.r
TO THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER
Ex-Sheriff Brenaa Improving Con
victed of Stealing Certificates.
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New York, March 14. Ex-Sheriff
Brenan fas taken 1 a few days ago
with congestion of the brain, and on
Monday the physicians gaidhe ' could,
live hut a short time. IJe however
recovered coiigciouness yesterday
and last ?riirht! was so much better
that the physicians thought if he had
good care and kept quiet he would
probablv recover. ?
In the Court' of General Sessions
on vcbt(rdky, Thomas F. M alone?,
indicted with his1 brother Michael,
and Depu y Sheriff Lynn, for stel
inr 35.000 certificates frwm Burr S.
Craft, of Virginia, qu,,lhjB. U of)
December last, was found guilty $fU
sentenced to four tears nutfte btata
prison,
MASSACHUSETTS.
! .VWK-'wari
Being Conducted Quietly but De-'
terminedly.
Worcester, March 13. F. A. El
dred, of" the "firm of Eld red; & Lin
coln b, of this city, com nHtd
suicide this morning by cutting fiis
thro.it. Iimanitv is supposed to be
the cauTef f T T '
The jrfrg.iflgtioii Of pledges --has-fairly
begun here, ana numerous
parties of women yesterday visited
upwards f twenty-five public places,
hotels, druggist.-, Vest ran rants, groce
ries, fec, and presented pledges for
signatures with but poor success?
having obtained, but two or three
signatures. The movement is being
conducted quietly but determinedly.
Daily prayer meetings Jir0 alsohe'ine
held, though no prayers are made i
the places visited, the ladies invaria
bly promising to pray for the people
at their homes. ? . g , . t ...
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OHIO.
The Crnsade, not Accomplishing
Much Ah Editor in Court 1 for
Contempt.
Cincinkati, March 14. The saloon
keepers, of whom , there are 2,(00,
held a "meeting last night, 'and re
solved to publish the names of all
wholesale liquor' dealers who are
nfT;nrrl Mthfr nprsonsi 1 1 v or
through the women, in the temper
.a nee crusade, in order that nofriendsf
oftheir's shall make any purchase
from them.
The visits' of the committees of
women to ask the druggists and
others to sign. the pledge is contin
ued, but withoutiinuch r success. The
women are followed by mobs if men
and bova, and it is thought the
movement will not go nuuh further
in this city. -r- I
In the trial of R. TjScouden, the
water works engineer ofs; this, place
yesterday, John McLean, of Ihe
Enquirer refused to answer questions
as to what other persons besides
Scouden gave information on which
the alleged libellous article was
based. He was arrested for contempt
and released oii parole. It is tin
derstood that he will persist in the
refusal, holding that, as the paper
holds itself criminally and civilly
responsible, he is not bound to di
vulge the sources of his information.
. GERMANY.
Defeat of the Government Proposi
tion in Regard to the Army.
Berlin, March 14. The German
Reichstadt has defeated the Govern
ment proposition fixing the strength
of the army, on an effective footing
at 40,1650 men. The national lib
erals propose to fix the minimum
strength of the army at 360,000.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
A Nero Run, Over by a Train Near
Seneca City and Killed. .
SekeCA Crrr, S. C, March 14.- A
colored man, naine unknown, was
found .dead this 'morning about one
mile nnd a half from this place,
supposed to have been killed by the
train. His body was badly niutihi
ted. MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
GOTHAM,
The- Businesi of New York for tip
Week...
New York, March 14 Business
during the'weeS : shlftj vety1 Hf tie dan
ger. The general features differ very
little from those ,of last week. The
agitation nf financial affairs checks
all large transactions.;. Cotton r'nove
' mcnts for the ' week, as compared
with irtf feuorw iti (fecreaseiii iyih
receipts and - exports. , The tparket
for cotton bn f pot liws beenfdull wUb
, a downward tendency. : Bread stuffs
j are more active, flour has met with'
an lhcre"ased demlittdfrtm ll tblfi
i ces, wheat has slunved 'ft stead v ad
vanee,-prvui3rns have been nnket
i xieaw uceaa-treignts have been rath
er dun.. . - - " .tffvi
Theibllowinli the reeklv banks
statemeiit,:: IioarfsaJecreased $L090,
100. Special) decreased $159,800.
Legal tenders deceased !2,5l)0. De
posit lecaeaed $960,800. CircuU-
r. " -v ' 7- :-
.y s-' i
l-'iu' fir -
WoactljtuU and Claflin Acquitted
Sumner's Bemaina Uomsion ox
Victoria ; C.T YVoodh u 1 1 , Ten n ie qC.
