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mote the happiness and enduring prosperity of the

mote the happiness and enduring prosperity of the
people of this State
Il was moved and agreed on, without ballot,
tha, james F. Starbuck of Jefferson Co. and Henry
w Strong Of Troy, the latter Of whom has been
very active in favor of Convention, should he the
Secretaries Hiram Alien Of Columbia, was ap-
pointed Sergeantat- Arms-and on motion OF Mr.
Cambreleng v no looks leas: 90 years older Than
when l saw him last, in $50, Heman R. Ho~leih
was appointed as Doorkeeper.
A Committee Of seven was named By the Presi-
den, TO prepare rules and Gov Bouck proposed that
an arrangement should be made by which the cler-
gy Of Albany ight attend in rotation, and open the
deliberations Of the Convention with prayer ;hat
Heaven nigh; bless it's abors 10 which all assented
Mr. Swackhamer opposed resolve for supply OF
the usual Number of newspapers 10 each Delegate,
and il was laid over. A long discussion followed
relative 10 the choosing of seats Of which there are
1873 far better Than others in point OF situation
Some gentlemen wished 20 draw numbers. and those
who held the ones twos, threes &c 10 choose
first; others were for the lot or drawing by chance
and Mr. White proposed that each Member keep
the seat he then occu pied. symPathized 9Th The
discontented, for ! ha6 the utmost dltho1It n
hearing distinctly all that said The hour of
meeting henceforward g to be Il o'clock and much
of the time Of the working members will be taken
up on Committees, as soon as the chair selects henl
which will probably be in day or two.
The reader will perceive that the effect OF the par
ty caucus, as held. u.s. that gentleman whom only
AZ Delegates preferred, for it will be conceded that
he was not the choice Of The Whigs is elected
President, although SO members would have prefer
red not 10 supporl him. Can Democracy devise no
better mode by which the voice of majorties may
govern in Republic? Had the Convention met
without a party drill, what evidence have we
that MIR. Tracy would have been its choice z And
as chosen is it not party President, and not by the
clear judgment of the whole, or even majority
Of III hsOX
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IMPORTANT.
nnMELL,a pECTOgAL HONEY OE

r IyYRWORT, con posed wholly Of vegetables the
most sss and valuable combination nnde for oil 1s-
ease. OF the chest soch coughs co.as asthma whoopns
cough difficulty Of breathing splitting OF blood Ike The pfo
prstos received tho hizh commecdsnona Of ~ e
cacy In al pulmonary comp atn from Tho mos. a s
last ,hres years very largely and 20
v.tho1. tho common s3ssn Of pufhrs 70 muen
IN ,bs sale OF other medicinal IL may BE- gwen ~ 80
with p7rfsci ssfety 1t restores lbs sppe,ts ~ n.s
inviSora.es constitutions In psind By pros. and
Por sale by AdArn,on QUE eosns - codSiny,on SAG
Aaa.oa A,pin1. Wl..n. Sd sasas corDsr x AS"
n ~ "a G,,,Ss; Ma Jcn-s, n 6Teenrlcoay .a1
C. s,.an ard Ma Hays, BLlsy, srooaJn Aaa
sxeuu. ia Ma.den-lhne. fres - ee0
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GREEN MOUNTAIN


