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, 1873-10-23

The Hon. q. Canistdck, nc,mocrht,
NonaAnntcst for ConErcsa from Tho
Fifth aIiriignn Dtsfrict:
Sneetdf bftrnieh to IKE Chicago Tribune
GnAsb EArfps, Oct. 22.-The Convention Of tho
rocrats and Liberals Of thia Congressional District
ho Flfth), consising Of tho Counties Of Kon Alegar,
ottawn, Ionia md hakeBon, was held hero tl after
moon. ThlrtyRt1 delegaos wore present, tfsy being
ssfssa ssss i :, sno Ssiay susn 0e N is a
t5a' tsSf5'''e Hssss ias ss!sh shs:s' ss;snss
Resolutions wesct Henry Frollck, Of Kent; ]. ..
Blanchard, Of 4onia; a: e, Alst, Of Ottawa; W. +.
htorrisou of Allegan; anu p. g. shppey, Of Muskc-
ecriea Of resolutions wcrc ndoptcd in substance "a
foloss First in favor Of preserving the pubic faith
and tsst Interests Of tho country wii admit hrorIns
rotation in olco advising legislation to protect lRbor
fen as a.s sass Ss
soconu, condcmning brocial Legislation and grants
tho National or B!ato Governments contomning urcds
Mobillcr tho increase Of Congressional Salaries md
buck pay mud demanding tho ropcal Of that infa-
Tho third resolution speaka Of the lto Hon. Wilbur
p. FoAtcr, Congressman for bis district h terma Of
the highest rra{ac, Representative nd fclow-ciu
zen and f!a btreaved family Of tho sincere
synlAshy Of the Convention.
for the lIon. q Uomstock, Of Grand Rapids aud for
FL. L4tfcjohn. Of Allegan.
The AllfEnn delegation Withdrew LltteJohns 3 name,
saying that Ltt!cjohn himself had expressed Wish
that Co1naock might receive the full vote Of tho Con-
rcntIon formal ballot then taken, and uuaui-
nous voto for Oomatock was announced, with great
cheers.
A. q largo crowd OF spectators was pres
ent Mr. con,stocf soon A appeared and .,,a made
met bis approval aud he gracefully Accerted tho
inaton. lie had always been Democrat, but, Il
elected, he should endcavor to faithfully scrso tho
peoplo's Interest without much regard to party He
lad consented to be candidate only after earnest and
repeated solicitation. His buaneas hero required is
personal supervston and It would DO detrimental to
The nomtnat,on Of tlie Hon. q. 9. coms.oek IL re-
ton. that coul have been made. Ho ia very largo
manufacturer IN lumber and wooden warcs Of various
sorts, III which he lima accumulated considerable
wealth: uo was tho Democratic nominee tor Govern
III 1870, md Of defeated; but his noml-
milton at thia time for Congress- makes it q
closer contest than The Republicans Will bo willing to
admit Que year, Foator lad nearly TO- 700 najorlty,
but ho was highly esteemed by a!l and many Dcmo-
crafts voted for him. The actual Republican majority
In this dlstrict lAst year not 5000 Constocc
is exceedingly popular throughout the district; and,
II not elected, he will reduce tho Republican vote to a
complement Of bare party adhcrcnts.
, 1873-10-23

The Engineers tl1ttl NAnchi1listF to Fro.
pose Hletastarcs for the Settlement OF
T'ratie <lucstions--A Newspaper Man
Imprisoned Tor Contempt Of ConT1.-
Presbyterian missionary Statistics.
THE wonn1xaMEH.
New YonK Oct, 2a.-The Anmlgan,ated Engineers
aud 1lacnsta, III consideration Of tho preEont tina
cie crisis, tho anticipated scarcy Of cmrloyinent and
lie consequent reduction Of wages during thu nr
preaching winter, hayo resolved that communication
bo s1c 9 other nn0 wh 4 vsw ~ aa 70 tue csa
rcB will either tend 10 arrcs or At eaat, nitiYate
the cv md II possible, to deyse means foE tho pres
ent ard future aotement OF all trado questions by ar-
bitrution and Cancellation.
Grccn who sued tbs city for saelB for laytng water
pipes under coutracs with tho Commissioners or
a 5 f at ss eeatrsat w S not s
tisea and given to the o'yes: bidder and that tue
amount wac exeessye JdsS Van nrnns eSiea th"s
to The o1cesbiycncfs Of amount.
HELD FOR CONTEMPT.
w. Z. g.. 8taul1s city cti!tor Of tho 1Tfbnne, was
to-day committed to the bsooklyn City Jail, BY Judge
Gilbert, for contempt, IN refusing to disclose tue
t tho writer Of sns a. article oxa1cs IN 1a
Jadee iasde : Mccuc, @ ot brooklyn. Information Is
5esfsa Il to rsssee,aSts; the ,s; %fitor for
Responsible cdor but tcclared that ths reguatlons
a s duty to hs sp9yiss a'iacI prevented n's naming
FOR THE BzSp1CATE.
Ten millions, making t95 oU oo In all that has been
s M IL esras s syna
THE pnEsBrEEn1AEs.
Tho Presbyterian Synod met today in the West
account Of tic operations Of tho ,n nssions sion.
S nox 1ascs hG sfess rseo saas
Church has representatives among hs freedmen IN
and Arizona Dr.. Kendall having said that the Board
would go gradually but surely extending Its opera-
, 1873-10-23
prnirle- e-Eirea--Tsvelty-fol Persons
harmed to Death in Two Counties OF
NDbruhttn.

