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penuaxivau;a Democratic Convention.

Pun ,DyIpIIk Thursday, March ~, 1904.
The Democratic State convention me- ncie
to-day and organized by eleetins Wilhelm H. ""'e :"
The following dclcga'cs to the National Convention
were chosen: , w.. ~ coo.,.o Nah
SyCoyp DJsrR,cr-w iism NJ Riley, g. W. Irwin.
T'Iupn D,.raei--W lism Curtis, Simon Arnod .
FoiiR,a Is.srIuCr-Wiham W. Burnel, Isaac s.
FIgT. DrrRICr-H. p. Ross Charles w: Carrigan.
SYN plsTRICT-T II. Stiles, Perry N Huntcr
Sry,s1a DIsrWl Cr--,Iohn ii. BrintoB John e. iyeatV
TIoHfH DIsTmcr-J. CLANCY Jones, William Rosen-
Ninth DlsTuCT-George Ssnderscn, Henry A.
TryTH Observation-Disclosures W Hughes Dr. G. Ii.
ELEvEvTu D1srnCr-Phlip johnson. Carlton Bur
TWELFTH plsrmcr-Charlcs Dcnnison, A. g. Chr
TnigrrrxTr DIsTRTcr-John F. Means David Low
enbgYl. .... r.
FirTrryrr DIFrRIcT-peter A. Keller II u. BQuery.
SIXTEENTH DIsrRIcT--HcurY j. stadle Is. +. Myers:
SEVENTEENTH DIsTmcT-R- Bruce PetIlkeh' Dahei
FIGnTEEvra DIsrucT-Jno II. Orvis, stephen Pierce.
NIYErEEETH DIsTIIcr-C. /. Lainbcrton. james IL
TiyryT1rr,I DIsTRrc7-T b. Straight John Latta
TWENTY. FigsT DIsIncT-John NJ White, W. a.
Wallace. , - n-.
TWENIN.SICOSD DSfRICI-N IIIaiA b' at'ViS"i
Samuel =. Ross.
TwrxTY.T1uRD DIsTRIcT-J. a. Mccullough, f. H.
Hutchinson. . , W.,
TWENTY FOURTH DIsTKIcr-R. ". Jones, 5. Is. VIII
son. o..
Mr.. c. T.. Ward was elected Chairman OF the State
Central Committee.
The Convention adjourned until the evening.
In the evening the Committee on Resolutions pre-
.ened series instruc.ing the delegation 20 vote for
cCcllan Tor President at the National Convention.
The Convention was In session at midnight
The following rcG0uSiOls were unanimously adopted:
hrs(red A. we have state candidate present 10 the
pcope and no involved in the coming election other
han those which affect welfare and liberties Of our sister
state. equally with, our- leave 10 Representatives III
other .ovrreigns Of North in cibodying the scntimcn; q
the people in the declaration Of principles aeoepiaa 20 All
the whom rely 20 eject fresidei ana ofs
back peace u this distracted land
Res0lred Tia; the Democracy 81 Pensylyana hereby et
pres their preeIence fox tie nomination VI Cen Geo H. Nc
Celn rs tie Democratic candidate for the Presidency by tae
Chicago Convention and tina; tho delegates 10 sad Conven
ton instructed uni, ~ quef'ions arising
therein rs a majority al the delegates shall decide.
Re.olre9 That the first necessary step 10 restore The in
and toe welfare and prosperity the American Republic Is 70
get I'D Of the presep, corrupt Federal Administration and the
cure accomplish this end through .he organization OF
the urhouorod Democratic party and the prevalence Of
union and harmony AInous it, members
The Hon Richard Vaux and the Hon Kobt- l.. johnson
were elected Senatorial Electors aud the Hons. George
W. Cass, WIN. Bsler. Asa Packer, and VIM. V. Me-
Grath Senatorial Delegates 10 the National Convention.
Aiier three rousing cheers for Gen Mcclellan the
Union and the Constitution the Convention adjourned
siue die.
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Fire..

