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70 r. BOPE. sseret,rv ,Ntf,.
TO wo9LLEN 9o0Ps MERCHANTS 1R
CLOTHS. cA i; MEsEeN AND G s3frlsErs RE
xss ss,s
saG sIsSs a. r"S g S. .an'''
MEEN FUN! MEEN FUNM MEEN FUNM
THE GELEBRATGD Chinese Skin Powder PssTopi.ed
several and Europe isdie. Of III:
osSs CO. 5ss s Wall
ID s OH Ss
salue 9rte harmless in their nature that those with the
% %S:iS S.f''s vital
sndsney Of The skim. and d d
0,f;sS had ~Sos.s1s s&s mpo1ss HOBBS Goa
"msr. IN New YORK and in ali the principal cite.
United States in boIes-price IS and IS .25 im.r
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
THC EGEf2Ss yfI T piGzxi shf'
Hs best; The very best % ens S 10 v
the hair or whi.Ees in few minutes without
nor 70 siuIs the health Of the hair
Be certain and ask for jules Haus Liquid Hair as all
ss brown % ask for box mark
hass to the
n
Gs:sSsm 81 Eao. Aas Ss
T. Asu Lafayette bazaar Of Liberty and Broad
ted States s2a imsr
TOILET SOAPS AND PEkFUMEKY.
Soap Family Soaps. highly scented Toilet Soap. Co.
and at he
examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
,m 70 C0urti1 g1HMs6N. yRooM FOWLER
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IMPOK1ANI TO HE IHDIEo.
lust received from Auction, and offered at 20 per be-
- low Importers prices -
300 Tambour tucked Dresses. 90
$50 do very fine do ,.......................50 90
400 Neapotan Lace worked dc. s. 90
100 Riviere Embroidered. 90
90 Needle worked, 1.-TWO rows) .................7 90
rs do do three rows) o 90
usual price 50
few very splendid Lace Dresses, from. 90
Do do nounecd, from SIS to-. IS 90
Berthe. c.H.. =. sSl,.: rrln's n;sdlswo.i Ssp.. Col
'' ssTs " Yss,.sw.,
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M AKklED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH 20 Intcrcss
lvl them by perusing Moral Physiology, written BY the
Hon. d. Owen with additions and alterations by n 0lo,
NJ D. Were this book carefully read by every married
person. and its advice strictly followed are persuaded
that different of society from the would exist
The of poverty and the prospect of large family OF
children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
here work that will tell you important secret: which
For by Zeiber Co. Of Chestnut and Sd streets
strest New York OBJ lm~r
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DR. JOHNSON, Duane street, near Chatham street, -
lone the Oldest and most experienced Medical and sur
gica the city of New York IN the treatment
Of certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor Is estab
lshed for years and during that time ns
treated 10 600 OF venera mercural and
other delicate complaints The Doctors reputation fer skill
No matter how long YOU may have rse .trc.
the head and bones of the legs, WILL and If
your durable Constitutional weakness, sometimes
duged in BY young Many untoItunats victim Of
Dyspepsa weakness of the limbs and small Of the back
confusion Of intellect orgetfuness paton OF the heart,
He in every case Or charge Mild and re-
S. for advice attended o DR.. JOHNSONis regularly
Al Id PhysicIaM and Surgeon % lmhr
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TIFF rflsoON INSUkhNCN COMfANI,
OyvrcR No. - WALL ST., oPPosirB rassMERcnAHrS
ExCaAy0E.
VHIS Company continues against loss damage
By Fire dwelling houses, warehouses. buildings 60
neral goods wares and merchandise and description
property also against loss damage BY inland n
vigaton and transportatleq:
Thomas W. Thons Elisha Riggs,
Thomas 4. Woodruff, Arson Baker,
II L. Robson, M II, Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James 4. Holmes,
John II. Dawson, John L. More,
John H. Lee, William X. Thorn,
Caleb O. Tunis, Thomas MorreL,
Hranciff. Sage, Eugene Bogart,
JOIN. C. Merritt, Robert smith:
THOMAS w. THORNE, President
HOPE Sacretpyv tive
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ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
OFa eyre performed by Dr. UpHAM's PILE ELkCTU

