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VQL. XVI.
GGBUMBUS, GEORGIA, FRIDAY. APRIL 17, 1874.
NO. 90.
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WiAHTNorate, IfkU M.AFsHs«°°> <*
Booth OsinUn*. »rs**stoA
B. K. Boott, in TMdiostion of hU admln-
htrstion m Governor °< -M>0 8t Rto.y B*
f*md to tho
Th. Portland Canal f>(ll tJWBsa.np to-
morrow. .. .
Th. Civil Bight, bffl oomM op Friday
WMk.
Carp outer introduced* joint tofotulion
declaring (tut If had fttaMm* tB« duty of
United BUde. to raoognize Cob. Is
one-of' the IniHpflflynt notion, of Up
eorth, end the tthited Bute, will oburre
etriot neutrality between the oontmding
parties. Referred to’OenatMeo on For
eign Belatlon.
The LooUlam
unfinished bi
Homllton ond Morton both addreued
the Senate, the forme, hi favor of the
MoEnery government, and the latter in
favor of Kellogg. , ., | j"
ho Executive aemion.
ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Crew wad Paeaeagers laved neeead
Preach Bteaaeer Uet la a Week.
6“>
— pawn.
T«o ohfldren of Mr. MaMhew Tree-
r” Atlanta, died on Tuesday, of
aningltia-
Tta widow of Dabney P. done., late-
,, tll e gnat tauperano# otnaader in Oeot-
i^died a f.w dayaeiooe.
__v 0 dung, ie yet reported from the
,*u of lalt Friday and Saturday
Borjioge in upper Georgia.
iiiabop Qrom confirmed 300 penon.
in Hitaonah on Bun day, eonipiouou.
aaoa g whom waa Gen. Henry B. Wayne,
,*»nt eon vert.
-Hr. Tho*. Biohanb, an old and well
hows bookaeller of Aegnata, died ou
XmilaT. HehedoerriedonMebueinesi
io that city, et One etand, for forty-five
Tho Committee on Waynand Means
" ' )t*y tinge on
jsin.
wore auUmriaod to report *)
moitiaa and tba Sanborn oontraota.
Tha bill appropriating #3,000,000 to
tba OonUnnial waa rafaned to tha Com
mittee of tho Whole.
The Legislative Appropriation bill occu
pied tho day.
Nothing important.
WMhiwgton Kotos.
The Sanborn Investigation has bean in
definitely postponed.'
The Attorney General daMtiea that the
household e(feats of immigrants in use
one year shall be admitted free of duty.
siiiKUATii^iV^am ik an-
Nbw Yobk, April 16.—TUe report of
the loss of ii'Amerigoe wee first received
in thit ciff thlii (homing in a dispatch
from Brest, aigsed Ooariniery. Con-
siniery waa. a pas»eng.r on th. ateamer.
Th. hewa'^rreid rapidly, and th* fact waa
announced • by : ball* tin* at newspaper
offices. Tha ojBoa of tba agant of the
Trana-Atlantlo Company waa baaciged by
orowda, bat be hednoinfohnation.
Thera was,paaeh dpubtaa to lbs troth
of tha report, end not until they reoeived
the Associated Frees dispatch from Lon
dou, announcing lih* dimeter, did those
who were hoping it was mere rumor cease
to expreaa their disbelief that an aocideUt
had happened.
The aeefmd officer of L Ameriqua ie re
ported es lost. He wee nemed Beillard,
end wan one of the survivors of the Ville
du Havre.
London, April 1G.—Additional dia-
patohes, just received, state that the
steamship L’Amerique sunk near the Is
land of Ashantee, off the ooast of Brittany,
twenty-six miles west northwest of Brest.
Tho passengers and orew were reeoued by
English, Norwegian end Italian vessels,
whioh ware in the vleinity. The Italian
vessel arrived at Brest this afternoon,
with the evsw.
Information of thia disaster was not
oeived at Lloyd’s, in London, until 3:30
o’olook this afternoon.
uuuaa.
London, April 10.—Twenty of the
prisoners taken from the Donkonfield
were badly Injured. Five corpses
have been recovered.
Livingstone’s remains have been fuUy
MtoNMfc ,
7 ’ rramOela.
Kn Wm, Fla., April 10.—Dookefy
was convicted (end eeateneed to death
at Havana yaaterday. Thera are no
advioes yat M to tha result of the appeals
to the Captain-General, Oeneha, for
oommotation at lbs aentoneo. Tala-
grama from Havana heretofore, announc
ing Dockery’s condemnation, have evi.
donUy bean aappraaaad by tba anthori-
tiss.
