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TITO THE AFFLICTED!
WARRANTED TO CUREl

wish to say to the public that will insure cure
of ali cases OF CANCER placed under my treat
ment and in event OF no cure Will not charge any
tIina for nv services. l will also remove all
VEINS, HAIR-MOLEs, BLoOD-MARkS, ETC,
leaving but slight SCAR and insure as above stated
Also, all chronic diseases. such "a
n n SPINAL AFFECTION. SALT.
RHEUM, TETTER, PILES, SCROFULA, .
AND CATARRH
treated, with guarantee of perfect cure !; ana II
~ THE KNIFE IS NOT USED IN ANY CASE WHAT
EVER. ,r.o.s ~ tho tre.,
,nsut of these diseases feel free to say thai my
medicines are INFALLIBLE7 and without rival In
this or any other country In efecung
A SURE AND SPEEDY CUBE
In the above specified diseases.
ONCE hours from 4. N. to T. Id. ,,s,,
OFFICE: No. 423 Franklin street, corner Film,
The names ard residences OF many persons who
have bee cured will be furnished by mail or upon
application IN person. ror.pp
de 22-d&w3m DIR. A. ". "oLLAno'
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.

DR.. De Sanctis's Rheumatic Pills, English;
Blair's Govt and Rheumatic Pills, English;
LavIle's Elixir for Gout, French;
Lavile's Pills for Gout, French;
Blancara's Pills Iodide OF Iron, French; .#
Lera's syrup Phosphate Iron, French;
Guyot,s Concentrated Tar, French; .
Swans Syrup Hypophosphites, French;
Paullinia Powders and Pills, French;
Buissou's Alkaline Lactates Lozenges, French;
Datura Tatula-specifc for Asthma, English;
Brockenden's Compressed Soda Pills, English;
Pancreatlc Emulsion-Sayory & Moore's;
Pancreatized Cod-Liver Otl-SsvorS s. hoore's
Globules of Apiol, French;
squibb's PodophylIum Pills:
DR.. Francis's TripleI Pills. --
ror sale by MEADE & BAKER,
NH Pharmaceutsts. 81 Main street
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Two Innocent Men Lynchod-Confes'
sion of the Real Culprif and Muir
Gerer.
C1sc1ssArr, March 25.-In June, 1872,
Belle Secor, young girl aged thirteen
years, was outraged and murdered in Mer-
Ger county, Ohio, and two men numed Nc
Lcod and Kimmell, suspected Of the crime,
we're II nched by inturiated citizens. a few
days ago Thomas B. Douglass, Of Fort
WAYNE, Ind, on his death.bed, confessed
that he committed the outrage, and after
wards participated in the hanging OF the
two innocent men.
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Fight with Indians.

Tucson, ARIZONA, March 25.-Major han-
dali has bad q fight with the Apaches, khiins
eleven warriors. Thirty women and cnli-
dren were captured.
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FEox tbs VoLcASo.-A telegram to tn

Raleigh -fetcs says:
RUTHERFORD COUNTY, March Il.
:" ! lave just returned from an extensive
exploration Of Stone and Bald mountains to
zoos, for the night al Chimney Rock, foot OF
Bald mountain. On Stone mountain | met
. number Of scicDtliics FROM South Carolina
College, including the State Geologist IRON
that state. | experienced the shocks and
commissions On both mountains, but they
were most severe on Stone mountain, which
il really the seat OF the volcanic disturbances.
The people are much excited and alarmed"
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Fire.

gosros. March 25.-Oliver Ditson's music nao
store v as burned lust night. Loss, S7o,ooV.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, March 25.-Elour quiet and uI-
Visions quiet and firm. + ork, s15.75 bid. 81 .
asked. Lard firm steam, sc; nid, sSc. asked ket-
Ssnec.; clear, 0Yc. Whiskcy STEADY ut 92c.
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IoIJSyJJI,E ETS.

LOUISVILLE, March 25.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Corn, 67@7Oc. Pork firm at II 8. Pa
con quiet and unchanged; sugar-cured bans. !2D
12kc Lard-Tierce. &c keg. 9Hc. Whiskey' &c.
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The Massachusetts Seuatorship.
BosroN, March 25.-The joint ballot to-
day resulted: Dawes, 81; Hoar, 80; Curtis,
"A; Adams, ID; Banks, 5. Sanford, Whit
tier, Wendell Phillips, and Bullock had one
or two votes each. The total vote was 2S1.
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DUDEkERS HORSE AND CATTLE
- REMaDY.-By It's use the animals aDpetites
are improved aud all arrangements Of the digestive
organs corrected. May be used with perfect safety
At all times. Prepared and sold by
- NH 10 B1DEKER BROS.
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C,LORIDA AGILE PILLS VIII cure chiiIs

n and fever, dnnb chill, and peiodicaJ geAiiI
without the use OF seitnsr outline, mercury, or
arsenie. Abundant testimonials of their aspecl dc
effects can be produced They substitute outline IN
every case md they aIeiRcapted to MI uges. Acnre
ts Guaranteed. For sale By ROBERT LECKY and
mail free 80 NH 2I-W. T'hSS3ts
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Marfao Disaster.

