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We have put up and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN sAY,Iy con FIpENGE TRUTH Of it,
what have never been lie say of any other med
icine - NEVER HAS 1T - FAILED IN SINGLE
INsTANCETo EFFECT A ~ CURE, When timely used.
Never did we know Of in - sarce of dissatisfaction by
any who used it, On = the contrary, all are de-
lighted with its operations = and speak in terms ofhgh-
concentrations of its magical effects and medi-
cal virtues. We speak in this matter " WHAT We
KNOW after ten years e perence ANb PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFIL MEST or WHAT WE MERE
DECLARE. In almost every y instance where the infant
is suift ring from pain and /. exhaustion, relief will be
found ia fifteen or twenty - minutes after the syrup is
administered.
This valuable preparation = is the prescription of
of the most EXPERILNC = ED and sKILLFUL MUIR.
SIS in New England, and has been used with NEVER
FAILING SUCCESS in a
THOUSANDS . OF CASES
1t not only relieves the n child from pain, but in
vgorates the stomach and bowels, acidty,
and gives tone and energy n to the whole system.
will almost instantly relieve Z.
GRITING il TIE !. BOWELS, AND
WIND . collie.
and overcome ccuvulsons a which if not speedily rem
edied, end in death We be eve it the and SUR
Est RI MEDY IN THE WORLD = in all cases of DYSENTE-
RY AND DIARI!EA IN 70 CHILDREN, whether il
arises from teethng or from - any other cause. We
would say to every mother who has child suffering
from any Of tie foregoing - cOmpaints-Do NOT LEI
YorR PREsIpiCEs. NOR TIE PREyrDiCEs OF OTHERS.
stand between YOUR suffer z Ing child and the relief
that will he SURE-yes, ABSOLUTELY SURE
to follow the Of this medicine, If timely used
Full directions FIR using will accompany each bot
tie None genuine unless ~ the fac-simile OF CT KITS
Il PERKINS, New York, is . on the outside wrapper
Sold to Druggists through 3 out the world
Principal Office, No. Is = Cedar ST., New York.
Price only rs cents per Bottle
C. G. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth. 1y25
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At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and for
the county of Hancock, the first Wednesday of Au-
gust 4 D. 1859
C1IAELES j. ABB0IT, Administrator Of the estate Of
Nathat lei Perkins, late Of Newburypp- In the
Of Massachusetts, deceased having presented his
Of administration upon said deceaseis for probate
ORDERED, That the said Administrator give notice all
persons intar sted hy cHsng copy Of this order be
puh shed three weeks successfully iu the Ellsworth Amer-
ctn printed ut Ellsworth, that they appear at Fro
bate Court tie he held at Ellsworth in said county the
fourth Wednesday Of October next of the clock
the forenoon, and shew cause if any they have why the
should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
4 trua copy-Attcst
3N39 A. 4. BARrEErr, Register.
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Ellsworth Iron Foundry
Machine SHOP.
G.. w. GODDlNG & &C

G. w. GODDlNG & CO,
HAVING fitted up new shop, near the West.
ern end of Union River Bridge, are now
prepared To answer orders for all kinds aud de
scriptions of Castings and Machine Work for Mills.
Vessels, &c., &c.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention given to
work entrusted to them.
Il W. GoDDING 4 co.
Ellsworth, Aug. 10, lsja. 2otf
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To Parser Tuck Esq JoIi Of Probate for the County

T. Parker Tuck Esq Jnl-s Of Probate for the County
unsaek.
II tMBtY shows Jot'am : Bu1kcr, Guardian Of T. J.
Oreliit and Iii sbsh prcHst, miners and children Of
Thomas urcutt, late II Ellsworth, Ia said county, de
cs-ci that the sand mipr> INT rested in the real
tate d sail deceased situated Ellsworth the
ieau: rucr's Hill, joining the house owned by Cal
vim Peek that advantageous er having been made by
ElTs rt saunders, o. wit: four huulr and tvs nty-tyc
dollars and that Wua be for the benefit of said ntnors
That their said interest in said eceaseds should be
disposed uf and the proceeds thereof put out and secured
n thrn Interest Your petitioner therefore prlys that
your Honor wpul him license dispose nf the
accordingly aerrraby law Of this state in such
made aud provided JOTIAM BUNKER
Dated a Ellsworth, Aar},st3l, A. II. 1850.
1t a Court If rfhate held Ellsworth within and for
the esunty Of Itae9cA, the fir. Wednesday Of
August. 4. u. lHj3.
On tht foregoing I"tyu ORDERED That the Petition
give notice persons Interested by causing copy
q tac petition ap order Of Cr, tereon he published
three wea- sIeers>jyey in the Ellsworth American That
they may the appear Probate Court be held at
Ellsworth, in said C1uutv, the first Wednesday Of
September O'Clock \. and shew any
they have why The prayer Of said petition should be
granted PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, A. \. BAHrLErr Register.
4 ;rur copy o the petition aad ord r. Of Court hrreou
- Attest, A. A BARTLETT, Register.
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IMPORTANT TO FEM1LES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
PREPARED BY Cornelius l.. Cheeseman, NJ d

