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- SAIL. sror.vooD.

A summef midnight, vasf and still
The sleeping world lies dim
Beneath the light Of moon and starr,
which move with magic hymu;
With magic hymn that hath 10 sound
Unto dull mortal cars
Bntlnlls 'qnsensats'' q things to rest,
an free from mortal fears.
The long grass. silvered By the dew,
Bends in ifs slumber cool;
The hoWers have closed their languid Ids
cato Nights mystic rule;
The droWsy shadows stretch themselves
Out darby on the laWn;
And now doth rest the light winged winds
Thai staFlle with the dawn.
Like asniinels the tail. dark trees
stand slumbering on their posts;
Yet, If the winds bnt turn themselves.
They muiter WAkeful boasts
Bat hushl look on yon clear expanse,
where moonlight lies 90 white
Dost thou see nothing gliding cross s
That space Of silver Ights
A fearful tremor thrills ny veins
Nine eyes start with ALRIGHT
Il can be nothing save the shade
OF floating eloudlets bright,
That high ACROSS the moons pale brow
Pass on with mute caress;
And, grloved toleaEc 50 fair a qnecn,
On earth cast their earesss ~
Il Eiideth on-all dim and stiu,
Within the deep, dark gloom,
Beneath yon WilloWtree that weeps
Around Jon silent tomb.
And now faint, faint Wan doth rise
Ths willow sgays space
The marble tomb, touched by the moon.
Cleans Ike CHASTITY face
The magic hymn IL growing faint
The winds begin TO rise;
The trees, disturbed amid their dreams.
HeaFe with awakening signs.
Alight h coming In the East
The stars pale ont and swOon;
And 10 the dArkesteoFner steals
The pale and hagssrd moon.
A clear, sweet whisper bEeathes around
Then, with Z glorious gush
OF music, nuttei forth the birds
To hail the mornings blush;
While flowers uncloset their folded leaves
And drink the dew they've kissed.
The startled shadows In themselves
Ana vanfah fntO mist
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Symptorns Of a Diseased ] iver.

80 \ III IItlF
DAIN in the right side, under the
edge Of the ribs, increase on pres
sure; sometimes the pain IS in the
left side; the patient IS rarely able
to lie on the left side; sometimes
the pain IS felt under the shoulder
blade, and il frequently extends to
+ the top Of the shoulder, and isBome-
times mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach Is affected
with loss Of appetite and sickness ;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax the
head is troubled with pain, accom-
panied with a dull, heavy sensation
in the back part. There is generally
a considerable loss Of memory, ac-
companied with a painful sensation
of having left undone something
which ought 70 have been done. A
slight, dry cough is sometimes an at
tendant. The patient complains Of
WEAKNESS and debility; he is easily
startled, his feet are cold or burning,
Hnd he complains Of a prickly sensa-
ton of the skin; his spirits are low !;
and although he is satisfied that exer-
else would be beneficial to him, yet
II he can scarcely summon up fertitude
enough to try il In fact, he dis
trusts every remedy. Several Of the
above symptoms attend the disease,
but cases have occurred where few
4 Of them existed, yet examination of
the body, after death, has shown the
LIVER TO have been extensively de-
ranged.
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TExAs MILITARY INSTITUTE,
Austin, Texas.


