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twenty-nnth sections Of the seventy fourth Article
of the Code Of Public General Laws, relating to
Pilots and to substitute in lieu thereof the follow
Section l. Be enacted By the General assembly Qf
Maryi0nd That sections sixteen and twenty-nine Of
Article nty-iUur of the Code Of Public General
Laws relating TO Pilots, be. and they hereby re-
pealed and the following substituted therefor.
Section 10. All masters of foreign vessels and
sells from roreign port and all vessels sailing under
register, bound to and from Baltimore city, except
vessels engaged exclusively IN the coastibg trade,
such pilot shall himself owners, or cOnsignees pay
the said pllotage as If one had been employed; and
such pil0tage shall be paid to the pilot first speaking
or Offering ms services as pilot to such vessel before
Cape Henry bears south if inward bound.
Section y. The pilots shall be required under the
direction of the board to keep many three pilot
boats at sea- one of said boats to be stationed fifteen
miles TO the north of Cape Henry-One in the lati-
tude Of and ten miles from Cape Henry, and one If
teen miles south of Cape Henry and the board shall
have full power TO make rules and regulations Tor
their cruising, and may designate ana appoint five
pilots and grant tem authority TO enforce such rules
and regulations they may adopt and to inspect the
boats III service from time to time and generally do
all things which may be necessary for the efficiency
OF the pilots and the boats used IN the service.
Section :. and be Il eTdcte2, That this act shall
take effect from and after the date Off passage.
nhl3-lW
A BILL entitled an Act to secure the completion Of
the Eastern Shore Railroad.
Section l. BE Il enacted by the General Assenlbi of
Hdlyand, That the lien hel5 by the State.of Mary
land on the property OF the Eastern Shore Railroad
Company TO secure the payment of six per centulo
interest out of the profits of the work on the shares
of the capital stock of the said Company held nv the
State, shall not be construed give preference to
the said State over the bond holders of the said Com
postponed and deferred in favor Of the 6olders al
bonds Of the said Company, which may be isned for
the construction and equipment of the said Railroad
dred thousand dollars W
Section 2 - And be it enacted. That the said Com
pany mas 1u power to issue its bonds or other secu-
rites on the pledge Of its property estate and fran
ohlses, bearing interest at rate not exceeding six
per Gentam per annum, redeemable at any time
the sum Of five hundred thousand dollars in addition
to Its bonds already Issued and dispose of the same
Tor the objects aforesaid and no bonds of The said
Company issued, in good faith, for the construction
complexion or equipment of the said Railroad shall
pc annulled or ahated, because the same may have
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RAILROAD NOTICES.


sS- gSEs -.,ggsssagsEsa8l On and after MONDAY,
= sz.--5Esi6 March - 1855. two daily trains
ill run between Baltimore and II leeliag and Par
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throughout the week been firm with rather an uT-
ward tendency Good Flour isundoubtedly scarce. and
for this description the demand is good aud the
ket strong, but common and unsound Flour. of which
there is large stock is dull and very heavy. The
sales this week embrace 800 to 800 b6is Howard
Street Super at S. for common, and So.5Ug8.l5 Tor
good TO choice, l.5GO bbls City Mills Super at $3.50
$50, $50 hb's common Western Extra at SSI2sg
SS715 300 bbls good do at $3.50, 500 bbls City Mills
Extra at $962l9, so bbl3 Howard Street Extra ct So
@9.25, and J. 900 bbls do. at S9.5O@96213 Q bbl,-
We quote to-day as follows, viz: Howard street
at $685. for common Super; $S.50GS.I5 for good
to choice DO: Sa19.25 for common to tair Extra;
S950@975 for good brands; DO. $l29l250 for Family;
Western at s7.75S for common Super; s. 25GS50 for
good to choice dosS.T569 for common Extra 50 25e@
ESQ for good DO: SllG2 for Family; and City Mills
at SSg3.25 for common Super S.50GS.7j for good to
choice do S9@9,62}& for, standard Extra, and $lla
11.50 . bh for high grade do. suitable for the Rio
market; Patapsco, Reservoir and other brands Of
Baltimore Family and high grade Extra are selling
by the dray load to the trade at S4.50 for Family
and $I2.75 q Dbl for Extra.
RYE FLOUG AND Corn NEAL.-We quote Rye
Flour dull at $4@4.25 and Corn Meal nominal NJ
1915 2 Dbl.
BUCKwHEAT FbOUR.-Buckwheat Flour may be
quoted at 34d450 q 100 lbs but it is very dull
The following are the inspections OF Flour and Meal
for the week ending Thursday. March -, 1906
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This Company, having an ample capital, insures on
al kinds Of property in the city and country. Large
lines on Merchandise and other property insured by
the year or short time on favorable terms; and Per-
petMal PaLicies grAnted when renuested.
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HOTELS, ETC.
u OSHEL.L HOUSE.

VSHhAlA HOUSE,
Holiday STREET.
AK en- BALTIMORE.
------0 WI 4. khEEF. PEnPRIETOR.
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Total consolidated canitnl

~ Inc . H aoms CnmnsmT 81 sbares ' of s far each
share of their old stock and leave large surplus Of
property and cash 10 be divided hereafter by way Of
extra dividends. The shareholders " the National
Bankers will receive one share of fDii paid new
stock on the payment Of so e Cent on each original
surplus to be divided to the Adams shareholder,
over and above the $50 Z cent of new stock, viii
amount to a very large sum, perhaps to further
premium of $50 q cent on their original interest.
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60 @. ~ sssg7 NEW ARRANGEMENT

4ILI1-RU IlItII -, w IIlN INUTUN AND BAT,TT
MORE RAILROAD. IL
leave President Street Depot as follows, vim '' WIZ
at $50 4. NJ '-'' " "' STATIONS
Express Train for New York only at q.29Aw
Express Train for Philadelphia and New Yorl, ~
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sUNDRIEs TO sUNDRIEs.

Col. r. M. Hoe 10 in Paris.
GEN. SHERMAN Is coming hither.
HENRY A. WISE is lecturiug in Richmond.
DEPosrroRIEs Of Government funds-569.
Destructive foods reported in California.
TIE bridging Of the St. Lawrence by ice
makes an increased revenue force necessary.
,GES. BRIsBM commands at Pine Bluff,
Arkansas.
A. II. STEPHENS refuses to take any part
in politics. -...
DELAwARE railway completed to Princess
Anna, Md.
A GIRL Of ffteen years is on trial in Boston
for bigamy.
CORrNrH, Mississippi, is getting over wars
effects.
WooL-aRowERs' convention at Pittsburg
February8. ...
FRANK HUsER has been appointed sscreta-
ry Of the southside railroad, at Petersburg.
THE Manassas railroad between Strasburg
and Harrisonburg, Va, is to be rebuilt.
President JoHssoN's message was pub
lished in full in the New Frankfort Zeitmng.
COUNTERPART interest coupons have been
discovered at the Treasury Department.
PREPARATIONS on large scale are making
in Mobile for the spring races.
JoHH MINOR BORIS doesn't succeed in
getting his claim through the Quartermas.
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The Testimony for the Prosecution Closed
The Testimony for tho Defen,
THEY CLAIM NO ARREST WAS
q MADE.

CRIMINAL CouRr-Jndge Fsher.A(Ed.
ward c. Darlington, and Mossrs. Jos. H. Brad
ley, sr. and jr, prosecuting)
The trial Of Lafayette @. Baker, late chief de-
teetiye Of the War Department, was resumed
this morning In the Criminal Court. d
On the opening Of the court Mr.. Bradley said
that having had no opportunity yesterday to
confer with the witness on the stand, they fell
constrained to have the rules Of law enforced.
They now offered 70 the gentlemen on the other
side the greatest opportunity to inquire into the
character OF this lady. We now throw the doors
open to them wide TO examine into her chArao.
ter. We are prepared to meetit
Judge Fisher said any question might be put
TO the witness relative 70 anything testified 10
her during her examination In -ohieL Upon fur
Their reflection, he thought the counsel could 70
back without conhuipg themselves to any time,
As ruled yesterday. In reference to any mater
which was spoken Of on the examination In
chief the counsel may question the witness with.
out regard to any dshnite time back. ..
The cross examination OF MIRA Cobb was then
commenced by Mr.. Stanton, ~.
Witness nTst became acquainted with Captain
Howell on Saturday, the ~ Of November; was
ney-at-law from New York; met him atWil-
lafd's Hotel accidentally did not make any on :
Eagsmcnt TO meet him subsequently,. He agreed
70 sonS 20 ny hotel hn IA sSSSiIE he da 20.
tho Avenue House, in the presence Of my hus-
band, that the contract was made.
q. Did you not denounoe Gen. Baker in that
conversational 10 .~' D..
Objected to by the prosecution, and objection
sustained. 20 s. 'lu..
Counsel for defence excepted to the rules Of the
court.
how or through whom or by what inhuenoa she
received the pardon, as she would nottell him OF
any other living soul. In our CONVERSATION told
him would not work without some oompensA-
zion for my labor and told him furthermore
that money would accomplish almost anything
Captain Howell was here called upon, stepped
forward, aud was Identified By the WitRsIs,
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msnders, . recommendation which never got
further than hesdquarters--his views Of the
Balps Biaf affair. In which he had taken q
hand. NOT beias satisfactory to The com
msndirs general ~ iii LII
p In the rstrest from bsfore Richmond. Col.
KINKS was severely wounded near the
Quaker Church. This did not, however,
long detsin him from the Geld. While ID
command at Bolivar he had been called TO
mourn the death Of his only child. While
on tho march through Maryland In 1852,
while reading cheerful letter from hiswife,
he received q telegram announcing her sud
den death. He sought leave Of absence
long enough to allow him to 20 70 Massachu-
setts; u was refused, md thsn he did what
any man with human feelings would have
done-he went without, Half an hour at
the funeral Of her he best loved, and he was
again on his way to the front-to report him
self in arrest. Reaching the army again,
battle was immediately impending, and he
was sent to his command. Through the FIRE
Of Antietam he was. as ever, nearest the
enemy, until at last many bullets brought
him low, and he was len on the field ~ dead
Then came appreciation. The supposed dead
manwas commissioned q General; . committee
oftho city government Of Lynn came on TO pro-
euro his body and arrange for his funeral. They
found him yet living, but with nine bullet
holes in his body, and life fast ebbing away;
and as they watched, Il seemed sometimes
that tho light had quite gone out. Yet he
recovered, and after commanding year in
New Hampshire, he appeared again In the
field under his frst commander, Gen. Bur-
LER, at the head Of the coiored troops, which
were subsequently, organised as the Twenty
9Th army corps He remained thsre until
he was utterly unable to continue longer, and
then he was Transferred TO New Yo'k, as
Provost Marshal, and subsequently, to Penn
sylvanis; and in each Of these positions he
displayed that high degree Of axecutive
power which his immediate friends only had
known him 70 possess before he entered the
service, but Of which he gave ample evidence
the moment he was placed at the head Of the
old Eighth. Since bis retirement from the
army he has rendered most efficient service
in the Union cause in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey. ...
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THE PRESIDENT OF THE SOL
aDIERD AND SAILORS NATION
Al UNION LEAGUE. .H

-
ms .',s, 800,
-. - II..'s a. n-.a m"
Co.,, Enw,nn W w. :, 49,
.hn..,,. a.n.r., H,xvs $50 ~ ,,,. f.
a. annanoIi, IN Ami, Iss, a. JI.n,.u..,
Colon.I 81 m. Eiahtb r.o,msn, W..ss.hn
IN. vo,nn,..r ni,i,,. ~. rs.;uan, -
5000 ~. Ann.no,i. 80. ~. A. -
oSR.I,,mors ~ an, Of oo.,m.nir.t;o. S,,s
an. ..nit.I through that citv Ho h.d Al.
I.ady b.sn appointed First Lisutsnant n
N. rsvuiar armv-the Third cavalry va b.-
I;.v.. : shortly affair reaching Wa.b,nv,on
he was appointed Colonel Of the Eighth and
AT ~, ,sa,nest solicitation of General Nc.
DowrLL, General MANSFIELD, Senator Will.
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WHO Is THE PRESIDENT,

