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I AIDES DRESS FURS Just opcnad :
IL extensive and well-assorted stock I Of \, y,
DIES and CHILDREN;S DRESS and M AZ
CY FURS, made expressly for our retail tr ra1'
ty our house III New York, and warranted taI
the best in this market. "
We especially call the attention of purchase.
to our Russian Sable, Martin. FIFTH
Mink, Siberian Squirrel. and Amer,
cam and Canadian Fzzxs, consisting in T.,
dies and Chi!drens Tippets, Capes, NANTES
new style Of Fur Collars, and Gentlenlen's Nu.
ners.
" We defy al competition in this line.
AT the same time we bring in remembrance
our stock Of ladies GEoaks and Nantes
Dress Goods. and general stock of DRY
GOODS. which is daily increased with the
newest and choicest patterns Of fashion,
", Furs from the country will be bought
both for export and manufacturing. at the higl.
" Remember, As Market Space. near Sev
enth street, under the Avenue House, Washing
ton, D. c. ). & ". Me AABEkG.
WASHINGTON, nov 1q-31n
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A SCENE In TIE y. y. tof.NtAIf. -hl - "a
kinson took the floor yesterday and spoke at
considerable length, principally in derun-
citation Of Mr. Saulsburys speech of Friday
last, charging him with utteriDg falsehoods
At the conclusion of Mr. Wilkinson 5 speech
Mr.. Salisbury arose and remarked that 1t was
not his ''province here to reply to the black
guardjsm and low scurrilty Of that fellow.
Mr. Hale.-I call the Senator to order,
The Chair. The Senator from Delaware will
resume his seattle is out of order.
Ir Salisbury, rising, said it might not be
out of order for the Senator from New Hamp-
shire to listen to what he had listened to for
the last hour, and it mi ght not be in order to
hear it characterized as it should be. lie
made speech expressing his honest sentiment
and it never occurred to him that he should be
called to order By some adyenturer IN the Wilds
Of Minnesota.
Mr.. Hale again called to order
The Chain hoped no intranctlon OF the rules
would be made.
Mr.. Salisbury said he would simply say, as
his remarks seemed distateful to the Senator
from New Hampshire, that when he made a
few remarks on Friday, he indicated that II
any one questioned his loyalty to the constltu-
ton and the goyernment-not to the admins
tration and the republican party, but to the
constitution and the government-that he lied
before man and the presence Of high Heaven,
and as the Senator from Minnesota had brought
himself within that class, there he would leave
him
The Chair called "Order:" and some little
buzz Was created.
Mr.. Hale said, in vindcation Of himself,
that he had not heard either the speeches OF
the Senator from Delaware Or Minnesota, and
his call to order WAS irrespective o. what had
been said before
The deadlock in the lower House Of the
New York Legislature still continues 4
whole week has been spent in baloting for
Speaker without result.
On she LIST ofJanuary thenew T. S. homestead
law took effect. For fifteen dollars man can
secure 100 acres Of government land by this
act
The iron-clad figate New Ironsides went TO
sea from Hampton Roads on Sunday.
The English steamer Princess Royal, a sup
posed blockade runner has left Halifax for
Nassau
Hon. William A. Richardson, Democrat,
has been elected United States Senator from
Illinois.
COL II. Clark, chief Of commissary Of sui
s;stanco, has ordered that al the hides and
talow Of beeves slaughtered for the army OF the
Potomac shall hereafter be delivered to the
post commissary, at Alexandria, and there sold
at auction to the highest bidder. The number
L. ....AL -.a,.:o, l.,,aa o,,o L,,n1lrod md GGG
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John T. COOKE,

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hVThe Rev. J. C. Fletcher gave us,
last evening, brilliant lecture on the re-
liQion, customs and people Of Brazil. Sell
dom have we rslished anything more than
the picture be laid before his audience OF
that exuberan, garden Of the tropics, ia.
den with lis strange variety OF fruits and
flowers, teemjng with it's perpetual har-
vest for the hand Of man. Surely that
country must be the garden OF the void,
and Il its people had the enterprise which
moves this Yankee nation, immaginatiou
could not sci bound 10 the results they
would prsduce there. And as relevant tc
to this comparison the Reverend gentle
man stated that the best Remedies EN-
.ployed there for the diseases 10 which
they are subject are invented and supplied
to them by our own well known couairy,,
man ,br. J. G. Aver Of Lowell Mass, and
that no, the people only but The priest
hood and the court Of the Emperor down
have constant recourse in sickness 10 the
Remedies Of this widely celebrated Amer
/ ican Chemist. - Ledger, Boston.
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ANFORD,s
Family Cstharlic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

