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nesHand's German Bitters.-Certi.
nea's OF Ralph Lutte Esq Editor Spirit Of Tms. IRON

mr. N N J..L... ~. lRoNroN, October 80, 1854.
addition to the quantity sold BY Mo1isy
any other medicine find they are much used by con-
patients to rebuild their BROKE
% ,, sy were recommended to first by neighbor
~ sne mneh my system much debilitaed from the
~ az zone and vgor to whole system. In one
VI s numbers Of paper related my expert
me eou enects OF the Bitters since which time
s"a se SALE and have now become standard
conclusion would say that feel great pleasure In
TINS testimony and success of your
~ ~. .H.o..,h respectfully yours, RALPH Lutte.
Se"'s'asement 10 7-smr.. 4
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III festimsny Of Doctor o. Butcher.

ukkEs BANK, Pocahontas o., April 10th, ISIS.
Some few months since patient applied to
LOT medical advice afflicted with Of secon-
ohy syphilis The had been under
without deriving reliefl eommencsd using the req
OF the profession bat the disease ubborniy
fessed All my Efforts The reputation Carriers SpanIsh
having reached and being personally acquainted
WIN Yourselves determined 20 give trial. did so
bottles cured him. A's
As an act Of Justice to suffering humanity cannot with
hold my testimony to fits and
purifier Of the blood and take pleasure
70 the profession and the public generally.
~ lin Yours respectfully, o. BUTCHER Nd
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oAA,Ns MADE hAsr.-wet your shaving
brush in either warm or cold water, pour on
two or three drops Of Balm of a Tbou..na
Flowers" rub the beard well and it will mai.
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the
operation of shaving. Price only Fifty Gents.
For sale at Shillington's, agent for W ashine.
ton, and all druggists.
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IL The Great Russian Remedy.-Pr,

boNO fUBLlCO-"Every mother should have box In the
house handy In case Of accidents to the children"
REDDING'S RUSSIA sALvR.
It's Boston remedy Of thirty years standing and 70
commended by physicians. IL 10 and speedy
Burns Piles Bo Corns Feions ChiIbains and Old
OF every kind; for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch scAd
Nettle Rash Bunions, Sore Nipples Recommended BY
nursesl Whitlows Ses Testers Flea Bites Spider Sngs
Frozen Limbs Salt Rheam, scurvy Sore and Cracked p
Sore Nose, Warts and Flesh wounds valuable
remedy and which be testified
have used In the city of Boston and vicinity
thirty In instance will this injury
interfere with physicians prescriptions II
the pures materials from recipe brought from Russs-of
srtfcee growing In that countrysnd the propreors
letters from all classes cergymeu physicians cspsns
nurses and others who have used t
mend ft TO Others Reddings Russia Sslve
tin on the cover with pctare Of horse
disabled soldier which picture Ia also engraved the
wrapper. Price Is Gents Sold 8: all the stores IN
town or country and may be ordered Of any Wholesale
ngton. ian n
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Precesdingso Of To-Day.

