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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chestnut street above sepeh door the Masonic Hall
Phiadeiphia

Philadelphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and reurnshed
i and the proprietor has spared no means to insure
his vsters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen well the private ord
nary for ladies, large and convenient The parors and
chambers capacous, and fitted up in the modern
style. This house being in central positions the Propre-
tor socs continuance of public favor, pedging himself
that effort his part shall be spared them
every luxury the city affords.
Nh bath house is attached the hotel, where
and cold baths canbe had any hour.
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HUNTINGTON, Ia, June q, 1916.

DR.. SMITH:
DEAR SIR, am of your ndian vegetable sugar
coated pills and find them selling fast that think you
had better send two gross Immediately. Il ey give
such general satisfaction that people at least twenty
miles them; and it is generally known am agent for
them would be very sorry TO get out.
Yours respectfully,
SAML. MOORE ~ CO..
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Beware!

If G. Benz Smith be not written with pen the bot
of the box, all sugar-coaed pills counterfeit
Principal office l79 Greenwich street, large brick block,
New York. Price Is cents box. Fl.
NOy5 Sim
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by

Goods exhibited and chances sold by
c. s. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 7th street
n B. The drawing will take place as the chances
all taken, and due notice will be given of the
Dec l2-enfif
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The 10Th session Of the Female Collegiate institute com
nenced the llth day of January under the
of the subscriber aided by his former experienced assist
ants, and will close the 18th day of June, 1917. M
T. +. JOHNSON, A. NJ, Principal
Jan 29-dltcp3ns
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GCoahnued from first P0gel
i ldecme of exports But TO the facts. now present
YOU table exhibiting the exports for seven years under
the high protective duties imposed by the tah Dill OF
1924.
Table Of exports for gears from ls2o TO 1884, under me
high protective tariff Of 1921.
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. Il. GREEN,
Attorneys and OumseNOrs-0f- Lac.

Office on r street, the Treasury Department.
WILL give prompt attention Claims before any of the
w departments of the government, before Congress
and also the the District and in the S
pleme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
Nov lS--tf -
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DE.vr.gL sURHEnr

UEVT.4I SURGERY,
By @. III. VAN PArrKN, M. D.
Permanent Office and residence next door to odd's Hat
Store, near Browns Hotel.
Dec 3l-1y
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HOUSTON ~ ALLEN,
(O,ossci1Ors and Attorneys at Lar,

Cotp,scNOrs and Attorneys at Lar,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
Will practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN. 3
March 9--ly
a sale by r. TAYLOR.
Feb 26 f
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CHEAP Wrapping Paper.-one hundred reums this
" day received,
Jan 70 F. TAYLOR.
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a. FOR RENT-A three-story brick dwelling house
EaiI the side of 18th street, square south of
-HsI Pennsylvania avenue. This house is new, having
been built last summer, contains fine rooms with
Kitchens attached and is in the immediate neghborhood OF
the departments and the business part of the city Rent
$50 per Apply the of and 9th STREETS
opposite the Wesley chnpe--of
Feb 20-2aw4w FRANCIS j. BROOKS.
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II. f. JACKSON, H. CRANSTON,
Late of the Astor House. OfPavilion Rockpway
EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON Il CRANSTON,
..-t Proprletors. 3e
Coaches will be in readiness the depots and landings
convey passengers, free Of charge, to the house
Nov 20 vi
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WORTIIINGTON g. SNETHEN,
.3ttOrraer and Lasc,

DRACT1SES in the Supreme Court of the United States
and in the several courts of the District of Columbia,
ana posecutes all manner OF claims against the United
States, either before Congress the different departments
of the government.
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Of the Maryland Reports

INCEST of the Maryland Reports-Enbracing all the
~ cases reported in the court of appeals from the LIST
and McHenry, 18th Gill and Johnson inclusive
and those reported in the high court of chacery in
the three volumes of Chancellor Bland, by
Ss%Fs M Ss fSs''i ESQ, the Baltimore
The publishers enabled that this work.
which such liberal encouragement has been offered
since the issue OF its prospectus is in press, and will
shortly appear.
twill be comprised in imp svo volume of superior
style OF execution.
The publishers desire submit the valuation of this work
legal profession, when il shall appear, hope
that II will will prove deserving of their patronage
Persons who hold subscription lists will enclose them to
the subscribers completed.
CUSHING & BROTHER,
Law Booksellers, 226 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md
c. " Bro. agents for the Maryland Reports
han II--luw4w I'D .n.. arl
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II ID. MOsELY, United States Attorney will attend
the several States and federal courts held at Nash
vile. 41 tA f8 i7 WIFI N0N1 ~ " -
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse at Nashville, Tennessee.
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tEduc atcd at West Point.
Jan %
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Aggregate amount of exports for
seven years
Average amount of exports per an
num-
Amount exported per head per am
num-
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60 FOR RENT..-A commodious three-story brick
Hill house, with convenient back buildings and smoke
-0Ik house, situated within few PAGES of the Capitol
square, and in healthy position. The rent will be very
moderate. GEO. WATTERSTON.
Jan 22-eou
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a officers epaulets and embroidery
ID CH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS to be disposed al