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN WASHINGTON STREET.
The warehouse of Messrs. Early * Lane. No.
1879 Washington street dealers In wood and Willow
ware was completely destroyed by fire yesterday
Several adjoining buidin,s we're somewhat damaged
Ne-srs Early Lane estimate their loss on stock nj
SIS CO., lnsurcd FOR el7OJJ IN the Globe PARK, HOW
ard and Kings County Companies. The building was
owned by Mr. Cary and valued ut s50oo. Insured
No ls7 is occupied q fruit warehouse by Luther a.
Miller. Their stock is damaged about 5000. Insured
fgr 5000 each In the GrooeIs Hope CITY National
Merchants, Irving. FIomen's Fund, and flTemens
Companies The bull ling belongs 10 the stage estate
and Il damaged 81 0J; insured. The stock OF William
Hodsden bnttcr merchant in the rear Of No 235 Full
ton street. damaged about 80 500; insured j. d.
Cain 4 Co.. wholesale groccrs, No. 23s Fulton street.
lose Al co stock Ivy water; insured for 5000 IA the
NeFeeanis Company s a u r5ss S'' on stock by
and water. insured for slOo each In the Globe
Hamilton aud Stuyvesent Companies. The three last
named buildings belong 20 Mr.. Tufey OF Jersey City.
and are damaged collectively about SO0J, insured.
I'm. fruit stores 81 p. A. Keller Co vas damaged by
smoke and water to the amount OF 50 0O Insured in
the international Company. Sneliker & King. dealers
in eess. wno occupy the basement. lose $500 Insured
grocers ale damaged by water TO the amount Of $3.50;
insured Tho fire originated in the Packingra Of
Mcsgrs. Early & Lanes warehouse.
FIRE AND EXPLOSION At HUNTERS P0iST-ONE
MAN kILLED-LoSS Sl5,CO0.
An explosion in the Kerosene oil refinery of
the NevYork Colon Company whose Office is at No
l04 Maiden lane. occurred about "A O'Clock Thurs
dgy evening. at Hunters Point. l.. l. One OF the night
watchncn. named James Noonen. entered the room
whore the oil Is refined with lighted lamp when In
stanty explosion occurred ana the building set
tire koonen was covered with falling wall that
be could eItrosfe himself aud. standing nearly
upright bo burned TO death before the eyes Of those
VINO from, th. herceness Of the flames. powe-!ess
Ia AID remove him. His age 81 years. and he
leaves ~ wife and four children.
The damage 10 the establishment, including loss Of
refined oil, machinery. buildings. &C. will reach fully
sll.000. The chemical works adjoining Of Messrs. |
Langnnn & Co were set on fire and consumed Their |
loss viii reach s., COO mostly prepared chemicals.
BRIDGE BURNT on THE HARLEM RAILROAD. |
The covered bridge over the Bronx River, !
between Mount Vernon and BronSylle was burnt from
sparks Of the Albany train up on Thursday evening.
loot bridge was built Immediately. that the Albany
passengers down exchanged with tie last train up
and were only detained "A few minutes WOrkmon were
building new bridge yesterday, which they 6ore 70
complete ~ rs Ia cross trains tomorrow. Freight
has been stopped, but only for two or three days.
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Latest ship News.

S,eaHnr MarseBa tFrenoh gUr5oatl, Commander Warm.
Fortress Monroe 29d inst; Experienced very heavy weather.
The Merceia steamer, mounts six gun and has
crew OF eighty niue men.
Steamer Mcclellan a.. s. tfanspoi), Gray New Orleans
aud the Bar l4th inst VIA hey West 18Th pass 10
L. :. Quartc.niaster. Touched at Cape May 2iL Left
New Orleans with the steamer Thomas y Scott in tow
having her outward passage but tbs I'D
inst. during heavy gale 81 miles r. of Hetterss, wa.
Obliged 10 part company with her. The Mcclellan let at
Cleo Peabody Nightingale hudson and Nerons.
Steamer Ci,y Of Richmond ~. = 'rarpo Kelly Fortress
Monroe, ballast to q. y. ouarerlastcr.
Bark Gazee of New Haven't Black, Naycguc1 I. r. lOih
inst, moia-scs to h. Trowbridges sons
BELON-Burs Creole, from -.
SAILED--St-sinship Lsbuan, for Liverpool
WIND-Sunset, s. S. T..
SPOKEN.
March 70 lat ~ 49, lon 10 So aRussn figate was seen in
search OF an Italian .s,.e
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Help for ihe Fair.
PErEEBoRo, y. \