NEW York, March 25.-An unknown bark
Is ashore at Cutterck Beach. Wreckers have
gone to her assistance.
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NTOTICE.-All persons holding clsims
against the county Of henrtco are as sid
pronv. az the meeting to held at the couft-non,e
on saTURDAY the 2s.h day or OF t thus present
Year VIII be closed on that dsy. Z. BuhIDO o.s,,
NH East IHsA o VI Wy A'
, 1874-09-13

said ~ I do not think there ia any violation of
law. would not like to be engaged in the busi-
ness. but the way tho law stands it is legiti
mite"
Reporter-Have you ever been engaged in any
other business which people not acquainted with
law call swindling?
AN OUTRAGEOUS swISDLE.
aIr. Fuller-No. 1t has been so stated in the
newspapers but it is not true. A fellow camo
into my Office when it was in tho Oriental Build
ing-and had fine Office then: the furniture
cost 81, 1,000-and said. "I have 100000 TO loan
on real estate at per cent" He assured US it
Nas bona fide business, and we allowed him to
use our firm name-Emory Wells i Co. He put
advertisements in tho paper, but we soon found
out it vas swind1e, and ho jumped the town,
and have not seen him since. Some OF the
papers aro publishing tho advertisements yet,
and1ettors come now butthey arc never answered.
The plan was to get farmers to give trust
deeds On their property, and when they were re-
ceiyed tho money waB not sent Newspapers out
West etato to this day that strangers turn up
Cnce in while with theBo trust-doeds, and claim
the property. I Eas not in that swindlo, and
don't want the credit for it. It was o d
swindle as it robbed the poor farmers.
This ended Mr. Fullers narrative. He was
asked to i've tho history OF tho attempt OF Rain
forth and himself to sWindle several life insur-
ance companica, but said he had detailed it to
the assistant editor OF the 1nde1, al insurance
paper published in Cincinnati. and, since it was
long story, he did not feel inclined to so over it
arain.
, 1874-09-13
TIM FULLER.

.IlM FULLER.
he Tells the Story Of Ills
Interesting and Event
full Life.
4 Runaway Boy---A Sailor On The
Ocean and Oh The
How He Got into the Patent
ldeGicine Business.
Ills Incarceration in the Old
Capitol Prison.
Going into the s'Partnershlp
Business "---The Agree
ment.
How the Flies Were Entrappcd~--
The Cunning Ones Dis
comGted.
The Sufferers Become Lis Firm
Friends--.Judicial Opinions.
4 Fortune Founded on The Celebrated
Ambr0siaI Oil.
Preserving His Isc.;t.tation---A
Tailor Made into Il Doctor.
Forced into the Confederate SerYice---
Crossing tLe Lines.
, 1874-09-13

IL sold you my partners la1f OF tho business, but
sold this man my half, and you and lie own the
whole Of it now." So that dny I made st, 300.
Brown talked awhile, and concluded to continue
with him unt1 ho got square. In eleven weeks
he banked 81, 800 as his share, after paying all
expenses, which were $40 day, as We lived like
Princes. Tie throw dirt on me, and made him
pay ], V. Farwell d. Co. what he owed them, aud
1 got 3400 from tho attorneys.
Reporter-How many mcu do you catch in the
course Of a wcck2
Mr. Fullcr-1 am no: in the business now, Us
told you but took III one tho other day for
StU0. That, however, was moro accident. He
came in and wanted to invest. and / took his
money. You know him, and would be surprised
IL told you who he was. Ho begged me not to
let it get out, and will not expose him. have
money: lost s12, 000 in somo epeculatons. /
tell yon, young man, money gos III that way
don't stick; it oil yaaishos, auro So I have
abandoned tho business, and gone into
SOMETHING STRAIGHT.
ieporteT-What line are you in now?
;. Air. Fuller-iou must not publish it. because
it would hur. mo not with my friends,-men
who know me. and laugh at the stories told about
nv g be2tisag people,-out with others who do
not know nc. and who might belleyo what is
sad in the newspapers. advertising this
new business in newspapers having circulation
Of COO ooo. It is squire. straight, and honest;
| would tell you If 1t WGs u crooked" Since tho
80 OF AuguEt-Gno month-we heyo mado 81 500
profit There il more in it rnan in the other,
and what IL the use OF going into ''c1ooked u
Ultimately: l don't want any partners now.
Keporter-If this business fails what will you
do:
Mr.. Fullor-Go back to the partnership busi-
ness. I want to tell You of
ANOTHER INCIDENT.
fellow named Curtis, who was the agent Of
tho American Life Insurance Company before
the fire, aud had 40 o:lco in the Young 3Ieu's
Christian Association building, camo in to
answer IN advertisement. lie was another Of
those FOOLS: Ho had been Sergeant Of Police
in New York for fonrteen ycaes. After looking
around, and getting al inaight into the bust
, 1874-09-13

