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Year: 1870

rME TRICNIxA SPIRALIS Oh BsBk. WOAn Perhaps Il Is not generally Known that the much talked Of triehi~s spiralis, OF pork worm, was first discovered In Amor. lea by DR.. 4 q. Kendall, q Philsdelphis Pa, with that American instrument known as the Craig Microscope, costing only S2,75, after repeated failures to discover the worm with an imported microscope, costing $50, ''of feebler power and less 70. table, This fact DR.. Kendall stands ready 10 prove At any time. The "Crsig' Microscope In neat boz with full direction Is mailed anywhere for t2,S6 by y. H Ross, 3lS Locust st., St. Louis, No. Read the advertisement In this paper my 81. asm
Year: 1850

For ne Enquirer. Mcssrs Editors: The following is an exrac Of conmu nicaton oh, Democrat addressed the Warrcnton Flag OF 9S, and inserted in ,hai payer Of the 10th inst. "1otie Voters Of Prince William CotntvAs II is gene rally understood that worthy representative 8 E. Har rson ESQ., will not be candidate again. respectfully beg lea,e present your consideration candidate thai Office Captain William Fnzhugh.' Its unnecessary for copy the residue Of the nicaon my purpose is say, have authorized Democrat or any other person say would not be can ddae again. nor do believe my constituents have done it for me- and must add, doubt the genuneness ofo Demo- crat for more reas than have knowledge OF Captain William Fitzhugh: know Captain Milton Fitz hugh Of county, and am satisfied he is the author Richmond, Feb. 20, 1850 B. E. HARRISON.
Year: 1850

Ths whig Press and shs Aassrisa mlssssa. Y ~ The Taylor whg party continues true to the instincts Of ancient federalism II is manifesng through il presses had before manifested through this admnis aton that adheres to the federal love for the monar- chica institutions OF Europe In making these manifest aons il shows further that is still faithful to the dis honest tactics by which federalism has sndsavored. since the days OF the elder Adams to dupe and mislead the people by false issues. $3.50 I, twill be recoected that. during the lasi week. Gen Cass made speech his resolution previously intro. duced. nstructng the Senate's Committee on Foreign Affairs to inquire into the expediency Of aboshng the Austrian mission General Casss speech was able. elo- quent. and to the point; and his words will find an echo IN the hearts Of the people But in every direction the wing press has assailed Gen Glass; and has proved BY nose assaults that the OF the wing party for the fall OF Hungary Were but crocodes tears General Casss movement had for its object to make plain 10 the world that the sympathes Of the American people had been enlisted in the Hungarian cause-to make plsin our adherence Of the cold blooded murders which have been perpetated by Austria in order TO perfect her conquest Hungarian independence, and TO throw in the balance against such conduct the moral force which the United States now exerts among the m. lions Of the world The true explanation Of the conduct Of the whg press is to be found in those friendly feelings which the wing party has always cherished for the inst utions Of the Old World. and for legitimacy conserva- ism, and "the divine right Of kings" to rule Those friendly feelings have been abundantly exhibited BY the consistent affection which federalism has ever manifested for the crowned heads Of Europe, and by the constant hostility under the garb Of conservatsm-which II has borne to the Of freedom and OF popular rights Il has exhibited those feelin
Year: 1870

A Nos DEBITEuRs.-Abones d6biteurs ct ci- toycns, nous yous tnisons court appel Neuiilez ne pas nous oublier. Ce nest point une taveur que le "Louisianais" reclame de vols, nas une dette. lie "Louisanais' veu, vivre. II encore quelques batsilles livrer, quelques horizons donper on i recevoir quelques politicians du carpetbag ct de laventure i jeter aux mar sons. BoNBpNNEI.-Ce brave chasseur de lions ct de pantheres est CONNIE nous lie savons, a la Nouvclle- Orleans. Ayant apprs que notre paroisse 6tat un mid ours, ct vouant sc mesurer avec Tours ouisanas, il Sc propose de venir prochainement i St Jacques. Landreanx. Roussel, Bourgeois, Gourdain ct Wehre, organiser battue, fxez lie jour, ct donnons rhospitalite au plus ntr6pie chasseur du monde. Bonbonnel est plus fort que Strongman, ct quand vous verrez sa figure labour6e par les critics des
Year: 1850

