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perben int 8ribta6r ooppette Mrbett baben, NAT
reto eth 0let63etttger @nsrif auf WfarYlano,
auf WaIbin9ton unp baltimore ither g~tltngen
UNI uns Die ~lofOrtige Mnertennuns pes Nuslan-
os8 perl6afen parpe. Wan erliebt eteniopobt
aus otu Gbaten (bet 9lew Srlean0) Der 8sbel=
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uno bag mir In u~nlerer mtlttartinen Rraftent>
faltung uidt MIR ni6t erl6lafen, lonpern thinner
energtlAer ~Ucran9eben mitRea, tretn uns an Ell
nem iGne(Ien uno entl6teoenen @te9e liber bic
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TENDER gel6lOlIenen Quartal 'puroen i'm q. 9.
pUtamt perfauft Stir $136, 1854 8rtefmar
fen unp fir $l8,950,O9 eeltsmpstte 8rtsfcpu=
psrtS. t#tE s#sfs.
DeutfAe @~oloaten son O6tU.
Inter ben S9iO. 3ruppen Die tebt tint 6sloe itup,
~befnoen lh na6 elmer 9enauen BereAnung oe6
Cincinnati 8olfsblatt" mtnbetene $4,000
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$500 tnterea n t 1T es, gu becbadt<
ten, in pelG' bo6em Grade manAe 8ldtter Ii6
.tet 0eurt6eiIungen BON Ner(onen unb 33ultdnoen
purcb 1ubere &tnaalie uno 8prtDmmniNe letten
lalIeu. &aum lit Die Observation-Disclosures ether
Qbberuf Jung 6rsmOnt's cine lebr 9rpBe eepOrOen,
10 kalt man es aud beretts fir %angenelen, ale
.Ote Batterten Der Serleumpln9 unD SerDaAtls
.9ung segth tin Ipmpbl ais @eneral pie als pri
patnlaun lptelen gu laiep, bic man bisber aus
pUblwetlen @riinpen masfirt bate. - JGut Sire
mont 10 miro Stsel's SAD ais uncermetpltAe
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uen beretts oas Werf leiner Serpdhti9ung,
WunDern lp1 eS unS, pelhes Deut6 d. Statt
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= bteIei6t pte 81 8! mir wpQen lteber
lhnstsen uno ntdt prCppe3eien, tpenn Ihcn Dtes
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lDetle III betnnpelrt, tpte tetn arDere8 opr tbnl,
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lit Elm tpentg 9rSbtr ais unlere neuen Gente une
entbalt au9 Der etnen Sette einen 0alntbaurn, an
peGen SuBe 9fets 8aunipDlIe unp 5abaf Bats
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lArift: n6etne tlnterperfnas unter Dem ylors
ben" Nuf Der &itdlette 1T cine auf9eeenoe
SOnne, peren Strablsn wabriAeinliA Die tmmer
mebr pahlenpen Wanl6e Der GebelenzStdoten
anoeuten Iolen, lnterbalb 1T Die len9liI6e)
SniArtft: pgonf6pertrte 5taaten BON 2nerita. "
alle Qntanptsang Der neuen 8irma Self. Davis,
Seanresaro nnO So, mag pqs ne1e Qslpltad
lid gang bibl6 ausnebnen. -
Gin laSner YrUftt.S Soft, Der Gabri
font Der befanntsn 9~ispOlver, bat 10000 0e
metre gu perfaufen. fir welGe er $25 per Stad
~perlanst unO aud befonunen miro. Dteie 0e>
metre 9ebGrteu etuft Der &esierans, bod lrurpe
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ptltulen, 81 tbrsm pollen 8ertb berehnet, be-
,oblte. Dteie @epebre finO tsBt 81 Osrfaufsn,
uuO "a Die Ne9leruns lie braudt, tpirD le Den
uerlanstsn 4SretS, SO mebr, ais le Or. @Olt
tereGnet puroen, be,ablen milIen. ,ar.~a +5
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Fremont abaesest.

