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TIME universal success which has attended the ntroduc
ton of DIR. CHRlSTIE'S GALVANO-MAGNETlC
REMEDIES in the United States is believed without
example in the annals of popular medicine great deal
Of natural prejudice had to be combaed and e general
distrust attendant upon discovery be subdued
but and these difficulties the articles have been constant
y advancing favor aud for the pie that they
have been universally successful whenever they have been
properly and faithfully tried But many personsperhsps
many thousands who could receive the most valuable
benefit from this discovery, yet skepca regarding
results, and especially for the benefit oil this class
probably the respectable classtat certificates and
testimonials through the medium of respeca-
bic journals. Every column this paper could be filed
with the voluntary made by recipients of the
benefits conferred by Christes Galvanc articles, and
every day the number OF witnesses their efficacy is
creasing In all diseases, their benefits
and lasting The following relates a prevalent and
ceedingy painful affection;
TIC-DOLOREUX
make this statement from OF duty, and entirely
of m accord:
year last November severely attacked with Tic.
Doloreux in the of my face. The pain was very
from the first and gradually increased that could
food of any kind The agony seemed every
change OF the weather My physician. DIR. Huntington,
Third avenue, gave sycnia and other powerful RENE
dies which were OF temporary avail but after THUR action
subsidized the pain was, If possible, than he
then consulted other physicians, but with better
At last induced procure Christes Galvac
Necklace and the magnetic fluid and the result is that
has entirely cured The relief nearly immediate
the second day much better and by the end of the
first week the disease had entirely vanished For the past
year have been entirely free from the complaint, and
during the past fifteen years BY my recommendation,
Mrs Benjamin Prime. residing in Norfolk street IN this
city, made trial for the complaint and with the
same happy result
perance the Rechabites and the Temple OF Honorj and
that my case known OF my brother members 10
any of whom would refer the aiieted, rposr
No. e. Twenty-eig hth street, y. Y.
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The members of the Democratic Association members OF
Congress- and all other persons present the OF the
national government, citizens Strangers friendly 10
liberal reform through out the world without distinction
party, requested assemble in meeting in front
of the Franklin Engine House. Wednesday, the 18th nst
al o'clock p m, for the purpose of responding the
progress of civh liberty in France.
torch light procession viii be formed u O'clock and
proceed through the principal othe city with band
Of music.
The citizens of Washington are requested to illuminate
meeting.
APPLY II. s. DAVIS. President.
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BY n. GREEN; .6s.csSsneer.

11S VOLUMES of Executive Documents and journals
= of the Senate and House OF Representatives Also
State Papers OF the 3rh I4h and 18th Congresses, nj auc-
tonOn Tuesday, the 18th instant, shall sell al my auc
room, Concert Hail, Browns Hotel Pennsylvania
avenue, at O'clock m the aforementioned books, all
well bound and in good order The documents from
1886 lSi6 and will positively be sold to the highest bid
der for cash A. GREEN,
April S-3t Auctionecr
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION On
Wednesday. the 18th instant, shall sell on the prem
SEES at O'Clock, p handsome building lots, stu
aed on north H. between 18th and ISL wes-beng
part OF lots No. and 6, in square No III. The above
mentioned property handsomely located and but short
distance from the War Department. having south front OF
"a feet each on street, running back Defect alley.
Terms One third cash balance credit of 8, g. and II
months, for bearing interest deed given, and
deed of trust taken Title good A. GREEN,
April S-eod Auctoneer.
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VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT.

THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY have the pleasure to am
the citizens Of shington their Intention Of
giving their first
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 10,
AT Carusis Saloon
On which occasion they viii present programme of
their approved selections which have been received
with enthusiasm in all the principal northern cities.
Cards OF admission 80 each, be obtained the
usual places.
Concert TO commence at quarter before O'Clock For
programme see small bills Aprii S-d2t
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Ii was intention to publish this morning General
Houstons speech in Boston upon the Texas question.
But shall be compelled TO postpone it till our next
paper We understand the General intends TO visit North
Carolina
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A MEXICAN LEADING CASEs.-Select decisions Of
"A American Courts in several departments Of law. with
notes by Messrs Hare and Wallace of the Philadelphia
bar LIST vol, iss7-2d vol lSts This day received by
Apul7 r. iAfLoh-
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CAUTION.

