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DEATHS.

WATKINs-on Wednesday night, May 5th, Leon Ernst infant son of Q. G. and Mary E. Watkins Funeral Friday, May 7th. st o'clock, D. @ from 5l2 State street.
 BosIwIoK-In Ansonia, April 27, Mrs. Elizabeth M; Bostwick, of Monroe, daughter of Samuel Wheeler, aged 54 years. HAWKINs-In Seymour April 7s, Mrs. Grace Hol- brook, wife of Joseph Hawkins, aged 70 years. HARRISNIn Southbury, May l, Mrs. Mary A. Harris wife of William Harris, aged 60 years.
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.ssyA FINE FRONT OFFICES in the Insurance EN Building suitable for lawyers other business, HAa at reasonable rates. Also rooms suitable for Olubs Lodges or Associations. Apply at
 No. 6 Insurance BukaGa1mg.
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China Going to War With Russia.
 LONDON, May 6.-Rumors are current tha China will soon declare war against Russia.
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.eeAA BUILDING LOTS on Nichol, Eagle, and both af sides of Nash street; 400 feet in one piece ANDREW MARTIN,
 f2sn le Pearl Street.
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Houses and Lots For Sale.

An Houses on College Street. York, Lib Hitu erty, Orchard. Sylvan avenue, Howard avenue .4sAk House and Barn on George street, Westville East Haven and Fair Haven. Lots with WI ater front fn West Haven.
 Lots Nicoll street, Kimberly avenue, Congress ave nue, Sc.
 Houses and TenementS to rent. first clAss Brick Houses Howe street, b>tween George
 and Grown streets English basements, with all the modern improvements, at a low price, Money to loan on city property. ReaI Estate Office 49 Church Street. l Room Hoadley Building. ofdce open evenings. apl9 l.. F, OOMSTOCK.
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FOR, BENT

kstA THREE large rooms on Gregson street, suitable MM for light manufacturing purposes. Rent very MEW low to responsible party. Apply at office of
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The Delaware Republicans.

ANe DoI8Naro kkepubI1cAnss
 DOVER, May 6.-The Republican State con- vention was organized by the selection of J. N. Mills as president. The fight was for local supremacy between rival factions. Following are tho delegates to Chicago: Christopher Tsrbiger, L. G. Clark, J. R. Loft, N. B. Smithers, Benjamin Burton and Albert Curry. The resolutions leave the delegates free to vote as their sense may direct. All are said to be for Blaine. The interest in the convention was almost solely on account of local differ ences.
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EOR RENT,

NaMM BRICK BUILDING, with engine in good or %Nn der with or without barn possession any time
 IH ANDREW MARTIN,
 f23h 19 Pearl Street.
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Chapel Street Rents.
 &nAA FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms, singy lU and in suites with and steam heat to rent ID E.A Foote House, corner Chapel and Temple streets ap28 If EDWARD VALLEY.
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MARINE LIST
PORT OF NEW HAVEN,

ARRIVED MAY 6.
 schr John Darlington, Parker, Baltimore, coal to N R B.
 sehr American Team, orossley, Georgetown, coal to Schr John Sanford, Berry, Hallowen, ice to Enos Dickerman.
 Schr Wm Tioe, lice. Halloweu ice to Knos Dicker- man.
 schr Thos Ravens, Brown, Kennebec River, ice to Fl Hemingway 6 Go.
 Schr Cornelius Kennebec River ice to H. fleming way.
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ID DECST RIA RTE RENT-
FOR, RENT.