A MONG the 6.-..es which Ibs I'm po1ant Oinmenth
n s1ap,.d are the following 5or. Throat broarhihsr
Glandular S~eiings, E'spesa shioSes Fslons, kpE"
worms. salt Rh-um yelled sno nf0h.n nIoe' So,o mp
ELIMINATION OF hs Eyes lnfsn nation OF The Bowels fles
Sores Burns, Scs!ds, Bruises and iresh cut
Wounds.
Poerul and yerpGdnE this Ointment Is, addressing
its- 10 90 formidable diseases II only 'oDs
Applied agreeable directions 10 satisfy ihs moh i1up-
uportani remedy Tor s me purposes SCI
fo,lh The oovtou. Of s power ard efficacy in
many formidable dssases IT, In us soptTngn pofen1J
10 reduce subdue L. Illumination, which Is the exciung
and p-rmanel THIS removed the functions oil nature
healthy action snd sp-edy cure 10 IN. !esn!t
Ths purely vegetable and alnouRh powerful
yes mild IN lis operations commencing soothng nnoenee
wherever applied IL may % adm ni'tsred with perfect
safety In any stage OF health from tho infant 10 the most
aged person 1t will its efficacy in all climates. and
aSy period ofme gLmpstred Every family and The crows
OF shps should be- furnIshcd with this Ointment
Good compe=n snd responsible agents arc wanted for
each and every State Union, 10 whom liberal terms
will given None iced apply whousIhe most s,infse
tory Tee,
All applications for agencies or ths Ointment may oe sd
dressed 10 the SUBSCRIBERS 81 heir depot No 20 Cortsnds
New. York ARMSTRONG 4 hURO my1n lneod-
oRARY'S AMBhEINE CREAM.
THIS SUPERIOR COMPOUND Is prepared expressly
70. The of tho ladies, and IL deIsned TO beauty he
skin and give clear complexion. II hss given very gene
raj sAsfaction in Boston, Lowell, Providence ard nkny
E.sern cities And he proprietor has been sfee5
encouraged By tbs inc demand Tor ne NHr.o W
many other s-cons OF country where II hss oeen ou'
recently introduced. ~
tn fragrance worry delightful, leaving bs BALI so'' aHu
smooth ! a..r.,, m
fancy goods throughout the ciiy' DfussnS 40
~ho-.se By he % .% ecs6c X CO
mehiA'- II;hnJ-sIe cent, 81 John ST. New. IIiL
cRARYs AMsRElNE SOAP sa pr .su,lsmsn, asd
.bsviug /, recommended 10 The aitrnnoS -
is L. =, uf-etnred and sold ~ ABOVE uy21 lnsod'
Va M.yd b..
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From Ch.,le.lon by WATER.

BY The arrival yesterday of the Steamer Pal
metto g. hours from Charleston we have The Daily
Evening News o. Friday. The dates from New
Orleans are not later than those received by mail
Yesterday. The News says:
The Revenue Gutter Van buren,, which sailed yester
day srirh sealed orders. supposed the Cult
nile at sncnor 81 the Light struck BY light
mig The tuid passed IT, N the iuretcpuz,t head
dnwu the ioresst driving ID large sptuiess and in
turing IN. require To De r-plscrd by
ure The Gutter returned into h.rbor yesterday nft-r
noon for thA; purpose, much . the dssppon,nrn OF
toe s4Lsn oticers and crew who were hoping by
time TO DC puushiag The deep their the
War TIE energetic measures will however DC
adopted in making the necessary repsrs. and the Van
Suren will Sg-n leave harbor in lew days with
hope Of better luck"
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TwENTY-slATH CONGRESS-. :. FRS, Session
Reported Specially for Tse Mer- York Tribune.
SENATE.

SENa
WASHINGTON. June !, 1876
Mr. DIX presented memorial from citizens of
New York, asking that special mission be ap-
pointed by the United States Government 10 the
countries on the Eastern Continent. with view Of
increasing our commerce with those countries ard
making more sy stema,ic arrangements with them
Tor the purpose. Referred 10 the Committee OF F or
eign Relations.
Mr. SEVER reported bill relative to the govern
ment OF The Indian tribes in Oregon.
Mr.. BREEsE reported bill granting right Of
preem pton 10 certain persons in Wisconsin Terri
Iory
MrD1x, from the Select Committee on the sub,
iect eporteCi the Smithsonian bill from the House
with amendments.
The bill authorizing the appointing OK additional
Pay Masters with the amendments of The House,
was taken up and referred TO the Committee on
Military Affairs.
The senate then took up the bill granting sundry
sections of lands on Pearl river to the Safe of Mis-.
sissippi for the in oruvenent ofsaid river. A warm
di-cu-sion en-ued Mr.. Bsgby opposed the bill -
Mr.. Sp.isht defended and supported the bill Mr.
5 said Pearl river had lis source in Louisiana aud
ran through the principal counties OF Mississippi
MIR. Chalmers also defended tnc OIL he piGlEeu
rs object and the importance oft Mr. Johnson Of
Louisiana also spoke in 'avor othe bill. He thought
the improvemenr would bring money into the Trea-
sury The bill was then LAID aside, and the Oregon
Jurisdiction bill! taken up.
Mr. CAss took the floor and commenced his reply
TO the great speech of Mr.. Benton. ~. c. said it
was his determination remain silent, having as he
admitted spoke enough already, but uss obliged TO
foreeo his reso uton, by the vigorous attack made
By Mr B on he whole war par,y-he is still gong
on as this report closes he has large audience, and
is speaking with ease aud effect
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the HOUSE, Mr. MORSE OF La. introduced Mr.,
Kaufman. one of the members elect from Texas
no was sworn aud took his seat.
The first three days of June were some time ago
set apart for The consideration OF Territorial business
the House accordingly wen, into Committee OF
the w hole Mr. HAMLIN in the Chair, and took up
the bill to appropriate certain lands TO aid in the
s,ruc,ion of road 10 Wisconsin 4 dis ,ussion en-
sued and several amendments were offered. Mr..
McCoSNELL noisy, and offered al amendment
10 appropriate $4,000 10 establish grocery the
Falis OF Niagara; also 1000 to break up the
ming gear OF ruinous and foul Legislation. Noques-
lion vas taken on his amendments, and MIR. Nc
CORNELL turned himself upside down In his chair,
and tried to stop. The discussion is still going on
Mr.. McCLERSASD is speaking as this report closes.
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Mexico.

