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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21
The Louisiana Sufferers.

Ahe LOulSfAn0 SuNorofS.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-Meetings have
been held in several cities for the relief of
Hooded Louisiana. Five hundred dollars
was collected last night here at Berkely-Street
church for the relief Of the sufferers.
Opposition to the South Carolina Tax
payers Movement.
WASHINGTON, April 20.-The opposition to
the movement of the South Carolina tax.
payers il strong and the conference.-the
lists are well organized. Information and
impressions are not OF nature to inspire
hope Of official recognition of the existing
troubles in South Carolina.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21
MULES, HORSES, DC.

A FAST-TROTTING HARNESS ESN
IL SIX years old; Hambletonian, from Kentucky; ;
fast In harness and pleasan under the saddle per-
fcctly kind and gentle, of great endurance, and
warranted perfectly sound; one or the finest geld
ings IN the State. Apply ut
80 : = CLARKE'S stables,
nm cost e1uare below Exchange Hotel. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-21

TOR RENT, q BRICK STORE and Ga
a DWELLING on the eastern line of Se-Ia:1
yeutepnh street opposite the First Market recently
occupied by Dir. n. &eurohr as o saloon. ills u
good stand FOR any retail business Possession given
ut once BY j. F. KEESEE,
ap 1S-1w No. ! Eleventh street.
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Boston Market.

SATURDAY, Mar. a.
FLoUR-Receipts 4l74 bbs. The market is dull
ana the demand continues limited for small lots for
present use. We quote superfine at $5 5Oa6 20 per
hbl; common extras at &c 25a7 so; Milwaukee and
as so; OHIO and Indiana at 81 25aS so; St. Louis at
80 5oall 90, fancy spring wheat at ~ 0OalI %
with now and then brand at higher figure.
CORN-Receipts 1000 BUSH There is no special
change to note, and the market is quiet but quite
firm at 9oc per bush for new yellow and old No. /
III ixed, and &c for new No mixed.
OATS Receipts 960l bush. There is moderate
demand, the market is quiet at 6i970c per bush for
brown, mixed and white, with now and then a
outside price.
sHOR'r-Receipts $40 bush. The market is very
firm ana shorts 80, and I'd Mddlngs are scarce We
PROVISIONS-There is no Improvement to note
in the demand and the market is quiet fer all de.
scrptons of hog products. Beef is in limited de.
mand, and the sales only tor immediate consump-
ton We quote at $s 5oal2 90 per Dbl for mess and
ga scale for family. Lard at 9kalOc per n.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 44o pkgs and no boxes. The
market remains firm, but the sales in small
for present use, We quote fine fall butter at
with selections at 4Sc good lots of butter inc udng
winter made, sell at 35aioc, and common at s2a33c
with but very little Offering as low SIC; Western
butter sells at 35a42c, as to quality.
CHEEsE-Recepts - boxes no bbls. The mar
ket is firm, and there is a good demand for small
lots at quotation. We quote fine and fancy factory
at l6 l-2al7 l.2c' medium do at Halls l-2c; farm
diaries at lSal7c.
ket is dull and there ia an ample supply at 23c for
fresh Eastern and Cape eggs, and 2la22c per doz
for Southern and western.
BEANS-Re Receipts 81 bbls. Holders are firm at
81 for medium, but the market is not active and
trade on the whole is quiet pea beans sell at ~ so
and yellow eyes at % 25 per bush.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm, and there is
a good demand at S5a9Oc per bushel Tor jackson
Whites, and Early Rose are scarce at q O5aI TO-
Onions are plenty and dull at q 25a6 per bbl.
FRUlT-The market is a little hrmer for apples
and buyers are disposed to take lots from stoi
the prices at which they have been held. We quote
fruit from store at s. 5oa6 70 per Dbl for choice
| lots and recent arrivals at $5a5 80.
Cranberries are scarce at $l4al5 per Dbl.
POULTRY A part of the surplus poultry has
| been shipped to New York. and the market here Is
consequently little tlrmer, although there is nc
| material change in price. We quote Western Tur
key at l7a7c, with an occasional lot selling at lsc
Chickens IGal2c, and an ample supply.
DRIED APPLES-The demand is steady and
quotations quite well sustained We quote at l2alS
lie for Eastern sliced; IL l2al l.2c for Eastern
quarters loallc for New York quarters, And llal2c
| for New York sliced.
HAY-Coarse hay is in good demand at $24a25 per
| ton but the common grades are dull straw is sell
| ing at Ell per ton.
sUGAR-The market is quiet for raw sugars
without sales Refined sugars are steady at 1O.4
| per ID Tor Sranuiated.
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ROCkLAND.

