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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1841-05-05

VEGETABLE HAIR OIL,

nuns Vegetable Oh possesses the peculia
u property, so long sought for in other oils
but sought in ,ain,o reproducing ne" growth
Of hair on heads totally bald.
So great are lis nOurishlng properties.
which il readily imparts TO the roots OF the hair,
that itrequires tut short tilneto produce new
growth, and few applicalionsto check that inl-
ling fthe hair which so often occurs, especially
after sickness. 1t prevents the hair from turn
ing grey, and when it begins to turn, may be
easily checked and restored to its natural beau
Ity, by imparting new life and yigor. This oil
Is pa,ronized by Queen Victoria, Prince Albert,
and the whole Royal Family, 10y lhe Medic
Faculty. the Clergy, SC. NO Lady who has
ever used This oil will dispense with IT, Young
! Gentlemen will find this oil TO produce beauli
uI growth ofwhiskers in very short time.
From The Royal ColIcge ofPhysicianS Of Ha
rama, Eb 20. 1888.
"DR. T.. A WARD, having proved to thl'
Royal Tribunal that the Vegetable Hair Oil oI
his composition has the property ofcausing the
growth { hair and preventing its fall ,byiortliy
ing the decayedpart, tthe eiiocts oithcaromati'
ingredients which have been Igund in its com
position by the Chemist Don Francisco Suarez,
we hereby authorize its use, not as a specific
but as good and useful remedy for persons re
sickness or other causes.
Signed by JGse J9.,I bfr"al' n, ;,..Ia M. D,
II Witnessed by
II Cayttano Ponton, Notary Public.
II The above testimonial Of the great eicac,
| and value Of Wards Hair Oil, was given the plo
prielor by the Royal College of Physicians a
H Havana, and 10 those who are acquainted will
the extreme rgdness Of the medical police o
H Havana, it speaks volumes; il is conclusive.
H CAurIoN The great demand for Wards
II Oil has induced many 10 counterfeit IT, Non'
1 il genuine unless it has treatise of thlry.tw'
| pages round each bottle, with IA red Nylographi,
Label aud blue VigneIte centre. Prepared b.
liz. A. WARD, NJ. ID, New York, aad no olhe
place, General Depot aud Wholesale office, 81
| barclay street New York.
For sale by Dr.. IL. r.. HAZARD,
/ Sole Agent for Newport.
/ Sign olihe Great .Moriar.
Newport, Aug 27th, 1870 ~.
II CURE FOR JAUNDICE g. DRON
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BARRE ETT'S
Ol0 Mal6rn Dpe Wouse,
80 CornhiH, corner Of Franklin Aren-
ue, Boston,

30 CornhiI, corner Of Franklin .Aren-
ue, Boston,
A T thisestabishment of 34 years experience
N the Dyeing and finishing Of the following
goods is done ~ the best manner and at the
shortest notce-yiz;-
Broadcoths, Silk & Cotton Velvets,
Cassinores, Morsted Cords,
Suiins, Camel's Hair,
l.us,rngs, silk Cotton Shawls
Grapes, Hosiery and Gloves,
Plush, Ribbons, &c. &c.
Also, o,--Ladies' aud Gen,emen's GAR
MENrS, Of every description Cleanses and
glazes Furniture ,-clennscs Garments, Carpets,
BED blankets, &c. Fulls, Shears, Dyes aud
Dresses in the best manner, Broadcloths, Cassi-
meres, Saiinetts, sc.
MILDEWS and STAINS removed from Cot
ton aud Linen Goods. Of all kinds.
| Dye Woods rasped and ground, aud Medicines
pulveuzed.
Silks and Silk Dresses Wetered in the be.,
manner.
Plain Silks, Sains and Velvets. Figured and
Embossed in beautiful style.
agent far rseeioing Good, nt Newpori
| Nr. X. B. KlNSLEY. IMarch 2.
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BosToN, Aug. lI,lSiO.


