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p,.nny,. " .rIoS Al Iur Arm IL. In aAnera

VI. Custom the this vori,e thester to give bis
ps'rnts 81 extra selected each Saturday even
rg pared ssch for To NiGHr cousss Of three Of
.he PRINCIPAL pie Of the week In bill Wig HAssS
r. s>asM The Youns Continental, Tar WAsxISe HAND
Ststre Lover and THs WIZARD PaiEsr; Or, This Hall
Of Fste tho whole of the company sns On MONDAY
the Inci,n drama TO be brought out in sne style
the pen Of yr Poole aud entitled WErANo
Or The Wan panoass and Narfs,snsetts"
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The pame Of ARIIL s. THURsTos, the Republican
cspGic hte for Canal Commissioner. has been mis-
o, nted ARIEL r. TbuIston in some ballots printed 10
Pusl ius for circulation in Kings County BE careful
to read your bslo, and compare Is with the ticket
printed in hi, paper.
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

The Thirte enth Ward Republican Association held
a meeting tact evening at Onderconks, corHer Of
GrsnG and Clinton STREETS, and completed tneir al
rapgepens fOf the election on Tussa.y Ehsro woo
a full attendance. TIE Seventh Ward Republican
Association also held meeting at No. 68 East Bsoad
way for tue same purpose.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

o.kyn is alive to the importance Of the present
election ard call particular attention to the meet
ing torigtt 10 be held at the corner Of Cout aud
sacke.t streets We TO ice tbst Geo. II. Andre W
Gen Duryes, Daniel l.. Northrep and John Wirsow
vii posiiiyely speak
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SUPERIOR CoURr-TsAL TgRN-0er. o.-Bofors JaSss
BoswoRTH.
In the case Of Alb,u W Psge sgt The Nsw.fcsk
Central Railroad Co for damages cary the plsina II ~
wrong oeeob and then eectns him from the cars eeesase
be extra fare the Jury broasnt IN ycfcaSs
for The deenc ants TIE circumstances Of tbs wers ~
ported IN full il THE TRIBUNE Of Friday.
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CITY ITEMS.

We call attention to . nee:ng TO ratify Sa.s, City,
&C., officers in the Sixte aBtb Ward iris evenicS at
Kn,cherbcck Hall az advertised on or first page.
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BRoOLyN CITY COURT-Bsfors Judge cvLvsa
Fanny Lawrence Joseph Harris hst guardian. 49, Jss'

AcTION FOR SLAsDER The plain IL visited tie
house deenasr the evening Of March ity sad se.s
sef defendants wife missed some sftelss lss
ely AZ asssd the defendant circulated the report tes nts
had stolen them whih resulted 70 The nu o. -
fotd nsrs c therefore OF aims esnagss 10 tho smoen
e5ts number of witnesses were examined 90 shs psc
n. pre c1tsop a. well the dsfene and tss cue 80
concluded evening tut Jury reurs9 eni nos
i'm ssret At tie Using Of tho Court were directed 70 bd
sesed lct ext morning
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EU.-~t d forming hertbs'S Cspron was at N, M,o.
'es Heu,e ~ hsd news Fl lm her ara iiVia<to Moo
sc's TIE bssl to- ID, sey called atbe NJ 'nroe House
rqsnCd fo' hr. CaifoD, sho. Of coarse. vas q,
. ~ trd sss followed 70 her hcrse near Fraok,'o
syerue. on r. ui'reuth erect Tris mnch accom-
? l. the louae vas wschej for T. ners N bl neh
Las' So uloay evening. 81 about O'Clock. MAJ m
guis.d a. BIN. went 10, but Gid DOT shov hin.e-i
u d a eek n Mordsy mmrisg when he sonesred
at 20 window. Messrs. Naming, Ksnwo'thy and EaS's
then went TO- and sfr schog the hcusa from TOP 10
omtom iound the sly gentleman sDusly eusc ns-d IN
clos.i He wled u reluctantly, ard that sfern 'ea
lie was proyid, with pass t,wsrd he Empire City
The game was well played on the part Of the detsc-
tv.s, ard they deserve much credit FOR H.
