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ALEXANDRIA, April lg-Arrivsd scnrs r W Godfrey,
ana Nelte 4 Paue Boston.
Passed up--scnes W y Milton, and Samuel Kart. tor
0corgetown.
he l-sScamer John Gibson, Sow YORK schr Joshua
Brsgdon. Boston.
Passed down-erlg Mary Hasson aud rchr william
Morgan, from Geo getown Tor -.
Een-Arrtved, ~ ar florence Doan,
kai-d-sedr Nellie laine. Georgetowa, hC.
fasssd-sShr y y Hilton rom oeorsstoNn, DC, for
AePDEAgo, April is-Arrved, schr Shamrock. Troy,
Havsrsfaw.
Bay Slsw lowed hero .or repalrs.
Cleared Malners A.hatnDf, toano Halifax; flag
Loo kwO0d Charleston 4.ouian Cr0wel Philadelphia
Nlaucue, Beafts New kork; bafg kubert ketiy, King
man CO.. brls Nellie Antrim. Wesohns IN. WlNinst0n
&C was repur ell cleared 18Th ardenaNj schrs
gratmsre tB}, ssaaselovr, Antigua via aapia Rivers
FRANK JamrsoA JAtossoi. Richmond Va -onlNhi
EtherIdge Aiexanigia, Also9 Nsyes BAKER, PllIade
pgia tnrber, Atkaus Kennagec Rlvcr 10 load tee
Wasbspgtcn DIi Wellington, WaloA DO 70 Load fSr
New York.
keily. waldo gnd ADsix9da
sAsrlysd sssas gosgssfp sgos) lrsm xeweaslls
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FOREIGN Ports

CALcrTTL March I2-Tu poit ship Roxeiis tYrN. Heg.
gam, Tor New iort ld; British Navy gsrl. Atkinson,
and LORI Lyndhurst sBrl, klunarI Tor 20 do;
lev CIR. Tor Dcmerara 10.
HoNG Koya March 5-saiscd. bark tfe-mon f3rl.
do.
In port March H. barks Eansa 1Gcry Qusst; bark Ma
cauley l1rl, ueNm9n, AMI Tartar Geo. haenena.
Tor san francisco: Forward fBr, Strachsfn. P0rt
land. -; hrs Hazard Lewis. from san Francisco
HALIFAX, April IL -alled. idOutan Brl, ID
wards from Gasgu~9. - John, ~ Nova sc0uan tBr.
Richardson from Liverpool Baltimore.
LivERrooi Apra v-Arriyed. steamer England OBJ,
Thompson New YORK.
NASSAU. Arm 3-Arrved, schr Chas Nave. Morrison.
Sew NorX and Sttled Tth To- ADacO aud new loTs)s
$50; cari,ian tosl Ai5ary. Natsnns; Rati ,ook
kew York and sailed tor klnzston ia.
sailed March ~ scnr nnos Br2ys Raymond. Fortress
.DhFots tth = bfs scApef kbfl beiOn1 Nrvn y JONI
NIB hAyng repaired, yardsnas IO.a, sshr kastern
Queen, EVANS, -t Augustine, va.
sEANcnAi. March btu port ship silver Eagle (Br,
for cw lnrE. Ida; bark Dupussand tBrl. for do, do
thoth at 81 i0s.
YoxoaAaA. Aaren 2s-No Am vessels ia port
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY 49, ls7-oUADRUPLE SHEET

Schr Graham. Jarvis. New haven for New YORK.
schr Sea Flower. Lincoln Wellneet Philadelphia.
Schr Seaport. MonN eisor Northport for New York
Scnr Celeste. Brown Norhport tor jersey CITY.
schr Garland. Lindsey, Branliord Tor New York. .
York.
schr Vim Capes. Kelly. Providence for New YORK !
schr lintiie Chevaler, Joyce, smtntown for New
YORK. with brio O. order.
schr Fioren g. ncketl Providence New YORK.
schr Caspar. lawson Prov dcncc Tor Sew york
schf Aimarelit, New Haven attnorr.
Achr J VI Isl sam, hissam ,orthport ur New York.
. cir III cite Kenyon, Bucg CHAM, Aorlhport lot
New YORK.
Schr Ross Ross. Providence Tor New York.
Schr WIN Farren lindsay New Haven tor Virginia.
ROUND EAST
: Sshr Snow Bird tBD, Cripps. New York for ST John
scAr james Bayles Arnold, Port johnson for Provi
dcnce.
schr Hahnah Brown, sackett Hoboken for Prov.
dence.
schr Batdeau, Fisher. Hoboken Tor Pawtucket.
Schr Win !. Burden. Adams, Hoboken Tor Providence
Pilot boat Luiy, Schoheld New YORK Tor City Island
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

