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Mr. Kern, who made one Of Col Fremonts par
" in his late disastrous attempt to cross the noun
tans, writes to friend, Mr.. a; Robidealx, OF -.
Joseph, many particulars Of the sad event, which
are new as well as deeply interesting We find them
in the St. Joseph Gazette, of the 18th inst
Mr.. Kern says that, TO Brents Fort, everything
went well. Williams, an old guide, was with them,
and gave confidence 10 all.--ta. Louis Rerehe.
"Leavng Hard Scrabble, we continued up Its
creek into the mountains. As we advaneed tho
snow increased; Crossing The frs range we iei upon
the waters Of the Wappanah, passing through the
mountains to the Del Nore, by your old wagon road
tho snow still increasing
We continued couple Of days on the Del Norte,
and then turned up what Williams called your pass
on TO the Compadne. In this he was evidently mis-
taken, for worse road never saw. We went on
up The Canon, our animals falling and the snow
deepening every step took bidding fair, sit sub
sequently turned out TO defeat our crossing on the
18th of December we attempted to cross what we
supposed to be the dividing ridge between 81. Johns
and the waters Of the Del Norte, but were driven
back by the storm. The next day we returned TO Il
again, and successful enough 10 get on the 9TH
er side to small cump Of pines. We unpacked our
animals on bare point and drove them TO the hill
top in hopes OF their finding snfiiciency OF food for
day, US the snow had drlfted from il in places
From this hill they never came again. the storm storm
continuing, and having no shelier they per,sIed.
Camp then commenced makins portases, IN hopes
Of reaching the river.
BY hard labor we worked our way ol3 nil ~
On the Roth, King was sent ahead win old biil %
AbaQue 10 bring us relief, while we were 10 commune
down. On the lIth Of January he nol afn NJ .ne
Colonel becomes anxious and started Win ny isss
and Cooley In homes of meeting the relei party Our
nrovisions had given out, and we were living on
pareAeshes and tug ropes Already Proax had per,
lshed from hunger and exposure; On me lotn, an
having reached the river we maze Sut e pdess Z,
| ena,v Where Here commenced our greatest suiter-
inc The company had for It's head vincent taller,
about az contemplate and eowardly fellow as ever
walked his own lack OF courage quickly diffused
ihe kOu may suppose now
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

AR JOHN WRIGHT having rtlInquished all connection
III with The Winthrop House, will for the future be un.
der the sole management Of the subscriber and the house
opened as Hotel for the travelling public, as well
a. q horne for more permanent boarders
The situation qi the Honse, directly IN front Of Boston
Common Its spacIons and airy rooms and all us Internal
Recommendations render mequaltd by any public house
10 the city In LIS attractions for the traveller and for those
desirna more permanent lodgings
Every convsniencs % 10 apartmentA table and aiien.
dance will be furnished At the house. which be had az
far those desiring more permanent lodgines
Every convenience as 10 apartments, table and attrn,
dance will be nrnsed at the house, which be had al
any hotel or boarding. ho'ss In the city and The bscrber
viii devote hmscf 10 the comfort Of all who may favor him
rsrtiss travelling with their families and with ladies'
viii nnd the Winthrop House especially adapted 70 their
fns patronage Of the travelling pnsc and q prrmsnsn,
'sr'" ''''''o'' Nv WILLIAM n sPooSER.
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Notice 10 Miners and Presumption Claim
a4.d.a ants. gMsll Is.t

Al persons who were The passage OF the act u .s
March, lsl7 in possseFon by actual occupancy, o any
portion Of The mineral lauda embraced sprocamaiion
under authority Of lease written permit from TIE SEC
Rotary War orthe purpose oi mining thereon aud al
persons who shall be IN poasesHin. by actual occupancy
II mine or mines actually decosere. before the Isl OF
March, l7 forth in The act Of LIT March. l,1 above
mentioned authorized TO enter and purchase the same
al the urce on the terms aud conditions and TO The extent
pre rhe by that act and less any time before The
day fixed FIR the Of the sale OF those miner
al lands king proof Of possession aud occupancy anu
ofcompance with those terms to The register and receiver
land Office, subject 10 an appeal 10 the Secretary OF
the Treasury and all persons entitled to the right Of pre-
empof 10 any Of the agricultural lands embraced IN This
prcamaton required TO esinis the same 10 the sat
,slncton Of the register and receiver and make payment
therefore as pracicab after sealing his nofire, AMI
before the day appointed for the commencement OF the Pub
lie sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise
such pre-. mption claim Will be forfeited
The certificate Of the mineral agent al Sanlt Ste Marie,
that persons holding under leases permits, OF those In
Tie occupancy Of niue mines, have paid up the per
cent,m Of rents required by the act above mentioned, will
he conclusive on that point.
Persons occupying under leases permits, will moi be
permitted to renqush their rights uuder that occupancy
and seeTs and where any such leases permits
may expire before the day Of sale the rights granted g the
helders thereby from entry under any other right ill the
day Of sale when they will be offered ai public sale as min
eraI lands RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioners
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wAsursaron, December %, ls47.