ist Louif Re 7abean
IAart THIEF CAC6HT.-On Tuesday night. q gen.
eraI young pT ct the Manhattan Ho 81 10
Murray street. saa si-rej bic Lsthrop Lou,.
ara" From some other be looked upon
ous ch.iscr and the rusest suts sbous
wathus h, movements Ga Thursdsy nish Ls.hr,p
fro .-I per he g. cted cost from uureer that were
en- the rsek hsu and walked cooy 70 bis
ru here be PACKED the IN hs carpet Bag Soon
s.r stsrped the house without se'tn; his bill
but overhsUed hV the srysnt and marched 70 TIE Cap
tai Qfice An cer for aud SIR Lsthrop OF Lon
slvrn hi, custody The fellow took n very cooy
and marked that be thcush the port o. provident yons
provide for HE his carpet bag oeoe
the found sbou, thirty tct TOR various
Articles of clothing. Lathrop locked " at the Tooa
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sycosD ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcf.-Ths Republican
rsmilee for Me- mber of Assembly in tie lid District
lie Lewis Hops Of tho Sixth Ward.
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PHRENoLoGY -FowLtR & WELLS announce
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FRANGIPANNI PERFUME-The most delightful
and l.pa perfume. PIEssE LusiSs the only genuine Pts
tac bio Nut rowdr 'npsr hu bloom aud nsiurs white
1rs, 10 the compe No Ss9 Broadway, Walkers
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FOURTH WARD RErUBLIcAss.-The Republican
Association of the Fourth Ward met last night at
Hotel Cors,snz; Henry H. Hesett, President, 10 the
chair The following nominations were adopted
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AL,eyx,I PRoposrrIoS.-Mr. Noah Waterbury,
wsl know citizen Of "ihsm,oasn u. 100 ~ ~ o..
q, ccustr $40 for the purpose OF aiding those Psced
ssi,crsS cfcu,tALces By being 'hro"n out OIL enP"r
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. SDAslSH SOLDIERS AND DsCbAHosD COs'iSiS'
IT, an, AZ ,,,,eIt lO7 Commerce street. south Book
a. tw hous hired 'or th'r accom- tnods,ion y
s,s a. Consul Tee composed o. dscnsrssa 20
s a. .or. sBd VITO have served out sentences
q, y,,ieu, cd.u.s, committed in Spso. IN Cu's Tney ere
90 zen. 70 oolnJ them 20 dis where they VII be
a, asd Il app thai outs cen are stemel1 70
n then 70 and severs have become aoo, esos "
Tir have III been taken ffn tesn o1t u
they m their co and loes f knives ~hcf tneJ
rew Gs, about them 10 order 70 etea Sc iors
C.n. er yesterday applied 20 toe Deputy siperucsnds
E,,recis D icsrnen tep strt wetcn over toso tse
poile- Thi,d ftscnet were dseeted 20 pay ahs'b
he matter.
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prRr-Ab,ut ocio k yesterday morning, Private
Snsn Dow.s discovered FIRE In Ike nef shop Of
800 H. - 10 seth MINI street, T. D. He together ~ith
c,, M pie AID Morton, eztSsnishsd before any nisEsi
a sge dcLe
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OXyGFSATED BrrTERs-This remedy for Dys-
pres whh sstop.hes s who have used By its instantly
n.us end sur seuous effect has obtained distinction
and popularity beyond cry medicine We have ever Known
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NEWJERSEY ITEM

FIRE IN WEsr HosoEsS.-A FIRE occurred IA WA
Hsbo&sn yesteeSsy (s'issyb morning At-e - 800
ts }, eeOy'ss ter boa .e- etOnsss % NJ Nys re
sre 10 ,.d to have osbssd In sow pss.as bt resa ia
Tie zoe. '.ised SOC fr witch tAsrs /. f.f i.ss.