They are also prepared furnish complete equipments to
ministers consus, and other diplomatic agents.
Feb IS--eomif
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SSPLENDID Paper Hsngings, Painted Transparent
- Window Shades Cords, Fringes, Trimmings &c.--S
y. Franklin, Pennsylvania avenue, five doors west of
Clagefs corner between 9th and 10Th Streets offers
members of Congress and others about their
homes, choice, well selected, and beautiful OF
the above articles.
They will be sold as low anything of the kind be
purchased in the eastern cities carefully packed and de-
livered, according to address, i'll the city.
l3-3taW2yjf f #.
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Mar 2-l4t Building Committee.
Or The time for receiving Proposals for the erection OF
the Smithsonian Building extended from the 10th to the
10Th March instant March 9-3t
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WIN. r, Purcell,

WIN. f. PURCELL,
attorney and Counsellor at Lac, United States and Police
Magistrate,
WASHINGTON COUNTY d. G.. ttd
WILL attend to the prosecution of claims before Con-
w gress ALSO to taking dispositions as attorney or ms JUS
uce OF the peace for persons living either States
wishing the done in this county Office on 18th street,
maryland avenue Feb 3-eod2mo
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From the Blne Hens Chicken, ODD
We call the of readers the certificate oil
Rev. s. Williams, pastor of First Baptist Church, Pittsbug,
in relation DIR. Smiths pills w ourselves bear es-
timony the excellence of these pills, OF us having
used them, and experienced great relief from them
The above is the best paper the State OF Delaware.
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II. IL schieffelin y Co., New York; Evans & I.escher
London, England Evans Son & Co., Liverpool, England
l.. g. Melizet, Havana Alex. Cross, Valparaiso; o.
Hayes Co., Buenos Ayres; A. II. Rise, ST Thomas; J
Swords, Canton T.. l.. Benson Sandwich islands ane
Huifnagle " CO., Calcutta. March S-6t
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hEfEHENCES.
Hon j. p. Henderson, San Augustin.
Hon. Ebenezer Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston
]. d. Groesbeck, Houston.
Dolhonde u Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Jan. IL
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Exports.
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WEEKLY ARRIVALS ar THE
MAN5lQN MOU3I3,

