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The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

EDsARD E. DUNBAR, for many years resi- dent ofthis territory, has established Commits zion H3use in New York and Gunymas. He offers his services as agent to purchase and forward supplies, and machinery to mining companies--Hs long residence he"e, and thor ough acquaintance with the wants of the people, is ample guarantee of his competency for the business As soon as the port of Guaymas is opened to us, all the supplies for this territory will be received from there
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

WELLS ON THE DEsERT.-The Overland Mail Company have succeeded in sinking several fine wells on the Colorado desert, in each case finding watera:, adepth of about fifty feet. Ef- forts are still being prosecuted with the prospect of supplying that desert country with water.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

FRosT--We fear that the recent severe frosts have put quietus on the fruit prospects for this season For three days past the weather has been very cold and windy. The fruit blossoms have all been cut off once this season, and a second clipping is more than they can stand;
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

MORE "NEws FROM ARIZONA. A New York daily journal has the following highly in terestng item of news from Arizona:
 "Enormous amounts of silver have been dis covered at the mines Of the Yelled Meadows, of Arizona It lies in blocks and panels, in many instances masses weigh tons, yielding from seventy to ninety per cent ot zinc With copper.
 Here is another specimen of the ridiculous falsehoods which have been swallowed by East ern papers, in reference to Arizona. In this case, the mines gre not only manufactured but also the place where they locate them, It Is a triile singular that it did not occur togshe paper which first published the above item, that "blocks" or slcer yielding from seventy to ninety per cent of zine with copper, would be something of curiosity Such abominable lies are only calculated to dupe fools
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

NEW MINISTER TO MEXICO. Hon. Louis Me Lane, of Maryland, has been appointed Minis ter to Mexico, and has already left for Vera Cruz His instructions are to recognize any government, which bids fair to be permanent, and will satisfy American demands
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31
MARKELL.

At Fort Buchanan, Arizona, on Wednesday, March 23d, 1859, by Mir. John Donaldson, U s. Col lector of Customs, Sergeant Thomas Henderson, of Capt. R. s. Ewell's Company G. 1st Dragons, to Mrs. Margaret Abbott, of Syracuse, New York.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31
OFFICE SONORA EXPLORING * MINING Co.,,

JOHN STREET, killed in rcncontro with ono Antonio Ellsner, the 25th of Decembs:, 1858. Both persons were in the employment Of thI company. Stret was a German by birth, agsI about 30; he oas a cabinet maker by trade snd the time of his death "head carpenter" of the pany. His family yet reside in Germany but he is said to have relatives living San Antonio, Texas. His friends learn the particulars of his death, and his legal representatives obtain the amount duo him, on application to
 $. II. LATUROP,
 Director of tho Mines, Tubac.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

OVERLAND MAIL NOTICE Change of Hour V On and after Sd December tho Overland Mail Stage will leave San Francisco for St. Louis and Memphis at l2 o'clock M on Monday and Friday of each week. Overland Express for VisaliA, Fort Tejon and Los Angeles, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at l2 o'clock NJ.
 Overland Mail Company (via Los Angeles.E J. Tariff of Prices. From San Francisco, or from any point on the route between San Francisco and Fort Yuma, 70 terminus of Pacific Railroad or Ft. Smith, Ark, $l00; From San Francisco to VsAliA, $2o; From San Francisco to Fort Tejon, $50; From Saa Francisco to Los Angeles $40; From San Francisco to Fort Yuma, $70 From Los Angeles to Fort Yuma, $40. Way fare 10 cents per mile no charge less than dollar.
 LOUIS MCLANR,
 Agent o. NJ. Co.,, San Francisco.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31
OFFICE SONORA EXPLORING 4 MIXING Co.

VI Tubnc, teD 10, Io5V.
 IT J. OLDS.-Dicd of Consumption the 2Ith H. day of October, 1858, while in the employ ment Of this company, II. J. 0!ds. NIT. Old. Anerican, about 30 years of age, carpenter by trade, mas brother somewhere in California, anI is said to have sister and other relations in Wis cunSn His relatives can learn the particulars "t his death, and his lawful representatives can ot tain the amount duo him at the time of his death on application to s. II. LATHROP,
 Director of tho Mines, Tubac.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31
WANTED,
OFFICE SoNoRA E. & MINING Co.