Laadwa hat ItaHaaoat.
London, April lC.-rBnllion in the Bank
of England hu dooroaaad £28,000 daring
the past weak. Tho amount of bullion
gone into tho Bank on balanoe to-day ia
£8,000. Tha proportion of tho Bank ra-
servo to lta liabilitl**, whioh waa laat weak
par cent., ia now #41|.
MARKETS.
U IIUHiNH TO KHOUIBBB.
Maty aad Stock Markets.
Nxvr Yobx, April 1«.—Stocks active
end feverish. Money 4. Gold 18). Ex.
chsoge—long 488), wort 488). Govern-
menu dull. State bonds quiet and nom-
FLOODS IN TENNESSEE.
Damage la Naskvllle-Blvers Terr
Ulgk.
_i n.gro men named George Patton
«• na over by a train of tbo Air-Line
Bulnad, in Atlanta, on Tnaaday, and
killed. It is supposed that be was lying
drank on tha UMk.
-Mr. 1. W. Call, who bad for a long
tine been a compositor and a local editor
no the AngnsU papers, died in that eity
on Saturday night. Ha waa highly #■-
teemed wherever known.
-The Borne Commercial tells of an
Eoex porker whiok Maj. A. Boff ia fattaa-
iog in Floyd oonoty—whioh bog waighed
21b pounds whan pot in a pen on the 37th
of Jinnsty last, and now weighs 480, and
it daily fattening faat
-Mr. J. W. Stinson, of Hogansville,
committed Sfileids at Ula home of his
brother-iadaw in LaGrango, on Tnesday
morning, by ontting bis throat. He bad
been for noma time muoh depreiaod in
spirits on account of pecuniary embar-
namante.
-Tbs Atlanta Uqnor Dealers’ Associa-
Tke Prealdsmt Deellnea te Imterfsre.
Washington, April 16.—The following
diape tehee were seat yaaterday:
DxpamTKNNT or Jusvioa^^ |
Ion, by a esmparladh Of books, have as-
Nttnlnsd that then are
over 500 “bar.
room baste" in that city. Any ona news-
piper of large circulation, that baa bass
crediting for subscriptions, oan show a
larger “boat” list than that.
-The Polios Oommisrioasrs’ Court of
Atlanta, on Tuesday, dismissed one polios-
man for abeenoe frsm tbs city without
leave, end suspended two others- on# for
using vulgar language in tho station
bouse, and the other for miaoonduot in
ofioe. It ssema that Atlanta polioemen
now have to walk straight as an example
to othen.
—Colonel E. W. Chastain, of Fannin
county, formerly a itspraaantettva in Con
gross from Georgia, was drowned in Holly
week, in Gilbert oounty, while attempt
ing to ford it, a few days ego. Hs was a
talented end popular man, whose loss will
be greatly lamented. His age was about
silty years.
—The Atlanta Herald at Wednesday
■ays that “advioes have been received
that Aokley A Go., of Now York, are
buying eotton through tha South and
eptanoos at tha Sooond Na
tional Bank of No
Bank of Now York. They are re
garded as frauds, having no aooonnt at
ganieaas rranaa, saving no aooonnt at
tba bank mentioned, and are not known
in the eotton market.
—Tba Griffin Star announces that it
baa bean purchased by Messrs. 8. B. Burr
•nd Bolling Whitfield, and will b
moved to Meeon, where it will bo pob
luhed as so ovsniog paper, instead of thi
new paper heretofore annoonoed by Mr.
Fitoh. Fitch will bs the obisf editor of
the paper, whioh ia bound to shine with
bis scintillations.
ALABAMA NEWS.
—A whits shad was caught ont of tba
Coosa river, at Watumpka last week.
—D. B. Smith, of Opelika, baa bean
•ppointad United Btatas Deputy Gollsot
nr, in place of Inaao Heyman, resigned.
—An effort is proposed to change the
Fast Alabama A Ginoinnsti Railroad into
tnarrow gangs, (and extand it to We.
