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,,s~ced PENN.


A NAN CHARGED WITH BIG.MY ACQUITTED,
THE MARRIAGE IN SLAVERY NOT BEING
PROVED BY RECORD EvrDEyce. ,,s, i,
~ \ rice County sentinelI i 4.
The April term OF Judge BaiIey's court
commenced last Tuesday. A considerable
number Of misdemeanor cases came up Tor
trial. and were disposed OF. The Common
wealth u.s. WalIen Caywood. charged Win
bigamy, was called and created some inter-
est. Cayw0od II colored man, and was
married to Kenny Haburn. coiored
woman, during the war, and according 10
the old mode Of slave marriage. The TWO
lived together as man and wife until about
November last, when he abandoned her,
and procuring a marriage-license was mar.
ried 10 Susln Reason, another colored
woman. Caywood was then arrested on o
charge OF bigamy and confined IN Jail.
Five colored and seven white men were
summoned and empanelled upon the jury.
The case was proceeded with very cautious
ly, and The prisoner got the benefit OF all the
points considered doubtful by the Court.
The first witness for the Commonwealth,
NJ. II. Reason, had witnessed the former
marriage OF Caywood; but defendants
counsel claimed that II there was legal
marriage In this county between these par
ties it was matter OF record, and that The
record was in possession OF the Court, and
upon this ground objected to the witness
stating whether these parties had been mar
red, and IL be had witnessed the ceremony.
The Court sustained the objection. After
putting the same question in several differ
ent forms, with the same result, the prose-
cutipg attorney decided it useless TO prose-
cute the case further, and very respectfully
informed the Court that with its permission
he would enter a noife proSequi in the
cause. Permission was granted, and the
prisoner was discharged.
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THE supposition Of certain Republican
papers that the regular Democrats in Vir-
ginia are afraid Of continued discussion in
the Senate is silly. The rabbit in UNCLE
REMus's Folk Lore begged its captor not to
throw it into the frosty grass. For SINH
lar reason the Democrats Of Virginia might
protest against continued discussion; for
every speech made by DAWES, or HoAR, or
FRYE, or any other Republican, in denun-
citation OF the solid South and OF the Bour-
bon Democrats will make good campaign.
document for the Democrats OF Virginia.
Ask General MAHONH IL this isn't true.
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How do you like that, FOWLER?