AsAA ROUSE No. 72 Howe street, with all modern %iiI Improvements. Inquire at 70 Howe, corner 4lM George and State streets.
 N
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MARRIAGES,

MISREPRESENTATION Bridgeport, May 4th Isaac W. Birdseye, of Shelton, and Miss Elizsbetl Josephine, daughter of 4. B. Sherwood of Bridge port.
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mn RENT

,%sssA or good rooms with . separate entrance,
 l.u central and desirable, gas and water; low 10 Haven East, near horse cars, new gAbled house, good barn and garden, fine view, lot with spring brook by if desired, very low to the right party Also two three houses in this city, from s1 to Si0 per month"; with barn also store on Church street. For Sale. Two or three houses, lone very desirable, with barD), from $500 to $2,O00. HENRY G. NEWTON, Room 22 Whites Building, 69 Church street. ap29
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B4aI Gstaia.
EnR RENT
Tf1 KENT

kMaA THE BARBER SHOP over SC Church street.
 5ii The best located place in the city. Estabshed R1A since 1865. Rent very reasonable to good pay ing tenant. Inquire of VIM. Fl. BROWN,
 ap2l If 96 Church Street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 MAY 6.
 sss KIzE=, 4,6oI Moon Rsns, HIGH WAr.A. EuR gErs, 7.02 8. 01p. m. 9.32 P. m. War Depaftm't Weather Observations. Taken at 2: m: 3D. m, P. m.-May G. s9 58. Wind, direction-SW., w., N. Velocity, in miles per hour 6. 27, 15. Weather, fair, clear, clear. Maximum Thermometer, 79 degrees, Min inum Thermometer, 5s degrees. Maximum Ve- loc1ty of Wind, 30 miles per hour.
 VIM. D. WRIGHT,
 Sergt. Signal Corps, U. s. Army.
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ResI Gstata.
TO RENT,
FOR SALE.

AA SUITE of rooms, second floor, suitable for
 7fH gentleman and wife, or two adults City water, M gas and fixtures. Possession at once, May 1st. Apply on the premises, $50 STATE STREET,
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FOR SALE.
TO RENT,

IO EGENTs AssA THE STORE No. 61 Church street, opposite &iii the postoffice two small rents Whalley MIL -nue; second floor No. 51 Asy lum street whole house on Henry street, all modern Improvements {; whole house Mo- 241 Drown street whole house No. 54 Whaley avenue, all modern improvements, $4O0 1; whole house Clinton avenue second floor No. 29 Auburn street; whole Water street whole house corner Union and Fair streets $21 per month whole house Cedar Hill avenue; three small rents Cedar Bill, Apply to A. M. HOLMES,
 ap17 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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FOR SA LIE.
 A very low price for cash, complets soda ap- "A paratug, consisting of generator, 6 fountains, counter with marble slab and wash basin, Italian marble box with syrup and mineral faucets. oz. glass handles; everything belonging thereto, and lot of other articles to be used with it. Inquire of my7 Ct J. MAILROUSE, 5l Union ave.
 NEW HAVEN, May 2, 1880. On the streets of the city yesterday there was quite q display of asses and mules, which were sent to obge firm of coal dealers, sent by the stone carter, Fraak Donnelly, to i'll the places of the honest sad dutifu1 carmen of New Haven who struck for the advance of the small of fifty cents per day, but Divine Providence did favor the stone dealer for . storm arose which caused the asses and mules to take retreat for home to Frank.
 By order of the
 my7 It CARMEN'5 SOCIETY.
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.S WAITRESS for Birmingham, also housework "A gfrls for Waterbury, Cheshire, East Haven and Madison. dining-room girl for Milford. Cooks and housework girls for the city, Protestant cook for Clinton. Apply at Library Rooms, No 75 Orange st,
 my3 l.. B. BARTHOLOMEW
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Wats.

Wanted Immediately. M0RE canvassers for the Gem Carpet Stretcher, 1NN in every town in Connecticut. Agents make from $4. .00 to lO.O0 day. N. 0. SMITH, unyT 2t% Cjitv Hotel. P. o, Box, TAB.
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WANTED.

ENVERYoNE to know that GAY BROTHERS have S4 removed to the large store in the Garfield Building, 256 Chapel, over the New York Bazaar, dis rectly opposite their old stand, my3tf
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ROR RENT.

