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CONGRESSIONAL.

The Senate on the 18th, adjourned 10
the 18TH there being Int bare quorum
present
The House passed a Joint resolution
modifying the treaty with China so as 20 stop
emigration The army appropriation hin
was again reported, reducing the estimates
ten millions and reducing the number and
pay Of officers A I'LL was introduced provid-
ing for gradual specie resumption. The re-
port OF the committee on the Speaker Kerr
investigation was submitted h finds the
charges against Mr. Kerr 20 be wholly false,
and makes his vindication complete. Mr.
paniorl, the Republican member OF the
Committee, IN a speech Of some length, en-
phaAizeds the committees report and depre-
cated tile course OF newfpalfrs IN this and
ather cases IN The endeavor 10 smirch the
good names Of public men The rehuke he
administered 10 the scandal monger was
severe and deserving The vote ON the
adoption Of the committees report was taken
standing, and eysIyimember voted ave
The Senate was not in session on
the 18th
The House passed the bill detailing
thirty army officers as professors OF military
schools II was decided that no further bus
incss should be transacted until the 18th
In the Senate, on the 10th. the time
itt 4 NtitiDudltt u the DtlhAldl iIldt ltNlng
arrived. Judge Black read a lengthy PAPER
declining to plead further as Belknap had al-
ready been practically acquitted the order
Of the Senate asserting its jurisdiction was
not passed by q two-thiTdB vote Pending
the discussion IL was discovered that q quo.
rum was not present, and the Senate al
lOumed
No quorum being present in the
House, no session was held.
On the 18th the Senate was about to
take up the Indian appropriation hill, hut no
quorum being present an adjournment was
had until Monday
The Speaker laid before the House a
message from the President urging the neces-
lty Of an eaIly passage Of the appropriation
bills. and accompanying the message was a
resolution which was intended as NFuggestion
for provision for continuing the work Of the
departments until the bills should pass
referred II was then ascertained that no
quorum was present, and The House ad
iournsd
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revival Of business The Stakeholder says
these are the judgments Of men whose opin-
ions are vlluable-one a brakeman, the other
banker, 10th n vide experience and Ed.
zacifY"
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pr sehenck's pumonio Syrup, Sea weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Pills Thee medicine
haze undoubtedly performed more cures on
consumption than any other remedy known
pounded u vegetable Ingredients. and con.
tain nothing WHICH can 10 injurious 10 the
human constitution other remedies adver.
used As cures Tor Consumption, probably
contain opium, wliiclii sa somewhat danger.
Gus drug la al cases and il taken freely by
cOnsumptiye patients, itmust do great injury.
for its tendency Is 10 conino the morbid mat.
Ter in the system, Which, Of course, must
make cure imp0ssble Schcnok'B Pull
particle Of opium. It's composed a power
ml hut harmless hnba, which nci "a Tho
lungs, liver, s'omachl and blood, ana thus
correct ell morbid .e.lelignc, and exyel ~
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IL Will pay you TO 80 30 miles to get
your spring outfit AZ the Bopton Ore Price
Clothing Store, Minneapolis
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The following resolutions werc presented


