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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
A FFECTlONS OF the Qytio Nerve lritis, Conenctiva
N Inflammation Partial Blindness Operations for Strabs
mus. and ether Diseases affecting Vision. DIR. TuN.
STALLS OFFICE, 70 Circus street. between PeIdido
and Grayer streets Hours of CoBsutation-10 till Sun.
days 10 till g.. Certificates from Physicians and Patients
NAV he seen AT his Office ja2D
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r,,s,COLT'S REPEATING CARBINEs
Il qSr Ieceived. few of COLTS (Six Shooine, pI-
D.n LIES or CARBINES. with all the Necessary imnIs
Shnnsa. Gap Primer, Powder Flask Mouds for BuIlets
sSsntsIssss STRAPS They well adaped to the
mil In Oulof np Which e are offered for sale by
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PRESERVES, &C.
DEACH. Ounce. Pear, Pineapple etc, Preserves. in
l. large and small jars, in stofe ard fog sale by
mil CHAS. STUUSHTON, "a Campst.
NEW FEED ST ORE
ORDERS FOR UAY, CORN OATS, BRAN, Pc.
" TATOES. etc. promptly attended to
u. CHAPMAN, So Icboapioulhs street.
Refer encs-J. * r. GKDDEs. [iaI8 oral near foytas
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CCLENt1aN7s INtfNOVED FATENT PORTAELE
U.NI tL.f1BRY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by W. ?. COLEMAN Girod street
Iva one door below Saronna New Orleans These Mills
are IN successui operation the following States viz
OHIO, New Yc!k Pernsyvani, Virginia Kentu.sy inli-
ana, Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Iowa Nlssou AT.
kanas. Tennessee. AibaIs, Mississippi Louisiana Texs.
Mexico, and on account OF their p0rtGLiy the ven
tiIDg ioT California number Of them have been puT-
chased recently for those - D:rirs''
IL Warranted N perform satisfaction OF the mr.
chaser, money refunded. [nhlil w p C.
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EDOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given

EDOAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
Ao that a petition will be presented to the CONS
missionsrs Of Monroe county, at their next March
Session, praying for the location Of a county road,
commencing at the Ohio river road on the land Of
VIM. c. Walton in Salem township, at or near
the place where an elm tree stood by the fence so
that the road, that is the centre of said road run in
a straight line from said river road on the upper
bank of the big run through said Walton's field
and cleared land, or at the upper side Of the fence
at said Walton's house and barn, in such way as
as said Walton may direct, thence up said run to
the first main fork Of said run on land of Mr.. Han.
ma at the first falls, thence the nearest and best
way with the least work to intersect the point
whsre the road from A.. G. Ewings inlersects the
ridge road from the mouth of Suntish to Dan. Gates,
and Tor the vacation Of the first mile from the river
of the A. G.. Ewing road. p
Ian. 27. 1919.
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A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-By virtue

IA of an order from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe county, | will offer for sale on
the premises, IN Fix township, in said county, on
Thursday, the lst day of March, 1919, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, a m, and 4 O'Clock, p. m.
of said day, the following tracts ofland, to wit: The
southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of
section %, township 5, and range 2. containing 40
acres, more or less, lying and being in Monroe
county, aforesaid; subject to the widows dover
Terms-Onet third in hand, one third in 6 months,
and the residue in IL months, with interest from
the day Of sale, to be secured by mortgage or 9th.
err approved security.
OLIVER INGHRAM,
Adm'r of Oliver l~nghram, decd.
Jan. 90, ls49. ---i n
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Congressional:

w .a ATE-Mon Jan. 10.
Mr. Down made a minority report on the sub
ject Of the admission Of California into the Union.
The bill to adjust land titles in California, was
debated until the adjournment.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
Mr.. Astral made a report in favor of the admi..
sion of Mr.. Sibley. as a member from Wisconsin,
which was agreed to. -gr
Mr.. Diekersoh introduced a bill obstructing the
ranking privilege.
Mr.. Rockwell, by consent, introduced . resoIu-
ton making the California and New Mexico Ter.
~ritorial bill the special order for the 23d inst.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Not ice is hereby given
10 that a petition will be presented to the Com
missioners of Monroe county, at their next March
Session, for the location of a county road. CON-
mencIng on the land of the heirs of Richard Nor
ris, on the road leading from BeaIlsville to the
Baptist meeting house, in Sunsbury township,
thence on or near the line between Benjamin
Trusx and said Morris, from thence on or near the
line between Obadiah Truax and Joseph Smith,
thence the nearest and best route to intersect the
Atkinson run road at or near David Tenors.
Jan. 81, lS49,- MANY PETITIONERS.
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A TTACHMENT.--A my instance, an at
N tachment was,this day issued by Henry Ma
son, a Justice of the Peace for Centre township,
Monroe county, against the property and effects
of Thomas Yohp, a nonresident Of said county.
Dated this 18th day of January, A. D. 1919.
JEREMIAH HOLLISTER, .
Jan. 90, lS49. Agent for John HOLSTER.
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noAD NOTICE.-No,ice is hereby given

