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A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN,


The Nheve is a good likeness OF ms. lydia z Pink,
hSn Of lynn, Mas, who above az other human beings
may be tuthtrlly called the Doar Friend Il Woman
assone OF her correspondents love to call her. shs
zeaously devoted TO her work which is the ateon,e
OF Mestudy, and is obliged t. keep SIX lady
assistants 10 help her answorthc large corrspondepoe
which daily pours in upon her each hoarng lis srcia
burden Of suffering, or joy at release from II, Esr
Vegetable Compound Is medicine for good and NOS
evil purposes have personally Investigated Il and
am satisfied Of the truth Of this
On account of Its proven merits Il Is recomrena.i
and prescribed by the best physlcans in the country
One saysi at works like charm and saves much
PAIN twill cure entirely the worst form Of falling
OF tho uterus, Ieucorrh@l, Irregular and paiufsl
Mcns.guation all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation ana
ulee0ticn, FoOdngs, all Displacemcnts and the com.
iequent spinal weakness and Is especially adapted 70
ne Change Of life.n
tpcrmoatcs every portion of the sy-te-, anil ,,,e,
lew life and ysor, Ii rmoves faiDtrcss nat,,,rcv
destroys all craving for stimuants and lieves ,ves
u''s OF The stomach. 10 cures Bllatinr Headaches
Nervous Prostrailon, General Debility, Secplcssness
Depression and Indigestion That feeling OF hearing.
down, causing pain, weight and haclache is ALWAYS
permanently cured by itsuse Il viii At all tlrnes ana
uad9r all circumstances, act In harmony with thsa,,
shat governs The female aystem
NcoSts only 81 per bottle six Tor S. and Ia sold by
druggists ANY advice required to sp5 oil cases and
the names of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the use Of the Vegetable Compound can be
obtained bysddresdng Mrs T., with stamp for rcply
ct her home in1Srn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this comporndis
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
AIRS fmkham's Liver Pills" says one writer "arp
TIE best ia the irod for the cure OF Constitution
Mhousncs1 and Iorpidlty Of the liver Her Rlood
PurinerworH wonders in its special line and lids fair
70 equal The Compound In its popularity
Al must respect her as an Angel Of Mercy whose soS
ambition is to doGood to others
Philadelphia. Pa. ~ Mr4A.Mn
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Stranger say, Mister Big Head, you seer,
90 be a little 'of.' What ais Won ~
$50 Aeod-"Well, yes; you sec wss ort
with the boys lslt night, and otkindcr ipixedp
strdngef-"h sPpeaIs SO from the looks &
Bi0 Pead-" II don't feel exactly liz G nv se,s,
Peas 70 oe kinder 'swellSd up and Is Il II had
Notion TO bust aud the pain Is terrible"
Hfronues-" IL you will get bottle Of Rslevi,
Saline Aperien,, one or two doses will put a heal
on YOU that your friends would reccSnisen
this pain and suffering"
This marvellous remedy oures those terrible head.
aehest eleanses the stomach, unlORas the bowels
onloess the liver, relieves constipation az once ag
gives the bile chance to 90. 1t has become 10
popular snf standard remedy for constipation bll.
iousness, sicS headache, heartburn, acid stomach
anc All diseases requiring real nice and pIeaaaai
puigstive OF phyaic.
IL never, nauseaies nor gripes, acts in one OF two
hours aud IL just SO delightful and reffsehiur
drink, that everybody lkeslt.
ltunclouds aud eools the brain, puiets the peryes
anu Is stGS quo non for the hesdache Of ladies'
~ mug Nes the pAnga Of rheumatism and cout
teutNes Eiiney ani urinary troubles, and main Ia
me back. Fer dyspepties u acts like a charm, snd
ms 20 equal IN curing ooaitipatsi habit. II 10
merchants, clerks, mechanics, factory hands, stu.
cents teachers and all persons who lead closely
connned lie and are subject 20 headache dirFines,
and torpid bowels. II you are troubled with A
coated tongue, foul breath loss OF appetite or zen
erlslngsshness, Baiey's Saline Aperient will cur,
wv, II performs Better work than pills, is mora
pleasant and paatabl0, and Is much cheaper in faet
ms regular family medicine chest within itself
sUrklos and ioams just like glass Of soda
wafer, and Is lusi rs pleasant. so centS and so,J
everywhere. J, L. DRoMGooiE & Co.
Propnotors, Louisville, Ky.
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q WoMAN,S REMEDY.