TIL. great celebrity of Dr. CHRlSTIES gal
vanir articles caused them 10 be counerieed by I'M
,rincined persons To guard the public against decep
,,;nn there Is but ONE AUTHORIZED AGENT appointed
in each city town. from whom alone the genuine articles
c.n he obtained. All sold elsewhere spurious and
worthless No pedars travelling agents will, any
count, be employed.
All applications requesting further Information regard
ING business with DR. Christie. should be addressed to
d. G. MOORHEAD, Ageni-Gsneral for the u 8,
No. 1872 Broadway, New York
Only agent in Washington, ID c.,
M H. STEVENS, No. !, Browns Hoicl
April 4-ThSSMif
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TT0USE-FURNIsHIHG WAREROOMS The subscri
begs leave inform his friends and the public gen
eralv he still the house furnishing business
the old stand opposite the Centre Market up stairs io
ulerly occupied by Boeer McGregor where mhy al al
times general variety of useful and onhmentH
house keeping articles at prices much eNncea rom o,me
rates He deems to partcu'aze 'he war;
Gus articles kept saie but simply to state ha NJ MS e.
tablishment NAV be found general assortment Oh
Cabinet ware, chairs &c,
China glass; and crockery ware
Hardware. Britannia ware, and cuoely
Plated and (serman-silvcr goods
Tin and wood ware, baskets and brushes
Look ing glasses, solar lamps, and girandoles &C
Toyeher with great variety oil nncy articles; all OF
c he pledges himself sell Of prices that cannot ia To-
lease and on accommodating terms Purchasers are ear
eslv solicited 10 call and examine articles and prices
April S-eoli3w ". W. DoiLLEN
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Michigan.

The Senate to-day. March 2s indefinitely postponed
the ssWimot Proviso" resolutions passed by the Rouse
two months ago-Detrou Free Press.
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Ry 4. ARERN, .s.sctSensr.

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.-The
' subscriber will offer at public sale, on Saturday.
the 18th instant al O'Clock, p his excellent two story
brick house and lot the Of and Goth
streets, in the First Ward, Washington. Meanwhile he in
ves DESTROYS of purchasing good business stand
call and view the premises, which will be shown, and
particulars made known by the proprietor.
S. D. FlNCkEL,
Corner OF G and 10Th streets
April S-eotd A. GREEN, Anctioneer.
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The procession will from the Franklin Engine house
"a p under the direction of the Chief Marshal and
his assistants. and proceed up Pennsylvania
LAFAYETTE square, pass around the square and down
street l4th street. down l4ih street, down
7h street, down 18th street, down 81
street., down 81 Pennsylvania avenue, down the
to the Capitol gate then counermarch and pro-
coed up Pennsylvania avenue 10 the Franklin Engine
house. and there dismiss.
BY order OF executive committee;
DAVID HEDRICK, Chairman
JESSE E. Dow Corresponding Secretary.
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Congressional.
SATURDAY, APRIL ;, 1915.

The Senate did not SIT to-day ~
In The House, the day was occupied in committee lHii
ogrn in the chairl with the consideration o. os on 'n
pryate calendar sci for tbs day, whereof louf
- ,sa re,orted 10 the House, three OF them
and ns,sng The question on the engrossment OF
,bs fourth. The House adjourned till Monday
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"A ingfon, resolution adopted unanimously, request
Father Donelan offer, in St Matthew's Church.
Monday morning next, III O'clock Mass OF Requiem for
the repose Of the souls of those who died for the nepend
ence Of France.
@. Dyvernos l.. Vivian, C. Gauiier, A. Favier, and
Jno Alexander, appointed a committee carry into
effect this resolution.
The respectfully notify the public that Father
onelan has been waited and has consented 10 ocate
as requested in the above resolution.
April T-3t
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Flannel for Cylinders.