ROCHESTER, Sept a, 1916.
Messrs Post Wis-Gents II is with ordinary eel
ngs pleasure that enab to inform ofthe care
have BIZ the of Dr. Upnams Vegetable Pile
Eectuary, which Obtained from of Piles with
which have afflicted My suHerngs have been almost
by those who have experienced like Affections.
Having been long vnd sorely afflicted induced to
address you, that through you may make known my
friends neghbors the truly wonderful virtues Of Dr. Up
hams Eecuary, which shall hereafter keep hand,
find beneficial in other respects removing obstinate cos
morb the stomach and bowels
and to purify the bood-thus emoung the Of Piles
whsp speedy must follow. -
needless add that, previous to obtaining the Elec
tuary of had consulted Of best
bur little benefit Should you know of malignant
Piles please refer them residence In the town OF
Gates where shall be pleased give them much
ticula information than able this
JOSHUA BEAMAN.
70 Sold wholesale and retail by the proprietor, 1876 Bowe
~; WYATT KETCHAM, i21 Fulton street, New Ysrk,
Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn. Price 81. SO Imsrh
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i fooR THE' siTPfREssI3N o. sACKERY-TS:
Members Of the New York College Of Medicine eS and
s: &
60 Ss 70
cation the College the first Of those diseases
One Of the members the College, many years con
s .d s oS s
II r.
il S ss e %.a
to with ii
time Of .racion and trsas%es received elsewhere
any, and enclosing s. pqspss'd iiadHxT6soN ND
IS Nassau street. New York.
vELPEAU's sPECIFIC FILLS.
and al the arsRrs
These P. 4: result Of twenty year, nc IN The
Isis:.ST v.Pfsa = !. nlsIs remedy
b1sss s with The stomach Or On
Medicine and 81 the cry New YS
By secret Indulgence or excess Of any kind an nvsua
BILE remedy for impotence sterity, or barrenness unless
Single Bottles 81 esch of hafa dozen IS; carefully
packed, and sent to all parts 9th unon
RECORDS ALTEnAT'vE MIXTURE.
EOR the permanent Of prlma c- secondary syphs
or .
Ali persons suspectng remaining their
should this powerful purifier without delay as no
person CONSIDER himself sale after having the yenere
disease without thoroughly cleansing the system with this
justly celebrated nlterative. -
Sold h single bottles at 81 each OF half dozen
for ST. carefully packed and sent TO all psrs OF the Union
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sARsAfARILLA
GENTIAN AND SASAFRAS,
DREPARED BY the New York College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy established for the suppression OF quackery
This refined and highly concentrated extract all
the purifying ualities OF the above
herbs confidently recommended by the College as superior
10 anv extract OF Sarsaparla before the public
and he relied on as remedy for all diseases
ing an imuure state the blood such scroula and
rheum ring worm botches pimples ulcers pain
the bones or joints nodes cuaneous erupous liberated
throat or any disease lou inc enee"
Soia ~ s,npie bottIes at rs cent?
in cases ofhalfa dozen bottles 835
dozen $500
Cases forwarded TO all parts Of the Unicn.
N B-A liberal discount Wholesale purchassrSi
Once open from A. NJ to sP. VI.
VS. RICHARDSON, M. d.
Shw IS Nassau street. New York
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RATCRELOR'S new invented Wigs and Scaps, made OF
ID the natural curl har and adapted in the easy
to peculiar style Of each individual They
entirely invention, doing away with all the vexaous
difficulties long expereseed by those who wear wigs
The public invited to inspecta large and well selected
stock containing variety OF size and coior they wall
VIM. BACHELOR, inventor and only manufacturer,
Wall street, Broadway Removed from ls5 broadway
Please to copy tho address OH m.rc
and the men that with the EaeTsds.
AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR PILES
DR. UPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY-ls an
- efectual for this distressing malady saown
mistake about It's at once safe and efcacous and
pleasant action No fear OF taking cold while under its
influence change diet necessary taken according
to directions cure for life II guaranteed 49,
pnetor agents performed by this medicine Of
TO- &C. and 30 standing Sold wholesale and retail by
the proprietor, 1876 Bowery; WYATT x kETCHAM, III
Fulton N " Brooklyn G. Stearn. 1874 Fulton st 4.
Maoon cor MYRTLE Avenue and Fear Price 81 s2s IN RI
nUACKERY IN NEW YORK.-Dr. COOPER, "A Duane
&sr.et Chatham street, wishes strangers and citi
victims OF the imposition of quacks to
peruse the following letter s.
Dr.. CooPER-SIR--Last July contracted disease, and
Immediately applied Doctor who promise to in
week continued with HIM MONTHS and gradually
getting tried after another all the adverzing
DOCTORS and each positively length
thar the object OF these and they
doctors concluded the hospital, where
the doctors kept under Of for weeks
My throat and liberated pains in JOINTS and
doctors considered dangerous to more medl.
cine, advised southern climate left the hospital and
by the advice of several friends placed myself under your
the lat Of January last; The result s told am
% imsr THOs GREEN Brickayer. Harlem.
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NO CURE NO PAY.

