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VOL CARROLLTON OHIO-FRIDAY, MaRCm 49, $40

ReDir,d That when our territory is
thus violated, the ogerdirg State re'uzes
satisfaction and. upon Application to the
Federal Government, Interference AID re-
dress, are neglected OF refused, IL then te-
comes he duty and juf,iIrhI, TO take il in
70 our own hands, and to redress uir
wrongs inflicted upon tAe -oveui isnty Of
the state 10y The power thereof in conior-
NIFTY with international law.
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NAPOLEON BONAPARTE.

Mr.. w. R. Emerson has lately leen lee
turing at Boston, on Bonaparte. The iol
lowing are the concluding passages of tht
Journals report Of the lecture:
Eonaparte exhibited prudence, persona
attention, courage. prompt Invention. and
ineXhaustible resource, in remarkable
degree, and exercised Ills common sense
on all occasions. He was at times 10 oe
sure, not little vain olhis power "a con-
cnsst.. and showed his vanity in the
5"nobty manner with which he treated
III ITp to the lime of Napoleon the belief
ia been general that nothing new in the
.rt of war could be discovered; hut he
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-13

This Institution, located in Trumbull co.
Ohio, has Just published statement OF ito
operations for the past year. The total AZ
mount OF its Improvements and produce
tious or the past year is S1O,228,5li from
which is TO be deducted from losses and IN,
ciden.sl expenses, S3l5,0o--interesi Oil
stock issued al6 per cent, Sse5 25-laxes
s73, ,25-sinking fund for redemption
Of stork, s4l6,a3--leaving a balance 70
ha credited 10 members, as dividends, OF
s7,927, 80. It has just obtained charter
from the legislature.
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GOOD NEWS.

The Liberia Herald states hs, the slavera
at GaIllnss are length forced ingo Taiha
pr unpleasant redjcameni They have
been lately 20 closely watched by the crul'
sers as not 10 he abe TO snip any slaves
since the Ataau,, lelt. The Pd.uxants
cargo of three hundred was ready, las he
Herald State-,) aud had been marched
down to Cane Monnt, somewhere IN the
vicinity Of which they would have been
shipped in two or three days, if she had
notdeen taken. This last hope being cut
off :.seplag. the sl3vers, in despair OF an
opportunity to ship aud unwilling to bear
any longer the expense ofieedng the slaves
amplied their barracoons, and gave away
the slaves, or divided them among the
head men OF the country, 10 labor for them
as an equivalent for their food, with the
promise gwen that they should be prompts
iyycnrned when there was an opportunity
10 ship them.
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THE MORMONS.

These people are on the move. Califor'
nia--not Oregon--is supposed to be their
destination. The Twelve, the Saints, and
the leaders, with some one hundred fami.
lies, have crossed the river. Their plan
is, as we stated some weeks ago--to pro-
ceed TO The base OF the Rocky Mountains
hat--plant spring crop, &c, and prepars
for the reception OF the whole tribe next
fall.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-13

A speculator who buys logely of the pro"
ducers remarked to us that the first thing he
looked for when he went into a mans
house TO purchase, was a newspaper!
he saw none, he was sure of good OAR
rain! Think OF that. No man can cheat
a person who takes papsr.--Ctn' Com.
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SCRAPS FROM PUNCH.

Coughs and CoIds.--The popular adags
il to stuff a cold and starve cough. How
rare ought coughs to be in the warehouses
how scarce colds emong Aldermen
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No rule toGhom an erceptlon.- n.--lo CONE
Iiness of countenance the possession %
nasal organs is essential. how ,opG oeIi'' in vain
the face of naturej and yet we lo0A ~ 'D'"
'or her nose.
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SENATOR coLQUgTT.