Rockland, lG, A sad and fatal accident
took place at Hosmer's Pond in Camden, last
evening. A young man Keller of Camden,
accompanied by lyoung lady named Holt,
belonging in Lincolnville, in top buggy,
was driving on a road used for hauling ice on
the lower end of Hosmer Pond in Camden,
when the team broke through and horse, car
riage and occupants went under the ice aad
all were drowned. They were found at about
eight o'clock. The man was found standing
in the buggy, but the body of the young lady
was beneath it. She having probably been
pitche out when the carriage went down
The water was about foot above the top of
the carriage. Mr.. Keller watch had stopped
at ten minutes past FIVE.
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Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, March lC.

Flonr-eNtra spring 5jOa5 70.
Wheat-No. spring, l25-alAls No. llsl4a-
OLGA.
Corn No. ,. mixed, cash, 6l2l 6lss April
"a May, new o5laa57la; rejected old, SIX ass hew
5Sa5S-.
Oats-Steady at A. for No fresh: cash, -;
May: rejected at.
Rye-SG1aa-.
Barley-No spring l6oa No. } spring l5.al5C
Dressed Hogs-0 OOa6 %.
Pcrk-l4 % ala %, cash, April: IA 70aOO 90, May
May.
Bulk Meats-shonltlers jl4 ; short rib mid s.. a
=; short clear mid 81. a.
Green meats-shoulders 5I6 short ribs 10
Hams II TBS average a9l4.
Whiskey-93-.
Receipts 5000 flour; 10. 900 wheat; 81 600 corn
A. 900 oats; 1000 rye; 5000 barley.
shipments ii 900 flour; lis 600 wheat; 13 900
corn; 20 900 oats: 10 coo barley; 1900 rye.
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PORTLAND.

Portland, l6. The womans head, the find
ing of which occasioned SO much excitement
in Biddetord, proved to have been placed in
the river to macerate by physician.
A despatch to the Argus states that the
stave and single mill of Murch & Doyle, of
Ellsworth, was burned this morning by an in
cendiary re. Loss about $4,000. No insur-
ance.
ship of 200 tons was launched from the
yard of Titcomb 6 Perkins, at Kennebunk-
port, to- day.
Steamship Austrian, Miller, Liverpool 9Th,
arrived at Z o'clock this evening.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
ITO THE
daily genaebee 5uurnal.
BANGOR.
The Reed Murder Trial,

Bangor, l6. In the Reed murder trial to-
day witesses for the State were examined
but nothing new or important was .elicited.-
Their testimony confirms ev idence already
introduced.
Oscar Cram testified to loaning Reed ca
noe to 60 the island where Rays body was
found, .on the Sunday after the fatal Tuesday.
Several witnesses testified that Reed 5
boots were wet and worn the day after the
murder, when the roads were dry and dusty.
Others testified that Reeds hand was badly
bruised and swollen.
Several of the witnesses remarked that af-
ter the dnte Of the murder Reed was sulky
and quiet.
The case for the Government closed early
in the afternoon. j. r. Robinson, junior
counsel for the prisoner will open the case
for defense tomorrow morning
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Congressional Proceedings.
WASHINGTON, d. C, March lG.