IL ~ DCANE street, NlcWoer OF .soyaA
~ College OF Surgeons London may be consulted ~ .ne
Of delicate diseases practce oil Jour
teen years devoted veneeal diseases ensbes Dr. TO
the form OF this disease. Recent cases cured IN
four days No Mercury used Structures cured IN one OF
weeks without any pain. Constitutional debllty.-
Those individuals who have INDUCED certain loathsme
habit positively beresored health and society DrC.
has removed his office nsnuated by certain mush-
Dentist Remember 10 Duane street. next door 70 Dr.
Johnsons NJ lm"r
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happy SisS y
They free and approximation and require
confinement single box will cure the most obstinate
q. . ssF s,s. &c. Pearl f. E:nl
~, a sUPJECT DEEPLY INTERESTING
Except SunSay for con.utaon upon any the disorders
e in s 7
S , Sssi
se
IF as 0p
:sa n Of 'sS % ns s'
Stone which whoever consult him, will receive
As %S. es t" "s FROM S iii
should devote his disease: WHICH Of every
ely M ana DC
on the mind a. Wen body dep!oIsd but q
as:soy The hs%is
msns in the Constitution to show themselves
way than in their effects po:tenty;
has nothing
Ss 1St S $ S ss
remedies. good such the various symptoms which
one
@ good in b ssSo1 .. az
these those who apply to him Fe instance some
e
their complaints neither the other but totally
different and innocent disorders.
But the which painfully harrass the mind
and afford the finest field Tor knevery that of Strc-
Here the poor patient pays for pills Drops month
month. Sometimes the gleet attending this disorder
might subsde disappear while generally to return again
on slight whether the discharge
he the better of Now real physician
knows that all the physc the world would
structure and YET understood it easily
and speedily be removed. To every Of common pru-
dence, therefore, he would say these remark. are
just, land he appeal TO the most eminent phys
eian. in the city for their TRUTH how Important that
and talent he about to trust in such
state, generally accomplished in very little time, and
late years the Of this complaint In
Decd the hands of and experienced the
of Structure is accomplished in many days formerly
demanded months Many consult the writer who
business this city FOR short time only but return
perfectly cured though has been Of trouble and
anxiety years To those who leave their
who afford personal treatment, the writer furnishes
his peculiar and successful means OF and which,
being enclosed in little mahogany chest (price $o) can be
safely any direction.
S-Aware Of the general opin entertained of those
who obtrude their skill the public In these dis
eases, (mupdes Of whom seen IN every paper) he
formerly felt it incumbent to give statement of his
medical qualifications and ADVANTAGES and presented several
eminent names and references The neees.ty for this
longer exists and 70 rank the pe,en,ons
tender ga lmsue
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CHEAPEST AND BEST INSTRUCTION
IN WRITING.

