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The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12

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The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-12
Skin DiseasesCured

By Dr. Frazer's Magic 0in.me Cur es as if by ma ic, m Il,A .Bla H ea ds or Grubs, B lott les arc Elu tions on the face, leaving tie sk clear, healthy and beautiful. Al cures Itch, Barber's Itch, Salt Rheum Tetter, Ringworm, Scald Head, Chap ped Hands, Sore Nipples, Sore Lips old, obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &c.
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Sole Leadership.

Know all men by these presents that I, F. l.. Mckenzie, wife of J. NJ McKcnzi.. and residing in MaTico,.a county. Arizona Territory. being desirons or and hereby in tending to avail myself of the benefits of or Chapter B. of the Compiled Laws of Ar izona Terri3cry and specially sacti ms s5 .6, 27, and 2S theseof, do herrb. declsrr my Intention and Durpoe to become Sole trader and 10 carry on from and after lhe dat hereof, in my own name and upon my own account. at the County Of Maricnpa. Territory of Arizora the business of q Retail Merchant in Family Grrcer,er Liquors and Cigars. and the amount of money origi nlly invested in such said ousiness Is less than Five Thousand Dol lsrs.
 h witness whereof I have herruato st ~ my hand and seal ihis the 18th Seal day of April. A. D, lsSe.
 VI E. L MCKENZIE.
 TER TORY OF ARIZONA
 COUNTY or FINAL. On the ffteenth day of April. one thou sand eight hundred and eigh:y-two per- -onally appeared before me. Lou TarseI . Notary Public, Tn and for the County of Pinal. E. L. Mckenzie. whose name is subscribed to the annexed instrument as a party fhea etc. personally kdown to mo 10 be the same person described in. and who executed, the said annexed instrument, az edged to me that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, and for the pur- poses therein mentioned.
 In witness whereof, I have hcrennto set ~ my hand, and sfiixed my official ! Seal seal. the day and year in this @- certificate first above written.
 LOU TARSEL, Notary Public.
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CITr OF MEXICO, May .3.-Five men who attempted to destroy bridge on the Mexican National rail- road last Friday were Caught yester- day by tue Governor and immediate lV shot,
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Partner Wanted.

A one-third or one half interest ir the HERALD office and property i. l offered for sale o the right kind ot aman- The first quirement will bt S3 900 cash, more or less. Sec ol.d requircmeni, experiences. Third requirement., business energy and capacity.
 Any inan possessi 2 the proper requisites can have the privilege of purchasing an interest in this paper and the real estate come led with it. or in ;he newspaper business with out inc real estate. Core. pnndcnce
 sulis i-e from such ,ia ie-.
 Men without some capital and rx- pericrce need not apply for the pur- rose of pur hasiIg an in,e.e.t \ partner fully cpmnetent Tn every particular to take fuI and coinpietc char.e and cunirll is wan,r ed, iC whom salary will be paid for Ia-,il .cinG the interest ni ihe other p::rt her. Tl:e owner resi,le~ at PreSc Jtt, and cannot give personal at c=t'oT 10 tiie business.
 TLis is fiY5t-c!a5s cpp"riu nifty for any gt II lt inIn with sane cupitIi and eoni deal of energ. aud ubIl.tr, 10 do exceediu ly well i in the publishing business.
 The II ERALD is one Of the olie- | Jews papers II the Territory and i> in politics. Ii was es aili-hci ir F..bru4ry, 1879, wbea 1 .acfc were Eui three or fur paDcr~ published in inc Ter.itory. From he very first, It has beer |. psoits;- ,lc an,i pavnE in tiluIon.
 The patronage in both the ndves- ising and jIb-wOrk departme..t has cen liberal, and he same can be .rrTtly enlarged by well directed ef- ort.
 The real estate consists of one uur;n of an entire business block ! ;he c,-nter of the town cf PhuaIx, 50 feet, witt q large and very ui able building on he same, in -hich the office is situated. With small expenditure of money, in re- airs. etc. the other part of tbe roperty n be made 10 produce o.4 forty 10 sixty dollars per Onth in rents. The town of Phe- K Is situated in the garden spot of rizOna and ils growth is steady and ' Ire. This is decidedly a first ,2$S opening fur some yOrng U an pos essed of the proper require ents- 4 man with mere brains an cash IS desired. Ca-h without aims wi not be ac, ep'ed unless e V hon property should he aur- aSed. The very hest Of refer ces will be required. Address
 j. J. GOsPER.
 Prescott, Arizona.
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Condensed Telegrams.

