Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1858, Page 4

EVENING STAR. BRILLIANTS. SILENCE. the With towers, bse! Is soul, with it powers, strengthen’d ai! And every day in The axie ot T! F ence turns the earth, he silent ftost, with mighty hand, etters the rivers and the land ‘With universal - And smitten, by the siient sun, The chain is | he rivers run, a “tT omas T. Lyneh. THE DOUBLE PLOT. bree h ry travelers founda of gold; one van intu the town where rice ‘was sold: He thought, “I wil! poison the bread I buy, And seize the treasure when m; comrad: But they thought, “When back his feet h: We will destroy him, and the goid divid. They killed Lim, and, partaking of the bread, Ina few moments ai. were lying dead, bY world! behoid what ili thy goods have done; ‘he gold has poisoned tw: tAleerr La 4 Love, Hope, and Joy fair Pleasure’s smiling train; sate, Fear, tnd Grief, the family of ‘hese, muXt with art, and to due bonds confised, Have an@ masiutain the baiance of the munud ; ‘he lights and #h+dea, whose woll-nccorded strife Gives all the strength and cowr of our life. Pope. HEALTH. The incredients of heaith and long life are Etsy isbors it lecarge an \ _ (Sir Pai ip Sidney. The Parson and the Rustic. AN EFIGRAM. A lovesick young pair, who had only a dollar To pay to the priest for njugal collar. Were told by the parsor equar fee For mairying peop:e ew: eea'v!” “Nay, then,” quoth the s ‘oud parron, now come Adolia-, I'm » ought to marry ua some. *Tis sil [ve got ; you can tnkeit, yo And marry as far as the money will « | Boston Post. — ee fF At the last annual town meeting in.Salis- bury, the ight to ferry passenzets acroas the Merrimac, from King’s Island to Ferry Wharf, was bid of for fifty cents. iD~ Every policemaa in London walks about twenty miles a day, besides attending the police office. The regulations for communication are so perfect that if it were requisite the whole force might be assembled together inabout a couple of hours. &G- Quite a number of old maids have issued ait for a convention, stating their object to be Kain a tree knowledge of the nature and at- ibutes of men *’ We respectfully sugzest to them that they are going the wrong way to work. Why don't they get married ? i~ A case bas been tried before the Mans- field, Mass, Court of Probate, involving the Tightef married women to use their husbands” — with a decision that they have no such rights after the death of the husband until the Property is administered woon I> A B_ Bills, of Winstead, C!., and Ste- phen W Wood. of Cornwall, N. ¥_, have taken cut patents in this country and England fera new printing press, which will print both sides at once, is twice as rapid as any other, and much cheaper. 1D James L. Libby was arrested in Bosten, on Satuiday, for enticing a young girl named Su- *an Jourdan, but 14 years old, from her home in New York. and indneing her to live with him, as his wife, in Boston. iF Inthe Boston Court of Common Pleas, Jest week, a juror named Ri Canavan vs. the efty, for 4. falling off a sidewalk, was imprisoned, by order of the Court, for contempt ta holding ont from reeling with bis fellows, during two days and nights, on the ground that he would ju a verdict for any d—d city, to all corporations.”? us ho was opposed [7 A rather illiterate cler; yman, was once Laer ay | in @ parish, the beed deacon of which Tejoiced in the nams of Varnum. After the con- elusion of his sermon, he read a notice that a meeting would be held the next Friday evening, (D. V..) at 73g o'clock. In explanation of the ca- wvalistic Initials be said ; ‘‘My brethren, you will see that the meeting is to be V., which 1 presume means at Deacon Varnum’s. A new paper in New Yor added inducements to subscri ‘8, makes this Proposition: We shall probably commence the ublication of the + Acts of the Aposties” ina <w weeks, (as soon 2s we can procure a copy ) Now is the time toxend inthe sabscrivers Extra eopies can be furnished thoxe who desire to se cure this excellent story City papers desiring to secure this rare publication will receive an ex- ebange by inserting tinis notice six times, aud — us marked copies of their papers contain- Ing it. U7 A decapitated man. in whom ail con- scleuce $s necessarily obliterated, struggles io free te to stand upright, and A headless fly, fish, or worm, writhes and twists about, if touched, al- though entirely deprived of sensation; a’ tly makes the movement of brushing its eye by retiex action, although its head may x the! Szht with their bind legs use them vi ous!y when decapitated. {> A few days since, says the North San Juan Star, one of the large sized miners came into town to purchase a palr of boots. He went fir store aud then another. until he bad ransacked tire town, but could not find a pair large enougb—*‘12's’? were the largest size in town, when ‘id's’ were tae number required ; and af- ter vain) irritated, and broke forth very irrever nuly, with : n82 3 God, I wish you'd bring on some men’s bouts! Do you think we are all boys in this eountry?”? AKRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. BROWNS’ HOTEL. —S E Smitt, Md; Jas G Wailace. do; Dr # Phillips, Fla; W Walker, O; EC Murray, Mo; J Thorn, 0; Jobn Murray of Prter, Ma; W L Richardson, do; Mrs Church, Ml Ky; RS ‘Forde, do; J Gould and lady, NJ; » Mo; JA} sey, dos J Johnston, "Tex; ; S Brown, Va; TL Mason 3; BA Hasailton and lady, do; 1 o; Miss E Mason, do; D:'C M T Hodges, Va; Dé G B Swift, do; Joun Preston and lady. NY; AR Bartlett and lady, do; TS Campbell. A J Hays. Alabama; J B Gordon, NC; WE Latterty. NS: G Nilley, Men Hilliar, Mr: W J Beall, Md; H Kesler, G F Row Tenn; © R Hardestz, Ad. WILLARDS’ HOTEL. — Hon W Va; JT B Ketchum, N Yk; Hon 8 Fverhat, Ala; W Read, Md; J H Dukes, & Car; Misses K and A Sturges, J H Zimmerman Mas JJ Fisher, NY; Thos Edwards, Eng; Miss and HP Hepburn, Pa; A Hawkins Wis; L. Weth- ered. jr. J McCall, E Switzer, Md; JV. Smiley, Mass; D Land AB Ross, N¥; WL Ward. JD Orton, NJ; J ¥ Billings. Mass: E A Nichols and lady, NY; J D Young, SC; 8 Sanderson, NY; A Barragan, Bolivia; Mts and Misx Butts. Va; ‘W A Crocker, Mass; F Bacon, F Cutting, N York; UNITED STATES HOTEL —t1 C Ward,Vo, JA McCel!l,C A Uillery, and JO Neill, Md, A Thomas, lowa; 6 Calvert. Va; GM Montague M 4s Montague, NY; J A Rankhead, Me: WoH suekson, Pa; J Meldrum. Scot; ‘Tt. odacre, Me; ER Richards, WJ Dickinson, Va; AJ Broth, 0; G Sinelair, Neb; Miss M Kilvour, Md; Hon A H Loughborouga, LC; 8 B Smith, Va; JB Young, DC ; NATIONAL HOT: Stone, J R Brooke, M Mia J Phillips. d O Goode, Moore, G M EL —ER Fisk, DC; Jns F M Hall and child. Ma; Mies Carter, do; J Overmayer, Mo; B Crawford’ Ya; E R Forman. Pa: F S$ Alexander, Md; A Bb MeCalmout and indy, Pa: G Reed Riddle: Dela; G W Tayleure, C M Johnson, Md; KIRK W OUD HOUSE —Miss Carr, Va; Lieut Stanicy. HOW alke, indy, USN; E Carney; J Conway and lady. Mass, 'C C feeds, Wis; G ompton. Mas«; JN Tebbetts, C W Trote, Mr Harris, Mo; MrMorgan, NY.) Tote ATH WASHINGTON HOUSE — y NH; HB Smith. tnd's, wea wine J Fourse. BS B, ington, Ma: EL Bri A Me-k, Pa; J H Davis, D Va; Rev W Hstfeld, c and Jady, W Brown, Y; F ublin; P Woodward, OCBAN STEAMERS’ SAILING DAYS From tux Unirxp Brarzs. Steamers. *. . Sia....-00e..New York...Liverpool Hamburg. Bremen. Hamburg. . Li i ton. New York. Liverpool ...My 26 Faom Evrors Boston. . New Yor ++ seee--Liverpool...New York ‘The California mail steamers ¢* ‘he Sth apd 20th ef er-> month. ley, in the case of jaimages received by not “bring State, by w@ of of Animats gore to one y cadeuvoring to pull ona parr, the be- fore mentioned individual became impatient and Miscellaneous. WORTH READING. HY is tt that se many suffer and repineand ding outa miserable existence, unhtted for the enjoy- ments, and even ordinary pursuits of life, when re- hef may be optained. aod health and vigor restored, by a treat ‘ence convenient and safe, as weil its oh#racter? ho have sutiered long with disovse, Jona of appetite, vigor. ana a distaste the undors; tenders his profes- juring the sufferers, in candorand sincerity) pleasant, convenient and proper preso! trons, a thorough cure and sound body and Te without unple sant restrictions or hinderance 4 ry business pursuits. Atl diseases of a private nature, from whatsoever ither recent or chronic, strictures, an irrita ble bladder, & ¢.—alsu, ula, Asthma, Racuma- lism, Piles, Xc., skilfully and successfully treated. Dr. Harris onu be consulted daily, between the hours of ita. mand | p. m., and 7 to 10 p.m., at his rooms, over 162% Main street, above ilth, and oppo site the American Hotel. No. 81, 3d floor, Entrance on Main, {th door above lth street. La:dies of delicate oonstitutien: r those suffering upon commani- ty that there is ne mon tne part of Dr. If. to humbue them, he begs to Wtate that no fees or remu neratioa will be reevived until eutire satisfaction shall be given. , Patients out of the city,and who cannot make it o@mvenient to cali, by stating their ease, can have mediomes and preseriptions went togny part of the country. Anew and stretly non-mercurial tr mt for old constitutional cases ol Syphilis. Cai on or address K. B. HARRIS, M. D., witing Rooms, 81, Sd fluor, opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va, if7~ Dr. 1. can be consulted as above either Bir Soually or by mat his roouis, Na- of 10 and 2, and 734 Ap 1-3m tional Hotel, lp until further notice. Ts PER CENT. INVESTMENT. Corporation Bonds of the City of Daven Towa, paying 10 per cent. interest by Coupon in York. Boule of $90 cach, “The growing city of Davenport has now about 20,000 inhabitants, and is rapidly increasing in wealth and population. Its ae debt is only $159,000, and its railroad debt only $125,900, and cannot now be increased. ‘The statistics of the oy were published in the Intelli- geucer of the Sith September. We recominend these believing them to be ss safe as any ALS: iT 5 Stee yon CHUBB BROTHERS oo WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT, OFFicz or THE WasHINGTON AgueprctT, Wasnhtnaton, March &, 1858. Proposals are invited for tho completion of the Washington Aqueduct, according to plans and sps- eifications which will be on exhibition in this office, on and after the 10th of April. i ' will received for the completion of the whole work in croxs.