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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
'THE Peoples Cook Book.
MODERN ERY
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ry Miss ELIZA ACfoN-
Carefully Revised by Mrs. :. J. HALE

N ALL ITS BRANCHES. Ry Miss ELIZA ACTON
Carefully Revised by Mrs :. j. HALE
n Tell, YOu how to choose all kinds Of Meats Poultry
and Game. with all the various and most
approved modes of dressing and cooking
Beef aud furk. also the brst AMI simplest
Way Of sailing. pick ami curing the same.
II Tells IOu all the various and nuSt approved modes Of
dressing. cooking and huniug Mutton. Lamb,
Veal, Poultry and Game OF nll kinds with
the different Br->siuc-. Gra,ies and stuf
hn.s appropriate 10 each.
n Tells You how to chuus, clean and preserve Fish Of
all kinds. and how TO swe-trn IL when tsin
ted; also all the various and no,t approved
modes OF cvOAing. ~itn tn- different dress
ing. sauces AMI lhio4Ihss appropriate 10
each.
Tells Ion all various and most approved modes of
preparing over fi;y diitrreut AindS of meat
fish tpwi, game. and Vegetable soaps. br"th-
and aud the reIshes aud s.l-OuiGss
appropr,t. TO zach,
II Tells You ali the various and most anProyc modes Of
cooking vegetables II every description. also
how prepare Pickles. Catsuis, and Currirs
OF ali kind, pottrG eats, sh, GAME uIush-
rooms, &c.
II Tells -ou all the various anl m st approved modes #
preparing snd cooking all kinds II plain and
fancy pastry, pulinEs, omelet-, frittrrS.
ca.rs, cunirgtOurfy, preserves, JOl4es and
sweet dishes of every ics-riJ ton.
II Tells iOg all the various ami most approved modes of
masking bread ru-ks, m,hin- and biscuit,
the best method oI preparing cl,i-' cho-r-
late aud tea, aui how To make -!ruYs, cor
ditl> and wu-- ut ylrion- ktml-
II Tells Ion how to set uut ani ornament table bow
all kinds ui n>h flesh iwi. AMI
IN short how -nIr..f, til" - hol, art #
cooking Ia bring t," ch"i,-s iuxur.rs Of
tn. table within rNrryb dy r',rh.
The book contains AZ pages, AID uPward OF 1900 re
ceipt,, all OF whgh t r>Ilt Of actual experience.
h., nE '-"u fully ant carefully tested under the
al sup"rinirnirn"e of the writers IL * printed IN a
aud open typs; Is illustrated " I'M app rnte
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ira, - =.
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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Work On The HORSE.
II r!,c g.Orsc and Esis Diseases

