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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-10

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MONTGOMERY'S TATTERsALLg.
de31 6m No. 10 BarOnne street.
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First District Court

and wounding with intent to murder.
First District Court.
ARRATaNED AND PLEADED NOT GUILTY.
Ben Berkery, l. Entering; 2. Larceny.
Fat Kelly. larceny.
Andrew Coco, assault and battery.
ARRAIGNED AND PLEADED GUILTY OF ASSAULT.
Alfred Monroe. assault and battery.
SENTENCED.
Edmund Porter, /. Breaking q. Larceny; one
veal In the State Pententiary.
John BunbnTry, infiicting wound less than
Nancy Carey i. Entering in the daytime: Q.
Larceny: not guilty
CHEAP CLOTHING Messrs. Wheeler d Pier
son. No. Is Camp street. have made great re-
duction In the price OF all their stock OF cloth
ing. This establishment has always been noted
for the very superior cut and exquisite finish OF
all their clothing. and no doubt when the an
nouneement lis read In another column OF
the reduction. those who desire outfits will
avail themselves of this opportunity to se-
cure stylish suits on the most reasonable terms.
AN UNSURPASSED BRAND OF WHrsKY.-There
ts brand Of whisky called The Thistle Dew .
manufactured by Messrs. Henry w. Smith q
Co.. famous distillers of Kenton county, Ken
lucky. which Is represented By those who have
tested 1t as being unsurpassed by, II not supe-
rior to, any brand In the United States. It will
be put on this market In few days. and 1t ID
confidently predicted that 1t will In very short
time attain prominence and popularity with
the trade that no other brand OF whisky has
ever enjoyed In this community. It's purity is
fully guaranteed. Messrs. Pattison 4 Boyard.
Nos. u and "a Gravier street, are the sole
agents for the sale OF The Thistle Dew" In the
States OF Louisiana and Mississippi. Messrs.
P. Il b.. who are extensive receivers Of liquors.
stand high In city and country as merchants OF
the strictest probity and fair dealing. Read
their advertisement In another column.
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Apportionment to g. y. Sauvinet. ex civil
sheriff. act No. 1853 Of 1874, as part payment Of
costs inea5red in tax fgi Fl 1Mrr And,tor
II. Pledged BIZ q. VI. Duprs b 90. TO secure
note Of $4,000, the following described State Of
Ioniafana warrants tn tuft.
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has been apparent for some weeks past. bu
has been delayed until recently, as the miller
held back as long a. theFe was any possibility
Of the homo crop turning out more fayofabii
than bad been predicted, but such apolibii
ity no longer exist, the tAet having suddenly
forced itself on the minds Of the buyers viii
the result recorded aS above. $780,
The amount Of business done In wheat and
maize In all positions have been exceptionally
heavy, and the sllght reaction. which tool
place during the middle OF the week NOR
than recovered. Nearly al description
cereal products shared In the upward move.
ment Maize 10 the extent Of four ihillinEa
barley and oats SIX pence, and beans and peas
one shilling. During the early part Of thu
week trade for wheat Cd the coast ruled very
strong, and the advance was considerable On
Thursday reaction ensued, which was brief,
a. trade speedily recovered, and Il closed Arm
~ the end OF the week n the highest point
yet touched, say from two 10 three ShiflinRS
per quarter advance on the week. Maize par
Hcipated In the improvement prices rising SIx
pence, per quarter. There has been very
Large business done In forwarded wheat prin.
cipAily California and red winter American,
for both Of which the quotations indicate d
rise Of fully three AhillinEs per quarter.
Maize and barley were also Ia good request AZ
nix pence advance, The sales OF EnPliSh
wheat last week were Il, 1856 quarters Of M "a.
against 70,79l quAtter ct 4ls 3D. the anne time
last year. The imports into the United King.
dom for the week ending September %, were
|, 1922 ISl hundred weights wheat and 20s,7l2
cwtS. -four
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. y s ~ . .
NEW YORK, September -Cotton-Quiet
ct 10 al0Hc. Flour-steady receipts q. 90
barrels suparfne western and State 81 76a5 IL.
common TO good IS 10a5 80; good 10 choice
IS S5a8 IS; white wheat extra IS 10a5 30! extrs
Ohio $ 00a5 50; St Louis IS 0oa8 rs: Minne.
sofa patent 20 76aS 90 Wheat-Unsettled and
teverish; receipts S95, 900 bushels; 'liprraded
spring $l42; No. 3 spring 81 18: No. 3 nj.
graded winter red 81 I6a1 "a; No. q A n
al I'll No. 81 26Ifal q u; No. / 81 q; mixed
winter ~ 2al 25i ungraded amber 81 23a
26hi No. amber 81 bal q; No. / 81 IN
21hi ungraded white 8, 2iRi 28If; No, 3
u A4l 26i No, lido, sales, OF 80, 900 bushels Al
81 HHal so; No. 2 red, October, sales OF 1853.
600 bushels at $l8Ha1 %; November, saies
o. 2ss,oOo bushels at 81 g lia1 2911if. n Rye
Dull and nominal. Malt ominalIy nm,
changed. Corn receipts iie5 az az
bushels ungraded 62a5S5fc: No. q BpaS9SSc.
No 2white Soc; No. 2 October 81 "a nd. ~,
asked; November 685fc bid; $50 mo- .
December 6Sj<c bid, 645<c asked. OAtsI
Heavy; receipts 81 900 buShelS western mix.
ed 3SaS7 Nc; white western 36SI6c. Hey@H
NominAlly unchanged. HonsEouiet sna
steady; Yearlings 7a1sc; eastern and we.ferT
2Sa3lc; New York State 2Sl3ec. CONE :.
Quiet but firm. sugar-In MOI efate fe6isst
lair 70 good Fehning BIG7n. MolAsseS-
Riee.steady i Carolina 6lla7Isc; Loulsiann
eAaIHc. Petroleum-sEong; United 1871
slSe crude 6zaskei refined 7Re. TaiIoN
I5 =, Ss1G g &c. Rosin-Qulet and arm a
q ;2sMn =. Tnrpentine-Quie and am
Strong at 10 50aS 50. Beei-onist 81 Snd T *
changed. Cut Meats-Firm: long Sisss ~ ~ ~
short clear % Is. Lard-Stonees n ~ NJ ~
62h. Butter-Fifm and tnSS .n.. ~
Sheese Dali western 71jIalic. Whssyl y
steady NN 10. II n,
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Foreign Grain Market.

