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CATTLE POWDER
~ PREPARED 1T
BRElNIC. FRONEFIELD n CO.
No fa1 NnriL Third Cfrsff PhiLndeInhfn

No. 1877 North Third Street, Phitddelphia.
'I1Is powder entitled by the united ,estin,ny u al
whI have used il To the first rank II all thss CAT
worthy { fr many years rieed we ctalengs uuy pers
to make superior, any powder TINT acts IN the s,rs
increase the unt Of milk and butter OF the
animal will i,nprvs rapidly in fat 1t will therefore .
time le c'sidered we have ~ a If tlv siarle sr.
cles vi every Farmer, WIN keeps diry and g, evef"
pers owning a house. II is M of thuss kind
MrsrURE. that merely swell aninu,l sp fn sli-t
tnc, hut viii by the capacity which 1t has " converting
HirPURiC ACID (Which is an crcte uatter) intn Lac
re ACID nr oLEtNE cause greater amount ~ nfir' ~
nnn by cmh be, were the active rriucips " nutr N
t ass out Of the system in the form VI llrruRic Acip
we have received multitude o evidence to prove what
we have snit ali We. Suffice t, say
we have mixed the active agent, with ctcn nuInfer
u NKGET ,BLR rknts and hcrs which time and have
proved to lie nsoiu improving the appetite snd ~, ting
diyrsti nj the IN q thus securing healthy iitinn Il
the blnr, from which the Milk and FAT must I've trmrd
u may Ne used IoR$Es Cows aud Hoes for the f1lluw-
Ing complaints and diseases.
HORSES
YELLOW WATER, dangerous sickness which de-
strys many valunie hoses every year, 10 very often
entirely cured by the free use u this pntler IN all
II VIII prevent The disease !firn coming
This disease is owning tia bad ai impoverished state
Of the blood Which becomes thn waicry aud Vi all yellow
dor,
This powder by improving the stomach and giving to
the bL"d greater quantity "l red PARTICLES ni rus 'hs
best and only possible chance Of very II the hTse
ia far ne give Tnlg and night Tablespoonful III wei
feed IA the beginning day al on only 'Pre-
vent The disease twice week
Sl.ABRfRlNG.-rhis IL the rminltinn M many valul-
bic ii rscs hy exhaustion by constant discharge 81 sail
va which "uglt To- 90 into the stomach t. assist dlsrsr
1t ia species o salvation often produced hy lNDIsN I-
lriccn growing IN the pasture gruld A Tablespoonful
three times week VIII frequently the Hiw il il
dirs MT depend cn the TOBACCO tire grass under such
circumstances the ainn' must hc kept in the stable
DlSfEMPER.lf the powder is early aw freely used
NJ other remedy need lie used il has ALREADY cured hun
dres o lIoRsEs this Troublesome disease to the SUR rise
uf thIse whn used IT, III used lief naiirr >
hinr ~ me neck II r'h rest re ihs nnlnn rorier'y
7 fle auf
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

To THE lSDUsrRIoUs. A reward of $500
will be given TO the first active man " no dis
overs one single newspaper. borrower that is
willing to admit that there is "inyhing pull
lishcd nowadays worth reaIing"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

New Mneic-Just Published.
r. EE q WALKER. No. IG2 Chcsnut st.
z 4 are constantly publishing aud receiving
new and beautiful music from the most distin-
gushch composers.
The following list contains some Of their choi-
ccst and most popular Songs, Waltzcs, PoIkas
&c.
Now, thou art Gone. = beautiful song. words
lM Thomas J. Dichl. music by Ilamhrilge.
My New England Home. words and music hy
Mrs J.. Wade.
Gr,he's Omnbus by C.. Grobe--a collection
of Ducts.
Sounds from Home. piano and violin, Ivy Jos.
Guug'l
Pretty Little Pokas for Pretty Little People,
by ]. Ling.
All the Winds aIe Sleeping, by 4. =. Worn.
scy,
Guardian Angel. by the author of "Iove Not
Household Words. written by Chas. Young, do.
The Adie,is. word. by Thomas J. Diehl, mu-
sic hy IIorr.
LEE * WALKER have constantly on hand
superior Pianos, and a supply of Martins Cee.
brated Guitars. which together with fns as
sortnent of Musical instruments and Merrhan-
dze in general. comprise a stock not To he sur
passed by that of any other establishment in the
country. LEA WALKER,
l62 Chcsnut street vain c BuiidinS.
Philadep pha, June 2s, lS5l.-ly.
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The undersigned have entered into Co-part
nershp under the finn Of
RiNBY e. l. .tWRENCE,
TO CARRY on THE
TO CARRY On TIVE
Paper e Rag Business,