WASHINGTON, ID. c March l6.
House.
Mr.. Stannard, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill appropriating
$50, 900 to be expended during the current fis-
cal year in improving the mouth of the Mis-
sissippi river. Passed.
Mr.. Bramberg moved to suspend the rules
and consider the bill to prevent the importa-
ton of contagious or infective diseases into
the L. S.
The House refused.
Mr.. Bramberg of Ala. then endeavored to
have the bill made a special order for some
day week or two hence, but the measure
was opposed by New York City members and
after long struggle, protracted by an inef
fectual attempt to get a quorum, the House
without action took recess until half-past Z
o'clock.
The evening session is exclusively for the
discussion of the transportation bill.
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BIDDEFORD.

was caused here by some boys finding on the
bank of the Saco river the head of female
apparently 20 years, with dark hair and reg
ular and handsome features. A cord was
tied around the forehead, with a brick at
tached. The head had been chopped from
the body close to the head.
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BELFAST.

Belfast, IL. At the organization of the
city government today, the following officers
were chosen: President Common Council
VIM. NJ. Woods; City Clerk, Emery Board-
man; Treasurer, Daniel Haraden; Marshal,
Milton Fleaster; Chief Engineer, Charles
Baker; Assessors, Cakes Angler, George
Woods and Noah NJ. Mathews City Solici-
tor, Joseph Williamson.
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MEXICO.
SHOCKING OUTRAGE BY A
MOB.

A Missionary Literally Cho pred
Pieces.
City Of Mexico, 10, Via Havana lG. A
fearful outrage was perpetrated by mob at
Ahualulco in the state of Jalisco, last Sun
doy. Ins,igated by Ppiests sermon advo-
eating the determination of protestants, the
mob proceeded to the residence of Rev. John
Stevens minister sen, out by the Boston
Board and smashed his head to Jelly and
chopped his body into pieces and afterwards
sacked the house. Investigation set on foot,
and orders to arrest priests issued.
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NEW nAMPSHIK

Lacona, nc. Andrew Young's dwelling
house and contents were burned to-day. Loss
$1,000. No insurance.
Portsmouth, 1G. A small barn on church
Hill occupied by IPalric Kisrly was burned
this afternoon.
The official vote gives DR.. J. F. Hall lG5
majority in this senatorial district.
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LEWISTON.

Lewiston, 1G. The city governments of
Lewiston and Auburn were organized to-day.
Mayor Dickey of Lewiston pledged his ad-
ministration to economy and stated that he
should appoint officers who would enforce the
prohibitory law
Mayor Littlefeld of Auburn also urged
economy in the administrator of the affairs of
the city.
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SACO.

A woman's head was found on the shore of
the river in this city. yesterday afternoon
but it was soon ascertained that it had been
sent here from Boston for dissecting purposes
It was disposed of by sinking it in the river.
1t afterwards rose and floated.
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MINNESOTA.

Minneapolis, lG. Gov. Davis has appoint
ed Railroad Commissioners, in accordance
with the new law, which provides for board
of commissioners to fix the schedule Of max
imum rates for railroads in this State, all eX-
cess being punished by a heavy penalty.
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FOREIGN.

Gibraltar, l6 The bark Jupiter from
New York experienced tempestuous weather
and lost several hands overheard, including
he master.
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WEATHER..

