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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
To IEaE,i-escadcd and others

Does any know a neighhor or friend who has
been bad, aud whose head Is now covered
with fine hair with ddndruli though brushed
every hour-wh.ch has now vanished entirely
Or one whose hairs ut early age were turning
gray, who now has not gra, hair? Children
whose heads were covered wuh sruri-whose
hair would not grow, that are now growing the
fullest crops OF hair Some eases mus, be
known To most persons Ask them the cause,
and YOU will be told, these things lave been
done by the use OF the BNlN OF tOlUM-
BiN OF twenty years growth i tins article,
lls demand increasing annually some hundred
per cent. .-- though when discO, cred not opposed
by any thing for the same purpose, now ns-
sailed by almost numberlcss mushroom trash
preparations that will ruin the hair II used to
any extent. Can mora than ihesc facts he
wanled--roter to the accommodations nv =
list OF namrs of responsibility uncqutlled by
any other article. Look AT these things buy
this aulclo Stay aud preserve your har Ivy
IT, use, or if bald restore IT, Ladies. attend TO
this i hundreds IN fashionable HE are using II
as the only article really til for the toilet -
Long hair - verv apt to fdl out. Ladies, use
the BALM Of Columbia ~ time 10 save your-
selves the disgrace OF badness b, neglect OF
ysur persuns
For salo by X. J. TAYLOR, Agent,
Newport, X l Oct 26.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
Mr. Claws Visit.

Mr. Clay has consented to visit as fer
north as Baltimore, and possibly to VIII
mington, Delaware. Invitations crowd
upon him from all quarters, urging him
to visit different places and he will
fud IT hard to refuse the generous and
grateful solicitations which meet Aim
from every quarter. The following is
h!s reply to an invitation to visit Acco-
mac, on the eastern shore of Virginia
ASHLAND, Dec. 10Th, l843.
GENTLEMEN On the eve of my de-
parture for New Orleans, | have re-
ceived your obliging invitation to visit
Accomac. There are two places in the
United States which, more than almost
any other, | am deslrous of seeing one
is the eastern shore OF Virginia, and the
other the island Of Nantucket in both
of which the primitive manners, customs,
aAd hospitality of the early emigrants TO
them from Europe, understand, are
admirably preserved. Your letter, gen.
tlemen, by the propriety and del;cacy OF
the grounds on which you place your
friendly invitation, adds to the motives
previously had to see the eastern shore
but dare not trust myself with a posi-
tive engagement to accept it. All car
allow myself to hope is, that, it, after my
arrival at Norfolk, ! find myself under
circumstances that will admit Of an ex
curson to Accomac, shall take the
greatest pleasure in making it. In tho
mean time, | pray your acceptance o
my profound acknowledgements and as
surances Of my being faithfully
!, Your friend and obedient servant,
II Ii. CLAY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

TnE PRox.-We publish in to-day's
paper tho proceedings Of tho "Law
and Order" State Convention held in
Providence. The Prox formed by the
Convention, as will be seen, is the
same as that Of last year, and we are
happy to learn, that the candidates
nominated, have again consented to
serve. They are all good and true men,
and in any event, will be triumphantly
elected.
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P0sssaiaseers

are respectfully solicited to act as Agents
for the Rhode Island Magazine. BY for.
wardlng us, tree oi postage, the .nm of
$500, we viii furnish them with -Four Co.
PIES. For $1,000, Nine Copies. For $1,000,
Twenty Copies.
Our friends throughout the Stale, are So
Ilcncd to eXer, themselves IN behalf OF oar
enterprise, and return The prospectus prcvl-
ou- TO the first Of FEBRUARY. is4i.
All orders must be addressed Publisher OF
Rhode Island .nngGzins, Providence. Il. /.
Mas. &. K. WILLIAMS.
Providence, X. l., Dec. %, 1913 --Jio
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. IL.

SrSArE,-Mr. Morehcad presented ii pctl-
tion from citizens Of OHIO praying reduction
of the rates of postage, and inquired whether
the Committee were ready to report. Mr.
Merrick replied tha, they had given their earn
est attention TO the subject, aud would report
in Il few days. The report on Mr.. slcDuiiie's 5
Tariff bill was further postponed.
The Senate spent some time in Executive
session and rejected Isaac IllIl
ilovsE.-The improvement OF the Western
Waters wa, again the subject of discussion -
Mr.. Thomasson' resolution was finally amend
ed so a. to direct the Committee OF Ways and
Means to inquire into the expedency of report
ing an appropriation for removing obs suucuons
from the Mississippi, and IN this shape passed
and then the House adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
From the Boston Daily Bee.
Local Compendium.