| hereby certify that within few years past
have had several friends who have been subject
to coughs, colds and pulmonary complaints, and
have also been much troubled with a cough my
self. A young man who is agent for me nt New
York, fell from the on the Boston and Wor-
cester Railroad about four years since, while
they we're running u, the rate Of fifteen miles per
hour, aud received a serious injury, which caused
him to bleed Inwardly, daily, for year. After
much persuasion, | induced him to try Airs
Gardusr's Indian Ralsam ef i.iverwort lie
used or 10 bottles, which entirely cured him ;
he - now rs we'll as ever. lie thinks nothing
hut this Balslm could have saved his life.
therefore. from experience, chesriuy recon.
mend it TO my friends and thepuhlic, for coughs
colds aud all pulmonary complaints, Ia'lng oI
blood, &c. VIM. F.lIARNNN,
Conductor Of lIarnden's express from Boston tc
| New York
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REASONS

]. They never produce the least possible
bad effect IN any case.
=. They have the testimony of thousands,
among them regular physicians, verbal ana
written, that they are highly useful IN great
variety of Gases generally e1ccilng cure.
aud seldom indeed failing TO give relief es
pccialy in cases of headache, pains and dis
tress in any part of the system, dyspepsia,
scrotula, piles, worms, internal bleeding, fe
male complaints, consumptlvc complaints, und
many others.
3. They are gentle Cathnrtics, operating
on the alternative principle, changing and
correcting the habit without violent purglng.
and without pain. Discharglng the morbid
matter without affecting the proper coatings
of the stomach and bowes--puriiying III,
blood, and leaving the system IN healthy
I state.
Il 4. Last, but not least-thcy create nc
danger oftaking cold-may be taken ut any
time. under any circumstances, according t'
directions which accompany them-and re-
II quIte nO change OF diet.
Il s. ANY one who will try them will find til,
I. above reasons subsianlluled by ais OwHtx.
\ PERIENCE.
Il II = The medicines are exclusively com
I poscu of innocent vegetable materials, lh,
|. growth of New England; and have been use,
II for generations, with astonishing success
n o. In cases of lnliumnllon of The Lungs
II tAslhnatlc onghs, Affections of the Glands
&c. the Proprietor would recommend Mr.
\ jones' Syrup, AS valuable auxiliary 10 lh
Pills. IL rs prepared by him, and may b.
found with hlm, and his agents.
i Particular directions accompany The medi
cinrs.
+ Prepared by GIDEON SPENCER, Vormiek
\ n, J., soie proprietor, and 10 mhom only III
/ composition is knOun.
/ The Pills may he obtained in this place o
MARY TIl.l.EY, 40 Spring street, sole Agen
for Newport - and 'mo- OF the Towns aud Villa
ges IN the State ni the appointed agents.
The following gentlemen have been ap
painted Agents Tor the sale Of Spencer
Vegetable Pills
\ G.. Brown. Little Compton;
Il Rowland q Church, Wcs,port;
Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
/ Also, at wholesale by the proprietor, a
Warwick; Oliver Johnson g. GO. Providence
and a. B. e. ID. Sands, 100 Fulton.st. New
Il York City. May II.
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For the Herald OF the Times.
1WHAT FORM IL THAT"

What form 10 that. who gently bends
la silence o'er ,hy dying hodi
ehe heeds them not, her many friends,
But soIIiy hns Thy wear, hend.
And hugs il TO her brrasi,-
Drops the warm tear of silent grief
And prays Thy little soul may rest,
And wake to flnd relief
II 10 thy mother still she's there's
Oh whrI ean heal her broken heart,
When she, worn out with Ioil aud caio
Beholds thy title soul depart!
shs speaks, her heart with anguish riyen,
Grows faint, she drsps her bead
One effort more, the dart was diyrn-
She bTeaihes not, she is dead.
Twas n glorious morn, the sun rose bright,
And Joy and alec run high,
The young hear, bea, with new delight,
And felt not, knew no sigh;
How changed the scene. no. JOY
Beams now from the laughing eye,
For the mother aud her darling boy!
Ia the grave together lie.
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ROtnlic Medicines,

lust received aud for sale hy
- CD. PECKlIAM,
One door above Wm. Wilbur's. Mil e.
lFvAPOR BATHS can also be had nt
he same place. Jan. ~.
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VAYNE's TONIC yERMIFUGE.

