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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
FURNITURE: FURNITURE!!

AS COMPLETE AN ASSORTMENT AS CAN BE found
in any city, and cheap for cash. is now offered to the IN
specton of the public at No. TO- Front Street. Wilmington
IN c. Purchasing from first hands at the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent the Subscriber
enabled to offer greater inducements to the citizens OF Will
mngton and of State generally to buy at home than
has ever before offered Goods for the interior Will be
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
is particularly that from the interior OF the
State who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial The following are
Of the articles to found his Furniture Ware Rooms:
Sofas Tees Lounges Easy Chairs, Rocking Cnalrs
Eageres or Whatnots Otomans FootStoos Centre Sofa
and Card Tables Chairs Mantle and Pier Classes Score
tares Book Cases. Tea Breakfast and Dining Tables Side
boards Cane Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
yariety Bureaus, Bedsteads Wristbands Toilet Tables
Wardrobes Fancy Cottage Sets, Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boasters &c. large stock of Looking Glasses, once
Furniture Chdren's Chairs Cradles, Cribs Trunde Bed
steads, Toy Bureaus, &c. D. l.. FILL A"'
! March I'd, 1859 loOGzi-y
s WE are authorized and requested to announce Hon
| WA PREM WINSLOW, of Cumberland county, as candi
date for reelection this the third district
North Carolina in the next Congress of the United States
snbect to the action of Democratic District Convention
hould the party the district deem proper to call one
March 9th, 1863
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03
DIED.

In this town, the LIST inst, CHARLES HAIGH, only
child of Wm H. and Alice Lppt aged year and seven
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-06-03

CANDY.
n BOXES ASSORTED AND FRESH, for sale by
~ May 3lst. ALDERMAN Il BETTENCOUR1
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

Bound FOR TExAs.-Three of the pioneers
Of Napa valley, Kellog, Hudson and Teal
started from this place on Monday last, Octo.
Der Sd, says the Napa Reporter, to make a
trip to Western Texas, and g neral explo-
ration of that section of country. 1t is their
intention to thoroughly inform themselves as
to the general features of the soil and climate
and the capabilities of the country Cor agri-
cultural purposes. There is much discomfort
felt by the farming population in this section
rs to the insecurity of the titles to lands they
may acquire, and the endless litigation that
must be the portion of themselves and chill
dren on their present location.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

WHITE GIRL ELoPED WITH AN INDIAN.-A
young maiden. 16 years of age, and belong
ing to highly respectable family in Dor
chester. Mass, ran off few weeks ago, with
q wild Indian of the O,d Town and Nomidge
wock tribes. His English name is John
Newell. His tribe had been encamped in the
vicinity, and the girl seeing him often, and
being of a romantic turn, fell in love with
him and took to the woods. At last account.
the old man was on the track of John New
ell with the intention Of roasting him alive
If he caught him. lie was armed with re
volver and accompanied by the Sheriff.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

FRoM THE KANSAS GOLD MIxEs.-Advice.
have been received from Denver City to Sep.
tember 18th. The returns of eleven mining
districts, together with the vote of Denver
City and Auraria, foot up to 2.l79 against
the Constitution, and l63 for the same.
The heavy rains and SHOWS that had fallen
had caused considerable rise in the Platte
and its tributaries.
A Vigilance Committee had been organi-
1ed. in consequence of the frequency of dep
Rotations upon property. Three thieves had
already been tried and punished by banish-
ment.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19
DISTRICT COURT--October Term.
HoN. S. NJ Bliss, JUDGE.

