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CITY AFFAIRS.
Let not be absosbed in the doings OF Others as
to forget what is going on at home.
LIST OF ARRIVALS
At the Principal Hotels In this City' iof
the day ending July 81, at II M.

f& bt F BsEns's HorEL s3
r Wells r.. Nd ]. Michel, N. Y. J. p.
Walsh, Md. III. Morton, Phila u. w. Rogers
Bait. Alexander Meinung. n. Y.
UsIrxp STATES HOTEL.
] Mr.. jackson, Bait John Talman and lady,
Richmond, Va Ebid Johnson, Burlington. VI.
James Il. Sullivan, Havre de Grace. VIM. M. Ell
lott Penns, lyana. Park O'Donie, Charleston,
Lynn, Mass j. w. Rhuison and lady, Leeshurg,
va. H Olcott, Alabama Miss Ocott, do. Mrs.
Meux, New Otleaus. Thomas G. Meux, do.
Master Meux do. Chas. l.. Gardiner, Va L. E.
French, New Orleans. J. and g. Mitchell and son,
Prince Georges. Stephen Hielvin, N. Y. Hugh
NJ. Goodrich, Phiad. VIM. L. Shuburn, Nd M.
M. Nelson, WoosertcJunty, Mass. John p. An
derson, Pa. Ellis b. Schnoble Philad
CoLEMAN's HoTkL.
i. G. Cranton, Ga. H.G. Crantoa. do. j. Il.
Thomas, do. Y. Holecombie. do. H. b. Josketl,
Ga A. W. chatham. do. r. w. Lea, Tenn.
w. Dckenson, Ga Capt Strnghen, y. s. N
Com. Parker do Capt Gessenjer. do. Captain
Breese, do. B. G. Howard, Md. T. Landry, La
w. Robertson, Jr., Pittsburg. James Crossun, do
]. Elliott and lady, Pa. Jno. Gegg Va. B. W.
Harrison, Va F. B. Bedman, do. H. Olcot and
sister, Ala. u. i. Miller, Jr, Philad. Con,mo-
dore Perry, N. Y. p. Tulane, New Orleans. r
P. Huress, and family. Me. A. B. Campbell, N. Y
Miss ]. A. Look, N. Y. w. H. Tyler, u. s. A
Thomas H. Allen, Md. A. G. Nalle, New Or.
leans. Jas. p Sission and lady, Miss. J.H. CHS.
one, Philad. . at
Bnows's HoTEL. #e
P. G. Hardie, PhilaJ. Thomas Griffin, N. Y
J. R. Moffstt and lady, Charleston, 8. G. Miss
Moffett do. Miss Burckmyer. DO. R. NJ. Green
do. DR.. s. l.. Porter, La. Lieut.. West. Philad
| ]. Peters, do. Mr.. Dorman, do. L. Man, do. JR
Ashby --. E. B. Dnval Prince Georges, Nd
]. s. Peckman, Utica, N. Y. Dan Dodge, N. Y
w. Baly, lady, and servant. Va. Miss M. A.
Sims, do. Miss E, Coleman, do. ]. M. Carpenter
do. J. G. Ba'ele, N. g. T. w. Batele da. Miss
Batcle, do ]. G. johnson, La. e'
FULLER's HOTEL.
Capt. w. Foster U. s. R. 8. Commodore Nor
gan, U. s. N. Commodore Parker, do. Commo-
dore Turner, do. Capt. Mayo, do. Commodore
Stewart, do H Devereux, New Orleans. w.
Robertson, Pa
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The FEMALE EyE.-lt glares, invites, deiies,
denies, consents. II has the glance of love, the
flash ol rage, the sparkling Of hope. the squnt
Of suspicion. the fire Of jealousy, anS the lus-
tire of pleasure.
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money, 500 in Indiana, and 1ls5 in N. Yorl
city - Boston Journal.

