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ll,'ld}C6ugress 'eiassI1led.

I, A partial classification Of the Congres9l
jnPw in eessiohl SHOWS ttlHt9 it, contaiHssaEG
lawyers! one hundred aud twelveS;, mere
chaAtS, eight; farmers, Blk ;.nanpfactuTerI
six; bankers, live; editors Jour physicians,
two; one clergyman, one lteachefg '6hslpr0Ani
1Sssdf04ie ptinteT, one tuThbermanb HlIese
figures do not give the occupations of al,
rTirepresentatiYes, but they are sufficient
1y full TO show that ,the legal profession
takes as large part lif politics 'wthius as ~
with the English.ommus 9hi ~ psuolI oiidW
There are eleven gentlemen In the pr9s7,
ent, HpHsel, Of Representatives, who have
been clergy1let and fifteen who Have been
Generals One of these flatteE Mi Baineso
Of Wisconsin, losta leg before VicksburS.
Mr.. Bdwell, of Californiasis the practical ,
agriculturist of the House, havinga farn,
Of twenty thousand acres. Theoretical anp'
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what the ChicagOans Tbink Of
the Verdict in Ihe Stewart Dir
'ou "tFrom tho Chicago Times.l ~


vorce Cake. o sg hgil r 1-Fojm syi!rg
Df0d nIFr6m Tho Cbieabo TimesJi oYiHR
Tho nornlor sTn nnrathvnih the trial inst
III al r ~ Sary cl,!ario wIth the de-
SaSaut O., r' thSg NTosnite NJ tho fact
tSat IN rfajntif ia yotIn q highlv edtcatI
od aS aod v olp,;ta ongoging woman and desnite
tba fSr.bnr huaye n9 9tho7 thS cbSrarter Which
t1s tbe dofendo ,'T mced on the wftnessl
stord ia voru far RON heing smcb 4 6i,e "A
sbomId ho "a bvst ole rovmSn Ordjn-
sriys,' .n'bi;c feei,ng chiyajro1aI o takes the
dde y fsthe ,yonan and sIIstSins her even If
Sha ha eomewhat In the -wronU. Whv yas
Il tben that u,;th weaIfb wo5anbooi and
hsanfv otri. orro yaI nn one Side the nnbHc
beart haI its nIlsSt ions oniv in favor 81 the
dther sid side! Tbon wbicn Vas found an OH
sc,,ra cier1 vmnon win q not over snotless
ren,Itotions5 - wv =" 10 1H1JGiN - YF'1 -TIf
Tha reason we toke n. Il that tbe 'rnblic
will NOT toIeratn q conrse which frat 1rivesa
h,tshan nj i1to tbe streets and afterward seek I.
canses sniicient 10 make the senaration
IegaI, Had the lo1v 'renudiated her HIS
hand for the reasons She ASSIGNED. and Rad
based her anplication for a divorce tpoti
those reasons. She would have had thesynl
nathv of the nublic. Asit was. the public
beiieyes and The inrv in effect have decid-
cd bv their verdict. that there Was 4 CON
spirscv to make the defendant dosthinos
which wonld hermit the plaintiff to Sustain
A case. If the p1blic is right in this belief,
then Ia tI,e verdict az the inrv as riohteoi1s
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80 AUTOGRAPH LETTER
FROM GEO. p, PRENTICE, Esq,
Ed3t0T Of Me L0uf5UilEe JOurndI.

sf.,. ,.. b LOUISVILLE. Nov. 5, 1866.
DIR LIGHTHTLL-Dear Sir am sorry to learn
that you contemplate leaving Louisville at the end
Of the present week. | earnestly wish that your
engagements elsewhere might permit you to, remain
hero for time longer. -....
Your sojourn among us, Or. Lighthill, will be long
remembered by our people. II has been blessing
to many. You have treated me and female mem
Der Of my family with great success. You seem to
me to understand by intuition, the character of
malady and its best remedy. You have hata null
titude of patients in this city. and have not seen
promise Of relief without rendering it. Your entire
practice among has been Abrillant success. and
most tcheerfully recommend you TO my friends and
the public At large as Physician deserving the ut
Hoping that you may live to be blessing to addi-
tionat thousands Of the afIlictedgp .l..II "a.
sm, very truly, ynus, ,-.,,.,,,,, ..
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Cure of Catarrh.
FROM THEREv. FRED. $. .1EwET

FROM HEREv. FIRE d. S.JEWETT,
Professor Of the Ssate Normal School. Albany, ~ Y
DIR. LIGHrHILI4Dsar Sir. Under date Of March
IT, sent you careful stat tement Of my case Its for
mer treatment. my failure TO obtain relief in that
direction, my resort to your teatnent and beneficial
I have been from the winter Of 1s4s subject to
violent periodical attacks of Oatarrh, marked by
aas fsbTkssynPtoTs % violent nsston "a INA Gf
accompanied. In the first stage, by a watery dis
onarge from the nose, subsequently becoming acrid
and yeCT toward taS the stsSk PHr
tressing species Of headache occurring periodically
each day for period varying from one to three
weeks. sometimes 50 violent as to incapecitate m me
attendant inflammation would extend to the teeth,
producing toothAches or to the throat occasioning
hoarseness and partial loss Of voice; and twice with
in the last few years it has affected the left eye as
10 confne me for weeks to a darkened room.
l have tried medicines and applications OF various
kinds; s1uffs and other catarrhal preparations Of
some half dozen kinds; applications to the head Of
camphor, ginger, and hot fomentations of different
kinds and in connection with these the usual emet
Jos or cathartics employed induce counter-acon
But none Of these had produced any permanent i'm!
provement, and in a few instances In which tenn.
porary relief was afforded. it was at the expense Of
somuph strength as 70 leave me utterly exhau'ted.
Under these ecircumstancesl was lead, though with
great reluctance. from the supposed incurabiiity Of
tbe.dsease, to make a trial OF your treatment. !,
found y soon even beyond my hopes. reaching ths
leyating its symptoms to an extentwhich had sup
posed impossible. At the time ] gave you my
former certificate. while did pot feel sure Of
q complete cure. !, had obtained q material re-
lief which amply repaid me sor my trial Of
your treatment and which satisfied me that
the treatment was as efectiye as twas simple and
attacks Of catarrh for the unprecedented period Of
nearly half year, and that in spite Of severe occur
fences Of illness which would have formerly render
ininortant suceess luis now six months since sent
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.r I '~' very 'E' truly {SEog. S0gf B. PRENTICE.
PROM REV. JOHN MOTT, d D.,

Professor sn UttOW OOtsgG, Schenectady, Ee,O Torb
1 have had from infancy, one ear very deaf. al
ways dscharging more or less inofensiYe natter
ThisIyear both ears became diseased, running very
much, very offensive, producing the greatest debility
Of body and depression Of spirits and my hearing inn
psired ihthe highest degree. In such condition,
put myself under the care Of DR.. Lig thil. He has
fully restored me; hear well. The dizziness and
the dischatges have been removed, and have not re-
turned. The stopping Of the running has given me
the highest elasticity, and vigor of body. and flow
of spirits while my fear that stopping the dis
charges would prove detrimental, or dangerous. /
esteem or rather have learned to esteem, DR.. Light
hill & or he was stranger 70 mo until / was his
Natientl. as a gcntlemaH and a man Of science, in
whom tho highest confidence may be placed.
Yours. very truly,
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B From the assurance I haye received from
lmembers Of this body With whom favec0n4
versed, backed up blythe recommendation
of the Fipanee committee, to which tlie bill
was. referred, II may reasonably be expect,
their votes ID favor Of itS passage. s,., ~ q,
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TESTIMONIALS OF REMARKABLE CURES.

For the benefit of those who are not acquSinted
with the brilliant success OF DIR. LighthiPs system
Of treating Cstarrh Deafness, Discharges from the
Ear, &c., 30, he presents to the public few Tes
selected from several thou and similarly
complimentary, received during his singularly sue
cessi ul practice in New York, Cincinnati, Oleye-
land and Louisville. aI# ra#r., .Y..
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/. LYON YIIiAs'';S S PERIODICAL s1DfjiRs0 iRs0RSSSaa RSSSaa
THE GRE EAFnF1 14NEA I18iRE klEDT BOR
1ssgiod sbIRREGUIiARIpIEEb ot nsxort


H9sgigd 1IRREGUIARIpIIsSb % nsxoTi
ynbsspT 40 brg-y7--1 baE du1udysK
These Drops are a scientifically compounded fuid
prepai ation, and better than any Pifs, Po%defB0f
fN6strpns. Being liquid, their 9AlisaiEeetsnd
postiYe, rendering them Feliabsf speedy apdqerT
tain specific for the cure Of all distractions and sup
pressions Of nature. Their pOptlafity is inaicHted
by the fact that 100 600 bottles kt0 Ednad 1oa
AndCpsqgEedby the ladies .pf che IIpitsd Siates
every one of whom speak jim the strongest terms :.
praise of their great merits They are rapid AK
ing the place Of every other Femals Rethedy ia6d
sfe cohsidered BY alT#hO know aaeht WfdaSmf&
che sufsst. safest and
the world, the cure Of AL female copPlS the
removal Of all distractions OF nature, and thepro
motion Of health fegilafity and sttehgt ,Hxphcit
directions stating @heng gtheyBay beafssd 1alle&-
Ilainingl wheno o'apd why they aaboRldlbep ptr
noud not be used without prpdusiHg Affects eOnirs-
ry to natures chosen laws, glllbe found carefplly
folded around each bottle, with the written sigma
ture of JoHN u EiUNI RilhoHt which h5f5 hreeeK-
uine0uod slIfg owi iooi HEm 6Hu0T A
Prepared .by ,Dr. 10 HN, LsI,Y0N,, 40, ,Chapa'
street, New Haven, Conn.,, who can be pofisuited
either pereonsIlBas bymail ltipposng atafuul con
cerning all private diseases and female weakpessess
u'Sold by Drttggist every where. cki9 1nii 9W
tati fs,ssiI f,5ed bl,IG.uki.,c CLARK. ~ G0Aso
"a General gents for d. S. and CanadAs.l
9isep29-d&WlyaIlo ss "bSte8qoI" ban a30d
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:0bioI. .,Statestj:rlrtairl.rI,,... 81 1 i.
REMARKS OF 4U,oC. RUTTER,
OF Fairfield,

In tho House of Representatives
I January Is, 1861, ON the Bill 10 rr
/ p Authorize the commissioners 10
|. M, of fairfield County 10 levy IN, O..
/ fjs.ora tax TO build a Court ,,,as6.
/ zoe nUt hOuse in said ri fqr
/ f.r..rt IU .sir County. l.rrr rrr 1l.t;ri,,
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FROMT = w. COLEmAN, ESQ, ,qJr.,

Latontd Springs. Ky.. for MO Cure or Deafness
Induced by the cure DR.. Li.hthi'l had effected in
the case off aptain Miller Of the Burnet House. and
in cases Of otler parties well known to me, placed
myself under his care about week ago, for partial
deafneSs, which had troubled me for the past nine
teen years. am pleased to state that through DR.,
liGhthil's skill am now restored to perfect hear
ing, and that the di'agreeable noises which accom-
panied the deafness are fast disappearing.
15s tUn ..i o.. tia JOHN W, COLEMAN.
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S78 PERsONAL.IqsaoO
TO ., THE PUBLIC

,HAVNG, NOTICED AN ARTICLE I'm
II the papers over tho signature Of Adolphus
Lotze, stating that it was not the Furnace of his
manufacture that set FIRE to the Third Presbyterian
Church on Seventh street, below Linn. recently,
but the ono manufactured by Mr., NJ, in justice to
Mr. Martin, we would state that the fire did not
originate from any defect of his Furnace bat from
other causes. pwoyears since we removed one of
Mr. Lotzcs Furnaces aud put one of Mr., Martins in
the place of it, which has been in constant and
gives entire satisfaction. We can cheeriully rec
omnend it TO the public. g0u.g17p9 q r..ry
Ia JOHN, II. J0UYET. FRANCIS TERRY,
JOHN r. DAYEY, 4. II. HINKLE,
b. A. MITCHELL, b KING. 7''sS
.. 90 CiNCfNNAr1, April Is, 1884,
Martins Patent Furnace manufactured by Pc
ter Martin. of this city, have no hesitation in
pronouncng the best have overQbserVod., He was
employed to puto1e in the church now serve, last
fall. We have given it a fair trial, and the whole
Society unite ia prai'ing it, incomparably supe-
rior to auythingwe have ever seen. Several gem
tlemep Of my congregation use this Furnace id their
private residences and in.bvety case are perfectly
satisfied. Icannostake time minutely to describe
this furnace win Just say that burns less coal,
and gives . sreaterRolumc of heat than any Fur
mace am acquaintqd with, and is free from smoke.
dustand impure air. ~ ;, ,,s, isli
ian22-d1m Pastor Third PRESBYTERIAN Church!
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h. cssS s IL :sSs%g I'd f'tRsa: :
liects the night sweatS. always. ia from Seoen TO
fourteen days. TliegpIFth tsef PDce IN sfgordted,
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SSSiaS e SsfT as SsiT s lBEFEES
kARTRNES oS RpE9S n S1TgHhH
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ness or Dissness Eecesst0e Pdleiisss Sore Etf6Dy3
4gF,iSs,t S,s ;SsiSsSg S fSss S
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! Statements from RaGieti tsJiU 81 b
| ."Your Prescription saved,mv vdauehter,slife,a
Nas saved ms hundreds Of dollars. ss1Rev. i. HIN
PIREYs Retnsen N1Y.rai sGN 81 .igfifs9 bgit
n i've SsBs g95 lgT re SsDsaS SS Rsys S'sSye
sRlEE lllos sb1rg, PenmJs9iladp q 81 9yams1 Of
/ Every one 10 whom have recommended II has
benefited much by its use. ."-Rev. Z. ID. JONES, Raj
'BBIIStfi fiffiotsE, AsroR Pb Aes, NgYleFRtBSeatly
part of Rehruarys 1865, waS 50 4eTipg from sgiza
six months previously without bpneftl mad sahta
SlDsqts which completely .prostratea me-, IN the
evening, hoarsehess would como on. whieh1 wouidi
then had two attacks of bleeding from the Iungs-
Ny Family ian assured me that he)e0hldaoi
S ~ vi; EssgGns nsSfy
S1fRs GiS IRs pfegeaSe a of 6 EsBd
sIt6 Sb6tte b GftRe PEtEPa akBD fiSBs 6RiPfi0St
Ipejew days gy 4, gPVetite (Which Rqa sHsESS
left me; and in less than two weeks the NghtSuka
were broken up. Thelcef9Tyard regsined strength
ties as clerk to the AZ ERlCAN BIBLE SOCIETY,"
in whose enipl byment lhaye been nine wears y IaAl
now eujSying good health. ioar Pt ESQ klHTl0Nf
SsSts FE when SS TfSOsi GBE
81 II lfMye had, NRRY oUs OR fSB4sN0DIC AsFHMAsfsH
RgSlaS M fs lf fsTs ssSa
eI uau au t 1i "a botro ,iS ~ ~ ~,
Sa %y + uRss suSred ESHa 50 esty S$
breath. ltbAt lRas compelled 10 fEeqqeptFests
y waking g IRON on my R residence 70 my paes q ous
Ess PiFbt RslSTe 9RtaPsS tH9 PREIAEEl
an of5tHind tSe rsmedy,i took acteSsppTSnint AZ,
moon and again at night, and slept all night without
waking. II have kOF h 40 iN7DeokEsp Et6bT's RKsia
SINCE. ~ ,,di 3. haFe ppH i9nP PlftsIy EseSy95sd
my strength and spirits, and Anf not at all aticted
with 'sh0rtness of hreathY liahal 'hoglsd 10 hag9
aAy,9Pe saiGtSd Yts AitA@s Sal aad see pss
The "PREPARED PRESGRIpTl0 Mis- pntINp
in 81 bottle and is sold by Retail by I'll Dfdgsists
in Columbus, and by Druggists generally, or orders
may be addressed tothe Sole PFeprietors, 0SCAkG.
| MOSES CO., "a Cortlandt ST., N. Y. COnsulta-
tio1 fnee.fCA Girdulg Ecphtaining PhylroUIthAS0P
MANY CAsEs success fully treated, viii be sent free.
| by mail to all who will write fotiit.oA % 19ln9lJ
/ Sold, w Wh0lesale and Retail BY 3. d. SAMUE1&
1 OO!lV tH 70 hoilo9 10 elsepo6i l6W66N1p
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LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.

Gents White Merino, Shirts and Drawers
at&9.OO, worth $3.50 per pair. .oaod
Gents White Canton Flannel Shirts and
y Drawers at e1sOO, worth $3.50 perpair!
iGehts' Royal Ribbed Wool Shirts and
,aIDgawers at eo.0O, worth "a 90 per pair.
Gents White Meripo Shirts and Drawers
-obatGA.00, worth $500 per pair. ga.ls5as |
Gents, Drown Stout Heavy Shirts and Pants
at $500, worth $3.50 per pair, v l.
lGehtS white Ribbed shirts and Pants
ate7s00s worth $500 per pair. s9siI POI
Gents White Ribbed Shirts and Pants
,at,s0,10, worth $3.50 per pair.
Gents Scarlet Ribbed Shirts and Pants
=, 'ae egs0O, worth e9lSO per pair. + 4
.GentsS Arctic Fleeced Shirts aud, Pants
10 ateS5'6, worth o0.aS per pair.nsS lo |
Gents White Wool Shirts !, and Pants
atelH!O0, worth eA3.OO per pair.s
Gents Scarlet Cashmere Shirts and Pants
at @lB.OO, worth $4,000.
.TTidQllTUA 10 8gR9li ilTH8D
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in 81 bottle and is sold by Retail by Hlt Drdgsists
in Columbus and by Druggists generally, or orders
may be addressed tothe Sole PFeprietors, OSCAkG.
MOSES CO., % Cortlandt ST., ~. COnsulta-
to1 free.fcA Girduls n Containing PhglruUIshA OF
by mail to all who will write fotiit.oA ~ 19an9ni
Sold, w hOlesale and Retail by >. y. SAMUEL d
CO!I7 tAJ 70 d0flo9 10 sisepe6ld dSN d6H1r
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0e9en SGnS5cbrulte.
Sirop hipophosphite de chaux (unter
Observation-Disclosures 6aItlNrup.

9iefes nene SeiImitteI wirtt ausge3eibnet BET Gus
bercuIofe mad SdwineiaCbt, oeren gefdbrIibere
Spmptome es iofprt beieittgt. $50
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Rene Slutarmntb MnO 8leidbfnGbt
rs utebr. ss
Rirophospboriaures @iien <Natrou bon
Or. 8 erai

S.E Cts x y " p #5sN
Gieies neue SrdpGrat 1T bereit in 5rantrei9 ,t46
TuaIamh an STEELE Der GiienmtteI oooptirt. IS lit
diig, farbz Mb 9eI6madlos nno entiprfbt in feinen
BehanotbeiIen Der Suiommenietui,g ees 8Iutes unb
Der Rnoden. Gesen 8eidbiudbt, Ma9enbefhperben,
Sbpdde, 8erbanung unb Nndrnie, eibt IS tein fneIs
4erer uno erer ToirtenSsS 1itteI. Die Nfaoemie be
Alebeeine weneet IS IN ben neiften dlen uno err
ielt oomit bic beiten Grfolge.
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.1otalbetras pom 8erIuiten, aufpra6ea
un6 1er5in6Gihteiteir, e5t5.Ose II
Der sESste getras rueer ID ssm Elm feriter
NeIte1 6nhe peritert muree, mar $200O0, bod uber.
feseH pie 5aus, ais cine aasemeiis HsseL $1,000
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BE etfeuf9dtt 5at teine aassmetnsn aes.ln sber
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6ref fir SeDer1u ann. .

Gtn eEobes, 6feitges GtstaIpr eebt MafEIdrnna nan
ssG geeten Bt4sateIt fiji .ie Sasen6 beibss 9es
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@oyg nit siHgsbeHeet @Dif no lEonmea - iaiiers. y
Sean abfslfFs =. .. 1sapsr 81. s
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Safer BIam.
9as 1efe in Ser melt. ~
Ecsbar " hartem, aIs pte IN wei1em @afer.
~ Gents eas. &dften. 2ibe-aer yfnbaff fit 6itiSIe
BGS. Mgenten gum 8erFaufe biefes @rtiFeIs i:bera
pertgngt oenen mir ansgeSet9nste 8ersiinftigungt
gepGbEen.
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