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OTHER ANNIVERSARY MEETINGS.
Theaters, etc.

An afternoon performance Of "The Sleeping
Beauty" will be given to-day at the Olympic Theater,
beginning at two o'clock.
At the Winter Garden, this evening, for Mrs.
Sedley Browns benefit, Dion Boucicaults drama,
Jeanne Deans" and the comedy Of Ladies Beware
will be represented and Mr.. W. H. Smith will appear
for the first time in New-York.
Mr.. Robert Hellers last afternoon entertain.
ment will take place to-day at No. 555 Broadway His
season closes this week.
The Hippotheatron pantomime, Prince
ODonoghue' will DO repeated this afternoon and
evening
At the French Theater, tonight, the drama
LILLE est Folle" and the operette. "Msien Landry
will be represented and Mdlle Pauline Carnissa will
sing selections from "Faust" and lie Domino Noir"
The Stereoscopticon will be exhibited this
afternoon at. two o'clock. at Hope Chapel
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COMETHING TO READ
AND THINK ABOUT.
A NEW ERA.

The hour is coming and it is fearful and solemn hour
even 10 IN is. and the bestwhen must bid a1ien 10
he scenes which please to the families we love- 10 .e
friend, yo esteem Whether think, whether we hink
not tina. body, which and active with life shall be
"a d o,;onless with death. The countenance must De-
pale. the eyes must be closed, the voice must be
the senses be destroyed the whole appearance
must be changed by the remorees hand oil DOR last enemy
We may Danish the remembrance OF tho OF our "'
man natures but reluctance to reject upon H. ana on,
empts drive it from our reeolle'"on' are IN 'a"
- that we are sentenced to die and though sometimes
succeed in casting oil for the conviction OF this I'M
welcome truth entirely remove It, The rehec
ton haunts us still it lies down with Us at night swakes
with us in the morning The neyocabe doom passed upon
rs md too W ell do know it, Dust thou art, and unto
dust thou shalt return"
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tho indictment and he had not II you please the sr
BILE or the ostensble agency in the cemmlss'o" " NV
yarions details which entered into the crime ne my
moi have been the actor in the business, put tee
nothing TO exclude the idea that he furnished tne s
ments 10 his wife, that be required her to pelo.
operation upon herself and tiat while be may ho' INV
been the actual actor yet that he was tho a I,a,
and principal actor in the commission OF ls
Therefore the District Attorney, on the very iav VI
Indictment has perfect right 10 use his own
on this point Is il not the usual practice where
parties are arragned charged with the sane
the evidence against being more or ess ~
parties exists to hold ont to sucn persons the cnoee OF
taking punishment upon conviction or OF revealing tne
truth against the guiiest of the band ana so enabling
bin to be brought justice Is ihis flgh' W W 'aAe
The learned counsel Lad not entirely completed his
able aud eloquent speech when the Court arose to ad
ionrn TO-DAY the argument will be resumed at il
o'clock until which time the Court adjourned.
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Hotel Arrivals.

Maior.Gen. John +. Smith, q. s. Army; Gen
Ely Long and staff. u. s. Army; Hon. Mohtgomer,
Blair, Washington Count Than, Prague; Agustin Men
cbacs and family Matamoros, and T. X. Griswold
Cleveland. arc guests at the metropolitan Hotel
Gen. j. Il. Stonehouse and wife. Albany; Judg,
James. Ogdensburg; Capt. A. Hay philadelphia Hon
wife. Boston. are stopping at the Aston House.
Gen. VIM. NJ Averill, u. s. Army; 4. g. and r. J.
Ingersoll Peoria, and H. NJ. Burr. Boston, guest,
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Gen. b. Alvord, U. S. Army and family. II. G. May
nard and wife, San Francisco. and 4. w. Stanton
Tordbam. are guests at the Clarendon Hotel.
n. s. Putnam Fort Delaware; w. Wagner. Paatint
Bridge and H. o. Smalley Nevada are stopping at IT,,
Hoffman House.
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MAKE A NOTE OF THIS!

