-. ..-.-...., ....
Frank Collins. deserter from the brig
Jeunie A. Cheney sent to Jail to await the
sailing of the brig.
Ann Washington fined % for using abu-
sive and indecent language to Lucie Thomp-
son in the public streets.
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rich and poor can lind facilities for mental
growth and training. No State or Govern
ment can rise 70 its highest dignity and
prosperity unless the constituent element Is
enlightened. With the material and intellec-
tral development Of The State, and the
maintenance Of the public faith and integrity
OF the Commonwealth, Virginia will become
an empire in herself. s5 !. 33.
L nave thus hastily and rather crudeiy an
FsWeEed the thoughts enforced in your
very unexpected and fattering letter. If it
is deemed for the public good that my, name
should pc placed before the peopietof Viz
ginia as representing the Republican party,
and as icorsimn,ating its harmony In Che
coming gubernatorial contest, you are at
iioefty to use it. Respectfully and truly
yours, EpwARp MoM.uon
McMahou, Woltz, and others, Radical
politicians, have been in close consultation
nearly all day, and from them learn that
Inc movement to head off Hughes by the
nomination of McNIahon bas gained great
deal Of strength since the first steps were
announced in the Dispatch few days
ago. Augusta sends q Mcmahon deleSa-
tlon-indeed, Mcmahon at the head Of
it-and Rockingham has done the same.
Inc opposition also claims sHenrico, Han
over, Petersburg, spotsylvania, and Caro-.
line, besides nearly every county in
Ptatts DISTRICT, They don't, expect to
do much in the Southwest or on the South
SIDE, as they say all of Mahone's Radica
friends will go for Hughes; but they have
strong hopes of nearly every other section
IN Richmond they expect to elect j. Amble
smith, John W. Woltz, Lewis Lindsey, an,
w. Y. Bailey. 1t is agreed that Genera
Wlckbam shall move the nomination Of Nc
| Mahon in the Convention.
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New York Items.

New YORK, July 2s.-Goverpor Dix has
vetoed the euewspaper-claims bin and the bill
removing Sing.Sing prison. .
John Mcmahon, of New York, has de-
feated Thomas Copeland, of Canada, il, a
wrestling match. Stakes, $1,000 in gold
and the championship of America. it!
There were 374 deaths in Brooklyn during
the past week, including 25s children under
five years Of age.
A heavy increase in mortality among chill.
dren In this city is reported, and an inyesti.
cation in different wards shows such NOR.
tality to be due to cholera.morbus,i cholera-
infantum, diarrhGa, intermittent fever, and
other diseases incidental to bad ventilation,
over-crowded tenertients, and lack Of care OF
the little ones. 2'fs i9
The Boardof Fire Underwriters haye..re.
solved to raise the rate of insurance: on all
buildings with Mansard roofs, and invite all
insurance companies in the country to unite
with them. -. '.'l,H'.G
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The Cholera.

EVANSVILLE, July 23.--Advices from
Princeton, about twenty miles north Of this
city, report the cholera in that neighborhood.
Three or four miles east of Princeton, on
Indian creek, ten persons have died since
last Friday, and new cases are reported daily
Reports are current that the disease had
broken out in Carmi and Mt Carmel, but
the stories are believed to be uIfounded.
Advices from Mount Vernon state that
there are only about one hundred and fifty
persons left in that place, and the surround
ing towns are filled with citizens from
Mount Vernon; who have fled their own
city. The Board of Health have requested
all persons not to yisit. the place for the pre-
sent. ., !, &
! CHICAGO, July 23.-The Board of Health
of this city reports 423 deaths, including
149 from cholera-morbus, allamong recently
arrived emigrants. ssa,iS Z; y.
1 CINCINNATI, July "a. Only one death was
reported at the. health office to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24