col. JOHN q. JAMES Superintendent, and pro
feesor Of moral philosophy, history and htsratnre
MAJOR p. W. JANRs-ccnnandant cadets, ant
professor military science and Mathematics.
MAJOR b. H DNwIDDE-PrOfessOr physIo.
chemistry and drawing.
MAJOR R. I. BRoCKKSBRoUeH-Pruisl.Or an,
Gent languages.
MAJOR " L WHTTAKER-Profss.or modem Ian
,. ,. SHEPHERD, II D.-Posi surgeon.
The eighth annual session wiIl commence on Non
Day, September 9. $50, md continue forty WeckE
C1lal0elle sent On applicarl1n. Ha
-NoTB-llaior i. ". james has resumed HE old %
sitIol as co1lnandauf and win le1a1in pefnznelfly
aitachcd 70 the tnstifuta. ms1Bd2a
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The following letter confirms aud gives
details Of statements heretofore published
in the sTATEsMAs;
KERRvH.LE, KERR COUNTY, I =
June Is, 1876.
Editors. Democratic Statesma1s-,At noon
yesterday it was reported that Indians bad
been seen but half an boar before about 3
mile north Of KerryiIle, driving Outea lot Of
horses. An hour later party Of seven of
our citizens were in the saddle. on the trail
and going at rapid gait in nOrtherly di-
rectiOn. The trall was broad aud warm I'M
til the vicinity Of Motifs ranch was reached,
where the pursuing party was increased to
thirteeR men and the chase resumed and
continued until p. NJ, when. nearthe head
of Cline's creek, tributary Of the Perdena-
les river, upon the edge of a wood, the pur-
sued were oYerhauled- They proved to be
white men, five in number, well mounted
and armed. The command to surrender
was answered by yOlleY from the VIM
ehesters Of the thieves, who had dismounted
and evidently meant business.n The pur-
suers then dismounted and the fight opened,
lasting about thirty minutes, when, by a
volley from eur citizens, the thieves were
routed, leaving one of their number mortal
ly wounded, who is now in custody.
Another Of the thieves was wounded, but
to what extent is not known. Though the
| fight was conducted at close range, and the
enemy under cover, none of the Kerr cOun-
ty men were hurt. The pursuit was re-
newed at an carly hour this morning.
This party of desperadoes, it appears, put
in an appearance at Leon Springs, Bexar
county, on the twelfth inst, where they
robbed a store and stole four stage horses
belonging to the Ell Paso Mail Line, in day
| light. Three of these horses were taken
from them and one was killed in the fight
4 The result of this little affair with the
disciples OF MILO foots up eight horses
NaItured, five saddles aud Equipments, a
qtanSty of tobacco and otlar ssstore goods y
aftelan absence Of sixteen houFs~ad a chase
OF hftSyfve miles. The good men 6f- err
despair of aid from tho State or Federal
government, and are determined, before
they are compelled to abandon their homes
In this beautiful valley, to do what little
may be within their limited power to strike
blow now and then at these marauders
Our appeals for State aid have all been un
needed, and the few good men and true en-
listed for their own defense q year ago were
sent to the most rrInote part of the State,
and have just returned, disbanded, to find
near their homes the only pest of danger
known to them during their term of service
on the frontier. ADOBE.
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lEHR. STATE OF TEXAS,

TO the Sheriff or any Constable Of Travis county
% greeting: enc
Whereas Oath has thia day been made before me by
Lonfs Mass that b. j. ROYAL IL absent from this
state 50 that the ordnary process Of law cannot be
served upon him. You are hereby commanded that
YOU by making publication Of this writ In some news
paper printed III Travis county for four successive
s Gg ns mn ny NV o s
in the tyof Austin, Travis county, on the fret Mon
day ia July, 1873 to answer the complaint OF Louis
Mas n Q.of Capital Lodge No. III, l. o, o. F. for
the sum Of thirty dollars due upon apromssory note
ozecated BY said B. n. Royal aud Fred Carleton ], j.
Tobin and W. r. Caatles 10 said Louis Mass, n q. Of
Capital Ledge No. III l. o. .. F. for thirty dollars,
daiod August 3D. 1874 and due aixty days hfjer date,
which Bald note hae been lost, and defendants arc
noti6ed that secondary sevidence Of is contents Will
be Introduced 90 the trial OF this cause.
Given under ny hand this tenth day OF Nay, A. D.
1873. JAMES w. SMITH,
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EOR SALE.

