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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-20
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, May 10.
SENATE.
The Senate was not in session.
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| TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
| ing transfers of real estate were left at the
Recorders Office on yesterday:
J.Watkins to Geo. L. Converse, May 10Th,
lot No. 8, of Converse's subdivision oflots
Nos. 16 and II, of Medary's subdivision of
out-lots Nos. SO. 60 and 81, in the city OF
Columbus, for $3.50.
John Sailer and wife, to Maria Anna
Roth, May 18th, part of in-lot No. 500, in
the city of Columbus, for S495.
John Hyers to John Short, Sept. % !,
1867, lot No. 3, and west one-third of No. 2
in Hyer's subdivision of lands in Clinton
township, for 50 600.
Malissa A. Armstrong to John P. Sum-
NIT. April 2lst, in-lot No. in the town of
Hilliard, for S1,100.
| VIM. j. Gilbert and wife to w. A. Platt,
April q outlot No. IL in the city of Co.
lumbus, for 5000.
j. w. Baldwin and wife to John Short
and Danforth & Royce, May 1st, part OF
inlot No. SO in the city of Columbus, for
$1,000.
T. W. Tallmadge and wife to John F.
Shaub, May 18th, lot No. 10 of T. w. Tall
! lumbus, for $3.50.
| Marcus Gillespie and wife ct al. to Mem
zie P. Gillespie, Dec. Sth. 1865 quit claim
to two one-sixth shares of 100 acres OF land
in Blendon township, for $500.
| D. G. Grinnell and wife to NJ. P. Giles
pie, May 18th, 1885, quit claim to 100 acres
| of land in Blendon township, for $500.
E. McCary and wife to Menzie P. Giles
| pie, Aug 81, 1867, quit claim to 100 acres of
land in Blendon township, for S3O0.S
Moses Dickey and wife to Menzie Giles
pie, April Goth, 1867, quit claim to 100 acres
of land in Blendon township, for $500.
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THE REcREANT SENATORS,

Although there is every prospect that
there will be a stormy time i'm the Conven-
tion over the resolution reading the seven
Republican Senators who sustained the
President out of the party, General Logan
and Senator Thayer are both here advo-
eating such resolution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-20

every way proven themselves good citi-
zens and worthy of the name. Negro es had
aided white men in turn during the rebel
lion, and to them Is due the acknowledge
ment that their efforts, united with those
of the white men, had preserved Tennes-
see, and to-day it was as loyal as any State
in the Union. Negroes had proven them
selves capable OF using the ballot, for they
had cast it always for the Republican
party.
Gen. Logan, chairman of the committed e
on Resolutions, reported as follows:
ResolUed, That the soldiers ard sailors
steadfast now as ever to the Union and the
flag, fully recognizing the claims of Gen.
U. S. Grant to the confidence of the Amer
ican people, and believing that its victo-
ries under his guidance in war will be il
lustrated by him in peace, by such meas
ures as shall secure the fruits of our eXer-
tions and the restoration of the Union up
on loyal basis, we declare it as our de-
liberate conviction that he is the choice OF
the soldiers aud sailors of the Union for
the Office of President of the United States.
Resolued, That in maintenance of these
principles, which underlie our Govern
ment, and for which we fought during
four years. war, we pledge our earnest and
active support 70 the Republican party as
the only political organization which in our
Judgment is true to the principles of 10y
alty. liberty and equality before the law.
Resolued, That speaking for ourselves
and the soldiers and sailors who imperilled
their lives to preserve the Union, we be-
lieve that the Impeachment of Andrew
johnson by the House of Representatives
for high crimes and misdemeanors in Office,
and his trial before the United States Sen
ate, have presented unmistakable proofs OF
his guilt, and that whatever may be the
Judgment of the tribunal before which he
is arraigned, the verdict is guilty by the
people, and we regard any Senator who
voted for his acquittal as falling short OF
the proper discharge of his duty in this
hour of national trial, and as unworthy OF
the confidence of brave and loyal people.
Resolved, That the soldiers and sailors
recognize no difference between the ma.
tive and adopted citizens, and they demand
that the Government protect naturalized
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Fenian Affairs In England and Ireland.

