Evening Star Newspaper, October 21, 1857, Page 4

——— Ppeorosats FOR INDIAN GOODS. _EVENING STAR. SHIPS AT SEA. es aii that wenct i.) i i Wire than yeaa me, # t come None have ye! ng towne them, in my sleep. o 'd why they staid Frere tye And I've said, “I'm half atraid ver ‘That the.r sails will ne’er be furt'd.” Great the treasures thet UA Wrtictthe epioce whieh n thay bear Ful we they suiiyas Urey anil stor in the port 53 Korws thatJ have ships at sea: Of the waves and Wind's the sporty oft thes comoand with ne a's coms: . Cheerttx me with hopeful talk, *Tili I put my fearsaside, And seit ta the Ihave waited on the pi Gazing for them de Days snd mghts, for ‘Til | turned heart- But the pilots, when they land, Bop rnd take me by the hand, Say tad, You a we roses ro i vessels rom sea, Your Bre asd one and all”? So I never quite despair, Ner jet bupe or courage fa: fod some day, when skies ar Up hiops wall sail, Lean buy thenati | need, Prints to lock ai Horses, wines. brety ‘ting ¢xgept & heart. That is lost, that is lost. Once, wxen | was pure and young, Poover too than | am now, Ere a cloud was o’er me flung. Or a wrinkle creased my brow, ‘There was one whose heart was mine, But she’s something now divine, And though come my ships from sea, ‘They = bring no heart to me, Vermore, evermore. (Harper's Weekly. ‘Tae Nevasixx Taacepy. —Donnelly was sen- tenced on Thursday, to be “aE on the eighth of January next at Freehold. Ale addressed the Court and protested his innocence. In this case the Chancellor has allowed a writ of error,which removes the whole proceedings before the Su- eme Court for review. All the ruling of the ae on the trial and the exceptions taken by the counsel to the charge of the Judge will, bya fall bench of Judges, be thoroughly examined into, and if wrong in auy material aspect of the case which affects the prisoner, a new trial will be ordered by the Court The writ of error could not be presented until sentence was pronounced on the prisoner. Judgment had first to be given, and when that was given yesterday the writ of error was immediately piesented. The execu- tion was put off by the Court until January, a la- ter day than usual, to allow time for the action of the sup ¢ Court. The hearing in the Supreme . take place, we learn, on the first Tues- day in November, at Trenton. The Monmouth Democrat of Thursday contain- ed the following respecting Donnelly: “Sheriff Conover. on Tuesday, found it neces- sary to place Donnelly in closer confinement th: be had been before subjected to; from certain ei cumstances it was thought he meditated an a tempt to escape. A large sum of money was found upon his person, and a stout club in his Since the above was written Sheriff Conover has received by mail, an anonymous letter from New York, warning bim that if Donnelly bad not already escaped, he was prepared to do so, and that a wealthy person, who had visited him, bad furn d him withmoney. Weare assured that Sher mover will not permit Donnelly to escape if consiant vigilance cam prevent it — Trenton True American PgxaLty oF BEtoneine to CHicace.—During the Missouri State Fair held last week at St. Louis, four disorderly persons were arrested on the Fair g:cunds and marched before the Record- er, the criminal judge of that city. The trial of one of them is described as baving been literally er was arraigned and the complaint otitcer W here did yeu come from ?"* Chicago ‘’* Fine you fifty dollars.’ ner to the Calaboose. t. Louis appreciation of Chicago. U7 To make a ed isa pair of cir baby man 4 patriot, all that is want- mstanees—a wife and a little 00 In gold was received by several of ebants in Charieston, 8. C., from Havana, by the Cabawha, arrived on Tuesday [7 The Merchants’ Cotton Mills, in Peters- burg, Va., have ceased operations for a short time, owlug to several causes, among which that of mouey is but a secondary object. Swaxy —A water snake was killed in Duxbu: last werk, im the carcass ef which was foun: eighty-four smaller specimens of the same ge- pus IP Several of the leading. banks of Buffalo are now recriving Canada funds at par. The holders thereof need not longer submit to be shaved {J~ The Parkersburg (Va.) News complains that there Is a sexreity of mechanics, especially carpenters, in that town. The wages, it says, are good {7 Rev. Mr. Spurgeon takes pains publicly te soy shat he is not a total abstainer, and does Heve in the principle of total abstinence of intoxicating drinks as a beverage. ct from a private letter dated Chi- +, states that the weather is very business {ts flne too—so fine that it without the aid of a micro- cago, October fine there, but you cannot see scope UF The aunual musical festivals tn the En- glisb cathedrals are hezinning to excite the scru- ples of the clergy. The Bishop of Norwich re- fuses bis patrosiage to one even if in a secular hall ip William Penn sailed from Bal- etpeol on Saturday with a heavy cargo of Breadstuffs—5,900 bbls. flour, and 12,350 bushels wheat is The Dramatic Fund Society in London is about republishing the Rev. Dr. Bellow’s dis- The Relation of Public Amusements Morality,”’ the proceeds of the work to 9 to their fund J A men named Charles O'Neil, residing near Lansing, lowa, some days ago, caught his wife in bed with another person, named Weaver aed stabbed them both, so that itis thought they cannot possibly recover. O'Neil was aflerwarde arreste; I The Montreal Commerciat Advertiser of the 15th inst. s: ys several large manufacturing houses here have suspended operations, and nearly two thousand operatives are thrown out of employment. Business is exceedingly dull, _and the financial pressure daily becoming worse. {>~ The run on the savings banks of Buffalo on Thursday, as the Commercial is reliably in- formed. was confined to the Cathot ic Germans, who had beep advised by their priests to with. draw their deposits and place the money tn the hands of thecleryy. The result will bea heavy I to the Inboring class in the Premium de- nded for gold. and in the lows of interest on the Money wiuile lying idle in the hands of the priests. i. 7- Col. Wilder. President of the State Board ef Agricalture of Massachusetts, intends to in- troduce a new and interesting fentue into that ftof the programme which relates tot ex- bition uf cattle. Usually, at the cattle sbows in bis part of the country, the cattle are exhibited sm the pens ‘hich it is very difficult to see them. The suel proposes to walk the cattle and down before t judges’ stand—a hint for L8S AT THE HOTELS BROWNS’ HOTEL —Joseph Jndi 4 H Stuart, Va; John W. Rice. Ma; pr peal Scott, Va; JS Racker, KT: Dr Hancock and ta. dy, Ta; G W Tubman, Md; C C Weeks, La: © Wilcox, MT; L H ‘Wootton, lowa; & P Scott Md: S H Berry. do; Willie Harper, do: & M ag gone do; B Grayson. lowa; J R Brooke. 