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Hud.on,. Pa,ent Barometer TUX stand.

Paten.eI Jup. 1, rSi. and Rsi,,aed Nov. 10. 1876.
The .upsr siS Of 's Invention over 81 oHeF' m'Ao''e
red have nt,sri crta unpnpet persons to engage 10
,he manhattan. and al. of an article kuoEiaa.ed Thee
importers d.! Jobt the City Of New orr w'n si, rev,
snrp; q a sssa COW nssS ro On the ale Of tie
ii1 uSi s FER iX is.finS "D'''
m. 100 o re- nereby cautioned sginst manufacturing
,ps or asp The aid sccaled Thermometer inasisuJ' /"
al .uer IN " .rst with according to law -.
and B-esnan st, New Yors City and No SO Devonshs-.t
Bo.,on Ns, ., SIRE the and exclusive Agents OF tho
Pset tee az sac the prtncira 'a'oner' IN the I ,.
Ricasrd Monte omery's Corrugated BoiIer Iron
t. The builders Of and contractors for Boilers ior
Dc SIS snegs River and mud Boats, Locomotive Ea'
sils Ia All parties requiring Boiler. Tor any OF 'as
iJoye npoies have tsn constructed Of the CorAsd
Boiler Sonthe s;rongsA, ghes, and safest fom' that
he adapted sr stea Boiler pusposeapptovod n the
sninens builder, il the courSTy. Orders will De re-
cev ed for atashns :he Corrugated Boiler Iron " Me''
KfiNIBLE WARMERS, Nc. 30 and 20 wes'-s' I" Mes'r'
MYERS CoRyElE's Office. No. ,a5 East Ten',' at 'nS
Asesan Work, AID also Al tie Novelty Works
325 RewnI-Los sunday evening q SWsTci
sloTt distance irom the Bowery, Lazy 'oS W,.,n,
II the hnCef will bkng II 10 the o'.e Oh. Thin.
Weekly Ar lournsl No. 800 Broadway o. 10 '"e
C8cs, the above reweed will De Paa. ----
Address Poiiak & ~oD. "a I'd cy,y sSer,
No 6s3 Broadway. near tourth - A'P'' NV
| cut, NJ luted aud repaired ---------
Clatbe.. W ringers Of al ANA, IeH .lIeIa ~ o,pINY
" hsItING AND WRiNClAO MACHINE OoSrANN'
| No t-5s Broadway ------r---
-..I.d,. Tr. eliuE Chairs On Wheels stsp'eit'
:, ont are ,'tong and light Prices 30 20 a.
PATENr CANIERING HORSES the mo'' x in,st sss
S 5lcooy WAGONS. NURSERY SWINGS, ClAEsVsS'
SS.1Rit;ES PROPELLERS ROCKING hUFSEa ~ ,, ~
SALE BY the msnusActuTsr. = W. sN't' NJ
liams ----------------
u.r,-..,. Patent Elastic Rubber Prem",I
Crmfchrs ths easiest cheapest and NOV apno.su
A.. Send l,s gc1rr LONLjol |alLoA t''t
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ARTIFICIAL LIZ .ps.. B. FRANK. PALMER, LII. ~,
Gnxs rHs Byr~ PArnsr LixBs TO soLDians-vsss NJ
HwAY NY ICY, CHESTNUT ST. Pbiis ~ onsssnT' "o
ton. Corslwy SD Ut suHoEoS"sssAteA'S"'
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TIE PAR IS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1867

TIE PAR IS UNIVERSAL EXPOSITION OF 1851
NEW YORK. January ~ 1866
further ext enou of time for presenting application. for
space st the Al ove named exhibition LIST Of March
next having arranged. it il desirable with view to
well re presenaion Of the mechanical inventions of
the United stab s. that the number Of applications should be
large az Dos be and all Engineers Miners Owners Of
Mines Agrcul, urs and Mineral Producers Inventors and
Agents A..s Of Inventors therefore respectfully
urged to forward this Agency their and residences
and those Of al her parties known to them to be interested
m or having troll useful inventions, ia order that forms
OF application sho uld be sent to them.
AL Iplicson. should be made upon tue proper blank
forms. which ar furnished graul.ousy by tie under ned.
and 'heuld be sea to this Office before the s OF March next
bot parties who's applications shall be accepted viii have
until the st o. DE cenber for the delivery thor articles
Sew.iort.
Full printed info nl'.on circulars and documen viii IL
furnished by the lderssued to oil parties applying therefor
either personally by letter. J. c. DEaBr
L. ). AGEt T PARIS UNIVERSAL Ex?osrrIoS
No prce st. Cn ibune Buildings and Ne. - Psrkov
Times Buidiu1 > New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

