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X isitiIeberger and Mccarthy Still Alive.

a telegram from Richmond. W.. last night says:
lac iooked-fGr duel between Senator Rildeberger
ana captain Page Mccarthy has been the subject
VI eAei'eu comment here to-day. Captain Nc
oar'hy Is still concealed near the city, but his
friends here It Is understood have his address and
every convenience in the way OF fast horses and
pioihpu messengers for 3ffording Senator Riddle
ptfEtI an oppo! tunity TO send him a challenge
should ne so desire, has been made. Up to This
s'ii, however, It Is understood that Sen tor Rid
u,GptISeI ms not vailed himself OF the op16r-
tun1ty. 1t Is said Mr.. Rddlcberger will leave the
city tonight Tor New York, where Senator ahone
IS now soJGurning, but whether he goes there to
seth the adVice OF Malone or not. OF course, is
i11tter IoF conjecture. Anti-Mahone men are
cnuchiihg over what they regard as Rddleberger's
Will r m in in haiing distance OF Rich!nond as
lohS as Rt!.cb2Tger is hcreabOuts, and will then
return 10 his post at Washington Mahoneites
are not inclnei to talk about the affair This is
about how the matter stands now.
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MONTHS o. StIiy saved Hcwe'S boOkkpp;tn-
with penmanship. g a month 1890 eth street
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Stems cashmeres, half price, 9Di 18th, bet ]
and *.
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Go TO NTtS'S. the - stiHn"r, COZ Tth ST.. Sacon
door above T, TOR ClTIo1sna5 books, 81 ;tiOnPry
carl. s'raJ pictures, and ever thIas nice in tnt
stationery line.
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The Thieves Want to Get Rid of Judge
Nylin.

Washington Correspondence Philadelphia Times.
In connection with star route matters it is stated
that the defense will use what influence they can
exert to have the District judiciary reoreanlzed.
with the View, II possible. OF affecting the status
OF Judge Wye, who hates a criminal and does
not hesitate to say so,
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SCHOFULA SORE.

Rev. Or. -. in detailing his experience with the
CUTIcURA REMEDIES. said that tlrouvh Divine PROVE
dence one of hrs pari shoners cured scrofu Gus
sore, which slowly draiang away his lite by the
CUTICURA REsoLvEST intern siy and CUrIcURA and
CuTIcURA Soap ext-rnaly. The poiso on that had fed
the disease Was completely driven out.
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WHITE TO NTCE, 81 y. CH4fies street. ReItimora
Tor prices OF amateur III to-rapAic GU fits. Any
one can take pictures. $40.
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SPLENDID GLASSES 81. II mpIer's old stand.

DoNf mistake HsmDler'S optIcian store, A.
pennsylvania avenue.
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ADMISSION FREE 10 the grand exhibition OF Holt
Cay novelties at D1mAIna's. SIC 9TH street on
Monday and Tuesday. cembor 4th and 5th.
There win be elegant presents for hdt s fine
Soiday gifts for gentlemen, and beautiful and
very cheap dolls for children.
Ceiuloid dressing Gases from 81 upwards; fine
Japanese glove and handkerchief cases from I0c
upwards; large variety OF fine plush work. boxes,
0uof-caSeS, satchelS. etc.
Every purchaser Will receive useful, substan-
0ai Christmas GIT.
DO not fail to attend the opening.
bANYANs'S, SOC It'll street
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HEADQUARTERS for hlnI-msde wors.ei Goods.
ehiliran$ lHgytngS, - =: ladies' legg,ngS, ~ :
infants, TiSSs,' anil l8dis iaitts II III - tn -
sleeveless Jtck"t-. 9S superior quality. Il 6S
fine Ze2!yr caps, So 15c. 81 = - u d Chl renS
merfno vests, 4Sc.
MIS- Max WEYL. art,
~ -.-o
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Lydia T.. Pislkhalll'.
NIr. Ii. f. Berger.

vegetable Compound strengthens the stomach
and kidneys and aids digestion.
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RIVER TRADE.-Harbormaster Sutton reports
arrivals az the river front follows: Puagy Bird,
Ssnoot, 2OO bushels oysters market: pupgy Ward,
Ems, 40o bushels do. same: schr. Lantiers Buck
1n5ham; $50 bushels do, same: schr. Rcbacca
lane, Iiumohries. 400 bushels do, same: sloop
ID IN Sheets, Mastln, $50 bushels do, same; sloop
MainInoooe Linderman, 200 bushels same
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Ed J. HANNAH, plumber, 81 nth street north
VEST, Will furnish tanks Tary cheap.
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srERS's new dolmans and jackets, 9cl eth.
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Catarrh Of the bladder.