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE HypRoeRArHr,
March "A, 1913.
DROPOsALS will be received al this bureau, until 3
O'Clock p. OF Monday, the first day of May next, for
furnishing and delivering al the navyads al Boston, New
York, and Norfolk sxiyeight thousand hundred and
sxtytwo (6s 1922 running yards of flannel for cylinders for
the navy, the following width and description viz
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. rURxIsHED House to Rent, In . nsSst Aesarabs~
and healthy part of the city, the southwestern
of I2t and streets convenient the public department.
Fnlrr's and Wizards City Hotel, and
rants or furnished suits Of be I'D by
immediate application being made and board foand
quired Aprl5-3df"
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r OsT-supposed have been dropped Saturday last,
IL Miss Janneys boarding house, 9th
and the telegraph rooms near the post Office pair OF
GOLD PERIFOCAL SPECTACLES The finder will
be entitled TO receive dollar leaving them either
the office of the Union at Miss Janney's-
April al
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MIR. Vattemare and France.

We have been permitted to take copy of the follow
ing eloquent letter from the governor OF Virginia to Mr.
Nattemare
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Programme.
General J. M. McCala.
yIcE-PREsDENT.
David Hedrick. Democratic Association
ALDERMEN.
Thomas Thornley, and B. b. French.
COMMON couNcu.MEN.
s. H. Hills and Jesse E. Dow
John c. Rves and j. P. Heiss.
A. D, Vaudrecour,
ITALIAN.
N. Carusi.
John Boyle.
Stephen J. Dallas
GERMAN
G. A. Sage
SECRETARIES.
n. j. Holland, w. w. Curran, d. II. Wood, and Edwarc
Stubbs
Hon Mr. Foote, Hon Z. A. Hannegan, Hon j. Thorn pson
Pa, and Hon. E. La Sere, La.
France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, and Poland will be repre-
sented by speakers from each county.
MARSHAL, HORSE.
Major S. S. Lewis
ASSISTANT MARsHALs.
Joseph 1Iedrick c. S Jones' R Doyle, John p staings
E, Ford, C. FRAZIER, and John Ball
Order of Procession.
-Four Torches abreast
Aid. Chief Marshal on horseback. Aid.
Torches--Marine Band-Torches.
Torches-The officers of the Day-Torches
Torches-The Orators OF the Day-Torches.
Torches-The Invited Gnests-Torches.
Four Torches
Torch President and Vice President of the Torch
MARSHALL Heads Of Departments Marsha
Torches Members of Congress and Officers Torches
Marshal OF the General Government Marshal
Torches The Citizens of France Germany, Torches
Marshal Italy, Ireland, and Poland. Marshal
Four Torches.
Turches--(lernan Band-Torches
(The President, Vice Presidents, Execu-)
Torches tive Committee, and Officers and Torche
MARSHALL = Members of the Democratic Marsha
Association.
Marshal Marshal Citizens and Strangers M lG.shsi
Four Torches
al
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DONNETs AND RIBANDs.-New spring styles of all
ID qualities and descriptions selling off nj Kings Lace
so per less than other in Washing
ton.
We have Just received from the importers the best
bonne,s and rbands this aide of New York. which
determined to loH Immediately
Ladies' will do well call in the morning, they win
have better opportunity make selections Store
Is very much crowded in the evening
April s-St J. I. II G. KING
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,FNSUs United States 1870, $780, 1870 1850,
" $780, and lss0, collected and bound in large oo
golunes-scarce. single copy for sale by
Aprils F. TAYLOR
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Ia HOUSE either with without Furniturs--For
IA rent, the cottage opposite the survey office
Jersey the Capitol 10 which are attached
bath house. milk cellar stabe and other necessary
buildings, with fine garden. For terms, apply the
premises. April 9-Std+
/ ARGE Qusrto Family Bibles price 81 Is, in full
IL leather binding and large type
April T. TAYDCR.
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G.Iv.nl.m and IL. Proof. Of Merit.

90 Editors oil papers VINO nave pubsishcd I
ertisement will notice the alteration. 4
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-11-04
cor w I'M +!