Ia the British House of Commons yesterday
evening, Earl Mayo, Chief Secretary for Irr-
land informed the members that the Govern
ment was preparing an Irish reform bill, and
would be ready TO lay il before the House
March 9Th. Other measures in regard to Ire
land would be brought forward on the 18th. Sir
Charles Bugut called attention 20 the scheme
for placing the telegraphic wires under the au
thoriiy OF the Government, and In uired il any
action had been taken. Mr.. Hunt, under Sec
retary OF the Treasury, replied that IL was IN.
intention of the Government 70 purchase tho
lines Of telegraph in Great Britain, and H.
promised that a plan for effecting that change
would be submitted within q week A motion
Was made for the second reading of the bill for
the suspension OF the writ OF habeas corpus
Mr. Eortesque said he thought the motion
proved that the administration Of affairs in Ire
land was wrong, and greatly needed reforming
Sir Henry Borsen, the member for Waterford,
said the bill was An outrage upon Catholics,
shut out as they We're from the rightfuI share
of their Government.
Earl Mayo made eNpisnatio ION in regard 10
George Francis Train He said the policeman
who arrested Train had general instructions 10
watch persons arriving at Queenstown from
the United States, and 10 stop all suspicious
parties. When the trunk of Train was exam
ined. copies Of his own speeches in Ireland
We're found, and led to his arrest on sus spicion
He was finally released on giving pledge that
he would make no speech or do no act i'm sym-
pathy with the Fenian cause.
In the case of Mr.. Sullivan. editor of the
Dublin Nation, on trial i'm that city for the pro-
duction of seditious libeIs. the Jury Yesterday
brought in a verdict of guilty.
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AYERS CHERRY PEOro]


foR DIsIAsEs on fHE rHRoAr And Luses, sreH
As COUSINS, CoLps, WHooPIss CevsH,
BRoSCHIrIs, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Probably never before in the whole history Of
flecfc1ne has anything won widely and dee ply
Lpon the confidence Of mankind, ~ this excellent
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through long
IL hse risen higher and higher in their estimation,
"a II has become better known. Its uniform char
scter aud power to cure the various affections of
the lungs and throat, have made it known o
reliable protector against them. While adapted
70 milder forms of disease and to young children,
that can be given for incipient consumption, and
the dangerous affections of the throat and lungs,
As prov ston against sudden attacks Of Crou D.
shoud De kept on hand In every family. and indeed
al! should be provided with this antdote for them
Although settled CONTENTION 10 thought In.
curable, still great numbers Of where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CHERRY PEcroRAL 80 complete 10 its mastery
the most obstinate Of them yield to IT, When moth.
ing else could reach them under the CHERRY PEc.
ToRAL they subside and disappear
sIssRRs and PUBLIC SPEAKERS nnd great protec-
ton from it,
ASTHMA 10 always relieved and often wholly
cured by ii. E.
BRosCRIrIs II generally cured by taking the
CHERRY PgcToRAL in small and frequent doses.
go generally ere its virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates of them here, or do more
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
n. 10 .vrrPRE rrPREs.SEp ~
Practical and Analytical CAemisis.
Sold BY all Druggists everywhere.
de2S- DAW .eom
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
fBy Gable ~ the Associated Pre-. 4
What Bismarck Pra.ase IN H.

BEsIis, Feb. is.-COunt Bismarck propc-es
the establishment, ~ the different port OF Ger
many, Of a board Of Federal officers 70 enarntn.
INTO the condition OF vessels bound 20 America
An enort 70 prevent The repetition OF tho LIB
nitz horror is the immediate cause AZ th,. al, -
tary step on the part OF the Government
ANTWERP, fsb. ls--The loSSes entail.a hv
the fre Al the petroleum docks an thIs CITY on
saturday fall almost exclusively on Dutch aud
Belgian insurance companisS
LONDON, feb. lS-Afternoou --Consols. esx
for both money aud SccoOnt. Others IN
ehsnged.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. u - Afternoon - Csofis,a
buoy ant; sales OF s.otS bale; Upland-, cd
Orleans, sSa9A. California wheaL iss IA
Lard finn. Pork dull. Bacon, go Commop
Rosin, -. Cd. Tallow. a. I'd.
ANTwKRP. Feb. ts-Pefroleum firm
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH-Mrs. Sim
ons, OF advanced age. residing in the Eight
eentb Ward, Philadelphia, had a narrow ss-
cape from death on Wednesday evening. She
had gone into the yard To take down a clothes
line and while doing 80, and wrapping il
around her elbow and hand. she trod upon
hillock of snow, and began 10 sink in IT,
For moment or two she had no apprehension
Of anything serious but when she discovered
that she was fast sinking into the earth, she
made a desperate but unsuccessful effort 10 ex
tricate herself. She clung 10 the rope and
called for help. but she remained a consider
able time in her perilous situation before sh.
was heard and relieved, and was then almoc<
overcome. She had sunk istoa we'll ten or
Twelve feet deep. which had been boarded over,
and was only prevented from going " the bot
tom OF it by the Clothes line, which she kept
firm hold Of
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ure Of things thess men must cis from yeSr 10
year.
aftsr scme further ais 30, ths, hSll w.
passed without diNi~Ion.
Tie SIsaler laid before The Houe.' tns 30
lsticns Of the City Coun -iis - Wa hinrLon %
relation 20 the charter; which wsrc rr,sl ~
the Committee on the nis trict of Columhia
TIE House then resolved ii~.-If iu.o Com
m itt,e Of the Whole. and resumed the sons.,t-
eraiio of the executive, legislative ard -
dlcissl appropriation hill.
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TURNERB TIC DOULOUREUX Oh
TURNER'S Tic DOULOUREUX Oh
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL.