0: W S Freeman and lady, NY ; Jas B Mason, do: David Carrell, Md KIRKWOOD HOUSE -A H Jones, Cal; a Munn», Md; P M Martin; B F Egkle. Va; T W bite, Ga; J Wheelwrivht, Md: M Key, do; T ¥ Buchanan. M Solomon and lady,Md; J J Sia k, RP Noar. NY; BA Franklin, Md; Miss J A Cheston, Pa; J Lew Eichie, do; ;_J Fram) Ind; Sty Jait, dog WR Page, Va, H D Barrows. WILLARD’s HOTK: —Jno R Thomas an lady, Jon J Barnuin and indy, NY; De Moree am and lady, J M Jones, Va; JS Storrs and lady, Ala: Capt Montgomery, USN; J R Hopkins, Mo: WT Rice. Md; W a Dum, Pa CW Hettor’ #C Mrs J A B Bird. Miss; W' smith, Texas; J Me° Allister, USA; ft MeD ath and lady, N Y; A L Kimbail, x ag,41l; Amos Davin, MOVEMENTS OF OCKAN STREAMERS Frou t Steamers Cit Unie, States me L b'ton..New York. ..1 New York. . - New York. ..Glasgow From Furore ros<ie Hemburg Gen'l Wiitlanns. 1 iverpoot Vanderbilt. wow. -Southam’n. The California matt -New Vork...Oct 7 steamers leave Ni * on the Sth and 20th of each month ae ee Yer -«é Sealed i lath or the I boas with various ‘ Parpuses, a6 fol: Lass No. 1. Mackinac Blankets, Cloths, and Dry so Loan i far came Se Oa City, until 10 o'clock, a. m.,-on of November next, [ot ar, ms hy nt ARIMENT OF THE [ NTERIOR, dit free aa tribes, ane Goods. 3.000 pairs 3-point white Mackinac D-iankets, to mea- Maure 6s by 73 heches, ond weig h 8 poands 3,000 pairs 24¢-point white Mackisinc kets, to measure 5 by Ppt nh 6 pounds Ta pare? pein he J Mackinac ets, tomen- 180 palro Iig point WMS Mackitas hotest ite 13¢-poin' 3, Pressure % by.50 i and weigh 4% pounds 1,300 pairs !-point white imac Diankets, to mea- sure 32 pounds mm 400 pairs 46 inches, aad weigh 3-point ‘noariet *Mackinne Meck to re 60 by 721 wei net Mackinno blonksterto point seat inac measure 54 by 66 inches. anil woigh 6 pounds, 200 pairs S3-point green 400 pairs 3. measure 66 by 84 inches. and “ee icon, mone sure 6 by #0 pairs 23¢-point measure 54 by ‘200 pairs 344-point to measure 66 20) paira 3-point Pap blue ‘Teasure 60 by 300 pairs 234-point indigo biue Mackinse blank to measure 54 by 63 inches. 200 pairs 334-point Gentinelia bi }-point jackinac sy anche 2 Mack: senets t ets, to Ginches, and weirh 6 pounds indigo blue Mackinac biankets by ati and weigh 10 pound lackinac blankets, to mehes, and weigh & pounds) weigh’ in inches.and weigh & ets,to measure 66 by 84 jnohes,and weizh I¢.}bs, 990 pairs 3 point Gentine jue Mack: t 330 pairs 24:-point Gentinella blue Mackinac bilan! ete. inac bla jke' by 72inches.and weigh 8'p’ sund: » mensure-d4 by 66 inches.and wet: zh G Ibs. 3 500 yards fancy list Bue cloth 2,000 a ed black cloth § nm cloth ne cloth ae scarlet sioth nde worstedyarm 30108 1,000 pounds worsted yarm, 10 Rozen cotton flag hamdkerchiefs, 100 Hs x snap ba 20 ladey cotton ao * blue sik > * “ 8 4cotton shawls wes gag oo 44 1 “ » 4 woollen shawls 1,000 poands linen thread 75 ‘sewing silk 500 pieces ribandt 15? gross worsted gartering 75 neces sik handkerchiefs 35,000 rds calico 25,000 yen Merunac calico 15,000 blue dating 15,000 white * 5,00 Georgia stripes 3,090 ** blue denins 3,090 * — cottan 15,001 “bed ticking 2000 “ Kentucky jeans 3,50“ gatinets lo,on0* ~ tice ‘ sao Heaely shirting 2,000 ** domestic es (unbleached) 20900 “ gheetuns, ss 10,02 = ~—s checks, stripes and plaids 26 dozen woollen socks 2,000 yards flannels, assorted 1,000 pounds cotton thread 60 dozen spool cotton 3 ponnds best Clicese vermilli on A pon ee iso 1oo 2.400 flanne' 7400 on! sco 10 dozen merican brown gilling twire, No. cotton maitre I shirts Canadian belts. Crass No.2. Ready- Made@ lothing. 200 frock coats, indigo biué broad cloth 20 pant | 20 vests, 100 frock 1 looy 100 Mackinac indigo biue blanket 10 hiaex casinet overcoats, ( No. sheeps gray cloth overcoats coats. loons, jOOns, heavy twilled free wo onats lo ae pantaloons 196 black cloth coxts: . eo jes pantaloons Jue * vests 2” blue satinet coats Pal) be pantaloons 20 + vests 20 cadet cloth coats 20 = pantaloons ae oe. vests. Crass No, 3. Hardware, Agricultural Implements, and Ares. 6,000 pounds rasa keLtion 1,000 tin kettles, (5 s1zes,) y 20 nests Japanved kettles,§ ina nest » dozen W-quart tin pans Ze Gm A a “ 1 “ “ Se butcher knives 20 geniping 25 M gun flints 9) gross gun worms 1)“ Aquaw awls 125 “ fish hooks, assorted $0 dozen fish lines . Fauld 8 needles 1% dezen coarse tooth combs i” fine # 19 scissor 15 bush soythes rd grass 15 grain * adzes » grubbing hoes ao “* weeding “* 100 pairs hames » trace chains 100 log chains ‘ #0 drawing knives, 10 and [2 inches in le 25) augers, in equa proportions of 1%, inch neth 1, 34, ands 20 hand saws » 3) cross-cut saws, . feet in length 4 nes . 3 dozen hand-saw files wo“ saw files 6 * 1 rAsps 2) quarters socker chisels, 34,1, and 2 inch 70 planes, nd jack 608 cunp 3.00) shor 1,%0 northwest xuns, ‘ony OKs i 25 dozen nm best pad kettles, (3 sizes) handled frying pans ng spoone iroa table spoons tin cups scythe snaths axes, to weigh from 45s to 53§ pounds half axes, to weigh S's pounds hatchets, to weigh lz pounds broad axes,ordinary size zine mirrors hre steels Crass No.4, Northwest Guns, flint lock percussion lock, Proposals will be received for the delivery of anid goods at Boston, more, New eimeati; but in considering the bids, the cos: trausportat! tinations fe wil! form an element im deciding & ht wil be rexerved to ‘The ri; less quanti cihed in the abo: of a different deser: lowest mcr! Goods of styles and quality, will pe ples of blaukets aud clot will be be rejected boa: be selected, which may be nidly inspected and by an agent or agents Suctras mer be unequa, to furnish othe: ty within three day. purchased at his expense. N fork, E . ig af pe Philadelphia, ta ae of the jon of the same to their respective dos- ‘om the places pr pe delivered proposals. & greater or than that sand also any others 10n that may be needed, at the ket prices. American manufacture, of the required preferred: but as the sam- is are foreign fabrica, it Orteans uis, Memphis u ty of any of the articles nam necessary, in proposing a domestic article of either of those kinds, that a sample thereof shall ac- company thy d. The article: reto in any particular will in which case the Facet ome y will be the required kind or quali or,if that be not done. they will Payment wili be mad+ for the xoods received on invoices thereof certified the agent or agents aj af will be und: the goods abo tion’of the Departnn pointed to inspect them. that all bids for farmehing ed tuay be rejected at the op artecularly sf made by one owaas © manufacturer of, or regular farmshed; oud or the reverse, must