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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1864-01-13
T15 a3ll3f FDClDa

A the action of the Relief Board does not
"A seem to he fully comprehended, FREQUENT
applications for relief being made in nerson
or by letter to the undersigned, he deems it
proper to state that payments will be tenn,
porarily renewed to those formerly on the
list on presentation of certificate signed bv
not less than three known taxpayers stating
that the applicant has not received suffi-
Gent from her husband or other support to
enable her, together with her own Industry,
to make living for herself and family. and
giving reasons for such inability. This is
intended for the benefit of all rea2iy in need.
and for no others.
The following form for applications for re.
lief on the part of families of drafted men.
is published for public Information
The undersigned respectfully represents
that her here insert husband, son. or broth
er, as the case may be who was her support.
has been drafted, and is now in the service of
the U. States as soldier that she has -
child, aged
years that neither he nor she owns real
property nor personal estate sufficient for her
maintenance that she is - years of age
and In --- health
Signature of applicant.
Sworn and subscribed before me
this day of 1863.
j..
At the head of the application tie name
of the soldier. the company and regiment he
Is In, and when and whore enlisted, must be
stated, or certificate accompany it that he
has been mustered into the service
The undersigned, residents of the distr;c.
In which the above applicant resides. hereby
certify that they believe the facts set forth
above are true, and that she is Justly entitled
to the benefits of the relief fund.
ITO be signed by at least two known tax.
payers.)
On the reception of the above, the full ben.
edt of the relief fund of this county will be
awarded for II weeks, and should the draft.
ed man not receive his pay regularly, it can
be renewed under the reduced rates.
The above form can be filed up by almost
any person and will render unnecessary per-
sonal applications to the undersigned.
GEO. FRYsINGER,
Secretary to Relief Board.
Lewistown, January Is, 1864.
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WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS remain

"EEKLY LIST OF LETTERS remain
w ing in the Post Office at Lewistown,
January l3, 1864.
Bush Martha Mann r q
C0zier Eliz. w. Mckinney Miss Nan
Doooins y. Miss Meter John
Dennls Seth Reed John
Foreman Rebecca Stull Henrietta
Forester NJ. j. StuIl Uamptt
rees Charles Smith Eliza A.
Gremmeul Jas. W. Stewart J
Grove Margaret Starnes Mary
killinger Judas Vemman Y 7
MoYer Enoch Wolf r. b.
Musser Samuel Walters Mrs 6 r Q
Miller Louisa Yetter Rachel
Miller Samuel Yerrick Miss Ma,o;a
Moore Miss Sarah
Persons inquiring for letters ON the abyc
or o. any other list will please state on whic
list they are advertised One cent due on eacl
Janl3 SAMUEL COMFORT. p. NJ.
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PUBLIC SALE,

TNHE undersigned, administrator of VIM
l. McCay. decd, will sell at public sale at
the Court House, in Lewistown, on
SATURDAY, January 80, 1864,
All that certain lot of ground situate in
the West Ward of the Borough of Lewistown
fronting the old turnpike on the south wes,
and bounded On the west by lots Of NJ Ruov
on the east by lots of James G. Smith on
which are erected two two story
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rThe Gozetts is the oalg paper in this part Of the
State printed power press. and has facilities for
doing work NJ al kinds equaed by few. We have
Three presses IN eParatian-an Adams Power Press
FOR the Paper double medium hand press for Jobs,
afd 2 NewnGry Jobber for Blanks. Cards. &c. Our
circulation needs no bragcart putting, advertisers
chase and pay for application 10 the sgent of the
paper mills IN this town. make inquiry the diff
ferent post Offices through the county Our job files,
"hlc are open to examination by any one will show
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GOOD NEWS!