Very heavy fro>ts are reported from various portions of Iowa, and much damage is done to the grain and fruIt crops. Quite 2 heavy snow storm is reported al Marshall town in that State.
 Secretary Folger has been led to believe that the currency has been duplicated in several inst .nces, and transfers from the original plates hayes got into the hands of outside parties. A forged plate has been placed in his possession. and ex- perts declare it to be a trnsfer of the original. Tine Cabinet has author ized Folger to investigate it .hls own way. Doyle, the Chicago bond forger. is to be released in return for valuable information.
 1.-the Christiancy divorce suit, the deposition of Chri,tlancy's two sons was taker in D,troit, yesterday. They relate to the amour between Mrs Christiancy and ,;r. Hneht in South America, and other shameful facts.
 Gen. Brady has given $sO,OO0 bal under the Lew i:dictme.t.
 The Grand Jury has been asked to act on ihe bills for new indictments ; ,ha ,a.as -s,ar.c,,,.-e
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House Proceeding.

WAsHiNeToN, May 2O.-House- The vote on the question of the con sideralion of the Mackey vs- O'Con ner contested cledtior case resulted in no quorum.
 Hiscock reported the General De fciency bill Ordered printed and recommitted. It recomends appro- priatins $6,425,319, besides pension claims, for which a special appro priaiien of $16,OOO,OOO has been made. Another call of the House was ordered, with the result of no quorum obtsinabIe- Adjourned.
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Extermination.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-A Post-Dis- patch Little Rock special says: X band of vigIlantes has been chasing eight horse thieves in Missouri for over two weeks. Three have been captured near Kirbyville and lynch ed. The other five escaped, put one has since been mortally wounded Another has been captured and put in jail. Two are hemmed in on White River will be captured to day and lynched.
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Noticc to Creaitess-

In .he Probate. onrt of ,taricopa Corntv in the Territory of AriEona kard. decaassd.
 Notice is here 1y gwen by the pad---i.s,l- ed SCI nlIui -traioI ut the e-JGte of Y ti- ; Stankar.i, deceased to rle SrSilitprS O. a 'd al, persons nas.ag c.aisl- against ih. s...u aeccased, Is exhibit tRem with t.ie nee arr vOuSnes 2. iiHia Ten inout:= alt n first publication ut this noti1e 70 tne ii adini'iist atO. al ni- rvsiCeuce on Nad,.a.. L Street in the cify 0: tfHoesiN, s,O1rL- a. Msricoi,ss or at lac office Tweed lS hs.cS.tt. In city of Pho. nix.
 UHARLES F. SLANNAHD-
 Adm;nistgat i Of the essate Q 7. Y,
 Shnzard- tie csaSe5.
 TwEE & HAoSco ;lA. At.SrArys for Aim. Magcn Ssh, l o--
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 years-sucb as loss of memory, Lassiiudr. Nocturnal Emission, aversion to soc ety. Dimness Inf .iSIon- .soises in the head. t'.c vital Haid pa sing unobserved in the Urine and many ther diseases that cad TO in sanity and death.
 Dr. Nintie will az ee to forfeit Five Hun .'rea E liars for ca this kind ih. T;fs,i Rs Foraiive Cindar hie s"=ci : 3 vic- saG treatn fitl vi rot ''ire- 1r for any F. >5 lrir..t-4 2 .l iona -ii- ia i- DT i.iiti- t.s-t.- Hir ..~--e-s ''t-..-.-'- -s.rc ss ;l -rs.. f'--"- z--its .f-- ii s.s;-.,- 70: e'-' iu -..i'- anl. i.e oi - .i .' >F 1s .-o;' ..~ 7-. :9sles o 1l,.-fi .. s". rrH Io a. a:af-s- ...Is- t, --s.- .ie:;. -t a" ..; '.-i.; v es J. --9,.'i .i.--s, -:sss-.s N-'s s.=ri .-.s -... -. =T.. - iF.s-.--- -.7 i'--' -- ,.=
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The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26

ly the House, by piUd rocs vote, re- fused to excuse absentees. but on di- vision the majority invariably voted to pardon the offenders. Mir. Cal kins gave notice early in the day that he would not recommend any
 punishment for rhe recalcitrants, but said that hereafter re would in- sist that members should be fined for oLcoroa
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TIE aREA4 ENaLlsA eEMEDg