In the Senate, to day, after sundry pri
vate bills were reported from committees, they
passed bill for the relief of Joseph D. Beers
Thomas N. Ewell, Francis A Gibbon, and
Frances X Kelly.
The bill to enable the Postm aster General
to test the applicability of the atmospheric
telegraph was taken up; and ON motion Of
the subject was being read when We went tc
press.
In the House. an hour was devoted to the
reception and disposition of reports on private
claims, &c, from the different committees, q
large number of which were made.
The bill for the relief of Chas j. Ingersol
was then taken from the Speakers table. 1,
was moved to lay it on the table laid on the
table-yeas 100, nays IS.
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Red Rusty Hair dyed instantly 20 Beautiful Natu
Brown Hack without injury skin
FuTrxS MRpALs AND DrrLosAs been awarded 10 VIM
A. Bachelor snce 1854 and applications have
been made the Hs Of his pstrons Dye
Prejudice against Dying the Hair unjust
it would be against covering bald head with q viz
VIZ A BArcsELoR's HAIR DYE produces color not 70 be
and n
in the least however long q may be continued.
all and Of the United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
plate engraving OF each bottle OF wILLIAM
A. BACHELOR AS Broadway, New York.
s~For sale By CHAS. sT0TT, Pennsylvanis avspse.
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PONCO'S FEMALE PILlS.-The combination o Inxredi-
ents In the Pills perfectly harmless efficacy
ers based extensive practice thirty
years. and where the directions have been strictly fol
lowed, they have failed Irregulares
relieve painful and difficult menstr tpartculArly
the change of e They win the whites remove
all distractions arising from cold exposure
snd may be used successfully Preventive Call upon
the agent and get Circular for particulars free.
Price 81 per box directions Sold wholesale and
retail BY CHAS. sT0TT, Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUEL B. WAITE SIS Seventh street, Washington D. c.
and r. 8. CIsSEI Georgetown; whom ell
be sent and the Pills win be sect conndeny mall
ladies who enclose them dollar
B-see signature the box; to counterfeit it s for
gerry. Iea-u
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a In Philadelphia they have meetings
Tor the discussion Of the question, " who should
be the next President of the United States ?''
All parties participate. On Saturday night,
about l000 persons attended the debate.
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H. To the Public.-Hsstetter's celebra.
TED SION ON BITTERs, widely Known throughout the
west and north certain for cholera be found
In ell the and Drug stores OF thcy One vine
gsssu taken three times day before meas will remove
ell hatulency heavness ach you from
assist Digestion give good appee and In
part healthy the whole sytte and certain
for fever and sgue JAMES N. CALLAN,
fy 23-lyd zr~nt
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NoTIcE.-Those charged with the manage
ment Of clubs, societies, and all other associa-
hons are notified that in order to insure the
insertion of advertisements or notices Of any
description in the Star, paymentmus be made
for them when offered, or an arrangement for
the payment for the same provided for. There
are now on file in our counting room many
advertisements, not inserted, because our
terms have not been complied with. This rule
must be imperative.
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III Coats, Pants, and Vests,
Dress SHifS. Rusinsxs C~s,.

RIUh Browns Hotel building respectfullv snnonnca 81
their annual display of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHiNfs
now resdy Tor inspection, comprising an assortment ~
6ksTLEAks AND YOUTHS CLOTHING the newest and r.b
est dessHs.i material trimming, workmsnsbip To
VINO stoay excellence with economy ar
toes oil an opportunity offered for seectins
ut very reduced prices. s " LIZ e,yb
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BARB.-"Turkey Rhubarb undergoes rigid inspection by
Government All pieces which do psss exsmin alton
burnt. The which renders this
deects tends greatly enhance price por
ton OF rhubarb consumed b indian though inferior
Turkey its comparative cbeappess
The medical properties Of Rhubsrb are peculiar sui val
ueble"-Wood a BArke One teaspoonfuns OF
BROWNS ESSENCK taken before slsss OF wine or
water 10 good tonicncreAses the appetite promotes
digestion. Sold by z. d. Gilman ana J. n. CaIlsn.
fv lurd
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fetal deaths.

Iesal Deaths. .................... 81, 492
These returns are made up from authentic
sources. The Moniteur de pArmee observes
upon them that, although they are very pain.
full, the losses which the army has to deplore
fall very far short of what exaggerated rumor
had supposed them to be. The greater por-
ton Of the deaths were occasioned by sickness.
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reirgerant and laxative extensively the cout
neht OF Europe and America, manufactured daily Soda
fountains OF new and highly approved construction A
choice lot OF Havana Cigars; with supply fine
amery Hair Brushes Combs Shaving Brushes Toilet
Goods generally Just received, direct
iLMAN'S New Drug Store $50 PennsyIvania avenue.
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~ A Democratic paper is shortly to be To-
t ga NJ a.. Caipeper e. a., under the name of
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NOTICE OF COMMUNAL.