M f are pleased to inform such of our
w neighbours as are afflicted with Rheum-
atiSm, Sore Throat Quinsy, Sprains. Frosted
Feet, Group, Toothache, Neuralgia. Dvspep.
sla, Liver Complaint, Heart Disease, General
Debility, or diseases Of delicate nature.
that certain remedy can be had at the store
OF VIM. ID. Mcintyre. for any of the above
Complaints. No more cause for ailing when
sure cure is within the reach of all
References will be given to persons who
have tried the Union Balm" and Tonic
Alternative" and found them both sa sure
pop janl3-3t
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Books for Sale and Rooks
G0k. Hire

Any book not on hand furnishok ut sbe,t
notice. Sheet Music for the piano-select
(Pleces not on hand furnished at n dav,s ~
uce.) Note Paper. Letter ditto. FooIscan
otto. Arhold's Writing Fluid. Envelonss
Ladies Pens. and Lead Pencils.
Also Sewing Machines, Clothes Wr;n oar
&C., &c. &c. IT FRySINcpp,n ger
janl3-It* ohice'
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TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION.

The GAZETTE Is published every Wednesday by
GRoEaE FarsISozz Son. a. SI50 in advance, or 81 at
the end Of the year To address, copies will be
sent for So copies for 80 20 copestor SO These
terms T be rigidIy adhered to.
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Gold is>quoted at SO premium.
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Cash Rates Of Advertising

Administration or Executors Notices 81 90
II published in both papers, each 90
Auditors do IS
sheriff7s Sales IL lines / 90
Each additional line 8
Es:ray Caution other Notices, not exceeding
u lines, insertions, l 90
Tavern Licenses. single, ! 90
If than one, each SO
Registers Notices of Accounts each SO
On pubic sales publshedi in both papers, a deduo.
ton Of 25 per cent. on all matter over square.
Ali other Judicial Notices same as above, unless the
price is fixed by law.
Il lines Of burgeois, or 10 lines Of nonparel make
square. About words constitute line, so that any
person can easily calculate a square in manuscript
Yearly advertisements will be inserted ON such
terms may be agreed on.
IN all other cases Il lines constitute square, and
Will be so charged.
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IN @ad ! sanrna.

FNHE subscriber, publisher of the "True
IL Democrat. frequently advertises for
city dealers, and gets the pay in trade. This
trade has accumulated so much upon his hands
OF late as to entirely exceed his personal us .
ance' 10 convert 1t into money he has open.
ed. IN small way, an Odd Store. His stock
at present consists cf
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Estate of Isabella Campbell, deceased.

LsLdte OA ISdDeIIa tampDeIIs deeeaseds
~ Office is hereby given that letters of ad
~ mlnistration on the estate of Isabella
Campbell, late of Union township, Mitfiin
county, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, residing in said township All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment. and those hav
ing claims to present them duly authentica-
ted for settlement.
j. A. CAMPBELL,
Janl3* Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

cone 10 sleep for the session. Unexpectedly called
o to-day and passed. after brief and manly protest
from Mr. Douglass Of Oneida County VINO while speak.
ing very respectfully and even generously OF the de-
Parted preate reminded The House that it was poiti
cal AID not an ecclesiastical body aGd that the action
proposed was unprecedented and out Of place. The pre-
,ois question aud the Yeas and Nays were sharply de-
handed BY u New.Yorf City member, and then sue
occdcd an exhibition Of intheartedness such VIC
from time TO time in the lie aure, aud the resolutions
were carried By largo majority. Many u those who
voted for them risk in saying would have given
considerable sum IL they could have voted by ballot,
and in that very different result would have been
reached. The whole proceeding reminded one OF the
similar scene Of last V inter, when the Assembly was
bued in sense. into voting for string OF resolu
lions clarifying the immortal AcCia,an, when not one
Republican member in twenty believed that the I'M
lucky little hero any such person the resolutions
represented him.
THE SPEAKERS APPoiNTFES.
The Speaker this morning appointed his pages some
- or 80 number when the Dames OF the fortunate ap
pontecs announced, there was sudden stampede
from the galleries, which az FIRST excited slight alarm
but found 10 proceed from tho disappointed
candidates who rushed ont in body some 200 strong
when their fate was announced So early does the rage
for Office manifest itself et the Capitol.
The Leg stature has Just al oGrned till Monday even
ing which really means I'll Tuesday morning. In the
interim the Speaker will have opportunity to TX
up tie House Committee.
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NEN.YORk LEGzsLATIRE.
SENATE. ALDAyr. January 8 1884