When the solid South is broken up Bour-
bon ascendancy in that region Is gone for
ever; aud therefore men like the Senator
have good reason for crying out against
freedom OF thought and action. With them
opposition to Senator Malone Is matter
OF self-preservaiion.-- Washington Republi-
can.
Surely, then, you would not expect the
Democrats to cease that opposition. II the
Democrats are not iustifable in trying to
save the life Of their own party, nothing
could justify their protracted contest.
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Died. after brief illness on Friday, April 20
| 1881, EVA HUTSON, tho little daughter OF FRANK
| 7. and Saraiia A. Perkins; aged four year; six
months and seven days.
These mortal joys, how soon they fade
How swift they pass away
The diving flower reclnes It's head,
The beauty Of day.
But there are Joys which canno; die,
With God fOrevermore.
Dear ones beyond the changing SKI,
Where par ing Is no more.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
the parents. No. 600 Beverly street. on SUNDAY
~ O'Clock L. NJ. Frerds and acqutinIances OF
The family respectfully invited 10 attend.
Baltimore papers please copy.
Died. on Thursday morning at 5k o'clOcf, after
r long Illness, JOHN BRAXTON, only son oI WI
liam Il. aud Henrietta V. Barlow; aged two years
three months and ten days.
God hath taken him away
From our bosom 10 his own;
Surely what lie wills Is best,
Let Him do seems Him COED.
The funeral win take place from Triuiiy Metho-
dist church THIS Saturday AFTERNOON AT 3
O'Clock. Friends and acqnaintances of the family
respectfully invited 10 attend.
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The Lee County Sentinel warns its Read.
iu.ter friends as follows:
THE Cabin this issue is call for Re.
adjuster Convention to be held at this place
on the 18th OF May to elect delegates to the
State Rtadjuster Convention. We hope to
see every available Readjuster in Lee county
in attendance. One matter which we con.
slider as greatly affecting the veal or woe OF
our cause will, or should he, considered in
this meeting-tbat is, resolving whether or
no we follow Senator Mabone's strange and,
we believe, arbitrary change OF base. Ia all
candor and sincerity we believe that the
action OF the several county meetings Of the
State upon this one point will seal the fate
of REIMBURSEMENT. To resolve to be Part
Of The Republican party kills us-to stand
firm TO the glorious principles of Readiust-
ment, untarnisbed by unhOly alliances with
foreign or domestic Funders, will as surely
bring victory to our cOlOrs this fall as that
our cause is Just. Let every ReadjusteI
study we'll this question and attend the
coming May Convention.
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Secretary Window is an advocate OF a
b-metallic standard, and will probably push
The withdrawal from circulation OF small
Treasury-notes Zones to ives) will accom-
plish this, and this will no doubt be done,
although no positive orders have yet been
OWEN Washington Republican.
And then the Amherst Ne,1 Era aud all
the other one and two-dolar papers, whose
subscribers can remit their dues only in one.
and two-dollar notes, will applaud the wis.,
dom Of the man who makes laws for his
department OF the Government.
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There was, says the Washington CORE
spondent OF the Cincinnati Commercial, in
speaking Of what the last caucus Of the Re-
publcans did, "There was one point on
which all agreed, aside from the fact that
they must act in harmony, and that was that
there must be no back-down from the posi-.
ton that the rule OF the majority must be
insisted on. and the Liberal movement in
Virginia supported"
How do you like that, FOWLER?
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ICincinnati Irish Citizen

Mr.. Frank Leicber, No. 1921 west Fifth
street, assures us that for series OF years
he was Frustrated with rheumatism, until
life became emphatcal!y burden. He bad
exhausted the advertised remedies, and had
lost all faith in the efficacy OF anything to
afford relief, when friend, who had tested
the virtue OF the oil, made BIN present OF
a bottle. and, TO Franks wonder and de-
light, the first application afforded sensi-
bic relief before the bottle was exhausted
the pains and aches bad disappeared. tie
is a new man, and a walking advertisement
of the infallibility OF st. jacobs Oh.
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Last week we published call for q
" mass meeting Of Re2diusters and others
opposed 10 Bourbon rule In Virginia. %
The mass meeting was held In Hammerly
Hall on Monday, aud consisted, We under
stand, Of some twenty-five or thirty men,
bers.- Leesburg Mirror.
Their preamble recIies that " whereas the
Rekdiuster party, composed Of the freemen
Of Loudoun county," &c. Rather small
lot Of "freemen " for so large county.
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NJ NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS!
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
u. 4 r. MITTtLDORFER
will open this week a large stock Of
INV GOODS,
bought at the recent forced sales in New York.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER

DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVERi
All the late styles of DRESS GOODS, including
PLAIDS and STRIPES for suits;
BROCADED BUNTINGS in all colors;
BLACK FRENCH BUNTINGS;
ALL-WOOL BLACK BUNTlNGS at 1880. per
yarJ-regular price, 25c.:
BLACK BUNTING> a; l2&c. worth l6ac;
BLACK and COLORED SILKS At all prices
ALL-WOOL BLACK CASHMERE at 35c. worth
SOC;
SURAH SATINS. in all colors. n 7jc.;
TRlNNING-SiLKS and SATGNS In all shades
PARAsOLS-a new supply just opened
GLOVES at 10, l24 l6, 20, %, and SIC. worth
double.
CORSETS, CORSETS, COKsETS.
The largest supply in The city.
CAssIMEREs. COTTONADES, SACKINGs.
MATTINGS, MATTINGS. MATTINGS.
ESQ pieces new MATTINGS just received in 4.
54,and6.4; WHITE, CHECKED, andFANCY
at 10, Is, 10, 81. 3d. %, and 27c., AVID IN this
article We offer the greatest bargains. give us a
call
LACFS. LACES, LACES.
TORCHON. CORALINE. VERNICEGLI, LAM
GUEDOC, yALENCIENNEs, sPANIsH-at
all prices.
DRESS LINENS, DRESS LINENS,
from auction, at l2Ae. worth 1sc.. at l6a worth
25c., at rs worth 374c,
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR,
COURTAULp CREPES,
RIBBONS, RUFFLINGS,
BUTTONS, HANDkERCHIEFS.
HAIR ORNAMENTS.
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS az soc. worth 81
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS at 81 worth $3.50.
All we ask is a call before you buy.
ID. 4 +. MITTELDORFER,
ap 2f-Su,W.SSa j27 Broad street.
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Nj CLARETS.-On hand and receiving
several invoices Of CLARETS Of my own importa-
ion comprising the following brands:
ST JULIEN. CHATEAU FERRERE, CHATEAU
DE MORT, and ST. JULIEN 1874-all in casks
Of about so gallons oach-and
ST. JULIEN, LAROSE. PONTET CANET, Leo
VILE, and the CHATEAU WINES OF La
ROSE, MARGAUX, and LAEITE-al In cases
OF IL bottles each.
The above is one Of the finest assOrtmenis Of
CLARETS have ever been able 10 secure, partIcu-
lary as to the CHATEAU WINES.
OSCAR CRAM,
ap26.2w No. Ia Governor street.
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Hon. Emory SroRRs, the stalwart Chicago
lawyer, who has Just left Washington fol
bis home, says that the deadlock In The Sen.
ate reminded him "of the freshman who
had the ram by the horns In the meadow,
and was bawllng Justify for some one to
come and help him let Co." But unior.
tunately for Mr.. sroRRs, his faction hap.
pens to be the Irishmsn, aud they are Jus,
about TO let 60 aud run, too.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF an invi.
tsfion TO the annual meeting Of the Georgia
Press Association, to be held In Rome May
l1tb. u h in the form Of pass over the
Wsst Atlantic and Rome railroads. We
fcsdsf our thanks for the same.
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Surely the wing can see that our case uas
before Jury. "What can follow but rer-
dict for the plainti1ri" asked we. Courts,
Supreme or osper. as the Wing Of course
knows, do not render verdIcts. We sub.
uitted our case to jury, and called the
Legislature. the Governor, and the Supreme
Court Of Appeals, ss witnesses.
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plsIned that these words are used 70 describe
The city Of Memphis. which surrendered Us
charter In order to get rid Of lis debts.
Memphis now constitutes T" rhxing dis.
Ffrtctv
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The Democratic shouts Of % bargain ;.
with Malone sound very Ike their fraud .
yeils In le70. New York Tribune.
The Tribune Is blissfully ignorant that
such paragraphs iniure General MALONE In
VIRGINIA.
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nj BRO D-STREET METHODIST
CHuRCH-SUNDAY. May LIST. Preaching by Rev
W. G.. STARR, ID. d., pastor, at ii A. M.-subjec
" VIII the Saints be permitted 10 See GodY" and al
z. M.-subject, Couuterm irchisg and the Con.
sequence" cordial invitation to all.
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" CHI \ NJ u A G. y + q.