q AFk, CERTAIN. AND SPEEDY CURE FOB MURAL.
siAsA ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
IL 10 an unfAiling remedy in all cases Of Fact /,
euralgfs, often enecting perfect cure in . sin.
9 day. No form Of Nervous Disease fails to yield
20 Its magic influence. Even the severest cases of
chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Dersnged
ments Of many years standing, Affecting the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured BY
In few days, or . few weeks at the utmost. II
contains nothing injurious to the most delicate sys.
tenn, and can always be used with perfect safety
II 10 in constant use by the best physician vhe
Sent By mail receipt Of q and two postsg
stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER CO., Sole Proprietors,
oen-so 12O fremont street, Boston, Mas
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t'PeSih bisPabch to uir star
HAVANA, Feb. le-Hayti adyices TO the 18Th
state that General Solomon is reported a. oeine
a fsyoriis OF The Csco rebels. Porto Rico ad-
VICES TO The same date report that slight shocks
ol earhquak-s have bern felt the Island
The Treasury of the Island had r.ceiyad sew
eniy thousand dollars from Havana, NJ relieve
the dis tress that resulted from the late hurri-
cane. he hrst railway of thu Island has t-.eu
projected 10 extend 10 Ris Piednos from ~
John. Capitalists were reducing their taxable
property, which had become Deprecated on IA.
account os the new internal revenue exactlons
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DREAMING Up OF THE Ice

1T. LOUIS, FEB. l-.-1he Ice gorged an the
Mississippi al CarOndoet, and between sha,
plac" and this city, brok" up yesterday. This
morning the nNer II clear for several mile
above and below the city, and there are pros
pects of a speedy resumption OF navigation
South. Boats are already loading. The we ltheI
y clear and mild, and the thraw extnd.d
throughout the West No damage Wa done a.
the shippinr
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JOHNSON AND NDGRANT-ANOTHHR Gov
TRADITION.
Especial DISPATCH 70 ths Star.

tSp"cial Dispatch "a ths star
NKw YORK. Feb. 18th. 7T--ss has IA.
following Washington special-"The state
ment purporing to be on the authority OF the
President TO the effect-that II was General
Grant who first suggested 81 HIM the plan OF
reducing Secretary Stanton 10 the position of A
IAsrre clerk. j am authorized 10 saw on OF
General Grant, that this u entirely incorrect
that be made no suggestion of the kind
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IMPORTANT WILL CASE,

WrLLsBU RG, ". VA, Feb. Is.-The Bisbcp
Campbell will case. involving a halt million OF
dollars, was commenced this morning The
best legal talent of the country q. employsI
among whom are Judge Black. Gen. - ,r6.ld
Hon. Benz. Stanton, Hon. Gco. W. MeCook.
and Hon VIM. kennon.
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INDIANS On THE WAR PAru

ST. Lofts, Feb. l-.-The Fort Sanders I.i-s
says that an army OF two thousand ndian. ar.
marching into the Sweetwat-r country from
Idaho and Montana. They are on the war path
and have burned all the ranches north OF Sen
ecs Springs, ana driven of all the stock They
also burned the houses and compelled two
ranchmen 20 q V for safety
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EXPLOSION AND LOSS OF LIFE.

LOWELL. Mass, feb. Is.-The locomotive
attached 20 the 800 tram from Lowell 20 Boz
ton, this morning, exploded in Lowell killing
the engineer, Geo. Spsnlding, aud seriously
inluring the fireman. Siillman White Henry
Smith. and Mr.. Welch, of Lowell. The .nginS
l. 8 perfect wreck
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FROM NEW YORk.
Explosion oi q Tug Boat BoiI~r-Two Men
>"riou.ly inyured-Stsbbing Afiray in .
Street Car.