—or for the separate works de sertbed in ths specifieations, tha United States re- serving the right to ke a contract for the whole, or for the separate works, as nay seam moatadvan- tageons npon comparison of the bids, port: only, of the work oan be completed with the sppropriations now avaiable; and the contracts will be subjeot to the coutingency of future appro- priations by Congres The Mreineer reserves the right to proseribe the amount of work to ba done and the rate of progress. under each contract, a r each work. Pas ments will be msde imchecks upon tha United States Treasury npon the monthly estimates of the Engineer, reserving 10 per cont. onall payments un- til the completion of the contract ; and it will be a cond:ton of all contracts that the workmen shall bo paid their full wages monihly and im xpecis, Proposa's should be sealed. end endorsed ' Propo- sels lor work and materials for tie Washington Agnednet.” ‘he United States reserves the ri. to rajeot any or ail bids for the whole or for any segs of the work, if not deemed advantazeons; but the work will be awarded toths owest bidders forthe whole or for parts of the work. who give good seerrity for the completion of their centracts, if at reasunsbls ricer. i Every offer must. be accompamed by a written <aarantes, signed by one or moro responsible pe- sons, to the effect that he or they undertake that the bidder or bidders wiil, 1f his or their bids be acoapt ed. enter into an ebligsiion within ten days, wth xood and sofficient secur ties. for the completion of the work undertaken; said gvaranteeto be accompa- nied by th o-rtificate of the United States Dist ict Judge, United States istrict Attorney, Navy Agent. or soma ('flicer of the General Government or individual known to the Engineer or Department of War, that the guarantors are able to make cood their guarantee. . . Bids yee be opene? in the presenoa of the bidders, at — of the Lith May; none will be received after thst hour. ‘The work to be let comprises—completion of the dam across the Potomac at the Great Falls; build- ing of gate houses; completion of masonry bridges: waste weirs; building distributing reservoir; com- pletion of condu:t; furnishing onst-irap pipe; build ing of two tron pipe bridges; layimg pipes from tne distributing reservoir to the Navy Yard and other pracieal Papiic establishments sf Washington; puilding of high servies reservoir in Georgetown and supply of cement . bricks, stone. and ail other materials; for all of whieh reference is to be made to the detailed descriptions aud specifications to be exhibited in this office. The comparison of the bids will be made upon the quantities unted in the specifications and plans cx- hiluted at the time of letting and should a bid m gross b+ accepted, ihe mon parments npon the contrac:2 will be made upon estimateaoft s gineer, at prices to be fixed by him, wite the ual reservation of ten per cert, unti! the entire com- Ml state the time within whiou le completed, provided Cougress ropriates the veoossary funds. y cider of the Seeretary of War: M. C. MKIGS, Captainof Engineers in charge of Washington Aqueduat, each work wi as 3 “ORM OF GUABANTER. To Capt. M. Meigs, U.S. Engineers: Ve, the undersigned, residents in the State of ———, here! by, jointly and severaily, oove- the United tates! and guaranty, in case ne tnd of - be ececpted, that he or ithin ten days after the ncoeptance of exeente the contract for the same, with vod and sufficient aursties to perforin the work or Firnish the articles proposed, in conformity tu the terms of the advertisement eotee TES it was 2 8! the said bid, made. And in case the said fail to enter into contract es aforesaid, we guaranty to nike good the difference between the oifer by the said —— snd the next lowest bidder, Signed. AB. L horeby certify, tlint, to the beet of my knowledce and belief, the above named guarantors are good and suthcient. or m 9-deMaylt G EDWARD SNOWDEN KNERAL CLAIM AND REAL ESTATE AGENT. Por Bounty Lands, Pe Priiseou similar cheracter. Othce corner 7th and Louisiana avenue, Vastineton, City. jan !6-ly BR PRING + ES OF HATS . For 1258. Gentlemen are invited to call and see the new styles of DRLSS HATS for Spring embracing the Paris, New York, ane Phuladelphin styles, which cannot fail to plense the most fastidious. Also, the Cloth (or Cashmere) Hat, so much admired and worn. Together wi'h FELT HATS and CAPS inal! their variety, ‘The quality and price of onr HATS wii! be found to be the same aa sold in any other house in tuis id our $3.50, $3, and ‘$2.50 Hats cannot be su: ed by any. ‘ne pro.f of the pudding is the eating of it.” Then cive usacall; but remoimber—terms, ready pay. Piease don’task for credit. B.A. STINEMETZ, Harte 256 Pa. av.. near corner ISth ste fe 2%-tr between W iliard’s & Kirkwood House, BANKING HOUSE or CHUBB BRO ERS, Depositors Sopomits me mark their Chi is eay le in currency. eposites of Gol heid paid in them to depenit Goldned Cited hen . nid and C deposstos boing credited the se 2-t ;" > GREATEST G 1 wish all gentle: t mi adopted three year ago of selling HATS and BOOTS at re- duced prices, FoR CASH, 18 now in suc- cessful operation, as thousands of gentlemen can testify. g 1 hve juat received a full aupply of New York styles of TS, whieh 1 arm selling at $3 