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A LITTLE boy, while running a,on.
side Of the passenger coaches OF the No
traIhly>SkAliy, Asths d4aa, s4iulk k H
foot against raised plank and
fell between the platform and the car.
trucks |; the fall stunned him 70 that i,
required tho ss]ssa& d kBhluas
to rescue him from his perilous sltus
tion. AfF1 FHt9slf ga p
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s,7''..l ~ - cWTI 70 tIle card OF
A. Fdk&'ffdther, wholesale AAd retail
dealers In dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, notions, hats and general mer.
clandisc, Corslcana and Dallas, which
will 10 found In TIN DAILY HERALD.
They offer bargains and invite the peo.
pie to give them u call at their store on
Elm street. ''''''si 'npif =
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For Snle.

onc-half interest in my store at Cranberry
Apply toS. u. Blake. 0Sdtl
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Having perfected arrangements with man.
ufacturers We win an oriers for ali kinds
and sizes Of doors, sash, blinds, mouldinss,
brackets, ETC., upon reasonable notice,
E,p. COWEN 4 co, b
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A speculation ioructiveyouns men. Apply
to the Oil and Lamp co.'s.
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Come aud examine our gas-like lights, and
try our metal lamps, ana il they fail to give
satisfaction VIZ will take them back Mt the
OIL and Lamp Companys store.
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For the best oil and lamps 20 to the Lone
star Oil and Lamp store, Commerce street,
next to city Hotel.
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KeutucLy.

Fresh stock of Havana and domestic cigar
received per express ut the kentucky, cornc
Main and Market. j0dtf
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Dallas Lodge of Good Tcmpars meets
every Tuesday night at $ I, NJ, at Female
College. 0idti
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Attention Hook ana Ladder C"mpan,

You are requested to meet June ~
nj cight T.. NJ. ut the Commercial cub
Room, to transact important business,
and belrepared to pay your ihlallol'
fees. BY order of the Vice President,
I.aa H4sa9Y e 5.sT.J. FRANK.
GEORGE MyER, Asst. scct'ry.
gG eianBss ~ "a Aa5ast- 1l32t.
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srpwiSu shady places,

SEEKING shady places
A TIaIIT act.-a corset.
yrSrrnpAy was in AprIl'mood'
cnocSs have been addcd'o' the street
ears,
INUNDATED with shows again. NV
good ones
orn Indian policy II evidently n0' "
FIRE Policy. .o ,uollIs.
An Inspector Of cuS'o'nS7'" 'V
tive neIghbor
T,rnE IL n house In iilscIty p''"''
cd In eleven different colorS'
THE did hospital IL going of some
where ON rollers. Pct her roll
HEAVY thunucr-hcads passed ho''"
Of the city yesterday
EVERY hen with brood Of ch''N'"'
manifestly did It with her nAro' III
sEvrpNEEN horses and mules co" ''''
tutc the motive powcroi lheS''ec' ~"
road. M III TT3-
rur soldier who enloysrpId promo
ton, ~ like weeds IN wet wealhe'' 1T
hns \, VIZ prowth. -
MERss. HIDnLEH n Co., the pioneer
auctioncers on Elm street, are o'''''"S
up splendid trade
ATTEND the sales Tomorrow ~ w, ",
courthouse, of city lots There VIII
be bargains to be had then anu V'c'''
PARTICULAR attention Is called 70
the sale of city lots, to take pace To-
dry at II O'Clock nj the co'r''ho'''c'
Tur Democratic club of preclnd NO.
1 viii meet at the courthouse Tonight
for the transaction of important puS''
ness.
SUPERB STrspESr DENT has had
very tasty and coy little ollice con
structcd ut the Eastern terminus Oh 'l''
street railroad ''-
OuR exchanges who CAN'T Afford t'
give us credit for or squibs, wecAN
can afford to do without them nllertll'
LIT of July.
DoN'T forget the Flower Queen, al
the Odd Fellows Hall tonight ltwiI
hc one of the most delightful entertain
mcnts Of the season.
DALLAS INSURANCE men are more
ready to take y risk on our life nlhl'
world, than We are ready 70 Mke !
risk on theirs IN the next, ,ar "a.
WAIT for the train which II to leav'
this city at $50 A. NJ. on tho mornh't
of the 30th Of June, and all take q rid
up to Terrell, and purchase lots IN thai
beautiful little village
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We have large stock of lamps, chande-
licrs, burners, wlckS, etc., suitable for our
non-explosive oil, which will BE- sold very
cheap at Fendley n Co.'S.
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f. y. Cowcn 4 Go. are selling cement nj
a to 81 per barrel. ..s... lohitf
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The lightning, yesterday, struck a
drove of sheep, numbering over two
hundred, on the outskirts of this city,
and killed fifty of them. The owner
had the rim of his hat torn off and n
iinger. paralyaed by the subtle essence.
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County rights FOR sale for our non-cxplosive
oil and Improved burners, Mt the OH and
Lamp Co.'S.
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TuIRTY-slx THOUSAND CIGARS to he
sold at auction, to the highest bidder,
without limit or reserve, for cash.
New Orleans, Chicago, New York and
imported brands. We will sell to
dealers only, IN quantiticst to suit pur-
chaser. Sale positive, without reserve
on Monday, June %, Mt 10 AM.
GOSLIN Il co.
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TorSale.