From tho st. Jossph {No.} Gass.fs.
Tho Internally dry weather OF tho past heason has
rendered everything almost ~ combustibo o. gun.
powder, md already tho reports come In thick and
fart Of tue destruction Of fo AMI property by re OIL
tho pralr!ca.
On Thursday afternoon last, noar Webster, saino
County. Nebraska, shocking fatality occurred to
Mrs. JaGoh Morry. who way teaching eehool tI.,I n
Some thirty scholars woro In attendance, mostly
vsry young ehi!dren;, Ahont: o'olosk a.. denso
warming of the approach Of Arc. neal1inH tho
t15nngsr. Mrs. Jaeob Morry the teaeher Instantly
her protection, etastod for plaeo OF safety she
scarcely nado quarter Of i!o before tho hanes @ o.
tho prairie ca1a dashing up with lightning sleetl Iho
grasa %as dry ~ tindsr u11! tho fury element swept
Tho poor wo'au aud yct s',e never shrank from tao
terrible danger bnt pressed on with Tue children @ to
reach Homs spot whore all waull be soclrt. Al tnt
brave walan'a etfors were In vaiu. Tho ro no''Btvr
described circle within which weEa tue doomed VIZ
ttna, and escapo seemed impossible. Still VIC atFu-
glna on, md finally sccosded tn placuB tws1ty q
children bvyonsl tbs reach Of danger n sna ta tasn[
do. tue poor woman, with nix Of tho A'tle
, 1873-10-23

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-The election fos Mayor, both
branches Of tile City Connc and Chief Justico Of tho
Supreme Bench Of Baltimore City took place to-tRy.
Tbs total number Of votes rolled in all the wards
eepting Tho Eighteenth, which las not been heard
fro1n, was 3204D Of which Joshua Van SAINT, the Dcm-
ocratlc Conservative candldate received a.
2l5, aud David Carson, Reform candidate,
inlorscd BY tho Republicans, 11,71a. Tho
Eighteenth Ward will probably increase Van saut's
minority 400 to 600. Tho DeoratH elect a the NOM
bcrs Of both branches OF tue City Council With tue e1-
pendent Reform Candidate to the first branch. There
was opposition 10 George William Brown caulttlae
for Chief Justtce, who received 3213, with the Eight
centh Ward to be added.
, 1873-10-23

Spcctal OlspaEch o 1as ch;HeH9o H9 ,. TF!bamt ou,,
Commandory cloetcd officers this morning for ts en-
sing fqss L. :, + snss%an E glnt9
r. q. fuso If Iowa Clty, z. e. G. Jalnos Lyman, Of
uoancIi Dmaa l. q. d: Downing paagl, ., ~
drcgor T. 9. T. A. D. SHERMAN. Of MontlGsllo y F. q.
wilson, Of Newton Il @. g. W; L. q. Hill. L. e. ].
W. Tho installation ccrosnontcs toox place 81 at @ tho
isnmsng, and Il grsna bal! and bana1et waa giFon 1t
Maaonio Tenpls this cyentng.
, 1873-10-23

