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Q. T. MARTYR a. .
Martyr Ely, publishers, l43 Nassau street. New York.
splendid Steel Engraving and coored Lihoaphic Flower
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As a magazine Literature A the snsurpaasd
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menu, render her quaied to conduct literary and
siou. magazine M,s Maryn sustained by noble band q
writers.
OPINIONS OF DISTINGUISHED MEN.
Judge Leris, Lancaster, Pa
gives great pleasure the patronage OF the
public The periodical entitled te LADs. wssAIan The ability
Of is general contents enre 4 70 the special favor O. ne moral and
with engraving executed in a mastery style edited by Mrs
r lady Of S literary aa one % s s
'' ANU ''''' : 'N'' ELLIS LEWIS,
Lancaster Pa
Judge Hays, Laneaster, Pa.
LADIES wssaTa and heartily recommend i TO ali who desire
Aery chep elegant and instructive periodical The highly
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characterake admirable book for families whilst the
elegance the embeIlmen,. and the style in which ~
render I, an ornament TO the centre table. A. p HAYS
Governor Cooiidee's Recommendation.
have derived much pleasure from the peras Of the LADIES'
WREATH" edited by Mrs g. T. Marn and published the city
ofNew York My examination the work led regard
calculated and hx
religious principles in all who shall habitay read lift b,
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Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
Ink, inkstands portfolios 49,, 80
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More generally kaovn as Warrenton Springs,)
MAS reception visitors the first Of June. Extcn-
w progress, that will
whole establishment No will be spared In adding 70
Knowing by evidence instances, positive
value Of the water and is almost miraculous effect part
cases. regarded good policy enlarge the
modaons and 10 complete the original design, crafty the
fancy well their health and
pleasure. IN remarkably healthy region, fun
warrenon visitors horseback In carriages, the
proving scenery seek
alleys the pistol gallery the Of billiards,
The Of and flowers will find
cuar has been taken TO win their approval while the ow
the awn the gold and silver fish, the elk and the buffalo,
tedious hour interested
In word has been taken which expanded lib
erny could suggest add the comfort and accommodation
visitors The hurdle and tournament the fancy ball.
and brilliant fireworks will lend their respective attractions
holy Of religion, Of every denomination, cordial
grudgng invitation, spend the The usual erv
the church respected throughout the
These springs S ~ miles, according the taken, from
and 20 50 from Alexandria Tnweeky
both these points I'LL July, when daily lines will be
or a reach the springs the day.
springs Post ONCE books Wauenton
SPRING. and all should directed, they be e ut
sent 10 the White Sulphur Springs In Greenber
Of board will be oows $50 for the whole end
ing 75 for three mon go for mons s35 for
lodging 50 each Servants and children under twelve
half children old When
provided for children before the usual hour
who the ordinary table will be charged full price
The finest spirits been procured and corage will
be charged for private supplies. - H..
June 6-dlaw&cpf
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MERICAN CensttmsicnsT Constitutions q the thirty
states Of statcs, corrected down sfe ALSO the
CONSTITUTION United States, the Articles Of Confederation,
Of Independence, hc Complete in one volume Pce
Az as FRANcK TAYLOR.
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ny an. pr.ad.n. OF IN, United states.

by chs President OF the United states.
pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
public sales will be hold undeunc land Offices In the
State ofARkANsAs, at the periods hereinafter designated, 20 wit
January next disposal public
afed within the aforementioned townships Wis
North Of he base line and oea Of The h principal meridian.
Township two, OF rnnre
Township two, Of range four.
Nerfh line and east Of the ffh principal meridian.
Al the land once FAYETTEvILLE commencing Monday
OF January NEXT Tor the disposal Of the public
lands within following named township. Wis
North Q ie base line, and sesf Of he 6h principal MERIDIAN
Al The land LITTLE ROCK, commencing Monday
the twenty, first day January next m the disposal Of the public
lands situated within the aforementioned township 70 wit
South If e base line, and Of hs lh principal meridian.
