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Don't you Do t.

When you offered great bargain, the value of which you know nothing about, but which you are to get at half price, "being it's you,' don't you do it.
 When clique of friends you to start paper to forward particular set of views and promise you large amount of wealth. and ame be gained the undertaking don't you do it.
 When young lady catches you alone lays violent eyes upon you expressing pop every glance don't you do it.
 When petuent individual says to you-"You had better eat me up, hadn't you?" don't you oit
 When horse kicks you and you feel strong disposition 10 kick him in return, don't you do it.
 Should you happen to catch yourself whtng in prin ing ohce and the composors tell you whistle louder, don't you do it.
 If on an odd occasion your wife should excam to you "Now tumble over the cradle and break your neck, do don't you do it.
 When you have any business with modern fnancer and he asks go and dine with him. don't you do ii.
Southern shield., 1851-03-08
ARKANSAS COAL.

The Fort Smith Herald has of this valuable discovery: The coal found James Fork of Poteau and brought this place. by Wm McNurtey, pronounced by judges be superior any bitumnous coal in the United States and equal every respect the anthracite res having, however, the advantage that coal in that is easier ignited and burns entirely ashes It is used Capt Rogers Hotel, where it is seen by travellers from all parts of the world and 1eFer fails to eete wRader of all who feel its heat and witness tfe Ocuatful ire makes
 It also used in many ol inc shops and of the town and although it is sold twenty per bushe it con- sdered cheaper than wood, and far superior for fires It is unequaed for furnaces, and when fully gned looks more like bed of charcoal, than that of stone coal"
Southern shield., 1851-03-08
Wives well Appreciated.

The clergy of the Greek Church are permitted to marry while in deacons orders but their Bishops and Monks unmarried. If, however, the wife of papas dies he give her and it is said that the knowledge of this gains her larger amount of attention than is usually the lot of her in the East friend of mne who had ded time in Syria, much surprised upon entering the house of one of the principal priests find the Reverend Papas washing with his hands the linen of the house. hoId On inqurng the reason the papas reped m do this 10 save wife labor that she may live the onge for you know that the law of Church does permit have another, and wish to keep this one as long as can.
 Notes from Nnevah.
Southern shield., 1851-03-08
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

For a square of 10 lines, frstinsertion, Sl O0 For each subsequent insertion, 50 Any number of lines under ten, counted as one square,-over 10 and under 20, counted as two squares, and advertisements ofgreater length in like proportion.
 Liberal deductions will be made to those who advertise by the year.
 Announcing candidates for State offices, slo 60
 District q %
 county, |" GO
 township,'' < 3 % Communications of personal nature will be charged double price. Payment in advance JOB WORK of every description executed in the best of style and at reasonable prices.
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Education of Farmers.

Farmers often complain that they are deficient in educa
 ton. For this there is necessity Let them support and improve good common schools Let them avail themselves of other means o mutual improvement within their reach and they will acquire education adequate any occasion they Will be called to meet and they will hold an elevation in society held by other class of men, It known that they have large of leisure Let this be spent in the cultivation of their mndsn laying up stores of know edge.
Southern shield., 1851-03-08

A CALIFORNIA CANDIDATE.-The manner in which can- dldates for office in California appeal the people for is very frank 10 say the least Below announcement. from a California paper which shows what Maj Brown willing 10 do ase.
 N0tace-"l candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace and request the support of my friends Voters will call at the Union and drink my expense until after the election" (Sgned) MAJOR BROWN.
 Nevade, Oct. To- 1850.
 DREss.-Exernal gentily. frequently used to disguise internal vulpsrity
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By the President OF the United states.

