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MOTH AND FRECKLEs.

MOTH AND FRECKLES.
Ladies' afhicted with Disoolor ations on the Faoe,
called moth patches or freokles, should use PER-
BYT celebrated MOTH andsF sFRICKLE LOTION
It's fnfalhbls Prepared bHDr. B. o. Perry, Der
mstologist, l9 Bond st., II. 7. Sold By all drug
sists In Washington and elsewhere, my l8-eoam
OoLGArHS AROMATIC VEGETABLE SOAP
superior TOILET SOAR, prepared from refined
VBerrABLI OILS in combination With GLYcxRINl
and especially designed fer the uss Of LADIES, and
fer the NURSERY. Its perfume 10 sxquiEts, and
vashins properties unFivalled.
Tor sale BY all druggists. feesoly
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NOMINATION PosTPoHED,-Thec con vention
OF the radical section Of the Union party Of the
first congressional district Of Maryland met at
Cambridge, on Wednesday. Hon. Jacob Tome
OF Cecil. was chosen president and Mr.. Far
row, OF Worcester, secretary. After consider
ton Of q candidate for Congress for the present
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SURELY. STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
eMOLAND1Rp EXTRACT BUOKU
ls-CuRIHe
svsfy osss ef KIDNEY DnHAsI, RIIvnA4Isn,
GRAVEL, URINARY DIsoRpxls, WEAKNka and
PAINS in the BACK, FINALE OoMPLAIHfs and
TRouBLE Is arising from ExcRssls OF ANY KIND.
oOMB, II AHFLIoTIDI
TRY 0LANDER's.
TAKE NO OTHER BUCKU.
Sold By Ill Apothecariss. Price q. D. BARNIe
CO., Hew York, and BARNES, WARD co.,
Hev Orleans, Southern Agents. BURLEIGH
ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Mass y,
0enefA Ageno. feb lQ-ly
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PERSONAL.

JERESr1AHs BLACK. .LANoy. c.r.BLAcx
LAW OFFICE.
BLACK, LAMON d CO.,
CounselIors and Attorneys at Law in the Supreme
COURT OF the United States, the Court of Claims
the Courte of the District. the Executive Depart.
ments. and Committees OF Cs ngress. II. =
Onse, 4SS lsth street, directly opposite viii.
iaros' Hotel de l8-tf
- lNGLE. .'-.
~. Law,
NO 30 Louisiana avenue. above 9Th street,
oc ~ IE WASHINGTON, O,
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~PAINTING HAS GIVEN Us rHD"Hears
sf the A Andes; but the perfume OF their Eden
wales ts wanting in the picture. That can only be
,.HtGS nesi,lsG : here s in tie gsrfame Ct PaALoSS
their most II asrsut lowers Sold eyeryWhere.
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THE CHOLERA IN LosDoS.-The cholera
continues TO rage in London. The Bishop OF
London, and several ladies accustomed 10
nursing, and clergymen from the healthy parts
OF London have offered their services in the
districts afflicted with the cholera Great
benefit has resulted from their exertiobs.
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MARRIAGE AND GELIBAgY,
an Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
sne VIAL powers, With sure means OF relief. Sent
free Of charge In sealed letter envelopes Address
Dr. SKILLIN A0UGHT0N, Howard Associa-
tion, PhiIsdeipbfs, Pa aug Is sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ERROps nr vouru

EBBURS OF YOUTH "" II"
Gentle man Who tuffrrsd for years from Ner.
vsus Debility Premature Decay and all The effects
euthful indiscreiion, will for the sake Of suf
Ierlpg humanity, send free 10 all who need t, the
recei pf ana Sirections fur makiug the simple rem
edy ~ which he was cared. Sufferers Wishing to
pfont oy the advertiser ex xpeFience can do 30 By
addressing, In perfect confidence
% TO- JOHN B OGDEN,
an r. W3ms No. - Oedsf street. New York.
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tAX IssHs AsR Es
lative Guide. yenersonS nnnual. euthsrlsn6S
Copsscssi9nal Manual. Ns,iS Hand BOOK for
nal 70! lo6s. AePhsssont Psli tlcal HtSory of the
ksbsaloA. l1tssul I1AACX IAYtOa,
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, &c.