AZ certain ages and periods Of womans life, thets
COMES certain troubles aches pains aud sutisfinss
srps life at sixteen, and follow up and haunt Inc
married woman until after the "tuiu Of liis.n
some haze headaches, swimming OF the head
mental aud nervous prOstration, blGnched eheeks
boodless lips, lifeless eyes clouded brain whIin
others sufer with painful irregularities uterine da.
placements aud ulcers, hysterieal spasms, physical
sons, loss OF appetite ovarian diseases kidney sc
IONS. etc, winch IN numerous cases end in epilepto
lts, commissions, insanity and death. These ara
know the class of complaints we allude 10. NOW
AIDES, all these troubles can DO averted and cnred
We have proof from thousands
~, Dtoneoo,e's English Female Bitters will cure
you sound md well--will make Won healthy anS
happy-will make ycn feel like new woman mud
ne mistake. sold by all Druggists at si.OI send
medich Adyis, r, free % Tee aRieted '
J.f. nRoNeNpLK & Co.
fFopnetors, lousyille, Ky.
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FUTURES.

NEW YORK futures and also New Orleans
opened to points lower ana were suiet ali
uay' gaining on the last two calls about ) points
aud closed INN. Liverpool opened weak, l.6i
ing Spots are dull and weak. There seers h
ebuI one oninion among cotton men, and that ID
loWer prices for the staple at least until the re-
celpls grow much less. The large port receipt,
az present are black eye to cotton advancing.
alioat show plenty Of cotton compared with tha
duil state OF cotton goods and large SOCKS.
Chicago Produce--Chicago had IN active day.
opening weak, declining some, then adyancinr
steadily until the close, then breaking some and
nnaily closing little better than last night See
markets by telegraph,
NEW yORR
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RIO GRANDE DIVISION
(All trains run Daily \


At Texarkana with st, Louis Iron Mountain
Il Southern rallw Y for all points north aud east
aud Texas Pacific railway for Paris and sher-
man,
AT pitsburg with East Inc & Red River rail.
way for Jeilerson, Danger6eld, sulphur Springs
and Gre nvilla.
At Big Sandy with Texas & Pacific railway for
on that road.
AtTyler with Internatloual& Great Northern
railway for Palest ne, Troupe Houston, Calves.
ton, San Antorio, Austin aud New o leans
Al CorSieana aud Waco with Houston & Texas
Central iat wav for Hous on, ualvest H. Dallas
sherman and all other points on that line.
Al McGregor with Gulf, Colo ado aud snta Fo
railway for Fort Worth. Clcburne, Morgan. rel.
ton, lampasas, Milano, BRENNAN, Roseuburg.
Galveston and AL intermed te points. e'
.. j. b. VANDYNE. Gen'l sup't
GkoR@E W. LILLkY, Gen'l Pass. Ag't
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Illustrated Marriage Guide. 30 psres. Goth
sad gait binding, 50 cents; sane in paper GOV
. cents. Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood
cents; pamphlet cents securely scaled. b
mail Send money or postage stamps. DR..
WHITTIER, the great specialist, 6i7 ST. Charles
street. ST Louis Nc.
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COTTON.

As THE weather clears mp and the roads i'm.
hove, the receipts of cotton increase. The arr-
bis in this city to-day were lZ9 bales, CD of
tbich came by rail as follows: Ii for ID
4. Rainw0er; 1 for Sanger Bros 4 for I. l.. Mar
Ills; for Schneider & Davis, all by the Texas
Pacific road, aud for A. J F0uts; for VIM
hmes; for J. NJ, Julian; for john Gate, from
hinity Mills; IA for L b Mitchell, from Kant
lan, and for Kealy Bros; for Caller & Hill
bd IA for c. L. B0snett and for g. l.. Beayans
j from Lewisyille. The shipments were so
hles for 7. b Mitchell, BY the Gulf, Colorado q
knta Fe. There were no changes in prices al
by Of the cotton centers in America, but mid.
Ping uplands declined sixteenth in Liver.
Dol, The outlook now seems to be for better
fices In this city quotations are unchanged.
Poo iHluuIllS '.'s.. ..,,,....,,.....,,...... g&
puulllS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., gla
PlCt low mluullug ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
a" mluuihg ''.,''''.''' ,.........s........,, So
~ uleilatE''' '''''''''.'.'''....,...... S8
''''~t ''.''''s...s,....... S5s
LIVERPOOL
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I. s. st. z, a,ai,may.
COTTON BELT ROUTE.
eXaS & 81. Louis
RAILWAY.

