Evening Star Newspaper, November 7, 1857, Page 4

_EVENING STAR. TALE MIDNIGHT REVIEW. [prom THE borne ‘ht the a ; apd Sette round he ee. His arms all bare and fleshless, in, Ry ——_ ee And @ roll with vi "larum and tat-too. ' O strange and loud resounded drum amidst the gloom; ‘The warriors that slumbered Awaken in the tomb: And th ho sleep congeali "Mid ciorthern ice and snow. no! And they who | ‘Where scorening summers glow; And they whom the Nile slime covers, And Araby’s glowing sand, From out their graves arising, All take their arms in hand. The trumpeter, at midnight, Quits Loo his grave to blow His biast, so sbriii and piercing, And rideth to and fro. Tins ehan ting Sao ee @ ghastly dead behold! The biood at ined ancient squadrons, With weapoas manifold! The grinning skulls so ghastly Beneath their helmets : In their bony hands ed ‘Their gleaming swords appear. ight’s ghostly tour ae ey sure! is grave, . stowly riding again mecca tee No plume his helm adorneth, His garb uo regal pride, And smal is the polished sabre ‘That's girded to his mae. ‘The moon shines bright. The plain with silverray: i re Cutet With tue piumeicss helmet is warrior host surveys. Their ranks, their arms presenting, ‘They shouluer arms anew, And with music’: To oneat his foe ms od 18 the watch ‘he passwor.. ‘>t. Helene!” = — the ht hour, inthe ySi8n plain, The dead and mighty conqueror Reviews is warrior tenn. SivevLan Osstxccrion of Terearara Com- muUNiCa rien —The Elmira (New York) Gazette tells of the obstruction of telegraph communica- tion near that place. as follows: An immediate search wis instituted fer the obstruction, which was fount at a place where the main and auxili- fary line ran parailel for afew rods and a distance of about six inchesapart. Atthis spot the spi- ders had woven their webs from one wire to the other, and the constant dropping of the water from the dews and the fozs through the dilferent threads »f the webs to the line below formed a complete circuit for the electricity, rendering the efforts of the operator to communicate powerless The tiny threads of the spiders were removed, and the line spread further apart, since which time the operations of the line have been unin- terrupted. _ Pavan a Hgit.—A pete tating lll on one Tecently-suspended Tennessee banks “‘pay- spasms. offered to several brokers, bat ¥ price, aliuough other bills on the bank were being taken at a small discount Probable filling in had probably been acci- dentally omitted at the time of issue, and the biank supplied as indicated above by some wag. ‘The refusal of the brokers to take the bill was because of the impossibility of collecting it. At last the holder, in despair, approached a Troup of three money-shavers, who had their heads together over some speculation, and exclaimed, with well-feigned earnestness, “Gentlemen, this Dill ts ——- Hell, traly; but if you cannot collect it, the devil only knows who can."’"—_N.O. True Delta Cox.. By a Lazy Man —Why is the Eastern Mati like Breakfast at seven o'clock? Because it is In-tolerably early 1" Theodore Hook, in describing a badly dressed dinner, observed thet everything was sour but the vinegar. i> At Waxahatchie, ‘Texas, the Rev. Thomas in received 500 lashes in the public square, upon the charge of tampering with negroes. {D™ Mr. James Hovey, an old and hi, bly re- — citizen of Cincinnati, was found dead on the floor of an outhouse of the Broadway Hotel in that city on Sunday. Ata railroad festival at Cleveland, Mr. G. A. Benedict gave the following exquisite sentr- ment: “Our Mothers—The only faithful ten- ders who never misplaced a switch.” Mr. Horaee Case, ceident, precip- ze into the stream, horse and carriage, and together with his drowned. ID™ One of the novelties of late the ladies of «npper-tendom,” New York, in- forming them, coufidentially, waere they cn pledge their jewelry and valuables in the present — times, if they should want to raise the need- Deatu From Braxpy—anp Water.=—On Sat- a es five men were found ina state of asensivility,on a raft nearly submer; near the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, N. J tes; had is acireular so been drinki. brandy and fishing, and the raft baving stuck in the mud the flood tide had nearly covered them when discovered. One of the number, Wm. HS. Smith, died the same even- ing, but the rest were restored How pin ur Kxow ?—Fdltors in Iowa are often _— on committees at State and county fairs ‘0 what extent they carry their examinations may be supposed by the following, which is con. tained in the report of a late fair by the editor of the Davenport Democrat. He says: “The best ‘woollen cloak was worn by a lady of Muscatine; also, the best socks and home-made shirt z Michigan Eagie 7~ Mr. Barwell, residing near Lebanon, Ohio, on returning home from Cincinnati a few days 8g, found a man in the road senseless and bleed- ing profusely from @ fresi wound on the head. Mr. B. hastened to a house for assistance, and on returning the man was gone. From appearances it is os ype the man was carried off by persons who had committed the aet, and were urking when Mr. B. stopped. i> Mr. John Mugway, of Salem county, N. J., while endeavoring to extch a colt running loose in the field, had one of his hands entangled in its mane in such a Way that, upon the colt springing away foi him, one of bis thumbs was nearly cut off No extra attention was the wound until within a few days, when he seized with violent pain, whieh innreased, and terminated his life on Sunday afternoon” I The house of a colored man named Wil- Ham Williams, in Anne Arundel county, Md., was entered on Emagen uight last, by five men who informed the fem{ly what they bad come for, and said they would’ blow out any one who should oppose them — 7 stairs and proceeded to rew from under the bed an old chest, from which took gold, sliver = notes to the amount of 81,000, money the old man had amassed by the strictest economy ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS. BROWNS’ HOTEL.—R W Marshall, Mo: Clymer, do; W W Goedwin, NJ WL reine Va; E Brose and lady, NY; F A Gibbons, Pa; J L, firid@et!, Va; WG Butler, do; I Ht Reenwer, Va; P W Owens, do; A Kennedy and |. H BW Jackson lady, Texas; A'S a) Pia Valdenar, do: do; - © SC; JB Wray and family, Va: F C Ware, 0; Ron'J w Stevenson: cr Bw 4 . 