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In the matter Of treasury patronage
New York is fast becoming, lift has not
already become, the Ohio Of the depart
ments. With Manning at the helm the
Empire State is not likely to suffer. A
correspondent has been looking over the
Blue Book and fishes out this formidable
string Of New York people in the Treas
ury:
The secretaryship and tho two Assist
ants from New York; also the Appoint
ment Clerk, his Assistants, the Private
Secretary and nearly every important
clerk In the Treasury: For instance,
Chief Clerk Of the Warrant Division,
New York, with q salary Of $3.50; EST.
mate Chief, New York, 5000: Assistant
Chief Public Moneys, New York, s. 900;
Chief OF Customs, New York, S2,750 AS
sistant Chief Internal Revenue and Nayi.
CATION, New York, $1,000; Assistant
Chief Loans and Currency, New York,
S2.l00; Superintendent Paper Mill, New
York, $3.50 per month; Special Agent
Chief, New York, $Sa day; Agent Seal
Islands Alaska, New York, $3.50; Fore
man Cabinet Shop, New York, S. day.
These are the soft snaps in the Secre-
tary's office. But incorporation Of New
York men who are equally vol and bet
ter fixed in the Treasury will crafty MIR.
Cleveland and save him q deal OF trouble.
There is the Supervising Inspector Cen
eral, $500; Chief OF the Bureau OF Sta
tistics, 5000; Chief Of the Bureau OF En-
craving and Printing, $500; Superin-
tendent OF the same, s., 900; superintend-
emit OF the Plate Branch, 81 per day;
Chief OF the Division Second Comptroller,
$500; Deputy Comptroller, g 500 Chief
OF Division, s., 200; Bond Clerk, 5000;
Book. keeper and assistant, 5000 each;
Second Auditor, $500; two Chiefs Of
Division, Third Auditors Office, 5000
each; one Chief Of Division, Sixth Audi:
tors Office, $1,000; Assistant Treasurer Of
the United States, S., COO; Cashier, S, GOO;
Assistant Cashier, $500; three Chiefs Of
Divisions at s., 500 each; Assistant Teller,
$2,250; Chief Book.keeper, Registers
office, $500; three Chiefs Of Division at
$1,000 each Superintendent Of Stamps,
Internal Revenue, $2,O0O; three Revenue
Agents at SIS q day. These are only those
places that run from 5000 upwards.
Below this are swarms OF clerks from
New York at 81 800, 81 900 and s., 400 q
year.
Its suggested that this state Of affairs
will bother Secretary Manning, because II
he desires to put New York men inhe will
have TO turn New York men out. But the
men who are in are not the men who can
be relied on 70 work for Cleveland, Man
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A co,ere,l ae,ress.

A Sparta, Ga, dispatch to the Philadel.
phia Pres says: David Dickson, the rich
est planter in the South next to Richard
son, Of Mississippi, recently died, leaving
an estate CT $500, 900. He had no children,
but large number Of relatives, excellent
people, who expected to BIO handsomely
remembered. His will, Just probated, re-
veals the fact thathe hascutotf his kindred
with small sums, and bequeathed fully
$500, 900 in property to Amanda Eubanks,
q negroes, making her the richest negroes
in the world. There is deep disgust over
the affair.
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THE CABINET

1.av.. an Unpleasant Taste In an Esteemed
cetsmporary's Mouth.
Louisville courierJoarnal.
The tint impression which will prevail
upon a knowledge Of the composition Of
the Cabinet will one Of mingled dlsap-
po.ntmeps and surprise. Inmodern poll.
tlcs there are no precedents for the selec-
tion Of more than one member of.the Adj
mlnistration from o single State. Ane1-
sctinp criticism would add to this objection
ths further demurrer t twas enough
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,e HSs Sunday S S ISIS %iItIls j. HAN:
ILToN, aged p years. 1910.
Funeral from his fathers residence, Tuesday,
March 10, a. 2EM. Friends Of the family are re.
spectiully invited toa.tsnd.
FRAsuER-on Tuesday, March Q, 1ss5, at
o'clock 4. n, Mira SAMUEL FRAsHER, daughter OF
Mr.. G. Fry, aged p yeats.
Funeral took place at O'Clock Wednesday after
noon from the residence Of her uncle, 4. T. Hutch
isou, corner Of Market and Twentieth street In.
torment at Peninsula Cemetery.
Oh, weep not mother. loved md biest,
Ye brother. sisters, friends,
For Jesus gives the weary rest,
And He The sweetest comfort tends.
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SALVATION on is an infallible cure for
headache, hackache, pain in the side and
limbs. and all rheumatic and neuralgia
affections. It relieves pain and extirpatcs
the disease that causes 1t. Price twenty
five cents q bottle.
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graal aptisss.

nISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNlihN
~ States, for the District Of West ViSiD@'
Charles H. Berry ,,,-,.,,
Steamboat Chesapeake. .,.,..
Whereas libel has been filed ln w. y ys ~;
Court Of The Unlted States for the plt1a y W" w
VifHinia, on the 9Th day OF March. lssl y
III, Berry agsitlSt the steamboat "ChesAps ~
engines, tackle, Quilt, apparel and iuIn'T IIS,tu
Now, therefore, in pursuance es,'E.s ,.S .SJ dr
under the seal Of Sald Court 70 me directs y II rs
llvered do hereby give public hOuSG '. sssl5n
sons claiming. the said Ste4mD9aI, ~ =, ' n sty
laekle, outtt, apparel and lItnltHts, " y, Eng.
manner interested therein, or knoWigg ~ " ~
demned and sold pursuant TO The prAyetSa' "a H.
libel, that they may be and appear Ot,o'wS lslrl
tict Court 70 DO held in the StY o .,t,,iSI' d
ii and for Eaid District Of Nat nNrit IS.S Il
SATURDAY, TIE 2lIt DAY, oF MAECn I,sSSiiai
ii o'clock In the forenoon Of thAt VIZ Nh 1,hor
the same shall DO day Of tITisqlcuT,SS,, ,cI.,.
wls0 on the next day oil juts1icL I;.i,t. md
then and there 10 InterpOse tleif GlaiA''
make theif allegations Ia thA! Deaalti: ,vsoS
IS. NanhRi DiStttct West tWSr@
TT. HUduS, Proctor for llbell1hL nH
W1lREIINO, W. VA, March D. lasS.
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DIED.,

USE the great specific for "coldin head"
and catarrh-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
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Bridget,s s1lstake.

Boston Trameript.
Mamma cries little Edith, olive me
"Well,' says mamma, "you go and ask
Bridget for one-only one, remember
and yon may get two for Mamie" ian cid.
er sister,.
Presently Edith comes back. "Mamma,"
she says, ~ tink Bridget made a mistake,
and dave me two dates for myself and oily
one for Mamie"
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FTTss-All Fits stopped free BY pr. Kltnes 9Fsat
Vicious cares Treatise and q @ triG bottle tIee %
HI cases. eenhto Or. Kline, gSl Arch ~
Pa. Cancer Institute, ~ Arch b., Pniia. fa: 70
toik AoghNIeN
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gtenet Apent.
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.TEANISHIP
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
'EATRAIN5- OF REFERENCE MARKS.
sDaiiy. fsundRy excepted. MONDAY Rxcepted.-
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Saantsd.

WyAETED- IruATloE-pp,SSe-
Wv Newspaper Or job, .empsfsis sbS i S,LtR
experienced en- locals; want WoFt ~. nll.sll,;
steady. Box 20l, baltimore, Nd. t41 w 4
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Special gotiees.

a CARD-Toa all who arc suffering from erfon
md in6isefetsons d youth, nervous weakness,
eInS tSSf Nh cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
Srest remedy WaS discovered BY missionary n
South America. Send eelt.addEeHsed envelope 70
REV, J6GEFH T. 1HNAs, Station D. New York.
NV1l,XWRKW
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gor9ent.

|EOR RENT-BRICK STABLE X
Il rear Of DR.. ulrichs house, lalEe enG1Fh \,
three 50 horses ard carriage. Enquire a j
BRlLL.i&, l1hS Main street MI
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NOR SALE-SToCK AND BUSINESS