Township air, Of range fourteen.
other purposes win excluded from she sse. '''
offering Of the above mentioned commenced
been offered and closed sale shall be nep,
lands will be admitted aer expiration two weeks
Given under city Of Washington 6feensh d.y
Of sepembe ammo Donni one thousand eight hundred and
BY the PRESIDENT
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land Once.
NOTICE TO Pre- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.
lands within the townships and Of townships shove enumerated
Is required establish the the satisfaction Of e register
practicable shsr seeing ih noce he day sp
pointed f commencement Of the public sale o. me LANDS
p's "e % Claimed otherwise 'sSh e sans TR y ''a
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
ToR sALE--. hos.. and %, occupied y he
II cerset r bA0bY
Aug D-ecd1
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By the President OF the United states.


Of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, Presiden, Of The
1 Be dc %ais %
State Of IOWA the period. Designated,
day January ner disposal public
ated within the aforementioned townships, 70 wit
North ofs base line and Of the h principal meridian.
Township ninety EIGHT, Of range three.
Townships nnetyx and nnetyeght, of
Townships nine,aye nneyr ninety nineyeish and
Townships ninety three nnetyo nnetyve ninety six
% sSSs md OF f MONDAY the
day Of January for Ihe disposal Of the public lands within the
North Of the base line and ps Of the fin principal meridian
Townships ninetyoar nnetyaye nnes-sin, nne'y-seven
and ninety o. rang seven
and ninety eight, of range eight
Township nnehve, township teIcept the southwest
indian ageneyD and townships and ninety
Township. ninsy-two and niney-iou, Of range ten.
Township ninety one, Of range thirteen:
a ss snd once a. F&RPfEHD on Monday the
ousnth DAY o. January nett o ,he disposal o. e public lands
North cf base line and pest Of The fin principal meridian
Townships sryseven sresh,, and srynne, OF six
Townships s1tyesh, nns range
Townships sixty nine, Of range
Township. s,siss, and and nine o( range twenty
Townships iryeisht and nine Of twenty-five
Township. seventy an" ~
a s s.s o sn IOWA SS sose"s oS Monday the
sebtyfrs January neat the disposal u the pubic lands
within following townships, 20 wit
North cfe base line and pss Of the I'm principal meridian
Township seyeny-ss Of range twenty-seyen.
Townships seventy and seyentyeg Of
twenty-eight
Townships and seventy eight twenty
Lands appropriated by for the Schools military other
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of will be
the days appointed In the order In which they ad
vert.ed until the whole shall been
offered But sale shall be
longer weeks and private Of Of The lands will
be afier the expiration Of the two weeks
my city Of Washington, this heenih day
Of septembef Domni one thousand eight hundred and %
nine Il. TAYLOR,
by President
J. BurrrsutLp,
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'' Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every entitled to the right Of presumption to any Of the
townships townships enumerated
establish satisfaction the register
proper oce payment therefor
before appointed
Of public Of the lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
j.. BUTTERFIEID,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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CHARLES DIE sELDINo,
Co,nmusionsr, Notary PwJiic, and Gsnerai Agent,
No. N Tsads Basidsrgs, Pesssyivsnis avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
CONTINUES give his pompt attention the prosecution Of
any appointed spoaons
before foreign procuring PENSIONS Revolutionary
s4s or Angus. sss sessss. q psy mileage or horse. and
property destroyed
ststes transportation
and all claims Of whatever description the
fully requirements Pension and
other cccs He attends the procuring prxemoney
@ captures made IN ,e Gulf and on the coasts Of Mexico coast Of
He been governors every
State In the Union Commissioner Of Deeds take probate
Deeds deposons and instruments Of writing under
10 be used OF recorded IN the respective state.
Charges win be moderate and regulated BY the amount claimed
Communication. po-tpadj immediate attention
ana heir Esceenees he IN he sa,es Of
the Union, previous and
present Congress generally. Aug8
preparatory Depertment OF the Colombian College,
coprEs I4rH STREETS
THIS school win be reopened Monday September.
Charge. per Qmsrtr.