FAYNE'S TONIC VERMlFUGE. A
" pleasant. safe, aud certain preparation
'nr The removal OF Horns, Dysptpsia. Soar
Stomach. Fever and .1gus, Uat II APPETITE.
aud all Diseases of debility, especially ui The
stomach aud bowels, aud organs, Vi digestion.
Price so ccnts.
Prepared only by DR.. d. Jayne, Phiadel
rhla.-for sale in Newport by ME-. ANNA
| VI. EDDY. Thames street. Fob. a.
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Total 1868
The following certificates show the high esti-
nation in which Dr. Aliens Balsam is held
OPINIONS OF TnE MEDICAL
FACILITY.

FACULTY.
Al n meeting Of the Medical Society
Washington County, the following resolutions
were unanimously passed -
| ResOired, That from u know ledge Of the
composItion Of DR.. Aliens Basam Of lIore-
hound, Liverwort, and Pleurisy Root, and The
most astonishing ellecis we have seen it have
upon our patients, it is our decided opinion
that it will cure Consumption and Liver tom-
plant, aud we do strongly recommend it TO The
faculty aud the public generally.
JohN k. SMIrH, NJ. ID. Prest.
/ DAVID =. HALL, NJ. ID. Sec ry.
/ Fr M J. l.. Rogers. NJ ID. .Nc,c York Ciiy.
4 DR.. Is. ID. Allen, Dear Sir For year past
| have been in the habit Of prescribing your
Basam Of llorehound, livorwort, and Pleurisy
Root, to my patients IN private practice have
also used il IN the Hospital ] find il remedy
of great efficacy in affections Of the Lungs aud
I her, in cases OF Consumption, Coogh, Aslh-
ma and bronchitis. have found livery cfiicd-
rious, and believe it is prescribed very gene
rally by the profession.
\ J. l.. RoGERs, NJ ID.
n To B. ID. Allen, NJ, ID.
\ From The Rep. DR.. Scott Of .NeW York
II Dr. u. B. Hiicn, dear sr--l am most happy
10 inform YOU that your Balsam of llorehound
Il iivernolt, and Pieurisy Root has cured he o
| Liver Complaivt; disease under which har
laborcd upward Of six Yeas. ] have recon.
mended il 10 several oi NY friends afflicted will
the same malady, and in every instance has il
been successful. Hoping God may spare YOU
| lile for usefulness.
4 am, respectfully yours,
Il JouN SCoTT, ID. u.
II To b. d, .AUen, NJ ID.
H CAUTION. Purchase none unless it ha
the certificate Of "CoPyrsht" on the wruppe
aud label, and the written signature Of
n B. ID. ALLEN, NJ ID.
H General depot, SO Barclay street, New York
/ For sale in Newport by IL. r. HAZAR ID
! AT The sign Of the Golden Mortar. Sept. 3.
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]
s=s<-----------s..ss-s1-G Bristol, and Newport.
every morning (SundAys excepted 1T nine
O'Clock. A. NJ, and arrive in Newport at two
o'clock p. NJ. A Mail stage will also leave
Newport for Providence via Bristol and War.
rem, OF q o'clock, A. NJ. aud arrive in Prov
dcnce at o'clock p. NJ, in time to take the
Sionlngton Cars for New York, the cars for
Boston, aud The Stages for Woonsocket and
Coventry. This is the most direct aud cXpe.
ditious route between Providence and New.
port, and passengers taking this line may
rest assured that every attention will be paid
io render the ride as comfortable as possible
| The coaches are IN good order-good horse'
and careful and obllgiDg drivers. There Is
now new horsebont al Bristol Ferry whlcl
makes the crossing much more expeditions
aud pleasant than formerly.
II UFExira horses and coaches furnished u
II either place nj rhotl notice.
U Books kept IN Providence Mt the Manufac
iurers and Franklin Hotels; at Coles ~
II Warren, and al Jones' N Bristol. aud ut lIaz
ards and Townscnds, Newport
G.R KINNiCUTr. Providence,
II 3 MASON, Dr. Warren, FRO
II j. CHADWICK. Bristol, pfislors
JOHN q. WEAVER, Newport.
\ Nov. 10. 1910,
MRS. ANNA VI. EDDY has been ap
WI pointed Agent 'or The sale of DR.. J. e
kelleys Medicines and hfs received a large
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uLLLIVLtslAs l5alsam Of I.Wcrwort, that kr>
now been IN use in Boston. New York aud rh
adelpha, tor the past thirteen years. II is the
most popular remedy now il extensive use io,
the cure Of coughs, colds and all pulmonary
complaints, whoopmg coueh. phihslc, sour SION
| ach, pain ia the side. and ali diseases of the
lung.. liver complaint, sc. For genuine, call
l FOR Mrs VI. n Gardncr's iialSam Of Liverwort
aud observe the signature Of The proprietor, WM
/ BROWN. Chemist, 4SI Washington ST., Dos
ton, on The outside wrapper. As II uriher seen
rity against counlerlrts have taken out II copy
right Of the outside direction, entered according
to act of Congress. III the Clerks Office of the
District Of Massachusetts. IN the year 1870.
Any Infringement will be dealt with as the Law
directs. 1t is purely vegetable compound, and
is now recommended by many of our first phy.
sicans See certificates accompanying duec
tons. It's superiority over all other preparation,
is now fully esiablished-it needs only trial.
! 1t is with great pleasure recommend the ef.
\ fclcy Of Mrs Gardner's Balsam Of lNcrwort
having made use of il myself, and IN my family
for the last two years. aud have found 1t the hes
remedy for the oJ conghs and colds, aud al
complaints Of the breast that ever Witnessed !,
! my family. consider it one Of the best article
| ever invented, and recommend tito all who ma,
| be afflicted ELISHA lioRroN,
Il Firm Of Baker Y Horton, Boston.
!, For sale wholesale in Boston blythe proprietor
| Also for sale IN large quantities by all the whole
sale druggists and for sale by L. J. TAYLOR
S Il. X. HAZARD, Newport, Il. |.
n Oct. 22
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HAYNES HAIR ToNIC.-The efica