one "a we only iud VA tlis country, and IN
particular parts OF il.
lie has been almost every lbing-lgw.
yer, divine, iaud.jOblpr, planter politician
and whatever he turns his attention 10,
be manilests a shrewdupS.. aud thorough
common sense acton, thrt is sure to com-
maud success. lie has had no education,
in the ordinary acceplalon Of that " ord.
The world was and ls his school; man his
book. And caring little o. nothing about
manuer, aud less about words, Boz heats
away 1t a subject, now with bis fists,
now with his words, at one time dealing
in Rough satire, az another in broad huuor,
unliI the hegrer forgetting his coar-eness,
and lack Of polish, listens to him with az
much cagegness as to any speaker. No
man, indeed, wiclds more influence with
his parry in Georgia, than Mr.. q.
And hp is wilh1I thorough bred poiti-
clan. i,r takes bis stand boldly, q wot-
through all difficulties thick - they may .p
around him lie dghiS for ,hc party ke a
soldier oi veteran sklll-uevef in passion
-a"vcr in hurry---Hut alwavs rool, aud
really, and At his post, whalt ger may he
the duty b" is called upon to perform,
lie did Mr., Van buren more service IN
Georgia than a troop oil his well bred
educated Co-laborers, and he performed
the same service Tor hr. Pok. We ieII
curious, therefore, as well as anxious, 10
Know what course he would pursue On Ia"
Oregon qHcsto1-slnce II would ie indie
atve ot the feeling, as well as tn!ule ac-
ton OF the "aniI-Calhoun democracy o.
the south
Wt'l-on The I'm, Nr, Co'qnit poured
ont his hroads'de. Ihe IeILer w!lerS Ia"%h
over his new woris' ana make nm at
ms queer Phrases, lh'y doat kao"
what "innk means and thi"k Surh *
pres~'on. a'"l dId love game low a..
my me- I'VE oethghl the Jc"s, ana
""oo'ea-hPaacu "oouieS, "hsu'ied 70 th'
9eha" Oh"h'er' "' 'i''~ tnoE w. hu'
'l' mann pa'hi--'he 'ho"efa'ioA--'he P. ace
Th PCt--o' 'nF Nt''I'o'' '"'l o't''uN
'r' - In'"' spec" m uLE'.I IL, l'o-'3''o"
,'',io fT!''''ilVi,' ''' T.',, u, '',','s'
AZ" u, 10 '''' ''r'i ~" Wv '.''.'''''
'lg VI, j'"'ato' - WIFI 'i''s ~ i.''~' ~
w ~ y"
c "'"'' "'' ''' '.' |'','I.'''''s.'' ~, ''-
'''E 1t" e",''I' I,'"' '''''. '',y '"'.''"'
;! "'ly "e I'''''' u! "'-,''''''".'' y, :" - y"
IIe7''NV ''1 P'"'V " u",n n',''''''
mere "oU'u W y" n'G5SH,t! '"r Su.'i al
"o,'''n' ,: WIZ II 10. ,"' 'T ~, n,St,'' M ,S
"o''h nave '!N'n p''c', ;, ''" '"' me ''"'
E"aSt ~ Wn,y' . S'''',, yt, ''''S Ip',S ",.',E
"" nG'' ''''"'E,."in "'' ,'p :, 1''','''
an" 0''S''S7 sI'',l ''"Ne SUI" " ~ '',' 'p'
He'ung an" ,''"""S P"'''o', y, we 'o"'',
try '''t ''ey nave eA''lTS II y" 'u p',L'l m "'!u
noLofo',' 'sanS 10 SslW' ,, 'l'S ~ ~To,'Iov,.Sy;
Il war Sl'a! ] come It W'.l , u ~ '',u1i"oS o.
SWORDS %'"W' ny "'' l''eiSr" PeoPl7' I'T,
UY 20 "Su' we o''',''''S''"''ol '''"u5" all
me horrors ana I"lNhrTs VI war ,..-
MI = IrT''o was !" I'P'l I" 2P"t'"'I
ade" ana Th iiainra"n i,; ~, ne Nv '','I ,,a,"
''P7, Inc l''","''a o''I''o' a. '''''" W. w
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cyy5ons flcl--You never called 10
-. - g." whe1 he was leaving the room,
but he ans wered, coming Sir"
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TERMS oFlApVEaTLsING.

