Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1857, Page 4

a - EVENING STAR. BRILLIANTS. THE ART OF AGRICULTURE. All hail the art,to which we uve W hate’er gives happiness below : ‘The source of all, im ohuteh or stata, ir social iife, that’s good or great. or should our agriculture stop, ety must shut up shop; Our brighest belles and beaux must please To dwell in On r caves and nollow trees ; acorns dine, like shoats, on jeaves and uuds, like goats. eke would burrow in State street, nt wolves prowl where merchants meet '!— ounts be haunted, ot church airs with pipe sonorou: And croaking crows caw caw the chorus! Bouid oultivators fail, their fall Yould implicate ruin all; = old Atlas bears the pack f ali the heavens on his broad back, # farmer by his care and pains ‘he sublunary world sustains; nd if by some misehance he stumbles, he who e wide world to ruin tumbles! LT. G. Fessenden. SYMPATHY. OR ak fe Aran thou too much mpat w Few are tne Dearis whence one same touch ids the samo fountain flow : Few—and by still conthoting powers @ to meet— mske this | ‘00 fair for augnt so fi INNATE LOVE OF LIBERTY. Sure, He that worket high and wise, \ io his Ty White the sun out of the skies, Ere freedom out of man. [> The panic in New York hed most conclu- sively demonstrated to many the necessity for the completion of the Transatlantic telegraph, and the following well-anthenticated aptly illustrates this necessity: Ata dinner party in London, one of the oldest merchants in the city, whose busi ness connections with the United States are onan extensive seale, expressed bis conviction to one of the Directors of the Company that the Atlantic Telegraph would not be advantageous to the com- mercial community, giving utterance at the same time to sundry other ‘old fogy” sentiments in reference to the enterprise of the age. The Di- rector endeavored, but failed to convinee the merchant that he was inerror. A few days after- ward, however, (the Canada having arrived in the interim with an account of the financial dis- aster in New York, )the same parties met, and the merchant had so completely changed his mind that he declared his readiness to vive any amount of money if telegraphic communication could be at once opeard with the States. having, as he con- fessed, accepted bills to the extent of £27,000 on institution which had previously to the of acceptance, suspend payment, and which, of course, he would not have done had the telegraph been in operation, as he would have bad instant advices of the failure. of ours | Mrs. Memans, { Emarson. aaa Josbua Pierce died last week in Hudson, N » aged lUL years and 9 days. {7 The Congregationalists of Grantville, Ct., are omens achureh to seat 400 persons and to ost 833,00: C7- Wm. Lowman. 2 lamp-lighter in Balti- more, died on Thursday, from suffocation pro- duced by 2 fish bone lodging in his throat. 10- Miss M. Clark, of Washington county, Va, had a leg broken on Sunday last by the col- lision of two hand-cars on the Virginia and Ten- nessee Railroad . i The Newark Advertiser says a farmer of Germantown, N. J., makes a yearly protit of 7.000 by raising early vezetables from twelve acres of land > Rev. J.S. Dubes. pastor of the German Retormed chureb at Allentown. Pa., has mar- tied, since May, 1223, fifteen hundred and sixty- three couples ' ° UP" “As Zoe lifted her dagger for the fatal blow, her hand was seized from behind. and turn- ing, bebeid Hannah the outcast.’ 1t was lucky that Hannah was on hand. {> A young lady, on being told that her lov- er was suddenly killed, exclaimed “Ob, that splendid gold watch of his—zive me that—give me something to rememb: im i> The marine losses made up in New York for the month of September, includins the Cen- tral America, (which is Placed at $2,000,000.) foots up nearly $3,000,000. “In this sum are com prised losses, both total and partial, aud damages on vessels and cargoes. {> A horrible murder was committed near SS. Cuba, on the 5th of Angnust, when a poor uld man, over eighty years of age. was cut to pieces in the highway, and robbed. The mur- det found its way into the papersesix or seven weeks after its committal, but the murderer had not yet been discovered. 1% Mrs. Geo. P. Horton, wife of the inkeep- er at East Foestenkill, left herchiid in bed sound asleep on Tuesday, wile she went to a neigh- bor’s. On her return she sent the servant girl to take up the child. She immediately returned E informed Mis. H. that the child was dead. ‘The intelligence so atfected the mother that she at once frothed at the mouth and died in twenty rmainute Anecdotes of western life are somewhat stale. yet aco respenient ventures to mention a real occurrence which took place the other day on board a steamer from Prairie du Chien In the long saloon a singular scene was presented At one end a ciergyrman was preaching to a small crowd gathered around him. In the middle gam- bling was in busy progress. and at the other ex- tremity of the saioon there were music and dane- "ing | Between the several paitics thus variously engaged the most perfect civility prevailed i Mr. Banks and Mr. Burl ame addressed the people of Springtield ou Fr ht of last week in favor of the election ¢ Banks to The ay N the office of Governor of Maxsachusette Boston Courier says that an enterprising journa! jet of that city despatched 2 phonographer Springfield to take notes of the « Rittie iron man . » With instructions to return in the New York train at llo’clock. The reporter was faith- ful; but the —— in the meantime having changed tts polities. did not print the address. and the next morning advocated the candidate of an adverse party. UF Senator Pugh, of Obio, in a speech at Cin- einnati the other day. gave the Republicans a bard blow. Thev,”* he exelaimed, *‘ never had but one United States Honse of Representatives, and even in that one the last two weeks of the session were spent in quarreling anoog them- selves as to who should he exp-led for obtaining the most plunder” Gen. Butler, of Lowell, said sbout as good a thing on the same subject in bis speech in the State Convention when he remark: d that the body of which Mr. Bauks was Speaker spent its first session in trying to prove tie ad- ministre orrupt, and its last session inj rormng the co-ruption of itsown members.— Boston Post. (™ One night last week, as we learn from the Lapeer (Mich. Republican, a disgraceful out- rage was perpetrated in that pl tbat a man and woman, but recent! t and keeping a saloon, were suspected of being rather loose in their habits, consequently a party of disguised men reprired to the domicil of this miserable couple, and rapping at their door were answered by the man of the horse. who was im- peers seized, tarred and treated to 2 gratuit- ous ride on a sharp-edzed rail. While this was going on,a part of the zany entered the house and dragged the woman from her bed » the street, denuded, and exposed her to the gaze of the obscene rabuie, haces her through the mud, and applied a swab, dipped in a mixture of tat aud feathers to her pei son. They were then let “ ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. WILLARDS' HOTEL —J5 Segar, Va; Lt Don- aidsos. USN; Lt A Bi ws. USA; IN Holw dliss; E Rost, La; A Magruder and lad;, Gen GM Long and daughter, La: G C Kend do; R H Anderfén and family, SC; AT de NY; H Abbott, Md; Surgeon Dan Ezbert. N; Hon G B Adsian, Hou J'D hompson and M 8 De Vere, Muroe, La; HP and lady, Pa; A bam, addy Va; Gardner, N Yi. C 5 Haldewan Gilmore, do: A McLaughiia,do; Com Strin NJ; Gen W B Burnett, NY L Floyd Joes, US A; A CEN: Mrs Harris. Mr Clark, Conn; WJ Mein. tire, J C Mather, NY; J E Beebe. ‘a; Lieut Cal Harris. British Army: M Grabane and lady, Ten; Capt W B Franklin, USA; A Hf Miller,O Jaines’ PoE A Rel 4 phe aren BROWNS’ HO TE!.