Iu6ac Fc6rudry 25th, I659. ] TTNTIL THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT commence regular mail service the route, mail will be sent from this office Friday of each week to Tucson, to connect with the mail of the Overland Mail Co.,, both East and West. A mail will be received at the office Sunday of each week. D. Il. LATllROP,
 Treasurer.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31
ANDREW J. MCPHERSON & COLE, BlackSmithS and NheeIVyrightS ;

WARDS RANCHE, sONoITA VALLEY. THE above firm are prepared to do all work in the
 line of their business, in neat and durable style Wagons made and repaired all sorts of blacksmith ing done including horse and mule shoeing, with the utmost despatch and at reasonable prices.
 mar 31 pd
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

K ILLED BY INDIANS.-John Cottman was
 killed by Indians, about the first of February, l859 the Gila Desert, fifteen miles from Suttons Ranche. The deceased American, and is supposed to have relatives at Snow Hill, Maryland. His legal representative may obtain the amount due him, and his friends ascertain the particulars of his death by addressing the subscriber at the Overland Mail Station, Pimo Village, Arizona.
 mar 31 JOHN CAPRON.
The weekly Arizonian., 1859-03-31

Total time, 25 days. Timc from Tubac to San Francisco, II laySi to St. Louis, ls dsyH
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VARIETIES

HrRz 10 chance for the aria. Thew ere n
Iows, 3e. eco moro males than females, snd u y
one Of tbs best Stases In the Unioa, snA -
should think u proninsnt point 70 saese -
Union kon IL STATE Of eshbssy. .fs- ~
II no nst thinh, madam, thst sny saa -
the least ssass wosDd approve of your esadnsa :"
'Slr, bow can you judGs whss any msa & -
.sast ss;sss woele DO 80 . F A.E
AWaAr WiBd shosDd hungry sallur W. ~ 2
One thae elsWS fsal and shops sesut. - lils.sgr
A youso lady, whsn told to sx9ciss ~ ~
health, SAID she would jump st an OR aadrua,
bar own risk.
Josrs had' been out to . chsmpsgas-pssy.
and returned hon at late, % fs(hsr aa sesly
hour. He had hardly got into tia hsuss w.
The clock struck four; ,''Ons..ons-eas-seeI.
clock b oat Of osda; It has struck ems -
tins. TI.
An Enelish cAssayman Who oocupisd IL pssr
pit a the American Protestant chapsl In PssiS
one Sunday lately announced, by rvqusst, ia
the following Thursday would b o6esrved u
that Chspsl g Thnnhsgiving Day, coafRnanay
to custom in Tn Uuitsd Ssatss snA - safR,
sftsr the collection, hs would rad tbs PreslA-
nation of he PrssidsM Of The UsSfsi 0gs1as.
naming the dsy - day q Gsnsfal Thanhgfv-
Ing. When tAs time srnivsd ahs esed ~
state or New York, do hereby appoint" "a.
Ths oongregation ''lasfsd" violently. lH
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An extraordinary esests iSoa - Nixon a
Orlesns France, took plaos fsssesiy. A man
dsmissd b. lie court Of AssisS q ths ~ -
fsgty ysis' hard labor ke nAnISaS Sur3SsSs
ssd Or hgsn1, end - ~ ~ bogsVSSW61
ccndsmnsd bsides and had ms3s NOT fs4f thar
thIss sscays nom prison, h yss iedgsd IN sAs
whsn the tsmksys msds thsir rounds On 1hurs-
day morning Al fvs O'Clock, they found thst b
had dissppsarsd. Bs had, Il sPpsssd, succeed
cd b cutting ont . square q the trick oaksn
woodwork which linetlthe cell; thsn he had cut
hole through the vail and hsd Pssesd BY Z
is.ss.s % ' ~.aoS q sSss .Ps,sn:.s D :sa q a.: S:o
c.ndsd into ths osurt yard Having than nssd
Of Q cord, hs climbed BY the spousing 20 the
laundry end possessed himsox ,fa clio, hos. Hne
BE then got on 70 ths roof u that buildng and
BY the aid Of bis cord, thoagh at great risk, Let
himself down Into another courtyard.
Next, b broke opsn the panel Of door Lead
ing Into the Court q Assizss, and entered the
court. Rs thsn Mod fron f.s hingss door
opening Into thu Hslle dsa Pas Psrdus, but -
this door was faster cd on tbs othsr side by an
Iron bar, he hsd % rnovs the bar, and q an
iron spoon Vas LEFT nssr n b suppcssd that he
ing the 6slls he liftsd non its hinges Tie outer
door ssd found haslf on TIE steps Of ths
peristyls, lastly he cha.bsd ovsr the railing and
vss free. lhe local Journals which give these
details state thae n must hays takss the nan
more than month TO cut through ths vall of
his csl and that hs sucessdsd In 50 disposlng oe
the stone and planter sut away thas tksy vsrs
not psrosived; but bow b accomplished thsss
opsrstions they do not explain. A. 70 ths paaes
be cut from the wood WORT, and which hs re-
moved By, bonng holas with vsry fine instfu.
mont a d then saving between them, the jour
Dsls state that be replaced Il ct tho time Of the
daily vista Of the turnksys. They odd that
altogether the escape sarpassss lmaginAtion."
Not tbs slightest cue TO the man has thus far
been obtained. ...H.
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Ra On VERSUS Sole ucS.