4 Shafer, Md; W Peirson, do; J Ma. 5 John Te NY; jayer, St NT; M Jacobs, 0; EJ Rinehart, afd © Moore WILLARDS’ HOTEL —R Ea. James Monvow, J 'T Sutter and indy NY ont Trombuil, 1!]; L J Carson, Va: H Rotana Md; A C Harris. O; A Hill, Allen Hill, La: Hon T 1. Clingman, NC; Hon E B Hart. Hon D'E Sickles. A H Allen and lady, Miss E L Holmes, H Bay. iiss, E W Wyatt, L W Berry,N Y: EB French, DC; B H Robertson, USA: Hommes Gilesson, NY; Winthrop, SC; G H Striker, N Yk; BL Wales, Mass; G Hobson, Va; S$ R Swann, USN. KIRK WOOD HOUSE —W H Murdoch; B R Hatield, Pa; J Leib, Va, J D Whitford; H Har- Hison and lady. NY; F A Gibbons, Md; Mr Bar- reli, DC; 3 McElroy. Va: Coi JR Johnston, O; Judye Stump, Md: E P Bryan, do; J snod; 4 Me E Manet, Ya; J Bernstiall, do; R Pock: us sigh A Thomas, NY; C’Spottord,Con; abad: ROTEL, «r. ©. Sara's.) —W H Rich~ Mankins, Miss Mumford, Va; Andrews, Ala: LW Patterson, Mo; JT Rogie, NS; A Samuel, Cot R A Beans’ Wm F McLean, Va; J G McVeigh. Min; S W Allis do; T BR: bey, Md; Wm Hudson. T yt on," ne ton, NY; J R AMurfee und son, Poe’ © Kin- MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. From bra Untrep States. From Evrorg. -New York -New York, tt -New York...Nov 1 .New York...Nov 4 - New York... Novil pe -Havre.... ..New York... Novid The California mail steamers leave New Yi on the Sth and 20th of each month. oe By THE presi pint dr. THE UNITED PXOPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS... Ornce Ixpias Aviat Devober i 10k Proposals for India rT, 3 Sealed Proposals, endorsed In of law, fy, gs BUCHANAN, j- Goods,” (class 1, 2, aa the case may be,} will rnited States Bip Serreosived at the Oflos'et indian Ad r, Save ual eae Coen sit Aimer nawillte bal ity, until 10 o’clock, a. ‘ht on Bevurday, Mth ember nex’ roishing & the fadist Kovember s vor fla ing treaty stipuls- t jee ] Boos, f ouene tions with various Indian tri for other Indian —— fornia, at the peri ereinaiter desigaated, to wi _ At the land office at Los ANGELOs, commencing purposes, as follows: on Monday, the tenth day of May next, forthe dis of lic lands within the following-named pity South of the base l Tot of the San Ber- welve, inclusive; the north half the north haif'and the southweat j Sections fifteen totwen- half of section twenty- it quarter o! twenty -three; twenty-five; the south ha'f of section twen- ty-six; the southeast quarter of section iwenty seven; sections twenty-nine to thirty-two, incin- sive; the south half of section thirty-three; the northeat quarter and the south nalf of section thir- ty-four; and section thirty-five, of township three; ions three to nine, inclusive;the north haif and 20 hd thwest quarter of section ten; the sousheast bs spe Pact? son fone shi poh aera Sree a ceo errs aeiae of section eleven; 400 pairs 3-point green Mackinac biankets, to mea- theast quarter and the south half of section sure 60 by 72 inches.and weigh fant é teaiee: Peceian thirteen; the east half of section ys and weigh 6 pounds pairs 3ig-point green Mackinac Biankets, nel 400 pairs 2%-point green Mackinac. teen; sections seventeen to twenty-four, incl Pneasure 54 by Inches, and weigh 6 poutds | (Ur eee month walt ok nection twente oA 2° Piomesaurees by ttrnches, and weighi0 pound | (lone twenty-#1x to thirty-h +3 i vs sh our, ol . 300 paire3-point indigo blue Mackinac blankets, to | Sno Tiship three, of range Sour. ve; and see- ve, inclusive, of town- pt e te twenty-lour, inclusive: the north ‘900 pairs 25¢-point indigo — ae cannas rol section twenty-five: and sections twenty-#'x 900 parece alas Goatinciia plus Mack blank- | to thirty, inclusive, of township one; and sections one to twenty-seven, inclusive, of township three, ange five. Siento one, two, and three; the east half of seo- tion four; the east halfand the southwest quarter of section Line: sections ten to fifteen, inclusive; th nC measure 66 1 s,and weigh 10lbs. ‘00 ponte pone Gontinelia blue Mackinac ets: to er T2 Cea mn Socata ma -point Gentinella blue i aie reta.to measure by fos en weigh6 ibe. yards fanoy 1e Oy it gok cloth PB to twenty eight, inclusive; u 6 southwest quarter of section twenty-nin —— south half of section thirty; » ue oloth thirty-four, inclusive; and the northwest quarter of monte genr seotion thirty-five. of township one, of range siz. 7 “ eunciee North of the base ue and of the San Ber- tod, nardino meridvan. 1.488 pounds wore ie Sections one to seventeen, inclusive; the north iro Gos ceases ree half of section eighteen; the south half of section po oa Nineteen; sections twenty to twenty three, inciu- = fier, ry ” sive; the northwest quarter of section twenty-four; A tcott shawls the northwest quarter of section twenty -s1x; s 5 5 sections tions twenty-seven to thirty, inclusive; the east 4 - “ half of section thirty-two; the north half of the 4 << woollen shawis northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of sec- bd vile i pond tion thirty three, of toronmship three, ef ag a four, and five; sections one to eight, welusive; the a —— north hait’ of section ning; sections ten to thirteen, fond meng inolusive; the east half of section fourteen; the west o fnteodigh oy half of section seventeen; sections eighteen and novos on nineteen; the west halfofsectiontwenty:the south - pont ean «a t quarter of section twenty ene; and section Ep fies dition twenvy-two to thirty-five, inclusive, of towns = no siz, and township seven, of range four. ee Sections ons to fifteen, inclusive; tne enst half of None. oa section seventeen; the east hall of section twenty: hea icunde. sections twenty-one to twenty-seven, inclusive: the for north half of section twenty-eight; the northeast eee ies Moore quarter of section twenty-nine; the northeast quar zo00 Kentucky jeans of section thirty-ieur; aud the northwest quar- oe aS ter of section thirty-five, of township. three, yan “ es irting sownshing Sout Bee, edie mdelat bg Py poco i cLLUNS One An wo; the nor! aif of section 3.00 <; dompstio shirting, (unblesohed) three thomnort half of section four: th northenat . ¥ i er of section five; the west half ef section six; Nae aozen eee: stripes and plaids She norts half, the southeast quarter. and the novi as ania meals ted half of the southwest quarter of section seve ae the west half of the northwest quarter and thesouth 1480 sounds cotton the halfof section eight; the northeast quarter of sec. p peo ares =e nit tion eleven; section twelve; the uortheast quarter ne remain and the east half