"A Si0N 70 MOUNT VEREnal
The members OF GOOD SAMARITAN DIVI.
SION, 30. 4, SONS OF .rkMPER- - -A
AMGa tafs greet gre 5a,,s pleasure re-. IN an, sn.
have chartered the steamer Wawsest, for an ex.
c1rsion 70 the T.mb Of " sshinston, % TkIDxY
AfTIRhCOh. Auen.t nth ls.e. The boat viii
o'c o:k ,. 70; The company will remsin st Mount
Vernon prnl7 o'clock, after which the Boat viii
turning 70 the city at lek O'Clock. The character
Of the Organization BY which this exeursion is
quiet visit to the Tomb Of the Father Of his Coen
try. A limited number of tickets have been
Boat. Tickets, 81 each, Qncludipg admissfsn TO
the grounds, y may be obtained at the Music Store
Of Mr.. j y. Ellie, 500 Pa avenue, Of the nam
bsrp OF the Division. aud il any remain unsold a
the Boat on the afternoon of the Escursio1,
no. ALFRED WOOD.
au N-tr Chairman Of Committse
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ADJUSTMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
ls'd,.h a.SsA H. sSS5oE T6s ~
ss No nP
dseireS fGT sSion l1 Music and yIsnsh only
and Carrier, from Paris. - "s' a. q siasro iot.
GIoRGETowN COLLEGE, D. O.
The next session Of this Institution win com.
has1s pension fos the scholastic for tuition,
For further Information address
.unln B.A. AAGOIRF; ,!sii.;. siiI;
CUMBERLAND VALLEY ms rIrUrr.
" Msch2E,6xsSVNSSa E2S xSTNS GrEANTLEMEN, ~
Rev; O. EGE Son.
seventh Scholastic Year under ITS present Man.
SSsEss Of ,tasy and Commercial.
Send Tor . circular an Is aw
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, =
The several de partm ents Of viii open a. follow.
Preparatory Department. Wednesday, Septem-
Academic Department. Wednesday. September
October Eth issh
For further information: address
an 2s,stawaw. '" "a nSof' Pro.ids,,, =; dR,
lVl for YOUNG LADIES, No. as East Uanttoi
street corner o. ID street, Capitol Hill, will be
opened on MONDAY, Sd september
RI; &S.s.! s:s:
M Rs. J. A. KEsLEY WIZ OPEN SCHOOL
" Ia,f0 for xonng ledis. and misses on the FIRST
n s;s Nd
and full ceurse in Baglish, PrsAch, Music, D. aw-
Ing Ing and Painting, by experienced and approved
froleseors. an Aim
M Las MA0RUDBBs DAY SCHOOL FOR
IV1 YOUNG LADIES will reopen on MONDAY
september 5: Pupils viii be received for tuition
III West street. Georgetown. an IA. fsepS'
DRof. 9. ". wOOLLBYB OOMMEROIAL
= CoLLEel. 4sl eth &C., is again open for The
instruetfop Ii given in Writing, Bookkeeping
Phonognlhy, &c. Terms the most moderate
RoARB1Ea AND pay sgHsoL FOB YOUNG
Mrs. AENIy MITCHELL viii open Board.
dence, 22 Cay street, GeorRetown, b. G On
Monday, september 10, 1885. su 9th n Std
EREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY.
Il FR1DERICK Md,
Possessing full collegiate powers, will commence
its 3Hh scholastic year on the First MONDAY In
September. For catalogues, &C, aidrsss Rev.
T. ST. TIMOTaY's HALL.
i b E duties of this instituticn will be res umed
en- Sept. Is, 1854. For terms, &C., see catalogue
and cirC ular at the principal bookstores of this
city, or address the princtpsI.
au3l Z. PARSONS. Oatonviile Nd
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HEORET DIsIAsEs

SECRET DISEASES. -
eAMARI1AN's 0Iyf let bemost Certain. saJ> ana
efectusl lremedy-indesd, the only vegetables remc-
dy ever discovered. Cures in two to four days And
recent cases In twenty -fou hours. No mineral no
baissm, ne mercury. Only ten pills TO be taken II
not want ut to be exposed. Male psoiasss, O; is.
sAMARIrAN's Roor AND HxaB yurcns-A positive
And pefnsnsnt cure for sDyhihs. Scrofuaa, Ulcers.
