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Walnut Leaf Hair Resrorer.

It Is entirely different from all others. It is as clear water, and, as it's name indi- oates, 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 of. 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 8 few days to 8 beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N Crittenton, New York, and Geo. 0. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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NEW JERSEY.
Arrested for Wholesale Poisoning. [.

Arrested for Wholesale Poisoning.
 PATERSON, Sept. 2o.-Aunt Sally Story, an eccentric resident of Paterson charged with wholesale poisoning, has been arrested. It is alleged that she poisoned number of per sons with stry chnine. The bodies will be exhumed and searching investigation is in progress. One body was found to contain 8 very large quantity of the poison.
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*** "Facts speak plainer than words " Proof ''The doctor told me to take blue pill, but I didn't, for had already been poi soned twice by mercury. The druggist told me to try Kidney Wort, and did. It was just the thing for my biliousness and consti- patton, and now I am as well as ever. JAP.
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DEATHS.

HAGENsTEIN-In this city. Sept. 20th Julia R daughter of Herman and Minnie Hagenstein, aged months and Il days
 Funeral Friday afternoon at o'clock from 97 Web ster street. KEYEs-In Hamdsn, Sept. 20th, Mary L. Reyes, wife of .chariah Reyes. aged 4o years and II months, Funeral on Sunday at Foote street Zion Church at m Prayers at the house in Hamden at p m. Friends re invited to attend SHUHWAY-In WestvilIe, Sept. 18th, Marcus Shun- way, aged 76.
 Prayers at the house this (Thnrsaay) at p. r and services at the Me sthodist Church at 2:S0 p. m. ter of c. J and J. w. Moffatt aged 20 years s months and 1S days.
 Burial Friday at the convenience of the family. JONES-In Fair Haven, Sept. 2Oth. Mrs. Julia R. Jones.
 The funeral will take place the residence of her s,n, Chas. T. J. nes 6S East Grand street. Saturday, the 2ad, at o'clock p. m.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A&&Ta TWO single gentlemen gentleman and &%liI wife can be accommodated with board and EGA rooms location UT surpassed all m. derR inn provements, hot and cold water, gas, oc. Apply at
 se2I If 38 AOADEIf STREET.
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FOURTEENTH WARD.

Following is the Fourteenth ward dslega- tion and it's character is in some doubt: State-Martin Allen. Charles s. Brown. Henry M Shannon.
 Congressional-George A. Linsey. Fred. r. Brown, k. N bolliday.
 Senatorial-Jared Wedmore, George w. Linsey, William Daley.
 Representative-Jared Wedmore, Leonard Bradley, Horace How'd.
 Probate-George A. Linsley, Frank l.. Smith, Henry M. Shannon.
 Primary onmitteeman-Henry M. Shannon.
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dMarrts.

WANTED,
 A SITUATION by Q respectable girl to do general "A housework second work Is very willing and obliatng Good reference. Call in the rear of se2l lt* 24 OAK STREET.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Base ball yesterday: At Chicago, Chicagos 5, Worcesters 0; at Detroit, Providence 6, Dstroits 5; at New York, Metropolitans 3, Bostons ?; at Bradford Buffalos II, Cleve lands 9
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Bishop Nominated at WOrcsster.

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 2O.-Tha Repub ican State convention was called to order at 11:05 a m. Senator Hoar on taking the chair as president spoke for over half an hour extolling the record of the party, advo- eating at length high tariff for protection and making no allusion to the river and har bor bill. At 1905 o'clock informal ballet was taken resulting as follows: Bishop 673, Crapo 504, Weston 49, Moves IT, Long 15, nominated by exclamation The convention then took recess till o'clock.
 The other nominations are: For Lieuten- ant Governor, Oliver Ames of Easton for Secretary of State, Henry B. Pierce of Abing- ton for Treasurer and Receiver General, Daniel A. Gleason of Midford, renominated; for Auditor, 0. R, Ledd of Springfield. re- nominated for Attorney General, Edgar J. Sherman of Lawrence, all being made by clamation. The platform declares for equal rights and equal protection, without regard to race, creed, condition or occupation, and a free ballot and fair count indorses legisla- tion for the suppression of polygamy, the extension of the national banks, and the de- cision of the contested election cases and pledges their party to the utter extinc- tion of the former. It calls for the reduction on taxed goods in all forms, re, vision of the tariff with adherence to protec- tion, the keeping of the coin currency and silver dollar par with gold, the encour-
 
