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Texas and MeXioo.


MARCO by tie imperlalis,s, lite.
N'ic Or''ors, julV l~.-,ouos,i Cintv !. nov In
command Of the Department o. Texas and Loulaians,
reporting 20 Gen. sheridan.
The steamer George Washington arrive trom New
York On Sunday.
Biowu,ille dates Of tho s,h have hccn received.
The relcl Generals kirhr smith, Mqstuief Price,
Shelby, Dousls's, and Jackson. with 40 incn aud
oifcor ri.I two p.oce, OF rrtiLeD anl large WAGON
trrln. bsSe rome to II 'Nco Governors Moore aud
Allen NJ lous.an', Arl Cl.ik and Nunoy Of TcAa,
wee 10 the patty.
Late reports coa1-m the delivery Of Confederate
propr,y to General h.oan, b. order OF AaHiniii~u
The fedo rails 'ntly ca2u-ol alJ bales Of coton
and a lar wagon / ala l,dca with quininc, salt.
retre sud other eoods lo.Ag to roEps.
Tho lmperi.i,s have evacuated Ciunarro falling
back Monterey, abandoning the ont!re couu-
try. Thoy we're much annoyed on the march by
C0rtlnas.
The Shreveport Correspondent. Of tho rnEA says
Only's forces are marching to san Antonio.
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4 nouY NJ lims 800 or 4nO mon, chiefly Of N.
harl vo.N ~ clssf- engineers, uavvics, lof
sni uuik.llcI latorors. -roc0u'y marched IN pro
ce,slop Ihrouiu the city VI Worcester England
hes ed 10y a band of muse, TO she Worcester REs
c,urlc, wLero q meeting vas hsd aud . prote"
madJ Aus, Ito lgh pr.ce Of meal which WA
Gttrilulei b. n monopoly on tho part u tho hun'
os and hutcherA resolution to shsian firHr
the consumption Of m54I for . certain time, wa
ADOPTED
TUE gannnccl W ishing,on conspirs,ors arrived
al flrue9' Mpnro. ~ 1 o'clock Monday afternoon.
on we steamer Hs'e Of Maine. They were 10
chsrso Of Hfoyo. u &. Ad4tr-GUueial Dodd, And
wore irons ou th.r 'nkles. Wen first placed OF
board al WASH ngiou, thcy Alfo had On manscles
These last fclters were removed nfot the steamci
loil Ter whsri al Washington. o. tho "Trip down
Mudd and SpAnslor wsrt very cheerful, and EN-
ploysl their tine Ia playing bacL gnInInon
O'LsIghhn aud Arnold, on the other hand
seemed much depressed IN spirits, and were me.
aucNoy and req rived. They we've all transferred
a, Fortress Monroe, W tho guIbo.t FlorIds, am
preceded to Bca.
A. old gentleman named Marble, IN Lynn, Msss
ha under The direction Of atprltuAl medium, bear
g.. I'oge for ton years In drilling ouIa cold gran.
ie gOsE in Lynn, and In still At u In tho exIoctA
U.I NJ lnduJ "Kild's treasure" Tho old fellow,
t.cd ~ relative, drills and hammers away.
UrY.ns tho l.l D-'ous passage now 10 one diree
tup, now IN .lr her, according TO tho hints oh
tail'd tom tie "Iuar.i iit.g suces" !. 10 sad
DE-. tauuIy % tr. b. Iomc great upheAyll II nhiurs
o.. or. lu'l ay'ru uud u ingeun R.s'k was closed
w. .mYr .l.oy rs .rltrf aud god all three ID
Lhr p.g4.Hs. lie had .,uuIJ when no commenced
op.l lions, w..cl 10 prc.ly lnael sunk" by this
,lmr.
TGR tlds n lmm,Ra.i 3n IN Nss-uri uinoe tho
ad, y. On o; Ito rc" las,i.u iHu 80 very large
A. l1loI ntcnc', NJ, CORES. .'cnt writes I;
al 20 rr go. l0y.l cm'Sr.u'' ore 0n,y arriving
'l n g CO.. -, w.p nave oosoet' aitr hearing
n. 81 O. the lats 'l3 ton, iIsi-c free N lsouh
t,.r uliue .p..e. u .'Aoss I. tl b." r.pidly
IA 81 hi D.. Y. 1910, e.
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From San Francisco.
Death al Hishcp Potter lilly MniiGnn
shot bead after kliii1g Two Men.


