Evening Star Newspaper, May 25, 1860, Page 4

sciihsaeesinenecsstisiesnsremeaseiees THE EVENING STAR. The Ballad of the Faithless Husband. MISCELLANEOUS. SODA WATER, ari rowing PURE modest wifs, Jo tanatee race o syoctners to hi : Aint loved him tenderly. REFRESHING. ad Joe was though quite kind and good, with the Until {ato the netghborhdod DELICIOUS A witching widow came. * ORIENTAL " ‘ested te when met. 3 NECTAR And aD ol ‘ow, His heact upon her set.” : Sh ea Fle often anw the widow Brown, : SYRUP, wnat the peopto of th= town, A GREAT FAVORITE Told Joe “it woeldn’t de” with the ; fair, Biel iat Tors dams tees and fair eaten Ustll, at last, this pretty pair i One evening ran away, so, Where’er the truant-couple roamed, Tne Famous In this or foreign part, = in’s loss was Aad Bempoaned . INVIGORATING yy one true women’s hear’ SPANISH « helpi wifo was left behind : — fo bear ker shame and grief. MEAD. Until one day her Joe came home. . Just like & guilty thief. She wept before the worthiess one, her words forgave, Aud did what other wives had done Their little ones to save. These Refroshing Summer Dravents The neighbors would not thus forgive, are prepared swore by high and low. As sured an Goa he tere 1 nae weld punish free-lov only by one sh nom ye ti J. P. MILBURN & GO., w ho came upon him with a shout, atther ‘And bound fis haads and feet. t They took him to a lonely place DRUG STORE, expiat = ns And now, began p ‘or Joe's dingrace— = They stripped iin to the skin. WILLARD’S HOTEL His piereing ery rang out afar, As on his hide they pnt A cont of black and nauseous tar. ‘That sim. aceu him head and toot, Hg begged that they would strike him dead, ae Struggied to get loose ; ey heedd not, but o’er him spread he plumage of the goose, They took a rail just by the road, And fastened him astride, Then to their shouldors raised the loat To give bad Joe a ride. ‘The stars seemed winking with delight, ‘The mooa less wan and pale. Asin the bright mid-summer night Te Fo M‘Y 107TH, 1560, OPENING or THE SEASON. MeDON? CATAWBA ALL'S GINGER WINE, Our Grooers and Citizens ! s ‘They rode him ona rail. h will _ ; GRAND MORAL. earin ind Now. faithless husbands, ponder well ; that Reflect on what you Or else the fate whic May happen yet to The Season for this MOST HEALTHFUL AND 5 Joe befell pu. + niger ay ¥ sy = ARpDUCTION IN aw PURE BEVERAGE yor«.—The New Yor! ‘xpress says: An abduc- tion of a young lady (from cantiee) took place tet th at Mr. Abbott's Spingler Institute, corner of Fifth The Agent in Baltimors Has Received A Large Stock And will be happy to receive the orders of his Washington avenue and Thirty-fourth st , Saturday evening, under very extraordinary circumstances It appears that Gea. Bynum, of Tennessee, zpon the solicitation of Miss Phipps, of Tennessee, wes — ‘itted to visit her as a relative, and that once public, with others, and once in private, as an assumed relative, he had seen ber On Saturday lastsome things bad indicated that Gen. Bynum’s visit was not in the character of a relative, whereupon inquiries were made re- Specting him at the St. Nicholas hotel, and good reasons were found for not permitting any other visits. On Saturday evening he renewed his visit to the institution, and sent his card to Mrs. Abbott. ‘The card was received, and Mrs. Abbot appeared; and about the same time Miss Phipps also volun- tarily appeared. The plan of Gen. Bynum ap- parently was to get into the house, through Mrs. — and then. when in, ror; preconcert, to carry Friends. Quality Guaranter a Strictly Pure. JAS. McDONNELL, Genera! Agent, 7 .