 building, the support with the proper limits of the common schools of the country, just and humane Indian policy and the vindication of the rights of Amerlcanship. It demands rigid economy in State affairs, the granting of no more to private enterprises, constant | diminution of the public indebtedness, the ] adoption and continuance of every practica- ble retrenchment and limitation of appropri- l ation to such objects only as with in the plain sanction of the constitution and the exercise of a sound discretion may clearly justify taxation for | their support. It also demands civil service
 reform legislation such as shall embrace
 practical tests for appointments with due | preference given to disabled soldiers and
 sailors, no removals without cause and su. perior qualifications and the good perform l ance of duty as the best title to continuance
 and promotion. B It condemns political assess 1 ment and demands immediate reform of the 1 corrupt methods of securing nominations l and elections by means of money. It indors l es President Arthur's administration in gen 1 eral, congratulates the last State legislature
 upon it's generally excellent record and in 1 vi,es intelligent and candid consideration oi
 all propositions in aid of temperance and
 good order, for equal rights of suffrage ire
 spective of sex and for the encouragement
 of industry, frugality, contentment and
 prosperity.
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FURNISH If ED ROOM ]fsS TO RENT. Inquire at @iiH Al ARTISAN STREET.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
ARRIyED-SEp cO

ARRIvED-sEPTEnIBER 20. Str Persels, Jr, with coal in tow. Str Resolate, Morrel, with tow of 3s O75 tons to E Trans Co. Str Thomas Walsh, Brown, with 2,5OO tons coal to Trans Go. Str Geo Dentz Milliken, with 2,OoO tons coal te order. Sch Wm Beazley Cavanagh, 20 days. Turks Island II, COG bushels salt to D DewelI x Co.
 SAILED-sEPTEMBER 20. Str Thomas Persels, Jr, for New York, with light tow.
 Str Resolute, Nrorren for New York. with light tow. Str Thomas Walsh, Brown, for New York, with a Night tow. Str Geo H Dsntz will sail If not thick.
 PORT. Str Geo Dentz. Bark Florence Geneva, yesee, disohargng lum- ber
 Brig Towner, Perkins, dischargipg sugar. Sch Almada Wiley, Wilson, $ lumber. Sch Belle Hooper, Sch J B Darlington, Parker, coal. Sch H Scudder ss nagstone Sch Lookout stiles loading stuff. Sch Active, Scranton, dischargins clay. Sch Isaac Borden, 6 coal. Sch Laura Jones, q lumber Sch Avon, Park. |" coal. Sch wm Bsazley. Cavansgh (" salt
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THIRTEENTH WARD.

The Thirteenth ward ticket Is set down for Plunkett, and is as follows:
 stateEdwin w. Cooper, George E. Bradley, Michael Lawlor.
 Congressional-P. H. Carrigan, William W. Hotch- kiss Edward l., Hitchcock.
 Senatorial-James H. Lansing Michael Farley Frank Neal.
 epres-ntative-Thomas Farley, John Dooan, J. Franklin Beadsley.
 Judge of Probate-Gsorge w. Neal, William J. Skin ner, Edward W eich.
 Primary Committeeman - James H. Lansing
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M ISS Mamie 0. Gill, daughter of the late Prof. lVR Gill, respectfully announces that she is now foruing class in dancing for her second season. The Waltz aud La Russo tangbt perfectly in six les Circulars obtained at music and book stores. Call on address MISS MAMIE C GILL,
 sell 6m 1s9 Grown Street.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK. Sept 20.-Saled, the Parthia for Liver pool the Edam for Amsterdam, the Donan for Ere Hamburg.
 Amsterda1a-A Arrived, the Castor from New York. Qusenstown-Arriv d. the Spain from New York. Moville-Arrived the Devonia from New York Sou,hampton-Arrived the Neckar from New
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:. GGighmie Patent Shirt 7:

Sole Agent for New Haven and vicinity. Omce tat Restdencel, No. 2S College Street. Postal orders filled promptly se21
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The Court Record.