A famous punster being desired to make a
pun exteInpore, asked, ssppon what subjeci,"
1.-The King" was the answer.
"Oh, sir, replied the wit, "the King is not
a subject"
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MEDICAL CARD.

nR. ALFRED II. LEE tenders his professional
IL services to the citizens of Washington and its
vicinity Office on H street North, near 7th.
july ls-3m'
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Sudden Death. Saturday afternoon Mr.
Snyder, residing ia Duke street, went to Coo
per's point to balhe, according to advice OF his
physician, and having been suffering from a
pulmonary complaint, the exertion Of swim
ming caused him TO rupture blood vessel
He immediately came out Of the water and OBJ
tanned quantity Of salt and took portion ol
it to stop The hemorrhage, but without success
He finally sank and died from debility from
the great loss of blood. The body was brough,
TO the CITY on Saturday evening.
@ HH Phila. keystone.
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The Man that Married lis Grand Daughter
Police Court. This morning, constable Whip
pie brought in Allen A. Hopkins, on war
rant for bigamy, and had the case continued
until Tuesday next. In the mean time, the
Grand Jury will pass upon the case. Two years
ago, Hopkins married for money, the widow
Huldah Homer, she being So years of age
and after spending $500 of her ready cash,
he left her and married her grand daughter,
Mary Elizabeth Whitemore. Is years OF age.
In default of bail in $1,000, Hopkins was COM
mited Whipple had some trouble with a
Springfield magistrate before he could get Hop
kins detained in Springfield while he came to
Boston for warrant - Boston Post.
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To be continued. }

FEARFUL SITUAnoN-.A man suspended in
the air by his Thumb.-A Mr.. Gray, Of provi-
dence, painter OF the Congregational meeting
house. in Kingston, r. l., last week ascended
the s,eeple TO take off the vane for gliding, and
having left the ladders climbed the iron spire
to the distance OF l2 TO Is feet above, relying
upon the ball, half way up the spire. AT this
moment he was raising the vane over
the end of it; as he did so, the spire growing
smaller, made convenient place for his thumb
to keep the balancer in the gudgeon bore,
when the ball gave way with him and sunk
The vane falling back with his thumb in the
gudgeon bore, held him fast, with his feet dang
ling in the air. He remained in this perilous
situation untila man ascended the spire, and
placing his shoulders under his feet, at once re-
Iieved him. The scene was terrible to be-
hold.
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81 FOR RENT.--A brick house containing
Elis! IL rooms, situate Al street, few doors
South Of the Avenue. Enquire at this office,
july l6-5teod
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The MaRLBoRoueH GAZETTE, IS welcome
We should like 10 have all the papers IN Ma
sylsnd and Virginia to exchange with US.
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Between sixty aud seventy recruits for the
rifle regiment have left this District for the
rendezvous al Fort McHenry.
It's to be hoped that Congress will pass the
bill providing for free bridge over the Eastern
Branch OF the Potomac. As il is, the farmer
who lives in that quarter cannot come 10 mar,
ket upon equal terms with those who live in
the vicinity Of the Long Bridge. where no toll
is charged.
1t was affirmed Yesterday, that the tariff bill
will, with SOME amendments, pass the Senate
by majority of two. Many doubt it.
~
Three Of the Baltimore volunteers who left
this city sometime ago, have died since their ar
rival in Mexico, One was drowned, and the
other two died from the effects Of the heat. -
Their ranlps are Belt, Beacham, and Co'e.-
They were buried with all The honors OF war.
Letters from the survivors say that the climate
is very hot, and that most of them are tanned
as black us Indians.
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MORNING, JULY %, 1886.

a. The Columbian Fountain has nearly, ii not
quite, as wide circulation in this city as any other
paper published here; we believe its circulation
among the citizens themselves is wider than any 9TH
or city paper Advertisers would do well to keep
this la mind.
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Robbery-On Thursday evening, at the
Worcester Railroad depot, the pocket OF Mr..
VIM. Perkins, of Virginia, was picked, and a
package Of money, rolled IN paper, containing
sl6Ojs was taken ,herefrom. Mr. Perkins had
,aken ,he money from his belt round his body
10 nav his fare, and instead Of replacing It he
had nut il into his coat pocket when il was
stolen. He took the money from The belt, out
side Of the depot, away from the crowd
There was in bank bills, about $500 in Ohio
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ON OUR DESK