Z
One Of the finest stock farms in the State Of Texas
and for health and beauty Of situation not to be sur
passed. This valuable property is In Hays county,
the ,Blanc0 river, between Mountin City, and San
Marcos on the San Antonio road ahout prentv-tvVo
miles from Austin This estate contains 655o acres Of
land with all the stock and improvementsj 5000 acres
well incored with stone and cedar fence for pasture
the Blanco runnin nearly through the centre. None
equal 20 1t in the STATE FoHr hundred acres splendid
land In high cultivation, not surpassed in productions
abundance Of timbcr-elm, blackberry, live oak and
walnut: and one hundred and fifty acres not enclosed
There fifty buildings the premises; various pens
for roping and handling stock there 200 head Of
cattle. from one-haf TO full-blooded Durham; from
tgohundred and fifty to three hundred head Of Texas
cattle; fifteen TO twenty yoke Of oxen; 100 head Of
American horses and mules; two hne jacks; ten TO
fifteen work mules and horses; wagons, full and
pete stock Of agricultural implements reapers corn
and cotton planters, threshers, ETC.; saw and grst
mills, ehingle machine, two cttOn gins turning lathe
etc, run by water power afforded by the BancO river
The main dwelling house, with cistern, out houses
and every convenience and comfort is situated on
high hill; has commanding view Of the surrounding
country, and has bet to be seen TO be admired
III any one or more persons wish to engage Ia the
stock business with AL the advantages, now il the
time to. get drst-cass stock farm, where. may be
raised the est blooded stock in the country; and an
own price in this and the neighbOring States, as
blooded stock Is much needed and sought after.
Any person wishing TO purchase this place viii COM
mnnlcae with me BY letter OF IN person, and VIII
take great pleasure in showing the property. For
4 terms. uuply TO NJ B. SWEENEY
Real Estate ana Collecting Agent
Gus n fOstOhice Box IN. Austin. Texas.
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SALE OF RANCH AND STOCK.
.is Arsplendid Opportunity.

IN consequence Of the failure OF VIM. H. Churchill
70 comply with Is contract Of purchase, again oer
Tor sale The II. W. Moore ranch, and the stock OF
horses and cattle muninR IN the neighborhOad, to-
gether with the brand, The ranch D tract OF so
acres out q the John Cafufhore hcadrg league IN
Williamson county, forty mie- north Of Ausin
The cattle consist Of about yve head Of gen
re stock cattle, and the horses number about 200
lead, 100 o. them being under herd az the ranch
Tnisjs the best Tanch place N VIII meol county.
For further information shout the etocl apply 10
James BlOte sud Andrew Motion, At the ranch, and
for terms apply 70 John A. Green c. - West, or my
self Tifle1 clear and unquestioi abb
NARY WEST MOORE,
i Administratrix Of H. W. More.
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P.S Dealers and PhyEicians ondering FIRM
others than fleming Bros. will do well 20 write
their orders distinctly, and fate noHs bat Dr..
Bros, PifLsbuEgh, Pa, ais ,psrEet being tHR u
base tnifatioas, To those wishing 10 give them q
trial. Ee viii forward per mail, postpaid % any
part Of the United States one box Of Pills for
twelve three-cent postage stamps, OF one vial Of
Rermifuee for fourteen IN ree-cent stamps. All
orders frOm Canada mus 30 accompanied ~
twenty cents extra
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2 United STATES CIRCUIT COURT,


m AusTn, TEXAS Nay IS 1875
Phelps Johnsonv. ROda G. Simpson q a. No. %.
- cpancrgy 10 Appearing to the satisfaction OF the
Judge that due search and inquiry has been made By
the aarehal for the defepdanls John Hale LOuiss J.
Aaley.J aneg ~. Long y a. DerFyberry, Betaey Ann
bailatd Ben Amin Ballard, Mrrfha II. Young and her
husbaid 3 W. Dung, and that they cannot be found
q his dlfrco IL - ordered fat they be cited by pub
lication. 70 Be made q the DEnocRArlc sTATEsnAa,
% newepaper Published 81 the City o. AUSTIN
week Tot ak conaHrufTB weeks % appear before rad
court, at the city o. Austin, Aforesaid, and plead.
answer OF cemur 70 the bill u complaint fed here D.
gllala the Poriod o. Two months FROM ne dale
hereof y. n. DUAL.
UnIted States Judge
Test With eoal Of court, day and yfar above
Clerk
IN puffuanco Of the foregoing order e parties de-
fendant named therein are hereby cited 70 appear,
p1ad qTaueue1 fh1 hH of compliant within the time
prescribed Otherwise the blll may be taken e. con
~ WItng2 uIs Hon 1T0RRIsONR n. WAITE.
chief Iaeffoe ~ ne Supreme Court u
l5EAL the uniffd slater, and the zeal ~ tie
14-s = ciicuif cont q Aa9lln, Nay -, 1915.
NW|H
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AGUE AND FEVER.

