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Significance OF Personal Beauty.

\ beautiful person is the natural form
of L beautiful soul. The mind builds its
own house. The soul takes precedence
of the body and shapes the body to its
own likeness. \ vacant mind takes all
the meaning out of the fairest face. \
sensual disposition delorms the hand
soonest features. \ cold. selfish heart
shrivels and distorts the best looks. \
mean, groveling spirit takes all the dig
nifty out Of the figure and all the charac-
ter out of the ceuntenance. \ cherished
hatred transforms the most beautiful
lineaments into an image of ugliness.
1t is as impossible good looks with a
brood OF bad passions feeding on the
blood, set of low loves tramping through
the heart, and a selfish. disdanful spirit
enthroaed i'll the will, as to preserve the
beauty of an elegant mansion with lit
ter of swine in the basement a tribe of
gipSies in the parlor, and owls and vul-
lures in the upper part. Badness and
beauty will 10 more keep company a
great while than poison will consolt with
health, or an elegant carving survive the
furnace fire. The experiment of putting
them together has been tried for thou
sands Of years, but with one unvarying
result. There is no sculptor like the
mind. There is nothing that 50 refines,
polisheS, and ennobleS face aud mien as
the constant presence of great thoughts.
The man who lives in the region of ideas,
moonbeams though they be, becomes
idealiZed. There are no arts. no GYM
naStiCS. no cosmetics which can cOntri-
butte 1.-THE SO much to the dignity, the
strength, the ennobling of a mans looks
as great purpose, a high determination,
noble principle. an unquenchabe en-
thusiasm. But more powerful still than
any of these as Il beautitier of the person
is the overmastering purpose and pervad-
ing disposition of kindness in the heart.
Affection is the organizing force in the
human constitution. Woman is fairer
than man because she has more affection
than man. LONELINESS is the outside of
love. Kindness, good will, prevailing
desire and determination to make others
happy. make the body temple of the
Holy Ghost. The soul that is full of
pure and generous affection fashions the
features into its own angelic likeness. as
the rose by inherent impulse grows in
grace and blossoms into loveliness which
art cannot equal.
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DON'T FAN FIRE

II Nuu should come down stars some
day and see Il smouldering fire Just start
ing III one of your floors, stealthiiy
stealing into your carpet, you would not
be very likely to sit down besides it and
fan it. much less would you run over to
ii neighbours and have her bring the bel
lows to blow it up. Not if you were Il
woman in her right senses. You know
quite well what speedy measures you
would take to smoother or quench it.
Dear young !iousekeepers, there are
worse fires which start up silently i'll
homesthan were ever kindled by Luci
fer matches. They begin small. Cross
words usually start them, but how the
fire spreads when once kindled. if only
it gets a little tanning, One sure way to
fan the blaze is to ran over to Il neigh
bor's and talk your trouble over. Tell
Just how unreasonable John is. and how
little he SympathizeS with your trials,
and unless your friend is an uncommonly
wise woman. you will 90 home more
wr1tched than you came and feeling hard
cr than ever toward John. You have
gained nothing. but you have furnished
food for considerable scandal. for moth
ing travels faster than the i'll news that
$50 and SO don't get along well togeth
err That which was only a transient
fash of ill-temper has been blown into
Il contlagration that is likely to burn up
your domestic happiness.
Some one says if there is ever anything
for which we are thankful, it is for angry
words not spoken. would add for do
mestic skeletons we did not exhibit be
fore the world. Better keep them lock-
ed up i'll their closet. They will not
shock or harrow your sensIbiiities half
SO much there.
Only possess your soul in QuietnesS
and the fire will die out. If your inmost
consciousness tells you that you have
the true and devoted love OF your hus-
band, YOU will not be much moved by
little things. Tears and life's mutual
Joys and SORROWS will draw all true hearts
closer to one another. and the enc vcXa-
tious things will seem like triIies. as you
glance backward over them.
Remember that nothing helps along
domestic troubles like talking over them;
nothing smothers them like silence. \
little patience and Sclf-command and the
flash lies down. And, oh. how glad you
are that that the fair fabric of your
home happiness has not been consum-
ed
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NIGHT LIFE OF YOUNG MEN