ForSale.
One-thiri interest In Commercial Hotel
Apply To Blake & Barklcy. fN l03tf
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Cigars and Tobacco,

Fred. Oppenhclmor, wholesale dealer, lT
Nurlh second street, ~, Louis Mo,
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>. n. pAarnoLow, Local i''''''

Prom aud after this date, ".r'roI
10 REDUCE TIE Ph"ho v. we nnye
wompl ,wcn,y.Gye pes cent w'"' 40
M COED work, and NJ" Tow . '.sau 10
can be done anywhere, ANA We .sssr 10
do n. Bring yonr fins JOB W." sor.
Tuc DAIIY HERALD 0rfi'" '"
ner Eln andhg austen streets
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xNrNNTED Purchasers for Il lot OF old
w typc mctal-m excellent substitute ior
Rabbit metal. Price low. Apply at me
I1prulI office.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

p DIN, onAl Mondays, wednesinys and
-rrl.,avs nj i:f0 u. m. Departs on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and sa,gra aSSys s' a ~, 4 fhar.ays
ss AZ M M n M Arrives Mondays aud Fridays
o. ta0 u. M,
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Ms..AAs. Iil's&, w L. As--T- No
DALLAS tectotallels are 50 Squeamisl
that when sickness overtakes them
and they are instructed by their physl
elan to take sixty grains of medicine
they decline upon the ground that 4
will make them DISADVANTAGES.
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Notioe.

4 meeting Gf the shareholders ~ lh' p'l
lag llrnl Estate ana Building Association y
called, by order NJ The lionrd Of Directors, 10
meet NJ rooms over IOnnw& walker" new
drug store, on Main street, olI saturday W.,
glfl Of june, NJ O'Clock =, Mp 10 lmhNr'
bu'ncss of Rrcnl Importance, ATTENTION "
cnllod To article X, section T. Of bylaws re-
quiIlnp written proxies 10 hnnded 10 lh''
secretary r. y. BARRY,
Secretary ana Treasurer
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WANTED live, nrtiye agents ia an ih'
w surrounding counties 10 solicit SuoNcII
hrrs for rhr UnilN and Weekly Herald.
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Commercial Hotel.

]. +. Henry, Polk county;J j; +, swan i0r'
dim Station; j. A. Gwynn, Houston; u r
Wall. Texas; Amos Quarl, Texas. II +, Bark
lev, Fort Worth; r. {. Rector, Fort Worth
i. +. Ewing, sherman; j. Peabody, st. Louis
John Kerr and wife; Henry Fleming, city
W, =. Mum, Texas; j. Nj. Cicttcr' foris'd DE- H.
Wilson, In.
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XXvANTED--'r know who reads the pa
w pcrs. We want the nn'nc oi every
rrudhiu man In Northern Texas on inc sun
srriptlon books of rno Daily Herald,
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settlement.
NNTEn-I want every person lhuHpu'l
w to me to come up and settle ! nave
between s3UM and ~lWO on my HOOKS, ~
is impossible for me 10 cali on every one !
need, SOW, every dollar due me, ana nope
nh viii call on me without delay.
Tvs j. W. SWINbELlS,
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WANTED Ordcrs for amy amount OF l"b
w work The Herald onlCr Is prepared
with new mnlrrinl OF every klhl y" u3 ur
GOOD work rs can be- done IN the United
States.
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Empire Hotel.