INSTALLATION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS
The following officers-elect Of Mount Olive
Division, No. ISL. ION the Broad-Street road
seven miles from Richmond,) have been duly
installed by George B. Davis, Deputy Grand
Worthy Patriarch. r. B. Wilson acting as
Grand Conductor; both of Richmond: j. B.
Blair, w. P; James L. Henderson, w. A.. /;
E. r. Humphreys, r. S.; 81. L. Carter, A.
R. s.. E. G. Blair, F. s.; F. N. Dickens, T.;
NJ. Evans. c.; NJ. J. Moore. A. c.; William
Henshal, !. S.; 0. P. Dickens, o. S.; John
B. Ladd, P. W. P. ,--------------
After the installation services were over,
the party were invited under the olive trees,
and were bountifully supplied with cream
and cake. The above division is composed
of good material, and wields q strong influ-
eDce in its vicinity. They admit ladies as
visitors, which will be the means. of adding to
the temperance ranks.
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RICHMOND, VA, January ], l

NICHMOND, "a, JdHuaIy u IoIE'
We have made chemical examination of DAVID
+. 5CLEMMER's MOUNTAIN RYE WHIsKEY, using
for the purpose samples selected By ourselves from
ten barrels belonging TO lots received by Messrs
GEORGE A. HUNDLEY & Co., at different times, and
of ages varying from one 70 fourteen mouths IN
obedience to the explicit Injunction Of the agents
that the examination should be- thorough, we have
subjected this whiskey to the most searching
1t has stood them all perfectly, nothing of a dele
terlous nature being found init ltcan therefore.
be confidently recommended for Its purity and eX-
cellence to those who use whiskey a q beverage,
while for medicinal purposes It is all that be de.
sired. :. - WILLIAM 81. TAYLOR, NJ. D.,
Analytical Chemist and Lecturer on Chemistry.
Medical College of Virginia;
.. r. S. j. PEBBLES, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Chemistry Medical College of Virginia.
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Runaway AND AsH-Ur.--Ye esterday morn
ing about 10 O'Clock the horse attached to
the buggy Of DR.. j. B. McCaw became
frightened while at the door Of Q patient on
Franklin street, and started off down Frank
lin at n rapid rate. After running q short
distance the buggy collided With sewing
machine wagon aud smashed il nearly to
pieces, without doing much damage, bow
ever, TO the sewpg-machine wagon. The
horse was stopped at Westcotts stable, on
Franklin near Thirteenth street, after having
freed himself of the buggy and nearly oil
of the harness. n: .5
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To be Hung for MurtlerIpe m ,n,,,,n

WASHINGTON, July 23---Attorney.General
Williams has refused to recommend mar.
don in the case of james Pickett, of Idaho.
sentenced to be hung in that territory on
Thursday, in August, 1872. Pickett dealt a
blow with a miners pick on the skull of an
Indian woman, killing her almost instantly.
He was tried by the civil authorities of Idaho,
and sentenced to death. This is the first
case wherein white man has been sentenced
to suffer the extreme penalty of the law for
the mIirder of a red-skin.
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The Goss Murder.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, July 23.HNothing
new has been developed in the Goss murder
case within the past two days, except the
finding of the person who shipped the body
to Baltimore which was found in the ruins
of the burned building.
Udderzook's mother spent an hour with
him, this morning, most oil. the time being
spent in, prayer by her. She believes her
son guilty, but hopes in his ability to prove
his innocence. He is calm and collected,
and dresses himself with care. He is polite
to the last degree with all callers. Rhodes,
his brother-in-law, has not been arrested, nor
will be be, as no evidence can be obtained
against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24

DEAsH OF Mr.. j nj. MATHEWS, JK.-.Iu.
formation has been received In This city ,uf
the death, In Rio de Janeiro, gf Mr.James
AZ. Matthews, Jr. Mr. Matthews was Che
sou of Mr.. James M. Matthews, author of
Matthew's Digest and Guide, formerly OF
Essex county, but for a year ior two past q,
resident of Richmond. Young Matthews
was a bright aud brave lad, and held re-
sponsible situation In railway Office. The
many friends Of his father will regret his sad
s9 iy'3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24

CONSERVATIVE WARD MEETINGS To-NlGHT.
H,rd meetings will be held at the following
named places tonight at o'clock for the
rrr,,,,e Of selecting delegates to the State
tior.fryxti,e Convention to nominate candi-
f..,, for state officers. which assemblies here
N N. }th Of August: Clay Ward. Westham
uar,s: Monroe Ward. st. Adams Hall !;
wilson Ward. Monticello Hotel jefferson
W.-d, Odd.FellowS' Hall: Marshall Ward,
ul,y,n>'s building. Rockets: jackson Ward,
~ HALL. Every Conservative voter should
.,.gd. in order that the clty may be well
-srrc,ea,ed IN the Convention.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24

MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CHEsA-
'EAEE AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD. meet
INC Of the stockholders Of the Chesapeake
aud York River railroad was held yesterday
noon AT the Exchange Hotel.
The preseut officers OF the company were
al rejected, and the Board of Directors
"n'horIzed 10 put the road under mortgage,
hoi 10 exceed 100000. and purchase such
rolling stock as might be necessary for the
proper equipment of the road.
The lneeting adjourned to meet this morn
hS, at The same place, at 10 O'clock,
After the adjournment Of the stockholders
Today, the Board of Directors will hold a
meeting fi -E2 80 9ss55si sss
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Murder i'm PennsxlYania.

WrLLIAMspoRT, Pa, July 23.-kabella Nc
Bride, aged seventy, living with her husband
on farm seven miles distant, was brutally
murdered last night by being shot through
the head. Her husband, John Mcbride,
was knocked down with club, and received
seven severe cuts on the head. When found
this afternoon he was lying on the floor
weltering in his blood, but still living. !
The old people lived alone, and are sup
posed to have had large sum of money 10
the house. Three thousand dollars were
found in the house. No clue to the muir
dererS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24

ST. LOUIS, July 23.--The Kansas stallion
Smuggler is.stated in dispatch from Olathe,
Kan., to have trotted mile over course in
that place yesterday in 2:19s. This horse
was broken to trot less than a year ago, and
has been in training but six months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24

HELMBoLDS BUCHU--the only extract OF that
wonderful curative shrub that contains lis full vir-
tues--is still considered The true specific for kidney
diseases, gravel diabetes, calculus, dropsy, and
those obscure diseases that undermine life and rob
1t of enjoyment. DR.. HEJMBoHD, who spent n
fortune In making his discovery known, has lived
to see 1t indorsed by the physicians and people Of
two continents. Remember that 1t Ia HELA1BuLD's
extract that cures when all others fail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-24

SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPOINTED By THE STATE
BOARD OF EpUcArIoN.-The Board Of Edu.
cation has appointed the. following school
trustees for Nottoway county Albert Will
hanson, for Bellefonte district, u,ce DR.. Viii.
liam g. Harris, resigned; Charles F. Good
wyn, for Haytakah district, usce W. P. Dick
inson, resigned DR.. W. T. WarreDer, for
Haytakah district, uice William Hardaway,
elected supervisor.
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KEEsEE' 10 A. Nj, at aucti6n-roo,ns, house.

T.lW. KEEsEE, 10 A. M, at auct,6i.roo,ns bouse.
hold furniture, Sc.
RICHARDSON q CO.. P. NJ; commissioners
sale Of framed dwelling on the north side OF
Grace street between Twenty-Hfth and Twenty
sixth streets.
". GODDIN, o P, NJ, two brick tenements on the
south side Of between Thirty-third and Thirty.
fourth streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, P. NJ, six building
lots OH Tyler and Calhoun streets, Bakers addi-
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Professor Of Chemistry Medical College of Virginia

SORE NIPPLEs.-The suffering which many ladies
experience from caked breasts and sore nipples is
little realized by men. A remedy has now come to
them and the wonder Is that It has not been disco.
vered before. The CENTAUK LINIMENT is rs deli
cate and soothing as a cosmetic, and affords Lsucl
speedy and permanent relief, that we are showeret
down with thanks. 1t is simply wonderful thing
for all sores, lameness, and swellings. aa.-i 4,
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Sudden Death.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
: FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July 2s.-Mr.
James o'Neil, of Richmond, sojolllrning at
this place for the past week, died suddenly
this morning of apoplexy. The remains
Were taken in charge by committee of
members of the st. Patrick Society, of Nor.
folk, and will be forwarded to Richmond to.
morrow morning MA the Atlantic, Missis-
slppl and Ohio railroad in charge Of MIR. J.
n Raker