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Two bills, which havejust been read
a second time in the British House of
Commons and will undoubtedly pass,
make an important addition to the
measures OF federation adopted within
a few years. One is bill abolishing
an elaborate anathema against Roman
Catholic doctrines and JesuiIical eva
sions, which has still to be pronounced
by several important civil functiona-
ries, and among others by the Lord
Lieutenant OF Ireland, in the presence
of Roman Catholic members of his
council. The second bill is measure
OF much greater Significance. By the
emancipation act, Roman Catholics
were excluded from five oftices-from
the Regency, the Lord Chancellorships
of England and Ireland, the Lord
Lieutenancy of Ireland, and from rep
resenting Her Majesty at the Presbyte-
rian Assembly at Edinburgh. The
Office and Oath bill proposes to allow
a Roman Catholic to be either Lord
Chancellor of Ireland or Lord Lleuten-
ant. The London Times says of this
bill:
I'VE must go back forty years in or
der to appreciate the full Significance OF
the change; but when we consider that
within the memory of many members
OF the House, Roman Catholics in Ire
land were excluded from every
office, and disabled from almost
every privilege. 1t Is certainly
somewhat startling to find pro-
posal carried by two to one which
admits them to. two Of the highest offi-
ces in the kingdom. When this bill
has passed, as It must now be sooner or
later, it will be possible for u Roman
Catholic to be the representative OF Her
Majesty in Ireland. This is undoubt-
eddy u complete remuneration of Prot
estant ascendsncy. When a Roman
Catholic nobleman receives the Protest
ant Archbishop OF Dublin at his leUseg,
even Roman Catholic jealousy may be
oouciliated. At all events, the mem
bers of the two religions will then be
on perfect footing of civil equality,
and when the Established Church il no
longer In any degree the representative
OF political supremacy, the grievance
u occasions may, perhaps, be regarded
with less luminosity, and may be the
more readily compromised. But, With
out going beyond the present measure.
the transformation appears complete
The Roman Catholics were formerly
outcastsi they may now represent the
source OF all law and all authority in
their country"
We cannot suppose that the Fenian
demonstrations had any influence upon
the action on this bill. and it may there
fore be accepted as proof that, what
ever may be the wrongs of Ireland, she
is gainiug-although it may be slowly
the rights and privileges to which she
Is entitled.
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LEXINGTON, MISSOURI. May q. 1865.

MESSRS. j. n. HARRIS d co:
DEAR SIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BALSAM pretty well known IN Our city and
country, and have sold about all the four
dOz II bottles sent me in March Iasi; and I
lind that persons who try the Balsslm once,
come back again for more. as 1t gives them
satisiAetion; and Teco mmend II in prefer
enc 10 any other meIicine for Coughs or
Colds. PIease Eend me six dozen bottles as
soon as possible am, youIS &c.
THOMAS j. FLETCHE Elk, Druggist.
p. 9. I sell more Aliens Lung Balsam,
than ali other Cough Remedies together and
II gives general satisfaction.
Sold by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines
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The Chnd's Cure when 1ee1hInE.
Mothers all know the many sleepless nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething- You need no one TO remind you
OF the Pain-Cho lie, wakefuinezs. Uneasi-
ness, Fretting. FlatuIence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c We tell you cSudidIy. one bottle orthIs
Cordial will correct all these troubles. Assist
Teelhing, Remove AcidIIy, AIlay all Pain,
Quiet the Frettul, Promote Sleep.
Try it. It Will act as n charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN, SMITH Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude. and ths Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases which create impedl-
ments tn MARRIAGE, with sure means OF
Relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address, DR. ]. SKILLEN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila-
delPhia, Pa Ianl4-3md&w
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MErcALTE's GREAT RHEpMAr1o REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts ike
magic, curing Rheumatism OF years stand
ing in few days
aug22-Iy T. h. LOGAN & CO. Ag,ts.
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sperisl Mnttees.
KEoruK, Iowa, March 10, lSs7.