Is a ncveI-ralling Q c-re for Nervous D D litv- Fxiis'ls-
 ed Vitality sem inaJ Weakness. Sperma [ or hpt-s. Lost Manhood. I'm potency, paral- Y is and all the terrible effe CTS or Self-a ause- youth fal | lilies, and ex- % -I.aHa.a .a s- a ......
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Rol.ies.ea. s,ro oa u4-

U. s. LIND CFTr k AT uesoN. .a:... May .-t..
 N.,tce is hn; eby giv;', ias ;ae io; ,s-
 aamcd s. t.r-s have fled nn.ic. .,t
 -l,,a to lls., li:-i pro f in support .+ c
 claims and s,-';uTe Ii..4. en--r r-:r
 .ali..Eys: Vii i ,rT |. Lewi- Horfl--sI z: .tp. lication No I2l for the \ !, $ ction 3l. Township Y f Rang. East.chaageii frDrnD : No 327 1H.' t.is:..-- ant mum s the following paTst'i.S i~ " .tuesses O prove .,is cl.iin: Ih>,.n.
 .sslkrr. DaviJ Walker. 'eor.,e ols and Mics Pete. son. all of fem
 -i;. ic p;I c.. A. r .. and tis-f, -gc Il on Homestead app ic.;ti9'. No E, for the South east Ii of section .,i Township No 1 Norih of Rang N, Ea U .S < r. Meridian chs; 5e.i r. D. ; f.; SIS The clai.da.t names t.- --s. lowing witnesses to prove lis C .i'-,. thompson s;l kef- David Walker. >3.. Peterson and william k. Lewis. 2! eInpa. M;irics'pa Co, a- T. And ilti said proof vii. b :. maze b fore. tilc li,1 ordb C DeForrest Porter, Judge 6: .-i., ; .tond Judicial Di, trict for tine tf.iri .. " Of .NrizOn:i, at his hInb,.is t; ;.-5.- ! nix. Marco d. 'Cil'ty. .sr.zo3a. o-l j. tb day of ; me 1882. ar I0 o'cit,--;- .i =.l . of tllaf day. HENRY CCUeiE-.
 in-5Jd. Register. :,
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C0SSTE
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TELECRAPHIC
Buau-

-> SAN FRANCISCO, May 16--Seven new cases of smallpox are reported among the Chinese passengers on the steamer AltenOwer this evening. The engineer of the steamer and two seamen are down with the disease and were removed to the hospital.
 Ssot and Killed
 BLAeKwATER, Fla, May 1e.-Jo- seph Waters was shot and killed ny John " Hams this morninr. Jcal- oisy was the cause The usurdelcr escaped.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26
Robbery.-Disd.

SAN DIEGO, May 2Oth.-The store of G. Rsfh in this city was entered by burglars last night and robbed of jewelry and money to the amount ot $500. No clue to the robbers
 Dr. D. A. Johnson, ex-County Re .;order, died last night after a long illness of consumption. He was un. iverSally esteemed.
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26

WASHINGTON, May 2O.-For four hours, today, the House did nothing. The Mockey-O -O'Connor South Caro- Ina contested election case was called up this morning by Calkins, and Randall briefly said that there were reasons why the DemocIrts did ..,nf des An6sonsider.f .fhaf case. He
The Phoenix herald., 1882-05-26

SAN FRANCISCO, May goth The Board of health again considered the Altenower cass, his afternoon without rrachIng a definite ohclu~ion. It Is believed. however, that the passen
 gers will be removed to the hull of the steamer Contra Costa, which is now being fitted up for that purpose Only two new asesto-day. both mild The quaian inc officer thinks the danger of further infection is nearly
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The Concert ut the Academy To.nIrh,

=, E"-"INH5
The concert for the benefit Of Madame
Sachse comes of ut the Academy OF Music
this evening. Words Of praise Of the enter
tainment are unnecessary, the following pro
gramme speaking for itself:
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Tho tteatts found over.

