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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-14

There will be no more spring cleo
tions, in Connecticut. Hereafter the
State elections will take place IN No
vember. .tg au 4Il
Bret Harte's new play, written fol
Stuart Robson, viii be produced at the
Union Square Theatre, New York,
rext August.
During the year 1875 no less than
three hundred and thirty-seven Ameri-
can hotels were burned, and not ho'
tel clerk so much as scorched. = u
The Hartford Post remarks : III
four or Ave thousand Republicans hae'
not stayed at home on account OF the
weather ~ That's 80
The widow of the late DR.. Black, OF
Glasgow, Scotland, bequeathed sl2O,,
600 to the University Of that city, and
$50 900 to charitable objects.
Nellie Grant Sartoris is to come home
In the fall and take last farewell look
of the room in the White House IN
which she used to romp and play III
her happy childhood hours. o.
Nothing will dry a woman's eyes
and check her sobs quicker, at a
funeral, than the detection Of :, N new Y,
stvle of flounce on a neighoorlng
mourner's dress. i Brooklyn Argus.
TIL. only really hopeful thing con-
rocted with the recent history oil the
Re"ublican administration Is the fact
that 50 far no member OF .ne Iv WaaS'
has stolen the half completed "asn'
ington monument. ~
A girl employed in a paper mill li q. ),
wostfield. Massachusetts,, suffered q
severe attack of lock-jaw last week, IN
which the laws were set for nearly two
hours. The doctor said the trouble
was the result Of on inveterate habit OF
chewing gum.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-14
price of this 'love of hato is thirty

price of this Glove of hat' is thirty
| dollars.
A very old.looking white chip cot.
tage bonnet has full plating of Val
enciennes lace standing up around the
crown over which Is roll of aqua
marine satin ribbon. On the front Of
the crown are two aqua marine fea-
theirs, falling over bow of the same
color and cardinal ribbon, There are
long ribbon strings to ties under
the chin. The face trimming
is simply a full quilting of
aqua marine Grape. Another bonnet
has coronet front, 1t is also Of white
chip. The crown is trimmed on both
sides with long sprays Of the most ex-
quisite dark purple violets. On the
front Is a spray of white wild flowers.
Fastened under the violet sprays are
loops, from which fall long barbs OF
princesse lace. This lace Is hand
made, very beautiful and as desirable
for trimming as the real thread. The
face trimming is knot of white silk,
with lace aud yiolets. Another hat,
of an entirely new shape, has high,
square crown and high coronet front.
The front is covered with a scarf of
pale blue Louis XIII lace, which is
drawn back to form trimming for
the crown also, and falls in long ends
behind. These ends are caught to-
gelher with bunch of light blue fiow-
ers. The face trimming is of the same
flowers, with a small spray of deep car
mine. OF course there Is to be hat
especially for the fair ladies of Philadel-
phia to wear VIXEN they go out to visit
the Centennial Exposition. In honor
of our beautiful park 1t Is called the
Paramount hat. 1t has q wide, droop-
ing brim, dented in at the sides and
back. These are ofall sorts of straw,
Leghorn, Panama, chip or any other,
to the taste and purse of tho
wearer. They will be much trimmed
with peoples and other field flowers,
pale shades of silk aud black lace. Be-
side the hats with tlaring brims an eff
fort will be made to revive the Eng
lish turbans that were worn several
years ago. Whetherit will be success
full or not remains to be seen. The
English Derby will not be worn at all.
Black hats will be little worn, except
for travelling, white and ecru being
the prevailing shades for dress hats.
Very few brown hats will be worn /
either, though chipwill come In every
different shade to match suits. Thin
gauze and flowers will supersede rib
hons and flowers as trimming, al
though the former will still be used for
trimming misses hats.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
THE CROPS.
The Bureau RepOrt-The Opening Pros
pect a Full Average, as Compared
with Late Years.

