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CONGaEssIONAL.
WAsHEe1oE, Feb. 4.

" A11AANAA-g 4 ~ -
HOUSE.
NJ. Norris asked leave to introduce resolution
that WaIhinFton's Farewell address be read BY
the Clerk in this Hall on the 22d Of February,
and the President, President elect, members Of
the Cabinet Judges Of the supreme Court, mem
bers Of the Senate, Chef Of the Military and
Naval Olicers, and the Commissioners Of the
Peace Convention, Be invited 70 be present
Mr.. Washbur1s, Of Illinois, said this would call
for q session q tie House on that DAY.
Mr. Morris, Of PennsylTania, replied that
there ought to be one 70 hear the Farewell Ad-
he resolution, being objected to, was not con-
~. Findman wanted lIr. Moorhead to omit
the invitation to the military and naval oficer1
M. Leaks asked, but failed TO obtain leave 70
introduce resolution TOT me epp2lntmens oI q
committee Of three 70 report WhetaeT the super
intendent Of the Census Bureau has heretofore
instructed the Clerks Of that Bureau 70 make Cut
from the census returns the names Of the heads Of
families for the purpose Of sending them certain
n. Hindmsn Saia that Mr.. kennedy had not
only violated the postal, but other laws.
Nj. Fryer obtained leave 70 introduce the fol-
lowing as question Of privilege:
Whereas, The following statement appeared in
the New York Tines newspaper q Il a Rscer-
lained that other frauds" &c.-copy from the
Washington corTe1pondence Of the Times on
Wsdnssday, relative % the library for fhssouth.
efn g0nfederacy;
Resolved. That q seleet committee Of three be
appointed 70 inquire into the ruth Of the state
ment, ana that the committee have power 70 send
ar psrIonI and paper, with lsaTs 70 report st
Ihs resolution Eas passed.
GENATE-
Er. Cameron presented several petitions asking
CongreE 70 stand by the Constitution e. II Is (;
e,so 80 et1eE pstitions In favor Of he Critienden
As. bingham presented the Joint resolutions Of
the A.ienieHn State LegElataru.
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2lEaiEines.
2eI TWELVE YEARS AGO

1891 TWELVE YEARS AGO
4OOl the success Of several medical gentle-
in curing disease upon principles in accordance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment as an Incorporated institution under set Of
The Legislature BY the title OF THE GRAFEABEkG
COMPANY Of New Yerk. The continued success Of
their remedies, and the firm hold they have gained
upon public confidence has fully justified the honor
conferred upon the Association BY Legislative en-
actment and they have to feel great pride in
comparing their with medical academies al
chartered By public authority. Unsolicited testl-
mony from public and private individuals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
character Of the gentlemen connected with the IN
stituton, thus assuring the public that among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day, III \ dhlEE-
ENBEhG COMPANY has ever been and will Be- .
reliable and truatWorthy medium Tor the restoration
Of hsalth 70 the afflicted, and all VINO Euiering
may address them with entire eonfdsnce-
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted By
this Institution are lucidly forth in GREF-
ENBERG MANUAL OE HEALTH, an invaluable
medical work, published ior tamily USE and III, re-
fore sold at the nominal price Ol > cent?, TOR which
sum it is mailed tres 70 any part ofthe country.
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the more obscure and chronic Complaints
a. we'll a. the common diseases incdentto this coun
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL ts enough 70 say they have proved themselves
fully compstsnt for the great trusts Who the public
have contded to ther skill
Their series Of d Meuicnes embrace eleven different
remedies adapted 70 different diseases With minutr
directions accomp panying each article. The Med
cine 70 which We Wtsh 70 call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, i5
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THR ALL-sUFFIOIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR l, 2 SO, ARE DE-
TECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Eeole de
Pharmacie de Paris, and the Imperia College Of
Medicine, Vienna
No Is invaluable Tor exhaustion, Spormatorrh0a
and all physical disabilities.
No q completely eradicates all traces OF those diss
sases that have heretofore been treated By the
eious and perniciOus use Of cOpaiVe and cubebs-
No. has entirely supplRnted the injurious uss
mercury thereby insurilg to the sufferer speedy re-
lief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom OF digea8e
TRIESEMAR, Nos. /, and 3, are preparation the
eorm OF lo1eEse iasid f taste and small, and can
- carried in the Wai5tcOat pOck5t caeBE
aud divided into separate doses, as administered by
Valpeau Lallemand Roux, RicOld, 90. Price IS saeh
or cases for 49, which saves s.; aud In t27 cases.
whereby there Is saving Of 49, To be had wholesale
and retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No. l94 Bieaeker street
New York Immediately on receiving remittance
Or Barrow win forward the lfiesemaF 70 any par
u lho world securely packed, and add esse scc ord
ing to the instructions Of the writer.
81 Sold also by i. +. GAHLORD ard W.
rTgV r CIlavaland tanz1
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WAsHINGr0N ITKMs.