pursuance oflaw l. MILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United States Americas do hereby declare and make known
the State of periods hereinafter designated, 10 wit
Al hs land Office IOWA CITY, commencing on Monday the
day September disposal the public lands stu
uea IN the following NAMED townships, VIZ
North fe 5ase line and Wet Of the i'm principal taeridiaH
Township seventy mine, OF range twenty nine
Townships seventy nine eighty, Of range thirty
Townships and eighty, OF range thrtyone
Townships eighty, and eighty OF range thy
Township eighty one, OF range thirty three. : .
AZ the land FAIRFIELD commencing on MONDAY ue
fifteenth day september Tor the disposal OF the Puohe
WITHIN the aforementioned townships, 10 W.T.
North Of the h principal meridian
Township seventy, Of range thirty.
township seventy Of range thirty-two.
Township seventy of range thirty three ,,, >,
Al the DUBUQUE Monday, the eighteenth day
Of August OF the following tracts 10 VII;
small island in sections seventeen and eighteen IN township
cghtwo range and the southeast quarter OF
on TWEEN township ninety NORTH OF range nne west
OF the NTH principal meridian. M !,
other "those and ovenowen
made unit for cultivation IL which shall DO selected
by before the days appointed Tor e commence
public sales respectively under the act entitled IAN ac
enable and other States 10 reclaim
swamp lands within their limits" approved September 2s 1850
H be excluded the sales And locations Tor land boun'es
de ed the United States wH be permitted O fhe dbore
mentioned lands provided by the entitled "An act making a
preparations for the civil and diplomatic expenses OF government
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
offering will be commenced on The days appeiD
ed the order in which they advertised with all
despatch whole shall have been offered
the sales closed but sale shall be kept open longer a
weeks private entry the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Washington this sixth day oil
= MILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
J. BuTrERFIELD,
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AsrRoLOGY.The celebrated DR. C. w. RoBAcK, professor
IL OF asoo astronomy phrenolog aud geomancy, combined
with conjuaon, from Sweden office No ~ Locust street, Phs
dephia offers his services the citizens lie has been
by heads Europe, and higher
reputation astrologer than living Natvies calcu
according geomancy-ades So gentlemen S5 Persons
distance have their navue drawn by sending the date OF the
day Of their birth All letters containing the above fec viii receive
durable paper and he Is prepared TO make Of his
advice for the successful accompaniment Of wealthy
rage ho redeem such the
all hazard and for the recovery
property, and the purchasing OF oery tickets Thou
have this city
vicinity and in the United States 10 the full satisfaction OF all
been during the last
while will and will do
person. aud the mail safe that persons
through the office Dr. Roback
500 900 letters monthly and has missed
be regiously attended N prepaid. BE
and State. For particulars
ONCE OF Unisn and astrological almanac
grais. :. -o..
II Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
5-Binosd
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nR. AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, ToNIO
AND APERIENT.Th remedy, composed enuIey oI 'etes
BILE ingredients, and totally free from mineral %
ming cahariic powe
~ pe.crbedby Dr. Ams celebrated IN
diseases abdominal ~
dysentery, bilious complaints dyspepsia, and " '' o'
the liver, sc. . - a. an. mo-, L,.a,, - a
eecaI manner in these cases. submitted remeay 70 nose
ho n.v he nv tbe prevailing fatal scourEe, ana
yentve to all who may fortunate as TO )"
symptoms .-u :, c.rcs;. Mn.,, a.,oon p..u
I'm and 2n sueeu ana Mns principal
paais,s containing fu directions for with
Accompany bottle of the panacea very
nnn, 10 dealers Orders from any part Of the United
promptly All communication. must be paid
Aug. a-Iawu SAMUEL CAkUsI 90
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TO our sUBsCRIBERs.

The Of person will be uasss
payment ofthe subscription be made In sdv<aes.
Distant subscribers may forward money by letter. postage
On which will paid BY all BY
safe transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published nj weekly during the
sions % Congress- and semi weekly during the recess
SUBSCRIPTIONS oI period less than year be received
terms pTopornoned TO the sboys annual rates.
~-fosTMAsTEks arc authorised agents and By
sending US rvs DAILY subscriber with 10 enclosed
sEmIWEEkLY subscribers with sas ornvs WEEKLY
subscribers with $40 enclosed viii be copy Of the
edition they furnish subscribers for xratis.
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SUPERIOR DaguerreOtypes First Premium II. II.
~ WIllTEHURS has extended the field of his
more ground than dnsueneoypist In the country His galleries
between
No. 2O Baltimore Baltimore broadway and Leonard
street, New York; No. II Main street, Rchmond sycamore
Pstersburg Main street, Norfolk Main Lynch
burg, Virginia.
highly electro dagueeotypes
extraordinary improvement nsuring faithful and highly finished
likenesses few seconds
The rotary back ground, invented by H. Whehus gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture.
Whehurss establishments distribute than thirty thou
sand pictures annually and have given This
aeDg superiority OF his kenesses
j. H. w. calls the public generally his elegantly
furnished gallery Lane aud fuckers store, where free
exhibition OF pictures will be given.
competition In daguerreoypes
Fair Of Maryland Institute, he awarded the first
medal by the judges
Lkenesses every description copied, and
attended Nov 2S-dly
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TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF PrBLIo BUILDINGS,
Washington, June %, 1851.
PROPOSALS win be received ohce until O'Clock,
Friday day July next grading paving
part extending
The
be laid upon bed nine inches deep OF suitable gravel and
being be coverd with
gravel The work
ted under inspection OF be appointed by the Comms
October Security
will required the faithful performance OF the work
grading will be deposited such within
reasonable distance may be directed.
will cubic
ding paving including and all
materials VIM EAsBY,
June 26-2awJw Commissioner of Buil
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United states Patent once