for In has seen @ Sw" inn a
Dec is, nal liSes III trades Up to = \; when
Jan t. sn. 5 1 ;$s ;sa., Ti ma
h a races od reshenea up a and Sa A. boat
Mn 5s es m sbo ST re the a
:ps leaving he sSarSe WIN I,p N
Aver being on shore some tine saw Tue snip standing
f iISisg to Wear around went on rocks
% %sR wa, @ Tnu sss ws e
through her Tor The VIM Gsn; fresh an get Se r
a Ak s1a sd fq s va. als
Water TO r ne .sn2cr she sa pPg @Ss,
stove their boat atoms Notae could 30 d9ns 70
nassaF 9ri
1ss PsPsr ~ seS
except few clothes and the shroaomaiers ana three
witch proved 70 Be the Daaniisss. nom Fran;
Zip S ~ a,I SGald sad sf,S
u a1 at s S and % Ra sy as s a. 5S
the wiIos Of the Grey q the c9 Eassns
mas ander SSafa for the The aindnsss
Wilbur for his I kindness sso i, ali while On board
Corvallis IL years Old ala tons and owned
BY Batour, Williamson 40, OF Liverpool.
BARK LAYING OF Baltimore, has been sold to Mr. Bove-
SON Of NV YORK. AM she will be taken Norway and
nag
BARK LANCER 295 tons has teen purch ssed by Capt
WIN Lewis, aud bark Gazee. 21s tons by swift Allen,
of New Bedford private terms Both will be contn.
ned in whaling buncss and will pe fitted Tor sperm
whaling voyages this season.
BARK NoRMAS. 3l6 iona New Bedford has been pur-
chased BY Chas s Randall
BARK LINDA STEWART. 236 tons formerly whaler
Edgarown now at East Boston. mas been purchased by
Capt Nm Lewis
scHR WAR srzep OF CotuitporL been sold to Capt
Goodwin of Biddeiord, Ne.
scHR WRLAKA which ashore at Cape Ann. is dam
aged the OF 5000 Her OF granite has
been discharged and she will be lowed Boston
pairs.
scHR soxEns has been sold at auction at this port
for $50 cash
Bosros fpril ls-Bark Poycarp (Norl. from New.
castle arrived here to-day, having got OF sciiuate
ing ion OF hsr with the assistance OF
Bark Ella Moore CBr,. Marsters arrived to-day from
grounded on feaxed u bars. but after remaining halt
hour noated of with slight Damage.
HAuFAx. Ms. April IL teamer Nova Scotan. from
eii Of heavy Archie ice and passed oJ mi Is 10
the southwark TO clear 1t; saw several large vessels
in It.
LAUxcHED-At Greenport IL. on the l4th insl. from
schooner named Lizzie mus. Her dimensions
Length OF keel luS feet; BEAM 81 hold,
istered tonnage 1925; carrying capacity, about s2S
tons Al TOR 10 years. AM VIII be employed tho
WIN 4 rhlIps
Al soaIn Bristol on the TIN inst from the yard OF
Marge NTH she IL owned uy Messrs Santa Colt, OF
Gloucester, ami Is rsi c:ass Vessel in every respect
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1xYpsrsp 1T TnB HERALD srRAK vlours AND
HRRALD wRrEsTosR r9LEGeAPn Ltxa
Steamer Republic (Bfl Ceadel Liverpool April and
Qusensiown IN With a,dss aGJ passvng.ts % car.
~ sss AZ IL Sa = ~ ~ oes .sssm oss
BaIie .Bfi. hence tor livsrpoeI Ethiopia sf do tor
Egypt or a. Sss:. .s IA My;spoS, AP. ST9
stssmsr Ashland. whiieharst savannah. with mdss
steamer Gan stream, Joao. wiminEton NC 90 hours
ana Soriolk WIN Misc and PRISONERS to the old DOmI
D' sscsSs. Gibson winters Georgetown DC win
bio Mary whi,ridse sof 81 9ere Cutler shanghai
me weather " date l.i q Ion y spoke bark wsy-
ship Daane:- wh5ur. an FRANCISCO Dec "a with
