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Wien used Gcc0Tdlng 10 d1TcCtl0nSJ
Will Cure Without Fail:

Coughs, Colds;
Weakness of the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding to produce
Consumption;
Liver Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
Complaints;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Nights weatn
Exposure 3r lmprudence
in life;
Chronic Constitutional
Diseases;
And is a Spring and Sum-
mer drink and general
Tonic for thesystem and
a gentle and pleasant
purgatiVe; it is superior
toBIue Lack or Congress
water, Salts, or Seidlitz
Powder
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female WEAKNESSES AND COMPL AIMS

No remedy that has been offered to the public has
been half certain and efeue in correcting ALL the incl
dental 0e1knesses and irregularities of the female
BRANTrS PULMONARY BALSAM 1t makes no differ
ence whether the arrangement be Suppression, excess or
other incidental loedkneSs-it regulates ALL by strengthen
ing the system egualzing the circulation and soothing and
GLaying NERVOUS lRRITABILITY. See our Pamphlets
Enr
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

See the cure of Dr. Hubbard of Stamford Ct and others
Dyspepsia
See the cure of T. WILCOX merchant of Atca, Wyoming
Co., N. Y. and many more, in our Pamphlets.
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
in Children and Adults always cured Weakly Children
will become feshy healthy and hearty and grow rapidly By
the of this BALSAM.
No mother need the death Of her child 6y
Cholera Infantum while teething, If BRANT"S PUL-
MONARY BALSAM be administered. 1t should be, Tor
such cases, given in larger than the ordinary Doses
For sale in Evansville by
dec21 1y w. M. WOOLSEY, Ag't.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evils
Cancers, Tumors;
Eruptions of the Skin;
Erysipelas;
Chronic Sore Eyes;
Ringworm or letters;
Scald Head;
Rheumatism;
Painsin theBones orJoint
Old Sores and Ulcers;
Swelling of the Glands;
Syphilis, Dyspepsia;
Salt Rheum;
Diseases of the Kidneys;
Diseases arising from th'
use of Mercury;
Loss of Appetite;
Pain in the Side e. ShoUl
ders;
General Debility;
lmbago, Dropsy;
.undice, Costiyeness;
1re ThrCat;
ronchitis;
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CONSUMPTION.
a Diving Woman Cured !

We state this prove the pozoer life when
this BALSAM is used after the person Is considered
by physician and friends be in the last of disease
actually in this case far gone that the
STROUD and budLcl bought For the particulars
of this case and the respectable and dOubd proof of all
the circumstances and facts refer TO PAMPHLETS
This effected on Mrs. ZIBA DYKEMAN, of Balls
ton Spa Saratoga Co., Y We prove beyond doubt
many others almost equally hopeless and RnIGblc cases
of Coughs and CORsurpti0nS CURED, which pro-
uounced iRc1rnble by sklful PHYSICIANS.
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Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast, Throat, Lungs, and Heart.

and all diseases of pulmonary nsture-such diseases
usually prove fatal under ordinary treatment when II
attack he
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tsUUU i
ErThe Ohio State Journal, Columbus, Ohio, thus
,eaks of Bulls Sxrsaparilla:
SIT HAS NO EQsTAL! The Unprecedented sale
Bulls Compound Flg;d Extract of Sarsaparilla in
lis city, where it has beea introduced for the past
wo months ONLY, with the very gratifying effects
reduced upon all who have tredit warrant the as
rion that as purifier off the blood it has no equal!
ycalling on the agent in this city,
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house OF Adams Co., agents. and entitled % the conf
danee Of our friends abroad. NH
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Congressional.