DS. c. M'LANE's LIVER PMS, IN
CASES OF, AcuE AND FEyER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
Of the most happy results. No better
/ cathartie can be used preparatory to
or after taking Quinihe. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
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'ENoR SALE.

One thousand seven hundred and hfty-six and nine
tenths acres Of land In Williamson county, ye miles
from Georgetown, on BnTnet road with dwelling and
other Improvements. Place well watered and tim
bered- Three lime kins IN operation; make the dnesl
lime In the county, for which ready sale Il had Il
GeorgetoWn and Rockdae. As a stock ranch It Il IN
surpassed In that section VIII sell 81 g per sore
t500 for the whole place n applied 10 4 once II Il
worth three times that price. Title perfect, Apply
to n d. SWEENEY, Land Agent,
Jam dtues&fd W.T. Box 107, Anstin. Texas.
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r AND FOR SALE.

IL
A splendid farm Of sixteen hundred acres Of land,
with all the improvements; six hundred acresehclosed
with good cedar rail and stone fence two hundred OF
which is In cultivation A never failing stream OF
water the tract for stock; fine peach orchard,
feet front, five rooms 16x16 wide hall and double gal
ery; stone milk house and Kitchen well OF splendid
good we'll furnishing an abundance OF water TOT
stock good post oak and live oak timber in SUFFICIENT
quantity to supply the farm for all time the best OF
land or be ter for stock in the State This farm Is
situated in the county Of Williamson five miles west
from Liberty Hill, twenty miles west from George
town, in a beautiful and healthy country. Eos
further information apply to y 80
- - NJ B. SWEENEY,
Austin, Texas, p. o. Box 107
Title perfect. no4 div wifi
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Treasury warrants Of the State Of Texas, no. asst
No 26S SIS, And Ne 2566 SO. an issued on the If
teenth day OF December 1874, by the Comptroler Of
Public Accounts, TO B.FT. Akard 't8 lils
II not heard from within sixty days application viii
he made to- the Comp trOller Of Public Accounts to
= 1i.--,-'> : - zCSK Johns q CO.,
apr29 w9w Attorneys for ,. W. Akard.
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nevIIlrIcs 90 VTesl.

The following letter confirms aud gives
details Of statements heretofore published
in the STATESMAN;
KERRvTI.LE. KERR COUNTY.
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|NHE WATER OF
RoCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, PROPRIETOR.