Bold By 3. o. Fsrd. Bee advertisement. myS
MODEM MIRAOLRI
From old and young, from rich and poor. from
nigh born and iowly, comes the Universal Voice Of
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICIL1AE HAIR RENEWER.
II 10 perfect and miraculous article Cures
badness bald .a: nskss hair grow. better dressing
dry and wiry hair into Beautiful siiKen Tresses
bnt Apoye al, the srest wonder is the rapidity
Tltn whicn II restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIsINAL
PBEsfrooa' PRES roa CHANGE,
the whitest and WORT locking hair resumes fts
yoqthiui beauty. 1t does not dye the hair, but
sn,nrsns y .ne root and nils 1t with new life and
1t win not take long disagreesble trial to prove
the truth OF this matter. The first application will
90 gooa, ysu viii see the NATURAL Colon return
BEFoRE YOU KNOW IT,
the old, gray, dtscoiored appearance Of the hair
Sill b gone giving place to fustrous shining and
xsf for Halls sieilian Hair Renswer: no other
article 10 at all IKE It In effect. You will fsd it
w.. AND SUI. 70 DO You Coon. - -A''
B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, Nh.
For sale by ell druggists. jaN.s,ly
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KETUHNS AT AZ P. II.
FABE FOR ROUND TRIP, 81. so.
One third Of this amount for use Of Mount Vernon
Association.
Warrington and Alexandria Boats leave each
place every honI from a. m. to- s p. 70.
- The One Steamer Wawaset can be chartered
for Excursions j. VAN BI6WlCK,
aug l67 0 llntell General Supt p. p. @.
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Mr.. Stantons retirement from the War.
Depart,nent seems to be fixed fact, and.
as such, indicates plainly enongh the Pres,
ldent's gstaunclinessa 10 his policy, tor lre>
sforin9, the Untn, The Secretary of War,
wl,R,ees office, wasirJthe single link. stiH
na,broken between Mr.. johnson and the
Republican party. the only bridge left
him, ia case he chose TO retreat from his
frlu9 and noble, position, in obedience to
the clamors ct faction. ~ But, Mr.. J ohnson
vi not retreat, and~Stantep ndespiaring,
resigns. The President has burned & his
ship, ,ap'1,nndaunted bysdefeatssin in the field,
and the wild threats ot1impeacl lnlent. Yioe
lence,l Japd; assault which. ati,roi tIhpried
against him from every. quarter, main
with resolute frpnts the pest Of honor
and OF danger to which his conscience as
statesman. !. and his duty as president
Of the United States lisnperativelyl called
him. .Hencefortb, the. South cannot mis-
trust hims hencetorth, 1T will be our; most
urgent duty, .to, give him our aid, ourI com,
tort ,our prayers tor success in the .desper;
ate struggle with / fanaticsi,n1 aud revoln-
ton. 4Ascllnlond. Es.rarni,aer-; ne4, naoa
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RADICALISM IN MARYLAND.


The pat-rsot-ic Radicals seem TO be
holding Ugh carnival in Maryland as well
as in some of the Northern States, and as
they would do in North Carolina if the
Red String radicals were numerous enough
TO carry out their revolutionary and
bloody prcgramme.--(E EDS. SENTINEL. y sf
(Cur. espcnhsnce of the Baltimore Gazette. u :
HAGERsTowN, Oct. 20, 1866.
Nsssrs. Editors - Our town is at present
the scene of great excitement. The Rad
isals are now holding a large mass meet
iny, having gathered together all the
pnyl,s from our OWN and also from the
adjoining counties of Pennsyl lvania, wirh
the full determination of clean ng uut the
Conservatives in this portion OF the State.