ss from U ~ thence strong trades 70 Iwo DAYS
u 'oGS h facnc Jss sOf sn i
w. hal iisht :E .ira5ssi Jan . ;,shte,. Pr
S Sased N the d The stand the boa, came sans
mai Sea ne cap sa anu crew namSSrn % men. were
S %si the too i"S us n"' to f1 da av -
s snI were we eenyeyed on osrd AMI a. PM ried e
Ing ~ Tue island 3 hours, win sireng wnds rom EsE;
n,izel ship ssrs,osa iroa New Yors ior an Kran.
crossed the Fqns o. n the Atlantic March y in lou .
a gsa Alden sesss 81 warehsn, Sozes wh.npo- Dec
III via Hong kOng lan with adse u Olzpnant a 20;
HOPE Feb 81 AZ crossed tie equator March IN lon
a5 IA. had light NJ trades Aprl aud N, "a Cape
Haueras tai heavy gales rom WNW. loi and SPLIT
satls. March H. lat ~ Ion ~ 81 W, bark
II B on O ss y or s hence o q b.
inlnaos lst5, lsi . ie lon - a. lars Annis ODD
BSis i kennsdy.. hughes Nesslua Jan % wa en-
raliNr Fcp ~ win fruit 70 pevhn Rose Ycssc 10
iva 3 Bali Co. April iAt Is ~. lon q 81 spoke
whaling brig ~ Hail" Of Proyincetown, cruising. ell
we'll . :. .. i. A., ,.,- -
oenas ueys with molasses 70 prder vessel 10 WIn
chestsr 60 April "a Rr ~ lon u rs spoke scEr fred
n EoAmms. rom rniiade phia tor sAg ia 60.
schr william toi Jersey CITY, rdwgsas, Cerde
mas days witn sugar 20 Gnnasn MIDtnfa Co; vssss
schr Uhsrlss Mayo az Provncetownl, Morrison,
schr 4 y Klsrk, Cola, Richmond, Va.
Senf Ams!ia XurrRg Virgina.
PASsED rARocII HELL 0Arl
BOUND soUrG.
Steamer Eleanora Johnson Portland Tor Now YORK
with nidse ana passengers
teaIer CAV sew Beitorl, Bi3A New Re 1fogo
Tor New YORK. with mlss anl plssenEafa
AeAtner NatAtea. walden. Ff0rft9a TOR New YORK,
win uluse and gssseuxert
steamer United states, smith. Taa kivsr tor New tors,
with aidsc ana pas-shJsfa -.
nanr ssunsl GoaWlu. watsrbusy stamford for new
sshr cAoksn. TemmA stamIOra IYr sew IofA.
SEPT ki1ntawag' heswtiL uyangs W Asw lssx
YosL
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AstwsEr, April i.-AgTivsd, bask Kong Carl Gor,,
Knvdson. New yorR.
corssHAesS April i7-Arrivod shp spsen,asoF mr..
FtRan. Charleston Tor Rovali siso nDanau. IRON
DcSDALR, April is~ArrlNsd, hark NordsuefoAn (NosI,
eoederstroom. Baltimore
oAIIs-Arrvsd, Bsrk Anals " Weston. wInsor. EIvsr.
pool
MAasrntEI April H-Arrivs1, BARK Investigator. Bas.
man, New York.
PALEexo-saiiei. BARK Pepplna utaD. New York, schr
and Ghegis tor do
sArAsDss-Arrivsd, bark su.pnss, Hovt sew York.
wAfxnrosp. April H-sailsd, bark sandviksn tsor).
New lork.
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Merehanta shipping agents AT sllp capiasnt are
informed that by telegraphns to the HEaALp London
Bureau No 20 Fost srssL the arrivals Al All depart
nrss rom Europeaa porss ana o.Hes psrts a3roa o.
American ana 81 t0regl vasssis railat wi.1 tn1
Gated statch he sbms will sak6I 10 thas ssuatrr
tres OF charge and paDisnsA
Persons dssirOa1 Of soDmanIoxunI With vaslcls arrv
ibs Of Now Yors can do ~ adlregsax vossls
eors Of EsaALp nsws rschts, No. EsI a.vor. sew
York Letters rsosvsl lrsa all parta OF tas world an1
promptly delivered. Duplicates aes fSaairsL
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WHALEMEE.