be distinctly stated who may have failed to comply with t of any contracts they may have into with the United States shall, at t the Depurr letter and relative to use of the that the bide revi t option o ment, be resected, in accordance with the spiritef a jemt resolution of Congress lads for provisions, eloth &c., for the Navy. approved itih Marck, isd Bonds will be tequired in the it for the fsithtal performance of tha wayne eit twoor mor. tified by a United ‘The prop quantities going schedule, w doliars and cents, and the amounts for each class. following heading: renies. whose sufficiency must be oer- States Judge or District Attorney. osais must embrace the articles with the thereot,as they are arranged in the fure- h the prices annexed to each, in which they will be furnished, must be crrried out aad tooted up hey should be submitted with the “Lor hry bee Propose to furnish forthe ser viee of the terms of at Lith, afi clas ex Boston. td of goods, othér articles of a different des quired for the sery ice of the Indian department du. New or we] will also fu {itronal quantiti » ndian department, and according to the s advertis-ment therefor, dated October i857, the following articles, at the prices thereto xed, [here insert the list according tu the clase or proposed for, J Geliverable of t in the city, Baltimore, Uy incinnati, as the day of April next, or at tha York ew js and qualities t market prives, such cription as my be re- nd at the 16 ing the year t%6 deliverable as above stated; And if this Wholecr in for, lor we} will, ecute a roposa! he accepted, satisfac’ory to the Commissioner of I for the farthful Y here insert the words, ‘in n pert, H fens t one on eae poy iin twenty days thereafter, contract accordingly. and are secur.ty, ndian Affai-s, same. Here formance of the insert whether the party propoming isor ieaceeners nfactarer or reguiar dealer in the article Proposed to sagt ei ngenoee , at eae bis 7“ xf ropownl must also accom pani a gansentee, in the following form, to be 7 mei Mi, a} of more responsible persons, whore a1 jeney must be certified by ofe or more persons personaily or of- ficial'y known to the ‘tment: “t (or wel hereby = bidders. uarantee that the above bidder, -}ifacontract shsll ® led to him, or them facoording to his [or thelr! foregoing Ind Or proposal nity for the thé adverty dated Oetober 15, 1B%; asy and ail damages or | or the Tedinus may State, 80 todo on Neo proposal wili be considered that » will execute contract, and give secu- performance therevf, as prexoabed in sement for Proposals for Indian Goods. ard Tlor we) agree to pay en which the United ‘ar by reason of failur bidder {or bidders.” does the part of the strictly conform tothe terms and directions of this advertisement, ' By order oc 2-ditkStawiléNow Acting of the pope 43 poet x Miscellaneous. B on BEAN HLA om ofertas LN eae ce guineas tae weak tkerneut ta Natione! Tavstligencer. TIMONIALS. Sm: The tee on le for aog rgar very well, snd gears te Dave improved my sight more than any other | peter W, TAZEWELL I have tried a pair ef Spectabies obtained from Mr. Tobias, and find them of great assistance to my Sets seas aneronione s it — mas HENRY A. WISE, Peterssurc, October 21, 1854, About five years ago. T ‘obtmived from Mr. Tobias, v Glasses for the whigh 1 weed, kod found them of great ne my decaying vision he is skillfu Lyncupure, November 7, 1851. From an examination of Mr. Tobias’ Glasses, and Hite Oh ons 7 remarks, am coavinced @ is & skil!ful optician. eee ee acetal rs BLACKFORD, M. D. Lyncusrre, November 10, 1254. Mr. John Tobias, having furnished me with Gins- sea, by which | have been greatly aided, vision having suffered anil from reading at might in my earlier life,) itaflurds me the highest pleasure to say that I consider bim a skillful practical optician, aod well vrerered to aid a who tay pecd his Lada "Elder of the Methodist Conference. - be ING igre ae eg i 1as—Dear Sir: | aim bappy tosny tacies which | oltained from you last week are entirely satisfactory. From ax inequality in the visual range ef my eyes, | have heretofore found great difhoulty in getting glasses of the proper focal dis- tances. It atlords me pleasure to stute, that by the aid of your optometer this difficulty bas been happily obviated, so that the Glasses you lurmshed me are decidedly the best adapted to Iny eyes of any I have ever yet used. Very respectfully Fhe R. Tee ek. ector of St, Having been induced by a friend to visit the estab- lishment of Mr. Tolaas for the purpose of trying hi fasses | was furnished witha ne,,whice have afiorded me m color and gratifi- cation than any | have ever tried. My sight, origin- ally very good, was injured by writing and diy at night, frequently to avery late hour: but With the aid of thon giaeses | can study simost a8 Inte as ever, and that too without the pain | have previous- ly auffered. JOHN WILSON, Late Commissioneer Gen'l Land Office. Dee. 11, 1855. T have used Mr. Tobias’s Spectacles for three or four months, and take great pleasure an saying that I am muoh pleased with them. 1 have been much benefited by them. GEO. P. SUARBURGH. May 5th, 1856. I was recommended to Mr. John Tobias: optician ; andas | have cyen of gemrkable peeuliari- ty, | was gratified to find that Mr. Tobias seemed ta comprehend them by inspection and some slght measurement. and he has made mea pair of Spacta- cles that suits meadmirably, = A. P. BUTLER, July 11, 1856. g si Wasnincton, Aug. 8, 1255. Having been for years under the nocessity of hav- two seta of classes-one for use in daylight, and one for lamp-light—I procured one set from Mr. Tobias whioh answered both purposes. I have used his for several months, and find them excellent. ED\WAKD STUBBS, Of Department of State. Mr. J. Topias. Sir: The pair of Spectacles you furnished me yesterday abd oa wep satisfactory tomo. They are very decidedly the beet I possess, and I am the owner of eight or nine pairs, uliy selected in diflerent places and ‘from opticians rec- ommended to me ou account of their professional standing in France, England. and the United States. Ihave boon also plessed with your remarks and di- rections on the treatment of the eyes, for the pur- pose of preserving and Lay ae the sight Respectfully rours, HS. CALDWELL, rofessor of M. C., Louisville, Ky. BRookiyN OxtHoraenic INstitvrTIon, fil, ph After most careful examination of Mr. ‘Tobia: Glasses, Lamenah'ed to testify that their hardne: clearness, polishing, and exact optical shape render them particularly recommendable to those whose merely optical impairment of the eyes are in want of such auxiliaries. 1 consider, moreover, Mr. Tobias fuily qualified to determine the foous of the eye,both by tS optical knowledge and experience, and by means of his optometer. In addition, | ean further state that Mr. Tobias has supplied some of my pa- tients with Glasses, to their and my satisfaction Fi LEWIS BAUER, M. D., Physician and Surgeon, Berlin; Member of the oyal College of Surgeons, Engiand; Member ef the Medical ety of Lendun,and of the Pathological Society of New York; late Sur- gen ofthe Royal Urthopactio Institution of Ianchester, England, and Surgeon of the B. O, lustitution, Norvouk, Va., July 27, 1854. In the experience of eveu two years, I have found great difficulty in obtaining Spectacles that wore ex- actly adapted to the weakness of my mght. This in- convenence Mr. Tobias seems to have remeved for the prosent by the substitntion for me of better and Moré suitable Glasses. They " clear, chrystal-like and comfortable to my eyes. | would commend him to those who from age or other infirmity require ar- tificial aid in this way. J.J. SIMKINS, M. D. Witaineton, N. C., Juno 16, 1854. To persons who have had the sight 0! their eyes so impaired as to require the use of Glasses, | would recommend Mr. John Toluas as a suitable person from whom to obtain such Glasses ax Ene. may re- juire, as he has suited me with iro} ‘Spectnolan fora far and neor sight. My sicht has been impaired very much by a s#ervice of years inthe Post Office Department, which berth required me to be on duty from li o’clock at night till after day during mbich time I used but one light. W.A. WALKER. DerantMent oF INTERIOR, May 8, 1855. From natural defects ard the unequal iy f my eyes, | have been vompelied ta use ginsros for seve. talyears. [ have tried different opticians without obtaining glasses porfectly fitted to my eyes. Four months since Mr. Tobine made two pairs especially for me, which I have found to serve me rfectiy. By the use of hia optometer he ts enabled to adapt lnsses most minutely to the eye, I most cheerfu ly recormnmend Mr. Tobias to all having to UCOAS LO use glasses, bear iy testimony as to his ckil as an optician, ENRY E. BALE WIN, | se 25 Ass’t Sec’y to sign Land Warrants. PporosaLs FOR SUPPLIES, “ QuaRTERMASTER’s Orrick Mantne Corps, WaAsHINGTON, October 10. 1257. Sealed Proposals will be received at this office un til 3 o'clock, p.m.,on Fr day. the ith November, 1857, for supplying the Marine Corps with the fol ow. ee wacice uring the fiscal year ending 30th June, 1858, viz: 509 to 890 uniform caps. complete. 1,000 to 2,00 marine pompoons. 1,0°0 to 2,°00 patent-leather stocks. 500 to 800 privates’ uniform coats, complete, of navy bine cloth, indigo dye—to be chemically tested. Sto 100 —_ uniform eoats, (same as ve. to ann’ coats.scarlat cloth,cochinea! ye—to be chemically tested. 1@to 200 pens non-commissioned officers’ epau- jett 500 to pa js centre straps, to Mred worsted sash 1,000 to 2,00 pairs linen overall 1,000 to 2,000 linen shirts. 2,500 to 3,090 pairs brogans, Nos. 5 to M. FH to 200 marine blankets, (gray.) Sto 2 knapsacks. 2,390 to 3,000 pairs wooilen socks. Sto 800 marine fatigue sane, the cloth to be nay; blue,indigo dye,and cheinically tested. SO to 8 fatigue frocks, 1,060 to 1,500 flannel shirts 590 to 1,000 pairs woollen overalls, 50 to 1,000 woollen jackets, 3% to "500 watch or great coats, 500 to 1,000 pairs Ci 35to 6 musicians’ jackets, scarlet eloth, eochi- neal dye- he chemically tested. 1,000 to 2,000 yarda 6-4 sky-biue kersey ’ 1,060 to 2,000 yards navy-blue cloth, to be chemically tested. 00 yards scarlet cloth, cochinéal dye, to.be chemi- ly tested. Samples of the above articles may be seen onappli- cation at this office, or at the office of the assintant qucterinaster marine corps, 189 Spruce street, Phi\- adelphin. It is to be understood that the accepted bidder is to take all maternal used for manufacturi overalls, &c. hand at the time of contract,at contract prices thereof, Bids will be received for the whole or in blue ke: . do. aot do. fon flannel drawers. arte for thearticles required.and it must bo explicit y under- stood that a critical inspection will be given all nrti- eles furnished as to fit and quality, aad thet articles which do not come up tothe sample will be ted and thrown upon the hands of the contracto The quart iter reserves to himeell the right to merease or inish the quantity named above, as the exixencies or interests of f! mand. Proposals to he addressed to the of the Marine Corps.” Washington, D. C.,and en- ” Proj 's for Supplies.” 00 12-e0tl3thNov P®OPOSALS FOR RATIONS FOR 1853. QUARTERMASTER's Orricg MaRING Cares service may de- “ Quartermaster ASHINGTON. October 10. 1857, Separate Sealed hep eer will be received at this office until Tuesday, the ith of November next, at 3 p-m., for Lager tte don cee to United es MATING corps, 6 follows fur the year i858, viz: “7 me Charlestown, Massach fortsmouth, New Hampshire; ruoklyn. Long Island, New York; Philadeiphia, Pennsylyenin ; Gosport, neat Norfolk, Virginia; Warrington, Floridn : and Washington, District of Columbia, Each ration to consist of one pound a: of fresh beef, or three-quarters of a pound of mess pork ; eighteen ounces of bread, made of best su- erfine flour. or best superfine Hourat the option of ‘he goveroment; and at the rate of 1X pounds o good coffeo, twelve pounds of best New Orleans sugar, cight quarts of it white beans, four quarts of vinecar, two quarts of aalt, four pounds of seod hard brown soap, and one anda half pound of good hard dipped tallow eandies to one hundred rations. ‘The beef required shall be delivered on the order ofthe ager officer of each station, erther in bulk or by the single ragion, and shal! eonsiat of tha See Picors of t Ss paranes She Lah’ 1 prim mene pork, a 18 Groceries to of the best quality of kinds ‘named. Kil'sa ject to ui Lo nee bid will be entoriained untean juBetts ; quarter mR FO HY PUBLIC ry G: —, PRRINTENDENT OF Pdstic Prtktixd, a Wasuinoton, October Ist, 1857. In pursuance of the: rie ot the “Act topto- vide exconting Pi printing,” &c., ap- pro’ August 2, 1852, roposals will be received at this im the until the first Mogan 2th AT) i paper tat mis be roe ee shin, U Or the pul ing for the year ending on the Ist day the publie print: comber, 1858, ist specifies,as nearly as can be as- the qimntite, quality, and desoripticn of dof paper thet will be required. cams fi nes ae ir, uncalendered, to s fine prints macsurs 2 by 35 inches and’ ts’ weigh Torte dee pounds to the ream of 48) sheets. ono fi pai 1 per, enlendered, to 000 ‘reams fine printin; . ft mabsere 2 by 3B ihohen, ard to weigh fifty-six pounds to the ream uf 480 sheets. f Crass IT. 4 5,000 reams superfine sized and oalendered printing » te measure 24 by 38 inches, and te weigh fifty - Feo pounds to the nen of ae shoots, asa lV. 90 reams superfine hard-sized and calendered printing prper, to measure 24 by 2 inches, and to weigh forty-eicht —— wane reain of 490 sheets. bass V. 1,000 reams superfine sized and calendered map pa- per, of such #izcs a8 may be required, corre. pondin; in weight with paper measuring 19 by 24 inches, ‘and ‘Weighing twenty pounds pél ream of 480 sheets. A . 