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SJFFER NOT,

sVETHEN \ PERMANENT CURE Is GUARANTEED
w in an stages of SECRET DISEASES. se,f.Atuse,
NERVOUS DCUIy, Strictures elects Grayi MPrcuTiul
tRheumatt. IN. SCru.a Pains in the Ankles and Runes,
.lhe Body, Female lcrcgnlal all improper dis.
Schargcs no matter OF now long sarding obs Innate
.tne case, recovery is ccrl.a and shorter than
aa permanent could be- effected hl any other treat
ut after the skin Of the no Il eminent physi.
scihus had called and the disease resisted uthug
smraus at cure. The remedies free from 0dor cans,
sng ncithrr sickness nor lhtonNt tnon'r and without
SmecUfy or bdlsanl. During McUly yeats practice,
have restored to hen ia ovtr scvrntpru 6u.and ra.
auens VINO were suherng under tue forms Of an
5hc auo' mentioned diseases, whir guarantees me IN
promising pc feet and most speedy Secret dis
s'aScs are The greatest enecs to health ana happiness
aus iheV are the ret Oi scTcula d
zand should be terror u all nations the earth 10:
Il ne disease Is becoming common and treatment 50
4iile understood, inai permanent cure IL scarcely
Tever effected, majority Of the fall into tho
ahands U. incompetent persons, who not only tail TO
Scure he maiady but ruin he constitution with corro
siVc sublImHtUs dangerous poi son, ptCpa.atIOn {
stem, producrs many OF tho move named affections,
(Which natu in consumption mad frt queniY
"a rapid one but should il death speedily.
Egnl hG victim to disease narCs the disease is thep
cunycyed from The parent 10 the dren cruising tnHm
into the world with sCrufd, afCi ions of the
Sfkin, eyes throat, &C. and atan terminates in con
sumpOn aud cOnsigns its victim uniimCly grave,
rctween the ages OF six months ana thrty'ye years
sSrhabuse is another formidable enemy TO health; it
~ str0ys tho nervous system 5pidy wasting the
5auergIes OF life, causing mental arrangement prevent.
Sug Uroger tcNelOpment of the system and disquaG
Sfyng its victim for CrraEr society business AMI Is
Sclrhy happiness. Female Irregularities aud all other
"a seass Of icmues treated in III" most skfu gld sci
Ienthc manner Medicines, with rrerifou ;. sent to
8anY plt the United Statrs anu Ca uOdas by patients
4 Communicating their symptoms by cs.er
]. SUMMERNILLE NJ D.,
yoX So, Post Office FLBErr ST. dclow lat, Philsdsl.
s phiu, IA.
n March A, 1897.
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Is5" PAvEMBNTs. - We coll attention to
the miserable condition of the side walks
in this place, with the hope that owners Of
property will sec the necessity of repairing
them at once. In every street in the town
Of Bloomsbury, there are some in so bad a
condition as to render it unpleasant to walk
upon them. We grant that the frost com
ing, out Of the ground has made many of
them as bad as they are, but do net think
this sufficient reason for their remaining
20. Law and common sense declare that
no man has right to let his pavement lay
in that condition which makes it disagrea-
bile 20 his neighbor or the community. But
many Of the pavements are not only incon-
venient but a nuisance and disgrace to those
who own the property. 1t would crestc
bad feeling, which is not what VIC want;
but will say in closing this subject for the
present, we hope the shoe will get on the
right foot and pinch SO tight as to bring
dclinqucnts to their senses, and secure q
removal of this evil
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
TRAVERSE JURORs-MAY TERM.

