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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05

verandah Hotel,
Corner of Common and St. Charles Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
t6rPrces reduced to the old Standard. "a
ala JOHN GALPTN. Proprietor
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05
CONFECTIONERY AND FAMILY
GRoCHR x.

THE UNDERSIG NED thankful for the
l. liberal patronage which he has received for
series of years during which his efforts to
please and accommodate, he trusts, has afford
ed general satisfaction, with the view Of in
creasing that appreciation and support has made
large and valuable additions to his present cx-
tensive assortment.
He is prepared to furnish Balls, Soirecs,
Weddings, Assemblies Dinner Parties (public
or private), and social gatherings, Of whatever
kind, with every article required
1t would be to the interest of country mer.
chants and Others, to call, examine, and leave
their orders
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1851 /. N. LEMON. 1856.

1855. /. N. LEMON. 1856.
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals.
nIE-WOODS AND DYE-STUFFS,
~ Oils, Paints, and Painters articles; Var
nishes, Window Glass Putty, Glassware,
Perfumery, Fine Soaps
Hair, tooth, nail, hat paint, and clothes
Brushes,
Surgical and dental Instruments,
Trusses and supporters, all kinds,
Patent and proprietary Medicines; all sorts,
Letter, cap, and fancy Paper; Inks,
Pure Medicinal Wines and Brandies,
Field and garden Seeds; frcsh
Toys, Shoe brushes and blacking,
Razors, fine socket Knives, Table Cutlery,
Shcool Books by various authors.
ses-l offer goods equally as low MS they can
be obtained from any similar establishment in
this section, all warranted to be
FRESH AND GENUINE.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY filled, and salts
faction guaranteed, with regard both to price
and qualiyt.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS will
receive my personal attention at all hours Of
ten day and night. al4
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their orders.
CONFECTIONARY.
Candies, assorted Ginger, Canton
Rock candy do Havana
Cakes Il pastry, ass'd Raisins, Layens & MR..
Sugar plums do Cherries in Brandy
Preserves in syrup Cinnamon and Spice
! do Brandy Strawberry cordial
Candies, new style Raspberry do
Cordials ass'd superior Orgcat do
do common Currants
Muscat wine Citron, preserved
Cnrant jelly Cloves and nutmcgs
Ounce do Almonds, pecans
Orange do Essences; lemon, rose
Guava do Rose water, &C. &c.
GROCERIES.
Pork and bacon sides Mess Beef, by the huff
Shoulders and Hams or whole Darrell
Sugar cured Hams Cheese and butter
Dnilield's do Coffee and tea
Stage Il Shay's do Chocolate
Sugars; brown, loaf, Mackerc in kits and
crushed n powdered barrels
Soap and candles Salmon in kits
Golden syrup retail Dried apples
Sugar cured beef Pickles, all sized jars
Ketchups, &c
| Comprising n full and superior assortment of
superior + AMILY GROCERIES, all
Of which will be sold low, and in quantities to
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-05

WINES AND LIQUORS
Wines, old & choice Brandy, superior
Port 10 do do lower grades
Madeira 90 10 Whskey, all qualities
Claret do do Gin and rum, superior
Champagne do Scotch Ale
Muscat do London Porter
American Porter Sweet Oil, in half and
do Ale whole bottles
And great variety Of other articles for
+ A MIL use.
nl4 WIN. GURNEY.
W. w. CHAPMAN & Co.
Importers and Dealers in Hardware,
CUTLERY IRON, NAILS, CASTINGS,
Boots, Shoes, Saddlery, Trunks, and Plantation
SUI PLIES.
East SIDE PUBLIC SpuARE,- CLINTON, La.
II AVE full and complete assortment of
IL every thing in their line. Their old custo-
mers and the public in general are requested
to call. april s
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The Message OF the Governor OF Maine.

