TtFAifcinz a Lonz Silence. .
IIeadixg, Pa Aug. lAfter a death
like trance of 1C9 consecutive days, John
Gjomber, the widely known inmate -of
the Lehigb county Hospital, has at .last
broken silence, and in a connected and
intelligent manner recited the story of
his strangely afflicted life. His case
has been commented on all over the
country, and hundreds of physicians,
from Maine to California, have written
to Dr. Erdman.tbe attending physictan,
for a fall history of the remarkable case.
Gyumber has been called the "Hungari
an Sleeper,' but his communication is in
the SUvonic language, and the person
with whom be conversed to-day for the
first time in nearly six months is a Pol
andcr, Frank Loskowiski.
, Gyumber was first discovered in the
barroom of a village ian not far Irom the
hospital where he now is. This, was in
February last. He entered the tavern
apparently in the best of health Soon
afterward'he was discovered asleep ou a
chair ner the stove. Effoiti were made
to lirouso him without avail. All the
forco of the landlord and his friends
cou!d not waken him. He- was taken to
the county hospital and cired for. Days,
eal,- and months passed, and the young
foreigner gave no evidences of life. The
rhvair.ians tried manv exDerimcnts with
"a powerful galvanic battery, but the sup
posed cataleptic Co oia not ue reisiuik
td. J lis eyes were cldsed, and he was ap-
. parently entirely unconscious. irange
t say, he lost but little flesh. On Fri
day, A pril 22, be opened his eyes for the
first time since he went into the trance.
Hi kent them' open in a vacant stare,
- Int said nothing. a c ireful attendant
.fed him milk and gruel through a tube.
On Saturday. April 23, he jumped from
a window nearly tweniy-six ieci irom
the ground, but was not injured. On
April 26 he again closed his eyes, and
did not open them until May 20. The
next day be clo?ed them, and did not
open them until June 1. One day after
ward he f poke one word when a visitor
held a flower under nis nose. That was
(be first word he had spoken during his
long trance. From June 1 uutil July 31
l.e closed his eyes at night aud opened
them by day, but always remaiued per
fect y dumb
Late last Light Loskowiki, the Pol
.ander, went to Uyuinber's bedside and
aluted himm Sl'avouic. (Jyumber sat
up and replied. The nurse and attend
uut wrea startled and amazed. Gyum
b r's statement translated is as follows :
. -I came to Amtrica about two years
ao. L ft Castle Garden for Vrginia
and was hired to a man named Porter
uear Charlottesville. While there a fat
i.fgro worn in put red pepper in my coffee,
which nearly killed me. Other people
tried to poison me. I bcame alarmed,
and left for Iialtimore. There I. became
giddy, and wandered into Pennsylvania.
I went into a country hotel, sat down in
the barroom, fell asleep, and that's all 1
know until a few weeks ago. ldd not
feel anything during my sleep, and did
not know anything that was going on. I
don't know that I fell out of a window.
I don't know that an abcess was cut out
ii in v 1 1 t-r ii. lie m wr, a. iiuui u un t lu iui: u.
knew anything until four weeks ago, and
then I awoke jnst as if I was getting
over a sleep. I am very glad to know
that I am not in jail, as I first thought
I was. I am quite weak, and want to
co to work when I . am strong. My
father and sister live in the old country.
My two brothers died of brain fever. I
don't know what got over me, unless it
was the big dose ef red pepper that par
alyzed my brain. The last four weeks I
could go about and eat without help.but I
I think I will soon be all right again."
' Tripoli and Tunis.
London, Aug. 1. The Morning Post
says: "W'c learn from Constantinople
that in a conversation between the Grand
Vizier and one of the Ambassadors, the
former said that the Porte was prepar
ing a note on affairs in Tripoli whicr
would be, to afecrtain extent, an answeh
to the despatch ol Karl Granville to Lord
DuQerin, British Ambassador to Turkey,
which instructed the latter to advise the
Porte to exercise great prudence in not
giving causes cf possible complaint to
France. The note will point to the dan
gers to which'the Turkish provinces are
exposed, and to the necessity of taking
immediate-steps for guaranteeing order.
t lie X UI v. , niiuu M- t iiti liijy lUilb lit viii
not shrink Irom fulfilling its duly, pro
tests beforehand agaiusi any wrong in
tcrpretation which France may give to
measures which may . be deemed neces
sary." -
( Uu X alio VJl 4 WtiU uuvu v vs vuw -Mr V
Telegram says: "Three battalions of
foot, one battalion of rifles, and two bat
teries of artillery have left Toulon for
Algeria."