&es-tr Baltimore. TO SAN FRANCISCO IN BIGET Days _ma 10-T-T, Sree lady off. They had both been previously BY THE acquainted in Tennessee. = “ : Now ensued a scene. Mrs. Abbott wished Miss] Cemtral Overland California Phipps to withdraw, as she wished to see Gen Bynum alone. Miss P. went into the hall, but AND Gen. ——: followed, saying -‘he had no secret iss P.” Mrs. A. replied, ‘‘all conversation popes in my presence.’ He then whispered a few unknown words to Miss P., who afterwards PIKE’S PEAK EXPRESS COMPANY. Stepped up to Mrs A., and in a very affectionate “ PONY manner said, “1 must bid you g by.” Mrs — A. then threw her arms around Miss P. to retain and hold her, whereupon Gen. B violently tore “TEN DAYS TO SAN FRANCISCO!” Mrs. A. away. Mrs. A. then seized upon him and ealled for assistance. Gen. B. threw her from him with such violent and insulting manner zs almost to Laci her upon the floor. The Courier of the PONY St. Jost, Missouri, PRESS will loave ATURDAY, at The youn; then moved towards the car-| 1 p.m. for >on Franc cor Californie, I wil receive Letters to be forwarded by th tiage; Mrs ‘et owed, entreating her to return ey press to Fort Larainie, Great Sait Lake Cine bande pong grortiagem press of ese peed =—s oe Vas of Calitornis, up to 130 p. m. every ing out ‘shame, shame, shame.”” As she stood at Letters in all oases to be enclosed in Government carriage the spectatore any, ahe pansed a | Drepal envelog ‘\. MONHEIME = moment, Sfasped’ her her hands, looked upward, and centoes Faeeae Ua ina = pallor seemed to hesitate about the Penn. av., Washineton. D. ap %-¢f I. M, SINGER & CO0.'S IMPROVED SEWING MACHINE 38S Pennsylvania Avenue, (UNDER NATIONAL HOTEL.) rel verdict rendered by the Coroner’ ‘8 jury that investigated the Bellevue Hospital case in New York, deserves commemoration. “The child came fo its death by accidental suffocation, and we recommend that steps be taken to clear the Hospital of rats.” It is certainly a very yood verdict, but something like dictionary reading— not much connection between the sentences. Or = to infer that the child was suffocated by rats? OF Mrs. Cunningham (self-styled widow of Dr. Burdell)and her twodaughters arrived infin Francisco on the 3vth ult , in the Sonora. A pas- Senger in the same vegsel says she has gone there in hopes of finding the peace and quiet which the pers and public of New York would not allow ier to enjoy in that city. I> The steamer Great Eastern is advertised to leave Southampton for New York on Saturda the 9th of June. 300 first-class passengers aly will be taken, at « uniform fare of £25 each, in- cluding steward’s fee, but without wines or liquors, which can be obtained on board Return tickets issued at the rate of S40. {7 A prisoner inthe Baltimore penitenti: named William Lynch, was shot Be ke ra Monday afternoon for insubordination and’ resist. ence to orders. He Iles in a critical condition. U7" The New York Colonization Journal says More free colored men are now favorably contem- plating emigration than ever before. UF Rev. Ste A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF Machines, Threads, Needles, & Twist, KEPT ON HAND ma $-tr WM. H. GLOVER, Agent LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! AND READ! READ! READ! THIS ADVERTISEMENT. THE FINEST STOCK OF conoOTHIinG IN THIS CITY! Tae Most Fassionaaie!—Tur Best Mave! CAN BK SEEN AT 388 & 390 Pennsylvania Ave., tepben Martindale, for many yeirs @ presiding elder in the New York M Confereace, diet at Tarrytown on w ante Wednesday ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS WILLARDy’ BOTEL.