:
Netc York CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pits are the re
suit Of long and extensive practice. They are mid in
their operation and certain in correcting all gulares
Painful Transformations, removing all distractions whether
from cold otherwise, headache pain in the side pan
taon Of the heart disturbed sleep which arise from
ruption OF nature
TO MARRIED LADIES'
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills iny aluab ,hty viii bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies wins have
disappointed In the Of otter Pills place the utmost
confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they re-
present to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as nj 3
carriage would certainly result thcrefrom
Warranted purely Vegetable and free from anything in
furious to life health Explicit directi ns which should
be read. accompany each box. Price 81 Sent by mai
on enclosing 81 to the General Agent, Sold by Drug
gs, in every town In the n,ed States FOR sale by C. g.
Peck Ellsworth, Me.
Il. d. HuTCHINGs,
General Agent for III
United States, los Chambers, 81, Netr YORK
To whom all Wholesale orders should lie addressed.
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Extra Notice.

j. 5 Lord who may be found at thu above store pu,
chases, Bark. Shingles, Clapboards &c, and keer
constantly hand and for s1leshcrt Lumber and bu iii
ing materials. Give him a cali
July Il, 1853. PC If.
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GU ERNSEi'S PATENT POWER CYLINDER PRINT
ING PRESSES considered to he the best brought
into the markecOst, simplicity. durability and quality
work considered Newspaper size prints form 20 by IL
inches obbing size, Is by - inches. Fur press par
ttculars apply 10
Join STILLS IS Stnte Street. Bnston
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Particular Notice.

THOSE indebted to the estate Of the late ALBERT
i G.. BROOKS are particularly requested to make
immediate payment, 1t important to have all out
standing claims jnsted at
MARY J. BROOKS, Administrator
Ellsworth, Aug. 18th, 1850 3w30
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All those who have unsettled accounts with
the late firm of 5. PADELFOBD & CO., are
requested to call and settle before the 18th
of September, 1859, or they may expect to
pay Lawyers fee. VIM. II. BLACK.
Ellsworth, Aug. 4. %
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Referred the su6srngs of all classes IN the community
and many Of the best among do not hesitate to
knonisde, under deir signatures, the personal rfttJ
and benefit they hare dcrircd from ITS Nambcress
certificates the hands Of the propreor but oar limits
aiotc submit only toiioumg from the roumes Of
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF ELLSWORTH,

PORT OF ELLSWORTH,
CLEARED.
Aug 10.
schrs Ariel, Treworgy, Flushing.
IL.
Doris. Curtis, Boston.
&" Forest, Wood do
Zicavo, Treworgy, do
ARRIVED.
Endora, Curtis, do
Il.
Brig fredonia, Lord, do
CLEARED.
Is
Schrs > Abigail Haynes, Staples, Boston.
FORESTER Murch, Boston.
Edward, Treworgy, do
Adeline, Clark, do
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BOSTON-..FALL TRADE.
GEORGE A. WHITING,

GEORGE A. WHTTING,
No. IS Union Street, Boston,
Importer and Dealer in
Tin Plates, Block Tin, Spring Steel,
Sheet Iron, Lead, Zinc, Sleigh Shoe Steel,
Boiler Iron, Copper, Tire 4 Sheet Steel,
Iron Wire, Anthony, Steel Wire,
Files Rasps Nuts, Washers. Bolts Rvets Machine Screws
yise., Crucibes, Emery, Ears. Handles, Japanned and
stamped Tin Ware, Enameed and Tin IIal1w Ware Tim
ners' Tools and Machines. Also, Sheet Iron ann Tin
Plates in Bond.
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DIED..

Minneapolis, Min.-July 30th, Mrs. Joanna,
wife Of Ebenezer Wardwell formerly of Penob-
scot, Me-, aged So years.
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M A r r lie d.