WE beg leave to announce to the farmers, ano w all other persons, ofthe above named coun- ties, that we have leased the large and nm Gus Brick Warehouse in the city of Louisiana, owned, and formerly occupied, bv Block and NC .Cune; which, together with the WHARF BOAT, will afford us unusual facilities and ADVANTAGES Tor receiving, storing, and shipping produce; we are all understandable produce, or make liberal advan, ces on any and all produce that may be consigned to us for shipment. We trust that by close application to our ousi- ness. and %untiring industry and perseverance, with n determination to work to the interest OF the Farmer and Shipper, for moderate compensation, that we will entitle ourselves TO, and shall mert receive. a reasonable share other patronage. We are also prepared to bale hemp in the very best shipping order; TO prize tobacco, and to Turn, ish the casks and pack bacon; and to do any and every thing wpich may conduce to the interest OF the farmer and shipper Of produce. 3 THOMAS CASH, JR. & co. Louisiana, june 18th, IS50-41y
Year: 1890

LAND OFFICE IT BISMARCK, DAK.,l March 10, 1890. NOTICE is hereby given that the following ton to make final proof in support of his clainl, and that said proof will be made before the reg lister and receiver at Bismarck, N. D., on April %, 1890, viz: FRANK. W BUCKLEY, ... for the southwest A., section 80, township 1877 north, range 70 west. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz: Rudolph Schultz. John Beal and Edward Tay- lor, of Glencoe, and John w, See, of Bismarck, N. D. r - OSCAR E. REA, Register.
Year: 1870

PROBATE CoURT.-The will of Mrs. Ma ry Carroll, deceased, was yesterday admit ted TO probate by Judge Glenn, and NJ. Mccormick appointed administrator. CHANCERY OoUBT.-The demurrer by the proprietors of the Sycamore powder mills to the bill fled by John P. Wiles and 9TH ers, enjoining the company from building and using powder house near the Buena Vista Springs, was yesterday argued Chancellor East now has the case under ad- visement. = ORcUIT CeURT.-In this court yesterday q number of judgments by justices were affirmed. The suit of attachment of Bur chard, Wilson Il Co., VS.. NJ. Sax and others was tried and resulted in a judgment against the latter for So, 293. Mrs. Amanda Rushing brings suit against Isaac N. Kim bro for damages in the sumo OF So, 900 on account of alleged cruelty and personal i'll ] treatment. The trial of the case was CON- menced yesterday, the testimony heard, argument made by Major William Clare on the part of the plaintiff, and by William G. Brien, Esq, for the defense. The closing argument will be made this msrning by Gen. William B. Bate, in behalf of the plaintiff. The call of the docket to day begins at No. sci. .....- : CRIMINAL CoURT.-The trials OF r. II. Morgan and Houston Gal breath, indicted for larceny, and OF Thomas Nockton and Young Alexander, indicted for murder, were yesterday defer red, on affidavits of the defendants, until next term. A nolle pros, was entered in | the case of Bose Haley, indicted for robbie ~, also in the case of VIM Brown, indicted for robbery. The Court passed sentence of three years in the Penitentiary upon John Black, and Ed Thomas, negroes, convicted for larceny, and IL years upon George Washington, negro, convicted for larceny in three cases.
Year: 1890

q Advertisements. Subscriptions and Newsdeal- ers' Orders received HoBoKEN-First and Clinton Streets, j. d. Sin clair. UNION HUH. Fischer, No. 90 Palisade Avenue. BERGEN PorNT-T W. Dobson, opposite Railway Depot. FrvE coasEns-G. W. Pfeifer, No. sss Newark Avenue. A
Year: 1860

NR. c. having resigned the situation WI which he has held in the General Land Oflce, for the last twenty years-in charge ot the Ere emption Bureau-otfers his services, in the prose- cution of claims before the Department-under the Preeanption laws-Ioion- site act of lo44-Dondt'on Claims, etc. He will also procure Land Patents, the duplicate receipt or certificate of location to be forwarded to him and when issued, transmit them directly to the party entitled. Will likewise attend to applications for repayment, on lands illegally sold-ercess on Warrant locations and Graduation entres. Par ticuar attention given to these secases-elther where they have been suspended for long time, or the application just made. Also, claims betore Congress-applications for Land Warrants and Pensions-MdA ContrdctofS claims-business before the Indian Bureau-in word any business or claim before any of the De misunderstanding the services ot an agent or attorney. REFERS To-Hon. R. w. Johnson, Ark, U. ,. Senate; Hon. s. A. Douglas, Illinois, U. 5. Senate; Hon. J. D. Bright, Indiana, U. $. Senate; Hon. Beni Fitzpatrick, Alabama, U. $. Senate; Hon. Geo. C. Whiting, Com'r Pensions; Luke E. Barber, esq, Clerk Supreme Court, Arkansas; Hon. John s. Phelps. Missouri, House Representatives; Gov. Metarv Kansas; Hon. T. A. Hendricks, late Comr ! General Land Office; Gen. Shields, Ex ,Commis- soner; Joseph J. Wilson, esq, chief clerk General Land Office. Also-to the District hand Officers generally, and to all who have had land business at the seat | of Government, for years back. g5Y~ No business letters will receive attention 1 unless accompanied by fee. Nov 23. 1859. ly
Year: 1870