SENATE. ALBANY, January 1864.
Mr.. IAIMBEER introduced q blli appointing
o. Commissiouefs ~ tho Metropolitan Police District
Thomas 9. Acton for eight years Wilson small ior az
years john q. Bergen r four years and Samuel Jonri
for two years. Their successors to be chosen by Tic
Legislature 10 The Regents OF the Uni
Ncfsiiy. aid hold oioe FOR eight years. Ia case Of va
cancy the remaining COuWlssOusfs - appoint until the
Legislature shll eject The bill repeats section 4 > D.
T. and 81 the present Police law 1t was referred h
the COMMITTEES IN Cite, and Villages.
Ar. tOZANS presented petition Tor = law 20 carry
into eject the " N u the ste Jones Roosevelt.
Mr.. CHRISTIE presented petition - relieve tie New
York Academy ~ Music from taxation.
Hills NOTICED.
BY Mr.. BELL-TO amend the act relative 70 NotlTies
Pebble.
by Mr.. HayKss-l'or the enlsrgemen: of Cham.
Ilain Canal.
By NJ. Asrs-For rebuilding the Oneida axe Canal
Jy Mr. SIROsG--Restlye TO NOtaTirs Public In New
York and Kings Counties.
Al.o for the r. gulatlou II Railroads In Brooklyn.
Bills E1RODCCED.
by Mr. CnzANs-TO incorporate the Missionary So
oety Of the Most Holy Redccmcr.
by NJ. Ahfs-Io Incorporate the Niagara Ship
Canal Company.
By Mr.. CoRsTIL-To enable Ezra Cornell 70 found a
Public Library in the village Of Ithaca.
By Mr.. foLGKR-Io enable husband and va TO tcs-
iify Tor or against zach other IN certain cases.
RESOLUTIONS oFFREED.
BY Mr.. BAuFYlo inquire into the eXpedicucy 81 in
creasng the salaries ~ clerks employed IN all the Stnte
Departments. Which vas adopted.
by Mr.. ImLDs-Io inquire into the erpcdency Of
increasing tho pay Of officers and members OF the Nc
tropoliial police force. Adopted.
rs Mr. IIEIDs-COucurfent reroin' iOus 20 amend the
Constitution ~ enable soldiers 10 vote.
Also resolutions - relieve the calendar ~ the Court
Of ppesis.
1it sens.e ihea a1Iourued until Monday.
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ssreut ritGin.

oath 80 tie 2sth Of December that every body might
have chance 10 celebrate festivities incident To
CHRISTMAS.
Tie L0nGoH A.7tV oNd Vary Goscft saws that the
Mesrs LAIRD have refused several offers fo the Merscy
Rams declaring that they not for sale.
Ii Is understood that the United St3ies Ministers.
both az London and Fsris. making continued efforts
20 prevent the steamer Rappahannock leaving Calais
for tie EigA Confederate cruiser Stores Tor
The ship Lad reached Calais from England.
Tie reduction OF tie BGnk at Enflands rate Of dis
count 90 per would il expected soon be fol
lowed ~ "a faTher reduction Of the rate 10 celt.
The demand for discount GIT and tie supply oi
noney was abundant. ard it coult be had on easier
fegms.
The bullion IN the Bank Of England had increased
during tie week ~. 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
The Exo;s,eiu Ouession.