One night often destroys whole life
The leakage of the night keeps the day
forever empty. Night is sins harvesting
time. More sin and crime are committed
i'll one night than in all the ,lavs of the
week. Tins is more emphatically true
Of the large towns and cities than those
OF the country. The street lamps, like
Il file of soldiers with torch in hand
stretch away in long lines on either side
walk; the gay colored transparencies are
abaZe with attractions: the saloon and
billiard halls are brilliantly illuminated
music sends forth its entertainments the
gay company begin to gather to the
hauntS anu houses OF pleasure: the gam
bling dens are aiiame with palatial splen-
dor: the theaterS are wide open: the
mills of destruction are grinding health.
honor happiness and hope ont of thou
sands of lives. The city under the gas
light is not the same as under Gods sun
light. The allurement and perils and
pitfalls of night are hundred-fold deep
er and darker and more destructive
Night life in our towns and cities is a
dark problem, whose depths and abysseS
and whir!poalS make Us start back with
horror. All night long tears are falling,
blood is streaming.
Young men. tell me how and where
YOU spend your evenings. and will write
ont the chart of your character and final
destiny, with blanks to insert yournamcs.
1t seems to me appropriate text wonld
be. " Watchman, what Of the night?"
What are the young men of the city
doing at night? Where do they spend
their evenings? Who are their associ-
ateS' What are their habits? Where
do they ." III, and what time do you sec
them come out? Policemen, would the
night Of young men commend them to
the confidence of their employers?
Make Il record of the nights Of one
week. Put in the morning paper the
names of all young men, their habits and
haunts, who are on the street for sinful
pleasure. Would there not be shame
and confusion? Some would not dare to
go to their places of business: some
would not return home at night: some
would commit suicide. Remember,
young men. that in the retina of the AL
seeing eye there is nothing hid but shall
be revealed on the last day.
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FOR PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS

~ Estimates made application and the lowest prices consistent
With satisfactory work guaranteed. STEPHEN MORRIS son.
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." Malt Bitters are n Brain, Nerve,
and Blood food peculiarly adapted 10, and
warmly recommended by, orr druggists and
physicians tor General Debility, Mental and
Physical Exhaustion, Hysteria, Nervous
ness, Sleepleuess, Emaciation, and Dropsy.
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s-yEE1~E.Y NElk-S.

Gao EuHdfcd thousand young shal havn lust
been rni IL Tho Arpomsttox river, TT =. tcri
burg.
plnicl ii. Bird, farmer Ct Pulaski ca,ialv
committed suicide Wudn, lay by hapgirr him
soft in q tarn.
Me-. Rufus Mutr,ll. fer several s:a-;nns q
meclbcr Of the llcu9c OF Delegates from Camp.
bell county, is dead.
The improvements now in proetcsa ut the
Hrcnrhrcr Whito Sulphur Springs will cos,
$780, Tho lawn is to lie illuminated with
one Ui E!ls)ns now electric lights.
The less sustained by MIR. Choif. at tho fro
at Cuipcper Courthouse. 90 last Friday week.
was about $1,000 upon which there was M in
snrabc, o! s. 700 on tho house, md S3Q1)p the
furniture.
Mr.. II. y. e.. !.cHi9, aativo eff Clako c..
tn; now n resident OF HobcL N, N. j., has
been elected emo Of Tho delegates FROM Tic 18th
CiS'iiot CT That St:ta TO tho Democratic national
convention. lie strongly lavors tho ncmi1alion
Of Senator H.yard.
Miss julia kurl2. ni Winchester, who for
many years successfully conGpctcd one OF The
largest shna Histories 10 tho Valley of Vireiui,.
died last Monday, aged ST years. Sho vas the
youngest daughter of Adam kur!z, scliic, Of
the Revolution. anl oau Ct Morenn'a famous
Du'ch Mcs', WIN underwent tho ri.nra CT tho
celebrated Canadian expedition.
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TN" Negroes and tho Vice Presidency
CIRCULAR LETTER.
HD0R's Mono NAT. REP. Cow ,
No. 92J. 18TH ST. N. w