These MINERAL WATERS have an established
repu.a1lon for very high curative virtue IN all the
following classes of diseases, and as being an ABB
SOLUTE SPECIFIC IN several OF them, viz.
Scrofxla and all the forms Of glandular sweliings
and cutaneous eruptive disease, Erysipeas letter,
Eczema. &c, Cdrt mic Diarrh9a and Dysentery,
Dyspepsia Bronchitis, Chrouic Thrush. Affections
OF the Kidneys and BLADDER, Dropsy, Piles, and, In
connection with the Hot Bath, Chronic Rheuma.
tism du all ar1Klc conditions OF the system ana
broken down states Of the constitution loss OF APP
netite a1d general nervous prasuatlon' tneir
bowers and virtue as Restorative may De safely
PRONOUNCED 10 be without known rival amongst
The mineral waters OF the world. They are espe-
cially Indicated in ihe whole class OF Almehts pc
culiar 10 the female constituucu-
This water Is packed In cases containing one
dozen ialf-gzllon BEETLES. Price, $40 per case
The salts Of the water iisuaily called ROCK DfinSe
Alum Massy Is obtained by the evaporation OF tne.
eater at the Springs. retaining the propertle5, OF
the water can be used for Its reproduction, anu IS
yery convenient to persons whose BONES are 50 re
mole from the Springs that cost OF transporting
the water Is very large or to those VINO WISH 70 use
the wafer when travelling, 1t can be reproduced
Instantly The salts can be sent per matt. frlce'
" per ounce .,,, ~ tho
Descriptive pamphlets can De ootalned o1 Is'e
agents gratis up0n apptication. >o.
Suppiies received direct constantly on nanc iol
sale by PUhGELL, LAD,D 1,Oos q w., w.,
NH S-M&S3m Aeniaona' va
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RyuG,ars SERVICES TOMORROW. - the
u.n,l religions services will be held IN all OF
,bc city churches tomorrow except the lol-
I,a;ns special appointments:
C.7.i,y.dry MtuoiiSt. Rev. John +. Ed
yy,,..-. u. H.. at IL 4. NJ. and Il 7. NJ. Sub
isr. 4, night. The Evils Of Denominational
PrusgN tlsm."
l3.aa.. Street PrcSjytertan.-Rcv. d. 5.
po4ge;j. ID. D., al II a. NJ; Rev. L. l.. Pres
ton. -. D.. ai y. Nj.
First BGp.iSt.-Rev. J. L. NJ. Curry, ID.
H.. st II 4. NJ. and i L. NJ.
GrGc"-.Sh'ce; BaptSt.-Rev. J. r. Massey,
Of Aiuemarlr. Il, II 4. NJ. and y 7. NJ.
Ir,qa. Street BQptiSt.-Thc usual service
morning and night by the pastor, Rev. DIR.
G.rll"k. Aitcr the morning service the
Lard'- supper will be administered. In the
AFTERNOON The Baptist Sunday.School Union
will hold is regular monthly meeting.
>...,nfA. street Christian. - Rev. 4. l..
Blackwell. OF Norfolk, al IL y. NJ. and = L.
VI.
Trodg ffH street ClnfSiidn.-Rev. G. l..
Black y, 4 ~ ! !. NJ.
UDi:tad,iph,mt Synogogl" (Levy'> llalD'
A ,tr'urr at y 7. NJ. upon 1.-The Bible
and >A,an.'
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Interesting Case In Regard to Sample
Merchants.

Merchants.
fSpecial telegram to the Dispatch.J
P,TT.YLvAS1A COURTHOUSE, VA, March r.
An interesting case was tried before Juoge
J. D. Coles today involving the rights Of
nonresident firms to sell goods By sample
cards, representation, &C., under section llo
of chapter 240 Of the Acts of Assembly OF
1874 Messrs. G.. FL. Payne and Edwin Sui
", representing the firms of Bruf, Faux
ner g. Co. and Buck, Henry & Co., of Baitl'
more, arrived here yesterday, and soon alter
their arrival were assessed with lcense.tax
of 500 each, which they respectfully de'
clined to pay. The assessment coming into
the hands of j. D. Blair, county treasurer
he demanded payment OF the taxes so as
sessed. in which the parties refused TO pay
the license as assessed against them, claim
ing that they were not selling or otierlnS iot
saIe their own goods, but those OF the hrns
thew represented, and produced the licenses
of their respective firms, Issued BY Il. b.
Munford, assessor of Richmond city. They
we're then arrested, and remained in the
custody of the Treasurer until to'day. "hen,
unon writs CT habeas corpus sued OUT Dy
their counsel, William NJ. Tredway, Jr., they
were brought before Judge Coles, who
released them on bail. Judge Coles
stopped counsel for petitioners in Inc
course of bis argument as to the
construction of the act of Assembly, an
nouncing that he agreed with him in bis
construction of the phrase "personal pr'Vl'
lege," and that the license SO authorized
against sample.merchauts allowed them to
sell through their agents, but announced thal
a solution of the question could be arrived
at by motion to correct the erroneous as
sessment in term.time, and not upon writ OF
habens corpus in vacation, to which counse
assented. 1t Is understood the case will start
in that form de nooo. Major G. I. Rison ap
peared in behalf Of the Commonwealth.
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The Louisiana Arbitration.