VI Che ssOIsc ana kl-S aEisS.iSe>
By ROBERT JENNINGS. '. 5, Professor of Pathology
and operative Surgery in the Net.i!n"E! tolic-e o
Philal-lp phiH.
WIZ ,cl ou of thc,r and distinctive trait,
of the various tre~,- "f European AsiaI',
African and American horses. WIKI 'l- Irys-
ic,,I formation aud ircIlaritrrs Il the Ani-
NAL. and how TO ascertain his a." ty tie
number and condition "f al, terih-llusira-
tratri with numerous explanatory LnzTi-
Wings.
VIII Tell Iou OF breeding breaking. s,lliur feeling
gruuming. shnriuE, and th. rutrHI u,tu1-.-
n,nt Of iA. horse with the best modes Of
II aiuini-trriug uririue, az" how To- treat
biting, kirA!n.. rcariu-. shylng. stumbling
CRIB blting. rcstle-sn.s>. aLd "th"r woes l."
which hr j. sulJrct-wilh numerous eAi.a-
natory EDgravngs.
VIII -e,i You u the causes symptoms and treatment OF
strancl.s sore throat. distemPer, rdtnrrI,
iufu"nza, bronchitis pneumonia, pirur'sy'
broken wind. chruuic cough. roirn- ana
~h,>tliuE. lGmpas. sore mouth ani ulcers,
and de,=iyed teeth, with othrr Diseases o!
the mouth and respiratory orsrtis
Will Tell Iou of the symptoms and treatn' ut "f
worms. bots ChU.ir, stranSUlatun, stony
concr.tiunS. rtil iurrs. palsy, diarrhrH Jaun-
dice, hrnatirrhra, bloody urine. stones in
the kidneys ami bladder. iuiirmatIpn aud
other Diseases Of the stomach, bowels, liver,
aud urinary organs
VIII Tell Yam Of the causes symptoms and treatment Of
bone blood aud bog - svin. rnghone. sWe'-
ME, strains. broken kures. " lni gals, fun
der sore brutse and gravel, cracked huo!s,
scratches, cankrr, thrush and corns; also
Of mc.iUIs, yaEt-n. epilepsy, stsEgers, and
other diseases of the feet, legs and head
Will Tell lou of Che symptoms, and treatment
of fstula, poll evil, CHAMBERS, ftrcy, scarlet
fever, manss. surf.it locked jaw, rheuma-
tisn, cramp, gals. diseases Of the eye and
heart. sc, SC, and how TO manage cHstra-
ton blooIiny. trephining. rowelinE, firing,
hernia amputatiOn, tapping, and other sur
cica operations.
VIII Tells You OF Rarey's method of tamn, horses;
how to approach, halter or stable a colt
how To srrustom a horse to strange sounds
and sights. and how to bit. saddle ride. aud
break him to harness. also the form and law
Of twarranty-the whole being the result Of
more than fifteen years careful study OF the
habits. peculiarities. wants and weaaue,ses
of this noble ond useful animal.
The book contains IS. pages appropriately illustrated
ty nearly loo engraving. is printed in clear aud OPP
type, and will be forwarded to any address,
paid receipt of the price, half bound IN cloth,
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$1,000 A YEAR ran ss afS ny
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liberal.
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6ms1l No. 6i1 .aIlsop, 81, ihiadsIlhid Pa.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

el-It is stated in various quarters that
Gov. CURTIN has made his principal ap,
pointmehts, as follows:
Secretary Of the Commonwealth-Eli
Slifer, OF Union county.
DEPUTY Ohm NJ. Sullivan, of Butler
Attorney General-Samuel A. Purvi-
ance Of Beaver.
Messengers D. Miles, of Centre.
Mr.. Sullivan has been already tried,
and no one doubts his superior qualiica
tiOns and iutegri,y.-Mr. Sliftr has the
confidence Of bis many acquaintances in
varied political stations, Of all parties
throughout the State.-Mr. Purviauce is
an honOred and eminent lawyer, of the
highest character and ability.-Mr Miles
is an Industrious and worthy mechanic Of
Mi.esburg. TO most, if no: all Of these
gentlemen, the stations were offered by
Gov. Curtin without any effort or soliciia-
tiOn on their part. Their selection is
creditablc to the Judgment OF the State
Executive, and Will go far to command
public conflence
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Freedom, national: Slavery, sectional !
The Union Divided.

History viii mark james Buchanan's
Administration for three eveuts-the bank
rupscy Of full Treasury in time of peace
and bounteous harvests-the division and
demoralizing of the Democratic party
and the Division Of the National Union,
as far as a ssats could accomplish it.
Yes, under Democratic Buchanan Admin
is,ration, the loDg-dreaded Act is cOnsum-
mated-Sou,h Carolina has "occomp'ished
tie ,rorl ofJorty years" and doubt and
distrust and discord reign where peace and
concord existed before the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise and the attempt to
Africaniza and subdue the whole Nation
10 Slavery.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Buckeye Reaper & Mower,
Manufactured hy
SLIfE9, WALLS. Skinner G. co..
Central Fnuudty. f,slujshuTg. Pa.

