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r, : ' (or six monihj. i-eiivuted to cnj
an- :. lbers at 50 cents per ironth.
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annum. 7 . .
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No advertisements will be Inseited between
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Payments for transient advertisements must
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Oommnmcatlons containing news or a discos
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tf the author ; or that will make more than on
oIimb of tb.ii paper ':".'. ' ' )
THE JOURNAL.
11. 8. KUirjT.
Editor.
KEW BERNE, N. C, APRIL 2, 1884
Entered at the Post office at New Berne, N ft.
a second-class matter. . .
, THE CINCINNATI MOB.
News comes from Cincinnati of a
terrible riot, caused by the verdict
of a jury in the trial of William
Berner for the murder of William
II. Kirk. ! Kirk was killed iu a
. stable by a blow ' from a hammer,
robbed of about $1C0 in money and
his body put into a wagon, hauled
off and dumped into a mill stream,
where it was found two days later.
Joe Palmer and Win. Berner con
fessed that they did the murder
for robbery. On the trial of Berner
he testified that Palmer did the
actual murder while helooked on,
and got a share of the money. , Upon
this testimony the jury, brought in;
' a verdict of manslaughter, and as
they left tho court room were hooted
at by : the crowd with suggestions
that they should bo hanged. We
copy from the Star telegrams in. re
gard to what followed: : ;
Cincinnati, March 29. Ten
: thousand persons gathered at Music
Hall, last night, to take action on
the Berner verdict. StrQngresolu
tions wpm'pted condemning i,h
5fdTct,' and a committee on legis
lation was appointed. . Upon ad
Joanrmnt the large crowd moved
directlyo the jail, and began an
attackrjn the front door. The r:ot
alarm was sounded, summoning the
entiro police force to the jail. When
the police arrived the mob refused
to move. The police fired in, the
air without dispersing the mob. At
11:30 the First Ohio ltegiment IN a
tional Guards entered the jail The
military flred to scare the !mobj
four or five shots. ' Berner,' when
sentenced, was disguised and taken
in a buggy , to Linwood, where he
boarded the tram tor iioveiand.
When the train reached Loveland
the crowd made for Berner? who
ran through the car and escaped.
' 1:30 a. . M. The fire ; engines re
sponded to an alarm, but t after
much difficulty : in getting near
found the alarm was false. It was
occasioned by a bonfire1 built near
the jail. As the building is mainly
of stone and iron it would be dim
cult to fire it from without.
It now appears that there was an
actual conflict between the mob and
the military, which were early called
out, though it is sua most likely
that the wounds of the police and
the military were inflicted by the
fire of the latter. When the inner
door between the. reception room
and the cell rooms were broken
down, the military . fired into the
. mob, and Lew Kent, a laborer, one
of the moo, was snot ana Kineq.
This seemed to break the spirit 6f
, the mob though they did not retire
- hastily. A number of brickbats
were thrown by them at the soldiers
and police, but generally there was
not much bitterness of feeling dis
played on either side. The greatly
superior ' strength ot the . de
fenders ot the iau over an un
armed and impromptu mob, was
so - manifest when, the lormer
opened fire, that it . would have
been utter folly to make any
' further effort. Some , twenty-five
or thirty men were arrested and
' are in jail. - :,' . - 'r':;--'''
The jailor's residence in the jail
which was entered by a portion oi
the mob, was rudely handled, the
windows broken and the furniture
smashed. . From this a number of
men made their way into the kitch
en, and thence to the lower corridor.
Alter the relinquishment of the
main effort to get at the prisoners,
. the mpb lingered outside, throwing
stones and r brickbats at the win
dows. ' ' ' ' 4
1.45 a. m. News has just come
bn the jail that the mob is not
featcd yet. ; They have broken
3 the armory of the Veteran
uncut and taken the guns.
firing has been done at the
The mob is now looking for
aition with . a prospect of
"i I. ft iuJtuijK
L.h i . lwr three
isi; uoa of tils aJ'air.
I - U.e Yet . algiraent, of which
Sacriil' llakms i3 colonel, did not
take tho samo precaution.
