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Constitutional Debility,
f9cinboId's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
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IN lite, chronic constitutional disease xrisisr
hcm all impure state OF The blood, AMI The
orly rtiIsllH Z Hlirctua Known reIned,
Tor the cure GiScroulE, Salt Ghsuu,
SCEG Hra', tICcrslDHs OF ths
Throat aud Lcgs, Psias and
~ eiiiHss Ui lie ilcnes,
TeIlsg Pinpi.s on
tie E,-. and All scsy E,ug!.ons srlhsshi,
TEiT article Isnow prescribed hy som. o'iae zssi
hs.gsHei Physicians ~ tie country, aud has proved
more efficient in pracii Than any preparation OF Ss-
sarsra YET offered TO the puuC. Several of
ondaTy syphilis. NercTl;i and ScruiIIUus diseases
have entirely recovered in the iucurebs w.rd, uf sur
PHhic ltsLgtUns which had for many Yeas resisted
every mode Of trestmeEt that could he devised These
Cases urn,h striking exam pies the sa!u.ary Effects
OF i'!- h'-lcue in Srastg OF the InveIeai,
diseases aer tue hrds were destroyed ard as b9Ees
siresdy affected.
NOIiCE.-lc.ters from rsspsusibs Physioi.as ans
Professors OF several Medical Colleges, and certificates
or cures from patients Will lie found accompanying eta
Preparations.
Prices, Fluid Extract OF Buehs, 81 PR bsItls or
bottles Tor 81
rrces, Fluid Extract Of ssrsspsrHls 81 per ho;. o.
hotties Tor 80 equal IN s.rcnsh io enc ssoE syrup
oi SarsGparills
PREPARED and sol,,y II. r. nELNBOLD Ch,,nis $50
To l. had of MARTIN. AGO.
esls gents for s.. Clsirsy.lls, Obs.
Vim. 6. BELL MiSGod, q,
sole Agent for Guernsey County
AND OF DRUGGISTS DEALERS EVERYWHERE
lErAH Letters directed to n. Proprietor ~
Agent rscetrc immediat. si!eniio1.-SSa
May "A, lsjj
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asthma DEfhra indigestion StoGr L Grav,l
b1"e!'pM Drppty lhtusuE- Secondary =,
coughs, Debility 1uflsmms:iors U.tn.
Gods Fever & Ague Inward wraEuess yrrcfeai A.
Chest die. Fensle com. Liver CoEaIsi,is :.
Losiiyencsa plants Lown'ss g.; SpI-t foe, !.n.
Dyspepsia Headache pl.es Worm.
- ~ud a. the Manufactures of Professor Hot
eO MAIDEN Lane. New YORK, aua IA strand. Inudn..
ana ~ all the respectable DfuggIsls aud Dealers Of s
cine. throughout TIE luitcf Safes and the clviliE (.
world III bOxes Al % cents. G2t cents. and ST each
u There - considerable saving by taaiug sue lar
ycr slEes.
n. b. Directions for tie guidance Z" y.:su..iA.y.r,
order are aft Icd 10 each huz.
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DEBILITY. ILLHEALru.

Asry -! tie Nos. dc-pp,e Governments have opcre
ihr Custom IDusrstJ IHa a.r1I.- ION VI !t.ss PUiy
lhsI ihsy may hst1ue trs reii.tns or tne masses
learned tgcf sdrIi isi .Is medicine - tile best
remedy t'tr known fHg rUrs1Us Of delicate health Dr
"@'" lc stein hsS been impaired. sit' iRylspraiip.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
Bargain, Intrigue and Corruption.