LNUK SAI4E-SIUUk AND BUSINESS
u Of FitStclaSs Grocery.
Having 10 assume the duties Of City Collector In
o short time, an compelled TO close business and
dispose Of my stock Of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
which Is now, fresh and desirable, together with
the furniture and fixtures, including shelving,
show cases, counters, scales, one horse, new wagon
harness, and every oth,r appliance necessary Tor
class condition. There 6 also Ia the stock large
lot OF willow and split baskets The store Is loc6-
ted at No. 1868 Market street, where 0 good busl.
ness has been built up, aud d Sill carried on, and
This Is splendid opportunity for the right man to
Of once step into q pl3 log business. For pRrtIcu-
Lars call on or address n. C.CRAWFoRD,
mil iNhS Mn,ket 81. Mhnfiinp. 81. Ma
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NEW AM ,.......,.CHAs.M UHlENAN, Master
MATT >. HoLt, CLERK,
Leaves TUESDAY, March 10, at3r. n, positively.
Passengers aud freight rccelpted through 10 al
points West and South. For freight or passage lp'
pl ne % board Or to FRANK BOOTH. Agent.
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.pEGULAp TUESDAY PACKET FOR
Pstksr,iSStg RUsSSsOy shSllpSi.
vile, Cincinnati aud Louisville, the -
elegant passenger steamer
NpH ANnEg CuiR Muut VuAw NaS40r
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aats aud Gaps.

iGEETLEMEN's SILK AND FELT
NJ HATS renovated 10 present styles ut m0deEate
charges, by VIM. 6taloWsLy, the Practical Halter,
Plttbutgh, Pa. Leave your orders with L, 9
WoolSseh, n siStscnla street, Wheeling. ucA
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Cancer for Many Years.
suatehed from the Grave.

Mn. ssrsh E Turner and hee nothsr, Mrs p,
BTTan, for pfDeteen yeays residents Of hn nooiat
lem maize the Iollosing s.siemeaS = 70 tns
ISrita cf Suits epseihc. NnS. Turnsrs case y
EcIl known IN that community. Fhe qys:
al vas afflicted for tgo or three TeIh With Ee1e-
0s and ETJsipelIs combined. Ny Whole system "a
rrtken dosh, m, strength ana aPpftiis eone, and
,scene ~ heiples a q child being lifted Iron Hsce
m pIsce by ny frieDdA vas treated 81 TIE 80
~ sirssus IN he COMMUNITY yifh Iodide Of Psiasn
- 4 d. other usual remedies Tor such esseA- va
1iyen M 20 ale By my hieDdA. Ny sunrinp rde
ssTobd seripii6n ssd had lost All hope o. fecsT-
~ ia January Sas induced 20 Try swtfts see-
AZ bsv;nF Ttosiyed pamphle from the conpsnI
5etsiIirR tsmerits The erBt bali donen botuS nsa
he efsct 70 bring back bOpe 70 ny hezrt ana teo
tAoasht Of being veil Rgzin brought Joy an go,
-. n the houSehoid ] have taken hbsetha -
soft,sS. The sI4es have AL healed up and aiap-
,Ds.rss. nv strength has returned. and sm abe 70
- IN Sinda al b0usa work SSiftb bpeeine, non-
stiv helieve. snafchsd ne IRON the frase. aad 40
ool kno1 h0x q BE gYsttful enonrh ior my reegs-
~. ,,..
Iknov that 8 g 8. has ssssd ny danEh;ers iie,
-. " h nnst uTeiehed looking oblect thai
s-sr - vhsu - connsncrd taking H. heing Per.
s.-tIv heIples, thank God that ve ever beard q
hi - e1peS my ehilk. HRs- 2. 4 B1IAL
HrSRoIpf. TEFE.. nct. !. 1884
Trpatise on Hood and Skin Disezses meifd IT,
TuY SWIFT RPErIYIc ca. Drager =, Au.n,l 80:
Ia bx IanRhlin Bros A. Go. and l1ynn ~ y
Thoie:sle md retail. Wheeling. WV
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LIVE STOCK.
WHEEL M.