Messrs. Pause q Lehning are having the most astounding success with their truly wonderful iniment in the speedy cure of rheumatism, neuralgia, rheumatic govt and all the aches, pains, sprains and strains which the human system is subject to. 1t is no humbug, but an unmistakable allevi- ator of pain, as all testify who have used it. Let those who wish to test it call at 126 Church street, opposite Christ Church. jun9 If The finest quality of white and colored tarlatans in Nashville at 40 cents at G.. Rice & Co.'S. jun7 eod2Od LADIES Empress, Saratoga and French Trunks, and Gents Fine Sole. Leather Trunks, at Dunstead's Trunk Store, At North Market street, at low prices. jun15 Lock Out We want money for house and lot, No. 275 South College street; also, for va cant lot on South Cherry street. A bar gain is offered. Apply to Isaac PAUL, or VIM NJ McCARTY, may24 If No. 10 College street. Splendid quality of white and colored tarlatans at rs cents at G. Rice & Co. g, 81 College street. iun7 eod20d sS-zrsJs-~r-D--.
Year: 1890

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail will not be inserted. They must be handed In ac either of the publication Officer and be indorssd with the name and rssidence of persons authorized to have the same published BORN. MILLS-In this city, Sep TENDER 10. 1880. to the wife OF f. j. Mills, daughter. PICHFORD-In this city, September IL, 1890, to the wife OF J. D. Pichford. son. BURTON-In this city. September 10. 1880. to the wife of William NJ Burton, son. BOLANDER-In this city, September 10, 1880, to the wife OF L. Phi. Bolander, son. JENKINS-In Oakland. September ., 1890. to the wife of Will A. jenkins, son. HARDER-In this city. September 6, 1890, to the wife of 7. Harder a daughter.
Year: 1850

A STOVES are out of season, have instead ON IA hand large assortment OF Hardware and Cutlery, Locks of all kinds and Of the latest styles direct from the Pittsburg factory; with great riety OF other house-building materials. Also, "a variety Of house furnishing articles; Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths of all kinds; children's Cabs and Larrabce's late patent double upright Refrigera- tors the best article in the markets this refrigerator is constructed with cold air chambers and pipes that the articles within IL in frozen condition with very little ice; all of which will be sold low for cash. G.. WOODWARD, June l4-3t Penn. av., bet. 10th and llth cts.
Year: 1870

sS- A telegram from New York says !: In the investigation Of alleged frauds in the inspectors department Of the custom house, it is understood that evidence is ad- duced justifyiug the dismissal Of 10 or II inspectors for receiving bribes. Truly, Grants honest! administration is being reduced to q low ebb. Twelve aprointees 10 one Custom House convicted Of accepting BRIBES!! Think Of it, rr+nrs -. i.iUudun- irH SHcpti 4 n
Year: 1850

Ia FAYETTE, Monday, May 6, 1850 Mesus Greedy 4 MeEbah. perceive by your last Weekly Tribune that you give a statement Of subscribers different Offices in the Union IN which you appear to nisrepreseut La Fayete presu ne however 1t Is intentional have not the least do4bt but La Fayeue las sent you the lgf Of nal sHbser5es The IibuHe Of any city In The United Siafes there fore desire TO make the correction By referring to your books you will that my statement is correct There now I0l Wetkiy 1yibVaes coming 10 tbis office. / sent you S2 subscribers myself aud expect sead you another small list Respectfully, JEsE,nAH Benin. ~ Yes, our table did injustice 10 La Fayetts, owing to our packages for that town being sent from two different Mail Books. We are now send ing las Weekly Tribunes by Mail to tina. Office, which is probably more than we mail TO any other Office West OF the Ohio We thank our friend for bis correction Of our mistake. Ed
Year: 1880

HGARTIELp wrote ON untruth to Prof. HINsDALk, when be alleged on April 4, 1873 that be had ordered bis salary grab to be covered into the Treas ury. nearly two weeks before that date The record at the Treasury shows that ha returned S4,548 on April %. 1873 GARYIELD is swift witness when GAR FIELDS interests are in danger. but be is not witness whose evidence the people can rely upon unless it is strongly sup ported by circumstances and other testi- mony.
Year: 1860