Noe. 2oH-J Crotty, Kankakee; &; But,h-
er, Chicago; T \ MGarahan. 81. Ion;s =.
j l. Stomcll, Newark; ] Matte,on. s,
Charles; W Fowler, Princeton: G. VI S,-
hln' Princeton; ID A Smith, 81. Enrka :,
iN-Gov. Ford, Peoria; NJ Ga,cuood. chi
cago; Miss Curtis, Chicago.
Voc. 2lSi-Capt l. Mower, [ SA;pW-
FISH, \ York; J G. Bcdcc, Joliet; A Ste
vans, Morris.
Nor. 22nd--J Ropell, Dayton; d Green.
Dayton; q Jenkins, Lockpor,; Gclinr
~. Louis; j F Hill, Ottawa: J Stewart
Morris: y \ Allison, ST. Charles; w AM
son, II. Charles; Brrridgc, St. Charles.
N"r. 23rd-L Myers, y York; s Rattle.
Chicago; n Cobb, Chicago; Geo Minard'
La Sale; L Gray, Peru.
Nor. 2l'h-J Londy. Chicago; r II Link.
ham, Chicago; PrinahaS. Chicago: G.
Andnls, Chicago: II Campbell, Michigan:
q Green, Buffalo; TB Gudgell, Indiana
W Morris. London o; NJ + Garrison. Leo
Co III; { Clark. Lee Co III; GTA Bazore.
nerm'lon; NJ Repa,s, Grafton; W Rogers.
Grafton. o>'''
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The trial OF this officer, ON charges pre-.
ferrcd by Gen. Kearney. is progressing al
Washington. and attracts considerable Mt.
tention. The circumstance that the trial is
bringing out for the first time the details OF
orders TO our commanders in the regions of
New Mexico, and California. and the move
mcnts and acts Of theAmerican forces there.
which are full of interest. juSiiiCs the ab-
Snrhing attention which is rendered to ihi,
affair. Thus far We have seen hut five
day proceedings Of the court, during which
Gen. kearncy was on the stand, as witness
on the side If the prosecution. The evil
dencc, of which only part has vet leru
gwen, shows that he had gone TO California
with instructions on his arriv al there. to take
command Of al the American forces, land
ana naval, that he might find there, To con.
q'er the country, and TO organize civil
and military government for it, with HIM
self at its head, On his arrival there. how.
ever, he found Col. Fremont acting n, GOV.
eEhor Of the country under the appointment
81 Commodore Stockton, and notwith>,an3.
inc he had furnished Col. T. with comics Of
has instructions and powers from the war
department, Col. /. steadily refused to re-
cognize him (Ccn. X. as chief commander
IN the country. Several interviews were
had between Gen. X. and Col. L. ON tine
subject, and at the final one Col. L. is sta
ted to have offered 10 recognize the au,hori.
~ of Gen. X. in preference TO that Of Com.
Stockton, "lf Gen. X. would agree To con.
tinuc him A. governor of the country"
This is the strongest point made against
the accused. nnd may obtain decision
against him. The examination or witness.
IS on the part of the defence had not vet
commenced. bat from paper presented to
the court by Col. +. itappearS that his main
reliance will be on the fact that a question |
of rank existed between Gen. X. and Com /
modore Stockton. and that he was not obli- /
gcd to decide that question:; and also. on /
the fact that Gen. h. did not conquer tie
country as instructed 10y the war depart
ment. Lut that it had been conquered long
before his arrival there; that lee had re-
ceIvcd notice of it a few days after he left
Santa fe; that there was no necessity,
then, for going to California at all. and that
his going there under the circumstances.
was dictated 10y spirit of Jealousy and
malice, which was also the whole motive OF
this prosecution.
The trial may yet continue for weeks
Col. Fremont has for counsel the Hon.
Thos. II. Beuton and VIM. Casey Jones.
Esq.
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GrS. Scorr.-The following Justly com.
pl.mcntory notice OF the conduct ct General
scott, since he assumed the command ot
the Southern Division of the army in Mex
leo, is from the Washington correspondent
OF the Charleston Courier;
"C',St h Soapc qpi f,H l. soilGf," is an
old Frcdch adagc. aud had lis foundation i'm
the well known habits and necessities of
the French armies. Napoleon, III his cam
paignS, used sometimes To walk around his
camp and taste of the soup that his soldiers
had prepared for their meal. Each man in
the company would contribute To the not,
and thu> a capital pottagc was produced, aud
Napoleon, tasting II, used 10 respect the
pruver0-"lt is the soap that makes the sol,
der"
Gen. Scott, after the war of 1912, dcvo-
ted much study 10 French tactics. He
became thoroughly impressed with the ne
ceS>ity oflooking after the commissariat. on
which, As his recent campaigns had taught
him, depended the strength and moral of an
army. Fighting he had found to be the ca
sicSt part OF the duty of commander. His
greatest anxiety must ever be 10 provide his
men with such rationS rs were suited 10 their
habits of life. Thus Gen. Scott when bc
prepared. upon French models, the army
regulations, he laid it down as an importan,
rule tor the officers, .'to have a constant
view 10 the SOUP" Some officers did not
comprehend why they should have AN eve
to the soup, when they were thinking of
their own bacon and greens, or itmay he.
canvass backs and champaign and were
wont to ridcule that portion of the army
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Sli,70O,l39S0

