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all 200 acknowledged by John w Bunne forfeited aud
sold to Hiram Jacobs on e'edi.oan, interest," etc 645 dolls
The Of the or Of sec g. 26 n. W, containing
n 3Olo0 aees-morgaged by Van McCulIoch-oan inter
est, etc 500 do ls 81 cts.
The half of the or and the or or of sec Is,
IS n, west containing in all 100 acknowledged by
Isaac Vnson forfeited and sold 20 VIM X Rochester on
credit-loan, interest, etc ESQ dolls I'll cts
The north half Of 80, 81 west containing 800
aere.moIgagsd by Henry Ensminger-losn, interest," etc
$40 dolls Sc cts.
The north half Of sec g. also the west half Of ar Of
sec g. all in 81 nr W, containing 400 acrcsmorgaged
by Philip Ensmnger-loan interest, etc GAL dolls Sc cts
The or Of or Of 10, 26 n, W, also OFFS
ar OF H. t26 W, also OF Of sec 20 o.
containing in all 1874 acres-mo gagged by lillian NJ
Kenton and Isaac Besyloan. interest," etc Cos dolls 81
The Of the or and Of a. Of sec So containing
100 acres also The of or of sec go containing so
all in 2s NJ 3w-morgased BY Jacob Meyer-oan, nier
est etc 4l8 dolls % cts.
described page 1884, book A. Of the record Of deeds Of White
coun,y-morgaged by Robert Rehrock-oan, Interest etc
| Gal dolls sc cts.
The or Of The n or of g. also the or of or OF
all in 90 n W, containing SO 2l00 sces-mort-
gagged by Joshua Rnker and forfeited aud sold credit
William X chesieI-loan interest, etc 249 dolls IL
cts.
The hf of the ar and the hf OF the or. all in
sec Ia, 26 n, containing in all 100 acres-norgagsd
by Isaac Reynold.-loan interest. etc 354 dolls Ga
So much Of the morigaged premises in Zach will
pay principal interest, damages and will tst be
premises will be bill 10 for the State h Thought best and be
Immediately offered for sale credit Of i've years, with
interest a per cent annually 40 advance.
certificate OF pucha<e will be given the purchaser
pedgng patient deed fom the State wIeuful payment
shall be made which shall be f,feed the State with
payments made thereon for default OF the Of
principal interest according the terms Of SALE aud eu
lie the State 10 resell at any time.
Bond will required o purchaser for the pay ment Of
the purchase money and interest," and that OF the pre-
misses shall be committed suffered, aud surety may
also be required in any
BY order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of Sinking Fund.-
JAMES MORRISON, President.
orrroE OF srrxrse Furp
| IsDrAEAPoLp, Sept 20, isi9.S
APPROPRIATIONS Of the abbreviaions in the foregoing
notices for east for west for north, for south. hf for
half or for quarter for haclion for section, for
township and for range.
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The h Of the Or of sec "a. 81 w; also the
h Of the Of sec s. So contsng I63 So 100
acres; mogaged by Nathan Porter and forfeited
credit to Noah FraDcs-loan. interest," sc. $3.50 l6
The or If sec o. IS w, containing 100 acres;
morgsged by Martin HOUSE interest," &C. $500 S6
The or sec %. 81 n. W. containing 100 acres
0, less, moTgsged BY Solomon AdriehIoan interest
&c 1853 SO.
The W h Of ihe Or Of see g. 50 n, w. containing
80 aeIss also the ar Of Or Of Or Of So 81 n
containing 10 acres; bounded described pages
100 aud 721 Book r. of Tecn,d Of Deeds Lapofie
eounyi morgagfd BY franklin Thwng-osn, interest, &c
&2s6,46.
The hf Of the az OF T. SO containing so
also the nj ~ the Or Of sec T. Sc W
tanning 80 acres. mo'tgaged by William J. WaIkel-lOan.
interest, &C. $685.. al.
The fr Of the ar II 20 81 n. W confirming
81 20-lOO scresi mOrgaged by Jacob sleroan interest
&c. S553,53
The end Of the bf II the ar Of IS, 81 n
containing 20 for particular Of which
page 328 Book p Of the record OF Deeds u Lap,re
county; morgsged by William Hawknslosn interest &c.
s593 So
The M Of the W h Of The n ar ~ 81 SO n r4e
eOntsning 40 morgaged BY Joseph C. O-osn, in
terest, &c. 1891 %.
Lots No. l. 3, and 4. in s. 36 n W. containing
1874 $1,000 aeresi morgsged by David @. Roelosn
est SIC $542, 81.
The hf Of hes 81 also the hi Of the Dr. al 10
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Manex Hanrnd

