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they were painfully aRlir,ing, haye,been radically
cured in such grc;it Numbers III almost every Sc
ton of the country, that the public scarcely feed
to be informed efltsgvirtnes OF uses. 81; baL
S"rOi,lioils poison is one OF the most testrnc.
tive enemies OF orr race. Often, this utiseeg and
unie,t tenant bfthe oh shis nj n''deYn'nes teton
slution, and invites the attack oil eniecbling or "a
tai diseases, without exciting q sTs p,;ti'es, 9fhS
nesensse hssa, it. sss. 10 ssse ,a sa
noeeasim, lapidlN fieH e,ep into: oae,or othefofiH
Itdeous Forms, either OH the stEiacs ?I among The
Yitals. In the iItter tubercles MAY pe' suGtsnly
deposited 10 the ling SCR hthrt, or tnihorstored
in the liver or it shsayss pIesence b. crnptions
en- ' SE 9" q s' Is: ss Of hs
of this Sar~apna.iHa is advisable even when no
active symptoms Of disease appear Persons Il.
s M ss st sSSEHS Il sass tts sf e s
use oil this, 3 Hrs 50, sdNslss,
ny's Fire. Rose OF Ernstrr'"s, 7.Her, SAT-
-Iiket w., Soa1d Head, ftiny'eor'n. Sa.e .fyes
ss;s s 5sl az Ssess as e Sss Ss
B 3Sas@ t9Fss t: ss RFs2fnst! H,saSa H
tPe yareas Itee,g,s affections sf ''he ~uss'sll'
Swnhiiis or Jcnrrcn, and Aferrnridl ED;s,
eases are cured b. j, though long time is 70.
oHreafor s.,i,.luinE iheso ob siiiste n dstuet by
sT sd'sns IN, losEe9inn;i , sss 2! .5a
Dfseaastl. ~ roiihenay l6o!i refetta AID iii
s'ay cured hy is gn,iy s s t,s Y a S,ns
in oar Aimanat, snppi;ea, gratis. sElteMM nttsM
and Gqnf, when cans:,l hF arcnm.'ai.ops Of ex'
traaeo,s matters in the 'i'dod, yish! quickly nts
as also LircrEo,rnlcints Tn"nidtty. GO,aes.
III, or in t'nn .jiaiic" OF the fiser, ahd Jatai
dire. when arising. as they often 90, from Tip
rarklhs poishns in 'c-shtoti. ''lFhs siTs4l
PiRfLLi is q great rcstnEer fqEthe st'Epyssllp
AMI viEor Of The system. Those wlio are Iaa.
umid "a and Iisii,.ss 9TieSEoEdeat.. sie,f.ess.
And tronhled with Nervous Arirchensio,s or
.5ears. or any al the affections sy'uptamsticfes
Eeuhnesss wil hrd imned.a's. relief ana con ,fl:
vibcihg evidence 'of Its restorative power upon
trial, ~, n aLi.Ih tn..i .nnn. h iniils
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MISCELLANEOUS.
,PerrV's, New American

DERRY's NEW AMERICAN IT'S
L g,Mionly First Class Cooking Stove
presented to, the lnhlic,d1jli gaoJn
Pemy's New American was awarded
twehty-two premiums during the year
IS7N r!rud $50 ifs@'lHrr' 'Sli -'''
Perry's New American was awarded
one bundled and seven first premiums
during tile year 1871. -..a1.b ..;.
r Wien buying il New American it is
guaranteed to save 80 'per ct. in tnN:
Every N.ew Ametir:vm issana'antte''
TO give entire isyfacli"n or the money
is refunded IN full. :, For sale. by I'm.
.")H'A SIMON: 10i Chaltfes ST., /,
nos ,htG"d afNaasis;t Udiis' Hotel: ~
a.;P.,s.- Observation-Disclosures or
figc BOX 1926. New. Othaus, la. ,DloIs'
eonpt a'loYea TO. .tiie tSadsi !! sf1A ftpi
C'irtc',,l;iiirS ana Prize Lists. Hlra'l,nEs 1:
styvts Of al kinds Always Oh 'aiid.-.
Importer and dealer in Honse aud
Kitchen Furnishing Gootls. ,s.:l 81
Oct. E;-tsin ,..tl.y - y ~9}!:.raif "Tf )
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OUT, HOME JOURNAL.

