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ana ooFe-s a4d organs q o'=s7'io'-'
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Bronlbitis. Bron(biti5 J!
Beware of that dread Destroyer,
iD THE BRONCHITIS,

Which spares neither the YOUNG. the Good
tho Booutii,If, bot = rr,rrt4aiy fuIt ifits
thousands upon thousands to a premature
grave, under the mistaken name Of Con
sumption. The usual symptoms Of thiz
disease are, Cough, Soreness oi the Lungs
Throat Hoarseucss, Difficulty of Breath
ing. Asthma Hectic Fever, a Splitting mp
ofPhlegm or Matter. and sometimes Blood.
1t is an inflammation Of the fine skin which
lines the inside of the small wind tubes
air vessels running through every part III
the lungs. The great and efiectual remedy
for this alarming and wide-sprcading dis
is ba
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FlAXSEED WANTED.

ME subscriber wishes 70 purchase large quantity of
FLAXSEED. for viich ne will pay the highest mNr-
ket price, II delivered store Robert i Oil
Mill Persons having Seed Tor ,ae would 10 well to cali
before selling elsewhere. BENZ. SERATrAN.
Eighth 9th. Iei2 3Iu
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Of the second OF September hundred and eighty
nine nd of Nav tenth eighteen hundred, shall be report
hscs commencing Aforesaid
and terminating day OF cne II the succee
ding calendar year.
See 2 Ind Be IL further e1-ted, That il shall be he
Of Secretary of tbs Treasury 70 submit TO Ion
gre,. at the Of the session Ms annua
report upon finances AMI estimates OF ap
for support Of the io
ending the THIRTEEN day oil June
and and distinct estna tes for the sa
ending ihrtieh day Of June, egheeh hundred
recipe. for said periods re-
.pectvey style and title Of all acts making appro-
the support Government shall be as oow
An making appropriations Cnefe insert the 90
ect) ending June thrteth, (ere insert the
calendar year
See 3 Ind be 1t further enacted, That tic accounts
Of receipts and expenditures required by law 10 De puo-
ed annually shall and after the first day Of Juy esA
teen hundred and ortyihree, be prepared anu p"osnea
hereby estabii.hed and the sald nc-
for ths half calendar year ending June thfiiH
eighteen hundred ami forty three, shall be prepared ana
published required by law separate and distinct ana all
and parts Inconsistent with the provisions 0!
this hereby repealed.
Sec 7. lind be IL further enacted, That the annual
and nav CATION Of the United
be submitted Congress the
Monday Of December annually, shall be prepared and
published for each fiscal hereby estab-hed ana
said for the last Of The present calendar
and first of the eighteen nun
drsd and fnrtythree ending tho heth of june eIg-
hundred and forty three, shall be prepared and pub
shed asreea5ly the provisions of law separate and
distinct. Approved, August rs, 1872.
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Governor Of Rhode bland.

Important Testimony II farther psool is required "a
establish The fact OF the nestmable value of DIR. Stark
weahe liepatic Etjxr the following from,
the Hon Samuel W hing, Governor OF Rhode Island,
tnns adequate testimony suhstanate beyond dispute
and entirely the idea that this
dy cassed the useless and
which palmed the public only for the sake OF gam
Please read the following communicated by
has ENce!leney, under date Of
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Rev. l. Coyert's BALM Of LIFE.

This new and invaluable Medicine is uni
versaIly pronounced by the multltudes who
have used il and tested It's healing virtues,
to be the most wonderful and admirable
remedy in the word for The cure Of
Bronchitis, Coughs, Severe Colds, Groups
Asthma, whooping Cough,
And all diseases Uf the Lrscs and WIND
rIPE. which, ne elected, soon lead to redt
Consumption.
The BALM Of LIFE stands entirely aloof
from the various QrGcb A0afI7tB1s Of the
day. having invariably won the confidence
of Physicians, GefPyaen, and the 'deHi-
gent If oil CLASSES, wherever il has been
introduced. Philanthropists, and all WIG
truly sympathIse with human suffering.
every where hail lis appearance with
heartfelt 10y and look upon The BALM OF
LIFE as one of those eTeot ant Uncommon
blessings winch kind Providence coca
sjonally hestows on man. but which, like
angels visits are few and far between.
T. Circulars, containing numerous tee
tI1nonlals Of the highest reEpectablity, can
be had, cra:ultous, of II our Agents.
Price : per bottle GTFor sale BY |. Reed d 3
Richmond, la Dr. swain, Centrsvihe, Ia
WheIen. Cambridge, la Dan Mason, knights
:. and Jesse Way, Wnchester, Ia.
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lOFFICIAL PUBLICATION

LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the ed Session Of the 2Tth Congress.
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Johnston, Jan. %, 1912.