ys'HE BucbeTf Reaper = Mower was INTRO
ducet IN 1854. and SO perfectly was II
adapted Ia the work designed that at the
Greatest Practical Field lual ever held IN
THIS country, m IuIy Of the same wear, al ~
racuse, II tnumFhauriy carried ii The
Grand Gold Medal and Diploma,
At the Indiana Siaie Trral, held al laPorte, IN
ls5s, nearly a, many machines were repre-
scented and as thuro usaiy tested as al ; "a
cu>e, and Ike
EucJava was acain the Victor
AMI 50 also at nearly all the field iriais and
exaItijluns in lois, 80 and 60. when II was
a competitor. At number oi exhibitions 1t
received the First Premium a> Mower, First
Premium a> a Reaper aud First Premium as
a Confined Machine. These numerous
awards prove concluslvely the CORRECTNESS OF
the deci>i.n al Syracuse.
The combined opposition of the manntac-
rurrr, Il Moving and keaplng Machines and
their tiiyrt, To crush aud Ia brIus into dISre-
pute the Buckeye, only served 10 prove lis
SUPERIORITY and The fears they enter
talned Of is final success and triumph were
egIdeuCes ut the real worth and meTIt OF tne
machine.
The Machine has now passed through tour
harveStS. and during the last lhree over Nlhs
Thousand have been built and Sold-aud 'he
farmer NAV Judge Of ITS reputation by the nu-
merous awards made by committees both al
field trials and at = ate and County Exhihl-
tlonS. as well a. from the numerous demands,
which the manufacturers have never YET been
able 10 supply.
S!ifer, Walls, Shriner s. Co,
Manufacturers Of Bullock'S Patent Mower
and Reaper, Buckeye Reaper Il Mower, Dar-
ling, Patent Horse Power, Wilson's Patent
Fodder CuDter, Rich'S Patent Iron Pluw, and
Michigan Dnuhle Piow; also, Stoves and Cas-
tugs OF all kinds.
Central Foundry and .Mchine Ship, Cor
ner .Sir,h ard M,rka streets, Lcgts-
Jury, t"ioa Co., ia.
Nov Q. 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
NOTARY PUBLIC.
William Jones,

TTORNEY at Law.---COi.ec,lons
y promptly attended TO. oihceo harhe'
street. oprosite the Presbyterian chuicn.
6an rf EWINBURG. PA.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

We have been shown document sigued
by the Mayors in oilice of the cities of the
United States and Canada, certifying to
the superior excellence Of DR.. Ayers Com
pound Extract Of Sarsaparilia and to the
value of all his remedies as articles OF
great public utility. Such evidence from
such high sources bears US OUT triumph
antly i'll the position we have long main
tanned with regard to Doct. Ayers prepa-
ratoDs, or more particularly our adVer,
tisemeuts of them. No publishers need
be more opposed than We are to the pro-
mitigation of qusckery in any shape, but
we knew when We began, that his renee
dies were above any suspicion of deception
that they were about the bost 1t Is pos
sible to produce for the cure of disease,
aud that they have the confidence OF all
communities where they are known. Not
alone because the Mayors of the whole
country believe them useful to their peo-
pie, but because we know from experience
that they are SO to ours, do we believe We
are rendering a substantial service to our
readers in making their virtues known to
them Courier, Princeton, Ky.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
Willow and Cedar Ware. GLASS;
ware. ssEccB>NaTf. t.ar;hTE-
ware. ftopc. swine. So.

