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Abdominal, Supporters, Trusses, Braces,

Magnetic Batteries, &c.
TINE subscriber has taken Rooms, Bo4oens R{ock-
No 203 Main Street, Worcester,--w where he has,
and will constantly keep for SALE agent, lar os
ment Of Meads Vibrating Magnetic Batteres,-A bdom-
nal SupportersTrusses-Sh Shoulder Braces, and various
other mechanical appiancesgreatlyp romotve of human
health and comfort.
The subscriber, in applying the Magnetic battery, in
connection either with, without these rces has
lieved cured many persons, in different parts of The
STATE aerted with ruptures spinal curvatpres rheuma
li-m and great variety disorders and will
continue do either his Rooms the residence
ofany lady or gentlenan who may favor hun Wth
request, any Of the above instruments his ser
vices IN The application OF The Galvanc Battery.
April IL. dtf JOHN G.. KNAPP
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RATHS

WE subscriber, having fitted up anew and Increased
the nHmber CT his BATHING ROOMS reminds The
ezens OF Worcester, that IL they choose TO WASH ard
hEmMS WELL, rather than TO pay Doctors bill 10 get
tceM they can be furnish ed any time with WARM or
GOLD TUB BATHS, SHOWER or VAPOR. and smole
recommendation by calling the corner Of Front and
Nd,s.on n'reets' CALVIN NEWTON.
sa"e "a diff
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TO I,ET.

A4 CONVENIENT TIE EGdESr. No. % Thomas
80 Iallire OF JOHN GATES or WILLARD
%@-~AA BROWN Il July rs.
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HOUSE FOD S1T

AxA A NEW and conyen,eo, n,Sa,I. . u
k& M. lSo Ienements pleasantly located ,~s, a
Han and meel within ye mlnnes walk Of the CITY
surroundna delightful prospect Of The civ and
Cantrsi no Sle Main Street, or Of D. brown No
- 1AOhahse' disf lane oe
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FOR SALE.

EVkk y n h4Es
- . Cottages, Gone double single) situated near
sSsxA = the I'd Me.hOAist Church. Each Cottage has
Rss2A good front yard and garden containing large
number OF Fruit Trees in a hearing condition. The
above offers chance any wishing locafe
thai part of tue rty for investment the present
owner about leaving City For further particulars
squire at this office. j d3i wifi
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Desirable Residence for sale.

A Desirable Residence for sale.
, THE subscribers offer for sale their New Double
% i HOUSE with about 2s 90 feet of Land, cons
E.A nected with the same, situated on Harvard Street,
fronting The head of State Street The House huilt in
the NEST thorough and modern style, and will be
sold with the whuIe or part OF the land.
Jnlv \ isd4w visits c. A. d E. HARRINGTON.
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City Furniture Ware House
w. 81 Al. BAKER