DR. Chnrle. Dy er, Jr-Ny Dear SIR: Y our coumunca-
Yesterday opinion Of DR. StarSwea theirs
Hrfa Isit>r received his In reply,
VIII inform that confidence III paent medic
believe that primo pied ~ palm upon
their thei USELESS II dangerous
for sake Of the Of which takes thai
and critical period Of time without producing good
effect, when otherwise perhaps remedies ouid have
used, Suffering and distress prevented For
reason used them, ling self and family
DC much safer under the directions OF my family phys
cans bur wing been afflicted for tho last Elk with
difficulties side and chest, uncomfortable AMI often
distressing. painful somewhat alarming and from which
could get only temporary relief fortunately noticed
your ad ertisement o the medicine IN question.
had been school-boy with DIR Stakweathcr, aud bad
vith him long and Intimate acquaintance when we
volng men. and from my knowledge OF him ihousht him
incapable Of practising deception this fact
induced Dir ilopatic Elait, and
| bv ,.- now believe myself entrel" cured.
need not therefore. that consider II OF
great cera3ny think rs discovery OF public
| importance
Inc nrs gave relief which regular
progressed. until had t,ken bottios. when dtrcoo
tnucd it, having thank Gnd fufther for II pres
eat. With regard md respect,
Your cb't and humble sert't.
SAMUEL w KING.
fJDr Start,ceatters Erpahr EHrir, for the cure u
L,reT Complaints, IS for sa!c C,"ci9,qfi. onlu bp
SANFORD d PARK,
At their Western Depot Of Valuable Medicines, No -,
Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore.
ALso--foT sale at their "BiA NCII DFFiCE,o
Conner Of Front and Sycamore streets.
For sale by l. Reed Il Drother Richmond, Ia: DR..
SWAIN Centrevii!e la Thos -. Whecon Cambridge la
DANIEL Mason, knigh.snHn Ia. ohd Jesse Way inches
ter, Ia. 25ty
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UBLIc-No. > I

=
AN AC in relation lands sold he Gresnbursh lat
s.. Helena land district State Of Louisiana. ald
authorizing the resurvey certain lands
BE enacted 6y the Senate and House OF
the lJted States Of .3nlsrc1 Cogfess assembled
That all where lands shall
land office tn. Grscas5o-cus, iai. ST. Helena
tct, the State Of Louisiana. whsrs the Unei
issue patents therefor owing the and apec
tections ns the public conflicting claims,
shall De lawful for person having made entries.
his or her heirs lesa representatives, grantees he
heirs legal who may be legally eGI
taby entitled 10 the after demand paen
and refusal 70 the
hcate of purchase the Secretary Treasury
cancelled: and. such surrender il shall
the Secretary OF the Treasury refund, interest
purchase money for said lands person entitled
receive tbs Of any money the Treasury
erNise Appropriated.
Sec ? HID be Il further enacted Tha, II shall be
Ia WIFI for the President of the United States he
deem expedient, a all part
the lands lying said district ming unsoli
which be surrendered of
other Congress, thereby correcting surveys
and designating the lands covered by claims
Spanish grants; ana said
shall returned AMI confirmed BY the Secretary
the Treasury un-seved public lands therein specified
shall be subject laws for the disposal Of the public
lands and therefor shall issue
Prort4 q. That aforesaid their
purchase and the of said shall be
ted, and said corrected receive
United States the land pJrca
ssdby them Approved, Angus; %, lSs2.
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PUBLIC No. 10 !

