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WEAK
March.
Monday 5,-The unterlifed meet AT Harrisburg
TO nominate Governor. In trying 20 Climb
the heights of political power they fastened
upon professional Clymer
Tuesday, S-Fenians arrive in front of the ) tato
House by the Mao Train they intend TO
plaque England with their Irish bnlls TO such
an extent that the cattle plague will be fer.
gotten.
"wednesday, "A Feuian priva'eer captures
steamer The steamer proves to be of the
cdRdrd line
AhuEsday, S,-Cnnadans prepare TO resist the
Fenian Invasion. 10000 Canadians are under
arms - When the arms are removed it is ex p.
pected the Canadians can rise.
Friday. O,-The Cattle Plague in this country ex
ploded. he American gricultural Society
were the first to communicate 1t to the public
saturday, IO.-Seres Column Day. The editor
having subscribed to the FenIan Bonds, is ut
present without In.erest as must also be his
column.
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DENTISTRY.

ISAIAH PRICE, DENTIST, GRADUATE OF
philadelphia College of Dental Surgery, class 1854,
oTher OF West chester Pa having ser 60 three years
at NO. Al n ELEVENTH Street. Philadelphia, where
he will endeayor to give salts actory attention to all who
may require his professional services. mss
TTHE COTTON DENTAL. ASSOCIATION ORR
j gnated the ADRsthetic use OF NITROUS OXIDE
GAS toI Extracting Teeth without pain WE DO NO
OTHER DENTA l. WORK. Office, No. 737 WALNUT
Stree ;, Philade phia. - 26lmf
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speech Of MIR. Rodgers, OrN.Y

speech OF EIr. Rodgers, of N. Y.
Observation-Disclosures ny-was-soundSd- from
Observation-Disclosures which-we-are- assembled
ght-in-the-daysw -this-nation as-strug-
ng-for-its-ireedom- from -Brtish-oppressio Inv
the-hrst-settlers-o -ths-country-- -which-was-
by-that--sUccess-w s-which-is--em blematic
of-the--success-which will -ere-long -crown-the-
efortsnOw-being-made free ee-Ireland.from.her
oppressors. (Here the speaker took breath, the
crowd took drink and the horses attached to
Horse Car that had been wedged in the crowd
took pull" themselves to get out.) The
speaker continued in this style at great length,
urging them to subscribe TO the forty millions.
the exact cost Of freedom for Ireland. After
which the following resolutions were unani.
mously adopted
ROsOIutiOns.
Whereas, al men are created free and eouaI
ana Whereas, 1t IS manifest that the Irishmen
are not equal to the Englishmen, particularly In
the matter of funds. -
ana Whereas, There is good reason to believe
that If lrishmen viii subscribe literally 10 the
Eenlan bonds, some of them will be- therefore
ReSotued That We hereby tender our heartfelt
sympathies to the struggling Patriots,
. Res0tUed, That James Stephens Colonel O,Mv
honey, and Georec Francis Train have their q =.
peDses paid for attending this meeting.
ReSOtUed, That we all want money. and the
sooner we get it the better
hes0fUed, ThPt these proceedings be published
in the Series Column of The EVENING TEIF
GRAPH, and the friends Of the family be invited
10 attend to 1t without further notice.
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PROPOSALS,