Cleared AZ Boston April II, scsr Loulsa senter, FOR
North Atlantic.
letter IRON Capt Leach. or scir Charles Thompson
dated nav March ", reporrs her win lao bDls
OIL, oil vel
letter from Capt stnrgss or bark hsrcsa NIB. 70.
porie her a. Aahe Fe3 l6 win 4vf pDls % OIL
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FoR THE
MONTHS or ApRIL AND NAY.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Fi1ip Kline Philip. RawlIns from Baltimore via RloJa.
nero FTancis3o. FEB 90 IA: 81 IS = ion 7stsW
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The ice went Of the = croir April - and from Ma.
chias silver April H. Al Calais the Ace lett night OF 18th
AL clear 20 the toll prldKe.
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HAhIFUFND' 1APTt4 10 IoIUs
The Putnam Phalanx left here by special train
TO-DAY Tor the Concord celebration They stay in
Man SHIELD, Mass, tonight and 60 to Concord early
In the morning.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
uFEicr or I,rGHruousy 1

OFFICE LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR,
THIRD DYsTRIcT T,hPKIysyIL-E ny, April IL. 1878
On the 10Th ms, buoy placed the
I2oot spot opposite Hunters Point During wees il
dragged out OF place bv tow some passing
sell Ii h to aay been replaced
A black spar buoy has been placed OFT Hunters
Point Keep passing Vessels Of proper distance
the wharves The bearin . from Il are -Peuie tiary,
N. Inrtv- fourth street oil do Z, 4.
SrEPnkN d TRENGHARD Commodore U5h,
Lighthouse Inspector, rnirI District
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tennial celebration at Concord and Lexington.
Governor Howard. being detained at the South,
was unable TO accept an invitation 10 be present.
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.


PORT OF NEW YORK, APRIL IS, 1878.
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81 III i t.;s5JI.

- a. 4 .s4s sGJu 3.
- 49,
A BsULCrR DlYOgcz3 OBTAINED. feOM DIFFER
a states; ogal everywhors; deserstan 40. Ga IS
cicnt cause. no pnDoly fequtrsd ~ charge aual u
vorge gFSnsod, advice ire9.
81 huLSE. Attorney. iSI Broad Wat
A -HRRALp BRANCH Osffss, sg1 gxLfx S9a
As zee 0f f1is0t ayanas aa4 Jasraa ti.ssA
ua S3tuass tssas 4 t.ss y
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RHODE ISLAND AT THE CENTENNIAL.

NEWPORT *. L. ApfiI IL, 1873.
Lieutenant Governor yAn ZaRat, VINO il GctioG
Governor, and san together wttn BumDer OF
prominent clslzsns u tnas state, WI STARE &c an
earIT R0ar TO morrow noFDing, WITH TIE pgov..
asuce LSgas inanty Veteran Aa.oclatIou. accom-.
UsGIsd by the AnsflcaR Rtsss aand los tAa Gen.
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WENDELL PHILLIPS on THE SHOT"
In a despatch addressed to the HERALD. Mr..
Philips Fsqrers that ne has 40 leisure 70 inyestt.
gaze tie QuesuCn az to Iorm an accurate Jodg.
Inent. Bug lie ADDS, IL have no DOUBT the Lex.
inston man aired tno rfst sn0t, tbougn not ~ he
ofder or AM oa.cer.9
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steamer. Saea Deainattnn ofce.
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c1pTAx DAVIS,