50, ‘bh better than is usual 3 ¢ best $3 Hatin the L moe yr coreg te At at and Caps 3) per cent. Sor cash only. oO offset bad debts, e J also have, ov comminsion fora Ph Inde! phia man- ufacturer,# first-rate Dress CALF-SKIN ROOT, at 23.75, just ee goed AR Any that are sold from #5 to. + and Sy lend: Fone ates THER GAIT- oR, at equal to any at $5 or 38: and the vor: best CALE-SKIN GAITERS at 82 ae ee YOY ‘The Bootmakers of this city can be supplied with Boots, as usual, at my regular prices. Terms onl. At . ANTHONY 8, New York Hat Store, 7th street, opposite the Avenue House, far 3m ent for the manufaoturara. [TEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES, MONEY to LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES c HERS, BANKERS, fen ee ee Recess. ‘ors Allowit currency, the UBB BROTHERS, — 1D TO E E. "e b TO THE GREAT equal Bank Notes will please oe infe: males—from i: = that the plan ly i Modicines. TR ESEMAR, Prordcfed nis f Royal Letters Patent of England, and scow i] the Seals of the Eoois de harmacie de Parisand the og grees Coilege ‘of Med. ioiné, Vienna. Triesemar No. | isa remedy for Re- laxation, orrh@a, and Exhaustion of the System, No. Z effectually, m the short pace of thre completely entirely eradi- oates all trace: ose disorders Which copaviaand onbebs have # boen thou; the ruin of the lation. Tresomar No, remedy for that clasa of rately, the Ff. igiis phys to the mmevitable destruction of the patien| disorders: which, cannot remove. Tresemar Nos. 1,2, devoid of taste or smeil, and ofall naw Lo sealing quali They may lie ov the torlet table without their use being Suspected. Sold in tin cases. and divided in separate doses as administered by Veipeau, Lal- lemeo, Roux, Kr de &e., de. FT cases. Suld by Dr. H. A. BARROW, No. 157 Prin fow blocks west of Broadway, New York. diately on re: ap of the saimount Dr. B. will the $9 cases of Triesemar, und the large sizes, car- riage paid, thy nstring genuine turopean tions. ‘The cuses Alsy sent, bul not (ree rage. Consultations as ususi, from ll a. an. And from § till 8 pom, at No. 187 Prin ks west of Broadway, Washington, ng ixht an antidote for, to te of a vast portion of the po Sie the great Continental '# consti tutivn, and which all the sarsupariia in the world and Sare alike Price $3 each, ur four cases in oxe lor $9, which saver 83; and im pr ee Sold also b 1Ce At. w imine forward AVER'S Cathartic Pills, (SUGAR COATED, ‘The following remedies fered to the publiozs the beat, most orfect, which medical science oxn ILLS have been prepared with the utmost skili which the medi- onl profossion of tus ace possesses. and their effects niford.” AYERS CATHARTIC P show they have virtues which surpnes an: are of y combi~ nation of medicines bitherte known. Other prepa- rations du more or lees go ; but this cures suck dangerous compiaints, so quick and so surely. As to prove an efficaoy anda power to uproot disoase be- yond any thing which men have known before, moving the obstructions of the internal organs ane ing them into healthy action, they renovate stimui the fe anew th sins of life and vigor,—bealth again, ‘They are adaptad to disease, and only. for when taken by one in health they but httle effect. ‘This isthe It is antagonistic to disease, and no mors. B courses ughthe body, and the sick man ™ well disexae produce perfection of nedicine, Tender children may take them with impunity. if they are sok they will cure them,4f they are weli they will do them no harm. Give them to some pationt who hes been pros- trated with bilious compinint; see his bent tert form straighten with 18 into health, Give them to ui bloed tas burst out ma skin is covered Wilh sores; who stands, 01 Nesinaiguish, Hehas been drenched in: out with every potion which inzeuuity ec gest. Give hum these Pi 889 the seabs [ail from ekin that has grown onder them; that in olean. Give them to | humors have pionted rheuimety bones; moe hin. and he soree: has been soaked throng ¥ with koiments and saives: ative hy 1a te purify as! ther ws with p waiks with erntei whose pawing stoma as long Ago ent | rise foi his face and every muxole from euile return.and wilh tt his he: See hor tl it wil then yintotne blood, Now |r ‘ow sat, joy barsts from every feature, eweet infaat wasied with worms. fe that they are eating its life away. up nose nnd earg, and restiess sleopiags dreadful truth in language which every kuows Give it the Fits in large doses vile parasites from the body. Now t and seo the rudily bieom of childhood todo there thiace? 