san FrIncis'o Julv lD.-lhshop Potter, OF Penn.
,yvsnia. died ,ucc h arrival hero few days ago.
Ills BODY hM lolu emhslmcd, aud will be- returned
W the cast
On the n inst, B'lly Nu'iirGn. who was ezpNtri.
sted by the Vigilance Committee Of san Tr lucisgo
in 1880 and WHO Sfcrw.rt' rsi7ei volunteer reel
meut which he was not allowed to lead to the war,
shot end killed two men ~hllt Ia n III Of dellgum
tremenr, and va' iboat to TIRE efl.n when po,ili
inan shot m dead. he had dcacl al previous uf-
forts TO errcs, hn.
Schuyler Co,f.z sud lclt.-Gov. Bfo-s delivered
speeches to inmcu.o audience In tni, city Sat-
ugdsy nisht. lhev stEgt tl-.sJ Tor oregon.
Hishop pCttsg.
Right Row. Aloazo Potter, DID, Lid, Episcopal
Il shop OF Pennsylvania, G.uj, 40 Gsnouucei In the
In the Ciih year Of his Gec lie waG torn In + d,
and rraIustcd IT Union College, Schulect'iv, in
ISIS lie bcc4lus a tutor IN the D5!, e ia ~, and
Ia 1871 Professor OF Mathematics Gnl Philosophy.
In his l4h year he vai o.ilined TO ghe mia.strJ,
aud In 20 be became Rector Of - Fu's thurch,
Boston In A. % 70 was CHOSEN B.rhJp u Pcnas, i
yanlA Iiis N,crr, p.oiuct., h1yc .,eu noticeable
and include-"Ihe Principle, II Science APPLIED W
the domestic and Ncgh,uic Ats 3" "iolii4l Econ.
omy, IT. Ohtc.s, ses and f- ucip'e, Considered 4"
"Hanlbool .or E,suc.s an s.a'.a.i;" "D.aoourci,
Chane,, hddIcsaes," &C., sc. lis r,.h had been
poor lor zone time and DO lid gone to Ca.o. ala
Lop!ug TO rocupcfate u.
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iii the ,n-o. NcCul'cu-h and Harrison dil no;
feet 20 foli-b thr loo OF c4vi 'uot a. OWING vte
iaty sele o 30. hut llarri who, ~ We have st,ei
b lore i N invc e ne ia.str .t'il cracking his
Joke % hen lie vas last seen bv he officers.
he guards. with tae exception O. a small s,Iuai
cc~pUsei Of noa- uiutifsvuvd os'css ~ the 18th,
lit.t md Is h, AID ncn Il he - '. X. e., were
NIthd.aen yestcrlsy, and TO-DAY 'le pilsou IL de-
tCf.ei I've 'e Nod omsirs 'ouchc in the vard,
all he to-i'i ui tto.e cNctu ci have not - tCcu
removed. Ihc,. o'..r y.uo I'D not leave " IA tra
p. sonoTs-,,cH, Hrrtt-niL zen VI Call aud iyut
&c en- e., e % ic. we'd rom lu'y thee erday
ntu she lIil.s to-4ay IN chAr y Al c'.iccr Of
Sic Np,era1 Ecs.t.s. ITO u.u,fv isOu the
c,u't room = 70 tc Cu.treN fem we'd thi. INC uin-
add ll .'V d. SIC uo.a o. trul.!.fh Ir On hUiO.
IN 70 make 1uou iur NE c.tc' Iou o. 81 pscIsfci
additional NorE. hcri OF Sic A.s..-i, ~ sc ,o,u.
l.el.gI
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Fatal ARRAY at POushkeepsie.
Mnn hlllcd BY one of the Oart,mcn ia
tho lute Hoat Race.