The Yellow Fever or Vomito which is the name
it is generally known by in Mexico, is said 10 be
prevalent during the whole Of the year. all along
the Atlantic Coast of Mexico bat it RACES With the
greatest virulenca about thirds of this time.
In the rear of Vera Cruz there are large num-
Der of swamps which make this city so unhealthy.
BIT, the Foni,o is DO, the only, nor is it considered
The most fatal of the diseases which prevail there
for in some years there great number OF deaths
from other diseases while in other years. much The
greater number die OF the V0mita. This is sup
posed TO be owing in great degree 10 the greater
or less number of soldiers sent down there during
the most sicLly months Strangers only are subject
10 this disease and such thing as person born in
Vera Cruz being attacked with this disease, is IN
heard OF.
Gen. Waddy Thompson in his Recollec;ions OF
Mexico" JUS, published, writes as follows;
There is no instance OF person born in Vera Cruz
having been attacked by this disease although carried
away esry infancy and not returning until ul grown
have heard statements made upon this SUBJECT ThcA
stranger han tss 1t is not regarded there as by
any means the most dangerous type OF lever Eminent
physicians have even told that Of all he forms oi
lever they regarded the most manageable and least
dangerous If medical aid called for In cue time Ac'
cordus the estimates OF those ros entitled 10 conn
d-nce than five per cent OF those attacked die mis-
does Include the patients IN tne
r the reason that general Of being sent 10 the
spsl erent that msuy are deferred ir1m sppy.
ing for relief until their cases are beyond the reach OF
remedies Some facts came under my observation which
very shske my cou ieDce-never very great
in medical theories The universal treatment OF yellow
fever, By the Vera Cruz physicians Is very simple ana
certainly NOT very unpeassnt tls rothnS more KHAN
cold apple aiuus the stomach and lime juice and
sweet oil nternsly and This prscce Ia general
" successful as give the resut which have stated
hve per cen, OF deaths They say there ,hst csome is
certainly fatal but hear the uber the csomel side OF
the qur,tiGn The prisoners o: the Sauts Re expedition
released the l6,h oil June aud arrived Vera
Cruz IN August where they remained more than
mouth forty fSe OF them attacked by the yellow
fever snd In most malignant form may be well
suppored from their irregular habits and the total dest
tuition OF all the comforts a sick bed They
diIiou and practice 10 give large doses OF
sstonrl-uo, more than one died. certain hs,
4 ain lie one died OF the disease
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School Officers.

The following are the School Officers elected in
this city on Tuesday.
lsr WARD -Commi,sioner Henry Nicon; Inspector,
James Cruikshank Trustees Jas Coney John Chz Nor
rson. Adolphus NieuIn- un, Charles stuart
LID wAKp-Commissicner, Joseph {. Aoerison :
Trustee Jacob Lynn; Inspector, Theodore Kelley
lIlp WARp.-Commi.,ioners. Smith D1atnt"s, jams
G Arg Jr Inspector. Samuel B. Chlds; Trustee J0a"
c DOpnirS
lyrH WARD -Commissloner Edward B Fellows :;
Inspector William o Donuel; Trustees John Essn, Io-
vrH wAKp-Commis,ioner Rober, Pattison In.
spector Sampson Moore: Trustee Jesse Brush.
With wABD.-Comm ssioner, Patrick Kelly; Inspector,
Thomas j. Bar Trustee, Patrick ONe!l.
vlIra wARo-Commis.ioner Jacob A. westervelt :;
Trustees George Gl-zer, Ira Hswey Cornelius Ri'ey
Inspector, William :. Coe.
With WARD -Coinmsslouer, George Paulding; In
spector. john Earle, Trustee, Isaac Phillips,
iXrH WARD -Commi'sioner, To~nsend Harris :;
Trustee, Eimuud Young; Inspector, William oaacS'
ephu.h.
Nth wARp-Commissonsr Jay jarvis; Trustee,
Rno.rt Bai-y; Inspector. Joseph l..acs
NTH WARD -Commis,ioner. Chas J. Dodge To-
sp-.rnr. John Townsend Jr: Trustee Michael fnsian.
NTH WARD COMMISSIONS, Thos. Adds Emuet :
TRUSTEES Thomas Lennon. Thomas oConnor George Now
Ian Inspector. Jeremiah Towle W.
XIIITH Agp-Comuiiss ioneT, Dr. WillaE A W al
tiers. Inspector, Charles D. feld Trustee LEWIS WIKI
ington.
XlvrH WARD Commissioners. john z Gray Inspector,
Cornelius & Archer; I-Iee, Michael Burke.
MYTH WAKp -Commissioner Ih0mos penny; iHsPee-
tor. W,aau, TABOR; Trustee. James Dond!asoa
XyIrH WARD commissioners, Joseph ;. Bos~oTtA'
Geo ge l. aavemayer; ms lecor John Meyer trustees
william Beach Lawrence Daniel GeaTy.
NVIIra wLRp-Commi>soner, John NJ seaman IN
spvctor Th.nAs NJ. Gahagan Trus.e zee, Josephus y
Crane.
yylIIru wAxp-Commissiouers Theodore Sedgwick.
Vim p. Moss; Inspectors Francis + Maroury fredefcS
E wes,brook: Trustees, Thomas Riley, SIN Van WICK
Frederick Memln, Abraham Van Barren, John Aihsiey'
Wings in Itaiic.
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FO6 TIE PILES