w. a. Al. BAKER
VA OmLp respectfully inform the citizens oC the t,, 81
M"Icester ana vic nifty and their former customers
'hat ihey nave opened large and comm odinps tnr M
-. 10 no. %it MAN ST., corner of Pleasant,
'' - .''o'u'e ana sale ORAL the LATEST kinds OF
PARL0R FURNITURE,
h nave constantly on hand, make yhor notice
the Ffehch style and patterns OF Resonant BfoBog,
Block Watnnt CQUCHES, 'OTTUMANS Iu1iNggF ~"
Iete te DiVANS and TABoURETS
Also, me FTsncA Spring Seat ROCKING CHAIRS. con
sructed upon me most approved priI cpes OF confort
iasle ana durability a the latest pattein, of American
ChAihe-also The French and ssh patterns Modern
AZ Antqqe-PARLOR CHAIRS of every style-also,
nelliSts, BARRIERS, and ORIENTAL EASY CHAIRS
covered with Satin. Plush, Damask, and lair Cioth
Needle Work carefully III the most tasieul man
ner. ~ 0"i Nidh'
Also, general assortment of
Seer ETARsE S, BIJREATTS
Gentre Gard and Work TABLEs--Book and Show Cases.
Desks aiHn i iat- Trees What hos, Tea Poys &c.
iarse assortment OF Cheap Furnture and wood.
HMrnttuTe rtpalred, UayniShed &c.
FoLFil ana otner Church Furniture made TO order
Upholstery and Carving
in all their BRANCHES Origina designs for Fnrprrs I'm,
tans and other Upholstery work, furnished for singi,
articles or suits of rooms.
W. * II. b. having leased for a term of wears
large and convenient building wi extensive walet
power attached, they command acitIes for ihe
lure OF niiure unsurpassed by any in the Stale and
uahs secured me services OF the experienced work
men, tney are prepared execute all orders in their
ness with ecoGomy durability and dispatch The, o, Il
cal! particular attention the tnct OF their
an OF ther Upholstery work. thus securing 10 their custo
hefs arucies wholly superior the Boston Auction ,ur
ntnre which can lie sold atioentv Dtr cenfu less ,bon
good article particularly shop worn aud second hand
UyTGentlemen about to furnish Hotels, Board
ing Houses or private residences, requested to call
Also country Dealers will find il greuty 10 their advan
tage to call before purchasing elsewhere
worcester, March is, 1919. 70 dvtr
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LA / the 81 Story of Central Exchange, rom 10
EE 4 by 30, possession given immediately. Also, one
2ssaA or two TENEMENTS, pleasantly situated In>
quiry may be made at the Spy ONCE, o Of
July 81, Ie49. diff ADOLPHUS MORSE
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FOR SALE

%sG A VALUABLE ESTATE. No. II Summer ST.
Es.M n consisting OF House, Barn and Building Lot
supply Of good and durable water with MANY de.
. que privileges, when examined DIFF March s.
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House for Sale.

A new and valuable house, OF two Tenements,
AA n stu eted on Carol street nearly opposite the
sMA Laurel street Church For particulars enquire
the premises June %. dtf
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Fer Sale,

TIVE STOCK AND TOOLS Of Blacksmith shop, s
j rated the Court House. Inquire at this Office.
Bee IS dwtf
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Father Mathew,

THIS great Apostle of Temperance supposed TO be the
j geates benetactor Of his people living, and it is
supposedthat the best place to get "a
DAGU LIKENESS.
in WorcestcT is at the Rooms in WALDO BOOK as by
devong considerable attention the ofmy custom
er have been enabled satisfy the tastes of those who
have favored with their patronage to degree beyond
my most sangune expectations.
Those who in of Likenesses of themselves or
their friends will well call before TRYING
elsewhere as, by having availed self the moden
coveries and improvements in the art am prepared to
take Miniatures and set them in Lockets Pins Rings
Bracelets Gases, which for beauty Of ns cannot be
celled in this city.
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For SaIo.


Ina A TWO story dwelling Uouse si,ua,.d nm ss,.m
ENM ~ 81 Said house is so by % iee, with a wood
a. and other convenience The Ioii Sc teet hy
sh s Ior large or small family and consider
Of " W. spi io.tnel particulars inquire
Wo,..s,.. ALvAN ALLEN, l6 Trumbuli st.
Ni,' ny 1Ls 1o3es DIFF,
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TO LET
- TINHE BRICK BUILDING on Lincoln Square
s@fA 4 known the Worcester Branch Railroad lei
AaS. pot, 100 feet by 50-wi he fitted up TO accommo
late Lesse track will be laid, if desired tor cars 10 run
into basement. ~
Also Building situated the Boston and Worceste,
Railroad Bridge, suitable for Machine Shop SO by 80 n
stories high with steam engine and engine house attach
edand Blacksmh's shop near 40 by So feet storie,
high with yard room-wl be fitted to suit tenants
immediate possession given. Inquire the office of the
worcester and Nashua Railroad Company No las Mair
0"Ne' du Feb 8
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Rev. DR.. Lands, a Clergyman
SIDNEY, New Jersey, July IL, le4s.