HAYNES HAIR TONIC.-The eflica
VI cy OF this elegant preparation IN restoring
! he growth Of the hair IN bald places, is truly
wonderful. Where the hair has been worn oil
from tie top Of the head, by the careless practice
OF carry ing things in the crown Of The hat. II is
generally considered difficult if not impossible to
restore II, but it is found by numerous examples
promptly and effects complete cure Ever,
genlleman-( 1--WE say nothing TO the ladies, IL be.
lng far presumption that then hair is alwh,s IN
full iuNurlance /: ~ least IL always seems 81. J..
every gentleman who finds his hair growing tou
thin, or becoming loose, should place a bottle oi
Jay mes .lat Tonic in his dressing ease and app,
II with Zee use of the hair brush every morn
ing The resultwill be n foil, strong aud health,
head Of hair he cases that have fallen undei
our own observation warrant us full, IN asserting
Il this. There is no mistake in Dr. jayne. -
II UeskIy Messenger.
H The above is for sale in this town by Mrs
II ANNA VI. EDDY, Fnnk lin-streel, 3 door
East Of the Custom House jan so
Largs 1ehes from Lime Toe Corns gro,o.
II EORNs, CORNs-An ensclual aud war
| ~ nnied cure iot loe COrns. which does no
al 10 cure m one instance IN 100. for sule by h
sross dozen, or single box. 10y A. Is. \ - SANDs
100 Fulton, corner of Williams street. ". York
Also. by IL. u. R.IIAzARD, sign ofihs Guido
Mortar, Newport. u. !. Price only rs cents.
II Dor n
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1UeekEp alnlandr.
ca!culated for The meri5ian Of .Neupoy