ID DAD NOTICE. Notice is hereby given
y that a petition will be presented to the Com
inissioners of Monroe county at their next March
Session, praying for the location and establishment
of a county road. beginning at the State road at or
near a large white oak tree ON lands formerly own
ed by Thomas Kennedy. running thence the near
est and best route TO Robert C.. Morrey's tobacco
house on the west half of the northeast quarter of
eetion l6, township S, and range @, running thence
she nearest and best route to the county road near
the mouth Of the run near Andrew Kinkesds.
thence the nearest and best route to VIM. Dearths,
thenceto Adrew Snyders, thence to ~interssct the
tcounty road at or near Jeremiah Willisons.
Jan. 81, lS49. MANY PETITIONERS.
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Ian. 81, 1919

DUBLIC SALE.-By virtue OF an order
from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe county. Ohio, l will, on the 10Th day Of Feb
ruary. A n. l9+9 next, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, a. m. and 4 O'Clock, p. m, ofsaid day, at
the front door of the Court House, in the town of
Woodsfield, in said county, offer for sale the fol-
lowing real estate, to wit: The south half of the
south west quarter of section twelve, in township
four, of range six, in Monroe county, Ohio, sub
ject to the dover estate of Elizabeth Philips.
Terms-One third cash in hand, one third in
six months, and the balance in one year. with in
terest and approved security.
.ar WILLIAM MASON,
Executor of Reuben Philips, decd.
Dec. 30-n43
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VHNHE STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co., SIS:
IL Application will be male TO the next Court
OF Common Pleas, within and for said county of
Monroe, for the redemption Of lot No. 10. in the
town of Lebanon, in said county. sold on the llth
day OF January .lS47. for taxes, to George w. Penn,
and charged upon the duplicate 10 Sole monPowell
the original quantity, the said lot M. 10, entire.
SOLOMON POWELL,
By N. HOLLISrER, his Attorney.
Jan. 10. lS49-6w
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LATEST NEWS FROM HARRISBURG.
Harrisburg. Pa, July Is. l6i6

ATTEST NEWS FROM HARRISBURG.
Harrisburg. Pa, July Is. 1886
DR.. d. Jayne, Dear Sir, Mr.. John ]. Miller,
residing OH the Cumberland side of the river, direct.
ly opposite this place. called on me a few days
since, and stated that his wife was cured of a veiy
severe cough. which she had be IN troubled with
for a long time, by the use Of your EXPECTO-
RANT. Before she commenced using il, she had
become so weakened and reduced as to be obliged
to keep to her bed, with every appearance of hav.
ing deep.seated CONSUMPTION, aud he had
very little hopes of her recovery. especially on the
night before she commenced using the Expecto.
rant. Her cough was So tight aud severe, that he
did not think she could iipe TIN morning, and three
bottles, which he procured from me, restored her
10 perfect health. He wishes me to communicate
these facts to you.
Respectfully yours. MARTIN LUTZ.
N. B. Your "Carminative Balsam" answers I'd.
mirably the purpose tor which it is intended. aud
is quite in demand, NJ. T..
Mr.. Lutz is one Of the most respectable men in
Harrisburg. %
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A DEMONSTRATORS sALE.-Noic.