Pure Vegeta5ls Extracts, aud pni up in GlHs
Gases, Air Tight. aud wiu Keep in aay climate.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is,a gen
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The constantly in-x lcreasing demand from
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Cathnrtic is needed and "a such as DERANGE-
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MESS, PAINS. IN THE BACK and LOlNS,
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OVER THE WHOLE BoDY from sudden cold,
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a1-Tho Liver fnvigoratar and Family Cathar
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! Manufacturer anu Proprietor.
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Letter from Gen. Rosecrans to the Ohio
Legislature.

The following excellent letter nom Gen.
Rosecrans has been transmitted 10 the
Legislature Of Ohio. The rebuke admin
istered by the gallan. General 10 the
peace-mongers OF that and other States,
must create sensation" among the
followers of the ''martyr" Olds:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
CUMBERLAND. MuRFREEsBoRo,
Tenn, FEBRUARY 3,i863.
To the Honorable the General Assembly Of
the State Of Ohio.
The resolution Of thanks, passed by
your honorable body, to the army Of the
Cumberland, its commanding General
and his staff, has been duly received and
published to the troops Of this command
On behalf Of all, l return you heartfelt
thanks.
This is, indeed, a war for the mainten
ance of the Constitution and the laws
ray, for national existence--against thost
who have despised our honest friendship
decsived our just hopes. and driven us L
defend onr homes. BY foul and willfu
ISLANDERS on our motives and Intentions
persistently repeated, they have arrayes
ags;nst our own fellow citizens, bound II
US by the triple ties OF consanguinity
geographical position and commercial in
terest.
Let no man among us be base enough
TO forget this. Or fool enough 10 trust al
oligarchy OF traitors 10 their friends, e
clyil liberty and human freedom: voiun
tary exiles from home and friends, for the
defense and safety OF all, we long for the
time when gentle peace shalt again spread
her wings over our land but we know
no sneh blessingis possible while the un.
just and arbitrary power OF the rebel lead
ers confronts and threatens us. Crafty as
the fox. cruel as the tiger. they crisd "no
coercion" while preparing to strike us.---
Bally-like. they proposed to fight us, be.
cause they said they could whip FIVE "a
one, and now, when driven back, they
whine out s'no INVASION" and promise a
Of the West permission 10 navigate lh
Mississippi il we viii be "good boys an
do as they bid us.
Wherever they have the power. The
drive before them into their ranks th
Southern people, and they would also driy
US. Trust them not. Were they abb
they would invade and destroy us will
out mercy. Absolutely assured Of the
things. 7 an. amazed Moi any one eou
think Of peace on any terms. lie soAo q
teTfains fhesentiplent Is III only 10 be slav
he pko uttsrs IL al his time. IS. mareossr.
traitor 10 Ais country. 0Ao dsssrues (
seern and contempt Of 'aN honorable men,.
When the power Of the INSCRIPTIONS re
81 leaders 10 removed, and the people a
free 10 consider and act for their own
teEesis, which are common with ours. u
dor this government, there will bo
great diiiicul,y il determination.
tween our tastes and social life there q
fewer differences than between those
the Northern and Southern provinces
Kngland or Ireland.
w. s. ROSECRANs,
Major General.
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MEDICAL. 4t.l
The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho immediate supervia
IA Ion oi n skillful Physician, and they may bo
relied upon IN AL cases.
The intelligence Of the community is not In.
euliod by the offer Of slngle medicine which
claims 70 cure ALI pIsrAsrs, but tho Gutenberg
Remedies conalsi OF seven different Medicines,
all unequnled In the cure OF diseases for which
they are recommended. among which may be nes
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dent TO this country and Climate.
asrTHE GREFENBERts VEGETABLE
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hJ.THE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA
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a1rTHE CIR lEFEN BE G GsARSAPARILLA
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/ ayTHE GR.EFENBERG DysENTERY
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! hrTHE GREFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never loiis to permanently relieve this distressing
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arTHE GRlEFENBERG CHlLDREN's
PANACEA is an Invaluable compound tn all
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! THE GltHsFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
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ulnr dsease- Price 80 Cents.
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THE GRHsFENBEKG CONSERVATIVES
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THE EGRIEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERs
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THE CIR 4FFENBERG LOTION is unporal
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disease cold settles somcwhere In ths boly ana oS
struuts It's natural functionn These, NY .slo,v, 49,
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the disorders th0y cure. a.,
Statements from leading physlsians In some OF th'
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NONANk NO WNOvC.