There is q general desire to know who Is
President Of the United States.-New York
Herald, 24th.
The above is rather significant question
in view Of the fact that JAMES GoRDoS BEN
NET, Jr, the son of his father, and now
editor in-chief Of the New York Herald, came
all the way from New York to this city
hazardous expedition in those days Of rail-
roading-and finding that ASpREw JOHNSON
was President Of the United States, asked
that high oficial, on tho tpemty-third inst,
to grant him IBEssErrl an audience. which
was donei during which HENRI WrKorF, the
European operate agent Of BENNETT, was
obliged to cool his heels in the ante-room.
BENNETT can satisfy the general desire. -
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y NIX TELEoRArH
EAIIoNll REpuBLtcAE.
: R o u e o no p q
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNfA.
The spanish Instruction.
THE BRITISH /. CABINET c'llI'1
THEFENIANTR1ALs
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNfA,
The Spanish Insurrection.
THE BRITISH CABINET.

PoRfLArp, Jan. 2b.-Ths steamship jill
| bernia, from Liverpool on the 18th instant
via Londonderry on the 18th, has arrived.
Cotton opened al decline Of laid, bu
partially recovered and closed hrmer, though
at decline Of laid. on American. Sales o
the week, 50, 900 balesj sales Friday, 10, 00'
bales middling Orleans, at GOD. Brcadstufs
6rmer. Proyisions steady Consols for MONEY
S6Is87; 5'20s 64ta65. lI5.rtt p. as.l.
II is reported that twenty-one armed Fe
mans recently arrived at Sligo, and were
Immediately arrested.
Tho ship Worcester, from Baltimore, ha'
reached Liverpool in = very crippled state
She encountered fearful weather in, the chan
mel; had her foremsst carried away, and wa
| otherwise damaged.
TWAS reported that the Spanish insurgents
under Gen, Prim had defeated the Govern.
ment column under Gen. Coroha; but ofioia
dispatches represent that the insurgents ara
discouraged and retreating. They also 70
| port No change In the situation. ~. oil.
Bullion in the Bank of England has do
Tho weather In England had moderated
but the effects OF the recent gale continue tc
be exhibited In disasters to shipping. ri.
Owing TO tho storms, telsgraphing betweer
Liverpool and London has boon entirely sus
pended. Commercial and financial new
| from London IA only TO Thursday night.
The shin Joseph Holmes, from Liverpool
| for New Orleans. nut into Howl The
Paramount is ashore Of Islay Sound. Tn,
| Persia. for Wilmington. and the yolant. 70,
New Orleans, nut back TO Liverpool on tn,
| 18th inst. a,gs
Tho ship Resoluts, from Mobile for Liver
pool, nut into Islay Sound in leaky condi
zion She had LOST her mizzenmast'
The Lord Duffsrn put back to Liverpool
Tbe shin Mountaineer. from Mobile, Aug
~. has not bean heard Of since that date.
The london TYrs, and other Journal,
having Attributed the pressure on the none,
markSt 10 beayv exports 10 America OF
credit Ietter, are pubIi,bed from commercial
men Routing such Arguments and showing
that remittanoes have been most PROMPT anS
bsayy. Tho cation reoeipts are al of aeainsI
Britisb eInorts. =
The discount demand continued moderate
and tbs bank rate remained Al per cent.
LtyEppooL. January 3readstuffs,
Flour inactive and nominal. Wheat armer
winter red I0s ga aIos. IA. Corn quiet Al
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Tho farewell matinee Of this musical
prodigy will take place tomorrow afternoon,
at Seaton Hall. The verdict of all good
jpdges who have heard Master coKER pro.
nounee him one Of the finest singers Of the
present time. This is q fact, and embOdios
more real praise in his behalf than We could
condense into a column criticism. Lovers Of
music who fail to hear him will be ever after.
wards sorry.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT Tux

