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WASHINGTON NOTES.
GENERAL PRESS DlsPAItH.i
WASHINGTON, Thursday, May

WASHINGTON, Thursday, May i, 1873.
In the Supreme Court, In General Term, to-day, the
case of the bounty caus OF the late Admiral Farragut
and officers and men of the West Gulf Squadron was
argued by r. NJ. Corwne, SPECIAL Assistant Attorney
General for the United States, and Gen. Butler and Mr.
n Wilson for the lbelants. This case was instituted
several years such bounty as was due
them the capture and destruction OF COnsdeate yes
es az and below NewOrleans Ia April, 1862 The case
yas referred 10 Gen MUssey 10 take the evidence rs 10
the vessels engaged and the number OF men on the
fleet aud last year the hole was refefreu 10 MI
paine OF Boston. Mr. g. " Fox Assistant secretary
OF the Navy and Mr. Durnt Of this city as arbrators
months ago they submitted their report aWardnH
the of t2Gs being 500 for each man engaged on
the onemy's vessels ON this report the Court Judge
HumphTeysl made an order for the money 10 DE de-
posted and distributed. An appeal was taken 10 ths
Iieuera Term and few days ago the lDciAht5 boNeu
10 dismiss the appeal nut Oycrrued The case
now heard a. an appeal.
The reason for the pOstpOnement by the supreme
Court to-day Of The application OF counsel for Waroth
for the allowance Of appeal from the decision OIL
Judge DureL Ia the Louisiana was that the Court
had nothing but the application before IT, aud therefore
could not act Several eminent lawyers pracuonB before
the Court OF the opinion thar the supreme court wi"
NOT immediately act the subject IL the ran Term 70
which 10 has Adjourned but will decay III order 20 give
Congres. another opportunity 10 act upon the hulect O
the Louisiana complications as pUiucIi lueslon SHue
removing Il NON judicial review.
The supTsme Court Of the United States to-day post
pOned until October the application OF the counsel "a eh
GOV. Warmotb 10 allow him 10 appeal from the do-
cision Of JUDGE Dure 10 the Louisiana case bnt gave
leave 20 Mr. Phillips counsel for Warmoth, 20 PIE the
record ana other papers IN the caHe nulDOeI W ue
ci.ions OF minor importance we're rendered. anu nc
Court a1ournsd sine die The Of the mex meeting
OF tbe Court nxed by law TOR the second MONDAY IN
Octeier-thai is the 18th of that month
Argument heard to-day, before the secretary %
The Interior ID behalf Of the Paul aud Pacific ksi
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PEACE PROSPECTS.
THE MOVEMENTS OF THE sIoUx-rHEY ARE ACTIN
PEACEABLY.

THE MOVEMENTS OF TIE sIoUX-rHEY ARE ACTING
PEACEABLY.
fly I'll EGRAPH TO THE TRIBUyE.l
WASHINGTON, May THE fact that bands
OF the Sioux and other Indians have been reported as
crossing the Union Pacific Railroad has awakened con-
siderable interest in the subject The attention OF the
President called TO the matter and he has replied 70
he Secretary of the Interior by telegraph, that the
Indians we're crossing from north 10 SOUTH and were
saving their reservations go to the head waters OF
the Republican River, hunt they have right TO do
at this season under the treaty.
PEACEFUL ASSURANCES RECEIVED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPArCHl
WASHINGTON, May mo intelligence has
been received at the Army Headquarters TO excite
apprehensons Of widespread Indian hostllties. The
various tribes are generally peaceable II Is suspected,
however that many OF the young men are making
preparations for the usual Spring and Summer horse
steAnng eXpeditlOns.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
THE DESIGNS AND PROPOSED NOMINEES or THE
RING-A REFORM MOVEMENT ORGANIZING