A, Des,,ct, II. Shuts, sam Calyer, Dngo
Bill, can Hogcn, ban Killer carpenter,
butch blonde, james Kidd, Will. Haruer'
j. A. Thompson, st. Louis; Wm' ShWar'cr
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
District Officers.


Judge Fourteenth Dlstrlci~lI NltDlN " ~
District Attorney ,,,"o,o,,,,",jOliN T. Avn
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NJ. NJ. Hall, Macon; JIG. Roche, RailrGoad;
VIM. Rnuse, Mrs Nigor, W, w., Atkins, TcN-
as. ". +. smith, City; T.. +. Snnuldins, NJ.
l. uor,,c. II. Hon, Galveston; Mrs. Stnndi-
i 4, III. Shelton, Texas: j. a, Gocdnerr,
Thomas Brinn, +. ]. Wright, y. H. jerks, q.
". Slaughter and son, william, ossoou,
" : al
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nAD sewerage IN the eastern part OF
the city has the effect of rendering the
streets IN that locality impossible, rs
well " mountaineering residents by
dlrecting water into their yNNs, after .
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s'rutchflcl,l House.
nnIlns Hotel.

w. +. White, Texas; j. III. WILSON, JON
Collins, Athens, fcxus; w. e. Johnson;F +. w
stone; l.. NJ. Gross, Galveston. $50 +
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-12-11
.PosT.oEEIcE DlREcToRY.I


Eastesn, San Franciseo and Northsrn Tele-
graph Stage Nne Arrive q $50 =. u. close
at 1i:S II. LISTERS Intended Tor registry
must be presented before II A. N. -,
Coast Iine 6setions cetNeen eea Franei:co
and Loa Augeles, vie Santa BaIoen-Ar-
rive It lo;S6 4 n; closes ate:9o p. n. 81
San Diego Line San Diego, Anaheim, Gaia
tin, C1piDtrano, ete.Arfives Ut II M
Southern Afixona-Tucson, Yuma, Arixona
\ CITY, and WAY Stations Woeklye 0el-
vice-Arrives sunday, "Wednesday AID FIR
day Ct n n; leaves Monday, Wedtesday
and saturday; Mall cloees q 1:46 P.A
Northern Arixona-P PreAeott, Wickenberg and
Way Htattons- -Semi-Weekly-Arfives Mon
day and ThurSdAy at 500 p. N; leaves Tues
day and Friday; mail closes at d
Gan Bernaydtno and Way 6tations-San Ca
500 Pm; cloves at $50 p. II. ,a'eol
Wilmington and Way 6tations-ATrives Af
2:So p. NJ closes ct $50 A. N.
Cefro 0oFdp, Lone Pine snd ndHayilah-AHtves
MoudSy3ko1nesda0 and Friday at 500 p.
q n; Leaves Monday; "Wednesday and Satur-
s9 dAy: closes ct l1:16 a. y. 1saio haa
- 0psn nom Is 4. 4. "a ~ +. ~, sxeept on
Saturday, when once closes q sop n.
Once Houfs-Ssoo A. n. to 700 =. ~.
9 Ii87ls HT1k 10 no. H X. W. RENT. p. n.
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MEETINGS OF soctrr,ts.,