eitcmCnt exists here in Icgafd to an arNy which oc
CURED lhs' night On the corner Of Main and Water
s't,et, rcaulting In the death Of Ihorna. pcMo,t
DE Mott tppto,chcd william stevens. ono Of The g. cg
OF The iour Dared boa; T.o,d + T. Field, which san
t"aen In the gfcst rac' on TUESDAY, aud sccufrL
him ofsc ing out to ue Ncw No-kc,. Steven, oafu-
e,uy den eli ~ alteration, and On u, Mott ropct,-
ing H. struck han powerful blow with his Cst knock.
inr him down aud breaking his neck. Stevens lrn-
medstely gave hiial,n up u tho authorities and /,
now In the jail In thn city. lie had no in'eut,on Il
tiiinr DE Mott and f'c, deep grief Mt the tosu.t.
Coroner Ileght held AZ inluo.t on tie body To day
Nh,n thc Jury b-ought in verdict Ia necofdans.
with the atovc facts
The hiliay occurred IN ono nohb'. saloon 10 Not
WHO was Gom lcwishur.h, ncro., Gc liul,on nom
for"hkoepac, carved stevens ~ hi, remark. on
the icce a.d the letter su,k lie So'i, and he fell ou
the cps leading out Of the .eoou H. falling he d.
loea 81 or fraciurcl his ncck causing lastlunucou
death They we're 'r'h scmewhst unIcr thc influence
of liquor. AZ tho inquest, several persons rc-c c,-
0uinol, among diem Ezckial BcncSay, another OF
tic 5,rFucn, ho testified ~ follows.
Ezekiel Ben'vay sworn and to,,ifci | live IN tho
city Of rou .hkcepsc; know the prisoner a,N kncv
dccc1'ed Nitut .el the affair il,f ni.ht u Du1tl
saloon between nile aui ten o'clock I vn' l,apmg
loom ncNott came aloug ana saii io ne, 'X,teh,s
the Isc io-aa' boon .Iuatnw told hm il hal hr
ssii "p.i you DO our eat r ansyct. al nm ia,
lpi,c m, tcti tod han bad soil 40 rec. he
one iu the lpst thai hat Stevens, who ~ owe.
Load the c,uyul -Ation rdI to hin, "Nu.t IL
zee oi 20 ion Of 80, o se,s sg O at dix ,r u
ym ,irhtS un4or the iu0Joaco OF lItuor.
~, arc tis cEcopt'ng s.ainfucring sp,,,h iiolu
'olott stevens ihon ,tucS himi s,' Nlc'sul
of not me b ~ d lin on the nos. sud mon,h,
gu not MAX the hlow very reNoie ono ; Sl'von'
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ThIirssl1y. .SIiy 30.
Tram N17hinrton.

1cuuitt-i Of 'fisI Hsrria-Exciting Scenes
III to Iourt- --!ardOn Apphcu-
tionS-icrt .ItCyy i1rrcst Among IEen
-..J igCiiJn of tde Army, ltc.
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Romarkable old OIL well.