To DR.. A. ]. ScHWARTzE, Jr. n w nv
Dear SIR, hereby acknowledge debt Of gra-
htnde due you, In saying that l attribute my pre-
sent state of good health entirely the of your In
preparation Of SarsaporiHd Having been
afflicted with an Infammafory Rherfmatic Affection
Of The knee joint, which sweled to such degree as
TO confine me 10 bed for many weeks, deprying
me Of the entire Use of my limb, and having been
attended by the most eminent physicians, without
the least prospect of recovering, made Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparila 10 the amount of bottles,
after which began 10 use my limb and upon its
further use had the satisfaction TO find tho disease
radicated and my general health very much impro-
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You treat liberty to make use
Of this as You may think proper. t a 3
Very truey your obedient servant,
VIM. w. STEWART
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m I IHFfd AUdif1f Q lDItt, NIdFcN ST, ISlJ,
Each claimant can have the which may he allowed
on his saim remted TO him direct, on his sgnifynga
wish To that effect and naming the place hs residence
hut il The money renitied paid any other per-
SON mower Of attorney to him from The claimant. duly
executed aud authenticated should be forwarded with ihe
claim ~. 4.
No facilitate the requisite searches, and avoid delay In
the adjustment 81 the caimp each claimant should name
on his papers the paymaster other dsbursing officer by
whom hewat paid oi the services Of himself horse wag
an cart team boat, &c PETER HAGNER,
~ s-lawlw TN A3ls Third auditor
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NEyy VALUABLE Law NOOK.

nuE BLACK CODE Of TnEsDlsrRIcT OF CoLUM
MA, being complete dgceed Cole Of all the Laws al
large mnneipal relating 70 The eolorsd pppua
on whether slave force In the District OF Colum
bia and within the limits u The Corporations Of Washing
ton and Georgetown the LIST Of November 1875 tile
whole arranged according The subjects Of the laws them
eslses BY Worihingtou a Sneth,n, CounselioratLaw-
Just published, IN pamphlets price 5ocents Fer ssls by
ian 2a--tf fwH n. TAYLOR. =
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THE STANDARD PREPARATION.
Dn. scHwARTZEs COMPOUND EXTRACT
OF SARSAPARILLA. 4t8 4fg

In 49, y ~, ~. y. - - 20 ARHNa
| of SAhSAPAhlLLA, Is
| The astonishing success with which disease has
been combated by this powerful remedy for the last
three years, In the District Of Columbia and other
places has Induced the propnetorto present It's claims
cnn ,ba, ,s invoahs np5 mnsrrns s redira
virtues will benefit thousands. under whose notice
| il may come. Therefor, ne would urge iupon all
who read this NOT to ci il pass unnoiiced but give
il that attention to which il il so deseryedy emil
| tlod 3s.tst3e9
The following are some O { the diseases which
VIII testify 10 lis never falling efficacy, viz:
8t5 Scrofula in any form ; N
Incipient stages of Consumption, when proceeding
from n scrolulous habit El6 l3oi
Chronic Rheumatism Bronchitis,
Dyspepsia, when proceeding from hepatic dcrnnge-
Ett'a' ment g.tiisf'-
Consttutional Syphilis N General Debility;
Habituai Costumes; Cntaneous Affections, and
ali dlsenses arising from d,raneed secreons or i'm
purites Of he blood " III 11 < 81 l1
Persons taking this remedy should not grow i'm
patient OF become too saneuine in their hopes Of
rand restoration 10 health ar its efficacy depends
meas,reably upon the strength Of constitution and
fore would say 10 ali who may feel disposed to cst
ia virtues NOT 10 commence before they are fully de-
ter,nined 10 continue It's use, whether II be one bot
lie n dozen or mora aa no two cases are exactly
similar. or can be relieved BY any stated number In
anticipation. 8t55 dAasl f gSt@ H&a
Thenccomuanyinp certificates are from gentlemen
of resDectabity residing In Uashineton cif and not
from those abroad TO whom would refer all those
who are In the least doubtful Hundreds of test-
moniaIs can bio produced as to efficacy but as they
have thought few respectable cer,ilicatos coming
from gentlemen well known would sufIicc
''''' - t''''en =" $500 -, ".u ''
dr CERIIFICAIES.
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ROBERT ). WALKER