I or tho purpose of getting more
arms and ammunition the mob is
. Kittridge, the largest m theUfl - f t.a TrScu'iw.,.,
city. In a fesv minutes a greatly
In a few minutes
superior force to the military will
be about the jail ami a serious re
sult must follow Soino are talking
about getting a cannon at Music
Hall. -;;: ; ;;i;v '
The soldiers in the jail, feared
being bnrncd by the mob, and fired
from the windows to clear the side
walks. ? The firing was terribly de
structive. ' . -
The mob took all the arms they
wanted from Kittridge's store, in
cluding a small cannon. - About
lilty men, the leader ot whom is
said to be; thirsting for revenge, opposed tne resolution, wnicn. now
began firing ou. the iail with a can- ever was carried by a vote of 203
hon. but the cannon produced no
effect.
At 3.30 this raoruing it was
thought tho work for the nfgbt was
over. i
9 a. m. There is still a large
crowd around the jail, but collected
there by; curiosity. The military
are ou guard . No further , attack
is anticipated.' j As . far as known
two men and one woman . are mor
tally woundod and twenty-six men
seriously ;or slightly wounded by
last night's firing. A1' man from
Virginia soriously r wounded, re-
tusod to give his name
!As the ineetin g at Musio Hall ad-
ionrnfiil Inst m it. thp. nttpntion of
the people was attracted . by the
shout of a young man, who cried
out, "To the jail! Come on, follow
me, ana. hang uerner!" Although
there might have been an intention
td Organize a mob, - this was . the
first time it found vent. The cry
was soon taken- up and spread
tapidly.!
'It was reported on the streets
this morning that Berner had been
recaptured and hanged at Love-
groundless One story is that Ber-
uer, in nmniiig from the rcowd at
lioveianu, ran into tne Miami river
auu Hiwuiunucu. o-uio is nut lm"
proDaoie, ' as tne nignc was ! very
fonnd. The whole country is Being
scoured by excited citizens, and if
&- 6 W 7
v,V - - - .
monring from the effects of his
ivouuus. .. , . I
Cincinnati, March 29.-Bernor
tcna pono-hr nr. i TvnnrAr. ornaHinc. nr.
about' 2.30 .o'clock' this afternoon,
and is in' the charge of officers.
He will be taken to the penitentiary
at Columbus.. ,
NEWS FROm'Vhe'oLD WOKLD.
London, March 28.-Princo Leo
pold ; (the "Duke of , . Albany), the
fourth and" youngest son of Queen
Victorja, died suddenly in a fit in
vjuuuca au a v iuu. iuio uviuiug)
as he was on the point of ; startin g
for Darmstadt to attend the wed-
ding of tojIiBrWce Vic-
toria t pt . Alesse.- Ahe . Duke had
gone to, Cannes only a few days ago
for the sakeof his health. ' ; 4 i;
- Th6 Queen received the news this
afternoon; , ' She .was , profoundly
affected. It IS announced that
neither the Queen nor the Princess
Prints Vir.r4 nf TTfiaao'"IT,h
Prialerwas- visiting the
jian ,oi ooiuon, ana receiveu me
news on the "Aintree race "course,
He returned at once to London, .
BEjNEarchM-Theauthor-
ities have suspended the .order di
recting the expulsion from Switzer
land of the German -'Anarchists
Kennel, Schulze, Lissa and Falk,
who' had been in communication
with the Vienna assassins, Stell
macher and Kammerer. Austna
will be allowed j to demand- their
extradition, on the ground that
Kammerer has been recognized as
an accomplice in the ' murder of
Ilerr Eisert, the Vienna banker.
i London, March ,28.-The Man-
Chester Guardian asserts . that ne-
gotiations are . pending between
England and America with a view
to adding to the extradition treaty
thors of dynamite outrages. ; ;
: LONDON, March 28. Debate on
the Franchise bill was resumed in
theHonseof Commons last bight.