Reading Whiting Mental Arithmetic and Primary Geography IS 90
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar History Of the UNI
the higher Ens. branches. Algebra Geomety, surveying
Any S' fs s ssgss sSss w ne a
90 Bns payable in advance.
hsHasDs A. NJ, gentleman who has proved himself 70 Be
smnsny 9nslaed s me and insucton q hg
College Augal-aawdpsw
uUMEss History OF England. from che invasion Of
Juins Css 70 ne abdcsion Of lanes 70 be competed In
Msesas o ~ w wa ni a se' passhs
Sept q FRANcK TAYLOR
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comni.sioner OF the General Land once.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANT

Every person night Of pre- empon of the
lands within the townships above enumerated required 70 estab
satisfaction az the register and receiver OF IN,
practicable
tsr sseinE notice appointed for the
Of The public sale of lands embracing the
claimed, Otherwise such claim viii be nreted.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Toner Of he Gene Land
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New GoodsThe subscribers have just received from late a
Us pieces onis linens which they be pure
Pse o% ssn 70 ne sasr SIs
sHi "si s:%s s.sss DO ss ' cents
20 rich hband trimmed lace caPes -, ....
Is very rich white Grape shawl.
ico 40 do misses and children do every kind
$50 style parasols and parasolets.
Together with other new and desirable articles TO which the
attention Of the ladies Is respectfully invited 49, az
May &t-Swh r. ~ hoh ~
THE Domestic Practice OF Hydropathy, with aneen
engraved Illustrations Of important subjects BY Edward John
Hydropahy, Water illustrated with Of
ny . Ios p snsw NJ for DoO. ... ny
II Franckc. For sale BY FRANCK TAYLOR
NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor & Maury's
Volume Hhdrcth's United States.
History Of the American Bible Society, VOL svo.
Lyells second Visit 70 The United TIED states states .,
The Maiden Aunt-a story OFFS NJ
JUST received at s. Parer..Bany Trcopherous, Guer-
ains and American Lusta Curling Fluid the best Farna
Cologne fine French soaps and choice assortment Of Buffalo Tuck
Also the celebrated Chinese skin Powder for restoring beauty
and The complexion and rendering she skin decaey
Aug "a Globe, A@w doors below National Hotel.
Cabinet edition OF Classic Tales. comprising In vol
Rasselas Vicar q Wakefield Exies Of Siberia Paul and
Virginia. Guver Travels, stsnes Sentimental Journey
Otanto, sc.
wavey Anscdo Illustrating popular characters scenes
cidents
TAYLOR MAURY,
June ri booksellers, near 9th street.
Accordeons and FIutinas.
lust RECEIVER, toned Ac
codcons DESTROYS excellent and beau
u instrument for small would do wen call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Also, Fluinas Of an improved style and - -
For sale by VIM FisCHER
July 3.
MO. David CapperaeId. by Charles (Boz.)
Domestic Practice o. Hydropahy, with IS engraved illustrations
by Edward Johnson NJ. ID.
This day received for sale TAYLOR = MAURYs
July Qs Bookstore, oh
The Complete containing the Habits Diseases,
and the Stable and the Road
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physfc.--Session OF 1s49-'50.
THE Monday 18th October,
dnue until the l5th Of March ensuing
Chemistry and PhsTmacyWLIIAM u. A. AIKEN M. d. LII. d.
surgery-NATHAE r. SMITH
Therapeutics, Medica and NJ CHEw
Anatomy and Physiolosy-JosKpn RoBy, M. d.
and q Medicine-WILLIAM POWELL, ID.
THOMAS, NJ ID.
Pathology Demonstrates Of Anatomy w
MITENBERoER.
Insuction in Clinical Surgery every
Baltimore Inhmary opposite the Medical College The
anatomy will opened October @ under the charge
Fees for the entire $50 Comfortable board
% so per week. WILLIAM u. A. AIKEN,
Aug l5-2awtNovl Dean OF the Faculty.
Superior Old Brandy.
