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Blanks parchment, Ie1ry's prepared Of best qualify
free from bleaniak.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STATIONERY
FOR THE DEPARTMENT. OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, May, I642.
The undersigned proposes to
furnish to the Department Of State, for one year
from the 18th day of June next such articles of sta
tonery it may require at the rates specified in the
schedule herewith; each article to be of the best
quality, and to be delivered without delay when Or
dered.
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onills sO,s ner 1000.

Quilts, sos per 1000.
Do 70's do.
Do COS do.
Black Lead Psneib
Bookman Langdons, per dozen
Monroe's do
Cohen's do
Red Lead Pencils do
Ivory folders, 8 inch, per dozen.
Red tape, No. 81 do
Do 10 do
Do Do i i DO DO
Silk Taste, narrow, do
Do wide, do
Pounce boxes, ivory, do
Do cocoa, do
Cut class Inkstands fountain, movable top per doz'
ne do do not movable, do
Wafer Stands, cocoa wood, per doz
Erasers. Rodgers & Sons ivory handles, per doz'
Penkniyes, do bladed, per doz.
Do do 2 do do
Desk knives, do do do
Ink in quarts.
Black, per dozen,
Stephens blue, interchangeable per doz.
Do do changeable, do
Waters red, Fer pound.
Black Sand, per bushel.
Pounce, per pound oo
Waters, for u S. Seal, pei 1000.
Do for Dept Seal, do ~
Sealing Wax, best extra superfne scarlet per ID.
Do do superine 10
India Rubber prepared, perl To-
Parchment.
Terry's prepared, largest size, per dozen skins
American do do DO w
Irvine, Gill-net per pound
Do Coarse for packing per pound,
Paper Shears, Rodgers & Sons
s inch blade, per dozen
81 Z" +" do
g" do
Scissors, per dozen
Other articles at rates proporoned to the above
W.. ia hs,.hv carifv that the make
of the above proposals. is Of sufficient ability 10 iuh
a contract for the articles referred to therein,
Washington, day of lS42
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PROPOSALS FOR BOOK-BINDING FOR The
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

WAsHINGroN, May 1912
The undersigned, proposes 10
furnish to the Department Of State, for year from
the 18th day of June next, such blank books and
book-bindng as may be required by it, at the rates
set forth in the schedule herewith the materials TO
be of the best quality and the work to be performed
in the best style and manner, without unreasonable
delay, and to be done in the City OF washington
SCHEDULE,
Blank Books Nth inder ruled red and feint, Spring
backs, in full Russia.
Medium, of and over, quires, per qaire.
Do. of 2 and under qures, DO
Do. under quiIes, 90.
Demi, Of and over quires, DO
Of and under quires DO
under 2quires, DO
In full-calf, Russia bands and ends.
Medium, of and over quires, do.
of 2 and under quires do
under qures, DO
Demi, of and over quires, do
of 2 and under quires, do.
under quires, DO
FOOLS cap, of and over quires, DO
of 2 and under quires, do.
under 2 quires do
alphabetical index books quire, do.
Do do. quire, per book.
The papers for the foregoing to be of the best quail
ty, smooth surface, handmade, OF linen.
BINDING.
III tidl-caB spring backs.
Folios, per volume, cents
Quartos, do.
Octavos, do.
Duodecmos, do
In haIt-calf spring backs.
Folios, per volume, cents
Quartos, do.
Octavos, do.
Duodecmos do.
Half-binding newspapers.
Daily, in half yearly volumes, per volume.
Tri and semi-weekly in yearly volumes. do.
All the above to be lettered and numbered
We do hereby certify that - --, the
maker of the above proposal, is of sufficient ability
to perform the work referred to therein
WAsuNGToN day Of 1912
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up r. . EVANS TONIC EYE WATER.

DATENT COFFEE CLEARER.--This article
i will be found on trial to be equal, if not superior
to any thing heretofore used for the purpose Of clear
ing or settling coffee, clear amber and its cheap
ness, adds another inducement to its use, as box
contains sufficient to settle" 25 gallons There is
nothing in the composition that can in any way be in
iuriols TO health. For sale by
I.AMBRIGHT & CRANDEL,
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, near the depot.
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SCHEDULE.

