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THE REAL GOOD DONE,
ID the opy criterion by which estimate the true value of
medicine. Some 81 the most eminent Physicians admit
Il L Il MAN'S
PU L NJ ONIC SYRUP
HE BEST REMEpY EYER pIsCoYEREp.


vii e Observed ssa. die esSss,s. r published
city and its immediate vicinity IN order that the public here
Of what this wondrous compound accomplishing
Mrs Van Sce is among the numerous instances Of
My sickness began something like six years ago with
men pa e Nv d
coud scarcely endure from the miserable sensation Of
e
ny .fs ws ss: and
thirsty and with the tongue furred My bowels
wh such snswag burning % there as e
very much and my multiplied diicutss appeared
ply sieisns attended me- and ofmany
and did Sss
mend e The relief howeye, wa. only
papasoas heart sosndinss in the ear sdansss
u@bns., Gl the finger !sngaor extreme .ea.iby e
liver pains in my Chest: with an oppressive sense tshtnss.
%e f and
and sss Of an III To d s s
sS h. y s
Some months since Obtained one d BrrxMAss Treats
Coughs 81 o lungs ca liver
s o Effects &c make me
peculiar and immediate, and most beneficial. 1t seemed
nGi sSsa but Cough s
eased became less and less finally left my and
mach removed all the reguated the heart and
liver freed from every painful affection; skin soft
moist my nerves steady and In word am entirely restor
do solemnly believe that if had taken Beekmans
syrup the time and IN the manner did should have been
II should omit say that made of On. BECK
MANS ESSENTIAL Pso the advantage during the
Thorough manner to keep tie stomach and bowels free from
those distractions which, in weak times
my oldest daughter about twenty Of who ha.
and Dyspepsia extending to affections of the Kidneys and
Spine taking BEEkMAS's SYRur and PILLS, and is
the wife Of En- G. Van Sickle and our residence
No les Barrow street, New York s,,vpv VAN s,,v,r,
New York, April 9Th, 1867
Van Sickles family one the most respectable in
any who would like with her
person. ny IN regard her n,ra dscsr,o,
Original Genuine Pumonic SYRUP and Vegetable Essential
see & sS se
cinss, ana no OF, 3ther ETA ~
!sh Courtland street, door below Greenwich street
Being generally in they kept regularly BY
New BrooEyn sc 70 &c had also Of aasorsa
agents in different parts Of the a24 im~eodr
COLLECTION AND GENERAL AGENT,
CHARLESTON, 8. c.
THE Subscriber being permanently located in Charleston,
C offers his services agent or for the collection Of
dra and the psIchs.s Of bills pf exchange in South Ca9
the principal cities tonss having had ample experience
agent and sehange BroFer Every interest entrusted
will at All times receive prompt attention. The utmost
IN the execution Of all WM WI e
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United states Circuit Court.

beIOfe
MAY 6-DEcIsIoNs.-Hafhdtcoy et al appellants Tres
colt al appees-Ordercd that the decree Of the Dis
trict Court be reversed
The Schooner Lexington, her tackle, &C., Isaac O.
Thorpe Sons vs. Wm. L. Hour and others.-Ordcred
that the decree Of the District Court be affirmed with
costs in this Court.
The Schooner Philip De Peyster, &C. appellant Charles
Morgon appeeeOrdered that the decree Of the District
Court be affirmed, with costs in this Court.
The Sioop Argus appellant John Field and others ap
peeeOrdered that the decree Of the District Court be
affirmed.
Emmerson vs.. Hogg, et aL-This cause was not con-
cuded when tho Court adjourned II will be summed up
this morning
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Supreme Court.
Present. Chief Justice Bronson, Judges Beardsley and

May 6.--Conoper, VS.. the albany Mutual Insurance
Company--This tried at Of the Circuit
Courts, and verdict rendered for the plaintiff Excep
tons taken at the trial the ground that by the
bye-aws of the Company, policy Of insurance could
not be assigned without the consent Of the directors. In
this the policy assigned to the plaintiff with the
consent of the Secretary Of the Company only Mr.. Sc
phens heard for the defendants and occupied the
reply
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vARSnn:-A Mr.. swartz Of st. Louis has discovered
new varnsh for oil paintings and paper, which may be
laid on dozen times then rubbed down and polished
like mirror, retaining all the while ts mpid and color
less translucency. The Chine something very
| similar.
To BE Husc.-Timothy Qun, charged with the muir.
year ago tried week before last found guilty and
sentenced to be executed on the 9Th day of May.
