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Our Washington Letter.
Special 70 the RRruBD1oAx.

special 10 tne hEPUBB1CAN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July. q, '76.
Democratic members of Congress
appear to estimate the intelligence of
the average American citizen by that
of their own party constituents; and
hence they expect the transparent
partizan tricks every day resorted to
by them, to be accepted as the work of
reformers and patriots in the great day
of accounts, next November. From
the opening day of the present session
of Congress, last December, up to
date, every resource has been exhaust
ed for the purpose of disgracing the
Secretary of the Navy. Every trial
has been perseveringly followed up,
and every scrap of information preju.
dicial to that officer has been carefully
husbanded for the one purpose of all
this expenditure of thousands of dol
lars of public funds, and this utter
disregard Of all the necessary work of
the session, namely: the ruin of a
prominent Republican official. His
own testimony and that of every chief
of bureau of his Department, have
apparently been ignored. Il was only
after a peremtory demand, several
times repeated, that he was allowed a
hearing, after their report. was we'll
under way. 1t is now rumored that
Glover, Chairman of the Real Estate
Committee, and Whittnom, Chairman
of the Naval Committee, have decided
to refer the evidence in their possession
to the Judiciary Committee, with a
view to Mr.. Robeson's impeachment,
should the latter Committee decide
that he is amenable to such a tribunal.
But it is not believed that report
would be reached until next session,
prior to which all the advantages OBJ
tainable from such scurvy partizan
trick would have been secured to their
party.
The case of Representative Hays is
another in point. He was charged
with the sale of cadetship and was a
long time under investigation, which
was completed weeks ago. The almost
universal verdict OF those familiar
with the testimony, was to the effect
that his traducers had failed to cast a
single blot upon his official integrity.
But no report was made until yester.
day, and then, instead of a square,
manly report, the Democratic mem
bers of the committee reveal their an
linus by saying that, although the tes
timoDy is insufficient to convict the
accused of fraudulent practices, yet
there is ground for grave suspicion !
1t has not been forgotten how Mr..
Blaine was dragged to the door Of
death, and a dispatch virtually ex-
hOnerating him was carefully suppress
ed. Other cases ar not wanting.
NIagnanimity is thrown away upon a
party SO constituted and led. a wit
ness swore point blank that he paid
Mr.. Kerr $3.50 for securing a friend
the appointment to Lieutenancy in
fRe army. There were many other
very ugly features in the case to con,
firm the witness but in view Of the
Speakers previous good record, he was
unanimously acquitted. But the in,
telligence of Democratic constituent
cies is not the standard Of American
citizenship generally.
The Banking aud Currency Com-
mittee again lodged any definite ac-
tion on the repeal Of The Resumption
act yesterday and il is asserted
that two Democratic officials, now
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er,u Manager.
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&c Co., Portland, Me. II At
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The Tired Body sues for sleep.
BosToy, March 16 1874.