TERMS OFsADvERuSING.
IA z, Hssriians, oLe squas, Si.0o
Ersry subs'qHsaf insTfien, IS
LG,Re' 0aes "a proportion.
A liberal disoouAt Eill6e giVea TO A0ss
gho adVriise bB the gear.
6rBook, Busiasss Card', HsHdltlk,
and al other kiads Of JOB Hork, Hsaiiy
doRe a hs Of Hyol ie F'gH reasonable
sfl4,. 4Hl oH 'as s41rf-si aaiirs
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R E PoR T

OF TIE
COMMITTEE on FEDERAL RELA-
TlONS,
Respecting the kidnapping Of certain eii.
seHs cf fhis STATE.
In House, Feb, l6, 1876.
Laid upon the table and ordered to he
printed.
Mr. Phelps, from the committee on Fed
eral Relations, made the following
pEpOpT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23
MARITIME HERALD
PORT on NEW YORK. MARCH "a.


suS SETS g u Ales wArEk.... ~. sH y
Arrived.
Big Belle voss e days from Tampco with fa,tic hides
Recaseils sawyer osdias for New York, only Amen
O. s .shs s. s M o. cApe'
Bng Narntske Smith 20 days from Attakapas with
Bi.s Gayuza Carrier. days Apal.ehieoIa with
srs9s from Port
sShI Mercy Ssy: i@s% with es....
seai SoavsIt do loh a,s ao:h North Of cape Florida
scnr Sarah, Crotch, days from Portland.
Scar Pacific, . days from New Haven.
part Of the cargo OF ship wasnbura from Rio Jane Put
and sioop New London, do. "'"''.e'
schr onor, Beirs 10 from wareham, with mdze
sehr M,rth. n Towle FORBES. day. from Washington,
sehr Ann Mars a.ys fion NsM6., NC with M.
val stores 5 L Mitchell.
ssoa Pssa Sssy ssn hSma.s %
ss E,I,s sus day. from lime
Sc6r Elisha Hsrrick, Lawrsncs, 3 days from Salem
ochr Mary, Smith, days from Portland, with ndxe,
schr Velocity. days from Eastpor, with plaster to
sem ywa,ehman. Smith; days from Thom..ton. line.
Scar Gen Warren. Lovjoy, days from lhomss,On with
scai Metallic. simer,on days from ThomAs,on lime
Schr Melville, cAwysr3 days from Lubec, with PLASTER
schl Richmond. Keller. sdsy, from Thomaston, lime
Schr Freeman, Wooster, days from Tholnason, lime
Below.
mdxs, to Taylor y Merrill.
Also, snip and bark.
Bark Carmelite Msyaguer; brig GsorEana, Elesso VIII
mlngton; Belfast, st Vincents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23
By Last Rights Southern Mail.

ApELPHrA March gar brigs Erie Baxter, Boston;
M.tanora Fina. ;,ch Da el Pa ker, IuMn. Troy. NY;
SYoa vol., ksstf., dol tIi..ssh ReSseea, assu: d.
Dowd, do; Pearl, Harding, B.ston Ang.oe Thomp
Ireland Wm,ngtou; NC; Mary Elzsb.ih. Esy Nor
folk; Uniou Hughes hchmond AnssSs, Miller, dos Joseph
siowa, May New YoIL: Brick, Reeves, PROV Express,
ing. Field, dol hslles smasy do; Mary Ann Caro-
lns Tomlin, Williamsburg.
bile; ser urecian VIII. f.. m not known and he brig
this aud stood baik Eli
zibeth HavsnA brig airy for Demorara schr Romeo.
for 81 johns PR James Loand tor 81 Ja.o de Cuba; So
Providence and Eclipse No fola wen. e hi. fore
urwa bound Moth ng ssht bound in. Wind hight from
NV aud weather pleasant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23

nate Mr.. Colqultt indicts the prisoner, and re-
SCENTS his TO the court. The prisoner reite rtes
his allegations challenges inquest, recevera II,
10 pronounced libeer and liar, and exps ed
the privileges of the press. el
Next we come TO the statesmanlike, mani y, pa
triotic, and Christian speech OF Mr.. Calhou n. II
VIII be received by the country with acclaim alton
Simple and unaffected plain as the truth-is effect
IN the country, and upon tie nations counse s, will
have the potency and the charm OF truth itself
Cahoun's consistency does not ang upon an un-
changing adherence 10 mere dogmas, right or
wrong, hut in adapting his course upon great mea
sures, 10 the controlling circumstances of the times
so as TO make TO the best advantage toward the
success, which, by any other plan, must be de-
feaied
Senate is 40. and nothing else A six-passenger
omnibus won Id accommodate the ultras I; and yet,
u Is impossible TO guess at the ultimaum of the
{ enate. we should guess any thing, il would be
nat they will pass no notice whatever
Ttr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-23
NIlscellaneous Record.