The three Beall boys were given hearing
at the jail yesterday afternoon by Squire
Ankle, and the result was that the three BOYS
were bound over to the Grand Jury, which
will meet in April to answer to the charge
OF feloHi0usly shooting at and woundinp
Harry Paxton on the night Of December b,
last. They were bound over in the sum OF
81, 900 each, which Of course they failed 10
give, and were sent back TO jail. The three
boys werefepreseH&ed by MeSsES. A. D. Cald.
well and Arnett, and It was their desire to
get Elias Beall, the married one, out Of iail.
The trial was set for 2 O'Clock, but nm hour
was wasted away by the counsel for the de-
Tense in converting With their clients. John
wanted officer Dunlap to so out after u pair
Of boots that he was having repaired, but to
this Dunlap strongly objected, and John had
to borrow apair. About3 o'clock the hear.
ing was commenced. Will Delibaugb wos
the first party examined. He told about
meeting Paxton on the track above BealVs
house, and being stopped By the BeaiS. His
story was the same that was told and pub.
lished ut the time the trouble occurred.
Thomas BrAnnOn, who was with Paxton and
Dehbaugh, corroborated the story and mid
that ct the sixth shot fired By the Beaiis. he
shot three times himself,
The Bealls told story to the effect that
shortly before midnight they were in their
house when they were startled by a shower
OF stones coming down on the roof. They
rus he'd out ard found Dehbaugh, Brannol
and Paxton throwing stones at them. Isaac
said that he was the only one that fired a
pistol from his side. He said he fired two
shots and thQt they were from a No. 2o.I00
revolver, one OF which he fired In the air
and the other at the coon hunters; that Bran.
non fired three shots at them. Elias told a
story that corroborated Isaac's tale and then
II was proven that Elias was so drunk that
he could have known nothing whatever Of
the affair.
Brannon and petiibaugh both said that two
Of the Bealls had revolverS. This thew knew,
as they could sec the 1aSheS Mis- Hooker
who lives near by, saw these fiasheS and
earlier in the evening had been shown two
revotverS, isaac's was little one, and John
bad big fve-shooter. The ball that Killed
the dog was No. IS. and one OF the same
size hit Paxton. Theevidence all along went
TO show that John and Isaac were the ones TO
start the row, and that they fired IN all about
nine shots
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Assaulted bya Cow.

An incident which calls for prompt atten
ton from somebody happened on Sixth street
yesterday. A little girl named Grace Ingram
aged five. years, was sent by her mother to d
grocery in the neighborhood, on an errand
On her return she was attacked by n fcro
cions cow belonging TO family named Clee
living on Market street, near Sixth. The COW
caught the child upon her horns and tossed
her against a fence some eight or ten feet dis
almost stunned by tho assault, but The COW
followed her up, and would have again ATTACK
ed the little girl, but that neigh6or threw
coal scuttte at the COW and frightened her oil
The owners Of the animal claim that tht
child was teasing the COW, but this does moi
excuse the owners from the serious charge ii
keeping. such an animal In the city, and al
lowing 1t to run at large In the thorough.
Mr.. Ingram, the father Of the child. say,
she Is seriously hurt, so seriously indeed thai
he has grave fears Of her recovery.
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Yesterday morning when VIM. Graham,
Jr, the East Wheeling grocer, went to open
his store, at the northwest corner OF Fifteenth
and Jacob streets, he found that some person
or persons with very little respect for the
rights otpropCrty, had saved him the trouble.
Burglars had entered the store some time in
the course ofthe night, and appropriated u
considerable quantity Of portable goods An
entrance was secured by boring through the
panel OF one Of the doors, and cutting out u
hote large enough to admit an arm. The bar
upon the inside, by means Of which the door
was more securely fastened than in tho orli.
nary manner, was then removed the bolt
withdrawn, aud the door opened. The goods
taken ware tobacco, cigars, CaudN and other
articles OF u nature which would seem TO In,
dictate that boys were the perpetrators. Tie
money drawer had been forced open, but be,
Ing empty the thieves had their labor in thi.
operation for their pains. The loss us near as
Mr., Graham could estimate 1t was about 81
or $50. There was no sort OF n clue left az Il
the identity Of the guilty parties.
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A"KiI,lc, Mheelinri1n-

