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Catawba English and Classical
HIGH SCHOOL.

N. Y.
The next Session of this Institution will commence
the 1st of July next. The School is in lourishiug
condition. Ample provision is made to accommodate
a large number OF boys and young men, both in
rooms, boarding and instruction No pains are
spared in fitting pupils thoroughly for the best Col
leges of the country, and in giving them thorough
and practical business education.
Pupils have access to valuable Libraries and en-
joy the advantages of well regulated Literary So
ciety.
Tuition per Session of 20 Weeks from SO to 500 so
in currency.
Board in families from IS to So per month; in
clubs at about half these prices.
For Circulars and particulars, address ]. c. Clapp
Newton, n. C.
J. c. CLAPP, AB
June g. 1867. s. NJ. FINGER, A. B.
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FANCY GROCERIES.

Pickles, Preserves, Jelcs, Mustard, Horse Radish,
Powdered Ginger and Cinnamon, Ginger Preserves,
Macaroni, Hermetrically sealed Meats and Fruits,
Salmon, HOLSTERS, Oysters, CLAIMS, Sardines Pine
Apples, Peaches. Strawberries, Salad Oil, Casups,
Soda Powders Vinegar, killikinick Smoking Tobac-
co, Havana Segars Tobacco and Snuff. Chestnuts,
Green and Dried Apples Rasins, Fishing Hooks and
Tackle. Violin and Guitar Strings
wines and brandies.
Champagne Pemartin Sherry, old Newton Ma
dcra, old Port, Catawba, Rhine JAS. Tennessee
Cognac Brandy, vintage of 1853, Mare Renault
double refined recfcd Whiskeys, old Bourbon, Rye,
Wheat, pure Corn and Monongahela Whiskcys Hol-
land Gin and Schiedam Schnapps, Bitters St. Croix
and jamaica Rum, Cordials and Lemon and her
Syrups, London Porter, \. Guinness Sons xxx
Brown Stout Dublin Muir & Sons sparklin Edin-
burgh Ale, Glass Bottles, Flasks and Demijohns OF
all sizes to the Trade.
Old Corn and Rye Whiskey by the barrel, to the
trade at small profit
Visitors and residents in Charlotte purchasing any
Of the above for medical purposes, get pure
article By calling
Feb. 10, 1867 J. ID. PALMER.
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MillinerV.

MRS. QUERY would inform her friends that she
has spared pains in selecting her stock of MILNE
ry and Trimmings; and having had long experience
in the business feels satisfied that she please all
who will favor her with call.
B0nnets and Hats made and trimmed to order, on
the most reasonable terms and shortest notice.
Dresses Cut, Fitted. Trimmed and made on reason
able terms and at short notice.
Our terms strictly Cash. Our motto is, small
profit and just dealing to all
October II, 1867.
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CHARLOTTE, Oct. q, 1867
| have used some Of the above mentioned Pills,
(kays Wordsels Vegetable Restorative Pills. and
can cheerfully say that L regard them a safe and
efficient remedy for many disorders incident
country. L. &. JONES, NJ. d.
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NOVELS.

Cruise Of the Betsey; Tales and Sketches: Mi
laneous Essays; Schools and Schoolmasters; Head
of Christ
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MCLEOD & STEELE

Have now in Store handsome stock of
Dry Goods, Hardware. Cutlery, &C.,
Which they offer to buyers at low rates for Cash.
They are prepared to furnish anything in their
line that may be called for.
Third door from Springs Corner, Tryon street.
Oct IA, 1867. MCLEOD q STEELE.
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large and well selected supply. Miss Austen
Novels; the Arabian Nights; the Works of Edgar
Poe. Also Godey's Ladies Book for June.
May y, 1867. TIDDY & BRO
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MISCELL ANEOUS.
HISTORICAL.
POETICAL.
HUGH MILLER'S WORKS

Ca.apbells, Crabbe's Goldsmith's Pope's, MOI
geometry s, Mary Howitts and Eliza Cooks Poetic
Works.
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Fresh Drugs,