HIS 10 TO 1--WE NUIIUE IHhT THE
i subscriber has obtained from the 0rphAnA'
Court Of Washington county, In the nialEiet Of
Columbia, letters OF administration W. a. on The
persOnAl estate Of Abraham Cook, late OF Wash,
lngtOn City, ID. O., deceased, All persons having
warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on or before the 12th
day Of December naxt; they may Otherwise BY
law be excluded from all benefit Of the aid
estate. ..ar,.arr lib. ETA IN u. ..I.-
'oiysn under my hand this i2lh day Of nessn,
Der, 1855. % fgr N, q. COOK, - -
dsssi.wsSt Te AdRinistra,II3.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


-f,-... WAsHIEdTpS, 18th January, 1885.
All persons who occupy premises within the
corporate limits OF this city, into which the
Aqueduot Water has been introduced, other than
property OF the United States, are hereby re-
water rent for the year ending January i, 1897,
became due aud payable at this once. 10 the
said water rent be not paid prior to the lat Of
February, the delinquents are subject 10 stop
atty Of two dollars, to be paid together with the
water rent In full to January l. 1867, previous 10
RANDOLPH coYLE,
jale-dfel .., Water Registrar '
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It is stated to-day that the Committee on
Reconstruction have agreed to report a bill
to regulate the elective franchise in the States
lately In rebellion by act Of Congress, under
authority Of the constitutional amendment
lately Adopted .S ....
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CnIIsotnr oT New YorlL.

Tho statomsnt BY ap evening contemporary
yesterday, that Mr.. coHKLrSaof Syracuse,
N. Y, has been appointed Collector of the
Port of New York, was incOrrset' No ap'
pOintment has yet been made. IN.
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SUPREME CoUnr OF THE UsIrED STATES

a-..... d. E. THURSDAY, Jan 70.
The following were admitted attorneys and
S pnsr Of Ills CouT 4n m9uon o. non.
! ork On motion Of Mr.. Attorney General Speed,
augustus 9. Baiwin, Eco. and Levi Bishop.
Esq. OF Michigan, : - pI..I ~ -.
No.10i Richard 9. Blackburn, plaintiff In
error, VS.. Lessee OF Geo. 7. Crawford OF al.
Argument continued by Mr.. r. 7. Merriek, for
the defendant In error, and concluded BY Mr.
Reyerdy johnson, for the plaintiff In error.
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A4- Madam Mounts Pile salve-a
Valuable Kennedy for that Disease; also, 4 Con-
sumption Destroyer and sn Entire G Ga Tor The
Stott's Drug Store, opposite National Hotel;
Gilman's, near Metropolitan Hotel; Ford's, eoFs
ner Of Eleventh and Pennsylvania ayenusi Rn-
twisle's, corner OF Twelfth and Pennsylyania
avenue; Elliotts, corner Of Faud Twelfth streets;
Harbaugh's g, corner Of Seventh and O. jala-W
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1866-01-25

THE First National Bank Of frederick
Virginia, was to-day nominated as . do
positOry for public money,
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New YoRK, January 25.-Pellicier aliai
Salvador, the accomplish Of Gonzales in the
murder Of 0rtero, has been convicted oil
murder in the first degree. BY .. ..
The murderers will be sentenced to-day.
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NEW YoRK, Jan. rs, Cotton is dull and
dropping at 40. Flour NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
steady. Wheat steady and quiet. Corn is
dull. Beef steady. Pork heavy. Lard
steady. Whisky dull. IN.
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THURsDAY:::;:;;:;::::JANUARY IS, 1866
N n @ EP ITO Ms .