WASHINGTON. y. G.. May 20, 1850
fnru.Ot to destruction Of tho National Tx.
ccuuvd Committee of lsapuhlioans, engaged in
n1omoIlrg the nomination of Hon. b X. Rrrc1.
u. ). Senator. at Chicago. Tor the Vic, prcsi.
Jcncy ni tho Unitod States, tho following nal
dress IL Issued to tho republican par;y. and
particularly TO tic dclcyslcs 10 assemble nj
Chicago utyt month:
Ia rr'san'ing tho rHmo If Mr.. Bruce fer tie
Wee Presidency wo gro Confident thst his
nomination will bring strength and succcsa +,
the party You should support him. not b,.
eaCso 10 IL ncgIo gentleman, but bccnuse his
r'cotd is consistent. For years BIO has been the
only republican sCnaicr from tho Southern SEQ.
tion whcro thu pLriy has lost control. and
hundreds OF thousands of oiti2 !ps nrc
on iho verge o ds!rarchiscment who
occupies his place without question. snd
thhl h!' cine at con'!Gc. is without roproach, and
approved hy All parties, whiln his political vote
has boen Invariably cast with tho republican
party is n fact
Ills nomination would raisn tho issue whrthor
or not 1t Is posalbi1 for the democratic party 10
lay down tho unconstitutional PREMISE. year
sllor year, that mlnoriLles can compel msiorities
IN oleVon States forming an entire section of tho
Union. His nomination would Give nav lifo end
vlgor to 7s0 GEO republican votes in tho Southern
section: It would sivn enthusiasm to tho bal.
aEto OF power of 5000 republican voters in the
Ststo Of Ohio. and to r similarly significant re-
publican elomen. in Tho pivotal Sislo of Now
York and in The States OF Indiana, Now Jereoy.
Connecticut, and SO On.
The nomination CT MIR. Bruce would culmina.o
tho idea of Horace Greeley, Of Thaddeus Sio.
vens, of Abr%hnn Lincoln, of Chss. Sumner of
Ulysses Grant, of Jamos q. Blaine, of John
Sherman, and indeed of tho gres: RepubIcsn
party, and relieve tho nation NJ once of thoouas.
ton Of casio i'll American politics. Horace
greeley SAID nI the ilasnco the way to resume
IS TO resume. and the party shou d understand
that tho way to execute tho constitution and tho
Laws IS 10 show determ nation TO execute thom
This wo say to the party and tho nation on ba.
half OF 5.CC 90 Americans whose loyslty was
all tho nation had TO dopond on at the South
and whose unrequi:ed toll has redeemed the Ia,
goons and builded cities ia tho waste plsces
whllo they have rsmiled tho base Of = gub:tsn
tlal commerce. In tho language of Backmipis.
tor, they have shown that The highest exercieo
of charity is charity toward tho unchsritabloH
This powerful clement has como TO believe
that unless it vii! assert itself il is unworthy tho
scHctui0 ofthe American people.
}. ILToN URNER, Chairman.
w. =. FELL. Secretary.
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Sc AZ sG| s-reL-.