@tre Depe1ae an Die SEEM @jorf tribune la9t
Der gert6t DeS General Npiutanten Ghom1s
nber feline auf ieiner fitr3li4en Netle i'm tpeflt=
den Department geIammeIten grfobrunsent
pnrbe bente @lorsen in so1er @abinetslibuna
perbanOelt. nngern llnp 5SeernD tamen 3ulebt
ale Mtt9lteoer bes Cabinets oabin iberetn, Daft
Die Snterelen NlihUuri's uno Der linton Gene
raj 6remcntS Gntfernun9 perlaneten unD Deien
STEELE our6 General 6unter aussufaQen lei.
Die Srpre gu bielem gnSe ,piro n,prsen publ
3trt tperDen. @
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Nil nOYi sub sOle'

gBtr mR1en uns iset auf aaeS ssfaBt madden
Infer Treune, Der 6eralp brahte bic criticize
peIte Iter Sen. 8remOnt'8 NbIesung, welh'
iest ,um frBbliaen @upe gefRbrt gu fttn ideint
beute laat uns paIelbe Omtu6ie 8latti oaB In
MaIbinotCu fir Die Nblesung McGleaan's uater
ben Qulpi,ien bes altenr ab9Dtttl6 'perebrten
iblafmueigen Scott intrt9uirt miro. Btr be-
apeifeln ni9t I'm Gerinslten, bag ptele geboup
tuna mcraen empbottIh Desapouirt peroen miro,
SteGetnt tnpet lfA Der Staatslstretair logar Sc
mitstat. etne beilpnbere Ncte CUR 8erubt9uns bes
aufaereaten 6eeres, Dem man ietnen Slhrer, ent'
reiBen nil, au~ ertafen f; a6er e%benlpwenig be3relfsln
mir, pdB etpas lBabres an Der SeralpsO epeihe
III. Bas mare In 8albtngtOn NOD unm0g.
ltG2-
Qber tSnnen benn Die 9erren SelDperrt iti1o
Seloaten aus Der GrDe i~tampfen, pper tonnet lte
Dra6en,Gtne lden, aus penen setarnti4te Wfant
ner criticism +? Tins lolte e5 gar nift punpern,
nsun morgen Die Nrnlee am BCtCmoe nao i'm
@efen bt6 auf Weiteres %entlaien miiroe, tpen1
elm @a6inetsmttslieb auf Den fampIen Gsoanten
fame, oae ptss 3ur 8ErOeruug Der Union unnrt
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Sort McSenrY unp auf 6Speral 6tl %etnitpellsn
sernaaelt pirDen, UNI Den 8rteOen in Der Stoot
Balttmpre nt6t gu loren uber mas oaraus ent
feben tptrD, bas tpifen Die 06tter nein mir wti>
ien's aud Giue IipIt6e CONFEDERATION. Slid
3u ~ -4... t.s.l 5... r 1858 &
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@pm untern wptOmoc.

@al1tngton, %. Stt. Die o6arrtet
Sane" gins gsltern Mbenb pieper ben 6IuB bin
inter- @fifern Nabmtttag brahte pa8 Dampf-
BOT pulep ben Dampfer 9usb Sentins an Die
Naps-garp, tpelAer Dor etni8en Sngen tn lei&-
ten 0aAtr bur& cine GO0tiiOn NIT ; m Dant-
pier Npbert aeslte aaf ben 0runo geIebt purOe.
Das $anunenbct ganfse Fam pOrgeftern an
ben Nebeuenbatterteen pprbet uno bra6te Der
5arriet Sane Na6rtGten In 8e3isbuus ouT
Wfattbtas @Otnt. - an pcm Marplanp- ufer,
sesenibsr Shipping pOtnt, befnret lG Elm Sd
nal. pelasr fur SG,fe BON s SUP Stefsung
i&ifbar TT. @ebrere 5&tfe, welae Ourb Die
Blpdape farnen, ssIansten auf oieem @ese un=
ter bic 8alte unb entstnasn Der Aufmertiamtett
Der NehRlLen.
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Waibtnetpn, 23. Sttbr. Die OGDEN,
melGe I'm Nu9ulf pom 2uartiermetfer Departee
ment BON europa beorDert wurben, tCmmm test
an unb 25,500 %beinpen iG bereits In Oasrp.gOrt
STE tclten Der Resiernng 40 Gents per 9fuup,
tsee Defe (au s YfO. bsreGnet) oIIo So.
COB pom Msbnrp @tceens.
Nsburp Didens. felt tansen Satren Senats.
iecretar, ltarb bier beute Wcreen tn benz bc6eu
Nlter bon 80 Sa1reit.
Bon Der Mrutee.
@aJNtnetOn, %. SIT, Der Sob beS
Sberf Bdfer 1T Der Mrmee In elmer General,
prore in fur ben 8ertorbsnfn ebrencNen Muse
prilden an9eset9t wcrpen.
Nls Sberf Bater bic @pbnune Ieines 8rsun
pes, NaiOr Webb Oerlteb, iaste er gu bielenf, Dnb
er binnen 48 Stunpen i'm 8euer letn mrrpe uub
lftnfS naben Gooes gewtB iei. Nm SGtus Der
llnterbultuns bat er ben MfaiOr nod, ietne GstGe
bulen au Iaien, TIM Sale letue Nbnuns flo be,
ltdttsen 1Olte,
General 9nneer.
General Qanber ~ibernabm mad Sberl 9saterS
Sob iUfprt bas commando unD bereitete lld, Dor,
nit letnsn Sruppen wetter ben Yptrmac btaaufs
Mf0ehpn $50 fal~
v"o'r'ts az 1s9 A2 ,e.ss~s
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Ger wort 6ero1ba fat fol.