WAsHWaToNl FEB. -.
Eieut. Gilman, one Of the officers in command
Of Fort Picksns, arrived here thit evening, with
dispatches from Lieut.. Slemmer aEd ths com
mander Of the vessels OF Pensacola, to the Gov
ernment he left Pensacola on Saturday even
ing having received q passport from Major Chase,
who Is in command Of the Florida troops. He
says the following vessels are OF the harbor
the Brooklyn, sabine, Sc. Louis, Macedonian and
WyAndotte.
ne Brooklyn did not land her supplies at IT.
Pickens, Lieut.. slsmmer having notified her that
he had ample supplies for three month"; There
are 1900 troops af Pensacola, and it is all MAJOR
Chase and Others in command can do TO restrain
them. Lieut.. Gilman says he would not be sur
prised II an stack was made at any time. The
health Of the Ofhceu and men on board the Tcs-
urTn ann
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ALI Han DIEs ABAEDoNED-WOoD's GR1AT Ar
TIcL4 HAS IAKEE THB FnED.-Profossor Wood
stands on an euinence no chemist, whose attention
has been turned to inEeuting hair tonic, has ever
before reached His iame II sudden, bat world wide
and thounands who hayt worn wigs or beer bald for
wearing their own natural and lu1uriRnt he'd COW
erfDF. So much for chemistry, the chemistry Of
human life, and the laws which spply TO ths iunc-
tionI Of the system. Prof. Wood studied out the hu
man hair itl character tu properties and diseasos
Eud how to restore the decaying vitality to that
nament be saw, ag IN bis own case, that gray hair
is unnatural unless the ege Of the Individual had
reached four scOre aud believed that the hair could
b naturally rsYitaliESd He tried bis eass-al-
most bald and quite gray et the aGo Of thirty-asVen
-he restored his oWn hair In eOiorr strength and
TuFiance and the article be did it with he gave 70
the world. Get WOODS HAIR kEST0RATITE,
and take nothing slss.-lHsW York Day Book.
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WOODS HAtR Observation-Disclosures most specif-
les this i1 proved, by unimpeachsble evidence, TO
possess great ecacy as Of the hair 70 its
pristine yigOr. W hers the head had become almost
raid because Of sickness the use OF this arcls has
produced d autifn growth Of thich, glossy hair
IL e therefore Taluab preparation for all classes
dandruh and ether impnrities, Witch Oparats in
gRriOusy 70 the hair lt also has curative proper
tlre Ol another description In many cases pimpes
and other dishguf melIs Of the skin disappear
WhereFer ittt ts used. There is hazard attaching
Be bensh 1al as the o. pound tfit does not cause
manifest tmprOT8ment. is incapable Of doing harm,
as its eomRonent eomenta are pertsctly tnnoKious.
-Bostoa Transcript, April q, 1853.
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DEAE SER:-I here send you q statement that
think you are entitled to the benefit Of am res
tdsnt Of bloomingtoB and have been for oYr thirty
ysaIH- am now over nfty years age. For about
twenty years tast my hair has been turning cousid
srably grey and was almost entirely white and very
sin Gnd uupliRnt had aeen q number Of certia-
Gates Of the very wonderful effect OF your Hair BE.
otOrattFei but supposed there more fiction than
truth In tNems but entertainraa strong dsaire 10
have my f.lr II possible. restored -kta- original
color and iuenesH, a. IL was in my younger days q
beautiful black, concluded would make the ex-
perimens commencing in q small way. purchased
one OF your small bottles at one dollar, and COM
msnced using, following directions as nearly as
could sOon discovered the dandruffr moved, and
my hair that falling oh 4 large Qnant'ties was
considerably tightened, and radical change taking
place in the color. have tinued 10 use 1t, till
have used three Of your small bottles and just begun
on the fourth. ! have now IS pretty head of dark
brown, or light black hair as any man, or as had
in my ySuthful days, when q boy in the hills OF
Western Virginia. Ny head Is entirely clear OF
dandru and the hair ceased entirely falling OF and
e os son and na, and feels oily though II was
Just from the hands Of French champJOnsr. Many
Of ny acQuaintanoes frequantly say 10 me "Butler
ere did you get that hne wigln 1 tell them it was
the enecs Of you Restorative. II 4 almost mpOssi-
bic to convince them that Il is the original hair OF
the same old grey he'd. ours, truly
FREDERICK 7. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monros County. Ind
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NHW NNNNI z % y
M Lamar yesterday made another demand
upon Superintendent Kennedy Tor me seesel ~
1isIrirofg ~ Kennedy refused % surrender them
except upon legal process and aeeea tnat le
shouid seize them again if after giving tneLa w
he should hnd hem being shippsd e tae peeaoihs s
States. - -
- revenue cutter Harriet Lane is being a.
tered Al BROOKLYN into q man-ot-War, 70 cary 2
formidable ermamcne - = -.
Our cffT vas looded last night win 3 oogu-
nevruantr called the Expires, announcing ~
stfScs n-oou Fort sumter, and The bomhardmeni
,rf
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ls:z!lla
Gs57;IIlla
MRS. WINsLOV