Urinary complaints, cured by "BucIu-paiba.' Il.
"Afderney Dairy agOns.,
Fresh Aldcrney Butter. churned every morning
and delivered iii h-lb. ""arI" prints SOC. Der To-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk ana sweet milk,
&c per at Cream. i5c pint
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S'1<h~a ALLUWkD bUAKD.
The following are the claims allowed by the
Garfield board of audit:


The following are the claims allowed by the
CARRIED board of audit:
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
Dr ID. w. Bliss $500; DR. D. Hayes Aynew,
s',oo; DR. Frank H. Hamilton, 5000; DR.. Robert
Eeyourn, Loo; DR.. Silas A. Boynton s., 900; DR..
SERVICES AND sUPPLIES.
James ". Walsh. SIS; Charles A. Benedict, s7O0
George W. Knox. {K1ox's express), s13; Receiver
eentrai H. X Co., n. j., 81 500; C. T. Jones, Elbe-
ron' sl'l62'5; R. K. Helphenstne, $3.50; G. G. c..
ommS, 1856; W. s. Thompson. sl3.l5; George
Iiefnann Co., SS527; Charles Fischer. $1S6 10;
"hS'e overman, $3.50; Independent Ice Com
pahy, N,116; Milne Proctor, sl6255; Singleton &
HoeSe, 1922 "A: Shoemaker & Hertzog, SIC; Hooe,
BROTHERS Co., Los; Louis H. Schneider. 81 SO;
w. B. Moses Son, s40.35: National Capital
vWS n, e COMPANY $50; H. Crawford, s27o;
H.. Lemos, s15; Jeremiah Smith, SIS: Abraham w.
Tyson. Si5; Fred r. Moore s75 VIM s. Ounce.
S W,t onas; r. Lee SIS; william Gwin. SIS; Mary
Mhlte, SO; Ella White. $50 VIM. S. Crawford. $50;
S1muel II. Collins $50; Washington Jones, $50
WIN. anderson, $50: Henry P1ster, 800 Jas. WI
Son Son ~; Geo Anderson SEQ; JAS A. Watts. $50;
Noel Strtfan s2); Margaret Nugent SEQ; William
N Wills SO: James simms, SIS; William Tillet, s15
Arnold Frye. s15.
EXTRA SERVICES BY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES
william 1. Crump, $780, o. L. Pruien, 800; VIM.
h. CROOK, 300; Ches VI. Hendey, 500; Warren S.
Young, 800; Henry c. Morton. 1870; E. s. Dens-
NOR, SsD; H. L. Atchison, 500; Q. L. Judd, $50;
JOS y boiway. $3.50; Chas. Locffiev, $3.50; Daniel
Sprigg, $50; Isaiah Lancaster $50; j. T. Ricka I'd
Sioo; a. {: Smith, $50; Chas. H. Lenos $3.50; GEO.
W. Constantine, $50: =. F. Mont ronrrv. S125:
Malter r. Duke: 500: VIM. D. Allen, 500: A. r.
p - Sl9o; Thos Doan. $780, JAS. Sheridan, sio0;
r. Gar H. b ckley, 500; Arthur Simmons. s109:W
H. . Iiiey 500; inc. Guy, 800: VIM. H. Dubois s100
lie totai Appropriation to meet expenses OF sick
mes ana lun RAJ OF President Garfield was s57 SEQ OF
physicians and IN deal attend nee The allow
ahces Tor the physicians are 5000 less than the
amount appropriated. ana the outside allowances
dLt aoout Sil ,UJO less than the amount available
$4,000. No vi
ne emHioyeS OF the White House wish It dis
unctly understood that they made no claim for
ezra compensation. list OF their names and
salafleS was only furnished unOn application for
soch ihiormatlan fro n the board OF aulit.
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Cocoalne, compound OF Cocoanut Oil, beaut-
hes the hair and is to allay all itching and If
fitation OF the scalp
The superiority OF Burnatts FlavorIng Extracts
consists In their perfect purity and strength.
eo4WGk
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frPE. FIRE, FIRE.,,
Smoke, smoke, Smoke,,,,