The PANAcEA prepared by Messrs RAN
,oM STEVENS, 325 Washington street, we
have before taken occasion 10 recommend to
our readers. as an article every way worthy OF
their confidence, and one which Is an eiieetudl
remedy for all such diseases Us il professes TO
cure. II is not "a 'cure-ail medicine" but on
the contrary It is solely Intended for such dis
| eases AS have their or,g in la an impure state of
he blood For year past we have made ire
quent and at all times satisfactory trial CT It's
virtues we have uHhesltallhgly recommended
1t 10 our friends IN private, aud their testimony
fully concurs with our own experience. Me-srs
X. X >. have received since lis introduction to
The public file Of certificates which il printed,
would till II volume. We have examined many
OF these certificates which We find TO have elna-
mated from some Of our most respected citizens,
and their testimony is emphatic as to the good
resulting from the use Of this medicine. Our
own opinion Of lis excellent qualities being ihIs
backed by the voluntary alt.slatlon OF hun
dreds "wlose word is truth" we can conf.
IDENTITY recommend II TO those who have not
tested It's merits as Que Of the best Alternatives
which the science Of medicine has yet pro-
duced, and ue have no motive IN dong so other
than the W! !sh TO benefit those who are suffering
from disease. In these dtls of qudckery when
The sale Of "cure.aI medicine" Is the -peediest
road to wealth, and when every one Is sedulouS
| W blowing his owa trumpet, II Is difficult for
the sufferer to know where to place confidence,
but Me can assure the reader thgt the propre-
tors of this medicine are not Of thai class. -
Their character for strict integrity is not one
they would risk lightly for the sake OF gain,
aud i is our own personal knowledge Of them,
added to the experience we have felt OF the
efficacy of the panacea, tha, induces Us to speak
50 fully in reference to it, worth.
\ The virtues OF the Dandellon, Tomato and
Sarsaparilla, which are the chief ingredients Of
the Phnacea are known to all II is unneces-
sary Tor Us To dwell on their heallhiu qualities
or TO repeat that they are the most innocent as
we'll as most eiiectual pIaats, known III the veg
etdhle Kingdom. We will merely say that for
such diseases as scroiulous humors, erup,lons oi
the skin, general debility, Jaundce, and all dis
orders arising from secreliouS Of the liver, Ia
purity Of the blood, Sc, the Ddndeon and
Tomato Panacea of Messrs Ransom & Stevens
is the best medicine with whose virtues we
have become acquainted.
\ For sale in Newport hy
4 L. ,lNZhRD' ", ,'n Druggists.
4 Also IN Fall River by
HALE BENNINGTON.
l Newport, Jan. IL, lSli.-lm.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

ERicssoN PRorELLERs.- Captain Willard,
Of the Union Line, is building at Bristol a
vessel to be fitted with Ericss5n's propcllers,
designed for the trade between Providence
and New York. She is to be schooner rig
gcj. lis probable that others OF the same
construction will be built for the same trade.
They have been employed with great success
between Hartford and Ncw.York aud Hart
ford and Philadelphia. -Pror. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

PUBLIC ScuooLs.-An examination Of the
several primary schools, all Of which are un.
der the charge Of female teachers. vas held
ON Tuesday aud Wednesday Of the present
week We understand from those who at
tended, that the examinations throughout
were very gratifying, as wei! as crediiable to
The teachers and committee.
The examination of Mr.. aud Mrs. ilixon's
schools takes place this morning and after
noon. The examination Of Mr.. Adams and
Mr.. Lakes takes place to morrow morning
and afternoon.
The committee have given respectful in
yi,ation to Parents, Guardians and the Pub
lie to attend these examinations, and as it it
a mSter in which they have deep interest
we should suppose they would most cheer
fully respond to the invlta,ion,by giving the
attendance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

Cur TINS Our AND KEEP Ir.-
Electors Of President--The next election
for President will be decided under the
new appor,ionment Of electors and for
the convenience Of politicians, we give
the following statement of the number to
which each State will be entitled. Lay
it by, or cut it out and put it up, that you
may be prepared for calculation.
Maine 8; New Hampshire 6 Mas
sachusetts l2 ; Vermont 6 Rhode Is
land A (; Connecticut 6 New York 36 ;
New Jersey I ; Pennsylvania 26 Della
ware 3 !; Maryland 8 Virginia II /;
North Carolina l2 South Carolina 9 ;
Georgia 10; Alabama 9 Louisiana 6 ;
Mississippi 6 Tennessee l3 Kentucky
l2 4; Ohio % Indiana II A.; Michigan
8 Illinois 8 /; Missouri I Arkansas
3. Total 275. Necessary for a choice
I38
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
I ENT Y-EIGHTH CONG RES s:
MONDAY, Jan. 10, 1914.
FIRST SESSION.

