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PROF. l.. MlLlEHH
HAIR INVIGORATOR:

AN EFFECTIVE SAFE AND ECONOMICAL COMPOUND
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR to its original
color withon. dyeing, and preventing the hair
from turning gray.
FOR PREVENTING Badness. and curing it,
when there in the least particle of vitality or
recuperatise energy remaining.
FOR REMOVING ScUEF AND DANDRUFF,
and AL Guitar. ous affections Of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR, impa, ting to
il an Gncqua!ed gloss aud briliancy, making
IL soft and silky in its texture and Causing il
to curl really.
The great celebrity and the increasing demand for
this uucaualied PREPARATION convince the proprietor
that one trial only is only necessary to satisfy dis
corning public OF its superior qualities over any
other preparation ut present In use 1t ceanses the
head and scalp from daudruf and other cutancOus
the hair to grow uxurantly, and gives
IL rich son. glossy and flexible appearance, and also
where the hair is loosenng and thinning, ii will give
strength yigo the roots and restore the growth
to those parts hich have become bald, causing it to
yield Jresheorerrng Of hair.
There are hundreds Of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hair restored by the Of this
Invgorator, when all other preparations had failed
L. NJ has in his possession letters innunerabe testify
ing the above facts from persons Of the highest
ability. 1t will eIectusiiy prevent the hair from
turning gray until the latest period Of life; and in
where the hair has already changed its color the OF
the Invgorator will with certainty restore 1t to its orig
inal hue, giving il dark, glossy appearance. AS
tic s,ary nded having agreeable fragrance:
and the great facilities 1t Affords In dressing the hair,
which, when moist with the lnvigorator be dressed
in any form to preserve its place, whether
plain or In curshcnce the great demand for it by the
ladies' Ms a standard toilet article which ought to
he
tie, had at all respectable druggists perumers.
l.. MILLER would call the attention Of parents and
guardians the Of his Invgorator, in where
the childrens hair nclines to be weak. The Of
lays the fou ndation for good head OF hair 1t
any impurities that may have become connected
with the alp, the removal Of which IL necessary both
the health Of child and the future appearance
its hair.
C.uTIoN.-None genuine without the fac snile LOUIS
MiLIER being the outer wrapper; also, L. MlLLEKS'
HAIR REsT0RATlvE,N N. Y. blown in the glass.
Wholesale Depot So Dey st. and sold ny all the prin
cpal Merchants and Druggists throughout the world.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity. l
also desire to present to the American public my
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CIR ARD
Fire 4 Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
capital, 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JA'sB AI.vO.D, Secretary.
As. GILIETT, yice.pres. & Treas.
assurances against losses by fire.
Ea-Losses promptly adjusted. 80
s.YATES, Agent, Upton. Iowa.
Dec. 18th 1859.
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&0 >
1Gississippi and Missouri r. =
I'm and amer Mondsy. Nov. 18th. 1851, and
" until fsrshef notice, trains will run - fol-
Leave wilton for DavenportA Chi, n
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, 1900 r.
Leave Wilton for Muscatine, 400 MA 800 Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. 11,5O 4. NJ
Arrive at, Wilton from Musc4hnt; I
Arrive at wilton from Iowa City.
Passengers going west make direct connec.
tons with the Western Stage Co.'s stages for oil
points west. 49, 49, fEEry
Passengers going east make direct connections
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
r. X. trains, for all points east s,uth and north.
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars. ..st
J.F. TRACY, Sup't
A. KIaBALL, Assistant Supt.
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The Nos. ! and 2 Machines arc OF gTca cnpac-
i,y and application for manufacturing purposes.