Clitiin and : Colonel James 'H. Blood,
in which the defendantsVrVWaff ed
complainant, the. jury vcame, into
cour 0is7morningtafter . beingtiijt
alt nighthftnd returned yferdja,
a quitting llr h- deftudAnta. tnXfe
announcement ,was reeeiyea.wun
uproarious applause,1 Whichy Jttdfce
So therftiftd' could not' 'stop. f': Mrs:
Wuudhull and Tenuie went tears of
iov. me excitement was ui ureju.
est ever known m tne vjrenerai
sions Court. y ' :i5l
. i g i I til..
Senator Suniner s remains lay in
the parlor of the Aveii
ue, ijptel-
rniugf. when
is on urn ug,
those who have charge of the body.
But f$jv persons visited the hotel.
Cyrus W. Field and Elliott Cowdin
accompanied the body to Boston.
ru tmj&izme caste ws
t.al.t draped in mourning
was selec
ted" for the use. ot the delegations
accompanying the body to Boston,
and at.lU o'clock the train moved dtl
with no demonstrations, and a few
curosity seekofrs NVatcliiniU
About a d ciock nnii "morning,
Hunter's Point Ferry botit collided
with a ferry, boat
itO(jiieeiD loirpsa,, w
' f J . A m. J. I
c: a s hi uVd-ii bo u tf t wB
side of
the
latter boat was carried
and the seats in the cabin
' ' J
crushed A bu'ge number of passen-
ii t ii .
gers were auoaru, out an got out oi
the way in time, and no casualties
tfeenrrea. 1 WWUU 3m
1 Jkrsy City, March lWash&g
ton Hall was injured by fire to the
exteiiLot lo;r thousand dollars to-
ixent of fo;ir
lavif Tile Mv
. i - i-i i
uVAts eutthes stores in
ttie building ha , 1 their stocks slight
ly damage dby water.
The ; Yellowstone Expedition
Movements of the Indians.
Washington, March 14. The fol
lowing has hist.? been received, at
army yeidquarter.
Headquarie is, Fort Ellis. Monta
na rTerr it ury..Fe).r 14. , t
Amstctnt Genei-ut l)epartlrte)t& Sf
DekQtah', St. Paul. l i 7 ,
Sir : 1 would resnpetfuTfv1 fefiKft'
ti 9 o'clock -tn
r. ipv wpift niACHii in a- nearse. auu
folio wter be if iMt ff ft" j fiepot
by ideleMbiif rtwepiHttj Lea
die. Charfibeof 'GobnietcfeJ and
thae,epinij the good and
izenorganized in Bozeman Mt7rP!J"nant Pfwer to ail th
thave, started dwnHhe Yellowstone.
It mtfhhers 123, ahd" they expect 25
more to join. They have seventy
wagons principally drawn by oxen.
The most of. the party are on foot.
They tyaye fourtindred roiincfs hf
small arm ahrmtamtiofi forwarj and
two small cannons with 100 pounds
per cannon. Lieut. Doans, while in the
Judith Basin country, met parties
nWm ifb tt iPetuk , who reportel that
getting? Bul and His band of Sioux
are aicmiel opfBig.ife-y Creek,
that runs iiitrt the MisWliri River,
near Fort Peak, and that a large band
of Sioux are camped and hunting,
tbufFafo near Bear Paw Mountain.
north east of Benton. These Indi
ans are in the North to hunt hufl'a
lo and trade for arms and .ammuni
tion from the Missmi reiver traders.
There appears to be ho limit.' to the
amount of ammunition and arms
the Indians can cet. except the
means to purchase with. f-
very respectfully, your obedient
servant,
(Signed,)
N. B. SWElfZER, .
Maj. 2nd Cavalry Commanding Post
CONNECTICUT.;,
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Heavy Robbery in New Hateft
Died from the Effect of the Shot.
Nbw Haveki March ,?lAtrAdcma'
cypress oujee in nils cuv was oro-
J;en into last night" uhd a safe con
taining notes, checTcs. drafts, green
backs and fractional .currency to the
amount ot hiteen thousand dollars
was carried off. The safe was taken
to an alleyway in the rearof No. 6,
Artigan btreet, and mQwn opert.
me tuireiarSi-tnentooK vout the va
uahles and fled. I vivina their toblit 4in
empty powder flask, and some iusa
on the groimd. The thieves obtain
ed in cash less than $12.0 JO. The
robbery causes greaj excitement
hre, and detectives are at, work, to
find a clue to the thieves. Thus far
no clue naaneen obtained.
,iorace u. tian, vno1 was snot in
the head by John Anderson, the
crazy -Swedef at Wallingford, on Sat
urday lastdied at si jf 6 clock this
morning., '
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.ibis
LIQUOR.