2} -up, tlot- etrength again; sce his tappetite return; see his clammy features sufferer rofuia tii his r sits, OF side and sald sug *, and mark the effect; is Ixniy ; see the now, fir nee tho Iate leper whore angry his joints and ans; he every musola ot his in these vot cure lim, mortat power IeK New. they have oured tim. to the lean, sour, kagesrd dyspeptic, on every him poay. clin: ee th health ne AWA: Give ‘he vital principle inte cast out the obstructions. and in- ok #eain esomton her cheek, and where lately See the Its wan. xiokly ures tell you without disguise, and painfully dis- Its pinched + tel! the mother to sweep urn again Is it nothing ®s,are thoy not the marvel of thisage? And yet they Gre done around you every ny. Have you the less serious rym, tempers, they are the easier cure tiveness, Headache, Sideache, Stomach, Nausea, Painin the Bowels, Fi Loss of Appetite, King’s Evil, Neuraizia, Jaund tone of thes Hearthurn. e dis 5 Foul jatulency. Goutand iy kindred conipisinis al] arise from the derangements Wwhioh these Pizts rapidly cure. Take them perse- veringly, and under the counsel of a good Physician if you can; if not, take them judiciously b such advice aa we rive you, and the distressing, danger- diseases they cure. which afflict som —they muat burrow in the brutes e Prige 25 cents D, GILMAN, & CO.. Alexandria, and everywhere, Cc The prevalence of the sbove complain Season, generaily has the effect of bringing of proforsediy new xpeohes, and while good, many are useless, others even di The ‘winest course to ‘pur fanny phy sien, of otter w Washing all only wo) ex as long publicexpertence hax prov nd efheacious, OL t COMPOUND SYK OF GUM liy the fayur t= prescription of an ar8. te Likes oharin,and in Chronic ens: Whooping Cough, Croup, Asthina, I ils SUCCES] Is D have used it. ca 2 cents nud 4 cents Sold by Nairn & Palmer, ¢ A ington: Cissel, Georgetown; Peei & exandria; Where it may be had algo, for eon an Lo forin. Price 123¢ Pyler's Arnine Couy n elegant, d officers, mone Lozenge they are G rpue SHOALS AND QUICK os ove, i sd edtt RRUPA por bottle, hus. Stott. Just peo ON SPER SEAS E: eatinent nud perfect cure of Nervous tom. OR OUGHS, COLDS, HOARSNESS, &e. * characteris TY. ARABIC .itsvon hecrine % popular remedy, and to enjof a growing repniation for the inst fu cxxas of eominon Colds, ANY mil 8 of the human race, are cast out |ike the dovils nd in the Fae box—5 boxes for $1. on; and by H. COOK ealere in ber oe 8 at thie ta host eroun. a to consult your ch reme eminent am Conghr, es, Bron- nifuenza, » and west wil testy venience, and 25 centa a box- h Can jous Pule feu Sen SEMI- A scientiic Treatine on the Debility. Seminal Weakusss [Involuntary Emissions, Impo- tence, &o., resulting from vicious halite a duriog tho eritical pasarge fio Youth Leod, » CULVERW &: al College of Surg Y DR wali but veluable Treats renowned Mhysicinn and Surge only sure and permanent cure rng from self Abuxe. nod in th MOR: ly publics en . points out the ‘ali di wired to Man- L. eons of Eng- (1854), and 38 Author of he ife. fo. by world esresult tion ofits kind written ina benevolent spirit and by a scientif- igiaan. Jt should be in the hauds of all who value therr life and health and happiness here and hereaf- tor. Price 12 cents, or 4 stamps. at the receipt evil be t, post tree, and well securac c 2 ‘ Pp# VATE MEDICAL TREASISE ON THE PHISIOLOG@ICAL VIEW OF MAK By M. LU. La CROIX, M. D., Allony, of which 1, by Dr. 0, 42) Ist Avenua, Kox 4588, New jan 12 RIAGS, N.Y. 200 pages and 1 fino ge and Colored Lithographs IOTPRICE ONLY SCENTS {OF Seni /rec ef pes: parts af $9 wll parts of the Bxion, Dr. M. B. La Crain's Physiclogiea! View of Mar rings. A now and revised odition Of 25) pages and 180 piates. Prica 2b cents & copy. A popular and o-im- Prohensive treatise on op Clee ard ose g care marr Liie—happy and fruitful allinucor, mode of ceouring them—infousitous tile onss—their obviation removal—nervous debility, its causes and cure, by & process at onoe 80 sinpla, safe, and effectual, that failure is imposaible—r lee for } daily managemsut—en esasy on Sper motorriaaen, with pratioal olservations ona more succesafu hints on the evil results from ern Which is Sacre commentaries on U t lustrated remedies for t, pornted hopes 2 Pie yeune. itisa truthful wlvi ‘hoae oontemp!at in; ularly recommender donbts of their aoions of aaving hazarded the health, hap; tely prevaien| lvigerto the mar marriage, lis to persons ex privileces to which every husnan being is en’ Fie? 23 cents per copy, or five copies fo: od free by addre: Now Yu. ‘. B. T. CROIX w book treats, either personally or by mail. postage to an x Dr. LA CROIX, (poat paid,, encloring 25 cents. eines often cure in the short space of six d completely and entire! disorders whieh ccpaiva and oubebs part of tho Gnired seferand ful mode o {treat:nent-—precautionsry CF! PrACLIC® ; to 2 dironsos of fo~ ease rraplioni- t tin the ried, and pernee 48 partio- er(uining Booret physica] condition, and whe are oon- ess and ee to ) Albany, we WHO preier may Conenit Doctor HLA pon any of the disenses upon yyiich his med aod y eradicate all traces of thoee have so lon; been thonght an antidote. to the ruin of the hoalth of the patient. His‘ French Secret” tinental es fortunately, irretrievable ” is the great con- for that oinss of disorders which un- shysioiane treat with mercury, to the lestrustion to the patient’s constitu- tion, and whioh ail the asraapariila in the world can- Not cure. 6. Offi ye i » N. fon No. 31 Msidon Lane, Albany, N. Y, CER N N: . N TICE FOR al ‘ORING 7. TIN THE STA a) LANDS TO MARKE ALABAMA.