HOWE SEWING Vaccine COMpASY.--ELIAs
Iiown ill., Presded 20 629 Broadway. Agent, wanted.
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Special Notices.
4 Great Cure Of

Great Cure Of
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
IL Ncw-for8,
BY SCHENCkS
PULMONIC SYRUP.
SEAWEED TONIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

DR.. JoHN PIEgSoNs FLUID CITRATE OF
MAGsgsI, i, highly recommended by son~ u the leading
hycan. Of th. city prepared dy ia accordance
with The forfnua laid down in the nted States DPensltory
of the very best materials. Soc Agents,
ID. BARsEs & Co, No. 81 Pars.rOw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

BURSETr's COCAINE has received universal
Endorsement No other preparation remarkable
propele, enbe-ains and Strengthening The hair and
rendering dagk and goy. It bde, and eradicate.
dandruG It la. stood the time and Csmpeon Bod
al over the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

We are in The midst OF revolution Genuine
blockades or ros g1in them Blu. ia their ace
PgAloSs NIGHT toonrc cEREUs, tie operative o. 81
aoTa extracts anl .ery American lady woudcrs she in
hale. Il, odor, how she sonld have te-atrd them
L. Al Mum Damon n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

CHEyALIBR'S LIFE FOR TIE HAZE will restore
oray Hair to it, original color strengthen I'D pronso; the
growth Of tie weike,, hair stop Is falling keep the head
clean, cool and healthy BE- used freely contains nothing
rjuro. The hes; Hair Dressing ocsci to the public
1. recommended end used BY the medical Authority
Sold To, drug and my Office. No l3 Broadway
T. T. where information the 81 tire Hair vii
he free y given from | to r. M.
SARAH A. CHEyhLIEs. ~ d.
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RELIEF AND HEATH TO YOUR CHILDREN.-
cbili from pain. the correct,
aoidi,y sad wind Perfectly -sie in Al, cases q. millions
Of mother testify Thirty Ave cent. hottie. Offices
No q Dey.st NewYoh and No er5 Hid, Holborn Lon
don. Fnylind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-05

Apart from is coorins qraeI u g. deishui dre,sing
pccfly cesny aud figrduty pcsiuaed Does not SfatH
RI SKIN ~ Par'ioe soil fnyffi11.
Siu,r bottles. 5jc; SiH bottles. -. Sold by DR. SwAIsE
& SoN No so North S1th.st PhedI ehn. liELaBoLD. No
80 Broadway, WELLS Co.. No. lilo kgankln-st bARSss
q CO.. No. II Park-row. New.iork.
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TnE--rsstatl6ns Bctwcen Great
Britain and the United States.


In speech Of tlie Hon. Mr.. LAYARp, In
the BEitis9 House Of CommeHs, Qpthe re-
|latiow between Great Britain and the
IDnitl stetcs lhe said: ~
when the Reciprocity Treafs wasen-
terW lRto& Certain laots of Parliament aud
ofthc colonial Legislatures. imposing heavy
penalties on American subjects who fished
within three miles of the shore. we're sus-
pended; butthc moment the treaty expired,
thespa enactnlfntS came lakain into fiIl
farto9 andthe british Govdrhinent and the
colonial Governors. were bound Tn carry
them out, IL was. therefore, Lord Moncks
duty to- issne u proclamation warning
United states fishermen against infringing
ne law Tide wbs sobvi0nsly no hostile
fifeasufe, n was, On the contrary, a friendly
warning Cling them that II they violated
the laAp he would We bound to enforce the
penaltiesa and he had no more power to
suspend that law than his honorable friend
orrhf himsefrhad. No dovM there eas 0yeat
'dander 4 I toHEioA dst Nc todsL aof only
Through differences drisiHg Jettoeen the fisher
nfrf fFn through soEspfators. rho. he be-
ttetea We're as asnyero,is 70 ne United States
as 70 us, ris: the FsaiaRs,7 . -.o.,ff ,
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The Dead.