of the southeast quarter of section lesen etiee twine Ha 3) seventeen; tho east haif of the northeast quarter pa Pat and the southenst quarter of section twenty; the west halfof the northwest quarter and the er of section thirty- 1» Of No.2. dad townships four and five, of rank, =. Clothing. ions Ove to eighteen, inclusive; north half e cioth of section nineteen; sections twenty to twenty-five, = inclusive; the northeast quarter of section twenty- os #iX; the northwest quarter of section twenty-seven; heavy twiliei and the northeast quarter of section twenty-eight, a of township fourand township pre, of range seven. ; 2 Sections one to six, inclusive;the northwest quar- nac indigo blue blanket capotes tei section seven; the northeast quarter of section 100 blac« satinet overcoats, (No. 1) the north halfof section ten; sections eleven, 100 sheeps gray cloth overcoats twelve, and thirteen; the northeast quarter of sec- 100 “coats tion fourteen: and the northeast quarter of section lo “ « — pantaloons> twenty-three, of township four, and township five, 100 black satinet coats of range etch 100 pantaloona quarter of section three; sections 100 vests fil sthe north half of section seven: 200 blue satinet ooats t and nine; and the northeast quarter of 200 pantaloons entoen, of towaship four; and townships 20 - Be pieres five and siz, of range nine. 200 cadet mixed satinet coats Sections one and two; the northeast quarter of “ “ pantaloons section throe; the west half of section eleven; the ‘0 “ vests. northeast quarter of section twelve; section four- Crass No. 3. teen: and the southeast quarter of section fifteen, of Hardware, Acricultural Implements, and Azes, | township four; sections oneto twenty-eight, inclu- 6,000 pounds brass kettles sive: the northeast quarter of seotion twenty-nine; 1,000 tin kettles, (5 sixes,) the northeast quarter of section thirty-three; an nests Japanved ett! sections thirty-four and thirty-five, of township —— nm B-awart tin pans Ave; and township sir, of range ten, 1. eed — mrs quarter of section nineteen; the northeast quarter of lwo - section twenty-one: the northwest quarter of se 30 ** butcher kui tion twenty-two; and the northesst quarter of sec- 20 scalping tion tyonts toys of township five; and township str, of range eleven, le Seotions one, two, and three; the northeast quar. 150 ** squaw awls ter of section ten; sections eleven, twelve, thirteen, 125 “* fish hooks, assorted and fourteen; the soutuerst quarter of section fil- ‘900 dozen fish lines 4 nee 150 dozen coarse tooth combs 13) fine “2 twenty; twenty-seven to thirty three, inclusive: north haifof section thirty-four, and townships six and seven, of range twe Bection one; the northeast quarter of gection be southeast quarter of seetion ten; of section eleven; section twe! jection thirteen: the northwe: fourteen: and the north half of township four; 20 100 log chains 900 drawing knives, 10 and i2 iaches in leneth per te ia equal proportions of 1%, 1, , and 34 inc! 2 hand saws 30 cross-cut saws, 7 feet in length y oes 6" . “trace chains teen; th the northeast and thirty-five, of townshi sections one to seventeen, inclusive; the nort! me camen hand-saw files cross-cut saw files section twenty; = inclusive: the northeast quarter of section twenty- te aulitions = go 34,1, and 2 inch ot town sht: =z; and township seven, of range . * thirteen. 3 engl me — Section thirteen; the southeast quarter of section 3 spades fourteen; the seutheast quarter of section twenty 699 camp ketties, (3 sizoz) two; the east half and the southwest quarter of sec- $.000 short-hanaled frying pans tion twenty-three; the northwest quarter of section 100 dozen basting spoons” twenty-four; the nortu half of section twenty ex: 20 iron table apoons and the east half of section twenty-seven. of town 20 “tin cups ship five; sections one, two, and three; the north- Be scythe snaths east oa pd a Ge tho - — masse ae bd juarter of section four; the northens' quarter 0. 1 * hat Forlag nab meg fet aaa Seotiqn eleven; section twelve; and the north halfof ™ “ hatchets,'to weigh 132 pounds section thirteen, of township six; sections « 15 ‘* broad axes,ordinary size eighteen, incinsive; the north half of 5) “gine mirrors we north half of see a ire steele twenty one to twenty-eight. Ciass No.4 half of section twenty-nine; the south east qua of section Uurty; the north half of the northeast quarter of section thirty-one; and the north half of the northwest quarter ot sec- tion thirty-two; aud sections thirty three, thirty- four, and thirty-five, of townsatp seven, of range fourteen. At the land office at San Francisco, commencing on Monday, the third day of May nezt, for the disposal of the public lands within the following. named ore te viz: sé Northwest G 1,000 northwest guus, fat loo ‘20 ‘+ "pereusmion lock. ill be received for the delivery of said New York, Philadelphia. Balti- St. Louis, Memo ring the bid: nS. 8 right wiil be reserved to requ.re a greater or North of the Distt wana oo ame quantity Cid of the fiiidoles named Sa Fractional township three, of range one. ol rt eta Moete care 80 Cad = re North of the base line and worst of the Mount Diablo meridian, Fractional townships four and five, of ranze one. South of the base line and east of the Mount Diablo meridian. Sections one to eighteen, and twenty-two to vest market prices. s Goods of American mansfacture, of the required styles and quality, will ne referred; but as the sam- ples of biankets and cloths are foreign fabr Will be necescary, in proposiag a domestic art: f 0 4 either of those Kinds, that a aample thereof shail ac o—_ five, inclusive, of township ten, of range company the bid. : : . fara cies te bo furnished must, in all respects | gignt to Aileen: incieeeer ad eon ea a etnsive: —— fg pes be ol with the sampion ‘pent. | ty-six, inclusive, of township eleven, of range ton. oan ee may be scen at t ante They ba . Townships ten and eleven; sectious one to Bix, am agent nae agents appointed for ery ronan hse. | inclusive; eight te fifteen, inclusive; rene -one to uch as may be unequaithoreto in any purticuiny will | {Weut¥-eight, inclusive; aud thirty four and thirty. five. of township twelve; sections one, two, threo, been wheel thereat the are orate and ‘nine to fiftcen, inclusive; and twenty-two to ty —- coed ae ners It that be mot coun suey will pete a eo inclusive, of totonship