fdpeT N Ehy ouAlneSA
A No S. Minor Street. Philadelphia.
WHERE they intend keeping large assort-
w meHt Of papers, &c. consisting in part as
follows:
Writing papers; wove and laid, American and
English.
Bath Pests and Note papers wove and laid.
gilt and plain.
Folio Posts, Flat Gaps. Printing Papers, all
sizes
Hardware papers, from 10 hy "a to 40 hy 4s.
Colorcd aud white tissue papers American
and English. IlolinsswoIths Patent Manila
papers
Colored and white Shoe papers, conmon aud
extra sizes. Guf Envelope papers.
Colorcd Printing and Cover papers.
Manila papers, all sizes Glazed Royal, all CO.
lors.
Druggist, Blue Medium and Fiteriny papers
Tea Secret and Coored papers for conicction-
ers.
Rag, Manila and Straw wrapping papers.
Bonnet Binders Box. Cap and Trunk boards
White and Bull Envelopes; Legal, Letter
Note and Card sizes.
Agents for Bliss, Potter 4 Co.'S
FIhte Cards
in psrk. aud sheets. white and colorel-o,ld ST.
yes cut to order. Alsp, their Gill. Figured and
Plain glazed papers.
JOSEPH RlMBY. late Of ss n. Thrd st.
n. =. LAWRENCE. late ol No. Minor st.
N.R.-5OO Tons of Rags wanted in exchange
for cash.
Philadelphia, July &c, is5i.-6mo.
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MATRIMoNY.-.llot buckwh-at cake. -
warm bed-comiorlabis slippers ing
coffee-round arms-red lips (ahem y
ect., ecl.-.shirts exulting in bu,tons-re.
deemed stocking boot -iacks--happne.
&c.
SINGLE BLEssEDsEss.-Sheet.iron quilts
blue noses-frosty rooms-i ice in the pitch
er-.unregsnsral-d linen-.heel.less socks
coffee sweeiened with iciclss-.euita-p perch
biscnils--ilabby sleak-lul razors-.coru.
coughs and choIics-- rhubarb-.loes-m
sery, &c. PAh.
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MtsrrIlaueouS Asatter.

A young lady being asked why she did
not attend party to which she had been in
,Ited, repllrd-l forgot all about it, and ate
onions for breakfast.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27
ssshk MY e,SNks
AND PENSION AGENCY.

The attention Of the public is called to the All
vertiscment of Mr. Charles G., Tucker Attorney
and Agent at Washington CITY Persons bav
ing claims for bounty Lands or Pensions in.
formed that the subscriber has made arrangements
for the requisite torus. and claimants calling Il,
his office, can have their paper, PREPARED and
forwarded to MIR. Tucker at WASHINGTON ard
by him he properly attended to before the le-
Iartmeut there.
ii. L. MASSER.
Sunhurv, Jan. IS lS5l.--
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A BLACK EYE.--Whenrver you get a
black eye by a fall Oh The ice, OF f'om inn-
ming against The bedpost, apply the cloth
wrung out oi very warm water, and renew
II until the pain ceases. The moisture aud
heat liquities The blood, and sends i, back to
the proper channels. Use warm water or
hoi, but never cold wafer to the bruise.
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$50 FOnifElI.