ace N Tie J,rssy City Mutual
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ANOTHER MERCHANT GosE Funeral servlcss were
rooted ON FrrSsy, al $! m by Rev Dr. Bedel,
over the iensns Of Henry w Hills, pr'ninea. rner
char, Of this city, aerior partner N the fru Of IL
& S Hills, Hanover square. Mr. His Ged of ape
ptxy a. the age Of ~ years lie was for neny years
srsated in the cotton trade between this city and New
OrlesDs He was in his usual health i'll within one
week Of his death. NJ Hills was considered man Of
wealth, ard Leaves three daughters. married, respec-
Ii, ely, to Messrs Parker, Scbermerboro, aud Lsue
Mercantile circles will sincerely regret the loss OF this
generally esteemed and benevolent individual who has
been Identified with commercial interest FOR half cea'
tu,y. The body was TO remain in the Church OF toe
Asce nsos, Fifth avenue, till O'Clock q. m on S,ur-
cay, when it would be removed 10 Greenwood. Toe
pa teaiers present were George Wood, W. Barne'
well, Josepb Ksrnochsn, Rueben Witbers, Chas. A.
Davis j. johnson, Joseph Hudson, and G. Pisrson.
M Hills was attacked with spopleAy While convening
in the flee Of his friend Mr.. Bsrnewel He resided
a. No. IL Brevooit place.
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The following Gales Of Brooklyn property were made
Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by A. j

Blocker, Son e. Co
Hou,e a. lot No. II uem.on avenue lot 22xa5 .. 400
Houss md LOT 20 Union str, lot 2zxa5 .... 100
Stable 25 nion 10, us and S.. AFRO
Horse ard lat No q Ilutcr street lot eA5O
Hov.e and lott No Iucn lot $3.50
Uol nd NJ linton OF Bly,
Hours and lot No IS Union loxlc0 5000
arc sidert streets. 10. 25Asi and ei....... 80
House and lot No &c Parifc street lot l6x0 AGO
no." streets .i1. Tsts......... LOO
lot ". cor Benny sid Summit sta sire 81 6Ee0. LOO
ST. Il essc each and aesico each issO
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senatorial NonIsAIIos.--Dr. Samuel Hall o.
the Eghh Ward was MONICA ID last evening from the
Nth District by the American AID Republican Con
yeLtiors.
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MovArSr FOR VILLAGE CHARrxR The To-
.soass,s Wes hoAok moving fc yiss, tressp-ss
usn. tens', Of Iuee meetings have beea he'd q shhA
sGrs .. een ire'y Gi.cu..ed spS rsseatess a;oss-A
= IVY 70 toe slLe for chatter Tue sahl' e 81
n ~ ,Asiion aud boostar, hae Is CR under discessksa
Gs W. Pc turhtf eoos.dstee ID fstur. mcstiAxa
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THE DcDD NUHr,a CAsX-kcRT TEsriHosr -
Cosorsr Conreiy yes!.rds! ,ssuEsec 8. .s Iereeath
Preeitc Pc Staten, tte ipquis,t:oa n the case OF
Henri Dead IL young nan he did from q fr.ttcre
Of Jaw and other aries, received on tao a;sct Ut
toe 9th or mrrrg of me TT nt. as supeo ec at tue
bsrSs Of q member o. tie Buena VETS Garae. ahss
tie "Fo,ty Ttieyss" TIE evidence etci:ec fail d to
chow vht the murderer H. aud. according &c preset.
sppeSstce5 tie 81 ~ party W. escape III. pce'e
r,r. be 60 astiy dsse:yes. Tse imp sssion that tc.