UT nNE yUtt petaID" bat rot
9enoe DepelAe bon Dalbinstsn, 80. Sttober
Iton periuAt inter GinluB pom Sen. Scott
NfeGlelan's Nbiebuns gu betreiben unb feline
Grlesung our@ @tn 5eaCd. pslGer auf benz
As9e bon Californian uah bier tlt, gu b%esanitt-
gen. Diele 8erdnoeruns tpiirDe in militdril9en
aretien. unter pelden Sen Nic@lenan grobes
8srtraus' seniebt, pieoer srOBe 9ufresuns Der.
rOrrafen, 5 !"
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eestes o Cen. mcsleunn's gOlpmne.

Balbtn9tUn, %. Stt. Streifpa@eu
eronsen beute bis nabe an Dte Eager Der Gstnpe
BET Soirfar @uurts6cu(e Dor uno trieben De 9Re-
beQen NiquetS 3urid. Die &ebelen BADEN pa@
Ielbf 300O-4O0O Wann.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-04-06

BnEElINa, 18th Nov, 1850.
an and amer tho 18th November, 1900 the passer-
" ger Trains VIII Ge daily as follows:
ftrst-The Northwestern Cleveland, Chicago, st.
Louis; indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus
Express departs daily except Sundays at e.4S A. NJ,
and arrives in Baltimore at $50 A. NJ connecting with
Returning, leaves baltimore at A. ~ aud arrives
At HenWoOd at sl5 p. d. and Wheeling NJ S;45 p. NJ
direct connection It'll the Western Express
train This train Will only stop for WOOd and waller
and msallnG the passengers.
seconl-The Great Southwestern. 81. I.6HiS CfnciD-
natl COlulnbns, Wheeling. UenwOod. Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
Meeting with the Afternoon trains to tho Eastern AMI
SontherRcities. Returning, leaves Baltimore at z.
~. and arrives atBenwoOd at 7I5 A. NJ and Wheeling
ut sl5 A. NJ making direct connection with tie great
Western Express trains. This train will only stop for
wood and water and meaiing the passengers.
freight train with passenger car attached will
leave daily, except Sundays, for Grafton $40 A. NJ
~ = s,,-..s J. i. FORD. Agent.
In. COLI Genl Ticket Agent. nOv2s
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.
ls4 g E.s,.lil'Si:saEs ss:s's;ssi;.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, November 2Gsh, 1sGO,
~ Passenger Trains will leave Bridgeport Us fol-
lows, Sundays exeeptetl)
HOO A. VI. Mail Train, stopping Mt all stations exc
cept New Salisbury, SumInitTillc. FTonk-
lin, East Rochester, M0ultrfs. Iluotstnwn,
-EnrtTille, Macedonia. Bedford, and HcW-
burg arrives at Pittsburgh at 400 r. NJ,
Baltimore Mt 500 A. NJ, Philadelphia at
G:JO 4. NJ, New York Mt 1890 P. n. tnSOn)
Cleveland at 1880 T. NJ. Toledo Mt 1910 A.
NJ. Detroit ut Oslo A. NJ, and Chicago Mt
1880 A. NJ.
1000 p N. Express Train, stopping at all stations
except Liverpool, Smiths Ferry; Indus
try Beaver, New Salisbury, East ROcli-
ester. ERrlHille, Macedonia. Bedford and
NeWburg; arrives at Pittsburgh at 2.iO
a. M.1 baltimore at GOO =. NJ PliIadrl-
phia nt 500 2. NJ New York mt 1920 T.
NJ. Cleveland at $40 A 81: Toledo Mt
1850 p. NJ. Detroit ut 600 Z. NJ, and
Chicago at 100 p, NJ.
Doth these trains make close connections ut Glove
land aud PittsburEh for the points indicated above
also, Tor Erie Dunkirk, Buffalo and NiHgarn Falls.
RETURNING RAINS.
Leave Cleveland ut O:4O A. u. and s:l5 p NJ and
arrive at bridgeport at G2O p. NJ. aud 6!25 A. u.
Leave Pittsburgh at LILO A. N. and l:IO p NJ, nm
arrive at bridgeport Mt 6:25 A. NJ. and 900 p. NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return slT5
Fare always rs low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
street next doorto SPTigg House, Wheeling Va, and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made Mt lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and fits connections
TO tho East, North West and North-West at office
Hu' 81 Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridges
port Station. II. HAMILTON. Agent,
Wheeling Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent,
i'm. MCCULLOUGH. President. - >
Y. r. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. MOVES
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iSyphilil dnd Nerearrial Disease.
Nav ORLEANS, 25th /