Two policemen, Mr.. Charles Ga,l and
Robert Sands, in attempting to qncll 4
disturbances, were set upon by the moi.
and driven with stones some distance,
when Gaul turned and fired, eli ecklngthe
crowd for Il short time, but immediately
upon the engine bell being sonnded, a pre-
concerted signal for them to rush TO arms,
the streets we're soon filled with armed
men rushing towards the scene. @--en
GanI aud Sands having taken refuge III
saloon kept by II Conservative, Of this
! pace, a returned United States soldier
ana "a iran of sterling qualities, the house
was soon beseiged by the mob, who i'm
mediatey opened fire, )wi,erenpon police7
man Gaul fired tro,z. the window of the
.ecpud story in order 10. check the mob,
SD that the tew lefayaa.f -sHnnr the Inside
COULD tllaakv thei il ESCAPE, aud having ex.
pused hiulse; too Mi CHI WAS shot through
tho head by y a,ninnie. gball ), and fell from
the window tolthc lstvenent. aa,r. ,-.nst*i, Il
Tie mob immediately rushed in the
house, III 4 wild scene OF eolfusioE, teai!
my everything within to, pieces. Police
man Sands, III attempting L. make his, lcs'
cape .ron the house, Wits stabbed nii, the
right lung, and, after failing, was pbeate,
terribly by the'moh. Tie is .stid living
tnt his wound is pronouEced fatal. Ii,t
mob then cut down the johnson pole. aha
stood near the saloon, with the stars ami
stripes floating from it,athe bodies ct tht
two policemen still lying g'on Tire pave eiilellt
unhee:!ed by the mob-the one dead, witt
his brains ,,ozinsg ont, and the other in y
dying condition, crying for help" Sever
a! Of the mob were wounded, but beliey
slightly, save Joseph Renher, who, wa
shot through the body, and it is sappose'
his wound will prove fatal.fo& : I <.al..'
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LETTER. FROM GEN. EARLY
The following is an extract from letter
from General lJnbal A.. Early to a lady Of
Winchester, which we find in the Witches
TORONTO, G. W., Sept. 27, 1866. ;.

When Many O.. my. countrymens, IN, Il
norance OF the great disadvantages under
which / abored at the time ct my rever.
ses. judged me harshly. 1t was. from a
lady of Winchester that / received a mes
sage, sent through the lines of the enemy,
that whatever others might do the ladies
OF that place who knew the tremendous
odds with which had to contend, attached
no blame to me. 1t is not TO be wonder
ed, therefore, that feel SO deeply toward
them. God knows how well love my
native State and all her unfortunate Sis,
ters of the South, and how cheerfully my
lite was risked and would now be yielded
in their defence; bnt' to all OF us, there
are some spots peculiarly sacred. With
me, the first among these is the place
where was born and where now repose
IL e remains of my mother: the next is
Winchester, the plains around which were
watered by the blood of so many OF my
brave comrades, and where now SO many
true women weep over the graves Of the
fallen. 1t is sad, sad indeed. to be an ex-
lie from my country, and still sadder TO
mourn tae loss of the most just and sacred
cause Tor which man ever fought; but
there is some comfort in knowing that the
struggle which developed SO much heroism
on the part of our soldiers and SO many
virtues il, our women has not been all in
vain: aud wherever may wander will
bear with ne proud consolation derived
from the knowledge that my country -wo
men, who were SO faithful and devoted
during all the trials and vicissitndes ct
our dreadful c"ntesttor independence, now
that it has gone against us, remain true to
the memories OF the dead. Power and