The following brands Of CHAMPAGNE on hand
and regularly receiving from the house Of Bouche
Fills & CO., In France:
EXTRA DRY VERZENAY,
WIN IMPERIAL.
MAXIMUM and PREMIERE SERRE.
These WINES are Of very superior qualify, and
having secured large supply, which is held IN
France subject to my orders, am enabled to sell
them at cid prices.
Also, constantly on hand,
@. II. MUMM & CO., PIPER HEIDSIECK,
L. RODER Err, and The
URRANA WINE CONF ANY'S UIammondsport,
:. " GOLD SEAL, the best CHAMPAGNE
made in this country.
ap26.2v OSCAR CRAM.
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TFIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (cOr
ner Twelfth and Broad streets l-Rey. s. c. CL0P
TON will preach lin the pastors absencel at ii A
VI. All welcome.
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NE MONUMENTAL CHURCH Rev.
j. 6. ARMSTRONG, ID. d., rectorl.-sunday school,
$50 4. VI. Church-Mornng service, IL \. VI.
evening service, L. VI.
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NE CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Main street
between Pine and Laurel streets).-Mr. ALBERT
ANDERSON will preach at S L. VI.
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SILK AND WORsTED FANCY NOVELTIES
FOR TRIMMING.
AND CONBINATI0N SCtT>T MiI,u

We Will aLo Of r
24-INCH CREPE III ADMIRE }.urpN Is.
>IIKa : A. a yard;
10 pieces ALL-WpOL CRFPE NoMlf W .-.t
40.INCH ALL-WDoL tREtt MOVIE st'-
4O-iNCH ENGLISH CASHMERE
i0-INCU LUPI>'- SATIN FINISH ,A~HNI ..
At Sic. a ward he value ~ which sl.f5.
.O-lNCH III ms CASHMERE a. So. ..
10 n pt'cp 'BSGIti-JoUR', siLK.wARP HF>rt..
IA CLOlli Al Sjc. a yard-va. uc, fi.1ft
DRAP DE HAYANAisE (new nour.iuss .. ..
ALI -WG0oL DAMAs.F DE tToMF, fo.u.h l.
75c.-Nalur. sl25:
3c-iSCH Al Wool CREPE VIRGTNlEu-5.
nuns YELLING. 40 inchr, vide. 80 5nc.,
CAMEI'S.H sIR GAiZF. 3B inches Wide. e. t....
FRENCH BAYONNAINE Ghe finest and '.-.,..-
weight mourning good, manutac ur,d. lud
own direct impOriaii0pJ At 9Oc yard;
ALL-WOOL RLA, X BUNTING Al ~:
ALL-WOOL BLACK BUNTING AZ l64, ard ...
We offer special Inducements ia fiNf ~II.
GREN \ Dl y -, also. WORSIEB J. 80 .
kuNIING> and other styles Of >UMNtE va
s5 pieces OF HALF-WOOL BUNTINGS atl0. d
ward
ayard-the value Of these good IS ~.
We viii also offer
so dozen 60-BONE, SIDE STEEL, SiDE-T 4. r.
COKSETS at 25c. pair worth from so o. &c..
100 dozen FRENCH-NOVkN CORSETS H 80
and 39c. a pair-yalue. 80 and soc.
We now offer all the various popular CORSt So
among them some Of the most fayOrtd-at C0l. '..-
able reduction from regular value.
large stock OF LINEN LAWNS ~ Ia Flnl,
the value being 1870: eases VERY ffNf NJ
l9c.. the value beng 30c.;
Al the various new designs Ia WHlIk1u ID
ap9o-Sasctr
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TPARAsOLs! PARASOLsl
TBALHIMER BROTHERS,
FIPrm ANp BnoAp srREETs.