hIpFEY, new jersey, July IL, l64S
DIN. A. H. CHRIsTIE--Dear Sir: You wish to know
Of mo what has been the result in my ,ase of the
application of THE GALYANIC BEL NECK
LACE Myreply is as follows:
Fc It trenty years had been suf, [om Dys
pei cry year the symptoms became worse, nor
Gov ain permanent relieffrom any of med-
calt Int whatever. NV physicians were skilful and
excellent men buthe their prescriptions failed About
fourteen years SINCE in consequence of frequent expo
sure to the weather in the discharge of pastoral du
ties become subject to a Chronic rheumatism,
which for year after year. caused me ndescfibable
guish In the paroxysm the skill of my phys
clans sometimes afforded great relief; but this
lief was only temporary Farther in the winter of AS
and 46, in consequence Of preaching great deal in my
own and various other churches in this region was at
tackled by the Bronchitis which became so severe
as to require an immediate suspension ofmy pastoral Ia
bors My nervous system thoroughly Frustrated
and my Bronchitis became worse, also did my DyS
pepsa and Rheumatic afectonhus evncing that thess
disorders connected with each other through the
medium of the Nervous System. My suferngs were in
deed severe and had no prospect other than oelng en-
rely laid aside from the discharge of those duties and
the performance of those labors in which my soul has
ever found the highest of her joys
Bst reasoning from effect to canse, concluded that
the Nervous System must be reached before any hope
could be INDUCED of my obtaining relief from these most
distressing maladies In the whole phamacopea there
seemed to be remedial agent which could reach and
recuperae my Nervous System; every thing that had
tried for this purpose had completely failed At last
was led by my friends to examine your inventions and
Though with no very sanguine hopes of their eicency
Determined to try the effect Oh the application OF the
GALVAEIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the MAG
NETIC FLUID. This was in June, 1916. To BY GREAT
ACCOMPLISHMENT, IN TWO DAYS MI DYSPEPSIA
EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED RESUME MY PASTORAL
LAHORE, Fok HAVE SINCE OMITTED SINGLE SERVICE on
ACCOUNT OF THE BRoscHITIs AND MY RHEUMATIC AFFEc,
TROUBLE II time permitted, i
could fill sheet paper with the details of PARTICULARS
but can only furnish this brief abstract My Dys
pepsia has returned; the Rheumatism once IN
while visits me, but not severely and easily arrested
and manfesy being driven IRON its hold upon
TEN, and my Bronchial affection is entirely ced Such
is the wonderful and happy results of the experiment
have recommended the BELT and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from neuralgia aHec
tons They have tried them HAPPY RESULTS, BS
Every
am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT w. LANDIA
For sale in Worcester by The Agents NJ b. GREEN,
md J. GREEN SC CO. dM& SweopIy Nov. 8
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DIN. A. H. CHRIsTIE-Dear Sir: You wish to know
Of mo what has been the result in my -ase, of the
application of THE GALVANIC BEL NECK
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Thing. fhilndtlphin.

Pr mADELFfnA Thursday Jan. L.
The splendid ship Gray Eagle, Capt. Power.
sailed from this port at 9 o'clock this morning for
Monterey and s4n Francisco She carries fun
freight and thirty five passengers nearly all Of
whom from the class OF the Young and en-.
ergetic men OF Philadelphia.
The Aew.Y0rk City Guards Captain McArde srriy.
ed IN city hy the Baltimore line this mOrnnz and
ashinztOn House During their stay Ia Philadelphia
they the guests Of the National Grsys, Captain
Friz AZ hat past twelve o'clock to-day. the corDs
was received 10 the Hall Of Independence and heartily
welcomed oy Mayor ; ~iis In neat speech. 70 which
Captain McArtle made handsome reply. This after
noon the City Guard visited the Paramount Water
Works. they formally received BY the Wat
erirg Committee Of the City Councils 10 is expected
they will esye for New York y morrow morning
There i very little demand for Flour and tn mar.
bet s rather heavy ssle Of 1900 bbls good brands
vas made a. - p, which IL the general asking rate
10 Corn Ma! sac OF 100 bbs Brsndy@ine IS report
ed AZ q ri Nothing Lew In Rye Flour Wheat Ia
wanted, and some few small lots sOld at :: l2dsl 10
Tor good rtds Corn i aso with small sales Of
rev yellow a. o0Co2 cents. Oats are worth ga IS
celts Cotton Is quiet, but holders FIRM Nothing Of
any n0tnen, d0nx in Groceries Whisky 4. steady
with small sales a, = eta No movement In Freizh,s
SALES Or .rOCKs-Fvst B0ard-i3O Iehzh Coal
scrip, 79i Com Bank, -. IS i : BANK 81 n lie.
heigh Interest o. 600 r. stlng Rd Bonds Is 900
do Mort Bonds, 80. 30 Grard Bank. III, so o :
War Bounty scrip, 9et zoo Z Treas Notes s. los.
go DO, ll-t 20 Union Canal, lOl 5000 Tenn Bond.
y 600 state "a. ~ - Kensinzton Bank. 30. 10
Planters Bank, Tenn, 4 90 z Go So 1851 1000
%. o. 100.
sseoaa B0ers-l Mech Bk, q Farm & Mech gk
81 20 vcksourg Bk l3 1000 sch Nav Co. 35i 3.OOO
900 heading RR Bts, AT; 50 Morris Canal, Al so
Z : Loan Ga, 81 1904 100 union Canal loi 200 Z 3
Bk 81 70 Lehigh Coal Scrip IA 1000 Harrisburg
RR Bds, ST.
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Thirtieth Congress.


SENATE. .WssHiNGroN, Tbupdsy, Jan. 10.
The Clerk Of the House appeared and delivered
various bills, which bad been passed by that body.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
Mr. ATHERTON OF y II Chairman Of the Com
mittee 90 Finance reported the Indian Appropriation
bill from the House.
REPORTS FROM STANDING COMMITTEES.
Several reports from Standing Committees were
made. Of no general importance
MAILS BETWEEN THE Z. AND FOREIGN NATIONS
Mr.. ALLEN OF Ohio offered a resolution of IN
quiry addressed 10 the Postmaster General % whs
contracts had been entered into existed for carrying
the Mails between the United States and foreign pa
lions, Stating dates, terms Of contractors and
profits derived from the ssme by the Government
CIfERoKEK CLAIMS.
a resolution was offered, calling for information
relating to certain Cherokee Claims against the Govern.
ment, whch was adopted
TERRIrORY MINEsOTA
Mr.. DOUGLASS OF IL. moved 70 take up the bill
for the establishment of Territorial Government In
the new Territory Of Minnesota, which was agreed g.,
which, after being considered and amended wss post
poned.
MESSAGE FROM TIE President
message was received from the President By
the hands OF bis Private Secretary. Mr. WALxER.
PRWAIE BILLS.
Sgndry private bills were taken up and acted
upon, when the Senate, ON motion, adjourned
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by telegraph to the Mw-YOrk Tribune.
NEWBORN LEGISLATURES.

SENATE..-.ALBASV. THURSDAY Jan l..
Mr. WfrNTN reported = bill d sruend the charter OF
the Trust Fire Insurance Company and sgs'nst the
petition OF A 6. Thompson 20 amend The lsury laws
BIN Wa. Introduced BY Mr.. BASxR relative u the
same sub iact
resolution adopted for going into the election
Of L : Senator on the 9th Of February next
After some debate resolution adopted. Ayes p
and Nays g. in favor Of general Insurance Law.
In the course Of the debate, Mr.. BoSEE said he
thought the bill introduced IN the House ~ Mr. CAMP
BELL would psss
Toe bill % sbolish Capita. Punishment was taken up
in Committee OF the Whole
Mr. BoSEg moved a. strike out the ensciins clause
Mr.. COFFIN supported The bill. When ne had con
cuded the senate adjourned
ASSEMBLY
Mr. BREwER gave notice Of Dill - tax existing
safety Fund Banks 70 pay the creditors Of me Cans.
Bank IN full
Mr. JOHNSON gave notice Of BIZ 70 amend an act 10
protect the property Oi married women.
The bill % extend the time 10 >Uperin,endents OF ire
Poor elected IN l-is file bonds snc take oath OF Of
fer was passed 10 Committee Of tie Whole.
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CHoLERA.-The subjoined report Of the Board
OF Health speaks for itself The Cholera mas virtual
ceased to exist, and strangers may visit the city
win mpunity We deem Il unnecessary, after shis
to publish the daily reports Of tee Hospital they are
100 Isznihceut ~ warrant the trouble. The weather
10 cold and orscng.
January Ar meeting Of the Boad Of Health he'd &c.
day 81 Oelocs p NJ lhs following resolution wss adopted
The board lakes pleasure In announcing 10 those persons
hsving business to transact and strangers wishing TO
visit TIE city, they do without dagger bgt would
canton them ong continue occasionally 70 occur
expose unnecessarily or neglect he usual
precautionary measures.
Alh0ug "a the number Of deaths has not varied mach for
tho ast tnr-e days yet 10 fact well the med l.
cal profession about the terucaon Of ep.cemcs
there always prosetsd essss which swell the bills OF
mortality, scattering sporadic czses are 70 be me,
with some tine afler the cessation.
A d. CRosSNAN, President B. H.
A. HEsrEl, Secretary.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Speaker announced the first thing in order
on bis table to be the resolution from the Printing Com
mit,ee respecting the survey OF Buffalo Harsor
Mr.. TONES of G. addressed the House IN reply
to Mr. Halls former speech He said that he hsi
made wrong issue-thai he TOoNBs) hsd not com
planned Of the cost Of the printing but the sbuse Of it
The execution Of The public printing not only bad
bur execrsbie. re wished u well done and well paid
Tor. The Printing Committee were usnscending their
duiy-their eyes were upon everything They had
printed AL immense fsteni Oihce Report made up
irom scraps OF newspapers lhs report thus made up
must be printed according 70 this Committee, By toe
hundred thousand copies lie for reforming these
souses IN the public printing
Mr. HENLEY OF lud followed and defended the
Committee and expressed his regret that M TooNBi
had not attacked the whole House instead OF three
humble members OF the Committee de WAS a bold
man and should have STACKED the whole House. Zoe
worthy Of hs steel He then attacked Mr. IOonBs for
voting to print extra copies BY thousands Of TAYLOR
corfespOnicnce with TIE Government De ~Oglt 20
with the Hon gentleman OF Georgia for genuine re
ireuehmeI, IN a. things he showed that there
saving IN printing for ths Congress the sat He
admitted that the printing hsd been executed badly 10
some instances but IN the main the eontrsc: system had
worked well
Mr. BEoDHEAD. Mr. MURPHY and Mr.. WENT.
WORTH inierrogsted Mr.. HENLEY to the advantage.
Of the contract system
Mr.. MURPHY sand that the printing as now ex-
ecuted was disgrace % Congress
Mr.. JoNEs OF Tenn. moved 70 lay the resoluti on
on the table The question was taken by Yeas and
NAYS and decided "a Tue negative. The resolution Wa
then pat upon is passage and adopted
CIVIL AND DIPLOMATIC BILL
On motion Of Mr. ViNION Of Ohio. Charm An Of
the Committee tie House resolved itself Into Commit.
tee Of TIE Whole the state OF the Union and too
up the Civil snd Diplomats Appropriation bill Mr
SMITH Of Ind IN the Chair.
Mr.. MULIiS OF y \ proposed an amendment
TO the same in favor OF making appropriation for the
support Of WlscOnsio Territory, the Dill contained
one for Oresoa which was discussed warmly by NJ
VISrox. Mr. DUKE. Mr.. BoYooS Of y. {. Mr.. THoNF-
SON OF Ind Mr. Johnson Of Ark Mr. LTNDE and otherA
Some contep6ed IN the Of debate mat tbs Ter
riory Of Wisconsin did not exist Others took oPpO-
site ground and advocated the proposed amendment.
After considerable discussion the Amendment vAs
rejected when toe Committee having eone 70 no
conclusion. TEs House adjourned.
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y Mr.. MEADE Of Va. took occasion TO say in
the House on Wednesday thsthe had been lsrepresen
ed In The Tribune Expose Of Mileage There was not
particle OF foundation for the charge, and be was
constrained to iss,ate what The Tribune did say n
order TO End ground for contradiction He said be was
charged with taking more Mileage than he was emit
tsdto' Every reader OF The Tribune knows better.
The statement that ne had received Mileage Tor
distance Of 80 miles from Washington, while b. III,
shorts Poet Rose the distance % Petersburg. Va
Il but 40 miles That IA true. How many more will
repeat ths trick Of denying what was never asserted
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Mr. Peters moved the appointment OF Committee
be composed of three from each Judicial District q
report the names of officers for the ensuing year and
70 Tx upon tue place of holding the next state Fair
this elected considerable debate, when Il was finally
passed
The delegates from the several districts met and re-
ported severay, the following Committee
l. Messrs, Deyelin, Campbell, aud Stewart Ne~York
Messrs Tompkas OF Westches1er Floyd OF Suffolk and
smOnsOn Of Roc;land
Messs Beesman OF Columbia, Vail OF Ren sselser, sand
ford OF schohzrie
T. Messrs Cheeyer Of Saratoga, L. Monry AID H. b Nor
thup Of Washington
Messrs Hungerford Of Jefferson Comsook OF Oneida,
and G-ddes of Obondsgs.
Messrs Enos OF Madison, Chamberlain OF Osego and
Calhoun Of TiOgs
Messs sherwood u Csyugs Colt Of Livingston, Buel
Of Monroe.
8. Messrs Rsynor Of Erie White OF Niagara and Peters
Of Genesee
This Committee retired, and the meeting took 70.
cess until p. NJ
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Dfsfrucflve Elrf.