WILL PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT
or THE UNITED sTArEs.
IN answer to many letters he thinks proper to say, thai
Re cannot atsnd TO claims before Congress- any Of
she DeparimeuiA bat will devote his attention exclusively
10 oases entrusted 10 him In the Supreme Court.
Washington, D. q. maro-u
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CANADA.

Is h. revolution That is the first question that
will arise II is one not at all easy to answer The
whole occurrence at Montreal, embracing the sudden
nsurrecton Of the people and their instant attack
the Parliament house, Is clearly act Of rage--pop-
ular passion; not thing Of design any part Of
premediiated scheme OF revolt; which would have
brought upon the mtskes and bayones. instead
Of paving stones-which would have heaped up the
latter into bairicades--which would have added 10
he flames Of burning archives the blood Of fathless
Representatives or Of their armed defenders. It has
more, therefore, OF the character OF riot than
bellion; but il Is rebellion notwithstanding.
blow has been struck, though no blood has been
sheda blow at the honor and majesty OF the British
crown-a blow which cannot be pardoned-- which
must be rescnted-puniscd with the utmost severity
rhcre perhaps, lies the necessity which will convert
the riot Of Montreal into the revolution Of Canada.
The English Ministry at home could not have acted
with more true British decision and sternness than
the government Of Lord Egn Before the night was
over, while the flames oi the Parliament House yet
assembled warrants issued for the arrest OF
hundred and forty-eight rioters-insuIgents
TRAITORS" But will they be arrested? VIII the
people OF Montreal allow them to be arrested? VIII
the yeomanry OF Canada West hear OF their arrest
without emotion! Must not this effort to revenge the
violated dignity Of the crown bring on precisely that
degree Of resistance which is revolution!
Everything must now depend upon the existing
military strength OF Lord Elgln's government, and
the actual spirit Of the disafected people. The gov
eminent has manifestly after fnlldsberaticn choGn
It's course which IT,, not TO yield 70 sedition, but to
defy it--put II down with the strong hand. The
malcontents without yet intending II, have precipi
tated the quarrel by most lawless act Of outrage;
and they would seem now TO have before them the
single alternative Of submitting the sevsrest and
most ignomnous chastisement, or oftaking up arms
and unfurlng the flag Of Independence.
However In these days Of novelty, when 50 many
revolutions going, or have gone backwards II Is
impossible to prognostcate the course that events
will now take in Canada. We have not forgotten
the surprising growth progress and end of last years
revolution in Engandi II remains to be seen whe-
her the Canadian rebellion is TO be whit more
serious than the Chartst rebellion.-Phi NJ amer.
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.o,; y: =; cAMvMM,

NO. 81 NORTH eIxrH srnrxr, pHIIAprlrHIA, M
GIVES Drawings and Specific sons or contracts 10 erect
II Dwellings, ar and lay out the grounds Cor Country
sests or Ceecries toechrr with thr srrangsment 10
Trees 10 sivs the proper etct Also, Churches Hospss
Prisona Water-Woykk casWorka kc., the latest and
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WAsnINaroN, January 6, 1913.