LONDON September 30.-The Mark Lane Ex.
pres says: The condition Of new grain Is not
improved to any appreciable extent. The
spring has made but little progress and most
Of the grain already secured Is In an unfit
state and some weeks must elapse before offer.
ing OF new wheat will show any material
increase. Its pretty generally admitted that
the wheat crop the present year will be about
30per cent below the average home require
ments between now and the next harvest
and may be expected TO absorb sixteen or
seventeen million quarters OF the foreign pro.
duee. Neither the Mangles nor SWede can be
an average crop, and the turnip crop gener.
ally presents Q very wretched appearance.
Potatoes in many localities are not worth the
expense Of lifting, The oatield In Scotland
Is sill green, and night fIosts have prevented
barley from filling out, while the COOL dry
weather is urgently. needed. to check the
spread Of the potato disease.
From the South Of Ireland rather favor
able reports have been received as TO the oat
crop, which appears 10 have suffered less
than any other cereal, both in the United
Kingdom and on the Continent. The supplies
of homegrown wheat at the country markets
have again been exceedingly light, last weeks
deliveries at one hundred and I've OF the prin.
oipal towns showing adecrease Of over Il, 1000
quarters, a. compared with thu corresponding
week OF last year. The average prices were
four pence quarter less than the preceding
week, which q OF much significance as regards
the defective quality Of the offering, when the
strong upward tendency In prices Is taken
Into account The samples shown at Mark
Lane were likewise few and inferior, bnt With
the reserves OF last years crop at the lowest
ebb, sales have been made readily at an id.
vaneeof two shlllings quarter on the week
white wheat realizing from 20 to 50 shillines
and red from IS 70 40 per quarter.
The imports Of foreign wheat into London
has been very moderate since last fridays
return, showing only So 40 quarter, and thI
weeks trade has been marked by degree oil
animation and even excitement which wa
not altogether expected, The most Sanguine
operator could scarcely have foreseer
tie extent and audiences OF the upward
movement The improvement has BEEN 1
daily one, on the same days, even 70 an ex
tent which has allowed the same parcel O
wheat 10 change hands twice Of q respectable
profit In each case Such activity has no
been seen at Mark Lane since the spring o
lls77. All descriptions Of foreign wheat hAyl
improved fully two shillings per quarter
making total advance Of about seven shil
llingl from the recent lowest point The RS
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THE MOI AROUND THE JAIL.