Wien % the economy u Providence tdi land vns ID.
the government ~ tle people hy the people Gif mo
people was 20 hc demonstrated me republican pHfty
came into power ~ detds have passed iuta biai iri
sud We lpok back 20 them with pride lnritUd bf flrr
memories and big aims, i1r ne good ~ Ouf ruunfri
and mankind and looking 10 thc future with Hnfsfcf.
Ing roufagr hope and purpose, We the nainnal repre-.
sentative 81 the party 10 national tpu0n assembled
make the hllOaing declaration " principle.
fifsi~ be United States IF Amrfica y natien ut n
rngue Hy the combined workings u The naiOial ana
siaie governments under their respective constitutions
he rights Of every citizen arc occurred n home and pro.
ecicd abroad, and fhrr common Wefffgfcs pfom iei
hcc0nd-lhc Republican party has prrfcrve3 thu1r
governments 90 The hundredt annlfersarf n Ha m.
ions birth, and they nuW rmhodnfuts ~ Tho great
truths spoken at ~ cradle. Tha All men ore erected
equal INST they orc endowed by their creator 9Th cef
tam lnaNen1hr rights auong Whch are NE befif and
ne pursuit N hspprcat fhlt ~ uic stanrehf IA
these ends guicruinenig hstc hcrn ffltuiea ~ 1ng
men, deriving their just power from fhr consent ~ fbr
kufffHed lnill Ne fruflt arf rhecrNIf nhaFed and
nNa ar not nrrded "a o. fsgfoslY rri "a fhr work
N the liepuehc1n parry s HHHrhhrf
Third ID permanent pacitc1tnn of thr southern
nrCuQps ~ Che unun. and TIE c0muIfe pruretl1n 81 m
rlNkrna m We eniW urnt % difhrr ughfs arc duties
~ which tht itpuhlrln parry stands fHrrdY pledged.
Inc p1WE Itnfpfgc un prhelrE embodied Ia tir fe.
cent con iltuuQnh amendments iE veeied hy these
amendueuia in she CUugfess Of te ritni Htafrt ma
" decaft q ~ thc solemn Obligation % ne egsla.
I'VE and executive departments III tle government 10
pat Into immediate ana vigorous exercise 10 Her cUn.
sNfnu1uHl p1Wtr ~ rnoi tnF ary luf cause Uf dIE.
content un ihc pf ~ aaf ea, fhl i4T securing 90 tF.
nff American citizen complete liberty ana exact ruunU.
~ IBIS end uc iupemt1cy dcmand q Con sfpss ana 3
cher executive whose c1ufagr and Ndrif NJ those du
le ahaA ~ litter nulA Lies result. eg p'a.ed bt,ynd
affuh " ffisA
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"a pron Of 10, IN Ever, Word

Pennington, Huuterdon Co., n. J., June ~.
ls7t--Dr, r. V Pierce, buffalo, n r.: Dear
Sir II Ia witha happy heartthat pen these
lines 10 acknowledge that You and your
Golden Medical Discovery and Pmrgative Pei
lets are blessings TO the World These med.
icines cannot ~ too highly praised, for they
have almost brought me out Of the grave
Three months ago ] was broken out with
large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs an
face ! procured your Golden Medical III
coyery aud Plrgaiive Pellets, and have taken
six bottles, and to-day am in good health
all those ugly ulcers have healed and left INV
skin ia natural, healthy condition /
thought at one time could not he cured
Although can hut poorly express NV Rrat.
itudc 70 you, vet there lisa drop Of joy ia
every word / write. Gods Blessing rest ON
You aud your wonderful medicines is the
humble prayer Of
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{ DlATH Of A LOTTERY swIXDLtB.F

i. hfAln VT - III L
l.. D Sine, whose memory is fire h
in the hearts Of hundreds and thous.
ands of simpletons in the United States
and Canada, died in Cincinnati ON sat.
urday. He was printer by trade. and
went from Virginia in lsi9 to Cincin-
natti and engaged in the Gazette office.
April Goth. 1851, he lost his eye-sight
ind somewhat singular manner. The
pine Of the Stove. heating the office be-
came ehpked with SCOT, aud Mr. Sine
put some powder IN the drum of the
stUSe to clean il 0ui . The powder
hung fire, and he opened the door TO
ascertain the cause of the delay. when
IT exploded, the fash binding him for
life. In August of the same year he
was married to- Miss Mary C.. Martin,
by whom he had two daughters. who.
with their muthersurviye him. After
losing his oversight he was compelled
to abandon the ease, and he engaged
in various speculations, until finally he
engaged in the lottery business, and
the publication of q PAPER known as
The Cincinnati Literary Journal.
This brought him wealth, and eventu-
ally death, for he got into trouble with
the postal authorities, and IT sopreved
on him that it affected his mind. and
tins affection finally terminated his
existence.
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Whena medicine win promptly cure eueb
terrible eating ulcers and free the blood N
the yirulent poison causing them, who can
longer doubt ils wonderful virtuesP DIR
Pierce, however, does not wish 10 place his
Goiden Medical Discovery IN the catalogue M
quaek patent nostrums lly recommending n
70 cure every disease, nor does he 80 recon-.
mend i but what he does claim Is this. that
there Is but one iQua Of blood disease that n
vii not cure, and that diaeasc Is ANGER. H.
does NOT recommend his Discovery for that
disease, yet he knows IL 10 he the most
searching blood cleanser yet discovered. and
that Il wall free the blood and system Of AM
other known blood poisonE, he they animal.
vegetable or mineral. The Golden Discovery
rs warranted by him % cure the worst forms
Of Skin Diseases, as all forms Of Blotches.
Pimples and kruptions, also al Glandular
swellings, and the worst form Of Scroiulong
aud liberated Sores Of Neck, Legs or other
parts, and al Scr0ulous Diseases of The
Bones, az White Swelling, Fever Sores, Tlip
Joint and SPINAL Disease, All 0l which IT,.
long 70 sereinlQug dl.eagcl
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III NM ~ InENlY