Water. NGter't Water,:!
=. jay Go9ld'S stock vas deiu<ed with witer az
tne recent nre ever his store. TIE public are
merely notified that Mr.. Gould VII have an I'm
inehse clos NJ ont sale Of all Galna.- "a gcot Is.
OSceElHer 5th. 9th, TN. Sth aud Q n. Y0I can
make your own price Tor any OF the dam,Ca(i
SOods-tlssde paper, fancy AMI gilt papers, etc.
Eyery ny Tor making Christmas tree Crnanrnt :
etc- lt Will pay You To come ana e the b sr,ains
oHercd. December Ilta new goods direct fr IN
New YORK and BOSTON, VIII D. opened and off re I,
novelties, etc, can buy job lots next Moplay
December 4th, II wholesale only on that day.
j. JAY GOULD III 9th street
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE nF THE CHEF SIGNAL OvrTcHR
WARRINGTON. DC, Dec. 2 1892. 9:31 ami
For the middle Atlantic states, increasing
cloudineSs, with rain or snow, warm southwest
yeerfng TO colder northwest winds, falling IOI-
lowed by rising barometer.
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zScIi Estate sales.

walter b. Williams & Co .1uctiOnncrs, have made
the 1 owing real estate Stlts antiy:-F1r + :
W.rd A Newman. trustee. lot numb red 80, in
Mn III & Inne.lS 5 .DtiNlSion Of 81. numbered 3O5.
lnpIoy q 10y NV st r. bFirk Owe. ling. FRO ing
on 18th L, bet T nj " It's NV. to Martha D.
e.. v. ior 81 30. For Birney and Biruey, attor-
n'ys lot H. in ~. 49,, fronting on / St, bet 6h
ami IA streets northwest. impr1v d by three
try Tam" dwelling. 10 L"1poi Weiss, for 500
+ II dOAn r. ASNit!y AM win Il. Hay. truote, 9,
SUBDIVISION OF lot htiGbefc II. in UCf mans re-
corded SubiiYlann 81 or gina lot numbered 2 n
ST 52J, with I'M roEt iaeHS thereon. consisting of
tWa-,tnry frame dwelling, fronting on st St ne t.
ID ana sts- NV, to Cara y. Chamharln, f r
Sl"l); a 30 SAM subdivision. same square, lot
iron Ing on New Jersey avenue. oct ID aud T. it..
northwest, 81 e.. ppr loot containing l386L So.
Leet-totai, $685. For LerJy VI. Taylor trtis-
Zee, ut numAer 6, in ST.. $50, fronting on c st.
pet ~ ana ON SIS Il W., To JOHN NJ. Young az 80
cents per foot, containing 1919 ST. fect-total
s.,3il6l.
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GAMES, Mnan's, 7th, above F s,raet.
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s93f0
Goa Liver OIL, the Ge>t remedy known lOr coughs
colds, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections
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tfOid-filled Bracelets, Sets and Chains,
for holiday presents, IS each. Periscop!c Eye
glasses. 81; Rubber, Soc. Prigg's Jewelry Store,
No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue.
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y WIFE WHIPPER.- Michael Nolan was charged
by his wife, Mary Nolan, before Judge Smell yes
terday with aS5aulJnr her. She told the court
That he was before the court last Wednesday and
got OH with reprlfn nj. ana he came home drunk
ana got up Drunk THANKSGIVING morning and as
sauHtd her AMI threw iron weights at her. and
would have Killed her bit Tor some colored non
The cou required him TO give 500 bonds or stand
coih!hlilei Tor SIX months. He was committed in
default of bonds.
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CHRISTMAS Books, M!Iaa's, 7tl, above F street
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For BARGAINS caI all insect orr immense
stock Of GOiilIy g10IS. \ beautiful steel currl :
wing civ 10 every customer. Boston VARIETY
Store. sGj Market Space.
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BLacK CAsHHEEEs, all WOO, rom &c. up. Il
TIN ST. ct.
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CHRISTMAS CARTS, Nilan'7. III, above 2 street.
LEWIS Plasters and the bJck,,cte are deadly
enemies.
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SELATIS CAEAMEiS stu ahead. go 9tl street
northwest; bran a. 1879 Prnn3. ave. northwest.
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CHRLsrMAs srArIoxEEY. Mlsn,s. tn, abova F st.

JEwfLRy. jewrlry, solid C1lt: sterling silver AMI
rCli9d g"lt jrwe.ry. new designs aEd low prizes.
AL above ScCtiS warranted as REPRESENTED.
Nj. MAX VFVI- agt.,
> -tl, =
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Toy Books, MIlan's, TN, above F street.
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"JAP'' and '.Scrap Pictures" So aIv
j. JAY GOULD.
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AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Mnqn's, 7;h, ADORE F st.

DOZEN Cabinet Photos. with a thirteenth
painted. 81 only place, 1l09 Pr. ave. kemetny's
gallery.
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PnoroGRArn ALggAs. M!LL..,.. 40. ahoy. E s..