Fighting hiss bean rolowel il al.n.-.
Tho new bill revising Ii! NAV ~.
much discussion in Germany. e%....
Mr.. Lorillsrd's colt Chs.ok,ab,sb...
OF for the race for tho Darby s.nsr, ''s" st'-I.
suicide. -" c'"m;Hss
Prince Eugene DO Ligne, tho cmino,.
sla!cs man, is dead. Ne.ga,
nj. Leon Say has indical:d hi; vi,,;-.
Son aso. VI lie Fr4rt.
I:Emperor William thinks tho ..r r.
Church till will settle e1istinr AIM, "ef%i.
tSoan church AMI state O'' '''''s L,
Lady Elizabeth CampSeu c'ass
nsugntor OF the Duke CT Arsyll. is soa:, '~Altt
MR.. Taylor, young ciiicoS, aud 90 10 ! y ;ay
- q faIs dispatcl TO tho Times ssvs ,,,.
pleon Isabella Of Spain is exrecLpI IA, I| G.:
LONDON shortly, to make long stay. E''
a sad disaster has occurred ..po.sdsr, y
sls. Inc beautiful Palm House, on Prsr'' ~
isno' mas beon destroye cd by fro, lar,,p C.'A l.
INC ~hoie OF its valuable ard ra!o con,cn,, vi.
In the Spanish Sensto Yesterday ira r,;..
OF foreign affairs IN reply to an in,o., """'S.i
stated That no drsfL Of treaty O:
mo Cnltei States Was in existence, nor w.., w.,
negotiations pending with tho Uni:cI ~.
De expressed tho opinion thst il wo;,I1 l Nn.
difficult to conclude commercial ,TCst y. We We,
the United States. way w.
Inc British Parlismen! yesterday btssn =. =,
IN earnest for the short session, Tho rG' W.
icy OF tha Liberal administration was 49,. ~
developed. The propric.y of sllowinr CI '.'I
6fadiaugh, tho atheist, to take his seat w.
lsrren u SOLICIT committee II WA s,,,1.
tle House OF Commons that Sir Bari. ~,
Will remain NJ the Cspa of GcoI Hon, r., q,
por' OF Tho delcit Of Gl.O,0.0t0 in tho n.
budget WIS confirmed. '''
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY -. l.s'.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. MAY -. l-s'
Sun rses....,.~...... d III SIN :c.s..........
ARRIVED.
Str Sue, Baltimore. 10 j Rroiers II Go.
CLEARED
Str George Leary, Norfolk. BIZ p |; iiuaa.
StrJ W Thompson, lower poIc By f A. Ruou
Schr AnLie Edith, Nor!o:k, by j j Egucw
& Go.
PASSED DowN.
Sthr. Daniel Brown and Elias Moora, ..oi:;
Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr + l. milford. from Gacrsn.aun, 9.
Providence 10Th.
Schr Franklin. from GcorG s.ovn. NJ BJs
ton 10th.
Bark Ralph NJ Hayward, hence st Boston 4Ist
Brig Bessa May CLEARED from New York f."
Richmond 2sL.
Schr -E;ns, from South Gardiner, for Wash
ing!on, Of Vineyard Haven lO.h.
Scbr $ Hudson hence at Boston list.
Schr Wins, from Boston, to lo.d Tor Wash
lnatOh at Bangor 18th,
Schr j Moore, hence, az Boston 2Ist.
:, ocnr SchaW.ga cleared for New York fra:a
RICHMOND 2ls..
" schr q 4 Stickncy, from Ucors wn, &. New
Schr Arthur Burton, for Richmo,l, via Ken.
neDsc liver, at Boston ooh
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The 'ruc, boom for tho second rlac, On tho
republican presidential ticket is on The tcicasc.
and we do not see why it should net DO auc-
oussiul The c~lorcd pcorlo supply tho entire
s'reoSth the republican party has 10 the Soula,
and stclrcs to that party several Ct tho North
elm States. Whiln the political capital that il
made out Ct their imaginary wlongs gives to
that pWsy several moro States in tho North.
They certainly deserve slmo rec ,mponsa for t! c
etfclout and valuable aid they render the party,
md the VIC, presidency ia an little a. they c.n
reasontl5 demand, and. ut1nts.nnally. IA III
Ito aa should be offered them.
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PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY BY
T. ID G. 4 Il SNOW D EN-.
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY -, 1850.

The Washington Itorublcan doesI.' like the
advice We gave the other dry 10 tho Virgibia
delegation TO lilo CiLcihnatl convention, which
VA, ia effect to get rid CT all personal prciudcos
they may have formed and use their efforts TO
sccarc the nomination CT the most available mao.
IL says ihc1 arc thCs lovitcd to discard oil
questions OF pf1cilIa and personal character
aud look only to tXpedloBcy. Wc certainly did
aiylso them especially TO consult typedcncy,
bat al certainly We dill not advise them to dis.
aoicr. 10 have done So would have been abr
Hurl, Ter the main factors of cypcdoncy, as re-
CARDS the Cincinnati convention, arc principle
nnd personal charscer. Mono Of tho mcu
whose naLncs will b. presented to that copveu-
ton Will ho lacking in nny of tho higher uuali.
ties OF political prinoiplo or personal character.
Tho delegates could not. therefore. 60 amisI on
these polG!s. no matter which one OF tho capdi-
dates they may support. The main thing to be
ohscr"Gd then Is 10 select from tho candidates
tho mos. popular one. tho one who has the larg.
est following aud the iowcst enemies, and against
whom political opponents would have the least
to say. With regard simply to cxpcdicncy Tho
same may bo said CT The Chicago convention
hut On what dlfcrcnt grounds Or tic three
men whose neul,s will be presented to it not
one possesses enough political principle to ir.
saIro c0aidcnco in his best f.iond, nor sufficient
persona! character 10 emilio him to tho rcspt CT
Of a saa!lion With party to the crooked
wh!Skcy and btck Friday frauds and the boon
c,mp,al0n Ct Boss Shepherd and Dick Ilar-
rlngton, tho man guilty OF tho Mnlligan letters
40! the Caldwell dispatch, AID tho ono who
saare on the Holy Egangcl that ho did not re-
collect whether no had written letter thst was
OF morc importance to him than aoy othai cscr
writcs; W say with thos, three to choosc lroa,,
there caa be no stinn about principc or per
sooal character, ard "a tho selection must 10
made solely wlli regard to cxpcdcuoy, 10 this
Case personal popularity. General Grant has
a:cajy virtually secured the nomiualioc.
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u :; sS'5' sSk rE.n Ess.


