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Constipation and oo.tlxeness.

NO one Of "many ills flesh heir tor is So pre-
Valen so little understood, and so much neglected.
as coslveness. Often originating IN careless or SO
dentary habits II 10 regarded as slight disorder OF
100 nuie Consequence to excite an xiety, while in
lean1y his the precursor and companion OF many Of
me mo fatal and dangerous diseases and unless ear
eradicated twil bring the sufferer to AN untimely
grave. Among the lighter evils Of which costiveness
the usual attendant are headache collie, Rheuma-
sm ioui breath piles and other oflike natu re- while
loDgtrain Of hightful diseases such as malignant
ieVsrs abcesses dysentary, diarfhea apo
pexy Epilepsy, paralysis ystera. hypocho ndriass
melancholy and insanity rjiindcate their presence
ID the system by this alarming symptom. Not unfre-
guently the diseases named originate in constipation
but take on an independent existence unless the
cause eradcatedi in early stage From these con.
sldefaonst follows that the disorder should receive
immediate attephon whenever It occurs, and no per
son should neglect 10 get box OF Cephaic Pills on
me rstappearance OF the complaint. as their timely
use VIII expel The indduous approaches OF disease and
destroy this dangerous foe to human life.
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lPHEGBAcHEis is the favoSIte sign by which natu,e
makes koown any deviation whaleyer from the ma
ura aaie o. The brain. and Viewed this light "A NAV
be ooRed on as safeguard intended 10 give notice
Of disease which. might otherwise escape attention
I'LL too late to be remeded and Its indications shonid
never be neglected. Headaches may be classified mn
der two names, VIZ: symptomalic and Idiorathie.@
Symptomatio Headache is exoee dinghy common and
sthe precursor great variety Of Diseases among
which are Apoplexy, Gout, ,Rhsnlaism and ali TebYie
Diseases In Its nervous form Is dis-
ease OF the stomach constituting sick hsadaeks OF
hepatic disease constituting bilious hsadaeAe, or
WORMS constipation ard other disorders Of the boW
els as veil as renal and ptertpo affections Diseases
oIhe heart are very frequently attended with Head
aches: An@mia and Plethora are also affections
winch frequently occasion headache IdIopathic
neaGacae Is also very common, being usually distin-
gnlshed BY The name Of HsrUOHs hsGddeAs sometimes
coming on sudd 'nIy in state OF apparently sound
health and prostrating at cnce the Mental and phy
Sical energies, and In other Instances ii comes on
sowly heralded by depression ef spirits OF acerbity
OF temper, In most nstaneestke pGfn Id IN the fTont
Of the head, over one or both eyes, and somet,mes
provoking vomiting; under this class may also be
named Neuralgia. "''o W
For the treatment OF either class Of Headache the
Gephac Pills have been found sure and safe reme-
dy, renewing the most acute pains In few minutes
ana oy Its subtle power eradicating the diseases of
which hea1ache isthe unerrlng index.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1860-12-27

Va. resolutions Of 1893: Madison dis. |
claimed ever having advocated such doc
trine. The latter resolutions were mere
ly denunciatory of the Alien and Sediion
laws; declaring that Congress transcend
ed its powers in the passage Of those laws.
That, if to be a Democrat is to be disu
niouist, l confess that am not, nor do |
desire 70 be one. But to bs Democrat
is to be patriot, aud l therefore thank
Heaven that | am a Democrat. That It
is untrue that the democratic party is
committed to the doctrine of absolute
State sovereignty" That, in short, there
is extremely little that is true in all that he
has written on the question. His articles
are, from commencement TO close, moth
ing more nor less than gross perversion
OF the Constitution and history Of the
country.
Having concluded the argument, now lei
me, with the kindest regard say to IT. !"
that. though he may ensconce himself
behind a signature unknown TO the public,
yet, his effort to shield his position from
the censure it so eminently merits, by
avowing his attachment and devotion to,
and expressing the hope that Providence,
will continue the Union which the theory
he vindcales would destroy. is simply
adding hypocrisy to insult. and will re-
ceive from the public their most unquali
fed condemnation.
When the hearts Of American citizens
cease to swell and beat proudly with love
and admiration for the Union, which ha:
hitherto been so prosperous and happy
under the propitious smiles Of Liberty
then there viii be placed in the hands o
the nation, the index which will point un
erringly to tho pages in futures history
on which it will b. written Of US. that We
have left the community of nations, an(
that our mightiest Of Republics is "gon'
gimmering through the dream of thing
that wre." My devoulest prayer to Goo
is that He, in his benign dispensations, vii
avert this direst of calamties, and tha,, FL
will so direct the minds and hearts ofoul
people that these blood bought treasures
bequeathed to us by our fathers, may en-
dure in perpetuam. T. SLOUGH.
OWNERS OF HORSES BEAD DTHE FOLLOWING:
RtPLuY, Ohio, Dec. 9th 1853.
Gentlemen; ist certify, that have given tn
Pain Killer to Horses for Collie, and found II the bes
remedy ever tried 1t gives them case quicker tina
any other rcmedy ever used. | give, for dose
half twenty-five cent bottle, put into pint bottle
warm water and molasses, and drench them with it,
have always cured the worst cases without delay.
, Yours truly JOHN PORTER, Prop. Riply Hotel
Seld by Sihord d Deashmutt. 4w36
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9pefial Notices.