Sli,UD,l39SO
RI. WALKER.
Secretary of the Treasury.
Upon which the Union remarks:
1t appears by the statement Of the Treas.
ursr, which we publish this day, that the
nett balance in cash in the Treasury is
$i,S3j,OO0. Upon inquiry, it appears that
the amount of the loan and treasury notes
yet to be paid IN Is near $1,000 OO-mak-
ing, in all, of cash that could be used before
the meeting of Congress, nearly ten millions
of dollars. But to this should be added,
probably, 100000 OF accruing revenue up
to that date from customs, lands, Mexican
tariff, &C., and IRE hare The sum Of Sli ,00O,-
900 applicable TO The expenditures for he
month preceding the approaching session Of
Congress; thus proring that ire shall mol b.
out of funds al that date.
We also call attention to the official state.
ment, published above, OF the receipts aud
expenditures Of the last quarter. This is
the first quarter of the first fiscal year under
the tariff of 1916. The receipts from all
sources during this quarter, it will be seen.
are Sl7,l7l,l7O, and the total expenditures
for the same quarter, $l4,70O,l39 S9-tm
horing an ercess Of receipts orer erpeHdi-
lures for that quate Of 81, i73,99l. IL, how
ever, we deduct the proceeds (as well as
payments) from loans and treasury notes
from each column respectfully, it will leave
the receipts for the quarter 81 l ,9lS,43O, and
the expenditures Sli,076,950; thus showing
an excess of expenditures for the quarter
/ of S2,l37,620. 1t is estimated, however
that the receipts from the Mexican tariff, in
addition. during the last quarter, exceeded
S5O0,OOO; which Excluding the avails Of
loans and treasury notes. would make the
excess of expenditure over revenue for the
quarter about 81 ,657, 900.
But as to the new tariff, the nett revenue
from customs under it actually paid into thu
treasury for the first quarter of its first iisca
year-namely, from the Both Of June, 1877
to Both of September, lSi7-we see is $ll,
100000. Now, or reference TO the same
nett revenue from costoms for the sam,
quarter under the tariff of 1912 preceding
namely, from the Both of June, 1916, to thu
Both of September, lSi6-we find that reve
nue. only $50, 1885, 900, or but little more tia,
one-haT the rerenue from customs for N
same quarter under The new tariff.
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4 singular trial, recently had in Plladcl-
phia, is noticed by the North American Of
that city. 1t was brought by Mr.. Blanch-
ard, (the inventor of a lathe 10y which shoe
makers lasts are cut out Or turned by ma
chihtry into any desirable shape, to reco.
yer damages for violation of his patent
right by certain paroles Of that city. 1t APP
pcared at the trial that the machine has
been successfully applied to cutting busts, OF
any size, and with life like fidelity, out OF
solid marble. Several specimens were exhi-
bited in court, and both Jud ges Grier and
Kane expressed their astonishment tina,
busts Of such perfect finish, could be made
by dead, soullcss machinery. Any piece o
statuary, il is said, no matter how fine, cal
be perfectly Reproduced by this machine
at almos, nominal cost. The invention o
the machine will be an era in sculpture, ant
rcndor'thc finest specimens of this divine ar
accessible to all classes Of society.
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kent by Mr.. X. Thorn, who is now catering
for the public AZ the Mansion House. ha,
been purchased BY Mr.. Jacob Miller, very
agreeable and accommodating OH gentle
man. and who makes every effort 10 make
YOU comfortable while you remain with him
and il he does not please, the fault il not his
III, table is well furnished with the goo,
thing, of which our Sucker markets afford
So great an abundance, and his bar, though
moi filed with "choice liquors." yet affords
an abundance of cold water-for which he
make, no charge. And another very i'm
portan, item which should be taken into con-
sidcration by persons like our>elves) who
are not overburdencd with the neediul-his
charges are exceedingly moderate.
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VfF.-The two regiments srs Cd! tn.
."'1arAal'on commenced u ~ o'elnck YES
""a!, ana IN the cos,rse q three hour. M.
last boat put oil, and they ore nov sll unSs,
steam ior Mexico. The boats CONTAINING
,ne Indiana troops passed down over ,h..
,ahs III Company and uniting below, con-
s'''nte quite fleet OF transport. Wi,hm,,
accident, these regiments and those from,
tennessee, now ca route, win reach Vera
1n,L oy the 10Th inst. Maj. Gen. Bn,,cr
VIII nave command Of at lrasi5 eco il,c,;,.
llen 10 take the field. And he might 20.
er"'' from the world at large, and not ob,a;,,
nno'er rank and file than viii compose
'he division lac will have the honor to corr
mand.-Louisri rifle Dam. >'''-
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wood for sale.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen t!.ri all the wood
Y anu timber both down md standing. o.
rnlt pat Il -ccion h, town 50, moth range 3
East OF the 81 principal meridian, lying uoub Of
the liilUol- rl'cr, Bud south # me Peru aud o.
tawa nad, will be sold ut Pubhr Isadi.c, at the
door IT The c"ur: house on the third Saturday IN
the month pf D'cc'nner neNt Che ISM
Ry urdtt II tie board vt trustees f = 80, y Il
3 East HENRY tGRLbCT, Treasurer.
Ottawa, Noy2i, lsi7
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II is singular that the party in Mexico
who entertain the least hostility tow ard, the
United State are the mos, hostile 10 n peace.
They are headed by Gomez Farias, and
their object is TO rcscnerate. the country
and introduce the principles Of civil and re-
ligious liberty which obtain in the United
States, by breaking down the church and
military establishments. To accomplish
this they hold it necessary that our troops
should occupy the country, aud they are la
boring to bring about state OF affairs that
will render such course on ourpart neces-
Sary.
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Losr.-Thc package of the Beacon dcs-
but we learn, has not reached there yet
or else, was allowed TO pass by the Post
Master, at that place. How is 1t, brother
Hisc? We believe the Ottawa post Office
is, in the mair, punctually and carefully
managed, aud we are sorry that our friend
should ever be caught napping.-Pru Bed
con.
That package made its first appearance
at the Ottawa Post Office on Thursday Of
last week. 1t came by the southern mail
and looked as il It had been at least to 81
Louis. The Beacon may pass among it,
subscribers. but it never passes tho Otta'
wa Post Office,
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For sale or TO Let.