R. W. PIERCE, WN GAhhb,r lste Cood Va c. RR Richmond r. w. PIERCE. 81 CO., Commission T. Forwarding Merchants, Corner of Cary and 18Th Streets, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, WILL open at the above named place, on the w Ist of July. a large COMMISSION AND FORWARDING HOUSE. Their facilities for SELL ING and shipping produce of all kinds equal to those o. any other firm in Richmond City. The Of the Valley of Virginia is respectfully solicited
Year: 1880

We have bsen asked several times to day, whether the freplugs wers secure against freezing. as, should fire occur and the supply of water be short, the re, suit would be disastrous, The plugs should be protected against the possibility of freezing and if such provision has not already been made. it would be well to do SO at once. This suggestion IS at the IN : stance of some of our prominent bushes msn who have large property Interests. LATER. arc Informed that the plugs have not been banked up, aud may all be frozen. If this be SO. the matter shout d be attended to at once.
Year: 1880

was exhausted. She lad walked more slowly than usually, ind the tre was consumed toe soon. SHE could not see the rope distinctly enough. She stood still for several seconds The light be- hind her continued to 0urn, but It was of no assistance to hef, and Immediately afterward It was also exhausted. we could distinctly see the poor frightened girl by the light froIn below, but her face vas obseuted. The crowd sent up hisses and yroans. The rope-walker at tempted to take another step. She sue ceeded. She tried a second and failed. Her foot suddenly slipped. but she was active and alert, and caught upon her knee. Her fright increased, and In the terrible excitement of the moment she dropped the pole 1t struck the rope, balanced a moment, and slipped on upon the crowd below. There was great scattering, and the crowd realized that the tUnng girl was falling. Every 6otlnd was htished. The child steadied herself wildly and illstinctiVely mo- ment with her arms as she knelt on the rope, and then fell. =, Golson'S appearance was painful ana bitiable. Great cords stood out upon his face, which was overspread by an agony of CHASTITY pallOr. His muscles sweIled with ridges and knots, and his hands assumed the appearance OF an eagles claws. He gazed at the rope where the girl had moment ago stood. She had caught by the right hand, and hung suspended over the cObbles. In another moment she grasped the rope with the other hand, and hung per- fectly still. Golson waited but few seconds, when he saw that fright had taken the strength from her arms, and that she could not climb upon the rope. He dashed off his hat, and grasped the rope with both hand, and threw one leg across it. He crawled along carefully, that the shaking might not cause the girl to lose hold. The crowd watched him in breathless silence. The rope swung lower under the double weight, and the fastenings creaked and groaned. "HoId tight, my child we could hear him say to the fainting girl. Hold on, for Gods sake, and
Year: 1860

CHARGE OF HORSE STEALrNG.-Erasier ,xbo stands charged with stealing horse from Nr Dickinson, of Prince Edward, was examined before the Mayor OF Lynchhurg, on Saturday. ne republican says that Mr., Dickinson ar- peared and iden titled the prisoner as The M to whom he loaned the horse. and stated that ne had heea on quite intimate terms with him. and that the prisoner circulated in :he hest so' ciety IN Prince Edward and Charlotte coun- oes Iir d. was of opinion that Frasiei bor- roWed the horse with the intention of rrturn- ing 1t, bur getting strapped, had disposed of the animal for the purpose of making a raise Inc Mayor continued The case until Moaday. IN order TO summon other Witnesses TIC Court of Appeals recently decided that If a person came in possession of property by con- sent OF the owner, and at the time OF cnming into possession had no intention to defraud the party could not be convicted Of larceny.
Year: 1880

Various illustrations have been sug- gested to convey to the mind some idea of illimitable duration. II has been said, suppose that one drop OF ocean should be dried up every Thousand years, how long would it be ere the last drop would disappear and the ocean bed pe left dry and rusty? Far onward as lhat would be IN the coming ages, eterlilV would hut have commenced. IL HaS been said, suppose this vast globe upon which we tread were composed oi pa'u- cles of the finest sand, and thai one particle should disappear at the terlHl' nation of each million OF years, on, how inconceivably immense mus Do the period which must elapse peiore the last particle would be gone! Ana vet. eternity would be in its morning twilgnt. II has been SAID, suppose sonlo little insect, SO small as to he lnper'el- tibe to the naked eye, were TO carr! this world by its tiny mouthiuls 10 u,o most distant star in the heavens. nun dreds of millions of years would nc io quired for the single journey. Inc W, sect commences on the leaf OF q lIee and takes its little load, so small that even the microscope cannot dI'coye. that it is gone, and sets out on It's aiinoadi .'d endless journey. After millions anu millions of years have rolled away II a. AZ rives back for its second load. w. what interminable ages would elapsc ue, fore the whole tree would be remover When would the forest be gone? AI9 I the globe? Even then, eternity Wou'' not have commenced.
Year: 1860