The USE op DR. HosrETrER's sroM AoH BIrrrps for
dyspepsia, Flatuence Heavlness OF the Stomach, or
any Other like aiiction s second to none in rica
or abroad. To be able TO state confidently that the
Bilters" are certain cure for dyspepsia and like
diseasesHto TO the proptieIors source OF unall
pleasure. HIemoyes all morbid matter from the
stomach, purihes the blood mparts renewed vitality
10 me nervous system giving u that t0n and energy
50 indisPutabe fOi the res!o ration oil health The Bu
merous Acknowledgements offs superior excellence
and beneficial results have assured the proprietors
that II cannot but prove groat cure to the afcted
and irnpart vitality to the thorough system.
Sec advert ment In annlhar In m n 1u,al
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TWENTY HILIoNsoP DOLLARS sAvEp.- Mr.. .Spald-
ing mas SOLO two millions OF boes OF HE celebrated
Prepared Glue and II II estimated that each bOitl1
at least ten dollars worth of broke en- furniture
,hns making an aggregate oftwenty millions Of dol
iafs reclaimed from total loss by this valuable inyen
ton. Having made his Glue a household word. be
now proposes to do the world still greater service by
curing all the aching heads with his Ccphalic Pills.
soon vanish away like snow in July.
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IEPoskR EXCITEMENT, and the mental care an an..
ey incident TO close attention W business Of study
are amongthe numerous causes Of nervous headache.
ne dsordered state ofmnd and body ent TO this
distressing complaint Is fatal blow TO all energy and
lmoiion Sufferers by this disorder can always obtain
speedy reieffrom those distressing attacks BY using
one oil the Cephalc Pills Whenever The sym ptoms ap-
pear qutes the overtasked brain, and soOthes the
strained and jarrng nerves, and reaxes the tension
OF Tue stomach Which always accompanies and agra!
Yates Ihe disofdersd condition Of the brain.
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Alisfellall.nleecug.

ing tendency In this age 10 appropriate the most ex.
pressye words other Languages and amer while 10
nSorpotate them Into our own; thus the word Cen
, neau; now becoming popularized in CONNIE etioo
WIN m MT. sPaldlng,s great Headache remedy, but
VIII, VIII soon oe used In more goAaEai vsy, and tho
and many others whose dlsincion as foreign ToPS,
mas oeen worn away by common ussRe untl hev .oe,c
"natlve and 10 the manor boFn.m ivy s'e'"
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- bRID9E1;IMissus wants you to send her a box OF
T1pasG ,np ulue no, bottle OF Prepared Pils,-but
naps yen be afther knowing what II Is. Ye soc
sne: nigh dead and gone with the sick headachs and
wants some more pf that same as he before
Pills. NP'"s ooPhane
Bridget-ochf sure now and you've sed Il, here's
.hs gssr6er and give the Piilsand don't be all day
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UPDiD you ever have The Sick Headache? Do you
remember the thTobbing temples, the feyered brow,
ihe ioathing and disgust at the eight Of f)od. How
totally uht you were for pleasure conversation or
study. One OF the Cephalic Pills would have reliev-
ed you from all the suffering which you then expe-
renced. For this and other purposes you should al
ways have box ofthem on hand 10 use as occasion
requires.
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A Real RIeHainD.