AN ACT for creating land district State of
Missouri, and for changing the boundaries CT the south
western and western land districts i'll said State.
BE H enacted by the Senate and House RepfeJ tdtes
Of The United States Of America Congress assenlbd
That all that portion the land district, created
by act OF Congress entitled San establish adj
ditional land Office in the State of Missouri approved
is situated north Of tho Missouri ver together with
late northwest addition the State of Missouri cOmmon
known as tie PatIe river country shall constitute sep
mate land district, ta called the Platte
Sec. :. lind be II further enacted, That shall be
and appontit for said !aai district, who
shall Tesia and supentend the sales of the public lands
such place the Pre- den shall designate They shall
theT compensation emoumenta, duty, add authority shall
in every respect, be the relation lands which
may be disposed of said may provi-
ded by law relative the registers and of public
money the several Offices established for the sale of the
public lands.
Sec find be it further enacted. That all that part
the southwestern district of Missouri which is situated
hve and that portion of the FaYetts land district lying
OF The line dividing twenty aud t"entyone west
south OF the Missouri rer IS hereby annexed to- and shall
make part of, the Lexington district Of Mis-
souri, the Office for which district shall be located suct
place the President shall designate.
See l. lind be 1t further enacted That il sha II be
duty Of the Secretary Of the Treasury the
can be done the pats surveys of
district hereby created and of the portion annexed the
western district, be deposite proper Offices and
he IS hereby authorized allow and pay Of the pro-
ceeds of the sales of public lands reasonable
sss which be incurred III carrying this into effect
Sec ,. lind be 1t further enacted, That this shall
take effect and 6e oEce from anl after the
calendar the the passage thereof.
Approved. Ay-L:s. 20, Il
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D. L.
AN ACT provide further remedial Justice in the courts
e ,ha LInitAi S.a.s
Be II enacted By The Senate aud House Of Representatives.
Of TIC Lnrted Slater u dnaeTca Congress as'en'5ted
That either OF the justices of the SuPee Cour, of the
United States, judge of any dsrc, of the Uni
ted States. which prisoner confined addition
grant of habcas corpus all any prisoner
prisoners in all or confinement where he she or aev beg
subjects citizens foreign State and doncied there
in, shall be commtted confined, i'll custody under
any authority law process loun led thereon. Of the
United States Of any Of them, FIR account Of
any done omitted under any alleged right site
horty, privilege protection exemption set up cia-
mod under The commission, order, sanction, o for
STATE or sovereignty the validity aud effect whereof
depend upon the law Of nations uhder color thereof
And upon the of said and due proof Of the
notice OF the said proceeding Attorney Gene
der whose authority petitioner arrested,
m,,ed, held custody DO prescribed by the said
Jadgc ;he time OF granting said the said
justice judge shall proceed hear the said and il.
upon ring same shall appear prisoner
prisoners entitled 10 discharged from such
hnemont commitment custody, arrest for or by reason
such alleged right, title, authority. privileges,
oas applicable thereto, and that the same exists IN fact
and has been duly pored the said justice judge then
hail be the duty said justice ige forthwith dis
prisoner or prisoners acco.dngy And il
shall appear said nudge THAI Judgment
Of discharge ought rendered then the said prisoner
prisoners shall Re orthwth rem1nted Puridei dlTa
That from any decision of such Justice udg. appeal
be taken the circuit of the United States for
the district which said is heard;
the United States such terms and under such regulations
and orders well for the custody and appearance of the
prisoner prisoners sending the appellate
buna the petition. of hab-as
thereto and proceedings nudge hearing
said pending proceeding
appeal jIdgnen, rendered tEerein a
after final Judgment OF discharge the
dings agaast said prisoner prisoners any court
by under authority any State. any
thing heard determined. under and
of habeas corpus, shall be deemed null and void.
! Approved, August -, 1872.
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PAR TY NAMES.

The ewing party" of 1910 is dissolved dis
banded, defunct. A segment of 1.-THE High
their fortunes 10 Mr.. Clay and these we shall
hereafter term Clay men-lbe Clay party
With the exception of divers ultra factions we
doubt not the main body of the triumphant par
ty of 1910 will ultimately be found ralying
around the Republican flag Of '9S.
The Globe, which is striving TO build up a
third party, based on the radicals of the Repub-
lican party, is only pursuing humbug. The
moderate and honest OF all parties will Ultimate
ly unite "for the sake o. the Union"
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AN IMPOSTER.