YuyE being
the have removed their John
r. Hills
nrm Of Drum Fouday requested call
debit.
hope friends late viii promptly respond
DRUM 4 ANDERSON6
3-3s-4w
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE
NOTIOys. TRIMMINGS. &c.

- GRO bonep Buttons; Womens silk Hose;
cd Women's blk slate
10 gross vest Buttons; WOmens brown and bl'cbd do;
y spool Thread; Misses h'chd do;
blk and siiv'r'd Eyes; blchd
hacks solid head Mems brown and angola do;
White blk and brown Hollands Ladies'slk and kid Gloves:
Assorted paper Musins; Ladies'iise and cotton do;
Assorted glazed Muins; Misses 4" Z" do;
Sewing Silk and Twist; Men'ssup Kid and Isle do;
rog heaced table Linen; Menhuck and cashmere do;
Canvass and Padding; Black and fancy CEavsts;
Rack and white Waddns; and Linen Hand
Collars silk Braid linen Tapes SILK Lacets
will be sold veryow, al MAfHEWS, opposite DFakes
Hotel. lS-u
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FRESH STOCK or DRUGS.

S. A. u v "A l.,
(Successor 10 j. Rdmsey)
wholesale and Retail Dealer,
Nm Drugs Medicines Paints Oils Dye stu, Chemicals Sur
gical INSTRUMENTS Brushes, Tobacco, Cigars Perumery,
Glassware &c receiving his spring stock Eastern
markets. and respectfully persons desire
above articles call and his stock
before purchasing elsewhere he is determined sell low
not lower thaa any other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
of the approved Patent medicines will be
kept constantly hand. choice lot Of Liquors viii be
store for medical purposes and will be sold low
Tobacco and SegarS.
pounds brands Virginia Tobacco; 90 coo Principe TO-
Pun GOO Regalia 10000 Plantation 1000 EParngO
600 LaNoms Cigars been opened and VIII be sold al
Cin cinnati prices
Perfumerv Hair Oils and Dyes.
assortment Of French English, and American Pefnm
cry Oils and Hair DYES the best quality lust reeeiv
ed, and viii he sold low, wholesale and retail
Paints. Oils. Dge-Styfs.
lot of Paints Oils DyesIuhs, in and for sale low
Also and White wash Brushes OF every description
Eastern manufacture.
pay par.r attention preparing prescrip
directions for their From regular edu
cation in Medcn and experience Junior Physician TO The ba
timoe lnhrnay and several years practice IN masIon Gus
this he sers himself That he will he able give
his Stole next door Little
Co.'s Auction Store
Indanapolis June 2, 1919 lilly
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COUNTEREEITS,

