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State, but no member could violate the Con-
stitution.
After some discussion the Speaker was sus-
tanned in his ruling
Several bills were introduced, one of which
was bill regulating the printing of judicial
notices in the parish of Orleans, which was
introduced by Mr.. Walker Read and placed
on the calendar.
Mr.. Hahn introduced the following
An act making sureties on bonds furnished
by plaintiffs in favor of defendants, clerks
etc, in sequestration, provisional seizures,
ipjunctions, etc., liable for clerks and sheriff.
fees and costs OF court, etc. Referred to Com
NIT ee on Judiciary.
An act reducn ing the fees of the civil sheriff
Of the city of New Orleans, etc. Referred TO
Committee on judiciary
An act to incorporate the st. Patrick Saw
ings Bank, etc. Referred to Committee on
Banks.
MIR. Sartain introduced an act repeating the
act abohshlng the private markets. Read
twice and referred to Committee on City
Aft IRIS.
Mr. Levisse introduced an act repeating
Art. 9l6 OF the Civil Code, and various Sec
tons of the Revised Statutes. Referred to
Committee on Judiciary.
Mr. Walker introduced an act repeating the
act rel.tve to public printing. approved July
a. 1868. Referred 10 the Committee on Puo.
lc Printing.
Also an act relative to public printing, pub.
lication Of advertisements, ordinances, etc.
of the City Council. Referred to the Com.
mittGp on Printing.
Also an act regulating the publication Of
the laws of Louisiana and all laws Of the Gen.
eral Assembly. Referred to the Committee
on Printing.
Mr.. Hall. of Orleans, was granted leave Of
absence for ten days, on account of sickness
in his family.
Mr. Mathews notified the House that Mr..
Devices and Mr.. Triplette were ill.
The Chair announced Messrs. Walker, Ell
liott, Hahn, Young and Gracieu as the com
mittee to investigate charges against Jadgt
Hawkins.
On motion tbs House adjourned until l.
II. to-day.
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For THE ORPHANs.-Hon. O'Connor Power,
the e1udite and eloquent Irish orator, who has
already lectured twice in our city to large and
delighted audiences, will speak on Thursday
evening next on the subject OF English
rule N Ireland" The proceeds OF the lecture
will be devoted to the benefit of the Third
District Orphan Boys Asylum, one Of the
most deserving institutions of our city. No
theme tina. could have been chosen would have
commanded more general interest than the
one which this able spa aker will treat on this
occasion, and we have no douot the hall will
be filled to its utmost capacity.
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POLITICAL TALK.
The gathering


