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re- Caution to the Public-As some u

r. Caution TO the Publc-As some unprincipled
offering spurious limitations of Dr. CtRisrfEs
Genuine Calvanc Curaves, It Is deemed proper 10 warn
the public he guarded such limitations, they
entirely worthless In every respect Persons wishing
obtain the genuine articles. and TO experience the
rnarkGble benefit derived from their application must be
careful purchase nj the only Agency IN NewYors 10!
Broadway nl2 lw
rP-AtwOOd's Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stoves ara warranted A. usual Persons wanting
Stoves invited examine them before purchase
Waterat 81 3mcodos
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EASY LESSONS IN GERMAN Presenting accurate and
clear exposition OF the leading points of German
Grammar, By MoRIrz ERrHIiIER. author OF a
Phrase Book in English and Ge;rnan."

EASY LESSONS IN GERMAN Presenting accurate and
clear exposition OF the leading points OF German
Grammar, By NORTH ERrHEiLER. author OF a
Phrase Book in English and German
The readers OF the Tribune have been apprized
on previous occasion that MIR Erthciler has made
some notifications OF the Grammar of the German
Language designed 10 facilitate accelerate this
portan, study" The book which he has published on
this subject lies now before and we certainly deem il
available acquisition this department OF school books
Those who have in vain struggled 10 master the declen
sion OF according 10 the several intricate systems
that they have hitherto me, in grammsrs will at once
be surprised by the simple and natural treatment o; this
Very point and they will ind easy what they looked
upon before as unst,anabe. The judicious method
adopted for the conjugson oil the verbs constitutes an
euinen, merit OF the book while the learner is not
doomed 10 the mechanical task of studying and rehesrs
ing tab OF conagston but learns the various changes
step by step The simplicity OF conugsuon also is set
forth advsntsseousy q easy side OF German grsui
mar Simplicity and clearness prevail throughout the
book the esrner every step by his side tsith
ful and udicious leader The book also distinguished
en- account OF its condensed form by which the learner
Is enabled the to proceed 10 practice in reading
and speaking the principal objects OF his stady We
nave seen recommendations of the work from Prof.
Isiksmpf of Columbia College DR.. Charles ]. Hempel
and Or, Philip Kaufman
MI bftheiiers former publication A PHKAsE, Book
IN ENoLisA AND GERMAN hiss secured such favorable
reception that the fourth edition OF is now in press and
win be issued in few days
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cEss gToIWgLL. MERCHANT TAILOR TAILOR:

AZ "a fap .tsir. respectfully informs a.. =.
6s 1., c.ner. and gentlemen gen.Is. tS VI. cIos
hand and constantly receiving NE III nsaSe gp
nsr hs sas, not vii prove every way ss yt.hes q
who may fsr, him with tae yrnll.ren TO els
Of Die sae.ea IN nj. ey
The opinion ttt 4 - .ni.brg their cloth VIII have
Soefs. ss sds win much care a. purchased Of
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BOUOUETS

u or Choice, Rare and Fragrant Exotic
Flowers made In style to please tie most tnstidous,
are to be- had 1T a few hours notice OF JAMES HOGG.
nl+ SIN Scotsman. 562 Broadway.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIRECTORY.
SENATORS

CONTAINING AZ ALPHABETICAL LIST 81 tie ysnses cad
oe Pos. Oc,, Of liz Senator and Representatives @,
tie XX!Xta Ccaer.sF. Second SeSsion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

II William A Powell has been tried in Oar
hngion District : c. for stealing slave boy and SEN
fenced to be- hung the mrs; Friday in January next.
az a new lion steamer called the Passport,
belonging TO Hon John Hamilton. was launched a,
hinsssop, Cansds on Monday, 9Th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

N Gen, JOSEPH MARXLS declines renomina.
ton the Wing candidate Tor Governor OF Pennsylvs.
MIA The Pittsburgh Gazette and Advertiser proposes
Hon ANDREW STEWART as a candidate.
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Uencral Notices.
CASTOR OIL.