Paris. Aujr 1 A 'despatch to the
Temps from Saida confirms the statment
that divisions havo occurred among
Chief Bou. Amena's followers, iiou
Araena's position is critical, and the
part he has played in Algeria may be
regarded as finished, unless he can gain
the cooDeration of two other powerful
chiefs.
Constantinople, Aug 1 Tho French
Charge d' Affaires has had an audience
with the Saltan and reassuring declara
tions in regard toTripoli were exchanged.
m m m
Outrages on Spanish Colonists.
Madrid, Aug i ine repiyoi aiims
irr f'nmacho to M . Barthelemv St Hil-
vrvt
aire's last note declares .that the out
rages ca the bpanish colonists in Algeria
ana ice losses oi x reucu auujecuj uur
ing the civil troubles in Spain and Cuba
do,npt admit of analogy. In the latter
case there. was time for flight, but the
colonists at Saida, Algeria, were sur
prised. The French Government, . it
s.iys, by dismissing several , superior offi
cers, has admitted mat tne precautions
were insufficient. Sig. Camacho sug
tasta that France 'mfcht levy contribu
tions on tke Arabs to indemnify the
Spaniards. .
a' Dt d-Cuzs, Jloacncsv
Hats, mice, ant3, flies, vermin, ruos
tjuitoes insects,-fcc, cleared oat by
llou-iU ou Puts." 15c. boxes at drug
gists.," ' ' ' 1
(UROL!?.
Kolr soman:- There lias' -been .re
ceived in the Shoe Ileel market since
d:i balUtotal to date 6,209
fx,! A terrible fire has been.
raging Tor the last few days in the pine
woods south of Shoe Heel, and has done,
much damage to the timber on the bands
of J. 0. McLean and others.
Mt. Airy Post: The dry weather is
becoming alarming in this section. It
has been near three months since we had
enough rain' to wet the, ground. Vege
tation on upland is drying up. and it is
not believed that with plenty of rain Irom
now on there can b3 half a crop of corn
made. Tobacco will be almost an entire
failure. '
Raleigh Visitor: M J I M ills,, of
the Oxford Orphan "Asylum, is rapidly
improving. the engine on the
Henderson Jand Oxford road, received
serious damage to its machinery from
some cause unknown which will necessi
tate a su?pensien f operations on that
road for a short wnile, Mrs Frances
J D Miller, relict of the late Hon Henry
IV Miil'pT. and danerhter of the late T D
Devertux, Fq, died at the residence of
T M Arcro. Kscu Her last illness was
brief and her death unexpected. Her
age was 65 years.
Newbern Nut Shell: ' A very painful
accident befel the three-year old chiid
of Mrs. N. Wilburnon Saturday night
l he mother bad been using lye and un:
thoughtedly bft a cup nearly full on a
trunk within the child's reach, when tho
little one, thinking it was water, and be
coming thirsty, proceeded to take a drink.
Fortunately, the first mouthful was suffi
cient to convince the childof its mistake,
and he spat it out before even a single
drop had passed down his throat, which,
we learn, would undoubtedly have result
ed latallv. His mouth was terribly
burned, however, and since that time he
has been a very great sufferer. .
Charlotte Observe: One hundred arid
fifteen additional hands have been put
to work on the Western North Carolina
Uailroad beyond 'Ashcville. It is ex
pected that th cars will reach Marshall
in a few days. Mr E J Allen, the
popular jewler of tho city, yesterday,
through the city prohibition executive
committee, presented the temperance
orator, Luther Benson, with a handsome
gold headed cane as a-mark of the appre
ciation of his work in this city for the
cause of nrohibitiou. It is said the
tr-ue of Charlotte has beea better this
summer than ever before. A railroad
agent yesterday stated that the ship
ments frm Charlotte" over bis road were
40 per cent larger than he had ever
known during the summer months. A
prominent business merchant said that
his trade was increased one hundred per
Cent over that for the same time last
year.