Court Of Common Paeas-Judge Torrance.
 This court will come in this morning at 10 o'clock. when the business of the September term will be resumed.
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Folger,s Friends Well Satisfied.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2O.-The nomination of Folger has been received with general sat isfaction here. Some friends rendered him serenade, but he was too indisposed to reply. He expects to be at his desk at the Treasury tomorrow if sufficiently well.
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A SITUATION by a strong German girl to do gen. IA eral housswork or recond work has had some experience and Is good aundress Many otb ar oirls TOT general housework or second work Call for two days at ~ wv
 se21 It. 184l6 sT JOHN sTn EFT
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

North Haven. The Republicans of North Haven will meet at Lins- 1eys Hall Thursday evening" Sept 23 at 730 p. to nominate town ticket and appoint a town mittee.
 Per order, Town Committee
 Oxford.
 The Republicans Of Oxford requested to meet in caucus at the Town Hall in Oxford, thursday even ing. Sept 2S at 7a0 o'clock, for the of noi hating candidates for town officers and doing other business proper to come before said meeting. Per order, Committee
 North Branford. The Republicans in the Society of North Branford requested to meet at the house of Martin C.. Bi hop, Monday evening, Sept g, at 7:30 o'clock, to A mate to VII officers. The Republicans in the Society of Northford will meet in the basement of the Congregational church at the same time for the same purpose. PER ORDER.
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LOTTA J. DARLING.

YtNHE young, gifted and beautiful clairvoyant, is
 l now located at NOS IS AND 23 REDCLIFFES BUILDING. corner Chapel and Te1a,le streets Miss Lottas reputation as great clairvoyan Is national She has been consulted by thousanos in every walk of life, giving unbounded satisfaction. One of her gifts 1s to give of relatives and most particular friends. All des1rous of seeing her should call once as her stay in this city will be brief. BOARD,
 A FEW table boarders can be accommodated at A se20 3t* AZ COLLEGE s SIREEF,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

s'The Singers Eea0''-A Poets Mslancho-
 ly End.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2O.-Julius Erasmus, a poetic contributor to the most of the lead ing German papers of the country, this after noon wrote touching poem of fifteen verses, entitled ''The Singers Dead," descriptive of his domestic trouble signed his name to it, and then drew pistol and blew his brains out. On the weapon was a card saying, "Give this exclusively to my murderess," meaning his wife, with whom he led an unhappy life.
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WANTED.
WANTED

SITUATION by a hrst-class carriage paipter. A is good striper aud flnisher; would prefer to Address
 se2l 3ts CT n yth,. .no.
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sel3 Pm Hartford, Conn., EMPE EOYME 91RRE9yN

FOR MALES AND FEMALES.
 H ELF of different nationalities be supplied 1 to private facailies. boarding houses, hotels and restaurants The proprietor of this establish- ment pays great attention in the choice of girls ana women before sending them to i'll situations CaIIa from the country, at any distance promptly at~ tended to- Mae help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULLIGAN, 1928 1844 St. John street, near Artisan.
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WANTED,
w Nvu,ND

A SMART, neat youth must write a good hand A and have hrst-clas reference
 EICoLL, The Tailor.
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NvrEJD

A SITUATION by a competent girl to cook, wash A and iron in private fa nily city references If required. Apply st IA
 se2l It. 17e FA sr cTprrr
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FOUND. \ Fair Haven Annex, lady's black MANTLE IL Owner can have same upon proving property Apply at aa2O 2t THIS OFFICE
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CLAIRVOYA ANT! MRS. J. J. CLARK.

FH NHE Great Business, Test and Healing Medium,
 II respectfully announces that she has returned to the city and is located at her parlore Church street, Room 4, over Conn. Bank Building All who visit her are aatounded at her medumtetic gifts. Consult her with reference to business marriage ab
 sent friends etc., etc. Hours from .. m to p. nn,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-09-21

The Twelfth ward, which is declared to be for Plunkett, elected delegates follows: State-Michasl Eagan. lst Seth W. Langley, Thomas J. Donnely, Owen A. Groark, David Tender 
 ferson, Lawrence My ers Richard Conpor Patrick H. Doran.
 B Hunt, John Powers, William Kelley
 Representative -Philo s. Bennett, William B. Kill Joy. Thomas Laden, James Morgan, Jeremiah Sui-
 