—¢ Ease,’ Vase a Prose, doi UC Bevides, (NATIONAL HOTEL BUILDING.) BAe se Lat a'k Jones, Pa; W J Patter apie NYS we WE MEAN JUST WHAT WE SAY! ze ie beg A umake., do; GD and we will Hissice ct ‘Gol Brown, USA: 5 Take Great Pleasure in Showing Them aud E Cole, do; Minsies Land $ uv H Hazen ALSO, A FINE STOCK OF . Bactz and |; > Md: ENTS’ FU : 7 Pe Gar ee < lhe Aye GI TS’ FURNISHING! Spencer, do; A M Hassili, USA; GS C. JB Newman, do, 3 Conkitn, nape soba al Miss Gienn, ‘do; me ry ‘Mise: Mies fA J SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS! THE NEW YORK PATTERN SHIRT! en ‘Me: d M Day, Caps Cod; We La THE BEST FUUSINO SHIRT MADE! hi 2 es wil Bows, Sa; 0 Farris ent lary, COURVOISIEURS KID GLOVES, &e. &c. A LARGE STOCK OF TRUNKS, VALICES, AND CARPET BAGS. iad, do; AS Bostwick rw H Steokw if dt 5 P smith. Nd: H Lextr Usa "Perkins, Conn: Res ‘Mallory po “NATE AL HOT L —f M Brooke, USN; Ha J Kumbad sup lasy, Pout; J Vie | 398 and 390 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, ansoum. ol AY Gibos. & A | durg National Hotel Building. is Hate iy ve McCAMLY & SCHALL. A Swope and indy, | 208 7-1m d 3. rand | > iss K Gere, C URE ©. RYE WHISK Y.—O; id 86" mith, BG Win oH Be ettow | Piitaads of Pare ON Res i oe ann serra 5 ER Reuss, Dr dG tiled, insde by the moat reliab.e distillersin Pere is PA Frencau, NY; syivama, Maryland and Virginia, warranted pure, homas Davi mrs jiien hae sg Hennesey, i reer Dupuy ules , Croix’ kun, and. AW ines of ovary varier standard b i ripe ral tof TAL a and To ‘4 Axent-, piety as wh ‘aud loth ata ATCHES vw 7 aa. JEWELRY. HOOD Has ust pu obi iL eo QOD Has Just purchased: for aaah, a VER & ne stork of G eh D and Wa'TCHES, and, meg quite my together eve 5 © By hogother x vnBiorge sto stoe remarkable low pric ee at a ie ae lady, C S'4 a wen, A kids, J MMurtor, 0. us es La ‘sg ONS CHAMP eWASHINGTON HOUSE—J 8 Sean RAB APPLE. ane axe wi < ring. New J Benton, Minneso: ohn | the attentiow of the publie to our largeand well se ~~ pepe on Gov Geena Kanras; Hen- ted stook of Chainpagne aud Crab A pple Cider, a vg w ew J Seldomridge. | arcaster,| Which we grarantee to pure juice, ‘and wilt be YN oasia: PL, Echormerhow yort on reenae | toms n or to make oe i - a bar Od tt for our spi ik. ayes onll nt Fick D Bue! Baa 101 01 4 Cover: c eae id ort, Ud fos No. 67 Green st.. Gasreckorn. iatees 1 DRUGS A ¥ SAND Conia ih 8 articles ES and a alla just re- or Car: Manviand to ARLES ALLEN, west. mary ie - ih jabs bay your SPRING aud | een “SORE SSHRERG OCEANSTEA MERS’ SAILING | DAYS Frox tas Unirep Paes. Sigeepets. Leave, Ge? TO TIER Ne No. 460 okt Sis Sa cet all i Afrion k aes es TRAVELERS’ DIRECTORY. NEW ORLEANS In THERES DAYS WITH THE CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES. ALL RAIL ROUTE, Via Orange and Alexandria Railroad TO LYNCHBURG: Vii gine and Tennessee, . East Tennessee and Virginia, East Tennessee and Georgia, Nashville and Chatniives Memphis — Charleston, Mississippi Central, ow Orleans TO NEW ORLEA MEMPHIS ROUTF: Memphis by Ral, ears phe First class Packets to rieans. . EE ND MOBILE ROUTE: by = 1, thenea ) ‘Mobile by Fir Monjnes Pockets, Fo hs ew Orleans by RING! SB nd Jackson, TWO DAILY TRAINS—Suxpays InciupEp. Leave Washingten at 6 2. m. and 6 p.m. The Steamer GEORGE PAG ENeaves hor wharf foot of Seventh street at 64g 8. m. and 64 p. m. and connects at Alexandria witi tia Orange ard Alex- andria Trains for the Sonthwest. Uffice—Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Sixth st. BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW ORLEANS. 5) Memphis Stisnta Huntavilio ik: Grand Junotion “oe N.O. via. Jone 4250 Nashville — § via Mobiie. 46 00 THIS ROUTE IS ay PIRELY BY RAIL 200 MILES SHORTER and 24 HOURS LESS than any other Line—the Lynohbure &xtension being now completed, as also the Missiasippi Central, making it the QUICKEST AND MOST PLEAS eh ea UTE FOR SOUTHERN TRAVE It is provided with Firat class Si aie Cars! To New Orleans....-.. 72 Hours, a < em aa do, rinn ee ee ac Nasiville..