In conclusion viii say to all who read this. and that
they are in any way diseased please be so kind AS to VIE ms
simple full statement of your symptoms, aud by return
mai. YOU will get reply with every information and ad'ee
free-ony inclose stamps postage 10 NOS
DELAY beg Of you when little delay place you beyond
nome Of cure shall BE- plain and tell you the whoe TRUTH
nd what YOU may depend upon and whether you can OF can
NOT bs saved Have fear in revealing any secrets TO mo-
for they are kept safe possession free nom the word
at who live at distance, and cannot see me IN
person write prescribe and send remedies pS '
or express any part of the world No danger III r"'
,,,s or money In letters for they always cone a'ey ana
speedily to me. Please hasd this your friends aud seq
ances who may be sick. thereby you do much sOod ~
AVE valuable lives Prevail them to come ana see ITO ~
write to me at once.
Further wish in this place to inform those VINO "s' "
inclined to doubt the truth ard authenticity oil any "
above that will give 900 to any person
can prove any of them false having the original letters
Office where any one can them also have o'''
| thousand others just good which ought 10 '"'
mos, .kercal that my assertions based upon i"'
oyycg AND CONSULTING Rooss, No $40 bHoApwA''
NEw YORK,
h.. s.su OH the following days, viz SUNDAY"
49,. rn..l,v. Wednesdays and Thursdsys' nom io@
W. to y. m.
An l.t,ers must be addressed 70
prof r. LEONIDAs HAMILTON, MD,
No. SO Broadway, New -fok.
Gaze PIP. D. Box NJ. t.seA
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THE TESTIMONY OF A PHYsICIAN-A MOST RE
$500 VARIABLE CURE.

Lrau ha sn1ks in stomach cdusng t she Is cured
aud the snake rcd. VI L. W. reuneI fain"eH, ENe
chan County, Mich, writes: 1919
DEAR DocroR: happy TO say that you were risbt N
your conjecture that the young sdys hts were cAused
worms or foreign Substance III the stomach HP,otee
be small SNAKE. After using medicine pre- aIei oi m
,emoval for few day the snake expelled ~ithoas
rou. results any unnatural effects since that hr ne
la. no, had NJ any symptoms She mas iinrio'eol
,raryth and flesh randy and l. seemingly well shs
desires make known her grateful echnss 100 er's
Her of this horrible produced a. was 80 "nnau
cor.i.r i, one of the most reularkab caIes N
record will DO greatly obliged II you WIZ reply 81 tsh
ibis letter aud state wha, there was IN ,he
gave YOU that led you suppose tue fhs csuss'
worms or something of the kind that caused the h
ann u.ns seveial Of your different specifics IN my practice
zen entirely satisfactory think your Blood and Liver run
H. he.t In use II will give areciPe Tor prtpahs
,h.r will end.ayor benefit you as Ianeh IN o. ltAei
|way Very truly yours, L. w. fLONch' '~~o'
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PART THIRD.

OF PROFESSOR HAMILTON'S NEW SYSTEM
Have you a sailow yellow skin
Have you brown spots the face any part Of tho body
Have you headache
Are you dull heavy, or sleepv'
Have you bitter OF bad taste IN the mouth
Have you cold ohills or hot fashrsf
Have you irritation dryness in the throat
Have you pslpiiation Of The hearth
Have you a dry. teasing coughf
l. your appetite unsteady
l. your stomach sour
Do you ruis- spit up yonr food
Have you any choking spelsl
Are YOU troubled with Sehnss and vomitirst
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AN EDITOR AND POSTMASTER rEsrrPIss

Mr. Lewis Leslie Postmaster at Oq0awka Henderson Co..
Ill., and editor of The Oqudwkd Paipdeaier OF the most
able and reliable journals in the Northwest, writes:
81 tnd your remedies all that could be desired
felt well in sl my life last Summer when using Your
medicines venly believe they have been the Of
saving my lfe" aiteward advertised in his paper In the
of June H. 1863 the local column the editor thus
refers to the advertisement See the advertisement Of Prof
H. l.. Hamilton In another column. Read IL! Believe what
ever he says and you troubled with arrangement OK
the liver send to him for medicine We know what
Recommending We personally known to the efcscious
effects Of the doctors remedies They all that bs claims
Tor them They the best knew aud his charges
are moderate"
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eaed Ny health better than II the present time
and attribute all the Of yoar valuable medicine for
viii shall always feel very grateful, and will do ali can do
induce my diseased friends and to apply 10
for believe yonr remedies to be all and you
for them II need any medicine or any Of
my family, shall apply TO at as believe 1t be
tie sures safest and best to be had remain yours
mand, Mrs. J. w. SMITH
Auburn Four Corners Susquehsnna County Pa
RosEvILLE, Park Co.. Ind, Feb. g., 1865
Prof HAnILroN-Deay Doctor: Your medicines, which i
have been taking had the desired effect every pacu.
All diseases for which You have prescribed have been
wholly eradca,ed In such that suffer ncon-
venence from them. am ready, Doctor, to hail you
Of the greatest beDefactor Of the age May heavens kndes
blessings follow you through life. Yours, with respect
CYNTHIA JESSUP.
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:. DYSPEPSIA AND CONSTIPATION CURED.