AT THE STATE-HOUSE
was rather larger than usual, and included an
extra number of brokers, who crowded the
Auditors office and the banquette in front,
and who were no doubt brought to the front
by the rumor that Hawkins had on Saturday
released number of ipjunctions. This
rumor proved to be without foundation.
Chief Sergeant-at-Arms Flood has afforded
the committee of
THE PROPERTY HOLDERS UNION
every facility IN his power to transact business
with members, lobby, etc. on The outside, and
has furnished them with a room.
THE CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS
WAS called to order az 1890 by Hon. Glen
Walker. Speaker Estilette, however, arrived in
a few minutes, and took the chair.
The caucus had uAder consideration the
report of Senator White, as chairman Of the
committee to whom was referred all bills sub
NIT, ed to the caucus.
The caucus elected Mr.. J. r Coleman, OF
Claiborne. minute clerk His election by the
House will take place to-day.
On Tuesday the House will commence
ballotting for
UNITED STATES SENATOR
for the short term.
The idea is to comply with the law of the
United States, which provides that the Gen
eral Assembly shall, on the second Tuesday of
the session, proceed to ballot for a United
States Senator, and continue balloting from
day 10 day in either House until a choice is
made, when joint bollot must be taken.
There is no intention OF elecing Senator
until after Pinchback is disposed of, but the
Conservatives propose to be within the law,
and reldy to elect when the disposition is
made.
Plnchback, on Sunday, endeavored to get
the Republican members of the House and
Senate to rally at his room, at kenner's club
house. and hold caucus for the purpose OF
listening to him, but he failed, SO far as get
ting majority or even large minority goes.
The Republican members did not rally
"worth cent"
Speaker Estilette, it was reported, would
announce yesterday the House committees
with vacancies, but he did not.
The Senate at its nesting on Friday
CONFIRMED
the appointment of-J. Il. d wis as tax COL
lector of st. Helena parish.
President Antoine was to have announced
the Senate committees, but did not.
His ruling, however, in regard to these
committees, is looked upon as very sharp.
He yesterday decided that the old standing
committees were competent to act until their
successors were appointed.
This ruling was intended to force the an.
noun cement of the House committees and is
considered, as above stated, very smart This
idea of its cuteness, however, is mistaken
one.
The ruling will no doubt force the an
nouncement Of committees of this House, but
these committees will be announced with
vacancies, and these vacancies will EXIST until
the new standing committees of the Senate
are appointed, and it depends on the repre-
sentation given the Conservatives, how the
vacancies are filled.
The supposition is that Antoine does moi
consider his move in the same light as the
other Faithful do, and it is reliably stated
that be has promised to announce his com
nitlees to-day.
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The members of the Louisiana Jockey Club
are notified. through an advertisement in an
other column, that tickets of admission to the
club grounds, for year 1876, are now ready,
aud it will be requisite for every member to
obtain one of these tickets, in order to secure
admission for himself and family to the
grounds. The law suspending delinquent
members from all club privileges has been
enforced; it would, therefore, be well for
those whose names are on that roll to ''walk
up and SETTLE" if they would enjoy the
various privileges of membership.
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sight worth seeing-the display, counters
aud shelves at Eyrich's elegant stationery
bonanza, No. 100 Canal street. He extends
hearty invitation to all ladies and gentlemen
- call and see the sight. .
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ASBESTOS MATERIALS Attention is directed
to the card of Mr. H, W. Johns, who claims to
be the inventor Of various applications Of
asbestos which il certified to by Messrs. II.
Dudley Coleman & Bro, the agents for Mr..
I'll
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NJ tice Neither the Captain, Owners nor
the undersigned consgnees of the BIi.i4h ship
ZEALANDIA, Allen Smaster will be responsible
for any debts contracted by the of said vessel
DEWOLF POWELL g. Co,
ia11 IT a G. ropdelet street.
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Buy your buggy and carriage OF T.. T. Maddux,
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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The IsorisiHna National Bank of New Or
leans-.-New Orleans Dee IL ls75.-dhe annual cleo
ton Of Directors of this bank the ensuing
year will be held the Banking House on TUES
DAT the 1tIh of Janu<ry, iS76, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ and p. NJ
ri A. frRIA
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Mutual National Bank New Orleans. Dec.
TO- ls75-The annual elect on for nine Directors to
re We the eosning year will Ire held A. the Banking
House LOG Canal street on TUESDAY, rhe 18th
january next between the hours Of 10 A. NJ and z
Pm JOSEfh MlICHtL. Casr ier
dill I'm
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Citipenas Savings Bank, Grune Wntd Hail.
New Orleans Dec 81 1876 semi annual interest
dividend az the rate of six per cent per annnsn " Il
be paid TO deposit rs entitled thereto, on demand
Interest not Withdrawn wil be credited Origi-
nal de,os t. and i'll d aw interest from Jan 1916,
ana will be ente ed the depositors books when
ever presented. M. BENNER Cashier.
20 Inn
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WANTED-A SALESMAN THAT UNDER
w stands book keeping must be able to loan his
emplor few hundred do lars on good security.
None otherwise need apply; to such man pe.ma-
Address, with name and residence j. b., Bulletin
Office jill II
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Ohio River boats burn st. Bernard coal.
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Union NaiiOns. Bank-Nevv Orleans. Dec em.
Der 1s, 1s7s-TMe annual election for Directors of
this Bank win be held IT the Banking -Hu,lse No 3
Carondeict street TUESDAY The 18th of Ian.
uary next, between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and p NJ
dis In JAS Oh AIAROy Cashier
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State National Bank Of New Orlrslns. New
Orleans De iember 9sth. 1S1A-At meeting of the
dividend of FOUR PER CENT was declared. pay
able to the Stockholders and after MONDAY, the
10th dag OF January, f.76 The transfer book will
remain OPEN but transit r. will be Ex Dividend
doc tO10ia CIAS. l.. g. DIpEN Cashier
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WANTED WANTED TO PURCHASE, A
w number of hives Of btes II any condition. Ad
dress DIR r. this Office I'll IT.
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COmpany-New Orleans, Dec 90 ls75.-Ata special
meeting of the Board of Directors held this day
dividend Of Israe Dollars per share declared
payable and sitter snuary 90 1916, making eight
per declared out of ,he profits of the year 1879
d2415t p. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
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SI0cOmb's Battery. 5Ih Company Washing
ton Artilery-There ill be meeting at Room No.
l. over the Cotton Exchang. on next WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the - inst at IL o'clock sharp.
A full attendance is requested. jag I'd
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VNANTED-A private fanny residing No.
w ST. Peter street. fronting on Jackson Square
desire to two front rooms to gentlemen gen.
tlemen and their wives with without board.
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Mechanic, and Traders BaDk-New Or
leans December Ii 1s15.-The annual election for
Directors of this Bank for the ensuing year
will be held a. the Banking House MONDAY,
January 18th 1876 between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and , p NJ MOSES HARRIS,
Dirt a 1S Cashier.
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Office OF New orleans CITY R'11rOnd COln.
pany No. l24 Canal street New Orlears, January 3,
la76.-The consolidation Of the New Orleans City
Railroad Company and the New 0 leans Met4rie and
Lake Railroad Company having been approved and
ratified required by law, the Stockholders Of this
Company are invited to come forward on or before
the FIFTEENTH INSTANT subscrb, to the
One Th usand Shares of Stock to be is ,ued
vded in the articles of dstion for the purpose
of extending the Canal Street line TO the Lake. Each
holder of tn reen of the present stock Of this
Company will be titled to share Of stock
at par twenty per cent # to bs aid at the
time Of subscr bling, and the balance in three install y
ments of enty five per cent each payable monthly
ja4 I'm e. G LEWIS Sacre ary.
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NTANTED-A GENTLEMAN AS A LECTURER
w for a scientific show Apply to Mr.. BENFORD,
ST r 4mes Hotel lag 1t
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WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR Two NICE
w Front Rooms with board at 2i0 Camp street.
Also some small rOoms ja9
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY = AN EXPER1
w enccd Dres shaker, one who can cut and it, to
go to the country. References giten and required.
For particulars address X. c. H., Bulletin Office.
ia1l IT.
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VNANTED-500G 0 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CHILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. L. MAD
DUX, IS Carondelet street. aug tt
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Bugg1es
w any one having such and wishing to dispose Of
them car find ready sale for the same by calling or
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer in car
rages. myl4.
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"ANTED-TO PURCHASE A SET OF PAR
W. lOr furniture. Must De in good con j ion and
at reasonable price, Address PURCHASER, Bu
letin Office. lag St
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ICCNTINUED c. LAST pAGA. |
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ANTED-EXPERIENCED LEVEE HANDS
to 90 M Red River. Good wages good board and
good water Apply Immediately at No. % Canal
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rOOK WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN WANT
~ ed to cook and do Homework Apply between 9
and IL clock, Seventh and Pry tana streets
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WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL WHO UNDER
w staAds cooking tor family Of tr1ee:
want b to reside with relaion to 90 home at
night. Apply at once at 269 Canal street. jail IT.
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N1ANTED-A GOOD COOK. A LAUNDRESS
w and Ho SO Maid. Must come well recon-
mended Apply between the hours Of and i
O'CLOCK A. NJ, at 273 Espan ade, corner OF ROMA
street ja9
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WANTED-A GOOD NURSE, ONE WHO Is
w accustomed to Chi dreD; al-O, dining room
man. and first class Stress that operate
the machine and who desires pei manent situation.
Apply at tn Office to the letters l.. Il. jail 1T
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WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL FURNISHED
w house Address, with full particulars T., Bull
Left office ia1l 3t|
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VNyANTED-AN AGENT TO CANVASS THE
w City FOR the sale of Novelty in Merchandise
just arrived Address, giving references, Post Office
I{px No. 397 All ltN
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"ANTED-SOme three four nice Families can
w be accommodated with fine Furnished Rooms
and the best Of Board l49 St Charles eet nearly
opposite Lafayette Square Also some twenty-five
or thirty day BOardcIs will Le taken at four dollars
per week, pa yable in advance This is great reduc-
ton from former prices. The house is first class,
best of pc pie. Remember l49 St. Charles street
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The An;iquarians will Assemble.