DROPoSALS. -. SEALED PROPOSALS, IN
4 uupleate will be received at this Office until IL
MONDAY, the 18th DAY of April, 1866, for the
uellIery OF OUOO head OF BEEF CATTLE on the hoof,
loT the use OF captured Indians The cattle to be
SWsveed Wd, 70 the A. Y. for Indians at Fort Sumner,
The first delivery to be on the LIST day Of July 1866,
uelVer es 10 be- in such numbers and at such times
Us may be required by the undersigned
Inc cattle must be from three TO five years old,
u ~ must Welgh at least 400 pounds net Their weight
70 De HsceIalneo according TO manner laid down IN
Iue SUBS Regu atoDs OF 1861 and TO De of the best
hma,tketepie quality No Stays, Bulls, Cows, or
hellers Will be received.
., Whenever, in the opinion of the A. G. S. for In.
dans, &C Fort Sumner, tue cattle presented do not
lulhl the conditions here set FORTH as many as do
not win be rejocted. Ten per cent Of money dine
hlled. -N N'-''''' 10 Aui-
Two responsible persons must sign each bid.
Euarahteeing that II the contract is awarded 70 the
perty or parties therein proposing. they will enter
lnlo ample bonds lor Cne faithful iulh ment of the
contract and when the parties thus Offering as
sureties are Unknown TO the underugned their
ability TO reimbu SO the loss TO the United States
winch would accrue in case of failure, must be
aVesteu before q magistrate or other officer ena
powered t. administer oaths.
Inc par ties TO whom this contract Is let will be e-
peced 10 hllihe contract the ves--anv subettng
VI the contract viii be considered as failure to COM
ply with the contract and the contractor will be held
responsible therefor.
Endorse ON the envelope Proposals for Beef
Cattle, at Fort Sumner, New Mexico
WI. BELL
Captain and c. S and Brevet Major, q. S. A.
Ofhee IurcbaslnR and Depot G. 5 District of New
Mexico, Santa O. N, M, February Z, 1866. 3 1 23t
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The Stand Taken by the Fenians Beauti-
fully Illuminated with Gas.
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GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN A BURN.
ING AND SHINING LIGHT.
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Plague on il

I'VE zee the Government has prohibited the
importation of neat CATTLE" said Jones.
Inats pad ior my show" said Dan, "for
had ordered two elephants to be sent oyer.n
On' 'hey are NOT neat cattle" reoned Jones'
''Why not?n ta"
Because they loaye their trunks unpacked
half Of the time,r I storted Jones.
How TO CURE TIE "SPoTTED FEvER."-Get a
Pugilist to knock spots out of it,
- TO LET. = sECOND-STORY ROOMS,
. mnDu children. Inquire at No. 23O Market street,
This advertisemer, a little mlsleads us. We
should think the chief difficulty was to Rent
Rooms 'ofat childre rather than Rooms with.
out Children" as II ! party purports to do.
HUMANITY IN rHE =. .yUGH-Rough Inhumanity.
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! 'CoyERNMLNr SALE OF SURPLUS HARD.
y UBsIsTENoE OFFICE, U. s. A.,
u No Q = IxU EU1D tsuu
"| NO 3 8. GAY bTkkkTI
BALTIMORE, Nd, FeRruary 27, 1866

II ~ -""| NO 3 3. GAY STREET., :
BALTIMORE, Nd, Felruary q, 1866
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at
this office until SATURDAY, March H. 1866, for the
purchase of surplus HARD BREAD on hand at this
denot
Proposals must state that the offer is made under
advertisement of this date.
The bread IA boxes of nifty 1907 pounds each No
proposals received tor less than twenty (20) boxes
Purchases will be delivered on board of transports
without eXLense 10 the purchaser
Payment required in Government funds on notiti-
cation of acceptance of bid. Twenty days allowed
purchasers to remove stores.
Proposals to be endorsed on the envelope, 'Propo-
sails for hard Bread" and addressed to
THOMAS WILSON,
Brevet 1t Col. and q. S. U, b. A,
22617t BIevet Brig. Gen. Volunteers.
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A Ny s E S,