New York, March l2.-The committee TO
arhitrate on Louisiana atflirs were to have
net at 10 o'clock this morning in the office Of
William Walter Phelps. Messrs. Hoar and
Frye arrived to- day.
The duplicate returns were also received
from New Orleans, but up to noon all The
members had not arrived.
Mr.. Phelps said that Congress had left the
matter 10 this committee to decide as arol-
traitors, and not as a congressional commit
tee, and the meeting was to be held with
view to cf'ectipg the Wheeler compromls. :.
The session will be private one, aud Will
probably last some days.
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tured in an old field to the left of Hull
street. The man, who gave his name as
Henry johnson, was taken to the sta
tion.house and locked up. He will
have a hearing at the Mayors Court this
morning. A quantity of shelled corn was
found in his possession, and the boys say
that he used the corn to toll the ducks along
while they were roaming the streets, and
when one Of the ducks would approach near
enough he would seize it and put 1t in CO.
vered basket which he carried upon bis arm.
In bis flight be turned all the ducks loose.
Parties who witnessed the chase say that it
was very interesting one, and had it not
been for the boys the thief would not have
been captured. ..,. ......
ROLL OF HoNoR.-At the Male High
School the following pupils are on the roll
of honor for the week. ending March 12th !:
B. E. Bransford, David B. Winfree, j. D.
Mathews, r. Fl. Winfree, G. Z. Chiles, T..
G. Mathews, Walter Burgess, W: K. Ma.
thews, W. G. Hatcher, J. C. jerks, j. Fl.
Ingram, Paul Atkinson, ". O. Sims, E. E.
Morrisettee, R. V. Owen, 4. c. Stanard, A.
A. McCrone. For the same period at the
Colored High School the following are on
the roll of honor: Addie johnson, NJ. ].
Harris, Mary Elliott, Mary V. Edwards, Sa-
rah Dixon, James Peters, John Peters, Z.
Goode, Z. Clarke, Henry Brown.
COUNTY CoUgr.-This court was engaged
yesterday in the trial of causes on the civil
docket; after which the court adjourned for
the term.
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MAKE IT PUBLIC.
SOUTH BOSTON. February 8, 1877

SOUTH BOSTON. February 8, 1871.
IT. r. Sere,ls, Esq Dear sir,--i have hpard tom
very mauy SOU ces of the great success Of NEGE-
TINE In cases of scrolula. rbtumai,n, kidney c"m-
paiut. caIarrh, and other dtseasea of kiIdrei na-
lure. make no hesitation In saving that k,a0,o
VEGETINE to be the most reliable remedy for ca.
tai rh and ~ neral debility.
NV wife has been troubled with catarrh for many
years aud ut times very badly. she llas thoroughly
fried every supposed remedy that we uld hear OF,
aud with all This she has for several years been
gradu ally growing worse, and the discharge from
the head was excessive and very offensive.
She was In this coudltlon when she commenced
to take VEGETlSE. I could see that she was I'M
proving on the second bottle. She continued taking
the VEGETINE until she had used from tweve To
fifteen bottles. am now happy In Informing YOU
and the. public uf you choose TO make 1t pub'icl
that she is entirely cured: and VEGETiNE accom-
plished the cure after nothing else would, Hence
reliable remedy, and would advise all suffering li!-
manly To try Ii, for believe It 10 be good hnn-
est vegetable met icne, and shall not hesitate 10
recommendIt 1t. l am, &c. respectfully.
l.. e. CAkDELL, store 40l Broadway,
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TIE THgATRE--Tbe audience at the
Theatre last night, SO far as numbers were
concerned, w05 quite unworthy of the play
and the faithful actors who took part in its
presentation. This afternoon there will be a
matiDee, and Davy Crockett is just the piece
to please the ladies and children. The CO.
lored people who wish to attend will have
excellent seats assigned them in the family
circle. Manager Powell has given assurance
that no disreputable people will be admitted
to the dress circle or parquet. Tonight Mr.
Mayo and Miss Rand close their engagement
and part with their numerous friends in Rich
moId