“Montgomery had a grand display on
Wednesday, tbo day of bar aonnal fire io-
*FMtioo and parade. All the companies
■■nds a fins tnrn-onl, with wreaths, ban-
am J. Ac. Boms spirited speeches were
■ids. Tbs affair wound np with a ball
“ sight.
tha Greenville Advocate, of the
< “We understand that tbs Balms A
Golf Railroad will ba abandoned, and the
■took, eto,, sold off. If this is true, our
WasHTNbToif, April Iff, 1874,
Hen. Joteph Brooke, Little Rock :
I am instructed by tbs President to Say,
in answer to your dlapatdh to him of yes
terday, asking that the United States com
manding officer at the arsenal be instruct
ed to deliver the arms in bis custody be
longing to the ikaie to yoq, or Void
subjsot to ySnf order, that ha duel
comply with your request, as be' ia
sored that your right to hold the offioe of
Governor has been folly and finally de
termined by the courts of Arkansas.
(Signed) •- Gao. H. Williams,
Attorney General.
PiritayitiitT a» Jpanaa,*
WaaBtHowiN, April IA I )
To Hon. Blieha T. Baxter, Little Bock:
I am instrooted by tba President to say
in answer to your dispateh to him of yes
terday, asking for the angpeet ft th* gen
eral government to snitalh Ton ih the
efforts to maintain rightful government
in the State of Arkansas, that in tba first
place yonr call ia not made in conformity
with the constitution end laws of the
United Btates, end in the second
place that as the controversy
relates to yonr right to hold a State offioe,
its adjudication, unless a case is made un
der the so-oalled Enforcements Acts for
Federal jurisdiction, belongs to the State
oonrta. If the decision of which yon com
plain is erroneous, there appears to be no
reason why it may dot bs rsviewsd, and a
oorreot decision obtained from the Su
preme Court of the State.
[Signed] Gao. H. Williams,
Attorney General.
Preparing tor • Fight.
Littlb Boon, April 16.—There is bnt
little ebange in tha Gubernatorial mud.
dls. Brooks holds the State House,
whioh is eurronnded by armed men, about
a hundred in all. Thty have two cannon.
Baxter's headquarters ere still at St.
John'* College, in (he suburbs of tbs
oity. He ia preparing to retake tba State
House.
About fifteen hundred etand of arms
belonging to tba State are at tha arsenal.
Both Baxter and Brooks have made a de
mand for them, bnt the demands are re
fused.
Men are ponring in on ovary train.
The oity ia rather quiet.
Government Won’t Intortoro.
Wauunoxon, April ltl.—The Seoretary
of War has telegraphed the commanding
officer at Little Book not to interfere in
the political troubles then except jo pre
serve the pnblio peace.
Nashvillb, April 16.—The Cumberland
river is still riling one ineh au hour.
Broad street is several feat under water,
to the great damage of atorea and rssidan-
oes. Should th* water rise one foot more,
it will invade the basements of thirty or
forty business houses of Front street.
North of Broad street the merchants are
now moving goods and eotton to more ae-
enre places. One firm will have to move
60,000 barrels of salt, at a loss of $1,000.
The damage to goods and expense of
moving is already very largs.
The high water has caused serious dam.
age, to the different lines of railroads in
this section.
The Tennessee river is very full and
rising at tba rate of two inches per hoar,
and threatens an overflow. The Cumber
land, Stone and Duck rivers are higher
than at any time sinoe 1847, and from
present indications they will reach or ex
cel that year.
MEATY EAINE IN MINNHSIPFI.
Overflow Threatened—The Planters
Gloomy.
Mobile, Ala., April 16.—Have jnst re
ceived the following from Yazoo Oity
“Oan give no information relative to
the Mississippi bottom. An overflow
apprehended in the Yazoo bottom,
now has every ineh of water it oln stand,
and it is still raining. No ssrions dsmsgs
yet." •
From Memphis, Tennessee: Severe rain
storm yesterday. Planters throughout this
section are very despondent in conse
quence of the exoessive rains and high
water, rendering planting impossible. As
yet but few have been able to plough far
rows for corn or ootton, with little pros
pect of improvement in the weather.
Raining here all day, with a prospect of
continuing
London, April 16.—Consols 92}e92).
New fives 4. Erie 32).
New Yobs, April 16.—Money easy et 4
aS percent. Ezehange dull at 485). Gold
heavy end depressed et U8)all8fo. Rates
foz carrying 8, 8), 2, C, 4, 1, 8. Govern
ments strong but doll. State bonds qniet
and nominal.
Prevision Markets
Naw Yoax, April 16th.—Flour firm.