INV ORLBANS, 18th August. 1850.
DR. C. AYR: Sir: 1 cheerfully comply with
the reqnet Of your agent, and report 10 yot some OF
the effects have realized With your SaFsupaTfEa
have cured with 1t, In my practlce, most or tho
complaints for which II Is recommended, and have
ound Its effects truly In the cure Of JSe-
real and AeTciridl DitedSe. One Of my patients
had syphiitic ulcers in his throat. which we're con-
snnrng his palate and the top Of his month. Your
Another WIS attacked by secondary symptoms in lis
nose, and the liberation hnd eaten away conslera-
Die part Of II. 70 that believe tho disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill him But II Welded To
my administration Of :Uur SArsaParilln; the ulcera
heRlet and lie sEell ORDin, not of course without
some dishgutRtiun OF his fnce. A woman who had
boon treated for the Snme disorder by mercury uNE
suffering from this poison In fer bones. They had
become 50 sensitive to the weather that inInr
homes. she' too, was cured entirely by yonr SHrsa
Farilia In few weeks. know from its formula,
which your agent gave mo. th1t this prpparatioD
from yOnr iabnfat0ry must be great remedy; con
s0quently these truly remarkable rts,,ItG with Il
have not surprised me. "
FraternRliy yours, CIV BARlaIER NJ. n
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College !
FoUSDED, 1856
LOCATED,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic,
=,

EVUSDLD 1854
ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and CharIes.Sts.
BALTIMORE, MD.
TUHIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN TIE MOST
prosperous aud hourtshlng condition. Twice du-
ring the last two years has been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation OF the in
creaslng number of students, representing nearly
every State IN the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
cestrably located buildings In the city. The rooms
Sfe eonmedously arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Room, or to obtain
unsurpassed IN particular by any similar tstab
lishment lu the United States.
L. X. LoSIRR,
Princtpal-Lecturero the Science Of Accounts Com
merce, business Customs, etc.
Professor ofthe Theory and Practice Of Keeping
and Commercial Calculations
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor of Book.K Keeping
n. c. JOHNSON,
Professor of BGhincsa and ornamental Penmanshir.
3. T.WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law,
REV. Z. YEATES REESE. U. n,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Thos Swami, VIM IT. KeirhIer- EsS'
The College is provided with a Commercial LIbrarv
o. Standard Works expressly for the Of tho Stu
Each Student has a dssk to himself and is ssp,.
rately instructed
There being vacation during the year Sp5ar+.
can enter at any time.
from to IL weeks -
A DIPLOMA il awarded to all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully Ornamental Circular nm
aiming upwards OF SIX SQUARE FEET representing the
Exterior and Interior Wow Of tho College vaTious
Characteristic designs, penmanSliip &C. sent by mail
ITee 2 chdTge accompanied with catalogue giving Fnii
particulars. Address Elk LOSER
BdltiHOre Nd.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,