THE DESIGNS AND PROPOSED NOMINEES or THE
RING-A REFORM MOVEMENT ORGANIZING.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The programme of
the Pennsylvania Ring for the political cam.
paign, ar it has been developed within the past
people OF the State have not become utterly care.
less about the character OF the they have in ex
ecutive Office and upon the Supreme Bench cause the
overthrow OF the corrupOnists who have long ruled
tins city and the state Last Fail the Republican State
and local tickets carried by the determination of
the people not TO do anything 20 nure President Grants
chances November and the Ring backed by the en-
tire power and money Of the National Republican party
This year natOna! politics do not enter into contest
the Legislature TO be chosen will elect United States
Senator ana the results OF next OctObers vote cannot
affect parties IN other States The determination there
FORE TO put in nomination for state Treasurer Mackey
the tool Of the Ring, after having been legsated into
Office for another year, and for Justice OF the Supreme
Court Judge PaxOn, now OF the Court OF Common
Pleas. and one Of the few Judges in the State
who not above suspicion, ought TO have the
effect that the nomination OF Col. Mcclure 10 be
Senator did two years ago and the majority Of
honest citizens against the Ring, but II nOmna-
tons good they bad. there are reasons
why they should be defeated II Is the Wen understood
and openly avOwed plan OF the Ring that PaxOn shall
not resign his seat the Common Pleas Bench until
after the election, when the Governor will have the
appointment OF his successor; that successor
DiStrict-AttorDey, who hopes that. having been
year on the bench before Paxon's terms viii expire,
term Already some Of the most prominent Of the
Liberal ana democratic party, as well as a few Repub-
looking over the political field and discussing the
chances OF a vigorous and successful campaign this
fa IN the name 81 honesty and pure Judiciary, but
the people seem as yet TO have given no attention 10 the
matter.
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INDIAN HOSTILITIES.
A BARBARoUs SENTENCE.


A MURDERER STARVED TO DEATH BY THE @UsQUA-
KOES.
CHICAGO, Nay IA Des Moines QOwa) dis
patch says an Indian OF thu roaming tribe Of Musqua
koes which Dfest this State, few weeks ago murdered
one Of his tribe. The tribe were then, and are now
encamped on Skunk River, near Colfax jasper County
The murderer put onlal and It was decided that
he should be punished by Uesg starved to DEATH The
sentence carried 70 the cruel letter The Indian
was tied log in the woode and several Indians were
detailed TO carry the into effect, which took
eight days. Other crueties known only To the Indians
themselves were added the torture Of starvation.
TIE REPORTED INDIAN TROUBLES IN THE NORTH
WEST DENIED
OrrAwA. May 1.-Leutenant-GOv. Morris
OF Manitoba " u proceed from here at once 70 Fort
Garry in consequence of the reported Indian troubles
in the Northwest.
TORONTO, May IA special dispatch from Fort
Garry 20 The Toronto Globe says the reports Of the In
dian troubles in Manitoba ana the Northwest Territory
are entirely without foundation.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED swINDLER,

Orange Webster, formerly OF HlghwOod,
Ulster County but iatterly resident Of Yonkers
10 w-York on Monday, and having been induced On
pretex TO visit the policy shop kept by John Clark
on Nassaust robbed Of his pocketbook. containing
among other things three checks enc First National
Bank of Yonkers He kept his loss secret but stopped
payment OF the checks ut the bank on "Wednesday
afternoon, Frederick Lebhert, young man employed
by James L. Cue, broker, Of No. 2O6 Broadway, pre-
sented the bank for payment AID wac ar
rested. Yesterday, when brought before the Justice
he showed clearly that be had acted only a. mes-el-
ger for DIS employer that he discharged. Capt
Mangn AZ the YOnkers Police at once came 10 the city
caused the Of Clark, who taken before
Justice Downing and committed for examination.
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THE TREATY OF WASHINGTON.

DyBATr, IN THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT on TILE
FISHERIES QUEsuoN-sPEECH OF THE PREMIER.
OTTAWA, Ont, May LIN the House of
Commons last night, Mr.. Mills moved resolution that
before the arbitration to take place under the terms OF
the Treaty Washington be entered upon. it is proper
that limits OF dominion and jurisdiction should be de-
cded.
Sir John A. Macdonald, in opposition TO the motion,
advanced the plea that it would prevent Canada from
obtaining any compensation for the II years the treaty
lasted as the would not cOncede their view
OF the fishery limits He admitted that Commissioners
appointed conduct arbitration could only arrive at
very rough estimate Of the due and said that COM
munications were passing between the Canadian and
Imperial Governments the subject of headland
rights and that the question would probably be referred
to international jurists for decision.
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THE SPANISH REPUBLIC.