A general assortment, always on hand at
August %, 1887. SCARR'5 DRUG STORE
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Important to Carolina Shippers.
1913 THE NEW
Bait. & Carolina Grand Trunk
FREIGHT LINE,

FREIGHT LINE,
VIA PETERSBURG, VA,
Comprising the following great Freight Routes:
THE POWHATAN STEAMBOAT
COMPANY'S FREIGHT LINE OF STEAMERS
PETERSBURG AND WELDON,
RALEIGH AND CASTOR,
NORTH CAROLINA
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA,
WILMINGTON AND WELDON,
ATLANTIC & NORTH CAROLINA,
WILMINGTON AND MANCHESTER,
CHARLOTTE & SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAYS,
And their connections
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3. KOOPMANN.

Having completed my Winter Stock now offer to
my friends and patrons in Charlotte and surrounding
country, as handsome and cheap an assortment of
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Willard Brothers,

WHOLESALE GROCERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
And Agents for the Hazard Powder Co., and Marvin
& Co.'S Safes. Also Emcrys Cotton Gin and Con-
denser, and Fosters Cotton Planter.
Nos. 20 80 and 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
IFILNINGTON ~ G.
September ,, 8GG Gm
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wines and brandies.
THE NEW BOOK STORE

Has just received large supply of Standard Mis-
ceaneous and School Books of which the following
forms part:
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Davies Primary, Old and New. University Legen-
Dire Arithmetic; Davies New Elementary Algebra :;
Bullon's Caesar and English Grammar; Emerson s
Arithmetic, lst and I'd part; McGufey's Reader 1st
and ID
MISCELLANEOUS.
Surry of Eagles Nest Four years in the Saddle;
The McDOnalds s, or The Ashes of Southern Homes;
Every Man his own Lawyer (New Edtion) Fred
erick the Great and his family; Frederick the Great
and his Court: Frederick the Great and his Friends
Merchants Of Berlin; Freemason's Monitors.
HISTORICAL.
Child's History of Rome Child's History of
Greece; History Of Henry the Fourth of Pyrrhus of
Richard the First, Of Richard the Second of Queen
Elizabeth of England; Library of Famous Generals
Jackson, Taylor, Lafayette, Napoleon and Marion;
Library OF Eminent Statesman--Beniamn Franklin,
Henry Clay, Daniel Webster and William Penn; Last
Ninety Days Of the War by spencerE 6? the Great
March: Rebel Rhymes; Lite OF George Washington;
Noble Deeds of omen
--z POLITICAL.
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Millinery and Ladies' Goods.

Such as Bonnets, Hats Feathers, Balmorals Hoop
skirts, English Hosiery, Vests &c. Shawls in every
variety lot of French Embroideries; Laces thread
and cluny; Edgngs: Insertings; Collars; Handker-
chiefs-altogether embracing an assortment such as
is only seldom offered in this city
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Cloaks and Furs, Latest STYLES.

furnishing Goods, Trimmings, Fancy Goods and
Notions in endless variety
CLOTHS, Doeskins, Cassimeres, Satinets, jeans
Tweeds, Kerseys. in shades patterns and qualities
to suit any and everybody. Also a heavy stock of
Rock Island Cassmcres and Jeans at Factory rriccs
CLOTHING! CL0THlNGH CLOTHINGt!! a
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Has just received a large supply of Standard Mis-
cellaneous and School Books, of which the following
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Groceries, Drugs, Notions, &c.

The old and numerous friends of my house know
Of course their interest demands them give me call
before purchasing, whilst the public generally can
rest assured that trial at my store will leave them
fully satisfied that and will sell at least as low
ms the lowest.
WHOLESALERS, who do not wish to be under
sold, will do well to look through my stock
Out Fl, 1867. B. KOOPMANN
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Boots and Shoes

For Ladies and Misses. Men and Boys wear
bought and had manufactured for my use such arti
ces only as can honestly recommend
HARDWARE in all its branches, including a lot of
double and single barrelcd Shot Guns, Wittemore's
Cards Ames' Shoycls Collins, Axes &c &c
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.