Wheat advaneing. Corn lo. better. Pork
heavy, $16 76. Lard steady steam 10)a
10 3-16. Freights firm.
St. Loins, April 16.—Floor—fsir de
mand for low grades et yesterday's ad
vance. Com higher; No. 2 mized 66)o
on track. Whiskey soiree and higher at
94o. Pork quiet at $16 62)al6 76. Ba-
oon strong; shoniden 7c; sides 9)a8|e.
Lard firm; steam held at 9}o.
Cincinnati, April 10.—Floor steady.
Corn active and higher, 68a78. Pork
quiet; held at $lG.76a$17. Lard steady;
steam 9jfa9); kettle 9.90al0.00 Baoon
qniet and firm; shoulders Gja7, oleer rib
9.20, clear 9). Whiskey firm at 94.
Louisville, April 16.—Floor quiet and
unchanged. Oora qniet and noohanged,
72. Provisions firm end in fair demand.
Pork $17. Baoon shoulders 7); clear rib
j; clear 9), peeked. Lard 10). Whis
key 94.
Cottas Markets.
Livesfool, April 16—Noon.—Ootton
firm; sales 16,000 bales, iuolndiog 8,000
for spsonlstion end export.
Sales of Orleans, nothing below good
ordinary, shipped in Mar oh and April,
8 3-16. Sales of shipments of nsw crop,
on basis of middling uplands, nothing
below good ordinary, 8).
8 p. m.—Of sales to-day 8400 bales were
Amerioan. Sales uplands, nothing below
good ordinary, deliverable May end Jane,
6); Orleans, nothing below good ordina
ry, deliverable May and Jans, 8).
3:40 p. M.—Sales of Orisons, nothing
below good ordinary, shipment in Maroh,
8fd.
Litebpool, April 16—6 p. M.—Ootton
—sales of uplands nothing below good
LOTTMY.
NORFOLK. VIRGINIA.
i Runic GiulGItt Cufflt!
10,000 FpIxm to be Given Away,
iaeaettaf te
IMS,see, all in Gammy.
( the NASON
OKFOLK, VA,
; — (set
iDdlvldsal txi.SU te Iw dirind km ten aadte-
takisg—Ula skilly talks suss vtMsteary. As
Otasart will aaaUIvsty lake vtass u
Tasafisy, tk* M If Nay, MM.
sad so Ikrtksr yuliiaimat Is gvaraateta.
list oi aim.
OmOiesd Utah GUI
oh emad cask em _ . u
3SS3&Sterf'-E*:
Om Qn*4 Omk CHIU**. I.OI0
o«o «m4 55 am ijm
84 OMk Qlfta, H00 Otok 18.000
MOMfcOtfte, tOOGMfc 1M00
ftOOook Olfto, 800 oftok a 10,000
loooMkoifta, 160 «Mk iuoo
To Let.
144 8C1N0L TIAINIIl
fiprtae and Snumfr In . i min... narlaa a'ina
Oraad total, 10,180 OKU, all sash.V
Nates—XI ridt.lt hr Ido; M riokste
nianoToxa and aaviaoar aoaan.
Ml L noste, twstdsah Mia E Oarprnw,
■want; Inw I IntakTwdUc H^Tajrlnr, Om
I IAS H
Hh
Ool
naw; Jshh X Ldak, Walter ■ Taylor, Om
Tlrfinlm LociatMorr,
F Rfed DO Oof " “
JokaB Wkil
▲OdroM eoaaiNBlooUoM to
ITT.l
Mamie Idid AwoSStaaVsriMkV^a.
N.n.-ftetaHkjrj.Hte.tatetaptyte
■n^AyHHAjtei, |
MEBOHMaa
TO LET.
ordinary, shipped in March 0j; do. noth-
lelo
ing below 'low middlings dslivsrsbla
April and May 8); do. do. dslivsrabls
Jons and July 8).
New Yobx, April 1C.—Ootton firmer;
sales 946 bales; uplands 17), Orlsans 17).
Futnres opened as follows: April 16
7-16*9-16, May 16 21-32*23-32, Jana 17),
July 17 21-32, August 17 13-16.
New Yobx, April 1C.— Futures closed
firm; sales 16,100 balsa: April 16 9-
16*16 19 32, May 16), Jan* 17), July 17
21-32, Angnst 17 27-32.
Ootton firm ;
THE NEW TONE EFECVLATOM.
Their Twice item Expansion.