Tho Nos. ! and ? Machines arc OF gTca, cnpac-
i,y and application for manufacturing purposes.
Our No. . Machines are especially adapted to
all kinds of light and heavy Leather WpIk, in
carriage trimming boot and shoe making iar'
ness making, etc etc. They are OF extra size,
with al arIa long enough to take under il and
stitch the largest sized bushes. There is Scarce
" airy part Of trimmers stitching that Cannot
be better done with them than by hand: SO, too,
the saving of time and labor is very great. The
table of these hines is 81 inches long, AMI the
shuttle will hold six times the us nj quantity OF
thread. The large machines work as last as
small cnes.
We would ask for our Letter 4 Machines the
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Max
ers and oil those who waat Machine, for light
manufacturing purposes. They cmi'"iy the prin-
cip.cs of the standard machlues, making like
them the interl0cked stitch, AMI are destined TO
be as celebrated for Family Sewing and IGN
manufacturing Purposes IA our standard ma
chimes are for manufacturing purposes in gen
erah
". how ..~--- L~.-a, n--"",nS ouuscs,
silk Twist, Linen and cotton Thread Oh spuols,
best Machine Oil in bottles, etc, etc.
We manufacture our own needles. and would
warn all persona using our machines not to buy
any others. We know that there are needles sold
Of the most Inferior quality, Il higher prices
than we charge fer our best. The needles sold
by us are manufactured expressly far our ma
chimes. bal needle may render the les: ma
chine almost useless.
Onr customers NAV rest assured that al onr
Branch Offices ars furnished with the genuine
article
In case OF .ms!i purchases, the money may lie
sent in ros,as sta,nps, or hank notes.
7l.~ Correspondents will please write their
names distinctly. ]. 10 all important tina, wc
should, in each case, know the pos,os,icc cuan,y
and state.
2S-All persons requiring information about
Sewing Machines, their sizes, prices, working
capacities, and tho best methods Of purchasing
ran obtain 1t 10y sending TO us, Or any OF our
Branch Offices for copy of
1. N. SINGER 4 CO.'S GAZETTE,
Which is . beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely de-
voted to the subject 1t viii be sent gratis
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American Agriculturists


A thorough. going, reliable, and practical
Journal, dew ted to the department . OF Soil Gull
ture->4uch rs growing field crops; orchards and
garden fruits; garden vegetables and flowers;
trees, plants, and flowers, for the lawn or yard;
care of domestic animals, &c =, and to household
labors. 1t has also sn interesting anh instruct
i've department for children and youth.
A full calendar OF operatious every month.
Three to four hundred, more, illustrative
engravngs appear in each volume.
articles. and many useful items, are given every
year . =,
The editors and contributors are all practical
working men.
The teachings Of the Agriculturist are con-
fined to no state OF Territory, but are adapted to
the wants of all sections of the country-it is. as
its name indicates, for the whole Ams rican Con
tiDent.
German Edition is published of the same
size and pI ice as the Ed lish and con: tanning all
ITS reading matter, and its numerous illustrative
engravings.
TERMS-INvARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
One cory, one year, 81 90
Six copies, one year, 90
Ten or more copies one year so c:s each.
Postage anywhere in The United states and
Territories must lie paid by the subscriber, and
is only six cents year, i! paid IN adrantc at the
Office where received.
All bushes. and other communica cations should
be addressed to the Editor and Proprietor,
ORANGE JUDD,
IL Park Row, New York City.
ZcS Subscriptions received at 50 cents each,
at the Postofice in Upton. noi5
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MoFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS and PHOENiN 3IITEKS.

MoFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX 3ITTEKS.
THESE MEDICINES have now been before the pub
lie for period of Thirty Years. and during that
time have maintained high character in almost
part o. the Globe tor their extraordinary and inmefi
ate power Of restoring perfect health to persons suffer-
inf under nearly every kind of disease ch the lu-
frame is Liable"
The following among the distressing variety o.
human diseases in which tho
Vegetable Lie Medicines
Arc we'll Known to be infIlliah'e.
DYSPEPSIA. by thoroughly cleansing the first and
second sumarhs. and creating f.w Of pure. healthy
bile, instead Of the stale and ncrid kind Flaulency
III Temper ANXIETY. Lan:uor. and Melancholy. which
are the general symptoms OF Dyspepsia. viii vanish,
a natural consequence of its cure.
COSTINENESS.h by cleansing the whole isngth Of the
intestines with solvent process and without violence
all violent purgcs leave the bowels costye within
levers Of al, kinds, by restoring the blood to a
regular crcuation through the Of respiration
ia such and the horoug solution If all ites-
tina, obstruction in others.
The Life Medicines have been know to cure RlET NJ
ATIsM permanently in three weeks. ami Gou. in half
that time, 10y removing local Inflammation fry Ia the
muscles and lirlmcnts Of the joints.
DkUPSIEs Uf all kinds. by freeing and sreIiEtheu-
ing the kidneys and hiailcr they operate delight
fully these important organs and hence have ey er
been found certain remedy for ;hc worst Eases Of
GRAVEL.
Also WORMS by disIodging from the turnings Of the
bowels the siimy matter "hch these adhere
SCtRVY. XIX EKS. AID 1nveterlte Sores. ~ the
perfect purity whiuI, these Lie Medicines give the
blood and ali the haH4ora.
sCuEeuTIC EECPTIUEs md bad Co1ariexfous
by their Alternative else! upon The uds that feed the
sA!n, ami the morbid state Of which occasions all erup
tive complaints. sa'oH cloudy, and other disaSreeaoie
compilations.
The of these ps for very short time III .aeo
an entire cure Of SALT kIlEt NJ. ami a striking i'm
provencat in the olearness oi the AKIN Common Colds
and Influenza will always %c rpre! iy dose, or by
twoin the worst
PILEs.-The origina! proprietor q: these medicines,
of p.tttil, i.y
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NV and fresh supply Of Sugar. coffee. Mo
asses. dc" lust received by f.. IN. CHII,Ds.
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Lumber Yard =!