ASSAULT NsGRo Nathaniel Green, resident OF
Elizabeth, was arrested yesterday for having made an
assault upon eolored II the latter's statement
be true he was hit . powerful blow on the head by
Green while peacefully standing in front Of his residence
253 Market street. Green denies the charge insists
that he Is entirely innocent His friends LEFT two
watches bail until this morning, when they sp-
pear and give 500 feeholdsrs ball for the dsfsndants
appearance tor trial
FUNERAL OF Mr.. HERRicK Tho funeral OF Mr.. John
G. Horrck late master OF repairs the New Jersey
Railroad, took place from his late residence No lot
Union street, yesterday afternoon Newark Lodge Of
Masonic fraternity employees Of the and citizens
resting place Deceased was an esteemed and well
been connected with the New Jersey Railroad.
Elizabeth.
CRIME UsIoS CoUSrY-rhe decrease Of crime OF
every character In Union county Is very apparent For
the past two weeks commitment TO the county Jail
has been made while scarcely arrest for
or vagrancy has been chronicled.
TROUBLE AMONG FfREMES Tho chief OF the Elizabeth
Fire Department recently presented report 10 the city
Common Council. asking the expulsion OF certain Ore.
men the ground that they had disobcyed orders,
drenchsd him with water from tho engines a fire. and
behaved otherwise In very improper manner Al the
last meeting OF tho Council the mittee to whom was
referred the chiefs report presented the result Of their
Investigations recommending the dismissal OF tho
plant. The report OF the committee was laid upon the
able.
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the EXCISE Law.