II is compounded entirely from gums, and hos be- come an established fact standard medicine, know and approved by all that have used ii, and is now rcsorted to with q confidence in all the dis eases for which it is re- . commended. II has cured thousands = within the last two years who had given up all - hopes of relief as the numerous unsolicited GER - tificaes in my possession show. The dose must he n = dapted TO the tempera- ment of the individual q taking it, and used in such quantities as to net = gently on the bowels. Let the dictates of - your Judgment guide you in the use of the LIVER " lNVIGURATOR, and il will cure liver complaint, bilious attacks, dyspep- sa, chronic dinrrhea, summer complaints, dys- EMERY dropsy, sour sto- AZ mach habitual cosive- ness collie cholera chol- = era mUrbus, cholera in hntum. flauence iaun- - dice female weaknesses and may be used success y fully ordinary fam lin medicine. " will - cure sick headache las thousands can testify in - twenty minutes, II two or three teaspoonfnls are taken at the commence mcut Of the attack All who use It are giving their testimony in its favor Nix ,cGtcr IN The mouth nth he hir4orator ana sWaiio,c both togetber. | EE@nPrce one dollar per bottle, | q. j. WOOD 4 co, Wholesale Agents Sam | Louis, Mo. | McCAULEY & BELL Agents GAINESVILLE. EWlN, PENDLETON & CO, Wholesale Agents / Nashville. February "a ls6O-6m
Year: 1890

burglars broke into the store of " ID " d. l.. Stockwell last FRIDAY evening by removing pane OF glass. =. bv / inches from IA front window The money drawer was PRED open, evidently with chsel. and - IN pennies and some other chang. ahout = IN all, taken. The counters and draw ers were rausacked aud the thieve. .yi IDENTITY picked out what they Wanted-a watch, several pairs Of shoes aud other ar ucies. The total value OF their boot. was about 500. The burglars broke into the academy building across the road prohably early IN the evening. and waited there mn III .iill the proper time for entering the store lhere Is no clue worth following m al though It Is evident that the work was done 10y more than one person The mode of ON Grafton was similar 70 that at the recant Willlamsville burglary. The West Brattleboro band will s,i,a ;,s second annual concert Thursday evening May ~ at academy hall No pains have been spared to make it a success. Among other attractions Mr. and Mrs Cleveland VIII give few choice selections on the nan %. The proceeds will 20 toward PAWN, for uniforms Inc village loses a we'll known citizen in the death of its blacksmith Josepb MAJ toon, which took place Wedpesdsv fror, consumption, after an illness of about "A year lie was a native Of Northfel Nsss nut came TO this place many wears ago me funeral Will be held at his late home this FRIDAY afternoon.
Year: 1890

Either the stock papers of the country are paying but little attention to the movement of cattle in Texas or else the movement of cattle to the markets is smaller than it was ever known to be at this season of the year, from this state. II II is the latter it evidences that cat tlemen are beginning at last TO act for their best interests, for it has been in the past. as much as anything else, the in Judlcious shipping to market that has Kept prices as low as they have been. OF course there has been other causes that led to low prices, but glutted markets have had lots to do with it. The light shipments indicate another thing, too, that looks welI-rexas cattlemen are in easier circumstances at present than they have been in the past. They are not compelled by their necessities to sell cattle whether the market is good or bad, but they are in ondition to hold them over until such time as prices will justify them in shipping. In other states where large numbers of feeders had been taken the conditions are lnc SHUT cOTL CLUDS Will render it Improbable to feed cattle on grain this winter, and as the range in those states is limited there is nothing for the stockmen to do but to dispose of their stock at such prices as they can get. Next spring these states will be short on corn-fed cat tie, and Of course the market will also be short on them. This will cause an IN creased demand for grassers, and those who have them will reap the benefits. 1t begins TO look now as if no combina- ton could keep down prices in the spring to what they have been during the last few years. Hope for the future, and belief that prices would advance has been the one thing that has kept cattle mems herds from sinking for several years, and they have year after year been disappointed; but hope is stronger to-day than it has ever been, and it has something to stand on. Reports from all sections tell of decreased supplies, population is increasing, and the demand for beef is increasing with it, and