SgNATE.-C Communications from some Of
the executive Departments, aud reports from
Committees were made, of !tlle general inter.
est, and some time was spent m executive
business, Oh nominations Of the President.
iIousE.-A large number OF resolutions
were submitted, on call of the States.
Mr.. Black, Of Georgia, gave notice OF his
/ intention hereafter 10 introduce all hme nd
mrnl to the bill providing for the organization
of the territory of Oregon.
The amendment provides fer the provis-
lonal annexation vi Texas to the Unite d
States.
The notice was entered on the Journal.
/ Mr.. Thomassoa offered a resolution direct
ing the committee of Ways aud Means to
inquire into the expense of employing all the
boats now Ia use IN removing oUstructlons
I from the Mississippi River, for the ensuing
year. The resolution WAS adopted.
/ Cave Johnson'- bill repeating The salt daiy
was rcad twice by lts title. and the question
OF its further disposition lies over.
+ A resolution directing the Judiciary Com
mltee to enquire into The eSpcdleney of GER
tain reforms in the Courts of The u. 3, re-
ducing the costs, &c. &c. was adopted.
/ Mr.. Cave Johnson moved the reconsIdcrn
,ion o, the Vote adopting Mr.. Thomasson 5
resoluilon relative to the navigation OF Mis-
sisslppi debate cnsued, and before any
action WAS taken the House adjourned.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
e. Oh &C [.

The 81 Concert ofihe Newport Brass Band, was Civ.
en al Armory Hall, last evening" to very respectable
audience As heretofore, the pieces Went of nncly
Tho Band Is certainly deserving of liberal encourage
mcnt for the exerions they have made, and are slilI
making. To establish 1rsi-rate Band la our place.
We are requested 10 mention, thnt the Concert will
he repeated saturday evening neN on which ocra-
sion, Mr.. 4. PACKARD will ding The celebrated CoMIc
MEDLEY
Give the Band, for once, CROWDED house.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

LATE AnRfvAL-fhc steamship Britain
mia, Capt. Hewitt, l6 days aud 81 hours from
Liverpool, arrived at Boston on Sunday after.
noon last, 2lst. The dates by this arrival
ero IL days later than those previously re.
ccived The papers contain no important
news Of any klui, II We may cxCcp, the
continued unusually favorable state of bus
ness, among the merchants aud manulactur.
cts Of England.
Ireland was yery quiet at the last dates.
Timothy O'BrIcn, a repeater, has been
e'te,ct L3d Mayor ol Dublin.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
Jan. 25

Court Of Pr0Jaie, .4ict!teiolcn, Jan. l5, 1874.
h ppLICATIoN was made for all admnlstra
"a tor to be appointed on the estate OF
Sarah Rogers, late Of MIddlelown, widow,
deceased
1t is ordered that the snme be received and
tho consideration thereof referred 10 Court
of Probate, 10 be holden at the Town House
in MIddletown, on the third Monday IN Feb.
next, at | O'Clock, p. NJ, and ihat previous
notice be given by publishing a copy OF this
order three several tines in the Hcraid Of The
Times, for al persons Interested 10 appeal al
SAID tine and place and be heard.
a true copv-witncss
JosHuA CoGGrsHALL, Pro. OK.
Ian %
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4 & 4 Il ID.

CAPT. CfuRAIN sEELEY, Of the schooner G.. NJ.
Thompson, OF PhIlHdrlphlH, wrecked on South Kings
beach the morning ul the 18th inst. publicly
returns thanks ia behalf ut him,. and crew
Mrssrs. hBIEL i BROWNING, OrHANIEL Foster, IIEN-
nv tHAaPIOE aud their families, iur their huSPltHhle
reception nf shpvrccked mariners aud the KIND trent
at their hands mud also To them and their
npighhurs, in behalf OF the owners OF the vessel Tor
their eNrrtiuns Ia Saving much property possible
Mr. JoNATHAS HAZARD, gt the Pier, is also entitled
most grateful thanks Tor the kind, hosptHhie ana
liberal treatment that we received from hln.
Newport Jan 81, le4l.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
COMSTOCk ~ CO.'S
Concentrated Compound Fluid Extract of
sARSApARTLLA,
FOX THE CURE on