-..c....2--.46 do. {The U.S. MAILand ADAMS’ EXPRESS are taken over this New Lino, Tickets can he obtained at the South Western Office, be hey fe Sixth street and Pennsyivania av- euue, to the following points: Lynehburg, Bristol, Knoxyi! a Atlanta, Chsttanoo: Huntsville, Junction, Columbus, vataay oy, Hot ra! te hac ane A ‘obile, mp! i» Gel onto WW URLLEANS. Pr THROUGH TICKETS TO RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS. iG" Omnibuses and B: offics atha m. and 6 p.m. JAMES A EVANS, insteand Ba ‘ent, tr THE VA- cence Wagons leave the ; ALEXANDRIA rok for CUR RIOMAN and the Qu her return tripe she le RRIOMAN every WEDNESDAY md SATURDA t,a¢ sorslont me UcIAN S NATH'L Hot BpALtioreE AR! . OHIO RA Proprietor, ny teas RC SHINGTON BRANCH, hte, or Hovgs. Commencing on Monda: yy morning, October 17, 184 Trains wil! run as follows: Loave WASHIN JN at 6.2) and 7.45 a.m, Lonve WAcHINGTON t3.2) and 5.2) p.m. Un Sunday at 3.29 p. m., only. ave BAL TIMOR t 4.29 and 8A. Mm, yeave BALTIMOR 3.15 and 4.29 p.m. Qn Sunday at 4.20 5, B Passengers for the ‘T will take trains at¢.2 ms A, m., and 3.29 p. m. a ai Soe and r the EST at 6. a For AN NAPOLIS at apa 2) p.m. fe Eassomn, Agent, For NORFOL® at 7.45 T. P. ‘OR NEW Y' ASSAGE, wet UD ING oo “ine ALS ANT The New York ast reinia hone Steamship gom ane 5 pew an ny elernnt #teamship ou 13s wil ion i> 4, C Ww , Capt, T.C. Smith, Del Wer P. mn. 8a - Passengers from Wash oan tako the co: ec! stanmboate or r Tth strectand Pa, svenvo hourly, or they can leave onthe steamer from the Western Wharvee at IJ ee ee be engaged on ap: tion te State rooms oan E D : onan? Winners Meesra. Morgan & Rhine! Meraight be reosived » to the hours of depar Freight wil sure. Insurance will be effected on al! goods by thisiine at the office of the Company at 4 per cent ¢ a Pete socommodationa for panaongere by this line aro tn every renpect firat-c ass, snd every effort wil be made to rendor this communication with New York an agreesils and heaithful one, conn eeigat oF passage apply to FOWLE & ente, exandria. « it, B. CROMWELL & CO., aa2ly @6 Weet at. corner Albany, New Yor! SHIRTS IRTS MADE ey ORDER DineN SHIR" of all qnatities xot up in the very hest manner, HOPKINS Corner of Sixth st. ant Pa. av, _ EEWAK i fox. LD ‘MACHOL! WHISKEY/ _ma 9-2w We offer for anlo the above etandard brand of fino pas a Distilled-Mal tye Whisky, in bar- reis and half-barreis. As itis of our owa distilln tion, and highly improved by age, we confrlentiy Fecommond it ag the purest and best Whisky that can possibly be dittilied. Wo also offer cur OLD FAMILY RYE WHISKEY, and other brands, from the largest stcok of Fine Whiskies in the United States FREEMAN & SIMPSON. Pheenix Distillery, on the Schuy,kiil river, Phila Offices—96 Wall street, New York; and 109 Sooth Front street, Philsioiphia, _mar 29-1y EW PROTOSR ALE ND AMBROTYPE GALLERY, aso Fuseruvanes AyEren AMBROTY res: Near Third Sivas, emer only One Dol ar jor the Sratoony, and 35 cents G00p PICTURES sree Be taken i vi . Remember the Number— nn 877 Weather 450 Penney vania avenue, “Beawre the fh Sr oy while you bawe f fase evn “ * ©. n. mort. R, MOTE & AUTRY, "ORNEYS- ar. LAW wean pagcs BERETS Se 4 oS A ted if ill attend. to at taf ate i. AWERY, PESERNEY & LANSDALE, GENTS FoR SE suppiien ies, 830,50, INS" CO.N. Y.—Caah ow £0, pear} ‘COrrespo! 