Coughs, Colds, InfIuenzn "a, IIoarseness,
aOf0np, BEOnChitiss InCipIent Com
10 SUMPTION and FOR the Relief
OF COnsumpttVe PadfentSl
-fI fat 1m advanced SGaweS
Ofthe Disease.
This Is remedy unfverEaIIy .knovyn to auT,ras.
other tor the cure ~ throat and lnng conplaints
that 1t Is useless hero to publish the evidence u it,
virtues IL unriEallel excellence for coughs and
solgs, ana Its tInly wonderful cures Of puimonaTy
Gisssse have made i known trONkout the ciTizel
UAlolA q fhe earth. Few the Communities, OF
even families among them who have not sofas mr..
Ina Ina Of its effects living trophy in
It y w victory ever the subtle and dan.
khos thv dFs4dtil fatality of thesp Disorders and
they Know tc9i tile eieetb Of tia remedy Te need
6ot DO more than to assure them that Il 6aS now all
rs virtues that II did have when making The crlTrs
EhiSh nave won 20 strongly upon the audience Of
Prepared by DR., ]. c. AVER & CO.,
s-.,.j-.a. IoweI1, Mass.
e, Esr sale by a. c. GOOD co, ana BY ali Drns-
s''- s5 srd augll.Iy -novIS-sui
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pF- i. II 5. Claiming, OF New York City, writes;
II INST rheeEfully comply wifi the request Of your
agent IN saying have fnuIid yOnr SarsaPREiiIa
Tor which We employ such remedy, hut especially
IN ksbldte DfEeassS Of the ,ScruTulOns tiathrsis /
have cured many nveterate CAGES Of LeuCOrrhurn by
it. and knIne where the complaint NDs caused 10y ut-
ceFdtIon OF the uterus The ulcerntfon itself was
soon cured. Nothing within my knowledge equals
It for these female deranEemcnta."
Edward s. Marrow, Of NLwLuTY. Ala, writes: IA
dangerous o1dri0E tipJOr Of the females il,
my family. which lad defied all the remedies we
could employ, has Mt lCnEth been completely cured
by ySnr kHtrNCt Of sarAnparilla. 0ur physician
Thought nothing but eXtrTation could afford relief
last resort bepre cutting and 1t proved etfectual
Amer taking yonr reniedy eight weeks no symptom
Of the disease remains"
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
WINTER SCHEDULE.
n ma n,er A. IN, NaIslsr IN n ~ 3h ~ ~

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y: 6-SlbscTiP fions received ana f.r,y,,,t., -
80 BfnILLIQS, gent slr IN ~ Y
iHEraVinss aI3 Art Journal IN IL -.
tneteat Oaee. - = -. ~ .
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FFa1eFhNlIy you're, CIV. IARiaiER. NJ D.
RheHmatfTBl, Cout, Lioa csnlplafsL

sDSTNEAe Va. 9th July. 1882
IN J. Q. AVER: Sir: have been AFFLICTED with \
AlninL GTonis RhCafplGfiS1R for long time which
Ranied the SKIN Of Physicians, and stuck to me ia
spite OF MI the remedies. IeOuld md until tried
your Sarsaparilla. One bottle cured me in two
weeks ana restored my general health much that
ON lar better than before was attacked / think
u WOltleFtnt medicine. ]. RREAM.
Jules Y. Getclell. Of St. Louis writes: ~ have
been AFFLICTED Or years with an affection of ihe Lirtr
which destroyed my health. Titled everything. and
everything failed to relieve me; and have been \
broken-dUwn man for years from no Other
eatse than deTdIgeiNeTti Of TIE LirrT sly beloved
pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Espy, advised me to trr YouT
Sarsapariia, because lie said he knew y0u and any
thing Son made NasiERrth trying ny the blessing
OF uod u has cured and has purified INV bleed
az to make y new man Of me. feel yoi1nc: nrnIn
The best that can 10 said Of you Is not half cool
SehfrrHS. CincsT, 1irmos1, Enlargement uIeeTqtfel
CIFifI and E1JoIidtiOR Of tie BoHes
a great variety OF cREes have been rcnTteIl to Ne
where cures on these formidable complaints have re-
suited from the OF this remedy, lint our sfacs
here VIII not admit them. Come ~ them may L,
tOpnil In Our American Almanac WhIcl, Tho agents
below named are pleased to furnish Rrhtfs to ali vic
call for them. l-fs. -. -
DysPtPFid, HedTt Dife1fe, FitR, Epilepsy NtIdHeho
W, Nsitrdlgid =
Many remaEkablS cures ofthese INJECTIONS have
nsei nlhde By the alternative power Of this medicine.
II stimulates tho vital functions into vigorous action
ena mus pTeTcones disorders which would be sup
posed beyond fits reach. Smell a remedy lnS Io6t.
Deen required by the necessities Of tho eople and
we are confident that this will do for them ali that
medicine do. i--iaf lffsff =
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE RInOn