Surry-July &c, by Luther T. Lord, Esq James
Lord to Miss Sophia I. Haskell, all of 5.
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BOGLE'S BAZAAR,

BOGLES BAZAAK,
202 Washington Street, Boston.
Wigs and Hair Work, newest styles Bogle's Hyperion
Fluid for the Hair Balm Of Cytherca for the compile
Electric Hair Dye, Prcpcn to be the best in the world
private rooms for its application Fancy Goods, perfum
tail.
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Young Men from the country wanted, to sell valuable
Books and Patent Rights. First wages be made
by enterpr sing men Apply
J. L. FARWE ELL Il CO., SpriHg Lane Boston.
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FoR SHIP VIEWS q DOM. MARKETS, SEE FOURTH PAGE.

NAVAL INTELLIG ENcE.-The North Star brings us
advices from the Pacific and home squadrons The
vessels of the Pacific feet were mostly cruising
the Merrimac and Vandalia being bound South. on
their way home via Cape Horn. The Saranac had
reached Panama, where she would await the arri-
val of her new officers and crew, who will leave
here in a few days. She was being rugged out and
painted and her men, nearly all of whom have
long bills against Uncle Sam, greatly excited
about returning. The ships companies of the
Cyane and st. Mary's were well when last re-
ported. Disturbances had occurred among Ameri-
can merchant seamen at Callao, and in consequence
of there being United States man-ol-war in port
our Consul obliged to tender his services to re-
store order. From the home squadron we learn
that the Relief, having discharged her cargo at As
pinwalI, was about to sail for New York with some
invalids and discharged persons from the fleet
The Sabine and Roanoke had replaced the James
town and Preble at San Juan del Norte. On the
return to Aspinwal of the Roanoke, it was believed
that the Preble would be detailed for prosecuting
an enterprise of scientific nature which is, to as
certain the feasibility of running Inter Oceanic
Canal through the country between the Caledonian
Bay in the Caribbean Sea, and the Gulf OF San Mig
uel in the Pacific ocean. The jamestown, after re
cruting at Aspinwill, left for Caithagena, where
the troubled state of affairs rendered NECESSARY the
presence oi an American national vessel. The st
Louis fitting out at Aspinwall, for a cruise
down the coast. We presume the Saratoga was a
sea, as she is not mentioned in our news. s
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The GREAT BALLOON OF Mr.. LowE.-Approaehing
Departure for EurOpe..-The monster balloon OF
Mr.. Lowe, now in course of construction IN New
York is nearly ready for a trial trip. 1t will be,
when completed, three hundred feet in length,
and about one hundred and fifty feet in diameter,
and will require about l25 900 cubic feet OF gas to
expand its canvas sides to their full dimensions
Ordinary coal gas will be required for its imitation.
1t will be supplied with stove heated with slack
ened lime, which will give out the requisite heat
without endaugering the balloon by fire. pro-
pelling and steering apparatus, propelled by an
Ericsson caOric engine, will be connected with the
balloon. Mr.. L. intends, says the NeU York Times,
as soon possible, to attempt to cross the Atlantic
to Europe and to make this part of the trip safe
and comfortable as possible he has provided him
self with numerous life preservers, and Francis
metallic life boat, capable of sustaining forty
in any sea- however rough. While the balloon is
driving along at the rate of one hundred miles an
hour, it is easy to that considerable difficulty
would attend debarkation. Apparatus has been
devised which, Mr.. H. says, will so retard the bal
loon that it cannot progress at the rate OF more
than three four miles an hour. Should necessit
require the abandonment of the air ship, it could
be accomplished easily while going at this speed
| Casualties by land have been equally provided
| against, and that he may not be carried by his ac-
CELEBRATED velocity the British isles and the con-
tnent of Europe into Asia Mr.. L. has provided him
! self with several anchors. Two of them are com
| paratively light, weighing about twenty pounds
| each. Another, and the sheet anchor OF the trip,
weighs sixty pounds, and is made OF spring steel
| This must stop the balloon when 1t reaches Eng
land or take the island along with it. Instruments
| to determine the height of the air ship from tht
water and its velocity and direction all of which
will be available in the darkest night, will be taker
| along.
The process of filling will occupy about week
Experiments will be made during this time to in
the security of the envelope, and if it should b.
found that eaks,t two or three additional coats OF
varnish will be applied. The ascension will be mad
as soon as possible after the balloon is filled. Al
that Mr. L. desires is a clear, still day; the mos
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POLICE INTELLjG ENrE