2,00, Loescn cg uta ya usted and som of 6 miGd,7 aciuates gad PL i a a Sieg WATER Es. — a ipch OV ETERS and CH 2 are in daily which we will giver rots al A re of tl ree Oyster eee 0. oppoei ite 0 ata HARVEY. Agent. FNRROIDERED MUSLIN co Prices from 33 cents to 21. BY eg un 200 F Trimmed Collars, all just from will'be sold atabdut half the original cost, Laden come early if you want C4 per ey =o ma 18-5t 528 Saventh at. above Lc av, T 82. Noe, FINE BA. tan, Vi3s & CO PIANOS, littie used, at One fine Resenkrantz Fiano, 7 ® great bargain ; little n curene JOUN FITTS. Tyme MISCELLANEOUS. FROM DEV _spon « EPERNAY, FRANCE, Sold by ail Respectable Dealers throughout the Country Pe This fine brand of the pest» the most unbounded gountr, HAMPAGN E, which until ear was confined exclusively to the bost It is recommend: {the Continent of Europe, has row obtained success and’ popularity in this by some of © first 8 of the City of New York, over all other account of its extreme id those who once try it rarely nse = other pool Althongh only one year has elapsed introduction inte this country, the demand is arity aud deli- euormous and constantly increasing. Our arrange- ments are such as to ensure the quality of the Wine ‘ing maintained at its present high standard, Te Prince Imperial is im the sole Agents of } this country. Nos. 4 orted solely essrs. DE Vs BNoGE & Co, in z a Barer out & CO. 90 & 492 Broapway, by us, we being N.Y. ‘Sold in th in pee by Hamilton & Leach, and tea in th y by Browning & Keating. As accidents will happen, even in reell-reenlated families, it ia very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toya, Crockery, &o, SPALDING’S PREPARED GLUE mects al! such emergencies, ard no household oan affo: sity for lin dolls, and cone. shell, to be without it. oken cradles. it is always ready and up to the sticking point, Thero is no longer z obairs, splintered venne tis and other ornamental work, neors- endions iole for pope ust th With ladies of refinement and taste. This admirable preparation is used cold, being chemically held in solution, and poasersing ‘all the valua walities of tho best cabinet makera’ Jue. It may be used in the place of ordinary mucilage, being vastly moro adhesive. “ USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.” Price, 25 cents. N.B. A Brush accompanies each bott!e Wholesale Depot, No. 45 Cedar strost, Noty York, Addroca HENRY ©. SPALDING & CO.,, ox No. ,600, New York, ‘ut up for Dealers in Cases containing Four, eats ‘Twelve Dozen—abeautital Lithograph: how Card nocompanying each packag: A single bottle of SPALDING’S PRE- Pied GEV: will avo tex times ite out aa nually to every household. Tf Sold by all Frominent Stationors, Druggist: . Hardware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fanay Stores. Country merchants should = anoteof SPAL DINGS their list. PREPARED © It will stand ar climate. when making up fe 10-1y AGS sen cHeniOeppepARE RRs) ZR LLY 3 = aE PARE RED) SQLUEY FOR FAMEALY USE. WILL MEND ARTICLES IN Woed, Leather, Crockery, Bone, Alaboster, Marble, Rubber, G Percha, Cloth, Paper, Papier Mache, Glass, Shell, Horn, Honr, Plaster, &c And indeed thereis scarcely an article inthe whole range of dommstic economy, whether it be for use or ornament, which when broken, cannot with this restured to its original vaiue, It world for its superior. It is indis would wi FACT. The att to the fo qualitie: owing testimon: ery | WORK- SHOP, ¢ ‘OUNTING-ROOM, nd no person after a trial of Starr's Chemically Prepared Glue, iingly dis: ntion of d nerally requir he undersigned ha PRE PAKED GLUE, agree w rth the above mendation, “Cabinet Ware Manufacturer, “ LYSANDER * Wo. nd consumers is invited Is regarding its superior vr, 26, 185, B. Dovara 1GHT. “Machine Depot, 29 Markeist Newark NJ. “Carnage Manuf: “Wi HL. Kien & © “Carpentersand Builders, “Levericn & TrpgxncnG & NDI “Carriage Makers, Newark. N iF Fd Starr’s Chemically Prepared Gine is sold hy all Druggists, Furniture Dealers, Gro eers, Faney Goods Doalers, Hardware ey Stationers, and t to the will recoive prompt attention. iL? A libern! diseonnt to the trade, ith each bottl