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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.

READ THIS
From hc Inrenfor himself 10 The present Proprietor.
I)ARtS, November 4, 1SiO--In consideration OF the
l. sum OF $1,000, have divulgcd to Mr. Tr Jones
residing in the city OF New York, N. A.. the whole
process o manufacturing, together with statement OF
the ingredients composing my Italian Chemical Soap
lie is to manufacture il for sale in the United States
only and to have the privilege Of naming t"JONESS
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP"
tSigned) ANTOO VESPRINI.
Witness, Henry j. lIodsworh
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after rcadna the above viii doubt The Gunlitics If
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOiP, in cur
ing Emptions, Disbursements frccklcs, Salt Rheum
Scuryy ErsypcIas, Sunburn, Morphew, Tan, yellow
or Crown skin, &c. Should there be such perhaps
the following recommendations, as well as hundreds
from Others may convince them.
From the New Orleans Sentinel
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JNNNIcl0R Al E.rofcr Corner
NO QLACkERN ! No DECEPTION

All phllShcd statements of cures performed BY this
medicine, ar, IN every respect, true.
BEWARE OF CouNTERFErrs AND limitations The nm
paraeled and astonishing efficacy OF DR. Wistars Bn
sam OF Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which il
recommended curing many after the skill of tie
best physicians was ulaSalhng. has effected large
and increasing demand Tor it. This fact has caused
several nnprlncipled countcrtctcrs and imtators to
palm oil spurious mixtures OF similar name aud appear
ance, tor the genuine Balsam
BE careful and get the genuine DE WfSrAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRy. None genuine unless signed
by | BUrTS Address all orders to SETH " fowLg,
Boston Mass, For sale by PECK II SPEAR Bur-
AGENTS.--t;eorge Ayrrs Milton; Bovnton Il Bur.
mt, Ifncs5urgh; Garfield, IiIdlistoa William
Rhoads, hichmoad; II. l.. Camp Store; NJ Wires,
tam"ldge; Curtis 4 Butcher 81 Aibans; :. ? Red
Huntington IergeHRcs; Dr. Russell, lRdd!eJuru-
Sold also by Druggists and Agents generally. 5
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PEARL STREET HOUSE..
SO Peari 81, Ncr- York

w N
t,,;i; erected for the especial accommodation Of
-Ais.A- MERCHANTS, in the very centre of the most
populos business district OF the city, has passed into
the hands of the undersigned who have been engaged
during the last two months in making such additions
and Improvements the former condition of the house
seemed to demand. To those who have hitherto ex-
tended their patronage to this Hotel it must be obvious
crptibIe to Improvement and without entering into
details, they will simply state that where such was ne
ccssnry. neither expense nor labor has been spared
The Dinner hour has been changed from = to
oclock-a Dinner is also served nj O'Clock in the La
dies Ordinary.
With the most careful attention to the comfort o.
visers in every department of the house. the Proprie
tors hope to receive and respectfully solicit liberia
support.
n b. Coach will he found at the princpa
Steamboat Piers to convey passengers to and from
the Hotel
SAMUEL C. BISHOP.
VIM f. LEONARD,
New York July 1916 Sn3
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Persons in purchasing this, must always ask for
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL soar; and
perhaps many who have been cheated with counter
icits vii be tn much Encouragement To Try the genu
Inc, say to such, Try this onoeyou will not re
gret it; but always that the o I. Jones is
on the wrapper,
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-. Il blessing! 4 miracle! A rondcr -,
TO cure Erupons and Disiguremcnts OF the Skin
Plmplcs, Frcckes Sunburn, Salt Rhcum, Scurvy
Sore Heads etc etc etc
-Four years ago last August, the capital of France
was astonshed in consequence OF discovery made by
an Italian Chemist Many doubtcd--i seemed almost
an inpossibty that any thing made by the hands OF
man, could hive such singular powers that claimed
by Antonio Ncsprn for his invention Many classcd
hun and invention as huinbug, land alas many fool
sh persons without trying, do the same dow at length
after testing it in the hospitals the Medical Society
larls, uhc best Chemists in the world delivered tho
following report to Sgnor Nesprn:-
We have now infinitely aud earthly examined thu
singular invention OF Vcsprini. We have Analysed it,
component parts-wc have used it in several cases
and we hesitate not TO pronounce it (the Italian Chcm
cal Soapl great blessing, and truly wonderful
remedy for any buaneous eruption Disagreement o
the skin Its inventor consider the philanthro
pst OF suffering mankind.
(Signct5 LEOPOLD DUPREY, Pres"
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ! HAVE
given my son, WALTER SIMPSON, his time during
the remainder of his minority, | will claim none OF
his wages nor pay any debts Of his contracting after
this date. DANIEL SIMPSON
Burlington, October |, 1916. ltw3
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Opinion Of a Rcgnlar Physiciop.