~ - ~
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING CoMM1ssARY, /
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE,
NAsEyILLE, enn.,
February u, 1866
which must be IN duplicate, with a copy of this ad-
yersem, mt attached 70 each Will be received at this
~ THURSDAY. March Is. 1866
ior supplying FRESH BEEF, of good and mar
ketable quality, in equal proportions of fore and
low to be eXcuded), for issue to the troops ena
others supplied by the Government with rafions, al
.he ioliowng posts in the Military Division of Ten
nessee;-AtlanTa and Macon, Ca, Nashville, Chat
IahooPai Tenn huntsville Ala ana &C all lposts
drawing SUPPLIES from the above.named posts
on the LIST day of April, 1866, and ending the 3Otn
day OF September, 1866, or such less time as the
Comm ommissary-GeneTal OF Subsistence may direct
The necks of the cattle saugh tered for beef TO he
cut on at the fourth vertebral joint and the breast
he shanks of fore quarters to be cut off from
three to four inches above the knee joint, and of
hmd quarters nom SIX to eight inches above the
Payment will be made monthly or as early there.
alter as iunds may be received therefor and in
sach funds as nay be furnished by the United
Separate bids win be received for each of tho
above posts, 0rone bid may include them all.
NO Dds VIII be received IRON persons who come
nder the exceptions Of the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation. Nor will bids in which such persons
are interested, elthes directly Tor indirectly be re-
President. - '-'
BIDS from all other persons under said Procla-
nation must be accompanied by the Amnesty
Oath.
Proposals must be accompanied by a proper
guarantee, signed by two responsible persons,
stating that If contract is awarded they will
enter bonds for the faithful iulfment of the con-
tract. .- 80 -
The undersigned reserves the right to reject any
and all bids offered.
lndorse envelopes Proposals for Fresh Beet"
and aodr> IS the same to the undersigned.
M p. SMALL,
Brevet Colonel and c. g.
Nao ohuyfiIa T.,,r.
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A High Mass ON the Platform.
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DYEING, SECURING, ETC.

THE STATEN ISLAND FANCY DYEING
4 ESTABLISHMENT, AT THE OLD STAND,
No. A N. EIGHTH Street, East side.
NO OTHER OFFICE IN THIS CITY.
With the benefits Of an experience of nearly hty
years on Staten Island, and facilities unequalled by any
other establishment in this country we offer superior
INDUCEMENTS TO those having SIX, Wooen or fancy
Goods for DYEING OR CLEANSING.
BARRETT, NEPHEWS, a. CO..
NO. Al N. EIGHTH Street, Philadelphia,
Nos. and Z JOHN Street New York,
No 7lS BROADWAY New York,
30 I'm Nos269 FULTON Street, Brooklyn.
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In THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE
i CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
. Estate of JOSEPH 4. WILSON, deceased
Notice is hereby given that NINA II. WILSON and
MAkY WILSON, hsye heo in said Court their petition
and appraement OF personal property elected to be re-
tanned by them the family of said decedent under the
act Of Assembly OF April a. 1851 and supplements and
that the same will be approved on FRIDAY March l6
ls66 unless excepted to. JOSEPH NJ. PILE,
33sW4tt Attorney for PettlOne rs
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THE CENTRES WITH THEIR HEADS
COMPLETELY TURNED,

Etc, ETC, ETC.. Etc.. ETC., ETC., Eto.
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ERESH BEEF AND Vegetables
II NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
4

IL NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
March 8, 1896.
. Sealed Proposals endorsed ''Proposals for Fresh
Beel and Vegetables will bereceiyed at thus Bureau
umil O'Clock T. NJ, on The 18th day OF March
instant for the supply of Fifty Thousand pounds of
EkESH BEEF and Fifty thousand pounds of
FRESH VEGETABLES, at the Philadelphia NAVY
Yard and Station, as required.
i he Beet and Vegetables must be of good quality
and the best the market affords, and each article
must be offered for by the pound. 10
quarters. ~
Bonds, with approved security, win be required in
one-hat the estimated amount OF the contract, and
twenty per cent. in addition will be withheld from
the amount of each yment to be made as collateral
security for the due performance of the contract
complied with. 3D.. III
Every offer made must be accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per-
sons that the bidder bidders WILL If his or their
bid be accepted, enter into an obligation within five
days, with good and sufficient sureties, TO furnish
the articles proposed.
No proposal soH be considered unless accompanied
6y such guarantee, and by Satisuctory evidence that
tie bidder Is regular dealer IN the articles proposed
and has the license required by act of Congress.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent. 351Ot
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ALMANAC AND DIARY.