Henry Gully came up with his gun. 1
said, go back; have you not drank blood
enough for one day? Back, say" He
put the gun within few inches of nv
head, and suddenly fred. The fair faces
OF my children never for one moment
turned aside, the blood already running
in streams from Cornelia's. Rosser stood
at the door hallooing for an az. MBill''
Gully came up with a long.handled ak,
and McRorey with q short one, and re.
turned again with heavy piece Of iron.
l told him TO 60 back. He said, HNo, /
want revenge. / had my beard pulled
once; l mean to have revenge" Sill they
kept coming and falling back after firing
to have their places taken by Others.
Henry J. Gully fred one shot or rather
one gun-with two barrels, and there was
boy ready with another, and he fired
that before leaving his place. "Bill" Gully
fred, and then came another sneak, whom
/ caught hold Of as j did the Others. and
he dropped his head. I said, "You had
better stop before You fire. He dropped
his eyes and said, "You had Just about rs
we'll hush. II Twas an officer you might
get me TO go back, but l allus obey orders.
am private and am under orders,n
believe these are his words verbatim,
This fellow fired almost in Johnnie's
face, and, be II remembered, each
one fired two barrels, and the great broad
stairway was all the time crowded, and at
no time did the firing cease. Another
came. l held him with both hands till be
wrenched himself free-exclaiming as he
did so, go away, d-n you'll" Iheld Ros.
ser by the arm with which he held the
AK with which he was chopping out the
lock. l said to him, "stop. I implore
you BY the God who made you and before
whom you have SO soon to appear, 10 stop.
/ beg you by the mother who bore, by the
thought OF your vile and children, don't
do this deed. Have you not wife and
childrenT "Yes,n he said, land so had
Mr.. Gully" "Well,n said I, twill INC
murder OF an innocent man give John
IGully's wife husband, or John Gully'I
children 0 father2" Cornelia, thinking
he was listening, began to plead 10 him n
person, when he said: go back, d-r
you, or I'll blow your DIN brains out
Well, I'm glad he got his reward 50 soon
Some one, who was Just pushing me away
10 shoot, said: "Would you shoot q yo.
mani" "Yes," DIN her; I will shoot any
body who gets in my way.n j don't re
cord his prolane words because they are
pleasant, but because he used them. Al
this time he held reserved gun.
The crowd behind began 10 grow for
moment thinner, when Rosser began Il
rave and curse them rs q set OF COW
ards who We're afraid Of one man. Tn,
demons outside fired all at once, singly, 0,
as II happened, II seemed as II they wert
under pledge 70 shoot, for some came hal
way up, and, firing, turned, Thee axe
were cutting around the iron bar, over
street. for moment, and only Tor q mo
ment, loosed his hold and sprang back.
was trying u. draw the door, but itswa
nothing and the whole protection Of m,
husbands lie at the moment was John
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OhIengo OatiIa nnr :,