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
Washington, d. G. March l6.
For New England rain or snow will prevail
with easr and south winds, "a falling baron.
eter and rising temperature.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
New York, March l6

EVENING REPORT.
Money easy; Sal per cent. on call; ja6 for p inc
discounts.
Foreign exchange quiet at Asa alsil2 for prime
bankers 20 days, anu 4S7 2a4 So for demand.
Gold closed il2h after selling at Ill rs to III II.
The carrying rates were AL per cent.
The assistant Treasurer paid $l0li000 interest,
and $ll2 900 in redemption of ) 20 bonds,
Customs receipts $4,000.
Business of the gold exchange bank:
Gold balances $l,l37, 100
Gross clearances 2i,I4G,0pO
Currency balances xl,Gll, 59l
State bonds were quiet and firm
Stocks were active and strong, under very brisk
bnying demand, and prices advanced y to ~ per
cent. during the day. The market clos d active at
the highest figures.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
Cincinnati, March l6
PROVISIONS-qule:.
PORK-l5 GOALS 90
LARD--steam Sfsa9-; kettle 9s54.
BULK MEATS-shouders 81 a.; clear rib sides
7Hg;- clear sides SIG
Observation-Disclosures --Gzs q clear rib sides S. Q
-; clear sides 0-a9
WHISkEY-9lg-.
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FREIGHTS-Grain: v steam. lOslOad; v 81
91iG d.
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Victims of Obscure Disease, seeking safety
and restored health, should use DIR. Helm
holds Extract Buchu. This article is Off.
cial and standard. 1t is, moreover, the
only preparation that developes the full value
of Buchu as diuretic. 1t is a perfect spe-
cific for all diseases of the urinary organs in
male or female. Beware of counterieits and
limitations, which INSCRIPTIONS men are en-.
deavoring to palm off upon DR.. Helmbold's
reputation. Look for the doctors signature
on the wrapper For sale by all druggists.
Mar.l7-te. o.d.&wlw.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-19
Arkansas.

ST. Louis, May 1S.-Judge Mcclure, chief
Justice OF Arkansas, and Colonel Oliver,
sheriff of Pulaski, have arrived here en- route
to Washington. Judge Mcclure says all the
statements upon which Attorney Generai
Williams predicated bis opinion in the
Brooks Baxter case are false from beginning
to end, and that the courts Of the State, In:
Guiding the Supreme Court, have never had
under adjudication the case enormously
made up by Mr.. Williams.
With regard to the present condition at
Little Rock, he said the situation remained
unchanged; that Brooks would never sur
render to Bakers forces, but only TO the
Federal authorities. Brooks would continue
to be recognized as the lawful Governor By
the State Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney
General, and in fact by all the executive
officers except Mr.. johnson, Secretary OF
Stnte and that if DIR. Williams can dictate
who is Governor against all the executive
officers and against the decisions Of the
courts. then there is no longer republican
form OF government in Arkansas. The
whole question will be brought before Con-
grcSS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-19
~" Killing OF NaS. Jones TN Allie
.hupy County.
I."rs;.24euce 0, the Richmond Dispatch'.


tuTlNGToE. VA, May Is, 1874
-" r':ra,!> jury crnpannclled this
d ..:>- - inquire VIXEN and by What means
2'."s..> 'ot whose killing | wrote you
,.'.'E@t. came 20 his death returned the
'''-- verde, We the jury tind that
BE- ."t","d c,tn" % bis death from blow
Jared "iit Sick IN the hands Of Thomas
49, lie cyi.cIcc before the coroner
49, a''a''!gi!y IL follows: Jones and bis
w.. ...I quarrel Oh Sunday evening, 10th
*. aicH resulted in her leaving home
'*". % The house OF her brother,
Z. ,-.- >-.;th. Mat. followed on Monday
~ ., -.d ordered her TO return home,
"- do" Acr refusal to do so fell upon and
= b.: -e'tEeir. smith not being at home,
''-'' ""!nan living next door ran for
-''., a1u .Aiormcd hin Of the beating his
"a, receiving, adding, I" believe he
$50 ""'"4 htI.' Smith went Immediately
.' ".l!>", picking up oH the way a small
80 Aeu be reached the house be was
- ''Asrd from entering by some colorcd
49," Who rad been drawn together
=: '"' disturbance. and who feared
"'-4 infiict some serious Injury upon
S'"9> Escaping from them, however. he
'"'~ ''"l vi ll!c nOuSC hLU culeICu
',-4 - lack door. Ordered Jones to leave
,.,... 3tt'c!y. Jones refused. Smith repeat
= 20 oFC"r several tunes, and finally sue
=. "U u driving Jones into the yard, when
~. ~.s "'4'r 70 leave the premises was again
VII anu upon the refusal Of Jones to COM
:: >Hii'n struck him on the back of the
-. - ih'lciIng the wound from which he
Ihe l,pstmortem examination re-
~,1 fracture Of the skull five inches in
y.' 'i'ef Tie conclusion Of the inquisition
,,''''; AaQ his preliminary examination be-
49,, r'..'. ice Burke, and was sent on to the
~. 01It court FOR indictment and trial, and
~ 1> ""hi!lled 10 bail in the sum OF $500, DR..
s ,'''AIa' Miller, the medical adviser Of Lord
i. ,I,,%' becoming his surety. The prisoner
:, . 49, good character, and DR.. Miller, in
t. I''sS employ he has been for the past year,
r.., -! PAN as faithful hand and reliable
I ,','. J ne deceased Vas also welI.behayed
'''''' 'Aee!A "hca in liquor, x.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-05-19