If -
The Cleavtand Woiaen Go Jort"tf
With tne xledgj far Signatures.
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Cleaveland, O., Mrch 14. The
won e i'sitemperanco; movement Jn
this city assumed at more practical
phase yesterday, When a large nttn'
tjer ot lauies assenimed in the pa;
Ibrs of one pf the principal churoti
and aftetsome time' spent in WAyer!
nn luusuititiii'ii, buujc ou oi vneu'
started ont in parrs, and proceeding
mi uiuerenr sections or me ciiy,can
vassed frfr signatures to the trertfetal
Up ledge., meet in et, with fair success.-'
ffAji ja ttacku pon 'the saloons will
prouajr.lmaesntxifiBree,khe
crusade continues in most of the
a varying degree of success, but
til &TO nCkAntm- f it . V.-. 'JL'Tt. r. e.
zea 1 and determ inatiflrt oir
; Wtuer , Probabilities,
V
f. u
thencef
ftuor tneririrrDiaiesr -ami i
northward
to the uynrv Jake region
apd MinhespWliUfnet;iU
fail.- and easterly to southerly winds
will preffci?withiScetleMiiy' cloudy
weatherBkrear at rdih. F6r the
lower Jake region, and thence south
ward to Georgia, continued high ba-
rumg temperature, the cloudiness
increasing iu the. western . portion of
the lower lake region and in the
South Atlantic States. - .1 ,
ELECtEIO FLASHES.
' The BaftFof EnglaM lost on bal
ance tOHhiy, .20.1XX) rloiirids sterling.
.jTtfis reported in Berlin, that Uni
ted States Minister Bancroft is about
to b recalled ta VVashington at his
own reqiiest, and it i- also rumored
that he will be succeed by Dr. Jas.
R. Thom.spn, of ,New York.
V; It was'.' rumored on Wall 'street
this evenini; that two well known
firms have failed.
Immediately after Woodhull, Claf
lin and Blood were released in the
Court of General Sessions to-day,
they were 1m mediate! v - re-arrested
on a civil suit for lihelhnj; Chain's.
Their counsel went On their bonds.
Both Houses of tho Missouri Leg
islature on vesterdav passed resolu-
JJMif&j op reef! of thp, .ineinpry of
ifiiPreside'nrfiltn'ore'Senatb'rSuih-
ner. and ex-Senator Wiirfall
There wi $6 $mjh) of thelTnited
States Senate ..'yesVerday, and the
nine oft e Hi;U vt consiime 1 y
the discussion of the ira asportation
15111., . -s .
Mr vviyiam i la'eed s counsel ap
peared toriyourt yestemay oi ,ar nio
prisoner theVouuty' jail, and" thTe
clerk iusmakirigoiit the ecrd, had
substituted "Penitentiary." After
some discussion the Court ad
journed ' -
One of the Truly Good.
The Reverend" Chaplain
of the
United b tales benate
again fulminating
the ,n"etfsp:iper
has been
against
slanderers;
the prayers
the aspera-
Here is a specimen of
with which he sootl
ties of fiis aindMirs.
thes
rs anil prepares
their hearts for the practice of for
giveness, charity and 4 brotherly
love :
10! Lord our God.i we coniefinto
this place to deplore before Thee
the spirit of lvirig which is abroad,
and we beseech Thee to rebuke the
giant demon of slander that stalks
orth, casting upon the earth a fear-
Uisshadow. Palsy tne tongue that
utters wanton caiumnv. the things
which tend to undermine all confi-
d to give a nia-
e bad clem
euts, tor the demoralization anddes
structiou of human society. Let
Thy flaming spirit take vengeance
upon the false accuser, and con
sume this spirit of ruin from all the
and. I his we as in the name and
r the sake of Him who was truth
itself.
If such prayers as this re to be
repeated in the Senate Chamer, it
would better that the office of
chaplain be abolished. The discus
sions in the Senate are already sulfi
ciently inflamed ; and it does pot
ecome the chaplain to pour out
lis own vials of venom to aug
tnent the bitterness. The cause of
Christianity is certainly not promo
ted by such effusions. They only
serve to increase the wonder that the
cause of lives in spite of auch minis
ters. It the clerical denunciator
Will turn to the beautiful litanv of
the Episcopal chueh he will find a
model to which he might conform
his prayers without descending to
the low viuiperation of the political
arena ; and when he again calls for
the interposition of divine power.
instead of insulting his God hy pre-
suuiing to point out tne proper vic-
ni8 oi nis vengeance, he win sav:
That,it may please Thee to forgive
otir enemies, persecutors and slan
derers, and to "turn their hearts."