 Judge of Probate-James K. Jones, John Fox Michael O'Connell, John Clyne Patrick Falcey.
 Primary Committeeman-JohnP Powers.
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FURNISHED ROOM @.sg Al ARTISAN STREET.
 FOR SALE. A cheap. at T. BOSTWICKS, se2l 2t- Corner Orange ar Crown Streets.
 FOR SALE. &&sfS THE three-story brick house, has rooms ss.s No: Artisan street. New Haven, Conn. In M.4 qnire on the premises of
 FOR RENT.
 ii Grown street, near College street. Most of the Ra.l rooms are furnished. Possession given imme- se2i St ' , 4s Orange Street.
 FOR RENT.
 fkFs s,,a BY widow woman to single lady pleasant #;,a Iurntsneo ts rooms with modern conven1ences can secure quiet home at liberal price, without references. Address, with real anne and number 0n,s' sssl E $. l. N CONFIDENCE Gissy. BOARD AND ROOMS.
 vfs wo oa single ps or gHqema1 and EI rooms location u1 surpassed all m dern i'm proyenaents, hot and cold water, gas etc Apply at TAX COMMITTEE. 1NHE Tax Committee will meet at the Town Agents l office, cit Hall. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 4EsHsFPEh 35ni0S F%fs5i 5k0UF' Committee, WASHINGTON, D. G. September 18th, 1882 I IMPORTATION has been received at ttis depart Agent of the United States at suenaventura U s. of the death on the 22nd of Jniy lss1 at Buenayen tars. & United States of Colombia, of MR. DAVID R. The legal representatives of the deceased b. tain further information by applying to this depart \ Per dispatch No. 1s.
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FOR RENT.

A4F THE elegant Brown Stone House No. 133
 iI Grown street. near College street. Most of the RRsV rooms are furnished. Possession given imme- 1lately. Apply to R.. P. COWLE3,
 se21 St 4o Orange Street
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w A SITUATION by young man. age 24, American: "A used to the care of horses and the butcherfns business; good hand at slaughtering; references Address
 se21 1tr BUTCHER tb;s oesc.
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FOR. RENT.

FOR RENT,
 As&ss ROOMS in Heller's Block No. 553 State st. : Hiis water, water co ct, gas and other convenient EaI Also the House No. AS Ashmnn street. containing rooms, barn with stalls, and convent ent shed for carriages The house could be rented two families. Inquire of IA :OB HELLER,
 Room Yale Bank Building, ty0r aArdt
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'" now have fine line of new and popular " subscription books as offered to the public, many just published. Splendid chance te make money. Liberal inducements given to energet- tc canvassers, ladies or gentlemen. Address
 JAMES BETTS & O.,
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F0R. SAT,E-

A&sfH THE three-story brick house, has rooms, siS No. Artisan street, New Haven, Conn. h. &II quire on the premises of
 se21 2t* MISS BETTS.
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A SITUATION as collector, or any outside work. "A Salary moderate Address
 se2O 3ts "A R q ptbis osso.
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In this ward the Robertson ticket was said to be the ticket elected and was as follows:
 state-Albert R. Goodenow, John Waddock, Ernest Leigh.
 Congressiona1-John W. Lako, Patrick Willis, Louis Ltterst, Richard F. Lane, Cartis r. Evarts, John D. Belcher. Thomas Leddy, Jacob Marx, John J. Denahy, Michael Farrell
 Probate-Charles H. Hilton. John McHngh, William H. Carroll, stephen Lang, Michael Quigley, Michael Welch.
 resentative-Bartholomew Kelley, William B. Doolitte, Daniel Lyeaight, Lawrence Mooney, Hil- liam B. Catn John Ryan. East street.
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A YOUNG woman to take care of children Prot "A estant preferred. Must come well recommend- od Apply until October list at
 5el9 St' 306 STATE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-27
The Court Record.

Superior Court-Juase Park.
 This court will come ill on Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of a farther hearing on the black ballots cast in this city at the recent city election. It is ex- pected that Judge Park will give his decision and if the same should be in favor of the petitioners, then there will be an argument on the merits of the case. If the case should finally be decided against the defendants, then an appeal will probably be taken to the Supreme Court.
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as9enj g}arr11

The execution was fine, ;ne sacred charac- ter of the day being represented in all the selections and in the rendering of them. The originai music, molestiy marked IS. R. F in the programme, was very pleasing to May tEe great Master of Assemblies received similar thanksgiving and P multitudes of public assemblies op to-day!
 On Monday evening comp men gathered at the parsonr Congregational church ar prised their pastor, Re- presentation of F Bible fitly address pages. He take ais gratitude fort rther manifest his which they in or Christian young .ged in for they 4ty. May the i Y. n it's undertak
 young men, knowing
 sat if he would work,
 rs wife with some beauti-
 the table She hopes that
 them may always have 8
 g," and that they may always
 Aaster with them at their own
 The pastor and his family all unite in Ag the young men Happy New Year.
 s. M. K. Milford, Dec. 25 1882
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Andrew Goodman.
 SS Grown Street. MERRY CHRISTMAS Fine Holiday Goods,
CONSISTING OF