BY OUR SERIES HD1ToR.
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COL, O'MYHONEY DISPENSEs THE
PURE MILK AND WATER,
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SHORT METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS FOR ruy
WEAK
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How TO CURE TIE "sPoTTED FEvER."- Get
Pugilist to knock spots out of it,
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THE IRISH RlNDERPEsTs.
The Gathering of Fenianism
Brought TO a Head.
MEETING IN FRONT OF lNDE-
PENDENcE HALL.

The Fenian Babes Around the
Cradle of Liberty.
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OFFICE OF SUPERVISING CoMM1ssARY,
MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TENNESSEE, |
NASHVILLE enn, (
al., a
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FOREIGN FASHIONS AND GOSSIP

A Sparkling letter from an American
Lady in LOndOn-Tbe Latest Novelties
i'm me Gay WoTId-Brunettes in the
Ascendant again, etc,
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From New York.
New YORK, Januar,

New YORK, January H.
Letters from Brownsville, Texas, say Il
Major Grote, who has arrived there from
the Mexican capital, gives intelligence that
Maximilan has recently unreservedly eX-
pressed himself ready to make his exit from
Mexico whenever the United States shall
demand il. IL appears that the American
General, II. Clay Crawford, whose efforts to
enlist force In Texas for Mexico, have re-
Gently greatly disguieted the Imperialists
on the border, inaugurated his recruiting
operations by issuing a poster announcing
that business of Importance called him 10
Montery and that TO secure his safety he
required an armed escort to his coach vol
unteers for which he would pay $50 a
General Mejia, the Imperial commander,
for the required escort which the latter de-
clined to give.
General Mejia has lately levied another
forced loan of one hundred and twelve
thousand dollars on the merchants of Mata-
mOras.
The Americans refused 10 pay, and were
promptly protected by Gen. Weitzel.
The Republican General EscobedO was
expected shortly to return with his force 10
that place from Monterey and proceed
with an attack or siege.
A dispatch from from Washington says
Yesterday being Cabinet day, no visitors
were admitted to intercourse with the
President. All the members of the Cabi-
net Were present except Secretary Seward,
now absent on his Southern trip, who was
represented by the Acting Secretary OF
State, Mr.. Hunter.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, January IL. .
A delegation from the North American
British Provinces, who are here for the
purpose of securing, ifpossible, an extern
sion Of the reciprocity treaty. accompanied
by Secretary McCulloch, called on the Pres
idont to-day and paid their respects. They
propose In n day or two making a trip to
Richmond, and upon their return will have
interviews with the Secretary of the Treas
ury and the Committee of Ways and Means
with regard to the object of their mission.
II appears from a report of the Superin-
tendent of Public Printing that the net
cost of the public printing and binding for
the wear ending last September 30 was
$l73l ,5G5. The closing of the rebellion
has caused considerable decrease in the re-
quisitions of the Executive Department for
printing for Congress, and that which will
be ordered for the present gessiOn.
There will be doubtless enough TO work
the whole establishment up TO its full ca
pacity for the next twoyears. The depart
ment shows large saving in printing and
binding over the contract system which
existed before in the establishment of the
Government Printing Bureau.
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$500 REWARD,