To DR.. "A. j. ScHwARTzE, Jr ti
Pear Sir: take great pleasure in staring that,
about 10 months since, used your Compound Err
trdc Of lSarsnpdrHd as n remedy for General Deba-
iiy, under which had been luboring long time,
and that few bottles restored me 10 sound health,
which has continued to the present time.
Very respectfully
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DAVID RIpGELY.
Dear ST. Believlng that public statems

Dear Sir /: Believing that public statement
Of my affection may be Of service TO others sim
ilarly afflicted, as well benefit TO yourself
take this means Of Informing you, thai about three
years ago l was attacked with Hemorrhdgs Of
he Lungs which induced my friends to despair
of my recovery. My health continued to decline
for a year. when ] was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied TO physicians, both
In this place and Baltimore, without the least bene-
fit and having also mnde use Of the Gdlranic Bat
te,y without any good effect concluded to Try your
Eriracf Of Sdrsapdriiia, and am happy 10 say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH w. SMALLWOOD.
A To A. j. SonwARTzE Jr., January 90 lsi6.
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POUGHKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
\ ~. gc3s.4. f& GnrT mr. ef "a fr

7HE edifee for this school is situated College Hill,
i about three fouris Of mile from the beautiful village
Of Dnisness County, sa,e o. new nnrk
Reference Is invariably had 10 the nare OF the Juvenile
mind, and constant Efforts, employed 10 develop It's
powers in their natural Ter and preserve them In
their reiave strength The domestic arrangements and
modes OF instruction adapted youth Of ten years Of
age and upward aud they instructed In such branches
may he requisite, either qualify them for eTciai
life, engine erng, orto prepare them for cnllege.
Annual expense per scholar lie s20 payable quarterly In
advance This includes all chnrgesior board tuition,
stationary bed and bedding, washing room fuel light,
and books except the French and the Spanish books
The year isdvied into terms Of % weeks each The
GUNNER term commences the first "Wednesday In May.
The winter term first Wednesday In November. II Is the
rrpcse OF the undersigned receive any youth into his
school whose moral character Is not good. E#t IA
f4bisE,s CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal.
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FrThe above mined medicine may be had In
Washington, Wholesale and retail, at the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
doors east If Sd street; At CAAS. STOTT & cos,
Pennsylvania Avenue near Iih street; also, o. y "
KIDwELpS, Georgetown, D. c. In Baltimore,
South Liberty street; Of ISRAEL GRAHAMS,
corner Of Baltimore and Eutaw streets; also nj
GEO. w. JONES', corner Of Baltimore and High
streets In Alexandra, at WIN. STAINLESS, u
r. P1ERPO1NT, and COOKE FEELS and a.
other Druggisss Jan l--dn
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WAsnINeroN, january "a, 1913.

WAsHINGToN, January "a 1913.
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number Of gentlemen, VIII have tested Its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the nnimpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD.
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PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATES.

! .fs. NAPHINoTON,, SHuuf " p ioto.
am informed of the Ingredients Of which, DR..
Schwartze's Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla Is
composed, and believe il TO be the best preparation
of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-
ably adaptcdto produce salutary alternative effect.
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, M. D.
M WAeHrNoroa, January 10, 1876.
u gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract of Sarsaparila, prepared by Dr. Schwartz,
as have knowledge Of Its constituent parts. be-
eve that II win achieve for the afflicted, than
any other preparation of Saraaparia now before the
public II. T.. CONDICT, nj. ID.
WAsHiNeron, january H. 1916.
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartzo's Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparila believe It TO be most hap
by remedial combination of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which i is composed.
J. M. GIBSON, M. u. a
GEoRaETowr, january 81, l646
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartze
with the Ingredients of his preparation Of Sarsaparla
concurpith the medical gentlemen above, In regard
Ing il as an Alternative Of great efficacy, and n all
cascs TO which such an Alternative IL adapted Of great
power BENZ. ?, bohnhn, M
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Every person entitled to the right Of preempon 10 any
Of the ads within The townships and pars Of townships
above enumrroe required 10 establish the same to me
Satisfaction Of the register and receiver OF the proper an
office, and make payment therefor 0s rdcfrdo a.
seeing this notice. aud before the day appointed for me
commencement 81 thr public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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PERRIN WASHINGTON.
To Dr.. A. j. sonwAnrzr, Jr.

u Il
Deer Sir Under sense Of deep obligation 10
the virtue of your Sarsdparaid in the entire res
ration Of one Of my children from General Debii-
tn and prosruiion Of the NERVOUS system, take plea
sure in testifyng 10 your invaluable medicines but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored to, and still continues in the en-
joyment of perfect health.
January 8, le4a. DAVID R1DGELY
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TESTIMONIALS.
PouoHKR 6PsIs, Ort 4th, 1913,