PhysieiaH.-Well, Mrs. Jones how ia that headache,
Mrs. JSas'.--Gonei Doctor, all gone the pill you
sent eurod me In just twenty minutes and wish you
would SEND more, so thati can have them handy.
Cal ior Cephalo Pills, nd they or fail and 70
commend them In all cases OF headache.
MrS, JoEss-i shall send for box directly and shalr
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GREAT DrscovEEy .--Among the most important Of
all the great medical discoveries Of this age may be
considered the system OF vaccination for protection
from Small POx, the Cephalic PHI for rele' of head
ache, and the use OF Quinine for the prevention of
Feyers either OF which isa sure specific, whose benz
Gifts will be experienced by suffering humanity long
AFTER their dtscoverers are forgotten.
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'ardIy Realized,

I'll 'ad N 'orrible 'eadacke this hafternoD. hand
stepped into the hapothecares hand sayshi 70 he man
Can you hease me OF All 'eadacho ~ lhnohe
'ard, says %. "Hexoeedingly," says hi hand unoS
mat @ gave me Cephaic PHI, hand 'pon me 'onor
y cured me so quick that ardiy realized 'ad lad
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FACT WORTH RsowNG.-Spaldlngs Cephalic Pills
are certain cure forsick headachs bilious headache
nervous headache, costiveness and general debility
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DIR. IL Oback's sScandinaVian BlOodPIiis
and Hood Purifier

"The blood Is the lfe," says Scripture; so says
Science also. Expel corruption IRON the blood and
no disease can exist in the system. My Blood Pills
and Purher perform their task enectualy. They are
powerful vegetable detergents and cure oil forms OF
disease, whio arise from impure blood, simply be-
cause they remove the common OF disease from
the e.sustaining nuld. Hence their apparep tiy
miraculous cures OF scrofula, eruptions tn
pepsa liver complaints rheumatism, swelling Of the
JOINTS aud all affections Of the internal orgaus which
do not proceed from maformation.
IT T7Soe advertisement. Im-lO
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HunnoweII,s ToIu Anodyne ana

HunnoWell's TOlu AnOdYne ana its
PositiOn..-By comparisons or analogies with
which all questions decided, there are none more
Important than such as relate to disease. We claim
that the effect Of opium the system is against aI
and the witnesses TO result both by pa
tient and physician, IL they will speak their mind
will justify the remark In the use OF opium Whose
introduction Is centuries inside OF that OF Cannabsl
nearly the entire product Is used for other than med
cine Let any person visit hospital or sick room,
and witness the state ofpatiens under what Is called
sleep with the use ofoplum, or preparations Of opium
and they will see that II Is merely negative. 1t Is
nothing more or less than torpid supe eltlon and Of
such nature that all disease Is aggravated rather than
cured and the patient awakes from an unnat raj rest
In worse state than without the opium. Opium ia
also violent constiraor, producing indigestion and
derangemen; Of the bowels, like all unnatural stmu.
ants. Tho active principle Of the Anodyne not only
produces the most quiet natural, and refreshing
but allows nature under that actual state TO come In
and do her portion ofthe work, by giving what real
sleep and rest aro intended for It is also cathartic
In effect and does not disturb the natural action of tho
bowels. Therefore, whatever, or for whatever opium
was ever used lot the AnOdyne take Its place. and our
declarations will all be to by fair trial
Its present proprietary form Is its protection and let
the prOpretorsb be sustained by the Of ply
sicans and patients and much suffering will be pre-
vented Por sale by all dealers. See advertise ment
and read pamphlets. Im30
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Blood FoodI blood Food,

Arc you despairing' Have you tried other remed
and faledf Doyou classify Or. BroDson's Blood Food
with other patent medicines? Listen!
1t would be impossible TO LOT yoH know of the Blood
FOOD without resortng to advertising. Now, that
quacks resort to the same method to acquaint , on
with their patent medicines, does not make this pre-
paration the same style article at all as theirs Dr.
Bronson Is teacher In our medical colleges an A
rycelebraed lecturer on physiology; aud bis pre-
paratlons@ndt patent medicines the result OF an
old physicians great experie nee and knowledge. -
Then do not despair. Though you have tried other
remedies and failed, try this and you will surely be
cured. Consumptlve! you may be cured by this. -
Unfortunate! whose oyer-taxed system has brought
on some chronic disease, number ring as you
find re lief and restoration to perfect health from The
Blood Food Dyspeptcl try II. All suffering from
Liver Complaint. male and Female weakness ses, or
any complaint caused by poverty or deacency OF
blood, feed your blood with the Bfood Food and be
we'll.
Mothers! MOthersn II y0u vafue your own com.
fort and The health ofyour children, ketp d. Eaton Il
lnfantile Cordial always /" the house. tits safe free
from paragorc and all opiates, and Is cerlrin RENE
dy for Diarrhea, Summer Complaint and all diseases
attending teehng and great stance in softenine
lhe gums IL z see advertisement, lm3l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-03