Third quarter 18Th, lih. I'm. morn.
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MRS. ANNA VI. EDDY has been ap.
vi pointed Agent 'or The sale of Dr. J. e
Kelleys Medicines and hrs received a large
sspp'y,herof Nov 18th, 1880,
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For Newport and Providence
VLv'TER .1RR.1.vG E.UE.NT,

Until further notice
S.aSI<G--EN-=fs the Mail stage will leave
gseSg5bnSzLIS Providence for Warren
Drst,I
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part Of the alternative, and that il may be
strengtl ened TO make vigorous and sue
cesslpl effort to bring about the latter hap
py RESULT This result we believe is alrea'
dy approaching. We are in d far better
condition than we were during the suspen'
sion OF 1881. The broken banks are 60.
lug out ofexsience, and no new ones are
or can be crelted. Public opinion in re
gard to the banks is every day becoming
more healthy; and many of them, though
the rates of exchanges may not ind icate it,
are rapidly preparing for successful re
sumption. tits true that the State banks
viii always need the control of national
institution; but it is also true that John
Tyler and his heirs are not settled OH the
nation forever. Besides, if the State banks
are not allowed to use Government depos'
ties, they may long escape the fate Of
JackSon'S pels, even without a national
bank. 1t is far better to place the public
funds In the vaults Of the solvent States
banks than in the pockets ofthe leg-treas'
urers; bpt they never should be allowed 10
be mixed with the funds of the banks, and
be made the basis of bank discounts. To
this capital error of General Jackson's AID.
ministraiion, the country is greatly indebt.
ed for the fluctuations in the bank circul'
alton of late years.
The other portions ofthe message meet
our hearty concurrence. The remarks in
regard to the lelations Of this country with
England are, We think, in the proper spir.
i" fne principal o; discriminating duties
with view TO the protection OF the manu-.
factures, appears 10 be distinctly avowed
What is said in regard to the appointment
and removal of oiiiceholders strue Wing
doctrine, but we wish we had greater rea.
sons 10 believe thst it is and will be prac.
Used by this Administration.
Lou. Jour.
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CROMWELL AT HoME.-The menu
bers of Cromwel's family were all
persons of more than ordinary accom-
plishmenls intellect and moral charac.
ter; and there was the greatest love and
harmony existing among them. His
own diet was snare and not curious,
except in puplic treatments, which were
constantly given the Monday in every
week to all the officers in the army not
below captain when he used to dine
with them. A table was likewise spread
every day of the week for such officers
as should come to court. He was a
great lover of music, and entertained
the most skilful in that science in his
pay and family. He respected all per-
sons that were eminent in any art and
would procure them TO be sent or bro
ught 10 him. Sometimes he would for
frolic, before he had half dined, give
orders for the drum to Eeat, and call
in his footguards, who were permitted
TO make booty of all tina found on the
tables Sometimes he would be jocund
with some of the nobility and would
tell them what company they had late
ly kept, when and where they had late
ly drank the King's,health and the roy
al family, bidding them when they did
it again, to do it more privately; and
without any passion and as festivous
droll discourse. He surrounded himself
also, with the masterminds CT his time.
Milton was his Latin Secretary and In
innate; Andrew Marvel was frequent
guest at his table, Waller was his friend
and kinsman; and the youthful Dryden
was not left unnoticed.
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BEACH, Ella, & co.
(AT THE SIGN OF THE BLACK HORSE HEAD,
~ II g. - 81. 4