CoLuMuua O., Oct. 22-Tho Indications that,
owing to mistakes made BY voters IN several counties,
In voting for Isaao Wect and John Little for ofices
This will give the Democrats tho Governor, Treasurer,
and Attorney General their share Of the victory
by thu Secretary Of tho Republican stae Central Com
mltce from Ottawa County state that rnistakc was
mado In preparing the official return Of that county.
md that TIL votes reported cast for Welsh for At
were really caat for him Treasurer,
md those reported cast for Little for 1rcaBurer
really cast for him for Alornoy-Genera1. This
changes the complexion Of tho State hcso and proba
bly olecta both Welsh and Little.
, 1873-10-23

LARaE DEFIClEN0Y.
The New York 1t1nes will publish tomorrow re-
pott to tho effect that tho Union Trust Company re-
ceiyed 81 500 900 worth Of Lako Shoro atock in Feb
Fuary lust 10 negotiate: thnt recently tho Company
paid over on account Of this stock 900 and tha
there II therefore dbhcioncy Of 100000 to bo &C.
counted for.
ANOTHER VICTIM,
Tho Times will also publish statement tomorrow
that the Pacific Ma and ex-prestdsnt Htockwuu havo
como to understanding by which tue latter retires
.p .spp1irfensy heavily n aen Tho margase on
latera lo could lot meet. IIe gsrauteos, however to
pay to tho Company 10000 sharea Of Pacific hail In
monthly insailmcnta AZ ruleasu for hls obligations to
tho COMPANY.
, 1873-10-23

At Enat Saginaw, Mich. Loss S27, 900.
ssie D'CGtsh ; to ~ TIE s1teago ;SRs 1StSs :oo ~.
morning. tire broke out in the lumber piles tho
dock III connection with II. 8. Daluntine Il Co.'s
mill and salt works, CarroIt0n. Tluru was piled
on the dock about 2,5o0,o0o feet Of lunl-
ber, and Of this 1,5o0,o9o fect were bufn-
AMI osrrolton were on tho ground @ aid At work a e
morning. One salt block WIS partially burned. and
another partially destroyed by the Hook aud Ladder
Company, Tho loss Ia eanted at sat 000 As follows:
Loss on nalt blocks, 00o loss QUO fcct duckugc,
$too loss On lunaber 81 to0 Tho lumber au;l sals
loved, was the work ol an tncendlary.
, 1873-10-23

!spseint nfspn.eh 10 Ths CAcrgo Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., Ort. 92.-Ihe effect OF tile scarcity
Of noney u beginning to be felt by many largo manu-
ly affirmed tlat everything wca all right ara now COM
TEnng of thu unusual 4lilness If business. Pratt l.
Uu., Sidney Hnsparl Jowett 4 Koot a1ld Of tho
eallcr manufacturers cutting down tulr forca Of
workMen. It Ia hopel TINT tho Imagination of traslo
w not oTIppe any Of M e ns.ss ns s' "A 9ora
oyCr extension Of time Oh loseA IL desired 1t "
freely g1yen,
, 1873-10-23

Iov1sv1LLE, Ky., Oct. 29.-Soyural huu.l1cl dee-
gacs have been Iii attendance In tlls Grand Lodge
ind nt'.er hlanonlo annual acnsings during Tho pst
th1co days, The rcpvst Of tho Treasurer Of Tho
Grand I1Igo unows resources of sll9,ouD; surplns
fund.- $40 06u; Btosk nnd mortgage buu.!A III tho Masonic
Grand Lodge, ntnety-two orphans from thn MnBonlo
Homo wero rpasnse to tue ,nsbora ~ their %ar!ls
huuIrct tGlllrs wuro ra!eca during tho greAlo II lilo
Grand Lodge for the bcnrn Of tho Mcmphls sufferers.
The body auj0llrl6 tomorrow.
, 1873-10-23
MARINE ITEMS FROM DETROIT,

Speciai Di!'aeh u To thie0yo 1f3aHHs.
DETnoIrt 1Iuh., Uat. 9l.-A By City R,laoial aays
thu propeller Gordon Campbell, grim laden, houild
down, v III Aslloro at Whvatono Point, mcs aboye
Alahastor, lust eyuntng.
The propollor Burlington and tow at 10 o'clock last
night anchored sxfo in Travis 1}ay.
Il is thought Avre that thu propeller ashore as White
, 1873-10-23