The EAI or EGLINcroN, remains csely the
dtioa last reported. She has
spaIs NC saved; but she waedk her cargo
Will oe total ioss OF nearly The heaAy southeast
wind will break her
AssiSo vEssELfacket schr John Jay, (of Proydence
Nekesoa from Philadelphia port, with
ron sug, Ne, went to from Delaware Bakwser
fears are entertained tnst sne foasdefed tbs Nbie
gale OF the "a ns aud all hands pefshed Her consisted
Esassr Ncksrson, oil Dsnnis master, leaves wife
and child, Samuel Smaey Of do, ID alvin Crow
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1872 BROADWAY,


TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
S FahaSEAAMENFso 4
praised by those who made % Of IT, last year tne the r.
premium Of the Institute Far s1eod fully eopceued
those who know tnat impossb!s 70 manufacture an AZ
Gle squal it, Ii soeuing 10 the skin. fragrant 20 u
destroyer ofekes and pmples and sold cheaps
than old All hsIsfors who wo.id eCcs.lt econ
From the New York Gazeue,-The New Sosp.-We spss
from experience and speak from the more profession
knowledge Of benefactor and hiend james 0ant NO
street. wis Is ahead Of any thing eve! yet four
in this department Of modern improvement not opl
rnoent but is sc<eihng more" In short We bslie'
From The Evening Mirror Rings vsrbena Cream, "
BY experience be the best kind Of .hsvg scap
those peons who have troublesome boards shoaid not
without IL hes penetrating way OF II oyn and softa
hardest beard TO lender the ope!stou
shaving perfectly sasv Mr. Ring has lately taken he ba
Mnor at the corner Of Br9adws and JOIN stree
Ring Cough Candy, which il said TO be plsasat and
tam cure for that troublesome COMPANION tse.
From the sunday Dsparch-Eysrv man who shaveS hnse
should procure Rings Vesbeua Cream" Il Is exqpisii
article soenng the beard and allayng all irritation Of II
skim il becomes absolute pleasure instead OF
noyanee, 70 NE the razor
d. s &. ,:soas 5s .1s Rss
SAFE wholesale 'nd '''''' ana l0' HING pnsr
ia Broadly &c n:r q John stree
Successor TO DR.. VIM. H. Ailnor.
NBMerchants particularly requested to call aud e
anime this article, a. now prepared a. to quay
HATCH far exceeding any thing Of the kind before the public
ms ln*F
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CO Nj Nj Il IL G / AL.

New York, Saturday, March ~
AsHEs.-There but little doing today. Pots 81
06t; Pearls 81 SIT.
BKEADsrUrFs.- We hear of nothing Of any importance
The market for Western Flour is little depressed and
has fallen Of about 81 cents 0enesee is quoted at $6
50 IS 56f; Michigan IS So In Southern Flour there
10 little better feeling, with fair extent of transac-
tions; Georgetown and Baltimore at s. l2t IS IS Rye
held at IS cents some ask CO. Corn 81 cents Nothing
doing in Wheat
CoTros.-There has been no business of any conse-
quence transacted to-day in this article A buy
not appeared we cannot say yet how the prices will
opsn but inclined to believe that inside quota
fioua NAV be realised. -.
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Passengers Arrived.
TAMrico-BrE Belle-M Roberts Crazia, Fl Bcgel.
kOrcixn lanporlations.
Posr Az PRIScE-Schr Tanger-i3o,5o0 lbs of lcgwood
Sprague, Robinson x co-i3S 40 DO A Rossire
CAaDESAs-Scnr Mercys5 hhds moassss tics hhds do
peeyssef Whismashe2 hkds honey bbIs do
Niga.
TArioo-Brg Beu.as bdls ialap hides 1877 quntas
fustic LacoEbe 4 Bagoden.
Domestic lmpOrtatlOns.
APALAcHcoLA-Brig Cayuga8 bxs tob Hopkins & Al
LEM boxes mdze X Post-z Munson-s3 hides u How
lina2B do ~ oaies cot;oa Collins Carhart73 Coomb
lselin-2H II Coit-t0 Roberts 4 Williams.
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NO MERCURY Or COPAIVA.