Hon. w. a. Wheeler, Of New Yylk, Bss
nominated by Judge Poland, Of Vermont, and
seconded by Judge Hoar. Of Massachusetts,,
and by Pennsylvania and New York.
Marshall Jewell was nominated by General
Hawley, ol Connecticut and The nomination
seconded by Texas
Stewart l. Woodiord, Of New York, was
proposed by Tbos & platt, Of New York
Mr. WOOdiord Withdrew his name aud the
roll call commenced, when il became appar.
ent that Mr. Wheeler would surely receive q
majority, and was moved 90 make his nom.
nation unanimous, viva roce, and i was
done.
The chairman announced Hon " A.
Wheeler the unanimous choice II the con.
ycition for Vice President
The national committee wa then appoint.
ed, including the names OF John r Aveull.
oi Minnesota 4 Enn, Of Wisconsin y ID.
monds, ~ Dakota
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Tho following re- olultgn endoitin the can.
didates was then adopted
That We present as our candidate Tor pfeai.
dent and Vice President OF the United States
two distinguished statesmen, couspiononsly
tited for those two high Offices, aud we con.
hdeuily appeal 70 the American people 10 Gu.
trust tie administration n the public ansff
20 r y. Hayes and w. A. Wheeler
The convention adjourned sine die
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ELECTRIC BATTERY.

held hrny e he skin ~ TIE adhesion q the plaster
which, in ITSELF possesses the Ynlnahla medical
proper'lee, % b. derived from the medical Kingdom
WHEN re plsaer placed or the affected part which
con be dqne anckY end conveniently With he Or.
dinlry porous plaserhN ia. hT mere pressure Of tie
band. -the natnInl moisture end warmth Of the siiH
calses iht pate % throw ou current u electricity 81
gentle thar u h scarcely possible - perceive 10 ohrrfe
h1n ly The soothing 1nd graicfuI warmth produced
SCI % penetrating as % stop almost Immediately The
riutf cACrntatne pain, remove sqrence ihmenft ard
draw inhammntQn from The lungs liver hdBess
spleen bowels bladder honlt md mnsctF ~ inft0nt
b hariahgs pain and smrncss gfeG ne and tgyr o. tie
otakfned lrd rorlitzed mngclfs md limbs md + D
gfafeim aud soothing that cree used u The ahcrn al
nl"1's every n'fr external uppcItru such a. calves
uinlWons. ciiHta and HlnufHff, VIII I'D cncn be- ais
CaIded. Even 1 f7rnFflt EPILEPSY a. i's cad uerfuua
nuscilF aHraue7 thr 8stef hf rauTipa me ne rreul
f0frff tas effected CHfoa rhfr every ofhcf knrn rr
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Blaine 2ss, Bristow IA, Conkhng s. Hal
trsnit 50, Hayes l0l, Morton %, Washlprr
3, Wheeler ?
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Blaine Dos, Bristo9 III, Morton s.. Couk.
ling 81, HAYES 10, Hartrnit 80, Wheeler ?,
WaghhuIne 81
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Blaine 292, Bristow .l2s, Conkling 81. Nor
ton los, Hayes 90, Hartranit ~, Nashturn
2, Wheeler2
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The Chair announced the vote ~ follows
Total number 156, necessary 20 choice 379,
Hayes 3Si, furious and continued applause
which crowned the music OF the band Blaine
35l, Bristow o. h i Hayes, Of The state Of
Ohio having received a majority II an the
votes cast, Is hereby declared the nominee ~
the convention for ths office Of President -
the United States.
HAYES roNsATiol DEcLAEIn rsA,l,tors
Mr. Frye, OF Maine, came forward. and
with much feeling, thanked tho supporters
OF Mr. Blaine for their iriendship, and said
The State Of Maine accepts and endorses
July and completely, end rei0irea IN the
nomination Of Mr Hayes Cur gallant chiei.
tain, james g. Blaine. IN Septemlcr next.
win take the field IN tie state ct Maine ior
the man You have selected, and We sill
sweep the State by 5000 majority
Mr.. Frye then moved 70 make the ilpipina
ton unanimous, and i vas ngtced Va i,hnut
q dissenting vote
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THE VIBRATOR


WITHOUT oEE FAILURE OF REJECTION
This Is the famous Throshing machine that has
swept tho field and created such revolution IN tho
trade, by It's MATcuLLss QRAiS-SAyIEG AND TrsISAv.
mo principlcs.
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Blaine 293, Brisfow l2i, Ccnklmg 10
Hatrantt s., Hayes 81, Morton lis. Wash
hume ! Wheeler 2
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A1AA rsf month. Agents wan'yi Hu'insss haaa'
XN44 ahs, lucrative. permanent rsftiertrs ifea
~ 4 = 4 aiiie,s, a. q, Aaiiis'ou Co., clie-so, in.
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Provfd and Chcap.- Hirhpst TestimoniaIs

loans tstafrh Remedy curna CataFfh In three
months Relieved ~ once Receipt. tl.pl Towns Veg
rttble Hair Tonic and Dressing stimulates luxufant
gf0Hth prevents falling restores gray 70 natural color
makes u clean ami glossy. Receipt st,UD Towns Itht
ria cream removes tan, moth, frerklfs, pinpae end
makes thf skin eof and clear Receipt, sl,n owns
lils Cure Receipt, si.0 Address, On. NJ lOWE.
- Paul, Inn
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THE ENORMOUS wEsTAoE o. grain, 40 tnergabs
yA ether ts'es of Threshars, can be SAVED BY IRIS
Improved Machine, ,f tent eyefy JOB, 70 more tha-
pay all expenses Of threshing
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN ard
Ike seeds throshad, senamted cleaned and SAVED
ls easily and perfectly as Wheat, Oats Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE "a usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned by this machine, for extra cleanliness
IN THE WET GRAIN Of 1875 these were substan.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run With prof.
or economy, doing East, thorough and perfect work,
tthea oilers wtsrlg failed.
ALL GRAIN, TINE and MONEY wasting complics.
lions, such as ENDLESS Apr0nsn "Raddies hBeaters"
"Pckors" etc, are entirely dspspssi Fih less thar
cne.half tho usual Gears. Bolts. Boxes and Journals
easier managed mere durable light raining, no cor
~ repairs; dust: no lienngs" % clean w. net
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms
FARMERS and GRAIN RAIsERs who arc possa
ia the large saving made by Il will no, employ info
ror end wasteful machines, but will hisiA on this
improved Ihrcsher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES nado for G, 9, 10 and u Ho.ss
Powers. Also speciality OF errAnAroEs, designed
and made EXPRESSLY T0R STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, Viz. onr in.
proved Triple Gear" aud our "spur Speed (Wcoi.
bury stylel both Mounted on four wheels.
IL INTERESTED in Threshing or Grain Raising,
apply 70 our nearest Dealer or write 10 Us for nustra-
Ted Circular Gent free) giving fun particulars Of Sizes
Styles, Prices Terms, etc.
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% W pZUGee sr,SsoS Co, Portland, Maine e
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COLLINSI YlLTAIC PLlSTERs AZ .ln /. N !. III