At meeting at Altoona il which thousand.
took part Prince Frederick was formally procai
Duke OF uolsteiu amid the greatest enthusiasm.
Tho town was subsequently Diumipe.cd ara rTcSi
crowds trayersed the streets singing tho National song
uf Bolstein.
order YVES every where maintained.
Ielegraplio communication with HOsten became iu-
feIruptld - noon on the 25th ofDcCemher.
1t was reported tha. the General commanding tie
Austrian troops AZ Hamburg had been recalled
The s. troops entered 8ltOna on the 18th Of De
crmber.
The Danes left as the Federal troops appeared
The Federal Commissioners IN Hostein declare that
they viii assume tie administrator 81 Affairs Wit
prejudice 10 tie temporarily suspended rights Of the
Sovereign.
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From san Frnnciscc.

kSAN FrANclsCo ILurl1ay jan 2 1861.
The steamer Oregon has arrived with 100000
An treasure from Oregon and &l3O0O ron British
Columbia.
Sho brings news thct on the 10th Of December the
smal town Of Port Angeles, Washington Territory,
was nearly swept away By torrent OF water bursting
from o gorge II The mountains near the bay. Tue
CustOm.HOuse. large twO-stOry building, was Dc.
stroyed. Collector Gum escaped but one Deputy and
Inspector were drowned. The dwelling Of Mr.. Victor
Smith was destroyed. bis family barely escaping
There have been large sales Of raW and refined sugar
In the San Francisco market. Within two days
fners advanced the Rates Of sugar and eigups.
The dcfalcation Of OK Controller Warren, US far a.
sscertaiDed, IL about $4,000.
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Enhyof the Federal Troops into Ho!stein
IgSlGsATlGy OF The DANISH MINISTRY
Arrest Of English Recruits for The United
States Service.
HALIFAX. Friday, Jan. :. Isc4.

The steamship Africa Capt. Shannon, from
liverpool ct 10 O'clock thu morning Of The 2th VIA
Queenstown On the 27th Of December. arrived at this
port at II O'Clock last evening bringing three days later
Intelligence from Earopc. The Africa reports tia, she
has had heavy weather and bead winds during The entire
passage She sailed for Boston at Il o'clock this morn
ing, where she VII be due tomorrow Saturday
evening.
The steamship Scotia. rem New.York, reached
Queonstowr 1t 10 O'clock the evening OF the >ih Of
December. and Liverpool az Aafpast o'clock OF TIE
e5th making unprecodeu;eGly quick passage.
The steamship Saxcua, from New fors. arrived at
Southampton TIE AFTERNOON OF thu 23tA Of December
The news by the Africa is OF quite u holiday char
acter.
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Commercial Intelligence.

The Commercial news by the Africa was almost
snt1ely luiCyae by to eavccs by The City Of Baltimore
1he markets O.e1 non the z 70 the 18th Of Deem
be.
LoaDoS MAKKErs-Mesrs Bsrings' circular reports
BREADsIrY sill declining SUGAR quiet but hIm CorYRT
6Tuler. BIcs inactive. TIA quiet end unchanged. lkoS
sctive and fsn. IkrLOw flu1er.
AgNRICAS sKCuRTrEsIleIe nad been .-es Of Aucri-
can seciIiies
BAyRE MAREErs-HAyKy. Dec. 2+--CoITos.-sses Of the
week so bales Market quiet and steady closing nominal
New Orleans De cseino's S6s nj ditto, tG' So H. Stock,
$500 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

LIVERPOOL. Dee. 26-Eyening.- the mar
kts are eosod day and tho holidays are being cee-
brafod every Whrre.
he Danish ministry have rendered their resignation
o. the King end t has been accepted
England ana Russia cOnuauc 70 exercise pressure
in Denmark Oh the HOlstcin question.
Tie passage % the steamship Scotia, rom New iork
o. Iivt~pod il competed a. less than eight tays and
rWenty-ODe hours.
lbackerac the celebrated author, found dead In
LIS bed on ~ morning Of tie 2fh inst. He was teken
i oniy the day previous Lf,soD on the BRAN IL the
sDcgod cause cf.is death.
SIX OF the ren who were enlisted 70 serve on board
Go Federal steamer KearsGge az Queenstown, and who
were Ieoeafy ascmbcIed Gt that pOi have been conf
rnitted for t'ial. Afdavts were produced showing
that they led enlisted Tor tbl.e ee tor we purpose OF
fighting in the service Of the United States.
LOSDOE sunday Dec. q. ls6".-l csteIaay being o
general holiday III this city, aud places u business
uiosed there very limited attendance at the Lon
don stock Exchange. The demand for money vas
nominal ~ - 20 Per cent f0r lie best blle.
\ lTc occurred eaily yesterday morning Ia Little
Hi street, birmingham Six people were burned TO
death including old lady who had come to spend Tie
CbIstnaf holidays with her friends nurse gir, aud
lDuf children.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09