The May and June report OF the Agri-
cultural bureau has reached US; it has
the following respecting Gotten:
"The June returns indicate slight re.
duction of area in cotton, comparatively
late planting, good stands, except in cases
of too early planting or inundation;
growth not up to the average for the
season, healthy and improving condi.
lion, and clean culture, with the excep.
tons caused by heavy rains that stimu.
late growth and prevent worsing. The
largest local reduction in area has been
in Louisiana, caused by the overflow
and wet weather in the planting season.
The next largest is in Tennessee, where
the season has been cold and wet. In
certain districts in Texas there has been
an effort to substitute corn for cotton,
but in ne.fourth of the counties there
has been positive increase, and in
nearly half the remainder no de.
crease, while the enlargement OF
the total area OF arabic crops
is rapidly increasing. The figures for
acreage are as follows: North Caroline,
Florida, So; Alabama, 100; Mississippi,
90; Louisiana, SO; Texas, 100; Arkan-
sas, 100; Tennessee, 95. The reduction
in the entire area is about three per cent.
In Virginia and North Carolina there lie
some complaint OF bad stands and small
growth from cold nights, though the
plants are healthy, aud the culture gen.
orally clean. The late planting promises
well in South Carolina. Early seeding
has been productive OF poor stands. The
condition averages very high in Geor"
gia, owing to sessonable rains, fine
weather for work, and abundant labor.
Drought at the time of planting has ST"
fected the crop unfavorably in Florida.
Stands are generally good in Mississip.
pi and Alabama, and the plants healthy
though small. In Louisiana overflows
have seriously injured the crop in ex-
posed locations. Droughts In some
parts of Texas have been injurious. The
plant is looking well in Arkansas
and Tennessee, excspt in places where
it was injured by incessant rains or in.
undations. The condition Of the several
States is as follows: North Carolina, 101;
South Carolina, 50; Georgia, 103; Flori.
da, 81; Alabama, "a; Mississippi, go;
Louisiana, SO; Texas, 80; Arkansas, 95;
Tennessee, SO. An analysis of the fig
ures shows that the condition of the crop
is nearly but not quite so favorable as on
the first day of June, 1875; the June av.
erage of 1879 Is also less than in 1872 and
1870, but greater than 1874, 1873 and
1871. The opening prospect for the
growing crop is, then, at least full av-
eTage with late years, but its character
and productiveness depend upon the
subsequent developments Of the season
and the culture bestowed upon it."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
A STRANGERS DEATH.
A Suffering Man Socks Relief at The
statfOnhogse The COrOner's Yer.
diet Exposure and Want"

About six O'Clock yyes.efda4 afternoon
an unknown white man, who was
speechless and evidently in dying con.
ditjan, went to the Adams street station
house. captain Fortress tried to sscer-
tain his name, bat as the stranger ws5
speechless and suffering with something
like dysentery, gave him a dose Of chOl-
era medicine and sent Immediately for
q physician, The poor man, however,
was past all human aid, and in few
minutes died as he lay on the stone
ptound Of the staEi0n-hOtise yard. Dep
NV Speln,at supsmopSd q jury and
held an inquest on the body, q yer:
dict Of fdeath from exposure and
WANT being returned. Nothing was
found on the body of the dead man to
tsll his name or home. Mr.. John L.
Moss testified thet late Ia the afternoon
he came across the stranger q NFs.
Eliza Kukla's. grocety, on walnut
street, G rnAr of Vance, where he mad
stopped to rest, ant had been, given q
drink Of LIQUOR by that lady. Mr.: Nose
put the man in street car, although the
driver ODD ected, and came with him into
the city, giving him sim OF money
and directing him to the stationhor1se.
On the ears the stranger said he had
come here from Pine Bluff, Arkansas,
was o vsrnisher, and had, during yester-
day, walked ten miles on the Pigeon
BOOST rosd to the city. Giving to his
weak condition he soon became speech.
less and was unable to tell his name.
The deceased seems to Oe about fifty
yearsFof age, has fine features, light b.ue
eyes, heavy but short beard and NOUS
tache, which, like the hair on his head,
was thickly sprinkled with gray. He
wore q checked shirt, grayish cloth
pants and coat, and presented the ap-
pesrance of having seen better days.
He died calmly and without a moan.
His body will be inferred in the potters'
field to-day; unless, perchsnce; SOME
friend should care for the strangers re-
mains
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
AMuSERaENTx.