While the immortal CLAY retained the
power of his manhood, the strength of
his glorious prime, the charge of bargain,
intrigue and corruption was howled against
him continually and without ceasing.-
1t was an incubus which dragged him
down-a power which held him back-a
curse which embittered his DAYS. So
soon, however, as the great commoner was
called to his long home, his revilers be-
came his eulogists- Tardy, but certain
Justice And now, to complete the mea-
sure of his vindication, the real author
and fnisher of that foul work is brought,
by "even-handed justice" to the light,
and the poisoned chalice" from which he
would have had others to drink, is secom-
mended to his own lips"
The Little Rock Gazette d; Democrat.
of the 26th instant, contains the history
OF this affair, taken from the Louisville
Journal. As the Gazette is, or ought to
be, In the hands of every American in
the State, we hope all men viii give the
whole subject a careful study. and then
say whether they can support JAMES
BUCHANAN, the party principal to such
a transaction, for the Presidency. We
will take occasion to lay the matter in
detail before our readers, and feel conf
ynnf hot Il Il
the manner of man whom they are called
upon to support, they will at once repu-
diate him.
After reading the exposition above re-
ferred to, well may our correspondent,
''TAR RIVER" say-"An Old-Line Wing
who would vote for JAMES BUCHANAN is
not worth the outside pairing of a CONT
mental damnr'
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30

Union would find in him a foe ready to
meet them, and able to hurl back their
malicious darts with such power as to
teach them the folly of seeking the en-.
counter; the trucking subserviencv of
the demagogue would stand rebuked in
his presence; and the spirit which would
barter the honor of the land for it's hiob
places, would find no mercy beneath the
lash of his indignant scorn. Col. Fowler
is a man of whom Arkansas should bo
proud whom Arkansas ought to honor
and in this last appeal to the American
party of Southern Arkansas, we uroa
them to be true to themselves and their
interests, assured that it is nobler to ho
defeated battling for such cause with
such leader, than to purchase victory at
the price too often paid for it,-and fur.
ther, feeling confident that with proner
efforts, we must and will conquer.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
To the People.

The Conway organ of last Tuesday,
gives an imploriDg shrek to the De-
moeracy, to come to the rescue of Elias
n. Conway, On the first Monday In Au-
gust next.
At this juncture 1t becomes proper to
ask, who is Elias n. Conway? Let Col.
Rector, a man whose democracy is above
suspicion, answer. He says:
''True, l voted for and supported Gov.
Conway, after his nomination In 1887
But, in truth, whilst l did so, felt as If /
aoere taking the bread from my oacn
chitdren's mouths, and those Of my neigh
bors, and if 1 am questioned chy 1 did
SOL must plead thelegal excuse amongst
politicians, and say, in that instance, Be
cause I tored country less, and party
more"
1t is said to his credit, that Col. Rec
tor; though still an unwavering Democrat,
repudiates the nomination of Gov. Con-
way, and refuses to vote for him.
What free man in Arkansas is now
ready to take the bread from his osrn chit
dren's mouths, and those Of his neiqAborse
and who is there now who lores parfv
more than country? If there be any
such; let them take heed of the Governor s
call He needs their votes.
For our part, we ask the people to vote
for no man. Let them investigate the
facts and be able to vote intelligently.-
Then let them go to the polls and vote, free
man-like, as they please.
Gazette &c Democrat.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30

sa% Walking through the woods the
other day with a friend from the live oak
districts of Louisiana, he remarked that
the growth of moss on the trees was rath-
er short as. compared with that which he
was in the habit of seeing. We replied
yes; but gave it as our opinion that it
would be long enough before Hampstead
county would be represented in the Leg
islature by Capt NJ. Our friend has
not yet fully recovered from the shock &C.
casioned by our answer
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
TO THE POLLS!

AS We have only room to crowd in a
line concerning the elections next Mon
day, We would urge our friends to work
without ceasing from now until the day
of voting A long pull, a strong pull, for
Yell and Fowler is what We wish to see
We need add nothing for Gen. Yell He
Will speak for himself this week. Let ev-
erybody 90 and hear him.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30

a@The examinations of the Male and
Female Academies occupied almost the
whole of last week. Our reports of the
proceedings are unavoidably crowded out
this week: They shall appear in our
next
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30

GEN. SMITH IN KANsAs.-The tele-
graph announces the arrival of Gen. Persi-
for E, Smith in Kansas. On the people
of Leavenworth appealing to him for pro-
lection, he replied that he had no authori-
ty to interfere, and that they had no re-
dress to expect except such as the civil
law could afford them.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30

sS- Several matters, concerning which
We had something to say, must lie over for
next week. We pledge ourselves to work
without ceasing until the ides ofnextNo
ber shall prove Millard Fillmore to be the
choice OF the American people for Presi-
dent.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
WM. z. GRACE, Of Jefferson CouI
J.H. PATTERSON, of Jackson County