MRS. WINsLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
ssnts 70 the attention Of Mothers, her
OOTHIN SYRU p.
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COMMBROIAB.
CLEVRI.AND RIARKRT-EEB. IA,

CLEVELAND MARKET-kEB. IA.
FLOUR-ouist and unchanged. No sales Of con
sequence reported.
WHEAT-sAlss Oi4 cars red on track at Sl,O4
and l car white ct Sl,Is.
CORN-ouist at So
OATs-ArO quiet attic.
sEEDS-salSS Of lOts Clover 20 bush saoR al
$500.
PORK-sales Of 50 bbls No mess At Si6OO.
RGGS-LoWsF. sslss 2 b5ls at IOs.
HOGs-salss 10 head at Ss,25.
HIGHWngEs-salss so.bbls At l5o.
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THE GRRFENBERa
MARsHALIs UTERINE oATHOLIOON

which is offered as q certain cure IN cases aocompa
MED with the following symptoms Irregularities,
Weakness, Eaintneas, Dsrangsd Appetite, salloW
Complexion, Pain IN the Back end Kidney, Chilis,
ralgia, Palptation Of the Heart, DizzlResg, horv-
BUSINESS, heldacha, keatlessne5E, DLstur bed 3ssp,
Flushss u the Heart, General Pain CraWling and
Pain n the spine and between the shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, lndigestions Diincult Passing 81
Urine with heat Or 8marttng ltchin8i Burning or
lrr tafi0n to the Uterine Organs, hightlnare, Dis
pair, Hygtericl, Anxiety, Red kaeri hsrE0us Eitch
ing, Starting, Constipation Arrltable Le4PerI SD
ness, DepraTed Appetite, ElaLulence, BloHtsa and
Irregular Bowels, UNPLEASANT Dreams, Rain8 n the
Uterine Organs, Numbneas and Pans IN the Limbs,
Losg Of the Memory, Bewilderment, Soreness IL the
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PBoF. Woon's HAIR REsToRATIVE.-In another
oolum will be found an advertisement Of this we'll
known and excellent preparation for restoring gray
hair to Its original COLOR The Hair Restorative al
cures outaueous eruptiOns, and prevents the hair
talllng on We have seen many authentic tegttmO-
nials In proof Of those assertions Of which
from gentlemen whom we have known for many
ton Olive Branch.
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cav. RLAIRIs MESSAGE.
D1TROrT. Feb. "A.