beng the YOUNGEST IN Commission, VIII bis Acton
company was placed on the lstt Of the line. me
right rssuna toward the North Bridge over toe
Concord, list abOvs tue house watch hawthorne
nas rendered 30 well known "a the "hanse."
The oficers Of the militia had held council OF
war, consulting az 10 Wnetnsr tney should make
an attack upon the British or resist Their further
advance. The Concord men we're naturally "a.
wilnng 10 commence the attack. AZ their town,
their hcmos, their wives aud chiidren and prop
erty were ia the possession OF their too. But
these counsels OF prudence did not salt Captain
Davis who said -
al have DOT man who n AFRAID to Ron
he went 10 the lett OF the Hne and marched bis
company by the 1ank 20 the rgat OF the line ana
20 ward North Bridge. The British, PROBABLY bav.
Ing accomplished toe obecy or TIER expedition IN
inc destruction OF the stores. aud seeing toe aCt
;ade or rhe Proyiucials, advanced toward the
briage 10 guard the passage, but upon noticing
the advance o. captain DAVIS COMPANY, and not
knowing bot what 10 was 10 be an advance OF tho
whole line, halted on the south bank Of the river.
just there narrow stream o. perhaps some
tweaty or thirty yards wide.
DAVIS. meantime. mad drawn up his company
across the road leading to toe bridge, within Iess
tban musket range OF tho river. 10 preparation
10 resist this advance tie British commenced
tearing mp the planKs OF the fridge. whereupon
DAVIS called ous 10 ms men 10
''FIRE. FOR GODS SAKE, FIag"
which order was obeyed. and four British soldiers
were killed just at the lett OF the bridge. Tns
enemy returned Davis Ore, aud be iell mortaly
wounded Al the frat IRE. The firing then appears
70 have stopped, and the dotacnment Of the
British reTealsd 10 Jotn the main body which
took up iis line OF march 70 Boston.
We need not take space 70 describe tue harass-
ing ATTACKS OF the Provlnc.as from every wall
and height and wood OF the British column on Ifs
return march. IhgS has been 90 often aud 80
much moro accurately and elOquently described
tnan can 10 dons here, aud IL 20 well Enown, that
Il need not 10 rspeafeu. Tan contest between
the detachment OF British troops add Davis com.
mand IA known "a tns
"7ArTLE or NORTH BRIDGE
az Concord. or, IN the yernacuas or MIddlesex
county. "tne Concord hgHtn u when Concord
has always cal bed The elorl, bas wdlch clam nas
ever been resisted, ana ws tnlnE wlEn IustIos. by
tue men d Acton. Tas rar OF elalus to
zoe hsnor OF tue coQasion bas beca be.
sustained usn are 80 so0. bsswssn censsRs and
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

FEVER IN WATER.-The Journal OF
Chemistry warns the drinkers of water
of wells that are near dwellings to beware
of the typhoid poison sure TO be found
sooner or later in those reservoirs if any
of the house drainage can percolate to
them. The gelatinous matter often found
uoon the stones of well is a poison to
the human system, probably causing by
its spores a fermentation of the blood with
abnormal heat or fever.
Wholesome, unstained water is always
free from all color and odor. To test it
thoroughly, place about half pint in a
clear bottle, with few grains of lump
sugar, and expose it, stoppered, to sun
light in a window. If, even after expos
ure of eight or ten days, the water be-
comes turbid, be sure that it has been
contaminated by sewage of some kind.
If it remains perfectly clear, it is pure
and safe.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

/. Subscribers who do not give ex.
press notice to the contrary, are consider
ed as wishing to continue their subscrp-
ton.
2. If subscribers wish their papers dis
continued, publishers may continue to
send them until all charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their papers from the Office or place
to which they are sent, they are held re-
sponsibe until they settle their bills and
give due notice to discontinue.
4. If subscribers move to other places
without informing the publisher, and the
paper is sent to the former direction they
are held responsible. Notice should al
ways be given of the removal.
5. The courts have decided, that refus-
ing to take paper from the office, or re-
moving and leaving it uncalled f,r, is pri-
ma fdcie evidence of intentional fraud.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

A FLEsHLY GHosT.-IN 1867 M. Ber-
ger, Parisian, lost mis- wife whom he
had married three years before. He has
been almost heart-broken ever since, liv-
ing in the room where his wife died, and
in which her portrait was hanging. His
wife's sister at the time of his marriage
was little girl, but she has now expand
ed into handsome woman. For years
she had not seen NJ. Berger. The other
day she knocked at the door Of his apart
ments. The servant was absent and M.
Berger opened the door. She entered,
and lifting her veil, said: "Do you not
recognize me ?" "My wife J" he cried,
then suddenly recoiling. "No, no! she
is dead 1t is her spirit, returned to
earth J" The poor girl tried to reassure
the widower and explain that she was no
ghost, but his little sister-in-law, now
grown up, and who had arrived in Paris
the day before. "No, no help !" he
shrieked, and fell back dead.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

A BALTIMORE lady of wealth and piety
is said to have remained single until the
age of 40 years, refusing many offers, be-
cause she had resolved to marry no man
except minister. A while since she was
welded to penniless but devout pastor
of little church, and the honeymoon
was hardly over before he set up broker
shop with her funds.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