SAD AccIpESr.-Wc regret to learn, says the zaaes-
lei sllwe Esq, and his granddaughter Miss Caroline
Smith, were drowned in attempting to ford the Muskng.
um at Robinsons Ford, seven miles below Coshocton
CoNrcrEp.--Thc 81. Louis Organ states that Bacon.
who trial in the Circuit Court of the United States
for the shooting Of companion at Fort Scott has been
found guilty of manslaughtcr The prisoner remand
ed without sentence.
A STATE QuARREL-Thc people of Columbus, Ga.
and those Of Russell county, Ala, have worked them.
of a collision between them which may cause blood to
flow. II that heretofore the city Of Columbus has
had the ,Ss Of On the s
Russell county seem longer willing to submit to- and
for the purpose of mcndng the matter have erected
crossing now have to pay toll at both ends. The city
council Of Columbus have employed counsel to prose
bama SIDE and the matter stands II has assumed
such an appearance however that the newspapers IN
and exercise moderation and forbcarance.
MILITIA TnArSiSe.-Monday last regular soldier
ing day in Philadelphia Every between ls and ~
years Of age volunteers only excepted had to tnrn
out, toe the curb stone and answer to their name.
FREsHET on THE CHATrAHoocHEE.--Ther very
heavy rain storm at Columbus Georgia, the night Of
the 27th ut The water literally poured down In tor.
all night and in the Of six hours the Chatta
hoochee river fifteen feet cotton gin manufacto
ry, situated a creek washed away and carried
down the Chattahoochce, a total wreck, occasionng
loss of several thousand dollars
MURDER BucKs County, PA young man named
William Cutlchow murdered Thursday last, at
Brdgcwater, the Neshamony Creek in Bucks county
He had been drinking in tipping house with pedar.
and some others when quarrel arose in the course Of
which Cutlchow's skull crushed and his body
mangled that he died in few hours The pedar and SO.
vera others have arrested II is said that brother
Of the deceased murdered few years ago the
same place. ~
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TUESDAY, May 6-SamueL Phillips vs. Nafhp Y French.
This action TO damages for assault and
battery and false imprisonment The defendant is Cap
tain Of the American ship Moslem and the plaintiff
was one OF the II appeared that the plaintiff and
two others named Rooney and Scott shipped at the Cape
Of Good Hope to assist in working the vessel to New
York. In few days after they left Cape Town, they
found the vessel leaked from 10 to IA inches hour and
asked the Captain to put back He consented and stood
back, but on the next day, Monday the wind changed
and blew pretty fresh He then called all hands aft and
said he would bring the vessel to New York The plain.
tiff and the rest Of the told him they could stand
II and that they would never be able to keep her dry.
He told them that the wind blew direct for st. He
lena, and they would get there than to the Cape,
and offered them dollar day, each man. additional.
The consented but instead OF putting into ST. He
lena he for Pernambuco and after he had got in there
he had them arrested and to prison and kept there for
sixteen and afterwards logged them they aedge
For the defence twas sought to be shown that plaintiff
with two persons named Scott and Rooney, combined at
the commencement of the voyage to create revolt and
to induce the remadder of the to mutiny that du
ring the entire voyage their conduct mutnous and
dsordcrly and that the defendant only exercised the
thority with which he vested to preserve discipline
in the ship. Adjourned to this morning For plaintiff
Mr.. Nash for defendant Burr, Benedict and Beclcy.
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before Judge lngraham.
Henry Gates IS. The Mayor, aldermen, 9c.-This
ordinancesthe plaintiff employed by the Corpora
ton in 1892 to light and clean the lamps in OF the
outside districts the first ordinance under which the
ton is brought provided that the lampghters should be
paid and hrcequarer cents for each lamp they light
ed and the other ordinance provided that they should
be paid at that rate for 365 nights whether the lamps
were lit or not. In 1870, new Common Council was
elected, and they appointed Superintendent OF
Lamps and Gas. The new Superintendent under the d.
recon Of the Committee on Lamps and Gas reduced the
the reduction made without any legal authority
and brings his action to the quarter of cent
Is lamps for 365 nights which the above sum-
For the defence it said that the plaintiff acquiesed in
the reduction received the money and gave his receipt
for the same and il therefore, insisted that he
dict for plaintiff, $73 o. There fifty other similar
actions pending against the Corporation, which
abide the event Of this the question OF law raised by
defendants counsel
Daniel Drew and Sons Us. james b. Tayior-This was
an action to recover $780, the amount Of bill Of
on il. Defence want Of notice Of protest Adjourned
to this morning.