This mode would not only be more
in accord with the tenets of the
faith he professes to. practice, but,
unless tlie ? ento-s ' wlidrn' he ad
dresses area disgrace to the Peonle
they, represent, it wi 11 be more , ac
ceptable? to them . He : is certainly
mistaken if he supposes that. God
will condescend to become the aeent
fiiv gratifying the malignant' hatreds
of every hoary scold and evanglical
reyjier who may call upon Him.
journal.
I
f t ; HS.7VUu 1V llllf lUllllCIILB,
ttlf disorders generated by unwholesome
exuaiations iroin ineeartn ot water, are
prevalent at this season. In everv section
subject' to the visitation of fever and ague
or otuer tortns ot intermittent disease, tne
causes whjch proddfce these maladies are
now fcetf trefV at work. This, tlferefore, is
a beriod of tlie vear when the inhnhitftiits
m such districts should prepare their sys
tems (o meet the unwholesome condition
of the atmosphere, by a course of tonic and
alterative treatment. Foremost amoiitfhe
Alivigornnts, reconiniended bv time and
experience, ss a tneahs of fortifying the
systelw agaf nst ill endemic and epidemic
maladies, stands Hostetter's Stomach Bit
jers -'Whoeyer have traveled in the West
Of Sooth knows' ' full 1 welf ' the esteem in
which this incomparable prevent -and re
storative s lrekf throughout those regions.
Itt i is literally u domestic staple in the
swamnv and meDhitic localities which Ha
Ipfti the borders ohiiahylof iif large rivers
apa in .use neignoornoou f - our stmthern
bayous and f lagoons, s Now is the time
when the inhabitants of all malarious dis
trict should put their; systems and consti
tution io; good defivsiTe trim by a course
of this powerful ;Tfgetaile . antidote. By
thinjeart the feeblest resident of jm nn
healty soil may escape the sickness, which
,withpOt th;aJd:ofthia potent ally of na
.iure, wi!l be apt to overtake the strongest.
Chills and fever, bilious-remittents, con
stipation, rheojttanflyspeitaid many
other complain s, are frequently brought
on by the caprices of twntferatnrn and l-
1 ternatipns of dry cold and xeessrve; mois-
mru common 111 our climate at - the com
mencement or spring. Let all who desire
I H thwne ailments take
1 the Bilfers as a safeguard . r
rth JHW,S4nK3 WYis.lii th flir
ty feel JLUie4erJ Qe tne 8entenc committed4 the
BaltImobk, March 4--iremla"sixes!
old, 33: oonsMlUlted 51; West Virginia 11.
North 'ar.rfiBa sixe?? new 13; special ta
91 : bid toKlay, ytitjon jteadyj Jlow : mid
dling 15. Flour steady and in good de-
ruaiid; prices unchanged Wheat quiet
and unchanged. Corn weak and .low;
white Southern 8284; yellow- Stmthera
81 82: ' ni ixed W"tm 85. Oats K dttll;
Sutjiern 560. Ry j dull. Hay dull at
1823v rrovisiona Juiet but hnni -none
ofTerihg; mess irf$l6 2516 50fc SURar
curetl hams 1314. Lard, tub 3842. Cf-
fee nominal nt 2o2u. Whiskey nrm at
9Gi. .Suar nchnnsred. i m
Cinciknati, March 14 Pork quiet at 15;
net 84; clear ejp. Lard 8i9i. Whisr
LTiiCAO), March 14 rorK 14.70; m. j
$14 40 cash. Lard 8.95 cash. Others tirni. ;
Bacon sides, rib 7; c ear 73- Wheat dull
Flour $5.506.75. Rye 84 86. Barley
strong at $1.50l 90. Whiskey quiet at
93i.
8t. Louis, March 14. Pork dull at 15i
New Yokk; March 14 Flour dull at$6.fio
(&$6.80. Wheat $1.5(iaud nominal. Co-n
dull; sales 8ti(g) 88. Oats dull at &4B,
safes. Barley dull; sales $1.65. Cana U
Rye, sales 1 22. "Whiskey 97. Western
flour closed very dull; Southern flour
closed steady but qwet; No. 2 $5 505 60;
Baltimore, Alexandria and Georgetown
mixed to good suffrfine $5.856.15; extru
and family $6 75 10.25; Kichniod extr
$8.809 05; Delaware $6 808.76; Bal'i
more Howard Street brands $i?.708 7..
Wheat closed irregulnr; cargoes tir'nly he d
hut buyers holding off. Corn easy and in
moderate demand. Provisions tirm bu
quiet. Cotton dull and unchanged; low
middling 151; middling I6i.