TUE subscriber received lot Of very superior Old Brandy
Of the vintage Of 1925 purchased expressly for medicinal
poses Families wishing arce OF this kind would do well TO cal
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Iieidsieck Duca Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together variety Wines Liquors
Segars, Tobacco &c. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug l1-eodlm Penn. avenue, 18th street
CAHD.
THE undersigned 81 Pension oce having Cor
years employed duties connected will
consequently being
all details thereof Offers his services TO the public
the Of claims against the general government lie
parimenh nj Washington.
All business con1ded TO him promptly attended
faithfully executed All letters mus b. Postpaid ,,v,y
w.smseros CRY, D. c., August 9, 1910.
Aug l2-lmeod
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THIS establishment always for the reception Of
tiers The grounds have been greatly
proved much enlarged afordng besides the
swimming BATH hot baths baths There fine
for those who prefer surf bathing s-
Charges heretofore.
By the day. 81 90 ...
BY the week at the rate OF. ......... 80 per day.
BY Of ! % +"
Children and servants hall price. -
May 25-3aw6w JAMES b. FRENCH.
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia. containing q
Ill collection OF the interesting facts traditions, biographical
sketches anecdotes &c relating its history and antiquities to-
geter with geographical and statistical descriptions 70 which
appended Descriptive Sketch OF the District Of CO.
umb illustrated 100 engraving by Henry Howe; one
History Virginia. FROM is discovery and settlement by
Europeans the time, by Robert Hoon volumes For
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APPL.ETON's Railroad and Steamboat ComPanionI
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The book Travellers through The United
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Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

T----- NOTItE TO PKErEMPTTON CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the night Of presumption Of the
lands within the townships towpshs above enumerated
required 10 establish satisfaction
receiver Of the land ONCE make therefor
az ab ar seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
m The o the public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
=. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner o the General Land once
Sep. 26-iawI3w
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CUITARs.--wII.LIAM FISCHER has hand great vansy
VI plain ornamental guitars with patent and
dat heads with without cases al prices from hve 10 my dos
Also hand, pianos celebrated msnu
vons flutes from eight keys cfaronets hgeos
accodeons, hunas with the improved instruction
book for each instrument
IulvO
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EPISCOPAL Church Chant Book, designed TO fAeili-
II devotional circle,
psng with instructions
performance by the Rev VIM stsun
- TAYLOR d MAURY,
July % BOOKSELLERS Oh street
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The Complete orse Doctors containing the Habits, Diseases
and Management Horse, the Stable and the Road
with sdvice 70 purchasers Price rs cents.
Juiy1e FRANCK TAYLOR.
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TN pursuance of law l. ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of s
United Of Amsca, do hereby declare and make known
will be held al the aforementioned land ome ~
State Of MICHIGAN, Al the periods hereinafter dessnaed'
vii; ..fF \ 1890 m.
seventh day Of January next for the sale OF the public
within the following named sections and parts OF sesu
North Of the base line and east of the PrsncPas "sfS"
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MO. David CapperheId. by Charles Dickens, CBoz.)
Domestic Hydopahy, IS engraved illustrations
by Edward Johnson NJ ID. =. .-.L
This DAY received, for sale at TAYLOR AMAURY's
July es Bookstore, Oh street.
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR & MAUnY's, near Ninth

Rowland Cashei, by Lever, I'd part - ..
fiildreh,s New History Of the United States, vol.
southey's Common place Book, HaIpers edition. No.
Edmond Dantes Sequel TO Count VI Monte Christie
European Life and Manners by Henry Coman ~
Mrs Greys new novel; Msgdelen and Macie, or The Rect
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-18
WHOLE NO. 1908.

.Ae feson @ vitality there power entirely distinct
ie" inst % chemical action He could not a. 81 an.
etrst'ni n'F these th . derived from general
-Ns 4lefe must b. ae thought special avs 5y which
i.' Al-'A- Ae lclsalNir- % BIS mind. that the
pnenonena u l'e sni vitality So after AL peculiar
erues
Pot. Ae'sslz 'hen presented some observations
On the
Nf-e1' C'4rseer = Nsfki3fsu Or Ehrsa.