N. ~ N1In ..'1I--I1.- at :" al,'i -
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1t has taken the. first premium at thr
Texns.saat! Louisia,,a, S!ntt' Fairs AS 'ht'
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EXCHANGE HOTEL FOR RBA'

THIS FINE AND COM
4 p|ctc Hotel. with, BAR :::3
ROOM and FURNITURE, iiIi
&C., is olfrie for rent on a M
fern, Of Years The stores oesSlIl
by j. C. French and j.. Fraser a'eis y.
offered for rent--p"s@ssion a,sshg ~
nary LIST, 1873. Apply ON ta XIII Il
Uses to " J. 81 5 ss'
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MEDICAL.
y!er''sG'Sarsaparlll
ron PSUn1lEYIiYG THE, n1ooI.

The reputation this ex.
GeilenE alie.tie!,ie e,l,Ysl.
is derived, from its cures.
m:th" Of which, are truly
marvellous. 'ihvelerSe
cases. Of .Scro!llous dis.
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption. IHive' baea
purified ai'A cured by it,
Scrofllous affections ;sstd
disorders, which wcre ag.
,gfay.aeQ Ivy the. scroll.
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TIE GREAT B l00D,PJR7FI3325 R.


g,yVEpYRrf:}of tib ! tRSAP WILLIAM
81 RESOLVENT c1HInl1IrAi"s through |
t., Blp,,t. Svntt, urilrr. AMI other tlrt'is
ami i.fea4 at tha ,yssan he c;yor otstif |
r,r liz y ,iys tyiH -wlr, ,srf t'h& p.4S ;win !
n,y untsAnlil nj 4 n%t'. Srrofaid, ST |
yiiTg C matSR ,s;5i &f:'1tiqhT Ui>ea,s, g.
en,t IN re Ea'5 Il. u,tsh, F''D0r&, spiesia /
Ire .afpd9 aaF 1tl,yr D,tris0f ttGs&y$tet sore |
Er< S'nLaglW3 sUi7c5rfy9, iroas Hllc Fms, !
attHy CORA, fri IF :;ssi d'TTsSesi i@WD-
ii,as. E.fs' 1sJrcs. Sc,tiI Had iI1g Ilo.3H
SAT HaHrR. >EffjbeLfb dcMe. Rfdtf Spots.
JFi"ps IL Ire FicSii ffmJfH dnacetS,in TIE
Hyat, Gat III ,rsli$ei3,J aHtpGrfNl d.
Cl,g.,es. MIDI qsacdts. 10 . oESpcrasWnd ~
Ir,4ist Of .keft}r Driatip!C. Gre nj iaia t!Tca-
r,liraritxj il oft(is troity Of ,N5frEh the.s.
i,irt, ,;aA far q ~ use nd p'ere fo,"fY
p.p#oa 4tsinjHfreaitrof tietet orass 81 dis
else is yaiaSt pO,ctr 70 e'ue them
lft,e prtirls. 'iaitT bee ,H'f'a 4. ,sdaee't
hy ta wastes y II tl'canpJS,tian t,tat Is
cpnfilnastv pro crossing, sHccee'ls IN ar
r.slins tAtSN WASTES, IN rep lirS the san"
with }sswc nsatslaiEl ,lG .i,s ff,on. iiaaie;fv
bl,,i 4rl .t4iis ,iiIsHS,kR SAP-siabih ~
wi,tsnal dies SAaHrtr-t iGHge! !Nlaittih
f,2 yhea uact this remedy c''hmrnutes' ms
work vi .pttTiiG tltoa, ',tad S,ore''i's ihai1
minisIing the boss of WASHES, it's rep'l'S
Will raSi'l, nNt rvery dty the raNel'P
wilt feel -ritnS.tf gro wing better and
slroag,r thn tp,i ijy.'Stgag h"tt"r, afpE;
tile inprWins, in'! !lefyA aMa wsi1tiI.tEo ~
crossing. ..,gsL..t-t ..s.....5 ...&,l
Mt .piiY dees. ~ SllT1pAIF5'FH iY'fS'7
verL-nxeal all know .ganriliI agents ~
tbs clr1 at G,rlEtr. Sernft'huS, L"asi4ii!-
tinuI. a.A s.;ir diseases Dat Ii is the
oaIy .posiCtVocuro for %. -.''''
Eilaav aal Bia Tier ,COm0laint}!
Ir,nlry un4 Won't psHts"s Gttv'A, Dtst-
b .srs..fr 49,, <tip.n ta"f'Whrtr,. l,r6nti,
neIce 1t Tri,,, 81, .hES- Di>i,>d, N'hn.Hi,
nnmJ, and il all elss@ whafe t,ere ! g
hr.aS-lu,t deposits, OF tn" w,ttGc = ti'cNi
ci,4,l,, III z,.,i y 81 50. s;tHntas .'i%s 60
wiso ot al eL-, or thr,'ti, ii<e white
SILK, ar lharr,isn nnri,i'l, DARK, a''i'nS AZ,
p.tstacs, AL white brrr-'tist deposits
aAl VIVA thrrS il u rrirh,'tg, "narna
s,nS,tt,i when Nts+iAE 'g;rter, AMI nfiA.H
the Snail of tic Blc,i of1 at9H1 the inlns
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ALEXANDRIA.
BAL =
ECLIPSE LIVERY o STABLE!
PROPRIETOR
Clark's Old Stand. corner of Third aud
De Soto Streets,
ALEXANDRIA, La
TITS cARRI- Is anssa
II ages, Bug, Ez74-Z-f TN