Papers, handmade, Of linen, laid on ,cope.
Folio Post, satin or plain fnish to weigh, when
trimmed not less than 49, lbs. per ream at
per ream.
Foolscap similar finish, to be when trimmed 49,,
by l6 inches, and weigh not less than l6 lbs.
per ream; at per ream.
Quarto Post, similar finish, to weigh not less than
lbs. per ream, trimmed at per ream
Note Paper, similar finish, gilt, per ream; at per
ream.
Note Paper, similar finish, plain, per ream at per
ream.
Faint Lining, common, per ream; at per ream.
Do with stops, do do
Enpelope pa,,eTs hand made smooth
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References
Pittsburgh Messrs Shea & Pennock,
Mr.. Samuel Church.
Messrs M'Vay, Hanna g. Co.
G. II. Kay & Co.
PHILADELPHIA Iessrs Weber, Miller g. Hand,
Dickson & Tiers,
Robert Stein Il Co.
q John IL Brown & Co.
Spering, Good Co.
Craig Beas & Co
VIM. M. Meredith, Esq.
Ne,e YORK Messrs Could Banks g. Co,
Collins, Reese & Co.
g Woodruff & Mnturns
I" A. & A. Benson,
S. Dewitt Boodgood, Esq
r. C. Wetmore, Esq
Boston Hon. Levi Lincoln,
Franklin Haven, Esq.
Uashin gton Ctty--Hon. Walter Forward, Secretary
ofthe Treasury
apl6 ly A. w. Marks, Esq
Intel. and Globe
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QUILL, PENS.

Mrs. THOMSON, corner OF sth ,trecI
vi Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Centre Sia.N
can accommodate two or three families OF
gentlemen with boarding. The rooms are larF
airy, fronting on the avenue. may go
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPT1ON CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right of presumption TO
land in any of the townships designated in this Fro
clamaton, in virtue of the provisions OF the act OF
o2d June 1888 as extended and modified by the act
of lst June 1910, or of the provisions of the latter
act or that of the 4th September, lS4l each grant
ing certain privileges to another and different class OF
settlers is requested to prove the same to the salts
faction of the Register and Receiver OF the proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor as soon as
practicable after seeing this notice. and before the day
appointed for the commencement of the public sale
OF the land as above designated; otherwise such
claims will be forfeited.
f. M HUNTINGTON
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Feb. 1--lawt20th June
A T PRIVATE SALE, A FIRST RATE + A
"A. MILY HORSE AND BAROUCHE.-The
horse is eight years old OF fine commanding appear
ance very FAST and perfectly broke to harness; rdes
well, and warranted sound The Barouche was made
to order, and in the most fashionable style They
will be sold if desirable credit OF SIX months or
for paper satisfactorily endorsed For particulars APP
DIV at DENNIS HUMPHREY > Livery Stable, IN
rear of Browns Hotel
mar 22.3taw2w
nR. T. g. EVANS TONIC EYE WATER
IL The Causes Of Inflammation in the Eyes arc
numerous-external injuries as blows, particles OF
sand lime or dust, getting into them exposure 10
cold and strong light and intemperance, and from
whatever cause the inflammation proceeds 1t should
he sub,luet speedily; and method OF treatment can
subse We better this important end than the one that
imparts strength TO the numerous vessels OF the eye
IHe Tonic Eye Water is distinctly OF this class a
few applications of it 10 the eye are all that is necessa
~ for aproper cure
For sale by w foONUl
Sole agents for the DISTINCT two doors east otuadsoy
apo
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We do hereby certify that ----- ----------, the
maker of the above proposal, is of sufficient ability
to perform the work referred to therein
WAsHNGToN, day of 1912.
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Small plea. Brewer.
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Half-binding newspapers.
Daily, in half yearly volumes, per volume.
Tri and semi-weekly in yearly volumes, do.
All the above to be lettered and numbered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-08

mont. successful impeachment would he a tarea Ia
future Presidents f9f examples SAKE and uVi for
revenge against Mr. Tyler though he has proved the
viper Ia slinp hisboneaeuf whose generous humanity
warmed hun into life IN his hasomnot irom personal
feelings but from tie hope Of It's good effects in main
tanning public liberty do most ardeny desire, for one.
that the intended Impeachment will result in the tn
uppl Of the People and the Constitution This, and not
abduction. is the remedy.
When ! 2 months ago. Mr.. Bolts wro'e his famous
Coffee House letter. midy startled. and oxpedi-
encymongers cried against his fashness and pre-
ciptalion yet within that short space. public opinion
Why opinun. mctn) hos marched up TO the ground
he Thea occupied aud endorsed all he said. When Two
months ago lac minated his purpose o mpeachine the
President. trrpida,an esinc.d itself in various Wing
quarters. and especially in large portion Of the Wing
Press. Bat yet more sudden transition has taken
place The House of representatives, have already in
effect ordered an Impeachment public opinion will sus-
tain 1t. and shall If impeachment be the mere
1t is represented, wise safeguard against
tyranny aud substantial defence of liberty. If the
is loed. will he demonstrated that the
nus nbecc OF Presidents IL more than match for the
Constitution. and that charter will lase the remainder
o the lillle respect retains, and hopeless become
the THINE for mnorities seeking power, about,
aud the foot BALI of Presidents aud impurities. who POS
stss IT, }. II. L.
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Wee s.lMSgos IMH Races, 1919

TINlIE at this place will commence on Tuesday,
the ooh OF September, and continue four DAYS
FRsr DsY-karmers' purse oi so, mile heats, free
only for unframed horses.
SECOND pAY-A purse Of 81 30, 2 mile heats.
Third pAy-A purse OF ! 80, , mile hats.
FOURTH DAY-Jockey Club purse of $500. milo
heats.
Entrance for the above purses, 10 per cent
In addition to the above purses the following stake
Open 10 come of at the abpye Meeting
No. IA post stake for year ODDS, mile heats,
subscription 500, half forfeit to close the 10th of Sop
TENDER. Three more To make a
No. "A Swoepstake for year old colts that never
won race: mile heats subscription 500, halt forfeit,
to close as aloye Three or TO make race.
No. "a Sweepstake for year old colts that never
mile heats, subscription so half forfeit To
close as above. Three more To make race.
T.. e. MOORE, Proprietor
Aug. II WOW
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SAMUEL PUTNEX,


this opportunity Of announcing 10 L.s Old
L friends and the public at large that hs has taken
the store. door above Mcssrs Hubbard Gardner
and nearly opposite Wan. Mtchcll's, Esq'r Jowery
Store, Vain street, which he has fitted up and es,sn
ded back about forty feet. Tor the purpose of cnmeu
cling his Old Business. in which he has been en- apal
for the last twenty years. and hopes by alto tuu
to share the patronage retoforo bestowed on him
lie will be very glad all his old customers and
the public generally assuring them that his long ospe
renee in the business. and his present facilities give hun
superior advantages in obtaining fsom the celebrated
manufacturers. In Philadelphia and elsewhere, G DDS
ola superior quality and Of the latest STYLE which he
will sell, by wholesale and retail such prices as can
not fail to pltlsep~ticulariy those buying for cash
lis stock will be entirely new and embrace every va
ety of Ladies'. Geuilcneu's Misses. Boys and Chill
drons Boots. Shoes and Slippers. Travelling Turks,
Carpet Bags, Shoe Brushes, Backing. &c.
Tho above will be here & opened by the 10Th orI ST., Of
September. whom he will be very happy walton t, oa
whomay want Goods in his line respectful yasks call
from country merchants. Ia examine my stock before
they buy, for am determined 10 sell Goods lower for
cash. than they have been here FIR a long time
SAM'L PUTNEY. =.
Richmond, Aug Is WIN
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immense importance ard advantage 10 both countries
aud indeed by the way 81 the st Lawrence 1t might be
sent very cheap. The Ohio Corn. which is most album
dani, might be- shipped through that channel. To
cost in England much lower sum than the writer Of
that letter has named. That it would be the cheapest
aud most nutritious food there be question for
il is ascertained that pound Of Indian Meal, pro
~ fly cooked will furnish breakfast, for four persons
and il we add milk. sugar, butter, The breakfast
will half penny each meal for families and
children. II Is a little singular how little is known
in England OF this most valuable grain. which is
~ extensively raised and USED throughout this
Try There wheat bread IS luxury. The COMMON
pope sutsist principally oai meal and poiatoes-
To show how little is known Of Indian Corn, tho i'm
por, for consumption into the kingdom from July,
1893 10 December, 1911. -, years. was i IS 1872
bushels while Of wheat there one hundred times that
quaniity. aud Of oats about twenty five times during
that period 1.-THE merits of Indian Corn could bs
known, and could be but partaken Of by tho common
people Of England for Il short time, We have doubt
il would command consumption that would be most
beneficial 10 this country.
In the ned States The quantity Of Maize consumed
IS immense. aud in the proportion OF about four and
half bushels Ia of Wheat.
Tho following the returns III Indian Corn produced
in each State in 1880 BY the L. :. Census
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INDIAN CORN

Some Of the advocates ofthe Corn Laws in ENGLAND
and IN this country turning their attention the
lnrduction OF Corn or is called in that country
Maize. as article of food for the aborng classes a
letter was recently published the bion office be-
eved to be from the pen of Dr. Bartlett, addressed
Lord Ashhuron, on the importance of The Cora aud
Flour trade with Great BRITAIN via the St Lawrence.
aud particularly tbs advantages OF introducing Ia
dian Corn The writer is Of the opinion that this de
scrpuon Of grain ought be admitted into Britain, via
the st Lawrence, tree that it could be shipped at
average OF fifty cents. and be laid down there tc
stand in less than 81 a buslc penny sterling pei
pound. 30 tnr rs The export OF the article IS concern
I'd. fit could be direct from the States, it would be o
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',,ta |
377,53l.s75