One Of the most novel applications Of chemical
scioncs-not TO the srts-but 20 effect most de-
siratls object, viz, that Of clearing, houss of
rats, was recsDtly dstsilsd by an entnent seen
tihc gentleman VI Boston, and occurred In this
wise Ills house Is oLs In q block, situated In
fashionable street, and whom first tensntod WAS
compaistively ffeo from rats. Astsr time,
however, fnr some unknown rsAson, thsy
sptesred all At once In geAt numbers,
probably sngrs,iDg from tho street rect SOW SOW,
ct, msrsuded IN tho c,llar, gallopsded In
tho gairet, dsnood jigs and qusdrillss over ovsry
sleep,ng spartment, or rolled nus for their
amusement a h ten p.W. Hostidtiss were ct
once declared, and Measures offensive and de-
fensivs adopted. But ali In vain the rats were
old and wise; traps svailed nothing-pois,n had
no tenn ptations-cats were dsfed-ths nuts Ancs
became intoierable, and the question at last as
sumed the form Of " rats 20. osner-which shall
guit?" AS o Last resort our ffisnd beth ought
him Of summoning 70 his aid the powers Of
che hsmiltIy, which he did ~ follows;
EaisiDg 3 smau board In the garrst floor, he
thus obtained access TO the space between the floor
and the ceiling beneath, which interior comuuni-
Gated with the openings bstw the Side walls
and the lsths and plaster over tue whole house
Into tho openings he placed dish containing
finely pulyehzed black oxids of msng snsse, and
dro .chloric (muriatic) acid. The floor board was
thsn replace. The effect Of the chemical mix !.
turs Of blad. oxide Of manganese and hydro.
ehloric scid, q no disspgsgs ho~ly that
most powerful, psnstradng and dsodorizing
gas chlorine. In common with all gssss.
through the ar, but having greater specific
gravity thsn atmospheric air, II tends TO sccu.
mulateat the lowest lsvel. The tendsncy Of
the gas thus hb~stsd, thsrssOrs wss 70 psnstrats
every. vacant space between the walls and osl-
irg., from the gNrst downWnds, 6adlng exit
tnn msy SS S.r, b. stated tbs. til. quantity Of
Gas 50 liberated can exert no Injurious effect
upon tho house or us inmstes indeed, the gen
srai enect II rather benshciai thsn otnsrwiss. Ia
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TaBaiers.

THE Moniteur rArmes has the following notes
Of port VII ch Is probably destined TO bear the
long time In the possession Of Portugal. Ia 1859,
after the treaty u the Pyreness, Spln, who was
then st peace with the whole Of Europe, threat
ened to cruAh her nsishbor Of ths Peninsula, who
placed herself undsr ths protection Of England
by giving a. viio TO CHARLHs II, the lnfAnts
the occasion OF that marriage, England promised
the assistance Of 5000 infantry, ! 900 cavalry,
and frigates; end Portugal gave Bombay and
Tsngiers As the marriage portion Of the Inianta.
Tangisrs being considered trihug acqaiaition,
wss Afterwards abandoned. The Portnesss de-
mandsd that the place should b restored 20 them
policy Of CHARLES II, refused the application.
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Inprisss.e.t fer Debt Is Canada.

