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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

Governor Bullock, of Georgia, Yesterday
sent message 20 the Legislature Of TIA. STATE
protesting against the exp pulsion of the eoIored
members OF the lower House. He stated tha:
The constitution of the Safe clearly gave col.
cd men the right ~ hold Office. No attention
was paid to the message, and several Dlno-
"rais We're sworn in in the place OF the expelled
Republicans.
Consul General Belsing, the agent recsntIy
appointed BY the North German Parliament 70
h-soiIaie WIN the authoTItI-s a! Washington
icI -Lv Establishment OF more eistCiual rsguld-
mons -CT ths protection of European igrants,
sailed Tor New York yesterday.
The particulars OF the murder of two white
men a. ThCnpSo on, Georgia, by q negro, show
~ 10 have been unproyokCi Z. the skull Of one
turned. The cOlored people in the neghbor-
heed Captursd and hung the murderer.
A National Convention OF the Veterans OF
'he War l. 10 be held la Philadelphia on Octo-
Der lsf- General Owen has issued an order for
a grand parade thaS day, and it is expected that
least 5O.toO Pennsylvania Boys In Blue will re.
spcnd.
game of base hall ut Albany, New YORK
between the NatIOT ais, OF tnat place, and the
Athletics, OF PhIladelphia- resulted in the VIC
tory o. the latter by a score OF l3 to6.
The Archbishop OF Armagh predicts that the
solve the U nioR, and make Ireland a separate
state.
The press OF India, a far as heard from, con-
deTnn the appointment Of Earl Mayo As Gov.
ernOT General OF India.
spain y taking great precautions against
revolutionary movements Many army officers
have betn removed
Augustine Byrne, supposed Fenian, has
been arrested in London.
Rev. X. L.. DaS hiell. OF Baltimore. has been
elected Prs dent of Dickinson COLLEGE, Pa.
J,nvEson Davis was in London yesterday.
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THE WICkEDKsr MAN EXPERIENCES RELI.
GloE.-At the monday prayer meeting held in
John Aliens dance-house yesterday, Allen an !.
nouncea that he had experienced religion, and
would hereafter lead the life of n Christian
man. This annopncement bad the effect to COL
lect together al the meeting this noon a crowd
OF persons that completely filled the bar room
sno dance.hali and even extended TO the eppo-
slte SIDE OF Water street. One curious tact was
noticeable. Those in attendance were ministers
ana men and women engaged in mission work
scarcely person that would naturally be
found in such localities was TO be seen in the
throng. Aliens wife sat at the head of the table
ard before her on the tsble lay number of Tes-
'aments and tracts. She joined IN singing the
hymns. Allen did not take a conspicuous part
IN the proceedings, except TO JOIN in singing
the hymns, and TO offer seats to those who
came. Rev. MI Hcrne, Rev. DIR. Ward, and
Mr.. Van Meter, OF the Howard Mission, made
aanresses: Among Others present were Rev.
Mr. Arnold, Boston Corbett, and many Meth
odist ministers of this city and neighboring
places. One person who spoke criticised sharp.
~ those newspaper writers who have ques-
toned Aliens sincerity, and closed his rebuke
by saying that 'ahey would yet be found lying
on the broad OF their backs groaning for the
grace Of God."-NeW Fork Post, 7tA iast.
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END OF THE INDIAN wARINIDAHo

SAN Francisco, Sept 10.-Late Idaho ad-
vices state that a scouting party, from Fort
Boise, had succeeded in capturing Eagle Eye
and bis entire band Of Indians, forty -one in
number, twenty lone horses, and large
quantity Of provisions. This ends the Indian
hos tll1ties in that section Of the country. Gen
Crook writes from Camp Warner that he found
many Indians in Big Valley, ON Pitt river,
most of whom fed at his approach Re had a
talk with the principal men, who confessed
that party of Pitt river Indians murdered the
Pierson family In Long Valley, Nevada. Gen.
CROOK ordered the arrest and banging of the
murderers, which, it was thought would have
tae effect Of preventing any more such out
ges. The Indian troubles are considered over
In that vicinity. Bands of savages are contin-
nally coming in at the different stations aud
surrendering. Most of them are in a starving
condition, and greatly in need of assistance
from the Government
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= Letter carriers in senni-rurai districts,
sueh as The upper part of New York island,
are - o- supplied with yelocipedes. With one
miles an hour. =
- a NICE young man. rho gives himself the
name OF Joseph Bartram. is in con finement in
fnl,noeip ma Tor attempting 20 swindie Bish-
sharp Tor the sharper
IA IippeIary tlreland) paper notices n a,
this year, for The frsI time In that Quarter, the
farming Glasses nave become recon ciled TO the
some degree 70 the Increasing scarcity OF ia
oorers and The high wages demanded
"The Standard, OF London. annou.c.s tha,
the present Parliament Will be dissolved on the
stn CT November. 10
~The bathing costume AZ IN. uay,, c,.iss
our in Dakotah Territory Is the sans me rha,
worn ty Eve at tie fountain.
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THE ALLEGED ABUSES IN ALASKA
Result Of General Ha alleck,s Investigations

