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Reliable Evidence.

Mr.. II. II. STEVENS:
Dear Slr-l Wih most cheerfully
add my testimony TO The great
numberyOu have already reCely d
In favor or your great ana good
1lclne, NEGE1IEE, for | do not
III nix enough can be said in lis
praise, for | was troubled over
thirty years with that drradtIl
disease, Ca arrh, and had such bad
c ughing spells that it would
seem rs thou h | never could
breathe any mote, and Negetine
h IS cured me; and 1 do feel 10
tnank God all the time tuat there
Is so good n medicine as Negetine
and also think IL one OF the best
medicines Tor COUGHS ana weak,
sinking feelings at the stomach,
and a wise every body TO take the
Ntgetlne, for | can assure Them
II IS one OF the best medicines
that ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazine and Nainut sts..
Cambridge, Mass.
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HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.


No medicine will 50 efectually Improve the
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ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE

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IND-DIURETIC
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iust the thing for nervous complaints, as those
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CHAIR EsTowN, Mar. 10, 1850.
II K STEYENS:
Dear oir-This Is 10 certify that
| have USED our "BloOd PreparI-
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la or CinkerOus Humurs or kueu-
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one In need OF such a medicine.
Yours respectfully,
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60 N ERvOUS
DISEASES.
and neTvous and Involuntary muscuIar acllOn.
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTER


by rallying the nervous forces, have proved
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MARK THESE FACTS.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOllOWay's Pills.

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SUFFOLK, 81. FeO. %, lSi5.
Then personally appeared the said George f.
DlnsmOre, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by him subscribed is true.
Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS,
National Republican., 1877-10-20
The Philadelphia Press.

This sterling journal has taken its new
departure under the management of Mr. W.
w. NEvIN rs its editor. In announcing this
fact it says:
Politically the Press will be an independent Re
publican journal thoroughly Republican, but also
thoroughly independent
We do not stand committed to the support of the
administration of national affairs by President
HAYES. neither are we committed against II. We
do not stand committed to the support of the al
minIstratiun of Governor HARTRASPT IN the Com.
mnnwcalth nor are We committed against it, We
do not stand committed to the support of the mn,
nicipal administration of Mayor STOKLEY nor urr
We committed against it, We shall support aud
defend all these as all other established interests
when they are found serving their party by serving
their country, And we heartily trust and hope
that all their acts may bear this test But II We
should have occasion honestly To differ in Judg
mcut or conviction with either or all, We shall dC
50 fcarlcssly aud boldly As God gives us 10 see
the truth we shall defend IT, and should either OI
all abandon the principles or traditions of Repub
licanisn or stain it, fair name by corrupt alliance
or the inefficient administration OF their high trusts
We stand ready to expose, denounGe, and fight the
wrong.
In this announcement the Press puts itsel
in line politically with the NATIONAL RE
PUBLICAN, and we welcome it heartily as {
colaborer in the Republican vineyard. 1t il
an able, vigorous, and manly Journal anC
we have no doubt of its prosperity "~"s" IL
new management
National Republican., 1877-10-20
PERSONAL.

THE PLUME dcfalcation is another feather
In the cap of New York.
WE SEE it stated in the New York Herald
that IS. 5. Cox Is funnier man than old Randall"
| AND now, Col Ingcrsoll, did Tom Paine eat
| fried bcesteak?
ANNA DICKINSON has refused two offers of
marriage this year.
KATE LoREScE is a California pedestrian
who having walked II hundred miles within
| twenty.fuur hours, IL coming East.
IT Is maliciously said by the Chicago Tribune
| that the hanging OF liar by Black Hills miners
was intended US a warning To Eli Perkins.
SPEAKER RANDALL gives an example of
| Economy in living. His house here is u neat but
small and plain one.
LIEUT.. john L. PILLsBURY has been or
dcred to duty at the photographic Orce in this
| city.
SENATOR MoRToNs son, who is i'll at Ona-
laska Alaska, Is recovering but his hysicians for
bid his removal at present
LONDON Court Journal: Professors Tyndall,
Darwin and Huxley will spend their autumn hUli-
day IN the Trenton Falls, Oneida United States
| OF America.
GEN. JAMES LoNGsTREET, now living quietly
at Gainesville Ga has been writing REVIEW OF the
battle oI Gettysburg, giving new view Of thut
affair.
SECRETARY THOMPSON has returned from
Culpeptr Va. lie expresses himself vciy much
Plea el win MS NlslL lie met with II mo cOrui
reception from his old friends Of that county.
i GENERAL SHERMAN yesterday telcgraphcd
to General McCook that he would reach Washing.
ton on Monday morning, and would stop at the
EbDtt House.
LIEBIG is to have two statues, one at Mu,
mich and the other at Glessen Twenty. eight thou
sand seven hundred and iiity dollars have been
collected for the former place and 5000 for tho
latter.
WM. f. JOYCE is now residing with his wife
and children In GeOrgetOwn. where he proposes tC
, permanently reside. lie is now engaged in pub
fishing book of poems, and has also entered into
his former employment OF general literary work.
JOHN GIBSON, writer to the Signrt, died u,
Edinburgh a couple Of weeks ago ut the age O
eighty. one. lie was Sir Walter SCOTS law agent
and published Il notable volume OF "Reininls
cences" OF his illustriOus client.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Republican Fidelity.