TUESDAY, October 18th.
Higgins VS.. Mcdonald ct al.-Set for trial on
Monday the LIST inst.
Higgins VS.. Wortell & Mcdonald Same order
Mcdonald ct ]. VS.. Bear River and Auburn
Water and Mining Co--Same order.
Gushee Curtis VS.. G. H. Beach Leave gran.
ted to iiie eamended complaint five DAYS to defen-
dant TO ME answer to affidavit of fraud.
vice.
Cullen VS.; Landrich--Two cases consolidated.
Bridget Cullen Admr'x substituted for Bernard
Cullen, deceased, as plaintiff
dants.
Hawley Il Co. vs.. Turner, Kelley & Co-Mo-
ton for change of venue argued and submitted.
John MeLarin vs. Hutchinson-Leave to amend
complaint and summons. Ten days to defendant
10 answer.
dompkins VS. Crosby--Tried and submitted.
Fe9iTe ihcias ordered issued for "a Jurors, re.
t'f H gtfh inst
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19
BRODEBICK MONUMENT.

The following named Committee for Yuba
County, to-wit: S. NJ. BLISS, L. B. MOORE,
GEORGE w. STANTON, IRA A. EATON and
LEWIS CUNNINGHAM, are now prepared to
receive subscriptions to the "BR0DERlCK MON
UMENT FUND"
Subscription Rolls may also be found at the
following places
Merchants IIjtel
Freeman Il Co.'S Express OAice.
Randall Il Co.'S Bookstore, D street.
Brophy's Saloon, Western House.
Getzer's Saloon, D street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald says "In the event of a
collision between the United States and
Great Britain. growing out of the San Juan
affair, Gen. Harney can put the Government
in possession of the fact in fifteen days 10y an
express from Vancouver to Salt Lake City,
and thence to Leavenworth. This may seem
incredible, but there is no doubt but TINT it
can and will be accomplished in case of Il
collision.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

RICHARD GORGE vs. L. w. Ransom. EFT AL
by reference to the proceedings of the
District Court in another column, it will be
seen that this case has been decided in favor
of the defendants. They thus retain posses
sion @: fifteen shares of the capital stock of
the Citizens Steam Navigation Company,
which were in controversy. Gen. Geo.
Rowe was the Attorney for the defendants
and managed the case very nhlv.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

WITHOUT NoTEs.-Edward Everett deliv-
cred his great Grafton at the Inauguration of
the statue Of Webster, without referring
once to his notes-a very wonderful achieve.
ment in discourse of such n character, con
tanning, as it did. so many references tc
names, dates and events. The orator was il
one of his most exalted moods, and held al
audience Of 1000 persons rapt for tive
hours.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

when all the Establishments Of life are ne,
The coward skulks to death-the brave hive on"
The Atlantic papers are full of accounts of
suicides. They are happening all over the
country, in all the larger cities, in all the
small towns, in numerous villages and neigh
borhoOds. Some have supposed that the
prevalence of the evil was more particular
ly apparent in California. Not so. 1t is Of
vast extent and spreads over the Union.
What the cause of this weariness of life may
be, it would be hard to say. Philosophy is
at fault in finding it out.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19
MARYSvILLE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 10Th.

Boors AND SHoEs.-We call attention to
the advertisement of Mr.. J. S. Eshom in an
other column He has bought out the well
supplied shoe store of Mr. Z. French, and
succeeds him in the business, at the same
stand
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

REFUSED AGAIN.-Benjrmin Turner was
taken. yesterday, before the District Judge
of Placer county, on writ of hdjeds corpus,
in order to obtain bail 1t was refused him,
aud he will be remanded to Jail in Yuba
county
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

BArARD TAYLoR-On Saturday Bayard
Taylor lectured in San Francisco on the sub
ject of "India." Last evening he iectured on
"The Animal Man, and this evening he will
deliver his last lecture in this country-the
proceeds to go to the benefit of the San
Francisco Ophan Asylum.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

ARRIvED-Judge Stephen ]. Field arrived
Sunday on the steamer, accompanied 10y his
lady and two of her sisters. They proceeded
to Sacramento on Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

INDIANS visiting Eureka Humbold County
say that nearly all the Indians at the Men.
docino Reservation will be in their old homes
before winter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

CHINESE LrcK.-An exchange paper SAYS
there are about 400 Chinamen mining eleven
claims on Horseshoe Bar on the Middle Fork
OF the American river, and they tike out
from $4,000 to S4o. 600 eyeru wneL
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

The great cricket match between English
and American players was TO have com
msneed at Philadelphia on the Sd of thi.
month and was to continue tin the 10th.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

WooLEN FAoroRIEs-The establisbro,. =,
WOODEN factories on Puget Sound is strenu-
Ously urged
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

MR. Pryor has been nominated bv the
Democratic Convention, in the Fourth Con-
gressiona! District Of Virginia, by aeelamo-
tion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19
NOfice to tlne Public.