Areu;s and Observer : A protracted
meeting is in progress at Samaria Bap
tist chnrch, near this city, and i3' con
ducted by Rev. W. R. Gwaltney.
On Sunday last Sidney May, a young
man, 17 .years of age, was drowned in
Crenshaw's pond, Franklin county. He
had been married just five weeks. -A
telegram from Col. Walter Clark and
A. W. Haywood, Esq., announces that
those gSntlemen arrived safe at Queens
town, Ireland. -Frora a gentleman
who had just returned from a visit to
the W. N. O. Railroad, we learn that
work is progressing with great rapidity.
Between 1,200 and 1,300 hands -are em
ployed on the Paint Rock and Ducktown
branches. Trains are now running on
the Paint Rock line four .miles below
Alexander's. Thfe cars will run into
Marshal in thirty days.. Rapid work is
being done on the bridge at Big Ivy. On
the Ducktown line good and rapid work
is beiag done, and twenty miles are being
graded. Additional laborers are daily
Demer employed, and tnere is nardiy a
day in which twenty to thirty do not ar
riye at Salisbury on their way up.
TIIE MAILS.
The mails clcwe and arrive a: tha City
Ptt Oiii( as follows :
Norjtluru through mai's .....5 JO p. m
Nftrtbem tbrouga and w.y
llalolgli O. JU A. iq
Ma?i6 for tho N. O. RUrKd,
nod romen Mit-p'ied thero-
ffoa, includiUfc A. & N. G
Hailiuad, at .M .M . 6.40 a.m.
Stberu mails for all points '
8outh, 'daily..... 7:46 p. m.
VVeLern mails (C G It'y ) daily
(ficept Sunday)...... 9 ;0D a m
Mail tor Chora & Darling-
ton.,.1... .... 7:45 p. m.
Mi?s for points between Flo
rvuev and Charleston 7:45 p m
Fayetteville, and offices on
Cape Foar IUvar, Tuesdays,
abd Fridays...M..M 1:00 p. m.
Fayettevitlo, via Lumberton,
daily, exocpt Sundays...... 9: 00 a. m.
Onslow ( U. .anJ Intermedi
ate oiSces, every Monday
and Thursday at....... ... 6.00 a. m-
Smlthville ' mails, by steam -
boit, daUy, (except Son
days).... 8 30 a. n.
Mails fcr Easy Hill. Town
Greek, Shallotte and Little
River, S. O., every Mon
day and Thursday at 6:00 8. m.
OPEN FOB DEMTKBT.
Korthcrn throogh and way
mails....... .......7:30 a. m.
Southern Malls....... 7:00 p. m
Carolina Central Railway...... 4:00 p. m.
Stamp Office open from 8 a. m. to 12
IL, and from 2 to 6:30 p. m. Money
Order and Register Department open
same as stamp office.
General delivery open hoax 6:30 a. m.
to 7)0 p. o, and on Saodays Irom 8:30
to 9:30 a, m
Mails collected from street boxes every
day at 4K30 p. m.
Stamps for saie in small quantities at
general delivery when slatap office Is
dosed. . i :' i
Call at Jacobus for Garden Hoe3 and
Rakes, ShoTels, Spades, Axes, &c There
conncnciAi rrnn.-
' ,s , . ; ". ; , August 34 -P M.
" KFIIirTS TrJitl'KNTIXE-Jftuotod firm at
39 cents: Sales 100 casks at ttiat figure.
ROSIN Quoted Ann at $177 for Strained
and fl 85 for Good Strained, aa advance
of 2 cents on yesterday's quotations, wllh
sales as ofiered. " . ' , - -
TAlt-Q,uotedfirmatS2.S5.per bbl of 2SJ
lbs. Sales receipts at qnotatlou.
OttnDiC TUKPKNTLNK Quotd Orm at
2t9 for Soft and Viiin with 10-j Jbls
at-these' fl-.!.r. k. u:e alo of 150 o!'.s at
$310. , ' .
COTP-v Grlea..aboTe ..fhl'Ulnjf
quoted iirui. Liower grade.- in ectcJ.
"a lea rep tried. -
Th following are the offisUl tju- t il ions:
.....
fjow "MMliv ,
K.iddl .....m. ..- ,
8 O '
10 i.
