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DEATH OF LIEUT.. GEN. WIN
,l, FIELD SCOTT.
Public Honors Go His Memory, b,
order or President johnson.

KxBourIvH MANaIoxI
Nay 20, 1880.
TIE President, with profound sorrow, an
nounces to the people Of the United States the
death Of WINFIELD soorT, the late Lieutenant
General Of the army. On the day which may
be appointed for his funeral the several Ell.
utive Departments Of the Government will
be closed.
The heads Of the War and Navy Depart
ments will respectively give orders for the
payment Of appropriate honors to the mem
ory Of the deceased.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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So Wonderful but True I-Madame Rem
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band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation leading traits Of ehAaetsr &o This is
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By stating place Of BIRTH age, dSpoaon color Of eyes
aud hair and enclosing any osnts and stamped snvs-
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By return mail, together with desired information.
Address Ia condolences, MADAME GHHfHupE RHniHsros,
7. o, Boz ~, West troy, MY, osle.dwly
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y EIoHE women, at work in the hold Of a
alp a Plymouth, England, on the 9th ultimo,
we're osszly suaOestsd BY . bulkhsad giving way,
ana sauIsg several tons Of potatoes 70 fAll upon
thsn, isgchs 2, s's7Fssh f'0!t d1a8SA'
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As-Madam Mounts Pile saIve-a Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also, Consumption Destroy
en- aud an Entire Cure for the Bronchitis Asthma, &e
can be found at sto's Drug Store, opposite National
HOtsl oilmans, near Metropolitan Hoteli Pord's cor.
ner Of Eleventh and Penusylvsnia avenue; Entwislss
corner Of Twelfth aud PeunsylVAnis AVenusi Bliio's
corner Of aud Twelfth strssts Harbaugh's corner Of
Seventh and q. Jal2-u
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@-----~----> Se-srs. Nae1s
PRESIDENT.
Hon. ALEX. W. RANDALL, Of Wisconsin.
VICE PRESIDENTS.
Hon. D. g. NORTON, OF Minnesota
Hon. W. r. JOHNSTON, OF PennsyiyaniA
ADRIAN wAKBMAN, Of New York. lrE
Hon. CHAS H. PHELPS, OF Maryland.
Hon. THADDEUS WBLLBS, OF Connecticut.
Hon. A. J. KUYKENDALL, Of Illinois.
Hon. W. O. G00DLoE, Of Kentucky.
JAS. d. SMITH, Of Wisconsin. ..-'a
Gen. JAS. D. sTBADMAN, Of Ohio
0HAs. D. WILKINSON, Of Missouri.
Col. X. 5. ALLEN, Washington, D. Q.
SECRETARY. 80
sAM'L.B. LAUFFER, of Pennsylvania
= ooRRRsPoNDIEa aRoRnTARY
j. b. FERGUSON, Of Tennessee
TREAsURER.
o. 3. RITTBNH0UsE, president National Bank
Of Commerce, and Of the firm Of Rittenhouse,
Fowler d Co.. rr .Et-I III M :
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hon. GREEN CLAY SMITH, of Kentucky
Hon. THOMAS N. STILwEJL, Of Indiana.
Hon. W. A. BURLEIGH, Of Dacotah.
Hone,t oonviefion 10 my courage; the Consultation
IS my guide. aud IN the people Is my .faith-As-
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6pECIAL NOTICE6.


90 National Military Asyium.-The Man.
ayers Of the National Asylum for discharged volunteer
soldiers authorized by act Of Congress- approved March
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or sale. The premises must be situate in Of the
loyal States contain least 200 acres Of land and be in
healthy location aud easy Of access by railroad OF
otherwise 1t is the purpose Of the managers to erect
without delay extensive and permanent buildings for
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Plans, specifications, aud estimates for Asylum build
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given for the successful plan.
Proposals, plans, specifications, and sstimates-lbe
first named to be In writing, containing plot and de-
serpop Of grounds and terms and conditions OF trans
fer-must be sent 10 Major General B. BUTLER, at
Lowell Mass, or before the 10th day Of June 1860
BENZ. " BUTLER,
...... President Board Of Managers.
LEWIS b, GUSokEL, Secretary.
So Publishers Of papers authorised to publish the
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and send BILL with eopyOf pubeaOn, prior to June 20.
my2s-sw
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THE NATIONAL. UNION CIU1.

The following is the list Of officers and
platform ofprinciplcs Of the UMos NATIONAL
OLuB Of Washington, d. O:
Omeers OF the national Un,on Clus.
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81 shafield a. Co.'s
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AND CONFECTIONERY,
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90 Marriage and CelibaeyJ an Essay OF
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letter envelopes. Address DR.. J. sKILLIN HoUGHTOH,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. Apl7. SIN
ASBreech-Loading Arm.-The Board for
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eral Hancock is president, is now In session at No. 81
Winder's Building.
Arms will be received daily, between tho hours Of II
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Inventors requested to submit their arms In per.
son or by agent to the recorder OF the board.
W. OWENS,
Capt. 9th U. s. Cav, Brew. Lieut. Col. u g. A.,
mhl2-u Recorder
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Hone,t conviction {, my courage; the Consultation
IS my GUIDE! aud IN the people Is my Jafth.-As-
DREW JOHNSON.
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CITUATI0N WANTED.-A RESPEC CT
~ able colored girl desires a situation as seamstress
In q private family. food references can be given
my30-l# F.' 1910 4 I0'
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4.Ssn4is orAs'. Avn ",tns ruors

.,Ssn1is orAyrs ''rtnAN rsfoss
" Lgly. t,nl % v y, is,roctf.d a r'se .n' co
ro ths com1ip.s " ntnr hat . ~ - rrnisd ~
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r.porg n iisussrsrt .srsrsi Graz, std cah sstgrs
-ith ths scaospsnyns socUssr~ "a he ccrdton a
the az fsosisas s;aiss. II -ss ssnpsd
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"a sahtn o fsk@ydslss Ian.
n -yNssa Il " rsr. gsg 4 bssh--p' Vs~
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nuiiseics give his royal sister a hinr Revolt
.ions are contagious, and he is on the borders
If Spain Unie-s.he has some Interior purpose
IN sesing the peninsula convulsed, we should
suppose he would give Queen Isabella a little
simeiy advice. These troubles in the Old
World may have one good effect as far as we
ere concerned; they may spur the ambitious
mcnarchs who have ventured to invade the
American continent to give up their quixotic
sci,srn on this side the Atlantic
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NAVY BULLETIN.

wA~usoros Jan 20, 1909
second AsSisiInt Eng,ncsr W W Icaton 10 tho
steamer hayaower
Lieutenant Commander T. johnson from su,,c. M
the Naval Academy " take effect Al thg oioss Of tho
academic term.
First Assistant Engineer q NJ l. MscCrrty from,
special duty at New York and ordered 10 stcamr 40
Acting Matter William A N,la from tho Pena,e,t.
Navy Yard ON leave of sbsanca
Acting Ensign Richard DasgrtL from duty at League
Island, PcnnsyivaIna, and ordered 20 tho Navy Ymd
Pensacola Fla
RENOVATION ACCEPTED.
Acting Ensign Vim q Campbell steamor HetyoI
APPOINTMENT REVOKED
Acting 'ccond Assistant Engineer T. w King. steamer
South carolina
MisCELLAsRoUs.
The steamer Rhode isauf IL % gail thr 3lst nat
from Fortress Monroe for ~ Thomas and Cays Haytan
TO relieve the DE soto sakshp OF tho Wcsl India
squadron list of her otle-b was pu5listsr In tho
HERALD on tho iith inst
rHR sLOor or Wan hADAwAskA.
The new sioop-ofwnr hadawlnta tho model vssseI az
the American navy. haule<o1 OF the dry flock at
the BrooSIyn Navy Yard Few dtgs ago aud In 70
re wing her spars Her machinery - all in ana -hs 10
nrafiy ready to get up steam Ths Mads~isga vii 60
o. her trial tlp early IN March.
weather Reports.
hIrnsAi. Jan 70 An tee BRIDE formed e
Quebor Ia clear shcc, the g. IN ,rcpco
PiRTT-sNp, jan % 1t showing Wind " NJ.
Thermometer Ia
Bpsros, Ian. ~ "A thick ea,tsriy srps .iorn eo,ss
mencej csfiy tins morning
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iHorssND DOLLAR PRIZE sroRl
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

Tho Cheapest cwspaper and lE-st Lite
rnry Farsiiy journal d" the .pnntry.
The w'sKLr HpAfb for tho pre.en, week ready
gives a continuation 81 The deeply Interesting
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object o. tho majority no said give sufffage
tho blacks In order that tho iatter might ihcir
allies
Tho Ho without taking any que-lon .aionrnea
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ARMY BULLETIN.

wAsuNGro- Jan 81 1893
RKrNsrATED
frSl Lieutenant H. vandersce. iath U. \ l., NJ Of
the date Of hls dismissal
DIsHosoRABLr DISCHARGED.
Hospital Steward IL G. Smith
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Extract Of th~ -Ntgh s Bioosa 80 C~vews."
Gssninosa ff,sa ~klsa thla pert
.dsrved 10 native Of so-h Amers .ni the mss' ies
ferrous Of ns~rss The ef the p~tAis
a~thsref tis egss thsfa. hs-d st>s
sbsd snd res.irr-d f~rp-,ssi the ~rirsci
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phs.msti.s ~ y.sr. -sssisS
s.taf fsLg - 70 - t.sss ~ - ~ y tN'sA'
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,rt.tsdorors HAIR Dye, Prss.rvsstvs
40 W. estrs whatsss's snh r.tsn Ne sstf " $3.50
~. -. slfdef W ssifa sf'is's
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coils. 81 80 -, s~itshs. s"d crss'ss
ga,fs "A ~ - Az a. RfgEnAA " Hi 0fssd stfsst -
i-ssn - Hs=sfF sd thfpsts stfesA
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Ev~ry nrri Mr.. ssrgsn her sissn. soft sss
dArxins rins~ts eori~d ny dy al the
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al. tho osAy thtnr thu. glp'hss hair sni gives as
bsek tho beauty u yo~ith
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Sold svofy here
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a.tsks. - - - NssI "a ~Hts 80 @~s@~ 49,.
vssifssis - -ssa tsss..st<r-' 49, = 80
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f.rt ~. as4 rsssnsrauns Tfvsrf n flhsfsafs Pc
"a fs-uss. D. hsE II B.f,sy street Me- rs.s-
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yh.s.., A wilson's fss.h stitsh - vice
"a. saa s.itgssss sss@A ~. " Bpsfs"
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rn. rmpes-.a Eiliptfs .swtns Wa
sai.<s A Q NiJrtLr Vs. nfass~sY Asf@s secs
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D.a.se. ssI.-sassr ssf.s-aise stss-
taara sd Pssos aeis. sso sgFrsy sussi ssfnsf -
l a
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torsr~ rheumatism Dc,fse.s rru.sed Limbs ~ sor--
PANS a. rSti " eli Druggist. bsIss Philadelphia
DtMAH HAKNEE co AErbts n Para rpw
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Isow. sewing H.sstrs 'smpssg-
EiIt. nOwg IA. ff-issrt 70 ss srpsi-' 'r"'
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spsn, saving Machine. Making ths
..f.l.rfsf wI-rr A f.hbs HNsh sff4Ha fItsfr 81
q .rra+ Sfi.roN ptHrH. - Hrssd-.y
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Al Legal I.ettspy Prizes tsshsd. Draw
Ha.s. Hif.I. 80 and iHffffastor got -
.. u sIAfroN. % w.n s,rsst '.
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LADIES' and rruteu.sn rlesfing Tor MS - s'o" -"
fnd an sl~gsut 81 While Hain pssrs aEf SLIP
pss. sls9 Dsscinr BOots 81 bhOuNh sIs hr.d-sy
BROOKS As-st
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JANUAg1 &C. 866wH
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u.e GHoRgH " LAIRD's HLDos 80 YorrH fsf b~.-
ufyins u~ osmpsrl< Druggists sssfJ -hsfv D~i-', ~
TultyE street.
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A.-snow Boots nd Al Kinds OF wars
.ns Waterproof Tor Lads. gsnts aud
ehesy At BROOKS. 5ls broadway n a BRookh AGO
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aHsffcs -fisn's isuths Hgfs sna .tfrea's an 4siis
sqaal 10 rsssua tsofE BnOkAN hhDTiiEhh. n Foasts
stsa1s opposite r.fsr nion. sna 80 LsfaTstts fises
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"a PoIIak ~ sse'., Meerschsom Msns-
fsarrr.s gssadwar. T1lfN strssis-Flt~s saf
80 holders ~hgesss I'D retail, uoyatef 400 f-l~fTs
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ANn GUYS Also OENTH, Wholesale anf fetaii
sAys collar set ff-~ y 80 iFais vh hsi ~ 1880
w u. wARp VI n,o.s-.rsr
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Pervades city and country, hamlet
and village; in thy crowded haunts of
men, where the corroding and selfish
cares of the week are banished but for
one single day, and beneath the umbra-
gious canopy ofgreen groves in the fresh
and vernal country, where the more I'M
sophisticated children of this teeming
world meet on each recurrence of the
day, to offer up their simple prisons to
the Most High. What source Of con-
temptation it is that, almost at the same
hour, throughout the whole broad land,
so many thousands are engaged in listen
ing to the words which drop from the
lirs of Gods appointed agents on earth.
In the dim and holy precincts of the
city church, where the fretted light
falls with a religious halo from high
stained windows, and flecks the throng
of worshippers, and the man of God,
who is ministering at the altar; and in
the rustic church of the country, where
the broad and yellow light Of the day
falls upon all alike-everywhere "the
Lord is in his holy temple"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
UWhininx, Women.

Brigham Young, of Utah, has been
blowing up the women of that free-and-
easy Territory in manner at once aw-
full and unique. He accuses them of
whining" and says that they must
either "stOp that sort of nonsense or
else start for the other side of Jordan,
at once-and tells his own forty wives
that he means THEM, as well as the rest
of the feminine Utahyans. He says that
the kernel of the whole difficulty-the
direct occasion of the disagreeable and
unbearable "whinings''-lies in the fact
that "the women expect too much ofthe
Saints He says that the women-cven
his own forty-are so weak minded as to
suppose that the sanity elders of the
Mormon Israel can make n heaven on
earth for them-and that after woman
has entered Saints family, and finds
that after all he is not able to make q
heaven on earth for her, she begins to
"whine' and talk about ''tOo many
wives" and the evils of polygamy,"
and such like ''blasphemous twaddle."
Brigham also says it is his opinion that
any woman who ever lived would be
disappointed in the best Saint" in Utah,
should she marry him-and on this point
we unreservedly agree with Brigham.
The Governor gave all the women warn
ing that two weeks from date of his ser
mon against whining" he should call
upon them either to promise never to
"whine" more, or else to leave the Ter
ritOry, bag and baggage, saying that he
would even send off all his own wives,
and 90 to Heaven alone, sooner than
take such "whining" crew along with
him. We shall await the next news
from Utah with deep interest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-13
Consumption Durable by DR..
Schenck'S Medicines.

TO CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared, so that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this, the liver aad Stomach must
first be cleansed and an appetite created for
good, wholesome food, which, by these medi.
cines, will be digested properly, and good, heal
thy blood made; thus building up the constitu.
ton. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS
cleanse the stomach Of all bilious or mucous &C.
cumulations, and, by using the Sea Weed Tonic
in connection, the appetite is restored.
SCHENCK'S PULM0NIC SYRUP is nutri.
cious as well as medicinal, and, by using the
three remedies, all impurities are expelled from
the system, and good, wholesome blood made,
which will repel all disease. If patients will
take these medicines according to directions,
Consumption, very frequently in its last stage,
yields readily to their action. Take the Pills fire..
quently, to cleanse the liver and stomach. 1t
does not follow that because the bowels are not
costive they are not required, for sometimes in
diarrhoea they are necessary. The stomach
must he kept healthy. and an appetite created 10
allow the Pulmonic Syrup to act on the respi
ratory organs properly. and allay any irritation
Then all that is required to perform perma
nent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Exercise
about the rooms as much as possible, eat all the
richest food-fat meat game, and in fact, any.
thing the appetite Graves; but he particular and
masticate well. decl02d emily