M, EAclcr, Nc, Sopt. 20. ISl5
WIsTARs BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY TOR disca -, of liz.
Lungs, Tor two years past and many bottles to nv
knowledge have been used hy my patients all with
beneficial results In two cases where it wa. honuht
confined consumption had taken place the Wild Cher
ry effected a cure f. BOYDEN
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CLAPP Il KENT,

Wholesale Dealers in Domestic and Importers of
FOREIGN DRY GOODS
No ~ Cedar and l2s Broadway. New York.
l)LEASED with the result Of their last years adver-
/ tsemcnt, Clapp & Kent again present their Gard
and invite Merchants generally, when laying in sup
plies for Autumn and Winter saesJ to examine their
stock Of Staple Dry Goods
larger assortment lower and more uniform prices
can where be found and buyers will he to meet
with quick sales and handsome profits in return.
New York, Aug. /, 1910. Sin3
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READ THIS.

From the Inventor hinselfto present Proprietor.
Paris, Nor 1, 1910
In consideration of the sum OF S3o00 | have di-
vululged 10 Mr.. Il. JONES, residing in the City of
New York, n A. the whole process OF manufacturing,
together with statement of the ingredients compos-
ing my Italian Chemical Soap. lie is To manufacture
privilege OF naming it JONES ITALIAN CHEM
lCAL SOAP"
Witness, Henry J. IIoldsworth.
(SigncoD ANTONIO VESPRINL
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SoFA.----A first rate fashionable Mahogany hair
- Cloth Spring Bottom Sofa, which viii be sold low.
Enquire At the VARIETY STORE
Burlington, August 26 1916. ME
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(Signcd) LEOPOLD DUPREY, Pres. u

Then the report Of the "Socete dc rInstitutc
OF scientific experiments -
We asionishcd" cxclaims the aged President,
"at this singular preparation - Ncsprinis Chemical
Soap !-Whcrc, indeed. will science stop Here we
have preparation made in the form of beautiful
piece OF soap, which we know by actual practice to
cure every cutancous eruption, every Disagreement of,
and even discoored skin Where will its magic and
singulal power bcase The Negro, the Creole, the
Yellow Race of the East, and the Red Man OF the Far
West, alike under the influence OF its ordinary
powers olblcarng yellow or discolorcd skim and max
ing it white and beautiful AMI of changing the color OF
dark or black. or brown skin (1erc several persons
were brought forward by the President who had used
it, in proof OF his asseriions)
There are probably lew persons of intelligence, who
after reading the above, will doubt the qualities Of
!ones's Italian Chemical Soap in curing Enptions
Dsiignrcmens, Frecklcs, Salt Rheum, Scurvy. Ersyp
elias Sunburn. Morphew, Tan, Yellow or brown skin
&c Should there be such persons, perhaps the follow
Ing recommendation well as hundreds from others
may convince them.
From Tie ~ Y SIM
We make il a rule never to notice advertised ar
ticle but from what have heard from several per
sons respecting the powers OF Joncss Italian Chemca
Soap do not hesitate to pronounce it all it repre-
scnted and can therefore, conscicnously recommend
it TO our readers who afflicted with eruptions
marks or dsigurcmcnts
HARRINGTON BROTHERS,
Only wholesale and rcla agents for VI. and Canada
Churchst., Burlington Vt, July TO- 1916. 5m3
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May IA, 1916.

Ii EANH HARD " ARE. Log and Trace
i l Chains, Wagon and cart boxes anylls, vlses,
spa, es shovcs forks hoes scyt hcs and s'las black.
SIN, his bellows sedge hammers, narrow and broad
axe, auucrs crobars caldron kettles, Wagon aNlcs.
steel spnngs brass kettles, mill and circular saws writ
and cut nails iron and brass wire sheet copper ana
bras. hoop iron sheet lead, sheet zlnc grlnds'one
crauks. oven mouths, pillow castings, etc
'''"' ~ STkONtiS X co
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James Ethan, painter, in Jersey city. was cured
OF carbuncles and pimpes which he was afflicted with
Tor many years by part OF cake OF Jones Italian
Chemical Soap.
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ri, BOOTS 4 SHOES. THr SUBSCRIBER
MERCHANT TAILORS,
WIFE THEIR FRIENDS TO rX,NIv

