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WlNER5ARCANUM EXTRACT vs. SARSAPARILLA.
A SPRING Pqnher OF the Blood, ms Medicine can,
n not be surpsssed working is way through the system
with silent and effective force,
Cleansing the Blood.
Removing Dyspept'c Influences
Soothing the Nerves,
Removing Internal Distractions and Diseases that would
other cause injury the Liver and Lungs II 10 mree
cheaper pleasanser and warranted superior 10 any
other IN use. $3.50 TO-
ALL diseases arising from impure state OF Inc blood
such Us
liberated Sore Throat,
Diseases OF the Skin, White Sweli1gs,
Diseases OF the Bones. Ulcers OF al kinds
Syphiluc and Mercurlal Diseases,
Affections OF the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Cosiveness, Palpilation OF tue Heart,
Long standing Rheumatic Affections coat sno al oIonc
and Nervous Complaints occurring In debalsd CONSULT
tons. ..
of Mercury Arsenc Bark Qninne and any VINO are gu
f.rnp from Dlsessed Liver or nudcous treatment OF
the above Diseases should use The AcshuHi Extract
delay. .. ,.ha..
Virus of The parent development of 5croula in the
child is only remedy upon which REASONABLE nope
of recovery can be founded ,,,,,
bare both and bone, and where TO al
no human means nmpuaon could have saved i!e "a
ens have been snached from the grave and restored 10
health devourng disease being completely ersnlcoeo
by the Of this inestimnbe Extract
The propneIors OF the ArcanuIn Extract have had This
ying results In uslg the medicine neither business or
pleasure need be interrupted requiring only The usual re-
srant OF moderation in diet and Ia equally applicable ano
erFcacious ;he infant as well u ms adult
Pamphlets giving description for what tho Areanun
Extract applicable with observations on lnsensoie rer-
ypration and Treatise on Diseases IN general
bottle. Agents supplied with the above pamphlets
for grsuitous circulation ,.s,
The Money will in all be refunded when iai uai
Of this medicine has been made without bensheiai res
Price 81 per bottle or SIX bottles for 90 w.. ,. wa
John Winer Co. So Mnden-lsne New-Y YORK, SOLO pro-
prietors for the United States +, a.,as
Sold by Wyatt Ke.cham III futous- IL a, o 'a ais
100 aysrv cor OF Spriug; J. l. Coddingtop, 81; HUG
.oS rne2 Of SPRING w Basse, GA Broadway and
Al he NeyyYors Patent Medicine Warehouse, Division
IN Brooklyn BIZ Mrs Hays 1873 fultou-st.; j. Brcs n
James-st F. T. Quirk Co. corner Of Atlantic and CouH
Dia sta; DR.. Steane l2i Fulton ST. l5t in&Slm'
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" Dyspepsia.-Tha. most unpleasant and dangerous
disease cured by Sir Ashley Coopers Anti Pill
This P which has been USED extensively IN the pvse
unprecedented success IN the Old world Is r,roduc cd
this side ihe Atlantic SO great It's Merit OF
most eminent practitioners administer Il IN their prac
ucc Thousands testimonials otis beneficial effects
be sGtUced but he proprietor feels assured that The bes,
recommendation Is Us efficacy aud therefore prefers
hitting II to be tested 10y impartial public He wishes
IL however distinctly understood hsl he does pretend
that TIL. Pii VIII thing, but Only Will
diseases II ?erssvered 10. Among these Wind
the Stomach. Indigestion Nervous Headache, Dyspepsia
Cops paIon, CosnyrneBs and such diseases depend
pom improper to1e OF the stomach Those who
these Pills without deriving benen shall have their
ney refunded. Price = box Full directions &C.
comparing each box. For sale ONLY by
DR. CAROL co. No Murray-ss near Broadway
l7f meod' Principal Agents IN America
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"a FAHNEsTooK's vEaMIFUGE.