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. l9.-General Halleck
furnishes reliable information in regard to ex-
isting abuses in Alaska which were made the
subject OF special investigation during his
recent visit TO the Territory. Much dissatls
faction among the natives arises from the fact
that while the cid Fur Company carried on a
sort OF patriarchal government, taking charge
OF every body and every thing in the settle.
ment, under the new regime people are
thrown upon thIer own resources and
do not. yet understand the change
The immediate Introduction of a mum Der of
strange white traders, adventures, aud SOL
dlers, mad bad effect on the semI-ciyilized
community of Alaska; as the habits of the new
comers and their method OF ciyilizing the ma.
nVes often take the form OF instru citing them IN
vice. General Halleck did not find 1t neces-
sary to court-martial any officer al though many
changes will probable have to take place be.
fore matters will work smoothly. II i,
said that Hutchinson, Rehn & Co, are
successors 81 ,s. to the Russian Fur Co.
which. apparently by the treaty, should long
TO the United States. But If wrong has bean
done the Government it has been done by
Prince Waksentof, the recognized agent of
Russia. who delivered the property in uues-
ton TO Hutchinson a Co. instead OF to General
Rosseau, the agent OF the United States. II is
also reported that the men and their families
who lett the place, presuming that actions of
removal would be brought against them, will
soon be sent from SItka TO Kedeak aud the
Amoor river but, as far as the milI:ary
knew, they need not to have removed
against their will. Certainly there
was no violence used to get them aboard
1t is evident that Hutchinson & Co.'S agents
are striving 10 impress the natives with the
idea that the new company succeeded to all
the rights of their predecessors. Some were
threatened that the soldiers wouli punish ma.
tives who sold furs to other American traders
The military are instructed to make no differ.
ence between aders, but all to treat all alike
Gen. Halleck has taken steps to inform the
Natives around the principal ports OF the true
standing OF the firm, and OF the troops. The
partners OF Hutchinson 6S Co., have disap-
proved the conduct Of their agents and ordered
It's discOptiuuance
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FROM TENNESSEE.
The Militia Bill.
Especial Disnatch 10 the Star

Especial DISPATCH 70 the Star
NASHVILLE, September 9.--The Senate yes
terday reconsidered the vote by which it had
passed the Military bill of Is67 as substitute
for the House bill, and, after debate, passed on
It's second reading the House bill, by a vote of
IL TO 6, with single amendment. The amend.
ment provides that the Governor may order
troops to any county in the State whenever ten
loyal citizens OF that county, who are freehold
ers, shall forward to him a statement, approved
oy Judge, sheriff, encouragement, or men,
Der OF the Legislature, declaring that civil Ia w
cannot be enforced; that life and property are
msecurG and that the elective franchise is in
danger VI being obstructed. The law, in its
present shape, throws upon the county which
shall require the presence of troops, the whole
expense OF their service in the county. This
bill will pass its third reading in tue Senate
to-oay without further material amendment,
and is now certain TO become law
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MY PREPARATIONS

Are prepared In vacus from the vegetable sub-
stances named, and the most active thxt eap
be made Decoc ions are exceedingly trouble
some, and ~ is necessary to prepare them every
day, and the syrups are still more obiection
as they are weaker than the decoctions for fluids
saturated with sugars are susceptible Of holding
In solution much less extrsctiv matter than vntrS
ne, and the syrups are otherwise objectionable
stomach surfeted By the large proportion of spe.r
taken with each dose-which is Of no use what
evsr-except TO keep the decoction from spelling
Extracts are strikingly manifest
The finest test OF their superiority will be com.
United States Dispensatory. A '"'
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HELMBOLD'S
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT

BUCHU
Is certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, pRoPsy.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. GENERAL
DkBILITYl
III no treatment is submitted to, Consumptiou or
Insanity may ensue. Our Flesh aud Blood are
supported from these sources, and the
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
OF a reliable remedy.
The Proprietor trusts that his Remedies he
cause advertised, may not be ciassed as Patent
Medicines-most OF which are prepared by self
styled Doctors, who, In many instances, are too
ignorant to read Pysicianf simplest prescrip ption
much less competent TO prepare Pharmaceutical
Preparations.
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SHIpW m TEX