MR. c. H, oDBEhT,
sIR:-I purchased when in Cincinnati two
bottles or your Vegetable AmbrnsIa. and
having used II, must say that 1t is the
greatest hair restorer and grower of the day.
II changed my air 10 the original color and
is now growing nicely. + ease send ma
ore dozen bottles Enclosed you viii md
turn TO me, and Obllgs
mario OF StoOps, Brow n q Co.
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Notice.
coLLBcroR's OFFICE, !

tOLLECTORS OFFTCEl
nHE ,>-,..M HERLISG. March 5. 1851.
the month OF January Il due r. M
a &c now made ont and ready. Tax-nsys.r-ss
Nc EEssSIPeftiully notified to cali at INV one
H.. - s4onAoe street and pay tue SANE
LEI eaiter Taxpayers of the city Of. VI heeij,,T
r- 11 ne county OF Ohio will be expected ami
tS1Ieu 10 pay their monthly and annrsi
- - Ss,t ~ the ONCE OF the Collector Ne1Ie.t
i Il, iaiiors 10 pay the tax will subjecf All ~
CSoquenb 70 the penalty prescribed nv EcS ~
nssS. B. +. KELLEY.
Coll6ctoR
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For ~. LouIs and missouri River.

The first class passenger steamer
tela[A"S ERMAS." will leave for St
-. LoufS and Missouri River, dIrect,
on thursday morning, The 2lst inst at Il a.
CLOCK, IN
For freight or passage apply on board or to
I. II. MOSG, Agent,
maral-2t 81 Monroe street.
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TheIneone Tax.

The following is the form of making
income returns for 1866, under the new
law. The reader will zee at a glance
the character OF the articles to be re-
turned upon, and the deductions to be
made:
RETURNS.
1. From the profits in any trade, bu-
siness or vocation from which income
is actually derived, or any interest
therein whatever carried on.
2. From the payment of debts in a
former year considered lost, and which
have not paid a previous income tax.
5. From rents.
4. From farming operations-Amount
Pot live stock sold; amount OF agricul-
tural products sold.
5. From profits realized from sales of
real estate purchased since December
81, 1853.
d. From interest on any bonds or 9TH
er evidences of Indebtedness of any
railroad, canal, turnpike, canal navl-
CATION, or slackwater company; or in
Ierest or dividends on stock, capital or
deposits in any bank, trust company,
savings Institution, insurance, railroad,
canal, turnpike, canal, navigation or
slAckwater company.
4. From dividends OF any incorpora-
ted company other than those above
mentioned.
g. From gains and profits of any in
corpOrated company not divided.
| 8. From interests on notes, bonds or
other securities OF the United states.
10, From interest on notes, bonds,
| mortgages, or securities other thar
those enumerated above.
H. From any salary other tn an as an
officer or employee of the United
| 10 Erro,o ,r,, eoIar,, ~ Da1, aaap Off
Ger or employee of the United States.
l3. From profits on sales of gold or
| stocks, whenever purchased.
IA. From all sources not above emu
merated.
Gross income.
DEDUCTIONS.
l. Exempt by law, 81 900.
| 2. National, State, county and NUM-
| pal taxes paid within the year.
3. Losses actually sustained during
the year from fire, shipwreck, or incur
red in trade, and not already deducted
in sScertaining profits.
4. Losses on sales of real estate pur-
chased since December 81, 1868.
5. Amount paid for hired labor to Gull
tiyate land from which income is deriv-
| ed.
6. Amount paid for the live stock
which was sold within the year.
Z. Amount actually paid for rent OF
| homestead.
s. Amount paid for usual or ordina.
ry repairs, excluding payments for
new buildings, permanent improve
ments or bstterments.
Q. Interest paid out or falling due
within the year.
10. Salary or pay as an officer or EN-.
ploye of the United States, from which a
tax has been withheld.
IL. Interest or dividends from corpo
rations enumerated above in paru'
graph 6.
Taxable income:
Amount OF tax at per cent.
CARRIAGES, GOLD WATCHES, BILLIARI
TABLES, GOLD AND SILVER PLATE.
(iSehed'sis A-Section 100. Act June 80
| 1861 as A meWded JlElU I3 1861
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Iron Matters down the RiVer.--BusI.
new Slow.