Mr. Chamberlain, President of the
Board of Trade, declared - that it
was the flxedland unanimous inten-
fivn nf t.ha flnvunnmAnf tft inolndo
Tianrl in t.h hill Tf thA TTfttrsrt Af
t.Ac nnfa ti,o hill ha .ai W.
ui; rr
me uiniuuwciu ucuwccu iubii) uu
the tioverament. lie had no lear
of the result. -
Lpadino- (Jonservatives Rav that
urill oilAnr tho
v. J lf7 " 5
1'",u,",uo" v,, , T
reading, and will then strike out all
portions that refer to Ireland.
taww: itrw 'a ..'..fri.x ' jc,,
uuauva, u slon of 8 irita and General Debility, in
dard'8 correspondent at Cairo tele- thoir variou8 form8. also as a preventive
graphs that rumors are prevalent against Fevf .and Aeue, and other In
there that Khartoum has fallen. It termittent fevers, the "FEmso-Pnos-is
impossible lo confirm or-xontra-.-PhatedEuxihopCalisava," made by
diet the wild rumors 'which are
current. The official world, both
civil and military, is waiting in
V-" -'-'' y '
Idea, i..
is naia lrok;i
and fchendy. ILo . .
to destroy comr.v. .
Korosko and Abu-II.;
A
Suakim, March 23. The '
Uh
rX rZ iTA""
ui v j a-u " aa, v v v ja
The eheiks of t!.e Samarar, the
Danilet, and the Ilcorah tribes, who
represent 5,(?C3 people living in the
district between Caakioi and Kas-
sala, have come in and promised to
assist in the capture of Osman
Digma, whoso prestige ha3 been
destroyed. .. ; . ; - f , v
London, March 2S.Iu the
House of Commons to-night, Mr.
Albert Pell (Conservative) moved a
resolution in favor of the relief of
local taxation. The Government
10 rJ'-- The result was; greeted
with load Conservative cheers and
cries of "KesignW'Eesignl":
TOPICS OP THE BAY. '
Floridians claim that 75,000
northerners have passed the season
in their State,! and that the popu
lation of the . State ' his been in
creased by 25,000 permanent set
tlers during the past year; -Y
The Chicago people tauntingly
tell the New Yorkers, who fail -to
get the necessary subscriptions for
the Bartholdi pedestal fund, that
f'if they will send along theii4 statue,
iney u raise me money ior u in
ioriy-eigns nours." , v
A Democratic Congressman from
the northwest says that; the :pro
posed abolition ot the tobacco taxes
and reduction of the brandy tax .is
"poor political economy and had
politics.'' It will throw away money
land lose votes.
The Kentucky house I;.' of repre
sentatives has passed a hill pro
hibiting the nse ; of .bicycles on -the
public roads in a large number1 of
iiieged being that thev are dance-
roos to life ana nmb, and have
caused ; deaths v by frightening
horses.
t.i- ir.., . -
Jo Howard claims that Mr. Dana
1
X?Lu J "I t ?
that under no circumWces will or
9n Mr 'T Msn , iiAnant a tiAm nn.
ffillS. fa
a t,:-. .
" 1 r, vD1UB " uulu
-t ji-i An Extraordinary Offer.
,'' ' ,"' .'"''"'.ii',
p .. , ' '
To All WantlnK Employment
: We want LiVe, Energetic and Capable
Agents in every- county in the United
States and Canada, to sell a patent arti
cle of great merit,. OK its merits. An
article having a large sale, paying over
100 per cent, profit,: having no competi
tion, and on which the agent is protect
ed in the exclusive sale by a deed given
for each and every county he may secure
iroui u. ,. yvitu an uibhb HuyaniageB yo
our agents, and the fact that it is an ar
ticie that caa be sold in evey household;;
SSSooS
Bgnte &t once, but we have concluded tp
make it to show, not only onr confidence
in the merits of our invention, but in its
?alability by any agent that will handle
3?i&J&
Uonth clear: and thin fart rhnltM it Baf
for us to make our ffer toi all who; are
Any: agent that
wui give onr business a thirty-i
lJSSfi
ui goods unsold, to na and we will re.
fund the mosey paid .for ;thenu . Any
agent or general agent who would like
fail to clear at least $750 above all ex
Penses, can return all unsold and get
their money back, f No other employer
of agents ever dared to make such offers,
nor would we if we did not know that
we have agents now making more than
double the amount we guaranteed, and
but two sales a day would ,rive a profit
of over $125 a month, and that ono pf
our agents took eighteen orders in one
day. Our" large i descriptive circulars
explain otir offer fully,: and these we
wish to send to every.one ont of era-
ployment- who will send ns three one
SSinii
DSodm J? gZIk on The terns
named in our extraordinary offer, i We
would like to have the address of all the
agents, sewing machine solicitors and
fer, to send at once the name and address
of all such they know.. Address at once,
1 or you will Jose the best chance ever of
fered to those out of employment to
maice money.
i ; EKNNKB MAKtPACTUKINO Co.,
s v . " leiSmithfieldSt.,
J mar5d&wly' , , . Pittsburg, Ta,
w ; Tho Testimony of a Thyslclan.
James Beecher, M. D. of Sigourney
Iowa, says; VPor several . years I have
beea U8ing ft Cough Balsam, called Dr,
wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lungs, and
1 in almost every case throughout my
practice I hav had entire sucoess. I
have used and prescribed hundreds of
bottles since the days of my army prac
-e UouoJi wnen l was surgeon oi uos
pital No. 7, Louisville, Ky.'' .
, . - -".';
' For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Depres
Cltawell, Hazard & Co., New York, and
sold'hj; all druggitits, is the best tonic;
and forVa'i611 recoverinp; from fover
or other sickness, it has no euual. ta wl
v
J.
' This powder never vanes. A mnrvel of
bnrltv. 8trencth. and wholesomeuess. More
economieal than tlio ordinary IiIikIh, and can
not be sold In competition with the multitude
of low test,, short weight, nlnm or phosphate
powders, sold only in cans, kuyai. caking
PpWDBii Co.. 100 Wall-st.t N. Y. novls-lydw
THE
i'COTr'AGE'"
Has attained a standard of excellence which
admits , of no superior. . ,
! It contains every improvement that Inventive
genius, Bklll and money can produces. , , ' "
f OUR t -
AH
''''
: TO'
' .'t
, EXCEL
r
1 These excellent " Organs are celebrated tot
volume, quality of tone, quick response, variety
of combination, artistic design, beauty In finish,
perfect construction, making them the most
attractive, ornamental and deslrablo organs for
homes, schools, churches, lodges, societies, etc
- ESTABLISHED REPUTATION,
mrEQUALED FACILITIES,
i -v, -- i . SKILLED "WORKMEN,
J BEST MATERIAL,
COMBrNEIX kAKB THIS
THE POPULAR' OBQAH
. Instruction Books & Piano Stools
i Catalomcs s! Price Lists, on application, FHek.
7k3 Chicago Cottage Organ Co,
r. .f Corner Randolph and Ann Street.;
! '(,'. ?r. CHICAGO, ILL
1 1
'Dsrobl:j;!mpsrilf
i if -i
Havirist rooeived all the Guano' shipped to
this country direct from the Depogifn, un
der new Government contract, we ouer to
PERUVIfiH GU.1i:0
Of the hest qohllty and In etcellent condition
for particulars aua prices appiy to , .
-' HURTADO & C0.,f" :
10 & 18 Exchange Place, New York.
JftDiW-deodSlll .... .!.( . ;. . , 1
UY';;,t t)
fastis
t. tour attention is called to the ,
bM-ATTIinCTIO.'
, : I offer this season, the '
.t
LiEBEST Ever-Shown in New Berne,
1 ,( Consisting in leading articles, of" ,
BEAUTIFUL SOLID GOLD WATCHES
CHAINS, CIIARNS, LACK PINS, ,
HECK CHAINS, LOCKETS AND PEHBENTS
f a, il; PLAIN AND FANCY '.
Dangle and Chain Bracelets
IU EVERY VARIETY1,
: Fine Periscoplc Spectacles and Eye
uiasaes in uubber, steel, ueliuloid, Sil
ver and Gold Frames. A new method
of fitting tho eyes correctly.; i-
Call and examino stock; no trouble to
snow goods. i ' -f . . ".. ...
, Respectfully, ; , i t
'VS; c. A. BELL,
'. Jeweler, Middle st., New Berne, N. C,
:, N. B. I will cive Fiftv (50.001 Dol.
lars for any article ever sold by me for
nu c:i -.i.ii. "
QilVOJ UliLW wn not.
octlldly i . b. A. Bell.
StaU Uo. 2 Left Hani Si
' - AT TIIE CITY-M-AIUvET, .
' alwftye Riipplied with the very brat VmM
Meals, lloef, ruk. Mutton and kiuiHiiije Unit
the Market nflords. Cull ou liim.
, ImilD-Uly
ly Pure.
' EVERY
.OEGAH
S WAR
" BASTED
'r0B
j. AVE
. IEAES.
an
pebiallJOtiGe
;, rt'i,
11
OP
Tlie franchise of this enternrlse l linH
Don the cluirtered risrlit. irinni,! tr.
lJiHitinl Bwamp Canal' Coiiimiiv. nnil th 1.
feality has been repeatedly tested before the
Willi tH Ul OltB. ....
Ihe Purpose In view la thn "l Til nrAVim tn t
and extension" of the Canal, thus securing
great public benefits.
- Its fair conduct hag already seemed pnblio
oontidonco. anrt tho- next Drawing will bo
made on the .
, 17th' April, 1884,
before the pnbMo In Norfolk," Va. "
SCHEME;
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CAPITAL PRIZE $5,000,
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..... 1,600
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..... , 500
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$150
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350 frizes
. dlatrlbnling......$is,ll60
Plan Of IjOtterv similar to thnt of TiOnlRlanft
J. T, HOEBACn, Managee.
AdtlreHD alt annllrnilonR far Infrmnt Inn
J. P. HORBACII, 207 Main St ,
' . Norfolk, Va.
The underslimed minp.rvisod thn Tirnwlnf
,i n ... 4. - ,.i . '.. c-
pftiiy-, and certify thnt it was conducted with
ii oi uio uisnmi Hwnmn jjiiierv txin-
sinet lairuesa to an Interested.. --
' . ' cfncKt: CommlBBioners.
PHIZES PAID IN CLASS D. '
$5000 1 Ml A Marx, Halem, Va.
$590 to 6. F. Baxter, South Mills. N. C. ; '
$1500 to parties in sums of from $5 to $100.
Elizabeth Iron Works,
CIIA8 W. PETTIT, Prop.,;
2b0, 282, 284 and 286 Water street,
NOHFOLK, VAu'f'l 4 ,vr;
: M MANUFACTURER OF 'I '
ENGINES, .BOILERS.
Saw and Grist Mills,
SHAFTINGS,.-. S
Pulleys, IlaiigerRsi"
FOPQINQS AND CASTINGS.
, Of Every Description. '
49 Comnleto facUilleB for ALL WORK" in
onr une i an!7-d4wly
HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Paid for all kinds, of OLD IRON, METALS
JAS. POWER & CO.,
80
Rowland' Whnrf. NORFOLK, VA.
We are ftlwavsln the Market for thennr.
i-iiuiw uiu wiwHu uiu suruiiierB an oia mu
chlneryof all kinds. "j .
All consignment attended to promptly and
carefully, and correct returns mode, .aulldly
j THS UNRIVALED
NEW FARMER GIRL
Nothinir further seems necessary to
make the New: Farmer Girl a perfect
and beautiful cooking apparatus. It has
large Flues and Oven, Patent Oven
Shelf, Swinging Hearth Plate, Deep Ash
nt ana Asn fan.: The Cross fioces all
have cold air braces, and the Covers are
smooth and heavy. .""-..'",
Large single Oven Doors. Tin lined.
The largely increased sales af this
Stove attest its popularity every stove
fully warranted. . , ; ,
:P. M. DRA.NEY, .
SOLE AGENT, KEW BERNE, N. C.
Any castings wanted for Farmer Girl
Cook Stoves sold by P. M. DRANEY at
10 cts per pound. ocl7dwtf
OT. Dr. KEAn,
tio. 118 tiOXTTH Ulaiik Bt., Chicago (M
Ublttiiiad IMS', li t ill! tropin all Prf
vt, MeiToiw, Ctiixinle aud Bitectsldif
MR8pAnnfttnrhnM,1inpotttiicy(Mziil ,
j tncA(tartty), KetriaU d)iean, ttc iMtn
nltattflO berfonally, or by letter frc
Or. KftB li tho only physician 1ft (lif '
cltTtlmtWdiTMitfiriir ot nonsy. 64
pM6 Uluitrated book otr s,000 prota IvUors, l by niU.
: DAVIDSON : C0LLE53,
MECKLENBURG CO., N. C,
; 1004-'00.
Tlieioxt ResRlon opeim on THURSDAY,
Git 11. ' - ' '
l''nr Cntaloi'm'8 apply to
I'll IS FACULTV.
the CLERK OF
foblS dAw 3ra
C:.'l Cr::
VII0LHA"n G
i ft
' AND
co?ii;.iL::::o:,T ::r,
w:2 k"v ri:::sr;. ?
11.
Ji ton
00 Eire l, r..'M" 1 c -
Conn..i.i
kir;ds of
y receiving t n conm..
farm produce. Are i ; -
n tl
lui
i
to supply the trade wit h Butter, t
Apples, Potatoes, and ( U tr Lu
vegetables at wlioles.iiv j tt4. i
tioua furnished at Lerry's Drug f
QASH buyers
can
get spot t
- .1;:::::
vn is ;
,Y"H.
SAVE time, avoid delay when sul
ing, by having your pre-riptiu)
dispensed at ; ' ULiY 'ti.
jIMBLE, fingers work
for the eicV
A NIGHT BELL for the use
that trade at ,- EE
Of thOEU
lliYU
NO matter whose advertisement heads
the prescription you st ill have the
right to have it put up at BERRY'S. :
rPO compete with low-priced gooda
JL . furnished to our country stores
from the North, many druggists feel
called upon to meet competition with
low strength goods. You can depend
upon the - etrengh of all goods covered
by my label. No slops put up at
BERRY'S
MIXED paints, $1.85 per gallon, at .
. BERRY'S.
OT,lr"EVELOFED-FiTilS
L? THIS HUM AN H
)HVK.M,A1(UI I), J
OPF.D. 8 !
1. ' J'.T.. isf.n 1P
iintia wo u i
-y Hint tin
ia. Ontlio c,i
eealcd cir
rriuKAi'iiiii
mn nt a
U'W!i,U:
wi-rifTt" .rm
TORPID -DOWZL'S,
OESORDEnGD LIV tT H Ji
1 nnfS nil",! .,..
, l-rom tUeae sonress iirUe Unee-fonrths o
I tlu (liaoaaeg of the Imraau moe. - ThoiJ V
Byinptoui4HndIo.ilo lieirexiAcneatlo.Vie "
Appaiij, HowkU utlv, (itc-k Head-.
. of fond. li-Hii,i)t.. . ,
. .plrlU, A o( lvio .K'l,.,
i -me d,r, Utaiiim, 1 lattertnt
Jrt, oU Wore tl ye. hlil cTiZ
maim uio use or remedy acts dn uct'T
ou ton 1-tver. a AsnLivor modiolno Vii'lT-1'
J IU S hiivono Oijnnl. Their notion ontli
At.liicyn fln(18kln is also" -prompt'; icii.ov'ti, ,
. . uiiimitii. iitL-jtu unco "Anii.'.r
, njrBiii at the system," pioilneiim npii, -tu,wu
l ill(rostton, reiraltir oK!s, A eieur- i
B!:ln.tiivl:l vigorous bodv, XUtT'SPII.!.,!,
ennn io nausea or Brlping nor lutorlero,
.with Atlly work and are perfect f
( AUTinnTe Tr u i
1:1; WB FEELS LIUK A Xi.W BtAjlfl'.M
- "I hive had Dyeoepain, with Constipa
tlon.two years, and have tiled ten iliiren.iifr,, j
r kinds of pills, und TUTX'S arti thu first "
that lmvo dono me any jgoocl. Tluy liuA
-cleaned me ont nioelv. Mv nnni.tli..