Under the head of"A Voice from JAN, the
London (Cw.) Fyee Pres publshss letter
from CnAnrhs BooAMAN snimpsisonsd dsbtos.
HsrS is an sAtrscs;' .H.r4F.r |Fr Hr.- ID .
I lsn Cansda sbout thrss years ago 70 rssds Ia
Michigan, nssr White Lake, having Arss discharged,
= isappSssd, every cent Of nabiliiiss whieA ! had
,oontrscssd bs, unfortunately for me, 4 nseissssd
70 Nsks ucsips ~ aa old bond, which wss siasld
whsn Ipsad \, .d could no4 thsrssofs, b. etvsa up.
I Unnnsd 70 Canaih eeme time sgoto lnaks arranss-
ments 10 bring my family beok 10 The lend of my
naauty- having heard, whsn away, tbss the Legts-
lstuie he'd abolished Ne heaShsn sya6sm Of imprsou.
usni for dsbt Bus nask my sapsiss whom, few
days afser my rsturn 10 London, found mysslf
c:sAs:sd sn dc Old boad chow ufsrred %, snd
lplsosd in hsr MAjss.yis established Jug whore
ksvs dclcd out Q missrabls exiseencs on pee soup,
bstng poor, dsstitn1p, sud sway from my frtssAa.
wors out the fsw clothes I had On when arrested,
nd and: would nSvbe sparsiy P.hsa had not yvur kind
wsk, 10 psevent ths szposurs Of my naked person |,
bot tbess only lent me Cor the hme rssnsin In
l.n. NJ. nSo., attorney, has Kindly uldeItsksn
20 get me cut of jsil-without any fos OF. Swsrd-
By lsssi Prcess, whioh, hops, vn soon bs sossm-
ribhsd snd then wlh b disohargsd without hAt,
oost, shirt, psIts or shoes, unlaa some benevolent
person raAsss, by snUe means, oiothss 10 cover my
naksdnssa In sddteaoa N thAs have lust lssrns
thsx my tfs End little ones In Michisan sre In
d.st,tute ,tstA II this Il the way you collect debtl
in Csnsds: may God prsssivs mo ffcm such lawa
and iuaelco. ##.# .IH ... ...... ..
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tls i.AsNsst. ~ tye rseAs.>ss EA1pa
Smsin 6ses, "A ssslss b 4Iz -
Mn. = s':saSsss' sss.y "a. ~
he slsssfH stk<ksreelIs11Beum 4enun
q the timss, &c. y1hs assgun1a a.hn6H-1
unusni state Of settvity smone8 ~ - ~
q the Ud Domintoa.-nsw e6aPe1o u
rsvi,sd, arms dstasu,sa ssS sy.sy SssSs.rsSsS
% pw ths citizen soldisn o3 Ws fpstAso. -,
1u animal eonynt,on ef tts Vols.tsg ~.
II q QAi1 was hsld IN Ciscinnsd a Ws1sS-
day. 1nsse wsfs present, about 80 - -
fuk atGsen. t1As Ceonissss q Nsc1SrSss. -.
ssnssd s,lsastAy pseasioa 10 Ne Laoiisenk Il
yhioa shs Pss,,ss: : s - r. wes1a =. .sl,i.hSa
M ss,:s.y sSssy :ys'.H Da $780, s.A: rSs e -
hws conpsl ths ~ = asaA1ss mdsfs -
and ispsif Of tho yuhAs ssDe iwkisA iavslss q
annual outlay cf many tkounnA dDS1nA II
State has rscSivsA from the 0snef1l 01vssnr
msnt arms 20 tbs vsias % oe07eoos 0gso1b
supply, thsrs have ben Is:t ssssssA v.ssfs
TEE leCois e ths lsts Bsssn - 0seD<
- rsxulsr - 10y wsrv hbsral Kxs1V8
the iinnsnss sums heqessthsd 10 HseseW 49,
TIA he IN over d. OK. 900 70 vartea1 49,
among oehsrs the following To deoU2 -.
bSs q ths London Siock Kxehaaos ss9 .
years Of ses, e1e0.C00, 70 wAess = ns1--
bars, el00.o0O; 20 poor QuAksrs, e96.eoe -
Tie sons Of pocr Qoshsrs, 70 sppssatics tbsai -
various trsdes, e25. Qso TO thspoor q ~ ~
non'ma,irns p Brighton, the p,sss Of hb NJ
dsses, 80. go 70 the postefs snA pstgsaa
On the Lcndcu and Brighton RsAAwsy, - pW-
chase for each porter ,tx pounds q rsast '1sue
and plum pudding on svsry New Ysax's dAy, IL
intefeet Of 100000; TO- PKrKR rRoarsoa, q
Brighten, who bad cut h's hair 6br Haxy-1vO
yssrs, ef.bCo to each orAis elesks IN = nan~
b.r. who have bcsn In bis smpsey Afssa y0R
e1b.0J0. ....' -. D :, = :
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A Rsyal VIII,