Few Visitors 10 the Suburbs Yesterday
Quiet sabbath In JERSEY City.
Owing TO the threatening aspect Of the weather there
werc thirsty visitors to westchesier yesterday Tho
keepers OF the reeshmsnt saloons and lager beer gar
dcus had made very extensive preparations for .
rush." but with the exception or q few OF those
customers, who bound 70 have 'sstinn Sunday
seys openers although ~ the risk Of soak
ing business was almost at stand still. About half
pass six o'clock there . heavy fall Of rain, which
soon dispersed the sraggors that remained and caused
very unpleasant crush IN the Third Avenue Railroad
cars
To one acquainted with the bittsr feeling which the
tory liquor law has engsndsrsd In New York
visit TO this city yesterday would create
establishment Everything was 10 quiet that
the prohibition would ssem part Of the constitution OF
the state Not single arrest made for violation Of
the law The Wholesale vetoss Of the Mayor a the last
meeting Of the Common Council have taught ihe Lesson
that Law s 70 be cvadsd the pssvarcator must travel
outside the precincts Of tins city.
Never did tho Moslem rush to the shrine at Mecca
with earnestncss than did the fsrven worshppers
- another shrine pour forth In crowds yesterday TO
fulfil their inevitable sngagemenss in spot where
temptation Is rife. The Elysian Fields 10 ! locality
Of Bscchus allows Sunday 70 pass without paying his
homage o. one place or another. Strange
a. NAV seem, the order that. prevailed
was creditable NOT 70 the masses who
throngsd the city, n least 70 the preparations which
made against any turbulence. few Juveniles
from New York were made 70 feel that at least In New
Jersey the law cannot be violated with impunity; but
nothing serious occurred The day was rather CON-
promising for full exodus, and this doubtsss, saved
the citizens from extensive iuvasion.
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Jsfesson DAVIS h again fres man. After detention
Of jus two the authorities oe the United States
have restored 70 liberty ooe q the msst INSCRIPTIONS
ana impacabe enemies Of the least excusabe rebels
who ever helped to plunge country into civil war.
NORMALLY Davis ID released ball. 70 come up for
trial next November; but in reality may presume
bs taken the exPesdent Of the Southern confed
GRAFTON 10 relieved Of all further responsibility for his
political offences The United States have hero once
again given an example OF magnanmity and mercy by
which the Old World may we'll profit They have given
example Of political wisdom, too Jefferson Davis
executed on the scs0d a. traitor. might have left
bitter and oven dangerous memory behind him.
Jefferson Davis contemptuousy dismissed the obscu-
ty Of private life will face out OF memory alto.
gether We do not write thus from any wish
to throw additional odium on q fallen man. Bat IL
Ii duty owe 70 great cause and to truth. TO
mind England that this IL the who the idol Of
what called governing classes three years ago
the man In answer 70 whose appeal journals and speak
ers in this country ciamorcd for war against our own
kindred and against the principles Of human liberty
and the Chrstian doctrine Of human rights While
In England, too, crying out for the life
blood Of some petty and poweress Irish rebels It Is
right TO show how grievous the crimes Davis
against the United States and how the United States
have punished them. We glad that Davis set free
Hs lVe has been. happily for mankind, failure and
the best thing that 30 hoped for him 10 that the
world may forget him, and history only give few
passing lines TO his name.
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Cslsael Bsrks and the Others Likely % be
HasgoA-Intensc Rxcitement In Ireland
Gsvepanent Fears or Reprisals. &c.
DUBLIN, May Is. 1867.
n the Fenian leaders, Colonel Burke, /. R. A.,
and others, who were convicted Of high treason at
the special commission in this city. with Colonel
Mcclure, who pleaded guilty and thus avowed his
treason. are hanged pursuant to law, the authori.
tics expect sudden and sharp reprisals on the part
OF the members Of the Fenian organization here.
Z Government is anxiously, yet actively, prepar-
ins. The dwelling of the Right Honorable Judge
Fitzgerald, with those Of his two associates on
the bench ct the trial, as well AZ the houses in
habited by the Right Honorable the Attorney Gen.
eral and tho other counsel who prosecuted for
the Grown, which are nne buildings situated in
Merrion and Fitzwilliam squares. are even now
guarded day and night by force Of armed po-
Icemen, who appear in citizens dress.
Colonel Burke was sentenced to be hanged on
Wednesday. the goth Of May.
Mr.. Dorans death sentence has believe, been
commuted.
Should Burke be executed IL is most likely that
Colonel Mcclure will share the same fate, as he
pleaded guilty, and now lies condemned to
undergo the highest penalty Of the law.
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ular formation Of even the socaed plain and an asmos
pherc which made objects 900 yards took as though
only =, w. W we're often puzzled as 70 whore the
them. Nevertheless IL an exciting spectacle.
Up the opposite bill side there moved q COL
umn o. TURKS with red banners clearly 70
DO distinguished their head. On the stony
roadway Of the deals we're other Tanks pressing
torward ana We could hear their furious shouts above
me crasn q musketry Some skirmishsrs nred in
dlrecson Snen We nrst appeared but very soon lost
heart - Petrcpoulaks men poured steady fire upon
them: Inc oeachmene under Leonidas Petr0poulaki
I'd the CreAns Of korakas had meanwhile descended
~~ sne ensmy's position Koroneos recovered the
which no had lost there was louder and louder
d;ssSs,aS n muskesry from our rocky vantage point
~ith rnsiur 'neers We can 600 the Turkish
s.stss rhey srs !, Eu dight There is . shout
OF triumpA nom eyeD aide Victory 70 the eros: !"
saisa aS friend nom os towards ne plain goes
crackling brisk fuslsas. Tho T. Nknn nreguIsts ~
with goatiiks activity, bw ter dis. Phnea troops De-
who high up thar our friends iow had bss.
ter stop and pursus further. We >ssy maAs
out large reserve OF Turks the plain wit Ssvay
and canon sss s., to asscera But a.. sos
ward with loud shouts until they has~ reached tI@
lowsrmost range Of rocks Here they must pause.
~ We can vol discern, for the guns and oavy will bar
their progress 30 u turns out In avery few mnutes
There arc white puts Of smoke and there Is whtzzng
u shells nom the Turkish reserve then h0gs0men
move quickly forward, and some Egyptsa infautry in
rhe Chrsttans fall hack before thsss assail0t
slough nos without murdssous nre 70 procct their
treat The Egyptians charge resoautely and therss
again disounrgs from side the valley. YeldnH
step By STEP Koroneos aud K0rakas slowy Of
reaoh NO bayone charge can last all night and when
the enemy has lost his breath and our mon have spent
must add that tho Turks returned to Heracicum |
without any further attempt 70 explore the mountains
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MUSICAL AHp uaanArIc eussP.