AMU0MM1MTS.

CADEMY or MUSIC PATTI MATINBE
a Gle Sk OF HE SEASUN LAST PATTI MATINEK
AoTcE-rhe CO npAny leave Arer 70 days Matinee and
wi tive performance u Philadelphia Balamore Wash
sson during the enhe NORTH Of March and part OF April
IN The conclusion Of which Mss Patti will mmediHtsy esvo
e, Loncon where she bound by contract appear towards
u e emo OF April.
PATHS LAST APPEARAHOE In NEW YORK.
LAST PATTI BkNEriT MATINEE
UNEouAIIsD COMBINATION; CLOSE or THn SEASON
- AN kStlHk UPRKA.
OOhPl ErE Aor FROM ANOTHER OPERA,
5hs day-PATrI BRNsFIT MATlhEx Positively To.
sting foi Of tie season AID a' last Of
IL. SrIGsiI 1, FERKI AMODIO, SCsIHI, JUHCA.
Yer is pcf uIar opera. IN four acts, OF
coLsos, srIda6.,i. FFRRI susrNI
Tie lecond 40 az Fidow's osiebraed Opera Of
MARTHA, OR TIM fAlk AT RICHMOND.
Niss ArELlsA PATTI VII slrE ,
THIS ASH ROSE u sUSMEE
IN IfAiIAs AND ENGLISH.
TIE fam "a SHINING WHdEi CO tRTETTL
BY faIT!, SThAKOSCH, BRIGNOII AND JCnCA.
Ate MARTHA will be performed
2HE l.lDk ATTY pCA1T .rcm The Pur.tKni
By AMODIO aEd JuNCA.
In tbs couIse Of the PATTI Matinee b. general request
smg BY COLsuN sTRAKcSCH. srI9NuLL srIGEILY.
fkhRI. AMOuIo sUslNI, yUECA, MULLkR. QUiNro.
ALI. SECOND PARTS, AND fCII, CHORUS AND
ORCHESTRA.
Admission 81 No reserved seats. Doors oper at IL
great crowd being expected, ladies' parculary
qufated to buy their tickets in advance yhey be hd
all tho prtncpa! ticket oces principal ho.es
tie company vii appear 10 Philade,ahia on Monday,
March6
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EoE SAVANNAH AID oraER POINTS AS BELOW
II The nrSt class steamship AUGUSTA, Capt II x. WOOD
hrll win leave Saturday, March at oc,cck p. NJ from
pier ro North river. Through tickets be had
New Orleans, $50 Is; Mobile. sss Mcn,gomery s2s Column
VILE sal IS: Knoxville. SIS 50; Memphis $s ,5; Augusta
81 so; Macon SD Ssvannsh So.
Fer freight and passage apply AZ IL Broadway
SAMU A., l.. MlrCSifLr, 9Oy
The FLORIDA VII! succeed, and sail ruesisy, March g.
NJ,
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LAST MATINEE
AT sIBiO's GARDEN
OF COOKIES EUYAL AApHiTdEATRE
3. 2 O'Clock.
hAIuEDAY MARCH
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RAILROADS..

NEW YORK AND HARI.sM Rail ROAD.
In FACE 50 TO ALBANY.
On ser Wednesday January IS, 1851 trains VII leave
Tventv-r1th street station New York, AZ follows
For |ilamsbrtge 30 and II A. n; $50 and $40 p NJ
For Weiic rlains-l2:.o AID p. n.
Z" els p ~, from White street depot
Fer orc.on Faiaa4 n, from Twenty sinh sxee depot
For Ab~ny-sA ~ man and 80 r. n, express connect.
Ing win he n =, central Railroad.
RETURNING WILL LEAVE
EIn,aTsossds - and $50 A. y and sudsso ~
Cxuspu-7A NJ hil'er.on-7A.N
Albsny-u A. n man, and ale r. n. expreAs train rhs
A. mall and Sd r. NJ, TRAINS Il Chat
ham Foar Consss for al sssons western Rarosd Bag
checked for TIE NAL and us WHITE
md 0sake streets hon n SS \. - md fm ~ T. Z
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sETrPPINo.