New Yobk, April 16.—The meeting,
Peter Cooper presiding, composed of
bankers, merchants end capitiliata, peti
tion the President to veto the Senate bill.
Tbs majority of th* presideota of hanks
belonging to the clearing bona* aignad
the petition. A committee was appointed
«o Interview-the President on Friday be
fore the Cabinet meeting. The Indus
trial Congress in session st Albany, pro
tests again! tbs expansion of the national
bank ourrenoy, believing it th* robber
of labor and the sum of all
villainies, the went of legal tenders di
rectly from the government to tb* peo-
2989 bales sold st 17)a
17fo. ; net raoeipta 664.
Augusta, April 16.—Quiet and firm ;
middlingslCo. ; net receipts 290 bale*;
seise 448.
Chaelbston, April 16.—Ootton firm;
middlings 16); low middlings 16; good
; net reoeipto 678; sales 260;
oidisaiy 16);
'stock 29,326.
Galveston, April 16.—Ootton in good
damand ; good ordinary 16; middling 17;
net reoeipta 708 balsa ; sale* 1,600;
stock 48,285.
Savannah, April 16.—Quiat; middlings
16); net raoeipta 676; sals* 688; stock
48,260.
Mobile, April 16.—Firm; middlings
16) net reoeipta 333 ; exports to Great
Britain 63, tales 500 ; ataek 32,903 balr~
TKLEGBAPHIC NOTES.
A MILLIONAIRE PETITION.
»*y regain, by proper effort of oar
> trade that she onoe enjuy-
Derohants, the
M from the region of tbs present term!-
““of tha read.”
—Th* Opelika Obeerver reports the --
rignstion of Mr. lease Hsyman, Internal
Eavsnna Collector. It la thought that tbo
opposition of White and Pelham had some
thing to do with the resignation. It would
not surprise na if Hsyman should bother
ralham a little whan tha latter attempta
to procure e re-nomination for Congress.
MASSACHUSETTS SENATORIAL
ELECTION.
Boston, April 16.—Thirtieth ballot
Daw**, 82; Hoar, 88; Curtis, 72; Adams,
4; Banka, 8; Sanford, 2; Washburn* and
Whittier, 1 each. Whole number of votes,
148; neeaaaary to a ohoioe, 136.
Adjourned until to-morrow.
■The river at New Orleans ia from five
to (even inohee above high water mark.
A steamboat captain of Baltimore,
William Kerwan, is dead. -He was 64
years of age.
—A Federal enrgeon nemed Farns
worth snfcidsd at Ben Francisco. No
oanae known.
—The tugboat Jay Faohard, oapaized at
New Orleans. Tbe captain, engineer end
one laborer swsm ashore. Ons whit* and
thirteen oolorad man were drowned.
—A duel ooourrsd st Bay St. Louis,
Miss., between Wallaos Wood and A. J.
Baehemin. Weapon*, dualling pistols;
distanos, twelve paces. Baehemin wm
tons through th* thigh at tbe Amt fire.
Wood wm unhurt. It to reported that the
entire party, ell of whom are from New
Orleans, ware srrMtsd by tbe Mississippi
authorities. Tb* party inelndM several
newspaper reporters.
Tew York Nagclnc tor • Teto.
New Yobk, April 16.—The meeting of
the eonuaitte* of leading bankers and
capitalists appointed lost afternoon, wm
held this morning at the rooms of tbe
Chamber of Commerce, for the purpose
of oompleting arrangemena to prooead to
WMhington end submit their petiton to
the President.
Attaobed to this petition ware signa
ture! representing, it it stated, over
$860,000,000. It wm arranged that a
portion of the committee would Uav* at
3 o'clock this afternoon for Washington,
while tbe remainder wonld leave at & to
night. They will assemble at tbe Arling
ton Hons* to-morrow morning.
SHIP NEWS.
THE WEATHER.
—Governor Brooks, of Arkansas, hM
ivernor Baxter. It is rumored
Gove
Gist Baxter will declare martial law, and
■she so so want movement on tb* State
Hons* at ono*.
London, April 16.—Tbo Gonoral Trans.
Atlantia Company’s steamer Lmasagn*
sank on* hundred mile* off Brest. AU
saved esoapt tha second officer. This ie
her third trip, and a#* hied Mvsaiy-fiva
cabin passengers.
Dkeabymsnt of W SB, >
Washington, April 16, 1874.)