CHARLES BARTLETT, Esq.
The undersigned who have for time had children
under your College Hill and who have attended
Of to yo and to the public through yon
high Consideration ofyour noble School With the local
ty 90 enlnently beauil-wih The Arrangement Of the
nasiiui-wIfh the comfort and refinement Of the family
with fe horonghness Of Its edcatlonul provisions and
the in,iences which are exerted the minds Of the
scholars we are deghed and unre1nested by YOU pre-
sent to you this Of grateful regards and earn
est wishes that YOU may continue 10 receive, you MOST
certainly deserve the liberal patronage which you have
hitherto enjoyed
i O. O. VAN CIREF Pastor Of the n, y. Church
Hackensark,
EpsAR THORN, Supervisor Of the town of
Ponghkeepsie.
s D TnowBRIpos, Merchant, Poushkespsie
GEO VAN KLERcK, -
Hf Joiis T. McCouN, Trey,
tlsoRsE v, poIERoY, New York.
ASA IIoLr, Brooklyn,
t ISRAEL HAwf RY, Merchant, New York.
HUBERT VAN WAaENEN, Poughkeepaie
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PUBLIsHED BY CHAs. w. FENTON.
rec -sf TERMS.
DAILY, per year sIo 90
TRiWEEKLY, 90
WEEKLY, 90

ApvTHrisEhESIs Fifty cenf per square the first inssr
cents per square for every subsequent In
sertlon-ffy cents per square alternate Insertions
liberal deduction 10 ysarlv adytrtisers
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CLOTHING q CLOTHING MATERIALS.


Bareau Of Professions and Clothing, April II, 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals fol Navy
- Clothing and Clothing Materials, win be received
this Office until O'clock r. NJ Monday the 2ls day Of
May next for furnishing and delivering receiving thirty
days notice. at each either Of the Navy Yards Charles
town. Massachusetts, Brooklyn, New York, and Gospor
Virginia, such quantities OF any all OF the following
named articles Of Navy Clothing and Clothing Materials
may be ordered by the Chief OF this Bureau by the
mandants Of said navy yards respectively during the s
cal commencing on the st day Of july next and end
nm the ,Iava f lime via
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WAsHrNeToN, January 20, l648.
Mos, Of the gentlemen named above are known TO
me as citizens Of high respcctability and the pro-
essionnl portion Of them are of the best standing
among the physicians Of this community,
W. w. SEATON, Mayor.
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Extract FROM the report or the examining COMMITTEE
The committee believe that the examination has resulted
in satisfying all who present that the teaching IN eve
~ department has been faithful Practical and ehcen such
~ with produce thorough sound and useful education
hs advantage which this school enjoys IN respect TO posi-
ton hulldnes grounds for recreation gymnasium and
hi admirable internal arrangements SO well known Us
hardly no need any notice from the committee. But they
cannot refrain from directing the public to Us superiority
in ts respect over any other school with which they are
acquainted III
The kind and excellent matron Of the school so aiien
tive the various duties which arr nssgned to her tue
bows hardly feelthe want Of mothers rare.
The strict pnterna discipline and careful wairhin
ness constantly exercised by the principal lr Bartle0
over his large family and the happy moral and religious
influence which pervades the whole establishments give
the parents every that they reasnnaby de-
and thai their sons win be well cared for and properly
trained for the great purposes Of euseinsss In this
"'' 'e n Y. ~ o. BRONSON
J. w FAIRFIELD,
6Ht Hl II. q. LUDLOW,
rrf ath t6sa l.. +. WALDO.
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REFERENCES AND PATRONS.
HON WILLIAM IT, SEWARD, Auburn, N. Y.
HON. JAMES EMOTr, Poughkeepsle, do
CHARLES BARTLETT. ESQ, do do
REV Dn r. w. HATCH. Wisconsin IKE
REV nm EDWARD DAVIS, Balsion, N. Y.
GEN. WALTER CUNNINGHAM. Poughkeepsie, DO
REV. DIR. LUDLOW, do DO
RRy DE. MANN, Pa. mar 2l--dly