He said he would vote for Gen. Taylor,
would use all the means in his power TO Sc
cure his election, because, although u slave
holder, Gen. Taylor is opposed 10 the extern
sion of slavery-because if elected President
he will not use his Veto nor his influence TO
establish slavery in any part of our Terrific
ries North or South, acqaired or TO he ac-
qnired. And here again. said Mr. Corwiu,
Il speak what kno,c-l speak not without
authority, and tell you knotc Zachary Tny-
Tor will not use his personal nor official intlu-
ence for tho purpose of extending slavery
into any orour territories-I KNOW it. Think
not my friends, Qe con,nued,) tina, am
here to make case for Gen. Taylor. Have
not sacrificed as much as any of you in de-
Tending the principles ofFree soil ? In their
with me. On this platform took my stand
when 10 do SO, lhad 10 separate forever from
dearest iiiends-fiicnds who for twenty
long years, had stood by me through good
and evil report Upon this ark cast myself,
with all my hopes ireighled, aud Inflicted,
almost with siugle arm, tho waves Of popu-
lar indignation. Thiuk not, therefore, tia,
| will abnndon it now, when in full tide
ofpopuar favor. No, no; IsuPPori Gen. 3Gy-
ior because, orhe three candidates for President
nor before lls, ,eM him, and him alone, I an
Yelling 10 trust The cherished principles phich y,,t
and hare so long aPp,ored.-Specch at Col
irm5iGnn.
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From Bryant's Journal Of Il -Four TO and
through California. 1..
A Day in the Great Salt Desert,