FEVER AND AGUE,
CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, INTERMITTENT
AND REMITTENT FEVERS. AND ALL THE
VARIOUS FORMS OF BILIOUS DISEASES
SPEEDILY AND THOROUGHLY CURED BY
DIR. OssOosE's Indian ChOIagogue.
following the Farmers and EmIgrans Hand
sTos sSss w cox q S T 500 Ds ss psSSs by
Tee valuable medicine sold most Of the Western Giles
Diseases slhe Indian Chaegue, which prepared
he West his special siudS we are friends
usually sas PsG but s we os bad 1T S testing
The speedy and relief afforded by the Choagogue as
from bile and restoring to purify striking
a ss R s s GS' s s OF
Cary Law, Agents Cincinnati
Sanford pIG June last was c : s"s Tv with that 9s:
Proxyms returned da and very My physical ener
Having hied several favoIile remedies relea
had s nS or o %s@ C
lions. The that had hut amxysm AFTER TAX
other medicine disposed Of the remainder Of the bottle
to w other persons smy afflicted and with the same results
TWO DAYS by lhe use o. the CnoAsogne % m as
he sure YOU ask for orood Indn Chola and take no
lRead from communication woodbridge,
Dr1pOrr, oc. 81, Is4O
Dr. Charles osgoOd with much interest,
which have extensively prevailed dur
individually them Though feel
myself very p,s 'o nose sary T% So d n e
cusiOnsjus and think whhaI t pamphlet eaeuaedto
produce much practical good.
weather which always luxurious a
serious iebre aaekbe fever assuming the more aina
ola remtent fever hlving become what within
have heard much of ehi fever" The disease con
Mr. b. handed bottle Of Indian Cboagogue which
had The kindness send me- Immediately commenced taking The
nts OF he boiIs, decidedly better.
nen popular remedy experience FAR induces me 10
's a aha. so1 nsys s P%D Ssn agencies S TO
siion-hough regret that, with view general dissent
nation Of should have found necessary 10 remove from your
Win is much CHI r: :t sir,
WILLIAM WOODBRIDGE.
Sol. by D. PARK tsgsSsssos to SANFORD fARK i
south and west to whom all orders be addressed.
Robinson Peter Carey Louisville Ky; and by Wnstandly
New Albany nd and by appointed agents in every town
Tominson Brothers D. Craishead w. Hannaman,
a,os Siddall Co., Madison Geo w Palmer, Coum
%o6d Tefre Ilsute john Durt crsworsSiie; r.
Gs cy and Reed ai Rch%sSnd s
MEDICAL 40 LLEGE OF EFANSYILLti,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
Win The o. G and
the las week IN fs61ay IN. ,v
General Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy, Charles WesVe
| Chemistry and Pharmacy, c. A. FSar, IN
Maieria Medca and Therapuctics, Ish. glieoz. NJ D.
-HdotSoh
Theory and Practice OF Medicine, Ler L. L0ycoek, M d.
Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, George B. HG
ker NJ d.
Of ANATOMY, Marx 7Safion, N. ID.
| TERMS OF TUITION
Maiulaicn fee s.; Professors tickets each $40 Dissecne
Graduation fee $50: Good boarding be obtained r
81 50 that the Of entire
course graduation need exceed S97.
Cabinet nd Library which entirely contain ample
branch of the profession by the Of
ca surgical and obeca Appliances &c &c all othe
most approved Styles Any further information that may be desired
%" O' =" '''"'' y ~1''-''s L. L. LAYcocK,
s7lm wSsw Dean Of he Faculty.
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FOR SPRING, ISzs
PURNELL 81 HANNAH,
Corner Of Meridian and Washington Streets.

INDIA NAPO LIS,
RE opening their Spring Goods which VIII be found to
and desirable styles uf Dress
Fancy the Eastern eo om which they were
secuted for this market.
ALsO-An as assortment OF Staple Goods
Being firm. determined 20 sell och prices az WIN
and regular custom. An desn an examina
Of stock
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Forming together enieanment unique and
bcautfu The companies will consist Of the following Pro-
fHono LorsRz fPhoRzo. dur
inyth their STATUES, IND
GROUPING that gained the enviable TIE
WORLD!g meiodss comprise the following ArtsMessr.
Plunsr hason wilson, Moore Hhne and Gilbert who will sing
the most select NEGRO H0LODfES REFR9LNS
with CoaandH, Wiciss &c with the
seldom witnessed, and insure the Of
liberal and intelligent public.
Admiration so eenchircn IS Seats secured for Ldrs
Doors oeock-perfomanees
FIR particulars see small bills Of each day
net 7-3y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-10-04

Guns, Pistols, and Pocket Cutlery.
ssR SHOF Guns at 81 piece;
AD do at Sc piece;
3sx barrel Revovers:
81 pair double barrel Pistols;
100 single barrel pistols from 81
1900 wostenhoms pen knives SCI
500 peck knives different brands and patterns;
Also butcher knives table cutlery pocket knives shoe
&c., just ece and for sale low by the subscriber
CHARLES MAYER,
so Opposite Temperance Hail.
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isalalNsI iSllSlKSi.