- 'Ie' -, NZtA~EL.- LA-NF
harness are new. His carriage, buggy
and saddle horses cau't be beat in Ne"
O,leans. Hacking dune cheaper than
il has ever been done in this place
He will feed by TIE day, week "i
mouth ut reasonable rates The finest
nFfpe,l Always d, cl;ip'l. N RE pens
aud wagon yarl attached TO the stable.
and pure water that never fails. Call
and see.
y. B.-There will be found always
on hnni at the stable, Il FIEST-CLASs
SApDLER. aud all who desire harness
and Sa,ilItry neatly and chraply re-
pairptl. on short notice. can have t3"ir
orders flied by leaving them ut the
stable.
Feb. !, i372-tf. 'o.,' '"D' aJtH
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sra ~ 'F't'' '''''
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Sin tc:nr,irrs, AID ole 10 the G+t'er mp of the
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prepare for, the enlargement, s Ct the DaNii
I5,y,i!i2. Mliitii We propose to effect d''rTiIs
the y 3s r. .n,,niI thi =. ,1tHd" ,nIAn
.an!i..;,ae@,. nir--T-li ~ I .u!n.i
GPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. We ARE
- ihA;tinn'y' GiF4raScA," hy ths' celebrated
Jneis.uaa: nlmng ssitiernf steel naHei 4 he-
ness Of PIX VAN EYRE. Editor Of .lllv
Day.l;onhsk.. iaiiMil anthor';tof White SnnTe-
macy, "'"The Norn;if Conditi"h' he NE
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OF III! ows, aid Very tr iii, porant warkst,
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twill devote marc attention to Asricnl-
tnre. than. heretofore, aud will ,sn'leay4!r
tn'male y valuable. feature OF this de
parliament. fsr,Ipm.i i * nrt-
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NEW YORK WORLD
WEEKLY, SEMI WEEKLY AND
~ THE YEAR 1879 GEN. GRANTS
4 succ.ssor is TO be chosen the Forty
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DAILY. AND SUNDAY COURIER!

,DATL1 AND SIINUAT CUUKIEK-
bar is>aio JOURN AL.z, n'afifa9
The Daily Cnurier-Jo'irnal is sent tn sub
scrii,ers NY mail at sl2a year. Agents eau
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Oar Shndiiv isshe is !; large forty coluni:'
sheet, full Of interesting a'hatter' Ii liz 81
IiS2, y year, with same rates to agents and
clubs as tile Weekly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-07-19
THE ESTATE OF THE SUBSCRIBER,