. .-,..v...,iu, .uiu, uim-819 renuiiv, ntu I nnw' '
Imve iintural pas9a(n9. I feel Xbu a mr .fV
nnlnn.ll .,1 . r. . ,t;
I ti it, miu tt jiaua, jrajiuyra, u.
i Boliicyerfwhm.a-Je. Offl(, MurravSt, XJr " J
I stantly to a ULpssT Bmck Jw a single up. .
plicatloii of this Dte. gold hy Drut'irlsti. .
I or sent by express on reoeint of 1; !
Office, u Murray Street, New York. ; '
TUTT'8 MANUAl OF USEFUL RECEIPT) f REL ; i
3d
WS 4 W'Wll Wll) WJJ4lIUUll UUUJU,Ull4U..v,
i Arenlw(jrdut, ,Bjr-The01i!et Rpfcelhltue
In the United BUttis, wliuno i.ikk luku kxi'kiuilnok,
perfect mothod knd puro medicins injure Bi-KuT i T
and humane;,'! our.Ka of all Prijate. Chronio and ,'
Nnroiin DiBoiuea. A fleet ion of the JJIond, hk I n. , ! )
Kldneya, Blndtk-p, Kmntlona, (Jlcera, Old ,
Hore, UwfHli'.H r t'.ioOliinl, Soro Mouth,, i
Throiit, Itnua I'jilim, pnnanontl cured end .
eradiculud iryui tho syt;tu4zir life. .K : .v
on 1'hyflcal TFcalmem, Failing itemoru,
T. (. . T. J , T ..
meiis f o JUan-taffe, ete.,' from exeessei orantj '
cans", speedily, safety and privately Cured.'
YomiB. Mldille-Aired and Old mem and all
Dr. Bate at onco. His opinion oostsnotliiiiff, andntay .
aavefuturemindrrand lll&mi.- Wlten in:(invAni!ifc'- '
to visit tlia city! rtreatinont,anPdicinesoan be aont,' .
everywliere ly r.viil or express free -i..nt onsen.
vii.n. v-iblsseir-ovKlentlliKia liliYMroian who
gives-Ilia Pilule attonttfin to a clasa of dtnenea at
tulns eret hlll,nd pliysioiansthronaliont tliq . ,
country, knowh'Tthia,lreruentlyrecoiliniei:il(!iiUonlV
eases to tho Oleic nt fielnllst, hy whom evorv-,
known Bond rcmetly is uneil. rl)(. Kate'ai "
Auro and xfor9vnee ninko his opinion of an
prf ino lmii,-tiihv. srThnse who call oo no,
onabtittheDootor. CopsnltationafreoandaitriH-dly ..
eonnucntinl. (JnMiavfhiolihavnfnlluillnoliUiniiir "
ireiiof elsewhere, espooially BotioitiMt, Feniulo lJis
oasos treated. Call or write, lionra. from to 4 '
O to f tiundavvlO to 11. CiUUK 10 liBaLIU
best IV.EE. Addres as ahova.
CHRISTFM3 HOLIDAY G0GZ1:
OP
EVERY DESCRIPTION
FROM A
Tin Horn to a
: $20 Holly II?:::.
AND
Anything tl Flcas8 kill Tonng ad C!l
At
fo27-dtf . JOHN DUNN'S.
PAmPtS AND CCIMRY EEuHir.
TAKE NOTIC:
Vt are nualn at our old stand,
SXOKK. We have a full line oi
Groceries, Try C '
and C
all of which we nro ore
fcholesale and retail, t .1
at our tiixxls and pet
ers goliclttid. Hiitlt.iiKUi
In k
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