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vain s Bouf0 on Ritters

IL They are made OF ingredients well knCwnt
and approved by The nledacaI profession as h4y
lnS p0a6etJUt tO7ttc 1r0peyt1eS, are beth powerful
dad pleasant, WITH sufficient StFeRltlselsin0 ITOD-
critics 10 correct the bilious deraug cement vi the
system and act ike a charm when taken accord
ing 10 directions, rs d reSuedy Tor the following
diseases -IndigeStt0a, Dyspepsso, JdHndaoe,
Ltgei A9ecti0fo8. Loss Of AQpettte, L0e0nesS OF
SDirits,
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PREN OH. w ALTON 81 90.
Successors to DR.. 9. W. RoBAcK.)
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Nos. Sc, SIS, go aslo1 G2 Eost Third St.,
CINCTNNATE. OHIO
]. Il. WINSTON & co.

[EsTABLIsHED 1861
1000 Watches, Chains, Silver Articles, &c.
WORTH $5OO,OOO!!
40 BE SOLD at ONE DOLLAR EACI. WITHOUT
REGARD 10 VALUE!
and not 10 be paid joy until y0u knoao aChat gou
are to get
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SWANS 3onrbon Ritters

Hedd0cAe C0sttUeneSS, and kindred diseases
arising from dsordered condition OF the Stom-
ach, Liver or Bowels. Let eoeFY one trV these
agreeable Buffers; once tried aud used, they will
recommend them with confidence t. all others
who are III need OF wholesome, 8greep Bile and
eGectual tonic The rapidly increasing demand
for these Bitters has induced me 20 give them
publicity, SO that thousands who have not used
them, may try them and be convinced Of their
efficacy
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healthy tonic, gentle stimulant and unequalle ed
morning appetizer Prepares III ripe old bour-
bon. Beng now used 10 the exclusion OF all oA-
eI bt-efs d more than fifty United sta aS AlqgY
H0sp1dls ana millions OF private families and
is tae 0@Iy popular medicine VIII ich has been Ss-
pecidly eDeDlpteaJ from stump tao by the United
states government on the ground oil it's having
.. en- adopted as a STANDARD remedy by the
medical profession
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Simeon Draper realized $5O0.O0 from the
office OF Collector Of the port of New York,
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Ketchum, the great Wall street broker.
! lesrninS the shoe trade ~ Sing Sing.
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swain's RouYbon aiftara

~ LadjeS, who have tried and found most oii,
e. ''St08tach Filters" TOO bitter, anDaIatGbLe
anu Too A,gAby U,edlcGted Tor their delicate taste
please CIV. THESE uiai, aEd you viii not DO
and str, nglh to tie whole system.
~ II Your druggist or tradesman has not got
Aese bite. 3 have MIN send o. them
s1y Remember ,hc uane aud take 10 other
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sET.AS AMES,
'saglice ~ the Pe&ce.-O 65oe j5cs1 door north o.
Slosson a Co.'S. Grocery store.
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laOVer --Seueral hapyoa6d and Ua,jnapro0ed Farm
FOR sale Office, Main street nlvibt'
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NUMBER "a.


af. =. SCHOFF.
ntoraay d 1ognSenog0t Lato ana Solicitor im Cham
cry. Ofi3e, Main street
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Rev Thomas W. Gilmer. of Char

Rev. Thomas W. Gilmer, of Charlottes-
vile has received unanimous call to the Presbyte
rian Church of Fredericksburg.
"A member Of the national House of Rep
resentatiyes SEM resolution to the Clerks desk to
be read That individai was unequal to the task'
and upon asking the member TO reaG his own writing
the worthy member failed.
Gen. Grant will send an expedition in
May next to examine the route between the Mime
sofa border and the Territory of Montana with avew
of establishing continuous chain of military posts
for vhe protection of emigrants.
An old German in New York lately got
thousand dollars for leaving. three months before
the expiration of his lease, house which he only
paid eight hundred dollars a year for. merchant
had bought the se andEanted to begin the erection
of his warehouse at once.
Gen. Grant has decided to hold publishers
of newspapers in the Southern States to more strict
accountability during the continuance of martial law.
He recently remarked that these papers were doing
more to hinder the work of reconstruction by keep
ing alive the spirit of hatred between the two
tons than all the politicians in the land put together
"A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercaL states that the record of every case brought
before the Supreme Court is printed at the Govern
ment Printing Office, is great saving to their eye
sight, but costs $4,000. We submit that it would be
cheaper for Uncle Sam to furnish the Judges with
spectacles.
"A painful sensation was created on the re-
cent opening of the French Senate by communica.
ton from Vice-Admral Baron Grivel apologzing for
his non appearance in his seat in the Senate his off
eial duties retaining him at his maritime station at
Brest in consequence of the recent outbreak of the
cholera in that port As the French steamers from
New York to Havre now touch at Brest, since the
completion of the railway from that city to Paris
great caution will have to be exercised by the New
York authorities in regard To the passengers on board
shsss steamers.
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Handy in thu House.