From the louisville, (Ky) Advertise
er, Of March Is, 1923, copied into Nilss
Rsgis.e7, Vol. SO, psge III, April Is,
1929
aPrrrorEuM-We have just conyers-
ed with a gentleman from Cumberland
county who informs US that in boring
through rocks ftr salt water, toun-
tain of 7efroIeaa or volatile oil, was
struck. at the depth of about $50 feet
When the auger was withdi avn, the OIL
rushed up u or Ia feet above the sur,
face of the earth, and it was believed
that aboutseventy-fve gallons were dis
charged per minute, forming quite a
bo a stream from the place TO the Cum
berlaud river, into which it discharged
itsalf The fountain or stream was
struck four OF FIVE days previous 10 the
DEPARTURE of our informant, at which
time the quantity Of petroleum discharg
ed had not perceptibly diminished -
Falling into the Cumberland river, the
Volatile oil covered a considerable Por
ton of the surface of the stream for
roapv miles below. Ifhgnited, it would
present a magnificent, if not an appal
ing spectacle. We have seen q sPeci-
men Of this oil-it ignites freely, and
produces a flame as brilliant as gss
light
AOur informant states that in the
saune neigh borhood where this immense
foupta n of petroleum has been discoy'
cred. DR.. John Croghan has succeeded
bv boring, in Obtaining an abundant
SUNNY of salt water, at depth of no.
more than two hundred feet, which
now rises about twenty-five feet abovc
the ordinary level of the Cumberland
/ river" aa- :,
Another account Of the same well
from the Nashville Basnsri copied int
| Mics Register of August %, 1899, vol
ume As, page 4
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CIScrxvkrr, Msy i8.-F1our duh but prices are
uoIninaly Unchanged Extra % Fancy, S. 50 70
s. %.
Red wheat duh a. q %, Germ ight supply and
sInam sales OF sound beng made NJ s]rff9dr. UIts
dub; pr ces nominal atf1c. Bye 1ucl5Oc-
Nothing doirg 10 whiskey ElI ,tsycr.
Provisions dull Mess pors bou ht a. elf, and
bulk meats at sI2 T5sisI3 zsGsl5 ~. lard qaIts
small SALES A. l,c snd few buyers or sellers a. tins
rate
cr0cones dull bit prices not lower. Coffee 3scG}
32,- Sugar a18l5c. BniJer 3zsslic Tor ehoico
fresh; Egg Ee-
NEw Y9sE. May ls.-eoston firm, 5lC.52i
Flour 6liFie3i Extra state, sol241i5-
b. H o. neat duii and dropping. No. n. G.
1850. Corn dun, Or aver; save for mlxeu
western, SOC Tor hea i0rL yellow. Oata l4c
lower, f5ls7.
Western pork dull "a sps23 90 neg mess, 50 q
f1r q and g.. d. sAg ] - Tor luule-
Lard ooh aud heny, Ia g
b. key heavy snd loser, s. ior western.
Petroleum qust, Soc Crude, 5o-, Refined and
bond, zoe
stocss loser. Reaiiuz. 8sit- Ere. nc; New
YORK entrsi, s3fs urltad states S., So ReEas
tered l's9 ilii ~ -, Coupons, loa; sac, lozls
~
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Tbs vice, which is never pra-t.ref FRI
ne presence of any one. has proved tEa
everlasting ruin Of th0gsauia 81 tl6 n9als.t
and moss talented yourv men .hH. rH.s
gave tongue 70 eioquenc8 or ru1 a0 -aHe.
u has destroyed hsa.sa, biaEloa tho c5ll..-
tution, and reduced Die miserable victim t..
3 living skeleton. Eer aro thsseits
AID fatal electss in itu pains are ae1tte-sa
tne ruins Of reason, sbe mot ue.euclH.F
sight that can meet mortal rrer. r.
cured permahently OF this en- ciio11. CO. 1u
Dr. Colsfnan, SO. ca korth lao-ry s.zce..
or address him By iet,.r, Bog w, F.rl
vile, Tenn. HaE-g
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FOR SALE,
Large Performing GFisIy Bear.