NTS PER BULTLE. WANYSSY 21S MOSASWE "3 AS ASWANS “OA ROAD SAAT ABW OS ABOBHOROWA a ee SARA SSVAAND WOLEWAY SAdWiNT SAAS ’ fll AA INS UMERS SS ean depend wpen getting a pure arti U when fhey bus the Valley pitie wold by the Dutt's only, Ph Yhuoke: CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL. IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TO SEE THAT IT JS DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY Wie wy THE SIGNATURE OF ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARE AN IMITATION AND ACOUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. WM.E.DALY, SOLE PROPRIETOR 19 SOUTH WILLIAM S° NEW YORK. FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON BY ma 23 6w BARBOUR & SEMMES, an | ‘Tae su beoribee ete yi fistery,mat soaking i Winow one water tee Waa sinh ein the eae and ce Wace Ls AIRSueatly dene,andailordersprempt | "Ba eae se oomeer ina ——$__ — aeare—eri Pszsone os iroen cere pe D c 'T FORGET 6, 460 Seventh otto mae nes ine Store haa a a PH ede It for four times ite ‘PREPARED at the Phenix mar 17-ly iT. vel LET NO" fy DELICACY. eearen*: APPLY URE pape - IN FROM ONE OK NO CHARGE. To TWO DAYS. Westnens of se Baad, Bercinres, AMcient af ihe Kidney and Biadder, in’ veluntary Discharges, ner? See aN gro Fy ae sis Seaticg Dumnees of Sight or Giddiness, Moss or Skin, Affecsions of the hess, Territte Bocoters areing ‘Youth—those Dreadful and Destrectiv der Marriage impossible, and unirey boun Body and Dtind. pein lt eres An watinely grave leew dence. YOUNG MEN whe bive become the vietime and destructive habit which annually eweepe t Drillant iniellect, whe m: wea with the wbundere of el goon oe living lyre, may eall with uth fall MARRIAGE. of Vies monet ox pnt echerw MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Den seniemp! singe, being aware of, physienl wentneas, cagasie asus, He who places bi eusiy con! ends: ape bis abil asa physician. OUTH FREDERICK STREET, be nn ion Baltimore street, « few deers frew loft band the cerner. mat be paid and contain aatamp. one of the moat when esis Yorng Men sertain practi lonrned from which are mighly felt recdere bo teu of their bands of teined, « ever bi iy cer bling ond kind spesedily cer iltcy, ie Members of the Roya! fre: hae AG Piri nt to cbecrve ome and vember. declining hem covery detera him from apply (ri vows whe, from education and respectability, can ai 4 befri jsOK REMEDY FOR ORGANIC WEAENESS e cave of Dr. J. je in bin boner ee a gentiemen and og many troubled with ringing at necvenanest, be: art, Dyspepey, euctieus, Generel Debiity, rveus and era yen, cough or ey mpter 8kS OF IMPRUDENC Jed and im} aden voter Pppointment; or by ercury, hasten the constitetion£| aymy tions of ectenuy why beuter jervous Irrite bill a Nikvows DESILITY. —Poousands can new judge wen He {nile inte 4 ND IMPOTENCY. exBY, this gras and iroporcant remedy weaknese of the Et and fail vigor rester ated, whe a. by De ‘Thotannde the 2 lest all bepe, have ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS. E MANY THOUSANDS cured si thre siwutetion witha end the cumerous importa Itis, therefor | should be th | this can be de |. CO. 0. of Ski | Dyspepsy, Liver bility, o ward off disease ts ‘all the ils that flesh is nerr rte,” Srise from impuri- tr ofthe bivod, the main spring of our ex *S INDI the best rem mportant to a! ughiv cleansed in the most effectua! way b; av, VeGETABL Comp! HLY IMPORTANT. TO ALL! 1GHL Maxts INDIAN VEGETABL £ PECOCTION, it is well known that in the Spring people are more apt to contract disease than at any other riod: and itis equally = -known that the way p the bleed pure, for ll that the s: and purifi »vered for the — ny Erysipeiss, Sorofula, Rieu | tina, Nervous Debi Fone of different