Of all the things which are reA lily Mandy to nave
in the house." believe us when we "ncerely assert
that the most useful and most valuable. is oo cent
bo tile of Railways Ready Relief. We say tnfs de-
lberately conscientiously. and without fear Q, co
tradct ion the part of any one familiar with ne
extraordinary virtues of that popula lar medicament
From bruise to a pain in the bowels. from cut to
cholc, from sprained ankle to an attack OF dvsen-
terry from mere cold to severe convulsions. from
sore finger to the rheumatism, from diptherla down
10 deafness, and from pimple on the face up 70 a
paralysis OF the limbs there is case in which Rad
way Ready Relief will not remove the pain as soon
as II Is applied, and remove the disorder altogether
IN manner most surprising well as truly expedl-
tlo9s. nuooed on the afflicted part the relief e1,
Taken internally in eetened
water, say teaspoonfu to wineglass of waterl it
instantly annihllates pain in the stomach quickly
cures dlarrhoea, destroys all Inflammation and re.
stores health The Ready Relief is prepared from so
many OF those little ingredients common to the fam
ly housenoid That 1t is positively indispensable to
the prudent wife and careful mother. For females
of use in nearly all their peculiar difficulties and de-
rangements. For children it is even inst as adn,;r
able mixture, ridding them of aches and na;nS and
healing up the manifold sorenesses with m;racninu.
ease and celebrity. For men it is never fa;i;nn rs
sort of comfort and relief in thousand Instance,
would earnestly impress upon the public mind thai
bottle of Railways Ready Relief is the cheansst .,
we'll As the best article to have about the hon 70,
aver presented saving at expense of cents
ave dollars which would otherwise have to be na;S
for the attendance Of capable physician. The Read,
Relief d whole spotheosry shop in itself II Is root
health put up IN bottle for sverybodys use, Who
wise enough 10 svsil themselves Gifts services, solt
~ NuseeN. hs-Sv
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-Coai was first used as fuel IN London IN
the latter part of the thirteenth century. But the
smoke was considered injurious to the public health
that Parliament petitioned King Edward L. to pro
hibit its burning as an intolerable nuisance. He
complied, and issued proclamation against it. The
most severe measures were then employed to abolish
its use fines imprisonment, and the destruction of
furnaces and workshops where it was used.
The Rockingham Register tells of a Meth
odst clergyman in that section who received all told,
in currency and produce twenty dollars for his
last years labor. Toward the close of the year he
and he employed brother preacher. who was also
physician, who charged him fifteen dollars for his
services The itenerant was unable to pay, when the
reverend doctor took the only bedstead he had in the
world as an offset to the debt. That man will go to
- heaven. perhaps.
"A Washington correspondent says that
the National Express Company, of which General
Joe johnson is President, have instituted a suit
against the Virginia Central Railroad and other roads,
who have for two millions of dollars, sold to Adams
Express Company the exclusive right to carry ex-
press matter their respective roads for period
Of four years, unless other companies pay equal
amount. which, of course, other company do.
The colored man who edits the Alexan.
dria State Journal is much exercised about the
Chronicle. The editor has mistaken his calling: hs
bad better put out BARRIERS pole,
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Poor WHITES OF ALABANA.-An agent of the
Freedmens Bureau, in report to the Assistant Com
the poor whites and freedmen of Bibb, Shell by jeff
erson and Calhoun counties Of Alabama, he found
great destitution among the whites. Their scanty
supplies have been exhausted. and they now look to
the Government alone for support. Many are with
out homes to shelter them. On one road leading TO
the woods, with no better shelter from the inclem
ency Of the mid winter than huts of pine boughs.
Quite number he states, are living in this manner
on ~ roads leading to the towns, most of whom
widows win families of children. The agent thinks
that camps Of widows and orphans viii hssve to be
established where w pijSsslng them together, they
life i 7''
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New Mexico Legislature.

New YORK, February ia letter from Secretary
Amy dated Santa Fe. New Mexico. Feb. 5, says that
the Legislature of New Mexico has just adjourned.
large number of laws were passed during the ses-
sion. The free negro law repealed, and the peon
law was amended so as to make servitudc under it
voluntary. A convention has been ordered to frame
State constitution. the election of delegates to which
will be held the first Monday in April. The con
stituton is to be submitted to tho people Immediate
ly after being framed. Only two members of the
legislature voted against State organization.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Ho1L1pAg STREET THEARTE.-The new drama Lost
in London" was produced for the first time in this
city, at this house last evening, when it received
with decided favor. The story is one of thrilling in
terest, and replete with dramatic incident. 1t was
captay presented, and promises to have successful
run.
MILroYIAS TABLEAUX.-This exhibition will not
be presented tonight at the Maryland Institute as
the hall is engaged for other puuposes
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New york Rank Statement.

New YORK, Feb 19.-The weekly statement of the
New York City Banks shows an increase in loans Of
Si5OOON in specie Of $50 000 in circulation $40
600: in deposits of ST. 0OOG00 and decrease in legal
tenders of s., $50 900.
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EPnian CONGRESS.

PITTsBURG, Feb. IA large number of delegates
to the Fenian Congress, probably four hundred in
number, are in attendance here and more are com
ing. At noon Col. Murphy, speaker of the House Of
Representatives called Congress to order. P. 7.
Rumsord was elected secretary pro tenn, and COM
mittee credentials appointed of one from each
State The Congress then adjourned till they should
be called together by the chairman of the credcntal
committee. There will be grand procession with
speeches tonight, by Gen. Sweeny and others.
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The Rebellion in New Zealand.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 17.-Advices from New Zeal
and to the 20th of January have been received.
Sixteen murderers had been sentenced to be exc
cuted
The Maori war continued. The native forces wero
defeated by the English with heavy loss on the 3Oh
of November, at Poverty Bay.
Koohan had been evacuated:by therebels, after
severe engagement. They fought with the greatest
desperation, but were obliged to leave''120 guns be-
hind them. The loss of the English was very heavy
The Hoohan insurgents. after their defeat, made
overtures for peace, which were rejected.
The adviees from Australia were unimportant.
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COPPER TRADE.-The total supply of pure copper
from all sources in 1864, nearly 20000G00 pounds
is put into ingo ami cake copper at zefneries in De
troit, Portage Lake and Cleveland The ores pro-
duced from mines III California, Canada and the
Eastern States, also imported ores are smelted al
the works in Boston, New York and Baltimore
Those Of New York are located at Bergen Port. The
l20OO0O pounds from these works. added to the pro-
duct of Lake Superior and moderate quantity cf
imported refined copper, makes up the aggregate OF
100000 pounds, as stated above.
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From Havana.

New YORK. Feb. 1S.-A letter from Havana re-
ports the arrival the Sth inst of the French war
transport Jura with troops route for France. The
same letter contradicts authority the statement
that Mr.. Seward had an interview there with an aid
of Maximilian. The writer believed no such rumor
was in Havana at that time.
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M French neonle. Is we antininated. are

The French people, as we anticipated, are
indulging in all sorts of sarcasms and witticisms
upon the Emperor's address to the Chambers, an
nouncing his intention to back out of Mexico The
police and the spies the alert, hanging around
places of public resort, and lowering about the
crowds collected in the streets where the Imperial
address is posted on the walls; and their reports Of
the state of public opinion are said to interfere
greatly With his Maissty's customary pleasures,
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-20

The Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania bas
authorized NJ W. Grand Master Orr to draw upon
lgir treasurer for the sum Of thousand dolIg.s
IN aid Of the Grand Lodge of South Carolina ] , od
,itiou TO this, considerable sums have been r,,,tJ
ny the New York and Pennsylvania Lodgs d., :; Iat,1,
oi local lodges in Columbia and elsewh..-e
Eleven men we're frozen T., daa+b - tL.,
vicinity Of Hamilton, Fillmore county Mn -, ,,o
ushC OF the 2Oth ult Six If tbero ,yore C,o, j.;
leigh while passing 8 .ong tho road SaI.I,er..'ar
was houu1 I!o1'n IN standing posture with his
i house.
-Ihe Freedmen's Bureau has in charge
3O0o00 of land and l50l pieces of prop.r
". Since its organization it has issued more than
10000 rations to refugees and 35OO0-O to freedmen,
It has treated 250J refugees in hospitals Lad recently
buried 227 of them. 1t has treated A. 900 freedmen
and made the graves for 5000 of the number Trans
portaton has been furnished to 100 refugees and
1900 freedmen. In the schools there are 50 OuO neo
pie that have been instructed by this Bureau.
A London publishing firm has been re-
Gently trying to prevail on the poet laureate n
permit the introduction into England of the Amer
can editions Of his works. alleging as reason that
they quite as we'll if not better printed and that
they are so very much cheaper than the English edi
lions. Another reason addUced ior their iptroduc
ton was the desrability of circulating Mr. Tennv-
sons writings among the working classes Notwitb-
standing these representations, the laureate h,,s
faled to perceive any necessity for allowing Ana;
can reprints Of his poems to circulate in EngI,n5
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-20

A SwINDLE Expos d swipdIipg ceneern in Bos-
ton, Mass. have been engaged in promuigatiug cir
cular, IN winch they represent that there is a claim
Tor additional pay for officers servants equal to the
increase OF pay OF priyates for part of the time they
were IN the service. which will be collected by the
hrIn upon the advancement of certain sum; conse
quently many unsuspecting individuals have forfeit
ed sums Ct money. In reply to inquiry upon this
subject, the Second Comptroller and the Paymaster
granting additional compensation to officers for their
serYants
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 19.-There a Cabinet meet
ing at 10 o'clock this morning. and no visitors were
admitted up stairs. Meantime the report prevails
that the business for which the President called them
together has reference to the amendatory Freedmens
bill. 1t seems from present appearances that Con-
gress and the country will not be much longer kept
in doubt as to his action upon that measure.
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-02-20

A YOUTHFUL FORGER.-A boy fifteen or sixteen
years of age, employed IN Insurance Office in State
street. one day this week forged the name of the Pre-
sident of the company upon check for about 81 900;
presented it AZ n bank where ne was known and was
his mother he should be absent till late that evening
and took a train for New York. The police was put
on his track and soon found him in that city. The
affair causes great distress to his parents who are
most worthy people,-B0ston Traveller.
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ST. LOUIS. Feb. IA messenger of the United
States Express Company, while delivering package
in the upper part of building on Third street.
about ten o'clock to-day robbed of $4,000, near
ly all of the contents of bis satchel. From the fact
that package which the messenger went to deliver
and which was left by the robbers contained coun-
terfeit money and other suspicious circumstances it
is evident that the robbery was previously planned
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Escape of FiIIibuster Crawford

New ORLEANS. Feb. 16.-General Clay Crawford
last night escaped from the fort where he con-
fined The remainder of the Bag dad flibustcrs
were to-day released on parole.
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XXxIXTH CONGRESS.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.
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EE2Osa NA&ESEAsagON.