" Mothers why force Your Children TO take
the uauseOus Castor OF. III lis when Tor the
price you purchase Sands's Syrup Castor On.
having delightful and possessing all the valuable
properties Of the simple oil Its prepared IRON the purest
cold drawn Castor Oh, aud the Syrup when mixed with
water has the appearance OF milk Children drink Il in
that readily twill and superrede
The of the plain Oil For sale wholesale and retail by
+ II. SANDS, Druggist and Chemist II Jame-s and LIS
Thiri-Avcuue. Sold by f NJ. GUion. Bowery corner
Grnndsi aud by j. y l. Coddng,ou, S5 Hudson.s- Mrs
HAYES RroDk n
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ma WHALE ANN nAuG HTER,S Sources.

Mr.. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS SOIREES.
fP- The Tuesday Semi-Monhly Soirees viii com
nence for the The 7th inst Ladies' Tickets
5e had only OF Mr. w No Lady admitted without In
vt,s;on Ticket. procured from Mr. w Gentemen's Tick
OF admission 81 Subscription TO the Sorees-e'even
in number-for the season, -,
Mr.. w and Daughter will give instruction in the cele
brsted and much-admired VALSE A ClNQ TEMPS
which VIII be brought out In Paris and London the
rrasrnt SEASON. NJ Inn
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- 10 STOVES Cheap icr Ca-n-A good Is
eSpsee u Cooking soEss from "s esd a1as s a.
SJ Sc 1ncrT i4 GoercksI between RFTIngioe .ac
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sorts one vacancy in North Carolina to be filed
by Whig.
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HAIL And PAkLOK sTUyEsf-f. IL I K0"
II BRIDGE 30 Weicrsl has for sss me sssofos .
5,oI Lr b.se stoves are made Of he bes: materials
and in .nb.taaiiaI manner. OR bal stores YIN of.n -
connretrd give entire satisiseon 10 al Ssing u ~ -.
tb.ir house. u pleasant and seonor,ea! ~ x
alo oslds Pstsus Per.oE sseves A. sos~cfts Az
s~sb, ssoz,. l,r xood aid Other sds .of - ~
S-c at reas1naoie pfIcc% OLE irseol
ronu ortrnt rossrea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-17

n n DAYy5
HE removed pvio ~ ~. tCs.teru Hotel nl21
- -. ID 100 doiars II OF TWO SUNS on real
bO Luz; -. city or SrookIyn-s Apply TO
IL ~ a. II z w CHESTER, % Saassl''I
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WANTED-By respectable aud capable Young Wo-
w man, situation chamoeraid and 10 assist in the
washing and ironing waiting, and Is willing 10 make
herself generally useful The beat OF city reference can DO
given. Please call lSS Ntnth-s. between the Eowery
ana Third. avenue up stairs ME So
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RrrrEu1rrE WHIrE LEAp.

EELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
THE subscribers are recsivng from the factory OF Belle
nile " J. heir regular supplies Of his superior Lead,
an. equal IN quality any imported brand FOR SAFE n
FRYATr CAMP BELL { CO I+5 erort-st
Pal Ii.har1- and Nrnrye Minsral. al SIN,
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READ THE TESTIMONY
Philadelphia, Sept 1, ls5.
nK n sWaYSE-Deu Su.-Being for alenglh OF time
Daiicted with very violent cough with pain IN my
side aud breast soreness OF the mngs shofnesS % nseam
remedies which xrre recommended highly in the papers,
bu, gradually grew worse The violence oil my eough
when proxysms OF coughing came upon me indeed
my whole system seemed FRUSTRATED and Inc hour Of my
deoar,ure seemed near hand. AZ this Tune you recon-
end-d The nae OF your Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry
which Immediately began TO sooihe, comfort and aay he
strengthened and hesed my lungs NC continued The use
Of but thanks 70 H9d @n9 10 s :" yod
and able 10 pursue my daily labor think an vauaoe
medicine in Cou CHS Colds, aud eases 81 me Lungs ana
one tst shonId BE known all icted II persons would
nrcbsse m. orr yna and genuine article prepared ny
YOU and not tatnper with The many spurious ana worthless
preparations which attempted TO be panied on on te
r.nparton. NJ yours II might be the means OF SAVING
pany valuable lives freely offer his statement tor the
benefit OF those who are suffering EszsKieI THOMAS
Ia Thirteenlhsi. doors from The corner OF willow.
Mr. Thomas above alluded TO- WaS .ry 30 ,
one and his residence Is withA th- fench 0, az 80 ~!
call and have the above 'n1s'an's'e" y P''
sona interview. ~, co.o,v s,s
y Remember ali preparations OF WILD ChsN sy Dr.
feiouI and counterfeit, except that pfspspfss@c sTs
SWAYNE N w. corner OF EIGHTH and kAOS 80
a@rsIs N SgwYosx-cnaLEs H. Risc, corner Of
Bccsd~sy and Johnst, r A. S4Sos, l ~ Ssnd l.
49, 81 G;reenyyica-s Dooo. III Broadway Mfs
HAYES, Brooklyn B. OLDs s2s5 49,, - al ns -. NJ
thELrs = - So. -. VI SIN
UANCE's COMPOUND sYR uP Of a"s Sa,,t,n1
II For The Cure Of C0Ng CoLd5, G0nyfnPttoh, SP'3eos
oT siood Pam .L sds and BreGIt er0"eAit5 Clsup,
itira and all deaI<s artng from ador9eTd e0nfit'en
.ftGk l4azs or Neglected Gold
TT The following Some, "as addressed 10 hs pro
pnetor BY Young Ledy who cEtet Of ConsuinpuHn
Ho Sc who pant with failing breath.
And pine away and die
HAScE shall q put away yous DEAN,
And light, anew. your eye
How sygeet it nelis upon The tongus,
How grateful 70 The breast
A glorious thrne for poets song,
Soothing his cough 70 rest
HAscg favored OF the Gods, art thou!
blessing 70 my race,
Lei laurel. flourish on Thy brow,
And wealth those !snrels grace
Wheu heroes are forgotten; kiugs
Defgrc,: o. ceased 10 reign:
GLORY, for thee shsll Zap her wings;
Thou conGueror Of pam.
Poc. 20 cents per bottle or SIX bottles for q %
FOR ,sle wholesale and retail, by a D. SANDS cor
f Pulton and William also for sale by " saacs 20
y East Brpadyay Il johnson, corner Vi Broadway sne
Chanbers-st; J. I. Cotdngt0n, cor OF tneson an"
Sprng as 2 ~ G;uion, Of Dowery ene crane 's
81 G. Walkers: Swe>er, 40 GreenFic-ss a'- o'
Broadway AID Ho~art-sL ~ t,.o.,
CAUTIOS.-BEwAsE Of sPraiocs t'tttdttoa s e''-
alE far HASCE'S SYRUP, and lake none QUIET
o9s IxwTuH
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-30
proved, August 4, 1916.
CHAP. SAN ACT

To establish warehousing system, and to a.
mend an act entitled AN act to provide
revenue from imports, and to change and
modify existing laws imposing duties on
imports, and for other purposes"
ISEc. IT. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the United States Of
4merica in Congress assembled, That the
twelfth section of the act entitled "An act to
provide revenue from imports, and to change
and modify existing laws imposing duties on
imports, and for other purposes" approved
the thirtieth day of August. one thousand
eight hundred and forty-two. is hereby amen
ded so as hereafter to read as follows :-lSE
l2.1 find be it further enacted. That, on and
after the day this act goes into operation, the
duties on ali imported goods, wares, or mer-
chandise shall be paidtin cash: Provided, That
in all cases of failure or neglect to pay the du-
ties within the period allowed by law to the
importer to make entry thereof, or whenever
the owner, importer, or consignee shall make
entry for warehousing the same, in writing.
in such form and supported by such proof as
shall be prescribed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, the said goods, wares. or merchan'
disc shall be taken possession ofhy the collec-
TOR. and deposited in the public stores, or in
other stores to be agreed on by the collector
or chief revenue officer of the port and the Im'
porter, owner, or consignee, the said stores to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-30
CHAP. TAN ACT