Never before since psrasols were made has such
an immense stock been shown by any one honse In
this city. We have large, commodlous place to
show them. and win open MONDAY and duriDg the
week another large supply at lower prices than they
can be had for elsewhere.
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NJ SEVENTH-STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Preachlng at IL A. II. and L. NJ
by Rev. j. Y. TYLER.
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In publishing the other day . paragraph
In which occurred several times the phrase
" taxing district" We ought 10 have ex.
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NE ACE-ST EFT BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Grace and Foushee streets. -
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. WILLIAM +.
HATCHER, ID. ID, at IL O'Clock A. VI. and at
O'Clock L. NJ. on SUNDAY.
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NJ FIRST PRESB YTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. T. l.. PRESTON, ID. D., pastor
will preach at ] A. VI. and 8 Z. VI.
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NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
fcorner Main and Sixth sireetsl-Rey. HENRY Nc
DONALD, ID. d., will preach on SUNDAY at III A
NJ. and r. NJ,
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APOLLINARIS WATER.

roLLINARIs'
THE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
British Medical Journal.
EXCEPTIONALLY FAVORED. PURE AND
AGREEABLE. A GREAT BOON To CONT
MENTAL TRAVELLERS"
Nelo York Medical Record.
ANNUAL SALE, NINE MILLIONS.
OF all Grocers, Druggists, and Minera-Water
Dealers.
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
Zap 2s-Th, Sa&Tul
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FANst FANsl Fans,
LACEs IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

10 please the millions. Will open entirely new
styles at very low 1gnres.
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NJ JOHN C.. SHAFER,

NJ HUTZLER BROTHERS
have now open for inspection their
fourth arrival of
PRINCES AND DRESS-TRIMMTNGS,
which are Incompatible in QUALITY, STYLE, and
PRICE.
our soc. JET AND CHENILLE PRINCES, and
our soc. BEADED GlMPS the wonder of the
e1tv.
For BARGAINS in realty, and not in paper"
call at SIS Broad street.
HAMBU RIGS. HOSIERY.
KID and LILLE GLOVES.
SILKS. SATINS, Ribbons, &C.
Our GOLE-PLATED JEWELRY is warranted
not to tarnish. ap 10
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We pay special attention TO The purchase Of
LACEs, and can show any styles that are made
Large purchases made daring the past week. VIII
be opened 10 our trade this week.
A bargain In TORCHON LACE at csc. per dozen
worth twice the amount.
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NJ CT A Us + + + 7 BAPTIST
CHURCH-Rev. j. A. BARKER. Of Sussex county.
will preach at ii A. NJ. and the pastor, Rev. SAM
UEL c. CLoPToS, at 8 P.M
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SILK MITTs, SILK MITTS.

In the new shades and designs.
Isle and LACE-TOP GLOVES!
KID GLOVES In every style.
DRESS GOODS IN NEW EFFECTS.
SILKS, sATINS, FANCY STRIPED and BRO
CADED sATINs, SATIN DE LYONS. sURAH
SATlNS, and all the nice styles that are worn.
Look at our 20 and csc. BLACK BUNTINGS. We
lead the trade on them.
BLACK GOODS, as usual specially. Large adj
dltioDs 10 our stock.
Call and see us this week and II win pay you, at
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol, corner Fifth and Broad streets.
Agency for DIR. WARMERS CELEBRATED
CORSETS. ap 3O-Sa,Su&W
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M RELIGIOUS SERVICE WILL BE
HELD under the auspices Of members of the Young
Mems Christian Association, together with other
Christian workers of all denominations, at the
chapel west end Of Cary beyond Reservoir street,
lust back Of Morlon's flower. garden, SUNDAY Az
TFRNOON at 3 O'Clock.
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NE" CHRISTADELPHIAN SYNA
GOGUE Nevy's Hall).-A discourse at IL A. NJ by
Elder ALBERT ANDERSON.
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HOSIERY

HOSIERY
Of all descriptions. New styles just received.
LACE TIES, BOWS, COLLARS, NULL TIES,
of every description, and the latest novelties In
NFCKwEAR, to be seen in our establishment, and
prices within the reach Of every one.
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In HOOK WINE.

Just received from my house in Germany few
casks of HOOK OF superior quality which can sell
within the next two weeks by the five gallons or
more. OSCAR CRANE,
ap26-1w No. IA Governor street.
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MACHINERY.