The sheep fold Of Mr.. A. j. Huff,rd, one
OF our most entcrprising farmers, has been
greatly decimated lately 10y raids made upon
them bT dogs. lie has lost within the last
week or 80 ten fine Cotswold lambs and three
ewes. For the lambs he had been offered
slO each, and the ewes were Of course worth
much more HythcriHe Enterprise.
Fires arc raging through the woods on
Long Island since Friday. 1t is estimated
that from ten TO fifteen thousand acres OF
timber land have been burned over, con-
sumirg large quantity Of cut wood, several
buildings, and miles of fences. The total loss
thu. far is roughly estimated at 100000.
Weston. the pedestrian, who undertook 10
walk five hundred miles at New York in six
days. commencing On the midnight Of Sun
GAY and ending midnight Saturday, brought
his walk to close at 11.59:l4 O'Clock Satur
day night on the four hundred and thirtieth
mile. The last mile vas done in 10 minutes
So seconds.
The Acknowledgement OF Wisconsin ap-
piled 10 the Supreme Court for leave to bring
| an action in the nature Of q quo loarranto
| against the Milwaukee and ST. Paul and the
Chicago and Northwestern railroad compa-
| MES to vacAte their charters for refusing to
obey the law limiting charges. Leave was
| granted in both cases.
The dwelling house and barns belonging
70 Wallace Stevens, in Bloomfield, VT, were
burned Friday, and two adopted children OF
| Mr.. Stevens, aged three and i've years, who
were asleep in the room where the fire origi.
| mated, persisted.
The stage drivers in New York propose to
strike for an increase Of wages from $3.50 to
So per day. The laborers have resolved to
demsnd an increase OF so cents per day on
their present wages.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
france.


LoSpoS, May 1S.-The Paris correspon-
dent OF the Times writes that the vote
against the Ministry ia the Assembly on
Saturday last means speedy dissolution OF
the Assembly, and the removal Of the seat
Of government from Versailles TO Paris.
Count Dc Cbambord has suggested the pro-
priety Of defeating any measure calculated
10 settle the Government.
PARIS, May lS.-Thc attempt Of Goulard
to form ministry has failed.
The lie Gaulois says the Duke de Charities
has sent challenge to Paul de CaSssgnac in
consequence OF the publication in the latter's
paper. LIE Pays, Of an abusive article against
the Duke.
Japan.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 1S.-Advices from
Kokohoma to April 23 state that Vito, the
leader Of tic Sagu rebellion, has been decap-
iated and his head exposed to the public
gaze.
\ fire at Militia destroyed 221 houses, and
many Of those who were burned out have
since died of starvation. Another fire al
Gi!ee destroyed 400 houses.
Germany.
Berlin, May 1S.-The Emperor has
ordered the temporary retirement from the
German diplomatic service Of the Count
Won Arnlm.
ENGLAND.
LONDON. May 1S.-The Standard says 1t
understands tue Queen will 80 to Russia IN
the autumn.
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,.Itcr from DauviIie.