TRAVERSE JUR0RS-MAY TERM.
BIoOm-MOrris Van Ruskirk
Griarcreek-Ilenry Rntenhouse Henry DOak, John
Frets.
Beaver-Chares Mic hael, Mo ses schlic her, Jacob
Bittenbenhrr.
Benton-Ric hi rd stiles, Jose pin G.. Hess.
Centre-J0hn Fe ster Jacob Hagenbuoh
Cut1wis' a Daniel Clnywell
Green W ood-Abrlham prcibc bis jacob item.
bender.
Hem ock-Reubon DOgaTt.
Jack son-Georre Fatycr, Tram Dcrr.
Locust Iohn l.. ilirst Jonas ,Bernngcr G. C. Her
wer Edwin John.
Mhlin-John Folk, Henry Bellas Thomas Atan,
HiraR Frcas
Mldison--Ne -Nehcmnh Wcllivcr, Richard Dcmuii.
MnrnipIeisiut-John > II ipnan, Phi Lip Crawford.
Paul Kline,
R,arinacrpeh-Wil liam Drpishach.
Scutt -Rcecr Fairmau, William NyeTB, Tn omls
Sc neidninn, willard g. Green.
SugarloaG George sledmnn.
BloOmsburg, March -, 1857.
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10. THE DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR GOV Err.
NORA corr espondent writes that soon Gen.
Packer heard that he had been nominated Tor Coverno
by the Democtatic Conventional Harrisburg, he de.
ciare0 hi ms elf overoy ed and avowed his de
isn to take tho stump carly day in an rr"sis ibe
suit OF clothing from the magnificent es.abishme mt of
GRANVILLE STOKES No 900 Chestnut street above 9Th
Philadelphia
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
J1JU Frizes hUot III ing 70 SE'l,uuu
WHOLE TICKETS go; HALV ES o. QUAR-
TLRS S2i.
PIN or Tie Letter.

TLRS s2i
P7n Or Tie Lottery.
The Numbers from to 30, OCo, correspon with /
those Numbers on the Tickets printid on separate
slips ot aper are chIcc" WI" SUI ''' II" 'u'os "u
place d in on wheel
rho fist 2lS Przes, smil irly printed nd cncir'
c led are nj ced in unoth her wheel
The wheels are then revoIved and a M mbe is
truwn from the wheel Of Nhnbers and at tho same
lime n rtizc $ drawn from tho Oihe wheel The
Number and Prize draw o1t are op ened nnd exhibit
ed to the audience, aud rhgisteiel by the Commls
sioners; the Prze being placed against the lmh er
drawn. This operation Is repeated anu al the
rrizes are dawn out.
approximation Pr..es The two preceding nd the
two cdng Numlers to tho ose drawing the first
lo Prizes viii be entlcd to the ~ APPROX inalion
Prizes. according to the scheme.
Tne $4,000 frizes Of $40 viii be determined the
las cure Of the Number that draws the $50 600 Pr
For example, # the Number draw ne the so OOo
the Number ends, III ], win be entitled $50 rthe
Number ends with No . t hen all thr Tickets where
the Number ends in 2wiI be entitled to $50 ,and
Certificates OF Packages will be sold ut the follow
ing rates. which is the iisk:
Ceuift1t Of Package of 10 Whole Tickets. $50
do lohlir do 40
do do lUQuarler DO 20
60 do 10 Eighth do 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERT IFICATFs,
Enclose the muney to our llress for the Il cKets
ordered receipt Of winch lhey vii be iorw arde
! bV first mail. Purchaser eau ha'e itkHs ending il
lny hguIc they may designate
The Iii ST of Drawn Numbers ami Prizes wi II be sent
90 purchasers Immediately after zoe diawlng
Purcliasc scrs viii please write thsIf Signatures Lain
q nd give the Posi- Office, County and State
Remembo that ev, ry Pike is drawn and payabl. in
| fu n witluut dudutiion.
An Pr2es Oh slOOU nd under rlid mmedia ely after
the dIdwing other Plies at the usual time of thirty
days
| An commun ic,tons strtctly confd-ntal
| Address orders for Tickets or CerlIrcRtrs to
5. SWAN & co atlanta, Ga.
rE- A list of the numbers that drawn from The
wheel with the int of the pr iZc that lach
enl ia led to viii he puh shud 1itrI every tawing IN
,hn fol, ing papers .Nca, Oricans Jsia l,oJRc Re-
gi,r char eson STANDARD, .hdshoAie Ga: tie, .1i1q
1nfeiigtacor Nto York Hteiy Day BJok nd saurnHoh
.NOrHtHg Aens
Ann 2j lej7.
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GRAND JURORS FOR MAY TERM