Fc,A OI, fddd i'.D, Od Cun,i,s, C,ndl
and lamp Wax, T'lr. LaJ5 Dc.
Soaps Of ali kinds, Wheel Grease, etc.
Cobacto an0 GeaAre, Il sboice rarlcln
Flour. Corn Mcai, Potatoes. Com.
Rye, Oats. DC. always On hand.
Goods d,i'r,yed tr.e .. rhayse 10 customer,
residing 'ri'aiH III Bnr.Ica.
7. attsn,,t to cuurarrat' aI m" articles vLih
ave f. sale u|t B. 1921 i.--' To-. N-vrH.i rasr art
f,I, inv o.. ft.. tliI. tu .s.I.tf
80 .,r,'--rf.S H- -'-ut &C , .uL aI .I
rIesp -, tnry ,su &c. tu-ut tLI> side or It,avi ts-
w a-ulI -tI,uaE. sgg4t, " ,ouLtry tTIrLd- To -s
us Il call; Tor
IL purchase ali manner # ProdUce,
ant ray - D. n n any iody else.
L-WI-turE, i Iril - l-.4. T Il. EVANS Co
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

THE NATIONAL CABISET.-We do not
lumber our columns with the thousands Of
guesses aud coajectures set shoat respect
ing the course Of the incoming Admins
tration. Bu. it is announced as certain
that EDWARD BATES, Of Missouri, has
been offered and accepted a seat as one Of
the confidential advisers and agents of
President Liucoln-probably as Secretary
Of the Interior His name is everywhere
received as evidence that the President
will pursue truly national and conserva-
tive course in all respects.
Gen. Cameron or Judge Wilmot are
named as most likely to represent the Re-
publican Banner State in the Cabinet.
Both are capable men, and have legions of
most ardent friends. The latter has paid
Mr.. Lincoln, upon invitation, visit.
The President Elect receives yisiters of
every faith, reads all communications as
far as possible, and eviuces to all the
qualities that constitute an af4ble, popular,
faithful, successful Executive.
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Pure Java COFFEE. ground.

and pat VI in alr-tistr Cans rrrs.y ir fsny use.
4 bl,g. hfof .ng,yioy N4ChEEEL. HHAB
COP FINH, HLHLING. H4M BACON, DC
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
UNION COUNTYSTAR LEWISBURG CHRONICE-DECENBER 2S o

TIE Vick-burg Why quotes para
graph from a letter printed in the New
York H-raH respecting the secession feel
ing ip that town, and says it contains news
to the Vickburgers. The Whig adds:
ave have Ia doubt that nine-tenths OF
the terrible stories about secession en'hu-
siasm, people arming, and all such blood
and thunder dispatches, are equally as
prouu Hess as the batch Of fslseboods sent,
or professcd to have been sent, from here. Z"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

(GAl-(DAE.- COAL.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
a large assortment of the very best Sha-
mokin and Wilkes Barre COAL, tor lime and
stove purposes, which he v III sell at The very
lowest pr,ceS for Cash or Country Produce.
Also. BLacksniths' CoaL Plasfer and Sat.
Wish it distinctly understood that | vii! not
he undersold by any man.-HaviBg good
weish-scales, full weight will be given.
Coal Yard near WeidcnSaul's hotel.
GEORGE HOLSTEiN.
Lewsburg, May ~
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28
New St0re---NcW Goods
pEILGD'A TRiMIalnG STORE,

TWO Doors at0Ve iLe BARK.
LEMiSR!EG PA.
The subscriber, having person N the Guy
buvinp constantly Al AuCnon. - prepared To-
sell AL his Goods at Clty PriceS-h">'ery,
Gloves, Crochet C,tun. ! eIIiug Needle. Col
lars. Buttons, TaTe, and all goods needed by
the Ladle>.
Also Books and Stationery. School Es7,
and Colleee Books, &c.--Paprr E'tfeS
Window Guriain> at : ctS.-Frrnch fz.syy
Fire Board ScteenN.-St'uch N"th---V
done TO order Country Produce taken IN
exchange = Cash pail Tor Rags.
Aur,I Is. $500. II l. MNAHDN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