A TURK who desired to join the Chris
tian Church recently, in the American
Boards Western Turkey Mission, was
asked whether if he loved others as him
self, he would not, if he had several load.
of wood, give half of it to any poor man
who might come and ask for it. "That
would not follow" said he, I" for in that
case would have none left for other poor
men who might come afterward."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

AN ambitious Texan having read con-
cernlng the Pope's " bulls" announces
in one of the papers published in the in
terror of the State that he has "a three
year-old brindle steer, blind of one eyr,"
that he will match to whip any bull the
Pope can produce.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

AN Indiana man has sued for divorce
on the ground that his wife has hit him
on one spot on his he ad with the rolling
pin for nineteen years, and his physician
tells him that he will certainly have soft
ening of the brain unless the woman se-
lects some other point. She declares that
she is too old to change her habits hence
tho stlit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

THE ghost of Noah Webster came to a
spiritual medium in Alabama, not long
since, and wrote on slip CT paper: 1t
is tite times" Noah is right, but we are
sorry to see that he has gone back on his
dictionary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

THE young man who beats the gong at
a Mississippi railroad hotel, fulflls the
predictions of his fond mother concerning
him. She said he would live to make q
noise in the world some day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

THE Ncrristown Herald says a West,
ern poet is making money by simply an
nouncing that he he will read his poems
in certain town on a particular night,
for charitable purposes. The affrighted
citizens make him up purse of $40 to go
10 some other town and read 'eln.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

THE Detroit Free Press tells of man
who claims to have traded horses thirty
seven times, and cheated the other man
every time, yet when his wife died the
other day he promised to meet her in
heaven.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

SAVE your pennies. The Providence
Press says it never heard in funeral SER
mon or orstion, and seldom in private
conversation, the opinion expressed that n
man with $4,000 income had gone to
hall
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27

and extensive use, has proven that it stops the
falling of the hair Immediately often renews
the growth, and always surely restores its color
when faded or gray. 1t stimulates the nutri-
tive organs to healthy activity, and preserves
both the hair and its beauty. Thus brashy
weak or sickly hair becomes glossy, pliablc
and strengthened; lost hair regrows with live
ly expression; falling hair is checked and
established thin hair thickens and faded or
gray hairs resume their original color. It's
operation is sure and harmless. 1t cures dand-
ruff, heals all humOrs, and keeps the scalp
cool, clean and soft-undor which conditions
diseases of the scalp are impossible.
AS a dressing for ladies' hair, the VIGoR is
praised for its grateful and agreeable perfume
and valued for tho soft lustrc and richness of
tone it imparts.
PREPARED BY
DIR. =. &. AVER q; 60. Lowell, Mass.
Practical and .gHniyfIcGF Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
CRANE K BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Agents,
San Francisco, Cal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27
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THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

Every drop of the SAkSAPAkILLlAAh NE
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine, and other fluids and juices oI
the system, the vigor of life, for it repairs the
wastes Of the body with now and sound mate
rial. Scofala, Consumption, Glandular dis
case, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth, TumOrs,
\ odes in the Glands and other parts OF the
system, Sore Eyes, SrumouS discharges from
the Ears, and the worst forms of Skin diseases,
Eruptons, Fever Sores, Seald Head, lting
Worm, Salt Rheum, Erysipclas. Acne, Black
Spots, Worms in the Flesh, Tunors, Cancers
in the Womb, and all weakening and painful
discharges, \ light Sweats, Loss Of Sperm, and
all wastes Of the life principle, are within the
curative range of this wonder of Modern Chem
istry, and few days use will prove to any
person using it for either Of these forms Of dis
ease its potent power to cure them.
If the patient daily becoming reduced by
tho wastes and decomposition that is continu-
ally progressing succeeds in arresing these
wastes, and repairs the same with new mate
rial made from healthy blood and this the
SAKSAPARIihIAN will and does secure.
Not only does the SarSap1gilian Rcsolvont
excel all known remedial agciiiS In the curn OF
Chronic, Scroful0us, Constitutional aud skin
diseases, but it is the only positive care for
Kidney and Eslad.3e- CoEnpIaints,
Urinary and Skin disease, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, Stoppago of Water, Bright's Disease,
etc. Price - %.
WORMS.-'Ihe only known and sure rem
edy for WOrlns-Pin, Tape, etc.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-03-27
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