THE last English news brought the intelli
gence that tho Queen bad consented that either
the Prince Of Wales or Prince ARrHus should
visit Canada during next summer, and the Ca
madam journals arc In sc,tacies on tho subject.
The Toronto Colonist ssys:-
Nothing that Is likely to occur would tend moro 10
subjects ct homr, enlarged View Of true posi-
ton and Of tho magnitude OF our resources, and Co
remove the nsny erronsous idess which sre prsvs.
lent With regard 70 the Bntish American ColonitG-
II Is not 10 be supposed tnss prince Of the blood aud
especially tho Piinee u Wsos, would come u this
great Colony as repre- sintins the Royal family of the
q an ordinary vaisor, for me Of psson
curiosity, or the acquiuns OF persmsi informsuoa.
Hs ptihus would osmpuse msn Of large aud or.
can tend 70 tie advsnoemsns q the Dplrs and zoe
mesns OF bfDsmasion respecting this couotry Snion
would 10 scod within their rsAoh, would be widely
difureo among tuoss who would turn II to the bost
account for future interests. Mreover, an evsnt
Of such novelty would Attract 70 tos country shuAs
Of tourists from eli parts not only Of Gieh Britain.
our our csp.p ,s dc wSics such s@ ps,ns @ would csy
s~sy with them could not fsi to be eztrsmsiy bans
kdse a this vass porien Of the empire could fail 10
ippross ths mind % IN inte,ltganS prince with .
higher view OF hu VAST rssponsbihses- Gould he
fsl 10 500 ss.s bore, smons HE o~n oountymsn ssd
nsld for The dsysopnsnt Of the supsrabmdant eusr-
gies q the old oountryi Gould he fail 70 bo CON
vinosd that bore tho materials for . great and
powerful nA,Ala q Bnt,zh Isos and failing, proud
Of thsiI connection with tho mother coun-
~, and snxious, above ~ else, 10 nAiuepin
thst oon.ect.oni II would be lmpossibls thai
be could IA 70 be Impressed with ths grand cnvic-
uoa that ths old meaning Of tho word "ooony' Was
Gb:asts e sHPsd % tas four nlioas q Bhi.t sub.
AmsicAn oontinsnt and that this vast region, from
the Atlantic e ths P.oac, must, ere long BE- slthss
integral portion Of tho empire He would sse
thss me man who wsloomsd him 70 Tho trans.
ssiante PORTION Of the aooinions Of Qassn vIo-
ronIA were neither physoaily nor mentally degen
essas scsons % the noble raos from which they
sprung up; t.k thsb devotion 70 the soveseign and
70 ths empire was persm0uns 70 III considerations oi
mere pciaes sxpsdlsooy, snd that, % far - the
matter tested In their hands, the integrity Of the en-
p'rs wvuld nsvss bs Destroyed. Impressed with oon-
aidssstsens sueh - thess, and which would not bs
ooahnsd 70 ths brssss q sny sngls obssrvsr, ouI
noble visitor would, q day which we hope y yet
far distant, enter upon hb great career with An
lasged experiences snd more sxtendsd knowisdgs q
The wants and capabilities u his vide dominions.
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Advioes from Cssaooss TO ths 9th of Novsm-
bsr snnounos the rslsetion Of Gen. ToyAR, the
setiDg executive, 70 the Presidency, and Of Q
majority Of Representatives, Of tbs constitutional
party. Ths Owsseas correspondent of the Ha-
ysna Dscsto dc IA KwJa0 wfitssi ~
Tue war Approaches W end ExurrI. ZAnosA has
been routed In pssinas py Genera nEro, who ooou-
pies that city. II y sid the reoe chis tain barely
escspsd with his LIE uadsr the tsoet of t~elye msn.
f.Ioo., whom ne army o. ne west 70 pur.
ths 0sntss, Sny sAdsr nosnH he. asd % oasssA:.
WA - destructAoA Of FALoou docs The Wsx a
- rssdutioa. TAs psoinosAoa q ths country wul
b. e. sasy ysrk, spssaily socooplishsl ms 0on-
s1a1lsAal 0ovssnIsnS now couns o. 90. .00e In Shs
yasis ts..sa,y, m, wt1h 10 90 n. 4 - en-
nsnAs wm ssua 6ssesy ~ GsAssl hydra Ths Eass-
1npestnsat p tMsssa. CumAnA - bssa osoa.
- u - ei.al..Issal .-.Y sad q rsss shlsf
d. Z AL shis pssEss Voss % :
s.Sss,Asg . (Ssosss N uasss e Ssiisss, sSsv,
SsssSr.t ~ = sespshas sssssssy. 2 ths yss.
ooussuy Ths deyss.ssesk 1sdsss1 Dc Fssisss
q c.sn . eese.f asgS.s 1lhs sssp w. sska lsst
end thsrssy ssoass - eoa sbsssd. 1t57
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sncisnf poetisn Of Rome which SIN p~ssrvsa ths
slassis dissemination of ssburru, vbsn be was
eseestsd By two decsntly. dressed indivtluals.
ssrposs,ns that ne intention q, e tns s0,s,o;s r
pwmislon 10 hgh1 nis sigxz. tbs ootns
tcok his own lighted cigar hom Setwtt
BE hps, and prsssnted II 3 the strang~.
The aftsr declined the profsrrsd eounesy,
snd, slowing poniard to ths sstoundsd Cosu1s
Ssmandsd immediate surrender Of his peoperty.
M intimation wns fncontinently complied With;
bstwesn 8 and pcudi-s modest ranso n for %
wealthy . msn--hnding their way from the
pockets Of Count PaniP to thoss Of the ffss-
bootsr, Who insistsd also upon the transfer of Q
ring and pin whseh adcrnsd tho Ucun,'s person.
It nay bs sasily ipas lined, that IN 90 heinous
csse Of sggrssssou, the powers that DO VEN
ascuscd to Immediate actaop, and tho offenders
are already In the hands oe the polics, with the
additional sdvsntaes 70 the public Of numerous
other arrsstSof similar nocturnal dsprsdators.-
Romos CovvsPosdewt qf As A.wSss Fst.
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Care sf Ifhsunatian.