Bi aroreek-John Doak, Richard thompson.
Ccntr,-SUlnmOn Nryhurd.
Caiawissa- Charles krcigh.
eenwOod-J Ohm Lemon Geo. Masters, Edward
klbcrtst n Ira johnson Isaac Dewitt.
Hemloc K Peter Applcnan.
Locust-John Hcngcr.
NJ on nj plea saut--Jncob, ,C0hO.
Mi Hin Abraham Mos tel Ter, Wi Ii5mN Brown
NiuIne--Da mel Shuman.
Al0ntour-peter NtimlnCh
Nadisun-James Jonns- II, KeirerA ;snith J ohm
S Wis her.
Pinc-AlbCrt Hunter.
Srntt-Joh n L readily, Harman G. Crevel ng Jack.
so n Gurrctson.
Slga rloac-Andrew Larbach.
Bloom sburg, March 2S, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

D0r Messrs NEYHARD & JAcoDY, are
doing large'business in their line, as bot
tiers of Ale, Porter, &C., at their rooms
IN the Exchange Block. We had the plea
sure on last Saturday of partaking of some
oftheir drinks, which we found to go down
admirable.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
UTAH AFFAIRS.

Washington, April 22.
The statement that it had been deter
mined to send military force of 2600 men
wi ith their fami les, TO Utah, and compel
the people of that territory to abolishfheir
bcustly and sensual practices, is somewhat
as up to dle present hour moth
ing definite with reg I'd to the subject has
been agreed upon.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
FISHING TACKLE.

1EsT KIRBY limerick. Virginia !mnroved Trout.
- sea, Pike and Eel V-rks Swivel, Sa lmon Gut,
,Trout Lines, Gut and other SRoOds. Artificial Bul,
.Canton Grass Lines, Spun and Plated Ilk Lines
.lhnes with Floats and Hooks, Walking Stick, Trout
land Trolling Rods, Floats BInss Reels Minnow Nets
Selnes SET Nets, Partridge Nrts nu elmer ami Piano
.WiTe, Ni0lins aud Strings, Giing aud Seine Twino
.Gennne Harlem OIL for gravel aud affections Of ILe
breast and head, Tor sale ny
GEORGE W. HEYBERGER.
Importer,
60 North Thitd street, side, second door be.
low Arch st., and next door 10 tue 81 Charlas Hotel
PHI ladelphia
April /. ISJT-sim.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

e0- DESTRUCTION TO THE TErEGRApu.
The snow and storm of last Monday,
worked destruction to the Telegraph Lines.
We noticed two posts blown down between
Bloomsbury and Espytown, The wires
were genorally deranged.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

aasa ANOTHER ARRIvAL.-Mr. J. ].
BRowER, has just opened large assort-
ment of dry goods, suitable for the season.
His house has the reputation for selling
goods right, and the taste of the proprietor
is a guarantee that his goods are of the
latest style and fashions,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

s6S- The trial of David s. McKinn, for
the murder of DR.. SAMUEL 7. NoRcRoss,
vill commence in Hollidaysburg, Blair CO.,
on next Monday.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
Spring and Summer
G. OBS.
M1EAeiYY Neal E,rG0