,,..-r.-. ,.r.-,.,.-r-- ,--,., o.. .-.,.- -.
~ '' ''''. - ..oN '',t ''i'LHN "lAtfS.
t'A@L' ,NInH, iCP. IA DEL has been ntig ,aIiz
-tiFtu saA iLS NE amount O.! moneys der ,azira
~ ,e GfeuIt OF ths LFea&uiy o. the Unite Il ~r.-al
m ~. ~ $y1Gt "a ti1 S.lS GI tennessee Virginia
II. - D - ,. -'' ,5r.t-ie 'etf "a, Alabama
,-.~t' i'HsiAAlr -e&.+5' u ts-'siplr md ar,-a-,s
lo -oT3 "mognt Is nearly $500 500 rom The It -
-tt-, "t's '1' 'ils l: IH -, divided as follows.
Sa1-"iN i'"da@ Iet.' 3f'hc' t.ljy at New ilrlesr.
>-,2laWaE captured an, ,hsuaynnl ,r1nr,i, a.
i#i 9yF direct tax - is uyJ. ,rrs+coiio1s -taftr.
'&& or t4NHl, td2 r%l. c9rsu.ri a en- fer 30 80 ia.
S5efst paiin "dsy i25,UgO; internal rsyeDUG Sil ~
TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD
= y. GOOGali- of the Commissioners Of the
Laaihc hair"ad, Is Ho" IN " a5l!Lgtou direct irOIl
texas, an@ has delivered 10 the Senate uumerously
signed petitions from various parts OF the South ula
rem tue Clsy council q hicbs1UIg, praying for %
-"''tI|i t' tohLc&ll1A WIN t&o Alun PdtIuc Kali
toti. some oi tAetu dgiHe clearly the vast I'M
p'tt@+c 10 inc S'DGtA anu Norm Gl Sutu connection
"!t Is ntIAe'e ttat congress VIII pruyislc for
Fa'trad by way a.. lcaE cnWOrth, Lawrence agl
i yrJ uLDson, through the Indian Territory.
The dsputatiO. aproia3ri b. the FcBiau r,qsg
meeting on Saturday ujgn5, consisting Of liIyI-
aila.h " Is. lurtu kjIIau t,e.,,..., n I'-..,r -
gressueu Rogers aa.t Hogan and several I'll. III
interview with the President this ev,-i,,lr -
appointed "Wednesday iOr "a special i,lt-'t:g,y g.,
hat Tie paper. sarGlpg the recent al eyed outrages
On American ci'lAGus Ia ireland 90 perusuu and
" reply prepared.
L. $. SUPREME COURT
In the Ok tus United States against the Dis
uiey aaga of the Eorierl Ui5,sct oI California on
motion i'r prohibition in t.e nader Of Reddish.
-f ngai administrator, aElusg The steamship Pa.iir
'as Su.'en" tau-, u; Jho United STATES to-day
= III f q @ o'5 3D. -" aus ] T" ~ sue tr"hIoitlon
't'" A" '.IlC . -, "iseI 70 stay !uTtucr pro
,,Jin5' ut j. I t'.I | u os,1oA III .Ge premises HIS
- q , '' , Nv - - ~ IN yvl' ohiy t"" case of
''-.''I''D NAVE 9ued s4ee Ine organization or thc
mr.. M . ... :-.r, =.
inc l-e','"" iu'"I'ed IS WDcthor a c0ntrGct with
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SS. C0al.-.COal. SIS.
TREvoRTos Coal for cooking purposes at S. per
ton, delivered in any part of the CITY, For sale by
J. HENRY GIESE,
Office South street
fard-0n Spears wharf, and on North near Centre
streets. f20-1wlp
wanted
EVERY YOUNG MAN
TO KNOW THAT
Bryant, Stratton A Sadler's
Business College
Is the only Commercial School in this city or State
where
ACTUAL BUSINESS PRACTICE
Daily occurs between the Students of the College
The public cordially invited to call and exam
dress.
w. XII. SadIer,
Observation-Disclosures Principal.
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CoIgate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.

superior Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils in combination with Glycerine,
and especially designed for the use of Ladies and
for the Nursery. Its perfume is exquisite, and its
washing properties unrvaei. For sale by all drug
sists. fec -d&w1y
The HOWE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
SEWING MACHINES
For Leather and Manufacturers,
Wholesale and Retail,
W. MERRILL, Agent.
2l4 Baltimore street
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Veto Of the Freedmen's Bureau Bill,
The Militia i'm the Rebel States
Speech of Mr.. Yates on the Constitutional
Amendment.
TEEE CONTESTED ELECTION CASES

STATUS OF THE REBELLIOUs STATES
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Hnjr Dyc, Hair Dye!!-BAcHELoR's HAIR
DYE i, the best in the w, rid. The only true and
perfect Dye-harmless-insta1, taneous and reliable
produces splendid black or astuai brown-reme-
dies the ill effects of bad Dyes and uently restores
the original color. Sold by all Druggists Inc genu-
Inc is signed, "A BACHELOR, 81 Barclay street.
New York fe1-d&y,V
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IMPORTATION OF foeerGN CATTLE.

Mr.. James NJ. Humphrey, OF New ork from the
Committee on Commerce.. reported bill to amend
the prohibiting the importation OF foreign cattle
1t gives the Secretary Of the Treasury greater dure
tlon as to certain cases. The DILL wes LasseQ,
INDIANA COETEsTEp ELECTION CASE.
Mr. Dawes from the Committee on Elections re-
ported in the contested 9Th Indiana Congressional
District that Daniel ". Voorhees, is not entitled to
the seat he now occupies, but that Henry l.. Wash
bufne the contestant Is. Laid over.
PENNSYLVANIA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
The House hen resumed the consideration Of the
contested election case the 10th Congressional
District Of Pennsylvania of Cotfroth VS.. koontz
A4taF long debate, the House voted that Alexan-
der H. CoHrotn (democraT is entitled to be sworn in
representative from the 10th Congressional distric
of Pennsylvan Ayes So, nays s..
Mr.. Cotfroth came forward and was sworn in and
took his seat.
THE LOAN BILL.
The Loan Bill was made the special order for / P
NJ tomorrow, and the House at p. Nj. adjourned
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You cA7not annihilate the fragrance of Phalon s
"Night-Blo oming Cereus" by exposing robe or
handkerchief ,nerfumed with it to the air. Time
only renders the aroma more delicate and sptrlHet
Washing alnne rem owes it. Sold everywhere.