CONSISTING OF Porto Rico, Jamaica and Florida Oranges. Extra large Valencia Oranges, only 25c per dog. Raisins, Citron, French and Turkish Prunes, Paper Shell Almonds, Brazil, Filberts English Waluuts, Hickory and Pecan Nuts Extra large Layer Figs, 20c per lib. Extra Catawba ana Malaga Grapes Holiday Cskes from the celebrated bakery of Anger Bros viz: Extra sI ice Nuts, Anise Seed Biscuit, Cocoanut, Chocolate and Almond Mace, NIaccaroons Honey Cake of every description. Bakers Chocolate, German Sweet Chocolate and Chocolate Menier
 Christmas Candles of al sizes. Canned Goods of every description at lowest price, Neufchatel, Swiss Edan, Papsago & Factory Cheese Imported Maccaroni and Vermcalli. Fine Greening and Baldwin Apples. A1den's Evaporated Apples and Peaches. Nice Butter, AZ lbs. for $1. Fine Butter 35c h., 3 lbs for S1. Also extra fine Creamery Butter constantly on hand The very best Sweet Cider expressly made for us Mince Meat and Preserves of all kinds. Genuine Rock and Rye G5c per bottle. Champagne CIaret, Cognac Brandy, Cherry Wine Port Wine Madeira Wine, Sherry Wine, Angehca Wine. German Rhein Wine 45c bottle, $4. .75 Call and us before making your purchases,
 ANDREW GOODMAN, No. ss Grown st.. Bet. Church and Temple sts, Goodmans Building
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Oh! The Mighty Voice.

Homer says of Ulysses, one of the Greek
 heroes in the great Trojan war: ''You had
 thought him fool, so stifHy he held his sceptre, and so downcast were his eyes but
 as soon as he began to speak-oh, the mighty
 voice, and the words thick as the falling snow" Looking at bottle of Hunts Rem edy, one would never suspect it's concealed power, greater than the eloquence of Ulys- ses But when it begins it's work with pa tient who is afflicted with any kidney or liver disease, ''Oh! the mighty voice." and the
 wonderful healing effects produced in an in
 creaibly short time. As there was but one "wise Ulysses'' in all the camp of the Greeks, there is but one Hunts Remedy in all the list of kidney remedies and there is none that works such marvellous results. Physicians have discovered this, and freely prescribe it to their patients; and multitudes of the cured sound it's praises. d25 3teod
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AOuruai aylo GUurier.
Wednesday. Dec. 27. 1882.
A Sad Drowning Case.


 Edwi.ft; iI-, zon of Henry Flather, con- tractor at the Howe Machine company's, Bridgeport, was drowned yesterday aT:er- noon. He was skating in company with his two younger brothers when the ice gave way and one of the younger brothers was pre- Cipitated into the water. Edward went to his assistance and rescued him, but the ice gave way and he fell into the water. His younger brothers went to his assistance but he told them to look out for themselves and never mind him. He went under the ice and was drowned before assistance could reach him.
 Board of Charities. At the Central Office of Charities, No. 47 Court street, turkeys, chickens and othe- provisions with books, toys and candy children and money for the purcbs Christmas supplies were received aD[ uted to destitute persons, making one hundred and fifty families Thanksgiving or Christmas br city missionary, Rev. Mir. agents of the Board of C. edgments are made various kinds, inclu6 Messrs. James Gre $ l Mr. and MrssJo1 Jug 1 lass, Dr. Leav -aven worth, Mir Messrs 1 Street < ( Mrs. le ! Bolles. .er Mrs. Dr J.K ,. Mrs. Edw. l. | De Arry Shell. Henr, l. Bishop, Hattie
 ,s. Rev. Dr. J. E 4rk, Mrs. Frederic Ives
 y, May Kimberly, Mrs trace Fitch, Mrs. 0. H. Far
 H. NeSneyer, Mrs. E. A
 Airs. David Cowell, Mrs Shar
 aber of Friends"
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84 CHURCH STREET, de23 Near the POStOffice.

or VEkONVu S kE AA de23 Near the POstoffice.
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Chapped Hands, Face, Pimpies, and rough skin, cured by using JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made by CAsWELL, HAZARD & Co.,, New York
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& JnIy the Genuine, which always Wrapper the red z Trade-Mark -Cure of ,. H. ZEILIN & CO,