Gov. Blair to day in his message, accompanying
Joint resoiutions to New York and Indiana Leg
islatures for the appointment Of Commissioners
10 WashinFton Peace Convention, says: " Being
aware Of the previous action in the Legelature
anon this subjeet, have hssitated before further
sailing attention to it, bat It seems TO me that
circumstances affecting propriety OF seneing C9Ih
aSSionerS are 90 far changed a. TO justify further
confederation"
il VaS believed that the Legislature would re-
consider the action, and Commissioner pe ap
nofuted tO-dnV
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oTHHRs SAT- OF IT.
4 - 8 -. FlgasIsa KrIl...

81. LOUIS, July 70, lS00. q
O.J. WOOD, Esq., Dear Sir;-AliOE me the plsas-
ure and satisfaction 20 transmit 70 you the beash
hvo years. commenced using your Restorative 10
January, 1885, ginca which tim have not been
without . bottle on bad When eonmeneed the
gray. A few applications stopped Its turning, and
In thres week tint there was not gray hair to be
noticed, neither has there been up TO this time.
Aftsr my hair was completely restored, continued
its use BY applying two or three tlmes per month";
MY hair has continued healthy soft and glossy,
and NY scalp perfectly free from dandrnh; do not
i'm mtgins the fscts above mentioned will be Of any
parti, ulsr advantage TO you, or even Halter yOur
vanity at this ists day, ag am well aTare they are
are al vail known alrrady, and even more EoDdetul
ones Throughout the Union. have occupied my
time in travelling the greater part Of tins time the
past three years. and have taken pride and pleasure
Ia recomm 'nding your Restorative, and exhibiting
its effects In my oWn case. 10 several instances
have met with people who have pronounced Il
humbug; saying they had used It and without effect.
In every instance, however, Il proved, BY probing
the matter, that they had not useG your article At
AL but had used some new article said 70 be a. good
yourt, and Hsling At about hEfthe price. ] have
noitcad two three articles myself advertised as
above which have no doubt are humbuRa Il is
astonishing that people viii paironizr an article u
no reputation when there IL one It hand that has
AppArently, some OF those ehariatonB have not
brains enough 70 write an advertisement - notice
thy have copied ours, word for word 10 several in
staneps, merely inserting some other name in place
IhG7e, within the past i've years seen and talked
with more than Two thousand persoas that have
badness gray hair, scald head, dandruf and every
i disease the scalp and head ara subject TO.
sae6 s e sss {99 PibTst9Hsl bt a 20 your oTignS
/ living IN New York
You are at liberty to publish this or to refer par
/ ties to me. Aay communication addressed me
care Bog No. I,ss0, viii Be promptly answered.
JGSRs WHITE. N. D.
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Nnr ToIr, Feb. Il.

EHW YoEK, Feb. Il
WinsloW, Lanisr 8 Co., died At Westpoft, Conn
today. .
The jury in the District Court Of the United
States, has returned verdict against the Gov
ernment on the fact in the ease OF Postmaster
FoWlerG bond holders. on the ground that oW-
ler was q def1ultsr 70 the amount Of ESQ coo when
the bonds were signed. The ease now goes to
trial before Judge on questions ofiaw a
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WAanEN sPR1Nss. Perry Co. Pa. luna ?