WTN0 TfNNI IATINlNN,
INVITE THEIR FRIENDS To EXAMINE A
carefully selected assortment of Cloths Cashmere
Ncstngs and Trimmings '''
Among their Cloths may be found s;upcr French
Black Blue Black Brown, Olive, and all the fashion.
able fancy colors
Their assortment OF Cassimcrcs embraces n variety
OF qualities OF PLAIN Fir Black Doe skins and a qren,
variety ct Fashionable Fancy
eI" - rig; and rmhosscd Nclvcts-light and
dark iig Slk-pIain and liz Marsillcs- Nlarseilles
mer wear
- For summer Coats-Cashmcretts Drap de Etc,
Drilling.
Also, Nif- Adiusting StockS-Black. Fancy and
Summer tmyais, Suspcndcrs SHIRTS Bosoms and Col
lars. lic thread silk black, colored and white Md
Gloves. Also, brown and dmh Nclycts aud Scrges.
VI q. RATHBuN,
L. +. WARD
Nav II lSlf
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INFORMATION WANTED, of EDWARD
J. McNORTON, aged II years who left the Parish
OF ! fiauln County Monohan, in Ireland, in May,
la3,-took shipping in Belfast for the u. States lie
has sister, Caharinc, in Burlington VI, with whom
he can communicate by addressing letter To her care
OF John Myers OF Burlington aforesaid l3wi
burlington, VI, Sept 3. 1916.
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ROOK-BINDING. THESuBsCRIBER WOULD

- say To his friends and the public that he still
ries on the Book Binding aud Blank Book making at
his old stand, where he has superior workman and all
work entrusted to his care will be done in good style
and taste Blank Books of the best linen paper made
to order and ruled to any pattern and warranted.
Edges OF books marblcd and gded if desired
STEVENS WOODS
Burlington July g. 1916 Strong's Building
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:. Hc OILY tTnt uItllts IOr tTlt sne OI my artlc
II Vermont aud Canadas, are Harrington Brothers
(Signcd) Il. JONES
5m3 80 Chatham-strect, Wholesale Prophet
The most astounding discovery!
Rnc-i1n.ri Mirr,nl.

A Blessing n Miracle! Wonder To cure Erup-
tons and Disiigurcments oi the Skin, Pimplrs
Frcckles, Sunburn, Salt Rheum Scurvey, Sore
Heads, &c, &c.
FoUR years ago last August, the capital France was
astonishcd in consequence of discovery made by an
Italian Chemist. Many doubtcd--it seemed almost an
imposslby that any thing made by the hands OF man,
could have such singular powers as that claimed by
ANTONIO NESrRINI for his invention. Many casscd
him and his invention a humbug (and, alas many
foolish persons without trying, do the same > at
length after testing it i'll the hospitals the Medical So
ciety Of Paris (thc best chemists in the WORLDLY dcliv
cred the following report 10 Sgnor Nesprinl:
1--WE have now infinitely and carefully examined
the singular invention OF Nesprini. We have anal yzed
its component parts-wc have used it in several cases
and We hesitate not to pronounce it he Italian Chem
zeal Soap great blessing and truly wonderful
remedy Tor any cuaneous eruption Disagreement OF
the skin Its inventor consider the true phanthro-
pst of suffering mankind,
(Sgned) LEOPOLD DUPRAY, Pres"
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(Signed) LEOPOLD DUPRAY, Pres"

Then comes the report OF the 'Societe de Institute
of scientific experiments:
1--WE astoundcd," exclaims the aged president,
Eat this singular cpantion-Vcsprinis Italian Chem
ica Soap, Where, indeed, will science stop! Here
we have preparation made in the form OF beauti
fl piece OF soap which we know BY actual practice TO
every cntaneonS eruption. every Disagreement OF,
and even discolorcd skin! The Negro, the Creole,
the Yellow Race ofthr East, and the Red man OF the
Far West are alike under the influence of its
binary powers of clearing yellow dscolored skin,
and making it white and beautiful and OF changing the
color of dark or black, or brown skin Qlerc several
persons brought forward by the president, who
had used it, in proof OF his asscrtions)
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E'EATHERS. HENs 4 GEESE FEATHERS
4 for sale at all times by
June G. Villas & MOVES.
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PANTS 0iLS DYES, CHEMICALS, TAR,
SPiCi:S AND PERFUliERY, MANUFlC-
IIRERS' ARTICLES, THYME, DRUGS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
227 River.St., Troy. n. y. opposite the Troy
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SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS. Toy
y Books in abnndance-Blank Books, all qualities
Black, blue and red Ink-Iudelnble Ink-Stecl Pens,
and Quills-Lettcr Paper very nce-do. do. cheap
Cap do all prices. A fresh supply for sale by
May &c, 5. WOODS.
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one of the most splendid and general
Stocks in the State. All goods bought and sold
strictly for Cash, and of course Cheap.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of
L Hartford Connecticut, with capital of $3.50 900,
continue insure against losses by fire. the most
reasonable terms. GEO. b. SHAW, Agent.
Burlinuton Feb 6 lSl6
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tARPETS. The SUBSCRIBER HAS JUST RE-