CONTINUED CARLIST INSTRUMENTATION
OF THE MINISTER OF wAR-A FRENCH PROTEST
-CARILsT REFUGEES ORDERED TO LEAVE PoR-
TUGAL-
MADRID. Thursday, May l, 1873
Don Alfonso is near Manresa in the province
Of Barcelona at the head OF a band Of 100 Carliss His
wife accompanies him
The Carlists continue burn railway stations using
petroleum facilitate their operations. They have also
torn up the railroad and destroyed the telegraph
wires az several points within the past few days Their
military operations however have been much restricted
BY the activity Of the troops, and the Government Is
sanRuine that the instruction viii be entirely
suppressed.
telegram from Cervera in the province Of Lerida
neaT the line OF Barcelona that the troops
had come with and defeated Don AfonsO's band Of
Carlsts before reported 10 that vicinity
LONDON, Thursday, May /, 1873.
Later advioes nom Spain show that the runner Of the
shooting OF the Care Of Santa Cruz lie false
Several engagements are reported between small par
hss Of carlists and the Republicans.
The Carist chieftaDs DOrregRrsy ana LssaraRa with
A@ neD, have sveO MO the valley Of the Bostan Tbs
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THE ComnssIoNERsHIP SCANDAL.

THE COMMISSIONERSHIP SCANDAL.
CONFUSION n THE AFFAIRS OF AMERICAN EXHIBIT
ORs-PROTEsTATIoAs OF THE SUSPENDED COM
hISsIONEEs.
LONDON Thursday, May /. 1879
Special dispatches from Vienna report that the
affairs OF tue American exhibitors are in the greatest
confusion IN consequence of the neglect of the inst
Commissioners, Mr.. Jay and the new Commissioners
urging the exhibitors TO the most active exer-
tons 70 repair the effects Of previous msmanagement
The suspended Commissioners continue TO protest
against their suspension, and declare their innocence
ot the charges made against them.
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POLITICS IN FRANCE.

RESULT OF THE ELECTION OF NJ. BARoDET-A Sc
RIoUs CONFLICT THREATENED.
LONDON. Thursday, May 1, 1873.
NJ. Barodets election continues to cause
anxiety in Paris. The Government is preparing consti
tutiona bills to be submitted 70 the Assembly The
tenor OF all the advccs received FROM Paris indicated
that a serious conflict is threatened.
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THE ATCHEENEsE WAR.

WITHDRAWAL OF THE DUTCH TROOPS.
TnE HAGUE Thursday, May /, 1873.
DR.. Van dc Putte, Minister OF the Colonies,
road 10 the Second Chamber to-day dispatch from
pod,nr announcing that tho troops Of the expedition
AGAINST Atcheeu had all embarked on the feet near that
city. without molestatOn from the Atchecnese
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THE WRECK OF THE ATLANTIC.

HALIFAX. May 1.-The steamer Laca~anna
arrived to-day at noon from the scene Of the loss
Of the Atlantic. The wreck has been almost blown
10 pieces with gunpOwder Large quantisies OF goods
were recovered FOurteel bodies brought
ND Tuesday ana ~ yesterday. mostly Of women. They
fghtIully Inuulatrd aud nmsdiatsly buried
The total nu.slssv Of bodies thus lar s6e
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rFLFGRAPHIC NOTES.

The third annual industrial exposition of Ten
ns.,,- opxBsd in Eashve yesterday under favorable
The directors Of the Centennial Board of FL
nAne. aaspbl d YESTERDAY the following oosn fresi
a.ut John Welsh Wa sellers ani W Appleton OF
Rew-iOTk.
Yesterday being the time fixed by the members
the Hour all he cotton And s"oies
mill. uoFkiHg ga SreA no
mills Se oeloet last e'sg ~
the regular us IA ~ DC
lev eanas hat e ~snAHeD S s'
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exhaustion Of the resources of the country renders fire.

e,hau.n ~ the resources Of the country renders fire.
Quent movements necessary.
MADRID, Thursday, May l. 1879.
Senior Acosta Minister of War; has resigned ana VIII
he succeeded by Cen Nouvas as soon a. inc ater can
be recalled from the command OF the army IN 'e WORTH
g. ,.rrod will act as Minister Of War al interim.
rho rrpncb Enbassador the Marquis OF Banilla has
nt 70 senior CASTELAR, a protest against the demolition
hy tho mob Of a church in Cadz which contained o
French chapel
LISBON Thursday Nay l. 1879
The Portuguese Government has ordered all the Car
list refugees from Spain 20 leave its territory, giving
them the choice Of going 10 any country except France
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rrcTrvrT1FS AT ST. PETERSBURG.