ProbabUitie*.—On Friday, for the
Sooth Atlantic States, ineraaaing winds,
faoaRy’ from aonthaaat to northoMt, and
cloudy end rainy weather.
Mmme, April 16.—Firm; good de-
isnd; offerings light; low middling 16}
iigbl . _ .
el6o. ; reosipte 641 bslM; shipments
730 ; stock 40,846.
Boron, April 16.—Firm ; middlings
17) ; net receipts 21 baUs ; exports to
Great Britain 1278; salM 200; stook
6,000.
Naw OaLziNs, April 16.—Active ; mid
dling 16} ; net receipts 1026 ; exports
to OrMt Britain 1169, continent 6127,
Franoe 2606 ; sales 1000, lMt r. M. 866
stock 181,462.
Neuralgia. Pil®*i lk$$dfioh$,
Diarrhea. Boils, Old Sore*,
Lameness, Bums, 8or$a$$fi.
Toothache, Scalds, Sprains,
Hoarseness, Uloen. Wound*,
Sore Throat, Collo, Bruiiw,
Bhenmatlsm, Stmorrhagefi,
Xte.
New AdyartlEementa.
M 'P S 1 T, ( y i , , 1 >Mor sou L OHARM-
. J) ■** ®*y Ikaelaats
f** I**® 4i • 10. • Rod GtTGtitiooi of toy tHirioii
ggapuaeftgBe
gS«Btts9 Ksi! - ;.
wTiliT4^,>j a teTph^' a
Brnmobr/j
Pkoovttc Sborl-Hqnd, the ahoi
FkoORtjc^ Sbort-tiffod, the abortfsTt, moat aisople,
®8Gpnh*uiM, eutbllQg any ono lit a
*? > r,, P ort "peechfg, aarmoOR, Ac.
Lora ■ PrtvRr u written win. ia ..r
2" rr-v irorclff per nUnutp. The uuom-
FloyM ibooli I earn tbi> Rrt. P«re by atoll 60
Mata* Agentfi wonted. Address T w kVANS A
OOt M» t^wtb 7th Rfr«wl t Failodolphto*. Pa. dw
loagliter, 850 comic cute
. ond he tarrendera. It It euro over/
tto*. Don’t bother with beovjr booko thot aobudy
won to. Ilaaor lo tbe thing thot tokei. Agent*
woatod everywhere. Send for rirouJore ond extra
tona* to To-day Fabiioktng Co®pony, Phllodel-
pklOf Mow York, Bolton, or Chicago. 4w
apr!4
WORKING CLASS
ploy Meat at Aomo, day or ovenlag; no capital; In*
etrnotione and Tollable pockogo of good* sent
fwo by Mill. Add root, with olx ooat etamp, M.
YOPMQA rp., ITS Greenwich et., N< w Tot k. 4w
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness,
ANO ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WKLLS’ CARBOLIC TABLETS
PUT VP ORLY IN MLUE BOXES.
TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
■eta by Drag*IsU,«w
RICH FARMING LANDS
IN MBSEA8KA,
NOW FOR SALE VERY 0HEAP1
Tea Yean’ .CretUt, late rest eel, 6 pr mat.
Kesertatlf* toaRklet, site IssttaMt Hays, tent
free.
IUastmteV Paper, contalniu, the
Eoai«tes4 law, awlkV flee to all pari, of th.
— MS O.P.DAV1S,
Lead CoaMtHlaa., V. V. II R.,
start «w Omaha, Neh._
TUe hlgksst mdleal aalkerilU.
M Hmvwp* say Iks strongest Tealo, Purifier
sad Oeokstramt knows to tb* medical world is
JURUBKBA.
its deaay of vital tenet, aakauatkmoi
tk* aarvoM ayatem, raster*, vigor to th* debll-
Eatad, eteaaata vtttiMd Mood, removea veilol*
ekatrasUeai sad asts dlreetly an th* l.lver anil
MMfctPK JOHWQ - K ff
nOILKR MAKING.
010. T. 0IF70JBD,
Boiler IwCa^sLer
aai Shoot Iron Workor.
MONKTARY.
nOOTO AND tHOII.
Spring if Coming!
“The bade art beginning to owoll.”
Likewise oar stook Is beginning to owoll
WITH LABOl ADDITION* OF
aiAfONAnUE GOODS!
TIM, buck ud Ie color. aMtMd.eb.IMtU
wark for Mhecl wear.
W* have Ml tk* foverito atylM for Hea’e Wear
in beat kMduewed, tad ia ckeaper *mdM et
work, Ml gwwsafosd feltahl*.