The wiseacres who know so much that
fhey do not know at all, have been predict
ing that Senators CoNOvER, SPENCER and
PATTERSON were to vote with the Demo-
Gratis on all questions relating to the South.
They are greatly confounded by the action
Of those Senators on the questions that have
already come up for consideration. They
adhere to their party faith with their ac-
customed fidelity, and stand shoulder to
shoulder with the most faithful. This is
gratifying, and only shows how their pa
triotism and fidelity have been underrated
by the enemies of Republicauism.
The Republican side of the Senate Cham
ber has shown itself unit on the Louis.
lana question, and we have every reason tc
believe that the line is not to be broken il
future contests where Republican fidelity il
involved In this there is hope for tn,
country and the cause of justice
National Republican., 1877-10-20
THE B4LTIMORE SYNOD.
Rev. Mr.. Morrison's Defense-The Decision
of the synod.

Rev Mr.. Morrison's Defense-The Decision
of the synod.
Rev. Dr. wills called the synod TO order yester.
day morning, opening the session with religious
| services.
Following these, Rev. George Morrison made On
the most prominent:
| First That he had equal rights with shryock.
Second. That Il the charges of shryock were dis
missed his should be;
ministry Of the Lord, and had always tried to do
Ills will
member Of the Prcshytcry from whose action an
| appeal had been made have II right 10 state the
REASONS why they voted as they did,
| The roll Of the Baltimore Presbytery was then
called. and Reys. Drs. Backus, Marquis, Fulton,
Gibson, Rankin, Carter, NOyes, Beale and Jellcy
spoke at considerable length.
After these gentlemen had finished the Preshy-
terry Of Baltimore retired with Mr.. Morrison for
consultation During their absence the rolls of the
were called, and each Hf,nber In order was given
an opportunity 10 cxptss his ideas Of the case,
before the final vote Of the synod was taken. In
this way the session was extended To II M, when
they adjourned for twenty minutes to take lunch'
THE AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the Synod again convened Judge Drake
spoke yett brcihly IN favor uf sustaining the np
peal Of gr Morrison Ahrr, his 'lEcch, ~ which
he indilged in considerable ministerial bull
DOING tho final vote Of the synod was taken.
The si.ou was, shall the synod Of Baltimore
support the appeal ana Complaint hi rev George
Morrison against the ITc>hytcry of baltimore"
The vote was Us follows To sustain, not to sIis.
tain, 20; 10 sustain III part, H.
These II were then instructed to retire and de-
eide their exact ground, Rs both sides claimed
them.
Judge Drake argued that they should he COnsld.
cred US voting To sustain the appeal
They returned after M absence Of nn hour, and
reported that they decided to sustain the compliant
and appeal
Thk gave Mr.. Morrison the victory, and he was
the subject Of hearty congratul lnt'ons; The synod
through Rev. Mr.. Windsor submitted a memorial
which was accepted. Rev Mr.. Squiers offered q
resolution Of thanks to DR.. Sunderland, Board o
t Trustees, and every one having anything to dc
with the synod. The repoh Of the committee o
Foreign Missions wa read BY Mr.. Fulton and or
dered 10 be publkhed.
The business u tho Synod having been f1Ished
Il adjourned 70 meet mil year at the Westminster
1hsIrch- BAIhmore.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
District Anairs.