N BNI5IOW fespectfuIIy hnnouncea MS fetufn 10
V1 New York. and the re-openng Of his Academy for
Day and Evening Pupils, at
No 900 Broad,oay, corner Of Duane street.
Superior and Elegant System Of Writing taught with
siny and One Course Of easy Lessons by MIR.
BrIstow.
By this system Ladies taught handsome deli
and fashionable hand truly elegant adyke Gen
emen acquire bold manly and expeditions sylc suitable
for every occupation Of feno how bad, ieg bic,
eramped OF defective the writing may be.
u Strangers Whiting New York can obtain the system
in three days. o2s eodimsrrc
STRAW BOARDS
V'EN TONS Straw Boards, superior quality jua receive
i an for sale BY PERSsE BROOKS,
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DKANDY--Just received per French brig Aryede
ID Bannemout 4 Becker Brandy, under Custom House
LAWRENCE, MYERS & Co.
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THE ONLY sECqRE!TY AGAlNsT oUAAGyKIsEIRNY, I,

TTNHE ONLY SECUHEtTH A0AlNST QUACkENY
i HUNTERIAN DIsrENsARY, tNo. DIVISION
established A. d. 1885, the present proprietor
for the successful of scroua deases
the urehra kidneys, etc., nervous debility, mercurial
diseases seminal weakness gravel nodes carries, rheuma
tism ulcers Of sotu. tonss throat, and limbs
syphilitie Irets inamed eyes, impotence gradual
wasting power, Of life, night .wsst. swelling
OF the joints BY mercury and unw,e treated Sc
diseases. and ali secret diseases whether mild or
yirulent; and from rience that very seldom
fails the lot Of any one physician he i enabled
cases Of above mentioned diseases The sic ed should
remember that this the only place in the where the
celebrated Dr. Hunters Red Drop can be obtained; med
never known fail in curing the forms Of
secret diseases The dpensaIy arranged that the
calling will one but the doctor himself who !, in
attendance in his private ready and willing
render relief to all who may give him call Of
voluntary OF OF which
astonishing record for inspection
the Dispensay all of which cured by this incidence
Price One Dollar per vial, which il warranted in all
cases charge Structures cured in weeks as it
has bee year. standing without pain nconv enience
This medicine be had genuine in Boston, o2s imsr
M EDICAL AID.-DR GREGORY is consulted as usual
M in all diseases of decste complicated nature. He
regular Physician and Surgeon thoroughly educated
the principles practice Of curing the diseases incident
his native country with an eIperence OF nearly 80 year,
His residence aud Offices at No Roosevelt one door from
Chatham street. OF Im-rc
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COUGHS, COUGHS, COUGHS.

COOGHS, COOG1o, COUCuo.
CORBYN'S COUGH LOZENGES-This popular RENE
cure of coughs colds hoarseness irritation Of the lungs
shortness BREATH asthma, consumption &C. This 10 not
like many preparations, merely to please tho palate
dtresnng symptoms which but too Of
prove when neglected. many thousands testify
who have experienced their happy and :ausfy effects ma
They promo.e free and easy and require
confinement single box will cure the most obstinate
cough that existed.
For sale by g. COLBY chemist &c., ISL Pearl st. Frank
lin sounre agent for the United States. o24 msr
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED,
TNHE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by the College

Prepared by COIIexe OF
Medicine and Pharmacy Of the City Of New York, y
confidently recommended for all Of debility produced
BY Indulgence Of any kind 1t invaua
bic remedy for impotence stey, barrenness uness
depending maIfomation. -
Single bottles 81 each of dozen IS; carefully
packed, and sent to all parts ofths Union.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-09