HAVING retired from the business in which l
/ L have been long engaged, as dealer in Boo $,
Shoes, Oils, &c, at the old stand Theatre Buldng,
D street he-ehv return my thanks to my customers
for the patronage they have literally bestowed on
me, and earnestly reconmend my successor, Mr..
ACE rncto1 f. FRENCH
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

SrEILAcoOM wv. T) is rapidly imnrov;n,
One building is scarcely completed before a
dozen Others are started
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19
To a very populous and wealthy mining reglo,

10 very populous and wealthy mining region.
me PH ESS circulates largely in Nevada, Yuba and
sierra counties, and advertisements In it meet the
eyes OF large number Of Mountain Merchants.
For the upper portion Of Nevada county, Marys.
vile, connected with 1t by excellent road at all
seasons, Is the natural and nearest trade depot AL
ready large purchases made in that city to supply
our retail dealers, and by using proper exertions a
much larger amount of custom can be influenced in
the same direction.
Before long, the road which goes through North San
Juan will connect directly, as IL does now Indirectly
with transmontane highways and settlements near he
summit The trade of that upper country can All he
had for Marysve, II her merchants will intrOditce
HemsetUes, and make their names famiarv known
through the columns OF the local paper
These suggs stions need not be ampllhed
Those who wish to advertise in the UYDR AIrIc
PRESS can do so through RANDALL a L1ss,rSn ~
Marysville, or by addressing ''A'' VI
-, AVERY & WATERS,
ee-i North Son Jrnn, Nevada county
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19
}lerr advertisements.
N ~ TIC Il

To the Patrons of the United States
Restaurant,
D STREET, OPPOSITE WELLS, FARGO co.
TENHE UNDERSIGNED has this day sold out his
a interest In the United states Restaurant 10
Messrs Weiss Schley who will succeed hlm IN the
bus ness Of keeping first class Restaurant In ta-
king leave of this mousse the subscriber returns his
sincerest thanks to his patrons and the public in gen
eral and socits a continuance of the same Tor ms
successors Ii. PINK.
Marysville, Oct 10, 1859. locl9-u
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19
>. s. ESEEOW,
Boots and Shoes,
a LSO
= a Il : o =
Connected with this establishment,

OILS, CAMPHENE &C.,
at wholesale and Retail, at the lowest market price
Also on band large lot of Kerosene Coal-Oil
Lamps, for sale at reduced rates.
Trust ng to strict attention to business, and an ear
nest desire to meet the wants of his customers, the
subscriber solicts share Of the public patronage.
ncI7.mY j. s tSIIOM.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

A CORRESPONDENT of a New Orleans paper
says that on the S0th Of August, an American
named Chase, was shot at Tcpec 10y com
mand of Jose Mareno, one of the leaders of
the Church party in Mexico, He had taken
no part in the fighting, though he was foolish
enough to be seen several times in the streets,
armed Will a sword, and in company with
some officers and soldiers. His body was
hung up within two leagues Of Tepec, on the
roadside The day after this butchery and
hanging, some countrymen of poor Chase
cut his body from the tree to which it was
suspauded, and caused it to be inferred The
murdered man was still young. He leaves
widow and two children.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19