THE METROPOLITAN POLICE
The promised bill TO amend the Metropolitan
Police law was introduced in tie Senate this morning
by Mr. Ia.mDcer The Democratic friends Of the
measure in the Legislature objected to the names Of
Mcssr-. BosWorth ana Purdy. They were called upon
to ..ily their places WIKI others and after day or
tyo spent IN consultation fixed upon Mossrs ZONES end
Small. ari tho BAL was then introduced with these
Hnmcs There appears 90 be question n rs prompt
passler o. tie Democrats are hny sensible OF the nd
vantage which tey obtain A getting tie Board cG iul
balanced politically and fully realize ilat another year
thcr chance O being literally dealt with would De
,ery greatly diminished II Is even question whether
Governor seymour viii veto the bin which IN any event
would be- empty f0rmaty as h would ue Immediately
passed over sttD One New York Democratic senator
made al iiuatared stnck upon tue measure. saying
that two OF ,1o names were not Ia I" 20 INTO an! oi,
but he = az he faction that Il 10 The worst oier here,
old Ne does lot by aAy means reject the views oi the
members Of hs party M large.
PBfVAtE BILL.
Senator Cornell, " Lo Las always been regarded ~
one OF The sternc,i and Aosl intlactaIe enemies Of
'pcca legislation todry surprised his senatorial afso
cnlea y Introducing bin ~ confer special privileges
ca an individual. fho BIZ. empowers one Lzfa Cornell
-g'nelaLy understood 10 be- the Senator himscf-t1
tund ard rn'ow NJ bis own expense large public
THIS nunihccnt gan. which vii! involve expenditure
of 81 least $1,000 10 be vested IN trustees. ard
Ia is deemed necessary 10 apply 10 the Legis.
ntuIe ior Authority 20 create tho BoaTd aud
10 enable II a. hold tine real estate.
1le building. which s 20 bo Of ample dimensions 10
col!nin bcsld, he library bank. insurance Offices
ddil.royus, &c. the rent ~ which vii! 30 10 form
permanent iiui Tor the support u the institution Is
already begun aud 40 lcase2a OD1 viii DC expended by
tho senator or Invested by hun, for the pcrchnsc Of
books. ibis Ise and generous act entities the
OF NJ Cornell 10 rank Is the eide of those OF Cooper
Nlssar. Cook and 0thes. WHO have 10 lcir own lic.
tine wisely expended large share # their wealth f0r
tia benefit OF THEN fellow men.
ARCHBISHOP HuOEE'.
Olrarys resolutions which we've supposed {. have
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= Eire ia Birmingham. Connecticut.

M IFNEN, IFIUNT. M. = I7Ii.
The large hosiery aud yarn manufacturing
establishments OF Mcssrs. A. ii. a e. II. Alliur nd
Birmingham was destroyed by fire last night teligt
caused % ie alarm ~ this c.ty-teu miles distut Inc
loss Is $4,000, partially Insured m New. YORK and Prov,
deuee ol'ccs One Of tie employees uamed Cooper
WAS To-Day found buried IN the ruins ~, body WIS
drcaGiuly chliI,d and dslsur.d. lie establishment
KayN emIInIu,ni y esDs S0O lAnds.
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The fyninc Lcn,sInfure.

AislsfA. NJ, IutsHrF, jan. = 10.
Tho Maine Legislature in convention to-day
elected he following oflcers: fphram Flint. Sec.
rctary Of State; John 4. Peters Attorney Generals
John l.. Hodsden AdJufantti ueial; Hiram Chapman,
Land Agent, Charles Holden John J. Perry Hiram
Brrsles, John NJ Soyes Scgsll Watson, Alonzo
stark and Joseph tirwel. Councillors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
fiaiIrond Accident. .