AnA desirable residence situated line of horse lH railroad hss all modern improvements, large U garden, abundance of fruit, convenient barn and carriage house. will be rented for term of years if desired Inquire on the premises.
 POS WHAILEY AVENUE, my { Ats Corner of Carmel avenue.
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AeaA FIVE ROOMS with gas and water and wata eHAH closet on same floor; i've minutes walk iron aA4& Otty Market. Also half house, Lewis street Fair Haven.
 JACOB HELLER, rovx 72oo,,, No vaIa NatI Rank RuiIdinQ,
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WANTED. A SALESLADY for a cloak, shawl and suit room: AA. good reference required. Address, my 2t P. O. BOX 1(88 city.
, 1880-05-13

OwING to the fact that the past
Winter was a very open one in the
Eastern States, an ice famine will
doubtless prevail there this Summer.
Arrangements are being made to
partially supply the demand for ice
in St. Louis and Chicago, by tho
shipment of a large quantity Of the
article from Truckee, California,
where the Peoples Ice Company has
a surplus stock Of about 10000 tons.
The popularity OF the season, east
and west, has created this anomalous
condition of affairs.
, 1880-05-13

DE Lesseps is reported saying that
he has 300,Q00,O00 awaiting him in
New Pork to aid him in his Panama
canal scheme, ane that all impedi-
ments have bsen removed by tho
will of the American people, unaa--
mously expressed in public meeting,
and also of the United States Govern.
ment. The Count is thick headed
he failed to comprehend the differ
encc between cordial reception of
the man aud an endorsement Of the
mans schemes.
, 1880-05-13
A NEW ENTERPRISE.
Alaskn "IprcM"l

A number Of Oregon business
mon, among them Mr.. +, NJ. Van
dsrbil;, late of Wrangel, have organ.
lzsd under the name of the "North.
western Trading Company" for car.
rying on busiress in Alaska, especial.
~ in the ChilkaI country. They
have purchased and fitted out a small
steamer, the Favorite, a craft well
adapted to navigate the intricate
channels Of that nsighborhood.
Upon tho representation of special
agent Morris, the treasury depart.
msnt will appoints deputy Inspector
Tor this vessel, in the h pc Of check.
ing, il possible, tho contrGbsud
trade now carried on by the Indians
in their canoes with points in the
British possessions. A large amount
of revenue has been lost to the u.
5. government annually in this way,
and as the Favorite will ply ia these
waters throughout the season, NO
may hope for at least q elimination
of the illegal traffic.
, 1880-05-13

TIE Chicago "Tribune" receives
s35, ,OOO column one year; the New
York Herald" and "Sun" each re-
caives s39,72 year for their cheap
est column, aud the price for pre-
ferred position is three times that;
the New York Tribune receives, for
its lowest column, $S7,794, and for
its highest, $45, ,94S; and these papers
are never at loss for advertisements
to fill the columns. Their patronage
comes not from any desire to assist
their respective papers, but from
business men who And it profitable
to advertise.
, 1880-05-13

WHITEAKER's bill for the appoint
nent of commission to select a
site for the navy yard on The Pacific
coast north Of the forty-second par
aAel, received the approval Of the
naval committee and will be report
cd to the House at the earliest op-
portunity.
, 1880-05-13

The emigration from Europe to
the United States is Increasing.
French newspapers say 100000 per-
sons are waiting means Of transport
tation to America. On Saturday,
4,39l persons arrived at New York
from Europe.
, 1880-05-13

The total receipts of lumber at
Chicago during 1879 were l,467,-
100000 feet, Only a trifling amount
coming from Canada. The increase
for the year was twenty-five per
cent, or about 300,0O0,000 fact at
satisfactory prices.
, 1880-05-13

California instructed her delegates
to the Republican National Convsn-
ton to vote for Blaine irst, last and
all the time. Senator Booth was en-
dorsed for the Vice Presidency.
, 1880-05-13

MAYOR Kalloch has been i'm
peachsd by the San Francisco board
Of supervisors, and judicial proceed
ings will at once be instituted for
his removal from office.
, 1880-05-13

IT IS said that Port Oxford has
been selected for the Harbor of Ref
uge.
, 1880-05-13

YOU'VE Kallpch, for the murder Of
Chas. DeYoung, has been held Tor
trial without bail.
, 1880-05-13