Before Judge Ushoefer.
Thomas Bryan and William H. King, Senior, Us. VII
liam Jones, Sherit.-This action of replevin
against the sheriff for taking certain property under
assigned in lS44 by two persons named Martin Arm
strong and William II. King r to the plaintiffs One Of
the creditors Of the assignors obtained judgment against
them, upon which, he issued execution put il into
the hands Of the sheriff and he levied and took away the
property and the action brought try the rights
Of the parties. Adjourned to this morning For plaintiff
Mr. Ellngwood for defendant, Mr.. N. B. Blunt.
Drrergne vs. Cramsey-In this cause, the jury could
not agree and were discharged There IL in favor
Of finding for the defendant and only for the plaintiff
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SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD,

-
"A dcns csnno, surpassed working through ihs
b :s%
moving Internal DISTINCTIONS and Diseases h "0uia
"' wSEss n kytE ;rf also
sr M ns
s se es. a %
eases also for affection. the Liver Dyspsps1 Co.,iye
saS Sa hf
Sss in q MSo.s Children %
%sas. ~ pu
the SYSTEM and where symptoms OF scIoua are m hs Least
mos. surely exte rminats IL u,a,..n. =, .,
The following certificates selected from among many
For further particulars evidence of the value
and efficacy Of this medicine, see pamphlets, which may be
Mr. Z. B. @. Kinsoe-sir have tried the Arcanum Ex
tract which you e.tosd 50 highly and find it s and indeed
taking the Acanum completely covered with botches
greatly he Flies Bsss had Sss'
week bOiches began disappear pile.
a. o o. and all GIVING 60 hs
Yours truly, - L. A. BLoDGET 50 South I'd st.
Mr. E.B g. KinsloeSir-Beiievin wing that Winers Arcanum
Extract well calculated to afford relief to who
have paraded before ihs public paisI Of
patent 70 state case which came under my own
immediate observ alton.
My e grandson about three Of age has been act
month; old Several physicians called HIM,
and they all hereditary scroulous affection
He his mother and
times apparently sue red the himself One
of his brothers having died about three after
had the White Swelling feared by the family that
this child would follow him. After having used all the
Scroulous Medicine within reason CHANGED adj
versement for the sale Of Wners Arcanu" purchased
bottle and after having used three weeks the boy entire
ly free from erupons his general health is much i'm
proved and he pronounced BY physicians 70 be cured
The child may be tme by calling No. 50 South
10th street. am, sir,
Your very grateful servant,
ROBERT FUREY.
Price, 81 per bottle or six bottles for s..
Prepared by John Winner Co.. 80 Maiden Lane w. sole
Proprietors for the United States,
Sold by Wyatt Kechum i2i Fulton R A. Sands,
1888 Bowery, Of Spring; w Bassett, S Broadway
and j. j. Coddington 1903 Hudson, of Spring. In
Brooklyn by Mrs. Hays lss Fulton street, Brce q James
Street, f. t. Qurk X Co., Columbia and Atlantic, and
Dr. Steane, 1874 Fulton In Albany by s. +. Phelps, 50
Second street. and b. g. Kiasloe 2o9 Chestnut street
Baltimore, Charles Wseman. New Orleans, Bertrand
Sisez. Richmond, Va Gaynor Wood Co., and by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. al lmsm
S(,HENCK,S PIJI,M(JNI(; SYRUP
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Court Calcndnr-Thls Day.
COMMON PLEAs-First Part-Nos. SO, III ll9, l, Ill,
H. 81 103 &c. Second Part-Nos. Io7 49, co. TO- 90 $685.
81, Il2, IL, 81, 90, %.
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RED SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONROE Co. VA.

THIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE will be
open the usual for the reception Of
tiers Its fame in the relief and Of pulmonary diseases
extending oyer period Of fifty sustained BY facts
and Of its medicinal virtues, however the
reader is referred work The Mineral Springs Of
western Virginia" by VIM Burke to be had Wiley 4
Putnsms The object Of this adve is that
comfortable manner and that they will be treated with
form and Kindness while the charges will be found
moderate the moderate of the springs. There
will be respectable physician attendance The roads
good ORDER and the beautiful Turnpike Road the Blue
Sulphur will have stages upon It plying between the two
Springs which will afford opportunity Of visiting,
my2 lmkrc THE PROPRIETORS.
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SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYRUP
HAS CURED Me.