—G B Chase, Md; J B Grasson, do; Ji *itzpatrick, do; F Bt Hall, do; J EBtephen, NY; E Fisher, DC; EA Wywvill, aid, JN Baden. Ja; JB Porray, and son, NY; J ree Va; W D Bowie, jr, Md; W K Bowie, ; FTs Bowie. do; Chas Bowie, do; Jacob Brown, Pa; A © He f ond lady. Cal; M Hunter. Ky; S Vau; Cal; W B Butter, Fia R OW Latham, NY. K M Pearson, NC: Miss Pearson. do; K 2) Flemming; do; C A Butler, bah . ree cr W J Butler, do; WO aylor, V2; Mrs J M Taylor, do; Miss V H Tay- lor, do; W Hodgin, Ala = vee KIRKWOOD HOUSE _—K L Baruls, Pa; G W Davis. Md; 3 Spencer,do: D I. Higuins. do: J ‘T Sasser. do; Dr R J Seott, do: R D Harrison.do ¥ B McCless. do; S B Hanee: du: AJ Ma «hall, Va; T W S'ater. WT; WL feton. Md. W Lancaster, Al: J Thomas, Md; G B Lockwood Ps; J Whipple, Mass : MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. From tux Unitgy Statue Leawe Por New York..Hamburg jw York..Bremen.. ou Evaorg. - Liverpool... -Sew’ampton City Wasb’ton.. Liverpool Niagara - Liverpool. Liverpool...) pau -Hamburg....New York.,O¢t 1 The @alifornia mai! steamers leave New York on the 6th and Wb of eash month 2 55. 7 By THE PRESIDENT bp THE UNITED In pursuance of | ete «B AM, Frost ‘nee of hy CMAN. . c dent of the United States of Amerios, do hereby de sare And make known that public salen Nis Keogre § ie U ti ices in cs ofnia, at the periods herermafter desiguated, to Wit: At the land office at 1. ou Monday, the tenth day of May nezt, forthe dis sal ofthe public lands wit in the following-named ownships, viz: South of the base line and w: ay ey the San Bar- i ; the north half Sections one totwel iy of seotion thirteen; the orth hnif and the southwest quarter of section fourteen; sections fifteen to twen- fy-one, 1oclusive; the north hall of seation twenty - two; the northwest quarter of section twenty-thr section twenty-five; tue south ha'f of seetion twen- ty-six; the suutheast quarter of section .wenty twenty-nine to thirty-two, inela- h half of section thirty-three; the i= south nalf of section th: AXGELOS, commencing the southwest qui f seotion ten; the southeast quarter sud t northwest quarter of section eleven; uarter and tne south half of section th east half of seotion een to twenty-four, inolu- siv<; the north half of section twenty five; and sco- tions twenty-six to thirty-fir , of town- ship four, of range thre: Township thres,of range four. Sectious one te twenty-iour, inclusive: the north half of section twenty-five: and sections twenty-six to thirty, inclusive, of township one; and sections ‘one to twenty-seven, inelusive, of township three, of rangs five. Sections one, two, and three; the east half tion four; the east baifand the southwest qu jose Lime: sec! se ten to Steen seein southeast quarter o 2 twenty; sections twen- ty-one to Swenty eights the onst half and the southwest quarter of he south half thirty-four. inc! 5 northwest quart. sevtion thirty-five, of township one, of rang North of the base line and west of the San Ber- meridian. Sections one to seventeen, inclusive; half of section eighteen; the south half of section nineteen; sections twenty to twenty three, inciu- sive; the northwest quarter of section twenty-four; the northwest quarter of section twenty-six; sec- tions twenty-seven to thirty, inclus the east haif of section thirty-two; the north half of tho northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of seo- tion thirty three, of Cowashtp threa, townships four, and fire; sections on t, incluxive; the north half of section nine; sections ten to thirteen, inclusive; the east half o®seoction fourteen; the west half of tron Keventeen: sections eighteen and nineteen; the west hallof section twenty; the south cast quarter of seetion twenty ene; and sections twon y-two to thirty-five { township Six, and townshep seven ange four. Sections one to fifteen, melusive; the east halfof section seventeen: the east half of section twenty; seotions twenty one to twenty-seven, inélusive; the north half of sectioa twenty pats the northeast quarter of section twenty-nine; the northeast quar ter of section thirty-four; and the worthwest quar- ter of section thirty-five, of township th and townships four, Ave, six, and seven, of ra J Sectivna one and two; the north half of # three; the north haif of section four: the nor uarter of section five; the west hall of seet: the north half, the scathenet quarte y hall of the southwest quarter of seetion the west half of the northwest quarter and the half of section eight; the northeast quarter o tion eleven; section twelve; the northeast quarter and the east haif of the southeast quarter of seotion seventeen; the east half of the northeast quarter and the southenst quarter of seetioa twenty; the west haifof the northwest quarter and the south- west quarter of seotion twenty-one: the southwest quarter of section twenty ;_and the northeast quarter of section Loved of township three and townships four and five, of range ste. Section to eighteen, inclusive; the north half of section nineteen; sections twenty to twenty-five, i} '@; the northeast quarter of section twenty- SIX; the uerthwest quarter of section twenty-seven; and the northeast quarter of section twenty-eight, of township fourand township fire, of range seven. Sections one to ix. no usiverthe northwest quar- ter of section seven; the northeast quarter of section he north haifoi section ten; seetions eleven, and thirteen; the northeast quarter of sec— tron fourteen: and the northeast quarter of section twenty-three, of townshtp four, and township fice, of range right. The northwest q ter of section three; sections five, and six: th half of section seven: 6 eight am ne; and the northeast quarter of qn seventeen, of fornship four; and townships Sceand siz, of rang- nine. Sections one and two: the northeast quarter of section three; the west half of seetion eieven; the northeast quarter of section twe' ction four- tee the southeast quarter of s fteen, of township four; sections one to tweuty-eight, inclu- sive: the northeast quartor of section twen the northeast quarter of section thirty-th nd sections thirty-four and thirty-five, of tewaship fre; township siz, of range ten, Sections one io eighteen, inclusive; the northwest quarter of 3; east quarter of section twe quarter of sec- arter of see- dd township et Sections one, ter of section ten: and fourtee: teen; the twenty-seven to thirty three, it and the aor fut section thirty-four, of township five; and townships stcand seven, of range twelve. the northeast quarter of section two; of seetion ten jection twee