thirteen, of a is expense. ent wi mad. J . pe he xoods received on at pothed t oortified Factional township ten; townships eleven, by the agent or agents aj It will be underatood thet all bide for fore the good: ve specified may ected at t. taachpegeig cele ierecd oe ao noWa as a& act dealer in, the article proposed te be farneled which fact, or the severep, must be distinctly stat twelve, and thirteen; secotions ene to five, inclusive; eight to See inclusive: twenty to twenty- nine, inclusive; thirty-thiee, thirty-four, and thirty-five, of township fourteen; sections one to ur, inciusive; ten to thirteen, inclusive; and twen- ty-four and twenty-five, of township Afteen, of range twelve. pointed to inspect them. tion of the in the lids offered; aud that the bidswf ali persons | ,,£ rections! township eleven; townships twelve, Who may have failed to compiy with tare ouditions | {Azim votiongs ane cerns eseme except twelv of any contracts they may ha‘ States as into with the United repreyiously entered ry ot | Siowushipe reoelser tkittcas, fonsee neem 4 ty ahaa welv trteen, fourte, a fee areRad ment, be rejected, in accoreange with the | rean™aoutions ts tenet rsems four tce ; twenty. letter | to Bod foe eeint resolution of Congress | Oneiotaann seven, inclusive: and thirty-four and ra pipe = sph a RE . for the | 5; rty of township sixteen, of range fourteen. + will be tonne the larch, a, he bid ‘ownships thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, and six. jonds ‘equired in amount of t! teen; nlf of section four; the south hail for the faithful performance of the contract, wit section five; sections seven, eicht, and nine; the eee a ncer ies. Mag tay erry Water Aten. west half of section ten: sections thirteen to The proposals must embrace the articles with the | thirty-five, molusive, of township twenty, of range quantities thereot, xs they are arranged im the fore- t nthe Fractional township sixteen; and township twen- bas ty, of range sixteen. Fractional township sizteen; and townships sev- enteen, eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range Seventee: ome schedul. iees annexed to each, in and the amount: it be out and feoted up for each class. They should be submitted with the following beading: = Fractional townships seventeen and ¢i, htcen,a} pice ee teehee ane bed fares So She fer townships nineteen nd twenty, of range vlshison of the Indian department, = Fractional townships eighteen, nineteen, and terms of its advertis-ment t for, Dotober | soenty of range nineteen yi * 15th, 1257, the following articles, at the prices thereto fy z affixed, (here insert the list accordfhg to the class or | _ At the land office at Manyavittr,commeneing on clas.es proposed for,) deliverable in the city of hiladelphia, Baltimore, New rleans, St. Louis, Memphis, or Cincinnati, as the case may bej by the first day of April next, or at onday, the seventeenth day of Ma t. for ti Teer it te eats laude within the ieee named townships, viz: North of the base line and east of the Mount such time or times during the year 1858 as may be Diablo meridian, ordered by the Commissioner of Indian Affai "and Fractional township four; township Ave; frae- I hor we} will also furnish, a the gree — townships twelve, thirteen, and fourtecn; tonal quantiti sof: ‘Game kinds hownaleps cones mand etghtesn,ofrange one, of goods, at the lowest market pi Fractional townships twelve, thirteen, and four, other articles of a different ption as may tt towns! Seventeen, eighteen, and nine- Sng tne nc ie deletions shows uit"aal'g | MSSIS SPIE E2E tine ona weve a rae a Bs above at ° fort. the base line and west of the Mo: this proposal ue ancepted, (Rere ineart the worda,-ia Diablo meridian. sl OF in part.’ if more than one class be proposed Ubatemrs od eleven and twelve, and fractional for,} 1 lor we} will, within smenty gave thereafter, | towns: irteen of range one. execute & contract accordingly. Kive security, | ‘Town: twelve, thirteen, fourteen, and fif- isfuctory to the Commis: es a! of Indian Affairs. | teen, of range two. for formanes of the same.” (Here Townships fourteen, Afteen, and sixteen tional townships seerateen,eighteen,and insert whether the party proposing isor isnotaiman. deale: ticle propose: townships twentyand twenty-o1 fe. ufacturer or regu ir in the art d be farniahed.) hs . ions One, twe, three, and ten to fou m. iT Proposal must also be accompanied by « | alusive; the east half of sectic een: guarantee, in the following form, to be signed by two of seotion twenty-two; «f fous cee Or more res) ble persons, w! sufficiency must twenth-six, inelui etion thirty-five, of eertified by one or more persona personaily or of- township fourteen; ist to reo nt: ‘ thelcest sail of section fos ute ‘s wi Dine; sections een, inclusive; Nddere) Acris shalthe meant ie him fnty-one; sections twenty-two to or them,) aceording to his (or their} rd twenty -seve: sive; the northeast quarter oj Or proposal, will exéente a contract, and give seon- spotion twenty-eight; Sections thirty-four a rity for the perfor: thereof, as i oribed in | t irty -five, of township fiste, sections one to four, the advertisement br Proposals for Goods, inclusive; nine to fifteen, in dated October 15, 1897; and I [or we: asee ye ay twenty-eight, inclusive; and t. y aa6 al or whi eV pit four, and ¢ urty -five. of townshi; or the say sul or for bidder : seven, inclusive; the ha Sa joe on the part of the tides jor lers.’’