LAT IRE s46N VI The BLACK HORSE HEAD.l
No. 10 st. Francis Street Mobile.
NOV offers for sale very large and gen
In eral assortment of Saddlery, Saddlery
Hardware, Harness, Harness Mountings &c
Also very extensive assortment Of Leath-
er, such as Hemlock and Oak Tanned Sole
Lather, Skirting, Harness. Band, and Bride,
Leather, Heavy wax and grain Leather, sufta-
bic for negro shoes. Calf Skins, Kip Skins
Boot Morocco Skins, Lining, and Binding
and Top.Leather, Pateut Leather, embracing
almost every description Of Leather in use.
Also Shoemakers tools OF all kinds Shoe
Thread, Gentleman's right and left lasts, La
dies Lasts, Crumps Boot Trees, e.,
Also Saddlers and Tanners Tools Of every
description, all of which they offer foF sale On
the most reasonable terms.
December let 1S41,
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large part of the year, Of Congress,
and considering also, the great cost of
Of the Public Buildings, and the pro-
priety Of affording Them at all times
careful protection. il seems not unreal
sonable that Congress should coutri-
hute towards the expenses OF an eff
cient police.
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General Daniel P arker has been ap-
pointed chief clerk ofthe War Depart
ment.
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Respectfully,

The foregoing letter to the Editor we have
thought worthy of an insertion into our COL
umns, as good specimen of involved style.
Although we may be satisfied of the motives
OF Up. we are not sure that he has made his
ideas either ineligible or tangible further than
that he telegraphs for position before the
public. In rep'y to his request for the adms-
sion Of his views into the.Argus, we can only
say that we must see his communication and
probably have his name before we answer him
defnitively. If he be the same J.P.whose COM
munication produced such an excitement in
this community last summer and gave rise e
local parties here, which are supposed to have
had a DISASTROUS effect upon the wing Interest
in this county, we can now state that we be.
.ieve his views will not be admitted; at any
rate we would suggest the proprety OF his
changing his name.
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flame in the inmost recesses Of his heart, who
would not desire the achievement Of this holy
exalted purposel Echo says where! What in
dependent and disinterested patriot, what no.
be and genuine phllantbroplst can denounce
an ambition emenating from SO pure and eleva-
ted motives, having for its object the promo
ton of the happiness and prosperity ofsthe hui
man race, originating with my country and
spreading The honorable aspirations over the
whole human family am not the man.
Therefore Mr. Editor as must have sails
fed you of the motives by which am actua-
ted, and as ] have made my crude IDEAS not
ineligible at least tangible, trust the, will
be considered by you as Autograph pointing
to that position in the next Argus shall hope
with your permission TO occupy.
Resnnctfullv
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JOHN TYLER.

WASHINGTON, Dec. z, 1S41:
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30 c1ufl9sion, l.ccN0mert ~ voe.
care lne interests o.uas -..syics "a.
which you are Tie exclusive iegisia-
tors. Considering that this city is the
ps4dsnee 0(thS Government, and, fol
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From the Correspondent oflhe Charleston
Courier.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.

From the Correspondent ofihe Charleston
Courier.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.
There was a throng OF visitors at the
Capitol to-day attracted thither by the
opening of the Session.
The Senate was thin-only thirty
Que members being in attendance
NJ. Clay, Of Ky" was present, looking
unusually well. The body was called
10 order by the President protein, Mr..
SoUTHARD, and, after exchanging the
usual messages with the House and
President, adjourned.
The House was called to order by
the speaker, and abogh170 members
answered to their nag Ia full atlen-
dance for the first
Mr.. Granger, IN. Y, late Post
Master General, is qualified and took
his seat, also Gen. DoDGE, Delegate
Aletr the tran Ic.ion of the usual for
NAL businss Mr.. WV. Cosr JOHNSON,
of Md :, asked TO be used from fur
ther service on the c. sitee of pub
lie lands, of which i the late
session, the CHARM ne no.
tice of his intention - Sc
lect committee on a N Foundry.
Mr.. johnson then moved that the rules
and orders of the House IN force al
the second session Of the 26th Con.