New York Germans violently OPP
pose the nomination OF Grant.
, 1880-05-13

n n compound Of the virtues NJ sarsanarila,
snilnigia, mandrake, yellow dock. with the
lo'ilta Of potash and iron, all powerful blood
making, bloOd-cleansing, and DEMONSTRATING
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every way the most effecfual Alternative mcdi-
cine known or available ~ the puhlic The
sciences OF medicine and chemistry have
never produced so valuable o ruluedy, nor
ONE so potent TO cure all Diseases resulting
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ScaIu-head, RingwOrnI. Ulcers, Sores,
Rheumatism, MercuriaI Disease. Nen-
ralgia. Female Weaknesses and Irreg,I|
Inrities, Janndice, Affections OF the
Liver, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, and
General Debility.
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It pnrgps out the fouI corruptionS which
c0n'amnltc the blood. and cause derangH-
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the vital functions IL promotes energy and
strength. IL restores and preserves health.
IL inf'Ises new life and vigpr throughout the
whole system. No sufferer from any disease
which arises from iinpItrity nf the blo0l need
despair, who will give AYERS SARsAPARILLA
fair trial. Remember, the earlier the
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It's recipe has lreen furnished to physicians
everywhcra; anf they. recognizing IT'S supe-
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For nearly forty wears Ayers SARsAPA-
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sesses the confidence OF millions OF people
who have experienced benefits from its mar
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Prepared by Or. J. G. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
, 1880-05-13

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, 1880-05-13

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Practical and Analytical Ghemists,'
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD NJ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE,
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FcEEfGT VIEWS.

Tho sac i7,r TIC t.:.ilc lc7c5 10 lr,lsld is
RAPIDLY dying CO..
A Vio.cEs e:r!l q !Ak! has tcclrel 1t Msria
severS! scVelnmcn: bulldogs being Destroyed
Tho chapes ct Windsor aud Ohiselhurst
are DO" spoken Of for pri1co Louis Napoleon 8
statue.
The sr:at nbaL kmcLt 10 Scicdc, Iodia. co.,
Stgu,;ea TO protec: The caun!!y from loods, he's
given awsy.
a satisfactory settlement Of affairs il Afshsa
lsan again seems protaS'c. Cabai will 5000 be
evaculted.
The Russian Ger. Shebeth's mother and
two attendants hsVo been murdered By q Rus
sian eap!ein for pluober. The murderer, 90
bling captured, shot himself.
1t lis believed tic British cabintt has absu,
dootd tho "hares aud rabbi's' bill and has de-
termined to rtrsevero with The 'tmpliy:rs
liability"
The festivities CT tho lf.ioth anniversary OIL
Belgian ipdsp,ndoro, began 90 Surdly With O
grand review OF tie royal army AID tic civil
guard.
The Irish compensation bill passed through
the committee of tho House OF Commons last
night, all opposition amendments berg re-
!ced.
piirco Jcrt me Narolcon's son We or Eaf
i years OF sso co Sunday and au ani Jcrams
organ remarks tha. he is therefor, 6yoss;icay
OF ago 10 assam9 the slco2ssij1 b.quea>Ecd 10
him by the Prince Imperial.
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sTElJ-S az TgE H2E.