nal reports. "tU'''S '"u''
a d aaSoSs-ssceip.s 1900 head; shipment,
III, '9g1 mead. Market weak and slow ali round.
staas paeesing Sal0c lower, at IS 30a3 so light
choice heavy and Philadelphias sS SSSs IL
The market closed weak. " WV ~
SS11SfTtE.Recelpts 400 head; shiumsnt
LzOv mead all grades weaker; shipninS
sood 70 choice - SOa5 90; butchers weak and
lower, With fair business; Stockers, and fed.
ers IN good demand and held higher; western
ana through Texans dull and almost unSale.
ape; common to fair g 46a3 IS.
shkp = Receipts 1900 head; shipments
none demand mainly local; supply value
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n. PmlADELrH14, September So.-Flour-
dIam s9 "a 7 hsght; Minnesota extra family me.
Rys Fo - SSSd ~ ooi fancy % SSa5 S71X<.
Wheat-1Imited businesS. reiss.sS a. fS ~ ~ ~
red, elevator, 81 26H. CONN ~ vo wi
aseemSndi western, high, mixed and tSScE
osagOc yellow 90c. oatS-Tn fair demand ,
western AAS4 10; white SSaS7Ee proviSIoni
Gs ~ Beet-Mes 90 &c. PortNAi
w 0oal0 .. Hams-smoked % o0Sg, ~
picked Y 60aS Is. LArd-Western ,S;Ssttc
BntterIscatee and firm; Creamery air.
SoaZIci New York State and Bradford conn.
Y, "a, extra @A22c; Western Reserve extrn
lsa4Ooi good p choice l2a17c. Eggs-Easisr;
Westefn lga2Oc Cheese - Less buoyant:
creamery lie; good l0alO1c. Petroleum
-Uani refined exc WhiSky :. Firnier,
western u O9H.
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0IaeiSSAri, September S0.-Cotton-Easier
MIttoz5c' slour-Eader and not quoted lower,
Waheat-EaSier at 81 06al II; receipts 22 OOO;
shipments q 900 bushels. Corn-Qniet but
steady o. 4le. oats-steady, with good de.
mand o. 29aS2c. Rye-steady, with fair de.
m man at CSC. Barley-Quiet but Arm; No, 2
y m u s4c; Pofk-Quiet but steady at So 25a
1 M: LAtd[strongeri current make at secs,
5IIIl a shoulders dull at 3Aa
ot3e snort nib held at &c. Bacon-In fair az.
mand iobbing $4A4 ~ <a8 S0a8 81 jIaB e2S.
WhiakyE1n good demand at lower rateS, Al
y 9a Butter Quiet and unchanged, Lin.
seed 0il-steady at &c 'sN' 'i''
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New York Dry (,ootln lTnrI,e.

NEW YoEK, September S0.-In cotton goods
the market is generally quiet and bleached
goods are unsettled In price. High bleaebed
shtrtinGs are reduced to SIC. Prints Quiet in
INST hands Ginghams in steady REQUEST
Moosted dress goods continue active and In
light supply, but cotton dress fabrics are slug
gish. Light weight fancy cassImeres and che
ytots are In fair request, and fancy dress goods
are In irregular demand.
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EDUCATIONAL.
NPURTANI TO
PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES AT
MOUNT DE CHANTAL
Academy of the Visitation,
WEAR WHEELING, W. va.
TO