Minny Welch was arrested last night by officer
Suter, charged with being accessory to the larceny
OF silver watch, valued at $40, belonging to Cas-
par Weaver, and also for throwing bricks at Wea.
yer. Mnny was standing on the corner of street
near the Bel-Air market house, talking to a male
companion when Weaver came along and INQUIRED
the way to the market. He was told to go alb cad.
when the woman picked up brick and threw it at
him; The man then caught him by the arms and
pushed him along several yards, and then releasing
him, said, 'fts all right" and ran off, Weaver
Immediately missed his watch, which had been ia
ken from his vest pocket and calling an officer, had
Minny arrested. She was committed for trial
Fred Heisler was arrested by officer Dougherty,
charged with driving through funeral train, and
fined 81 and costs by Justice Ensor.
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AMHSENENTS

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The performances
at this establishment tonight will commence with
Bulwer five act play of Richeieu or The Conspiracv
In which Mr.. Barny Sullivan sustains the character
of Cardinal Richelieu, and Mrs Gladstane that of
Julie de Mortimer. To conclude with the farce of
Ici par le Francais
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MisftIIarlfous.
Is CONFI Has COVEII HAS COME |

III AS COME HAS CONE II HAS COME II
IL THE GOOD TINE HAS CONFETTI .
SINGERS No. 2. SEWING MACHINE CAN NOW
HAD FOR ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
No 1 MACHINE FOR NINETY DOLLARS
For manufacturing purposes the only reliable and unex
celled Sewing Machine in the world.
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES FROM FIFTY TO
SEVENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
They have tried in families and found superior to any
now in
n1- Hemmers, binding guages af all kinds machine oil
and every thing in our line always hand at New York
prices The great reduction in prices enables those Ehc
have purchased cheap and worthless machines to obtain the
best made at the Everybody is requested
to call at our Office send for copy of l. NJ SINGER
Co.'s GAZETTE.
W. f.. BRODERICK, Agent,
sl5-tfr 1so poltinora Otraat
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PRICES AND SALES OF STOCKS IN NEW Yonx

LONDON, Thursday Evening Business has again been
very quiet, and little change has taken place in the value
of the funds Indeed during the greater part of the day.
the variations were unimportant and transactions at
minimum, holders of stock being unwilling in the
present prospects of the Money market while the public
abstain from purchasing from apprehensons of political
complications The question with the United States re-
spectng the Island of San Juan constitutes one element
in the prevailing ndisposon invest though no one
anticipates any serious difficulty from it. In some quar-
tiers anxiety professed lest collision should take place
between the Pontcal troops and those Central ialy
which has not been neutrazed by general
in of the foreign letters that Italian question is
near pacific solution.
Censos opened for account at 95H s. and improving
to e5S to they maintained that quotation up to the
final Close The dealings principally money and
they at 95k, H. s., NJ whilst those officially re
ported for account were at 95S.
The return from the Bank of England for the week end
ing the 28h September Civ the following results when
c-r,,""s1 "! tha viaus
Public deposits S92oo25S increase.
Other deposits. 13O96,4l5 Decrease. 123,467
Rest. o,IZz,o9o increase. 2,24
On the other side Of the account:
Government securities Ell 220, ,01S Unchanged.
Other securities... 10, ,434, ,507 Increase. 116 6S7
Notes unenployed.... 1O,1s5 900 Increase. 275125
The notes in circulation is Ell 60 being
of f666 1885, and the stock of bullion in both
departments Gl7 SAL 19 showing increase of f34S
$50 when compared with the preceding return.
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The FRANKLIN RELIcs.-It is understood that the
whole, or the greater portion Of the interesting
lin. brought home last week by Captain NJ Clntock,
of the Fox, will be deposited in the Painted Hall of
Greenwich Hospital, and will thus complete the
relics already exhibited in that establishment as
Of the crew Of the Erebus and Terror, deposited a
few wears ago.
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FOREIGN EXTRACTS.