CHICAGO, Sept. l0-The wreck of the pro-
peller Hippereampus has been discovered ia
the Lake, near Benton harbor, Her crew of
20 and passengers numbering 30 are supposed
TO be all lost She had $3.50 baskets OF peaches
on deck, which, it is conJectured, caused her
10 upset in squall.
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~The velocipede mania in France shows
no sign OF relapse. Races with these machines
are now a favorite amusement with the Frenc h
people. At a recent trial of speed at Enghieu,
near Paris, velocipede with two wheels ran
amile in fourminutes and twenty five seconds,
which is at the rate Of fifteen miles an hour.
while one with three wheels was more than
distance.
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS.

MILWAUKEE, Sept i0.-The Republicans Of
the First Wisconsin District have nominated
Gen. II. L. Pane for Congress
BOSTON, Sept. 1.-THE Democrats OF the
Fourth Congres sional District have nominated
Peter Hawey for Congress
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A DANGEROUS WEAPON A letter from
brussels IN the Courier dc y Escdut says: The
news Which reaches me from the camp of Bev-
erioo is not very favorable to our Improved
military armament; the new muskets are cer-
tainly loaded at the breach. which is all very
well, but some of them also discharge them
selves at the same place, which is not precisely
advantageous for the soldier, who receives the
prolectile which he wished TO send 10 the
enemy.:
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.

FKOM MAINEs
Immense Republican Demonstration at
Portland.
Especial Dispatch TO the Star.l
PORTLAND, Sept. 10.-The largest RepublI.
can meeting ever held in this State took place
here yesterday. Ex-Governor Hawley, of
Connecticut; Senator Conness; General John
Swift, Of Boston; Ex-Governor Woodford, o
New York, and others addressed the various
meetings, which We're held in three portions Of
the city. The eastern trains alone brought five
thousand passengers.
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CRUELTY TO ANIMALs.-Reeently a match
has been made IN BillsbOro. Ohio, for $40 o.
between Mr.. James Smith, who enters hIs bay
Morse against an Unknown horse, 10 test the en-
auTance OF The respective animals. Leaving
HlilsoOro, they are 10 be driven seventy-nye
mlleS each day for six days.
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OF FLUID EXTRACTS
Has been visited by thousands Of physicfars ana
Druggists from all parts of the United State. And
CONNIE 4 datiop.
HELMBOLpv HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EATkACTS are pleasant In tsste and
odor, and Immediate in theI actisn.
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THE PHILADELPHIA CHILD MURDER

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-Several arrests
have been made of men suspected of the mur-
Ger OF the child Mary Moheirnan; but the par.
lies were all discharged the suspicious proving
groundless. Tho coroner's inquest will lake
place Tomorrow.
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H. r. HELNIBOLD,

H. r. HELMBOLD,
Druesist, q eighteen years' experience, and man.
HELMBOLDs GENUINE PREPARATION.
yh ~ hEMiCAL WAREHOUSE. No sSi BROAD.
MI MI e Sey TSrk, 2szt nstrcpelitsn Hotel; ana
SOUTH TENTH STREET, Philedeiphia,
SOLD BIZ DRUGGISTS BvERYwHKRH,
Price ol.2s per bottle, or six for ssA.
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The ALLEGED INT4RNAL REVENUE FRAUDS
IN NRw YoRK-HiGdrdrdl OF Mr.. BiucIJ,u-
The Investigation Of the Rollins conspirscv
case was resumed in New York yesterday be.
fore United States Commissioner Gutman' The
only feature yesterday was the exclusion OF
Mr.. Binckley, Solicitor OF Internal Revenue,
trict Attorney Courtney reading a telegram
from the Attorney General at Washington.
stating that Binckley was not authorized to
Mr.. Binckle withdrew. The District Attor.
ney stated that the arrest had been procured
and the initiatory proceedings underta Ven
without his knowledge by the said Binckley.
but he had since been unable to get auy state,
ment of facts from that gentleman
Mr.. Samuel +. Pike, ofNew York, pos,ti ve,v
de MES the statement made in evidence Ar The
trial of the internal Revenue offcers in that
city that be gave Deputy Commissioner Har.
land check for $4,000 or $4,000. He saws
tits not 60, and he desires TO state the fact ny.
DIR oath In the pending trial. -
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YOUNG LADIES, BEWARE OF