situated the Of Mott street and Penn avenue
consisting OF ~ story HousetwO tenements IA rooms
very conveniently arranged good cellar city water and
IN thorough condition throughout, Also. good Barn
adjoining the house. painted and blinded AMI cellar
with house has frontage of 80 feet Penn avenue.
Also, good Building Lot on Penn avenue, 10 &C. and
lott street. 10 TO. Any person purchasing the
house. and wanting the lots adjoining have them at
private SALE at reasonable price, if not. will he
sold by auction The subscriber has spared neither time
money in putting the above estate perfect order
SEQ down house at close of sale. $50 down on
each lot. JAMES WEIGH
jyll dts b. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer
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ezS7 Ladies' in want of any of the above named ari
ces, Will find it to their adv antage to avail Themselves
of tins rare opportunity of selecting from large and
fine assortment of goods many of which will be sold
regardless OF cost removing to our new and more
spacious store
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ALBANY Y.

THE ADJOURNMENT BUSINEss-A RELIO VIZ -
MANY-LOAFING AT THE STATE ENrEnsn ,,
INVFSTlC ALTON -- THE BILLS ~ NONi'"'
-YORK-WHAT MIR. TWOMbLh fl.o l 80,
IFRoM ras SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or tlih '"i"O"h'l
Albany. Jan. ~ 800 The Legislature OF ao
,oat tbc Assembly has sacrificed large share OF the
confidence which people disposed to place III H. oy
rc,aine 10 dcpart from the old TammanV custom OF al
,ournlnc over frCm Friday noon until Monday night
The effect OF this skip Mr.. Avord clearly pointed OUT
A. 20 make il impossible for any Of the standing Com
,nittees to get together on FRIDAY, saturday OF
Monday besides the loss OF tho same thrce
DAVIS TO the Legislature rs deliberatiye body
Tor ON Friday nothing IS done because mem
hers want 10 get their dinners and he OF ON the
o'clock Trains and on Monday the Houses do not meet
until evening when there is barely aQuorum present.
excuse for adourniug it has been urged 10
av t, there was lao business ready for the Legislature
This is no. true several bills have been re-
nortcd from Committees, tho consideration OF Whch
would occuoy the Committee OF the Whole couple OF
DAYS But even it true IL is not easy TO see no"
business IL 10 be prepared for the Legislature inc
Standing Committees scattered over the STATE lhs't
of celebrating here they should bel In order l"'
the responsibility may be placed where IL belong' hs'
of Yeas and Nays is appended from which II appear
that IS Republicans and p Democrats svoted TO SnN
their duties and IS Republicans and 4Demooa'' !" ie
Auffa un tn
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THE UH4RTON TRIAL.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 12.-The Cont met at
10 o'clock Two or three witnesses testified to Mrs. Whar
toms high reputation. Dr. Abram Claude, Professor OF
Natural sciences at ST. Johns College, was examined
some length as a medical expert; his deduction diff
tered in no material particular from those Of previous
medical experts for the defense.
several witnesses were then called prove character
among them the Rev. Dr. Leeds Rector of Grace Church.
Baltimore who testified that Mrs Wharton was 4 com
1lpuyh-! ~ A5s ST;ti,J.n II -
His testimony was cOrrObOrated by Cen e. W. Field OF
Baltimore; Gen Lockwood, Professor Of Mathematics
at the United StOtes Naval Observatory, Georgetown,
d. CT Col Thomas HendrlcksOn Of Baltimore, and others
j. GOTham MOale was next called, and, in reply to "A
question by the counsel for the defense. proceeded 10
port the statement made by Mrs Wharton TO himself
ia regard her intention Of giving money to Deputy
Marshal Frye Of Baltimore. the object being 10 show
that il not intended a. bribe bat TO nsnrc kind
treatment 10 her servants while in the Deputy MhrsldlS
charge. The State objected, and after brief argument
by counsel, the Court ruled the matter out and al
jOrunCd to tomorrow.
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4 WOMAN FATALLY SHOT IN BROOKLYN.