DYSPEPSIA AND CoNSl ~ ALVIN SohED
Mr. s. s. Parker Of Alabama, Oenesee County, N. Y,
writes:
My wife has wholly recovered since using your medicines
PREVIOUS to applying you she unable to take the least
food drink except and bread coffee Her bowels
would not for eighteen days time and then forced
the most unpleasant efforts Since the thrd day after
taxing your medicines she has taken her ordinary
rationable food with very and her bowels
move regular and easy Her feet and limbs which previously
equreda jug OF hot water day and night for long time
Keep them warm, enough OF themselves Her
nervous debility which past endurance, Is much better
and she once enjoys her nights In sweet sleep She ss
up all day whereas sue only moved from bed to an
other for making and change May God bless and You
live long and bless with your remedies the Thousands Of
nvad that suffering for want Of proper medical
treatment"
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A SUPPOSED IMPossIBILITY.

Mr.. II. n. Herrick, of Russeslbursh Pa writes;
The medicine ordered 70 hand IN due season Ano
have u,ed directed aud has done thst which never
sed medicine could do. have accomplished more WORK
have IN length time Tor ar yedrs previous 10
app wing to you consider myself cured
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Mr. VIM. S. Blskeee Of Windham Centre Greene COUNTY
~ Y, writes Jan. TO- 1885, Five weeks ago nv friends
thought in the last of consumption After taking
your medicines for few days began y feel better
and able to be around and attend to- my business
anticipate permanent everything you for
your great wisdom in treating this disease that has hitherto
beer considered ineurable.D
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with gratitude place before the public testimony IN
favor Of your new remedies having been confined to the o1ss
and 10 nv he'd most of the time for eighteen months and ind
Ing no relief unt after taking two Of your delightful
Liver and 81 BOD remedies ride 10 my criage snd
walk half mile at lime urge upon an VINO may De suffering
from deanged state the liver snd digestive organs con
suit Prof Hamilton without delay, may be too late
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IHAvE TOLD THE TRUTH.

VIM McStrong Of North Manchester, Conn, writes: 81
in possession your circular in which you propose to
cure epilepsy You certificates Of several persons
cured Mr. Freeman Of Detroit y. In reference
validity Of the statement published By you lie at
stating the reported and had proved
permanent there having been return OF tho hts TO the pres
ent time
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Receipts OF Produce.

MAY 5-7l47 bbls. Flour. 24O bbls. Whisky, $40
bbs Corn Meal. IA, 500 bush. Oats, 532 bush. Seed
26 pkgs Ashes, 100 pkgs. Provisions 3I pkgs Lard
200 pigs. Oil Cake, 1850 pkgs. Butter.
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FMpHArrC TESTIMONY

j. Il. Watson OF Denmark Me-, writes; The medicine for
my came hand due time for which you have my
thanks Ny sister took the remedies directed,
and got well hch she feels most grateful have 90
uuch faith you that believe your remedies viii cure almost
any disease.
Many ofy friends and acqaan,ances have been cured By
your medicines That's so."
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ANOTHER CASE OF CONSUMPTION CURED

Caleb b. Heath weLkuown citizen Of Glens Falls, n Y,
writes: 4" afflicted with very cough, which was
rapidly undermining my health and weakening my lung and
falling that my friends began TO think my recovery
doubtful having tried several kinds Of remedies without
lief BY the recommendation Of friend was induced to try
your treatment dad and with pleasure inform you
mat one course the cure consider your
dies invaluable and do feel disposed DC without
ply on hand"
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A VERY CRITICAL CASE CURED. ~

Mr.. H. H. Dodge Of Newfane Niagara County, ~ IT,
writes: III,
have Jus, received package Of your papers, te, ia
n L. fGs and very much pleased as feel anxious ana
consider Il my duty distribute aud make known the great
dement's derived the Of your remedies for uod knows
feel thankful Tor the changes in my being very
critical one Is you will recoec from NY symptoms aud
viii have gea, iuAnence upon the minds Of my friends. and
the public generally, in this vicinity
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SAVED HIS LIFE.