kinds, int, and ali other diseases ‘om impurity of the blood. od rema:kable cures, as can be shown by ery aa from fered by highest It has effect: All who le remedial agent itis sold by all the Druggiste of Baltimore, ‘at the residen noe of the TOpLioror. M M. COX, 155 East Bale street, between Elen street and Central avenue. None genuine unless her reme is blown on the bottle and her sea! on the cor 1" Prive = nm, D. na Will suppy the trade at iy prices, ant 27 tr per bottle, si mt. RK. S. Cc. rt Vhoesale Agent for the tiles for @5. S8ELy Drasgist, EWARE OF MINERAL POISONS. Dr. J. BOVEE DODS’ | CELEBRATED | VEGETABLE MEDICINES. Lungs. Weak St General or Nervous Debi lity, F onie. 82 Unsur: of pure Sherry Win requiring & inal properties, delightful Beverage. mecha, In they HIS IMPERIAL W. INE BITTERS, For the cnre of Incipient umption, Wenk eation, Drspepsia. passed They sremade anide from there medi & most wholesome and HIS BRANDY CATHAR TIC, In a sure remedy for Cortiveness, Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. They sre pleasant to the taste; sure in therr operation; and as® Cathartio, entire af- fectually, and positively superovde the use of Pills, #0 nAuseuus And dieagrecal ble to the taste. HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS, Act on the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs, aud are a superior remedy for nected with Liver Complaint In all epepasia, con- its forms. FOR FEMALE OBSTRUCTIO! They are truly valuable, made of pure Holland 6! pieagant and ne to the taste,and may well termed a neces Gin, be j FEMALE COMPANION. HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP, For Infants, Children and Delicate Feral gertainiy one of the most desirable and itis & perfect subs: lor Calomel, acting on the Liver, removing all ob- structions in the Bowels, ouring Ci Dyspepsia. effectual in its «perationsine Calom taste, that onild: Medicines in the seetion and delicious to the tart world. and it ~) &s gentle, innocent ‘Thoussuds of mothers EAS dows of Heaven. out the land will bless tae discoverer of this wable Medicin ec. Althou; ren rwilt iy ute ostivencst rh ad assure yet “Dorit oe jor lees as pdi- CHARLES WIDDIFIELD & co., PROPRIETORS, 649 ann 651 BRroapway, New Yorn, And sold by Joun Scowarzn, avenue, next door to the United ky druggists generally. nz, Drneciet, 608 468 B.} mar ne be ALL rickets "3 REE Faseig ais ad baat Imperial College of oe strplnntea Hisporsing’ Air impu ears 2 eae | wih altering. steer fe Serene ‘pata hes , Renate TIELITE RESERPHEN 4 DOUGLAS, By aad af Spwessagpe By of af Abbott's Rain By rn rnvsl eee THE UNITED aan thease eae: of 8 in gamens' fren tt ore and » pubdire scien wil te atthe ¢ Michigan. atthe _ tt doeignated, At the Land Office on Monday, posal of the 49, 9, and si, WH” wnahipe 42, 43. 44, 45. 6,47, 4, SH, and Si, of Tow 1. SP, Sly ofrarg Sirnthipe 45 444, vai nape et id 52 0f range 38 ° a3" 51, and 52. of range 4. » ‘uwnah: Atthe pana s Office at Manguart == via: North of the base line and west of the principal m+ ridsan, Township @, of range 10 Townships 47. 49, and 58, of rence 1. Seotions 1, 2, 4,6, 8.10, 12. 14. 18, ww 22, 26, 2, bod ap 4, and 33, of tow Labip 43; towne hips 4s, Sections 2, ‘niet #, 10,12 and 16 the E-%6 of the NY of section 38; the NE \, the bs of the oN da,of the 8 Srrgovtne BE No ine SES a @ the Nic of the NW Sof sootne Asie pe eo of thes of seoto 2. a exorpt the SW & of the SW «ction 36, of tex gs anip 43; section 1. 