About three weeks since there was a man here " no
pass, d by the name of VIM. S. Wright, and who pre-
tended to be an agent Of the Post Office Department
He did not, however, make himself known as such 10
our postmaster. We learn that he visited Palmyra and
Paris under the character, and that his cor duct
in those places mysterious as 1t was here. lie
pretended be sort Of Pisnipo enlary from the De
parment, and minated in conversation with several
persons that he intended to have the postmasters at
Hannibal and Paris removed from office. His conduct
on the whole, mysterious, that several Of our
cit zens made considerable efforts 10 find out wba, he
was bu, he was " case" that they could only
arrive at the conclusion that he was Tyler man.-
What his object in travelling under ,his charac-
ter it was irnposs bic discover. He Is described TO
be man OF ordinary SIZE stout built, round shoul-
dered, and lair complexion. His clothes were marked
with different from the one he bore. II Post
masters and Editors will pass him along they may
confer favor on the public Hannibal (hJ Jour
nal.
There is no such person nor employed by the
Department. But we know all about hun, and
will explain. He is one of Mr.. Changers pri-
rate HEADsMEN, who became demented as soon
as his employer was unthroned. Ever and anon
his sanguinary impulses get the predomlnance,
and then he wanders about the country In
quest of imaginary victims. He is decap-
tation monomaniac.
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we take N example OF each He protests
against the payment Of money under joint
se.eiutson u Congress. lie has dozen exam
plss. ~ ~sy q precedent. quoted to him, in
csusspoodsnse 90 that point be has Jeier-
soo's Manual before hin, and We. he declares 10
hls eon.t1seaey. knosing The fact 10 be Other
wi.s that ,hsfe . 10 pfecedenl for the act. SO
much &c his ruth and houor. Now for his con
sisaenes. Iic voted against each Bank bill We
toed by ne Pssssden', aud yet he abuses the
Pfs.ideut ca having vetoed them He abuses
The veto power, aud vet quauelled with the Pee
..dsni tor nof u.isg the veto poser on the APP
poilionmeut bal H. voted against the Tariff
bi. and yet sb0sfs me Pres dent 70 his ianfi
eossliiurney. a, ~ aHiiiariG man. rho sign
"a fAs tar.f lar usenyiable mani Inlegn-
", eauaor. uuih. honor dIsnty. al unite Ia
plseirg cioun % your head, bur It is crown
Il ibofns
The stgsi gcr s. ho visits ihc ais of the Ca
piio 5uiing tie ssion 81 Congress, yet behold.
tbs cid baid-headpd tolienng man, whose enef-
gees seem peady exhausted, whose race Is near
" run. Bui las passions are not az all decayed.
See ban a, be siaggers TO bis fert-hear his
cracked snd malignant voiee---Le gains strength
as he procced,--ihs struggle a conflicting pas
sions supple, temporary powcr. Hear him
now, as with a coarse and eAultng air, he de-
nounccs a memter as Murderer, Nh HON be
kaops TO b. ianocenI Of The offence, beeausg he
thiaks be wakes his senslbiliues by the charge
Hear ham now denounee him as "a iiend from
hell" because parliamentary usage VIII not per
mi, an al.usion ~ has name aud ihe very imp
Of Tartarus might learn lesson in deiormity
daplcily. and thc rage Of warning passion. il he
contemplated the person aud listened 10 the Ian
guage OF the seditionisf.
Such Is true and liyirg portrait Of John
Quincy Adams. Has he "pcace Of SOUL or
troops Of loving friend, ~ Has he a con
sciousness of rect.tude which may enable him
TO confront the augered hearts Of his outraged
counuymen? No, with haired and despair
gnsshlng his teeth Ike crooked Richard on the
field OF Boswouh, implied and condemned, he
will pass away from the earth, ~ if he exist in
history, and be elevated into one ofthe enduring
lights Of the armament OF time, it will be as Sri-
US, the dog star, sign Of p agues and a warning
10 th world.
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THE CABINET.