BALIMonE. Friday Jsn. {. 1854.
The 6:20 a. IN. train from Washington ran of
the track abOnt one nile from Baltimore this morning.
Three ears nnd a tender were much broken. NO Que
was hurt The engine did not so of. The accident oc'
6,asioned saI0e obetractjoD 70 travel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
France.


The Corps Legislatif had debated the Loan
bill at length.
NJ Theirs and other opposition members spoke In
favor OF pacific policy on toe part Of ne 'Veirnen.
81 Picafo ceusurcd tho GovcrumeEt for the Mexican
lie bnI wa finally Iassod by u vote Of 2i2 to u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
The Steamship Now-york at halifax.

HAIfNAI It IItly, JuH. q ItVf
The steamship New York. from Southampton
on the $50 for NewYork, put into this port ast even
log short Of Goals. She has 800 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
Runin

A bill Lad been introduced into the Spanish
Congress fxng the strength Of tie Spanish Army FOR
1874 II 100 90 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

The rum0rs Of m insuTec,ionay movement
an Hungary continued.
Austria vas taking precautions against .uch d
movement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
TIRED DhYS LATER FRON EUROPE.

Arrival oF the Africa at Halifax.
TIE REEL RAIls m TIE TIERsEy
TIE RebelSieamer BappahannOckatC Calais
TIT FRENCH LEGIeLATIVE RCDY.
Ehe Opposition in Favor Of =
GaCihG 1~ticy,
Tie Prince Of kugustenburs Proclaimed
Duhe Ct Yolste1n.
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ASSEM- BLY,.
NOIIaIa or BlILs.


b. Nj. FILRIss-fo regulate the freight
tariff on iho Hudson River Railroad.
by NJ. DCOSoR-IO regulate the empoylelt 81
,eninies IN tho public offices Of Brooklyn.
BY Mr. OLysSr-lO amend tho Metropolitan Police
act, relating to az increase Of pay.
Hy Mr. RYAS--Io regulate tAe fees 4 the county
officers OF Rcw.fork.
also to di,.d the fignih Ward. Bfooklyu.
- Mr. NERTON-IO amend the acts relative - the
courts 10 Brooklyn.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. kE,'DRrrns concurrent resolutions hr r. lev.
lag tho ccudaroi tue Cour, OF Appeal, referred.
hr. ErILIs resolution IA concentration OF the
services ~ Cen. CorcCrrn were adopted.
NJ. oLvAS1's resolutions relative 20 The death or
Archbishop Hughes wcro adopted by Yeas 70. Nays -.
The rcsol lons 20 provide increased compensation %
tie police farce Of tho metropolitan District were also
adopted.
u, Sir. AAIToos-1o amend tte charter OF the Le
ylntA.u Dock COMPANY
~ hr Oico1r-Rcilfire 20 tte service Of legal pro.
ctsses on Express CompnDics
Is NJ NJTssos--ielatiYc % Railroad Corporations
by Mr. MArIOoS-fo make general election day
general holiday.
INTRODUCTION or B,IIs.
by Mr.. CHoOgr-Keatiye q the King County
Judge.
Ad;5lIned tl Monday evening.
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~ READ WHO SAYS so:

From .he Rev Levi c. Beck. Pastor Of the Baptist Church
Pember,ou. y. j., formerly OF the North bs2tis.
Church Philadelphia
have known Hoohands Gers,in Btters fsvoraby for
number Of wears. have used them IN my own aniy.snl
have been pleased with their effects that was induced
them to many oil and know ths. they hsv
operated ~ srknsly beneficial tske great pess
IL thur publicly proczmilg this fact and calling the ses
ton Of those afflicted with the ds-eses which they Al
10 these biters--snowag fom experencl
that my recommendation will DO sustained do this nor
,heeru.y hooasads Bitlers intended to benent ia
Aic d. aud u no, drink"
Yours truly, LEVI 9. BECK