nR CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE REMEDY
~ is domestic preparaon composed entirely Of ross-no
balsams other mineral and pleasant
taste Cenan syphltc complaints ia q: their forms:
cured few days il the medicine taken directed tod
Lamp Store Sun yuilanE lew York Retsilsd
3 Broadway Spring street, Bowery. Of Spring
street; Bowery Grand street, 50 and ia Canal St.
Hudson Spriug Broadway 81 Houston
street, III Houston streets log DIVISION corner Of Ednage
street; Divsou Of Walker No Dvisien
seet i Monroe street. Walnut; and the Of
Adams aud Fulton sts. Brooklyn. Prce 81. mo INN
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VIII Wrte you summing up letter tomorrow
BosroS, March 81, 1915
Spring Weather and Spring Bunnsss Boston Commor-
A Female Imposser1ae Odd Fsllows Incorporated
-Mr. Wilson'S Rsseiutions- The Foreign NeVs-Trisi
Of Albert j. Nrrei, &c. &c.
The warm spring weather continues and its influence
is any and felt in the revivng activity and hustle
OF spring business. On every side are witnessed the
most cheering indications OF prosperous season. New
buildings to 60 up in all quarters Of the city, and
the workmen already employed on many Of them.
This makes business lively for carpenters, masons
painters and paper hangers. The merchants display
rich assortment of goods suited to the season. and will
doubtless reap good harvest Of profits the same
The mechanic will toll hard and thank his stars for the
opportunity to do The common labcrer will rejoice
that his services in demand though he gets poorly
paid for the drudgery and hardship which he n subjected
to. Nevertheless all classes are pressing onward full
of hope and glorious calculations for the future.
Our beautiful common which has 80 long been the
pride and admiration OF Bostonans and which furnishes
most charming retreat from the crowded streets in
summer, where the northwest breezes fan the cheek,
while the noble elm the scorchiDg rays Of the
this time .honored, dearly loved, and consecrated
places from present appearances unless speedy
arc taken to prevent it, will soon 80 to grass The
Common, now presents singular appearance. large
number Of horn pouts ugly looking 6sh that abounds
s
frozen last winter SO nearly so that the poor fish
could get no air. Il must have been pouty times with
them.
Constable whiPple. yesterday arrested woman
has been imposing upon our good citizens by making
great pretensons to pety, and collecting aid, exhibiting
for that purpose forged certificate puTportnG to be
church in Shorsham, w. She had applied for admission
to Dr. Beechers church After her arrest she acknow
lodged that the certificate not genuine The po-
lice Judge admonished her sharply and then told her
she had better leave these parts which she will pro-
badly do.
Dennis Martin committed suicide in the hospital of the
house of correction on Wednesday night Verdict the
coroner's jury, 4" Temporary insanity"
The petitioners for act Of incorporation for the
Massachusetts Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows haze had
leave to withdraw" from Legislature, which
that the prayer Of the petitioners will be
granted
Mr. Wilson's antislayery and anti Texas resolutions
remain in stotu large portion of the wings evil
IDENTIFY wish to avoid any direct action upon them.
The numerous railroad projects Ill occupying
the attention fthe committees of the legislature
The foreign news by the Hbsrnia has not produced
much effect our market 1t has been fully read, d.
gested and talked about, and that 10 all.
The trial of Albert j. Tirrel for the murder of Maria
A. Bckford in October last will commence on Tuesday
next, before the Supreme Judicial Court, unless post
should be granted at the request Of the
err will keep you advised Of the progress Of the
trial.
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the adjoining island, from the northern section Of
which we claim the distinguished honor OF our pa
ternty speedy day. say we, TO the fall possession
of the peopIe'S rights
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ST ft@ PHILADELPHIA, March %, 1916.
Celuabia Bridge-Bodyo of Female Fosnd-Busnsss &C.
The Columbia Railroad bridge has had narrow es.
cape from destruction being saved the early disco.
very Of the hames and the prompt and almost superhu
efforts of the people residing in the neighborhood
The State House bell ringing yesterday afternoon
the report that the fire had broken out aresh but the
report proved to be uniounded.
The BODY OF young woman was found in the dock at
the foot OF Pine street, this morning. under circumstan.
which leads the belief she committed suicide
She is good looking 10 well dressed and has on some
valuable jewery The body has not yet been recogniz.
ed The circumstance creates considerable excitement
in this vicinity.
Business operations on Saturday. were to moderate
amount, and without material alteration in prices
Small sales of cotton at former rates There sales
Of -four for expor-hoders ask 81 GOT 81 H. for stand
wanna ut 49, and rye meal at So SAT No sales of grain
and but little in market Some 800 hhds of Porto Rico
and New Orleans sugar sold-the latter at &C. mos
and some N. molasses at 80 cents.
The Columbia Railroad bride, the Schuylkl mar
rowly escaped destruction from FIRE Saturday morn
ing about 10 O'Clock.
The printing Office Of the Pennsylvania Inquirer and
Courier was some hat injured by fire about 10 o'clock
to-day.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.
Board OF BRoKER, March 2l-l00 shs Girard Bank 81 ;
so Norristown Railroad st 5000 State 6 70l Is 200
Tot; 5000 do 7o 1000 State 6s u.s. 30 shares Phadel
phia Bank. 1922; 600 Lehigh 6s So 600 do. Int AT
AFTER BoARD-i5o Le6gh stock: "a shares Bank Of
Kentucky, %; so Reading Railroad, 36f
SECOND BoARD-$l 02O T.xian Notes. 10; $50 do. spe.
cal do "a; 1900 Chesapeake and Delaware &c. 1000
Tennessee 5s LIST July, ds 81; so Schuylk Bank ";
20 Planters Bank Tennessee sat; $50 susqushanna Ca
nal 81; 400 State SIS. 701.
AFrrR BoARp.-l2 shares Girard Bank 81; 10 Lshigh,
b5 20; 1900 Harrisburg Bonds b6 "a, Lshigh 20 II
Girard Trust 2l5 80 Schuylkl Navigation IS; $4,000
State 5s, bo 70d 100 Reading Railroad, Sill 5000 do
bb, 81.
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DR.. SWAYNES
Compound Syrup q wild Cherry,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTlON.