WAAREE sPRINss, Perry Co., Pa, June :, 1850.
Prof WOOD. Bear Sir:-I was induced more than
year ago to try your valuable Hair Restorative for
the purpose Of cleaning my head OF dandruf had
suffered with it upon my head for years, and had
never been able % set anything to do me any good
In removing Il, although had tried many prePara
tions, until saw your advertisement In q Harria-
burgh paper. Being there ct the time, called at
Gross AunEie'd drug store, and bought hottie,
and now am prepared 70 recommend Il 70 universal
usss for IL has completely removed all dandIu from
my head, and application once In two weeks keeps
It free irm any IL hing or other unpleasantn, S.
muHt also stto that my hGr had bsen quite white In
places and, By the Of your preparation has been
restored TO its original color. am now htty years
Of age, and although have used two bottles Of the
Restorative, no one has any knowledge Of Il ~ al
low few Of ny gray hairs 70 remain In order to
have ny appearance eomport with my sse. Ny head
IL now Of less trouble to In keeping Ii clean &C.,
than any time since have been child. IconsideE
your preparation of great value and, although DC
not Ike 70 expose myself consider IL my duty %
do 50. ] On can use his or any part Of it in any
shape you think proper, ifit Is worth anything to
you. Yours, &e., b. b. ETTER
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1r.pzu. Jsu. a5.-Ths Correspondencia AntO-
rralia states that the report that the Queen had
sent money to G0eta Is totally unfounded.
The CorrsspondenCia says the Spanish Minister
wiz stay with kiag traneE l. Is long a. ne re-
1nsing on NeapOlitan territory.
II aluo states that Tetuan will be occupied by
Spanish troops until the entire execution Of the
treaty by the Eoors-
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GEEUnI BOOR.-In our capacity Is a conductor
Of public journal, called upon 10 advertise
the cre-as Of the eays each Of which claims 70 be
unaduteTated IN Its com position and infaiable in
readers 20 determine. In one instance, however
Prof. WOODS Hair Restoratiye-Ws are 90 we'll as
gured Of the notable qualities Of the Grtcle. that We
give IL eDdorsemsut ell that its inventor and
Vend claims Il 70 be- Its effect upon fRlliHg head
Of hair iB universally known TO be magical Like
lime or guano exhausted land it brings its crop
wherever applied. Our own thateh IL fortunately
growing hair 70 try the RostoratiYeL columbia Spy.
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WOoD's HAm REsTORATIFE has acquired a rspu-
tation IRON actual test and eEperimsnt which can
not b enhanced By newspaper pus. In our vicinity
Il has been extensively used and belieTR in every
case with every desired result and the uni
yerssl endorsement Of all who have tried It. We
therefore recommend IL as OF those few genuine
the bald and Hray could dssiro.-[ Columbia Spy.
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wAsaTNGToN 1IATTRRg.

WASHrNaToE, FEB. a.
The session Of the sub heommittee Of the Peace
Convention lasted till midnight last night, and
was at times stormy.
Nr. Guthrie's proposition was substantially y
that OF the Kentucky Legislature and was finally
carried, with tbs pnoEiso that no Territory shall
be hereafter acquired without the approval o.
three-fourths Of the Senate.
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NOTICF-THE CREDITORS