The market is very good, this week.
Messrs. Hudson & Bayha furnished the
following quotations:
Cattle, 81 5O@4 so for all kinds.
Hogs, fair supply, active; .4@4}c per ID.
Sheep 3@4lc.
Calves. S. O0@l0 90.
Fresh COWS, $40 OO@50 90.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February l3.-The DroverS
Journal reports: Live Hogs-Receipts:
10000 head; shipments 5000 head; general
market lower and weak; rough packing
81 seal 95; packing and shipping s. OO
as IS; light 81 5O@5 O5; skiPs 80 30
Cattle Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head; prime l5@25c lower; exports
Sc oC66 40; shipping steers l,4Oo to
1900 pounds, S. 6O@5 90; common to
medium 81 1895 co. Texans 81 OO9
) 90. :.
Sbeep-Receipts 10000 head; shipments
1000 head; market active at l5c ID Csc
lower; inferior to fair 81 25@3 Is; med
um 10 good 81 50@4 IS; choice 81 259
( IS. Market overstocked with undesirable
grades.
New York.
NEW York, February l3.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 100 head; early sales at full Wednes'
DAYS prices, but trade dragged and before
The finish declined 10000 per cwt. the
market closed weak with 10 carloads to
carry over; extremes, steers S. 0097 Is per
cwt,: general sales, S 30@6 30 for bulls;
and tomorrow $500 quarters beet, 957 car
cows and oxen 50 25@5 25; shipments to- lay
cases mutton.
sheep-Receipts 1900 head; market
dull aud lover; clearance not made; ex-
tremes, 81 SOFAS so for sheep; IS DOCS 20
for lambs
Hogs-Receipts $40 head; live hogs nom
inany frmer and higher at S. 30@5 20 per
cwt.
East LIBERTY, February l3-Cattle-
Market slow. and shade Of from yester.
day. Receipts 494 head shipments 552
head.
Hops-Market fair. Receipts 400
head: shipments 400 head; Philadelphia
IS 4OCa5 50; Yorkers s. 3095 IS.
Sheep--Market fair at unchanged prices
Receipts $500 head; shipments 800
head.
Cincinnad.
CINCINNATI, February l3.-Iive Hogs
Firm: common and light g 9095 IS;
hacking and butchers 81 8595 30; re-
ceipis 1900 head; shipments 800 head.
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America Ahead Peculiar Characteristics
Of Americans The Evils and How Re-
stored.
In this age of hustle and hurry. an age
devoted to great projects and enterprises
the American people are taking the lead IN
the furtherance Of noble works, and in the
advancement of the SCIENCES and arts. In
these they deserve to take high rank, and
through the united works OF millions the
American continent is fast being trans
formed from its untamed state and being
placed on an equality with the older oou-
tinents beyond the ocean. The Amer
lean people are fast, under these influences,
developing into a nervous, energetic race,
remarkable for its vim and business qnalid
cations: vet there is danger that In the
course of years these very elements may
combine 10 the ruination Of the physical
character of the people, and leave them
feeble and altogether different IRON their
fortfSthers. General debility is now much
more common than formerly and seems to
he on the increase among the masses.
Many remeOleb ndNo UeSu SAeSnSA
yertised for this widespread complaint, but
none of these have been so successful or
met with such general favor as the remedy
manufactured BY DR.. s. b. Hartman and
named By him PERUYA.
Mr.. S s. Cloudy, Of Massitlon, Stark
county Ohio, writes: That he has been
troubled with general debility and dy'PeP,
STA for several years; that he was induced
TO try PERUNA for his complaints, and that
after using three bottles OF the medicine he
was greatly relieved. 1t braced him up
and gave him energy, and restored him to
his youthful vigor He ascribeS his cure to
PERUNA. and says it is wonderful remedy
Adolph Bakhaus & Co., Springfield, y.
writes: 1--WE are having good sale for
PERUYA. 1t sells as well as any medicine
we have, and gives the very best satistac'
ton" -
Mrs G. W. Needham, Newtonville,
Clermont county, Ohio, says: II have been
a great sufferer for the last six or seven
years, with general debility and change oil
life. was very much induced. | have
taken four bottles of PEEUNA, which has re-
stored me to perfect health and strength.
We think PERUEA q safe and grand medl-
cine
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Asked.
PROBgOA.
Wheeling