FOX the CURE OF
Scroiua, Mcrcurial and Syph,
Chronic Rheumatism, lod Diseases,
General Debility, Biles. from an impure
CutaGeous Diseases, habit OF body,
Scaly Eruptons of the Ulccratons OF the
Skin. Throat and Leg,
letter, Pains aud swelling OF
PimpeS or Puslules Oh the Bones,
the Face, Liver Affections,
And all diseases arising from an impure state Of
the Blood, Exposures aud Imprudences in
Life, Excessive use of Mercury, sc.
The great popularity Of Sarsapa'ila, and lis
established efficacy, render it superuouS 10 en-
ter into any encomilm Of is virtues, or udJuco
any evidence in its favor.
TLis Sarsapara is warranted positively as
good as any other that can be made at Just
half the price Of those 30 much advertised and
as strong, and in as large bottles, VIZ FIFTY
CENTS PER BOTTLE, or FOUR DOLLARS
PER DOZEN. This Mtclc has cured Srrofu.
Ia Of 80 years, after The above mentioned ari-
cIes had been used ia vain
! To be had Of the agents of CohSiock &c.
only, throughout the country, in New York
only at 81 Cort!andt street.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
THURSDAY, Jan. Is.

SENArE.-Thcro was quite lively debate
on SIR McDuilie's Tariff Bill, in which sew
eral Of the leading Senators participated
MIR McDullio took the floor first before the ad.
jourumsnt aud was to reply on Friday.
Il1usE.-Durlng the morning hour the 81
rule was the subject of discussion Mr. Cobb,
of Georgia led of in favor oi the rule aud was
followed by Mr.. Hudson, of Mass, in very
able speech against it, Mr. Hudson had not
concluded when the hour expired.
\ communication was received from the
President declining to furnish correspondence
on the Oregon question, on tho ground that
there was prospect Of negotiating a treaty
concerning the boundary on the arrival of the
British minister daily expected.
i Mr. Stewart, of Pa, made another scorching
speech in reply to Mr. Weller, on Internal
lmpro, nmcnts, aud the House adjourned altei
voting to take the subject ont of committee OF
Saturday at . O'Clock, for final action.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
@W2unz ,1eMoI.,


MARTIN s. PAINE, respectfully IN.
w forms the Ladies aud Geulcmon o!
Newport that he has opened school (Qr ~.
Structon IA pmln and ornamental pcnmau-
.hlp, at Mr.. Hazards school room, No. ~.
Thames street, aud soilcns their patronage.
Lessons gwen N the o!euing irJm q 10 8.
and from TO 10.
Lessons gwen IN mo afternoon.
Also Lessons given IN Drawing aud
Writing on onnmrllcd cards with metaIIc
peurjl 1t requested.
TerUs--'sl for - lessons, paper ink
uud pens included.
The 81 ,srm commences Monday even
iug ucAt. No improvement no pdy.
Newport, Jan. -, lSiI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

The Washington correspondent OF the N"w-fork EN-
press, under date ~ Jan 90 says-"Ihe Secretary Of
the Navy-Mr. Henshaw-wiil leave the Navy Depart
ment Monday, and IL is said Conn Stewart will be
the acting Secretary oflhe Navy for II while.
Henry A. Wise was nominated last evening as Minis
ter To Brazil
The Presden, and Senate have ratified treaty with
France Tor the exchange ofcrimnals escaping from
country to another similar Ia the clase IN the Ashbnr
ton treaty providing for the same object.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
RHODA SMITH.
Court of Probate, .liiddieto,on Jan. l5 1874

'UNT " T1OUUIt' .TTI7uUtIOIUH, JIV' TJ Iof'i
4 n instrument of wiring, dated the loh
- day OF November, A. ID leii, purr"r-
no 10 be the last viii aud Testament Of Ham
ndh Dyer, late OF Mlddcl"wn. single woman,
dec, was presented Tor probate and letters
icstanentary thereon.
1t Is ordered that the same De received and
the consideration thereof referred 10 C"ur
of Probate, 90 be holden at the Town House
in Middetown, on the third Monday IN Feb.
next, al o'clock p. IN. aud that previous no.
tee be gwen by publishing copy of lhls
order three several times III the HerGLd Of thG
Times, for all persons interested 10 appear al
said time aud place and be heard.
A truC copy-wltneSs
JusHUA CoGGEsHALL, FRO. Cf&.
Jan. o.
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NOTICE..