AUlfDeE Il ara !.
s. 6 G. ag2RRtn,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
IN oil kinds of
CuABER. SHINGLES, LATH. FLOORING
Siding. Joist. Scantlng, Fencing and all kind
CT Wide, Clear and Common Lumber ant
having Iii connection
PLANNING MACHINE.
which affords ,nasaoi,.t;as Z. r.....h 4. ..a.
and constantly keep on hand
DRESSED FLOORING, SASH, Doors AND BLIyps
!i:'ins thso'des e+labli LUMBER YARni,,hi,ci,x
Yea re-, Yer, p'ron"s. from T,p,o" SUI
ny tHec"thHts re-pectfnI solicit NV old =. .siasI
Persons sending orders can rest assut ed that
they will be Carefully filled at as cheap terms
as though they were here in person.
once second ST, opposite Benn
Nnseailre Iowa. liz
NOTICE..
DHVPOHAL~ viii be received at IN. offr. y.
1 'ae clerk Of the district court until III. L.,
Gay OF January i~'i2, lor the purpose of sunnir
~ t"' county "E'cetS with wood aud stationery
Tor lh' ensuing cor, said contract to lc given
70 Tue lowest hIoder, as follows to Wit:
~ cords Of wood:
f'a'ihS OF legal cap paper "a coed auali,y,1
d" iout-c4p Do do
d. letter do do
loco mudian sized cnvelopes
'0z' hotties Agnoid's Ink and hoye. steel
lstn~:
500 large sized envelopes:
doz. bTnums;
~. bTniug oil tsooi quality;
20 HIS. of candles t5ta1:
, court 'c'rd &C. l2xls inches. 800 pages:
lax book fr ls52, tof a pettern the clerk shall
select: '
assessors book. for Is townships:
Imle Of township pla.s (bauk.,;
squire bar docket: y
Sqnte clerks do
to designate. AinS1n Sn az 'n.s hme
CIR Dis, cour, Cedar co n ~" low.
Upton. Oct. ~. l-Gl Jun y io"a.
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NOTICE.

"A Ii PERSONS indebted to the sulscriber
"A Are hereby notified thst they must ca,l y,
snss: q Arvin Baglsy. who has my papers, and
1'pss'veL I'd Si'3m~ EZRA NcLONEY.
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Singers Letter A Machine,

Is the best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
poses: Price. with hcmmerl and
beautifully Inamcnted, $50.
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NOTICE

Usher, b., given to the citizens of Cedar COMFY
l state of Iowa, that sealed proposals VIII y.
received ut the Clerks office of the Distrl,'
Court until the LIST day of January, A. y. loe,,
for the keeping II any poor persons there M
be IN said county. Said contracts will be icy
the lowest bidder per week, In accordance WIZ
section 1893 Of the revision Of 1860, and Q! "
der Of the Board Of Supervisors.
ALONZO SHAW, clerk
Board Of Supervisor
firtcn, Nov. IS, 1851.
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an and after Monday, Nov. 1st 1851, until
~ further notice, trains will run as follows.
Trains pass Onion Grove station:
GOING WEST: ' GOING EAST:
Passenger Tn, 1926 An; Passenger Tn 3.l5 Pm
Mixed 2.0OP.M; Mixed ..ll.5O An
Freight i" G.t0 " Freight go
CONNECTS. -~ Ky. .
At Dewitt with stages for Davenport Alaquoke-
ia. At Yankee Run with stages for Toronto,--
Onion Grove with stases for Upton. Al Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Tinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Fl. Dodye. Toido, luarengo, Fit,
Dcsn,oines, Council Bluffs,
Siour City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest. cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa, il be.
ing only l36 miles flom Chicago to the Mississ.
ippi River, and thence directly into the Interior
Of Iowa.
An agent will lie at the Depot in Fulton to re.
ceive all baggage for Clinton or the Road, which
will be conveyed across the river free of charge.
{. II. BODFlSH, Superintendent.
NV. HAM General Freight Agent.
Clinton. Iowa, Nov LIST, ISL. vsn9tf.
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Singers Sewing Machine.