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 32.The following ia partial list Of
night Auuzon, 81 1000 phenix. Of Drooklyn, s2,ooo
naek LEX River, New Yo1a, $4,000: Imperial, I.onlon.,
t4,uoo North BRITISH, 81 600 Gtna t3ooo; Insurance
Company Of North American te00 Franklin, phila-
1clpha, 81 800 Liverpool, London Globe, ST. aoo
National, of Hartford, $a,5O0.
, 1873-10-23
CAGO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1873.

waya have concluded to reduce 10 per cont, or dis
charge a portion Of their help. II ii csnnt.a Tint
sInce the financial panic from 5000 to TO- 900 5orsons
haye bocn thrown out OF employment hero.
, 1873-10-23

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. a2-At tho afternoon session Of
tho Mssoniu urand Lotge the Canton Lodga was d.
reccd to prefer charges aud try g. L. Baldwin, Master
OF said lodge, for u,ltnasonIe conduct.
rnI,a iiIu and r1,ra!l. WIS presented nnl adopted
Charters 3eru ispued to ten new lodges.
Columbus Win choscu tlu place for tho next meet
iug u tho tho third Tuesday in October AZ tho tline
The Grand Officers now dung duty were VI re-
e1crtod. ., D. Babc0ck recognized rs tne repre-
Boutatiye Of The 9rand Lodge Of Utah.
, 1873-10-23

Gsravc-stoMeH for soldiers Bt1ricd IN
the Nutionnl Cemeteries.

Gsravc-Stolles for Solsitora Buried In
the National Cemeteries
sptcfa1 Dtspateh to The Chicago qT1bane.
WAsu1NoroN, y. e., Oct. 21.-The bocretary
OF War will, In day or two, award tho contract
for hon1nsoncs to mark tho gravoa OF Union
soldiers inferred lii tie National cemetortos
throughout tho country. 1'he nnmbor Of graves
Ia about $50 600, and 1t is estimated that $780,
Of tho 81 100000 appropriated by Congress- 1slll
bo necessary to provide hcRdstones of sufficient
size and weight to romaia In place when aot up,
and which must combine tho elements
Of durability, tlcconcy, and choapnoea.
Bids for those floadstones wore oponod On Sept.
G. but tho Secretary Of War has withhold Ills
decision until caci bidder could prcsont q sample
Of tho stone ho could furnish, because there was
considerable opposition to bis original purpose
quality Of stono Of which tho headstones were
to DO made.
, 1873-10-23

Sptctal Dispateh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., Uct. 22.-The Republican City Con-
venton to-day nominated Frank A. aears for Mayor.
, 1873-10-23

BUFFALO, Oct 23.-1t is understood that after Nov.
the Lake Blloso Michigan Houtlorn Railway will
reducs tile wagcB of ia employees 10 to 90 per cent ;
also tho Now York CeutrAI aud Hudson River Ias.
, 1873-10-23

nronalIer ia kuuwtl IL have been in that locality.
The propeller stinetal koct reported ashore, Ia lying
hhra.
, 1873-10-23
ABROAD,

ABRVAU,
LONDON, Oct. 22.-Srecfc hhlrrcd from Lforpoo
for Now York yesterday $l0o, ,ooo.
, 1873-10-23
Tho Earmcrss Movement in Logan
County.

Correspondence qf Tho Chtcago Tribune:
LINCOLN Ill.,, Oct. 10.
The farmers and laboring men Of Logan County
held telr Convention In tl!e city yesterday, aud, not
withdrawing the incsmeney Of the weathe1, 1t was
well attended,.
The Convention nominated candidates for county
oflcers follows For Judge, John 7. Jenkins, Of
this city: Clerk, ltlchard T. Gill; Of Atlanta Treas
urer Solomon Kahu, OF this city md for sIPcrntond7
Thy farmers Of ha county were discouraged BY the
getting out tchct hut tho fact ihat but Court
Huase politicians were nominated BY tie Republicans
have put up full ticko. The iclst is composed Of
tho very best men in tho county, and already the Mo
uoroy ycandida.es beginning 10 show sKus Of dis
tress; aud well thoy may bo alarmed for tho entire
ticket will bo elected.
Tho Democratic Convention met to-day, and ratified
tho nominations mado by the Farmers Convention.
Tho Democrats Of tho county will support the ticket
almost to man, This iB tho frat opportunity Tho
people Of this county hayo evor bud Of supporting lnen
Of their choice, for tho trcksters always hayo
heretofore natte tho nominations aud elected thelr
candidates by applying tho party~lash but the hon.
est we neaniny portion Of both parties have united
upon ticket ot their own, and intend to elect it.
, 1873-10-23

Kopnb1fcRM NOmimntfOns' In Detroit.
Specfal Ditp9teh to The Chieoao Tribune.
DETROIT. Mich, Oct. ~. Mayor Moatt and all his
colleagues tho present city ticket were this after
noon rcnomtnated by reclamation by the Republican
City QOnYentf0n.
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BALTIMORE, March 5.-yIginia s.. old, % d..
',- -, s. SO d.: IsS So We, Us, h;'
BALTIMORE, March 5.-<Cottop quiet, Low mid
ds.u ll.s Flour dui aid unchsnged. Wheat duh.
CJfrNh lite southern, ueminal, g: yellow southern
steady, =; mixed western fAhy active, -. Oats
criet. Rive quiet, StuS. Hty uii-western, Sstes
So. Prov isiOn- buvyan acti We and higher .En-
y m-sagar cured, sls@sl Lsri irtif-stc IN, g.
title. ~. Western butter s.esdy and inch sng y.
Nhiskj -;ealy, q: small sales a. 81.
NEw foRk, March 5.-ctocks hrr. G. old Hrm
IS. Money firm, 81 tc lilo pet cent. Exchan &c
long, short, 9. Governments dull and ste M
NEw feRK, March Flour steady sud On
charged. Wheat stesiy. Corn steady
IoNpoN, March :, II a. m.-Consols opaneS AZ
g y-5 for both. Bonds Of 1875, old. $50 iSS; 81
h-Hs, esAi; new tves, q. Erie, slz.
,fRASkFoRI. March 5.-BoDds opened ut 95'< for
the issue IL ls62
PARIS, March 5.-Rentes opened at s; francs. ~
Confines 4 ~
IoNLoy March ;, Ia p. m.-B,nds Of 1856, OF,
s3A. Erie. So.
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The Pennsylvania Central has won another
victory IN the New Jersey legislature the SEN
ate last nigh having rejected, by one majority.
the National railroad bin. This will prevent for
the present, at least, the construction of any
road through the state in competition with the
fennSyiyania's route between Philadelphia and
New York Some of the Jerseymen were very
Indignant over what vas done, and threatened
lynch law upon the two senator's by whose votes
'ie National railroad was defeated. II Is
rather Odd to lind the Jerseymen who have so
i3hg refused 10 charter any rival road to the sin
Ele line through the state, and have had in con-
sequence the somewhat appropious name OF .sthe
Jersey highwaymen,' now rising in their wratI,
against mcnopolies. Probably some of this sud-
cen tervcr OF virtse is simulated. but i a po,J
sgn at any rate to See such evidence of a
Grange OF views upon railroad policy in that
state.
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THE WEATHER.
War DEPARTMENT, 0Tce CAif Siswal Orteer,
NANHIN0TQN. I'D. C. March L lRTa n n

SoPsIs ZOE THE PAST TwENIYyouR Houss -
The pressure has risen since Tuesday throu ghout
the Atlantic states with falling temperature clear
Meathsr ana diminishing northwest winds Easter
sna southeast winds with cloudy weather have pre-
vailed on the Western Cult coast. The barometer
las continued falling with sortherly winds cloudy
ana rainy Weather in Oregon and northern Cslfor-
mia, and theme eastward IL the northwest where ~
well "a over the Upper Lakes. rising temperature,
falling barometer, southeriy winds aud increasing
OOudiness are now reported. The temperature IS
nov lowest fram pper Canada to the Middle Allan
tic coast
Proc. BrrrriFs.-For the rest Of wednesday
ia New England rising barometer northwest
winds backing to- southwest and clear pleasant
weather. For the Middle states northeast and
southwest winds. rising temperature and clear
weather. Fur the South Atlantic states northeast
nds and rising tenn perature. For the Gulf states
falling barometer, rising temperature aud easteriy
wirds, yeering 20 southeast with cloudy weather
W Wednesday night From the Ohio vailey to the
tpper Lakes and northwest falling barometer
southwest and southeast winds, rising temper
weather
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Largest Circulation in the District
Reading Matter on Every Page.