Sentbs wait IN rrcsipt of2y cents for one
NI.2d fnratA, o. = 2.41 for fFt'eI Eo. carefully
Ntnppedana warranted ~ WEEKS a
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Blaine 29e, Bristow Ia. Conkline ~.
HsItranft 90, Hayes 81, Waahburne =.
Wheeler 3. Morton le0
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A FORTUNE cen be nale without cost or risk
" Combination forming Particulars ffeo. Address
y bl RGEa, Manager. havhns City, Wyoming.
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y = icrmsf5rc iRtE&t", tuFasi,. Maine.
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rIRsr RALAeT

The total vote cast was 762 necessary go a
choice, az Blaine received 2S5, Bristop ia
Morton i24, CUnkling99, Harhaut s., jew
en- ", NaYes 81. Wheeler 8
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cI16 A MONTH nd travelling expenses raid
VlLI Tor Saleene No peddlers wanted Address
MONITOR MANUFACTURING Co Cincinnsh Ohio
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commissioners Sale of Land.

AMOS R: JOHNSTON Chancery, Court of Kinds
No. 28ll VS.. county, LIST District, an
TN PURSUANCE OF A FINAL DECREE.
l. rendered in the case above stated, at Janu-
airy term, 1876 of the Court aforesaid dated
9th January 1876 the undersigned, Special
Commissioner appointed in said cause will
ON THE Both DAY OF MARCH NEXT,
n front of the State House, in the city of Jack
son. at the hour of Il o'clock NJ, proceed to
sell, at public cutlery, TO the highest bidder
for cash, the following described lands, situate
in said State and county, and known as the
Hobbs plantation" or so much thereof as
may be necessary to pay the amount decreed
to complainant, (S1875) and all costs, viz:
Lot No. two, section No. thirty, and the north
half of lot No 3, of section Nc. thirty and
lot No. one, of section No. thirty, and the
sosth half of the east half of the southeast
quarter of section No. nineteen, and the north
east quarter of the southeast quarter of Sec
ton No nineteen, and the west half of the
southeast quarter of section No nineteen, and
lot No. five, of section No twenty all in town
ship No. 6, of range No. two east; except Ave
acres IN the west half of the southeast quarter
of section No. nineteen, occupied and owned
by one Bette Moore; said lands containing.
in all hYe hundred and twelve acres be the
same more or less. The title to this propertv
is perfect, but | will only convey to the pur
chaser such title as | am authorized to convey
by virtue Of said proceedings and decree
ARCH. MCGEHEE
COMMISSIONS.
lack March
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff Sale.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, |
KINDS COUNTY, 1sT DISTRICT. J

SAM. BURNS
MATILDA O. LEARY, and =; Fa
MATILDA O'LEARY, Ex-
ecutrix, ETC., of PAT
O. LEARY deceased.
Indictment rendered 18th January, 1876, for
1888 81, and costs.
DY VIRTUE OF A SPECIAL WRIT OF
y execution 10 me directed, from the Clerk
of the Circuit Court Of Kinds county, Est Dis
trict, Mississippi, | will, on
MONDAY, THE 3D. DAY OF APRIL, A. ID.
1876,
in front of the City Hail. in the city of Jack
son; proceed to sell, to the highest bidder, for
cash the following described lands and teme-
msnts to wit: Commencing at the southwest
corner of the lot now owned by Patrick ana
Matilda O. Leary and occupied by them as a
residence and store on the North side of Cap
itol street, in West Jackson, hereinbefore con-
viewed to them by r. Nj. Hobson; running
thence 40 feet west on north side of, and 'front.'
ing on, said Cnp toll street; thence north TO
Town Creek; thence in an easterly direction,
with the meanderings of said Greek, to point
Immediately north of the northeast corner OF
the lot before described as belonging to said
P and NJ. O'Leary, and on which said resi-,
dence and store stand thence south to said
northeast corner of said lot thence west I
the northwest corner of said lot, and thence
south to the place of beginning; being and
living in the city of Jackson, county Of Kinds,
State of Mississippi; also the brick tenement
situate thereon, the same having been levied
on as the property of defendants. and will be
SOLD to satisfy the judgment and mechanic
lien. and costs in the.above stated case.
This 14th day of March, A. D. 1876
S. b. THOMAS, Sheriff
Morcb * 1875 -w3t
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