As proof that tho Blood Purifier and Piils are purely
veeeabic have the certificates Of those eminent chem.
sis Professors Chiffon Of n n, and Locke Of caeinnati
Read DR. Robacs Special Notices and Certificates pub
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with confidence in oil the diseases for which il is
recommended.
ithas cured lhoBsands,.s within the last years,
who had given up nlllS hopes OF relief, as the
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Tho ose must be- adapted 10 the temper.
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Let the dictates OF i. your Judgment guide
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Dysentery, DrOpsy li S0nf Stomach, Ha-
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mn II. B. KINGSLEY II Dear Strive feelii du-
ty we owe to ii public 10 say that Mnrshale Ca
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classed under the head OF Female Diseases. We
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body 10 perform their appropriate llnclions.
Mrs w CARTER,
Mrs. E. e. WEEKS,
Aiiss c. sly o ORliSTEIT.
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ACOmpaniOn to Female LIFE.
---~~~O--n-~
NM A- ~ Ec
LIFE AMONG rh.NIOrInOnS
BY AUSTIN N. WARD

BY AUSTIN N. WARD.
This, like the above, Is a work Of great and un-
usual interest, and will be eagerly read as a
volume to FEMALE LIFE"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TRUTH Stranger than FICTION
A SIhRILING WORK!
FEMALE
LIFE AMONG THE M0RM0NS.
"A NaRRaTIYE or
Many J ears Personal Experience,
BYMARiA WARD,
THE WIFE ola MORMON ELDER

"That one half OF the world cannot imagine
how tho other half live" 10 no less true than tfite
and the lesson the adage affords, our experience
and observation dnly tend TO verify. Then, too,
when we consider the ever-varying phases OF hui
man passion, aud the discordhnt elements from
which all novel and fantastich sects are moulded,
il can scarcely surprising that faithful rec
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in (ar-off country on the outskirts OF ciyiliza.
ton, which, people in another state OF society,
would never imagine possible. Knowing as i do
know, the evils and horrors and abominntion OF
the Mormon system. the degradation itimposes
on fe,nales, aud the consequent vices which ex-
tend through all the ramifeatons of the society,
a sense OF duty 70 the world nus induced me 10
prepare the following narratys for the public eye.
The romantic incidents CONNECTED with my cx
perience. many may think border on the marvel
Gus. I'A,hem would say, that this narrative
OF my iit only proves, what has so often been
proved before, that ..,TRuTH Is STRANGER THAN
FIcTIoN. ~ authors Prefaee.
The book contains 449 pages, with engraving.
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MEDICAL.
AYERS
OATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are yon nick, f.oiIe. and
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and should 10 ercrted by a
timely use OF the right rem
cdy. Take Ayers Pulls aud
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purify the blood, aud
Let tho iiuids move on unQb-
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I They stimulate the functions
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, tivlty, purify the system hom
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Balm Of the West.

BURNS, soALDs also. SALT RHEUM
Itch ðer Diseases Of the Skin
generally. Those afflicted with the pIIEs are
especially Invited to give IL trial.
For sale by JoHE Nichols, Char on and
A. FLING. Munson.
May 29th, 1851. e04u
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Tho above named Lodies we nre personliay ac-
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while we lived in Medina they were great suf-
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il to the Ladies' Of this Country, safe and Of
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subject 70. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor OF the Garfield Herald.
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SANF0RD's
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'.' Agent for Ohio.
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Washington, d. c., 7ti Feb, 1856. !
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As a Family Physie.

IA q WhfhtEy HHFHfDeI : -
From d.. 4. w cu4rrght he'e Orleans.
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