GaIsgnani says :--"Dr. HAkrino has sue
osssfoily sppied citric acid 70 the euro Of rheu-
matism. Lemon juice had already been recon-
msnded by Drs. kxss, DALKSMPLs, PARKtss,
and others but that remedy Is mach more cost
Iy, whereas 20 grammss Of citric acid dissolved
10 $50 grAmmes Of wstsr, sweetsnsd with from
10 70 100 granmss Of syrup, may bs sdministsrsd
In the eourss Of from 10 70 30 hours, the assted
part being wrapped up In wsddlng, and the
patient being allowed to drink fresh water st
discretion. A complete cure q generally obtained
In the course Il from 10 to 10 days. ....r.-
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. Is isss.


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+ IN A N CT AL, -.
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UW YoHK. Monday, Dsa ~
The November earnings of The Nsw York o.eH
WIN probably be pub,ishsd to-morow. A tstd =
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the late Utica and Schenectady RallrosS, ~ Ne
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road, Albany, on the 18th inss. fEI..-.-s
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"Our Ane ricap Csu.,ar IL Csurt.

sxs kMDAI1, proprietor Of the Boston Museum,
came up In the Supreme Court, says the Boston
7ransrspt Of Friday. The complainant claims
- owner Ct the manuscript plsy 'Our American
Cousin" the right to rsstran the respondent
from psfsbrmpg II ct bis place Of entertain m, Mt
without first obtaining her consent. This hear
Ing vss upon gsa erI demur, to the whols
bill for want ofequity. Tns Court reserved the
case Tor the full bsnch on demurrer.
The question involved seems TO be this, Can
the assignee Of an unpublished play purchased OF
afofeigDer and non-rssidsnt, who, without the
prou ction Of . copyright, has hsrsslf put out the
play on the stag, restrain ali others frou ac.iog
such ph without sbtainirg q license from or.