The Seminole hidiaas, we learn from the
Van Buren (Ark.) InieEgencer, are well plea
with the country they have lately removed to,
and are clearing large farms ready for cultiva
ton in the ensuing summer.
A young man named PLANTS. living near
Boonsboro~gh, Nd, had part Of his hand
blown of, on the 25th uli., by the accidental
discharge Of gun.
Efforts are making to divide tha territory Of
fora, so as 70 form two States
An election was held on the Sis; alt, in three
Of the Election Districts q Frederick County,
Md, to iIl the vacancy IN the L-vy Court Dc.
casioned BY the death If Daniel DUAL, Esq,
which resulted IN the choice Of Otto Thomas,
Esq, Wing, by I25 votes This IS a gain
last year the Wing majority IN those three dis
tncts was III.
The terms ofservice Of SeRators T!oustou and
Rusk, Of Texas, were baloted for in the Sen
ate on the 30sh ult, and resulted in emitting
Houston to his seat to March 4, 1917, and
Rusk to March 1, 1851.
We learn from the Wiliamsport Times,
that the very handsome and valuable former
residence Of the Hon. inc. Baclman. decd,
about two miles from Williainspor,, Washing
ton County, sid, was burned 10 the ground
the Sd INST. between 2 and 8 o'clock, p. NJ.
Nearly all the furniture was saved. The FIRE
originated from the burning Of a chimney
which communicated with the root.
A New York paper says it is computed that
one million passengers annually pass up and
down The Hudson river.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-09

NrTORII1II.s MEETING.

The friends Of Confessional EaroN are
reagc~tad 90 bear IN mind thai on londaYuegt
q meeting win be held at the Couut-HoGse.-
it * 10 be hoped that all who are hearty and
sincere m the cause who value the blessings
ofpolitcal Eberty and sound Republican gov
ernment, w.l be present upon thai occasion
To give weight and influence to the vigorous
and decided movements that will be proposed,
90 advance the triumph Of Reform throughout
!ha State.
Tie purpose o. that Meeting is. as we are
authorised 10 say, to accomplish a thorough
organiza,ion OF The friends Of Reform IN this
County TO establish standing committees o.
CORRESPONDENCE to confer with our friends
throughout the Commonwealth TO eAec'
harmony. unanimity and energy Of acton
throughout the " est;-and in fine, 70 adopl
such measures as viii keep the public mind
continually alive to this important subject I'm
I'll the present unequal and odlQus system o.
government is ovcrthrown. and one subStitu-
ia IN lis place, better suited to the wants anC
10 the iustdemands ola FREE PEoPLE.
Wing Friends Of Reform Democratic
Friends Of Reform let no sly or false repre-
sentation Of the object and purpose Of Thu
meeting deter YOU from being present It ha
no object IN uje,c, but TO advance that GREN
CArsr IL vhjchwe all feel sodcep an interest
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-09
EHNnH IaLAAD ELECTinN.

The annual election ia Rhode Island lor
o}o choice q Governor, Lieutenant Governor
AMI Members 81 the Legislature, took place n
tho lst inst Thuewera three candidates ar
Govemor-Ewoa pimp, 'ho claw and 0r-
Dc. Iaalila'e," f'aay Jackson, fhe ''Lih-ra-
ten (Uou'e) Candidate = and Edrard lar
ms, Abolition Candidate" The contest.
JAZZ trsrau Diman and ,Iael-oa--bgt 'ha
votes iatwerc thrown away by the Abo..aua.
is defeated the election Of Governor bg The
7=cF.e Nevertheless, lhe claw and Order
Fasiy" have ercurl q majority Of e'uos, Two
TO one Ia BIB branches The Lcs.s.atac, en-
whom will uow deyolrc die duty ofmasin- a
choice, when ,asy shalassemb,e ID ihe begn-
mig Of nsHt morh. This ensures the entire
success Of aH tae candidates Of de Law and
Order PasV ar ,he state Offices. Jhe Leg
is'ajure wLla.so heveueIaa Y. $ Sorator
Both the Cga''H~ fr Governor, Dimaaa
jackson. are Nh.es
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-04-09
Mr.. SnuTHAII.,S SPEECH.