RR. HUNTER will forfeit $50, ii f,n, to
- cure any cIse of secret disease that NAV
come under hi, cd'c no matter how long stand.
ing or affecting. EIther sex are invi,ed to hi,
Private Rooms, 3S North SEVENTH Street
Philadelphia. without le u of inter upton by 9th
er patients. strangers and others VINO have
been uniortunat" in the selection Of d physician
are IN itrl 10 call Those who have injured
themselves hy Snl'ta y 'icc are also invited.
READ AND REFLECT. The afflicted
would do well to reflect before trusting their
health. hIppiness. AMI ia IN any cases tnrr lives
III the bands Of phy sicians ignorant o, this cl s>
of mladlcs. II Is certainly irnposshle for one
man To understand all the ills the human fimii,
subject to. Every respectable phy sici IN has
his peculiar branch. in which he is IN rre success
iul than his brother profess rrs. and to that he de-
votes most ot his time aud study
YEARS OF PRACIICE. exclusively de,o
ted tU the study aud eat'ncnt of diseases of the
sexual organs ogcther with ulcrrS upon the TO.
dy throat, nose, or legs, paius in the head or
bones, mercurlai riIeuuHts =. gravel ire Ju!arl.
ties, diseases arising from youthful eXccsscs or
impurities OF the blood, whereby the constitution
has become enieeb ed, enables the Doctor to offer
Sp,e@y rs/trC 10 all who may place themselves
under his care
Philadelphia, April 10, lS5l.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

SERGEANT DAvY was oucc accused Of
having di-graced the bar by taking silver
from client. Il took silve,,"' he replied
"bccnuse could not get gold hnt took
every falthing the poor fellow had in the
world, and nope You don't call tina, dsgra-
cling the procession."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

THE Government, Of Saxony has seized all
the journals which contain report. of Kos.
sulh's reception ~ England. in ST. Peters.
burg, the Car ALLOWS the newspapers To
publish any amount The publishers may
please of the proceedings from the Edelsh
journals.
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tssSsist'ssSs3 s3itsNE
Bounty Land and Pension Agency

4 y. u.
INilE undersigned At rir.v and Gtnrrd Agent ~ the
l tny { Nnshingi tiers lis services ia rr rurue
B nnN Lands and Pensions ili cuti!lri iil. per
nrnily Gated ut the q vrrnut.i will 4. ii IT.
ugh aud familiar nc Iuiin with the ncctsSry forms
t'd tout ni business, aud nvng Reg sicrs and
Rolls tiled IN the L :. office, he iirt rs f
The sl,cey and ,ry adjustment nl q " rilian
clii,rs NJ every Kind.
by u late Act 1 Congress, Bounty Land is grnnfet to
e ifss nnd sIlrrs ui the i-l2 aud the vnri-
ri uIinn wars since 1870 r those wh, served nine
IA 'u'hs l6I acres; Ia III whn served { ar IN ths 70
icrrs, aud - ia se who served ne IA nth ~ Hcrcs
Arrangements nave been HEUr with gentleman ui The
Legal pr Irssi IA different sections Il the Country, frr
the cnti warrants and the s tie n iI,r p1lrnis when
tSsnri, IN the iii ~ advantage icrms; the pay
n taxes, relcn Il, N # lnrIs. IL t;x"s; rti II ui
r!rs nal the tralslri general Law business, in
}e iArrr'i' Safes nlh rtrf, MS
its irur's I- trl,r;5 n'llrjs ( 'hc pr ftssi II
st"'e 'i N1Hi r.rss "tus iHc' -,' ar- pee
ftr,d 1g ",d AirH. Nl' '1t' u'- hl his 's'ri
Vie n"rra7,ry trrs nnd "ar., iue 'li ili r,Htr.'
H subjects 10 a--t'- sl..'-Fi V-,s.f l, .: .ris
.Io ', "- .- ..,'slrlt :. Jesoi, .@- l.l'u's tviH
be. t,HryH..
.es DESIRING iut -.ulti nl.ris BOO 'Hr army or
IHvl. v'ir' nv tr"i uuu l .r itr.ruIs '|r5
>'V"". flI'tirr NyIi -- i dI.'J. tis.- elr
tirs - Be- rrrirIt iy return n mai. Al = utnugl.
| II us Ia he (PhEFAIDA AMI ad rrssr,i T.,
CHARLES {. TUCKER.
C8m l61, !. o. Washington ID {.
| December a., lkjU-
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Valuable