WASHINGTON CITY:
W TDSESDAY..... March ., 1873.
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PERSONAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES To COR
"A kESPeND with some very Young and pretty
LADIES IL romantic disposition. Address NAL
En- Star once. IT.
NOTICE-The Books aud Accounts q CHAS A
them in the hands u LATIMER & CLEARY tor
>e,titalC nj aud collection
MICHAEL GREEN ,..;y,.,.
fE6t A. HERR, As''-hees.
IRIS. II. j. FRENCH, the Celebrated RELIABLE
WI ClGi-rogoai and Tts, Medium, can be seen n
723 lh street northwest also gives delinistions of
character b. photograph hand writing or leck Of
hair. lE-5ms
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The Inauguration ball last night may be voted
y gGestSuecess. except In the matter Of the tenn
rtTatgre. which the ball managers with the best
Intentions in the world. could not well control
IN the memory of the Oldest inhabitants there
hss rot been before such a freezing ith of
March; and when the cold was so severe as to
cause soldiers TO drop IN the ranks from it's
effects. and under the MONDAY sun at that, 1t
vas not within the reach OF possibility that at
right a temporary hallthree hundred and fifty
feeti long and seventy five high could be warmed
Up to the point of comfort for ladies in
TIE thin Costume OF the ballroom. What
Vas demonstrated last night was the ne
oessity tor having in Washington a permanent
building with a hall Of proper dimensions cana
he o; being weIl-warned in severe weather
The amount that has been spent in Washington
fer these temporary wooden structures for in
arguTation balls would have built a magnificent
editce Of stone or brick. with spacious supper
rcoIGs, &c, and every possible convenience,
aud also enough rooms for business purposes 10
bring handsome steady income in the way of
rental. In any ordinary March weather in
Washington the 2 800 gas burners and the steam
PIPES in use would have abHndantly heated a
structure a. large as the Inauguration ball
loom, but theeNPerience of this year has shown
that il l. not safe to count upon the usual order
a the seasons in these exceptional times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-05

The Ban last night was a sneezer, a. they say
Down East. Everybody was sneezing.
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1SpDoNr FAIL TO co To THE CARNIVAL
TON BALL BUILDING TO NIGHT II
r@THE JUDGMENT OF THE PUBLIC.

Doctors disagree. E,cs school af medicine has its
owa theor IS, and these theories differ widely IL
- clear that few, If any of them can be right But
II medical men cannot agree upon any theory or
y stsm Of practice, the public find no dfcu!iy tn
agreeing - to notorious matters of fact For
Instance, they have observed for many years tina,
Hostetter's Stomach BitteTs uniformly cure dy,psp-
sra, constipation, rheumatism biliousaess nervous
debility, and many other diseases which the prescrip-
tious Of the pharmacop.ia do not and cannot cure:
and they know therefore, that there can be no mi
take sbOut it, On this point they firm and posi-
tive. They take their stand on iucontroyertibl.
facts, and thsy state to another verbally and
someiime- by letter, what they know about rciiev-
ing and preventing sickness with the standard
vegetable tonic and Alternative of America
Here, then, the invalid has guarantee Of value
that can be relied upon, viz the sober Judgment of
the public. After twenty years of observ alton and
reflection, the American people pronounce Hostet-
tcrs Bitters the best migrating aud regulatiu,
medicine at their command and give evidence Of the
faith that Is in them by purchasing more Of it than
Of any other advertised medicine manufactured ON
this continent. A large number OF physicians too,
however much tiey may differ on other points in
Therapeutic, admit the extraordinary merits of the
Bniers a. tonic and Alternative, and recommend IL
a preventive Of maIariors Diseases and as a rem
edy in intermittent and renttent feyers m3-eos.Sw
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The experiment Of throwing open the doors
81 the Boston reading room on Sunday has
proved a great success. On last Sunday about
lour hundred and twenty persons visited the
TcOIn during the day. majority being evidently
mechanics no had no leisure time for reading.
large well-traIned family could hardl, have
maintained better order
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1ns STAR is warmly eomplimented Lev the
public upon the enterprise shown in its full and
admirable report of the Inauguration proceed
insS yesterday Our contemporaries, especially
tie Baltimore papers. we note make ample use
81 oGr reports, without credit We are sorry to
add Help yourselves. gentlemen to ANYTHING
ca our tables, hut don't forget the caterer.
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WlLLIaM ksABE a co,
GRAND, setAhkSsss stsshhssk syyl,.s2a 49,
MEDICAL. &c.

WEAkNESS, Irregulsrity and Nervous D.e,,,
w ", successfully treated. Ecmedios agrr,sble
A. c. KOSHER, Washington. u. O. feis In.
nR kiCORD. l4l West Fayette street, B.Iti-
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