A DMINISTRATORS SALE.-Notics 10
IA hereby given that | will offer for sale on the
premises, on Thursday the LIST day OF h-rch l649.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. VI and 4 o..
clock P. NJ. of said day. the following tracts Of
land, 10 wit: the north east quarter of the south
east quarter Of section 10. to wnship 7. and rssgs
Z, containing 80 and $500 acres; also the south
east quarter of the north east quarter of section -.
township 7, of range 7, containing SO and $500
acres, situated in Seneca township. Monroe eous-
ty and State OF Ohio--in a populous neighborhoed
about 3 l.2 miles from Sumperield, and 7 miles
from Malaga there are public roads crossing
through the farm. There are also over 100 excel.
lent fruit trees on the premises, together with good
water; subject to the widows dower, upon the
following terms, TO wit: One tbhd in hand, one
third in 6 months, and the residue in IL months,
with interest fr III the day Of sale, to be secured 70
the satisfaction Of the undersigned; to be sold %
the property of James Keenan,, deceased, pursuant
to an order OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Mon.
roe county, in said State.
MARGARET KEENAN,,
Administrative of James Keenan,, deceased.
January g., lS49.
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Ian

a SENATE-Tuesd,y Jan. 16.
Mr.. Douglass, for the purpose obviating objec.
tions to the California bill, introduced by him, Of.
fered a substitute, which omitted the slavery ques.
ton. 1t was read and ordered 10 be printed.
The resolution in relation to the amount of land
titles in the lately acquired territorier, was debated
a t.some length, and then postponed.
The Senate then went into executive session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Mr.. Tuck desired to offer a resolution contem-
plating a Congress of Nations to settle difficulties
between nations without a resort to arms. Objec-
tons being made, the resolution lies over.
The bill continuing the office of COMMISSIONS
OF Pensions, was passed After some uuimpor-
tant business, the House adjourned.
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Ho no! YOU'RE GETTING BALD.

ARE YOU?
Well that is a misfortune and mot a crimes bur
to remain bald, when so fine an opportunity offers
to restore your hair, by a faithful and liberal use OF
JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC, is but little short Of
crime. This valuable preparation E kettles the scalp
to a new and healthy action, clearses it from scurr
and d%aDdTuff, pre- ents hair from falling off, cures
those eruptive diseases which often appear On the
head, and in a majority of cases produces 4 Rns
growth of new hair. 1t also gives the hair q rich
and beautiful appearance, unequalled BY any thing
OF The kind.
Prepared only by DR.. Jayne, Philadelphia, and
sold on agency by
]. G FLEMINC, P. NJ, Woodsheld.
Moses P. Miles Il Son, Somertoh.
j. HoLMBs, Darlington.
F. MYERS, New Castle.
r. HEADLEY Jamestown.
ELI BROCK, Stafford.
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SENATE. Wednesday,. Ian. IL

SENATE, Wednesday, Jan. II.
In Senate sundry petitions and memorials were
received ard referred. The bill providing for the
reduction OF postage was debated, and various a.
mendments were offered, which consumed the
time until the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. .
The House went into committee of the whole
on the state of the Union, and considered the civ
il and diplomatic appropriation bill, md with \ it the
mileage question. The amendment of Mr.. Schenck
allowing members ten cents per mile and 80, 900
per annum, was agreed to. When the committee
rose the House adjourned.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE Co., S.:

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.
naf''e.e Da'heS' Vacation after Oct. Term
Abel Barnes. }ls4s. Petition for Divorce
The said defendant will take notice that the sale
petitioner did, on the 10th day of January, A. d
l849, file her petition in the Clerks Office of sale
court, praying tor a dissolution of the bonds o
m%atrimony, now existing between them-..that un'
less he appears at the next term OF said court, and
plead, answer or demur to said petition, the same
will be taken as pro confesso, and a decree enter.
ed accordingly.
WALTON & ARMSTRONG,
Attest: Soils. for Petitioner.
JNo. WAT. OKEY, Dep. Clerk.
Jan. 20, lS49,
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Administrative of James keenan,. deceased.
January G., lS49.

STATE OF OHIO. MONROE Co.-Applies.
~ ton will be made TO the next Court of Con.
mon Pleas of said county, tor the redemption OF
the south west quarter, of the north east quarter Of
section ten, township three, range four, in said
county, containing AZ s9-l0O acres, sold on the
llth January, ls47, for taxes, to Henry Sycks;
charged on the duplicate to James Taylor, origi.
nal quantity same as above.
EDWARD ARClIROLD.
Dec. 2, lSis-6w Atty for Edward Talbot.
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DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP"
The following is from a respectable merchant,
dated!