rU,uE undersigned would respectfully inform Their customer,
and the public generally that they are rcevng TIER ls
having
with gentleman residing in the East who has ben Ia ire
importing bookeng for number OF years 10
make purchases m us will enale present customers
public generally and complete assortment Of Books
and Stationery both American and Foreign aud IS cneap my
house west Of the mountains DAVIS KAY,
One door west Of crsishesds Store
DELAENES AND GINGHAmS.
Oh n YARDS plain and figured De Laues new and nsauii
OD u fi patterns; also few pieces Of small PAID Green
97-y HORNS.
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OLYMPIC---Court House.
MANIAC S-MESSRS. ANTONIO.
Change Of Performance errry erenng Price Of Admission
thirty cents
TUESDAY ASp WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, Der. AND 8.
THE public respectfully informed that the Mana have uni
ted Bands OF Talent the first comPrsng the we'll known
artists and brothers
ANTONIO
In eonlunc ton with the highly esteemed
SABLE HARMO NISTS,
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NEW CARPET ROOM.
Carpets at Cincinnati Prices.
THE subscribers have opened Carpet Room in connection with
l. their Store, and now in receipt of
1000 yards Ingram and YeRaiaR Carpeing,
Of almost every quality and priee 2s cents TO 81 st
House keepers others invited make them
acquainted with the prices whether they purchase
The undersigned hope keeping stock Of
goods and selling them low they be bought in Cinen
NATL sell who have heretofore there for their Car
pets. Entrance through the Store. H. J. B. c. HORN
Indianapolis, April 80, ls49. 9 10y
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Attest styles superior Grape silk, berage lace and fan
Shaws from so to $50 just lived and for sale
81 SEATON &sHOLMAN
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Sn14 PACIFIC MAIL .x7R3N
&&36H STEAMSHIP COMPANY 4N&Z

TIE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 tons, Capt. O. Forbes.
- Panama, 1887 tons, Capt w c. Stout
- Oregon, 1899 tons. Cap Il. II. Pearson
their way the Pacific, intended TO leave Pa
mama, for pora In Central America, Mexico and Calior
MIA as follows:
The first 1.-THE 9Th January.
Th be s ,strs ,s,h M ssgria'S'
and thereafter Of the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first Of each month
An experienced Surgeon will accompany each ship.
Passengers In the after cabins heddng but
wines and liquors. and will be allowed space for per
sona baggage free TO the Of 800 ha weight Freight
excess and all other goods $50 per ton and per
on specie.
Packages should NOT exceed l5o lbs weighi-for mule
carriage sttf
Passage from Panama to Realeio 700 miles, In state
rooms, S64
Passage from Panama Acapulco 1900 miles In state
rooms, $50
Passage from Psnama to San Bias, or Mazatlan, 1000
miles In rooms, sl75.
Passage from Panama to San Diego 1000 miles In safe
rooms, e225
Passage from Panama to San Francisco $500 miles, in
Passage ii the lower cabin deduction OF one a nh
from the above rates,
Passage In the forward cabin from Panama 10 either Of
the above named ports aU Including only such rations
are furnished 10 the crew
end in The order Of the dates OF their tickets
No passage secured until paid for Apply Il the office
Of the Company, New York, "a South street janf2
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January 8, ls4e.

Dear Sir: Believing that public statement
of my affection may be of service to others sim.
ilary afflicted, as well benefit to yourself,
years ago was attacked with Hemorrhage Of
he Lungs which induced my friends to despair
OF my recovery My health continued to decline
for year. when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied to physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore without the least bene
At, and having also made use Of the Galpanie Bat
ilty without any good effect concluded Try your
Extract Of tSarsapariiia, and am happy to say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and hive been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLWO0D.
To A.. J. SoHwApTzE Jr., January q, ls4s.
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no. For sale In this city by
w, 4 j. H. GILMAN, Druggists,
~ Pennaylvania Ayenue I.
B. n BER's EMB r. CATION
FOR HORSES. - a