In the Senate yesterday, Mr. Underwood presented the
petition OF Charles Eet, nnior. showing the practicaby
OF improving the navigation OF the western riveis Mr
Douglas was his request, excused from serving the
Committee Foreign Relations Mr. Dayton reported bill
for increasing the compensation Of the Judge Of the criminal
cont the District of Columbia Bills reported for
changing the time Of holding the United States courts IL
Pennsylvania, Vermont, and Tennessee The resolution
heretofore offered by Mr. Bradbury calling for statements
respecting removals from Office, was taken npMf Bright
being entitled the a,oand it motion, postponed
till tomorrow The bill Tor the revision of the patent law
was iaken The bill at the late session recommitted,
and reported with amendmen,s) Mr. Tnrney moved fur
her anne Mr.. eherson Davis opposed the bill and
moved substitute tor IT, Mr.. Turney advocated the bin
Mr. Seward made some remarks against IT, The bill was
aid on the table for the present The senate adjourned
over till Moudiy. TAI
In the House. the bill providing for the reduction Of the
rates postage taken up The subject discussed by
Messrs Thompson Of Pennsyvana, Morse Bowie, Casey.
conger Meade, and Hebard-the last of whom had noi
concluded his remarks when he yielded the floor The
proposition fixing the sngeleuer postage at three
cents without regard distances pending, aud ALTO an
fixing the uniform rate oil TWO cents, prepaid
Propositions have been made any decrease In
the com posma also to prevent, In
he cuuilmcn OF The Post Office revenue, the dscoh,lnn
ance vi and post offices. @.Ha s .a.s
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N, TuRKEY. TIA, /, VIII / Frgpo.e.

The amendment wss then debaled BY Aiessrs. DAVIS
OF Mississippi, TURNEY, and SEWARD, (of whose re-
marks the report is necessarily deferred agreed TO
Another amendment was moved by BlT. TURNEY, and
Mi DAVIS Of Mississippi. moved substitute for the
entire bill
The amendments having been ordered TO be printed the
further consideration oil the bill postponed unil
morrow iAtillI III .1ttI BE ~
ADJouRkMENT
Mr.. BADGER. AT the request OF a number of friends
near me- fdesire submit now whit 10 called the ussa
and proper motion at this period Of the session-he
Christmas not being oyerthat when the Senate
adjourn 10 day, Il ad purn 10 meet Monday next.
MIR. DODGE, OF Iowa. demanded the yeas and nays !;
which were ordered, and. being taken, resutedyeas
%, nays 1s-as follows e., f4#
YEAS Messrs Atcbison. Badger. Benton, Berren,
Chase Cla,ke, Davis OF Mississippi, Dtyou Doaga, Ew-
ing, Foo Gwu, Maugn Mason, Mder, Moron, Phelps,
Pratt, Seward, aud Uphan--2D
NAYS-Meoss Baldwin. Bo,land, Bradbury, Davis Of
Massachusetts Dodge al Wisconsin, Dsge OF Iowa, Downs,
Fe!ch, smlin Hunler KING. Morris, SeLa,isn spruance
Tnrney, Underwood, Wales, aud Waker-lS. tsa
So the motion prevailed.
On motion, the Senate adjourned
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sorry to see the Senate enter into scramble 10 see who
should have his particular bill made the special order
Every will understand quite well when the subject 10
which he Is attending viii come up, If lie will only fol
coDfuson and delay the public business more than this
plan OF special orders. as think have already seen
IRON the last srsslon hope that this request will not
be accs ded TO, and say so the more readily because
feel great interest in this particular measure. 81
Upon taking the question, il was decided in the mega
tive
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NNUALs FOR Is5I.-Leaheu Of Memory, illuminated
III annual; by ReynciI Coates, NJ. ID.
The Keepsake with illustrations by eminent artists
The AInaIanib, fine steel engrayings
Ladies, 0in Souvenirs OF Friendship
The Flakes illustrated by Sartain
Tho Token of Fnendhip, edited by Bradford X Pierce
The Garland, edited by Emily Pereyal
Fnepdship's ohenng, compiled celebrated writers
The en- superb steel cngravngs from designs by celebrated
artists
The Christmas Tribute and Others bound In
Turkey morocco, papie mache, and other rich binding
Dec 10 fhANCk TAYLOR
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By DYER 3 mcGUIi.E, Aae.Ionesr..

WI EIIsKEPT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
w oapnvae family al auconon Friday morning December
sell a .WaIkef's
street, opposite
good household furniture, &c., consisting part
M Walnut velvet covered lounge
aHr Do marble top sofa table, tables
Elegant cottage #ty.. a1
Danask spring lounge a##"
Silvered girandoles, maniel ornaments aas.#
Walnut rush-seat chairs, cane seal CHAINS
Mahogany dining tables, dfessing bureaus
French post bedsteads, washstands and sets
Beds, hair, aud shuck looking gasses
Linen and cotton sheets, pillow f. ..#
Marseilles quilts, comDrs blankets
Solar and passage lamps oil cloth
Paior, chamber, passage, and stair carpets
Stair rods, passage mats, able linen Eat..
French China disner service, table cutlery
Elegant China gilt and painted service
Glassware preserves, paintings
tight cooking together with assortment
Of Kitchen requisites h.@ I1
attention Of the public, they
new, having been only three or four months.
credit OF and four months for notes
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
Dec I'D as AucloneeIs,
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by DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auetioneers.
UBIN's PERFUMES, SOAPS COLOGNE, &c.-on Friday
aiternoon December 2o at O'Clock we shall sell al our ac-
Lubin celebrated perfumes, viz
Bouquet dc Jenny Lind, Caroline ""a
West End, Mlefuers, Jockey Club #. #. q
GeHnium, rose, patchduly muse, zerbnn, &c. 4
Ass superior lot of hair oil extracts coognes &C.
Terms cash. DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec I'D s-5aH 2# .l44 4 AuctoneeIs.
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A CARD TO THE Saskatchewan be disposed Of by
mnie, Messrs Dyer Mcclure, Saturday NJ
temoon, O'Clock, "faunhofer'
telescope eacto diameter Of object glass 3k inches with
astronomical oculars magniyine
Valued s2oo. Forty chances i've dollars each
The above Instruments In perfect ORDER and could not be
imported FOR than three hundred dollars.
Dec I'D
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uTANTED.A for lady Of than
qualified instruct In the German Italian,
languages acquired In Paris musc and the
Address (peepa Miss Louisa Beaumont lower pos once New
York
Dec 1876
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From the New York Journsi Of Commerce.
VERMONT MULTIPLICATION.

To the Editor OF the Jowwal Of Commsrcs ~
SR In beha many Of our ctizens take the liberty,
which, on the last day OF session, odous and
unheado law was foisted upon the people Of this state
the people like thunderclap. and many Of our senator's
aud representatives entirely ignorant Of is exisiencs
ne YER could have passed had been before full
house The facts are these On Tuesday before The adj
ing few minor bills TO pass the senate on "Wednesday
morning and then to adjourn size ds On Tuesday eve
the influential and conservave) took their departure
in the cars On dnesday morning, IN The sena.e Nh
Currer from Windsor county lfeesoi whg, introduced
string Of patriotic resolutions, togeter with this law,
which was passed Immediately, and sent down 10 the
son with members IN great hurry take the for
their homes is more like beargarien than deibeatse
body. So the bi passed, aud The hune adjourned
This Is the fist instances in yermont l-gsai,on where
bill Of this importance was passed without mature die
and sprung the last hour Of the sesion
Tue people have been cangh but you may depend upon
o .ra ,han Of s people q Vermont when
fully informed OF the facts will repudaie this law, and
mated But now Comes The question How came Gov
Williams able jurist former CHIEF justice
imbod msnt-his one ides. was informed BY senator
that Judge Williams consulted about all the details Of
the bull and will observe that IL Is well and cautousy
drawn II was not the work Of a moment, but mature
and deliberate plan Tits accounts Tor the large vote Gov
not esc'ed governor by the people yeas and
when Judge Williams was nominated by The wings. was
informed that he would carry the ree-so wings generally
which proved true although induTrouy denied BY
the press during the You ca" now sees the III 70
sars no, ps sseG Ps law a. IL wss nads 10y wing e
ia,ure Though they ali wish TO- yet none dare throw the
a. ,snst the law excepting the Burlington SEN
tnel and other 'gons OF the odine democrats
eaa s y1a aud dsaoea The as Of the
Unionkno bounds, aud will break forth before an
Ghsr S. IL m sn 9t 70 oin % s
deserve Tor our csrciessness ass.aAa Hla9 lf,, G..
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the case Of aboionism because il 10 calculated to affect
larger portion of the community. and addresses itself
10 the most anaieal passions and the most delicate
and exciting interests.
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n CLARK win spsn mis- day
nfbw hstoushie GLOON bsndsomc Of yipte hat
s.. s,y.s sc-sssE sstAsr, hsi. ,ss,s;sfssS
9l4 seses sbfe ~ dcss tssfhs fNsk~s M Nschsxss
sesk 4Soseases D. os ufof isDm brow lsiofsmmo3
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JENNY LIND Opera GLASSES from the Optical Insti-
In Munich and Vienna, poprietors OF the
nsae have for the convenience Of their numerous
In the United States estabised branch IN die city Of
New York rrHttAa .eHf{@ VS. layt5G.st na.#
superior quality the Munich acknowledged and
university Germany and than
have been sold during Jenny Lnd concerts IN New
York and Philadelphia tA I #@3 e. a&
variety OF Telescopes optical instruments
pectace hand and set IN frames order
Becke firm Of Walsten Co., New York, will attend
wish carefully examined and
adapted through which method in with the best
glasses will be and aneoraed
Dyer Mcclure have appointed agents for the city OF Wash
and have received full assortment OF the named
respectfully Of the public
Beckel viii for few days, and viii give
= DYER MCGUIRE,
Dec l4-dn 10th and Pennsylvania
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roLUMBA MUSICAL AssOCIATION.-The undersigned
pleasure announcing their friends and pub
that this association, consisting Of nearly all the
professors instrumental performers Of s city
organized under the conductorhp Professor O. Len
sehow, Bamse the late distinguished leader q the 0ermania
Association, and that ts hnt will be
early period which, well 70 previous grand rheassl the
associate members Of the Washington Philharmonic Society will he
respectfully invited And The meantime, beg their
friends than hey are making effort 20 render their coEcet
deserving Of public patronage and announcement
A.. r. KfECKHOEFER, President y
JOHN EDGAR, eecresary
JAS. r. McCORKLE, Treasurer.
g. LENsCHoW, Conductor.
Dec le-3teod 1897
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poARDIsc.-Mrs, JANE TAYLOR, nearly opposite the Ma
ID uona Hotel Pennsylvania has several and we'll
furnished rooms, which she would cali inmsdse
% members of Congress aud Others with without families,
wnfer.. IN 't1 3 '''l'fit'i'ifF
Z Dee ia-asod. aa. 81 fpas 9.t@ Na1ifs
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The yousssrn Press says we have reviewed the repoH
OF the Secretary Of the Treasury without noticing n'
exlravagant expenditures Of the government Imsp.
small mistake. Wehave no, reviewed il at all we ps"
barely noticed II in general with some remarks on wv
Gle subject, and promised full review hefesfsr wn'n
willspsediy appesro ,sgy BIB ii fiolgO o tsIo /"
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1,EiE Bay long shawls I'm the
i CIV have opened rn a4s aae
very long hawis Of the newest style
and be found larger and cheaper
quality be had elsewhere II consists Of
the following grades, viz
So a. by IA inches, quality, all in styles, Of
elsewhere
so do IS by I16 inches high colors
do do. lower priced do, great variety Of styles
100 do from a. TO IS, good styles and heavy
rom ii l5 - 80
as and halfmourning do from - so TO $40
30 half mourning square sbaws great bargain
higtcoIored square plaid shawis, very hne
Making and color complete
them with pleasure TO all Ia want and offer
a lowest market price south OF New York
FfeHeA Mernos.
Our French Menos win also be found very com
- w. NJ SINISTER CO.,
Corner 7th and Penn.
Dec 7-d2wif
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SUPERIOH Daguerreotypes I-First Premium III. IA.
y WHTEH extended the field Of his operations
ground than dasueeoypst the country His galleries
Pennsylvania between AZ and 9th
No 2o7 Baltimore Baltimore broadway and Leonard
street, New York; No. II Main street, Richmond Sycamore
street, Peebusi Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg, Virginia
extraordinary Improvement nsung faithful and highly
Ikenesses la Few seconds. s 49, -#Es
rotary ground invented BY H. Whiehurt, gives
airy and Lving appearance TO the picture. ~
Whtehurss establishments distribute than thirty thou
pictures annually and have given This
atieng superiority Of his kenesses
H. W. calls the attention Of the public generally 10 his elegantly
gallery Lane and fuckers store, where free
exhibition Of pictures will be given. # Z 1
competition In dasueneotypes
Fair Of the Maryland Institute, be was awarded the hrsi
medal by the judges. #..1... - .1. NJ
attended TO- "a Nov 2s-dly
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How lt was done In Vermont.