TlTIINNWl, y. i - iIrIH - IT'I'
To hc Editor Of Tao ~. y. Ti3Vnc
SIR: Col. &. ID. Miller and Greene Smith
esq assisted by number Of the ladies and gentlemen
of this place have given three entertainments recently
in aid Of the Sanitary Commission.
The church was well filed by our citizens the FIRST
two evenings 10 witness the charades and beautiful
tablcaux which had been prepared Buokstone's com.
ely TIE Irish Lion, has been finely performed each
evening.
Last evening the crowd filed every nook and corner
for in addition 20 the above named attractions, the
Hon. Gerrit Smith appeared in Moorish costume and
dcclaincd in fine style ohcos address 10 the Senate
&c Ills daughter. Mrs. Miller. appeared M Dcsde'
mona
So grand peraonaon Of the brave but Jealous Moor
Il seldom seen. 6. ". y.
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xxxyIIITm CONGRESS. First Session.
SENATE . WASHINGTON. March %. 1854.
rYE EsrABLISIIMEYT or A HOTARCTiICAL GOV

SENATE WASHINGTON March 25 1854.
THE ESTABLISHMENT or nOEARCuuCAL GOV
ERNMGgT IN SOUTH AMERICA.
The VICE PRESIDENT submitted To the senate
communication from the President Of the United
States in obedience 10 resolution Of the Senate OF tno
18th instant nclosng report FROM tire secretary o,
Etete In relation 10 the establishment Of MonarcMcfu
Eoycrnmcnt in Central and South America. Referred
% the Committee on Foreign Relations and ordered 10
b. printed.
Mr. ANTHONY Olu. r. i presented resolutions :"
the Legislature Of Rhode Island in favor OF surgeon
hcGowans projected exploration in Eastern Asi''
Referred.
LAKE MICHIGAN AND MISSISSIPPI SNIP CANAL.
Mr.. TRIMBUII OJn., Ili) introduced a bi ~ con
struct a shin canal from Ike Michigan TO tie Mlsss-
spp for the passage of armed and naval vessels lo'
ferred 10 the Committee on Nayai An"ifS
Mr. POWELL. moui Ky called up the resolution re.
auestng the President 70 furnish the Senate Che report
Of the Commissioner Of Emigration for lsS2 with an
account of existing contracts and other lDtormalo'
concerning cmicrauts. Adopted.
AN FOR INDIAN nEFUGEES- ,
Mr.. DooLTTIE On, Wis., introduced bill % 9ld
che Indian refugees to return te teir homes az Inc III
dian Territory. Referred Ia the CoEmlttee on lhe4ap
Affairs.
SURVEYING EXPENSES
Mr. HARLAN ON. Ohio introduced JOINT resousloh
explanatory OF the tenth section OF the ct 70 uue
The oxnenscs of suryeys OF lands Of the United States
BY defect in this law money deposited III ecc9falee
with It's p-oyi SiGns to pay FOR SURVEYS cannot ~ Pau
sremedy. -
THE PROCEEDS OF THE SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Mr. HARLAN reported from the Committee on the
Public Lands a bil 10 extend the eighth section OF
an act TO appropriate the proceeds OF the saes OF public
lands and H. grant prelmption rights Its design WIS
TO extend to Kansas the benefit Of that bill with author
NV TO devote The income accraing 10 the support Of the
common schools.
0vEELA,D MAILS
Mr.. CoIIARER Un.. VII introduced bill authorz-
fng the to contract for carry ing
the mails o. erand from Atchson, IN Kansas to 10y
California, appropriatng million doars ohhusi.
mouths and twenty days during four months OF The
year The Pacific Railroad. fast as Completed, VIII
take the place If tine overland mail service.
MILITARY INTERFERENCE IL ELECTIONS.
The Senate proceeded 10 the unfinished business OF
Yesterday viz: the bill TO prevent military interference
In The elections. 80,
Mr. SALISBURY Dem. Dell. supported the bill in q
speech of great length. .
The Senate agreed TO the report OF the Committee OF
Conference on the West Point Academy bill. Ad-
journed till Monday.
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q 70 sin hold their regular auction sale Of Stocks.
eoAds &C., tomorrow Saturday at l2 o'clock, at the
Exchange Salesroom, No. III Broadway The list m
Guides enc variety. BY order Of Enoch Perkins Ad'
ministrator.
We notice that j. M. Mccullough, lately ap-
pointed General Superintendent Of the Pittsburgh. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad and Cumberland and
Pittsburgh Railroad stil retains the Presidency Of the
latter road; the Vice President, James F. Clark, dis
charging the duties OF President in his absence
The movement of Dry Goods at this port for
-. vt g.. Re-. e,,,o.,. =
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IAlrrriiserncnil