Mr. Jacob C. Mateer of Shelsourgh, Benton Co, Iowa,
writes This to inform you that doing all can oi
circulating the papers sent me among the SICK ana
think IL no hardship spread fame, and the wonderful
cures you have performed throughout the land for W"
your mercy ana You saved my HE and therefore there
ANYTHING can do for YOU will be done with the greatest
pleasure you send all the circulars AID paper
YOU can 10 distribute among the sick about here May God
give you long life on EARTH"
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THE TESTIMONY OF A POSTMASTER
w searus esd Postmaster at West Brsinree, Vermont,
writes:
have taken all the medicines you sent me- the pain In
nv heart and eft side has eft me- feel like
There was almost everything allied when commenced
taking your medicines viz: Caah Liver and kidney COM
plant AN feeling 50 well that do know whether you
think for TO take more medicines or not
medicines thus far have proved the night sort fof me-
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PILES, FrsTULA AND FEMALE COMPLAINTS

Mrs Phqbe Cunard West Geenville, Mercer Co.. Penn,
writes, now myself TO let You know how am getting
along find my health greatly improved The last remedies
you had very good effect now have no fies
no fi.ula no Female Complaints as had before taking
your edicines all have vanished while my nerves much
stronger snd constrained to believe that you can do al
promise and hope that God viii reward you In time ans
tarough eternity"
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ARFNARKABIE CASE.

II Affords ne pleasure 10 place before the pubhc the ioo"
ing statement of Nr. jennie Duncan, highly respectable
.dy residing At 3argetsiown Washington County Penn
su.h eInsusiing from source so worthy, Is
dc CRYING of careful peuss: not only claim II privilege
h.. ,lr IL duty owe my fellow uotals to tell them
what The valuable remedies OF Dr. HAMILTON have done for
me, IL ia hopel that doubling suffering mortal VIII,
the pruss Of this be led to apply 20 those who de.
,.y.dy rank honorable and scieniinc a. physicn
or previous 10 April 1907 suffered
severely fom uain my back underneath the right shout
blade sometime, extending into the Tight side Nnen
my side thu. ached conld not bear an article OF clothing
sen,d around me- had headache constantly, psptation
an unu .ua noise would sartc and cause 20 remhle
k. leaf my heart beating audby. But tho most horrible
II all INV suf.rings smotherng sensation-i could
not 20, uy breath Ofentimes have started from my bed
and ran 10 an open window for relief Indeed, was oite
AFRAID TO lay my head upon the pillow lest should smother
An th. temporary relief could get from this feeling was m
bein, b,d and my blood thick and black that II would
no, run drop placed in hot water These, with many
other ailments. rendered truly miserable being During
mi. time was running up heavy bills with eminent phys
can, had swallowed enough medicine to l corner OF
drug store tat least seemed TO mel My back was
herrd pastered cupped, and cold water applied until
wa. heartily tired OF IT, Yet Che pain there and there
oud STAY About this time was handeda paper containing
IN. theory OF Professor snons mode Of treatment
seemed reasonable and corfoboraed by so many
r.monials" that shough discouraged, WINS Induced to
their terms and diagnosis OF my incosed the
requisite fee and received OF their treatment be
fore had been under two weeks was reviewed. no pai
stion Of heart no snothcring sensation no headache I'M
proved appetite sweet and refreshing sleep advise, nay
rntrra all those afflicted especially those whose symptoms
similar 10 those In my case, to at once apply
10 Dr. Hamilton and get relief
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PROOF STRONG AS HOLY wRIT".TwO YOUNG
LADIES CURED-LETrER FROM HAPPY

Extract from letter written BY Mrs Elizabeth Cos o.
YOU tina, my da ghsrs about cured thns hey hece
no more medicine for they enabled 70 90 ocn
ork as eyer feel very thankful for your oenehcen. power
for th~ good Of mankind and may God assist you IN your
nobe works. and wher done with this World may We
meet IN Heaven where can rest rom u our 'aoo' "S
God bless you Is my earnest prayer.
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STRONG TALKi-READ THIS AND BE CONVINCED.
Nj Eila Mi!lroy Of Crsnbcrry. Vensngo Co., Penn,

STNONIi TALkI-IENU
Mrs Eliza Milroy of Cranberry, Vensngo Co., PENN
writes NJ, - ,,...,.x III
Dear Doctor have used your medicine as dectsu u
case inadequate TO express my sunernss oeoIe
commenced taking medicine and asf s.nsts
.xeuce 10 your great professional sAndeed owe you
debt Of gratitude can never pay am 70 ~
give Won comfort In saying THE from erpo.efe, kn1o
whereof affirm. May Hesvens best, blessings ever DC
.boyered upon the greatest beneiacor Of his rscroi n
Leonidas Hamilton. ELlEA HlLhnNi'
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CONFIDENCE NOT MISPLACED = THE oUTroef
INGs or A TRU LY GRATEFUL sOuL-hEAD AN