....-. g..s.z,. ,..,.c H.c"monI p!sps:cs.l
49, .,.,-.>9-KxIiGIoVs &A7rsRS-
gy4A,to SoTES-,TxAS.
pANynLr. VA. May 1G. 1874.
Dr.. .r.- II IT,. merchants wax held here
..t..~ a-hlr. {. u. Hickey ia Tx,
=. -. +. n. LAWSON secretary. A reso.
.. v., -.a.'.i which pronounceS the
81. f.. - features unc0nstitu-
........ AID ruinouS to our interests
..,..,.,tm.utG 10 bring the eonStitu
.. 81 ut. I'll - 20 those features "to
.a,; r,fu~. he highest courts OF the
s.. >.->r>. v. 7. Robinson. ". II.
I, ..-. +. L. Mex ally were appointed :
>.-....g '.g consult COUNSEL rs 10 the pro-
w. e. ..>.>tir- payment" anG "to
...., .,,c>s.ry funds 10 pay the ex-
.....,.., =. ,..y be incurred.>
..s.t. Chaplin, u. D., Of Paducah,
r. -,..e.y II this place, arrived here
,..- .,.&;H-. disagreement between
r... u. .-.g. MO is supplying the Baptist
. ... 80. .,v. Mr. Lam beth. Of the Main
ST.. = :&vG.,r chuycb, the Baptist church
49,, ..-. cu Thursday evening. that being
..- ..-..cv.L.rc. and The Rev. Doctor
90. 50, .: lie MainStreet Methodist
B.. .. Great f"' VA; pe'ns III progress
+. .. H.. nyr:o- lad the largest congre-
:. ..,,. So in Danylle, ard delivered
! ...'..~Sa o. .,msrkaole power on the
. E.. .,a~- .-r =" ; Aii>tlau'S Hope.
.''. "-.-.t hi 10 nc written from Dan
....... reference 20 he religious feel
3, ...y.uis- all classes Of society.
.-. ...-y ""cr the close oi the series OF
.-. =, =: :.c !.yrn.S;reet Methodist, al
..-... VIC aictt eight! professions
.-..,.o:.a lies cf meetings was COM
-, N..n->,-oc: he:hodlst cAurch,
- .. (. .I!> DAT" lilly nave pFoles>eu
...,-. aiuoa=>t WHOM l might name
TT Iar>; Influential young ladies'
-..-.. 3d.. -.:ilem"u in town. and also some
g.. ~....n,2;r deemed hopeless cases.
J. v., 49,. .l1aU las might IL the close OF
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MACHINERY, dc.


DEWARE OF INFECTED CIGARS
Is Being that most cigar seeanr
their efIof u 10 produce cheap gooos are ite
thot ,nhacco into tenement houses 10 he mace lnt9
cigars, deem it to our ,n INTEREST," S
Goods as we'll as to the danger of using them. 49,,
These cigars made IN small r1S Sers ney COOK
ont and Sleep and lie on the sick-bed. Al sorS "
material not tobacco u ms hnown hat to-
nnco will absorb more than any other producI ths
ingreden Of the surrounding gvs dosbess been
tn n.as atI hv the use of cigars so made.
First rorkmen will only T4rx h u am ssg1r
tTro =. engaged In the manner above descriDeu
' I'm CT GIG AIS ARE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LAhGE'
WELL LIGHTED AMP tGN'Ai--A1hD' az )
r between our goods ana 1aers
above described will satisfy dealers amt and
While our prices axe low can assure .e BY
suners that tner health VIII nG5 % Z Co,
'n NV Vi s1,E ia Water street. New 10.A: