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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
aay.. % n...s.ssssIIys., urIrrp srAT.., !

~
Hovsn or RnPnRrENfkrrvxs, urfTKp State,
SEALED faofosHfs Vii y i s r.s:iSsa =. 81,
~ me'oleek m for farnishinE each Of the follow.
ing olasses 81 Stationery for the Of the House
100 Fssn. whi,s eS.rso foss i Paper EXTRA super
Iso r.sn: vsiss Commercial Note Paper, sz,r.
lOi TEEN. wSi,s TOol.ssp Paper, sI,r. supsrans,
. rssSs fancy Note Paper. assorted Kinds, .i,..,
5000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, syIxs.
5000 whits thick adhesive Envelopes, s9x1x
5000 white Thick adhesive Envelopes, sEISX
1900 white thick adhesive Enyelopes, sSxsH
Io,ooo fancy note EnyeloPes, assorted
5000 bur adhesive Envelopes, 7HHsN
.. SCS 100 S ,S E1ysloPs. sssiH, with privilege
sEross FHbsris bissk Head psneiis
dozen iyory and pearl Eoldeta
. Go.:a ai MSS'i sss lisss SS.'
edozen rubber Penholders, medium siSs
dozen lt.ineh Rhsars
d0Een slneh eheara
dozen einoh shears F .
10 dozen soissorg, nne qualities, assorted
10 dozen Arnolps Writing fluid, quarts and
50 gross washington Medallion Pens
90 gross Levy's Commercial Pens ....
10 gro,. Perry's blue barrel Psa,, nne and
II dozen Portemonnaies, assorted
IS dozen Poeket-knivea, assorted
70 boxes cut Quills .as-5... ...
il Erosi rubber bands and Rings, assorted.
Proposals must be panied BY the namea Of
the sureties intended 10 be offered.
As required BY law, preferences Will be given 70
the productions OF American industry, n equally
cheap and Of a. good quality and all persons
making proposals 10 supply any class OF articles
will state whether the aamo are the RrUWth OF
manufastuIe Of the United States.
Tho articles are TO be delivered, free Of any
charge for carriage, a. the ofaee Of the Clerk Of
the House Of Representatives, on or before ths
18th day Of March, 1884 or ~ fast thereafter Al
they may be needed for use. tH.HE
Each proposal to be Endorsed " Proposals for sta
tionery for the House OF Representatives Of the
| United statesn and addressed TO the undersigned
sufieient specimens Of each class OF articles pro
posed for must accompany the proposal, nArket
with the name OF the bidder. a. W.
The person Offering 10 furnish any class Of arti
sles at the lowest price, quality considered shall
receive . contract for the same, on executing
bond, with two moro sureties satisfactory 70 hi
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives,, for the per
formAnee Of the same, under forfeiture Of twie
| the contract price In ease Of failure, which bon
must be fled In the once Of said clerk within tel
days after the proposals. have been opened and VI
| EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk Of the House OF Representatives Of U. Q.
| fel-mtt
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nROPOSALs FOR TIMBER AMI
Materials FOR THE NAVY.
NAVY DEPARTAEET. !
IucTIoH AND REPAIH,

n,,.ro, cox,-,rc EI .nn axrsis
b'hhAv OF o0N'fHV S,nosr xs y. n Nv.
Sealed proposal. to furnish timber and material.
Sr the nVy LOT .ne ~ ~ cuns ~
lion and Repair until 10 O'Clock Of the IA day ei
semnsnsg.d ~ "S" ''' Wv Ops-s "'
= pn1s, n. ,raor.,d Z. al. n, Tim
Ser and Material, for the Navy that they nay se
n, ~. ChtaT X M P,,ssH ~ cons1,nst,an
.na p.n,,ri s ''' - ''e BUREAU VI
me % nsnn ~ no n,,tisuIs,,x s.,nr,ssa n IN
printed sehedules, any OF which will be Furnished
70 such As desire 70 srsr, on application 70 the
nav Aren't nenrest thereto, and thos, Of ali The
I'D, nnon snniies tion ~ tbs nnrsan Thts divis
ers In each, such sssse ~ oply WI oe innsS ~
and navy agent Tor eash station will, in addition
q .;SsSSs; :. Il: Y.
x :: d; = . make q
sSTs ppHSiSss vi" he given to
.ny ward upon one 81 the printed Iehedules' or In
sonsi t ' 'A'''""' " '' WI" NV "
| IJnon apnlIention To the Buneau IA the con.
mshdant 81 any yard. or 10 sny Nav AGENT. IN
form OF ofer, q guarantee, and other neees,sry
inform respecting the proposals. will be fur
The contract will be awarded to the lowest bid.
| bsr Who Siyes nroner 1uarnntees a renrIred ~
| Tie la 7ioth fnInst ials Inc Nav ensTtmen,
ressHyInS me risht 10 reiect the ioWest MD h
| deemed sxorbltant, 49,. ''''-' 9' :
The contracts will bear date the dsy the notin.
c,tion IN given' and deiiyeries can BE- aemSnded
snrstiss IN he mil smount win - SeaniSed In
Isr ths sontSaet and theIT esrtiaed
tHSx I,nitea stateS diatriet ipSce Init.d states
si,tyst attorney. oolleetor. or nav srent. AZ "a
ditionsl sseuTity, twenty Der eentum viii be VIII.
held from the AZ cunt Of the bilis until the con.
t.S, I'm h.vs hssn cnr,nis,.d "a st.ht. ~,
esntnrn ~ aash bliI. snnSoyed n trinissfaby n
sornn..nS.nts ~ he resnsstixs ysrd. Iii ~ naid
~ AZ. 49, .Ssnts Al IN nnirts N h.iixsrF A.
SndS Or crrti6sats.. Al the ontion 81 Ne Goysyn.
ment within leu DAYS amer ths warrant for the
sSme ,Sail have been naIssd Sy the seSretary el
n ~. soiIoynx ar. ,he-oI.,... r.op,r.a a, III. p.
.DantIso 49, 1e.ras, 'f
'P'0'e KirTERY NE.
| elias, M. l. white oak IogI, No a Whit. o.k
Pun " ~ ,ht,. ntne, * o. az 49, 80 - ''oSA
''S'' w. - CuA n / ESfnvN ma 10 A'S'
r,... No 1hito osk ioS,, Nc a ,.h,,. ..L
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PROPOSALS.,
'pRoPosALs FOR WELLS, PUMPS,
III AM ha &C ."A Nf-----'ff VIZ


fr = tMAvo,,. orr,op.,
HF-E. sar WknufrsTor Feb! 4 ih61 q .
PlorosAIs IN within vim 81 recstsa a dis
dsv ., I.,eh 49, -, SsS,ns Pos.ts. t,,arsnts.
Lorr. FOR assti1s enter and for riIkfnt wells
inniudin, al n.ss..s, :. mntsrisis I'D vo,imsn,
ship IN a,-sfSS IsvirS fIIns. ard couapisii ~ in
q. es., nssss., sSd % s.'Pisl Ne ..ns b 81.
compossd ~ ~ sstse md sssosd wards, IN he
sss1r ss.s,,., 49, ~ M Third reupth snd
ssventh - AZ. 80 H. ~. Illri tlstrist solSpsred
OF Che nm "a SIN yaras, tsash diitsi Is 81
and y ?. ssn .o e 81
inS H.s1a.sa,onnss, '''' -s''' "
- -NN-Ann rop yurIta De-. 81 ~
Dlrzisg ana uailins wells, including matsriAls
to g. four inshss ,S,.s. III rood hard br,ek.
Sos shns "a Sr s NELL. s snsn M, ,oo,
Tahins o,t IA -siI. M puttin1 IN s.ne. mar
loot. - - '-s'1 = So -
Cases more thsn .ishf ~ ienSth. per foot,
CoTsrinS neW Wsliss insiudinr mntsrials. The
ooyerins q IL wI,h a s1,tons loar inehes thiek,
Isid aopb,s W "'h - :,
s,one' me n.x,n. 70 hs notl,s. than IN fest
,ouar.. And a ~ asns N 4 Iorkm anlike name.
ODsning oid ~eii. snd oovsring aans Win GA
msferiais, eSAh f"-~ - = =
Cpenlnl AID v,ell, and sov.rinr ,ame with nsw
timber. '.- -'N -
ron ptJNPs ~.
T,kin. out .ra nsttinS IN MA numps. vsr Lar
esah.
Makins nsvr toipt. In ala ior,
New logs put in old pumps, per foot. H..
New pumn.. ner ioot, - WV - ....
nosss 49, ssnpp I'M ig ~, n.x p,rp,. ...h
| To,,r., ~ 49, ~ ~ rr..n 1922
Tbston ~ ns ~ ~ .,,,enI 4. n. os IN. hat .en.
II
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DENTISTRY.

TRETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with hnoxionH LvApor, By DIR. g. y.
sIoEsM okD, Ne. 80 Psnhsyl.Ania avenue,
inventors and sole manufacturers 81 Anaesthetis
roform, Ethsr, but strictly AnAssthste Aren't en-
trsly free fron exhilerating effects and perfsstly
ssni.tioh. ana psifest lnssnsibillti % pals.
dSok-du ~. .. H.f......-r b.. -f.Fr...T OLA.
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Tnr HrUrnAL PnEAcHrRs.

- .--.A,,~.. z.
TIE hEVEAhEh.
We preach not Of the-oovsrnmant-
~. oris .,s ~ ~ az oon.u.l t.,,th
nsy,cnS .hand norfrevn =
-, -. $3.50
To overthrow the higher powera,
we only say-Do A. yoti please,
But stick 10 church davotion.
Those who resist INC powers that De-
a. Avs the text but folks can have
Their own Interpretation.
w. ,ead about the Eoldsn rule
mob thousands OF their labor. q
49,
should ne 10 sa,.. n..i ~ f
And t h,s aooes A,A
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DEPARTMENT oPAGRIoULTURE

II
~, o,,,,, We M11;H5Is.Eos. 2; q De-; u isss:
HE ComnisIion.rs appointed By this Depart
IylVanis, william N. HALEY, q Rhode iilaad ana
John A. WArder, Of ohio, 70 SonsideT the following
,a.PRToRhataissn mad. ts' last Ceag.ssa, ";
saltiyGtinE and preparing aax and hsnp g I sub
stituts fer cotton, twenty thouIald dolfsfs' hAy.
sss sy; sss, d.y ga s ::
abs results, sdiournsa 70 meet 1Ssih on Wsdnss-
~ asi r.as s si Il ssos! Il ss a..
Il: 81 NJ. s sUca e
the Hemp md Ti.I in The different itaSeI q pre-
PsIation Of thu ab.es AAd fAbriss prepared BY
S:% s.!% aSd y 81. q q Il:
sGIS also dsssflptO On Of the kiidl Ana cost OF ~
ehinsiy used, where nAde, All together With any
and All iaforaAtioA that nAJ be useful to the
mis- iniornAtion il necessary before an IAtsllI.
ISAAc NEWTON,
aeoiAdtfen4 conMisstoneT.
DHILP a SoLoMONB, 80
SBooKsELLKRs, ARMY sFATIoNERB,
FRtNrARS, ..
BLANK BOOK aAsUYAcrUnEA.
IIa PnHHnILvAHIA AVEHVE.
Nave constantly on hand
All military and Naval work.,
New and resent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Fold Order Books,
Field Manifold Wfite1Ii
Company Roll hooks, T..
General Order Piles,
Time Books,
Army Pay Tables,
Ptold GlAllea,
Fisld COpJiRI Presses,
Abstract PApeFn,
Pension and Bounty KiAAkI,
Record books for use ~ heAdauAFtstS ~ A.
GihtAnt AdjutAnt Generals,
BlAAk books made, and FIiAtinG aoAs 70 SFdsf 81
very short nStioe, '-. - -.
Al Printed SOOkS seat By AAIl kSs Of IsstaGs.
FREEDOM NATIoNALI
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED ....r
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION or
Thk PhhllDENr OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY I, Iseai .'..
| LITTER OF TEE PRESIDENT OF TIE q s. TO
| THH UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
| aRRlH0EIRLD, (ILL.D SEPT. 1852.
0moiAlly Revised and Coneotod
| From the Press Of tho NATIONAL RIrvBLIeAH.
S0' 'Ai'T HUDSON TAYLOR, VI.
! oOl6-u ~ PslAsylynztA avenue.
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nv ARDS HOTEL,
w SYKES, CHADWICK 4 CO., HN .'
Corr1T PrnnsyIVanis Aesats End FOtvieeHfh siyest
Wsahiugtoa D, 9, IAS-Iy
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OtHIRF QUARTERMASTERe OF.
" HICE, DEPoT OP WASHIR0TOE, HA5HISSTsE,
ID. C., January 4, 1854
AlldOAlsrs IN Drugs, hardware, Lumber, Leather,
once PuTniluEo, Harness, and BAddlsry, arc Te.
qussted to send 70 this oirlost on the MONDAY Of
SAsh week, sealed proposal or lat, IN duplicate
OF the articles they are prepared to furnish TO tn
Depot At short notice, with the price OF each
marked In plain figures, 90 that, N ease the ext
ganoea Of the seEyIee require IT, the article or a.
lowest price. OFT. -.f.. ... Las-' .0... Do .
Dealers Wishing 10 sell to-thia Depot will be re
Suirsa 70 farnish the list Punstaaliy every Monday
BEiap6ler General and Chief QuAEtermAIteF,
lR1H %. Do 20 Dopotof WAshlnEton
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DosT OFFICE, WASHINGTON. D. @

III
SEALED PRoPosALs will DO received BY me for
United States mi ilI between the WAHhlnEton city
Post once and the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
depot, as frequently as may be required. The SER
vice to commence on the LIST OF March next, and
continue until otherwise orbGed. The proposals.
must be ace Jmpanled by the wr item guaranty OF
two responsible citizens, to the ability Of the
bidder TO perform the service oTily II As-
eepted The wagons used must be subject to my
Approval and be such Are neeeBsary TO carry the
entire mail cash trip in . tafe, dry, and secure
manner. The acceptance OF any bid 10 subject to
the approval Of the Postmaster General.
Malls are now sent an received BY the trains
leaving ard arriving at the depot At tho following
houTGg
Leaving Warrington. Arriving at Warrington,
SWAN. $40 n.
An. l,1o Ia N.
10 ~ 4. m. S3op. n,
pm. swP,n
D., .#|rI
7sop. N. t--- n ..
HENRY sIAONS, L. s. NATIONAL
IL WAGON AND COACH WORKS,
General Omee, b1 New Market street.
Mandatory, corner Second and Cumberland sts.
PhilAdslphiA, Pa.
soUTHRRN DEPOT,
GrAVier street, New Orleans, La.
CENTRAL DEPOT,
lU Market street, Georgetown, d. q.
An and every kind OF waEouB, cArtS, DrAys,
WheelbArrows, Timber Wheels, adapted 10 plan
tAuon roAdAi plain or city use. Constantly on
hand All ktAds OF Hard Lumber. All work war
TAHted, iSII-in
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7 INTERIOR BNTs
rArER HAEGINss.

GRAIL GRADES AND yaieHs.
Warranted Gold hand window RhAdas nufr,
ereen, and Blus Holland ahAdea, all sizSsj Eads 70
ofdnr. ....
Also, Aandnons sssortnsntof Pisiurs Cord GaS
TAaloli, all nIEea and eolors. mo H."'tTh'T
Purchasing for cash, and allowing no old stock 70
AosumulAte, persons needing the above goods will
ind II 10 their advantage 70 give ne . call
All work executed and supSrintshde By prAstisAl
men, whe have served regular apprsnfiSsshIp q,
their trade. . D.. 77...' If. m.
satisiAstioA guaranteed, or 10 pay rsauirsa.
Please give ne o call. -.
Remember the number.
ITT1TT JOHN AARKRITER,
Nc. Aos seventh street,
Eight doors above Odd Fsllows' Hsii.
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NEW YORK
IN AND
WABHIN TON
EAASHIP LINE.
sEhLWREKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
TNoroN AND GEORGETOWN, D. c,
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALV0R, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
uRDAYs, al 10 a, m, from foot 81 High sweet,
GeorEotoWh, AAa Pier 10, iOot Of Wah street, New
Fer freight or passage apply 10
MORGAN 4 RHlNEHART, AgGAls,
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HARD, Agent
dSsI-Sn lit wall street, New York.
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Il . Il Z " E u Q X Il X B
u BUTLER RBsTAURkET
"a u AslieR D0ycGJ
I2A PkNHsYLVAKIA AVENUE,
hetWSSn Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stGitBJ
The proprietor Of this fAVoritS Restaurant has
spared no pains TO make this the best Restaurant
10 Warrington; and he points with pleasure 10 the
large patronage he has always beeIi honored with,
and respectfully solleitH sontinuAnee Of the same
GAME, OYSTERS, and other Refreshments Son,
T,anly on hand, ana At the most reasonable rAtes
BREAKPAsT,
DINNER, AND
SUFFER-
prepares al tbs shortest Rotiss and Ia the nor
iAtiSfEetoTy manner.
BTSAkfAIt iron 70 u S'SlSs5. IdbGsE and sup
a'r ~ all hobTs. nav A--h
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thereby certify that, to the best OF my kuoWl-
edge and belief, the AbOve-nAmed guArAntorH are
good and sufheient % suretiea for the amount for
which they offer To W security.
To be certified by the United States District At
torneY, Collector OF Customs, or any other ofieel
under the United StAteb Government, or response
bic person known to this once.
| D. H. FUCKER,
| dee-u Brig. Gen. and QuArtermAhteF.
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RESTAURANTS.

NOTICR----THE RESTAURANT AT
In the corner Of Penn. avenue and 9Th street,
formerly kept BY VIM. Hopkins, has been pur:
snAlsd 81 Capt. Lot ChAmberlin and fitted up A. .
Ant-elass RESTAURANT for Lr... --..r..
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
With entrRnss for Gentlemen on 9Th street and for
Ladies' and Gentlemen on Pa. avenue No. gT2, next
10 Ladies' EntfAnee of Metropolitan Hotel d.
All kinds Of Game, New York Saddle Rock
Oysters, Clans Pigs Fest, Trpe, and all delicAees
OF the season usually krpt In . nrst-class saloon
always on hand. Open az all hours. iA2s.lns
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REYN0LDs HoUsE,
COZ. OF HIanTKHNRH st. AND PENN. AVENUE,
WARRINGTON, D. C,
AeAlI turaiahsd 81 Ill hours, AAd At the shortest
AotisN J. W. RRYNOLDh
oCk-G PTopJistoF.
~ vE A LEI ON, "aE wv
81 PKEHsYLyARIA AVBRuK,
Between atRt and nd ItrSska.
49, haLSS NJ THE DAY Oh WEEK, WITH
sR WITHOUT LODGING.
GhAA Az AL nouHs
~ StrS a. can.
+50-T C. Il. GILMAN. .
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CONSTITUTION WATER.
m CONSTITUTION WATER.
S9SNNsTFHTUfiSN S9NsFfTUfiSN WATEs.. WATER.
G CQNSNTUTI0N WATER.
CC0NSTTTTSY{TTII88NN CC00NNSSTTTTS{TI8NN WATEg. Y TER
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
CONSTITUTION WATER.
SSSSfifS$iSS SSSsfifSfISS WzfEE: WzFEE:
GREAT RENGEDY
'.ff. u FOR THE
G o N s r I r U ITO N !,
And the only known Remedy
DIABETES and DISEASES of the
KIDNEYS and BLADDER.