OF these wounds on his left lcg.1 l WAS left on
the field for dead, but was picked up by one OF
the members of my company, aud when I 20:
well and was able to curry shot-gun was sent
out on picket.
DESERTED ONE NIGHT
md went 10 Dumfr1es, on tho Potomac, and
aTam tho river. There were Eixtaou Of US in
the party. Several Of them were drowned going
ovoz, the water was 30 cold. I had cantcen
full Of whisky, which pIid $40 III gold for, aud
drank it nll while in the water
!:oporter-Whilo you were swimming?
Air, Fuller-les; and it neTer affected me-
swan across On plank-puEllcl it ahead Of me.
Ny shotgun WAS on the plank. We could not
have got oyer II NC had not used plauks.
AS 4 SPY.
made my vay to Washington, and WAS sent
BY Secretary Stanton to Buell's headquarters at
Bowling Green, III kentucky I had travelled for
several years Ill the Southern States ceiling
medicines, and no man knew the country better
than did, unless he Was iu tie same business.
had over thousand agents whom I visited;
my wagons we're all over; and I kept diary.
which I had with me. Of my travels. had
noted the lay OF the land tho streams i crossed.
he said that WAS the best thing that could LaYo
been provided By tho Government. He said ho
wanted 1t to make copy, and let him have it,
but never saw it again. I served three years
and four months as spy and scout for the
United States Government. Gen. Buell. turned
mo over to Gen. Mitchell, and Gen. Mitchell to
Gen I'urchin. OF Chicago. and was with Gen
Turchin when he made tho raid into Alabama.
which Gen. Mitchel got the credit for Turcain
went in. while Mitchell staid behind with half tie
force IS q body-guard. was over in Gen. Nor
gan's-the rebel-ca1np every day; aud rode
from Shelb5yiile to our camp. 81 nilcs, eyorv
night, aud waa back before daylight, ard fur
Dlahed tile nevs which caused Turchia to 20 into
Alabama and capture Huntsville. found
11y FAMILY HELD as HosTA0Es
for me. had EoEted the hogs OF the Nineteenth
md Twenty-four:h Illinois, the Thirty-ae7enth
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Scr @tanet fiji ben betreffsaSen 8eobad,tunas.
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baben n tuollen 9tpir iebt. cine Sbee oapon
5u 9ebeu berIu9en, luie; man, aus benz VenuS
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bic Sonnencntfernln9 fi,,ben fann. 3unahf
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men, tpeld)e Der Ylanet @snusi fur ieoen 8eor
badter a,lf Der Sonlieni6cibe keidrciht. s.
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beoba1teten 9auer De5 8oriibergan9es Ic1r
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bor Ser Sonne beobadten uno bic Qinie, tuelde.
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sonnens3uu 8enusparauare, bop biele 2inien
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men Beobahtunsen in, Sabre l761 bliebcn III
ihrrn !1cfuftntef1 lpcit hinter ben cripartcten
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bel ibrent gintreteu III ben Sonnenrano gang
uneripartete 9erserrnugen aeiste. Sic Beoe
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1859 :batten eli, be1eres Saclultat unb cs CT,
aab fidb baraus bas bic Mittetpunfte tcr
Sonne unb Ser 3grbe Iso,6s2, 900 geoarapbiid)e
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nit Sen bci Ser 8eobodtuna oeS lcsten @enus>
Durdsanss eelponncnen &eiultoten. IS itcbt al
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bon Berpanser - be meren lie tpieper bic al,
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10 piele Brinbe an9efubrt fur bag Defein ,fis
mes @otteB unb fir Sic ll,,ftetblibfcit Der Rens
f@enIeele, baB ieber aufridtise Slenf 3tputs
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mubten. Nber aud bic idle@teite nn6'grdu<
lidJite &eligion 1T inlmer nod Der Musbrud
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-25
Rape and Lynch Law.

One of the most diabolical outrages
was CON mitted upon two young ladies'
within three miles of Houston, on last
Friday morning. by black fiend by
the name of Bill Montgomery. 1t
seems the young ladies had spent the
night at neighber's house, and on
their return home in the morning they
were attacked in the woods, the fend
striking the oldest aud breaking her
jaw bone, then tied the youngest, and
in this condition kept them in the
woods for six long and dreary hours, to
satisfy his hellish passions. Suffice to
say the monster was caught and was
made to pay the penalty of his crime
by hanging by the neck till dead to a
tree in the Court House square in the
town of Houston. Both white and
colored participated in launching this
vile monster into eternity. Okolona
Mss NeWs.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-12-25
A smart Boy.

There are a great many smart little
boys in every State, but one of the
smartest, we think, is little eight year
old, called Charley Triblett, of Cedar
township, Iowa. This bit of boy has
worked as full hand in the field this
summer, running three-horse double
pillow, tending his own team, and keep
ing up with the best. He now drives
a milk wagon to a cheese factory, and
makes himself general useful in the
dairy line. Moreover Charley eight
year-old is a capitalist, with fifteen
acres of wheat of his own, and an in
terest is sundry colts and calves. If he
goes on as he has begun he will own all
Iowa before he is fifty years old.