iarhu In quest Of a Arst.elsss school for their
hisltsf' Will do vol 10 investigate the claims Of
NJ CELEBRATED academy. For thorOughnOAa In eygy
i'fIftnsnt Of female education, Nj. de ChAntIl
haoFeelllnenuy high. Great attention d Given
+ 1Siect tbs pupils In writing and speaking French
shtJ, and PArihAnS themselves have been surprised
he parity Of accent and correctness Of prohunnl-
ii.i' l,qured In this Institution. For thoSU Suf-
siytJ advanced II Is the Language Of thUlr reerea-
va tagrA The renoEn for the superiority In Music
be- Widespread u To have made lhN Academy a.
Al4hl recommend Mt. de ChAntAl 70 the sensible
a1hi, ID the influence exercised 10 form tho pupils
4IitEI and habits Of economy, and 10 render than
Rally practical and useful women Of society In after
!9n simplicity 10 dress Is enforced By rIlS. 20
Ihtse la.tl, united 10 the exceedingly moderate
1ta Of board and tuition 1890 per lnnum)i Will EO
uait seeufS % this school rs large and desirable
ahlge 10 the future AS It his enjoyed In the past.
td further particular apply for prospectus 70 the
NIesIreaa o. Mount De Chlntal Academy ot the Vlh.
hlon, near Wheeling, West YIrEitIR. Sei-DAW
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PHiLADELrHlA, September 80. = WOOL
OHIO, Pennsylvania and West Virginia Xxx and
above Sea4oc; X 8Sa3ec; medium 42alSc;
coarse &c; New York, Michigan, Indiana
ana western line S6a37c; medium 40a42c;
c9ane Sc eombing washed, 40a45c; unwaSh.
Cd Aa25c; coarse and medium unWashed
2SaSoci tub washed 42a46c.
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Toledo.

ToLEpo, september SO.-wheat-Dull and
loweri No. s white Wabash 81 10; amber
Michigan spot 81 Is; No. 2 red winter spot
" 2OH; No. 2$1'l41f; rejected Wabash DC;
amber 81 14h; No. 2 amber Illinois 81 10,
Com-Dull: high mixed 42Itc; No. 2 spot 40;
October Axe; rejected 4IXc. oats-Firm;
No. October Il IS; November 81 1877,
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PtTTSluEsH, September So.-PErRoLEtn-
Fairly active and firm; crude s4s(e Al Par.
keEs for shipment; refined &c for Philadel.
On oTr, September O.-PErRoLxun-Mar.
5et opened firm with SlJ<c bid: rose to sSXc
declined TO 7sNc, advanced and closed al
soHc bid for old. Shipments, 1000 barrels.
syeagtng Al. 900 barrels Transactions 4OO, O01
"a. AssT ,n,1,. September so.-PrrnO1rvx-Re.
LeS1DoS, September ELECTROMAGNETIC.
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Allegheny CatrIs.

EAST LllKRTY, September 80.-CA41LE-
Receipts today l,7eS head; all for sale here
and nearly all sold; best IS 90; fair TO good
" 90a4 76i common s. 25a3T6.
a. A16oes3Keceipts to-day 3,795 head /; gratsers,
n 00a4 10. mas
sHEL-Recelpts to-day 5000 head fair 10
extra - coal Coat IS I5a2Oc off from last Meek.
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RAas-lHo per ponnd.

sitE-Psr barrel, Ohio river, 81 Is; Pitts.
? sEEDs-Timothy seed, 50 4oa2 % per bushel
clover, s. 50; Kentucky Blue Grass, per bush. :,
65a75c; Orchard Grass 81 25a1 30.
TALIow-5Na5hcfo for country.
( ToBAcco-Navies, 60a55c; Twists 55ae0c,
YMEeAR-Per barrel, IS 6oa6 90.
WHEELl1 STnatrszPer 900, SO 50a11 so
T. WHITE InfE-Per barrel, a5c.
WooL-Quoted t-S2a35c for choice washed
and one-third of for unwaShed. Market brisk.
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Cincinnati HOG Market.

CnctSEkT1, September 30.-Hogs-Fairly
active and higher; common 81 sOa$ 30; light
60sS 20 packing s. eoa3 rs; butchers s. 76a
9. Receipts, 1928 head; shipments,
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BAIItNoaE, September S9-Flour-QuIet
s Isn s ana UNCHANGED. Whsat-Westsrn lower
red, spot and September 81 2SXs octoSo,
%; NoYember 81 26{; December n q n.
Jun Western firm; western mixed, Epot and
september CSC; October 62jia62Xc; Noy4m.
peE 9zaozISS steamer, no bid. oats-Hipher
mo hrm PennsylvanlR 35a37c; western White
SSAS1 ~; do mixed S2aS5c. Rye-QuIet Al
oea6te H1y-steady prime TO choice Penn.
sylyaniA ~ GOALS 90. Proylnons-Firm and
unchanged, Bntter-Erm; prime 70 choice
western packed 1Sal6c. Ega-Actiye and
snlehGs at l7Alsc. Petroleum UNCHANGED. Coi.
ins se, Rio cargoes l2al6Hc. suear-
SSguliseti A soft S9SasXc WhiSky-Firm at
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New orleans Co1toni' lI.,, :,