Mary Brown was shot i'll the stomach yes
terday by Johu W. Hunter, lquordeaer at No. So Full
st.. Brooklyn. In her ante-mortem statement she
says that at she went 20 the first floor her resi-
dcnce, which occupied by Hunter aud taking small
stick knocked q liquor barrel TO him; he was
IN office, sitting In chair, and stepping forward he
extended pistol and hred az her she screamed. and
told him that he had shot her he said that he thought
some body breaking into the store and that he did
her when he fired; she Thinks. that IL "a
understanding his part ana that hc supposed that she
burglar
when she identified Hunter as the man who shot her.
nc became terribly excited. ana shouted "Stop now; 1
didn't shoot; ts lie" DC. The jury rendered a YER
diet against him. and lac was taken Ia RAJ mOnd Jail.
lie denies having shot her, and asserts that was In
the yard when she running 10 him aud said that
she had been shot He that the shot fired by
outside the building at y. IN. on Thursday,
and that her IL not Mary Brown, but Mary Welsh
Occr Kennedy Of the Second Precinct that
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ASSEMBLY.

A large number Of rcmOnstraucCs against
placing thc Erie Railway under the control 81" British
mouopoNsts were presented.
RUPoEIs.
Mr. A1yoRp. from the Ways and Means Committee.
resolution calling on the Administered 60 transmit
an information TO payments OF soldiers OF The War or
MIR WmrE-A ldn authorizing the Pouchkecp-ie
and Eastern Railroad Company 20 cancel certain bonds
and issue those Of a larger denomination
BIIIs INTRODUCED.
D. l. RABCOCK-To lcgalize travelling ON suudav.
ME. HOUGTQN. Providing for tiub, Of District
Courts in New York.
Mr. TNOMBfY-COnierring powers on certain officers
Of the city OF NewIork, and raising money for the use
II gives r6ycr to The Mavo or setting Syor Controller Conns.
liquidation Indebtedness Of the city and COUNT OF York a. 1t
lie moved 10 refer both bills the Committee Cities,
and that they report on Wednesday next AdoPted
Mr.. TwoHBLYrO incorporate the InIo tcr-' ana Gro
Mr. Observation-Disclosures the running Of fre slt cars be
low 1birtiC th--t., New York
Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the signing and settling of
bids of exceptions.
Mr.. Notwithstanding the act providing for sup
ply Of pure water for New York.
MI. JUDD-E~tahlshng Board OF Health In Rich
Ond County to enforce sanitary measures and collect
vital statistics, consisting OF hve COmm SsionersOne
from each tOwn-appOintcd by the County Judge and
Board Supervisors. Section declares the Commits
rGncrs shall perform their duties gTatutOusly; saa-
res shall be established, provided for or paid by
them by the appointing authorities beyond the rea-
sOnable compensation allowed clerk. Furthermore,
the said Commission shall C0Dne their expenditures 10
the lowest limit compatible with the proper enforcement
OF sanitary e99gs7 alf te % 81 VIA Ia s1atiStG1
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Notwithstanding the Committee Oh Commerce 10
investigate the alleged quaanlQe abuses as soon as pos
siblc aud report by bill or otherwise. Adopted.
Mr. ALyORD presented the memorial OF the Brick
layers National Union praying for the enforcement or
an oight-hours' labor law Adjourned till Monday, at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-13
This act shall take eject Immediately
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan -. 1872.
". b. WOODEN was elected President pro-
TEN of the senate.
Mr. TIERNAN introduced hiH providing better accom-
mediation for passengers on the Ihrdave Railroad EN-
powering Robert SQurcs palace cars az 10 cents
additional fare,
Mr.. GBAIAM introduced a bil amending the act OF
lsGs ciarerng the Underground Pneumatic rune Ran
which l. substantially the same as last years DlII
REGULATING JUDGES SALARIES.
Mr. WOOD introduced hill fixing the salaries ~
County Judges in counties where the population does
not exceed 5000. at $500 per anuun; 4oOD al 5000
IS 900 at 800; 10000 ut g U0 $1,000 al $500; l0OUH
1000; $4,000 at $3.50 10000 AT $1,000 una when the
population is more than 10000 al 5000 per annuI@ IN
any county in which there shall be ~iuTpg4c, his sal
airy shall be $500 less than fixed aboye and where there
is no Surrogate the County Jige shall receive 500 moie
than above fixed.
ON motion OF III BENEDICT the bill concerning adj
dUoE1 powers upon thc Controller Of the ~ ni New
York vas referred To- the Committee tl,4ls Adj
jJurutd an Monday evening