iaissi7a f0 glial9iv uAsox1c gfi3aaf
Los Angeles Lodge No. =, "a = A.. M.
4, Meets nrst NoHday in each month, at IN
I1os Angeles Chapter, No q, r., A.. NJ
second Monday in each month, ct ] BY p. -.
peItAlpha LodgS No: 11--Third Monday m
3F each month, HtT:3e =. NJ aa4 lIg.
La Angeles C0uneil No II, R.. 4 g.. MIR
Fourth Monday In each month"; at1g@
y C0uf de Leon Com'dery No o, X. TIE
stated conclaves third Thursday In each
month, 7:3o p. n. teR b449isW
t-i tODD-TELLows.
Angellto Lodge No le6-Aondays at 7:D p. N
Los Angeles Lodge, No. 8-Wsdnssdays.s u
. Golden Rule Lodge No. o-Eyidays, 7:SO p.
South Star Degree Lodge ftrst and Third
Tuesdays, at 7:So p. u.
Orange Grove 'Encampment - Second nnd
Fourth Tuesdays, ~ $3.50 p. n.
CHAMPIONS OF THE RED CROSS.
Olive Encampment No. EWednesdays, at
aa9 7:O p. n. hinl s9lestssI5 a4ss
ta5 ~ AF544s 0OOQ THNPLAR9.
Merrill Lodge No. 9o-6aturdays, 7:S r.. n &.
Los Angeles Social -Thursdavs.8 $50 p. NJ
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a3rHLEaHo}w2yE
'.ua8sk stat ~ glseleulax4
SEWING MACHINE
0JIU0 l8Ia9IaHJ2 3HT sn,-e'
sRht
- fff.1..ltssF - : N1L L4Gl
The Wilson of Cleveland Received a
Medal Of Merit Only. ba4 nl

OUR NEW IMPROVED MACHINE
Stands without rival, and should find its
way into every family. 1t has reached the
highest state OF perfection Of the Sewing Ma
chine yet produced, and its sales are constant
ly increasing throughout the world, GlU-s
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PATRONS OF hussAMpRy.

Following is . iist Of Oranges IN Los An
Siiver~Los NiesosLJa H. Burke, Master; E.
H. Wylie, Secretery. IL
Compton--A. Higbte Master; ]. A. Walker,
ri MoSse2a. G. saibbs. Master; J. H. Gray.
6ecratary. ~
Entslpriss- Angeles = T. C. Alexander,
Master; w. T. Henderson, Sec'y.
Eureka-Spadra-P. c. Tonner, Master; JOS
rsiryIse%HxSsSsim-Ed WiIsHs seesiSssi Evey, Master
s.ssr y. u Taylor, Secretary.
. FruitiandJlistfn Cty-A: B. Hayward. Mas
ter; E. b Nicols, Secretary.
Los Angeles-T. "A. Carey, Master; T. d. Han
24slSsSisSs S q 1orsnsons A.esr;J. ?. Mar
New River-Los Nietos-R. B. Guthrie, Mas
Ter: b. s. WafdlJw, SECRETARY.
-Richland-Thomas Brown, Master;
j. w. Anderson, Secretary
Axusa-M. w. Maxy, Master: ]. c. Preston,
= FiossSssN issse uibs0h. Aasts+: wia. Porter,
AliiSncsAEl liil Monte 8. 8, Reaves, Master; ].
w, Marshall, Secretary. sAlAte n -
stlsE3 County uum@Q Q-Inoe A. 0A4EY.
Local Agent-J. @. a. STANIKY
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T4ss ssSass 9srad.

1ts0 SjTRAyELtERs' GUIDE.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-L. A. 4 8. r. r. r. p
Arrive---t iklrsa .kA.8H Depart
800 A. NJ. 10 90 A. N.
lIslp2.M r M.lAk.l1Yl ILL. ASP. M.
= w EThA above % yele Sxc6pton days of steam.
ers' arrival and departure, when trains win
run to connect with steamers. n,
.s5 Tk4xr - STAGE LINES. .tf
~ >thstH E.4IZsE u Arrive DEPART 4
Teleeraph stage e,..S:OQ ?. n. l3:S p. n.
Coast Line Staees-...-..-..o:QoP. r. \. 500 NJ
San Bernardino Line........5:S0 r. n. $50 A. r.
San Diego Stage Line.......4:00 p n. 1850 A! =,
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DeNths.
Obituaries are charged for at Advertising Rates
Notices Of deaths pMbLished qrntuitomsLu