FSfON, Jan o, Io0J
Governor Morrill,, in his message 70 the Maine Legis-
iaturf, rases no alluson - the Know Nothing
ment In regard TO The liquor law, he strongly
menjs its stringent enforcement. Considerable space is
devoted TO the slavery question: in which he says il
evident that the time has arrived when the question
must be met and discussed in national and State
councils and in primary meetings of thepeope with the
same freedom with which other grave questions
won't to be considered Governor Morrill, condemns the
passage Of the Nebraska BILL and its presumed
extension Of slavery says Wha renders this aggressive
movement the alarming is the evaen. completely
OF the Chief Magistrate of the country In open dree
AMI direct violation of voluntary assurance given TO
The people who had elevated aim TO high position
that movement Of he character should shock the
pose of the country during his official term, il in his
mower to avert IT, .
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Message or Gov. Wright OF Indiana on Free
Banks-lknoyv Nothing Triumph.

NINIINNAII, JAN ., 1913.
Governor Wright, Of Indiana, in his message 70 the
legislature takes strong ground against the free banks
and says the Legislature viii be wanting IN duty TO an
outraged people they fail to adopt prompt measures TO
suppress the unjust and dsrepu.abc practices OF the
banks the circulation Of the free banks having been re-
duced to the extent Of FIVE millions Of dollars and Of the
State banks 20 million Of ioars within tne year. the
contraction chiefly takrs place within six months be-
ing than half Of the paper circulation Of the
State.
Tho entire Know Nothing ticket was elected In Co
vngton KY, n. the municipal election Saturday by
q large majority.
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BOSTON Jan. >, 1890
The Legislature to-day elected nine persons 20 cons
tute the Executive Council, tee same previously
minated in caucus; and also elected tie Hon E. NJ
Wright Secretary Of State The election Of the State
Treasurer and Receiver General postponed until
Wednesday.
Two important motions made 10 TIE House today
one was to elect committee federal relations, and
the otter TO amend the constitution to provide
that person shall have the elective franchise VINO
cannot read and write the English language. These
were ordered 20 lay over under the rules.
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From the cape do yerd Islands.

BosToS, January s, 1850
The brig Planet has arrived at Salem from the Cape lie
NerG Islands She reports that the United States sloop
of-war Marion commander Purvauce from Madeira was
at Port Praya the 9th az December that the United
States frgate Constitution, Gag ship OF the American
squadron, Commander Rudd, sailed from Port Praya
about November 10 for 81 vncents ard Na.eira; aaa
that the United States sloop ofwar Dale - mander
WHIT le sailed December for Monr,S a aud cruise
The Planet trings letter bags from the Constitution
Marion aud Dale.
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TKioKERY y, TEE PUBLIC PRINTING.

WAsHINiiIUH, jan y I5Ius
Much dissatisfaction exists among printers ia conse
quence of arrangement that has been made be-
the printers both houses of Congress by which
the greater part of the composition is done but once
while Congress pays for it twice. large number OF
compostors thrown out of employment, and talk Of
memorislzpg Congress the subject.
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IEJyECTIoE GRANTED AGAINST THE COMMERCE AL
BARE OF PHILADELPHIA.
pm aprrtm. Ian

FHILADkIHIA, Jan, ,, Is51.
The injunction asked for in the Supreme Cour against
the Commercial Bank o. tais city, vas granted this
morning II restraiss the directors Of tie bank from
discount ug notes except a. the regular ngs Of tho
board and from charging than TIC legal rate, or
interest for doing 40.
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Destruction 81 . Min by Fire.

fEoS iDNSCs, jan {, 1850.
Inc old mill belonging TO the Pescsdale Manufacturing
Company at Peaceiale was destroyed by Ere This
ing II valued at i13 oO6 and insured for $1,000 In
tnis ely Mt the Atlantis and Washington office This
vas the FIRST mill IN when power ICONS were used IN
has eo,ntrv
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Non-hrTivai Of the Southern yaii-raryo Fire
at Tyuchturp.

IabH1ohF, Jan 3, ls0j.
We hayc received % mol bore rs evening s5nth u
Richmond
A large Gre occurred % LyrcNturg yifs.-.a, 90 =.
turdsy By which fourteen houses we're Destroyed
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Marine Intelligence.