IN petition Of Reuben Daniels ofWoodstoek Vermont
ing extension of granted 10 him October
shearng machines, for year'
said patent which takes place the 'u
lay o October, A. d. ISL
said petition be heard at the Patent Once on
Monday September 1885, IL O'Clock, and
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought be granted
opposing file the Paien
obecuou specifically set forth in writing least
twenty All testimony filed by either
said hearing must be taken and transmitted
with the rules OF the oce which will be furnished
application.
Ordered also be published in the lnteigence
Republic Union, Washington CT Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
Vermont Journal, Windsor Vermont Providence Jour
nal, Providence, II, Tribune New York and the Albany
Register Albany New York for three successive
weeks previous the 18th day Of September next -
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents,
r. s. Editors papers viii please copy and send the
Patent Oce with containing this notice
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united stntes Patent Omce.

ON the petition OF Richard Inlay of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
the extension patent granted TO HIM 2st sep
iembeT mode Of supporting bodies
from the expiration OF sait
patent place the 2ist dap of september 1851
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent Once on
Monday, September 1851 IL o'clock and al
persons appear and show cause they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing extension required to file IN the Paten
Office their objections specifically set forth in writing at eas
oheang All testimony filed by eithe
said hearing taken and transmitted
with rules of the occ which will be furnished
application.
Ordered this nocs be published in the inegencer
Ubion Washington d. u; Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
sachuses Tribune New York; Albany Register Albany, New
Providence Journal Providence Rhode Isand and Penn
syIyana Inquirer, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, week fol
weeks previous to the s day OF next
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
p Editors OF the above papers will please and send the
bills TO the Patent oee with paper containing THIS nouce
June l3-lnw3w
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AGENCY ws.hirgtop.-The undersigned, late Of the
specuon Once Department, oors his
mall generally and 10 those Of the southwestern
particularly with the that his removal from oce
initiate the he has for many
for honesty, capacity, and hdey
In once Of both paes with their hearty
consent, him therein.
business, Of every nature, the
will thankfully received and promptly despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-df late OF Post once Department
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EM y4ss sIIsss; FgER

A NEW o PittsburH, VIA the Baltimore, Sus-
IA quehanna Raroad-Through Ptsbg
express will leave Cave,t station daily
with United Washington Baltimore
m, connecting with the fast line Middeown l,
rivng al Harrisburg AT II, p, TO dinner
for the g m, arriving
Aths point have the option OF
Johnsown, by packet
stages direct from Holidaysburr Pittsbnrg
Tickets sold following by this train, to wit
Wrghsyc Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown, Harrisburg
Per-, Mierstown, Persye ewistown, McVeysown, Hunt
in.don, Holldaysburg, and Pitsburg
This also with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, shppcnsbug Chambersbug and
other points this road
passengers Washington
points the will be The
depot the Baltimore OF
morning 8 which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-du Ticket Agent.
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DARIs Editions OF MoIiere, Racine, Rousseau" @ .ns-
eaubsnd, Madame de sevisre, Bossnet bosage Psn,on
Beaumachas Massillon Corneis, Votare Mon
Paul Louis COURIER Marnonte sivio Peco Scribe
tesqueu, Malebrsnche Msmier Capehque 81 ps,zac
Madame de stsel, Tierry Goethe, Ducs .os
Constant Cousin Boeau Forisn and many oe so many ~
Of them beautifully illustrated, others hneV pO""'' = "
a cheaper description, 20 sell A. low pnces
Just imported direetfrom Paris. rRAHoK TAyIop
June N~ snasNS-
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United states Patent once