Obituaries are charged for at Advertising Rates.
Notices Of dsaths published gratuitously.
In Richmond. Thursday, May 9Th, Miss
CAROLINE q. GAY, in the 74th year of her age
At Doe Hill, Highland CO., on the 1st day of
May, 1873, of spinal affection resulting in pei
vic abscess, ARTHUR L., son of George w. and
Margaret J. Knisely, in the 10Th year of his age.
Truly, Gods ways are not our ways!" And
while His dealings toward are for the most
part shrouded in mystery, yet does He propose,
we are ignorant We cannot understand
these things now; we cannot see through the
darkness which sin has thrown over the world.
But when the light of eternity's cloudless day
shall break upon US, we shall know and be
known; and we shall see for ourselves, and
our eyes shall behold and not for another"
1t was the privilege of the writer of this notice
to visit him whose death is here recorded. Du-
ring fourteen months confinement to his bed, in
state of almost utter helplessness, and added
to this suffering of the most intense character,
he murmured not and in truth may it be said of
him, that he bowed to the will of God, with a
meekness of submission, and a calmness of res
ignation rarely, if ever, witnessed in one so
young.
His last hours on earth were cheered by the
Christians hope of resting soon in heaven. He
said, few days before he died, "that his trust
was in the Lord" and that when he died 1.-The
Lord would take him to dwell with Him in
Heaven" His prayer was to be released from
suffering and in answer to this often offered
by him, he was borne by angel spirits to the
companionship of his mother, whom he was
heard to call, and whom he said he had seen in
company with Others of the family, who had on
ly gone before
May this dispensation of an all-wise God be so
sanctifed to the hearts of the bereaved, as that
they may be led to an unwavering trust in the
Lord Jesus Christ
Arthur, thy life of suffering hers is ended,
Thy limbs henceforth no pain shall feel,
But when thy body with the dust has blended,
Thy soul shall be with Jesus who alone can
heal.
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Up and Down the Great Valley.

Giles county is added to the list of mo whis-
key sold here.
The smallpox has again broken out at the
mouth of Wilson, Grayson county, in the FAM
lily Of Esqr. Ross
Large numbers of Southern visitors have en-
gagged rooms 10 Wythville and Marion.
Crops growing we'll, but wheat nearly every
where rated about oue.third of an average crop.
ROANOKE, BoTETOURT AND ROoKBRIDGE.-
MIR. Lewis IIrkle and daughter, made narrow
escape from drowning, 10 Roanoke River, on
the 13th......Botetourt has ST, 466. SO surplus
in her Treasury. .....High water and storms did
much damage last week.. flames Com pton
and joe Watson have moved to Memphis, Ten
nessee. Capt Billy Davidson killed 800 rats,
il, one day, at his slaughter house. This cut
worm is devastating the growing corn......G en'l
Pepdleton has returned to Lexington..... Hon.
Jno. Goode, Jr., Of Norfolk, addressed the w.
u Lee University at commencement......Mr
Augustus Blauth, of Augusta, attempted to
cross Buffalo last week. was washed down by
the current, lost his saddle, temper and saddle
bags, and came to Lexington with high opin-
ion of Rockbridge water power.
ROCKINGHAM, SHENANDOAH AND PAGE
These counties claim the best wheat in the
Valley......Dr j. A. Alexander, of Broadway,
has been appointed to represent U. S. Medical
Association in Europe. In the great Derilus
Mariz will case, in Rockingham, the will was
set aside. ..Messrs. McLeod, of Dayton, take
the first mile contract on the Narrow Gauge
r. r., from Port Republic to Bridgewater. 80.
Shenandoah and Page report much damage
by late high water.....Mr VIM. Mohler is con-
valesctnt... Daniel Stickley, of Shenan-
doah, is very il.....The poor cost Page 1862 81
per annum or $lS II each
LOWER VALLEY ITEMS -The biggest fresh
ct in Winchester since 1S47, on the 18th,
flooded Main and Water streets and did S., 900
damage to gardens, goods, &c......The first pa
per 10 Shepherdstown, Feb. 18th 179l...... def
ferson county ships walnut lumber to Germany.
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Centaur Einimenf.