w Prince Georges County, Maryland, on Fri.
day the fourth Of July, fS56, as a runawav
NEGRO MAN WILLIAM CURTIS. but cali,
himself James Curtis He is Of black complex
stout built, about twenty-one or twenty two wears
Of age, but has an older look. He had on vbsn
committed the ordinary servants clothing. He
says he belongs To John Morton, living near Ben
The owner, II any, Of the above describ-d no
gro, IL requested TO come forward, prove p,one5.
ty. pay charges and take him away, otherr ise he
will be disposed Of according to law NC
Nv 1885, DANIEL r. DYER sh.,,e
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- CONTINUOUS gums, and my time >7sL
oelns exclusively devoted 10 other
branches OF Dentistry, l was com-Sl1Tn
PEELED TO decline them 1 respectfully inform
my house 10 Mr.. MeFAUI., who Is fully connie
tent 10 ut up that kind Of work In the most fsih
fui and durable manner. Continuous Gum Teeth
initiate nature SO closely that Il is imposIb.e 20
detect them by the closest examination
H24-lw* B.F. COSBY, Dentist.
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PAFFLE OF FANCY ARTICLES
~ VALUED AT $500
Seven prizes, as follows:
l Ladies Dressing Case, style Louis LIv, at $50
6entlemen's Dressing Cases, silver noun
ted, at $50. rao
l Ladies' Paper Mache w ord Box and Stand 6s
i Papier Mache Music Stand ........,, as
! SenSeneh dressing case: silver mounted 20
l Backgammon and Chess Board, on Stand 80
c,.:,.o ....s $500
The articles are now on exhibition and chances
for sale at L. GALLlGAN & CO.'S,
Dealers In Fancy Goods, Perfumery &c
iy 25-3t $40 Pa. ave under Browns Hotel
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, RAyING con.
w nected ourselves IN partnershipc-L
In the COACH MAKING BUSINESS E1N
under the Arm Of FERGUSON CO res ecf-
fully Invite our frierds and the public generally
to give us a call at the corner OF 9th street and
Missouri avenue, the establishment owned and
formerly occupied by Mr. Thomas Young
All orders thankfully received and principally
attended to. Prices moderate. All work warran.
ted. B FERGUSON,
JOHN II. WALLIS
~ 25-3tA ALVA DUNHAM
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FRENCH LOSSES BY THE WAR.-The Paris
Moniteur publishes a return of the losses ex.
perfenced by the French army in the East
from May 1, 1854, the day of the EMBARK tien
Of the troops for Turkey, up to March 80,
1856, (the date of the treaty Of peace The
death casualties alone (the return does not
comprise the wounded who have not died of
their wounds) were as follows:
Omcers Of all ranks. ................ 1,2S4
Sub.oficers, corporals, and brigadiers.. 4.40s
Soldiers Observation-Disclosures. Sc sos
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hESrOkATlVEf-ls question asked daily by hundreds
We answer without hesitation that
~ the only article known which all IL promises for
the human hair 1t will growtht viii stop its
alling-t will restore its natural color 1t s not Hair
Dye but speedy and efcscous Restorative Trial bottles
pnts u; quarts ~ Read the advertisement rth
page. .nIa-H
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS AND

IWfOhTANE To TRAVELLERS AND
OTHERS.
WISHING TO CLOSE OUR BUSINESS AS
w soon as possible, we offer our stock Of La
ingly low prices.
We have also some very Hne Writing Desks
which we will offer equally cheap.
we have still RI maining unsold few do1sn OF
Lubin's Extracts, &c which we viii sell by the
dozen or single bottle, at unusually low prices
L GALLIGAN & co.
1y 25-:t 800 Penn. avenue, Browns Botel
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MECHANICS TOOLS, &c.

