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PARKEvILLE HYDROPATHIo INSTITUTE

meeting Of the Board of Managers Of ,bs p.,.,,,
Hydropathic Institute held fifth month 18th 1880
Joseph A. Weder, NJ was unanimously elected Re,idtni
Physiciar, Ia the place OF Dr. Dexter resigned
Having made vsrons this now
pr pared 70 receive additional number Of patients md
from DR. Weders well known skill pracfica
IN Europe acquired under Vincenx Preissnitx the fnnd
Of the Hydropathic sytem and several wears past m
me cou.ry aud particularly In the city Of Philadelphia
(where he has had many patients the Managers believe
the afflicted will find hin, able and ia attentive nhysI
clan. r'''''
The domestic department being under the charge OF
steward aud MAtron will enable the Doctor to devote Ia
the patients wbstever time may be necessary
Application for admission TO be made 10
SAMUEL WEBB, Serbian
Onice No. SO South Fourth street residence No M L.
square, Philadelphia.
General Description Of the Porksrille HvlyoDotbic
Institute
The main building is three stories high standpy b,ck
from the street about hundred feet with semIoircnr
pio. 10 'front.' ana contains thirty to forty The
and planted with trees shrubs DO On the left OF The an
trance to these grounds cottage containing four rooms
used by male patients as bathing house with every con
venence for packingp bathing on the risbt Of the
entrance, about two hundred feet distant stands sns
cottage, used by the ladies for similar Dur
In the of this Institute at the distance Of ons h,
frsd feet are three other cottages eighty spsr
one Of these the laundry with The door the
'tber two are occupied by the servants.
The hydrsnt water IL introduced into thes. cottages
zen IA INTO the main building and all the waste water car
lied Oh by drains under ground.
THR WATER WORKS
Consist OF circular stone building standing on the brow
II HILL snrmounted by large cedar reservoir optspiDR
I'VE hundred barrels brought from never failing spring 81
pure cold water Ia the side Of the hill by bydrssIic
am sefaetng machine Of IRON that il Kept CON
sbnty gong night and day by the descent Of the water
rom the spring The surplus water Is carried from the
reservoir to fountain In the water yard
BY weeping willows In the first story Of the water works
IL circular room, containing the douche bath which
stream falling from height OF about thirty feet ard can
be varied In size from half inch inch aud half IN
iiameter Adjoining the donche IL dressing rosn
With marble tables ac the rising dourhs or the cure OF
piiss &c IL one Of the most complete of the
lind being entirely under the control Of patient using
he same.
There many other appliances which can b. better IN
lentoood by personal examination. May 80
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SPEECH OF HON. W. II. sEw,Rn

IS SPEECH Of William n. Seward, the Admission Of
~ California Delivered In the Senate OF the United
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BALTIMORE, July I, 1850.
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Whie corn, 80 . 81 couts yellow, % q o3
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MAINE UNITED STATES SKSAIoR.-On Saturday,
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A TToRNEY and Counsellor at Law, and General Land
IA Agent Fails Of St. Anthony, Minnesota TerrstsS,
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COLLECTIONS
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BENEFITS DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Pennsylvania Apepue, Washington CVy, one door
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THE citizens Of Washington and strangers visiting the
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AN EXTENSIVE SKYLIGHT,
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Cabinet pictures measuring eleven by fourtect inches
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Perfect satisfaction warranted In a cases.
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NO 1876 GREENWICH STREET, New YoRK
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HOUSE OF REPR EsENTATIvEs.

TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1850
The Bounty Land bill, which provides for the
soldiers Of the war with Great Britain and the
Indian wars, was taken up, and passed by yeas
1865, nays &c.
For the officers in the Mexican war il pro-
vides 100 acres to the soldiers of the wars above
named 40 acres for three months service, so acres
for six months, and 100 for twelve months SER
vice, and upwards
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26, 1850.
After some preliminary business, the Chair
stated that this the day to consider the report
Of the Committee on Elections in regard to the
contested seat of the member from iowa, (Mr.
Thompson
The report of Mr.. Strong, of the majority of
the Committee, shows that the official majority
for MIR. Thompson, the Wing member, was 3s6
The report also shows that should the contest
ants claims be conceded, as to the illegality of
certain votes, the majority of William Thomp-
son will be Is. The Committee come to the con-
clusion, that, in any aspect of the case, William
Thompson received q majority of the legal yotes
and was duly elected a representative from said
district They resolve accordingly.
Mr.. Van Dyke, of the minority of the commit
tee, claims some Is legal votes for the contestant
and resolves accordingly.
Mr.. Miller, the contestant, was invited to take
seat upon the floor, during the discus on, and TO
enter into 1t, should he think proper.
The reports were discussed until 81 o'clock.
when the House adjourned until tomorrow
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TnuRspAY. JnNr d. Is1n

The House resumed the consideration of the
Iowa contested election case. Speeches were made
by Messrs. McGaughey, Thompson of Iowa, Har.
rs of Tennessee, Letter, Evans Of Maryland,
and Ashe
The Speaker laid before the House the invita-.
tion Of the Managers Of the Washington Monu-
ment Society, TO the House Of Representatives
to attend the celebration on the 4th Of July next
Mr.. Stanton Of Tennessee moved that the invi.
tation be accepted. Ii was entered on the Jour-
nal, and the House, at 3lb o'clock. adjourned.
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DIR. w,srARs BALsAm OF WILD CHERRY,

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Tan
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After the business Of the morning hour, on
motion Of Mr.. Hsle the Senate went into short
Executive session. When the doors were opened,
the Omnibus bin IVES takes up.
Mr.. Jefferson DAVIS concluded bis speech. He
contsnded that In California, south Of 800 3O',
slaves might probably be employed
Douglas
Amor brief spsscAss from Msssra Webster
and Douglas in answer to Mr. 6oule, the question
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CONGRESS-.
THIRTY-PIRSF CONGRESS- -PlRST SESSION.
SENATE.

TKSS5aT, 5S.,= 90 90, , ,s2.::,.
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The House had under consideration the Iowa
contested election case The discussion was con-
tinued by Messrs. Disney, Thompson of Penn
sylvania, Toombs, Van Dyke, Mcdonald, and
Strong.
The debate being closed, the Chair stated that
the question would first be on the resolution of
Mr.. Van Dyke, to give the seat TO the contestant
moved as substitute for the resolution of the ma.
jority Of the Committee of Elections, to give it TO
the Wing member Mr.. Thompson
The question was put, and decided In yeas IS,
nays "a The Chair voted in the negative So
the amendment was not agreed to.
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the BROWNSVILLE WATER CURE EsrAB-
LISMME KNIT,

Clinton. Oneida Co., ~. " May SO-at
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SATURDAY, JUNE 80, 1850.

S"'"hpH' JUNE looU.
The consideration of the Iowa contested election
being first in order, was taken up, and motion
pending to lay the whole subject on the table, was
decided-yeas 90, nays 100.
The question required on the resolution declar-
ing the right Of Mr.. Thompson to the seat. This
question was taken, and decided in the negative
yeas 81, nays 1902.
Mr.. MoGaugbey introduced q resolution de-
cariDg that there was vacancy in this House in
the representation from the first Congressional
district Of Iowa, and that the Speaker be directed
to inform the Governor of Iowa of the fact.
The question was then taken on the resolution
Of Mr.. McGaughey, and IL was adopted--yeas 90,
nays 81.
Mr. p. King moved to postpone the Galphin
case, which was the special order for to-day, till
Tuesday two weeks
Pending the motion, the House adjourned till
Monday.
MONDAY, JuLY |, 1850.
The Galphin case being first in order, on the
pending motion Of Mr.. p. King TO postpone the
subject until Tuesday two weeks, Mr.. Bayly
moved TO amend ny inserting Tomorrow The
House refused TO postpone.
Mr.. Doty moved to lay the whole subjec. on the
table. Losi--yeas %, nays I67.
The question WAS then on the adoption Of the
following resolutions, reported by majority OF
the select committee
l. Resoiued, That the claim Of the representa-.
tives Of George Galphin was not Just demand
against the United States
q Resolred. Thst the act Of Congress made II
the duty of the Secretary Of the Treasury to pay
the principal Of said claim, and It was therefore
paid sin conformity with law y and precedent
8. Resoiotd, That the act aforesaid did not au-
thorze the Secretary of the Treasury to pay in
irea on said claim, and its payment was not {" In
with law' or "precedentp
A debate then ensued, in which Messrs Burt,
Toombs, Conger, Brooks, and Breck, took part
Before the latter concluded his remarks, the
House, at ~ o'clock, adjourned.
TUESDAY, jury 2, 1850.
The Galphin claim was under consideration,
and discussed at length by Messrs Steph ems,
Feaiherston, and Disney.
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LETTER FROM GRACE GREENWOOD.

Madison County, Ky, March %, 1850.
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LiEht-Elghf!

THE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
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JENNY LIND AND NOTHING ELSE

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Also good assortment of Clocks and Clock Trimmings
will be kept on hand, with experienced women
air that has worked only IS years, clock mandatory
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