TEE WHEELING AaeUs, come 70 US with
request to exchange. Certainly we will
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90 We saw TWO hogs laying side by side
yesterday,in the gutter, with remarkable re-
senlbance 10 each other. One had 2 ring IN his
nose, and the other had a ring on his finger;
one was beast by nature, the other was a
beast from inclination Times.
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The Frederick Herald gives an account Of q
number Of new and beautiful buildings thai
are being erected in that city, and says that the
"spirit Of irnproyementn is al work there M
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

A TWO story Frame, with back building, stu-
~ aied ON 10th street, between New York Av-
enue and X street. Enquire at this Office
july l6-5teod
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4 say, Mister said little urchln to a man
with "a pairof cross eyes, 'warn''tyou born in
the middle OF the week
mo, you little devil, why do you ask me
that?' Et
Cause didn't kdow but you might have
been, seeing that you are all the Time looking
both ways for Sunday
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A Uessel destroyed By Fue.-G. w. Tracy,
Of pilot boat Baltimore, writes TO. the BaIti-
more Exchange from Cape Henry, under date
Of July S, as follows: @ "a
"On Wednesday we fell in with the schr.
Man,eo, of Washington, N. G. She was on
fire, and soon after entirely destroyed We
picked up her crew, eight in number, and her
Stern boat. The schr. Manteo, Capt Abbot.
was regular trader between Washington, N.
| G.. and Boston.
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Accident at Chambcrsbuvg, Pa.--Cornelius
Kelly on Sunday, had his skull fractured, and
was otherwise hurt by being thrown from his
horse doubtful.
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FOR SALE.

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IMPORTANT.
xcTrTyJg PTCTORET HONEY OF

T TVYRwOKT COMPOSED wholly Of vegetables - &c
un.t .a.- sad valuable combination eve. uiede ISI 81
esxes G! III che, coughs colds sstai1 To- n,s
,ri-,r we received hi chest com -
cscy IN a. pulmonary eon2sini. .foa a. en,;1z ,5
a, or r has vey LARGELY aDc
horI The COMMON system Of yuFog 90 paaea
a 1 80, .ssty Il ih- appetite ncurshe. and
aonsnutions iu pzred 81 prot.seted coughs
ss.Is hy Ais.n.cn OH corner OF Broadway and
g,h BosEerJ; Watson So Cs,serire; CoddLnEtoa 3c3
t.cas1s iso,rwxl. Wliiisrnst; Crutroes, Bowcry
If IA snd rorrer or BroOr1e and scfok OF Ave
rue AID To Grzsd-s; Mrs Jones a 6reenwebsveaue
C. steam and Mrs Hays, Bailey, Brooklyn and vhole1als
asers, II Astdea-iAas. s9Ssv2m
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

In the ASSEMBLY on Monday afternoon, the
era Canal and Revenue bills were made special
order on Friday.
In the SENATE on Tuesday, some time was occn
pied in the discussion of the bill 10 incorporate the
Niagara Suspension Bridge Co. involving the cues
ton of the personal liability clause, when the bill
finally passed without dissent. Mr. BEERS made
several unsuccessful efforts 10 obtain early action
upon the Anti Rent bills
In the ASSEMBLY, the Convention Apportionmen,
bill was debated with great earnestness until the
hour of recess. A motion by Mr. WeRDEN 10 post
pone indefinitely was under consideration.
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Things In Harrisburg.