yttNibtC
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
slHllE Subscriber who resides in Phiiadclphia,
I offers for sale the f,owilr priperly in Mil
ton, Northumberland county, viz; '!ho larg.
- BRICK BUILDING
LEX in upper Milton, formcrI, occupied by
NesSrs Pat;crs,ns as Carriage Makers shop
The huilling is Go feet frlnt upper Market
street. and 40 feet on Front street and is two
stories high. Also two story
BRICK BLACKSMITH SHOP,
10 by 25 feet, OF tne same premises. The lot il
on the corner Of upper Market "A .d Front streets,
aud is 6. feet front. and 50 feet deep.
The premises wuui he valuable Tor Foundry
or other manufacturing purposes. and will he sold
on reasonable and accommodating terms 10y APP
pi, ing either To JACOB CARRlGAN,
Philadelphia.
!. T. WOLFINGER, Esq. Milton or
II. b. M\SSER Esq,, Sunhury.
Philadelphia, Jan. rs, ls3l,-rf,
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ROSE DIN rmENT, ron rgrraz.

FAD the fp wing certificate from Can't Dcvoe the
IL well kn IVA and popular sham Boat Captain OF ih.
Travelcr)
PHILADELPHIA. October 81, 1910.
Several ytfirs since was attacked with "a hreakine Oh
my neck IN the form nf Fctirr which am iviuce(
WAS nrri at the }nrhcrsShnp. II groWlually extend
ed my face until reached upper IEirt # tn,
rhetks DllTihg III" several Ii;hs that it continues
spreading, used diirccu applications. of which la,
he cIlrr aprry ut least, ri increasing the disease hu
rom none o thein did perceive the least berfi until
ppirt! the RoSE OINTMENT by the of Ot il
perfectly cured aud have remained Tree nl the ane,
ion.
have since used The Ointment, Tightly applied far r,sgt
oi the face b tchs. chHpprl hlidS &c. With lrr
eCt SurcSS hive heslil ~ la RECON- ending il ~
he str ngrst i,mner 10 the public.
JAMES DEyOE.
Agen-IiENRY MAssrR, Sun!uTy.
JalX y, lSif.
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w IT'S
NERVOUS ANTTroTX

.
.,+G
pifSN'th i}i>~f{tnNI!Ta.
5.vs.3 II a;2t7Ar gg.,es 0gR ov ztz
-%@~ =
! Hi l''S'iIvciy rurt all sta-cs r' Neuralgia.
lie DOluroux. Nervous iitada-l,o no
lcra, Lorkiaw, II l'drophohia convulsions; will
restore manhood to its prestine vgor even after
years OF Pro,traiinn, and the only known and GER
tain cure Tor low spirits mental debility.
Extract from the New York Sun, Oct 3, Is4s
TIE c'i'5,ated DR. Watson. when talking of tbs
miraculous power of Watts Nervous Amtitiole" :"
the question was put to him. why such a raIua-
hle remedy for al nervous affections was not in
troiuccd by the medical faculty !" replied. THAT
ii ii were there would no longer lie any Use fer o.
faculty, as all diseases originated from dlsor an
lzcd siri" oi the nerves the nerves the maa
spring of He Whole system Keep this la order,
and both the mini aud body must be-
-Four ounce rhial, l. doses, enough FOR oil az
dinary eases, one DOLLAE.
Old By
WIN. MCCARTHY. Broadway. Sunbury.
Sc. tcHhrr, - lSJ0.--tc
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To- ANG q -&r9 -
ESSENCE OF
j \ Nj .AIC \ GIN G. T. Il

MADE flnm he hes ItIuiicl Ginger, all the vallrll.
vi mciicnl. pT Iery of which il VIII be found 10 b.
s-sS IN Il Z HIVcuirnl ari & uceHtrird { rIn.
II Is efficient ant the tine harmless gcull,
stlHEIlmg Hc 7 the 'l gud viii bc u4Ii
hvnrlcl Ia rehvriuS the ialnul and distressing irrliug
cciSnoti Toy the in Er"d ac.l u m this tnp1aut "rgiI
Fr IN hi tna whole itst-s Hulu taken IN w!Hegis'
fi ri swctcncd water VIII ,n5u iiI"iy rcn We The tiau
cncS and pJ Ttssn resulting irn migrstI and Il take
twI three times kIy, luirrd, VIII le hni luEhi
useful ng;iins the lissr and s,ne of Sinking J lhc ston
Ic AMI tclprr its dis rrrcd ucliln uCtIsl'c ly tn
.nrryang eject at the summer heats, r wing after la
lisi,ns ~ aud lor Ircng Tie ncpirnl stages u dulI
honi, SC.
II Is ais nm excellent medicine th Sc WIN have H.
Hrrd ihr 4 their sumIcs by the uja del rnic use
Scling liqu by its slightly nGitiug eject upn.
he 81 Hntrh Geru wing the craving { snurus, while .
has mimi acli the brain. uui is slrrt,,c
10y feelings depressi N, which always f,IlIw the
Ilc h lie strnukns
few DIR rs added To m1ci"sin rhuarh other purqa
live medicines, will render them rr acceptable u th,
st mach ni prevent the grrns which apt To accanpa,
the action.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