.NOTICE@THE CREDITORS
ed viii take nOtics that the 2Sth day of January
1851, the said Ezra s. Cleveland made application 70
me for discharge from custody and protection frOm
arrest on all claims annexed to his petition, and
which led In my ofioe or the 18th day Of Janu-
arg, 1851 and that copies Of AL papers fled in my
for Cuyahoga county, ohio, or before the second
day Of tins February term Of said Court next 70 Be
holden. JOSEPH s. 9RAhNIS,
ispSI Isll 40 OpmmissiInero HlsoITrpts
@. Cleveland, plaintif, Before Z. Ha1 enmueller,
ILL., rl.,. A., S.I: Z; e Cls.sis5q g. s1s Twp
A TTACHMENT.-ON THE 25TH
~ day Of January A. D. ISL, said Jusf'os issued
a order Of attachment for tbs sum Of tWenty-six
1910 dollars and probable Of suit ten dollars.
GEO. 4. IHGERsOLL,
Plaintih's Attorney.
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ssnts to the attention Of Mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIEG,
which greatly facilitates the Proces Of teething ey
softsntng tha gums, reducing all allinfammRtions-Wil
allay AL PAIN and spasmOdic action, and is surel
TO REGULATE TIE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, viii give rest to your
selves, and
RELIEP AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put IN and sold this article for over ten
years, and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH Of what We have never been able e say q
SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A CURE when
timely used. Never did We know instance Of dis
r. ali are dsirhted with its operations and speak in
terms Recommendation Of the magical effects aud
medical virtues. We speak IN this matter WHAT
WE DO KNOW" amer ten years experience, and
pledge our reputation for the fulflment of what we
here declare, In almost every instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
viii Be found In ufteen or twenty minutes after the
'Thjs valuable preparation is the prescription Of
one Of the most Experienced and skillfll Hursss
New England, and has been used with NeveE-failing
SUCCESS ~ THOUSANDS OF CASES.
II not only relieves the child from pain, hut invig
crates the stomach ana bowels e9trects asedity sn9
almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS, and WIND COLO
and ovsrcomes. oonvulsions, which If not speedily
rsmsdied end IN death. We balieve Il the best and
safest remedy IN the world In all Gases Of Dyssntery
md DiarrhBa In children, whether Il arises from
Ie9thtnH, or any otner cause. We would say 70 eV-
cry Mother who has child suffering from any Of the
foregoing complaints, do not let your preudics nor
the pre- udces Of others stand between you and your
suffering Child and the relief that will be sure yes,
Absolutely sure, 70 follow the use Of this Medicine,
ntiiney used. Full direction tor using viii
any each bottle. None genuine uness the fac
smile Of OURTIS PERKINS, New York, is
the outside wrapper. Sold By Druggists thronghout
the World.
PRINCIPAL Office, I3 Cedar Street. New York.
PRICE, ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
rspt2ssdAWR9s
FOR sals By STRONG & ARMSTRONG, AEents'
% Superior street, Oievelsnd
IE-bIrs WinsloF's Sonthing Syrup, the genuine
nrfirI-, for sale By Churehll Brother Druggists
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,

HosrILIT1 OF TUE TNpTANS.
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SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BOXlll


NORRIS in sight with h,s Celebrated ARABIAN
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for many of the Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
, hey are Sovereign Remedy for Colds Coughs,
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1S- These Powders always give satisfaction, as the
Thousands who have used them, can testify. See
Circulars. Try them. For sale BY Z. +. Gaylord,
e. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers. Cleveland, o., and
W all Druggists In the country. Also, at wholesale
BY the Proprietor at l6l Ontario street, Cleveland,
Ohio, to whom all orders must be addressed.
Ieb6: Rz6dEw @. G. NORRIS.
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THE srOLKN BONDS

WAsHTHGroNi Aeo. le
In reference 20 Senator Benlamin' 9 ntHtement
heforS fha Select Committee thhthe lniorinea sle
Tr.isanf of Tlovdir Issuing ncGap tauce1, ~ ~ cue
% he ProsifOnt % State that he lllealess.l 80
for lcYa and inquired b. what ~utnell.y ~ ~ -
aaed them. flOyd said there Nas ho W. -. y -;
tFainst ~ bat thil 6 bad been ~ fse.lee ~ ~.
nSsnerfrsnt Tho President said ms precpee
- vTronr, and instructed him 70 pay WAL haq
bsen is-rfi but % issue no more, Whlon :, 2
Iron,i1sd 10 do t1c President guppoSil9 taal ehi3
= - II AMOUNT wa involved.