4 FARM, situated near the canal, 81, miles
n from tbs place ami nine miles ifom Peru.
containing .IO aCrS-, 80 scr,s improved. a lrg
house, &c. FJrfunher particulars epply Ia the.
subsc rIh.r. norh.aes, corner - Ihc public square.
Ottawa, nov -. 1877 \. ". NNGlLI..
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The New York regiment in tho city Of
Mexico have stuck feather into the cap OF
our whiloin brother Of the quill as well as in
arms, q. I. NJ. Davis, by presenting him
with splendid pair Of spurs, for bis gallan,
bearing In the great actions before the city
OF Mexico.
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HEAR TIE NoLuyTEERs.-The Pennsyl.
vania volunteers, who by law Of that state
have right to vote for state officers at the
time of the election, wherever they may be
in the service of their country, opened poll
Oh the 18th ult. at Perote, where such as
were in garrison there exercised the right
of suffrage. The election passed of admi-
rably, and at the close of the poll the vote
stood, for Governor, Skunk 66, Irwin 20; for
canal commissioner, Longstrcth G6, Patton
10. Morton |.
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The SUGAR CRor.--Thc sugar crop is
uncommonly heavy this season. The New
Orleans Delta estimates that the yield in
Louisiana this year will exceed that of last
year 10000 hogshcads. The extent of this
increase will be apparent when II is stated
that las, years crop amounted To 10000
hogsheads. The article, in view Of the
abundant crop, ought 10 come down in oul
markets.
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MEN DIE OF THEIR pRIpJrp,crs

n'te nave he'h thousands douh,le.., .b,
SuH'feu disease to destroy their happiness hen.
aud e''n llte Itself rather thnn re.of, ia thu NAV
ct what NE generality rwhd patent Mol
cine- ), no matter what health impro,in, .,,,no.
U'-e may hs'c possessed. Accustomed in bc,,
aeS Sgain'i the remedns, they choose To die.
pn'e themselves Of the happy benefit. ,l.,,
might have received from them, and yo,plv ,.,
nea'or to bolster up their falling condition hv
The ordinary po'i"ns of the day, which wc,,
e's r'cieh' Enough p'rhsps mare h.hion.bl,.
ana costly But We rejoice tbs, these hur,(n,
PrrdJudlce- are last lo"s,ng tier sway owe, m.
mihds ol H. people, hy the many truly wonJ.,.
'ol cures performed by the successive conh;n..
ton ui medical agents Tor the removal Of n,I
diseases Of 'he lungs aud chest. ri D.. H,,,or',
Bnbcn' u wa Chs,,u m .oidm
HENRY BLAkSLY. AEON,
Corner Of Tnlrd aud Che,nuts SITS 4. I,uis
Mo. And by
G.. l.. THOMPSON, Ottawa.
:. &. SMITH, Peru.
MURRAY 4 son, Newark.
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CosNrcTIcur SENATOR. B,ssrtt.
OF Copnreticut, has appointed Ex. Governor
X. 5. B.LD~IS, u. 8. Senator in tho place
cfJ0an Hunasgtsp, dccsascd.
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Capt. Mover, 40 NJ, U. s. Army, lef,
this place yesterday on his way to Mexico.
We understand he enlistea 8 team,,ors in
this place, who accompany him.