,,, u,s EIyCTUARY-An internal remedy 10
q " AZ. Tor he Piles internal or extorral bee6in2
or bind sold gaitoa;, 81 sss ~ zoe f ao
pheor, ssnrI % an o5c- prscco wb-ro PLEA and oil
o,c dises,es arc SUCCESSFULLY ,asisc hetieA Ones
% aousry doom above Spr1g1i mnl7 sinp&H
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IL We understand that !,

u Weunderstsud that letters were received yes
ierday morning by The Hbersa announcing the DEAN d
GAssEvcoAr hELvILLE ESQ late American Secretary OF
Legation at the Court OF ST. James We have not been
aba 70 obtain particulars,
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II Our acknowledgements are due TO Aessrs
HAxSpxs & Co. for foreign papers BY tho Hberria.
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Dr. Tows,RHp-To all whom this may coscera Tbs
10 certify thai my wife used boile o! your saf.ps-
nla previous her conhnensni under s most esfniaE
and delicate circumstances being troubled WIN he aoPy'
awe. ing OF tho feet sfocons and very mach &C.
bated with my permit son, saG The sion Oh
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desired effect only In tho hour, VI ccnnn einen ou
nervous affection gaze way ssooisai5s aesi' ,
her h.,th s now bet,er aa bad besa for long 'e
subscribe Myself your most sssdsn' ,ad is0SEs3n
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Fovief IN Gai,.d Stass, West Indiss and tho
None g-nutn. s1e.pt pc, IN ,s De I%E: SQUARE bottles,
wscn nS s. r TOWNSEND, asd hs pare blown 10 ID.
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Naval Forces In the & uI aud in the Pacific

The New York Herald publishes the following
list, comprising the names of the vessels at pre-.
sent in the Gulf, and abpu, to proceed there:
Squadron in he CUR Of Merico. and far he at
tack on San Juan d UllOa.
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An Armenian, Hogia Menasse, of most rcspoc
table connexions and large property, vas recent
ly rusticaing at Belgrade, the lavorile cuuntr,
residence Of Lady Montague, when, with gun it
hand, lie went in the orchard Of Greek peasant
Here he not only began TO cat the cherries, bu
to break the limbs, to pick the fruit with greater
ease The peasant requested his unin,iled CUES
not to injure his trees, when the Armenian, view
ing the request of 50 humble an individual as ar
insult, gave him in return volcy Of Vulgar
abuse. The peasant retoited in similar abuse
when Hogia shnt him dead. The news Of til.
spread like wildGre; the villagers rushed to ID,
spot, aud fell with clubs upon the Armenian, an
hut for the interference OF the authorities would
have killed him. ere they secured him in the vii
lage prison. Here again the peasanry attack cd
the place, when the military arrived, who con,
veyed Hogia TO Cons,an,inople, loaded with
chains. According to the Koran, the heirs o
the dead man may demand his blood or his mo.
ncy; and it is still question what will be done
with the assassin. This atlir is making grea,
noise AZ SunslantlDOple.
Steam navigation in the Black sea has incrcas.
much within the last few wears. Eight years
ago the Austrian company OF the Danube aston
shed the natives of rrchisond with the first sigh,
of a steamboat, which was intended to establish
direct relations between the numerous inhabitanl,
on the borders of the Black sea and III, c,piia nj
the OGomon empire This enterprise did no,
meet with much encouragement, but the compa
ny perscvercd, its vessels re-appeared at stated
times, and the Greek AMI Armenian populations
rs well as those NJ hnatnlia, at length venturcd
to trust themselves and their property on board
the frc-ships," as they were then called, and
shortly after the Mussulman population oll,wcd
their example. Now there are three companies
whose vessels ply on this line; the Austrian, an
Armenian company formed at Consnnlinople
and third composed OF English capitalists. Tie
latter running in opposition to the former, sends
fine steamer every week from Trrbisond TO
Malta, touching at C0ns,nntnople, Smyrna and
Syria. The passage from Trehsoud To Malta is
made Ia Ia DAVIS AMI the number " passengers
carried each voyage is seldom under four bum
drrl Nov there are thirty steamers regularly
n Ialinn the Black sea /; and when they are
p,lrrrI, auzrd the tour Of this season may
NE made 900 .ix weeks, including fifteen days pass.
ct ip cuiraptluc at Odessa.
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THE FREE TRADER.
OTrAWA,aiI., Friday, August a, 1915
Tariff Of ,ss. and 1916 Compared.