LEWIS plaster between the shoulders VIII cure
coils
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GEEHtY hanJ-SnI1 JACKETS at Auarbaeh's, corner
tn AMI IL
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ELEGANT Box srArIosFRY. Xll2n's, IN, abo

FINE WRAPS at bankrupt prices, 7s6 7th street.
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FOR HEALTH use Pnn7STlvin!a COKE
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CHEAP CLo,ks, IL Young, 7s6 7th street.
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FrssELLs Ice CREAM ami Charlotte Russ
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SCRAP Books AND Trcrrsrs. ,iilau-s 7tn, above F.
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AIT NOVELTIES, Xm,s cards, ]. Jay Goulrs.
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srEnS,s remarksile cheap Inn Ike. HES. o}f 1t
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ELEGASr bl1cis gooIs, clelp-s'; 7li7th st.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

We cal you~ attention to the larres and fnest esnck
CT Nunca Instr'imersS Oil Paintings. Chromos. Mir
rots md Eockers r. the city on nstallnent or very
low Tor oaAh. Call and exan1tna Oelr ssock Champion
Piano. Organ Co. 9lt 7th strset MOI :hwest.
o. Juss recetyed ls.Se stock Of Music boxes from
, y. 30 up 10 t2oes ul6-1m
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LIog or. Anc,ions sce .>erenta fage..
LOST AND FOUND.

Il oST-nN DECE Der Isl, AN AGATE BROOCH
tou d "a tn silver. It the CARRIED FAIR. NaIue1 "a
Com ecticut avenue. II.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
FAIRS, FESTIVALS. &c.

TtAIR BY THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY
Il
MI. VERNON PLACE NJ J.. CHURCH
In the Lecture Room. DECENBs Il s. & and Z Muai-
cal and Literary entertainment each evening d2-2t
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-12
A Pen Portrait of Arthur.
Mary Clemmer in the Independent

In personal aspect President Arthur is both commanding and elegant. His dress and bearing indicate gentleman used to the fine social life of great cities. They proclaim him to be cosmopolitan, not provlnclallst. Yet the features of his face are less patrician than were those of President Garfield. Gar field always seemed to hint of bucolic things, as if he had fed and thriven all his days on 8 dairy farm but the lines of his head and face were exceptionally noble and would have looked in their fitting place cut on the finest Roman gem. The lower part of President Arthur's face tells long story of the good things of this life enjoyed at table and con- viv1al feasts His nose, starting to be Greek, forgot it's intention at the end and ran toward the snub His head, we'll covered with dark hair, tinged with gray, is both broad and
 high his brow open and serene, full in the
 reasoning part of it and remarkable for it's
 faculties of perception. Noting them, one is
 sure that It is his own fault if he does not
 manage men instead of being managed by emotional nature takes from his will some what of it's strength and clearness. From under the fine arch look forth pair of dark eyes, whose look of blended sagacity and l kindness is remarkable. Together, these make the dominant qualities of his expres sion It is equally keen and kind. He may humor you very much, but not because he l does not know you. He has the face of { ! man capable of intense emotion, of the deep 1 est personal attachments, man who w1l never betrav his friends and never fail to sec | through his enemies.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-12
alm Yarrn @alg Mguming gunmal aud Courier,
nor promise to amend The teacher there

nor promise to amend The teacher there upon eslastised the boy. The whip that he used was not the trunk of tree stick of wood, but was nothing but little willow switch, which at the big end was no larger than lead pencil. The teacher cor rected the boy little and then asked him if he would be a good boy. The boy stubborn ly refused to be good boy, and the teacher gave him number more cuts with the little switch. He then asked him again if he would behave himself. The boy replied in an insolent way, and received some more whipping and finally the teacher asked the
 boy again if he would be a good boy, and he
 caved in and said he would This was the
 teachers testimony on the stand and was cor
 roboratad by several of the pupils who heard
 the teacher stop and ask him if he would be
 good boy and that the whip was little
 one. Witnesses also testified that the boy
 himself in school admitted to making the obscene pictures although he afterward de- nied it. It was in evidence also that the boy was out the next day after his terrible casti- gation with willow switch, and was helping l his grandfather wheel dirt. The switch used was shown in court and did not look much i like an instrument of torture, and beside the ! boy had told that the teacher threw the rod l of correction into the stove and burned it 1 up. The teacher is upheld in all his course
 and career as teacher by nine tenths of the 1 good people of Hamden and is sustained and l justified in his position, and the feeling stirred up is nothing more than ordinarily l happens in any school district where teach | CT takes fearless and upright course, and
 the imputation of cruelty is thought absurd by almost everybody who knows anything l about the case The defence had many more
 vindicated amid the hearty satisfaction of ! the public present
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-12
Connecticut Prison Association.