E,R sale at this office. Superior Black Ink,
= C.ttle Medicine at rs cts, Pure Essence of
u ngei, % cents. fnr fa ru G40t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

1 AiSlNs, currants, citron, cheese, pepper
= sauce, DC For sale by J. w. FRlLING
ssnbury, Des. :. ls4a
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More Epiieaoe.
D, hooa.uuls German BiHcrs.

The "Phlalc'hin saturday ',Sctir,' the best family
ncwspa."i .pbiscl ia the UhicI States. the edit say
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

Sunbury, Jan. Is, ISL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1851-12-27

y ~ Market s. ht,wrrn 7h and sth, upper
rhtnIci hlI. A,,i. Y, lsjl .-ly.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-11

MADAME DELARUE, having just returned from
MI open morning elegant assortment Of
imported goods consisting dls breakfast
cans in gses variety head dresses black
Grape chemtes sleeves and collars suitable for
ming this inside hued
~ and co,nrs
Of styles complete assortment Of
tspds bact and white
ve. embroidered skirts ues bands, collars
beautiful selection French few French cioahs
cuf pin. j., ivory bracelets glove trimmings French hid
dole very quaoty goods sutsb for Christmas
psesen
D. would particularly the attention Of the ladies
10 her Paris flowers feathers chenille besddrcsses
D~cp- Penn. between 10Th and i1h SITS.
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N EW Fashion.bie Tailoring E.t.hish'mens..m y
N IOtJDON co. and taiiors, Browns Bos
avenue opened their with
and Of goods for septlcmen wear such
cloths vestpgs furnishing goods generally
Army, navy, marine ssd revss"e oncers WIN hna an 'o
swords epane tacc end such other
the prescribe
srpence many legitimate tsilorins new and
goods. desire please with the cash system 70
high prices Inducements INST W.
offer val most respectfully solicit patronage,
Nov lN-hlnI
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Brown. Hotel, city OF washington.

propeors that Their establishment
reception It's front is Of white
Pennsylvania
Sixth and seventh streets aud r stories in height
the
most elegant ~ county, eple,e with all the mod
desirable convenience and
ladies gentlemen all Its departments IL has
newly furnished superior ,e, and no expense hns been
r. r. n NJ BROWN,
Dee e-ooa2y PROJECTORS.
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ID ICU silks, Cashrn.res, and velvets.-WhLTER UAk
IL CO., Pennsylvania avenue, between 9Th and 10Th
Streets open beautiful assortment Of rich
silks French caslmeres and
sepc sk silk velve ss~orted rich cashmere shaw and
cbpee embroi-
sleeves, collars and bcrthas OF
embroidered linen eabrck hsndherche silk and wool
hosiery gloves With Of
goods selected great from mportaons
g-3teodif
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-11