Miss Jean Aosmer, che distinguished actress cous-
menced engagement d the Louisville theatre s~ths
21ss appearing that ngas in the character Of Ba.n
In the tragedy Of Eazio.
Mr. Harrison will have two matin6ss next week dusg
his great musical festival ct StHnway HAIL Every nise
from juno to June inclusive some grand work wto
be produced The soossts will be Madams Parepa Rosa
Madame Ritter Miss Hutchirgs. Madame Harriso0
ssguin, Mrs Roed Miss Beebe, Miss Harrison. Aias
Sterling, Messrs. Castle, Simpson, Hill, Campbell
Hubbard and Thomas, vocaists; Miss Gilbert snA.
Messrs Pease. Colby and Pattison, pansss; hs@n.
Rosa and Kopts violDiss. and Mesxs Eben Toulmas.
Letsch schmitz. Deiiz and Ellis the nuts, harp,
trombone horn trumpet and oboe Tho conductors Wilt
be Messrs Ansehutz, Rosa nsszka G,aruiIs; hosgsa.
Ritter and Bergman.
Lady Don 10 at Harrisburg
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Vh0 Norm C0rOuu0 EpsocOpaI COhvouuOn-
Education for tho Freedmen. Gc.-Hcavy
squalls and Damage to Property by Rains.
FoRrRus MoSRoE. May -, 1857.
The Episcopal Convention Of North Carolina lately in
session in Wilmington has adjourned, and will be
hold on the FIRST Wednesday Of May, 1868. IN Tarboro
The further consideration OF the election OF Assistant
Bishop postponed until the meeting Of the next
regular Diocean Convention Mr. r. H. Smith, from
the Committee on Religious Instruction for Freedmen,
reported ~ follows:-
Tho committee TO whom was referred tho. portion Of
the Bishops address which relates TO the subject Of
education and religious instruction for freedmen beg
leave to report that from various circumstances they
consider the subject before them requiring the
prompt and attention Of the church First that
the freedmen by the act Of emancipation being placed
In entirely position, and In new relations,
eminenty expedent that they shall possess such quail
ncaions will enSbs Thorn the better to perform the
new duties OF their position. One OF these qualities
is undoubtedly intellectual training. This they not
only ought TO receive but are receiving from
Christian emulation We ought NOT TO suffer others
to surpass US In 30 proper and necessary work.
B the milton. Of nser ss
directed principle. be employed for evil ~ we'll a. for
good The education Of the mind should therefore, IN
all cases. and certainly not least In the present be
panied BY the education Of the heart Nov, the
intellectual training Of the freedmen ~ others
necessarily consider defective erroneous both
Plainly then, In duty 10 enter the work with
prompt and e1cient action; nrst because ID an emer
gency which must be met at once requirement which
demands immediate compliance; second, because II
Is duty TO b performed Al all BY any one II 10
much, 70 say the least, our duty the duty Of any
other portion OF the community; third SIN more
may correct possible ths improper defect.
education which will othsrwss be i'm
parted From these considerations the committee are
led 10 offer the following
Resolved That the the Convention that no
people attended 70 in every parsh BY the
OF regular schools well Sunday schools In which the
e BY :as' s. 81 y:
and that we commend 70 the members Of the Church who
Resolved That Whenever the constitution sad Of
this church are complied with cocred should be
Resolved That for the purpose erecting churches
@ or coored people, shs shuron Wiling re-
vote BY orders was taken on fhsss resolutions and
resulted In their passage
Very heavy squalls mostly from tho southwest have
have also occurred causing damage 10 tho farms
Ia this vicinity In some cases trees have been uproot
cd and houses blown down. Hampton Roads is clear
Of vessels.
Murder Or Solder BY Citizen Near Fort.
ress Mssroc.
FosrRxss MoSaox May 2s, 1867.
Michael Mccarthy bussr Of the Fortress Monroe gar.
rson, was killed last night by named Clarke who
keeps store at Min Crock Clarke was arrested by the
military and given into the custody Of the County
result Of the ccronsrs inaues which 70 DO held this
afternoon.
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Another Refsrm Observation-Disclosures VIC
toria's birthday.
QuEES's HOTEL, London May Is, 1861.
Another imposing and very influential demon
stration has been made in favor Of Parliamentary
reform in the shape Of very crowded meeting
held in st. James Hall to-day.
John Stuart Mill, M. p, with the liberal mem
oers OF the House of Commons, attended, and
spoke earnestly in support Of the extension Of
very comprehensive measures Of enfranchsement
for the people.
Queen victoria's birthday was duly celebrated.
The city was illuminated; there were municipal
dinners and public entertainments, with other
manifestations Of respect on oil sides.
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peclAL TELEGRAM 70 THE ataAln