IYTBRESTrYG.-Portraita and Character the
Rev. Dr. BELLOWS, do. Lieut. w. ritieneer, Dr. John s.
Darcy Human Faces illustrated by lkenesses Of Naoeon
MenchkoG, Queen Catherine, Charlotte Corday. Louis
Eighteenth, Richter, Bishop Er-bum, etc. News from
Dream!snd Our Social Relations Happy Womsni Stand
ards Of Beauty; Wisdom in Loycmakinz Savage Warfare
Lines on Nosc Sunday Schools by Bishop Clarke of H. h.
and other Good Thing in APsIL No. Illustrated PEREso-
LOGICAL JOURNAL IS cents. By frs; post; or 81 20 year
Address FOWLER WFLIs No 19 Broadway, n. Y Ready.
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7eek has been as follows:
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-TalAL TERx-MARcH A.-Bcfore
Justice RoBERTsoS
IMPORrANT TO MECHANICS.
Catbarine Con at. james w. ARIZONA.


Justice RoBHKTsoS.
IMPORTANT 10 MECHANICS.
Catharinc Con at. James w. Altoona
This action was brought TO recover the amount OF
certain acceptance agreement IN the following words
NEW YORK Sept q i3G3.Mrs Catharine Con having this
day deposited with order drawn by Riley Bemsn upon
IN her favor for 45 payable when the remainder Of the
twenty-five basement fronts finished end set By her in
eighth according ~ the plan Of Jardne 10 pnr
Of rsd B-man with her dated or about
December 1862 provided the set within twelve
working days from tho date hereof said working days to be
recsoned only from the days when maons are at work TO
back the said Easements they set By hers now ioF
value received accept said order aud TO pay MIS- g.
GoTi order as the contained therein, and
when she has furnished the for ne and s for
all the houses # all of them not furnished proper
tiona,e deduction Is be made from the payable
hereby. JAMES w. ARIZONA, No. III Broadway"
Plaintiff proved Trial. performance Of work in time -pect
he'd and according to plan
Defendant moved Tor dismissal Of complain the ground
that consideration had been proved between pIntif
and defendant Riley Besn and defendant for acceptance
agreements tha; raid instrument not being bill Of exchange
consideration must be proved before recovery could be
bad. Motion denied.
The submitted to the Jury who returned verdict
FOR plaintiff for fiil amount
Robert r. Roosevelt counsel for plaintiff; +. G. Canne
counsel for defendant.
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TWENTIETH WARD ScHooLs.-The pupils of
the Twentieth Ward Public Schools will give grand
entertainment at the Academy Of Music on Tuesday
evening, April %, in aid Of the Sanitary Fair. The
exercises will consist Of tabeauy recita,ions solos
mtery drills &c. Dodworth's celebrated band has
been engaged for the occasion. The singing will be
under the szpeIintendonoe Of Prof Colburn.
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street. He was removed 20 Bellevue Hospital Maloy
wing arrested soon atterward and committed BY Justice

street He was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital Maloy
was arrested soon aterward and committed by Justice
Shandey George Davis was arrested yesterday,
emerged with stealing $3.50 in gold and silver coin from
tho residence OF fymnn Stern, No. 800 West Thirty
sixth street. during the recent fire at that place. Com
mitted by Justice Kelly. Coroner Naumann ycster-
day held an inquest at the Second Precinct Staton-
House on the body Of George w. Abro. late captain
and owner of the canal bolt Pride of the West. The
deceased ON Thursday, was engaged IN ioadng ms
boat with coal from the ship John H. Ryersou lying at
Pier No. 10 East River. While in the hold sh0veing
away tho coal which was being sent down In shute
from the ship 10 the boat 20 struck on tho head
by a piece Of coal thrown from the ship ny
John Foley from the effects Of which he died
soon after. He was AZ years Of age, resident OF
Rochester and leaves wife and six children. Foley
was committed TO the Tombs by the Coroner. Ed
ward Terney yesterday arrested charged win the
murder some months since of John Fitzgerald. IN q
low saloon IN East Fourteenth street. Committed by
Justice Shandey. Coroner Naumann yesterday held
an inquest Mt the Sixth Precinct Station House on the
body OF Thomas Mc(;owan. The deceased died on
"Wednesday morning from the effects Of blow on the
head with pane Of glass by Patrick Brennnn, por
ton Of the glass having penetrated the sku 10 VI"
brain Brennan yesterday gave himself up, ana was
committed to the Tomhs by the Coroner. Robert ".
Watson residing at No Gi Watts street danger
ousy stabbed three times in the face yesterday by John
McC,rath while the latter was intoxicated. Ihe ac'
cused also assaulted Theodore jackson at the same
time he fortunately escaping without injury. Commit
ted by Justice Dodge.
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FLAGS FOR THE CHILDREY's DEPARTAEEr OF
THE METROPOLITAN FAIR-0wneTs OF flags are urgently
requested TO give the loan of their flags Of all sizes
TO this Department The Committee win call for such
ags-haying them in each duly marked and signed
with the owners name. Office Union Square, No. -
East Seventeenth street in the basement.
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BIsOOkLYN ITEMS.

RECRUITING IN BRooKLYN.--Thcre is very
little doing in the recruiting business But few men
feel inclined to enlist since the payment OF bountes has
been resumed. Yesterday some fifty veterans Of tho
JOtb Regiment n. y. Vols. jnet arrived from Port
Royal received the County bounty, and some more Of
the GOTH Regiment NJ Y. Vols expected TO be
added 70 our quota. Thus far not over hundred
have been enlisted under the new call
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CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT of the MET

NHIbDREN's DEPARTMENT OF the NET
" ROpOLIAN FAIR for the benefit OF the u s. Sanitary
Commission .
The Chidrens Department, viii occupy the easery wing Of
the holdings UNION SQUARE and will be contained in
hall ninety feet square arranged with booths o side<
and "a stage for performances -
The object OF TIL. Department Is 10 afford daily entertain
met for children consisting Of concerts tabauA and eAhi
bon. OF various Kinds well To offer Tor safe articles par
iicularly adspiei 10 the 9anis ol children
There III be- ten booths as follows
No. l. " III contain a Miniature SEATING Pond -.
No. 2 WIN embrace contributions from charitable nstitu
tons.
No. 3. VIII b. for the sale Of fancy articles.
No. T. VIII BE- furnished by the Madison avenue Baptist
Church. .
No. WIN he provided with articles contributed by the
Public Schools
No q. viii be for the sale Of childrcn's toys.
No. 7. Will be for rslresllfnents and confectionery
No O. Wit. be furnished by the ladies OF Staten Island
No. o. VIII be- for the sale Of books.
No. TO- VIII DO provided with articles contributed by the
priya schools
shoped every individual and institution irrespective
Of locality will manifest especial interest in this depart
nrn, forwarding without delay contributions Of all articles
suitable TO. and calculated TO interest children.
The Executive Committee will be hsppyto acknowledge inc
receipt Of all donations ~ their rooms No. ~ East lth
st., Union square. -
- EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. ...f
@. w. COTTERiLL, Chairman.
Mrs THOMAS PHILLIPS, EDWARD COL0ATE,,,,
Mira J. GRAFTON Col. CiIAS. W. DARLING,
Miss T. q JAY MAJ ALEX. HAMILTON
Mi,, r. McCREADY DENTON SMITH,
A. HAMILTON, Secretary.
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From bermuda.

The steamship Alpha arrived at Halifax on
the 25th with dates from St. Thomas 10 the 18th and
bermuda to the 18th lust She has no tdings Of the
Re Gaantuomo
BERMUDA. March 1.-THE blockade runners City Of
Petersburg Advance and Index, arrived here only one
hall hour in advance Of the L. :. steamer ShesAn-
3Oah which arrived the 18th and sailed the 18th
inst. for Norfolk
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METROPOLITAN FAIR-To LADIES.-Will
those ladies who have been requested to send light
freshments TO the restaurant West Fifteenth
during the next week, have the kindness TO furnish
them week later on account Of the postponement Of
huu ot,I tfsvxs
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fAdvertisemen'
AdVf TtiSfHent.T
GRAND OPENING OF SPRING CARPETS, AZ