Correspondence OF 4 ne 1 rlOuIt.
HARRIsBuRG April ls 1886
Within four DAVIS OF the close OF the session, you
NAV imSsine that every thing Is hustle aud contu-
sion The last hours Of the Pennsylvania Lestsla
,urc are proverbiay characterized by unleslslative
scenes and requires the keencst scrutiny 10 watch
the current OF passing bills preserve the interests oil
the Commonwealth, amidst the great anNiiiy 10 suo-
serve local aud private interests.
The House have pretty nearly disposed O; AL the inn
portant bills upon hic-thc other branch is behind
Th, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad bill To which every
eve been directed for weeks lies upon the table
the Senate L, finally passed the House by vote oil oil
To IS alter the warmest contest thst mas hccn VII
messed here for Every thing that talent and ac
could accomplish done on each side From sub
ject apparently dry have had coduence such AS hiss
fxcd the reputation OF some upon eQusliy with the
highest Of our Legislative dees,ers The magnitude md
vital Importance OF the subject drew forth eNertons
which ordinary occasions could NOT command. IN"
West with determination 10 their rights and
advance their interests upon the alert and
through able Representatives placed themselves early
In the session 10 posture OF defence aud fortified ty
the almost unanimous expression OF Western opinion
often felt warranted In making the s,,ses-in some in
stances thrust De admitted. with III, empersi rashuess
The East demanded protection Tor themselves and for
the State against the inrosds OF foreign Corporation
to bear away trade To rival cities and spread
la,iou over our Public Works. Menace they sto-ael,
compromise they would not listen 10 On ! eide, The
suhiec, has been handled with unusu> AbdIy such
way that oeither West East complain OF unaith
full Representatives
The bill passed the House with kunkcrs amendment;
otherwise il would be very acceptable 20 It's friends
Ths ameudmcn, however ties the rope round Its neck
and places the eud " in the hands OF the fennsy
ysnis Railroad Company. who If they shall have three
millions Of stock subscribed and one million paid into
the Treasury before the S0th of July li.. and have
thirty miles OF the road placed under contract Tor com
strucon at least one hall Of which shall be a. the West
terminus OF the rosd Pittsburgh before thar time
have the precedence and the provisions the Baltimore
and Ohio bill shalt be mil void The fate of the bill,
t,sc Senate concur in ,his amendment with Phil
S6ephis Ii not doubted thai she has the poeer
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3 A FAHNEsTooK's VEkMlFUGE.

ruy TESTIMONY IN ITS FAVOR oVEkWHELNiNc
rIlHE NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES In possession Of
4 tn. proprietor have been VOLUNTARILY 2iyen-masy
parents been utterly esonhed Al The number o
onn. sed by their cndr-n and the Immediate I'M
prov.ent IN their hesh that ey could not be SILENT bat
would lose time In making Known the fact 20 ohefs Tar
and near that really CERTAIN cure for this dan
gerocs dlseasr - I;.. a,
within the 81 all
Certificate of ls< Mayor of ti< CITY Of L11,ester RI.
8asrrs B. A FAHSEsrocg Z Co.-Cent<nirn; several OF
The ycanper branches of my family aoorng under synp
,o,ns worms induced the application OF vsno1s
--rsdirs and happy that your Verrnu 2r gao NE
-.j,-d effect Of n.zncs, removing lie aiHoa ~
-d- number Isl Of h- large worms from one paro
r in adGition other tested qualities Ia my family
-..hii.l, III. efficacy S-rmfog- 3 cure.
NJ CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City
bs,. r. many other Vermfnge before ihr public gotrp
IN 1isr style Rtth znd Ssy frequently soh ~
%. 1nse.p.crng being either the Goad Is cure
20 N sat>mea<. but De- sure 70 get he
Ir ed equine B. 4 HshnsstocAs Vermfage a. noEs are
So ea5c1-ous and safe a. his
TEE vsrmif1g, equally eGa;tnal with adults, and Ia
sue rs-s;y FOR sale by the oropristofs,
e. A FLINESTOCK & CO. Wholesalo Druggsts,
49 John.
Aiso by Jobo Milbsu las Broadway; J. L Codding;ou,
Hs.on corner sprngst; John 3. Dojd, Broadway, coz
J.f.tcth-si; John Einioo, leg 5thaTenus March Val,
cocer Spring a6 Aou Streets lanes Weir 4s Grand
Z 2 Moss Grand corner Of Csnao1st Dr. Thomas
eIt- Cheny-st aud By Drugg.ts generally In Few
I'orE- BROOKLYN, Jersey Cty and Wlliismsborsh
rhe Ltf
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CoxsAcyIE, So q. ls4s.