rTR Is SAID 10 BE CNE OF THE LARGEST
II animals q me Kind ever lrowr 20 &c on ey-
hIriaon m 1he -uts ia.rs lie I 81 toet high n =
ieot louc. and Weighs kghtesn Hundred Pounds.
HIS thofCuEh edueeflou snd bis eonderul PER
Torrance have created cutie s. eenaston 10 Amer
lca o. well az 10 klTgps hEy Cce wshluC % pur-
chase, can DO v,Ih sid maize he money ba.k m .
short tG1e ty Cxh.iruug hiw through the country.
Indepeudent tulta0rs naVe been rusdc ~ this gni
rnaa an csa vel ha made nv husband sRFirg
,iiaf ans hasfnr no onr to \, lend q tie fes- De
= nov ofIarad for sale Can 81 te th.nd hrck house
On The V re bridge Pike, E1goheld A Focd tide
,-su bp rfran. Ma - tuRk
rrara-Iaea
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US. How hopeless, is the, prospect I Our
natpralallies have surrendered. 0f a
truth they have went back on u.s. and
We are alone il, our affection. Mourn,
oh ye people, for JEFF Davis is captured
Davis, the most christian Davis, the
biggest gun of our erdsrl Davis, the
rig brass with the dog collar. And he
was captured in hoopsA Ysnquished,
verify, though he brandished a bowie
knife. BE threatened to hurt some
body, but the barbarians were not
alarmed Davis, the Philistines be
upon thee Shame, q thousand
times shame, upon the men that
thus ruthlessly unsexed our chief
tain And, they drew lots for his
vestments Verify they disrObed him
and divided his farthingale and his
hustle, his eorsets and his skirts among
them. Yea, their motto is booty and
beauty Our High Priest is in their
hands, taken in a neutral garb. He is
in the hands Of the butchers and they
will lead him as a lamb to. the slaugh-
ter. OF 3 verify they win wool him,
and the specie, and the treasure, and
the precious stones viii be divided
among the ungodly Michiganders
Are not the ungodly featherinE their
nests with the spoils of the righteous
the clear quill, too, beloved, last quo
ted in New York at 1909 Verify my
spirit groans over this disaster. An
other heart-rending circumstance oe-
ours to me my beloved, which win mar
the felicity Of our love-feasts for some
time to come. Lift your eyes oh ye
people and let peppers rest upon the
tragic scene about to be enacted st In
dianapolis. Oft verify they are going
to string some of our people. Again
one of our elders is pinioned aud is
even now playing checkers with his
nose at Nashville He Is under orders
for Washington. Hallalujsh he is
out of the perverse BrownloHs clutch
es. j mean Brown of Georgia. They
will spit him at Washington, and do
him Up browner than colored meer-
.schaum. Andy johnson viii go for
him. Stanton will 60 for him. Hal
leck will make him send his treatise
Of war. They'll all go for him, Should
Harris also be caught, my soul would
be exceedingly troubled; yea, would l
groan in vexedness of spirit lsham,
Brownlow, the son of Belial, has offered
a big reward for you, and he will catch
YOU if he can, and you can't get Treas
ury permit Woe to you if you fall into
his hands. You will have to subscribe
for and read the daily Wing My soul
yearns for you and
I trust you've sksdaddled,
To some peaceful haven
Where securely you can ress
AID srnile Al his PROCLAMATION.
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Of The Nashville union.l
CHOW Have the Mighty Fallen %

BRAxcH OF NUsBY's CHuRcH, NoETE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn,
Afar 1k 1865
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Wanted Immediately
A GARD

VHTvF Expsrieaoed Uphosterers, BY c. p. Bray,
secood story Cameron, erier q @ store.
rraVIl-et
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TUE undersigned keeps constantly on hsnd
! -eu ss~crted stock of lrOl, CastiDgs. Ns'ls,
S--rncs. AXES. Copper, ENC, sash, tbs :. A1es,
Ho.s. Floxs, Cotton sorscerss rhrsahing hschinrss
Cen shelters. slrsa Cutters wagon inh@T, fire
Bros ard Gay, Hydrruiic 0emenL fisstef 4 aiis'
~ - Tgs an PoIcels.n katiles, Rope Pui -
gioeks. Grndstones, huckets. TubS, 6roous.
ION. Lgrd, and Groceries. and vsrous otbeI ar
t,gles REQUIRED tor city snd country Trade, w n
'l'' VIZ WV. LYON CO.
-,s,il-srn IS Market street.
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Geological PhenOmeBa.