Reports of Oficers-Election Of Officers
 for the Year Ensuing-A Favorable
 Exhibit.
 The Connecticut Prison association held their annual meeting in the room of the State Prison committee at the Capitol building in Hartford yesterday afternoon, the president, Hon. Francis Wayland, in the chair. On calling the association to order President Wayland referred feelingly to the death, dur ing the past year, of Origen s. Seymour, one of the vice presidents and director of the association. He said that the deceased was one of the most active members of the asso- citation from the beginning. Continu- ing, she president said: Long terms of Imprisonment on the statute books are not needed for the suppression of crime. He thought the prisoners, if they understood that they would not be pardoned until their terms had expired, it would be sufficient to deter men from crime. He referred to the burglar caught by Rev. Dr. Sage in Hartford and said no one believed that the burglar would remain in prison the full time for which he was sentenced, twenty years
 The report of the secretary and treasurer showed very gratifying exhibit for the past year. The secretary, Mir. Taylor, read sev- eral letters from discharged convicts who had obtained work since their release through the influence of the society, and were now trying to lead useful and honorable lives. He said that none of the prisoners discharged during the year had been returned to the prison.
 Dr. Hunt was appointed to present names of officers for the ensuing year. He pre- scented the following ticket and the gentle men named were elected unanimously.
 President-Hon. Francis Wayland, New Haven.
 -presidents-Hartford Ecounty, Rev. James Hughes New Haven county, Rev. Noah Porter, D. D., LII. D.; New London county, Rev. Leonard W. Bacon, D. D. Fairfield county, Henry R. Towne, Esq; Litchfeld county, Rev. Storrs o. Seymour; Middlesex county, Rev. Charles J. Hill; Windham county, Wm. c. Jillson, Esq; Tol land county, Hon. Alfred Goodrich.
 Treasurer-John B. Corning Esq, Hart ford.
 Secretary-John c. Taylor, Hartford.
 After the election different gentlemen made remarks. Rev. James Hughes referred to the work one of the highest beneyolence, and one that should be applauded by all Christians.
 Remarks commendatory of the work of the society were also made by the Rev. Dr. Sage and Rev. Dr. Gage, of Hartford.
 A meeting of the directors was held at tho close of the annual meeting.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-12
AffarnOuy, Session.

The Senate called to order at 2:05 by Lieuten- ant Governor Bulkeley.
 On motion of Senator Hoyt it was voted that len the Senate adjourn it be until Tuesday, JanuaAy 1T, at l2 o'clock
 Resolution app inting Senator and eight Rep resentatives committee to revise tho joint rules, passed.
 vote to proceed to the election of committee of three contested elections resulted in tho choice of Senators Bradstreet, Hoyt and Seymour.
 Petition of Samuel J. Miller ct als regarding the burial of soldiers referred
 Resolution authorizing the Secretary of State to furnish printed rolls of members of the General As eenbly from 1776 to 1881, passed.
 Adjourned.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-12
Walnut LeafHair Restorer.

It is entirely, different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruf, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. 0. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-12
DTPTHERIA PREVENTED.

Conta zion destroyed. Sick Rooms purified and made pleasant Fevered and Sick Persons relieved and
 freshed by bathing with Prophylactic Fluid added
 to the water. Soft White Com plextons secured by its use in
 bathing. Impure Air made harmless and purified by sprink-
 ling Darby's Fluid about. To purify the Breath, Cleanse the Teeth,
 1t can't be surpassed Catarrh relieved and cured Erysfpelas cured. Burns relieved instantly. Sears prevented. Removes all unpleasant odors.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-01-12
Itching Piles.--sympoms and Cure.

The symptoms are moisture, like perspira- tion, intense itching, increased by scratching, very distressing, particularly at night, as if pin worms were crawling in and about the rectum the private parts are sometimes af fective if allowed to continue, very serious results may follow. Dr. Swsyne's All-Heal- ing Ointment is pleasant and sure cure. Also, for letter, itch, salt rheum, scald head, erysipelas, barber's itch, blotches, all scaly, crusty cutaneous eruptions. Price fifty to any address on receipt of price in currency or three cent postage stamps. Prepared only by Dr. swayne S Son, ,33o North Sixth street, Philadelphia Pa. Sold by all prominent druggists. Swayne's Pills are the best for all bilious disorders. They ward off chills and fever. ma21 d&w COW Alp 1y