E'oR NORFOLK AND PORrsMOUTa-gaR nKw sIayS
~ claas csesreshig POTOMAC, Capt q. W. ws,soo. IA
Ro,ta s3P H. sonnecsng WITH he xfolf AUD Psssssss
cents foot and 10 PetersburR per oos And ur
pororae rats Goods so-wNrt 90 parts OF noth sr
N " street ~
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NOR The SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES
tcr. s. C.-sem weekly United Sistes Msil Side wheel
Steamship line-Csbn passage SIS deck So The steamship
Saturday, March s. at O'Clock r NJ precisely. Through
bic sss Mopgonery, Ala -; Nashvi,e Tent. 81 IS;
IT, Ca si7 So Atlanta Sll; 6oumbia @, SO ChMlc.ie,
S22 Fernas dina, Fla, $N Jacksonvllle, ell Platka.
20 80 Brcaiway The mseaacsns sseszasho Nassyills
T. FoaNo form Of bfs Of adus viii Be signed but toss
sA,Sd bv -
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CALLING THE STREETS MAYORS OFFICE Nev
- York Feb q 1850 The following ordinance sssed nv
Common Sscnc 1ad approved BY tLe Mayor "a p febr
Other sntsai The Of New YORK. tor the Durpose ~
me spr Ice Be Il ordained By the Mayor Adsvnr
aud Councnsiy Of Tie city OF New York, Common Couo
ell con seled3-
seoton l. u snail not he law ful FOR
cAst throw sprinkle eprnh}of
SAT- o. an o.hcr substance In avenue street. lane alley
hehwsv pubc piscc the said OF York. Tor IL
purpze merng any snow or ice Inst may have socumn
lated or been deposited in srch street, lane ey
hrhs puzzle pacs IN sa CITY, except such AID
avenues portions herecf, travelled by
United e continue TIE nae Of sa inside and FOO.
dolsrs tan two hundred and y dollars for each
ard every offence against the provisions OF this
hereby specially dreced % cause The provisions Of scccn1
tons to be e5ia,sy reported 10 tte Atoyuov
Corporat.c- for prcsecuuon.s
FERNANDO WOOD Mayor
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TEE COMMITTEE Cy FIyAScR WILL Mserl -
4 dsy, the tth DAY Of March, b room No s. q
2P:S Al par les inter sstcd viii please attend WV
uoece Cnik. q. C,NNEI
GiBERf ~ PEA7
0ko, sTARkx
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ELLA ZOYARA

LAST SiHEPLS CHASE
Az NlBLO'S GARDEN,
on SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 3,
Being sos Lie
BENEFIT Or 2OyARA,
THE GREAT FIRC CETfE LQuESTRIENNE
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T(CWNE1
ID j. H. Allen. Sole FrAr .eoy And
Uoose OF 81: Crrtsin VIII rise q. ooi1ck.
IN ucIOn rHshx is SrkSH1TH
SATURDAY EgEsiHG MARCH S. 1850.
Crest Of Mt a. W JAMISDa'S Unon pt,ce
tive Of sou.hern HE Gated the
OLD PLANTATION.
Last nsf ht in Ar,e-tes Of
GAKi,lrtg tOyhs.
To com wish
MsahI2IeM! OR, IRISH SYMPATHY.
Artef wh'cy ls
OLE Fi.AkThIIDN
10 cocciude with
BORN 40 GOOD LUCK.
jugs aad Dsnces
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w Abe resr,rn e ths
EEsIsEp AID CROWDED AUDIENCES
VIII berss q Laughter snd delight whs other theatres ocr
Fest attractions OF the soenn and sensation school the
MiRrH AND GArsrY.
whore u s @e o faas w snshsrssTassnce' Of
Mk JOSEPH JEFrsRSoN.
peformsDcc mar be found reosst OF and yehs
jolly, presded by brightest and
sss 9oa e @ s e;fs' xs JOSEPH
* AAsR R4 rEsRsos. MIS- j. IL 'H 2EfsS
NIB j. II. SrODDART.
Andthe brilliant company OF the Garden 10
MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA,
vii be pre- en,ed me production
sH SSaas. 81 I n,spi HE
THE GOVERNORS WIFE,
Ths Governor mr. j. H. stocdart Hickory Short Mr. Jssr-
~ NJ. IS M NJ
Briggs. Nra John Wood vth .oIss and dance. :,n
OF tbs Musical Exrsvsgsnys OF
L. which Mr.. Josr w6op vii i q her celebrated
''''' ''< on MONDAY, MARCH s. '''''A ''n'' On
~tii be presented, With
NE" MUSIC NEW oos,uyes
Az kfog sah doSr SFE TSLEsr
Of be eompany viii be employed ID rendering With proper
800 HEASTH 4HsSHSaI,Sys,dr T saYa, QUOTES.
"bCENFS IN THE ARENA ETC. ETC
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AMUsE c1ENTy.