- = fHlLhDELPHi1, Jan $, 1853
The clipper bark Ocean Eagle twenty three days from
GIBRALTAR and forty from Palermo arrived here 4,
day. Spoke, december is bark James BRYANT OF
ff'y On w out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-09

PRESIDENTIAL ISTRIGuEs IN THE CABINET
The condition of Mr., Pierce at the head of
Cabinet by every member Of which he is de-
spised and laughed at, must be painful in the
extreme. 1t has long since been determined by
the right wing Of the Cabinet army that he is
not to be their man at the next election; Caleb
Cushing and his set threw him overheard after
the Nebraska bill. Mr.. Gushing then decided
to take up Buchanan, and wrote letter to q
Pennsylvania Judge on the subject, setting
forth his objections to Mr.. Pierce aud his rea-
sons for preferripg Buchanan. The letter was
handed by the Judge to o friend, and found its
way to the President himself. Mr.. Pierce
handed it back to the writer and asked him
what he thought Of it, Caleb only laughed in
his face, and avowed that those were his senti-
ments Poor Mr.. Pierce had nothing to reply.
Every member Of the Cabinet DULLES him and
treats him like child. Marcy has long dealt
with him as though he were schoolboy; and
now even Cushing lords j: over him unmerci-
fully. A pleasant position for President.
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with feelings of unmixed surprise and indigna-
ton. Acting upon instructions, he had pressed
the Spanish government for reparation and
apology for past outrages; aud failing to re-
ceive either, ne had abruptly closed the nego-
tiations. How can be reopen them with honor
to himself? An apology already refused, can
he worthily represent the United States by
sueing humbly for that which in its very ma
ture must be given as matter OF right, and not
as charity, in order to possess any merit
whatever? These are Mr. Soule's views we
have the best authority for declaring.
We feel, therefore, authorized to announce
that Mr. S"uie has resigned his position as
Minister to Spain, and wiH speedily return
TO the United States with feelings of hostility
towards the administration and determined to
lay all the facts before the country. This will
at once bring up the Cuba question, and force
the administration to show its hand. Mr.. Mar
cy is firmly seated in the State Department,
and he is as firmly opposed to the annexation
of Cuba at this time. Whatever his faults, he
is not lacking in courage; and we may, there
FORE expect to witness an interesting and
bloody fight.
As for Mr.. Buchanan, he will return home
dispirited. He has not been able to achieve
any results in England; and to a man Of his
prominence the glitter of a court is poor re-
compense for the loss of the quiet and repose Of
his country seat near Lancaster.
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TEltCRipHs.
THE MEDIATION RESOLUTION.

Convention Of the Veterans Of 1912
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THE EST NE w s.
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VOL. Xxx.
RalIrpad Riots nj Erie CITY.

REsUMPTIoN OF THE TROUBLES AT HARBoR CREEK
BRIDGE TORN DowS-THE SHERIFF DRIVEN FROM
THE GROUND. tY tNNI
ERIE Jan. s, 1855.
The track of the Lake Shore Railroad torn up at
Harbor Creek to-day, by order of the Commissioners Of
Highways, and the road bed ploughed The mob
engaged in tearing down the bridge State
street. Sheriff Vincent endeavored make arrests but
driven from the ground the roters-both he and
Judge Miles being pei ted with balls and stones.
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THE FACTS IN THE CASE OF cLlHGMAN'9 MEDIATION
RpsoLUTIoH-IHE ALLIES HOLDING OFF-NORE
OF THE DUDLEY MANN CORREsPoNDBNCE-TEE
KINNEY EXPEDITION INTENDED FOR oUBA-sANrA
AENA-sENoR ARRAkGoIS AND THE TREATY MONEY
a OWL SUIT oRDERED-CoHMoDoEE WANDER.
Bit SENATOR GwR- SENATOR EUSTER--DASIEI
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to attend TIE fun - Sm be s'es &C. No. l'' oa~
bis q Fr ,. sf ossck
BOUaHrON-At ta.wsy g. 90 rs sdsy, SsT Is, IN "a
ssth y.n efssas Co 4. y. douG HON =" e""'t
ETY. -, 49,, =. 49,, A.. e-,.,.l Al
thss pIsc- os Thursd }. Nav 10. at 81 o'clock p u
Be. oupapers pieAse c ~
sw TT On sssurisy Movie, JANE c SWIFT, 81 No :"
p. ,sasn, zee istssrea u the c-1e.y Of svsrrsoa'
sMYL Pa Brooklyn, Y lsts WILLIAMSBURG, o. Tues
Az Nv IS LZAsE 4 relics OF the lace sd Nj SmJns
eco. In the s = y-sr Of h-r ace -
T rs.ves sp fisods Of h family md IA Of he 'oPs
Cbs-. ,to Wi lam IN LAG, rboeass Beta Evsotsr
E-mp William i-rda aud eel smith, ere s-sp-e;fal
t,fed 70 sttene her funers On rnurdsy "a Sh mt
t'socs m fem h-r late res5ssce Loinsr street nsA
kJftb Sscon5 street
uILNANN-oB w.dne.d,y MOI, IA. ANNE e. widow Of
the ine John J. Ulmsn. -,
He .Sds an the lends family respects IL Invited
To s,tenc the az No. 10 Wsserey see N trtp
.ze'e.ock viii be tAsea 70 NininsIon' d..
tor liter meat
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DIED,

BIAs-At IPilaS ephi. Sunday. Nov H. stsr severe
and prOusctsd illness which she bore with woaerfa n
tn0s ard upuurmu,int pgepce ELIZA Ann, wIfs Of Dr.
J. J. G. Biss, AGED 30 years sod non;h $500, -
The deceased from cary life acted an Important pst VIE t.
noble who nscer their Guy noor them ozt
bons. being borDd with SEQ IS Of rying Tag
i've. from the ur.cn house sve have toand .h>l oer
urder her hospi able she lied IN cheering hope Of
bllss'ul m mortality beyond the grave
BIAs-At Philadelphia Sunday morning Nov H. ane1
rgou.<sd borr win CnTistisn resaa,oo
Ar.. ELIZA ANN wife CT Dr. James Gould sis N ne
Der sr q, an he ends Of the family parties nysd
70 attend Ter funeral fr her husbands fsdss
street. doo above I've h on IharsaaJ sfsrnoon q
e'c.cek, wiiboat farther pctice.
BRANCH-At Brcotyu z. D., late Wilsnsbust, CO Wed
rescsy, Nov IA LILLE dsss her Of "i4An and faa-
RE u. Brs1es, ssee Snonths sn4 IL esyi
Ths vii taks pl,ee Ydsy Nov b q, No 81 soat
fourtt street
BRYANT-Os "wednesday, Nov a. sAAf BsfAsT Assd q
Is r..Tn "a. ts.s.s q ss,J s.sfsssfsy Isr'sd
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MARRIED.

HFAGHER--TOWEsEND--In this city on Wednesday Nov
~ the pipa resdspse BY the ao.t Rev Arehoi'n'
Th,uss Nesshsr ESQ. NJ P WsterfJd, rtand u ELIZA
FIFTH daughter Of Peter To~sead, esd, Of soutnhed,
Cr,Ise CO., y. Y.
NORTHUMBERLAND SALEM Mich on Thursday. Nor. g.
by the Rev ADeTes Cst Nj CHAs kIDER and Miss NJ T.
HHEEL Of Worthwhile.
spUnAN-DUELAP-A OVID Sen-c, CO n. ", on Tu.s
dsy Nov. 49, By the Rev CoaIles V0tsy An lRt sdL-
MAN oter OF he r.cu.e DAILY ma, AM Ais LUC b.,
dsa.sieT Of Joseph Dunlap, esq, Of OVID
THAYER- VHEELER-st Salem, Micnt on THURSDAY NOV.
by the Rev Andrew Cl.-f M. 4 8. rHAYER Of North
Vile, and Mis- A. J. WHEkLEB u sslsln
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CoscERT AT THE ATHEsEUH rO.SIGHT.-The good
people Of Brooklyn will please bear in mind that
superior concert will be given tonight Thursday at
the Atheoaum by NJ Bernard, the popular singer,
assisted by Mac. BouchelIe Wallace, Signor Coresa,
late from the opera, PariI; Allan Irving, Charles
Wells, Mr. Aptomas, and the brothers Mollenhauer.
EOrmery-in good old .imss-One such artist as sew
eIa of these are would have sufHeet to offer con
oert with sufficient attractions, bat now "a GALAXY
is necessary to draw The public. Some OF these nsma
hsve figured among tn first in Europe.
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fAdvertisemsnt |
,s FOR THE NEwsBOYy TO SPREAD from the

NEWs TUX TIE NEWNDUIs 20 bFItau IIUHl IHo
touset = msritThs sn lns;itate
has Just its abors by presenting splendid
MUM OF Leather MEDIA" a. srest cost 10 be pre-
served ~ q men ento genius ssd the pr gress OF at
in Young America TO be hsbaed Down TO possehsy
max Of the day Msersbi- Dssueneotypes were trst
people for 25 cents ard 81 80 which
have purchased Of 500 0eo see 900 c-nes
taken b, HOLMES 10 the Of l.sIa IS ~ sad So
the Depot Of Art No 2sJ Broadw.y Boys Let the
round
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REPUBLIcAs MovEaIsT.-At q recent meeting Of
the Republican committee selected In this
with reference ibe organization Of Republican party
city and State resolutions adopted postpsning
preliminary They
their deter nson 10 n-s; the restoration of the Mis-
upfonise the sdmssp OF KaDss aud Nebrsp
Ia Free States and they pledge support
candidates in the ensuing Presidential contest who hold differ
II sting rEaniz on shall maize this issue
in the State they will the duties for which they
appointed and thus give vooe the Republican ssnment Of
tie State. Newark DAILY Mercury.
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.rcoND BNARD.


he ported Tor rHE N rklBuh % }, r. q. o. rs''I
Fh.t board o. L. 5. 6s. SO !ds les; 500 do o. Ids
l5.95Oeo 81 2ds lS; 1900 Re.ding nds. 10 30, 80
Civ 81. g. sou tity Ga g. go! $500 City T. o. ~ WV
zion CsI Al GO Coo DO b So eco Peen o. S4i GOV
,gban, 90 S. A. " to 81 Minehll X. 64 Lutte sch
r. K A., 10 do b5 Al C4nso i1sticn Bsnk, ~ NSrta "a
r R. p; r. H. 42i 80 Morris Cshsi III % headieg
r. - az; 100 do. rs $50 c. "a, 80 d. So Az 100
do rs 81; go New Cfesk, b, H. - -. "a, -,
Ak.r Entf hoatd-5 Mechanics Bank, ~ Pa Hk., at
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BROOK ITEMS.

BRooKLYN ATRENEUM LKcTUREs.-Tho third lee
ture Of the AtheDaum courssn Brooklyn was given on
Tuesday evening by E. L. Bauusns, upon the
Chemistry of the sunbeam, or the life forces Of the
universe" before crowded sudien V. There was
much enthusiasm and deli ht manifested at the novel
and striking demonstrations which were given 10y the
speaker.
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To he Editor Of The y. Y. TSisEAe
AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, BRIDGE
STREET, BRooKLrS.-Afer legal examination Of all
the papers connected with the unfortunate disturbance
at the African Methodist Episcopal church, which in
the main consisted Of chsrge made sgaDst TIE trus
tees by Willis Jones, F. C Champlaiu Il. Il. Cozzens
K. Jackson and M. Thompson, and Argued before
Judge Dean by Messrs. Chiids aud WsriDg; deois-
ion has been made which e1'nerses the trustees in
every particular, and the affairs Of the church have
been restored to their hands The trustees haf the
eminent services of j. N. Van Cot, Esq who found
10 difficulty in defending the reputstOn Of the parties
accused and we are happy 70 ssy that the church IN
future will not lack for friends The trustees are de-
ttrmined to do their duty aud the congregation may
rejoice in the just and import snt in which the
difficulty has been settled.
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IAdrArflsernantl
AdveTtseroent.
LARGE SALE OF IMPROVED CRY PROPERTY

LARGE SALE OF IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY.
The attention Of readers is called To the AUCTION
u BoUsEs and LoTs advertised BY Messr BLEEcEER
Co. for the 18th Ss The Property belongs to the E.te Of
JAMES HAY y deceased and to be sold by order Of the
Surrogate The opportunity for investment is the
este bang Of that character which pays large percentase
tbe coat See the suctioneers advertise1sent 1881
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ADVERTISEMENT

indigestion Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Dise.ss and
especially recommended Of delicate oousutozh
Sold BY al respectable AposhecSes soS the principal dspot
conner o. 27tb-st. and sd-sv
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ADVERTISEMENT
Elegant Partisan BRIDAL CARDS and ENvH-

oPEs beautifully engraved and printed in the latest style; fms
SILVER PLATE hundred different patterns eossved
to order Consular Notary and Society SEALS a. ESERDEu
Ne S02 Broadway corner Of Duane-st-
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c,,rrpr OF THIEF rs A FULroN sTREss l II a ..t
Yo,s.,"ys,,srds, f renOon, Will. Mrs s.rss Ana
st, Of Bedford street. BrcoSyr ~s a., oet.t She i'm ne
est sae mourn ma .ns sac pssssns whdrswas hi,
and He bsd sGa so Of che %uy %Sea
90 6A, cents and ." sboq, sS bs bin The o.her pas
en- I'd .,ss Ss money on 20 away 20 5a
Before ne po,e Ths of Or released the Of her
s,..nsf arc +. VS.. hs hsy. sss Here be gave
m n. a. ia eseoder Ia sis srusr 70 escape be
Viz ~ bSs coat badly justice Osborne committed
bitn 70 prison In default Of DALI
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NEW-JERShY ITEMS.

The busness Of the manufactures in Newark is un
usually br.s On sccurt Of tbs great temsd for work
Der Of the ewey sstb,hepts keep the evsnig
market.
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Consumption and all diseases Of the throst and lunE Dr. Cur
TIs Thousands have beeo restored heath the
year by Hygeens- Principal office, No. SAB Broadway
sold by c. H. REG. No 1876 Broadway. Price only 81
package DR.. CURTIs will be az the office daily from 10
O'clock, where he may be consulted free Of chsxse
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Noy l+-Befor.
Juige Belts

Henry Wilson, John Burns aud Thomss Ovens,
three Of the sbp Csfous Masnus were tiled on
charge Of the shove snd riot the late Of the
yesse orn Liverpool The men. appeared hal been direct
Cd not the tho passengsrs, and on the
occasion in question the und-toOd that Of the
mel bad the hshIns with the psseugefA ii.
ordered one BE- put into wasn the othss 'ad
one went int they would do The) not pot
in irops TINS ory rendered DICT OF guilty OF not Nh
BnAby sppssd for defense and Mr. sosehiHen Tor ths
United States
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Acknowledgement |


The most successful operation OF late has been
Of Lo gEDs Pstnt Pm and PEscIL made by
WNAETH No ~ Maiden lane For Desuty, elegance and
fail stnke the public the best thing Of
the knd issued Wimu has also every other style Of
PES and PENCIL CASE and GOLD PENS fcS sale.
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the F district of the ueehtb ~s The comp azt VA
n ADJ By Peter II. 0,yooF. Of the inspectors
ATTInPTED ARSos.-Lste on Tuesday right an
atspst WA mare to d'e the prem.s of DR. e. suydsn No
15l Grand sIee qB4ttity OF pips had ID
sssirs the back and igsd but wa discovered 10 dine 10
prevent any damage being done.
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lot of warranted nRsh Tapestry Carpets at yard
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