} | west quarter oj rection tt D eaeticer aie to 6f- No proposal ‘will be i tl ot | toen. inclusive; the it of secti strictly rm to the terms this | saatione aig! and Mnetnens aayortnemant. ter of section twenty; sect pik pieanycie weeyy and sections, thinks ~three, 00 20-034 Stawtl4Noy -five, of township se uth- west quarter of section twenty-one: the southwest er of section twenty-six; and the northeast township three ions One to eighteen, inclusive; the northwest teen; the southwest quarter of section et: hteen; section nineteen; the southwest qurrter of section he east half of section twenty-two; the northwest quarter of section twenty-three: es he of township five; two; the south half ; the east half of quarter of section section fifteen, of the southwest quarter of section seven; the south half of section eight; the southwest quarter of section mne~ the west half of section fil- north half of section seventeen; section quarter of section twenty- ‘wenty-three, twenty-four. twen- of section eighteen: the northoast quarter of sections twenty-one to twenty-five, the northeast quarter twen ht; we of section twen- shew Big ‘thirty end tarty-ones the west seotion thirty-two; the east half of seetion thirty-three; and sections thirty-four thirty- hve, of township crghtesn; and townships n: twentv, and twenty-one, of Sango fone: ions one, two, three, and ten to fiftee: sive; the northeast quarter of section twent sections twenty three to twenty-six, inclusive; the heast se pose of section thirty-four; ‘and tion ‘thitt ve, of township seventeen; sections one, two, ree; the southeast quarter of seo- i en a to ese, ive; the twenty. nty-seven, ine!usive; and sections thirty-four and thirty-five, of township eighteen; seotions one, two, and gy ge r of section four; sections ten to fifteen, inclusiv: sections twenty-two to twenty-seven, inc‘usive; sections thirty-four and thirty-five, of township nineteen; and townships twenty and twenty-one, of ange a etl op by law for the use of achools, military, and other purposes, together with those “swamp and overflowed lands, made thereby unfit for cultivation,” if any. granted to the State by the act entitied “An act to enable the State of Arkansas and other States to reclaim the swamp lands within their limits,” approved September 2, 1850, will be excluded from the sa.es. wood No“ mineral lands" or tracts souizining mineral deposits are to be offered at the public sales. such mineral lands being expressly excepted and ex- cluded from sale or other disposal by the require- ments of the act of Congress approved Sd March. 1883, entitled “An act to provide for the survey of the public lands in California, the granting of pre- emption rights therein, and for other furans. he offering of the above lands wil! be commenced on the days appointed, and wil! proceed in the order in which they are advertised, until the whole shall have been offered, and the sales thus closed; but no sal be kept open longer than two weeks, and no privi ntry ef any of the lands will be admitted until after the expiration of the two weeks. Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this ee pay a of September, anno Domini one usand €1; red &: ~seven. es Z JAMES BUCHANAN. By ie Ligh cd = 8. A. ENDRICKS, *Commissionar of the General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. Every person entitled to the right of pre-emption toany ‘ofthe lands within the townships and parts of townships above enumerated 1s required toestab- lish the sume to the satisiaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper land office, and make pay- ment therefor as soonas practicable afer seeing this notice,and before the day na sissy for the commencement of the public sale of the lands em- bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited. THOS. A. HENDRICKS. Commissioner of the General Land Office. _sel8-lawSm 4 ROPOSALS FOR FURNISHI ‘THE PA- P PER FOR THE PUBLIC PRIN rine. RINTENDENT OF Pvsic P: NTING, hig Deets Washina Tom otober 1857. t ue ge ipeee) of ae r bee vide wT executi * proved. August x 1852, sealed proposals will be Feccived at this office, in the Capitol, until the first Monday (7th day) of Decembrr next. at 12 o’clook m., for furnishing the paper that may be required for oe quite printing for the year ending on the ist day mber, 1858. boined list specifies,as nearly as can be as- certained, the quantity, quality, each kind and description of of paper that wil) be required. ' Crasst, 10,000 reams fine printing paper, uncalendered, to measure 24 by 38 inches, and to weigh forty-five pounds to the ream of 48: sheets, Ctass Il. 4.000 reams fine printing paper, ealendered, to Measure 24 by 33 inches, and to weigh fifty-six Pounds to the ream of 480 sheets, Crass HE. =e 5.900 reams superfine sized and oalendered printing aper, to measure 24 by 38 inches, and to weigh fifty- two pourds to the reain of 480 sheets. Crass IV, uperfine hard-sized and calendered Paper, to measure 24 by 2 inch nd to forty eight pounds tothe ream of 490 sheets, Crass V. 1,000 reams superfine sized and calendered map pa- per, of such sizes as may be required, eye ponding in weight with paper measuring 19 by u and Weighing twenty pounds ver ream of 480 si Crass Vi. 200 reams superfine plate paper, (calendered or un- calendered. ax may be required.) .¥ by 24 inches, and of such weight per ream as may be required. ‘The fibre of the paper of each of the above clas- to be of linenant cotton, free from all adultera- m with minerai or other substances, ofa fair white- ness, and put up in 8 of twenty-four sheets each, and in bundles of wo reams each, exch ream to contain 490 perfect sheets. Uniformity color, 390 ream: printin weigh thickness and weight will be required no bun- die(exolusive of wrappers) varying o or under five per cent. from the standard weight wil! be re- ceived, and the grors weight will, in all cases, be re- quired, Mixing of various thicknesses inthe same bundie to make up the weight will be considered a violation of the contract, Crass VII. 4,50 reams geste post writing paper; reams fiateap writing paper: No. 5— 500 reams demi writing paper; 008 reains folio poat writing paper ; 5) re ms medium writing paper; & reanis reyal writing paper ; 5° reams super-royal writing paper; ¥ 5) reams imperial! writing paper; 0.9— 100 reams oolored medium (assorted.) Crass VIII. No. 1—5,000 reams writing paper, 19 by 26 inches, to weigh twenty-eight pounds per ream. No. 2—1,500 reams writing paper, 19 by 26 inches, to weigh twenty-tree pounds perream. No. 3.—3,100 reams writing paper, 18 by 25 inches, to weigh twenty-six pounds per ream, No. 4.—100 reams writing paper, Is by 2inches, to Weigh twenty-four pounds per ream. " No. 5.