S1sN This preparation will cure Strains, IN
RFS2 Bruises, Stiffness Of Joints, Cuts Old E7W
-AlU.Ulcers on both man and beast II has-Al-E
cured Ulcers Of years standing Relief Is given In
snayls by Its application And for Fistua and Pole evil
IL Is sure cure.
Also Bber's Horse Ponders, 10 restore The had cond
tion III The horse and TO DESTROY WORMS which give
so much pain to that noble beast.
Barbers Horse Balls Qor Coughs and Caiarrh,) my
own prsparaion, and not tiumpeted to the world
specific, but the best found out.
mS- Sold al SToTTS Drug Store, also tJNO F, CAL.
LANS, 9TH street.
NIB All diseases treated, by the snbsrriber, on scen.
tfc principles. lie In a regular bred Farrer, and can
always found the Washington Stables ready 10 attend
the calls Of the public. Jan lsl GEO. BARBER,
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A CARD.--NIr. BRISTOW, Finishing Writing Master,
IL who been giving lessons In Baltimore with the most
marked and distinguished success for three past and
who is universally known Penman for the last TWEEN
ty years In all Atlantic cities intends visiting Washing
Ton, by the request Of many citizens and will open his
academy q few days at Concert Hall Buildings Of
Browns Hotel for the purpose Of giving full and
pete course Of lessons on Ills approved superior and ee
and respectfully invites te ladies' and gentemens
lon and the public generally Of all ages tn specimens Of
the style acquired which he has left Messrs Taylor
Mapry's bookstore, Ninth street. Pennsylvania
nue., and at Browns Hotel isconfdcntly hoped that all
whose writing bad cramped ilegble will avail them
selves Of Mr. BIS reputation and offer his arrival
chenply and speedily remedy The evil.
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| am most respectfully yours, &c,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WAsuiSGTos December 90 l847.


~ - WARRINGTON, Uecember "a, 1871.
To DR.. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
Dear Sir. l hereby acknowledge dsbs Of gra-
tltude due you, in saying that attribute my pre-
state of good health entirely the of your in
valuable preparation Of iSarsdparaid. Having been
afflicted with l!fdninatory Rheumatic Affection
of the e-oint, which sweled to such degree as
to confine me TO bed for many weeks, depriving
me Of the entire use Of my limb, and having been
the least prospect of recovering made use of your
Extract Of Sarsaparilla to the amount of bottles,
after which began to use my limb, and upon its
further use had the satisfaction to find the disease
radicated and my general health very much impro-
we'd. Two years have now elapsed and~my health
still continues good. You areat liberty TO make use
of this as you may think proper.
Very truely your obedlent servant,
VIM. w. STEWART.
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WoRTHINaTON q. sNETHEN

FORMERLY soLIcIToh OF THE pENERAL LAND UPF1cE'
A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Washington, d. G.,
DRAcTISES In the Supreme Court Of the United States,
the Courts Of the District and Of the ncghborng States
gives legal counsel his Chambers prosecues claims Of
every description against Congress- or any Of the Depart
ments OF Government, agent In procuring letters
patent Inventions and prepared to execute any bust
requiring the and attention OF counsel or
agent at the seat Of government.
J Office at his dwelling, No Missouri Avenue, be-
tween and ~ streets. aaEa "rast as
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GRAND
INAU G U RATION BALL.
MARCH S, ls49.

TINE MANAGERS or THE GRAND INAUGURATION
l. BALL have the pleasure to TO the public that
the extensive arrangements in progress 10
render the BALL every way worthy Of the eminent citizens
whom Is intended 10 honor An extensive saloon has BET
built Judiciary square for the occasion, which VIII be e
egantly decorated under the superntendence OF the most
accomplished artists 49,
GusaLs celebrated band has been engaged and viii per
form many original pieces, composed by their celebrated
leader expressly for this Ball.
The proceeds after the payment Of expenses, are TO be
equally divided between the Two orphan asynis u THE
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATES.

WAsHIFUTUN, VuUHuTy . IofU'
| am informed Of the ingredients Of which Dir.
Schwartze's Compound Extract of Sarsaparla is
composed, and believe It to be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted and admir-
ably adapted to produce sautary alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, M. ID.
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STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE
QE REPRESENTATIYES

OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Committee Of Elections Messrs. Richard w.
Thompson, Joseph Mullin, Lucien B. Chase, Natha-
MEL Boyden, Timothy Jenkins John Van Dyke s..
w. Inge, J. Dixon Roman, Hezekah Williams -
Room No. 81 attic story
Of Ways aud Means.-- Messrs Samuel r. Vim
ton, Alexander H. Stevens James J. Mckay, Charles
Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles s. Morehead, J..
No. a. End story nest
or Ciams--Messrs. John A. Rockwell John
Crowel, John r. J. Daniel, VIM. Nelson, David
Wilmot, George G.. Dunn, Thomas W. Lyon, Tho
mas s. Flournoy; James H. Thomas.-Room No. SO
LIST story, east
On Commerce. -Messrs. Washington Hunt Jos.
Grinne, John Wentworth, Moses Hampton, Ban
non G. Thibodeaux, Archibald Atkinson, Dudley S.
Gregory, Joseph A. Woodward, Kingsley $. Blng.
On Public Lands.--Messrs. jacob Collamer, Gar.
nett Duncan, A. H: Shepperd, Richard Brodhead,
Harvey Putnam, Willard P. Hall, Alex, Evans w,
R. w. Cobb, Horace Greely.-Room No. 30 attic
On 1le Post Office and Post Roads. Messrs. VIM.
L. Goggin, Joseph M. Root, Charles Brown, Daniel
B. st. John, John S. Phelps, Elisha Embree George
w Jones, Abraham Lincoln, David s. Kaufman
Room No. AZ End story 1rest.
For the District Of Columbia. -Messrs John G..
Chapman, +. A. Tallmadge Albert G.. Brown, Wash
ingt9In Barrow, @ D. Fieblin, VIM, Henry, Thos.
Gaines. Room No. 40 basement
On the Judiciary. Mossrs. Joseph II. Ingerso
George Ashmun, John Petit, Nathan X. Hall, John
II. Lulnpkn, James Dixon, Richard French John
l.. Taylor Richard X. MeadeRoom No, II End
| story, South.
On Revolutionary Ciaims.-Messrs, Daniel P:
King, Chester Butler, Franklin W. Bowdon, Alfred
Iverson, Orlando Kellogg, Jonathan D. Morris, VIM.
A. Newell, f. X. Smart, and William Pitt Lynde.
Room No al End starry. iresf.
On Public Expenditures. Messrs. Thomas l..
Clingman, John Strohm, Henry Bedinger, Artemas
| Hale John Jameson, John w. Jones, Emile La
Sere, franklin Clarke, ii. ). Conger. - Rosm No. 80
basement
| On Pirate Land Claims essrs. John Gayle,
| J. f.. Brady w. w. Wick, David Rumsey, jr., J.
| II. Harmanson, p. w. Tompkins, RS. Candy, An
drew johnson, Mason G. Darlng.-Room No. 80
| 2nd story nest
On Manufactures. --Messrs Andrew Stewart, A.
| Abbott Joseph T.. Edsall, John w. Houston, Chas
| E. Stuart Eliakim Sheriff., VIM. G.. Brown, John
w. Crisfeld, James ii. Johnson.-Room 81 2nd
story, south.
| On Agriculilre.-- Hugh White, VIM
Sawyer, John G. Palfrey, Sampson w Harris, VIM
Rockhl, Hiram Belcher VIM. Thompson, John J
Slingerand w. l.. Goggin. ~ Room No. 81 attic story
\ On Indian Affairs. --Messrs d. M. Barringer NJ
p. Gentry, Jacob Thompson, A. X. McIlvane, G
w. Cathcart, J. X. Giddipgs, T.. B. Peck, A. Buck
1 ner, X, w. Johnson.--Roo No. 81 2nd story south
On Military AQairs.- NIessrs John M Bolts
| Armstead Burt, James Wilson, II. A. HARRISON
John Dickey, Linn Boyd, Dudley Marvin VIM. T
Haskell David Fisher.-Room No. "a attic story.
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GEonoErows, January 81, 1913.

Having been made acquainted by DR., Schwartze
with the Ingredients of his preparation of Sarsapara
concur with the medical gentlemen above in regard.
Ing II as an Alternative of great efficacy and In all
cases to witch such alternative Is adapted of great
power BENZ. s. BOHRER, Nj. ID,
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WAeuINeToN, .yanudyv "a, 1873. :

WASHINGTON, January "a, l648.
II gives me pleasure TO say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number Of gentlemen, who have tested its ctf
cacy; and l have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates that they can be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD.