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CHAP. CXI.

CHAP. CXI.
An Act to Incorporate the National Academy of
Sciences.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That Louis Agassiz, Massa-
chusetts; j. H. Alexander, Maryland; s. Alex
ander, New Jersey; A. d. Bache, at large; F. B.
Barnard, at large; j. G. Barnard United States
army, Ma?,s;sachusetts; W. G. Bartlett United
e MassaeEyuets mafy Ssi G II RbS BS
Island; William Chauvenett, Missouri; J. H. G.
Coffin, United States Naval Academy Maine j.
A. Dahlgren, United States navy, Pennsylvania;
]. D. Dana, Connecticut; Charles Fl. Davis, Uni
ted States navy, Massachusetts; George Engel-
man, St. Louis, Missouri; j. F. Frazer, Pennsyl
vania; Wolcott Gibbs, New York j. M. Giless,
United States navy, District of Columbia; A. A.
Gould, Massachusetts,; B. A. Gould, Massachu-
setts; Asa Gray, Massachusetts; A Guyot, New
Jersey; James Hall, New York Joseph Henry,
at large; j. E. Hilgard, at large, Illinois Edward
ted States naval observatory, Connecticut; A. A.
Humphreys, United States army, Pennsylvania;
j. E. Conte, United States army, Pennsylvania;
j.: Leidyi Pennsylvania; J: P. Lesley, PennsyI-
Mahan, United States Military Academy, Vir-
ginia; J. s. Newberry, Ohio; H. A. Newton, Con-
necticut; Benjamin Peirce Massachusetts,; John
Ses Indiana Paman
vania; w. r. Rogers, Massachusetts; L. NJ.
Rutherford, New York; Joseph Saxton, at large;
benJamln Sllllman, COnnecucut; BENJAMIN Sllll-
man, junior, Connecticut; Theodore Strong,
New Jersey; John Torrey New York J. G. Tot
ten, United States army, Connecticnt Joseph
Winlock, United States Nautical Almanac, Ken
lucky; Jeffries Wyman, Massachusetts,; ]. D.
Whitney, California, their associates and success
sors duly chosen, are hereby Incorporated con-
stituted, and declared to be a body corporate by
the name of the National Academy of Sciences
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That the
National Academy of Sciences shall consist of not
more than fifty ordinary members, and the said
corporation hereby constituted shall have power
to make its own organization, including its con-
stitution, bylaws, and rules and regulations; to
fill all vancancies created by death, resignation,
orotherwise; to provide for the election Of foreign
and domestic members, the division into classes,
and all other matters needful or usual in such in
stitution, and to report the same to Congress
Sec. 9. And be it further enacted, That the
National Academy of Sciences shall hold an
annual meeting at such place in the United States
may be designated and the academy shall,
whenever called upon by any department of the
Government, investigate, examine, experiment,
and report upon any subject of science or art,
the actual expense of such Investigations, exami-
nations, experiments, and reports, to be paid
from appropriations which may be made for the
purpose, but the academy shall receive no COM
pensation whatever for any services to the Gov.
ernment of the United States.
Approed, March 3, 1863
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An Act to regulate the Duties of the Clerk of the
House of Representatives IN preparing for the
Organization of the House.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That before the meeting of
the next Congress, and of every subsequent Con
grcss the clerk of the next preceding House of
Representative shall make roll of the rcpresen-
tatives elect, and place thereon the names of all
persons and of such persons only, whose creden-
tiais show that they were regularly elected in ac-
corlance with tlie laws of their states respective
ly, or the laws of the United States.
Approved, March 8, 1865.
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Approved, March 8, 1868.
CHAP. CVII.

An Act supplementary to An Act for the relief of
Persons for Damages sustained by reason Of de-
predatons and Injuries by certain bands Of ST.
oux Indians," approved February sixteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-three.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives Of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the provisions of the
above entitled act be, and the same are hereby,
applied to all damages sustained by reason of de-
predictions and injuries by said Indians as therein
set forth, in the State of Iowa and Territory of
Dakota, well in the State of Mime
sofa.
Approved, March g. 1868.
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THE HUTCHINS HOUSE.

rI>HIS HOUSE, LONG ESTABLISHED AS A
i f,st-cLass Boarding House, having been re-
Gently renovated and put in complete order, is
either permanent or transien: boarders. The
rooms are neatly furnished, and table well sup
piled with all the delicacies of both home and
foreign markets. 1t is within few steps Of the
State House, and members of the Legislature: will
find the comforts of HOME.
MRS NJ. A. WATSON.
Jan. s. 1857. Pain.
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CHAP. CXII.
CHAP. CXII.
An Act to establish the GAUGE of the Pacific Rail

An Act to establish the Gauge of the Pacific Rail
road and its branches.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the gauge OF the Pacific
railroad and its branches throughout their whole
extent, from the Pacific coast to the Missouri
River, shall be, and hereby is, established at four
feet eight and one half inches
Approved, March 3, 1868.
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OFFICIAL.
r AWSOF THE UNITED STATES.

Pissed ut the Third Session Of the Thirty seventh
Congress, achch begun and held at the city Of
Washington, IN the District Of Columbia, on
Monday the first day Of December, A. d. 1862,
and mdled on Wednesday, the 18th day Of July,
A. d. 1868.
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Harbrough House,
pAI EICu NJ n
Company Shops Hotel.

THIS HOTEL, HAVING BEEN RECENTLY
i renovated, is now open for the reception of
regular boarders and transient custom.
I am prepared to furnish meals to persons trav-
elling up or down the Central Road, on the arri-
val Of regular trains.
Mrs. 8. A. High,
PRoPRIETRESs.
Jan. 8, 1867. 1A6t.
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CHAP. CXIII.

An Act to enable the District Courts of the Uni
ted States to issue Executions and other final
Process in certain Cases.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America, in
Congress assembled That in all cases wherein
the districts courts of the United States within
and for the several districts of Texas, Florida,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Kansas had
rendered final judgments or DEGREES prior to the
passage of an act entitled An act to amend the
act of the third of March, eighteen hundred and
thirty-seven, entitled An act supplementary to
the act entitled an act to amend the judicial system
of the United States," approved July, fifteenth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, which cases
might have been brought, and could have been
originally cognizable i'll circuit court, said dis
trct courts shall have power to issue writs of eN
ccution or other final process, or to use such
other powers and proceedings as may be in ac-
cordance with law, to enforce the judgments and
DEGREES aforesaid, anything in said act of the
fifteenth of July, eighteen hundred and siXty-two
to the contrary notwithstanding.
Approved, March 8, 1868.
CHAP. CXIV.
An Act to provide for issuing an American Regis
ter to the Steam-vessel "Maple Leaf"
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentative af the United States OF America in
Congress assembled, That be issued, under the
direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, an
American register to the British colonial built
steam vessel " Maple Leaf now owned by Charles
Spear and j. H. B. Lang, of Boston, in the State
of Massachusetts.
Approved March 8, 1868.
CHAP. CIV.
An Act relating to the Validity of Deeds of
Public Squares and Lots in the city of Wash
ington.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That no deed or conveyance
heretofore made, in pursuance of law, of squares
or lots of public lara in the city of Washington,
by the commissioner of public buildings, or any
other authorized officer, shall be deemed invalid
in law, for the want of an acknowledgment by
said commissioner or other authorized officer be-
fore such judicial officers as deeds of real prop
erty made between individuals are required by
law to be acknowledged
Approved, March 3, 1868.
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NoME TO THE sHERIFF's OFFICE

~ and pay your State and County taxes due 1st
April, 1866. .a .-..,.- 20. ....
I will be in attendance daily, during the re-
mainder of the present week to receive these tax
es-after which l shall proceed to collect the
same, by distress without further delay, indul-
gence cannot or will not be given. 1t is not given
me. I am required to collect. :
E. II. RAY, Sheriff.
125t2t j. d. PTLLEN, Collector.
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JANUARY IS, 1867.

Sec. 5. And be it further enacted, That this act
take effect from the time of its passage.
Approved, MARCH, 3, 1868.
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PUBLIC ACTS.

PUBLIC ACTS.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President. HANNIBAL HAM
LIN, Vice President, and President of the Sen
ate. SOLOMON FooTE was elected President
of the Senate, pro tenpore, on the eighteenth,
day of July, and continued so to act until the
close of the session. GALUsHA A. GROW,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
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Passed at the First Session, ohich acas begun
and held at the City Of Washington, IN the
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References:
ISAAC TAYLOR, ESQ.,, Merchant, Boston, Mass.
CAPT. j. B. GREGORY, q. 8. N, Hamilton, 40
CHAs: G. FILLEY, ESQ New Orleans, La.
Aug. 2, 1855. 5S-tw6m.
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ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS.
Ode to Turkeys.

Ode TO Turkeys.
Turkeys who on Christmas bled,
Turkeys who on corn have fed,
Welcome to US now you're dead,
And in the frost have hung.
Now's the days, and now's the hour,
Through the market how we scour,
Seeking turkeys to devour,
Turkeys old and young.
Who would be turkey hen,
Fed and fattened in a pen
Killed and cat by hungry men
Can you tell me, pray 2
Lay the proud old cobbler low.
Let the young ones run and grow,
To market they're not fit go,
Till next Christmas day.
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CHAP. CVIII.

Iu.
March 8, 1868.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-02

The people of Manchester, n. H,
are having q irst-elass sensation with q
ghost which haunts one of the mills OF
the stark corporation The apparition
appeared to the Waterman and de-
eiared that the mill would fall; so for
the present it has been closed, as the
more superstitious of the operatives
would not work.
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|. R. sHERNIA &rl

Have now in store for the Fall Trade.
the most extensive and elegant Stock
West of New York City. SIOO 0OO
worth of Black and Fancy Silks, largely
our own importation, to be sold 20 per
cent. under value. Two Thousand
pieces Merinos, Empress Cloths, Irish
Poplins and Dress Goods of every stvle
at much lower prices than any house in
the State. Beavers, Doeskins and
Broadcloths Of our own importation,
very cheap. We can save money for
any buyer of Dry Goods, Wholesale or
Retail If you can't come to examine
the stock, write for samples of Silks and
Dress Goods.
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.Tas at rTooEz
THE PRESS ROOM.

E1Nk<>S fAVCA.
CO., Hesrts of iron and fingers of steel,
r- Clamp and lever, and cog and Wheel
Click and elatter. and rattle and din,
lT Tbe.lonR night cut and the long day in
sf Wee and veal to-morrawl.
ef Feather to fall with the weight Of the dew
10 Pangs TO sadden the long life through,
Roses and thorns to hy on their way,
= The thoughts OF the years and the walls OF a
Hope, and love, and sorrow
Fisnds that grim with a demon Joy, -
Delight with humans TO tamper and toy,
Every clamp on the molten bed -------
Is a dream, hope, or promise dead
A chill 70 pulse for verl
's2sfo The days and months and years go by,
. go -'-- Till the prophet angel leaves the sky
For the murky room with the rafting wheel,
--7 seq Its click and clog, and touch OF steel
8 e.. S. --fiisr- It's band, and seam, and leverl
b. faT And side by sidsein- the rolling press.
To curse, TO cheer, to crush TO bless,
The angel and demon ever wait
b.. q Shaking ,begvery doors OF state,
- -. ~ And thrilling through the nationl
Hark how she monster tbrobs and groans,
CreakIng his iron nerves and bones;
What TO him is the pam or please,
CO.'S JOY from the Iand or death from the seas.
. f...-4- 81. High or .loEly station
..rt n r. Out Of the NIFTY halls below
HIther and thitheT the white wings 60
ss' If ~ Tears that Dressed sball tTfckle for aye
SAT --e Pains that neser and never can die
(, --.-f. In al Time's roll pg surges
Pressman see that thy reins are we'll
Every turn OF thy press shall tell tf5s y
ersa 1t may be woe and it may be veal
-rr Who can say how far the wheel
Into the future urges2
Heart Of iron and fingers of steel,
l7fs ~ Clamp and lever aud cog and wheel, q -
H Click and clatter and rattl and din,
. The long night GU and the long day in
A''s Woe and veal tomorrow
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The scientitic wonder.
E0LGoWAx's prnxg.
zo1.xowAx, As' or ia s,a =.


Disorders OF Stomach. Liver and Bow
The Stomach is the great centre which infiusr
TIE health or disease OF the sysfa sfalsed or dc
ttated by exeess-Ihdigestio on, Offensive breath |,
pny zeal l,rostTatlon are tie nstuIal cOnsequenl
allied 10 The bTaInsr Il is the source OF headaeI
mental depressfOn nervous cuniraalsfts, ana M
Ireshmg sleep The liver becomes affected &
sehet@tss Bilious disorders, pains il Che side, &,
ne ne D9Ses s'apathise ~ eostvsRess. diarri
anu uysenteTt The principal actfon of these Z
- on the stomach, ana the liver iupgs bo,zeIs
kldneys participate in their reehpsrstfve nd reg
GRAFTON operation
Erysipeias and saIt Ishsum
Are two OF the most common ana SiruSsnt disord
prevalent on THIS continent To these the ointm
to eradicate the venom aud then complets The On
bad Legs, Old Sores, and Ulcers.
Gases Of many years, sfaIs,iri nave uerti
oOnsy refused 10 yield 70 any other remedy or trt
ment, have invaFiabiy sue ombed to a few appli
tons ofthis pOwerfnl unguenL
81 EruPttons 0D,ths Skin,
Arising from the bad STATE Of the blood, or chroi
diseases are eTeftoatsd and clear aud transpar,
surface regsined by the restorative action Of
ointment IteaFpasses nl4ny O9tns eosmstlos
other toilet appliances n its poGer 10 dspeI RAJ
and 9th dishgRrersents of me faesa CT
t Female GOnpIafnts.2
Whether In the young or Old married or sin.
al the dagp 81 W9nlanhood or tilstef1of life, tn
mar Aed improvement is EOUn perceptible in
health OF the patient. Being purely vegetable
pafations they are safe and reliable remedy for
eis'7 % tsinalef m every eondltien Of health
f-a .itw Piles and 4 IssuiR.'s
Every form aud feature OF these preyalant
stubborn disorders sre efadieA tetfIdesaFv and ent
iy by the use Of this emoll elt warm ioInentau
should proceeds It's apphcatloh. Its heahnq ouali
viii be found 10 De thoroqgh ndsinyarIabls.
Boti he Ointment aad Pits should Be used IN ne
sr iisss< t9aof9Q GasessAs aat
Bunions, burns, chapped hands, chiIblains, ii
Ia, govt. luTnbago, inercuiai u afrlo1a piles n
| InausTns rlngwOrln, salt rheuIn, sealds skin dis
es, sWelled gaudss sore sgs, sore breasts
heads sore thr9ats sores Of ala kinds, sprains
joints. tetfers nleeTss Iveas1ea4 souse, wounds OF
/ kinda.
CAUTION -None are genuine unisss the 70
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sons reward will bo gwen 70. any go1e render
such information as may lead to the detection Of
party or parties ceun aeFfeiting tbs. medicines
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious
- Sofa &C the nanulaCtory of Erofessor HOI
Way so Maiden Lane, New YorE, ana. by all resi-
table Druggists and DEALERS IN Mediolne throI
out the civilized world.
IT, There Is considerable saving by taking
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n. B.-Directions for the Guidance Of patfsnt
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-02

on the 9Th, of Mrs. Peter Brewer, of
that city, under tie following circum-
stances: 49,
Watchers were engaged for the
corpse of Mr.. Brewer, who has just
died, directions being given them to
call the family, sleeping In the second
story, af A. NJ. 1t was not until about
L5 A. A., however, that Mr.. Williams,
one of the watchers, stepped half way
up stairs and called Captain Augustus
Ct. Brewer. He did not receive an an
swer from The Captain, but was re-
piled TO by Mrs. Brewer, who said she
would be down etairs immediately, at
the same time asking Mr.. w. to place
light at the foot of the stairs. Mr..
Williams accordingly went down stairs
to light the lamp. While so engaged,
he heard some ole to say, sfOh, my
head" Going Immediately to the foot
of the stairs, shocking sight met his
view. There lay Mrs. Brewer, pros
trate upon the floor, her neck broken,
and her head partly turned one side. =
She was Immediately conveyed to a
proper place and DIR. Thomas services
called in. But medical aid was una
vaihng. Mrs. Brewer lived but half
an nour after the accident 1t is sup
posed that instead of waiting for the
light to be placed at the, foot of the
stairs. as she had requested, Mrs. b. at
tempted to descend IN the darh, and
being an elderly lady. missed her foot
ing an ! fell, eausing the result above
stated. Mrs. Brewers age was seventy
one years. 's4 sAf sna
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Erysipelas and saIl lthsum


Arising nom the bad state Of the blood, or ehroi
diseases are eTsftoated, and clear aud transpar,
surface regsined By the restorative action at
Ointment ltgaFpassss na4ny o9tns sosmetlcs
other toilet appliances IN its poGer 10 dispeI ras
and 9th digfiglreTneD6s of fflsn faaa ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-03-02

The Utica Herald records the death,
on the 9th, of Mrs. Peter Brewer. of
that city, under tie following circum-
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Fe .l'.ps Complaints

Whether I'm the young or old, married or sin.
at the dawn 81 YoLlanboods or tfstuf7lo of life tn
tonic medicines display So DECIDED an influence /
marked Improvement is soun pereeptible in
health OF the patient. Being purely vegetable I
parations they are safe and reliable remedy for
cl',s'' 81 females IA eYeryeondiripn of health
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PIIes and -Eistuin.,a

Every form aud feature OF these prevalent /
stubborn disorders sre eradieltefl0eklFy and ent
iy by the use Of this emol ont warm ioInentati
should proceeds its apphcat1oh. its heahng quail
VII pc found 10 Pc thoroqgh an sipvarlabls.
Bob he Ointment AID PMS should Be used ia he
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