Wall Stueet, 6. m. Money closed
very easy at 3 cent; Exchange closed
firm, 4 .N5 for sixty days; 4.88J for sight
Gold opened at 11J and closed at 12; mar
ket firm. Govern inents closed quiet and
firm. Currency, sixes$1.16l.l6i. State
bonds dull; North Carolina sixes, o'd, Jute
and July, 2828; R. R., June and July
38; April and October 37;offcred June and
July 28.
N O R FPL K, .VrA ,
10,000 PRIZES!
$250,000 in Currency to he Given
Away I
For the benefit of the
Masonic Relief Association, of
. JTorfolk, Va.
TTNDFR authority of a special Act of tin
KJ Legislature, passed Marcw 8, 183, con
ferring qrjorate privileges upon the- Mm
sonic Relief Association, the Directors now
have the pleasure to announce that
Grand Gift Concert. will Ihs uiven at th
Opera Hupse i'ri the city of Norfolk", ort
Tuesday, the 5th "of May, 1874.
No further poxlfionethent guaranteed.
ror tne puriKse or procuring Tunas ne
cary lor tne compietio'i or tne Masonic
Temple, now in course of erection in th
citv of Norfolk.
DlRKCTOltS OF THE ASSOCIATION. Johl
L Koj)er, President: John B Corprew
lreasurer; James i Lei!i. W alter HTav
lr, Gei S Quirk-Id, Jno A Roson. Danie
Huteil, Wtn U Wule.s M H Stevens,
Weil, John T Redmond.
ADVistmY 150.VRD. His Kxceiiencv ex
Gov. G C Walker, Col Kader Biiru'S, P fc
P; R R McDaniel, PC Commander ; J I
Burroughs, Capt S L Watts. Virginia Lei
ilatur- : II E Withers, G M G H P and I
G (7 and GO; " 'ol T P Owens, P G M; .
B Whitehead, Eq., ex-M'avor. Col W I
Tavlor, State Senator: Jas G Bain, G C G
G S.
List of Gifts. One Grand Cash Gift
$00,000; one Grain! Cash Gift, 2o,000; one
Grand Cah Gift, 1 '500. one Grand Casl
Gift, 10.0UJ; one Grand Cash Gift, 5.00)
one Grand Cssh Gii't, 2.300 ; 24 Grand Cah
Gifts, -300 each, $12 000 ; 50 Cah Gifts
250 each, 12 500; 80 Cash Gifts, 200 each
1(000- 100 -ash Gifts, 150 each. 15.000
150 Cash Gifts, 100 each, 15,000 ; 500 Cash
Gifts, 53 raeh, 29,500; i.00rt Cash Gifts
each, 45,000, Grand Total, 10,000 Gifts.
$2 .0 000. . I '
Whole Ticket. S5. Half Tickets. $2.50
Club Rates ll tickets for $50, 22 Tickets
for $100. '
HENRY V MOORK, Sec'r
Masonic Relief Association. Norfolk, Ya
For furihcr information inquire of D G
.Maxwell. Charlotte, n C
e o d, till lst$)f May ;
It ATEST SENSATION !
EVKRYBODY running to see the fight ;
what is it about ? Why, all want one
of those nice, hard, firm ' Beef Hams, at
A. H. Cres well's." Also,'
: : Couhtry Bacon,
A very choice lot, Hams, Rides and Shoul
ders. Also, Peas, Beans, Sweet and Irish
Potatoes, together with 20 bushels of On
ion Sets, and other articles" too numerous
to mention.
Call soon, and don't ha fooled bv being
too late. ' A. H. CRE3WELL.
mar 4 tf
Flour, Flour.
THRETC Hundred Sacks Extra and Fanj
ilv Flour in store and for salehy
STKNHOrjSE. MACAULAY fe GO.
fph 1 8
( PLANTERS' HOTEL.
John T. Bees, Proprietor.
" GVcetistiorc.1V. C.
ew Rooms, New Ftirnirnre, Accomo
dating landlord, Attentive . Servants.
House Recommends Itself. Try It.!
Passengers and bajorae conveyed to an4
from the depot free of charge.
to S1O0 in Wall St. often leads to a
fortune. No risk. 32-p ie Damoh-
let for stamps Valentine, TocbrI doe A
Co., Bankers and Brokers, 39 VVall-st , N.
Y. feh 21
. i . i i .
15,000
CIG A KS, just received.
Fine.JhPswinflt Tohacco,
jan R-tf tTftWRM; fl
O'
Coffey reiCaAaLOTTK, N.C, "
WE have opened on CtifTeRe Street, op
, fusif the Store of J. McUughlin A
Son a first class Bar-Rom and Restaurant.