LJAVlNG Just received ana opened their stock Of
mercna ndIze for spring sales VIII irh comprises the
LARGEST, CHEPEsr, and HANDSOMLST assort.
mont now offered in this TOWN Having pai great I
attention to tho selection of their entire stock as to
price and quality, they taiter themselves that tney
compete with The cheapest, nd all those wishing
to buy cheap, can save money bv giving us a ear We
have all kinds al Goods and Wares TO supply the
People. very large lot of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
French Mernoes, Woo lads, Alpacas, Bombazines,
de baisc POplns, PaTametta cloths, MolaIr Lustres
Muslin De Lanes, Persian cloIhs Ginghams ,Oalicoes
&C.
WHITE GOODS oP ALL KINDS Sleeves, Collars,
liandkercbiels, hOunCIngs, bands and trimmings,
Laces aud Gdg ngs bonnet rhb ons, n large variety,
velvet ribbons and brads kid cotton ,d Isle thread
gloves, MOkuir miIts, &C.
We invite our friends and the public generally tc
give us a Cal before purchasing elsewhere. Wehave
boughiour goods at Lowest Cast Prices, and VIII
be un ersold by anybody or the rest cmanknd
MckELVY, NEAL " co.
Bloom burg, March 81, 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

.pkay- TRYED TO ESCAPE JAIL.-Thc
other evening ung prisoner by the
n.mc, OF GARNER, concealed. himself in the
Jail yard when sheriff Miller locked up, and
then commenced the ottempt to work his
way through the outer wall of the yard -
lie had only Grc-shovel and piece Of
board which he had taken from the bed to
aid him in this purpose; but had taken
out with him sheet and torn it into a
rope. with, no doubt, an effort to scale the
wall. In the morning he had only got
about six inches into the wall by Iii, digg-
ing, and the Sheriff found him shivcring
with cold from the want of his coat which
he had left in the jail.
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Special Notices,

THE VITAL FLUID d enters every organ Of the body
thro ugh the circulation, distributes the nurtive prin
cple TO every texture and the Of every secre
tion. Ia "A word It's tn life Of man. How mpo r.
tant then, that shoul bekepi in pure an dhealthy
condition Harleys sdrsGpariia is known 10 possess
propcr which become assimlatcd with the blood,
injecting it of di sense, and restoring exhausted
nature to pristine vigor.-ColunJa (7cras) Herald
Soidhy SCHElFFELIN, BROTHER & co.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

sO UGu Don't it make person feel
particular unpleasant as you bow you head
to enter n door, to have a tiny stream of
rain drip from the caves of the house, run
down your neck, and ocr your b ok its
chilling moisture died All everybody
will answer yes; so kind friends we just
want t, say fix up the spouts along your
roofs, and you'd be spared saying ugh!
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

Say- We have been waiting some time
for an opportunity to announce to readers,
chat Spring had actually made its appear
ance, but after deliberate consideration, we
have come to the conclusion that we shall
be obliged to wait a little longer" before
we can make this imp 'rtant announcement.
1t may be well to chronicle for future re.
ference that snow fell in Bloomsbury, on
Monday last, the goth of April, to the dep
III of about one foot. Some places, in this
vicinity, it was considerably deeper. The
weather, on that day, was as inclemcnt and
boisterous as the bowling blasts of Feb
ruary. But, since then, W hat change =
the snow has nearly all disappeared, and the
weather the last "few day." shows conclus-
i've that that the "balmy days of Spring."
are here.
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s1Es 2sf;gi ssfgS7
SsE.l5sy ~. z - .,-'--as::,s: 1f.ft1zSrC,
a. j 9 | IE|5j.1S|'iaW
Death of Dlr, Montgomery.

Hon. JoHN G. MONTGOMERY, NJ, Of Q.
elect, died at his residence in Danville, on
Thursday evening last, from the effects Of
the poison difused at The National Hotel,
Washington City.
Aged about 55 years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

seS- A good story and several interest
ing and instructive articles will be found
on our first page. The farmer is referred
to useful hints and suggestions, in his line,
,on the fourth page.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
Saturday Morning, April 25. ST

,.sa- Next week, we will present to our
readcrs an Original Tale, entitled " THE
STRENGTH OF PRINCIPLE, written by
young lady of talent and promise, for
which we ask the favorable opinion Of the
public. We we're favored little more than
. year ago, with story by the same writer,
which was widely copied, and deservcdly
too; and, although she is unknown to the
worlds fame, yet she possesses those quail
tiles which render her worthy of it. We
say this much, not by way Of. compliment,
but because we know what we say to be
true. We are promised an occasional con-
tribution from her, and we assure the fair
author that she cannot send too frequently.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