CHARLEsIoN, Dec 27.-Fort Moultrie
was last night vacated by Major Anderson,
who first spiked the guns. 1t is now be-
ing demolished by FIRE; only four soldiers
are left in charge. The troops were all
conveyed to Fort Sumpter.
This announcement has created intense
excitement, and the Convention is now in
secret session.
STILL LATER.Noon. Latest reports
are that i. is only the gun carriages that
are on fret is certain that the guns are
spiked, and reported that train has been
laid to blow up the Fort.
LATER, past 12.-Majcr Anderson
stated that be evacuated Fort Moultrie in
order to allay the discussion about that
post and at the same time to strengthen
his own position.
l,P. M.-Cspt. Foster remains with q
small force at 1T. Moultrie.
Several military companies of the City
have been ordered out, and q collision is
not improbable.
In the Convention, Mr., Detreville
offered resolution that the Governor Of
S. G. be authorized and required to take
immediate possession Of Forts Mou!trle
aud Sumpter......wheu be was informed
that motion for secret session had the
prccedence-and the Convention went into
secret session.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-12-28

VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS on HAND !,
VERY BEST OIL ALWAYS ON HAND!
Ipy.i-i.urH-- Ia e.. l~.U.
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ne u.bc church for disseminating the doctrines Of ~
gospel throughout every Of Europe long be6ro
Proitst1ntsm was ever heard o. and whon the e0vos-
mept Of priests was recognized one Of the Sreateot
civzcre OF the human race Thus wss that aftor hAv
ing brought the barbarons nations OF Earope 10 know
kcge Of the faith Of Christ the soldiers OF the Cross
like the conquerer OF ancient times, began 70 desire
world conquer. Nor wore they long IN nutfue
ample SCOPE for their unlring faith and energy The
voyages cf Vasco dc Gamaa Catholic oponad IN ma -
lelds for them Magellan sailed axnund the words very
ht work for Catholic symbolisiDg ~ does The uuver
sal fAih which he profe sseda and his searches ex-
tended the way; until Christopher Columbus--ever
bless his name another Catholic, long before auy
other religion heard Of, and before Martin Luther
was pletcd the work by the discovery Of tho
great continent which occupy, and In which the
Catholic church bad gathered 90 many trophies. Dr..
AanahAn concluded BY calling his'hearers 70 unlse in
payer Tor his Holiness the Pope, and 70 be ready always
70 auod tho head OF the church every possible aid
ner power The nrst Napoleon, he said had made war
upon no church but he dA penAncc for his offence on
ho rock OF 81 Helena where tina Archbishop said his
wings were clipped. God would still protect the Holy
Fatner and ne therefore exhoIted Ill faithful Catholics
70 unite In prayer for the happy deverance Of the P,u!n
from the dincutes which environed him.
The evening services then concluded In the usur
form BY the elevation Of the Host and singing ascr VIII h
the pastor Of the church,
Father 0'FARRuI, addressing the congregation said
There ono thing that have to TO you You ha 70
heard t often from BEFORE but will now repeat g.
There mnistAr Of Christ OF the Catholic church.
hey may say they are, bu: tell you they MOI. Re-
Member this from me.
me congregation then dispersed.
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our. FOREIGN RELATIONS.
Vine Are They! What Are They!
Where do they Come From!
Re-, Ae.s ~.
DEPARTMENT on STATE, |