Wherethbesttheinarketaffordsi-analway
be found to eat and drink. The best and
Surest Liquors can be obtained at our
buse 1 - if 'i;,,
... Also, we can furnish those who want
lodgings, with deati and comfortable beds.
We solirit a share ptnoage andituar
antee satisfactfon: 1
SANFORDG. HOWfav
GEORGtS McWHIETER, I oprtetors
feb25. tf.
MRS. MARY REED.
lIAHxtTAIIAKEll,
IN MAXWELL'S SEWING MACHINE
office, two doors below Tidd book store.
Wactesr ,Clcc!isrIeynol
ry, Samonds,: Silver :
and Elated Ware,
.'. , . ;, . . . . ...
Spectacles, SLc
MUSIC BOXES
AND MANY
OTUB ABTICLES
TOO NUMEROUS
TO MBISTTIOU.
' AT
J. T. BUTLER'S
OPPOSITE THE MANSION IIOLSE
October 22
WATCHES !
WATC
Clocks and Jewelry !
Warit
Silver and Plated
SPECTACLES and FANCY GOODS, &c,
, At Panic Prices, at
J. T. BUTLEF.'S,
Opposite Central Hot!,
nov. 25-tf CHARLOTTE, V. C
TjlLAT Glass lnstands, 2, 3, 4 and 5 inches
JL in diameter, at
jan 21
PURKFOY'S.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
CURES THE WOHST P A.X27S 1
In from One to Twenty Mi nut as.
NOT ONE HOUR
after ra '.ing this advertisement need anyone
SUFFER tVITU PAIX.
KADWATS RE APT RKLFRF, IS A CURB FOB
EVERY PAIN.
It km thr first and U
Tho Only I'aln Remedy
thnt Instantly atop th mot pxeroeintinif painm attar
Inflainnintionfl, and ror' Cflnwinii. whethr nf l(ir
Luiil'8. SfnrnAch. Bowcld, or otber glaudsor orgau, by
oue applica Jun.
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
n matter how Tlolent or rrnpitlng t pain t
RfTEUM T1J. Bed-iid'ldii. Inform. Crippt.-d. Krrvwuc,
Neuralgic, or preatrated wiiU ,!Uead may uffr,
- RADWAY'S KE - DY R" LIEF
WILL AFFOttrTyTAVT EASE
I X Fli AM M ATI N OK THE KinstiY
IVF.MJIATS or THE nL.!TlE5
INFLAMMATION OF THE KoWKll
. COS-iJWTIOM THE LCXOS"
SORB TOBOAT s DIFFICULT mhKaTIIIv.k
w ) . I'Al'lTATlOX UK TiiHEAr.f
HTSTERIOSL tltiClV itlTUKKf . ....
. - : oatahrh. i rr.trnx2.
HEADACnE. TOOTHAfnE.
, NMrRrrjiA. r.n aMATfs v
COLD CHILLS. ACTK rHHi--
Thu application wt tlio YC:idy RMlfff it1''' n ,.
paru where I he pnin or ti .ttlcuit- cxu: wi t u
and Comiort.
Twenty drtips 1m li.Kn tmnhlpr of wi-rr ,t!-' ., K
moiiiiis cure CK MI'S.' Si. s.Ms, sL'?t HT"
HERTRURt, nick !lKHMi'ME, tUKRU"K
mSENTKRV. COLIC. vVI.XO IN TIU ,oW .. :
and oil INTEltNAI. I'.aINV
Trnrclr ulionld ntw in n rr? n htll nf T?n!
wsy't aM(ly Rvllf wiiii ih in. A n ilmi .
water will pn-vt-nt Helen?' r pain fn.ir rh.invw i
water. It U Uvttcr tli.ui Kreaub Uraiutv wi Bki. x .
atimulant. .
FZVEH. AJfD AGTTU
FEVER AND AflUE enrd fnn flf r pen T-.
not a reiiwHllal apcMt in Hih world tat w i ctu. K
and Aifiit. and nil tth-r MaUrioiw, Rid us. Acar!
Tjohotd. Yelli.w, and tflir reivr-i lakli d bv R
WAY'S PILLS no quick a RAUV. AY USaJJY h
Lit F. Fl( ty cenfcj pir bo: i la.
HEALTH! BEAOTY!
STRONG AND rT'R7 rjT PT.oorv tviK
OF FLESH AM) W-.l-Jh l.K.Aii SKIN JL'
BAUTirUL COMPLEXION SiiCt'RiO TO A.