OCR BT0CE OI
lisgint, New thoee
I Ml other Staple Geode for tk* weak* et th*
ml*, Ie saeaeelled.
we era well (applied with
Loathffir and Flndlncs,
nod ona oker ladaeeoMnta to all olo—> of bnyon.
If. B.—’We pay tbo hlgboot Market pete# for Dry
Mldof*
marSl eodkw3m
WELLS ft CURTIS,
73 Broad Otrewt.
A M. Water* A On., M Rma4 St,
Naw York, roaotv* Dapnalt Anon*at*
Bankara, nnS Onrsnrattem, anhj
to abnok at aifRL Lnan* mafia aaly
•e Oattaa aafi Apyrarafi Steak Ex-
ehanfa OaUatarala.
DOORS, IAIN, KTC.
Million* of Acres
The Pioneer,
i iw^ndlon P
■p'endld
msire
roepootui
irrSBTTTS
, In .very
foteHy. Asset. WMted ta *v.rj'ooenly e-jd towii
a tk. Kslted Met*, te make a parauaent be.1-
MteyTtotegch..
■teUag yea to cowl
■Mfolf pertleshwv at
OO.Pak’a.rkita, to.
ir-xaaasrT
rw
TBR *
SOM IT HIKO that nil pay pou-Afl
TO D0.Mfe«T\
LABOR 0A1H WAUBZ ODaZ-,
ANnEDrORALL.eOkcrm.rM'Ve'old; c *a
k* done dariar lalaerc time at feet keteae, or pey.
ily to tmvtl. Large aalarlcs to experi-
whuAGENTS ‘
for it at oaoo, to LARANK
A HALL, 14)4 Mortk Cbsrleo street, Baltimore,
Hi.
MBDICINCt.
THK REST ADVICE
that oan be given to peroons oi
popola, billons ooMplalat, oolle, c
headache, fever and agat, nerr. .
any dloorder affecting tbo stoanck. tbo I
kidneys, U to Um», ekanee,,^«rioUte tb
portant organs by the uee of DR. 1UTT8 \
Jptlon,
uerroua dabilKy, or ot
I llva • or
tbeso ini-
J VKOKT-
mililly. yot
jonl OCt'on. of tho
dlgoEtiv* organs and tbo intestines and r< uovatdi
portant organs by tbe
#ILB LI VIE FILLS. They net
thoroughly restore tbo fraction
is
as. TUTT-e HAIS DV€
MM qaallties (hat no other dye dot-. It*
siwt Is iosURteaeoBfi. and so natnral that it can
not bo detected by the clooeot observer. It i*
harmless end easily applied, and ie In general two
among tbe fashionable nolrdro’sers in entry larisa
eity ia tbs United States. Frici ft a l>o.\. fold
everywhere.
Our Seventy Pan# IHuotra*
tod Catalogue of
DOORS,
at hum wr.Tvna
STAIB BAUM, NXWKLB,
FANCY GLASS, A*.,
Mailed teas, #m tatemted ta ketMtag, ew
KXOOH A THOSVX,
waw aANAi. mam,
Jyll AAwly NEW TORE OITY.
Zcrofola, Erupnv- I'Uww of te. Zhih, Bt. »u-
thoey'a fir*. Xryeta-U., aiuteh*., Tamer., If,I!.,
Tetter, ead ZaH Rlwam, Sceld toed, Hiipworm.
Zheanutl.-e, Prin ead Zalemmeat of th ; - n.......
Pamela Wtekeew, Sterility, IMcorrlM
a. and'pllee', all prooead from impure Mood.
PE, TUTTE lAMlPAklUA
!• tbo most powerful Blood Fariffer known t«»
oMdioal science, it eaten Into the mentation
and eradicates every morbiEc agent; renovate*
Ike system; produces a beant'frl complexion and
onuses tbe body to gain flesh and Incrvaso lu
Hoop tbo Blood Hfalthy
Sad all will be well. To do so, notblug ba* ever
Men offered that eon eompare with this valuable
— t.kl. ta ftf.pt Brlna fit did, m ft,tli, iutM ft.W
8>6D ourta iww caw ivMpwv inn un* vuiuiuiu
vegetable extract. Prioe glkOO a bottle, bold by
oiiDrttgjtieM. OBoo 48 Oortisndt stteot, N. Y.
fobl&doodAOly