RENOLNING PISTOLS, &c. Half doz fine
~ Revolving Pistols, good assortment of Violins.
fine T. Violin Strings. Fish Hooks, Lines, and u,Ir,l
new Goods just rcccceivcd.
BRlNSNAID & BROTHERS.
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Only wholesale and rclail agents for Vt aud Canada
Chirch-st., Burlington Vt, July 10, 1916. 5m3
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CIRANDOLES AND LAMPS. An additional
VI assortment of Grandoes, and also OF SOLAR lard
and oil Lamps just received.
JuIy2 BRINSNAID e. BROTHERS.
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Nsw HANPsmIas. - The Legislature Of
this State dispatches business with prompt.
itude deserving all praise. We learn from
tho New Hampshire Daily Statesman, tina,
yesterday, convention Of the two branches
was held, and Asa Mcfarland, publisher Of
the Statesman, was elected State printer, by
q majority Of IL votes. tseorgc G. F"ee,
was elected Secretary Of State, James Pc.
verify, Jr., wss elected Treasurer, and Ed.
ward A. Anderson, Comn,issary General.
The Legislature has also elected Joseph
Cillsy, = Sraator 10 Congress. to ill The va
cancy caused by the resignation 0f M. Levi
Woodbury. In the Senate, The vote was
for Ciil-y and for J~nness. In the House
tho whole number II votes was 258; Joseph
Cilley had 1874, B. w. Jenness, l22.
Colonel Joseph CiIlsy. Of nottingham,
Rockingham county, who u chosen by the
Wings and independent Democrats, Sens.
tor TO Congress. from the Granite State. is ,
brother 10 the Representative from Maine
who was killed in duel, some years since
by Mr.. Graves, Of Kentucky. He held TN
rank Of Captain in the les, var with Grea
Britain, and was distinguished for his cour
ago and gallant spirit. He lost an eye in ON
Of the warmly contested battles on the north
ern frontiers. He is . ,nan Of strong mini
and great energy Of character, and Is ereail,
respected for his moral worth.-Journai.
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. = -
some extent enhanced By the fact that A sh~s nsee
tgnton.ih The eon!nit's9 IN ebesvsaneS o. me ssee
6sr cases, have ishsn the testimony wMnov. M":
with him or explanation tom MN IN cnmc!u' .:
they beg permission tnrem.rk that ihsm inveses.D"
has bro eht out facts which ere emoosc ; ~ 'nS s q.
mony) connected with ne ioIesn ,'i;"s III
country, the ,rsc0sme {" NY" P"u" po"tIy .aS's
seem to forbid On ie suG., ny e:meL 0c ;",.
with the Pres'dent o. ,ns Onneo S. !! " 49,
40 fp'Iy ana strongly e"'o'ceu ~ nv" W ~: ess.Se
the present :essonIn answet 70 .eso,,pn =. ,ns
h"nse requesting conn'mc .s.,;.. :. KY
facts that arc embodied IN the 'esmeny taken oy me
c"nnmi,ec, and which, for reasons then assianed ne
declined to communicate o. ma Spuh''c excep, WIN
view n an impeachment and 10 hitnlsh me ntoQs
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OREGON QUESTION.