AL such remedies close up the pores OF the skin,
And IN q short time destroy the Complexion. III
yon would have fresh, beatty aud youthful ap-
eAPARILLA.
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IN THE sPRING AND SUMNER
months the system naturally andergoes a chAnre
And HELMB0LDiS HIGHLY C0SCESrRAfED
EAThACT OF FSARsAPARILLA 10 an assistant of
the greatest value.
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NOT FEW OF THE WORST DISORDERS
that af1ict mankind arise from corru ption of the
blood, HELMB0Lp'S EXTRACT SARsAPA-
hILLA 10 Q remedy OF the utmost value
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DEATH OF A BISHOP.
MONTREAL, Sept l0-Bishop Talford, Of the
Anglican Church, is dead.

FEARFUL OUTRAGE IN BRooKFIELD, Conn.
A Negro the CrimfndL-Brookfield, Conn. was
the scene of a fearful crime on Friday last A
negro suspected of being one " no had lust been
let out from Jail in Danbury, called at the
house of a Mr.. WIldman, in Brookfield and
finding no one at home but Mrs. WIldman,
seized her and attempted to violate her person
The house being at some distance from any
Deighbors, it was some time before her screams
for help could be heard. AT last, a woman
heard them, and proceeded to the house, when
she was met at the door by the demon, and
struck senseless by large stone. He then re-
turned to his victim, and after severe strug
gle, in which he choked her until the blood
came from her eyes, ears and hose, he accom-.
plished his hellish purpose and decamped
The woman who went to the assistance of Mrs.
Wildmam, having recovered, gave the alarm
and very soon crowd of excited ue,ghbors
were gathered and the woods and country
searched. The negro pas seen, bnt managed
to escape. Mrs. Wildman, who was encienfe
fingered for SIX hours. A reward of Si,UUO was
offered for the wretch alive. and IL he had been
captured right away summary Punishment
would have been meted out TO him by the infu.
riated townspeople.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were sos, 1922.

The WORKING PEoPLE.-The difficulties
btween the master nasCns and bricklayers of
New \ ork ciiy still Continue in an unsettled
state Both parties claim TO have gained their
oo)ect. The master masons say that the strike
Is at an end, the men having grad ually Welded,
and now going TO work for ten hours. The
brlckiayers. at special meeting of the three
Unions, held recently, reduced their strike
committee to one member from each body, and
expressed their iRtention TO continue the strIig-
gle for two years longer, If necessary. The
Brooklyn Union, it was stated, taxes ITS mem.
bers fve dollars per man per week. in order to
support the strikers. The front brcklayers of
New York have passed a resolution expelling
all society men who have agreed to work ten
hours day, and directing that no Union man
should work on a front with a man who has
deserted the society.
The practical painters in New York, pum.
berlng 100, are all working on the eight. hoar
plan. and non.members, who have been work
ing ten hours q day, are solicited to Join the
Upion and work eight hours, at a reduction Of
50 cents. A consolidation of all the Painters
Unions of New York city and vicinity Is in
contemplation. The slate roofers of New York
from 81 to 81 81 per day. In four out of Six
with. '''' ~ ''p"'1
A large mass meeting Of the various trades
unions Of Albany was held in that city Tues.
day night TO expire SIS their sympathy with the
brlcklayers' strike in New York. The resolu.
tons recognize the struggle OF the Bricklayers'
Union Of New York as a bait fought for the
rights Of labor on this continent, and pledge the
workingmen Of Albany to sustain them until
they triumph; condemn the arrest and coercion
of the brickiayers OF Morrisania, and promise,
If the law be construed TO make it a crime for
workingmen to meet and hold counsel to agitate
the question until such law is swept from the
statute-books; thanks Congress and the State
legislatures that have passed the eight-heur
law, and call upon them to enforce 1t; denounce
General Schofield for reducing the wages Of
the government employees, and hall with
pleasure Attorney General Evarts' opinion
that Congress legislated on the reduction Of
hours Of labor and not OF wages: recommended
mass meetings TO ratify the platform OF the
National Labor Union, and to elect delegates to
the session Of that body meeting In New York
September u, denounces the low wages and
long hours for girls and women, and recon-
mended them TO learn trades and Join the Laoor
Unions, or 10 use other honorable means to
compel men to render unto every woman ac-
cording TO her works. '." =
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ATTOk NEYS,

WM. 4. CHANDLER. Washington, ID. u.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia.
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n. T. HHLHBoLp.