4nthe NtstI York Inaebtaaeht, OF NAY 81
the writer speaks of some remarks of
Chqse g1dladds ~The reader should try to
imagine what the Infamous author of the
Dred Scott decision would, II still alive.
say upon The same subject"
Judge Taney Is dead; but we claim no
charity for his memory because he Is in the
araYeJ llhiSlife lad been infamous, we
Jh0ald dell Shf to'secltlie efAetihsefibed upon
his tombstone. We are not of those who
would Sbrg the evil that men do in the
grave TO which the perpetrators are con-
signed. We recognize it as a iit retribu-
tion for guilt. that the memory of the
wicked should be odious. On the other
hand. we bold the eak,unniator Of the dead
as wretchwho Would disgrace the ordinary
inmates ola penitentiary by his association.
A wiser man, a more learned Judge, a puS +
or more exemplary citizen. has not lived in
the United States, than was Judge Taney.
The abuse that has been piled upon this
venerable name never had anything
thing but a pretext No man
but an ignOraDius or a liar asserts,
or ever did assert that Judge
Tapey ever said that "A negro had no rights
which the white man Is bound to respect" /"
And yet this Is the sole foundation of all
That has ever been said against him. The
common detamers of Republicanism. who
SANDER fancy in his grave, are unwilling
that even truth shall be spoken of A braham
Llacolli.l It wi be,spoke1 neverthelessS-
Mdrfon D4pOcrdt, kIE. ~. .k.As w
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=. SUGARMAN.


n" lBTother OF A. sugarman,)
HAS opened store for the sale OF Ladies' and
''Ffsi Es 6Ss!P g%PSs Sy 5s.s Ssd9s a
ing goods at prices as low they be bought In
the Eastern markets. to merit the liberal patron. '
age Of the citizens Of Dayton and MontsSsiery 1i'
county not forget to call ON him be1oTs nn bal
ehasing elsewhere, He dehes competition f7fl ''A'
kinds e bs GOA, ,s
can pe found ~ the same place. and will mi all or,
ders left with him, for any OF the above goods RE
tan dealers will find IL 10 their advantage to call II
before making purchases elsewhere m29d3m ~
--r------------------- .,r .l
d. ..,. ,.d,tiln l.t go f. Ii sTurIf I-. tH
I4I ANRg rl-,-.. 81 ligi 1Iah .if5 fo tfI ur
M of all kinds printed with neathess and prompts -
THE EMPIRE
steam job Rooms.
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The Missouri Test Oath.

correspondence, published In the Ma
tional Intelligencer, between Hon. JOHN
HOGAN, of Missouri and Hon. RKvEIiDY
JOHNSON, of Maryland, in reference to the
Missouri test oath cases recently argued
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States, confirms the statement made by Mr..
HOGAN, in speech at st. LOTUS on the LIST
of May, "that. a majority of The Judges of
the Supreme Court held the oath to be nn-
constitutional. Mr.. JOHNSON was one OF
the counsel in the cases Of GAREsGHE and
CUMMINGS, above referred to, and in his re-
ply to Mr.. HOGAN. says;--Ir s-yif}
The main question in the cases of Cares
che and Cummings, to which you refer,
was whether the test oath required by the
constitution of Missouri was constitutional.
On the part of those gentlemen, my as
sociate, Mr.. David Dudley Field, of New
York, and myself maintained that it
was not because Of the provisions in the
10th section, in the first article of the Con-
stitution of ths United States that mo
State shall pass any bill of attainder, or er
post Jdete 1aw.7 TO this conclusion a ma
jority of the court came, as was well known
a few days before the close of the term. 1t
was also known. certainly was known to
me. that the failure to announce the deeis-
ion was not because any one of the Judges
lconsututing the majority then, doubted
upon the question, but suppose IL was
mainly owing to the fact that the Judge
selected to deliver the opirion had not time
before the close of the term to prepare such
O one as the importance and gravity of the
question required. That this will be done
during the recess, and that it will be dsy
liyfred during Che next term, have no
dOtbt
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION,