ON petition Charles Hanson, OF England praying
granted 10 Benjamin latham,
b. latham, assgnees OF the said ansons on te 2
making tubes OF lead
years expiration Of said which takes
place on he 81 IT August, ls5l--
ordered petition be heard a the Patent Office
Monday August 1851 10 O'Clock, m and all
notified and show cause, any hey
why said petition ought mol 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO he In the Patent
Office their specifically forth in writing least twenty
days day hearing All testimony filed by either party
be taken and transmitted in
OF the oce which will be furnished on ap
plicauon
Ordered Also be published the ntelgencer
Republic Unon Washington ID. C Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
Tribune Pennsylvania Inquirer, Phadel
pha Albany Register Albany New York. once
successive weeks previous TO the 18Th day
gust neIL ,rnos p,yp,Sv
Commissioner OF Patents
s. Editors papers viii please copy, and send their
bills ofce, with paper containing this NOTICE.
Juns l3-lawJw
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Sealed and delivered in presence Of
1.-TWO witnesses.
Mar N-dt3l 6wtSep3l
CAMERON STREET HOUSE,


spacious finished In the best modern style
fron south about thirty feet running back including the
hundred hy Everything
accommodation and comfort OF large
family gentleman holding public Office In Washington city ~
following Inducements witt perfect heahine OF SIT
and pleaant drive from city TO city, much cheaper
living and the best society " sold hb'
but II rented, the will be moderate
possession be had fo further particulars apply TO
CHRISTOPHER NEhLE,
Dec ia-lavu AleIandra.
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pRIyATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided Paris is
anxious obtain the position comPanioa
sons In some private family OF trespectabity.
References personal family be
given parties highest respectaby either this
in England,
Address Alex Vance, los post Office, oswego New York.
Mar
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DUBLIC sALEBy virtue of decree Of Charles county
sitting Of equity will sell public sale, Wed
nesday e 23d OF July the courthouse door, the village
Of Port Tobacco Charles county Maryland beween the hours Of
Hnd5 the whole Of the real estate OF which Johannes D.
which generally called and
containing about 900
less This the Potomac river, adjoining Popes
Creek Landing desirable valuable
the county has upont and splendid dwelling house,
and repair The land high state Of
well adapted wheat and tobacco
has upon shell bank. II will be offered
separate
examine for themselves George Dent whose
fatm lies adjoining, will show the premises.
The hundred dollars paid the
day Of sale, balance three equal innmens
four years. giving bond with approved
riY bearing from lst January 1854 which time
given by the OF the land cannot be
sold for less than 80 IS per -
lp-ia4w
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IN petition Of John Thoma,, Of Plainheld New Jersey
Of patent granted TO him the 2Oth De
1887 docks for seven Year, from
expiration Of said patent which takes place on the 10Th day Of
December, te5l-
the said petition be henrd at the Patent Once on
Monday November, s5l, ~ O'clock and all
pesoh notified appear and show u they have
wby said petition ought not 10 be granted
opposing required e in the Patent
oecon specifically set forth in writing at least twenty
hearing All testimony filed BY either party "a
said bearing be taken and transmitted In ac
with the rules OF the Oce which will be furnished
picapon.
ordered also that this notice be published in the ntegenee
Republic and Union Washington D. Daily Bee, Boston, Mas
Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Isand Tr
bune York Pedonian New brunswick, New Jersey anc
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week o
weeks previous the oath day Of Noyember next
THOs. EwBhNK
Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors the papers win please copy ard send the
bills the Patent ohce with paper containing this notice
June l3-law3w
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A CARD.-DANIEL CAMPBELL, doors OF the Ma.
Hotel would respectfully invite the persons
article travelling trunks his complete
assortment
Steel spring riyeted and solid sole leather
frame do do
Wood box folios
Ladies' sole leather and box trunks
Ladies' French hat boxes
Every variety OF vnses
Packing trunk o all kinds
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Proposals for Wood.

OFFICE PEMTEsTIARy, DISTRICT or CoLuMBIA,
Washington, June 10, 1851.
PROPOSALS., endorsed proposals for Wood" will be
this Office until the goth day Of July for the
OF hundred
good full length medium and free from
To be delivered before the first day of
September.
June 2l-law4w JOS. B. ELLIS, Warden.
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ELLIS, Warden.

DEDUCTION prices reduce stock.-We respectfully
and public although early
that have determined to offer
greatly prices off spring
supplies bargains be expected
| really offered We the following goods viz
Rich fancy dress silks, small checks, striped and plain
Cheue and foulards
Real India silks In plaids sc.
An extensive assortment bereges In plain modes
Hgbcooed, plain and richh figured moussene de lanes
Shales berege de LANES, tissues, &c.
French, English, and American prints
Chntzes, gnghams, lawns, musiins
Jaconets, &c, in all grades and prices
Plain, white, aud embroidered Swiss musins
col0red Swiss muslns which will be sold
below any price heretofore named
White cabc nusns, jacone cambrics, Nansook, and null
muslins
Fun assortment plaid musns, including all grades
In black goods zoe have
black apacaE bombasns mousseine de anes bereges
grenadines, SC.
Silks embracing all the widths
and qualities
Ladder linen Handkerchief.
We have following for prices have Of
30 doz. linen handkerchiefs, at 81 25 dozen
do do 800 do
30 do do do .,e,,,,. 4o DO
great below price above named
With abeautfu ladies' pocket handkerchief
all medium and fine grades.
We Of buyers generally The aboveenume
stock only variety, all of which
now reduce, and will sell cheap do
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, n co.
June s-3aw3w
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LTuDEs sur Ia psf.n.s Active dc. PLACE.

IL raj Picot-l vol.
Historic Forhcaon manuel des meineurs
systemes maniere de oHchon sduie de pAemand par
Dupareg, capiaine du Gene2 vols and atlas Of plates
Essa Fertilization Moderne anayse comparee des sees
modernes Franca Aemsnde Maurice, csptane du
vol and atlas.
Fertilization Polyronse Csponnieres eoier gu
Pnssien rsduit Pamene capane De Genie vy ana
Tfae des Reconnaissance Mises, lusage des
fanere st de csvaene Professeur UnesI-l vol
Cours Abege dA6ces public sutorsanon du mnse oe
Ia Jueuee-l vol and ntas. 60, ,
Pomuies Tables Rensegremons Prau9nes e so'e oes
Many other works the military sciences ana ana heif
various branches.
Just imported direct from Paris, by ,o.ucv r.y,on
May23 fhhNCk TAYLOR.
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General Land Once,
an..iI UkAI

NUMEROUS applications having been
~ omauv relation which land
der the Of 2et September 1850 should located following
answers thereto have been prepared, wit
There three modes by which may
lsl by tire warrantee in person
I'd by the wurantee through agency of this Office
I'D. BY agent attorney
II the rs second mode adopted application
writing tpeciing the district, srcon county
which The location desired aud accompanied by affidavit
according to the following FORM No. L.
Where the third mode adopted, power attorney
Produced executed by the the Of witness
according the following which attorney
be acknowledged proved before
authorized take the acknowledgment deeds, according
No or
IL all the patents will be transmitted the land office
where the location mad unless special directions the
be given.
J. BUTTERFIELD Commissioner.
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second cour.e.-Dsnc,ne Academy.

AR r. Liable has the citizens Of
wi and dancing
for the season win commence on Thur.ds January p
residence Pennsylvania opposite Wiards Hotel
Days Of tuions Thursdays, and ss"
days; Georgeiown-Mondays and Fridays.
Dec 28-dun
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MOSES l.. HOLT,

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR LAW,
San Francisco California.
RErEREEoEs: Hon S. W. Inge NJ c. Alabaa John Taylor
esq, Mobile Alabama Mess Rhodes Wright, CO., New Or
Henry Clark ESQ., TaIboro' North Carolina
Hon. w NJ Gwin NJ c. California; Benz X True, New York
city; j. p Healey ESQ., Boston, Massachusetts Hatch esq.
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May 7-2awly
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!. BUTTERFIELD, -
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person right presumption OF the land
within the townships and parts Of townships above enumerated
establish satisfaction OF the register
proper make therefor
seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
the public OF lands embracing The
claimed otherwise, such claim will be forfeited
]. BUTTERFlELD,
May l3-lawl3w Commissioner of the General Lahd once