—S40 reams writing paper, 18 by 18 inches. to Weigh twenty-two pounds per ream. No. 6—400 reams writing paper, i2 by 18 inches, to weigh twelve pounds per ream. All the paper designated lasses 7 and 8 are to be of the best macerials, free from adulteration, and finished in the best manner. Tie papers in 37 are to be white or biue, of the regular standard sizes of the respective kinds,and of such weights as may be required by this office ; thowe in cluse @ are to be white, and of the sizes und weight specified in the schedule. The right 18 reserved ot otaae 8 greater or less quantity of each and every kind contracted for such times aud ia such quantities as the public # vice may require. kach olags will be considered separntely, and be subject to 4 separate contract: but bidders may offer for one or more of the classes in the same proponal; and the privilege is reserved of requiring a bilder who ny have more than one class assigned him to pod all such classes, or forfeit his right to any lane Samples (not lesa than one quire) of each kind af paper bid for. and but ome sample in each kind, imust Accompany ere! ind, in classes 7 and &, be numbered to correspond ‘h the number of the pa- per proposed for in that schedule; and, in the first 81x classes, to be properly designated on the ample, or it will not be considered, All proposals and sain ples must be transmitted to this ofhce free of post. age or other expen ey Seats Each proposal be ed by the individual or firm making it, and must specify the price per pound (and but one price for each) of every kind of pa- per contained in the class pro) d for. : All the paper in the several classes must be deliv- ered at such place or places as beg be designated in Washington City, in good order, free efalfand eve- ry extra charge or expense, subject to the in- nent ofthe Su im in all respects satisfac- tory. lank forms for proposals will be furnished at this office to persons applying for them ; and none will be taken into consideration unless substantially agree- ing therewith. x ‘ Bonds. with approved securities, will be required: and the suppl, an inferior article in any of the classes, or a failure to supply the quantity required at any time wili be considered @ violation of the con- tract. fi Fach bidderis required tofurnish with his x Spection, count, weight and measu’ perintendent. and be FO} is satisfaetory evidence of his ability to exorate them; a proposal unsucompanied by such evidence will re jecter The Ae meters will be opened in the manner re- juired by [aw ‘*on the tirst Tuesday after the first ‘onday in December” next, ath.) at 10 0’olook at the office of the Superintendent. will be addressed to the “ Superiptend- blic Printing, Capitol of the Cnited hington,”’ and endorsed * Proposals for Superintondent of babies Pri ting. ha rant . 00 1-2awt Deol” ——— a‘ PRovrosats FOR STATIONERY. ag War DrrartMenr. Washington. October 2ist, 1857. Proposals will be received at this Departinent until 12 o’elock on ‘Thursday, the 12th day of Novem- r ext, for supplying the Stationery described in thg schedules beiow. ‘he Stationery must be of the best quality, Py ent of t! ‘States, W Supplying rtment w.li re- r the articies at such tum antl &8 it may deem proper, and to increase or diminish the quantities helow stated. PAP; RS MADE OF LINEN STOCK. A 2 reams folio post, ruled, machine made, weigh 1 ing 17 po per ream. . 3 reams single ca ruled, machine-made, weigh- Ing 12 pounds, per ream. Copy ing pape: blotting paper, 5 envelope paper, buff or yellow, royal,per us ww tas 18, dozen cards * cards other metallio pene, per dozencards uills, No. 88, per 1,000. aoe Contes ‘sor Faber’s lead pencils, per ozen. 2 dozen ivory folders, plain, per dozen. 2 ‘erasers, ivory les, do, ® dozen oards Perry's rds Per 1 * ivory wafer stamps, ‘do. 1 “ cocoa n0xes, do, 8 “| 4 bladed knives, Rodgers & Sons’, per cut glass, per dozen dozen. 3 dozen inkstands, two-inch 0 & Philips dozen Cooper & Ph 'rince’s, or other k inck, in quarts. perdozen, “ _ dozen French carmine ink, in ounce vials, per peen. 1 dozen copying ink, per dozen, 200 wat lar; Stor Department seal, per 1,000, 2) pounds wafers, common 8iz@, per pound. oo, ard WAX, acariet, 5 ) a Adiw-ra > Prepared, in pieces, per io Ml oe 5 ounces gpes. pec euiane, 2 pecks: peck. yodoze: inate, assorted, per dozen. 100" — red tape, assorted sizes. per dozen. 20,000 lopes, (0 weighing one pound) per 1,000, po 2-awsw uv 7 a . ALE gf serous bande, at BUS por detent a JONAS P. LEVY, Ban, nth tas it, 0013-lm Insurance, &c. W"HIN GTN EARS SY CONUABDS © Carita, —.—— —— ——. 820,000" sth GCIREURA SO VOREN DIRE NT ees Travelers’ ——__, Sears Din QRANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD @REAT SOUTHERN MAIL LINE ee CHA &c., at 1 City rates, without Tw . «e ae Tiel na agtans Avesta: ore on | NRE RE RUS UPS "aha ar are Washington City Savings Bank. gia DRIA, GORDONSVILLE axp - Leaves Washington at 6.0’clook a. m. - Washington &t7 o'clock pm. ‘or LYN and the DT HW EST. bers SSiheem at's po ge i. ative tm LYNCHBURG next morning at 48, m.,connect KING HOUSE OF “Fore from Wastinattoto Laveke, a B CHUBB BROTHERS. ington to Ly conbure, #755. ro The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh wbzronirs.— Deponits received and Checks, paid | street, being owned by the Railroad Company, rune cities received on osit at par, and Exchange on Tokers for Ts peer Behburg procured o1 the Boat. 1" Omuibuscannd eee i said Cities furnished to depositors without charge. InTERESsT ON Deposits.—luterest will be allowed ¢ Wagous wisi beat the on Deposits at such rates as may be agreed yon. ao at - cane the — bust, bor & fekan- Derosirs jx Vingixta anp UncuRREN? MOXRY. | Grin. distance Of six, miles, allowing ample time Deposits in Virginm and other Uncurrent Noney re- for meals. ceived to be cheoked for, payablein same funds, orin JAMES A. EVANB, Agent, ie, we f e regu! chance. xand: © : Brac unts.—Notes, Drafts,and Bills of Ex Ale rin, Sealy. 850, foe tnd Seourticeratine mame eee WA4*#INGTON BRANCH RAILROAD, Lytrers or Crepit. rs of Credit will be — furnisived, negotiable in ifferent Cities of the and interest allowed” if: Money. 1 deposited : Charged if Couteruls,onsuch termses mar beagreed TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS: ey ine BILLs or ExcHance.—Travelers will an pate tae al at fe — With trains for 5 be furuiel ed orig in such suins as may be de- ht ose for Phiuadelpiwa and New York sired negotiable in the ditferent Cities of the Union. BILLs AND LetrErs or Crepit on ENGLAND, IRR- LAND AND Evropx.—Bills of nge and Lette; of Credit on Engiand, Ireland rope, furnii at the market rate for Exchange, in sums to suit. " jonds, Stocks, &¢.—Bonds, Stooks, and Securi- | New York. ties paying § to 12 pr. cent...always for ssie,or | On Saray at 7a. m., and sp bought in the different Cities at 8 commission of From BALTIMORE for WASHINGTON at feacrve the right to call foradevoaivG{ivgrscenton | “One sacs arvis ee Spm reserve the right to for @ deposit of 19 pr. n 415 a. m. 15 p.m. the = ‘Bonds or Stooks will be ordered by tele- | je 12-tf T.H. PARSONS, Agent. ern] — ewe = “ 4 . Cizr. ann Starz Bonps.