11
11 ble
.... .. .......... ....
dpiritj Tarpentia...u.... cai
114 eaixc
Tar
SKIVED.
Htvamer Ellzabetn. WUJUriaon,8niLlthYllle,
tmr Paaaport, Harper, SnoithTllle,
Master. ' " ' , '" ' .
Steamship Regulator, Doan,New York,
T Bond
OLKARXD,
Steamer Elizabeth, W i Lklnson,Smlth vllle,
MawtiPr
steamer Pasaport, Harper, SmtthTlUe,
Mteamer Wave. Robeson. Fayetteville.
Williams & Mnrchison
Nor baruna Sosterk. Gnttorrasen, Bristol,
J R Blossom fc Evans.
JBxporu
FOREIGN.
BriKtol Nor barque Soaterk, 659 casks
spirits, 1,850 bbla rosin. -
A SPLENDID OPPOllTUNlTr TO WIN
A FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DIS
TRIBUTION, CLAS3 H, AT NEW OR
LEANS, TUESDAY, AUGUST Jth, 188L
135th Monthly Drawing. "
Lfjuisi iia St b LoLry Miht
Incorjoratel v 1 SOS for 25 years by the
Leiblature lor fc.dueaiIoii.il and Charitable
purposes with a capital ot $1.00X),000 to
which a reserve fuud of over $420,000 has
since beeu added.
Jiy an overwhilraiug popular vote its
franchise was made a part of the present
State Constitution adopted December 2d,
A. D., 1S79. ..
Its Grand 'Single Numbeu Drawings
will take place monthly.
i It never scales or postpones.
Look at the following. Distribution: ,
. CAPITAL PRIZE $30,000. o
100,000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLAR8
ACH, HALF-TICKETS, ONE Dollar,
t , ' LIST OF PRIZES. -
1 Capital Prize - ' - $30,000
" U Capital Prize - - - 10,O.K)
. 1 Capital Prize - - - 5,000
2 Prizes of $2,500 - . 5,000
5 Prizes of 1 000 - - . - 5,000
' 20Piizes of 500 - - - 10,000
100 Prizes of 100 - - - 10,000
200 Prizes of 50 - ' - - 10,000
500 Prizes of 20 - - - 10 000
1000 Prizes of 10 - - 10,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $3002,700
9 Approximation Prizes of 2001,800
.9 Approximation Prizes of 100 900
1857 Prizes, amounting to - - $110,400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at ail points, to whom liberal compensation
will be paid.
For lurther information, write clearly,
giving full address. 8end order by express
or Registered Letter, or Money Order by
mail, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPIIlPr
Niw Orleans, La
or M. A. HAUPHlN.at
No. 212 Broadway, New Yora
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the supervision and management
of GENERALS ii. T. BEAUREGARD and
JUBAL A. EARLY.
Notice to the Public.
The public are hereby cautioned against
SENDING ANT MONEY OB ORDERS TO
NUNES & CO., S3 Nassau St., New York
City. They are flooding the country with
Bogus Circulars "purporting to be of The
Jouisiana State Lottery. Company,' and arc
fraudulently representing themselves as
Agents of The Louisiaua State Lottery Com
pany. They have no authority to sell the
Tickets of this Company and are not its
agents. M.A.DAUPHIN.
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery Co. -New
Orleans, La., July 4, 1831.
jj 12-ired-saWwdaw ;
HAY AND COR
Eastern Hay,
White and
f ROixed Corn,
FOR SALE LOW BY
Hall Sc Pearsall.
Your Interest. ;
Q.ITB MS I CALL BKFOS YOU pnr
chafe Behool Booxi and School BUtionery,
I hart a fa'l avpply of Text Book adaptad
0j the 8UU Board f Edaeilioa. AUo
BlaUa, Peadli,Peti, Boldtrt, lak, Crtycn,
4c'4 1c Fiarnct and Orgatf of lh yvtj
best make alwayi on hand. TT wait tobt
patroaa' and wQ no all wa eia to suit
bmiisean!aU6si peauat. T": '"..