lac n9ulaisua r;:1i'c sengo., haas aoy9 c:cyt.
ior "au; II n0uty.
Iho G0Veirme: p cp;rty at Harper Ferry
Is to be Sid CT au,!ion rtX. Tuesday.
The bark LIber called from New YoIk flr
Liberia to deg wish sixty c,lorct cuigrants
The Alabama scrutl'c en- convention yes!er.
day rs:ruc::d the d'l,satAs to Ch.c.yo TO vote
fer Grant.
In The Presbyterian General Assembly, in
s. S on at Chai leston, S. g.. yescrlay. the
htandlng committees were appuiu,cd.
The subscription 10 tho Milton. Pa relief
lu1d revived in philadclpLia yes erdsy
amounted to - 500. making total Of $3G 900
Hon: Joseph Il. Browu, Who has been ap-
rclnled U. s. Scualor Gollou' SUCCESSOR. says
he will not resign tho presided CO of tho Western
aid Atlantic Railroad Con pang.
The California. Nevada aud Oresan dolcga-
ions leave San Ftanci:co on Tuesday 10 spo.
cl' CIR. 6caIlog the motto Fast, Grst, last
aid all the time for Blaine"
The Rev. ID, Il. Matyr, tho ir,cSb,tk Con-
ercsscan from lDdiaua 80, S that 10 Tho event
O. SD election OF prtsidobt by the llcus, Of
Representatives he should vote for tho demo.
c:at!c car didGtc.
Hon. Al, X nGcr H. Strplrrs. nonrrdiug 10
Gil interview in tho IhilaIt lphia Press, TX,
presses his nplnion that "thn present Cougrcs,
| Is tho mes! iniolcnt aud sltss in The ouunr; ;
history"
Tho leading Railroad aad Coal and Iron
CompanIcs haVo suspended payment and il is
stated receiver is to b, asked for. No state.
| meDt OF tho business or 10! sts oil the companies
has been made public.
Or. CHARLES Nlilne. al alopalic physician Of
New York, IN giving c,rtEcitc OF the death
| OF Mrs. Ellen kaVanauph, attributed as the
| cause OF death tho nCgscLc> or iguorarc, OF
Two homeopathic doctors who had previously
attended her.
Tho cAaimaa OF tho Illinois republican )n-
vintlon was instructed to telegraph Ucporal
GRAFT that Illinois stauts by hia with H.
votes for President" Scvcrl protests wero
entered agait s: tho sciSu OF The convention Nv
anti Grant dclegalioce.
The sub:ctip'ious to the Stsy Meruiac,ur-
lcs Company Of Augusta, Ga , row amount 10
nGallg 5000, 600, . r2at PORTION OF which was
subscribed ia tho North. showing tho coLli
dcrco tina: is felt il Il FIGURING rufcrp,ises
10 thu South.
The shinncnts Ct c,tI'o from N2w yolk 10
Eu1o2o Wr!ncs 10y last were tho largest on re-
cord from that rort for any one day. Tho sg-
GrCGaio vas 3 $50 head A llrg, numb;r Ct
horses sad sheep wtro also shipped. and there
wla al UNUSUALLY heavy consignment Of fro u,
beet mutton and ucrk,
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"A Massachusetts republican, ii uci;,,,.. ,
and integrity said day CT two siucs to 4 T..
glaIa democrat, Tho democrats have url s,r..
enough to nomlaato H!yarG. W,ro ;,y =,
DO SO he would draw largely from Tic rcprb.
oaas. L represent class. and large cas-, Al,
repuSilcals who would vote for him. Cer,.,,,,
al true aud honest democrat. who lock +" +,
tar, impartial, and economical a}wiois:rc,;,"
OF the government. would vote fer him u, "
ibis looks like a i9iu.n to reason, c,mrn,
sense ant common hcucrly. So, at u ary.
Blyard.
Horace Greeley said orHa. 'r!.a u,y {, ~,
sumo Is 10 TesumN.' Everybody sid, ~,
oin't stand it, Yet en rxp,r,e.c, # scr.r.
years shows that VIC hneu atool it. l. !. .
common expression amoog democrats ,b"
"b1va,d Is tho best rlar, but you cant ,!..
HIM. Nov, the way to clcc, B.yafl is :,
nominate him, and n msiDriiy of tho hes, III
10 the c)untry vii! suppo,t him for tho SAX, 81
common houcsiy. LcS Us hava honesty. al
consequently peace. Clrrlry
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When such a pronounced uI'rl radical ncy7s
papor n the Philadelphia North Auelioan *.
pcrIctc15 81 great change of opinion as il man.
itested by tho following expression. wo may
well doubt the tXistcnoc OF consiscrc, NJ a la,.
tor 10 republican polite:
We may thcorlzn az We please about Tie
rights OF nlan and tho equality Of the races, but
until there has bccn a radical change in human
nature. !: cc'otcd cadet ut West Point will find
hs life a burden to him.
That such n vacancy also exists in what is
dcnom'nated Amrr;cln independent politics is
pro7ci ty the New York Herald. which thouph
II has Tor the lest SIX months been doinc all it
could TO prevent Tho nomination Of General
Grant, now says he is the only fit candidate
for the presidency"
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IHE trial trip Of the new barge built fer tho
purpose Of transferring the cars OF tho Bali.
more AID Oaio raitod from Locust Point 10
Canton YES made yesterday sud proved entirely
Satisfactory. Tho pew rcuo will DO opened for
through travel from Washington 10 New York
TO morrow, aud will prove Il great pubic conve.
olence to through passengers. 1t will also re-
Ilc7e Ifatt street from thu passage If trains of
cars that tava Tor 81 many years in.etfered with
travel on that crowded thmoush!are. The
new transport will accommodate ten passenger
coaches, ur twenty seven tr, ight cars. and tho
time between Washington ard New York, it is
understood, will b. shortened thirty ninu.cs By
tho new arrangement
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Crowns Household I,uuuce,,