5,rg Prof AGAssi1 said 10 eas sad suiv 10 object 10
the statements 90 friends. b.i in this case h. bad no
cars q giving caense or he trusted be- should BE- sble
20 establish the trr-a,lness of what he Wa. about q,
utter TIE natter now under couAieraaon-Xsnthi
i.lm-s microscopic body found aostirg upon fresh
waters consisting Of central sphere with rsdiailus
hooks the points ~ which are bent Ike an anchor
These projections vary number around the periphery
% these hile bodies. and they are Of minute size
EHRENHEHG announced that be had discovered within
the BODY lille srsnules which he called esgs Prot
AGAssz said be had himself been 50 fortunate 50 10
TAD several specimens. an observation OF which had
satisfied hin taai Ehrcn5erg WAS mistaken Ile rio..
nr1ir D.1Hf-an AIgs ia Prof 4 opinion. lie bad
found thar sbounis IN ire fresh of the vicni
~ ot Cambridge and Boston. Cochituste Like and in
Dedhsm. The grsnucs be tsi found 70 be the seed.
capsules 90 the plant The whole capsule consists Of
mos 5esutiul neXagous' cells, forming WHIST the Pre-
lessor styled psvement-So that the supposed AMI
ma Nsntndium =, 10 his opinion. anlms but mere
ly toe sporanss OF fresh water Age
Pot GsAY rather combuted the idea Of It's
Being az Aga. rs appearance being very unlike any
germs % the proper Aga which had come under his
observation.
some rambling conversation ensued from which
saw nothing 81 remarkable interest % be gathered
and therefore omit H.
A number ~ other papers were presented dur
ias the mornings session, bur further mention Of them
mus; be- postponed. or shall miss the msii. NJ
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BY TELEGRAPH 10 The NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Onion and Harmony Convention
at Rome.
bunker CONVENTION.
Last EVENING SESSION.

ROME, Friday, Aug ITO 4. N.
The Session organized last evening at a. Mr..
Shepherd moved that Committee OF one from
each Judicial District be appointed by the Chair
% report the ADDRESS and Resolutions, which was
earned. IL was also moved that the President be
added to the Committee Carried The following
gentlemen constitute the Committee:
Let District. L. B. Shepherd of New York ID, Chss
Ganun Of Putnam. Sd A. b. Niven of Sullivan ih,
Joe r. Flanders OF Franklin 5th VIM. Porter, Jr. Of
Ooondsga; 9th, saml O. Hathaway Of Chemung 18th.
Thos NJ Howell of Ontario 9Th Thos. A. Osborn u
Chautauque
Mr.. Borrows offered resolution preiaced by a
ew remarks. that we are opposed to the introduc.
rpn Of Slavery into Territories in the nited States
ao~ free, aud we will use all constitutional
means % prevent It's extension.
Mr. Chatfeld moved to add, that as there could
be no diversity of opinion among the Democratic
party in regard to t matter It should not be
made party test
After few remarks by Messrs Bow ne, Boards
lev. and others. both were Withdrawn for the time
being.
Messs Cutting, Sickes. and others, were called
out, and apoogized 10 not addressing the Conven.
ton
communication was here read from the Free
Soil Convention, as follows
Rss0red That cannot accept the proposition q
the Convention sitting at the Presbyterian Church
10 unite upon the grounds suggested by them
Rcsoued That respectfully request the opinion OF
that Convention as 10 the power OF Congress IN pro-
hbitng Slavery in the Territories.
Both OF these resolutions were laid on the table.
motion was here made and carried that the
Conference Committee be discharged from the
further consideration OF the subject.
twas also moved and carried that this Conven-
ton thank the Committee for the able manner IN
which they have discharged their duties. Also
10 the President aud other Officers, and to the
Trustees OF the Church. A motion was now msd4
that the Convention adjourn sue die, which IVES
oct by Ayes Al, Nays AZ. 1t was then moved to
reconsider which WAS carried and the original
notion was then withdrawn. An adjournment
then took place until tomorrow this, Fnds!
morning.