DR. R'A D WAY '
ilisii EsiicIt'Oit
YHE CREAT BLOOD PUIFli:
A
UAS MAT1E THE MOT ATONIPTTtNf ITRKS-. i
QUICK. W RAI'Ill ARE THE CtiAMtB, T
l.Fl.lTFKi
OF THIS
lKUTLlf 'UO:iiiR,tL
AiailiCi:-:.
THAT
Every Bay & wmft M:
aaifeiM isSeoaaM fell
Fverr drop of h R '.RS a P a RTLLT V N R-iO.
VKNT CJHUni'iiii' i I1!' ii-l' II-- Ki-Hfl. !.' l?l-::
; nd ilier Klii!'i ... jr ii-'. .t' i ifn, t-f vi-i-
iilr. lor It ri'i'Hii ii" of ' ! w : h i-w
"oiuid maii'i i.il. S'v uia, t. di:'i. im.
ilnndulur d i V c In the Uirr V-mili. Tn
mom, S'odetfiu llie.Cluudnnl iii'ier her:' t b-v'""
ro Eye. Siriwiw-iou uiscli.'iiitvs iroiw i'.ui Eaf nt,
Mm worit 1'Mitis f skih 'll-e.u ej, Krii.'uiini. ?
.-Mros, s,-nld llsd, Riiitf Worm. Sit Rliuiit Rrlie!n
cnc, fclacK Wurais In lite firli. Tiim.ru, Cn.
rers in Ibe VVomb. r.nd oil vrcaki-nius; a d paiiu'nl di
rhanres. Night Sv s, Lioi' sprmi and all mn e
Tim lite principle, are within ilia rmi,;lv- rn.re oi tii
wonder of" iltidcrn 'hiusiitry. and a tfv d;n -' n e i
Prove to any perm osln ltf'r either oi tLv.- fwiuu k
aVea. knpnK-itt powar to cure tlu-m.
It" the pntient, daily Ivcnoming reduee-? the wae
and de('uiiipoi:uin ihnf l-ccHiilimnl'v lMw ejiiii.
evJuU In arreKtiuir lliem wnni, n.l Tf :- eaif
un nrw inai. rifiji inioo irom .h-uiwiv iiu, tm Mii
thn KARSAPARILLUM wi!i and d i-eMr,, cu -;a
certain; for wtien nr ih' r-mNt co'nei.ee 1
work of purification, and anc:eel In' diiiiiiiIiin il
tAKtot wate. iir-pn('4 will t- ranid. and ererv dr
iliu patient; will loilh'ro-fl: irr-wnf hertr ml
the I'mul djreiMii:l'fvr. uppvihc iuiprovii., a..d Lk..
aiwl Wwteltt inorraiii!.
Not only does itm SiowArATtrt.u st P-.."it--i -all
unuvwtrenWial ri.i-iinilio -i-n.-t 'li j
iu lout. Ooniiiiitiinif, nuj, K.-viUci', bui 1. i.. .
only i,oniiivo cum L.r '
Kidney D Bladder Otmp abit: ,
drlaarr and TTmnh dl ae. Ornvl, Pintyt. Prow
'iu.pjie ih' H'mwr, lncouiiwatetwti. t'n.if. iiriifi.i t!
rae. Adiuwimiiia, m. ia ad cuit wlu-re tticrc
rick drtdep.ielh. or in water l.iaU-a. ctwwdv. ntix
with aabatancra like I he wlii en mit, mi- inroad i
hit ailk. or tltt-rts it a niorlnJ. u.irk, ImHu aci-c-nic.
and WhMo lMiM4lMt dwwil, ami u Kfii ilwti
t irickinft humlitc MHiMtlmi wtnMt pa In; wni.-r. a...
,.aiu iatbaSiuuii of the Hack aud toe Ln.i.
iTnmor cf 12 Ye
DR. RADVAVJ
eerfecAy taatoloi, rteantty rim'i-1 r-y r?c t r -r
p fee. remiiatc. parity. eU-ne auil e.-re!u:.nru. K
way a ttn. ir t:ie cure oi an ai.orurr ot tne ni-wh;
Liver. RwrU, Kiilii-a,, i ladder. i Nervous lWa-'
iIndach. tuvtipa'ii-n. CivrMoHt, lo.lic.'tiuii. D.v
pepataj, Sllioauea, Billon Fcrer. Iiiflnmuwioii tt
rtwel nti, Bi'fl an iirnueiwti in ttio in'erir
VUctrav'-- Warrantee! toert're n )m-ii tve cnr. , I'ar. i
V-Let.nid, tDii.aiuln tn mercury, iniwuraiof dljCi
Biutdrucrs. '
f a rfwita-etefr.Ann-jtr film wfi f-m
eni fHim all Ui'-a 'i nwnif"! rti-Mrdora. rr.-v,2ac--.