the south half township seven; the ets quarter of section nine- the west half of section hf teen; the north half of section seventeer eighteen; the northeast quarter of section twenty- and sections twenty-three, twenty-four, twen- ve, twenty-six. and thirty-five, of township o Seventeen, inclusive; the north shteen: the no:theast quarter of section twenty ons twenty-one to twenty-five, inclusive: the northeust quarter of section twenty— township sir; and township seven, of range hirteen: the southeast quarter of section the southeast quarter of section twenty- hwest quarter of sec- est quarter of section of section twenty ; ; the nor twenty-four: the north ha! and the east haifof se ship fire: sections oae, two, east quarter and the north half of the quarter of section four; thé nerthoast quarter of section eleven; ‘on twelye; and the north halfof on thirteen, of towaship six; seetions ome to eighteen, inclusive; the nerth f of aection nine- ; the north half of section twenty; sections twenty one to twenty-eizht. inclusive: the seuth half of sectic he southeast quarter of sect balf of the northeast quarter y 7 the northeast quarter and the north half of the northwest quarter of seo. tion thirty-two; and sections thirty three, thirt four, and thirty-five, of township seven, of rang. fourteen. i At the iand office at Saw Francisco, commencing on Monday, the third — of May next, for the disposal of the public iands within the foliowing- named townships, viz: North of the basa line and east of the Mount Diablo meridian, Fractional township three, of range one. North of the base line and west of the Mount Diablo meridian, Fractions! townships four aud five, of range one, South of the tase line and east of the Mount Diablo meridian, Sections one to eighteen, and twenty-two to twenty-five, inclusive, of fownshtp te ff range he north- northwest Township tr. eight to fitt -two to twe ty 1x, ine! usi of range ten, Townships ten and “CllOnA Ono tO Aix, ve: eight to fift sive: twenty-one to ur and thirts- Wo, three, ty two to irteen, of n twenty -neven, range eleven. Fractional township ten ; twelve. and thirteen; sections one to hive, inclusive; eight to seventeen, inclusive: twenty to twenty nine, inclusive; and thirty-three, thirty-four, and thirty Bve.of townsay fourteen: wectic four, ine.usive; ten to thirteen, inclusive: twen- ty-four and twenty-five, of township fftesn, of range twelve. Fraction»! township eleven; townships trelve, thirteen, fourteen, aud township fiftsen, except thirty-one; and sections one, two, and f township sizte range thirteen. pS twelve, thirteen, fourtean, and fif- ong one to seventeen, inclusive; twenty one to twenty-seven, inclusive; and thirty-four and thirty five, of township sixteen, of range fourtesn, Townships thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and siz- teen; the south half of section four; the south hell of section b sections seven, exit, aud nine; the went half of mm ten; and sections thirteen to thirty-five, ineiusive, of township twenty, of range Sftaen. Fractional township sixteen; and township neen- ty, of range sirtern, Fractional township sixteen; and townships sev- enteen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty,ef range seventoon. Fractional townships seventeen and ei, townships nineteen and twenty, of rang. teen. Fractional townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range nineteen. At the land office at MarvaviLts,eommeneing on townships Monday, the seventeenth day of May nezt. forthe disposal of the public lands within the foliowing named lownships, viz: North of the base line and east of the Mount . Drablo merid Fractional te lip four; ip Ave; frae. tional townships twelce, thirteen, and Sovrte ant townships secentees and cogh een, of range one. Fractional townships trrelre, thirteen, and four teen; and townships seventeen, coghteen, and uine- teen, of range two. North of the baseline and west of the Mount Diablo meridian, Towusbiee eleven and twelve, and fractional township thirteen of range one, ownships tielve, thirteen, fourteen, and bf- teen, of range two. Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen: frae- tional townships seventern, etehteen, and ni: teen; and towaships twenty and twenty-one, range three. 5 one, two, three, and ten to he east half of section fifteen: the east half twenty-two; sections twenty-three to twenth-six. inclusiv nd seotion thirty-five, of township fourteen; L101 the eaat half of seetion four; thi irteen, im- ons twenty-two to @ northeast quarter o| id seetions thirty-four ai Aft tiens One to four, coun — ml fteen, inela q yor ne to % ; inelusive; and thirty-three, thirty- four, and thirty-five. of township sizieens peetiona one to seven, inclusive; the north haif and the south- went quarter of section ei Sections nine to fif- m eight; toen. inclusive; the west hal i % ) eit f of section seventeen; and minetoen; the northweat quac- ter of section +" wo ‘ons to ht, inclusive; the west par of section aud sections thirty-three, thirty-four, and. peuteen; seetiona One to west hall of section twenty; twenty-one; sections twen ty-two to twenty-seven, inciusive; the east half of section lwenty-e: 3; the West ha! of section twen- fty-nine; sections thirty and thirty-one: pe west half of section thirty-two; the enst half of section thirty three; and sectio: rty-four and thirty - five, of township cighte. and townships nineteen, tweatv, and twenty-one. of range four. i Sections one, two, three, and ten to fifteen, inelu- sive; the northeast quarter of sect twenty two; seotions twenty three to twenty-six, inclusive; the southeast quarter of section thirty-tour; seo tion thirty aves of townshipsseventeen; sections three; one, two, ; the southeast quarter of see- tion nine; sections ten to fifteen, mélusive; t northeast quarter of section twenty-one; sectic two to twenty ur and thirty - ° n, inolusi¥e; and sections ve, of township three; the nort! tioms ten tu fift to twenty-s and sections thirty-four and thirty-fir nineteen; and townships twenty and twenty-one, range five. Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, mulitary. and other purposes, together with those “swamp and overflowed lands, made thereby unfit for oultivation,” if any. granted to the State by the act ent An act to enable the State of Arkansas and other States to reclaim the Calas lands within their limits,” approved September &, 1850, will be juded from the sa.es. fe No “mineral lands” or tracts containing mineral doposits are to be offered at the public sa uch neral lands being ecpressly excepted a - eluded from sale or other disposal by the require- ments of the sot of Congress arch; for the survey of ‘alifornia, the granting of pre- emption rights therein, for other pur; .” the offering of the above lands will be commenced ou the days appointed, and will proceed in the order in which advertised, until the whole shall bi fered, he sales thus elosed; but no kept opew lenger than two weeks, and entry of any of the lands will be admitted r the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the eity of Washington, this sixteenth day of September, anno Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. pam ‘JAMES BUCHANAN. By the President: _ Hos. A. A RICKS, Commissioner of the General Land Office. NOTICK TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person ontitied to the right of pre-emption toany of the lands within the townships and parts of townships above enumerated is required to estab- Ush the same tothe satiaiaction of the Register and ecciver of the proper land othce, and make pay- ment therefor as soon as prarticable afer seeing this notier,and before the day appointed for the commencement of the public sale of the lands em- bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such elaim will be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRIC se 18 Commissioner of the General Land Office. PROLOSALS, FOR FURNISHING THE PaA- PER FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING. Ovvice Surgxixtex Dent oF Praiic romcoer SHING TON, October Ist, 1857. Tn parsuance of the provinions of the * vide for ex ting the public printing,” &c, 4 proved August 26, 1852, sealed proposala will be Fecsived at this office, im the Capitol, until the first Monday (7th day) of mber next, at 12 o’clook m., for furnishing the paper that may be required for the panies, printing for the year ing on the lat day of December, 1853. The subjoined list specifies,as nearly as can be as- certained, the quantity ya lit: description of each kind of paper thet will be required, Crass I. 10,000 reams fine printing paper, uncalendered, to measure 24 by 38 inchos, and to weigh forty-five pounds to the ream of 48 sheets. Crase Il. 4,000 reams fine printing paper, calendered, to measure 24 by ® inches, and to weigh fifty-six pounds to the ream of 430 sheets, Crass II. 5,900 reams superfine sized and calendered printing peter to measure 24 by 36 inches, and to weigh fifty- wo pounds to the ream of 480 shee: Crass lV. 90 reams superfine hard-sized and calendered priuting paper, to measure 24 hy 32 inches, and to weigh fory, eight pounds tothe ream of 420 sheets. ss V. zed and calendered map par Ot to pio- $600 ream: uperfi: per, of su izes Ae may be required, corre- ponding in Weight with paper measuring 19 by 24 inches, sud weighing twenty pounds per ream of 420 shee’ Crass VI 2 reams superfine plate pap: calendered, as may be required. by 24 inches, and of such weight per reamas may be required. The fibre of the paper of eaen of the above clas- Ses to.Le of linen and cotton, free from a!! adultera- tion with mineral or other substances, ofa fair white- ness, and put up in quires of twenty-four sheets each, and in bundles of two reams each, eaeh ream to con 430 perfect sheets. Uniformity in eolor, #nd Weight wili be required; and no bun- dle(exclusive of wrappers) varying over or under five per cent. froin the standard weight will be re- ceived, and the growe weight Will quired. Mixing of various thick bundle to make up the weight wil (calendered or un- lation of the contract ee aah 5 VII. CL. No 1—',300 reams quarto post writing paper; No, 2—2,0) reams flatcap writing paper: No. 3— ‘560 reams denn writing paper ; No. 4—2,000 reams folio post writing No. 5— 900 resins medium writing pap er; No.6— 50 reams royal writing paper; No.7— reains super-royal writing paper; o.8— 3% reams imperial writing paper; No. 9— 100 rears colored medium (assoried.) Crase VIII. No. 1—5,09 reams writing paper, 19 by 2 inches, to Weigh twenty-eight pounds per renm. No, 2—1,3 reains writing paper, 19 by 28 inches, to Weigh twenty -(ree pounds per ream, NO. 3.—3,10) reams writing paper, lé by 25 inches, to weigh twenty-six pougds per ream, No. 4.—10 rekins writing paper, 18 Ly 22 inches, to weigh twenty-four pounds per ream. No. 5.—340 rene writing paper, 18 by 18 ine! weigh twenty-two pounds per ream. No. 6—46 reauis Writing paper, 12 by 18 inches, to weigh twelve pounds per rear, All the paper designated in classeu 7 and 8 are to be of the best matenalx, free from adulteration, aud finished in the tanner. ‘The papers in class 7 10 be white « te, of the rezuinr stundsrd sizes the respective kinds, and of such weights as may be required by this office; those in cinss@ are to be white, and of the sizes and weight specified in the schedule. “The right is rese: of ordering a greater or less quantity of sach and every kind contracted for at such timos and in such quantities as the publie ser- vice may require. KWaoh class will be considered separately, and be subject to aseparnte contract; but bidders may offer for ou8 of nore of the elasses in the same proposal ; and the privilege is reserved of requiring a bidder who may have more than ono class assigned him to ee all such classes, or forieit his right to any cinss Saimp!es (not less than one quire) of each kind of paper bid for. and hut one sample in each kind, must accompany each bid ; and, in claases 7 and 3, be numbered to correspontl with the number of the pa- to per proposed for in that schedule; and, in the first nix classes, to be properly d pee 1 the sample, or it will not be considered. All proposals aud sam. pies must be transnutted to tuis othee free of post- age or other expense. @ . Each proposal must be signed by the individual or firm making it, and must specify the prioo per pound (and but oue price each) of every kind of pa- per contained in the class proposed for, All the paper in the severn| classes must be deliv- ered at such piace or plices as may be deat puased in Waehington City, in good order, [ree of all and eve- ry extra charge or expense, and subject to the in- spection, count, weight and measurement of the Su- perintendent, and be in in ail respects satisiao tory. Rank forms for proposals will be furnishedat this office to persons applying for them ; and none willbe taken into coneideration unless substantially agree- ing therewith. e Honds, with approved securities, will be required; and the supplying of an inferior article in any of the ply the quantity required ered a violation of the eon- classes, or a failure to su, at any time will be eonsi tract. dder is required to furnish with his proposals ory evidence of his ability to execute them; >posals unsueompanied by stich evidence will ered. The proposals will be opened in the manner ro wired by law **on the firs: siny after the first Monday in December” next, 8th.) at 10 o'clock a. at the office of the Supermtendent. SS ape wil! be addressed to the “ Superintend- out of the Publio Printing, Capitol of the United tates, Washington,” and endorsed * Proposals for Supplying Paper.” A.G.BEAMAN, Superintendent of Publis Printing. 00 1-2awt eS WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOL- low ing Goods whieh we ace prepared to sell at a amali advance of cost for A very large variety of ‘Turner Bros. celebrated Jaquors,viz: Parag s Guest Wine, an excellent remedy for ie | Biack)orty Brandy, 0 certain oure for Diarrhea and Claret, Madeira, Sherry, and Sweet Malaga Wines, all of superior quali Rasphe ae 2) Jaog y, Ginger, i fea 4 Bran- r of fine flavor: jujoe of the fruit pales hare oT eae Rose, Annis, and a rment Cordials asence 0! '@| TRS! of PAL is, Stoughton Bitters, Webeverin ain supply of Dr. Wheeler’ Colebrated Sherry Wine Bitters, a spiondid article. no addition to the above, ve atall timesa s@ supply of the following named stock of Malt iquors, being the only Liquors of the kind inthe "all who use them <hr adeis hee eee 0 3 nia AX, a ¥ XX Pale Ale, Philadelphia Brown Sous ee Eee ter, ani ide of As usual,a 7 4 it, Which invite the attention of those in want, as Qssure them they oan save at least 10 per oe} oul Cush for Clu Sette Fatonat asa Bee Glasses of all kinds, some extra fine Gpttane Sete, URS. \Vaiters. ‘ Q 'e, Crocke: vi Feather and’ Fanoy Goodsof a pene nd other G vi ods Loo numerous to mention to he attention of honeakorpere und eae are di ssf pe ee cash or to punctual . R. ROW; cor. of eh street an eae Bs, P. 8.—We shall still cont Tuesday UY being 7 nad Raturday,both morning evening pe iraet o Cur store. -onsignments soli- eee ee ap 25-0 (lately) “""* " ee etal _ Miscellaneous. ' By THE presibint’ be THE UNITED oe of the provisions af the 3d section of oe feeibaenre oars the President inth ere os —— - Travelers’ Directory. QEANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD GREAT SOUTHERN MAILLINE of the Unit: ites to cause to be surveyed the of land Territory of Minnesota belonging toune ealf-broeds or muxed-bondsotthe deem oF mans excepted) batwoan t NAN, 08 Ss nation of indians, and w Pe he SOUT vis poroved July 17; 1 aman ROTA > GORDONSVILLE tsb RICH y de fo kpewa that public salee will be Lave Washington at Go‘clook a.m. he Ter- = ae periods here: ee: Washington at 7 o'clock pm. br dela da jerme! of Minnesota, at the ritory — ignated, to wit: SHRU SOUTHWEST. wit the innd office at pole gt Hoey emanron on eave Wine one pe haa a.’m., arrive in weedy elect ace) edhe opaeiee | LVNCHCRU text womens imc mnetng in’ named to y Road for MEMPHIS. “Mail Staces (rom Char- named townships and fractional tow! u reserve for the half- is or mix “Blood Deootah or Sioux nation of Indians, viz : North of the base line and west of the Afth prin= ‘ al meridian. The unlocated tracts ractional township one hundred and eleven, of ra en. ‘the uujocated tracts in fractional township one hundred and eleven, of range eleven. The unlocated tracts in fractional townships one red and eleven and oue hundréd and twelve, of ie twelve. i tnlocated tracts in township one hundred and eleven, and fractional townships one hundred and twelve and one hundred and thirteen, of range thir- Ne ah loeated tracts in township one hundred and gleven, audi That part of tow vahip one hundred and 5 ‘factional township one thincch within, the mentioned reserve, of fourteen. The mploeated tracts in that part of townahips one hundred and eleven and one hundred and twely: within the above-mentioned reserve, of range fi teen. for MEM ille to 60 miles. ye Washine nets Lenten, Sie, The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh street, being owned by the Railroad Company, runs in connection with the trains. Tickets for Lynchburg prooured or the Boat. UF Omnibuassand Baggage Wagons will beat the Depot of the Washington Rail: , to oe pas: sengers bagenge to the Steamboat, for Alexan- psc & distance of ix miles, allowing ampie time meals, JAMES A. EVA _ Alexandria, July, 1867. ee WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD, TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: rom WASHINGTON at 6 a. m., connecting at y With trains forthe West, and a Baltimore P; Re it ladelphin and New York; at 8.20 su tthe tend oMegat Fapipapr, oteneat'y herd Nene ge Peak pols Batumore. rh adel ui, ad rat day of March next, for the dis, of th : .™m. mi it fol public lands situated within the follow y aoe Preder ang ra ing-named townships and fractional townships m the late r: serve for the half-breeds or mixed bloods of the Da- eotah or Sioux nation of Indmmns. viz: North of the base line and west of the fifth prin- cipal meridian, The unlocated tracts.4n that part of fractional township one hundred and ten, within the above- mentioned reserve, of range nine. The unlocated tracts in that part of townships one hundred and erht. one hundred and nine, and frae- tional ndred and ten, within the The unlocated tracts 1 “hundred and eight, within the above-mentioned re- serve, and in Aina one bundred and nine and one hundred and ten, of range eleven. < The nnlocated tracts in that part of townships one hundred and eight and ono hundred and nine, within the nbove-montioned reserve, and in township one hundred and ten, of range twelve, “The unloorted tracts in that part of townships one hundred and nine and one hundred and ten, within the above-mentioned reserve, of range thirtoen. The unlocated tracts iu that part of township one huadred and ten, within the above-mentioned re serve, of range fourteen, ‘Tho unlocated tracts im that pact of township one hundred and ten, within the above-mentioned re- , or range fifteen. 5 naccordance with the provisio: 17, 1864, herein-before retered tou ‘will not be allowed to any of the above-mentio: lands until afterthey have been offered at public sale come subject to private ent: he off iz Of the above Jan om the days appointed, and will proceed in the order jn which they are advertised until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed; tut no sale shall be kept open longer than two woeks, and no private entry of any of the lands will be ad- initted untili after the expiration of the two weeks. iven under my hand, at the city of Washington, thit sixteenth day of September, anno Domini one and at Relay with Frederick train. EXPRESS t 4.20 p.m. at Relay for the Wes! for Anuapoli, aitunore, Phusdelphis, i ‘ork. in 78. m., and 4.20 p.m. From BACHIMORE for WASHINGTON at 4.15 and 9.15 a. m. 15 p.m. On Sunday at 4: Je 12-tf STEAMUR ghoRoE PAGE, HOURS OF DEPARTU air Ogee At 436, 7H, 9, Leave Washington até, 8, 9%, 1136, lig, 4, 5%, 7. BO ORES Po PRICE Bortacs._ township one W AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. BALTIMOKE AND OHIO RAILROAD. The recent extensionand improvement of its lead- ing conmecting lines at the West nas required an en- Ure revision of the running Srrangesnents of thie road hich highly important advantages to the trav- eler are seoured. and after MONDAY, June 15, 1857, THREE DAILY TRAINS wil be rus in both directions for Puroush yaszengere. The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN starts Station, Baltimore, at 7 A.M.,(exoept x St way stations aud arrives at Cum- AIL TRAIN starts (Sunday ex- M.. and arrives at \W ng at 425 rietta Road. i Thrd—The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI thousand eight hundred and BOYS ORHANAN, | EXPRESS TRAIN gees dn ate con: By the President neoting at Benwood at 9A. M. with express trains Tues A. Hannes, from Heliaire to Cincinnati, (veichou! change ” H ‘arsat olumbus,) and reaching t 019 anmissioner of the General Land Office. hours from Baltimore and 24 hours from Wnahing. = ton. It also connects directly both directions, ROPOSALS F¢ NG MARINE | at Grafton with cars by Parke: BARRACKSA $ RRECS vA,FLORIDA. Navy DerantMent, Washingten. Sept. 21,1857. Sexlod Propurnis, endorsed *Proposais for build ing Marine Barracks at Pensacola. Florida,” will be reoeived at this department until the 6th day of November, 1857, at 3 0 Ch) m., for the constroe tion of the Marine Barracks Authorized to pe burg and Manetts te. These trains icxgo and St, Cairo and St. ) n 42hours from this train the time to all the cextral rosds for Chillicothe, Cimeinnat gonnest at Xenia for Indianapo! Louis, and at Cincinnati with th Mississipp: Express for Lousy: Louis through to St. Louis in less Baltimore. B; the distance in from 4 to 100 es ehorter than by at Pensacola, Florida. according to the pi: th ol other routes. From the West these specifications prepared by the cirection of the Navy | connecti are equsliy close snd satisfactory, ar- Department, copies of which may be seen at the | rivin itimore at 2.3) A. M. otheces of the oomi dants of the Navy Yards at i age cheeked through to ail points. Portsmouth, New Hz shire, Boston. Philadelphia, Norfolk, and Pensacola, Navy Department. . he proposals must be for furnishing ali the mate- rials and completing the work ina manner satisfne- tory to the person who may be appointed by the Navy Department to superintend the same; and the De- partment reserves the right to reject or accept any of the propo: herein invited, when it deems the in- terest of the United States requires it. New York, | THROUGH TICKETS soid at lowest rates at ud at the | Camden Station and at Washington, D.C. Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may niato the entire read by daylirht, by taking morn- ing trains, and lying over at Cumberinnd or Oak- land, and resuming next morning by Wheeling Ao Germedation train, leaving Cumberland at 3 and al . R WAY PASSENGERS. FO ety per cent. of the amount of work done and The Cumberiand Accommodation Train at 7 A.M., the ms rial qaltvered paid for from time to | Wil! stop at all Stations east of Cumberland, and nS time, as the work prog: upon estimates made | Wheeling Acoommodation at all Stations beyo! and certified to by the rintendent on the part of | Cumberiand going West. Eastwardiy, the Mai the United States, and ten per cent. retained until | Train leav: Wheeling at 8.59 A. M.,and Aecommo- the completion of the eontrac: and acceptance of t d Cumber at 9, reaching Baltimore work by th superimtendent and department, and be forfeited in the event of non-fuifilment of the contrast; provided thst no bill shall be made for an amount less than five thousand dollars, Each proposal must be accompanied by a written gurantee, signed by two responsible persons, ( eer- tified to be so by # navy agent, postinn: ter. district judge, or some other officer of the United States.) in the sum of five thousand dollars, that the bidder will, when required, if his propose! be accepted, ei toa contract and bond with proper ani sufficie: aid = NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA between G: and Parkersburg, way passeucers will take the Express weatwardly end the Mail eastward. The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P. ¥ atogping alway stations. Leaves Frederick at $18 A, ara nt Baltimore 12 noon, LLt ITT’S MILLT Wad leaves at 5.45 and 5.15 P.M, ves Ellioott’s Mills at? > curity for its faithful performance. A. M. and 7 P. M., except Sunday. Kudders are invited to examine the plans and FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. specificat, at the offices hereinbefore mentioned. Leave Baltimore for Washington at 4.15 and 9.15 ‘The proposals must be sealed and addressed to | A. M.,Sand5.!5 P.M. On Sundays at 4.15 A. M., this department, and plainiy endorsed ** Froposnls and 5.15 P. M, only. for building ine Barracks at Pensacola, Flori - Leave W peng oy for Baltim it 6 and 8.30 A, Ga.” M. and 3and 4,20 P.M. On Sundays at 7A. M., and ‘he bidder only whose otfer mav be accepted will | 42 P. M. only, be netitied, and the contract will forwarded aw soon thereafter as practicable, which he will be re- quired to execute within ten days after its receipt atthe post otlee named by him. All the above work Is to be completed inal! re- ‘The first and fourth trains from Baltimore, and the seeond aud fourth trains from Washington, will be express mail trains. stopping only at Washington Junction and Anaapoits Junction. The 9.15 and 5.15 trains from Baitimore and the 8. Recording to the plans and specifications | &nd 420 trains from Washington connect with the Welve months from and after, the date of the | trains from Annapolis. rac ISAAC TOUCEY, for tickets, information, fare, &e., apply to J.T. 24-MawththNov Secretary of the Navy. ZNGLAND, Agent,at the Ticket offer. Camden = eo aad Biahos ae WM. 8. WOODSTDE, 0, 596. t aster of T. iation, By rn PRESIDENT ‘or THE UNITED| 7 Sear et Trnaassriation: Baltenase, TA TER: In pursuance of law, 1. JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United States of America, do herehy declare and make known that public sales wul be held at the undermentioned iand offices inthe State of Missouri, at the periods hereinafter desig- nated, to wit: At the land office at PLaraBuRG, commencing on Monday, the Ist day of March next, for the disposal of the publie lands within the following-1mned townships, viz: North of the base line and west of the the fifth principal meridian. Fractional townships sixty-seven, of ranges twenty-four to forty-three, inclusive. At the land office at Mita, commencing on Mon- day, the 8th day of March next, for the d wal of e public lands within the following -named town- ships, viz: North of the base line and wast of the Afth i principal meridi Fractional townships eighteen to twenty-three, incl! At the land office at PaLMyRa, commencing on Monday, the firet day of Mareh next, for the dispo- h # within the following-named [ae PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM PANY. ‘One of the Steamships of this Com: + OArry it the United States Mails for ACAPU LO... = CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves: Panama twiee each month, on the arri val of the United States Mail 8.8. ‘ompany’s steam- ers, which loave New Orleans and New York regu- inrly on Sth and 20th of each month with the mails, 2d pissemers connecting via PANAMA RAIL- is. These steamships have -been inspected and ore by thy y Department, an and safety. he Panama Railroad (47 miles long) is now com- leted from ooean to ocean, and is crossed in Sor 4 Ours. es eg! ngers is checked in New York througg to Tancisoo, and passengers are embarked a! ma by steamer atthe company’s expense. ey paid in New York covers ali expenses of the trip. . eserve steamers sre keptin port in Panama and in Francisco, to prevent detention in case of acci- ao that the route is entirely reliable—no fail having oocurred in eight years. Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar- rive at Aspinwa: Conductors go through by each steamer, and take ane of women and children without other protec- lors. For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at the sgency, 177 V t ap- gusranty speed ‘en, of ranges the base line and west of the Afth prin- etpal meridian, Fractional township sixty seven, of range ten. The islands in the Mississippi river, mb re est street, New York. to aes tw and ites: in fractional townsip sixty 1. W. RAY MON D—or to our, of range five. y yi ‘The isinnd in the Des. Moines river, in sections ASRETRONG, HAE EISS COQ. four and nine, of fractional township sixty-four, of jy 2¢-tf C.L. BARTLETT. Boston. range five. — — — — _ > “ The island in the Des Moines river, in sections nine, \HE AVERP . ten, saven, and fifteen, of fractional township sixty- 1 HE Mireb eh PES MIILSTEAMERS 'V8,Ol range six. ‘ At the land office at &r. Lovis, commencing on onday, the first day of Maroh next, for the disposal the public lands within the following-nained townships, viz: North of the hase line and cast sf the Afth prin cipal meridean, Fractional township thirty-eight, of range nine, except the portions covered by private claims. At the land office at Jackson, commencing on Monday, the 8th day of March next, for th isposal of the ‘public lands within the -following-named townships, viz: North of the base line and sast of the Afth prin cipal meridian. Fractional township twenty-one, and township twenty-two, of range one, s Fractioual township twenty-one, of range two. ‘Township twenty-seven, of range seven. Fractional township sixteen, township twen- ty eight, of range nine. ‘Township twenty-nine, of range ten. Fractional township sixteen, of rauge thirteen, Township twenty four, of rauge sixteen. North of the base line and west of the fifth prin- ctpal meridian, Fractional township twenty-one, of ranges one to eight, inclusive. . raetional township twenty-one, id townships twenty-five and twenty-six, of range niae. At the land ofhoe at Srri BD, commeneing Monday, the fifteenth day of March’ uext, for the disposal of the public lands within the following- named townships, viz: North ef the base line and west af the fifth prin- . etpal meridian, —_ ‘ownship thirty, of range twenty-nine. ‘ownships thirty, thirty-one, thirty-two, thirty- three, and thirty-four, «f range thirty. ands appropriated by law for the use of schoo! military, and other purposes, together with thos “ swamp aud overflowed lands, made thereby unfit for cultivation,” if any, granted to. the State by the act entitled * An act to enable the State of Arkansas er States to reciaim the ‘swamp lands? within their limits,” approved September 2, 1e50, will be excluded from the sales. . ‘The offering of the above lands will be commenced aie The Ships Composing this Reiss ime Gre: The ATLANTIC .......... ,Capt, Oliver Eldridge, The BALTIC... Capt. Joseph Comstock The ADRIATIC Capt. James West, ‘These ships having been built by contract expressly for the Government servioe,every care has been taken in their construction, as also in their engines, to in- rength and speed, and their accommodations ugers Are unequalled for elegance and com Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in first cabin, $130; in second do., 875; exclusive use ol extra size state rooms, $325, From Liverpool to New York, 30 and 2) guineas. An experienced Sur geonattached toeach ship. No berths cau be secur: until paid for. The ships of this line have improv: water-tixht bulk. hoad: PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. FROM NEW YORK. FROM LIV! Saturday, June 20... 1857) Wednesday, June 24187 Saturday, July 4... 1857) Wednesday, July 8.. 189% Saturday, July 18... ..1857 Wednesday: July 2.189 Saturday, Aug. . 1857| Wednesday, Aug. 5 187) Saturday, 1857 | \Vednesday, Aug. 19.1897 957 Wednesday, Sept.2. 1397 1 a57| ‘ednesday, Sept. 30.1857 857) Wedneaday. Oct. 14.1491 857] Wednesday, Jot. 3.1m 1857) Wedneaday, Nov. 11.187 1857 | W ednesd: ight ly to EAR? COLLINS: No. 56, Wall street, ow org. BROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., Liverpool, pore Puen RENS 5x ‘On 2%, Auntip B. G. WAINWRIGHT & CO., Paris. The owners of these ships will not b. for gold, silver, bullion, 8) j stones or metuis, unless therefor and the Valu jewel this of lading are sien creo! ex pressed therein, on the days inted, and will eed in th i TINITED STATE TAIL LINE In which thevare advertised, until the whoeahall | [JNITED STATES MAIL LINE have heen offered, and the sales thus cloned: but no ONLY REGULAR LINE AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR KiGHT YE. CALIFORNIA AND OREG VIA PANAMA RAILROAD, Regular Sailing Days, 5th € 2th of cach month. Cavtion.—So many frauds and impos. tions of various kinds have been latel Rote outravellers bound toC A LI- ORNIA, that the subsoriber sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no private entry of any of the lands will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this sixteenth day of September, anno Domiui one thousand eight hundred and fifty-seven. ‘ JAMES BUCHANAN, General Land Offiee. " au! ed NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, A , fhe paly ant = gent for passage by the U.S. Mai! Live, vin E n entitled to the right of pre-emption i ¥ t 46 eg at the ae Tathini the te hy pti = the city of Kew York, feels it his duty to Cal Rat, To aVGrDIMPostTionsthey. must be the true of the Steamships of the U. 8. aul Lage, via Panama Railro 0 other office in New Pork is authorized to Nee. ane Gomennins only one in N ‘ork, ich is at 177 We reet, cornet ren roaming on the North River, at the head of the ve 2. se stroma Yee OND ace, jew jew of townships above enumorated 1s required to tablish the same to the satistaction of the reg. and reeeiver of the proper otfice, and mi: payment therefor as soom as’ practicable Seeing this notice, and before the day the commencement of the public sal the lands embracing the tract claimed; otherwise auch elaim will be forfeited, 08. HENDRICK Commissioner ef the Paty PRY One . se 10-lawan and southern places m the West is much less, while | nd ABSHINGT Lb RANOE Cx WwW = CHARTERED BY Cone PS: she Ss —— —~. 83" ,600 4 red t 1 " aps Sr IRe RASCH ON Bre Digs Mle: ANDISi ee, sag ag as rat sate | charge for Policy, er Othos, corner enh Sirest Carirat -— — aod Pennsylvania Avenue, over the gege Wa. F. Bayly, iene Bacon, eter Bryan, ames F. Hnliday, ‘im. ludson Taylor, Bag Ms uk, M. W. Galt. JAMES C, MoGUIRE, President, GRarrox D. 7 NBON. ‘Secretary. apli-ly or CHUBB BROTHERS, ta received and Checks paid ee — the — seatuard jes receiv: Ld . Exchange on aa Cities furnished to'deposttore without aba NTEREST ON Dkrosits.—Interest will be xilot on Deposits at such rates as may be azreed upon. Depostta iz Virginun and other Ussuntnr Mover ne: ite or coived be check: for, payable in same funds. ori ies Notes Drelte-and iinet ex | Becu ated as Low ng radeon Stocks, ie Caramt.—Letters of Credit will be the different Cities of the it, of Money or © interest ali f Mi. deposed, if Collsterals,ousuch termaas tay ear RAVELING Ritts oy ExchaNcr.—Travelers will be furnished swith drafts ts such sures as mey be de Regoriahle in the different Citiey of the Ui iLLS AND LETTERS of CxkpiT ON bxotaxn, LAND ANU BUROPE.—Bilis of Exobange mq boom of Credit on bug: jreland and Hurope, furni St the market rate for uit. nda, Stooks, and és Bons, Stocks, £0.— ties ptying from 6 to oh cent.. always for sale, or bought m the different Cities at & commmson ofa pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders, we reserve right to call for & deposit of 10 pr. cent on Or Stocks will be ordered by tele- raph. . Raizro D, City, AND State Bonps.— Railroad, City, and State Bords can be placed in our hands Bego istion, e:ther in this country or Europe. road Irom parchased for cash or with Bouds. Lanp Warrants —Lind Warrants bomehi at the market rates, Ail Warrants sold by us are rwaran- seed in every rexpect. Warrants located on commiss:on.. Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- “Warranta will be forwarded to Western Honees on orders, or sent for sale cr commission to respunsibie partios, Bazine HOUSE Drposits.— the ovst, > & Esta’ bouxht and soi Claims on Cononrse.—Ch Court ee ee FN pence to us, will be ror | lorneys. prosecuted Oy Prompt HC BE BROTHERS, jana Oppoatte the Treasury. NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY to LOAN ow STOCK SECURITIES: OHUBB BROTHE, ‘an 218 0. me on the United States. beforethe Medicines. PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE ON THE PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, By M. B. La CROIX, M. D., Albmny, N.Y. 208 pages oul 19 ine Play ont Colored Lithographs ID” PRICE ONLY SCENTS. 1D” Sent free of postage to all paris of the Untom, Dr. M. B. La Croix’s Paysighorieal View of Mar- riage. A new and revised edition of 29 pages wnd 190 plates. Price 25 /— cents @ copy. A popular and com- prehensive treatise on the duties and casualties of single nnd marned life—happy ard fruitful alliances, mode of securing them—infelioitous and infertile ones—their obviation he, and removai—nervous debriity, ite causes and oure, by a process at once so simple, safe, ard effectusl, that failure is umposable—ruies for daily management—an easay on Sper materrhera, with praciica! observations onasaferand more successful mode of treatment—preenutionary hints on the evil results from empirical preatice ; to which is added commentazies on the diseases of fe- males—from infancy to old age—each case graphieal- ly illustrated by beautiful plates. It "pointe out the remedies for those self-inflicted miseries and mere pointed hopes so unfortunately prevalent 1 oan. Itisa truthful adviser to the |, earned ‘hose contemplating marriage. Its perusal is partio- lari; mme: to persons enteris\ming secret douth their physica! condition, and who are-con- scious oF having hazarded tie health. ha ness and jyilees to which every human being is itled to. rice 25 cents per cupy. or five copier for $1, mail- free of postare top part of the Carel dees, by addressing Dr. LA CROIX, (post paid.) Albany, cen! New York, enclosing 25 = N. B Those wno pier may consult age rrty a CROIX upon any of the diseases upon neon hi book treats, either personally or by mail. medi- Gines often cure in the short space of «ix days, and ompletely and entirely eradicate ai! traces of those disorders which copniva and cubebs have so G ht an antidote. to the ruin of the health o the patient. tinenta! rem 18“ French Secret” is the great oon- for that class of disorders whieb ua- potuuntey, + ysicians treat with meroury, to th irretrievabie destruction to the patieut'’s constitu- tion, and which al! the sarsaparilis in the world ean- cure. Office No. Si Maiden Lane, Albany, N.Y. lly GR T4c8s rT. Kuxwepy, of Roxbu: ‘OUr common pasture weed BVERY KIND TEST oe C4L DISCOVERY Of ade SR? has discovered in one remedy that ovres HUMOR, rom The worst Scrofula down to @ common Pimple. He has tried it in over eleven jundred oases, and never failed except in two cases, both Thunder Hu- mor. He has now in his possession over one bundr. certificates of its value,all within twenty mies ton. eee bottles are warranted to oure a nursing Sore uth. One to three batt ies will cure the worst kind of ‘i on the Faoe. 1 Wo or three bottles will clear the system of Biles. Two bottles are warranted to cure the worst ker in the Mouth and Stomach. Three to five botties are warranted to eure tho Worst kind of Erysipelas. One or two botties are warranted to cure ali Hu- mor in the Eyes. . Two botties are warranted to cure Runuing of the and Blotches among the Hair. Pour to wy Song are warranted to cure corrupt cers. ne bottle will cure Scaly Eruptions of the ~~ Or three botties are warranted to cure Worst kind of Riagworm. 0 or three bottles are warranted to oure the Most most desperate case of Rheumatism. name to four bottles are warranted to cure Salt- m. Five to ight bottles will cure the worst cose of Scrofula, Leeks A benefit 1s always experienced from the first bot- ie, gud & perfect cure is warrauted when the above autity is taken. Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in vain tried all the wonderful med:cines of the day, an & common weed growing on the pastures, and along old stone wails, should oure every humor 1: the yet itiea fixed fact. If you havea humor, start. IFS nor AND tes of tim the viewty I know the effects of it in every case. It Kas already done some of the greatest cures ever done in Massachusetts. I gave it to eb drena year oid, to oid peopie of sixty. 1 have seen poor, pany, wormy-looking children, whose flesh was soft an Feed restored to & perfect state of health by one Te those who are subject to a sick hend one bottle will always cure it. It gives great fu gatarrh and dizzinese. Some wlw have taken it had been costive for years, and have been reculsted by it. Where the body is sound it works quite easy, it where there is any derangement of the functions of nature, it will cause very sincuiar foelings, but = st not be alarmed; they always disap, ry rom four days to a week. There ever a lad re- sult from it; on the contrary, when that feeling is so you will feel yourself likes new person. eard some of the most extravagant encomiams of it that ever man listened to. uce | always kept it strictly for hu- since its introduct): y been spected. 5 ¢ fits—a disense which was considered incurable, have been cured by & 5 ae meray it will prove effeo- all eases of that awful malady—there are bat ve seen more of it than | have, ‘several cases of Dropsy, all of them o sated by it. For the various diseases of the alver, Sick Headache, I Asth and Awe, Pain in tne Ride: Dineases ‘of the ive, particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, oS the ever known. vLigrages somes “ No ¢ of diet ever necessary—eat the best you oan get and enough of it. Directions for Use.—Aduits one tabi per day: ren over ten years dessert Shildren from five to eight years, tea-xpoonfel. AS Do ‘oan be applicable to ni! constiteri take to operate on the bowels twice a day. MANUFACTURED BY DONALD KENNEDY. No, 120 Warren Street. Roxbury, ; 2 SER Agents for Washington.—Chas. Stott & Co., Z. Gilman, Kidwell & Lawrence. J.B. GardnercBarey Co. Waleh & Cony FS Walsh, J. Bs artin King, Nairn & Palmer, Schwartz & CoG ouwell. Daniel. Clark. J- P.Aluiburny Du 4 ‘0. Agents for vrgelown.—R. 8) Cius Lenthaun, J. L. Kigyell . Cixsell, OM my 5-ly HOMEMADE CARRIAGES. We have on of our own manufactui AUESeF‘te'vory eat Tate Satta ° ve 5 eat. net approved atyles, and warranted RE workmans! material, to be equal t in the city of Washington or any other ote i the y lates. We respectfuily solicit a anti rangers to examine our work ; ae a ; work @ prices. 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