Singers Sewing Machine.
FIFTY DOLLARS!
HAVING completed and occupied our great
III Fire-Proof Manufactory-the most perfect
machine shop in the world-we have signafzed
the event by producing a new Family Sewing
Machine containing the latest improvements, \
the very low price Of
FIFTY DOLLARS!
This great reduction will leave the public
without inducement or excuse for buying any Of
the inferior machin which infringe our pat.
ents. Competition will heneeforth become I'M.
possible. A very large reduction has been made
in the prices of all OF
SINGERS STANDARD MACHINES
for manufacturing purposes, which are well
known to be without any successful rival in ~
market. Much has recently been published 10
regard to various stitches made by sewing ma
chimes. We will take 1t for granted that oil inc
world knows the fact, ut Singers Machines
make the best stitch ever invented, and do 1t ID
the hest style.
HSsend for copy Of L. NJ Singer + CO..
Gn1sffe, which contains full Information about
prices sizes, etc., Of sewing machines and riH %
supplied gratis. IN. SINGER 4 CO.
Jan. 70, 1859: 45s Broad.cay. Nesc York.
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New and Improved Instantaneous
Ito UID HAIR DYE

which AFTER years Of scientific experimenting have
TO perfection It dyes black brown
without injury TO the hair skin, warranted the hest
article Of the kind In existence. Price-Oniy so Cts
Depot, SO DEFY Street, New York.
v7n43:osly
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!. NJ. SINGER 1 co.,
as Broad way, New York.
Office in CHICAGO, No. 50 Clark II.

Office in CHICAGO, No. 50 Clark n.
Office In Milwaukee, ~ Newhall House.
o July ,alssl. r
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aDf5tfrl1 Nfm5.

REAaRKABLr IscREAsE. - The Butte
$500 S.s ~. IN y.
az $500 't;S ta9. wy, 0.y'i I'M, ss
~, s" ,S, 49, - y. ~, n''
had 49, go sn., ssr aaa - - 49, 80
aasb Eli = ,, 49, coa MY 49, 1,ba 49,.
~ ni ~ nv, s ~ 49, oli - o s"'s
\ ! Vn' 80 l ~ - Y Il.
TFRRfRtE CerrISG AFFAiH.--Gcnoa,
Carson Valley, March s, 1861 "a ter.
.rible cutting affair has just taken place
here. Al man named Bfashefs cut anotf-
or named Nildman arrcss the bowels with
q large kuite, SO that his intestines pro-
truded. He still breatEes, but can hard
ly survive. Drs. Chamberlain aud Dag.
get are in attendance upon him.
r.s.... 4, 7. ~ 1. 4.
~, aststA \ 1000 ilSs IN isEL liyEls'
Mesaos'@9 s9ag5y i e .,,e says
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9araBn 4tu /!
GREAT nRjiTAlIN.