CRAHD sXCURRIOR TO LOOKOUT
VI MouBtafn, via Memphis and Charleston
r. K. Rates greatly reduced. Train leaves
Memphis TU ESDAf July Is, 1876, at O'Clock
regular schedule time OF ExpIe ss train No. 3.
Tickets good 10 return on any passenger train
within seven days from time Of stan ting.
The excursion is given under the auspices OF
the COLLIERVILBE COkNET BAND. So
much has been written and spoken Of the
deemed unnecessary TO say more than that
visit 20 IL would alone give TO all lovers Of the
beautiful satisfaction for q lifetime, and that
all descriptions ever given Of II have fallen
FAR short Of its grandeur. A thousand points
OF interest will tempt the visitor TO prolong
ity Of Chattanooga Ample provisions viii
be made for board, conveyances, ETC., for the
accommodation Of excurEionists, at low rates.
Tickets for the Round Trip will re sold at the
following prices: From Memphis, IS so; Ger
msntown, S; Col1erville, 81; RossVille, 81,
Moscow, 81; Lagrange, s.; Grand Junction, Sc;
salisbury, So; Middleton, s. so; Pocahontass
g 50; Chewalla, s.; Cortnth, IS. A sleeping
car viii accompany the train, OF which eX-
Cur,iOnists can avail themselves II they see
proper. The Athletics" Of CoL:eTville, will
play match game OF base ball with the best
Chattanooga club on the top OF Lookout
Mou ntain. The Col1ieTville Comet Band Will
accompany the excursion, and furnish the
best Of music the entire trip. Tickets for the
round trip viii be on sale at all the stations
named above, The railroad authorities have
instructed their agents 10 sell no tickets for
this excursion after O'Clock 2. m. OF uly 18th,
in order to furnish the proper number Of
coaches. Arrangements are completed at
nrst-class hotels Tor meals at 50 cents; beds the
same. PROF. 7. J. FIRTH,
S. H. RUSSELL,
Committee of Arrangements.
W. z. JOHNSON, Gen. Pass'r & Ticket Agent.
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Crossing the Desert

Is generally an eventful episode In life;
whether it be as pilgrim to worship the
prophets shrine at Mecca, or as part Of
a caravan of merchants. The dangers
of the destructive simeon, attacks of
predatory robbers, and the agony of dy-
ing from thirst are dissipated on reach
ing one of those gardens of the desert,
an oasis. Partaking of that which re-
cuperates, they meet their future diff
culties with recruited strength and re-
newed energies. So with modern life;
dangers from disease threaten all hu.
manity, but if we make use of remedy
which alleviates acute attacks Of sick
ness, thus preventing their becoming
chronic, we shall realize that necessary
rest and refreshment in travelling life's
desert which has been discovered in the
Home Stomach Bitters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
COUNTY COURT.
kaontIne Basiness-The Courthouse I'm
nrovements-A Patched snd Tink.
cred JOb-The Raleigh Rail-
road.

The equity court met at ten O'Clock
yesterday morning, Judge Holman pre-
siding, ard occupied TIE day in the
transa,;tIuu OF routine business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

MEMPHIS TENN, July H. 1876.
EDITORS APPEAL-Inasmuch as the
litigation between the widow and heirs
Of G. Daloach, deceased, and E. NJ. Ap.
person has been made the subject of sew
eral newspaper paragraphs, we regard it
as but an act Of justice to Mr.. Apperson
to say that the matters in litigation grew
out of many years Of partnership trans.
actions, which transactions amounted,
in the aggregate, to several millions Of
dollars, all of which matters of litigation
hsve been fully, fairly and satisfactorily
adjusted and settled.
JOSIAH PATTERSON,
One Of the Solicitors for the widow and heirs
of Z. Deloach.
ISHAM q. HARRIS,
One OF the Solicitors for E. NJ. Apperson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
BON AQUA SPRINGS.

VIaIS delightful summer resort Will be open
for visitors on the I5th June.
The waters of these springs are renowned
for their cure of Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Dysen'
terry, Summer Complaints OF children, DIS
eases OF the Kidneys and skin, Ausem1si Eer-
yous PrOstrattOn, ChOrea, Menstrual Disor-
ders. Rheumatism, and all cases of general
debility Their rscuperative and rejuvenat-
ing properties are wonderful; and what Is
more rem aTkabIs, no death has ever occurred
there from sickness, and cbills among deni-
zens of that locality are scarcely known. The
air is pure. and the nights are always cool.
Board single mont ~ W
Board two months tper mont }----.-.------ - W
Half price for children and servants.
Special rates for families
Visitors will leave The cars at Bon Aqua Sta
road. where they viii be met by elegant hacks.
W, 3. RUSSELL. Manager,
I r WINRERN Assistant my24
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A Good Chance to 60 into Bust
Ness.

Owing to the continued ill-health of
our NJ. s. Chapsky,w we have determined
to close out our business on or before the
first Of September next, and therefore
offer our entire stock, consisting Of
mems and boys clothing, furnishing
goods, hats, etc., for sale upon UeTy H6-
erdL terms to a responsible party. Will
take city improved real estate in ex-
change. Our store is for rent low to
good tenant. A ply to
NJ. s, CHAPSKY Il BRO,
Lott ,ufFaa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
LAND OFFICE.
Law and Land Cmse of J. a. Williamson
CLOCK BUILDING, AUSTIN, TEXAS.

CLOCK BUILDING AUSTIN, TEXAS.
WILL Buy, Sell, Locate and Obtain Patents
w to Lands, Pay Taxes and Investigate
Titles. Lands for sale in every part OF the
State. Also, City and Suburban Property.
Collections promptly made.
REFERENCES-Ex-GOv. John G. Brown. Ten
pessee; Ex-GOv. IshBm q. Harris, Tennessee;
Hon. John L. T. Sneed. Supreme Bench, Ten
uesSee; Gen. Henry M'CullOch, Seguin; K. NJ.
Castleman, Austin, Texas; John H. Robinson
& Son, Austin Mai. G. X. ohns, Austin; Capt.
Robert Josselyn, Austin; Judge Archibald
Wright, Memphis, Tenn; Judge Henry g.
Smith, Memphis, Tenn; zen. Luke E. Wright,
Memphis, Tenn; Or. l.. P. Yandall, Louisville,
Ky; Col. Beverly Matthews, Columbus, Miss. (;
M'Combs, KelIar & By3nes, st. Louis; VIM.
Devries & Co., Baltimore; Col. Ashbel Smith,
Houston, Texas; F. COssett, New York; Tom
Craighead, Nashville.
Look 10 Your Texas TaKes-The new
Constitution of Texas requires the present
Legislature to make provision for the speedy
sale of all lands upon which taxes are not
paid, and for sale every year thereafter. 1t
also invests the purchaser at tax sale with
good and perfect title to the land, which can
only be redeemed in two years by paying
double the amount paid al such sale ty2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

X. j. BLACK, ID. {
Julyl2. 1876.
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One OF the Solicitors for E. N. Apperso
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J. :. ALEXANDER. THOs. NJ MILLER.
TUEA SPRING s.

T,HEsE celebrated Springs, situated in fish
omingo county, ;, isSlssippl, li2 miles
snd CnaTIest0n flaiIroad. viii re opened for
the reception OF guests on June loth. Inc
waters O. these Springs are justly cello orated
for their hTgienic properties, and consist or
SULPHUR Alum, Msgne sia, Chaly beate and
FTeeatone. The buildings, which ere entirely
new, are beautiful In design, combining exc,
yonce vitb Comfort TIE entire furniture and
fixtures are perfectly new. The grounds are
spacious and de!iEhtfui; the town quiet anu
refined Express post, telegraph and ticket
offjcps near tine hotel, Bar unsurpassed.
TERMS.-BOard per day, y %; pc 7 week. eltJ
per month, SO. Children under Ten years Vi
age and servants half p-tce. -
ALEXANDER & MILLLS, FroP r.
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ChanceH Sale

Of fixtures, soda ount, plated pitcher,
candies, cakes, ornaments, pictures, etc,
etc., at Charley Howsrd's, No. 2S3 Main
street, continued until to-day, July IL,
1876, commencing at II No., precisely.
+. A. COLE, G. and VI.
X. j. BLACK, ID. {.
July u 1876.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

FROM Presbyterian Weekly, Balti.
more, Maryland: "We unhesitatingly
recommend Colden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract Of Beef and Tonic Invigorator
for weakness in the young, or falling
health in the DID," G.. w. Jones & Co.,
agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
PERSONAL.

AR. ALFRED VOORHEES, makes specially
~ OF treating EYE AND EAR DISEASES.
ONCE, 1913 Pop ar street. Ju30
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

TRY Thrash Consumption Cure and
Lung Restorer, for all lung affections,
loss Of voice, cough, Group, etc. For sale
by all druggists; wholesale by w. n
Wilkerson & Co., $40 Main ST., Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

THE reliable firm of A. Wesson &
Sons. 243 Main street, are inserting and
filling teeth to suit the times; also, re-
planting and transplsnting the human
teeth, almost painless. Teeth extracted
without pain by laughing gas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

800 ALL wool vests at 81, and q large
lot Of summer vests at 70 cents, worth
double the money, at the Oak Hall
clothing house, 25l Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

Mrs. MARIA D. MoNsARRATT, teach
er of vocal and instrumental music, will
receive few more pupils. Orders to be
left at b. G. Hollen6erg's music store,
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12
BASEBALL.

Memphis Reds Us. Memphis Amateurs,
at Olympic park to-day. Trains leave
Louisville depot at 2:30 and o'clock
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

GRAY hairs prevented, dandruf re-
moved, the scalp cleansed, and the hair
made to grow thick by the use of Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

SEND to r. P. Hall & Co., Nashua,
N H, proprietsrs OF Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Remover, for copy Of
their treatise on the hair. A valuable
little book free 10 ALL
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WGIq8 CLIFF a,22.lgRN SPRIEGS
moUarAEH HEaHFu zEsoBE.

EEONEOE COUNTY. EAST TENNESSEE
NJ VIII be opened for The scepilOu OF guest,
on the first OF June, 1915 IheSe spring are
sifusfs1 on t'bilhOwes mountain, fifteen miles
southeast or Mouse Creek, Tennesses-f.aNL
Tenn, Va. and ga r. K.-lAO feeg ao2't lht
surrounding valley, and so 10 35IV Leel SDo's
"a level. s,oz,.
Rates OF BoaId-Per day, s.; per week. ~ ~
per month June, sSj; per month carer > Lluel
Sp-specfal rates 70 faml-1esi hack-IaTe CiNe
way, s.; round trip, s..
For pamphlets giving analysis OF water
temperature and full particulars, address
J. r. NAGlLIl, Proprietor,
Mouse Creek, East TenneSsee.
We cordially recommend the NhLIe YIN
Sprinps 10 the citizens of Memphis as a spien-
did summer resort tor health and comfort
The mountain scenery is beautiful the NM
eral waters fare rue, and the hotel - new
spacious and well-kept. jos. Lh.SUnM'
my2l }. !. 1hhIh.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ID ESIDENCE-That beautiful residence on
n the corner of LauderdRle and jessa mine.
1t Is modern house, having two bathrooms,
hot aud cold water, gas white Italian marble
msntels and heaTths. For particulars inquire
at Z73 Main street, Of h. WADE.
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Go TO Leddin's Business College.

HYDRANT hose at cost. Browne, 1853
Second street.
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BAILEY BPRTN as
Lauderdale County, AIabams,

THE waters of these Springs are p specific in
Dropsies, Dyspepsia, Scrofuls, Chronic
Diarrhea, all diseases OF the Liver, Skin and
Kidneys, and diseases ssecutiaE 60 Sc
males. For circular, address
ju23 p. P. ELLgA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

800 PAIR boys and youths all wool
cashmere pants, light and dark COLOR
for 81 so and So, worth So and 81, at the
Oak Hall clothing house, 251 Main street.
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Baseball TO.DaV,

Memphis Us. Reds, a. Olympic park
this afternoon. Trains leave the Louis
vile depot at two and three o'clock this
afternoon.
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Our SDeciaIfies.

ATTEND the great continued bankrupt
sale at the Oak Hall clothing house, PSI
Main street.
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The latest styles fancy stationery, ju-
venile books, Sunday. school supplies,
and fine bibles. A. F. D0D co,
81 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

rose;
A breath like the perfume the toilet bestows;
These are charms to win hearts, when all
other charms fade,
But they can't be preserved without 5000
dnnfiE aid
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Baseball To-Day.

Memphis %. Reds, at Olympic park
this afternoon. Trains leave the Louis
Vile depot at two and three o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-12

400 PAIR all wool cashmere pants at
So so, worth So, at Oak Hall clothing
house, 251 Main street.
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OR EAT
REDUCTION Sc BOARD
CIR EAT

At THE CELEBRATED ROCRBRIDGE
"A ALUM SPRTEGS-OVI2g 10 Jhe depressed
Condition of the country, the proprietor mas
determined to lower bis ch3Tges, IhaL an may
be able to derive the benefits from the use or
these Justly celebrated waters. IEty nteQ 10
recommendation, since they have SO Iuuy es-
tablished their 9 6cieucy through II tloI-
sands who have been brought rom tlestn >
door to renewed health Dy the use OF tnsI
wonderful medicinal waters. since 1855 Sun,
ner the Chalybeate Spring, which was Olentu
last year, has been thoroughly 3n2IyZst %
Professor NJ. 3. Harden, of the V. d. l., on
Virginia, and by com parisOn shows IL 10 Ot :
fully as strong as " Rawley" OF carbonate OF
iron, having small quantity more than one
and q small quantity less than the other two
springs. So IN addition to the water that mas
made these springs so famous, the proprietor
takes pleasure in announcing that he can fur-
uish those who may need to drink either sep
arately or in connection with the more cele-
brated waters Of these springs pure carbon
ate of iron (chaIybeate) water, inferior to
none and equaied only by Rawley, in this
state. This at the very cheap rates, with &C
commodatiOn fully up TO any previous year.
First month of four weeks, $50; two months,
eight weeks, Sl00.
Professor J. 5. Davis, University OF Virginia
resident physician. - 1870
Send for circular. JAMEsS.A FRAZIER
my2I IiopIislU,
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LOST.

II EXlCAN SLUT
IL Named Fanny, medium size; she win
pup about the 18th this month. a liberal re-
ward viii be paid on her delivery at
jyS I421z MAIN STREET.
DIAMOND PIN-On Tuesday night, July
IL 4th, cluster-diamond pin, nine stones
Ten dollars reward, and no questions asked,
for its return 70 Appeal ONCE. iy6
NULES-Two horse mules, one q sorrel, with
vi left front foot burt and hoof growing on;
the other black, with gray spot on rump; S.
reward for their return TO corner Marshall
avenue and Orleans street. A. JOHNSON.