WASHINGTON. June l0.-Ths Psssldsn,'s
message communicated 10 the Senate to-day,
contains the protocols Of the conferences be.
tween Mr.. Pskenhsm and M. Buchanan. In
reference 10 the Oregon controversy. The
general features are :-,he 49ih parallel
tho Tree navigation Of the Columbia river
during the charter Of the Iindson's B.v
Company, which expires in 1863. and ito re-
charter should one be given-Vancouver'
Island, and common righ, ,hro' the Straits
Of Fucs.
Mr.. Paksnham's power Of settlement IL
conditionsl-if ths Senate will approve ol
il,s proposition 40 j, stands, then he 10 author
is.d 10 60 on and complete a treaty withou,
further instructions from the Home govern.
msnt-if not, and snv important amendment,
ia inserted, il must be referred back again
Great Britain never will cons emf 10 abandon
the Navigation ofthe Columbia river entire.
". From the evidence submitted in the Sen.
ate !. 10 possible she might consent 10 a slip.
ul4,ion Of years ia regard to the possessory
right. The British government takes the
ground that upon consideration Of nationa
pride as we'll rs from good faith towards heI
subjects their improvements cannot be sur
rendered without remuneration.
Il is left optional. however. with the Uni.
tad States to take them at fair valuation
and whenever it may be most acceptable
and convenient. There is letter among the
papers from Mr.. McLane which induced the
authorities hero TO expect more available
terms than, have been submitted. He scent
10 have misapprehehded some points.
The message OF tho President 10 very
characteristic Of the man and Of his courss .,
Executive. II 10 nsi,hrr resolute, patriot,
nor generous in iis ione, and he requires I
constitutional majority Of two.thirds before
aereeine TO enter upon the formation Of Z
treaty. Had he met the responsibility man
fully and boldly there would have been nj
hesitation in the course Of tho Senate. II,
desires TO save himself from accountability
to the western d,vision Of his ,arty-,o pu
the Senate between HIM and harm.
| A counteracting movement was the imme
diste effect Of the detsriion Of this purpose
and some serious difficulties WIRE inierpose,
to giving advice by the very men who woul
he willing 10 vote for treaty upon the sam
basis.
Should the Senate refuse 10 sdvise, III
most slarminp entertainments re visible i
the future. Mr.. Polk has said enough in hi
message TO convince tina, Chamber. that IN
less they pursue this course. no immediate sl
tentative Of adjustment v left op~n.
There are three Wings and ,hrec Demn
erac,s absent, not including M. Cameron
WIN is expected tonight. h-ine the very be.
posture Of affairs for the required vote.
! II il dus 10 Mr. Benton 10 saw, no has ACT
ed with high patriotism is his course to-day
The Senate will eo into Executive sessio
s.morrow at 10 o'clock, and endeavor I
hiring the issue to a close. Should they NJ
succeed, they will cit out on the succeedin
day.
The terms do not embrace any thing III,
has mt at ono time Or o,her. been offered I
Great Britain by the United States.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 10, 1886.

The Wings Of tho Third Congressional
District Of Vermont, sre invited to NEE, in
District Convention, At tho Town Room, in
Burlington. on TUESDAY. tho SEVENTH
DAY OF JULY NEXT. q, 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. to nominate . Candidate to reprrsen,
tho District ia tho Congress Of tho United
States.
HARVEY BELL, J
LYMAN CUMMINGS, Dis,ric,
ORL \NOO rEVENS, Z Commi,,ee
ALBERT c. Blu rLER,
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Navy 10 enter into certain contracts fot the
transportation ofthe u. States malls in ocesn
steamers.
Nj Schenck obtained leave 10 mako q
report ffom the committee appointed 10 IN.
quire how the seal Of confidence Imposed by
law, and heretofore uniformly preserved, nv
relation to the expenditure Of The secret SER.
vice fund.-, cana TO he broken and. how
Charles J. lneersoll ohtSined tho information
IN relation thereto which he had commUnica.
ted 10 the House and to the public. ~ l,s
report 10 very short, and merely recommends
the publication Of the record Of proceedings
Of the COMMITTEES, and MI the tes,imany sken
before them, leaving Il for the House 10 dra v
10 own differences from the facts and adopt
such measures rs II may deem proper. The
testimony compile ely establishes the veraeiiy
Of Mr. Ash,nun, which wss SO insultiduly
called in question BY NJ lngrrsoll some time
since, and tho truth Of the assertion which,
The latter dpnnn,inaied che liz ola coward"
The report and papers were laid on the
table and ordered 10 I've printed.
NJ Andrew Stewart m0Yrd 4 susps rsi0a
Of tho rules I" enable him to in,roducr res
eln,ion to adjourn Congress on the gath Of
'"v: .,
Tue House refused 10 suspend thc ruics
ayes ", NOES S2-npt two thirds.
The iiouse then took up the private cal
endar. and in short time adjourned.
10. n. e'...,. a.,
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