—Noticeis hereby giventhat t Offceat Huntsville. inthe State of Alaba: onand after the 10th day of May nex the enle at te entry and location of pubhie nn nbraced in the foliowi =a Mala Af fogatry and location withdrawn! otice No. 565, boing land. ad been withdrawn as probably failing prescribed limits ef selection of the reilrond Alabama. by sot of but since ascertain t. be all NUNNS & CLARKE’S Ari HAILETT, DAVIS & CO!S CELEBRATE % Constantly Toodiving tothe ane fo JONN_F. ELLIS, fe: ves the superior ‘suslities of the abo Stoo's, Covers, Melodeons, &: also hand. Ps Pere nikte VERY FINE ROSEW LSE U Davy WOOD CASE UP «Tone, fine finish, seven voteves. wii! be sncrifierd for $15 I will warrant and guarantee it. and tale it heck waze for any pinnae in the time ia one year fur the anme it for it. The piace to get ba: beneeforth ia at mx ney l reorive Tanine in Pin OHN F ELLIS'’S ‘06, near 10th st.,on Ps. avenue, JPASHIONABLE PERFUMERIES. from F best Roane GIBBS. Doar the corner of! etreat, Pa. ay, 2 b- 208 now and | nori — G ithe | nt tl city of VIE: North of the base line and east of the Hu meridian. Townenive Ltaadn end tis ts of t rps 1, 2.am a L) iJ 4 ands, north and west of the Pecnecses i Pewnahirs land ?,and the perts of tow: and 4, north aud west of the Tennessee Cataoy | renge 7. ‘Township 1, and the parts of townsiups ‘ho parts of townships | end 2, north and the Tennessee river, 0} pet A 8 B58. m 18-lawéw Congress approved J od mot to be'withn oand iy TAID TR OF he Land abama, will, ‘open ta 1 vacant ing townships, Prior to 1s Which thin the 3 1856, mits, intsville wnships river, of Dahips 3 Hver.of 2 and 3, h ond west of the Tennessee river, of range 8, wert of 9, y hand. » General Land Offi MUBTON, A HES DRIC = Commissioner, kare By ta pres|beyt or TRE UNITED = = > A ot GLOSSY WaAIR, [eee atten | Ae Fe EOE Ee RTO Voarutrast purtunvan "| ptiieandernentoncd ted acy in fac a fee fea COMP: LY PRES - npitetinet themeueee .to | All of. 4 All af 5 TO THE GREATEST AGE. wit ee Do. «% . i Do. 6 t the land joe at Moxnon, repo «J on mM q 7 And who that is gray would not heveit restored to pastes. tha Some enth day of June net, the = 2 Do. former oolor; or bald, Dut would have the growth re- diaposal of tree ic Inads tofore u peg eit Do » Do. stored; or troubled with dandrud and itehing but | umed in tne following tow and town De De. woud have it removed, or troubled with sorofula, | ships, viz: a ~ Be. eo nen Or ea a ere ny bute acld becured, | North of the base line and east af the prinespal| 248 De. or with siek nendacke(neuraigm) bet would beoured. mk De. It wiil siso remove ail pimples from the face or skin- . : Do 4 Prot. Wood's bag rok comand dbig de allthis, see a | a oa 6 Do. jowing: — ys 8 ‘ sri spe ea ‘Axw Anson, Nov.5,188 | Parte ofsee-G 2 | Parte of sec- Se tee be 4 Prog. O. J. Woor—Dear Sir: | have heard mach tons. £3 S| tens. é Sin said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restora- = z © z sii x tive, but hnving been so often cheated by quackery § = £ 2 N. ack nostrums, hairdyes,&c..1 was disposed & & SINK to piace your restorative in the seme category with 1 2 Nx the thousand and one ioudly trumpeted qi rem- 2 rid edies, until 1 met you in Lawrence county some w ey moutas since, When you gave Me such assurance as i Do induced the tri |lofyour Restorative in my family, B 19 4 first, by my good wife, whose hair had become very Do thin and entirely white, and hefure exhausting one Do. of sour large bulties, her hair waa restored nearly to its original beautiful brown color, and had thickened and become beautitul aad glossy upon, aud entirely over the head. She coulinuos to use it, not simply because of its beautify ing effects upon the hair, but beoause ofits healthful influenoe upon the head and aly and friends are = happiest elect fuse my skepticram and doubt (a reference torts v: ue snd character are entirol: wved. and | canand do most cordially aud coufidentially recommend its use by ali who would have their hair restored from white or gray, (by reason of sickness or ace) tooriK- inal color and beauty, and by all young persons who woyld have mpd geen ns and glossy. i jully yours, pid hee SULORION MANN Woop: It was along time after 1 saw you at{Biisteld before I got the bottle of Restorative 24 ich yoa gave me an order upon your agent in Detroit, and when t got it we concluded to try it oa Mrs. Manu’s hair. as the surest test of its power. 1 has done all that you assured me it we othersof my family and friends, havi Are now uring and recommending its use to others as entitied to the highest consideration you ane tfolly ard truly yours * respec , Arai, very respeotfally AO LOMON MANN. Can yin. ILL, June 28, 1852. Lhave used Prof O. J. Wood's Hair Kestorative, and haveadmired its wonderful effects. My hair was becoming, as I thought, prematurely gray, but by the use of his restorative it has resamed ite origi 3. B O. J. WOOD & CO. uf Fuad i ine seat St. Louis, Mo. arket st.. St. Lous, Mo. : mont) 81d Nihd sold by all’ good Drivgg iste. r RUVIAN SYRUP, OR PxorecrrD SOLUTION OF ee Ee OF IRON a4 COMBINED. m4 if ancconefully passed the ordeal to which Have discoveries in the Materia Modion, are m4 sulyeoted, must now be received am - ad an established mediome, in 4 Its E.fhenes in Curing 4 sag gga DYSPEPSIA, is Affertions of the Liver, Dropsy, Neuralgia, F SL bldaleed if and Consumptive Tendencies, Do. Disordered State of the Blood, Boils, De. Scwrru, The