Jake Kemple's lecture at the Opera House
last night attracted an audience Of quite re,
spectacle proportions and extra refinement
The Opera House orchestra lent its soothing
strains to prepare the spectators for Jake's
spectacular entrance, but nevertheless when
he made his gorgeous entrance, a
thrill OF mingled emotions went round the
dress circle which amounted almost TO a
shock. Jakc's round face was surnounted,
or rather, TO be more precise, draped. in a
beauteous blond wig, the want0n locks
OF which chung close 10 his temples, hung
in wavy masses about his shapelY
Uranium, and dropped lovingly upon his
substantial shoulders and well down his
wide back, A dress coat, with low cut
vest OF white marseilles, shirt front Of
limp linen, with high collar and flowing
necktie OF checkered silk, aud pair of knee.
breeChes Of black velvet, black hose and red
carriers, tied in neat bows with brand new
low cut shoes, ornamented with flowing 70.
sets, completed his costume On the left
lapel Of his coat he wore sunnower and
Gala butOnnieTe, and in either hand a fully
developed suntiower was tenderly borne.
He read his lecture from manuscript, and
divided it into two parts, the tir& being de.
liyered in the costume already named, and
the other in "civilian'sn clothes. The effort
was characteristic one, though Jake was a
little out OF his element as a reader, and nm
aesthetic reader ut that,
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A meeting of the Washington District
Lyceum was called to order yesterday to tax.
action in regard to the death of Miss Tenn
serig, who has been member Of said Lyceur
since its organization.
After some remarks BY the Vice President
Miss Belle Fox, committee was appointed
to draw up resolutions, and the following
were adopted:
WHEREAS, In view of the loss we have sus.
tanned by the death Of our much loved
SchoolmAte, Tena serig, and of the still great,
er loss sustained by those who were nearest
and dearest TO her; be 1t
Rssofred, That the heartfelt sympathy OF
our society be extended to her sorrowinp
parents, sisters and brothers; and TINT We
devoutly commend them to the keeping Of
Him who looks with plying eye upon the
Re'Olred, That these resolutions be entered
upon our minutes, and that our Secretary be
instructed to forward to the parents OF our
departed schoolmate copy Of the same
ELhEE CHAIRMAN,
MAMIE PRESTISs,
SAM ARBUTnNOT.
Committee,
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BRADFORD, Pa, March 2.-oll market active and
asmer With an upward tendency; opened al sic;
ADVANCED 20 slHs declined 70 Sg1tC; advanced e
iosl 11iSc, AID closed a Sc ~ .
CINCINNATI, March 2,-IIogs arm; common and
light s. SCAT %; packing and butChOss6 6OG7 Is. =.
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oXE Of the most fashionable tonsorial estab
lfshments in Philadelphia, Pa, is that OF Mr.
Charles Binder, at the n. Il. Corner OF Seventh
and Chestnut streets, under Guys Hotel. Mr.,
Binder was Il soldier In the late war, and for
some years paSt he has had constant remind.
ers OF his exposure In the field in the way Of
rheumatic pains in different portions OF his
body, and he has always found it very dill
Cult to find relief. Latterly the disease men.
toned attacked his knee. joints and Nj,
Binder suffered night and day. He had both
read and heard about the remarkable pro.
prieties Of St Jacobs Oil, and resolved to give
Il q trial. Mr.. Binder says he Is very glad he
did so, for lie has found that rheumatism and
St. Jacobs Oil could not both hold possession
Of his knee.ioints ut the same time aud
whenever the Oil made movement in that
direction the rheumatism would beat hasty
retreat The disease made several ATTEMPTS
to regain its old position, but was each time
routed by the Great German Remedy and has
broken camp and departed entirely. Mr.,
Binder now has an exalted opinion OF ST.
Jacobs Oil, and whenever he hears one Of his
customers complain OF rheumatism be ex.
claims "Try ST, Jacobs Oil"
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RIYER NENs
q
Gathered Daring sQIourn Along I'M