Lambertville, N. ]. June 10, 1916
DR.. D. Jayne, No. 8 South Third ST, Phila.
Dear Sir, Il have this day had an Interview
with the gentleman of whom | made mention to
you as having taken your EXPECTORANT will
such decided effect. He is a respectable farmer
living a few miles from here | was SO much in.
terested in a detailed account he gave me of hi:
cough and cure, that | embrace the first leisure
moment to communicate it to you, and if the cure
is as radical as it appears to be, it is the most re.
markable one | hsve ever known.
For 80 years (%after having the measles) he has
been suffering with a cough of the most distressing
kind, getting worse as he advanced in years, (he
is now 55 Frequent turns of coughing, and diff.
ficulty OF breathing, lasting from an hour to an
hour and a hall would come upon him, with such
severity as to exhaust him, with strangling until
his eyes became bloodshot. He had despaired OF
being cured having tried physicians und a thou
sand things without relief. For nine weeks i'm.
mediately previous to his taking the Expectorant.
he had been under the care of an eminent physi-
cian, and hearing his cough, | recommended to
him your Expectorant. He first said he had tried
50 many things that he had no confidence in any
thing, but | induced him 10 take a bottle, by telling
him of persons OF my acquaintance who had been
cured by it. This was on Tuesday; that night he
took Of it, and says that it was the first comforts.
Die nights steep ne nao enjoyed for years. On the
Thursday following, (only two days after wards)
he went TO work, and has continued to make a
full hand on his fam ever since, (now nearly two
months.) He told me to-day, that for the last
week he had cut and split a hundred rails, or made
100 panels oil fence per day, has been in the water
to wash his sheep, and otherwise exposed. with
out the least symptoms of a return of his cough,
it having entirely disappeared, and strangest of
all, one-third Of a bottle has produced the effect,
He seems so thankful and overjoyed, that he
..wants TO talk all day about H." and says that il
he could not procure another bottle, he would re.
fuse 500 for the remainder OF the bottle he had
lett. le rFGiEhTIHF tJG Te EEhWId-gs
Your Carminatiye Balsam | have also used or
recommend to others for the last ten years. with
the most salutary effect. Respectfully yours. w
JOHN H. ANDERSON. +
Prepared only by DIED. Jayne, Philadelphia.
and sold on agency by il -iQl3H EaT.
J..G. Fleming. p. NJ, Woodsfeld. ssas
Moses P. Miles & Son, Somerton. s4asi Oh
b j. X. Holmes. Clarington. klJCQ NLHH1F|
vs #. Myers, New Castle. 7HIFIEsG a5uEI
y E.. Headley. jamestown. sr5 aFf
Eli Brock, Stafford. ssf- uatf ne laIaiW
SONS OF TEMPERANCE,
Woodsfield Division, No. 494,
80 MEET AT THEIR HALL.
q. -
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G-The Auditor of the State Of Kentucky, in
his report, sets down the number of acres of land
in the State at l9, 425 1853, valued at 1927 ,63l ,s7I;
number of slaves, l92, 479, valued at S6C, 800 ,377;
number of qualified voters, 1868, and the
number OF white males over Fl years, l42, go. p
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nISSOLUTION PARTNERSHIP
IL The partnership heretofore existing under
the name and firm of P. & C. Diehl has been dis
solved by mutual consent. The business of the
firm will be settled b. P. Diehl, who can be found
at their old stand. now occupied by J. H. Morris.
All those indebted to the firm will call immediate
ly and settle their accounts, as the business must
be closed.
P. DlEHL,
Ian. 81, 1919. c. DIEHL.
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0o-Reciprocal Free Trade, SO manifestly the in.
terest Of all nations, is likely soon to have a com.
mencement, which Is full half the battle. Bills
are now pending, one before our Congress at
Washington. and one before the Canadian Legis.
lature. to admit recIprocaIly. grain and breadstuas
OF all kinds, and other articles, the product OF the
United States or of Canada, into the ports Of each
other, free Of duty. This is pursuant To the rec.
ommendation Of, our able Secretary of the Treasury
\. J.Walker, and If successful, will much improve
the market for Ohio Wheat and FIour--Cin. Emo.
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oo-Itis said that there are 10000 Mormons.
nearly in a state Of starvation in Iowa. These
prosecuted and unfortunate people, merit the
commisseration Of the whole Union. 80
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BRONCHITIS, COUGH. CONSUMPTION
SORE THROAT. &C. :