The yrSyrlseor ~ compeIled 20 aAope such q
wyelpee oocenee o. the growing DoDnlarffy of n
sstScsss, A. p Drsvses spurious ana daassre1s
eeuptsfsSu18. Dyz-OO0H
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J.K. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
p. J. HoRwITZ, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
ID. w. BLISS, n. D., Washington.
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MEDICAL.

A ACLEAR, SMOOTH SKIN,
and Beautlful Complexion follow. the u.e a
= Lmsp0LpS CohCESTRATED EXTRAOT
eruptions Of the skin. "
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DIRECTORS.

This Company. national in fits character, offers,
by reason of its Large capital, Low Rates Of Pre-
MUM. and New Tables. the most desirable means
of insurins life yet presented 10 the public
The rates ef premium. being largely reduced are
made favorable to the inAurers those OF the
best Mutual Con panies. and avoid all the compli-
cations and uncertainties of Notes. Dividends and
the e hitch the latter are 20 apt
TO cause the policy holder.
Several new and attractive tables are nov pre-
sented, which need only % be understood 70 prove
acceptable TO the public, such as tue INCOME
PRODUCING POLICY and dRHTURN-PREMICM
POLICY. In the former, the policy hslder not
only secures life insurance payable at death but
viii receive, IN living. after period Of few years,
AN ANIMAL INCOME equal 20 Ten PER cEyr (l0 per
cent ) Of the par OF his policy. In the latter the
Company agrees to RETURN TO THE ASSURED THE
TOTAL AMOUNT OF NoNEy HE Has PAID IN, IN sd-
oition to the amount Of his policy.
The attention Of persons contemplating insurfne
their lives or increasing the amount of Insurance.
they already have 10 called 20 the special adyan-
tases offered BY the National Life Insurance Com
pany.
Circulars, Pamphlets. and full particulars efveu
on application TO the Branch once Of the Com
pany IN this city, or 70 its General Agents.
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~ Catlin, the famous American painter of
Indian portraits, is starving in Brussels.
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THOSE WHO DESIRE BRILLIANOY
Of ComPlexion must purify and enrich the blood
which HELMBvLD'S CONCENTRATED EX
TRACT 0F sARsAPARILLA inysriabIy does
Ask for HELMBOLDs. Take No other.
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QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY.
HELMB0LDS EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA
The dose is small. Those who desire q large man.
uty and large doses Of medicine err
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HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA
ERADICATES ERUPTIvE AND LUCRATIVE
DISEASES
THROAT. NOSE, EYELIDs, SCALP,
AND SKIN,
Which so disngure the appearance, PURGING the
evil eEects OF mercury and removing all taints, the
remnants OF DISEASES, hereditary or etherwise
and is taken by ADULTS and CHILDREN win
perfect SAFETY.
TWO TABLE-SP00SFULS of HELMBOLDS
Extract OF Sarsaparila, aided TO q pint OF water
10 equal to the Lisbon Diet Drink aud one hottie is
equal to gallon Of Sarsapsrila or the decoctions
as usually made.
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NOM Az. elNUIHl snis. done sp IN sts.l.
sS s S.sssa ssa :s :lss.s e. smile Of ny cA'n
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GENERAL AGENTS OF THE COMPANY
JAY COOKE q Co., New York,
For NEW YsRK state ssd Northern HEw yER.
Z. W. CLARK q Co., PhiiaaeipAia.
For PENNSYLVANIA s1d sssthsn HEw yxR.
yAY COOKE Z co., wsshi,sss., ID. e.
vor uARHLAND, D1LAWARR. yTnorv,.
DlbTRIOf OF O0LUMBIA 49, SA0AA
W06f vI1GUA.
A. ELLIS 4 CO., Chicago, M,
Tor ILISoIs and vIscoxsIu,
Hen. sfERAEN MILLER, O. Ps.i.
eseu q uIuuHeOIA.
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OFFICERS:

OFFICERS:
q. CLARK, Philsdelphia, President.
Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, Washington, Vice Presi-
dent.
EMERSON w. PEET, Philadelphia, Secretary
and Actuary.
Re.TURNER, Washington. Assistant Secretary.
TRANOIs @. SMITH, NJ. ID Medical Director.
j. EWING BEARS, n. D., Assistant Medical d.
rector.
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~wooden parasols painted like peacocks
feathers, have appeared In London. t7l.Ei
~The Western Rural says that the parinss
OF cucumhers viii disperse reaches.
s0Ms dame Rachel IL 70 bring her ssbeautifnl
foteveTr baths in this country. 81