o. TEE LADIES or THE Presidents House.
MOLD viii be Sat home" Tuesday evenings,
and they win give Drawing Room receptions
Friday evenings.
sscHssARr AND MRs. McCuLLocH's second
evening reception will take place on Thurs.
day merit, commencing at 8 p. m. Card
Issued.
o. MRs. SECRETARY WELLEs will be at home
on Wednesday Afternoons. Cards have been
Issued for Secretary and Mrs, WELLEs' eve
ming receptions on Friday, January 18th, and
February I'd, commencing at 8 o'clock.
THE SEcRErARY OF THE INTERIOR and
Mrs. HARLAN will receive on onday even
ings. Mrs. HARLAN and ladies Of the family
will receive their friends on Wednesday after
moons, from 10 4 p. m.
MRs. ATTORNEY GENERAL SPEED will re-
eeive on Wednesday afternoons, from to 4
O'Clock. .7. 100 100
SENATOR AND Mas. MoRGAs have Issued
cards for receptions at their residence, corner
Of I and Fifteenth streets, on Thursday eve
niugs, January 25th, February LIST and 9Th,
commencing at 8 o'clock.
xSEzArpR AND Mrs. SHERMAN have issued
cards for evening receptions at their resi-.
dsnee, 322 X street, on January Goth and
February I2th-to commence at 8 O'Clock.
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LOCAL ~ ID wS.
The Trial Of Lafayette G. Baker
for False Imprisonment
and ExtOrtiOn. 10,
CROSS.EXAMINATION OF MRS. COBB

s e O o N d D A Y,
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SECOND EpITION
RECEPTIONS YESTERDAY.

All the afternoon receptions yesterday
four In numbsr-wers wall attended by the
very elite Of the metropolis. Weregret that
We have not room 70 give tAofe extended re-
ports ..-..aa. ..
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Columbisn Insurance Company.
New YoRk, Jan. 25.-The Columbian In.
surancs Company resolved to continue bust.
ness on capital Of 81, 000,0
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We srs authorized to announce that
Speaker CoLpAx's receptions will be contin-
usd every Thursday evening hereafter from
81 till II p. m.
The reception Of Speaker CoLFAx's mother
and sister. Mrs. and Miss MATHEWS, for
ladies, and gentlemen accompanying them,
viii be continued every Wednesday afternoon
from IL to 3p m
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ssaog NJ VIC o, Ess BEEN ESeAeEp Il
ION y 4 oEs I N PINE Iss cHs
. ron HOUSES, AND ARsENALs, AND DOCK
= rARDs. AND WILL SHOW roUArRAIT0R.
= KERS PRECEDENT OF THE UNITED
s6A pib IN iscs, W WIf RI ANON BURR SA
= WOULD HAVE THEM ARRESTED, AND, II
CONVICTED WITHIN THE MEANING AND
e gCoPB on TIE CONSTITUTION, BIZ TIE
EfKRNlL COD WOULD EXECUTE
fHBL"- kspRrw JeHssos, IN As Unasd
Gkafp Bsaafs-hsreh "a. 1881
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Invaluable Discovery FULL GRAM Of Iodine
In each ounce Of Water.--Dtssolued totthsta a
Solpent.-The most PowERPuL yITALIzISa AaKsr
aud RESTORATIVE known. scRoPULA, 6ALT-
RHRuA, CAscRRs, RHBUMArIsh, CoNsuMPrIoN, and
many Chronic and Hereditary Diseases, are cured
by Its use, Is. thousands can testify. Circulars
sent free. Price o. per bottle, or 9 Tor 45.
lists, 42s Broadway. New York. Sold BY Drug
gists generally. oot2s -3md&w
A8-Twenty-fiysC Cents 20 save rwsN-
ty-nve Dollars. - HEGEMAN's Concentrated
BenEins removes Paint, Grease Spots, 30, In
stantly, aud cleans silks, Ribbons, Gloves, &e.
equal 10 new. Only % cents per bottle. Sold
By Druggists. HRGRMAN Co., 9s.'
Chemists and Druggists, 200
nolS-d6w8m .Na.-.L s. New York.
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% Str n TIME rue AMERIoAH PEOPLE
AgSHr 70 IN nhynN ThAr
noT IN AE9ER-BUT THAT TREASON rs
cHfME, AND SHOULD BE ESTEEMED AS
> tsuUHy AND PUNISHED AS sUCHf-AspnHw
Jonrsos, Prssfdsnf ~ Ia Uatfsd stafes--April