We are indebted to the New York Journal OF Com.
merce for the following communication exiaring how
the late muf ACT passed in the Vermont egs
laure The writer is evidently well-iniomed and nh
right man, and are glad that he has uDmasked this
dsgracefui fraud the people Of Vermont and indeed
OF the whole Union. We felt persuaded from the first
that something very singular characterized this whole
proceeding No previous discussion previous notice
not word OF warning was given heard but the first
intelligence received that this reasonable po,
successful and that act passed not only seeking
to nullify the gtyesla law, but in the very teeth Of
the decision Of the Supreme Court of the United States
on the very Identical point involved. Now the mystery
is explained The multiplying aboliiionsts lay in wait till
most OF The members who would have opposed and de-
feated them had left for home and them by the aid OF the
governor at the very last hour of the session, this bill
was brought in and hurried through without consdera.
ton and in the spirit Of some skulkng midnight robber
The governor had formerly sold himself 10 the alb
otonists and by this dsrepuabls act he redeemed his
pledge to them Let infamy await bis name while he
lives We are glad that the people Of that State be-
coming aroused and indignant, and that they will not
desst till the statute repealed Should they do this
they will rescue their fame from reproacb, and do
much to calm the outraged feelings Of the South We
repeat, should they promptly repeal IT, they will deserve
well Of their country. Let them not, however. forget to
brand the apostaes and traitors who have spruag this
trap upon them with such marks Of condemnation as
will 70 with them to their graves No yettell
what evil may result from their example-no one can
oresee the fanatca folly Of the abotonists in the leg
lature Of Ohio and elsewhere but we trust this expo
sure will prevent similar in other Legislative
bodies and teach these disciples Of the higher law
that they are not above the public censure however far
they may be beneath the contempt Of all good men. A
cause which needs such tricks to uphold and which
supported by men capable Of resprting 10 them must
speedily sink under the frowns Of all honest and
true friends OF their country. a #g
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= u The steamer Osceoa will, for the remainder Of the
G-6e season, week to the above place,
leaving Washington every Tuesday al O'Clock, a.
m returning Norfolk every Thursday o'clock,
re Souchng going and returnng al Cone river
and the usual landings the Potomac. - . II
Nov7-d JAMES MITCHELL.
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Aw NOTICE.-ovID Y. JOHNSON and HENRY ROGERS,
attorneys and counseors ataw viii attend 70 all professional
Of the United States and In the
district Of Columbia They will also attend 10
different public departments al Washington
Once Pennsylvania avenue, between ish and 5 streets
souh aide t.. Nov 6-dn
ma. A. wIsLIzENUs, late ~ Sc Louis, having takcn
Washington city, tenders his services 10 the
branches Of his profession once and rest
south side west Of the
Navy Department
Baron Won Gerolt, Prussan Minister
Hon. Thomas H. Benton
Professor J. Henry.
ID. A. Hall, esq.
Dec 1 dim ~ W. T..# .-E.## f# |stM
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1850-02-21
T1arshal Eey S Death Scene.

Tho vengeance of ,he allied powers de-
na,rled some victims and intrepid Ney, who
mad well nigh pu! the crown again on Bona
parle's head nj Waterloo, was to be one Of
.hem. Condemned 10 be shot, he was led 10
the garden of Luxembourg on the morning.
o. th- III of December and placed in front
Of file of soldiers, drawn up TO xiii him.
One of the officers stepped up 10 tanda9e
his eyes bu he repulsed him. saying, Are
you ignorant that Tor twenty-five years have
been accustomed 10 face ho.h ball am hui.
letr" He then lifted his hat above his head,
and. with the same calm voice that had stra-
died his columns so frequently in the roar
ard rumuIl of battle, said Il declare, before
God and man, that Inever betrayed my coun.
try. May my death render her happy. Vive
Ia Francet He then turned to the soldiers,
and. striking his hand on his heart, gave the
order. Soldiers fire - A simultaneous dis
char.c followed, aud the ''bravest OF til,
brave sank 10 rise no more. He who had
Tough, fire h9n6red b0tt,es for France, not one
agaius her, was shot as a trllori As look
ed on the spot where he fell. could not but
siah over his tate. True, he broke his oath
of alleglance--so did others. carried away
by their attachment to Napoleon, and the en-
thusiasm that hailed his approach 10 Paris
still he was no traitor