aSome months since, in the act of
boring for salt water on the land OF
Mr. Lemuel Stockton, situated IN the
county Of Cumberland Kentucky, g
vein of pure oil was struck, from
which IL is almost incredible what
quantities of the substance is issued The
discharges we're by floods, at intervals
from two to five minutes, at each How
vomiting forth many barrels Of pure
oil I witnessed myself, on shaft that
stood upright by. the aperture IN the
rock from which il issued marks OF oil
twenty-five or thirty,feet perpendicular
lv above the rock. These Hoods con'
. tnuei for three or four weeks, when
| they subsidized to q constant stream, az
fordinr many thousand gallons per day.
This well IS h5etween q quarter and q
half mile from the bank of the Cumber-
lad river. on a small hill down which
Il runs 10 the Cumbs7 aud river. 1t
T Was traced as far down the Cumberland
a. Gallatin, in Sumner county, Searl5
two hundred miles-fOr many miles Il
covered the whole surface of the river
and its marks are now found on the
rocks on each bank. About two miles
below the point on which 1t touched
the river, it was set on fire by boy
. and the effect is said to have beer
grand beyond description. An old
Gentleman who witnessed II, says, ht
has seen several cities on IRE, bu5 thai
be never beheld anything like th'
p, flames which rose from the bosom o
the Cumberland 70 touch the Very
clouds, Chs own words( The OIL has j
! very strong scent, and was, while II y
z sued IN great quantities, smelt sc tn
, / di.tance Of Eve OF SIX miles above u
n rance into the river The odOr u
dfssgreeable 70 all persons who hav'
inhaled 1t, excePt three, two others an'
myself.
SThe oil is SO very penetrating, tia
no barrels which could be procured re
ttined il perfectly. Some few barrel
{ were filed and put into the ground. -
/ They hzve csulked the aperture il tn
rock, in order 70 procure what remains
but il il feared the harvest IS over,
. Mr.. h. Veeder, Secretary Of the Con
e panv, and Mr. John Nicholson, Jr., Su
peFintendent, have received persons
testimony COZ Roborating eabove stat
ment, from many persons now hyini
e who themselves saw the dow Of oil troi
Il the well, and It's conhAgrstion on th
a river, snd Who we're familiar with man
other incidents connected with u an
it is estimated, from all aecounts, thl
3 the amount Of oil could not have Bee
L less than fifty thousand bsrrels
e ACard pr. AbOrn would respectful
70 annsuuse, tbst patients who are unable
}. cone 70 his room can be waited on 81 the
& residences b. making application 70 him
. room 80. !, cQnmTeisl Hotel. r
D. msyis-et
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Mammoth Sale o. Books at AuctloB,
b. Crank, GlasCoCk 8 Go.

No 90 Ru5lc square.
Wewill sell on Saturday, Alay ~. Is65.
at 10 o'clock a. M, SIS eco worth ot Books,
efabraeiug s large colieeiion of Law, i st-
zeal Theological. 5chooi and Aliscellaaeaus
works, 81 the standard auth oEs, and "a
endless number o. Eomances.
We respectfully invite she public 10 at-
tend this sale. The stocE "a now on s.hi.
hilton, must Be sold and bargains may 30
expected. CEUEE, GLsscocE & O..
nyis'St 20 Public square,
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CouEIEE uiarlual.7l has bean r5-
ceived b o. L. Barlow g -. leat rsr.a.1
drugEists. IN this city have bes4 1aI .lline ue
On persons cal iuE lor -. Voilee's 5lul 90
rate an Article of their owr manu-. .eta-r
Hhieh they say 10 superior - ths esneire
We would atvita 81 psrsocs b. Il. 80
genuine, aud aAoald you scll.zs s1Y lnsl.-
enc for TIE ltchs kiug worm. Tetts-
say disease % zoe sEsl-, Do net Il ltr any
unpzinciplcd ma 20 imrcFa auv a.L.r
preparation % you, btl ssg 1r. vslo.
fink Cerate, nauufaetufcd 81 g Z. Rsl
tos Co.. 80 la Daadoricr si-sst. 49,.
vile, Team.
?. 8s-A hbsral dlscou1t rrrl a. tsef.--
sent ~ mal 20 gay address on rucntr.
81 u. - SURE has you gos shl Fsuu,as.
ssp31-H
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thousands are lead