wAsDscros, Feb. %, 1860. J
n compliance with the act Of Congress Of Nhrch 8,
nssS regulating the carriage Of passengers in sseamshps
ND other vessels have the honor communicate here
with statements Of the number Sax. age and occupation
Vt passengers arriving in the United Statc by from
sreign countries during the year ending December 81
1852 together with tho country in which they born
tia oouury in which they mean 10 reside aEa the
SeY that dod The voyage complied from returns made
this department by Collectors " the Customs pursuant
" ne provisions OF said act.
have the honor to submit slso herewith comparative
statements, 81 ,wing:-
I. The countries in whi:t were ben passengers srry-
ing IN he United States foreign countries during
esch Of the last four years.
The occupation Of sssepgee arriving in tie United
aes from foreign Gov acs during each Of the last four
yroArs
8. The age Of Messengers arriving ia .ho United
Snass from foregs vountries ng each of etc last four
ycars; md,
NE nunber Of passengers arriving in the United
n by seA from foreign countries from Sept 30, 1913,
- Doc. II, 1861.
iA~ve the honor TO be, st. your obcdten: servant,
dEwIS CASS.
I'm. JcHs C. Bxzcxrmner, President Of the Senate
REHABILITATION
mn rScYRq
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payne basket. We append n
mined abroad, and the plac' .
WIN. SjomAn Brooklyn, N
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arr mas oeen decided TO ohcr annual prize Of 42 600
to be competed for by young American paincr the pic
turs that shall win it to become the property OF tho Asso
citation. Tho money is TO be employed In paying the cx-
peDses Ct the successful artist during two years sojoun
in laiy, where every facility will be afforded him for cul
tivattng and improving his talents.
The rst annual report Of the Art Commissioners on the
ornamentaton Of tho CAPITOL which was presented ON
Monday last TO the House Of Representative contains
much valuable criticism on the mode OF decoration here
tofoFe pursued IA the Capitol extension with many impor
tant recommendations on the plan which, in the opinion q
the commissioners, ought 70 be adopted Tor the future
They propose 10 adopt, with the consent Of Cunsre
system which will require several years for ID, full dsve
lopement and completion. When tia new doua
- completed there will be large SPACES IN n.
Interior for the reception Of pictures OF the nrst
magnitude he upper portion OF this doms thsy
propose 70 oil with the discovery OF The
continent ey Columbus, to be followed BY the suDsequsnt
discoveries Of Ponce Dc Leon he Soto the CAbos &c. &C.
Below The cornice which surrounds the dome win b.
represented n has relief the idea of freedom cv ana NJ
nsous 70 be followed BY paintings representing ths Colo
NAL and Revolutionary hisory Of the country he treat
halls a legislation wiz be ornamented with pictures s
tratve Of the legislative history the country and wh
buats and statues VI distinguished statesmen and p,tr&s
The new Saprce Court roou formerly the senate cham
Der, will be appropriately decorated viii, spbecss ner
tanning 70 the judicial history Of the nation Ia the obb.
and corridors WIN be depicted incidents in pioneer NE and
subjects relating to The habits aud manners OF deercn.
SECTIONS Of the country in its earlier history
The report proposes with the permission or Cousress
that tho Art Commissioners should Also take chsrxe or
the onamentasiou Of the public grounds with stat
ues, moaumsnss and fountains, and should far,her
more be entrusted with the duty o, selcc,ins de- !
signs asd msdsls for the governmen, coinage aud die
sinking. he why coinage no In ,crio~ TO
Ihas II Great Britain, France and Russia aris not from
want Il nechasisa, ssi sut itva ,hs Asssa, sAar.
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sstsr Of the designs. II high time that reform vas
s6scted IN This matter.

Effected 10 this matter.
me conmssioners propose 10 commence tho work Of
decoration Of the Capitol the present year, BY painting
four panels in each house historical subess By com
peting the ornamentAon OF yet unnihed, andby
commencing the decoration Of the Hobbies and corridors
Al an early day the Committee Pubic Buildings and
Grounds win introduce bill TO the House, the object Of
which win be 70 carry out the recommendations Of the
commissioners Mr. TrAn Of Massachusetts, Is the CHAIR
man Of this committee, and has entered upon lis duties
with his accustomed energy and ability.
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Total. .224 4ee I'll ,sS2 44,so6 l55, sea
Sf this NUMBER 1913 uider q years Of age AID
1885 were above 81 years Of age.
uc v.-srArFcNyvr OF THE NcSaER or PASSENGER ARzV
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