READ! READ! THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
OF RICHARD L. cox, MAN OF HIGH STAND

an THE Sd day Of May, A. d. ls5, before the sub
the II
Burlington State OF New Jersey who his solemn
affirmation, did depose and say That about twelve months
burning the palms Of his hands soles of his feet toge
Their with distressing night swea This state Of things
nued until November last when he suddenly seized
with pain in the righ, side and breast His family
physician then informed him that his lungs in diseased
state and he became gradually weaker and weaker
and wasted in flesh unit, reduced almost to skeleton his
extreme exhaustion for with the creates: difficulty and
pain that any change could be made his Clothes
ean family and endsnds ed Iii who saw Rimeon.idered
his beyond the reach hope For days his appetite
had entirely orsake him. and he took during
that time-when he determined to try schencks Pumonc
Syrup That he had taken bur about bottles Of the said
Syrup when large gathering formed in his left side which
soon rpened under the sootsng influence Of the Syrup
and strictly followed the directions accompanying the Pumo.
mic he discharge in the presence Of his wife and
brother least ofck greensh matter so offensive
nature that his friends could scarcely stay the with
hhat at this time he unable to rise his head from the
pillow in consequence Of his weakness but continued
the Of the medicine having known that Mr. Schenck him
Of consumption, after all other had aedthat for
several weeks he continued TO expectoate feelywhich
thy chaactehat his appetite began improve hi, strength
and short time he able 70 sit up his cham
be The period intervening between taking the FIRST bottle
his condition created such and wonder all who
him during his Illness that friends and neghbors ocked
as I an5 rs s
continued using till he had taken twenty-five bottles That
he believes himself sound man aud in the enjoyment
fulfil them township officer well any period Of
his life that he has had his lungs examined and that they
pronounced to be IL perfectly sound eNndItGa coy
Affirmed to and subscribed this ID day May 1916 before
me lSignedl CHAUNCEY BULKLEY,
Alderman
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY, May 5--In the Senate,
the bill to amend the act of last year relative to
the New York and Eric Railroad was reported by Mr..
Hard with amendments and went to third reading.
Mr. H. made effort TO move forward all the railroad
bills but was unsuccessful, the Senate refusing
pend the rule The House bill for convention to revise
the charter Of New York reported by Mr.. Sanford
and went to third reading The Albany Basin bill was
rejected The bill to abolish imprisonment for the
payment of militia fines passed bill introduced by
discussed and lost Is TO IL reconsideration under
consideration when the Senate took recess.
In the House the general bill in relation to ncorpora
tons for manufacturing purposes came up and the pr
cplc of personal liability was discussed at great lengh
The bill finally rccommitted. The bill for the
construction Of locks on the Crooked Lake canal was
Of Nunda and Portage 10 the county Of Livingston
taken up and passed-52 10 a. Reccss-.afbanv
Argus.
LARGE CAReo.-The ship Eli Whitney, Captain
Dyer, cleared at this port on Thursday last Tor
Havre had on board Of the largest and most vamape
se Fl her tonnage she only 532 tons and has
on board 247Q bales cotton tof when 70 ae sea
weighing 9s7 262 lbs and valued at SIss2 o. Al OIL ner
coon the hydraulic press IN this city,
.h ~ OF about 30 900 lbs in round bales and
should be convincing evidence TO our shpmsste OF the
economy Of having their cotton compressed before y y
shn,cd The cargo we believe all Of 200 900
than any former cargo taken by her from this
port Savannah Republican I'd inst
EuIcnavrs TO THE PAcrPIc.--A company of Is
men women, and Is children left Springfield,
Illinois for California, April 18th. They had nine wa
CONS and started their long oilsomc journey good
spirits company OF sixteen men and seven wome"
have started this spring for Oregon, fromlPunam
III Chicago paper states that forty persons VIII
leave Rockford illinois, this spring for the same de,.'nar
ton Moving to Oregon California Is now ony ABOUT
equal 10 moving from Old TO New Connecucu, iorty
wears ago The road longer is true but people pro-
qress much faster now Clereiaad Herald
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NEWPORT, May 5, 1916.
Rhode Island Legislature Organization Election
Of Officers, and other Proceedings.
The Legislature met to-day, and the organiza-
ton OF both Houses was completed The House
Of Representatives reelected Francis Z. Hoppin,
Esq, first clerk; and elected Benjamin I. Eames,
Esq, Of Providence second clerk, Thomas A.
Jcnckes, Esq The vote stood Eames 40, Jenckes 20.