Utt of Yesicli Otct 50 tcss In
r Port Aug 3 "1C81- : -. -;
BARKS. ,
Nor feoesK-rk, 306 tons, Gnstomsen,
;: - .n- - "-Ileids & Co
Br 4 uie. 3 17 v .-s, Krr, 0 1 llehane
Ger l raeas 2&J Maswick,
. K Pccli m Westermann
BRIGS." 1
,!i irt a Lain- y,
- K G Barker & Co
Nor ttfcr, .8 .ii , K hi..,
. CP altl.au
. r ' n .ft 2il l "-i'V,
" -r-x irut A c5ou
Sf.r '.U'm-z . !i l us, Lu Jnaaid,
II nU & Co
Hf 's.l. A Co
Am Ha io A A Juys 19 t i s, GtisWuld,
Nrihicpi& Cumulng
A in Mi'v Bear, 147 tons, ClMkdwick,
Geo Hazxias&Co
Am J no A Uiifiia, 405 tons, Foster,
Geo Harxiss & Co
Am Florence N Tuwerr 175 tons, Adams,
I EG Barker & Co
Am Siaui, 51 tons, Bragg, s i i: v
Geo Hairiss A Co
for this Port rxoxa Fdreica Forts
'. . ' BARKS. .
Nor Adelheim, 234 tons, Knudsen, sail"
ed 'from Barrow, May 12
- Nor Uen, 375 tons, Pettersen, sailed
from Antwerp, July 15
Nor Allegra, 214 tons, Johnsen, sailed
from Newport, E, June 7
Nor Eidsiva, 454 tons, Gundersen, at
Newport, E, May 26 .
Swd Frithjof, 575 tons, ForseH, sailed
trom Havre, June 30 s
Br Live Oak, 332 tons, Stillwell, sailed
from Liverpool, June 2
Ger Madura, 441 tons, Schutz, sailed
from Havre, June 4
Nor Stanley, 474 tons, Gahrsen, sailed
from Hamburg, June 3
Nor Turist, 306 tonsr,at Newport,
BBlGSi
Br Economy, 416 tons, Smith, sailed
from Hamburg, May 29
a? o
.a U uuvuaa
37 Court Place, LOUISVILLE, l(Y.,
X regularly educated and legally qualified phjaicikn and tba
moot successful, a hi practice will prove.
SASES. , , M
Spermatorrltea and , Impotency,
a the result of telf-abuM in youth, aezual excenes in ma
turer yean, or other causes, and producing some or the fol
lowing effects: Nerrouraess, Seminal KmiaioD, (sight emis
sions by dreams), Dimness of Bight, Defective Memory, Phy
sical Decay, Pimples on Pace, Aversion to Society of Females;
Confusion of Ideas, Lost of Sexual Power, Ac., rendering
' marriage improper or unhappy, are thoroughly and perma
nently cured. SYPHIL IS Pl7 n en"
tirely erarticstej from the system; . GoXtOXThea,
GLEET, Stricture, Orchitis, Hernia, (ot Rupture),
Piles and other private diseases quickly cured.
It is self-evident that a phy sidan whopays special attention
to a eertain class or diseases, and treating thousands annu
ally, acquires great skill. . Physicians knowing this fact often
recommend persons to my care, When it is Inconvenient to
visit the city for treatment, medicines can te sent privately
and safely by mail or express anywhere. x
Cures Guaranteed Inall Casejs
nsulteUonsptnonany "or by letter free and Invited.
Charges reasonable and correspondence strictly con firioBtiii,
X. PRIVATE COUNSEXOR
Of 300 pages, sent to any address, aecurery sealed, for thirty
(30) cents. Should be resd by all. Address as above.
Office houn from A. M. to 8 P. M". gUBdajs, 3 to a P. is.
JJ25-dW - -
mm
2 . -Bg'sBsta .
5a fSa-Sjta
mm
Health is Wealth !
DR. E. C. WESTS Nibvb and Bkaik
Treatment : a specific for Hysteria,
Dizziness, Convulsions, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, Impo
tency,. Premature Old Age, caused by over
exert! on, excesses, or . ever-lndulence,
which leads to misery, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases. Each box
contains one month's treatment. One dol
lar a box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent
by mall prepaid on receipt of price. ' We
guarantee six ooxes to cure any case. With
each order received by us for six boxes, ac
companied with five dollars, we will send
the purchaser our written agreement to re
turn tne money if the treatment does not
euQ a cure. Guarantees Issued by WM.