Prostrating Effects of De. Lead or Mereury, General De. Dedility, De, And all diseases whieh require a Tonic and Altera Do tive medicine, is bevend question, De. The proofs of tts efiecacy are so numerot De authenticated, and of such peculiar ~ cuaracter, that sufferers cannot ‘Ss Do rearonatly hertate to reoeive the 43 proffered sud. s¥ Do. The Peruvian Syrup does not Do. profess to be a cuve all. but ites ,5 range is extensive, because many diseases, apparently unlike are in- umateiy related, and proceeding trom one suas Sedge pared oe ope ey The class of diseases. for 2 - visden pate: P ecisely that whic thas so given » 5 “te cone * 229 015 baffedt A oréer medioal & je fac! a PS 4 aro tangible, thn witnges ooeanible, snd the aafe- North’ of the base line and west ef the principe ty ane m4 the Syrup incontrovertible. . Those who may wish for an opinion from disinte! Township 12, of range 2. ested persons respecting the oliaracter of the Syr At the iand office at Monnoz, commencing on eannot fail © satisfied with the following amo: Monday, the treenty--ixhth day of June nert, for Who ipvataren are Guin ct venta ool ee the dispose! of the eaonnt iandy in ine ¢ren-rwm @ BED: 6 ions, the undermention: ‘Tho undersigned bevier cxseciensed the bonefi and Fexas rairond,* wiyeot. requred i ax. 3 ew vcore ts per@ 1 ns of 19 "Peruvian syrupy" do not hesitate a minimum of two dollars and Afty cents p end it to the attention o| ublie. : ‘ From ur own experience, ‘aa wellas ‘rom the tes- North of the base line and east of the principal timons of others, Whose inteliigeoce aud itegrity meridian. are sitogether unquestionable, wa have no d ‘ownships 17, 18, and 19, of range 1. its effiokoy in oases of Incipient Disease: ‘ownships 17 and 18 of range 2. Lungs and Bronchial Passages, Dyapeps: ‘ownships 17, 18, and 19. of ranges Sand 4. Compiamnt, Dropay, Neuralgia, &c. Inde: ‘ownships 16 17. 18, and (9, of range 5. feots would be incredible, but from the high charac ‘Townships 16, 17, and 18, of ranges 6, 7, 8,9, 10, and ter of those who have witnessed them, and have Mn. volunteered their testimony, as we do ours, to 1 ‘ownships % 16. 17, - er canny Apel a. torst: ‘wer. wi 4 “ pia alg ahaa Ker, JOHN PIER PONT, ~ Log 4 Li tenbaten North of the hase line and west of the principal aan | yom meridian ThoMa aA ‘ORY, Townships 17, 18, ad !9, of ranges 1, 2,3, 4,and 5. PRTER HARV ey 21 5 tthe land office at Natchitoches. commencing JAMES C. DUNN. ' @s5 qulnenmer: the fourtennth day of June next. for the t i ep eon oe vakce ate Sar pl 33 5 | dispown! of the public land: afore ened ve d, xide of Tre hy ev ery bri o heng to aitzand that to iaintain = solution of Proton: is 6 ee Wittin the following named townships. ite of iy without further oxidation, has been Wisth bf i bas Pinback out i tis ween sermed impossible. ‘Inthe Peruvian Syrup, this dosirsble point is at meridian, tuned by COMBINATION IN A WAY BEFORK, UN- ‘ownships 4,5. anc 12. of range 4. KNOWN; nod this solution mey replace ail the proto ‘a P °2, of range 7. —— oitrates, aad ee oe the Materis weé6 raph tle gs ac = Aunnyer to the State of Massachusetta, ownshipe Wand *S, of ranse 11. 16 Boylston street, Boston. ‘ownship 33, of range 12, and township 2!, of range a reneraily. rice for large is. noLties, ae = GO: Ty are ‘8, Boston. nit the land office at enews ye meee py in Waxtington by Z. mdny N th nnd: tbe at Pe fatlanene H Fats of be sections, within the und soent Pei Bi a SiRh a aha i Coase sles Sovaeltearat ne Nick r. D. B. Clarke, D. Ridyely; and in Georg: 2 - Vek b Hand J. L. Kidwell. feba and Texas Fee. "and of the) as Benen — Jer and Great Western railroad. jyect, GREATEST quired ty inw. toa mimmumol two dollars and A? + 2 emis acre, viE: isan “OF THE pee eS = 9 6 *S “Vioseburg, Shreveport, and Texas rail Mr. Kunnupy, vered in on: North of the base line and wrest ef the priacipat ef ofr soramon y that cures meridian. BvERY _ OF HEMOR, 2 6 en 1, 18, and 19, of ranges 6, 7, 2, 9, 10, and om The werst Scrofula down to a common Pimpis. Townships 16, 17, and 18, of ranges 15, 14, 15, and never frilad except in two cages, be! a a “ rl " i ‘extern railroad.” 20 6 | North of the base line and wese of the principal Mite bottios are warranted to cure a nersing Sore T hip 1, of PP scx ri n. One to three bottios will cure the worst Kind of Lands roprinted by inw for the nse of schools. Pi on the Face, military, and other purposes, together with ‘woor throe boitios will clear the syatem of Biles. “ewampand overflowed, grauted to the State by thi caglar the Month ad Meta, te HE eva pe Ieper teste excited Fons ine shea” 01 ie 3 + be 5 nN ae warrant a. tracts within the". ‘ ach sede” wortttind of Eryewonsene —e aoe 6, 1B of the railrunle will be eoid eutgeat tothe sight of One or two bottles are warranted to onre all He Dd > Way aranted by the act of Augusts, 18 2. for sae mn in the Eyez. : Do 7 o the particular tracts cut by the routes Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the | | Do -.