1 will pay 500 to the Proprietor Of any Medicine
that eau khoW a gTeater number Of genuine ccrtia-
Gates OF cures effected by II near the place whcru
II s made, than MlSIIlER'S HERB BITTERS-
q Consnmption DYSPEPSIA, Liver complaint
tenniftent. ana Billoas Fevers, Fever and Ague.
Cholera Morbus Yellow Jaundiee, Scronula Run
ming Or sore Legs, Cancer Abcess, Neuralgia,
Rhouinatisnl, Coughs, Colds, CTamp in the stomach
Chronic DiarrheA, Piles, Tetter, ScAld Head,
Ophnetua, falling away sickness peculiar b.
children. LeueoTrhea. Failing ofthe Womb, all OBJ
strnctions 10 the due conrse OF nature IN females
all venerial diseases, and all complaints arising
from impure blbod or a weak and dlsOrdered state
OF the Stomach. Liver or Kidneys. Csrtihcates OF
cures OF the iellaw Fever In Mexico can alsu bo
furnished Resassabsr n Il DOES not care thom0uey
will he refunded by the proprietor
BENJAMIN MISHLER,
=. Il. Corner Of Center square,
IAnAagtar pa
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CINCINNATI markets.

4... ....I.. CINCINNATI, January II
FLOUR--An unchanged and quiet market
SuI rfine Is held at a. O0T 60 Extra at fs O09 co.
Family ut 25es10 and Fancy at 10 Nell 10. small
sales made daily within the range Of these rats
900 brls super1ne sold at a. 20 yesterday after
nOOn H.......
sGRAIN-Wheat continues duh at q 75 for No I
new and 81 90at 80 for old Corn is dull and prices
lower; 500 bushels No shelled sold at 52c. in
elevator. Ear is held al SOC Oats are steady AT
351le for MOI. Rye Is quiet at 75e- ioT No, !,
HoGS-Are active and In good demand at ti2 ior
GRoCERt ES-lThere has been no change In the
market since our last. There Is fair demand al
90es3ic for fair 10 choice Rio Coffee, i3si7e. for
Raw sugar, 90930kc. for hard refined, and SOC
a5c for POtO Rico MOlasses. -
WHIskY--A steady market, with fair demand,
at a. 70 iOr free, aud 2s5<o, In bond. LII ~.
SEEn--ClOver is rather duh at 81 506T 6Oi Flax
steady, at a. b0i Timothy unchanged
TOBACCO-The regular daily sales Of Leaf To.
haeoo at BOdmAn's Warehouse. we've as follows Z
hhds. Mason County, XVI I at 81 90; 2at g., at
t1O, at gu -, Receipts light. ....
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Columbus.
fsrKcIAL TO THE CINCINNATI ENoUIRER.l
COLUMBUS, January IL.

tsrKcIAL TO THE CINCINNATI ENoUIRER.l
COLUMBUS, January H. /
No legislation Of importance. The Scna-
torial contest swallows up every thing.
In the House this afternoon MIR. Piatt of
fered All anicndment to the negro-vOting
resolutions, declaring that the blacks and
whites can not minglc on equal terms, aud
fhvoring the Fugitive Law of 1903 all taken
from Sherman's speech. The last rcsolu-
tion says they enibody the statcsmanlike
views ofthe Union party OfOhio.
In the Republican caucus an cilert was
made to postpone. fosi-yeas, 36; nays
SO. They then Went into an election, the
majority of the whole number of Rcpubli-
can members being necessary to elect
First ballot--Sherman 10; Schcnck, b;
Bingham. 10.
Second ballot-Shcrman. 10 Dust
enough y Schcnck, %; Bingham. IL.
The Democratic caucus nominated Judge
Thurman by aeclamation.sr.r. e-l ar .
The election viii be held tomorrow aft
ernOOn.
Sherman's friends are jubilant aud pre-
pairing for a big drunk.
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DIR. FULLER.--'The numerous patrons of
DIR. Fuller will be pleased to know that he
has resumed his profession at the locality
he has occupied since his settlement
among ms.
Having spent the last Summer and Fall
in Europe, enabled him to witness the
treatment of disease, and operations at the
wOrld-famed Institutions the Imperial Vet
Urinary College at Alfort, near Paris,
France and the Royal Veterinary College
In London. Adding Il fund Of informa-
tion to the already acquired, skill which n
very extended and successful practice has
accorded TO him. HtIif Jan I7-3td&w
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twDR. Morris vEqErABLE LIVER Pills