—Railroad, er 18 COU! or Euro; - youd ‘Tron purchased for cash or with Bonds. Lanp wy azeaprec—Land Warrante bought at the eke All Warrants sold by us are guaran- teed in every respect. Warrants located on commission. tary Warrant quotations regularly furnished if re- Warrants will be forwarded to Western Housed on orders, or sent for sale on commission to responsible ries. Rear. Estate anp InsvRaNces.— Real Estate Court oF Crain, bought and sold, and Insurances eff Claims ON UNITED STATES, Concress.—Ciaime on the United States, before the Court RBS naa or coaerecs inieen 8D us, will be prosec! prompt an rears, Kod " CHUBB BROTHERS, Jan 27 Opponite the Treasury. BANkrne HOUSE BE en OE NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE. FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. .. The recent exteasionand improvement of its iead- ing connecting i:nes at the West aas required an en- tire revision of the running arrangements of this road by which highly important gt to the trav elerare secured. On and efter MONDAY, June 15, 1857, THREE DAILY TRAINS will be run in both directiem: th: h First—The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN atarta = from Camden Station, Baltimore,at 7 A.M.,(except CHUBB BROTHERS. hy 5 -M., Deponitors, de paiting Bank Notes will please | SUydny,) stops at way stations and arrives at Cum- their Checks payable in currency. ste ® Saley $3 7 Doponites of Gold will be paid in Gold. Seound Vive MAIL TRAIN starts (Sunday ox cepted) at 830 A. M..and arrives at Wheeling at 425 A. M., connecting at Benwood with Central Ohio trains for Commmbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Lou- isville, Chicago, St. Loun Coy at same piace with trains for Cleveiand. Toledo, Detroit, &c., by Cleveland Road, and also at Parkersburg with Ma- nietta Road. psitors allowing lor currency, the Accounts will be opened with dey them to deposit Gold and Check depositor being credited with the difference. 80 4tf CHUBB BROTHERS. |NTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES. or ve ST. LOUIS and CINCINNATI MONEYto LOAN on STOCK SECURITIES ; STRAIN inavox daily 05.08 Pp Moon. CHUBB BROTHERS, BANKERS. necting at Benwood at 9 A. M. wit press traing anna Grrostathe Te Gere af Colombes cal tee ne tates hours from Baltimore and 26 hours from Washing - !so connects directly, in both directions, with cars by Parkersburg and Marietta Chillicothe, Cimeinnati, ete. Thi connect at Xerm for Indianapolis ‘hieage and S Lou at Cincinnati with » Express for Lou Cairo and St. ch to St. Louis im less than 42 hours from By this train the treme to all the certral in the West is mach rnie wong the distance is Tom 40 to 100 — rey . by i the shortest of olier router. From the West these The worst Scrofula down to a common Pimple. Connections are cqually close and satisfactory, ar- He has tried it im over eleven hundred casee,and | fying at Baltimore at 8.30 A. M. never Slled axeept in two —— Spice wal il 7~ Bagenge checked through to all pounts. mor. He DOW in his posseszion over one |i 1G : S sold Sertifiontes of its value, all within twenty miles of | (FHROUGH TICKETS wold at Medici HE GREATEST T MEDTCAL PIscorEsY Mr. Kxunxpy, of Roxbury, has discovered in one of our common pesture weeds a remedy that oures EVERY KIND OF HUMOR, Beltunore. and southern pin. lowest rates at Camden Station aud at Washington, D.C. a, mje * ted to cure a nursing Sore | _Passengers from Baltimore or Washington may Mouth view the entire road by Sooteget, (by taking morn- ‘One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of | im {T*ins, and lying over at Cumveriand or Onk- . : , aud resuming Rext morning by Wheeling Ac- Pimpies on tie Face. Fe ~ 4 ‘Twoor throe botties will clear the system of Biles. | ered et Sa leaving Cumberland at & and ‘o botties are warranted to cure the wi Canker in the Mouth and Stomach. FOR WAY PASSENGERS, Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the The Cumberinnd Accommodation Train at 7 A.M., worst kind of Erysipelas. Will etop at all Stations east of Cumberiand, and One or two bottles are warranted to cure all Hu- mor in the Eyes. ‘Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the Bletches among the Har, Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and running Uleers. One bottle wil cure Sealy Eruptions of the Skin. ‘Fwo or three bottles are warranted to cure the Worst kind of Ringworm. Two or three botties are warranted to cure the most most desperate cave of Kheumatisin. oo to four bottles are warrazted to cure Salt- be me ag eight bottles will cure the worst case of ‘ofu's. A benefit 1s always experienced from the firet bot- and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity 1s taken, N ss looks 80 improbable to those who have in vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day, as that a common weed growing on the pastures, and along old stone walls, — cureevery huuorinthe system ; yet it is a fix te i ou humor, it has to start. There are no IFS nor S, hums Bor ha’s about it suiting some cases, b ot yours, died over a thousand bottles of it in the vicinity “ om astwardiy, the Marl Wheeling Accommodation at all Stations be: umberiand going West. rain leaves Wheelin; 81 2.9 A. M.,nnd Accomme- on lenves Cumber at 9, reaching Baltimore at50 P.M, NCH, betweon Grat and Parkersburg, way E i ll take the press westwardly and he Ma. The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4 P.M ay st Leaves Frederick at $ i MILL TRAIN leaves at 5.45 A.M., and 5.15 P.M. Leaves Elioott’s Mills at? A. M. and? P. AND THE S0UTH. “39 for Washington at 4.15 and 9.15 Bey: THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA enstwardly. ; 3 A, M., arriving at Baltimore 12 noon. The ELCOPrS M., except Sunday. M. On Sundays at ¢.15 FOR WASHINGTON Leave TS M. only, ‘The first xnd fourth trains from Baltimore, and the seeond and fourth trains from Washington, will be mail t 5 m ashing ‘oston. 