C0ISACKIE, Sept y. lGi5-
d. TowSsZSo-To al whom this r,4y co7csrn= TEs
4, TO CERTIFY ny wife used boit!e of your ssrsspa
.a pre-ious her conhoe-nt under the most ssrros
d-czt- crciszncss being troust win ne dfopsy,
ins OF tn feet, affections, and mach de-
h,a,-d with ny permission. and M recommendation Of
those had Used il, she induced with little or
10 fAh-art Sdicr II sag, IN e-icre hzt ihs happy
desired effect Only u he borr- 81 Confinement bet a.
Ter The expiration of of lis RI dfopsy ard
Defvcus affection gave WY a,tosisag degree, and
her health better han IL bad besr FOR long time
previous
subscribe myself your mos; obetient and obiigsd
vaat, = D JAAESOS-
For sale al ls4 Fuilous; E r v4r Bu.Eirf 80 cor OF
Market ard Brost Newark ~ j C. Tns1s Jn Pat
efsor M les SCUM P-arist Albany; BEDDING Co No.
Stages: 5os:on: BaeIus Bah, Troy; Mr. Wells drug
gist. Utica; Grant Bookce. druggist, Pouzh.e-p-ie;
Rossnan Co Hudson Acdrew TruEI, Sch-r-ctsGy Ns.
Fo=ler, Larcgbargh ard by prnci pa trugy;ss gene
rsy throughout the United States, Yves; Indies and e
CarsdAs-
None genuine eIcsp, pu. ID tho Irrge square botIes
which cnct.u qlar and signed with Ire writec sigma
TIRE o: $ P. TOWNSEND, ard his came blown IN he
giass
g Dr. Townsend's SARsAPARILLA DEPOT viii be
removed The Erst OF May from lSi % $ Falionst cs
door 20 ISe sen oEce mnA 2awa WIS
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No. 40 l.. IOHri.atO-S'r. On sir- south side
| one door b-loss Green Ticn NJ
Tb- rrcisss abe Cur-s The.
EEEKMEE,S PULMONIC SYRUP
-,.,. ...J.,--io. ~ s1ca A. 10 swsk-o N, Iiv.

fs CONTINUALLY -e.1 s1ea a. 70 AWAKEN IL, velie,.
Interest thrOaE hoa. Lh- cod1tr;
Eot ,n1y 10 CcssrMPTGoS Coughs, Cold. Di,ss.es Of
tn Lang; Liver p!alt AID Dyspepsia butiu Sczoru-
or. plants EraPaons 0! tue Skin. Ulcers, &c This
r-I-,rr., STr,r IS se only crr:an remedy Known liz
pQfytng aersve sri restorative powers excel rr-ss
urrhy every o,h=r medical Preparation These eais
.ror-i,y are based -7on -od groundwork of -
rr,t tREs maze Tb=ss ccSEs have n i=stsa-
c-s b-ra r1tsordi-s. .s - BE eset ay miraculous
.,i ~. r,-rrbli- 70 give lls invaluable Il -c-a he
,si--.-r.1G ce!-hri,- winch !. -vs-ywn-re enjoys
B-ssrisa's OrstlI Gsaul1= PGl0ni syrup = as7Fays
yt-sra.vty. NJ s4ln-- IL - rotrey frocl ii dele
;-c. -I-. sd Tzssins Gcc-, sz.be Eccer ~ cir
-,rs,S---s Tner- j, now has there ever been
-rir or -sriy e.. Ike Ills sab- syrup For any
NJ ali -,rnsrab v..lh il Il - copc,i.toc preparation
and .scls stands ursa--scns WIKI tA- vita pcrci-
PIE and Working t- noe; uGivetssi AID beneficial results
uo1.. ta- hsnsr system
Tn wishing Syrup should y ps-ticuzr % look for
Ne 81 Corusnd-st o. The >orTa se- ese door sE-o=
-rSi- a. -ych = ~ % sa-G ol.ce i1r L.
s-s1rxn, TFes;lse With M detail OF symptoms. eIplsr-
alory pIa.es II Pamphlet LOVE, gats aso BeekEl.a
-, H-zii1 rls G-c1
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PETERS'S VEGETABLE PILLS.