m h,,ey may procure costly monuments
and testimonial to commemorate the
name Of those who fought for the successful
PARTY, bit alFtlie power and wealth Of the
world cannot command SO rich tribute as
that paid to the n,emories-,,f the heroic
deui' ofie Confederate armies BY the tears
of<the women of the South. | beg that you
will communicate this expression Of my
feelings to the ladiesot Winchester and
the lower Valley aud may the choicest
blessings OF Heaven rest OH you and
them. ,'if.isl "+"# fE = 't3I s-l -2'sl
Very truly and respectfully, your OBJ
serv't ~ s:..&.-. '" 1"5*&t.At ij'!'" f{s<ii i
'jnG H. 3n~@t.}} a1 JUBAL A. EARLY. r
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IsrokMArIN WAHrED- Benz. Smith,
Company IL, 40thI oRegiinent,s n. @. e. !,
las not heen,hear5 from since the fall of
Fort Fisher. His father, H. III. Smith, OF
Rockingham, Richnond county, N. c.,
'wonld, feel eonsoiedft TO learn With tcer4ainr
taintr the fate Of his sona Editors please
copy. .seseJnssI lc haetIfsI ls1ue
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The NEeRo, IN FloEIDAsr79TrThe, oEsIlD.Aas79r The, jackson
v'le UnaO7s sayss:sfl!ff j nlpirt ta.sl ,tieIaAfl
As noted instance ofalIe changed con-
eitiou Of affairs in this section of country,
We mention the tactftfat tnll s. Sloqqded pq5tde
White man was arraien' d IN the Comfy
Criminal Court last Thursday Before his
Honor Judge Dogget, onaa charge of as
sault with intent to kill or He was tried by
a5nryuf white nren1 and conyicted by ne
gto testimony, aadauhea Judge sentenced
hnn insaecerdance with idlIeir verdict to
Fa!ysa iAe efufaolre Thousand doltars.a''st =
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) An Ifislliinan being 9'insa sciaurch where
the collection apparatus iresenbfed1 an
election boxg gonsirs being handed to him,
whispered in tire CARRIERS earfhat he was
an,t nat,uA,izedaancfce ceultb nosiv ote. ~ ffp
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..,4s4ssssTHE sAAf .saa
WESTERN SENTINEL.
Terms Of subscriptions,

Terms Of Su,sc .-"THE E>TERS
SENTINEL" is published ever. Thursday morning
srd mailed to subscribers at Two DOLLARS ayear q
sdyance TWO DnILAKs and a HALF after SIX nohths
0r THREE DOLLARS after the close of the subscrlpr
ton year. To any one procuring SIX suoscIpe,s M ~
and paying tile casI, in advance. the paper WIZ WIZ N oe
furnished one year, gratis go
Terms Of Advertising in the sentinei'
Our regular rates Of advertising are as 1o.n" - :.
One suaare IA lines es>) first Insertion, p ~
Each subsequent insertion, ~. '--i't eo 20
For one square three months, o oo
For six months. t---s.-.t - ~ ~
For twelve months, - -,.o.- o oe
say- Liberal deductions in favor of regular adj
yertsers.
Prute .sional or Business Cards, not exceeding
Eve lines in length, FIVE DOLLARS a year-lo'gel
ores in proportion. t. - ....e .,,,-., 4
EY- Postma<ters are required 10y law TO nottIIF
publishers when papers are not taken from thelf
nhces- and those telling to lp so become respon>
he for the s,ibscri ption money! i .,t.et 1. fs+l
0ffce on West Street. beloojth ~. f. Church.
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> A Cur OF TEA.--Chemically analyzcd,
Gu of tea contains twenty different arr
ticles, yto~wit: Volatile OIL, chlorephyl,,
wax,l resin, gum, tannin, theme, extract
inc, apotheme, albumen, sulphur, phos-
phorus, chloride of potassium, 'oxyd OF
IRON, carbonate, sui pllate, and phosphate.
OF line. carbonate ef magnesia, mangan-
iese, and silica. The peculiar flavor OF
the, tea is givenlby the volatile, oil, and
high chemical authority has declared that.