lnl fL.3Te MAYORS OFFICE, May IS, 1856. 4
TO the Citizens Of Dayton: cl5t .asleta I,N
fn compliance with n request made by the Pres
luent ana members of the City Board OF Health
ana many other citizens of the city, l. JONATHAN u
kENNEf, Mayor of Dayton, do issue the following
| p.I ,.i PROCLAMATION :ie'i4 'li 40 'NHA-
WHEREAS; There is Just cause to believe that
malignant or Infectious diseases are fast approach E
ing us, and for the purpose of being prepared in
the best possible manner FOR cases such Cholera
or small PoX, the owner, tenant heal of family
or proprietor Of any honse, or building, within the
limits OF the city, is required by the law and Ord
nance Of the city to have, or permit as 1t
- known, through the report OF ysiciaIl that
any person In or about their premises has any ma
lfynant or Infectious diseases such as small pOx
or cholera, yellow nag 70 lie put up prOmi-
nent and conspicuous place ON the premises to 1
serve as warning to the public that oontagion is
near. Any person guilty of displacing any such :
nag until the cause for putting il there is entirely
removed, VIII be liable To fine of $40 and costs
,AH physicians, commanders of canal boats, and
all Keepers of boarding houses, tayerns, and cOf.
HOUSES are required in accordance with sec
tlOn one, OF an ordinance regulating reports in
certain cases, TO report in writing, TO the Mayor
without delay every casew which may come t. their
kn Wledge, of small pox, cholera, occurring or
existing within the limits or vicinity OF the city
togSther with the names and residence, OF each
It il also required that the parents or heads oc
families will have the members Of their family
that has not BEEN or in the opinion of their family
physician require It, vaccinated US soon as possible
dsease WS IS sRFH e4 81 er sSSs
any house where pers6ns Viii Be IN danger Of tat
ing said disease before they shah have tye Jdh
certificate from some PHI ysican, that they are past
any danger OF contagiont are liable, on conviction
TO pay fine of not less than ten more than ty -
dollars. NE JONATHAN KENNY - '''''
miS Mayor OF Dayton. 80 q,
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ID MEDICAL NOTICE.

Dr. ri CONE may be consulted as follows:
3 In XEN1A at the Depot Eating House, on Thurs.
days, March 8; ApEnl9 May ~ July 6slAug 8;
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on FRIDAYS
March .; April 49, May 49, July 6; Aug. 10; Sept
In TROY at the Morris House, on SATURDAYS
N March i9 April III May 1ai July ii Aug. II Sept
In sPRINGFIELD at the willis House ON
Thursdays, March 10; April 10; May "a; July IL
Aug. IS; Sept. 20; Oct 25 ''
Dr. CONE has had offices in each of the above
places, that he has regularly visited for the past
seven years, and as he has treated and cured many
Patients, in each OF the above places he can give
the best OF references IN each place as to his skill
Dr. CONE Treats and Cures ali varieties OF
Chronic ,diseaseso otnciutlng those of the Bye and
Ear; makes no charge for consultation but Il
those who consult him treatment he charges
Cash for his Medicines. % l-II qIIf3'I7 17T .
Medicines that will last patient from four TO sz
months, cost from Five 70 Thirty dollars, In Cash
Address DIR, f. CONE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
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The Faithtul in Tribulation.