The Senate elected Joseph $. Pimsn, ESQ., clerk
George Rivers, Esq the prcse mt incumbent The vote
stood Pman 10, Rivers H. The vote strict party
one both cascsPmsn and Eames being the candidates
Of the awandorder party and Rivers and Jenckcs of the
Dorrites.
committee appointed to the votes for gene
raj officers, but did not complete their labors in time
to report this afternoon We understand that Henry
Bowen lawandordcr is elected Secretary Of State by Is
majority Asa Potter, Dorrte; Joseph NJ Blake, At
torney General, by 1876 majority George Rivers,
Dorrte; and stephen Cahoone General Treasurer by 50
majority over John Throop Chds, Dorrite. Ia.
Byrne Dnam, the candidate for Governor, and Elisha
Haus the candidate for Lieutenant Governor, not
elected by the people, but will be elected by the Legs
lature tomorrow.
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The genuine Pumonic Syrup prepared exclusively by
the proprietor, and is for sale at his principal Office No
Couandt street. where advice hay
lungs examined aud obtain pamphlets describing CON
free Of charge For ale slso bv sands CO.. IA Broad
way Huchngs 2i3 Blocker ST. Ford "a Fourth st. cor
gomery street Jersey City w A. T. A. Van Zandt cor.
Smith and Dean sts, Brooklyn Reddng Co,s State
street, Boston.
Please bear in mind thatP s. Beekman does not sell
original Genuine Pulmonc Syrup and to avoid deception
apply for the old established medicine No. Courtandt st.
a3lmkr
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Before Judge Vanderpoel.

jacob Little r Co. vs. L. Murray,-Ths was an action
iss the Inv with plaintiff 100 shares
of the stock of the United States Fire Insurance Compa
NY and received the above mentioned leaving OPP
tonal with the defendant TO sell the stock the stock
sold and after the great fire in July il became depre
cated and would not bring the advanced Mr.. Lit
tie brings his action the hypothecaton which his
counsel insists to be similar to promissory note. For
the defence ii insisted that promssory note simply
contains promise to pay sum oil money, whereas an
also other collateral matters that in the under
sderation contained stipulation that plaintiff might
sell the stock at his option Evidence was also offered to
show that the plaintiffs partner had called upon him and
urged him to sell it. and that he promised to do The
Court refused to admit evidence of verbal agreement
and said the should be governed by the hypoheca
on which merely left 1t optional with the plaintiffs sell
or not and directed the jury to find for the plaintiff Yer
dict accordingly subject to the exception Of defendants
will.
action OF repevn TO recover back property levied on by
the defendant under execution. It appeared that
man named xGores morSagea hc p5opery N cues
judgment against VOORHEES,, upon which he issued
cuton and levied on the propcry the plaintiff then is
sued writ of replevin and took back, and the ac-
ton now brought try the rights of the parties For
the defence it was insisted that the mortgage was ct.
tous and made the property from the creditors
Of VOORHEES,. Verdict for plaintiff, $l25.
.7ibmtus rs. Berhard-Verdict for defendant.
Manson u.s. Carr.-Ths action for assault and
tween the parties; the plaihtf clerk in the post
Office at the times il seemed that Carr had neglected to
deliver message the morning Of the day i'm question:
to Munsons father, and that Carr when telling Munson
that he had forgotten to do added he wished that he
Munson would get other person to deliver his
sages, he Carr, had enough OF business of his
mind. Munson going out at the time; returned
back, and asked Carr what he meant; Carr repeated
what he had already said and Munson struck him blow
the face. The Defendant is lawyer, and il appeared
was carrying suit at the time for plaintiffs father
and the night previous sent message by him to the old
gentleman, to come down next morning TO defendants
Office he wished him to make affidavit in the
The elder Carr did not and went over to
the postofce enquire from plaintiff why his father
did not Gomez upon that occasion the alteration took
place, and the defendant merely, himself sad boxed
plaintiffs Verdict for plaintiff six cents damages
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THOMAS MEINELL.


splendid Hotel has been lately reted and furnished
in the most complete and elegant by Messrs Jack
Cranston and after the 3oth April when opens the
public will be for the reception Of guests The expert.
Of Mr. Cranston host of the Rockaway Pavilion
Of Mr. Jackson, the Exchange Hotel Baltimore
Asor House, New York guaranty Of the style in which
the Eutaw will be kept The location the best in the city
of Baltimore.
The Pavilion, Rockaway L. l., will remain under the
charge Of Mr.. Cranson who, during the months
will be happy his old friends this avorite
place. tmsr