CoIIisaea % the RHsds0s River Bosw~ew a
Schooner aud . T1Eb0ar-Ths schsoasr
Sank.
PoUGnKEx@ns. May 10. 1857
The schooner E W. Babcock colIidsd with tasbs-s
near Warmers Island opposite the Highlands today
the former sinking immediately tbs captain and
barely escaping with their lives.
Schooner Ashsro as Sandy Hook.
SANDY HOOK, Nay ~. 1877
There 10 . schooner laden with wood ashore On the
Hook opposite station No. outside The Hook shs
came on during the night Name unkaowa No oshs
particulars "a yet
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.
SPECIAL TEleGaAM TO THE HERALD.

An Effort to be Made to Settle the Difficulty.
ST.. PETERSBURG, May %, 1867.
Since the adjournment Of the London Peace
Conference, and the adjustment Of the Franco
German quarrel relative to Luxembourg, the long
vsxed Eastern question has assumed much more
Importance.
Diplomacy d now engaged in the consideration
Of . plan for its peaceful settlement, and efforts
viii be shortly made in this city. Paris, Berlin,
vieans and London, for it's perhaps, final solution.
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LxRoy, NJ X, May 2, 1887.
prize for pistol shooting and John Taylor, Of Jersey
CITY the nrsi prize q double BIRDS. On the second
prize Tor double birds Newell Of Buffalo, and Drake Of
Toledo, we're tied Newell. having won prizes for
several years In successon, generously Withdrew Ia
favor Of Drake Taylor Won In the match Of twenty
vcrsary. y H. Foster, Of Chicago aud Mr. Ward shot
match d 0tu slnss sirdA which waa won br Mr.. wWd
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Health sv RrsYss.s.sp W Sssyss.r


cheerfuy by physicians and BY the pabts
Wclsch Edwards comedian. New York theatre-Ha w4O
CURED Of liberated throat.
r. W. wilkinson It's Beau fort avenue Bro0kyn-Hoaif6
much improved by this agreeable tonic.
Y. Spicher ESQ.,, D6 West Thrty.sghth street-OousA
easier appetite returned.
G. Ren Ninety third street and Eighth avenus-KEcsl-
lent effects bowel complaint.
w. wanek 28l fifth street, hope tubsrsulas
consumption.
cured.
j. Kuupfer. 69 Division srcet-Cured from obsaAnaso
From letters 70 Ho1s Extract Depot saa Broadway.
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