IiThe Faithful in TribulatiOu. ..si
The abolition party Of Butler County
held a convention at Hamilton, on Satur-
day last, to appoint delegates to the Colum-
bus abolition Convention. A full report
viii be found in the Commercial of to-day,
TO which we refer our readers for the de-
tails. 1sffg fFI no TRtg .e-tf
Mr.. BROWN, from the Committee on Res
olutions, reported three resolutions--thc
first adhering to the principles of the Gov
ernment-4the second, thanking the soldiers
the third, demanding the punishment of
| traitors!L III III HOl3-h591s4 Z ''-4AA
Just ut this point, our ancient antagon-
ist,> LEwts ID. CANPBRLL, rose, claiming that
the resolutions did not go far enough: that
it was unmanly to, dodge the great living
issues of the day; that the Convention
should speak out on the nigger suffrage
question, the reconstruction policy of tho
President, the Monroe loctrine. c-,,antl
forthwith he offered Seoen- resolutions, EN-
bodying his views upon these subjects, and
sustaining the President. Great confusion
ensued. MCFARLAND, the old political hack
of abolitionism, made a speech long enough
for book, taking ground against CAMP
BELL CAMPBELL replied. A lumber of
dodging motions were made, The confIs-
ion increased, until finally the small wind
of this greet Convention was 50 store upn
thati adjourned, amid still greater con-
fusion, witHdut passing any resolutions at
all, or giving the delsgatesany instructions
whatever. In other words CAMPBELL's an
tidote very effectually killed the radical
poison,5 .,ais 4isdi -.ltie 1.h .u.a-..I %.
Asitnow stands, Butler County abolition
ism is somewhat confused. 1t is not certain
that 1t ''adheres" to the principles of the
Government; that traitors should, be ,prin-
ished; or that our soldiers should be
thanked. 1t is still open to conviction on all
these points. If there had been anybody
but few Office holders in our convention,
there would have been some fun. As it is,
there is not life enough in the Abolition
party of Montgomery County to get up a
convention, much less a fight on any ques-
tion. 1t can barely stand alone. Alas
poor YoR1cKl@ - '---
By the way, will PARRoTT be the candi-
date or ScHENcK IuiTAa $3.50 dIAoalOli "
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Amnsfmfnts.
BURKLEY q 0oILARD,s
Minstrels and Brass Band,
AT HUSTON HAIL.
FOR
.oNE Might Only,
Wednesday Evening, june 13,

The Management takes pleasure In announcing
the names OF the following well known Artists
WIN. BUTLER, the Great Basso, late Of Kelly
Locus Opera House. ftt'
J. y. DUNE, the Great Tenor, late of Kelly &
Icons Opera House.
n. KELLY. the Favorite Baliadist late of the
Royal English Opera. London, England.
CHAs. SHELLY, the Great baritone, late Of the
English Opera. ost
J. w. NcANDREWs the star Comedian, late of
Kelly y Icons Opera House fu
GEORGE COLLARD, the Great Comedian
.JoHNNY, JypGE. the celebrated Banjoist and
Connedihn.
J. MARS tho Great Danseuse and personater
OF Female ChaLaeter. And a host Of others.
Admission. fifts Cent?
Jmld3 .rclssngno II. c. SMART, Agent
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State Ticket and state Central
Committee, ,-' "a
SECRETARY OF sTATE, illii
GEN. BENZ. LE FEvRE, Of shelby.


SECRETARY OF srATE, aliF
GEN. BENZ. LIE FEvRE, Of shelby.
BOARD PUBLIC WORKS, nll
WIN. LARwILL, Of Ashland, ,u
i'i 'suPRFHR JUDOE, alll ]
THOS. NJ. KEY, OF Hamilton.
STATE CENTRAL cokiNTfTEE,
First DIstriot--Jeremlah Kelrsted.q
second District--R. X. Cox. Jun. ..s-.---
Third Distrlct-Colo q. j. Beam.
Fourth Dtstrict- George u. Dawson itl
Fifth District--S. s. Snyder.
Sixth District-,John @. Doran,
Seventh District--John @. Thompson.
Eighth District--Jonas Smith. q yle.
Ninth District-Judge A. Kramer. 1i.
Tenth District--,J. :. M ,Hagg, .., b..,si-v
Eleventh Disttict-J. w. Newman. I,
Twelfth District-Dr. Wayne Griswold,
Thirteenth District-Johh +. Follett,
Fourteenth Distrlct--JOhn II. Jeffries.
Fifteenth District-M. ID. Follett. al
Slxteenth Distrlct--Charles ii. Michnlel
Seventeenth District-Charles b. Aten.
Eighteenth Dlstrict-G General J. w, Fitch
Nineteenth District-Jefferson Palm.
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Sptfiai Notiffs.
Special Caution.