Til, Esyptiaa otcl; arrived 10 the h.rbcr
CT New York yesterday, and Will be toWed up to
tho city to deg.
The railway tut nj undt the Hudson r.vcr,
nntc.ing jersey City with New York, has
been comIl:ted for distance OF 800 tcef.
ThcCcmp!rc.l Of lhcCu;rer CT has tr'erod Gu
assessment Of lO)rcr c!nt. on the ockaoders
Of tho suspended First National B.Dk Ct Newark,
n. j., to make good tho dtGoieocy.
Besides tue fcrsc;i S Oh the McIchsats Ma
lionsl Bank. of BIlinoic, on Friday lss:, by
which 81 500 we're secured, Tho Third National
Ba:k was vc;im;z,i in slmlsr TEy 10 the
aggregate s1m CT - co 50.
John II. Christianc?, AGED %. %hj SAYS be Is
SC o oi the X ScDa'cr row luiuisttr loP,ru: has
been committed to tho Ioebrlst, Home at Fort
Ilsmi toD. near New Io;k. ct hi1 own rtql:st
being broken down from iu3ulgcico 10 lqlor
Mrs. John ". Mccoy. o narIi,d lacy oil
Wilmington, d.. yesterday assaulted Gecrge
lewis With 8 c1whiio iJr an alleged slaodcr.-
tier husband stood by with a loaded revolver
whilo tic attack was Dal1. TIE MAJ was very
severely pun;shcd.
The New York Thin &c rcrorls that there arc
| now corparntivsIy few iGla men 10 be iouod il
hsr! tim; IS has ;htra hccn tuci d demand fol
| skilled and unskicd labor, whist at tho same
tine wlttio The lest var wages h,va CO, si1cc
ably sdVacc:d
Daring tho rtoe r.on b tho Cornell ccaw a.
Ithaca, n. u. las. eight. Ky rocket mi,chr
ricd and was discharged lo:o s!fg3 c,D sliol
| tho committee and aQrsuity cf fireworks. A
| terrible explosion iulloscd ard two men lee p
ipg IRON tho burning vchicI, wir, seriously ia
! iu7lcd.
A dcs!rGcicc oyc'o6 abi hail storm visitct
| Monroe c,uoty, IVA. Sund,y, swceiing tVsr7
lhir 10 lis pain tor dis:alca CT Mics, ard from
| hall mi!a 10 mile wide. Inncts, damage
| was dooc 20 Lhc vineyard. = few houses aud
| barns were upset, Ev, c.; aomcGhat If i0r2d
aud windows cleared 81 ll,Sl The lAss is IS i
ma!cd az $2D GEO.
Mr. Tiidc'. it is abnnucccd. has consented
70 pictiIn At ihN democratic ritiIicuiou meet
ing at the New York Ac,tcny ct Music. OF
the 25.h instant. provided '.is hcaIh WI! pr
nit. Tx Gov. SeS mour Whites that he will BIZ
there ii possit l., AID sn dos3 Mr. Hendricks, o.
Indiara. Senator kn!ran and Governor
Hampton, Ct South Carolina, tlso will probably
be rr'srnt.
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ripid pulsri: lid becn ordered The pur:uc!s
I'D pursued W2r'G have Ca'crc! tho city
together Ter the L11. Bridge

Il is not expelled tia. a MAJ who seed ss
Mr.. Gfri.ld did 10 the Ctecit Mobilicr n5d d,
Go!yor affairs will ie:;.tc abou! suci trivial
matters IS The per7er5on Of history and plsGiar
ISM aud tbcrtf:r, 20 surpli3c is c:eatcd ty the
LyrcitCrs fjrlitiiu's Eius!co to ibe fac. that
10 Mr.. Gall.ia's ltc,ut speech Le twisted the
historical aecjunt Of the s'eells8apcss OF TIE
nincccs 10 sui. lis 0 80 purposes, and not only
pl,giaiiz,d Thackary's description OF the cross
s8ortsi1 the Prcccott library. bu: stalled &c had
seen those SWORDS when there is every reason
to beic7, he had not, for he said ticy Wtrc
OVER the from. door OF hIaaEaoirsA!s' home,
though It'll well knoRG that theT ere on the
wall OF tho library.
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Meeting Of the Fairfax Conservative
Committee

Correspondence of tie Alexandria Gazette ]
FAIRFAX County. Va, July 10. 1850. In
response to G call from tho superintendent OF
the county, tho committees Of tho several mag
isterial districts met ct tho Couct House ca The
above date 10 mako arrangements for the ojm-
leg campaign.
The chairman, Thcm,a Moore, esq called
the meeting to order, ard on motion DR.. J. j.
Moran was elected Secretary snd George Ma
sen. treasurer.
The chair presented AID rasd tho rtc,u-
mcndatiOns 1 the State central committee for
tho orc complete o.glu;z .licn Of the cocsCrVa.
tive party - the Siae and ccuuits.
After free and harmonious discuss sion tie
Committee resolved to aibcro to tho scion of
tho central Committee and crt.r at orc, upon
the work assigned thtm.
Resolved. First. That district mass meetings
be hold IS usual Of the central parts Ct each dis.
trlct 10 Fairfax county, on the II h dsy OF Au
gust it btirg the secobd Saturday 10 the month,
at 3 O'Clock D. NJ, to elect delegates to tho Con-.
eressional Cow, n io1 to be held 10 ALEXANDRA
on the 25:h of August. 1880.
10 aoccrdaucs with article 5 Of tho published
regulations OF the Central committee, it was re-
solved that tho committees of the districts pro.
coed at cncs 10 appoint five ac.iVe conservative.
democratic workers 10 each precinct as prccoct
committees. whose duties will BIO made knowo
and dtG1td as published in the Alexandra
Gsz,tte OF the 18th instant, ard by the cbsir-
man of the distrc'.
After which the meeting adi,urrcd sui i,c.
to the call CT the chairman. }. }. MORAN.
Sccr,tary.
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GILES Il Co.-Gcn:s: | h.vo tor u5,s tn,
enc year prescribed youc LicimeEt, with ~
7cry best results. have ttuId it aa a1r,.r"$
ton 10 Inflammation Of the larss (pacunla,,si
or PIeIrisy, cn' CT the very best. 1t poactr,c.
tho tissues or paris rapidly. IL CTS? Of isre.n
lasity of the hesrt's ac!ions, depending o. f.,
vous irritation, it ao.s promptly. Alter h,irr
made acquainted with The c3mbiu0tioo Of yorr
L!uiment AID seti0g lis scion in 50 large nuT,
Der Of cases. 60 not hesitate 10 nc)mmsTl
the same to tho public and the proIsssior,
Yours lul5, RoBT. S. NEWTON, NJ. y.
1871 Yves! 47th street. n. Y,
ellis Pills cure Dyspepsia.
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Browns Household Pnuacea

Is The most effective Pain Destroyer in the world,
. MiIl mott surely quicken the blood whether
thereby moro. certainly RELIEVE PAIN.
whether chronic or acute, than any other Tain
alevI,tor, and tits warranted double the strength
OF any similar preparation.
. 1t cures Pain in the Sida Back or Bowels,
sore throat Rheumatism. Toothache, and ALL
ACHES, and is The Great KcIieyer Of
rain. "BROWN'S HOUSEHOLD PANA.
CEA' should be in every family. A TEASPOON.
full OF The Panacea in a tumbler of hot water
lsweetened: If preferred). taken at bedtime viii
bEEAh UP A COLD. 25 cents q bottle
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Poor old Mr.. Chiistaocy has been remark
ably unfortunate size, his entrance into natiGn,l
political life o. supposed independent Seoaor
from Michigan. lilo soon lost cast by renou,c chg
h'sIlberaIlsm ADD afliating with the republican,,
AID thon lost respect by selling his seat 10 tho
Senate to the late I:ch Chandler. His bitter
ost personal enemy, however, could not wish
him greater misfortunes thar those that nave
befa'lcn him, for he accuses his young are,
who is suing for divo!c,. Of being uutru, to
him, and his favoritc son has jus. obtained nd
mission to 40 inebriatos' asylum.
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To.m)rrow will be the nineteenth anniversary
o. tho first battle of Manassas. when the Con-
icderates gained decisive v.cory, and whcr,
had their leaders been less eIated With their
good fortune. and been possessed of little
more of the military genius Of Napoleon
BoDapartc, who's, SUCCESS lay chiefly 10
the CELEBRITY with which he followed I'D
his victories, the capital of the count.y
would havo been in their hands on tho
night Of that day, Maryland and Kentucky
been secured to the ConfedcracY, the loss of
hundreds Of thousands Of lives and millions Of
money been saved. and tho fate of the war baen
entirely changed. Ooe Of their commanders
says tho reason such wss Lot the case was the
fac! that armies had not then learned how to ford
rivers mile wide and twenty feet deer.
But tho Confederates at frequent subsequent
dates fordod that river few miles above
Georgetown. and it is now we'll known that such
WAS the terror and confusion prevailing both 10
the defeated army and inWashiugton, that if