WE HAVE IN STOCK An ENDLESS VA.
w riety Of Mechanics Tools, such as, p aims,
Jaws, Hatchets, Hammers, Turn Screws. Trow-
els, Chisels, Braces and Bits, Squares, Levels,
sp n Levels; 5lm6lets, Augers, &c, &c all 81
JOS. l.. SAVAGE,
sign OF Gilt saw, Penn avenue,
1v24-ot between 10th and llth streets
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FOR RO&TAN

FOR BOSTON.
THE SPLENDID SCHOONER JULIA
ANNA, Harding master, has arrived -.
port. For freight or Passage apply 10
hAkTLEY BROTHER, Agents,
jy A4t No. IoI Water stleet f;eorS,fovn
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MEXICAN WAR.-GULF SQUAD
M RON-The Officers, Seamen Lands
men, and Marines, who served In the s ulf SQUAD
ron, are requested to attend meeting at the Ana
costa Engine House (Navy Yard) on MONDAY
EVENING next, at TX O'Clock. jy25 80
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ENOR SALE.-A FINE RIDING HORSE
Il Is broke for ladies to ride Can be ~
seen at RAINY'S Stable, 9Th street @X
jy21-eo3t
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BOARDING,

R0ARDIN6.-PLEAsA ROOMS WITH
- Board can be obtained at No 421 IIth street
west side) between G and II streets few
table boarders can also be accommodated
jy 23-eo5t
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rLINTON'S ALCHOHOL COOK
~ at LAMMOND'S great Toy and T ancy ocds
emporium, 4s4 9TH street, and see Clinton's Alco-
hol Cook. ty9Sat
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BOARD, &c.-MhS. BATES, ON TIE e. w
- corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
spTepared to accommodates entlemenwithrooms
With or without boald. Every efcr; VII be made
% render those comfortable who may favor her
With their patronage. spH-U
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u POWER.-The large, airy, convenient, ard
wei nn'shed Hall next door 10 the Star Build
ings. Ii is SO by 80 feet in the clear. with hieh
ceiling, and is capitally lighted Also. the store
Immediately under the west half Of said hall, IS
by % feet, fronting directly on Pennsylvania
avenue In the heart Of the business portion there
OF, (no other such desirable bu,iness stands are
now being offered 70 the public They will be
rented separately or together. For terms apply
TO GEOR6E HILL, Papemafer, Bridge street,
rev doors west OF the omnibus stand, George
town, or at the Star Once counter
N. B.-lfrente desire 10 carry on any business
requiring steam power, they can be sccommo-
dated with shafting attached 10 the new ard pow
sIni engine OF the Star Newspaper and Job
rfinting Once, manufactured by the Messrs
tuis, and arranged SO ss to furnish ample power.
II required, to renters OF the premises advertised
ABOVE. je 20-d
~ The lease on the above property will be
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Contracts-Damages is held by the
accounting officers of the Government that it
is not in the power of any officer intrusted
with the duty Of making public contracts to
stipulate for payment Of damages already
done, or to declare any sum due for trespass
or conversion by parties acting for the United
States. If individuals have been IDENTIFIED by
agents of the Government, Congress alone can
redress the injury. indefinite claims for dam.
ages should not depend upon the discretion of
any officer, nor are they within the scope Of
any Of the ordinary appropriations.
Senator Rusk, we helr was at Louisville
day or two since on his way to this city. From
this fact, We look for his temperance in his
seat in the Senate as early as Monday next.
Mr.. Burlingame This gentleman return.
ed to this city by the train arriving at D. m.
last evening. We hear that he went as far
north as New York city.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department. On yesterday, the oath of July,
thsre were Of Treasury warrants entered on
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NEW MUSIC RECEIVED THIS DAv
V at the great Piano Forte and Music store No
306 Penn. avenue, between Oh ard 10Th streets
Nv IS JOHN 3 ELLIS.
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EOR RENT-SEvERAL HANDSOME Par
Il lofs and Chambers, with board
Also, table and transient board Inc uife at n =
SmlIh'S, Us street. nov TT
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MRS. ZIMMERMAN, CORNER OF 9TH
Is1 and streets. has several good Rooms va.
cant, which she offers with board on reasonable
terms. She can accommod, te several table board
ers- iy loft
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EoR RENT-THE LARGE THREE sTo-
Il ~ basement and attic house on r between
18th and 18th streets. formerly occupied by the
Misses Tyson This house has been newly paint-
ed ana put In perfect order, containing gas tx
tered water In tbs yard. Apply at the Drug Store
OF MAXIM q PALMER, corner 9Th ttreet and
Pa avenue fv II
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>eriionlling The Public Lands.

Foe necessity Tor teiarug our Vut.
s,d u...c. Be- Fl. d, stem ,ia.lar 90 ia" alt,d
~.ate-. l.. l13s existed and the evils dow
f, ROM as want OF it. have Increased o.
- raEuIld. vbIch forces the reform uppH
rs as q protection to the state against t.e
uld. practI.ed So sk,iHu.f bs the dl,taa
.-i lucatols, aud tne monopoly OF the .uuj
aieco'Hor
tumur le manlshed business we nute
uur ttl y,lurn contcmplatys jhls impo.lot
cuausa. unter fhr caption OF ~ Nr' %
utle4.c re Common School Fund, hy p
.atqes tud sY. ot ce'tsm portions 90 .le
p4h'ic dou4lH What answers ihe luir-
pose j. tAe state 10 this Dill,
/ The src.onlAug OF tho public ,o,
m,ip.
t- I'd. ne sl.25 per- acre.
g. ,he tight ui pre'empt
tll t..s. iua.s the public ,eutm,at %,
u,s,., u,.. ... - greater r,hei tau u.er
ns..ssa .u.,p lass could be- excepted
lisruI. u. ssr,esiag the public laHd.
wa.,a H., Fl, io body viii be nsig aH.
caal compared 70 the beneficial result OF
ile ,ae..
A.U i., ages ol ,cctlou.tug oi ihe
rtHI, lands ~ 10 the ac,na. settler and
ue ,iste Nitn lhe present state o, c4.1s,
.ne capitalist, whp can employ the sof,.,es
Dl Surveyors. Is enNhlod to get bold 90 81.
,ho ci.,c, 4aas 10 thc State. ud.r .aa
SEQ laiuag i..,o, ihe actau. settle can lela
ID iaa mansu jac district land office. .tt
ata .lauce what is located and what j.
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lnsnperahIe character, either IN the cost
OF survey or the existence Of MEXICAN
grants and old surveys, which would pre-.
vent tho adoption oi tho | = land system.
II is Just also To say that sam Houston was
among the earliest advocate. 81 the meas,
nre. ard we firmly believe that had it been
deemed practical at that day. We should
have saved million, OF dollars IN SOC en-,
h1uced value Of our domain and Increased
Nfafc G4.sHc
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The ohio Democratic Resolutions


\ correspondent says the Nashineion
Mon, IN OHIO, calls onr attention TO an er
ror 10 th' democratic resolutions Adopted
by the onio democrats on the N'h instant
Us they we're pnhushed 10 our paper OF 10"
lNh INST We copied nom the ohio states
onn ct The Hth Instant ana "Yeflo"he" ih'
correction "l the error 10 the Statesmen "'
th" ZEN. Y gives ns mnch rleasnr" To-
repuhH.n ine resolutions with ID" error cor
rooted. h' iIa'i'tm aN u really passed.
and a, "e TOW pHbiish 10 places ihe - H.'
democracy 90 TIE same national groin o
occupied AN toe democracy ot ihe "h'ir
country lho following are TIE resolutions
- unanimously Alop'"a
|. Il '''rfa, nat slavery "a y d'nn''
ur institution. ana 'h"t congress ms he''a'r
tn" power u. leg'sIa'" 81 INTO any eft'''fV
or stat" Dor 70 eArin'" y 'hrf"iron' bHi 20
I"avell io tI' people hrfeoi perfectly Tree
e. form aud regulate their domestic lusii'1>
aons IN their own way su'J'c' only To '5'
constitution "l Tue niie1 states.
: H''''red, nat me y nt oil the PEG
RI" OF Zach particular STATE or Territory :"
establish th'ir own lr,n oil government 10
choose and regulate iheif own domestic -.
su'uuous o. every KIND, and 10 leGisiHie
Tor themselves, Us fundamental principle
OF al Tree governments, and tla' Is 'he
soli'sa'ne tnht TO secure when oar ancrs'
tors w1ged war OF the revoluton-a right
l'ine at Tia" very foundation OF all our free
institutions recognized 10 the Declaration
e g. ..at 10
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Gen. QniIman's speech.