Il DUNALL BROTHER, drSper and tailors, would call the
their old Congress and visisrs generally
their be
erected since the adjournment Of last
Congress.
they prepared with complete assortment OF and fash
line Of which they VIII make 10
der in heir sye 81 taste and elegance.
tao furnishing articles such shirts, gloves,
brcIas, suspenders. cravats handkerchief, Ac
have make few style pattern overrNmen's
Nov .W-eod2wif DUVALI HRoIHER.
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sr building Pennvsna avenue, between Pour and ahall
teetsespeotuly calls the attention OF members OF
Congress- strangers, and the public generally TO hs large and
cloths, and vesungsy al o
which prepared in his usual elegant style
superior which have been much sduad Tor
quality and comou and being determined 70 90 pus
Al kinds OF military made In the be. manner &C
cordns o regulations.
Wanted three good coat hands none but ibe best woh
need apply. NOV 2o-9a~'m
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VELVET and Cloth Closks aud SacLs.-We viii open
this morning handsome assortment Of rich embroidered and
nsh velvet coak and
new style embroidered eosks very beautiful Also,
Martha Fitch, and Hudson bay sable
and cuffs.
WALTER HARPER n CO,
G-sheoJif Pennsylvania between 9th and 10th sts
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Alexandria Boat.
a - The favotite steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON
nkSne depart following hours coach connects
in Washington. Boats fare lek cents
the Capitol for The boat
ok, III, !, AZ, and
Leaves Alexandria AT q, OK, II, ], ~, and 4.
Leaves Washington at s4, los, IN, M ~, and AZ
Nov ll-du JOB CoRSoS, Captain
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baltimore and Warrington R.iIroad-ChanKc OF
IN Monday December m the trims between
" Washington nd Baltimore will be follows
Washington al 6 and ST. a m, IL, and 5,
Baltimore a and 81 a. and and Ii p.
ashngton and the fourth from Ba
will and from Philadelphia
4. IL. PARSONS,
Nov o9-dn Agent
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or Norfolk.
The steamer osCEoLA viii, on Saturday, the 18th
6~-4Ue instant, commence making "Trip week 10 the
above piace-leaying Washington every Saturday
O'Clock, m Resrning, Norfolk every Monday
O'Clock, p. m.
Passage and fare s..
iouch, going aud returning Cone river and the usun
landings the Potomac, ---.
pee b-du JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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HOUSE OF nErRssENTATIv

HANNIBAL AND JosRPHs RAILROAD.
Mr. HALL asked and obtained the unanimous consent
OF the House TO introduce bill (of which previous no
tce had been given) for reference viz bill granting
the right OF way TO the State of Missouri and portion
of the public lands aid the construction oil the Han
nbal and ST Joseph's railroad in that State read twice
and referred TO the Committee on Public Lands.
MIR RICHARDSON called for the regular order OF
business. But
LAND WARRANTS UNDER THE LAW OF srpTEM-
IS, 1851.
Mr. HARRIS, OF Tennessee, moved the suspension OF
the rules to go into Committee OF the whole on me
state OF the Union take up his joint resolution making
land warrants issued under the law OF September IS
1850, assgnabIe agreed to.
So Mr.. RICHARD sos being called 10 the char, :,
Mr. HARRIS, of Tennessee, moved to take up hs sand
resolution, which had been before thus referred
Mr. p KING suggested the proprety oil taxing up bus''
ness in its regular order. .
Bui lie motion Of the gentleman from Tennessee pre-
vang bis said joint resolution was read al length ny hs
Clerk
Mr. HARRIS, of Tennessee, said that, with the indnl-
gence OF the committee, he proposed TO make bre
statement to the objects to be effected ny the passage
Of the series of resolutions that he had had The honor &c
introduce.
The object of the first resolution is 10 make the bounty
land warrants authorized by the act OF 2sth September
1850, assgnable,
The object Of the second is 10 authorize the registers ant
OF the United States land Offices to charge ant
receive for the location OF these warrants The same rate
Washington telegraph., 1851-02-19
WAS HING CTUN
HFC III a c = e m m Irv.

THE Sixth Session will commence on the 10Th
l. Febr1ary; 1851. Buildings, additional both
TO Tie Seminary and the Boarding Departments.
are now In progress Of construction, SO that a
larger number OF pupils can be acc oinmoduted.
Competent and experienced teachers are provided
in every department. Large and valuable aj-
ditions to the Chem. and Phil. apparatus have
been purchased in the East aud are now daily
expected.
1t is confidently believed That every facility, as
to teachers, buildings, &c, is provided for the
thorough education Of young ladies: The Prnci-
pal takes this occasion 10 his sincere thanks
Tor the liberal support thus far extehded 10 tho
institution, and to assure the public that at no
time during the existence of the school has il bee
in more fourishing Condition than at present,
and that no exerioh will be spared to IN nantan
aud increase the high reputation which il has al
ready acquired. As there will be no yacation
until July next, pupils may be entered at any time
Terms as heretofore.
$. l.. SLACK. A. NJ, Principal
Jan. l. 1851 (2m