The Forty-tiith Congress is now organ
ized, and the residents Of the District should
be early in the field with well-prepared
plan of action to secure much-nceded legis-
lation. II has been common for members
Of Congress from the rural districts TO
look upon the District Of Columbia as n
pauper appanage, and its people as
hangers-on upon the bounty OF
Congress, to whom it should dole
out such pittanccs as in its charity it seems
1t. It is time that this feeling was cor
rected. 1t is true that n large number OF
the residents here are employees of the Gov
ernment; but they give their services ioi
the pay (very often inadequatcj which
they receive, and instead of these men be
ing looked on rs pensioners upon the bounty
of Congress, they should be considered n
lily paid employees.
At q fair valuation made by the last as
sesment, tho Government owned forty-hv'
pdr cont. and the citizens of the Distno
National Republican., 1877-10-20

SOME of the Republican papers are in
clined to take the Democratic Senators to
task for their votes on the reference of Mr.
SPoFFoRD's credentials to the Committee
on Privileges and Elections. 1t is true that
last spring every Democrat in the Senate
voted to refer the credentials of Governor
KELLOGG to that committee. At the time
this was done there was no contestant for
the seat claimed by Mr.. KELLOGG. He
came from Louisiana duly accredited as
Senator from that State, but all the Demo.
Gratis and some of the Republicans voted to
refer his papers, because there was dispute
O. to who had carried the election in Louis
lana. Mr.. SpOFFORD now comes forward
and claims the place which Mr.. KELLOGG
claimed last spring, and still claims, and
the Democrats insist and vote that Mr.
SPofFoRD's claim shall be considered al
once, without reference and to the entir,
ignoring Of the claim Of Governor KEEL
Loda, and some Of the papers say this is
inconsistent They have not remembered
the record of Democracy. That party is
only consistent in two things-one in being
inconsistent and the other in never failing
70 advocate and vote for whatever is sup,
posed to be in tine interest of the Demo
cratic party. Questions Of honor, honest,
or consistency are never allowed to interfer,
with the interests of the party.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
The Republican and the Mer-
chants.

The enemies of the Republican party,
prominent among whom is the New York
World and its echo in this city, are attempt
ing to distort our allusion to the indelicacy
Of consulting the importers on the subject
Of the selection of collector of customs at
that port, into an attack upon that class.
No such inference is justified from anything
we have said We hold the New York mer-
chants and importers in as high esteem, no
doubt as those do who are engaged in this
paltry business OF misrepresenting our posi-
ton. We have not alluded to the mOicty
system at all in this connection, and it is
simply uncandid in the World to lug it in
by way of controversy.
The World states that the NATIONAL RE.
PUBLICAN is cooperating with New York
journal in the work of pressing Mr.. CONK-
LING for the leadership of the Republican
party. This paper is a defender of the Re
publican faith and so far as Mr. CoSKLING
is concerned, 30 long and so far as he is tru,
to the faith, we recognize him among its
honored leaders He needs no pressing
for that position. He holds it already, and
has won it by honorable and faithful ser.
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Hotel Arrivals.

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MaaS ! EsWsT snFrrsss Fsn IA NS&Sr& ,iSo1
4r',agt.n,I, !, V Thurston and wife, \ y; J Hart
veil " a ma.Sn"Ss IL Hsr,Tsd GonR n, Mr. and Mrs Mrs
terson and Lantz and vile. New York.
nTuanrs-c ,Fsymo,d.r p9nqyan, 4 L Van
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hck..r r.. r. Guild h md mugs' y; Mr an sni Ms & 7 "
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ToWne, Y; 4 II Jones, Phiia; i A denny nnd wife,
W Dyer sablngton, Mas.
land = !; % u Ely'W T. and d e%SEh.sr Ea''hhampion,
NY y; & il iaSs m aud vile, Pisltsburs u n
HoaElan All vie, Mil stone. Mass
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wick' tGj il Howard, y ,T;,C i ihdInE and " T.;
' e%s Gov %"S GrS OF drew fla bf 9 Steel. Rs% Il
MeDonsd, Ri h%eGmmoni' yS We & &Tobi:I; san Antonio
RogS;:.r G. Lyermore, Bahson Ros,9ni II 7 Eel.
Hon Hon \ lockwood, lion il nenstie, Il Horace Horace
more; q BARLOW and wife, Brookyn. NY OH hrad.
H~ Ss ana &%a wo w daahs mSitS% Whees %S TH IL
Mtr9I,o'itm.5w. II BurTstt, ci!y J p .ThompkIn,
ESsn ~ Ssrs S1T"T"s SoS%s E%!iH VI J%&
| son. M; ny McAden and wife. NJ OTIS and wife
Miss X BlarkwOoh, y G; HpgemAn, n J; G III
| Rrmer Y; y A Fletcher, Mich; Z sidenberg. " Y;
| s W Bassett, y J.
81 Jdne.-J d Fry, Cincinnati q HalentIne W.
| + Stucke and aud W II IIuughion, Long Branch;
| W Bennett, Rhode island; Mrs Eiw Ferry, Mary.
| land; J A steward Maryland; 4 Taylor Virginia;
CZ Higgins, Indiana: 7 q Garrison, n Y; - Weller
Pennsylvania; 4 A Ashby, Mary land; u W Meloog
| and VIE, Ohio; a Robbins, Connecticut: Dr i
Jones aud JnU q SOaks, Pennsylvania n Hughes
OntRrio u Town, Chicago; Mrs. Finck Phlnde
| pha; Mrs French W Hickman and & u Hickman
| Nirpinia = NJ Wilkinson, Ohio; Mrs J I. Phelps New
| York Jno Melve, may Lonrnml Iowa. Iiom Hale
| Il Kiln, Pennsylvania.
| Ndi0nni-A 4 IIegeman, n J; John G Crevler, N J.
| o l. Gardner, " Y; FN Smith, New York city; Il 5
| Hull, Ind; Hon u Willie Texas; John WlssOn
| III Joseph White, il, u O. q l. stephens, Y: a
| Fmk", Baltimore; MrsGrOrye Ca,yert, Md; sanIuc
| W Very, Naval Academy; G y FOllanster, Philnicl
| tiUliOher, W NG Col Campbell, W Va; John "
| Jarvis, Wyoming James Lesion city; Hon q Camp
ton, Md; l. tnssard, baltimore; II HONS, st Louis
| I W Robinson, Detroit; Charles Taylor, y Y; T.
| Hpnklc, Md; q w Adams Gni II L johnson, Chpy
| enupi browning, Samuel Brown, u WoIlfJri
Md; II Jacob y Y; Thomas ShHnks, baltimore:
Jones, y Y; Watkins, Y; A shannon, phila
| delphu.
Rdps-T G Llvermorc, J Babson, BOSTON, II 7 Eel
| low, Van NnlkrnbuTg, syracuse, \ Y; II NJ Pbrier
Hon u n LOg OgkwOOd, Hon II Benedict, Y; Horace
| Phlbruuk. B,s.on: W Henry, \ NJ MEnahAn, Baltl
| more; q Barlow y ID wife, Brooklyn, Y; e II Brad
| shaw and wife, bnst tbn; u II Gnrden, Va; II X Leet
vile and two dhu shters, Wheeling, W Va
National Republican., 1877-10-20
Obstruction in the Path.

The committee of one hundred citizens,
composed of men of all parties, appointed
to mcmorialize Congress in behalf of such
legislation as will benefit the National Cap
ital is now confronted by Mr.. COLUMBUS
ALEXANDER who has written and pub
lished letter declining to act as one of its
members, He gives divers and sundry
reasons for his singular action, among
which we find the following:
|, There Is much, admit, In said memorial tina
Is very just aud cOmmendable, but there Is con
tanned IN 1t a clause that to my mind may be con
strued to involve Job which may result In in
curing further debt 10 the District and inGreaSet
taxation. I refer 70 the Potomac riyer;" and
National Republican., 1877-10-20

does seem to me to open fresh and new field for
large expenditure OF public money without lesscn-
ing the burden Of our people.
2. To my mind our efforts should he directed or
made In Congress to relieve our citizens from an
oppressive debt which was contracted In rioldtion
Of idT, and much Of Il IN Irdud and which con
sumes large part of the revenue Of the District to
pay the interest on the 36j District bonds
g. Thc middle and poorer classes Of our citizens
are weighed down by special tdrdiiOa' through
the cinstumentaty Of the acts of the late Board of
Public Works and District Commissioners, un
authorized by law.
We apprehend that the committee Of one
hundred citizens will meet at Willard Hall
this evening and consider what is duty, in
spite of the pronunciamento of this obstruc-
ZIONIST. The reasons given above are spleeny
and pucrile, and should not weigh feather
with such citizens as desire to promote the
health, beauty, and comfort of the nations
capital 1t is not the first time that efforts
to benefit the citizens of Washington have
been met by a narrow-minded opposition
but whenever IL has been interpossd the
work has progressed regardless of it-and it
will be so in this instance.
National Republican., 1877-10-20

WE are willing to furnish texts upon
which our "non-partisan' neighbors can
discourse. Anything to amuse them or en-
gage their attention and keep them en-
ployed. But it looks rs if they have need
that more than texts should be furnished
to insure an intelligent and sensible dis
cusson of the subjects presented. The
apparent parsimony of ability to discuss re-
minds MS Of an order once made by an in.
valid friend on his restaurant for few deli.
cacies in the way'of dinner. 1t ran thus
Dear B.: Please send me q few saddle.
rocks on hall-shell, a nice quail on toast
with such other delicacies of the season rs
you have at hand. And, dear b., above
everything else, send me an appetite, that
may properly discuss and enjoy what you
furnish" The cases are parallel.