rINHE Universal celebrity hlch this medicine gained
in every seci.ou I- County aud the -sny asons-
Rave established It's -ic beyond
ali docbs; Il g.Def. family uiriciSr Il has rlya In
ell cases indigestion Bilious teyer- D. spepsS Liver
Corplsuis SICK Hvsdnce. Jsancce sihua Drop.y Piles
Colo. Worms, Disease Of me He Hnd IN all affections
ofh- .,orhch and bowels Peters. PA, viii be found
never failing remedy
eer-. Pills are purely vsGes and Innocent thai he
;afant OF Lptollh old ~ KEN medicine reG1.t-
~, only with ss-,y bot c-fisnty n receiving al The
benefit med cine able Of .lpafns Females may
,h-, during al l critical psrpd, u their lives. P-lerss
P L. II -osufe heir health. and produce regularity IN al
the ancuou, OF life.
The i.la-a. aerlanl for 'ihis medicine has excited the
cuoidv OF certain unscrlPulcus counierfrit-r
thrown into n. markets lzg- qlau OF cert-Ous trash
under The pane OF Pe;ers, Vegetable Pills Therefore 10
gusr; the oac Rgaio., tsng-rog. imposition. and pro-
-I h owl interests reputation The Proprietor hss mad
label prepared ~ Ere-i -xpe7se ~ch VIII h-ace
forward envelope every o"xo thr genuine R-Ierss Pills
Tn iat il -nIcr, tt- hrs- c.Ors beng b.l-! red
an bacs tn q the abe isa Portrait OF the lsie
DR. Peter. in A circle LIZ back ground filing be'ns
'sss F.gtber 70 protect tn public against imposition
vrItieu .gua.ur- OF N. A = hASsIsoS via De found
every pars- coctaai oue dozen boxes Principal oi-e
ls5 FuIr,u- = corner N.s-s1-st m23 Md
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r-st ere fJr TIE Piles, internal or exesra bleeding
or Mind Sod .I2l F1l.5s OfTson-st and By the Pro-
n-,or regularly eiuc1s Physician OF twenty y-lrs
sri.nc- corS-ed ofce practices, hs.e Piles and al
Chrooic diseases successfully treated Medical Oce
100 5owery, 1 doom a5Jve Spnng-s mhl7 SnDkW'
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Ua.ent me6irinfs.

SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
WISER'5 ARCAHUM EXTRACT vs.. ShRSAPARlLbA.
II Tot surpassed working way through the system
with silent and effective force
Cleansing the Hood,
Removing DysPsptc Influences,
Soothing the Nerves,
Removing Internal Distractions and Diseases thai vOnd
otherwise injury the Liver and LaGgs. Ills three
times cheaper p-assuer and warranted superior TO any
other IN
Winers Arcanum Extract warranted perfect cure for
ALL dsea2e. arising from impure STATE OF the blood
such
Scrofuls or Kings Evil.
liberated Sore Throat
Diseases Of the ski, White Swellinss
Diseases OF tile Bones. Ulcers Of a.! kinds,
Syphil!tic ard Mercuna Dthease7
Affections ef the Liver, Dyspepsia.
CCsliveue-s PElpi;AIon o; the Heart
Long standing Rheumatic Afectuu Govt ard all Chronic
Rits occurring in cebAIed constitutions
Persons whose constitution. are broken down by the
of M-rcary Arzeic Bark Guinnc and who srf
f-rinc FROM Deceased Liver nintciuus treatment o:
delay
In complicated cases Of scro'la and In cases where
Vru. the pasent development OF Scrofua Ia The
cnld tis /. c1g remedy upon which reasonable hope
OF recovery can h. founded
In numerous instances also, where liberation had laid
bare both Liz and bone and where all appearance,
human hu aniputacn could have sayi lie Pa
been suachet rom tho and rssored to
health the d.voG1ng d!'ease being completely erndcae
by the OF this ue-tima6is Extract
The propretors OF the Arcsnrm Extract have had Ills
medicine used In al The shove diseases with tbs u
fyng re-n- IL using The medicine neither hnsine or
pessure re-d he interrupted requiring only the usual
IN Diet equally hppncei 10 anO
g fcsr.uuE to he infant well 49, t1s 1iult
Pamphlet. giving description for wha:the ArcanGHl
Extract applicable with rvaildns on inseashie Per
ppirSlion and rest-e Diseases sener,l. accompany
each bottle Agents supplied with the shove pamphlets
for grE;uiious circnlat
Price 81 per bottle. ak bottles for 81
John Wi-r x Co IS Msideu-lane, Newly ork sole pro-
pri-tcrs for the United S,Airs.
Sold by WvA., 1. K-tchau l2i FH;on-st; K 4 Sands.
lss Bouery cor of Spring; J. K l. Coddirgog SOS Had
snu corner of Spring J W Sass-ti 81 Broadway; ard
a, the N-vYors Patent Medicine Wareho1,e Division
81; tCroton Hal)
In Brooslyn hy Mrs Hays, lS9 Funr.sL J. Bric-. =
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Things in Albany.
Cnrrespondenco Of rhe rrihune

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
ALBANY, April2l.
The afternoon session in the Assembly has been
been consumed 10 the farther discussion OF the APP
portionment Bill BY general consent. the final vote
will be taken 10 morrow u: 10 o'clock. The result
il doubtful Ii will be an extremely close vote
either way. ours. &c
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General Nulires.

re- For HostOn via Norwich and Worcester.
The steamer HoTees:er Capt 6acon viii leave South
aide OF Pier No North River rve-y Tuesday, TsdGy md
Saturday, al p. NJ. connecting with the Ayus
Point [sitfl Gales PRATT, Jr. Conductor.
" PhrcnoIozist-, Publishers OF Psychological
an Physiological WORKS.
mh5N In FowLERS WELLS. ISL Nasssu-st y.
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Meoiral Notices.

NOTICE TO PATIENTS in New-York-Dr J.
~ CLAWsoN KELLEY, Analytical Physician. vii! DO
A, his Medical Office In New 426 Broadway Mon
day Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday tho 10th, 2ls
22d ana 81 for consultation with patients Diseases
Of the Lungs Liver Kidneys and Spleen, Scroiuz nc &C
Adyics Ia eli cases sruiuious
N B. Dr. Kelys theory Of practice differs from thai Of
all He not bleed blister nor use sotons Issues
nor Any mineral preparation bur 10 strictly connned 70
vegetable Regimen. sl6 90
nK HEWETT, No III IA acD ougai 81. near Bieocksr.
~ Dr. Hs mode Of praccs, system originated BY Tho
n,. DR. Jo sweat OF Boston, and II confined 10 Dsoca
ions Hip Diseases 3prans Contrscions, Passd Limbs,
Rh.umnsm Marcus Affections, Toadern1ss, Inf .mmaons
,nI Carya,nres tho Spine, Deformed Shouldos White
Swsgs Weakness Of tho Joints, kc. References given
on applying TO DR.. h. inH I'm