II. n. STEvrss. ESQ;
DearSir-Tt "a as 'nrch from q scnse ofduty
ns OF gratitude that | write TO sav that youi
been Of Rrclt help - mo when nothing ets,
seemed 10 avail which could safely nse. Eth
or excessive mental work or unusu,i care
brings upon mo n norvous svhrustinn that des
perateiy needs slce?. hut as de per r,tclv dehes
H. Might after night the nopr. tired body sues
for sleep until tho d,y-lavn Il welcomed back,
and we begin our work tlrci out with an II.
most truitless chase after rest. Nov I have
found that n title Vekatine taken last before
retire gives ne sweet and immediate sleep, and
without any NJ tho evil Affects Of the usu,i mar.
cotlcs. think two things would tend to make
brain.workers sleep. ist-A little less work
2d-A little more vegotlne. This prescription
has helped me.
Now I have = particular horror of"psteut
medicine" hut navct grs1ter horror OF be.
ing AFRAID TO tell tho straight out truth. Tae
Negetinc has heipe ne, an1 I own 1t up.
Yours Sc,
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The following letter from Rev. r. g. BEST.
pastor VI. T.. Church, Natick Mas viii be read
with interest by many physlslius. Also those
son OF Rev. q, s. Best. No person can doubt
thiE testimony, and there IL no doubt about the
curative powers of NoWctine;
NAriok, Mass, Ian. I, 1874.
MR H. r. STEvFNs:
Dear Strive have good reason f,r regt ri.
ing your Nogetine medicine Of tho greatest
value. We fel assured that It has ben tho
means OF saving our sons Ito. Ha IL now Sow
entcen years Of age; tor the last two years he
ms suffered from necrosis Ofhis log, caused by
s'rot ulous affection. and was SO far roiuc Il
that all who saw him Thought his recovery i'm.
possible. council of able physicians could
give us but tho iaintost h0pn u his ever rally
ing, two OF the number d'c1rlng that ho was
beyond the relc't ot human rene lies N at even
nmputatipn could not save him, ms he had not
vigor onOrgh 10 endure the operation. Just
then We oommonced giving him Vegcttne, and
from that time 90 tho present he mas been con-
tinuously improving. Hs has lately resumed
his studies, thrown away ~utchss and cane,
and walks about chceriully and strong.
Though there Is still some discharge from the
opening whore the limb was lancei wo hayc
tho fullest cnnflanre taat Ia a iittle tlme he
viii be perfectly cured.
lie has taken about three dozen bottles oi
NeYo,ine, but lately uses but lit.l'. ne he ls-
ellres that he i too well - no takins mod iclue.
Respectfully yours,
H. HEAr..
hgs. l., q. Z. DEsr,
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]. s DIckERsoN,
Valuable Evidence.

The following unsolicited tnltim oniai from,
Row -. r, Walker, ~ -, formerly pastor oI
reliable evidence.
No ono shonii fail To observe that this tcsti
montal Is the result Of two years experience
with the use NJ NcVetiuc In the Rsv. MIR. wnlk
ct's family. who now pronouncos It invaiua
ble:
PRovipEScr. II. l., lGf Transit Street.
II. X. STEvKSs. ESQ.
teel hound tn express with nv signature thr
high value place upon your Ncgetine. My
family have used II for the last two years. In
ncryOut debility 10 u Invaluable, and I ~ccnm
mend It to all who may neei an inyigoratiny, 3,
renoyatiDg tonic.
q. 7. WALKER,
Formerly Pastor OF Bowloiu Square Church,
Boston
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NlsNONIgN DISEASES cured,

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A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE
SwAYNE'S
TAR & SARsAPARILLA PILLS.

Headache. Languor an ! Melancholy general.
ly spring from disoriorei stomach costivspesS
or torpid liver. Zach may be speedily remov-
ed by Dr Swayns's Tar pills, which stimuiat
tho Liver ani stoma h tot healthy action In
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LIVER COMPLAINT
that dreaded disease from which 30 many per-
sons suter, is frequently the cause OF
HEADACHE. INDIGESTION, q
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by the use OF these SarsapariIla pills, as they
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They nre purely vegetable, and act speeia IlY
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Describe symptoms on all communications.
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Ask your druggist for them.
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SAVED HIS LIFE.

KEM FFk ABEE. CUHE.
Was that OF Edward II. Hanson, Engineer st
George Ssesny,s Pottery, liss Ridge avenue,
Philadolphia. He hal u violent cough, ulY hs
swelts, sore throat and great weakness, spit -
different times q pint oi blood, gave up on
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because sound and healthy man. and re-
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$50 North Sixth street, Phila.
Sold by all Prominent Druggists. il
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tS5" 1t is recorded Of Mr.. Moo
dy that when a snail boy he had lit
Ito faith in prayer. Ouce wien be
was creeping under heavy fence, 1t
fell down upon him and caught him
so that he could not get away. He
struggled ill he was quito exhausted
and then began to cry tor help; but
no was far from any houss and no
one heard him. At last he got sefely
out. and thus was the account he
gave Of his escape Il tried and
tried, and L couldn't lit them awful
heavy rails then l hollered for help,
but nobody came and then l began
to think | should have to die away up
there on tue mountains all alone.
Bot happened to think, may be
God would help mo, so | asked Him.
And after that / could litt tho rails
juct as easy !" His last term oil
school was in the winter Of his 18th
year. lie was tho leading spirit o.
mong the boys, aud so much mischief
lid he lead them into that OF length
the teacher was in despair and threats
ened 10 turn him out At this his
mother was sorely Prievcd. She told
him how nuch ashamed she shos!d
be to have one of her sons turned out
OF school, and directed him TO 20 to
the teacher, ask forgiveness Of his bad
conduct, aud try TO be credit to his
mot her rather than disgrace. This
be did in all sincerity, and all the
rest of the term, for the 6rst timo IN
his life, applied himself faithfully to
study. But il was too late for him
to become scholar. 4
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T,Jc'inc is Soil by al Draggisis.
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~Diptheria Of q most malignant
character is prevailing in portions Of
Orange county, N. Y. One family
lost four children within four days,
and in another two we're buried on
one day. There are many cases,
and . widespread feeling Of anxiety
prevails.
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TO THE SICK.