~ y GHNiUs,-The wild horse tanner.
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,s~- RAFTING,-We understand that
the Susquehanna River is now in the best
order for rafting, and that hatillas of lum-
ber are passing down it daily. The guam
tity now at the lower points, and expected,
is squiie large.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

Bsy" Tile Stote SavinsS Fund, s3 Dock
street ne1t door the Tost oGec.sums, large nd small
received deposite and returned atany time, with
five per cent iuteiGst The office is open daily, and
every Monday evening
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Icrs nv mail shonldhr addressed
MERRlCK, BENTON 4 DEAN.
n.., .
w. - v 7
AGENTS WANTED.

:B.-Goid peus rcpointcd in superior manner =
Enclose The pen and 80 cents in Z o. stamps and Ih,
pen wl be Tepo at cd aud returned pc 81 paid.
The BROADWAY GOLD Pen MANU- FAGTUR RING
CO, is wei known throughout the country but al
there are undoubtedly some who are not acqua ue.
with rs we append the following well known firm a
references:
FELLOWs & Co No II Maiden Lane Cew York
HiCkS Sc MITCHELL, No. 20 do do
BENTON & BROS Cor Broadway * Courtiand ST.
New York and Chestnut street, Pin ladrlphia.
J. srURI 81 co, No Gilsey Building N. Y,
GOULD & WOOD No. Maiden Lane, do
February z. Is57-am.
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Bay~ Tile Fyve Per Cent. Saviag Fund

of the National safety Company,iIfdinm street. south
cornerof Taird street. Philadelphia now has more
thnn one MuLIoSof Dullars, all in MORTGAGES GRousD
RENrs aud other FIRST class securities, to the benefit
,npositors.
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BRUADWAY GOLD PEN
.W.s.g'UF.gCTURENG CD.
NO. 335 BROADWAY, NEW YORK


To every erson buying gold pen of US we prescns
numbered ceIthcalc. anu each Of these Crrihcatci
entities The holder OF it, by the extra payment uf i
cents to an article u'Jgwclry IN value from 81 10 $ 100
Thts jewel.y consls of Gold and silver Watches ns
great virirly. Silver Gchcts, silver Fruit Baskets
Gold Guard Chains for ladies' Lockets Bracelets, Gen
Gold Fob and Vest chains ThimGlus Brauspns, Bract
lets Ear Drops. studs, Rings Crosses, &c none e.
which viii sell tor less Than 81 FOR EVERY DOot
LARPAlB Us, THG PARTY Is ENTITLED TOT
NUMBERED CERTIFICATE. AND by Tue PA 4
MENf OF % cts. EXTRA ON EACH CERTIFICATE
HE Is ENTITLED TO RECEIVE WHATEVER THE
NUMBER OF Tue CERTiFFICAT e DEsIGNATEs
We have been in operation for three years and thou.
thands have bought OF us and we have never learned
eyat any one was eyeTfissatisfed. fnis plan afford
artery oporIu nity of ObtainInsa gold watch some
Ienicle Jewelry, for a trlhiHg sum, All our pens,
Pencil clcs &c are genuine articles manufactured
discourse cs win great car, md we offer them pre-
ely at asked all other stores in the citv
To g' nts we make advantageous offers, and any
gGHc person can DO we'll by working for US, We wish
agents in every place in The country and persons T.,
would like 10 become such will please address as anu
we viii send the printed circulars Cf prices Terms
&c. We have no stated periods t3f distributIon-
The moment nen is purchase4 the purchaser is ent
extra.
All ordcr.n ny mail shouldhr addressed
MERRlCK A.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-19