tea is not only an astringent and dilntent,
but also that it possesses nutritive proper,
ties a;tt Gsss t-.1 ~ trf, ~ l.a.5afJ tttu-1
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i, He is a fool that grumbles at mis-
chance Put the best foot forward is an
old ,naxim Don't run aboat and tellac-
,q,laintances that you have been nnfortu-,
nate. A People don't like to have unforta-
nate people, for acquaintance. Add to-
vigorous determination a cheerful spirit );
if reyerses come, bear them like a phi,
and get rid Of them as soon as
you can. %, Poverty is. like a panther look,
it earnestly III the face and it will turn
from, you 81 ds.a h9js1adofean ala3DH1, ii
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-. .sEliIt3H Gt3 sg1Gt
The only living descendant Of. Christono
apher Columbus lives at Rome, anc is to :
visit America next year, He is described
as genial man Of sixty. .a.s4 ..ae..s.,g,a .1r
!. Hearing q, physician remark that a yerytd
ssmalll blow will break d nose, a rustic tex1,s =
cIaam ed :: sssqWe ell, / dunno about that, y
have blowed mime mighty hard a. good 3
many times and never broke it," ,.s4aas iaiqs
u Inlhise lancaster speech, Thad Stevens e
said that q whoever is governed by the
laws Has a right to make them." We 2
suppose Thad. that yon .,neant'to, except {
Sontherll white tolks--didn'ts yonz 3eehnad
5 In a lite of fifty years a man makes up
wards = of 500. .00O, 900 Of, respirations,
drawing through his lungs nearly ITO tons ;
weight Of air, and dischharging nearly ear ~ ~
tons of. carbonc, acid. :. ct, 5..s a.a,ai,a.
Ansinfuriated gentleman tawhas missed u
being ,narried for twentv.fonr hours OH >
account of delay at a draw bfidgel.on tpers
New Haven road, threatens ia sue the
Icompany 'Yor not making nennectiosss 81
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!. Il JEFFERSON DA V1s.1 G()r3

The springfield, (Mass.1 Repu5lscdn, 81
radical paper has the. following IL. re-
ference to- the treatment OF Jefferson Da-
Wis :a i43.U atli - f@H.3%~
There is much concurrent testimony AS q
to the failing health of JEFF. .~ Davis He
has the best treatment, and attendance,
and suffers for nothing, but, is, neverthe,
less, wasting away, not now slowly, butt
with daily increasing rapidity. There isr.
reason to fear chat lie will,die in prisnD---,:
Ii this could have occurred soon after his
arrest, it might have been considered the !.
Providential solution of an embarrassing
problem. After nearly two years. impris- I
ontnent on trnmped-up manifestlv false.
charge OF having procuredasthe assassin
alton of President Lincoln, and being de-. !
MED a trial upon that charge, or for the
real ycir,ne. Of treason, if he should . now /,
die a prisoner itJwould be national dis j
grace not easily efaced. The + paltry
evaslons and excuses put forth for the de-
nial ofthis constitutional right OF speedy :
trial only make the case worse, and as it
is now certain, that Mr.. Davis will not be-
tried until Congress meets and corrects
its bnnglng work upon the, judiciary bill,
the President ought at once TO release him
on bal. Or parole, that. he may not die in
r. PAiooii' s ,Gete So s.. 3%t| s. .at4EQ 1@E 3g
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IND1A-RUBBER TYPE-A manufactorv
for making printers type OF vulcanized In
diai rubber has been started at ,Dalston, .
England. This new kind of type is said to-
be as qnickly made and to be fully geqnal
in quality and durability to the common
type, the cost price being only on third
of the latter. It offers the advantage of
less weight as compared withametaletype,s
and it can be remoulded when worn. !. 1t Q
presents particular advantages for, stereo-i.
typing.. The invention is American, and
is said to be making rapid progress i'll Eng,
land. .sa, .,t.s s,fi - I5set.az I.as -st4.,'1aI
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Die SGlfte.
E Gpnfanten naS Sapre, Qnnbca, lGcnt9amptcn
Hnb 9remer tr ben niebriSten preitea.
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~San9staSe i'm Suredi Der 1uteraet@ueten ongenomrIeu
rre ant Beriansen nGa irsene eineun 89eils bon Deuti@
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n'er steauier+ in allen &ca.8ureans ber BET. G5taaseu
1agencntuIcii.
s4easa 5raSt unb Ydfiase psHbe uuan F@ an
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Na& Savanna umO Nem . rleame
3retmal jgben WCnat.
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yta9mttta9S 8 l1br BON SO. 80 QiSbt(rabe.
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teben gla@mitta8 5 n4r (Spnntass ausse-
nCmmen).