MANSFIELD, Ohio, May The
Chic Archaeological association has
issued call foa'sa7i intefnatietal eatt-
vention ol Archacologisss TO meet in
philadelphia on the 4th Of September
next. The most scientific men Of the
Uniied States and of the Canadas are
in the movement. Invita-
tons have been sent 10 prominent
scientific men Of Europe and ~ large
attendance is expected. The object
of the convention is to organize HI,
association which will bring the Ar
ehaeologists OF the world into perma-
>nent communication with each other.
Rex-zS. ID. Peet, of Ashtabnla, Ohio,
chairman Of the Ohio association has
in charge all correspondence. All
persons, especting11e attend the con-
vention are requested TO SO notify
him. The hrs, meeting Of the con.
yention will bejn the hall Of the Ohio
building at.raRa.s.o' clock p. M on
September 4th. ,.s.=..,s..-z.-.
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and 8that such fractional currency
when so substituted, shall be destroy
ed aud held as part of sinking fund as
proyited-in the act OF April II, 1868
Mr. Holman suggested that the bill
should be amended by striking out
fhc portion which provides that the
legal tender notes shpuld not be re.
issued till corresponding amount OF
fractional currsncy is cancelled.
Mr. Payne, without replying TO
that suggestion, went on to explain
that there WAS a necessity for its
passage on account 81 sort of panic
that had arisen in regard to the small
change under which tie fractional cur
rency was now commanding preml.
um Of to 81 per cent. The process of
exchanging fractional currency for sill
vcr coin was so slow-Alat~the supply
was no, equal 10 the demand, but that
silver coin shall be exchangeahle for
legal tender notes was the whole pur-
pose OF the bill, which had been drawn
ia accordance win the suggestions of
the treasury department.
Mr.. Hewitt asked what arrangement
was made in the bill to prevent green
hacks, which were received for silver,
being paid ont again, instertll n .eeing
fescrved>ior a sinking fund.-. Payne
replied that the committee had not
thought it necessar5 to legislatr, IN
der the idea that the secretary of the
treasury would be likely to violate
the law.
Mr.. Blonnt objected to the consid
GRAFTON of the bill, and the house adj
.irlnrnnl
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FIRES.
wulsKY BURN ED.