ST. PETERSBURG, Thursday, Nay i IS'5'
The festivities on the occasion of the visit
NJ the Emperor of Germany continue. Notices of sue
cessiop Of balls and banquets have been issued The
Grand Duke Alexis has gone TO yladiwostoek
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cause for the remarkable dminuuon Of the number OF
free aud amount OF losses.
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DISTINGUISHED PERSONS IN ArrENpANcE-ADpK 'ls |
-. rur ARCHDUKE CHARLEs-REPLY OF TIE I
v,prRoR-spEECH OF PRINCE Won AUERsPERG. |
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COMMERCIAL ENfBARRAssMENTs-CUBANI INFLUENCE
IN PORTO rIco-rln CASH OF TIE IMPRISONED
CORREsPO NDENT.
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Personal.

Our old frlssd John Robinson, Of Green
Bay, has been listing bis many frisnds in
this city. returning this morning.
john NJ Reed, senaiar-elect from Ke
waune., gave US q call yesterday. Mr..
Reed WAS elect d by .l-ger ms ori,y than
any other Senator has received for years
AID for Schoo. Superintendent Of his own
county, which they Insisted he should keep,
there were bat loS votes east against him.
We hsys every confidence that be will take
prominen, place a. Madison ancng Re-
formers
Dr.. L. Adler, Of Milwaukee. i. spending a
few days With his sons in tAis city. Since
cur acquaintance with the Or. re can readily
account for the fluid ofgood nature OF his son
Robert K. Adler, as his father is one of the
most companionable gentlemen We haze met
in seine time.
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Tax Certificates Invalidated.

A matter which may be Of scme i'm =
portanes to those who have dealt in tax
certificates during the last few years in
this county, has recently been decided by
the Supreme Court of the State. The
question arose by l.. W. Bnrden's present
ing certain certificates to the county Of
Milwaukee for collection. The claim was
disallowed BY the supervisors of the
county. TIE Circuit Court decided the
claim just; and upon an appeal TO the
Supreme Court, the latter sustained the
decision. The point ~ss that tho charge
for the Eve cent stamp upon the land to be
redeemed invaliiatsd the whole trsnsac
ton, and rendered the sale of the property
in redemption Illegal. According to tai, Dc
ci,ion, wherever property has been sold
under tax eertiLcate,a charge for the stamp
made and deducted from the proceeds CT
the sale, the whole transaction was render
I'd null and void.
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The War With Spain 4 Grand Iixzls.

Tie radical press throughout this whole
country, have been bowling for war with
Spain, without knowing. or apparently care
ing, whether there was a just provoca tion
for vengeance or not. We have on several
occasions, rte ted that it had the appearances
Of being IN fort on the part Of the radi-
calls to bolster up o. s. Grants a1nin,s-
,ration for suosbe: four years, bus did not
think Ne should be enabled to furnish the
proof Of our suspicious % promptly. The
Hon. chas. Yarwell, radical Member Of
Congress from Chicago, has come to our
rescue and delivered his opinion upon tbs
question Of tie policy Of war with Spain,
to reporter OF the New York Herald
Mr. Farwell said: "It viii drive all Other
questions, such a. the Panic, the Salary
Grab, and the Credit Mobilier frauds, Oh,
OF the pubic mind, and, by giving the Ad'
ministrasion the support Of all patriotic
eiti1e,s, enable it to maintain itself in
power"
While We mu { concede, that Mr.. Flr
wells conclusions in ths event Of war were
entirely sound. his confsssing that war wn'
a necessity to keep the present Admins
| tratien 10 power was Child like and bland
TO say the least. However - he has un.
tied the bag and let the radical cat escape,
We shall ever quietly admire bis candar
and leave the radical host to curse his in
| di.cretisn.
The Chicago Tribune of Monday, Dec
| lst, in an editorial, headed "Ths Wal
| Ended" mas a condensed statement Of thu
agreement entered into between our Gov
srnment and Spain. In their conclusion
. they have embodied our views so much NOR,
concisely than ~e could have done, tina
We have copied their article, which ma.
be found on tbs first page Of shi. Issue, an
will be fouad to contain the whole Wa
/ Drama
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Pest Office
(. TIL cd Depay,ars r Hasls.

