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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-26
THE JAPs IN JERSEY.

Leading business men OF Newark anticipate
visit from the mechanical and scientlnc CORDS Oh .ne
Japanese Embassy. they will be mace the guests
of the city and De shown the mechanical WONDERS
Of the American BirminRham-
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ANDREW y Z STRONG.

across his shoulders a long Dackwoods rife belong.
ever he went BY stephen Lowery ana Andrew
Strong"
ments fills us with the utmost astOnishment.
The fact that two men, however desperate and
well armed, upon whose heads rested reward Of
$3000O could thus tntlmdate and brow beat large
number of men Is not the least wonderful Of the
exploits OF these desperadoes.
OF these valiant passengers" vino thus quietly and
tamely permitted themselves to become the game
and sport Of two negro outlaws.
IMPORTANT TO RALEIGH.
From the Raleigh IN. CO. Daily News, March 22.l
Mr.. Gutnbert the correspondent iS OF the ,u NEW
the place OF MI. Henderson, who mas been captured
by the Lowerys.
From the Columbia tTenn.b Herald March %.
From . graphic description it Of Lowery, the
band pubiished in Mondays NEW YORK HERALD,
we make the following interesting extracts -
It then copies the first HERALD letter on the Scufe
nelown bandits. II all the other papers We hav.
quoted had done the same rney would have spared
their readers much solemn nonsense.
MuRMUR FROM MoRMoNDoM.
The Salt Lake sheet is ill-natured, but 1t adver-
tlses the HERALD for all that and in Its own small
way, without ever being asked. In return we do it
O similar service and think 1t owes US something
when the balance Is struck.
From the Salt Lake Herald, March 1911
NEW YORK HERALD correspondent, 10 ls said,
has been captured by the L0wery gang OF ROBBERS
in North Carolina Probably this report Is only O
HERALD advertisement.
We close our extracts for the present with one
from 81. Louis. IL recognizes HERALD enterprise,
and we have no doubt It Will be glad to learn that
our daring correspondent although returned, did
not come home In box.
From the Tri Weekly Dispatch, st. Louis, March %
A CORRESPONDENT IN LIMBO.
A correspondent OF the NEW YORK HERALD went
down to the Lake OF the Dismal Swamp TO interview
the Lowery gang, and now they are interviewing
nim The GOODNESS OF the vagaDOnds Is refr eshing.
He was escorted to the railroad station by
two OF the gang, where he was permitted
to forward message to the HERALD and to the
vile of his bosom, which was signed by stephen
Lowery and w. n. strong, and said:-"We have
captured your correspondent; will not hurt him,
but will Keep him weeK"AThe enterprise OF the
HERALD Is tremendous. One commissioner In the
heart OF Africa, hunting up Livingstone, and
another I'm the core OF Scuffiet0wn swamp, hunting
up Boss Lowery. When the liberated Bohemian
once more reaches civilization we may
expect photographs or the interesting
J,owery family aud the touching story oil
their lives OF their birth, parentage and education,
with the last dying speeches and confessions OF
those who were hung and those who accidentally
died IN their BEDS &C., &c., and OF how they never
cut throat or scutled henroost, exception com
pulsIon. Unless, indeed (which Is not improp
ablel, the gentle Lowerys send the interviewer
back IN box, and then, which Will sell just as wen
or perhaps better the HERALD can give US MS DO
| GRANNY instead or the LOWeryA
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nome, and Will be very respectable item In his
forthcoming history OF events among the Swamp
Angels.n
The subjoined clipping viii give fair idea Of how
the news which the HERALD correspondents 60 on
the ground to gather Is picked up In fragments
down tnere:-
REPORTS, RuMORs, HINTS, INNUENpoEs.
From the same paper
Nothing further, connrmatory or otherwise, IN re-
gard to the reported killing OF Boss Strong has
yet Deen received though IL still the impression
among great many on the line OF the road that ne
that Henry Berry Lowery has lett the county, he
having previously disguised himself with false wnis-
kers &c, that MS most intimate friends and as
sociates would not know him. IL IS also reported
that stephen Lowery, who has the reputation OF
being really the most brutal and bloodthrsy OF the
gang, Is now In command Ia place OF his brother
Hen{y Berry We give these iumors for what they
are WORTH in no wise vouching Tor the,r correctness
account for other members Ql the gang, being seen
With Henry Berry's avoritc weapons Ia their posses
sion, as Is reported 10 be the CASE Then, too, II
Boss strong mas In reality been sent TO the "naRpy
notorious gang Of desperadoes will nave been re-
duced to three, viz.:-Stephen Lowery, Tom
Lowery and Andrew strong. George Apple
white, reported to have Ieen Killed some some
but who subsequently, made lis appearance
among the gang. afterwards disappeared again,
and his whereabouts or probable fate mas ever since
been clouded in mystery Some mink tnaI ne ieit
the county as Henry Berry Is now reported 70 nave
DONE while others entertain the opinion tnat ne was
Killed In some brawl among the members OF tue
gang
Again we drop on q refreshing sample Of the
chiyalric, blood Thirsty blindness. The paper IRON
which we take the following sports for its motto
the phrase Free and unshackled," which Ia
capital one for all sucn uncagcd. rantng unatics'
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You
NEVER SAW ANYBODY BEG FOR HIS LIFE As
HE DID.
He offered, If we would let HIM 60, to join us and
Kill any body we told him to- He said we might
bring any other prisoner there and he would kill
him for US II we only would let him i've and he
confessed to having joined the Ku Klux and told US
who the rest Of them were. He lid beg powerfully
Tor life, but we couldn't let MIN go, and the only
privilege we gave him was to allow him to write
letter to his wife, which we mailed for him after.
ward. We asked him why some OF the Mas0ns
didn't come to save him, and he admitted ne had
no right to make Masons. At last on Thursday We
drew lots to see which OF us should finish him, ana
it fell TO me. SO bound up HIS eyes and tied him
with his back to a tree and gave him an hour In
which to pray; but reckon ne found the time too
long, for he SAID
FOR GODS SAKE, STEVE, PUT ME OUT OF THIS
SUSPENSE
and l emptied both barrels OF buckshot into his
heart, and aiterward Andrew Strong buried him."
At the end OF this horrible story Andrew spoke
up: "Steve, was I here that night you captured
him ~ to winch steve answered, "No;' and the
same question to the young man with US, who had
been one OF those captured that Sunday night, re-
| ceived the same answer.
| GAN haa TO do with IT," said Andrew "was that
buried him. People won't ind fault with man
for burying another when he is dead, viii tneyY /
declare to God that was all had 10 do with the
saunders afar,n which Steve confirmed in strong
language.
From this desolate spot we returned to Moss Neck
where
| NET THOMAS LowERY
another OF the outlaws, and upon whose
head is set price OF $4,000. Tom Lowery
is i've feet ten inches high, strongly built.
| with lighter complexion than steve but
darker than Henry Berry. He has rather regular
features, high forehead and the brightest eyes Of
the three outlaws met. He has short, black
beard, and straight, black hair and Is more renned
In his appearance than Steve or Andrew strong.
lie was armed precisely as they, with rife and
two shotguns and q belt full OF revolvers. He said
he had heard OF my presence In the neiahborhoot
ana was glad TO see me.
1t being now about one O'Clock we were all natu
rally hungry, so steve bought couple dozen o
eggs from woman near by, who boiled them fo
him, and we went into the store at Moss Neck Y
eat them, which work we accomplished by cutting
them IN halves with our knives, sprinkllng coarse
salt on them and gulplng down each half rom III
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The Real VeIpsu Female Pills
WARRANTED FRKECH,