mrs'wINsLow's so0rHING sYRUP
has become so popular that various parties have
pat out articles taliing then Mrs Wlnslow's
Please tske notice thatTHE MRs. wINsLow or
TIE SOOTHING SYRUP Is NOT CONNECTED
WITH ANY OTHER ARTICLE jusdawsm
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hentuchy h,sifa---tlcirs.tll .tllksincst tNnG sstic
arguments, the ''wriggling Of the tail of
the secession hydra" and by likening The
majority to the Almighty. aud The delin-
quenpto 70 SodorP and| t3onefrqk Ph hhbaoh
aud His hosts Adanlas and d4pptaralE
"Keenof DIR
Tinn all lnyectifd was, ,1s bold haranguer
and Under Che Intoxicating Influence OF The
applause of unthlnking or malignant parti-
sans, the Dootes- seemed 70 -ferget -tlias.-rfcii
fantastic trieks'iarc performed only to be
regretted, and taat even while he spoke the
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Troches are used with always good success.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find 7Eocaes useful in clearing the voice when
taken before Singing Speaking, and relieving
tne tlroat after an unusual exertion Of the vocal
organs The Ttoches are recommended and pre-
scrlbed by Physicians, and have had testimonials
article of true merit, tand having Drop,d tbeiS
efficacy by u test of MANY years, each year finds
them in new localities In various parts OF the
world, and the 1FOcAes are universally pronounced
better than other articles :
Obtain only "BROwN's BRONCHIAL TRIO.
CHEs," and do not take any Of the WortAiSss IND
tGttoas that may be offered, ''' -
Sold every where In the United States. and Fer.
eiEn Countries at IS cents per box oc06-Gmdw
The Vicksburg weekly herald. [volume] (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1864-1867, 1866-07-21
pc fstght of TsePFsscRtaHOn-.y
fAes Test BATH, IN "

III 1884, 80
L We are pleasel 10 sec hat the
NafiOtut Inteiiiycnco' dlselaims
ANY intention TO endorse or adopt
Tue heresiCs pm the subject of th@
test-oafhs Itiays down the true
aoctrineas foltOws;aud Il issloca
dime that no pnop 6ail mrrrtmef
. who aEe not willing to bold ite ex-
aeFcise o. Representatives. u,e ,cab
price Of the mjoriGg faChts lhan
under the sheltcr II aBiffag 5hd
fi;udaGleRial principles: 49,,
"Tlle highest dHty Of Ibis Con.
gFsss was, aud IN, The completion 1r
t,e,rcst0gaiioB Of tha uBian hy tlsr
admission ct tic Snutilurn SENATORS
and HepreseHtatF yes. UHTfT Ole
approximation shall haze bdea aAf
mittdd there can be no perieet
LardlOn oGtha UOiaa. gIie Con-
alinhm Inppsbs nnans ee1ap
HHitfin hfse sinDiis
IN hdf II
y O. Il
Hse Wfathefa fafo shall De-
6nligse1 70 Representa- on Itdpes
mt accord to them cyen the priyi,
q. 90 bchlnlthe r0eoed III clecs
ton aud gnquifo into 8ay. eihee
/ qualifications thah those iiXeI by'
Gle Consultation itself. ,flleso are.
detcrhhngd BY Tint instftmeItl:
"Eacli IIguse slIall BIZ tile Iadge. Of
tlle ulenilon ard ditaiiiica-
tiOns Of Il .OEii MeIJAl6e -TAe
qualifications are aCcurataAs ittelh-
Cd: No lgF#au shaft bg Repro.
sehtgtiyo \ ~ shall not mGe aff;dh-
& 70 ha Eo 81 tYHiitY-nve Years,
unit boon sCvrb years 4 ejtispii Of
tic Uuited Sli atd gho. allalf
not, when elec i. Be I'D jllimiHgahE
o taat Which shd1I DO
gaegn nd berson sl0glI 4
gnAtaa AAd AHhI hot agIAibt
% tlie age q lhIfsy Yeafs, and balAi
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