4-&B s79 Departure r. AssS
rRUy-Ses,h. south-R1ai, Sunth. soG'h-"'s..
S~tvss ksrito~oc Daily st7 o'ciocs .. m. 40 !
tr-ivrr-t SIsooy-.r ttiue for ;he c-rs 10 Fond
Ia Las. farse vines 8 week acUcsF- WEDNESDAY,,
tas 4lds,. = TIE Of SesfSroa her1-.
Ss-yr. rors~ds Grow, 70 sbecsy gAn, and
). lIGts 4 ws-k- ru.fdsv. ThursdAv. ana stt
: t,--ny Wv of GordDe.n, HIk-, CentrsyiRe,
0o--ie 70 shsboyean.
From asnitowoc 20 Two Rivers. fdaiiyA 81
s'e,oss 0 m and arrives ~ HanItowoc a. O'Clock
Tri- NeekIy-Ts Chi'tes. L.svss Mantle.
voc svsrv fnesdav, Thursiay. ana Saturday, and
s'~i-.- II Cr,iTton ate m.
trri7e. Mt M7nitowoc every Monday, Wednes-
TAI 4nj Frilat atSpr.
Tri-weekly-re Green B,v--sia Two
E.7.r--fraves Aaniinvoc every M"uiay. We
-. i.y ana FRIDAY sss Q m, and arrives al Green
bIv r-zt d.y a:
Arrives :, aanitoroe evsrY Tuesday. Thur
Cav ara SATURDAY. AZ An.
Semi-Weekiy-To K-waun-e-v. Two
k-er.-Les~ea Nanfowoc, Monday. AMI Thurs
asYs' m. and srrires al Nslito~Cc ever
fl-.6av ard FrNca- AM
WSeEiS-Srom hsnJto~oe 70 henSshf-
Leaves H1ai,o~ne every Friisy al . N. aud ar
fsss al - VI o. snT6ay.
The sn-ria. Pos, Onlc-- Or Francis Creek prns.
snd Poseaersn,. 70, their mail syeiy hatrtdss
fei snoon.
Pes. oles even for dsli-srisr l.,.ers freg1 = m
~ ..
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Teachers Meeting.

The teachers Of Meems and vicinity met
at fbe MulholIand school house in Meene
on Saturday, November 22i for the purpose
of organizing. aud slscting officers for the
coming winter.
The meeting came to crjsr with Dir
Coleman in the chair after q few appro-
pirate remarks with reference to the recessi-
ty aud benefits Of meetings. Of this kind ),
officers we're elected az follows Mr.. VI
Clearv, President, Mr.. W. Mulholland, Vice
President Mr. j. Larkin. Secretary. After
noon the ing exercises we're conduct
ed. Eta ling, BY Mr.. Larkin who gave
his method OF teaching this subject fol-
lowing tk,x en- exercise in COMPOUND Num-
bers BY Mr.. Cieary, which was concuc I'd
in very :redi.asie manner. Mr.. Mi
holland then rre-sptei his method Of teach
ing Geography, which vas approved OF by
the teachers present After which Mr..
Coleman in an able and original manner,
presentei his method Of teaching Cram
mar Following this was an exercise IN spell
ing, conducted in very becoming RAM er
ty Mr.. QInn.
At the Close Ct the meeting . resolution
WAS passed, tina: debating society shall
be agasiz.d for the purpose OF Discussing
questions Of general interest. The nsce.
,ngs of said society ta BE in tie erening of
the day su which teachers meeting 50 keed,
and At the satae place.
After Which the following prog,a~as
was submitted to the teachers and spercT-
ed, for Saturday, Dec. eth, 1873:
CALI TO ORDER l0A
l0-l0:30 History-Mr. j. kirwan.
l0:3o-ll Readiug-Nr. IL White.
LILIES Decimal Fraet,ans-W. Aul-
holland.
ll:o5-Il:5o Spelling Miss Rosa o'Gra-
dy.
tNTkRHIss'CE.
Lie Nrtiag-Mr. ! Lartin.
l:30-l:.5 Geogr0phy-Ni.s S. L. Dan
forth.
l:55--2:29 Censtitution-M. Cleary.
2:3S--3:l0 Parsing-Mr. D. 6. Day.
ADJoURNAKST.
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Notice of Dissolution