= - ~ 4lAOOOs
And for the speedy cnro of the suBjoinctl yarietic.
Disease: ''s
SeT9CUla and SeT9ftl0Ws 6ecti0as such az Tiv,or.
Ulcers, SOTes ET1pti0Hs IfRples PpEtEIE, RloLe6
e, Dolls, Rtdfas, aud all SGia DiGEagsg
OAKLAND. Ind. 9th June 1889.
j, @. AYR / Co. Gents: i feel II INV ,lntv 10 ,r
EnOwledge what Your SaTsaparilIa hos done f,r M,
having Inherited ScrUfulUua Injection hav. Efs
ieTcd from u In various ways for years SometiuiCI
u burst ont IN Ulcers my hands and arirs; come
times i turI,ed inward and distressed me al lilo
stomach. Two years ago It broke ont on my heal
was painful and lOathsOIne beyond descriptfop. I
tried many medicines and several physicians hut
without much relief from Anythfng In Enct the ,lis
order grew worse At length TIls TeIOieed 10 read
In the Gospel Messenger that you hAfi prepared an
alleTatiye Sarl. RtillR) for knew from your REM
tat0n that anything you made must lie good
sent to CINCINNATI and eptti and used II till Il cured
me. took II, rs you advise. in small doses Of 4
teaspoontul over month: and used almost three
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Senator Baker on the Pacific Rail Road

The st. Louis correspondent of the
Alu California, under date of Jan. 10,
says " 1t must have struck many of
Col. Bakers friends as queer: when they
read the brief report tclegraphed from
Washington Of the motion to indctin-
initcly postpone the Pacific Railroad bill
in the Senate. The report said, "Mr
Baker seconded it," and so he did
From this, itwould appear at first glance
that he had betrayed the people of the
Pacific Coast and was attempting to kill
the measure nearest their hearts. Not
so; several amendments had been Of
fercd, with view, it was believed by
the California delegation, to defeat the
bill. After one of these for an extreme
Northern route had been defeated, the
Senator from Minnesota moved to in
definitely postpone the bill. This was
a motion offered as an amendment to a
motion to refer to a Select Committee.
Mr.. Latham had called on the friends of
the Pacific Railroad to regard it us Il
test question, and when the motion to
indefinitely postpone was taken, Col.
Baker said lie was willing to test the
question whether the majority of the
Senate was favorable to a Pacific Rail-
road bill in that way, and in order to
bring the question to vote, seconded
the motion. He was asked what he
meant by it, whcrenpon the following
colloquy occurred, as reported i'll the
Congressional Globe"
Mr., Baker, want to bring it up 4;
but want to vote against the indefinite
postponement.
Mr.. Simmons-I thought it singular
that you should second motion that
you were going to vote against.
Mr.. Baker, thank the gentleman
for putting me right if I was wrong !;
but 1 thought it very clear what meant.
only ask that there may be direct
vote taken upon the motion o. Senator
from Min, to postpone indefinitely.
If it be the pleasure Of the Senate to
kill the bill. let it be done, and let it
perish in the face of day; but if there
shall be decided vote against that mo-
ton, and in favor Of the bill, l ask, in
common justice to the greatest measure
that ever was before this Senate, that
we shall 90 along calmly, deliberately,
with as much discussion as may be de-
sired, in the face of the whole Senate,
and meet the direct proposition, by way