Wheeling.
Butter-PIime to choice creamery 30933c;
choice dairy 25@27c;common to fair do l6@
Ice; good to prime country roll l8@22c;
common mixed stock l0@l2c.
Beeswsx-Quoted at 33s35c y n.
Beans-Hand picked mediums l SOC
| 60.
Buckwhest Four-At 2fs2ic . h.
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
g6@2Sc; impaired do l6sl6c; rsspberries 26
assoc; blsckbarries l0c. New sundried, sp
Pies, quartered, 3@4c; sliced 6(97c; peaches
new halves, 6i@7tc; do quarters, 6i@6ac,
do pared l5@lec; do blackberries &c: d.
raspberries 22@26c, pltted cherries l2(9 &c
New evaporated apples 7@8c. Marke'
on Dried Fruit nominal; demand good.
Cheese-Sales in q jobbing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory OF 9sl2ac; New York
l4ial6c; SWeitler lSal6c; Undergo rs
l3c. ..E
Eggs-Srictly fresh stock In fair demand
at 22s23cS dog.
Feathers-Choice. 55@6oc in Original
packages, 4@5e more in small lots.
Honey-Choiee white clover, 1920;
choice buckwheat l6@l8c.
Nuts-Shelbarks. 75@S5c; black walnuts,
6O@6Oc; chestnuts 90 00@4 90.
0nions-60@TOc y bushel.
Peas--Green, 81 6O@l so y bu.; split. g
Oslo p n.
SPotatoes-Nev in barrels, 81 GOAL rs.
Poulry-Eve chickens, spring, 90 009
$50; old, 81 1893 90 y doz; dressed tur-
keys l0@l2c; do chickenS 8@l0c; do
ducks, l2@l3c. Good demand.
Rags-Steady at li9lsc for white mix
ed cotton; l9lSe for al wool and lt@lSc
for mixed.
Seeds-Ssles Of timothy seed ct 81 SOC
IS Per hu- clover, small seed, IS DOCS so;
large, 81 90, 6 10 quality.
Sweet Oidsr-Sand refined, p GOES SO
per barrel
Lard-Counry prime, SC.
TAIlow-CounTy, SIC; city, &c.
NEw YoKK, February l2-Cottou-
Quiet; futures steady. Flour-Dull; re-
ceipts Ia, 600 barrels; exports 1890 barrels.
common to good s. 0Oa3 so. Wheat
Spot lots q shade lower; options firm; re-
ceupts 2e, 900 bushels; exports $4,000 bush
els; No. spring 92c; No 2 red 89i99l lc;
ungraded white Csc: No red February,
sales 1900 .busAelz. ut s9l@s9lc. closing
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GoyERNNENTs-Unchanged.

SOuTe
Pacific sizes Of 1861, Gee. .."......l2o
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull.
SrOCKs-There was a further decline IN
stocks to-day and there has apparently been
less effort than usual on the part OF those
recently prominent in the upward move
ment TO resist the downward course. The
opening quotations were / to per cent low
er than they closed yesterday, and in early
dealings prices were permitted to decline
further from to { per cent. The mar
ket quickly developed vigorous attack
upon Western Union, which sold
down to COZ against Sig
last evening. st. Paul equally dropped
selling at 73E, and Missouri Pacific sold ct
951, a drop of 7 per cent The remainder
of the list Welded from to per cent This
was followed by reaction which carried
prices of active stocks before noon above
The figures at which they closed yesterday,
except for Western Union and st. Paul,
which responded only feebly to the advance.
The advance continued during the next
hour when the highest prices
of most stocks were reached. New York
Central showed gain Of per cent over
Yesterday ClOSluB pllSo az ~ AN
and Union Pacific each 8 per cent, Lacka'
wanna per cent. From l until O'Clock
prices were weak and the lowest prices were
made at or near the close of the board.
Not a single stock on the active list shows
An advance over yesterday final quotations
and vet, with few exceptions, the declines
amount to less than per cent, generally
from / to Z. The exec ricns ir Western
Union. which is lower at 59B after touch
ing 592, and St. Paul l ] per cent. at 723
he lowest price. This does not include
Central New Jersey, which opened down l
per cent. ct 81 and on light transactions
made further loss OF per cent, closing at
36I. Dizziness accompanied the weak
ness of the market after the first
hour. the total sales being only
278, 1853 shares, of which trading in West.
ern Union contributed 65,44O shares, or
about % per cent. The most active stocks
were Lsckawanna, St. Paul, Northwestern
and Union Pacific. Some leading bull
operators claim that there has been liberal
buyinp of stock on sales downward, and
that the market will receive strong support
before it goes much lower. The street is
again devoid news having any material
| eft ect on Va ues
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TIE POET POWERS.

feeling Of gratitude impels me 10 acknowledge
The great merits OF your Cuticura, and cordially
eccm me nd Il TO the public a. very valuable rem
,dy. II. n. fO"bE brld6ePort, Non IL,
for sale everywhere. Price Cuticnra, me gre Sn
shin Cure SOC. Cuticura Soap, az exquisite SKID
Beauti6er, 25c. Cutlcura ResoIvent the new Blood
Purifier, 81.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
aIITICURA SOAP, &C exquisite Toilet, BAtn,
WI D and Nursery Sentative.
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HOPE

Ayoung man named John Eayes, living near here,
sad an eating cancer on his face, which had eaeeo
Iway bis nose, part Of his cheek, and extended ~
nealy 70 his eye. IL was one OF the mos augy
ecsrne involved TO such sn extent that be ceuIa
nIy swallow liquid food. After using all the rene
ies without checking the raylges Of the eating CAD
md 10 hrs bed and thought Il IN be only question
4 time about his death from the cancer. puL HE
n svifts Speci' rs . is5t resort, and ne began "
mTroye With the brSt dose. HIS geneIH uea Ill
mr. roved at opca, and rapidly; his throat got ven
he rayaees OF cancer were soon stopped Oessn
q cal around the edges; and after lev months
reatmept with s 8. 5. he has gotten enurey seiL.
,eneral health Is excellent His recovery wonder
lul. II. +. CKUnLEY, n. D., Oglethorpe. ia
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considered. and the bill recommitted TO the
Judiciary Committee
,yso. ,,-,oVa
RESOLUTIONS.
ByM, Over:


BY Mr. Dyer:
MHkREAs, On Janusry "a. the following
resolution was offered aud agreed to BY the
House to wit Resolved, That the Audi
tor be and he IS hereby requested to report
to the House what amount Of money due the
State remains in the hands of the Sheritfs
or ex Sherihs who are in arrears; what
Sherids or ex.Sherifs are in arrears, and
for what year or years; what steps have
been taken to collect such arrearages and
Why the same has not been collected, and,
WHEREAs, the request embodied in the
foregoing resolution has not been complied
with; therefore,
Resolved, That the Auditor be again re-
quested to furnish said information to the
House, or that he be requested to further
report why the same has not already been
furnished as requested BY said resolution.
Adopted.
TAKEN UP OUT OF oRDER.
b. B. No. 100, concerning lotteries, was
taken up out of its order, read first time
and ordered to q second reading
Adjourned.
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(ptilcllra
THE ONLY REMEDIES FOR THE SKIN
AND BLOOD UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED.

Vim. T, Totten. 672 North Tenth street, Phladel
pbia reports that one OF his customers stated q
him In cioen ay that lie feeling % well and hAf
gained twenty seven pounds In the last year, all
sbich he attributed TO q systematic course Of tn
Cuticura Resolyept which has proved efectual
Eben ali other remedies failed.
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SORES ON NECK.

Chas. Brady, Somerville, Mas, who refers TO
Dr.. j. j. ood drugg st, Of that city. certides TO
wonderful cure OF running sores on the neck which
al BEEN ed BY hospital physicians without
ure, AID which yIe,ued completely 70 the CuucufS
Gmedies.
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Manhood Restored.

RrrxpY FxKz-A victim 81 ycafhf1 tmRru-
s.nre- eauvsnQ Prsasfurs Decay, Feryoos oeb'iitJ,
- 2spbood, Ee, having tried 10 vain efery knosn
rsasady. kss discovered simple meass q sei-ears
a.. q. REEvEs, Ohafhan s.. kes forks
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CURED BY CUTICURA.

Ny skin di case, which resisted several popular
reme 4 and other remedies advised by physicians,
j,as been G, red by yolr Cuucura Remedies The!
,urpassed my n at s4nguine expectations and rap
Oily effected q cure ). Y, AKENl hOb
VINcKE SES, I'D,