Gathered During h0lourn Along the
Ley0e.
The Ella Layman passed up with tow Of
slaves.
The Scotia en- route from Cincinnati,
passed up ats Pm.
The United States Fourteenth district light
house steamer Lily Is above this port and
working down.
The Emma Graham arrived from Pitts
burgl about ?. n. with n good trip and pro.
ceeded OFT It's way to Cincinnati.
The river last evening was eleven ieetsix
inches In the channel, o rise Of foot In
twenty'tour hours, and was still rising. Bust;
ness wPs medium.
The Sidney, that popular stern wheeler,
commanded by Capt List, Is due to-day from
Cincinnati, for which port 1t will leave to.
morrow afternoon at O'clock. The best Of
accommodations cHn BE- had on the Sidney.
Capt, COulson Is advertising the bright
Light for Saturday morning, At that time
this fine steamer will pass down en- route
from Pittsburgh 10 St, Louis, Freight rates
can be procured from Capt Coulson ut the
ST. James,
The CIV. Bachelor did not arrive from
Pittsburgh yesterday until r. NJ, about
twelve hours behind time. The cause for the
delay was broken T head and the heavy fog.
The Courier went up TO meet the Bachelor
aud help 1t down, Both boats got away for
their ports about 2PM.
PIrTsnuRdH, March o.-Riyer 10 feet 0
inches and rising. Weather clear and pleas
ant.
GAJHo, March 2-Riyer so feet inches and
falling Weather Cleaf
EVANSVILLE, March 2.-River ~ feet and
falling Weather clear, with south wind.
Mercury 6S',
and falling Weather nj, Snd warn. lie.
parted; Hudson, for Pittsburgh.
LouBvILLR March 2.-River falling fast,
with 10 feet In the canal and - feet In the
chute on the falls. Weather clear and pleas.
ant. Arrived: Towboat Charles Brown, Pitts.
burgh; Little Fred, Pittsburgh.
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CHRONIC CATARRII
c9Ih754!Hs' ONEC0LLINS'

WIT YoLrAIC ELECTRIC pLAs.
KhI<[ TER, cOAting % cents, viii
instantly relieve Pain, Weak.
s5tA ness and Inflammation Of ihe
~ ~ Lungs, Liver, Kidneys and
Urinary Organs. Rheuma.
oTEaS tim, Neuralgia and scISlIra.
y wv Bold everywhere. mh9.NiTh
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Mr.. James Hamilton, the agent for the
above superb attraction, Is putting up some
very fine printing for his company here fol
Wednesday evening next, and we feel con,
fident la saying that our late manager will
not be ashamed Of their reception here un.
der his plotting, for during their cnagemen,
here last winter our people, one and all, spoke
In the highest terms Of the piece and CON.
pany, and since they were here they have
been meeting with great success everywhere,
and there seems to be but one verdict from
the entire press We give the following
notice from the Philadelphia LetigSr, which
Is the voice Of all:
The popular drama Hearts OF Oak" at.
tracted a largo number Of people last even.
ing to tho Walnut Street Theatre. The play
was never given in this city better than Il was
llSt night The acting was excellent and
the scenery was realistic. The principal per.
formers were Mr. Herne rs Terry DsMnt,on,
who plays tho part in q very pleasing tuan-
nel; Mr.. Harry Mainhall rs Ruby Darrell,
Mr.. Charles II. Clarke a. Uncle Udry, and
Mis- katherine Corcoran, who plays the
heroine. Hearts Of 0aGn will be repeated
every night this week.
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GOOD ROOMS TO l.ET-WElI rim
NJ NlsgIEp. with or without SfSni Ia =, IN. IN
wiSh; Cor. Main and Twentieth streets 'iI'V y