pounding medicine. which has done
co@foss hs inSe.or ans rosesor thu. most ds:er
yedly popalsr family msoeias, Di. swAyrEi Con5oUN
oansS b. he psoou and oRs both n hi. country y.
in Europs has there been great EFFORT in TIT
Sa as ~ %
" Ss1 Ss ne q
the Impo:ton who pits out the sosnea ysyeseric o ih
p 90
which aSS;x WARE ss 81 fs' sGcH n TTi%asosrERs
And purchase but tbs original aud only genuine article
BY p re osy saS o
attention the Practice Of the Proessou and Wch led
his "a ss: o. q d.
Compound Of Wild Cherry. for The cure q
Consumption!
Coughs, Colds Splitting Blood Liver Compliant. Ilsslny
?. u The Taroas Nsous Par he sds Bres
Broken Constitution from canss the abuse o. ca
ns se sronsh Asthma n Ohm GSss sc ",
sssm.sve. the truth II u. above By lts inquiry
swAYNE whose Office has been removed g n " corner
Exhth aud Rses streets hIsdslphi. Inc n AZ am an,
sold aad the propreto Obliged 70 resort TO-
and STRATAGEM make their own out Of r The g
with blue wrsppsr with yellow LABEL with the proprietor
S s ssR1f F'e 81 III, p
ny ina. has and Ispsi say mr. ;He hs So
sop de.nes the whole csslc-ua Of Patent Med
s@s which daily Pued s.qggh q: osns q the P5sl
hs' wicb u q!
AGENTS NEW YoRx-Chasles Il. Rim Drusgst, is
sa ssT .ss D"dd II Brosaw.y: Lx 0Iesl
STREET; Hart Ns Grand Everett. s. Hudson stree
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between Troy and this city the resolutions were laid
until Mondsy
In the House, bill was introduced to provide for
the sale Of lands for taxes in the counties where they
are situated
Mr. Chst6eld brought In report and bill from the Sc
ect committee TO- submit to the people the question Of
the removal Of the capital i've times the usual number
Of the report was ordered printed.
MIR. Harris gave notice Of bill to prevent betting
elections.
Mr. Pierce gsve notice Of bill to kill snap dragons
Il will look into the merits of this bill
MIR. Ludlow gave notice OF bill to repeal the New
York and Brooklyn Ferry bill
The Committee of the Whole then took the financial
clauses Of the Governors message into consideration
Mr. Clark made currency speech, which will no.
tee.
The bill to establish q school among the Onondaga
Indians was referred to the COMMITTEES, to report
llste
The concurrent militia resolutions were briefly de-
bated action.
will write you summing up letter tomorrow.