eH-DR. Morris VEGETABLE LIVER Pills
are constantly becoming more and more
popular. They are acknowledged tn have
no rival In the cure of such diseases as
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Fever. of all
kinds, Jaundice, Costiveness, Pain in the
Stomach, Side, Head, Back, and Bowels
Bilious Complaints, Loss OF Appetite, Sick
Headache, Scrofula, Scald Head, Rheuma-
tism, Collie, Pleurisy, Pimples and Sores on
the Skin, PalpitatiOn of the Heart, LOwness
of Spirits, Pain or Weakness of the Breast
Diseases Of Spine and Ksdneys, Sore Eyes
Diarrhea or Dysentery, Cold, etc.
Most Of the aboye=named diseases may be
prevented by taking DR., MoTr's VEdE-
TABLE, LIVER Pills In season, or when the
liver becomes first lderanged, which carry
off, through the bowles and the secretiOns
of the skin and kidneys, those poisonous
humors that clog the stomach, bowels, and
skin, aud become accumulated in the blood.
There has been as great o progress In sci
ence, and especially In that OF medicine
within the past few years, as there has in
the arts. 10 such perfection have they
brought this science, that the medicinal
properties are condensed and concentrated
into the resins or salts of the plant, which
they extract from it, and leave the inert or
woody matter. The old mode of extracting
these medicinal properties-by boiling for
a long time In water-is found, in most
cases, TO render the medicinal qualities
wholly inert, or even decomposing them.
DIR. MOrT's VEGETABLE LIVER Pills are
cOmposed,o chemical vegetable extracts,
mostly from plants growing In our own
country some OF these plants have direct
action on the liver, others upon the skin,
Others on the kidneys, and others upon the
bowels and lungs. It Ia by peculiar
chemical combination of all these extracts
that these Pills are made, possessing the
most extraordinary efficacy for curing the
above-named diseases.
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sENp ron Al cIRrnLAR

The Ingredients used In eonpounding tAishler's
Herb hitters arr not Kept secret hy the PrOprietm
send for n Circular and you v iu learn tho medical
properties OF ali tho articles used In the prepare
tion, also in the manner in which they operate On
the system, and much other valuable Information.
N ypu are afflicted with disease send for Mishles
Herb Btters Circular; read IL carefully, profit hy
the hints II contains, and you will b. placed the
sure road Of recovery.
For sale wholesale and retail by W W, STEW
ART, No o. Main street and Al retail by al drug
gists. jAnS-dawfm
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The Recinrocity TrcatN.

OIIpNA, Y. " = JaltuhTy H.
The conservative organ, in an article on
reciprocity, says that the proposition TO
place the Canadian tariff the same as the
United States, is impossible, aud would be
displeasing to the home government, and
win probably not be allowed.
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kE- Those who have suffered from Scrof-
ula, Erlptions, or any other impurity of
the Blood, will find SCOvILL's BLOOD AND
LIVER S4RUP Invaluable, as 1t will cleanse
the Blood and permanently eradicate from
the system the cause of the disease thereby
restoring health, and vivacity 10 the sys-
TEN. Er..ttfffA
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carving its victims to the tombs by the
thousands, without being arrested in its
progress. But a brighter day is coming and
has come to successfully arrest this disease.
Aliens Lung Balsam is making truly re-
markable cures of what was considered by
Physicians as incurable Consumption.
For sale by the Dealers in Family Medi-
cine generally. ,- ia4 .i....t .,..r.
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, January IL.
The House Of Delegates of Maryland to-
day passed resolutions indorsing General
Grants recent letter approving the with
drawal of the Federal troops from the late
insurrectionaTy districts, and approving
the arming OF the militia in the slave
States