RKAD "FALE ANi 1 liVK.' .ni le
TAF Uitv.surioq va ta&toaatia .uuact
SHRapan
Jlr. 4. MalUcr.s Californ!,, v:..
Cgnr IJittPIS arc a pnrolv Vo.r0t1,
preparation, m.ulo chiellv fi-om n.
tiv ImrKa finwl i. 1 "l
nil. in i wo ii'iiiiu ii iiic IllWCr I"
tte Sierni Nevada mountains of
lower r:inrrr
' alifor.
iinv uic iiiuii.inai pin pcilles of f
are extracted therefrom uitlmm thc 1
of Alcohol. Tho question is a)
'daily ;isled. 'Yhat is the cause f
TRlwt" Our answer is. thanhey LJ'
ithe cause ofdisea.se, and thc patient
covers his health. They are tl,c
blo(wl purifier and a lil'e-ivin- priiiciDii
a perfect Innovator nnd Invi.(,-.Uu'
Of tho system. Never heforeln the
history of the world has a nicdicin,, )m
com pmi iuh?d ps.si'ssinr the rcniarknbla
qualities of Vlxkhak Hittkrs in heaj'ine ' thl
tick of every disease man is heir to. fher
are a pent I Pursrativo as ril as a Tonic
rclicrin'g Congestion or lnflainmiitHm A
the Liver aud .Visceral Organ ia Biliou
Diseases
The pi-opoilies of Dr. Wat.kep
TlJCIGAR iJlTTKRS are A periwit. Dianhomiifl
Carminative. Nutritious. 1
t Setlative. Counter-Imtaiit Sudorilie, Altera-
tivp a.Tiri Anii-ivi innt
a. ti. Mcdonald & cn.
DropffiBUandGen. Arts.. Sun FrancUoo. Califomr,
od cor. trf WMhimrtun and Charit.u Sts y
Sold bjr U Drusgists and Dcii,
THE GlfEAT liKMKDY FOR
which can he cured by ?i
timely resort to this stand
ard preparation, iis has been
proved hy thc hundreds of
testimonials received by the
proprietors. It is acknowl
edged hy many prominent
physicians to be the most
reliable preparation ever in
troduced for the relief and
cure oi all Lung1 complaint.,
and is oilcrcd to thc public,
sanct ioned hy the experience
of over forty years. "When
resorted to in season it sel
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of Coughs, Bronchitis
Croup, "Whooping Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sore Throat, Pains or Sore
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at t he .Lungs, &e. Wistar'
Balsam does not dry hj :i
Cough, and leave theennse
behind, as is the c:ise with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
luns, and allays irritation,
thus removing the causo oi
the complaint.
PRKrAKKD HI
BETH W. F0VTT.E & 0NS, Boston. Ems.,
And U1 hy Dri'.ffviata a"'l Dvctnii-
jan 10 iv
NOTICE
JUST received a fine lot Sugar Curd
Fresh Ovstei everv day. o J',
f-ausage, Hun:iny. Butk-wlxct HT
Grils, and evrviliinK in rl.e Grorerj
Call at once aid xm will not l.e oi r
pointed. J. L BJ0THH:?,u
(PIH)site Slenliants' dtFurinera
Bank.
jan. 31. -
P. LUDVIG
BEGS to inform his fnend? "d(DS,,X
er? that he hut a.-aiir takm vim, 01 Ue
Lager 1-eer f-alot n nndtr cdiitei
has added to his fi.jn'ft Liif-imff the D0
tling uf Reading and I'Mladeli'hw A,lfr JJ,
per and Porter, tor the vholeleana"-"
trade. He will nd it n where in to
atSl.O per dcz, the bottles to be return
. n 24 3m
WW Arrival Irish Potateos
OAA BARBELS in fine order, cony
tiUU his:
Early Bope,
E arlv Goodrich ,
Ptnkeve,
Peach Blow,
Jackfon White.
: Monitor and other dwIruWe von
tie. JuM laiidi-dand fort-ale low tow
tonsil nrnt. ' .,.Yr0.
J 3 Z. Jt
I III I DUO. insu jromi' - . jr-ji
1UU mar 8,, ; ? W. J. jLJL
4CUATTEfL MOB! CGE
Til.. -
FOP PA IE
nt heOBSEKVEft2fli
HIAVE FOUR new,' and neat O-tg,
for rent 7h-y tnntain nve rJint
u fpleasant part 1 the Ui- '1 Kj
. fj '
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