The y. Y. Journal Of Commerce in speak
ing Of the probable effects ii the new tariff
upon the Treasury, says tina, if the imports
wer. 10 remain AS now. the new Tariff
would eject reduction in the revenue Of
about S23,000.O00 but, Of course, the tx
act difference in the future cannot be- .sccr
,ainel- 1t will be immeliate in is effect
upon the Treasury although ii does not 20
into operation until July; for Is il Is ID he
applied to all goos remaining in bond at
that date. there will h. large accumulation
Of imports in warehouse during the next
three months, which would otherwise hc en-
tered for consumption, and thus the receipts
for customs b. diminished. while the Trea-
sury will he depleted by the large payments,
just authorized in the Appropriation Bills.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-19

nssd. Sweeney, Troll. wiIkis. Wilson, and Mr.
Bpesksr~.2s. =.
SAys-M sssrs. Braneb, Bsuows, Howell,
King, Mevey, hsnssy and whitioeh--7.
Certainly, No Executive has ever bssn
tseatsi by the representatives d any people
through ~ri~ d ycar, with such uniform
and daInniny consideration. From frst "
last, there has l~n observed u consistency
In thu public contempt, which must have
challenged your respect, even though II could
MT crafty your pride. II would be inha-
mainly 10 add 10 tbrc rebakc4, which, IN
presenting sketch Of your Executive carer,
VIZ have felt hound 10 notice, AMI W. tbrr-
fore leave you, Tor the present, in the enjoy
mcnt Of whatever sa,isfartion you may Dr.
rive from the iufAmy which is the legitimate
consequence of your own acts, and which
thr public sentiment, has awarIsi you.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-03-19

The lIagse h;u. =ssI.,ssrsv 3D.. -lat--- h.: mi
by the Tariff az, III lSiG. was amendc,l in
the Senate. hy thu adoption of sweeping
substitute proposed by SENATOR hrsrER, ~
dncing the rates of The Old tariff 20 pr cent
An amendment however, was Afterwards
a.iiol. placing raw Nool a, y per cent. ex-
ccp, wcol worth ~ cnts or lsss PER loand
This was placcl ~ the FIRE list. Tho ilouse
rfissl IN cop.nr in the Amendment 81 the
Senalr. To- ,hc iIogs. bin. AMI committee
ot cuhfrrn,~ ws- appointed, consisting of
Me-srs. HU>ryR. p0Vcihs AMI SEWARD, Of
,lpr ~enatr. aEi |. ~ t,SFanI. LEtcHEg.
arsi ps WIZ. IT the iioaar, This cofn-
mitt0 reported a hill. which was adopted
by both branghss. in the House, by vote
81 ~ agair,, IL, AMI Ia the senate, by a
sotc II yeas, -. NAYS :
The fllowing synopsis prsrnts the raos,
Important chaHgvs prcrol,,l t'r by the new
tarif bin;
>.s.s.ssls 4 OF ,hs r.rf = lsiS incndns
brandy aal ~ pstied spirits. WITH Cnriiia,s
Of al KINDA = reduced rom le~s per cra,. az
sslorrm g. 70 per cent
~ckssisls n Wines, Cigars and al mAhafsc.
tare. x rohscso. Rai~in.. >veeimea;s. &c, AZ.
ryiacsj rom ~ 80 10 per cert Mahogany,
>stsa-eoa a., ssc rsdlsecd nom 90 % pr
cent,
>cas.fNss o.-iFoe, p,.sns. SgSar. se.. a.. .
reduced fr9m % % pcr sent Al bleach
-, printed ~ iyed Cotinns a.. transferred g
TIA. schedule, nskiag ne daty ths-rea - per
cent, instead VI ., a. a, pes@ui
>fAsssss D tlAanets, tsrpsts, Hasfe-, 1 ahles
All Ccnlass. Heap snd iiempra Manufactures.
NtH1faciures 81 SiIk. &c r. --iS rstncci frpnA
e. - u ysf Sen,
>rsssiSs q ~ asnarT - rrH.hss ~ Ism
her N.anfse,afss q teppes, Fsfs % TIE ssla,
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