There is no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will not cure. This is
strong language but it is true. Where the parts
are not gone, its effects are marvellous It has
produced more cures Of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lockjaw, palsy, sprains, swellngs, caked-breasts
scalds, burns, salt-rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon
the human frame, and of strains, SPAWN, gals,
&C., upon animals in one year than have all 9TH
er pretended remedies since the world began
1t is counter-irritant an all-healing pain re-
lever. Cripples throw away their crutches, the
lame walk, poi8 onous bites are rendered harm
less, and the wounded are healed without scar.
It is no humbug. Therecipei is published around
each bottle 1t is selling as article ever before
sold and it sells because it does just what it pre-
tends to do. Those who now suffer from rheu-
matism, pain or swelling, deserve to suffer if
they will not use Centaur Lniment. More than
1000 certificates Of remarkable cures, including
frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt, run
ming tumors, &C., have been received. We will
send circular containing certificates, the reci-
pc, &c, gratis 70 any one requesting it. One
bottle of the yellow wrapper Centaur Liniment
sWeenied horses and mules, or for screw worm
in sheep Stock-owners, this lniment is worth
your attention. No family should be without
Centaur Liniment. Price soc bottle, large bot
ties SLIGO. j. B. Rose 81 Co.,
So RrOaGW9V New York.
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married..

On the Both of April, at the residence of the
BRIDES mother by Rev. G. Beard, Mr.. JOHN
ANDREW to Miss MARY GROVE, both of Angus
ia county.
On the morning of May 18th, at the residence
of the brides father, James d. Maddox, Esq. of
Warren. by Rev. J. Spilman Petty. Captain J.
BYRD UPDIKE and Miss ALICE G. MADDOX, all
Of Warren county.
In Lexington. Va, on 9th instant by Rev. T..
L. Kreglo, Mr.. JOHN w. PALMER, of Augusta
county, to Miss REBECCA G. HEMP, of Rock
bridge
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The WONDER OF THE CITY.-A walk through
Hirsh's store-rooms is worth visit to Stsunton.
They are the wonder of the City, and how any
man can keep the run of the million and one use
full and ornamental things it contains puzzled US,
but we recollected Mr.. Hirsh had made it a stu
dy for years how to please this people. From q
Saratoga trunk to toy basket, from the finest
carpets to a paper of tacks. and from q gold
chronometer to a silver thinble he has it ALL
His prices are lower than ever and his clerks
polite and accommodating, while the irrepressi-
BILE and irresistible smile of Gabriel would tempt
a miser to-spen6 literally.
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announcements.
ELECTION DAY, THURSDAY MAY 22d.

ELECTION DAY, THURSDAY MAY 22d.
A the solicitation of many of my constitu-
IA ents, announce myself candidate for
re election to the Office of Collector for Beverly
Manor Township. j. n. MCFARLAND.
] respectfully announce myself candidate for
= reelection to the Office of City Treasurer.
If it should be the pleasure of the citizens of
Staunton to again elect me to this office, will
use my best endeavors in the future as have in
the past, to discharge the duties Of the Office
faithfully and to their satisfaction.
may13-tde JOHN NJ CARROLL,
ENLECTION NOTICE.. D. Craig, ESQ,
z will be voted for in Middle River Town
ship for Justice Of the Peace. and will serve, if
elected. It's A VOTER.
EOHN G. RIVERCOMB and Chesley Kin
Cd ney will be supported for Justices of the
Peace in North River Township, at the ensuing
election. They will serve, If elected.
It MANY VOTERS.
~ feathers and shoe findings on hand at
John j. McMahon's, l29 Augusta street.
Bantz makes Boots and shoes which he guar
antees water proof"
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In the religious services on this occasion, Dr.
Roszell was assisted by Rev. VIM. E. Baker,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Church of this city,
and by Dr. VIM. S. Baird, one of the Editors of
the Baltimore Episcopal 1icthodist-the former
delivering the first prayer and pronouncing the
benediction, and the latter offering the second
prayer