Total, 377 ,53l .s75
BY this table it will be seen that more than two
thirds Of the crop Of Indian Corn is raised, in the slave
holding Sates-and Of this quantity but very small
portion is exported II is the great staple for the food
OF all classes, but particularly for the blacks and also
for animals. Indeed, in many Of the Southern States
scarcely any other description Of Grain grown. Plant
crs herc say that Indian Corn at twenty five cents, is
better than cotton al eight cents
The above table is curiosity; it will be seen that
New York Is behind fourteen States in the culture OF
Corn--ycry considerably behind Mississippi The
New England States stand very low in the scale
Massachusetts is even behind The little State of Della
ware. Tennessee is tho banner Sate--The production
OF that State eds that of sixteen other States besides
The aggregate yield is three hundred and seventy
seven Millions Of bushels, which at alfa dollar bushel
wGnld amount TO over hundred and eighty eight
millions, sufficient to pay all the Indebtedness Of the
States.-.N. /. EJprtss.
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NEW STOCK OF
q X u e. II * II s.

JUST RECEIVED AT OUR CASH STORE
- which offer for sale low for cash or in barter.
30 hhds \. o., Z. r., ST. Croix and Clarified Su
gars.
100 bags Rio. Cuba, Laguira and Java Cofees,
II bbs. and hlds Molasscs,
100 sacks Liverpool salt,
1000 lbs sole Leather,
80 kegs Nails.
10 " Box Nails,
tons Iron,
ton Blistcred Steel.
10 bbs. Tanners Oil, good article
6 boxes Sperm Candles,
II Hull & Sons and 'Iallow do.
bags Ginger, : bays Pepper and bag Allspicc,
5000 lbs Family bacon.
New n. c. Clipped lIerrinus,
90 boxes 81 % and lt,< IL Glass.
II Loaf Sugar,
! ticrcc Rice.
box Starch.
Teas in caddics and G h. boxes.
6 doz painted Buckets
10 nests Tubs, iron bound,
s - - wooden do
10 half boxes Raisins
80 reams Wrapping Paper.
: do Letter and Footcap do.
5000 lbs Cotton Yarns Lynchburg and Cunningham
\ Andcrsons Factories,
with many other articles usually kept in line such
as Hats Caps, Powder and Shot Cigars Alum, Sape-
tire, Indigo. Madder, Domestic Oznaburgs, Cheap Cali
Goes, &c, sc. We solicit call from friends and
the public generally. b. L. IlNSLEN Co,
April Is is
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VIRGINIA.:
I rules held in the Clerk. ice Of the County Court of
"A Franklin, tho 9Th day of July, lSl2:
Samuel Hale, Plaintiff,
against
Spared Hale and Fleming Saunders and Richard NJ Tai
iaerro, OF John Hale deceased, and Giles w b.
Hale John Hale Walter C. Galloway aad Judith his WIFE
Manda ale and John p Hale heirs of Peter Hale decd
Defendants,
In CHASCERY.
The Defendant Spared Hale having entered his appear
and given security according to the of assembly the
rules OF this court, and II appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is resident Of this State; motion of the
plaintiff, by COUNSEL is ordered, that the said Spared
Hale do appear here the frs, Monday in September next
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order
he forthwith published in the ynchbnrg Nirgnan for tive
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door Of the Court
house of this county.
copy-Tesse,
NJ. G. CARPER, CLx.
| July Il c2m
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Stfis NE tdth tNtI41Atiti4 itit. -~duhh v y.
Who hath eternal life'
Is ii tbs Of wealth, 81 power, Priie
o. no that rluugcs hcldlons in Tie tide
Gf Isiur,'s selfish s,fe'
lie in " hose .,ss,,ta husi,s ambitious hie,
lie who ,e worldly Lene,s dgth a.pir,
{ Who tails that sner ages inas Admire
Tell nse.--are such OF endless life tac heirs,
And oa the earth are jog .od gladness theirs
II.
The emblarone,l page ahroii,
Bright with tho name q Forlai e, favored snes'
Here hath she set h,r counties chosen ono.
Is this Fane's desihless scroll'
though nations shout Lc,os nam. to-day,
Tomorrow besrs tic Idle word, away,
Though his proud star shines nou With rlofo,s ray,
soon some rev meteor, with mon dazzling flame,
Nay glitter in ID, armament 81 fan,'
III.
Go, rniscl, Ia thy gnld'
Prize thou the heap Of dazzling diam. ]. hieh,
oloAt DER thy darling dust with cagcr exc,
Iettli. vast sum he told
But pansei will drnss ,ac SPIRITS thirsi .lse.
% the dread ynltute Conscience div, nva,,
OF SUI the Tie fears that male til, sou then prev
Can countless coier- purchase peace 81 mind,
Can'st thoaia " ealth eternal being dud5
~.
Nain mofials. feaf on ligh
Your walls Of strength, your monumental stone,
Lei d mass ard pile on pile b, ihroun,
To pierce the upper sly,
Yet will proud pyramids. cmbattltl walls
strnng towers and sleinn riios AID pnncelr hall.
Avert the doom, on all alike tat falls
IL hx ,...ts
The rfizc Of erGless life, -undy ing ilmr.
whersare tlfe fair, the have
OF olden days, the host, the pomp ol kings
The souls that mounted a, eagles wings
c. ask The yoiccless gravel
Mhcr' the sword, liz ,ltar the tower. Of trust,
lhe blazeucd parchment, the time -hanotcd bust,
Cr,uabled,as was tbeir destiny, 80 dust
Life! gto,elliug and hopes and tears and sife
Fleeing and false, yield not eternal LIE
VI
Wherefore dalh ening nan
His precious hours in idle dreaming waste
Why Of Sins bitter waters will he taste,
Within liie'sliilc span'
Would he but wake hem passion'. f.,ercd dream,
Would he but sock that ever flowing stream.
That hath lis living source ia l.,,e Supreme
hfh hiishl it bWYf re- Then llstt aud know
The laaut q Life etcn,a flows below
VII.
He who at last hath tud.
With trembling step, The dA.k anl 'helo'yy vale,
VIII thu immortal incense doth mlale,
IN the high courts Of God
Net lie alone, in all The bliss e laee,
liall endless lite. Nhrnrvoi. tom above,
The Holy Chest dosccndc,h like a dove,
There erase the stains = sin, the pains If he'll,
And LIE aud Peace IN h,s,c,l, uniun dwell
Viii
Thou ehid Il rmt'
Sark or eternal life with trusting mind,
That gracious gift oi t.odis not conhntl
r. the imnefta elime.
Relieve an Chrt4-- obey 'he kiug ofkugs,
Put va your trust IN calihs INSTALL, thing.
Itllui, 90 more yeur fpars m, seruus spunss;
Lei l5se spring NJ from those deep wslls divine,
And Oh tAe earth shall tNiiGs LIZA be thine
CORTLAND street, August, 1872
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B(:lNlA:

VIRGINIA.:
I rules held in the Clerks Office the County Court Of
"A Franklin the 9Th day Of July, 1912:
Charles Pinckard Plaintiff,
against
SPARED Hale and Samuel Hale, Richard NJ. Taliaierre
and Fleming Saunders Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant Spared Hale having entered his az
Pearancc and given security according to tbs act Of Assem-
bby and the rules of this Court, and it appearing BY sa'
factory evidence that he is resident Of this State on
moonof the plaintiff by his COUNSEL it is ordered that INC
SAID Spared Hale do appear here the first Monday IN
september next and answer the plaintiffs bill and fhs
copy of this order be forthwith published in the Iynehous
srgnian for two months successvcy, and posted al '
front door OF the Courthouse ofthis County,
Copy-Teste, o,,
July II WIN
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
&C. a!ilz

HVIlE PROPRIETOR of this Establishment re
turns his thanks to his patrons for their generous
support, and assures them that he has made every ar
rangcment for the accommodation of the public.
in the most comfortable manner, and upon the
most liberal terms. In consequence of the embar
of the times, he has reduced his charges to
the following prices:
Board for man and horse per day, 81 50
Board for man do 90
BY the single meal. for dinner, 50
For breakfast supper 81
For Lodging %
Travellers will always find his bar furnished with the
best liquors. his table supplied with every variety which
the market afford neat and well furnished roons
obliging servants, and an attentirc Oster.
The Proprietor was sufficiently fortunate, notwith-
standing the mdness of the winter, to obtain plentiful
supply of | f SO that his patrons, who think
"COLD Watch Is THE BEST,
may be assured of always finding pitcher of good ICE
WAIER-que luxury amid the summer heats.
The stages will call at any place for the accommoda-
ton of travellers. JAS. NJ LANGIIORNE.
o. For hire, good Hack, gentle horses and
careful driver. j. M. l..
July Is w6m