II. GREEK, Drucreist. ( successor to Green
& Planner) Wilmington, N. C. - Orders by
iua.it win ruceive prompi attention.
' roch 23-dAw-ly
it
THE STATE."
- - 1 V
O WP8 sv&d r?tors
larxrt birc?4tW. Xnjeapest Pubeortvm.
T i'Jy eiiC lti- o now ornoOu.
I Ihecnlr Me'nn. jrarir KicbmondJ
atrif WeMt per annnrt.'.
for sriMimit ooism frsM. ! 1
SCHUTTE'S
t" - - -
SEA-SIDE PARK HOTEL !
Wrightsville Sound
- - , if
T8 NOW Oniv FOli -THE nirrtwinti
01 guests , , ; ',' '
tF The UUe U supjri.ed fJi the prc-
dacss of the Sour.di ind Sa. '. ' '
. Transient and rcirilar boarders taken at
reasonable ratri.-'-- ' ' - -, .
0 ss tt 3 a ?
3
I I I 1 1 I 111 1 I' II -ii III ' i 1
iiiiiv j m , aw t
111 w.r .
:. i, :.-;,-' !J JA-.,: t- - i TV k' ' w:
lfalarla ti an Unset n Vaporous
Poison, spreading diM8 and death in n ny
localities, for which qninina Is n fteonine
Mttidote, bat for the eiieets of which ; HosW
ter's Htomach bitten is.net only a thorough
remsiv, bnt a reliable preventive). To this
faet there is an everwhtelming' array of testi
mony extending over a period of thirty
year, ail disorders of the liver, at oma h
and b iweUaralso eenqaered by h Bittersv
Iror sale by all IrtsfcUU and xealera -
' . . Keneradly, ,
. aujrnrm
HEW GOODS 2
IEEE
DELICIOUS PEACHES AND
TOMATOES I
All varieties of Cbcice Preterves
in otic and .two ponnd Canty, the
bwt in the market.
Oar elegant Faicily Flour,
Pair 61 3 'tV Htneur
7
Pig Hj in, V ;r?e aL- fa t Hi rip
THIS
and Small SLotdders,"
ParcLed Jara and Igxuijra Coffee,
i . .
.' -. .. '
i These oods tue all . freeh" this
week , Oar prices ; and quality cf
goods 'frill convince you if you "will
try ns.
. Try the prepared Souftis';
For sale at
CEO. MYERS1
feb 11 77os. 11 n& 11 8ostb f root.U
THe TJrd versity
' OF "
........
Worth ; Carolina.
TVpEXT SESSION WILL BEGIN v -J-l-
AUGUST 25th, 18SU
Combines the advantages of the old. Cur
riculum, with spe clal and extended instnje
tlon according to the University system.
, Connected with, it are schools of LAW, oi
MEDICINE, and of PHARMACY.
Special facilities given for practical studies,
v such as
Analytical and - Agrlcultnral Chemistry,
Land Surveyingr, Drawing, Book-Keeping,
Business, Lai.v, Phonography, &c, -
Expenses, Including tuition and room
rent, $185 to t J3Q -per annum.
; Address.wcatalOTeandpciilara;,
, . KEMP Jp. BATTLE, LL. D.f
, g C, July U 'President.
BZSJ. P . QiATTOll, t BtC3T B Ladd
Lata CoainiariaaeT cx PatcaU.
Attorneyst-Xawaad Soil ktors cf Aaali
ca ted Pen lrn P at-nts.
412 Fifth EtrecL ; i t?km c D CC
ifv C3F"tI-'ii all; !tatn:bc3
la tia Pat OZc- . ,11, 14' a
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ULATOI;,
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WILL
S ATUIlDAYi July ci,
Bhlppew eta rely tpci XU rr;r j
lailinff of Steamers uadvertwi,
For rrelght Eajeasati tpplj t ; i
' rilOS. 12. BOND, Bap't, i
isEO. O. EO
Vnf.OLTDS CO., ' " rV
ib Broad y; n9t
jn.1l
hlBE WORID fcr lfSl win b D.t j
1, aod cheapest teweiper )Btlihd la tu
ItgHeh tongue oonitber tide of lb itiizti
iih rew fireefe turpttgicjf say ernb
fer lraruftettired even b toe M Co.. iii
eew ctd Bueq-oiUedtypoyraphioal aijild.