Irose from my bivounc this morning al
half past one O'Clock. ] he moon, appearing
like "a ball OF fire, aud shining with dim,
hameful tiglu, seemed struggling downward
through tie thick bank of smoky vapor thai
overriding and curtUhcd tho high ridge
of mountains TO tho west of Ms. This ridge
stretching as far to ;le north & the south us
the eye can reach, inrms the western wall (!f
may so call itl OF the desert valley we had
crossed yesterday, and is composed Of rug
ged, barrer peaks ordarE basalic rock some
times exhibiting uishnpeu outlnus;at others
towering upward, and displaying IL variety
of Architectural forms, representing dOmCs.
spires aud turrcted torlilicntOlis
Our encampucnt was on.lhe slope Of ,the
mountain, and The valley lay spread out at
our feet. illuminated sufficiently 10y the red
glare of the moon, aud the more pallld elul-
gence ofthe stars, 10 display impertrctly it's
broken and ti.ightiul barrenness and its sol
enn desolutiou. No life, except in the litte
oasis occupied by our camp, and danpencd
by the sluggish spring, by eXcayatinG which
with our hands we obtained impure water
sufficient To quench our own and our animals
thirst, existed as far ms the eye could pcnc-
trrlte over mountain aud plain. There was
no voice of animal, no hum of insect, dstur
hing the tomp like solenlnity. All was ST.
lcuce and dGnh. The atmosphere. chill aud
frosty, seemed 10 SympatIlZe WIFI. tniS sep
ulchral stiffness. No whispering sounds
sighed through the chasns of the mountains,
or over the guilty aud waterless rnvines ofthe
valley. No rustling zephyr swept over the
scnnt dead grass, or disturbed the crunhIing
leaves of the gunrled and sttmted cedars
which seemed 10 draw u precarlous eXistencc
from the small patch ofdanp earth surround
lug us. Like the other elements sustaining
animal and vegetable life, the winds seemed
staSnant aud paralized by the universal death
around. l contemplated this scene of OPP
pressive and dismal solitude until the moon
sank behind the mountain, and object after
object became shrouded in it's shadow.
| Bidding farewell 10 Mr. Iludspeth and llse
gentleman with him,(Mr Ferguson) we COM
menced the descent ofthe mountain We
had scarcely parted from Mr. H., when stand
ing on one Of the peaks, he stretched out his
long arms, and with voice and gesture as
loud and impressive us he could make them,
he called 10 US and exclaimed, Nov, buys.
put your spurs to your mules, and ride like
- The hin! was timely given and well
meant, but scarcely necessity, as we all had
a pretty just appreciation Of the trials and
Iharlshps before lis. ' ''' ''H
The descent from the mountains on tho
western side was more difficult than tile MS
cent; bnt two or three miles, by winding
and precipilous path, through some srug-
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stuff" yNs the reply. ..mru-.o..I ... ...,.
l"S0ur tools !" exclaimed the merchant, in
surprise. for ill now he knew nothing of lis
trade, BoydG explained Tint he hhd learnt
the trade oia carpenter and joiner, and had
10 objection to try the job. l...l a.l ..... ...
The merchant handed him the mopey,nnd
told him to make rs good II counter rs he
could. The " Orll was done with such prOinp-
,itudr, judgement, aud fnish,l hul his employ
az broke off n contract for the erection of n
large frame warehouse which lac was about
closing with The same mechuuic WHO Ind
disappointed him in the mliirr Of The conn
Ter, aud give the job 10 Henry. The money
was furnished, aud Boyle was left To procure
the materials aud boss the job NJ His own dis
cretion. This he found no difficulty IN do
iug-and what is remarkable, among The an.
mer0us iuurneymeu whom lac employed,
were some ofthe very men who took of their
aprons M his appearance ia the EugIishunm's
shop. The merchant was 80 well plensed
will his new warehouse, that he proceeded
To set up the Intelligent builder in the eXer-
else OF his trade IN the ciiy. THUS Horny
Boyde found himself raised AT once almost
beyond the reach of the prejudice which had
wei! nigh crushed him He built houses aud
accumulated property. White jnnrneymen
aud apprentices were glad TO he IN his cm-
pluynIcnt aud sit NJ his table. lie is now n
wcalthy mechanic, living in his own hui,se
in Cincinnati, aud his enemies have MS good
reason ms his friends 10 know TINT he Is II nun
Of sound judgement aud sound intellect.
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TnuRspAY, Oct. 90
SENATE. Bills Introduced. BY MIR
HALL, toincurporatc the Dauv,e Rail Co.
read twice and referred 10 committee on
roads by MIR .Rimba!l TO repeal 20 much
of The school law us relates 10 raising money
apporiio uLd TO the number OF scholars III
diatticts-read aud referred to committee on
Education.
Tic ill from The House relating TO Pres
Electors and Members of Congress was TAX
en.up and the amendment proposed by the
House was concurred III.
The Coy. transmitted the report OF Henry
Stevens, il: relation 10 Tie procuring certain
documells and charters Involving tities Of
lands Ia Vermont, under resolutions OF the leg
Islature for that purpose, &c. and relating al
so 10 Alr Stevens historical collection, WIN
.hc report ofthc committee on The last nam
ed suhiec,-read and referred 10 the com
niiitee OH Finance.
Reports BY MIR Redield, from committee
Oh Edncaiion, in favor Of the bill 10 provide
school district libraries, hy amending II so as
20 include unps and charts. aud give the Sc
lection ofbooks TO prudential communities
amendments adopted and the bill, after be-
ing further amended, on motion OF MIR Ham
ilum of Chit. so us 10 exclude books laN"ElnS
religions sccts, and political parties, was or
tered TO lie on the table. by MIR kedlleid
from select cOlltliNtee, III luNol VI NV ~ ~"
establish co:inty work houses IN CONNECTION
with lais-read and laid on the table.
The engrossed bill! TO extend the lIne Tor
compIctIy Brailteboro aud Fitchhurgh RaiI-
road was read third lime and passed.
HOUSE. Reports OF Committees. 10y
committee on military affairs, bill relating to
the militia, aud it was ordered 10 81 reading.
BY committee OH Banks, Senate bill extend
ing the ehagier and increasing the capital OF
the Bank oi'Brut;iehoroi laid on the ialte: 10y
ro,nmil,ee on Ehuratinn,ug ninst bill relating
10 raising money for schools, also against bill
rpealiug act Of last year relative 10 dislmrse-
ti,ent efsehooI money; both dismissed. BY
Judiciary cumnliuee, against bill relating 10
fees Of Justices III taking dispositions, and II
was rejected ngainst Senate bill making ronl
sales oirersonal property tHcernin castS,nini
it was laid on The lphti against Senate biit
relating 10 suits at I~A, and ii was Fejrcted'
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Vol, 70. No. IS. Whole No, 58S.

Of the cause of the npparirion, excited those
supersttious emotions so natural TO all man
kind
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The following elections were made in joint
assembly;
J. Mem. shaiter, of Burlington, Secretary
of Stntc ....