--.....ih2 Do Is Esre aud Blotehes among the Hair. N.y ASW y34 Bo. 2 L onr to 1x bottlos are warranted to oure corrpyt | N OLNE gol Do. 2 and smning Uleers. fi N Kol NW. .36 Do ‘23 the daya appointed. and wi Quo bottle will cure Soaly Eraptions of the Skin. | \ifoe, -1 2 3! po. 4 Which they are advertised EAE) tingle warranted to oure the | * 2 De. Bs neve pee pny a worst of Ringw: 5 * 2 2 sale: hall i ted to +3 Do. 28 0 cS BE OT melding hourmation, ee «3 Do. » chnared weatal ch expiration of tbe two weeks. ‘ree to four botties are warranted to cure Salt- 5 Do. ” Given under my hand, at theeity of Washington, rheurn. 6 Do. TT this ninth day of March. anno ini one thousand Five to eight bottles will cure the worst ease of av Do. B ehight hundred snd fifty saht, 7 rons. ry i 2 JAMES BUCHANAN. A benoft 1s always experienced from the first bot- a} Do. 1 6 By the President : tle, anda — cure is warranted when the above “10 ey = : beim ood a tity a 5 ° - Comm ere: Office. “Nothiey £ 1ooke 80 improbabie to those who have in ul | Do. 2&7 5 zen tried all the wor erful aoe eet 2 | Do. 4 NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. f cosnmon W: groWipg on Ld . 4 a along old stone walls, should curoevery hamorinthe > 4 % ; Petey n be agence = pence Bigs pm gyscein ; yet itis a fixed fact. Af you ave & humor, 8 vg OfSF y.. atiowubinsshens in benniand G0 auueae it hes to start. ‘There are no JF’ « ANDS, hums N S0fSW yy. 6 fish the ro the ont hetsen of © ee g's about it suiting somo oases, but{not yours, N eof NE ig .12 oom [Bonton" Yate he eteaneal tis seetraee SAorN Wag ie 1 le 9 It has already dono some of the groateet cures over ies 19 7 = cere pepe nr ori ponte ar chosen - done in Meneachusetia. I gave it lo viiidren a ycar conte rere ‘ciaimned ; otherwise ough clan wall te for wonay-lowtine ohitdran: thon fosp ee oot eo feit THOMAS A HENDRICKS. ny -100) ildren, H Habby, reatored to « perfect state of henith by res \ 17 CoRmissioner of tue Gensral Land Office, 2. ‘1 To thoss who ars subject to a siok headache, one H . " bottle will alwass aure it. It giver great relief i WAR DEPARTMENT, archos = setarrh and digxineas. Some who Lave taken it 2 3 . , Lesa. Deon costive for y: and have besn regulated 74) Sealed Proposa!® will V9 veneered a this deprrt- it. Where the body in sound it works quite enay, 124 Ment until the Slat day o! fay next for tl rohase of mature, it wail casen Very sinner ior fee ee ont seen Of ths unso dinud of the Leland of Rook Tennant of nature, Lie , om ' Jou must hoe he alarmed; they always dieappeat to fare the State of [llinois, heretofore reserved for milita. rom four days to a week, here is never a had re- od Do TY purposes. suit from it; on the oon? when that feeling is j ‘ne dexerij md areas of the gene, you will feel yoursel: ikea new person, J Do into whieh the Isiand is div: heard some of the moxt extravagant sncominms of it Do for which proposals are now that ever man listened to Do. vu In my Swn Practico | dlways kept it strictly for hu- Do. — mors--but since its introduction as” general family De. 3 .. medicine, great And wonderful virtues have been Fy es & é found in it hat of pena seseonted. sine He H SE f5 ‘eral cares of epileptic its—a disease which was © 4 always considered incurable, have been cured by a Do s = Z * fow botties. oO, 7 tna wwf if gx ra rove _— Do. cmnencchcinmeseboedl on tual in al’ cases of ul maisdy—there are iw i low who bave seen more of it than I have. De. os 3 s “S]Nerthenat poet | nr 1 know of several cases of Dropay, all of them aged Do. - “30 North: Bes qocete cured by it. For the various diseases of the De ow lw | 33.31 Liver, 8 Headache, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Fever Do “ “ < o nnd Agus, Pain in the Hide, Diseases of the Spipe, | Do. oo Pr and partionlarly in Diseases of the Kidueya, &: the ' Do wow 25.23 cinsopety mae done more good than any medicine | De. 1 Prk ever kno’ “ No shange of diet eyer neceesary—eat the best you Do. 5 } 24 of . : ~4 ony get and enough of it. De oo * Ne few yon i 4 vecttons for Use.—Aduita table-s Do AIT & ol OR 4 per day—children over ten years Gonaests — Do 18 . aa ohtidren from five to eight years, tea-spoonful. As Do rr * | gree no directious can be applicable to all constitutions, Do “a ; 45.4 take sufficient to ogg Pantin) bowels twioe a day. + a) |i bbl Tos mi} 2D B j : fe sant Gnas 3 82 DONALD KENNEDY Do 2 % pre meteest Nes a ise Ne. 120 Warren Strest, Rozbury, Massachusetts, 1% 4 Do. I | ma tof 2 3. iba sec! Do. 24 bad ae gittan ‘ idnet & aurenee, | = a Bide will be received fox the purchase oi the innds n Ki i = _ in gross, separate . Swell Bare. Surteh ES | Dowie | Bedeeeeiment rtercandsonerif geen oaemegt * iy Je Fe . or either or 28 mA we - fore’ Bro. Agsnts for G { Do. 14 vantegeous to the government. S.Sisvell. OM Loutham. J, L. Ridwel De 28 be received unti! 12 n’elock m, of the Sist ror ry rre: ' Do. a 7 | aay ef Mav nt whics hour al! then Defore the de no’ t “ " of the [niand of Roek Ie Anii_Hantline hate Piste Sporn ote eg & i of. 68 man a made enka the Ansastant ‘fre: near & so settling ot sna! ft-olt Bike oor ras St-Louso tothe Treas erat Wash mica, sandy thea ALOF OF Lhe Put gnat tual expenses” ne ie tid teoripta "rnnvimttel immediaie's obs depar’” examine where | have ment. In esse jarete make the pa: sage ie = fe Riise joules l. » § . dive corner ist m4 Be m39-lawed