1 know the effects of it in every case, mand f ynmed u + Smad a eetienten it has already done some of the grentest cures ever iS and 5.15 trains from Baitimore and the 8.30 mi Washington connect with the trains from Ar i ‘or tickets. mee ENGLAND. in Massachusetts. | gave it to children a year to oid poopie of sixty. I have seen poor, puny, y-louxing ohildren, whose flesh was soft a: Sep rrestores tos state of health by one 2 ‘Te those who are subject to & sick headache, one bottic will nlways cure it. It gives great relief i Some who have taken it h gatarrh and dizz. 5 been costive for years, and have beam regulated by bedy is sound it works quite easy, fia! fare, &e., apply to J.T. Ticket office, Camden tion. Wo : w DZIDE, iv 13-tf Master of T: 5 Dakinave, T= PACIFIC MAE. STEAMSHIP COM PANY. One of the Steamsh it. Where the but where there is any derangement of the functions © ips of this Company, carrying of nature, it will cause very singular feelings, but the United States Male for ACAPULO, (ou must not be slarmed; they always disappear in | CALIFORNIA, nud OREGON, leaves rom four days to a week. ‘There is never a bad re- | Panama twiee edo month. ov the arn sult from it; on the coutrary, wien that feeling is | vaiol the United States Mail SS. Company's steam- gone, you will feel yourself like a new person’ | | ore, which lente Nose Orieans and New York regu heard some of the most extravagant enoomuma of it | lnriy On Sth aad Sth Of cath week en ee mails, that ever man listened to. se In my own practice I always kept it strictly for hu- mors~ but since its imtroduction asa general family medicine, great and wonderful virtues have been found in it that I never suspected. ral cases of epileptic fits—a disease which was always considered incurable, have been cured bya few hotties. O, what a mercy if it will prove effec tual in all case of that awful malady —there are but few who have seen more of it than I have. know of several cases of Dropsy, all of them aged fokueees Counecting via PANAMA RAIL- These ‘steamships have been inspected and ap- a pr = the Navy Department, and guaranty speed and safety. > Patina Railroad (47 miles long) is now com pistes from ocean to ocean, and is crossed i Sor 4 Ours, nme taqeaceo! passensers is ‘kedin New York througn to San Francisco, and passengers are embarked at Panama by stenmer at the company's expense. The money paid in New York ; covers all Riople Sure’ We. it, For the various diseases of the | expenses of the trip. iver, Sick Headache, Dyspepsin, Asthma, Fever exerve steamers are keptin port in Panama and and Ague, nin the Side, Diseases ef the Spine, San Francisco, to prevent detention i case of nec: deut, so that the route is entirely relaabie—no fail ure having cocurred in eight years. , Passengers leave Panama the same day they ar- rive at Aspinwa.i. Conductors go through by each steamer, and take charge of women and children without other protec- tors. For through tickets at the lowest rates Spply at the » 17? West street, N, rork neem Cat 7 ke ARMSTRONG, HARRIS & CO., ‘ New Ori ~ iy%-tf © C.L. BARTLETT. Boston and particularly in Diseases of the Kidneys, &c. the dawver has done more good than any medicine ever known. Noe! e of diet ever necessary—eat the best you can get and enough of it. trecttons for Use.—Adults one table-spoonful per day—children over ten yeurs deesert -spoonful— children from five to eight years, tea-spoonful. As no directions can be applicable to all coustitutio 6, take sufficient to operate on the bowels twice a day. MANUFACTURED BY DONALD KENNEDY. No, 120 Warren Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts, Boston. Agents for Washington.—Chas. Stott & hey WHE NEW YORK AND LIVER 01 gina, Kidwell Lawrence, JB Gardeor girs UNITED STATES MAIL SPB 4 or, Raweaten& Con ES. Waiah, ie BG; <a irtin King, Nairn er, a B oawell Dats ‘el Bs Ciark, i E Mifvura, Danlar ee ‘Bon, F or. ro. re FeO! —R. 4 8. Cinsell, © M Lenitams J. Le Kulwele © | The ATLANTIC iv 5-ly [ci=G NaS —_—— | The ADRIATIC Pe —s* DICAL. TREATISE forthe Genera ot SRR eUlIt hy contract expressiy ir the Government Service,every ca: bee ws PHISIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE, in the:r coustruouon, as Riso i their engi one By M. B. La CROIX, M. D., Albany, N. ¥. est xl speed, and. th moe 200 pages and 130 fine Pin jane Colored Lithographs Or pensetuere are wnoqualled (hots, sopommodstions fort. UF PRICE ONLY 3 CENTS..0F Price of paxsage from Ne’ 17" Sent free of postage to all parts of the Union, | Stst cabin, $150; in second do., to in- exclusive ave o! extra size state rooms, $35. From AVEtpOo! to ew York, Sand 2) guineas. An expeneéuced Sar geonattached to exch: 7 until paid for. ‘The «i Water-ticht bulk- heads. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING, PR Ww - Saturday, June Bt. 1957] Wedueatiag Fare oEs acy turday, July 4. day, Serre? July ... cadey Jan as com on the duties es of single and married fruitfal alliances, le ring them—infelicitous ind infertile ones—their obviation and removal—nervous debility, its sy, July 22.) osuses and cure, by 2 process at Saturday, Aug. 1}. 857 | Wednesday, Aug. & 4 once xo simple, safe, and effectual, Saturday, Aug. 15. 1857 nesday, Aug. 19.1857 that failure is impossible—rules for Saturday, Sept. 12 . 2.1837 daily management—an essay on Sper Saturday, Sept. 26. . 1857 matorrhea, w; ¢} practical observations onssaferand | Saturday, Oct. 10 1857 more ‘uogseafa of treatment— tionary | Saturday, Oct. 24 187 hinte on the évil results from empirical practice; to | Saturday, N ++ AB 1) es? Which is added commentaries on the diseases of fe- gris Nov. 21. ...1857 ov. 25.1857 Fite cess to pid A ggs 3 case graphical- urday, Dec,5,.-. . 9.1357 illus utiful plates. It ‘points eut the + Deo. 23.1857 remedies for those self-inflicted miseries and disap- ne EMME NOEL, BROWS inted BO Ui nately prevalent in ong rere ee iser to "he ‘ied, and — peeve cs marriage. Its perueal is partie- ne iy recommended to entertaining secret ubts of their phy si TRY No. 55, Wall street, eons ROWN, SHIPLEY & CO., : Senator aad whe recon: | STEPHEN KENNARD of OOPS" austin scious of having hazarded the hea)th, happiness and | Frars. Kondon, vi! loren to behecertinatl human being is entitled to, i WAT Te ange! 3 « oo. Paria. ce ni copy, pies for $1, mail- owne: Booonn! ed free of postage to ay pert of the United States, gold, silver, bullion, Spee, ye BI py.scdressing ir. LA IX, (post ) Albany, | stones or metals, unless of eth are 5 w York, pe = cents. ou thprofer and the value thereof ex: therem, c oix upon any ares neon ee i reats, either personally or by mail. 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