BE CONVINCED. O.. ~,
Mrs Caroline NJ RoIuney Of Mantus, Portage EQUITY, ono
not disappointed for their effect. more thsn 'atisfa
have taken onehaf the package. you sent me- ad am pet
|ms IL seem. almost incredible that your medicines shou
fleet me So ben,hciay such short time Would tha,
sound your praise through tue length am pieadth OF te
and. May God bless you"
REMARKABLE TESTIMONY.
NJ, Sherman b. Allen of Os.isn Ind, writes Prof HAsL
|TOy:
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A cLERGyMAN's TESTIMONY.

Rev. J. Wesley Quinan Troy Conferencel Of Peru. Gin
ton County, n. Y. .,
am better in health this Fall than have been before In
five stomach getting quite strong, appetite Is
,eady and Joertu my habits twice full they used
|to be instead being all punched w. getting to DO quite
corpuent have worked hard preached 80 uch
20 this Fall have abored two months in proracted meet
ng preached every night sixty souls conveted
10 God be all tho praise shall have to write out
of my Of these days and the great benent
the remedies ever took fact they the only medicines
that have bsDehted me."
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anecedents opposed TO the encroachDents Of tie
Grand ury upon the rights of citizens But ordinarily
when Grand Jury is aIaigned before this Court some
impeachneut is preferred against that body. Not 80
here SO far from any impeachment in this case, we
find the able counsel stating upon the face OF his OVID
affidavit that friendly was the Foreman OF that
BODY to him that he violated his oath in communicating
20 him the evidence upon which the indictment was
found.
After the formula Of oath read by counsel, he
proceeded 10 defend the District Attorney IRON the
charges brought against hin by counsel Tor Tue ae
Tense Then he defended the counsel arragned as be
irg permitted by the District Attorney TO invade the
saDctity of the jury room, and passed eulogium on
their characters. The very caution with winch inns
prudence with which it started, and the
carel with which it has been prosecuted BY the
officer and the lady are now read as
evidence Of their violation Of duty and part OF this
awful public wrong And last of all 1t is said that be
has held Of impunity to another offender
If she will reveal the truth and thus enable the princ
pal TO be brought TO the bar Of public Justice This
Court is asked to control the District Attorney in the
exercise Of his discretion to the manner in which
indictments shall be tried; and secondly this Court Is
asked 10 try the question Of the gu or Innocence Of
this defendant upon this motion. In reference to the
Erst branch Of the moton-ihe control OF the Court
over the District-Auorney-I have never known an
instance before in which the Court has ASSUMED to in
terere controlling the public prosecutor in the exer
else of his discretion The Court interfees with
him unless he is shown 70 have been guilty OF oppres
sion fraud or improper practice something OF that
description. which his high oath Of Office both together
repel The District Attorney had perfect night 10
indulge his own convictions appears the face Of
the affidavit The protestatioDs Of innocence Of the
cused are mere play upon words and while he may be
innocent of the Olenses charged In the present
Indictment he may be guilty Of other oiense con
meeting him with the other Ofenses and emitting him
10 be presented with Mrs. Potter an offender. "And
deponent further that be Is innocent OF The charge
contained in said Indictment" He did not apply the
Instruments 10 the person Of his wife he did not
NIT the oepse which resulted in the death charged in
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NOTICE.
For sale Chean-

A GOOD Fruit and Confectionery Stand. THIS !.
N arare chance for any one with small capitaI.
Address, 41 nf, A. B. HILL, AN --
Sept 2S-d1Ts Portland P. O.
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ted to the National Convention, for it con-
tains vietrs to change the government; oucn
words from such man were eqlilVaient 10 a
sentence of death. My father knew ~ and
part. The merchants asked for committee
to be appointed to examine the claims Of Am
erican sfip-owners, and RobsSpierrre had abol-
ished ali commit ees but the one In whiclr he
was the moving power. With wonderful pres
e,,ca Of mind INV father. took out his pencil,
struck out that request and showed the paper
10 Rnbespierre, who, on seeing the alteration,
said hal might be read the next day at the
bar of the National Convention. As my faith
or left the hall, friend who had accompanied
him there, said, Eve are head shorter for
tbis.n "Never mind" was the reply, "we shall
90 in good company" While my father was
reeding the petition, Robespierre entered one
OF the galleries, and as soon as it was ended,
he moved that it should be referred to the
Committee of Public Safety. This quashed it
at once, but the readers lie was saved"