These Pills, go csle brated many years ago in
Paris for the relief of fem ale Irregularities and
afterwards for their criminal en- ployment IN the
practice of abortion, now offered for sale for
the first time in America. They have been kept
in comparative obsourity from the fact that the
origin AtOr, DR.. Vslpau, is physician in Paris,
Of great wealth, an has strict eonscentioursprin-
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lest they should be employed for unlawful pur-
poses.
In overcoming Female Distractions, Falling
ofthe Womb, Whites, Green Sickness, Suppress
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Monthly Discharges, Nervous and Spinal Alice
lions, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on
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TO married ladies and young girls who have
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CAuTtoN.-Married Ladissshould never take
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miscarriage.
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| postage stamps to N. ". MAC0ABER, General
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MEDICAL.
DIR. a. O.. OLIN

" Az n - II F-hNAA ~
SOS State Street, the longest engaged and u ost
5 ucct ssful Phy.leisn In the West, IN the treat
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Testimonial for Epilepsy (!

BOEAYrOS, Conn.,, Feb. 2, 1879.
DH. o. PAELPs BncwS, Ne. Il Grand Street,
Jersey City, n. J.
Dear Shiny brother who is now in his l4th
year, has been subject to epilepsy or Ats from
childhood. The spasms would invariably occur
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could do nothing to help him save prescribing
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temporary relief, He wAs gradually Dat surrey
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r.bisJwIv CHARLES RAYMOND.
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DR.. BIGELOW
coKvIpFNTIAL PHYSICIAN,

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,
Hhas removed from No. l79 South CLARK ST., cor
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STREET, CHICAGO.
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MANHOOD:

uoW LOST, HOW REsToRED'-JustP pub
IL lished BY DR.. lewis, go pages, Third Ed
ton, the MedicsI Companion and Guide 10
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The Life eff the Flesh is the Blood,

This being the fact, it Is very obvious that
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Being free from violent Minerals, it is sdsp p
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To those who can afford it, ana are unwilling
10 stay in the house, l rsOo mmend visitduring
the winter mouths to Florida, well down in the
State, where the temperature is regular, aud not
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laid down. and which is more fully ses forth IN
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PuImOnic Syrup
sea wee6 Tonic,
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Are the only Medicines needed to cure Con
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First. The liver and stomach must be got
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and the food of consumptivs, even if be has
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stomach and liver are loaded with slime, it lies
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tbs stisnt has no appetite, or very little, and
the gastric Juice cannot mix with the food which
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This is The only way TO cure consumption
10 one was ever cured ualess they began to gain
10 desh. The second thing is, the patient must
stay ia = warn room until they get well. 1t is
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they ara in the bopss they must not remain
quiet, thsy must walk about the room as fast at
the strength will permit, to get up good cir
culation Of the blood.
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so Dearborn street, CHICAGO, ILL.
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Aan7dtf
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SCHRNCK's MANDRAKE PILLS act on
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producing good ehyme and chyle; then by par
taking freely of the PaImOpc syrup the foOd il
! turned into good blood, and the body begins Il
grow. AS soon as the patient begins to gain il
ds1h the matter n the lungs begins to ripen
and thSy heal up.
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