2, 3,4. %, oa, 11, 12, 3, 3g of section 53: seclion 2 the Why ot” andthe w ot the mee 4g of section ship 44; the 3 4s of section 3), of towne! rence 25. Atthe Land Office at Tray Cing ou Monday, tne 231 day Gisposal ot the vacant iand sections and parts af s J foned townships, which remain to United States within «ix miles on each side of the rai Toade, “from Latte Bay i a yo Marquette.” ty r ic, aed frown t. tor the raveres mintmern ” subject, as requ’ of tro dollars and Afty comts per acre, Viz: North of the base line and west of tae primeipal m+ ridian, Townships 21, 2,2, 2%, 25, Bi, 27, WB, 29, I, 3, 32, 33, and 4, of range 3. Ss. 25, 26, 2, B, B,D, Bi, 3, 35, 2..d 36, of range 4 Townnhups 31, 32. and 33, of range 5 Townships 27’ 42, 25, 99. 61, 32. aud 38, of range 6 Townships 25,26, 27, 28, $9.90, 31, 2, and 38, of range 52 Lor bahipe 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 25, 27,28, 23, 99,31, and Tex pe 21, 22, 28, 24 of range 9 owashipe 2, 2 2B. Trance tv Townships 21, 22 and «3. of range 1h ‘ownehipe 40. and 41. of range 21 ‘ownslips 3, 4, and 4), Sa Rand B ‘ow! ps # and 41, of range 24 Townships 41, of range 25, Atthe Land Offiest Traverse Crry, commen @ing on Monday. the Ca] dav of Avgust néxt. tor the dis osal of the public lands horetefore wmoffer: 4, Within the following townships, viz: North of the base line and west af the Principal me- ridvan. Townships 2. 2, and 30, of range 10 At the sacd (ffice at Joma, commencing on Monday, the Sth day ofsuly next, for dispowal ot tho vacant iands inthe cren mumbered sectiins end Parts of secte hun th uud=rmentioned ships, which reu.sin te the Umted Bintee within x the > from ‘amber irom rand point on or near Traverse Bay: siso fom Grand Haven and Pere Pe to Fit, thenoe to Port Huron,” t required, law. ton minimum oi! tte dollars andi cents acre, viz: North of the ba: dine and west of the principal me redian. Townehips 6, 7. 8, 17. "ana i ranges Sand 6 Towuehips 5, 6, 7, 8. 15, 16, aod 17. of range? Tow 5.6 pe 5.6 7, 45, 16, and 17, of range ADS 5, 6. 7, 10, Liy 12,13, 34, 15, 16, 17,18, 19, nge 34 i 9, 19, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 8, 14, 11, 12, 13, 16, 15, 16, 57, 18,13, Pars 15, 46, ond te. of rarge 12 17. and § range 13 a ynzuatipe 8,9, 16, 17,18, aad 13" of ranges l¢ Townshi 8, 9, and 19, of range 16 Pownships 19, iayend 19;.of ranges t? and 18. South of the base line poo tage @f the principal me redian, ‘Townships 1, 2,3, aud 4,08 Townships 1.2.3.4 5, and 6, of range: tthe Land Office at Detroit, ~o Monda the 13th day of August next, for the die. prsal of the vacant inndi Ceren numbered rons and parts of sections, within - “sa tioned townshi; e _ He -y 4 States within roads, “from ‘Amboy, ty B some peinton or near Grand Haven ae td to ‘ant, on thenoe to Port ”” wu #8 required by iaw, = mA minimum of treed dollars and Afty cemis por @ re. South of the base line pers — Of the principal ms ‘Townships 6, 7, 8, anise of Peep y ast Tanges al, 5 5 Township 5. 6, and 7, of range 4. North of the base —« —/? ©f the principal m+ Fe anadecond 5, Ee 7, and ®, pee shces 12, 58, and 16 , 6,7, and ®, of ra range ships 5,6, and 7, of ranges ieand 17 North of the base lincent mectet the principal me Townships 2 90, 31, Ta su 34, and 35 of range 2. GINAW, om, August Tends tn the een maeehetns on each te of the rasirondey Sree ~~ 34 Ay conte ber acre, iE: North of er wand the principal me- Spermator- | 7°" ine 6, 78.95 Hy 15, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19,20, 9, 10, 11. 12,18, 14, 15, 16, 37, 38, 19, 16, 15, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16. of Townships 6, 7, 8, 10, Bi, 12, 13, 14, 15, and 16, of ‘ Townships 6, 7, 8, ) 10,11, 12, 13, 14, end 15, of omnahign 1, 3h, 8, Sty 18, 20, 21, 22, and 23, of i ees: 14, 15,16, 17, 18, 8, 21, 22, 25 4, 25,26, Eacaes Sees of the abo: nate ig wi proseet ieee ryt SS Sine o gad elaine hs Sat of Worhinston, sakes er tx Br he Prete hanes BUCHANAN, bape ro sal