Especial Dispatch u the Starl
NEW YORK, Feb. I-.-Tbe boiler OF the tus
boat James 4. Wright exploded yesterday az
t"rnoon NJ the dock foot OF Congress street
The captain, Silas A Dakin, and pilot Beu.-
dlct FISHER, with one OF the crew Were thrown
into the air. landing on the deck OF the hzre
Gangenolf which the tug was towing a. IN.
time of the disaster. The captain and plIo, an.
both very seriously injured.
Last evening, a. two CARS OF the Sevenfi
Avenue Railroad Company was passing
through Church street. the conductor p y
LaNalle, attempted to eiect = drunken mar
from the car, during the scnnie Lavalls Wa,
seriously stabbed in the groin by the drunken
man, who msde his escape
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AID TO ODD-fkLLOwsBIP.-The Odd.Fai
lows of the Northern States, we are informed,
have contributed large amount 10 aid the
Order in the Southern States, or, in other words
To resuscifate those lodges that were broken up
during the war. About $4,000 comes 10 Vir-
ginia from the Northern States, and $500 from
Kentucky. This is very comnen dable, and
we have no doubt will b. Instrumental in do
ing much good. The lodges in Petersburg, as
they are prospering and in fourlshing con :
dition, we presume will not receive any por-
ton Of this fund.-Petersouro Erfyess
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. THE STABILITY OF oUR GOVERNMENT
Governor Cox, in his late message to the IIegis-
lature Of Ohio, said: "In my opinion the sta
bilify Of our Government and the preservation
Of the liberties Of the people depend more upon
the efficiency of our common school system and
the resulting intelligence Of the rising genera-
tion, than upon all things else. Other Interests
may be import.tnt, but this'is yital.r-
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ERRORS or YOUTH.

A Igentleman who suffered for years from Her.
vous Debility, Premature Decay, and gil the ef.
feets Of youthful ndiscretion wifi for the sake OF
suffering humanity, send free 70 all who need n
the receipt and directions for making the ssmpie
remedy By Which he was cured. Sufferers wishin ng
to PROFIT by the ad vertisers experience can do 40
by addressing. In perfect co mid sDce.
JOHN Il. OGDEN
sp is-ly No. A2 Cedar st New York.
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- The Protestant ChurcAman, alludins 70
the trial Of Rev. MT. Tyn&, says, "Within =
stone. throw OF where iney are holding the
of every man OF them-but they can spend day
after day in determining whether or not one OF
their fellows has committed an offence from
which no harm either TO morals or religion
would aecrue, were Il repeaied every day Of
the yeoy!p "a
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- General Davis, who is likely C
next Governor Of Illinois, was for
clergyman Of watertowu, Mass. and
ex-Governor John Davis Of Worcsr
~Londoa has two eriefs At pr
feniAns and The organ grinders.
allow the latter 70 enlist m The Fec
they could Thus Be nd Of them
~Iafely Miss Marie L. Pa
pretty young woman. was ule6
Tor afson. Two 5ax5es failed
she was allowed ssto leave the 2
~The property Of Jacob
New Orleans millionaire, ~
day ~ bankrupt sale.
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AisHLER'S HERB BITTIRs

Has cured more diseases where it has been used
than all other Medicines combined. Ii is the oaly
renedy that rally pnihes the blood and has never
allied in curing Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, and
Diseases of the Liver.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
DIR. S. b. HARTMAN CO., Proprietors. Ian.
carter, Pa, and Chicago, Illinois. fcS .rS
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IMPAIRMENT OF The INTERIOR.
IL UNITED S1AfIS PATENT OFFICE.

WARRINGTON. feoruATy IL, lSS.
On the petition Of WARREN GALE, Of Pseks.
kill, New York prsy;pg for the extension of pat
ent granted 70 him the i:th day of September 1854
for sh Improvement in Straw Cutters for seyen
years from the expiration Of said patent. which
1t ordered that the said petition heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the I'd day Of June
next st IL o'clock d =; aud all persons are mott.
ned 10 appear and show cause, any they have why
said petition ought not 80 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required TO
nle in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth IN writing at least :ssty days before the
day Of hearing; ell testimony filed By either party
to be used at the said hearing must be taken and
tr smitted in accordance with the rules Of the
ofhcs. " hich will be furnished on application
Dispositions and other papers relied upon q. testi
meny must be ned In the office ttrrsfy days befors
the day Of hearing; the arguments, If any, within
te1 days after Ming the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be pubished In the
Republican and the 1nteiligencer. VI asbinRtou, ID.
O., and in the Atlas. New York, n. T., once Q
week for three successive weeks; the first Of said
publications TO be 1t least sixty days previous 70
the day Of heaFins. An STOUT.
fels lsw3v Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
THE ORIGINAL FRANC. felAim
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BArCRELOR's hair DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye je the best In the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliahle
lnstantsps Gus; disap poi ntment; no ridiculous
nnts; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes; invieo-
rates and lsayes the Hair soft and beautiful klaek
sr rereUs. Sold BY ell Drusgiste and Perfumsrs;
and properly applied at Bachelor . Wig Tsctoy,
No. 10 Bond sreet, NewYork u L. eodIy
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PHYSICIANS AND CLEReYMEN
testify TO the merits Of
HALLS VEGETABLE