TAAu GARDEN.
~ COOKES ROYAL. AMPHrJHEATRE.
FILA zOYARA'S BkkkfTT.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARoa
Last NIGHT or THE bNASON.
- onpsny VIII oI,vely appear the Bossa AeaAeunv
q 49, On nonday The ekeAmboat Commodore hG9
be earsered fer tho convey anoe Of the troupe and VI
s city for Boston Immediately Aer tho performances
tn saturday evening
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LAST REPRESENTATION
or IuS
FIELD OF The CLOTH OF GOLD,
al HIBLo'S q a.DkH.
SATURDAY EVEhlHG. MARCH ;,
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MAYORS OFiCE, NEW YORK FEB =, Jsso-pvT
A clsraaiion- rewasdI Fernando Wood Mavor =,
The city OF kew York, in resoiu,sn Of
ofs swsrd q two thousand Aye hundred dollars in Add
o. I'VE hundre Cd dolau sously By M
WHO uri dered wM TUBES, Custom House nisSt wstsS
inan w1o vA found lying dead the front
10 siate street a. clock Friday night The NJ
rep uaTy rst WIN marks ~ violence jrVfv
the belief bat ne bsd murdered ssd reward d hs
on NE ceinucais o the District Attorney convcssse
was bso upn tDe testimony given prcci-ed perr
clsnng ssit reward But all c.ans presautc
DIS. egaGded. FEaNANDU WOOD Msror W
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DRYANTS MIES7REii3,
ID Mechanics Hal. 472 broadway above q aud street
cUday, February q, and nigh. dU Ia IN, pss
NAHf In bis original Ets iszppi Ping TIA san-c q,
SEC Lau Darrals Don n,brook Keel, Ac
BuRLEsQUE OF JACK C&DS
Jerry and Dan Bry ant In their thin liable cha
Dec Of 6A. Curtain Vi IA Ti,xe y
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-09-28

be--in other words, TO refuse TO consider it--Mr.
BELL voted Yea.--[Cong. Globe, Vol. "a, page
l475.
Aug. 2eth, ls52.----The Appropriation bill was
before the Senate, Mr.. Sumner moved an amend
ment providing that no money should be applied to
pay for the execution of the Fugitive Slave Law
Onths motion Mr.. BELL voted No.-[App to Cong
Globe, Vol. 25, page 1925.
July l4th, ls54.--On Mr.. Dxon's amendment to
the Homestead bill, to confne its benefit to tcite
persons, Mr. BELL voted Yea-GCong. Globe Vol
2S, page l774.
July 3lst ls54.--Mr. Sumner moved for leave to
introduce bill repeating the Fugitive Slave Law.
On this motion Mr.. BELL veted Mol Cong Globe,
Vol. 2s, page 2023.
Feb. 23d, ls55.-On the bill to protect officers of
the United States in the execution of the laws (de
signed to facilitate the execution of the Fugitive
Slave Law Mr.. BELL voted Yea.-[App. to Cong.
Globe, Vol. 81, page 246.
Feb. 23d, l955-0n an amendment proposed by
Mr. Sumner, repeating the Fugitive Slave Law, Mr..
BELL voted No.5[Ap to Cong. Globe, Vol 81,
page 246.