rnMcTITUTInN uArrD
CONSTITUTION WATER

Has been pronounced by the Medical Faculty and the
public, to be the most wonderful remedy for the per-
manent cure Of all diseases Of the STOMACH, LiV-
ER, KIDNEYS and BLADDER that has ever been
It IS not aMINERAL WATER. It's from expe-
rience that CONSTITUTION WATER has emenat-
ed, and we now say let no man doubt, when single
bottle has been known TO cure diseases which the
best medical talent in the country failed to relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution
Water cannot be classed under "quack" prcpara-
tions. it is used by the most scientific prac-
titoners in the city 1t is only second-class phys-
clans that cry down popular remedies while the bet
ter skilled make use of every means to accomplish
o cure; and the success of the physician increases
as his knowledge of different remedies enables him
Science is satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean you
who are under some SPECIALISTS care from year 10
year, and we partc ularly alude to ladies who are
constantly resOrtng to LOCAL TREATMENT and all
sorts of local applications for Diseases with as much
chance Of success there would be from local ap-
plicatOns to the throat for diseases of the brain
We have always been careful to use language In
our circular that could not shock the most delicate
organization but we receive many communications
from persons for whom Constitution Water is adapt-
ed, and Of whose disease no mention has been made
that we have come to the conclusion that IL the
edy Is capable Of producing cure, no matter what
the disease may be, 1t should be made known. The
medicine is put up for the public and there should
be no exceptions. =
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We shdu most readily suppress Mis re6elliQn and
Neetofe e authority 81 ne reftgsoao-
tyrespectira ne Ca,stltutionaS risAts QfaA know
that express tho feelings and opinions of the Pcs
dent when say that we fighting only to preserve
tho integrity Of the Union aud the Constitutional
authority g ths GsnsLsl g on taat
their domestic Institutions aoW IN no manner Do IN
tefysred soith and that they Teceice at oar hands
ecery C0nstitstionas protection. have only to re-,
peat that you will. in all respects, carefully regard
the local institutions OF the region. in which you
command allowing nothing but the dictates OF mill.
tary necessity ySG e depart IRON ire IRe spirit
This rebellion has assumed the character Of war {;
as such it should be regarded; and it should be con-
Quoted upon the highest principles known to Chris
s sn sSa9Gom he pscpls % o aay I ats n any ~
eUeat. ~ should not be at al a soar upon popald-
tions but against armed forces and political organ
isdti0ns. Neither confScdti0n peTty political
executions Of persons, teritoriaS Organization Of
States nor 1orciblo abolition Of sidcery should be
contemplated for moment. IN prosecuting ne toar.
all priUdte property and nnGfned persons should be
strictly protected subject only TO the necessity Of
military operations. All private property taken for
military use should be paid or receipted for; page
necessary trespass sernly prohibited and offensive
demeanor by the military towards citizens PROMPT
ly rebuked. Military arrests should not be tolerated
ercept In places here dctice hostities enist, and
oaths not required By enactments constitutionaAy
made, should be neither demanded nor receiced.-
Military government should be confined to the pres
erVhtOn OI puDc Oruer anu tne prOtecUlOnOI pOlIl-
cal rights Military poaoer should not be doaced 10 in
tsrfere aoith the relations Of seroitude either By sup
porting or inspairing tie authority Of the master,
except for suppressig disorder, as i other cases
[MCCLELLAN's HARRISON LANDING LETTER.
Time, and the long continuance Of good fortune,
oblterated the recollection of the calamities Of
years preceding the adoption Of the Constitutions
They forget that c0ncitdti0n, common interests, and
mutual charity haoe been the Foundation, and must
Be the support Of oar Government. and all the rela-
ttons Of tVe. Re6etttOn against a
Government Ike ours echich contains qoittin itssf
the means of sell adjustment and pacific remedy
for eUiLs should neUer Be contounded toih rsUol-
tio against despotic potoe, soich refuses redress
of sorOags.- CLELLAN's WEST POINT GRAFTON.
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contamination is variously caused by mcrcurial
disease, low living, disordsrrd digestion from
unhealthy food impure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices, and, above all, by
the venercal Infection. Whatever be its origin
it is hereditary in the constitution, descending
" from parents TO children unto the third and
fourth generation :" indeed, it seems to be the
roll of Him who says 4" will visit the iniqui-
tics of the fathers upon their children" The
diseases which it originates take various names,
Lccording TO the organs it attacks. In the
lungs, Scrofula produces tuhcrclcs, and finally
Consumption; in the glands, swellings which
suppurate and bctomc ulccrous sores in the
stomach and bowels, arrangements which pro-
duce indigestion, dyspepsia, and liver COM
plaints on the skin, erup,ive and cutancous
affections. These all having the same origin,
require the same remedy, viz. publication and
invigoration of the blood. Purify the blood,
and these dangerous distcmpers leave you.
With feeble, foul, or corrupted blood, you can.
not have health with that &" life of the flesh" "
healthy, you cannot have serofulous disease.