The FoRrFIcArIoEs OF ANTwERP.-The Precur-
seur of Antwerp gives the following account of the
measures adopted by the War Department for the
execution of the works in that city: ga public ad-
Indication will take place at Antwerp on the 3lst
of October next. The undertaking will be contract
ed for in one lot and at fixed price. The D part
ment estimates the whole of the works at about
40 000Of Every person sending in tenders
must, before the day of adjudication, deposit as
guarantee l,00O,000f., and the works must be ter
minated within three years."
"A letter from Posen of the goth says "The
Russian government has just issued ukase which
has caused great agitation amongst the Roman
Catholic clergy, who regard it as violation OF the
liberty of conscience 1t orders the Catholic priests
not to admit to confession individual with re-
| spect to whom thev are not firmly convinced that
| he belongs by birth to the Catholic church Great
CONSERVATION also exists among the lsraeltes OF the
! Duchv of Posen. BY law the marriages OF Jews
are not valid except they be made according to the
civil as well as the religious form; but great many
| .Iews have either from ignorance or negligence,
omitted to be married according to the civil form
| The Sunreme Court, however, has lately declared
null and void all marriages not effected required
bv the law and all children born of them ilfegiti
| mate"
The Tuscaloosa Monitor says that the Southern
| University, at Greensboro, Alabama, was opened
with imposing ceremonies on the Sd inst. The en-
| dowment is 100000 over and above the expense
| for buildings.
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The township of Mannheim, York county, Pa,
at the recent election cast ISL Democratic votes,
and not one for the opposition.
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M. Kossuth returned to England last week. He
intends remaining here, with his family, to watch
the progress of events abroad He still, we unde.-
stand, has hopes for his country.
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LNQUE,STS.

Coroner Sparklin was called on yesterday to hold
an inquest over the body of an unknown man, which
was found floating in the water near Henderson,
wharf, FelPs Point. The deceased was apparently
German, about As years of age; dressed in black
pantaoons, satin vest and green knit Jacket In
the pockets were found two Reform tickets, 10th
ward, twelve cents, a pocket-knife and comb
Olhcer Cadlmore says that on Saturday afternoon
man similarly attired, and in a state of intoxica-
tion,, approached him and inquired the route to
Franklin square. The jury rendered a verdict of
accidental drowning" The body was buried in
the Eastern Potter's Field, by direction of the
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Three Days Later from CaIiforn,,

Three Days Later from California.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. l6.-The overland mail, which
arrived last night, brings San Francisco advces
to the 23d ult
The Agricul ura Fair, at Sacramento. has been
attended by large numbers from all parts of the
State. Crowds of politicians were also congrega-
ted there, and the canvass for successor to Sena-
tor Broderck has already commenced Gen. Den
yer and Governor Weller appear to be the strong
est candidates at present. but there are at least half
dozen others striving for the position.
Mr.. Broderck's estate is valued at $50 OOO
which is encumbered by $685. O0O He left no will
and was supposed to have no relations but two
persons In San Francisco named Edmund Welsh
and Lucy Brown, claim the estate, being, as thev
assert cousins in the second degree.
The Pacific Railroad Convention, composed of
Delegates from all the Pacific States and Terrific
rles, is in session at San Francisco, and is very
largely attended John Bidwell, of California
is President; Edward Souder, of Washington Ter
ritory, and Alexander Ramsey, of Oregon, Vice
Presidents. vast amount of statistics and argu-
ments in favor of the various routes and in favor
OF the road itself, comprise the substance of the
proceedings thus far, but it is believed that some
action to build the California portion of the road
will be recommended before the Convention ad-
journs
The Sacramento Standard states, on the author
1ty OF prominent Lecomptonite and warm sup
porter of Senator Broderick, that he (Broderick)
in his room at San Francisco just before receiving
the challenge from Judge Terry, said that he
expected to receive challenges from Judge Terry,
anu messrs. twin ana Denver, and that he expect
ed to kill all three of them before leaving for
Washington.
COMMERCIAL INTELLTGENcE.-No arrivals or de-
partures for the States since the Goth. The bust
ness demands from the country had improved
somewhat but importers were doing very little
A cargo of 5000 bags of Rio Coffee by the ship W.
B: Scranton had been sold at auction, averaging
Sl4 26% per bag. Provisions were nominal. Su-
gar heavy.
General Convention of the Episcopal Church
RICHMOND, Oct. 17.-Both Houses have agreed to
hold the next General Convention in New York
The report OF the committee on the typographical
errors in the standard bible was adopted, and DR..
Mason, of Maryland, was appointed typographical
corrector.
The order of the day, the report of the Committee
on Domestic and Foreign Missions was taken up
when long debate ensued The report chiefly re-
lates to the extension of missionary operations in
Japan, China etc. All the resolutions were adopt.
ed except the last resolution which proposed to
the President of the United States to
address the court of Spain respecting religious tol
Grafton in Cuba. Pending the debate the House
adjourned.