PORTLAND, Thursdsy, Jan il.
Our City was visited last evening by mostde-
struc,ive FIRE, which consumed n beautiful block q
stores on the Long Wharf partly filed with sugar, mo
la,ses and four The buildings were owned by y. r.
Deering and T. Chadwick Of Portland. Benjamin WI
Ii. Of Boston. and others The lose has not &c, been
ascertsined but is doubtless very heavy The insu-
rance amounted to but g 90
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Lnter-Ford Declared Elected.

COLUMBUS Thursday, Jan. lS-P.M
The Jo ut Committee Of the Legislature report
that Ford 300 majority for Governor and is there
fore elected majority Of the Committee express
their decided opinion that Ford is clearly elected but
the majority differ relative 20 facts
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MILEAGE REPoRT.-We find the Report Of the
Com mlt,ee on Mileage in last evenings PhlGSelpa'a
Bulletin and give i, in full. l,s statements show that
reform 1. needed and the action Of the House speaks
the ssme language. There is great deal Of useless
augmentation in H. The Committee report that II
The Tribune had said what II did not cay it might be
liable 70 charge which 1t not having sad. Of course II
is no, liable TO- Tha, was Just clear before the Com.
r1ittee reported
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Ohio Legislature.

CoLUMsrs, OHIO, Thursday, Jan. u.
The House, to-day have adopted the report Of
the Committee on Elections giving to Mr.. ROCKWELL
ofPortase County NNhig) his contested seat, and Va
eating the Clinton County sest.
The Committee 10 examine the alleged errors IN the
Gubernator1s returns ere still pursuing their Invest
gat.ons A report IS expec,ed soOn.