A TnRrAT.-The San Francisco Times
threatens to give Mr.. Brodercl's expressed
opinions about Stephen A. Douglas. 1t says:
1--WE happen to know something about that
and can speak that which our own ears
heard, and We can also get plenty of cor
roborative testimony to the same effect Mr.
Douglas is going to Charleston, and intends
to be nominated for the Presidency, and if he
cannot, he will try and dictate the nomina-
tion of one of his own friends. If he sue
ceeds, then large portion of the anti Le-
compton Democracy ofthis State are intend
ing to steal back into the Democratic camp
and 90 in for slave code, the slave trade
and slavery extension. and they are paving
the way for that very course. They there
fore want Mr.. Broderick forgotten as soon as
possible. They do not want his opinions
of Douglas quoted upon them but it must
be- Others may apologize for them for de-
serting their coors and going into the camp
of those who killed their noble chieftain; we
never shall The facts on this matter must
come ont while they are fresh in the memory
of the departed Senator's friends"
In relation to the above, we shall require
"the corroborative testimony" in case any
alleged opinions of Mr.. Broderiell derogatory
to Douglas are given. Not that we have any
doubt as to the intention of the editor of the
Times to state the truth, but it is well known
that fanatics are almost wholly unable to
state the truth on matters at all connected
with eul ject upon which their minds are
distorted. They see everything through n
false medium and are much afflicted with
acoustic illusions
That the editor of the Times is a complete
fanatic is evident from the insane charge
which he makes against the Anti Leeompton
Democracy, accusing them of a determine
tion to ego in for slave code, the slave
trade and slavery extension" in case that
Douglas or Douglas man is nominated by
the Charlie ton Convention. A mind not
wholly mad with the peculiar tenets which
possess it, would see at once that there could
be no shadow of truth in SO preposterous a
statement.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

The N. Y Tribune states that the English
Government has dispatched. on a similar
mission To that of Gen. Scott the Command
er in Chief Of the British Army, his Royal
highn,ess. the Duke Of Cambridge, to the
Other papers contain reports TO the same
effect.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

SUFFERING on THE PLAIYs.-Mr. w. Frost
and his son, Thomas, both from Pottsville.
Pa, were lately found in starving eondi-
tion at an unoccupied station on the plains
between Leavenworth and Pixies Peak
They were found by two soldiers, who were
on their way on express duty, from Prarie
Dog Creek to Fort Riley. The Frosts were
on their way to the Pixies Peak mines, and
when found ty the soldiers, were delirious
aud so weak they could scarcely stand. A
little tea, bread and bacon was left with
them, by the soldiers, and in three days af-
terwards further assistance reached them
from Fort Riley. letter from St. Loui:
says of them:
1t appears that they had lived upon grass.
hoPpers and mildewed corn picked IN from,
among the excrements left bv the animal.
which had fed at the station Providential-
ly, II few young shoots of corn were found to
be springng up about the station, and dried
skull of buffalo had been thrown aside
They caught from twenty TO thirty grass
hoppers every morning, while the dew was
on the grass, until they became too faint to
procure this scant supply of food. which
they had to husband in order to make a stew
of grasshoppers, buffalo hide and Young
corn stalks in small tin cup, to eat at night
to promote sleep and prevent delirium.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

The Oxford Mercury, of Mississippi, has
an article On the harper's Magazine manifes
to of Senator Douglas The Mercury carries
at its head the Democratic flag of Mississippi
and may be entitled Democratic print 1t
says that for two months it had been known
that Senator Douglas was preparing a mani
festo on the dividing line between Federal
and Local Authority" The reason why the
Senator prepared paper for Harper's Mag
aziue is thus given: 1.-The Southern press
have long since ceased to publish the speech.
es and letters of the Illinois Senator, because
his views are no longer in cousonance with
theirs. He avails himself of the universa
circulation Of the above professedly neutru
magazine in the South, to disseminate hi:
views upon the government of our Terrific
rics." The Citizen seems to be puzzled by
the language of the Senator, but jumps to
the conclusion following: "The South may
rest assured-and does feel nssured-of one
thing in regard to Mr.. Douglas-he is a free
Soiler at heart" The Citizen is responsible
for the italics.
The Mississippi Citizen is worse than an
Abolitionist Does the Express endorse the
Citizen?
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