BICILIAN HA1R BENEWER,
In restoring GRAY HAIR to its original color and
promoting its growth. 1t makes the hair soft and
glossy. The old in appearance made young
again. II 10 the best
HAIR DRESSING
Ever used. II removes Dandruh and all Scuryy
Eruptions II does not stain the skin.
Our Treatise on the AIR sent free by mail.
Beware of the numerous prep ations " hich are
sold upon oar reputation.
3. p. HALL CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Propristors.
Tor sale BY al druggists. ia 2-eo3m
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CAUTION.

BooSands German Renedies are eornterfeited
Be that The sisDs.urs Of G. n. JACKSON 10 On
Ne wrapper Of sech bests. Al oenen are eoun'
0rSefs.
Pripcipsl once and MsprfActory q the GernAn
As<seine Store No 631 ARCH 6TRxkI, Phtis-
esfBAis. Pa
CgARLEs n. IvAHs, Proprietor.
Formerly O. II. JACKSON 20.
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RRIC = 3.

PRICEe,
ssssnd . German Bitss"' ss5 G hSssis Ssss. -. g g
u per bottle, or half dossn for "a %.
- Do not forget TO s1sniDs veil ths astjcIs yoa
boy, In order 70 get Tie Rernips.
ss.a y pyuslisss ~ DsaIers svssyvbsss
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IRON REV. Ed. rENpALL

Asssssas! Edtfor Cristias Grosiels, PAiIa.
] have derived decided beneht from the use . r
nosHsndS German Bittsrs and feel IL ny priyf :.
eAe TO recommend them . most vaIua bic ~ nj
BON diseases Axiss.s from deran9ement Vf the
bveI. Yours truly,
:. n. FKSDALL.
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JAMES THOMPSON


Pastor ef As Tss;h BaD:is: CsSrcA, PAtia3.IpAia
Dv Jaes ,o~-Dear Sir have been frequently
requested to connect my name with recomne paA-
lions Of d derent H nds Of medicines, but Arding
tne practice ~ out of my appro pirate sphere, 4
have la ell declined; but with clear pr oof
IN various instances. and psrtie ularly In my ewn
family Of the usefulness Of DR.. HootAnd = Ger
Bftters, 1 depart for once from my usual course,
70 express my full conviction that, for sessral de
o-ssty " iAs syStexr asd sspsctaiiy for Lirsr Com
soEs eases 10 may fail; bnt usually, doubt not IL
vi De very eneneiAl to those Who suffer from
tbe soove causes.
Yours, yery respectfully
J. II. kENNARp,
Eighth. below Coates s,reet.
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD
Ckso Jsyitee o( rae Sapy. Cosr. ef Pa ,c-t.,,.
PHILADELPHIA, March I5, ISL
Il ind 'Hoohand's German Bitters' IL y rood
toBte, usefsl in diseases of the digestive Grgans
and Of great beneht in Of debility and want Of
DeYve action n the ~ stem. Yours truly
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAUY.

MARRIAGE AND CELIBAUY.
An Essay FOR You've MKS on THE CRIME or
soLIIUDE- and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create impediments t. MARRIAGE, with sure means
Of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge. Address, Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. js 2s-3m
CHlLLS AND FEVER, DYSPEPSIA, LIVER
COMPLAINT, AND KIDNEY DIS.
EASES CURED.
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PERsoSAL.-4en. q. X. Warren is a, the
Metropolitan Hotel. .'''Col. Geo. Il. Corn.
hill, Of Iowa, and Hon. T. e. Williams os
Maryland, are at the National.
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TIP RKTrRS or Bills TO CoSGRgs-.-Mr.
Edmunds, from the Committee on the Judi.
eiary, introduced a bill in the Senate yesterday
80 construIng the clause in the Consti alton
reg eeulating the time in which the President is
10 return bills presented for his signature, AS
10 make il s.ten days before the inol adjourn.
ment OF Congress, instead of an al iou nment
IRON time Ia time, rs heretofore.
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GREAT BAR0AINe
NJ In PIANOS that have been used.
OIs' octave, four round corner 0bioksrihs a.
Onef octave BoardmAn D Gray, 1fse.
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