And die every summer with diseases con
tracted ~ weakness aud the effects oi warn
weather, especially Fcnaies, who nj ht
hsve been restnred to loug iifs bY tho use
Of Skif 4 Wis celebrated Cid kellru
Cream Ale. Gan good physicians VIA cer-
tify to ths iact" have mstie e',lelaife
preparations 20 supply the deuaud o. Ale
snd Potter to the trada and ior family use
in bottles aud barrels. Also tie largest
store Of Grocerisg and Sutier Goods ia ha
city. On hand zoe barrels Cincinnati Lsee-
Beer SETrF Wills.
wholesale Grocory and Suber House.
No. s Hicks Block, lub. Spear
spr22-im
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D amOnd Pins. Brnorhes snd Far Drops, Fades
SETS. Brooch and Ear Drops, Gold and Coral Jet
and sold, Fl0reusne Mosaic Jet Laws, and CaIneo
sleeve Burons, sets Of Sends, Vest and Neck
mains, Pa n and Chased Gold Rings, dold Thin
bies. Loozes New style Belt Buoklas, enid Ro'as
a7d Pencils, Fancy Work Boxes, Gold Peas with
God and Silver Extension bold r., and large -
-crirnrnf Of Fine jeWelry of every description, ci
u. - NJ ~ ------ ----.-- ..---. Il
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Notice.

OFFICE or TIE ADAMS EXPREsS 90
NAsHyt1tE. May u, 1875. !
N-OTICE il hereby gwen that al FAEioHT for
y poIuts soufA a AaeaNlies y ~ - itso
z, ~ ss1ndsyie ercsntee) - the varshsuse d Tie
Cru1panv. af the n 4 Q. t.ailroad de- o., beivesn
Re hours o. o'clock m, and pm.
Frsigaf for DE north val Be reee Fed between Tie
ho1rs q sLii. and p N, a. ne principal once
al ths oonpany. north SIDE q Poblie squEre, cor
per Of Market street. -, -.
Hisyil-eH JUL AAE4si Asst
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a PHlslOAoGfCAiitl 1l4 OF EAt.lliil-i-
man orEans a = atate e health nd disease, gIrr
Ircatlse ca Early Errcrs, D. Ne0 er1tt C.l.a
quences Jason the Mlnd and Toy, a1rl HIr
Author Pan Of Treatment- the ouIy uitiUlf' sr.I
suc'ess.Ii mode 81 cure, Is shows ~ tls uep1rl
OF csses treated. trufhtI aaUaer ~ tne -.l.-
ned, and those ccnteinriatug uarra-r vhc eH-
tertain tuuhis 81 thGr physical cCnd-iau. -,rI
irue az posinga 90 aly adlrlss on reH rt 90 t
cent?, sesmps or postal currency. ~ sa,i-osarr-
1T. Ia eROIA, No. 81 Maiden Lane, a AtrF, 't.N.
fhs author may b cCnsalted uncn ang of tEr
ale or by ulaf, gnd ulecicinea se't y anv r-r of
the Nurid. Uisras-.rr
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ACard pr. AbOEn would respectfully
aunsauos, tbst patients who are unable 70
cone 70 his room, can be waited on 81 their
residences By making application 70 him a.
room so. !, canmseial Hotel.
msyis-et
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Billiards. Billiards.!

T1HE undsrs rned have for ssisa Billiard saioon
u daInKa dns BUSINESS 10 " y e ighle md IN
"a locau,n, Etn iour 81 Fhelal bsat allies and
Al ne appurrfna1ces.
F5s sale ro-y Low, n mrned ate arplesfion b
ulade 10 hELSON a MUEF = n. Agenis.
mayl7-3t = cheuy street
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Choice Fiour, Butter, Potatoes. Oh
dreen Corns sad every varIs.g oil Carr
Fruit9, cad Foreign and Domestic 9rH...
offered at low prices st Tctlsu's Se.1
lsge street.
ian73-G
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Ice Cream Saloon.

We respectfully Announce
friends and patrons ibst We hlea 8.arfa
our Ice Cream saloon la- -. f.s... end.
hope 70 receive the slne us.F obey
mas been 50 liberally best owed
season. We have alweyto1 bend r.-
tionaTy Of en- kinds, sud GO. o.. a.-
Cream made 70 order lor par-er. ere
GsuFur n Fra.."
aprl3-bcla - North C1erT