ia tho most effective Pain Destroyer in tho wurl
wiz most surely quicken tho blood whctAc.
taken informally or applied extornaly, An,
lnoreby moro certainly RELiEVE rhi%
whether chronic or acute, than any Other 30
aileVlAtor, and it is warranted douto the s!.cnF.
OF any similar preparation
1t cures Pain in tho Sidn, Back CT Bow
Sorn Throat, rheumatism Toothache, and ALI
ACHES, and ia The Great EseHicvrr al
l'atn. THROWN HOUSEHOLD pAHA-
CEA' should DO in every family. A to.spooa-
Jul OF the Panscoa in n tumb!Gr Of hot wnpr
tsWeetoned, It preiorrcd), taken At bcdtimc WI
BREAk UP n COLD. ~ coats = ho,.!n.
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FONi PLAY SIlsppclpd.

LccK HAVEN. PA, May 22,-Tho rc;ileac,
OF Mrs. Balser Friedler. in this city, was drs,:.,
90 ny nro carly this morning. Mrs. Hc;e,ii,'
remains wero stewards found IN tho rum.
burned almost TO q cindor. FOUL psy is susrrr...
ed, as sho was in tho building mloro, nn,l w.,
known to havo n Considerable sum ii ianLcy T.,
hor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-22
G&rEospe5.

NEW York. May 22.-phi;? Olo. IL r,,n
f7l7atla merchant, whil> waking in We:
Third street last night. waa earrctcd by two
s'aiwslt negroes. and robbed Ct his pcckrio,
and lis contents. The police ai!crwa'd, cer.
tur.d ono OF tho garrottra.