INV oRLElAS September so Cotton
04et middling 10S<o; low DO eJSc: scod Z
SIaliinaty PKG net receipts e6Ie bales sros 6
b t 'ales' sales 1900 bales stock 4, 2si
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IF YOU FEEL DULL, DRoWsY, DE.
i blitated, HAYS frequent headache, month tastes
poor appetito and tongue coated you arr suffer-
lng hgm torpid liver, Or "bIli0RIneah and moi hing
WI cure you % speedily and permanently a to aEe
si1SoNS LlYKR REGULATION on MEpiciNE
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!. !. ]. ] ].
iluH $40 AdAy Ia your own locaiI.
~, No risk. Women 40 q
~ well q men. Many mako
more than the amount stated
iii Above. No one can fan 70
make money last, AM onS
can d the woyk YnEss - =

make ron eoe 70 e an hour By dsrotins your even.
nothing % ~ the buElneH. Nothing lIks 1t ior
MONEY making ever offered before BuSinOsI pIsSS.
ant and ttIietly honorable. Reader, Il you want 70
knoT Al about the best paying business beioFO he
pqble md ~ your Addre1a and We win 1end yon fl
md private tml Tree; samples worth IS
alo lrte you can then mako up your mind for your.
Az Aaaraa GEORGE STNb6H 4 CO.. Poriil1d,
Mama iGltn1sW
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BETHESDA SPRINGS.
san Another Cure.

The following certificate by J. K. Glenn, Of
New York City, will bear perusal We knew
him TO be great sufferer, and was cured BY
Bethesda RICHARD DUNBAR,
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WEST IIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

a; Niue department, Of study tsIt; bOon turnlShSd
Pa.s iSr Ous year from 9lz0 TO $500; lnon-Seo-
Is,a, literal thorough. Fall tsrm begins Sep
FOr catalogues and Other Information apply
W. Sa' y Erefidens, J. 4. Thompson, MorantSIr,
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4ul In4Pu, fufel
and Best Family Medi
cine 10 the World.
An ETHEcTuAL SEE
civic for ell diseases .
The Liver, Stomach ant
Spleen.
Regulate the Liver ant
prevent
ChlllI and Fever, Mails
Eioua POyerI, Bowel Com
plAlntL RsltletEnNlI
Jaundice and NauIna.
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"For months my flesh, strength and life has
been rapidly wasting undor saccharine dlA-
betes By medical advice ] had used import
ed Vichy till It's effect was spent Learning
Of Bethesda and It's reported wonderful cures,
l obtained from It's proiessed agent in New
York what he sold as the genuine article, II
did me no good. suspecting fraud, / deter.
mined to visit WaukeshA and drink from The
spring itself. It's owner assured me on nv
arrival that he had then no agentin New York
Tor ih Sale, nor had he shipped any TO That
city for q long time. Drinking freely OF The
spring began TO perceive It's powerful effects
within twenty.four hourS. The result OF ia
continued use Is that am now a strong and
well man"
l. tsisnedl J.K, GLENN.
Weappend the important information that
the sole agent for the genuine Bethesda Water
for this State, as well as Ohio and West VIZ
gtnia, Is our well known townsman,
JOSEPH FLEMING.
He Will furnish the water and all iniorma-
Ton desired, on application 10 him at bis
h Market .+ro.. r;,..L,...
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pl.asls nke thieye, attack the weak. Fortl'y your
etg,ninton With the Bltlsn and Il viii rest and
Gike ne VITA q epidemies and the ehlngol Of
leSole Thur u vitality In II. Il Il pure vegetable
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