VWe are authorized to announce Capt
DAN'L E. WILLIAMS, as a candidate for re-
election to the Office of County School Commits
sioner.
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30
VFSSEI. NT-TwFIyF

VESSEL BURNT-TwELvE LIVES LOST.
Nev York, July 1S--The telegraph
bring us the intelligence that the steam
propeller Tinto has been destroyed BY fire
at Kingston, o.. c., and twelve persons
lost their lives by the disaster
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30

ia A chance for fortune-see adver-
hsement of Southern Military Academy
Lottery
Washington telegraph., 1856-07-30

RasT Let it be remembered that Gen'l
Yell speaks tomorrow
The daily union., 1856-01-18
NnTEs.

No will be made for ps peomed and for each OF such
satisfactorily explained three times The OF The Trip
deducted. For ARRIVALS behind break
depending mus and sufficiently excused
cDmper alton for the subject foiciiue
Fines viii be imposed unless he Delinquency be promptly and
actoy explained by certificates Of pos'maers the nfda
cedabu negccng the mail from
post office fur suffering TO be iaured destroyed, rob
and for rcfusis, after demnnd convey tue mail rs
equey the contractor un or Is concerned IN running
hicles The Gn Ial aRnu the
failures agfeeaby contract for dis
obeyipg post office of the
General The Postmaster General alter The scrdue He
by allowing therefor
n He
whole rata
monh9 the
dispensed with The bids should be addressed 10 the
Geneai supescbed Mail Poposats
for Ken,ukp.
department before LIST Of Ap, 1856 Fot further aica
the bidders
pamphlet advertisement for conveying as in Ksnucky Ten
nessee, Missouri, and Iowa. of ie5s.
TIT H'3E &4 'a5 JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec o2--lawiw .. aara.. Postmaster General.
The daily union., 1856-01-18

MEMBERS of Congress ANA vIstcrs to Washington
M respectfully informed that at TAYLOR bhUAYs
will all their
soek addition following
comprises department Of literature science
and
New books received Immediately publication
Weekly in,portatinps from England
Csihoun's Works, 6 volumes #"H
Jefersons " orks, volumes
Webstcr's Works, vo's., sutorraph edition
EvereitS Oratons and Speeches volumes
Gays Private Correspondence, volume
3. Il. Preutss's Memoirs, 2 volumes .e. ...
Banerons History Of The United states, volumes
Siaiesmsbs manual, volumes
Hickey's Constitution, volume
JsfrTson1 MaEHa, volume
The OF the United states, volume
Eiliot's Debaics and Madison Papers, s volumes
Marshs and Siatesmep volume
ainry's Works, volumes
OF us o the United States volume
Iiebef's Civil Liberty asd Self government volumes
Wir,'s Life of Patrick Henry volume
Kennedy Life Of Win, volumes .....#.
GafaBds Lii. of John Randolph, volume
Party Leaders, by Baldwin, l volume
u. Tocgueviiss Democracy in America, ] volume
The Federsiis,, Il volume
Gimkeis Tendency Of Free nstutons volume
ConsttiutiouaI 4 ut book volume
Careys Past, Present, and Future volume
Seamans Progress Of Nations, 1 volume
hcEigou's American Detaier, volume
Fuurs Wealth OF America, 1 volume
Smiths Wealth OF Nations, volume.
Every Eogsb and French stationery Of
the ine qualities al The lowest prices.
Visiting with the rronptude
TAYLOR k MAuRg's,
Dec 7-df Near OH
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r.lessmar-rne Great Eusepssn p,seeysry.


DRoTECTED royal England and secured by
Ecoe do Pbanacie dc Paris, and The Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna
rrsemr No e remedy for general aud local debility oss
Write power, decay aid all the distressing
abuse It's effects efeacious
youth Old age the yrie would not be-
decline life IL the TIiesenar
universally adopted all physical mpednens vanish ike mag
influence rendering LIS invaluable To those
lering the marriage state.
completely and entirely eadicnes all traces Of
and cnb-hs thought
aniiote for the health OF vnst portion Of The
uaion. 4 a I. E
No the European remedy for that class OF
disorders which, unfortunately ihe English physician treats with
safsapaiia In the world
Tresemar Nos and alike devoid u taste SMELL and
all qualities They lay on the toilet table without
their being detected ... ..
Sold in lin cases each divided separate ad-
ministered by Valpeau, Lalleimand, Roux, SIC.
10 be had, rea OF Dir n. A. Barrow No. 81
street. Cana New York. specially appointed by the
paentee the United States and
other part Of immediately recevpg
Triesrnar Of the world
addressed according the instructions Of the
wTlief.
Retail agents required Terms cash. H..
Nos 0-dI
The daily union., 1856-01-18
BY RAILROAD DIRECT no TIRE WEST.
tSD E a

Time between Washington snd Wheeling but All
Runng time bsoeen Wassirssoa and Cncinnai 27 hours
Through Tickets and Basgsge Cheeks TO be had In
Washington.
HE Baltimore ard Ohio Railroad having greatly
western conneIons now Offers The fullest inducerns 70
The come ion between lhe trains nom washington and tbs
bound YVES, iros Baloe is always promptly made al the
Washington Juaclion acy called the Relay Ioue miles
Waason and ne Ohio "r Baggage through
Wheeling Washington sacn reehecAsd and transferred
lere (wIth the charge holding
through tickets for points beyond the connecting trains Leave
wheeling si,sa made win ne trains CEN
TRIAL OHIO RAILROAD, running from beiere, on the Ohio,
sssr Wnssng through oanunase aanessile and NeyaA 20
Mansfield, sandnshy sandusky Toledo De,ot,
A, Columbus O. railroad w The last trains
of The Line Miami railroad 10 Xena, CINCINNATI, Louis
m The aa As h.aa an s ms" 70 T
tiaate, Lafayette Chicago, Rock sand 81 Louis, Sc.
Naichez New oeaas sold 81 Washington.
are transferred Al Cincinnati 10 the mail steamers on me Ohio
Tickets for Eyansve Cairo, and ST. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
&c tickets sold when the Ohio nsvsabe between
Wheeling and WeIsyi,e ory niesl where connexon with
Travellers requested 70 notice that While h Is the only route
The great West, 1he distance from washington 70 Cincinnati !.
Fare by through ickc, from Washington To wheeling 50 s.
Columbus 33 Dayton, els 50; Ciuennad ss Louisville,
M % q s m sas from 81 % is bso m 8
Chicago So s. @ St Louis, sas 50 and sa5 Memphis
For Fredersk and arpes Ferry Marpsburs Berkeley
Bedford sSass Piedmont ons,nd ~ and g."
stations Baltimore Wheeling aks6
train hom washington. ,.,.,..- ...,,. ...--...., =,
vor further information through ckcts sc apply to H.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - - -
Master of Tfsnspor,aiIou paItpore and
May 5-dif . a...e Ohio Railroad, baltimore.
The daily union., 1856-01-18
United states Mail.
Posr OYrIoE DspARrMRsT,

... .-..@.o.. ...."..... PosT OFrIcE DspARraEs
december ~, 1855.
RoPosAIs carrying the mails Of United States from The
April 1856, June Ioe The following
kentuky wit be received The Contract Once Of the
Department, Of Washington, untl .,
OF The a6h day OF February decided March
and in the time herein spefed
London, KY, by Laurel Bridge Mcllagn.s MIL
Camp, ie Fiat Lick, Cumberland Ford
Yellow Crs X Cumberland Gap (Tohn,l fazeweil Ssc-
Thorn iiil Bedn's station, and Marahafs Frffy
Russcvle. 9s miles and back, three wetk,
ahorse months, and horseback the residue
year I. .gs.a a
Leave LONDON Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at a.
Arnve a Russevlie days ky II, n.i
Leave Russelyle Monday, WI tdnesday, aud FIday a
p. Il "a
Arrive at London days by 8, pm
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Mysteries of the Post once.
d "a mail bag Is epitoms Of human lifs."
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS
Or, Notes O @s Da'y q Special agent CtA Post oo'

TEN YEARS AMONG THE NAH. BAGsi
Or Noe from s d Gy ef Special agent ofA' Post oSe'
pr ). HoLBRooK.
I2mo 40 DID, Price al 25 Beautifully illustrated
By sarlry ~. ....
ufce Uepaaeni by gentleman who has long been,
and Of the special OF thai aeparmesls III. hfst
boos O uh ina ever issued =. RNe w fuau
inio the practical OF ne pt once esahsnen and e
which skill and have furnished Tor
punishment Of offenders against the laws enacted
fr the secuv Of the mails and the invoabip " private
pondsnce.
Never pohic under hearty
and universal comnendaon Of a enlightened aud powerful cen
the Brief from Of these aseng
notices annexed
The prove entertaining OF the season,
and, veuess general ruth will form
IN y. Esenins Posi.
We are boz nd to conesde to Mr. obook narrative h pos,
Once experiences The merit Of being exceedingly interesting and
suggestive book.-N. Y. Herald.
The cues and entertaining recently
Of Mr. Hoboak unvarnihed recta beat al that
reaze that m lives and thnves amid mod
Hh = Boston Post
This work i,cl by nature subject TO every
= .-- [PAuadsipaia PeunryipaHiar.
amusing, and. time, Interesting work.
kind pubshed in Biistin
wewruen and amusing work from which shall make
..w tPhliodelyhia SATURDAY Post
II abounds with sketches OF novel and instructive
tPh,iaderlia ,Wsairer.
This novelty exceedingly rnesnins open
Ing Hartford Daily Cgureni.
his sketches h dozen novclsRhnona EHqair
No person wha has allowed
opening the hHok with
out shndderng ~ The hsu preepce on which ~ bas -"os
Published by II. Compartment o., Philadelphia
For sale BY all booksellers and newsaceuts,
bees Qa--dBt
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Epmiusburg, Frederick County Nd.
TUE studies this institution
9th August the last Thursday In
for board and tuition s5o payable
ally advance There drawing paint
primary composed Of pups nine years
age 500 per able half yearly in advances
Letters o inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SPE
ROR o r. Josephs Academy Emntsburg Frederick county
Maryland ..E -#
a-dtyear.
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n. maa,... ,ireuis Court, October 10, 1850.

WILLIAM H. Weaver Mary his wife, Simeon WesseF
" his WIFE, anans an ehaheeTy 1seinst e shstsA
Jacob Cfgier wUse nln1ea are ankomaB s emu
Rosanna Zimmerman, deceased, who9s nAe are un
whose names are Gnknown aad Ann his vile lnel
Crger Margaret Glenn, deceasel whose hanss ae
unkuown CnEeg Cger, and Jeremiah Crs ~
light " Aaron fge a.eeaea ae
fend snci1iI Graves and Wilam H. Wsass ~S va pe
uton."
Extracts Of decree.
This cause coming the formerly read
Madison, and the p9It u blam ~ Wa
ver appointed sell i land and Eesfots heh
reports peuuon of sincf Graves eon
planning having sold him uusnund hsfo
ia the mennOned and practising hhh on bn
ia the Of tho said praying 10 bf renewed @
asking have the land IN tie SAID spV
rpsod, and dry nied 90 said pstiii0ns ac
me tile In order TO have me rights oi a
sid sfaehed, aud e anD0n aae 20
respectively aseIained doth adudse order aad DEC ee a
OF us having nfst given noes
catioH published IN h8 cty ~
weeks succesiyey al the cnusi hHse
Madison take seeount o the sad
Of the amount IN the hands of the sad Hehs
raaroBatie bunging the money into court
him with niefes that which II.
paid the parties ctled iiiefrt
from Of the time allowed and the said commits
Number and OF all Me pa.t's en
distribution the said fnnd, and their
proportions aud also hr place OF real
dsnce practicable, ard make fe
port ihe with anything deemed pertinent by hun or
which either party may require. -, -. . c.,. -,
Copy Iese: bLnrii.LD oNNti SiS'h'
interested in taking and stating nc accounts oieer
by above decree hereby notified that have appointed ai
pupase Monday, February 1885, as the une
and county Of Madison Nneins AZ the
be taken aud stated by conis
sioner. william \. Ean- NJ IA, !. AL,
The daily union., 1856-01-18
X. III. GILL IL II,