'VNIIE subscriber having been appointed
by the Hon Court of Probate OF Ports.
mouth. Administrator on the estate Of George
Coggesholl, late o' Portsmouth, dec, aud
having given bonds according 10 law, hereby
gives notice To all persons having claims
against said estate to present them for settle
menr. and all those indebted to make mme
date payment.
PELEG COGGESIlALL.
Portsmouth, Jan. 2 lSIl.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

We understand the steamer Iolas, on her
passage down the river on Tuesday, met with
a slight accident coming through the ce,wLch
compelled her 10 return to Providence TO re-
pair damages. She is expected down to-day,
and will resume her trips, as usual.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

The following committee was appointed to
intor,n the geullemen of their nChllDation
Robert B. Cranslon, OF Newport; A bert
C.. Greene, Of Providence Joseph Smith.
of Bristol; Gideon Spencer, OF Kent Joseph
II. Barber, of y ashlugton.
Ga motion of M. King, Of Newport. the
tbove Committee were authorized to coil the
Convention together N case any oi the candl-
dl.es declined serving.
The following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted
Rsso'red, That the members of the conven-
ton viii use all iair and honorable means To
secure the election Of The above named can
dldales.
Resolrea, That the proceedings of this
Convention be signed by the President and
Secretaries, and published IN the law aud
order papers in the State.
GEORGE BURTON, President
@S GtS"is 3: ha,,ns' ha.,rss, ss"e'~'.'.
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Fall River, February 90, l643.

came under the care Of Mrs. Wpches-
ter with weakness and bad huaor IN the
blood. aud female Complaints ; had been TO
several 2hysIcians and could get no help !;
after taking her medlcIne four weeks was
restored TO good health.
PIlEDE BLACK.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

senate Mr. McDufc gave notice that he
should call up the resolution from the Com
mitlee of Ways aud Means tomorrow, at o.
clock. After the transaction Of business of no
general interest the Senate went into Execu.
live session.
IlousE. Reports from various Committees
were prcscntcd, both of a pnblc and private
nature. Among the former woro several ap-
pr"ptiation bills.
Mr. Hardin, from tho Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads, reported joint Rcso-
luton, authorizing the Post Master General to
contract with Rail Road Companies, for the
transportation of the mails, without the neces-
sity Of advertising as now required by law
The resolution was read first 2nd second
time, and recoinmlttcd.
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Plymouth, Oct. Is, l643

This is to certify that came under the
care ol Mrs. Winchester with q bad humor
IN The blood aud the Dlarrhua | had sevc.
IA! physicians, they told me there was no hrlpI
tor me after taking her medicine two weeks
was restored 10 my health
CHARLES SANDERS.
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Fall River, March l3, ISI.}.

This is TO certify That had 3 fever sores
on my leg that had been standing years,
and It bad humor IN my blood. | came under
Mrs. Winchester's care and IN iour weeks
my leg was well.
WILLIAM II. MASON.
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ME NOR SDA.

At Bahia, nbon lst ut RE,g Escnlus, late Stanhopc
ret urned home, tor Coust oi lfica, Jan. lsi.
Arr at " Wilmington. y, &. 10Th, Brig Rowena, VII
liams, from GuHdaluupe.
Arr 1t Na>hlnc.ou NC. sh Brig Thorn, Cote, hence
ssmlrd from Charleston, lllh, Schr Mdi.Waska Small
lor this port.
Cid AT sew York, 2Oth, sluop NIgilant Heath, Prov.
Ata ,harleston 18th, schr Nireinlan, Finch, ldg for
Havana
At Malanzas, 4lh schr Franklin Green, Wiley .oT
"Ncw York." ~ reported.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25

Resignation Of Mr.. Spencer.-Lctters from
Washington say that John &. Spencer has
resigned his seat in the Cabinet, and that his
confirmation as one Of the Justices of the
Supreme Court il highly probable.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
ELMlkA SIBERIAN.
Dartmouth, Aug. l2, ls42.

| came under The care of Mrs. Winchester
after my physician had given me over in
consumption, and for three weeks they dlG
not shprc, my llie; after taking her medl-
cine, ! was soon restored TO health and AIN
able 10 do my work.
RHODA SMITH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
TEMPERANCE LECTURE.

We are requested to notice, that the Rev Mr. SMITH
will deliver u Lecture on Temperance, at the Town
HAL Monday evening nvx,, al half pu.t os.vsA.
Jan rs.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-01-25
FRrpAY, Jan. 10,

SrS,TE.-Mr. McDuflic made u long speech
against the report of the Committee against his
taril bill Ilr will be answered by Mr.. Evans
tomorrow. Nothing was done with nomina.
tions ia executive Session. Adj to Monday
IluusE.--Thero was debate on the 2lst
Rule.
There was q scene of bitter personal alter.
cation between Mr. Weller oi Ohio and Mr..
Stewart Of Pcuns, lvania, IN the debate on The
reference of tho Presidents Message. VI
Weller accused VIZ. : Of making false state.
meuts Alcr winch the House adjournod.