1Eoh haLLeES NOA Lue IAlNeE-@sbu1L-
ness slow.
The Ironton Register says that there
is very little tendency to trade, "and
the transactions thut might otherwise
occur, are restrained by the dismal
weather. Occasional sales of foundry
still continue at S49@5O, and of mill at
S47. The stock of manufactured iron
is gradually becoming slim, and in
two or three months the dealers. will
be out OF assOrtments. Several COM
mon descriptions are even now very
low in storehouses. The manuiactur-
ers are awaiting action at the East, and
Will commence operations immediate-
ly on learning of u solution OF the dItti-
culties at Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Bar Is quoted at DC. put may be regard
ed merely as the nominal rate. The
Beltont Iron Works are running vigor-
ously and turning out 22O0 kegs of nails
per week. The demand keeps up with
Iheir supply. So 20 for lOd.
The mOuIders, ms "a body, have not
yet gone to work. \ few, however,
have agreed with the manufacturers,
The indications still are that the full
working capacity of the foundry Will
not be reached Il is summer. y
The question between the coal dig
gers and the employers is still open,
with no prospects OF IL settlement. a
vast deal of coal is sent here from Sher-
ldan Coal Works, and as its qualities
Tor manufacturing are superior To tnat
heretofore used in the mills, the ditier
e nee in price is really not SO great as
one might suppose.
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for 8eut.
For Rent

INHE SWAN TAVERN, ON WATER
street, con tanning seventeen rooms APP
ply TO ALEX. ROGERS.
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TAXABLE PROPERTY.

Carriage, pheton, carryaIl, rock
away, or other like carriage,
and any coach, hackney coach,
omnibus or tour-wheeled car
riage, the body of which rests
upon springs of any descrip-
ton, which is kept for use, for
hire or for passengers, and which
is not used exclusively in hus-
bandry or in the transportation
of merchandise, valued at ex-
oeeding $500 and not exceeding
$500 including harness used
therewith.......... SO 90
Carriages OF like description valu-
ed at above $5OO......... .................I0 90
Gold watches, composed whUllyor
in part of gold or gilt, kept for
use, valued at 500 or less........... 90
Gold watches. composed wholly or
in part of gold or gilt, kept for
use, valued at above SIOO.---..-... 90
Billiard tables kept for use, and
not subject to special tax ............10 90
Or. plate of gold, kept for use, per
ounce troy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. so
or. plate of silver, kept for use,
per ounce troy, exceeding forty
ounces, used by one family........ so
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For Rant

For Rent.
EOUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOMS
u N Ire city for sleeping or office purposes.
WIN be ready April LIST. Corner Main and
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
at GARDENERS,
feb'6-tf l59 Main Street.
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IT is pleasant, although it must be
admitted not surprising. to sec how
universally the London medical ionr-
mails condemn the unseemly conduct of
certain students. who lately interrunt.
ed Dr.. Mary Walker while she WINS
lecturiug in st. James Hall. One or
two omit the medical title which Miss
Walker claims, but however much
they may object to the induction O,
females into the mysteries, OF. the pro-
fessiOn, of course there could be only
one opinion among gentlemen as to the
occurrence in question. The Lancet
says:
1.-THE disturbance is the more I'M
reasonable tnasmuch as the lecture WIS
uneonnected with the subject OF medt-
cine, and for the benefit OF schools In
Bermondsey. But were it otherW Use,
were the fair doctor to choose to enter
tain an audience in ST. James Hall
With her views on the treatment of
pneumonia or OF hysteria, the duty of
the procession would be either absence
or silence. We boast that there is more
true Freedom in our country even than
IN America, and that among US,
a man may speak the thing he VIII.
And so may woman. II either men
or women abuse liberty or use IL with
out taste, We may we'll be content to
leave them TO the inevitable conse-
quenees Of theirown indiscretiou,
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c,EALED PROP SAILS WILL BE RE-
= ceived by the undersigned until April
OH, II putting on three 81 strings of good
rom Fifth 10 Fulton street. Also. for plac-
ing two % strings Of the Ame frr m Cald-
weIrs Run to FTst street, Themes down Fist
street TO Main street.
STEPHEN CLARK,
mar2L5t Street Commissioner.
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Portable Steam Engines.