A furious northeast gale, on the Eng
lish coast, had entailed All immense loss
Of life and property. Al Hull, large
number Of vessels were driven ashore, aud
numerous lives were lost. AT Wiitby,
eleven wrecks occurred, and two vessels
foundered with all on board, At Kings
town, Ireland, sixteen vessels werewFeeked,
mostly in the harbor, aud many lives were
lost. Capt, Boyd, belonging to a man-Of.
war at kingstown, and his boats crew.
were on the pier, endeavoring to save the
crew Of o vessel, when wave swept the
all into the sea and they were drowned
In addition of the above there are numer-
Gus melancholy reports Of casualties and
wrecks from various parts OF the coast.
At Lloyds, adyices were received In tlte
aggregate Of l35 losses, being the largest
number ever posted In one day. AT Har-
tlepool, between so and 60 vessels were
stranded ,.<s Eye.
I In the House of Commons; Mr.. Bris-
tow asked what measures had been taken,
or were in contemplation, to protect Brit
ish interests in America. a' 81 & & 8
Lord John Russell said il was very diff
fcult to carry out any measure for the
protection Of British interests IN that
country, us both antagonistic parties were
carrying on civil war by robbery; but he
he hoped that the struggle would soon
cease.
Another Desperate convict outbreak
had occurred at Chatham While $50
eonyiets were at dinner, they threw their
soup rthe warders, took possession Of
the building, and armed themselves with
such material as they could procure. Most
Of them were, however, prevailed upon To
return to their work, but Others had to
be imprisoned At latest nccounts an in
Subordinate spirit continued to be mani.
tested, and a strong military force had 10
be employed to bring the eonPiets into
subsection. - H..
A tleputation from tile African Aid So
eiety had waited upon Lords Palmersfon
and John Russell urging the appointments
OF q consular agent at Abbeokuta. the can,
ital Of a magnificent cotton growing eouIl-
try. A favorable Consideration Of the
subject was promised by Lord John Rus.
.sell. q fafa. .ss-,. .5-.2' T. ,.e,-z,..s
Considerable alterations were being
made on: the Great Eastern, aud she was
to be again ready for sea in March. 1t
Is probable her next voyage win he 10
New York. e. ...f.--..s
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& . : ~ ~ . d. . ~. . u
IQo'clock tho heavens prcseHted a yory SIM
snlar appearance. "a bright luminous
circle ettirely surrounded the sun. Al
pale hut very distinct streak hisected the
sun on the plane Of The horizon and ex-
tended about the entire visual circle Az
the points of intersection Of the last cir
Gle with the former, were large luminous,
spots hned like rainbow, but more bril-.
liant Three other spots of less brillian-
cy appeared equidistant along THIS horl.
zontal streak, making Eve dogs iu all
The most singular thing Of oil remains,
yet 70 be described. Atapdint between
iIiC sun and the zenith, ard considerably
outside the FIRST described circle, the most
brilliant hued and brightest spot " All
this luminous display Ay;4arcd in the form
OF the segment 81 a circle, " diam ,cr
somewhat less than the Erst with the ex-
terror 81 the segment tusued toward the
sun, These singular spots and streaks
for hours with such brillaney
as to pain the eyes to lock upon them.
These singular phenomena continued
through the day with the exception Of o
few brief intervals, in which the sun was
-obscnred by scnd and only disappeared
as the sun SINK behind the western hori-
zon. The evening was beautiful and the
moon took up and varied the wonders Of
the day. "a very large bright rainbow
hued elliptieal halo appeared bisecting the
moon as near rs may be az its lower wing
and extending toward the zenith Will
mock moons or moon dogs at intervals
AT times there appeared also a bright
conceutric halo with the moon in the cen
ter incIosihg the lower part Of the eccen
trio halo Below tho concentric halo
there appeared long luminous streak,
more bright, and varied aud broader
than a rainbow, with its extremities slight
y curved upward from the plane Of the
horizon, all these unusual appearances
together, formed one Of the most wonder
ful sights that we were ever permitted to
behold, How long they continued we
cannot tell. .',
~. :
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Idral nfma.

y Z = - = /. X. . = 1 .
TnE CoxFEnEScE. The conference
opens to-day il the Tabernacle. Not
withstanding the heavy roads, wagons
and teams were coming into the city yes
tcrdny, quite numerously
THE IyDAEs.- Dimick ought to be
doing q Zig business Bands Of natives
are visiting us every few days. AT the
next great inauguration, call for our re.
porter, i, .,
TnE WEATHER. The weather for the
past week, npto yesterday, At times has
been exceedingly stormy Yesterday
everything looked gay, and summer Ike.
While we write, the sky Is anything bnt
.clondless. yet there is plcasantness
about the atmosphere that inspires hope
Of iiner weather.
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II the revenue could be collected In any,
other way than BY placing the custom
horse beyond the Immediate power Or the
meal authorities An act was passed il
compliance with this recommendation, bnt
ia operation WINS limited to the close 81
he next session Of Congress Mt. Iir-
cold has no more power now than Gen.
Jackson bad previous to the passage 81
athe force act z and II tho executive need
ed 10 be clothed with additional authort
~ then, Il would seem 10 be even more
necessary under existing circumstances.
The attempt TO revive this act at the hate
session, IL viii be remembered did not
prevail
The question then naturally arises.
whether Mr.. Lincoln will deemit tieccs.
sary 10 call OH extra session d Congress.
As II Is impossible 10 collect the revenue,
under existing laws, without an immediate
collision between the federal and state an,
thorities, II Is hardly probable that the
President will undertake il until be has
obtained from Congress authority TO abol-
lsh existing collection districts, and estab.
lish custom houses on board ships The
whole tone Of the inaugural Indicates that
he will not take any hasty steps; and, In
deed, so large a number Of states have
yet to elect their members, that if an ex-
ira session should be called II would hard
" assemble before the beginning Of sum
mer. But the duty Of collecting the rev.
epue seems SO imperative that We deem i
iprobable President Lincoln will feel i'm
PEELED to assemble Congress in special ses
sion, and lay before it such recommends,
tons as tho exigency may render proper
~ Y Horld.