CHAP. TAN ACI
To grant the right Of presumption 20 actual
settlers on the land acquired by treaty from
the Miami Indians in Indiana.
TSEc. IL Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House If Representatives IF the United States Of
.4mcrica an Congress assembled, That, every ac-
tual settler, being the head of a family, or
widow or single man over the age of twenty
one years, who is now in possession, by ae-
tual residence as a house keeper, of any tract
of public land within the limits of the several
cessions by the Miami Indians in Indiana.
which have not yet been proclaimed for sale
by the President, or any such person who
shall hereafter settle, erect dweIIing-house,
and become ahousekeeper upon any such tract
of land, shall be entitled to the same benefits
and privileges, with respect to said land, as
was granted to settlers on other land by the
act approved twenty-second Of June, eighteen
hundred and thirty-eight, entitled Gan act to
grant presumption rights" and the several a.
mandatory provisions of said act, effecse by
the subsequent acts bearing date first June,
eighteen hundred and forty, and third March.
eighteen hundred and torty-three: Provided,
That the minimum price per acre OF said land
shall be two dollars per acre.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted, That in
every case the affidavit of the claimant under
this act shall be like unto that prescribed by
the act of twenty-second June, eighteen hun
dred and thirty weight, and the same shall be
filed. and proof and payment made for the
land claimed, at any time before the day fixed
by the Presidents proclamation for the public
sale of the said land: Prorided, That where a
tract of land is now settled upon, settlement
made on such tract subsequent to the date OF
this law shall confer no right on the l4st-men-
toned settler; and where settlements shall
hereafter be made, the right shall be in the
first settler, who shall otherwise comply with
the conditions of this law.
ADDrOved AuUuSt I'D 1916.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-30
DAVID FULTON, EDITOR.
VOL. 3.---NO. r.

principles, all cases Of suspended entries now
existing in said land office, and to Judge in
what cases patents shall Issue upon the same
Procided, hotUerer, That such adjudica,ions
shall be made within two years from the pas
sage Of this act, and be first approved by the
Secretary of the Treasury and the Attorney
General, and shall only operate to divest the
United States Of the title Of the land emhra-
ced by such entries, without prejudice to the
rights of conflicting claimants.
SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That the
power and jurisdiction given by this act, to
the Commissioner of the General Land Office
shall cease and determine, at the expiration OF
two years from the passage thereof; and such
Commissioner be, and he is hereby, directed
to report to Congress al the first session after
the said authorizations shall have been made,
list of the same, and under such classes as
| he may deem necessary, and Of the principles
upon which such class was determined.
SEC. 3. And be 1T further enacted, That
the said Commissioner shall arrange his deci-
sions into two classes the first class to en-
brace all such cases ofeqnity rs may be final
| ly confirmed by the board aforesaid, and the
second class to embrace all such cases as the
board reject ard decide to be invalid.
Sec d. And be 1t further enacted, That fol
all lands covered by entries or sales which are
placed in the first class, patents shall issue to
claimants; and all lands embraced by en-
tries or sales placed in the second class shall
ipso facto revert TO, and become part of, the
public domain.
Sec. 5. Aud be it further enacted, That il
shall and may be lawful for the Commission
er Of the General Lend Office to order into
market, after due notice, without the formali
~ and expense of a proclamation of the Pre-
sident, all lands of the second class, though
heretofore unprecedented and nnofftred, and
such other isolated or disconnected tracts oil
parcels of unoffered lands, which, in his judg
ment, it would be proper to expose to sale ir
like manner: Prouided, That public notice Of
at least thirty days shall be given by the land
officers of the district in which such land:
may be situated, pursuant to the directions o
the Commissioner aforesaid.
Approved, August Sd, 1916.
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CHAP 7a.-AN ACT
proved, August Sd. 1916.

Providing for the adjustment of all suspended
presumption land claims in the several States
and Territories.
SEC. l. Be it enacted By the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the United States Of
Hmertca IN Congress assembled, That the Com
missioner of the General Land Office be, and
he is hereby, authorized and empowered to
Determine, upon principles of equity and JUS
nee' as recognized in courts of equity, and in
accordance with general equitable rules and
equations, to be settled by the Secretary OF
me Treasury, the Attorney General, and Com
missioner, conformity, consistently with such
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FTNBIs Insuon founded In 1913 s oppeta-
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