/. CISc1ssAr1, May s.--An incendiary
FIRE at ersaliles, Woodford Co, KY,
on Sunday destroyed Harrison John
slon's bonded warehouse and 1900
barrels Of whisky, valued at s75 per
barrel, and insured for s33 per barrel.
-. ...a...s7a7sA HOTEL DESTROYED.
OMAHA, May IA Are at Cozard
Gi,y, Ncb., on Sunday nigh, last, des-
troNed large frame hotel and hard
ware s,oresadjoining, about Z O'Clock
Ehe inhabitants OF the hotel barely
esraped with-,heir lives, with the es
cepiioa Of Mr.. ]. O'Nel, formerly OF
Columbus, Ind, who WAS burned to
deatis. -
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Gov. Seymour Declines,

UrlcA, N. Y May 2.-The Herald
OF this cry having published the
names of certain delegates TO the ma
t,onAl demncratic convention rs in fa-
vor ot Horatio Seymour and against
Tilden, the former writes to say he
could not acceptthe nomination, even
in the improbable event Of one being
rendered INN, aud dthat he knows that
many Of the delegates mentioned are
Tilden's earnest supporters, while
some of them would not be in his
(Seymour'sl favor were he = cAndi-
date.
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1t Stopped the Cough and Saved
the Child.

We have recently had Occasion ts try the VII
ue OF Haie,r Cough Cordial In our family
Ilillo son, sick win the prevailing fever. was
gave him no rest, nlghto or dsy, We have little
Faita iu 'p-tent'' medicines, and seldom much ~
~ mem but something had 10 be done, a. the
constant cough prevented his recovery We ae-
cordlngly procured bottle of ths Cordial from
the )a,enl.. Rnd cJmfnanced II, u.e AccsIdfug 10
DIRE ito The effec, wa- marked from the very
DIRT, and rbe child thai ight enjoyed, ref esh-
ing s--p; and by the next gssf there was seaTsa
d dSesilgr OF tha cough Left iLhis II fair sam
pie II what the medicine will dastits growth In
petaiarity,s 10 not be wondered At. Re itds burg
Free Prsss
sold and vaHfaptsa hs Nils & Puydy.
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ale Rights.