We comply with the request Of an "Anti-
Conyentionist," and insert such extracts from
this gentleman's speech rs be wishes to haze
laid before the People Of this County. We
are glad to see our opponents atlength enbol-
dened to enter the fed Of argument-eyen if it
il hy the aid oFtFe borrowed rhetoric Of the
delegate from Aibemarle. Mr. southall is a
great mama very great man, but Ike ether
very great men, his opinions seem to hang
very loosely about him. a few years ago he
was 40 ardent and very decided 'si.ile basis
Coagentonraan. No doubt he then spoke
and wrote very eioquenly m defence ofthe irue
principles Of Popular Government We should
be pleased il he would furnish US with some Of
Ills addresses Of that period We should like
to contrast the feryid and generous glow which
then animated his efforts as one Of the Cham
pions Of Popular Rights. with the srainedand
subimated subtcty which now seeks to give
to error the plausible aspect Of patriotism and
truth. Men do not always advance in wis
dom as they grow in years IF time enlar-
ges the bounds Of experiences it also impalrs
The MODEST sensibiIites Of the heart, and scat
ters Ear aud wide crabid disirust Of our spe-
cios. There is a vast deal Of profound phios-
ophY in that remark attributed to John GUN
eY Adams, that men are naturally Democrats
their youth and Federalists in their old
age.
We shall offer no comments on his argu-
nenf-wc sdati leaYe that in the hands Of those
who may address the Reform Meeting on
Monday. if theY shall deem his positions wor-
INV aG RECITATION and evp0sure
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Foreign News
LATEie PROM rUNOrN.


( The packet ship Yorkshire has arrived Q
New York FROM Liverpool, with dates TO th'
9Th ulumo
The Switzerland had arrived ont with t5s
Oregon notice resolutions. that had passed I'd.
House Of Representatives. They increased
the war feeling IN London.
The English aud French funds were depr'
sed in consequence Of the news from ule l.
States.
The relations between England and ihe
niied States mad increased the bulk Of the DE-
patches for the Governor General Of CaGaa.
and also for the Governors Oft the other Nsc
American provinces, which were sent % &C
the 81 ultimo, from the Colon al office.
The cotton market had slightly improved
No change in the grain market
Mr.. McLanc. the American Minister, haa
been preve- TED Iom dining AT Sir EoNn
Peefs, N consequence Of continued lndspo'i
uon.
The London Times Of March 4th, says
"The news from America, published this NOR
mag, took the city completely by surprise
and produced fall Of almost ! per cent ID
Cousols, from which they bu, slightly recoi-
cred al all ia the course Of the day. The clos
inc price of Yesterday for the Account was
o65 10 o., and the concluding price Of to-day
95s to !, but they We're done at 95s. lhs
most anxious question discussed here to-Ga'
has turned upon what course IS likely to be a.
ken By cur government, should the notice p
eLandon the Oregon territory be actually gi'
en--that Is, whether such notion woul g
followed BY an immediate hostile manles@
ton, or whether that would BE- reserved tli lAs
twelve months had expired. From the obsei.
vadons that have cropped from Sir iooe'
Peel, il is enormously inferred that, IN hove
er courteous a manner this notice mighi 4
conveyed, it would be Immediately resenles
and therefore the feeling which the news Ae
produced was, on the whole, very uns''
one"
The London Chronicle srys, at pTesenlr.
is, perhaps, sufficient to infer that arbiIraa...
is extremely improbable, and the PreslasJ.
persists in a war policy--two facts Of WI
the signiicancy IS selt-eyident"
In the House Of Commons on the "a "
liant, motion was made, and the quesug~-
proposed, "That in leu Of the duties nge
payable on the importation Of corn, g,sp
meal or -four, there shall be paid, un'l - 81
first day Of February, 1919, tie following N
ties Amendment pfoposef, 70 leave o1' y
words "in lieu off, in order to insert the Woi-,
q all duties on imported corn do now ca
and determine, (" instead thereof: Question y,
.SThat the words proposed 70 be leil oui ~, ~
BART Of the question" The COMMITTEE g.r
ded. The gallery was then cleared ior u.
sion. There Appreciation the aalendinsH'
Is Against il, 265--Majority, ~.
The news thus brought ouly increaseS ~
anxiety 10 receive later advices from hns'Ai
-,4brradiir Gasctie