"Fcrty Th!eves" kIoS full ~e vito comuttee Tue
murder is fat gaining groaod, bat the stole gtss are
perftos "Koos Note:rge' IN .ts s1bjeos. It oeirg
iupc s.ible &C Geek or f-ist;eu then ietc Guy cou
f.tsion stch oil Eur her tee s1-s Of i.t;cs. TIE
following is cog: e TIE sydetce taken bs'ors sis
Judge;
Robert Jciuscp, examined, ssTs-i bavo never
Been ait uc hr Dc * a. NJ Ahefas use % pasec re
ou-st,o Of q that certificate but Mis- HsGhedi i
,srI fo far that itqyisiou out er tod t7e rrs.
ave h. certie. Is bosusc Mr. Hatfield es,ed u
y D. d. get no Zee reward fE stsresn sso- NJ
S.sa. esks6 hr Abe ~,eth.T the woo ss IN.
- =. II ma, &c b. sG6 ttN: ~,,it h-ns hsi
nj, n ucuey since the sth ct ta drcesed t-nt ~ nay
ba 10 10 pusfc ArinisS'or he said that w"ui act De-
H. r.rnsrs be said that &c coy - f til esiss-'
- or, ATTENDED Mr. Uott er A'ern Gene vita car
- &C. uytof; tbok q va CO .h- morrihs u the IA
,,sn, &c hcgs, whsa say. t1s cr, IN se
% . n.r.nse was requested by Ms Hat field ~ d. 20
frat n C<tocers case ssd thnakh. that o.
shah rave hs eerhot. toe Cat, ns er saaii .. aetef
40 M AID do his dafJ mr uoda 70 rs tina, e
IN user - kept secret sed Ahe-n toll ne 20
~ - vsrx n 10 be thai he II s-ch ball
sse,p r.e~-r tsA thsi be wr uee vnsa as
sesasS,sI "a 70 ssot ee<t sness3'"" - ~ esS
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pcpsvp,vs-Tte coorer shop Of Ssnsei s.us
~, r. ~ ,. Uttered On ThorsdsJ nisa' sa'
roi bad o. quantity Of teos ,,st n enter the arc
~ sn s s sas aane q ors secsra :sa ~
| n eets bY er.oy. pere fer ,.s
~, ,.sO i'd, n'is ~ suA s,ts srsss ~
ssi.a ~ Thr..s.5 saerrsep q 'ss' sa'"'"
BIZ bigger nsp-
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TAygRs Roy.-Yesterdsy John Bggs, william
Blsa. Ane,ew Jsison s.s sn4 Join vac IL "a
sr,s-,o b.f,- Jaste Con Ell toe charge ~ 70. sed -
a. XII Nd ss,sult upon TLoo Cornell. Cosnsl ~
fo Mr.. Brh DuEsnd s,O t.ep. tavern vesg sisSssetJ
C.rn.l strss Pred q3es them, bet 10 y doint
hsst.r Ts.y W. re b..d 70 as 81. 8 furthss e1Aniin'
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ASSEMBLY NoMiSATIos.-Mr Them. McKnish
vas inc Orsed last evening by tie Republicans " can
doate for Assembly tiom me let District. in place
j. Philip Phsnix, wiz las declined.
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The srpPosEp MURDER BIZ HIeHwArsEs'-An
rquest was held yesterday By Coroner Hills at the
Ney-York Hospital upon the body OF German, ~
yesrs of see, named +. ". Hoffman, Uho died from
II effects of irur es supposed 70 have teen received
d. II hands Of bishsaymsn on the Eight Of the atn
Inst The evidence s6duced before the Coroner sho~ed
tbs. two Of the Folreecth Ward Police found the
deceased ItoIcs,ed aid with bic leg fractured, lest
il sgsi1s lamp POS. at tie corner OF Elm and How
BIC :Ieets They COVE! e tim to the Po ice S,st .,
vher q. that tine, be unable to gve any ra':ona
account Of tie manner in which h.s iojunes were
received. he had lis watch and several doliars 10
morey en- bis pcIscn and it is tne efcre to be presumed
that be he'd Lot been attacked by h:gswaymen AFR
being ate, ded by bys:csn be vas con Seyed &c tee
Hospital, where he fingered until Thursday morning
lie ted d., Drtois che Of the Eouse surgeons thst ne
had b. I'm kI ocked down by 8 MAJ unkuowo to tim,
"A. b. gave no further particulars. The Coroner
eroesyorsd 10 obtain further evsDce, bet ncne could
DO procured AID the was then given to the Jury
vho rendered verdict Of Death ron eIhs1st on.
CAUSED BY iIuHes received on zee 2itt Of O1obsr,
"ls57, bot in VIA. manner they were received the
"J.iy ws5e unable 20 ssy."
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SvIcIDE CT BUTCHER 81 CUTTING HIS IHEosT'-
for r.ariy ttree weeks pct Mr. Joha EnsIs1' q
butcher who resided st No $40 Met street, mas oeen
GIL khg to s1cess dciirg uticu pe'!oc at ioser7as
he hes suffered from d.iiian Eemsts On one of
tro ocessors recently the FJu'teetth Pfectct FOL GO
were called upon 10 tske Mr Etgi.st 10 tee atioe
Eo:ss. Abou O'Clock Trsfs6sy evening he sod
poanc o, nee, 70 a customer Immediately after ~hicn
Mr Euslsh ds.ibtra,s., applied the blaze CT large
kt.e 70 his mech ED cut his ihrcs from ear 20 e1'
He te.l 10 tie g,cand, sod some persons " 40 ~
stIesasd TIE cccurieSee g.7e 81 ssrn' eooo Tue
shcp HAs filed with psr-ans, gone OF Nh0n' d"
TIE exc. eusp. witch prevailed suPYo'ee ina uu''
os-vss ccmlreo Officer Weu!ss OF TIE f'uf
tstrtt Prec.lc. va. pro npty o. asad ACC e'''eIso
tie ,nife,sr t. .he s'atu- HCu-e, "h.re &c ehP'ea
ITO, sAs.wad Co-c,tE CoupeC yesterday n''o M
u 1ues, op the remers ga ton the eSsaeaoe '1
cno.o the jury ia aersd 'ecict Of D-atn ~ sue
cids b. cat ing ti- ,h'ost from ear 10 e' " '1o
= oett 6sy of Octoee. 1851" TEE decea'ed wa %
vtsse ,f ,ge a. q naive of Ire enc. dc ns' ''' .
.!co. ard ak ch.:d,e, Mr. Eoslys vas q Gnu
rs.t re,psc.ee by large circle OF r'e'a'- .,'
slsngt,-rs- .rota $50 {. 800 head OF csiae p,
.d i- rep a:a..r With drovers and oIhefs VIII
b. sc Business trsasac,.cps stood hish.
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vas inCCrsed last evening ty tie hspuoncMs ~ osn-
dictate for Assembly tiom me let District. in place OF
j. Philip Phoenix, VT . las declined
AMERICAN CENTRAL CossiTrTs.-A meeting o.
the American General Connittee was held Est svea
;pe at the corner Of LspeUsrd street and bfoscway'
After pr,lorged debste uron m;scsisueor' maaefh
auar emerts were made for tie orgstiH.eoi ane
action of the various A.de,msnc al COstodnen ~
v.n,crs 1t was agreed ttst the Ccnvsa;ictst &c select
Ade-neu should meet or toe 2b, snd those 70 select
Copnci'u en- OIL tie II Ct Ncyeube-.
PRosPEcIs OF A QCrr ELTcrios.-lu Ve' Of
1ntsosys election there Ii us.ter ior co:grs'ua"en
for solt citizens IN tie fact that il tee laws be ano'!
epiaeed-ss ~e have ever, assursaoe f'cn tee usa-s
Of he Podce DspUt r,b. the, will be-ope CT the
i,esest cor su,ners Of cleo leu dsy ACC ace
- not viii be cut oa s tie cloig Of the dfsr oh 'fa
| The new Police Law makes it iue,rs3ve, Q PEGS y.
that al liquor stores stsl remain closed or election
Gay, al it lie the daty tbs police to see thi, lag
erjcrof6. The Deputy Superintendent With q cor.
u,,d hle zeal hss called tie s,teu,ios Of tue pusii,
eel orally, std tire poiee px'crisy. tc tss speois,
| rroysicn IN the Police law Eos eject vil t9uetsu
be 10 pyevott uuaa Of tas rovt6isa rhon might s:k.
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sistse oeour ard osnrel fs 10 produce CORES s1d
'ig favorable effsa on 'ome peopies roetas. As,
sbrs is bets hCsi which either teods 10 pr ocucs .t
at cor ell otps, o. Prevent ia asy degree the sqa.a-
daring Of money.
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Az ALLEGED SwIspLIR N.BBsp ' Aoous T. ,bis
G. AprI .s Nr Dsr,l Em.'soe vel ."S Ssy y ,Tt'
~ larss deaer IN p.oduee, ne' 10 m in Min
a. az. ru,eb...d CO sr.d qu,aiy Of e,cniag to
he aout Of rssriy si CO. fen f5f.n' E Sn Ia
he. oi'y. Hi credit not sns .1Sa cam. 70
c,1s alarmed ore az tie n aaIi-e .,ack r. N
o.. 49, 80 ,rd s.t,, n.k,rg i,quiry here ~nca
@ I'm a.. At ,ssrs tso play rect ,%s
$50 rt,u.psd With JGdse C.prot cary ;t ,.c~,v.s
.fsI r,lips sf64svM q Ea,r.S', gun. ,;.sl DIR Ths
uers,t sn,bos,s; tie arrest .. r. and Ken
.m,se " ~ ,hs 81. Lors lad, adsp; teo iva
ss," - ,sss act to The so % directed to Mo-
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SUPREME COURT--OEHExAL TsRM-Ocr. 0.-Betoss
Judges MITCHELL CLEhKE aud DAWES.
T.. a. Easa Of Datr Inv ZACH -

Albert Woodruff agt. John Suborn.-Mction
chax se place OF trial ,Ianted conditions &c.
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Truth will Tduuph.

The press has many yocati"us. One 81 them
pronunciation Of imposition anoiher
fomuleaiinn of truth. We don't n,eaii
a. say that sithc = tles. dafirs II uniformly
fulfilled, by the ne, .lapcr fraternity, hnt y y
quite certain that bath Of them ea2ht o. b..
No much b, way VI preface, to few PLAN
truths which We mean ~ .mts"is IN ms afti
Gle. Probably, when ~ assrft thai ~ n"ihi.ia
IN earth Is there more humhus than ~ "sh
etas. the universal response viii be. too true
Hut Justice requires that we discriminate -
Mankind aught nui IN be robbed of the benc
Hts ,lnriyabls from. errai remedy, because il
has given birth III q host ~ vile limitations
Let u. take Sarsapafilla Tor example The
wholc medical world aeknos Lodges the valn.'
OF tho root ani the preparation from II known
A. BRisToL SAnsAr,GIlIA has received the
emphatic endorsements ~ cur most eminrnI
practitioners Bn, alas this une.lualed REM
eiy was the involuntary parent Of lost 81
kumbugs. No sooner we're it, marvellous cures
Of scroi4sa, Consumption, Skin Diseases. Ae.
noised abroad thau ~ si,ssI- rrorof Mirh-
raotn Saf-apariilas with noihina of thc rot
about them hu, its name The press which
cannot be snlp's,'l ta h. thotous hly postcd
on such matters, helped 81 give this brool ~
nostrslnss /. fasting popularity. II was uni.
sersaily conceded tia. EE,srofs SARsAra-
RiILA had accomplished the most Astounding
cures, AMI editor. supposed that the nes
claimants H. public patronage we're prepare
i.Qps IT the sanaa class but tho 'litirrcncr was
saon dis.".er. The ho.ns sarsaparillas
We're found Ia br wot..s than worthless. The
stuff icrmenied and the bntics exploded Es-
erybaiy1was Disguised anl the unwise ani
ihoughti.s> declared there was no virtue ~
sarsaIspilla u such persons had ever visited
Honduras Brsk,l, ~ any other country III
which the best of safsapasl,is grows, They
would have known that IL !, esteemed by the
natives n sovereign cure of all aleeTous and
skin diseases. And this i, The true character
nj It's Jpices where property expressed AMI
concentrated Lsn..ss s Go the well known
Wholesale Druggist. Of New yors hare, We
understand fecently efrct-d large manuiac-
tory With hen and improved machinery, fof
she I.erpcse at preparing an article Of Super
or strength 10 the original BR,sroI's SARs1
rARiLLA under IA, same na,.... They have
psssLascsi the formula aud the sole right I"
manufacture mon, l,r. Bristol NJ Buffalo, the
inventor and We venture Ia say that the atii
Gle they supply Is the most valuable one Of IT,
kind nov in eAisicnee.--LoHioa Medical
RertcE
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-08-31

The last number &c Putnam. Magazine
calls attention Ia the FAC; that this gentle
man, now an inmate Of the Pennsylvania
State Hospital, 10 the author of the far
famed song, Sparkling and Brightn--onc of
our coantrymcn's favoritc melodies. There
u something No strikingly sorrowful in the
thought that man u such powerful mind
a- Hoffman, should filter out the days of
his life among maalmcn, that the heart can
scarcely rcprcas sigh when the rcccollcc-
ton brings II to reflection, and still we love
To call impressions IL him and his works H.
memory. Poor Hoffman the fruits VI his
rcn will he read forcycr--thcy are among
the sweetest gems of American literature.
We well recollect when the pet was pla-
eed in his present situation We were then
an apprentice IN the office II this paper, and
had been engaged in reading one of his
thrilling productions. The day after We
had finished il, our surprise and sorrow NAV
i,c imagined when We heard that the man
whose brilliant pen had previously given "
% much plcssere, had been placed in Lu-
natic Asylum. This was about four years
ago. The local column of the Herald was
then under the charge Of Mr.. Adam BAUM
man who loved Hoifman's works ~ much
n ourselvcs-and ON the day after his incar
eerafion he Published one Of the most beau
t'ial articles on the subject We have ever
read from hl- pen, which was extensively
copied by other papers.
Since then we have seen Hoffman on two
or three different occasions ut the Asylum.
The editor Of Putnam describes him Is be-
ing once large, rudtly man he II not 70
how His lace IS shriveled up, and his
whole body shows the effect Of time and de-
-ea>c. lie still retains that line military
bearing, however, which he gained in the
army, and for hours will pace up and down
the long isle Il his division" giving orders
Ia his fellows, whom be imaginee his sol
diers, and prepares them Cor the march -
Then again, 1t times, he will fall into . pen-
sive mood, seeming to appreciate his posi-
ton and mourn over il but this II seldom.
Tie Is generally vigorous and jovial - In
days gone BY.
Every visitor Of intelligence who enters
the Asylum goes to see Hoffman. lie re-
eeises them oil with hearty greeting, and
when they leave, invite them to call odten
On the last occasion that We saw him, after
sitting in bis cell and indulging IN pleas
ant chat not pleasant, Tor the feeling
Of his condition prevented this-he ordered
q several times some OF his fellows to fitch
wine and glaa~es. They would Just stare a
hum, and be would seem to forget Il, until
suddea!y the osisr wcald be repeated md
again osguetsn. HegsnsrslIy lehoru undes
the ides TIT his place Il cn9anement = I
earrison, a which - = ~ couenan1lar. -
- os,ly prevented Iron saioyine - lihertv
by tho advice a ~ phydeiaSa. h III
lraouentlv andnnvor n 1911 - ~ =.