CiHoAGo, May 1.-THE Illinois Wo-
mans Suffrage association held spe-
cial stssiohNthIs afternoon Mrs Van
Winkle called1he meeting to order
and said that last June Mrs. Jane
Jones had resignedNthe presidency of
the association. She read the letter
of resignation and her sentiments e1.
pressed, were read with applanse
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Religions.
FHE METHoplsTs IN. coz SclL.

r.
BALTIMORE, May a. After the US
ual religious exercises at the opening
to-day. of the Methodist general con
ference, resolutions, thanking the CEN
,ennial commissioners for. closing the
buildings and grounds on the chris
tian sabbath and for prohibiting the
sale of liquor, were referred TO the
committee to be hereafter appointed.
A resolution that section 5l5 of dici-
pine be amended SO as to read The
general conference shall appoint =
committee on boundaries, consisting
Of one member from each annual con-
ference, to be dominated by the del
egations respectively, and over which
bishop shall preside, and of which
one=ef The secretAry's of the general
conference shall be secretary, and OF
which twemy-hv shall be quorum.
All matters pett.iaiHg to conference
lines shall be referred to this commit
tee, and its decision snail he final. . All
ter long debatn tte resolution was
finally adopted.
Rev, II. Price Of the upper Iowa
district, ,snbmitred preamble, reci
ting that benevolent corporations q
the Methodlsts and other churches,
are compelled to pay, upon their AN
nuals six times as much postage =:
other publishers are required 10 pa,
on similar printed matter of no more
public benefit; therefore
Resolrea, That we respectfully bu
earnestly protest against The passag'
by the house of representatives of th'
bill recently passed ly the senai.
with this unjust provision included
aud welao hereby respectfully meru
: oralize congress to SO modify the pos
tai law, that annuals, published b.
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.ftgte spec(sc ne rslt ffied u119,tysioa ran sn'


So. cute. fen..
J Fcycrt, Cons'igatipn. lnhamu1atinnn.- u
Worms. Norm FgSer, Worm Gofir, y
4 Crying Eatlc-z znr rsc.hs af afIHf4at.-----.r.
parrhra, OF children or adult. n
i,{renierY s6rlpine. h'linns cntic -
Cholera Sotbns Wanting, IS
I Conghr, colds bronchitis, rs
3 Neuralgia, ,toolhaohe=4asaachc. rs
headaches. sick headaches, vertigo, .s
10 Dyrpe ,-ia, bttious stomach Is
II Suppressed, or painful petiod-, -
II Whites. TOO Isrt,fos-e periods 23
III Group Gangh difficult orcni hing .
II Salt Rh-Rm, erystpflae, eruption. ~
10 Rhenmatt-m. Rhesmauc psins a.
ID Fever aud sgur, child feyrrs agne 10
II piles, blind or hlco.ling. IS
lS oph'hAimy, aud sore or weak ryar Is
u taiatri. acntc or chronic, inhnenks. ~
10 WhUuitng cor gh, violent coHghr u
~ Asthma oppressed breathing 81
y Err discharge impaired hearing ~
~ scro'ula. enlarged glands, .mtlling- b..
- General debility, physical wcakners -
25 hsopsy and scan,y rccrci,onr. IN
as Sea sicknrHs, sickness from riding sI-
~ kidney disease gravel -<- ~
=; Nervous tebiliiy, seminal wcakuers or In
voluntary dt-charge-, 10
- Sore mouth, canklr = :, 80
80 rhary weakness, wu'ting tho bed, 60
ii Painful periodr, with rYasui-. 80
W Diseasr OF hear. faip'tattuhs &C. 90
- EpJlepsy. spn-ms, ST Nitnrs dance, 40
~ Dtph,hrra ucerstrH -e,rr SaAtsa t+5.se 9~e.; ~
35 Chronic censtst.dns and ernptluni, 20
FAMILYsCAsES
Case. Morocco with 81 large yinle and manual of
dircttionr .3-ssE...a..<..S<. 80 81
Case. Moroeco oil ~ large Wall md book. 10
IN There remedies arr sent by he en-s or single
receipt o! price. Address.
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
MEDICINE Co.
ohlce and Depot, No 5s2, Broadway,
- For sair hy AL druggists. nse,eowswly
s%-for Nsle M MILLS PuKDY.
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Served Him Right.

HARRISBURG Par May 24-Th-
house OF representatives has expelled
Representative Lynott, Of Luzerne
county, for having received mopey in
connection with his vote upon the
boom bill. The house refused his re-
signation. The journal clerk, Skinner,
owing to comp cations in the same
matter, resigned.