sem facilities cf til sorts, i&d;Ua )':..
orjftiijxed v telearapHa ,-T eorrec(!tt:i
throotijout th world ibn ttat of tr? c'!f
AEaericn joeniiaT,!! he Woais for KA
.svfibrd its re.dert duly a eoxsplete, ecni!
ed and' t.miwcrtljt" record of sJUirrcit
vrenu Z t :,;., "... .: i . -
In MFf4 VlaatcsWijA t'., Titisf IU
Dtj Zb crld niceu tod Utpt pieofritk
tn ir.efttrg:-'d6vPtCBmi0 tjttp d Utt
sitf, uijf.-Trh K.1 tb Ulepboit, on tl
tnfie Attention ef bw&esi Keo.
' Its dkilr cable lettt ri from Uniun Vrki
the 1 Id World to ttebreiiffU ubtei cf Cj
yew ,
v In its Vail Btrect Gmip id In ltewf
Invef xtsrtl taken trpetber wito its sretrtu
candid and absoJotfi! isfuU Ficdi)
Article, the World daily crucnti locri
vailed pictore cottljofus unceosditbt
of tbe ZDoldttidisras ecterprwei b wtkb
the rrfveoturoas and iciire-peofle cf tiii
conrvtr iaveet tbeir MTisri, bvt !m of ill
the f uctogtirijj irfloeaeej ejertf d cpi tic
enterpriser by the t pccclationi tt& tie rp
uiators of tfce Stock Ize&aage,
iNn jman' wfco owns ior expeeti tj tts n
iatoref t ia an j corporate property eiii";
to tniss for a niogle dajti inforttiLoa ir
iftd exeluiiraly fciren ta i Th WfrM, 1 1
ocly as to the natural sad JejiUfffi c -
of atlcirs affectinr stock valoca, tt.-
to .tie plais, cbeinei td eccl- '
which are Itcf intij nillsg snd tiii--;
ia and out cf Wall street to a&d
Talaea,'-"-"
The World contains alio etery -7 -freehest.
faHett aad moit iniUtcUTi bc-;
cf eventbiag new rand JntemftrU"
realms of art, of Iterators sua of wJ.L
i it is the accredited prf aa of U
ot the Union, and the aecuraey asd
ol'lti fprtiBir eoliiniBi. eoveria m u" T C
rfocs forms of tthletic tmvit-zaX v- -htre
anttlpl5ed sraon el of Uj
mend it to the 'iking jrtxertaca t . -out
the country. f . j
lAstbeonlymeopoIlita ttcmlwjcr
pubUshed in tbe Blfn Ur:;
msintaius, an wuirsrvicz e-X " .-.
enduricjt great nrsnciplei of h.
faith in JoUUctflre World fcr 121 0 -J
found, wbere for ths l WtK
emoeratic priociph t absolat!y fci rJ
; t of atl porsoas, cliquey aad faC-oni r--
rne xezaccratie parir.
ptople
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one j-r
thaii three ?onth, tl mwt ,
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Ceviewi and ' Ccllee Circtl-
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extra eopy tor clsb cf tea,th M -
of twenty-five.: rr.--eii:l '
J The Cecily WcrldJe, , .
year To dub Mjzfjfu
club cf-tesUe e2;7-
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aesj-. .Adre ;
daolM
i5"th case between JcscI.---.. . .
Keddy, the uadcxsiel j, , ,
auction for cash. at the Co.Jv
on Atnt,li,ftlJcc ,a ; .
line or vvooKcr. ,,.s. rr
In rne xseaccraiio pan. -,
.he World will tr i
Un: 'on ajrsicst sectlcnaltot lf TtV
the . wise of rood fOTernBeci - ' ,
SSi la alfits foVfVr'
irainst tuonODOITia a --- . ,
months, three inonihi,f3. r-
;DailT, without Scn4J,f;,n i
.TrZlL'v. three ms.
; Bpeciaen nutrber ; .,
Terms-Cash iarU-iy u v
of Wocster ana Mcof'rVj
WcitS3 feet, thenceorar. p .
East S3 feet, thence c. ; '
ycu hive the torest prices.
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