HOISTlNG-MACHINES, DUMB-wAIT.
III Frs, &C., for stores, factories, and priyat
houses, made and put up IN the hest manner b.
]. w. CARDWELL 4 Co,
q Ism l6ll Cary street ,Richmonds Va
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SILK DEPARTMENT.
WE Will OFFLR on MONDAY.
BLACK SILKS.
'.'.'''...'....'..........

BLACK SILKS.
LYONFsE PURE TAFFETA ELK ~ g.
yard:
GUfNET's CASHMERE FINISH at Toe 5000.
10 any ever offered a. ~
Il pieces GUlNbT'S HEAVY GRO> GRAIN -.
ipg IN price from +l.lJ tl3j-i.e .
ya'ue amoag them Is III 30 yard:
piece, Bonnet SATIN FINISH a. if.D q
to ~ 20-these goOsis are The bca' vain. a..
fered In this city.
Also, AL SILK SATIN DUCHESS, a .
wide. ~ 1928;
5 pieces SURAH SATlNS at tl.2O-reua-.
$l.65:
SATIN nc Lyon (au siltl A. 05c;
SATIN DE LYON A. .l6J--'he quality ..
centrally nj ~ %;
SATIN DE MtRVtILLFt Y A. - p:
SATIN DE MERVhlLLtt y - S3-Jat...
value ~ which Is warr9n'rn $50.
BLACK BkOCADE -ILkS ana >AIIN~ .. 20
former value rl.25;
BLACK BROCADt. at 9jc., stiiiag '...af...
II pieces BLACK BROCADF, stfrym sI.z...
ayard.
our stock Of COLORED SILKS. ~ATfN~. SAL
De LYONS. >URAHS. ETC.,. hn1 nI. .....
variety we have ever offered, together R.,.
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A PROSECUTION FOR OUTRAGE ENDED-TEN
YEARS IN THE PENlTENTIARY-sAD END OF
A PROMISING CAREER REMAkKABLE CASE
OF DiSEASE-PATAL ACCIDENT-HYAE-
NEAL--IMPROvEMENTs AND CHANGES-PER-
S0NAL, &C.
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STAUNTON.

ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY LOSES $3.50 BIT
AN EMPLOYER; DETECTIVES AFTER THE
MAN-wORK on THE TWO VALLEY ROADS
OFF FOR CALIFORNIA; OGs AMONG THE
SHEEP.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08
Purify lIle Blood.

"Dr. Swayue's Panacea, the great alte'n
tive and blood purifier, and the most reli.
able remedy for
Scrofuln ulcers and white swelling.
Marasmus or wasting of flesh, dropsy.
liberated so re throat, hip joint complaint.
Dark blotches or defects in the skin.
Obstinate or scnly eruptions, cancers.
Weakened and debitatcd system.
Boils, yellow skin, pimples on the face.
NIcrcurial diseases, liberated sore legs.
In short, the most loathsome diseases
which have put every other medicine at de-
fiance formorc than quarter of n century.
have been perfectly restored by this great
vegetable pnnacea. In case of erlpt:ons on
the skin. or any part covering the system,
by making use of "Swaynos All-hcaling
Omtment.r to rub on, will hasten and cure
the most obstinate cruptive disease, no mat
ter how long standing. Describe symptoms
and address letters to DIR. Swayne u Son
Philadelphia, Sold by druggists. Rich
artlson & Co.. st. Louis Wholesale agents.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1881-09-08

Hon Alexander II. Stevens, John W.
Beckwith, Bishop OF Georgia; Gen
Gen John b. Gordon United States
Senator; Hon, John Gill Shorter, ri.
Rev. Bishop Pierce. J Edgar Thorn.
son, Hon. b, IL. Hill, Hon. John Z,
Breckenridge. Prot. David Wills ID. u :
Hiram Warner, Chief Justice oil Georsia;
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