Has removed his Office TO his esd In franklin Row.
OF and Thirteenth He will
principally the unittd
Having devoted much patents
give advice and opinions legal arising
The Patent ONCE and on appe 70 the chief justice
justices OF the District Coiumbia will
preparation and trial of
He wi opinions prepare arguments par
having claims before Congress
will also claims before board established
adjudication.
Ict9
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Everett House,

North Side of Union Square, Nero York.
This establishment, erected prominent
fu Park New Yoik affords approaching fnish and when
completed will combine
render The desirable hotel constructed.
The this
the house viii be the October
dsinn of the public. III @ s ~
Applications will be pare, wishing make
arrangements for the winter months .....
The public patronage Is respectfully solicited.
t.- CLAPP & JosLIN.
HAwLEY CLApP, ...".."
A. q. JosLS. ......s. ..... ..-.
Sep9-d3m
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IUxEs,LE Book. ror 1850,

JUVENILE Books 1855. :.
The Merchsn, vsssl .aor boy. voyages The world
Man ofwm Life boys experience In the United states
vol.
Stories Of Genius reprinted ffsm Mrs Hoiand. voh
Com cat Pictures, and stories about them. voi'
New Flower th,ldrenj by I Maria chld: vo,.
Tn. Root of Fnerainment, wtn eifla eusavtns. vet
Northern Rerous vo' with ~ enwsvins.
Sunday fcures ibi- sortss With many large ensfsv
woif,s Fairy Tales. from The German. ! vol London
Robinson Crusoe, vol London WIN ~ ns'""'" ensp~
ingg. 81, z...a, ~..., -
inst received thhN'h sA'i''f
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Fnosos.p PARIS or Same.

= y
..N .a. - .T EDWARD X. COLLINS,
.# ..l No. 90 Wall street, N. X.
BROWN, sBIPLEK, 4 co.,
iivsrpuoi.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO., .
Hu "a Austin Friars, London.
u. q. WAINWRIGHT Il CO.,
.a ... .....a.a..sa hattie -....#. ..#. Paris.
will gold
bullion specie eery stones, metals unless bills OF
fading signed hsreor
Shippers penee that the ships Of
any gtods conlraband
Nuy
The daily union., 1856-01-18

stopping NonhHmon both going nd retunins they or
Lnndon and Huvfe advantages
other route, for the economy oftne aud money.
Passage from New York 70 Southampton AL Bremen.
First cabin saloon, si3oi frs, cabin saloon
second do, $50.
Al and newspapers through the Nee.
No bts % lndng will be signed the day ~ sai,ing
N ey ypsrirnesd surgeon Il aiIached 4 each ship
For freight passage, apply Ia
u. II. SAND, II South William st., ". Y.
O. A HElNEKEN q Co., Bremen,
CRDSEEf Southampton.
WILLIAM fsEIIE, Havre.
Gar .e.
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Circular.
haesov oY FRtvcu srnIt.rios CLAns
WauhiDufon Now IN hsr ~ lBsS.

#. haFsov FRtvcH srnIiArioN CLktss.
III. .... ....... Il Washington, November ~, las5
IN many inquiries addressed claimants against
the United States % spoaons committed by the
French ratification Of France
ieGDvy July 81 sdns of
Obtaining redress erpedent has
publicly Hfom all such that Acr ndyser
has been concluded iudcous voluntarily submit
their claims the Claims they would be miked with
Of other cinmr therefore decided
for other ohcctonhu to submit htt
Congress (preenR SenAie) usual manner - tho "e
inc ~ The coming session, fun expectation mat direct rec
viii be provided or them through special hoarh OF commission
ha Ilams shall resolved on as TIE ony
tnbunn Congress will reference of tsss claims may m
made 70 II by direct legislative act.
The adjustment Of claims would fully and constantly &c
highest and uspee sn
physically pous 10 sch board proper ~ the
Nav otS--,dIr JAMES N. CAUsTEN,
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GEORGE WOODS NEW wOHK.-Moderp Pilgrims,
showing snd the methods Of
reaching mo Celestial by George Wood author Of Pets
scheimtb lin Anne volumes. Price ~ To-
eters phycian entering practice BY James
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