GRAND OPENING or SPRING CARPETS, az
HinAx A.pggsoy No 90 Bowery Displayed ia ten spacious
sales rooms styles OF English Roya Velvet and bruaeis
Carpets sl-o threply and suI~rfn@ Ingram Carp-tng,
Rugs Ma Window Shades, Mating DTueSct Oleoth- all
widths Office, Church and Mosaic Carpcts a; small ad
vance for cash All goods guarantoed price Look for
hIRAu ANDERSON. No. " Bow ".
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ROBBERIEs The house of Mrs. Swcezey, No.
Eeyins street. entered by sneek thieves yesterday
afternoon and robbed OF clothing and jewey valued at
over flOO, with which the fellows escaped
The stable Of Peter Donlcy. No. $40 Myrtle Avenue
feoniousy entered the night previously and robbed
of u set Of harness worth $50.
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arrived today The Captain reports that nc 49,.
eneed very heavy weather March - shiplss vasys
sea washing overheard Benjamin Reinhaf' Vi f'ooA"'
way. o., ros dam god 10
a SLIGHT extent by the storm. No fnrtner u"se's "'
reported The telegraph iInc is not YET worin"s'
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MARcH 25-Bcfors
Judge SHPrtAy
The MAGIC RUFRLE ONIROYERsY-INJU NCQONs

U.AN
Iniunctions were granted few days since upon
the patents Of the plaintiffs sgain.. Simon Goldman L. H.
ManccibaE Bernard Ls-ieT aid Georg. IL Wooster, and
Emma Wooster and o. r. Pratt ordered TO tile
y IN 5000 each 10 keep accounts, Gc. for any damage
which might be recovered finally against them.
The plaintiffs have heretofore stopped n.r!ngeinents Of
aud have been completely successful at
all points thus far.
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AND WEAKENED AND DEBTLrTATED FRAMES
BECOME RENEWED WITH ALL THE
VIGOR OF HEALTH.
The reputation OF ills preparation IL not Of day nor
month, year, nor 1t confined within limited .pace
nor 1t but known and appreciated by those who move Ia the
circle offashon and refinement 1t it, on the contrary world
wide and the umpha Of thu article have blessed alike the
rch and the poor white like the that falls gently ON The
earth so this friend Of mankind It's blessing to descend
upon the suffering and afflicted. Its virtues are known In
every quarter of the inhabablc globe the wonderful cure
which daily performing have for the hishe. post
in the temple of science. With such recommendations.
backed by inconesibe and undoubted testimonials from
those who have experienced its curative properties giving to
the public assertion but what has passed through the cru
chile oftuth and supported by ay splendid and hher-
10 unknown nphs what wonder is il that thousands nish
to it for reliefia tho hour of Danger.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs:
Constipation Inward Piles Fulnass Of Blood 10 the Heed
Acidiy Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust
for Food, Fulness Weight in the Stomach
Sour Eruetations, Sinking Flattehns at
the Pit of the Stomach, Swimming Of
the Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breathing. Fiutterins
at the Heart,
Choking suHocating
Sensations when in lying
Posture, Dimpess d Wis .I
ion, Dots or
Webs before the Sight, Fever
and Duh Pain in the Head, Def =
cheney of Perspiration, Yeliowness the
Skin and Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, Chest,
Limbs, &c, Sudden Flu.hes Of Heat, Burning IN the
Flesh, Constant Imaginings of Evil, and yess
Depression Of Spri,s
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs IS
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS no RUM OR WHISKY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUNKARDs-
1s.NOT A
DARKROOM DRINK,
ORA
SUBSTITUTE FOR RUM,
BUT A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC,
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC sTlMJLAST Oh
INJURIOUS DRUGS,
aud cannot ndousy introduce the OF drunkenness into
the bosom Of your f4mies-o your WIFE your children a
your friends
Read the testimony the respectable peopePers00s
o. character, and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND.
WE WILL PAY @l0oo
any that viii produce Certificate pubhsbed BY us that
IL not GENUINE.
NETWORK TESTIMONY.
From John d. Wcksrshsm, esd, firm Of wies-fsl,afp
Hutchso the celebrated Of fancy iron works.
No. 259 CanalsLi
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Coon FIIDAY.-Good Friday was observed
with appropriate ceremonies In all the Roman Catholic
and Episcopal churches yesterday, while prayer meet.
Dgs were held In churches Of some other denominations