rHz TESTIMONY IN FAVOR Is OVERWHELMING
TIME NUMEROUS CERTIFICATES in possession OF
the propretors have been VOLUNTARILY given. many
parents have utterly astonshed at The number OF
worms discharged their Children aad the immediate I'M
proy-msu in their health that They could nor be SILENT but
would ose DO time In making known the fact 10 others sr
and near there really CERTAIN cure for this CAN
gerous disease. :,
The retail price Is CENTS PER aorTLE WHICH oripss
within the means OF all -.
Cer,ifoate ofthe Mayor Of the Guy Of Lanoatr, Pa
LlScAsTEs CRY. July Sd, 1874
Messrs B. A FAHaEsrocK Co.-Gentteuen: seYefsl OF
the Younger branches Of my family aborng under ynp-
toms Indicating worms, induced tho application OF various
remedies and am happy say ths your naa ne
desired effect Of 10 instance removing tno anos IN
CREDIBLE number OF of the large worms from one patent
which in addition It's other tested qualities Ia my family
h;.h Tho efficacy Of your Vermifuge as suro cure.
e''a' M CARPENTER, Mayor Lancaster City.
rb.re are many other Vermu2es beforehe public got up
In similar style with ours and they arc frequently sold to
The as being either M good ss ours
Pu, no such but be sure 10 get The
I'm. and genuine A Fahnesocks Ver.ge, ~ none are
40 enicxcfous and safe a. this.
This Vernuge Is equally efecual with adults, and Ii
sure remedy for tape For sale by The propretors
b. A. FAHNESTOCK l. CO. Wholesale Druggsts,
40 Johnst
Al,o by John MNhsu lss Broadway; J. ( Coddngton,
Hudson corner Spring-s; John B. Dodd Broadway eoI
OF Niutn.st John Hnton l69 sth-svenue Marco VAL,
corner Of Spring and Mott streets James e 1s Grand
al, r. T. Moss GrandEL corner OF CsnnoGil Dr. Tnonas
Ritter IO4 CheTyst and by Drqggss genefaiy IN New
YORK. Brooklyn Jersey City and Wiilismsburgh.
min WISH
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s4s367O %


0fthe persons under treatment in the Hospital jan /
lsi5 100 seanen, % paid for themselves wholly
or in part Il paid for by sureties 50 pau
pers OF those admitted during the year, 1880 were
men 602 paid for themselves in whole or In part 225
were paid for by suretes Cos paupers. Or those
remaining under treatment Dec. 3lst le45 81 are
men IS paid for themselves in whole or in part 10 are
TO paid for by sureties go are paupers OF the pay
patients ll3 became paupers. and remained such 473
weeks the aggregate The foregoing statements show
the following results 1850 scaInen have been under
freshmen, Sass weeks s6i pay patients 2S75 weeks ;
SEQ paupers 655 weeks The time thus stated has been
occupied by the several classes of patients about as fol-
lows; IL per cent by seamen per cent by surety pa
tenis Is per cent by other pay patients 30 per cent
bypaupers The average proportion cured is - per
cent; DO relieved, do, do. discharged by request
do; do discharged disordery eoped, do; do.
discharged improper objects, do do of deaths,
do The average time the patients have remained under
treatment is four weeks i've days aud two hours The
average number in the house during the year has been
ei7.
From the statistical tables appended to the Report on
the Lsns,ic Asylum extract the following detailing
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Portland March 1916. :. T. CoRSER

THE RIVER PLATE-The blockade which was
suddenly laid by the British and French fleets the
ports oil the Argentine Republic shut in large amount
OF American property. memorial is IN circulation
praying our Government far interfere To propose
10 the Governments by whose order tue blockade was
imposed far to modify ii as 10 allow American citi
Gems 10 end vessels ballast and bring away their pro-
perty The between the Allies and hosds VIII last
perhaps for years and nothing at last and
the Government OF England svows this war one Tor
peace and the extension of trade there would probably
be objection 70 the measure. Jour Com
STATE NORMAL ScHooL-The Semi Annual Ex
animation of the Pupils this Institution commenced
Tuesday of last week aud was closed by variety Of
suitable and Interesting exercises. on Tuesday The
various classes have been subjected 10 most rigid and
searching scrutiny IN all the branches OF study which
have been pursued during the and is but justice
The Pupils less than the Teachers say that the
progress which has been made in the elementary and
the advanced sciences. aud in the ability
muncate clearly and nellisenty what has been scquir
ed is worthy Of the highest commentator.
Albany Eve Jour.
NAvAL.--W e learn that the Frigate United States
ordered to be fitted for Navy Yard destina
ZION Coast OF Africa under Com. Read. 1t is reported
that the Columbus and Vincennes have been ordered
from China 10 the Coast Of MeXico-if shall have
u large naval force the West side of Mexico as well
in the Gulf. Bost Jour.
~ 4 project is in agitation in Portland to estab
lish Il steamboat communication between Halifax and
Portland, with intermediate touchings the principal
ports the OF Nova Scotia with those OF Halifax
DEPLeRABLE AcCIDENT.-Five children were
burned TO death days ago Fredericksburgh nea
Kingston Canada The family went to wedding par.
w. leaving their children home the Oldest being about
thirteen years OF age On The return OF the parents
late hour, they found their home a heap of burning
ruins and all their children burned to death.
ACCIDENT Of THE Boston AND MAINE RAIL
RoAp--The train from Hsverhl this morning met with
an accident by running the engine tender and baggage
car OF the track. the engine house the island
this side of Prison Point Bridge. lBost Jour 18th.
NATIONAL CoLoRED CoSvENTIoN.--It is propos-
ed BY the coored people hold National Convention.
some time next summer in Cleveland, Ohio The OBJ
ject opinion among themselves, upon
some plan o. colonization. Some OF them think OF ask
;ns for part OF Oregon.
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UNIVERSITY EDITION