200 reams superfine plate paper, (calendered or un- calendered, as may be'roautrad. ) 19 by 24 mehes, and of such weight oe reamas may be required. The fibre of the paper of each of the above olas- ses to be of linen sa cotton, free from ail adultera- tion with mineral or other substances, ofa fur white- ness, and put up in quires of noes Biel sheets each, and in bundles of two reams é¢ach, each ream to contain 430 perfeot sheets, Uniformity in color, thickness and weight will be required; and no bun- die (exclusive of wrappers) varying over or under five per cent. from the ndard weight will be re- Pabedan the gross weight wil. inall opace ae wired, ixing of various thicknesses in fundte to make up the weight will be considered a violation of the contract, Crass VIE. No 1—',500 reams quence: post writing paper; —2,0%) ream +— $M reni certar each kin atoap writing paper: lemi writing pape: folio post writing paper; medium writing paper; al writing paper; per-royal writing paper; perial writing paper ; .9— 100 reams colored medium (assorted.) Crass VIEL No, 1—5,000 reama writing paper, 19 by 26 inches, to weigh twenty-eight pounds per ream. No. 21.510 reams writing paper, 19 by 26 inches, to weigh twenty-tree pounds per rexsm. . No. 3.—3,100 reams writing paper, 18 by 25 inches, to weigh twenty-six pounds per ream. No. 4.—100 reams writing paper, 18 by 22inches, to weigh twenty-four pounds per ream. No. 5.—340 reams writing paper, 18 by 18 inches. to woigh twenty-two pounds per ream. No. 6- reams writing paper,}2 by 18 inches, to weigh twelve pounds per ream. All the paper designated ifi classes 7 and 8 Gre té be ef the it materinis, free ft adulteration, aud finished in. the best manner. © papers in class 7 are to be white or blue, of the regular standard sizes of the respective kinds,and of such weights as may be required by this ofhce ; thoxe in olass® are to be hfiaor and of the sizes and weight specified in the schedule. The right.1s reserved of ordering a greater or less quantity of each and overy kind contracted for at such times and in such quantities as the public ser- vice may ure. Fach ase will be considered separately, and be aulbjeet to a separate contract; but hidders may offer for one or more ot the cinsser in the anme proposal ; and the privilege is reserved of requiring a bidder who may have more than one class assigued him to take all such classes, or forfeit his right to any class Sam bathing less than one quire) of each kind of paper Ma for. and but one sample in each kind, must accompany each bid ; and, in classes 7 and 4, be numbered to eorrespond with the number of the pa- per proposed for in that schedule ; and, in the first 1x elasses, to be properiy designated on the sample, orit will not be considered. All proposals and sam- ples must be transmitted to this office free of post- age or other expense. ij Each proposal must be signed by the individual or firm cmking it. and must specify the price per pound (and but one price for each) of every kind of pa- per contained in the eiass proposed for. All the paper im the ‘cinsses must be deliv ered xt such pince or places as may be designated Washington City, in geod order, free of all and ry extra charze or expense, and subject to th: spection, count, weight and measurementof the Su dent, and be im in all respects -satisinc- Wiank forms for propesals will be formebedat this office to persons applying for them ; and none Wil! be taken into ooneideration unless substantially agree- ing therewith. - onds, with approved securities, will be required; and the supply ing @efan inferior article in any of the elasser,ora filure to supply the quantity required atany time wiil be considered a violation ofthe con- ract. Each bidderis required fofurnish with his proposals satisfactory evidence of his ability to axeeute them; = a unaucompanied by such evidence will rejected. ‘ The proposals will be opened in the manner _ra- uired is aw *"on the first Tuesday after the first onday in Veoember’’ next, 8th.) at 10 o'clock a.m. at the office of the Superintendent, - Proposals will be addressed te the “ Su peed. ent of the Public Printing, Capitol of the United tates, Washington,” and endorsed * Proposals for a, Washingte iat ah jim Paiste A.G. SEAMAN, Superiatendent of Public Printing. eo 1-2awt Dae! = No. 586, By rn PREsipENT Or THE UNITED In pureuance of Inw, 1, JAMES BUCHANAN, President of the United States of America, co hereby deelare and make known that public sales Will be held at the undermentioned fand offices in the State of Missouri, at the periods hereinafter aesig- nated, to wit: ; Atthe land office at PratssurG, commencing on Monday, the ist day of March next, for the disposa! of the pubtic lands within the following-named townships, viz: North of the base line and west of the the fifth principal meridian, Fractional, towaships sixty-seven, of ranges twenty-four to forty-three, inelusive. At the land office at MiLaN, oommencine on Mon- day, the 8th day of March next. for the disposal of the public iands within the following -named town- ohips, viz: North of the base line and west of the fifth principal meridian. Fractional townships sixty-seven, eighteen to twenty-three, ineiusive. At the land office at Patmyra, Monday, the firet da; sal of the public lands townships. viz: North of the base line and of ranges commencing on of March next. for the dispo- within the following -named ! west Of the fifth prin- : ctpal meridian, 3 appa township sixty ‘en, of range ten. he isinnds in the Mississippi river, numbered one, two, Ser ree. in fractional townsip sixty range five. The island in the Des Moines river, in sections four —_ nine, of fractional township sixty-four, of range five inthe Des Moinesriver, insectionsnine, nd filteen, of fractional township sixty- five, of ra Bix Atthe land office at St. Lovis, commencing on onday, the first day of Mareh next, for the disposn| iblic lands within the viz: North of the baxe line and east sf the fifth prin- al meri Fractional tow: p thirty-eight, of ran except the portions covered by private olnims. At the land office at Jacxson, Monday, the 8th day of March next of the public lands townships, viz: | North of the basi meridian, a Fractional township twenty-one, twenty-two, of range one. Fractional township twent: Township twenty-seven, of range seren. Fractional township sixteen, and township twen- ty-eight, of range nin ‘Township twenty-nine, of range ten. Fractional township sixteen, of r>ge thirteen, ‘Township twenty four, of range sixteen, North of the base line and doest of the fifth prin- cipal meridian, .Fractional township twenty-one, of ranges one to eight, inclusive, metioual township twenty-one, and townships twenty -five and twenty-six, ef range nine, At the land ofhee at Srrincrigp, commencing Monday, the fifteenth day of March’ next, for the disposal of the public lands within the following- name | townships, viz: Nort af the base line and west of the ffth prin- eipal meridian. | ‘ownship thirty, of range twenty-nine. ‘uwnships thirty, thirty-one, irty-two, thirty- irty-four, «frange thirty. ‘by law for the Use of schooln, mulitary, and other par oases, together with those “swamp and overflowed lands, made theroby unfit for cultivation,” if any, granted to the State by the act entitled * An act to enable the State of Arkansas and other States to recinim the ‘swamp lands? within their linauits,’” roved September 2, 1250, will be “AEs ofeting St the prove lane will ¢ offering of the above wi commenced on the days appointed, and will prov in the order in which they are advertised, until the whole shail following-naimed nine, commencing on for the disposal within the fullowing-named and east of the Afth prin- and towrship ‘one, of range i160, have been offered, and the e: thus closed ; sale anil be kept opon | ervthgn tow raat no private entry oPany of the 1s will be itted expiration of the two weeks. until after t! ne hand, at the sity of. Washington, th h Septem trousnnd olghi Raudred sot rite camne, Domias on By the President: sod amcitoare Tuomas A, [leNDRicxs, Commissioner of the General Land Offiee. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every porsom entitled to the right of e-emp: toany of the lands within the townships and p: of townships above ehumerated is required to es- tablish the same to the pfact.on of the register and reeeiver of the proper Iand othoe, and wimke payment theres Prac after ‘Or G3 soon as seeime this motiee; and before the da: ated fir ie of the lands the commencement of fhe pabhe ombrmcies th ; otherwise such ciaun ombraciag be tract claim "PHOS, A. HEN s. Commissioner of the General Pan Om 5 the nara un ceton hear tote, | Tatclae TBH Gian ot pd walgecty i *Propounts fea oF andes fon <yeaenis. but an examination will guaranty the. ermastor of the acing, Corps. Washing- |. Also, a new invoice af RENCH SOFT H tan, bec. ig ORL. rarer, corner af atirat eek v08 30 cotNovia oe BOER ART.” Shfeasreuk Hhentan nt ccteatreet Pe atoseis PEA NU ree P CHORE he MAG ‘ GAN, ZORA EM ny A one, Testers compe URCH ORGAN, 12 sos-tt _ fA 12th atrest, corner of B 0013 ; > Ge a £ 4 a be [ F provi ‘ j Sted feo e “4 GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE ‘ OUTH, va Bees GORDONSVILLE an RICH: UTHWEST. Tor LYNCHBURG and the SOUTHWEST. |. save Washington at 6 o'ol: LYNCHBURG next morn: atde, moomnocting ith the the Vi and Ti distance of 60 miles, ottesville to By uchburg a Fate from Washington to Lanenbutg, 82.5 ‘The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh street, being owned by the Railroad Company, runs in connection with the tra: Li ‘Tickets for meee roseaed eu the wuldeatthe oi Bieied ene adteake Brice dria, a diotaoss ofa miles, ‘silowsng je time agen JAMES A. EVANS, Agent, joxnndria, July. 1857. : “eat ws HINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD. _TRAINS KUN AS FOLLOWS: From ten grete hihi 3 6 8. m., connecting at Relay with trains forthe West, and at Baltimore with those for Phiiadel and New York; at 8.3 rs Phin a more, hin, and rane Pp foe "Balneaore ant Nertele Frederick train. PRESS at 4.2) p.m. at Reiny for the W Anumpolis, Baitimore, Phuadelpma, lew York. ‘On Sunday at 7a. ye ay From BALTIMORE for ¥ “GaSupdayatcloem sndsts m in Su ol m, | le jeinte T. H. PARSONS, Agent. GTEAMER GEORGE PAGE. SS HOURS OF DEPARTURE ogee ave Alexandria at 455, 73, 9, 10%! 1. Semen EEL, SHINGTON a NEW ‘AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, _ The recent extensionand ymprovement of its 1ead- ing connecting lines at the West has required an en- tire revision of the running arrangements ofthis road which highly important ad e elerare secured. On and after MONDAY 5, APibald ng gt TRAINS will row: ssengern. me CCOMMODATION TRAIN starts from Camden Station, Baltimore, at 7 A.M.,(except —— n at way stations and arrives at Cum- riand At Seoond—The MAIL TRAIN startr (Sunday ex- cepted) at 830 A. M.. and arrives at Wheelie at 425 A. M., connecting at Benwood with Central Oo trains for Corumbus, Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Lou- ssville, Chicaga, St. Louis, &c., and at same place with trains for Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit, &¢.. by Cleveland vand also at Parkersburg with Ma- hird—The ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at 5.95 P. M., oon- necting at Benwood at A. M. with express trains from Bellaire to Cincinnati, (twitheut change of Cars at Columbus,) and reaching there in but 25 hours from Baltimore 28 hours from Washing- ton. Jt also connects directly, in both directions, at Grafton with oars by Parkersburg and Marietta roads for Chillicothe, Cincinnati, etc. These trame connect at Xenia for Indianapolis, Chicago and St. Lo at Cincinnati with the Great Obio and pi xpress for Louisville, Cairo and St. r through to puis in less than 42 hours frow Baitimore. By this train the time to ail the central and southern places in the West is much less, while the distance is froin 40 to 100 mules shorter than by the shortest of other routes, From the West these connections are equally close and satisfactory, ar- nr at Baltimore at 8.30 A. M. ILJ~ Bageage checked throjizh to all pomts. THROUGH TICKETS sob at lowest rates at Camden Station and at Washington, D.C. Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may view the entire road by dayligat, by taking morn- ing trains, and lying over at Cumberiand or Onk- land, and resuming next moraing by Wheeling Ac, commodation train, leaving Cumberland at & and Oakiand at 10.50, FOR WAY PASSENGERS. The Cumberiand Acconimodation Train at 7 A.M., Wil stop at ali Stations east of Cumberiand, and the Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations beyond Cumberiand ine West. Eastwardiy, the Mnil Train leaves Wheeling at 8.50 A. M..and Aecommo- dation leaves Cumberland at 9, reaching Baltimore at5 30 P.M. N._ THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA B ANCH. between Grafton and Parkersbur, » Wa} eg ap will take the press westwardiy and e Mail eastward! ly. The FREDERICK TRAIN atarts at 4 P. M. stogging at way stations. [eaves Frederick at 9.18 A, M.. arriving at Baltimore 12 noon. a-Wea sad hia te Me “Lester hits Miao + Mey | MM. seaves Elly 8 i at 4. M.and7P. M., except Sunday. pos WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. 40ave Sand 9.15 lays at 4.15 A. M,, Leave Washington fer Baltimore at 6 and 8.30 A M. and Sand 4.29 On Sundays at 7A. M., and oe i oe only, ss he first and fonrth trains from Baltimore, and the seeond and fourth trams from Washington, will be Ss mail trains. stopping only at Washington unction and Annapolis Junction. ‘The 9.15 and 5.15 trains from Baltimore and the 8.90 nd 429 traine Washington connect with the as. ormation, fare, é&o., is tod. T. D, Agent, at the Ticket ‘ellvoe, camden WM. 8. WOODSIDE, Master of Transportation, Baltimore. i head PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM PANY. One of the Steamsh: f thi + OBTTY. the United States Maile for AGA POLO area CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, leaves Panama twiee each month, on the arri- valof the United States Mail S. S. Company’ssteam- ers, Which leave New Orleans New York reg noah On Sth and 20th of each a ihe en is ou sengers connecting via PANA AIL- ROADS. ™ ? These steamships have been inapected and proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty spee and safety. The Pansma Railroad (47 miles long) is now com- leted fram ocean to ocean, and is crossed in Sor 4 ours. The bagcage of passengers is checked in New York through to San Francisco, and passengers are embarked at Panama hy steamer at the company's expense. The money paid in New York covers ali ex, es of the trip. exerve steamers are kept in port in Panama and Sen Francisoo, to prevent detentio: case of scci- dent, so that the route is entirely reliable—no fail- ure having occurred in eight years, _ Passengers lenve Panama the game day they ar- rive at Aspinwa‘l. Conductors go through by each steamer, and take ae of women and children without other protec- Ore, For throu; the agency, Baltumore for Washington at 4. SISP-M. On Sund {only h tickets atthe lowest rates a) Im) West street: New York. to + W. RAYMOND.—or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & CO., New ns,— yet OL. BARTLETT. Boston NHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL ONITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS ing this peteay TIC —..,... .Capt. Oliver Fidridge. 7 ‘apt. Joseph Comstock -+--- Capt. James W est, having been built by contract expressly for the Government serviee,every care has been t» set in their construction, as also in their engines, to in- sure strength and speed, and their aocommodat.one a pessengers are unequalled for elegance and com fort. Price of passage from New York to Liverpool, in firat cabin, $190; in second do., $75 ; exclusive w: extra size state rooms, $325, An experienced Ser. New York, 30 and 20 guinens. Keonattached toeach sip. Noberths canbe a have uhprov The BALTIC... The ADRiATIC— until paid for. ‘The ships of this |: water tight bulk heads ena PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING. PROM NEW YORK, FROM LIVERPOOL. Saturday, June 20 57| Wednesday, \ Saturday, July 4... 1857] Wednesday: Taleo fae Saturday, July 18.” \1R57| Wednesday. July £2) te57 Saturday, Au 1857 Wednesday, Au; 1 Saturday, A Saturday, 3 Saturday, Sept. 26. Saturday, Oct. 16. - 1657, Wednesday, Aw 1857| Wednesday, Mept.2 1857) Wednesday, Sept. 30.1857 esdn: lOek- 14 1857 Oct. 3. 1a 1857| Wedn Saturday, Oot. 24... 1857) Wed: Setucday, Nov. 7... ..1857) Wednesda seteraey, Nov, 21 1857] Wednesda: turday, Dec. 5._.1857| Wednesday, | Wednesday EURO REBEL. Rao 0a ary BRONTE SHIPLEY § 60, Laverngal. PEG WE WRIGHT & c -» Paris. not be P ecmners of these ship: for » silver, bi si or metals, unless bills, a) in 72 arene therefor and the value thereof expres: ced therein, je\s UNITED STATES MAIL LINE ONLY REGULAR LINE AND WITHOUT FAILURE FOR RIGHT YRARS, FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA PANAMA RAILROAD. Regular Sailing. Days, 5th € Dth of cach month. Cavtron. tionerot various Winks hace eee Papacntet en traveliers bound toCA id ORNIA, that the subseriber, the duly authorized gent for presage by the U. R. Mail Line, vin Paun- ma, in the city of New York. feels it his duty to caution all pe: ‘ing passage to Californin, ay ToA vor erosion they sapet be mal te. ° s fail Lane, via Panama arent nme of x Ha only due office tn New York, hich treet, oarner: "arren wi 18 AtiTT North Rivers at the head ofthe Geet fronting on the North ° 7 ae ei Ia Oe Je 19- « art 8 Insurance, &c. ay RITTESBOURE, PANT & co. echebib ele eh currency end pola or, i mark their ‘hose depositing specie ras hope ma fow trea ar. it the diffe pose drawing ‘Virgin wil be par yO or sto quote reguiar rates for Sewell es sexx heave cauvenay ne oa ENY, 'ENHOUSE, NT& CO, = FENY, R ‘ WEN CUARTERED PY CONGRESS This J prey to uve yay php go for Pi their oe, corner of A iE, &o., Drrostrs.— i and without e. cities received on at said Cities furn: Bens" eall = udson M.W. OF hed to Dameel faatenee salt.” MES C. McGUIRE, Prerident. Grarron D. Hanson. Secretary. BAsuine HOUSE ep li-ly CHUBB BROTHERS. received Checks paid at par, and Exobange on Kore Without charge. IntTkREST ON DEPosiTs.—iptereat will be allowed on Deposits at Drrosits 1 Deposits m ceived to bec! apecie, Discounts.—: Wil! bedisoournted, and & Lerrers furuixned. negot! United agen RAVELL be furnish sired negoty It Rrvuis AND Lerrersor Crem on F of Cred on he market “SJonber as &o.— ties bought pr. cent. reserve irgmin and other Uneurrent heeked wee oles. nnd States, on ee iD hrrore.—Bilis xe! r. Oe: i ay - 6 to 12 it the ifferent . Where sare tought upon or will or Enre h rates se may be agreed upcn. Vv IRGINIA AND Usccrnang Roney. oney re for, payable in same fonds, ori Voter, Drafts, aud Bilin ot E a ali Copnriocntuebn eae, ‘ecurities, at the market rate. oF CrEDT.—Letters of Credi je in the diferent Cu eposit of Money or Colin and interest aliowed af Money is 4 oharced if Cousterais,on sueh termsas may Travel iu Toit ins Bross nc omeeee ae ie t" L . dy and burope, furnsbed for Exchange, in sume to suit. ‘Bouis; Stocks, and Seouri- .always for ities ai a commersion of ah will be of the ie, ‘and Umor. Np, Ine- Letters OF orders, we the right to onl! for a deposit of 1° pr. cent on the cost. Bonds or Stooks be ordered by tele- AILROAD, City, aNd Starz Bonps.—K: . City, and State Ber js can be pinced he negotiation, either in this country oad ‘chased for cash or with Bonds. "te.—Land Warrants bought at the for ope. Rati- et rates. Ali Warrants sold by ua are sueren— seed in every fan Warrants | on se100, “ pe d Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- Warrants wil! be forwarded to Western Houses on orders, or sent for aaie on commission to responsibie parties. Reat Estate anp Insvrai — Ketate Dougit and sold, and Insurances CLaims on Umitxep States, Court oF IMS. NGRESs.—Claims on the United States, the Court of Cine or noe, etree to us, willbe prosecu 4 HUBB OTH ERB, ism Opposite the ry. [TEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES CHUBB BROTHERS, jan 7—tf Opp: Medicines. cies Private MEDICAL TREATISE On THE PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, By M. B. La CROLX, M. D., Albany, N.Y. ‘200 pages and 19) fine Plain and Colored Lithographs and Pistes, it ID PRICE ONLY 3 CENTS..OF IL" Sent free of postage to all parts of the Union. Dr. M. B. La Croix’s Physiological View of Mar ni A new and revised edition ofS pares and 189 piates. Price 25 copy. A popular and com- prehensive trestiss on the duties and casuaities of single n: married BANKERS. ute the Treas life—happy avd fruitful liu mode of securing them—infel and infertile ones—their oly and Seattionn ton debilit causes a! eure, a ones so simple, safe, and effectual, that failure is impossble—rules for daily management—anessay on Sper h pave vg! observations ona snfer and more successful le of treatment ntionary hints on the evil results whieh is added jes—fr Frulmeceatsd by beauties 8 ry rom lies for thore self-inflicted miseries pointed oung. unk. Thowe contemplati ularly reo mmended to persons doubts of their physica! condition, and who are con a phy i a selous © Privi'er ice 23 to old yee4 so unfortunstely prevalent in tisatrothful adviser to the married, Ite perusal r« partic entertaining secret marriage. of having hi any port of the Dr. LA CROIX, (post 2S cents. POD book treats, either personally or by mail. cines often cure in the short space of six days, and completely and entirely eradicate || traces of those lers which co; beeu thought ananti ve and cubeps hia e. to the ruin the patie: is * French Seoret” is the tinental r for that class of disorde: fortunate’ g ysicinns treat with me: irretrievabie destruction to the patient thon, and which aii the in the empirien! preatier : to taries on the diseases of fe- Bge—ench case £: liates. it ‘points gut the disa) the health, happiness and to which every human being is entitied to. cents per copy, or five copies for free of postage to addressiog ew York, ord N. B. Those wno prefer CROIX upon any of the ‘L, maal- Gated States, pad.) Albany, Fn consult Dootor Fisch ve BO / 4 the health areal con- which Bn- » to the pnetita- world onn- Bot 5 io Omoe No, 31 Maiden Lane, Altany, N.Y. leis T* MEDTC4aL DISCOVE of tite AGE, aY PP ne Kunnepy, of Roxbury, has discovered in one 0 ar common pasture wi The worst Screfula down to He has pever friled except in Mouth. EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, tried it in over eleven hundr on. ‘Two bott en remedy thet cures ommon Pimpic. ed cares. nod ‘oocnses, both Thunder Hu Possession over oue hundred evalue,all within twenty mies of les are warranted to cure a nursing Sore Our to three botties will cure the worst kind of Pumpies on the Face. 2 ‘woor three bottles will clear the system of Bilen. o Canker T ‘hree to Worst k bottles are warranted to cure In the Mouth and Stomach. five bottles are warranted ind of Erysipeins. the worst to cure the One or two bottles are warranted to eure all Hu- mor in the Eyes. Two botties ar ‘sand Blotches among the Hair. F. and ru 2 oO Two Worst k: to ® ning Uleers. und of Ringworm, 'e warranted to cure Running of the bottles are werranted to cure corrupt hottie will oure Sealy Eruptions of the Skin. or three botties are warranted to eure the ‘Two or three hotties are warranted to cure the Most most dogperate case of K heumetiem. = Three to four bottles are warrauted tu cure Sait- rheum, Five to eight botties will cure the worst case of fala. rol A benefit ways experienced from the first bot- tle, and a perfect cure is warrauted when the above quantit is taken. Nothing looks so improtabie to those who have iu vain ti ali the wo that 8 common weed along old stone wa: erful medieines of the day, a= srewing on the pastures, sod hould oureevery tian system; yetitisn fact. Hf you have a sun» ithns to start. ‘There are no IFS nor ANDS, hums Bor ua’s about it suiting some cases, butnet yours. Li lied over a thousand battles ofit in the vicinity of Boston. I know the effects of it in every case. It hae already done some of the xreatest cures ever done in Massachusotts. 1 geve ii io chutiren a your oid, to od peopie of sixty wormy -loekin; flabby, resto 8. To those wi bottle estarrh been oostive for yen: it. Where the body but where there is any derancement o} fe C nature, it will cvuse very singular feelin; you mu: from four days to a week. sult from bh BC fore ways cure a. it sound it wor stuot be alsrmed:they ahwars «: ome of the ‘hat ever man listened In my own practice | always kept it more—bu imce ite introdpetion asa general fami) eat and wond: Several cases of epileptic few tot | virtues that I never suspected. te—n disense considered ineuralie, ? been O, what s mercy if at will malady —t! cases of that aw ful have seen more of it than I havi I know of several onses of Dropey, o!! of copie eured ver, Siok Heads’ and Agve, Painin t sed partieul very has dis For the various di he, Dye wn, Awth: Eide, Diseases of at. ever known. children, whose flesh was so: to 8 perfect state of health by one ho are subject to a sick headache, one ives great relief ) nd dizziness. Some who have trken pend have been regu = qui the the when that feeling 1 on | ‘ou will feel yourself likes mew pereeer | to. + 1 have seen poor, puns and Most extravagant encomiems of it tly for hy- have heen which wag cured by a Y th be Tae Z ever p sesses of the Kidneys, ne more good than any Ags No ¢ of hhet ever necessary—ent the bekt you can get and enough of it. - drerections for Use.—Adults one table- en over ten yours dexsert-spoen' ‘ poss ren from five to eight years, ten--poontpl. Aw no directions oan be applicable to ail constitutions, take 6 lent to opera‘e on the bowels twi6e a day. MANUFACTURED BY J DONALD KE SDY. No. 120 Warren Street. nes rvs Da ccaghncests. Gil Co., ‘Artin ‘oswell, [ yxon, Ford & Cissell, O ME my 5-1, ents for Wash — Chas. As Feet nghineton, Chas. i .awrenes, J.B. F. S. Wai . W ing & oe Bro. i aeotham, J. 1. Kidwell ‘ott rdnty, = 4 neg Rares Agests for Goorgeiown.—R. Sd time, an Tise in Leather, can be sold at aiwut [5 to cent. 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