The Santa Clara County Agricultural So
ciety has spent $4,000 in erecting huildpo.
and making other preparations for their Fair
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

WALKER's MoyEMENTs.-A New Orleans
correspondent says Of Gen. Walker: "He has
depot down on the coast, about thirty
miles IRON here, where are deposited his
stores, and where his new recruits are sent
Immediately after enisting. This expedition
seems to be backed by capital, and there
also seems to be much more system about its
management than with the others. Nearly
all OF the old scottish hangers-on of the Mica
raguan cause are sent down to the depot and
kept there lille the enisting is conducted
with secrecy and success"
IELEeRAPnIo.-A letter from New York
says:
All the telegraphc lines on the seaboard
between Nova Scotia and New Orleans, are
to be consolidated Immediately. under The
nrme OF the American Telegraph COMPANY,
and will be managed by a central Office n
tins city. The other main lines in The A.
l1ntic States and the British Provinces win
work in unison with this great central line Of
the American Company.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

RF~ oa-lAss stl-l continues healthy
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-19

Loss OF THE SHR HELEN MILLER. The fol.
lowing letter was received on Monday by
Mr. Elwood Walters, the Secretary of the
board OF Underwriters in San Francisco:
FALKLAND ISLANDS, June IL.
~ nave 20 inform you of the loss of the
snip ilelen A. Miller, under my command.
uho bound to San Francisco. Having en-
IIun'eIea 4 very heavy weather off Cane
morn, morn, which caused the ship to leak so mueb
th"' ~ 'equlred the utmost exertions to keen
neF aiioat' bore up for Falkland JTjtnJi
Silh hopes OF getting to Port Stan,ev. FTi|
gay we could not keep the ship afoat We
run ner ashore on Point San Carlos 10 trv
ma s''e portion Of her cargo. / viii 4,
a8a- s--,esr-, sf,...
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THE LNiCqVRE sEAS0y.

HEbKY WARD BEEcIkR THE RAW II. W
Al Beeker will deliver crlest a.e sclnra on Toe Cv
rnonwestb At the church Ia Eishtecu,b With
S!erue en- TUESDAY evening, May s. clock
fst'e ~aseroons, 49, Brcadwsy, snd NJ the docr.
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tIITCHUOCk'S
IL NATIONAL CONCERT HALL.
liz new Canal street.
The hes, coz dro.ed concert room in the city
COAIC AND sENllMEN tai SINGING,
NEGRO MINsTREISY.
LANCING AND BURLESQUx
The highest enoomrms have been psssed GA Dc
proprietor for s superior cement place OF
and the Responsibility OF the audeEces pronounced
by thousands 10 he
TEE EOi Ell CONCERT HALL or fHE CITY,
the price Of admission becg such DEFY competition
GRAND SACRED CONCERT THIS EVENING.
SACRED CONCHET,
aAOsED CONCERT.
By the entire str epg.h of the company.
ADMISSION TEN CENTS including refYeshment uci6k
". Hi CIiCOuk Manager and Proprte,sr.
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NoTICE-fHE COMMITTEES ON FIRE DEPARTMENT
~ of the Board Of Councpicu meet ever Wednesday
everbg nj tircmen's Hall Mercer street Mt 7 p M until
fu'tasr NOTICE. WI. BUtTEEf.) Committee
+. q GILMORE, ) on
A. CRAFT, >Eite Cepar, ren~
T'HE COMMITTEE on STREETS OF TaE BOARD
u OF Ccunclmsn gil h,ld meeting Ia room No. r, City
ha on Monday, MAY 2 at o'clock p. NJ .uorc. of
rested are invited to aGepi
eco. 7. BICKFoRD. )Commttse
j. NJ VAN rtNE,
ABRAHAM LEnf y Streets
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MhDlCki.-
TAR LACosTEs 10Y THE HosPiTAls Or Paris,
IL French medcal o0loe open daily ttn isto AID too
~ BIZ 1rcsdway opposite tue ST. rtckoaL LIBERALIZATION
u hrghlh. French German, SpsniS5 &c
vNRRsRpow. 10. sIEErSs e srEEs r, ksw YORK.
~ Hours Of consultation fIom II hI AID los.
y1R WAED--0rEIcs 4sf BRO pwAy, CORNER OF
~ hIoome erest. NM,e honro from A. TIL 10 NJ
nb H. LARso M. 647 BROADWAY, UP 81 AIRS,
lard6iosP NJ
NFW ncoEs EAsisoF BROADWAY DIR, EAMaoND.
Ctoe. N" '1''" ava" " " ~ ~
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RT UNION CONCERT HALL,
SUNDAY CONCERTS SUNDAY CONCEfsrs
SUNDAY CONCERTS SUNDAY CONCRRTS
SUNDAY CONCERTS SUNDAY CONCERTO.
TRIS PRESENT EvEEiNH.
THO PRESENT kvkNING.
THIS PRESENT EVENING.
TIE following let iaen artists will appear and in their
celebrated selections Of songs kees dues 1c will ths
evening present an entirely new and original selection Ills
Nile ANNIE BOAgpWEII.
Mile. ANNE BOARDWALK,
who nightly recei, ed with enusiss her erur OF e
Las, ballads and sele etons the latest operas
Miss JULIA BARTON,
Miss JULIA BARTON.
hcge brilliant reception at ttis has gained for
her tie name Of the greatest contralto the age.
Mr.. w. %. HARRISON,
Mr. W. b. HARRISON.
the OILY real provisaore and buo ais. in New
York Re nightly through the Incredible feat Of singing
songs upon any subject the audience may think at
70 prssent HIN with.
Mr. T. WATSON
tba world renowned comic vocalist aud celebrated mimic
Nj W. BOARDWALK the successful Irish comic vocsx
Mr. AERB.Er TUWNsaEND
Mr.. HERBEHT TOWNSHENO
for pgh In his great songs from the Bohemian Cir
and La lravias is last appearance previous TO his de
STAR COMPANY
this The delightful evenings amusement In New
York end leaves Ii with confidence 70 the
public.
-fsse Mr., W Boardweu
rrcpristcye. ................. ....WAD6wOETH FOX
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR THE DETROIT THEA
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-CITY OF NEW YORK. DE
" psrtment Of Finance, Comptr lers Office April 70 1889
Sealed proposals VIII berecelved this until Wednes
day de frat day Of June next IL clock
BY the Cooperation OF real estate for the Of the fe
Department as folowe:-
Lot Engine Company No IS TO he located within tina
following boundaries llslh and hist stress Second aud
Third avenues.
Lot Cor Engine Company No Ito he located between
Suffolk, Attorney Delaney and Bloome sirests
lcIfor Hose Company No he locateed between suf
folk sitoi ney, Hiviugton aadIBroome streets
for Hsok and Ladder No bTo located betxe.n
Scanned Clinton. Henry ard Division s,reets
Hoox and Ladder Co No $50 be- locat ~een
Fourth Thompson and Bseeker and sixth avenue
Proposals 10 contain diagram of the pro; erty offered
eSg locality snd oinenaons also tee OF Improve
rcsn iapy Payments viii be made 10 cash on giving
oleay and satisfactory title
The COMPTROLLER he right to reject soy or NIL pro
rosas II In his the interests OF the Cor,r,icn ala
require H. hOBskT T. HAWS ComptrOler
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N'IMoLATS SULPHUR AND vAPOR BATHS-TaE
only genuine sulphur bahs IN the United States for he
cure OF rheums.nr govt eruption OF akin, all mercury
dissMss palsy &C. LsiaSlsbed in 1920 by LEWIS TIMO.
LAT RON fars al NO. CARROLL place. Bleecksr street