III f.,,,
nFDR. wEBSTER'S DICTIONARY Abridged rom
~ The Quarto American Dictionary with Walkers Key to
the pronunciation OF Greek Latin and Scripture proper
names etc with Memoir and Bust OF the Author One
volume, royal duodecimo
Ia this Revised Edition. the principal object has been to
furnish those classes OF the community
who want for consul aun something ABOVE ordinary
School Diconsry but who not disposed 10 purchase
Websters larger works Fc: this purpose numerous adj
dons made the vocabulary and 10 the dehni
ions particularly from that portion OF the American Die
ronary which the edition OF lsil and also from
the addenda OF 1875 hsI the humber of words IN this Vo
cabuary is above INV taouscud 900 hau in
Wslkei's large Dictionary.
This Dictionary designed for general and popular use, s
presented the public in the hop. that VIII meet The
muutes Of the counIrynen OF Dr. ebster not
only among teachers and higher classesu Public Schools
aud Academies but also in The Counting House The Manu-
factory and the Family For sale by Booksellers gene ally
HUNTINGTON l. SAVAGE,
i28O. 2l6 Pearl ST. N. York.
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y Boston Subscripuons 10 The NeW-f ork
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r. The subscribers' LOZenge for Cold IN The
Hsd instantly aeva.es the isaTees5le symptoms Of that
unpl.assn disorder. Permitted dissolve slowly in the
mouth In Us action he mucua membrane Of that organ
/, ritbdrsws Inflammation from the parts affected Il is
s.o an rcacious aud approved remedy for
and loss of voice Price 3 cents box.
Sold q, the principal drug stores, and by j. COD.
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PACIFIC HOTEL.

EDHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully IN form his
friends and pubic that hs has taken the Pacific Ho
ta Nos 1862 1914 and 65 Gres1wchst doors North OF
Cortland 81 made very extensive repairs and i'm
urove-nls in He prepared 10 accommodate MS friends
and The pubc win arg- air. apartments The house 10
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erry OF the NeJersey and Southern Railroads. Terms
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General Notlres.

~ Noticc-The annual Election tor Directors OF the
Paterson and Rsmapo Railroad Company viii be held
Saturday tine twenty day OF March a. the office of
he Paterson and Hudson River Railroad Company their
Depot in the Gown Paterson Polls open - O'Clock,
NJ. and close 81 | O'Clock, p. NJ. BY order.
JOHN HOPPER, Secretary.
Paterson February Esd 1916 sSf 2awiMhat
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~ j. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor s,
Law and Commissioner OF Deeds, &c viii attend IN the
Reading Room Of Ts,nsny Hall ali hoars Of the day
snd e.sntng iyl5 okr
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NTOTICE.-Wheress Mary C. Clark formerly Mary c:
smith has publicly represented herself as my wife
hereby give notice that The SAID Mary Is not ana never na
racg-of which the public hereby required 10 lake
notice [ml06r-l ALANSON JAMES.
;. WINGS. administrations, Venetian aud
n Plain Awnings made by the subscriber al me snort
eat notice Ind the approved principles Specimens
OF NV ability may Dc examined a. The A-.or House, La
saw buildings and .hrou gh The principal business streets
il t6- city WM. WORKMAN, 1871 Greenwich 81
yi0 I'm between Deg and Fulton s:a.
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u Cologne Water, no, cheap but good worth 5
siiilngs quart Very nne also, al and shings sel
ling by J. < l. CODDlNGTON,
2ot I'm S0S HudxonsL cor Spring
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G..nM,NnER SAFES.-sILAs c. HEKRI

S,AIAMANDER SAFES.-sILAS c. HERRING,
SNo ISa a;er.s Is the ouly authorized person n ins
make or sell Wilders at-nt Slamsnder Sst-s-e
otbr Ssnnander Safes being infringement upon my pa
lent, saoectng The purchasers TO SUI. al s Tor daIs e
So Rnu-, rDd others and VII be extended 70 ell whether
Ib-y be manufacturers, agents. or purchasers
49, Benz. 9. WILDER Pa.cnes-
- An a.sort..l-n, Of the genuine Wild.I's Pster!
sna Double Schumacher Ssea for ssle reasonable
trns (snd good ute gIveul Al the Iron safe areho1s-
~ SlLAS C. HERRING,
~ 1w IS9 Water. corner Depevs er-st
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~ Just received, ssuppiy vi Arrowroot. produced
Al s. Ms.ys GeorsiA Il fully equal il quality to the
Bermuda from which il cannot be distinguished in sny
spect either before cooking aer and selling at hall
III, mice Grauitous samples for trial be had the
snb.crib.rs store J. 4 |. CODDINGTON,
g6fIm- 1913 Hudsop-st. cor. Spring =
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DEBATE ON SLAVERY


HELD IN THE City of Cincinnati. the ,;, %, 80 and
9Th DAYS o! October 1915 upon the question Slave
Holding N itself sinful relation be- Master AID
Slave sinful relauon?" by Rev. j blanchard aud N l.
Read, D. D. vol IL Just published by
mi2 81 MARK H. NEWMAN, 1873 Broadway.
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nvonn CHALLESGE.-Tha proprietor
1 SsfA nall ~

arnnn tHALIESG E.-Th. proprietor OF
- I1IUUWflGer's Patent Selarsnder SAFE challenges
sSy Safe maker ssent in the uniied states in ne sum o.
on thousand dollars 20 ID inpgra! trial The Safes 10 be
..r,- nv csinter-stsd committee from those now II
use always provided they Lot hed with the compost
on AS patented by Wider Naie-Th- foregoing arrange
" ,rrye 10 protect the manufacturers from pcon
fsv,ng made Safe for the purpose tesnngin
Such suspicion has attached Itself 10 al pr-niedi
40 lasts ofSses The only evidence perfectly ssiisfac
o-v 10 being IN accidental fires which he
rnanuf.ru,r-rs could exercise control.
SILAS c. HERRING, Proprietor OF Wilder's
sofinDIW Patent Sssrnznder Safes, No. l39 Wster-st
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and beautifer OF Nature covering for Tho hesd hi
pocrate the ancien, medical writer uPGo msn sodys
In bis Treatise The pars OF nc ,nttyo In start
Ing and preserving The roofs s1t 1l Of the I
mature badness occurs The aos yered with shining
% VI eS e @ 50 cpSS
the Of the har s.t Saows thai oil produced from
he sg Of e. s f ssf When &c s
eafing 20 of can be sdduced tbs value OF
: sas &c he hair o,I For s
has beea FOR dnndfu falling OF or WEAKNESS OF INC
a.. sOuDssS s
shou1 The real article, carefully purnsd spd nsn
E pstansd sale y B. sAH5Ir aSn: saa
S S,oaoM eot 30 cents for large, and Is CEN. for
East Broadway. fffce :" esf lmeod
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MINES AND MINERALS.
THE SUBSCRIBER continues 70 examine mines eno
mining regions for companies and individuals, ana 70
,eoer uDoc heir CAPACITIES OF tre ores and beat
o:es OF using mem nru Ding plans OF tursees Slns &c
s attention for several years beer particularly
IN he working and use of Ioc and Cope. ores in al para
al The uited States Cuba the Lake Superior country,
Ic JAMES I. HODGE. Geoog1ii enc Chemist:
Slockbhdge Iron Works, Mass.
REFERENCES.
ua.s-, Sauna l. Co Joseph Tuckermsn, Eiq.
= Ti.dsle L Co. Theodore Sedgwlck, Esq.
SamL Ward, Esq. IT, + 1u1sISot19 IsSt ~
Application be made to ar buIIEhm Oht "a, NO
s, Ltber.y-si. 20 teruis. &c ZoI IWnAHoe
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NEW coMMoN PLEAS RULES.


Of Common Pleas. for the Cts and County of New York
For sale the Law Blank and Stationery Establishment oi
ms JANSEN BELL, l58 Nassau-sL
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Boarding ann 5olsls.

BOARD ON BROOkLYN Nights can be OBJ
- small family for the year, II Required wiz
very pleasant rooms within minutes walk Of Fulton Fer
nv. Address NJ. 2. W. NILS VI
10ARDISG.-A pleasant pArlor AID bedroom mAy be
ID had by sGk gentleman or gentleman and his lxdy,
with board he ls OF May nex AT l2u Orchardst The
best OF references exchanged. mh2 2m'
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~ Phnion's Magic Hair Dye.-A new and nvsl-
liable discovery being liquid dye, which instanlanrousy
changes The color o! the ha whiskers beautiful
black. without IN The hsir or skin Gentle
hsve their whsk-rs dyed IN 1--WE minutes a. The de-
pot, pa Broadway Price per bottle 81. ms I'm
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STEAM POWER.
S,TEAM POWER TO LET n new buildic-. u ieet
= front by 10 deep about being erected corner Of 2t1,s
and ISs.ayanus Apply 81 CUNNING L P0LLCChS
an 80 w u 80 W-,t ls,hst mis- IN.
NTEaM ENGlNE-Twelye horse power, with Boil
Ser for sale Applyio =, CO..
mig 2weod. HARRISON LAYTON, II GoId-,t
FLOWER STANDS! Flower Stands just te-
vns frs.h ,;nov OF the above Al the Housekeep-
az. Emns2iuu, SMITH, TORREY & CO
MI No - Msidea-lsnr.
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forgot TO state continue the Of their invention
with the results W. H. =.
c- See similar certificates from Johnson. Ge-r Cox
Troy n Y: E. c. Salisbury, West Troy, n Y; John
Dale Iansingbursh n. Y Cook Engle, Brooklyn. ~
q La1r and C. b. Tippett. Agents Methodist Book Con
Germ 300 Mub.rry-s II. Y Charles Ross Co. Jeasrsor
Steam Mills 9th ST. z; Gen. I. w. Harvey SSrd-st cor
and 5rdav. no lawn
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Remaining in the Hospital Dec. 81, i8l5--.
Ivlrl : : : = : :. : : : . = : :
rb,. number is $50 greater than for l544.


The receipts for the year S3s,il7 15-eXpenses
s36992 7sshowing an excess OF s242i "a Inc fatno-
logical Cabine, is regularly increasing in value and the
Clinical and other Lectures delivered BY tho Surgeons
and Physicians attached the Institution have been
veil attended. The Library has been gradually aug
meDted and now numbers 5000 volumes.
The number of patients in the Bloomingdale Asylum
90 the 3ls, Dec. 1874 loi lbs admitted dur
hr ls45 making total Of 242 persons under treatment
during the latter year OF these have been cured 81 ;
much improved l2; improved 20 unmproved 20; died
70; remaining let Dec. l945, H.
The receipts for the year have been $50 700 l3-eX-
psnses s39,926 o.. Deficit 1926 81.
This Institution remains under the immediate care Of
s.siIful and experienced Physician, who resides
SANITY Oh the premises also ofa Warden and Ma,ron
The general superin,endence is iutrused Commit
zoe of six Governors chosen annually part OF whom
make weekly visits aud the whole Committee
ks,, every month The President ce.presideu, and
the Inspecting Committee of the Hospital make month
" visits in examine into the condition aud
management oI this establishment. important to the
cause OF humanity ii especially their business
every patient so far may be expedient All these
visit, are regularly reported the Board their stated
meetings.
The system oil moral Us well as o! medical treatment
is still regularly and jealousy pursued and has been
tended with such entire that letters chains,
manaces or straight jackets longer resortsd 10.
necessity for adopting any kind OF personal
restraint beyond occasional confinement OF patient
his room
Following the Reports various interesting matters
presented BY the Committee. The Inventory OF the
Real and Personal Estate OF the Hospital Is follows
Land and Buildings in the Fifth