Manitwoc W,s. November 9th,
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H1 we're stswB large blank book
ned a, a receiving book for ih. Goodrich
Transportation CO. by NJ. Joseph W !.
Toorbs, ani gotten Up BY Mr.. +. Z.
Flicker. BOOK binder, os this city. We
ws-s surprised that su,h ruling and
.i..ho-sis finding could be dons in our
own cry. and can heartily recommend
n, vAo have books or periodicals which
;i,s wr1lj Ike to bsve bouad and
preserved 80 giro hin call.
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Deer Killing.

.Fne l.ss week throughout the whole 0!
!, ,ssJu~iu seems 10 have been . grand
week .or deer killing, and SONS Of the dsar
SORES which the hunters tell Of '.oid
.,ins." all have again to be rs-told. Id
srt.r tn eclipse those now in oireG i,Ii-n.
lhe he~alnss Enssrprise brings forward
man VINO shoou 4 DEER bucks and 2
>g.s---in one hour the Stevens Poin,
.ouraa! .~y, over 100 have bsen hl1i
Sise,n ten R 'is. Of Nss Lonisa this fsil 5;
tat ia- . tns. GJ-nty S.as boats them all
~ bringing ~ anI, Yac kills three q,
- tuot. Nh,ss ~. ~. W, 500
<f.. tsaf rts:s
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Mn A. F. kLTNGexrL, shslesaie and
rstsil book and notion dealer on sth street,
oath, side y no has purchased the stock and
- iae.s of the late Geo. W Fech.er. has
Ai!ei ,ery large purchases to the stock
heretofore kept in sbat lie in this city.
Mr.. Klngbel Is also makins specially
Of having the latest newspaper, and periodi
sa.-. The cara aud courteous atten ton b
e.,es to orders has made him many
tfieods sinca bis advent 10 our city. Hi
coo,cs havana cigars have also ATTRACTED
sne ATTENTION Of eooauusrs Of tas weed.
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lSSk-
law. palsy, sprains, sveliiGSs, -cak-a- breasts,
seslds, burns. salt-rheum, ear-ache, &c,
upon the hsusu frame. ami OF strain..
SPAWN CALLS, &c., upon animals in one year
than have sill ether pretended remedies
eincs the world begin. 1t Is a counter-irr-
tant, an al healing pain reliever. Crippies
throw away their crutches. the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless, aud
tie soun led are healed without . scar. II
is no humbuS. HAe recipe is publisheG
around each bo<tls. II il selling - no artL
tiels ever before sold, and it sells because it
does just what j, pretends to do. Hose
Who now suffer from rhs umatism, pain. or
swelling, deserve to suffer If they will not
use Centaur Llninent. More than 100, Ger
tifcs;es Of remarkable cures, including fro
zen limbs. chronic Rheumatism. gou,. run.
ming tuzors. Sc. have heep received. We
vii seuA . eiressixr containing csrti6catee
the resrips, &C., gratis, to any one request,
ing IT, One bottle Of the yellow wrappers
Csntzur Lsni1sns 10 xorth one hundred dol
lars fer spssinsd a awsesis1 horses snd
mules; or for sersv-worp in sheep Sock.
owners-this liaineat il worth your .tten-
ton Nofamily shoald b Without CsntAur
Linimcns. Sod by sr drr1tsts. Fifty
cents per hosslsy Arse bo.:.es, y So J 3.
ne.e / So, 50 S.ea is-s., xev fe-i.