HtoABTSISG THE MAXIMUM OF Eff
" nciency, durability and ecoi.omy with
the minimum OF weIZht and prise hey
are widely and hvorably known, more Than
gu beiI Z In use. All warranted SATISFACTORY
or no sale. descriptive circulars sent on an
]. C. HOADuEY& CO..
1eb9-eodtm LAWRENCE MASS
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Atw AIpertIsements.
For Rent.
Proposals.

DWELLING HOUSE on ZANE ST.,
N Containing six Rooms. Apply 70
marc n Pryor BOYD & co.
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For Rent
For Rent.

For Rent.
VNHE STORE ROOMS OCCUPIED BY
l. Geo. X. Taylor & Co., and j. Clemens d
To-, on Main street; also Easement rooms
finished. Good offices in second story, and
good rooms ior other purposes in second AID
third story in good order Possession given
To some rooms Immediately. others April LIST
Many building lots and dwelling houses for
sale in the sixth Ward, on reasonable terms.
THOsS- Ii. RNBROOR
ONCE, No. lls1S Main street, above Mon.
roe, mp stairs. febS-tf
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The Pittsburghers are impatient to
hear what down-rivers have To say
about the Great Republic, especially at
Louisville.
The Argosy leaves Pittsburgh at
noon to-day for Cincinnati; also the Ida
Rees.
The Kenton is up for New Orleans.
Considerable ice isrunning out of the
Allegheny.
The Sherman and Savannah were ad-
vertised to- leave Pittsburgh for ST.
Louis, last evening, the latter goes up
the upper Mississippi.
The Cincinnati Commercial notices an
effort to establish n Cincinnati and Ten
nessee river line OF boats.
Steamboat stock has sold higher in
times past than at present: Three
fourths of the Ben Johnson for s., 500;
one eighth OF the Viola Belle sold Tor
81 500; one-eighIh oil the Virginia Tor
| $4,000
the Kenton made her last trip from
/ Pittsburgh TO New Orleans in s days,
running time.
At Memphis the river is said to be 40
miles wide.
Green river is higher than ever be-
fore known. Horses, barns, tobacco
warehouses, and such, have been swept
OF.
The Hood in the Mississippi is far
/ greater than ever before known. II is
not u flood, but delu9e OF waters,
whilst the losses may be estimated at
millions.
| The ST. Louis Republican reports fifty
five steamers lying at the business pOr-
! ton of the wharf ON Friday.
Captain e. w. Bachelor, OF Pitts
! burgh, was among the Great Republics
passengers TO New Orleans, whittier he
| goes To accept the Presidency and gen.
| eral SUPPLEMENTARY of a large iucOr-
pOrated rolling-mill company, with a
! capital OF $500, 600. The mill manufac-
lures such iron as is used in the con-
struction of cars, switches, and other
things used about railroads.
| During the high water in the Monon-
| gahela the steamers of both lines visited
| MOrgantown. The inhabitants turned
out eiI ntGSse, and had gay time gene
rally.
We learn that some days will elapse
| before the award is made for freighting
| government goods on the Missouri, as
the bids have been forwarded to Wash
ington.
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Dress Goodsl
SHAWLS,

elegant and ver9 choice stock Of
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L4UGHLlN'S INFANT CoRDIAI.,

mario OF stoops, 3
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CARRIAGES, GOLD WATCHES, billiard
TABLES, GOLD AND SILVER PLATE.
(iSehedisls A-Section 100. Act June so,
1864, as Amended July Is, 1861
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Eie Sepfcnstnte in Rurspa,

@ien, 10 September (S,crfcn) Tic Sop.
ftntrnte in ben mriItcn @eS:ss:;; te Continents
IT btrcit i'm pclitcn @an9c, une rirb and, in
ldn9itcn6 5irci @cden ibsrall pcucnbet irin. Sp
ld)rne 0pfnnn9cu aud Der Soopitnbouer uui ben
oitsidbriacn @rtrde ieste fe,luprctu ,peit iiber.
trcHtlL SSb fildn porbrr ami cine Tritpiertcl.
erntc rrd)netc ed bat d fait cine pcllc @rnc cirs
9rltellt, nib pdbrcnb nadb Der @itbc,cit mand,r
SrfhrdtlIngcn ipcgcu Der Suauttdt llut ,purpcn
erquitt man iid) ieBt an Der id)tufdrbiaen, pui.
tenocn Yfan,e Gum grrBttu Shsi!c IicR bic
bciRe uno trcdcnc SSitttrung in pcn lcktcu 9Scd,.
en- bic @rntarbcitcten mb bic S'roduna Der Yshan,c
red)t 9finis por iif gcben uno uudJ cine raid,erc
Gniirifclun9 Der Yhdnjc bat picie Seiticruna
monbtr Sfen .!u Stdnpe gebrad)t Tic SSirt.
HlrS etiier iciasui aascmriu ,uircbcnitclcncen
Grntc AM eos @Sbdft fcuntC nid)t lanae ans.
blciocn. Rdd)ocm biccritcu 9Sdllcn ucucr YSoorc
81 gIttH YFciBcn all Mann giu0cn, ,ciatcn bic
lcSrn Ntdrttc bcrritO cine itarlc Slaubct nnp cine
Ndt9hbi9tcit in Den Yrciicn, Oic npr purt paS
ouS9cbige Grnterciultat bcrpcrlcbrad,t rurpc.
troBocn bic Tu0lid)t dnf bcn Gsport nd1 9na.
lano nid)t in Minpcitcn atcrirt ir7irnr
nm-0ie 2anb Sifcc BON Gun 6rancScc uup
nno Stoticn. Gal, biSpcairtc in SRsuat Suaut
Rbr II, 600 Str 2anp.
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Ser b etratbe {.

Hm SIN October. burh ben Ghr,r. Srn
Ybiips, $r. enaoH {. @cScie, nit 9tiB 'Sdit
&uauB, bcipc bon pieicr Gitp.
Nm Stcn October burd ben Gbr.p Nrn
&biiipS, Sor. Senamiu 6. ShpciBr, init @F
Amela e Sudcfcr, bepe bon bitier City.
Vim 2fcu Scetrnter, I'll gdbebem, purd
ben G5rp. Ssrn 8embel, Sor Sapio Stese bon
Der Clip Ieu Ycrt, nit @ib Gile 2. dltritt
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(Giugrianh burd Yaior 9iiilcr)
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ber, in Nudiertaun. Sor 3boma5 o. Sciipeiler,
non Milicrr, SudS Gaunip. init RiB Gdtbarnd
Spsr.ir6cn ron nabc @bite. .0apen Su,unt
GauntD.
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pom Sapccf, nit aRiB ycpina Y &ilc, BON Med
bRl
Yin btmiclben Sa9 &er. Ssa,rD Stcrncr, bon
Rid)auN, nit NtiB w arp z. Samc6, bon
SpriNfcIb.
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Aufspfernoe Srsunc fd,aft eines
Sunccs.

Sas @idigan Sournal cntllt fcIacnbe au,
ipre6enbe Niittbcilung:
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yldbe bon Sort SSaDne ein &pridl, Der icincr
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