Mr. John Beckford, a respectable merchant OF
Eas,port, Me, says Please send me a large supply
of your valuable medicines, particularly of the
EXPECTORANT, as | have a great demand for
them in the British Provinces. A gentleman from
Windsor, Province ofNew Brunswick, J was pass
ing through on his way to Boston, to get cured of
BRONCHITIS, rN
when | recommended him TO take your Expecto-
rant, which gave him immediate relief, and he re.
turned home completely cured.
The Expecterant has also brought one man 10
life here, after his physicians had given him 10.
and had taken nothing for three days. His COM
plant was N.
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Rev. Jonothan Going, D. d., President Of Gran.
vile Colledge, Ohio. says: ale was iaborine IN.
der a severe COLD, COUGH, &HoARSENESs
and that his difficulty of breathing was % prsa
that he telt himself in imminent danger of mime.
dat suffocation, but was perfectly cured by using
this Fxpectorant." 80
Mrs. Dilks, OF Salem. N. j.. was cured OF Asth.
ma OF 20 years Standing, by using two bottles Of
this medicine. Mrs. Ward, also Of Salem was cu-
red of the same complaint by five bottles.
Lewis c. Levin, Esq the distinguished advo.
cate nf Temperance, stated at meeting of Upwards
of three thousand persons that he should not bsvs
been able to address them, but for the use Of
'Jsyne's Expectorant." He said that he had been
laborIng under a hoarseness and severe oppression
Of the chest, that he had purchased some of The
Expectorant the day before, which had relieved
him in a few hours, and he found himself. contr,.
ry to his own expectation, able to address the muI-
titude. @Ca
Prepared only by DR.. D.. Jayne, Philadelphia,
and sold on agency by
JIG. FLEMiEG, P. M. ,Woods6eld.
Moses P. MILES s. SON, Somerton.
]. K. HoLMEs, Darlington.
F. MyERs, New Castle.
+. HEApLEY. jamestown,
ELI BRoCK, Stafford.
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The Senate numerous petitions were presented
and bills offered. Nothing Of importance was
transacted. Al O'Clock the Senate retired 10 the
Hall of the House, when Gov. Ford was inaug-
rated, i- I.ert-.. aa.s--s t-+-.-a
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In Senate the question Of printing was again
debated. III came up on arssolution offered by
Mr. Blake TO give the Senate printing to Messrs.
Scott and Phillips. Mr.. Emrie made an unsuc.
ces'ful effort to get the resolution referred to the
law committee of the Senate. in order to test the
charges Of Messrs. Scott and Phillips with the law.
The wings, on a tie and party vote, refused to in
vestigate, The resolution of MI. Blake did not
pass. sd
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SENATE-Thursday, Jan 10.

-. ..... oENAFE- inuTsuay, Jan 10.
Resolutions and reports were offered.
On motion Of Mr.. Douglass, the bill to establish
the territorial government of Minnesota was taken
up, his amendmen adopted, and then passed over
informally, Mr.. Butler having first called the atten-
ton OF the Senate to the fact that a portion of the
Territory Included is not covered by the ordinance
ofl797.
The hour of one having arrived, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the consideration OF bills on the private
calender. A number were passed, and the Senate
then adjourned. ...
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The greater part of the day was spent in CON-
mittee of the whole on the general appropriation
bill-Mr. Smith, of Indiana, in the chair-and con-
sidered and disposed of a number of the amend
ments proposed. Among those adopted, was one
to abolish ~fogging in the navy, and another appro-
priating $l4 900 to refurnish the Presidential man
sion after the 18th of March next.
Without coming to any conclusion on the bill,
the ommitte rose and the House adjourned.
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Surveying.

hANtEL MORRIS, an old and experiences
~ Surveyor, thankful Tor past favors, will stili
attend to the surveying Of land roads. &c , undsr
the direction of the County Surveyor. Deeds.
mortgages. and other legal instruments, drawn 1t
the shortest notice. ofsce in Woods6eld t1
August 26s, gsf-r sIHlJ ,a-r as
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CONSUMPTION

SO2NcC.HE iON.
| happened to call in and saw him in a very din.
,ressed situation. ! recommended his wife TO trv
the Expectorant, thinking that it might give him
some ease. ard he would expire with less agony.
but he recovered right away. Yours, &c, -
J. BECKFORD.
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o. The Sisters ofMsicyy have rendered % he
city q Pittsburgh The use of their hospital in case
the cholera should visit that city. Thsyhave also
rendered their services in nursing the patients.
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sisrs 4sdj sgs8 SENArE-Saturday. Jan. 20.
The Senate was not in session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
After unimportant morning business,
Mr.. Rockwell moved that the House resolve it
self into the committee Of the whole on the state
OF the Union, which was agreed to. and 8 FT&
The bill establishing a board of Commissioner
to settle claims against tho government was taken
up.
An amendment was offered postponiog the ap.
poiniment If the Board OF Commissioner til after
the 4th Of July, which was agreed to,