=, The shortest quickest and best line between
TeXarkana, Mt, Pleasant Pittsburg, Tyler
Athens, Corsicana, Waco. MCGregor and Gates
vile, and mot direct route TO all points north
aud East. Open To Gatesville County seat of
estern Texas ava
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missouri passed q law iorbidjiug the opera.
Ions Of foreign banking corporations wlthia
NM e ~ 1evS 6nSjncSs VI" Isl vnoy 81 ~, wv
knk of Montreal, with its reserve of SiS,0J0COO
Eut agents to 50. Louis with reference TO estab.
Ehlng main branch for the United states, but
KS statute stood In the way OF any undertaking
the sort consequently, to the chagriu of
6any st. Louis citizens, The branch was estab-
Ehed Ia Chicago, with about 200G4 0GO capital
pALLAA ENCHANGE AND slLYhN
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GRATITUDE

DENVER, or, August ~, 1852 Gents can.
ho' tina words with which 10 Express my rrat.
itadH 70 You tor the cure your Sw,frs spccihe
mas en-, cicd in my case. was afflicted With tho
hvtn, e hhoo disease for three years, ami after
vending seine time at the Ho Sprlpcs col,si1.
srad my eaie hopeless one. used only one
dozen small bottles of 5, S, :, and there is not a
S'gn OF The disease remaining Ny sores prt All
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FS---ue CAs-s ce...r.--y, ' .. ,,..YluaJ CITY
CAPITAL stock, $250,000. Alexander Mil
rompcny, Of Erath county; capital stock.
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Meaira,.

~ok ktSkNk IN NAUN. OF FRANCE,
has riace rs his agents for tIe S,sie az grss 4,
SCI, MS Never-f3hng remedy, NAHUM Gems
eisi 0esioistive OF NitSlizenh All affected viii
nervous destity, loss II manhood sus an lin.
Sisl ylsesSfs should 81 once procure n scfcular
lsom Nalen ia iV9fu The Cause OF de diseases
above ? eaulugd. then al onss 10 pro. an, rT,,,n
" OF 'h'"erh ns BY your dru .gistorl ,ex rrsss
TIE neycy- .sihnc TefiCdv
CkoMNUS BALDWIN 8 WILLIAMS.
Fly retan AZ Howell 4 Bro's ana geck roliiy,r
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FTYANCE AND COTTON
FINANCIAL.

r,,u $50 n $50 there were oaly Two years IN
~. ~. balance OF lrade With HufO' Z was not
lss,stus During that peu1d We lost by I'M
.dnr more than We eNp1rted--sL t'to Ao'',
x6,.p The lrSde turned m or taNurlt sufns9
..si-,or. and from lss6 to 1871 We coiieci~d
- -, Eur,le a. is 0tNlGn. lae kEht OnnQs
- r'iu-ea ihe btlsnce Ia our favor for that
=. n, be-, 6Sl buI last 0ct0oer The tids set
r.. Eyor strluCer. and IA tue last three
- of The year lsS; We hal 9slsnco IA our
M 1s ) o. Si7, lSt aud inr thenrs, hui al th'>
T,trt.e balance l. eaLoi--35 Win every
it".S,n o.is rs Chiug sls0,uJo o OuI S2O co.
~ ms ls,li year aud ON latest NjvcCs as
- .r,p indications ia europe Il may %
" f-1ef aud reach that Of l79, when it was
sit -'N
View YORK shipping List, Of February l.,
!" Tbere b We been heavy failures recently,
elsa gruat deal % GaXietyln CONNER
RI c..ries A large supply of 0ggicul ural mo
- I. ned Ia G5St ana second HANDS in Conse-
"sree Of luaDii,y Of transportation, AID TO-
scbsrpricfs Here and tnere manliac-n ing
SNshreptS are curtailinB their product
rsrybody is going on from hand 10 mouth
,'o1'. Is not see king our bonds Tor investment
so5yore Ihe country Is not quite IN the con-
Ann nf The patriarch who hau GO n and he c IT.
son A thousand hills, but rot dollar dcpos-
sS In bauk. Ogt il is holding IL, capital as
sbnv AZ h can from dnv possible risk induced
sjfs p,e The OpumiSIs aUd the uessimists
rsach construct a plausible argument as IN
20 !, 10 he the immediate future, and each
kand doubtless err in his estimate
Tuylfmand for The recent issue Of United
k,ei,S gold certificates, particularly those OF
Ian dllOniuilOus has been very large. IS.
xsiant Treasurer Aeon, in signing these CCr'iti.
Sles wmte 5000 signatures in thirty eight
ksys signing sl23, GO 900 of the certificates. OF
kis great amount $4,000 Geo was IN Sl1OaO Ger.
Efeae. The call lOc denominations Of So $50
III siJl became So press ng that sl3,67u,0 OF
hes cari'ic1ies were sent 0aeE 70 Warrington
1 hsyc Nj Agtou's fac smile signature printed
4 them. Mr. AEON signed SIS 1890 OF the so
krfeal s, 400 0JO of the 50 ana 1900 coo Of the
LN
| Missouri passed law iorbidjiDg the opera.
~. 80 t,r.,isn hoOkluU pnrnnpati,uS ,r,tby.,
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Noises IN the Head. the vital fluid passing unob.
served In the urine, and many other diseases
that lead to insanity ard death
TUE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE
will agree 10 forfeit Five Hundred Dollars io,
o case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
unueI Their special advice and treatmenD win
found In Z, THE ENGLISH MEDICAL IN.
STiTUTE treats all Private Diseases successful,
without mercury. Consultation Free. Thor.
oush examination and advice, including snsli
SIS OF urine 20 o. Price OF Vital Rest. atiys,
$500 bottle, or four timesthS. luantity. slO. oa
sent 70 any address on receipt OF price or g. o. o..
mo G. 0. ID. sent without 81 enclosed as a puar.
antee), secure from observation, and Ia private
name u desired, by ENGLISH DIEDIUA Z
Wholesale Agents W. II. HOWELL Il BRO
Dallas, Tnxag
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Sold by All Druggists.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is n never.faillng tule
Tor Nervous Debility,
lex haustcd vitality, Semi
nal Weakness. sper.
iinntorrhma, Lu y n
MANHOOD impoten.
ICY, ParGlys, and all
the terrible effects OF
self Abuse, youthful
10 lies al d excuses In
malurer y,arS--such as
Loss of Men DRY, Las.
'si'ude, Nocturnal Ennis.
sion, Aversion to soeie-
". Dimuess OF Vision,
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%gSSM.s,:SS. y. y . ~, ~ "

uhctsS Hng drug clerk, | have StCn So
many hundreds OF men doSod with calomcl
lodi Of mercury aud iodide al ro'ssb. mn,
lher were made complete wrecks, HAT i Shu1
DER 10 think OF the misery which has beep
blo0ght on the human family ty Tie nse Of
IA f'u ials for Blood diseases. IL /. ,rvins
shame that physicians will not ackpowlSdre
themeiit otycur GRAND RLoop MsnlCiSN $50
my name as you Wish. j II. RAFE
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ro-&t. 600 Reward win Ia IN ,,c
| chemist who will find, on ans inn h,ftin,
OF ). s., one sartiCle of NJ, losiar "a,
potassium, or any Mineral Substance sWnT
efEtlFlO CO., Ptopretors, Atlanta, Ca.
Price Of Small Size s,,n
Large Size Il5
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It yon doubt CONE 20 see VS. and we will
CURE You, or charge uothing' Write for par
t. the Unfortunate Suffering D." Ask any drnr
giSt " 10 our Standing
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of. The weight proved too much for the
buggy and In turning 10 about It broke
down. This did not dlsconcert the bur
glars. In the yard stood wagon loaded
with window-blinds. The blinds were
thrown of and the horse was attached 10
tho wagon. All the men got In. with Dyer,
and the party drove of, leaving the buggy
behind. They took the Bridgeport turn
nike and left Dyer in the woods, nine miles
from Birmingham, after removing the hand
cuffs. Here he was found early this morn
ing. wandering about In bowidered man.
ner. He tells straightforward story and
is corroborated by the finding OF tools with
which the men operated. The damage
TO the large safe which was broken into
amounts TO 800.
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Angry burglars.
A wATcHMAN GAGGED, TWO SAFES oPENE

A wATCrMAN GAGGED, TWO SAFES OPENED,
AND ONLY PITY DOLLARS FOUND.
A Birmingham Comm telegram of the
both says: About IL O'Clock last night
John Dyer, the Waterman for the Derby
Building aud Lumber Company, went to
his home near by 10 get something TO eat.
Upon his return, fifteen minutes later, he
found four masked men seated on the Of
flee steps. They surrounded him, each
with pistol pointed at his head, and told
him 70 give up the keys. This he refused
to do. one OF them caught him by the
throat and another held his hands, and the
other two handcutied him behind his back
They then gagged him with a long strip
of black cloth. The door Of the office was
broken in and the Waterman was carried
inside and placed in a chair. The main
Office contained two safes, which were at
tackled with crowbars and sledges. BY
means OF Jimmy" the face-platc at
tached TO the door OF the largest OF the
two safes was pried off, so as TO admit a
pinch-bar. After nearly two hours OF
work this safe was opened. The small safe
was too strong TO be broken into, although
boring was resorted TO; but in the opened
safe key was found which unlocked the
obstinate door. The men were not paid
for their trouble; for in the small safe only
books and papers were found From the
other was taken an iron box, in which
were checks. notes, and $50 in money.
Frequently the company keeps several
hundred dollars In the box over night, but
II so happesed that all was deposited in
the bank except the $50. This sum was
NIL the burglars secured which will be OF
value 10 them.
The men were very angry. One OF them
said 10 the Waterman in the chair: :. A
Birmingham man told us il was worth
$500 10 us any time we wished to crack this
safe. and we will kill him il il takes us a
year 10 do the job" After spending three
hours in the office the burglars went out. !
taking Dyer with them. A third safe was
left unmolested, probably for want Of time.
Outside the bulldog the Waterman was
placed inside OF buggy, which together
with a horse had been stolen from the |
neighborlng barn OF Il. N. Plat. A lady
living near by saw the men when they
.ook the team, aud supposed they be-
onged about the premises, as they
we're very deliberate in their actions.
me Of them stopping 10 light a cigar.
After putting Dyer inside the carriage the
our men got In also and started to drive
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HE TELLS OF HIS MEETING WITH EDWARD
HAYWARD AND THE CAUSES LEADING THERE
TO.
During the proceedings in the trial OF
the libel suit Of August Belmont against
John Dewey, in New York, on Monday,
Mr.. Belmont, being pushed with ques-
tons, gave the following account OF his
duel with Edward Hayward, a South Caro-
lima planter:
One evening in August, 1Sil-I have
| forgotten the exact date-l was at NiDlos
| Garden, in one OF the corridors OF the
theatre. A friend OF mine, Mr.. Lionel
| Dayidson-since dead-was with me. Mr..
HAYWARD entered the theatre andapproach-
ed lis. He greeted us very cordially.
striking me smarty over the shoulder with
his cane. enchanting, GLOW are you, old
fellow" Neither Of us then, am sure,
had the slightest idea OF what was impend-
ing. Mr.. HAYWARD passed on into the
theatre. My friend and i seated ourselves
at one end OF the table in the garden.
Later ir the evening Mr.. Hayward again
Joined us, and we entered into friendly
conversation. At length he made remark
10 which / took exceptions. lie said was
too intimate with n particular lady. IL
would he indicate in me to mention her
name. retorted that his statement was
not true. "Do you mean TO say that
lie?v he replied. excitedly. - You can
take It as you please" l answered. Then
he struck me over the head with his cane:
but the blow was a light one. We then
clinched. and were separated. He was
somewhat under the influence OF liquor.
Next morning / sent him peremptory
challenge, which he accepted, and the duel
was the result.
We fought at Elkton, Nd, at ten PAGES,
believe. / maintained the honor OF my
manhood, and my antagonist certainly
showed no lack OF courage. ] was shot
in the right hip, and fell before | could
discharge my revolver. Hayward had bis
arm raised at the time the signal was given.
held my pistol loosely by my side, con-
scquenty Hayward was the quickest to
take aim and fire. After my wound had
been dressed was taken to Philadelphia.
and was laid up for long time. The ball
was extracted three weeks after had been
shot. Hayward's relatives tended me most
cheerfully and kindly during my illness.
My relations with them for many years
after were OF the most cordial nature. Mr..
Hayward died down South some wears
later. was only twenty-four years old at
the time of the duel. My opponent was
not twenty-five.
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NY JAS. Macdougall, Auctioneer'
No, 10 Governor street.

large ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNITURE. GROCERIES, Az
AT AUCTION.
THIS DAY
AZ 10T O'Clock | will sell at my auction-roon'S'
S' VFRy GOOD CHAMBER SUITS.
1 ROSEWOOD PARLOR SUIT. o,,,t,re aud
MAnoGANY and other wARDRoBEs and
u, BBEIITI, +, T row WAsnsTAVDs and TABLES,
HAIR and UCK-MATTREssEs, ,re
OAK aud POPLAR EXTENsIoN-IABLEs'
sIDEBOAEDs. TIN-sAfhs INC
RECLINING aud other CHAIRS,
CIllLDREN'S CARRIAGES,
SEWING-MkCIIINEs, -
SHOWCASES, ENGRANINGs, &c.
ALSO,
fine assortment of GROCERIES, embracing
GREEN, TOASTED, aud GROUND CoFFEE'
BACON. LARD. IiERR1NGS.
TEA. TOlLFT-SDAPs, &c . &c.
Conslgnmenis solicited. Prompt returns guar
anteed. Storage room for rent: ,,eoo
je ~ J1s. MACDoUGALL, Anelloneer.
ByE.B. Cook. Auctioneer,
"a Ninth street.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO,
Ill 6c.-rIIIS DAY ut III o'clock ! viii sell
very large assortment Of HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
such AS
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and PLAIN WARD
ROBES. - -. ,,,e.,. >,,,.
BEDSTEADS, BUREAUS, WASHsIANDS:
IIAT-RACKS, yyIIAT-NOTS slDEBOARDS,
MARBLE-TOP TABLES. $500. 80 ,.,,,
GLASS book CASE. CHAIRS. NEW SAFES,
EXTENSION, LEAF, and PLAIN-IABLks,
CHfLDRENS CARRIAGES.
REFRIGERATORS, COOLERS,
CHAMBER SUITS.
HAIR and HUCk-MATTRESSLS,
FEATHER-BEDS and PILLOWS,
LOOkING-GLASSES,
WHEELER K WILSON SEWING-MACHlNE.
ALSO,
/ 6-OCTAVE PIANO, sn Mahogany case, I'm per-
feet order:
l 6],-OCTAVE PIANO, I'm Rosewood case, I'm per-
feet Order-madc by Knabc. Baltimore, sweet
tone:
SCIIOOL-DESkS:
lot HANDSOME PARTITION. and many other
goods IN the HOUSEKEEPING LINE, TO
which public attention Is asked.
Every article offered 70 be sold without reserve
g. % l.. Il. COOK, Auctioneer.
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A SENATOR'S DUTY.-United States Sena-
tor from North Carolina, Hon. NJ. w. Ran
som, writes as follows; Il take great pleas
ure in commencing DR.. Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrhna Medicine. DR..
Worthington was a gentleman of eminent
skill in his profession. / have observed
for thirty years the effects of his medicine.
II is my duty to state that it has proved an
almost iniallible remedy"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22

The pulling Pule-Itzer, of the New York
World. is affected with maudling senti-
mentality which has dethroned his reason.
He had better come down south and spend
a few months in the society of the colored
brethren. Ii will cure him Of his afllic-
tion.- Charlottesville JcGerSoaidn.
We seriously advise Mr.. &C. the
writer of the above letter in the Dispatch,
[Fincastle letter,l to take passage by first
steamer from Richmond TO the Island OF
Terra Del Fuego. Our Roanoke friends
will surely be after him.-RO0nO6e Times.