A comparison of the rates of duties upon some
Of the articles actually paid under the tariff Of
ls42. and to be levied on the same by the tariff to
come into operai December lst, 1916.
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DIR. Horace IL. BasfOrd,

HAVING located at VermIlIonvlllc, oilers his
Ill professional service to the public; aud feels
a confidence from his long practice in Michigan
aud Illinois. in being able to Gender satisfactory
services To ,hasc who may favor him with call
Ottawa, July 10, 1916
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npmch 'ly says there are three things indls.
reusiaiG to tranquility ~ thesc times; namely.
to owe nothing,owu nothing. and know nothing
---------------
broker Ia IS st,u, Nh, had house tu sell
carried "brick IN his hat" as a sample off.
--------
Alta theatrical performance, the house was 50
crowded tina, the audieacr had IN laugh pop,n.
dcu'riy, there being no medium rpr lateral
cachnaion.
some persons toll all their hvrs and refuse
The cnjoyments which can only be rclishej when
life is in its prime. that they may be rich when
the power Of enjoyment is over.
The brig lelTtrsan, witch arrived at New Or.
leans on the 10Th, says the Times. from Martin.
ique, reports that, when Off Cape Antonia, she
was chased for about twelve or fifteen hours by
suspicious looking vessels.
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BY WIN. OSMAN & co.
Il Ii f + II f f II II A DE Il
Published WEEKLY ny
WIN. OS M AN 81 co.

Secon story, North ead of Red,iick' $
new brick bbck, on lie pujHc square.
TERMS.
Two D'LLAns per annum, if paid in advance
Two D,LL,Rs Avn rIFrY CENTS If paid within
six min,hs; aud TnRr9 DJLLAns il delayed
until the end of the year
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the first insertion, and % cents for each suhsc-
Iuent insertion. liberal discount allowed to
those who advertise Ivy the year.
uPNo paper discontinued until all arrcaruges
are paid, unless at the option Of the Editors.
uJ Communications, to in.urc insertion, must
always be free Of posiags, and accompanied with
the authors name.
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Resi- lent Dentist,

Resilient Dentist,
Offers his Professional services to the citizens Of
Ottawa aud vicinity.
TEETH inserted upon gold or silver plate
upon pivot, etc, so asst answer all purposes OF
mastication. Decayed Teeth filled with gold
silver or tin foil. Tnoth.achc cured without
sing pain, which enables him to save many
eath that woull otherwise have to be extract.
ID Ir All operations to prove successful, OF
no pay. Charges moderate. Office OH La
sale street, east of the Court house.
Juue 81. lSl5. ~
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returned in company with Mr.. B..
They design to do "a considerable
quantity Of counting between this
time and next spring, and then re-
turn with their wives" Mr.. Bulk
ley is decidedly of opinion that Ore
gon is no place for Bachelors.
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Dig ellug, says the American Flag, seems to
bc qt'e fashionable amusement in Maamoros
as yuu may nightly see squads of from ten 10
twenty p,radiug the streets. armed with bricks
aud pistols. dealing death to every unfortunate
cur tina, comes within their reach.
Ruling passion strong in the evenings
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-08-14

The Postmaster General is contemplating a
change in the dead letter department. SO ms to
initiate the English system If returning to the
writers oil letters Of business, whether they con-
tain money or not