ten. Qhilmahs speech.
N.ar,. ,,l,d ia sac the f,llay,i,,. .,nnd
views c,a,n,epdipah pgt forth l.v tb.. Wa.b
,p.ran t,i,g f. = ..a.,,,sr. ,t..., ,t,.. semi,
should h, Jt-firefly nniet.tood and that
o,biis ,.e arc ,,I.,.t., ,., o,,at,,. ,,.,l, ..,.
4rvna,ioual democrat ~ the North in i.y,,
al the tr.,t f,,inrla.... - \.s, IN, ...yl..,.,
.ny That "a. ns.,t,.ely and upen.,i,,....t,
dom, tb,ttb. constitution, ..iy.s r.. ,,,,,,....
ary sne5 ,irb, ar color III ,,r,3., f..,,,.,.
tera with the slavery ana.rion in Stafes ar
Territories that our pa.ition Is ono Of ,.-1,,
,.aJ, unf of .xradieu+v
VI Qflnf,,. Mr clark am, mot
much in the habit of a1pl,ioirs IA, action
,e tim. Hons. bui tool If. ,i,.. T.. ,fl..,...
well A. myselL to expIain III. reason. for
my ,,itbbo,,linr y..te,d,, an t,yo h,lI.,.
m, vo,e from the honorable. gentleman lf,e,
lIiqa. Nh Ei,ba,I.opi hsy. not "a
an. finn. had fbo .I.,i,ast d..,rsst st tina,
gentleman. nor did al any mormon; c,,.e
ia have tba ullsst ropfidance. +, tio5 hath
u4r.,nall, and roliiic,lly dtt moi dcat,,
= amy i,e,. altar tb, ,,,,l,,.t.,,,. ,,l,..,,
he had mad, npon hi. H'or oa $ ,arday.
,sat THAT rsu,lap,u ,y.nlj a,,,,..t.t., ia.
du,i.s Of IA, cL,i, .bauld T.. l.. Hs.taj
Sno.I,cr .u nara.r e.tir,I,. .,,,.s,cto,y
T., u,salf and f,tt,,. sa.,..,,, of ,l,o I.,,i,,,
fam ,ytieb com. ,,J IN accordance. with
nr, ,..,,s ot u,.. ,,,,.ttfn,.,,,o al ,h.. r,It.i
~tsi.s mayor b.,l has, donlt n,., ,s.,
sat.;er. Hpt Il ,........i,.,,.... ,,.'.........t
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ieW York stale Democ. tic Convex
ton held al syracuse.


,.2'e u.s. '''"t So,c' "I ''i' '''''t '' lI''
N'hahN Ao"s. "Hh .uch a Platform 'h'
south can meet We" i"'E IN me ''''n
n'N o'FFn'on' u D. """'hrf ~ 'uaeo" ''
10" hh''"nhu'y "' 'he p"'n'e, HfN
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o"'ng fe7''''oe1 ny inc institution ''
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passed the Iih February. Nm, 1881. be
aud lbo same is hereby repealed and BIS
Act to tale effect the be- ia force after the
first day OF April next
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