Many rumors being abroad of expected
changes in the Presidents Cabinet, we feel II
10 be our duty to state as we are able TO do, that
no changes in the Offices Of Heads OF De
partments are likely to lake place before or dur
ing the approaching session OF Congress and
that whatever changes may after that lime oc-
cur (lf any will be in The spin, OF most friendly
relation between the President and all The pre-
sent Heads of Departments.
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OFFICIAL.
JOHN TYLER,
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA
TO ALL wBoM.IT MAY CONCERN

TO AID WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me
that DANIEL J. DESMOND has been appointed Vice
Consul Of SARDINIA, for The States OF Penn.
sylvanR, New Jersey, and Delaware to reside
at Philadelphia, | do hereby recognise him as
such, and declare HIM free 10 exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers and privileges are allowed
to the Vice Consus OF the favored nations the
United States.
In testimony Whereof have caused these Letters to
be made Patent and the Seal of the United States to
be heTeunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the 18th day otNoyember, A ID. 1872 and of
It's. the Independence Of the United States OF
America, the sixty seventh.
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of Stale
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The Loco Foco papers, since the New York cleo
tion very open and undsgused in their repudia-
ton of Tylersm The Pr, sdent mus, see the great,
and we fear, rretreyabe error, he has committed -
alexandria Gazette
We exchange with all the Republican papers
in the Stae of New York, and we have not
seen in any of them anything resembling hos
tiliiy to the President, since the election.
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(PRIT.iTE CORRESPONDENCE

New IoRk, Nov. 18th, 1912.
Halfpast a, p. NJ.
My DEAR Sin: Our city is in great confusion The
Prison IN which Coh is confined is in flames a tsp
MINUTES before h 10 b. ereufed he obtained are 10
be alone, and committed suicide. hare only time 10
urite this supposins you uia take interest in
irhich has caused great interest here.
In great haste, your friend, G.
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IMPORTANT CORRECTION.

We expressed our opinion the other day
that, Sin a certain contingency" the Globe
would support Mr.. Ciay-it should have been
MIR. CASA misprlnt A thrice charged gal
vanic battery could not throw Mr. Clay on his
feet again.
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M. Websler % ne .Maine Commi,,ianlra.
PRESIDENTS sQuAxE, June ~,


Mr.. Webster has the honor to acknowledge the re-
ceipt Of the note Of the commissioners Of Name
nouncng their arrival, and their readiness TO enter
on the business of their appointment
Mr.. w. will have great pleasure in receiving the
commissioners al the Department Of State, on Mon
day, at 1 O'clock
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june ", l642
The commissioners Of Maine, on the ~Ch3o1fT&Q
Northeastern boundary, present their >et6nku4Db
pliments the honorable MIR Webster, Secretary Of
State of the United States, and beg leave inform.
him that they are now ~ this city, ready 10 enter
upon the business ntrused toithem. They also avail
themselves of the occasion to request him TO name
the time and place when and where it would suit the
convenience of the Secretary Of State to receive
them
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foFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS
CORRESPONDENCE
Win British Special Mission.
soarur.srsns Asp aoRTHwEsTERg BOUNDARY.
mr.. Websfer 10 Coz. Darts

Mr.. Uebster 10 Coz. Darts
DEPARTMENT STATE,
WAsHKGros, April 10, 1919.
Sin: II have the honorto acknowledge the receipt,
from youi rxcellepcy, of certain resolves concerning
the Northeastern boundary Of the United States, pass
ed by The LEGISLATURE of Massachusetts the third
day of March last
of ,pdesyoripg o. ok uIon line by compromise
sih the assent of Maine and Massachusetts, and as
they authorize your excellency, with advice OF Coun
Gill; 10 adopt such measures TO secure the 'sh's anu
the emergency may demand, II apPeas to me thai
they are ufiicent warrant for such proceedings as
YOU may see BIZ adopt in order TO gam the assent oi
The Com nonwesh TO ary line OF boundary which
may be Just and equitable, and ufon which the par
lies may be likely TO agree Ifyour exceency should
take this lew oflhe subject, call Of the Legislature
would OF course be unnecessary.
have The honor to be &c.
DANIEL WEBSTER
His Exccency JoHN DAVIS,