great many are now suffering With coidS,
cCugh'. and other ailments, which. if not
prOuntly attended to may result In IN incura.
bic iisense For all diseases OF the throat,
breast aud lungs, bronchialor asthmatic aGsos
tlUus,
Dr.. Sicayne's Compound Syrup Of Hid
Cherry
Is a pleasant and certain cure The oldest and
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removes NIL diseased matter which obstruo's the
lungs, tho liberation IL healed and the sufferer
Il restored to perfect health, Its nsurishing,
STRENGTHENING, and for disturbed rest at night.
fs use will give sweet rep so. If the bowels are
costive, or liver disordered, take at hrpt feW
" hich viii svacua.c the bowels. and 10 Of vita
Importance, relieve the congosted liver, ana
remove all billion nes.. Then follow with
Swayne's Wild Cherry Syrup, and health,
strength and hap,i IL sdro TO be the rssuls
These valuable IN edicines
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DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLowERANp GENTIAN,


MAY FLOWER AND GENTIAN,
Sure cure for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
Impurities of tho bOOl and 9oneral Debiiity,
feinal. Weakness and all other diseases arising
from dis0riered system. positive ani eticc.
tual cure for fever and Agua. Thousands have
used u when all other remedies failed and to-
DAY are perfectly cured.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND
Ia one OF the most successful medicines ever Of
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rhon, Dyscnlery, Cholera, and all summer Com.
plants, rheumatism Toothnche anl Neuralgia,
This Compound Is warranted ami has never
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HORSE AND CATTLE LINIMENT.
This celebrated Llniment has no equal the
world for the following complaints In man or
beast, vi Spralus, Burns, Sweeney. Collar
Blistcrs, Flesh wounds ram klnis an man or
beast, Rhcumatism. Barns and Scalds,warrant.
ell 10 cure snake Bites Asue In the Breast, sore
NIPPLES. This Lnimeut Il highly recommended
by all who have used IT,.
KEYSTONE Cough SYRUP.
Thi. wonderful medicine, which Il purely Veg
etab'e Preparation, IL one OF the most safe,
speedy and sure cure for Colds, Coughs IIosrs
ness. bronchitis, Wooping Cough, Pain IN the
Chest, splitting of Blood, Soreness Rnd Bleciiug
OF the Lungs or Throat which has ever been
ohoroi to tue public. DO not walt until your
cough has settled In consumption, tor cOgsunp-
tiOn once deeply seated cannot no cured. Try II
sc afflicted ones for Phthi.lc. Coagl, bronchitis,
and all other allegt!ons otthe Throat and Lungs
and With GOd's blessing and u regular use OF
this medicine according ID direction you may
confidently expect u cure.
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
For the relief AMI cure ot Bilious Complaiuts of
all kinds, Dyspepsia, Jaindlc'. Headache, In.
digestion, iInpurity ofthe Blood Sc.
GORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
Is sure Cure for bleciing AMI itching Piles.
Full directions for use accompany each and
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that Dr. J Il Gnriner's name Is printed upon
every Label. Information on any disease cheer.
inlly communicated, Address
Dr J. II GORDNER,
Light Street Columbia 90 Pa
For sale at all Druggists and Country stores,